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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

SUICIDE OF THE TExAH MINIsTEr.-We
learn from the Lexington, Ky, Intellgen-
Ger of the 18th inst, that Peter W. Gray
son, Esq, of Texas, committed suicide a,
Beans Station. few days before, by shoot
ius himself with pistol, through the head.
Mr.. Grsyson was on his way from Texas
to Washington City, having recci'ed aud
accepted from the Government OF Texas
the appointment, Of Minister Plsaipo;eniiar,
10 the Government Of the United States
Tile act. IT Is said, was committed viii
much elaboration. Mr. G.. was \ native o
Ksuiuchr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

GaErs CoRS.--Any dele,crious effects
from eating q reasonable quantity of this
deIicio1s sege,able may be avoided BY dis
solving a piece Of pearl ash, about the size
Of hickory nut, in the wster IN which j, is
boiled. By Using this precaution, all dan
ger may be avoided and 1t should be IN
ysrlsbly adopted hcfs 10 the CITY, where !,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

DARING ROBBERY.-LooK OuT!-
The bed chamber Of Mr.. Charles Sherman,
on the hill, was entered through an open
window, on Monday night last, while he
was asleep, aud his pocket book, containing
about $40 in bank bills, and some clothing,
was stolen. No trace of the thief has ye,
been discovered. Our citizens must be on
their guard. Mr.. Sherman, we are inform
ed, very luckily paid away $3.50 on Mon
day ahernoor, or his loss would have been
more severe.
Since the above was in type we have
heard that robbery TODD place on Satur-
day evening, in small house contiguous
10 Bellevue House. While the boarders
were at supper two coats and sum oi
money (S40 to $S0) was stolen. We hope
the depredators may soon be discovered, as
they can hardly fail to be in this communi-
". c. Be on your guard and look out.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

MnrAnY.-Osr town was enlivensd last
week by the presence of the two fine mill
tary companies which came here on an ex-
cursion for the performance Of camp duty
We noticed the arrival of the Boston Light
Infantry i. osr last. The Cohsnnet Rifle
Corps, very fine company Of young men
came down from Providence on Wednes-
day evening in the steamboat, and were re.
ceiyed by the Artillery Company and es'
corted to the lot selected for their encamp.
nent, on the hill, near the Observatory.
Both of these companies are favorabl,
specimens of citizen soldiers-ther disci
pline and equipments being of the first or
der of excellence. The Infantry left here
on their return to Boston on Thursday of
ternoon, and the Cohannet Rifle Corps, t'
Taunton, on Saturday morning.
Our Artillery Company turned out fire.,
quently during the week, to receive these
guests and to extend to them the usual civ
ilities, and it is entitled to much commen-
dation for the handsome style in which
those duties were performed. Their num-
bers are few, and consequently The duties
are more ardous and the expense individu-
ally greater, yet they are ever found ready
and willing to do their part, on all occasions.
They deserve and ought to receive the
liberal encouragement of our citizens, as
the presence of an organized military COM
pany is often desirable; and circumstances
may occur (witness the riots in Providence,
Baltimore, &c.) which would render its
prompt action necessary to preserve the
peace of the town-when the advantages Of
having a thoroughly disciplined corps
would be manifes,ly great.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

Sunday was the most oppressively hot
day we have felt thi. summer; yet the ther-
mometer indicated no more heat than it has
before, being at 50 There was little or no
air stirring. At Providence the thermone-
ter was at 9s only ten degrees hotter
than we had (which was needless.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

the advancement Of SOCIAL H9f'PI.N'ESS.
nN FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at Ar
" mory Hall, at past O'Clock precisely. a lec
ture will be delivered on the above subject by Mr.
TOULMIN SMITH, (of London) Membsr cf III,
London Physiological Society aud author Of Pro
gress Of Phiiosopip among the aneients;" The Rea
sonabtemess Of Phrenotogy" and other works. Thl.
lecture is intended to be Introductory 10 a COURSE
OF LECTURES which Mr. Smith contemplae'
delivering on the same subject, the terms and par
ticulars OF which will be stated at the lecture room
on Friday evening Admission 10 this introductory
lecture is GRAruIToUs and the attendance OF the cIti
zens Of Newport and Of the public generally is re
spectfully requested.
Aug. J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
BRIGHTON MARkEr. Monday, July %

[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
AT market les Beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep, and lf0 swine.
Prices-Beef Caule-we quote first quality al
81 so a IS second quality 7 90 a : IS third
quality SO 90 6 SO.
Cows and Calvcs-we notice the sales of several
-$25, 27, so, 81, 35, and S45
Sheep-A few lots ordinary were sold at ! so
81, l IS, W and 50; better qualities 225, 80
3 %, and % So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

CENSUS OF FLoRrpA.-The enumeration
of the Inhabitants of Florida has just been
completed. Returns have been sent in
from all the counties but five. The whole
population is estimated Mt 1881 souls, Of
which IS, ,I73 are whites, and %, ,65s blacks.
The Baltimore Republican says:
Three-fifihs Of the slave population, be-
ing 4,295, give, according to the constitu-
ton, n representation Of SO, ,36S. IL is re-
quired that there should be n population of
AZ, 700 To admit the Territory into the Un-
ion os State. But it is conteDded, thai
under the treaty of session, the old ratio Of
10000 was guaranteed MS the required a.
mount of population for admission. Under
this view, ~ convention is about TO be held,
and a State constitution formed. Some
difficulty may be anticipated when the sub
ject comes before the next session of Con-
gress."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

ward d. Whites (Whig) majority Tor Con
gress, over Slideli. (dernocra') Is 500. Judge
Chinn's (whig) over Lawson is So' and
The Hon. Rice Garland Whig) is elected
wi,hou, opposition. There are niue Wings
in The Senate, seven democrats, and one
neutral. In the House 81 Wings, Is dem
oerats, and neutrals.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
RHoDE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN, AUGUST H. 1885.

is a rare thing 10 get hold of any corn that
has not been plucked from the STALK so Ion -
as to become unwholsome. Pearl ash will
nullify the deleierious effects il acquires by
stslsness.--N Y. Sua.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

PIR.TEs.-Csp,. Winchester, of the brig
Ceylon, from Marseiles, reports being fired
into aud overhauled by suspicious looking
schooner, supposed to bs Portuguese. July
4, lat. 36, long. AZ.
ANoTnER.-Tbe ship Hibernia, Capt.
Cobb, spoke July 5, the brig Isabella, OF
London, from New South Wales, who also
on the day before had been boarded by a
Spanish pratical brig of 8 guns and full of
men, who robbed the Isabella of her spare
sails, cordage, passengers clothes &c. The
next day the Isabella spoke the U. s. ship
of war Cyane, Capt. Percival. from Bostsn,
who on being informed of the circumstan-
ces Immediately hauled up to the s. E.,
and put in chase of the pirn,c.-N Y Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

Mr.. John Jacob Aslor has made to the
corporation Of the city of New York, a do
nation amounting to $35O,OOO, for the cs-
tablishment of a Public Library, including
II lot of land, most eligibly situated, for the
erection of building for the accommoda-
ton of the institution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

LIGHTNING.-Moreb buildings, &c. were
struck with lightning during the extensive
shower of Friday, July Goth. than in any
previous shower within our remembrance.
We have already mentioned the following
casualties which occurred, and they are
doubtless but small part of the whole num-
Der. OF course, great numbers OF :rees
were struck, Of which no mention is made
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
CLEARED.

Schr Azora, Lemont, bath
Sloop Hudson, West, New Bedford
Do Albany, Gibbs, Albany,
Do. Me,amora, Winslow, Providence,
DO. New York, Easton, New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
Dte0.

In Little Compton, oa the 18th inst, MIR. Viii
liam Woodman, aged 81.
In Westerly on the 23d inst. Mr. Isaac p. Gavit
aged 33 years.
At Hudson N. Y, on Goth April lasl, Frederick
Jenkins, Esq. aged 81 years--for short time he
resided in this town where he was much esteemed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

PLEASURE Tara project is on foot
at Baltimore, to charter the sen steam pack
ct Georgia, TO make trip TO Boston, stop
ping at Cape May, New York, and this
place. She is TO start to-day or to-mor-
row, if the party is made up.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
"a drrfr0.

N><c+Sy~A~
In Tverton, Mr.. Stephen L French of Fall Riv-
er TO Miss Phebe Ann Dwelley
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

HAS taken a part Of the House lately occupied
Ii by Miss Cook, at the junction Of Spring and
Touro-si where he has opened Thomsonian Med.
cine Store and vapour Bath attached thereto
which is now in readiness.
As means Of promoting cleanliness health aud
Of preventing disease there IL agent more efficient
than the Vapour Bath.
Consult Con'bcs Physiology the best practical
physiology extant--bu, trying Is the naked truth.
DIR. =. will also hold himself in readiness To prae-
tice as Physician Of the Thomsonian School. and
will be prepared to prove that the Thonsonisn is the
only Medical practice that is clearly and fully indi-
Gated by physiological laws
July %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

@ If any body will read that tale Of
Uncle Sans, which we publish to-day,
clean through, and then say it 'aint inter
esting, well try to give him one that is, next
week,-thats all.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

fare posted up within it, aud in default Of
either of these. the driver "shall not demand
or receive any pay"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

The Great Western Steamship is expect
ed at New York again, next week, from
Bristol, Eng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

S.uITA'S List Of Drascn .Nos.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES.
Glass e9--i2 46 0 SO 81 s 900 co 70 co SO
l00--i9 IL lA6 81 80 40 70 6a 6 30
10i--16 % "a 8 81 80 "a Sc A AZ 81
i02-2S 80 81 AZ 81 72 20 30 6l.24 As
I03-5s 40 Al 4 81 IS 90 Al 63 10
| Aug. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

THE WHEAT CROP in Virginia is generally
gathered and the crop is most abundant. Price
about 81 per bushel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

II is remarkable that every barn reported
as strnck was burnt while only one honse
was burn, out Of 10 struck. This fact may
be accounted for by reason of the combns-
tble materials with which barns are gener-
ally filled. Not human life is known to
have been lost, although nine of the houses
struck were inhabited.
n. y. Jour. Of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01

P"T'cIS'
Barns struck and burnt 8
Houses struck 8
Do. and burnt
Stack Of hav burnt
Loco Foco Hickory pole struck |
School-house struck
Lady deprived Of her shoes l
Men knocked down =
Cows killed o
Oxen killed
Horse killed
Bed and bedstead torn TO pieces
Boots unsoled
Bootleg torn open
Man rendered totally blind
u e Il. A. H. l,oI l0lNla
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
LECTUR ES

On the application Of I'HRE.N'OLOGrf TO
the adcantemsns Of SOCIAL H7FPI.vESS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
FAIRBANKS PATENT BALANCES.
PEWS FOR SALE,

ruNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell on liberal teru'
Pew No. ~. IN the Umtnrian Church; slt
Pew No. SO in Trinity Church, in this town.
July IL. j. II. EAsTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-01
HANDSOME FLOOR CARpETS& RIGS
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
FORT, r..
AUGUST lst. IS3S.

G5~ Persons calling for them wiH pleas.
say " adrertised," as they are placed in q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-06-23
TCommunifuf. J
ut, fiIllM Me.

lNC1NsEQuENCE DE L'HOMME.
To,s les ho,nmes rnnviendront fseileuient r"e
Ia prolific ct Ia mnralita soat les qualities esssn''s'-
les ,ui. dis,taguent ln HIN citoyen, que to"s les
,ouvsrpemsps ri, cas- vertns on, cesse d'atre -a.qgkt,,
asrAes Gamma b. h~--S'
L'esetnple de tots les siecles nous Ia pronve. Of
psft'e"''erem at les rspubli1ues qui, ne peuten,
eS'''ef sans eiles. En- sget dams une rara,blioue.
on II ne dot exis,er nj titres, nj distinctions, ot,
'o"s les membres doivent So cons,d irer connie les
ehtans Dune mt ne famitlc, ia monr de III t,,r;r.
VI" o'sh p"o'ie, Formulation il qoi remriira 10 mieux
sesaeTo'fs, a fu' ohcira plus ponctuel!r,s,ent aux
lois, doit ette sc que tout bon eitoyen dot avojr en-
v"s. II don't, pour encouragsr ct propaper yes YER
t"s, savnir lee npprecier dams cst.x rui les ,osse.
dent, e" 'euf DOMAIN, la prof ere,rce dams to,nes les
circumstances gu II dot faire lie ehoix dun hommc
pour occuper un er,plpi qieleonque. q
81 tells sont les sehiimens DIES citoyens, com mon,
eonee'otr Gull y ait des personnes assez peu raaa-
chles pour eonner leurs sufrages, e, soutenir meme
de iear influence, das individus don't la reputation
est farce, qui sodt generalsment ~mepsists, a aui on
pe"t reprocher les actions les plus BASES, de vrais
f~aussaires qui ont mente cent fois la fa,rissurs:
a"and la chose es. de nctoriete ~publique, on le di
euveitement, IN tel est I'm miserable. IN coq,in.
qui s'est p~arjurc ino cent fois ct est pet Il lie fare
toules les iofs quill y vera son in,6ret. Ssrait.ct
pafce quill est richie, parce qu'ii a fat fortune 49,.
seraIt-ce paree quill a lie l'efronteris, de la iac-
'inre..-.. Ne sait-on fas euels sou, leg m,yeus
qu'la employees ct gull ernploie ehaque jour pour
des rlchesses?... Es,-ce que ces personaes
denuees de tou, bon sens pour ne pas sen,is
% nbien un homme es, plus criminel euand ds..s
IN etat d'aisance il commet des actions crimiuel-
es, avi'issantes, qui portent a,teinte d la moralirs
=. Ne deviation pas sevir con,re lie, RI
he Plus iofsenent que contre IL pauvre, qui lion.
he de rns"Vais exemple9... Quels sont ceux oui
'nirairen'la demoralsation 81 &c ne sont ceuy de, !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-06-23

sfeniats H.. N'a-taba ms Fssspple ttae N tilssg.
Iatiot dss eanrs \ 'EaFupn d saai mrs a.iisii5 III I'd!
! piavatiou tiss ntesf,ts st De tpss iss bsssalAx ssttia
| mems 1ti i~,s,vea, iis'ibgusf rt,afatsslt.aa Gus
i n,ftite rettt aveir IN i,e,nit,e Ne MAVEN pas fit
TITLE action, sill ia pms etc estdse y n fsiatib,i
rsuibi4n es, ioae ,,lus t~supnble. eslai tul ave.
ts,tes les %f.tilites lie sititre IL ssntiaf aetA fFsefta
s'sti srstte svet l~'ssisit dfesist sod fBatlatsnl
| iisfsa ~ilpiieits. sas turpittiss, III par "a ies tnus
ysns lie erfriptiun dnn, Ia tlsf - stf, Al
alathe.reaspnem bepf Ia satiata, pte|uh htni
II 9 tai tels' hit, rott,bistf sa a.t4'l tfltiH 70 feh'
pasl -
tn tel dit, Il tptt roi,t nj 'ef llattI ssilis Il 4
trais ylus t,tabiei Dsin ard 81 lai 81 M II porte
| d la trtif re | Il ne pa,st satts tspud ~ n pssse
pas gt,e siss, b. meme ihal AlH III III i'll ses se
ssliiss tsai lel,,ta p~hissIales sskSaM i4AfiSsA NJ pei
ia p,nat N 4 d / sa Il Id III ia n pre-
fi'sfa Hipae,ta, ai d bdfits, al ashAll mol i'd III
pas ne pei. %ss,alditt IL biaa.1te Ii yASajt-a t,s.
me, ia'il ss poartai. gss ~st.fe ii ~ s.Fsfes 1,s
les hautetts gems s'ap treastsleti,, aBshle ba fsii
avn t'snts''t lii, ,istie 1fasHa IL .dl Id yesite
it'hs. pas cru
Ioutle tiinhfs ~t9tiyisnt gis, n ttas t%Dinnsss
staishi butts, l,1nna.es, II is fsaafait M he Ids,
C"hcilis' estte iass, wee esl1e fl'snyo4t In lf,ni-
HE eoftpttpi potF Ell leifeI iii tisuft uhssn,st
a''s de c%'titiatits lf,i re devrsit rss siifI4'a I'ion
the probe, t,h,lis aie sbsis lie lsl epaAies bts is
minimize petit dspu,!
Ol hpfnfns ani l,euftaa is tj.sIsnL.aRi /, -,
stiaitie totts arne arrives u III hi t,tohlis 14lat,rs-
vhtiot, qtia nt.ts tasbtitsnse i'm de n I'M H.. Me
vera 4. On iatnais les ~IH,hnstes gs1s ssliaiauit 81
Sc llgnet t,t,fe leg l~nl,igtss 81 lea fylftsf.. u. Pea.
pies rsasehisssz4y ct seyss s1asAauehtI dams v9.
tliuis, attire aieit, l'hsastus ds ten fst,ja hie,,t6,l
d'shtehit vos sufTfages'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-06-23

feduea.ibn publigue ct ID 1isss miner pattii la
tlssse pauvfe de nptfc population; essyet de dss-
sscl,et les mstais 1Bi entoutent Ia Nlle..8rle ans.
DC. DC. 60, ct enfti mile aatres crimes non
fnsitis epau vantat,les. ct don't Hn seal sufitait
pour II nveyst taids cohinte TN f~iseolHt. A ee
meme peni.entiaits que Cd pat,vrs dislls a fsis
cot,str Tire,
En- r~evabehs. esus aai vbtens pout ptishr.
vets olsen. quits he fen. d'slerd psree quill nest
pas fiabe. (e'est &c a,'H i 10 cpn,muti asee
bsaussap De montls) qn'il est bon vivant sittuas
4 table; gull est laini das pat,vtes ct Que sill esi
elu Il leg eptichira tons. II en- q d'aaeuns aui
hucheht IA te.e a toas ess ptepes Ia omtne seus
lie passet biens ct aai ny efoient pas plus iita9is
hesssoas done, gu'iis ne cfeisni psiiveit t,Atte Ia
iaas anna lsus pbelss. Mus e'sst assi, "a ds leg
tsiT ~. - spIlaI pit auE ss.at. p,sf lah
gfi! tirfi mon vieas, je ne stiis ps-t-A+rTr -
i,ui. u s,iis incredible en- Jiatls voyer-veas. e.
veiei - petit rsisehfsnent qis is me fsis. Mr..
Roman ins di~ie. q xte CBavhfeauf pei liant 4
ans. Lers4a'n s'est retire II a feeu les elsass les
plus fssiedts da Ia Legislature, pour Ia maniars
disiinsfes Il impsf,iale don't IL 'etait %aeqait,s ID
SNs VIZ p1npfc HfS W Jes Hats q eSt Vnpt:
que chose "a 1u'en peiissssvous viensI IL the did
ensuits VOLTA done I'm hshime effoust, in hein,
t,e don't OF, u etc %ephtsht, puisiue nos t~epresen,
tans aui dsivent avoir plus d'tsptit gus vous 9, moi
viets, Tar lis sent pavts pour ga. lui nnt Jonng
TN ID moisnase 81 honorable de leur %estiase. Ehi1
bien il Inc die done ie voterai pour lai. ua fasi!
deit eprouve vait niisut gu'an gni est tout neuf
81 d'ailleufs guahd je sais dams in magssin pouf
choisif dee ~seuliefs je par les essayer
avant de les acheter. ct ie ns vas pas prefi1fe
een,tae "a at hazard Sans savpir s'ils p%ptirfont me
r%onyenir, pas vi belle, j. h'ac,sts pas ehst en- pea
che n,oi--et puts - vods dirai aussi not, siaus
que Roman est rye Dc fafnille connie vous e;
moi. ct gu'il est ntcessairs a mon avis que notte
pteniet m~aaistra, le soit. Gar es,iin % lai Jonhe
plus De poids, plus d'aplot,t, plas de- oonsistsac,
dams ID ~societe-pas vtsil Ce nest pas l'sssbafs
fas u y Ell a l'aueuns qni disedt que Mi. rtfstr
est pefe do Fahille aussi. r,ais qu'il no s'ezt ia4
mails marie .... ITEMS, inais lest dr6ls oui IA
QUEEN pepses-seus vieusl AbtEU.
P.s. f,ises estts le,tte 4 ma cornn,ers. d ee liz
fin qi'elie saehe tn pea re qhi Sc passe. Meet
Avis gus leg fstnit,ss denheht solvent De tnns
esliseils EN- niatiete d detection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-06-23

3 ghIuES psfsonnes ayant peru deslrnr
~7'e'Finsirniies du Dorn.re ct lie l'especp dss
ctasse Al'' =, en- n;frs,iop dans Ie tnEIfge, en-
V"'ci 'pe ~''aNapec la date du Jour Oh Giles Ont
comneLe.
Co"fs psuap'e Ffaaeais, ) classes, lie 7. fevrier
90 40 Angiais. ) do do
Ahaiys.pe'a hase cnr,Gns preparation an cou,s
oe usm'nas L. 90 Fevfjer.
ooufs u,''''amaoe, 4 classes, ie Fevner.
I""'s a' ta'", do. Ter Mar.
Coars de geo9raps do IN W.;
Coufs fe ~feomatr dr. m IN
CoaGs de 1estre te.;,-as s.. l.. IN AZ;
I' N"'S' ~asnaire pour les Geux ~Dsn2yes,
''ss'"'ae !.s pregfes dies EIeves dams
l'aualyss Sc j~dstira,. la o.v,ir. .,ss; ,na
~ 'e''i' ,..ltd'EsDaguel lorsqu. lie de.
! 'p'es |' ; lttend sous pen, sera arrive
81 a''4'e' : ines s'etant plaintes que LIS
e'ese' '"'e" 'ha' VS., on invite les pareus a
sH asSu'ei =" . ''NtfaHt au College aux heu-
Par OrIre du Cor ,.anris,.,io
isj"'H-i' JOVCE, secfa,aue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-06-23
.cemmnuiouS

% SoHHaNttyHe.
MoS vrsux CAsARAnK-vous me hernandez
DIES neuvelles des Elections dams no,rs Pasoisse,
queis sont les candida,s qui seront les mieux SOU
tenus, ct surtout quelle es, Ia chance de Roman.
quaint a moi je la c,ois bonnie. Cependau, il ' en-
a queiques uns, qui ont wire CONNIE Olsen, les Ca
baleurs; qui etalent pour Roman il ny a pas long
tens, ct qni main,enant voudraient voter a deux
mains pour Pfieur. Nest Avis pour,an, Dull v
en- a beaacoup qui ont fait celia sans r~tfexion G,
qui sc sont laisses alier parce qu'on ,eur a connie
b~eaueoup de mcnteries sur Roman; qu'i! stai,
cleo. gull etait ca.... enfin que s~ais-ie moi. II
y en- a d'aucuns qui s'expliquent dependant, ct
qui dissent qu'ils ne votent pas pour Roman, d'a-
bord, parce quill est isr, mais fer fni.... plus
her gu Aria bian quoi. Vous ne vous en- seriez pas
aouts, vous qui le connaissez bien vieux....
snsuite qu'ii est gaspilleur en- diable, quill a de-
penss fargent de fEtat NAL a propos, ~particu.
ierement en- faisant deboucher rAtrhafalaya. ba-
ir lie Penitentiaire a Baton Rouge, cncouragpr
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n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS avons Tpp'ts aSSs'
ssri,aae Que NJ. pticur seaite dsra's ~aae'FaF
,,u,, fame nalaiie hydrorique. Les ami" de ~.
rrisar aoivent ! f,ite attention. cor s''ls "o"' s9)
.srs, dams ,eers prele ss,ena. lie doise,'t cesssr q
.n,,,. au.,,. Ton, pour 10 charger deia''res 'np'||
,.n,e. daas rstat de scuitfance gu II se treav
MN. .asens ,ousqae rhsarorisie ireese les i.|
,..,,s. ,p,ellee.aelles ~ q~a'elle einpefhe f"et'v1
,,,rpcrs,ls, le tens present estae Due Ton "e'e'1
!, ,s,s ia. ~allairs., In homme rc.eedaat IN esq
Gar, ., u ,oureux q, unc constitutions capable |
,p,,sr,cr dc long. .ravaas. e'est pourqae' !
xaaarsi,i, pa. uieas poar rE'ss de Ia Lou's''l
:, psur Mr.. prieuf ,ui-meme teans'dtr'm 81
ms,icr aeplerahls) outline s'it pas s'a Seayl
oaar, Neu. ne iai.opsp pas re,'e ren'araas =
.r,n,s,,;en de dieter &c qu',l faut fa'rr, mails Il
r,em,n, par bonita dame 9, dans s"ate IA sung
cite do no.fe eceur. :,
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SrEAxGR EN- Fss-ME F. B. Ogden de Lie,
pool a deaa'eremeat CO ns,ruit un steamer enf6e
eo"a lie canal Delaware ct Raritan. Il = n MA
oeioas sur 10 pieds de large; il a e,s essave al /
i'''ede Mersey ct a prouve qu,ii marche ,e 81 &,
pour sa grandeur ct que son rouvoir suruass H.,
de ,ous les ba,eaux connus +
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lie, personnes sai d ts're"s ee"'"Ne' % VII
ID. ioornaax dams les i~aptimcrsss' 1t ea'' ss1,'
rlus eranac impudenee y eeqnc!at. &esnRATi III
IN regatdercnsle rhi,iment CONNIE un ertsi& Ire
editorial
=. Tn malotru est entire hier dams na.rc SION
= dc lecture. ct a coupe des ~jouraaux du rcd uil
" du True Aaaerican. sill yeu, no faire copnsk re.
" il rccesra sa rteompcns. &c scra un boa rtup
Id pied ao d gull n 'oah!iera pas de sa6s,
:" e, qui rempechera 4 tavanis de venir visited mn
"a etahlisscment. qni ma ets fonda aue pour4lcs
g personnes hirn elcvtcs.@