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AVIS JUDICIAlRES.
Succession de A,GHc Duhon, vcuve dl
fen Joseph Be|(Ie.
p4ROISSE .4SSOMpTlON,-CoU
A DU CINQUIENE DIsTRIcT JUDI-

CIAIRE.
Auendu que A-Hjs Du1oo, a prtsente une
petition a Ia Cour, il l'etlet d'obtcnir les
Lettres administration, IA Ia succession &
feu Joseph BeIlile, son mari dcctdG intestat :
Avis est par ie present dc;lne tous ceux que
cee'a peut conccrner, d'avo;r d dcduirc sous dix
Jours, les raisons pour lesquelIes il ne serait
pas iat drot ladite petition.
Par ordrc de Ia Cour.
Assumption, le II novembre 1851.
l21 DESIRE LEBLANC, Gretlier
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

IN. E. Eude, Passage
NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No 35
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION -. M Rich ard & Templet
R1vIERE-NEUvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
IBERvILLE M. J. Breau
ST-JAcQuEs :. M. Auguste Theriot.
ST-JEAN BAPrIsTE, M. Edgard Perret
PoNT-BREAUx, At Edmond Bullard.
ST. CHARLES Rizan Freres, negociants
TH1RoDAUx =. M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUNA ..... M. F. Gagne.
STE-MAR1E NJ Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION :. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BELLE Rrv1ERE M. Pierre Theriot
PA1NcoURTv1LLE, M. C.. J. E. Gauthier, P. NJ
T Dams les paroisses on nous n'avons pas
nomme d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de Poste
de vouloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre feulle
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EsTAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. -
1 Caw d" Cinq"tenae District Judi-

Car dt Cinqnteme District Judi-
cioire.-Poroisse .4ssomption.
Succession de Ba-ilc Fl. Richard, dtcsas.
Attendu que Pierre Firmin HcIluin,
de ladite paroisse enregistre le BE Jour
d'octobre 1851, dams laditc cour, une
petition demandant administration de
la susdite succession. En- consequence
les personncs interessees sont par ces
Presentes notifiees ct requises de deduire
eurs objections, 81 eIlcs en- ont In sus-
dIte demandc, par-devant lie Greffier de
la Cour ci-dessus intitulee, dams les dix
Jours qui suivront la premiere publica.
ton de Get avis, ou elles seront jamais
privses de ce droit.
..,,is,. Temoin ma main ct lem
s&NeE. preintc du sceau de la susdite
Ia2E Cour, ce 5 novembre 1851.
9sSSf DESIRE LEBLANC,
GrefIier
lO.l
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Err du Tennessee; de difHrentes dimensions
kA do do Bouiore, rivets de diff.
ferentes dimensions
Pioches, pelles, haches main, aecarrir, a
bucher, ct un assortment complet de quincail-
lerie.
90 barils de cious de Boston, cordes en- pitres,
cotton ct chanvrc. A vendre d bon marche
Ponr du compliant.
Is avri 1851. RICHARD ct TEMpIET
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TONNELLERIE.

TONNELLERIE.
CQUES VIVEY, Tonnellier, aE6A
" Donaldsonville, alhonneur dinfor- &
mer messieurs les planteurs gull fabrlque des
BARILS MELASSE, de la contenance de Al
i As gallons, des prix moderes. Sa tonneIe-
rie est situee rue Mississippi, presquen tace Dc
PEglise. ln9e
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a VENDRE

ID S&V06OG
"OULES boucauts de 81 ct 80 pouces.
AvA do barils de 20, 90 liz, 81, 81 liz,
do demi barils de 16, l6 liz ct IL.
Un assortment complet d'outis tonnelier
des meilleurs manufactures.
bon marche; pour du compliant on du pa
pier bien garanti.
rs avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
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RICHARD & TEMpLET.
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To Morgan,on by i m next days, 81 miles
And back between ia m Tuesday and Friday, and p
mnext days.
Proposals for tri-wceky service and expedited sche
dule are invited, say to through each way 10 "a
hours, in close connexon with No. 1853, as to 90
through from Salisbury Ashevile in not exceeding
AZ hours. Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1895.
1927 From Salisbury at lOa three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday;
BY Miranda Spring Grove Deep Well Mount Mournc,
bcauie's Ford, Csta~bs Springs, vesuvus Furnace,
Lncolnton, Shelby g. H., Fillmore Mooresboro
Webbs Ford, Ru,herordton, Chimney Rock, and
Fairvicw f5.. 4a .s.
To Arheville by m Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday,
las miles
And back between Saturday, Tuesday, sndThur.-
day, and a m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday
Proposals for semi weekly service are invited.
1928 From Salisbury al 10 three times week. Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday, fa
BY China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg
Charlotte, White Hail. Rose Hill, and RanaIebury
To Yorkvlle 8. c., by IL m days. ~ miles
And back to Charlotte between II m and M Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, and thence Salisbury
between . m and 81 p m NEXT days.
Proposals to run from Charlotte by the most direct
TO Chester G. H., 8. c., invited Schedule TO be
specified. connecting with railroad At Chester @. H.
Route to be curtailed AZ railroad IL extended t
1929 From Salisbury at 10 three times week. Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday; tm #
Norwood, Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify. Wadcsboro', and Morvcn "a ~
To Cheraw, 3. O., by p m next day, 90 miles
And back via Chesterfield G. H. 8. c., instead Of Nor
ven, N. O., between p m Tor arrival Of mail from
Fayettevile) Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, and . p
mncIt days 1.8f
1880 From Salisbury at IL m week, Friday,
by Organ Church s8 1'#a"
ToMount Pleasant by p m, 10 miles hf1
And back between So and Il am. atf aH
1891 From jamestown At a once week, Wednceley;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange
New Market New Salem, Sandy Crock Troy
Store, Lcng1 Mills, Pstterson's store Snow Camp
Clover Orchard, Lindleys Store, Glover Garden,
Bethmon, and Rock Spring tuafH ft1 F
To HIlsboro by 9 p m next day. "a miles
And back between a m Friday, and 0'p next day.
1882 From Jamestown al week, Tuesday; tl
BY Westminster and Deep River, b
To Abbots Creek by ! m, II miles
And back between p and m.
1898 From Fsanklinvile at m once week. Saturday;
To Troys Store by 10 a m, 10 miles
And back between L a and 2 o M
1884 From Pntshoro 81 m. once week, Monday
by Pedars Hill, Gull, EvAass Mile Wa,son's Bridge,
and Cenrevillc, VI ~ a 81 UT .0 en- tast a'f
To Carthage by 8 pm s f
And back by Phans Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
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week.
White Cross from Chapel Hill, miles oda back ones
week.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
3i0l From Columbia at G a daily
by Hopkins urn Out, GadsieD, Fort Mote, st. Mat
thcws, and OrsDgeburgh c. H.,
To BraDchvlle by iO1 m, SO miles;
And back between arrival Of mail from Charleston say
at m and m.
3lo2 From Columbia at a daily except Sunday,
BY Aston, Pomara and Frog Level;
To Newbcrry c. H. by 81 a m, 462 miles;
And back daily except Sunday between Al and
SPIN.
Proposals extend service as the railroad erendcd
will he considered.
3l03 From Columbia at m daily except Sunday
BY Ridgeway and Simpeon's
To Winnsboro by 10 m, IS miles,
And back between ii m and m daily except sun
day.
Proposals to extend service the railroad " EXTENDED
will be considered.
3lO4 From Columbia At three times aweek. Iuesdsy,
Thursday, and Saturday
By Lexington G. H., LecsvIc, Ridge and Lofts
To Edge6od @. IT. by 10 m, 81 miles
And back between m, or arrival oGreenv''e mail
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, and q m next dsys
By Pleasant Springs Countsve, and CaIk's X Roads
TO Frog Level by p m, IS miles
And back between s m and Friday.
3lo6 From Columbia at p once week, Saturday
BY Oskvilc;
To Rockville by p m, 20 miles
And back between and IL m.
3lO7 From Camden at 81 daily, after arrival Of ca
BY Tiller's Ferry;
10 Cheraw by m pcxtday ~ miles;
And back between ~ daily snd So m next day
Proposals to run BY BishopvilIe. Mt Eon, Swirl Creek
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Saturday, tr
BY sicss shoal. Brownsville. Limestone Springs s.
c., Thckey Fork Moultrie, and Hurricane
To Sparansburg, s. O., by m, A miles
And back between and p m next days.
Proposals for weekly service invited also, propo-
sails to embrace SwanRstown, (see 2956.)
1856 From Shelby at m, a week, Tuesday
BY Swnngstown, New House, s. c., and Antioch
To Yorkvie, s. c., by 8 p m, 20 miles
And back between m and pm next day.
Proposals for semi-weeky service invited also pro-
posals to supply Clngmsn, and White Plains in lieu
of swangstown, New House, and Antioch, (see Nos.
1850, 1855, and 3I7s) Et Ms1
1857 From Rutherfordon at Q m, once week Friday
by White Oak, Sandy Plains, gainesville, =. c., Cow
ensviIIe, Miburgh, Milford, and Palona
To Grecnvile @. H., S. T., by IL m next day, SO
miles,
And back between pm Saturday and pm next day.
1868 From Rutberordon m, once week, Thursday
BY Logan Store, Duncans Creek, Polkvile, and Gar
ner's Ford
To Camp Call by pm, 81 mile.
And back between 6 a m and p m next day.
Proposals TO extend to Shelby will be considered.
1868 From Rutherfsrdton at m, week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove
TO Marion by IL a day;
And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday - m and p next day, equal to A miles
and back.
1860 From shelby at 9 a M once a week. Wednesday;
BY Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace;
And back by Kings Mountain White Plains, and
Clinsman, between Ga m and mex, day, equal
to rs miles and back. .G 80 .I 0t
Proposals to omit White Plains and Cingman in
vited, (see No. a9b6.)
1861 From Shelby at m, week, Thursday;
BY birchesvile, Sandy Run, Grassy Pond 3. c., and
Corohens; .s.IH tE+H Isl bW49pN
To Spertsnsburgh q. H., &. c., by m, 40 miles /,
And back between m and next day.
1862 From Ru'hcrfordton at once week. Tuesday
BY Coopcr's Gap, MilIss Gap. and Edney vile
To Hcndcrscnvile by m, 81 miles,
And back between a and next day.
Proposals to end At Edneyvle invited alao p'opo-
sails to end At Horse Greek H VI fsi N4e7la
1868 From Asheville at m, week, Friday;
BY Sulphur Springs, Avery's Creek, Mill River, Bos-
ton, Clsytonvlls, and Davkisoh's River tsk
To Cahey's Creek by Q p m, ~ miles; 5
And back between a m and day.
1864 From AsbeviIe at m, twice a week, Monday and
Friday Il q tU y s9s
BY Hommeny Creek. Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon,
Wnynesvile SCOTS Creek, Franklin, Tennessee
River, and Clayton, Ga.
10 claksvilr, Ga, by 6p m next "Wednesday and
Sunday, 100 miles
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OLD SERIES, VOL. IS, NO. S8

vessel can enter or depart from the sea with
oct FIRST obtaining the permission Of the old
gentleman, and then passing under his bate
re-. The editor Of the Rochester AdrrtiJsr,
who hu recently returned from THngisr,
where he filed the posi Of United States Con-
,4l, corG,s,s tho mistake He says the straits
opposite the fortress are nearly twenty miles
broad, 90 Of course il esuno, ccmmsnd the en-
trance. Cibr.l,s', he Says, is an immensely
strong for,ress, and u rrSrly impregnsblc as
,ny rc,i,ioa ca Ge made, by the combined
works Of nature ,nd ant. Bot the eonmuni-
eaiiun between the Atlantic ard Mcdiieuane-
an j. not to be interrupted by guns on land,
s,sn II they were ssvsl IN eal.5re to Queen
Abns's poke, piece, which was said to throw
4 hall from Dover to Calais. \ vessel in the
mlddI. " the Straits of Cibralter would bs
Is slrc from any rro,ee,ils dsmiss,d from tho
fortress. q, il she were 10 TO middle of the
Pacific occau. One Nigh, al well say tha,
the McJlerraaaan vas commanded by tho
great rlus Of Malt.
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and Ill was still. lIs h,d issn eaten by a
shark. So passed the fourth night Tbs
fourth day was passed with pO,hing bu, bits
Of leather to eat, and llils water for each
10 moisten our swollen tongues. The fhh
nigh, was counterpart Uf The preceding on.
Steering and sleeping BY turns. 'h' second
mate und myself were away tho night, and
the fifth day dawned sPOn ps
Soon after dsyligh, saw" "Prs'ris" sh,t.
ting shss,h knife on ,hs gsnw,ls, and look
ing with wild, horrible lOOs on the Prus,rals
form Of lha sailor by his site--Haidlng -
Knowing hi, horrible POrrc,a. watched my
opportunity, and sen, the kRifr. b! . well d..
rreicd blow with a bosi.sre'ehsI, l-f oct on
the sea, and told him to never attempt any
thing VI the kind sgain. liows' more cN-
hau,,ed, even, than myself, arl dorscdly
seated himself again.
About sundoNn We saw your vessel, and
knew she was heading for Us. ] cndcayorcd
To rousc NV ,lapided companion, onc poo'
IIarding--had died, bot the others, including
the second mate, were near deaths d'or
was 80 near worn ou, myself that / could uo'
stand up. 80 placing the boat near the iraek VI
your ship, waited ill saw the ,cN,sl ,hrv
the mist, and made the splash in the water
you saw. You know lh, rest, and"
Who's wheel there, lur ard ?" said the
mate. coming To the wsa,, mos, I've bells.
Five b,ll,, said Tom, though, 'tva' only
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CrLruECu % SuOAR.-A hundred years ago
the Jesuits brought few bundles OF cane from
Hispaniola, and planted them ia Wha, is now
the second Municipality OF New Orleans -
IN 1889 the 6rst sugar mill Vas crested. Ia
1910 the humber Oi slaves employed IN the su-
gar culture was lis. so. and the product vas
1925 hOg,hcads Of /, 900 pounds each, and
6OO,O ,OOO gallons Of molasscs. In 1850 and
1851 The crop ~ill exceed POO, 600 hOgsheads,
worth ten millIons Of dollars. The capital
now employed Is seycnty-Gyg millions VI dol
lan.
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4 Young gentleman had something in hls
eye Which had annoyed han very much ior
several hours, when, happening 10 nrcntlon
u 20 his wlslcrNuuln, she told him ,ho had
q certain remedy, and, bidding hm 81 ,ull,
she ran Ler tongue into thc eye, aud tuok oui
the foreign substance instantly. \, Spring.
field one Of the landlords removes uHd.r,
from The ewes Of travellers ou The railroads by
holding ,he blade of his Knife near the organ
when ~ attractive poWerclu the part'clc'
To Ju,ap cui and adhere To H.
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lios CArIat Ha- TaLl.-I,,a no..c,-
sbIy lct that lr8e ever 50 thrifty -ai what.
ever sint, ln which cattle can gam access,
aaI .adar which they become lah.lul,cd to
stand. w.,. ycry soon DE. IN tho case OF
solitary shade ,ra DO @ pasture, or blythe road
,.dc, this ui common o..uaase. Tie query
mas have b,,a suggested, ,o what 'a.s 70 Ow.
m.. lu the Gr., place ,Lc rubbing ui ,rco
b., the ncels OF cattle d, hGhIy Pernc.O.s,
and # persist! 100 j, w.Il commonly destroy
,ugm scouer or later, bat Il tu. body Of ta1
u.s Jo clAsd - ,ha, 'lc.r meek. canuot touch
Il, death wl. ensuc Jus, as certainly u they
are allowed To tramp ,he earth abo-tli. Bu,
vhy should ,nmpnl the earth destroy 'hs
rrsc' The reason j, uar oi aiIc and .mpOf-
ru, application io llr iav, oi vegetable king
don. Ths roots # gagH mood e.r, li n.' -
much, yrI Ju,i zs ,ruly as 'hr leaves and 5rau-
chcs. Ii,lrca,' l, analogous 90 that ot fish
cs, vh.ch though ,hey must have water must
have alr a'.o, va, Jls, abou, o. much as per-
msltc, ,hr water. liubo nli .hut oG, 30 that
uonc which is fresh can get To them, ties Si.l
c,hlu,, the supply o1 hand, and then die,
precisely as a mau in . close room will use
up thc aIr be has and thea DIE 'a' van, Of
more
so the rot, o. ire, aad vegetables wants
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Tnr Eu,c,TJ0S % ONEN.--A Glonbun
Farmer" IN the Bangor Wing, contends that
the prlclic1 vi testing the merits Of working
oxen, at cattle shows, by the mere ability to
drag The helSies, possible burden, is ursa'.s'
ictory and unsafe, as no, exhibiting the most
valuable qualities Of the animals, nor showing
their mos, useful capacities in the perform
ancc Of their ordinary work. We annex
part OF his sensible rmsfks.
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THE foRTRrss or GIBRILrrR.-lhe I'M
preston is very general that the great 'or'lh'
cation at Gibralter, which John Bui' took by
the strong hand frum the sPaniard' and has
since enlarged and improved, commands the
e,,r,pes Of the Mediterranean, and ,ha, TO
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MiGtrIlallrullg.
Tie Valley of the Geysers.

Professor Forrest shepard. 30 letter Goo 'u.
Evening Ptclymc uf San Fngr eco, rngs
ih. rollouius graphic dcseupi.oauia rrHarA
able valley d.scwcrrL by lim BOO 'i- coast
range uouh # ihc Napa Valley Another
ac,ouu, ,ay, ,hl, Prof shepard la'-nd' Go
claim rart or ,h, valley, ari risa' 'rupIs.'
trees iu iHr ho, soil
Huur, Erir, -I answer ,o your ,n.
larr, respecting the Gcy'.r fountains ou i.l,
Plulou RIVER, pcmi, mo lo s1y,ia, my au.a.
ton va, fr,, arrested at ,hc remarkably lsacc
iul and quiet thermal springs, 10 y % ''..ry
by tho woadsrlal mr,amophlsrn 4 'ls rv,as
!, ocsufrA to 800. tH4, i.s sp.'s. cog Ni,
chemical action cau,lu, them. might i-."
hccn ia,irumsuial 900 producing to, change
On diIgcul inquiry le2rnyl that ,hc lutAr,
knew OF a place where the beat w,s mu,h
greater iumcrl, than now lw.s iel 10 BE-.
ns,c this frum the lac, ti-, the sprass %
Mc,sr, Richie & Tucker vari,d their ten.
peltury four ~ five degrees iu the space 90.
three or four wsg. lncNtNisltcI the place
indicated b, the Iudaus and found i pcTisci.
Iy tranqml externally, sod nothing On The sur
faro lu attract special attention. b., on d.g.
,ing down a,ou, Two feet, iu.ud 1tsi th,
hca, Increased npIdIy, 30 'hai could no'
D.4, uy hand 90 'Ha earth ! n-'iri ''r
bulb of my Thermometer aid the mercury 900.
s'nn,ly ro'r To one hundred and '"rD'H o's.
uf FahrcuHy,t
FROM observations already mad 900 '0i''.'
ny with Professor James Mooney, VS. ls-
90 believe there existed = luc Of iacrua. -c
ton Under Ihc uciRhtorlug mouu''n ,ha'us'
luI accordingly, boo company With Nr P.'}
rvs. J. Cyru., and u. I Brr-s, luu1' oN.
cc,Igu, c.ma1iorv ari oNryu auu,c~l ]
travelled nouu"c,,rrly 90 the Doe % .h.nn1.
action and, after wandering through a'no''
nnumcrlbIc dense ih.cka,s, ou lhg mur'h DAY
aner Iravus Nsya valley, We lrrnsd At ~
,mmcu,c .h..m. iull one ,lousa.d igc, ia
dep,h. where the rock, hsl eyiccniy becu rent
asundyr by great ,iolcaec. Here, iu the b,t.
tom of ,hi VALLEY, wc found . clear and beau.
uful u,cr, AMI iu trrra:cd banks covered
With a mos, luSurian, vegetation snI .Ynng
flowers ON the s,h Of February. 1u.s cN,t
ordinary appearance was so1n explained iur
on proee,ding up the riyer. the earth grew
warm under our feet, aud aswe emerged from
, ,h,ck., If evergreen bordering deep fs.
.,,. ii, ,h,,n,r,,,,o .,l,. ,b, ,,ers, working,
NJ IN, inner unrld suddenly buzt upoa our
,,,oo,.bed senses, You NAV mdgc OF m,
surprise when found my,rlr. not on ,la brink
Of volcanic crater or sallatary, nor amid the
salscs of Humboldt, aud yc, the earth 10 bot
as to burn my feet through ths sole of NY
boots.
Al no place was there any appearance OF
Law, bu, rowcrful cgielyi.r action going on
egeeting tho dissolution Of every kind ui rock
the evolution Of steam through innumcrabIJ
oriGee, and sometimes m columns rising lik,
,ha, from an ocean steamer, one or ,vo hun.
dreI fee, in heirh, alsn the Gccumposition ol
,ulphurcrcd hydurcn gas, the sudden form
beautiful CRYSTALS of SULPHUR. and tie iorma
iL,,,.. ,.,J .,,J ,r
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SrlrttrA GuIr.
Tron the Bo.toa Journal.
TERRAQUE:
SKETCHES OF LIFE ON SEA AND
LAND.
~ rruurNr uouuEr.

The moon "a' s'id'as silently through tue
hea'enS, and The stars were ou' IA '"'' 'P''n,
dor overhead "n'" w '''nc ." u''N '' ''b''
hcii> b1' mist ''em'd To rest upon '''
waters and To 'mrrcgn''e the very a''' as 1t
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ward, and cn'gIopcd the ship IN damp wa,
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