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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Animmux Epayek

IL ) BID affete psTD asL r. ffsworl, 4 environ
miles aI.dsssBus do HA ion Rouge, s8S Iss
Tsffss haetss, uDs vAaHH bisSeJs a seifs Avss
son. vsaHs Aals \ IN ffop q upper flgpe sur Heleii.
IL sAtehs q So marques dss latfss Q. Q.
10 oet-j5 n sg7s
III 4 I'D arrrtse par jean Calls III 10 ID COD.
rant, tt1e vieife vAeiih rouge, AyAhs IL front
blaze, asee de 3 q ens, t~sofeiils df0its sou.
pee esrfesBent ct fsndus, t6reille fsaehs d.
meme, plus tns ooapure en- dsssous, niarquss
d'une fsur dc jis. s ~
90 nov. Al
L a etc arfe.e par Valentine Dalton, dsfnea.
rant All bayou Montesan6. d 8 miles dc IA.
ton Rouge, I'm CasvAt eouleur atezsn fepes,
ayait le front blanc, IL pied ct IL janbs dc DER
fiere blanc. ags de Q, ans, psrtant les marques
da collier. 9, les qiiAtre t'ieds fsrfss.-
i . 60 4 gaie 4 l,bstitatioa Ne r. Netltiet 4
i deus niIss h FIST dc Baton Rouge, Oas Va
eHs bisbshe' 81 rouge, ayee soG yea,t, el's est agee
De II n ~ ais, 4 % dsnis r1ps az NnAfrtH \ ei'a.
1ae e~fesiis, a,atqpeeJ X SUI Ii hanehs gauebs, II
n,araus 10 ID hane,e dfhite Is. iadecbiHfabis. 5
. dee IA
d Gle afrete Ia 10 peesmbfe 1887, par James
M. Wikgf, b Bah IHH. environ 2 miles Il
ptssta ne !jatea Rouge tjeux MgEssf heifef. TIA.
yabt soeuse nuarqas vis,bis, Giles pstsisssut jsutss.
10 Deaembfe 81. ags1f
Ill Ste arr4te par n. Walker, demearant 4
Indian Dayeu, 20 miles Nord Est do Haten
Rouge pres DIES PLANES. IN jeune, Has VI, d'ane
eouteur rouge, ayai,t queiqies taehes de blanc,
t,arqu6 sur Ia haneie de Ia 1ettfe N Ell dun
crap ct deni erpp sur pereiile droite ct a'uH
crop sur Ii gauche.
Ter j~asvier ~ haft5&H Ill tiFgis
l. n ets srrete par Eiias Russ, pros de 1'bsbits.
!. ton do M. Unbsthssep, b D miles e~av,fon
audsssls do fjaien Rouge, 10 6da feuft. Or CaEvAL
slezHfs de 10 psdmss de hsut, ssps n,afgue, Age
d'sbyito6 y b D ans, 10 dit ebevat Vi ID train ssses
bien. fa " jadv--4g
8. HENDERSON, jim.
saaMn ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Fiat dc ln Louisiana.
pAHOtssts EtF BATON HOUuE.
VENTEpUnL1OUE.

ENN vef,ti DIN ofdfe de i,tIepofabie Cour do
~ Ttaisiehte District, Paroisss I'll 1iat ti-Jss.
sus lhehti9htes, pour sHeetaef ane partition entire
lee helitiers u sefa settda b Ia Maisen do t'euf
dams Ia vile de BieH Rouge, aux Isares erdi.
TN Tres DIES eeutes,
MERtREDt, 4 AvAt 1853,
In p~tetiieia ei.ip,ls deetits pt8yenaut IN Ia
soeeession lie fe, Maa. ssrBt, Lewis, deeadee.
Tine TftsRlt de sfsade vaieut sit,aee dams eei,s
%pafbisse spr le satfb Greek, eonteb4Hi sis cents
l%nafan,e acres. beriee 81 Nard par Gideon Allen,
h fVaes, par les tstes pibliqitss, su Bid paf eel.
lss d. Mathew Mad, 81 h i'Es, par tsffss vaeai,.
les. ba dits trrte elant une doastiea fi:.s aus nm.
eettss lie Ia die ssasAh Lewis deeedee,
Les conditions seiJtt eopiues 10 jour lie la yeate.
~ fevtisr--9 Gil, TESTER, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

AVIS.

Vf AVIS
rs soassignes ont rbonneur d'inforfnef -
IL ptfblic eileufs amis. qu'ils ont fortns uns'
-Ai44a sa,is Ia rajson dc
Pour Reimbursement dune pharn'n22i1eT = i,atou
Konge sitaee rue Lafayette 4 cote do fluftat, dc
IA Gazette de Baton 1touge. Ills adro,,t cobstain.
inent ces MkoieANEss ftais Ell 10 pretpis re
qaallte des HgItss, pEisrvass et vtrxss ~.
series, ct gshsralsfneft tout &c qai est do res.
sort de eette partie, le tout 4 dos prix moderss.
lis ont ~, Commits excellent pharmsciep. en-
sor'e que leafs prat'ques peuvsnt Avoir toute
c0hfiance dams 1ears remedies.
a SfEMtONTKOykt. IS
v aec.@f3 Y II. u, FAVROT, 3f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
ETAT DELLA LOUISIANA.
C0UR DU 1n0fsfEME DISTRICT.
pAROissE EST DATON-RoUaE.
Allied o4'fl y. s,ss
f.es tstaYpeiss,

iHes tsteaneiss,
fANr examine In petition pfeaedente a,nsi
fSAmlaua la biiat y Anaaza, sigss ~ assermeata
par 10 fe1i,1rant, lt'spfes ieeusi Il patait 1u'il s'est
e%o''fof,ne b isutes lei fp,aatites t,sesetites psf IN
lei, potr atfe ad,sis All beneHse dc Ia loi eeneey.
nam ID fassiof Dtensaifs dos 1,fotsieiesi II ss,
en- consequence pfdgaae g.,eiH eession efrsie pat
le fs1iafant des PROPHECIES deeiiiss dam ie biiah
seieut aeesptaes 81 beneiies ds ses efeaneiess,
1,'a,le assemblies DIES dts cfdaneiets sbit ttppus 10
Wy do Mars proclaim, 1893, raf deyant Aielphe
II. Legeedfp, Nptaife Public daas II pour Ia pa
raisse d'iJst Dateu Rouge, b son bofsau dams In
vile de Baton Roagr, pour dne eonbnuse Jour-
nellsinest iasqe'a &c que leats deliberations si,isnt
terininees. II get do plus oriefne que Mr., Morris
Mnfgan, Ayeeat, soit hofpn,e pour sepfesentef les
CfdainisIs absents nomt,es dans ie btlnn, st que
eetts po.iaeaiiaii la soft sighiGee. II est lie plus
rrsastas s.s In. iA.sas 10 .s,srsstsIte tfa dit fedHa.
rant soient faposas chez 10 Nataife sus .msblie,iino,
le. dts iiYies axaniela pafsfes par mol %saiysnt ID
~tGsssfant 1nsah'a hhuVaI GrdTa IN III euf,,. 4e..tss
ie tout soit fat e%eniatmameni il Ia hi.
THOMAS gtBnEs MORGAN.
J1se du Jme District.
ID Feyrief 1e5a.
CsHih6 %cont'tme d l'orjgihai.
NJ. MORENO, bop. Gtrdser,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
lie HOQuE.r

r.rs Anxlais mt soHvcnt dcs origi-
ualit&s fort dr6les: Gu voici aac, NJ
cse kistsviese. & qai Went do 90 pas
.aer dams ans Vile du rPas-dc-Catai
stc;il es,, e b Aoe easel, 7;
ana a. ssk@A~t.xs~~ qs'It prcMatt rcga.
Increment t6as lee matiMS. Gets beso-
gne achcy6e. itse rccoachc de i~nouveau
pour en- jauir plus agr6atlcsncnt dams
m doax far ais.ts. Cocaine aotrc ANA
tcar (daas soas vehement Il plus ltScr
q pFsssd'ss Nm lfsnl ycaait, il "a
qaslques jours. De prcMdse son or,l;-
vance, "a NJ tost Aeosp saisi dun ho-
gMet embarrassment vio!cnt. 50 ran.
pelle qse lerslas les cnfaMs ont ID me-
me accident. on lcs debarassc sonvcnt
en- lear tesant peur. Anssit6t ii % rc-
tesrne pour desnAntcr qu'on r~caraie.
Mais, helass pessonhc pres de Iii lpo,,r
Schdre cet eminent service. L. rtnio
anslAls ne q dtc0nrase pas pcur Il
pes. q aOsrc i~nsHlairca bicntot truuvf
moyen De % gnc1ir par lai-meme.
Qac fait-il? III ptend IN moroccan do
rallame.... ct mel Il fcu 1 sa
chcmiscs Pour lc comp, l~ectcur. vous
'e soas attcndicx pas 1 un parcil de-
aoucmcaR Mais % qui est moins Mai
sant, c'est que Ii flamme entonrs deia
. malhesrcax; plus il s'agitc, plus clio
asgsAcntO. II jcftc alors dcs cris n.
rcsxs g saas e secoars dun domesti-
nAA ~aMf A~A- 80 NTE.A#E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Etatde In Louisiana.

PARoIfE EST BATON ROBGE.a
conference.-the h l'otdre ci.dessas, les Ctean.
eiefs d'Alffa1 'ntas, bont avsrtis do 40 ,rpuye,
chez 10 soussilhs Notaife Pulite,h son bureau dan.
Ia Vile do Rtoh Rouge. Mefetedi "a Mars ,ro.
chain 1888, t,trs dix %'l,eures A NJ, ., 1 hsores
M, pour dibefer sor les anaifss do III, jnsol.
ysbls puan}t on les dts eraaaeiers s,sssemble
roll, s'ils le bent eonsenabte
ia. tEGENDRE, Not, Public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
EtAtaeI II LOulstnne

A1&eS swkN ~ ANbENAS0AAu4Be
GOUR BU IN NSfEME Dss9RfOT.
pAtsotssts t'sts DAfON nouuE.
Il No, 9. Morris " 4dtnf I NJ. ,4,a
Julia Matier, Gel
I'm verta Dun e'dre de ssisie et de vente 4
mol aifesse BAR i~'tlonerable Goar du
'ifBisieme district, ds Ia pafeisse ct Etat eis
dsssas Hientionnes, ] sefs expose EN- verte pu.
blique 4 Ia Maison N Gour de Ia vile De 1iaten
Rouge, aux heures sfdinaifes des ventes,
tEulji.s7 Mars tBJgt
1'tus les droiis, titrts, iatsrets et pfetentioas
de Julia Mathef r q / dans et puur ,tis eer.
taine Maisen en bflquss 81 IN terrain, toignsnt
IA msisen qs'bxl tadis David G. Hatch,
decide, ,nssars ! pieds de face sur be de
.profbndeur, {atsM N meme aui fat aehetae par
Ia dite Julia Ma,herE Q, |. 4 Ia seate par ID
Cur des preuves ID IA succession du dit David
q. Hatch, deeede.t II ~ Ma ieJ7), ssisie pour
.atisfsire au jagenisht ct ffais da proees e.
Gpsptr,oss-zs415 30, aver D pour cent
d'inisret 4 e6snpter ds a Janvief 1888, tusau'.
an psysthsht III NJ Hfais dc pfetet, aussi $40 30
cont, eoiifBtANa, III u sasifae dc s419 80 pays
bic le Ter JAisiaF 1852.
AUU DuplANTfEH, Sheriff.
~ Fetyter
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
dissolution Ae Soeiete.

A soeiete ~ssistants sous Ia faisep r. Lesas-.
sist. aandy " Tn, d etc dissoaie depufstls
lsr su sn,,faht. m. r. q. gattty est charge DIV "
liquidation de Ia dits soeiets, 8
II eentinusfa eoin,iis par 10 passe lie meme GER.
to d~,afTaifes Ell sou propfs heB,.
IL fsv--i =. g. aAUDY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Z .HkZR

Dsesrur sIEMIONTKOSKI, 1 f,boooe,r
e.,a.ora'ers s Pstaie, quill continue j ess,s.r.
= mos.ss'"s- y" e 'soavesa M .nagasin daraiere-
fayesse. '"sss's, rug "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
= -
n. d. GAUDY.
Marehand CSmmissisnAairs.
NiSsseesfs Leroe We. ~.
Batre iss Raes Peydra IT Grapttr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
A g.
IL. X. & +. u.

MONT feuvsftufe dan gfand assortment ID
IL Mafeiabdisss Sstiies q1'ils pspveft veitdfe
il des trf,,es 81 conditions ties ayabtaseHx ttp,
les mafsnahds 81 babitaBts no paton tioass, ii dsi
pafoisses sdyifonbantes, pour du compliant Oh su
b0bs bifIels DE- A b ~ itois He credit. lis teea yt6t,i
10 nsuselles it#fetnndisas tots les at5is al liz settt
pfapaf res Il executor tots les otdtps pour 10 N6fd h
de. tsrnaes plus nyantsseox QUA II II .. tftaaas.
En- ihagasln a ssndfe par eaisss Oh d ID detisai.
ne, de 3 5000 psjfes lie %sgnlisfs pour ~i,otntpss,
%IeaItnes ct hagtes, dune exdellsnte quaii,e Il, IN.
brlgues par les m~eilleurs 0eyfiers Hes Flats. TINS.
A h piece on yAr baAes.
1000 Caavsftures pour des negres,
. ~reuleau1 de Ceuveftures roses,
| ditto Witaey ribbon taad rossf,
bale Maekinae Ire quali;d,
lbo yafies Grash do ~lsussie,
100 pieces ieils do do. pour draps,
D do tapis lie ehapvfe,
lalp yafdes toile d'Eeosse blanche pour nappes
IA pieces toiie Orlando damassde pour nappss,
90 pieces Of deini pieces do toile, s
30 DO i0.4, lid, 12.4, teile Orlando pour
dfaps,
1000 yafdes do eole.te Eeossaise,
5000 do drap pour les negroes.
Ina iiyias De I'll. s4 s
III pieces do mdfinss asseftis,
~ p~ieeesds kersey neif melt, pour l'babille-
1m Wst.! des nsgfe.,
DC pieces do tneuehoirs do madras,
70 10 fneuehoirs dc madras, !spiheAeM,
D do c~ravat.es blsnehss ct 4 raies,
300 do eallieos ~assortis, indisnns L ~r;deaux
j~acohats SC. s.
GOO pieces teile bruno Of blanche pour cl,c,pi.es
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

Nal homIae cst athsc dams II r..l
kean.
LA uorsle cst Il Ior;aue u. i.
conscience.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
AVIS.

AVIS.
4lE D0BssigH8A TshuBHsuf d'infDftasf Id subtle
ei Observation-Disclosures s Hftis, an'it Went do ssevvssf
aifseienteht do fSNNee,iss ~attieies saiyeAts. ussjj
veHiffa a dss ptis tres ll8defes.
pOMA0GS.
Hsganafateufd ss ehsssux 1feiHs dc psfss sufhHs
Medieis peaf Ia beavte cesmetiq,is pour lhsef
des lteesUs, les ehsvvess y
Creme d'aiaaBde aiaefs pouf la tafbe,
= unrtueus pour a,nalif Ia batbe,
Dayelines 4 miles hebfs,
MgHpiss y u rose,
itpse yAgetaf,
v Windsor,
Dadiandihes aHitfe,
PAFftsmcritI
| ttstfaii 10 MEL, Pgutfs Cayiiaf rouf 81.
do mise, tfeienif iii bdueits,
Lait ne fese pour bian. Huiie antique pafflinee,
ehif,a rea., sauds celes',t,
DtOAstss / ttahits, HROsstsS b iais,
h deats, d 0tigles,
q bafbe, b psigtes,
a ehapeaux.
TN grand assortment de peigbes, IN grand assuf.
iinent de faseifs irsheais 81 a~ngiais, Caifs fti
@iieftes . fnseifs, ~bfstslles, s1ls, faua coils, pAti-
t6uBss, t,eudfs b %igulfef, VI helpss uis grantls
1,,antite d'efitgtes pour Ia eoiTufe DIES DANES,
ct fait sattdie par IL passe toibets. t~eftHBAes,
ti4ttes, ~fflssttes, 81 toui co qui es, fstatif a Ia
euiTufe DIES dsiia sexes. Il 8 5
Dg'tes bohbods fnq Fruits eftstaiises, Dfagass,
freiinss, A. GLttsEAUX. f~toI1spt.
Fey ~ go Rta Lafayette
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

No sa7
SHy vert, dur Wil De, feff jaeias b mel aires.
IL 20 par 7 tiosofstds Cetlr du T7oisislte Dis
tfiut dr. IA rat5isss st tlsi IL sdpssas iaetalusi,ies,
j'eHpaseTai en veate tHbiiaue,
JEuDi, aAsfii flh5s)
Avn hs,tes ofdiaairps ees ysttss, d In Maisen De
t,ises ,s IA vile ts stps,n Rasge, tsis lee afoils
A~titfes, mtefeis OF pfs.sitious lie josiah Newsoid,
daas "a pour ", eettait i8ala sfa aointue TOW,
aee Tfseheif6H % shs, Aisi Iolf s~atisfaifs au jlgss
tneat III ffais du t,H,eei ei.dessis.
Conditions do la sesfa-AGsf oMrfAsr.
5mafs43 A. tuPtANTltsn. H,esif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Ciment Patent6.

rs s0nssign<ss'f Giant proeufss IL droit dc
4 lsiss assss q I. .., al,s iaxSsstiaas JAaaa
tiof des Citerics, Caves, Reservoirs W. "a.
offent 1e,rs services aux ,hsbitants dc ssites
psroisss.
Uns Giterys fate av6c 90 roaveAs -prseAd1
pSut4te nv chez 10 Jugs Morgan daSs ~
Ls etdrss seroat slsctass avec poae,,,.,,,,
ct tout ssrs garantf. ks"s ''1sH1
6avriI--B SHAW ! u,, !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
SocietG.

SOcietG.
Es soussignes ont fofn6 uns socjet6 sous Ia
ID raisea do
il. X. Il +. p. NEWCOMB,
dams Fintsntion d'etablir h Ha,op Rours nac ms,-
son do Comioeree, pour Ia Commis.inu u 10 Com.
t,sres en Gfos. Leu braeaa esl sitos M fez do
r''susseS 40 Ia mpison ocespss jade psr Mr.. Gus
taye Leroy, oa tots los ordfes scion, psomp,cmsut
executes. Hts II. X. NEWCOMB,
Ed, NEWcOMB,
Uh grand assortment de Merchandise, stcbes.
a .pdrieaines, Afglassesst FRANCHISES, sayoir : In.
primes, crosses etolfes pour les ncgr~s, moussslj.
mes NC. Ac.; Avec 10 meillenr assortment dc soul.
i'ers q',e ron pnjsse yoir 81 qai sera oaert az public
Ia sda,aide 'procbaiae,
% dee-4G nix. q h. D. xgwcoMD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Etat dc la LOufsfnne
souR DU 7ROLSIEHE DISTRICT
PAROISSE D,EST BATON RoI1cr

PA l ON ROUGE.
l.. B. Iiancse,t,
vN sertn dun writ de teri faeia, \ mo; a..
IL Sc par Honorable Cour du T.o; y anrcs-
'r,es. Pafoisse ct E,at ci-des.us mep,;onnes !,
ssla EXPOSE en- ven.e pabliaue aa bureau de Sic.
phea iisnsstson Jaar. J +. ~joisnsn, Ia b,,r.a.
De i'Im,primerie, rue Lafayette, dams IA ,;, u.e sa
Baton Rouge, '"'e ae
SassDi, II Mas 1898,
aux nenres ord'naires dss ven,-s, nne qnaot;,e \.
Marchondises, Livres, PMisr. Pxun..
-. Encre &c.
500 lpes q tisfsire au jagement ., frai, dan.
Gosptxs4SksA Compliant.
ksIss DuPLANTIER, sbsrif.
ECU dAserement. 10000 live, J.ns.-.
- etGUstx. A ycsdre par ns
sscPt-2y HOLMES & SMITH. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
sELLERfE.

TN tfes bel assortment 10 ttsttss Espagnoies,
~ Ct6olss 81 A tpsritainss pour b0syn,ss. ess
Hsties Do Danes o. UsnoissIIest do. as dthAs6n-
les gfaadsuu pour e~nfsHsy ysnss, ,Dsstjsxstes,
et,tts d'stf1er. saog'ss, safsnbgtss, ysIisss, Nasts
10 yoitUre. &c.
Jest n, n. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
. ont dc terrc.

fht acres &c terrC,
situes 4 la paroisse d'Fst Baton Rouge h
Joaei fF.h environ 3 uilles de Ia vile de
Bate, ise, nyant % acres do defriehos Il, On
culture ;fcmble ayec uhs maison q, Sos ddpcn.
dntfs.I
Il DEERE est iimi,de au nord ct d Pes. par
les trTdfbliques, au sud par Michael Cham.
berns taest par W. q. Gayle. r
6stPSs-An Compliant.
~ JOSEPH J. PINO,
1,t6 Mardchai, District Es, de Ia Line.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

- IN. '"FVr w HTFHt ~
I'm yeid'on writ. d.. fer. Iaeius d moi adres.
~ sd fHonoratle Cour do Circuit des
Etats unYeme Circuit ~siegeant dnns q, rour 10
District d'Est de rEtnt dc Ia Louisiana. ia
yendral dsppt, "a Mars proclaim 1898, Il IA
NJ, isoi dEonr dams In Vile do Baton Rouge nux
he,reso1nirss DIES %ventes, tots les droits, Tires.
interet efeten,ions lie Gaies e Malta, dan. Of
pour pyriete ei.aprts decritc, saisic pour en-
,istair nlasement ct frais du process ci-dessu,.
IN vo,t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

Pour
Eau,
faettsnt 9
ehes. Sil
A. r.,
nio1, 81
eissnsa.,
yen de Ia
rffechir
misfs
venhprc
oom o1te
rsuons uti
amour pot
eisions ct
truire les
<saknen,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

Couris Circuit dos Ctats Unis,
NeuvieM Circuit siegcant dams Ct
pour lDistrict de l'Est dc rEtat
do Ia |ouisiane.
yli.h, Wright Lyon & Co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
A TOUGH GOOSE.

Last winter during the hard frost which
prevailed in England an inhabitant of GIou-
cestershire, back of the Severn, near Brls'
tol, lost fine goose, which it was suppo..
sed had dived under the ice Of a pond
where it was wont to take its recreation,
and lost its life. Five weeks afterwards
the ice became partially dissolved by the
mild weather, strange looking skeleton
clad in rotten feathers, and in appearance
the very ghost of goose, emerged from
the water, and proceeded to make acqualnt'
ance with the denizens of the kitchen AT
first the prof'ered familiarity was lily receI'
we'd, but at length the missing goose offv
weeks previous having come to mind, the
poor bird ''had his claim allowed" and, by
dint of nursing, recovered, and is likely TO
brave many more winters. The poor AMI
mails body must have been FIVE weeks I'M
mersed in the water, by which its feathers
became completely destroyed, and its reten'
tlon of life Under the ice can only be ac'
counted for by the daily watering OF the
horses having left space between the ice
and the water, which enabled the bird 10
breathe. Its attempts to liberate itsell Oy
pecking up at the ice had completely worn
away the horny part Of the bilT.
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private merchants. Ii purchases cotton to
a very large amount, and pays for il in the
old notes of the former bank. The act it.
self involves gross fraud, and violates its
own charter; besause it reissues notes Of
So. whilst its charter restricts it to notes of
not less than $40. 1t processes to be
regulator Of the other banks; yet in May
last, it was compelled 10 suspend specie
payments. II is guilty Of duplicity in the
face Of the whole country, in pretending to
suspend payments only in compliment to
the other banks whilst it was obvious that
its own overdealings had compelled it TO
adopt this course. 1t promises to resume
payment as soon as any Of them--and yet
when the banks Of New York, of New
England, of Virginia, of North Carolina,
and the Northwestern banks are anxious to
resume, and going into convention for
that purpose, this same institution is adopt
ing every measure it can employ to battle
their wishes, and to defeat a resumption.
with a view Of preventing the meeting, 1t
is despatching agents TO New York and
Boston to operate upon some banks; and
sending the resolutions of the Bank meeting
of Philadelphia to other banks, to paralyze
their movements, and prevent them from
sending delegates to the convention.
Itmakes the blood of Republican boil
to witness the outrageous conduct of such
an institution--to see the only free people
on the globe at all dependent upon an inst-
tuition SO powerful and SO corrupt-to see
IL, 100000 of people bending at the feet of
the president of monied corporation. Mr..
Biddle is striving for victory over the Gov
ernment of the United States. He is strug-
Cling to obtain charter; and for that pur-
pose he is keeping the commerce and circu-
lating medium of a whole country embar-
rassed and deranged to extort charter from
an agitated community, and to advance the
political purposes of the leaders of party
He is striving to checkmate not only the
State banks, but the whole people. Shall
we submit to vassalage Of this discrip-
toni.
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a Bear Fght.-The Northern papers
sometimes entertain us with the recital of
deadly encounters with that pugnacious
quadruped the bear: we have now one Of
our own to give them In return, which we
picked up by chance as we were saunterlng
through our market, a faw days ago, in
search of something more substantial than
bear story. We forgot to ask the name
of the hero of the tale, but this is his nara
tive. He was employed in cutting timber
on the borders of Lake Drummond lin the
heart of the "Great Dismal.'') One day as
he was winding his way through the swamp
his attention was called to the barking of
his dog little way off, and following the
sound through the almost impervious reeds,
he presently saw Tower busily engaged
with huge bear of some four or five hun
dred pounds weight. The dog was play.
ing round and round the bear, and eV-
er and anon swapping at its launches,
without allowing moment for the unwield-
ly animal to grapple with him. The bear
stood his ground until the man approached
near enough to give him blow with his
axe, which though it staggered him, only
served to rouse into action his dormant en-
ergies; for, before his adversary could re-
peat the blow; he closed in with him, and
the man finding his axe now us eless drop
ped it and commenced regular tussel with
the incehsed animal. The odds would
have been two to one in favor of bruin if
it had not been for the dog, which kept an
noying him behind; but notwithstanding
this, the bear got grip upon the man which
would doubtless have put a tragical end TO
the fight, if the faithful dog had not fortu-
nately struck his iangs in sensitive part
of the shaggy foe, who smarting from the
wound loosed his hold on the man to attack
the dog.-The man thus freed from the
iron grasp of the enemy, again recovered
his axe, and while the bear was paying his
compliments to the dog, gave him such a
blow on the scull as effectually stunned him
so that he despatched him without further
trouble. The man received severe wound
on one of his arms, and sundry bruizes in
the scuffle.-Emgiish Paper.
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TREAsuRY MOVES AND MR. WEBSTER

"IHr. We6Ster said it was true that in
the South the Treasury notes were better
than Southern notes. But how good were
their notes!" They were fifteen per cent
below par. Were we to offer to the public
creditors paper, not only not convertible into
specie, but below the par of notes of nom
specie paying banks!" "The Senator wants
10 offer these deprecated notes to the public
creditors, and say, you have your own OPP
ton to take them or not; but, if you do not
take them, you can get nothing"
These are extracts from a late speech OF
Mr.. Webster, as published in the Journal of
Commerce,
Now for facts: "1'hese deprecated notes"
he admits, are better than "Southern bank
notes." but "below the notes Of non-specie-
paying banks elsewhere, and below
specie!
The following will shnw what reliance is
to be placed in these assertions Of the honora-
BILE Senator:
At the last advices, Treasury notes were
not only above the notes of non-specie-
paying banks in every State in the Union,
as we'll as the South, but equal 10 specie;
dlluy III many CdoCo, do duOfO SpCOlCs
In Boston they were from ! to per cent.
above specie.
In Hartford, per cent.
In New York, at par, and an advance Of
asked
In Philadelphia, 2 per cent. above paper
and lately A per cent. above.
In Washington, 3 per cent. above paper
| and AT mar with snecie
! In Augusta, (Georgia,) 8 to 10 per cent
above paper, and at par with specie.
In Charleston. 8 per cent. above paper
and at par with specie.
| At Mobile; from 2 to 3 per cent. abov
specie, and % per cent. above paper.
At New Orleans, u 81 per cent. abov
paper, and at par with specie.
At Louisville, to II per cent. abov
specie.
At Nashville, ! to l per cent. abov
specie.
} So much for Mr.. Webster's accuracy a
to facts.