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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-16
CORREsPOEDENCE OF THE PILOT.

COttSE1SPONDENCE OF THE PILOT
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Dee Is.
The Senate, after after doing as much business
as ever recollect in the same given time, was
the scene of as animated discussion as l have
listened to for long time 1t grew out ofthe re-
solution offered yesterday by Mr.. CLAY, instruct
ing the Committee on Finance to repeal the
Sub-Treasury law. Mr. CLAY opened the field,
and was followed by Messrs. WRIGHT, CALHOUN,
ANDERSON, HUBBARD and ALLEN.
A substitute was offered by Mr. ALLEN, which
was ordered to be printed, and the whole matter
lies ON the table for the present.
l cannot give you even an abstract of the
debate.
Tomorrow, Mr.. WEBSTER will open on the
finances.
MIR. CALHOUN spoke in manly and noble
manner, saying that if Hsrrison's administration
was what it ought to be, viz; retrenchment and
economy, and keeping within the spirit of the
Constitution, it should have his full and hearty
support
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"Ihe most important parts Of KENT's Com
MENTAMEs reduced to Questions and fms
teers, By ASA KINNE: second edition: Is the
title Of work for sale at Cushing s Bro
Tiers
1t is neat volume of 240 pages, printed on
good paper, and well bound in calf The au-
thor, in his preface to the first edition, says: SIT
will be seen that the present work is intended to
be a companion Of, and not substitute for, the
Commentaries themselves, and it is obvious to
the most superficial observer that it does not
contain all that is necessary to be known of the
original; on the contrary, its object is to assist
the student in the perusal Of the Commentaries.
The compiler has found the manuscript to be Of
mealculable benefit to himself in the progress OF
his studies, and the advantages which he has
himself derived from it, he now wishes to extend
to his professional friends, and to the hterati in
general"
From this it will be seen that the author an
ticipated only that his labors would benefit HIM
self and the profession; but the sphere OF their
usefulness has not been so circumscribed. Care
fully arranged, with an index and glossary. it
is not only valuable book of refe, ence to tn.
student and the practising lawyer, but, as we
are informed, has been also introduced into some
oil the public schools, where it cannot but prove
o. great utility. The work has met the appro-
baton oil the most distinguished jurists in the
United States, and, among others, of Judge
Story ard Chancellor Kent himself. The best
guarantee OF its utility may be found in the opn-
Ion OIL tne latter, expressed in letter to the
author from which the following is an extract
"Ne''- York, Tug. 27, 1910.
Id, dear :j sIa,-l am much pleased with the
ability, fidelity, and accuracy, with which va,,
have stated the answers as arayyo fo,,, ~
approve of the work, and wish il success: for for
think 1t is wen calculated to facilitate and
promote the study and diffusion Of The elemen.a a
ry principles of constitutional and ran,;s;,al
law embodied in the Commentaries, pa
JAMES KENT.n
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TRNIDAD.-Bya return OF the produce ship
ped in each of the last seven years, we observe
that the falling off even in this new and fertile
colony, has averaged upwards of 1909 hogsheads
sugar-the amount exported in 1884 being 25,-
400 hhds-that in 1910 only 1900 The def
cheney for the lastyear is upwards Of 1900. In
the cocoa and coffee crops, however, there ap-
pears to have been very little variation.
The number OF emigrants arrived during the
past month, September, was 1O2-making the
whole number from the list of January, ?, 4OS
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, JOHN n. BRADENBAUGH, OF
the firm of Chauncy Brooks Co, in the 36h year of
his age
At GEORGETOWN, d. c. on the 18th inst, Mrs. ANNE
JONCHEREZ in the 9th year of her age, rect of the
late Alex. l.. JoHcherez Esq
In Newport, Charles county, Md on the Sd instant,
THOMAS AMERY, in the6lst year of hs eye.
Suddenly of apoplexy; on the evening of the % INST
Miss JANE LLEWELDYN KEY, daughter of Jsdse
Key, of Prince Georges county, Md.
On the 18th inst at her residence in Stafford county,
Va. Mrs. SARAH F, TALIAFERBO, IN the 4Sth year
of her age.
At New Salem, Mass, Mrs. AZULAH BARRING
TON, aged SO years.
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support.

OHIo-The Ohio Legislature convened on the
Sth inst, at Columbus, and on the same day re-
ceived the Governors Message. It is long
document occupying some eight or nine columns.
The principal subject discussed by the Govern
or, are the banks and the currency. He is thor
oughly ahard money man, and would restrict
all banking institutions, if he permitted their
existence at all, to issues corresponding to the
amount Of specie in their vaults. The public
debt of the state is s14,SO9,477 Ii; the amount
due turnpike companies upon which no interest
is payable, is S1,0S4,721 16, leaving debt up
on which interest has to be paid, of Sl3,724, Is;
IS, the total amount of revenue this year, i;
$500 ,499 IS; the amount OF bills redeemed al
the Treasury, P222, 40Y 70, and the amount
transferred to the Canal, and State Common
School funds, s72,6S3 81; leaving balance in
the treasury of gil, 407 81; the total amount OF
the State, Common School fund, is S2S6,200 OIL;
the total amount of the tolls, fines and water
rents, the onseveral public works, after deduct
ing repairs, superintendent, and award of
damages, is set down at S354,7s1 81; the audi
tor is doubtless vely correct man, if we may
Judge from his report. His accounts are not on
ly kept in dollars and cents, bnt he goes down
to nills. These we have omitted in adopting
his figures.
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MARRIED.,

Washington, on the 9Th inst, JOHN a. NJ. DUN
CANSON, Esq ofthe Trearury Department, TO Miss
MARTHA DUNCAN, daughter of the late John N.
Mouder, Esq.
AT Mrs. General Pixies, in Browne county, Ky, Mr..
JOHN HUNT, Of Lawrenceburg, Ia, to Miss ZEBU-
LINE A. P. HARRIS ON, grand daughter of General
Harrison.
Breckenridge, JOSEPH G. HOLWAY formerly of
Sandwich Mass to Miss CHARL oTTE JANE HAN
Ma, OF this ci y.
On Sunday evening" 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.. KEEP
Ter, SAMUEL AULT, ir, TO Miss MARY JANE Will
LIAMS, all of this city.
On Sunday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Coffin, GEO.
:. MOORE, to Miss SARAH JANE ALLEN, beth OF
BAltimOre county
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RECIPRoCIrH-A series Of resolutions has
been introduced into the Georgia Senate for in
structing the Senators, and requesting the Re
representatives. Of that State IN Congress ''to use
their best efforts to have alaw passed at the en-
suing session of Congress, to tax all French
wines, silks, and brandies, in proportion to the
duty they lay upon our tobacco in their ports"
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND

The New York Herald Extra, contains three
days later news from England, received by the
packet ship Columbus, which arrived at New
York on Sunday. We copy below some inter
esting particulars in regard to the War in Syria.
From meetings held at Manchester on the sub
jet of the corn laws, it appears that this ques-
ton is to be again agitated The markets re-
rsain in about the same condition as at the date
of the sailing Of the Great Western. The
speech of the French King has had the effect to
reassure business men, and to dispel the,fears Sc
long entertained of general war in Europe
The signal success of the British and Turkish
expedition in Syria, will have the effect, no
doubt, of causing Mehemit Ali to abandon en-
tireiy his Pretensions to an independent SOW
reignty, and thus relieve France from her as
sumed position of protector Of the Pacha's
claims.
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FLoUR.-The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
OF Tuesday last says: 'A very heavy quantity
of -four is in store, part of which only is OF
sale. From careful examination we are ena
bled to present the number of barrels held by
the respective houses, amounting in the aggre-
gate to over Al 200 barrels"
The quantity of -four received at Albany
through the season of navigation is stated in the
Albany Evening Journal at 1,355,603 barrels.
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The Cincinnati Advertiser has placed the
name Of Mr.. Van Buren, at the head Of its CO.
lumns, as the next candidate for the Presidency,
and calls upon all the Democratic pauers in the
country to follow its example. The Republican
says that the editor of the Advertiser was pre-
viously closeted- several hours with the Hon.
Thomas H.. Benton.
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81" The obvious definition OF Monarchy,
saws Gibbon. seems to be that of State, in
winch single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the ere
etttion of the lascs, the management Of The re-
ven,e and the command Of the army"
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Ertract Qfa Letter from Waghington:

ono one as yet processes to know who are to
be the new Cabinet, although the impression
prevails here that Mr.. WEBSTER can be Score
tary of State, if he desires it. Many of his
friends urge him to go into the State Depart
ment
1t is believed that Mr.. CRTTTENDEN will be
Attorney General, and BIr. Ewing of Ohio,
Postmaster General Mr.. DAWSON of Georgia,
and Colonel ToDD of Cincinnati, have been spo-
ken of for the War Department.
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observation-disclosures Story of Baltimore
BY the -assthor Of the "svRoRDlsArE,n No. 2,
has just been published by Messrs. knight &
Colburn
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A GOOD cup OF COFFEE.

FNNHOSE Who are fond Of a good cup Of Coffee,
n are requested sry the Patent Coffee Cleaner an
article which has been in general use in most of the
Northern cities for masy years past and has givon most
general satisfaction TO all who have used it, it is BESIDES
more economical than any thing heretofore used, and
more handy to use-pTice l24 cents box, for sale
wholesale and reVail, by
WIN. J. VAN NESS, Grocer,
Centre Market Space.
deI5 MAV2u
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WESTERN pORII MARIxET.

We learn froH the Cincinnati Chronicle ofTuesdsy,
that considerable sale of Lard was made in that city
on Thursday last at u cents and that sales of Hogs
limited extent continued 10 be made at "a 90. Also
that about 5000 hogs had arrived the day before from
Indiana but from the unfhvorabe state of the weather
for killing there had been ne sales made
The Madison (Ia) Banner of Wednesday, also Says
Our Streets slaughter yards, and wO are told the roads
back, thDnged with fat pOrkers coming here ohaY
their tRroats cut. Prices are about we named last
week. from "a to "a 25, and perhaps 81 50, for a very
choice lot The Cincinnati Gazette quotes hogs ar
rivng in considerable quantities, prices ranging from
to "a 50 per hundred pounds
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SUPER BLACK DIAMOND BEAVER
- CLOTH-Reeeived this day, Super Black Dia-
mond Beaver Cloths; super extra blue Diamond and
Plain, Diamond and Fancy Cassimeres; assorted heavy
black and blue black Genoa Vtlvets, Merinos Cash
mere and Valencia Vestings &C. at
BEALE H. RICHARDSON'S,
do loo and I73 Baltimore st. near Charles.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Tuesday, December 18th, 1910.
Report Of inlerments in Ctty Of Baltimore, for the
iresk, ending (honddy) morning, vis:
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INSTRUMENTATION STORY OF BALTI-
IA MORE, by the Author Of the " StJordinaten Mum
bers l and Of this Story have been published by
knight Coburn and for sale the principal book
stores in the city de Is
~ UNCAN's PATENT MECHANICAL LAMPS.
NJ very superior article, giving much or more
light than two common Astral Lamps. few Of the a.
boye just receiV cd and for sale by
CANFIELD q BROTHER,
de l6 corner Of Market and CHARLES SIS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MARKET-Doc. ".

Asurs-soles of Pots at IS u.s. very htao doing IN
Pearls.
CoTroN-The stock is so low that holders are cnz-
bled to obtain a shade higher rates
FLOUR Holders are asking S. for Common brands
The market is little frmer.
Corn is held little higher, and new has advanced
Sales at 81 50; old 81 a So
ous-A sale of English Linseed has been made
70 cents
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G(REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
0H- BELLE II. RICII.aR DSON has hand
large assortment of Fail and Winter Goods, which he
is selling off at very reduced prices AS the sea
is advancing, he will offer his web selected stock
at prices which cannot fail 70 please.
On hand, Cloths OF all shades and qualities, from To
Sl0; Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, Flushings, &c;
Fancy Cassmeres Cassinets, ,kenlucky Jeans, Elan-
nes, Blankets Canton Fanncls, Ticking, large as
sornent of English, French and German Mern0s, Yes
tings Domestic Goods, black ground Calicos; BrOche
Mehno, Thibet Wool and SIX Shawls; Mouseline dc
Laine figured and plain Silks and Satins; Bombazines,
Gloves, Hosiery; ribbed Merino Shirts, Linen Cambria
Handkerchief Irish Linens, with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
BEALE H. RICHARDSON,
dis No l65 and l73 Baltimore st near Charles ST.
JOHNSON HELEN,
ATTORNEY at Law And COLLECTOR,
WASHINGTON CRY.
Db ONNET BOARDS
Ed 80 gross blue ard white; II do super white just
''''' TURNER, WHEBLwRIGHr & NUDGE,
d. South Charles st.
OmM BOXES 1, 3, TIN PLATES
SVBVP approved brands; so whole boxes l4N10
lc TIN, for roofing in store and for sale By
de BROWN & WILSON, 81 5 Frederick st.
ED UBBER OVER SHOES
HI cases Mems Rubber Over Shoes,
sale by TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s NUDGE,
d. South Charles street.
IT INsEED OIL, &C
MA 70 bbls Linseed OIL, warranted pure and in Ane
order
1880 gals English Linseed in bids. Of 100 Bushels
each.
1880 gals Refined Whale OIL, for sale by
BROWN s. WILSON,
dee No 50 s. Frederick st.
" G sale By '''' ''' BROWN Ps s' WILSON, III
do 50 :. Frederick st.
NEANTLE CLOCKS.-CANFIELD & BRO.
I'VE have lust opened large assortment of Gilt, Ala
bastcr, anu Ebony CLOCKS, of the uewestpatterns,
which they offer very reduced prices, wholesale and
retail .Icorn0r of Market and Charles streets. nos
TAT EVVYY INSPECTED BEHRING'S
II barrels SHsquehanna Herrings, of very superior
ualy, now inspecting, for sale low from the wharf.
SELLmAN * CROOK,
d. Corner of South & Pratt streets.
SACK SALT-lOOO sacks Ashton's Factory filled
- fine Salt; 1909 do Liverpool G. Alum.
SEILMAN & CROOK,
dI Corner of South s. Pratt streets.
AROLAsSEs-lOO hlds Malanzas MOlasses, COED
| I'VE. quality for retailing, for sale low bv
SELLMAN & CROOK,
| d1 Corner of South & Pratt streets
NMN SACKS LIVERPO OH DGR
| Il GESD&| ALUM SALT. Fer sale by
SEIiLMAN s. CROOK,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
DES Laos.

le lac suptrieur a 400 miles de long,
50 miles de large, 900 pieds de profon.
deur, ct content 50 miles CARES.
lie lac Michigan a go miles, de long,
10 miles de large, 1000 pieds de prof.n-
deur et518 pieds liz dessus da fux de III
meF.
Green By a loo miles de long, 20
miles de large, ct contien. 1000 miles
cares.
lie lac Erie a $40 miles de long, 40
miles de large. $40 pieds de p~r"fodeur. ct
il content 5000 carries. II a $50 pieds
audessus da Aux de la mer.
LIE lac 81. Clair a 20 miles de bong
IA miles de large, p pieds de profandeur.
ct II content 5000 miles cares. II a $40
pieds au-deesus du fax de Ia mer.
On compfe que les laos anr9ficains
confinement 400 miles cubes d'eau, plus
de Ia moiiis des caux douces du globe,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
COUR %DEsIsTRfCT.

TE@ ~H@ z
In process des rs singuIiers a ete
juge hier par Ia Coute District en- eette
vile. Mr.. l.. T.enIy pnme marie 9. par
con~eqnent expose Il yi%cis.indes con
jugsles, ciiait en- juste Mr.. P. Waie pour
avoir seduit IN femmet r6ciamat com
me dommnges noe snne dc dix mill,
piastrest NJ. Sewer, a,cat du demandeur,
a fat valoir les drolisc son client aver
beaucoup dc di~cerHeen, ct avec auta ut
d%'tloqucnce qa'on peuea deploycr dams
IN aHaife deco genredais m~aIhsprcase.
me"t pour le mari o'age. lie jury n"
pas pris en- c~onsidfruth inutes ies cir.
c%ons,ances aui mtlitaia en- "a faveur; Ic
sort d'un mari tromp.qui reclnme dix
nile p'astres comme tx de son desson-
neur, ne Ia pas enu. apre, quelqnes
ins:ants de dehberat oil a rendn IN yer
dict condamnant Ie defdeur a sir cents
de dommages ct aux frs. On nous az
sure QUEEN homme d'ho,onr, Mr.. P Vale
a pave immfdiatement, in~tkgraleaent
lie mon,ant dc ramcndea laqucl.e IL ve-
matt d'eire condamn@.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
Baton Rouge, 81 Jon $40.
tyfraiis Mr. rAbsihe.
Flats UNSET MEx1QUE.

~ az
Nous lemons dc H'me soafee que les
cemHissairos 1T a5ruomes charges de
detsrminer IN Iigns ti dd,t sepsref le
,erfiteire dos Etats D1s dc tsIai du Tex.
rs; ont commence bus travaux i Fem.
bouchdrs do IN rt~st4sSat,iae, en- mtr, lie
81 mai defnieF, vi h2ifs oot determine
ce.te ligne tsqa'ad3se. de9fe Do latitude
nord en- splvnnt Ia W. gagcHs do Ia Sa-
binr. Les astfond1 ts tenient d%Etermlner
etactemeni, antantIdae posslbIs, le 32e
dfgft d'abfe. .TobstsstiJn Ct lmstjae ce
point important sert df,ormlne i IL satls-
faction dss deux pIiies, ~ p,nfsuivra le
trace du m6rIJieh 4 altant vers Ia rivlsre
rouge.
Cepenlant il estAdeux aae &c travail
s'avance bsaucopp dus AIMEE, 4 cause
DO IL saison avanee4t DE- l'epoisssdtent
des fonds aGectes aEene operation par
suite De I'interminsk dIscnssion ds IL
question soulsske pr les commlssalres
TeNens.
Depeis la dEcisionie cettc question ie
travail a fapidemcnt avanck, p"is1ue Ia
Iigoe est dffniiiycsen. tracte sur uue
lonaueur de plas det0O miles,
NJ. George W. sfytb cat nonmt com,
missaire dn Teas y remp.aeemeat de
as-ars RI ant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

com DU TROTsTEWE DISTRICT.
PAROlSSE EST BATON ROEGE.

6os -
~ q nom At par l'autorite De fEfat de In
a. Loais,aiie ct Dis Ia dlss Goaf~-sALor.
Qae tories les pefsonrdss 1ns celia pept eoncer-
ner sacheet, qas sur Ia petition ct Ia pr'e,e de
Georgs W. Chrtstiuei resultant dams la parorsse e.
Fiat sesdtts, mainfensaf ptopfietsire ct possssseur
lie bouns foi de Ia ~3fnps6t6 suivsnIe, sa9o'f: IN
Terrain stt,d dams cefte partie de II 4'tis de Ba.
Ton Rouge, dtpisee par T.. Beaaregard. ct desisse
sur lie plan par lie No " de- Pilsf 26, ensemble
agec t6ates les bl isses IT aoa6liasatiofs on sy
tfonvept. La pr priSt6 ei~dessas dseffte y etc
aehetes par le da gsorge W. Christine, q inc
' ente putt,que fsite PM Ausost,n Dnpiahtler sh6.
riff ae Ia Paroisss d'Fst Baton Rouge, lie v'nat-
seyt Maj E'snoee de no,rs seigrsur mil hut cent
ensfants, go VERT, de ptaries fitdefer, Jottos
sdrssse Az dit Shsfif par phonnrable Coer d.
Tfoisiams District de Ia paroisse Ell Eat s'sdtts,
contfe esbieps nsob,iiers ef imstobiliers DE Ma
than B. L,add ct Morgan Morgan, a Ia feuneie de
Joks w. B,riy es Lsdd ct Morgan Morgan, No.
24J4 des feyistfes de la ai,s Couf. sals's 1T zen
d,s CONNIE II est iii ci dessus, pour s~attsftife ="
~ingemsnt. interess ct frsis dams le process ci-dessu'
sf IL dit Geofgs W Christine en- est devenu Fac
du6fsur pour lie prix lie onze cent p~iastfes.
Je, Manuel Moreno, Dtpate Grehfef, re II
Cour du Tfoisiame District Dud,eiaire, dans e'
pour IA Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge, Fiat de Ia
Louisiana. Al rrm ct par Fanforits du dH Fiat ct
de Ia dite tour. Ell eopfofn,s,nent anx ciai'sss d'uf,
scte ds Ia Legislators de IN Ionjatanr- initiate,
"Aetsl orr co,,h fJnsr les tires des sentsfe"rs atts
seHtes jndicjaires,'' Approve le W Wars M.
1891 al aeeosde st accards par ces presentesf Get
te m]oaite., pregsLsnt ct sommaat to"s ce"z al
penvs"t avo'r ~qusiases droits on pt6ten''ons ~
terrain et amsj ior rtiens eide sstis aecptts, en- con-
seauente dc manaue de forme dane Fordfs, le 10
eret oa le Iuge mept lie II dite Com. d'apres leGnel
la lite VeBte di tsrrain Ell authorizations srisdits 4
efs f.tft 50 dit Gsofge w. Christine, Oh poaf tout
auffe irffgyiarite on ~illesalite dans Pcs %i'nation,
i'sauorce, on daos 10 temps, Ia mode Oh Ia tes'ne
de Ia 9ente, on pour toat autfs defaut nueIconqac,
d'apntr 4 dfdptre Ieprs raisops dams les tfsnte Jonrs
qui saiVfont lie Jour daas leqnel cetts Inon'tl6n ct
insoree poiH IA prem;6ts fois dams Ies feu'l'es pr
~nfiques, popfqnol Ia dits vente ANS fate, CONNIE
i est s%pstfit, nc setait pr eonfrners refpoIoguee
ct rentue Iesensent 6pal De cbtta Cow.
t~tt~t Atasi do,,ad. aeetrd6 falt
f" ! t 4aas II de GEst Baton Rouge, ts
zAgs.t IL JON A. D. mil b,,it cent qnassnte.
Femou,, PHon Isaac Josnsoa, jass de n"src
dife Couf.
VI. MORENO, Depate Gsefies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Des ~lettres ct journapx de Lima, en-
date du lS mars %anaoncent que les klec-
tons pour la p~residence ont kte troubIses
par IN coup d'Etat du President actuel,
Gam urru. Voyant que les votes Go la
principle paroisse de Lima etaient en-
maiorite pour lie general La fuenie, candi.
dat de poppnsition, Gamatra a envoye 80
hommes deguisses ct armes qui ont brise
l'urne electorate, ct arrete dix OIL douze
des electeurs de Popposition, parmi les
queIs fgusent deux tnembres du Congres,
inviolabIes, d'apres la constitution: LIE ID
mars, les personnes arretees ont etc tout
supplement misses i bord dune goalet:e, et
expeilees dams rAmerique Cenira!e, GU
eIIes sont decIarGee ba MES.
LIE misistre Boliyien reGn rordre de
gutter lie pays dams huit jours, ce qui
equiysut ! une declaration de guerre.
Courier des Etafs Unis,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
INEENDlEs A NEW 4

fyae Ell j New York, do 80 mai 1859
al % mai 1910, cent 1aatfe vingt donze
ineendies; &c qui fait, ferme moysn. IN
ineendie par thsooe qnafabte hut henres.
Sur ce nombre o6 soht, d'apf6s le rap
poft Hes commissaires; FBuvre d%'incen1
dates; 90 ont CD lea par accident d.
paf Negligence. ct 7 par des causes qui
rs sort pms dtsigntes. IN valepr DIES
pfocri4 81 EST ds ftois millions deVf efnf
Uihyt einq mile qtatte teat neeJ piastres,
ct Ie montant des assurances de S2,9s".-
$40. e'e~,.aedrs plus des septebnlt'1 mes
dss psrtes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Cour da Troi-ieme Observation-Disclosures
Est B3ton Rouge.

Cour da Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
Est B5ton Rouge.
Pis,rs Lafton, Tresorier,
u Nc. 2JIJ
Cnnatance Roct.on Duplanfisf.
UNN vertu Dun w,is de saisie Ell de- ven,e a moi
IL adrsssd PAT PHon Couf iii TroisIen,e Dis
tsict de Ia Paroisse ct Fiat ri dessos, ii sera expose
en- ven.e pubiiqae,
sAMEDI, Is Julie, 1870,
a Ia Watson de ca de Ia wife ne fason Rouge.
aux Esures oriinaifes des vrnfes, tons les iroits, ii
tres, iuterets ct prefentions de Ia defenderesse,
Constance Eocaon Duplantier, dams et pour Ia pro.
pfiete ~ci-apres deerIte, SAVIOR:
Deux TERRAINS, situke dams la Vile
de Baton Rouge, dams cette psrtie de
la vile, diviste en- t~errains par Richard
Devalj, decide, designe sur lie plan par
les Nos. / ct & de l'flet M. 8, ct for
mant Tencoignure Nord~Ouest des rues
Lafayette ct Florlde, ensemble avec
tontes lea batisses ct authorizations qui
sly trouyent.
Saisi pour s~atisfaue au Jagrment e; aux ffa's du
process ri -dessua.
Cepdlt;ons-AH Compliant.
20 juin-i9 P. A. ALkER- Coroner.