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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

ZINE PLATED WARE \ SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT
TIERNThe subscriber has received late packets and
opening this day large and complete assortment Of rich
Plated consisting Of silver Casters
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns; Candle stcks
NC SC Also, very splendid assortment Of fine Table
ery consisting Of sets Of 50 and 100 OF Ivory
and Silver handle Knives with reach forms Forks
and extra hnc Knives for Silver Forks All c sale
oisy DANIEL y. DFLFVAN, MAIDEN Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

TNO THE EcONONTCALl-REMOyAL NEW
ELL bers leave inform his friends and the public that he
has his Boots and Shoes from No ~ Canal
street to Nos and Chatham street Tic has the most
teusive nt Boots and Shoes Of the latest fashions
r sa sud retail at prices lower than can be pur
chased IN the city. - - 90, -
". r. Hs stores Nos 49, iee and lss Chatham street
All goods warranted teiS sm"
HAND CART wANTFD.-A secondhand Hand art, IN
III good repair, wanted at tbisohc fo3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %,

S600 REWARD--BE ON YOUR GUARD.-If Won
PJu; would avoid imposition, beware of quack doctors
ss sE yqg With spurious LERoYs FRENCH
RECQLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific of
rs @ Deroy PARIS the most certain and rapid
who wish to avoid the fear ofexposure and
@ f % requires nor ea n
prevents the possibility ofdiscovery while using
Besides this important the part sub
after the of other medicines used the first stage Of
hs disease seldom fail to stop the discharge
long Protrseted Chronic stages the disease obstinate
ofthese sgans beyond doubt the most eect%al remedy
tSs cured many obstinate after
not os intention that deceptive system puff
s py one Sanae sg1s e, under q
h sepgins medicine only in New York at
Street eo SSp st gs and By the following dggss Williams
effy Bb a%drD and R Ro5
Each bottle has G description Of the diseases and all the
"e pcy ii :, tie English and French neuage
bottle; large bottles of doubles size, $3.50
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-M LEvETT, Dentist, No. eea
ss 70 ms street, mo sfs 81 f. S M 5a
Issihfros full The principle Of eimospSsrs
@ ey end ali o ssRiaS Ses is9
' '"' %s1'Ss' s'St"is f. desired effect
iaS Of & t9s ssi sa
S$ss ne S by af %sy ss 9.
f he S9 MsSS f ce SsSes
sY$;sSS
been found eaSe for all
eom%y dns indeed IN . lat sp the
drsGn and ingenious application of the atmospheric
~ VINE & COS splendid collection of Living Animals Is
nGy Spn for the RECEPTION of ssitsr at their well
S's WIN faSs hs' a sf1
e.
hitherto either doubted or denied by al sutor s MSo
Entrance the exhibition No II Christie street directly in
h Ho osas OF OF es BGEsy ,a HI
Ad~sOa IS cents; Children under yeOrs of age half
EXHilBlTIoN OF LUsUs NATURE, OR LIVING GU.
Pat y onrs n NOW Osea at 2 Broadssy opposite the
open T. and R,psi to Rspast n Seei
boy. disss sa' nt the ss Ss
ton eagle. w6sr Ing hand. should
to convey IN an ad,ertisement IDEA Of their singular being
The l.as, impaired sppss"ss csn"of offend
ss s rRs s o ss Tss ss az " g Play &
States and always With him; The youngest learning draw
Il long G feet S splendid s''''af'l rs.1a@s
rr a2s waR Sh ;@S'e w he just
every fancy article wanted either BY hotels or r
ysts a@'. consisting Of Table Casor,, q III kinds
Of p,tcrns aud shapes Asparagus Tones; Toast Racks
Bnte Tubs with and without glass
axe Baskets Of new patterns; Tea and Coffee Us do DO
ers and Trays High Candesks with without branches;
Ladies'; Fish Knives; Astral Lamps Liqueur Frames Egg
Boilers Tea Canisters with many other useful articles
which will be sold at reduced prices, by
DAN'L T.. DELAVAN,
leo No. II Maiden lane Broadway.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
Ihe subscriber offers for sale at his General Furnishing
Hanging Lamps; Table Cutlery German Silver and Plated
Ware such Castor Tea Sets Spoons Forks Urns Candle
sticks AXE Baskets together with large assortmen Of Tea
Trays Glassware, aud general Hard
adapted to the Spring trade Merchants others are in
yied to call and Stock before
DANIEL y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

- ~ ~ A
To sail from New York the 25ih and Liverpool on the
18th Of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins 25th March.
SIDDONS Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th April
SHERIDAN, Captain /: A. Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS Captain N. B. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain /. A. Depey ster, 18th March.
GARRlCk, Captain A =. Palmer, 18th April.
- ROsCIUS, Captain John c. llins 18th May.
These ships all of the first class upw OF tons
built in the city of New York, with such improy
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement of
modsons The price Of passengers hence $40 for which
ample stores including wines, &c. will be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters who will
every exerton to give general satisfac ton.
Neither the captains of these ships will be
sible for letters parcels packages BY them
regular bills OF lading signed therefor.
The ships of this line viii hereafter go armed and their Pc
cuar construction them security by
other but vessels OF war freight apply to
TX. COLLINS < co, SO South street, n. York,
VIM * JAS. BROWN 4 CO. Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged per single
Sheet SO cents and newspapers each 0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CIIRFHITGH'S

TRICOPHEROUS, OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
the of his long established and highly approved specific
aeainst
- Badness AND GRAY HAIR.
and for the removal Of Dandrih from the skin.
FROM ITS great celebrity and success many, limitations have
been oisted the public under various disguses
nd dual adyeses article which he has lately Me.
deal Competition, and laes and gentlemen have been
disappointed On purchasing the for the other This caution
u decnes necessary topreNent future mistakes.
The original and genuine 10 BE- had only the Proprietor
Hair Cutting Rooms, Of Fulton and Broadway Cup
stairs and OF his Appointed Agents, n. Dodd Druggist
franklin House, Broadway. '-'
Ready male Was and scalps in gres, variety. jaqsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
V'HE OLD EST MENT.-MEDICA TED VAPOR
l. BATH. rs JOHN STREET-MRS It p CkI,ROI l.

rI'HE OLD EST ISHMENT.-MEDiCATEDV APOR
l. BATH, 25 JOHN STREET.-MRS. T. P. CARROLL
returns thanks to the faculty in particular, the public
era the liberal support extended to this establishment
the last fourteen and hopes by her assy aud
To merit continuance Of the The Baths
operation and are used with much in all sudden colds
rheumatism, Group, which they afford
lief Testimonials oftheir efficacy be the establish
ment from the following eminent physicians Doctors
Mott Bush Boyd Macniven Rinelande Nelson Smith Ire
land, Nissan, Vandenbnrgh, &c. Sc.
Port able Baths 90 Of the city BROOKLYN.
SULPHUR Baths at all hours Of The day by giving hours
tee.
Syups Of Strsapara and Lyerwort and Herbs fresh from
the Shakers No connection with any othev establishment
AIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
Il The subscriber offers for sale al his General Furnishing
Warehouse large assortment Of Astral, Mante and
Hanging Lamps; Table Cutlery German Silver and Plated
Ware such Casors Tea Sets Spoons Forks Urns Cande
sticks AXE Baskets together with Tea
Trays, Glassware aud general furnishing Hard
adapted To the Spring trade Merchants and are in
yiedto call and Stock before purchasing
feisu No n Maiden lane near proad ,.v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

mr.. CoRBfTT may be consulted In the most conhdent,s
~ his office, & y Hall Place Chatham
New York; where person afflicted with delicate diseases old
obstinate ucerp Dyspepsia diseases Of the bladder
urcthra and Kidneys all diseases from
mercury impurity blood, are invited TO cali
The ban,u effects arising from the abuse Of mercury needs
description Persons troubled with certain disease may
apply Dr. Cobitt with the perfect OF having IL
Ideally cured without particle Of mercury other dan
gerous medicine His charges reasonable and
10 the Of the applicant
lRy- Attendance daily from "a NJ. oioP.M n27-sm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, 1866 Greenwich street-A
n Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public
long experience ia his business, he has formed composition
called
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS.
Do For destroying dsndru and preventing the hair from
coming tuning grey inbe remedy against Bald
aud the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the whoesomes and best Oil for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling of turning
and hair has begun to such noursher
TO the hair that by will IL to its natural color;
prevents hair from becoming shaded and il hair IL already
shaded which dshgureEleat yousg ladies, and IL
used for short time, will restore 10 its natural color clear
the scur snd keep the head and hair cleans
and whskes A liberal discount made to wholesale purcha
A. PASTOR,
1855 Greenwich street, ". Y.
Price so cents per bottle highly periumed. fes Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

NOTICE Of application for the exemption of debtors per-
~ from imprisonment pursuant TO- the provisions Of the
fh article Of the first title Of the 9th chapter OF the
cond part Of the revised statutes. WILLIAM 8, PAR.
ROT1 Notice first published January soth, sfo. Creditors
aprtar before the Honorable Robert IT, Morris Recorder of
the city Of New York No Nsssau street in said city AZ half
April nest JaSoiswThi0'w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

lust OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW REPOR.
TER containing full and accurate list Of all the Bank.
Of al Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current Rates
Exchange Prices Of Gold and Silver. nc.
The terms 81 per annnu in advances single copies ss
cents each Persons purchasing " copies will be allowed
ffty cent.
SYLVESTER 4 co. iss Broadway, respectfully acqusp,
the public that such arang ment- effected enable
them 10 give Drafts and Letters Of Credit pay any part
q England Ireland and Scotland any required from
c5 and upwards.
They will purchase Bills Europs and any part Of ths
United States collect the low They will
also the highest for Bank England Notes and
Forcign Gold and Silver Persons RENTING draw at sight
Tor the or II n over 20 days cent will
be allowed Ucurrent money Of all lind discounted at the
lowest rates.
stock and Commission business Of every kinds attended to
with puncunity.
Persons residing IN part Of the United states or the
Capadas will have their commands executed with puncinay
and dispatch and strangers arriving IN the will h
greatly 20 their advantare 10 cali stsyLvEsTER cos
cd established Office s Broadway, where much valuable IA
urrnation may be obtained free Of charge. . -.
Corporation Douds sale. SfLNESTkR 90
i5s Broadway. below Made lane.
No eonnesion with any other oce, in ris city or else
where fei2-lm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK OLD ESTABLISHED
80 LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weekly.
!&l !M. .AMs; !AM

IT,
subscribers beg to inform those persons who intend to
sehd Tor their friends residing Great Britain Ireland to
come out N the spag of $780, that Mr. Herdmau Of the
@ atends TO leave here 18th January sooner and viii
remain at during the spring and summer for the
pose seeing all the whose have been engaged
e with by the ships ote above
meand also to that small drafts given in their favor shall
be paid with pronpness Orders from all parts Of the country
VIII be puncua attended to- and such attention will be given
10 the above advantageous for the egrnt
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
dersgned with their oersand in all where the
gers do not embark the passage money will be refunded the
from whom originally received For further par
tculars, apply (if by letter post paid to -
HERDMAN & KEENAN,, 81 South-st
B. Mr. erdman will attend TO any agency which may be
entrusted TO his care daring his stay ia Europe
In addition to drafts given agents throughout
the different parts of England ireland and Scotland who
us here they be furnished with drafts large small
pay able al sight, as follows =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

CAUTioN.-Ths American Physician, 81 West Broadway,
" the public there imported quackey about his
dispensarY HS offers his professional that
dislike TO be humbugged. and will attend al calls Ne may be
favored with part Of the city, aud he confidential
" consulted at his Office, ~ West broadway His object j.
No suberigs Willie rcsorcd usually pracsed
hy qusks Charges moderate, and patients cured cruel
fcd In certain disease, Of long standing pay will e
CURED until perfect effected. Those wishing obtain
medicine for their depend getting the right
Kind At - West broadway, door above College Park
ia30-tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
~ MEDICAL CARD. IN

~ MfDltAL Y AND. -fU
DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted Confdcntiaiy, AZ usual
~ al his Office. lie continues devote his
ton exclusively select branch Of his profession and
Of al deafe diseases aNd dsbs Cor the safe aud
speedy removal Of which he has received the complimentary
notice 81 snge and others The recent improvements "
ucnc aud pharmacy have enabled him introduce
and remedies which have proved emncntly
cessul IN removing elects Of long standing seminal
yps and all constitutional diseases arising from
purtes Of the blood His medicines for the gonnor
hGa not sgrtabe but certain and promuy
in effecing Strangers apprised that DR.
aed in his profession Philadelphia therefore his rrofcs
ona claims do cne him 20 b. rcckoned among the
dssnt doctors medical buffers and great pretnd. whose
treated unsuccessfuy by e ignorant and need in
this branch Of surgery, invited 90 make application his
Office No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
can Museum
B. and Offices provided
aud ali commune atons ares strictly confidential.
FIy- Private 10 his office three doors from the
Museum. where he will be found amy hour until the
eteing je7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

BROWN cos ONE PRICE. SHORT MAPPED
40 HATS from Moleskin Plush, and fine Nutra which
tain beautiful ustre offered for sale low
price of S. Chatham square of Mott street,
where fashion, beauty durability and combined
TO ado the bead and improve the All sales for cash.
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere the one
cash system, by which enabled furnish
hat thanany other establishment for the price In
senng these hats to the public, the prope ak they have
reached the uitmaum Of beauty, durability, cheapness and
To he fatS.q,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

pOARD-Tvo three sene can have furnished rooms
ID With board by applying No 10 Park place. English and
French spoken. fel7 imisr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

%-A TO LET, OR LEASE--The well known premises
hIiII Of the subscriber, Sd and
yA. Yorkye consisting of well built and convenient
house, several out-houses, excellent well Of
nearly eight of land under the finest cultivation, and
producing variety of fruit, &c Will lie put good
repa-s Of most agreeable and
by the Sd and railroad Possession first May next
Apply TO AARON CLARK,
les n 100 Liberty st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

s,e.As NEW ARRANGEMENT UNITED
IT,, IF STATES MAIL LINE FOR NEW HA-
t1Sk,S NEN.-A coach, carrying the great mail, will
leave The Oiee 81 Bowery every AFTERNOON o'clock arv-
IN New Haven early next morning. Passengers for Boston,
via Hartford proceed Immediately by coaches take
the railroad cars For seats apply at the Office,
Hotel 81 Bowery, to JOHN p CADY Agent for
ALEX. NJ. CUMMING, Proprietor.
" b. No connection with any other office in the city.
Office in New Haven, basement of Tontine
ja29 TINS +. Z. CAMP, Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

Inc Oovsfnor Of virginia hss isaued liz pro,
lsma''on. ofssiag l ,s~ard u $4,000 for .n. !,
$1,000 Tor essh Of y. kJIowIng pc,.ons, rbr
c"s' ni''sd : felony. !. Norfolk, Va. Ia July. lsaa
siz' Peter jahnon, Edward Smith, and 49,.
Gan'ey or GaTscy-alJ colarea per.ons.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
pRoB4LE.

Succession IA Dalton.
UuILL be sold h eTsigned on Thurs
w da, the 18th ~ l64l, on the pre-
misses. the following ~|heionging TO the sue
~cession Of The late [ alton, dec, viz:
l1O acres of land Eation with all the r,
orovsme,tst thereof Pc Of a good dweltn.!
house: kitchen. lar eerae CABIN &c; il II
- no noticed that led Rail Road from Ba-
ton Rouge to Gil Ass through e said
land.
,s .,.r H,u Ter child Eliza 10; Bob
Ak. rher,v 9 Iannah u, Sampson s.
Na,han Is: his wife; Fanny 3 and
M,,;s her chi BY 2Sher chill Sophia
10. I..ac iii and Nelly 80: 4bead Of
ho,.e. me c1 is head ofeafile: 60 hogs
m,,e or,e,sJ F@cnsiis, household furniture
An ..eel EsFd with almost all kinds Of
fruit. 1,co
/ houe. e Town or raton Roner, zig
N. n aii tov
=, ? ,re /. !
~ lt,ns ss4id7rS S.
aie srtes5rFt i,nsas "a gsAg
- h ste 70 q; 2 f-a bavs est.
or s lsege-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

Tkru-The steamer Nrw Yorl brouel. pa,c,.
from Galveston 10 tho ta,h ult. G,ca, reioicinc,
had taken phce.in ~ belief that Tess. would hr
recognized BY Gsss. Britain. Nj Tt-a. The III.
minister 70 Mexico. died on hoard the San An.
ionic On the eosa sii. end was buried ), Galveston
nth the honoys 81 var.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

Post Office Department-Tke .Nsiionsl in
teIligenccr. Of the 2s.h uit. says, the, there il 1
deficiency in the revenue Of the Post office. the
present Post Msetei General, Mn N,LKs,' sccor.
ing 10 the opinion Of ,hs. paper having received
the department from his predecessor, Amos Ken
dali, loaded withs heavy debt, which the dim
~inishins revenue 'of the Office is no, likely 10
enable him to provide for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

ne computed that Tho Emperor If Rn,.ia,.
annual expendita,s Ia Enslacd. 4, h.,...
squipasfe' sc, i 100000 pcaod. His .sp.n.
Sdisnfs in THE csanty Tor .~hipsaildinr i h,
grerisr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

n' n''.e''e' Courier. 10 noticing ID. s,s.., q
he abscoodins Pos, Master. M-o,,.eo. f,on n.
Orleans, says Ae = g fne looking On; What
s.aa of looking folts have yous got IN T.nss. NJ,
Cousierl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

America and EngiGnd-W ar.-V we
..ked BY = citizen Of the United States y nc
though, would be the result Of . var tVeen
G,ca, Britain and tho United States, weould
leave ono hast o. 1.-THE subject 10 be tfeasedk the
mind of the interrogation bimseh and sho& coo-
6ns our answer TO the following brief senee,
viz. Most disastrous TO Great bflta,E let
the people Of America settle the matter their
own conscisnces and with their in@teresesf is
NOT our part, nor wonld il become ns'g4pso-
~nounce upon the quantum Of evil ~hid& ght
.rise 10 the United. States from . w1sith
This empire, or whether i might not hem
be altogether innosious; suffice il 70 saySSfak-
ing =, British subjects merely, shss the no
national calamity which en- honest aud 4pna-
Me Enelishnan must in his hfsrs SO pfNNhday
deprecate as an armed quarrel with bis Eiren
across The Atlantic. save only NATIONAL 8face
an evi, which we really hcps and trust i hrtu-
oos or eenerou. minded American w"le"ish
u en,ai, upon Crest Britain, the laud O fatb~
ers.-LOndOn Timer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
DAG IS H-A 8 ~MEssENDEN, Ranger.
BATON ROUGE AND CLINTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Fr0bat c Sale.
Parish Of East Baton Rs.il,

VKTlLL be sold by The undersigned Judge or
the teurt If Probatss, on Monday me
18th day Of January next, ls4f, between the usu.
al hoa,s of .a.e at he Court H,use in this Parish.
the following propt rty belonging to the succession
Of the late James Penny, deceased, 10 vii:
The pl antaiion on which the deceased resided in
ibis parish, Ia miles from The town Of Ba,ou Rouge.
cor tn lining 1870 arpenis Of lard, has on il. = good
dwelling houae. cotton gin. corn mill, a sugar mill
aud kettles.
Terms Of ,ie-Cash.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

THE PAIN At PLAsuKMtss-.We l,syn ,ha, hi.
fair which ssaa snnnunced to tAls pt.cs u cbir.t.
mas day, wll be postponed 10 Nov Years Eve.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

Tas FLAsTnns' GAxsrTs.-W We hsss been ii.
.er'd With the ftst number II hi, Jouroai. pub.
h.hsd in tbs Town Of plsqasD,ia. BY IN Halle.
Esq.
itisa neatly printed sheet. ani the Editor. pre-.
htrres q fnltow : neo,sai course With regard q
~peJisirs. W. sish hin, e.a,y succcss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

A Novei S;ga for Char!eston-A
whale. Of the hunchback species weree 9
Thorsdsy. in the vicinity Of The har. b&e
The pilots and on ihursdsy night about F'o'
they were sgAin seen abou. 500 ys'dfa
The Exchange wharf. BY Capt Cook, oshI
Iaes. Theirs was ! party 81 ladies' Sc
tlemen on board q the time, who vel 50
er,.ifsd By ! sight Of these mighty zhs'
Of The deep-Pafyios
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

-eons.psoasns III 4 shoosaes H.
esps.rs It Tobases 81 IL Fs6R bscess AZ he
Other parts Of that state were slfesJy i~adepsndsnt
of shs CsnissIist government n sSike ~
emancipation Of the chief ciiy eosnplessly ssanuls
Hastsmeose,. power 10 thss q1afssr. NJ trust
General Ansya will msnsge better thap the FEEDER.
Il leaders on tie Tszfsn frontier. Il viii NOT
surprise u IN the least, however to hear Of John
Bulls Interfering in the Government of Yucatan
and Tobacco. He hes something in visw, OF be
would no. reinforce his g~sr5iscps ii Tho Bay 81
Honduras. and give a very heavy bounty TO In
ducea company at home "a establish 4 line 81
steam ships between Englaed and the ports ID The
Wes. Iudies aud tho Goif Of Mexico. Tho dis.
sssss which occasionally visits her working men
add manufacturers, has not ede.prrcd~ England
from srea.sr undertakings than sue, 8 conquest
would be likely to prove. A le.s expedition than
that sent agsinsi China wonid suffice 10 give The
British the control Of Central America and Yocs-
san, while her Indian sepeys would have aothing
10 fsar from change Of climate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

us"srs' Harrison IVES horn On the Oh of Feb.
ruasy l.7t He win therefore be a. ycsr. II
ace in February nrat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

Msxrco-The american con.ul ), Ma,apor
- hsd eenscd e be arrested. one named Gonzales
together with biz accompiices. Tor an &C, Of pir..,
~ eonrnltsea on an American Schooner. The
schooner byron which brought this news, had on
board sas,e9a. consigned 70 merchants in New
Orieans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

BA1ON river ANDN ORLEANS
S<1ais Weekly Packet.
R@r1N The low pressure Steam
Boat sGiaAYyE,' w HaG-
fa3f. man, master, will nan here
$500 after m q regular Packet
sstween Batsn Rougs ind New O,leans, leaving
Baton Rouge every Friday and Monday at 5 + M.
sod New Orleans every Sunday and Thursday II
10 A M.
The Giraffe, carries hsr eargo under decks, and
fr speed and saisty combined is not cquaiiea by
any boato. the Western Waltrs.
FIR freight d assagei, appsy 70
A REssY,
zee 70 @ Ba'on Rouge.