davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

PlCKE1s-The undersigned assitss L.
purchase 4 quantity o. piekete. dsIivsIaLLs
VI his pantation ~ miles kalow Baton fta5os
aug 20l STEPHEN HENDEg0nE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

AGRICULTURAL pRopueTs or Nrw YoRK
IN CONTRAST wIrH FAMINE IN ENGLAND ~,
We clip Tho following tom from the Albany
Journal ot the goth inst
Tho quantity Of -four coming forward 10
beyond All precedent, The Canal Ia taxed TO
IL utmost capacity, with boats. An %intoIli-
gent forwarder, who baa been constantly up.
on The Tow Path for the last fifteen years.
and who'knows pretty accurately tho extent
Of tho means for removing property, and
with whom we travelled on Monday, gave il
No his opinion that there was then al least
0 5000 barrels Of flour ailoat between Buffa-
Ia md Albany. He counted. within the dis
lance of ten miles, east Of Utica. Reventy. five
boats. ~ Of which were loaded wholly, or in
part, with -four. Every thing 10 the shape.
form or Remhianea Of a cana boat, has been
set in motion. An anterpriaing miller at
Rochester, fofseelbg fhe exigency that &c.
Cured, purchased an acre Of old scows thai
lay sunk in the Basin, and now has a dozen of
them employed in the transportation of -four.
The weather coutinuaS mild, and here is rea.
son to suppose that The canal will continue
.navigable fort week or two longer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
RLACkaMIrHING

HLAEkSMI HING,
The subscriber having opened Il smith
shop in connection with bis Carriage j.
WhreI~right shops, and having an experien-
eed workman at plougha, plantation work
and horse shoeing, respectfully ~soIicits
from the planters in this vicinity and the
public In genera, a share Of patronage. All
WORK entrusted 10 him will be faithfully and
promptly executed.
n0p. o w. r. TUNNARD.
FALL FASHIONS, HATS & CAPS.
Just received from N ew York; few CA
ses, Of the lates1 and most improved styles.
Dee q Ph lips # Lanoue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
NOTICN.

PrrTsBURG coal.
800 barrels for sale in lots to suit purchas.
era w. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

CuRfous CASE Of F~oRsERy.-An action
was tried at Selma, last week, the Incidents
Of which were somewhat remarkable. Suit
was brought on a probate bond, against 0na
Of the s%ureties, tie principal being dead, Tho
defence was that he signatures Of the defen.
dant and his co surety, as well as the subscib.
lug witnesses, were iorgeries and had been
falsely appended by the deceased principal,
who was The nephew Of the ~sureties and cous.
in to one Of the witnesses, the other being
the husband Of that witness.
The two other witnesses sworc that their
names, appended 10 the bond, were not writ.
Ten by them though the resemblance was per
feet and ii was proved that the deceased
principal was skilful in the imitation Of other
peoples writing. II appeared, however,
that the witness had signed two papers about
the time when the bond was dated, but these
papers they understood TO be Wills.
On the whole the evidence was very con.
iiicting, but the jury decided for the plaintiff,
thus establishing the validity Of the bond.
The case Ind been tried two or three times
before but the juries couIl not agree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

RICH FALL STYLE DRESS GOODS.
90 pieces In dress patrons, latest styles.
PHI LIPS 81 LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
MoLAsaEa

THIRTEEN HuNpHBb Cypress MgIasgss
barrels ana Hail Baffsls,-rtor nals BY
fVgY' ~ PfKR h HAIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

We arc authorised u announce Joseph w,
Fowler. Eco. nv candidate for elerk " the
~ district eouri, under The neN Constitution
We are authorized 10 announce Samuel
ah0liuld ESQ 40 candidate for Clerk Of
the ~ iiftfirt Court under the new Censlt.
tuiIan
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

GOSHEN BUTT n.
JHst received mud for sAls BY
Wa MAhKHAa, chursb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
Correspondence Of the Wig.
NV Yong. May q

Nav YoRK May 27th, lsi5
May not with the spirit which dictated my
previous letter, though living in the Empire State and
far away from the &" Old Dominion, speak a good
word for her TO my Northern brethren have ever be-
heyed, and may here say speak much from personal
knowledge that tho Of your great State second
to none in the Union. / will not even place the Kew
Stone Of the Federal Arch before her she is Of present
only apparently So because shs has and is still drawing
forth her immense from the tdes Of her hills and
Mountsns, snd from the level osfth over which her &C
tive and enierprsiug population The immense Iron
ore and Coal Mines OF Virginia, which stretch themyelves
from the seabcard 10 within hundred miles Of Cncin
natl, where the States JON Kentucky on the Ohio River
and from Mount Venonio the Tennessee limo is in maRn
tude sufficient 10 supply this whole Union Yet with no
disre'Pcc speak IT, while possessed Of such advantages
and power what contemplate part sho has played for the
last thirty or forty years In Commerce and Manufacturer
in comparison with less favored States Bot con il DO that
Virginia Is si To 60 downi Must those laurels which or
fathers designed to hang green around her brow be-
by infatuated hands, of and uamped TO the earth =
Must those laufcs which they deFgned should glitter
In tie tiara OF her glory be taken sway aud given anoth
ei Or, will she now, though late. like tho strong man
shake from her the uammes which have 20 long ettere
her until she hiss been almost Lost in eternal night and
on her hills, plains and Mountains build her Furnaces
Forges and Factories. from which shall light. TO in
yits her wandering children homo-to gladden. The hearts
Of her people. and put the State blaze Of glory Then
will her present cities add increase and other towns
and cities will srse and start into being the whole
compass Of the SateAnd the ships which do business on
the great deep" will wait her products every River
Lake, Sea, and Ocean, and no, ill then
But, have you not elected fourteen men who would
rather your people IN such state Of starvation that the
wouldnt live there, provided they tskon
o. rather than have Tariff which would protect them
Probably, like some ~ glonOus Dcmocra's they
disposed 81 believe that the Continental Congress who
proclaimed Independence, did very wrong IN tskng the
whole country sway op England. for that exact.
y paid her Tor The Union that one half Of The lezisla-
non Of Congress must be .f hl. country. e. or the 10
MsnufscIures, Commsrce, Navy and Army. Whist
great sin il s for this country ske esre Of peo
pies interest Buffet jimmy Polk and his saJsugo sup
porers repeal that Tanf hey dare. Let them iry
Letbem be sad sevls enough assert now which
had hey asserted their fs,hes s time, would
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Merico and Terds,
FRIDAY MORNING. May 20. Ists.

Our neighbors ofthe Enquirer (the best Texas
authority, Of which we know, out Of Texas y seem
quite appalled, ut the fact that Mexico indicates,
through her Legislative authorities, purpose OF
recognizing the independence of Texas. This
indication is denounced by the Enquirer as "a deep
and unworthy game" on the part Of the Govern.
ment of Texas (Gov. Jones), and the apprehen-
sions Of that Texas-loving Journal seem no, lit
tie excited for the event. II regards the Mexican
proceeding (if we remember aright) us the result
Of private understanding-ofA an ''intrigue" be-
tween the Texas Government and that of Mexico,
to defeat ''anne ration :" The idea seems to be,
that once recognized by Mexico, the parent State,
as independent, Texas will less desire incorpora-
ton with the u. States.
We have no question that there is some force in
this opinion. Texas first sought union with this
country, TO escape the arms of Mexico: in the Sc
cond place, to have her heavy Pecunary respon.
sibilities paid by the People of the United
States. Mexican recognition would release her
from the first and greatest danger, that of
being overwhelmed by the superior force Of Mexi-
co, and it would leave her in eligible position
to meet her second difficulty-ihat of her nation
al debt.
Whether Texas desires to be Incorporated with
this Union as a matter Of original preference we
hold to be doubtful problem. We have never
questioned that her people desired it, for two
pressing practical redsons-first to secure them
from the vengeance of Mexico, and secondly to
throw their huge national debt upon the United
States.
We begin for the first time to suspect, that Mex
leo recognizing and offering her determination,
Texas may be dsposedto be satisfied with indie
pendence and to reinquish the idea Enumeration
TO this country. \ friend in Tennessee writes us,
that he has seen many men from Texas, of weight
and influence, and that all were against anneXa-
ton. Unless she had some pressing emergency,
some overruling interest to answer, by annexing,
such as shielding her from foreign invasion, or
releasing her from the shackles ofan oycrwhelm-
ing debt, it would appear to the calm Spectator
that Texas had nothing to gain, and every thing
to lose by annexation. Annered, and she is pro-
yincial merely, and subordinate even to Maine or
New Hampshire independent, and she is an i'm
portant piece on the Chess board of the world
We sincerely hope that Texas will do Justice to
herself first and 10 US 10 the United States second
by decliaing annexation, which We believe would
be injurious TO her welfare and fatal to our negr-
ty a contederaay, as united People.
That the manifestation Of purpose on the part
of Mexico to recognize Texas, should be accom-
panied by the acquittal and probable restoration
to power of Santa Ana, is a sign of great signi6-
canoe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

arc we moi one People, and if that portion Of US,
seated on great navigable Rivers. ought to with.
hold their raterna aid to assist their 'ess fortunate
brethren who are deprived Of markets, when i,
will be, as 4 has been. so deeply recompensed in
an hour Of peril and invasion 2 sos
We hope not. andthst the time is about to dawn
when there will be no jealousics and sectional ri.
valries and when all virginians will pull together
un'tedly, earnestly and energe,ically, to render
their country what she ought to be. and to save
her from degradafio~ and slavery.
Our Lynchburg notes have grown and are still
growing under our hand, for no man can thread
the valley Of James River for the first time. and
reflect upon the present condition and future for.
tunes of Virginia, without deep impression oil
what 10, what is to be, and chat might hare been
Gro M coSrtyrrp)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

HORRIBLE STATE OF SooIErY-The Columbia Republi.
can Of day, published at Hudson, gives full account Of
another Anii-Ren outrage, from which the fol-
lowing particulars:
On Thursday the 22d May, Deputy Sheriff sedrewick.
accompanied by Constable John Taver Of this cty
ded part OF Taghkanic the Ancram line for the
purpose 1T drspessessing man named Freeman Ham.
When they arrived his house. Ham not home hui
returned before they left it,
As the weather unfavoubc they deferred the exc
ecuton OF their process, OF the family until Fri
day. On that day while removing the furniture consta-
bic from Ancram appeared with counter process issued
by magistrate in Gallain and arrested the Sheriff. The
Sheriff. however, not TO be deferred from executing his
business and the constable consented wait until il was
DONE Soon after this persons in disguise and arm
ed were seen near the house. and three guns dis
charged at the Sheriff, one shot grazing his leg
Having completed the removal Of furniture, notwith-
standing this molesaion, the Sheriff started to leave the
place. accompanied by the Ancram constable and another
citizen OF that town They had proceeded but short d.
stance when voice from the woods called
were walking with the sheriff and Mr. Trayers saving III
you don't want 10 be shot, keep away from the Sheriff.,
Mr. 1rayers Informs us that just at that he
disguised person standing in group Of "lndians
fifteen rods distant, level mu-ket directly At him. lie
called out to the person fire, II he dared Hardly had
the word passed his lips. before the gun discharged
and portion OF its contents, ckshot striking him
the right sido of the head under the rim Of his hat
about inch and half back Of the temple The wound
bed profusey aud completely saturated silk handkerchief
with blood ia few minutes The shot sIiil remains in
the wound. Another, but smaller shot, struck him upon
the right arm at the time and passed his clothes
but did not niic very serious wound The wound up
on the head, though serious considered dangerous
Another Of the gang aso fired q and shot tho Sheriff
with bueksho striking him the right side Of the head
and passing through his hat about inch the top
OF his car Another gun discharged the contents Of
which (seyen buck shot; struck him the right thigh
and fourth shot was fred him without effect The
officers then were compelled rapidly posi-.
! be- TO their lives.
Here Is an attempt TO commit murder from an ambush
the roadside, aud to assassnate an officer Of u,td,
retiring from the discharge Of legal duty such stat,
Of things whit better than that in the Pontn,
marshes, the high road MeKico3 An attempt :,
commit murder too, In cold blood and without the pslia
uon Of passionae resentment, pinching hungs religious
mania. " there remody1 1--we Post,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

For THE FOURTH JULT.-The Jubilee nu mber Of the
Pictorial Double Brother Jonathan out and we have re-
ceived copy from the New York publishers. Among
some fifty sixty fine large National engrayings which
embeish iis columns, Wushingons reception at Trenton
stands the most prominent This great picture occupies
hall OF one OF the mammoth pages, and is a msgnicen,
specimen OF the art Of wood engraving The contents Of
the paper cons-, principally, Of historical Incidents anec
doie' songs, gees and Of the war
and Of tho last war, notices OF remarkable revolutionary
characters, &c. 1t slso contains YER, beautifully illus
uated Declaration Of independence. All for I2g cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
IN Hanover circuit superior court. AuriI le,b

IL lsls; ' apr" iotn,
deceased. " '""a Snrshss'
against rum
viI,na and Child Mnya William WASH as,on Marin, Mar
' ~ o'hrf Def.
In CHAEcERy
John heedih who assigned Council for m. ,..o.
heo nsn answer TO which the replied
~ M eau ~ consent Of The paities "a h,,,a -
INC e answers and exhibit and By Counsel %, sa
hereof the Court doth ssdsv order and dee.. IT,,
inc nnn The executors OF John render hrf -
o. tne commissioner Of this Court account OF their
on eIecntors OF ths .dChran, &C oup M.
afveed 70 eIanine and setl NAH. rspoT
the court with specially
~ which niy be required any The p.r,,,s 10 -
The Court doth al.o adudxe decree Th.,
he ad Commissioner do BY public for thirty ~,
In one OF me newspapers putlnhsd city Of Rich.,o
Sure he Creditors OF the sd John Christian 70 com, h-f.
nm and prove their respective dcbt debt. win i.
sp'n he The sad COMMISSIONER TO MAKE re,or, no
ms Court aud aso 20 In support OF
ne Court doth further adiudge, decree Tia. IN,
- 90 ascertain and report Cour The p<oS,
SS mel" IN future Of the Virginia and Chld nuy
"Am washington Maria, Mary Chid Rosnk &. mn ~
v.us o. .ad paupss and thar spporIon n. ...i
ao" among me said x,..
so 10 shew what portion OF said .bouL
ana mat ne aho sseeAin and how ION, 1, .,
require to pay the said debts with seerung ntsre. uoop Inn
by the annual hires OF the psupers 49, '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
N. Y. MARKET-May 81 ZAP. NJ.

Sales ct cotton, 100, balcs; prices steady.
Fiour-Rather more movement. 1000 bbls Troy -four
sold at good Michigan and Ohio considerable
at 1885, Genesee at S456; Southera, small demand al
S4.75ass.
Rye is 65a66eis; cargo Of handsome yellow fiat corn
brought 44cts BUSH, measure canal selling by
wholesale At 81 cts, and in lots nj 3I3 cts. r..
Pork is heavy. 100 bbs old Prime sold 1891, and
100 new at Sl03l There further saes Of old g.
3S There is but little change in the condition Of prov-
sons The quantity Of Mess Pork market this year
is double that OF prime.
Metals are. in general duof sale. Sales Scottish pig
iron at $40, short time.
Dry goldfish remain hoavy vessel returned Boston
to-day with her board. Prices are maintained
with hrmness. 25Obbls No. Mackerel sold At SII s0s
g. chiefly the latter; 100 pa Sill 200bls pickle cod
30.
Sterling 9Sss and 10; francs 5,25.
+. s. Even'ng-There are no further sales Of cotton.
Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

FIRES IN BOSTON.-A FIRE broke out in the old
woDden building At the Of Merrimac aud
Dttil House square, which was in short time entirely
consumed The buildings in tho neighborhood received
some slight damage from the sparks
While the hremeB Of work 81 the above FIRE, snoh.
er IRE discovered IN stable occupied by Mr. Nsthan
Boynon tho Of CsrIer and Commercial streets,
which communicated adjoining stable occupied BY
MI J. l.. Mills. Tho stable was destroyed, with four
horses two pigs aud the rest Of the contents. Also
dwelling house, occupied by Mr.. PIsous, who saved
little furniture. Both Of these tires were tho work Of
incendiaries.
About ~ O'Clock snother ere discovered in the old
wooden buildings the OF Fulton and Richmond
streets, occupied by Mr.. Smith hay ood grain
which was entirely consumed II spread with great rapid
ny the adjoining building occupied by IT, W. sesver
wine store, which also destroyed The carpenters
shop Of John A. Bailey aud small stsbe 10 the rear
also burnt This sso set 6re. No Insurance.
on the buildings.
small stable In the yard of the Jail, IN Jeyoreu street.
iook FIRE te before O'Clock Saturday evening and
burnt ~i'h Shetland pny, belonging 10 Mr.. Ma
lbsnel Coolidge. The i'ier,-Bslf. Pot. sF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
BOSTON MARKET, Morp.r Ar1,,yoo, M, os

BOSTON MARKET, MoSpAY AFrrRsoos. Nav &c
Co'ton-Thc market il quiet 400 bales sold today
NJ last weeks prices Provisions-Mouday IL usually
dull day in the Provision Market and saes today were
but few 100 bb Beef aud 200 do Pork sod Al Saur
days prices and few sales retail without from
previous rates, comprise the transactions OF today Corn
There sales OF consequence today; prices are
no higher. but there better feeling the marteG the
stock afoai is light. Four-Genesee s in moderate de-
msnd; small sales made today 81 sIt for common
brand, and Ohio aud Michigan S4,75 We did not hear
II any transactions today in Sugar. Coffee or Moia..es
Exchange on London is firm ut 10 per CT premium.
Aflas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
4 OLD POINT HOTEL. 4:

VIE Ctltbidltu NateTlUR pace baYInu been
- eTisnzveiy Gspoved and newly furnished will be- men 10,
the reception Of vsor cad amer the iOh June IT, nan
Of accommodation ample, add i popeors have shared no
rcndennz every way desirable az any ,n,,
retreat the continent The tables supplied viii, no. Fb
sheeps Head Hard and soh Cabs, Oysters Turs and
pins seynd up by JACK MeRAR Of Petersburg vho esvt
10 the Shell and my Tribe will nv,f et hem
pas FROM hi hands aTpenE 6uIerwse 10 the y,,e A
vantage 10 This ht wen other d0lstey season will be
added me eeas a.e teen stored vito wines brandies Ee
selected ny n the best judges eorr ~ ard ~ y
ard qualify ac Unsurpassed by oi,sr eabt,hfns.t
New and commofous Oath Houses hsvebse ma.
meets ff gurf Bathing for og who prefer H. and Hot Ran, n,
nyads Thsss have wrought wonderful cures In e, y,
Chronic Rhesua and ~ cases Of debility place can on.r
more soureesof aniuseqeniin fishing unsurpissedboots
10 the months of August and sepsmef very the scenery
beautiful in the extreme In Kh Of The Capea and In three ~
four hours sat- Of Yoown snd Than are Die, rs
ereuons for ho,e who desire daily arrival and
deg rure 81 Steamboats, dne band Music Wi, 80 h. "a =,
Tendance sd whatever spared 10 .pde, com
Portable those who Hay visitug.
W Mr. T. w. RsHsEy fngeriy Of the Farmers Hotel F,,.
rehsburg and late o the Bohsb1os oe Peersburr viii a.
iend 70 the reception q visitors and Comfortable accom-
/ modaftou.
ny @-wis Jas. s. FRENCB
/ ~ Enguirsf fequeasd q eopy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

NOVEL VISlrER.-A SHARK OF large dimension,
yesterday about - O'clock in the basin oppo-
the MARYLAND Chemical Works 1t is said to have fol-
lowed in the wake Of convoy vessels that came in
short time before Alter sporting about in waters for
hours, performing variety OF Submarine evolution.
frightening the boys who were inddsing in the luxury Of
bathing, il very uneeremoniousy departed few more
such ysnts will strike into the hearts Of the uvs
nile aQuacs who sometimes violate tie city ordinances by
going in to SWIM and doubtless The police trou
ble in keeping watch for them.-Bsh. Pat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

violent and destructive tornado and hail storm oc.
CURED In do Soto county Miss about Is mlos south
Of Memphis at midnight, Of Tueadsy, Msy1 destroy
ing every thing In ITS LIS direction from the
east and spresd about mile in BREADTH u passed over
SOulha Manning, Stokes, Smith, and Alanson TrigR's
(focenlly Col. FeII LewsI planstions-l Bait Palriol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

" We express our acknowledgements to the kindness
OF the Ladies OF the "Centenory" Church Had the re-
lection not come from them. should have felt bound to
share with Sergeant Crane Of the Star AswAs We ate
the whole ourselves, for their sakes who sent il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

1.-THE Editors neknow ledge. with satisfaction the evil
denee Of kindness bestowed upon them by Mr. Adam Of
the Eagle Bakery His PUFF and Tsrp were most paa.
table, and as the proof Of the pudding" eating It, we
speak knowingly the Subject Of the Pies Tarts eject
ras, hich come from the Eagle Bakery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

The ship Mersey from Cork, with 273 passengers on
board went ashore the New Jersey coast about thirty
miles from Sandy Hook, Wodne sday last. No lives
were lost. The passengers reached New York in stoam
boat next day. The Mersey has been stripped and has
twJ feet Of water 10 her hole. An investigation TO be
had into the loss OF the yesse-Aier Gss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

wind has been at the north and west where Il remains.
TRAn, hoxpAy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30
NOTICCIE;''

The parties interested in the foregoing decree
noun~d that have appointed Monday 3oh S.v of
'uns ner 10 O'Clock A. M at Taysvi In this eounry %
the -ad decree into effect and that they the
AMI place above specified necessary u.n.. vo,.s
&C 10 enable me to the sane. 80 ''
30-wtw cuAa ruoupSny q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

THs wE.TErs At Bo.yos.-For the past two days
coal fires snd top coat baye hosn necessary 10 com
fort The Thermometer yesterday morning vas a. 40
deg IN the city, and this morning vsss bue higher.
There a white fros, yesterday morning Ia como Of
towns, and Wes boro he conn., bcsps,
pots,oes, and tender garden plants killed. The