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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Succession de RarBdin Porahs
ETAT DE- La LOUISIANA

- du Cinquieme District-Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArrEspU: Que JACQUES T0UPS, de La dite paroiEe
ace jour t application Greer de la dite Cour pour
ere nomme Administrator de Ia dite Succession.
consequence toutes les personnes qu pouaient avo
" objections Ia de demande sont par les presentes not
hees de les dedue Greer de Ia ite Cour, bureau
dams vile de Thbodanx dams les dix ours qui suvront Ia
pfemere publication de avis simon la dite application
sera accorde ct confirme scion IA lei.
Tenloin main ct lie sceau de In dite Cour, &c
~ Janvier, mil-hut cent enquante-guatre.
49, l3-2t1 L. 8. ALLAN, Greffer.
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lust RECEIVED, and for sale
- EXTRA ST. LOFTS FLOUR, s ,
GERKINS AND MIXED PICKLES,
LOBsTERS and SALMON in tin cans,
SWEET OIL, pints and quarts,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS, *--
BOSTON and BUTTER BISCUIT, &C., &C. ..
moves ]. F. THOMPSON.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Succession Of HiAians W TusscortA.
ATATE OF Dis

~ rct Ceurt-Parish Of Lafourehe-
In the name and by authority Of the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting in and for said parish there viii be offered for
sale at public auction by Mathurn Bourg Sheriff and
doneer duly qualified and for said parish at
the Court House in the town Of Thibodaux, THURSDAY
the 18th day Of JANUARY 1854, at two O'Clock the
following described property, to-wit:
ONE CHEST OF TOOLS-TERMs OF SALE-CASH-
Jan. TIL, 1854. Bids M. BOURG, Sheriff
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Succession Of Mrs. JosepA J. Rirdere.
NTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fiih Dis

~ u1ct U0urt-Parish Of LAf0urche.
Whereas, J. FRANCOIS RIvIERE Of said parish, has
ned his application with the Clerk Of the above Court to be
appointed Administrator Of the said Estate:
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified TO
- their objections any they have the said application
VIM the Clerk OF said Court at his Office in the town Of Th
aax In ten days after the frst publication hereof or the
~ application viii be confirmed in due course Of law.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said 4burt this
us TIN day OF January, thousand EIGHT hundred
t--1 and fhysfoar ls-Al /. s. ALLAN Clerk.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Succession Of Har1dis PorcAe.
ITATE- OF LOUISIANA-Fitth Dis.

~ trict Court-Parish Of Lafourche
Whereas JACQUES T0UPES Of the parish Of Lafourche
hs led his application with the Clerk Of the above Court
b be appointed Administrator Of said Estate:
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
We their objections any they have to the said application
With the Clerk OF said Court at his office in the Of Th
oodaux in ten days after the first publication hereof
NE d application win be confirmed in due Of law.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this
HAS, 18th day Of January, one thousand eight hundred
- and fifty four. E42tl I. 8. ALLAN Clerk.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

GARDEN sEEDs.-2o00 papers as
~ sorted Garden Seeds fresh, just received from the Ky
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Succession de Nine. Joseph j. Riciere.
kFTAT De LA LOUISIANE-Cou

- du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ATrKSDu: Que J. FRANCOIS RIvIERE de Ia dite pa
roe, &c jour fat application an Greffer de Ia te
Cour pour etre nomme Administrator de Ia ite Succession
I'm outes les personnes qu pouraient avor
des objections Ia de deande sont par les presentes not
nees de les dedre Grefer de Ia dte Cour bureau
dams "a vile de Thbodanx dams les dix eurs qui suvront
premiere publication de Get avis simon Ia ite application
sesa acc0rde ct confirme scion In loi.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, &c
IS Janvfer, pilshuit cents cinquante-quatre.
ESN1 /. 8, ALLAN. Grefier.
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Succession de lime. Marie r. Trosss
1FFAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cou1

- dn Cinquieme District, Paroisse de f.afourche.
ArrEsDU: Que J. FRANCOIS RIvIERE, de Ia sus dite
parosse ce jour fat son application Greer de Ia dte
Conr pour ee nominee Administrative de Ia dte Success
sion.
En- consequence toutes les q pouaient
des objections e demande sont par les presentes notees
de les deiuire Greer de la Cour bureau dams
vile Thbodaux dams les dix jours qu svront la premiere
publication de Get avis simon La te application accorde
ct conffme scion La Iei
Temoin ma main ct lie scean de Ia dite Cour, CO
xdf Janyief, milshuit cent cnquante-quatre s
I3-2tl L.. g. ALLAN Grefier
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SUccesss0n dc Barbdra Gerber
LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour

HFTAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cou
- du Cfnquieme District, paroisse de Latourche.
ArTEsDU Que FRANCOIS GAZE, de Ia dite paroisse,
&c jour fait application Greer de Ia Cour pour
etre nomme Administrator de Ia ite Succession.
I'm consequence toutes personnes pouraent DIES
objections Ia de deande sont par les presenes notifies
de les deuire Greer de Ia e Cour bureau
la vile de Thibodaux dams les rente jours qu svront IA
premiere publication de Get avis simon Ia dte application
sera accorde ct confirme scion La io
Temon ma MAN, ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, CO
II vySH Janvier, mil hut cent cinquante- quatre.
1921 L. 8. ALLAN, Greffer. /
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a WIS., ot,tes personnes qui doiyeDt i
res de presenter ct de regr toutes personnes au
dfe dot sont de meme requs de presenter leurs
c0. ~ d me aufhs e 81 -
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ELANNELS of every color and quality.
l. Plaid and Plain Linseys, Denims, Tckinss, Shifting,
Cassirners Cloths and Towels Irish Linens Table Linen
and Cotton Sheetings, Apron Checks Blankets and Coun
terpanes will be sold at small advance. from New York
and Boston invoice prices, by WAkEMAN SMITH.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

NENTLEMEN'S Lambs Wool and
~ Merno Undershirts Drawers, and Half Hose, Gloves,
Hdkfs, &c, for sale at reduced prices by
n51. WAkEMAN SMITH,
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SILKS, Cashmeres. De LANES, French
~ and English Mernos, Alpacas, embroidered Collars,
Cuffs and Underseeves Edgngs, lnsertngs and Ribbons
mol W.AkEAIAN i SMITH.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

IJINKLE& GUTLr Bntsasr., Ware Rooms, Ne, 3'6,
Ii West Froat 81, Cincinnati, Ohio This extensive
Building so by $50 feet with machinery for manufacturing
Psnnef Doors, SASH birds, Window and Door frames
Mosldings Base PfiasterS, Wealth rboardng, White and
Yellow Pine, Touring, Shelving for Stores, Railing toF
fences, &r. &c. . "a
Buildings framed Lumber furnished Of every descrip
ton. Persons building, be supplied here with all the
materials for houses ready made Of seasoned Lumber.
TERMs.-CASH.
All orders through Beatty, Livget Co.. New Orleans,
s. NJ. Heart & Co., Baton Rouge, will be attended to.
Cincinnati Ohio Feb IL 1853, l2s1y.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

PLACk LEAD-2OOO lbs. Pure Eng.
~ h Black Lead manufactured expressly machinery
for sale by Mcleod l. MALLRoY.
dec.4 No. 90 Camp street New Orleans.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
NEW CARRIAGE ship.

EULFORD & BRO. having commence
4 the Carriage Business in all Its branches,
in the Shop Jackson next door to the 80
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture fstsy
Bugges Carriages Roekaways, and snkies IN every
style repairing done Persons wanting anything in
line would do well to give them call All work guaranteed
give satisfaction New vehicles always on hand Sr sale
dec10tf FULFoRD L BROTHER, Jackson street.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
LIGHTNING RODS z

AM now prepared to furnish and put up any varietJ
of Lightning Conductors, in the most approved Sly
and worklSanke manner Orders solicited.
mhl3tf JOHN LARKIN, Jackson ST..
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Snccess6on de Jean Baptiste Eeger.
TAT DE La LOUISIANA

IL du Cnquieme District, paroisse de Lafaurche
ATrESDU: Que NIKE CELESTINE RANDET yeuve du
decide de dite paroisse jour ait application
Grsfer de dte Cour, pour ere nomme Administrative
de Ia dte Succession
En- consequence toutes les peonnes qu pouaient avor
a onaectons "a e deande sont par les presentes mott
nees &c les dedue Greer de Ia dite Gour bureau
GYMS vhe dc Tmhodanx, dams les dix jours qu suvront
premiere puhhc.fon de Get avis simon b dite application
seFa aecorde & eon6Tme scion b loi
3- Iemain ma main ct le sceau de Ia dite Cour, &c
LIS. ysnyier, mil huit cents cinquante gautre.
l-r-y l5ztl i. 8. ALLAN, Grefier.
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LITERARY DEPOT

JUST RECEIVED-A fine TFlEEZ,
. assortment Of Books for the Holdays-.-TEW
Also, NOTE CASES, and FANCY BOXES. G4zskaz.1
MISCELLANEOUS WORRIES.
SCHOOL, BOOKS . ~
THE ILLUSTRATED RECORD Of the New York Exhibition
OF the Industry Of all Nations
EXTRA QUALITY SF STATIONERY.
BLANK NOTES, and BILLS OF LADISG
BRISTOL BOARDS, Drawing Pencils and Paints
MAGAZINES furnished subscription prices, free Of post
age, or for sale by single numbers
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for any Newspaper Magazine
All the Latest Magazines and latest Novels
dec2s J. Y BENNETT at the Post Office
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

I~aR s. L. MCKINLEY, being permanently located In
~ Thibodaux, an Main Street, tueary opposite Ban
charts drug storey respectfully tenders his professional
vtees to the community i3-tt.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07
Negro 1nfirIn;,ry,

TAR. c. EWING informs the planters fthls vicinity
Dthat he has opened hospital for sick and dsease
Negroes. where they will receive the best of Medical
attendance and every comfort requisite rapid conva-
The Hospital is heated at tie residence of the
late DR.. T. NJ. Williams. Jackson street. l5-tf
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

Selling off at Cost. Great Bargains $
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer their entire
l. Stock Of Goods lower prices than have ever been
offered in Thbodaux az they are DESTROYS of selling
possible BY the st Of March The stock is
very large and the assortment complete many goods will be
sold at less than prices The public invited to cali
and examine goods, and prices and judge for themselves
noy26. WAKEAfAN & SMITH.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

INR JOHN B. c. GAZZu, Practitioner Of Nedtane,
~ Surgery, and Obstetrics, has the honor to n.oru.
his ciaentIe and the public who need
his medical services in the various branches of his
profession will find him UPON eating his otce-unless
professionally engased.Parish of Lafoarthe Inferior,
ten miles below Ihbodaux August 3ntn, ls5l.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-07

NOTICE.-The un-
~ dersgned takes this method Of announcing to hia
friends and public that he is prepared to receive for
collection all kinds OF and promssury notes for
any part of the Site and hopes, by strict attention to
all business conied his care be deserving of their
liberal patronage. j. A. RDBlCHACA-
Thibo.iaux, March 5. 1858. 13-n
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Law Malice.

n s. GoODE, Attorney and Councillor at Law, vii
T practice in the Parishes o. Assumption, Lafourehe
Interior and Terreborne Iny-i5-a3 l-y-l
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e. Il LGEAE rs,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. has
n resumed the practice o. his Profession in the Fifth
District. Office at Thibnda.1X. febal-tt-
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G. F. CuNSELY. y. Il. RIGUToE-
LAW NOTICE.
"0NNETE & RTGHT0R 4forDegs

~ ind (osinseHors at Lasc Houma Parish Of Terre
bonnie La practice in the Courts Of the Fifth Judcia;
District composed Of the Parishes Of Terreoonne Laourch
and Assumption. Any business conEded TO them VIII meet
with prompt attention.
Particular attention viii BE given to land business
and the examination of titles ie25 "
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Operatire and Mechanical Dentist.
~ ESPELTFtI.Y tenders his services to s-----~aA
IL the public and ontitenify pronfs es sSSsSIfS
sedious attention To the practice OF htsQl TTv7V
profes Jon. Mechanical Dentistry. VIII be I-l-AJ
executed it'll AL the late improvements win heatness
and Dispatch He may he consulted ut his Once at III!
hours of the day GratitoFs advice gwen Tie pof IN
hour each day -.
Thibodaux, september list, 1852. (39-ltl
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NAfieP.

inns, JSo. F.. BECK & Il. F.. BRoADDUs
- have united IN the practice of their profession.
sv Office at the residence Of DR.. Beck. iy9tf
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AGENCY OF THE
Merchants Insurance Company
Of New Orleans.

4 COULON, ORFEVRE, BIJOU-
IA TIER fabrique de bijoux commando, fit les
commodages les echanges rue du Maine, domice de
Mr. +. Gaze, Horloger. 81 tt.
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LADY TEAZLE ASLEEP.

In the autobiography os Mrs. MowArr there are some
very amusing passages Among them is the following
extract describing awkward situation in which she
was placed while performing the character of Lady
Te.2le: ..". ..t' .'.
"As may be readily imagined, was often weary to
exhaustion, during the performance On one
sion my fatigue very nearly placed me in predicament
as awkward it would have been amusing to the
audience. We were fulfilling long engagement at
Niblos was playing Lady Teazle, in the School for
Scandal. When Lady Teaze, at the announcement Of
Sir Peter is concealed behind The in Joseph Sur
faces library, she is compelled to remain quarter of
hour perhaps twenty minutes, in this confinement.
dreadfuy atigued and glad of the opportunity to
rest There was no chair. At first knelt fer relief
Becoming tired Of this position, | quietly laid myself
down. and regardless of Lady Teazes ostrich plumes,
made pillow of my arms for ray head listened to
Pacdes most humorous personaton Of Sir Peter for
awhile but gradually his voice grew and in
distinct, melting into soothing murmur and then was
heard 10 more. | fell into profound sumber.
When Charles Surface is announced Sir Peter is hur
lied by Joseph into the closet Lady Teazle accordpg
Sherdan peeps from behind the SCREEN and ntimates
to Joseph the proprety Of locking Sir Peter in end pro-
poses her escape At the sound of Charles Surface
step she steals behind the again. The
given, but no Lady Teazle made her appearance. She
was umberng in happy Inconsistencies that theatres
were instituted.
Mr. jones' the prompter, supposing that had for
gotten my part ran to one of the wings from which he
could obtain view behind the To his mingled
diversion and CONSERVATION he beheld Lady Teazle pa
cidy sleeping upon the floor. or ne could not
reach her have often heard him relate the frantic
ner in which he shouted, in implorng stage Whisper
Mrs Mowatt, wake up for goodness sake wake up
Charles Surface is just going pull the down
Wake up. You'll be caught by the audience asleep
Wake up. Good gracious, do wake up .#.a
a have some confused recollection Of hearing the
words wake up wake up" As opened my heavy eyes
they fell upon Mr.. JONES' making the most violent gesti-
cuation waving about his prompt book, and almost dane
ing in the excitement Of his alarm The hand of Charles
Surface was already the screen sprang to my feet,
hardly remembering where was and had barely time to
smoo;h dcwn my train when the screen fell. moment
sooner and how would the sumbering Lady Teazie sud
denly awakened have conrived to impress the audience
with the sense of her deep conrion fer mprudeuce
How her husband that she had discovered her
injustice to him during her pleasant nap?'
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some mighty spectresome awful terrible thing coming
down upon u.s. thought that the hordes OF the infdels
upon that they were entering the sacred Cap-
toll this holy sanctuary of American liberty and were
about with sacregous hands, lay hold OF the ark Of
our political safety said to myself peace my friend
peace peace be still; be not alarmed There are nd
hordes upon you. We intend TO nfict no wrong upon
you We intend to take from you no right which YOU
enjoy under the constitution All we ask all we ex-
pect all we hope for is that you viii recognise us as
your equals To ask from consider ourselves as
less than your equals would be to ask sign our own
signmanual to article acknowledging inferority
and our inamy. Sooner than do that would pray the
God OF Heaven that the earth might open and swallow me
and mine in its deepest vortex. have done Mr. Presi-
dent.
Mr. WADE The Senator from Tennessee propounded
to me some questions which had undertaken answer
in my previous remarks but he did not to under
stand the argument which attempted make with re-
gard to the prohibition Of slaves entering into this Terri
tory am aware that the Territory was purchased by
the United States and belonged the of the
United States and of the United States had pow
er to do with it they M But Iattempted to show
to the gentemanand he did attempt answer that
at althat the Constitution Of the Emitted States did not
compel me to recognise title in slaves The Consitu-
ton always speaks of them persons property
They slaves by virtue Of the laws of the State or local
jurisdiction where they and the they get out
Of that as understand the law Of the land they
be slaves.
Mr.. BADGER. Unless they run away.
Mr.. WADE. The Senator from Tennessee says that we
aim at the South particularly Not at all Men in the
Northern States may slaves, if they keep them in
jurisdiction where slavery exists The Missouri compro-
mise not aimed at the Southern States but is aimed at
species Of property which it thought proper to
admit within this Territory .tigg.a
The gentleman asks whether law can be passed to
prevent man taking his property into the Territories
Why, certainly; we have such laws now. If am q
manufacturer Of gunpowder, of firearms Of whiskey
cannot takc it into this Territory under tho thoy
exist Congress, therefore, does make laws pro-
hbitng persons from taking certain species of property
into the Territories 1t does not make any difference
live N n fire State
take those articles there. So if happen to slaves
no matter whether live in Ohio, Kentucky, Ten
nessee if this compromise is to stand law,
take them there. 1t is not aimed nvdousy any one
particular State or particular person. g
believe that have answered all the questions to
which the gentleman wished me to give i have
given him my judgment that the Constitution of the
United States does not recognise slaves any thing but
persons. "A. l. -
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PRESENCE cr MrSD UspER DIFFIcuLrIEs.-Decdedly the
coolest affair Of this winter of the other afternoon when
one q t1e fast men, in trong wagon with two
horse arniog Of the stable suddenly his horse
started struck the wheels side against the curbston
and tipped the driver out who scrambled to his feet hailed
friend looking las the team drverless dashed at full speed
NJ the street, with, Halo whan you give FOR that Wagon
a. ii runs quck how much ~ "Sixty dollars, was The
reply. Done Two minutes afterwards at the corner
neghborng street. there pile Of broken pokcs tuyers
and spring, with dlsnasc wagon body DC. waiting for too
. I:lCaa.er - I.iL.rel l.iin nnp.r
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C2THirtEe Ann FATAL REsuLT.-Dr. CNeil, Of Mobile,
NJ; Mr. Ea TOuisOn N the street and commenced COW
hiding bin. IDuso rc;roateG until be met brick and
stone weighing eight pounds. lie gathered the same deb-
eraey tunnel nahnga sham motion 10 throw causing the
doctor to dodge As he recovered from the dodge Ionson
hit him above the eyes with the brick and he fell senseess
This blow followed with the stone, and Toulson would
have killed him the spot had the bys:andes ntcriered
c'Neil has since died Q. his wounds
, fHgaiilsoa tC W Esptess.
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singular kind Of walking operation took place in Bos
ton on Friday last person saying that he want
cd something to employ him by which he could
money Mr.. 7. offered him Fifty cents to walk on his
hands and knees from Thames street the head of Ban
nsters wharf The offer accepted, the walking
DONE and the money promptly paid in the presence
Of large crowd who appeared to be highly amused st
this novel and rather comcal mode Of working for pay
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SERIOUS EXPLOSION WHEELfSC.-A boiler in the paper
mill Of Lambda, Bonham Co., at Wheeling, tya.) exploded
Saturday morning blowing the Bsiidngs atoms
aad 50 bndy seaidng BOY named Israel Moey 10 cause
hs DEATH The boiler broke into three pieces; piece
passed through and destroyed building, and buried
itself in straw stack another passed through two brick
walls destroying the building and its machinery, and lodging
an aey and the third piece uaroofed the building
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TOPAZ sHERRS5 quarter pipes of this delicate and
L delicious Wine for sale by
!e5 lT-3if u. !. SEMMES d BRO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
AMsiss iD vens Hu-la.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS. August %, 1854.
Doctor vovgds-7ae Prr,dert--fAe Reclwscn-- Rvmors
Of General Pder and his E7ccuion--0w Ner Chargs
b the ReTptic
The files Of the HERALD have been sived to goth Of
July BY the Thomas Daiiet The uncement OF the
death Of Doctor Fs-gas President Of veneAuss in
the BKRAID, created profound sessation He ono
Of the few eminent men, with unmpeachabie ohArac-
ter Of whom Venezuela boast He graduated at
Edinhug in Scotland and at the head OF hts profession
IS surgeon and physician In politics he Of that
party espoused by Generals Paez AMI soublstt; and
when these three distinguished patriots and states
at the head Of th. government Venezuela was Ia
succeeded and The bsyouet became the governing prn
cipe the country has become PROSTATE ant dssoste
cor6dence has fed business IL at stand, ami bea att
full country liz ruined
President jose CARLO Monsgss 10 stin . voluntary
prisoner, 6ued to his o. house and guarded oy
battsn of troops His Minister'S have attend him at
bis private residence 20 transact puo business This
Ia he reward Of despctisws President Of repr bile
afraid to trust HIM elf In the hands Of the people His
tin expires the Goth Of January next whom his august
brother Jose Taos him President rather
Dictator If the General win profit by the consequences
of his last nistraton that Of his brother Jose
Gregaro, which have involved the country In total
ruin, be may gradually restore the country to conva
lescent state
ced Ia the Western provinces but there 10 bu little re
in what called Official reports III consta at
that General Psez he poeon Of Venezuela Is
fttcg out On expedition 10 dethrooe overthrow the
and the body Of the people looking forward ID
the day when they b. free from the yoke
OF tyranny. This Ia all dclusion.
II is Understood thst the Hon Charles EAmes Charge
d. fairs has ceivsa his poinsment from tae secre.
Of Venezuela. BOMvAR