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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PR0CLAM NATION.
NY THE GOVERNOR.

"THE LoRD REIGNErHi LET THE PEOPLE
TREMBLE ? "rHE LORD TAKgTH PLEA
SURE IN THEM THAT FEAR ilIM,IN THOSE
THAT HoPEI His MERCY" As individuals
and people il beconieth US to fear tho juds-
ments Of the Lord for many sins, and for par
don and blessing to put our trust in Him who Is
abundant in Mercy and Goodness and POwer:-
DO, THEREFORE, in consideration Of the rev.
erence due To Almighty God, aud in compliance with
The custom of our fathers, appoint FRIDAY, THE
FIFTH DAY OF April. NEXT, to be observed rs
n day Of FASTING, I'll UTILIZATION and PRAY Err /;
and invite all tho peo pc to solemn observance Of
that day, by absninins from all secular ompoyments
not required by necessity or mercy,-by c0nies ion
and heartfelt repentance Of all sns,-by humble
prayer 10 God 20 avert the judgme nts which de-
served for transgressions individuals, and CIR
tue oppression, the intemperHnce, and tho wicked
ness which in the land. Let acknowledge that
even the seYerest nffctinns which qny of have
be en- called to endure, well tho most signal in
hiciions OF Divine PrUydenfe upon the nation, but
mercies compared with the pupshmenis that sins
have mast fully provoked; and with renewed and
sincere resolves TO walk in the fear Of God let i'm
pore forgiveness for the past, through the merits OF
Christ our Savior, and diFine wisdom to guide and
grace 10 sustain US. Let seek his blessing upon
the land that il may bring forth abundany and upon
all our citizens that they may be prospered in their
lawful and proper employments. Let US seek his
blessing upon the State that temperance, justice,
der, and obedience to the laws may our
rnlers may be wise and fIithfnl men-pnI that our
religious, literary, and civil institutions may be
tanned and improved Cor the promotion Of righteous
ness, knowledge, liberty, and the happiness Of
commonwealth And, finally, let US seek his bles-
sing upon the Nation. that peace may be maintained
that ITS rulers may seek TO promote the welfare OF
the whOlethat The spirit Of union and mutual good
will may prevail; s let MS pray shat God would put i
into the hearts Of the American People TO abolish
Slavery at once and forever, and 10 become in al
things that happy people whose God is ihe Lord and
whose high privilege shall he, by their qwp cpnsis
Christianity and Civil and Religious Freedom to the
acceptance ofthe orld
GIVEN under my hand at Peacham, Ibis Tih day
Of March, in the year Of Lord ihousnnd
eight hundred and forty four, and Of the Ipde-
pendence Of the United States the sixty e ighth.
JOHN MATrOCKS.
BY the GoYernor--lIENRY HALE, Secretary.
ICPNo pa, tjcular change in the markets.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT S..
The Hon. the Probate Court for the Distric.
of Orlenns-ro all persons concerned in the Es-
tate of Royal X. Williams, late of Cover, decens-
ed, interstate, GREETING.
XNTuEaEis, John Boardman, administrator Of
w said deceased has Glel in sIil Court, his ap;
plicatop in writing representing that the estate of
said deceased is nsevent and Insufficient Ivy the sam
OF three hundred dollars for the payment of the just
debts of said deceased: and requests license 10 sell
the equity Of redemption to the homestead OF said
deceased situated in Glover and being all the real IS.
tate whereof he died seized in this State.
Thercfrc, II is ordered that oil concerned be noll-
fed by plb cation OF this ordeE three weeks success
lively in the CaIrdonisn printed at II. JohnshuTy in
this State that they may appear at session of the
Probate court To be holden at the Probate Office
at Irasburgh on the LIST Wednesday of April next
and give bonds Tor the payment OF the debts of said
decreased, or show canse why license SHOULD not be
granted aforesaid.
Given under my hand Mt Irashurgb, in said dis
trct, This 9Th day Of March. A. ID. 1914.
346w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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Farm fOR Sale,

Situaied in Concord, Vermont, one mile aud half
~ west of Concord Corner and within one mile
of West Concord known by The name Of Chase's
Village, where there is excellent water privilege
on hitch Is n FIRST rate Grist Mill, and Saw Mill in
which boards shingles and clapboar1s are sawed
Oil MIL and one Wherlwrighis shop in the viz
lage and two Blacksniihs aud one Shoemaker The
People Of Ibis vicinity have contracted Tor The cree
lion and finishing OF a convenient hJee,ibg house
the present season. Sdid Farm r6niains 2O4 acres
of good land. 100 under IMPEACHMENT, suitably di.
vi.ed into Pastnpring ana moving, with two sugar
lots containing 800 trees each, also two small orch
aidst and never falling stream Of first rate water i
sail House. The buildings are, House "a feet
by 40, mostly finished except The chambers. with
he'd attached TO it 20 feet by So Luilt in the sum.
Of Is4I. divided into kitchen, woodshed, Car
riage-house and Creamery. Barns. 80 feet by AZ.
| 80 ny 80, hut in 1899; l shed to the barn. On
said Farm was raised 600 bushels Of grain the pact
season. There are 20 acres of Land TO plant and
SOW the present the most Of pionghed last
fail. One half of the purchase money required In
advance liberal credit given for the remaiDder.M
Possession given mediately. For further partcu-
lars inquire of tho subscriber on the Farm.
JACOB RICHARDSON
Concord, Feb. 93J,. 1874. r.. ASST
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PREBLE STREET HOUSE.

IsORFL.4.NIO, .HE.
VHNHE subscriber would inform his Fris nds and the
IL pubic in The vicinity Of Vermont and New
Hampshire, that he still continues to carry the
Public House business his Old stand in Preble st.
The House is located within rods OF the Market
and business part Of the city; the House has had
large additions made to il tie pat season; the stable
il the largest p the ely ans Suaie4 hsi all load
ed teams and carriages stand under cover and safely
locked up. The House is calculated pressIy for
medium price business House, and the proprietor
pledges himself that nothing shall lie wanting his
part tn make it agreeable house for the traveller
and all who may favor him with call.
336m3s JEREMIAH g. LEANITT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Packet Ship Liverpool arrived at N. J. March
9. 1t brings Ihe intelligence Of the death OF Gen.
Bertrand, the bosom friend of Napoleon, and recently
visitor to this country.
The Stale Trials On Saturday, Sd, Ny M'Donah
addressed the Court behalf Of Mr. Steele. During
the day Mr. o'CouneIl applied to the Court that his
address might be adjourned until Monday and the
Court complied. On monday, then. at ten o'clock
precisely, their Lordships took their seats upon the
Bench, and as soon Us the names Of the raversers
and Jury were called over, Mr. o'ConneA rose and
commenced his speech, which was very long, and
occupied the Court throughout the day. The Court
was crowded with an immense throns Of eager LISTEN
ers ....
After O'Connoll concluded, the Court adjourned to
the nexI day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
Premium s

Oasre by the Caledonia County Agricultural Soci-
ETY..
TENHE Executive Committee propose tn apPropri-
IL three htIhs OF the funds Ut the Society (atter
delaying the sxpensesI To premiums upon the best
cultivated farms: to be distributed into the different
towns bali in proportion To the population, and
the other half equally divided among the towns.
They propose To give premiums upon the thrse
best cultivated farms in each town; Tor the LIST, I'd,
aud 81 best in proportion 10 ;, , and lregard be-
ing had to the general management OF the larm, the
expense Of conducting the same, the amount OF pro-
duce and the relative condition Ut tile farm at the
commencement aud close OF the year, and preference
being gwen to the most economical and profitable
mode oil farming combining profit w llh improve
meut in the general condition OF the farm.
Each application for premium must be made - the
Agent hereafter to be appointed in each Town, in
writing, on or before the first Tuesday OF June next
No farms will be examined in any town, IN winch
there ar not six applications Tor premiums.
The Committee also propose to appropriate
fifth part OF said funds TO premiums upon different
kinds of stock aud The other filth part 10 premiums
upon agricultural products, ihpIeihes of hush ndry
aud domestic MANUFACTURERS.
Tue COMMITTEES will hereafter give more particular
notice OF The of the several premiums Ia I've
awarded and tue several descriptions Of stuck, agr
cultural products, implements uf husbandry and do
mestlc productions, upon which they propose to "a
ward them. - 'E'' ~ II ~
Tue Committee appoint the following individuals
Agents in the several towns, whom applications
for pteTuais may be made, and to circulate the Con-
stitulion Tor signatures:
Hardwick, Slas Underwood; Walden, Leonard
Fafrrhglon; Cabot, Je:emrah Atkins: Peaclap, 3.
A. Chandler; Groom J. N. Hale; Ryegeit, Robert
Symnes; Barnet, William stuart, 81. Johnsbury,
James Harris; Waterfold, Lucius Freem,n; kmbJ.
A. w. Burroughs Lyndon. L. Is. Chase; Vince
lock, John W = Blown; Sheffield, Seweil Bradley,
DAnsIIIe Thsorh,lus Drew; Newark, L.. NJ. Sleeper;
Sutton, Jacob Blake, Burke. LucIus Denison. :
+. T.. FULLER, Chaifmah of the st
3I6 . - Executive Conmitiee.a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
Vim EEnmkrrlntcy

NOTICE to all creditors and other persons in inter-
est thai by order Of The District Court of the United
States for the District OF Vermont dividend out of
the assets Of
Joseph WARREN, Of Irasburgh,
SOLON BROWN, Of Concord,
Bankrupts will be made and declared by tho Court
on the ninth 'aY Of April next, O'clock. foye
noon at the 9fee Of Samuel Prentiss District Judge,
in Montpelier, in said District, among the creditors
who shaI have proved and filed proofs Of their detts
before said day, unless sufficient cause lie then and
there shewn to the Gnntrary.
EDWARD II. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Dated the IIth day of March, 1874. Bowl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18

,,h,,mon who trembes or becomes en-
popularity % Wv, % neoOle sing. (Checrs.) and If The
% " ,,o,s too to muster with banners and to get
people CHOOSE ' d,re eninsay the popular will' He
'n''" y, bad manners, and bad habits he, the
eaa' Us ." ,I.owald, Ia laugh,) think it is, he
poo o- naio,,y of the People for tho way they
l'dns | oS !, /, A pretty spectacle indeed And
le n"' ,n or,bs little man of Lindenwuld, lest
ha ''' '" h,,ld become corrupt. Cheering. sneer'
'0''" t.,,ior Oh, how pity tho terrible alarm
% 900 '"'1 10, November Is44, and when we
emu" ~ ~, music and our singing, and banners
qn WV" ham. from this last sally from his Linden
1,' ,. a, (,hou,. of laushterl What terrible
'6 '''' r,I bs 10 Republican TnstitutiOns(a nugh)
..'imp,ion, near, trenowed laugh,er) ''They
n' on, Of office" he will cry asoi" as he is
y. now. The country is ruined it seems if
Fq"s m him Ccheers and prolonged laughter.)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
STAGE FARE REDUCED!

VKVWO DOLLARS from Hauaser TO Nashua. via
Windsor and CIaremOnt, Ffanceslo~n, New-
po,t and Henniker. S,age leaves Hanover after the
arixnT of the northern stage and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at oeock leaves,tlr.s next MORN
inc a, 6af.pls, A. and arrives ia Na-hua IN season
for the last Train Of cars fur Lowell and Boston.
F. A. HUBBARD, Agent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18

In Ryegatc, March u, by Rey. Thomas Good
willie, Mr. ARCHIBALD BicHoR, or BachopviIle,
Barnet, 10 Miss MARGARETT ANN BEArrIE,
daughter of James Deaue, Esq
In this town, March Is, by Rev, J. II. WGrcester,
Mr. llENRY LovEJoY TO Miss NANCY NJ. daughter
of Dea. s. Warner.
In Greensboro, Feb. IS. by Jacob Patch, Esq.
Mr. CLASS WARn,of Iiardwick,to Miss I.UcRErIA
SLAP, Of Greensboro.
In Danyilie, March 7th, by Rev. n. Bedford, Mr.
Bella S. Dewey, oi lte.on, v. H., to Miss Lou ISL
Carter OF Peachanl. .5 ..a.
. Ip Nashua, ". Il 9Th Feb. by Rev. l.. c. Browne,
MIR John Phiibrick Of Nashua, Miss AIartha Jane
Parker, recently Of Danvle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18

The GRAND JURT AT WtsHIgeroN have sum
moned witnesses to testify to the assault Of Mr. Wei
er of Ohio upon tina Reporter Of the Baltimore Pat
riot and to obtain testimony also IN regard 10 the al
legged misconduct OF Mr.. Mcdonnell, 81 Alabama
Both gentlemen are locooco members Of the House Of
~ . t'' W. ~ 49, ~ -
Representatives. sa g.. s..sa. ....-.
WAsHINGroN CRrMINAL CoURT.--The Criminal
Court, (Judse Dunlop P'e.idng,) commenced lts ses-
sion in Washington Monday. Hon. John BWeI-
Ter has been indicted ler his assault aPon Nlr Shryer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
,,r yry SECRETARY OF STATE.

-, 'p p..,asut nominated and the Senate have u
' ,.,J, ,oo6rmed the nomination Of John c. Cal
''.'' ,fS,sb Carolina, for Secretary Of State in
w.. y, ,fM Ivshur. Gov. Shannon of Ohio, has also
!, =, animated Minister to NeXico.
-. ,om.whnt doubtful if Mr. Calhoun accepts the
,,,i,,m.nt though it is said by his friends that he
"A IA 90 lie is an arden friend Of the annexation
I.iT,,, and would carry into the Govern ment a
r,r,,a influence in favor Of that project.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
TOKENS OF GOOD.

OocgssrER REDEEMED. JOHN ALLEN, (whig)
d, been seclsd Mayor ofthe city of Rochesier,N.Y
4, majority Of $50 votes, which is the lnrgest ma
%iv ever recciyedby any candidate for Mayor in
That city, Iaco list year.
BUFFALO REDEEMED. WILLIAM kErcHuM
trhi., vaI on Tuesday, Sch inst. elected Mayor of
'DodalO, NY, by a majority Of 2I4 over his Loco
Fro competitor Loco Foeo majority last year, 1877.
4 VINO vrrORr IN TRoY. Ga Tuesday, Cur
Boz Comm. Wing, was cleo ted Mayor Of Troy by
bh majority,
4 LOWELL Ms. The Wings Of Lowell have elect
Elisha Huntington, Mayor of the City by 5Il ma.
|dly. This is great VictOry-a gain Of several
|lndreds from last election.
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4 TEMPERANCE. motion was made at the
March Meeting" in this town, the 5ih inst. to re-
ust the Civil Authority to withhold licenses from
PERSONS for selling sPituous liquors, to be used
beverage. The motion wns carried by a large
faptiy Of The number voting.
The following towns at their annual March meet
r!' voted, in most cases by majority Of 3 to TO
instruct the County Courts and the Civil Authority
the respective towns not TO license the sale Of spir
Nv TO be asd as beverage: Brattleboro', Rutland,
harrington, Springfield, eathcrsfe!d, Wardsbnro"
FSTnslsrd Castle,on and Woodstock. In half Of
be oTo IN ADDISON County spirit cannot be found
! asn taverns or stores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
lVM STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER-IOss OF
MANY LIVES.


We have the distressing intelligence by way of
NTOrIeans that on the morning of the Isl inst. be-
n Feea and O'Clock, the steamers De Soto and
n Seye came in collision in what is called Old Riv-
4 ut below Atchaialaya, and that the latter boat
hNnE to her hurricane deck in less than five min
y r..
''e DackGye was ascending the River with up
"'0 hFee hundred souls on board wi te and black
a al' number between 60 and so ure estimated to
" been lost
the reayune Extra of March 2, IL O'Clock A. NJ.
P''s"" VINO has been on board the De Soto des-
''' "e whole scene as heart-rending beyond des-
"'" Inc passengers were all asleep at the time
4'''uent'and such as were saved, only escaped
"er night clothes. Mothers rushed rrantically
Oa' IN search Of their chiIdren-husbond. IN se,,ch
We" wives and sisters. Mr. IIymes, of Alexandria,
I'S ,'''y was with him, lost his daughter, beau
ana interesting girl, with his wire's sister, des.
.n all accomplished young lady. lie also lost
,' "''een negroes Col. Richard King lost two
'"' WI Alex Mckenzie, late of Florida lost his
'',S" enid rem. and several negroes; Mr. John
wv a''0 from Florida, los, his wife, one child and
"es'oes; young man name unknown, lost his
mi. VT Bean attempted to swim ashore with
H. p"e"' and both were drowned. OF the
Wv, passengers on board the buckeye but few were
". 50 suddenly did she go down.
h0o.,;I "e passengers lost every thing, but it is
y present to estimate the full loss. The
braa .ne "' pe Soto, which boat was but little in
Dms IN saving the lives Of many, and also
uOo..;.'- property. At this late hour we find i,
a. NJ 10 give further particulars in season for The
man.. .De De so'Ois now a, our Levee, and the
'0"' OF those who have lost children and other
a''es are still heard. N'',' ''''''
ms a, ., The \. New Orleans picayune of the Sd
ad ,,,;r., Few further particulars. The De Soto
B , a'% at that bringing many of the suffer,
Esl ,n. -'" o. the dead bodies as had been recoy-
ID .i.,., Them those of Mrs Hyme'a little girl
h., n',aw' and one OF the children Of Col.
b.i,;,. '"o Miss Elisabeth Smith. The P;oaypna
MA tP'd' signed by some of the survivors s,c,,
i, FL, we captain of either boat-in which how.
Pe"once Is probably to be placed.
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srATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS as.
At Probate Court holden at IrasbuIgh. in and fnT
said District on The 29'h day Of February, A. D.
ls44-z so
A N Instrument PprRqTting 10 be the last Will
L N aud Testament of Susan Bailey, l,te of Troy,
deceased, presented The Court for Probate by
Frederick Fuller the Executor therein named
Therefore, it is ordered that all PERSONS concerned
be notified hy publication of notice three weeks sue
cessively in the Californian, PRINTED at st. JohEs-
bury in this State, that they may appear before the
Prbae court aforesaid a session thereof to be
hodep at the Probate Office, at IIasburgh, on the
lst "Wednesday Of Ap;i, IeIt and contest the pro-
Given under my hand at Irssi,grsh, in said dis
trict, this 4th day Of March, A. b. 1874. '"'"
3i6w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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hca, Euo-. Two gentlemen, a few days
blood If fIarge drove of sheep in the neigh.
PpO,ed - l sO'"g towards Portland .one of whom,
|ud ram.., &C the Purchaser and owner, was over
4 year,,o 10 the other-''thdt flock Of sheep,
bad OOv' :, could have bought for 81 so head
bid buv -" ICY are worth SO a head. Then, I
ek Of ~. pe''' Tor so cents JAow, will sell that
|s b,ck !" 'alr market price, and take MI the
pv ~ a and allow 81 so cents saiece for Them
he 7rnrifha, no, PRODUCED +. gy., ~ e, .~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18

iCT= Dan Wins'oY has been elected by the SEN
ate as Post Master at Burlington, VI.
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the SECONDS ,rOuier ana hsneJ nave also oeen hoted
NEW-HAMPSHlRE-Ele Election last Tuesday. Re-
suit in about two thirds Of the Snte nearly the
ns last year. Litteton, Lancaster, Lyman and White
field have elected Wing Rep'
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NOTICE.
Miss DWIRE

WOELO inform the inhabitants of Lyndon and
w its vicinity, that she has commenced the
Millinery AND DrcSs-Naakims
business at The house of pr. II. w. Teaches, orpo-
site the Methodist Chapel at Lyndon Conner, wliero
she will attend to all calls in said business or will do
the work for families in the immediate vicinity ss
would best suit her employers, and will her
work TO SPIT those that may please to favor her with
their CUSTOM.
Lvn'lcn Conner. March 6, 1874. 345w6s
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what has produced il should like to know" A
very important question truly, and which our iuror-
nant did not hear answered. Portland ,Adperii-
ser.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WTE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w tie Probate Court for the District of Oreans.
CommissioPers, to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the esate
of RUFUS ID. HOYEY,
late Of Alhapy, iP said district, deceased, rcpIs-
senird insqlyepi, and all claims and demands exhib-
itel in Offset thereto AND SIX months from this date
being allowed fqr ipi purpose, hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 abe business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of the widow of said
Il. D. HOyey, in said Albany, on The second Thurs
days Of April and July isi%-ai TN O'Clock A. NJ.
CHAS. w. PRENTISS,
WILLIAM RoWELI., Scommissioness.
Albany, March 2, 1914. 345w3
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Is3AEGsSa

In DanviIc, sth inst, widow Abigail Chaplin. az
ed II. .H.
In Walden, 18th ult, George w. Cameron, aged
10 years.
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Mr. Julian May. the slayer of young Coebrane, and
the seconds Pooler and Ashe have also beeo Indicted
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@AMsMRAGwSa

ICFNo particular change in the marke
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06
GRANDE EFT IMPORTANTE AMELIO-
RATION DAMS LA FABRICATION DU
gfTCPE

Les soussignGs ont acquis auiourd'h hui de
NJ. Charles Harriqel, par acte passe devant
l'hon. Oh, Tessier Juge de la paroisse d'Eat
Baton Rouge, tous ses droits ct pratentions
sur Ia machine a ecnmer lie sdcra, irventae
par lui. etc, Ia quelle machine est eonside-
rec par tours les habitants sucriers les plus
experiments, qui FONT vue, CONNIE degant
rempIir IN grand vide dams la fabrication du
ce moyen ct dams un temps
ylfngt fois pIna court on Pourra c%nleyer par
faitement les matieres 6%trangeres dc la GRAM
DE, ct parconseguent clarifeF lie jus, ce qui
permettra de faire du sucre de quaIit6 supe-
rieure, sans diffculte.
Els sont prets a executor avec prcrH2'ifude
tcus les ordres qufleur seront donnes dams IN
bref delai, de Ia maniere Ia plus conyenable.
Toutes les communications adresaees ainsi
(Manchac Post Office Lap recepront une
pronpte r6pCnse.
McKITRICK & BROWN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-06
MARIE.

A une assemble du Corseil de Vile De Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, tonae le 4 courant, les
resolutions sui9antes ont etc adoptGes:
R6solu, Que de ct apres Ia publication de
cette resolution aucun nGgociant, marchand
OH autre personne dams les limites de Ia Coz
%Poration de Baton Rouge ne sera permits do
tenir chez lai plrs de cent iivfes De pbudfe a
Ia foia, sUjet a une p]ena1t6 de cit1uaute
p~iastres, recoverable sur conviction pardevant
lie Marie de la vile.
Resolu, Quill sera d. devtir dc totte per-
some Sc servant de poeles dams des sdifces
en- bois1 de fare passer lie tuyau du poole au
trayers dun autre tuyau, IN pied, al. moins,
de chaque cote de Northumberland, dams
tout les cas- on lis scront autrement places,
une amende Dc cling a dix piastres sAra re-
couyrable, sur conviction, pardevant le Marie
de Ia vile.
SAM. sKoLFIEDDj Grcaier.
II nov, 30