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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

aaia aa $3.50 sashn d Ii. u ufanaptt, 1T euaduisnnt
W, ..ass 4. ct lIlutl. Baff6# iusdu'a
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eetta riH sffes sefa atHplayta paf Ii edtliiit d
Ii H%1ahiefa aa'il jngefn IA tlns eetvanabla pom
lihffF ~ De ia pafbisse. Les pefs6tiues djB'
las h lbs suiYatt, btt Gte %nuintnts III ebnitt
~ fhfveifllfte, ]eol1tna, silii. ] Gintt s0f
1'hYtef. Abraham l,abdail, Uselieu lfausaard
j Y Ultfafda II Il e Gordon. lis f1ninan-
trfutit ituts itHyaHx sur ls ~tlFtntn 90 il Join
dfa erlui jt Bayou Giro So Tttei 81 yanant
81 lat,t. La tlttt solittue PSI hj'pf0ptttn
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ii dFyeif dt aii fbthttft l~urstttia r.
susdlt tl,rtpih sefa fni, Den tatfa ntt esan'ens
tniHHttetiS IT '6B1EfHplii1tte tt den laife
lanf rapport u h Legislature III Ia altuhtlti,
ii de sttt btifit. OF aussi d. h situation 81 De
81 de- rafilitb du ~tEieihiti enter, du Bayou
Crosse II e filrH ttfsnlprt.
OIL stiu, que tH Tft sotief Dir Ia p%afnisst
soft et oct attdtist 4 en- setylf dos depois
spftfatlE lapdsts entire snz taaiils CONNIE
III sofief s'fletant a fFl5t ii Bian eli,
totdti quo laBs re ths IA ftfttsse 81 sefH
t%ottilttts responsible sHiiftrs qtt} DC dfpii,
Ktsolu, que Ia ftsoIutioti passte It Ia defui
ere stbnee, n'aI0tati que tteis eur cent
40 toll"etetr snit fappeIte Of qua fafepir Il
alfn t~iuatta pour cont
Htsolu. que David Castles, sott admis
connie etfant INDECENT lie cote pafo5ssa ~
College, de Baton Iseugea
ttso'u, ene le eonttH do III Ia pftsenta
pafa Ia J~asIipr, nj snjet d'uu nAafa marion
1ui s'est ~jtlHtu,e do Ia prison lui sui payt
rar IL 'ftseFlef. sur ls inaaidat tu President
~ Iuri.
RfsaIu. quo Riassisufa ] fife, Labauvr.
Iatuuns Madison file. ct II liefgofofh snisnt
r,otaf,t Dim tdtnitd pour rHife les fspara-
ton htroasaireE It IA .]ihaison Aa tour If q IN
pftFnt,. 81 qtt'il sathnt aniorists Il contractor
aver doe .~dnVfiefs thtit rot ttlat,
tids6I0, un'ith f@othtHifh soft rrifmt 4 fef
ret da contractor aYee J Ejiteut do ID Gazette
III Baton Rbtlte los Messieurs don't les titius
~s1ivr1i 6tt 10 nafHmts dc 70 fotuiit J Y Du-
thlia II Grover and Hrstmdptd HILBERT
III saju. ai'une tbKs lie aetiS mile. pias.
tres soit pfblef6c sur In pttoisse pGnr sub
vfnIr aux besyins do Fannie t0tiranth.
Hfsoiu, que Messienfs Durable tir6vef 81
] He ifnhautt. eoiBnt toinints dtinseontitt
pour prt senfhr uti metnbifs b Ia Legislature,
fainanifant one lea llsbitans de- fatte Paroisse
ont cd ifinstetaant thxts, st fIn'd fhfHit urs
gent que justice leur suit fate eh rtdiisabt
Ia ditto taxes
Htsolu, que 10 President soil ad}oint All
dit e6mitts
Sur notion 10 Jury s'est aiortfnt sias
dir WIN JOYCE, President,
ONFsfHf IABAuvt, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
a1RAY

Taken up, on the 9Th instant, by Mf. Ado
MS ttebert, living ~ the parish f West Ia.
ton Rouge. about - miles below the, cont
house, an American roam horse, aged 9 or ~
years. without any brand. If said ftorso IL moi
claimed within 60 days afsihe preeept notice,
asrccably To the regulations Of tie Police III.
~ oftbia parish, it will be cold ut public aae.
ton, by lhc Undersigned. of his Office, the
11tE NoyembS, at II O'Clock 4 81 f.
Terms Of Bale-fasII.
We.t Baton Rouge. Sept, II, Is43.
ROSEMOND HEBEttf, J r.
sept AZ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
A OF LOUISIANA
PROBATE SALE
Parish If East Baton Houge

Parish If East Baton Itguge.
By virtue If an order from The Honorable
p~roi,ats Court In and for The psrish Of FAST
liaton R1uss. will be sold by tbs undersigned
Parish Judge ON
Thursday tie 2afh day ofsepf. la4a,
1T II o'rioek Nj ut ths Court HOUSE, in The
Teun If Baton Hhitas, the following named
slaves belonging 10 The succession VI ths lsts
John l.. Gefham deeds 10 Wit
London negro man sg Yehts Of age, hose
s%tfvatt.
Hen4fstta negro wofnah 70 years Of aga
good cook and washer vethan aud het
two children one about D years Old and
The athet shout ofs yeqf,
Dedee about II years, House servant,
Diana about 70 years, good cock
Henrietta yelisw gil aged ~ years,
Terms Of sale.
4 ra9h. / ttg|abla Oh Inc FIRST Of lants ls44
and j oil ths first Of jstfti isAs in aatss en-
abtsed in he satisfaction Of fhs administrator
and payable IN Bank and mortgage 10 hs re-
famed until final paymeet.
nue.. ~ - Gu TEssigF, Fsl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
AsaEMBLEE HEEULIERE.
Dh Jurt a. Police de 10 Patotsss q. luton
D.tyt5

Aalourd'hui ee 4 ~Sspletnbre 1913. le Jnrl
s'cst assemble COMMENCEMENT d Ia loi.
MfMHHta fHEsrNl Es--le ACCOMPLISHMENT,
II l,ergerefl. I'd, Hostin6nd Habsrt: Al Bite.
I,abauve ; 5lne, ] Molaison / flF, Cine. VIM
Joyce 17ue, II ] Grover; sme, j V Da4
rhIds . Bme, II e Gordon . M. Trtviiln Ian.
dry. absent du ame hftendissalHent
I.a foinitd notninb il l'hfTst d'exatniner les
complies dn Fffsofief, 4 Gait con rapport, le-
qual a etc adoptt.
Pierre I.aiiton Trt sorier do Ia P~aF6jsse, son
cotnrts courHht. hYeG 10 iufi de Police.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
U. S. MAIL.
NOTICE.

straqed or stolen, an iron gray horse, long
name ard tail. and darker color than the body
no particular mark. TIE horse IL a fine
animal, we'll made and in eood order, he car
tiers, and is from ID 10 IS hands high. Whce-
rer will bring him TO this Office or TO the snb-
scriber's will receive a rearonable reward.
ssrt 9 81 A LIE BLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

He has exhibited vouchers for mn-
MICS paid 10 he amount Of s4.GF
lie claims d balance due Oh q fur
mel settlement Of !
Monies refunded by order Of Parish
Judge.
For commissions on collections and
payments, %
a[@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
REGULAR MEETING
0f The Police jury IF The Parish Of West Ba
ton Rouge.

Of The Police jury IF The Parish Of West H.
Ton Rouge.
This day, 4th September 1913, the Police
Jury met pursuant 10 nd lournment.
Mfmgptts rHgsENf-lst District, II Berge=
ron End. Hosetnolld Ilehett 4th, J Bite. La
bauve; 9th, J Molajson. j. 9Th, VIM Joyce ;
III, RI ] Grover 9Th, V Durable oh, X
c Gordon MrS'rfeviIle Landry, from the I'd
district being abeeht'
The committee appointed 10 examine the
T'r1asarer's account, presented The following
report /: . s
Account Of Pierre Laftop parish Treasurer,
with thesloIlee Jury.
DR..
Balance Of an old account, without
commission, 442A 75i
Special depoei'e. lol l41
= bonds Of 3 Favrof, payable gbth
sept. Iall. az and 1si3, 800 90
A bond Of d Favrot, for l%ntereH', ~
parish Taxes. hearing interest, $500 90
Taxes on eults, iaV w
Three years lease Of ferry from
!. peyronntn, $50 90
r,t..ssta 3 g3
Seven stores Mt VII. D wv
Four grog shops at R1o, 40 Oo
/ Btlltar. room, IS 90
Sold two bills Of the Exchange
Bank Of $200 and TWO Of
Atchafalaya 1900 loS w
-a&zzzzHz&@-
o &5,O23 n
Or.
Paid at various tinea bonds and
vouchers, $4,000 08l
Comm isslol on sdld3 s3 at per
can't 207 10
| Registering los bonds and receipts
for $2sls VI, ID 70
Balance in favor Of the
parlsh, 3 Warrants 1902 81
Deposits, Id az a.
| Sneeie, F74g 6~t-$2203 29a
H. -4a-a@~s4-~~@Aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
MATORALT1

THE price of fresh -four being 81 40 per
barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week
80 ounces of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS 81.
po!I,9 DU PAIN.

TTxt par lo marie pour Ia semalne spiyan'e
La Farine ttagt ~ 40 10 barh, 20 onces
de unin fonr de a0ne
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

CONNAIssEMENTa a rcndre a .'impi-
merle DE ce Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
@21na 2ela
!. v. Durable,
jacques Molaison, Jr.
Signed

II. Dbt-E t4iHdus1'
Resolved Thatthe treasurer be and he IS
authorised to pay 10 Mr.. Il G Grover the cum
of Two dollars, due himlrom an error ina war
rant from the Police Jury.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the District
Court be authorised to-furnlsh to the treasu-
rer of this parish a list Of the suits before SAID
court and the Parish Court, from 1872 to this
date, and that from this date, he will furnish
said list annually to the treasurer OF the pa
IRISH instead of the President of the Police
Jury. ,
The Jury proceeded to the appointment oil
a Treasurer, and Mr.. Pierre Lafiton was una
nimously elected.
The Jury proceeded to the appointment OF
captains of patrol, as follows:
lgt district. II Bergerop, I'd RoseEiond He
bert, Sd +. Bic. Labauve, 4th Jacques Moia'-
son, If. 5th Pierre Lafton, 9th Il Grover
7th James Devan, 9th J ' Durable, 9th Jas
Knox.
Whereas, the parish Of Iberville, has made
an appropriation for the purchase OF the cut
off Wing in its limits. 1t is therefore
Resolved. That the sun OF S4oO De appro-
| priated for the purchase of that part Oh said
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

He it ordained BY the board Of FBlfttmen
If lie town Of Baton Rouge, lint thirty days
fr6tn the publication Of his ordinance, all
Hogs found running ut large within the lin
its Of The corporation Of The Town Of Eht6n
Rouge. shall be taken up or caused 10 be To-.
ken up by the Police Officer. and sold at the
Market House every Saturday during market
hours, u the highest bidder.
The Police Officer shall receive for grown
Hogs. WI, for sheats 10 cts. and for sucking
Pigs 10 els each, for taEIng up keeping aud
selling. Any person Of persons finding her
Hogs IN The possession oftht Police Officer
previous 10 their sale slall upon identifying
their Hogs, and paying eharges he allowed 10
redeem their property The proceeds o. THE
sac Of hogs. sold under the absvo ordinance,
after deiiuetlnR charges. sbalI be pajd by The
Police Officer into tho Ctrperatlon Treasury,
sulleet.fo for thirty days 10 the order Of The
oN unr4 ~ 4
Sent. 1G. %. FAM. SIX OLFfELh Clerk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

r- y NU-%8Hy va
Les $2203 2g4 dc balance endayenr ID pa
roiHse ayec les $2slS 974 dc ecpensc for
ment le total de @5t22 n. En- f6i Dc euoi,
nous avons signt &c 81 Aoht js13.
J. V. Durable,
Signd Jacques Molaisen, jr.
]. Bite. Labauve,
Rt4ola, auc Ia I'rtsorier soft ct est PaT
cettc prtsemc a~ntorisc, 4 payer a Mr.. Il. G.
Grover Ia somme de deux piastrcs, pour or
reur- fate sur I'm bond dn luri de police.
Rcgolu, que lie grefier de Ia Cour de Dis
ttici soft tenu defournir au 1'fesorier dc ceite
paroisse, Ia llste dss process parts pardeVant
Ia dte Cour Ct Ia Cour de Paro,sse depuis
1882 Ilseu'a ce jour, ct qua farenlr il soft
,enu de %fournir annueIlement Ia dlte llatc All
Trfsorier dc la Paroi. Sc au lieu do President
du Juri de Police.
lie Juri, a procGdc ala nomination dn Ire
sorier ct Pierre Iafton, a cite nomn,G a fu-
nanimitc.
lie Jury a pFocede a Ia nomination des
chefs dc patroulIIes CONNIE suit sayoir:
Ter reimbursement Ii Bergeron, I'd, 70,
semend lieberf. 3me,J 3 Labauve, de Jques
Molaison fills, 5me, Pierre Lafton, 6me, i
I Grover. 7me, James Devail, Sure, J '
Durable, One, James Knox. :.
Attendu que Ia Paroisse d'IberFiIle, a taF
| une appropriation pour Pacquisttion dn che
min du r~acourci dams ses limltes. lis est er
consequence rtsolu, qu'une somne de S4uO
soft appropriate pour Pacquts'tion de cette par
tie du cherain du raccourci, quI Sc irouv'
dams cette ~paroisse ct quj joint au chemin d
! Nj. Thomas Mile.
Resolu, 4ue NJ. Fl Bergeron, ] Bic. Ia
b.,re nj Poetr,and Hilbert. soieut nOmmC
dun conite pour fare l'acqu5sition du sol nc
c~essaire I la CONNECTION du DIT chemtn, Al
nom de la paEoisse ct que la. die somEne ser
payee au vendeur a Ia passatlon de facte d
vente, sur lie mandat du President du Jnr
, fHr Ia I'resorter,
Resolu. qa'afn de fare IN chemin partar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
$5,022 27

We, the undersigned appointed a commit
tee by the Police Jury of West Baton Rouge
for the purpose of examining the accounts OF
the Tresaailrer Of aaid pa ish, certify that from
the documents furnished lis by the treasurer,
the receipts Of the current year have been
s5.022 " and Tho expenses 2,sls 975, and
leaves a balance ia the hands oil the treasurer,
of
Specie, lt4e o.
Deposite, lod -
So 4 ,varr.nia If Il Favrot. 800 90
l do do for INTEREST,", on
- -------E&~-
1920" 29a
The S2203 2a2 balance in favor Of the pa
rish with the s2slS g74 expended make the
total Of G3,O22 II. In testimony whereof
we have affixed our names, this 2ist August
15d3.t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

The eofnffitietaah The above recount fnats
The following report which was adopted
The undersigned. committee appointed by
The Police Jury To examine the account ot the
Collector 4 Treasurer, report that they have
examined nn exhibit made by said officer.
That he states that he taxes due 10 The punish
10 he thus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

tvfh
H''s'' mission, Sf24 Isl
Depot special 81 IA
v obligations de- r. Faefut payable
81 sopt. 1911. ~. 10. 300 90
i'm bon de b. Fayrot pour iutafht = 81
Taxes dc Paroisse pour Pannte
1912 borlant commission $500 90
1'axes dc process $50 90
Trois mntes du Ferry L reyronin $50 90
Inttr6ls 4 g3
T mnpnsins Il ssl5 los 90
A buVeiiea n $50 40 90
| billiard % 90
Vondu 2 biIleta Exchange 1900. Q
billcts AtehafaISya 1900 los DO
@@A=@@@
5,022 "
Ayoir
recns $4,000 ost
"' e s porr rent 2o7 10
Etrtriattement de 10s bong OH
reeus s52Sf5 075 10 80
Balance en- fayeut de- Ia Parois-
Sc 3 bons %3Ds 81
Depot l5l ~ a,
iiepdces if4o Vi S22o" IVA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23
Total amount,

There being a few small accounts amount
ing to a5 Of 10 which your eomtniitea were
unable to obtain with The above, We submit
lhis report to your constitution.
sJohh II klainpeter,
Signed, james Alley,
Tlthu t1ppnef,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

no amount collected af
pediafs, 40 90
To amt received ef II w
Fowler, ara 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

Nous 65oussignta, nomtnts dun cofniit
par 10 Juri Police dc Ia p%aroisfe dOust Baton
Rouge l'efIot d'examlnor les complies du
Tr.eeorier, de- Ia p~aroisse, eertllions que, d'a.
pres lea doctimena qpi nous ont tts ~fournis
t,ar Ie T'rtaorier, Ia reeette dc ]I'annec con.
rante a Gte dc 1902 y ct Ia dt pense de-
$2,s1s e74 &C qai laisse pour balance en-
Tresor-
1tsnscea f749 81
Depot III Tag
\ bodhs u fayfot 300 90
/ bon do do rouT inttrets 81
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18
GEO. r. RICHARDS. President
JANES FRAZIER. . Wee
JOSEPH WILEY, : PRESIDENTS
c. e. EDeARroN. JR, D c
ROBERT VI. Pk"UD, See'eid'fe''
MIR. WEBSTER

From the following announcement in a
Massachusetts paper, it will be seen that
DANIEL WEBSTER is fright side up yet.
For ourselver We have never doubted his
attachment to Wing principles, and we
have been much amused to see certain
modest Wing editors in New York city
attempt to read him out of the party.
Hon. Daniel Webster, as we understand
from good authority, will address the Wings
OF Plymouth at their County Convention.
MIR. w. we are informed, has explicitly de-
clared, that if his services were at ali de-
slrable IN the coming State Campaign,
they might at any time and in any way be
commanded. We make this statement
with the most unfeigned pleasure, and we
are sure any services rendered the Wing
party by MIR. w. will be gratefully remem-
bered, since they are in value inestimable.
We are proud indeed to look upon him as
a Massachusetts Wing" still.-Nep Bed
ford Beiletin.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18
PEOPLES PRESS.
Middlebury, Oct. ls, 1913.
GLORIOUS WIG VICTORIES.

AZ has been all along expected, The apa-
thy which for Two years past has pervaded
The wing party is fast giving way 20 Thor.
oug!. going spirit of activity, organ'zal on
and injomniIabe perseverance,. IL Comes
eeen sooner than was uniicIpa'ed, and has
already achieved glorious victories in Ten
nessee, Nor h Carolina. Maryland, and even
Georgia. All doubts in relation TO the Two
latter states are now removed. They have
re-eslablished themselves as sound whie
STATES BY handsome mnjoriirs. 10 ls4l
Georgia had loco majority Of over 1000
The returns have not as yet all come in. bu
enough 10 show clear wing gain Of 1925
There remains &c counties 10 hear from.-
These gave in ls4l locofoco majority CT
1851 which has already been swept ava,
by the whig majority in the rest Of, the stale
The wings have therefore elected Cover
nor, two members of Congress. and majo'-
ity in both branches of the Legislature. Ia
Maryland, there is wing maturity OF II
on joint ballot in the legislature securing the
election of q s,aunch %hig 10 the U. States
Senate.
Ia all these states the canvass has been
animated, and the great principles Of the
wing party boldly avowcd The banner Of
Henry Clay has been waved high in The con-
tests, and inspires an enthusiasm for vic.
tory 10 1914 which nothing else could Gre.
ale. From such beginning, the wings
throughout the union may GO on with joyful
anicipolions, and with auspicies even more
encouraging Than in 1910, when Harrison
secured the greatest majority ever before oh,
tanned IN presidential contest. Accounts
fr"m Pennsylvania are coming in, and show
a. the wings are in st ate which W II lead 10
a Curious triumph in 1874.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18

The Richmond Enquirer, the Boston
Post. the New York Evening Post. and
other leading organs of the Democratic
anti. tariff party. have all proclaimed with
the Mobile Register. that 'opposltIon now
and hcnceforih to the tariff bill, its princl-
piles and purposes. is a duty which will
find no division in the ranks Of the De-
mocracy." The first named journal said,
We shall never rest satisfied until this
bill of abominalious' (the tariff is ex-
plunged from the statute book, or complete
" changed in its enactments; and we shall
count upon Mes>rs. Buchanan, Wright. &
Co. to cooperate with us.and take the cross
upon their own shoulders. Repeal Re-
peal is now the word"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18

bic link in The connecting line Of Southern
and Western travel. especially ia The winter
season. has been decided on and soon Will
be completed.
The public will learn with pleasure, that
the long talked of .ail road between HaItord
and Springfield, is 10 be commenced Imme-
diaiely. The contracts are made on very
favorable terms, and when The ruad il COM
pletrd, II will connert with the Western
(Bosron and Albiny) and Hartford and New
Haven rail roads. Il will be the most ia.
vorabIe winter r,ufe between The cities of
New York and Alb,ny. ann dtcid' dy The
best between New York and Boston, nj oil
Seasons of the year the road Is In be built
upon the Tral. We have every confidence
that the stock will pay II good Interest In
the share owners, and that this improvement
will add much to the ,a!ne of the Hartford
and New Haven road. II must be ii gr"a;
advantage to The cities of Hartford N. Ha-
ven, and New York. Many of The mer.
chlnis from The far west purchase domestic
goods here, and when we shall be connect-
ed with Buffalo BY rail way. it aill UNI
doubleday bring much business 10 our extern
sive manufacturing establishments. II IS
estimated that the road eau be- completed al
an expense not 10 exceed S5O0.OO0, and
within twelve months.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18
THE MAINLAND VICTORY

The news from B.li,mnre recriyed on
Saturday. throwing doubt over the result
in the lower House. put The Wings here all
aback,-- bat the Baimpre patriot came D.
long Yesterday evening with a cheering
ID. X y and disprll,d all doubt.
Saturday was a very ANXIOUS dav in Bal.
timore. but the Wings were relieved from
their anxiety toward the night.
The Patriot SAYS thai the battle was fought
il'rnughou, in the name OF Henry Clay.
Thus. we go onward, conque:ing and 10
conquer.
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND.-We ara
enabled to give in tins murnIng's Amer
lean. the final result of the eleclIon Ieid in
this State on Wednesday last for the Mem.
beers af the House Of Delegates.
The result of the recent contest, snm.
marily stated. that the Wings have elected
Al Delegates out Of the 81. of which the
lower House is composed. and have cnnse.
quen'lv majority of IL in that brunch OF
Legislature. Last Year the Locofoco ma.
joriiy was IL The Wing majority in the
S'na'e being 5, there will be mnjniirv on
jnint ballot of l7.-Bdh of american OF
yesterday.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-18
A BROADSIDE FROM MARYLAND,

The Southern mail of this morning
brings US the glad tidings that MARYLAND
has thrown off the shackles of Loco Foco-
ism, and resumes her position in the WING
line: The triumph is even more signal and
decisive than that recently achieved by
the gallant Wings ofTennessee. The CITY
OF Baltimore, which even in 1910 cave a
Van Buren, majority, and which last wear
went against us by upwards of seren hun-
dred, now elects four Wings to one Loco
Foco to the House of Delegates by an av.
erage majority, of about one hundredI In
Carroll, Anne Arundel, Montgomery and
Frederick counties the wings have gained
twelve delegates. In Hartford, Lent and
Prince George they have elected their can.
didates BY majorities handsomely increased
since last year. As far as heard from the
House Of Delerates stands 26 Wings to IL
Loco Foco. The same counties last year
elected % Loco Foco delegates to l6
WhigsI The countief not yet heard