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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-30
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
EFIlnlngfOn n g.

THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now pre-
pared to orders for Beam, Vertical, Horizon
tai or Oscating Steam Engines, High Low Pres
sure, and adapted all purposes Circular, Vertical and
Portable Say Mills complete Punps. Mining Machine
and other Water Wheels, Equipping of Steamers Car
Wheels and Axlcs: Horse powers of various patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines; Rice Thrashcrs );
Single Machines, Shating, Pules. Hangers. Gears,
and all other AIill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, including
Ornamental Iron Railing Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c.
&c. The Company would respectfully invite attention
their styles and patterns Of Railing. which may be
at their office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers Water Tanks
Chimneys, and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
separate department and force will be kept for
pairs, where work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch
All work done in the establishment delivered either
the of the Wilmington & Name hester Rail Road
the Wilmington Il Weldon Rail Road, in flats at
the Gompany's wharf, free of charge.
Having large facilities, the above work will be done
on reasonable terms elsewhere, North South,
and IN prompt and satisfac Glory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise regard to plans
and designs for mills their furniture, and for
chnery generally, willingly answered. All orders or
communications to be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Agent.
March %. 35-tf
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.
=. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
6yFJ.9FPIRTTF ~. a.

IL. collections other business attended to with
y prompncss; particularly such refer to the prose-
cuton diffusion Gains, Land Warrants and donations
of Bounty Land against tho General Cove rnment,
der the late Bounty Land Law of March 30, 1853 Civ
ing 60 Acres of Land to all Officers Lrnd and Naval
Commissioned or non Commissioned all Soldiers Sea-
men, Clerks other persons who have served in any
OF the WI.s i'm which the United States have been en-
gagged since 100 and also to all Officers aud Soldiers
of the Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
children.
Persons having such claims. by presenting them i'm
medatcly may secure early issue of their ccrtif
Gates. Ofc" doors south of SaGlrr's Hotel. TAG
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Common School Notice.

DY act of the last Legislature the various Common
ID School Districts will hold election at their pub
lie school houses, for want of them, at
venient polnt the centre of their district the
first Saturday in April annually, for three committee
men, and that they report the result of said election
the County Chairman before the 3rd Monday in
the said month, upon which day the committeeman
thus elected will go into office.
The examining committee for Common School teach
for the county of Meckenburg will hold quarterly
sessions in the county court Clerks office in the Court
House in Charlotte on the second Saturday in March,
june September and DECEMBER where persons wishing
to engage in public school teaching will present them
selves for examination.
The Board of Superlntendants will hold quarterly
sessions in the Cour House in Charlotte the second
Saturday in March, June, September and December,
where all persons having business will attend and
present the same.
Published by order of the Board.
J. A. YOUNG, Chairman.
March I6. 34-4w
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NOTICE.
CHARLOTTE, March 10, 1855.

OHARLOTTE To
4 T a meeting of the Board of Commissioners, this
y evening, at their council chamber-present w. F.
Davidson, Intendant John Young Samuel P. Alex
ton in the North Carolina Wing" and Western
Democrat" two newspapers published in the town of
Charlotte, notifying all persons having claims against
the Board of Commissioners to present the within
month from this date to VIM. F. Davidson, the In
tendant of said Town.
WI. DAVIDSON, Intendant.
J. r. Kerr Town clerk 81 St
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 9Th inst, in Guadalupe Co.. Tex as,
the bah. Of Pnckney & NJ. E. Lowe, aged 3
WEEKS and four days.
OF Wing copy.
Died, in this County, at Morrow's T. O.. tho
26th inst. Of Pneumonia. ELIZA r. YOUNTS,
wife of E. G.. Younts, aged % years.
O. Waterman, Salisbury, copy
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A Notable Fact!

OUR unsettled for year before last, and last
" year. we must have closed by Cash or good Notes
fright straight along ,oithOu! respect to persons Our
creditors make FACE MUSIC" all occasions,
and we learnt" dance by ourselves LONGER
Talk enough
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL,
march 9, 1855. 33tf No Granite Row.
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March 8, 1853,


A YOUNG man from Fayetteville, D. c., wishNs
u situation. He is competent to take charge of a
sett of Books, but would not object a situation
salesman. The best of references given Please ad-
dress sstLERK at the Office of the Western Democrat.
March Is, 1858. 34-jw
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Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
"Sunny Italy"
ROME, Feb. Z, ls5

ROME, Feb. Z, 1900.
"SunnY Italy, has been chilled and clouded
r,r weeks. We have scarcely had an entire clear
dav this winter, and The provoking coquetry OF
The sun only serves 10 make us more sensitive TO
The wet winds Of The winter.IookInV hills, every.
,ybere covered with snow, from Rome 10 the AL
nine passes An American family arrived this
morning>frum Florence, nlurIng in despair Tor
the bright cline of the poeIs
Know you the land
Where the citron and olive the fairest of fruit
And the DICE of the nightingale never is mute q?
II is even worse in the South of France, where
the cold is actually biting. The mails are habit
uoIly retarded over and beyond The mountains !;
on this side where snow becomes rain before II
reaches the plains the roads and railways are al
WAYS passable, for storms and temPess, which
elsewhere dcform The face Of the earth, are here
unknown.
In Italy, nature is always quiet, though she IS
sometimes suIky, as in winter. Thus II IS that
her monuments remain uneffaced for ages, that
frescoes and sculptures remain everywhere IN the
open air, so that the very atmosphere seems I'm,
bued with The spirit of ancient poesy, for, though
the " fair humanities OF the old religion" laid no
longer in the faith of reason, yet, wherever we
turn, some statue, some temple, some fame, some
old image or INSCRIPTION, bewiches the magma
tion with something beyond and above all her Wis
lille charms
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in IredelI County, on the 2Ist. inst,
BY the Rev. Stephen Fronts, Mr.. THOMAS J.
KERR, of StatcsviIIr to Miss JULIA l.. BYERS,
Laughter Of Mr.. J. S. Byers.
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State of North Carolina,
CASTOR County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February Term,
1855.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February Term,
1855.
Anthony Titman
Petition TO make Real Es.
Henry Forsythe, John Fry tate assets in hand of
and wife Jane. administrator.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
John Fry, and wife Jane, not residents of this
State 1t is ordered by COURT that publication be made
in the Western Democrat, for six weeks, for them to
forward at the next court, be held for said
county, on the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday in
March next, and demur, judgment will be
entered pro confesso.
Witness, j. G. Hand, Clerk of said Court, at Office,
the Sd Monday in February, 1855.
JIG. HAND, CLERK.
Printers fee SOL 32-6t
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 GREAT desideratum in Families and to persons
n suffering from habitual Constipation being an
agreeable and efficient Aperient, quite paIaable, and
free from those nauseous principles, which make il
matter of so much difficulty to administer medicine 20
children, For sale at
SCARF Il cos. Drug Store.
Feb Is, 1855. 3o-tf
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TO THE GENTLEMEN,

WE would say, that We have Of the largest
w sentiments of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTlNCS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, &c,
that has been offered in this market All of which
will be sold low for Cash.
DAVIDSON MOSS.
NH 80 If SO
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JUST RECEIVED,

HATS and CAPS on esnsignmenti at Booue's.
il and Shoe Emporium.
Dec 90, 1854 23tf
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Money Wanfed.

THE Notes and Accounts due the late firms Of Spraft,
i Daniel & Co. and Spratt Il Allison are in my hands
for collection Those indebted will please 4oY.
ward without delay andpay their dues. s,a
J. p. SMITH, Agent
Dec 90, 1884 3m
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE AND ALL.
To Merchants, Planters and Others.

HAVING become permanently located in Charleston am
prepared to do anything in the line of general Agency and
Commission business entrusted me- intend giving the
greater portion Of my time to the filling of Country orders
for Grocer Porsions DrE GoOds Har0loare CLohing
Boots, Shoes Drugs Paints, Oils Fruits Liquors. Books
Stationary Fancy GOods or any thing else thai be OBJ
tanned either in this Nothern Markets. and through the
arrangements that have made with the leading Houses
dealing in the above articles shall be able make purchases
on better terms than the Merchants Planters themselves
could thereby only saving them the difference the
OF the article but also the necessary eHorbtant of
time and trouble attending this City, will also
personally attend selecting Packing, Marking and Ship
ent OF goods avoid all mistakes and damages winch
generally arise from want OF a little attention.
addition the above will also attend the disposal OF
any produce that may be shipped And persons 6e
srous of making Shipments OF produce Of kind had better
write and will give tFem every information regards
the Markets OF Packing and how ship hem
my long experience general mercantile business think
give perfect satisfaction to all and suit the fasd
selections. Give trial is all ask. For
my services shall require moderate commission
ceedng ten cent according the of the business
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY.
Office up Stairs 225 King St. Charleston s. c.
March 9, 1855 331y.
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Splendid Variety of Ladies' Cater Boots

l. ECElVED this day: consisting of
IL Ladies Black Silk Julian CATERS,
Heig hand -
Tan Julian
=" Creole
Cal. Silk Tip IS
Misses Black and Cal. Silk CATERS, ut
BONES SHOE STORE.
Ladies' call and them.
March 9. 1865. 32tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Mecklenburg County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January Term
1855.
Henry S. Miller
: Petition for partition of


: Petition for partition Of
J, B. Mcdonald s. others. Land.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
L Harris freeman and Harry Freenlaa not resi-
dents Of this State, it is therefore ordered that pubca
tion be made Tor six weeks, the Western Democrat
notifying the said Harris and Hurry freeman TO be End
appear the term of this to be hed for the
county of Mccklenbug at the court house in CHARLOTTE
the 4ih Monday in April pext, then and there to
plead, demur TO this petition, otherwise the
allegations therein contained will BIZ taken pro confe.so
and the petition hear exParte as to them
Witness w. K. Reid Clerk of our said Court, at Office
in Charlotte. the 4th Monday of January. A. D. 1855,
and in the 18th year of American Independence.
w. X. REID, c. c. c.
IPrnfer,s fec SCI q Rw
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JETHRO COTTON SEED.

FHE Subscribers have hand and for sale the above
which 10 said to be equal to any cultivation and the
staple much superior to command p per cent
in the Savannah and other Georgia markets. Certificates
from several highly respectable planters in Georgia in
relation to this cotton may be seen at our Store.
ELMS & SPRATT.
NH 80 If sc
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Leather, Leather, Leather
900 SIDES Hemiock Sole Leather.
SO Baltimore White Oak,
Band and Sole Leather, Just received az
BOOkE's BOOT AID SHOE EMPORIUM.
Dee 90, 1854 est
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07

PGrle soussi gn6, ea,cantenr public, daus
ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
n Epublic est par lie present informe qu'i
- sera ofert, en- vente publique, au plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur par le soussi-
gne, d la derniere residence de Lange Gra-
bot, decede, sur lie Bayou Beuf, en- cette
Paroisse, le
Mercredi, 18 Avril eourant, 1855,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, apparte:
nant la succession de feu Lange Grabot,
decede, a savoir
Les Bdtisses ct Ame5ioratioAs situees
sur le Domaine Public, etant la derniere re-
sidence du dit defunt situees sur le Bayou
Beuf, dams la Paroisse St. Landry.
Un fusil, un cheval, une charrette,
35 barils de mais, une armoire,
batterie de cuisine, meubles de
maisons; ct beaucoup d'autres
articles.
Conditions Compliant.
Ell. DESSESSARTS,
Encanteur.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
CONFIRMATION DE LA MORT soUDAINE DE
L'EMPEREUR DE RUSSIE.

Londres, 2 mars, dams la mutt.
Ce soir, d la Chambre des Lords, le comte
de Clarendon s'est leye ct dit:
"Je crois de mon deyoir de communiquer
a vos seigneuries lie contenu dune depeche
telegraphique que j'ai recue, il y une denli-
heure, du ministre de Sa Majestic de La Haye.
q" Cette depeche annonce que lempereur
Nicolas est mort une heure du matin, dune
attaque d'apoplexie pulmonaire, survenue a
la suite dune attaque de grippe.
" Tai aussi recu une depeche du ministre
de Sa Majestic a Berlin, annoncant que pem-
pereur de Russie est mort Ia mutt derniere,
vers minuit.
/" Une heure avant larriyee de cette de-
peche, javais reeu de lord John Russell, en-
ce moment Berlin, pavis que Pempereur
etait sur lie point de mourir ct quill await de-
ja pris congo de sa famille.
Bien que Get evenement soft survenu
aujourd' hui meme, entire minuit ct une heure
du matin, ct quill Sc soft ecoule bien peu de
temps entire son accomplishment ct Ia nou-
velle que nous en- recevons, il ne saurait ex-
lister aucun doute sur son authenticite.''
Lord Palmerston s'est charge d'annoncer
la mort du czar la Chambre des Com.
munes, ct il Ia fait dams des termes parfaite-
ment analogues.
Quelques personnes pretendaient que lem
pereur est mort de Ia main dun assassin,
nrais leur hypothese n'obtenait point creance,
ct Ton regardait l'apoplexie CONNIE la yeri-
table cause de ce deces 81 prompt
L'effet de cette nouyelle 81 extraordinaire
n'avait pas encore pu sc faire sentir dams le
monde politique ct finaneier; il est dificile
de preyoir Influence qu'elle exeroera. Dams
tous les cas- ellie await cause Ia plus profonde
sensation.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
PAQUER BOT

ENrRE WASHINGTON Er LA NouvELLE-O ORLEANS.
n aN LIE Bateau vapeur RED
Esx~=IjAs.,a aSs1RlVER, Captane r. J. Dor
zNTSazEs-s zSas-ssR ssi=Rs sEy, ayant subj de grandes re-
parations, qu lie p!acent maintenant dams Ia clasSe
des bateapx de premier ordre, ct qui font un ba-
teau populare, fin fnatcheur ct sur Went de prem
Dire place, sous le commandments du captzine
Dorsey. CONNIE paquebot entire Washington ct la
Nouvelle- Orleans.
LIE Red Rirer continuera Ia navigation iusqu'a la
fin de la saison des hautes eaux, ct transporter lie
fret ct les passengers prx habituels II sera sui
Vi. a Ia fin de la sason, un bateau pour les
hasses qu est lie point d'etre afrete pour cont
nucr la navigation pendant toute Fannee. Les con-
Signatures pourront done comptcr...sur TN baeau
pendant toute Fannee.
Pour lie fret OIL pour les passagers (ayant des en-
egaux aux autres bateaux) s'adresser
a bord on a ANDERSON q THOMPSON,
AVnl. Washington
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
'TROIS ESCLAVES.

des deux sexes ct d'ages divers
Un cheval American, deux chevatlx
creoles, une paire de bGuf t!e tire,
deux charrettes a beuf un calG-
che, une meule, trois herses, cinq
charrues ct harnais, une scie de
long, outils aratoires, un lot de fer,
un lot de haches, I'm lot outils de
charpentiers, un lot de fourrage,
I'm magasin situe sur rhabitation
sus-mentionnee, I'm meter; r1reu-
bles, une marque a marquer, US
tensils de cuisine, &c.
Tcrmcs ct Conditions :-Toutes sommcs
de dix piastres ct au-dessous, payables comp
tant, ct toutes sommes au.dessus de dix pias-
tres, payables a TN ct deux ans de credit, {
partir du jour de lavente les esclaves restant
specialement hypotheqUes la dite success
sion Jusqu'au pavement final ct efFectif drt
principal ct des mterets qui pourront sly
accroitre, raison de huit pour cent par an,
du jour de lecheance jusqu'au parfait paye+
ment. Les acquereurs fournissant bonnes ct
sufhsantes securities personnelles a la satisfac-
ton de ladministrateur.
A. DEJEAN, Encanteur.
Opelousas, 81 Mars, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
LEGIsL ALTON MIssoUR1ENNE.

On Sc plant souvent de la stGrilite des dGbats
cans nos assemblies souveranes. Quelle Injustice
Et CONNIE nous youdrions bien yoir peuvre ceuy
qui font entendre des paintes 81 indiscretes Pour
confondre les critiques nous citerons quinn petit
echantillon legslatif entire tant d'aut-es travaux
dun merite modesto, aui schappent lie plus souyent
aux regards distraits du public. 1,
C'est dams La Chamhre des Representans du Mis-
souri,, Jefferson, que la scene Sc passe
- M. Acock fait une proposition contre Pusage de
fumer dams la sale des sGances pendant CUE Pas.
senlblee est en- seance. La motion est appuyee au
milieu de ncnhreux murmnres.
Nj. Brown propose, CONNIE amendement au pro-
jet de loi de NJ. Acock, quill soft egaement defen-
du de manger des pommes dams passemblee, sApres
une assez yive discussion, Pamendement est mis-
sur la table.
M. Hereford offre un autre amendement d'apres
lequel les membres, en- encouragement de la pri-
vation qui serait mposee recevraient de huis-
sier de Id sale, q chaqne seance, ane chique de
tabac payable sur les fonds dsponibles. Get amen
dement, lie meme sort que celuiede M. Brown.
M Barret tquele abnegationI presente un
amendment dinge contre les chiqueurs. Ilrecon-
matt la difficulte d'empecher les gems de chiquer
nais on doit au noins leur interdire de cracher
dams lie temple de la Loi. Eh bien Get arnende-
ment est encore mis- sur Ia table,
NJ. Lighfmer ahoFae plus ouYertement la ques-
tion etdemande que Ia Clique soft prohibee aussi
bien que laeigaEe. Mais 6yidemment cette pro-
position est une insulte pour une mbeemissou-
rienne. SOUS Ia table
On en- revient donca Ia proposition pure ct SIM
pie de M. Acock, qai devieat 'objet dune discus
sion apprOfondie etqae Passemblee adopte enfn
une tres fable naiorjte.
Cette maiorite fut-elle encore plus imperceptible
Ia posteritg n'apprendra pas sans une admiration
melee d'atteRdrlssement que les legislateufs du
Missouri an. Pan. de grace 1851, ont fait une loi
pour s'interdire a eux-menles lie plaisir de fumer
dams lie lien Oh lis exereaient ieurs augustes fonc-
fions.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
=, Z IVONF
Grand Coteau, 81 Mars, 1855.
Assemble de Creanciers,

7 NE assemblee des creanciers de Louis
q Miller, decide, dernierement De IA
Paroisse St. Landry, sera tenue pardevant
William Mouton, notaire public, en- son bu-
reau, dams la vile de Washington, ie Samedi,
lame jour d'Avril proclaim 1856, entire 10
heures du matin ct heures de Pap apres-midi,
dams lie but de prendre en- consideration les
sffaires du defunt.. ,.
A. GARRIGUEs, GreGer.
Opelousas, 81 Mars, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
vENTE PUBLIOUE.

Par le Soussigne, Encantcur Public,
dams ct pour Ia Paao1Ssc st. LUndfu.
a 4 public est informe quill sera ofert,
- en- yente publique at plus haut ct der
nier encherisseut, a la dernerc residence du
d6funt, Baptiste Brunei, la Prairie Laurent,
en- cette Paroisse, par le soussigne, encanteur
public, dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry,
LIE Mardi, Ter jour de Mai prochaih,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, appar-
tenant la succession de feu, Baptisfe Bru-
net, deced6, reinforcement de Ia dite paroisse,
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07

TKIsrE ACCIDENT Un epouyantable ac-
cident signale, hier apres- midi, la celebra-
ton que faisaient les Know-Nothings, en-
rhonneur de leur victoire, qu'ils ont rempor-
tee lundi. La decharge imprevue dun ca.
non a enleve au capitaine A. A Soria, lie
bras. Ioeil droit ct deux doigts de la main
gauche lie blesse a immeuiatemsnt etc
transfer6 . afhopital du doeteur Stone.
Lie capitaine Soria est entoure de restime
generale, ct sa perte laissera un vide, non
settlement dams sa famille, mais encde dams
le cerele de scs nombreux amis.-Coagrier.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07
II. Oh HIllIT
Grand C6teau, 81 Mars, 1855. e..
AVN 50

2 NOUS ceux qui doiyent d Ia societe
- Regis u Speire, au Grand C6teau, ainsii
que ceux qui peuvent avoir des reclamations
eontre la dite sooiete, sont par le present In
formes qu'en vertu d'un acte notarie de dis
solution de 10 dite societe, le soussigne seuI
est autorise recevoir ct a payer pour la
dite societe.
Ceux qui doivent, sont pres de venir regler
sans delal arec le soussigne.
P. ROGIS.
Grand Coteau, 81 Mars, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-07

No. Nous recoinmandons Ia lecture de
Particle ci-dessous aux danes creoles surtout,
ct d nos lecteurs en- general.
Disons dependant, avant de reproduire
Particle, qu'un certain Colonel Rowan, ayant
etc sollicite de sc laisser porter CONNIE can
didat Democratic pour Gouverneur du Ken
tucky, il decline la candidature dams les
COLONIES du Louisville Times, en- ces
termes
.Js ne pusS c6Asenttr d metre en- pefii
les bellies chances de aaotre parti, consme
1aofte-cnsefgae dc notre drapeau, pour cette
simple rais0a Qate ma femme est Cattoli-
que Jc co.'s gum lournaL Whag yespec-
table, porte q cinquaa1te mile te nonsbre
des K,aotc. Notbings daas kEttz du Hca-
tuckg, ct CONNIE 5ai etc antofnae, positive
aaent que aaa h0anmc don't Ia femme est
l'atAo<sQue ne a'cat Gppartentr d Get Orctre,
:. cst 5i<stc de aeGtaife de ID quaucua
.aeRF ne aooNszfait Uoter pour at2s cGa,oidat
qtte les circumstances datralent place dams
critic situation. 81 d0ac ~ en- est, ainsi,
c9nqnaAte mile catogc,,s du kentucky me
rsttntcft =" tl@oi29e rous sogee an nGtif
da kentucky ct que Uos aacstres 6taient
tes pionaiers de cettc belle tcye--- guoiquc
gos ayemc, les LJtlc. les R0uan, aieaat per
sdm lear. fortune, &c premier par IL torclse
iacendiaire des Iudiens, ic de,nier par le
Gongres Continental quoiqu'iks aic,st
yscu en contIattg,at les SauUages ct en- de-
.trichant les fosets, toat en- eJeeant teurs
e,yaats d la sueur de leur frost---qwosque
pous soyee tres capable de remptiz les fonc-
lions de Ia place que couS zostales-RouS,
cinqaasste mile v0tans dtt Kentucky, qui
fiuonS niaiafessa,tt Tranquil lcs ct i0utssant
dey 6ienfotts don't nous ont ,gratiJfe eos
Gacetycs, nous arons coasciU ct oygetS, Mr..
Koran, que g0us ne sefe@ pas Gouoexncu'.
al Ke,,tucky, larce que Uotyef femme adore
Dicu co1ane ellie lc,ateasd, 21Gyce 9at'elle
encrce au droit qsii LII est garanti par Ia
Constitution deS Etats- Uats ct dc claagste
Etat, 2ayce qu'elte est CGtltoiiqnc Peu
2,osts iaarorte que ses ancetres soica deI
cc,tg qui ont ds6arque Gcec Lord Balts-
more, ct q4i ant .1oade cette bossne vieilleI
coSonie du Maryland, aakjouyd'h hati encore
an lien hospitt1kier pen a,osts insportc qate
ses asscefres 6seaat ete les 2,rcnsesS d saviter
les clsslsoAsiasteS desLG Clsgetieafe d vcasr
a2orey Dieu scion lcs instincts de leur
Propre conscience aotrc. femme est Catto-
tsqse, nous ne rokC01aS cofe1, pour Uous.