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IL The following valuable VOTES are also pun
rsbed at,be Tribune Office, and may be Obtain
ed from any OF the Agents OF the tribune; OF
At Cr,:-,,,:,ri from Hii!iaa, H. Moore 8, Co;
Pnr14osLrn,, from Zei5er i Co.; and ct Dos
ros rom Rsdding d ca.
Elements 9! Natural Philosophy; -.
-.n--se. de sr,r. Triarigis Of gl y
ie,, tysr-I <. a-rtr i'' " .isr.r-.;-5 -- .-v-.
II -,lr- -r-vis.,. BgLEosAsp . 60 - 10
i-,a9i ~ - 80 -r-a- on C..r.lrrT ard N7ti-iI
~ "i q. rr.--sIy-t7 introduced H.
an, -;--,s, -. JiTnr-5ogt I, ii=t=-i i7'.s 'l
III trri-l --4--- tl. a. t-s-f. iir -
~ - ieTrr--. %. t,a.- benz l'f1=s'i - T.
y .t .,s5-. = - 'rr=r r-innH- min 20 make
80 rr-...,! q, r.s-lt, o. ali of--c'9 'l >ellai
7i,-5,,.- W. stlI1rl..!y 1g4.ln= i"E u - % e
yo.t Mo- If -.ia at-r publication o. ~ ,'''s
,-.rcn-s ~ !'Fr0suvhr sd Chemistry - ~ .,
- t ken. ir-rce In frir-n !s u vl .'i'
in th.ir attempts p: il=nts - i'ii= i2t
r-ssi no tles- work. No sata aihcuiL. ~ ~ - az
- ~ ,SerF u Or. Call f-r-h's 80 teac'TI' are
r.5pesteI 10 -Iariar,h- ,ylIs. Ffie=oy eeHt@
Lectures on Geology. - j.,
-c-,e. .. Geology. seold Ed;onl /
CONTAINS -, -rrav-l rr1utIsge, -In hi;!n- il. -
-. n, III -,rt,s rust, Win -Ti'dE+tio-s
rsii- General iltroi- ctor 20 t'-ci.-T nor So
- r. iluysIa- subjects: uF=fHL-. t.e1s
- ;-,1t Vocs.is Period. E.Tr non OF tos--Hln 'yui
~, J.cs n TIL, r.arr's strata 'lNTitr rA'i'
iuy -rcIl- p.s:;Ic: 47-.'i-HiH.f %js I.r,ri-
M Jgh-svtl and ~u5sli-ace o, KS - ID Co.
~ --,ris Mont. \s,rA. Lt-f'.fr ' OIL - {,
.l5nis iecfa-e Y. O5.Sa 81 Coal. !<efT5ei :; .
Eoo,urlpts Lscflr, II! Recession 81 tie Aii- u
=, jel,,,-. : m Builders lHd c-hsrss.
-. ~ s-se III ;hs sifcOn, eAr'cn 81 "
Lec-l-r q; DR. J. Ar-srtyE SMITH teiyer.d tri.e ~
IT, D4-eai Iaoes 4 ' PfIe= p cents I'VE COPIES i'
iGu..lE.
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Memoranda
SDoEeu, sc,

The Store Ship Lexington. has dropped down from 1.
Navy lari and anchored IN Butter Milk Channel.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT By order Ct
~ Francis II. Rugses. juJE- Of Channufu' : oaaI
Courts OF the degree OF Counsellor At Law IN te
CoTrt no-ics is hereby gwen pursuant % u, rro''e %
the statute authorship attachments aE-nst ao'eopliss eoa
cs.sJ and ron.rrlau; debtors that attachment " .'r-s
,rs;ust The e,ttr o; john 4 Tracy C.simrr tt4u.h4
Thomas MeLnTy and Milton koItTlShi, non..ysisa u
f n. payment debts, unless they apaf Ah'
char,s ca attachment according 70 aW "iiE NM llh'i
So the i,rSt oublc.ou Of this nctlce, and Ia. t ~ -ei
OF any debt aud the deliver 81 sy rIo-rH' l-1n--s
b ..or, 10 The IN BY residents of this S-4- ~ .-!i ~,
~ IN. ,rt;,,tcE Of my properly ty their for luEs
whl,ryer are forbidden, by lc'T aud void pats 'e "a
.lay of August, 1873. AZ.
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- oRnrR ofIo.rrn w 49, p -. q.

IeY ORDER ofIosTPH " .PApporH Es2 : n7 y,
: sf,r.,Iasr-r a ara ias the County az b-''s" F'e
hereby r,vru THAR a'tac,sneai pa .>'s. =
~ ~ r,rr.a ei debtor on Due lrlai rr1t % ~ -
t.5.-an.-t.orcr. rgrula' - ;lle direction '. -
c.-.Ituy tf-eI nf, 'i-l.-st at-'uf1' =, .'..
,5r, dri' " ar! ttt tie etn. viii D. s14 '' - ~
,. ~ In, debts ru. be- the .ad PHi.D ilemef, li =
l,--S .tirh stt.cln,srr ACCORDING 20 Hy wat'1 -
ra1f!s from lie .t puhlcguOn o.. tss no'f' ~ A'
5lris fany debts, aHi the delivery OF nny proitil
, slI el.5r s Ill ~ for bis Use. ass ne i'i'sf =
mn property by ha Tor any purpose Taieef aye '''-1
i,y Inv and are yO.I.-DAtrd Nn-c1 - -
- "'' -'- ERASTUS COOKE Attorney iet
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FOURIER PnAL.Nx.-rhc Cincinnati Associa-
ton of Fouricritcs left the city this morning to
organize themselves on the ground they have
selected for their experiment. They have pur-
chased tract OF land in Clermont county, about
IS miles above the city. We understand that
arrangements will be made 10 commence opera
tons immediately. Gin. Chron.
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appiy within the tme Q: a6oye, 70 AVOID The penalties q ~
Law. Ry 9nte;, MQNS0N CLAEEE, First N1ehsL
CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Publc n.tic. ., hereby .ya
So tile owner or owncts occupant tocru2alt,Os h0F
n t III, ed OF VllppVd anus H''ed ttLtJ -
or and lodged N me Street Commissioner. office m e.
animation Oy all person, interested. Building ,ow
Broadway between l2th and 18th aso the Bo-
between M and 18th street., embracing lots s0th ,des
3,a street between University place ana 81 ifee
way between 18th and lith streets on the Bowe betvon =
and ith streets the south SIDE Of 1ith between B'os
way and 81 avenue, gnd University place east side lsi"o-
Eth and 18th streets.
Al persons whose interests are affected by the above nHn
assessments, md WHO opposed - tie some, ~ iAei
Them requested present the,r objection, i "tnfi
the undersigned. az the stu: Commissioner O.ce, f-
tA:ty days !om the date ofih> notice.
JOHN EVEN, Sisee: Commissions, ard
Chairman ~ is-elof..
Stree. romrpi.S,orr-'s o,fre Savlt-h 1891 MIC is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

THE County BoANp.-This body met and or
ganized yesterday, and passed resolutions which
will be acted upon meeting of the Board next
Monday, favorable 10 the payment of civil and
military forces called into service IN the sup
preston OF the riots of the past week. The
County Commissioners furnished their estimate
ofthe expenses OF the county for the year lol4.5.
The amount for damages Tor riots in which judg-
ments have already been obtained against the
county, is S27,500. The amount OF rates on
which the per centum is TO be levied, 97,500,000
dollars. Irhlad. Gaz.
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rhfniS1rY ami rhiI0SOphY.

MOL chemistry OF !Asieuf Ancsat Eernentss-fire,
.4ir Eu.i cI;t HGer-FoGEtsd ugoG LrctGrr delivered
before He Majesty the Guen, Uy THoNA; GsFFlrH Lee
turrr chemistry Al - Bartholomew hosglts Gsra'-
III by upwards of seventy -ng-ihcS TIE BOOK OF milo
sOphcz Experiments iustIatn. the principal facts ami
Phenomena OF El.ctTicity, Gaisausm. Magnetism
Chemistry Optics Heat, Introductory pbssrvatiors
Zach Science, and upwards Of 800 Experiments. b !,
DALTON
is chiefly Intended those who l.v. s:ui.d the
Abs;Ts- details ard theories avoided, useful and interest
ing information upp-i sud instruction united with
sinneGt EAplct directions ar given respecting The Per
Torrance OF tie Experiments.
4 person who Performs Experiment and thoroughly
understands The OF Will hardly ever iore he
ciye tiiluStrte X has been the object OF the writer TO III
roduce only such experiments r.ay be performed with SIM
pie aP.etus. and such mag b. easily and csaFy pro
cured Extracts from the PrsfGce.
- The two books 4uoT- named have met with r-pio
and sale England sad continue 20 o. POP
ulal aud Demand Notwithstanding each sold II
about our times III pcy Of the cost Of both works to5s-
in the edition PLats l. the Series Of CS.ta Bos;S Ter ;l'
Psoplea
The above works neatly printed ceaE 'yne wiki
about $50 e-rayl, aud Together sold u ts -XcrrcDE y
los uIice Of p cents: i've copies !oT s..
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SECOND BOARD.
puhl.c Stock E:Ichange. May I6.

70 .hrs Nor and Nor % 6 80 shrs Huntington Canal 10
30 do do....... b31 Is y DO Canton Coz. o.
10 do Hnrlcm Krd.... ~ 10 do Sionngton oJ
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L.tctnreS on GetIOg!.
G'COnGell'S Ireland,

Memo. on leland >-:.r- and S-H9u, tstcoEd Ftiton
ty DANIEL OtoSNELL VI ! "i-' ii'As'5-' % Az
Pic. . c1.'s; five coIies 81!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

II ALE ROpE-Cottou waste md bassns waited L; man
IL uiacturcr's prices Tor cash by
ap3 GAUNT & DERRICKSoN. l59 Sou;h-s;.
MUSCOVADo SuGAR-&1 hhds on bead barQue General
mlo N@'' GiiLNNELL. MINTURN- & CO. IS souihss.
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D0Cg. IIOCsENAS'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

JSREPAR IN and sold by wholesale Jy JOHN j. DAVIS
city of Hudson. Columbia COUNTY. y. y. and fo sale II
vas ''' JAMES S A>PINlvALL, SIS WilIam-s:ree'.
Aeon niy Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

rE'AYEkS AID EXCiSE ilCENSE-Norre p, evcT
person yegdug eat,ge ~ ~ eta.a= ei''ns % -9Is'
cu- LIQUORS '!e C.ts Cf SeH i"rS.
Al persons who shall eel tc0 strong s0tISri "
qnor Except Importer. Di-tlef, ~ as ary lGgap ..
por.cd distilled by tsn m quantities above ff" s7opl
without ilIHg ut u.trei csne for s--h purpose iig1
tie Mayor, and TIRE respective Aldermen and is','l'' % -
att which they esefly fesde subject D. l1W ~
eacr offence TO the penalyo 50 md 10 casen R-l-n,9
the add t.una Punishment by gdrtmeHtI o Dr." gH1 19i;
.n1menr inye-n ami tyc.,a ren.s Sc 10 i-fr'lo. be '1
atiir Mayor Office IS tai, sweeg the .oun o 10 -
2nc ck, the days prescribed a fellows Joy each ,'"
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Sales of Real Estate at auction, May 16.

BIZ UsgO0d q BarH:.
3stoy brick 3 Washington 50
3story brick dwelling Albanyst 3,yU
DO. do do Observation-Disclosures. $50
By Halliday t. JcU ms.
l. hr Il 70
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- ,,MORNING BONT Vt SEN En- y;
\ - 1 M, = [,

= IL L+FOR PEEkSku.L, NERPLNNcK' = ''R.S-
S-z=s,sY pnNr StNG,S:S9. REE a., aSl
nnri-ihc and sps,.d >tsauI:Ht % VI.
III : Captain William H. fTisee, wal leave New ON 'i'
,i inf at Cbsners street every mnmm: ~ seven cuN
Frtilvs Observation-Disclosures leave leSSt same, ny az
rcock NJ except Sunday, when she VII leave PERSIAN ~
ik ? H Iaa.ns II the foot OF laWtnoad street each
yy:lr freigh, taken ~ reduced rates
t;5,jrril goods freight. baggage bank bills. specie 81
.n ,bSt KIND OF property taken shipped. put on b"ani I'M
-, .m ~ = = " ~ ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

ITO CGNTRACToRS.-Pu=s 10 4 Resolution Of the
Board OF Supervisors of the COUNTY Of Westminster, the
subscribers wall proposals Removing Court
House al he Plans a iee from the place where
stands tairH= and building Stone l>emen, under the
Tor pr>dn, ant making al necessary repairs thereto.
Proposals WI he received jointly >epufa;e'y iof the Stone
Work. the Carpenter Work. and The Iron Nu;k.
The plans and specifications for the work etat the store
of Robert Palmer " h;e fla.s where tiey be exam
med
Al proposals for any part Of t wort ;nu4; he sealed and
cent w, or forwarded TO- Robert Palmer before sth
tny OF June next
Contractors c this work will be required 10 give ,,actory
security ioE The faithful performance ai let cantIact
ROBERT PALMER. building
ABDAH MORGAN. : Commit
White Plans, May %, lsta ,-----' uI3 ict
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hesc ships all OF IN ff. class and commanded by able
and experienced n=ysaots. The cabins gnnty furnished
and aiio'd superior ACCOMMODATIONS iOE passengers. The puce
OF passage IRON New York 10 Liverpool 3O and from v
epool New Yo& s25 including sores ard bedding without
Neither the Capain viii be responsible for any .et
ten parcels or package unless regular bills 0; adg signed
d G8iSNEIL MINTURN K CO.. 70 South t.
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SIMPSONS HorEI..-T'he subscriber tsndef. ms
ss:;. hi, friends and patron, 2L ' y, .g,. r and
,i,-r them that he ha- removes! t'eeiron - ~, pI5eI
l,0.s No .! iiurse: street, winch has oes 'atfuI
= -e and enlarge! IN AL Is various departments q
gni'ss and gentlemen d>iTori' GA ci'nieI,,c q,
-, an! central .t,.rt.o with al Tie g-:unirSes o y i
Isr horse te present location cer> e'eIy ~.
lsjraans are airy and conyr!l.,l, tEI s"e
terms sl5ii aA ei. H.! e. 81 = u m, I'm
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F0R SAI E-That heauiul and healthy SiunHon Do
longing The estate Of AnIIsw 1 Fb ,ns Sixth
ys-s gnA one Hundred and Third and One Hundred ana
Yth ;-fs containing about acres OF land wei! ipcSeT NIKE
ft nd other trees On the premises reSpcaoe
h,,i-c to .:ne- high floor with sli1ne ou.
hlirrS The from the premises embraces iuli.ae:
Fast and Harlem Rivers and the Islands IN the same ana pat'
of Lon. Island ~ TIE foreground -, ,,.,,.,.
nt .ti M vate sale before The ath day az May next
viii then bc offered - sale public auctioii at the Ai;sca,s
Exchange For terms aud pGrlcunn apply 20 -h'h"" VIC
Gown ,iI ; . j Xfif,NCE John street
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: - ;, 7. POWELL co.'s I I'M fT ~
&Giml a5I ,s-3 az Maven : w.
S5]551Io1; i.tiiiANDER. Can't. K. MnrdGp WI,
leave the per foot oN st. eEe'S 'iuA'' i"'s ''
SATURDAY az ! % clock, Z. NJ. =, ,.,,,, \,
Refurri1= viii leave NeWbursn every HiohuaS ''0a - w.
and Ti:ss,!ay und Friday NJ 7. VI. - 49,, Pc
~ s-S nr passage apply 20 the Captain on boafu no
ne and freight o All descriptions bank bills or spere u. On
f%s ri must R Il the risk of owner, thereof unes ui' %
In. or -eceipt be signed for the same. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

MINERAL WATERS.-'The unders -uei having been ap-
= pointed the iseu, for the e uf The celebrated Mineral
Waters OF hssin-ea and Boe..d VI Germany. keeps con
SANITY hand ui supply ~ these highly valuable winters,
put ~ with The possible ind fresh from
the springs ever month. The reputation Of these heinz
sell established. anu theI efficacy universally ackGo
lcc-e rent variety 81 .ease. deemed necessary
publish arr thing ;1n that the pubic viii always be
supplied WIKI the genuine Article by applying uuGec-
isGed, where every Information the subject Wi DE- cheer
fully gwen. FLORIAN STRAUSS.
mys I'm Agent ia the = N Beaye! 81, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

rsa r. FOR NEWBURG h s,;h, at H,n SaI
- IL IS wells. West Point, Gold SpFins' 'or""a''
49,, and FrhkII Landing. ,,,.. ,,.,,,o, ,.;,
The steamboat JAS. MADISON Capt Ghas iia;'ela WI,
leave w srrcn street pier er2fy ueS'aS ana f'a''
O'Clock n, Dbl mn, ., s,acio mn,
IN board this boat without being entered on the booh cI
ri for must TIE rik ct the owneT> thereof INNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

O'Clock the sfrIc =yrlia-.
90 sluu-s ec. Pleasure Parties w. ind thS be NEST de-
- tui Excursion i.ain lie city, intc1I, ale unusually com
For father i#rtlru.-r EguIeu The tattn "l b'f' ~
81 j. stN RENSSELAER,. agent. corner u DDGGe l4t
We; .tre.ls H. e. St\ NolH SUPERINTENDENT.
PseHse-, !Dr Oweg9, iiHs!2m2ig9 ana ~ iae 'lgel.
places 70 ~. Southern counties * The stale u e-t orh ana
Note!r n.zs o.! p.aG.9 iyani. W. iuI list sa'c stage
AMI ca1ei drives 10 take tlen tom ,lL!eto"u cheaper aud
uo7e ~ ged.ciOus ulanGny o'.e: Toute. H5
Nf,lT. YORK AND IfiRLEsi RAILROAD
al i CONpANY.-$t MilER ARRANGE MEN!>.
Ill! ON nad after Mas Is. lsi 'ae Cars vii rur rs
-.s:E..z-ri 1l.uWS:
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,57HE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
L AGESCr OF y. T. PALNER extensively a18 tnIOu- EJgt
the UEge states rs embracing most tine t Newspapers OF
the prucilai towns 80 the niJu established 10 Nassau
stree, Tribune Buildings cppcsy ty Hall, at tie Coal
Office. mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

t,,o ~ - Fa-n oi . acre.. N The '0Eut! %
- Midi j i miles tom south =: An ID, E NOD
mn i5 mi ont ioa,e, Apple Orchards and oulef
En-; is Tho Farm wi bcsod cheap ead mige, aSI
sysra md tr-,creet i letter tecicd TO - ~ IN oV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

The Marine Fire Insurance Company OF Rich
mond Va has declared dividend of ISL ceni for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-17

u 80 = ,NEiN EHENINU ] u II on,r and
-, splendid steamboat NEH : ' ',.
E,,,sv Will leave tho Zoo; Of f'trci.t 'lcs
S.ln n, i an SVEDN FSDhY EEENlNG. Ainy IJp. at
.5nk Regular days from New YORK hlonaSys, w IN. M
days ard Fnlays;-ifom Albany "eso"''
s JERSEY has been 70, nit and reToieie, all
- ~ - - ,i @ f,-s BE manner. she huS largo nuu'eF
ef1fcr rooms large and coinm"ior' pongi'I IN
ecs ladies saloon ~ IA sleeping hcco,i io,3s' g.. h.
fons for nearly 10 persons, iit u;tus ~
Of water Is liStl' -. =. l mn y. 20 mi3
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
CONSrIrIIrInN

E - AAO4N $3.50
oR FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF TUE STATE OF Iotjis14N4.
IVES the representatives Of tho people of all that mar,
1.-THE territory or country coded under the name Of Ton
lsl0na, by the treaty made at Paris, on the 3Oth ,dav 81
aprl, As03, between the United States and Fra13cc
contained m the following limits, to wit: beginning u
the mouth OF the river Sabine, thence, by ! line II H.
drawn along the middle Of said river, including ali is
lsianass 70 inc thirty-second degree of latitude thene,
due north 10 the nortliernmost part of fte th;rfy.tb;rd
degree of north l~atitude-fhence, alono tbc sa;d n,Eslfs
OF lattudes to the river Observation-Disclosures down lie
saad riNer to the river Iherville, and from thence aIona
EAe GAddie OF the said river and lakes Mamenas ana
fonschaFttrain 70 the gulf Of Mcxico-thence honnisd
ey the sad quito The place of beginning, includinr ali
lsnaRus wlshln farce leagues of the coast-in convention
sssemoleap by virtue Of an act Of congress, entitled aAn
act 70 enable the people or the territory az prIsans -
fNm a constitution and state government mi gr ~
aamlssion Of saia state into the Union on an eonaI foot-
Ieg with tue original states, and for other pnrnoses y
AZ oraer 10 secure 70 all the citizens thereof tbc enlovs
1nent OF the right of life, liberty and moncrtv =. do ords5;n
ana establish The following constitution or form Of nov.
eminent and do mutually agree with each other 10 foy,n
ourselves mo 1ree and independent state, nv me napa
ofthe State of Louisiana. ass
ARTICLE Il
Concerning Tie diStyibRti0a 81 f6e potre,s Of oorsrn,,. -
sec, 1 The powers of the government Of The .s,a,a 81
LOUISIANA shall be divided iuto three distinct ,,ena.t
ments' and each olthem be confded TO a semarots Eb oa,,
p naag1S'raey' viz: those which are Legislative 10 ons
shose which are executive to another, and those ysb;cb
are Judiciary to anothers "AS.
secs. No person or collection Of persons be;oo an.
OF those departments. shall exercise anv noy,or ~ ~ Ky
belonging TO either OF the others; except IN tbe ;nst ~ !
hsteiaaiser expressly directed or permitted.
ARTICLE II.
Concerning the Legislature department
sec. 4. The Legislative power of This STATE shall, r.,
Ysssed IN two distinct branches. the one 10 bo vtylsd tSs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
HOTEL NATIONAL.

Rae Iehougiiosaous, NcprelG 0rIeans, La.
Propfi6taire, G. N. GLIDEWELL.
fE SsSS LIE soussigne sollicit9 cspectueusemen la
EblHIii continuation dc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT qui iui a 6te 81
sattNliberaielne accordee ~jusqu'ici. II prolnets de
ne fisn n6gliger pourla commodit6 ct lie comfortable de
ses hetes. LIE National ayant etc dernieremeht com
r6par9. lo propridtaire peut otrir aux danes,
des aPpartemeats dogtla disposition peut -riyaliser ayec
cellede pTemicrs hotels du sns eide fouest.
c.. N. GLIDEWEbL.
NouvelIe Orleans, l6 Aoht--tli
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
GRANDE CONVENTION WING.

GRANDE CONVENTION WING,
oBI Do1F FIRE TnsUE A RATION ROUGE LIE
PREMIER LuNDI DhOCTOBRE.
A une Convention des D9legues des Clay
Gibbs DIES differences p~aroisses de Ia Louisiana,
reuni i Baton Rouge lie lundi 10 aoot, les reso-
lutions suivantes ont etc unanimement adoptees.
Resola qu'une Granae Conpeatioa des Wigs
dc Ia Louisiaac Sc reuaira d Bason Rouge, le
luadt Octo5ro prochaia.
R6solu, que lie Clay Club de Baton Rouge est
charg9de faee tous les arrangement neacessaircs
pour Ia reception des membres dc cette grande
Convention.
Reso!u que lie Clay Club de la Nouvelle-0r Dr.
leans est pr5 d'engager d a~ssister i cote Com
~yention, quelques-uns des orateurs distingu6 de
RUnion.
Resolu, que les wings dcs Etats voisins seront
eft sont par les presentes invites a Sc trouver i la
dite Convention.
Resolas que lie Clay Club de la Nouvelle-O
leans Sc precurera une banntere d'titat qui sc1a
offarte aux wings de la paroisse qui donnera pro-
portionnellemant au nonl5re total des votans l6-
gaux de la p%aroisse, la plus forte maiorite ponr
HENRY CLAY ct THEODORE FRELING-
AUYSENs@sconme President OF Vice President
des Etats- Unis.
PHILEMON THOMAS, President.
s. J. PETERS, ~.
NJ. BARROW, t"s fes'asAss'
$ 81 Il I s naqaSDA4' Secretaries.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
% ggD6@ 90 -, Manorp,

poison, lui qu,on a s~urveille de 81 pres dams Ia
prison. parce quill await manifesto lintcntion de
Sc tuer sill etait coildamne de nouveau?
On oubliait qt'il await aim6 une femme avec
IN deva1fnent sans bornes, etqu'a sen tour, pogr
~aerniefe pfeuve de son d6youmcnt, cette femme
dome iin haiser d,adiet. J. A.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19
ARrIcLn M.

Sensefnlag re fTscafste Department.
sec / The supreme executive power OF he state
slal ne vested n a chief magistrato, who shall he STYLED
INC Governor ofthe State Of Louisiana.
see, z, The governor shall be elected FIR fbe ,e,y, :,
!enr years IN the following manner: the citizenss cntitled
yes ior representatives shall vote Cora governor #
'ae aiine and place ofvoting for representatives and sen.
s s;6ns, \ te9f votes shall be returned blythe persons pre-.
dressed to the president of the senate. ana an th ~ se.o aai
Gay o. The general assembly the members Of The two
houses shah meet il the house of represcntntiyes AMI
lmmedlateiy after the two candidates. who shall have al.
saalaS s@e greatest number IF votes, shall be balloted for.
2nu neele having a majority Of votes shall be governor
froYlaeo, however, that if more than two cannd;dates
nave ooinlred The highest number Of votes, Il shall he he
duty OF the general assembly to ballot for them IN tbs
manner ABOVE prescribed, andin case several candidates
'S'pia0 ''aia an Sgnsl Hnab@ a vctss nsxt Is sks oos.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19

f- Les personnes qni ont en- mains lie listes
de subscriptions aust. Landry Wing sont prices
de nous les remettfe le plutot possible ayec lie
plus de signatures qu'elIes auront phi obtenir.--
Ain que nous p~uissiors taife nos liasses c~tlesex-
pedieI.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-09-19

G Nous eSperons que nos anis de cette pa
roisse no nous oublierons pas dams la dispensation
de leurs f~ayeufs. Nous aurons besoin de bean
coup d'industrie ct d'4conoInie pour nous mains
tenir all milieu .des temps durs, ct, determines
que nous sonmes 4 fare nos efforts pour que la
paroisse ne manque plus dun bon Journal wing,
nous attentions da part wing. aide etprotection.
Nous sommes Il meme d'exacuter toute es-
pece d'ouyragc d'imprimerie, tells que pamphlets,
cartes de yisites. atfiches.% ciFculaires &ca, dams
10 plus courtdelai ct aux termes les plus moder9s.