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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Il u RACES

The second spring meeting ougr I'll
Magnolia Course, viii begaa on Monde
13h March nerk and continue frg daus.
FIRST DAY.
JoCKHY CLUH puasE 500, entrances II
pnr cent added two or more entries 10 OH
title the winner to the purse. Mile heats
I'd. DAY.
JOCKEY CLuB PUnsg 1900, condition.
as for the first receive mile heats.
sd. DAY.
JoOKHr CIUB-purse $3.50, conditions
as for the first raceat The meeting-milt
heats, best TIN ee In five.
4th DAY.
JoUHEY CLuB pURsH $500, entrance i
per cent, conditions as abOye-4hree i
heats.
9th DAY.
JOCKEY CBUB pURsE $500, entfar
per cent, conditions as aboye-fa
heats.
A ma n of cocks will be fougf
the Races for $500.
Persons wishing to mike Ell
address their communications 1
ton Esq. Secretary Of the CiF
Rouge, La.
ODOM 10 +
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.. PTTET & Gle, ea' hourieur d inforrner
ie public, gu lis oat unaasortiment cornplet
de Tombes toutes c~onfsionnees. au' It's Sc
chargent De poser daus sspace dune de1ni
iournee.
lis ont anssi u main q pieces j inscrip-
tons ct sont en- faesure sccolnplir tona les
ouvrages que Ton pouErasgeur commander,
CONNIE monuments de hmIlA nIusienrs places
cheminees en- naarbTes pierrs tumuIaires &c.
Laars mataFEaux 6tant de- premiere Qual.
t. lis guarantiront tout ce Ills foarniTonE.
ii ils ne denaanderort qusdes II tres mod
Leur residence est entire le again bon
marchs d II moulia . seie de- AEbouE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Parfulerie Nouvelle.

Eau de Colose de Ire qnalita.
Cosmetique Ngctal, blanchit ct donne I'M
beau lustre a laean.
Extrait d'Amsdes Ameres. parfuin DEF
cieux'
Vinaigre Virgil, rafraichitla peau, ct par
fume tres ayanfasux pour les personnes
qui soignent les msdes.
Dentrifce, a~rticlegaranti pour les mala-
dies des gencives.
Huile d'0urs Of AmaIe pour les cheveux.
III. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

On MORToN's LET1IEON orivAPoR OF

The undersigned having purchased of the
proprietor the '.Right of using the Vapor of
Ether for producing insensibility 10 pain are
now prepared to administer the same to
those who may wish the benefit of this truly
spain destroying agent. Teeth extracted, and
other surgical operations performed while ni.
der It's influence. Messrs Il s. NJ have just
received direct from Paris q new and complete
st Of the improved apparatus (by Dtpozt)
kr the inhalation eftlle Ethereal Vapor, viii h
fDIn It's perfect safety, and The ease with which
ican be used by both patient and rator,
ha been adopted 1t the Hopftat da Charlie,
etSt Louis Eeote physicate, and private hos
pitts Of Paris and by the faculty generally
Throughout France and England. 10, 700
Artificial Teeth, comprising d full assortment
froiffhe manufactures of Stocton, Hencks
DeCetnant and others of plate, pivot, with or
withdt colored artificial Gums n every vari.
ETY. al style. Gold Foil, every No, . superior
articlen and | oz packages which we will
mail tAny part Of tho South Dpon receipt d
the rnosy Or draft npon the City Bank.
Dent Instruments 81 all kinds, comprising
Extraftig Forceps Of Flaggs, Chevalier ard
Genrig' snake, in sets of 12 or singly, Burrs,
Drills, Elevators pluggers, %iances, drills foi
pivottng, ~frrors, root forceps, &c. Gold, Sfl.
yer and Ptina, Plate 16 ls 90 and % cwt
fine, Gold, latina and binding wire, Solder etc
for sale by
BLAZE d WORTHWHILE.
SURGEON DENTISTS
North Street near
Dec, ISIS II. Charles st. N. q,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
ETAT Dd LOUISIANA,
t'oar ia Sifi4l istrttt .Jadiciaire-
Patoiyssyt Baton. Rouge.
Z. G. RtcnAHD enme Phtries writ de
xs Eiefi taelas

A"'
=. G, RtcnAhB vlntae Pilries writ de
y. 7. nlai,eharl
In yer Il d'un.iss writ d. fsri faeias
A h0i aifesst fhunnrabfe Cour du
o. ne District J8ifc, pour Ia paroisse
d'OueA Baton III dihs ID pou Ia par.
etsse ct Etat lite, Il sart We ndu d la
mlisoa d. eptrl par,,i4se sus.dite,
Samedi 4 proclaim (is4s)
A IL heures dN il, taus les dfoits, titres
1t pratensions eIen1aur Pierre Blan.
charl aus pfppi ei.aprAs deerites, sal.
lies dans f~sffaildessus.
Ertul n6grct cave ag6e dt 30 ans
ct ses eatan3 Oh agde de- 10 ans, Vic.
tbf Aga ie I ananl 9 ans II Vietlfine
an Zslinens et ses rnfaas Jasse
min 7 ant IL Nc 4 ans. ruineue 42
aus, CA,rIrs Oh Julia ID ans, Peggy
30 ans, Meta y ct ses entaus Debuys
aus ct Williams.
Satsi pour satt 40 iugement, inteFtts
al trats dtns lees sus dit.
CoNDTrH IA compliant,
BLANCHARD, Sheftl.
Tan. 1u. III. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
FOR SALE.

The beautiful residence Of the Subscri-
Der, within ei~ght-hundred yards Of the
river and Id the Town Of Baton Rouge,
containing about 20 acres, having j hand
SONS garden with choicest fruit trees.
For particulars apply 20 the subscriber
Or to ID. ID. avery ESQ. a n DUNN
Baton Rouge, Dec. TO. ~. If
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compiled froma little

laaavssd pfoViaoy-UsnieI Webster ard the present
II sa Y so s,usI, ~ saf M ilgaase. Mr. Winthrop 4
wash ,Macassar and Bsars III. b6ns sabout nos L
toilet powders, b4M bIacht red, carTHfs nfte ba
India ink, ide hlble INK with and Without
parattions, corr and britannia screw top Ink w.
stands. Ifgs
Peters. crambacker's, Lees, Wriehfs
Spohn's tomato and iobslia pills; Whits-wash Mts
and toilet brushes, s~alspetre, alum birthstone, Hfreft
whiting. almonds, soap, starch, saleYalus. IN
|dig1: c0pperaf, ginger, Harrison's ointment
and Thufnpson's healing saIYe, fampbIaek. fFJaH
pafegorfc, opedfldoc, British, American and II fiji
Harlem oil, B~atenaan's drops, lard lamps Lard
oil, candiesticka End gun ffnfs, hoaSe ind rat coft
traps, linseedo oil, Virginia fobAccoand gegarz netA
s1ln \ re.d da a. g ,ao.b mustard hnaa e sssa, cotton 80 Dir
combs, tortoise she'll do. lei /
= large assortment q books y 'he Easliah it q
ges. EMl
A complete supply of Thompsonian= medt. osa
ciness garden-seeds, hooks and eyes, f~BMkEsea
and other fsh.hooks and fsh-Iines If an tHa
sizes. IL
Percussion caps, knitting needaA. ptas. b y
ing, sewing, wofsted ard other needles geY =
man silver and iron table ans tsa.spoons
money purses. snuf-boxsst marbfes0fdfAsg* Il
ent qualities, India rubber baktss fspa. naekes
compasses, states, slate and weo8 pencils, tgb
violins and violin strings, FFsneh End Amsri. sues
can playing cards, enameisa cards. bre0msg.
match safes, buttons, shOe.bYashes and sh0e. -Nnel
thread, fine dutch, chal and ether pipes; lef. skerp
Ter, note and foolscap paper, sstterssamps and 6sLit
watch seals pencils and pencil Eases allkind 1Hh'
and colors Of bonnet and bisder sbosTdssFsns do L
parent waters, bankers eases all sizes ain i TIL
Of paper FROM lestsf 10 eIephan
sheet, &c, DC, &c. fYana
SO gross matches al aaanufagturefas prices. I'LL III
20 dozen boxes premium bgaekine. 81
A general assortment of almost aHy kind R0h17
and quality Of goods, for eGsA Or bortev. FOR saIa gdmaa
low ~ the Baton Rouge Bookstore, opposite
the Methodist Church. H.
Nav 18th 1O. arm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
IS.

Atieudu que sperier de Ia vile de
Ia Nouvelle O., s'ess adress6 4 Ia
C'our du Sixiarsttict Judiciaire, pour
Ia paroisse d'Eaton. Rouge, pour etre
nomm5 Admialur do Ia succession do
John MAiilard,e rcment de cettr par.
aisse, aecel6-es donne a toutes per-
souaes iuteress'avDir d deduire lelrs
r~aisohs, dams ! jours qui suivront la
premiere puhli de Get avis, pourquoi
Ia dise demandsrait pas accordee.
Jt. FowLEa Greffier.
Jan. 2o-5a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Ian. 30. 81.
EYCls.

Whereas Lfperief 1T tho City Of
New Orleans, bplied 10 the Sixth Ju.
dictal District { tor the Parish OF East
Baton Rouge, appointed Adminfstra-
tor oFthe succeiof john Aiailtard late
of said Parish eed,
Notice Is hegtyen to all persons In.
tnrested to shause within ten days
from the first tation of this notice,
why the said cation should not be
granted. w. Fowler Clerk.
Jan. 96-5a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
FOR SALE.
Tin REASONABLE TgaMs,

A fine House and Lfgty an excellent
garden, waIlAioeked with clo ea /. III trees, d
n cd sveEB8N water, kitchen, pigeon-honse &c,
situated in the most desirable location In this
town, for i private residence. Apply 10
Nov. 15tiA~4l ii. TIIO'B WILKINS.
or JAS. M. BRUNOT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
INSTITUTION ANGLAIsE FIT
FRANCHISE,
De OuEsT BAToN RouoE LIZ.

DE OUEsT BATON ROUGE LEs
CONNAIssANT depuis longtenps, Ia
n6cessiie a~utuelie d'GtabIir uno bonnie ms
titution anglaise ct franchise au Bruly
Landing, paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge,
ct %voulant procurer d Ia jeunesse tois les
moyens nscessaires pour pouvoir Obtenir
une bonnie education, lie soussigne ma pas
h6siiG i faire an sacrifice en- er1ployafIt
dams son 6cole, Mr.. CLANCY Barker, habile
professeur d'anglais, ayant des tres BONES
recommendations. ct omm profssseur ct
CONNIE gentleman. ii q fat faire L Ia
maison d'ecoIe gull occupe depuis trois
ans, tontes les reparations necessaires pour
preserver la sant6 des eleles qui lui scront
confies. Autour de III nlaison d'ecole Sc
trouve une waste cour tres comnode pour
toute sortes d'exercises gymnastiques.
On enseignera tOutes les branches ne.
cessaires, soft en- anglais, soft en- ~francais,
pour donner aux eleyes toutes les qualities
s~ufisantes pour pouvoir etfe admis dams I'm
College.
Ayant recu depuis trois ans, beaucoup
encouragement de Ia part des habitants,
d. Quest Baton Rouge, lie sougsign6 les en-
remercie sincersment, ct nourTit respoir
qu'on voudra bien consinuer de Pencoura-
ger dams IL tAche j Ia fois grande es peni-
Die quill s'est inposee. TX
PRIX.
Pour une seule langue, ST so par u
Pour Ia langue angLaise 1
e Il laogse frsncsiss, Ioa I
roaf : 'Aas4s '@'A + eE, Directsur,
D L. Rosernond HebeTt,
800. - 5orgilIe Landry, Treville
sr5rv m gsrichebourg O. Doiron.
G,,..., n10n Rouge. yanvier l5-50e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
BENJAMIN PERcFVAL,
Letter from Capt. Nc Lean, u. y N.
RAuWAy9ftfne IH, ls47.

Letter from Capt. Nc Lean, U. y N.
KAHwAy8JAne 16, ls47.
II have been afIi cited for years with the piles
aud havt tried, without anything like p%ernsan-
ent benefit, almost everything assuming the
name IL n remedy. / had, as d matter Of course,
lost all confidence IN medicine. Under this
feeling, | vas induced-~not without reluctance
/ coufess-to use Upham's Electuary,' and
having used Il for about three weeks accor-
ding to the directions laid down, ! find, TO
my utter surprise as well az satisfaction, that
every symptom of the disease has left me
think t due alike TO DIR. Upham and myself to
make this sta ement.
'sG. w. MCLEAN. late ofthe u. 8. ~"
Sold, wholesale and retail, by WYATT
a. KErCHAM, III rulton.st New-York
Geo. NJ, Heroman, Baton.R Rouge La and
by Druggists generally throughout the U.
States. Price Sl per box.
NorroE.--The genuine Electuary has
the written signature thus G-A Upham'
M. ID. The hand is also done with . pen,
Jan. Ids ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Atso-lB Mules. I N, 10 Oten. ~ head Of horn
Cattle. one Zig, 3 o., one Bafouche,
Household Fnrnit
One gnld Watrlt1inu utensils &c. dc.
II uF EALE
ASH.
G'nlesA otherwise dehRd on the day If Rales
MORENO ADerIoNEEH.
On The above val plantation there ARE about
swO hundred mud ispants In Cane, Seventy Of
which ans If this yelantina, the remainder rat
tbptts uf The first yea
The f.a uiH pins IN day qf saa and Gorruri
nrcount ID Iris Office
Jan, 9p-495
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Town Renee for Sale, or
tagemted.

Anew coule dwelling, situated On
Lafayette ssrdar The Garrison, for sale.
Oh fD be g-snussession given imnedi-
ately. For upply to Joseph Menard
ESD, Or JnoRel il, five miles below
Baton Rouge
Jan. 29-s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

EvgLIsn AVID FRENcm AcApdecess-
KNOWING for Il long time The a9AcadegBy -eat
iy Of 4 good English and En5e of Wet ii
established At Brusl6 1hxions To procure ~
Bat n Rouge and beAdB meana l0r obtain. ~
TO the rising youtbn, / did not hesitage To-
ing q good e~dgsiatant In my school, MIR. 'Pf
employ agRer. i very well qualified pro- Fin
ChancyRe English Language, who poss. III,
~fssscgery good recommendations either 81 y.
e~Sfofessor or d gentleman; and II take
upon my part all the expense 10 furnish i ~
very comfortable school house I'd preserve wh
the health ofthe pupils who shall attend The te-
school. Around the school house ii 4 vat W
yard very commodious for every kind Of M.
vymnastic exercises.
All the necessary branches (either ID cal
EngIish an French,I will be sufficiently phe
taught 10 give the pupils BIZ the necessary
qualifications 10 enter any University.
Having received during three years
much encouragement from the inhabitants ea9
of West Baton Rouge, the undersigned p4n
thanks them most sincerely, ard hopes that nt Il
they will continue 10 encourage b m n lie
important and laboaious task which ~ has
under AIKEN.
For one language only, 81 So per quarter
!. EDgiisha and French 10 90 4 flmag &
Latin Language d u
j. CARE, il. H. 1,tefseep.
Professor of The Preach ard Lasia IL
guages: Sire st
References. Messrs. Rasemoa Hets
VaIeasiBe Heber, ~. Landry
Therence DerichebouTg y
West Baton Il o1gF liz oa.
~M@- Z4N&sam ~ kFa4ps s~SssM@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
BOOTS, SHOES 4 FINDINGS.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

A building lot, being No 8 Of square No
Is Beauregard Town in the vicinity ofthe
site for the State house, to be sold by psi,
waite bargain, Apply at this Office.
Oct SD Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
u for. Sale.

That valuable Land about FIVE ard one
hail miles from Rouge, on the CaTnste Road,
containing six hand Forty acres, Fifty acres
are cleared and univatioa, Five acres in cane.
Terms LbaFaA apr PHILLgrs Il LANouE.
Jan. 92--5TA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
DRUG STORE Fe

The undersigned, DESTROYS
age 10 Etrape, oilers for sal
established for about fif leg
Rouge, in n most desirable
lishment is patr0nized by
good customers, and IL !
All persons indebted
counts or notes contra
year us47,9 are here
settle the same itnme
not have been paid 4
airy next, will then b
an attorney for coll
The undersigm
entirely his stock of
and compound; am
to furnish the safr
reasonable tefiiig
|
November ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

RAREaEs. q a assJsfmsngsof Ginghans,
fTarletons and tighslins, iust received and fuF
sale at Ias. Weiglae Price Cash Store
Jan. %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
REaed Lard.
Newing GOOdS,

Cash and . ubee will be paid for said article
hi II. lie. Lafayette w. jan s2-5r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Pain III the head Of is years Standing!
THOMAS DEAL, a well known citizen OF Lex,
inglon. Scott Co, Indiana, had been afflicted
with ! chronic. afec ion Of the head during The
long period fifteen years. He sought relief
almost every where, without obtaining !, and
after irving every medicine he had any know.
Ieere 81, he gave his case up as hopeless.
Atlengh he was seized with 3 bilious CONF
plain, peculiar to the western climate, to re-
live which he purchased q box Of Wfights
Indian Vegetable pills, when, 70 big astoHlsh,
ment, not only was the hiheusnfas removed
but the pain in the head gradually gave way
aud he ID now q well man!
Mr. Deal was 80 much impressed with tht
value Of Wricht's Indian Vegetable PILLS, tina
he has solicited an agency to sell them, think
ina il would be a pleasure and a duty 70 intro
duce the medicine among his neighboFs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

AeTWSs I'D fSfFy
Weeks.- ele A
BOARD and pal
Tuition In 49,
Tuition in#FfemA
Instrumental N lush
Drawing per month
Washing per mOlfh
Furnishing Bed and Bedding mo
Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental Nee
die work free d chargo.
N. b. Il Is highly important thai the pu
pills should be entered at the commencement
of The next SESSION which will be on Wed.
nesday the 18th Of September. The only
vacation during The year, will commence
on the let Of August.
Sept. 4.-31. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

N
| JOSEPH WI
centre new stot
i fancy Dry Goof
: ,on lately occ
: IL himself. th
claaness Of II
i salty all those
Bats Rougs
~
i
!. FEW
. MISS ]. u
Ass
MISS L. 4 w
Yourea.
! DR. GRuNrn
mental Music
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

To suspect them, and my suspicious have
since been eotIlirtaad BY your agent. Tie
counterfeit was absolutely good fir nothing.
MsirBed1 81 ] KgLso.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Pour une seule langne, ST SO par
Pour Ia langue angIaise &
ct Ia laugne franchise, 10a &
Pour Ia langae latin
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

Of the Surgeon had been exercised to the
utmost with but the smallest shadow Of sue
eass. These ARE not Idle assertions, falsely put
Fa,tb !, .ntr,p tha erati u1pt.s. hit ~ latrge : III
wonderful truths to Hhich hundreds will tes-
tifg. Even ifa surgical operation were certain
to acto tipIish q permanent cure, it il too dis.
gushing 10 be Thought Of. while the agony 1t
enfenders II appalling III the extreme, and
skaters the constitution beyond 4 hope Of recc-
very. The number pf persons effectually cured
Of piles by the ElBctuary in two years fall but
little short Of
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06
Lectures Ola the Hebrew: Common
wealth

Professor E. @. WINES proposes deliver course Of
SIX Lectures One Dollar for the COURSE provided $50
Subscribers can be obtained in advunce.
. Lect l. Development of the great ideas on which
Moses based his civil poity.
Lect H. Same subject continued
Lect III Analysis of the Hebrew Constitution. He
hre" Chief Observation-Disclosures Senate-HeUrew Com
moRs-HeDrew Oracle.
- Lect Nv. Analysis of the Constitution continued.
government OF the individual Tribes and CiiesThe tribe
of Levi in its civil Funcons-The Prophets in their rela
ZION to the state-Analogies between the Hebrew and
American governments
Lect. V: Divine Legation of Moses.
Lect. W. Obligations grounded the nature Of his
Laws and Institutions considered and answered.
The Lectures will he delivered in BRINLEY HALL
the first on Friday EUehng, l7h and the others
successive Friday evenings, till the completed.
Nov g. dwlt45
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06
THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Docress, Mrs RICHARDSON and Reformed P1ac-
tatoner Of Medicine having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, OF the late firm oDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET LETT hand up STAIRS
over the Store Of G. G. Clapp.
DR. Gouett in practice, nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medicines sand be consulted at his Office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evenings and all other hours he be found his
Boarding Place United States Hotel.
DR. g. takes this occasion t. say, that he feels grateful
for the avors he has received his friends patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city and he trusts he shall merit confirm
ance Of their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts / their behalf
Oct 10. DIFF A. D. GOULETT
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MESSENGERS Notice,

WORCESTER, SIS. October %, l84s.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolven-
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES A. HOL-
BROOK, Of Grafton, in said County, trader, and late
partner in the firm of g. M. Holbrook Co.. an insol-
vent debtor and the payment of any debts The dev.
OF any property belonging said insovenl debtor
10 him, or for his use and the of any proper
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
he held at the Office of said Commissioner Worcester
in said County, the toenty first day Of November
NJ ten O'Clock in the forenoon, prove their debts and
10 choose an assignee or assienees of his Estate.
d6twlt44 ]. DAY, D. S, Messenger
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06

FRIGKTFUL RAILROAD COLLISION. The
following particulars OF the most shocking railroad
accident we have for long time been called
upon to record, are gathered from an extra from
the office o. the Salem Register.
About ten minutes past II, Thursday evening,
an extra train from Salem Tor Marblehead, and
an extra train from Lynn for Salem, came in col
Hsiou at the switch near Castle Hill-both trains
running with considerable speed The Marble
head train consisted OF an Engine, tender and two
passenger cars with delegation from Marble
head who had been over TO hear Gen. Cushing;
and the train from Lynn, OF an Engine, tender,
two baggage crates, and three or tour passenger
cars, with delegation from Salem, TO join the
torchlight procession in Lynn.
The shock was terrible, breaking the Marble
head Engine and tender, and the first passenger
car, into thousand pieces, and damaging the for
ward end of the second car Not less than STA
of the Marbehead train, are already dead-and
others are dreadully injured, some o! whom, it is
said, will probably die OF their wounds.
The conductor, Engineer and Fireman of the
Marblehead train were somewhat injured, but it
is hoped not seriously.
The engine of the train from Lynn was dam
ace. and the tender broken up-the Engineer was
slightly injured and two or three passengers who
were standing on the platform of the forward car
were badly bruised.
The following We believe to be correct list OF
killed and wounded Samuel Manning, Jr., 20
wears of age-she manufactures; Nathaniel W.
Roundv; John George Stevens John Cross, Is
wears OF age, son OF widow lady; Henry Irety,
20 wears OF age, son OF the cashier Of the Marble
head bank; and lad named -- Russel-All
OF Marblehead.
Among the wounded are. Benjamin Brown,son
of Capt. b. Brown who had both legs badly crush
ed probably rendering amputalion necessary
Moses Hill, Esq, and man named lard
ner, the latter, dangerously; Mr.. --Drum-
NOR TiIlet Perkins, and several others, were
comparatively slightly bruised.
Extraordinary Speed of a Horse-on Friday
week, horse named Trustee, trot'ed twenty
miles in ffty.nine minutes thirty-slx SECONDS, on
,ho upion race course He was not touched
with the whip from beginning to the end.