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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
WAR IN THE SOUTH !-INVA.
SION OF CUBA!!

A telegraphic despatch from New
York, under date of May 24,h, announ.
ces the arrival of the Ohio from Hava.
na whence she sailed on the 18th. She
brings news that Gen. Lopez landed at
Cardenas on the 9Th inst, with 500
men-took the two garrisons-GOO hun
dred surrendered, after losing three of
their number. Great excitement pre-.
vailed at Havana, the city was under
martial law; several thousand militia
had been enrolled. Troops had been
dispatched 10 Matanzas. 1t was report
ed that troops were collected at Wo.
mans Island; several vessels had start.
ed for that place. The Spanish steam,
er Pizarro had returned with los pris-
oners, French and German. The Ohio,
Falcon and Georgia, were compelled TO
anchor at The entrance of the harbor.
Gen, Lopez landed from a steamer
which left New Orleans on the 7th;
several other vessels, containing in all
some 1900 or 1900 men, had left New
Orleans previous TO the Creole, but
where they are 10 land is not known
Arms were being delivered TO the mill
tia; residents, foreigners and all were
called on TO enrol. There were 500
troops in Maianzas; 500 were despatch.
ed from Havana al ! A. M, to reinforce
them and march against Gen. Lopez.
llumor says that the force under Lopez
had increased TO 1000; that he was al
ready half way TO Matanzas.
On the 10Th, news was received at
Havana, that large force was collect
ed on Woman's Island near Cape Car
touche, Yucatan. A general of marines,
with several vessels, and about three
thousand men, started immediate.
Iy for that place. The force on
the Creole with Lopez, which effected
landing was only small part Of the
expedition. 1t is known that 10 or I2
vessels have left New Orleans and diff
erent parts fthe Gulf, probably TO land
simultaneously at different points. 1t
is reported that Gen, Lopez had broken
up The railroad 10 Cardenas in several
tlaces. The merchants, bankers, &c.
in Havana, were removing their mo.
ney, plate, &C., into The fort for safety.
Capt. Schurch protested, through the
American Consul, TO The Captain Gen.
eral, and demanded safe anchorage; he
was refused, and told that if he did not
like il, he might 60 to sea as soon as he
pleased; the Spanish Government would
not be responsible for The safely of bis
ship, None Of the passengers, except
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1850

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1891.
The Compromise Bill-Hs approval by
Distinguished Statesmen.-The Compro
mise Bill, reported by the Committee OIL
Thirteen, is certainly 10 better condition
than it was last week, and there is
every indication that its chances OF success;
will grow better as the public will have time
TO reflect upon ii. The administration m ay
still stand aloo, but il will not oppose the
bill, and will be glad when the subject
shall be disposed Of. So will every body
else.
The Hon. Robert j. Walker, Mr.. Bar,
bour, Of Virginia, Mr.. Dallas, OF Pennsyl.
vania, Mr. Buchanan, Judge Woodbury.
in short every leading Democrat in the land
will shortly be out in letters for publication
TO support the bill reported by Mr.. Clay
Mr.. Walkers letter may appear tomorrow;
it will certainly not be delayed beyond this
week. The leading Wings Of the country
are about doing the same thing. Mr.. Crit
tenden, Of Kentucky, has already written q
strong letter, endorsing Mr.. Clay in the
whole length and breadth Of his course. and
expressing his adhesion 10 the compromise.
"Honest Cave Johnson" of Tennessee,
Post Master General under Mr.. Polk, J
has also written one in favor OF the compro.
mise, and will probably replace Mr.. Turney
in the Senate Of the United States. Give
the bill time. and we shall soon see whether
the utras are sufficiently backed at home to
defeat it. doubt it much.
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those having passports, were permitted
to 60 on shore. No communication
was allowed between the passen
gers while in port, not even be.
tween the oflicers--a permit was oh.
tanned from the Captain General. The
Ohio was detained more than 10 hours
after she was ready for sea, waiting fol
a pilot to transfer her passengers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company a re selling
of their own manufacture, the best quality
MOLE SKIN HA IT'S, of the latest ashton
At 81 each!
Making no losses by credit, and selling a
great number for cash, enables the Company
to offer hat at the above price, warranted
equal 10 any sold elsewhere, at five dollars, or
no sale. There can be found at this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough and Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim Hats of all kinds,
LOW FOR CASH.
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
No. 297
OF THE SIGN ISE1
o. Hats IN The pindOw in perpetual motion. 60
st. Louis. Nov. 8, lS49
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Insurance on Hemp.

NV shall continue to charge the old rate
w Ofpremium on all baled Hemp, un.
covered with bagging, shipped to our address,
when advised by mail of same at or before
Shipment, or endorsed on Bill of Lading, viz:
Insured on open policy Of Hanenkamp d Co.
Consignments solicited.
HANENKAMP g. co.
St. LUuis, May %, lS50-l2-6w.
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California! California;

The undersigned has on hand, FIFTY
BRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS; also 25 ONE
DAY BRASS CLOCKS; all of which he will
sell at Reduced prices--Eight day Clocks,
from | D to Is dollars-one day Brass Clocks,
from to dollars. Persons wanting clocks,
will please call at his shop in Fayette. have
been informed that it is reported by some Gen.
tleman that is Peddling Clocks in this county,
that have but one clock for sale. Please
call and see for yourselves.
Fayette, May l6-tf II. w. KRING,
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A CHANCE FOR CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. GREEN-Sir: expect 10 start on
pack mules TO California in few days, say
from LIST 10 4ih June next. shall start from
Mr.. Jos. Cooper's and pass through Arrow
Rock. ! want company, and the object Of
this is 10 solicit it. Enquiries can be made
at Mr.. Cooper's or at Jesse McMahan's, Ar
row Rock. II. ALLISON.
May 30lh. 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

MARRlED-On Tuesday evening, at the
residence Of Capt. VIM. D. SwINNEY, by
Rev. VIM. HOLMES, Mr.. JAS. E. SWIM
NEY, OF this county, and Miss MARY
JONES, ofKy.
AT the same time and place, by the
SEINE. Mr.. J. R. JOSELYN, and Mrs.
MARY FRANCES BlOREN, both Of
Monticello.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JOHN G. MILLER, Wing candidate
for Congress, win address his fellow.
citizens at Fayette, on Monday next
Appointments for other portions of the
District will lie announced.
We trust our friends will turn out,
en- massc, to hear Mr.. Miller-as we
know the Democracy will.
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MAMMOTH CIRCUS.


VIE largest, pest appointed, anu most
l. perfect company ever organized, embra-
cling all the stars in The country, native and
foreign, will exhibit in Glasgow, on Satur
day June Sh, 1850 for one day only, present.
ing series of Arenac novelties in style of
grace, beauty, skill and daring so infinitely
superior to any attempts heretofore made tina
true description Of their excellence would
scarcely be credited. Among the most cele-
brated members Of this Une9uaAed Mammoth
model Troupe, who will appear in a great va :
riety Of Hippo scenes, Corpuscuar
wonders, Equestrian Acts, Herculean feuts
Olympic games, Acrobatic poises, and other
pleasing novelties are
Mr.. LEV, J. NORTH,
ILL. Sic. Luz GERMAN,
MADAM L. MUM,
La BELLE CAROLINE.
Mons. J. La Thorne, Mr.. A. Levi,
Lean lie Roy, :" III. Num-,
Mr. B. BurniSh, M Carlin,
/" John Harper, ~ o. Prince
Herr Sransor, Herr Hess,
Diardllo, Little Willie,
MADEMoIsELLE ELLA,
And the two superior wits and.drol Clowns,
BILL WORRELL d p USS HORNER.
The Musical department is under the d.
rectior Of the great Sgnor MESSENGER known
in Europe as the Corvette King"
In addition to the feats of this illustrious
company another great feature is the perform.
ances of Mr.. Nurlh's wonderful dancing horse
1ammany. The grace, STYLE and time of his
dancing, the manner in which he executes a
Polka, Cracovienne, Mazurka or other fash
ionabe dances, strikes every beholder with
astonishment and his apparently reasoning
an d Initiative faculties, are always received
with deafening applause.
The horses, lrappings, decorations, proper
ties and outfit are as good as the most liberal
expenditure could procure.
The Pavilion is large, comfortably seated,
and well arranged. Gentemanly and polite
ushers constantly in attendance. Order and
decorum strictly enforced, and no intoxicated
persons admitted
Doors open at in the afternoon, and in
the evening, Tickets to Dress circle, and
Gents Boxes 80 cents, Children 25, Servants
70. F. CHAMBERS, Agent.
GNTThis company will exhibit at Arrow
Rock. on Monday 10Th instant.
Glasgow, l3-w2
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Medical Notice.

nR. ]. HAYS would respectfully inform
- the citizens of the adjoining neighbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMIN HAYs) seven mi les
N East of Glasgow, and two miles S. West
of Switzer's Mill, and may be found at his
Office at all times when not professionally alb
sent.
DR.. HAYS will give his attention to the
disc asses most prevalent in this country.
Nav 30, lS50--l3tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
JAS. B. PLEASANTS,
Artist i'm DagUerreOtyDe.

or Louisville, Ky, tenders his professional
~ services to the citizens of Glasgow. He
intends that his pictures shall speak for them
selves. No charge for picture that does
not give entire satisfaction. Please give him
a call.
0rRooms No, G, Glasgow House. my23
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EMIGRANTs.--We learn that the emf.
grants have generally left the towns
above, and as far as they have been
heard from, are getting along well. A
report was in circulation some days
since, that the cholera had broken out
among them. but il needs confirmation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
HANDKERCHIEFS;

HANDKERCHIEFS:
White Linen, plain, White silk with bd'rs
do do with bd'rs Colord do every ya'ty
GLOVES:
Blk, white and cold Kid Buckskin
silk Heavy Wool
Merino and cashmere, Lise and cotton.
SUSPENDERS.
Silk nett, Cotton and wool nett
Ev'ry va'ty of French, Gum Suspenders,
Boys suspenders Embroidered do.
CRAHATS d STOCKS;
All the richest and Fashionable Fail styles,
just received. Rich scarfs Of every shade and
color.
Half hose Sc.--Heavy wool, english, thread.
cotton silk and shaker knit. Umbrellas,
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts made
to order. By sending pattern or the diinen.
sions, shirts can be manufactured Of the short
est not ice, and sent to distance with safety
and dispatch. N. II. CLARK, Agent.
May 9--lS5O-6m Opposite Bornum's
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Removed.

II X. WOODWARD formerly 81 Ches-
II. nut street, St. Louis, has moved to the
Corner of Fourth and Chusnut, where o,ay at
all times be found a full supply of the late
cheap publications and new Books.
Also full assortment of English, French
and American station cry which will be sold
on liberal terms, either wholesale or retail.
l3--lv
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
Furniture Notice.

n The subscriber having just returned
Es9 from business tour to nearly all the
- principal Furniture Manufacturing cities
East, as well as those west of the mountains,
and having purchased a rare and choice lot of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
beside having made permanent arrangements
for n constant and regular supply of every ar
ticle in the Furniture line, so that dealers and
Others wishing furniture may rely on having
their orders promptly filled; H.rand at a rate
less for Cash than can be had at any other
house in St. Louis.-EO
He would therefore cordially invite all his
cash paying friends and customers to give
him call, whether they are citizens of St.
Louis or reside in any Of the towns on the
Missouri, Mississippi or Illinois rivers. All
say, that wish bargains, and are willing to
pay cash for the same, call at No. so Market
ST., st. Louis, second door above second street.
JOHN I. ELLET.
N. B. Orders by letter, with the Deedful,
will be promptly attended to. J.I.E.
st. Louis, May 8.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

lound he could not compromise the ques
ton, then he would change his point, and
go Tor the admission OF California separately.
The report was ordered to be printed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW RECEIVING by
Boon, Talbot & Smith,
FAYETTE, MO-,

AZ Z Z, MU.,
NV are now receiving our usual great
w variety of Goods adapted to the pres
ent and approaching season, to which the at.
tention OF cd friends and the public in gen.
eral, is respectfully invited; as part of
which, we specify,
An extensive assortment of the most popu-
lar and newest style, Ladies Dress Goods.
:, Including fine supply of Silks, Tissues,
Barages and Lawns.
Organizes, Wash Silks, Muslns, Ginghams,
Grass Cloths, French and English printed
=. Jaconets, Chamelian Lawns, Tullies, &c.
Figured and Plain Swiss Muslins, Jaconets,
Lace Lawns and all other descriptions of
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G l. A 5 q q w, MO.
THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1850.
FOR CONGRESS--THIRD DISTRICT,
j NO. C. MILLER


Disrict--Scotland, Clark, Lewis, Monroe,
Boon. Howard, Charlton, Randolph, Ma.
con, Shelby, Cooper, Morgan, Cole, Mil.
Ter, Camden, Moniteau, Schuyler, and
Knox counties,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

OFHon. Truman Smith will please
accept our thanks for his favors to this
office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

Reader! word 10 you. If you wish to have
most excellent medicine in your house, to
nse Immediately in cases ofburns, cuts, sprains
bruises, headache, toothache, neuralgia pains,
cramps, numbness, &c go and get bottle of
H. G. Farrel:'s Arabian Lniment, ana you will
find it unequaled by any medicine of the kind
in the whole world. See advertisement.
N. B: Beware OF spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrel's Arabian Liniment,
base counterfeit, which has just made its
appearance. May %
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WAN ted.

\ GOOD Cook and wash woman wanted,
"A for which fair price in cash, will be
paid. Enquire at or address this office.
Glasgow, May 16.
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SHIRTS:

With every description of Plaits, from l-I6 to
! inch wide, of Linen, Muslin, Striped Linen,
Boys shirts all kinds.
BOSOMS:
With wide and narrow Paits-with and with
out Collars.
UNDER GARMENTS:
Cotton Nett Shirts and Drawers,
Silk
Wool
Wool ribbed
Merino
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Buckskin I"
Canton Flannel f" Z"
Grey Wool /" :"
Red wool
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM THE
REV. HENRY WISEMAN,
Mr.. A. L. Scovil: As DR.. Rogers Lverwrot
and Tar has been the means of snatching my
companion from premature gravel l feel
under the obligation to give my influence to
the circulation of so valuable medicine.
Patriot Gala, CO., Ohio. H. WISEMAN.
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, DR..
SNELsoN, Fayette, McCAMPBELL, COATES d.
SMITH, Huntsville, Mo, Nav 23-2w.
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Il. w. a. l.. Il. DUPUY,
WHOLESALE DRU GGISTS,
No. iS9 Second Street,
SAINT LOUIS. Mo.

EEP constantly on hand largo and
~ general assortment of Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Yindow
glass, Druggists Glass pare, Spices, Bran.
dies and Wines, for medical purposes, DC dc.
GF C.obriu, Sicily, and refined LlQUoRIcE,
prepared for Tobacco Manufacturers. who are
respectfully invited to call and examine the
same aud learn our prices.
May 2, lS50.-y
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Candidates Department.

announcement rec, So-m Advance.
We are authorized to announce Henry III.
Darts, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of Char.
iton county, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-30
N. II CLARK,
(AGENT.)

NO. lou 1A'ra ot'' dtrectty opposite Barnum'S
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
~ Glasgow and its vicinity that he has on
hand one ofthe most complete and extensive
assortments Of Shirts Furnishing Goods, and
Fancy Articles, to be found in st. Louis, and
soicits the patronage of the public.
In connexon with the above, the SHIRT
MANUFACTURING is extensively carried
on. Persons wishing Shirts made to order,
can be furnished at the shortest notice, with
a fashionable article, of good materials, and
at a low price, The following, IN part, CON-
prises the stock:
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NURPENTlNE-2 bills, for sale at cost
by arIl J. W. WHITE
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HVI IuVT'TJ'
WILLIAM HORN,
JOSEPH GROVE,
A. o, HORN,
MERRITT, McGILVERY q CO.,
WIN. A. GROVE,
HENRY +. LEWIS,
JAMES KUNKLE,
SAM'L G. GROVE.
Boundary Line, May 10Th, 1850.
Lexington and Independence papers will
please copy,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
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AMEHDMENT TO TIE BOUNTY LAND BILL.
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Another Court Martial of Com. Jones.
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Xerrih'e Steamboat Explosion.
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News from all Sections Of the Country,
&c. &c. &c.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Branch Mint and Cheap Postage Bills.
Terri.'e Steamboat Explosion.


lntercst1Cg from Washn8t0ns
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL-THE CHARGES AGAINST
COMMODORE JoNEs-JENNY LIND IN THE WHITE
HoUsE-BoUNrY LAND BILL, ETC.
WAsHrSGroS, Dec. 16, 1850.
Commodore Stewart is appointed president Of the
court martial for the trial OF Commodore Jones. The
charges against Commodore Jones are that he used
the funds of the Pacific squadron to speculate in gold
dust, and that he unawfully hung two men on board
of o ship In California By request of the accused,
the charges not read to day he desires reply
TO 70 with the accusations They will be read to.
row. A young officer, who suffered punishmsnt under
Commodore Jones in California is learn, his prin-
eipsl accuser.
The acceptance, by Texas, Of PeaIce's Boundary
bill has been chciAy received by the President from
Governor Bell, and will be communicated to Congress-
co day A Governor and other officers for New Mexico
will therefore, be nominated to the Senate during this
week
Jenny Lind arrived last night, and Is stopping at
Wizards Hotel. She visited the White House TO- day,
and also the Supreme Court whore she hear argu-
ment from Mr.. Clay. There will be grand turn out
TO- night.
The proposition offered to-day, In the House. for the
amendment Of the Bounty Land law, allowing the
transfer Of warrants, will pass.
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The Seymour House-Fire Mt Rome.

hOMEf Dec. 10, IoOU.
The Seymour House, enc OF the best finished aud
from appearances, to BIS the best conducted house
in Western New York, dedicated this evening.
Mott CT the leading politicians Of the county were
present, among whom noticed tho Hon. Horatio
Seymour, Hon. T, X. Walker, Hon. VIM j. Bacon,
Hon. A. Hackley, Hon. j. Elwoed, Messrs. b. Gar
win. b. Miller, Erastus Clark, and X. Conklin. At
p NJ, the party set down TO most elegant
rerast, got mp by the gentlemanly proprietors
OF the establishment After the table was cleared,
the Hon. Horatio Seymour being called upon,
made few happy remarks He alluded to the
early ssttlsm OF the country by his fsrehsrs to
whom the prosperoas condition OF which, at the pre-
the citissps of Rome - cha country pgre
much Indebted. He dwtlt on the sntsfPtise OF her
citizens &c, to considerable length, and closed by
wishing the propretors every success in their new
undertaking and was followed by Me.srs Conk,in,
Gavin. Fscon, and Elwood. We leave them In the
perfect enjoy ment of the occasion.
A FIRE brok. out here ON Sunday morning ami de
siroy I'd two large buildings occupied BY several me-
chantcs. Loes $1,000.
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DAMAGES AGAINST Cry An important
trial his come of in Boston, between Lyman
Raymond, plaintiff, and. the city Of Lowell, de-
fendant, in which heavy damages were awarded
by the jury, and some important points were de-
cideJ I, appeared that the plaintiff, who was
citizen of Manchester, n H, went TO Lowell on
business, and in attempting TO cross Central street,
caught his foot in the iron grazing Of aculvert,
which was out OF place and pro,rodued two inches
or more above the side walk, te and fractured his
knee pan. The counsel for the city, Sidney Bart
lett Eco Of Boston, add Isaac T. Morse, solicitor
for Lowell. ccnended that, II a man attempts 70
cross a street in a city, az any other place than
where isggirg stones are laid, or crossing place
Is indicated in son'e way, he does 80 a. his peril
On the other hand, II was coaiended by Hon. Eu-
fas Choafc, George Barstow, ard ions Ladd,
Esqufes, tor the plaintiff, that the whole highway
IL ores To foot passengers and carriages 10 pass aud
cross where their convenience mey require, and IL
wee admitted that the plaintiff did not cross the
hagairg stones, although he was very near them,
end miehi have dore 20. The court sustained the
position OF the plaintiff g counsel; and as il was
proved that the injury the plaintiffs leg he beng
a backsmih) totally disabled him tor pursuinV HE
trade; an0 as IL was proved he had family, and
was fofty.fve years OF age, The Jury awarded him
the handsome gum Of $500 damages, with
interest The accident occurred m November,
1870 The jury appear 70 have acted upon this
veiy Just and proper view OF the case, viz that
when psrty is wholly disabled by the gross fault
of another, be u ,nlitled 10 sum ~ meney large
enovph % lie put al interest and yield 20 him an an
nuity sufficient for a moderate support. IL was
proved that this detect in the street was made
known to the city officers and they were more than
once notified thai u was dangerous, but neglected
IN fppair H.
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BosroS Dec. IS, 1850.
The bark Chesapeak from sisal Yucatan, thi, morn
ipg reports that ell quiet thers-the indians are
substantially subduedi there may be few revoited
bands in the back country, but in the settled places
order has been fully restored.
Accounts from Gon.ives to the twenty-fourth
November, by the schooner Bmeline, state that
there was no coffee TO be had but American provisions
were plenty Men daily impressed into the army
which raising for the Invasion OF 81. Domngo bat
thu piniop OF the beet informed was that the auhor
tie. did really design 10 make any attempt IN that