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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Cure FIR deaJneas--An English physician by
The name Of T'urubuil, has made n remarkable
discovery of a cure for deafness. The cnses arc
related in which two girls were restored to hear
ing In half m hour. One had been horn deaf
and tho other had lost the sense Of hearing by
disease.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

FLoRrnA-7he danger Of eonfasio"-The L.
test accounts from 8, Augustine, report that Col
Green operating in Middle Florida, had come in
contact with a party Of Indians and succeeded
in killing three warriors and a white man who
was with them, and had also captured sesera'
prisoners. On the lst inst, Col Riley with .
small detachment, ran down an indian in the pin.
woods. near the Wi,hlacoochee o day or two af
t.rward. they surprised an Indian camp, consis
ting Of two warriors, two sQuawe, and four chill
d,cn they killed the two Warriors and one sQuaw
aud toak The rest prisoners. Two nights after, one
Of the Indians made his escape owing to The sen,i
el going to sleep. One Of the guard saw hin
running and fred Ut him, which alarmed tn,
whole canp, and the other sen,inels also fred
In the confusion, Capt Mason was shot dead, ei
Their by The Indians. or accidentally by his ow,
men. l, is supposed tia. the latter wac the case
He wa. seen running after the Indian, snd il j
impossible to ascertain who killed him. {
Col Hsrney was 10 have left Fort King for ,Fol
Mellon, 90 the 10th instant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Literary hbors rewarded BY hu-A jury in
New \ oh recently awarded a verdict Of five
hundred dollars 10 M Walter, IN n ease IN which
he sued the husband Of Catadoti Allen, for hav.
ing translated All italian opefa into English. II
was tie full amour. be claimed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Geod adeice-The following words. !, has been
we'll said. !. deserving 10 10 written IN letters Of
gold. like those over tho principal gate Of Athens,
in the days Of Der Pride and glory
keep thy feet dry-ihy skin clean Thy 81.
ses,ion teguIar--thy head eool-anj a fg for the
Doctors"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Loss of the ship Arab--The ship Arab, Capt
Chase, recently look fire In Mobile Bay. She
had on board about 600 bales Of cotton. and
was nearly ready to start to Liverpool. It was
supposed thu, the ship with her cargo, would be a
,,,ol loss. as she Ind 10 be scuttIed in deep water.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

The British CoasaI al Nep Orkeum-On the
18th instant, the Mayor Of New Orleans, pre-.
letter from John Crawford Esq, her Bri,anic Ma,
issty,s Consul for the. District. Of New Otlcans,
stating that hencsfosth he will give no certificates
Of freedom IL pcssons al coior claiming to be
British subjects, without 6t.. submitting such
claims 10 the Mayor aud obtaining his approval
NJ Errre, informed The cnsncil that in conse.
q0suce OF the said letter, he bad not Issued his
proclamation conformably to their Resolution al
the las, meeting. The proceedings Of the Mayor
, in the premises. we're approved OF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
STATE or LOUISIANA. !.
Parish Of Est baton Rougc-Third
District Court.
Jssi Pierre Michel apd wib)

Htben boyd, fine
Try virtue Of n wit Oh seizure And ssie 10 md
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court, Parish and State aforesaid, will be eS-
posed at public sale On I
Tuesday. l4th July, lsaqk~
At The court house In The town oil IAM1 aouEe;
between The usual hours Of SALE, HllkyE,s Fight. y
lie, interest and claim Of the deferasht N shd 10
the following described property, 70 wit:
A certaih plantation Or trset Of lsbd slthsssd ~
shout one quarter OF A mills shove the town 81
Baton Rouge, containing shout one hundred ard
twenty one superficial arpents according 70 The
plan thereof, bounded by the heirs Of Drske snd
Wiil,atn Gil, 10 which - annexed a small trail Of ,.
land Of about foo. super6eisi srpent. on the sonth
side, the whole together with all the buildings
and other sppntte0anees thefennto belonging 20
The said property.
Seized to satisfy the judgment and costs IN the
| above entitled suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
16 II Ave. D%trlArrfEH, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Ne,r Tragic pertormers-Fi",ida has for some
time been called the theatre of'a disgraceful war,
and the Indians have aow theatrical costumes Of
oil kinds, taken from the wardrobe of the com
pany they recently pluadcred. A number Of
them dressed in The style Of kings, dukes, sailors
brigsnds. friars, ADD a medley of all together
marched in procession to For. searle. danced and
performed oil sort. Of antics in the vicinity. add
finally challenged the soldiers to battle. The lat.
Ter not being strung enough, declined the chal.
lence. The chief Of these SeminoIes has hang
ing round his waist, oil the wigs found in the
baggage Of the company, believing them to be
scalps and guarding them as trophies taken from
the enemy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

The W1nnebogoes-The greater part OF this
tribe of Indians were concentrated at Prairie do
Chen, ready TO re removed to the West OF the
Mississippi. GenI. Atkinson was expected soon'
with the rest Of the tribe, for the same dessina'
tion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Printing The Germans in the city and coun-
~ Of Philadelphia. have resolved TO celebrate on
the gath instant, The four honjred,h anniversary
Of The discovery Of The art Of printing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
Sln1d
Ap,annkT RATDN ROUGE
a AZ; c, + RIA A6RAcT or LAND OR
IMITATION,

n, ,b,u, civ ,,shst Of Baton I'orge on the
va,.,s of WsSdesk, containing sin HUNDRED
ard ,ys,,,, ssErrss, bounded West by B'rf
and Da vs,,. hiby ,hv hers Of Hooh, South
| nv G.vls and pbdeu East by Black am
lien ,,n,pd ,Edg 10 The plan l,ereef 'ogtth'
8, Win .1 ,,s fttsas aud improvements there
m s,ort ,,,Is riDp untensils and corn; ant
,nereove,. tbs aieiag sla YES. TO wit: -.
N.s,o n,,Ehles aged az years, Ned u
wears Div aLs. hen 2s years, Sam 10 yenrs
Wasbins,a, lkes. s,rphen ii ysa,s. Moses
10 years Csrfl yehrs, L,ddy 81 years, A''j
IL yea,s' E.,tr Jear.. LouisaG years, KITTY .
yes,s. Rabe,t ys. Maria 30 years, Mary "
years ~. ,.b ;yas, Susan 9 years, Flora y
wears sa,sb yyss, Charlotte 20 years, Ann
years, and Nscys yeais,aa'so ooo /, yes's' 81"
5yests, Toua yss Jan' tsa's;n"','s 'yea,77
And abou,j0 nd 81 sue, 20 hofses az
about 50 braAf gepw," al us farming Wy
sils now on s@i patHtion. A.,
Seized to sa'sft'f )a"gms"t a"' costs ny
above entitIeasniA 4 l,,d
Terms Of 4lr-iavs thousand seven hfte'
and thirty sisdqY' ASH, "'h nYe p@Swso,y
interest TN ,hsfFfi ssVe" h""hfea snXh.,,.,y
s,r,,esn huITaI hid fo,t the date (pro,ssi,
,nsa Cos ,Itebtlteiest on The sufn oeVe 'noo-
sanJ aalpkfromhe 25,h day Of Fsltary eigh-
,sso h, fsd aodotty, the date Of pffes'' nasn,
,av aydally dus rom suid John f"ry b'ack
~ H. nteessioni William Hyankeehsed and
m ,yTns Of Crediss follows-F,ykho"ssnd ao''
ado BIZ paid onsbe FIRST day oganua'y e'gh
W hundred amaforsy tine, and r. Thousand do'-
irs TO be paid eta,e first day 4 January e'gh-
cen hundred arr tctty two: y the s"m Of 'wen-
e. 4 Il. lI.... ..4-AuH n hHtf CHntEx
osis exclusive dSherif's tfs.
t27 20 Ara UfLASTtEH, sherIH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

The hind Houndy-tt appear. Ivy a copy Of
All account published in the N Y Star that the
l,ioojhoupJ, purchased In Cut,s, have cast .bs
Goveramea, $1,000 81. Majo, Noah says very
truly, Tint Uncle Sam will Gnd IS 1000 rather a
heavy item Tor % dogs, which after The cost,
have not caught a single Indian.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
ne,p appfttsements.
ArrrN1IN

Il The ,aton Rouge Light Horse Com
psnv III parade at the usual place, on
8 ;: =: X. :. !. 4. !: I: !: 7: !: !: 4: !: !: "a ! !: &: ! G: :: !: ,: !: G: :: !: :: ::
M s.,sday the 4th Of Jolly next, at II
f1Xn o'rock A. NJ. The members are rcques'
ID TO attend in uniform.
VIZ sAML. sKOLFIELD,
I'LL Orderly Sergeant
June III 2N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

or The French scheme for a line Of etsam
packets to the United States. has been abandoned,
as il would haze taken TOP much money to carry
IL into operation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
NrrIftE

q NVTTtFF
"A graduate 81 the College Of Louisiana wishes
to obtain n situation as teacher, 'na French 'a",'-
IL. The most uncxeeptionabIc references can be
given. Apply TO the Editor of the Baton Rouge
Gazette.
;l7 2n-tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Anofher and q grsat'r huubpg II IL said ,hst
a M.jtle Cetito ri italian and a grsatet than Fan.
ny EIsslet. has appeared at Tho OPEN house h
tonIpa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

q On The 10th inst, a bill was ordered to be
engnisseJ In the u 3 Seosts. authori,ine The
New States 10 tan their lands a. soon ~ sold If
they shall think proper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Width IF The AiaHtic--rbe distance from
Liverpool 10 Halifax, according TO The l"r Of the
Unicorn. !. only . ,7U2 m~iies-ffom Halifax to
Boston, jD5 miles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
90 HENRY u. r. ROBERTS.

TN conformity with the above notice the under
i signed would beg leave TO inform the s'''zcns
Of Il ton Rouge and vicinity, that he has taken full
charge Of the above named school, which Is al
present in a Furnishing condition.. without any
change whatever in the regulations heretofore ex-
istings in the same, and %hopesby strict attention TO
his business to merit a continuance OF their Ibef-
az colt N. PALMER H~oTCHkIss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

~ A case OF Grim coa was recently tried in
The District Court Of New Orleans. The plain.
Nf claimed $4,000, aud pu, himself to great
trouble aud Inconvenience, in procuring witness.
~, like Don A,fcnso, Ito prove himself tho thing
he moat abhor'd." The Jury brouehtia a YER
dict Of sis cents damages IL his favor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

sr1Among the foreign items, we perceive a
ssltemen, that the spaniards were about TO issue
paper money and establish a sub-treasury, to de-
fray the ex penscs Of the civil war.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

!. JanSe 0ssisN Bennett. of the New York Her.
IA, wss aacied % the 9Th instant q New York.
4 10 Mis- Cream. He announced his intention
. ! shon tins, sincs and called il 80 new movement
n eiyiIixatioDs"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

WAsn,sBrUN-The latest account from Con
gtess. states that In The Senate on Tho llih, Mr.
Wright presented a petition from the N \ Cham
Der Of Gonmerce, praying that no bankrupt Law
should be passed at ptessat, OF. If passed, should
cot ~ intn operation before lB4t. II was referred
10 the select comnitiee on The subject.
M Rvsatss Of Main presented The proceed.
ing. Of a public meeting held in Penobseoi county
Maine, ror the purpose IF taking into rnnsitsta-
ton the letenreiess state Of Maine d, m importan,
period. M X. moved 4 reference 10 tho com.
mi,tee On military affairs. Mr rapran opposed
the motion. The senate nega,ivej bis opposition
by a sote uf90 10 10.
In the house. tho sub treasury wa. still 10 dis
cussion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

More fournaments-The Doncasier Chronicle
says that The sports of the tiltyard are about TO be
revived this season, As the Eatl Of EgIinioun and
a number Of his friends, intend 10 renew the
jousts of las, year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

JhH StiRe Jr. II The name Of Tie last defiultet
IN IhilaJrlphI'a. who has disappeared after e,nbes.
.lirs 500, 400 committed 10 his ctatse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Tie Saagbyat Is the naqnH Of d nsw weekly
Harrison ~joa,na, published Hy ~ assoeiasion Of
gentlemen In Raymond. blinds o., Miss. II IL
opening . pa%saus fot 4 ripps clads, but We think
II viii have nh atJudus task d. spass are lid ~.
,nernus IN Mississippi. TO he fpn,ossd speedily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

q + We have seen a number of the Sout'ert
Ladies' l,ook published a, Macon, Georgia. II
lie the ,ooly literary work sou.h Of the Potomac
ths, IL exclusively dedicated TO the Ladies. and
the fair and better halves Of this region, should
give |. tbei' patronage. The industry aud care with
which |, /. now edited, give promise Of superior
merit. Mr. Waddill 10 the agent and will receive
subscriptions. srm .0
Bennsft's HeroM-1hete Is n great cry now
made aeain-, this journal, and on reading tho
papers from almost every quarter. one wooid sup.
pose ,hs, Il was a publication just commenced,
and tina, |, had shocked The morality Of the mos,
vitsucus people on the face Of the earth. Now
what Il the fact Of The metterl Bennett. II a tai
entcd and entefPtisins rnan. he commenced pint.
ing the Herald and af,ct being al Il awhile. dis.
covered that the taste Of tho people wa. corrupt.
and that for bis own interest. he must humour
Thousands upon thousands subscribed. and bis
paper was scush, for IN every part Of The tlnipn.
Had he ' s.,S 4; sc Ss 4 'p eaba RMS iSitssr.
.tseStc naAascl .~Ht"'as tneet his
ssstss .n,,. olaett .s rc t..~r like lher iocgo.
, % t....J,.. ter's effects. This Ia the correct
statement, Of the matter. Bennett lie too shrewd
aud too fond Of the ~"siiher." to 50 contrary to pub.
lie ~opinion IN a matter that 80 intimately con.
Germs hs interest. TO continue. All went on
btevrly. Bennett. made money, end occasionally
got a thrashing. and made more by Il the other
peper. en,icd him, but said nothing t"r fear Of The
lash. Blu, OF last, they found that they were IA.
pidiy going down hill, and that the superior tact
and industry Of the cock.ryed editor. were the
causes of their decline. A combination was i'm.
mcaiately made sgains, him, and after rejecting
awhile, the conspira,ors determined to appeal to
tho %vi,,uous feelings Of the public. knowing that
mos, men, however vicious. liko To keep up the
appearance Of morality. This has succeeded
with msny, who perhaps. are stained deeply with
every low vice. aud now wish TO cry aloud for
proprie,y which they could no, even understand,
making i, appear tba, their virtue lies in the peck.
at. Of NJ. ". Noah and others. There Bennett,
You are now married. Mend your ways or we
shall deny you our patronage and leave you to
your fate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Platinum, coin-A correspondent Of The Ma
tioha' Intclligenccr, proposes the Introduction OF
Platinum coin as an additional basis fuf 4 sound
circulating medium. The suggestion il . good
one and would be pta'icablc. If the metal could
be obtained 10 sufficient quantities TO make It's
introduction Ms q d~istinc, coin. worth while. II
lie however very scarce. The writer says i. OK.
ist. IN many localities, and has been found In st
Domingo. 10 Spain. In Siberia. and, in iurger
quantities, IN the CotdIllesas Of tho Andes, as
they traverse Columbia. Peru. Brazil. mud other
parts nfHseu,h America. FIaiinum coin has
been used IN Russia since 1s2t.fT-.
= ana Tvs 'h'o.
u1ettati ihto tths metallic currency of England "nd
lt,,.ai STATES. has been warmly recommend.
ed heretofore. by Doctor Lnrdner in the former
country and Doctor S,lliman in the latter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

nr The State of Mississippi il flooded with
500 bills Of ,hc Uaion bank altered to notes Of
$40. They ~rre passed on the green ones who
satertaiaei an idea that the small mites OF the
said hank. would he rrdersned At par on the Let
JAY. They are not worth more now. than 80
censs on the dollar. In faancial a0sas Me
sisispi 10 ~cestainly foremost.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

"1he Gesmah american" Is now published
partly in English. and Mr. Ainswnrtb has taken
charge Of The editorial department.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

sATsaisspri Baaks-Gss McNa,i hss iaesed a
spsselsmaisna debating that she Fernanj. Rail
ssRosd aud Bsukins Ia. the Benton and Man.
J ehessreRaif Rad and Banking Go, and the Nile
si.sppi Rsii cRs.d Company. have forfeited ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

g st.4. s.s4 E4aA' ~- T--s- 80 FFE n ' ~
Abotirtox pApka.-The.e ineeniiary sheets
continue 10 be sect 10 The South. by the Jana.
ucs ~ ! distance. no,~ i,hs,srdina they are treat
ed With contempt aud sl'nn.' invariably ,ctutned.
sAlsw days asoa ~ saw the .rbitan,htopis,.' n
jsntnst devoted h The fendish party that, regard
less u The bto,d.hed, The misery and chine to
which ,Aeir doc,tlne. nigh, lead, ate endeavout.
Ing 10 saw The ssed. Of d,.e,rJ aud insurree,ion
In our pes ,efal land. W. casually slsnccd over
. column and founJ that \. dicla,rd beth candid.
a,ss fot the presidency. not 10 be worthy Of The
support 81, aholitio6is.s. Home measures should
be taken 70 prevent ,he circulation Of these dia.
BIBLICAL papet.in Louisiana, OF they may reach
rs.s'ns whs would 10. .ctuple to Use them for
uAs most wicked purposes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Tas CaoerA ws--A remnant Of this tribe 'ol
SJAetsAs AssseAsls sisil- esr .ewn. They ere d
quiet inonsnrtvs set sad The n,ra aud women
5dsk aliks, ha. ara nese, .ers drunk a, the a I'M
time. One sex invariably keeps sober to take
care Of the other while In i state of intosicaiicn.
Their manners and habi,s. arc peculiar and unsl.
tetable. Some time since W. gave 4 young man,
= ssis of elethss, and insisted % bis po,,ing them
on, hut the next dAy he Had assumed bis usual
2 scsnt dress prektins tha, his limbs should pre-.
serve their naked Independence. Wha, a .uhjee,
: fur contemplation are these jc,ni.savage-. once
the masters of the soil and even new considering
" in,tudtt., but induced BY fear, 10 curb the
proud spifit that would rchrl aaains, The asnres.
sions Of the white mail We never see Indian.
bu. We .6tsl.s desire 10 DO able to read their
thoughts. 10 jisie. the naughty ba, suppressed
fssliagse Of indinas'toa, which ma., agi,a,e them
when they md themselves curbea. restrained and
hep. In soljection by q ,ace WIN have monepo.
lissd the land VI, their fathers. How devoted they
ere 10 the custcnss Of their people. even unto
deathi A ahort time since, one Of tho pibe Of
Choctaws by the name OF Gro Washington, wa.
sentenced BY the nation to suffer death for the
rsFreitadon Of come crime, and the day was ap.
pointed one year from the time Of bis conde nina.
ton. The Doomed man walked abou, this place
ansaasdtd, unmatched, apparently unno,ieed,
but no eAa,t did he make 70 escape, though svety
opportunity was Of red. HIS s.3.fa-ser'n,ne
condemned him. and on the a Guns
SfHFE#@Ma ~ III 4z.Vsl ,t.v ha
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

our HtptesAafafiss iii ungyes- IS TIN lhbab
N.ois III his Di.tyiei, win no d,ub., .hats oul
pleasure In ps,esisins tbs. NJ Representative "
NE N stiaaa, assembly. hs. hNaypd c%yilarl and
abilities, gained HE srpfobs'ion and esteea' I"
ret.on. abroad. The fyllowiog remark. In relation
4 i, The Hon. r W CHM, We extract, from The
baltimore SUI.
Among the very few men that arc 10 he found
IN The house Of Representatives,, who may I've call.
cd independent, aud who dare A.. 10 aecofJa'te
| with the dictates Of their owl, coDscienrss, and
,bsy N. homes, impulses If their hearts, without
s.kips t,semis.ion Of party, std without ps', ,''a
t,k ov whs. effect thfit acts may haze o, :" h's
~ Democrat, tho Hon Thomas tbinn. Of Loiisi.
ana. tnsy b regarded ~ most conspicuous "pd
eminent. Mr. tl,ihn made bis first appearance
In congress a, The com hencen,eht Of tho present.
session, and had only held II from December t'n
February, when be notified the people Of hs dis
trio, tina, he si,oulJ decline remaining The 'ecipi-
on, Of theft favuts. AFTER the aspiration ni The 2eth
tj,n ,,ess, reI recommended tba, his successor
should he selected. The people whom he fep'es'
ent., sr,et expressing a deep '"gfet that be shou'd
tesnIvn to pbi, The pnblic sstsiee, accepted h's De-
rIeusj,p, and his successor IL already nominated
N, Chipn since he ha. held o seat 10 me
House Of Representatives, has been Distinguish
el for the b ,lduess and injependa'e o. MS Fo'
irs, and in two instances es''t'a a 's'f'esshess'
If marty denunrittj,u al cry OF faction which
has ,t,,.J him to ts Que Of the bol5vs' men OF
the day.
~, ,., .seasinn.. during The early days Of The
-,u.i,. d, the time that The Abpli,ionis.s we're
,,.sinu evsty possible %eset,i,n to sr, their ps,i
tons received aud read and when resolution aftet
trsnln,i"n was offered 10 rast tben into oblivion,
NJ Cl,inr. with a wisdom and . foresight, aud
a ~b,llness becoming The man, voted invariably for
their reception aud reference. con'erdina that VI
hey were referred and reported on. the Abolition
w,uld he silsuced. and harmony would be re
10 The county And Mr. CHIN. whilst
he gave The votes | t,fet TO-. was, and now IL a
lstsc slave holder
Mr. Chinn now, or al the end Of the Congress.
quits public life, and whyi Because be was Of
bt Store he came here, that d seas 10 Con
,te-s might confer honor upon himself and tefec,
" neti, upon bis children. He il not now Of
hat opinion. and The scenes he has witnessed
n the House. since the commencement Of the
,essivn. has satisfied him that this place IL not :
he one Whole civic hpnors are accumulated
rhe example Of Mr. Chinn, viii be followed
IN Informed. by others. now hpldins seats ia
he present Congress. and who have been dis
with The proceeding. Of this hoootatle
'cJy. .-.. ..t =..arr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

q Professor Espy has started for Englsuj.
Look cut fof accounts VI storms across The At
lantir. go. ..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

n The U . Senate recently refused to con.
The strongest reason urged againss designating
. day, was the unsettled state Of the boundary
question. e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

.BeLgium--The Government Of Belgium, IN
tend to appropriate 100000 francs for the Ell
enlargement, Of steam navigation between the
United States and that country.
The Bulletin is afraid that this close contact
with the Old continent, will c~ontaminate our
young Republic by 'too strong an infusion Of inc
viciousness aud ~terpitude Of the European world
You arc right Mr. Bulletin. Young people Ike
US, should be select in our company. EVIL COM
monications corrupt good morals We are sure
tina, your mother is not alarmed, when you are
out.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

u The Matches Courier of'ast saturday states
thai, : steam heat On Ere aud burnt to the waters
elsa. passed that city On the night Of the 18th
iass. No particulars were known. not even the
nama 0f fhe hQsi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

~ue Nil ys,srns frpn Buy.
~" r"'SeI'De kibed tates advertised
fpf sale IL a Shetid 80 hs. nsY.,
hid W David Rod -" 49,, ,hsm ~.
fscsived value in pyy., hy wi.
cept compelled by y tr.,ssh,ia n, tbs,,s,,
liam Written in 49,, a, ~, ,s,
for two hundred "'.s ~ trss,,s,v
cent per anoan ~. ,,.te drawn
1898, and paysbl a"a iav n w,Ilnta
=, +. |dtsd aud ferty tw6 doll
ta.s..a .''o b, with interest AZ ten
per cent until paid '"''''
payable ~ de,nad s.
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