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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
WOOD AND CG&a!I

a. EALED PROPOSALS will hc received
~ through the Post Office in Newport. X.
until the Sih of October next, for supply
ing the u. s. Troops stationed at Fort Ad.
ans, Il. l. with 200 tons clean red ash Peach
Orchard Coal, broke aud slned. and 400 cords
of well seasoned highland oak or hickory
Wood, each stick mnst be ! feet long,
straight or split small HmJS wW be r9scfch
The coal and wood To be delivered and
piled on such parts Of the public grounds MS
the Assistant Quarter Master may d"sig-
nate, portion by the lst of November, lsi3,
the reminder before the lst of January iSll.
Bonds will be required for ;he faithful per
iormancc of the contract, two good aud sui
ticcnl suretes must accompany The propos-
ais.
Endorsed Proposals for Fuel,
signed J. r. IRONS,
H. Isl art.
a "A. Or. Mas, U. S 4.
Newnort Sent 81 -2y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Quarantine Regulations.

sNiIE Board of Health of the Town of
Newport, have adopted and established
The Quarantine Regulations, as passed by
ihe Rnard the so oi July. lS;I9. and ,hcn
publ shed, to continue ~ torcc from the 81
day of Sept. instant, unl,l The 1t day Of Dc
,ohcr next, aud hive appointed Thomas God
dard. Health Officer nud Senunel.
REM. n ROWLAND, Clerk.
Newport, Scrt. z, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
ALSO

a very extensive assortment of Vcs'inrs
of the nrwcst slylrs. VIZ: SILK Vclvcts, T"'-
lines. Valencia. Ashbur,on. together VIII
rvcry article Of trimmings wnnird Ivy .N,r.
cham T'riiors.
Providence, Sept. H., 1913 -3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Surprise has been expressed in various
quarters ut the apparently inadequate
bail $4,000 required, by Justice Weed,
Of Gnddard, the Petersbam tnsger. a
sufficient and satisfactory reason for fix
lng it no higher is found in the fact that
the complain, on which he was held To-
bail was for lorgcries to the amouD, o.
only $500. The bail which was re-
quircd was for twice the amount of the
forgery, which we understand is as high
aS any justice is in the habit of requiring
in the most aggravated cases. Whether
any farther proceedings have been insti
iued on the remaining lorgcries we have
not learned. 1t is said however that
Goddard will not forfeit his bonds, buj
has determined 10 take the legal conse-
qucnces Of his misdeeds - Worcesie,
Spy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

The Lynn Frecnan says. no 10 last week.
Robert Ran,oul. Jr. has hid no less than
twenty six hundred applications for office ~
the Burloa Custom liouse.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Ill T. RAID OF THE TIM II S.
tIcttcrS,

lRrNAINiN6 IN rHE POST oTFicE, SEwrOET
r. l., sErr. LIST, I543.
\ " .7drS,tiSrd letters are yiaced IN sepa,atc
boh PerSonS applying for than mW pie0Sc eoii
for "ADyERrIsED LETTERS"
Allen Beu Marsh Miss Susan
Il Allen Thos l. Marlctt Miss Sarah
Allen Geo Muniord Miss Hannah
a lien Mrs Mary G. Muron Sarau.
Alden Mrs Mary NewbOld Chas
Anderson hlrs q w Parkar Iiusion
Bacon john Parker Ilenr, VI
l'isscl Henry G Pane Bru NJ
Boss ihaac > Paige Airs 4 &
Brown Charles Parker Mrs e. X
brown Capt John , parmlcr Ms i J
browning Ssm'i Potter Miss Sarah
Bray ton Capt Remoni MONSIEUR
Brooks Lieut. III Remington Edw'd
Bullock John Richards Seth * Co
Bunker Capt John Rogers X. of Naples
Burt Arthur a Selkrig Jeremiah
Brandt Mrs Caroline ASperry Wn-3
Cabel DIR JAS l-2 Sherman Thos
Chapman Wntcrman-2s immons Seth
Corlhell j. Slocum Robert =
Congdon Miss Susan Stockbridgo Capt l. l.
barley WIN ll-2 slurgcs Thos B
h Bawlcy Nelson siton. x ..earle
DE AIvonr Gen Taggart Rev Jos We
Dickson Mary Thomas +
7 hht' Hilss iihlIlHl tuNI u K
l Ewart Mrs Vars Richard
Gddy Wm Washington Cap, n
Elms Rcbucca WALTON Wm
Fisher Henry w ID Waterbury JAS NJ
Forsyth Wm w Waterman Jeremiah
Gardner sylvester Williams Nelsou-2
hraham VIM ii Williams George
Grldlcy Rev Wayne Willing Edw d Shppcn
Hhrdner Mrs BcrIuh Wallis Priscilla
mroen Mrs Margaret Webb Miss Mary l. ,za
liannaId John J We,dcn Mrs Eliza s
Hardy Daniel Wcad,n Hannah
laws EIDathan Wilrox Mrs Sarah
Hewitt Henry MIpnIrrows.
Hopkins Isaac Iavlor Elder Jas
u NorlhuP jruu u
HOLMAN Mlssh'izabethNyart Benz
ilulrhins Mis- Inisu.
Ing W Rergin Michael
Jay John G. I.anly George
James Re, We MrDonough Michael
Johnson IT. II Z hCarty John
kearnes tias McGackn VIM
Kenyon Mrs Sally Mololy Pairic
Levy Jos"A2 Murphy DauI
lcsrado McCul!y Mary Ann
Isggotl sIrs Julia Sullivan Dnnl-2
Lench Mrs ilary II Wall james
Matthews Edn'd
/ lS7.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, Pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

In this town ON the l2lh inst. by tho Rev
Mr.. Smith, MI Benjamin NJ. Anthony, I,
Miss Mary Elizabeth, second daughter Of Mr.
Joshua Packham of Middetown.
In tho Unitarian Church, in this town
Yesterday afternoon, by Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Mr.
William L. Tilloy Ia Miss Elizabeth s., daush
ter OF Capt Benjamin Chace all Of this town.
In Providence, on the 18Th inst Mr.. PhiIil
NJ. Fiske, Ia Mrs Almira Field, younges
daughter Of ar. George BoIlcs, all Of provi
deuce. 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Commissioners 4. AuEiiDis-
tratOr's Notice.

E'llE subscribers having been appointed
bv the Hon. Comt of Probate OF the
town of Mlddelown, Commissioners 10 re-
cevc and examine the clalms against thc
estate at Giles Mnnchrs,rr, late ol Md.
dlctown, dec, aud six months beng allowed
from this date by ssld Court for that put
pose, we hereby give notice that we VIII al,
tend on said business aud will receive and
examine said claims ut any time during SAID
period Mt either %! our respective dwellings,,
and that we vii. have liusl meeting nj The
house Of the sald deceased, on Saturday,
March, l7ih. 1911
JoHS RoGFRs.
SAMuFI GoULD, Commissioners.
ALBERT g.. BARKER.)
All persons indebted to said estate nre re.
qucstcd Nv naks immediate paymen' 10
JOHN MANCHESTER. .7d,ar.
Nddlctown, Sept. 81. 1873.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Carter, charged with tho atroclous
Nrw-Jc,-y mlldCrs, has been tried
and acquitted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Pm BETA KApPA.--At the late annual
meeting Of the Rhode Island Alpha Of the
Phi Beta Kappa Society, held during Com
moncement week in Providence, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for the
year ensuing, viz:
William G.. Goddard, President.
Hon Job Duriec, Vice President.
Prof. George |. Chase, Corresponding Sec.
John kingsbury, Treasurer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
B. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk,

Sec. 6. ".1nd be Il farther enact'd, That
every house IN the said town of Newport
shall be furnished with two good leather
buckets, with the owners name painted at
large thereon, aud with II ladder that shall
reach from The ground to rIlc top Of sald house,
or with n trap door or sculte ~ the roof of
said house, with stairs or a ladder TO 60 ont
of the gartrt upon the top OF the house, aud
that for every dwelling house IN SAID town of
Newport, which shall not be furnished with
two leather buckets and ladder TO reach
from the ground to the top Of the house, or
IN the room of such ladder n trap door or
scu,tlc IN the roof of said Louise. and stairs or
ladder 10 90 ont OF the gastct upon the top
of the house, the owner Of SAID house shall
pay as II hne into the town treasury the sunl
of two dollars tor every six months neglCcl !.
but if the owner of tie house does not 1--we IN
the town of Newport, the tenant or tenants
shall pay such fines aud the same shall aud
may be deducted out 81 the rent of the house
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
III a To~" ,Heeiing holden by odjomn-
mcnt, .FemPort, Sept 8h, 1913.

VOTED, That the Report of the Inspector
of Houses relative 10 Fire Buckets be
re.sg.rd To the nsideration of the Town
Council, and tha, they be directed TO carry
the law Of the General Assembly into effect,
aud that the 9th Section ot SAID law Of sald
General Assembly. cnlulcd--'An Act pro
vldlug in case OF FIRE brcu,.ng ont IN the
Town Of Newport. and for oiarr purposes
therein mentioned, BE published III all the
newspapers printed in Tins town. A true
copy, attest,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Correspondence Of the Providence journal
BRisroL, K. /. Sept -, lS-

BRlsroL, K. |. Sept -, lSi3.
The Supreme Court met in this town on
Tuesday morning last.
The indictments found at this term were
called up on Thursday morning. The first
charged Gideon G. Gardner, of Westerly, r.
J., aud William Mully and John Bradford, Of
the city of New-Yurk, with larceny, in brea'..
ing aud entering tho store Of Elijah Brown
ing, of Warren, on the night of the 2ith of Ju-
" Inst, and stealing iherefrom quantity ot
icwelry, to the value of $500. Gardner and
Mully pleaded guilty 10 the charges, aud were
eentonccd by tho court, the former To four
wears, and the latter to four years and six
months imprisonment in The state prison
Bradford was discharged from custody, the in
dictmcnt against him having been mol rrosed
MAINr.-Thc probability Of a failure to
cleo, the Governor by The people has become
almost u certainty. In 2lS towns the net
Loco Foco loss is 6l79. Ofthe seven mem
bcrs of Congress To which the State is en-.
il,led, probably only three are elected. al
though there appears n chance for one more !:
all Locos. The State was gcrrynandcred 81"
MS no, Ia give the Wings any chance except
IN The Kcnncb"c district, and in ,ha, there Is
no choice. SO It appears that political aboll
lion, third parties, and Gisaifgc,ion, can work
both ways. md that the Wings nre not To oe
the only fuiIcrers from these causes. Seven
teen senators have been elected, only three
OF whom are Wings. The vacancies ~ the
House Of Representatives are very numerous.
OF those elected, the Wings have abou, II
third.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

NEWPORT, Mrs ANNA NJ EDDY.

H NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA VI. EDDY.
II Providence, Joseph Bnlch iT, thailcs Dyer. Jr -
| Portsmouth, GIocne n Tsilmau-Bris,ui irfnnt ".
! Hriggs-Wickiord samuel peTcu--East .Grrcuwirh
Il James Slucnm-ArponAsg Village, John Inpcif"5--
III Wurwck, t.HtEsylle,' Gesfee !. sqicrt- Kingston
II Th"mns 7. NrIIsPsacchrle, Il. ID. Campbell ca. -
Il Wakefield sylvester Eobinsor-perryvilie, g. Walter
IiHzari-lopimi"n. B! B. ThGrst"n & Co.h 'chui"Id
II Frauds lrun Works. oney n Richmon / = rom r,ou
| NILS, Amos ihhc-liPpt Mills, = A Remington
I PhrnN ylI!nge, W. &. Ames-Natick Village, olive
Bakcr-WmFeu, T. II. Observation-Disclosures l. D. sn.ith
I-IlarrSVlE-, Andrew HBrris--thepaghct. ioh Ann
strong 81 S,,ns-Pascoag, SaNlos Nuihg-fhwtucke,,
Z Alhrr! &. %enks-GhHrestown Groier a. Sinfuu--
Fall River, H,hJunm Earl-lamiuu, 4. = NuGruc--
Dightun Mason Marvel, md Cherries Nhiinnrsh-giv-
ertun stone Bridge, Samuel seaburv- sniuarsrt. NJ ~
. a. thnce-SwHuzvN. Joseph G. iuiher- Snr'h swan
KEY, DpHirl Ma.un-RehuhoIh. VIM. Marvel q, ~ s,m,
md Daniel seekunk, Gnrdner LGher, aud >. d.
Slucum.
Price 25 cts. per hnX, with idll directions.
All letters relative to the piils mue be addressed
hus:-"N. r. OFFICE "a. COLLEGE oF iiE sIlfli,
l95 fremont street, Hcslun, MHss.n luh 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
(iNBIAN PCRGATiyE,
Orthe North Americnn CnIlegn Of Eenlill

Ofthe North American College Of EeuIih
And that all travelling sgents Gre provided with n
tn.utr ol agency, slgtcd by WiLLisa Wntunr Vic
President OF the \. a. Coll ui Health Al UuNrl'trs
ihCtclufr, who offer Indian plls sale. nHd
th"w certificate e. agency, above U.scr,Lrd, NII
be- kuuNu us nICkeh tRpp.tsrs.
Purchasers VIII further remember that the ruut,r-
lcI I,rrs u, the hope OF GRADING the w hrvc uatrI lHr
name OF DWIGHT and substituted sup,t VtlI iu i'a
pnrr lha The ncdtolu" must have ~ RIGHTS H.
DIAN VEGETABLE FILLS on th- >'es oi 10, bu g.,
AID thri all with the above omission are positively
| spurious
And also round the border ef the ale! will be GiauA
10 small iype, Entered according 10 m Hri g, Jun-
tierAs O,r" ufihe District Court u The Eastern Dir
| trcl nl rcunsS huau."
IL viii rirr he observed that the printed directions
fer using the mcdlcnc which accompanies each box,
Also entered according Hr uf Congress the
TORN viii be onnd AZ the boIl"n The first pag-.
The public viii also remember that h who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided with n
liGcalo OF agency, signed by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

ACCIDENT ON THE STO&I3GTON RAN
RoAp.--On Wednesday evening, 18th
inst. German pedlar standing between
two trains of cars at Kingston, in al
tempting to get out of the way, fell, and
was run over by train under full head
way and instantly killed. This is ano
ihcr warning TO careless persons loitcr-
ing about these dangerous places.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
WR!GHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Qfhe .North .7nerieon CoIiege cf Heaith.
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.

n i = written in the book of Dature and COM
a non sense, thai the natural vegetable pro.
durilons oi "tery country are, II property ap.
lied, amply sufficient for the cure Of every
malady incident to TINT cline.
WRIG!ir'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are composed Of plant which grow spontaneous
ly on our own soil, and are therefore better
adapted 10 our constitutions than medicines con.
coci"d from io'eign drugs. however well they
may be compounded aud they are founded
rPon the principle that The human DO dy is in
ruth sublec, To
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
NEW GOODS.

S17 Ill hc opened at II " a. FAR.
w MENrER'S This Afternoon.
149, Jhames-st.
Sent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
WILLIAM WRIGHT, vlcn PansipsSr
of,he North American College OF Hcnth,

Thus il will he seen that n trillinV attention on iht
pari ot the purchaser 10 the above parliours viii uf
rirctunl stop Ia This Nhulsale robbery, sud dive
II i hoped all Expectations upon society Ia huH,
. calling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
CL:.A RED

l5lh-Brig Poland, Smith, ilsvana.
" Good Hope, Burdick, Jamaica
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
ONLY ONE DISEASE, viz:

Corfnp' hnmnrs, or IN other words, inpurlty,
and cute every iorm al this one dlsease natu-
lhl principles, that Is by cleansing and purlf ing
the body, II must be pain TO every relrcting
mind that perseverance, in the use Of the ned-
cine, according To direclons, will be absolutely
Ger lain 10 drive every maIady from The body.
| When we wish To restore "a swamp or morass
to fertility 10 we mol drain 1t Of The superabun-
dant water In ike manner, if We would re.
store the body TO health, we must cleanse il Of
impurI.y.
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found delightful for carry ing out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because They espol all morbid and corrupt hu
n,ors, the cause ol disease. IN an easy and natural
manner, alid while they every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
/ BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITS!
II should he remembered that all genuine
medicine mas .ae tnle expressed ~ full on tho
sides OF the boxes, thus -
WRIGlIr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
UNbIAN PCRGATiyEo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

Nj. Everett, nyant pour but dc raPPeIer 10
aRookyurt bill, a etc ~autoris6 dams la cham
bss. par unc ma,crito de "A vo'x, ct dans 10
stpat unr proposition de NJ. Btr'en, ton
dani an meme but, n etc vstee par II
y,,,x cout,e l3. La Iol SIR la banq'eronle
est done csndamn6 par 10 Longts' meme
aui t.. voice, il Y a qieIques mo's. ian'
us pour ceux qul nauroat pas tail eur
coup.
Nj. Almon Rad. de Ia Pennsylvania q
voutn presenter Ma proJ"t de mod'flca''oh
du tnrli, qul demanJs: !. Qoe j" s""''n'
d., revenn pcrcn par It- douancs mr. eteyH
uae a.- ee=~l- dc % millions 2. S}n" Fr7
articles de CensommatEnn "t q nlIHlf G.
| nornle uiI ne sopt pas p~rrd'ItS dams ''7
Flats L Ris, sG,ent francs Dr. drslts ). GHr
les dreiis projections soIsnt "aiCHic1 lie Ia
con 4 ulettte i'Indnstrle amrTlCaipe ~ par
avcc lirdW%t ,ln CtrargCrc !. Iu y
ait de drne5ark que pour ls@ ~~ijtriea de~'i-
mes a la re -exRortatIon B, Quii at Gre
alton d'sttrer3tS. etc. &c p"oI~t " etc
tcariU par 10 rc-iement /, TaI~fon anfeu'
ie representsra en- tttmCS voltu. CePeD'
dant.li va pou do probabilities que &c 7n1et
eait shorde rhirac'meut, dams ccite se<
sion. % sura ~l'atlllro du prsChulu con
| pres.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
EXHIBITION EFT FORE
De la Socitff dAgricut've d dcs Arts
Mfcaniprs de IEtdt de Ia Lo",S1onc.

DC la .Sori[if dAgricutnrc CT dcS Arts
Mfcaniyucs de fEtdt de Ia Lo"tS1o"c.
l.. connie nonmt pour fare les arrange
nents II cessairc pour Ia Fore. lniorne res
reimbursement lie public, que conforInement
aux rtgIcmcns, Ia Fec"nde exhibition el Io're
annueIIe aura leu d Baton Rouge le Heuf Ct
dix ~Ianvicr proclaim (iSl3) Par Ia co'npl''-
e,bce dc Icficler comnandant ct Je docteur
de la garrison, lis ent obtenn pour FcHhIb'1lsn'
lie meme jol, elnplacement Ell les hd'Isses con
#,enasles don't Oh s'est s"rVl rou1 lie meme Oh
;et Fannie dcrnitre. Ilcs afticheR IWprmscs
seronl l]ournics a Ia Fore, 2Vec les noIDs des
messicurs composant les dIfftrents comitts,
CONNIE aussI los rfrles ct les statuts qul dol
vent gauverner IN Fore.
LIE conit6 dasIrcnt que ccux qul Veu'ent
centrlbuer reIuettent teus les articles qnlls Sc
proporent d'exhiber, entire Icurs mains, an
moiDs Ie Jour prCctdant fonverture de la
Fore. Des lieux convenabIes Refont PR pares
pour la reception des dts articles, ct apres IL
FORE lis seront retonrfles sur demande.
Des prix seront acCordts par Fosaoc'atien
pourJes meilleurs ct 2tmes des articles sui
Vantcg
Pour les meillenres races d~'anlnaux: tau
raux, yaches, bates grasses, ct bruIs de TIRE
veaux, L lons, lumens dc race, jeunes etaisnF,
Dcr'ains, Anes, mules ct ~rnulets, brebIs ct
| arneauv des diffsrentes r2ces, ~yerrats, trtnes
81 csrhons des d fiarentes races, volalHes de
descriptions, les mcilleures races de
! ahiens; pour toptes espGces de p~rodu'ts aggri-
coles. pour fruits, vtgttaux ct feurs; pour
toutos sortes d'am&lioTations gu inventions
uti1es d l., gricultuce, aux machines OIL nafen-
| sis. re,fr de Ia so1" "uTrfe Oh a'Itrement' PSur
dos .chantiIforfo darts mt caniqaes, &c.
lie comjtt s'engage 5o fare t'us ses Ell rts
MONT danner en,5@re satisfaction, ae dottant
| pas que II public de- son co.'s fera sen Poss'"'f
! pour rcndre l'occasion lnttressan'e ct utiIe,
| ct pour avanrera la bat de- l'asseciatIon.
Les rtdacteurs des inurnaux tavorabEes an
but de l'associaijon reBdront une favour en-
| aarnant publication de Get avis aussi solvent
que possible, ayant lie jour de Ia Folre.
Z. ID. CONRAD,
JAS. COOPER,
adir az A. J.. PLOUGH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
EOiTIRES !!

Re. sous5jgne ayan Engage d'exceIleng ou-
vriers de Newark, n. j., ct argrandi Fos sta
basement est pref a faire toutes series de re-
parations aux ~voitures dams lie meilleur genre
ct Ies plus court delai, il solIlcits une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, Tn assortment de ~harnais, fabriques
al nord, i vendre aux prjx codtant.
Des bojs de Its de c~erisier ct peupIer a
ven1re a bias prix.
20 ao1t. 28 WIN. T. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

On ,ient de dc uvrIr dams les archives
reyaI . de- Salaman Qua dr- d~ncnnens ON
coD-fataut de la maaIero Ia plus authenti-
sue que lnrp'ration de- la vaPeur q Ia ma.
ylpatien. que on croft avon cite InVentco
en- France oil en- AngIe'errs dana Ie c"n.
,sst ID steele dorsiet. await dejA etc iaite
en- E-pagns vers lie m'''cu du xvro s'ecI'.
N.,ci &c QUE content i ce sDJrt nn re-
cisrre 1esu uu mtn,"tere d. Ia guerrc:
',En Ian 1918, don Rlasco de Garray,
. ca7itainc de- vHisseau, soumft A examtn
do ~lelnpereur Charles q n'nt uno machine
mus par Ia vnpcur d eau b"uIIantr, an mo
ven de ~laqlclIs les navlres, au"'G"o grand"
gn'iI- ~Gis.ent. ponrrHlent mar"hcr sur ~
mcr Ca}fne, sans rsmcs. nj Vo'lrS. l. eT'Pe-
raur ord3nna one Ton Gu fit VIZ c"-R', le-
gnel cut lien sur la rade de HarCa'onc, 'e
= luin 1919. ct + aeaIt parlai,snsRt.-
Cote experience fut talte nveC IN nav're
de dcux cents tonneaux no1nune &.tnf'$imd
T}iniduF, commando pal lie capi'aine don
Pedro de Sca~za, qu, etar, arrive n Harcc,
loae avcc me cargaissn do grains.'
"a l'essai asslstalent IenpcrCm Cherries
Qulnt Ct son hls Philippe II. don t"i'qne
! de Telede, lr C~ouvcrgepr dom Pedro de
Cnrdona, ls grand trc,orirr Ravage, lie
vlce.clanceIirr don francisco GraIIa, IN
| ora nd nsnbrc d'auires r~ersonnag"s dlslIn'
| cues. tant Dc Castillo aae de Catalogue
ain,l aac bsaucunp d ~etllclers dc marine,
dsat p~iueleurs etairntza terre, ct los uutres
| q bord do hatInlert.
| al ',,.rarr lac ,rircec oil los nilfrPs
i~Ilustres percentages fnrent GtonnGA dc voIr
ayrc eeeiIc f4ci /" "a machine ia'~al. 10
vieHpr = nave. m,is Ic grand trtsori"r
Ravaeo crut drvolr dacnns~iller adoption
de- Iinventian dane Ia marine dc Eat,
parco qIe, scion )uI, n machine eta't trop
csmpIillhe Ell coGIeratt trop cher, ct qnln
! Gepnnsammcnt dc celia on Couralt ie IT'S
qua d'ua" Explosion &c Ia c!.audiGte.
"La commission spectacle, chargn de lal.
re IN rappart sur I~essai, go borna il cons
tatsr que le pavire NH par la vapeur await
fat d'aho'd trolt iIeres en- druX hcnrcs,
puls une Iieue par henre. ct quon p~ourrati
lui donner unr ylto So doub.c &c csile dune
| gaIGre ordinaife.
"L'ompareur ne s'occupa pas davanta
re de IInventlon dr don Etasc" dc Garray.
mai, il lul fit rs,nb"urser tels les frals de
! l'csSai ct tat fit bonner une eratIflcatlon de
100000 marav6dj~, Ell il rromlt de clever
su"res~ivenent an plus haut grade. dams "a
marine eSpHgnrie.
"Feu NJ. Rayranard, de iAcaIhc1i"
franCaise, a censiQnh dar* Sos euvrag"s
une baIiadc en- I'honncur DE- Garray, QUEEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
AVIS.

Ec Docteur II. Rance a Ihsnneur d'infor-
mel les habitans Dc Baton Rouge ct Dc SEES
environe, qu'i! est yeuu s'etablir dams Ieur
vile il espGre ~neuyolr, par son activlte ct les
0%ueIques auntes d'exp6rionce quill a acquise
dams la Louisiana, mGrite la confiance gt-
! nGraEe.
NM. Menard. r. Dup]antier. s. Allain4
| Bsnnecazo, JUICE Favrot, Fowler. Jsurdtn ct
ShepDers ont lien voulu l'hsnorer de 1eur pa
trenage.
lie DR.. Rance habiie lie meme logement
qu'occlpait lie DR.. Pension qui nrend Ia IL
bert dc lie rccommander a tous ses clients.
9 dfcembre 1912. 43
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AU PUBLIC.

Les ~Houssirnts ont formG une socitte sous
Ia raisen de Pike g. BabIn, CONNIE marChandS
commissionnaires. lis porteront la plus grarde
attention q receVelr ct cmbarqucr du COton.
lis aurent t%oujours en- main TN assortment do
narrhandisea d'habitation aussI Corde ct
Toiis dE0blllage qu'iIs vendront a des prlx
aussi bas Qu'aucun autre dams cette vile.
Ausoitbt que Ia saison du cotcn s'orvrlra'
lis seront prepares d aCheter on fair DIES
avances sur du cotton. EnsolIcitant rne por-
ton d. p7'ronage public, lis peuvent assuret
yceux qui eur conferont lcurs afaIres, qnIIs
recevront l'attenflon Ia plus assjdue.
lis ~tiennent leur magasIn rue de PEglise
deux pertcs a Fest du magasin cI-deyant oc'
cupe PAT James Mansker.
w. S. PIKE,
Is INLET. % TT. V. BADlN.