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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

De IA f~acultad dc Paris, medieo Y %ciruias
no, Licenstade pr. Ia facnltad msdiea dc Ia
Haeva Orleans, offaee fgspettuesaneute sus
servieios a las E5paagIeE ID atnbas parrgs
quias que auier4n h9orrarle fob so cond3nza.
Bsquin5 opueBta b Ia -de hr Maiilafd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

Corn, fodder and hogs, for which the high
est prices in cash viii be paid on delivery at
La. P~eaitentiary. We have for sale Grist
Nil, two hand looms, ploughs and other far
ming utensils, received from the State Of La,
will be sold very low.
McHATTAN, PRATT& co.
sept IL no 80 1e45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

~ sICKLEs & co, "a MAGAZINE
STREET, Importers and Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs. have
just opened their new Wholesale Drug Store
and are now receiving an extensive assert
ment of Fresh and GENUINE Drugs and Med
icines, which they offer for sale at prices ac-
to quality.
M IA Gn T9fE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
GREtT BARGAINS Nv B0oKa.

MGBicIEE5 s FANGYGOpDa
The lafgnet and best selected stock n
b0nIsr, tlaeg goods, botanic and mineral med
lrjn"s can be found at G9as "a ttaronan's
book Store IN tiI.a town, opposite the Hstho-
diet Church. Ills afUck consists chiefly Of
every description If goads a5uajIg 'onnJ in a
mlscelIaDe bus Store al Of Which HllI be- cold
as cbeap OF cheaper than at any other eatab.
lishmept inthts city. PIoaee call and salts
~ yourselves.
Terms cash, Barter m approved paper.
GEO. M, HEROMAN.
Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
FOR SA LIE

One entire league Of Sugar Land. in Jefer
soh County, Texas, on big Cow Bayou, nea-
Sabine River and Bay, about 10 miles abovr
George liens Sugar Plantation-generallye
good black loamy soil, Shelly and groves of
Timber. For sale low if applied for soon a
he Texas Land Office, No. 5, Front Levee,l
New Orleans, near the Custom house, up
stairs.
Part ofthe payment viii be taken in sugar
and groceries. 8 may 81 BIT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
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que violent 4atl pgt5so Gl,r. ..-,aiI i
r,ur 5a4a un euur. na iaa L4ai nas.
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pAtslfr, hirn VITO itr.at d4a,n.a.t mon
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Marie rIaaIa aaetIa.t I~treua. o.f-.
rrnma taaaa autra an 9.m tyt, fam a,
pfnne, oIa sa aaast, ay.g A.#uI. AlfnnI.
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bI.oa. tmItl D. lt..4
Alatqal eat ayyptf a. b,t,r, al Ii,r,
riaus Yltf4 ia ft#auuatbs n a.,t- H.. .,,a
pautrut slt4Ir ia 9,altfe, ntt.ta. rarI
hlun,6. ni,utsaai as Anna Nathan. ..n,
Gus. ed a1a 1T u,ln.a aasant Ia 5 rogr
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
NEW GOODS.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
and the public, that he has again re-
plenished his stock with a variety Of desira-
5le articles and his assortment is now COM
DIete. Call and see.
w. MARKHAM.
Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &c

~gs%s The subscribers respect.
C55A fully inform tie citizens Of
-fT|TW Baton Rouge and vicinity
Es that in addition to the build
ng and repairing OF carriages, they are cen
5tantly receiving direct from the manufaetut-
ers IN Newark, " ], a complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, ctrsipgiss, gfrfs, &c.
~; also coach and furniture varuiab, black
and brown JapaH,alI Of which will be sold Al
a smaIFadvance Cb invoice prices for cash,
also for sale, one leather top buggy, ore cloth
top do.s one DO. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and Il full assortment OF
be istcsds, and WE are fully prepared 10 make
and repair, ~ kinds Of cabinet wofk.
Collins made and Undertaking atfea9aa 10
aftbe shortest notice
w TUNNARp, &re.
september 4 30 1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
PHtz B'IHsrHUorGoH.
HEfEHEHeBsl

Rev, If Woodbridge, Mr.. Bonaecazo,
Nh PeiIlips, Col Malta.
u Mr., r. afre 4 vendre IN assortment
De musiqae 19uvtila, aHssi que plnsisirs in.
stfuments Dc diHff6ntes s~sp6ees, tells que
flutes, g%uifafee, aagtolats Ct une graDde qsun.
ito De cordss pour piano ct guitar, de preni-
Ore qnaliths 4.
Il Get pref executor dez arJres pour dos
pianos do pfsmi6fb qla1ift, quill pyurra
donnef au prtz do Ia Nouyellg Orleans
a1hf 8 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

About 300 acres Of SUNG of the best land
on The road leading 10 Jackson, uneullivatad,
about II niles from the town Of Baton Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap. 1pply to
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
TERMS.

Every fourth Saturday of each month,
taerc will be held in The school room, an ex-
animation Of Mr.. Fs pupils, in the vocal and
Instrumental music. to whica parents and
guardians Of the pupils will be invited to at
tend and Of which due notice will be given
them.
REFERENCES-Rav, w Scott, Rev.
" IL Curtis, Rev. Twitchell, Hon. Judge
Canonge, Hon. II White, Hon ] Baldwin,
DIV Pic'oa, L Mathews, Esq, 81 Pc
tars, Esl, Charles Emerson, Esq, G Bower.
Fsq daybin, Esq, Nso Orleans; Rev.
7 Dieanweirth, lion Judge Tessier. +
Sleeps Phillips, Esqrs., Capt. F d New
coElb, ID Avery, "A Malta, A Adams, ]
Burke, ] Bahler, L Bonecaze, J III Brunot
Hatoa Rotgs.
any. 9nd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
VEW GOODS

II, SANGER, HESS II co, would res.
p~aetfnily thank the public for the very lfbef-
III share Of patronage they have received
heretofore, and hoW offer tothe citizens of
Baton Rouge, and tho adjacent parishes, the
finest and largest assortment Of Dry Goods,
they ever had before, Their stock consists
in part, Of the following aaieles Fine
Fru3ei muslin de- Latino, CashtHares If the
richest and latest talerna, Orleans cloth,
Grape do Laine, Alpaea, figured and plain,
French and English neffn7, Barge, Mafi-
Dlae print. English and French print, yellow,
plain and Satin striped furniture print, Ihi=
hey rod and blue do do, Hafdafings of oil
roiora, frtngee, Gtmpa and 6inps card,
Tired laecs, Cotton do do FuttingEi blatF
and whit uBobiugt Tor capas, Ladies, under
hanIkafeilnfs. Cashmere, mefinobnd Wpfs-
,ad slayyla Meek Fnnlbu46niel= Silk pogI-
81 handharChtnla. Linen GaH4bfig do do, Hem
stitched d. lU. Embroidered do d1D ltiviar
do do Swiss muslin, l)4cnnuf, lace veilaj
New York fnjiI cotton, Long elolh' LA
ehaetins, Cd do, , ! d., Blaacilaj aud nns
b|eaehed, 4 1 Long cloth Appleton shifting,
La rauz da, York DENNIS. fine Dsmlns,
J'aIs, tpxture, Bed tiakrig, Hamilton stripes,
Canton n nnel, fine pure wool fttnrl, mixed
do. red. green. aud Yellow, do, kentu ny
Jeans. plain aud figured H%atinaf, Of all f%olors,
Cashmere do. Black aud blue Brnadeiotb,
Pad IiHHey. Head hAnitere AeIE. Tuscan
H1nneta, GIovas, silk and cotton Hose lef
laIia4 Hn.I Mlsans Also a beautiful HEaori-
rnent Of Peti8Haru and other fancy articles
ten ptmarpns "a mention CiotIlEuG-L5anQa
mems fancy e~rlnfsi L,aletyfs, Black cloth
Hfesa and Froct coats, Tweed and pIaln
Caainefa Palet3ts and 0per-coalF, Fancy
ana BIart Cashmere aud cloth pants,
itIael satin aud ransg ]eeIoFeel g ishmafB
yrate. Linen b9spm' shirts. suspgDders. neflsl
M uadarHhifis. fancy rolored and bladF siTb,
7ottn and Cashmere neck hBndkerchiofs and
-ntIa Lur nnntlamHnl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
RIEAY

STRAY.
eeSnwr9 Taken mp by Mr.. Hen. Carrie
hz # } about II miles from Batoa
~ Rouge, n red and white steer 8
s=52zs years old, crop and underbiG in
one car and split ID the other, branded with a
figure 4 on the side. The owner is request
d to take him away by conforming to law
]. K. DUFROcQ, Ranger.
sAHgt no 70 1s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
PAPLER PEINT

Tout pose d 80 cents le r~ouleau, ct au.
dessus.
Mr.. GAyREL PREVENT Les personnes qui
font batir on reparer des maisons, quill
Went de contractor avec p~lusisurs maisons
de Ia Me Orleans, atm de pouvoir fournlr
tel espeee de papier peint que l'on puisse
desirer, ct fe poser 4 bon marchs,
Sa longe experience dams ce genre de
travail, lui pefmet den g~arsntir fex6cu.
ton.
Il cont inue e~gaIemsnt a Sc charger de Ia
peinture, Ia pose des Wires ct les ensei.
gnes.
Mason de NJ. Barron pras Ia poste.
Septembfe 81, 1s45. "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
NEW . FOR PIANO.

wv SIO IOAt I lH4NO'
Just received a few copies Of the most
fashionable music of the day, such as Polka
dances, quadrilles, w%altzes, and Boleros.
A large assortment of all kinds of music all
ways on hand and for sale by
A. R. FUERTEs, City Hotel.
dec. 7 "A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

Sal AmuoNiAC IT cARrgN-pour ice Ma
chimes a vapeur. 4 g@ndre par
IL uct-36. STEPHEN HENDERSON,. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

The undersigned having tbjs lay associated
theusebses under the Firm Of SANGER, HESS
" 20, will continue the business in the Dry
Goods line, and hope that the patronage here.
fofore extended 10 them, may be continued.
u All outstanding debts of the old firm,
will be collected by D. Sanger, who has the
only right of collecting them.
D. SANGER, L. HISS, A. HISS.
Oct. 4--3j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

SYRUP.
naftary rnp in Kegs for Families, for
sac By
AoF 70 SThea Henderson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
N01ICE


AR, 4 ARa. FuERrEs do4iroua Of permB-
urolly beating theo1acIrea in this city, tos.
heFt|JliY fhtorrn their tflcnda patrons bnd
the public IN general that they have leap-
ed the property of Mr. T. G. Morgan, for.
laafly occupied az tho "L10d Office" for the
purpose at opening a boarding and day
Ech'ol Tor young ladteg, TAts location Ia one
OF the 'nast doaitahle tor nm inatitutton Of this
ANA bo'of very retired aud Tho pupils can
enIoy the benefits OF physical exercise with.
Gus exposure,
Tho school room i large and pleasant, the
dormI'ofy convenient and airy The play
grounds spacious aud shady. T'hia place ia
udrtvaIIed as a school
Ihe department 10 Enellah and "a Ffonch,
VIII be conducted by Hrs. N. v. Fuertea.
and tho branches will be taught III either
language,
sara. t'oaa Fuertca will take charwo Of tho
domestic aItajrss
lRe ipslrhctlont IN vocal and instrumental
music fiap0) Snn's,l' Italian and Latin,
instructed ley Mr. n. Il, Faertes. Guitar
Wy aiF. or Nif7 f~uegt1a. =.
J no t~eaehers will spare no pains TO give
~'llsiaeti9h to those Who will honor them
%l'1 tnair confidence The discipline will
pc that ot ludtcIous parents towards their chill.
Iran R,.trg ,t,.,E. ....g+. To- $500
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
A AESDRE.

PEaE Slaorg, pour phaer Ie yin DO came
a vcndre par SrzrHEy HENDEnsoN.
II oct-36.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

awsmzzwmR TAKEN UP by Daniel Hau-
Ssey, about 20 miles from Baton
Rouge, a small hcifer, about 2
G@year5 Oh, yellow dun, no brand,
swallow fork and underbit in the Jeff suHder-
slope in the right.
The owner of the above stray is requested
to come forward, pay charges, and take said
stray away.
J.RDUFROCQ, Ranger.
Oct. II no36 ls45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

= MISSES & CHILDRENs' SHOES.
Just opet'ed. q beautiful assortment of Mis-.
ses and ChiIdrens' calf and kid brogans, re-
per last arrivals from New York.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

OYSTERS.
Mr.. Joseph Tunis on Church st. between
Water aud Lafaytte SITS. informs tbs public
that he has engaged 3 sloops to furnish him
with fresh Oysters during the Winter from
the sea shore through Bayou Plaquemine,
the engagement to commence on the 18th or
this month but he is furnished with them
in the mean time from New Orleans and
sells them atthe following rates.
Stewed or fried 374.
Raw 25,
In shell by the hundred 81 90
Oct 4th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
Shoes, Boots and Hats.

q ,n.lenau's fine stitched Gait boots.
do do seFed do d.
do do Cptr pog4el do
do do Kip p8gged Do
edo do Water proof do
do a. Calf ssWa Bfbgana,
do do Cali Pagged da
do do Ktps do do
itdies Caif bgwed broga1H,
do do Kid, do do
do do do Slippers,
do do Fancy eoIored Bootooa,
do do A. Half
Misses Clippers and Chtldron's shoes Of
al kinds
HAra-Frensh 8fIk Il Casipsrs bats,
fine fur g. Cloth eaps-.Ihe balance Of our
a%ssortment, we will receive by the ship
Monticello, which is expected every hour.
We shall cell 1T tbs lowest cash prices, ne
prr terms arc only for raah@-Onr Fsnda
principally from the North, and arc
generally bought at auctionv and for Cash
1ur store is Ia the now brick build ng, cor.
lAf Of church aud lafayette streets, next
loor to Pike s. Hart,-PIeaso give ln a 0aIl
and examine for yourselves,
Sept Il No 36D. SANGER HESS, & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
TENMH


lie a9~ussigpt a~rrivant dc Ia Nellie. Orld-
ans. et ayant linteution de Sc fxet dams
cettG vile, offe seE services aux habitans dc
Baton Rouge ct dc SOS gnyjrons, CONNIE pro.
fesaeuF De nuaiqte vocal Of instrumental,
Piano Ct GuitafeJ II 6spsrs par see con.
uaissances dams Get art ct son eEtrtmg fidtIitt
dams accomplishment de- Sos devoifs ahr.tsf
les sufragts dea persaunas qGi FbonofeBt De
l9ur tonfanes, II aecordera les pianos q un
ntlk lnuAelh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

PEIETURE. HUILE DE LIN ET ESPRIT DE
THEREBENTINE, d VeBdre.
S'adresser a
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
sept 20-33.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

~ G 'errn ja IN revolution roaGa an tf6
sof IA Coa1scUca* pres de 54a,0Flugl.
~ ga aIoas a.ats Ua e.affe aassl fort Que
Ie sef-I1 uaiatenaht ceBai do 100 00a0n0
-peer cst eat "a de F2G8, GGu0Go fourl h.
Stlsssshaser's. Notra Iara.are guarra,
qaa3qae Eti1o ! boa marrha. coa,parse
ay5a u R'lalgt les gasfrcs orIiaarres. mas
ca1ta $50. 100000 far a
aoiFe g8efre o. II regojatiaa n rnhta 4
tAaE'etette PISS d. SIX cents mHl.,ps q,
les gaefses aao cetto pa's>aaca q cues :.
sa4tenlr cOnlre Napoleon sealsiDaut. hi
Ont coatA ptas DO $1,000. GOO 000l
C'm tez ~na}ateaant Ie n3saare 3es Vi,
times, les millions de vsuves ct d'orphe.
Inns observer u pauvre,a, le crime Of
tsntsmPt a-ca q0i, pendant ds ioaEaes
annees ont SIC IN irair da ces dlsc0rd5s. at
'oos scosars confront, Qlelis hsarsuse
those qae IL eerret - CaarFfer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

DESTRUCTIVE I'oRSADo.--A violent and
most destructive tornado and hail storm
occurred in DeSoto county, Miss, on the
18th uliimo, destroying every thing in its
course. II passed over Souihall, Man
Gently Col. Felix Lewis plantations. On
most OF these and other plantations, the
young cotton, corn, garden, and other
plants, are entirely destroyed; Mr.. Trigg
had ESQ acres Of corn, &C., entirely ruin
ed; in some places 100 to 200 trees were
blowned down on single acre; and moi a
leaf is left on tree or shrub. The hail
was near three inches deep on the ground
in the morning, and birds, killed by the
hail, were scattered over the ground. The
hail stones are represented as having been,
on an average. larger than ounce bullets,
or as large as partridge eggs. The hail in
some places lay in drifts near three feet
high. #s ...... ..av ... z.~.-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
For the Hillshorongh Recorder.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I was much gratified a
few days since, in witnessing an examina-
ton Of the pupils at Bethesda Female Sc
minary. All the services exhibited a
thorough proficiency on the part of the
students seldom witnessed on occasions of
the kind, strongly evincing the excellency
of the plan of instruction prac6ced by the
teachers, Miss ID. L. Harte and Miss
Cook, who have charge Of the school. In
most cases public examination is mere
farce, not exhibiting in any degree the adj
vancement Of the pupils, or their proficien-
cy in any science; their examination les
sons, or set portion in the different bran
ches Of literature, having occupied then
whole time for weeks, and perhaps iol
months previous; so that child of poor
capacity or indolent habits may appear as
well as the best in school; IA practice to
which have always been opposed. Or
this occasion, it was evident to all that nc
Young lady knew where she was 10 bt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
A STRONG MOVEMENT.

We find letter from Galveston. under
date Of the % unliimo. IN the New Or.
lrans Republican, from which We make
The following exirac
.The Important event Of the day is
The arrival az Com. Slockion. with his
fleet. Two days sfier he anchored here,
rol. Love received information from = re-
liable source Gom The West. that the
Mexican force on the Rio Grande wanlJ al
tempt TO occupy and maintain the line Of
the Nences a ne moment ofihe compile
ton &c annexation. This news he CON-
mnnicaled 10 ne Commodore, who adj
,ised an immediate occupation 81 the line
BY the Texan troops, Offering his ec-cpe-
ration Ly sea. The Commodore. ac-
companied by Col. Lore, Col. McKin.
ney, Samuel Williams, and C. A. Wick
life, Lie Postmaster General Of the Uni-
ted Stats, will sail tomorrow 10 obtain
intelligence. and will reluIn in week.
In The mean lime. Major General Sher-
man is % visit The Executive and ask his
ap, roval and cooperation. should he re-
fuse, Sherman contends that lac is en-.
powered BY the eeneralierms Of m ex.
isling law 10 acl independently Of the
President. and he rM do so. lie will
call three thousand men into immediate
service 10 rendezvous at Corpus Christi
Gad The call wW be promptly obtysd
Things here are In great fermcnl."
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NoTICE-TAyrS.

=
SHALL attend at the following times and
places, to collect the Tax due for the year
S44, viz:
Monday, the 9Th July, at Jesse Durham's.
Tuesday, the sth, at John Ncwlin's
"Wednesday, the 9th, at RufEn's Mills.
Thursday, the 10th, at Michael Albrights.
Friday, tho l lth, at George Paticrson's.
Saturday, the l2th, al William A. Carigan's.
Monday, the 18th, at John 8. Tunentine's.
Tuesday, the 18th. at Jacob Summers.
"Wednesday, the 10th, ct Chcsley +. Faucets
Thursday, the 18th, at Mrs. Hutchinson's.
Friday, the 18th, at Gabriel. ID. LEAFS ~s@
Saturday, tho 18th, at George A. Mebane's.
Tuesday, the 22d, at Bedford Hurdles.
"Wednesday, the 23d, at Mrs. Mixes.
Thursday, the 24th, at Abncr Parker,s.
Friday, the 25th, at William Lipscomb's.
Saturday, the Goth, at Harris Wilkerson's.
Monday, the 2sth, at William N. Prait's Store.
Tuesday, the 10th, at Joseph L. Mornings.
Wednesday. the 3Oth, at William Tricc's.
Thursday, the Slst, at Chapel Hill. .a
Friday, the LIST August, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the I'd, at Pinkney Skies.
Monday, the 4th, at Hillsborough, to collect the
town tax.
or The Magistrates appointed to receive the
list Of taxahles for Is45, will attend at the times
and places above mentioned in their several dis
tricts. Punctuality is expected from all. Every
person falling to give in his list is subject by law
to pay double tax, and the Sheriff is bound to
collect it.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE, Sheriff.
June 10. ..~ So
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81 daes 20 sFssH. E6n { i,.lIsrsni
FeI.orss g. tlls Cabine e. Team afairs.
and De subscsueni ariioa upon fhen ~
congFess. hat a immedisie derlsr.sioa
Of var = Contemplated againss he Uni.sl
STATES. On de eonlf7ry. / would seem
ihsf The GoEefnneni wishes = AVOID such
an alternative, " ne readiness Il has
manifested On Ihis occasion Il listening u
DE Proposilion COZ peace made by Texas.
By treaty with thai government. and ae.
kn0wledging Der independence On fhe
terms - above rrlaied. she wsuld no Ion
ger consider herslf bound IN honor u ~.
ii The threats she has made 0r declaring
war against the UHiied States. To dis
elect NJ. cuesas has. On more lllan one
OCCASION. expressed himself il his Official
reports. Al any rale. IL would seem hiE:l.
" probable that Mexico win await The &C.
non Of Texas on The present negotiation
before any decided measures are adopted
on her pari.
= Believing Il important ihai ihe Co
vcmneni should be in possession of de
information relative 10 the above negotia-
ton, Capt. Conner has deemed il proper
70 despatch The Somers with il 10 Pensa.
cola, with orders 20 return and JOIN the
squadron without delay"
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Highyui .9ccidsd.-on Wednesday
of last week, the 2Sih ult., at the Cam
den race course, q short time before the
hour fixed for starting the horses, a por.
ton Of the extensive stand gave away and
fell down with tremend' us crash. The
stand, i, appears, was double, having up
per and lower tiers, elevated several feet
from the earth, and the ground plot occu.
pied by persons with refreshments, DC.
or course those under were in the greatest
danger, and from what we can learn Of Sc
veral hundreds who were thus exposed,
some forty or fifty were more or less in
iured. Three or four persons, residents
Of our city, are said TO have been so Sc.
verely hurt that they can scarcely be ex-
pected 10 recover! Notwithstanding the
catastrophe. the race was run, and won
BY Fashion in two heats. ~. finer.
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The Generally Assembly Of Inc Pres
bylerian Church. IN session Il ciarinnali,
was Engaged nearly all Of Friday with
The consideration az die following cues
ton Shall The last sentence In Ihe Alb
section Of he 2sth chapter Of the Confes-
sion Of faith. 10 wit; a man NAV not
marry any Of his wiIe,s kindred nearer Ia
blood than he may Of his own, nor the
woman Of her husbands kindred nearer in
blood than Of her own'-be stricken out.'
A motion was pending 70 overture The sub
jeci 20 the Prsbyleries; and il was derid-
ed in The negative by the following vote
ayes 70; noes 9s; non liquei /.