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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

sltus dams la dite Paroisse d1berville, rive
gauche du Mississippi, pres, de rEglise St.
Gabriel, mesusant sept arpepts, plus GU moins
de face, sur une profondeur de ouarante Ar.
penis pins GU moins de la premiere concession,
ct une seconde concession dcrria,e Len trois ar.
penis den bas, de la meme super6cie des dits
trois arpen's den has, avec pouyerture de toufe
lhabltatlon, mesurant en- tout six cents arpents
de superficie plus GU moins, ayec rerceptio,,
dun lot de terre appartenant 4 Ia Veuye Mar.
Gel Dupuy sur lequeI ellie demcure, en- face ct
au m;lieu de Ia dite Habitation, leouel lot de-
terre mesure environ I'm arpent ct demie de su.
perhcIe, CONNIE il appert par acte de vente en-.
registre dams lie Bureau dn Recorder In dite
Habltation est bornte en- haut ct en- has aux
terres de Simon-L eBlane, ct ssG kfablie en- Sa.
ere, ensemble les batisses ct Am :iiorations oui
sly trouvent' consistent cn-upe Maison do
Maitre en- Briquc, Sucrerie en- Brioue, Machine
a Vapeur, Moulin i Sucre, ct tous les ustensjts
necessaires pour faire du Sucre, ainsi que h
plant de Cannes qui Sc trouye sur la dite habi.
tation, Magasins a Mails, Ecuries, &c., &C.
Ainsi tous les privileges appartenant 4 Ia dite
terre, ct surtoutl lie privilege d'acheter le NOR.
ceau de terre ci-dessus decrit, de Ia dite Veuve
Marcel Dupuy, aux termes ct conditions men.
tonnes ct specifics dams racte de vente du dit
terrain a ellie passe par Gedeon Dupuy, parde-
want le Juge de Paroisse de eette Paroisse, le
2 Septembre l84l-|equel privilege a et5
t%ransIers au dit feu Antoine Dupuy ct appartt-
nit maintenant aux dites SUGGESTIONS La dite
habitation est %sujette a IN privilege de passage
ct de copper ct prendre du bois de chauffage
derriere la dite habitation en- favour de IL dite
Veuve Marcel Dupuy, pendant qu'elle restera
sur lie dit moroccan de terre.
20 I'm autre Moroccan de Terre aussi aitue
dams la dite Paroisse, rive gauche du Missis-
sippi, mcsurant un arpent de face au dit feuve.
sur lrente hut arpents, plus on moins, do pro-
fondeur, borne en- haut par terre de Joseph
Blanchard ct en- bas par terre De Edouard Du-
puy, avec rouverture y appartenant, ct toutes
lesbatisses ct authorizations qui s'y trouvent.
80 Les Esclaves ci-apres NOMINEES ct de-
crits: . e
l Jacob, nsgre. Ace de 60 ana. (af]ipa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07

THIS LEvIATHAN TROUPE of Eques-
i TRANS, Gymniasms and Acrobats, having pre-
cedence over all the I~tenerant Travelling Estab-
lishments that have visited the South or West, the
past four years, being held in the same estimation
here that hat, ffaseonis C RI oG ngn,g &c is held in
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07

PROPHECIES de la succession:
10 Sally, negresse: agee de As ans.
20 I'm lot de Mobilier, consistent en-Meubles
de MaiSon. &c. &c
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07

/ des deux sexes.
| I'm lot de Mobilier, consistant--C heyanx, Betes a
Comes, Mulets, &c. -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07

Parish Of Iberville, 9Th December, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
Rnconn BOARD.
TUESDAY. Sept lo-P. N.

TUESDAY, Sept lo-P n.
The Stock market has been active to-day bus
the tendency of prices is downward Erie secu.
rites were lower and the Fancies generally were
heavy. Governments were firm and in good
request The increased demand for money has
thrown considerable quantities of Fancy Stocks or
the market and this has counteracted the effect Of
the favorable action at w ashington.
The Exchange market for the steamer closed
very dull with good supply of Bills over. ster
ing was 93alo4 good Bills being obsainabe at 10
2 cent At this rate the steamer will take Coin.
Francs are 5 81 los 20; Amsterdam, 4O4G+O9;
Bremen soa so4 Hamburg, 35ia36.
Freights are frmer. Engagements Of 5000 bbls
Flour at Is edQls Cd 500 bales Cotton at Z 32d.
Dead Weight l5sal7s Cd, including 500 bbIs
LAID To Gayre the rate is &c ? 1b. There IL
some Corn Offering for Londonderry at Al.
The receipts at tie Sub Treasury to-dsy are
sssOl4; payments 1921; balance, s6,l43. SOC.
TIE Albany ard Schenectady Railroad con-
siuues to 90 good business. The following ia a
summary Of the receipts of the principal articles for
tbe week ending Sept. 18th: 1890 boxes Cheese,
AS Isl IL e28 tobs snd as OF Butter, 3l,2I0 Is
ls9 boxes domestic Cotton and Woolsn Goods
III rolls and bundles Gather; lose sides Leath.
er; l73 boxss Congre,s Wases; So boxer Leather
AIistens AID Gloves 60 bbls Green Apples; 20 do
Eggs; 78s dozen Bfooms; csr leads Cattle 10
90 Sheep; IS do Hogs.
The receipts of the Bsrfnd Pf0piieses and
Fistkill Railroad, during the month of Augas'.
were over sI0,0oe The steady increase Of bust
aeAs on this Road is highly encouraging 20 tbs
ssockholdsTs-
Cags axe running on tue Newark aud asqsfed
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Arrived.

Ship Jersey tof saleIn) Day Hayre d. me order Aug
Is lat a lon "a So parted with SLIP Empire stats I'm Ly
e0o far HYor 3 Ia; ~ Ion parted co with ship Galha I'm
Hayre for Sfork.
ship Weephaa, Beml wessI Bremen, AZ ds mde and III
passengers, 10 Oericts * Kruger
Ship State Rights Warren, Savannah; The bound Liy
erpoO but sprung aeak and put into the port repair.
Bark Thaes lot Boothbay Pnkha, CHrtagena SPAN July 49,
and Gibraltar Aug ., lead. To He.mh Sons
Sch Niagara spapg Rockand ds hme and ah 18th INST OH
Block Island "he heavy gale lost part of deck load
galley ard lost the Jb
sehJ VAL Deano, Cape Mayhem II Is, ogwood, Halsted
Chamherlin & Co.
schT Copes phihps, Virginia d. potatoes
Sch Charlotte, Adams. Philadelphia, coal.
Sch L Auuensed. Smith. PEad, coal
Sch Cape Mag. Dawes, Ph.ad coal
ca8~eu Mansin, Washington nc. 6d naval stores
master SD in co ~tti sen Peter Par, for Sfork
BELoWships GalHa Richardson, from Havre Empire stae
Liverpool Br brig Carlton Liverpool Nsj sch Mary Liza RYDER
Cape Hayden
sMLED-shps Cynthia cantou Ans.as California; Empire
ciy, tsl Chssre5.
t Tie SHIPS Prnceou Liverpool Maroon Savannah
anchor Quarantine The ship Splendid for Hsyre anchored
At the 5 W SPIT.
WINp-Durns he day rom ssE.
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BrIiGiH ara IrGHd from Se5'H
sTper'V bIe"- ,r,kf SSn

Ersorqf Breadr' 10 tr "a B ~ ,s6 ara
yosx-2p s7S bos Flour; 1,7Ss bush Whesi l5O!
ou asna1Nrbsr /, fair milling euq1ry for Wheat and
~ ds,.,e,nnp,rs The usrast hrmer. The saes are
lot hush good Ooio par On prVate anu
oo bn'h rnessS a, , nm1 suopv The sslss ara
DO hu,h p,ri Of store at 64f c. 6ssc for m1ed o.
for bes,ed or round Rye qqet 3. e aen' lie.
100 bush rne al snc Osls are without change 0sc0ii;
for Northern, S5fSSC. IT, H..
Purx ana the t-rd.ucy Ia upwards. The ssles are
1870 bols at 10 1900 Is for Mes l!tgs ~ y
Is for neror equity Mesa 50 ass for good; 1888
for CRY Mess; $40 for Ghcsgo; Soaso Tor rf'me sus
i P1e h me., J. about SIS Lsd Continues
mano msnuac urins, and hrm ISLES oV or.s S n
63d7c for good and prime and So ess sd &C.
eas steady with gooo demand Saies 100 mos scs
led shoulders prlvse terms Shoulders afe y DSLc
Ham 53a6c In 6u,ter tho market Ia well suoptsd aud
heavy Uhio s9l2c State, lG0l6c; Orange and Oea"s'e
l60lsc Cheese In At 065c, and dull .oooo
HAY-fa firm and active with saes 81 7VGoVc' OF AuVV
NAVAL svoREs-csnads Yurpentine ia loHer' and
6OO or sUO bbs expected Sales at 20 saies Wo
bbls Resin at lloc DELIVERED and z0V or 'VO o''y
spiriis ut 81 GDS2c, which IL litts better.
v HALEBONE-s aes IS 0eo Polar sore at SIC ana
small parcel Of South Sea al S4t cab.
GR0CERlES-Thare Ia fair request for Codee sna
MoIases which are firm, bu, Sugars are weak WIG
moderate business The aea Of Two or three days are o
and 500 txs Brown Havana at 6s07c oI Couee ~
haas Rio aold at ci9lc 500 do LsGay'a ct ilc 0Vo d.
SNRSCCO Thrref quite an sctve ,pecuIat,ve move
nent In Fobscco and tho market is uoyan The move
ment originates Virginia 7he saes are oO nnos ~ y,
ucIy and Virginia at 6i0atc for virgins 654s Sc 10
Ore sale Of hhds ade In Manufactured snefe
a good buspess doing, and the market 10 very nfm
WHIsKY-Tbe maraes for Whisky Ia without change
Sales 500 nols ., 264c for erison snd Ohio ,,
TIN Baaca Tin heavy and 500 alsba sold at sic
BlDEs-Under better supplies are heavy aud Dryers
den and corces,ion Sales 1890 Carthsgeoia at o0ioc
BuoenpsAyr 9 are he'd without sale II LAC
LEATHER-Is very m and toe suppes are falllnT on
attn more Rhe demand it considerably in adTarce OF ae
supplies.
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..Aa ,hatr ssats The main objection
yt1tbe CT usiituton ofbe U'ie5 ssA tr ma n
49,. nd manner of hlld'ug lhe e'ecuons tl ue u
ihe e hall be prescribed Big th- legislatures
OF The saiea facts IN this case a. IA ~ me v-Ty
u ntioo Tss s1bmbted oIh- people and 6etoe
n vas adopted and esfre The state I'M re nm
y tsera gsntsusu elected ana me uln9
eses md nanner was desisraed By ae LegIIste
N, TooMBs suggested that the risht 70 saSe sner
sests viii be perfect nn'll oe contrary rocaad.d
Nh I.eE before the gentleman Pruceeu.e.'
d ho+ The reading Of cred. nia' The were tsa1,
and certified by Governor Burnett MI NE
t,be tTh section Of the Echsdue alached to he Cons
'0p Mr. srAEros ofsKy. said send up the schedule
Wf Mr w VIFABLE concluded his remarks arguing
Hnst ne az mission of The Represent repeating
tbai The election ooh psfe De iore ~. ' ,bs
eoy.lsure he concluded by moving that Inc cedenaAs
he Sefesred TO be Committee on q ecions
,h, The MANNER, from California presenting heir Gre
den,s uuc er the seal OF thst State me Ohsr ID oou "
rwerrlhem In wiiheut action y Ine dar and
TIE Speaker overruled the point OF oroer au quo
oidad ,bst tbe question must frat be decided by me
House whether the Representatives. are snseo' Oh VIC
n,esenta,iou Of lheF credentials TO De iWorn III
II, MORSE sustaiped the Chair and moved that
The rnnsal be !sii on the table, This was carried.
Mr ROBrEsoE aald this Government had oeen
going for bali century, ana MAJ sf On nj.
poiut he referred 10 various presidents "h@re hepesga
tativas been eoced and admitted before ne ne
20 had met and wshed the CRlfornaHe to be aoeo
today. ~ os,ru3
INTO explanations u.,.h,a,,
motion by sulp utng that the Representatives be admit
Mr. TONES sustained the view taken by Mr.
Ye able The Conittuton va, exnlicli On 'oe aao|ae
Mr.. STANTON of Tenn. and Mr.. McClernand made
''I Mr. HousToN hoped Mr.. Robinson would not
prepa his motion IN
Mr. CAKTTER-I hope he will.
md bs mo nrpssIpg tAe admission of the
R1presebta,ives The subject should be looked into
Without proceeding further the House ADJOURNED
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aeea bad, sal, aad pso,.,on,vs,.e, .asns and re

bad sails ard Povs'onsvssse eaSns ard re-
slns mu. injured
,h on "a Ausn.t hat 10 on sDcoasbered hgr-
s i,n, south, which lasted oars during wheh
, M la rad gD5rf rghed With four feet
~ vr NJ her hold The has sP.tr-d considerable daDasc IN
, NJ . ana rigging August sth lot ib ioa 81 TO- passed
M TER or NV sp5sfeay brig thinks shs
vas making ApslAchois Same day
t ssfs su,as Of Boston Hiram Hall. boat Moba for
reach On saturday ing ab miles 10 the Of Santa
ko.a land having Nost eoa siarnas
sails DEF. load had At last she AZ
about water embedded the sand and oiled Nh water
Cspt wrck with b Sod three Wednesday
ma gsth Len c the BEACH. and Sare
Pensacola. an go 70 bt dead ere hrs
CnSsgELoBr bark P0ts, AclRtyFs AZ PhiS5s
pha from pool Sob at 40 ~, lon g. fell WITH
brig r. hmond Me Capt Thomas m P,oa rs bound
See port RI cargo Of coal sinking coEdon, having
sprung before t.rrh" sae rom Ssh anu LOST
taxing on Captain ihoss
crew .isbt number. and brought them 10 PhldePhia
AP4LAcHcoL. Avg lSbr DELLA osded With COTTON ireia y
MARKS the vi Aug and wed 'ao h poT
hy Washington The brig Esbeh tot Thomfon wA
cargo of Tampa Bay tor NfotA, went ashore AZ y
Josephs Point and ptan drowned me pacAet
brig Cygne, Shoe 81 ST AEdreN Say~SA
probably be gotten The sch Oregon Ashore swamp
Heights, The has high 1857 The light hoaes
Apsschce considerably dsnsse The sch Parsons Nas
lei, high and dry at ST J"sephsNib b. gotten of
Na,rrczxr Sept QThe brig Mary PERKINS, Chase from PetoZ
with coa Warehsm ashore he Sth ssbo
two miles and She will have discharge ard vii ee
gotten of, If the weather proves tayotaeie,
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JUSTICE FOR IRELAND.
BY wiz. ALlfsGBAsi.


81 Jastice for IrelondH. if ye oan,
o boat of writer's brogish;
For paint each feDow.countrymen
AS bInnderipg or roguisb.
Think leas OF oddities and rags,
And more Of human nature
And stead Of party-wcrds aud Rags,
March under something greater.
81 .}as,iee fer Ireland 70 D ye Priests,
Both Protestant and Roman
Let each observe bis facts ana iess'''
But try 70 anger DO man.
Religions rind liz little WORTH
The milk is in the kernel
An hove Ia OF celestial blrtb'
All hatred Of internal.
/. Justice 5or Kyelandf" ecnoios 0aHo
or empty Agisators,i hn.v hand.
'" a. I'D 5I ca,oplze the prateTa
FL !. o,s1 shrevd foes in secret scot,
" Nor 20 think your mouths Of corking;
while 90 much steam 10 bio wing on,
There % little left for working.
oJsstice for Ireland ~ broshera all,
or every creed and station;
And other counsel If ye call,
For saving Of the nation
gbis maxim in the meantime prize,
Nor thiok sa plainDess humbllng,
LET EVERY ONE BEWARE OF LIES,
AND LAZIsEss, AND dRUhBLING.
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y,asseneers Sailed.

Empire c"y c4ag,t,-H pss y, n Son.
Judge Burnett s"gshqf and er"". cT. DR. H"As w 2nd
gate Mrs Road, Sir Scott and child. Rev II Warren
and lady Leroy Henry sehro4den, Yeuaon Hal
sew Brush II Bolton, Goddard lady and child +
jackson Crump, Mitchell Boss j Downsf Brown
1bbetts lady Servant Richards WV Bassett Hal
lett, W HUBERT, Mrs Mex bbn w Bleauget Capt Hoy
ard soloman, Abnhams, hawsoG hs.role, DAVID.
son J H Peaks, Calder, ArSns w Hogg Gilmnrtn, j
Msapy Blanc Redwood Aeop, w Roberts. Mason
Adams Goodwin Wilkins, w T Brown w Cooper, q
Farmer Hughes, Loves loves K Strange Harris,
Johnson. u Mcdonald Schmidt McCarthy l. Eaton, o ii
Horton, Diving Johnson. Diving Schauwksr Barton
Barton Cary Doyle Ken sdy, Newton
Dawrer Reddng, Redding Chapman, steward, s
We-tlose Maeesk jos Koh!er, Jos Luggah Bosart
Hartman stahl King, Oaks Es,on Fabegg hooks,
Kuusth Ksser Barbane Schund George Schws Joseph
Hos.op L SfeYens,J Arthur Cady Heady L oiler, G
A. Balen, Obs II. Slade VIM Ncol John 4. Davidson, W.
Duee n w Burnett Geo A Dunn, Augustus Frazier James
Frazier Baldwin w Asst Aood D. b. Clifford H. 3paudiog c.
r. Dodge f. Aeu H. O. Pratt E. Thompson, j. K Bucket,
r. French A. 6. Howes, G: L. Pratt, aAd Il others
Passengers Arrived
In Aip Jsr,ty from Haue-Mss Emily blitchsa-2b in the
In fe4r Tats from Cape EsytitnMr Leon czaykowsk.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. BoKEE asked leave to offer resolution in
suuc,ipg the Post Office Committee to inquire into
the expediency so amending the contract for car
ryine the msils between this country and Great
Britain az to require the steamers employed In the
service to ssop at the port Of Galway, in Ireland,
going to and returning from Liverpool Objection
was made.
The SPEAKER stated that an error ~as committed
Yesterday BY the Clerk in adding up the vote on the
bill to supply deficiencies in the pay snd milesgeo
members OF Congress- regulating the mileage OF she
California members, and compromising Smith and
Rabbit, unsuccessful claimants Tor seats from New
Mexico and Utah.
The correction passed the bill.
The Sepste's amendment to the Military Acgds-
my bill concurred In
This House resumed the consideration Of the re.
port of the Selec. Committee appointed on certain
alleged improper payments By Mr. f wing, sermer
Secretary Of tie Int ror
Mr., NlNToN dsfended Mr Ewing and Mr. Bows
Of Miss. replied, continuing his remarks until the
ex pitation OF The morning hour.
The Hoase then proceeded to the business "a
the Spe ak esE table,
Ade5ste teok place on the Senate bill granting TO-
t O, lard TO Alabama RsroSd purposes Toe policy
witch shou prevail 10 Inc disposition Of the puDre
l6nos escusseS lIwss Rnsly referred 10 Ihe Com
rilttss on Pablo Lands
Mi OTls, from the Select Committee heretofore
sppUiRlee, made report unanimously signed Saying
20 proofih3t Joshua Giddirgs chSrged as
esettS certain papers from The hes OF me PoaI Oee,
connected wiki tho removal and appointment of The Pos-
.sstr at Olsfin, Ohio and ho Houae discharged tho
Commiree nom ae further ooustd OF tbs subject
Mr. RoYp arose &c Il question OF privilege. Tbs
RsE rasenaliyss hom California, Aessrs Wright and Gil
eyt veie In attendance, snd wished 80 be In.
Mr YENAB1g raised question aG to the rishtGi
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To nlariners.

Cusroh HousE, GlLvksToN, SaFur 3ay. Aug, =, $50
wrt1N SEIru ESQ Collector ard Superintendent OF sn'
District of Texas. ..........
ssI have the honor report that obedience TO your lni
tons Light Ship tins Habor has been ooed inside the
3k a.hoie Cylne OF the Cnbas wreck bearing l. =
n and Cathedral SN y ). -, -. =.
Vessels e.s TO enter harbor without pilot should keep
az homs until the light ship bears NW compass when she WI
be rance buoy thea steer dre9t rh
passing buoy ION eterhand when mp WIN me HH
Kan, M we until midway buOys 1.-THE on the star
board hand OF Pelican Spit the other the Knoll
Of vessels unacqusned with the channel should nehos
near the light ship attempt up 20 the town "thouts
plot. -, - -, -, c,Ao., with ~ l.. Iebt
hao.,rc SVW Very respectfully
oe1NN " TlPI0N WALKER, Boarding Inspector
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. .THIl
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,
GieRrHd.

Steamships America shannon Liverpool, cunard Jr Empire
City, Whom, Chagres Howard & Son.
Ships Devonshre Hoyey London Gdsgod Emperor, Petuc,
Nckersou harion Johnson. Savannah, Dnnam D
mon Eahl Thompson, Murphy, New Orleans, j Eager,
Eo, Peasi trieste, Frank Flora Br frumbn
Acapulco, Aymar Il Co.
Hubbard marks Coe Anderson Frances Alexander
Phad. pha Brookman; Emeie, Pussi Dedckhaussn Hull
THOMPSON N-uause Heoe, tSw) soderhom Cadz Boornan
Johnson Coz julia Moulton Donne St Thomas Russell Nor
ton; HuHigunale, Bcm) Lofrnzen, Savannah NJ Taylor
schs A Hay Beaston Wilmington, NC Van Brnt slaigh
Virginia Hobart Savannah Demi! CO. Valiant Osborn Norfolk
BedeI Curev Rogers Philadelphia Hand peuoh tBr) Lewis
Grenada WI Braine London, Br Hilton Canso Ms w Dun
ham; Northern Belle. Thompson, Savannah, H Buck.
Barge MddIsse1, Ely, South Amboy.
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Cal. Forbss ar szracuse.

Correspondence of Rhe Tribune
SYRACUSE IN Y Sunday, Sept s.
A lively curiosity and eager interest having been
excited by the intelligence, that disflng isned
officer Of the Italian patriot armies was on hassy
visit to this part of our State, and was delivering
Lectures in some OF the principal towns on the
recent military political and religious events OF
the late war, large assembly Of the citizens OF
Syracuse had an opportunity, last evening, Of lis
tenipg to Col Forbes and hearing some of his clear
and highly instructive explanations of things soistle
understood IN this country 1t is much regretted
that he will be obliged TO hasten his departure, 10
fulfill various pressing engagements in other places:
We have in prospect, however, the qualification oil
another address this evening, which he kindly con-
scented todeliyer seeing the interest excited among
the people and receiving request from the audi
ence 1t is easy, after listening to Col b. 70 ac-
count for the anxiety shown in Rochester for
second address, whch caused delay in hia ARRIVAL
among us. His ez plantations enable us to under
stand the course OF events in the late revolutions
of italy. and TO perceive wby both the patriots and
their acts and principles have been and stu are
40 perseveripely nisI presented. There are oar
ties interested ia keeping the truth concealed from
American eyes, well knowing the certainty that, II
the facts were understood, there would be gene
raj py mpathy in favor OF the illuminated party
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vErERAs-Judge snutz OF Arkansas county
called on US. few days ago, and subscribed tor
Shultz, residing in Kaufmsn county, Texas. Maj
ehuItz. we understand, is Poander by birth, but
emigratsd when quite young, to the American colo
MES previous to the Revolutionary War. and, with
his father, uocle and four brothers. participated in
the bstse of Kings Mountain, where the Iaoleos
pa,sioip asod in aeveral other batlos dnriae that
eventful period as well in a number of Indian
fights. Although upward o. 90 years OF age he
possesses the activity of most men, not half at Old
and still INDUCES in his fayorte recreation OF hunt,
ing deer and buffalo of hch he has killed several
o. both withiA the last ear or two. ArkanSas daz'
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Rpokem. SEQ.

Aus7 lat 49, lon 81 bearded b,h TheO1ana from Lisbon f
Boston. u. .,u.h ,.,,
Aug 50 lat u TO- Ion H. 70. TURKS Islsad
Aug So lat 81 30 ship ane from Ns~>oreah' 0 '
sFT0S 70 NO lat Nc .wa.sen ship Augusta of POr'd bound to
Liverpool , =, =, - r,.n,, from, Bo,,on fl, u
ar a lat a. lon 30 aaze large ship showing red SO
nal With an X IN the center standing west
~ o. lon Sc H. fishing scs Ghesepease Of SorthpoFi
Me- I'm the Grad Banks, with OcO0 fsh, bound y"
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Markets.. CARnpur.r hz,oarso ,oa rzs rSlBrss.
TUESDAY, September 10

EU@51AI
ASHES-Fte market is wthoaI in potIsnI c angs.
COTTOH-in Cotton there il very buoysaI market,
and The maaeI IL very fully A7pre5 The sales are
sC0 pass showing very fGh prizes !6;c advance walo
Two three DAYS
FLOUR AND MEAL-Iu Flour the Market opsned
VIA better cemsnd low grades hae D=ng console.
rsb!e demand FOR shipment Ths Essiera and hcm=
il as good AID he arrival OF the reduced
supply in naraet- TIE sales are 1900 bbs Do
ltsc, Of which aG40 b6ls were for export The quot
Hobs Oh stata aud Western 2514 81; M. 52t3
81, Sour. 56d5 IS; fresh ground state comnon, 10
SsrsG 57i94 so new Western. 5a09f 624 new
sls9, 5ga4 67i pure 6enss.e s5,0S5i fancy West
l2ia5 SO; ezra do 75G6 80 The saes Included lOee
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D I E D
d s.s.nierr Mr REnlAMIN

In the city Of Hudson Aug 81, of dySente, Nj BENJAMIN
BARNETT, n the 66th year of his age -
AtSookbudge, Mass Tie 9Th Sept ROBERT Esq the 10th
year uf Ira age. -.
nj D Gnis Leon ri aged and 90 days.
On Tuesday lOth FlETCHER SMITH, aged ~
His friends and of his family invited
to attend his funeral late residences $40 Wsst Twenss
ana at ( o
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M p led

AT FbtbusA Sept BY Dr. Ferris, Rev JOHN A. FERRIS,
Of Tarrytovn to MARY l. sCHooNhAKhR, Of Fttbush =,
Al Trinity Church. Tuesday afternoon, lOh INST by Key ar
Cndy Mr. JOSEPH r. WENDOVEII of So Louis To Mss NJ MY
ANNE LUYSTER eldest daughter of Luyster, ESQ oil hi'
City. g., r H., p;,.. ~
Union perk by Rev Milton Ba ger ID WILLIAM DEWEY,
Esq 10 Mis- CoRNELA heELHENNEY, boh OF New Orleans
On the the CITY Of New York by Rey henry Chase
Nf ALERT HILLS % Miss FANNY MARIA PECK, both OIL
Easi Hartford Conn ~ Hartford papels please copy
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msrkets......ALBANY,

TIE past "a bours receipts have BEEN FLOUR,
5OO bhs; HxAT, 1850 bu,h; CORN. $500 do BARLEY,
II GOO do The news by the A'is helug moment.rly ex-
pert.d has kept the market quick for FLOUR Tue
sslrs have 500 bDis 1905 ~ for pure Genesee;
6ga rs for ght State, IS for Michigan Sales
of 900 BARLEY heve been made at TAG ioi I"o-
low ed and 75077c for tonr.rowed.