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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
THE sUB.TREAsURY slMpLIFlEp.

Queslion. What is the famous sub.treasury.
Answer. Simply pan TO collect the government
dues in specie.
@. What becomes Of tho money!
A. Il goes TO pay he debts of the government.
q. Who does tho government owe?
A. Its officers.
G. Then lie great merit consists in paying these
salaries in sPecIel
A. Certainly.
@. How many white males over II years Of age
arc there in Ashtabua county, and how many in
Conneau1
A. In tho county about 5ooo, and in ConnCaut
bout 600.
@. How many oucers there in the
county and in Conneaut1
In the comfy ,hry.fyc and in Conneaut
three.
q. Then oil the OWLS of the 'ystem are 10 he
borne by 5000 men, that THIRTY FIVE may get
their salaries in specie and six hundred that
THREE may do sol
A. Certainly.
q. Why are they entitled 10 any better pay than
The poor man who abors for 6s a day
A. They support Mr. Van Burea, and are there.
fore privileged class.
Well indeed, this is q beautiful system. Ii 10 SO
democratic aud places men on such perfect equal.
1iy ConneAut Gun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
THE PROTECTING POLICY.

The following extract from speech Of Gen.
Harrison ut Madison, Indiana, in 1880, will serve
to show in what light he regards the protection of
domestic industry. On this, it will be seen as on
most other subjects, he is southland no; only
sound, but able and eloquent "Look to home for
nll that home can give That should be the
motto of every American.
In reference TO my political course, which has
been honored by your appreciation, permit me to
say that my opinions have undergone no ciinnge.
Indeed, further reflection and the opportunity l
have had of observing the deplorable situation of
other countries which have not adopted the prln
ciples for which we have long aud SO strenu-
ousy contended in the councils OF the nation have
confirmed me in the necessity OF adhering 10 them.
Columbia The country in which have lately, for
short time, resided, like her former sister, colo
MES, was rich in the possession of the precious
metals Al the close of the revolution, vast boards
of gold and silver were in The possession oil her
citizens. Her mines OF the former We're, and
still continue to be productive, but the eternal de-
nunds upon those TO supply the deficiency OF n
foreign commerce with a milton which ie-
cprocates nothing and monopolizes all, has Tedu-
ced her, for her domestic circulation, to debased
coinage, forced upon the people at the point 9th
bayonet. Such, or worse, is the situation Of the
other countries of South America, as well as Mex.
leo; and such will be the with every other
country which purchases foreign fabrics TO larger
amount than she cam or is permitted to pay for III
her own products. 1t was this fatal policy which
reduced the parent country OF Columbia from the
highest rank amongst the powers In vain did she
monopolize the commerce of her vast colonia
possessions: in vain did they pour the unexamplet
product Of their mines into her lap; 1t was rece
we'd only in TGnsitu 10 the nation, who received
il in payment for the protected industry of he'
subjects. Yes, the riches produced by the immo
alton of 80 many human beings in the bowels Of
the Andes and Tor which Spain is TO answer
the bar OF just God, produced no advantage II
her; but went to aggrandize hated rival, ant
furnish the means 10 that rival for reducing he
own ones Colosseum power to comparative insig
niicance.
The provision growing states Of our union wer
placed, in relation to their commerce with Eng
land, precisely in the situation that Spain has bee
at the period of which spoke. Receiving non
OF their products, those states vera compelled I
pay tor the immense amount of British good
winch they annually purchased, exclusively wit
me precious metals Whatever of these wer
collected ny the industry and enterprise of the eli
liens OF Ohio and Indiana from other quarter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

The uiciory of Harrison icas Such az t0opld hare
secured 10 q Roman General The donors Of a hr :
umph He pvt an end TO the wdr in The uppcrmost
Canada"
Sentiments Of the hero Of Fort Stephenson, Col CroghNn
now Of the War Department
81 desire no paudits which are bestowed upon
me Mt the expense of Gen. Harrison.
81 have felt the warmest attachment to him as
n man. and nv confidence in him as an able com
mander remains mistaken, ] feel every assur.
apce that he will at all times do me ample justice;
and nothing could give me more pain than to see
his enemies sieze upon this occasion to deal out
their unricndly feelings and acrimonious dislike
and ms long as he continues, las in my humble
opinion he has hitherto done,) to make the wi.
sest arrangements and the most iudicious dis
position which the forces under his command will
Justify, shall not hesitate TO unite with the army
in beitowiug upon him that confidence which he
so richly meriis, aud which has on no occasion
been withheld"
The Richmond Enquirer says:
General Harrison tells us every thing wish
to know about the Officers, except himself lie
does Justice to every one but Harison--and the
world must therefore do justice TO the man who
was too modest to be Just to himself"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

democracy struggled through ages Of Oppression and
Vers oil boOd TO emancpae mankind. It was to overscs
Inc poor thailhe Temple Of Civil Liberty now de6ed Lv
money changers and converted INTO den of thieves. was
erected at the federal capitol? 1t is to oversee the poo
and bring blessings their humble homes the g osbns
Of The and-ihat the people moving in minh,y
masses to thrust out from that Temple horde of arropsn,
conlemncrs OF their suferngs Keep sober Doctor Dun
can, and you will yet live 10 feel the indignant ebuke If
those 'PENNILEss LoAFERs' you now despise.
albany Journal.
y. All the panic and Ssstress that now hongs
over us as people, or any portion Of u.s. had their
origin IN extravaganza, idleness or overradng."
Nha' say YOU woolgiow ard beef. raises iarners
mechanics d'y-Isborers merchants &c-are you guilty of
and extravaganza enough produce the present
w0'u state of 'hnes7 But ouyr@iius says the doctor
Nv" ,e' US look at facts in The following brief extracts
LEI us take three years near the commence
ment OF the present century, and comnare mr.
exports ana imports for tbtt period with those Of
, ,n, last three years set down in Mr.. Secretary
Woodbury q tohIas. ' AVIS SecIe'dry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL
MONDAY. JUNE |. ls4o.
STATE CONVENTION

On our first page will be found the call Of the State
Committee for Democratic Wing State Convention 10 be
holden a, Burlington Thursday tho 25th inst. # wo
our intention 10 follow up the call with some remarks per
tincn to tho occasion but limits sill permit Suf
ce to say, that the convention is Of unusual importance
and we believe 1t " be by far the largest assembled
IN Vermont Let the Wings Of this section of the State
prepare to send their quota. Washington, Orange Caedo
M, Orleans snd Essex ought to be ready for daft
THREE THOUSAND MEN. Initiate the Democrat,
Of The West you chooseeach take his pack Of pro
visions and a tin cup
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

Rate If Wages in hard money Countries.-Dr.
DIN, The eminent Methodist preacher Of Virginia,
now travelling in the old world, in letter pub
lished in the Christian Advocate of LIST May, dated
ut Cairo, snys, the pay (per day. Of an ordinary
laborer is five cents. boatnsan gets seven eight,
always furnishing himself with food.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

Amer looking carefully at these tables, let us
bear i'll mind that in the interval the population of
the country has more than multiplied three fold
-augmenling OF course, three fold, the capacities
OF consumption and production. To meet the
demands consequent on this increase of popula-
ton, The Federal Government has been compel-
led to augment its own expenses in the following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

"Do,on tcih The ,Oages of labor" exclams the
"Down ioih the administration !"
respond the aborers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

On ne peut Sc ~isurer. dit lei Memorial
de Fecam9. combien est grande Ia mIsere
aui pese sur les classes Iaboriepses. La
vi issement des prix de fabrication DIES
toiIes de coton a rebuilt a Ia; msnd'e'te
.beauceup de ttavai:lears, qui &e trodve-
raient for, heureux de pouvoir,ssa force De
veilIes penibles, sasner lie .prI;;y du pain
necessaire = Ieur subsistence
Tous les jours, des hommes sfesireux de
s'empioyet Sc munissenr de ltirets, ct Sc
dirigent ters lie Havre, eapertnt trouver
qnelques resources dars une Yl'e 81 com
mercante, ou bieT etre employs aux ira.
vaux du port. Mais il est Graf DIRE que ie
grand ndmbre des ouvriers sai{s Outrage
ne rsnde. pour un grand monty d,entf'.
eux. cette Experience ~ilIus0ire.{
Quelques ebieres fsron, voi,4 mieux que
toutes les paroles possibles, ayuel degre
de gene on est parsenu.
Une famiile, compose De 81 indiv'du'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Fax n,LLKrs-On a srra,t ct ~transitre dams
les prisons de Ia Nile. Orleans, ]. 3. Boehler,
li.hcsraphe, jemeurant dan. Ia maison Gitod, eu
coin des rues de Charttes Ell ST. Louis. Nouvelle
Orleans. Dsptes ane yisitc d ,miciliaite fate par
10 Naive De Ia Nile. Orleans Mr.. Frere,, assis,e
Vie ~que'ques, agens de pelicr Arre. deux heares
do feeherches iuftvctuea,e., le Marie 'deeouvtif
." levant an tableau a i'huiie, un trou qui avail.
tte prs'ique dams Ie muir. d'snvirnn hut pcueea,
&c qei eveilla les soupfons. lie Marie y 4. adap.
ser une scnde a t'suvcstute, et descenlu avec
a~ae'ques %eiteyens. dams "a piece immsdia,ement
au-dcs'on. de celle qu'occopsit 10 li,hostaphc.
sarm' les e'eilles paperasAs d les ehif,ns qui
t'sten' dams ra,re &c Ia cherninte on dscousti,
an ''sres dsas lequel tsaieat u,se cnqnantaine
de b'''cs' de trois ~piastres de Ia scesnde Muniei 2.
Fs'i'e. ~quelsucs uas asaient Ia signature du con .
eto'eNr De cette Corporation, Il - tredva aurs
dams lie l'erct Ia blanche "a csivte sur ~laqnetle
tta'ca' graves ces ba,s muHicipaux, ainsi que Ia
signature do Trtsorie-. On dot i'a-res,a,ion 10
~' faux mcnnsyrar ia prrse st n u arsc,i.
site dc Mr.. Preset, Marie lie Ia vile.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

TEMrErE Er AccIpENfss-Dans Ia
mutt de yendredi y samedi derniers, le
vent a souhle iri ayec une whence ct tune
'durke extraordinaires,s rerversant nom.
bre de { 'otures, oranges ct antres bait.
nents peu solides, etcaussnt 'des dom
images ASSET considGrables aux js,dinages,
Fen cessant, arrachant e, froissant les
plantes tendressH a etc perdu aussi beau
coup de bois, ct brise plusieurs b,teaux.
%schaionpes &c. Les seuls dommages s6:i.
eux qua .eprou,ks la navigation dams ces.
environs, sont Ia perte totale de Ia go9
.Elette. 81. Hilaire, .des Ebolumcnts, qni
s'est brisee sur lie quai de NJ. Turgeon,' Jet
don't Ie- capilaine M. David Lajoie s'est
.noy6 en- rtonbInt dams M trou rempli
d'eau sur lie meme equai; la perte de la
goaiette do capt. Marchand. qui a cou'e
i fond au'quai das Indies. etsqui await,
albord 1900 n,inots de BILE; enin lie nau-
frage 4 Beaumont de la g%oslette Minerva.
capt. Ross. de Montreal, Sc PENDANT a
Halifax, avec une charge De fleur, lard,
saindoux ct whiskey.
On a concr DIES GRANTEES pour les tais
seaux quisetaieptdans Ic bras du feuve.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

M. ellis, sculpteur &c LSndres. n.y.
ant vi rejeter par lie comi.f On mods'e
quill await prEsent6 pour lie Monusgeht de
Nelson, en- a etc tellement afecte. qa'l
Went de s'empoisonner en- ava'aot une
forte dose de Iandanum. II e'ai' ged'en-
viron so ans, ct il Iaisse une veuve ct
amiIle nomb,euse don't il 6.ait l'unique
soutien.
La static de George w. qui Sc trou-
We dams lie jardm royal. a etc. jeudi soir,
arrangement defguree par des p~ersonnes
| uui Ton barbouillGe dc maniere a lui don
ner une aPparence ridicuIe: Ia culotte a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Une Msioire dhir-Un tvtnt thieHt ,ou,
4 fai,% drana,i1ae pttoccupt heautoup les
%cercles dc Ia capi'aIe. Quolop'il figure
dams plus dun roman, nous pouvohs gn
ra0iif fu5 Fh'stoire en- est tres vkrI,nble.
Usrnltrehent une richie ct noble dame
,lu flubours ". Osruis'n tts u, 4 l., cam
pagns ii yisnt d'dn HA7cler DO gynlarme-
RE ;l'envoys de Ia |oI So prksente an cha
tcnu avec me extreme poll ssse, il, 4tait
de- bonhe hours Ell ntanmo'ns il %sclliri,e
sur 10 thamp une audience de In cha'e-
lame Gel eci inquie ct surprise / la f,is
dune teIle vlsiie SO ptsserta blentht
Mndame, lni dit fonicier, vdus avcz chez
vous ) yotre insu des gems sr.pscts il la
police je suls chargt de fAiFe bne per
QUESTION dams 10 chatenu. ne vous elar
mez pas. et pour vous rassurer comyIe,.-
ment j'attendrai avant do Ia Eire I'nrr,vfe
de votro mari, On envoya chsrcher &c
dernier en- touts bate. il ne isrh, pas q SO
presenter. les salu,aticn> entire les de,v
pers"nnages furenl froidcs. m,ia poles.
tBlin, le mari s'iniOrmtit 1u motif dc ce,
Grange mys'e.e g, ooant roHicier de gnr-
dnrmerle tirn ~ p'stple'. 10 hi prhsenta
ct hi dit: V"us eos m f,rqi' oui avrz
ro'npn votre ban; nj nom DO ii loi. le
vou-. areie. Get h,rribIc mor,ige ttar'
contrarie u y svnI, y peine six mos.
LIE fore It u G,A condnl. ! Paris, % il Il
el6 reconrn par nte de ses ancieBncs
m,lfresses, qni tnvait d6noncA npre. III
avoir long TENS fit ocho'hr son s''-nc.
par des somries nssez consjdtratlea.
C'est pair se sdrsirnIro auxr rbstesirnt
ct aux byigentbs dc ce'te femme uo',l Sc
TAFT retire 3, ia campngne OH il il ht are
tA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
A 81

rrLEs Wings De la r4t,,..e Dues, Baton
Rouge son, pries ds vouloir bieb 81 tthnir. ,ss
vor Ceur qui hsti,eni si,-dessous ts ID Mais,a
lie Cnut, chez Mr.. fieire Fore, Sanedi ~ 25 10
tourant 4 rois heures +. M.e, ceus d. Ii tarli.
superieure lie Ia Pafoi-se, che4 M. 5ssh BE
Loi.eau. le Dimanche suissn, ~ %coutsti, 4 uBis
heurss ?. N On espete de Id poohc,uRliie, s,lehf
du gull .'sgit d~'ahaits. impo'tspIei au pst,i;
Dues, Baton Houae, & J6itiel-2y.2f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
tutl.IyhE

p .rr. vspjr par 'e Ingr soue~i rA VEN
- DtEDt lie ! Anu' prorbsii. h IA :i1aistn ds
tout ,iaua !. vile de Hat ~ R"uge, dsux Israins
mssutsu' 30 ped de face SIR 20 lie prnfordant,
sit'ies ians Ia Vile B-aurpgari, dcsigres sur Z
pIati pr |e No. . RE lilet &c, les dts ,ersins So
ron, terdrs sopr reweui.
Conditions Nol'is tnnp'an', II balants 4 8
mris lie r,e Ii, s' b,llets e,dossss a satisfaction,
pa"ablss er B''iHus e, portsn, hypo'hepue slu's
pe,f'ii ra}snrrt.
4, i"iI-24.2f CT TEsstEp. tre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

D'apres des let,res de Landres du mol. de Mai,
a, . vsndu aux enehsres p~Iusieun tstle.ux de
NSs"sfec.srsace f.isant par,ie Dc Ia snagnifque
ssISr'N"e". SIssvonshire, IN brocsn,eur Fl,
'eml--,scs. Tratssf bhle.ns poor Ia som.
we ( = $50 y $50. ". hen nettoye II
l., s.ppers. fsnc. CSoRseller & Stan.,.,u =
&c e.,ime par .. .sss.sof. q IA .ommr u, s,vvu
livrcs sterling, i rspresente Neptune embrassan,
uns Danaide, e, Cupidon sur Ia ,e.e dun Dau.
phin mon.rant dun air de ~triomphs 10 .riden,
quill 4 cnlevG au Dieu de ID mcr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

/. Le Prince mtendidht- C'e~t sous GO IT.
ire Que lie journal In Hv,e continue In
nouvelle q,',Is aviIt donule, our nctrc
cDmnnniqre. de iirriv6e 4 l'hb'cl DIES
Bnins Frascati, do t,'hce CHristophe o.,
de sa famil'e;
"Aptes s'etre fai, donHer loo plus bellies
-thambres de lh6tel, dit ce,'e f~eull'e, Ieu,s
alissse' SO firent serv'r IN sooper p%rlncier
ct Sc re'itArent dana leurs ,pportemens.
"Cersndan', 10 d'rectcttr dos balns, pen
nj Gait des cdnitiihss hi %ieunes, n'sv.t
pas VI sais surprise Ies ,t,emens Plus
oie moiestes de ses n,tlcs h6tee, et, sans
&c fer q louis h,nierts Mer,Ies mi dtla
hvaieh, tai, H,n'et h mtm"ire 4 III #.
{prodiy,lit On devait lie tassnrer pour
tnn'). II f'ftait jas sans tohcevoir qnel
ques sorrt ms o%utrngesns. Raspectneu
sement ct detnaujnnt pardon pour IN liber-
le gtahde, il Sc dtcida enfn i SoIlici'er ~
tetnise do passport de sot aI.esse. F.,
tale eurios,'f; CO ~rrihcc; devaut nui ,outes
les portes s'etaien' oiver,es, 1Ii fpulai,
ses thtls CT sablai, son ch,mpagnr, re
prince 81 1T dH miserable Negro mendiap',
voyHgedM avec son fpouse, mnyennan'
serOirA do route, e' ayant dtja mango,
nsaht d'artlver 'au ,vre; lev Is fr S. {
due; suiv"Ht son passport, il avail, reeu 8
| BolGec, pour gagner Ia mar.
"Lrurs Al,esses ont EiG coHduites a,
,iolon dfogn,vilIe, ou 10 conmissuire dc
police dot les io,ertoger,
"Mais nnssi, par 10 tens qui court
croyez sous on',l soft bien fciIe de dIstln
gdef I'm ,nehdinm d'an prlnce..., sans
passepot,7'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

PAF0tSSE EST BATON.ROUGE
suee'sio" de ha4l IFt,in. Hmire Lo"p.e.
PEE A1mbdshpissu,, poar f5mohgotio" DEL
ccnlp'ss dd5chd,te,
II c~,,e ca"sa Il -, pI'o.rrra 11r-- ' !, Icy,
- persou|ss in,ei4ssess fs..rpt c,nuaiur dan.
lea div j,"rs qUi %snivrrnt cette publication, les rai,'
Sons toot Is~s1f'sl'ss lie, complies d"pose. ~ Fad:
miui .%l,,rs"f he "a sfte essinu IL NH.u Tbe,,n,. ne
sarsie", pas Hrr''roves ho,nolok IS q Il III, Admi
nis,'a'euf ~deehargs snivant Ia lpi
Is jul al CIi. TESTER, Jnka.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

II y n queltues TENS IN chen psssahi pies, de
fetal dun Boucher a Ia Nile. Orleans. Y ssisit
"h sitot De mouto1 u se jirisea tanquilienrnl
thet ssn ~fisitre, lie boucher layan. apprrru 10 fl
suivre pat Fun lie sss commls, qui. .aptss s's.re
s.s1te du HON et de Ia lemeure jU prdprie,site
te@iat en- fasre part a snn chef. lie lendemain Mr..
.s,s ~ ditisea rue 81. Anne chez Mr.. .... avoca,
rropfis.aire da CHEN. qui lie trru, dams son cabi-
net, sprss lea situations d'usage, Il lai demanda
III pduva,t s'adtes.er pour cb,enit Placement. au
ptcptietsite dun chiei dai await empctte De cd
bou,iade uu tisot lie mou,on et qui ~l'svait porte
chez .sh ~Htai,re; CO quill pousait prna ,et par te-
m'isnassi fsvoea, hui tt Dull stsit In dtci, ct
que lie ptoptIelaite t,ail etlist je payer, en- &c
ca. reprtl fsatte, vous autss Ia bente lie me
bonner . ~pias,tts, ptix dA vol que votre thieh a
commits, car e'est De hui don't Il Is, question, t'es,
tres ius,e repri, ~lasseat, y, II lui remit IL tbon,snt
de $. reclamation. &c detnief IL tsmsttia Y, sap
rretai. a sdr,it larsque ravoca, lui dit attende, i'm
moment. nous avons un conipte a teslef eileen.
Die, vous etes venu me eonsul.er, ie prends otdl.
naifement pour une consultation 10 ~piaslres,
mai, dams ce css ci, CONNIE itest un peu extraor.
'linaire, je me ccnten,erai de cinq p~ias,res; lie tuu-
cher .'executa ssct bonnie grace Ell apres avoir
.'r'i deax pisstres De "A poche, juta eot,nie beau-
coup d'autres qu'h ne consultcfait plus les avo.
cats. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Tn Esessais, nonms Gray, s'etnit tron-
ve,en.tle :embte 1888, en,rainA D Ia ner
pHr ane v~ioiente tsnpete, seale dams uns.
lfele Dnfqoe, suns asiron ct sans .apover.
nail. La bardte nynit etc ~retrouyte briseg
sur Ii cd,s G'Aran. etsnul ne de1iait de-
Ia perts de Gray Mats III de- SEES compa.
%trinies, d~eba+qpaat rere nment aMontreal,
fit, ioa, surpslssdeas - ~tencon.fer frce )
face ave- Iui. Gray Id raconte froide,
msn' dn'Ilayait etc recnellli par I'd, navire
f''ta',. route pour To- Canad,, ct aa',l ma
vaitspas cru devoir eerire huepays podr ri
peu de- ch,se.-C unadieu. u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

CONDUIT In ge6s de Batort
1Rougs lie 80 Juliet lslO; IN Negro
~ uni Fs do,lrs ls mont d'ABRAM w. tail.
~/ Ie d- > piehs . pottss, age d'eoyirpH
2ke - ans; il III DUN atyarisnt d WI:
Sniff d'l:st baton Rouge.
IL p'ttriAt'ire ss' pr1c de IL r6cl,sili er er' sc ID,
forman' h 10 Ioi. q iuillat IA
CONDUIT III, DSbJt do Bstoii.
a. Ro"gt lie 10 Juliet. ,i34O; IN negrs
T q"i hit Sc nommes DAVID, ,aiIIs ds
NV 5pieds W po,trss, hsh d'suv;ron ao
.sA.<Sn ms, il dit 1r'iI apparien, h 'habits.
,iJR he M. Isaac Preston a Ia Point.
Coupds.
i,- rtbbiid,nir. es, lrie dc ls ,eclsysr sn, II
confoff'am a Ia ,oi. 25jilIsf IN
CONDUIT h Ia gsole dc b. ton.
Rouge lie 81 Julie, 1917, nn negrs
@ Qui Sc 'cnne lie RON de RUBERT,
~E/ tsiils de 5 p,eds p po"css, ago d'envi.
49, ron a. ANS, il dit 1u'il sp~jpt,'en, d
VIM. Read il iiomot h,tto Nv Miss
lie prcprie,aiie %, pri6 d. le retirst "a. SO c.n-
form,"' y ID lri. % joilte, "a
CONDUIT n Ia ge6ie de Patton
<Ro"gs leg! Juliet 1910; un Negro
7 1pi dir Sc nommer BOB, lnilIs DO ;
NV p'shs Q rcuees, Age d'env, rim ~ 4 ID
-4A: ans, II dr aptat,siit b Mr.. Unbst-
- fagr" de cstts psroisse.
lie propri6'sire es, ,fj6 lie lie rstlrsr en- ~ con.
%forTsu,a Ia Ini.
% ju,l-2i b BRYAN, Gediitt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
!. EONNIN.
sEWWUNfER Il %COWGENON
No. "a.

4 Rus bs i'E1LisE-Hro~ Rorar.
~ EtONNEuR de pteven, " " lie. hsb,-
tans 1p'il Sc charge h'sxehn,et trus les 'ravsos
1usls 1u''lS srien. 1ui hi sori tp,'hes, dsns !e
plus brsf 1a'si eta dss ptix modstes. II Sc trans
porte sut les habita.ious
VIZ J. Honnin pretdra denN Hpprerti1 de ID h
- ans. Is Ju'll., ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

EXECUTION D~'kscLAvks-Les cinq negres qui
dsrnisrsmsnt on. assassine leur mai,rsa Mr.aAt-
tinson dan' 10 eomtf de Camden, George, on.
etc executes sur ID place meme GU le crime . { te
eommis q. leurs corps ont etc enterres sous rs.
chafaad, b~eaucoup de pcrsonnes ont assis,e. 4
cette execution.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

AVIS tMpORTANt Aux HhBiTANs.
4 VENDNE ~ Psni,entiairs lie Ia lou,sia
~ re, dies CHARRoks re 'd'!tsi descriptions, "a
~brinuer. dams &c, -uirni,, SAVIOR.
The kon frame or Heuuv Cane fbuEh.
IN imp,oved Jaoob's md Eogh PIough.a
Tie celebrated HuUert Phugh:
Dun usage general Ell Gui est tant estim6f dan.
Est p, Quest FeIiciana ainsi QUA Ia Rivihre Ror-
ge. II p aussi IN ~,usgsslo nusl1uss Hdtroto.
psrfsctjonnd,, d"e l'on fsts soir spt petsoiiAss al
IL sireraient en- fairs 3D. 1"rsIidb.
Iajon-ts $. T.. tsEtT, CoMmia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
AVIS %LtTEhAIRE.

rs 4}svss dd C"IIf4e de q, tor Rough, s.fonn
~ examines, dsns rs sslles dn NJ College, les
2s, 20 10, e, 81 do present niois, les e~zsnisss eo'u-
mr"eseo"' 'q"s les jo",s d.pu,s hut teursa dp MS
lin lpsqu'a is,s heurss ct de',is DO i'aprss midi, h
Ia fin de t~'s.amen qui aura lien t~yendtsdi soif,)
'e Pfes,Sedt ifnnonrera ~ dJstou,s sr Fimpor.
lance RE pfottgsf lee 6tolss lnoale.. Les nmisEdss
sciences strt superintendent invites a y ~assstss.
Is j~olst 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

FASSr ELsstKn.-Cene chsrman.e danseusc
q s'isse dernisrement a Phiisdelphte en- execu.
'an' pour Ia seconde fois lie fameux pas appele
81 Jaeo de Lsres. II parait que Ia scene await etc
s'cp moui'lee; ellie s'est fouiee ID pieds. &C qui
rempechera al grand regret des amateurs do
douner De q~us'ques jours des repre- scn,s,ions.