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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

A new Auti-Rcnt war i likely to spring
ap IN Illinois, along the line of the canal. II
seems that the Trustees, looking to the ulu.
mate value of the lands which border on the
canal, have taken steps To lease the lands in
question AT nominal sum, but which would
still keep the title in them. The settlers ON
these lands claim the right of pre-emption to
them; and urge that allurcmcnts are held out
to th' m, by The Legislature, to enter upon
and cultivate them; that they were guarran-
tied the night of occupancy free of charge un-
til they Were brought into the market aud the
right tn purchase them then at their apprais-
ed value Ii Is contcnded that the bond hol-
ders were not ignorant of their guarantees:
that they were repeatedly in the law under
which the lands are convcyod and if thcy
wanted the right To lease them they should
have spoken in time.
The Ouowa Free Trader saws. among all
the settlers on the canal lands. with but a few
exceptions not .worth taking into account. so
lar as our information extends, there exists
but one determination on the subject of these
lands. Ihey 'cW not lease them themselves
and 'cH not SHfcr strangers TO lease them:
amt he who. with lease from the Board of
Trustees in his pocket, undertakes to dispos-
scss settler of his "claim' will find himself
IN hot water. il is not little thing to take
away from man his house and home, how
ever humble they may be- and there are few
en- who will not iish, for them, unless OPP
posed by the clearasi right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
TGBAL CAIN,

by CHARLES MAcKAY.
Old Tubal Cain was IA man of might
In the days when earth was Young:
BY tie fierce red light Of his furnace bright
The strokes of his hammer rung:
/ And he lifted high his brawny hand
On the iron glowing clear,
/ MI the sparks rushed out in scarlet showers
As he fashioned the sword and spear.
And he 'Hurra for my handiwork
Huna for the spear and sword
liurra Tor the hand that wields them well,
For he shall be king and lord !"
To Tubal Cain came many one.
As he wrought By his roaring fire,
And each one pmyd Tor a strong steel blade
As the crown OF his desire;
And he made them weapons sharp and strong,
Till they shouted loud for glce,
And gave him gifts of pearl and gold,
And sPoils OF the forest free.
And they sang. Hurm for Tubal Cain,
Who las given us strength anew!
fiura for the smith, and hurra for the fire,
And hurra for the metal truew
But a sudden change came DER his heart,
Ere the setting oi the sun,
And TubaI Cain was filled with pain
For the evil he had done;
lie saw that men, with rage and hate,
Made war upon their kind,
That The land was red with the blood they shed
In their lust for the carnage blind.
And he said" las that ever made.
Or that skill of mine should plan,
The spear AND the sword for men whose Joy
Is to slay tlcir fellow mem"
And for mang day old TubaI Cain
Sat brOCdinQ DER his woe;
And his hafd-sOi core to smite the ore,
And his furnace smoulderd low
But he rose at last with cheerful face,
And a bright, courageous eye,
And barred his strong arm for the work.
While the quick flames mounted hiph.
And he sang-"Hurra for my handiwork!'
And the red sparks lit the air; lnadc !"
mot alone for the blade was the BRIGHT steel
And he fashioned the first ploughsfarc.
And men, taught wisdom from the past
In friendship Joined their hands. [wau
Hung the sword in the hall the spear ON thc
Aud plough'd the willing lands;
And sang. llurra for Tubal Cain
Our siaunch good friend is he:
An lI Tor The plougllslare and the plough,
To BIN our praise shall be:
But while oppression lifts its head.
Or tyrant would b. lord,
Though we may thank him Tor the plough.
wen not forget the sword :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

USr RECEIVED and for sale ycry low by
~ PRYOR & PAUL.. va iesah ID, rggi,i,
l6i Market Street, WnEf LING.
40 Brls Whiting
? casks Fresh Chnmomile Flowers
casks India Rhnbnrb Root pr,me
80 gross Superior Black
cases small Sicily Liqnori,o
20 boxes Ground Mustard in cans
~ 90 Pepper
2Oniscgs While Lead
2 casks Sup White Glue
500 coo Percussion Cans
U boxes CASTLE Soap old and dry
20 baskets Fresh Olive OIL
brls Refined camphor
do cream OF Tartar
case Chinese Vermllon
bales India Scnnn
20 boxes D'ilen's Scars in cakes AID blrs
| co,k Nuimegs
80 Lbs Engli.h calomel
100 do American do oud
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE.
WEST LIBERTY, VA-John STEELE.
WEST ALEXANDRIA, PA. X. Hope.
TYLEn CoUNTy, VA YIN. j. Moon
BELLE-ARs ONO d. II. Archer.
EMzABETmowE. MARSHALL Co. VA.-JBoo.
CADIz. O.--E. T.. Albert. o.
Mr.. PLEASANT, o.--AJrdhan, 1F Gre,s,
Sr. GAINESVILLE, O.--Fosier Carroll Eso
SrEUBENvrLLE. O.-LeUf 4idior.
BROOKE, Co. VA.-baiah Steen. Elsa.
PORTLAND, Omo-JOln VI. Matthews.
ISAIAH STEIN, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county Virginia.
IRtADELPnIA.--Jdmcs Rcd. p. ~
MIR. Lew MELLoR, is our Agent for Steu-
benyille, Ohio, and vicinity.
MASslLLoN, Omo--Jdmes W. UnderbiH.
O. All money paid TO the above agents
VIII be received the same as if paid into fine
once. All contracts made with them for adj.
''i,ioing and printing will be filed the same
as II made with us. Advertisements will ~.
ways appear in the next paper after tLev arc
received, and job printing contracted for win
the above agents will be returned to them by
.he earliest conveyance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

a BRl ID g Eve wonder whether if
would be worth while to make another effort
TO procure bfilge across the Ohio this wear?
IL Is one OF those Improvements, which, though
local IN itself IS OF great importance to large
part OF the country, aud would form as great n
Dohu oil union as any other work that could be
devised. But will il be donc2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

REAT BARGAINS in REAL E~T,.c,,
N'' 'e'' The lolIowiI tracts Of land q, n.
owe, 'so'i'''"s terms and give tho be.l Ro,sa,s.
/ ~ gwen IN America too; w" "''sa'SS
! s0 '''0 '"' III Lenawoe county, Miebico.
99 90 Van Buren, do
a. a. do Wayne do w W.
sn 90 Essex do NJ
| 40 Jo ,,ppcoanoe do Ind. we'll iuijrovod
do Wooster W."
! E|OO do Fenire.s ca ,roo, IL
, IOO do MARSHALL co ", 9''"o'" 30 'ea'
, mouse aud lot Grave creek do
"a" y"fd' house aud dwelling we'll 6u,,r M T.,
snfp mg IN lorge business in Tono,, ~ ".
jun 4 yC,v',ee
a Lso-I will sell as agent for J + SEQ, hoooo
IA acres ol land lying IN Morgan coun,, Ta VVo
Demg 10 Inc most beautiful and btsltby 49," W
zoe known world. sold IN 1000 acre =, 49,. ', ~ ~
Genus per ecre, for oil Of which win givs, 80
pn,'S'e ''ie or no sale. and II required ,u 30,
nsh "ll description Of orch tract C,oc ~. ,.,,,
N'y" % 'he Co. IN which each fract Il s,,,.'s,
r n' particulars inquire ~ Thomas Al 49,
Va % ''o subscriber Al Ssfenyilc,
nod CYRUS lSlIAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

The following notice of - in relation
to the Clock was handed us on Saturday.
The Clock is now running, and we understand
The hammer is being repaired and the Clock
rlghted, so that I'M lew days it will commence
striking, and keep thereafter true time by the
sun. FOR Tur r,vrs
Some person in the Times this morning makes
a noise about the Town Clock. Hcis The same
person, suppose, who has so often heretofore
been carping about this same Clock. and no,y
that workman is engaged in cleaning and re-
pairing 1t this wiseacre cannot wait even
single day for this necessary operation. but he
mustba showing his disoriertd habit for scrib
bling Wonder who made him guardian of
the city and citizens. and the council too?
1t is good rule for every ono to mind their
own business. Those who attend best TO their
own business. seldom have any time to attend
to that OF thcir ncighbors 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
From he 81. Lopis ReUeiHe.
TO Ny FIRST GRAYHAIR.

From he 81. Loais ReUeiHe.
TO Ny FIRST GRAYHAIR.
Gray hairayaunl l'm i'm NV prime.
And willnot have lhce coming now
Io1meniing me before my time:
So leave my brow.
Nm wien only twenty-five.
And feeling younger every dsy.
To be disturbed by such as youi
BesOne say
lliPiuck thee from thy stolen laiL
Aud then no homid gray shall mix
with my beloved cherished hair.
Till Gfty-six!
Butitl pluck thee, more viii grow.
Ono every day 10 say the leas,.
Cray hair thou.orl a fearful foe
A hilcous BEAST
in not yet among the rocks
Anl quich-uds az liis mortal liz.
ana yet there .gay among m, locl..
IHioke vye.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

The Bastle is of acrescsnt-and the cfescen,
signifies "to increase o. that the ladies
would heed the injunction of the apostle Paul
i pray ven now To cast away the thugs
which are behind and look to those things
which are before
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
INSTRUMENTATION h,

IN A INSTRUMENTATION how
are youl' inquired young man. of u friend,
whom lac had called upon, and found confined
to his chamber.
"Imnot WELT
"Not we'll what's the matter with you?"
I'm in "a prcdicoment.'
In a preIicamenG How do YOU make that
out}"
Il have not paid my board these six weeks. '
is that all why my dear fellow YOU don't
pretend TO say that is the cause OF yourillncssf
Eyes, but do! They woa,tolllow me to
20 away till | pay my board and they won't al
bow me to eat till | settle up
His friend picked up his hat and remarked
he must be gone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

BEACON OURSE.-AMERIcAN PrpFs-
TRIANIsM TRIUMruANT The foot race be-
tween WILLIAM JACKSON, (the American
DceD recently from England, and WILLIAM
BARLOW, youth OF Is years, native OF Will
liamsburg l.. L.. came oil Yesterday afternoon
on the Beacon Course, and was attended by
IA large concoursc of spectators. estimated at
from three 10 four thousand. The race was
for 81 l00-two mile heat. The men appear
ed in front OF the stand few minutes before
1 i. NJ, stripped for the work each being
naked with the exception of shoes and short
drawers, reaching half way to the knee.
At the start, Barlow won the inside and
after running a short distance, took the lead
keeping about one pace ahead to the quarter.
when hc began to leave his antagonist. and
down the back stretch wdened the gap con
sidcrably. Jackson, however, made good hi,
loss ere coming To the stand, which he passed
just ahead, in 100
In the second mile Barlow soon regained
his place, but lost it again down the straight
course between the quarter and half. Round
ing the turn, be once more led the race. and
came in winner in 9:A4t. jackson giving up
the contest after passing the draw.
The result OF this match greatly disappoint-
cd the numerous friends of jackson. who was
decidedly the tavorite at starting. They free
ly bet 100 TO 90 in his favor, and lost large
sums OF money, estimated TO amount TO sSlO,-
600 Both parties appeared in good cond-
ton
We heard. upon the ground, from those
convcrsant with such affairs, that jackson
land out every dollar that he could raise to
come to this country about four months since,
confident of beating any American who could
be started against him. This was the third
race, as lac ran once before over the Beacon
Course, beating Gilderslceve and others in a
ten mile race, aud once five mile race, which
he also ran. lie has at last found his match.
", j. True Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

spN KEGS GROUND GINGER. reed aud
ID - io' sale by PRYOR * PAUL.
nrt ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
TO the Editors of Tie VAig: }


GENrLEMEN: must again ask pcrmi..ion
to cnrcnch upon your colamn.. wilt. + ..,,.
few more words about Rail Rolds. In l,Gk
mg over a late numb.r Of your ofprr ob-
serve Il correspondent of yours saag,'.I. "a moo.
pan To rach lhe West. with an oner to fhs
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad to terminate tl,.i,
route at Prkcr-burg. The Gght of ,,a.,. -,
ihc Baltimore q OHIO Railroad TO poipf ~
low down, / trust, viii never be- ui0,reJ 3.
tn' people 81 Virginia. We have boon f,,li
long enough and J hop. viii now pgn;f@t
somr State pride and spirit in "a matter H.,
Porianl 10 all our people. and fb. c,,;.,I
our state. Let t'a State stand by n. o.,,,'
and grant no other terms than d,sy 49, ,'l'
nady offered il wou'd NOT be yo,3,a,;. a.
ON our part 10 grant TO Baltimore. wilbonI ,.5
least equivalent. near ouc-u!irJ of r,. ..-
duCc OF our state but utter vrsl ,, I'o,
folly. IN all honor she is bound TO- 49, '' u.
wheeling and ii vs." stick to our l1l,..
s!iA III 90 fniaA, oad nowhere ols,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

SMOKING IN MARX ET.-Ve are rcoues, .
ed to call the attention of the city council TO
this custom very common in our market bo,ises
both by dealers and others. 1t is very filthy
practice and deserves abatemcntasa nuisance
OF the worst character. Our market bour. arc
before breakfast, a gentleman rises and HAVING
once brea,hcd The fresh air, enters the marie,
nous wl'ere hisnose Is salotcd with the odor Of
ABOUT seventy long mines mingled with all
Tue other not very odorifyrous concomitsnts
oil beei Sims, dog meat and sour krout. II i.
enough to make man forswcor eating A.
gam ii great number Of ladies' attend norle,
and 1t is beyond endurance to see a man no.
nina a stall waiting ulona lady to a mp,,oo
chop with cigar in bis mouth cooked I'm at o.,
angle OF ID degrees and with every breath
blowing cloud Of smoke in her face.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

PRIMITIVE CRADLES M, c...,
i ,. A!'ef'i-er says Their are individuals nose
''",s "a Cincinnati. who were actually rock
'' o'"'g ihair infancy ia sggar t,o,,Lq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

1OLu MBUS AND NENlA RAILPo,n
me reader will see by the adyrr-i.,mDa,t,',,',
IN ~. hiase way, Secretary Of the Comr,n,. , ~,
WS columbus and AcDia Railroad Co,go, ",o.
WIN put d portion OF The grading ON tJ,e' i,,,
under contract on the 18Th az fG;s , "",N
ne work Is Iightond worthy tlcgtfen, i'', u
contractors. vac U'''h'Ioi OF
- " We G 1nler rom this promptnnss and ,,o,,,
VI w ,chP'ny ihat this important I'LL ~
our Norhcrn and Eastern rI,n,,','. MN ~
VIII DC finished by Noycmbcr vn. ions .,,i
central part OF this State win ibrp h.. me
inercan,ile cntcrprle, in manner and Wv -, . 10
'Al.lt " never has been yet-Cta. (.I,.'.]. on
When ihat iscomf lcted IL wonld reoni,. L...
90 miles Of Rail Ro1d TO connect g,IGn,o.,
WIN Cincinnati and Cleveland hy conG,noa
R'il Roads, all the Indiana roads t,a M;
River aud The whole Of tr Great w., n.y.
l'"s 'f' ALREADY passed. Cananv. no, f., 80,
a maloriiy,of the Directors and eorn,ony i. -
foolish as to drop aIl Ibis meat m.rrl, f., 1.a
sAado" Of 81 somewhere else.
FkiMlIlVE CRADLrS.-M, Cj., n,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

O. We eStmct lie following from the
letter OF "SoUTmEnNER,' to the Richmond
Wing dated
STEAMER scum AMEplcA. UuBsoy E,vrp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
yENTE DE PROPERTIES De
VALEUR.

II sera vendu par Fl LAEUoE, s%ncanteurr
SAMEDI lie . mai 1s45.
a Ia maison de- cour do Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a midi, la PrOpriets ci.aPFss dscrits,,
SAVIOR
Deux lots de- tere dams Ia vile Baton
Rouge, 6iant lots nos. 6 ct 7, lets no. r.
rue des BouIevards, ayant cbacun seixan-
to pieds de face snF une profondsur do
cent c~inquante pieds, mesure ffan9aise.
Aussi, quatorzs arpens de teTre, sltass
dams les environa do la vile de Baton
ayec toute les batisses ct authorizations ami
s'y trouvent, design6 snr lie plan hguFahf
depose au bureau du JUICE de ParoIsss PaE
r ID Newcomb, CONNIE nos. "a ct 20.
La propriet6 ci.dessus decrite seEa ven
due pour saIisfaire un ~hypothequs legal
R.dessus, en- favour de HorGenss CaPds-
vile maintenant HoFtense Artus.
Condaions.-Un ciRquieme complaint
Ia balance a @, IL, Is ct "a mois, en- bill
let's poriant hypoth6que, aTec SIX pour
cent d'int6rst de Ia date 4 matuFit6 ct huiE
pour cent de maturit5 au Placement hual.
L'acte de vsnte par deVant john Rcsap
notaire public, aug frais de PacquereGF-
% mars 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
REFERENCES.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

= Oh52 - AAVN ~NNSA ENES
En- verru dun ordre de Honorable Cour
des preuyes dams ct pour IA p~aroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge. il sera VeBdn par 10 suussi
gne june de Par0isse et ex.Cfficio encan.
teur, sur les iicux.
Mardr Is AvriI 1e45.
i ltheure habitaeIle DIES ventes, Ia proprie-
te ci.aprGs d6crite appartenant 4 la sue
cession de John @. Talbot, decide, sayoir:
L'habItation sur l~aqaelle 10 d6funt resi-.
DAFT dams cstte paroisse, contenant $50
arpens de terre, plus on moins, a Redwood.
avec les ameliorations qui sly t7ouVent,
aussl des actions de Banaue.
I'm moroccan de terre de 800 arpens sur
Sandy Creek dams celtic paroisse.
Et les esclaVes sntvans, viz:
Gregoire pegre, Joe do, Rsbecca Agee
de IT ans, Lrcy de IS ans, MatiIde de
IA, Daniel de 16, Martha de ii n
lie meme jour, a la dite place ii sera
veudu.
l paire de beuf.
2 chevaux.
90 tetes de bestiaux.
Meubles de maison ct de cuisine.
/ pendule appartennnt al dit DECIDE.
CondHions.-Comptant.
Une ample description de la propriste
scra donnee le jour de Ia vente.
Gu. TESTER.
Is mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

LIE iugement de + II Hatch pour 10
meurtre dc w. A. Jackson, a eIe reprls
hier matin. Noici Ie resume des t6moi.
gnages recus dams les journees d'aVant
hier ct d'hter.
Les docteurs Landroaux ct Vlonnet
sont les deux premiers lemons produIts
par le coroner Ramos pou: assister a Eau.
topsle du defunt; lis ont constate feXls.
tence de cinq pleasures, don't deux NOR
telles: Pune au cote gauche de Ia p"lirI.
he, entire Ia seconde OF la troIsleme cole !;
rautre dams Pabdomen.
Les dispositions des divers temoins sont
a~hsolument conformes d celles qul ont ete
faites devant 10 recorder F6nois qui ont
paru dams. notre feuiIie du Ia tevrieT.
Nous nous bornerons done d I'm simple re.
sumo des fats. q .
lie defunt w A Jackson ct lie prison.
nler f II Hatch strangers inn a ~l'autre,
Sc rencontrerent lie mardt gFas au bal de
Ia sale de ST. Louis. Le premier s'etant
cru i1suile par lie second, lie prra de venir,
apres Ia contredance, dams la sale des ra-
EMBELLISHMENTS, atm d'expilquer saa conduit
10. L'exphcation ne full point satlstaisante
pour Jackson qui frappa Hatch avec Ia
main on wee SON giant une lutte s'ensuI.
Wit OH Hatch Gu lie desavantage. lis tu-
rent blent6t separes, ct Hatch s'enqult
alors auptes des assistants du nom de son
adyersaire. Celui.ci i'ayant entendu lnl
dit " Je suis un gentleman, lie neveu du
iuge Jackson, ct ie demeure a lhotel St.
Charles" L'accuse quI paralssaIt tort lrTl-
te, ouitta Ia sale GU lie defut parfaltement
maftre de lui resta queIques instans a eau:
ser ayec ceux qui I'entouralent /; puIs II
propose de rentrer dams la sal de bal. On
! iui fit observer Que son habit ct son panta-
lon etalent pteins de poussIere ct quill te-
raft bien d'alIer 80 faire brosser. II des-
cendit done, avec une autre ~Personne, au
bureau ou Ton d6pose les c%hapeaux ct les
manteaux, pres duquel Sc trouVe une es'
pece de cabinet de toilette pour les mes
sieurs. Arrive Ia, jackson s'etait place
devant d gIace ct arFangealt ses che
yeux, tandis qu'un negre dOnnalt un coup
de brOsse a ses habits, lorsque tout a couF
l'accuse s'6lance dams lie cabinet, Sc pre-
cipite sur jackson ; sans echaDger avec
lui une seule parole ct lie frapPe dams Tab
domen. avec un ~couteau poIgnard. La
~personne qui await accompagne Jackson
le sajslt par derrisre ct lie tira Gvec tai NJ d.
force que tous deux %tomberent. L'accu
Sc Sc releya promPtement, s'elanqa de nou
veau sur jackson, ct lui porta une autr'
bIessure. &c dernier saisit Passaillant G
~parvint a lie tenir a q%uelque distance
mais bient6t la force fabandon nant,
recut quatre autres pleasures, ct tomba SD
Il paruuet entrainant ave Lon le prison
nier.
Pendant cette lutte, lie garden des man
} teaux ct des chaPeaux await aussl I'm
came plombee ct a travers rouverture pa
~Iaouelle il recoit les d6Pots, il await frapp
. Hatch sur Ia tete atm d'arreter sa violeI
ce. QUAINT a Jackson lui meme, IN L
Ia va nj fraPPer, nj essayer de fraPP'
Paceuse,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

des wings polr Cotte aimee ost done en-
sommo dc 80 viIles on villages.
La chambre doe repre- seuians de u
legislature de New York, qui siege A Al
bany, discuiait dernierement TN bill sur
ID seduction, ct CO sliet t~ouiours Vi deli.
cat d %lraiteF, a donnt lieu i une discution
teIlemsns scabreuse quill serait parfaite.
mont impossible den bonner une id6e.
Cotto discussion est une homie pour 10
corps d6lib6rant qui Ia laiss6e se p%oursui-
vro ct qui Ia 6eout6e.
-L'ev6que Onderdonk a de nombreux
pariisans /; il a mems DIES amis dune g6.
nerosite toute aris~tocratiqne. Derniero.
mont On gentleman va 10 yoir, lui fait uno.
ASSET Tongue yisite, pendant laqueilc IL
lui temoigna beaueoup d'estimo ct do
sympathie, OF 10 prize, on 10 qnittant, dc.
y%ouIoir bian acceptcr un volume sous en-
y]eloppe. ApresIa sortio deson almabie visi.
teur. f6v6qup ouvre I'onveIoppe pour ex.
nminer Il caduau qu'on lui a fait; il trou.
Vi d'abord un fort joIi volume, puts en-
t%ournant Ia premiere page, un beau billet
do cent piaistres; la seoonde lui ofire un
nutre billet esactement paroil /; la iroisie.
me 10 autre ; Ia qlatrl6me un autre, OF
ainsi ID suite. On ne dit combien 10 volume
await de pages.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

Hatch flt mm6diatement arreta par
les assistants 10 Marie affiva bient6t, ct 10
prisonnier lui rendit son oouteau OF se re.
nit d la gardo du magistrat qni lenvoya
sur 10 champ en- prison.
II Y q. dams les dispositions quelques de-.
sacord sur 10 temps qni s'6conla ontro Ia
premiere lutte qHi await Oh lieu au cafe ct
celle uni snivit dans le cabinet do toilette.
I'm t6tnoin pretend gull ne s'est pas econ.
IL de hut dix minutes, Iandis que d'au.
tres pretendeht gull 80 passa Dc dopze D
vingt minutes.
L.a defense pr6sente Sos lemons il
est prouvs que le dtfunt, tandis gill 6tait
dams In sale do bal, await manifesto son
intention de sonlfletef 10 pr,sonDier d Ia.
premiere occasion favorable ;-qu'ai bal
precedent Is d6funi s'dtaii priS De q~0erelle
avec .lino autre ~personne, etqn'it sen Sc.
raft snivi un duel, 81 des amis n'avaient
pas arrange l%'aftire ;-quil await, au der.
nief bal, dit quIl s'attendaIt d ayoir de
nonvelles difficulties an snjet de Ia demoi.
seIle pour IaqpeIle il await deja Gu un diff.
f9fend.
Un grand nombre de personnes de Ia
plus haute respectabiIit6 l6moignent En-
favour de la condnite honorable qua tou.
jours Gu 10 prisonnier depuis son has age,
en- cstte vile ; dc FSstime que lui porIait
IN cercle nornbreux de personnes respecsa.
hles, OF do son c~aract6re palsible.
A ii cI6tute des t6molgnages, l'avocat.
general prapd Ia parole +; puts IL juge In.
ry, CONNIE avocat de raceuse, prolonge
ID d6fonse ~jusqu'a trois heures. La Cour
prend ~ensuite IN recess dune. heure. A
Ia repriso de faiTaire, NM. Soul6 Grymes
OF Masureau, ddfendent l'uecus6, ct sont
r~6pliqu6s par I~'avocat do district OF M.
Roselius.
Apres une charge tres lucide ct impor.
tale. 10 iuge SONNET h tFairs au jury dom
nc son verdict d'Acquitement.
p. s. Quaire hsures ct demio, 10 jury
dome son verdict d'AcquiHement.
AbeiIlc du 90