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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
NEW GOODS.

gTNIIE subscriber has Just returned from tue East,
with an entire new and well selected stock Of
goods, consisting, in part, Of
Calicoes, Merinoes, Alapacaos, Hhawls, MuSIns,
Boots and Shoes, Quecnswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails Glass. Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
He fatters himself that the above stock can be sold
at such prices comport with the state OF the times
e. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec 30 ISIS-t7-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,

From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ga, ria. Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley. and Jacinto MISS; Tuscum-
Jia Decatur, SomcrvrIIc. Warr"nton, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary station, Ball Play, Ala; Rome,
Ga. to Madison Ga. At Holly Springs, Miss. this line
South with the lines to Jackson Miss; North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn connecting North
with the line at Nashville. Ua. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road hid Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala,
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston, South Carolina
portion OF the above Line has recently gone in ope-
ration. The propretors intend sparlng pains
pensc in making this Line equal 10 any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, careful
and accommodating EAertron will be used to give
entire satisfaction those who may favor II EN- with
their patronage.
Time of icaping Memp'is-Mondays Wednesdays
oand Fridays, at half past ga. VI.
SIMS q BROTHERS.
Proprietors Of the ADORE line 10 Hoiiy Springs.
Memphis. Ten, July :, lo43.-I6.I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
Not exceeding ten ines. altered a, :.

Announcement of candidates, will !.
sther Advertisements.
Political circulars willb charged asa.
No advertisements Of gross, abusiy,
ture, will be published at any price. "
All letters must be post paid.
The above terms will be strictly adbs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
Wagon Making.

hortcs notice and on reasonable terms for Gosh or
ry produce. JOSEPH HA"klNo
Van Buron, March 80, lSli.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE

ARGlLF. IS dark brown, without
crpt star. fifteen hands and three Quai
possessed Of uncommon bone and mus
form combining wilh perfect symmetry
scniial Of n Race Horse. lie is noE
years Old, having been foaIcd in Mayi
prrng Of 1880. cwas sired by the lar
T"nson, his dam Thistle, was by OgIei,
grandam by DIR. Thornion's imported H
den. his 2. grandam by Mr.. Halls Spa
.. g. 9, dam by DR.. MarshaII's H. der
was nv LinhSay's Arnhian.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
PERFORMANCE ON THE TUR

The performances OF ARGYLE on the
placed him in the very first rank Of y
Horses. rs a Racer, while those of his g
him to an equal standing as a Stallion.
ed first at Oraageburg, S. c.. in 1884. 4
Barnw oil, Augusta. Macon. Columbia and
ton two, three. and four mile heats, bed
sy Wallace, Raulosnake, (three lime.I
ashton. Rushiigh,, Bertrand. jr., UvSl
iummcs. g., &c. fie never lost hea,
rarely, if ever, put up to his speed, uui
lraordinary defeat by John Blscombe
the circumstances of which are famiarI
one. Subsequently he was trained aud !
great success in Virginia; and in May,
the Central Course at Bolinore, after rus
the first heat of three miles and losing
head. in D minutes and 45 seconds he
sc "ond heat in 5 minutes and 40 sccon.
the best second heat of three miles rec
the American Turf, and the most brill
formance Of ynar, surprising all othe
richness of lis annals.
During tho same week, and on the SAN
one of his daughters. Kate Sealon, wou
sweepstakes OF $4,000. beating a fine
great ease, such coincidence being hili
known upon the Turf.
ARGYLE stood but one season until
1910. and to limited number Of Mares,
of which were thorough bred yet his CO
won nine out of eleven races for which d
been started, beating at ono, Two and thu
the get of many ofour best Stations, beside
imported colts, some of them in first rate
Two of his get. the "Governor" and kate
were unrivalIod upon tho Turf by any
heir age.
The owner Of ARGYLE, in bringing
the West. in the Cherokee Nation, pres
with confidence 10 tho Public, as being
way on nccoun, of his blood, size, and
performance on tho Turf, so remarkable
lance, as well as speed. and The extraordn
cess Of his go,;-worlhy Of their entire
LOT. SAMUEL N
Fort Gibson. G.. NJ, Jan. 2Oth ls45.
2--lill 30th June.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
C.eof Western U. .. Mail Line
FROM
NoUTHoF WHITE RIVER To
LITTLE ROCK, ARk's,
-,e.m.boat and Post Coaches.


,uF ,, Signed, contractors for trans ,ranspG5tn p;'.a
L the U. $. N !" I.snm.%oa, iro" o to Rockroe an,
ION the Mss.) by. -se Pos, Coaches, 10 Liu
from thence in four.ho. a full operation on Fri
Rock, will put that line I'M.
day next. Twill take steam
Passengers from the Mississippi cry Tuesda y
boat at the Mouth of White rvere 4 o'clock
Thursday and Saturday morning al Coach
-1"-e they will meet the Pos. Pra
for Roekroe: %"s, s,vsv iuen through the Big =
e' which NV WI, poOI bv = P. NJ OF the ,o,'0w
days; and passengers will lea iny mornings, a,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa'mt, river by P.
8 O'Clock, and reach Mouth "h'te from 81 to
NJ. of the following days--.hronsh IN
40 hours. .r-,l,.,or tn
100, II s. Mail Line BY steamboats, Oh the Mis-
ss;ss;n,i and Ohio rivers, and the U. s. Mail fosI
Co,rh lines diverging west and south from Little
Rock TO Fort Smith and Washington.
pn.senuers from other States. wishing to Vis
,h, celebrated HOT SPRINGS, or any other pom
;n Tho interior of Arkansas, may rest assured sha
,h;s line will afford them ready and speedy con-
yeyonce from the Mississippi to Little ROCK
all seasons, and particularly when Inc Arko"saS
!; TOO low for ma, ieation, which Is generally lhe
c,se through the summer and fall season. =,
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks to the tio' o.
s,r;ngs. or any other point, can al all times oe
readily procured at Little Rock =,
No pains nor expense will be spared. BY the
,ronre,ors 10 render the situation OF oil comfort
phIs and convenient who may travel on their line
SrAes.orsrcE--At Little Rock, at the Anthony
House.
All baggage at the risk of the owners: m
G. LENNON & CO.
Little Rock. Nov. %. 1874. 4@-"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
Dissolution,
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE AND
ARGYLE.

WILL stand the ensuing senson, d.
w tation Of Samuel Mays, in Fin
Cherokee nation. He will be let to m,
the season. and that paid within the =
duc,ion of 20 per cent. being made
paid within the season. The season to
on the lst day Of March, and end Il
June.
Every care will be taken OF the
their fouls, but no liabilities will be 10
escapes or accidents. Good pasturags
vided, and mares fed on grain at a
price, and servants boarded gratis
mare not prove in foal, she shall have
Of tlc Sncceedyng Fall scnson Crntis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
IT, S. POST COACH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHINGTON
AND HOT SPRINGS.

yTHE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u.
s. Mail from Lutte Rock 10 Washington and HOT
snTinps have the satisfaction Of informing the pup c
that their lines Of splendid Troy Post Coaches are no"
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs, leave
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
morning. at daylight, in horse Post Iodchcs'
in which they are conveyed to Fair Play, (Rey
40 niles and from thence the passengers Tor ho' %
Springs are conveyed through the same day. IN Inc
same Coaches those for Washington are Transferred
to splendid new horse Post cache, at Fair fiay aho
reach Washington the next day after leaving Lit'ie
Rock On their ret"rn, the Coaches from washington
and Hot SpringsaGain ,nterseet at FaT ray ana
rive at Litle Rock every Wednesday, FRIDAY and
Sunday evening at sun down-coming throngh from
the former place in two days, and the latter IN one
dsy, -....
The propretors have careful. sober, and experienc
ed drivers, and pledge themselves to spare neither Ia
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction to all who
NAV patronize them. az
Fure-To Washington, $40; to Hot Spring, %
Stope.offes at the Anthony House, Little koek anu
at The Layfayettc House, Washington
rFAI baggage at the risk OF the owners: ,,,
Nov %, lsii--a2tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
A. NJ. Blu S H

ID ESPECTFULLY bcgs leave TO return D.
Rthanks fcr-the libcEa! patronage be has y"
his BARRIERS and Hair Dressing establishment, |,
10 inform them that he has disposed of 'ns
ment of his establishment to J. W Tayloe'
will continue, at the same stand,on Main stree,.
from J. Austins. where he will at all times o.. M
serve all who may honor him with their pau
the best manner and on The shortest notice
NAV 2, ISi5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
nIMPoRrANr FERRY.n

TRAFELLERS are inforS'ea ina; eA.e"u" "n%
l. Ferry Flats are kept at Cofees relasi anO ~
efficient Ferry.men are IN ot'eno"nos ps De-!
rive them prompt passage across neu n' 80 Il.
Tnis Ferry is OH decidedly the neares. S,SEEE ,SI
Forks of tho Trinity. ". wi
Van Buren, Dec. 81, lS44.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
THE ARKANSAS lNTElIIS
IS PUBLISHED EVERY s.

Al TuREE DoLLARs per year, if p.ia
or FouR DoLLAKs, If payment ts s.L
that time.
TERMS OF ADVERTISE.
For square Of 10 lines, or less, g..
DOLLAR, and nFrr cESrs for each eon,i.,
lines, and not exceeding Is, to be eSs
menis.
When an individual account. Al, =,
amounts to s5u and under slOO, . ~
cent. will be made, and when i, ar
more, a discount Of 33t per cent: h~,
be made where payment is DELAYED ,i,.a
Of one year, and no deduction " III be NJ
Advertisements required TO be puoIsnsts
All Advertisements to be paid for ~
paymen: assumed by some respon,ibIs
CONTRACTS BY THE nm
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
Not exceeding ten lines, altered o, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

Cour Crtminele.-- conr rend 10 dc,
cision dana l~'afFairo de Hornsby. Horns
by, on 50 le rappelle, fut accuse d'avoiEOs
sassinG d H Twogood JUICE 81 trouvt
coupable d'homicide settlement, ct entcn
Gle. Porte devant la Cour d'Erreurs, |.
Judgement a etc case SOFAS lie p~r6texte qut
les jur6s s'etaient separ6s pendant Pins
struction de ~l'atiaIre ct la Cour d'Erreu'
a ordonne que ~I'affaire fut jusee de nou
veau.
L'avocAt general, peasant que Ie jury
ayant reudu TN verdict d'.onicide seuIe-
nent sur unc accusation, l'accusatior
de msurtre nc pouvait plus etre Feprodulte
fit I'm nouvel acte d'uccusation d'homici-
de conlre l~accuse Hornshy.
Sur celia Paccuse a soutenu que Ia decision
de la Cour d 'Erreurs infirmant lie premier H.
cement equivalait a un acquittement ct il in.
voquait en- consequence Ia maxine non BIZ
in idem d'autant que, suivant Ia Constitution
des E Unis, nul ne peut exposer deux fol,
ga vie &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
HAYANE EFT MEXIouE.

Par le brick Til, arrive hier en- radt
nous avons reGu des %journaux de Ia Hava.
ne jusqn'au IL. On y trouve des nou,
velIes do Mexico. Lie steamer anglai.
Medtcay 6tait arrive a la Havane lie Z, We.
nant de Vera Cruz, ct ayant a bord le &c,
neral Santa Anna ct sa famille-et Sl.-
$50, 900 en- especes pour PAngleterre. Ii
steamer anglais Dee, a~rrivait le meme joul
ct presqu'au meme instant d Ia Havane
venant de Grenade avec I'expresident Bus
tamente a bord. De sorte que Santa An
ma ct Bustamente auront pu Sc donner ID
muin. Etrange vicissitude des chooses hu,
maines.-AbeiHe du 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

On lit dams les journaux de Matches
/" Nous avons Ell une affaire qui a produit
beaucoup d'excitatibn.--Un nomma w Swga.
sveugeB, du Comte DANTE, comparaissait de-.
%yantlo magistrat sous lie poids dune aconsa.
ton de meurtre.
II rtsulte des t6moignages que raccust
btait entire dams lie magasin dun uomme
Smith, fort respectable commercant de Match.
ez, ct en- sortant emporta un chapeau qu'il
savait ne pas lui apparteuir. En- apprenant que
lPaccus6 lui await vol6 I'm Chapeau, Smith
lcourut apr6s lui ct, apres une lutte passa-
Element violbnte, parvint q raltraper IL cha.
peau vol6. L'accus6 SO init a courir e~nsuite;
puts II s'arreta, Vi rdtourna, ct tirant IN
bowie knife, sc nit B insulter ct menacer
Smith ; seConds, lutte oa Smith fut. tue.
Tia Cour d'Examen a renvoy6 paccuse de
u plainte, attendu que Phommicide 6tait j'is.
ltidable."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
ETA

Les nouyslles recues hier du Texas, pal
lie ct Gamer NeU York, ne sont pas sans
Importance. lie president Jones a lance
n proclamation daus laqueIIe il ayoue
avoiF fat on laissG fairo des ouvertures au.
pres du gouvsrnement du Mexique pour
obteDir la Reconnaissance de p~independan.
ce texienne, d IL condition de ne pas san.
nexer aa Etats U0is.
Cetts proclamation est fort NAL a~ccueiI.
lie par par lee journaux que nous ayons
sous les yeux ; ct les 6pith6tes de traitrc
ct d~'hypocrite ny sont pas 6pargnees.
Jones commence par exposer que pen
dant l'et6 dernier il a appfis, de bonnie
source, que lie Inexique 6tait dispose a re.
cOnnattre Independence du Texas, pour.
w qu'il conss0tit ! ne pas s'annexer aux
Etats Unis, QUEEN mars dernieF les repre-
seRtans de la France ct de I'Angleterre of.
%frIrent leur mediation a Get effet aupres
du Mexique; que Get offre etant fate
dams des circumstances embaFrassantes il
ne crut pas devoiT Ia refuser-et quill avail
en- consequence soumis d ses FepT6sentans
les conditions preliminaires dun traise de
paix. Ces conditions ayant etc accepteea
par Ie gouH7rnement Mexican, par Ia me.
citation anieaIe de PAngletcrre ct de Ia
France. c'ese pourquoi il croft davoiF don.
nSr AZ peuPle communications de ces fats
90 attendant dc pouvoiF les soumettss al
COngFes'et 4 IL Convention-la date De
Ia proclamation est du 6 JUN 1916.
MaIgrs celia on pense toUiours que Fan.
nexion est eeTtaIns.
lie capitaine Elliott doit attsRdre / Gal
weston Faction du cOngrsS sur les pFops.
sitiOns do MsxiQue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

CONVENTION WHte--Lss personnes sui
Vantes ont tt6 nnanimement choisies CONNIE
deleguts pOnr repr6ssnter Ia vile de 10 N
Orleans. 4 Ia Convention qui dot atro seuuc
a Baton Rouge Ie troisi6me lundi de Juliet
A D C~rossman, Henry Ogden, p w Far
rar Joseph Lanata, frederic Buisson, lear
Vignaud, Paul Pandelli, Norbert Vigne, Pr
Dege!os, James p Freret, nj Hurley, Henry
Lathrop, Joseph A Beard, VIM. Christy, A,
dolphe Layet, Henry Loeket, 7 g Hunt, R
BSykes, @ P jackson, Fergus Gard6re, G
w Hardy, Ira s Holden, J G DuGarry.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

Troubles d la TIerre dur BGufs.-On q
rscu dams Ia mutt de lUndi, une lettre du
Jugs Rousseau do la p~aroisso do st. Der.
nard, Priant lie gouverneur d'envOyer Quel.
CUES compagnics dc miIice pour appaiser
un movement iRsurrectionnel qui compro.
metal. Ia tranquiIIit6 pUbIique.
II y a dams la p~aroisse dc st. Bernard
un grand nombre de- petits propFielaires
don't Ia principale industrie OF de trauspor.
tee en- charrettes les ~prOduita dp pays.
L Establishment du chemiR dc fer fait Ice
ira nsports a un prix imminent plus has.
DE Ii leur hostillit6 contre le chemin de
fer. Ces jours passes cette hostiIIit6 s'est
rnanifest6e dune facon 81 menacante que
les autorites ont pens6, ave raiSon quill
etait prudent de demander 10 secours de
Ia force armee.
En- l'absence du Gouverneur, ~I'avocat
general donna hier a environ une hsure
du matin. au major general Lewis, d'y
snvoyer un corps do troupes. En- cons6.
quence, 10 battalion d'artilIerie ct des de-
tachemens de Ia plupart des %compagnies dc
la Legion sont parts de grands matin par
les chars, qui les a~ttendaiCnt, OF sont allies
SO METRE a la disposition des autoritss.
Des warrants furent lRnC6s Contre les
6meutiers ct ION ALA 4 six on sept miles
do Ia les arEeter chex eux-0n a arr6te on.
viron dix HUT personnes qui ont donn6 eau.
ton de $1,000 chac1ne pour assurer leuT
cemparution devnnt Ia justice.-Abetllc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
NOR DU GEN. JACKSON.
L'A5eiuc do lundl di,

LAbeAte do Iundl dit
Hier, On appris en- vile Ia triste nouvel.
le dc la mort du general JACKSON, Elk.
President dos Etata Unis. II "a rendu 10
dernier soupir 10 8 de ce mois, entire six ct
sept heures du sotr, apres une tongue et
p6nible maIadie quill a support6e en- Philo.
sophie. Bien que Get 6v6nement fat pre-
WI depuis longtemps II a reimbursement
affect6 notre population. SEES nom5reux
amis ont pleur6 sa porte ct ses adyersaires
ont fait saire Icurs griefs pour no Penser
qu'au yainqueur des Chalnettes Of au sau.
venr de Ia Nouyelle Orleans.
Une assembled etc imm6diatement or.
ganisee a Ia sale St. Louis, ct TN comit6
nomm6 sans 6gard aux parts politiques,
pour prendre des measures pour la c6lebra,
ton do CO deplorabIe ev6nemsnt. Les
membres dI barreau SO sont assemblies Hlun.
di dernier, est ont nomm6 I'm comit6 pour
rediger des resolutions exprimant les sem
timens du corps tout entisr q Poccasion
de la mort du Gen. Jackson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

ger. lie maIheurgux I'd surv6Gu que
queldues momens. Sweetaer ct un nom.
me Charles Ponds qui 30 troufait aYec lui,
ont pris Id flute imui6diatement apr6s 10
coup dunne, mails II ont 6te afrates 10 me.
me soiF par les officers do ID seconds mu.
~niclpalite ct mis- en- prison. LIE corps de-
CrisweII a etc '%ranspori6 a Ia prison de
police, ct on a envoy5 chercher de suite
le corOnerj mais ne l'ayanl pas trouyd
chez lui, on a fait We hir Ia joyce Alexandra
Walker, qui q fait fenqu6te du corps. III
a etc constat6 que Ie pOignard on couteauI
ID pen6tr6 al lobe droit dn foie ct coupe unI
des grands vsissSaux sanguins 10 long del
lP6pine. Alexander Scott, que 6tait en-.
lgag6 dams la rixe, a dome son t6moigna.
|ge, d'apr6s leqnel il parait que 10 dGfint|
|et 10 temoin causaient avoc n ieungi
femme NOMINEE Rosalino Campbell, dams
une maison pres des 6curies de l'Eclipse,
Iorsque SweetzeF appela dehors CriswelI.
Rvec Iequel il await Gu quelqae differend.
Le temoin sortit avec CriswelI qui fut i'm.
|m6diatement attaqu6 par Sweetzer Ell
Pond ce dernier levant une came pour
10 frapper, 10 t6moIn sauta sur lui, des Tors,
P~affaire dewitt generate. Au moment on
IqusIques personnes s6paraient Pond ct le.
ce deFnier eBtendI Criswell Sc.
|crier 1 " Messieurs, je suis un hommet
mort. "-GeRtemdR, 1 am q dead mum
En- pOrtant SOS regards vers CriswelI,
Scott s'apercut que son ami 6talt bless6 /;
~ nc surv6cut qu'un quart d'heure. LIE
|tenoignage de Rosaline Campbell zorro.
bore colui do Scott. lie jury n rendu un
verdict On consequence. SweetzeV OF
Pond compartment probablement co ma
Itrn, deyant 10 recorder Baldwin.-AbeiHc
dr. l6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

Uae historic d'dmodf.ZUne belle demoi.
seIl6 do comte do North Adams FOhio1
await deux am0uteux eutFe i~esQuels ellie
6prouvait quelque dificulte q so p~rononcer.
D6cid6e a en- fnir, ellie leir doaua rendsz.
vous chez 10 magistrat, apf5s leur aVoit an.
nonce que Ia ellie d6clarerait soa choix Ell
leur avoir fait promettre que tamant tejetG
non settlement SO soumeEtfait d son soFt,
mais encore quill p~aierait les frais du mari.
age, fefait un cadeau de cling piastrss 4 Ia
fanc6o 81 quitterait 10 pays pour IN an.
Les chooses go ~pass6rent scion lee d6sirs
de In bella, ct l'amant ~d6sappOint6 est
parti 10 c@ur ploin do d6sOlatioD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
PuRLIouE.

Les nouvelles de Ia mort ds Gen. Jack,
son, sont parvenuas a Baton Rouge Mar.
di Iapras.midi. La eour du 3,ne. district,
maIntonant en- session, s'sst aiournee Mor.
credi matin, Of uns assemble generate a
Gle de suite %convoqo6e pour deviser les mo.
yens les plus c~onvenablss pour eXprimer
Ieur regret de Ia perte de CO grand homme,
ce vrai patriotic ct republican,.
La reunion n eu lieu i In maisnn De
Cour, II. ] ] Burke, ayant declare l'objet
de rassembl6e a propose que rhon. Juge
Johnson SOFT nomm6 president, l'hon. CHI
Tossier ct lie Col. P Hickey, VICE presidents,
lesQneIs ont etc unanimement NOMINEES par
l~'assembl6e.
NM. James Coopernt Joseph Nenard
ont etd NOMINEES secretaries.
lie joyce Johnson, en- prenant lie fau-
tsull a pFoaonc6 IN discours analogue a
I'occasion, ct a propose qu'un comit6 soii
nomm6 pour rediger des resolutions expri.
mant los sentimens de rassemblee.
Les parsonnes suivantes ont etc nom
m6es membres du dit comite.
d. w B Scott, Messrs. J NJ Elan, T
Lawson, 4 w Newport, A Waddill, s
Henderson, Louis Shoppers, Capt. Gates
eli Dr.. ] C Williams.
lie dit oomit6 s'etant retire ct ayant
pris en- consideration que plusieurs de- Isurs
coneitoyens, de cette paroisse, d qui la nou.
veIle d6plorable n'6tait pas encore parve.
nue., regretteraisnt de n'avoir pa t6moi.
guer Ieur respect pour l~'illustre general en-
commun avec cette assemble, ont dsmau.
de au president de proposer un aiourne-
nontjusqu'a S4m9Ii proclaim, 2l couraint,
ct rassem5les s'est aiourn6e en- cshformi.
t6, jusqu'a ce jour a midi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
CONDUCTED BY Mas. FISHER

ONNDOSA0O DA LA ~ 4 ASLALAs
The exercises of this Institution will re.
commence on the first Monday 10 January,
For more than seven years this school has
shared literally in public patronage, and the
teachers confidently expect that their un.
firing exertions for the improvement of theil
pupils will secure not only a continuance but
an increase Of the same in future. The most
approved text books are used, and 1t is the
object of the teachers to render the recita.
tons interesting as we'll as useful to excite
in the minds of their pupils love of study
and of such studies as will tend most to rem.
der them useful and 10 discipline the mind. Fri.
day morning of each week will be devoted te
reviews. The friends and patrons of the
school are solicited to attend at that time thai
they may Judge of the progress of the pupils.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Modern, Grammar
Composition, Arithmetic, Natural & Mora
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages and
ornamental branches will receive as much
attention as parents may desire.
TERMS.
Bording and Tuition per annum, S150OC
Day sholars per quarter, &c to 1000
Music on piano, 20 OC
French, Sc to lO0 C
An extra charge Of S1 per month for wash
ing, also 81 per month for bed and bedding
if furnished by the institution.
The department in music is under the
charge Of Mr.. Fuertes.
French, Mas. FUERTES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21
Historic DUN GRAIN DE BILE.

Tn grain de bic s'est trouye par hasard per.
du dams un paquet de CRANES de Betterave.
Ce paquet de CRANES a etc SEINE en- quatre
lignes, dams I'm Care de mon jardin, en- de.
cembre dernier, lie tout agerme a souhait
ct mon grain, dams un coin du care a Dousse
de nombreuses tiges. Ces tiges sont parve.
nus q Occuper l'espace dun pied carre dams
Iequel elles ont pu arreter l'enVahissement
des betteraves ; elles ont produit soixante.
dix epis dune qualite baFbue, mails don't les
grains Sc sont trouves bien formes Ell par.
faitement m0rs les premiers iours de JUN
d'apres mon calcul lis sont au nombre dc
26OO. Deux miles six cent pour un. Est.
il quelque culture qui puisse donner IN tel
produits ct encore c'est un terrain qui NEST
pas merveilleux. II est vrai qua cause dps
betteraves, jry avais fait METRE de rengFais,
ct qu'on ia sOigneBsement purge des mau.
VASES herbes. Qn'on disc apres celia, que
lie elimat De Ia Louisiana nest pas propre q
a prodUire du BILE c'est dependant Ia rscol-
te qui se fat avec lie mOinS de frais, ct aui Sc
gaFde le n1ieux, elle-meme, ct cnntre les plan.
ties parasites Ut contre f'avidite De toute espa.
&c de v0leurs ; il sut6t d'avoir une bonnie Gle.
ture pour Ia ~prsseFvsr des animaux qui popr.
Eaiene le CATER avant que les epis sOient for.
mes.
On vole Ia came a sucre, on vele lie mails
on vole les fruits ct les Tegumes ; lie bic VI
reimbursement sans encombre an moulin.
UE AGRONOME.
Baton Rouge Is JUN l645