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". with about iV acres Of Lard, lac ding 1trstr it.
Carriage housc, nearly opposite ih@ ne, 80 i-rsre
On the prrulsts ~ MALrES SlkLtNe
N.B--Mcre and may ~ hGi Il rrqsir~d mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

- WANTED TO HIRE-A eoaves,sn, house L
.S:3 he vc.asy Of Broadway. between BSr..av a.
Brcome 80 Possession desired he lot 81 Apr z
possible Address Andrew. this % - MISS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

HIsoKLEr PoSD.--The Harlem Road has brought
from tbs pond already 200 of beautiful Ice Ar
sssoclsasD, called Inc Cioon Ice Company has been
formed y lih view 10 ne prosecution, who about 10
extensive houses r the Storage o! ice, adjacent 10
the Pond and II Is celebrated that 100000 may be
brousb u,o the City from that The
Poud Is about fly miles from the City, supplied directly
eoYious sprng and capable Of furnishing 3oe0o
iuus Of Ice q year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

A'SE u a. or-r q e ssrroe.. ~. CSssfy of
n eetes Ire FsE 70 al y>fs1as LaF
.AAts ILTILk, az q n. c'y = Se~ Iof1 dss..a .
- an - sotces lhsfsi q sssscrt-r. =
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- AEas Isx-D4e1 hesier9 q Fs5r..r 40
JOIN p. ~. HOOK. Afuaa.tr.nr
lasrH- fAFfA 2 WHTTtEsEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

T. Isk sIPEExE c0TET o. THE sTGTs % Wv T0FE
-fhLDEfichJ CDfAAr sEsFs, WILLIAM DrELYS "a
haHhiIT - -. DAVID T. BALDWIN al 70 -
ss.ae.r, !" lLAlAN DshLiS ~ HARRIEI = - ~ ~
- - = hALDNiN Tor 80 l-rsby a. r-4- .s -
sar~~ - cfant a - scfa. Ahs Sci -. ~
~ - .1a Ssnig a t-r fqrf tNsrh a. u Jtrns n
- 49, 10 80 s-ff- oFy q ygas s1sssf % :. Il H.
~ q 80 Tea, rten ;s-sy ssFs 1asr ssres al ~
s-fs ste--<1s q - eaI q SEQ s-s7.s, Esd .s -
<7eai. . sl1 r1palf aarss.e = 49,.
. - Co1- for bs ssf ssa1s.s . IL can -. r.
"sl STREET sss fort Jsn1zry ut. ISsl 49, -
~ 49, hAIhsoS PRtcHARD. Ar'ys ssr pig
('0arIhoLLEks OFFlcE STATE u Ss~ Yort-H } MISTEs
NsAsk q To- h.. ~. 1Sy sd osos II, oI.ls a.
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49, 20 - r-c-,toz q q err q ssrss.s . a.
asy 4 lss1 WAsHfxgfoS H,-xT go 80 - -.
x1assr, IVA "a 100 nisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

COURT OF GxNxRAL SESSIONS Iaesiay-Be-
fore tie Rteogaer ard Aldermen Franklin ard Coackhn-
lstli fs9 Aoa~dAeAfsy AT the opec.nx Of Court Law.
Seeasiikn called TO trial charged with mar
slaughter IN he nrs 1esr IN causing me eeaih of Je
Hfsh DSnoven lsA years q IoEtviHe. N Nc
veluber Several Witnesses sxore 70 Ihs o, osipe
sln-Heus Of facts On he sh q Nov lat here was 10
have been snsing sehoo Al ne hoase OF The secss-t
who seps hQqi IcfkVe, several yolrx lsc'cs WI,
WERE 70 attend lie school bad arrived beiose ~ door.
were cpened which led 20 lie ap&rtae1g hey were 10 &C
cupy Mhe thew siOoi wsi,ing sSyefG boys cane Sur
sad one ~ ther kicked agArsi De door upon wach ths
sccpsed cans ces ard sske who he boys The ggs
replied thar they Old ros kew Sc ser~sfd ne eOys
csne bach scaia wbea SebasAn gave ehsse Item
orstSk;ug Jeremiah noncysc, knockS9 Inn down and
eesi arr kckcc A.m N oCrag ecGs manner. Young
Donovan get sp and walked cf srie pressing hs hana
% hs side The dsy Ne IL srd after thfee
days vss ooage1 10 lis bed. from which b. never
arose lie grew ur1i The 81 Nov. When be ded
The pays'csns sac, OF typhoid feveY TIE District Az
kTney cid ns sss for eonvcton for nAnslAa gAisg and
The JaEy rsnceed ysu.el Of guilty. Of Asggrssd
ssaa snd essssry The pgiseass VII BE- ssa;sness 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

L. FOR CAi.IR0RSIA-DisPATC LEE
5<sxsS snip HlNDOO, AIaf, master, a pier y -
River, can LAKE he buk Of 30 barrels ffeisnt -.
accommodate rK more pssseogefs. Imneeisis sppsoS
uon sboald - made. T. b. SUTTON co
mN lvs a "2+G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

" The house burned in Bridgeport was the
saad.eres factory OF Capt Peck. Loss 5000 Insurance
g. SEQ Building owned by II Lyon
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1C81ss coR11Rs
IKNoW THAT THF SPIRIT"


Br AMELIA.
I know tina: thy spirit looks radian.ly down,
From yon beautiful orb OF the blest,
Fer sound and sign have bern set in my own,
That tell Of the place q thy st;
For gaze on The star that we talked of so OIL,
Al our elances would heavenward rove,
When thy step was on earth, and thy bosom was
With sense Of deligh, and Of love.
The dream. tat were laid on thy shsiowiess
brow,
Were pure Is feeling unborn,
And the tone Of thy voice was a. pleasant and
As b;rd's in pleasant spring meA,
Saeh heaven Of purity dweit in thy breast
That noughs could have made thee more lovely
or blest,
So bright was the beautiful whole.
But now DER thy breast in the hush Of the tomb
Are folded thy pale graceful arms,
While the midnight OF death, like garment of
gloom,
Hangs over that bosom's young charms!
And pale. pale, alas is thy rosy lip now,
Its melody broken and gone,
And cold is the young heart, whose sweet dreams
below
Were Of summer, of summer alone.
Yet the rise and the fall Of thine eye-hds of snow
Der their blue orbs 90 msurnfuily meek,
And the delicate blash that would vanish and
glow
Throarh the Eight Of thy transparent check.
And thy ,re.ses all put from thy forehead away
These, these on my me nory rise,
As gaze on yoa bright orb. whose beautiful ray
Halh 50 often been best by thine eyes.
The blue-g:rilei stars aad the soft dreamy ai.,
DIVIDE tiny fair spirit and ininc,
Yet .oek IN my heart, and 4 something Is there,
Tia. links j, in feeling 70 thine:
The gl,w oi the sunset. tao voice o: the breeze,
As it cradles itself on the sea,
A e dear to my boso n. Tor moments like these
Arc sacred to memory and thee.
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

l.
4 PATENT has been issued by the United
"a States Patent Office, at Washington, to
Louis Frederic Henry Melsens, q Louvaine, IN
Belgium, as inventor OF the imprescd process Of
ma king sugar BY means Of Bisnlphate Of Lime,
or other aIEaIi And the specification embraces
all articles which in their separate or collective
use operate upon the juice Of sugar-cane, SO as
to form = Bisulphate Of Lime, Baryta. StrontIan,
Alumina or other alka during the process.
In the trials Of Melsens' process made by Mr..
Thos. A. Morgan, and others Of this State, 1t has
been found to improve the quality materially and
increase the quantity Of the sugar.
The undersigned as Assignee Of said Melsens,
i now prepared to sell licenses under said patent,
at the following prices and terms:
1. A license to take off the crop Of this year
only, 1t 81 hid, payable the lst February.
1851.
2 A license for the whole term the patent ha.
to run, about l3 years, at s. hhd., payable one
half the lst February, 1851, and the other half
the 1st February, 1852; which is equal to Jo}
cents year, per hid, for this term.
The undersigned viii fill any amount Of or
ders for Bisulphate of Lime at prime cost. he
manufactures il here, and will warrant it Of the
requisite strength and purity prescribed by Mel
sens. Such an ingredient will impart neither
favor nor smell to the sugar, and sufficient to
make a hid. Of sugar will cost about 30 cents
~ Planters who desire first to test the
utility Of the process beiorcpurchasing license
can Be su ,plied with barrel Of the Blsu'phate,
with instructions Tor its use. Apply to
LOUIS DE SAULLES,
No. 2 Carondslet street,
au1-2m Assignee Of Melsens.
NJ The Planters Banner, and ST. Martins.
vile and Thibodauxville papers. insert the sbovs
two months, and send II tothis Office Pc
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Mgyc2GIAN0DD5a
IsADoRE.
4 TALE OF A BROKEN HEART

In the -churct-yard Of =
there is gave covered with main
slab Of white marble, with no other in
scription than Isadore PEreilln. aged
ninefccn.n These few words speak q
history of the heart: theyfeii Of. ueau-
tiful flower witiierel far from its ac-
customei sell, In the spring day Of its
blossom; they tell the fate of a young
and unhappy stranger dying in a io
eiyn country, remote from every early
association, her last moments unsoothed
BY afectionate solicitude,s no tender
voice, whose Iightest sound breathed
happy memories, no eye Of fondness on
which the fainting mourner might icok
for sympathy-her very ashes separated
from their native earth.
& n s. = +
"Mignt not fancy myself a hero If
fictions e. said Col. Fitzallan. bending
gracefully as he caught the snow-white
hand which had JUS arranged his sling.
~Fair lady, henceforth | vow myself
Your true and loyal knight, and thus
pledge my hearts first homagew press
lag the yielding fingers gently to his
lips. Alas! thought isadore, blush,
sigh and smile, mingled together-he
loves not passionateiy as ! love, orsshe
could not tritlc Thus; light compfi-
ment was never breathed by love. lsa-
dore was at that age when the deeper
tenderness Of woman first deepens the
gayety OF childhood, like the richer
tint that dyes the rose as il expands IN
10 summer loyeliness. Adored by her
father, for she had her mothers voice
and look, and came a sweet remem-
brance 81 his youths sole, warm dream
OF happiness, Of that love whcss Joy
departed ere i. kaew one cloud Of care
or sting Of sorrow; a word Of anger
seemed u Don Fernando a sacrilege
against u dead, and his own mela d
choly coiislancy gave . reality 10 the
romantic imaginings Of his child. She
now loved Fitzallan<Uith Ill the ieFvol
Of FIRST excitement; she had known him
under circumstances the most affect
ins. when Tho energies and softer feel.
inas of wunaa were alike called forth;
w. the rsoud and fearless soldier be.
cane dependent on her he had pro
teeloi Laid on the bed Of sickness, "a,
ffomsshe afIectDnate hands that woul.|
have 65nooehed, the tender eyes thai
woaA hsveswept over his pillow, Isa.
dore became his nurse, soothed with
unremitsihg caro- the solitude and
yeariness Of sick room and when
aK1in able to bear the fresh air Of hea
vsn, bar arm was the support Of hel
- =
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Succession de Fsoi<ine Legros, decide.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-ParoiseS Ste.
II Marie-En vertu dun ordre de Honorable
Cour de District dams ct pour cette paroisse, en-
date du % Juliet, 1880, il sera offert en- vente
publque, a Ia derniere residence du defnnt, dams
cet,e paroisse, lie LUNDI, GENE jour de Septem-
bre proclaim, Ia propriete suivante, apparienan'
a Ia suscite succession, SAVIOR:
CELESTE, une negresse, agee dc ~ ans, ct ses
trcis enfans: Rozale, 4 ans Celestine, ans, ct
Rosa, mos.
Aussi, II vaches-a-lait ct lsur veaux. yaches
bpuis-de-tirc et jeunes betes-i-co.nes, 2chevaux
-a;nsi qu'u un mobiiier considerable.
ConGitions.-Tou Toutes sommes de $40 ct
au-dessous compliant; toutes sommes au-dessus
de $40 payable en- trois paiemens egaux, savoir
Ter Mars, 1851, Ter Mars, 1852, Ter Mars, 1888
les acquereurs fournissant leurs obligations soli-
daire avec caution Ia satisfaction de radminis-
trateur, ct les esclaves restant specIa!ement hy-
potheqnes en- favour de Ia susdite succession,
iusau au plein ct entier Placement de leur acqui-
sition. J. BEAUVILLE LANDRY,
ans Administrator.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

VS.. No. 1870,
George Faussett.l Paroisse Ste Marie.
LIN vertue dun order de yteri tzeias lance par
II la Cour de District dams ct pour la paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi addresses, il sera otert en-
ven,e publque. au compliant, lie SAMEDl, lie
7eme jour de Septembre, lsjO, ii heures du
matn. Ia propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Tons les droits, credits ct drods d'action qua
le dt George Faussett entire les mains de Henry
X. Nerson, sc montant cent pias,res, plus on
moins. d.
Saisi CONNIE etsnt la propriete de George
Faussett deiendeur dams les process ci-dessus-
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif.
LIE % A5ut, 1880
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CoUg DE DISTRICT,
No. 1926,
Paro,xsc Ste Marie.

John Barnard COUR DE DISTRICT,
VS.. No. 1875,
C.. T. SsweH. Paroissc Ste Marie.
In vertu dun ordre de .feri faeias lance par
e Honorable IA Cour de District dams ct pour
Ia paroisse Ste. Marie, ct moi adresse, jexpo-
serai en- vrnte publique, IA maison de cour dams
Ia vile de Franklin, le SAMEDI, 7eme jour de
Sepsembre proclaim, ii heures du matin, Ia
propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Une certaine maison situee pres de Ia vile de
franklin, sur le lot autrefois appartenant Nine
Mary Am Nimmo, ct actuellement John NJ Nj
col, Ia di.e maison etant Ia meme qui est mainte-
nant occup<e par le dit c. 1. Seweli
Saisis CONNIE etant Ia propriete de G. L. Sew
ell, defendeur dams Ia cause ci-dessus intitulee
Cond,tions-Comptant.
ETHAN ELLEN, Sheriff
Paroisse Ste Marie, Aodt s, 1850.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice to
- the planters and others that he has rented
&G the blacksmith Shop formerly owned BY
" James Emison, and expects to commence
business on Monday, the 9th Of May, and solicits
share Of patronage from his former customers
and others, pledging himself to endeavor to merit
continuance OF the same.
ROBERT LASHLEY.
Er,.LEn Nav Ie1Sm
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rrHE Copar,nership heretofore existing under
the srm OF BEERS & WHALEY, Pat
,ersonviiIe. will be dissolved on the 3lst inst,
by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against, oil indebted to said firm, will present
their accounts for settlement as soon as possible
The name OF the firm after the above date, Will
only be used by either Of the parties in hquida-
ton. The books and accounts Will be kept al
their old stand. which will be occupied by Wha-
ley & Stirling. T. BEEKS-
p.ttersonvil,e. july 81, 1850. -
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William Fen" couR M De ,a,s DIsrRIcr'
OGrr p. NieAolsoa. Paroisse Ste. Marie.
In vertu dun ordre de feyi Jacias lance par
IL Ia Cour de District dams ct pour Ia puoisse
Ste Marie, ct moi nddresse. IL ssra oiiert en-
vente publlque, au compliant. a Ia maison-de-Cour
dams Ia vile de Franklin, lie SAMEDl, 7eme
jour de Septembre, 1850, III heures du matt n,
Ia proprie,e suvante, savoir:
UNE V0ITURE
Saisi CONNIE etant Ia propriete de Oliver P.
Nicholson, deiendeur dams les process ci-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif
LIE % Aau;, 1850.
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her with all the devotedness of love,
which hopes even in despair and, amid
the wreck of every promise Of hap
piness, grasps even at the unstable
wave. One evening she leaned by a
window. gazing fixedly on the glow
ing sky Of summer sunset; the rich
color of her cheek, which reflected the
carnatio of the west, the intense light
of her soft but radiant black eyes, ex-
cit "a almost hope! Could the hand Of
death be on what was so beautiful!
For the first time she asked for her
lutte; hitherto she had shrunk from the
sound of music; Fitzallan had loved it +,
to her it was the knell of departed love.
She walked a few wild melancholy
notes. These sounds" said she, "are
to me fraught with tender recollec-
tions: it is the vesper hymn of my own
country She mingled her voice with
the tones, so faint, so sad, but so sweet,
it was like the song of a spirit as the
concluding murmur died away. She
sunk back exhausted. Edward for a
while supported her head on his shoul-
der; atlength he parted the thick curls
from off her face, and timidly pressed
her lips! He started from her thrilling
touch-it was his last kiss-Isadore had
expired in his arms!
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N0rICE.

CARR The undersigned having a.
60 taken the Livery Stable for d0A
merly occupied by James Emison, has added to
his old stock new Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies.
Harness and Horses; and, by strict attention,
hopes to meri, share of public patronage
HENRY HUMBLE. 2
Er,nkln. Mar Is, 1850.
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John Barnard DisrSIe,I5 couRr
VS.. No. 3ZS1,
T. II. SswsiI. Parish Of St. Mary.

z :. . Htt y 1ssNs1 o. - -'H1' y
DY virtue OF writ OF tssri faeias issued out
ID Of the District Court IN and for the parish
OF ST. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
| will expose to public sale, at the Court House
in the town Of franklin, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day of September next, the sale commencing
at the hour Of IL o'clock, a. NJ, the following
property, to wit:
A certain dwelling house near tho town oi
Franklin, situated on the 10: formerly owned BY
Mrs. Mary Ann Nrnmo. and now owned by
John McNicol, said house being the same now
occupied by said c. I. Sewell.
Seized as the property of C. I. Sewcll, defen-
iant in the above entitled ease.
Terms-Cash.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish of ST Mary AupustS $50
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-BRETTE S TUCKER
II Attorneys and Conaseiiors-at-L Lar, have re.
moved their office into the room in Odd-Fellows'
Hall, over the store Of the Messrs- Talbot. All
professional business entrusted to their care will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
ALEX. BRETTE,ls
A. L. TUCKER.
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vs. No. 3047.

" tIIIUHf F6WW I DISIhINT NUthI,
VS.. No. 3047.
oGre p. Nieholsou. Parish of ST. Mary.
DY virtue of a wri. of fesi faesas issued out
ID Of the District CouT; in and for the parish
OF st. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
will expose TO public sale, for cash, at the Court
House in the town OF Franklin, on SATUR-
DAY, the 7th day Of September, 1880, the sale
commencing at the hour Of IL o'clock, A. A., the
following property. to wit:
ONE BUGGY.
Seized as the property Of Oliver P. Nicholson.
defendant In the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish Of ST. Mary, August ~. 1850.
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IoHN DuRBRIDGE & CO.,

I'D Whalesals Manmfaefx-
~ reys aud Dealers in Hats
and Caps, ONLY. No. %
Customhouse street, New
Orleans. Manufactory, Harrison street, New.
ark, New Jersey.
~ Always on hand, very large and npe-
r;or assortment Of the above-named goods. coun-
trv merchants will here 6nd the largest and 6cse
assortment Of Hats and Caps, adapted to their
business, in the city, and at the manufacturers
prices. a,
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n A. LANAUZE, 4R&Szs Ia Lsvse, No 50.
l.. en,re les Rues ST. Louis ct Cont, 4 a Nou-
vellc Orlsans-Un Assortment de Q U N
CAILLERIE, telle que Fransaise, An-
glaise. Amerieaine ct AIlemande Clous Cou-
pee. Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fournitnre de Ba,isse. MY
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SASH BLINDS & DOORS FOR SALE

Manufactured EHfirs4y Of Cedar.
THE subscriber having returned from Pensa-
cola has made arrangements with a manu-
factory there to furnish joiners' work Of every
DESCRIPTION. such as sash doors, blinds, band and
base moulding. and pilasters Of every descrip
tion also. balusters, square or turned, executed
in the neatess manner and furnished at the most
reasonable prices.
~ Ali orders promptly attended to, and the
work delivered within two weeks Of the ordinary
routine Of work. Samples OF work can be seen
at Mr. Tucot's warehouse.
B.-Hair, Lime and Laths for sale
JOHN w. MINOR
Franklin. June q, 1850.
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pANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN TwIBiLr-

YHWIBILL & EDWARDS. Copper, Tin i
i Sheet Iron H'orkers, No. Is New Levee,
between Gravier and Poydras stfeets,) are pre-
pared to do all kinds OF work m the above ine-
Steamboat and Plantation Work done In the
best manner, at the shortest ncoce, on most
reasonable term, also. on band hrge assoit-
ment OF COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR ROOM STOVES, Of o7ery size and
description also. all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe. Spout, SC. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended TO.
n. B-Steam Batteries. CARRIERS aud Fiiter
ers OF the most approved styles
= TNIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans Nav, 20, 1850. ~
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.nOBINSON & OLIVER, Marehands Do
N Commission, No. "a rue Gravier, Il Nou-
velle Orleans, pour h vente des Sucre ct Me-
lasse en- consignation.
NJ. Toute coasiguatiou.A radresse des sous
sienes ca assure d'avance par police d'assurance
ouverte, Get effet, ct ceux qui voudront oen ies
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours ideles ct prompts. .nr,,.o,vl
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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To GET RID OF GRAIN WEEvILs.-The
aericuiturist who wishes to get rid Of
wesviIs (says an English paper has no.
thing to do but as soon as he is aware
of their presence, to pitch the surface
of some old boards and place them in
his grauary The pitch must, of course,
be renewed several times in the course
Of the year, in order to keep the insects
away. The mere fumes Of the pitch is
disaarcesble to the weevils, and will
proEe fatal if long inhaled.
ii there Is any truth in he above, a
few liahtsvood knots could b thus adj
vantaeeously disposed Of Though We
rather think the weevils Of this section
would grim and bear il.
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CART WHEEIEThrse pair Of cane cant
II xrhs.ls ! Ga r.te article for wooden axIe-
,rxss, fer sals By ljy11l s. SMITH
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nAVID KER, Counsellor and AitorNey-at.
II Lar, will attend promptly to all business
confided to his care.
~ Office opposite the residence Of Thomas
Maskell. ESQ, Willow street. Dec. ~
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.

E.-The undersigned, having been
IN duly commissioned and sworn, offers his ser
vices To the citizens Of ST. Mary. as NOTARY
PuBIIc in and for said parish. All business en-
trusted to his care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch. % His office IS open
at all hours. L.. II. OuhItS,
nl4 Office No. Carson's Building, up stairs
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ExTRaoRDrnARy WILL-The follow
ing is a copy Of the will of John Lang
lev. one of the Cromwell Ironsides, who
settled in Ireland during the Common
wealth. and died there: II, John Lang
lev. born at Wincanton, in Somerset
shire. and settled in Ireland in the year
1861. now in my right mind and wits,
do make my will in my own hand
writing. lido leave all my house. goods,
and farm of Black Kettle, of 253 acres,
10 my son, commonly called Stubborn
Jack. TO him and his heirs for ever, pro-
vided he marries Protestant, but not
Alice Kendrick, who called me, fOli-
ver's wAelp!r My buckskin breeches
and nv silver tobacco-stopper, with j.
L. on the top give to Richard Rich,
ards. my comrade, who helped me off
at the storming of Clonmel, when ]
was shot through the leg. My said
son John shall keep my body above
ground six days and six nights after !
am dead: and Grace Kendrick shall
Law me out, who shall have for so doing
IS. NV body shall be put upon the
oak table in the brown room, and fifty
Irishmen shall be invited to my wake,
and every one shall have two quarts OF
the best aqua vita, and each one skin,
dish, and knife before him; and when
the liquor is alldrank, nail up the coffin
and commit me to the earth, whence
came. This is my will.
Witness my hand this Sd OF March