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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28

sign had disappeared, The house was secus.
ed by It's accustomed portal, and every
thing had resumed lis former quiet aud
peaceful appearance.
Come, Morales, SAID his friend, tapping
him on The shoulder, confess that YOU bad
taken a drop too much last night, and
we're afraid 10 return home
Ga my honor as msn, ard as an ar,
list replied Morales, have told you no.
thing bat the truth
But, my dear fellow, il is no such great
crime to be overcome by cup OF good
vine
Morales needed not the remark, hat |
1Dmmeucel tapping smarty al the door.
Bridget the maid servant, hall dressed,
fastened to open il.
Oh, Seaor Morales, cried she in tones
Of well feisnod astonlshment, how could
you have the heart to stay oil night in the
city, carousing with your friends, and your
poor wife lying here ST deaths door. Anc
10 so off, too, under preence of finding
dame Castnojl Eye upon you iye Up
on you
Fye upon you Senior Morales, crieC
out 10 chorus half dozen shrlll voices iron
the neishborin. wiudows, You ought I,
be ashamed Of yourself, you,ruel man; YOU
have an angel for VIE, and here yol
leave her 10 this shameful manner " d,
withou, assistance
Az, indeed and where have YOU beer
all this nigh, 10 some filthy tavern,
dare say, drinking with your good for no
thing companions. What an sbomlnab.,
thing Is husband sho plays the Ole bach
elor If had such an one, wurran
you rdG 10 The ula gis,raIe and soon have
divorce
But il is with me tina, he has The &C
count to SETTLE cred Casda, who nov
came up, locking pale and wan, as was nal
ura after a night Of dancing and disspa
ton. And SO, you believed | was dead
and you thought to come back and squau
der my dover on your bachelor parties
But you did not reckon On The good seryl
ces OF these kind nplghbors, by whose time
ly aid have been restored 10 life
My dear Iile WIFE SID Morales
soolhlngly, It you will only listen 10 me
you will find tina, | am much more to b
plied than found aul! With. And here b
poor artist began 10 relate what had hap
pened to him. But bis story was receive
with shouts Of laughter.
Tell that Donesense TO others, Morale
Do you take US for dots, 10 whom you arr
telling some Of your humbug stories Of thc
studio Confess the truth man. lol
have fallen in with some Of your scape
grace companions, with whom YOU hay
passed The night drit king and carouslng
Tell The truth, and beg pardon for YOU
fault. Tha, vii be much letter than I
stand here telling these silly stories whic
nobody vii believe
And, in truth, Morales had to come ,
tLisat last. Cres,fallen, overwhelmed b
rIdIcule, jeered BY the whole ne shborhooC
be was forced humbly 10 sue for pardon
which was only granted on the conduo
that he should give no more bachelor par
ttes.-Kliekerbocker.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
SECURING A FORTUNE ~ MARRY
ING THREE SISTERS

4 story IS told &C one Of tie newly
elected Senators Of the river Counties TO
our Legislature, which shcNs that lie is
good at holding on IN good cause. \
icw years ago, he courted a young lady
WHO had two sisters, possessing among
them large fortune. His VIE died and
by some means her share Of tie properly
dld not fail to hl,n, bot remained 10 posses.
SION Of the Two surviving SISTERS. lie
cuuried aud married the second one, Who,
IN the mean tine, had arrived at oman.
hood. By her be had ono child soon
after, She, too, died. and It was So arranged
that the property renamed m the other
sister and his osn child. and neither could
come in possession Of It until this offspring
MAS Of age, In the mean time, the thud
sister came to maturity. What did oar
hero do but court and marry her. He
didn't DO anything else aud Is now IN
possession Of the whole fortune, originally
LET, TO ire three sisters |! any one
doubts this romantic aud singular story
IA. s viii find i, fuIly confirmed by nquir.
ng 10 Scingo County. The late election
has placed him IL the Senate &c eur grow,
ny State, and il he cooks after her inter.
csts with lie as.i3ui'y lie t,1 after I'll. own
be wi.i dou5l.e,. prove lhe mos, valuable
memLer Who t-ses Its seat At Colum5u,
this winter Ciaclhaah COMMERCIAL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
"snOOT FOLLY AS IT ELIEs y

A writer in one Of our exchange papers
who draws vigorous bow and shoots a
pointed arrow, thus let's fly " at those or,
naments Of beauty, yuIgarIy dcnominatcd
BusrLEs:
"busrtgs arc all fcctng show.
For mans delnslou gwen,
They're stuffed with iran, or filled with tow,
Stuck out about feet or no.
They've al q eheat, by heaven 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT At TIE
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BOSTON.

Ga Tuesday evening at the Olympic
while the performance II the new Saudc.
vile, "lhe Bloc jackets were gong
on, The audience, were thrown iuio a state
ct tclr and eNcrtemca, by a sudden un.
looked Tor accident. The last scene Of the
piece represents the deck If Tie big
Bumbsheil. In accordance with the plat
Of tie piece. Miss sherwood assumes tie
character Of heulcnaul II ihe navy, aud
stands as the head Il some SIX or eight
young ladies' dressed rs sailors, who board
the Bomb-heIl aud tase all hands prisoners.
While Miss lsherwood was standing upon
The sceEe representing the quarter fa.l Of
The vessel, IT gave way, and that lady was
thrown backward upon the stage. THE
Tine she had in her hand a naked sword,
aud as She lcIl, the point oft was directed
near her heart by the scene. Pfoyden.
tally she wore a thick leather belt and
clasp, which protected her, Otherwise it
must have been fatal, as the point was
driven through the leather INTO a portion
Of her dress. Miss sherwood tainted
from the fa'! and the stunning effects Of
the blow, and the curtain fell.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
SIMPLE CURE FOR srANMERlNC.

Mr.. Wakley, at an inquest he held
yesterday, stated that few days back
tie sumnoulug officer told him It would
be useless TO call one witness, a lad, be-
cause he suffered so excessively that ho
could barely articulale the shortest sen.
tenco ia half an hour. Mr.. NakIcy,
however, had him called, and telling bun
that, as shot could not be discharged from
gun without powder or air, so words
could not come from the mouth unless the
lungs had their powder, VIZ air. lie
told the lad 10 lnhac air, or draw in his
breath strongly, and the lad having done
50, Mr. WahIcy asked, Can you talk
now - The boy to the surprise Of the
jury, answered Immediately and gllbIy,
'' Yes, | can, sir, very we'll"
The coroner added, that inhalation, or
Of the lungs with air, was a
sure remedy for stammcrng, and though
It he'd been discovered long ago, the ia.
Guilty had not, until lately, and even then
only few Of them, caused il to be prac.
'Iscd as a remedy for defective articulation.
English Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28

A parent may leave an estn,e 10 his son,
but how soon may it be morigagcd lie
may leave hln money, bot how soon mny
il be squanGored Beuor leave him n
sound constitution habits Of industry, nm
unblemIshcd reputation, a good education,
and All inward adherence of vice, III any
shape or form; these cannot be wtesled
from him, aud are better than thousands Of
gold and silver.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
THE END OF TIE SABBATH BREAR

] llE LNp VI IEE Saba III bhEA n.
Err.
Iucian Hal, Who vas lately executed
IN Conncctcu, At The early age Of TWEEN.
t, eight, for most dtroclous and unpro-
yoked murder, the very recital Of which
ulakes tie blood run cold, attributes hi,
whole career ii vice, 10 want Of proper
religious instruction IN early life, and
particularly to the crime Of Sabbath
breaking, to which lie was greatly addlc-
ted. His ast words were:
have given fall and true account
Of all the cilmss have committed IN my
short life. desire before | close to say
to all the readers Of tins book, that lm.
pule all my wickedness and crime 10 i
bad bringing up.
" Nobody ever gave me good advice :
my sather either mnde IRE work, or allow.
ed me to play on the Sabbath; and ucy.
cT heard prayer ii my fathers house.
Il ! had been taken TO church, and reli.
g.ously taught should not now be iu my
present situation,
wish to say to all parents. Do not
bring up your children as vas broughi
up. GIVE them the advantages OF school.
IN, Of religion, and good advice For
wuut Of these | was led Oh to lie " lat |
am.
wish 70 warn all Young people against
The course have taken. Beware how
YOU reject god advice, Or break the Sab
bath. II 500 have religious friends and
religious principles value them more thnu
uuy thing che receive HE advice If such
friends improve those privileges while
you have them. wish With my last
breath 10 warn al, the young against the
neglect Il religion, and the Sabbath,
which have brought NE 10 run. have
suffered great deal, ond enjoyed myself
very little, aud have found that the way
Of the lraHsgressof Is hard"
The Petufed Human Body, now cxbb.
ting at the American Museum, Is the DO.
dy Of Mrs. Morrison, who vas bora III
1874. She was remarkable during her
Hie lime, for the ENJOY meut Of good health,
and was very corpuIcut. She died sud.
denly in l-24, at Ecrihier, Canada East,
aged 20, and was buried IA the ordinary
manner 10 clay soil. The body was cl.
humed with several other bodies IN June,
l@ii, for the purpose Of making room for
the eulargcmcntol the village Church. IN
texture, It resembles soft sandstone, and is
Of much The same specific gravity. Pre-.
vlous to it, removal to this city, was kept
At tie residence Of one &c tie relatives
where II vas visited by numerous d,tin.
gulshed scientific men, and among the res,
the celebrated ]. {. Feathcrsiouauph, who
published 40 article descriptive Of it in the
Quebec Mercury, which has been very
generally copied by the press throughout
he country. We understand it is 10 be
removed to Boston IN Monday next, and
our readers vino have not already seen il.
will do well to embrace their last oppoflu
nIty 10 look upon he most surprising hu
man preservation ever known.--N. y
Tribune.
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INus \ Nh % ecn lhal for lhe M, fnnl

lpus II Val bes cen that for the frs! four
years aiierth formation Of the Govern.
nent, we joggtd comfortably along in the
beaten track Of Commercial exchange.
sending out just enough Of our own pro.
duct'ons to pay for our imports. But i'm.
medIuteIy on the breaking out Of the gen.
eral war we entered upon the carrying.
trade, and the system Of entry, storage.
and re-eapori Of European goods and col.
onIal produce. hcgteat falling of in the
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differences, like teeth, should be drawn
from something slid,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NOUvELI.Es DE L'OREGON.

Une lettre de Wiliamet Falls, Oregon.
4 un habitant do Salem, Massachusetts,.
content quelques passages qui vatont Ia
peine d'etre eonnus. Ellie est dat6e du
~ Juliet 1914.
" Je voudrais vous avoir lei ct pour.
tant il doute que vous p~uissiez yivre agrs.
ablement dams CO pays salvage. Le eli.
mai Y est agreeable en- Ste, ct lie printemps
il est deicieux. Nous aVons dspuls plus
dun mOis des legumos.
"C'est I'm ban pays pour TN pauvre
homme, sill veut TRAVELLER a]ssiduenent ;
mais &C nest pas US un lieu pour les da.
mes. Js crois que 81 tous lee garcons
aVaieHt une ioIie file Yankee, lie pays a.
vancerait beaucoup plus vite. Nous
avons vingt hommes pour une femme.
"Js rats semer vingt acres do terre en-
bic Get automne, etje compile recoIter 800
boIsssauX. Notre Legislature Went dc s'a.
~journsr aprss avoir passe q~uelques bonnes
lois. 81 lea Etats Unis ne nous proficient
pas ~iucesSamment, nous nous declarerons
Independents: Nous avaneons rapidement,
ct rOregon affair de v%ouloir meme surpas.
ser ses Voisins de lahtre cote du cont.
nent'.s."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

PlqHaRt6 uUeatHre.-une aventure as
seq pquante. dit un journal beige, s'est
nouee ct denoa6e, dunancho pass6, au
theatre de la MJnnaie, a Bruxelles.
Mme"*" await IN caprce |; ellie voulait
votr On bal masqu6, nan pas ayec son ma.
ri OF du fond dune loge mas do pres, on
SO m6Iant aux danses les plus echeveles
Ellie await surtout un dear violent d'etu.
der dc pres una do ces 1nsoiclantes crea
lures appelees Lorettes, don't In rlyallte
est redoutabio, dlt.on, pour beaucoup
d'honnate femnos. Mn+tt 50 NIT au lit
ayec la tieyre ct Ia fieyre ct Ia inlgraine !;
Puls lorsJue son mari tut rentra dams sou
Uppartemsnt, ellie SIC Teleya ct courut au
bal masqu6 Oh lattendatt cousin, NJ. de
g., a qai ollie await comic son caprice ct
quI s'est engage d le satislaire. Apres
avoir fat adIn,rer q MSS retranget6 des
dRnses, Nj. de &. choIslt parml les faclles
beauties don't 10 bal etaIt ampleme6t ap.
provisionne une des plus ~piqaantes ct des
plus spiritueIIes Ell I'engagea a souper.
"fmposstble repondlt i regret la Loret.
te, mon protecteur est Ia"
Mme#** joignit ses instances a celles Do
VI. de c., la Lorette etalt trop tenteS pour
ne pas ceder. LIE trio, reinforce dun lsu.
no vivelr, ala s'etablr dams I'm cabinet
des FrereS proSeScdur.
Deja la Lorette donnait I'm libre cours
1 sa gate, OF Failure IN pea leste de ses
joyeux propos decontenanqalt grande.
msnt Ia pauvre Mme*F+, lorsque. tout.a.
coup unc yolx bion connus do ceIle.ci SO
fit entend:e dOrrt6re la porte du cabinet.
Cette voix, tremblante, DO cotefe, etalt
celIe de Mas qui domandalt que Ton ou.
writ 4 finstant meme ct sans rstard.
Je suIs perdue c'est nor mari | s'6cria
Mme%*% en- remetta Mt precipltammenlson
masque.-Son mari items, tiensl ~tiens....
dit en- rant aux ecIats la Lorette, ct en-
memo temps ellie SO leva ct ouvrit la porto
malgr6 les Instances de Mme.%**.
M*+% parut sur le seuil, pale de %fnreuF,
les cheVeux en- deSordre, la figure boule.
verse; Nne*#+, muette d'epouvHn.
te, Sc cachail la tete dams les mains CONNIE
81 son masque ne l'ent pas assez couverte +;
ellie auraIt vouIu etre a cent pleds sous
terre 49,. Mais Qu'elle fut pas sa surpri
Sc, lorsqn'elte Wit que ronragan Passalt sur
ga tate pour aIler totnber sur ceIIe de la
Lorette quI rralt aux 6cIats. quad MT**
cut tempst6 longtemPs, Il s'arr6ta tout pc
maud en- voyant que la Lorette nc l'6cou-
TAFT QUEEN rant toujours.-Et puts aPrss...
dit ~ce.le-ci !; vOus avez deja FIJI? M.*+*
d6sarme par ce sang frold, ne tronva plus
un mot a a%jouter. La Lorette lui prit lie
bras en- RANT ct Iui dit "Pulsque vous
avez ini, vous aIlez me recondulre chez
moi," M ** y consentit /; maIs avant de
sortir il sc pencha vers M. de @. ct luI
dit a mi. /: Slrtout, mon cher, pas
un mot de tout ceci. a ma femme i.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
VENTE DE PROpRIETEs DE
XALEUR.
Il sora vendu par II LASuoE, ~encsnteur
SAMEDT IL 3 mai ls45.

II sora vsndu par II LASUoE, encsnteur,
sAMEDI 10 3 mai ls45.
a Ia r~naison do cour de la vile do Baton
Rouge, 4 midi, la propri6te ci.apr8s d5crite,
SAVIOR
Deux lots do terre dana Ia vile Baton
Rouge, e,ant lots nos. 6 ct !, lets no. 4,
rue des Bouleyards, ayant chacun soixan.
te pieds dc face sur une p~rofondenr do
cent cinqoante pied-, rnosure FRANCHISE.
Aussi, quatofze arpsns De tsrre, situ6s
dams les engirons de la vile do Baton
ayec toute les bAtisses ct ameltorations qui
sly trouvent, dssigne sur 10 plan fgnratif
d6pose an bureau du juge de p~aroisss par
F D Newcomb. commo nos. 81 ct Is.
La propriete ci.dassus decriie ssra ven.
due pour satisfaire 81 hypoth6que legal
la.dessus, en- favour do Hortanse Capda
vile maintenant Horiense ArGns.
Condaions.-Un cinQuisme compliant,
Ia balance a o, IL, 10 ct 81 mois, en- bill.
lets portsnt h~Ypotheque. ayec six pour
cent d'int6r&t DO la date 4 maturit6 ct hut
pour cent de- maturit6 au Placement final.
L'acte do ysnte par dsvant John Reid,
nolaire public, aux frsis de pacqu6reur.
20 mars 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

MEDICAL CARD.
% mars

DOCTOR FAWCET Of 1856 Fulton street,
New York Member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Of London and EdInburg, aud Grad
uate nf The Jefferson Medical College, Of
Philadelphia; also author Of a work enbra-
chg the following subjects, viz. Matrimony,
Tmpotency and S~terility, snatonically, physi-
ologically, and medically explained. with a
comprehensive exposition Of the nature and
modern treatment Of syphilis, secondary symp-
toms, Gonorrbea. elect Structures. Noctur-
nal Emissions, ard all the, consequence art
sing from Masturbation. DIR. Fawcett contin-
ues his private consultation on The above men,
toned diseases, at bis long established Office
1876 Fulton street, where the most aggrayar
ted forms Of disease will yield to his mode Of
treatment, without restraint in diet or eIers
else, and without mercury; even when the
provocative energies become paraiizsd Or tor
pid, from excessive indulgence Jfthe passions,
he VIII be able 10 restore the parts Of health
and vigor. Persoaaat a distance enclosing
81, can have a copy of the WORK. all lettera
must be post paid, and directed to DE-. II. Fzw-
cett, 1873 Fulton street. New fork.
march 10 Ora
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
I A DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

~ AA"@ ~@tgA &esuAps
En- yer u dun ordre dst'honorablo Cou,
des preuges dams ct pour In p~aroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, il sera veDdu par lie soussi
gn6 juge de Paroisse ct ex.oficio encan
teur, sur les IIeux,
Mardl Is Avril 1s45.
i fheure habltdeIle des ventes. In propri6.
te ci.apr9s decrite appartenant 4 Ia sue.
cession de john @. Talbot, dec6d6, SAVIOR:
LhIbrtati0n sur ~lalurlte le d6fuut resi-.
DAFT dams cette pafolsse, contenant $50
afpens dc terre, Plus on mnins, d Redwood.
avec log ameIlorations qai s'y tzouvent,
ausSl dee actions De Banque.
Unmorcsap de- t8tro do $50 arpens sur
Sandy Creek dams cetts paroisse.
Et les esclayes suIvans, viz
Gr6goire negre, Joe do, Rsbecca Agee
de II ans, Lncy de IS ans, Matilds de
IA, Daniel Dc 1G, Martha de IL ans.
Ls meme jour, a la dits place IL sera
vendu.
L paire de bauf.
, chavadx.
% l6tes de bestiaux.
MsubIes de mason OF do eni.ine.
| psnduls appartenant au dit decade.
Conditions
Uno ample descriptions de Ia propriet6
ssra dennee Ie jour de lS vente.
Gu, TESTER.
Is mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

Compagate de gaz portat9.--I va SO
former sous CO titre. nne compagniea New
York. Ellie a pour but dc foarnir d cha.
que consommateur un eylindre devant
contenir 100 pieds cubes de gag qui se
renouvelDera do Ia meme maniere que les
cyIindres a soda, ct qui sera placae dams
nimporIe qhelle paftle dc Ia maison, ct
que 10 consommateur trigera CONNIE il 10
Voudra, &c cyhhdrs ne COMMUNICATE a
aucun autre ct n'exigeaut que dss.tubas
pour Cd faire jailtlt 10 saz dams tontes les
differences parties do Ieditice % on IL de.
sire. Uns ~eompagnie de ce genre a de.
puts longtemps pTosper6 q %Edinbourg, ct
les ftais sont de bsaucoup plus minimes.
Pour entrer en- operation, la Compagnie
projat6e ma besoin que dc $4,000.
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# @
UN pRAME JuDlcrAIRE.-Le village
d'HIIlsb0ough, Caroline du NoFdl went
d'Gtre 10 theatre dun draino horrible psi
est cntnufe du plus etrange mystere. une
leune file do ~ ans a ele accnsee d'avolr
as4assine son pere, ct ce mcurlre n%'aurait
eu d'autre temoins que depx enfans en-
ba4 age, hOrs d'etat de d0nner apcun
reimbursement Is seul temoignage
/ que Pom cut contre la jeuoe file, c'etaient
ses propres ayenx. Voicr comms les fats
go sont presentes jnsqu'a present:
Une ~tatnIIle, e~omposee du pero, do Ia
mere, dun fis do 10 ans, dune Jeuue file
de douzaine ans ct de deux enfdns en- has
age, ~occupait IN logement dams une des
malsons du village d'HllIsborough. lie
pero s'adonnalt a Iivrognerle, ct sans dou.
to par suite des sxces %auxquels le portrait
l~inlemp6rancs, la femme await abandon.
ne 10 dOmIcIle cOnIugul avec son his.-Le
pere restaIl done avec les trols plus Jen.
mes enfans. I'm soir, c'etalt 10 lende.
main du depart de sa femme, ii rentTa plus
ivre Encore que I'habitude ct Ie rnatln
lie proprIetaire de la maIsOn, PEASANT par
hasard devant la porte de son logement,
l'apercut etendu sur un grahat devant 10
feu, un bras reptile sous sa tets, dams la
position dun homme qui bort mais il re.
connus bient6t quill etait mort. &c NAL.
henreux await lie crane ouvert dun coup
dc bAche ct Ie cerveau Sc trouvaIt d nu.
La hache qui I'avait frappe, await de plus
entam6 les mateIats ct s'etait enfonce
dun demi pouce dams le plancher. Ls
probri6taire de Ia malson s'etnPressa i'm.
mediatement d'appeler Fautorite qnI pro-.
c6da a une enquete. La petiteI file ct leg
denx enfans 6taient presens.
La leune file dec ara sur le champ que
e'etait ellie qni await tue son pere. Ellie
pretendit d'abord que. lorsque son pere
etalt rentr6 la velIie, il l'aVait battue ct
lui await ordonne de Iui apporier un coa-
teau pour Sc tuer mals il lai fut inpossi.
bic de trouver un cnuteau. Quand on de.
manda 4 la jeune file oil etalt 10 baton
avec leQuel son pere l'avait battue, ellie
chercha des yeux ct en- indiqua 10, qui
iustement await etc apport6 par Pun des
assistants; ct quand on examina le corps, on
nv decouyrit aucune confusion. Cette
premiere deposition portrait done tons les
caracteres de la fausset6.
Alurs la ieune file n fit une autrs qai
n'6tait gueres plus probable ellie dit que
son pere en- rentrent lul await Ofdonn6 do
lo taer qu'elle await refuse gail favait
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

Anti eHttsrs.-Les anti RENTERS com.
met'eut dc ~nouveGux describes. Dans Il
cont6 d'Ulster, un II. Lasksr, 6tant oc.
cupe . enIeVer do bois quI await etc cou-
pc sur les prophecies Livingston. a etc sal.
ST par qulnzs on ssizs individus deguisss
en- Indiens, qai FONT rev6tu dun habit de
polk ct de plume. II p~arvint a s'6chappsr
an SONNET dun Fochsr /; mais il y fut
poursuivit par deux des malfaiteurS, qui
s'efforcsrent de lie pr6cipiter en- has; ii v
parvinrent, mais NJ. Lasker s'attacha d
u avec ant de tsnacs quill les entraina
dams sa chute. Leurs Mosques tom6s.
rent /; II. Lasker put les r~econnaiire ct
lee fairs arreter ; mails is ont reussi ensul.
fe 4 s'EcbapRsr.