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Eliza Landry VS. Seaborn S. Collins.
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Elsa Landry VS. Seaborn S. Collins.
. .EFHt13No 279. 3zs-
rTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
~ Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Ia paroisse Assumption.
Je soussigne. grefier de la Cour du Cinquie-
me district judiciaire de PEtat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, certife
que dams ~l'affaire ci-dessus intitulee ct nlulmero-
tee, jugement a etc entire sur les minutes de la
dite Gss'sa aaas ass a ahsEeHee7a fPpPipsaep p tsu ,HHoo1on de
ravocat de la demanderesse, il est ordonne, adj
JUICE ct decrete que Judgement soft rendu en- ia
veur de la demanderesse ct contre lie defendeur.
II est de plus ordonne que les objets decrits
dams la petition lui soient restitues CONNIE biens
paraphermaux-H est en- plus ordonne que Ia
demanderesse soft separee de biens ayec son
mari, ct qu'elle administre ses affaires sans Pin
tervention de son mari. II est de plus ordonne
que ce Judgement soft public commencement ala
loi. Signe seance tenante a Napoleon, p~aroisse
Assumption, le 26 Mars, A.. D.. 1851. 7u4
.ra1sl Signe DAVID A. RANDALL,
Juge au 5me District Judiciaire,
Temoin ma signature ct lie sceau de la dite
Cour, Paroisse Assumption lie 26 Mars
Il. 81 DESIRE LEBLANC grefier.
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POUR LA COTE TT LAFOuRCHE.

POUR LA COTE EFT LAFOURCHE.
lie magnifque ct ST commode bateaul d rapeur lie
ea;zsus M~AAHrE9h8Ep e-1,
4azziaaak- CAprTAINE c.. DALFERES.&1Eaa#ak
Partira de la NotuvELLE-O ORLEANS tou.s les
JEUDIS, a 10 heures A. Nj.
Repartiras de FIELD MILL tous les Samedis a 10
heures A. M.;-de THIBoDEAUxv1LLE tous les
Dimanches a 8 heures A.. M.;-de DONALDSON
VILE tous les Lundis a s heures A. M.
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In the matter Of the Succession Of Disir.

IN The matter Of the Succession Of DESIRE
Boyer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-FiM judicial
S District Court, in and for the Parish of
AssumptioD.-Whereas Euzelien Gautreaux, OF
the Parish of Terrebonne, administrator of said,
has filed an account of her administration as
also a petition praying for the homologation
thereof. -. -.. .,. .....-.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern to show cause, if any they have, in ten
days from the date hereof in the office of the I'M
dersigned clerk Of said Court, why said account
should not be approved and ho,nologated.
By order of the court. + . 70 / <Ift. .
Parish of Assumption, March II, 1851. g.
n29,2il DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk,
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Co7letc Landry - .9|cide LandryN 9 257
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA CouR
s2sz DU CINauIEME DISTRICT, dams ct poa1
la Paroasse Assumption.
Je Desire Leblanc, g%retfier de la Cour du
Cinquieme District Judiciaire de rEtat de
la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroisse As
somption, c%ertiie que dams ~l'atfaire ci-des-
sns ~intitulee ct numerotee, Jugement a etc
entire sur les minutes de la dite Cour dams
les termes %suivants SAVIOR:
Dams cette cause la'loi ct levidence etant
en- favour de Ia demanderessc Collete Ian
dry, il est ordonne, adjuge ct d%tcrett, que
la communicate qui a existe entire lie dit
Alcide Landry ct son Gpouse Collete Ian
dry soft dissopte. que la demanderesse soft
r6integree dams administrator de ses biens
paraphermauy. que jugement soft rendu en-
sa favour ct contre SOP susdi, mari, pour la
somme de deux mile six cent quatre -vingt
dix p~iastres ct quatre- vingt-dix-sept cents ct
pour frais de procedures. II est de plus Or
dome, que la dite demanderesse aura une
hypotheque legale sur toutes les propriGtes
du dit Alcide Landry l . pour la somme
de six cent s~oixante ct douze piastres ct
s~oixante ct q~uatorze cents ct un quart, a da-
ter du Ter ayril 1S47; 2 Q pour unc egale
somme de six cent s~oixante ct dOuZe piastres
ct y cents ct .un quart, a dater du Ter
avril l54S; 5 2 pour une egalc somme de six
cent ~soixante ct douze piastres ct II
cents ct un quart a dater d. Ter avril 1919
ct 4 . pour une egale somme de six cent
s~oixante ct douze piastres ct s~oiSante ct dou-
re cents ct un quart a dater du ler avril
1850. .... : ,... $780,. ..s{ ..... "a
Signe seance tenante d Napoleonville,
paroisse Assumption, lie 20 Mars AID. 1851.
- Signe: DAVID A. RANDALL,
2t Juge du 5me district judiciaire.
SILL. Iemoin ma signature ct lie
S0Mk1Es$. sceau de la susdite Cour, a Ma
aNsMs: poleonvil'e, paroisse Assumption
#ssSsF '; lie 20 mars %Tsi 1881; rn,
1872 l'5. Grefer.
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CoAete Landry, vs. .4iciide Landry No 2S7.
GaTATE OF LOUISlANA.- Parish
- of ASSUMPTION, - FIN ,L1diu;oJ
Court. Sis CIV.
J. Desire Leblanc. Clerk Of the Fifth
| Judicial District Court of the State OF
Louisiana, in. and for the Parish Of As
sumption. doihereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit. iude-
ment was entered on the minutes of the
said Court. in the words and figures fol-
lowing to Wit: 49,. alb r9aroa 2 -1s,
J. Inthis case the law and evidence being
n favor of plaintiff Co|lete Landry .
II his therefore ordered. adiudged and
decrcfed that IKE community which exis-
ted between said C~ol;rte Landry and
her husband Alc;de landry be>disso Iyed.
thai the nlaint;H he restored 10 The admi-
nistration of her p%araphernal property,
that she recover fiom defendant the sum
G. :ss ct tn suit: s.: ! A ':s7s: V. ED e: s's':s:
1t his further ordered that plaintiff
of said Alcide Landry for the sum of six
hundred and seventy two dollars and
| eighty four cents, and one fourth Of a
cent sihco tho / 81 AnriI lS17 and for
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y IBRAlRIE.-Livres de Classe ~franeais, an
A glais ct espagnols, a vendre par,
RICHARD & TEMPLET,
nl* '' Donaldsonville, II, rue Mississippi.
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ECROl.OGI
.rrr9 fu9ui'=g=-H G: -G,.rt1"ht ~" R51"sH'
.,g.--sd, ii, g.. nr- EFT $50 =. -...sh 1.a.
CABINE DELECTU~R E
f9.GRss.us 48Bal o..cGGe oRo. 2. oaol9,onu ;fRf.

CABINET D
gea.s 8ao.seGe oHo. 2, @eaaRo,e"oats.
AGESCE GENERALE DEs JoURNAUX AMERICANS
EFT ETRANGERS,
Ca Ii Err DE RELIEUR.
Els soussignes previennent 4eurs amis ct lie
tl.a ,RR sshtaIlsf aa, ds G 9ana} tRn a9 1 E { dfRRa IL a annAAt teBee
lier de Relieur. lis tiendront CONSIGNMENT en-
magasin toutes sortes de Papier, Encre,,s -Four
nitsress de Bureaur, Romans Noupeaur, Liures
Classiques d fusags des Ecoles, Musique, Ora
,pres, Carieatures, Lures de Religion, Images,
Medailes en- or ct en- argent; en- un mot, tout ce qui
est du resort dun Establishment de ce genre,
Sc trouvera CONSIGNMENT dams leur magasin.G
L'abonnement au Cabinet de Lecture est de
trois piastres par trimestre, payable ~D'AvANcE.
Chaque abonne recevra un catalogue ct pourra
ainsi faire lui-meme lie choix des ouvrages quill
desirera lire. Chaque abonne aura droit a un
outrage cotnplet ct des quill Tau ra renvoye il en-
secevra un autre. 6t3+@tt}ta#3+ u" s3sth@'t
#aaut psi ahDEVILLIERs & ROUGEAU.
IN. B.-Jusqu'au Is avril, les personnes qui
youdraient s'abonner AL Cabinet de Lecture on
.qui desireraient avoir d'autres liyres en- echange
de ceux qu'iIs auront lus, sont prices de s'adres-
ser aux libraries, chez N. Pierre Rougeau a Do
jacksonville, on au bureau du Pionnier a Ma
Paleonville. LIE Is avril Ia librairie sera trans
portee gu No. 2 rue Lafourche, dams lie magasin
malntenant oecupe par. NJ. Dessonville. ~
Donaldsonville, 80 mars 1850. (n30*
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EAANs NANERS,

M1NIsTRE FRANcAIs A WAsHINGroN.-
Les derniers %journaux de France, nous
font part dune revolution operee dams lie
personnel diplomatique. Parmi les chan
gcments consignes dams les COLONIES du
M.oniteur, nous avons vi avec regret lie.
reimbursement de M. Bois-le-Comte,
l'ambassadeur ~francais a Washington.
Nous n'avons pu trouver dams la conduite
de NJ. Bois-lc -Comte I'm seul acte public.
qui soft de nature a motiyer son rappel,
bien au contrairea II a, par sa prudence
%reconnue, par la consideration qui s'atta-
chat autant a son merite personnel, qua
reminente position gull a remplie, fait
cesser retat de relations p,rresque hostile.
que son predec esseur e~ntretenait avec
notre irascihIe secretaire, John Clayton.
II a fat reconnaTtre par une vote toute
conciliatrice IA Justice idess5 rnesclamations
!! francaises ct c'est &C moment que l'on a
choisi pour 1ui bonner un remplacant
cont nous ne voulons certes pas contester
Ic merite, mais ,qui porte I'm nom tout-a-
iait inconnu dams la shaute diplomatic.
Nous ne pouvons iattribuer lie renyoi de
M. Bois-le-C omte, qua Get esprit de CO.
terie, qui fait loi dams la marche suivie
par lie President de la Republioupe fran
calse,et accompagner Honorable diplo-
mate de tous nos voux ct nos regrets.
CRANE EFT QUrNE.-Nous %apprenons
avec Plaisir ct nous annoncons aux habi-
tans de Presumption que rhabiIe MEGA
nicien CRANE, pour fare face aux exi-
gences de ses a%teliers, went de s'adjoindre
M. QulNE, forgeron- mccanicien, qui LII
aussi a fat ses preuves.-Des ce jour
ces poPulaires artisans ont forme une So
ciete sous la raison CRANE EFT ,QuINE,
H.. lain NECROL.OGIE. B x*sf~4d
Deeds dams cette paroissc, lie 26
Mars dernier, a Rage de 46 ans environ
ALEXIS BLANCHARD. ,ns .@- E. e,si 81
La p~aroisse a perdu dams &C citoyen
TN mndatairc qui remplit pendant dou-
.ze lie poste de sheriff, un bon Ameri-
cain qui inertia de %representer rAssomp-
ton a Ia Legislature C'eta't IN bon
pere; il laisse n famille desolee 9qui lie
pleurera zbien longtemps.
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Pierre Pink VS. Thomas j. Poauel. Ne 81.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA COM
s'.a DU HUIT1EME DIsTRIcT dams Ct pour
la paroisse Assumption m
Au nom ct par l'autorite de Honorable la
Cour susdite, il sera offert en- yente publique
par A. F. Hikman, sheriff. de cette paroisse,
lie samedi 5 avril 1861, a onze heures dunia-
tin, a Ia maison de Coour de cette paroisse,
les prophecies ci apres d6crites appartenant
a Thomas J. Powell, ct saisies dams laffaire
ci-dessus, SAVIOR t.rr
I'm buggy ct un yole. a 3a iero8
Conditions au compliant. 5
Paroisse Assumption lie % mars 1851.
A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Succession of uidom Joseph Capdcric31
drcCgScd.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.-par;sh of
~ Assumption.-In obedience to an or
der ofthe Hon. the Fifth Judicial D;str;c,
Court of the State Of Louisiana in and for
the parish Of Assumption, dated this 26th
day ofFebruary 1851. will be offered for SALE
at public auction, by Cyprien l.. Blanchard
auctioneer, duly qualified in and for the
parish aforesaid, on Monday, the 3lst day
of March next, 1881, at 10 o'clock 4. o,,
the premises, the following described proo-
erty, to wit:
Il 4 tract of land situated in the aforo.
said parish at the Bruly Bayou. DIES Olivier,
being in Sect. L, I. II ct r. II, measuring
three arpents and a halftront, more or less,
by fourteen in depth, bounded on one side
by land of Ilsley and Tournillon Son, and
on the other, by land belonging to the sue.
cession of Theodu!c Mollere. together with
all the buildings and improvements, &c.
p Sophie, negro woman aged SIS years.
80 Adela5de, a negro woman aged 20
years and her four children, named era.
~cieuse, aged years, Ophflia, aged 5 Years,
Iotot, 2 years, and q little girl.
40 Delphine, aged ten years.
So Narcisse, aged 24 years.
C Louis, aged % years.
- One COW, one horse, six sheep and
household furniture.
Terms and conditions .--The landed prop.
erty and slaves payable liz three equalins,al-
ments, one third in March, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-two, one third in March,
eighteen hundred and tifty-thfee and tho
remaining third in March eighteen hundred
and fifty four. The movable property, pay
able in March eighteen hundred and fifty
two. Purchasers to. give good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on the land
ed property and slaves until paid, and all
sums not punctual'y paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate oteight per cent. per an
mum until paid. .7. ..'1 n@~
Parish of Assumption, Feb. &c, 1851.
. .r, FL. c. l., BLANCHARD,
n2G,5i ,,s#- s.aT, a-af .Ha .Au~eionecr.
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ment depme qi li etat habiue, ce serat trp fattenr a mon egrd pour metre
pas trp impoi a regard des autres. Quel est otre rang dams Ia division
Masena !? @# MM~ al III IT, sws r. @mw## 1t~ IL aag ab m=
=" General de brigade. Hm rHst ms s#eI. - EtneH#a.E =u @saz
~ q" Vous yow trompez, vous ecs general de division, Bruno. a@fa s.A.g7
na TT sans laHser a ceui-ci lie temps de lie remTcier de cete promotion mpro.
tvnee, Is raourna vy les officers de 10 etat-manr. mP 81 'a& asst 9a.d
IT esieurs, repntil en- leur monrant Bruno. desornais pour yotc tcnuc III
jour de bataaie, prenez modele SUI ceHe toilette. VOLTA bin lie describe lc plus
sublime, Funnorne lie plus gorieux qi soft en- &C moment a Iordrc du Jour. TN
'caur ainsa decouyert ne peut logger que bravoure ct loyaute!" .s4
- I'm general en- chef await ccrtainement pas, lie dot de nommer d@ generaux
de division sans avor obhnu preaabcment radheson' du mnrtre de la gaerre,
Bonaparte Sc rarrogeat dea en- attendant mieux. Quoi quill en- soft, ilegac
o non, cete promotion ft toujours ceHe don't Bruno Sc souvint ayc lie plus noble
orguei. # @''# h -a19- HFE Hr8as IA 4a'1EzNp
F." r. uMB@# @arr#f @#M8 @a*4HpW3 @8
.@ 49, vuu..--zu c..-.ua H&aHazA @aaEEaf
Les capacities mitaires de Bruno fments favorablement aPpfeciees da general
en- Chef que, malge les reclamaionsi ncessantes de Masena, il k garda haIJours
a son quarter general pour conGrer sur les operations utencures. s eaa4e7
g Deigne, lie gerninal an vi 90 ms1797l pour commander ravantgr
de MaMena, Brune entra aClagenfrth, d la suite dun combat ie 4 Tarnere-
garde autichienne diigse par larchduc Charles en- peEonne, eft e 2 aydl aitant,
Freisack ct d Nemak. a# IFS % 0@a - .@~wss.
" LIE H. les generaux Belegarde ct MenE1d yinrent al quarter general faneds
etabh a Judenburg pour negocier u n armice, ct, dix joms apre,. les preimnai-
res de la pdx etnent signes a Leoben. Maaena ayant etc charge de potera
Paris les notifications de ce traue, Bruno lie rcnpiafa dams son commandment en-
quahte dc general dyisionnaire PcndaWt son absence, qui dura quatre mos
- "a To- ia g4 Ia sme au uuafo pehan1-.
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Judge of the Fifth judicial district,
Witness my hand the said Court parish
of ASSUMPTION this 25th day of March
A. d. 1851.
r., 81 DESIRE p LEBLANC,
,.t III. Clerk.
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Done and signed in open Court at
Napoleon, parish Of Assumption, this q
th March A, ID. 1851. az 4 0&
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J. Desire Leblanc, Clerk ofsthe Fifth
Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
Assumption, do hereby certify thatinthc
above entitled and numbered suit, judg-
entered on the minutes ofsaid
in the words and figures following
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
FALL coo DS.

- THE subscribers arc now snfhn
opening their stock of
FAIL G GODS,
to which they invite the attention of Planters.
These Goods were purchased by the package
from FIRST hands in New York, and can be sold at
prices that will give entire satisfaction. Say
1900 yards Kerseys, (all wool filIing,)
1000 yards plain and plaid Lnseys, oil wool
filing.
5000 yards heavy Loweils,
300 pair heavy Negro Blankets,
so pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets for Coats, some very fine, and
worth $25 pair,
10 bales Shhtings and Sheetings,
500 pair heavy Russetts,
400 pair. heavy Kip Brogans,
Gents Boots and Shoes Of all qualities,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes,
Saiinetts, Kentucky Jeansj
Flsnnels, all coiors,
Wool Tweeds, large assortment,
With many other Seasonable Goods for Ladies
and Gardeners wear,
Baeging, Rope and Twine
Look at our Stock before you buy
McCOLLUM g. FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept. /, $780, AS
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
MINE CR e f r
JLXiyle and Female .0cOlJeaey

ISHE Trustees of this School beg leave to an
j. nounce to the public, that they have this
day closed contract with Reu. Allen NJ Scott.
to take the School for the year 1851, with a view
OF making it permanent Institution of Learning.
They have Just completed large. elegant and
commodious frame building. aud intend, within
few moaths to add another house for Female
Department
Mr.. Scorr has been too long before the public
as a literary man aud teacher, to need any COM
mendation from us. We feel confident, that un-
der his direcion with the aid intend to procure
the school will present advantages equal to any IN
the State. 1t is in contemplation to procure the
services of lady of fine accomplishments, to
take charge of females, under the control of the
Principal.
Our School is situated in Hampstead county,
Arkansas, lS miles from Washington, in a north.
west direction. The neighborhood is unsurpassed
in south Arkansas for health. and it is entirely free
from those allurrments to intemperance and other
vices too often found in towns and villages
Boarding can be obtained in respectable families,
for six dollars per month, washing included. The
first session will open on the first Monday in Feb
ruary and the charges for a session of twenty two
weeks, will be as follows:
RATES OF TUITION.
l. Spelling, Reading, Writing and Emerson's
Arithmetic, First and Second parts, $40
2 Advanced Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, History, and Composition, $12
g. The above studies continued with AIgcbra,
Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic.
hemistry, &c., $l5
4. Latin, Greek or French, $l8
UNo extra charges for contingent expenses.
Students will be charged from their entrance to
the close of the session, and those who are not
known to the principal or some Of the trustees,
will be required to furnish evidence of good moral
character, and ability to pay charges.
M daduot io, will ho IN do for ohSarco ovcoDt
in cases Of protracted Illness
D. M. COCHRAN, -
HARMON BISHOP,
w. M COULTER,
WILEY M'ELROY,
i. C. PERKINS.
Mine Creek, Dec 25, 1850. [l:ly
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
Valuable Property for Sale.
Gin ManufactOry.

THE undersigned has permanently located
i himself in the town Of Washington, where
he intends manufacturing Gin Stands Of the best
quality, and most improved patterns. From many
years practical experience in the business, he
hatters himself that he will be able to furnish
an artcle superior to any now in use. Persons
wishing TO purchase invite d to call and xsm,ne
for themselves before purchasing else where. Par
tcular attention will be paid to repairing, and all
orders in that line will be promptly attend to.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solic.
tied.
THOMAS LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850 f2S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

"How dreadful that cigar SMELLS" ex-
claimed Gushing to companion; why,
it is an awful smelling thing"
''Oh, no. it's not the cigar that smells. -
was the reply.
what is it then? inquired Gushing.
"Why, it's your nose that smells, of
course that's what noses are made for"
Gushing didn't speak again for FIVE
years.
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

SECRET OF BEING LovED.-Wm. Wirt's
letter to his daughter on the "small.
sweet courtesies of life" contains pas
sage from which a deal Of happiness
might be learned;
Il want to tell you secret. The way
to make yourself pleasing TO others is to
show that you care for them. The whole
world is like the miller at Mansfield. 'who
cared for nobody-no, not he-because
nobody cared for him. Aud the whole
world will serve you SO. if you give them
the same cause. Let every one. there
fore, see that you do care for them by
showing them what Sterne 50 happily.
calls the small sweet courtesies of life
those cour.esies in which there Is no
parade-whose voice is too still to tease.
and which manifest themselves by tender
and affectionate looks. and little kind
acts of attention, giving others the
preference in every little enjoyment at
the table, in the field, walking, sitting,
or standing. This is the spirit that gives
to your time of life and to your sex its
sweetest charm. 1t constitutes the sum
total of all the witchcraft of women.
Let the world see that your first care is
for yourself, and you will spread the
solitude of the Upas tree around you
in the same way, by the emanation OF
poison which kills all the juices of affec-
ton in its neighbourhood. Such a girl
may be admired for her understanding
and accomplishments. but she will never
be beloved.
The seeds of love can never grow but
under the warm and genial influence OF
kind feelings and affectionate manners.
Vivacity goes great way i'll young
persons. 1t calls attention to her that
displays it; and if it then be fonnd asso.
ciated with generous sensibility, its et-
ecution is irresistible. On the contrary,
if it be found in alliance with cold,
naughty, selfish heart. it produces no fur-
ther effect except an adverse one. At.
tend to this. my daughter. 1t flows from
a heart that feels for you ali the anxiety
that parent can feel, and not without a
hope which constitutes parents highest
happiness. May God protect and bless
you!
Your affectionate father.
WILLIAM WRIT"
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
N0HHGc"S

THE copartnetshp heretofore existing under
i the name of Collins, Little + CO.., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
the Subscribers, BY note acc6unt, roqucsted
to make immediate payment, as the affairs of the
firm must be Settled without delay. We earnestly
hope that Id consideration Of the eAtretie Ienity
extended 10 the customers Of the house during
the continuance Of the coparthefship, those who
are indebted to US will attend promptly TO this
call, and save the unpleasant necessity of plac
ing our claims In the hands of an attorney for
collection.
The remaining stock of Dry Gonds, Clothing,
Hardware and 1ih~afe will be sold at very re-
duced prices, and On twelve months credit. We
have a general assortment Of Groceries, which
we will sell low for cash Ut cotton.
We will be held responsible for all cotton pur-
chases made by either of the undersigned for ac-
count of Collins, Little & Co., heretofore:
COLLINS, LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Jan. ID, 1851. [3tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02
srANzAs.
w sAsss conswALt.

A deep and mighty shadow
Across my heart II thrown,
like cloud ID summer meadow,
Where the thunder wind hath blown:
The wild rose Fancy. dieth,
And the sweet bird Memory hiethi
And ieateth me alone.
Alone with MY hopeless sorrow;
No other mate l know!
strive to awake Tomorrow,
But the dull words will not flow!
pray. out my prayers are driven
Aside by the angry Heaven,
And weigh ME down with woe!
cali on the past to lend me
Its songs to soothe my pain;
bid the dim future send mo
light from its eyes-in vain! =,
Naught comes; but shrill cry stafteth
From hope as she fast depsrteth--
II 60 and como not agaih!'
Washington telegraph., 1851-07-02

Poor WEAK WoMAN-Miss Susan
Nipper, who lives in a small tenement, a
lone woman, was quite illustrated" the
other morning by an early call from a
bachelor neig
"What do you come here after?" said
Miss Nipper.
II come to borrow matches" he meek.
ly replied.
matches! That's likely story. Why
don't You make match? know what
you came for" cried the exasperated old
virgin as she backed the bachelor into a
corner. 'You came here to hug and kiss
me almost to death! But you shan't-
without you're the strongest, and the
Lord knoa0S you 0re.'