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 ".VOLUME XV. .

 iAc5KSONviLLE; FLA.-: SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 18531 ; NUMBER 11.- .
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 : (From'tht'London. Brituk' -- ... .
 Justness Qarbs. Army Da ef Dee.2.J V V 1 4. '
 : on.the other hand, that Loujs,' Napoleon Ho will itr&e'for th6Consulate (or"the ; 'and.: heated .
 The Uncle Tom's Cabin manIa. : parasites, punps, prostitutes, ,ThVB1wJI; ,
 \ PiCItAY 1AXKETT/ -PhjBICIAN is popular' with th m.: If,England:interfere I Dictatorship and'God ,knows what* will by wine, he'tries to-rouse hhnelfhi this ,.t .or'.

 of i..r. ?Rblk.tukiig HEAL TUTSZLJ- with American Slavery/ she: will, (follow" He"ttrutlt... "the"eoitp tf rial despicable way'to emulate his untie.Xot'a .' In'an ti leiDth natmie"XI
 ., When, some time before not_effect her object, but the result of ,December 1851 tells in. :June' '
 CI"e s. r/_, 4t2a.r7eitiet efr ago, long the may history _, : dozen persons in .Paris,apart the fofiowing Veli i"
 ". ";tV'r,.*</./ r lutrmnemiff' VTrw** work was known:in. ]Kagland; we chanced be,ere long, that the will Jb, enslaved hestrbck.: The' amc ,gentleman .wrote from bis own clique, know word'of.all past o _. ;. gremtt01 '

 "' ,. _:runl 1i llie.8ttitu tf to,take up. Uncle, Tom', Cabin in the herself; We have no patience-(o pursue in the March. of the,present,'cutrimt "The this.. Butt have told it. Was I present ; etnxadpfttiewia.' t r. .

 NJ'W Tons AND PENNSYLVANIA. apartment ofan American friend, we this subject further., The book'is V raise in alms at the.jnp t., His 'gaze is1 Did I receive'the report from one who West S. Tne'pKtew'< fa&. i

 Offioe with E L H&niwa A,Co, jMlcfonrOI, stumbled upon a passage of the first force fact,'as the fine ladies arc false, in ,senti fixed" TTpoh ..the'crownV Before: was present T Was the orgy revealed 'to deeia'.1Jtil, ".co'-'*""', './ ,

 ki0w Od 23-tt in cant ana nonsense.. It was in the style ment., The good and the evil to be done there trill be a revival of the Bonapartcan : a second party and then to''mo? More is,confirmed v7v byuceouaUirwaquarters r *tl' 'V II.II.,. -.

 of those anti-slavery, American coast- by this excitement on our part are in dynasty,and the French will kneel before questions I cannot answer ,. of' !; ..

 t,' WARDLAW % WALKER blockade tracts which: :we remember comparative force and reality. the tears flapoleda the.Third." The' empire; has I give.the information. true, ,exact, : p lP .'

 Factors. and Commlssioa KutkanU, abounded some V years V since, and which of an'Adelphi audience mpar'to the come., and,historical. It:may be:denied.. That "Our legislation bb&tzte1tf;

 'f*. lfOnK'ATLAJITICWRAU. assisted'In betraying destruction so tears of blood that arc:shed by n:tions.' V T.K man who predicted :these events will onljprece its truth, asfota Boa- the preS rJ ebAMeU" '

 "% A.\VAUt.4W., CHARLtSTOV. 8. C. O.rA.n. :I many brave English seamen, and cost the This intervention; be indeed aceurs d. i if iro'&mniol rmm.. .He thinks and looks ,apartistto"'say a thing to bo is to prove slave. After the EmaficipaUdtf 1" '

 Ai'au: 31 3m I lives of so many unhappy n<groes. For, But why .should ''it.exist? ,Simply because arouftd him lIe participates in many that it isnot.. V 1 large_ 'eiru'j r-5 -_ '

 it U our deliberate opinion that more we arc peace-stricken hypocrites. movements quietly] ,and gathers knowledge _-( -J'diWJt.. ,. V

 : WILUAM M. TUNNO crime, abomination every kind, loss of Thaddeous of Warsaw did not cause us whlehf! iifbur view, no..other man at this Dismissal.o f t he Ni caravan Minister.1! [ for the benefit;of;0>? :

 ,' Factor Commuiioa. Yareaaat, life and misery, bvc been caused,by our interfere ton"behalf of Poland.. Yet moment in'or out of Paris, could ,find ana it TTSS*Bdped tnsjectf

 jOCTHlial wnrCnaRLtpovTfl' CAROLINA intervention to the negro race,,than thrice Miss Porter's work was not overdrawn, means for acquire. His previous predictions <The Secretary' State has addreswxl of the British Crowii"J4_tie

 at'rt ", 1852. v v tf the number of years would have wit. and in merit how immeasurably superior give us confidence in what he tates. the following letter of dismissal to Mr. assimilated tbdrfe1i.t1i 1

 nessed had slavery been still the law of I. to Uncle Tom's Cabin T Alas I that the In fact we know him,'and know that he Marcoleta, Minister from Nicaragua ,to all theinlbnnatioei;hid recW&less 1.t-1l6:

 9. H. HOCKENB1UGH Europe and all America, and been allowed 1 following verse should be K likely to receive would not detail as truth what he did not the U. S,.Government} 'than. I'from. ,' -thfr, tisibV pYeb&fl 1l

 OENERYL COMMISSION. MERCHANT, its full fling throughout the whole civil an interpretation by such means. know to be true, for he is generally one ; RnI&'IT.OFSTATE, \ the case, we are constrained" botiere

 112 7W/ St.,.Yetc Yorl ized world. To avoid our cruisers what The Devil, in the likeness'of Haynau, is of the least speculative' individuals we "Washington, Dec.30, 1852.,J.V that .these hopes bvebces'cIalk&tTh': "

 W AUETtL Orttton. attention will be Riven to nales of forced marches and confined stowage have addressing Lord Palmei-ston in a farewell have ever met. "Sir: Some months ago Mr. Kerr was ahabita not acquired witi i iitflffBc '
 1e. ,
 Sugar ,Lumber. Timber and ot crors1iteWs
 Alhrr Southern rrodQ Also, Merchandise pur.ebaaedoft been adopted I How many unfortunate letter : Well, that gentleman-wet 1d give instructed to request that you should be industry
 i tfeaAUit-
 nt<w>t ftdruiUgooiu forms. Ja.081IJ-ly blacks have been killed by our grape and May the negroes yon stride to sot free, his name if, we were permitted"writes recalled, and some other person appointeda independence. litU tt belter' ;

 JOSEPH CIIICE round shot! How many put out of the Forge the chains of a Jendlicr bate the subjoined on Thursday last, and l all representative'from'Nicaragua to this an uncaptttrcd brute7 flsI.aer V
 Than the world has had feW of.IBs resCrutit of'ciVaixatjn brizmen1bIEtofei
 ryes yet to see I before whom it. comes can its ; j
 to the measure
 lighten slaver avoid Government"A ,
 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT way flying or In the of ion'. of:its' feecetsiilc
 gloom aprond n" fate : iad
 detection While the worth, and the amount of credence to be received ; ;
 we despatch
 .13 WATER STNEW-YORK. philanthropists BeyourihopVeepers ruin'd, your commerce was ycstenlay the wants of his1 natttresVttsilj'sm'that
 have furnished the slave-uionarchs fast bound, attached to it, from what they have already from Mr. Kerr transmitting a copy'o(a
 awl attention tll'e $
 STRICT prompt iron to the ale at { :rsd 'OC''wiiea' l ii.
 artielef of prod nee entrusted to hit care, with*arms to take them captive-Brummagem And your people by taxC and ctcam engine learned. The revelation will seem letter to him from 'Senor (" teilou, the called .
 V Injrfl nrnlen promptly complied with. guns, pistoh, and cutlasses to ground, curious to manj; to ns it is by no, meansso Minister for Foreign Affairs,who.declines, npoA for notbngtmf, :5ttiiVde.
 exertion. '
 seize land Mammon sultory l 6ta iIe
 24.M85Z. Many l
 .-April tf hunt down the unfortunate wretches, for coLfound philanthropists you, as we are aware of the sources: from on the part of _the Nicaraguan Government instead
 of :
 V ,becomingiUntbuaI4d.
 S. N. William*, whom hypocrisy prays, while neglecting That which once was n free land. which much of Us information is derived, to comply with the President's request have become '
 and how he derives it. That it is men, vagrants an4guittirrs,
 COMMISSION the Hindu and stoning the white man i Yes true and a wish that the
 MERCHANT we are cutting our own throats expresses and it is now apprehended that W1Thof" t'
 JiCKSoiriLt.E.: FLA.. Philanthropy, too, sweetens her tea with with this hypocritical, tying sympathy. we are convince!, and" that the British reason on which it is founded given to failure culUvationlfflSV.iZanV rffl1

 r/TEPS cotwtanHr on hand and.for.ate! a en.I ,: 1c-growusur, a halfpenny. a pound. Let British ladies, if they want a safety government are"' to the machinations ] be submitted to the Nicarajruan Chamber. come the failure of .
 itf&sbt&taffoxcin
 .. era&anortmcnt ot of the French Emperor is evident from "This would be followed discussions *. .
 cucaper, rcnnea oy negro blood, at tIle valve for their hysterical emotion*, as well course by structin | '
 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, expense of West India proprietors.How as a means of notoriety form committeefor the revived state of our defences, from of a most'uprofttablc character, or controlling t&ip6pulaioDy; "
 a So imminent does this..mnm-JAAiio'
 OF THE .FST: acrio\\ the imbodimcnt of militia from the ap..
 is the our nnot'cons
 I cotton raised, let us ask, the of the and besides, the President nt
 and will cll them lower for rwil than tbejeittbebonght that enancipation monkeys addition to maritime hand and from pear, that mei oraiahayib&n altrned'oY 4 s..* '.
 elsewhere in the 8oeth. supplies the raw material for the which afford them so much amusement our : that any condition be attached to the compliance classes.of colonial: 'C et WtilcTW : .
 C-CJulr1lJrodl&ce taken in exchange at liberal white slaves at Manchester All such on Sundays the Zoological Gardens the establishment of a Channel fleet. of the Nicaraguan Government .. iw. .. .
 aloof from and ool .8-
 lag polities1 not .
 .
 pricet.STOIK The is the communication .
 points woman never thinks of and if following with warranted the principlesof
 A most and truthful work request by
 touching more !
 corner of Union and Ferrrth itr eU for. V bench and the bar; but the -
 referred biabopc1evjj
 fnrrir owned and occupied \tj Mr.Ja Armstrong.J.kon she hears them, cannot understand.' We than Uncle Tom's t&bin might written to: V public law and the practice of civifeed and ministers of all denominations

 ville. Oct.2'. 1851_ly_ will be bound there is no peg in Harriet's on the sufferings of these; while, politically In a secluded part: of the wood of States. I have, ,therefore, directed Mr. land'WJtl1out have raednJecT# f

 Wm. DL Lawton & Co head, whereon ''to.hang au infercnce.he ."- it would be harmless. No.1 t They Bologne, at a place called Matins, Kerr to renew the request for your recall their conviction tLitiitatl&of' $ !

 FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS sips her tea and cries aloud, "Is ho have no occasion to invent, any more whiloine the residence ofLamartine, i i.a is and the appointment of another minister. relief the'rcligiooa'and d cifioUlciti.tuonsVofVtbe tuKety'.

 AXD not a man and a brother!?" Bat this i ill than to borrow, an opportunity for the !house surrounded by tree, 'and the "Meantime, I have inform, you'. that island) be abandoned: ,
 Nt I 13 Siittlt'rH Wharf Clmrlesto, s. C. ;
 pardonable. We cannot the Duchess windows of which communication be received from
 excuse exhibition of their Christian feeling and are never opened cx- no can and the"masses of, th Otih4'7itro.grade .-
 :
 Wx V L Wai.M. TAVIXW, .
 B.Wi\r WTOX ioHTB.icoT, JoseraT.. DILL.Scpt6 of Sutherland and all those fine ladies I charity. migration and death hive ecpfr9ioetiraes at dawn as if to let, in you as Nicaraguan 'Envoy. Personally, ; a bbari5hu.1'ArcectettTF.z
 .lSjh 6 round whom thousands of their fellow- stifled the groans: of Ireland. Let them frcI air. ::This house, all day, and in I regret that it is my duty to address yon .

 country women toil unaided-pale daugh. aid vulgar misery at home Lot them many nights, has the air of being uninhabited a letter. of this character. V j13 tlful'rmi ia r r

 Load & Co., ters of consumption, whose threads of visit the homes of the common English ; but oftentimes at night there "I have the honor to be; &c., :., ;
 life are woven into the lace come about suspicious-looking characters EDWARD EVERETT." .4 .
 FACTORS AND COMMISSION up trumpery poor. Let them pny their governessesmore :! Acanuliif &utf
 MERCHANTS, adorning the dizzling bosom of tcmalu than $20 a year. But in the name who take up their pests in the thickets, "To Senor Don 'Jose de Marcolcta, V describes the funeral of two'. is '.

 yn. 11R. BVT FTRFET.SAVANNAH philanthropy at a drawing-room. What of nations and mankind, of liberty and and then about twelve or one, up came &e. & &." beautiful. girls of eighteen"years. 'j !iiidw

 GEORGIA. arc Hood's poems compared to Uncle hope, of their own truth, safety, honor se\eialcarjaagcswith tho blinds closedown The correspondent of the .. They wei c ed ti gT V :

 Tom's Cabin Nothing. Wretched in. and salvation, let them, 03 well as the thcx>rte tnchtre is opened mysteriously N.Y. Tribune assigns the following reasons the evening side by-',sideiafraA'lopea'' '
 Strict altontion will be Riren te the Kile of Coti of conduct! Miserable drive in and the door closes for this of Government .
 *\, or othrr predate,aid liberal adrancM made consistency con. rest of the British public, pause and consider they step on tiiepart our funeral car, in dTeJW.whici.they y
 -itb. .1""i.l tradiction of sympathy I What tear well, before the range themselves Oil behind them.- :' had Jb1 e.uh their'on.f,' for ti.

 Jon W C Tx..>ro. P II LnID.j.e2Llil. must angels weep at these fantastic folliesof the side of the violent American abolitionists What is this place? It grew out,of Mr., Marcolcta's eoUr Spanish ball which was Co :sit tilrc* V'.

 2. Jy mankind and betray by folly the cause It is the residence of Yirgiuie la Sabo- pending the, negotiation of the famous place on the evening'of theirDorSil?' !Tta' V

 E. 'V, linker, IIo"cycr00 are straying from our intention. they arc still right with their hearts aloneto tiere.'Th treaty of mediation and settlement, between ear in which thecorp s't 1''d

 SHIP CROKEit AVii.nKXEKiL) COU IIS. .. ,W uuintaiu that this one-sided advoe-atej or it miybc- the worse for ?for many persons-iadccd,nearly 'England, tho United..States,,'and deeorst.d.-.eisltig QtJ4A4m41= .-

 MON MF.RCIUN7, representation u creating mischief be. them as \\cll as for slavery and }:n: ttnd. all-is no explanation. But let us enter, Costa Rica, which ')Ir. Marcolcta utterly a I beautifully gilded crowsid, feet ,tkfir

 VAXNAH GA. tween Great Britain and the United States one evening lat week, and perhaps what opposed, and Nicaragua afterwards re ( gilded ornamental worV.T re8en&jftwo

 ?Li roll 20,1S52. ly which nothing can remedy, no treaties Here let us observe, that this i-$nut the may be going on may enlighten us. jected. During the time, .i it is: alleged, half moons.'- In thei/'Bands; Srhlefi

 --- obviate, no statesmanship hereafter avoid. I voice of English women any more than In an apartment,sumptuously furnished that finding himself crowded, and the were locked together1 irf.ffit'atUEude:>of

 -Boston & Ganby We may say that the sickly iutcrfcrcucc dramatised L'nclr Tom's Cabin i is the is a grand supper laid out, resplendentwith in terests of Nicaragua likely to be sacrificed prayer,they had bo1iqi tl of*4ri1d'mi4

 corrov FACTOR AND GNERALV of our flue ladies many, nay most of 1 voice of English: men. And before any plate and brilliant with lights,. and to England, and Costa Rica the protege ,. their brows were cntircW. wiUjofrosesl ,: *S V

 CO.1JllSSIO.V.'tCERC/IANTS, whom, would shrink frow the contact of] body of British toatrans or maids shall around sit half: a dozen men and as many of England he indulged in ,some rathundiplnnatie Toe/Wesof-tle ,

 +olt'ua lI\T Ap JEFFEa-.o" flTllrY--, .1 thing needlewoman on their doorstepau -*, dare to send over their hollow condolence, women, who;:\\liile sipping their champagne language with respect to were unover d; but,, pa ..

 /OIIX SAVANNAH, GA. >i L.ly pass unheeding the miseries of or their trashy sympathies, to the mn 1s are talking animatedly of conquest Mr. Webster and the Administration, magnificent i dresses. jftsifff *

 .T.IICTO.1. 1831. J lOHf Cm n Gl MJTN thousands of white women, is an excess and matrons ot the United States, we and empire, of aggression and rapine. and also undiplomatically made public the richly worked laced f ell;'ccifertd alaibai

 -- of folly and hypocrisy, that will be the would pray for an enquiry into their indi- "Yes," says one, striking his fist on datc'of the negotiations through the journals completely witn offerlogt of floirersV. .wjdl*

 Dollner & Potter curse of freedom throughout the world. \.itJuallh'cs and conduct, to see whether the table-a man with heavy; moustache, of this country..' For*this Mr' Web.ster their tray feety encased in oiIed

 OEVERAL \IMlNSIOX >I It'tl IE.cn.\XTg, We question the motives of these ladies. they are fit persons to communicate anyexpression hooked nose, and saturnine, bilious countenance demanded his recall. It is also said silk stockings jia1 '

 Frtut Ir t. terser MmJrit Lane. rpetflirs.F Among them we see the names of some of national feeling-granting -"yes, when once I am crowned, that Mr.,Everett feels himself aggrievedby were aHghtly cxposedf i fwasDornepffthe'sTioalderVbf.. fW:_

 NEW YORK, not renowned for matronly virtues, but fr a moment that it is national feeling, Ijtv ill proclaim Jerome King of Holland the late publication by Mr. Marcoleta. 'twdfeTnigroes -' V

 Tlf ILTi attend to all bnimein entiwted notorious for vanity, frivolity, and fash and not a spuriou effort at notoriety on and not only proclaim' him King, but ; folfowfafe t Bc ,'ii

 '* tn their nr pro-nplr. Partienlar attention pren to ion-that comprehensive word, which includes the part of a few idle] aristocrats and make him King, while Belgium shall Expensive Dressing among the ,Newt the toioftbl bana ti.Wi. .

 .tile.ule of Cotton, Lnreber, TimSor ant Tarponm so much social eviL meddling blue-ftockings, leavened with a reign but as my vassal." nK:LADIES.-.- the lattef still. six ,_a1l1.I M.f'I: .
 < : glee to the parehaw of goodt. On the this work aided the said all but whom : whida'th&cajrwaa 'down" In*.be
 r7Liliora1 sitcoms uiade on consignments stage, by scorce of Mrs. Nickleby's, scarcely to be "Yes, sire, one, we 'th V upon V
 morbid talent of its and the mention. The New York Express say fashionable street at interval >i"b f.Jh-
 Feb 21. J8.,% Cm adapters exquisite held responsible for their folly. Before shall not .
 cleverness of such actors and actresses they thus stand conspicuously forward is "And then King of Home and Italy, season has commenced unusually playing a lively tunetage /' i r&'

 diaries K. I>unii, as are now electrifying and Adcl- philanthopists, we should like to know and Protector of the Helvetic confederation I early this year. "Receptions are full, andalvhi eilj-.i1lM

 SURVEYOR Of1 TIMBER fa phi audience, is doing a mischief which a whether, as wires and mothers, and shall be no empty titles-they shall I and large balls.have called forth' a magnificence placed in the fob .and,:'cjiantfirfr cafef"

 IL PPOIVTED b/ the rfoTemor,for Pm-a.1 eoantr., century cannot repair. Let the Lord daughters, they have no blot on their be mine." 5' of toilette never before' 'equalled them the.solemn! bttrja*. .fjH'Cathollt
 Laying hen < alined auchoflera hit I Idcntl1. and
 ) aerrito in this new world' Ladies were gold '
 *to the pnblie in that eanaeit1'.JMkllOnvillfJ Chamberlain to this. We are play. character, no stain on, their conduct.- "But, sire, England ? observed one : asd- Cbur, ,_.._. '.... ,'
 brocades' jBoc dollars #
 Feb 7. 18.. tf ing the part of the despot and the priest Are they all without reproach in their silver costiigj .i'.. 1h-
 riek'ailis trimmed J tGT One ;
 by insulting the United States of .America. and "England eternal nightmare England anymore, a dress, or, ;' of the moat. :
 ,
 homes? Are they all respected iny '
 David If. Oalrfoivny & Co., '
 three thou
 with lace. flounces from one to I of the IriMobileTribuneitha.yof .
 .tY.tV.VAlf d.t What have we to do with the inter. beloved by their tenants, their tenants the acsas<nn of my uncle I Every J
 '
 nal affairs of the American Republic?- their tradesmen and their friend? step I take I find her in my way/ Let sand dollars m value., pne'I lady t high !
 ,
 \"':"'CT"A"D nr T.FR' it ,that ruWti oWh iir
 costume affection Itis
 ton appeared a partly .golden j
 recently
 :
 Friction Matche in rnnnd wood MUI' Marking Why are we to back this great exaggerated Have they individually shown piety and her take care,, perfidious and meddling V
 Ink, PJacH Wr'iUnx Ink and LIE? Let the Americans .send out good "illl Are they true sisters of cba-- Albion. Lot her beware that she interfere embroidered with pearls; another wore a a" perpetnal tSrdi[ to SiB ;.
 '
 mar 1 7 Oil Paste mackin, lytl. a dress whose lace flounces were :wrought papers, aceounof' b4b6'1ilfWOmeIIb1VIVC
 here and write a book which shall tell the it and rAre none of thcm scandalmongers not for as surely as she interferes, .
 IV. DIGGS, truth-ay, one:half the truth, of London mercy and mischief makers odiousat V will land on'her :shot eg,'and show them with seed pearls, at the same fete. Another luJInSm ;O1V1'IJ]
 :is 'as made & wore X set of diamonds which cost from day wages, ,havqsaved,,at ,,to
 1ILACKSXITU AND .v.ACIIlNIS-r city; let them get up a drama, whose once both in the domestic circle and that their Island easily :
 thirty.thousand dollars, at K grand party bring 'ovef. either arr rwtt Stbes t a
 shall be let them French They fancy ; f
 Algiers
 scene m Lancashire I colony was V
 the social throng? ,If this can bo all :
 FL.t.
 JAeao'm'Lut. / &
 costumed
 belles desokfe and }
 and even the are, [ starvingdother ,
 young
 make out Britons to task-masters with themselves impregnable they ,will :find
 well established in their favor then have ; :
 ,
 KEEPS constantly on hand a'lbJ Pompadour, Instead wearing wnose lifeWR an1 eternal fllih'1rd1ya :
 out one redeeming point, over the emasculated their mistake"Thus : .
 V : assortment of they a right to speak publicly-in a better V themselves ti IteJ .'- ;
 bs
 e of
 'the or muslin, !here1.y..making traHrfj
 \ vonbar laoi PLOCGIK, millions of British workpeople, spoke Louis Napoleon in gaux
 do these
 his own manvfactarv,of cv.V whose sinews they commence. Let them cause. Yet, again, why not. women house of Virginie Sabotiere. ) old and matronly, m dress at least, character, and may be;foO$$' fl
 V '. if they must ,be, busy, contribute, ]
 rr kind together with Cost fashion the of
 &tl.nt":.r.t I... Choi scud to India or Borneo. Let them .dra like the Roman women of old, to the,de I must now: explain 'who'.she is, aDd and yielding. simplicity among the poorest pf t.Xrib V .. psiqplry.'ill .
 of all place, horse Shoes, and and himself there attire so becoming to' youth', and which ; Wesee that "eD'1O JIll .
 found promisingthat
 matise Warren Hastings .Rajah V how be ,
 fences of :their country ? .The day'miy Wetofore marked the New York Iw1ia 'j!{'"'e ia
 I'
 article ,
 $azeeetbet ia lii line. A!* the I has : girl 'Vt =
 throw ,
 Let them the information giving
 Brooke. light on am you mycost
 ] when shall 'be not '
 ; LUMBER CAttT* AND WHEELS, its and come they even. sorry I hope will out from others in strange cities as, being noted.. .,ADIii Itp.t.u .
 f Outran business, with oppression to have done this IFruMtktNtto, me dear, though ,one !
 Ian puce,kept onstantfy'OB hand. or made to poisonings together with the falsehoodsof aid the.rascally police of ,Bonaparte in the best dressed of all, ,from berVabsence very Limerick post e.ai .1
 short
 at notice.It
 order .
 _
 VV
 suppression and assertion on the part ( York Ezj/rcii) tracing the author of the news here given. of ornament.V V "j i received enclosiut .frop ', :.

 .4.work* i**which!M prepared may be U required eloeato at with V priee despatch which of the East India Company. Let thempaint. A Strange Story. Howl'obtained,it ta secret of life.:end "Being in_a French! moditeCt t other ,:sent by poor emigrants.to Tpwtr,; V

 .aIet taU tomt*1L' n* iraald only My to the famine in Ireland. For each deatli. But every word I wnte is true. morning, we were amnzedatM- prices,, -'1iOrDrt'theii onward -tdj4sts'
 ,\." noe.rap home Indtutry."*i.rerj arti.l. these airy balidF8esiwhich Birth' .t1miI.
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 futrtbamd troet him, or'made a& his.tobluh.ftant American Legree theyshafl easily find an The following singular statement is Louis Napoleon may not carry oat his t h little and fields. eidri- .
 -. ,U fallT". to MIT of the kind procured at ] English one: We forced slavery on the published the Belfast((Ireland) Chronicle i. ] after-supper boast, but ,t.he..words were in J14Wtycos' very are V
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 f ho North.. April 1.184X-ly Americans.' ,TTe are now sowing V there journal which is said to be one, of spoken by him. 4 always becoming i to the young.at skirt1 A tory of ,A o: ':}f 1'.. V
 the seeds of dissension broad-cast., We the most trustworthy and reliable in theUnited When Louis Napoleon Bonaparte wasa youthful face was gazing a
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, S FORT do cot admit that tho.sb.te. f the negro Kingdom., If .true, i ii' 'disclosesthe State prisoner in Ham he'was treated pink t1tl e. displayed by Madame,which :the. Philadelphia. c..Evedng''I' t. 1ta'kItlateIJ .___
 i'A D9. Al1ID consideration. I looped.up here and there with ribbons' to 'le DIJ &.C;.. t.:t '__ '"aIIQ
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 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.8ATA51TAH Uncle Tomjl. Cabini in any case. There French,in a new, light and summarily. others who SAW him for different purposes,, suit,: was quite; a tasteful affair', ;.:wstiftg the receiYWIQWJI9m.. _" .. 'r .tt. 1. .
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 4 'ooBoxAAV may8Ii.try cases approaching it in dissipates whatever suspicions 'may have was.Vir'dnie, a very pretty girl, daughter fivo or ten dollirSperh Madam r ""ObMam'selle to beVithout.uestzop,_the luEcn
 :abolitionists ,. "that ,"the of old talot maker in' lJ m. After price of this dress' > I- ; : :) rt4fr'
 V *EtiTL ronr,, T. K* Dvin ur. abomination. But the Americans/ been innocently entertained an thcAman' iietnorth ofat _. V
 all dollars .
 of be ** If false 'while Lonis made proposals they were complete only sixty ., ". '
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 October. 30th. 18 % or ge I
 .: : that. With flowers it The .
 Slavery as.they j!easo themselves, and why, it is but another,of the newspaper accepted, and two children were the result. and very cheap'at Bule ta: ; ;, .i.ri

 1'i :PJ1fljpVIyOJ.TTORXECoysELLoR4rLAW' everything done'i in'England, either. sentimentally ., romances of which. tktf'Ofcr/hew, of ,hisUneW' I'These children.be was,very much attached would be:eighty dollars;jjb j' era, fA&fr" .. .We 'CanDO& 'as-bs If.t ,l.11." Vaecsirst4y

 .or:not,.add only torte to op has been the .hero _since .his ,ac- to. They were provided for, and.sent .to )1am'1I11d materialypn is made see. ,'bjeuthn .
 : ecbools. his adveni to .so money :
 cession to power. There baf been BO first-rate On power V 0. be eomA'b.
 >* / JAOUOIttLlK ITtAWILL Y.jIrs.-Sto1ie'hu' libelled her' countrywomen much ,of.the wonderful already: in"the i i In:. 1848,'the'Prince'gave'.Virginie a pension Wealth has lately ,been aectitnulated. soso : *' t!*z*+.**?xinailr .:& .

 V ; attend to any professional tasi&tM let them look'to*'that. England extraordinary;career of. :this. man,' that and then, in December"1851, be I fast, .thatexpense J*.'notv,minded.- ."-. '.&sd ,-.,..r.-" ..1r ..,.In_
 to hi.in tbs Court*of tM ; ,' i her tho beautiful residence above Venice aud.Genoa,.in. theirpalmy .days UORdV nq csbea U.l..f:. ..
 should marvel at
 back l with HolyweU-Btrect perhapwo.; cease to gave "
 *E MUra tbo S.p,. Courts at Deed not er )
 .' cbni'l.4; *. .ch ,aaexltntnU.rvm I ignorance and Exet .ha1l cant.' Ifuhedo what' we are now told.are veritable facts, .alluded to/ % I 'will soon' b..cus.qatbjtheVaerehantofNfjOrk. V, '* V 11" V1
 V *ponawtimwith a*abl.Iyer at Wub.faftoa she will ow'the: wind and reap;'the V and yet,we presume' it will'be', 'a.,difficult | With a natural taste for<debauchery' princes- ? bs b i.iW, ;f.;' V
 I fitas viU dIU" prompt andapee. whirlwind., I Every American in London matter persuade one reader ten_that resembling in character, the debauchery -1' .lV-, .. .: ., : : -V "VV. .AS .

 .' .. ,1.' iycolleetioa.lncJadehlau "r" bo placed }f disgusted'with jeUnce'Tom' l j mania the'revelations i in the Belfast paper are 'of the regent'and'Louis'XV,:one:_of the ,'Nemin CO.TbeV.LegWof .. :' ),..... 11" '- '.
 'C' ,. kU hands asUast lbs United States. VepllbI r" this State at its late session eharterH LereitlsIeILw9rth, ..
: a J' hUe If'bd go to'a'theatre'he is:insult not of the Slievcgammon.texture; delights:of LouiVNapoleon" i 2wi ''orgy, 1'9f..

 'tJ -. ._!:_*.V V V ed and'.bocked.fr; .The English|K. ple; on I .There lives.in Paris a gentleman: .who,: 'with;.plenty-of wine and'women*;_'In fat/ no le .ibid twenty" .ttfne! ':plank road.com*. 't1J. l ) __ '
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 builds railroad
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 .1 .al1d.kfo1 Ires the other hand are deluded Into the J falsest in D cernber/ 1847t wrote can I_ .-.J.Inrl, ,,
 1'ArtwAviisULTcITOR'. ; notion/ oT' rWhcri the with perfect$clearness that Louis Philippe the regent.and luboasIicit To indulge from a"'te Uo."IO.1JUDeI. u Gt t't.1.L.iiCr.'
 ; America.f ] a.n1 oar' .
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 V CHANCERY V J, f; 'throne ofFrance. in these at SC. Cloud and::Elysce"wouldTxidangerousia Three new-ba&ks i incorporated f fal ." .
 -: IN slave in the ilrama" escapes'; t into f BritishCanadathere will not bo three months'on the \ :" -
 VV> AWG .v'Vj ourxBU COCSTT,Via, i iJ.cheer.vThat ctm1l' ."-* Louis'Philippe was""exiled, in hcrels'a certain amount YanceyrillefYit&acapitalot ,: '\J1eif. )U... .. __..... ..')! ,
 ,"I'rrnL praoUce b tfa teriral eotiatiei 0001. ; 'That of pubGo' opinion;'still/"alhre}*but stben ..t'E'Jtobrth(CltyVwi th a branch at Greenborotign *-!Ta1. t1aan. .
 be Hallitnce 'v At JeJ.---,1848" gnt1eiun.Vwroto .
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 lt' JVibe Baatora beiat CJremJtof FJoridalIaTaQtM oot us ,day" our- < 1. .
 I qSlI"roftMM i<floCire itkMdLot7 o<u.ty ., this ffiomeet the interests of England and shortly after';the .presidentialelection .'there wa the i c vyiittIebonibt'a4rW ;capital$500,000-at te, NaTe WIG'_ V

 V f the teatfcom Cfftalt j and la a4dteioa to-his V America should De.pneJjfjWbj*not This Bonaparte'scion is a rah tor.t: *>Npt aman. .and Jhat'has-been, selected. by,bin. ; as' the CapiUl ; 800 00i The-.capiuL,.tjf tie theEn upoeeoflLM. "
 UVflttV lfofzaaal '4atIeI..u prm$37; ,' onfercnces, on jlheaffairs' Bank of'Wadesbotough' waii increased i tft:_ _. tQlEeIn
 feels the(instinc scat oClislnMdnignt .
 b ladies Interfere behalf'of .looks at him:bUt. : .
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