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strictly. lie had not been long a, his
post when three elegant young ladies'
presented themselves at the entrance TO,
the purpose Of taking their usual evening
walk, and were quickly accosted by the
marine with "You can't go there !"
80, but we may" muttcred the ladies
with one voice, ave have the privilege
to do So" privilege" repeated the
sentry "iait and don't care what YOU
have, but yc mustn't 90 there, tell We :;
its MAJOR Browns positive orders TO the
contrary "Oh-ay-yes-we know
that said the eldest of the ladies', with
dignity, "but we are Major Browns
daughters" "Ah, well, you don't 90 in
there any how" exclaimed Pat, bringing
his frelock to the port, "you may be
Major Browns daughters, but you are
not Major Browns cows"
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TrxE--" OF, Hqt'S tie Rose Er me-"
The drink that's in the drunkard's bowl,
Is not the drink for me;
It kills the body and the soul,
How sad sight is he
But there's a drink which God hath given,
Distl!ing in the showers of heaven,
In mcrcies large and free;
q, that's the drink for me, o, that's 5, &c.
The stream that many prize SO high,
Is not the stream for ne;
For he who drinks it still is dry,
Forever dry he'll be.
But there's stream 50 cool and clear,
The thirsty traveller fingers near,
Refreshed aud glad is he:
q, that's the stream for me. o, that's, &c.
The winc-cup that so many prize,
Is not the cup for me.
The aching heal--thc hoatcl face,
In its sad train | see;
But there's cup Of water pure,
And lie who drinks it may be sure
OF health and length of days;
o, that's the cup for me. o, that's, &c.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

At one of our seaport towns there
stood land, we believe, doth stand there
silN fort, on the outside OF which is Il
spacious field, overlooking a delightful
prospect of land and water. At the time
we arc speaking Of, a Major Brown was
the cummandant; and, his family being
fond of a milk diet, the veteran had sew
eral COWS that pasturcd in the land afore-
said; sentry was placed near the en,-
rance, part Of whose duty 1t was to pre-
vent strangers and stray cattle from tres
passing therein. Upon one occasion an
Irish marine, a stranger to the place, was
on dirty at this posi-, and, having tecclrcd
the regular orders not to allow any one
to 90 upon the grass but the MINORS
cows, determined to adhere To them
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

Frugality is good, if liberality be Join.
ed with ii. The first is leaving of su.
perHuous expenses the last. bestowing
them to the benefit of others that need.
The first, without the last, begins cove,-
business; the last, without the first, be.
gins prodigaity. Both together make
an excellent temper. Happy is the place
where that is found.
Love labor: for if thou dost not wan,
ii for food, thou mayest for physic. |.
is wholesome for thy body, and for thy
mind
Act not the shark upon thy neighbor,
nor take advantage of the ignorance, pro-
dlgality, or necessity of any one; for that
is next door to a fraud, and, at best, makes
but an unblest gain.
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Drawing u thnli,-s.inc,
Or RCS'rVlng .h9 Rlsh. of Passage.
An Incident founded OH IucL

Inns Is strange world, or, if YOU
please, many strange things occur in this
world-cilher way suits you-and among
the strange things which happen in this
strange world, some are ludlcrous and
some arc serlOus-sOme are one thing,
and some another. Many things, too,
which take place, are shrOudcd in the
dark pail OF mystery, and remain un-
known and ineXpicable, till some chance
OF fate or fortune draws aside the veil
from our vision, aud we behold objects
which before we had not thought Of
Thus has ii been with the present story,
which we are about to unfold. Like Il
sweet flower blushing unseen, it has
long remained concealed. But chance
has given It to us, and we shall now give
to our readers the story of Draciag q
Cha Kline, or ReserUing the Right of
Passage.
"Onee upon time" there came to
this city young Kentuckian, for the
purpose Of learning the science of mcdi-
cine and surgery, He was tail and ath-
Ietic, shrewd, apt and intelligent, with a
little sprinkIing" of waggishness. He
was indicted into the Charity Hospital
and had a room in the third story given
him as a siud y. On entering into his
new quarters he was introduced to a
young French gentleman, occupying the
room also as student. The young
frenchman, 1t seems, was very frank in
his manifestations yet cold-and he
thus addressed his new companion -
Sir, | am indeed pleased to see you,
and hope that we may prove mutually
agreeable; but in order that this may be
the case, | will inform you that have
had several former room-nales, with
none. of whom could | ever agrcc-wr'
never could pursue our studies together.
This room contains two beds I; as the
oldest occupant, claim that nearest the
window"
The Kcntuckian consented.
"Now," says the Frenchman, ON
draw the BOUNDARY line between our
territories, aud we shall each agree not
to encroach upon the others rights,
and taking a piece Of chalk from his
pocket, he made the mark of division,
midway, from one side Of the room to
the other. Sir" he added, IL hope
you have no objection to the treaty."
"Nonc in the world, sir" answered
the stranger, Il am perfectly satisfied
with it," lie then sent down for his
baggage, and both students sat down
with their books.
The Frenchman was soon deeply en-
gagged; while "Old Kcntuck" was watch
ing him, and thinking what singular
gcnips he must be, and how he might
"ix' him.
Things went on until dinner time
came. The bell was fung--the French
man popped up, adjusted his crayat,
brushed up his whiskers and mustachios,
aud essayed to depart.
Stand, sir" SAID the stranger, sud-
denly placing himself with his toe TO the
mark, directly before the French student,
"if you cross that line, by --, you're
a dead man :"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17
Agent. for l,c Free Ira Ter.

NJ Mprr, p..,I, Sail, ,,,,,,,,. NJ
G. &. MiLLEn, Dayton.
A. o. SuirH, Smiths mills.
I,soy q riley, Troy Grove.
HGxrY PurLLrrs Munson, (EnLian crcok.)
&. w. RrYvoLnS, p. VI Pontiac.
REEFS MoRG ~, Morgan's mill.
VILLAIN ItNvEv, near Van Buren,, III.
WILLIAM X. BRowN, Sunbury, Illinois
HgxnY HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalh Co. Ill.
w. w. WIN, Oswcyo, Kane Go. III.
ANTHONY PIrzru, Booncsboro', OgIc Go. III.
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The ancestor of the Thclluson family
died in England about 1870 years ago
directing by his will, that his property
should accumulate for $50 years, interest
upon interest, and then the existing Young
IhcItuS0n to come into possession of the
whole, The period expires in 1913.
The present Mr.. Thelluson, in 1928, was
forty years old, and poor his son, the
Heir, was eight years old so that in his
twenty-eight year, he will be the master
of t,ceIre million sterling, or up,rards
Of Wy three millions Of doIlarS! Par
lament tried to set the will aside at the
time, but could not they, however, pas.
sed an act, that no such will should be
legal from that time forward.
Interest on S53,OO0,OOO, is three mill
ions one hundred and eighty thousand
dollars per annum - two hundred and
sixty five thousand dollars per month
eight thousand eight hundred dollars per
day threc hundred and sixty-eight dol
lars per hour-six dollars per minute.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

THE Beauties Of The Lac. A law
suit was recently decided in one of the
courts Of Mercer county. Pa, in which
the original debt was 81 OF, and the costs
S201 Of.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

Pat ,fstOniShcd.-An unfortunate Iii.
bcrnian - no lrequcntcr Of large parties.
consequently a noodle in astronomy,
Illuminating in his bliss upon the bank of
a southern creek, cspied a ,errapin plum
ing itself. "Och, honey" exclaimed he
solcmnly, "that ever should come 10
America TO see snuff box walk"
NV hist" said his wife, "don't be after
making fun of the birds"
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OF every description, executed in the ncatest
manner, Mt the usual prices
OTTAWA is the scat of Justice OF La Sale
county, is situated at the junction ol the Fox river
with the Illinois, 800 miles, by water, from Saint
LDnis. and midway betwean Chicago and PeOria.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

TO take ink ont Of Linen. - Dip the
spotted part in pure melted tallow; then
wash out the tallow, and the ink will
come out with IL
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4 damsel in AYRSHIRE, having two low
ers and not knowing which one 10 prefer.
settled the matter by marrying one, and
Immediately clipping with the other.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY III
GEORGE f, WEAVER g. JOHN HlSE,
Ia SUE street, one door from Tie norih-lcegf corner
ofMe Public Square.


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We take from an exchange paper the
following good 'un:
San artist in this city painted an ini-
tation Of bottle of beer so naturally,
that the cork llcw ont before he could
paint the string TO fasten it,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-17

boy quickly. His face was suflused,
whether with resentment or fright, it was
difficult to tell. "And | didn't do any
thing last night that I'm ashamed to
own"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
Fxtrait dune lettre de

VERA CRUZ, I octobre 1911,
lie Courier de Mexico went d'arriver por
tant Ia %nouvelle que les negotiations entire
Santa Ana ct Bustamente mont about Ell
rlen. En- attendant, le parti federal a gu "a
vantage de proclamer un systeme du gouver
nement des etats, au nom de Bustamente,
quoique c~elui-ci matt pas encore donn5 son
assortment 4 eette mesure.
lie general Victoria, appelc CONNIE media
teur. est parti de Jalapa pour Mexico. On
e~sperait quill parviendrait 4 amerer les deux
parts en- presence a I'm arrangement paci-
ique.
LIE Censor de Vera Cruz du 7 octobre
donne les nouvelles suivantes du 8 de Mexico,
recies par lie courier extraordinaire:
Bustameute ma pas trouye de nouveaux
p~artisans pour son projet de Federation. quot
pour EXETER lie peuple a Sc prononcer ceux-ci
ont etc recus a coups de fusils dams quelques
points.
ii NY a pas de gouvernement-Bustamente
commando lui-meme, ct est gouverne par
Aimonte ct lie pere 3arajast, qui ont envoye
des courriers extraordinaires aux dGpartemens
pour les inviter a Sc prononcer contre les in
surges; mails les depeches ont etc livrees par
les cOurrfeTS, ct Ieur cOltenn z ilDHtFe que
Almonte est la cheyille ouvriare du parti.
Les generaux Espinosa ct Pedrazza SC sont
reunis a Santa Anna.
Dams la mutt du 2 All 3, les forces de Santa
Anna ont pris St. Francisco, un des points les
plus forts de Bustamente ct st. Geronimo. Les
soldats ct officers de Ia garrison de ce poste,
ont paGse 4 rennemi.
LIE 3, lie general Dastamente, d la tete de
1900 fantassins ct 800 cavalerie, a attaquc I'M
des postes de Santa Anna. Il a do abandon
Ter sur lie champ de bataille, ses morris ct ses
blesses. parmi les morris Sc %trouvent lie ge.
neral Mozo, lie colonel Manuel Noriega; lie
general Torrejon a recu une pleasure tres
grave.
lie general Panfile Galindo, Sc retirait de
Morezia pour porter des %renforts a Bustamen-
tie. II await avec lui 700 hommes ct 2 pieces
d'artillerie de campagne, mails ayant recu Ia
proclamation de la federation, il s'est mis- aux
ordres de Santa Anna lie 3 octobre. lie quar-
tier-gen&ral de Santa Anna etait a la guerite
de la Piedad. lie 3 on travaillait d ctabltr
une ligne de circonvallation du cote de la
chaussee dite de Mexico, ct Pom pensait que
la capitale ne tarderait pas d Sc rendre.
(Courrier) !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
AaU1TEmgNT DE MCLEOD.

L'anxicte creee par cette affaire est
enfin arrIvee Il son terme Mcleod a etc
declare non coupable par 10 jury. II men
pouyait etre a%utre,ncnt d'apres les debats
oi, son innocence await etc elairement eta.
bile par les temoignages constatant l'aliJi.
L'ahaire, don't il est inutile de donnerales
details, a etc parfaitement conduite de In
part de In defense CONNIE de la part d el'ac-
cusation, ct lie JUICE lui meme "a %justitie Ia
bonnie opinion qu'on await de lui pour sa
capacit6, 81 fermete ct sa presence d'esprit.
Lie jury ma pas dolibere plus de vingt
minutes ct Mcleod ma jamais, pendan.
tout lie cours des debats dome lie moindre
!signe d'inquietude.
II nest pas inntile d'obseryer que lie YER
dict du jury a etc reen ayec lie plus grand
respect par rauditoirc ct que Iordre lie plus
pariait ma pas cessc I'M moment de regner.
(Abeille,)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

ETAT De LA LOUISIANA,
Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge-Conr ds troll
sleHle district.
JOHN T. Michel ct son spouse,
Robert Boyd, h.c.L
En- yertu dun writ de feri facias i moi
adfesse par lho.o-abie cour du troisiInae dis
trict judiciaire, paroisse ct etat sus mention
mes; il sera expose en- rcnte publiquc.
MERCREDL, ri Notembre proclaim,
A la maison de cour, dams Ia VILE de Batoa.
Rouge, a i'heure iiabituelle des verses, tons
les droits, tires, intGtets Ct pret4nsions dn
defendeur a Ia propriete ci-apras decfite, pa
voir: Ufle cortaine ,s:abitation ou rssorcear de
terre situe dams ce,te paroisse. ! environ IN
quart de mile au-tfessifs de- Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, contenant cent yingt.un arpens gu
perfic:els suivans lie plan d'ieeluit borne par
les hiritiers de Drake ct WillIa1a Gil. asouel
est annexe III petit laoreeau de terre dFenvi-
ron quatre arpens superticiels du cote du sud,
ensemble avec toates les batisses ct arn4fiora-
tons qai s'y troutent.
Saisi pour satisfaire ls ju~gernent, intdrst q
frais du process s~ts-raentionns.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptars, sans eva
Euation.
l. c. NORRIS.
~ octohre 81 Dfpnta Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
Etat de- Ia H.oasssane.
PARorssE p'Esr Bar RoreE

PARoIsSE Est Bar N koEeE. a
COUR DIES pREUvEs.
An nom e. par l'autori,G dc PEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, ct de la diic edar-salut.
A toutes les pcrsonnos que celia peut co.,
cerner-Sachez, que sur duplication de il.
W. Newport, residant dams Ia dite p~aroisse ct
etat. 'Haintenant proprietaire hona fdc ct pos
sesseur de la proprictk ci-aprcs decrite, ss-
vor q certain moroccan de terrc, sur Ia H.
Were Connie dams cette p~aroissc, d environ
vingt-cinq miles de la vile de Baton Rouge,
contsnant six cent trente-six 30IfW acres.
co~nformclnent au certiticat d'arpentage, asec
les lImItes Y decrites ct les apparteDances qni
en- dependent. ct totIh les droits ct fitres que
feue Marguerite Copper de cstte parnisSe, de-
cedee, await a III fteIne." La dite propritfe
fut adiugee an dit r. w. Newport; lie wing
sixieme jour de maj mil hui cent quaraite uf'.
pour Ia soHiure de mile ~piastfes. aux cold-
tons suigantss Tn quart du prix. compliant.
e. la balance en- trois paieinens annuelE du
jour de la yente en- billets endossts payables
en- banque ct hypotheque iusfu'a paffait pale
ment, / una vente publiqne fate par Pffon.
Charles Tessier, Juge dc psroisse ct ex-offi-
cie encantenr dams ct pour la dlte p~aroisse. en-
vertu dun ordre de Ia cour aes ueuyes sus-
dite, i Ia niaison de cour dams La dite vile C..
apres Pannunce lGgale ct Ia dclai,
Je, Manuel Moreno, dspute grefiar de Ia
dite Cour dHs Preures, dafss ct pour ia dite pa
rolsse ct etaf, All norn ct par fadtorlte dc
I'etat dc Ia Louisiana ct de la dite cour, o.
confnrnfetfIeut aux dispositions dun acte dc Ia.
Legislature de Ia Louisiana ifnitute: 'sAete Z
pour garaHtir les titres ies acquereurs aux
ventes ludlciaires," approuvte lie lOcIae jour
de nsafsf 4. ID. 1884, ct conformarueht 4 ut
oFdre de Ia dite cour datee du dix-If1it Octo-
bfe mil hui ceut qaarante tn. al ~accorde ct
aecorde par Ia p~resente catte mnHFitior, aver
t.ssant toutss personHes gueIeoaques, aui
peuverft presenter des titres GU des droits 4 la
proprile sus-mentioante, en- consequence
d'infora1alita dams l'ordres dscrat OH lngemept
de la Coir des Preuves, sous le&qnsis Ia vente
de Ia propriete susdi'e fut fate ali dit r. w
Newport. on toute autre irroguiarste GU ill.,
galite dams les procsdes qui ont proeogue Ice
dit deeret de Ia dite coirs on dams destination.
l'annonce. Gu dams pe temps, nfaili6tre OH form..
de rente, gu pour tout autre defiant quelcon-
que, de faire valoir les ~raiso,rs, dams trpn:e
jours des le premier jour de lfinsertion dc cetic
f%nonitlcT1 dars les papiers pabllcs. pourauoi III
rente aInsi faite nc serait pas coafirnse ha-
nologuees ct rendue lie jugement final de cetfe
eour. g
Ainsi donne. accordt. fat ct srelif dams n
rarois~e DIST Baton Bouge. ae I9nae loazs
d'Octobres 4. d. mil hut cent qaarante-un.
Tetnoir Honorable Charles Tessier, luce
de Ia dite cour des preuves.
NJ. MORENO.
p os.obre. 81 Dep. G.esfer:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

Parotsse d Est Baton Rouge.
VENTE PAR Ia COUR DES pHEJvES.
I'm verru dun ordre de rhon. Coar des
preuves, darls ct pour Ia parsisse FIST Baton
Rouge. Eta.t de la Louisiana. II seta eendif par
lie sous,gaa JUICE de paroisse et ex-df7scio en-
canteur,
MERCREDI. % norembfe 1911.
q Ph..ure iIabituella des veatest les prophet.
eEs.pres decrI,es appar,snant 4 Ia cognmunau
t. qni autretois existait entire feue El;zahetl
t~froadway deeedee ct son mari surviyam,
William Noble. La vente devaHt AVON lien 4
Ia residence du dit William Noble, i SAVIOR:
La moitil nord dun morssau de tsrre de 1877
acres dams cat.e ~paroissei 4 environ Ii miles
rrord de ii vile de Baton Rouge, sur red aeetys
creek. borne all nerd par Ii section des Seotas
ct A Fest par des ferres de Mde. Bna,ner. Z
Forrest par George w. Owens, Ia dite msit.s,
irdivise contenznt six cents acres, avec teutes
les hatIsses ct ameliorations qui s.y troavent,
Ia Motto indivise sud du narceas de teri.
ei-dessus deerit, avec les batisses gs anlsl.-
rations 9TH sy trouvent-plus dix-sea es-
ciasts. =s s
Plus enfiron GO tsfes de- bees i eor,srs,
10 tGtes do chevaax Ct nsglcts
100 tates de cochesas.
Meubaes a. nstensiles de- cuisine.
3 naires de bt1nfa.
Wagon. 1 barous.he. &c.
eusDITTbsss DE IA vESYx
La premiere Fnoitss indivise be h terre,
trois mile pias.sfes saasaptanas ct la balance /.
IN a dsux ans ds credit taa jour de Ii vease.
L''aatra uaoitia do h tesrs ensemble ave
cent sssSalte dix aetsssss din sands capital {
n Bar.Qase aes Eiaoyesas de IL Lenislal,e st.rot.
svenGEls 4 an. deax al fross ans de credit d
Fssar ae Ii venae ! sse@ kilets easaassss j saith
Aiatian devyona etre dsanses posr las a,areeaHs
~ teEre st hypushsgas sessreae Isas,n'a par
fait psseaaeat a saAfessian IN Jaeerneat. Les
dsta nksgfaAx De tasra seraasa ses.las snIels
4 III hspctheane I'm fasear IL Ii taaaae des
faaeyes,ss a dant on fsxx eeaaaassrs ID asoafart
HI iidsuf ~ IA senfe.
L. esEiEtes u aa credit &c ua 1t sseux ann
aa l1kif s1e d Yeats ssa hsiIees aslaossss II ~
1dht4asss u csxsfssaoai da hisge4.ens cosallise
IN rnop<iste pefsoanelie Isaaias g sass-s
Hsee IA Ysasss pastries 1t as-dessea,s se slnrt
utassrex. IN eonaTAana aR-dessu. de yiprs.
piass1es Farables / n iamss Al jeas ia Il
vkIaek
sTosx ~ bill<sss ssaz pour Il psoprisss fssu-
efsfS g. poav n laesae Iashilsers aeYant xsr-
taf lntfffs ii ais rass eeiis, Az Jour j. lsssehe.
snee iasqasa rassnaene,
tsH. TESsfER.
y eesesrc. y hs@sa q raFeis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

II a etc reinforcement deconvert I'm com
plot frame par des negres Il Perrysburg, ).
C.. OF don't lie but etait dc massacrer leurs
maitres. La decouverte en- fut falte par WI
Zandt. II await arr6te quatre DIES consPi'
satears. quand lis ont ayoue que leur des-
st;n ctail do tner Mr.. T.: de Ia lis de-
y,,ent so rendre au domiciIe de Madame
Williams pour ~regorger, ct ainsi DIES autres
voisins- Les quatre meneurs scront PEN
s1us. -H
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G~HnIsTDpIE cOI6lMB

Mons trouyons dams I'M artiele public par
MiehAi Ghesalier uue admirable peiilatureI
ID Ghfssfophe Cololab nuls nn,as so1Ilnlcs
fait nne rsssie d. repro1ulre toni ~ qui peslt
irtarssstr / Amafique, posls persk,Iss que HI
nom seul An grand navisaseur dot mons
fare oaxfik nos cs5snnss 4 ~netice-saii-
.vilntcs
Y San a~ftittidn otait enapFeinle do Il I'm.
jesta i lnquelle II poate dik HI m rscoauzis
II MsIfitaus M r0Iylpns. NJ pl1'sieno.aio
offfail tsaiis sereniaa qai signair les chefs
aalA sinaples nortels. NJ .sesir II con-.
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Les %iournanx dc Montreal assurent
qn'aucunSe demande d'extradition ma etc
fate pour Grogan, ct que les authorities du
Canada FONT fait METRE en- liberte de leur
prope movement en- %apprenant l'illegulite
de cctte arrestation.
Cctte nouyelle nous parait d'autant plus
probable que ia mise en- liberte de Grogan
Il suivi dc ii pres son a%rrestation quill est r.
peu pres impossible au'une demande d'ex-
tradition ait pu etre adressee aux authorities
cauadiennes par lie gouvernement de IT,
MON.
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Observation-Disclosures apres SC

McLEoD.-Immediatement apres son
a%cqui,ement, Mcleod s'est dispose a partir
pour lie Canada. Suivant les Instructions du
gouverneur de New-Yor il Il etc accom-
payne jusqa'a la frontiere par lie High
Sheriff atm d'assurer sa securite person.
nellie. Il doit, dit-on s'embarquer pour
FtAnglcterre par lie premier steamer de Gu.
nard dc maniere a porter lui-memc dams la
m6tropole la nouvelle dc son acquittement.
II a etc environ un an en- prison i; ayant
etc arrtte Ia premiere fois le 81 scptcEbre
ct la stconde l2 noyembre -AbeiHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

LIE CALEpoS1A.-Ce batiment d vapeur,
partl de Boston le 2 octobre, nest arrive il
Halifax que lie 7. liz ell ~beaucoup de sros
temps dams ce voyage, OH i'll eprouve des
avaries a ses tambours, eft n perdu son ba-
teau sauveur. Lie second lieutenant ct lie
%charpentier ont Ell leurs jambes cassecs !;
neuf matelots ont etc blcsses g%rievement.
LIE Caledonia q d1 sc tenir i Ia cape pen-
dant 50 heures. Les passengers en- arlyant
a Boston, ont dit que la tempete await etc
81 forte, qu'ils n'esperaient plus rsvoir la
terrc.