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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

H.tys.kataf.-it Ia surprising ttst the nj.
,an,sa.- offered by The elite Of this lawn, has to'
W., attracted The attention of ,ls people " lott.
sisns. W,tp We 10 judge ifon, What na'n's has
done for this .p,i, here si,nld he the city Of the
tspu,h. Health H. here. Tie wild mud elevated plain
Oh which ous silissi IL lmii'. cantni he sntp,sssd
by any place on III. Mississippi, a,,j " rich enun.
NY i. on sDs,y aide, II is Impossible 10 t"he, i've
VIVA, iadaer. people 10 ltrie' The -'sshpy soil "'
New n, ltsns. i,s lnw insignificant situation, an'
W yslIsw fe,ef rSlah,isnF, ~ The Rtm hand,
h~puutifui site, ard healthy at'nasp',r's Of '',iA
place. We are I, stated IN the New Orleans N.
t.pfs, tina, thu tiyer |. al,,, q the level # ,be 81 Gets
snl tha, there IA danger of M inunda'ioh Ia the
r,s.csn, ely, Il wuuld take All awful il"ud L.
tsske ,bp inhabitants ii,ina IN oui hill,srptshrh.
Give OF danger ftom the liver, The his,t' the
Mis-issippt, the more magnificent Is the prospect
II oat tnwn. when II t,trstebs n,hrr places si'h
w overflow, II alLs chains 10 ,hta, ghe man will
tp ~tteosisl IN hi4,nt, "A henetatts' of Lnuisia.
M. wha shall lay the fnunds'iun Of III" city Of the
South, oil The beautiful hill " B,, u, tisuse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23


The r,tHE MAJ Wg Contention This
was truly nhe Of The latgsst u~,esiinas ever held ~
tla I niteJ States. Deputa,inn. frs,, all pats 81
the Union, ssf. present, uid ehen The ltrtes
slot, was Ioti,td, each state app af,d MI, i's tent
II sti,,s emhla,,nri 90 \ bsnarf, aud The wlule
mptej forward in>Tol'y and enthusiastically, HE
~ st,rs marching 10 ttia'nph. The j.lena'ion
fru,n Massachusetts WIS I5DD sttnts. Aside t,on
all political ronsi1tta iut,s. this cpnseHiiea will
have a happy effect ~ thu county. |, has brought
together The people r., u different, pats of The Un-
i,n, and p~tnJucel a. interchange If ideas aud
sentiments. that viii lend ~ increase The harmony
existing sn,nna The different States, and se n erea,
~, IN seTts,inH 'he ptejndiess that may he e,tet
,ain,,l ht,wse,, The people Of %diIieten, regions, la.
hits and customs.
I, was proposed 10y Mr.. Wirhliar, one Of the
ktn,prhy ,tlca alton. ,ha, IN otlet 10 peflptua,e
The Wing rsr'y, "earb Of the ,weoty i've ,bsas.
AID unmarried delegates IN ,l,i4 convention, take
10 hiimarlf a rib from BALTIMORE" This was The
mode adapted w the ancient Romans /, tetlptu.
ate ,leit Republic. The Baltimore sparks would
kin lie a h'ate IN The United States, before they
would submit 10 such \ general deprivation Of
their celebrated braultes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Ametiei tt.pueei-N cah says 'ha, this lady
was tho mistress If ,,,e the dukes u Ftat.ee aud
sss .et, 4. The Un.std Hta'ps. Il he gu, % the
way un'il ,bp royal seio" was married. and ~as
tieO recalled. Bennett states that she II no more
= LeaesoJsnt If vespueei than Maiof Nah him.
self, and add. that abe had been privately tina,
red 10 tho duke Of OsIsans and was Divorced
f., s,,ts teasuas. H. promises 10 write a full
acroun. cr The h%umbne. and give The scent
,,I,ey. abe -, tet ween Van Bnten aud Wels.e,
~sppskioa 10 lu,h IN Ffsneh, wliea neither III.
,letstsvl d word she said.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
80
OBITUARY,

On the fpesat Lssth NJ Jens Hsspsasas, |
syn Of stephen HsndetspD. Esq, Of this tew
verses are respectfully iase sibsJ I" Nj
Mary II. Henderson. by FRfEND.
wheit Yesrs hava ssustd ,he hafnai, heart
To htave Il sbtruw itE sieh.
Ana gtitvs u'tf ha'ttt houfs past,
bhi ,hti, It's hard " DE.
But whet ~, infant spirit takts
fft'ii eattb. Tia teavetwaf1 hight,
lis Ike \ ifap " ppsfit due
Fshated b, f~i,or,t,i,s light
M sisl, VI rnpftsl grief or ain
UP.,, its sphl Il shbwt.
But happy sith the pure. II stshds
BtsUfe IL makers tfr net
Amid The srafs II n,aph1od's prime,
We ~ u wish for destI.
Us b,tttt then u, eItiidionds hours,
10 yield this weary breath
And t,osek . mothers heart 'n.y seem
With ahe,fisitpsl syffo~ rivtn,
She tss, viii sy when feson4iitd-
t'i,s better far In hea,ehi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
From the Fsoria Register.
LATEST FROM THE NORM oNa.

oH . WV
It's known that these people. since ,,ei, jis.
pet.lon h Missouri. have collected 10 great nu,n.
brfs Ia and around Commerce. IN this state. on
the Mississippi river. The name Of Commerce.
m We have heretofore stated. they have changed
to Nauvoo. from the Hebrew OF Egyptian. though
Of tho sirniies.ioa Of The term No are ignorant.
They hold two great conferences every y~eat,-~in
the spring and fall. and tbs, appointed for Tho
pfescu, spring. ,oek place las, week. commencing
on the 9th and eading on the 9th inst. We learn
that be.ween 1000 aud 5000 petsen. weto pre-.
cent and that considerable aeccssions were made
10 the Gil, rsl from The surrounding neiahbo,hpod.
Ouf informant states that tho number was IA. all
received by baptism. aud that u, tho same time
thirty Of the ahle.t inen were ordained To preach
the pospel.
The preachers present were 1osrfh aud Hiram
smith. John Page. Olson Hyde. and two others.
Messr-. Page and Hyde. with ten others (proba.
bly, choaen elsewhsfr.} were commissioned to 90
to tho Holy Land 10 rreaei, the go-pei. to the Jews.
They are TO meet in Quincy next Sabbath, and
from thence take their departure for Palestine.
Alor, three hundred houses have been put up
IN Nauvoo since las, October. Come Of them nre
neat frame buildings, bu, the greater portion are
log cabins. designed for temporary habita,ions
merely. The stound assigned to each il generally
one acre. though 10 some there arc five acres.
The increase Of population by immigration Is
very great. Our informant, states tina, several fam.
iiies arrive every day. A gentleman living on the
road from Quincy to Nauvoo. assured him tina, on
some day. at leas. Is families passed his house.
all hound 10 the latter place.
The Register adds tina, in obedience 10 an edict
from Joseph Smith, The Mormons will hereafter
vote en- masse against the administration of Mr..
Van Buren,. They were p%artizans Of his aimi.
nisiraiion. almos, TO q man, but the cavalier re-
cep'ion given 10 Joseph by the president, when
the former called Ut the White House 10 ask re.
lief and protection for his followers, has convert
ed him from q friend 10 an enemy; and so some
thousands of good votes are secured for Harrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

POSTPONED SALE.
state Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
Third District Court.
IIen'y Cad
vs. NJ, I'M
Lofet,o Rodriguez, ct III.
e Y v'rtos Of u writ Of fen Iaeias n me III
- rseish by the Honorable the 1'hjri District
toor, Parish and State afotesaid, will be ~.
posei at public sal. on
Mo"dsy, 1T June, 1910,
NJ the rhnt howe, brtwsen ths usual hours Of
sic, al the right, iitIs, interest And claim of the
defe"da",s, IN aad to The following described prop
erty, 10 vii:
ONE LOT or GROUND,
IN that part Of the ,cxn Of Baton Rouge laid OFT
by r.. Beaurrgard, being lot No, 6 Of square No.
81, measuring fee. by on. hundred and ,wen.
~.
ONE LOT or GROUND.
IN the ~ me part Of the town, being lot No. 7. Of
square 55. together with all the buildings and i'm.
pro emenis thereon. Seized 10 satisfy the iudp-
ment and Costs ". the above entitled suit.
Terms Of Saie--Twelye months ctedi, with
bond aud approved security bearing interest AZ
." judgment, with mortgage ill final payment.
MO ~ AUG. DGPLAsrIEH, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Eatcae-.-The Com nitee Of Rett,f sent from
the city Of New orleans 10 NMcaes, made their
s-psTt on The 10th instant. aad detac,rJ to their
sympsshixiug fllos citizens. the awful disaster
which had occurred, aud the misery which had
consequently fallen on numbers of the human
race. They recommended that a ~qesnti,y Of lime,
planks and nails, be immediately scn', and ,ha,
mssons and carpenters be induced to 20 to the
delapidascd city, in order to erect shelters for hon.
dseds Who we're haoscless and destitute. PROMPT
measures ~ers immediately taken to raise sub
scsiptioas 10 carry out these phi!antarepic inca.
suses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

The argssf 0aa ya.-Thsfs ~as east At IN
watLs VI Yves, poIm FaanJty Association, Coli
Spring. N. Y, on The 5pth ult,. a eahhon "' II
inches bore fsf pfpj ,stlns eili'e' shells or srl,'
shut, .he former weighing 100 and The la'iff a4d
ibs. 't'ka stoss weight of this. thu largest castiul
ever made 10 This eo,intty, II la5 ians. Ih'
tine required In putting was is4 ,,ian'ss, and
the operation Vas witnessed by hundreds Of per
stiis.
|, was rsst Ivy order of. and ftt the arennh, of
CAPT. ko',ptt r, ftn,ktdn. y. =, Navy. and long
may II trtnsin a s,tih,bs a,,naibsnt VI Individual
enterprise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rougc-Third
District Court.

Jas. Marsh Il Go.
No 27l1
II. X. Il r. d. Newcomb\
I'D Y vi,tue Of a writ Of yferi Eaeias to m. direc-
- ted by the Honorable the Third Disrict
Court, Psnsh and State aforesaid, will be cx.
posed at public sale on
Tuesday, Goth May, 1910,
at the court house, between the usual hours of sale,
all the right, title, interest, and clam Of the de-
PENDANTS IN asd TO The folfou ing described proper
~, TO wit:
A CERTAIN 7R.ACT OR PARCEL OF
Land,
situated ir this parish Or the Comi,e road, living
between the corporation Of the town Of Baton
Rouge and William Wikof's plantation, contain
Ing about one hundred and ninety -four srpenis
more or less; sur rendered by the defendants to
satisfy the judgment and cosis in the above eu,i-
lied suit.
Terms of SaIe-Cash.
a25 u AUG. DupLAsTIgR, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

TMsvss.@We understand that \ p*n,lethsn
II tswn,veeea,,s los. a inr pist 4 which he Thinks
was stolen by = r,sua who secretly entered HE
hsase. A Few ntph,. since. s,o,,rt le., his toa,
n 4 sinila, mannst. white he WA. ASLEEP. The
c,.hoeA from the cna,, ard without even rondes,
ceudies 10 open Il, laid I, down and ~alA,d of.
I, |. rather mottlS log .ha. he should have treated
The receptacle IT meary, With al much c"n,emta
The rogue deserves 4 ,htsshing %, hi. inpNdrnee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

* Calhoun "A, a WY numerous meeting
Of the States hight party IN Charleston. snutl
Carolina, 4 resolution was Offered expressing
confidence In Nj Calhoun, aud a %srea,ful appts
chairman leclat Ell that he w"uld not pot .ht
question ~ ,his resolution. and was answered b,
a hurst If applause. 81 loud, long s,d hearty. n.
10 show mo'e conc'vsiv.ly than words could es
prsss, that there existed 10 doubt NJ question On
that head
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Generous ceadaef.--rhe Captain Of The steam.
boat Independence on heirg asked by the New
Orleans committee Of teliei al Na,ehcs. TO delay
the departure OF his boa, from tina, place tor n
fsw hoats, promptly stated that II was at thei,
service, and anhes,,allnslv offered 10 convey all
the omm,t 10 New O,leaas ~,thou, any charge
whatever. Tha o(at being decllasd, Capt. Rps.
politely ,cadsred for the benefit Of the unfortunate
saasrcrs Al Na,chcs, the sum Of $50 on aecoun,
Of The hoa,. aud ss1 as a contribution frem he,
uftecss AID crew
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Banking " Hard money.-A discussion i.
going on between some writers in the governneni
Journal at havana, regarding the expediehcy oil
adopting the banking sys,em in Cuba. Those in
favor Of The proposition, bring forward the exam.
piles Of England and the United States, and de.
clare tina, the hard money is unworthy Of an en-
Iiehtened community. We always supposed that
the banking system was adopted to facilitate the
purpose. Of trade, aud not because i, possessed
any quality 30 very worthy OF civilized life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

A Scene IL Fiyrids. -4I'he Tallahassee Flofidi.
IN gives The aitieaiaf. ~ the h~ntcbsry 81 q Ian,
iy an The fulaau, Abou, ID ltdiat ~ went ~
TIN hon q Of h Mr.. Mclean es,iy oas mof"iaa
whiis he was a ,.eat. "a the aprrarspee Of the
ssYssp.. Mis-, Mclean taxi her %cir'dtsn, thee
/, uup,l.', ", aud laJ ,osatis . hs'ntntths Thty
.rets usrt,ikpt. the anfttunaia motlis''s throat
wa r,,,. and the children were beaten l., death
With Pine Knots, The Indians then reiutned TO
the house. bat were hep, oil BY Nj Ms st,i. A lai
atnut 10 yeats NJ age, who With a etn. dptst'lrI
himself 4 ,ilai,iy against The whole baud. The,
80, IRE t., M vr,ai ri,loisea ard Nd The trt,lts
sent M, In pursuit. aud ~ n.usl ,fi'alfJ The giry
If the csltl,tateil him WIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
POSTPONED SALE.
state Of Louisiana.

Parish ofl East Baton kouue-T Third J adj
tial Di-nic, Court.
Azema Avats,
No 27g5.
Mot,t. Morgan and Thomas Gibbss Morgan.
y Y virtue Of n wri, Of .Geri Caeias to me dire.
IN ted by tn. Hon the JinI District Cout
Parisi, and state aforesaid, will be- exposed al
public sale nj the court hose ou
Juesday, 9th Jups 1910.
between the usual hours VI sale. eli The right, title,
interest, and claim, Of tho defendants IN AID 10
the following Described property, 10 witt
A negro woman dave named SOPHIE, aged
about % Yeas. seiz'd 10 sat's Wy the ~jodgmsnt and
Gusts IN the above cutitled snit.
Terms Of Saie-Twe Give months credit, with
bond and approved security, bearing interest ~ on
Judgment, with mortgage I'll final pa y,nent.
mag ID AUG. DUrLASrigH, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Iasayttre sras.r.@1brte ba, been sonr
tits OF wtttiaa this .ttse, daily, Ia order 10 pre-.
YETI, the jas, ftan annoying the prnp't, aud ft
shr p0tpo-e VI %enoina the atmosphere, tu, The
A druy drive by our efnee, with a punch"an Of
water. which makes two ratsllrl lines Of mud
about Ave NJ ain inches IN rtdth, IN ohe si,le of
The stree. and .t,ne't,rps in The middle, +, would
Ne we'll IL aisc up the undertaking, " |, capnot
be dnns h.l al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

The correspondent Of the Augusta constitution.
ais, says-"Mr Woodbury. goes to Russia short.
ly, aud the Treasury Department, will be given 10
a distinguished gentleman Of the North. Major
Al. Donaldson, Of Tennessee. will 10 sen, N
Minister to Spain, in place Of Mr. Ess,op, who
" wishes TO return"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

ItTbe Lady. Companion f"t May is out. 1,
Ia emtelIi she'd with d fne engraving and contains
several elegant and beautiful article. by our mos,
popular writer's. Ladies' who are de-irous 10 re-.
ceise an entertaining periodical. should persuade
their husbands to subscribe 10 the LaJy's Com.
nanion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Ges. Scon,- The correspondence between Gen
Scott aud Sir John Harvey. abnu, the difficulties
On the Arosteok, IL now published ia the Wash.
i"eton papers. The letters are spoken Of very
highly. aud il Is said. are calculated 10 place Gen.
Scott In = favorable poin, Of view before the pub
lie. u, they show hi. emincn, qualifications aa n
civilians and dipIoma,,.t. They ought to have
appeared before, and nigh, have helped him in
tho late nomination for the presidency.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
HTATE OF LOUISIANA.

III VVTJTTTV
PH HISH or E.3S1' B.H1ON HOUGE.
Write ef = proclamation Of hi. Eseeiteney
- The Governor Of the stats OF Loai ana. Nh
election VIII be held 81, The first Monday " July
and the two succeeding days, 10 witt FIR 4 retA
resei'iafive 10 Congress fren, She Sec nj Congress
iohal District If this State, and for two re,u. sen.
tstives from ibis parish 10 the general assembly
" the state. The election will Il" held The first
dsy vt Zen. Townsend's on The plains, thu second
day NJ tbs hduse If James Forhes' ~, sandy Creek,
and the third day At the Court House IN The town Vi
Bsthn ltoage.
intB IA Ctt. cEEs1El. =, l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

r.r1he worms have heen cutting down thu
young cotton Al A rapid rate. Goa planters
hsve heeu chliuad IN 40 over their Hells ard sap.
ply their present stand, |, would he a seai Plan
lot those who ARE i,twstd with the ctars, 4" ,utn
their haals early IN thu mornin,, TO DESTROYING
these tutncus setmia, They are very Easily found,
aud though al may tut he killed, eaaash benefit
Wauld tesul. from The trouble. to prevent The
,ine thus employed, from betea iost,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Tic WtaaeboHoes,-- A gtea, many Of this tribe
Of Indians. spprat unwilling 10 remove, on nc.
count OF theft dread Of The sars and 70 es. For
The purpose Of aseef,Hining the feelings If these
latter. Gen. Atkinson had sen, to them. requiring
the attendance Of n delegation In tho council
hen IN session.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

A 1ippeeanoe club consisting %entir.ly of ladies'.
has bpen iut tned q, tintinnnti. The ladies have
throughout the county. aud that IL the charm.
y" doubt they espre. q deputatioa from these
y"ung metz, IN propose to them, ",he uhiga Of the
Wings Tor The sake Of the Ubion."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

r. Dr.. Coilyet, the phtenalosi.,. has obtain.
I'd a patent for All improvement, which he has
discovered In making .,kar. With his rtot.ss,
hslI the lahot Of boiling IL saved. aud the pro
due, comes i,f,h perfectly white. Il Il further
stated, that the Hon. w g Presto. ol,t,d
$4,000 Et The patea,. which was refused,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

The N o, papers.-We have been feaues'ed
BY several subsc,ibrs. 10 the New Otieens bee, TO
s,a,s that they did mt receive = uamtrr Of TIA,
paper by The lac, nal, aud that the failure has
occurred sesetal tsmrs. II I. a long ah,le since
We have seen the Louisiana Advertiser and The
True American. WouJev Il they are detunc,.
; The p,eayune aud Bee have hitherto been o,os,
pane,u.ily received. We will give III, a puff
ono VI these days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Fanny EIssler arrived Ia the Great Western,
aud was To appear a, the PAX ,hca,tc on the 18th
instant, She has completely ecl'p.,d Tag'ioni
and set Pals mad, What will bccou,e Of tho Go.
,hamtirs! Sweet Venus keep her irom New Or.
lcaus. for the sake Of the sober serious Bulletia
man! When Augusta was there, the poor fellow
ucally lost his Wits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

An st'illety company al Mobile. pstades by
moonlight. IN order 10 Keep up discipline. aud a
the same tine avoid the hes, Of The sun. We te
commend our c",nla',ies IN town., 10 ADOPT III.
sa,"s plan. Many veteran cetps whose gallant
performances are ,clelitat.d IN history, we're train,
ed by moonlight.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

F9orida.-Tte mails continue 10 bring tidines
OF hloodshtd aud ou,rages committed by the In.
diane Of Florida. The 81. Joseph Times states
that a chief who headed the massacre Of Col.
Hsroey's detachment in July last, had seu, in
two messengers to Genl. Taylor. proposing to
bring in SO warriors with their families. il a yes.
sci would be prepared to ship them Of immediate
", without any questions being s.ked.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Best c%oaundrtm Nk.-Why may princs Al.
bert be considered a Aartag and frugal ,ersonass,
Bec"uce he lays by a sovereign every night
n Y SiignaL.
Is he hyi"g9 Why then 10 mas, already DO o
hea-peckeJ husband.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

uJ- The Ge"sfal Appropriation bill ha. passed
hath branches Of Congress. II rensineI in the
',""se Of Representatives . longer time Than wa.
'etsssntt. and 6nai'y passed by = vote of ia
yeas 10 10 nays. The senate sanctioned tho ae,
Ia one hour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

The scientific Dr.. !. ardner has been ovcrtakon
by Mr.. Hca'ysidc, the husband of the laly sith
whom he tau of, and was ,hra.hed within an inch
of his life. Sick 10 philosophy, doctor, and do
no, be allured again by the isnis ra,uu-. passion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

A runaway sat broognt taeh The slir
E,np"tiu,n which arrived IN New Orleans on tbs
lath Ina, fam Matse,lles. spoke un her ~sv the
ship Dsseslion ito,n the fstntt pot FIR Liver
poi, and received from her a nse'u wha had taen
found scetp,ed ,,n hoard the vessel when out Nj
.pa. The fslInw ~belsnprd to Mr.. Theodore la.
vaad of New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Narai movements "A squadron i. fitting oul
int The protection Of American CO in lht
Chinese regions. Il will consist of,he tnhpend
"nce Of 90 guns. Cons,eiistion Of 90 guns, aud
the Concord aud another sioop II war. The cam
handing officer Is Commodore Warrington, who
will hoist his broad peonan, on board tho inJs.
lcnIeuer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

War nmong Me giants -Dilin tho Belgian
giant and pnttst the .Kentotkian. are 10 settle ,hsi,
quarrel by 1sb,ing a duel with ,l,ity two pouu.
iets. Distance. three quarters If n mile, time Of
Iit'ns. te,~.sa ene aud fo,ty Ave distinctly count.
"A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

sNAvlN0,@fhe ahetents OF COOL shaving,
should cali a, I've shop Of the bastet npst door 10
~, ofics. III. ,asot. are so well sci, and his sixth
IN tem,,ing The beard, an perfect, that The usual
di.astecatie operation. under bis hands, I. AT OK.
qat.i,e rhtey ment, We have suffered our bead
- grow fur some .,ne. In otdet thai We nigh, pro-.
long The pleasure Of having II removed. III.
luSuFv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

4 god reguiafien.-The G~o,erncr Gelcral
Of Cuba, has issued "a order directing the police
officers to arres. all begsars and other Migrants
fauud in the streets Of Hssana.and TO convey them
to The house Of refuge. where they are to be fed and
clothed, ard taught sofue useful branch Of indus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

~ The De %t,yetatib National convention nd
jsnt,eJ ~ The 9Th Instant h The city ~ Da'tis
,nors. NJ Van Dufeh was tes uvminstei ftt the
Tor Wee President. Anpf A hot ''iscossia,t. M.
Cl,y If A~laharnn, ntr red 4 resolution that II was
inc, tn iirni ~ nenii' s'e \ candidate fnt HE Wee
Presidency. Tl,is re .sluiiib was adopted al The
rlusp VI The session, ?
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Ropge-Third
District Court.
John w. Bailey,

No 2444 .
Lajd & Morgan. 81
I'D vinoe Of q writ Of pinnes fri yEeias to
ID ne dire cted by the Honorable the Third
District Court, Parish and State s!oressid, will be
exI osed al public sale on
Wednesday. 9Th May, 1910.
q, the court house, between the usual hoors o5sa
all the right, title interest, snd claim, Of the Hs-
f. adants,i IN and to the following Described proper
~, To wit:
Lo. 40 2, in square No IS, in that ps,s of the
town Of Bat . Ro"ge laid not by E. ~Beaurga,d,
with all the ~huiidines AMI Improvements thereon /;
seized To satisfy the judgment and Casts IN the
above e, titled sait.
Ie FMS Of Ssfs-(a.h.
as VI AUG. DurLAsriEs, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Teotgia-Ths Indians hs,e made .heit ap
peataute shos. The 0Aefpaokee swamp. and niue.
" men have been drafted from The n,iiitia Of Thom.
ms. l,pvnIss and Decatur counties, Georgia, 10
sew. ~ 4 guard against their ineutsions.