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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
Ompos em Metal
lnstituliOn dc Nazareth
AUVN bES s
NEMOIAEXLES.

r pesysorrss de ksxsfeih EFT h dsvx miles
4 Il DENT de tJasdstOwn 81 h w quart De mills
do ehsmin fstTe de Louisville b DSfdsftwn. La
situation DO Get Establishment est ssinsAeNefesbir,
les hatisses Ell st,ni vnstss et c0innIsdS 9AsfhNe'
,ueps caieui6es uour me Psasi6a Ne Hle9Dtliss.
In cons de iecrsstis+4 ~ les psoausnadss sonlsAt.
les, Il oafsnt. en- eie, rombfags u rlss s~gsHsls*.
Les t,efsonncs 1ui sont 4 Ia Tots de FNtAbDissenrvbt
assufent 4 ceux qDi FeBc0tfNgent n ~ public, On
general ut'il y a t~oujours III hnmhte ~s,fbssnt d.
Professors II de Maiifessss l'otf e~bssishsf t0nfvs
iss branches goi eo,pposentI In cnnrs d'etade % u
Pension. In ~proptets, IA sn"'e, le' b"'"es is'ahss-
res Il 10 bien ttrs dies s4eves sont l'objei De psssi-
ton particuiiere dies Eaihesses. Dies soirs msisf.
neis ses,i p~fodigu6s aux ~,nsisdss,e Il dans touies les
circumstances, ies fnstitutrtces tspt do ventabiss
aBefeS pour lsufs elese..
On no chsfehe pas 4 Isfue ncer les ei@vts dams
leur ct1yancs feligieose, =, 81 Giles manifssteni u
d6sis de shangef dc religion, leurs parents on lsuSs
gas9ieHs en- s0iit prevents.
Lin Pension de- Nazareth sst ~toajnuss Savsste
pous IN f6esptiop des jranc. pefsonnss, 81 retsbIiss
emeni peui aisemsnt Ell sdme'tfs esnt.
CONDITIONS.
ree,ion q, Ehssignemeatdess les bfaStbss ord,
aaifss, "a voir.
Lecture. Ecriiure, Ari,hmetqne. Grsnsnssss
AnsIaise ct Geographic, Ioaisfe, Ma.a.e 81 Os.
vr.ges d'sig"iile. par 1~oarsisf, &25 %
fsnssc', e Enseigus'nent t'une OIL Dc ioutss iss
branches ,uiynntcs, satsif; I~Jsodsris, fDsssin 81
fsi"ta's, Hi.'"ire, Rhe,ofjqss, Doias,q"e ~ PM.
i~oscphit, par quarter, f2B OO
II NY ausn poin, d'augmcnts,ior d. is,s dsms
rsnseisnenrnt Hes branches osIinsjrs. avee relies
rnoHetes en- d, H. Ter lien.
q" pa'efa On oa,fs pour Il Fsancs,., ~, auas-
tier, n 10
1Acons 10 Pinno 81 de Go;tsss q, vss.
&c des Instsuneos par gsasiisv, 0 90
Danse, par quarter, 10 10
Lit 81 Garnit"tes g"and i'stnblisse.
ment les ~f1arnit, 2 90
Livfe. pour 'oo'es los classes, Carries,
papiss, Piamss &c. 50
n-Les pa'snens So font par quarter, 81 d'as
vaure.
Toutes los lsttfes gui ont rapport h P1asisn,ios
doivspt ehs ndfcssees NJ IT, Re,d. Di.t,sD Dsv,d.
cu no Rev. J. itszeItnc, Barisiovn. Kys 90 b IA
Mere s"psfs"re Mile. Frances Gardiner, Nssa.
retb pros Bnnlstown. Ky. on ~ Rev. la. Ksy.
nold., Huntsville Ny.
10 Fowler Lift =.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
vENTE i
HGlfn hItG puEIfXE2.

PAR LA COuK DGS bo.
INV ver.u DIN ordre de Ptfoh. Cour aes
preuyes dams ct pour ~ Pafo'sse -"
bs1,, Rouge, l;tat de Ia Louisiane,d sefa ven
du par le sousslsnt Juyc de Pato,sse ct ca
oficio Encanteur,
LuSut. ii septembre 1857,
sur lea lieus 4 rhrure ordinaire dies ventsa, Ia
propris,e ~suivante d; Ia succession dc 'eu
Adsh I.usk, deeds, savoif,
i.'eutiere motto de cent acres de terre cans
Ia ,ss;lanee dc Manchack All mem epdroit Oh
demeurc maintcnant Henry Lusk'
Ausst--onelques tetes de Bess'aux Ct u"
Mobilicr de Maisen. A
CoNDtrIoNs--La ,erre de in propriete a
I'm, deux e. trois ana de credit en- h'lets en-.
losses a satisfaction, payable. en- hanque, Ct
portant hypoths quo jns1",,a paria't payem." ~,
lie proprit,e persoanelle 4 IN an dc credit gu
io,r dc Ia vente, en- biliets endossss, payao'es
en- Banque. ~ ,.-
~ aout-26, I'll. Gss'tn' 'abe'
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<SOciGt&

Il <SOciGtG.
MOsEpE DUNN & EDG AR II. ALLEN,
ont forne unc societ<, sous Ia raison de
UNN & ALLEN,
dams Ia Wilde Baton-Rougc, pour IL ventc de
Provisions It Concstib,es leur magasin est
dams Ia main, ci-dcvant occupsc par Edgar II.
Allen 4 veroignure des rues Troisismc ct de
rEglise, Aant joint le fond de leur etablisse'
ment ensemble, lis ont maiutenant un assorti'
nnent gsnesl.
rs vendrrnt a bas prix pour du compliant e'
remescien, lie public de la bienveillance qu
ltur a etc xcordee jssqu'a present. Les per
sonncs qui toivcn, 4 E II. Allen sont prices
de venir re.lcr, ct celles qui ont des reclama
tons sont agalement prices de les presenter
pour en- ~recevoir !e pavement.
Ter Juliet 90
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LIE rEMrs.s

lie TEMGr.s
Ans C. Aag;stvsf i,vtprothobt.
prss DO IA beanta Que jI',ote,
Js me ctoyais egal aux dieus'
Lsrsdu'au brnii IL rsiraif %ssnere'
lie Temps apparut d nos yeas. thsl
fsiils uon,n,s tts toirisrehs
oui vol, Ia serre aes yauto'ifs
Ali par pi,ie, ,ni dit mia belle,
yieillatj, epargnet nos stneurs'
D,yan, son front charge De rides,
peudsip nas yeux 80 ssns baissesi
Nous y,yons 4 SEES pied. tapidss
La poudre dos siscles ~fassss'
A raspee, dune feui nopvells
Cus, dent de- ia,tir pput teujouts.
All, pst pitit. iii dis ma halle,
vieiltsrd, tpstsass mon a,,ao,rA
ID \ ti,srsna fisn set u 'erfe;
tesn'4parrtts fien insine aus eieuf,
fsspont..l dune voix a1tsefe
vots ne nj aves Gonna quo visdga
30 que IL passs eva rsyals,
Mennonite 1 peine 1 qnsIaues joarsi
Ali par piht. loi dit mn belle,
ylsillafd, eparanet nos an'oafsi
e,f cen, pfetnisfs paapies celebres,
J'si p,onss cent psuples fanaos
Dana IN aiame a. tsntbfes.
"a yous departures eoint'e e''s'
al ,yusar. dame onibre ttefnells
I.s ss.rru eisin,s dams ieur eouf''
All pst pi,is, iui oil ma belle, :
y,sij,atd. eparane1 nos atnonrs'
M,;.. msisrs mol, ds to.rs monde
Ia volnpts %ellar,pe les ina"Si
III lie Ia nature fecos'ds
I..a,i,re imn,ense ttsnd aes tameaas.
T,uiours "a tigs rencusslls
do. fruits ass 'srtathe i~oujoafst
An, par pitts. hi dis 'ae BELLE
vioilard, 6pstgnea nos a'n'eis'
II nous fuit, ct pres do 70 s''i'te'
t.es plaisits, helssi peu. consta,is'
Nous voysnt plus rressss dc sivie,
Nous burernt 1sits rcassi du Ten'pa'
Mais l'heure en- sonnsns ho''s fappe's
Con,~en tous nos reeves sens coufsi
"A, Il u,essis aysc mn belle
,tiaiis,d. 1naru,ss nee anours'
DEnkrase.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

rs soussigness'dtant prscarss le dr9't DC
fare usage dc Ia dFte invention dkns ID
paroisse dist HAton Rouge pour Il coHstrue.
ton des citernes, Cuvcs, Reservoirs &c. &C.,
.offrent lcurs services aux habitants de cette
paroisse.
tine Citerne f.ite avec ce rouveau proctds
peut etre vue chez lie Jugc Morgan dams ID
vile de Baton Rouge, 49,
lie ordres seront cifecsuss avee ponetuali,s
ct tout sera garAnti. .
8avrii--8 SHAW X PUIsLEN.
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AVIS.

W +. s~o,ssigne ptsviensles personnes lhi 'ul CIV,
%sotsertt lea Bllrts III Mars, Avi'l 81 MA
a aon artsr, lie hr iio;nt les payer h ieut
aebeseces 4 prssenths mar ~d'auttss, ~vuto'ifa 'ni4se
son pnftefenille dams Ia eaba,e No. ~ b boId da
st.a r,boa, I,ieuzi allan, louisville, (ls ennt' J
ayani NJ, argent $40. II s,mpte str i'l'onnetste
dn NJ Asaft aui le t]rauvera, etlti fro'rtst u"e 70
conperse ~ 10 rnn,et,snt \ Ia Nle. .Oreans n
Naisn,s PC. Dumas, ene,ig,urs Tnu'puss ct
%tla,iftan.
i, aon,=.2s.ef r. c. DUMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
NahiAlements d'Et6.

ES soussignes s%iennent de recevoir IN asscsfi'
men, general Embellishments d'EtS des der
nieres modes consistent en- pario de isvises e. I'm.
bits do rerinos; do. en- bombazine noirs; do. en-
e,oaes do ,hibet habits en- drap, bab',s vesses do
,oile blanche; do. en- desinde do. en- seersuckel
&C.. gilets en- toiIe blanche pantslons Ell toile, do
en- cou,iI do. en eotonade ruys; do. dc Marseil'e
blanc ct raye; ~calscons en- toile ct cotton, coils Ell
satin avec des nnuds; do. orjinaires. AUST
Tn bel assortment de Ievites ct habits en- draf
bleu ct noir, pantalons do.
lie tout est offert aux termes ordinaircs.
16 juin-l6 MANSKER Il DEWEY.
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Vcashrr.

ZINE oaat,eronne ag6c de- t1s, hyfc s"s de's
a. enfuus, l'une Aaee lie 1 ans g f1ulrs 'e y
ana. Ilia est bphna b.anchtsssnse, re5assehss CT
ruisi,iere
!. atlrss.e ait bufea i ae rptte fsailis nub
IN Juin-R JOSEPH ia sef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

NJ Els soussignes sisnnent de %feeevoit Vt ofren'
l&4 81, veDte un bel assortment do Marcl,ahdi.
ss Nouyelies CONSTANT On pattte ell tnousselines
franc aises do. ~stiisses; do. Suisse h earreaux bo-
binet mi 81 4 dcssihs ,ipdienues ct dssindes fran-
Gals mousseline n meustiqoaites monsseline eeros
ct nun ecrue; brin tfo,lss CRISES eotopades 6chus
brodss chapsaax DC paille pour danes ct pour de.
moisslles, bias de toute espeee; giants en- chsvreat
pour DANES 81 autfeF destelle bla1chs ct l,Oire
Il non a ri .toiisid 'lflande ipdiennss; ssfvIsitss
colette fins ct ofGtnaire; bfetsiies; TN bel assorti.
mens do n,bands pour ci,apraax q centuries; para
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
Plan dc In Willie dc Baton
Rouge.

EPuIS l~oas,ems les psoprStaires dc terreins
~ ainsi que les specuIatcurs desiraient avoir
I'M plan de Ia willie, mails il fut ~toujours impossible
de sen pr.cnrss, la photographic qns rspr"dtit tout
va sous peu de tens odrir Get avanisge, deja plu-
sieurs h~ai.i.ants ont s,uscrit au bureau du Journal
de Baton Roise. lie pfix en- noir e. de S. ct de
$40 en- ~cor.eur.
- Juliet %
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AVIS.

AVIS.
\ sociot6 6xts,aa;e en- celte vile, sou $ Ia raj.
IL son B,lltu Ship & c. ct a-Natciiek sous lie
nom Sh,pp Fcrriday & Co,cst dissontc ic : du pre-
sent mois d'aprhs con,-,,. Toutes les personnes
qni doivnn', ct crlles 4 quI la d,tc socie'e dot: sns's
prices de presenter leurs reclamat,ons chez Nessrs.
Beuneu Ferriday & Co. Il la Nouve.lc Orleans
eaa Na,chez a w. & 4. Ferriday & Co. Gni son'
satotises a payer, ct a rscevoir tou,es reclamations.
Henry l.. Bsnnett dc la Nnuveiie Orleans et
William Ferriday dc Matches, Sc serviront dc T.
ancienne signature sociale, pour la liquidation dcs
afaircs settlement.
HENRY l.. BENNETT.
WILLIAM FERHiDAY.
Associas SUCCESSORS de la socie,5 Ballits,
Shipp & ca. ct Shipp ~f'erriday u Co.
Nouvelle Olieans ) Juiliel 1897.
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Etnf ueln Louisiana.
GOuR DU 3me DISTINCT.
sPfROESSE EST BI7ON ROUGE.
I~lefl,ies Davenport, -. If
Villium Davis.
liz meme,
~ Nc. 1S3+-
ts name,

lie MEME
uNN veunlie deus wits DE- ,Eeti 6cias b moi
Ia adressd par l'floprahls touf do Ttoisiene
i~,;.rie,. pnrsi.pe q. Fiat susdi,s, II ssfn tfsft Ell
yep,s p.hlin,k h Ii tp#isen dc Cour dams Ia Vile de
i,tsn ltouga
MhHDI, 40 Aoh, proclaim 1887.
entire los hevtes rrdiuuires des vehtss' Tous ZEE
lroits, tires ii prs,entipns lie William Davis, O "
ptoptic,s ~ai.alras dseri,e, ssvoir; Tn
Morccau dc 'TCrrc, -
si.ute s,,r IL W',rd's Creck n sep, miles ne Ia VII
le de l1atnn Rnugs, eontenant qnatfe cent v'',gt-
elm atpenis vlus o., nsins. borne ~ Nord par Dies
tstfes appaftersnt s,s heritiers de jacob smith,
NJ Sod par des teites appariensat 4 O.. uepsssan,
il l'Ouest par ,efres de -- kleinpe'sr rta FEs'
par terres N Gutiey IL Thomas. ensemble nve'
teates In. batisses et amaliorations qui s'y iroo'
vent.
GONDiTtONS-Au Compliant. H4
AuEttSlsN DuPLANTfER.
90 Juiilsi@-a4 Sheriff.
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c00lER E.

COOLER f. MUSSENDEN.
nNT ,nsppr,s Ieur magnsin a Ia "aison h
u deux dagss, rue DO i'Egl,se, a.tenant au ma
vnsio do Mesrs. Reid T. Lcgcndre, {, oarens b
vendrc TN assrfinteat do
Mnrchandses- SSches, HabAc,nenls fate,
Bottles L Soldiers, Chapeaur, CHn.
cail,erie Po~rcslaine, Faience ct Perre'
RE.
Auxx; TN hf assortment de sIJoUrERIE.
fis onrente ,ou, i dies prix moderos o, / DIES ter
mes acconcants. Stun II
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Nabillements Il

assortment
"'HatHfen'ens dc Pfinfsmps 1t HsEtt,
' In drrnitrs mode, consisisn nj On parlis en- hsbtfs
fr'1Sviles ~ tn6sinos fr, 40. en- l0nba siNs noise,
n'biis 81 habiis-ves'sss ~ batisss erfae 81 eu toiis
Tvisc lsyiirs 81 habits sYestts m ddsjnds, do. o.,
title bIan he, Ell ,oite gsise e, ec bstt s,e. papt.iops
~ co"iil blame It gfis, DO. en- eopt,I = csnsaox Ell
V,tes, 40. Ell ni6ilDns ri en- stunt a zine, d0. sp f0ile
rise ct Ell bs'iste tcrue, ies rt ctiu5ads. gi!sts en-
satin blanc 81 MIR, no. IN seie mia RI DE r~o0legs,
do. en- MhrseilIe blanche e; d isas4ts -htIrs lie c0-
ton IT do toile, co.'s 1e chem 80 eel ct0t ~ tpt!~ ~
en- cotton, coils eD satin ur#s ath esteat<, aipsi gn'~
IN bel assortment J'bafjfs " iesitfs e. bsso dap
blstt q, shff. patit8ihff ~ zap his ~ mir /. 10 tout
d veiars ngS tsft,ss 6td.rstYas .
t.a - =; PIiiLLf1sSaa..
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Avis.
NFn. OZEM wOODauFF ny m, dispose lie
a. son ints'St dams Ia mason Woodn,Rk
toope', d" fsvens 10 II LAS. Wossrn1en, H.. NJ
fairies seront condniiss dssnrmsjs saas Ia rstsoa DO
COOPER 4 MUSSENDEN.
Les personnes gui doiyoni 1 Ia premiere sociess
reg1eroni lenrs complies avec Ia a0os ellie raison.
- mars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

Tine dame, avancee EN- are, MA voir
un yiesx ~scignear dc scs amis SOUL SC
mourait. La file de &c seisnear lsl refa-
81 i>ehtree dc sa chamhre, en- hi :diSant
que san pesre ne soyait plus de fammes.
"Ah. maiamc, a mon age, il n'yh p!as
AZ sara"
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CoppE Er rOlI.E D'EMBALLAGE.
100 incest ,itE p'EunALLAoEd u Kentucky
100 DO. ConnEs. ,
600 liyrcs 70 FIckLtE. .
A yenit bar .MANSKER & DEWEY.
% JUN ID -"
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NahilAemens Fats.

=
1abity ct lsv,tss CT msfinys iidif 81 boiDbaxine /;
babits-ycsies on tuile ct bntists srfuc. shsbits de
chase en- toiie: Panialhns en- msrihes poir ct de
cpuleur do. en- etdGe t,etr do gu tnils ri EN- 60.
,osad. assortie gllst= hlnacs ct 4 hassins: do. en-
satin OF ~, solo netra 10. en vslours.sJia Bnire ;
habits mems d'e,fans eftfmises en- eotoh avsc tie
wants en- ttiie, rhe'u,sss sa t,,le chennistttes ct coils
en- t0ilc &c.
CHAPEAUx, Bottles Il sOULtERs.
Cbapesnx pour bo,nmss a large bctds en- lo"tre
do. en- Russie do. Ell fedtre pour %snfants do. noirs
pour honmss, on sois ct Ell castor; b'odo1usns en-
yeau pour homnes do. en- c~',evreau do. pour gar
eonset 6lleties snuliers pour fe'nmes en- chevrea,
1t sa p~runeIis do. en- satin blanc ct GU prdnsl|e
s~ouliers pour hommes ct cscarpins.
Sucre. cafs, chandslles, savon. pou9re ct p'omb
dc cha sse, piornb en- barres, %clarrues, piochss, char
mes, golfers, brides, OF auincailiefie DO to'ts espeec,
il tout 4 vendre a des ternes oceomodsns. ic pp-
bile CO, prie DO venir examiner Get assortment rue
LAFAYETTE en,rs le Bureau de Ia Gazette et lie ma
gasin dc Reid Of Lcgendre.
8 avrii-S SLOAN d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

CoRDE Er ToILE D'EMBALLAGE.
ZINE siands anan,i,s de Ctrie ct Toile DER,
q bsllsgs rtyue dero,ereinsn. ct vendrs par
\ ,n;ll.,-ai JIG T.. r. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

Trail dn Priv Lgprant dc u Lsvr ne o.
wedi detHier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

CHANGgMENT' DE SOCIETE.
an Il. FREDERICK NJ. KENT ayan, aehett
pintcfot de A. II. Jones dams Ia msssoi
tones. Kent& tb. les a~ffairs. srrons cond"ites .
IN vsnir sous ID n,ison de Amos k.nt u Go.
AMOS KENT,
r. A. WALKER,
as mara &c r. N. KENT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

y,1sTas n vIM55aE -
Il NE u 1871 tuPE'iAi.a Is = .naAVf
tsira dew efLs,a vrairs bss lhk
-. dfessrssda Darsau.le IN Oazstfe. :
sfe Fevfjsr
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AOimnux Epnvcs

4 RRETE tar G,eo. r. t,ilcy, ds,ns"'ant a"x
IA p~lsines, IN Cheval bal, DO 10 rdon's' de
hsut ct ayant une 6toile a" front, age IA pc" pres
y ouD ans.
o Foy, 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-03-29

OF this has often heard him spoken of by old
persons, who lived in his time, as an emi-
nent merchant; that he was enterprising
and public spirited that his house was the
mansion of hospitality, and tha, many were
the acts of his benifcence and charity. He
owned at the time of his death, sixteen sail
ofvessels. His residence was the estate in
Washngton-Street, now owned and recent
ly occupied by the Hon. VIM. Hunter; in
the rear of the house was one Of the best
wharves in Newport, with a range Of stores,
all of which he built. After his decease,
this estate was sold to 1t. Gov. Joseph
Wanton. The public records of the Colo.
ny bear ample testimony to the fact, that
he was popular man in his day and gen.
grafton. He was for many years Repre-
sentative and Senator, aud, at the time OF
his death, Lieut.. Gov. Of the Colony. He
died on the sth Sept. 1856, aged Al years
having survived his wife about two years
and left number of children, among whom
were three sons, Thomas, Jonathan and
George. 1t is not known that any Of hi.
descendants, in the male line, are now liy-
ing. His remains were deposited with his
ancestors, in the family burying ground on
his farm, tnow known as the Page FARM
in Portsmouth, and his grave stones arc
still standing and are in good order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-03-29
MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.
1855.

Although the mother country sent pow
erful fleet and army; and the colonies, es-
pecialIy New England, made the most
strenuous efforts to give successful char
acter to the war, yet during the year the
French bafiied almost every attempt of the
English arms, In Nova Scotia, the arms of
England were triumphant, aud about 1900
Arcadions were first dsarmed and after
wards distributed among the English Colo
nies. On the Ohio, General Braddoek with
his fine army suffered total defeat aud
was himself killed the military operations
of the Northern army were partially sue
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cessful, but nothing etfectual was done du-
ring the whole campaign eff 1855 to reduce
the French in Canada, and it must be con-
fessed that the odds of war for that year was
in favor of the French. The Rhode-ls-
land troops returned home in the fall, ex-
cept - who remained in garrison at Fort
Edward, or Fort William Henry. 100
more were retained in service by the Colo
ny aud the rest discharged. The troops
furnished by Rhode Island during the cam-
paign were about 600.
This year an account Of the number of
inhabitants in the Colony, was taken by or
der of the Commissioners of trade and plan
tations, which is as follows:
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ORIGINAL.

For the II. ]. Republican.
RECOLLECTIoNsO or ITALY-No. q.
During a soiourn of few months at
Rome, had a companion in my friend Mr..
DO, and day after day, found US wander
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SELECTED.
From the Lady's Book for February.
FIRST LOVE.

Our northern maids though cold, are truei
Though charter, are holier too:
Their love is deep, yet lives unspoken
Their hearts may break, yet seem unbroken
A thousand for their love may die;!
They love but once, and fervcntly."
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On, happy days Of childhood, when the
heart knows no sorrow when sunbeam
may chase away the gathering tear-drops,
and the PrIsmatic tints of an icicle can
send a ray Of pures: extacy into the tiny
bosom.
How ready are we to echo this sentiment,
when we hear the merry laugh, and see the
sunny smile Of childhood yet IL we appeal
to our own recolIections Of those moments,
do We not feel that this apparent felicity is
but the eolouring Of our own imaainations
a ray OF Sunshine may draw away the tears
OF a little one, but a cloud will as readily
conjure up flood oftbem again an icicle
may delight It by its brilliancy, but when il
has gained possession Of it, and finds it mel
ting, away, TIL at last the diamond poin,
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oos
The Assembly met at Newport on Tues
day the ith of May, and on the next day
were chosen.
STEPHEN HOPKINS, Gov.
JONATHAN NICHOLS, Dep. Gov.
assistants.
James Honeyman, Nicholas Easton,
Nicholas Cooke, Obadiah Brown,
Robert Lawton, Joseph Brownell,
jeremiah Lippitt, VIM. Richmond,
John Congdon, Thomas Hazard,
Thomas Ward, Secretary.
Daniel Updike, Attorney.
Thomas Richardson, Treasurer.
The Deputies from Newport were, Ben
jamin Wickham, Thomas Cranston, Peter
Bours, Joseph Wanton, wm. Mumford, and
William Read.
The Assembly appointed the Bud day OF
May as a day of fasting and prayer. Up
TO this time, the custom of appointing DAYS
for religious exercises, which had been so
usual in the neghborlng colonies, had rare
", if ever, been introduced into II. Island.
Jonathan Nichols was son Of former
Lieu. Gov. of II. J., of the same name,
whose memoir was published in previous
number of this paper. Almost three gener-
ations have passed away since this resPec-
table man was gathered to his fathers, and
it is to be regretted that his remote relatives
can furnish but few of the peculiar incidents
which distinguished his active and useful
life. His person was tall, well proportion
ed and handsome. He received the adyan-
iages of good business education, and was,
at an early period in life, extensively en-
gagged in foreign commerce. The writer
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Prom. -- And thou ar, far,
Asia, who when my being overlowed
wert like a golden chalice to brigh, wine
Which else had sank into the thirsty dust
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Observation-Disclosures
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Observation-Disclosures!
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The Assembly met at Newport on Tues
day the ith of May, and on the next day
were chosen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
gs'iiichesfcr anal Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

WIScnEsrEE S PoTonAc Il Ro,p OFFICE
April 20, 1881. {
FETi!C President and Director Of ,hr Com
II Pahy have established the following
rates of toll FOR transportation. Il. be hereaf.
Ter charged upon this road. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE
Flour per barrel, Ia,Is
Bar Iron, DIooms, Pig Iron, Castings, and
Lead, per ton, 81 so
" heat, RYE, Rye-meaI, Core, Corn-mcal,
Oats, BGckw hcat-moal. end oil other
CoGnrnodiiIes, per hundred pounds, sicts
ASCENDING TRADE.
Tor Plaster, per ton, 81 10
Salt and Sailed Fish, per 100 pounds, iOs.s.
Merchandise, and ali other commodities, per
hundred pounds, licts.
An additional charge Of cents per barrel
on Hour, aud : cents per ono hanJrcd pounds,
on all other articles, viii be made ut the
Winchester Depot for RECEIVING aud for
warning. BY order of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PresiiSai.
Winchester, April ~. 1897.