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ALSO

ON FRIDAY, January "a, 1851, between the
~ hours of II A. NJ. and P. NJ, will be sold by
Martial Verret, sheriff of the Parish of Terre-
bonne, on the premises, for account Of said sue
cession, sugir plantation situated on the juno
tion of Bayous Black and Chene, in said parish,
containing 294 40-100 acres, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, on the same terms as
the above named property.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estate Of Milton johnson deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Distric Court,
CParish of ST. Mary.-Whereas JOHN CAR
SON, administrator of said estate, has filed in
this court a tablean of distribution of the effects
of the same, showing the manner in which said
effects to be divided among the creditors, to-
gether with his petition, praying that the said
tableau may be hOmologated, and he directed to
pay the creditors, in accordance with the said
tableau, and that he may be discharged as admin
istrator of said estate:
Notice is therefore given to all whom it doth
or may concern, To show cause, il any they have,
within ten days an the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
]. V. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Dec, 26. 1850.
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JAMES H. JONES.
CYRUS FLINT.

CYRUS FLINT. JAMES H. JONES'
~ FLINT & JONES. Nos 46 and 4s Royal
W street, New Orleans, Wholesale and RetaI
Dealers IN Cabinet Furniture, Chars, Spring
Hair aad Moss Mattresses, Feathers, Plush,
Hair Cloth, Dansosks, Gimp, Cords and Tassels
Curld Hatr, Farntsk, Che, Chair and Sofa
tSpriags, Web6sng, Cabinet makers Hardaeare
Casters &C. o4--1y
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Hints to Parents.

Government of Children-Anticipate
and prevent fretfulness and ill-temper
by keeping the child in good health,
ease and comfort. Never quiet with
giving to eat, or by bribing in any way,
still less by opiates.
For the first few months avoid loud and
harsh sounds i'll the hearing of children,
or violent lights in their sights address
them in soft tones; do nothing to fright
en- them. and never jerk or roughly
handle them.
Avoid angry words and violence both
to child and in its presence, by which
means a naturally violent child may be
trained to gentleness.
Moderate any propensity of a child,
such as anger, violence, greediness for
food, cunning, &c, which appears too
active. Show him no example of these.
Let the mother be, and let her select
servants such as she wishes the child to
be. The youngest child is affected by
the conduct of those in whose arms he
lives.
Let mother feel as she ought, and
she will look as she feels. Much of a
child's earliest moral training is by
looks and gestures.
When necessary, exhibit frmness
and authority, always with perfect tenn
per, composure, and self-possession.
Never give child that which it cries
for, and avoid being too ready in an
swering children's demands, else they
become impatient of refusal and sell
fish.
When the child is most violent, the
mother should be most calm and silent.
Out-screaming a screaming child is
as useless as it is mischievous. Steady
denial OF the object screamed for is
the best cure for screaming.
In such contests, witnesses should
withdraw, and leave mother and child
alone A child is very ready to look
round and attract the aid of foreign
sympathy in its little rebellions.
Never promise to give when the child
leaves off crying. Let the crying be
the reason for not giving.
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7 L. NIMMO & CO, Produce and Conn
Il. mission Merchants and Grocers, Ne. 7
Front Levee street, opposite the Attakapas steam
boat landing, New Orleans, have constantly on
hand every variety of Groceries and Provisions,
such as teas coffee, sugar, rice, spices, pickles,
soap, &c. also bacon, lard, -four, fine hams, but
ter, cheese, dried beef, mackerel choice wines,
liquors, &c. Also, Ploughs Corn Mills, &c.
Orders for any other kind of goods purchased
with care and forwarded with despatch. TERMS,
cash or short credit for good city paper. -sg
We have an open policy with the Sun Ma
tuaI Insurance Company, which will cover all
shipments made to US. " nj
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New Orleans May, 20, 1850.

D A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lsrfs, No. 50,
L entire les Rues st. Louis ct Cont, A Ia Nou-
velle Orleans-Un Assortment de QUIN- :
G ALL L E R IE, telle que Franeaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande Clous Cou-
pee, Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-1y
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WoMAN's LovE.-Seldom have we
seen haore telling exhibition of de-
voted attachment than it was our lot to
witness yesterday in the Police Court
at the City Prfseu. Officer Joseph en-
tered the court room accompanied by a
smart tidy looking woman, apparently
about thirty-fve years Of age, with a
face and form that yet bore the marks
of youthful beauty. The woman was
followed into the room by fine look
ing, decently apparelled boy, some
twelve or fifteen years of age. The
officer addressed himself TO the magis-
trate, and inquired if he remembered
having seen man named-,a a pow
erty stricken cripple who had been
living for some time past in the worst
sinks of pollution to be found on the
Five Points.
Justice Osborne replied that he knew
the man very we'll "Well, SIR" con-
tinued the officer this woman is his
wife, and she is anxious to have her
husband removed from his present de-
plorable position and sent to some one
of the public institution. where she is
willing to pay for his board and neces-
sary clothing"
''If the woman is able to do this, why
don't she take her husband home with
her?" inquired the Judge. A tear
started from the wife's eye, as she trem-
ulously replied, "Ah, sir, he won't go
with me. He left me seven years ago,
and has been living with all kinds of
women since. | have supported his
two children. That's one, there, sir,
fpointing to the boy who accompanied
her J and | am perfectly willing to as
sist him, too. He is starving to death
now, and yet he will not go with me-"
The manner in which the above words
were uttered spoke volumes in her
praise. Here was constancy the most
remarkable.
For years, this poor, drunken loafer
had separated himself from his wife
and children, neglected to provide
either for their protection or sustenance,
and yet, this wife, this noble example
of the best virtue of her sex, never fal-
ters in her devotion to the partner of
her early joys. She seeks him out
even in the lowest dens of misery and
crime-a poor, starving, worthless be-
ing to all others, save to that wife. Her
heart is still true to all the sacred vows
made at the marriage altar. After
reading this brief sketch, who is there
that can longer doubt the unceasing
constancy Of won ans love?
IN. Y. Sun.
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IL SERA OFFERT en- vente publique, a
Fencan, plus offrant ct dernier encheris-
seur, a File de Rice, dams cette paroisse, LUNDI
lie 27eme jour de Janvier, 1851. a 10 heures du
matin, par lie soussgn6 encanteur, ddmen. 1ual-
ordre emane de Honorable cour du 5eme district
judicaire de FEtat de la Louisiana, siegeant
dams ct pour Ia paroisse de Terrebonne, les pro-
prietes ci-apres enumerees, dependant de la COM
munaute qui a existe entire feue dame Eliza He
len Nimno ct Jackson r. Nixon, son epoux sur
vivant, savoIr:
II beaux esclaves des deux sexes ct de differ
ents ages.
I'm lot de mulets, chevaux ct beufs-de-tire.
I'm lot de vaches-a-ait ct animaux doux
I'm lot meubles de maison, outils aratoires ct
autres efets don't enumeration serait trop tongue.
Tern,es.-Les effets mobiliers, toutes sommes
au-dessous de $40 compliant, ct toutes de $50 ct
au-dessus payables lie Ter Mars, 1852 Les es-
claves payables en- trois termes annuels egaux, a
un, deux ct trois ans du Ter Mars, 1851. Les
aequereurs dams tous les cas- de credit devant
fournir ears bllets, securite solidaire fats
payables fordre de Jackson r. Nixon, aux
epoques respectives prectees, portant s pour cent
Pan d'interet de leur echeances respectives JUS
qua parfat paiement, ct les dts esclaves devant
demeurer specialement adectes ct hypotheques
jusqu au Placement parfat en- enter des dts billets
en- principal ct interets.
IL Les actes de vente seront passes parde-
want lie Recordeur de cette paroisse, aux frals des
acquereurs.
IA. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste. Marie, lie 26 Dec, 1850.
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, Commission Her
IL chants, No. "a Gravier street, New Orleans,
for the sale Of Sugar and Molasses on consign-
ment. as
70 All shipments to our address are covered
by open policy of insurance, for the fun value
thereof, to guard against loss, which, when re-
ceived, will have prompt attention and quick and
faithful returns. s-s-z.s-.
ROBERT R. ROBINSON,
MYs JOHN B. OLIVER.
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DR. S. GILBERT & CO., Medical Botani-
- cal Druggists, No. 70 Magazine ST., New
Orleans.
The various Medicines, simple and compound
ed, recommended by Thompson, Beach, How
ard Curtis, Mattson, Smith. Worthy, and other
Botanic Authors of repute, always on hand, and
for sale, wholesale and retail, warranted fresh
and pure.
Also, the Medical w orks Of the several Authors
above designated.
To- A Botanical Physician always in attend
ance, for advice and consultation.
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N7ITTER & CROSLAND, Commissions
wv and Forvarding Merchants, No. Gus
tomhcuse street, New Orleans, are prepared to
receive consignments of Sugar lholasses, &c.
All shipments to their address are covered by in
surance, to prevent loss.
r Particular attention paid to the execution
Of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c. oil
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DoBINSoN & OLIVER, aEareha,,ds de
IL Commissioa, No. "a rue Gravier, a 10 Nou-
vele OSeans, pour la vente des Sucre ct Me-
lasse consignation.
70 Toute consignation Padresse des sous
signes est assure d'avance par police d'assurance
ouverte, Get efet, ct ceux qui vOudront bien les
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re.
tours fdeles ct prompts
ROBERT R. ROBINSON,
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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TUST RECEIVED.-Ch Prunes, Pre-
y served Ginger, Currant and Guava Jelly,
Capeys, Ketchup, Sardines, London Porter, etc
CHARLES RABE
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PAINTS AND OILS.

6O KEGS pure White Lead, 25 do No.
CO also. Red and Black Lead; Linseed Oil,
raw and boiled; Turpentine Chrome Green
and Yellow. dry and in oil; Prussian Blue; Co
pal and Japan Varnish-in short, every thing in
Nav. 1850. Nj. WALKER & co.
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A. R. sPLANE. H C. COOK.
SPLANE & COOK, Attorneys and Conn.
~ selZOrs at Laso, have associated themselves
in the practice of their profession. Leg,l busi
ness of all kinds promptly attended to.
70 Office on Main street. Franklin, La.
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
IN mssioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people Of the parish of st.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him win re-
eeive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch. sg es-f
10 Office open at all hours. ~
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
M14 Office under the Odd-F Feiloyvs' Hall. z
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A NTHoNY w. BAKER, Attornsy-at- Lao
N opposite the Court House, Franklin. MI
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FIRED. L. GATES, -Lasc, St.
L Martinsvlle-practices in the courts of La
Eayse1te, Opelousas, Vermillion and st. Mary.
Js ne 20, 1850.
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WLSON & McCLARTY, Attorneys and
w Coansellors at Lay, will practice their
profe o in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District. All business confided to them will
be promptly attended to-
Office in Franklin, Main street, opposite the
Court House. je27
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-15
NEW STORE.

bIIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
L the public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock of d13GOGG;El s;s, at the stand
formerly occupied by Joseph W. Doby, one door
south OF Campbcl's Bakery, and opposite II. Lc-
Wy & Son, where may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and Mackarcl in kits, for family use;
Rio and Java Coliees; crushed and brown Sugars;
New Orleans Molasses, (new crop butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwhca, raisins,
currants, almonds, English mustard hberts, Pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
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NEW STORE,

TIME subscriber is now opening large assors
Il ment OF Groceries ;,ia4i sssppEa. Goods
in the Store lately occupied BY William J. Geralt
(south of the Bank of Candcn) which he vii
dispose Of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing TO purchase would do well f
call and examine the stock, consisting i'll part o
the following, viz:
LOAF. Crashed. Ground aH,l GraHuaicd Sugars
8 Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans do
Nv Orleans, MnscOvado an! Cuba Hnlasaca
java Laguira ard RIO Co!lce
Gmpowdcr, Young Tyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamanlinc and Tallow Caudies
No. , and Mackarcl, in Earrcls, ialf and Quarters
Wine, Soda and Ditier biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted
Pepper, Spice Ginger, Nu;ncgs. Mace and Cloves
Powder, Sho. an.l lend
iiardwarc Cucry, Nails and Casting,
fainls, Lnsccd Oil, Sperm. Oil and Win W Gla
49, --ALSO-
Bicached and unblcachcd Shirlings and Sheetings
niaiEcts. Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and OZnnburgs
Together with large assortment of
EsasSisis, scope and Iv.ilc.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camlen S. c. Sept. %
0-Cash paid for Cotton and ether Produce.
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dred and forty-nine bones, to-wit: fourteen in
the brain, forty-six in the other parts Of the
head and neck, sixty-two in the arms and
hands, and sixty in the legs and feet ihe
bones of the human body make up the third
part of its weight. A full grown men has from
twenty to twenty-five pounds Of blood. which
passes from eighteen to twenty times through
ihc heart n one hour.
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\ man ola hundred pounds weight has gen
orally four pounds of brain. There is no other
animal that has rs much. An OK from eight
to nine hundred pounds weight has but onc
poau,! W. count in The uman body two .un.
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Army Wo-m.-Wo regret too state that this
destructive worm has made itsppearance on
the farms in the vicinity of Charleston, and has
commenced its ravages with right good will.
We saw yesterday some shoots Of corn from
the farm Of Mr.. Felix Meclze, which had been
completely stripped Of the blades, and the stalks
Of which were considerably injured. We would
recommend to the farmers in the neighborhood
10 r,sor; to ditci0g, or SOM other method. to
arrest ike progress Of lho 'apacioas Visions
Nrc"'y.
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Az ELopEMENr.-Thc Nashville Amer

az ELopEMENT.-Thc Nashville American
of the 18th Of July, gives an account of 4 run
away match in that city. The young lady al:
ter descending to the arms OF her lover, by
means Of rope ladder, from her bed room
window, was in the act Of starting from the
i,atcrnal mansion, when the front door burs!
open, and out rushed the father, mother, and
the balance of thc children, with snndry dar-
kics, masculine and feminine, all en- dishabec
The American says:
"The racket was as great as that created by
Signor Iago, of Vcnitan memory, when he
aroused Brahantio after the abduction of the
gentle Dcsdemona. Our readers can imagine
the rage and establishment of the sire and dam.
lie demanded the instant surrender Of his
daughter, but the young lover wouldn't hear
to it, nor the lady. She vas us spuuky rs Il
wild cat-the father thrcatcned-the old lady
stormed ai:d almost went into Mysteries. The
l3vcr cColy drew 4 pistol from his bosom and
indicated his intention to 90 ahead ut all haz-
ards. \ critical moment oftcntimos decides
the fate Of empires; and just so then--thc IA
ther wisely concluded that since he could not
break up the match, it was best to let them
marry ut home. lie held out his hand TO the
lover aud made the proposition, which. was ac-
ceptrd upon condition that the minister should
be called in to solcmnze the naptials A rev,
erend gentleman was aroused by one Of the
company, and in few minutes the moose was
in&;ssolujly tied about their nccks.
"i'hc rope ladder remained hanging at the
window until tho morning, but they made nc
attempt we learn, to escape the second time
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A few doz. old Port Wine, llcidsick best Cham
pagnc, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pnts, to-
gelher large stoci; OF Baggjng, Rope and Twne,
all OF " hich ne offers low Tor cash.
JAM /. 5. f. ChPERS.
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A h;nt TO Borrosser&.-A correspondent of the
Boston Post relates the following anecdoteof
Robert G. Shaw, one Of the merchant princes:
We have IN auacdotc to tel about Mr.
Shaw which was mover before in print, and
which we think will amGse our readers and not
give offence to our venerable friend. We hap
poiiod to be presen: when the occurrence took
place. a gentleman met him in the street, and
upon hrief conversation asked him to lend
hlm ton dollars, as he was short-not an un.
common thing for him at that time, 1t was
many months ago. MIR. Shaw, raising his
spectacles, replied:
eyes, sir with pleasure, on one condition"
"What is that?"
"Why that when we next meet, You will turn
your face towards me, look pleasant, and not
turn ii way. | lent iEr - . small sum of
money about = month ego, and ever since that
time he his cut me most decidedly Meet him
where Twill, on State street, Commercial street,
or in the Exchange, and he always turns his
face away. When lend man money and
he is owing me, iw"aas him to look me full in
the face as nothing had happened; and then
shall be willing to lend him again"
This is Il veritable story.
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SINGULAR CoURT-In the South American
Republic Of Chill, we learn from an article in
Court--"G tribunal that decides in the case of
minors complaining of the refusal of parents to
permit their marriage. Unless the defendant
eau show satisfactory cause ior the refusal, the
Court immediately DEGREES the marriage to take
place" The effect Of this arrangement it is
stated, is to cause runaway matches to be COM
paratively scarce in Chill.
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Ladies' Dress s:oo,ls.

A Splendid assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods
N in great variety Of styles, will be sold at
greatly reduced prccs to close thnm ont. Among
them may be found some very rich and rare pat.
ferns. +. w. BONNEY
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
GAUTIER's HERB CANDY.

For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, asthma, etc.
TNHIS INVALUABLE CANDY has the extraordinary
/ property of immediately relieving coughs, colds,
hodrSenesS, difficulty Of breathing, broncs asthma, and
htsiess Of e throat 1t operates by dissolvng the
gealed phegm consequently causing free expectoraon.
Those who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling
in the throat, which deprive, them of rest night after
night by the ncessant cough which proyoes, will by
using this Candy, find immediate relief.
The subscriber, in presenting this Candy to public
ce wishes to be expressly understood that he does not
claim for it any miraculous curing properties does he
present 1t with long string of certificates Of
dation, as he considers these altogether needless
This Candy is composed of sI simple ingredients prin
cdUy of herbs, which known to be ecacious in
the of diseases resulting from colds, and of
which, being rather nauseous in their natural state
would deter many from resorting to them; but, when
made into candy become palaabe, without losing any
Of their valuable properties.
1t has been prepared at the suggestion Of Of
most eminent physicians, and has been used by of
his and my personal friends with signal success, and at
whose earnest solicitation have been induced to enter
largely into its manufacture, assured by him and them
that when generally known and tried will supersede all
the various cough candies and mixtures now in
As for myself am confident from the ingredients of
which it is composed that should not effect entire
cure, it do injury to the most delicate in
hea and therefore have no hesitancy in introducing it
to the citizens OF Wgshingten and vicinity.
DIRECTIONS USE: Use one stick per day-in the
morning before breakfast in the middle of the day.
night on going to bed. Price 12l cents.
Prepared and for sale, Wholesale and retail, by
@, GAUTIER, A la Vile de Paris,
dec Aim Corner Penna. and 11th st.