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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur

rogate Of the County Of New YORK. notice ;. hereby
Siyen 10 all persons having claims sy dDst WILLIAM ED
WARDS late Of the CITY Of York, dscsased TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers i.eIeof u the al
The store Of Robert Edwards. JUNIOR No ,H Hnison-
street In the City ofNow York before the Dlaetesnh
day Of January nex-Daied New YOrk the hhssntk dag
Of July. 1851 ROBERT ED"AhDs
iyis iayCmWeds Adminsustor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
nUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
<yY-yORK - ALBANY and TROY. Water

UDSON RIN En- hAlLhUAD.--
II NETWORK t. ALBANY and TROY. Water
advancement On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. }, the Trans
Ill HrtI further noties run a. follows
Itave New-Yoss. gong Nora, non me once hsI
CLIMBER At A NJ for peessklu, sto2pins a. Al
"a, ,,aIlols Al A NJ Way Mail Tram Tor AIosny tne
6, s.oppBg az Pseksk aad all statiens n'ra % thA.
scs IN ,lsuai ard connecting wf,h trans fJr me "est
go Moth Al 10 A VI Express FREIGHT ana En's'aNl
Tran for Albany and TT y. At L NJ Ewes fta 10Y
ahary and Troy stopping only ~ Pe~kSkll Cole 'r.Ae
SSfE, and HUDSON connecting ~sa est
I'm aud NotheIa Trans ~ Ii 81 fo~ fousA tSspele'
ltlgh AZ pssseI ger tram sopprEg AZ All WAY stats
Al p M faf FOugb Seepsie stopping AZ ~ay staIiohs
ASP Nj Mad Trans iOr Albany and Troy, sieps.5s a.
p.,ssk AID all stations North u that place on sigma
aS,pM Pessskii stopping at all way s5au9ns ,
Leave PougAksspse fer Albany and Troy a. d A NJ 'f
h.Icbt AID Passengers. st5g PING az ~ay sta't0ns .
cav, AlOany aBd Troy engine si4tca soAS SUI y
va Mari Tam foI New en- stopping Al AZ way "a
,oa -, Al rails % se received and delivered
A. II : NJ EIprsS Tran for New fGrs, St'ps.ns ~
srhodSck Cs1sSekis Hudson. Oss a flVoli ahI.eDs
Hvde Pax, Poaghkeepse New hamoergh' SUI
Geld srrirg Psekssil, Sing SInx IsrTyo"h pea
Ooph's Ferry and Is8sers A lip. N Ffsiss1 anu AZ
snesr Tram 10, POUg stoyrng Al ~ ~A sAs0As
A. FL NJ for passsngsrs for New fOIk. stopping a
Srhs,rk S,ayvsssni goxsses,e H1tson, IlSpl; fo9sn
$3.50. New -HambuTgh PsksI1. Cold Snrins ,FsessAL;
s,ng SEs lsrrytowI Dobb Ferry and foassrs A. y
. y Tor IN trrvs Il uaib FROM the vest Nsnt h-a
rr.n Ion Ns~-yok sEoyD only % deliver pAssSs gen
..~.S stations At 4 A NJ for freight 2Hc p2ssen-
ser. sta,pplng az was a2tlc1S :. ..-.,.- n
90 P,@ssslll for fs~-Ssrk AZ 81 Al .,o'Phs -
- s...,ons AT 4. M. stOpSn< al way s.aHnss -,
xSs-s VII sroe-rs T'es,ts before snierLg 1ae 81
NsrYork. Dec. 3 1851. lG5l " c foUNe' rfssH
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, according 70
law to all Deysons having CLAIMS against DANIEL
esaSed that they are required 70 erhIb the SANE VA
he y0uel srs thereof The subenser At tns sSe o.
g, III ,ss HELEN ~ CLARK,
~ ~, e. ., u.A. Adm nsIstnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI.
CAM ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
TEv YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct and between
PCSTON aad LIvERPOOL-Ths Boston SHIPS ouly call
lag at HaaI 20 and ard receive mails and p1sssEgsrf
ARABIA, Capt. - AFRICA, A. Ryre.
pEESLA Capt. -. EUROPA. E g Lott.
ASIA. c n = Judtslt NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AhERJCA n shsnAOz CANADA ". HARRISON
CAMBRIA.J Leiteh.
These vessels carry a clear White HIGHT at ;heas
Ecu carload bov, red "a rort bon.
ASIA, rem BOSTON Wednesday. De- -
AMERICA. frpE4 NV YORK. Ws'isesa4r, De- -.
NIAGARA, from BOS ON. "Wednesday Doc. a
EUROPA, from NEW WORK, "Wednesday, Dee j
CANADA from BOSTON, Wednesday JaA 7.
AFRICA, from NEV-YORK, NedDssday Jaa H.
% Frsncn, GerHan and other Fore "a Gosis eS &c
and brought common with British Goods rhrpuEa oif
Of Ing are gwen IN Havre for New-YOrk
Passage from Newer OF b ston 70 Liverpool sZs
Bsrths not secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged on specie beycRd amount Tor
DersonAl expenses
An experienced Surgeon On board
f All letters and newspapers mus pas through ne
Posi- Office FOR freight passage. apply TO
T. CUNARD, Jr., IS BroAavp
Fug CABIN, $l2e; Second Cabin. SO aux
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

OPPOSITION to MONOPOLY.-lN-
IMPLEMENT LINE FOR CALiFORNIA, via
CHAGRES and SAN JUAN al reduced rates of fare =
Tn. new and splendid Steam. hp INDEPENDENCE, 400
uns register. Charles stodda d. commander vii sal Tor
Per 3, N X connecting with the favonte Steamship
NEW ORLEANS, 10 leave Panama on the l3!h Janpi,y'
The BROTHER JON ATTAIN will succeed the ln1e-
penc epce al sail from NewYOk on l2.h January For
he rht or massage apply 10 MILLS. Agent,
dtstsq No 81 Courtlandt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
gT,HE PENNSYLVANIA ST EAA.

gROA PEA ANeIFrlA fA'~ -
gsloOn...-- ~ DOl-s .S2sO~ya- - uulAs<i
Cahin.....--.. s. DoiaIs CABIN ~ GuiRe-s
these iacCde Prov isions and Stew ARDS rec 20
xot Vines OF Liquors. which be had Oh board Ilt
Csbn 1hs and attendance, VII ns iouae
unsurpassed
gov Hsyre Rotterdam. Avghotn. Marseiilss aud asns
Mediterranean ports, BY which GOOD caA Se sN;psd =
verpool And hence the Inc - Phllsds 9hlS arsc
Goods intended ioI Nswysls aud other places, VII ~
entered and or Arded By Av Agest without charge aAa
NitA ECONOMY and dispatch Those ~ho ~lsh IA bring ths
trends IRON Liverpool sAggt passage io taeu ny az.
These khipS experienced Surgeon vi a~ earned on
zach ship rreght sne goods lss 1H AMI P-imsss
EOr freigh, or passage, Apply -
rpOMkS pICE ARDSON. q Exchange place, New Yors
and NAlRst-sg., Phlla3aphis
aLnA . aNsNA nRNIHERS = co Ilvernla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

SUPREME COURT. County Of New
~ York Peter Bsre1lct, psIati. ssaa1 Jsnss Wa
N ara GsIse Watson, defendants -sanaens ff roasy
den and on contract. Con not seT ITO j Mk< Al
son and GEOkGE WATSON. he said dsssadsa..
You are hereby summoned and required TO answes tas
talpt in III actt n. ch All he fled IA tss sice
tie Clerk Of the Cts and Go sn'y OF Ne" YORK tas
Cny {a IN sa,d CRY II New Yok aai 10 serve aebpy 4
III answer o. the sad comp act tse snascoer a.
oa cs No g. John street said CAV of New fok, ~hta
DAYS after the OF this sunmnns % von et-
cusr,r the nj such service sed YOU fAlt TO an
su,r the said c0mpiaas within the tms afefeshd, me
pnn II, N this aciion wn take judgment against you Tor
the sum " two hundred dollars ~, aiefess tom the
ninth CAV Of Deeen Der thousand eight hundred aad
INV one, bssdes the cost Of ihis ac,loh-psied De-
ctnbsr 9, 1881. A. BENEDICT, Plhsuhs Any
The complaint mentioned IN tho above Summons WAS
f,d IN he Ofcs ths Clerk Of ne City an Ccoatv OF
New yoik on the 10Th day OF December. iS)L-Dated
New York CITY December 10 1891 -
dI1 iawswwed A BENEDICT. Plaintiffs Auy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

,sr ben r.ds d tie conditions 4 - csg'ain wort
sls,s 10 sIccuied ~ AhHsnd.f MeiNlie 20 Nch"
Ia hcGraw Gavin Coaat eBe J)rjsa Mott, rrste.s
81 he AmsrcaB Bsn-ft Batdns AssHts'ioa. Tn nrst
est,d the ls.k dsy Of JUN 1873 and iscocsi "A iae once
ssxs,sr Of ths Ct, ssd County II Neslpss n Lber
sSs OF MoEtgasss page lS Juls 81, 1873 AID nosd ~
a. nssatars esscued oy toe SAD Alex ieF Melville ~
eaiee Jannsy 49, Ia o. and Ttcfdsd n tae same es IN
lter 80 al Motgasss pagc 33l lsnnay - tSSS an he
>. ord eA'ed SEPTEMBER 1879 acd &c -' "a hs sans
1875 and ee ~ lnisotu-e ..e,' ~ ne SAD AZ
sXaEdes Melville Jr dated December p 49, and record
eeut a. 1872 Whereby he power 81 contained IN the
sad Mortgage has become operative an suit Or pro-
secured such mortgages asy par thereof ana tho
amount claimed 20 ee iheeOG II the ne Il she hEst
Ia =. dollars and ftysiE ths-cte pubic ao.hrs
he ehy given that the moTgagca premises vii oe sod AZ
public Auct the a'ctn ruani .. siessrs coe Chl-
toh No atl.sf IN he CITY Of New YORK he tween
v-Srth cay Cf DeCr Hber neat a. ~ of.A Noon. 10
sai.f the amount due SUCH oortsaSes a. the late
hereof. and the c'Sts and sNleuss Slt,~e1 ., ne
follow * u description OF the m'fteased pfrnsss
Contained N sAd morsasss Al. enie Ga ng,ss x ~
New-Nork. des gnatd On "maC q lands IN ne NNlH
Ward Of he CITY OF New yoik he property Of me neiTs 81
Surveyor and dated Ap o 1887 BY The nenoers 81 and
$50 bounded aad containing 'osviher A. ioliS~s pesn
POINT 0n The ~sstetb sac o. ths Wh-N a.s-ns
"a feet inches souhery frum the south westerly corner
sf1sth-st and 18th az, Isaats is,nee wes,ssray IN
hne parallel With losh ~ feet ~ inches thence east
war m line parallel With IS list. 70 ieet 70 ths west,
sry line Of e,h and thence noh anil! along ths sAa
westerly side Of 10th a. feet q inches % the place
ginning be tue sad more 81 less danns all ne
residue and remainder OF term o. q years granted
To The SAID Alexander Melville, Jr IN and nv cer'ae m
donturs sfssse between Bache McEves Trustee Of the
the second part and tho sad Alexander Melville Of the
third part dated February l. lSaT aud rosded IN shs Of
Ia Lter ISL u CSayeyarcss. page 40 together ~h the
said IEdeuure OF lease and every clase condition Pro'i
SION, agreement, and be9es; ,esre oon'AAsd-pS'e
September a. ISL S j absssi" MOTT. Trustee.
CALVIN CONDlr,
BARNARD 4 PARSONS, Attorneys. 81 iawE~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
TIA SURRoGATE's COURT, held

~ IN and for the County Of New York ct the sutrc-
rates Cfce in the City Of Nsw-vork on the seveaesath
OF the year Thousand sght hundred 2ad
sNyone Present. Alexander W Bradford, Surrogate In
the matter of the application g. lease OF sell the
real estate OF TreGsrcs Molo decessed On 70 s,lng
aud 6ling the application Of ELiZABErH MOLLIOh
the FJedeTick Moltor late efths City u
New Work deceased for authority TO mortgage lease or
sell the o the said dccessed for the OF
M. debs II IL ordered all persons interested IA inc
sstas Of IKE ssd Frederick MoIof, 3ecessed appear
be fore tbs Surrogate ot the County Of New f"rt al h
onfc. IN the CIV OF New York the thrtstn DAY II
December next 10 oc ock the forenoon Of that DAY,
then and show why auhory should not b:
gwen 10 the said administrative 10 mofg gage, lease or sell
So much of the real OF the sad Fredsrch Mols
d.c, asrd A. shall be sufficient 20 hts debts.
icon RosyNsreIN Attoa ay for The Adalnstta rit.
raa avs A W BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

II n PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER OF tne our
II rogae Ofthe County OF New York nOtce hereby xryea
all persons having claims "a anst CT tfSrIAN MUI
IFK lat. Of the City OF New York deceased u present.
ge same with vouchers thereof to the subscribers a. mo
OF q. 81 fou Beidom, No u Broad way. the City
Rev Yors On before the third day II May nssiDsted
New YoIs tho oath day Of Ootobef 1881.
LOCIs BLEIDORN. Admo' strator
90 faw6nWeis ELLEN MULLER AdninistI ATM, q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
INDEPENDENT STEAMER FROM

TNDEPEND DENT STEAMER FROM
Il PANAMA to SAN FRANCISCO.-Ths well kno "n
and favorne Steamship NEW-0RLEANS, ". e, Han
nerley. Commander, vii leave Panama for san Francsco
Oh 18th Januay. 1852 The ed and accomnod atoms
by steamer on me "a
clc and passe gers may confidently rely on beps amply
proyid ed with everythng for their comfort
Passengers leaving New YORK for Chasres By any OF the
f2d aath oath of December VIII c'n-
nset with the Panama For freight or pas
sage, apply To J. HOWARD SUN hgents,
dl2 t26ih NO "a bfoan"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CD.-
II CHANGE OF SAILING DAY-Oniy THROUGH
LINE foT SAN FRANCISCO via CHAGaEs DlhECT.
FARE REDUCED ON MONDAY, Dec y. at
o'clock p 81 the s.end,d new dosbe engine steamship
III. DORADO I 500 tuBs burden n. HartsteIn, U s
n commander, Will san at precisely o'clock p irom
her pier at foot Warren st connecting at Paoa'
ma th OF cfihe Companys extra steamers 10 SAL with
delay for San Francisco arrival of the passengers
a Panama -
Fsr passage freight apply at the office No III West
81 corner Warren - North River
B-Biils Of ladhg signed at the Office on The morn
OF sailing. di1 t<Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
Surrogate II the Comfy Of New York, non.s here,
by gwen 10 all persons having clam. az ms. MILL
" R0CARDU5 late Of The CIty,f New fsk connss liof-
Law deceased 10 present The same. efb 70 ichsS
thereof the sa)scT0er a. the once Of Anthysy no,
,y,son ESQ No IS William sueet va The CIsy ~ NeS-
or or before the twelfth day ol June neKt-Dalod New
i''N' WV N'''" JACOB A ROBERTSON,
A,o t.vsnWed EIscDtof &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the
schares an iusolvsnt from his debts, pursuant 70
the OF the thpd article Of the hrs' ts OF tue
6fh hapter Of the second part II thu Revised statues.
OEKlN ID CASE of the Clty and County 81 New fet an
rssivebt Debtor Notice dr,t publshsd oeee n ,st lo
ie5 Crsdtors 20 a., ear oefpve Hon. W r. Bsebe CITY
Judge Of tho City AID County Of New YORK on he eth day
Of January merit ensuing, ~ o'clock 10 oIs,sen AZ MS
to ,how cause they have rhy snmes should
frnm hi Debts GEO. HUDSON.
dio Iaw6uW Attorney for Inssl vent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Sur
roeate of the County Of New York notice hereby
gwen 10 all persas having claims against THOMAS Ed
WARDS late OF the City Of New York deceased, 10 pre-
sent the same vouchers thereof Ia the subscIber,
Robert Edwards Jr at his place II business, No jsI iud-
nstI,et IN the City VI New York, o. befie the hrN
das Of January nex-Daisd New York. June uth, isjl
ROBERT EDWARDS ia.
fe23 lauemWs AdmiuistrafW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
COURT.--In the matter of

~ Ut Ff1HI' Nt7V'''' =" VT -,
Sths Application OF the Ms,o5, Aldermen ard Common,
aliy of the City ~ New York relative 10 the OPENlNo
of EIGHTY FOURrH -STREEr from Oh ay 70 the
Hudsun River in the city Of Nev YORK Tao SUBSCRIBERS.
Conn sssnss of Es,mat, aud Assessmens IN hs ABOVE
entitled matter hereby give notice that thes Will meet
the office of r D.lafsid Smith. No "a Nassau ST. IN ths
city of Now. York Tuesdy the ssd day OF Dos. ~oeI'
1881 at O'Clock IN the afternoon f,r tue purpose ~ near
Ing IN opposon to the Estimate ard Assessment maze W
The oners In he above entitled plsssr aay per
son or persons who may consider themselves sssne'sa
thsrebv-Datsd New York, Dec 10. 1871
D. DkLAFlELD SMITH,
GEORGE + CLARK C0mmissi"nsfs
FREDERICK l.. NULrk.) ,,..
nav nd Counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIvER-The sol endid and superior steamers
EMPIRE STATE and STATE OF MAINE leave on alter
aats Gays tSundays exceped) Pier No J. n r. near the
Battery a 4P NJ FOR Freight apply board or AZ the
osfce on Pier No D. TISDALE BORDEN.
eli AEents Nos ~ sad II West q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

T. DELAFIELD SMITH,
GEORGE = CLARK, Commissioners
FREDERICK L. NUL1sl -.
aENRY DAVIES. Attorney and Cosnse4 NJ J'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rogde - the County of New-foTk, "otes - ss,yyw
-I,sa rn ali t.rsons having CLAIMS against BENJAMIN
SMITH late Of the City Of Ne~-York deeeased u pro-
Al lie tore OF Denton Smith Co. No " Front st IN tho
Cy OF New Y0Ih before the first day ~ MAJ bs-
Dated New Yqyis the 18th day Of Octgbsi ls,,' ,,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-21
FARE REDUCED TO $40 FROM
Charleston TO New Orlk.

The Grcu. Mail Route from Charleston, S. C.
T EAVING the wharf at the foot of laurens st.
i 4 daily at g. D. M alter The arrival Of the South.
ern cars, via Wmnst ton aud Weldon, Petersburg.
Richmond, to Washington, Baltimore, ph'ladel-
phia aud to New York. -.
The public is respectfully informed that tho
steamers of this line, from Charleston to vii
lnington are in first rate condition, and are navl-
gated by we'll known and experienced conmand-
ers, and the Railroads are in fine order, thereby
securing both safety and despatch ALTHOUGH
TICKET having already been in operation viii
be continued on and alter the 6rst Of Oct ls48.
as permanent arrangement from, Charleston 10
Neo York. Passengers avaing themselves tAers
ot will have the option to continue without delay
through the route or otherwise, to stop at any 'm
mediate points, renewing their seats on the line
suit ,heir convenience BY this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day during bust.
ness hours. Baggage will be ticketed on board
lIe s,eulsr to Weldon, as likewise onthe change
of cars at the intermediate points from thence %
New York. Through Tickets can alone be had
Of E. WIN SLOW, Agent Of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, at the office OF the
Company, foot of Laurens street, TO whom please
appIy. For other intormatio inquire OF I. ts4
NPF''' L.C. DUNCAN, r
at the American Hotei:
Ma =, 81
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-21

! wal, that depends good deal on the heat
of your oven. Ifyou have very hot oven,
twont do to leave it too long, and if your oven
amt so very hot why you'll be necessitated to
leave it in longer
! well, how can tell anything about it!
why, always let en- bake till Think they're
| done--tllats the safest way. make tia pint
to have EN- baked exactly right. It's very i'm
portant in all kinds obake, pics. bread, pudtens,
aud every tling-to have EN- baked precisely
long enough and jest right. Some folks don't
seem to have no system at all about their ba-
kin. One time they'll harm their bread toa
crisp, and then agin it'll be so slack tain fit to
eat. Nothing hurts my feelings so much as to
see things overdonc or slack. baked Here on
ly tother day, Lorry. the girl that Miss Philpot
dismissed yesterday, come within an ace OF let
tin my bread burn mp. Myhack was turned a
minnit, and what should she do but go to stutfin
wood into the stove at the awfullest rate. Ii |
hadn't found it out jest when did, my bread
would been split as sure as Pm live woman
Juhitcr Ranmin | was about as much de-
composed as ever allow myselfto git! told
Miss Philpot wouldn't stan it no longer--one
of US must qu--etler Lorry or me must walk.
80 you've no rule about making this pud-
dingp
no rule" said Mudlaw, with look of in
tense surprise.
Yes said Mrs. Darling, you seem to have
10 rule for anything about It,
"No ruler screamed the indignant cook,
starting up, while her red fare grew ten times
redder, and her little black eyes snapped with
rage. 'No rules and she planted herself in
front of Mrs. Darling, erecting her tieshy hg"re
to its full height Of majestic dumPiness, and ex-
tending the foreGngcr of her right hand till it
reached an alarming propnity 70 that lady's
nose. 'No rules do you tell me I've no rules!
Me- that cooked in the first families for fifteen
years, and always gin satisfaction, to be told by
such as YOU that Iain't no rules
Thus farhad Mudlaw proceeded, and know
not to what length she would have allowed
herself to 90, and had not the sudden entrance
of Col. PhiIpot interrupted her. He being
person Of whom she stood somewhat in awe,
particularly Just at this time she broke off in
the midst of her TRADE, and casting a look of
ineGable disgust at Mrs. Darling, retreated to
her own dominions, to vent her fury on poor
Peggy, who had done every thing wrong during
her absence.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-21
RECEIPT FOR PoThToE PUDDING.

The author of the Widow Bedott papers
furnishes an article for ihe Saturday Gazette,
from which we extract the following mIth-
provoking recipe for Il potato1 pudding. NrS'
Mud.aw, we will PREMISE Is the cook ot Mrs
Philpot, wife of the candidate for Congress. and
Mrs. Darling is the wife of a worthy mechanic,
whose vote Col. Phil pot is ambitious TO obtain.
Mrs. Darling calls upn Mrs. Fhilpot, and the
latter introduces her to Mrs. Mudlaw, Eer
cook. when the following conversation takes
place:
Miss Phipot says you want to get my re-
ceiJt for potatoe pudden.'
.fcs,' replied Mrs. Darling. 4 would be
obliged to you for tie directions and she
took ont of her pocket Il pencil ami paper to
write it down.
well, 'tis an excellent pudden,' said Mudlaw,
complacenty; for my part, like it about ns
well as any pudden | make, and that's saying
a good deal, | can tell you, for understand
maxim a great variety. "Taint so awful rlch
ms some, to be sure. Now there the Cardl.
nelle pudden, and the Washington pudden, and
the Lay Fayette pudden, and the"
'Ycs Mrs. Darling liked it very much
how do yon make?
"", Peei NY P"t"t"Se an" "'. ' ~
fair water ] always let the water bile before
| put e,n in. Some folks let their potaters lie
and sog in the water so long, before it
biles; but think it spiles em. always make
it pint okaye the water bile
.tiow many potatoes" sa
Wal, always take abont as many potatcrs
as think shall want I'm generally govern.
ed by the size of the pudden | want to make.
If it's large pudden, why | takequite a num-
,er; but if its small one, why. then | don't
take as many AS quick as They're, DONE
take EN- up aud smash en- as fine as as | can gel
en-. Pm always very particular about that - ;,
some folks aint thcy let their potaters be tul
O. lnnps. never d. if there's any thing
hate, it's Jumps in p;>t;iers. wont have EN-
Whether I'm smashn- potat"rs for puddens OF
for vegetable use, s,nash it till there aint the
size of lumpin it. II ! cant get it fine with.
out sitting, why sift it. Once in while
when Pm otherways engaged, | set the girl to
mashin ont. Wal, she'll give it three or four
jams, and come along. Miss Mudlaw, is the
yo,ater fine enough? Jupiter Rammin! that's
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fsITIE subscriber would inform his friends and
/ The pubic generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock of GROCERIES, at the stand
formerly occupied by Joseph w. Dolby, one door
south oi Camrbell's Bakery, and opposite H., Let:
" u Son, where may be found al! articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
o. Inc iulInwing: 2"t"''
Fulr"u Market Beef o -
No. and 2 Mackarel in kits, for family useff
Rio and Java Cofees; crushed and brown SuGsEE
New Orleans Molasses, (new crop) butter, wine
and sod, crackers; cheese, buckwheat, rasins,
currants, almonds, English mustard, 6lberts, PEI
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
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