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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21
SNNEMERM SSMNAMEAe

THE COMPROMISE BnLs.-The National In
teiligencer contains the following paragraphs
The bill relating to the boundary of Texas
and the Territory of New Mexico; the bill to
admit the State of California into the Union;
and the bill to establish a territorial government
in Utah, having passed both Houses of Con-
gress, were yesterday laid before the President,
and were by him approved, and are therefore
laws.
A certified copy Of the Texas Boundary act
was forthwith despatch by the Secretary of
State to the Government Of Texas by a special
messenger who has already departed for his
destination.
We presume that the Senators and Represent
tativcs of the State of California will take their
seats in their respective bodies to-day. W. be-
leve all the gentlemen are in this city.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21
EPAVE.

Arrcte par John Randolph sur
le Bayou Goula, paroisse d'Iber-
vile 10 Une Jument creole bay,
de six ans, non etampe; 20 Une
Jument creole brun, &c cling ans,
80 Une Jumcnt creole ayec son
: poulin non etampe; Un B9uf
} jaime ct blanc de huit ans, etam-
pc dun marque Espagnol; 40
Un Boeufjaune de six ans etam-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21

Succession # John Button, deceased,
to wit:
lst. A certain lot of ground situated in the
own Of Plaquemine, measuring seyenty-iire
feet front on Main street, by one hundred and
ten feet in depth, bounded above by lot of
Theodore Orillion and below in the rear by lots
of Louis Desobry, together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon being and
thereunto belonging.
Cd. Another lot of ground also situated in
the town of P%laquemine, at the corner Of
Bank street and Fenn's Alley, measuring
eighty-seven feet on Bank street and one hun
dred and seventy-iye feet on Fenn's Alley,
bounded above by Fenn's Alley and below by
lots of Michel Schlatre and VIM. P. Brad
burn, together with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon being and belonging.
SLAVES.
I. Ellen, negro woman, aged fifty years.
2. Louisa, mulatto woman, aged twenty
eight years. .-
3. Mathilda, or TIN, negro woman, aged.
~ years.
4. Amelia, mulatto, her daughter, aged Il
years.
5. John, her son, mulatto boy, aged Z years.
6. Alonzo, her son, negro boy, aged 7 years.
Z. Ellen, her daughter, mulatto girl, aged 4
years.
Sale to take place at the Court House of said
Parish in Plaquemine. Terms Cash.
]. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish lberville Sept. 10th, lS50.--sepl4
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EsCLAVEs.
w Packet,

Semi-W Weekly Packet,
For Plaqaemine, Baton Rouge, BerriAe and
Coast.
,6GaMaak The steamer PATRICK HEN
&&EYeHg RV, Capt.J. G. LANDRY, will
SzEME run as a Regular Packet-leaving
wv Orleans every Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, and (for the accommodation Of the her
v~iIIians,) will leave every Friday evening at fse
Returning. will leave Baton Ronge ev-
cry Wednesday and Saturday mornings, passing
IbervilIe in the day time. au3l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21

The WDow.-The Boston Posi- is RESPONSE
BILE for the following.
Is there any character in life SO interesting
as young and beautiful widow?sN Not a firty,
coquettish one, who even AMID her sorrows, has
an eye to future welded happiness with anoth-
err; but one Of genuine henri, welded to her hus-
bands urn, pensiye, but not sad, her grief sof-
tened to a placidness
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21
State of Louisiana-Parish Of IberriNe
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of a decree or order Of the Hon.
- 9th District Court of the State Of Louisi-
isiana, in and for the Parish of IberyiIle to me
directed, bearing date Sept. 9Th 1850, | will Of
fer at public sale, to the highest and last bid
der,
On Saturday the 10th of October,
1850, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2 p.
NJ, the following described property belonging
to the
Succession # John Dunon, deceased,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-21

In the successions Of Sicth District Cour,
Charles Boissac, de- Parish of Iberriue,
ceased. State of Louisiana.
7 nHE creditors of the succession of Charles
l. Boissac, deceased, are hereby notified TO ap-
pear at the office of Louis Petit. Recorder, in and
for the Parish Of IberviIle, on the 26th day of Sep-
TENDER. A. D., 1850 to attend a meeting of the
creditors of the said succession.
Witness J. J. Burk, Judge Of said Cour, this
9Th day Of September, A. D., 1850.
sl4 PAUL DEDBLIEUX. Clerk.
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succession de Cour du SEINE Distric
Charles BoiSsac, Paroisse dIberriAe,
decd. Etnt de la Louisiana.

ES creanciers de la succession de feu Chas.
IL Boissac son' par les present notifies de pa
raitre a Iof1ice de Louis Petit, Recorder, en- Ell pom
la paroisse diberviNe, lie 26em jour de Septembre
1850. pour assistel d IN assemble des creanciers
de la die succession.
Ttmoiu J J. Bnrk, Juge de la di'e Cour.
PAUL DEBLIEUX, Greffier.
Ce9 Septembre 1850. s14
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Etat de a Louisiane-Paroisse dIberriHe.
Vente de Succession.


I'm vertu dun decret GU ordre de FHon
IL Courdu Gene District de fEtat de Ia Lou
isiane, en- ct pour la Paroisse d1berville, a mo
adressee, en- date du 9 Septembre 1850, lex.
poseraien vente p~ublique au plus offrant ct der
nier encherisseur,
Samedi lie IL d'OctObre 1850,
entire 10 heures A. NJ. ct 2 heures P. NJ, les
prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant Ia
Succession de fen John DuAon,
10. Tn moroccan de terrc GU terrain situG
dams la vile de Plaquemine, mesurant 70 pieds
de face a la rue Main, sur une profondeur de
cent dix HUT pieds, borne en- haut par terre de
Theodore Orillion ct en- bas ct en- arriere par
terre de Louis Desobry, ensemble les batisses
ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
20. TN autre moroccan de terre aussi situe
dams la vile de Plaquemine, a fencoignure de
Bank street ct Fenn's Alley, mesurant 81 pieds
de face, sur une profondeur de 75 pieds, borne
en- haut par Fenn's Alley ct en- bas par terres
de Michel Schlatre .et VIM. P. Bradburn, en-
semble les batisses, ct ameliorations qui s'y
trouvent.
ESCLAVEs.
10. Ellen, negresse, agee de so ans.
20. Louisa, mulatresse agee de % ans.
SO. Mathilda Oh TIL, negresse, agee de q
ans, ct ses quatre %enfants.
40. Amelia, mulatresse, agee de II ans.
30. John, mulatre agte de 8 ans.
60. Alonzo, negre, age de 7 ans.
10. Ellen, mulatresse, agee de 4 ans.
La vente aura lieu a la maison de Cour dc Ia
ditto Paroisse a Plaquemine, -
Conditions, Compliant.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberville ce 10 Sept. I85O.-sep14
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ESfraY.


Taken up by John H. Ran
NT-1j dolph, near Bayou Goula, Parish
AW-H of lberville: lst, one Dun Creole
anezAkkzA<M Mare, about six years old, no
marks or brands: I'd, one Brown Creole Mare,
about 5 years old, no marks or brands: Sd, one
Creole Sorrel Mare and Colt, no marks or
brands: 9TH, one Yellow Speckle Ok about 8
msasnnsE years old, with a Spanish brand:
NTGsATH1 wv 9th, one Yellow OK, 6 years old,
branded Wo. 81. Also a white
A1N- and yellow Ok, about s years
old, branded J.
The owners of the above can have the same
by proving property and paying costs, other
wise the same will be sold by the undersigned
justice Of the peace on the 10Th day Of Octo-
Der next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the plantation of
said John II. Randolph.
sl4 G. S. ROUSSEAU. Up.
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BUSINESS oE HI COMPANY CONFINED TO LIFE IN
A
Permanent Fund by Act Of incorporation,
5000 OM

@%OV,pUU.
Which permanent fund are to be invested as
per charter, fer the benefit of the policy holders,
il. bonds aid mortgages on unincumbcred real
estate valued at double the amount loaned
thereon, and in stocks Of the State, and Ct Tie
United States Government.
This Company being organized, not for Tie
benefit Of Stockholders and capitalists, but sole
ly for the protection Of the policy holders aid
THEN familics against want and poverty, is in
IFS operations a great National benevolent i'll
s%titution, conducted upon the most secure ard
solid principles, and atiording for 8 small ANN
al sum, paid during life, Il large and hatds.q.e
legacy to widows and children after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, who continue The insurance till death,
participate in the whole Of the profits OF the
company, without any reservations.
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors, thus
securing u prompt settlement in case Of death.
i married woman can effect insurance on The
life Of her husband, for the sole benefit and use
of herself and children, free from the claims Of
.raljt 1ra
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State of Louisiana-PdriSh of Derritze.

D1He 1UuzStu7W~1 '"V 10s7 1H1e'
IN conformity with an order directed to the
l. undersigned Sheriff, by the Clerk of the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish of Iberviile,
AN ELECTION,
will be held on Saturday the 28M September
1850, for the purpose of electing a Justice of
the Peace, in and for the LIST Police Jury Dis
trict of said Parish.
Said election will take place at the Buena
Vista Hotel, at Bayou Gou!a Landing, under
the superintendent Of Messrs Joseph Breaux,
Norbert Lauve and Albert Allan, Commits
%sioners.
The Polls will be opened Mt 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
and close at q P. NJ.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish Of Iberyille, Sept. II, 1850.
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Etat de la Louisidne-Paroisse dlberriNe.
TONFORMEMENT a IN ordre addresse au
~ Sheriff soussigne, par lie Grefier du Juri de
Police dc la Paroisse dIberville,
UN ELECTION,
pour un Juge de Paix dams lie Ter District de
cette paroissc sera tenuc, Samedi lie % Sep
tembre 1850.
Ladite Election aura lieu au Buena Vista
Hotel, aux Bayou Goula, ct sera presidee par
Messrs Joseph Braux, Norbert Lauve ct AL
bert Allan, Commissaires.
LIE scrutin sera overt depuis 9 heures A. NJ.
jusqu'a 4 heurcs p. NJ.
J. l.. PETIT, Shtrif.
Paroisse dIberville ce II Sept. 1850.
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a. G. STKINGER, Pres. Protein.
ADoNIs PETIT, Clerk.
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An Ordinance,

Paroisse dIberville, 6 Septembre, 1850.
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Parish of Iberyille, Sept. II, 1850.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
The Hardest Kick YET.

There Is an Attorney practising IN OUT
courts, who has attained great natoriciy a.
mpng numerous things for hully,ug witnesses
on the opposite eide 81 Cases whea he 1. con
cetned. A. II would uu, he polite 10 give
his lu'i name right out IN the crowd, We sll
merely call him q" Way ke," for short. There
was horse case n very common casa up
90 our magistrates duckets-ir,inp befoIe
+ q SheIbinker. one day. 10 which Wake
happened 10 be engaged. A slow and essy
witness had been called TO the stand by the
plaintiff, who, IN plain, straight forward
manner, made tho other side of the case look
rather blue. The plaintiffs attorney bslng
through, Wayk Ike commenced a regular cross
examination, which was cut shof, in the lol.
loving manner -" Well what do YOU knos
about hursei ara YOU a horse doctor 7
saIf the b"bTian 10 hi, peculiar contemPa'
Gus aud ovefbeaflng manner. Ne, doni
pretend TO be horse doctor, but know .
good deal OF the nature of the beast" a." That
means TO say that You knnw a horse from
I,ckass when you sec them" said Wayke, N
the snne s'yIe-looking knowingly a, tho
court, and glancing tiumphantiy around lbs
thfona Of spectators, with n teIegrsphic e.
presslon, which said, now I've got him on
tho hlp. The Intended victim, gazing To-
ieoi'y at his legal ,ofmsnior, drawled out
ION yes.ns jest sod neper take you for
horse. The Supreme court of the Uolled
states could not have preserved its gravity
through the scene that followed. The hex
BACK produced regular stampede, aud no
bnsho Of suspendeI buttons tina, stuck TO lhs
ceiling above brought regular shower o.
plaster upon the heads below. Every body
was convinced, that whatever the attorney
nigh, be, the witness wss a hoss. 80 Ciariauaa
Despateh,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
The Southern Organ.

ElIaood Fisher II is said, viii be The Eli.
tor Of the S,ulhern Orgin at Washington
City. We know np,hing Of Mt. Fisher, but
f the following article, which We copy from
he Wilmington Chronicle bo true, we should
say he was any thing but a suitable person to
take charge Of paper TO advocate Southern
interests:
"Our Democratic neighbor, the Journal
AYERS that Fisher "w's, few years ago,
one Of The most ablo and active Abolition lee
lurefs in The State If OHIO" Isl, possible
II is not many months since The JJuaai pub.
lished, not only 10 It's columns, but 10 pam.
phet form. and Iauded it highly, an essay by
the same Fisher on the Southern States,
giving an extra'sganly wfough, picture Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Nashville Convention.

Monday last, as we understood it, was the
day for the meeting Of Tho far-famed Nashville
Convention. There seems, however, now,
to be some doubt abou, the day that The Con.
vcnlon was to meet, one saying it was the
first Monday, another The 10th and another
the 18th Of juno. Perhaps it is best TO lie,
the thing pass without having local habi.
taion or n name" for, If We are not very
much mistaken, some Of the principal actors
will regret that they had any thing TO do with
eounlcuanciog ia the leas, the assembling Of
such body.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
DEPARTURE OF THE FRANKLIN ExPE.
DITfDN

Tho New York Journal Of Commerce, Of
the 22i inst. stated that orders had been re.
cei'ed from tho Secretary of the Navy, for
the departure Of the exploring origs. Advance
ans Rescue, To The Arctic seas, IN search for
he lost ntsigato,, aud 1t vas expected they
would SAT- from the Btooklyn navy yard at
o'clock that afternoon, under the gallant
DE- Haven and Coffin. The requisite nam.
Der Of men for the expedition twenty nincl
was completed on Tuesday. T~oih,rds Of
them are volunteers from the naval service.
They are abundauily supplied with clothing,
ehoiee meats, and ever, thing calculated 10
protect their health and promote their com.
fort. The Journal well remarks that iha
gentlemen Who have contributed the means
to III cot this expedition deserve the bighes,
praise for their pablo sp,f,, aud humaniiy,
and that 1t will be followed BY The good wishes
o. thousands.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
TRIBUTE TO Mr. CLAY.

Ev Secretary Of the Treasury walkcrtR m.
j. has wftieua letter To Senator Fooie. ad.o.
cail"g IN z'tlons terms the adoption BY Con.
grcs. ot the Cumpronse scheme OF the Com.
miuee Of Th,,,een He warmly eulogizes
Mf. ClaS +; SAYS TO him longs "ihe inmor.
tai md Unprecedented honor of having
thrice saved the Un,on. in carrying through
the Mssuufi Co promise IN $50, the Tar.
III Compromise IN 1888. and naw sgs,n in
1850 10 bearing up the Slavery Compromise.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

Here one og the outsiders who had. bscn p.z;..
in mute admiration upon ,ie curling OF smoke AZ
conversation in No Z. went into il and whs,r,.s
something to one Of IFS inmates.
The individual whispered 10, immediately d, M
the aches from his cigar. tod the smokers and An
tthers that il might concern. that Mr.. Scott would
lie had the best authority for saying. 60 TO Es,h.
vile. IL he was not sent there as a delegats sueb
his zeal, he would certainly bs there as spec.
iaior.
An OK. South American Chsrgs got up from the
50 a aud supported Mr.. 10. q. scott.
The roll being then solemniy called by an or.
Delegate Of Louisa, acting as Secretary, the Con.
venton of smokers. consisting Of twenty two all
tod. voted as follows: Seven Of thcm for Mr. Am
bier. and hleea for Mr.. Scott Choice then se.
elarcd unanimous. Tho new Democratic delegate
frsm Hanover II ought it best that no mention
should be made Of the nomination Of Mr.. Amber.
Objection being made by Louisa man, proposition
Withdrawn.
| Fresh cigars being lii. and slight running con.
/ versaiion being INDUCED IN by tie ex Senator
across the room, such as, Mr.. --so.so nominate
Mr. Rhodes" Individual addressed.) "Oh no, YOU
nominate him =" - the gentleman with the wh,o
erayet again said, "the Convention will como ia
order !" when young Mr. Rutherford, formerly Of
this ei'y,) and Philip ST. George Cooke. Esq. OF
Powha,an, were appointed delegates.
IL the next Legislature should fail TO pay the En-
penses of tho delegates aerna,e.. the gentisnsn
composing tho twenty two pledged their Counties
to do il.
Thanks wcro then returned for tie able aad im
partial manner in which the Chairman and Secrs
tary had discharged their duty. and for tho dsy's
dinner and the city papers requested TO publish. Ac
Then young gentleman having expressed de.
srs 10 hear the deleg ates make speeches. PROPOSE
ton was made to adjourn 10 another bonr and
larger rooa for that purpose and somebody saying
that Mr. Scott vas husiiy engaged, aud Mr. Lyons
would be difficult 10 find. melton for sine die adj
jaurptnsn, was made and il is proper to chroniel,
that the Convention adjourned sine die. amid much
applause and tobacco smoke, on Tuesday, at sir
minutes past five o'clock, 18th May. 1850 and in
tho rear Of the Legislative tlegifa the second.
At one stage of the Proceedings the ega. smoke
rolled away from the ffoat windows like that from
the top Of Dutch chimney aud il was thought ,ha,
Il would bs necessary TO furnish ths President with
a hand bellows, that he Nigh blow away tho smoke
from the countenanee OF tho individual addressing
the Chair and lbs able 10 recognise him
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

TAs American who witnessed the manner
81 which, under the influence Of tbs tariff oil
tsi2, the country passed untouched and un.
hurt through the tremendous Revision oil
isif, aud now sees that the slightest rerui-
sina abroad, producing a demand for money
abroad, and thus preventing the further re.
inii,ance Of stocks, would producs universal
ruin here, feels that he and his fellow coun.
trymen have all been sold TO the British.
b. whom, now, was the sale made! We
pFay our ueighbofs of The Uaion 10 answer,
and to give US a full account OF the oper atoms
that produced the passage Of the tariff of
SAC, in defiance Of the known wishes Of a
,aairrity of both Houses, many Of the mem
h'Ts Of which knew that its passage must be
'qgivalent TO their political death, because of
ne hostility TO the measure that existed a.
mong their constituents, who had been led
10 support the Democ ratio ticket because the
party at the north bore everywhere alolt a
banner upon which was inscribed. Polk,
Dallas, and The Tartfof ls42." The free.
trade party OF England, al that time, had the
command Of large funds, and it is said that a
portion Of them found its way TO Washington.
Can the editors Tor any of ihem) Of the Union
throw any light on tbs subject IL so, we
may be able TO determine the question. +" By
whom was the country sold 10 the British 7"
Washington Republic.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
ARREST or GEN LOPLZ.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, May 26-4 30 p m.
Much excite ment was produced in this eli,
last night IN cons6q ueHce OF the arrest by the
L. 5. Marshal, Of Gen. Lopez and his AID,
under order BY telegraph Of The President Of
The United Safes. they we're examined
before Judge Nichols Of the District Cour,
and no evidence Of tangible nature being
produced against them, the parties were dis
charged al three quarters past eleven o'clock.
Inc Court room was much crow ded dur
ing The examination, and when it closed the
General AID h.. AID we're escorted to their
lodgings by large number Of citizens amidst
the most enthusiastic cheering. o. arriving
at the llottl, Cen Lopez made speech, ia
which he asserted his unaiterabIe determna.
uon TO prosecute his present purpose uhe e
Emancipation of Cuba al alt risks. He is 3
man O: pleasing appearance, aud decidedly
intelligent. He Jeff al seven o'clock Ibis
morning f0s Mobile.
The arrest Of Lopez called forth the fol.
lowing Incorporate language, if it might not
be characterized by harsher name, from
Inc 1oflels Nest
The pace to which condemned spirits
are consigned, is TOO cool place for he man
who would obey any such orders from any
government. The e. $. Marshal has not
the first principle Of humanity III his bosom,
aud is The fit tool Of government, tina, would
give such tls5oIcal orders.
" If this don't arouse a spirit that wilt
make men rush to the rescue Of Lopez anil
the liberty Of The Island, We shall despair Of
any hope for the Continuance Of repubic lean
ism.
Truly mas our soyernment become the
ally of Tyiants and Despo,.. Who would
have thought We were approaching such a
disgrsceiu period 10 our history.
"Gaan, Lopez sou and your cause have
warm sympath:zers 10 his country, among
those who are left IN II that appreciate valor
and Independence. The clilzens OF Savannah
exhibited the right sort Of feeling on the oc.
cssion."
Can such language be sanctioned by our
citizens The character Of North Carolinian.
has been that Of law loving and .aw.abidIng
and should they approve such language it will
,arnsh their good name. Hell is said to be
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

Col. +. II. GILMORE. Senator from South
Carolina, died suddenly at Washington on the
a9ih uli Il has been but few weeks since
he was called to GIL the post vacated by the
death of the Hon. j. c. Calhoun, and 10 he
is gone the way Of all flesh. :" What shadows
we are and what shadows we pursue" His
death was officially announced in the Senate
on the 30th bv Senator Butler. Mrssrs.
Butler, Hunter, Webster, Jefferson Davis and
Yuce delivered eulogies on the character o'
the deceased. HIS funeral pas 10 take place
on The 3ls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
The COMPROMISE.

The principal part the time Of the Senate
is taken up with the debate on the compro
mise bill. MIR. Foole continues 10 publish
letters received from gentlemen on this sub.
jcc, Judge Strange, Of Ihi, STATE, and TX
President rs Ter comes cot in favor Of the
bills reported by the Committee. AGcr a
fair aud foil discussion and lime Cor the peo
pie Of the South to examine the measure, we
believe majprry Of Southern members u
Congress viii fioally beromc satisfied that a
majority Of their Constituents are in favor OF
forever settling this vexed question by the
adoption Of the proposed measure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Es {, is said ,ha, Loud Boon .roonc,

W II is SAID that Lnd h .cnn suoancd
at each eclipse 81 the arna. ScAliper t,em.
BLEED - every i'mb al The sigh, of watsr.cte-s
-. bfahe nearly expired a, the sigh, OF a
fox. uIad'laus, oi Poland. ran from the
sight Of apes. Afinslo shuddered n, the
presence Of u bath. Csrdsn ct The b, csklnc
Il an egg. Crar at the Growing of cock.
Ensmns took a fever II he sm-iled ti,h -
Wary If Medicis and the CARDINAL dc Car.
donna from the udor of rnsc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

their wealth. products. &c. We then pro-
nounced said Fisher a humbug. A nice
man indeed he 10 for the Editorial chair Of
an exclusive Southern organ. But how did
it happen that our neighbor was so much IN
love with him last year, shen his essay ap
peatcd