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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

Thirty ne years have elapsed since
Henry Clay first appeared in the Ma.
tional Councils. In 1906 he entered
the Senate of the United States, and
has been in one of the Houses of Con-
gress or in the Cabinet nearly ever
since.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15
$53 81

BAD TnINGs.-A smokey house, an
unfaithful servant, a stumbling horse,
a scolding wife, an empty purse, an un-
dutiful child, an aching tooth, an IN.
cessant talker, hogs that break through
enclosures, a dull razor and a pimpled
face, a butting ram and a fop.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-15

COMMODORE HULL.--The veteran
Commodore and his family have loca-
ted in Baltimore city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
TEE B'sssesH'NEAN.
Lync,lburg. january rs. 1897.
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

Owing IL the nclemency of the weather, the
anniversary r1teting oil the LynchbufG Coloni-
cation Soccty was mol held ut the time hereto
fore appointed. II will take place on FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, the @1th inst. at tie
Methodist Episcopal Church, on which occa-
sion lade, and gentlemen are invited 10 attend.
The Board Of Managers announce, with plea
sure, That The Kcv. X. X. Guey. the Serre-
tafy Of the Parent Society,iS expected 10 be pre-
sent on the occasion, aud will probably address
the Society An address will also be delivered
hy Robert Whitehead. Esq. and probably by o
iher- X. II. TOL.ER. Scc'y.
II The Boo,d Of Hanaeers are requested to
nee, THIS AFTERNOON. at ! o'clock al
the School Room of the Rev. +. G. Smith, TO
make arrangement. for the anniversary.
X. II. T., Sec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

And toes the strong fortress OF Goliad without
anv loss, aud soon after defeated aud captured
800 Mexieat.s. This army detefniinta upon
the conquest ri Mexico and routed and cut to
pieces 1000 men neat San Antonio. A rein
i,rcr,,,rat OF / 900 Mexicans assault d Brxar, in
the absence Of The American Gen,.fals bui the
,rsops re- soired to act themselvcs, aat defeated
the assailints WITH the loss Of onl, three men.
ia 1872, General Toledo, who had fesolted
from the Spanish Government. took command
OF San Antonio, aa'i, with Ross force oil Ia,
and 800 Indian. routed another Mexiran aiiny
Of Icon men. These ertats led To the gcnrial
reeolutioa which :, parated hesco from SPAN,
and ever since then, whenever the Textn, have
been engaged either with the MeXicans 10 Is ]
tahiish republic, or against them To dtishd II,
they have almo,t invariably Prevailed Mr..
Merritt CONTINUES: In the year 1872, when the
Texans near Naragtoches had been agtfieyed !
BY the military Al that post anl had Intellectually
endeavourcd io procure their removal, lhey took
W arms Tor the purpose aud. with 210 ualisc-
plined men, defeated 31j regulars under Genoral
1.us Piedrus. Ia 1892, during the adnnislra.
ton OF 'u>tamcn'e, and litter the violation al tlr
Federal Constitution, detachment Of IL Tex !
ian settlers, under Captain John Austin. bc,cc- !
ed aud reduced the fort NJ Nelaseo, garrso ned h'
la Mcxican> under Colonel [ sarlrhpa WITH /
great los 10 tie brscgrd.s
in 1888. the Mcxican garrison ut Anahuac,
under Captain fenoria surrendered 10 Colonel /
Travis, commandnga smaller force. In otto-
Ter Of the same year. the Mexican 'Hcalty from
The fortress nj BeNIr were completely ranied.--
~ Gonzales. few weeks after, % Texans, /
under Colonies Bowie and Tanning, fought The
battle of Conception. aud defeated lj0 NrAicsns.
"'rhe battle near Baxar was fought IN the
same month, aud 100 MeSiean> were Obliged 10
retire, under cover o. the artillery OF the town.
before 200 Texan; and, IN December, the city
of San Antonio aud the Alamo, defended Is L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

- The coarse language Of the Missouri
Senator, (Bcnion.) at the close uf the EIPung'
lng debate, is, Il, far as we have heard. unlref-
ally cxecra,ed. We do not approve Of the
conduct oil the spectators who hissei that inf'-
Bank Rufan" and his brother Expungers-
though If ever there was IN occasion which JUS
tilted such breach Of decofum, it was the scene
then enacted but sill less can we approve
oi the conduct OF the Senate IN dragging before
them an Americas citizen, and, without cnqu'r'
ing into the truth of the charge against hun, OK
permitting him 10 vindicate his innocence, DIS
miss him with the imputation Of guilt attached
to him. Who this citizen is we do not know
but whoever he may be, we hope he will not per-
nit his personal rights to be thu, violated with
impunity even By Senatorial " Ruiiians.
From his card, which we subJoln, We infer thar
it is his purpose TO vindicate his rights
The Public will undoubtedly be informed
through the medium of the reports of Congrcs-
,onal proceedings, letters from Washington
and by other means, that Ia, night, after tue
passin. Of the E.Npunging resolutions. by the
Senate Of the United States, a gross outrage was
nerprtrited at the iustigatIon of MIR. Senator
Benton. on the person OF an American ci'h,"'
That he VA. arrested, brought to thc-bar oil inc
Senate CONDEMNED without proof. DENIED per,
mission 10 speak, and discharged within, u'o'.
after being iasul,lngiy called 4 hire3 rrMd'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

aud excessively plan IN hi. appearance. TIE
.ili.ers of the onrt in due form waited upon
him in a BODY. The cause Of bis friendship to.
wards Cen Gaines wasthe hearing and result oil
several letter, Addressed in an individual eapa-
cry 10 the President aud Cabinet of Texas IN
relation to Santa Ana, which doubtless, wa, the
principal means Of his Liberation, and The subse.
qnent honorable and magnaniinous course ruf-
sued towards The illu trou, prisoner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
TWENTY Two DAYS LATER FROM
I'Nl.I.A \ ID

rf.N-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

p
sued towards the ilu striou' prisoner.
-~fayss---
TWENTY Two DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND
The Susquehanaa sailed from Liverpool on
tie 20lh Dcccuber. and was twenty Tour DAYS
on the passage. She bring, London dates 10
| l7lh December.
| The National Gazette, = from which VIC pin.
| oipally take our eAtacts, says,~ Not hay NJ
complete files. we are unable 10 give more Than
disconnected items oil intelligence. On the oh
| Of November the southern coat Of England
aud northern shore, of France were visited by
Que Of dc nosf terrific hurricanes IN the memo.
~ Of til. Oldest inhabitants. The list OF ship
wrecks i, fri2hiul. The barque Isabella Cap
ain kurlz, from Philadelphia 10 Amsterdam,
had been wrecked o. the English coast. The
hurricane swept through the middle and
southern counties, producing dreadful havoc.
| Coaches were Upset, trees aud houses blown
down, and the stock, of farm yatds scattered to
the winds. Many lives were lost in diiitr-
ent parts Of The Kingdom aud much property
destroyed by The sudden nuundations which sue
| eeeded the torrents of rain. London did not
e-rape the fury =! the storm, hut suffered great
damage.
Don Miguel, tired of inacton. i, about TO com
menee rebellion in Portugal, Oh the plan Of
Carlo, IN SPAN.
There wa meeting of the ROYAL Guard at
Madrid ON the 9TH OF November. Two hundred
aud sky soldiers rer0ltcd bal they were sub
dued, and condemned 10 be oninteruarrd-tc ye.
y fifth man 10 be >hut) A. soon a. three had
suffered. however. her maic>iv the Queen Re.
cent sent and pdidoncd the remainder II Is
clear that much disJ!lccton prevails against
the Christine cause.
Great expectations were formed in Spain
from the projected landing Of Don Miguel in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
ROBERT EARLY.

Il L ~ Den 1'IST.
~ Y returned 10 Lynehbur-. and NAV be
: found At the Franklin Hotel, by tLose who
desire his professional services.
November Ii WIS #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
NEGROES \v,NvE,,,

4 Ill give The highest price in cash for
lke!y ynuns Negroes from II 10 2s ,ear,
on. SETH WOODROOF.
Npgem1cr Il 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

BnSides nos, Cos, sos. los. 20, 6 los.
- Tickets Sl0--IIalyes S5-Ors. 81 40
For sale hv J. IA yEHEj,T & r.
January 10 " -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
4lIpUlI.M.L,hoS MAP

n forming the citizens of Campbell Buckin.
ham Albcmaie, Nelson, Amherst, Bedford.
iioleionrt, Montgomery, and Wythe counties.
thai he intends calling on them this winter
and the coming spring, 10 solicit then
patronage Of Mitchelrs reference and distance
MAP Of The [ nited States. A new edition orthi-
valuable work, already well known, has latel,
9 zee, published with important additions splen-
didly coloured in counties This Man has Leon
recommended by all the Colleges Of note in V;r
einia, and is positively the only Map now in cir
culailon, worthy the patronage of the public.
WIN. WILSON Iei fo,
S. A. MITCHELL.
Ian ~ ., r..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
\ GRAND SCHEAlE, ,

= III '7V7II
Prjze 81 $50 OOO
30 Prizes of nOo
lEESBURG ACADEMY CLASS ONE
Draws ON SATURDAY 2l,t January,
News received On 'rue>l,v 9th.
SPLENDID pRIIESr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
cpasgesslonal summary.
-. rrs GAINESVILLE GAZETTE"

". ~ fsed by the constitution, "ihe frs
y Dscsmbes" a quorum appeared in bot.
ehev proceeded tn business. Ia the
~ r, Lcvsie. long the able secretary Of that
-;..j h. Office, which nas been since filled
~ 49, q Asbu.y Dckins, late acting Sc
-. Messrs. Fulton and Sewer, sena-
49, 20 - state Of Arkansas, appeared and
-.64A Michigan appears TO be without
49, 3 0visosy, os representation as 4 state.
/. m - spses-nis Arkansas in the house OF
.rees1ivvs, bot though noisy name, we be-
- - shs. az bee" very quiet.
n NksaDsssy, Of Ohi,, in order to get irnmeJi-
NJ hu.;sess, moved the appointment Of the
sr eDmm;,tess on the first day Of the session,
- . ovcsruied and the appointment deferred.
- sbs short srssion, or that which must cx-
~ he 81 Of March, industry on the part Of
Isn = doubIy important.
& Toesday, ~ o'clock, the Pressdent's Mes
- received through the hands Of Andrew
-. il. On adopted spn Of the president, and,
: - sesisssi,on Of MAJ. Donaldson. his private
nu. Tho document was read Of course in
|1hs:ses; and the printing Of 5000 copies with
hoesnpnnyinQ documents, WIS ordered by the
-; ssd BY the House 5000 with tbs docu-
usas1 5000 without. In the senate Mr. Kent,
r. sssossced the dccease Of MI Goid.l,orou.h,
.s1seue; in doing which he bestowed n hand
neusRy upon the deceased.
+ n Wednesday Mr. Benton gave notice tina: he
ujss ~ early day oG.r hi, "expuaging TesOlu-
- We my well hope that the brief period
w 10 the session will not be consumed in be-
seig The president with fulsome asttery by one
y, win hesping upon him ccnsuros by the Other.
| D nur.dsy Mr. Ewing gave notice that he
~ on Monday Introduce resolution providing
ktempcaI of,ho Treasury order Of the llth Of
Whist. by which payments Tor land al the United
Ms land ofi-c, were required 10 be made in
he instead Of the comfnon currency Ut the COIN
B Both houses then adjourned TO Monday, the
|A inst.
amongst the business Of Monday was q rcsoiu-
as6esed hy Mr. Benton, To instruct tho commit
ha Finance % inqiirc into the exoed,ency IT
ISsAing the present copper coinage Of the u.
~, substituting therefor a coinage Of mixed
~, eUmPosed Of crp,er ani silver. The reso-
~ sas subsequently, adopted. The senate then
ess5sd 10 b'Ilo, Cr cbai1mcn If the various
dae committees. when the Elowing gentle
h ver vvc.ally elected:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

10 evident that some If the sfrongss, men IL
.se,e have been displaced j" making the above
kdnn.
s'Ae hoSse Of repre- sentasives resolution was
ID Mesucting the committee Of Ways and
ssss hspiss into tie expediency Of immedi-
seoNsiaz The duties on foreign grain. and
80 On KINDS. An amendment WIS pro-
s-Ien'ag the question TO the Committee on
nasse, instead If that on Ways and Means,
Seemed. The articles Of foreign Goals, salt.
~ sugar were subsequently, added. MIR.
sired q resoluiIo n instructing the com
dWays and Means TO bring in a bill reIcas-
everai states from any obligation To repay
sseends ofthe surplus revenue, but the prop
- Dot receive much coun'enance, as it
nght. and We think properly, that It would
30 consumption Of time in debate. which
sd BE- more profitably employ ed in attend
.asess Of pressing necessity.
isesday various resolutions were offered
gent the Presidents Message TO nppropri-
1ssees; after which Mr.. Wise offered the
sesolution which YVES 3op;ed:
hat % much Of the Presidents message as
= eoedl,eion Of the VARIOUS Executive Depart
E9 ability a. d integrity with which they have
esssrd, the visiIant and faithful discharge rf the
~aee N al Of them, AMI the causes OF complaint
ee the manaes in which they have ful-
of their cseatiha, be Pefesred to q select
esesise Of nine oeabess, with power TO
ssnd papers. and with Instructions iO in
coasss:ioa Of the various Executive Depart
.sy and integrity with which they havel
eesd, into The manncr in ~hsch the bushes.
ssged - ~ ofthsm, and into an the causes
- eoy quarter, At The manner in which
\ ~ sAsis buaisess, ~ o6ess, OF any oil
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
ovlMTED AND PUBLISHED
&Ra:SoWAy + DAVIS,
6upse Of Msis cad Fso"t stsss's,
ICON D. WAYNE COUNTY. INDIANA.

srksesibj0gs Two Ds,llsss aud fihy Cc0ts,
1SS. ~ vess, ~ Thsce D,lIass u not paid until
- Ths above tssas will ba strictly en-.
l.a-Twslvs Iis'ss. 'aess ;"se.eio"', 81; each
4@5 Ls.1Sc.. . csOls. Twelve lines ~ less. fos
s. "a, ~ sis sooehs, s.; 6os one year. So.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

But Ahis Is tho last annual message Of An.
drew Jackson. ] would, Tor him and his coun.
Try that II was any thing but what II 10. And
,oay 10 il what II isl Gentlemen will pardon
mel ean nothing disrespectful to the Pres.
ident-when J say they know il 10 due to
candor and truth to say-..it is what il Is, be.
cause IL Is not the message Of Andrea Jackson
They know that, Immediately upon tho I'D.
jOurnment Of the last session Of Congress, the
President and his prime ministers were dis
persed from their duties at Tho seat of gov
and from the cares Of public bust
ness, on their respective missions to the
states of the Union. He Of State. bore de-
spatches to Georgia. and sthe Old Chief him.
self was Iugged along through western Vir-
ginia, over
The herald., 1837-05-06


rrw yoas MAY ,,b-gu.oe., p,o,ys marc ia ,,o .-,a
80. =. a.-l. 4. g.. "a - ), -, . -. - -
cban,. do no, even ry % ,uoIe,. c cs.,bsv ,
go, % snv W. Lam, ,,.t = n,,,,lo, ~ ,,n,, ra,
"' " o'y "'es' Noo'u oo'sin meicHihdls
10 any am n w hot get one cents worth Our merchants
tell them, a you have the cash, will sell you gsods
c,a;,-s,es t,ok Mace ye. raav q, ..c,,oo
damaged at 50 81 $50 bags
damaged wheat at 81 G. bags do do a, AZ s7 c,sh
49, .r..u -. an ,,,.a,a .c-..u, !, -. -. -. :. -
-, ~ =. - f N - ~" "'. d'"e"u
Southern cfn - selling AZ W 70 Rye, bt private sa
quote a sals. rye ard 3ss h. ~
,.oxo ,his H.
"e, 80 ',
sat"e heer OF no iarthcrsaso OF aocn fS92 sacks
imported this day from Lverool
i r,o,,srI.. ..a,l :, !. .,,l,,a,- i,..,s, W., .
a. 20 90. ss,Lo,n a, s-s as Ma. yt :, AZ :,
nor, TO o. -
eaten- W. uo,;ca a.c,oo ,,s e. N. . = -, L., ...,.
-, ~ " ''s - y" 'a'' "eeH : fa'cs
hce nus hesh ahs more doing 10 the article within the last
hc aosVe caaeuon We hear OF sale OF ioo bales
n'ddie IAN 70 in az u c this - the sale briefly noticed
Sales OF cnder this day have sen
a,op, tsoo b.les -
"e
Ionec-We again remark salo nearly $50 bars
Prime Laeuifa at ga 81 cash The demand s,i limited a,
The herald., 1837-05-06

IyBoyden must behave better. We can't be troa-
bled with people coming to US every day with COM
plants about his conduct He must learn to be civil,
and not use bad language. When his walters wages
become due, he must pay them of, hard times or
easy. If we hear any more complaints, we shall 60
UP to the Asor House and turn the old man, Fred,
and all the lOaters out Of doors together.
The herald., 1837-05-06
joke, had poor Adam arrested; and he was committed
by justice Palmer for trial.

ConoNER's INouEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday, on the body of an unknown man, who was
feand in the river at the foot of Albany street. He
Was apparently about y years OF age respectfully
lie amulet inscribed with latin characters tied around
his neck Verdict-found drowned
The herald., 1837-05-06
Am slse1aac cnts.

I formed The Playof -
JULIE THE FORCED MARRIAGE ris.eau Mr. Keeley
julie Mrs keeley.
To conclude with The Play sf
LA BAYADERE-Zoloe M lie Augusta-ratma Miss Kerr
Ninko, Madame Otto.
booTs T. Performances Commence a o'x,ock
Boxes II Pit So cts Gallery rs eta
MEHlCAN THEATRE. BOWERY-MR
the Play of 'oS po'e"sos
sam PArCH-sam Patch, Mr. Marbe-Tobias MIR. Bakely-
Melissa, Mrs. Herring.
After which,
The POLISH BRoTHERS-will 60 their astonishing per
form = - ''"e ~
To conclude with the Molo Drama of
Harry Clifton, Miss Waring. '
Doosopen a hai past and performances will commence at
o'clock. Boxes 75-Pn s7a-Gallery ~ cents
kMANK kMA LIN NTHEATRE.-MRs KENT,s BENE
~, HIS EVENING will tie presented he PLAY of ihe
Herbert. ' "''' Noh' -aAii, WIS ;.
After which,
HEROMP-Psclla Tomboy, Mrs La Forest-watty cockney
Mr.. Clemens NN'' oo'A"oy
To conclude with,
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND Wallace N, w
Scton', krkpatnck Mr. Banchard-GiIbert Hamilton Mr.
Cony-Marian, Mrs Preston. -
Doors vp.n al bk Performances commence ut IA o,c,ck
r'c'sey. Boxes 50 cents; Pit IS.
The herald., 1837-05-06
MARRIED.


On Thursday, 4h inst, by the Rev. M Sulwell MI James
phlps to Miss Eliza daughter OF Mr. John reamser all oi
this city
On "Wednesday Sd the Rev T. Macauy John G. swan
TO Miss frances Z. Tuttle, all Of this city. - . y ,
AT bdnbugh March John TboTbun oil Ha lei Sose, long
Island ~ Y 70 Isabella daughter ef the late Rev. w. aha'
ofPeeblcsbie.
On Thursday 4h ns John MKenna in the 18th year OF his
The friends the family are respectfully
yed to attend Tia. funeral this afternoon al cock om his Ia
theirs residence, % Elm 1T.
On Thu sday 4fh inst JAMES Healy, aged 4S years.
OF the deceased respectfully
10 attend his from
street. Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
Tharsday h inst Sarah, wife If VIM Pal.ison, Sen in
the 18th of her age . . -
On Thursday Of apoplexy his redence No 55
Bceeker John Fcmns late president of the Nj chancs
Bank, uged 56 years
on Thursday 4th inst Mrs Jane MeGewen Of Cornwa Eag,
aged 80 years.
On Thursday, 4th ns the SD year OF her Mrs Hart
Frost.
On Thursday 4h nst Capt schucad Of stea master Of
PnIssian brig Active.
on rhuneay 4h nst Caroline youngest daughter Of sam
Davis, aged IS yeas.
Funeral this afternoon clock from No. Dey ST.
90 Wednesday, Sd inst Mr. Thomas Rose in the 24h year
Of his
On Thursday 4th inst Hempstead L. l., Richard Smith,
aged SO years.
Funeral today at l2 clock from the above place.
The herald., 1837-05-06
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
JOHN sEFroN's BENEFIT


- MONDAY sh May,
seth time OF JENNY TwITcHgR IN FRANCE, and a
new dfama ofZAMEO. 10
To- NoTICE-LUDwiG TRUsCHEL, from FranLest hal IN
Bavaria Germany Cabinet sde ard res,Jne In New
YORK y requested 10 cell possible at Wall Al
10 receive communications about his family Gefmany
mye 81
OsT..on Tiur.dsy. the eth ist whc,e between the
memoardsm book with ners name marked The ",sdo
1t 81 no value z. any but the owner wbcver will reun
tat th,s ofhce shall be rewarded o. their uoube
nyst JAMES SHELDON
CLOTHING -CLOTHING-.CLOTHI
Those senenel reau ring cIng respectfully request
ed te call at as Broadway between Cana and Lspcna
wher? nay be ound complete ASSORTMENT of all paucs pai
cusrly adapted 70 The made IN best
and At ab:ut enc half IN prices usus asked.
'ns same unusually low prices CAL and see nJs 81.
I IyERPOOL ORAL COAL AFLOAr.-p.
at the foot Of Roo svet street, cf superior
lowered in. 1,si he McSs expressly 70, family use Ige ze Al
c.., WILLIAMS FERGUS N,
VA yards ~ @ak street and cone, Of Madison and yecrou
Peach Orchard Coal which iiey viii ss a. Sc"a w sy %
len, cos Ami, s1 quantity u pea coal and dust
NEW fnHk TATTERsALLs.-o Monday
establishment cs tai of horses c ,a ~ 80 ~ e T., a.
has ever came under the hammer this CIV xoag ,b - %
enchmsn Charley snowdcn aek Reeve sna % nv, e To
- Az \. Nv ~, =, y Clock pecisy The horses can be
nye q yoHN ". WATSON, go Broadway.
I'm. GLOVER contioses to Re consuIcd conf. ,n.II =
Mna strange are sppnzsd that " a. has rsreve
ar NED cal edcafion a9d co.. ns himself ic pras e
esses Thee whe have been treated by s, ~
snesn prasos eis arc invited spp al his office No aArns
m,sim
The herald., 1837-05-06

Ships TIE Fatel t5ar Savagna Constantinople NJ Paaon
Niagara Besher, Charleston Geo Sutton Aabaian,
bile D. Hur but Co. Bark Louisa hnson, Vera Cmz
W. w. Deo est Briggs Maria, Hutchinson Boston H. Havand
oscar lswe H9lta an Antwerp Rebertssa; Pearl Nor
rel Portland, Nesmith Lce eas Midas Dcken on Baltimore
schs vesper, Trot Bath, sie Nesmth Leeds; Amoner
Strag, Newport, Del " '
The herald., 1837-05-06

1 ANDS WANTED.-wsn cf 10 purchase from, q 10
- W 90 acres 81 good Western Lani price
mus, DC healthy c'gnuy .nd y the vicinity Of
fere Part and pan property will rivea in exchange
Apply I. " " " through the psst Office, with real name
mYl.laNNw
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
CANADA.

LIE gouvcrneur en- chef du Canada. \
lance une proclamation lie 8 de &c m,is. a
eiiet de %convoquer la legislature lie s
adu'. La peliiique d~'assemb!cr de non.
yea" re PaTIement provincial, don't une
des branches plus dune fois declare
sa Resolution de ne pas rer,p!ir ses de-
voirs' dot, dams observation-disclosures aclueI.
leg etre un s"jct de rlhcxions
Nous avons la doulcur d'apprendre dit
,e Canad'en do Ter que lie iauboarg ST.,
Koch a ktk hier al soir, lie theatre de vac
reAes serieuses entire les citoyens. Ilva
e"' da.-on, un combat rGgulier entire une
tren'aIne de psrtisans Opposes a nombre
e5a' de chaque cofG, sans co.npter les
ausses qaerelIcs ia1:yidIelles. Oanoas
parse aassi de wires ca~sees, de citnyens
insnlies dans lenrs person ncs
par, u" rassenblenens On a p~arcsuru
>. atoch her au soir.
fe sont ID g;eiqyessuus DIES iaeoav9-
f'asfs inc ass.sIeIa Iaaaa d' an al s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
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ivraie est pcmblame du vice; sa tige ressen.
nas celle dn. froment; ellie croft avec les rlus bel
les moissons. La main du cultivatepr, sage ct la.
Oile, arrache cette manvaise herbe asec prt caut.on
poqr ne pas i confondre ayec lie bon grain. Ain
vun sage instituteur doit employer Ia patience
pous oefsclnef les mauvais pcnchans qui naissent
dans un jeune cGur. Mais il doit craindre d's,oue.
ler 'es gernss de Ia vsrtu, en- croyant deraciner
osu. ou vice. La mere de Du Guesciin Sc plai-
enait de voir son fills renzer chaquc Jour au cha.
'sau, soaiiie de poussisre ct convert de pleasures.
un main, CONNIE ellie Sc pre- parait a lie puo;r. me
0o'sne religieuse rayant considsre, dit: "Gardez.
seas hie1sdsis punir, car il viendra un TENS Oh
aes dsfaots don't vous vous plaignez feront IA ploi-
e e = famiils Ct lie salut de son pays" Pour
uas mere sui % trompe ainsi, .combien d'autres
senprcsaent De ,~cultiver Pivraic dams lie seur de
ssuvs ei'iass, 4 NJ s'aper;oivent quill Va priy ra-
tins qu'.a t1ds4 AZ Ii moi.son,
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