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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
YARNS for SALE, GOOD aud CHEAP.

IL Three Of lo each three Of e0 three VI ~
three Of sd aercsa with rood buildaza plenty II
TUT railroad station Narious other .Eed Fams
and village Hous-s and LOts b exchanged for ety
pTufsrty-al u ss,y aeoes " heS-fofs. Apply 70
dAy. nom 70 70 Leave and /. O'elocH daily fom
aoFth sds q the Bsitsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
Uiano-fortes.
DRADBURY'S BOSTON and NEW

ID YORK PIANO W IRE ROOMS No AZ d~sy
three doors above Canalst Assorted Pianos OF approves
maie with and without the Kolsn cheap - elsewhere
Geo Hews Hsllett Davis Cos, Light Newtons 40.
slIy ATTENDED c. Z. u. BAAUBlll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
u PRIVATE SALE-A two-story
U-FDAR GROVE for SALE-At

Staten Island fronting the New-l OK Bay rear
the location Of the Old Elm free about mlie' oe @
Narrow embracing OF Land incl adinf the C1n
Buildings a1d ca with Letters patent Tor the sfa mere
for The ease Of this property shout termnstns .ne
having been occupied tor the Iast i've so
sumner seasons a. place Of resort FOR sea bathing asd pub
lie entertainment . mr., - -
Yor further particulars inquire OF DILlr rear or Mr
HOWEs, on the premises or OF ) r. LOhD, NO 100
Ernnf.lt New. York -Dsied Sept 9. l852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
NOR SALTWATER PRlVILEGE.

IL so acres OF Land situate 10 the town Of Rhn-becs
Dutcbe~ County q miles sDuthwardly from the village u
Rhiuebosk, and osstW.r1y from the Hudson River and
Hudson River Railroad two miles Upon the premises
excellent mil stss with fall d water u great vol
u about sixty feet A1ording sufficient uOcy
1T several large mills factories The land Is good
snd wel-umbcfed. rlis desiissle property has not
heretofore been offered 20 the puns Inquire Of GAR
RETTSON, khin.beek. or Of FRANCIS 4. GARRETT.
son, No. 50 John-st, NeW-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
NOR SALF-A Farm of ~ acres, larg
nor SALE or 10 LET-At Elizabeth
,op SIFIHEAP-One new tour-

..c-, House situ,-e on West 18th s. WIN sos
..r !. tEn, rooms on hoor h,a'. . -, ey y
mi spt for 500 year Price -" sSy,DI "a - G
~ AIN IN morgsfe lGq1ue OF L. hciNOHO'' - ~
.pT-NTAIS No 81 East 1uth. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
NnIINTRY SEAT and vida SITES

! for SALE in the VILLAGE OF rARRY rOWN-Ihe
bouse il srse built Gothic STYLE. twOstoes and attic
main building by 80, with WING In the rear ~ o. ~
~ o,ores has been butt q years replete 9Th al the
modem improvements IL IL situated east OF the Dntch
Ctmeh ovsrookifg the viage AMI commanding yieT Of
the North River from the Palisades 20 haventrav a'
rood Permou Nyaok and tn- ranEss OF mountain
INFO bearing Is cay Of sccess and within i've minutes
walk the Post Office stores churche'. &c WIN oe SOFA
with ~ u acres Aso Wills Sites from 10 scre, with
fine view Of tbs river and Jundins unity rorpAr
tcuar, apr to A X. Walsh, Esq No. - fean ~ or
on the premises 10 ,. u MNbbONi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

" mANSHIP.-There IS system OF Penn Ansnip
eouL TO Mr. Gs system and fescher az so'e % hPa'
i "a he ,utho- Lt 81 had writers take Lessons OF Mr "
., nnba,e his copy books for home practice. Price -
.srt, For sale AZ the rooms No 2S9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
BOARD in BROOKLY IA Gentle
BOARD In BROOKLYN-A few per-

II , be accommodated With pleasant Rooms and
partial Board at No rs Atsatcst Brooklyn Th- ont
psTor IN consulting room, will Be es 70 Tespeesaoe
fkNsician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
NOR SALE. near STANFORD. Con.

Il necficu'-A FARM. or COUNTRY SEAT containing
about - acres q excellent land vel wooded wsered
lytrg Ab0ut hall nile from the village the SQUAD
and about minutes walk hotn tie New Haven Railroad
sst,n. The dwelling b. Il pleasantly situated cmmo-
doUs and IA hrstA,e Oider. FOr particular inquire Of
Mr. RUFUS WARDNELL, AZ st.mf,rd. or u r )
RONLE No. 81 Broadway. NeW-Yotk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
CHANCE for HOUSE and LOT

~ Worth Ooo will b. gwen 70 each purchaser 10, 20
sxeea one bouand Of bottle Of Cologne, TOY 81 HAL
sFYs Drug store a. the corner Of Pearl and hose'S
lsrre proportion have already been sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
0RsNCH-M. Il. DE L'OUESr, long

II -. ~ ri, ,.,iys language IN Paris oier' ns
.cbools Az individuals No 93 sth st. MAS
pscs Refers with permission to Mr Il and h sts'.t
Brosdusy and l2ihst; Leroy, brosnT pnr1ont No
$50 Houston 81; Mr. c. Colgate, No u "ai'''' 'ii -
No. 100 NasssnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
NrOITNT WASHINGTON COLLEGI-

lu ATE INSTITUTE, No 2Is eth st corner o. Mac
dougal-rt on Washington square, GEO w. CLARkE A.
NJ and JAMES TANNING A NJ Principals commences
It's tenth schoo year MONDAY the 18th o. Sept 1882
The PRINCIPALS having retteo the furniture and rooms
for recitation and lecture throughout the ostutlon It viii
be In complete order for the reception OF s Professors
Teachers and pupils CD the 18th Of Sept
It'll hoped that the pupils will be punctusly present 81
the opening Of the school ,c.,-
Personal interviews with the Principals sno Cstfosues
names Of patrons snd pupils OF past year tossher
with plans Of instruction. regulations ter us &c may %
had At the Rooms OF tho Institute, from sept
Stranger, lately removed 70 the city with neu
families and desire private High School Tor the EDUCATION
of their sons any period OF ppues are invited 20 vs'
the retired delightful location, and lean the Advantages
Of this Institution Pupils Of the Juvenile Department are
unde the especial care instruction Of Que OF the Prin
spals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,

ID The Misses ROUSsELLE Qste Of Halifax, Nova
Scotia respectfully Announce that they have opened School
for the Education of Young LADIES' No ia Sackett st.
South Brooklyn. The Of instruction Will comprise
English In al Us branches French Mosic and DrAw1ng-
Paft usr ntion Will be paid % the morals snd
u the children committed their care The Misses r.
having the advantage Of msuy years experience IN teaching
have adopted EsteD which sey feel confident viii be Ap
proved
The highest references be gve1 and testimonials
character and caps5ty from ladies' Of the first
ada and Nova Scotia may be their residence, where
cards Of terms also D. bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

TEXAS LANDS--Several desirable
parcels Of Tein Lands are offered Tor barter tor 'he
,o''ouirg GOD, Dry Goods. Clothing. HARDWARE, bDots
Shoes lists and Caps Que-n,ware Paints Drugs aud We'd
icine, Apply TO N EGOLF, NJ Ann-"' 7 or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
kAIM. H. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL

w FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL-North-oass
of Broadway and l2hst will be rs0pened MON
DAY, Sept o. at A M. Circusrs at Lock goods No. al
Broadway Evans and Buttsns No 697 Broadway and a.
the residence OF the Principal, No S othst near Toms-
kinssquAre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
1TARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP

wi ING-A complete, beautiful snd practical work,
lpnuted in color, adapted to private instruction go PIP
octave Price 81 IS Let those Tho cannot avail them
selves Of course Of under the sutbor buy ns book
. god teacher in itself Sold c. C. MARSH Counting
Rooms for the Practice Of keeping No S Broadway
PostAgs. under SEQ mlea 20 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
FOIGNET,S CLASSICAL.

T Q I q Y T. I , OLA oSTI AL,
IA. FRENCH. ENGLISH and SPANISH SCHOOL
NO SEQ Broadway This Sch o Will reopen on MON
DAY Sept Psrelts who contemplate sending their emil
school their return 70 tho city, are respectfully
invited 10 examine The accommodations provided for Mr.
pupils attend the Of his School.
due Ell IN s various Departments by competent iches
Crew be had the school, NJ. rs residence,
No. luf l1th-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
6rbools.

A BBOTT'S COLLEGIATE lNSTl-
~ TUITION for YOUNG LADlEs-Spiuger Institute,
Union Pns) Rev GORHAA ABBOTT Principal
The = Ehth academic year will commence WEDNES-
DAY Sept IS
The appointments ard arrangements Of this INSTITUTION ara
Of the highest It's Professors and Teachers It's LIBRA
r. Paintings ard Apparatus It's range and system OF In
o. acton ana Lectures u character 70
insure a, far rstrumsntsities accom-
,ished, Christian education.
Pupils aud applicant, for admission arc expec sd 10 DO
punctusy present al the openirG exercises
Circulars may be obtained by letter az the Institution,
Ard persona interviews with the Principal after sept
New-Nork AuE 10 l8l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ Pro- T.. A Johnson. Rector. The three Depart
ments the Junior the Upper English, and the Classical
open simultaneously Monday, Sept g. Pupils ar
seived st the Of Yeas and upward and prepared
for the counting house. or for admission 10 any College.
Circulars may be obtained a. Applstons Lockwoods %
Crowens BOOKSTORE In Broadway and at RaynoTs In the
sovery. GEO. \. PARKER Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

NOR SALE at YORKVILLE-A two
il story and b.ssnsat COTTAGE. ~ith one too or
three fu lob Inquire the pre- mics gist- nssrsthav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
SEMINARY-L. LYON,

ESSE\ T. vi n n IL. IL ~
EAmE LyON. ST d. and Ms NJ. c. lyon
PnIsiss. -Complstenss Of oSAraos aFaoss att Hna
so f.,,,,,,on da,ir.hie resort for those se-Snss
tboron,h zoe accomplished sducsti1n PS7, eessI ~
an ~ ~ n.sr the ,esoosrd and - easy Of s.c-s
Sy he sew ors and Har''od daily ''e.mooss ~
nth rd rec ea'ion, the irseLeis sno p1p,i. nc 60
Sni... ear Ne had OF Nm H. LYON, No oey-ss- OF OF
81. pSn,inal. Al ks.ex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
DROF. r. NJ. BROWNS CLASH

DROF. r. NJ. BROWNS CLASH
u CAL FRENCH and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
established IN 1916 at No GIL Broadway has TO
No S9 Broadway between 18th and 2th ss The course
Of Instruction In II Is school systematic and sxtensve
The Primary Department receives pupils early ass and
prepares them tor the higher departing in the co nmon
Epgnh branches french, Drawing Ano Natural Ph sophy
In the higher departure mt the pupils carried through
course preparatory entering the cOunng house or any
class In college and when wish It. the classes are
carried through the whole " college s,udisa Tho
number Of puoils IA limited In both departments The
school year will open Wednesday Sept g. For further
particulars circulars al the school rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
kNANTED-Part of a house pleasantly

situated IN TIE upper ra- OF the city For f,ur a,
i've Rooms with Basement Kitchen aad I've rs Of
room m d. srsbe locality. liberal rsut vii be pad a.
Gsss L. g. SsX Ne |, ~ Soss 0ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
oHc, Of Board Of Educatior. Sept II, 1854
DAPID WRITING.-There are many

IL Young Gentlemen to whom the scqu'ton OF beau
ttu and uely rapid oasness'hsnd l'sy 81 oos pe'
bonr would be invsuable Sy entirely orstosl 9an
recent, devised the Undersigned able to lmPsr 70 al
pups without the possibility Of failure, business hand
comhlnn, Ia the very highest degree couec ne.s u form
"a ~ 90 81, saturday w \ McLAURlN,
Whiting Master, No. 80 lrvins-plscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
CCHOOL for BOYS.-B. A. SMITH.
CCROOL for YOUNG MISSES. No.

- ee l2,h st between jth and 9th svsrbe Fall Term
will commence on MONDAY, Sept o,, n,.,.,
separate department for Small Boys undergone charge
of Mrs COOK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
A FRENCH LADY. who has few leis-

IA hours dals would lise 70 give lessons In her
lsntusg, heI 10 schools fsn She has taught az
Pens. for thTer year. 10 the s schools ofths country.
She h.s eXoelsnt recommends Ions AiG7ss 2. No -
Nslkcr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
SIOR.-Parents wishing TO find

~ p.ulon IN -hleh t0od oFd"f Is @sI.
re- .ndne .rd r,2d utf the 2o@
and Classical ''""'' sOLDMDN JENNER Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
6ouses mauten

STORE WANTED-On or about IN.
o. rsoroAiy, ~ Yer s'erm Of Eve ye.ra .u,,b.
pey or tuton-s,s below reen~iehst OF on c;T,ses
washington. o. Wesist between Ful'oa and Cou,t,.5,'
sts address Box 5, So Post Oxes unri Moad.y -Anai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
Rrai GsIalf tor 6alf.

ACRE LOTS for SUBURBAN REol-
a - =, AL :. III -rcuouA eJntsiaias s0Jgt
4 = - .,,..t-6 tht-- miles non iiiansou-<n o.
To tss Fio.bu. Tulopih. sae rewo~a ..SrO,n 500
-, - 20 A. ssl5o each sod ehJiee OF loesl0o
:. ;. Dec d,d b, 90 loe-ion !, n3a'. - a. 81
world & ~ ~ which the Pofr. ger o. 80 49, n
n.o. loo ene1 10 anon 0, e5.s-n Aod me
a. a bo5d I'D nous.s- oeafsd Maps ana Psfaea, ~
oe - - q HJsLEY corner Of Grsnd sud Sortn a
-. v-,Ti,., .In,,b n ATKINS HtNk enruel OF .,fsh1
q sps Brasd~sy, \. Y; sAGE Il sorHEa' No " fa-
tuD-st &. ooh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
TOTSFor6TOTf orSALE The sub
-v.RTFW-For SALE or to LEA
7 OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN,

Ain the 9th Ward and situated between the three prn-
.rn.I m, and business streets OF orooAyn va
the Fultonsv Atsntc-s Ra-C Sd and the riank hlau
Tn, brhy location Of the lots nsnfe u the Vs
Of Them an increase beyond compsrson great msny OF
the lots Geld lately ard all those deous 9 put-
rhasns with small capital cheap ana hney Htusted none
roud Oh no NEGLECT 10 90 80 AZ once as necessarily
an AZ the osce The prices differ At present from - ~
s75 1tb the exception lots More than ~ houses
b.vs ben erected there many now IN maud ana over
0 owner, al lots int build during this and the ioo"-
ina ye Since mt Of September the rarosd casHop
49, syerv morning At 81 O'Clock BY which 81 business men
sn nd 10 the south Ferry les, than ten minutes AT ii
oslock AM and at O'Clock Pm the tram leaves the
sopth Ferry for New. BroChlyn.
The mac Of New g., sklyn can slwsy' be seen 81 tne
books,ore Of E,dam Prudential No 81 Bowery, IS also
at Mr. h. r sckmsnn's No. Is Nesey-st 49, ,,,o.,cs
For further particulars inquire at Mr. ALtA Ell Oh
land Oe in the Raiu al House. New Brooklgn or else ~
WN RADDE No 50 srosdway, NY JACOB H. MN
MAN. East New.York; c. L. RADEaACHEk' NO. 80
Arch st Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
nor SATEin WILLIAMSBURid-

pex story brick DSell-s Hou'e and Lot 90 va.
~ South Itth IL fai.hsd in good fy ana
,,,.s gsI r. m P-cs-.lio Ferry. For further psItiS3
,,oy,,s If yHOhAs HINES 10 u ST. near sOotn''o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
1T PRIVATE SALE.-The rwo-stOry

At PRIVATE SALE. The rwo-story
~ and attic brick front Hous and Lot No 5'i Gfeea
wich-st between sPrins sna ChsLou,sN' TIC "'-
AIso the threesory brick House aid Lot No - ssh
ingfoD in rear Of tie above. sze Of 20 80 . ~ ~ "
e. ,b 30, NJ lot IS feet in depth with Croton water &c
All io fine order One-t sf the pnrchae money ean ena-
on bond ana rrortsag4 For prDe and further PaIucSa
apply to ANTHONY }. BLEEChEk' AncliOnSo' W.
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
E,OR SALE-HOUSE end LOT, Nos.

~ and - L-wis--t and No y Broone q; Lot . BY
0O Good property for improve Also three
vacant Lot - by lno Inquire Of r.. RALCONER, No
kAn,iGst, near Orsnd-st. r. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
HENRY-ST. GRAMMAR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Institution young gentemen are Instructed In all tho
branches requisite for commercial pursuits entering Coll
legs. The Winter Term commences on the lst Of No.
NEMBEa Circulars containing terms r.ferences &C.,
can ne obtsined At C. SHEPARD CO.'S Bookstore No.
l52 Fulton-st, OF h. ii WILCOX, No. 29j Broadway,
NY or BY addressing A. NEWMAN. PrlnoIpal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
1Drv,To CLASS for LADIES and

GENTLEMEN.- Madeuoi.ell lie u INN .IS. ron
F.r. vii commence Oct Gas, tUL s,rsnaso., sSms
tion and rsaiip. limited uu G.ntl.neu'. ia ths
oInSa Private pupil. taught either =, ads
ny a. own residences For iIrher ai 30
o. 81 tn.l Wv III lie I.t of October a. Mdle yGCh6Ns
sddrsss or es w -, of i4b-st from nil O'Clock r. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

At PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
~ s.ory briek House ard Lot No Lana me p &c,
A-e., - wen the sth AID go avs snd h0n5ns Ins
pr Husr q bv $: Lot & by hslf ne BUCK h"sA
crotop water fdrssce &C large por1S Of ths pSA-''
r,ousy nay remain bond and IortS'ss e, u, 9,,..
ALL the }soy iek HOu'e aud Let NOD e'' -'''' -
rear 9Th r,yton.sv
a. STory bnrk House aud stable northeast corner 0'
Al.a he vAu,b property northwest corner on oeeetet
- Grs ne.st. For pnce, terms sod parreaas o. .Hs
- ,,piv "a COLE 4 CHlLTOS, No "Air
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24

E9EH 50
KossuTH's RESIDENCE IN ENcLAND.--
We fiud the following paragraph in 2 Lon
don paper, in reference to the contempla-
ted residence of Kossth in that city:
II was his intention with about forty Of
his countrymen. 70 reside temporarily in
Belgium, and their quietly to watch the
progress of events III Europe. The sole
reason why Kossnth would have prefer
red Belgium to England wa the greater
economy practicable il the former country.
The altered state OF affairs in france, has,
however, satisfied him that the Belgian
Government would not sanction his resi-
dence in Belgium at present and, there
fore, he has fixed on England as the place
of his residence fof a season. His course
az procedure, we learn from one Of his
most intimate friends, will be 70 assume
a passiue attitude for the present, 10 the
assured belief that events are rapidly huft
rving Onward TO . great crisis, both IN
Germany and Italy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
The Time to Pay.

A E8# 'N~@N ##4 EELM
We had thought we would be relieved
Of the unpleasant task of bringing be-
fore cur readers the necessity of paying
for their paper, when a number Of our
good patrons would become mindful Of
us md from time 10 time step into II
Office and divest themselves Of that por.
lion Of their surplus deaiero which would
snffice to pay the printer.
But our expectations have not been re-
allied. and We are compelled to gather in
our dues. We buy for cash. and when
Saturday night comes we mOst pay cash
TO our compositors. they must live, and SO
must the devil. We cannot afford to put
our paper ut S. ia advance and wait until
all eternity for the money. Some Of d
subscriptions are remaining unpaid on our
books for two years. others have small
bills for advertising. be mindful, we can
not lose our small bills for they nre pfin-
cipaily small. Prepare, our collector is
coming.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
.IGew River and Baton Rouge.

We stated some time since that with a
small appropriation 10 complete q road al
ready far advanced, much of the trade Of
New River might be brought to Baton
Rouge. A correspondent Of the Tgilant
al Donaidsonvule. ID ali article urging the
making 4 cutoff road from DonaldsonviIIe
% New River, says that ON idea can
never be carried ont--perhaps not. but
Unless ttle Police Jury Of Ascension does
something for the people Of New River
soon, they will not only find that il can.
bur that il viii be done. The route con-
templased by Fulton would certainly
pc 4 proper one, and nothing wonld afford
Is pleasure than The completion Of
j road as suggested by him even though
it would tnke the trade 10 DonaIdsonyilie.
and We merely suggested the idea Of bring
ing i to Baton Rouge. because wa knew,
how The interest of die aousisI,ing settle
nent lad bsen neglecssd-and thai il II
mss not renedisd, tlsst obey would ssk %
become part nh parcel of Bsfon Rouge.
which We were perfectly willing that they
do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
a lady,s impression Of Henry Clay.

"A sraaish laay, writing from Wash.
ington ssys "a havs had The high priv.
asge Of sn isrniuetion to MI. c1by,
though be received no strangers. To-day.
~ 1r. M according to appointment, |
callsd with Mr.. w. and was no much af-
fseted at the sight or the early ruins Of this
sttipetlous genius, that | could not utter
d word, bit carried the hand 10 extended
10 my lips In fearful ~eilsnce. Lie seemed
gratfffed, and spoke Of the honor | did
him IN very kind terms, and with eonsu-
mate tact lie Immediately choose such
subjects as he tlfoiglt wonid Be most III.
teresting 10 me, and for half an hour
questioned me OF my own dear land, OF
lie institutions, manners, OF the late at.
tempt OF the Queens life. etc, and 40
grati6ed me by the interest lie manifested
Ia tho answers, t1lat my heart warmed
and my brain lsitdled, and | felt / was re.
plying ts though | lad studied 10 do 20.
Yea know that diflilence was never one
Of my Affections, but 1T the same time l
hold genius IN such esteem, that my ven.
sfatioii amounts to worship for It..
How much greater, then, mttet have
been my e%inotion when The hand Of death
was plainly Visible on the mighty OF tho
lind when tie roy. brilliant rs IL rDdisted
on ali around. was but the light burning
IN q sept'lcre, and already q,iyeting beneath
the breath of the niefciless destroyer, /
am not able 70 give You On adequate idea
Of bis state. His eye alone shows him
not asaay His fingers are d skeletou'a--
the conntenance eadaverens, yet withal,
his mental faculties afe utiimpaired and
vivid ns evet."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24

IL Why has not A proposition been
again set On foot for the holding Of a Con.
%ventiou of editors. eomposiiofs and pro-
p~fie,ors OF newspapers published IN this
city II lie something TINT should ha
holden, hot only for the propagation Of our
own interests, but the interests of tile
community IN which we live. 1t Is a
right against which none can say aught, to
frame rules and substantiate our aetietl in
regulating our small portion Of the frater.
nifty. We intend to encourage a fair and
honorable competition, for we believe IL
10 be the spice Of life. We are not in IA
vor Of goadiug our patrons with prices
100 e~xotbitant, we will only favor u lib.
etal compensation for labor performed and
while we do this we would ask our co
Temperatures TO eeme into the band and
unite with us Ia promulgating means by
by which 10 advance our own affairs.
Should our bretleren of the press feel
willing to come upon the same platform
with us, OF il they will fame q bel Ter one
we win he pleased to meet them in the
spacious aud comparable hall Of our office.
on the eydning Of Tuesday next, 9th
inst. CD a#f