davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1840-08-15
ed himself as every American should fel. As

ed himself as every American should fel, as
having an interest in The political and hli-
gious welfare of all. On the subject Of II,
ridiculous farce which is to be played off iu
our village on Saturdaysnexi, Mr.. Whicher
characterized The whole as TOO unbecomlng
and IMMORAL TO be counsshaced by u chris
tian community and faithfully warned his
people to beware lest they should sin by
putting their hands To the unclean thing
IL sand he, "a president Of the United States
cannot be elected by any other means than
by drinking hard cider and raising log cab
ms woe to our free Institutions! they are
los, torever!r As a proof that hard cider
was freely used to promote political enthu-
siasm, he read an extract from a religious
newspaper, giving an account vi is free use
at several places where log cabins had been
iaIsed, and of the enthusiastic feeling it pro-
duced. And he might have added the ex
ample furnished by Gen Harrison himself,
who, while making his speech at the late
celebration Of Fort Meigs, looked around as
If for some water, when the cry was raised;
gire The general some hard cdr! This was
done much to The Satisfaction of the multi
MI. Whicher conten led that the effect
was serious in It's consequences, inasmuch it
had a direct tendency to credte drukenness,
and add TO the number of that unfortunate
to a fearful extent, which, said he.
every christian, who sought the glory of
God IN whatever he should do ought firmly
and cautiously to guard against"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28


ma. EDtT0As Two weeks sss.cc, sent you
. cominuaication, II feiA,ian 10 ! discourse Dc.
lseted BY Mt. Finley q : Camp meeting In this
Parish, which wss assured had caused feelings
Vt disgust amongst those WIN heard him. - his ian
snass was calculated 80 szci1s disconten. and i'm
suboIdinasion amongst : certain class Of oui pop.
uIasiSn.
lhsse since read "a the Courier Of New Orleans,
that The editor Of that paIef, had been assured "
I s%entlen'an well acquainted with The Reverend
Nvaeit Finley shat The article contained asasr-
tlsns ssains. him which are not true.
il would sffa1d me much p:rasuic 10 be con
s@incss that ths ssssrtions are not huc, bit il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
SYNDIC SALE.

pursuance Of an order from. the hon. the Jude,
= Of The Sd Judicial District, III the state OF Lnu.
isiana; 1 shall proceed and sell at public ~anctiou
on lhc premises, in the parish Of East Baton Rouge
on Tuesday the ID Of December, 1870, the fol-
owing Property, abandoned to my creditors, vtz !:
500 acres Of land, more or less, situated IN he
pas;si, Of fast Baton Rouge, about ID miles sootf,
East from tie ies n of Baifas Isouge, on tho wate,s
OF Bayou Manehars $40 acres are open and 10 a
hne state ior ultivation-,here is upon the pre- m
ses 2 comfortable dwelling house, good gin, and
all necessary buildings for a plantation.
Alsn-The follow ing negf, slaves-Wilson.
b,iiy, Ned. Mary. Sam. Minor. Jacob, little Bill,
Y. Sandy. Elizabeth, Jim, Morris, Pete, Alex
Polly, Philis aud Jane.
AIso-six horses, 2 males. and about so head
2. nofnea sa.lle. fosa, wagon, cant carriage and 4
variety Of fafming utensils.
Also q quantity efcorn and fodder.
ief'ns Of sais-The plantation and negro Jane
will pc sold OF a Credit Of fifteen months. and other
prope1ty on a credit of /, 2, and 3years.
ne purchisers required 10 give personal securi
y, ana Q moitgase upon the property rurrhased.
Alex SMITH.
nov q 1870 al Ds6Aitivs Syndic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
row % ls40 4s
PROBATE SALE


WMJILi. b. so'd a. pnblis ale on Tuesday III,
w s9si, OF Decsmber is49. the following de-
seribed property belonging 10 the suecessson d til,
late JOHN BILLS, decea scd, via.
The tract Of Land whefsnnt the decsas3d resided
sogetEer with the building End improvements there.
OF, ou;aining one hundred and ten arpents, bound.
ed by land Of Mrs Wiiiiams on the vest aud b,
III sc Of John Gsyle Ia the I'ast.
La, ne aud twn Of section No o,te three, town.
ship NJ 81 ven, south Of range No one, east, con-
taining two Admitted and fifiy one and 5lIIg0 acres.
Six town lots 10 square No 81, Of Beauregafd's
seetien nf the town
SHAPES.
Dik aged 48; KLEIN 4S; Raclel As and he,
child Martha Sally Is aud her children Harry
3 and Charles 6 months old, Sam u; Molly Is,
iiarna, "; Daniel :36: Peggy IS.
More >er IL head of cattle. q head Of sheep,
! head Of horses wagon; I patent scale: | hosss
cart. | buggy forming a,en sis: household Iarni
ture, etc.
Also 80 bales Of Cotton
Terms, tie landed estate at one two and III rec
years credit, the personal property Al one year from
the sae. ard all sums unier $50 Gu h !. Til cotton
for cash. to De sold on Tudsday the SCI, oi Deeem-
her q, Mr.. i.argueier. puieha sess to finnish notes,
en- lorsci, pash'e il Bank aud mot
r Il med until final PAY mens.
aov23-42 Gil. TE5SIER, Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Anotkcr Body from q Bog IN ireland. Til,
boys Of Ireland contain . large p~,os2aicn of tan
and befarc tho art Of tanning leathef arrived II 1t,
present perfection, the hides Of animsls were often
buried 10 them for iia rarpose Of tanning. The
elect Ia preserving tho hnn1aa body Is exlraordi.
nary. Two or three months since, A. we learn
from c Lions accoanti in an Irish paper, some WORK
men in diepinga trench 10 bog situated in The
hsrony Of West Maskesry found The body Of q man
deep under ground. lying under ! broad slate stone
IN q state Of peItec, preservation. the muscles bcing
full. and US herd add firm Is sole leather. a cor
oncF:s inquest nas called: il M. proved that the
place where The body wsa found.had not been Wis.
tied for years, and could make nothing Of it en-
cep. that it was he body Of Dennis l.ooney, who
had hanged himself on the land 200 years ago, and
eas buried on the spoi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
2o7,s54
1865


JfEAaZ . - y EN
Tho sayannah Georgian Of thu l4th ~conta;as
tbs following, from ito correspondent al For,
Holmes.
Novoai'sI 1,h, 1910.
Saturday mex, is the Day appointed by Tiger.
inEs eTss-a fiac-ias ss-nsg gee, tx tbs Great Talk
Ut Fssi kaag. Ruarcr says thgt tho Indians can.
template sending q sle!egasisn H. Washington, TO
see and tasa face 10 faes viii the Great White
Chief sIosti!i,ies Tor ,he ~laeaca,. are by order
of,fe cansnsndins General suspended. and ii Il
said tta. .ss 10 confident Of eirstc,ing . peace d.
t.sss ,fnf a time. have male arrangements with
q gentleman, BY whom l shall lie furnished with
ncscs 1.-THE allah, to DO taken on the spot; as soon
~ received I will forward then 10 you N haste.
November orb, 1910.
Sir.--Five Indian women and sovcn ri.i.lren,
aefe taken ahoa. tho lat Instant, on the Neki~s.
by itieas. .Sih.ey, aud nrasaons-,hey arc now a
Fost kcii. The same officer about the 9Th inst.
with d party Of 80 n.asoons, was 10 close upon
G'osceehes Wild t;as) and his party, near Lake
se.sap, tbs: the Indian aboat IL Ia nuushc, were
sarcci 10 abandon their packs containing plumber
taken nraf 81 Augustine reccutly; ,he packs were
takrn rs the dragons, the Indians making their
escape. TIE l,undes consisted Of some 6hy o.
more sew e,a,ke;s. nsa cloths. dresses n al sizes
mud descriptions. chi.dfens clothing. silk hose end
hasssskescs.icfs. SC. The greet talk with Tiger.
tail and Ar,uc-sus-s s-nus, gee and their bands, will
tske place % dry at Fort King. Thu Arkansas
De'sga'ien. fonateen ia nuasber. have sr,iyed at
Fif. King. usder the charge Of Capt. Page. II is
said tia. they sre prepared 10 make 10 thsir red
hre,hsca. q very fasorabIo report Of lilo caunt.y
Wess 81 The Mississippi. Tiger tall say. tbst II
Wild Cal does not cou,r into bis measures r~la.
TO the proposed treaty ,shat lie will tara In mi
Click him into shape
YESTERDAY three warriors arrived At Fort King |
and reported that his Majesty Tiger tail, would
sccn he in. aud said hist they vers sen, forward
q announce his approach. Gen. aArnisted Is con.
aasas that tho war - ended. Would 10 God il |
were 90! We poor devils who have worked ana
'lsved here for the last Two Of ihsce years, wosld
Ike once more 70 get . peep Il the United States.
experience has made ~ cautious and doabt-
u Of tho Seminole honesty-mais nous ~rerrons!
ours truly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

observation-disclosures Garlin has published q
rrocismation, converting The Lesi ia,ure Of lili-
nsis 70 rnsct on tho Esd November, inst, 10 70.
erivs and consider Of, any CON uianies,ion that
may be made 10 t!icn,' touching tho interests Of
she State.
T'hesSt Louis Bulletin, says, ~ al the Governor
fsois low spirited. from an apprehension 'aa. the
means 10 pa, The in,ercst on the state debt can,
not DO raised. and that tho statc credit aad
nth snust sufss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Batoa Rougc-T1iird
District Court.

Nv SSO0s
To.rtto Rodriguez.
EHY virtue Of a writ OF alias fcri fac,as. "a M
AD dire cted, by che third Disssict Conn.
Parish ind state Aforesaid, will be exposed a
publicsale on
Wedn sday December Both. 1910,
At the Caurt House 10 the town Of Baton Rouge,
between the uaual hours Of salo, all he isht,si,le,
interest and clam 81 the defendant I.orcftc Rodri,
suez, il snd 70 tho following described property,
10 vii:
Lot M 7, II square IS. il that par. Of The
town Of Baton Rouge laid out BY Elias Beaure.
gard.
Seized 10 satisfy the judgment and costs ia The
sbove entitled snit.
Terms Of salt. Cash.
nor IS 1870 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Joxs c CAlaous.--In answer d an invitation
from shs seiiissna Of Charleston to attend q public
dinner, this lissips nished nan wrote a letter ex
~presaing hin pa!iltal sentiments as Is customary
srnong public characters. IL this lettef he says
and, ie, me add, Thai. ifths party holding adHerse
principles and policy. succeed Ia the present con
tes,. he cause mnst bs sought In . departure from
item, ty the Govsrnment.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
Mer:.-rho W.. f,.u. r.n.a. .fA.nr


Mexieo.-Tho ycre Cruz Consur Of the 9Th
October says, that the Mexican Congress, =, the
session Of tho 18th, declared that tho viii Of the
nation wa.. that The executive government should
not Be clothed with tho extraordinary powers
which thsy have demanded. Thus il viii Be
perceived ttas Bustsmcnis and Alnionse ass re.
buktd BY escn q ceRtsai conc!aye.
The Mexican Congress passed. on the f7sh
October, a lau 70 iao following effect: That the
govern meat: IS sDthorissdlo con,ssct a loan of 2
l0oo,ocO. piedsiaa for The payment thereof The II
rcr cent duty; and The President may issue lords
sfs that amount, which 81 an be sold 10 The bcs,
bidder, within thirty days. Two thirds oftac pro-
csrds q saii loan ~ be expended 10 acquiring 4
marine md oshsf nceesssies. fss prosecuting The
var sgainss Texas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
"a IN o N m @wGM.
saturday, November IS $40
Ofthts PMrish


SrascnIsxns 4sp YSautr fnyshry s.as--
xatensionl There are many per asns ssho sfs mol
fwsre that their Subscription 70 . Journal, auce be.
sun. ms,s, 10 paid for until the year ~estifes, Pnb.
iishins / nawspapc, y I'D irtirea be y very roer
business, " s1bsc,ibers coull slip and fctase "a
pay. whenevsr hey feel J ii,tlc nut Of i.anons. IA
srairsmsn or shopkecpes, waaii sctaf an easicr,
Of any ono els-, 10 ba, IN a,.is!s ard si.en return
! part ofit, refutins 10 pay fs The whole. Sub
se,ibcrs may da ~ they please atoa, ~s,arring o
paper. bus'if TIE year 10 cammsac,d. .asy mus,
est,is fot i - Tho end.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

saocx1ss Asc,pssr-As D. David p.lue

enocxIH0 ACclpsSr-As Or David palms
was delivering ! lecture iaisiy on chsmis,1y, il
Pittsdeld, Mass, he inhaled some conccmsrsted
sulphutic acid, owing % iAs bsssking d sons d
his apparatus. Soon afterwards Sc was unable ia
breathe through HE mouth or nose, and an incl
sion was made into his wiudpipe, by which means
be Was siiII living, although there we're faint hopes
Of his recovery. He 10 7 resident Of the Medical
School, and Professor Of Che,nislry and Mate.
fa Medica 10 the Berkshire Ms,ical School.
Melancholy accident at Ssa.-The schooner
Emma, Capt. Cole, from New York, Of this por,,
exps'ienced OF Hatserss on The All inst. I severe
hurricane from N. +. shipped q sea, which struck
hsf on her stern, and washed overheard five pas
sengers.ons cabin and Ton, sseeragsel'ke u~nfortu-
nate Individuals are.-B rerro. nah " France,
cabin. john Murphy, John C.rtnt, Martin uor.
onn, John Qeislsy, s,e,rsge. The vessel sei.s,.
I'd considerably in sails, rigging snd spsrs.--Sa-
hannah Georgian.
melancholy COsncid snce.-Mr. Peter Briggs
Of New York, WIN disd on Monday, had . broth.
q residing ID Weasshss.sr eounsy. A a,essen.
ger was despatched 10 inform Ills brother Of Ri,
death, and u tho intention Of The friends 10 carry
the body for burial 70 Wes.chester county. Ths,
messenger d, bis way passed another, Who w.s
coming from Westcheetcr. 10 bring the news Of
tho death Of the other brother who had died IN
that place. Both messengers reacLed their dos.
tinaiion Of nearly the same time, aud both bro.
Tiers were yesterday consigned 10 the tomb 10
Westeisstrr fsr.ihar. Each b,l H., =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Emma is from the German, snd s;c-
mites a nursesC Caroline from tho Ls,in noble mind
cd; George from Greek, q farmer; Martha from
Hebrew, bitterness the beautiful, though common
name. Mary. Is Hebrew, ard meas. i .sas; sophis,
from Greek, wisdom; susan from Hebrew, ! twin.
Robert, from German, famous IL council.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

NAvAL.-Ths British soveramrn, ars putting
ioso operatiea : very Ingenious plan for strength.
ening iis nasal poses. All The small ~s,esmpaek.
es arc 80 constructed ssio b. capsbis Of being
used aor vessels Of war, and the on ners arb boupd
W their contracts 70 deliver them 10 their govern
1nent. wherever demanded. Upon ! sudden
emergency, these vessels would con.dsute ! formi-
dsble EJECT, rsady fos Immediate wee. They i.
under the command u the officers cf Tie n.sy.-
ihs y g Bulletin. very justly says shs, our eo..
fnnso ne ssdly neglected iss daty IL .h;. =.
spsct. The sss q steamships muss eventually -
sola1'oaiss tho srt Of oa.sl w~arfare. vi 10 - 4.
.'e.ess .sod ne naoss backward il alop.in: is
improveneaA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

ar The Washington Globe " The oih instant
artaAs lodged the defeat Df the party saw In pow
~, and anneu nced the election Of VII Harrison
:. rresideA o. Inc United s,ssrs from The 9TH Of
March lki1x
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Asw nrsAsass. Itis new proposed - bsi,.
- ~ 6sst tins. ! Merchants Exehasse in Boz.
tsa. - ediose i u BE- erected on Saa,e Stree
shsss fas.ery steed he es,se Bark. Ths eos,
= tae lsnd sna tliadins y estimated Il ssI0,coO,
ssd 2 y esitsisss9 ,kat the reals will yield ]
fsees = aeasly = psfesht IN the invsssment.-
III aset i e y disiSsa IL shares Of $500 each.
Al ~ e sharss hsys already l.eea isken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Tie fossaasy QsssiiDs.-- Tho Highlands
The Gs,Jiaef. Maine spee.s.ns, ~con,aias tho fe,.
Flowing extract frnn . letter 10 i gsatiemaa Ia
tiafjiscr. ircm Professor asswiek, ole u tie e.-
s~iassrs esSssei h Tho lors day sasssy:
lam happs TO be abso 10 s.isAaaaics,a IL ven.
tlsat sbs result ofnsy cpnIa.inrs .wiss pfoLstly have
re stha' basil fos ,ise pti,i-h eiaimahsn ~ ga,h.
he ~ssiiftsaef tl.s Day Of I'pnaiy he isa Atlantic
IGesaa. ! have aiscests4d ard explored i range u
fsonnsains <xscaaiee fiou, the bay of Ghalcurs,
areuna thu leads Of the branches ofshe ST John
70 tho Teiitiscalaia passage. so thai even an the
Gfitish gsouni that the Highlands ore necessarily
n,ouetains. tisy can be met 10 advantage. The
heishs Of these mountains ! can oaiy guess s,.an-
IA ! a;ake up the calculations,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

: Red NarAing M6.-I.ed Ink, fr marking I'm.
en-. i made with Las. an ounce Of ,ermillion end
ono dfaeht' Of salts Of steel, finely grounI with
i'seea oil. - tho consistency required for mark.
nc With q pen or camsl'shair pencil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
TO RENT.

THyAKEx up By John Ca, lie about four nile. from
l town,a red COW three yea,s old with half erou
~ the Jeff ear, and sea Dow fork and under 81, N
the right; M brand. The said COW has : cali
about six months old.
IA s M~ussrxnEs.
Nov = 1871 ~ Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Rssuxrrios.-i Il |. stated on goad authority,
shst ths Pkiisdsiphia Banks. ~itl resume almost
tmredis,cly. They have agreed to a-sis, Tho y
States Bask with s5,o00.0oo, add oil viii now
"a an smocth!y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Nh vAx bsssr.-Jhis distinguished rharscsrr
+ he ealy inssaacs in which ! raj i9na fde
sandiaass for The presidency. ia MOI receive The
voss 4 Ne esase IN which Sc lived. NosUiih-
standing bic dsfeas. ~ can say that IL the isss
election. hs Ms mads ! preeeaeaA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Whales 4 Me caLfef Aerico.--A Msrtinioue
issier sts'ss that, On he seth Juns. 81 e.ehsloi
whsles wsrs drivsn on shore daring ! s.If r.ie
near the Bases Points. Ths iahsbiisnt. hsstsDes
- masks = nsueh oi = they could from their co.
essses. before The heat of tho climate rendered
them pGtfii. Tbs appearance Of whales in tho.s
seBicns. > nss 4 sssss oeeusspee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
" % ~ G GUsMAN.
STATE OF IOUTsIANA.

PARISH or WEST RATION ROGGE.
Fourth District C0ur.
Writ u G.. 70.
, .,.' E, s,, ,.' y. %.
Z sirt'c % plIr,ms fcri Eacias 70 me directed
<1~s ny The Honorable the Foar,h district e ouri,
faiish aud Stale aforesaid, will be exposed fos
public sale on
FRIDAY, Dee. II, 1910.
john Iicreford's plantation in this Parish,
abosif - miles above the Court Honse, betwees
The usual hours Of sale, all HE right, title, interest
~ demand Of the defendant, 81 Carr, in and 10
The following properly, viz:
| mahogany arn,oir, Q dozcn chairs; 1 pair card
tab es; ~ reaEfast table I; / pair locking elssses /;
| centre table; 2 one half size chairs, I settee 1
tabls, ] mahogany bedstead / WISH sand marble
TOP: 2 toilette glasses; ! pair d foots,oois, spd 2
easy chairs on rollers.
Seized 70 salts, the judgment and costs IN the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
VAL HEBERT.
row % I aAN 40 ts Ga...r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

OsasslA.--Aiyhs tlclober ~sscssica Of csesgia.
\ ~as docilea ~ vote, shas sha lsgis'assifeef ,hs
This majosisy In favor of tAat measure, vac over
so.oee i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

So strong i the enmity sstsrtained for Louis
Philippe, BY some Of the Ffench writers, tha. "
End q Paris paper thus taking sides with the Eng
lish Ministry.
lard Palmers!on saw If England lid not unite
with Russia. that power would ast a'one in the
East, without his being able 70 prevent her, and
that circumstances might arise ia which Russia
would ncs cosjoinily with France-tho latter ex-
~etcisins q pro.cciosship over Egypt, and the for
NOR reserying 70 herself .s.e pfotec.ssliip Of Tnf-
key. With incon.es,a',ls tact and ability, he per.
ceived that the mos. propitious mo.nex Tor ren.
dcsi.,g such a consexion impossible, was that ii.
xhicA ths Freach Cabinet had Of its head, i Pres
9ident b,und 70 the slliaace with England, by d
speech, thu imprudence OF which cen be affected
BY no srt Of hi4 life. Lord PaiEefstan iLouch.
thus. Either the French Cabinet, under
NJ If.iess, viii content itsrlf with declaring liz
nj neutrality. or it will protect agains, the ,rra.y ard
exclsim that England has betrayed France. III
the iirss case, Englaid, without sacrifice or dan.
gel, will compel At. henet Ali 10 expia,e the re-
.sissai,ce which no has always opposed 10 The pre-
tensions Of England over HE Ishtnus 81 Suez: il |
The second case, England hos MT 10 fear rcprisals |
HE't@s~ Il
rom France, and an nfsert 10 ioin with Russia 10 4
treaty from which England should be excluded;
/ being impossible for NJ Theirs, after his speech
,f the 18th January ia favor Of alliance with
Lord, PaiEsrsson saw that The mo
nent vas propisions Cor lowering Meheanet Ali;
ha. il France should rcmain neutral, this would
. unattended with tho slightest obstacle; bot
hat i she shonid protest tho treaty, and unshea.h
he sword ii . contest Of one agalnst four, she
nuss necessarily close tho doors Of her n~aanufac.
slies, cus shors the progress Of her trade, leaving
ct roads and canals unfinished remain with mere
atches Of railways, and divert public credit.
shich wss 70 powerful snd fruitful in peace, to
he murderous snd sterile purposes Of war. Lord
'almerston felt thst England had nothing 10 lose,
I'D much to GAIN I,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

III Wager U 1sesssL Two ssns u Bene.
lia ArscaA. ~ s-saiiss. ase ~ Irving i. Ensisnd,
and i ssrsipe Fl joint tnsisn u sns haadssd
ss.i sizty t~s ponada. Their Names are James
: snd Willias I; aaa tAsir asrs iihy asssp and
fsny -. 1hs Lsa3sa spseaasof naks. lie
folssins eennsat - this reward u ssesson:
.wifhsnt pssia9 my julsaeas - Arnold's
norsiity. ~ aa.ik tha his sous sls enliued Is
~ psadoa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

ssiprreca and Loss # LiE.--The schooner
!aodaty, Of Ha.son, Li5lg. master. bound from
peifastto Boston. with . cargo ofIcasLcs. pota.oss
aud SPARE, eepsizod 10 Massachusetts Bay. on tn
5ih Instant, with the Lose Of all her crew. Par; Of
tta Cage has been sased.s She was owned BY Da.
yd Gooiasi. AM oAacf., Of Boston.
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CONN.,

M Ediisi--I beg you will inform tho public II
yea ssaye yei reo,,, 10 your paper, that Mr. Fiji J
has besa a.sshsssed BY laslice Cooper.
Nuv 81. 1910. LuUisiANIAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Studsss " The Girl Codse y Louisiana.-Thls
ii the titie u ! judicisl we,kb w a member Of the
Bas ~ Nsu. 0sssns. (which the fifst number
- joss Issued fon 10 psese. AZ . commentary
"a Ire code 81 Loaisisns our examination. 81 ahe
specimen already pubiistsd. consinees u that The
.Studies' will prove 10 DO ! valuable acquisition
70 t6e legal profession in Louisiana. The plan Of
the compilation embraces . view Of the v~ariances
shas exist betwccn The Ceds Of louisiana and the
4e1e ~ Napoleon. upon which Il was moulded
ne shengss which hase afisrn Ia our cpic from
flse numstcus nets Of the Legislature which ii.
secicd it-zshe s~fiDi.ies iha, Il had with the Cpln-
mon kaw and the Roman I.aw-and above IN.
t'se points # tho Godso Lsuisians. II regard %
Witch. 4 local and independent jurisprudrace had
t.ksn riace. Should ! liberal paironage herr.
ssirel, The work will Be continued. mud d Com
sarnsary Ie furnished on Ill the articles Of the
t4ouisizGa Code.
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Ceargia Lsgyisiafure.-Ths t~;eosgian " the
Oh, says--Ws have resolved from = friend d,
Mils'lsesiHa . copy II resolutions offered In tbs
sssstc b. tir Ecbals. 70 require the banks 10 10
same r~seeic payments on o. hefoss the first II Jam
asry .est. AIsn. . resrlatien of NJ Dunagan
i,s>sruciiag our SENATORS Id Congress aud request.
,re our representatives 10 oppose tho char,erins
&C National Bank Of sny description. Also. !
ti;i % compel the iAcosperaied~ compaoies Ia meet
siiaif arrangement, aud 10 enable HE I'LL holders
TO collect specie from Tho banks without DELAY.