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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

the dwelling Of one Of our citizens, At the hour o.
Midnight threaten 70 search his house for the paps
q suspected person, and under the fear Of thai
threat obtain possession Of them. The person intt
whose dwelling they thus intrudedh had perfect rieh
70 resist them, even unto DEATH and had they thus
fallen they would have only received the merited
ward of their sudacty.
Their subsequent assault upon the sheriff and forc
bic seizure Of the papers, though high offence fol
winch u to be hoped they will be indicted and pun
ished, are yet pardonabe IN comparison with their IN
decent and criminal violation Of the sanctiiy of pr
waite dwelling.
Besides these direct violations of the constitution
and laws, the time the and the circumstances
OF the investigation too clearly show that the object b
not an honest search for truth for the purpose Of pun
shng criminal offenders but TO collect facts and cir
cumstances TO lay before the public and create an
element In the hope of aiding the declining fortune
OF the political party to which these public functions
res belong The administration Of public justice i
thus prostuted and brought into contempt and this
last and best security Of the citizen annhated What
punishment ought an injured and indignant commu-
nifty to indict on such ofenders1 Certainly the ut
rsost severity ofthe law.
SINCE the preceding article was written we have
found in the Philadelphia Scntinela paper support
ing the national Administration, but, in marked
trast with its fellows, always maintaining its part in
the controversy with candor and honesty--the sub
joined remarks which, particularly applicable 70
the proceedings Of the Recorder and his Court, we
- ~--~N
We dare not suppress our conviction that in re-
lation to the New York affair." course Of investiga-
ton has been pursued which is as utterly subverive
Of all law and justice fraudulent voting can pos
sbly be. Are we correctly informed that selfcon-
ttuted and partizan court has taken parte tesmo
ny, eliminating gentlemen Of the highest standing,
with the view apparently not much to the prosecu-
ton q the indvduas the prostrion of the party
IN politics to which they Belonged And is il true
hat these ex pare statements have been scattered up
on the wings Of the wind TO every quarter Of the land
where no antdote could reach them Is il true that
cause like this has thus been virtually removed from
the jurisdiction Of the court to the Jurisdiction of
party on the eve Of most exciting election In the
name Of justice and Of heaven are these things truly
reported May the veriest wretch who robs or muir
ders his neghbor be tried in open court in broad day
light, before impartial and sworn peers, and must
charge Of fraud and subornation Of perjury at an cleo
ton be tried in grog-shops and highways, by heated
parti.ans, upon the ex parte evidence of newspa-
Persl
Our words may be perverted. We may be, as we
have often been, accused Of lukewarmness to party
so let it be, if loving party not less but Justice
more, subject us TO the reproach.--N. " Com
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LONG LIFE TO THE REPUBLIC!

lIoN1 LlF M ObAIOs
Noble Pennsylvania! Gloriously has she cast
off the shackles of Van Burenism, and come up
to vndicate her title to be the Key Stone Of the
Republican arch With one abutment in Maine,
and the other in Louisiana, and Pennsylvania
for the Key Stone, verify the building is solid,
enduring, glorious monument of that spirit which
binds together the States of the Union in one
united and ndissoluble brotherhood, and which
gives the world an earnest that they are yet true
10 the original principles Of the Constitution and
to the guardian genius Of America. The lorna
do of Peoples dreadful wrath has Frustrated
Loco Focoism forever in the dust The hydra
headed monster that has been breathing destruc-
ton upon the fair hopes Of the United States
for four years past is no more! The Bird Of
Liberty is loosed from his bondage, and the free
spirit of this land will now again bound forth in
gladness. Thanks-thanks-Pe
Now civil wounds are stopped--peace lives again;
That she may long live here, God say-Amen."
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
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Mr.. CLAY TO THE LADIES OF cINcIN
NATL
The Kentucky Statesman addressed the following
letter declining an invitation to attend the Hamilton
county, Ohio, Convention Of the LIST Of October

The Kentucky Statesman addressed the following
letter declining invitation attend the Hamilton
county, Ohio, Convention Of the LIST Of October
ASHLAND, September %, 1910.
LADIEs:-I have duly received the commune alton
which you did me the honor to address 10 me- on the
Sd inst and request your acceptance of my profound
acknowledgment for the sentiments Of respect and
confidence towards me which il conveys. Prior to the
receipt Of had been compelled, with much regret
70 decline accepting an invitation to tho Convention
OF the LIST of October, transmitted to me by commit
tee Of gentlemen of Cincinnati But, upon learning
your wishes that should attend it, resolved to make
new effort to md myself ofthe professional engage
ment which constituted the impedment to my leaving
home. accordingly went to town to-day for that
purpose, and am sorry TO be obliged to inform you
that neither get the cause the trial Of which is fixed
or THURSDAY, postponed, or my professional services
many witnesses have been summoned in ii, and both
parties are ready and anxious for trial My engage
ment to appear in II is positive and my client insists
mpon my falfment of It. Under these painful cir
cumstances, must throw myself upon your kindness
to excuse my not conforming to the wishes with an
expression of which you have honored me-
You are right ladies', in feeling and manifesting
lively interest in the issue of the great political struggle
OF which our country is the present theatre hope
the day will never come when American Ladies will
be indifferent to the fate ami fortunes Of common
country, fail rare and critical occasions, to de-
monstrate their patriotic solicitude in suit
able to the delicacy and dignity Of their sex
You are right, also, in my humble but deliberate
opinion, in the anxious desire which you entertain
for the election Of your neighbor and friend General
Harrison In that event, sincerely believe, is CON-
pretended the preservation Of the MORALS the purity
the prosperity, and the liberty of the Nation. And
who will say that when all these great interests
involved, the female portion of the Community should
look on, without emotion and without sympathy care
less whether their husbands their fathers their bro
theirs and their corrupt and impoverished
| slaves, pure and independent freemen
should have been most happy to have been able
in person. to have expressed these sentiments to you
and e-Psc;.iy to haye offered you my thanks and as
surances OF my gratitude for your endly and fatter
ing consideration fine. Situated az am, lean onl,
indulge the hope that, future occasion, may
be able to pay my respects to you, at Cincinnati
am, with the highest respect,
Faithfully, your obi servant
HI CLAY
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

NAvAL.--We learn from the Norfolk Beacon that
Commodore Jesse Wilkinson assumed the command
Of the West India Squadron on Wednesday, and
hosted his broad pendant on board the United States
ship Macedonian.
Commodore William b. Shubrck took command Of
the Norfolk Navy Yard and station Wednesday,
and hoisted his broad pendant on board the United
States ship Delaware.
Statutes were fired from the above ships and soop Of
war Concord, Capt Boerum, on the occasion.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

II The Cincinnati Republican copies the very
candid remarks Of the Philadelphia American Senti-
mel, ~. By eulogstic of Hon, w. G. Rives, and
adds
1--WE concur with the Sentinel in the opinion that
Virginia ought to be proud Of Mr. Rives and that he
is destined to higher Of public usefulness than
any TO which he has hitherto attained
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

~ II will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that the ladies Of this city, who
are associated under the name Of the Union
Benevolent Society hold their annual meeting
THIS EVENING. We earnestly commend the OBJ
jects of this association to the attention and
favor Of the public. The meeting, we learn, is
expected to be peculiarly interesting, and ad-
dresses will be made by several able and elo.
quent gentlemen.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

We have received letter from r. r. Collier, Esq,
Of Petersburg, Va addressed to the Republicans Of
that STATE reviewing the merits of the controversy just
closed, and urging upon the republicans Of the Old
Dominion the support Of Gen. Harrison. We trust
the sentiments the address yesterday respond
ed to in satisfactory manner. We have not room
for the publication
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03
0mnia Fata lAborant
--un0qus sub icfu
Sfaf gen,ls h,sna mum
OHIO COMINGi
HARRISON GOING BEYOND CORwIN.

Tunes ONFce, Wheeling, I
Saturday Morning, half past o'clock.
Sin by the western mail just arrived we have tbs
following items: M
Belmont Counfy.---In townships, Harrison gain
Corwin, %
Guernsey Counfy---In 8 townships Harrison
gain over Corwin, %
You see by this, that large was Cowin's majority
in Ohio. Old Tips win be greatly larger.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

Hon W. G, RvEs' speech in Caroline county on
the 18th Of October is described having been
able and successful. A correspondent Of the Rich
mond Wing is in raptures with it, Mr.. Riyes also
addressed the great Convention at Lynchburg, last
Thursday week. We observe that Mr.. Leigh, Mr.
Patton, Mr. Robertson, among the speakers, and
that the meeting was protracted' three days.
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THE MADIsoNIAN.

Is published every other day during the session oa
Congress, semi-weekly in tbs recess, and weekly
through the whole year.
TERMS:
Tr-weekly edition, per annum, Us 90
Weekly edition, per annum, 90
Weekly do six months, /: -; 90
Tri-weekly during the next session of Con-
grcss, IL; :s:: 90
Weekly during the same, so
Payment to be made in advance
Orders may be forwarded through members Of Con-
gress Postmastcrs, by mail post paid, at risk
THOMAS ALLEN.
Washington, Nov, o $780,
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RHODE ISLAND SENATOR.

The Hon. JAMES F. SIMMONS has been elected a
Senator in the Congress of the United States from
Rhode Island in the place Of the Hon. Nehemiah R.
Knight, whose term Of service expires the 4th of
March next
The selection has given general satisfaction to our
political friends
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

More Fraud.--A correspondent Of ours, writing
from Girard Erie county, Pa, says: Men were hired
to 60 to Grard at 10 shngs per day to spend 10 days.
and their expenses paid to and from Grard from Fay
ette by Loco.oco contractors" This is the way the
election was carried in Erie county the 18th inst
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03
MAINE.

The N. +. BouNpARy.-The Quebec Gazette of
Friday has the following extract Of letter the
movements of the N. E. boundary surveying expedi-
ton, dated
RvERE DE Loup, Oct. 20.
The whole of the American exploring party, with
Professor Renwick, at Lake Temiscouats ;
they pretend to have found out some highlands near
the 1oodelick Lake which adjoins Temscouata, by a
river ofthe same name
Captain Hawkshaw, r. E., and MIR. Harvey, (son
Of Sir John Harvey,) have just started in company
with Lieut. Broughton, r. E., one of the Commission
eIs--they are going TO Quebec for day or two. Mr.
Broughton at Riviere ouelle, which they have to
explore and then they close their abors for the win
ter
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GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY

WILLIAM PENNINGTON, the present excellent Gov
of New Jersey whose firm and patriotic admin
istraton the people have nobly supported was,
Friday last, reelected to that Office.
Charles q. McChesney was elected Secretary
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

tt TIPPECANoE CLUB.-A meeting of the
Club will be hello THIS EVENING, at o'clock, at
the Log Cabin.
VIM. COOPER, Jr. ss,r.,.,..
nov3 GEO. 8. GIDEON, !
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

The Frederick (Md) Wing Festival heM las
Wednesday was spirited affair. The Herald devote
five columns to rapturous description Of the scenes
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

Gen. DODGE has been elected delegate to Congress
from the Territory Of Iowa in place Of w. w. Chap
man
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

" No strength restrain it, no barrier detain II,
Whate'er may resist it breaks CALAMITY through,
And borne by its motion, as ship on the ocean,
Speeds on in his glory OLD TIPPECANOE."
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Benevolent Society will be held THIS EVENING,
Nov. 3, at o'clock, p M, in the Baptist Church,
Ninth street The public respectfully invited TO
attend. Addresses may be expected
By order, G.. A. WEBB, Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

On the issue Of the contest which commenced
on Friday LAST will depend, we sincerely believe,
the happiness and prosperity Of the American
People for years 1--WE might add, the cause Of
freedom itself on this continent aud throughout
the world. In the language Of the Roman
Poet
Omnia Fata laborant
------------un0qus sub icfu
Stat genus humanum."
''The fates and fortunes of all--the rights and
liberties Of mankind stand or fall on the result OF
this one conflict
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-03

M CRATE coAL,-2, 500 bush
lVl els Of the above Coal landing this day from the
schooner Good Intent, at Lenor's wharf For sale
low, iftaken from the vessel
nov 3-3t a. ehErhEhD'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18
goiinlcs Hcgfta.caNc Vic.

EFT SllsnPs AMER5 DU "A. M0FFAT.
N rs PiIit'cs dc Vie ont efaaonmecs ait,qi
i A par plusienrs indlviAus Foul ellie ont
san,G IA vie. Dams nne infintit 4 cas- lrur eff
caeItt a paru pressure m racn)ssc, PR IN e..
cutie qu'elics posse lent dc pufkr les organes
v'tauv c, de 'enr donner dn ~ Ct dc Ia Vi.
guetr. Ces f'u'es sont pnrctHt ct eatiere-
mcnt ~composccs de vGgGtaux; Yes re c~nnticn-
ntnt nj mcrcure. ~ arsenic. niantinoinc. nj
aucun aItre metal. Files sont Rates dc plan
ties rares. don't les vcr'us sont a,nues depnis
iong-tems DIES tribnts indicnncsf rece nfnent
dc qu~lIucs chinistes distinguas Tn de leur
plincipaux effets. est d d,tachfdcs parp;s d.
Pestomac les inpuretes qui sly kposert cont.
nuclIemcnt ct d. donner IN jllibre All f3;r
ct aux ponrnons, acsquels depJ la reeuiarife
dc piasicurs OF gancs.
Les Sirops Amcrs du FhrniH sont. a.ssi en-
tie composites lie veg .taL et sout nm
RENE l. inf,ll.iblc pos'r totites Eeces de fa.
vrcs nternittentcs lis chassens merc.re dn
systc ne, ct en- dstFu'sent arec 2 in2t:tsde les
mauy2;s ettets.
Dc plus amples dstails Sc II veet SIR les
prospectus aii accoppagHent esaiie boite et
chaGue b~onteiIfe de si-op.
L. d<p6t 1 Eaton Rouge esfstez B.. .Ioug-
ntS, Pasrnacien. q1i est char3ic "a vente de
mes Medicines ct chez qiion ahfra Sc prGca-
rer tout les lt'ai!s n3cessairss. D
I'm. IIoFfAT.
New York, Is septer5re 1ss i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

ssx. y ssrt+ ,t'tn rtdfs tsl'tlHotibta t'si, iss
4Iss Yfet+Fss iHii4 u Ettt 4 rtfnissp Vet f'tttfa
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fssr d.ts i. ,ilfa te fla,aii tpGEt.
fHFUl. ~ Jartief l44G,
ate httas atlntAi,ts Ia trr'aat ips ttftitt a'6s
stiisnmtes tHtHittuart -, ri'tft'iiinalt = I sn+
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tn ]tlntrrta 10 Istte, Il %e'tYttati y miles lie
Eitiu,. lungs. rlrftt NtUt ]ptsitni q 4tfss.
tsilV va IiusEa@tI 4ttiF ii.isiaiies te Il suttis
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trst It re b ito.taittis itti II pirt4tt etY ettant
~ Aarh&E5 III ii3&Aii#is ltt!a4
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ACADEMIC pE GRicoHS ps BATON
T.tl!1t!t+,

n .~AeAtrHtf ast ssifaea az ~ 10 stssssss
as NJ t'ttslisa alstheaisls - slttiatii', get aus
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tfhilHalIriH Ies y ttleit1tiuHs4 ft les "a ssfts Ri-
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Iist "a f4s lttpEttIH rtftfsa aftitlfs 81 80 10 .iasiit
IN. IiuitlibbHIis, p%rlnrjptli
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

aVia
~ AZ sois5'gh6 i ti,onlenr d'it form je ~.
Bile que son t~iatasin 81 pa, tiifstnf Il. assgrtt
lie to1s 1os articles eoneeftanf j'fpieerie.
In Glae,ert est Ben approves .ueds q. r.
s6ttssigsk invite les pefsonaes mi on. phabAa y.
dc 1f falre acat tsitiob Dc gface, den peeplrp
',he plhs granJr 1'antite que d'babtule, CO
1a' dssifnt bece saife pour ]top'enir er,te
bralcbc DE e. fn1terce don't Ii yente en- detail
esi tres tongue.
II mai 4tj . A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

Jn Sc seeesfa pms lie S6esfIiltioa nng IT oigs fuse
AIMEE. lie pffx he sgfStfrreHfHi est re SIX
~PiaaTRrs par aimee, dCs.t :sais pa gsbfss G'atap-
e. rt trois ag foErBsssrf fneFt Gnaderr5eY ffnfs-
Ire. Les perssnSss fGi par Hee Iaf on ~nrei.e,-
cue, jszsfaie5f ecHs@isab5- te fisctnfn, ~ Istr
Announcement. deyroHt en dnnn-f a.ts arafi Ia fn
de 'afHer ~ en- cGelra re. s!le. sercut rensj-
dsfas s cernsae II feHss reifsnt.
E-Lfs aVf@se saisfoHf cefa mani@re snfvar-
II, savotr: ! cs avs az. n.s1eedsfcGr fas teaz-
I.He4s on g9i serfn fHptadrss. se paierar, une
PasrsE poUr IL essiese1nserticn ct 5Gtsx7s
ponr clitaee Sstefittan; ies Avis pIas lores.
ssivraaf Ia mene rtgse.
Tont Avis, d mniSs qatea ne rordcnn~ arsre-
n'er', ssra public en Pfarcsis e, en- Ass'sis, =,
Paye .er ehaeane d-s deax lsngn-,z jssra'a -
auii soft rr.ifss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

.HN. SOriet".
~ BROOKS ayant achcts I'int"rtt de Mr..
/, ntn,ker dams lie moulin a vaneur. les afai.
res du dit moulin scront Il l'avenir continues
sous Ia raison dc Dewey & Esrooks, qui sont
r-ets 4 remplir toat ordsc pour du bois dc char
pcnte>
lis sont chargts de Ia liquidation dos ancicn-
nes sfair,s Gn moulin.
q. DEWEY.
L. BROOKS.
I ( yuip ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18
4 Wis

H AVIS
ii ~ soussgne Went de rccevoir IN ~aasorti.
mcnt dc noov les Marcl,andi.es. proprcs a IN
sails n, CONSTANT en- ~levttcs 81 habits de mer;.
nos, do. do. dc circassien ct lie bo,nI,szip; IL.
sitcs ct habits dc toIc ct de percaic; giiet,
roads lie toile bruno ct de pcrcalc; pantalons
de metros ct dc circassien, do. de I. lie b,,u.
che ct br Ine, do. dc coutiI blanc ct brrn. do.
lie cotton simple; chsmiscs de cotton rave. r.
de perca!e; ct IN assortment cornpict d. ves-
ties a'att, de chapcanx fins b!ancs et roirs tic
RisssIe; aussi IN assortment adlitionpef de
Marchardises s~schcs, scIIes pour les Games ct
les cava!iersi verrefie. faIcnce ct qs,incainerie.
NJ. SLOAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

l.. II Taenf.Q eontinarra prttr soi propre
eamptc lea ~ait,res CONNIE par le pass, 4 eoti
HI lnagasin de James hansker il ~soii,cttc l.
patronage dc ses ANS ct dt public en- Gsnsral.
Is Nov. 10.
b.NN magaain Ct A srnttra par 'f sn1he'gna AZ
MA masasin ncr,pe par M. Ni",rtta. pes E
mnfchA ~ his, ct deni his. do Nhiskrv, , hi. de
Farinc haichc, 50 bits. do tfaisse, ct II tHu7t de
Batsts. A. NOATAN.
d mai Ii
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b!aues. bias Nc rotor, rotor nfbf6 lie rgotea,. aatt.
'.~ ."rt~.+r.t ia a4as-htsacz in Lfsi15 ,eafau Gtalf.
Rnuts dc so,f isrtrs si b afrs Burr danes. tg H.
capt6n, 2affs de sGieN6its getr hhpaHss. cragary4
tojrss, h,nnelIcs de Canton. 81 III Pfrsede fnaIsnf
GiouritoJsd s ~ che de i0od,as, sD;f ttoi, a cbpfltr.
10 - f%ntlrpt. t6ifr bruno. cnfbnnitje. ~ratjrbts Af
HHEjfJ-~ tfstek 80 ttjie bfnpe, blanche, e1y,
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peau Dir cJetieuit M, babjtsh ne mrfipGs, 10 q. 81.
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bIarctsg 1T te ~rodteaY.
CH3PE3bX ET SOULTERs--fhsesao4
de N"sf'r, 80 ,Gtr2, do sole, ID poor les enGaua.
u" pohfi les j@"nes gems rasqae fes IL pear, bot;es.
dn prfnelle poef 'iJtasnes. bsoiegaas pg1, hon
mes, do poar frnlnes, do taafaiiGia ayee o. SINS
ts.nna, 40 I"nf ie ~safants. patitorffs pouf dunes.
s,HFq,ins do. escerUu ct gaaf0nfss.
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RIO ~hefaamot, no jasseDtine, DO riiel, 10 m,fsc. d.
cologne, saxon RE creme 3 asrte, ha,i.1 t,ogrs RI
d'antiene. ~peigues, do de csst, do braziltnn. bros
ea a tsuis.
F3LNCES-As>jates h soupe eta line. fas.es
4 tho ct sooconpes, renea nneais carnefes, pot..
ho!s, IN bel asSotin,en, de piats, yefres a lsmpcs.
f,rb,arieri- &c.
GEOCERIES-Caa de Ia lIavare. eec,e. to
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cagentl.h, c"tHEun do; amifon, ind 20. tofyte.
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Observation-Disclosures aux r, toarrbe,tes
de tatae, ooHtfanx d- porha, n,a,.iina a csf,. Relies
ct pincee, p1Htrf, ,lafrb. barres Ne ftsmb. c!oge4.
~c"l.a'Ts- goEfs. ptHtpt-s. bauee Gs fer, - les, rnr
dies he pure Fl gondrnErces. cifarfues. fsafhqs. mar
iea"E, as. igd-s p'Hr p"issors Grs an-3Es aGruf
en- vr"te aHz conditions !es p'ns rtr orrab9es.
.seare.ett.a as das1itee eutiefemepta teurrou-
mefc", lis mcf'feftaiiss patronage d. p,,btic rai Ieus
a ere deJf 81 sanesessen,ent arcnr!c.
8 mars i BA3l. E TaUDrAT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-18

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