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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15


he sect ran1ise en toste pour Jackson
Liinfo1une All 4 t~ohcontFb unt fn u tra
aiqao s'appelait Thomas Saunders d
Nashville (repnessoel sss reste' mutt
les ont etc iuhamts dahs t'apre4.midi
Baton Rouge. Iolie q dt6 Ia fia d
celto ~ioarn5o memorable pour toas ceu'
qni y ont assiste.
TNopN1ruR.-Le Lieutenant p. o. lie
bert, de Ia pafoisse dIbereile, aGte nom
me par ID Gobvetnenf, ibgehienr d'Etu
pour Fiat de- Ia Louisiana.
ADJOURNMENT DU sENAT.
Lnndt soir, on plul6t mafdi mlttn, ID
Legislature do Ii Lo1isia1e s'est ninltnat
injeihtment. Les dernieres helre4 con
sacrtes d'otdtnt rs an bill des ddpan.es
casualties ont 6te marque phrs une giaEulI.
ere dispute, ql'an nous perlnettfu ID mot,
entire Ia Chambre et 10 Sgntt-proyennpt
de Ia condaits arr gintc 81 imperionso de
Ia m~aiofite do Stnat.
lie Bill DIS d6pensss do chaqic Cham.
bro est iayarlabItment sounlis b I'approba.
.i'h ~ : a''io ,n"'1 Io"1'"' /. 4
Jogc - P'u' '~p''p9,'%. NJ H. '9t,op !
es' rare que a9,'o 1,"''g,9 49, -. :
OF de Uouttoisie.
Copendant en- cetie Circumstance, les
Iocofocos imnacules do Senat ont mani.
'os'o y p,ps s'nRo,a, 'I ,.. !. I'm Jaslb
nue. e' ,a'i'e e' e'a"u u" NJ, ~ :, W.
Pehses u9 V Sl"'no't, nm ''"'',,a..1a
~ lows VI. ,,lou',o, ,Iaa- j.,
,euI nv po"' 'a''V M j ~. - IN h,an
epuu'atio 80 a,,,ra hin tan
sauaoru,naoo VIZ, 'u.' , ~ 4 III
oal's9 : - p'',', n.y. ,t So ,yh,rs ia
s'9s'', 'o pa'''' - ~ L.. t.ant; ~
- J"s,o ,U.'aIs. 9; j., ,a na : Nh vii
"a ~ 'dpg , ,aE,.. 80 an snns
- III M. a,art n.9r. mon sn,t Mr..
$50 ! s.,.s',,' u Is,,v np,ds
MIN. w. -
: SaG~ 1'ms... . ! IA a;ss,nt;nent
1871, ! 'sp ~ rsnsrsI d. ronra'
:" - :" 81 6, .a,,t, o,tandr,
go M" Ww = Ii.rm,a raan ~ Dayns ant
! ,,1n, ,st nnran III. 6Dnc,ars des
'o,o, III, T. H., II, sr,iro IL actn A.
M ( Ihas.I VI !. a,.t,,ss nd,srsaites
J'I',Io . : - ~ 9,.,it, ,o,ssa. ,,t,s
p9,,'iq r,a =" l.. Gsroc;ts ia rosayit
~, - ''1'''.''o "
uo WIN, ..t n,,,l;, sarha s,,y mi
II .L;li,S j, - 1aoi 4.
uo'. paS'V j. = 'sPo"s"".,.' f,.a,,al.
ios',ee. - y, 'siso""g' go n'4 nan,
,ss ;" 10y sS,t ss,. a.. = ,nsn;taros sont pbl,.
o"', Pr = -, ,anJan
gees q a'l,e.o'o 'e"' pa 1,4 po',ap,'
w ~ y Aus 81 ~ !" 800 : "'""'O'
'Im's n NY. i, .n, ,.t,.
la''"' 't' p''ts 'U.p,os 80,
SESSION. ,eS plos '"''o''a"' So"'' j. Gs'
1feut' Ier. eele5 ayal. Poo. 2'. w ,'H,'
1ei - uett' 9e : "'''' : IS : o..
"a eli'''e ~ 10 p'"q'o 20, - '
eetol pno'ssah' H. oo"s 49 s4 ,35,
~, ct'", ~ sa.aI :, 4. 49, al,
~ ny le'a.1 : = H3a'nS''o" ~ ,an
to pf9tIa - : 11'''I 'ss ", gt3, snx
'es'a',ols a'g =, !, M, !, cnnthsr
n'e.iss - a't,.',s ~ -
70 NV. us'an' : 49," tJ,m .ai, l..
" VIII 'b''I,'e' ",s.,' j. i. pana II.
'o,' ,s'',asss : Z "i';V !, r.,ia y i, Ran,ne
aVs o',ons"s' 80 AZ a.a,nre %rhna,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

AVIS.

bns election pour MARE, officer DE- po.
Ice, qdatfs membras do Conseil de vile
ct IN collccfepf ct Assessor pour In cor.
poration de Baton Rouge, sera tenuo Lun-
d le II Ayril proclaim d la maison do.
cotr, scion III loi.
CT. TESTER. p. J.
r,hrs q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
Par9igge d O4n8t Balou Rouge.

4 dlgESst " UteSt DdtOH IeOHges
En- gerfn dun ofdro De Ia Coar des Pren.
YES de rette paroisse, il sera oferte eli VEN
to pnbIiqda par le Jugg s9ussignt,
Lundi, II Mars proclaim
d dix benres di tnftin sur les lienx, les pro-
prietea ci.apfes deetitcs dependencies de Ia
succession de fea Dominique l%.a6oux, sa
yolr; Upe tore sitnee dans cette p%aroisse
confeneht iii arp nj ct demi de face au fleu
Wy sur ENVIRON dlx-huit arpens de profondeur
eniFe Iigaos p1rall6tes, borne en- haut par
Pierre Daigte ct en- bas par Jacob JtfaIt; Un
1egrs namnt E5lIin are d'enVton II ans.
das alifDlux, instruments aratofres, hleubles.
CoNptTf0Ns.-Ba tefre payable deux cent
~piastres compliant ct la balance aux deux
termes egaux do jour de de Ia We te le
Negro Motto compliant et Paulre inoifie dams
IN an DO la nieme date, le tout en- billets sell.
dairca 4 satisfaction, portant hut pour ceut
d'ihtcre apfes 6ehtance ct hypothequ3
special jusqu's paffait payment, lie mobitier
pdy bic compliant.
l. FAvRoT, r. q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

he j est renlise en ronte pour Jackson.
II info1uhe aai 4 tohcooifa nne fn u TIA.
giqao ~s'appeliit Thomas Saunders dc
Nashville (Tebnesseeh sss resteD mutt.
les ont 6to inhamts dans t'apr64.midi q
Baton Rouge. 1'olle q etc ia FL do
cetto %jaarnsa memorable pour tons ceux
qli y oni assistes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
DRUGS. MEDICINES, Inn SD,r, ,

CTGARES DE- Ia HAYAvE.
JosEpn Tuner (suffetuen, Jacko) ipforms,
e pubic d'Est 81 d'Ouest Baton Rouge, quill
! eI Yenfe 60 gros ct en- detail dgs %cigarsa
dune qualitd suPtrieur.
A1ssi Citfe0, jus dc c%itron, l~iqieurs GnSs,
&c, d des prix moddres.
aodt 10 u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

INouS1EuR.-Le Lieutenant p. o. Tie.
bert, de Ia p]afoisse dIbereille, aGle nom,
me par 10 Go1vetneuf, i1gahienr d'Etut
pour 1 Elat DO IL Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

VcuiIlez annoncer MI. ANTHONY Mon
Oct, comm Cnndidat pour membfo du
%consclI do vile, d Ia pfoebalne election.
PLvs1EURs voTANs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

vouiIlez snnoncor NJ. JosEpH Mosarr
CONNIE can lidat pour officer do police >
Ia prochainu election municipalo.
UN yoTANT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
AVIS

Le soussign6 ayant etc 0omme collec.
teur des taxes de l'elat sur les colporteafs
iuforme crux qni poursufyent crlte yocar
ton que lis n'obtlenneD1 pas lttirs itcrn
SEES lis sefont ponrspivis %selonla fig ,etr de
la Ioi, dams tel cas- present..
mars 8 G. VI HEROHAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

veuillez annoncet JAMgs ALLEY CONNIE
cand,dat pour officer de police a la pro.
chaine election municipaie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

Veuillez annoncer Mr.. RAPHAEL Con
sINARD, omme candidat pour mcmhro du
Conseil de willie 4 Ia prochalne election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

DnNGDE-A Ii Noavelle Orlouns, ID !
coflfatfi apta4 loe foltfe mtadle, Mfue.
Augustine Ahelie Pension, Dge D9plaa.
lleE q taa fe % ms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
REFERENCES.

Rev. Ir. Woodbridge, Mr.. Bonaecaze,
Mr.. ] PefIIips, Col Malta.
~ VIZ. F.ofre a vendre un assortment
lie masique nonvplIa, aussi one p}usjeurs in
strunants DE- diferentes especes, te'z que
flutes, g~ui'ares, hsgeoEets Ell une grande quun-
tito De cordes pour piano ct guitar de Premi.
ere q|ntIte.
Il est 0ret A executor des ordras pour des
pianos d, premiere q%naIi'6, qn'I pourra
doqner an orjv de IA Nouvelle Orleans
aant 3 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

vtuiIlcg announcer Hr. IonN REID com
ma candidat pour Ia place de Mare, . u
prochaino election mnniel3ale.
P%busrRuHs voTANs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

VeuiIlez annoncer JosErn w Fowler
CONNIE candidat pour membre du conseIl
de vile.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

PouR MEMBRns nj CoNsEtL.-W s
Pike, William + Tunnard ct p, w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
Eat DE IA LOUISIANA.
COUR DES PREUYES
pnrniase dlnnsf Rnfnn Knnne.

diIASSE 0AFst OdtOh SAItHBI4
Enyertu dun ordre della cour des preuyos
de cetie p%aroiase, il sera olfert en- tehte pu-
bllgue par 10 Juge sonsslgnt,
Mlrdi II III Mira proclaim
j dix bearea dn matin, sur les lieux, "a
tlropriCte cl.apr4s decrite, dependant de ia
succession De Ia feue Dame Elizabeth, Mou-
ton, eeavc Pierre Blanchard, sagoir uDe
terrd snu6e dams cetie p~aroisse i 40 arpens
~ 1enge, derfiere d proprieta de Nh. WB
III ibertson, coftenant trols quarts d'afpent dc
face, sur 40 arpens De profonlear entire lf-
gnes paralieles, bornee en- haut par Magloire
Leblanc ct en- bas par Pierre blanchard ayec
lea batlsses ct authorizations qafs trougent,
C6ND1rfJNs-Eu trois termes egauxs
M1rs 1916, Mars 1547 ct Mars 1918, en- bill
let's solidaires satisfaction, porfant hut pour
cent d'lntcrGts apres ecjcance, payable 4
office d1 juge De cette paroisse Ell hypothe-
que spectacle jusgg'au p~arf1it payment
l.. FAVROI, r. ].
fay. 10 9.
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N0rICE..

NOTICE.
THE copartnerslip beretorore existing Nv
the title If IEHEFoHp q LOBEz, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. 4The busiuess
viii be transacted hereafter ~ Mr.. ]. Lopez.
All those indebted to The firms viii please cali
and settle with Mr.. ]. Loprze
T. M HEREFORD,
J LOPEZ.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Dv SlgFs, .ec.
Mr. J. l'9PEz keeps constantly or haod a
good assortment Of Medicines, Dc SruF,,
9'es Which he offers for sale at the lowest
cry prices. Orders from the country will be-
filled With n%eafnesa aud dj.patcht rbysjctan.'
prescriptions Will be executed with tie great
est care and attention, for cash and CAST ouly-
lHr. Lopez hopes by The assidutlg and ppnc-
taality WITH which he will fill orders On pre-
seflpltoGs directed 10 him, that he sill merit
. stlire q public patronage His Drug Store
II situated 4 the corner Ut Church and Mar
ket streets, where medicines Of al descrip-
tons can Ie obtalned,tfee from1he adm;xturs
OF side. eotn5e, Jews. harps, needles and PEN
eil-points. Jan in
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15
VENTE PAR La COUR DES
pREUVES.
d Est Baton Rouge.

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
En- yertu de- l'h6n' Bile Ccur des Preuves
dams ct pour Ia paroisse DE Baton Rouge
II scra yendd par 10 soussignG juge de pa.
folsse et ex ofieio encanteur, d IA defniete
residence d'Eugene Marson, cldegant de
ceitn paroIsse, deeede,
hlardl le % mars pFochain,
a t'heurc habituelle des entes, Ia ptoprte-
10 %sulyanto apparfe0ant d Ia succession
du dit defunt, SAVIOR
Lhabtation sur lsfnellc defneurat lie
dit defuni, 4 environ ~ miles on bas lie
Ia vile he Baton Rouge, flIsant face au
Bayou I'ontaine. coatenant ylpgt.hn mi ar
pens pIus on molBs, borne al nOfd par -.
Babln, a Fest par q. Dlppy Il John Phil
lips, ct en- bas par Charles Commeaox,
ayec ioutes les batisses ct authorizations
4al sly tfuuyent.
In negre nommG Spencer, ag6 d'enyi.
ron 81 ans, 2 cIleyaux, un chariot q che
val, outlls de charpentler, un lot de pleux,.
un fusi, meDbles De cuisine, environ D.
tetes de b6taiI, eochons, &c.
CoNDIrIoNs-La terre ct leg e%sclavcs d
(. 2 It . ans de- credit du jour Dc Ia Vente'
en- bullets endo5sG., payables en- banquey
poflant IN ml6ret do hut pour cent de la
echeanco al Placement, et hypotheqne re-
sarge i|usqu'au placement final ct confession
de Jusement. La proPrietG personnelle:
| loute samme an dessOus dc 50 complaint
an dessus de s. payable le Ter feyrIer
1876, aussi en- billais blen ~endoss6s, pay
ables en- banque, paFiant huit pour cent
de l'echeance au Placement.
f9y % 3 Gil. TESTER. P. J.
IRON, NAILS, HOES, PLoUGHs, &c,
The Subscribers, Importers and Dealers
in Hardware and Cutlery invite the attention
81 country merchants and others to their s1-
tensige and well assorted stock 0fForeign and
Domestic goods, among which are the follow
900 Ton, Of Swedish, American and Eng
1900 bundles hoop, sheet, band and rouad
30 Tons Steel, cas-, shear, Bllstsrd 4 Ger
: 500 Dozen, Collins 4 Co. Kings; Hunts ar
Simmons axes.
300 SieVes.
500 Whitemores, Cotton wool cards
100 Best Louisiana socket spades.
200 Anes; Adams, and Woods saoVeIg an,
spades,
1000 Carolina and Louisiana Hoes, Ly ndop.
aud other stamps.
and Log chains.
1000 Kings and Parsons Carey P lougbs,
500 Woods, BaIiinger's, and othr rs.
t 100 Tons Of HoIIow-ware and r~2.stf7-e
5000 Kegs nails, Weymouth $ D .,
? Brands, ~anYjIs, vices, hand and yf,.dgs ~
+ mers, screw plates, locks, hing - So.
I'LL - .--- .vy -,-,e rry.r -~'' ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

BE soussigne %arrirant de Ia nellie. Orle-
ans, eli ayant finfention de Sc fxer dams
cette vile, otfTe SEA services aux habitans de
Baton Rouge 1t de ses enyirons, eorntne pro-
f%esseur de musique vocal ct Instrumental,
(Plano ct Glitare.j II espere par SEES con-
uaissances dams Get ART ct son extreme fdelite
da6s accomplishment de ses deyoirs raariief
les sufffages des persauiies qui Ihonorent de
Ieur coa5anee. Il accordera les pianos Z un
prix m0dGFe.
PRIx ~D'IasTEUcTios
pc. mois.
Leeons ~parflculieres (Pianos) ct
nusique teeale trois lee0ns par Sc
Indines. - w
do principe de musiq8e rocsle, ~ 90
40 sur ar4iate, . Wy
do sur lepiaGos en- classe, = eco
liers on plus, chaqne, Oa
do nusique yocaie en- cIasse 8 w
do paffieHileres en- franeafs, 8 90
do en- elasse, a OF
Do parfi uheres en- Espagnol, 8 0l
~ ea eias+e $ OC
liz infofment respectHeusement Ieurs pa.
irons d Ills aesirent regler toas les mois.
A FUERTES,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

Sucre.-Le march6 a t~onionrs la me ne
actiyit6 ct les prix Sc maintrennent Nou-
cotons Tnferieur ct ordInaire 4 4 lI2c.;
bon 4 liz al 3i3c. Beau ct choix 3 a 5
liz cents par Ilvre. LIE prix de FecoI'e,
sur habitatlon, vatie de ! liz al 5.5 pa
Iivre.
Sucre Hqvane.-Bnn 5 liz ! &c.; JAW
ae TAT l2 blanc . a 10 l!tc. par 1--we
MeIasss.-Le marche Isl enaerra,-n
lepourvu ct les It's arrlvaat, soat Dc s''i .
.nleves de % Il % liz cents par CALM
Nous n'avons eu connalssance d'aucrn1
yente sur habitatIOn.
Farine.-Do forts arrivdges Ell Pabsence
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

AcctDrNr.-Un tourbiIlon a passk, lie
4 mats, sur l'habitation dn general Lewis,
dams IA p%afolsse de ST. Tammany. llaoo
occasion lGcronIement dun hangafd, don't
ID chute d tue l]6cobomis NJ. Baptist Pc.
t., creole dc Get Etal. un0 ptgregsa II IN
cheval. I'oIle a etc la force dl vent que
des arbres 6nornes ont et6 d6racin6
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NoUvELLE ORLEANS.

WkuTuI II IId3s9 IJf0.
Pendant ces derniers %joars, VI le man-
temps, les a%fiaires ont On peu moins d'ac-
tivito.
Coton.--Los prix Sc %soutiennent fermes
aux prIx ulvans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

NJ ! Il bJ|EAI
Has received 4 fresh assortment VI DRuos
MrD1s1HEs, etc .-LNfayetts street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

.PAauEs.-H s'est gIiss6 une erreur tres
grave fans nos aImanachs quaint an jour
de cstte fete. lie jour de Paqne n'arrive-
IA que le 80 de ce mois, scion d compn.
tation correcte dc chrome ogie. La lnne
6tnnt dams son plein lie %, lie jour de Pa
ouss doit etre lie dinanche s%uiyant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

DAM. l. a.EE4. goxNAssaANsA vsa4rs au oa'eaua ~
y Is mars 8 DGf Test. EH ~ F~raa.
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rLEcrtnN MUNIcIpALE.

Mn. L]'ED1rEUR
Veulllpz annonc0r NJ. JAMES CoopEr,
comma eandrdat pour la place de mare 4
Ia prochatne election munlClpalc
UN yorANT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
En- yertu de l'h6n'ble CoR des Preuyes
dams ct pour IA paroisse DIE Balon RoHges
II scra Yendd par 10 soussignG Jage de pa.
folsse ct ex ofieio encantenf, d ia dernieie
residence d'Engeae Marson, ctdeyant de
celtic uaroIsse, decide.
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-rdl n Is nnara urnchaln.

Il pheurc habltuelIe des entes, Ia ptopTi6.
IL sulYante apparie0ant q Ia succession
dit dEfnnt. aaYnlr
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MUSIQUE.

pour JUSTINE q Willis.
Al III WILLIS.
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~AJouRNEMENr Du sENAr.

AJOUKNEMENT DU sENAT.
Lnudi solr. on plut6t tnardi mattn, Ia
Legislature do Ia Lo1isiane 4'e4t al alfnae
injefniment. Les derhieres hoire4 con
sacr6es d'otdtntrs ~ bill des ~lapao-e5
casOelles ont 0td marqne 1ars une singall
ere dispute, qu'an nous perlnettfr ID mot,
entire Ia Chambre 81 10 Sgntt-proyehapt
de Ia condiite arr ginte 81 imPeritdsn lie
l.. ....Ln.,ts IL, an..nI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
EUGIT1vEs from THE UNITED
STATES TO EE-AS.

We have several times head the enquiry, what
will be the egect of the recent annexation Of Tex
as upon the responsibility of those persons, who,
precious its incorporation into the Union, sought
an asylum within its limits. from the Criminal JUS
tice of this Country. We entertain no doubt upon
the question. 1t would have been altogether I'M
worthy of the Republic of Texas, to have asked on
their behalf, any stipulation for their immunity
from punishment, if indsed, it would have been
entered into any such stipulation (the Union ofthe
two countries not taking place under the treaty
making porer) except as to those offences which
were perpeirated in violation of law Of Congress.
But the Compact between the two Republics is
silent on the subject-and snch cases must
quenty be governed by the general principles Of
National law and by that special international
Code which, under the Constitution and laws of
Congress. pervades the entire limits OF the Union.
They would unquestionably be surrendered upon
the demand Of the proper authorities Of any State,
in which they committed crime, and from which
they made their escape.
We recolectb but one precedentin which this doe
rine has been adjudicated. 1t was the decision of
the Court of Cessation in France made in the year
1903, in the case of John o Done, subsequent to
the annexation of Genoa to the French Empe.-
In that case, on appeal by the prisoner, it was
decided 'that the light of asylum is not a person
al right belonging to fugitves, bat result of the
respective rights Of Nations, which ceased by their
Union under the same laws and the govern
ment." The appeal was consequently dismissed
and the prisoner condemned to twenty-five years
hard labor, in irons. most rigid application Of
prisoner, after the commission of the robbery Of
which he was then convicted, had entered into the
military service of France and had greatly distin-
guished himself by his vaor at the battle of Trai
nlgar.
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who at the same time do not approve OF the means
re.orted 10 by our Government 20 obtain iis ends
We have nov offered humble opinions once
more upon this annexation question, snd with
reflection or Two more, we are done. As disssstc-
faI as we consider this measure, We nevertheless
bow with respect aud Difference 10 the law OF the
Isnd--snd regard Texas now Sister State Of
this Union-and sincerely hope the people, md TIE
whole people, Of the United States viii lay down
their arms Of opposition and open their bosom'
FOR her reception. Though many Of the Texans
"are bsne Of our bone and lesh Of our flesh, yet
we receiving among US a neS Peogie-hePae-
cans they may be, but they differ from us--our
laws and castoms are not precisely the same--ouF
modes Of life and habits very different. Her moral,
mental and political character must become a mat
ter OF deep concern and care to the old States.-
We most heartl, concur in the following senti.
rnents expressed at Boston on the 9TH Of July, by
the Hon r. c. Winthrop the member Of Corgress
from that District. They are as foows:-
ole was unwilling to say any thing
which might, seem to be in violation Of
the political neutrality usually observed
on tie occasion of celebrating the nation
al independence. But he felt constrained
to express an opinion upon subject
which had been regarded somewhat as Of
party character. AT this moment, he
said, there is now assembled a conven-
ton in Texas, which will this day, in all
probability, add another Star to the Uni.
or. He could not say he was prepared
to rejoice very warmly in such an event
but il it occurred, he would receive the
new State with the feelings Of an Ameri-
can citizen, whose duty it is, not only t.
stand by his country as it is now, but to
stand by his country as i, hereafter may
be. This was the feeling he would cher.
ish and inculcaie with regard to Texas,
Oregon, or other accessions of new States,
and he concluded with the following:
"OUR Bounded by the st.
Johns and the Sabine. or however other
wise bounded or described, and be the
measurment more or less--stl our coun.
ry-to be cherished in all cur hearts, to
be defended by all our hands"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
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We are most happy 10 learn that the Pr0spscts
Of the Msriinsbafg Aeadeuy are beginning 70
brighten. Az opportanisy y new caefe3, % Pc
rents and guardian. having boys y educate, rafsly
to be net with, and va most sincerely hsrs they
may not suffer il 10 pass BY neglvssea sud pnim-
proved. The Academy is uow undcr The charge
of ARCHIBALD CARr, Esq srutieuaan q aoeorn
plished education. and IL every way suinrntly CAB
eniafed 10 direct The education OF those committed
10 hi. charge. We arc acquainted ~ith Mr. Ca
~ mode Of Instruction. ard thiak il most admire
bly, adapted 10 the thorough edueaiion aud ntsllec
5svclopement Of bis pupils To 81 pho have hsd
The pleasure Of reading The admirable ana learned
oration delivered By bin 10 this to~u the fih
inst, We need %, speak one word 10 praise q The
high order Of intellect and intelligence possessed
by him. We feel 50 much confidence 10 the intel
ligsnce Of the people Of Berkeley, that We sill not
permit ourselves to doub, for moment their ful
appreciation AID patronage Of School under 50
able and talented Principal.
We beg leave again to call the attention Of the
Trustees of the Academy TO the importance and
absolute necessity Of furnishing the Academy with
suitable Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
TO enoble the higher branches Of English education
to be taught successfully. We have the highes,
regard forths gentlemen who compose the Board
Of Trustees" and we appeal to them to take the
Academy under their special and active care
Raise high the standard OF Edueation-do every
thing which will enable the scholars to obtain such
an education as will reflect honor apon the Acsde-
my and prepare them, when they shall leave its
walls, for the important and active scenes Of lile
Mush depends upon the Trustees--without their
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emy can never attain that distinguished usefulness
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Act, act, act, and intelligent people will show
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