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PANAMA, tHday, OctoO0i an 1'-2.
Eli,or q he T,6a1e
Tie steamer Neao- Orleans arrived day before
Yesterday, in IG days and a few hours from San
Francisco, being the quickest time yet made
bringing news five days later than the California,
which left on the 1st.
A hr Marsh from Buffalo was robbed about
miles from this place, Of $4,000 in dust, by the dr
yer Of the mule, who gave him to understand that
it was requisite for him to get off, and while the
baggage was dashed on stronger Mr.. Marsh took
the trunk and sat upon it while the native went
but as it proved for the purpose Of cutting club
which he took and gave him some hall dozen
blows upon the back Of the head, in8icting Sc
we're wound in that region as well as upon the
fore part Immediately over the eyes, then leaving
him evidently with the idea that be was dead
Upon the receipt of the news in this place, Capt
" GOD immediately dispatched the Surgeon o. his
the present moment in no danger. No hopes Of
the recovery Of the money a.
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NpuvopK DAr1y TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1850

S;,I x, ss-,r,,. S9-fs Sys-l P9grr, lean Alvori
flfl}e frH,.,,eea on t- Law Department a fforo cen
Fsfcrerat from Water iol-ar fear; !9r q.sS sl4G n
lots between r.!3 All I'm So R7N ase ~ % STU -
,r6 * .-{ avenues i E1.! Il C,."sea 3ut t1t i .
s. and Averues and c between 'f am i3,3 s. = l
Ayerpes anaC; beyI SON nl 5l 50 iisl -i'Ns
Fsst ye,. het,-tn Jlh s,4 f1h SIS nti Avenue s1d
c lpt,ye-i1 i'll sni e mn %t-er1es y sri I w
building bukheed ar making tas0L Across p,1lIf IN
ane nlInE >Epi Tor : 81 IL - - on ~.
for n ,r- m and rst ..ire Ayeaa 2 tetvut' is a ri
hulkbead at 7ttst and appointing Ahner s9t ra
therefor. A0npte by TIE olonng yote: irr777''re-i
President Assistant A.dermeu Haey. McCafsay, p1ytr'
SANDS Ward rogers Dean, A,vori
The slarv of the Clerk OF Tompkius Market S5a0
aanuu Adopted by the following vote: i6rmlffr.-IRe
President As.slan AID JuIson, Haley, McC4rlay Aeset-
nnr Bnv,e. CrRnr Smith, K5p-q SeGifIyc-tfan9
Ssmmis Sands, Ward Rogers, Dean, Webb
OF tie Finance Coumtee-F0 be itscdars Il H-o7 i'r'
ter consideration Of petition OF lanes Clara for rer
anon Tor oes sad damage 70 morse Snd eas a. per ~ H.
OF SANE Recommending that petition OF chdsi;opher
OF SameTo concur correct personal Tx OF > ana
Randall Adopted by the following vote, igt,nIiItc-
Boyce. Webb, Ackensn. Crane, Francis, smith, MP
SaImis, Sands, Ward, Rogers Dean ,,.,,,.
OF sameAdyerse 10 the petition OF binnger Hii!'ei.
0f}same-Aiver-e 10 John 3 Dinele lien-Aiop;ea.
Ofsame-Adyerse 10 the petition OF John L buroeaf,-
OF sae-To pay bin of Harriet Lawrence for cleaning
Court rooms AT Jefferson Market Adopted.
chasing premises 81 Splvan-st for the Use OF the FIRE De
partmeni-AdopJed by the following vote me president
Assistant Ald Judsou, Haley. Mccarthy, Boyce Weob,
Alderman, Crane, Francis. Smith, Alp oAhHlS' SadS'
Of t6m9itee Of Sees-A gainst grading setting curb
and gutter AMI paving tourieenLS between Ave
mes A and B.-Adopted.
Of>ane-Ags9st grazing and paving 'Hi'eei'"''' '''
tween Avenues i and C.-Adopted. o.
OF same-Adyerse 10 tagging sidewalks around D.
From tie Assessors OF The Street Department relative 70
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two or three weeks nro. II was said Of the dis
ease but she had a severe bilious fever and rash,
AID no smallpox really showed itself The rest
Of the family, becoming alarmed, were yaccinated,
ard were indiposed for day or two from the ef
fects eli it. but none OF them kept their beds, and
are ali now well Mr- Austin. who lives IN part
Of the same house and young lady, teacher
intbe Primary School under the Methodist Church
who boards with his family, were also g little IN
vel, bat neither Of them kept their beds nor had
tley, we should suppose from vha: We could
learn ANYTHING Ike the affection. It is reported
10 exist very much in Grand-st. but on inquiry,
We could not find person there affected with it
but, oa the contrary, at places where !. was said
to be, no illness OF any kind exists.
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The Overland Emigration of IS50-Thrce
MINI ore of Properly Left in die Desert.


CoTeSl oHdence Of The Tribune.
SACRAMENTO CRY, CALIFORNIA, Tuesday, Sept. TO-
After enduring what 40 man should Tor gold
alone, rot one in n Thousand would do 1t the
seond time am in California.
Throughout the entire route we maintained
about center position in the Emigration Proba-
bly, few remarks regarding Its condition "ouu
notbc uninteresting to yourreaders,
The last 500 miles trnyel was attended with
comparatively no sickness. did not motto a
dozengra,e s the entire distance Packers reported
aterrbe sickness behind abe truth of which
don't vouch for. The most sickly part ofthe route
we passed over was on Sweet w ater
The Emigration receives m.lestation from no
indians but the Diggers of Shoshone tribe, aud
/ have not seen or heard Of an emgrant but lost
more or less stock by them. Hundreds had every
hoof taken and were obliged to foot 1t the balance
OF the distance. know OF FIVE or SIN lives being
lost in skirmisLing with them in endeayoring to
recover stolen stock.
An extreme amount OF suffering attended the
latter end Of the route for want Of Provisions aad
as half are still behind, unless succor meets it,
there WILDE suffering indeed
Thousands were entirely destitute and were
obliged tomake that distance with no other means
of living but upon the roots, berries and small
game they could pick up, and the charity Of emf.
grants Many, having no money to buy and too
proud to beg lived for m nth or ra pserr,es, &c
Ia fact those who had No money and made known
their situation, got along better than those pcs
sessng money for the latter were always re-.
fused, hoping they wonid sooa find those possess
ing provisioss to exchange fer money, While no
such excuses could be urged against the importu
tunites ofthe former
know Of no actual case of starvation, because
there seemed to be united feeling and interest
among all Gahtofnians, that would not permit an
9 3 70 suffer while there was meat TO divide.
oh SagSen Ryerthe neeiy met Reilet Station,
ssS Ttl by citizens OF California
~ inp VVensnd Emigration must indeed reap
o"ei, harvest to repay II for It's necessary sacr
- ~ 'osSes, and the h0rdshps and prlyatlons
o,,.; eliN me to give you single scene. The
80 presents similar aspect, though not
quite so iTghttp IN its features
va. "a y oeiieSe there are dead animals enough
~ ~ s', C bose' 20 miles, between HQmbolt Ii axe
w va neNef 70 pave road the whole dis.
lshce- w t VIII make a moderate estimate and
say there is dead animal to ever Sya fst lar
on the Desert this season Win - IT,
about $4,000 head. This numhar ., tba ia,T
average OF $50 for horses, mules and cottls ,,ontd
produce over S2,Q00,00o counted IS3 70 aoons
within one and half miles Not half tbns% Iaft
were to be seen, being burnt to make Esbts j., 49,,
night &c. Before all is over, there 1 - ~ 'no
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FALSE A1ARN-A report is prevalent tlaf g
great deal of small pox exists in the village
From inquiry at houses where it is said TO be, We
find the report is without foundation Mi IN =.
ett who died on Thursday morning. Is saia -., -
have had 1t, bat his family are all well. a ns'is
daughter Of Mr.. Anable, South seo0nd,st' oleo
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MONTAGUE FERRY-Petitions in favor OF the
establishment of ferry at the foot of Montague
place are now in circulation.
FIRr.-on Thursday evening fire was DIS
covered in one of the naes Of the furnace OF the
Catholic Church in Jay.st. The damage was not
great, only a slight destruction Of woodwork
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OFF1cf.l.I Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
SIZED sEssION-F.tgAr hog. 3. g

Prescnt-Oscar w Sturtevant, Esq, Presidents
in lb- chair Assistant Aid Judson Haley. Mccarthy
Boyce Barr Webb Alderman Crane, Francis Smith. Kip
sa;il1is Sands y ard, Roger Dean, A!Yord.
PETITIONS.
By Assistant Aid Crane-OI Edward Barlow FOR relief
from tax To Committee Finance
By Assistant Aid, Smith0f Join Carve taat true ap-
poounea be made IN the matter ooPenng lath-aYenne.
To Committee AZ easements
REPORTS.
Ofthe Committee on Fire Department, to enlarge and re-
house of Hose Company Nc s. Adopted By the FOL
loving vote 4t5rmattrt'rhe President, Assistant Aid
Haley, Mccarthy bOyce, Bar, Webb, AeAeunan Crane,
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ieT; RAJ, i an ala ConcA ,d ~, .o,.e5
l' - pgTtTIoss
Rv the Pres:fent-Peiifon OF William Currie 1r correc
Bv AID SlaFg-Petiton Of Nayybold LAWRENCE for re-.
.sion of personal INK for th. war 1l!8 Referred 10
Tniuit;ee on FiuaI.ct
BT lie Decentralization Of John Bruce and Others o.
lie twelfth Ward for Tie construction OF the 5h.av Rtl-
rne6 ich v a referred 10 The Special Committee having
I6e subject in charge
Dy tile same-Petion of John p Wendell and others for
fII 10 9Th avs Referred TO The COMMITTEES on Sewers.
By the Ssme-Peudon Of John II Bxby and others for
md Madison avenues
By AID Gnffu-Peiton of c Bolton and others for the
,eniug Of Morris and Rector SITS Referred to Committee
o " '> streets
~ the Sane-Petiou OF c. Bolton and Others in favor
OF raising parts of Greenwich and Washington SIS Re-
CIV Nv Aid. CHapman-Petiton of A A Thompson and
others 10 have Greenwicst renumbered Referred 10 tue
By AID keLy-Feluon u IT., !i IN 7ot a. b5
cor ~ vi y - ~ R.f.rrs1 in Committee on
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Pin Inneirn Markets.

Rio De jANCIRO, Monday, ScpL2,
CoryFE-The arrivals haze been more shUucaEt, a~cr
aping 900 bags per day Eary in the month the adyices
Gom the United State4 c0acd an active demand al j5jVp
$3.50 of good frst and superors since then the socks
having Increased to 70 600 hags About $4,000 sold
tie lust week chiefly for Euroa 1t 5259 good s's $3.50
fer good mixed lots and 3I5Qo03,60J for supenors
Tie stock reduced 25C0n bags and prices may he
considered 100 higher Tte quality OF the crop has
somewhat improved, but VIII not be equal to last gears
The adyces from the interior fully confirm previous
opinions Of the quantity, and We now feel convinced that
the total export Of he year ending Dec 2st VIII moi eN-
coed 100000 bags, but viii probably TAU short ONT
S9,e24 went 10 q. s as ioLo"G:
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$50 fair price. Yesteg!a.y sa'as Wore mace 10
Of Of a. Az 's.' 4 Cii4 Nh per Coz .Aas ee
y sf 10 ri sol. Tota e- ..3 5a'-s5 - =.
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.,arke,s......, Cl..ciNaATl Now ia.
:. hnrl,,tIs, 1o5aaiu Flour il our u ar
ieIt 10 ,,,iffer ,,,4asa Els.aeea seA Is
u - ui.a ,iyrr Is siit5 81 NJ.
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,oat Omcn Onerntions.

Post Oilcc Operations.
The Postmaster General has established the
following new Post Offices for the week ending
November = 1850:
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Office. County. state Iost'.1,eo'.
49, IL
Fast Northpori. Waldo. Maine iieiry n'o"H
Necysvie..,.. Morgan ...'... oMo'' .. ~ NrT W.
Batclihsburgh. Nnton ......' Jonh ~ ~ AJ p,o,.
Bakers Run. Hardy .'',. virgin u p ,Ts
Butcher IS Store Randolph. go. t.y .. hulSn9'-
n In . : ~ Cbntbom +. B. Eumersaa
ANN ainJiSSb Cbethpn WIN G. Harris.
1,.o-iess reck Pinden -. VIM j. Parker.
SatyrScrs Mills Lexington DlstIS Co.. VIM T. Sawyer
Pnnnr Snrings Hall .....l Ca. James Hardago.
6Le Gnring . calhoun ...... Florida. lThOmns Lam.
Pnycffviije lCoosn ,..,. Ala 90. John McKenZis
" ohtsvIe Ponotoc 49,. Miss. Richard Wright
Fnvteyillc Fayette 49,. Texas S. s. Munger.
DIsCoNTINUED-Laurel Run, Cambria Pa, Bridge.
kaufman. Texas. -,
NAMES CHANGED-Fancy View, bedford Co Va name
changed to Peaksylle Fremans Hill, Polk Co TeXsS
name changed 10 Cold Spring.
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Communicated

Nor DEAr.-Though anxious that the skill OF
Dr. Luener in curing deafness should be generally known
we are not particularly afflicted in that way Our sense Of
hearing IS tolerably acute, though were we as deaf as
an adcerr the remarkable improvement which Dr. Lnene
has discovered in the treatment Of this delicate organ would
induce us 10 pay him visit Those who are troubled
with this unpleasant annoyance should lcok in lime, to the
remedies or representatives. which science nas provided
- THE TREASURER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
NrwYoRx socIErYlLIRRARY, gratefully ackno~leges the
receip, Of Five Thousand Dollars from GEORGE rim
HLE. Executor OF ELIZABETH DEmlT, deceased osla2
legacy left by that lady to the said Corporation oolAs
bed nv with other kindred Associations OF her naive
CIV and being the only instance of such literally il las
eyer eNperienced.
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R, i. ] Ritecke.

story house and lot on ithay 3oh a. 9y5o s55 99
I I6f corner Of 1ofst and qs-ay > II -
! lot adlol1He, 7sii EN- ~ IN. - ... s.
iots on if6-lh near ~ @n-a'- ana ~ lFai So
eaci so, y go =, - 80, ..... S52
lots adJoihllE ga 80 80 80 20 .,,.. -
iois 90 eael, - acl Ssa d flvl00....... 81
lots on ldilsl sd IL rear Oh i0'''77' So
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the want OF exact scientific pri1ales 20 5u'He
this action. IRON engaging in such movements
Tie Lecture viii commerce al = O'Clock. Al
nittance FREE
DEATH OF An AU1HoRgss-on Thursday
morning. Mrs BELr MARrls, the author OF nov
Ell entitled lula Howard, and published under
the name Of Mrs Martin Bell died at the Union,
,laoe Hotel il this City. She had only arrived
i, Till. country about ten days previous, but was
la.ded IRON the vessel in very weak state from
tie fever following a premature delivery winch
occurred ca ahifbaard Mrs Martin vas iao
daughter OF one Of the wealtbiest commoners OF
F,.giand and the owner Of immense estates IN
J-eje,d She came to this country, we believe,
on literary grounds entirely She is also the an-
taor ol seyerai other works, most Of which are
written in French. Her remains will be tenn
porariIv depositad in a vault, but are to be re
moved to England at convenient time
RE41 EsrArE-We record the following sales
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COMMON CoUNCILPRoCEEDING
Board of Aldermen.

sTA1ED SESSION. lGo.1 E7estss, Sov. 5.
PrcseH-MoRGAN M0RGANS, Esq President
Aid Griffin. Dodge, Wood, Oakley Chapman, Kely
smith Haws Miller, SlaE. Coos. Bard, Bri.toH, Dcsna
ttr FrankLIn and Conckhn
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LECTURE on ConMERcE-CoL. ]. LOCKE Dor
RANCE delivers bis lecture on Commerce to
night at the Clinton Hall He will particularly
describe the effect Of Commerce on Civilization
10th in ancient and modern times.
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ldIIUCi tOV HUI
RELIGIOUS Nor1cE-Rev. c. j. WARES
Secretary of the National Temperance Society
viii preach on the subject of Temperance IN the
North Pres Church in 32nd-st. between 8tb and
9th avs. tomorrow evening, at o'clock. Mr.
Warren will also address the Juvenile Tempe
rance Society of that church, on Tuesday evening
next. when there will be variety Of interesting
exercises, of singing, speaking and dialogues by
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estate Of Jude FerdHn, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-District Court
- Parisho of 81. Mary.-WhereasJ J. B. BIRD,
SAIL, Administrator OF said estate, has fled
in this court his account OF administration, to-
gether with his petition, praying that the same
be homologated and approved:
Notice is therefore given to those whom il doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
y.V. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 9, 1850.
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WASHING MADE EAsr.-Those who
engage in the pursuit Of washing under
difficulties may find the following worth
a trial. II is the system about which
mysterious advertisements have OF late
appeared so frequently:
Dissolve \ ID. of lime in boiling water
straining twice through flannel bag
dissolve separately ,klb. of brown soap
and lib. Of soda-boil the three to.
gether. Put six gallons of water into
the boiler, and when boiling add the
mixture. The linens, which must have
been stepped in cold water for twelve
hours, are wrung out any stains rubbed
with soap, and put into the boiler, where
they must boil for thirty-five minutes
They are then drawn, (the liquor being
preserved, as it can be used three times,
placed in tub and clear boiling waite
poured over it. Rub them ont, rinss
them out in cold water, and they arr
ready for drying.
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.saooessioa dc Lyman Harding, ddesdt.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
Il District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
WINTHROP S. HARDING, de In paroisse
Ste. Marie, enregisre dams cette cour une peti-
ton, demandant qu'il soft nomme Administrator
de Ia susdite succession:
Avis es: par le present donne tous ceux qul
celia peut concerner FAVOR deduire dams lie dix
iours qui suivront Ia date du present avis, les raj
sons (si aucunes lis on) pour lesquelles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit : sa demande.
J. ". FOURMY, Grefier
Bureau du Greffier, lie I'd Mai, 1850.
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CRAPS ODE TO SPRING.

Lo, where the rosy -bosomed hours,
Fair Venus train, appear,
Disclose the long-expected flowers,
And wake the purple year.
The attic warbler& pours her throat,
Responsive to the cuckoos note,
The untaught harmony of Spring:
While, whispering pleasures as they fly,
Cool zephyrs through the clear blue sky
Their gathered fragrance fling.
Where'cr the cak' thick branches stretch
A broader, browner shade,
Where'er the rude or moss-grown beech
O'er-canopies the glade.
Besides some waters rushy brink
With me the muse shall sit, and think
(Atease recIined in rustic state)
How vain the ardor Of the crowd,
How low, how little are the proud,
How INDECENT the great.
Still Is he tsiIing hand Of Care;
The painting heards repose:
Yet bark. how through the peopled air
The bury murmur giows.
The insect youth are On ths wing
Eager to tssse the honeyed spring.
And foat amid the liquid noon:
Some lightly Ger the current skim,
Some shcw their gayly-ghded trim
Quick -glancing to the sun.
To consemplasion's sober eye
Such u the race Of Man;
And hey that creep. and they that ny,
Shall end where they began.
Alike the busy and the gay
But Autser through hie's little day,
In Fcstune's varying colors dressed;
Brushed BY the hand Of rough Mischance.
Or chilled BY age. sheif airy dance
They Ieve, in dust 70 rest.
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Succession de Claire Allen, inteydite.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE--Cour de
L. District. Paroisse Ste Marie-Atiendu que
GODEFRoY CARLlN, de Ia paroisse SAINT
Martin. curaieur de cette succession, enreglstre
dams cette cour un coinpte de administration de
81 curatelle de In susdit succession, avec une pc
tition demandant que lie dit compte soft homolosue
e. approuve
Avis ct par lie present donne tous ceux qui
cells peut concerner Favor dcduire dams le dix
jours qui suivront Ia date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis on) pour lesqueles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J.V. FoURMY, Grefier.
Bureau du Grcfiier, le I'd Mai 1850.
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JOHN DURBRIDGE & CO.,

9 :: :: C; :; Z! &: $:ls: s.; {; &:
Orleans Manuisctory, dasEison suce'' WV
ark, New Jersey.
- ! s..ortment Of the above-uaued goods. Coun-
trv merchants viii here find the largest and tesf
s:sortn,ent Of Hats and Caps. adspsed % their
business, in the city, and at the ansnsf faasrsrs'
prices. =. q,
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.Sueussion dc Jude Verdun, dteadf.

Succession dc Jude FerdHn, decide.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour de
II District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
j. Il. BIRDSAII,. Administrators &C u sus-
dite succession. a enregisire dams cette cour son
tableau administration, avec une petition de-
mandant que lie dit tableau soft honiologue ct ap-
prouve:
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia pcut concerner d'avoir deduire dams ie dil
ours qu suivront Ia date du present avis les rai.
sons Isl aucnnes lis ont pour lesqueles i ne Sc,
rait pas fait droit 81 demande.
J. v. FOURMY, Greffier.
Rurc,r IN, Grefiier L. ID Mai $50
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e A. F. McLAIN, Jereller, Franklin
"a has always on hand complete assort.
~ eLment Of Jcwelry, Watches, Clocks, and
Fancy Goods
r. Clocks repaired and Jeweiry made to
order or repaired in the ncatest style.
suc. Ely
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THE PLANTERS SHOP.

l have completed my new Blacksmith
m Shop, and hereby notify planters, and the
N N public in general, that nm prepared TO
execute all kinds Of work in my hne OF
business. The shop il situated on the lcs below
Messrs. Gates & Barnards saw mill, ard II easy
Of access by land or water. Please give ms a
call, a. promise to do the right kind Of horse
'ho.1T''' rp1 rA- ~ ABEL COOPER
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Bureau ,lu Grefiier, lie ID Mai, 1850.
Estate of Claire Allen, intrdiefed.

Estate Of Claire Allen, intvdieted.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Dis,rict Court,
- Parish oil St. Mary-Whereas GODEFROY
CARLIN, Of the Parish of St Martin, curator
Of said estate, has filed in this court IN account
OF his administration OF said curatorship OF the
estate aforesaid, together with his petition pray
ing tina, the same may be homologated and ap.
proved:
Notice is hereby given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be.granted
JV. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Nav = 1850
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-05-09

M A good woman never grows
old. Years may pass over her head,
but if benevolence and virtue dwell IN
her heart, she is as cheerful as when
the spring time Of life first opened to
her view.