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To the Ladies.

RI Mrs SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage in her line OF happy inform her
friends and the public that has from No. 26 Nayades
1875 ST. Charles street, where she prepared
lit Ladies aud Children with the following aricls to wits
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup.
PoRTERs. DIR. Banning's BopY BRACES, DIR. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
Frs, Dr. ThOmpson's SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
No Hours OF attendance, the morning. from A. NJ. till
O'Clock p. NJ AMI in the evening, from till 6 p. NJ
No femsles upon
apl9 2dp cd
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List OF Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

IN In the First designated the
table by mD the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second n) the Nos above Land
ing No being Fatboa Landing Third (m3)
Railroad down. No being Pery Wharf
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FRESH ORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from Of the
Il first Tea importer, iu Phade phia. complete
ment OF real uho ce BLAUk AND GREEN TEAS and,
suit purchasers had Them put small packages o
4 and ID each. They guaranteed to be Of quality
equal it superior any offered in this market and
embrace all the eties uAualy sol here. The following
a list of qualities and pr ces
vtro fna.s ouvnus Yam Hvaou
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1851.

EXTENSIVE FIRE.-Last night about half past
eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in building at the
back of the Ferry landing, in Agiers. 1t burnt
with the greatest fury for nearly hour and half
before any assistance could be obtained, and at the
time we went to press, was not extinguished,
although about three squares were destroyed
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
l. form her old friends and patrons and the public
generally, that the above Hotel is open for the :
reception OF travellers and visitors for the ung riS
Having becsnat Il great building, I'LL
repairing etc she Can ne recommend her house not in
ferOr point OF accommodation COMMODITY and locality
HOte on The She has erected premises
large and spacious BA LII ROOM, SURPRISING in dmtn
to Balls, Parties and public gatherings generally, upon
which Occasions she wl let reasonable Also
addin tn the Ball Room she has prepared accommodations
for at least fifty persons more than last season,
HER TABl.E e. it will be her care to provide
amply with The best that this and ghborng afford
Fire and rOouy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the venience of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her,
she respectfully what will he her effort 10 deser,
share OF public patronage
Per month. $50 90 Per week es 90 Per day. 81 So
Rioxi NAV g. 1871 AVA n;yII ,f
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Larue.
Yesterday, j. W. Reed, alias Davis, alias Will
ams, was put upon his trial for having in his pos
session a number OF bank notes, purporting to be
notes of the Union Bank with the intention of
passing them. The evidence went to prove that
the notes were found in tin box in his possession
discovered in a room occupied by him on St. Peter
street. He brought several witnesses to speak to
his character, but they failed in establishing it to
be good. One Of them, on cross-examination, made
statements tending to prove that he had been con-
cerned in the matter, and had given advice to the
prisoner as to the best means of erasing marks and
figures from the back of bank notes. The jury re-
tired at the close Of the to consider its verdict
and returned into court after an absence OF two
three minutes, with verdict Of guilty. He was
remanded to prison to await sentence. This is the
second charge upon which the prisoner has been
found guilty, and several other indictments are still
pending against him.
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE

OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ;
Weaknes Of the Breast Broncht. sho'tness Of Rsath
Pain in the Chest, Weakness and Bleeding the unga
papiration q the Heart. pepsis o.,lvenes and Plies
pana IN the Bach. pina tie tons. Falling Of the Rowsh
fuse Menstrual tendency Abo.,nu and Painful PssG-
nancy and the bad shape incident Child BEARING and s,
siton Dropping, Lo1ngns and WeAsine Habssa Vii.
ieas 20 10. Gen sirt1e. chIopc D.rhea. aad IN We
~ Sold only BY DIR. . HERMA Agent Sos IN
South. st hs oiice, 20 At. CHAnLEs sraeEr Neg o.
MANS. rs q. Chasis assst uhlA lyaS
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COOPER'S WELLs
THE undetsig ned, having made considerable I'M
provement this season for the accommodation o. Ia
visitors prepared to receive all VINO disposed ;
pay a wish. From the reputation Of the water no 1A
comm. nts necessary AIN No
Board and lodging week w.
kY- Horses taken care Of m moderate terms.
INMAN WILLIAMS, PTepnetos
IL The means Of So, only 81 miles from t'ckshurg
to the Well ae by rarosd to Raymond 80 miles, and
miee staging from Raymond 10 the Well. ~
EV Gen McMAKIs, lat. OF the P,entiss House, Vhks-
our gpe,ts comtortabje my 2 I'm
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Judge buchanan.
Inc Sedte " LOUISIANA VS.. The NeuOrtedns Nam
gdfoh CohtPdny Ire Legislature of the State,
oy an act OIL the 1874 OF March, 1850, directed pro-
ceeli"gs 10 De Commenced against the above COM
pahY 10 ehiorc The forfeiture OF It's charter, annul
the lease S.nd resume possession by the State, of
tue b"s'n 81. John and Carondelet Canal, on ac-
count Of violations OF the charter, and abuse and
40" use OF the corporate franchise.
The company, IN answer to a petition for annul-
ing Its charter, denied the charges, and the case
came on Tor 'rlai' and after hearing Of several
dayS' was taken under Amusement by the Court
yesterday ihe judgment was delivered, and IN
the reasons Tor such Judgment, given by Judge Bu-
chahin' Tue following remarks appear: con-
@l'et me teht oi receiving on vessels navigating
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~CA UTTON!N
R, PTUREn should he aware that they have
no security against STRANGULATED HERNIA tF
with all It's horrors hut in pr,pesy conssructsd
and well adapted 4 U IS.
SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T R Y! Y S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
g " R E.

eY This Truss is entirely different from all others in ioem
and principle OF action, consequently elect possessing al the
advantages, while is from the OBJECTIONS attributed to
the various kinds heretofore The pressure more
natural being comparatively hight in bad Rnoprs css b
nes thereby aoding n'iy al al times even under the
mos violent eYercise when tilted by the
tor o. a skful Surgeon the werner PLACED beyond the
danger OF tranp other painful DANGEROUS
ymp,oms which uneQuent the Of Other T,aosa.
Ii il a very practice tor afflicted with Hernia,
TO select Truss and alpy them-eives. Il IL had and
Ia Practice, which BE- these VITO
understand Anatomy and familiar wnh The nature Of
Ruptures Let il be remembered Truss NAV be-
FURIOUS If does the form of Rupture aepii.d TO-
and is properly htted. Therefore, have c0ucluded
form NO AGENCIES. but re apply the cruss srIr
office. ~ ST CHARLES STREET Newtlrlsaua
Observe the n Of ih- fs- sionv mhil IydN w
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TT He will continue TO keep his usual so Of
Choice Teas i'm Chests and Half Chests.
Thoe presrng them in this style, be supplied Quan
titles tn snit
~ The patronage oil the lovevs Of Coon TEA respect
fully solicited. w. q. RAY MOND,
myO I'm Il camp street.
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nor SALE-In the Village Of Biloxi. De-
Il launey street, near Pass Christian Road, ONE IA
LOT OF GROUND, measuring 100 feet front by % INN
feet deep, with the improvements, consisting OF Two Q
small houses. back buildings and well. suitable 70. .ual
family OF wishing months the
border The Lake II desired will sold Ia two lots Of
so feet 'front.' the being house Terms mode
Appyto F. EVANS co.
my3l ue5 70 Camp street
ITO RENT-Tbe large and conmodious build
L ing in Carroliton. formerly occun.d by Mrs War
Female SEMINARY. toge, her with lots
rounding IT, which a numb-r OF fine fig, plum -
and peach Trees grave vines etc now in u tearing The
building has been lately paioted and completely red
furnished with capacous csern with stables and all other
onhoue' and for the quail ties OF retire
ment and free circulation Of air. presents attractions for
eentte residence rarely be found within envous Of
New Orleans. To good tenant the whole wilt be rented
low. Possession Immediately Apply to H. PACKARD
streets. my8 imoss
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chests 10 ID and ID boxes, or with The small me'ahc PACK
ages, il desired =, nox.,DsoN t.
ja37 6m A. IT, ",N hINS'N ,mpMes.
CIGAR MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
" TOR ACy,--The subscribers have constantly hand
and for sas in lo 10 suit Cuba, Havana Florida
Mason Conny Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. and
bae seecied Tor the Mexican Market and f plantation
ass TURNER u RENSHAW,
81 Camp street and AZ Tch0uptouas street.
~ Tobacco hhled tn ovdev. fe4 "
STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 800 boxes Star Candles, 81, So and fs; .t.l..
+, w '''''' ''''' r''s ikvdH = az II l.,..
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception of visitors the first day Of ee
June. The proprietor. have added largely their ri
improvements uring the past winter. and will be nj
during the prepared to modae IT. four -
live hundred persons In ddlioo the medic and
pees Of The in diseases peculiar Southern
china tte'e Springs most oil
The watering places the Sonth and West Being situated
bot four mi from the Bic bee river Chocaw county
Ala healthy region be fund in The Southern
country, accessible by steamboas at all OF the
year 1t would be useless atemp, full scrpton Of the
benefits be derived frm the OF these suffice it,
that ee fully warranted saying that their anatve
pere in the of diseases of the liver stomach bowels
kidney and skin ulcers Of long standing, debility
the system. reumatism drODsy, surpassed
by in the Uuited States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many angen been made, and
for the pleasure OF visitors. There wi, be
regular pae kets from Mobile the Springs, semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be in constant
will be Instantly supplied with the best the country
Affords and the proprietOrs pledge themselves to
render their visitors mortable. For chemical pro-
of the the pubic referred the analysis oil
of the PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Brumby of the
University of Alabama
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. c. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
lv1 LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT EIS
ING in Water Color. She may he at Miss
burd's. opposite Lafayette Square. nh2l u
"ANTED-A Partner in a well established
or eight hundred dollars md whose business caas
ofkce - - my6 II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
lnesdau NAMING Nav II

Tuesday Morning, May n, 1851.
COttOn-Ths market nearly stand erday. the
sales reaching 40 bales We consequently tell moth
ing about prces and repeat last figures merely
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ORIGINATED
BIZ E i S.:
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.

THE strongest certified medicine 10 the .o,d fcr ne euss
OF Dyupepsa ormssuch the headache neannens
Of appetite astnmsv
oes mcip,en consumption debility arising from
Ague exposure cold old
ms from jersnked eonrton me somsc
USE suffering nervous
Kmoay and highly sspseabe esfuhcs~~
Professor A. A. HAvEs, M. o., Stats Assysr;
FIrzmEnRy HosrR. Esa. Boston y ~
Jas Z. DUNN ESQ City Trea.nTeT, boston s
Hon MYuON LAwRxNcH, Pres. Mas Senate;
Hon l.. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor Of khods isiand
now memhef Of congress;
Hon WN Wo0pBRlpsE, formerly Governor Of Micht
gan, now u. p. Senator;
Hon; J. T; MoRrHEAD, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
nov U. 8. SENATOR
Hon. SAM :. pHEirs. u D. senaios IRON vs.%onsi
Hon soLonos foorx, member Of Cor gre. from VI;
Hon. II. ID. FOsTRR, member OF ConeEess from fecn'e
Hon NJ l.. MARTIN. Delegate IN CONGRESS nom "ecoe-
Gen A. u. popox, membesin Cosersss from Iowa;
X. P. SrOwR, ESQ., Cesk the Hons Of kepsssensvss
| &C. TRowsRlDaH, Esg., Detroit, Mich
i Jossr " Honss, Esa. u Val .rs.t. H..Y%er
Many b ssred
| %eiieioe .R GEO. 3. ZEN. Proprietor win'der. "
REED. BATES T. AUSTIN. Wholesale Dtussnts. No.
Fos s, saIs ~ WSGiiT Co, Isl Char,s. 4
~ Price 81 per bottle sx bottles tor 81
~ CAUTION Each bottle G.nuns OIyssnssd sttsss
vrspper printed English French And SPan
signature Of Geo Green, rfopteo upon Iafss
Sue and, addition finely euxuved abs uron me op r.
Reed Baes Auan wno are the ~
General Agents. and to whom all srs' mu % An W
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AUCTION SALES.

Clothing and Palm Leaf Hats.
By y. L. TAYLOR Il CO.
TUESDAY, DAY a. at 10 ococA-Wni be their auction
u Store 81 Chsrres
q lU0 OTIS 81 CLOThfNG
~ cases PALM LEAF HATS; La
50 cases UNION HATS: sAIt p
20 dozen PANAMA HATS. my8 :
Shirts. Umbrellas -. and ....... Dry Goods.
ny r. II. PETITPAIN. If
IWEeDAY, May a. 10 oeiochWui Be soid At bis suction
room, No. Cana street
81 dozen Linen Boom SHIRTS
- dozeo Fancy Bosom do.
" dozen Fanny Printed DO
20 d Sen Mariners Striped Shrsi
10 cases GiLsh.m UMBRELLAS;
AND.
100 lots Of Day GOODS consisting Of Cotton Netting Lsss
prin'ed ausIns Lac. striped uns sress Silk Tsues blsgt
and coored hehs and hissd hose and ~
Hose; Linen Sheet Irish Linens psio sod Dap oEte
Lace veis Linen Ds bleeebed and brown Cotsons Cut
onades, Stripes, etc.
Terms literal at sale
Caosuep can be oianed and goods examined early OF
the morning 81 safe. ny.e
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LlVERPOOLPer ship Squantum: Al cases 20 bdls steel
II cks hardware, 46 bds rod iron Robb-52 600
states Lyal Davdson3l 7e do. q bales mdse Dsuhnn
IA crates earthenware Clark MOsby-2 ml.e Rose
50 bdl Steel 800 Brugere Brosls oil Babcock
fennei-5D bdls hoOpron r sey u Bein-5O do
$50 boxes lin plate shark Day Staufler-9O bd hoop
IRON cks hardware Canauze-4 cks 30 J n Ellis SEQ
i do ateIman &co-35o bxs tn plate 20 crates eArth-n
Leoa-a do Cason 4 vls1s do Mcdowell, NJ lis &eeo-3
newell. Hill &co2 casks hardware R,chsrds-2l47 bars
railroad iron, 20 soia ASH 81 bbs nseed OIL hard
ware, 30 crates eartbenware, order
NEW YORk-Per ship Jas Corner: A,sored mdse.
NEW YORk-Per ship Shirley: 400 bales hay, 4O0 bbs
GENE t, order.
RATTAN ISLAND-Per schr John Wesley: Fruit to
Vim Burgess hco.
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TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA:
MOsQUERA, HURTADO g. co.
OF PANAMA,
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
.NeSSrS. LOISOSl - SilveSt1'e,

aHRSSTS. AOlSOM - StICGSITC,
to- Beg to inform the public that they vii receive and
forward MeTchand and Bullion and from New Orleans
San Franci.co by the American steamer rs well as 10
port in Pacific line OF the BRUSH packets.
They the lshmns four hundred mules, under
and facilities for the safe and transports t'on
between Panama and Chagre extensive thai shippers
will find for Their interests give them the pref
strong and efficient adopted 70 insure the
safety of the thei' illustration OF
winch may be mentioned the they have W ID The
Panama Railroad Company Tor the Of al The
Uned States mails to Panama with the Atlantic and Pa
Royal Company Ice transportation under an AIMED escort
Of gold silver and alUabe articles also their contracts with
Insurance companies respecting goods anu treasure consigned
to them.
Ship ers in New Orleans will hand to Messrs LOISON
SlLVESTRE three copies OF each 1l OF ia'iiDg, and
comprising landing and porter.ee at Chages, Coo
gona or Cruces river freight land cafsge storage pGer
age and reshipping at Panama. on SAID goods These
charges all regulated very low tariff established by
'sQUERA, HURTADO co.
" For further particulars, apply to tm9 I'm
LOISON e. SILVEsTRE, SO Charities st.
who viii take charge of ali goods destined tor the sthmus.
PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office Of Superintendent
OF Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
wili not exceed shall only endeavor tn nstruc,
them 70 all suitable studies, but sha also pay srt at'enton
TO their and morals and consult their wei IN Az
things My residence is the Fall River Railroad twelve
hons travel from New York aud from Boston, 9n me
20 der OF the pleasant ase 81 Brdsews,er shall ,sav I've
further In formation, will find daily 2a9 Camp s,,es
bstwean and q nnck D., u. Iapl41 .fES a, 86AWs
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NOTICES..

MGl Jaersom RgfDes. Attention.
Nd. Al nj ss.o ar cou, Osny j,,iI every TT lsDAY
y y1 MI and FRIDAY EvErl~ys m half
W Nv W cf W,shaetoe Ar,iIsry. By order Of
sot Ii myfa II G. FpRSO. o. 3.
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rchf RrtsdlaRt Millgao, Pensacola, Hurley
Schr FAIRY, Williams, Havana, 0uadras 6co
-
Arrived.
Ship squanum, Crocker, A days from Liverpool, to John
Ship Jas Corner Bennett, days from New York.
Ship shirley. Hitler, IA days from NewYork. to master
LIST my.
,em ship julius, Klockget "a days from Savannah, in
ballast, to Warneken Il Observation-Disclosures.
Sp steamship Neptune. ermeno. from Vera Cruz l2h inst
Btszos st JsgO, in bslias. to Schmidt 6co-POint
Ship Cordee, Gss, ID days from New York. in ballast
sp hip Aurea Nata days from Havana. in ballast, to
Cusack-lst my.
sp brig san Miguel, yentoss 4days from Havana. in bal
Ia I, To PUG, Mir &cO-Ist my.
Br schr John Wesey. Kirk days from Rattan Island to
VIM Burgess &co-.t my,
s1EAmBOATs.
Anna No ~, Johnston, from It MarnsvIle.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
belle Key, Key. fOm Louisville
Dr Bailey, Holmes from Vicksburg.
Hungarian. Neal, from Cincinnati
HuDtsvie Harmon from Florence,
Ophelia, Gordon, from Washington.
Tnscumbia, Johnson from Lefore.
Towboa YANKEES fhnton. from The Passtowed down and
1Sa on the ais inst. bark ClOelia-brOught up ships
Wesley
Towboat Hercules, Davis. from the Psres-owed down
and % sea the ah inst. ships John Haven and Me.
Rnnticcok-broueht chips Squan'nm and Jsst
Iowboa Panher COutman from the Passes-tOwed dow n
aud to the I'D inst, bark cherokee and brig l.
Palmer-bTOught o shps julius Shirley
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BOSTON-Per bark Wilson $685. sacks com
PENSACOLA-Per sch Patsalaga: 100 bbIs -four 500
sacks corn.
HAVANA-Per schr Fairy: 1916 SKIS corn 100 bbs 10 cs
lard, lv0 bbls tsroyv, 45 boxes cheese.
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Spoken.
By the ship Shirley the 2st inst off Hoen the Wa
Bremen ship Schiller, from NewYork, for Havana.
Passengers.
Per steamship Neptune from Vera Cruz3I passengers.
Per ship Squantum, from Liverpoo-ao0 in steerage
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

SLAVERY IN CALiFoRNIA.-THe Intit
9Trned-Yesterday, a Missouri slavehol
der arrived from California, with fine lot
Of gold aud Rne-looking Young cuoicd
man, claimed as his slave. Happears That
he had taken hun from Missouri in March,
lS49, and that the young min had served
him nearly two years at the mines, earning
his master" some thousands OF dollars.
A. one time he was offered I500 per year
for the fellows services but refused 10 tax e
less than $1,000. He took him out "a his
slave, held him and worked him as such
while in California. and compelled him, A.
gainst The mans wishes, to return with hin,
as such, and intended last evening 10 have
left this city for Missouri, with his man Sam
Sam. however, took counsel as to his rights.
and on learning that from the day he ST
foot in. California. he had been, in law, his
own man. he had Just stepped aside and
concluded TO let the Missourian 90 bark
alone, but not until he had been greeted by
a writ, issued by E. ID. Culver, ESQ., Of this
city. claiming one-hali of the young mass
the Scripture, which afiirms, The Labor
or is worthy Of his hire" " Thou shalt
not muzzle tho OK that treadeih out the
corn" We see no way but that The Mis-
sourian must hand ever some of the dust 10
Sam. What is worthy OF note in Sans
story is, that there are other blacks at the
diggings, KEEP, and claimed as he was and
he anirms that there are so many Soulh-
erners and their agents there, that they dare
not attempt TO get their freedom or resist.
lie is young man of great candor, and
adduces tho strongest evidence to coefrm
his statements. The writ was personally
served on the owner, SO he must face the
musir.-N Y Tribune, I'M.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

THE Hon DANIEL WEBsrrR.-Wo learn
rom Boston tina, the Hen. Daniel Webster
accompanied by his son, Mr.. Fletcher Web
ster, and his friend E. NJ. Blaichlord, ESQ.
Of this city, leh Franklin, N. H., on Fri,
day, Tor tour around the White Noun
Trims. Mr.. Webster arrived al Center
Harhor at the head Of Lake Winnipiss;o-
gee, on Friday evening. intending to remain
here until Monday, when he would proceed
10 Conway. He is travelling in his own
cunnre, with the purpose oil stopping al
nil points orintercs, on the route. We are
glad to hear that his health Is very much
Improved since he left Washington, and
that unless recalled there by some exigency
not iorseen, il is not his intention 10 return
to the capital within nj least month, hoping
and belicveing that the invigora,ing air Of
his native hills will entirely removable his
health anil strength. In common will,
thousands Of Mr.. Websier's admiring fellow.
citizens, we earnestly hspe and anticipate
sIch h rcsut.-N Y. Com
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-27

A Girl or THE RIGHT soRT.--It scem,
shat there was young lady in the Woman.
Rights Convention at Akron, who took
still more common sense view of the subiec
than that of Mrs Swisshelm. Her doctrine,
were not popular il seems among the esprit.
forts of the convention, but we venture tC
say that they will be quite the contrar,
where bearded chins pretlominatc. An en-.
husiasilc EnglishmaE would call her trump;
he might even 60 further and say that She
had entitled herself to be denominaied q
brick Here is an extract from the report
Of her speech:
"For her own part" she said, she loved
man individually and collectively, better than
woman, and so she was sure, did every one
Of her sex, if they, like her, would utter
their real sentiments She was more anx-
ious for mans elevation and improvement
than for woman's, and so was every true
woman"
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WHERE IA Mn. REDriELD ?-The Bel
iors Falls Standard, II democra ic ,rcr
Of The Old Line stamp, says:-
"Now we are able 10 stan. upon the
best authority that Timoil p Redfrld
heds tho same doctrines in relation 10 the
constIulionali'y Of the Fugitive Slave law,
as are expressed in the letter of resigna-
ton written by the Hon. l.. d. Peck, and
II he is an honest man, he will not allow
his name 10 be used for the purposs ofkcer-
ing in existence party whose success de-
ponds entirely upon their beisg able to
practice deception upon the people BY the
use OF mems names as candidates lsr Office.
in whose character Tor political integrity
they have not lost all confidence"