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The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
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ELS commissioners du College Franklin Sc font un
Id plaisir d'annoneer au public, qWe Ia session fegu-
Eljareade cette institution conmeneeTa le premier lundi de
~noxembFc proclaim.
lie Rcyd. JouN DURKE, derni6remcnt deli paroiase de
Natchitoches, 4 etc nommG president ga profonde cru.
dition dams toutes les branches qui constituent une
Education collegiate, ct son experience CONNIE profess
scnr ~ciassique, sont de surs garants, pour lee commits
saiFes, qu'ilb peuvent lie rccommander au public CONNIE
un i~nstituteur digne dc sa protection.
On enseigners dams cettc institution, toites les
branches dune complete 9ducation collegiate, embras-
SAINT les langnes, Anglaise, franchise, Espagnoie, Latino
ct GTeclue, les matheInatiquos, Ia philosophie naturelle
&ca.; on s'attachera particulisrcment q Fenseignc-
ment conplete ct pratique dc Ia langue franchise.
La session darera dix mois ct coinmencera lie lei
lundi dc novembre ~prochnin
LIE prix do lenseigncment est fixe 4 $40 par ses.
lsiop, ct .celui dc la pension a etc rebuilt a $l20 aussi
par session ; Fun q fautre ~payablcs, Motto compliant q
iautrc moiti6 10 Ter mai suivant.
Les commissioners Yeulent, quill soft hien entendu
quaucune extra charge ne sera imPosee ct que lcPrla
acknowledgement, de la pension, du logemoRt, du blanchis
sage. du chautfage, ct de l6clairagc, ne s'elevera qIt
9l6O par session; les parents devront fournir a lenr.
~enfants les liyres ct les autres articles de librairie.
Les profcsseurs offfcnt de donnor aux elevss la pen
sion, 10 logement ct &c qui On depend n6amoins les pa
rents ont neption0e les placer en- pension dams lie voisi
mage, s'ils Ia ~prefeFent.
Les dortoirs dHToilegc nc laissent rien a desircr sou
ie rapport ~sanitsirc Ills Dont wastes, bion acres, ct garni
de placesa feu; iamais plus do deux cloves n'ocoup
I FOntl 10 meme chambre.
Enfin les commissioners eth facIlte duG college Frank
lin n'6pargneront nj SONS, nj ~d6penses pour contribute
an bien etre des papilles quileur seront eonfes.
Par ordre des Commissaires
O~peIousas Ie % Oct. 1914.
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gsste nae u eoar Nea 2lre W9ea

nj ssra vendu en- yente publique, par le soussigne
I'LL Jugc de Paroissc dams ct pour Ia Paroissc 81. Lam
dry
Lutdile 25 NoDemJrc proclaim, 1914,
a la derniere residenced de feue Narcotic Lebert decide,
situGe sur len G6teanx dc Plsquemine dams IL ausdite
Paroisse, toutes les prophecies en- communauta entire
Hypolite Logger 81 les h6ritiers de Ia dite Mafcelite Lee
bert sa femme decedGe, consistant en-
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
sur lea,SeF Ia dite Mafcelite Lebert rcsidais contenant
neuf artSens de face, sur sept do profondcnr, avec toutes
les batissep ct authorizations que ~ trouvent- une
maison de maitFe sltnee sur Ia teyre de Sypherien Bou-
drean dams cette Pafoisse de st. Landry-siz eheyau1,
une Paire de Beufs de tire, unc charrette a Bout, une
charrette a cheval &e.&cs
Les conditions 4 Ia Vente.
a.. GARRIGUES, Jage de.P0roisse.
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EMBELLISHMENTS an. Orlfau8
n MAGASN D'HABII.LEMENS DE
ALFRED MUNROE,

Rse des Mugdsias, No.34, e~ncoigaures dies Raes
Maaasias ct GrapieF.
AZ AFRED MuNR0E inforIne ses amis et sea pra.
tiqun4, qNSI nesoit nainseDant son assortment
dAHNtDmne &hahdle4nens confcctionn6s ct d'autrcs
marchandiscs heurcux d~ePopvoir dire que son
fond cpnsisQe5a Resentment u plus pasiait au,on ait
iainais tsuuyG i ii N0Nyelle Orleans
HI syStsuiS IL FIJI hxp qIAla adpptG. seFa stricte.
ment ~mainlcnu, ek les pFszAdea mafclandiees m6rite.
Eont %toUjoays fa%iaention dea acheteuss qui yisent 4
Ef6conomio. Chaque vaissean arrivant de New York
lappnftera des additions a son fonda.
A. NJ. En- remereiant des fayeurs passecs, esparc que
10 syateme quSl a adopt6 li mertera une part lb6rnls
du patronage public. u a dcja resu les niaFchandisos
suivRntes 4
hibits ct l6vites en- dFap noir francais at anglais, de
Prolnlcre qualit6 do do do blcu Il brun do do do; do do
teasimikse castOEine do do 10 suftouts do habits az
tfavail do tcntes sortes; levites ii habits on Kentucky
Jean; do do safinet; suTtouts dc coavertes de toutes
especos ;pentalon en- casimir franeais OF anrlais, oualite
supeFieure do do do casimir de fantastic do ; do poau
de daim unie angiaise do do CUR do laine quadrii6 ct
rAy6 do do Kentucky Jean ct Satinet Gilets dc velour
n0ir supeFicuFs; do do ~fantaisie do; do sole ct laine do
do satin noir ct dc f~antaisie do do droises on casiinir
ct ~cachemirc do do do d un seul rang de houtons; I'm
large assortment de giiess de Ia: ehemises dc toile do
cotton avec col Of devant do toile; chomises dc couieur
De toutes sortes do ianslle rouge chemises de dessous
q ealeconssn hanelle, laine dagneau, Inerinos ct CO.
ton ehemisettes ct coils echarpes Of crayattcs; mou.
chora de sole ct Dc tole; bretellos gomme ~6lastique ct
sole gants dc touses sores; chaussOns agneau, ln@rinos
ct cotton; coils On satin ct alepine males valises
sacs denuit ;paFaplaics. Aussi an bel assortment de
casqaettes en- tontre, ycau marin, rat musque ct autrcs
touruFeS etdes chapeaax dc toutes especes d des pEix
,nterleuTes 4 ccux des magasins dc chapelleFie.
Tons cs articles scront oherts aux plus has prix
Possibles q dams aucun cas- un rabais ne sera aeccrd6
sur ccs prix.
ALFRED MUNROE,
nl49m Rte dcs MaRasins No. "a.
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C0NGT,I,rIITTOM

on FORM or GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
WE, the representatives of the people Of all that part
Of the territory or country ccded under the name of Lou
isiana, by the treaty made at Paris, on the Goth day OF
April, 1909, between the United States and France,
contained in the following limits, to wit: beginning at
the mouth of the river Sabine, thence, by d line 20 he
drawn along the middle Of said river, including all its
islands. to the thirty-second degree of atitude-thenco
due north to tho northernmost part of the thirty third
dcgreC of north latitude-thence, along the said parallel
Of latitude, 10 the river Mississippi-thcnce down the
said river 10 tho river Iberville, and from thence along
the middle Of the said river and lakes Maurepas and
Pontchartfain to the gulf Of Mexico-thcnce bounded
W the said gulf % The place Of beginning, including all
islands within three leagues Of the c~oast--in convention
assembled BY virtue Of an act Of congress, entitled can
act to enable the people of the territory oil Orleans to
form q constitution and state government, and for the
admission of said state into the Union on an equal foot
lag with the original states, and for other purposes -
In order to secure TO all the citizens thereof the enjoy
ment of tho right of life, liberty and property, do ordassn
eminent, and do mutually agree with each other to form
ourselves into q free and independent state, by the name
Of the State of Louisiana.
ARTICLE l.
Concerning the distribution Of the po,csrs of government.
sec. ]. The powers Of the government Of the state of
Louisiana shalt be divided into three distinct dcpart-
ments, and each of them be confded to a separate body
Of magistracy, viz: those which are legislative to one,
those which are executive TO another, and those which
are Judiciary to another.
sec. 2. No person or collection of persons. being one
Of those departments, shall exercise any power properly
belonging TO either Of the others, except in tho instances
hereinafter expressly directed or permitted.
ARTICLE II.
Concerning ths ~legislaties department.
sec. l. Tho legislative power Of this state shall be
vested ia swe distinct branches, the one to be styled the
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
THOMAS Is. WINSTON,
.NE.@G.aSR.NeS DREKDECEREE2,

GSaa 9SRSVS EVVAKD GAs4&A3s3
En- gros q. Ell detaii, Eacoignure des rues Poy-
drds et Commerce, Nos. IL, 10. 81, NoupcHe
ORLEANS.
YANT pris ces TROIS MAG1SINS pour plu-
a sieurs ann6es. TAI resolu dc conduire mes attaires
de maniere i meriter lie patronage des merchants dc Ia
vile et dc la eanpagnc, dos plantcurs ct des families
Undes magasins EST specialement destine q Ia vente en-
detail les denx artres la vcntc en- gros. Aux 6pices
ries TAI joint I'm assortment general de provisions;
Pore. graisse, lard, farine. &c SC. Mes conditions
seront aussi liberales que celles d'aucun etablissement
dc la Nouvelle Orleans, ct pour bon papier les termcs
seront raisonnables.
Je reeois maintenant mes premlers approvisionne-
mems ct dc layeu dc mes comP6tlte1,rs eux menes, Je
xcux continuer i teniir rassortiment lie plus complet ct
le meillcur marchc, d'ePicerics liqueurs ct provisions de
la Nonyelle Orleans. nl4 Tyr
Nouvclle Orleans, Nov. 1914.
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NfsSMsa LIE BEAU STEAMER NEUF
R lI II s. AZ R D % jR !

.g@5a CAPITAINE @. IA. MILLER,
Fera Il service de ~paqAebot segnlier entire Washington
ct la Nouvclle Orleans, par fAtchafalaya, pendant les
eauix basses. Les prix les plus bas ~possiblcs seront de-
mandes pour lie passage ct pour lie fret: 75c. pan bale de
cotton ct soc. par bariI. lie c~apitaine s'etant determine
Ia reduifc SEES prix au tanx que demaadc lie TENS, espere
obtcnir sa part du patronage public. o2:2t
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CHANGEMENT DE DoMlcILE.
DANIEL N. POPE,

UANIEL N PUPEs
MARCHAND EN- GROS,
a Transporte son 6tablissement de la rue du Canal,
N Nc. i6, a Ia rue des Magasins, Granite Build
ings,) au coin de la rue Grayier, on il Went dc recevolr
un assortment complet de marchandiscs de premiere
quaiit6 OF eomPrenaht tout &C qui peut convenlr auS
~plante0rs 81 q Ia snisoR tells que:
7-5 81 IA Lowell, virginie, George ct OsnahuTg;
81, 7.s ct "A CotonS eerus pour draps & %chcmises;
Do. do. blanchis, do. do.
Couvertures de toites qualities ct couleurs;
Kersey, Lynscys, kentucky Jeans, draPs CaslmIrs,
toil6s, &c. &c.
TouD ces articles seront vendus ai plus bas Prix pour
du compliant GU eontre acceptotion payable en- vile i
e0ufte 6eheanee.
nesperc que seq amis ct lie public en- general, lui feTont
leuPs aehats ailleura, N Orleans, lie Ter Oct.-3m
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layait s0nleMN, n await cru forcer le regent
a dcscesadre dams l'aFsne ct d ioler consre lnl,
pepec d Ia main, Leu destinetes de Ia BretagEe.
IN AvR1k eOnapf6 sur linsnite supreme, peasant
que les psiaces, geniiishommes ayant tout, ne
&SaSsnt point VeTger une autre que par le Juge-
lust Do Diem. Maintenant il comprenalt. La
iesEe eeatk pAssee. CONNIE il arrive touISurs
mil peas6es sinistres We press
MRssssk dNsss soM enrveall. ii sentait naitFe en-
tN HurumE aadtc apachant IA loyaat6 de son
IEervssds Vaanoy ~ &c dciite, d peine
ccncu Rxandissait, grandissait i1squa deveHfr
essasngs tne gertrude. II cToyait %enten-
fa MxoSx mzeahcante ct I~ointaiae du Pauvre al
5asbiAes etcetiesoSx LII disait Ia RUNE de sa race.
ea4a iesA Oh regnFa deeoursge sers Jude, ct Sc re-
sgsbaszass al sat avoiF fat Fendfe son epees Re-
iaspfaksaas AsnaFnas, aapn h0Tnmei ~criast-il. Passe
,sauF sacspSAS cesrnalgsnets 81 va-t'ea WELLER sur
xaHeaam1s sya&g TED AA 5fssf
a6t 9aRnhne ~t6a1ours. Un puissant eli
Sf 81 ekxne1 des mains qni lie retenaient, rnais
Eaals s2iait aMgnaent6e l~eslvalets ct pate-
vi aisss asaient reIuihtxla codr. dude fut ter
stFAssA. En- to5abanE il tduFsassSeFs son sInaitre
,gsAezaganx ptsihs dome sresPecttIeuse ~tristesse.
JE mai pMs pHt Rausmasastsh CONNIE sill cut
$0aia ex0aser tne d6s0b6issaHces FNt a
Aiie5lasET sSnal coGrbasla tete. RaGvrc Geor-
gesi dit.il. que Disa mo punisset Ut le prenne
aca pslsssssE S.. a5ss1. 5s
ssaAAn0 aes CAsnayAses, yaeeaM. que,so esano.
lNsslnsnE8avAt ete snhssashneht Pfoaonse' Issft
res neass AZ regent donna ~ sisnal ~ te'osI.
E0us ~ songsae la route y se ln1onsra aune loii
salanlssgAAa Seasesaenss Sh ,lon .m. = = l &
Ton5 aa,enAseau' Hso Pensila Oh Sreile p ~ ! ~
nc nsaDois es PEo1lonfa IS nom = = @sa..s
Iussas s'tscAana en- sasHs z oGels n Ss.aN
shssres Ne xNseosas te'ui ? y . oNne suoe'
sssen eeafers
VIH.-TtactIe.
ps.14 M. .
lusi9ues heuiss apass ., N1 II sEa.D Ls.ss.n W.
@A n1sas a8eAs HA Pprrscs ~, Il - - I'LL NJ n ~ ! NJ
$500 sasssAAs enas1snssa y $500 ~ u j
.aas es SFa'E1 sguele sseua m eN..n.. ! 80,
s9goA,ohss assszs 1850 loisls !. - ~
Aaess1A 81 ~ 49,. KS ~ - -, :
kessaAasasInsr ~ y aae Feioeh.t s. - ~
exssssslue N.ssetsse asse ss.ie 49,
$500 ASslhhe snsS tf8e ao1s pour y ,a.sse' aiana
aaAaf son 1890 n .ns naensa ~ a a.aaS ss 49, agsls
eAsaa AaEsae san lnase5lies s. eh.la ua.a1s sp" s 1870.
sseSeaMse y entAsl lAels e. slaaia slNsA ~ V s.sss.a
e s. Anssn,g8 ssa1es. hassas n 49, hssA.u sea, e
ats.Aag g 9.a6acAy ReIalk nens Shs alas ssui,i (
7lgsssS aason ussespaaf'
y sascesa dsayoir anannonne Georges, et lnau-
-Ease Fesgae,scn paarlnslsnae lauliie. son ehsFe-
asss M PAtAlSsalts taAlfatehah suus sou VET.
table jour ss5l ~ we de Y cour avaN cnange ses
sfaHsa lEAeaa Nj compFenafst hlais 8uoP tAsa's qie
ssaAaaaeaslses qaA elt eietefnefalrc aT temps IS
Asa4aehsxalerie, ae9etaits aa Ashae s'ecie'
sstHsydsstsDle arte de denlenee:
snsaBetAn pour "a 1sFetagac! 80 FePetaR-ll en-
MssnfSro de consultations sW4 M tSs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21

yRo. MORGAN HALL. JOHN KEMP,
HALL s. KEMP,
So la e ca e INA lS2 s.
No. . Rue Ichcaptoulds, la premiere porte
dpres Canal.} Nourete Orleans.
arUn assortment general dc marchandises dept
ceFie. Oct5;Onl
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
ISAAC bridge r,
MARCHAND COMMISSI0NNAIRE,

S'OcCUPE de la vente des articles depiccrie, des
~ msrehandises du pays. chapeaux, bottles ct brodc-
gums; q aussi, des cofres a liyres, connus sous le
nom de: Richie SalGsRonder Book Safe; dos Balances
dites, Stecsas' Patent; ct du blanc de Cerusc dc la Gle.
de New York ct Williamsburg.
No. IS Rue des Magasins, Nonrelle Orleans.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
HOTEL NATIONAL.

Rae I~choMpitoul0s, NouueHe Orleans, La.
Propr6,aire, G. IN. GLIDEWELL.
LIE sonssign6 solicite superintendent la
continuation dc Encouragement qui lui a etc 81
GA.Alib6ralemen accordee ~jusga'ici. II promets de
ne rien negliget pour Ia conmodit6 ct lie comfortable de
SEES hotes. lie National nyant CITE reinforcement COM
~pletcment T6pare. lie proprietaigs pcut offfir aux danes,
des aPPastements don't "a disposition peut rivaliser avec
celle des prenniers hotels du aud ct do louest.
g. N. GLIDEWELL.
Nouvelie Orleans. lis Aodt--tli
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
ARTICLE VII.
Mode Of repisirg the constitution

80 Il ~
see |. When experience shall point out the necessg
III amending this constitution, and a majority of all
members elected 10 each house of the general ussembk
shall within the frsttwcnty days OF their stated anlasI
session, concur in passing a law, specifying the alss
lions intended 70 be made, for taking the sense Of tl
good people of this state, as to the necessity and cxpe4
lehcy of calling a convention, il shall be the duty ofAe
several returning. officers, at the next general clccf6a
which shall be held for representatives after the passaE
of such law, to open q poll for, and make a return ted
secretary for the time being, of the names Of, an th6A
entitled to vote for representatives, who have voted fe
calling . convention : and if thereupon, II shall AZ MT
that a majority of all the citizens of this State, eiiE
TO vote for representatives, have voted for a convene
the general assembly shall direct that a similar
shall be opened, and taken for the next year; ard
thereuPon, it shall appear that a majority Of all tietih
zens of this state entitled TO vote for representatist
have voted for a convention, the general assembly shall
at thor next session, call a convention to consist Of ss
many members as there shall be in tho general assembly
and no more, 10 be chosen in the same manner and pres
portion, at the same places and at the same time, thai
representatives arc, by citizens entitled to vote for RIP
rcsentatiycs and to meet within three months after shs
said election, for the purpose of re-adopting, amendine
or changing this constitution. But if it shall appear e
the vote Of either year, as aforesaid, that a majority y
all the citizens entitled to vote for representatives, aa
not Dte kF & convention, a convention shall NOT g
rallied. .. N5 ~ ly .
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Concerning he Efeentire Department.
sec. ]. The supreme executive power of tho state
shall b vested in d chief magistrate, who shall be STYLED
the Governor Of the State oil Louisiana.
sec. 2. The governor shall be elected for the term Of
four years in The following manner: the citizens entitled
10 vote for representatives shall vote for a governor at
the time and place of voting for representatives and sem
ators, Thci! votes shall be returned by the persons pre-
siding over the elections to the seat of government, adj
dressed to the president of The senate, and ON the second
day Of the general assembly the Members of the two
houses shall meet in the house OF representatives, and
Immediately after tho two candidates, who shall have ob.
tanned the greatest number of votes, shall be balloted for.
and the one having a majority of votes shaltb be governor.
Provided, however, that if more than two cand;da,es
have obtained the highest number OF votes, ii shah be the
duty of the general assembly to ballot for them IN tho
manner above prescribed, and in case several candidates
should obtain an equal number OF votes next to the can
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Ma. NoAH's LECTURE We presume thu, the
Noahs Lecture on the Restoration Of the Jews,
will be US large as that which attended the Ora,orio
on Thursday. The subject 81 the Lecturs-gradu-
ally increasing in interest throughout Christendom
for centuries--besins to the highest import
ance. The indications respecting the Jews have
been marked and wonderful, in all sges, ald they
SEEM throughout their long and eventiul history, 10
have been shielded BY On especial destiny, which,
although sometimes itself cruel, has never ceased
its active and protecting agency. Mr.. Noah, as one
Of the fathers and teachers Of the Jewish people
canno, fail 10 give Us discourse as Instructive Us
interesting. The Lecture may be regarded as the
plea Of the Jews, uttered TO the world by the mouth
Of one OF the most distinguished OF their number
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
slnnt,er ON Mr. Frelinshuyssn

L, is false, utterly, wickedly false, that TnEo.
DoRg FRELNGHuYsEN euer volunteered 10 PROSE-
cuts Jouneynen ShoemakeTs :or striking for
higher wages. He ioas once employed as law
yer against certain Jcurneymen Shoemakers who
had not merely struck work (as they had an un,
questioned right to do,) but had undert AIKEN by
intimidation and yiolenes 10 prevent others from
working who chose to york. and had wantoniy
taken the property of employers entrusted to
;ooths. Journeymen. Ii those who 5asaly assail
Mr.. F. will stale the whole truth, their attacks
9ill Go INN good and not harm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
III, Gall

lfo.n me DetIolt ad eIti5er. Oct "a.
The .4te gale has bcen Nos. disastrous in il
effects, and We feer that each successive hOu
will sTell the list of losscs
The following is al the information which hi
yet reached US.
schr; Hannah, from O,weco, Consigned to Gny & Ir,
and John Chester DeroI, with full cargo of merchsndS
day-crew saved. The chr HARRISON hns beca despatched @
and the ron supposed 10 be st IN her hull so fer Pa
ascetaned, her cargo belonged TO John w Strong j. Of
by e yno8ia i ,n and 81 81 G.Sa osro 1 compa alaS
rey & Co NJ Clemens large sene:nl stock A. 3fs n
troit, groceries, uninsured.
Schr; Onown, from Buie!o in-los her anchor, es.-
fossall' i,2psa snd fyi1glbi and split herIb ,-5 .
Schr Maa Hald tr9n BaiIo % ilo., ri her 9fesM M
a c a Br from ape q n he so, 9, abd ad nit On All o ea
schr Congress ftom Buffalo i ashore two miles beoa W,
den, inside of Bar Polnt-fast on
Schr lFyandot from Bufialo n-splt her fylnsIb Il,
Big Dolga of Kingston biIged Peach Island, 'I za'
Rrs F. !s from Buffalo cane in during the saesa1 LIZ -
bIg X Hunter from Buffalo Is in-rnate Ceyeland o--'
Schr' Jena and Venus from Cleveland came in dura'
From the Buffalo Commercial, Oct 25.
vessel IS sunk and her beam cnds between Il, H.
Point and Point Abno neay opposite the house Of W.
ander. One head ont Of water, which painted
her gai has been taken OFT and drawn ashore;
feet. The Pennsylvania lies two miles above Abmo' '
upwards ,.L.,re
Several persons have been on board of her Nothing 80
been gathered Of the fate OF her master and crew he
consisted Of SO bbls hour, belonging to Messts Kent 81
lumhus, Ohio. which covered by only 500
great quantity OF way, cheese and butter Others, -
The vessel lying below the Pont mus; be large one % s
schooner Columbia built at OScgo by the lateCaps
iSo but tha, cannot be that vessel ett Chcss1 Is.
PreSe and nothing passed her dunns tie ''o'm "hne '
the iHi.. IL : some other crGit.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Plain
vhe yepon, OF Lcco-Fcco!.,n.


Loco Eoceism sopears to look upon adopted
citizens as its own; ard ii any lrishman, par.
ticulary, has the audecity TO act with the Wings,
he is mado the point OF thc!r bltIefest attacks.
This is the case with the gentleman referred TO
below. Standing sgh amongst his countrymen,
with talents Of the FIRST ORDER he ls made an es-
oecal mark 70. the envenoi;eG shafts OF The doers
up of the dirty work Of Loco Focoism All VINO
know MI II. in this city, aEe indignant at THIS
infamous attack
To tie El!tor If the Demecrct:
DEAR SIR: On my arrival in your city, last
evening, nv attention was called 10 declamaiory,
malicious aud virdictive arlicir, published III Inc
=. Plebeian and Democrat" edited by the notonous
LEVI d. SL.MM, oil Tammany Hall memory, in the
city OF New-fork
The article speak Of is headed as follows;
WEEDS .MISSIO.N4RY P.4iD Bf THE HHiG
CEN'Tg4L COMMITTEE EE--.iDOPTFD CiT!ZE-N
LOOK OCT FOR THE INf.7AOtS D.7P4D VI.
.N7GLE.
In the above article Lam denounced as a"spy,
an infoEmer and murderer, whose hands are
reeking with the hlocd OF my countrymcn )! "
All those charges pronounce base fabrication,
wickeG!y invented, which l snail prove by the
cIearest testimony ot those VINO have known Inc
from nv infancy up to the present date, both
in Ireland aad in the land OF my adoption.
DOW give notice that have this day com.
menced a prosecution against LEVI D. SLAMM,
and shall publish clear reduction OF taose
charges on my return to Ncw.Ynrk
Rochester Oct. -. l9i4. DAVID VI. NAGLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
able length of time continue TO be ltc western

rable length of time con,iuue 70 be itc weslern
terminus.
TIE road from few miles abo7e the Harlem
river follows the ralley OF the Bronx, small
stream taking It's rise near Rye, and sometimes
dignifed by tie name of a river. We believe that
i, was contemplated by the British Government
at one time to form Court OF Inquiry to try the
British Admiral FUr not ascending the Bronx
1;ye- With his fleet and destroying the army OF
General Washington, then lying near White
P1eip.