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r H. MORRISON 81 CO, Wholesale Gro
y GERS, No. l, corner of Canal and G stomhouse
streets, New Orleans. A large and general as
sortment of GROCERIES for sale Ior cash or
city acceptanees.
IL Country merchants and planters are re-
,peet!uily invited to give Us call. 1-1y
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Ice! Ice!!

"a The undersigned will keep on hand 3
Mf8 constant supply of ICE during the warn
&skB weather, which he will sell to the public
at moderate prices. His depot is at the corner of
Main and Willow streets
ap19 THOMAS EFINS.
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A. p. WOODRUFF

u l.. NlMMO & CO.. Gens,ui Grocers
liz No. 7 Front Levee street, between Custom
.Iouse and Bienviiie streets, New Orleans
10 A full assortment of Family and Plan
tafion Supplies constantly on hand. l-6m
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Bureau du Grefier, lie 81 Mai, 1851.

Succession de Resale Richard, decsass.
I.rTAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Cour de
- District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu QUE
LEWIS r. CURTIS, de cette paroisse, admin
istrateur de Ia susdite succession, enregisfrE
dams cette cour son tableau de distribution des
produits provenant des biens de Ia vente de b
dte succession, avec une petition demandant que
lie dit tabeau soft hounologue ct approuve, ct
quill soft autorise payer lie montant exhibe dams
lie susdt tableau:
Avis ct par lie present donne tous ccux qui
celia peut concerner davoir deduire dams le dix
jours qi snivront la date du present avis les raj
Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelies il ne Sc.
rait pas fait droit sa demande
J. v. FOURMT, Grafier.
Bureau du Greffier, lie 81 Mai, 1851
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IEWELRY-JEWELRY!
Lumber.

EoR SALE-Two good plantation BELLS.
Z weighing 125 lbs. and ITO lbs. Apply to
w. S. CARY & CO., Cea..eviIle
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lJuTTER & CROSLAND, Commission
w usst Fotuarasng Merchants, No. 8 Gus
,o,nhouse street, New Orleans, are prepared to
.eceive consignments OF Sugar, MoLasseS, &c.
All shipments to their address are covered by in
snfsnce, TO prevent loss
GT Particular attention paid to the execution
1f orders for Plantation Supplies, Ne. oil
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JAMES u. JONES.
sYaus FLINT.

VIRUS FLINT. JAMES II. Jones.
= FLINT &JONES, Nos. 40 ant 40 ..oyal
os street, New Orleans, H1holesatsaasa Rstza
osslees ~ Ca5iiast Fsr.tture, CAssrS, Spriag
fz!y t.A4s t..4s HpIpss IF Maftrssses. Feathers, PtNsh,
gurLsf Hsfr, Furnish, Che Ch0tr and Sofa
Springs, IFe56ing, Cabinet. makgs Hardscare,
CtlstoSs, Sc. o4 -1y
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A. F. Milan.
JOHN A. TRoUsDALE
McLAIN & TRoUSDALE,

sss=-- McLAIN & &TROUSDALE,
SsS Practical Deastisss, most respect
'IIII1p fully tender their services to the
aides ana gentlemen OF ST. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, IN the above profession, in all its
branches. A
Artffcial Teeth, from one to full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without arti-
icial Gums.
B.. All operations performed with the ut
nostzeare.
Messrs A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, (the former four
and the latter two years,l take pleasure in r.
commenting them as ski!ful and competent Den.
lists, in all the departments oil the science.
WILLIAM CIssNA, Surgeon Dentist.
Pattersonville, Feb. "a. 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Vacant Estate Of Samuel Sattsrthau1tt, DECD
~ Parish of St. Mary.-Whefeas SAMUEL
L. RANDLETT, of this parish, has fled in
this court q petition praying that he may be sp-
pointed curator of said vacant estate:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
J. v. FOURMY, Clerk
Clerks Office Nay 81, 1851.
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S7,eessssoR Nsea,,te de 81 kSattsrkazst, 3ee1St
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA -CoCs CO
- District, Paro;sse Ste. Ma-ie.-Atteaiu cue
SAMUEL Z. RANDLETT, de cette psro;sse.
earegistre Gaas cette coug uIe petition deEsars
daut gull soft ro.lzaG cu.atecr de a susdi1e sEe-
cession:
Avis est par lie present donne soas eenx an
celia peut eoncerner d'ayoir dedaire dams le DIX
jours qu suvront la date du present avis. les sai
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles i ne Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J. v. FOURMY, Grefler.
Bureau du GFeffier lie 81 Mai, 1851.
Estate Of r osaLie Richard, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Distric Court,
~ Parish of St Mary.-Whereas LEWIS r.
CURTIS, OF this parish, has filed in this court
a tab!eau Of distribution of the proceeds Of the
effects from the sale of said estate together with
his petition praying that the same may be hezno-
LOCATED and approved, and that he be authorized
to pay over the amounts as exhibited in the said
tabieau:
Notice is hereby given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
J. V. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 81, 1851.
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EDWARD c. BRENT,
ANTHONY w. BAKER.
Franklin, March 8, 1851 st
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E. T.. NIIMO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-17
corr:spondencence Of the New York Express.
CABINET ESSION-GENERAL QUITTMAN


While write. tho crbine. IS in Session and it's said
No Lass personaes than his Excellency, Governor General
onitman The story goes that the District Judge of LOU
isiana before whom the suit against the General brought
has made anpcaton 10 the President for advice and the
oninon il adyanccd-I do i,--that The Cabinet
vii. decide gran, the Court the corpo,ss guard ssked
for in the event be needed TO induce the Geneafs attsn
dance In New Orleans.
The Spanish Minister De La Barca has been urging mat
tsr the cast week quite senuous and II Is as much at his
instance tho Federal sn'hcries OF Louisiana tai me
,oonIs,on Is mode De La Barca Is determined 10 push
the suit TO extremes.
He ,hssefsre appeals the President and demands s0m.
o,anea I, ha treaty obligations Of 1916 and the Court
bt. him, because /, contends Quitman has also been gull
~ of high treason 10 furnishing TO the enemies OF the
Republic &c. &c. &C. do not ask you 10 repose implicit
filth In these statements DO not but II IS manifest mat
De Darca il cross about the affair
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RICHM0AD ENQUIRER
FRIDAY MORNING. J.SUARYI7.
|: iit.RO.iDS.

RAILROADS.
The iplow IN. s, ot RaiIruu,s in pennsylyanIa u
NJ embarrassing 10 "Ir readers. II will be se4n
niles Of raroa, in ih4: State cost ;35 t0l 1885, 0:
rage Of s2S,729 per mile. Tnis average is greatly il.
hy the cNpensiysness of the Philadelphia and Reacg
which was constructed for tho purpose Of compez
The Schuyk canal In the coal trade. Ii will be =.
tina, road cost 81 53l, IA, or SIPS 993 per mile,
tina, during mos, OF the Tor business heavy
rain leaves the coal mines every twenty ;hir,y
and tln, there is continues! downward grade 10 Phi
phia the whole distance OF % miles Yet this pcs
connection has not broken down the canal alrhocs
railroad has been able 10 carry The larges, amount
coal carried OH The canal requires To ae twice handle
inc taken 10 the boats from the mines in rars,) WHY
carrie, on the road requires handling bur once II
tho ,a;l.o.d carried ca.,.5 tons; and The canal
tons. In consequence oi tie breasoge OF Tho cana
loss OF large portion OF the season il Sep'em9e' "
and November. 1850 the trans or,aion ieil Gil 10 h
TONS md The railroad Increased TO l.3''so tons u
1915 the whole transportation on oo'' WAS l,oa',o'
and in 1880 /, was 1850 5-"ho'S 'e'"'e $1,000 to-
Ths w,., the Philadelphia and Saadng RliI'oai co..,
meet, and .hey expect TO make good c'vdent og, /
cro6:s Of the last years work. Now, should we des
success in out great lines OF improvement when v.
wha, the people of pennsyI*aria ~ donei We have
nal nearly completed 10 Buchanan l31 miles, being
than double the length % The Philadelphia and Reatn
road or Of the SchGyilil Canal, and which has TO-,
half as much rs those works, md 10 capable Of
more business than ho:a togs,her. We haze no. the
ness TO be sure but e, the canal be carried TO the IS
Kanawha or Charleston, and the tonnage viii 70: be
vi, n will ba far mora valuable. LIT the Virginia.
Tennessee Railroad pouy in is tonnage. nnd the Cd
Railrond bring the Western merchants 10 load bacs III
nal, mud who can too highly estimate the vala' ..
great works or TOO ieaes.ly :.r,a!a their promp, %
tionl
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POLITICAL.

From the Public Ledger.
RATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 8, 1910.
az THE REV. EDWARD c. JONES, \. NJ.
The purpie day was cleaning,
Ala nnrple Stars and Stripes were streaming,
And IRON nerves tension high were strung,
While British plumes were glancing,
And foreign chargers pransing ,,
And the summons "To the Charge" wildly Iung
And Eagle eyewas darting,
And fachion keen was starting
From lis sheath BY the noble Jackson's side;
The signal was but given,
In the face of smiling Heaven,
When the Founders peaec their music tar ana VICE
Up the steep the columns rally,
From the far -ensanguined valley,
Blu, down like the summer grass are mown;
For good old guns are filling,
And brave old veterans drilling,
Where the Cotton Bags encircle like a Ione
The quiet Stars are peeplug,
But Saint Georges hosts arc sleeping
The sleep which no waking eer may knows
While Andrew in his glory,
Bequeathes to age the story,
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From the Grove Hill Herald.
CONC

From the Grove Hlli aeraio.J
A SONG.
have loved thee as never
Loved a mortal heretofore,
And each moment Yndeavor
To forget but love thee more.
When the heart its worship piveth
Where It meets no love again,
Then death within II livetb,
Which doth poison every vein
And thy look is like the chilling
Fall Of ice on southern air.
When the summer is distlng
Balm and music everywhere.
Thou hast chang'd my hearts sweet honey
Into bitter gall and brine,
Yet my soul would etill be sunny,
Caught il not gloom from thine.
Fare thee WELL but oh, remember,
When the spring-tme lights thy way
Thou dost make my life December.
While II should be sunny May.
Should my spirit flee before thee
To the angels world above,
Sain,ed still, twill no er Ger thee,
And pro;ec, thee with It's love.
o5ile, Ala. 1cllH
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New OsLEASs. Jas. 10.
Cotton market easier awaiting tbs steamer news.
Sugar-prces declined y and large sales made o. 'eee
whiskey 741 cent. per gnllon
Tobacco market firm, al former prices
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and meet the faces Of friends and brethren, whe
g.. Lose 1--we rHE uStuH.
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TERMS
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 for so lines, and
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tsements of greater length except AuctIoneers, vino
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A COURT SCENE IN ARKANSi

~ COURT SCENE IN ARKANSAS
me Camden Dark Herald relates the follow ing
qo1st~' oil judicial dignity, and never suffers it TO
be run over without word OF explanation from the
oHehusr' was administering justice in the town of
Inc court was proceeding rapidly in the despatch
OF me public business, with unusual degree Of qu-
etude, except the steady peaIs of the futoned and
eloquent voice of Col W, the Jealous STATES atl
torney, when all at once out in the street hard bv
the courthouse, loud voice was heard MAKING
hofrd use OF the Kings English, and Threatening
great abuse OF the human form divine in this wise
Jlst MT me II you dare with that stick, and wish
may be chewed up if don't knock the death ervans
out OF your Internal ribs! This attracted the courts
attention, and caused the speaker to halt
MI Sheriff, bring that bilgerant into court said
the Judge ~
The Sheriff obeyed, and brought in by the sleeve
about six feet four inches in his brogans, not bad
tace, but indicative OF inordnate passion for fat
beef and 'buSt-heac' '"'
is that the man raising that disturbance outdoors
said the court.
well, spose is, If you call talking in vear7,pst
raising fuss, replied the offender.
The court commenced one of his moral lectures for
which lie Is so remarkable, strongly animadv
upon the great criminality of swearing fighting &c
when the offender, with earnestness spread over
his countenance, something like mixture OF a laugh
and cry, interrupted the court and said
Stop Judge, and let me tell you the rale ciYcum-
stance OF it, wafnt the digressor. He drayv'd on
me STICK tu two feet over, and made c3Yalccaio7j
motions about my head, and jst c0ngeoted myself on
to my dignity, and SSupemded myself on my rights
This speech Bbroke the thread of the courts re-
marks, and for several minutes, with his uuder liz be
tween ms teeth, it turued the leaves OF his docket
AT length it said, Let the gentleman retire for this
time AS the hero OF this sketch passed out the door
ne was heard to say BE Jeemany co'nered the court
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--------------4--ass---
SYNOD OLE VIRGINIA

The sessions OF this body, which commenced on
Thursday night, the 10th, closed on Monday at o.
clock p M The interchange OF courtesies and cor.
dialities between the members of this ecclesiastical
body and our citizens has been OF the agreeable
kind Among the items OF business transacted by the
SYNOD NAV be mentioned tho adoption of resolutions
after an animated discussion, to carry out plan re-
ported by committee tor Church extension within the
commemorative oil Virginia and Maryland A stand
ing committee Uhree from each PGesbyteryl was ar.
pointed prosecute the enterprise Saturday evening"
the annual narrative OF the state OF religion in their
respective churches was presented by the pastors and
elders on which condensed report presented on
Monday morning, which was unanimously adopted,
and ordered TO be published 1t appeared from these
reports that particular attention has been paid to the
instruction OF the coored people, whose dependence
| us demands corr bonding solcitude on our part
Rev w. McLain, Secretary of the American Coleni-
cation Society," rep orted great increase OF interest all
over the country in the objects and results of that in
tuition About 100 colored emigrants are shout to
leave this State, Eunder the provisions OF the law OF
26th March 1850, aud to Getlle in Liberia Fifty 9th
ers belong to the expedition. Rev vals oregon have
been enjoyed the last year by eli The churches 10 Mons
rova. Even the poor untaught Africans rescued from
the iron grasp of their foes, have been cheered and
blessed with the hope inspired from Heaven, in their
conversion 10 God. The interior tribes wait tor Law
from civilized America and Tor the Gospel from Chris
| tlan America.
Among our city cergymen in attendance on the
| Synod we observed Revs. Job Guest S. A. Roszel
| d. E. Reese, Leo Rossef Brlgga and Rogers; lnvl-
atons having been extended by The pastors OF the three
Methodist Churches OF the First Presbyterian and the
Baptist, to occupy their pulpits on the Sabbath, they
were cordially accepted, and these puplts were led
by members OF the Synod from various parts OF the
| State, and from Maryland, morning, afternoon and
night In the Second Presbyterian Church, the Holy
| Communion was administered on Sabbath atten Don,
| by Rev Messrs Taylor OF Richmond, and Tory OF
Woodstock the houss being crowded to overlooking
Rev. Mr. Newlin OF Lynchhurg preached in the NOM
| ing and Mr.. Cumpston OF Prince Edward, at ght.
| Resolutions were passed commsudatory OF the cause
of Temperance, vindicatng the sauctity Of the Sab
BATH aud calling upon all the friends OF these causes
to exert their utmost 10 prevent the ravages OF Intern
perance and The increasing PROCLAMATION OF the
Sabbath, and especially on our public thorough
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FROM YuCATAN

L IN
We have before us & file OF the Merida SigIo Diez v
Nueve up TO October Sd. This is the official paper
OF Yucatan, and though the numbers we have in our
possession are rather bare OF news we have endsa.
yored to CLEAN from them something OF interest rela-
tive to the present condition OF the Peninsula
In the Sglo OF August 22d, we find letter dated at
Peo, which gives sad aceo cunt of the ravages which
have been committed by the nsurgent Indians in that
district. The town OF Pelo, like ali those which had
fallen into the power OF the Indians, is almost ruined
Every where the disastrous effects OF the war are seen
Families which had once been wealthy are nov re-
duced to poverty, the fields deserted crops are
scarcely raised, and in fact there are not persons
| enough to till the soil. However, it appears that the
tide of war has turned in favor of the whitas-
Gen. La Vega conducting the campaign with energy
and has rescued large district from the power OF the
insurgents.
Another letter dated August 22d, gives an account
of serious revolt which had broken out among the
soldiers at Tibosuco. 1t appears that Col Rosade had
ordered two soldiers to be punished. Some of the
others tried to prevent the execution of the sentence
" suppressed Gen. La Vega marched the scene of
disturbance with hundred men and succeeded 10 re-
storing tranquility. He then ued order declaring
that all persons who might revolt, cause revolt in
the army, would instantly be hung.
We learn from still another letter of the same cor
respondent that ID, Jose Caruto Vela CurG of Isama
about to proce to the lines OF the rebels in order
to endeaVer to negotiate peace with them. Much
good is expected from his mission, is thought that
his holy Office will carry great influence with it, This
does not look as though the whites were having every
thing their own way.
Vea was to be accompanied on his embassy by a
commission composed of members besides him
self.
A fight had taken place between the Indians and
Government troops in the canton OF Kampocoche in
which the latter claimed a decided victory
Gen La Vega has given orders for all the prisoners
taken by the troops to be Immediately set at liberty
Further news from the seat OF war is contained in
letter from Peto, (Which appears to be La Vegas
headquarersj dated September Sd. This asserts that
frequent skirnshes take place between the whites and
Indians, in which the latter always como off second
best.
One of the principal difficulties in the way OF sue
cessfu prosecution ofthe war the want Of good
map of the scene OF operations. 1t appears that The
only one they had was published in this city ia
l849. They We're getting up one on an OK
tensve scale.-N. o. PIC.
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THE DAILY TIMES
TRUE WOMAN.

No quaint copceit of speech,
Ne golden, minted phrase
Dame Nature needs to teach.
10 echo Woman 8 praise:
Pure love and truth unite
10 do thee, Woman right
She is the faithful mirror
Oh thoughts that brightest be;
VI feelings without error,
OF matchless constancio;
when art e, avs to renter
More glorious Heavens bow
40 pant the virgin splendor
Vi iresh-fallen mountain snow,
New tancies will find,
10 laud true Woman's mind.
No words can loyeler make
Virtues all-loyely name:
NO change can ever shake
"A woman's virtuous fame:
The moon is forth anew,
Though envious clouds endeavor
10 screen her from our view
More beautiful than ever:
80, through detraction's haze,
True Woman shines slwaya.
The many.tinted rose,
OF gardens is the queen;
The prefumed violet knows
No peer where she is seen.
The flower of woman kind
Is aye gentle mind.
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FALL TRADE, 1851.

ROCKS g. BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN IL DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-25

NNRESH IMPORTATIONS, just received by
IL ID. IL. LONDON.
Dicks celebsated Spool Cottona
Mouslins and English Prints
Blankets, Cambrcs, Vestings and Cloths
West England extra Casaimeres
Black, blue and brown Cloths
Buck sdin Gloves, made by Dent, Allencrott ~
Co., London. oc2l-tt
NtHAMBER CANDLESTICKS,--S Silver pls-
u ted Chamber Candesticks, with two pair Smut
ers and two Extingushers for each pair also, very
fine Chamber Csndlesticks made OF Britannia metal, a
very durable and handsome article, tor sale by
oc II GENNET 81 JAMES.
TSOR TOBACCONiSTS.- bale fresh Italian
T. Annise seed, strongest kind
10 lbs. essential Oil Almonds. English
so baskets Olive Oil, sweet, part in very large bottles
Prime Tongua Beans
bbls Tobacco Flavor, prepared, DC.
For sale by
&C Is DOVE, lSAACS o. co.
WNOW HATAN OR BUCKINGlIAM
n PlPES.-2 bbls. oil these celebrated pipes, JUS
! el5 DOVE, IsAACS i co.