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FRUYs.EE ECO.yU.uE.
DIRECTION FOR CULTURE AND MAN.
.crMENT on rRIrIT TREES e.

DIRECTION FOX CULTURE AND MAN.
AGEMENT OF FRUIT TREES, &c.
We will commence by stating that oil
aGac,a,ion Of my slery BY IloricuIturIsts Is
mere cbicanofy. The operations Of nature
are uniform in the vegetable kingdom as IN
all her other works, aud il only requires
the exercise Of moderate portion Of com
mon sense to comprehend her course.
Transpidnting Spring is tho season
when VIC enjoy the most pleasure 10 rural
pursuits, and II therefore has been adop.
ted as the mos, general lJr ttansPlanla
ton. The foil however = much 10 BE- pre-.
ferted, as II allows The ground to become
settled during winter ami tho roots s'aft
elresh at the fret opening Of spring Az
regard however 10 those Fruits obtained
from warmer attitudes, 81 IS necessary for
US 10 consult climate, end We have therefore
come 10 tho following conclusion. IN 10
calities such az Nav York, tho fall IS pref.
erable for al trees Of New. ork j,
the fall ia preferable only for the Apple,
Pear, Plum. Cherry, aud other trees Of
northern attitudes, nnj the spring is to b.
preferred for The Peach, Apricot, Nectarne,
and Almond.
10 planting, mako The holes large, say
81 fee. square, aud the same depth and
place the surface mould aside By ,sell, aud
cast awey the poisonous bottom mould as
useless mix with tbs surface mould por.
ton Of other rich mould and about four
sboyels full Of vol fotted manure To each
tree then spread few inches Of this con.
post at the botom-place the tfec--fi ! IA
lill the roots are covered aud tread II well t;
then Gil up the rest without treadng, aud
il must be left loose to receive the rams /;
after thus planted, water each tree well aud
occasionally afterwards Il the weather
proves dry.
10 regard TO Distance Apples should he
planted IN orchards al distance Of 80 feet,
Pears and Cherries, 90 to % feet, Peaches,
/, Nectarines, Aprcols, Almonds and Puns,
10 Ieet.
Cuiture.-As general rule, orchards
ehould be kept in cultivated state and re
nfiye occasional mannflngs, aud lhe,r pro
ce will always DO IN proportion to such
tenton. That manure which Is decom
sed and has los, its heat is to be prefer.
and this should be most pIenuiully dis.
'ssd in the immediate vicinity, Of each
kning Of treesln open culture Isno.
certalDexteui but far less 30 than
NgfN Fed. Mature, as general rule,
oduces no greater development than she
capable Of .Sgsaiuios. Al that 10 real
:aIed for therefore, Is tho occasional
nuing out Of those branches which are SO
SO as 10 prevent Tue suu from fully pene.
~, or that might by lnetIon iplare
~, 70. N'or the Apple rich strong
~ tho most appropriate, and
are more hofftz thnu per.
r, It does not require so deep a
Eho Pear In fact tho Apple will
in any soil except qulcksaud or a
y i tho ground IS kept under cult
onurcd. Those sotls that pos
considerable degree Of humdl-
ot absolutely vet, suit the APP
whereas they would be de,
Pear.
FISHES most on a deep rich
tsiively hight and porous,
liilralion, and through
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yAKDEN'S TONIC PILE.
Tor Fever & Aeuc GEiils & Fever
and ConzcsfiVc Fever.

rEsllE Proprietor oil this Medicine offers 10 the
u public sure comedy for the above CON.
gainls. \ rtyicw Of the best authors all show
tl.ata very large portion Of the human race die by
Acute Disease or Fever; and shIvering, ehiils, or
the cold stage that prpcCdes affect Il no; govern,
the most a. all Of them. This Is an important pro.
position tor an in uifing aud candid public, aud
ullcr BY the solution Of this problem, in medical
science aud practice, medicine Of such peculiar
properties, capital Of many per cent, that pre-
vent arrest, break the AEnn OF Chiils in all its
stages. This Medicine hos been fairly tested in
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana where dis
eases Of the most obstinate character exist; and
the Proprietor will refund oil that pertains to him
u lbe person, who makes Trial Of the Pills, n
aver after The use Of tao boxes properly that he
has not been benefited BY them.
THO. J. Walden, VI. u.
Tic above Medicine IA FOR sale ct The Drug Store
Of b Oates, Charlotte, \. c. where certificates Of
cures can be fcrn.
Jane -. lsli. 37tf
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SUGAR CREEK
FEMALE ACADEMY.


will be under the control Of the Rev. Jno NJ d.
Caldwell, Mrs. c. l.. Caldwell and Miss II. u. IL
Wv. The Scholastic Year Will commence OIL the
first Monday Of October, and will close The last
Friday Of July. Boarding for considerable NUN.
Der of Young ladies' can be had with the subscriber
at the rate Of six dollars per month.
Prices Of Tuition per session Of IRE months.
Reading, Writing and Spelling Ss W
Geography, Grammar, History ~ Artth- no 90
meic,
Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Geogra.
ply Of the Heavens, Natural, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Al. N 90
zebra, Geometry aud all the English
branches usually taught in fcmale
Schools.
French, %
Latin, iO %
Mns,e on the Piano. 30 90
Pointing water colars) and Drawing, 90
Ornamental Needlowofk, 90
Wax Flowers and Fruit, 90
Young Ladies will be received nt any time dur.
ing the Scholastic Yeor, and charges made accord.
ngly bat no deduction will be made for absence
except in the css5 Of sickness.
JNO. NJ NJ. CALDWELL.
Arr 99 IS41 4Sf
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Ecctesi,EsficGt .7oriee.

rEyHE Presbyiery Of Concord will meet a. Ne"
IL Hope Church. in Lincoln county, on Thurs
day. The 10Th Of October next, al II O'Clock, a; NJ
STEPHEN FRONTS, Stated CLERK.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

sFrA gkRS NJ HAppOLDT & NJ. B.
Ng ED TAYLOR having associltei IL
Nh tis Ptoetteo u iAgsic, tender their
G- D Professional Services to the citizens Of
Caar,ouc ana the surrounding country.
Their Office il KEEP, in the one at present occn
pied by DR.. j. NJ. liappo,d,, one door south Of Mr..
WIN, Carsnn'- Store, where they msy 10 found.
when moi professionally absent.
Cascs requiring consultation, shall receive the
attention a both without additional charge
Cdar'ous hgv lu, ls4l 3lif
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II u IL Il X Y +.
HERE'S TO YOU HARRY CLAY.

WRITTEN Nv AZ OLD coon.
Why what host OF candidates.
And how the party pTates
As TO who shall be neat President
OF these United States.
Here's 10 you Harry Clay,
Here's to YOU my noble soul,
Here's 10 you with all my heart,
Aud you will be the peoples choice,
And that before We part.
Here's to you Hairy Clay.
Their hopes are oil in vain
For deny it if they can,
The peoples voice has made its choice
And Harry Clay's tho man.
Here's to you Harry Clay, &c.
The first upon the list,
Is that arch Magician Martin;
Hes a very nice old man,
But he can't come in ior saftin.
Here's to you Harry Clay, &c.
The next is General Cuss,
And hes Just come home from Frances
He'll only do to parley yous,
He hasn't got chance.
Here's to you Harry Clay, Sc.
Colonel Johnson has claim,
But lis very humpsoy dumpsey.
lie wears, It's said, wsisteoat red.
Because be killed Ttcumseh
Here's 10 you Harry Clay, &c.
Tie most able Of The Party,
Is the Southern man Calhoun,
But It's plain to see-iho' cleyet-he
Can't come 1t DER that Coon
Here's to you Harry Clay, &c.
And last upon list
Is President Capita Tyler,
Tho now he's strong, 'lwill not be long
Before he'll burst bis Bler
Dere's 10 you Harry Clay, SC,
The Locos all, both great aud small,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
A. T. WILLIAMS, Secretaries.
j. A. CAMPBELL,
LES NolRs ET LES MyLATREs.

II HAtTI
LEX. Refine dcs Antilles, Tile St. DO
mingue, encore teinte du sang dos promiof
c]olons, Of dsvenns 10 theatre de In guerrt
civic avec tous les aflfeuS rafinements d,
Ia cruaut6. D'aprds 10 rapport du copi
taino VEINS, du brick Comet, les nsirs SO
raient les maitres du terrain tous les nu
lAtres on sont massacrGs on ont fuit dan'
los montngncs, les autres jisqu'a Ia jana
ique Oh lis s~rrlysnt par mlIliers.
Cos fats accompIls Peuvent 6cIairer Ia
soci6t6 philanthropique sur ~l'ayenir Dune
soci6t6 qui exclut Ia race blanche.
Go fut i Pinstigation des muIatres que
les n6gres so souleverent Ia premiere fois.
Souls OF sans conseils, lis n'eussent jamae
~repouss6 Ia main du maltre qui chatie, il
est vrai mais qui soulage aussi. lie noir
a etc dupe dupe aux premiers jours de
rinsurrection /: noneeulement 4 st. Do.
mingue, mails dams tous les pays 4 e~sclava.
ges on effet nous ayons assist6 au sup.
nIice des incendiaires dc la Martinique ct
tandis que ces malheureux passaient 10 col
dams 10 neud c~oulant, lis criaiont aux
hommes dc c~ouleur venus auteur de Ia po.
tence :--Lachos vous nous avez mis- en-
ayant ct vous nous avez abandonnesl I! =
Le noir a encore etc dupe 10 Iendemain
do Ia v%icioire, chr a Haiti les mllatres ont
aecapar6 places, h%onneurs, argent ; ct les
noirs sont fest6s d peu pres co qu'ils 6taicnt
avant ID revolution car lis SO sont vus d
la dicretion DIES gems de couleur
Tout celia nous le ~r6p6tons, est dc ma
ture i ouvrir les yeux do la France sur la
valsur de Ia n6grophitio anglaise, OF sur
les Consequences dune emancipation qui
Iivre des terres fertiIes OF qui respondent 81
largement a un travail actif ct intelligent,
a une race paresseuse, DugGe d'orgueil, ct
qul ma qu~slqu'6nergie que pour lie nal.
Pout-on, do sang froid, d6posseder par la
loi, les colons laborieux au profit dune pc.
p%ulation bigarr6e qui Sc d6teste, qui SO di.
wise, qui Sc combat, qui SO d6vore | La
Providence sembIe vouloir instruire les rois
ct les peoples en- abandonment les HaItiens
4 lenr peryersit6 naturelle,
I'm homme dun grand tact 6tant Yenu,
il y a q~uelques ]ann6es, 6tudieF los noirs Of
consorts dams les colonies franchises; trou-
wait Ia question de Ia Iibert6 generate trop
aVancde pour P~abandonner, mais il accep-
TAFT l'emancipation a Ia condition expires.
Sc que les noirs s~eraient transportes en-
Antique leur pays ct que les malatres So
livreraienta la cultures des terres ct aux
arts ~mecaniques fl faut absolumsnt que
Ia figure du blanc, ~ajoutait.il domino tou-
iours ce sol 81 beau Of 81 richie CONNIE Is
soleil domino la nature quill 6claire ct f6-
Autrement tout vegete ct pert.
Co qui s'est pass6 st Dominique l4gi.
time l'opinion de ce savant o~bseryateur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
INSTITUTION HYDROpATHTQuE
DU On, BYBENHEIDT A BILOXI.

Nous appronons que 10 DR.. Byrenhoidt
Went do gutter ID NouveIIe Orleans. pour
ss e0hsuefer enforcement 4 Iinslitutiop
hydropathiquo forin6s par lui d Biloxi.
dane Fnne dos positions Los plus a~gr6ablsg
ct des plus sslubfes du pays.
D'apres CO quo nous commissions per,
sohnellomsnt do e6tte bougelIe m6thodo
OF dsa f6snltats beuFeux q%u'olle a eD entire
sog maine, nous no doulonB pms qn'ells no
soft appsl6e 1 rendfe d'immonses services
ddns 10 tfaiteinsnt dun grand nombfo do
maladieg graves 81 oprBiAtfes. Nos vosux
los plus sine6tes aceompagneront 10 Dr..
~Byrenheidt dams In p0aysllc yoio qu'il Sect
otvefto pour C6nsaeref uno becondo chr.
ri6fo al bien do thumaaitt.
Nous prbsunong quo 60 6ont les soins
qo'aexig6s son installation qui ont Setardb
Ia Publication dc Ia 2mo. paftio do son
traitb sur Ihydropath II opyicr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

6y-Dopuis fort loagtems nous n'avoni
Gu des nbuyeIIea do Ia Constitution DO Ia,
Eaystte. AQrait.olle gu q SO p%leihdro d.
nous I nous no 10 oroyonu pas J nous 81
mons mioux penser quill y = gu n6gligsn'
do do M part d noua onvoyer ~ GOzstte o.
6ehangs do Ia nbtrs que nous lai envo'
yer dependant bisn Requirement. Nous
svons 10 meme reproehs a teiro a FAbetH'
Qui a auspondu l'onvoi do 90 partio fran
Saisc, quoiqa'sllo s0t bton que nous aussI
nous puhlions uno partie iraaqaise, Of QUEEN
consequence nous dovone Feecvoir Pune
ausai bien que lautre. Nous oaptrens
qu'uno orraur seule " pa occasionnsr LPir'
r6gularitA don't don't noua nous ~plolgnona'
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AVIS.

DBe election aura lieu pour six mefnbree
du Jnrl de Police, LuDdl ID IL de- Ms prp.
chain, pour reprssonter les wards s~utyants dc
Ia par6isss
5fhs watd[A Ia maison de- Joshua Atex.
andef, p%rtsidte par 10 dit Alexander OF James
Lo#dcn, 4 Ia place Dc John Began cont IL
tebts est expire.
GtDe-A h maisou de JAS G. Dawson, N
pr tEidte par J. G. Dawson et WIN. II Gayie,
a Ia place do j. b, Kleinpotor, don't latofme
est fchn.
0me=~A ID maison dc John Davenport, pr6.
sid5e par J. Barker, a Ia place d. Bostli8 10
Allan, don't 10 toms est expire.
lOms-A Ia maison do Stephen RS9berts.
pftsidte par John y. NeCaa, h Ia pR9ce Do
WIN, HAYES, don't 10 tefme do service Ast o..
pird.
Jime-A Ia maison Dc John Barrel Sem.
prtsidte par le dit BarteI et Michael Watson,
4 Ia place de- Egbet Morgan, don't "A tens
oct expire.
12tne~.A Ia maison oecuote derniffepcnt
par John II. Black, prtstdfG par Amos adams
Of David Pate, d Ia place dc David H. Penny,
don't Ie tens est expire.
~ ayftl ClL TESTER, Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

En- Yeftu dune commission A moi sdyssyee
par Memorable Cour doe pftnyGF, de N gour
% baroisss 81 cite 10 Ia WDGFetta tltfats,
u cora veBdn par 10 s66ssigBt, 100 a. ps.
roisFa 81 snfahtetr OK. 0fief6
MEHeaEDt 10 ~ naf 1871,
9 mtlJ d Ia majs0n de- e0uf de- Ia ollie d6 IA
top Rouge, Ia prophetic sutvnnte, Tppn rtn,mtt
. Ia succession Do feu Peter Duleids ia,sts,
dtftdt, sayoir;
Lil6t enter No. 80, contsnapi NJ lots de
f6rhe irfeepli6fe. d1 No. / oil No. tn daj n
u section de IL wills DO Baton Rouge affe,,.
tie par E%saHrcegtd E
Lot Nos, ilst z, mtm6 section,
Lot No, d, ilel 10, meme sgctigB,
CoabtTfoas m ia vfaTp,
I'm eiHq0iene compliant e. Ia b~atanes A
in credit de six ct dobz6 mgis, en- Bfla,s
endoss6s d satisfaction OF batablss M IN,
fean d." Jugs dc Pafoisse, 81 Nj los bitists
no aent pms pay6g h palprith, fs p6yttynht
On Inift6t do hbli pour cont pnf III. ,lsah'.
MI Placement fn1l, saGs quo p~araubrsn,
att 10 privilege don o1t6bnfr ID Baienan,
Isfnel serH do plus gaanti par hyeoh6a6e
sur Ia ptopfi6i6 vendUs.
Gil, TESTER, +. D.
20 avtil, 1914. IL
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40 IatsfB6me flt toffass6 tbHstu Of bloasb q
III I619 OF 4 Ii main dr0its. Lo second di
navife anglals a'emphfa dn pavilion, lg
f%foisaa, 10 ,d6ehita Hvsc n6pfia OF 10 jgtn
ensbits d In .nef, puts, cot %afIgier Ut tops
Sos gems so suuyefsBt d herd de %ionFuayits
Ut a Fade do III hanssi6ro nlae d lorr6,
Hfriyoreni dams 10 rang, Hpf6s av0ir ronpu
10 bin da bout.de.ho DO foe de- Ia Lapr.
snting et rAy6 loulg Ia pr6tetnIe do 60
batean.
"Ainsi, violation dss rfgIohens do pdri,
votes do liit G0ntfe 30 6qaipagg fruncais,
iasuIle 4 SON pavilion, VOLTA los notes don't
MafEsiilo Wont d'sfro t6m6in. Uhe plain.
ie iidiciatfs ya ttre port6o eoHtro 10 en-.
pitaiHe Essan; mais l'sutofit0 80 eonto1.
tofB.t.slig do eette ~ lisfaetlon7 no doit.sI.
IL pas exiger an aete public do NJ 10 con.
spl dA1Rlgiaffo dui d6sHyo1e 81 p~unis#o
%t'Huteur do Ges yiolsne6s7 J01a M aatr0
godyefnemebt, nous penrtions fespsfefj
mais que laHtil nttendrs du mlpistfs qui
Wont dc dsaa yonor an atHifal pafes qa'il
await tfop bien c%ompris metre int6f6t sl
n0trG hOnnoHr.
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NOUVEL ETABLIgsENENT

MgSSELNAN Il AHTUg, ont PGetnnay
dinlgrncr respcCtneusemeut IL nnhlic. :,
parteuIi@rement ieg appstciafeura Ides bon.
hes chooses, fail gienne1t de f0rmar IN ma.
basement 1d Jig yeudropf, 1 ,usfe prig u,
gnehfs, stroPa, dfagtes fruits co6Gfs, ~crstaI.
llaati9pS' patissefies, gtites do tout genre,
0ntfe in n6nbre inf0tde moryefIes spct6ss,
l"uF 'e eoat ct lee yen& ]savaDtnent pr6pafNssl
Prsts a ezfcuter prompfemgBt Ell p0petb.
ellefoent ies e6inuandes qni leur seront faass
W ebt Pagffable espQir d'6lfe eneoqragIs
paf Y focifiE ID Batoa Rouge.
Ils on ohvett bonliqGe 90 Ci-deyabt dofni.
cils dAbggalc B2rsirven, entire lea tnagasI,s
aeaMessrS Phillips a. Lanoue et b. gaggss.
agfil d o '"'ss'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
ACADEMlE DIS sCIENGEs.
SfaHccs dR 4 MQrs.

1GiAfTtp tth " dkEA@F %
On salt qu'ayant 1899 II n'ayail 6lG fai
aaeune anaIyso satigfalsant do In came !
sucre, Ell liadustrie colopiai6, satisfaito ds
Ia prosperit6 don't clio j]ouissail dopfis $
lohgtetns 4 l'abfi do t6ute c0ncnrrence,
g'abandonnait 4 Ia routine. La science
Yi1t snfin au secours De nos c0lons mena.
c6s, Of dams 10 premier travail d'enaom.
BILE fat sur catte matiere, NJ. pcligot ar.
flya a dos r6sultats extromemont feniar.
quables.
L'habilo chimiste fit connnilre les perles
vraimoDt incroyables quf recruitment de
I'imperfection de- In fabrication. II prouya
quo Ia came ne renferme que dn lieneux,
du sucre. dc foau Of des sells min6raux en-
Gr6s fables proportions. II rrouya qne Ia
came no renierme pas deax cspeces dis.
tinctes de matiefes sucr6eg, puno christu.
line Paulre slfnpsuse, ct gu'au leu de @ q
Is pour 100 qu'on on ~rstirait 10 sucrs Y
entrait rGepement pour ~ ct 10 pour 100.
MATS ces analyses n'ayaient ,Gt6 faites
que sur une seule cspece do cannes, cellss
de- TAFT, ct sur des 6chantill0ns qui a~yaieBt
fat la traVsrsts do fOc(an. ii Gtait a
dGsirer que ces analyses f]qsscnt r]opriscs
dams nos colonies, sur pIuelours ~espGces ct
ct sur des prodnits frais. Cast CO au a
felt IA. Casasscn, 4 la Hayaae, ct 10 ira.
vail de Honorable professeur n, confrmG
do IN maniore la plus decisive lea r6s1ltats
annonces par N. Peligot. La aeuIe con.
sequence nouyeIle qui resort des analyses
comparatiyos faites par NJ. Casnseca, c'est
que les proportions dc bagasse v~arient
b~eaucoup, depuis 65 jusqu'a So pour 100
dams les diycrses especes de cannes.
Une commissions 5chargte d'examinsr
le travail de M. Casascca, lui a denn6 son
rapport en- Gleyant des doutes SIR Pcfica.
cite dune methode qai a16t6 recommandee
pour IL traitement de la came. Cette
methode consisterait d faire macGrer dams
Peau des fragmons de Gamma prGalabIe.
ment desseches. lie rapportsQr redoute
les suites dc la fermentation qnl p~ourrals ,
r6sultcr de l'empIoi de cotte ,m6thode.
Quant au layage, M. Dumas pcnse Gull
serait possible de.l'effectuer par n me.
thode analogue a ceIIe qu'orapioient les
salpetrlers, le vesou extrait par TN premie.
re operation servant d dissoudre do nouyeI.
les portion de bagasse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
CONGRESS.
~ AyriI 1874.

EbA4LEAA
NJ. Fairfield a prGsent6 I'm mGmoiro d
2i7 habitants de l'Etat du Maine, DOMAIN
dant lannoxion du Texas;-refer6 n,
comit6 dos relations 6trang6reg
M. Wright u prGsent6 uDe petition do Il
chanbre dc commerce do Now. York, dc
mandant Reimbursement dun hotel dc
monnaies OF cette villej r6lGf6 au connie
do finances
Divers memories pour ct contro ranncx
ion du Texas ont 6te pr6sent6s.
On pense cue 10 SGnat. r6uni ca oxfcu
tif, s'ost occup6 do la dtIib6fation relative
au Texas.
CHAMBRE DIES REPREsEN.
TANs.
La Chambre s'est r6unie on comit6
general pour prendre IN consideration 10
bin du tariff.
La Chambre a pris 10 parti dc discuter
les principles g6n6raux du bill avant ses
details.
M. Owen do l'fndiana n parIe tongue.
ment ct Gloquemment en- favour du bill,
ct apres I'm d~iscours Jams 10 meme sens ct
non moins eloquent de NJ. Wright, aussi
do PIndiana, Ia Chambrc s'est %ajounGo.
On lit dams la Gazhe du Midi, journal
do MarseiIIs
F" Tn acte dc violence, commits hier dams
noire port a yivement emu nos marins.
Les agresseurs etaisntdes Anglais, les vic.
times Ptquipago dun nayire f~rancais. Vol.
aci les details De Get ev6demsnt, d'apres 10
rapport soumis d NJ. 10 commissairo DIES
classes ct a M, le capitaine du ports
lie bateau la LaureDtine, capitaino
Motel, r~ecevait en- transbordemant du ma.
wire gree Epamlnondas, capitalne Pata.
miana, des bI6s quill deyait porter a Nice.
II etait, suiVant Passage, anarre aux deux
naYires mouill6s lie long de- son bord. Al
SON ayant 10 Dayire anglais le Romulus,
capitaine Essab, stait tenu par deux an.
ores avant ct arriefe,
"A dix heures ct demie du matfn, le
capitaine anglais fit enleycr son aacre d'af.
ri6re OF voulnt SO mettre dams les rangs;
il fit porter 4 tefre une haissiere, ct tirant
dessus arriva pres de la Laurentine. AIors.
quoique celia lui fut ~interait par les r6gle.
mems du port, IL donna Pordre 4 IN de ses
natelots d'aIler a bord du nayiro napoli-
tain mouiIlo a cote de ce batean ct de de.
tacher fanfare que les unissait.
lie capitaine Motel, sans SO pIaindre
dc cette conduite, fit replacer Pamarre; 10
capitaine Essan donna ofdre de Ia couber.
Une nouvelle amarre fut envoy6o, on la're.
placa3 mails dams ce moment, F6quipage an.
gIais, conduit par son Capitaine en- second,
sc ieta sur le bateau f~rancais, ct I'm mate.
lot tenant IN couteau d Ia main. yint sur
FANFARE pour 10 couper. La capitaine Mo-
let fit apporter aussit5t son pavilion, aui
fut afbor6 dams les haubans: malgre cette
manifestation, l'amarre fut coupse encore
une fois, ct les anglais, s'arnant de barres
de cabestan du navire franeais, tombsrent
sur deux hommes ct I'm mousse, qui, seuls.
Sc trouvaient a bord avsc leur capitains,
ct qu'iis accabl6rent do coups. LIE capital. |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

soci6l6 q0i, CONNIE eoIie.h empl6trait nj
les droits du g|ouyernement. Tn proe6Y
fit Intsntb conlro les eBtfeprebsufs, pat
b dlrsoteur general des pogtea, OF 10 ipao.
meht do 1uKo sprnguo, d ebbfrm6 10.
dfoils DO Ia 5oei6ls. Cetts atTaife ssra
pori6e deyant Ia Cour do Circuit dsa
Etats. Uhts. Yoiei co quo nous liaons
dans 10 Courier des Etats Uafa, sur cate
i%nportunte afairet
+" La direction g6n6fale dos poslos Went
d'dprouyor IN beheo grave dups IN dos
process intsnl6g par ollo aux aeenees pafti.
culiefss api ont 6labli dos mailes on postaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
GRANDE INONDATION e. OuRA
GAN DAMS L'ARKANsAe.

Par 10 bateau d vapeur Trhieat, nous
aPProhona quo Ia fiyi6ro dos Arkansas n
monte eonsid5rabi6ment depuis les Pine
Bluffs jusqu' aIrArtansns Post. Toules les
plantation Of les PLANES dos alontours soDt
inond6es OF les r6eoltes perdues.
Tn ouragan ]6ponyahtabIo n ravagb In
nome partoi do PEtat: maisobs, afbros,
bafridros, tout n 6t6 ronyefad. On no
pont aggurer sil ! q ca dee yicGimea, mais
on ne saufait fgalstHont a.surer Is con.
traife. -..
Pres do Ii vile do Van Burop, 10 II, Ioa
habitans 80 Prepayment h so fetiref; mais
REIMBURSEMENT 10 10 ia riyi6to commercait
a baisscr lent6fnent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
COLLEGE, DE ST. VINCENT
Cdp Girardenn. 10

70 college a CITE incOrpore par IA T6gS.Ja.
ture de PEtat du Missouri sgec les gnEvC;-s
Ct privileges aecordGs aux Colleges 81 Int
Vers'tes dams les Etats Unis.il est EitnL a
q%1aFants miles au-dessus ds P~embouchura de
POhlo, sur une petite cote don ron ioui, IL
Ia Vue Ia plus AGREEABLE qui embrasgo ia aerT
rtyes. II 2 a une maison De cafnpaens ! ~
mile ct demi do college on les slSgea nsat-
Font passer lee jours de ricrtatioBs e. ds v.
cances.
lie syst&ms d'tducation es, classiqao %
commercial.
QuoiqIe cette institution soft dirigbe ~,
des eccIesiastiques catalogues, on v rsroi, IS.
dtstinctenlent des tleyes a duelque ~rsIFginn
qails appartieBnent.
CoNDITIoEs-Pension apnuafle ~s-ss
lie blanchissage, ls accommodate ~
9ement au medecin, $3.50. Payabes & res
on Palera separGment pour les ~larpasa AL
temanae' EsPag4ole ct Ialienne. ans -.
pour ia muslqTsc, 10 dessin ct "a chime.
ii sera Iflre aux tleyes de passav il.
canoes chez Eeurs parens Oh au college.
L'argent pour les menus .plsisirs 81. 49,
De entire les mains de ~l6cunon1a ds Pe,sbts.
seLnent. S~afla-
Pouf Plus amples ~iHformatfons, a.
"a. AdoIphs hozter, avocat, aggve ~ l
change Pace, ". Orleans, on "a "a
brogaTd, d Baton Rouge. sFehd
10 mars 6 Fl. FIGARf,
20 single barrel Ca