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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
The Vermont Mutual Fire IuSur
ance Company,
DANIEL BALDWIN, President
CHARLES DEWEY. .SecrctaI.v..
-MoNTEEIER. YERMoNr-


CHARLES DEWEY. Secretary,
FT1HlS Company continue "a insure most Nind- n
Il property in Vermont, nj the lowest possible
rates, taking In advnnci only small percentage t.
dcfny the incdcni". expenses, and nsuring for six
years.
This Compar. have over 1000 members, md =
capital safely iVVstcd Of over 1885,, ood-hnvr,ter
In oyeption years and have pnid nearly $500.
10000 Tor Jos cs and publish annually n rtport xiv.
ing partici lar account pf losses, AMI a detailed
report Of .,pens-s. There IL Dlr-rt0r IN each
County, "opt Essex, aud an agent IN every town
where IA, pie desire. Those persons residing in
Caledonia ! EsscN Counties, who wish to be In.
surcd In tho sTtH, cheayiea and best mutual Compa.
ny for people IA Vermont, can apply 10 the following
agents. who will give all necessary iulormation dc
sired
AGENTS-CALEDoNIA COUNTY.
NJ o, Fisher, Director, Cabot; j. d. Abbott. Bar
mott J., kinihall, McIudopE; J.. Y. Parks, Pnssump-
sic; Isaac Dcnison, Burke; A. Mcmillan, Danvillc
Isaac y. Hall, Grutou; George Cowlcs, Ryegnte; 4.
G. Parks Waterford; Hczckah Martin, st. Johns
bury; David C,oodqfl, EAST do s. Goodrich. East
HRrdwiok; DRAicl Frcrpch, Hardwick; g. g. Ca
hpon. Lyndon; S. A. Chandler, Pcacham; Daniel
Wooster, rhos. W. Vincent Walden; Geo. W. Rob
crts Sutton.
AGENrs- ESSEX COUNTY.
Harvey q. Fry, Cnucorl VIM II. Hartshorn.
Guildhhll; H. H. Dewey, LunenburR; VIM. Nor
rill, Canaan. 7i2w1b
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SAMUEL NiEyrNNS, ESTATE.

TIME subscribers, having been appointed by tho
n Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Ct,leo-
mia, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims md demands of all persons against the
estate of Samuel 4. Evans late OF Sutton, IN said
district deceased represented insolvent and the term
Of six months FROM tho gath day of March lS6i
allowed by shid Court 90 the creditors Of said de-
ceased 10 exhibit mad provo their respective cnims
before us-Do give notice that We viii attend to tho
duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house of .
Joseph Putnam, In Sutton, in said District on the
22i day of April, an,lfe 28d day Of september, nj
ten O'Clock forenoon, on each Of said days.
II. T.. WOODRUFF, Co,,,,t..,o,or,
A. r. TAFT O''''''
Sutton, Mnrch, 90 1851. Ti3w3
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Adams House.

TNllE above House T. ON oftc hest furnished hous-
e. in tho citycenirhly locnicd, with nll the mod
rpn improvements necessary for tie comfort u the
tipyclinGpuhl'c.
The proprietor, late ~ tho Parker liouse. New
Bedford, confidently hopci hy strict attention 10 the
wants Of he guesis, o. merit % continuance Of IL
putrous aud the favor and PATRONAGE NJ H. formcr
patrons md friends \. II. ROBBINS.
Bo.ton, March 90, isat fldn2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

90 Purchasers Of Rcady-male Cioi1ing,
arc referred TO the great inducements offered
10 the trade by JouN SIMMONS & Co in their
advertisement in tho Calcdonian Of this date.
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Farm for Sale,
Farm for Sale.

TNlIE subscriber wl.hc, to eel III. Farm .'untci In
Il Duuviuc, about 2 mile from Fairbanks village
and - miles from Passumpsic village. Said farm
contains about seventy Eve acres, House apd two
barns, with good apple and sugar orchard. On
thr sHnie payments made easy,
Apply to George Barker, St Johnsbury ,or
Hiram lloughtou, Passumpsic.
ADOLrHUS MORROW.
Pns.nmnslc. Mnrch O 1851 1.-Two
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SARAH S. SHOWS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Chlc1oUin DIstrict,
In Probate Court holden ~ Danvlle, within and for
sad district on the 18th day of March, A. D..
1S5t.
IRA A. BAGLEN, Administrator on tho Estate Of
n Sarah. =. Snow, late at ~. Johnshurt In snid
district deceased, presents his administration
count for Observation-Disclosures IL j. ordered TINT
the sumo be rciCrred 10 The I'M dHY ~ April next,
ut the Probate Office in pntt DauviIe, fur exarina-
ticn and allowance; and that all concerned be no
tilted herrOf by the publication of this order IN the
Caleiouian n newspaper printed At ST. Johnsbury,
three weeks succcsAively ~ 9gon ns may be, thnt
they may appear, aud al said Time and place, II they
BEE cause, object theFoto.
Hv order oiN Court.
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60 John 5. skinner, Esq thcwcll known
theoretical Ogricuturist, and editor OF the
.Plough Loom and Anvil. a" was killed hy a
fall at Baltimore, on Friday last lie fell
through doorway in the Post Oficc, into a
cellar, by which his skull was so fractured,
aud he otherwise 50 intel, injured Try the taii
that he died before he could be removed from
the Office
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10 w. l.. Chaplin, who was arrested in
Maryland, on the charge of abdurting from
Washington City, the slaves Of Messr.
Ioomes and Stevens, Of Georgia, and whose
trial was to have taken place in the Howard
District Court, Maryland, on Monday of last
week, failed to appear and forfeited his bail,
$4,000 L.
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NLONZo CLARkis ESTATE.

RLOSZO tBARktS ESIAIE
II Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Essex
Commissioners to receive examine, and adjust
all elpms and demands Of all persons against the
estatH OF Alonzo Clark, late Of Lunenburg, in said
district, decenscd, represented in-oyent, aud the
term OF ak months from the 10Th day Of March,
A. d., 1851, allowed by said Court to tho cred
itors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
spectve claims before u---Re give notice thst
will attend 10 the duties Of our appointment at tile
dwelling house Of Spencer CLARK, In Lnnenburg,
IN s9.d District, the last Saturdays of April and
June ne II nj ioe clock afternoon each nf said dayG
g. BENTON commIssloncr.
$3.50, j. w, HARrSHORN, ,-
Lunenburg, March no. 4. u. 1851. 5laws
NOTICE Is hereby given that have this day Civ
on my SON. Moses Smith, his time during Tho
remainder of his minority, TO trHrsnct business for
himself, and LshHl claim none Of his earnings nor
pay any debts on hiH contracting after this date.
Attest, D-irmpn q. Bi.boo
ht1f,, NiIjF r., TOT TT5WJ
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pSr The, New Bedford (NIass) MERCURY
comes out flat-tootcd for Gen. Scott as the
next Wing candidate for the presidency.
The Mercury is one of our oldest aud mos,
able Wing Journals. The Mercury snvs -
"trom this time forth we enroll ourselves
among the advocates for his election 10 the
office of President of the United States. We
rejoice in the belief that the Wings in this
part of Massachusetts, prefer General Scott
to any other candidate, and that they will
send to the National Convention an avowetl
out and out supporter ofhis nomination. We
rejoice in the belief that n majority of the
Massachusetts delegation in the National Con-
Venton will support the patriot and hero,
who IN peace and war has rendered signal
service to his country. We rejoice in the be-
net that he viii obtain a strong support from
New England, from New York New Jersey
Ohio, and the whole west As to Pennsyl-
Nania, he will have her undivided vote. The
Wings IN her Legislature have already OK
pressed their preference for him, whilo little
Delaware Is unanimous in his support"
A REAfARkABLE AcrIvE MAN.-Tbc A.
morican News, published at Keene n. H..
gives its readers the following item
Mr. Moses Stickney, now LIVING in ,TafTre,-
was 80 years old on the 22d OF last Noyember
lie was present Mt town meeting on TUESDAY
the nth, and exercised his right of suffrage
at the ballot box, which he has not filled To
do for "a years but once, and that about g
years since. He walked off with the bcI,, or
ms stall ms spry as the generality of men not
more Than 20 Orl7j years of ape He has
drawn all tho wood which his family has burnt
during tho past winter ,(aboui six.corrls) tho
nlc,Zl ol u a-4i=4tt g Of nnc mile aud Il H. Ir
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

VERMONT MAHHLr- Few Of our readers
are aware Of rapid increase Ia the quar-
ryiug and consumption Of this valuable pro-
duet H. New England On the sih inst, 10
tons from Clarendon were brought over tho
Rutland AMI burlington ioad 20 be- follow
ed by 200 tons more from the same town IN
the course Of the present week. Wa are in
formed that this entire shlnment Of marble h
designed lnr the Southern market. II takes
the Boston route for the reason that freights
e. Southern ports are usually lower here than
from New York. The supply OF these mar,
bles IL incxhhusiahle. They embrace all the
most desirable colnrs and kinds known Ia any
country; while Of their excellence and rcpu
taiion The rapid increase Of the production /.
the best possible eyiol.Bee--iissfoH Post
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

WiLp WoMAN CAuGuT.-Wg have been in
Formed 10y Mr. Lawrence that thciamou- Wild
woman Of The NaVidsd has been caught A
partyof deer hunters who were out hunting
deer incidentally came upon the camp of thi.
singular CREATURE aud captured her She i.
an African ncgrcss who lied 90 those Wild.
when the settlements were deserted Just after
Fannin's defeat, and she has been wandering
ike an ouraue outang for a period Of aboSt
iiitrcn years Her food during that period
has consisted of acorns, nuts, aud other wild
fruits with snch other food ~ she could steal
from the ncighboring settlements She can
not speak any English, but convcrscs freely
with the Africans on the ncighboring planta-
tons Thus j. solved the mystery that has
hitherto Firen a romantic ,siuterest to the sto-
~ of the Wild Woman OF the Navidad.--
Icrds Paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

Iowa LEGISLATIVE JokK An inO0Tig-
ihle wag has admirably succeeded In prrpetra-
ting capital Joke upon the Legislature,
ln passing upon the bill prohibiting negroes
from entering that State, and afliKing heavy
penalties upon them when they do enter q,
j. 4 Morton, of Henry, who u both Wing
aud q wapr moved an additional section, chat
the bill should be- 10 force from aud after H.
publication iu the iDEa Free Democrat" the
abolition paper az Nj Pleasant, The amend
ment was accepted by the House, aud the
bin passed, Aiter a while the idea began IA
eke through the hair OF a mnmber that the
abolition organ might decline publishing the
laS and thereby KIN Il stone dead, aud ht
moved for q reconsideration, but failed, and
iirr bill was luil 20 be sent Ia the Governor ia
I that crafty Shape,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

S9'' The total receipts of the American
Colonization Society, from its organization
in 1917, to Dec. 1851, were 81 ,225, 626. Dur
ing the existence of the Society, GIG emi.
grants were sent to Africa The first expe.
dition of the Society left New York in 1920
with SO emigrants
~ The Telegraph states that among tho
distinguished arrivals at New York on Sun
day, was Senator Gwinn, of California. Tho
gentleman named is more "distingushcdr bv
pocketing $4,000, through constructive mile
age, which Mr. Clay defined to be construc-
tive larceny, than by any other act which he
ever achieved in his lite.
E6' Anew opposition Steamboat is soon to
commence running an Lake Chas,t,letr. thu
fare Of which win be ono dollar through the
Lake
ca Jacob =. Moore, the Postmaster of San
francisco, is at Now York, in a proearions
state Of health. His friends fear he will
never he able to resume the duties of his oil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

"AoT luuTf.' The burglars, Edgortou
and Marshall were brought into Court ou
TUESDAY 90 plead ~ the indictment uTon
which they are now in "durance vile" ON
Jail Hill They entered a plea Of "nnt gull
~" aud were then taken back into the hole
whence they came out, a. the learned Dayy
Crockett used 10 say, Their trial has been
assigned for some day next week r. Nourici
lsUfI,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

4 DoUHLE ELOrEAiENT.- One of the
mort siuguiar rusrs Of tir-rrtiuu uur riurr4
mcut on record, occurred ia this city on
Thursday last a Inan residing ia ESctcr
street, who had been married about five weeks,
suddenly disappeared on Thursday afternoon
laaA aud about the same time Woman, who
had been married eight weeks, residing ON
fclls Point, likewise disappeared On In
quirY, Il was AAccriaincd that the missing
parties had been seen together at the Phila.
delphia steamboat wharf on that afternoon
and ~ he had couried her in days gone by
and she had rejected his suit there seems 70
be- no doubt tliht they have rckindlcd the old
flame and travelled of together Tho dcscr.
ted wife l. very Young and fine looking wo,
man, and the deserted husband IL q worthy
aud industrious man, having gone to house.
keeping with every comfort around him. Iii.
wife was only between fifteen and sixteen
years ofagc, II is now thought that the,
went together To Cumbcrand.--Ba iiimor,
sun.
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~ Butler aud Rhctt, the Senators from
South Carolina, declare that they will not
take their seats in Congress again, but will
abide by the fortunes of that state when So.
ccssion takes place We hope they will stick
TO their resolution It will save the nation
sixteen dollars per day and mileage, besides
-iriirrifiF' G'',,sfr- vs,-ir7
everlasting flood" Of South Carolina cgotism
aud gasconadc
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CLOTHING
FOR
Spring and Summer Trade
Simmons Block,

CoHSru cosoHrss ASH wArru sr-. BOSTON.
INili. subscribers having completed their arrnuac-
y menif for sprinp and summer sales nro nov.
Offering nj wholesale the lHrgost assortment NJ
Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, &c, &C.
tmanuiaoianrd expressly Tor ,he View England
Tfadel b. be- found in Boston.
ln manufacturing 0ur Clothing, great pnlnf have
been taken ~ have strong substantial we'll made
Rnnnenis that uie Merchant or Dealer may rrcuin-
UrUd trrrT' ~ mr. ~TrtrmrI rCUTr fIIriEy rrEEr
Custom Work lf durability, aud inferior 20 none in
style hnd finish.
Having removed frum our old stand QfINCi
HiLL 20 the new Granite stOrr Che lurrest Ia the
tltvl corner ~ f1umess and Nnior STREETS We In
tend ut oil times 20 krep snri sufficient NJ al hmfs
tosupply thu
New England Trade.
Merchants aud DelleFu are respectfully Invited 81
visit our establishment riiri examine pur stock be-
forc making their purchase,
Order. or
READY NJ ADJ THING
will meet with prompt attention. Coph and P,ir0
ioufrnHfci satisfactory.
JOHN SIMMONS & co.
Simmons Block Corner Compress aud Water Ste,
BOSTON
boston, Hqrch ~, 1851. 7iam2
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.VeaU Orleans, jackson assG
Northern Railroad.

aY Notice is hereby given that Books Of Subscription foe
Shares in the proposed New Orleans, Jackson and Northern
Railroad Company will be opened THIS DAY, Ihursdays
May ISL at o'clock A. at the following places.
under the dir c,jou of members OF the Permanent Conf
miee Of Ways and Means, viz;
JAMES RoBB, ankins House. Camp street. ,
LEONARD MATHEWS. Sun Mutual Insurance ofhoe.
corner Of Common and Camp Streets
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurers Office, Second MuncpanVs
PETER CoNREy, JR.. Banking House. Canal street.
J. p. BENJAMIN, Office Canal street,
II. Z. CAMMACK, Counting House, CarOndset street.
Hon. Isaac T. Preston.
J p. HARRISON, Counting House Of Payne Hanisons
Camp street.
Col. W. 8. CAMPBELL, Gas Office.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Southern Life Insurance Office. Camp
street.
GLKEpY BURKE. Canal street.
r. w. MONTGOMERY, tanal Bank.
Cravier street.
A. KELLY, Counting House Of Kelly & Conynghsm.
Camp street.
GEORGE CLARK Notarial Office Camp street.
The above are the Official Agents OF the Convention. All
Others in or out the city who feel interest in the uo
cess OF the enterprise requested 10 send 10 the Banking
House of JAMES ROBE Esq, for books and authority 10
| receive subscriptions. -
The propre,o the presses of New Orleans, Lafayette
and the country parishes respectfully requested to open
| books By order of the Committee.
| JAMES ROBB. Chairman
| JouN CALBouN Secretary mlp
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Firemen's Charitable Association.
no The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, for the ousr's
ending in July,
JOHN GRUBKR of No. 49, Al Jackson street, near mafaS'
and at the Surveyors Office, Custom house, go
JOSEPH AvKT, of No. corner of Old Levee and bienv@
street,, 10 place of John burgess.
JANIS BROOKS, Of No. g. Inspector Office. Cusomhouss
in place Of Il. Condor
my2 By oroer GEO W. HUBBELL Secretary.
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The Weather ana the Crops.

TENNEssEE.-The Memphis Eagle of the goth
says:
Presto Change For the past ten or twelve
days, the weather has been genial and warm
perhaps warm for personal comfort, but not for
the crops, which we learn rapidly recovering,
far is possible, from the disastrous effects Of
the late frosts and cold weather. A friend in the
inter Tor, under date of the 18th instant, writes as
follows:
:" This is certainly a magic land. The soil res
ponds more promptly to the weather, when it is
| favorable, than any | have ever seen. Within a
few days. the crops have improved greatly. The
cotton, though backward, is up finely, and looks
well, and il the season throughou continues lavora-
Bile, all the crops will be good. But it is too early
to calculate with any certainty on this subject"
LoUIsIANA.-The Concordia Intelligencer o.
Saturday last the 24th, has this unfavorable repre-
sentaton:
We are sorry to say the dry weather still con-
tnues, rendering the prospect OF good, or even a
medium cotton crop more and still more uncertain
Some Of planting friends have been engaged in
ploughing up their stand, and planting anew al
the present week and what be expected OF q
crop planted after the Goth of May?
| Planters in Catalonia Parish have informed u,
within the three days past that most destructi v,
bug, name unknown, smaller than the insect calee
the lady bug, has made serious ravages on thos,
|
has begun to adorn the plantations in green Sucl
a complication Of unfortunate prospects and i'll
omened auguries, have scarcely ever before com
bned TO east doubt and gloom on the expectation
Of the planter.
The Madison Journal, whose position is it'll
higher on the State map, was quite well pleased
with both the present condition Of things and tn
prospect of cotton crop, when its number o
"Wednesday last was issued.
The Crops, Health, etc--The weather is mos
delightful Tor comfort, and with an occasona
shower, would be all that our planters could wish
Cotton is now growing finely Corn needs ram
The health OF the Parish was never bette
Since the disappearance Of the cholera last snmme
we believe that this section of country will TAX
rank with the bealthiest. We do not know of
solitary case of sickness at the present time.
Red River.-By gentleman just returned fro,
Red River, we learn that very severe drougl
has continued for nearly four weeks, and that,
much cotton had 10 be replanted, none had as y,
come up. Serious fears are entertained by tn
planters for the result. Corn also suffering.
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AN EDITOR IN HIS GLoRY.-The editor of the
Memphis Eagle had the felicity to mnge in the
pure enjoyments OF Floral Festival, in the First
Presbyterian Church there, on recent occasion
His feelings during his presence with the scene of
innocent enchantment must have scared away far
up to dizzy height Of blissiul forgetfulness, for
even after he had found his way home and begun
to put his impressions on paper, he could not real
ize the idea that he mere newspaper editor.
Had he been able to do this, we should have lost
his glowing description, which mast have been
written before he was fairly terrestrialized again.
"The tables were profusely furnished with
strawberries, ice-cream, cake and confectionery
bouquets of the choicest productions of the garden
and t-house most tasteiully arranged, invited
the attention OF the purchasers while the winning
smiles of the bright-eye dbeings who offered them,
made the appeal irresistible. Wreaths, garlands,
and festoons of flowers Of all hues adorned the
room loading the air with their fragra nee, and
dItiusing happy associations OF the spring time oil
nature while in the joyous aspect Of the young
| female buds OF the living parterre, might be seen
| the expression of those feelings and aspirations
which at such season bound gay and ca serly
| forward into new and untried scenes Of engage
| ments and delights"
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREwoRKs -The
Mobile Advertiser puts this caption to description
OF meeting called by the Southern Rights" As.
soc'at'on, and held in the Alhambra there on Fri.
day night lat. Judging from the language EN-.
poyed at the meeting, We should think The caption
very appropriate.
Mr. Woodward-fresh from South Carolina
was the orator. He commenced by apoloeizug in
| certain style, for his embarrassment; and in a
lew minutes was vehemen,y denouncing i" the
SoSlhsTn traitor, Hopeu Cob" ht,ls far,br,
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

~ GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION.
J-RiUAY EVENING, May 80 1851 - GRAND FESTIVAL
CONCERr-y0ca and Instrumental in the PARIS, London,
and Vienna E'yie. .
Soiree viii the Benefit Of IT, r.
LEHMAN OF the Dreams Theatre and Orchestra Leader
o private Sources Of this CITY.
will this by first rate
oehesr. EIGHTY MUSICIANS anil all the Voesis Of the
Songs he obslnd the KIND
Mesiames DEVRiES and fLEURY Jolly Messrs, DuLUC,
GENlBREL, SCOTT, WfNEN and l.. CAaRiEkE
JAIN Leaer Of The Orleans Theatre Orchestra, and Mr.
Lehman, will alternately lead the Band
l. hmsn taken the the choice OF all the
pieces eompnsed-Vafiety QUAINT Qua
the pub Of New Orleans unprecedented
Sol Sc.
~ admance the have always been charged
. Or Theatre
open cock-peornsnce O'Clock precisely
NB-Under viii The Concert he poitponed
The detailed will be published before the Concert
m,23
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A Card.

NJ To Madame and Mr. LEATl Understanding that your
with MI Pseide will terminate on the ga INST anu
that you intend, shortly Afterwards leaving inc q" M
Al, aud others Of your friends and admirers
solicit YOU your engagements permtns) to name some w %
Mace when you will with Musical bn,ei'ahme A
and thus previous departure give u.s. ana inc pu' "
ray an opportunity eyns, by our attendance cur app
on of vour merit AZ artists esteem for yourselves per
sonslv Awaiting Tire favor Of a reply,
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To the Members Of the Board Of the French BeneDoient
Society," From the fact of heating tina,
benevolent nstasn affords daily assistance the sufferers and
that help them ia the cause Of wy heavy
v;sh II nobe contribute the continuation Of phi
ropc acts therefore offer give Benefit to Society, in
great display of FIREWORKS, which will take place the
place d'Armes Of this CITY, on SUNDAY, June l.
Respectfully yours, o. CATolR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

In Trinity on the evening of the 18th inst, by james NJ
Martin, ESQ, SAMUEL X. McMAsrERs TO Mrs NANCY
ANN CULVER, all Of Catalonia Parish. La.
On Sunday 18th inst, Vidalia by Thomas Edwards
Esq, Mr. Ii. G. GETER. of Vicksburg, TO Mrs THOMPSON
Of WOodyille, Miss