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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

TarLow pRIcE OF WnnL The pros.
p.cl Of high pncc for Wool This season
seems 10 br very snint INDEED In fact We
learn o. no sal, sas yet at any pfice From
some cause or other the demand for Wool
is no, commensurate wtIh the supply | We
are informed nllcht the wool-crop is equal
to If no, lar ger ,h1n the woolcrop Of s44
(Cln,on Comfy Wing
"The Tariff mnsrbe reduced 20 the Rev.
enne Standard says Mr. Secretary Walk
cr. Make mutton Of your sheep, turner's,
MS ,onn as possible their l'eces viii not pav
lor shcaring under Mr Folks ant, pto'ec.
tive revenue system Ifhe fear of Wha' IL
comiqs can thus paralyze the trade in WOO
~ hat will BE- ne cons"q1"n c. " hCH the d 3
IS on The foreign nulcir shall have been &C
fpcHp r,1tal-d7 But he arf is n drslc'
to enrich the manufacturing interest at tn'
e1p+n - Of The agficGiuus's. say the LncC
fcos What sav top. wool growers OF III
north and wrs p Trcv Wig,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA.
The ROYAL Mail Steamship, Britannia

The ROYAL Wall Steamship, Britannia
Capt Hrweu. arrived Saturday morning
NJ AT past n'clocH, in f'un''n anl = hnlf
DAYS from liverpool, with about 10 pass
rugrrs She has experienced nm nncom
monty rough passac,. for the season OF the
yenr. " nh had winds aud bad weather.
and Nns nI,o d taln,d of the tarbor Of
Halifax hy log
The Great Western arrived oHt on the
eth with American papers of the I'm
and .he Camhu, arrived same Mt moon
with paprrs Of 10Th. four DAYS later. The
Cambria made the passage IN TO dHvs md
l6 hours, including her de'cn,on an Halt
fax
There had bccn good demand for cotton
and large sales The American prowelon
rr,,de wa. reportod dull Money continued
abundant Mass COCKS are the only one
quoted at par IA London
Tie mammoth sl,amer Great Br'tnrn
hid arrived n, Liverpool III y hours from
Dublin aud was TO ;uII for New YORK on
the 2jlh
The Grcn, Western for New York, sail,
I'd from Liverpool, the day alter mo BhI'
annIa irh
. The proroc7,ion Of Parliament, II IS
conhd 'ndv exp clcd, wI!l take place about
lhc middle Of August, after which the
Qurrr add prace Albeit Will leave f''
/ Germany.
ss,ll that the Wesleyan MeIhod'N'
IL Gtes. Bnlain are about u dsp"n n"'
connocuan uGh those OF the United sL1es
who A., slayrt odefs
1hp Rlilwsy Bell announced d'seov
ie.y ola d. Brckrs, By which the rant
nr!udug the p9ocrst soils, ini even s'nds
arc rnatr to produce abudlnlly all sorts g
ctons u.lhs,H any manure
The Unmd SlI srr$'c' Gaz'ue, s,'tr'
,hs, in conseqwri.e vi I6r massacre 81 Ih'
rr.H 81 the Wasp m 10" coast Of Alma
u has b'.n Il te'n ln.'i a. Civ No qinirir' II
,iavts # uor the siieht..a nslsrucr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

In behalf Of the Cndis Of Norwich Uni
vrtsllv. "" beg leave To tender our most s'u-
cerr Acknowledgements for TIA" KIND ness and
attention manifested 10 the corps by the cut
gems OF the towns Trough which we passed
during our recent tour through this State,
and pnu nf NV York To the nGlering
rrccrlions mich our fri'ud 'xlcrdtd 10 US,
We a,t,lhnp much of the lrusure derived
from tn exrrrsinn Long will II be rcmrm
bcrcd with feelings Of unf'ianet satisfaction
f. B krLLooG,
J = PARKER,
J a Cow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

VoICE FR"M PLNNsYLvAh1A The
HI -lsburgh Uuioa the Organ I IT. J."
ccloco patty 40 i''nns lVuula. come, om n
y sru.. unt d'cislvr article ~ i,vor o. lh"
N6Ig nrif ct is24 II m people q
=, ms, !yanll--n -1,S-sg" Lvn. T. Ia
tbs law What ui'l tn f'er trad - lay
70 his dcy. lop m@al7 VITA rlliR sat-
uuf I.ocos Of the south say roIls broad
and un. qlyJcai drG Hcr of u ltedlng Wing
m,asu,e7 VIII Nt Polk who CHI AID
pennsv lvsuis oui al t. : s.;s by his fraud
ul-nl iuer To Jtmrt X knor Otnt IS 10
say # h. he not hlmsril 81 favor Of a Poo
trc,Ive Taiif. IN which event n" d"t'i''d
hrs Southern supporters --Slll VI PIX
dare tn encounter the h"sIilay OF lh' k'y
stone State, by commanding repeal oj
Iae ~odtosL oppr'nirs, THfqsai, Sn6oHsiI
fuiioAal 6lack Way TsriG ofa mate
rinl modihcalio Of III We shall s~c
The iiarrsburgh n per declares that 'h'
dmies imposed bv the eiistiog law Are not
eItravagsnily high Bs has been 20 round
/ ly charged 10 the Sonih llnys We Ic
/ gard the tariff OF 1912 as harry mrd 'gT
l between the Two eIircmcf "A ground o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

~ A Cincinnati editor saw, lately
in one Of the residences of the upper
crust OF that city, pretty girl Of say
sweet sixteen dressed within an
inch of her life, her neck -and such a
neck lowered with long, shining
black ringlets holding one of those
worthless, disgusting poodle dogs IN
her arms, aud was most ahcctionntely
and eXtravagautIy KISSING ms NASTY
Nose and the dog seemed to like il
i Portland Argus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

NV. b. Palmer, American Nrsw pa
per and Advertising Agcn, IN the cities Of
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, and
Boston, has been appointed Agent for re,
ce,vinp and forwarding subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper, nj his Offices
~ those cities respectively.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

~ T. the Subs'flbefs, beng sppoinled by
w The Hon. the Probate Conn lnI HE dls-
trict Of Huutnd. commissioners 10 receive.
FAMINE and ADJUST all claims and dsn4andA
Of all I,sr,nns against The eal4i. Ui
Jo-l Dayton late Of HiJdi,iofes
"a SAID District. 'irretsed, iepto,sfird insol.
YEA. and sls0 AL claims snd den. ,Gds eAblb.
ited 10 Offset thereto, aRd 3 mouths from Tie
I'd cav oi June. las,. bs,ng a1Nsd by sstd
rouu Tor that p,iTIspss. va 10 ihsIslnfv heie-
ny give sGaice thai We vii aIisnd 10 ihs Du-
snss. al our sad appbinims6l al lhs pAi e
Of Ehakun Psol. ~ Mlddlemwn. 90 ne
~ Mnnday III k1snsl and The l., Monday of
Dseembsf ns1i, froa one mil I've O'clock
D " IN each 81 sait DAYS.
ELlsris pAsL ic.m,,
hSNiRa CAswSLL,
sd4ls,o~n, July 5, lsAS. 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

RUTLAND AQUEDiCT COMPANY.
Ont1o App'lcalon II three nm 'cts meet
ing q the Snriely Will he held al g K o.
cu,t's Hotel on the ooh July inst AT a..
clock, p. NJ, Tor the usu.i s"H annual hns-
ness +. W. HOPKINS. Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

III e.. STODDARD has this day rcceiv-
" a supply Of the Green Mountain lem
per,nre Snng~er, send ~ your orders
FINLAND idh Julr, lsi6 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
HAVING TOOLS.

r UTH Err DANIELS has a complete as
IL sortnient Of Tah's and Farwells cast
steel. steel back md German steel scytlrs
Lamsnu's patent snaths, plch forks, rakes,
and the penulng Qunebauq Rub stones, bb.
sal, also grain Cratlcs, all Of winch will be
sold at very low prices
july p, 1875 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
STATE or NrRoONr

Kuusnd ..sA.
Henry II. Ross.
County Court.
han,on Mitchell, ; all T.,,n ts.5
Ehsl Mitchell
Addison Book.
Declaration, in plea Of uesra" on tho
case. ON note. 4 ncd 20 h Juy. fat9, Tor
the SUN o( tiq3,oo, pavshle To William ID;
RIOS, In mo year from date. an interest and
endorsed to tte pisinull Also ono other
mote, dated 90Ih luiv, isi2, iot tl?3oo'
PAYABLE ia two wears TO William u. Ross,
and endorsed 10 tho pla,n,iH
The said Alsnson and Elial being absent
! rom 'Hu state at tho pme OF service
| II Is ordered. that the publication nl the
substance ~ the dedication and this order
three weeks snccesslvaly, IN 'ho Rutland
iietald. the last of which to lie al lcss, siI
week, previous 10 the neI, term--io VII, the
second TUESDAY Of Sep,e nhcr, lsi5-shat II
he sufficient notice for them Ia appear and
dpicud And day ,fetcoi IL given, SC.
Starr & Bushnell 4 Hodges. Any. iot PA.
90 T. W. HOPKINS, Cletk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
Lon WORKS FnK SALE.

WILL b. sold at pUb.Ic Apouon on
w the pr ml,es, she l@'h day OF Aug
next. The l,on Works o~nrd by ~" lair
Jacob Dssty dreras, eons's'ne OF forge
rolling mill nod nyIi fsctDry, and "re'saIfy
90, buildings, ,neiuIing aofs HOUSES ana
four small du.lhngs, corning four acres Of
Lsd-elso 90 thu f,mr day and place, w'll
be- ,od ,hr LARGE dwelling h",'se aud lands
adjoining, fonmfIy occop''d Nv d'ern"d
I DAVEY Ad.nm'spior
Fsrhsveh, ~ Jolly is'J, 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
MARRIED

In Rupert on the I'm inst. by Rev Geo
W Freeman. Mr. D,niel Nelson Of iiebtnn
n Y. 10 Miss Wcrela. daughter oil Dea.
Isaac Sheldon. OF HE former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
SHAWL. LOST.

I OST on "Wednesday before noon, OH
IL INST = large Red Merno Shawl with
wide he I'd border. SAID Shawl w,s lost
between the north part Of thl, village and
Wm Barnes Aay person giving intuimn.
ZION shan he suitably rewarded.
MOSES HAVE rs
Rutland Julv Is. ISi5 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

r\NiIN Commentary wells Iir. Lac ol
+ Baxtes. tul.. Nsyland'. f"lrucsi b.
economy Me,--isis Speeches, : vols, Nav.
cr,n. iiis,oty 3tuls, Caofch iiishfy WI
luI. Hi,iut, L. = Pope. Wptss, Farm
.f. AMI Eohe,snt. Hsod Boos. Coa'0c ~
~. constitutions 81 Mn, he land, and tho
Sb~,lsnd.rs Mechapir'. rwn Bead. tlt1'
Cox. PDcm. Jo,ephus' Works q suis. k"i'
lao. Ancient iIiNotv vols, kings of Eng.
a..d. OCunnsi ant his TRENDS, Coneiii"n
and f.le ut England, Dsnforh's life ni Wal
ton. Mason oa E,u>ropa, WAS hi. at Z.
Henry, DunlAp'. HISTORY OF firilon rns
Popular vegetable aJsology, Love aud
Ma ines. OF rss>o = vols. Yankee stories nv
Judge Halliburton, hmstlta IN Ole and 9th
81 Poems. Pnahsusn, Itic "a Chins, Scuh.
blingS aud ..>keictrs, DAubignc's HiNor,
oi th, reform ,iOn vols bat 81, G. ioic Nut.
cary Tales, Bngles's stories sb'iut instinct IT
! .nimsls. The Iera Crhl, Looking Glss. for
the mind, PigtImi Ptag,e@, The Bhhl
GID. The Cluh Ronm. lrsss and the Guil
Ut Mericn, Rec olsc,iori Of Service 10 Cti-
ma. Night. OF the Round Fable, Slet hes ~
ImposIur-, Deception AID tirdulny. I'm
uressions Of Ireland aud TIC ItSh, The Ems
li.hwom'n IN Egypt, Stores Of the Aoen
! can Revolution, any uf the above can he ob
tanned very lUw of " T.. e. STODDARD
| Rutland. July. iai5 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

A Nl,W and superior ~ri.le of I"ul
~ Hook. jus received and iot sale by
IN STuDDARn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

Gen J,rksos Wi p'ov,drs for paymg
Gen PAnchc of Nv Oi'ans debI Of
$4,000 Blair and Rlvrs. $40 900 aud the
res io he sna Tn swords nOd oih'F
prTsn,s ~, dis'rlhH iniong his r,l hlvrs,
u, ,Nnid Gom i,uu,ss., 10 A Duorl-
son, Ihd tom >,. ~ leans 10 4 Col
l... gu If las + l,1.4 q q =, mat IRON
P.dtd' phh 10 his g,a".,,in thr pistols
g. ssugi N gwen G' nrtul JAG .Aon by
Ia F,N,tir to n, ,on ol G'u la faytiie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber
"a whose accounts have been OF more than
slH months standing must call and seuIe tho
same Immediately.
W. T. f. STODDARD,
Rutland July, r., fsiS 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

al
Heaven is won or 1861 upon ea'u''
= Baxter re
whoever wipes aio'le, P"'' '.'''
anothcrs head, b'ndS ano,her near.
performs religlon ilos' cau''''l NV
most decent ana handsome ceremony
,r a Ncc c .;,co, oro,,o ,o,s;ors
Wne,e'o'e w. uou ,o,n5us hu,hat
49, Vi, IT,, ,a'soroa ,ro tho ycrv
,'eraI,nn,s oe ,,,r,,,c Million
''I ,.u'.''', ~ u, .Ir., thaa,oi,,,c into
"'Sy Nv, Wy ,,,a w. H. nrrnrs ~ ,t,ne
",'' -, 49, ,La, Dion c,rs, answer
~" ~. ~ ',", .ras ,haa ~ rnord
W., r,,i, Wv" ~ ,tuea,c Ban 70 fnd on,
o', ~ ,".'. =, W, Ne S,,'' "a fAnon ''
Wv y; '| n;i''J' - ann hoor,s aro MIRO and
- mp o", -. ,," ,.ho - ,ro .ra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

lSI OF letters remaining ~ the Post
- Office al Rutland, July |. 1915
Ambrose Allen Gausln Francis
Alien JuseplI t,oudcli X W or i Is
Averell - Ga,esElisabethA Mss
Atwood Hannah Gteenlel Flames l.
Bailey Isaac Goodfch u
Byron Lewis Hunt Nathan
Boyd William Hspady Miss
BAtu-s Franklin Kelly Lydia Miss
Bragg Mules W Lamb Chaun'ey u
Bu,worth Alanson bouthe hsigaieIt MISS
Blood Amos Laid Be'.ry
Burd,.k, f. f. Leonaid Emily Miss
Bcal Rhnda Mrs Mckinney Mi. hsrl
Berry Mariha M,sa Mauley Sylvester
Book. Horace Miller Stephen
Ulshop Smilh - Mpssev Charles
Buorn toomet May Chaties y
Chase Dams Il Murt"uph Hugh
Clement CuaTles Mah"ney Cornelius
ta,kIn Ava Newman William Is
/ Costello Michael Noah Ehenezef
ItsrkIns II Pau Jesfe
Copper Jane Mrs fulH'n htelef W
I rnnny PAulck Powers Cnioe Mrs
/ Cheney WIN L Pfan BIadlee
J Cleny Thomas w Parker w
} Ch,rmau Bradley Ranger iurdrrI a Z
n, ,aui,.le iuui, Ei,c, Root & Co
.JrNr, s,,munl A sheldon John 4
. D.veupnrt Samuel Snow Msry 4
deal Henry Srong John
Deulng John Sawyer ID
Duran-S John IhayrTJ
Ed.nnCy,u. Jr T.slor Gurham
Foster WIN Iaylur Oram
Foster A Is Th"fnina StGkely
Foster W p Vary Pas, hal
! Freeman Martin Ward David
! Fsrnum Richard ii Williams Julia Ann
Farrell Daniel Wh-eler haton
Gray Mary Willis Wilkins Louis Ann
Crnvet George Wine Jnhn
DANIEL Gnodel Wright J. W
Gerrold Nav Mrs. Young lanes
Gilber, " B Naw DIVER
o. % MOSES HAN X rs, !. ".
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

n-A recent frc has lard one4iird Of
n, ery Of lndmnapolfs, Indiana, IN runs
The P1a Office and many Other Of the
oubl,c building, were sived wi'h daffie nhy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

WHAT = HtSVrNi

]. beaten place ~h-fe r~arly .uesm,
t.l'du over sllvet sAt'isi
10. rhildlR'od's io,y osttdns dreams
or ~,me lsi iairs ltndf
l. heaven chine ~heto dismond dess
Gliust oa t.iri~ss ftscfs'
AMI annh acJ fnu.ir tipc aloud
From sdsmsntine hoN,u'
Al to. noi such, not such 10 heaven
Surprising Ear all 'htss,
Sush cannot We he rlatfen given
Mans wrsr'rd soul ~ please
For saint ans sinner here below
such vain " he hav~ proved!
And the pure SPIRIT vii d'spse
What ete the sense hsih lUteJ.
There shall We dwell Nth Site ana Son
And With tho Mother maid,
And with the Holy Spitl One
In gloty like artayed;
A nd not Ia one created thioR
Shall our embrace I've gwen
Bot all our jov shall I've IN God,
For only God !. heaven. Ttsrrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
PSALMODIST.

JUS, received bv Nrgi 4 Co.'S EI2res. a
new supply OF HIS splerdii work
W. T. &. SiODDAED.
July 90 lsi5 so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
Music TUITION.

NNM PEASE, Professor ol Muslc, from
w the cities OF London. Boston and New
York, and OreanIst and Leader Of music TO
Trinity Church, Rutland, respectfully &C.
oualnts the Ladies of Rutland and vicinity
that he has commenced RvlnR INSTRUCTIONS
on the Piano Forte, Organ and Singing
Terms Sl2 per Quarter. Of - Lessons.
~ Il Piano Foues AMI Otgans ,0red a.
shnrI nutire ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

STATE Of I'rmonh tRE nrememHet'
Disuc, OF Rutland, -. - ID that staspe-
clsl probate court holden at Rutland within
and Tor sait district on the i'h day July,
1913.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Samuel lIendre executor of tho last Will
and testament OF Abner i'cndre. late OF
pnisf,td. 10 said district, doces.rd, tesnio,
proposing To render an account OF his hdmin-
isltation OF said estate,
II il ordered that s.id account be- Ielcrrrd
6nt examination and nliowence to tho first
Monday. being the tth day Of August nett, 4
tia, copy Of this order he published three
weeks sucres,ively, previous thereto N Tho
Rutland Head, uewpaper printed at Kat
land, that all persons Interested may Appeat
and object 10 the same Il they see cause.
\ true copy of rccrd.
90 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
SILVER WAKE.

THE subscriber has on hand and is con-
santly receiving foe assortment Of
silver spoons and other silver ware, Nbich
Vii lie sold low - the loves, md VAR med
no .n,,,,ake. II " BENNETT
Rutland, July 49, 1915 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

Ii W BENNETT has received q lev
L i. more OF those hnc Bfoaches apd
ele,s, also Ladies' plain black Han Pms.
Rutland, July IS, 1915, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

''.l- ~ th. osss'. s..rp.ts stits Qas,s'. % 49,
brg sdts' Otsstst, fe. tsu ts.,tsstisss
", sssst %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Ct dix hut blessts. lie cond1cteur await W
les cadivres dc James Starr p6re, qa'on
croft Gtre les meutriers de- ceux de- Rider.
do Wastslarf ct dun autre indiyida qai
bIe'se, s'6tait rtfugi6 dams eetie ydle pou:
y ehercher protection.
La plus viye agitation r6gne, ct nul ne
peut dire on ellie s'arf6terra, car, qnand
p%arei'Ie chose arrive pafmi les C~herokees,
les dsux partis ne s'aPpaisent qu'4pr6s une
]abondante ehiIsion De sang.
Al recn do ces uouveIles. le general
Arbucklo dGp6cha sur le champ 10 major
Bonneville, du fort Smith, pour operer "a
junction ave. Ia compagnie de dragons
co'nmand6e par le capltaine Boon, do fort
Gibson, ct marcler sur 10 lieu des troubles
ct y aviser aux moyeDs qu'lIs Iugeront les
plus convonables pour rGtabllr la paix.
Nous 'iendrons nos I%ecteurs al courant dc
toutes lrs nouveIles aussit6t qu'eIIes ari
veront.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

GRASDE ExCITATIoN CHEZ LES CHER
oKEEs.-Nous Tecevons par, Ia MALE arri.
wee CO matin, IN extra de iArkaHSas In
teligencer du II novembre, contepant les
nouvelles qui suiVent /: I'll
Par lie conductor de Ia malle-poste de
Fayette nols aPprenoRs, dit ce journal,
que pluslears centaines de Cherokees Sc
sont souley6s pour decouvFr les meutriers
de quelques.uns des leurs tues recemment.
Voici, 3 ce que nous supposons, les cir.
cons'ances qui durent 9 cette deter
mination !:
'Dimanche soir, 2 d. courrant, la mai
con de VI R J Meigs, pres du Park Hill ct
du lieu on les Cherokees tienneDt leuF con.
sell, fus ASSAULT par sept iDdrvidus armes,
qui d~emandefent a entrer +; II. NJ. croyant
reconnaitre la voix dun ami, ouvrit lie violet
dune des fenetres, ct Wit cling fusils bra
cues sur Iui; il s%'enfuit ct les voleuFs pill.
lerent ct incendierent sa maison. LIE mar.
di s%uivant, au soiF, on d6couVrit a environ
IN mile de la residence de mr. Meigs, les
corps des deux hommes assassin6s ct d'a.
pres c~ertains indices, les autorIt6s oppose.
rent que les "Starrs" don't nos l~ecteurs
ont daia entendu parler 6taient les deux
auteurs du meutfe ct de- fincendie. Les
circumstances de ces sssassinats ct de Pin.
cendie De d uiaisonsont e~xtraits du Chero.
kee Advocate, ct ne penvent 6tre misses en-
donte, mais quaint aux autauTs de ces cri.
mes. nous ne pouvons ~positivement dire
qu'ils sont.
lie conductor de la MALE posts nous
informe que dams son relai d'EyausyiIle,
sur Ia frontiere des Cherokees, 4 50 miles
au nord de Get endroit, il a appris, diman-
che dernier. que Ie parti de Ross, au nom.
bre de 800 NOMINEES, s'6talt mis- en- marche
dams fintension formelle d'examiner les
coupables. An depart du courier le brnit
conrait que onzs hommes aYaienE et6 tues
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
VENDRE.

Dams la Paroisss d'Ouea Bat0u Rougs.
I'm terrain conteaant irois arpens ok pieds
face al feuye, SUI quaEants de p~rotoadeuE.
entire lignes PARALLELS, ayec toutss les am1.
fiorasions qui sly trouvent Ia dits tsrrs .ss
tres richie en- bois &C bIan connue, 6tant Ia pra.
priete dependant de la succession do fen Frsa.
COTS Lejeune.
Les conditions soht en- trois tarmss sgsum
don't Ia premiere echefa On Mars 1915, 10 &C.
cond en- mars IS47, ct le troisisme en- mars
ls4S, en- billets c~aBtionnes a la satisfaction
deR hsritiers, portans butt pour cent d'intSrAe
apres pecheance, hypothequs reserve ayes
confession dc jugeEent, ~iusqu'au pasfait pals.
n1ent. ri IA dlte terre nest pas vsudua d'icl
an 20 d6cembre proclaim . i'amiable, ellie ssra
mise a l'enean public le dit jour, par IL iurs
sonssigne ct ex-oficio encanteuf.
- nog.-42. L. FAVROT P.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

TENTATIVE IF ACCOMPLISHMENT DEF,
rRAcrIos.-Dans la NUT Dc Marcredi d
Jeudi, 4uelques mis6Fabies ont essays de
s'introJuire, a l'ai3e d'effactioD, dams la
boutiquq de- Mr.. Doassan, marchand 6pi.
cier de,cette vile. Deja is avaient pratt,
que trots graRds trops dams IN violet, Tors.
que Is tnaitre De Ia maison (attir6 par lie
f6lemenl dune tariere) so p~r5santant a
limprotistc, is ont tres prudemment pris
Ia flute, en abandonment sur Ia place un de
leurs completes, que Ron a saisi. C'est uu
snorme,ciseau, que Mr.. Dopssan est dis.
pose q 'Eeur rendre4 sur demande piud Uoce.
Dictionaries, mais non deeourages par
Get 6chhc, lis ont, dit-on, p6n6tre, dams lie
eourantE de In meme mutt, chez Mr.. MI
cheal Hrannagan. %, 81 nous SONNET bien
iuformGs, lis ont voie des marchandrses ct
quelquo argent.
Nons ne ferons aucune rkfexion a Get
egard. C'est Fafflire de la police de peDser
ct d'aglr.
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ECOLE PUBLIOUE.

R.JEAN PETIT A phonneur d'informer
les habitans de Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
quill ~ouVrira, le deux Octobre (courans,)
une ecole publigue dams Ia saile occu-
pee precedemment par Mr.. Walsh, rue Boa.
leyard, ct gull y enseignera la Iangue snglai-
Sc ct Ia franGaisc, B raison de quatre p~iastres
par mois, pour les deux Iangues, ct de trois
piastres par mois, pour une seule lsngue.
Mr.. Petit enseignera le latin 90 l'eepagnol
pour sept piastres par mois, ct II tisndra uue
ecole du soir, Oh il enseignera les m9mea LAM
CUES aux messieurs qui, par leurs occupations
n'auraient Pea ls tens de les etudier pendant
lie jour. 4oct,-2f35.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Vole du moulin 4 scie, dams Ia mutt du rs
au IA ~couTaat, IN tHyau en- cuivrs de 1870
pieds de longueur ct deux pnucesds diam8trs.
Qulconque donnera telle information "a soua-
signe qui condnira 4 Ia ~d6couyerts do voIeur
on do tuyau receVra IL recomDense susdfta.
novembre IS FREDERIC ARB0UR
EPAyE-Arret6e par A Adams 4 enyi-
ron quatre miles de Baton Rouge, uns vachs
age de 8 aus, couleur rouge, marquee a.
fer D 7. lie proprietaire est rsqais do u
Fstirer en- Sc eonformant a Ia loi.
Il I.R DuyRoos, Ranger,