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Franklin, July 3, 1850.
ETAT DE LA -Parossse

ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Parotsse
Il Sta Mare-C Conformement une conven-
ton ecrite ct conclue par les conseillers des
plaipnans ct du defendeur dams les divers process
iaits par sequestration contre Thomas A. Dow,
dams IA Cour de District de Ia paroisse Ste.
Marie, j'offrirai en- vente publique, au magasin
dernierement occupe par Thomas A. Dow, dams
Ia vile de Pattersonville, le LUNDI, 5eme jour
TA6ut, 1850, 10 heures du matin, IN propriete
suivante, SAVIOR:
I'm assortment general de marchandises, &c,
inclus un chalan. LIE tout saisi dams les pro-
cas contre Thomas A. Dow.
Tsymes ct Conditions.-Pour toutes sommes
au-dessous de $40, compliant. ct pour toutes
sommes de $40 ct au-dessus, Placement dams tout
lie mos de Mars proclaim, ISL les acquereurs
fourniront eurs bllets, avec bonnes ct sufisantes
cautions, portant intersts huit pour cent par an
de recheance jusqu'a parfait Placement ct Paya-
bles Ethan Allen, Sheriff
II v sera offert un assortment general de ces
objets qui seront particulierement utes aux habl-
tans. Les marchands IA eampagne teront blen
de proiter de cette OCCASION qui sans doute, leur
presentera de bien bons marches.
ETHAN ALLEN Sherif.
Franklin, le 3eme Juliet, 1850.
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LONG ILOVED HER.

loved her when the sunny light
OF youth was on her brow,
And mot . trace Of care was seen,
Which shades so darkly now.
VIXEN wreathed around those rosy lips,
Lay smiles in beauty rare,
It seemed that naught could ever harm
A loveliness so fair.
I loved her, when in after years
A change came DER her heart,
Yet knew that earth could never more
One ray Of joy impart.
The rose upon that fading cheek,
saw must soon decay;
Twas marked by earth's corroding care
To early pass away.
loved her, when that marble brow
Lay cold in Deaths embrace;
When the sweet smile could play no NOR
Upon her angel face
mourn for her, 50 early lost,
Yet still the hope is given,
That we shall meet in heaven above,
Where friends no more are riven.
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RN3TSs NNR4BRa
From the Dublin University Magazine-l
LOVE ETERNAL.

Loves breath is in the vernal breeze
That fans the cheek on twilight ewes
Loves breath exhales from out the rose
When morn unfolds its crimson leaves
Loves breath is in the murmuring sound
That DER the bubbling fountain rings
Loves breath is in the little song
That little bird to nature sings.
Loves breath from yonder starry worlds
Comes down in ether pure and bright
Loves breath l. in the winter storm,
And in the summer breeze Of night
Warm looks Of love from Natures face
Allure ne to her beating heart
Lost on her fond and pure embrace,
Ny breast forgets its aching smart
Love's brsash-it il Gods holy breath
That unto thee, my heart, is giv'n-
Whose gentle impulse, sweet and pure,
Does softly raise thee up to heavn;-
There shall that earthly plant put forth
Eternal flow'rs that ne'er shall fail.
All! shall love-and love-and love =
Since love is but the life Of all!
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PARIS ON SUNDAY.-A Paris cor
respondent of the New York Tribune,
says:
If Paris be the Revolution !Etna,
never was it gayer. The great drive
of the Elysian Fields is horse and
equipage througed. Last Sunday, for
example, was a plethora Of brilliancy.
Inside the Hippodrome, near the Arch
Of Triumph. were six thousand specta-
tors to witness the circus riders. In
the Winter Garden, in the same vicinity
some two thousand. The Winter Gar
den is a vast edifice covering several
acres glassed over. 1t is filled with
great exotic plants, flowers, fountains,
statues. walks. hooks, snuggerleS, chan
deliers Here was given a Sunday
Concert by Strauss and his band OF
seventy performers. All the precision,
blaze. zig-zag and headlong culmlna.
tion of style and execution which have
made the renown of this famous band
an earth-circle, were fully displayed
Strauss is a good looking, well-shaPed
man, approaching fifty, and does hi:
work like a general-in-chief. In the
Elysian Fields, the same Sunday, was
a tribe Of jugglers, jongleurs, mlnstrels
quack doctors, monsters, shows, erudite
dogs, pigs, mice, fleas, sc. A travelling
dentist particularly amused me: He
was dressed in black, with a white tie
In front of a coach especially made
with teeth foot long painted on the
side, and rows of artificial teeth dis
played. he declaimed learnedly or
health and beauty. When he ceased
| musical instruments on the top of hi:
big vehicle struck up. He sold pana
cea and drew teeth with admirable
skill. While the patient was making
faces worthyof q victim of Torquemada
the trio vas playing polka, the crowt
looking on with the utmost seriousness
The theatrical Gazette informed me
also of the establishments open on Sun
day night. There were not more thar
twenty.
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KNEEL1Nc TO THE PopE.-Upon the
occasion of escorting the Pope to his
throne at Rome, all the foreign minis
tiers kneeled and kissed his slipper, ex-
cept Mr.. Cass, the United States Char
90. In reply to the reproof Of the
Spanish minister, Mr.. Cass stated that
as representative of republican go
vernment, he could not kneel to any
monarch on earth. Mr.. Cass offers an
exception to the proverb, that in Rome
we must do as the Romans do.
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streamed like a guardian over the sleep
ing maiden, and was then buried in her
bosom. She uttered no groan, for the
knife found a direct passage to her
heart! SO passed the sweet Princess
Torquosa to the land of shadows. The
astrologers were right-she died before
her noon, but hired without a sorrow.-
With a smile of savage exultation the
slave drew the bloody weapon from the
bosom of the princess, and hastily left
the apartment.
The morning dawned with more than
usual glory The valley of Mexico was
all spread ont in the sunlight, glowing
with beauty, and full Of animation and
joyousness.
The population of the whole empire
were abroad at early dawn, anxious to
celebrate, with suitable festivities, the
marriage of their renowned prince
They might be seen in gay groups in
the markets, public roads, the gardens,
on the roofs Of the houses, and on the
boats and islands of the lake, in their
holyday dresses, adorned with flowers,
and carrying large nosegays of fragrant
honeysuckles and roses. Banners waved,
music played, and the priests in long
procession wound slowly up the sides
Of the teocallis, with waving censers
and choicest offerings, seeking to pro-
pitiate the gods.
The young prince with light heart
leaped from his couch, and having been
magnificently attired, sought the apart
ments of his bride, followed by crowd
Of attendant mobiles.
Alas! alas! tradition tells us that,
after the sight he saw there, Prince
Nezahualpilli was changed man. He
became stern even to severity, and was
never known to smile. He lived to be
firmly established on the throne of his
father, and then to see his empire pass
into other hands. But the changes in
his fortune affected him but little since
the dark and sudden night which had
fallen upon his youth. He died at last
in obscurity. Some say that the Aztec
slave followed him through life like an
evil spirit, and at last, in his age and
decrepitude, destroyed him with the
same weapon which had drunk up the
life-blood of the Princess Torquosa, in
her youth and bloom. But be that as
it may, you may still see, on moon
light evening, two stately forms hover
ing over the palace roof of the Lord of
Tezcuco-the one resembling a war
rior prince, the other a beauteous maid
en- apparalled as bride;
As Donna Marina finished her tale,
the Spanish general took up his guitar
and played soft Castilian air. The
bold cavaliers around him were sub
S"ff sad ss d. and their thoughts aaa
ed alternately from the barbaric splen-
dours of the New World to their native
country-from "the Toltec maiden"
and her royal lover, TO the homes and
faces so far away.
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Failzite de JOHN ". Boscies.

TTAT DE LA LOuIsiANH.- OvAi uo
r. district. P.roisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
THOMAS MASKELL, de cette Paroisse,
Srnd;.. de la succession insolvable de John w.
nowles, enregistre dams eette cour un tabieau
de classification ct de distribution des bens de q
dite succession, avec une petition demandant que
= dit tableau soft approuve ct homologue, et
gun .ot autorise payer les creanciers postes
sur le dA tableau:
Avis ct Par le present donn< tous eeux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams ie dlx
ours qui suivront Ia date du present avs, Les fa-
sons Isl aucunes lis on1 pour lesquelles u ne -
raj, pas fait droit 81 demAnde.
J.V. FOURMY, Grefia.
Bureau du Greffief, le 20 Juin. 1850.
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PowERs, THE. ScuLProR.-A cores
pondent of the New York Commercial

pOuuGuI Vi bAO ANS" Ss.
Advertiser, writing from Italy, says:
While in Florence / formed an ac-
quaintance with venerable English
artist who had passed thirty years in
Italy. / poke to him about Powers,
and byvay Of ascertaining his opinion
Of this distinguished sculptor, l OBJ
served, by way Of a feeler, " Powers, |
believe, is considered one Of the first
of the American sculptors in Florence"
.The first of the American sculptors IN
Florencew exclaimed the old gentle
man, drawing himself up, and looking
at me with marked surprise; why ne
goes ahead of all the sculptors in Italy"
1Thank heaven continued he, ge.
MUS is universal; it is neither confined
TO Italy nor to Europe, but may be found
in the new world as wei as IN the old"
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-BRETTE r TUCKER
II Attorneys and Counsel2ovs-at-L Lar, have re.
moved their Office into the room in Odd Fellows
Hall, over the store Of the Messrs. Talbot All u
professional business entrusted to their care Will
be faithfully and promptly attended e. rrr
A. L. TUCKER.
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Estate of Marie A. Bonin, tWidosc SauOse)
CTATE OF District Court,
- Parish of St. Mary. - Whereas JEAN
DEYRIS, of this parish, has filed in this court
petition, praying that he may be appointed Ad-
ministrator of said estate:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, il any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted.
J.V. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 4, 1850.
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SEIERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NO. canaiS Banking Co DrsTElea ao;e ceuar
r p Eorrst Parish nj 81 Mary

E. p. Forest. Parish of ST. Mary.
DY virtue OF a writ of alias .feri fac,as issued
ID out OF the District Court in and for the Par
ish of ST Mary, and to me addressed and delv-
cred, will expose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House in the town of Franklin, on SAT-
URDAY, the Sd of August next, 1850, the sale
commencing at the hour OF IL o'clock, A.. ~, the
following property, to wit:
One undivided half of that certain lot or par
eel OF LAND situated in the town OF Franklin,
whereon Mrs. Hester Lees now resides, bounded
the east by lot OF ID. bennett and Second
street, on the west ly lot belonging to L. X.
Curtis, or Third street, on the north by a lot Of
Mrs. Theall or Jackson street, and c. kurtz, and
on the south by I. Taitfe and Mime. Breaver !:
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and the rights and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Seized as the property Of E. P. Forest, defend
ant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish of St. Mary, July 3, 1850.
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Succession de Darius Puydy, decide.

Succession de Darius Pnrdy, decide.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour de
u District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
ESELINA BROWN, Administratrice de cette
succession, . enregistre dams cette cour un ta-
bleau de distribution des produits provenant des
biens de Ia vente de Ia dite succession, avec une
petition demandant que le dit compte soft homo
logue ct approuv<, ct quelle soft autors6e payer
les reclamations demontrees dams le dit tableau !:
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qsi
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams les dix
jours qui suivont Ia date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont) pour lesqueles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J.. ". FOURMY, Grefier.
Bureau du Greffier, lie Juliet, 1850.
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NOTICE.

o@K The undersigned having Tn
go taken the Livery Stable for ~
merly occupied by James Emison, has added se
lis cid stock new Carriages, Buggies, Sulk,es
Harness and Horses; and, BY strict attention
hopes to merit share Of public paironage.
HENRYHUMBLE-
franklin. May 16, 1850.
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Succesnon de Marie A. Bonin (HenVc S0U0ss)
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.-Cour de
T. District, Paroi.se Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
JEAN DEYRIS, de cette paroisse, enreGistre
dams cette cour une petition demandant quil soft
nomme Administrator de IA susdite succession !:
Avis est par le present donn< tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams le dix
iours qui suivront la date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit 81 demande.
". FOURMY. Grefher.
Bureau du Grefier, le Juliet, 1850.
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Paroisse Ste. Marie, Juliet 8, 1850.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of St.
~ Margin pursuance Of a written agree
ment entered into by the attorneys both Of plain
tiiTs and defendant, in the several suits brought
by attachment against Thomas A. Dow, in the
District Court OF this parish, l will expose to
public sale, for cash, at the Court House in the
town of Franklin, on SATURDAY, the Sd OF
August, 1850, the sale commencing at II o'clock
A. A., the following property, to wit:
Sally, muatto woman, aged about 25 years
Jane, negro girl, aged about 16 years; and
Ameiio, negro woman, aged about . years
attached as the property OF Thomas A. Dow, de-
fendant in the cases above referred to.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Franklin, July 3, 1850.
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He who swears informs Us that his
bare word is not to be credited.
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GENUINE COD LIVER OLA mPPH
U Of Rushton & Clark's Gsssos9 60 -
OF Just received and for als q ne fIaaSm'
~ GEO. n. SEA0RAVE.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Canal 4 Banking Co. CoUR DE DISTRICT,
de Ia NoureAe Orleans No. 2045,
VS.. Z. p Forest Paroisse Ste. Marie
IN vertu dun ordre de 6eri Jaeias lance par
IL Ia Cour de District dams ct pour Ia paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi adresse, il sera offert en-
vente publique, au compliant, la maison-de-cour
dams IA vile de Franklin, lie SAMEDI, lie 3eme
jour d A6ut, 1850, IL heures du matin, la pro-
priete suivante, SAVIOR:
Une moitie indivise du certain lot on morceau
de TERRE, situe dams Ia vile de Franklin, sur
lequel reside maintenant Nine. Hester Lees,
borne Fest par lie lot de ID. bennett ct Rue Se-
conde, a fouest par lie lot de l.. r. Curtis on Rue
Troisieme, au nord par lie lot de Nine. Theall ou
Rue Jackson, ct lie lot de c. kurtz, ct au sud par
les terrains de T. Taifie ct Nine. Breaver; en-
semble avec tous les edifces ct ameGorations qui
s'y trouvent, ct tous les drots ct accessories y
appartenant.
Saisi CONNIE Giant IA propriete de E. P. Forest,
defendeur dams les process ci-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Paroisse Ste. Marie, Juliet 8, 1850.
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TEXAS LAND FOR SAIL

TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.
MNN ACRES of Texas Land, lying an
l,OOO the county Of Rufugio, and On .
cas- Bay and IS miles from Victoria For pafti-
culars in regard to the character Of the lands,
titles, SC, apply At this Office. Io-4m
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Franklin, le 3eme Juliet, lS5t

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PariA Of St.
- Margin pursuance Of written agree
ment entered into by the attorneys both Of PLAIN
tffs and defendant, in the several suits brought
by attachment against Thomas A. Dow, in the
District Court OF this parish, l will expose to
public sale at the store lately occupied by Tho
mas A Dow, in the town Of Pattersonyllle, on
MONDAY, the 9Th of August, 1850, the sale
commencing at 10 oclock, A. NJ, the following
property, to wit:
A general assortment OF Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, including fiatboat, seized in the
suits against Thomas A. Dow.
Tsrms-Al sums under $40 cash, and all
sums over that amount payable in all the month
Of March, 1851; the purchasers to give their
notes, with good security, to bear per cent IN
terest from time due until paid-the notes to be
made payable to the sheriff.
10 There will be a general assortment OF
goods offered for sale-such as will be useful Tor
plantation and other purposes. Country mer-
chants and planters would do well to attend, as
there is no doubt good bargains can be had.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Ennkfn July z 1850.
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I. G. BATAILLE, Opslous.s.

~ The Courier Of the Teehe, Alezandria
Renublcan and New Orleans Bee will please
copy the above advertisement dve times during
month, and send their bills to the Office o. the
a. LANDRY Whig. 20 %
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Il THIN ALLLN, EHerI
Franklin, July 3, 1850.

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA - Paroisse
IL Ste. Mayie-Conformemen une conven-
ton ecrte e conclue par les conseillers de plaig
mans ct du dtfcrsios stss,.- L. \ naits
mar seauestration contre Thomas A. Dow, dams
Il Cour de District de cette paroisse, ofrirai en-
ven,e publique, ct compliant, Ia maIson,de-
cour dams Ia vile de Franklin, le SAMEDl,
os.ae Jour dA5ut, 1850, la proprietG suivante,
Jane ntgresse sgss aste denSi,on . p as. ans
la, negresse, igee d'environ " a. aus nssouestree.
CONNIE etant Ia prophets de Thomas a. Dow
defendeur dams les causes ci-dessus mentionnees
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Fill. L, osr,. I,,;IIot IS5O
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PLANTATION FOR SALE

IA The undersigned offers for sale, on
f57@ advantageous terms, his Plantation -
HllEW known as the PORT BARRE1
PLANTATION. This tract contains from
1920 to 400 arpents Of land, in high state Of
cultivation. The Improvements consist a. one
large and commodious dwelling HOUSE, large
house calculated for hotel, both nearly new, >
large warehouse, store houses, with dry goods
and groceries, coffee house, = blacksmith shop
&C., also new sugar house, with horse mil.
negro cabins, stables, Sc. There are about 300
arpents Of land enclosed with good fence Ihere
is now on the place 100 arpents OF cane ana
about 60 or 70 Of corn, about twenty OF cotton,
with other small crops There will be sold with
the place, all the farming utensils and stock OF
horses. mules, oxen, &c, &c
This plantation is situated at the head Of low
water navigation, on the Bayou Courtabsssn.
and offers more advantages than any other Place
in the parish 1t is the shipping point for .
large and fourishing portion Of the parish, and
is accessible to market at all seasons Of the yeaf'
and is calculated for sugar or cotton Plans;son,
and money may be made BY storage - wen -
by matchmaking.
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THEATRE.
To conclude with
YOUNG AMERICA.

John James Pooey. .............M Mr.. Sloan
ADMISSlON-a,Boxes so cts; Pit Is cts; Centre
Gallery SO cts, Side Gallery, entrance from Broad
| street, 12t cts; Coored Gallery Is cents.
E Seats can be secured and tickets obtained daily
| from to Q, and from to 5oclock.
Doors open at Ct oclock-pertomance to commence
alta. fe1
TNXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.-POST-
IL lively LAST GRAND CONCERT OF
THE HOHNSTOCKS.-Mis ADELE and Mr.. KARL
HoHNsTocK, Solo Vruosi Con Piano and Vion) to the
Duke OF Brunswick, respectfully announce that their
Concert Room on SATURDAY EVENING, Febru-
airy I'd, 1850, which occasion they will perform
OF the choicest and most popular productions of the great
masters which have been received in the Northern cities
with unbounded applause.
Principal pieces are: Grand Duo Concerante on
VIM. Tell, by Osborne & De Berriot; Jenny Lind's
Bird Canzone for piano. La Campanella Dreyschock's
Gated 10 Gov. Uihazi, and composed by Miss Adele;
Souvenir de Haydn, for VIOLIN Mayseders great vara
tions tor violin; Paganin1s Carnival OF Venice &c.
The Piano Forte used on this occasion is from the
mandatory OF H. Worcester, and kindly loaned by
Morris & Brother.
Tickets so cents each-to be had at the Music Stores,
Hotels, and at the door,
Concert to commence at o'clock.
No postponement on account OF the weather.
el-2t
VIRGINIA AT rules taken in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Prince Edward county the 7h day of January
1850: Edwin James, Fleming James and Joseph S.
James, merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style of E. & F. James g. Co., plaintiffs, against
Thomas w. Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Administrative Of
Abner Moore, decd, Henry B. Brghtwel and Elizabeth
his wife, John o. Elan and Mary his wife, Martha
Moore, Sophia Ann Moore Robert Henry Moore
James B. Moore, Isabella Moore, A Early Moore and
Charming Moore, defendants
The defendant, Thomas w. Moore, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
Of the General Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing that he not an habtant of this State
the OF the nlaint1S nv counsel anterad
at rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
defendant, Thomas W. Moore do appear at rules to be
taken in the Clerks office aforesaid on the first Mon
day in April next, and the plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
of the public papers printed in the city OF Rich
mond for two months successfully, and also posted al
the front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-Teste:
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No Al Main street

DARTICULAK attention paid to the pubIlc or pri-
II vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Horses, Dry
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and iber
al cash advances made when required.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS g. SATURDAYS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, LIST February, COM
mencing o'clock precisely will sell at store oppo
site the City Hotel general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting Of the
usual variety.
Also, a large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods,
viz Bleached and unbleached Domestics, Calicoes,
Also, large lot of seasonabe ready made Clothing
fur, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, Caps Trunks
Valices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps Backing, Pertumery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c Anew MOTIF .uo.
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and is there no power to abolish itl The implied faith,
aancording to the view twelve years ago. was faith
IMPLIED to the cedng States. They were not supposed
when making the cesson to have anticipated the exer
Else Of the power of aboishings avery while it CONT
t"tb we maintained and commended for at that time but
we never supposed it included all the States in the
Union. Certainly never supposed that if slavery as
abolished in Maryland and Virginia, it must still apply
10 this Distrctfor all time and eternity.