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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Sugdr,-The market continues brisk. and
the transactions since our last have been
large amounting 10 about 1900 bids. The
demand has run principally upon the lower
qualities, which are again a fraction higher,
and we now place our quotations for extremes
at 81 a SIC.
Molasses.-The demand for this article
continues very active, aud the receipts are
not allowed to accumulate. as they are taken
immediately on arrival Prices have again
advanced since our last, and we row quote
lots in good shipping order at Is 15a C. :
some holders are asking 1bc.
TObdaco-1Ie extensive transactions no.
ticed in our review OF Saturday last, have
been followed by a more moderate business,
and the sales olthe last three days only amount
to about 400 bids. We quote 2 a 24c., 3 a
81 and A 44c. for X, Seconds AID Flrsts ac-
cordjng TO quality.
FIow-ln our last we noticed that this ar
ticle bad closed firmly at So so a 3 629 per
Dbl. SDn"e then the receipts have been ex-
tremely limited, and the market is now al
most bare. Holders have in consequence re-
allied a further advance, and on closing our
enquiries yesterday, we found that sales Of
superfine had been made al 81 90.
Pork-I'he light receipts within the past
few days have impaired a greater degree of
tirmness to the market, and prices. has 81 ghtly
advanced. We now quote Mess Pork 81 "a
a 7 50 per Dbl Prime continues very scarce
at So co.
Bcef-There has been a great pressure to
sell within the past few days, and prices have
undergone a decline.-We quote Mess 81 IS
a s 90 per bhl. Half bbls 81 25 a 4 so.
Prime Beef S525 per Dbl.
Lard-S Strictly prime Lard is getting very
scarce and vii! now command SIC. per ID.
The ordinary descriptions are mere abundant,
and there is but little doiog them.-We quote
Al 2 81 c., according to quality.
Bdc0n-The market has experienced no
change since our last !; Sides have been in
go,d demand at 3ac; Shoulders 9 a % c. ;
Hams 81 a Sc. Sugar Cured Hams Sc. per b,
Begging and Rope-rhe demand has
been pretty fair since our last, and holders
readily obtain our former figures. We quote
Western Bagging - a 135c, according 10
terms. India 10 a Is c. We hear of no
Sooth Bagging. Western Rope d SIC.
WhiSkey-A moderate business has been
doFe since our last, and prices are rather
steadjer, owing to small receipts. We quote
Rectitied l6a a I7c. per gallon.
SaA-AbQut 5000 sacks have been sold
from shipboard since our last, principally
Coarse al IS a sic, and Fine at Sl,05a LILO,
Rice-The demand is confined to retail
lots at former prices, say from 81 80 a 2 Is
per 100 lbs.
CandIes.-We quote New Bedford Sperm
"a a 25 Nantucket % a 23c.
Erchnnge-ESch9nge has experienced a
further mp. ovement since our last, and V e
now quo e Ster.ing 81 a b per cent. prem.
Francs 5 All a 5 50; New York 80 dis 2 a
q per cent dis cunt Sight Checks | a IL
per cent. d~lscout.-Trepicg Wednesday,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

TAKE HIN OFF IA political scribofer 10
endeavoring to alarm the readers Of his paper,
by asserting that the object of the large i'm
. portations Of money into this country from
Europe, is to influence tic elections of "a.
The man. being a wing, argues that since
paper has gone out O fuse, The wings have not
the w%herewi,lall TO eleetiuneer, being in pre-
ciseiy the same situation as we're the demo-
Gratis in 40. Gold and silver, he says, is the
only democratic currency, of which the wings
have none, and Of right ought TO have none
Tie monied power has gone over from the
latter 10 the former, and nothing is leit them
! but their yirtue--which, he solcmn'y warns
! them, will be aseailed coon BY all tho corrup.
tive powers Of money and corruptive schemes
of monied men.
Previous to this Important information. we
had supposed the gold and silver imported
from Europe since last summer, was intended
chiefly for the purchase Of produce, and 'b7'
II would he distributed to all industrious peo-
- x WHO had suglt to sell, desired in fc.vtgu
markets. Even yet, the above alarming
statement has not convinced us Of the error
of this view, which appears 80 natural, that
We are half.inclined 10 believe the fellows
cemposition 10 akin to bis Of the Natchitoches
Herald-dceply tingsd with the huinbug and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

TEosprcT OF DRY WEATHER--An nner-
ing indication Of dry weather has discovered
iivelf IN this p'acr--we aIlude 10 tue re-
msrkab,e phenomenon Of Temperance
meeting in our midst. Two or three meetings,
we learn, have occurrd this week, and ane-
Their will come off next Monday evening. A
lecture may he expected from MIR. Taylor.
All Tue favor we atk in this case ie, that
the verify president of the Club, Squire
Walker, will, when the earth ge's dry and
Vegetation faint, adjourn proceedings until both
take a drink. This, il will be recollected, he
MAS obliging enough 10 do last year, which
'act affords d good omen that he will not slt-
for ua 70 perish this.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

Another GREAT RAcE-Rcet let dotca "A
contes. which rivals the most spirited on the
records Of the turf, took place last Wednesday
on the Louisiana Course, New Orleans, be-
tween MIR, Duplantier's horse, George Martin,
Col. Wells Reel and Hannah Harris, a full
sister to john Rascembe, AS may be inferred,
the nomiuatiou OF such nagE, W kened in all
admirers Of the turf an intense interest,
and before two O'clock, the public stands, the
track. and the area within il, were alive with
human beings. The horses appeared all in
rood order. and their speed and bottom having
Eean vel! tried, their respective friends backed
them freely. Hannah Harris was a conapara-
tive stranger, and little, perhaps was %ventured
ON her, before the frs, heat but, considering
the times, The fin was freely piled up. Reel
was the f~ayorite at small odds, for those who
knew George spoke of him as "a d-!sh ugly
eus,cmer-no telling what he would do"
0ur limits will not perm. US to enter into
rice particulars respecting the race. ard hence
our readers mus, be content with tile naked
facts. The nags were OF in good order, Geo.
Martin having The track. Reel next and Han
nah on the outside. The pace was a slasling
one and these positions were not changed du-
rina the heat. George bad and kept the lead,
eXletulilH III SaFtteitihS tFS S1RSS
him aud his competitors a. his pleasure. To
"a, e him during the last mile, his rider took
him un, when Reel and Hannah came down
en- nul a, a dashing rate. Reel overlook and
almost locked him, but being perfectly ready
fr The dance, he permitted no further liber-
ties. Tier exertions TO continue The gait were
-, severe that she let Gawn on tho last quar-
ter. and George took the heat easily in ssten
m;patis thirty tsree SECONDS.
The trial was now between Hannah Har-
ria aid Gearge Martin, and from the fact that
Reel only HIT! run al George, il was inferred
The mare would be fresh aud George f.:iaued.
Consequently. those disposed TO back the horse
with odds. found the stuff ready for them. aid
much Of it was Pot up at two to nDe. and forty
20 a hundred. Bat getting odds proved a bad
favor here, for George allowed no further
competition in the matter. He took the lead
and ken. it with ali ease to himself. beating
sl,a neat ia I'm. AS. Tie running, however
van eloee. and Hannah exhibited 10th heels
"a endurance worthy the noble stock CT which
size is . noble scion. But The indoinitable
rarne and iron nerve OF George. were more
.han she vas prepared 10 encounter, and, from
,he tune, as will be acknowledged. more than
env horse in ,ha country could encounter with
safe,v.
Uurrah for East Baton Rouge:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

TrlcorTr-This worthless individual war,
an The gath nit. sent TO that world where
the wicked cease from troubling" He had
ngyer been of much service in this, and the
tendency Of his passions to crime, afforded little
hope that he would ever he more. He was
condemned to death for the crime Of arson
--one Of the most aggravating in the deca.
laeue. He met but his just merits, and our
prayer for all guilty Of the same offence is
that " their end may be like his"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
L FAvROT, P ],
A OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE U

Parish of West Baton Rouge.
Let a meeting of the creditors Of the success
sion of Ed. Dupuy, deceased, Of this parish.
take place before William Reynaud, Jr, No.
tary Public in and for the parish, a. his office,
ON
WEDNESDAY,, 10th day of April, 1s43,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, according to law in order
to deliberate upon the most advantageous
manner of selling the property real and per-
sonal belonging TO said succession.
West Baton Rouge, 18th March, 1s43,
Signed, L FAVROT,
A true copy. WV RErsAup, Jr, Dep elk.
BY virtue of the foregoing order Of the cour.
Of p%robates in and for this parish, a meeting
OF the creditors Of the succession Of the late
Edmund DuPuy, will take place at my office
in said parish on the 10Th April next, at 10
o'clock A NJ. according to law.
WIN REYNAUD, Jr, Not. Pub.
march 18 6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

LrrfsbATrvE-A letter from a friend in
New Orleans, received this morning, Informs
We that the following gentlemen have been
confirmed inspectors Of the Penitentiary, VIZ
w. b. Scott, Thos. G. Davidson, DAM
narbec, Jaa. MtCalop, II. Toinlinron, T. W.
Combs aud J. n. Brown.
A bill had passed 10 lie second reading il
the Senate, fer %rctEovning the seat OF gov
eminent 10 Baton Rouge. The, however,
even If passed by the Senate, will il 10 thought,
he defeated IN the %lIousc. Next year some
thing may be done in the matter.
Mr., iahauve has beer eueted from his seat
rs ~!,enator from IbervilIe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
$333G 70

IOOoO ~
By amt. due Treasurer and
Collector brought down, S2l2 VI
Z. l.. Baton Rouge, March 25, ls43.
SAM. SKOLFlELD,
Treas. & Collector.
The undersigned committee appointed to
examine the annual account OF The Treasurer
and Collector Of the corporation OF Baton
Rouge Report, that Mr.. Sam. Sheffield, said
Treasurer & Collector submitted to them the
foregoing account, which they have examined,
and carefully compared the vouchers OF pay
nents with a list of the same accompany ng
said account, all of which appears to be strict
ly correct. The Treasurer d Collector has
annexed TO his account a list Of balances
which appears to be due on the different tax
rollF, but states, that from errors IN assess
nents and other causes, a considerable amount
of those taxes cannot be collected this CON-
mittee would, therefore recommend TO the
board Of se!eetmen at some future meeting,
having a list of such taxes before them, the
propriety of striking the same from the rolls,
that hereafter, something like a correct show
ing of amounts duo the corporation may be
had.
Signed HENRY. ToML1SsoN,
II. V. BABlN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

GEN. JAcKsoy's rrNE.-Our state legisla-
tire have taken strong grounds on this SUBJ
lact--,hey not only have passed The report IN
flyor Of refanding the money, but a tesolu-
lion that The legislature itself shall do II i
tie next Congress do not. We shall say
nothing on this proceeding until after reading
the report, quot yet printcd) The members
of oar Legislature may have been more IN
dustrious this session than has been supposed,
and. while nesiectiag public business, made
themselves acquainted with the history OF
the state--a subject no Legislature has seemed
to know aught of before. Their ueaaimon$
vote leads us 10 believe some new discose-
ries have been made by them in this branch
Of history.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
AN ACT to set aside certain reservations
OF lands, on account OF live oak IN the
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south eastern district Of Louisiana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Rel reeentatives of the United States of Ame-
RIGA III Congress assembled, That the reserya-
tions made by the United States IN the year
one THOUSAND eight hundred and thirty tive, of
lands SITUATED in township thirteen, range
twelve east; township fourteen, ranges twelve
and thirteen cast township fifteen, range
thirteen cast township sixteen, range sixteen
east in the south-eastern district Of Loujsla-
ma on account of The live oak supposed 10 grow
thereon, be set aside and annulled and that
any person entitled to pre- cmptlon under The
existing laws, within the limits of the said
townships, be admitted To make their preOls
and complete their titles, in the same manner
as if the reservations for live oak had not been
made.
Approved March 9TH, 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
DThe Tropic OF Monday gives its readers
the following pretty little discourse:
"Anoihsr Daniel come to jiudgn,ent."

"A7othsr DAME! come to JUDGMENT"
A tall, cadaverous looking MAJ, about ffiv
years OF aye, came into our office yester ay
ard presented us with the ioi3owing paper.
He may be Miller himself, or at all events,
one of the discipiines OF Miller. H 3 rhs pso-
dy is clearly entitled to some attention, in
these times of earthquakes, comets, &c. If
the writer of the sutjoined be no. Parson NIL
Ter or one of his apostles, he may he "tiIe
Wandering Jew" as he describes himself
his appearance warranted any suspicious.
THE VISION OF AHASUERUs, THE
WANDERING JEW.
Glory be to Abraham. Isaac and Jacob :
The Lord. be praised! Tor my wabd=risg is
eDded. / an on the verge Of tilne-ihe crea-
ton is ia be annihl!ated, and | am 10 be re-.
leased. O hope, thou taEisInan OF every dos.
pairing mortal, thou hast not deceived mel
Wisdom /. glorious wisdom has been i'm
parted to the Gentiles. The enemies of NV
creed have been blessed with a feresicht Of
what is to come. There is a seed, a small
seed indeed, raised from GU Of the followers
of Him who baptized in the Jordan. He, the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

~ BY a card IN an';her column the RAIDER
win discover tie present abcdc of Mcguire,
the Daguerreetype artis'. Mcguire has made
many aud important improvements recently in
this ART, 30 that he now Transmits 10 The silver
,he complexion, even, Of the individual Call
ard ger him when You co down.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

TIVE ciTr rLEcrIoN.-Thc Legislature have
ut last ratified the vote Of the majority. ami
decided TINT the members elected by the pa
firth of Orleans TO serve in the Legislature,
shoull no, be ~unjustly expelled. We record
with pleasure the vote Of our esteemed repre-
tentative, Mr.. Newport, on this subject. He
vetcd for right, and truth and and honesty, in
stead OF voting as many others did, for parry,
trickery and h~utnbpg. Mr.. Ratlitf and two or
three other democrats joined with him on the
.ccARinn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
NOTICE.

The vegetable market place will be sold to
the highest bidder at the Market house, on
ssrURpAT, the sth day of April next,
month. The purchaser to give two notes sa-
tisfactorily endorsed payable at 8 and IL
months from the 2lst April aforesaid.
SAM SKOI,FIELD, Clerk.
Baton Rouge, rs March, Is4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

a. The appointment Of Col. Nicholas, by
she Governor, to be Secretary Of State, is an
excellent appointment. The Colonel is a
gentlemen Of intelligence, prudence and integ
ri'y, respected by both political parties.
Against Judge Johnson's return to the
Bench of the Third District, we are sure no
ore here will complain. His presence among
his cid friends and associates will be hailed
with universal satisfaction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

ar Go and see Marble Tonight In Black.
eyed Susan. lts the last chance you'll have,
and those who do no. improve such chances
need never expect to see Miller's prediction
fulfilled. They will DO consumed in their
houses for want Of curiosity 10 80 on, TO zee
the CONFEDERATION.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

G.#* better take lessons of Mr. Winchell
in pennanship before he undertakes another
essay for a public print. No barbarian ever
wrote a worse scrawl but Mr.. Wineiell has
the talent oil making something far out OF The
most obscure, in few sittiags.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

T1ho Southern Watch Tower, OF t.afa.
jettc. Mise, in,iipates that tho present CONC.
10 possessed Of Considerable bravery, mas
much 10 when driven she other side of the
Of the world BY tho nom, il neser turned tai.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

COMING BAcK.-Leniency TO certain persons
is of precious little service to the causes Of
reform and salvation. as the annexed para
graph from the Tropic of Monday proves
az We were much surprised yesterday,
To hear that =. G. Fl. Lennon, convicted some
two years ago in this city, Of counterfeiting,
and sent to the ponitentiary for seven years,
has been pardoned by the Gov, Mouton and
has been at large about two weeks.
On Friday, through the exertions Of the
Mayor, Mr.. Frerer, Lennon and three other
old offenders, were arrested on the charge Of
slave stealing under circumstance that leaves
but little doubt Of their guilt. Two stolen
slaves were found IN their possession.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

a. Planters will DO well 10 remark The
card Of Green d McDougaI, and remember
where they hing out their single. They are
henest, ubliging young, no understand busI-
ness, and will transact IL properly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
STATE OF LOUlSiANA:~
Third District ceurt-Parish OF LAST
ton Rouge.
N. Orleans e. Carrollton
Rail Road Company, M oes
Daniel Lewis, ct al.

Daniel Iewis, ct al.
BY virtue Of a writ Of feri faciass issued in
the above entitled snit. and directed to The
Sheriff of the parish Of East Baton Rouge,
have seized and will expose to public sale, on
SATURDAY, 9th day Of May l643,
Mt the court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II o'clock A NJ, all the ri tt,
title, interest and claim of Wiliiam E. Knox,
one Of the defendants in or 10 the following
described property TO wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this pa
rish on the waters Of Big Sandy Creek, toge-
Their with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, containing three hundred twenty
acres more or lese, bounded West by lands Of
William Kelly.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest, and
costs in the above entitled suit.
L C MORRIS. Dep. Sheriff
aDril I q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
in Third District Court-parish of East Ba
ton Rouge.
Robert 7 Young,
- vs.. NO S)DD.
f,I,c, Mill

Jiue0n NeVIli.
BY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled suit and directed
to the Sheriff of the parish of East Baton
Rouge, | have seized and will expose to pub
lie sale, on
SATURDAY, 9th day of May 1s43.
at the court house in The town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at IL o'clock A NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim of the defendant in or
to a certain tract of land situated in this pa
rIsh near st johns Plains, containing five hun.
dred and five a,pents more or less, bounded
North and Eas, by lands owned by the late
Jas. Young, West by DR.. r w Walker, and
David Young, and South by the said David
Young. with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized TO satisfy the judgment interest aud
costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash,
J. c NORRIS, Dep. Sheriff.
april | 8 o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
A OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.


PROBATE SALE.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
BY virtue Of an order Of the probate Cours
for this parish, will be sold by the Under
signed judge and ex.offcio auciioneer.
"WEDNESDAY. 9Th April next,
at the office Of said judge, a tract Of land si,u..
ated in this parish, containing one arpen, and
a half front on the river, by forty in depth, the
lateral lines extending about three degrees
The land will be sold with all its liabilities
and dependencies to annul the undivided pos.
session between Jacques Molaison, Ir. and the
heirs of Celeste Bernard, his mother. decd.
Terms.
$1,000 cash, the balance in three annual
payments in good notes, satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, and bearing interest of 10 p. C. from
time due and mortgage on the property till
final payment.
march 4 4 L FAvRoT, P ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

ELECTIVE Observation-Disclosures is al
ready much engaged with her approaching
elections. Her politicians and her politics are
In the most confounlcd state Of confusion,
and her people in precisely the same category
Among the worst features on this face of
things, is the canvass for judgeships aud the
interrogatories propouuded to said candidates,
by persons interested inlegal decisions. The
questions, though apparently based on prin-
ciple, are intended ~toatfeet suits at present
pending, or soon to be commenced, and the
judges by answering them in any positive
manner virtually pronounce the ultimate
decision Of The Court. Judges in other states
and countries would heimpeached for pre-
judging cases, but in Mississippi, it appears
this glazing crime is made a virtue, aud con-
stltstes n now and strong claim to office.
Such is one of the beauties Of an cleo
tive judiciary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.

L. S4AAA
Parish OF East Baton Rouge.
By virtue Of an order from the hon. probate
court in and for the parish of East Baton
Rouge, State of Louisiana, will be sold by the
undersigned parish Judge, on
MONDAY, Isl day of May, 1913,
between the usual hours of sale, and at the
parish judges office in the town of Baton
Rouge, the following described property be-
longing to the succession of the late t%1oratio
Nelson, deceased, to wit:
A lot of ground and Improvements, in that
part OF the town OF Baton Rouge laid out ty
K Devil, described as No. 8. According TO
a survey made by A Crawford son aing 363
fee on Church street. by a de. til of l20,
bombed West by Raddlng and South by a lot
of Musselman.
Terms of sale.
One and two wears credit in notes s~atisfac-
torily end rsed payable in bank and mortgage
to be re al ed until final paynenr.
april | 8 CHI TESTER, P
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

PUBI,IC NOTICE.

An election for Town Magistrate, Town
Constable, four S%electmen, an Assessor of
Taxes, and a Collector and Treasurer for the
Corporation, will be held ON Monday Sd day
of April next, at the court house in this town,
eonformably to law.
march l9 6 Oh TESTER, = J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

The ENp--Judge Waggaman, as most Of
our readers know already, is dead. lie was
buried the Sd ult, surviving but few days
the amputation of his leg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01
RArAIIIION REVIEW.

Order No.
Head Quarters, IS b Ragt. l. NJ.
West Baton Rouge. lsth March. 1913 {
The 26thReginent, Louisiana NJ Iitia, will
meet for reaew and inspection. at Mr., Louis
Favro,'s plin'atjon. on the first Tuesday of
April next B43, at 9 O'Clock. A. II
By orderofss D'QUE. LABAuNE,
Col Com ding 26'h Regiment, L NJ
WIT. tEBERT, Adjutant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-01

RACE rAos~-George Martin and Fashion
are now the champions either respective Soc
tons in the Union: Boston has been formally
withdrawn from the tuff, and II IL supposed
neither hiips Fuute or Reel will ever start
again. Fashion conquered the conqneror o!
tho north, and George Martin the conquoress
of the South. These nags are both fresh and
fresh, and should have n meeting.