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pcuS. G1epere,
su Wiffintaun. Suniata Gauntr, psnn'a,
fir bic Ssraueaate cincs Suthcs bctltslt:
@eilfltder Guif9arten
fSro III I'll er Sect
Das iff : Soeilians 4nwsilunasn rno &easln
su emcm scttesli9su $stfm ,pic aut
(ebtne 0ebets uuo Geidnss auf alle
1Doebeu nno sSslttaae nns in
allsrlsi Nuiaen 81 9rtrautten.
6ammt sinsm nctbwcneiasn 8sriott non Dem
Gebraub oes tslllsen Itenrn,abls.
9orrebe.
Siefss nielids Gs6etbntb fcll nuu gum
imeitenmale in 4merfa bcraueasseben rper>
prn. IBer ater bcr ei9cntliebe Huter eapon
mar, 1T uus neht tefaunt, well ce BIER ju
$anne iebr rar 1T unp ras Sitrltlatt ats
csmjeni9en scriita wav, bon rpslttcn Der Nhs
Oruf psr erten Aufaac ssnpmmsn rpurpe.-
Aber pies matbt fcnsn llntsrihisp pes bots
treffietsu Subalts pillen 1T ee p'e llnters
ithBuus aaer fremmsn mS aldubiaen Scelcn
wertb. gs beitcbt in pier sbellsn, ndmlieb :
/. 5eilIame 0essln &c.
Q. 2lsrlsi IhSns ansUlelene &etete uEe
9eilIicbe slecrr &C.
s. Settuc Gsbcts anf 5tfsSaSe !t.
4. Gins furSs uuo nethpenrias Sorbereis
3u bss germ atsnrmabl &c.
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MSir crbis(tcn bic frlssuee WttthsiIuns
Bon tinem unierer Srcunoe, OCT f6on lanas
ale ein nirflamcs uno sinfn6reitts Oiits
slsp psr 1Dbis partsi bsfsnnt iit. 9,e 8ras
Sc mcribsr rislelte baneelt, 1T piebtis, nno
Bat icbcn iil pcrftbieosnen Gsaenbsn bic gr.
fldrnns Der atFentiAen Wleinums srrtss.
s5srr Drnfsr.
sSE tprnisen IJlenatcu miro bas Wclt BEN
ptnnfpIpanien aufasforcert tpsrpsn, s!neu
@anSipatcn fir bas @uperntrssNmt auesu.
futbcrt psr bic s(nsslesenbeiten bisler 0ts
puhIif sn leiten fat. Seb, in Semeinitbaft
nit BEN osnfsnpen Sbsile Ger Scmsns, pa.
te rinen Scrfhlas,i,tn msime wabl ut Der
ubtb. Jobn 3anfs, bon Serfs gauntp,
neil itb CLAUDE, ra6 CT ein ebrliebsr Otann
1T, sin itanpbaftsr Weputlifaner, Elm tpars
msr patrict wuo Gin fabi9er Gtaatsmann,
rup neil ieb etenfaas CLAUDE, bab CT eten 70
fabis 1T bic pfiettcu rieiss miebtisen 1mtse
III erfilIcn, mic irsenb Elm aneersr Dlann III
pcnnlplpansu. 9is Sabsesitsn cas- Gupsr.
ntrs 2imt:s NIT gtre far 0tb ieltlt nno gum
0ortbells ieinss sanpes gu erfdlIem it niht
(,psuisltens niht i'll bieism >aaoe) bic Irbeit
enes 3asss, ODER Der $obn bon >atter nnb
3rasbeit, irnoern bic nat,trlibe 2Belshslt
res Bsritancss, pur6 Slsib i'll mebrerenSabs
rem erwcrten, i'm Gtuolum pes ,pabrea Geis
ltss unIsrer SnititutlonsM Der wabren 3u=
iammsnlesuns nuisrsr Seisse nit 9iIfs sls
ner psrtrautsn 8eFaunGebaft nit asn aDin.
Ibcn bee Selfee.
9aB infer Gtaats,@uVeynemeu nae6 bic:
I'm reincu Grunrldeen Oeripaltet rperben fol-,
pcIdbe wir alle peycbren, 1T rs nicbt allein
notbig eaB nnlere NcssntrR Silonna nnc
lDeisbslt bcfsen fpllten icnpern oaB lte audi
Oldnner DON rsincr morsl ftnb, nnp ieh fra
az Die 2lufrtrttisen unb Nufaeflarttn, Oh ein
ansseSeithnetss Wann III Oiefer 8sputlt 1T
pom tsin,ru Yr,patsgbaratter ioit -Jobn
Sanfs. SIN Natbe oct Station wflllts CT
seren ieine YertinpliAfeifrn su icincr eiats
ncn gbre uup gum 8crtbsil feiNtr gcnittus
enten. Sn watrbcit slaute ib baB Jotn
SonFs, ,pessu ie.nem rensn 0epubIitanis.
mus, tuseusbafssn Banpcl uup f,insr mculeb:
libsn Sabisfsir cine icbitiebe Dcricn fir
has Gupsrntrs lint bicGes 9taats IT., nuo
ais 1clthe ipsrre itb, ais ersetener Yurser,
i'm unterfiigsu, unb itb werre auf eisfs Irt
fcrtfabrsn Don 3sit 5u 5sit Dem putIlflm
feline Aniprilebc por5ulesen.
| Gin Sarri{onmann.,
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Sneiana

y2ab Ben lesten Seritbten 1T 9arrfcns
Nsbrbeit $4,000 i'm eepfer Staate.
alabama,--Sdnf eauntss aebsn ein'n
parriien @sminn bon 700. 9Dir babsn 9slTs
n,sns bab @labama fir 5arripn 9eSan9sn it,.
JIlineis.--Die Gtimmsn tsben sicnlllcb
sIcieh uno es III apeb febr swelflpaft wsr Ben
Staat sespcnneu bat. 81
Dirsinien. -Dau 8urens D1tbrbeit IN
jenem 5taats miro etipa 400 lcin.
I11iTeuri.-9pie MIR inimer ssiast bahtn
III bic wabl in bisiem 9taate fir San sBus
ren ausasfaasn; fe.ne wstbrhet 1T stnas !lF
fer 5000. .E .,..-...-..
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l. BON bsm GanSberss Sha, bsi srae 81. y.
Die aard ben 0ie9sn eineswsisbt ,patsn, gang
unsripartst ab,scsen einsn 8aamsarten nit
iidb nisbsr nnb ;sriftrter en flsinss seaus, in
rpsldsn sine f,rti0s Camille pSbnts. Ssin
WlenltbsnIeben sins psrIcrsn.
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81 q 6 fra9e.
wc 1T Scbann SStcElsr,

-~. lDc 1T Sobann ItcEler,
rcn Nnoeel~ss, sancasriebt 0ctbenth6,
wslehsr i'm Sabre 1859 in Sleu Or!eaus anae,
fcinmsn fem fol Ssiu Tatsr, Deter 0re6s
Ter, pelcter jest hei Sanepf, MaItbinatcn
@auntp, WarplaHe, ,pehut. m,infcbt iebnliebf
S1acbridt bon ibin ~ erbalten, uuter ottser
NppreGe.
peter Srcsler.
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8ebi inaunacn eitenas s
msritanif Den Nufase.

Btb / II q unacn sur aD item as
meritanif cb 4u ase.
OieIcs sEcrf miro masfabr 2l5 ceer e26
Tcpal mo. 9eiten enthaltsu, auf feh6nss
papisr aseruft uno fauber beartetet rpercen
Ser preie tinee grcmplars, eaasrbafr in
Qscer aetnnren, rpier rs Gent mo init Yas
pierotfe unb !eosrmcn gdsn une Nifen 62a
Gent fem, pcIbss pem lInterihrelbrra h6rs
!teftrt ipsrbsn pirb NIB beim Nbliefcrn be-
5ablt iperotn muB. E-EHH ~
Wer feds llutsrldrsitsr fatnmclt uno fur
bic Ssjahlus bhrat, srbalt pas fstente e.
rsmplar fir fcns Oalibe.-GtenfafIs erbsls
ten reifenee asenten fir osfss 2Gert flinf unp
swan;ia Yrc5ent fir ibre StI6bmuna
9as SSerf Miro gum Ornf bef6roert 20.
taip ais fleb sme binldmaliehe In,abl Hitter,
liebrsibsr s,atiaeet, um Die Scltsa papou su
| beltreten.
Neiffintaun, 9toDemter 1870.
| @ltnterlebrsiter fir ctises Bneb rerben
III ciefsr Druderei amsenomiaeR
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OcfcntliCber 9Serfo,lf.

STS%SS$tSS $~>sS
gs foil auf bfrntIlcher 8eneuc psrfauft
mcrosH. anf @7amitM Den 5tcn naetisu See
esmhtr. um | tbr 9tachmittaas, an rem&att,
baufc pon 1DiIl:am Stamm in gumru Sauns
iblr, Serfs gauntp, Gin arpi0es
Sssa sI Snlf ISolSlanc, zassss ssz;ss,
'sss.a ssVs:Sa entbolteno et,pa IL 2(f- Sss
= fer selesen III erfaatenl s-sss...,
3amlebip, nnasfdbr cine haite 0Reils pen
Gtamms Wirtbsbaufe. Gin 9bcil papoa
1T nit jmnasn SprtslinNcn unp tas titrtas
NIT sussm &a,fanien Sclje betpahfcu. scsts
bin sas Glssntbam ess perItcrbensH Sfaaf
Neoams.
Das {anb fam i'm Gan3en ebrr aud in
snsi sbeilen Usrfauft rpsrbs,, pts cs Saufern
ftbifleb 1T. &aufiehbater, ipelebs bas tano
pcrber trisben ,pclen, tclietsn fteb 3u ,psus
ben an 5errn 9BinIam Stamm.
2(uf,partuns uno Sesinsnn9en bcim Dsrs
faaf ppn
| Jobn sill, greeutbr.
S0eDemtcr II. Sim.
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Gentufu.

e,enaus Esridte fsblsn mob, atsr % N Sss
,pis eab Sarrifpns Msbrbeit nitbt antsr "a
Saufene ien rpire.
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g tar B.
Im 7tm Slcoemtsr, in gonetntrp Sauns
Ge6ip. gbeltcr gauntp, Col. galeh Slortb, i'm
8sRen Sabre fs,nrs AIters. gOI. 0lcrtb
war elm SoslO Der gtepc!ntlon, nne itiss i'm
8ampfs fir 8rsibsit unO Nsebt hls gum seua
tenantsg olcnef, tpelebe Stslle er bis su gnpe
oee Srisss tebielt. CIR ,par mcbrsre Sabre
SaufInnn in pbilandpba nao eluIt Stbcrlfi
jener Gtabt uno gamtp.
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Sinterlafenibaf oes perforbeaen 9 e.
or9 Yd9er.
Jabrtbf

Wiro bisrmit ssasksn tas AominifratitMs
Srisfs bon Der 5iutsvlaHtnfehaft ecs eer,tcrs
tenen 6 Gecrss Ddaer, ,psilanp Son
gl1ab 9aunfdip, Berfs Gaantp, ben ttuters
iehrietsuen, ,ppbnbaft in Der Staot geaoius,
perwlliat mcresn flno. 1as psrIonsm, bic
nod al picfcts iebulnia Inp, rpsrpsn erluGt
III fcmmeu nno cbne Osr;us abanbsaablcn;
unD Scltts, wa!e6e nod Scrocrlnsen assem
,eisfsIte bateH, rpcllcn fte wobl bsttatist fat
Sesabluaa einbanoiaen at
Gbarles Irerell, IeminiFratsrs
@eptemtsr 90. Am.
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SS9SSSsSSSSsSSss
IS er beiratbet. H@.
Nm t7tea Jlopsntsr, tureb orn ghrw. .Wm
SterIina, 5srr D p. 5aufe pom Saltlmere,
init SDiB gatharine, 9cebter Ocn Spbn Ws''
&nisbt, Glq. BON eicier Stact.
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Oblo, O. X.
Ma6abufetts.
geutfana.

2(ae Bsrjtts fno sinsefrmmcn bis auf pisr
@ensintsn (9iifrifts.) Sarrifons Mstrbsit
1T s,6s2. Die ncb einiufcmmsnosn Diifrifte
rperetn Yieleibt cine fleine Ban 9arsnMstre
belt 9etsn.
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SenneGec.

Sittise Ssritbte pSn alen Sauntiss ftnt
srboltsn bis ouf pisr. 5oarrifcns W'sbrbeit il
I3,4O3. Ole nod fsbsnoen @auntiss fonner
81, SDsebrbeit nidt unttr 10000 psrmnbern.
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Oerrnonf.

Golle Serdts pon l6a sanns scben 6arri'
fon 1O,74O Mebrbeit. Die nob fsblsnbsn Ger
ter rpsrben bic Webrbsit auf nibt ,psni9sr ala
$4,000 erboben.
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MtGlGppi.

Serihts ron 33 @auntisS ;ei9sn sinsn @ss
minn BON 1895. 9asnn bic nob fsblsnbsn %
gauntisS einfo,nmsn wie i'm porisen Sabre, ir
bat 6arriicn ben Staat NIT wsni9ifens 1000
WebrDeit.
The native American., 1840-07-11
S. WII.KESON,
L. X. GynLEY, Ae.raiurV.
UARyrE, Nl in Liberia, Cape PalmGs, }
Janu0ru 20th, IS4O. {
President Of tie Beard Of Directors.

Respected 5u,-!n ompaoee RusswuRMs request,
with plan of the township Of Harper How far have succeeded it
moi tr judge ah bo with al their defects the candor Of
tie Board and yousc hci very worthy m honorable president II map
constructed scale !" lreeqrarers o inch mile,
'c"od como whou! actual But the plan Of the settle
mcn O Harper ra"' without rssar TO regular scs the principal
object !" view being " Ao" M relative positions OF the different sections
c township " idea "t the situation of each mans
farm; M missionary establishments coarse Of Hoffman river depth water
tie h'y ~" h"or e s'z y tie town lots on the &c &C. All
" @ cause u oe ashamed q e'f coony nor YET discouraged with
is ;n3s ,T35trts j.. ,.c.n, c,o. ot i.
ln December brig Boxer It contained sentiments aaterng
respecting woy of character aud and Grateful you
the Of your HIGH character
only hope deserving the the board and my friends
The big entertain of shall only take pleasure
subjects be Interesting shall
cynns s wi h news j. sono ,fer; Africa 10, tns
friends by better aud better shall be,
make fear that not be able afford you abundance OF the
interesting.
izon Perhaps better evidence could be given its
Cling apparently operations than the constant
]nen almost Overwhelming opposition has all along had
against Let the opponents and enemies Of Colonization think othis Let
thu think how futile ho" nclunaang have all the efforts of the
mics me Gospel heenA he strength and combined Of heather
tome against 'e followers tho depNed Nazaee proved .ove Ava
and cr" dragged The African from his home and all its pleasures hut
God oo good evil lie wlno clear the guilty. And The sirc
f onen"ed IN the Tiost OF the human heart has s,and
been the medium through which thousands and thousands of At
rc'"n who lived and died in superstition and igno
without God and without hope like the thousands around whom
not tho will OF Heaven " restore them the land our oee to m
part however small degree the knowledge Of religion they received IN
all the advocates Colonization influenced by purely dnc
believed from of sehness. But
worldly and igou advocating the of religion and the spread
Of the gospel can be against the " and excellence Of the
and must prevail These reflections have been upon my mind and
though being freely upon and beg you
will excuse the liberty have taken thus them to your notice
with no better and more suitable Introduction
Very respectfully and truly
To ]. H. B. arRosr Esq Pres! Md ST. c. S., Baltimore.
The native American., 1840-07-11

AT the Board Directors me American Colonization So
cy June I2 1910, the following Resolution unanimously adopted:
ReocJ That view Of the aumang intelligence received by the
ISuda Liberia, demonstrating rapidly prosperity
power ha! Colony, ability sauary upon
the Tribes, operations against the Slave Trade and that
opening wide door civilization Christianity
and the importance the early the Sauda with
egan requiring, discharge
cations. dollars, this
earnestly Churches Of every denomination throughout this Union
up collections benefit the 9Th July
S. WIIKESON
The native American., 1840-07-11

HARPER. Cape Palmas. !
Jaa,t0ry 20, 1910. \

Hon. Mi feel duty appze the arrival of cmigrans per
brig Boxer An infant died the all the rest WELL and
comlorahv situated in the receptacle for new engans
Dr. McDowtL resigned AL participation the medical affairs
the colony November 1899 and Monrov, but will likely
take passage in the Boxer for the United tates.
Since his health colony has been good
The prevalence Of epidemic dyenter affection which
Thirteen attacked
about the time, but all fortunately for have recovered The
complaint has off few of the natives vicinity Every day
This complaint,
the administration destroyed forty within the
month
Farming p,>sp The public T. JACK
has lately been sick lie aud has
indeed accomplished, much the farm.
With sincere wishes Tor the advancement the phanhopr
which engaged and prayers health and happiness.
your ohelent
The native American., 1840-07-11
E1iract from Governor But


Miss G. BEEcHER, Acrsury, &c.
reach about and take
enquiries though unusual Of business compes
brief
like object the PATRONAGE of the Ladies'
and would recommend earnestly education object Every
thing depend the intellectual moral character
CARDS the Of the grand of creating
object The
zng and chrstanzng the healen tbst of the first
the should EXHIBIT
worth of civilization and religion well that the best of
influences should be eSecd all by the oonis teir
with the tribes.
Though forced sal,tary Coona
ton developing the character stimulating he of the
from America ependence all be his children
America before ineonty
become habit be educated under all the nobng influences
DOM and raised the full Our people feel the
this subject but their general limited
wholly inadequate their this Already
ga,e and haveu passed provide a
l&hmen district schools township
better object have obligatory paen
guardian their children This we
township be held for the benefit schools quite opposed to the
receiving sa'ousy support which
ny possibility we sustain within ourselves and relation 10
schools nave great confidence being able generality
without much foreign
we nave suffered ana are suffering still for the School This
jit$ Ladies OF Philadelphia have with
ahh at BaSsa Cove where easily realized 70 all
parts OF the Colony directing necessary preliminary arrn,
mens or that school the accommodations a.
IT'S very drahc put this upon permanent and that
We gamer re mne' all the necessary training Young
men thoroughly h Tor the higher departments
ana 10 ACT as Aonacs and teachers
the popey OF uniting the ladies pres, in This
cc o1ecl' ana H. at any ine funds should be
cen Tor the purposes OF that other posi
uoh OF mesuFs should advisable We
very promising young and who need nothing
make them abnndanly useful and country.
Excuse me hurried and loose letter. believe
lthe highest regard, your obedent
THOMAS BUCHANAN
The native American., 1840-07-11
Rcooyf of Ne Co1o1,iye. on .3or;cuJiu,e

Report Of tie Committee agriculture.
We the appointed bv the
the state OF improvement the farm lands the coonsts and
individuals who lands
% higl
OF thirty dollars to Iour CRSt. the and culva
the most ouris|ing and this for the time
he hath nd to tvI NoRR and DAVID WIso award the
dollars be equally divided Them being the
cnvaos second only
regards each other preclude the possibility Of awarding the whoo
either Of them scparaty
thousand
hundred and forty
CHARLES fiERMHAH,
Gro. r. MCIIL,
RusswrRN .7gm Nuryiqad Cot0,ieaon
ciety, and Governor gi )iaryhHdin Liberia.
CIRCULAR OF THE LADIES' ASSOCIATION or CINCIN~
At the close Of the meeting which this constitution adopted
Managers voted the formation similar
iaY 'his and tie West u stated
The native American., 1840-07-11
SAMUEL r. Mc(LI.
JouS H. b.. ESQ FrcS lM Colosz Society,"

iHHaS jIanHfY Zl
U,ar SrI rel te letter thanE
much TOR hat tell heart
to learn the fashion the american peopeto eFn them and
by them like the live and
get better would like
Try. ! thank you very nnch.
Iarde ! friendly mr. humble
The native American., 1840-07-11

am, dear friend. humble
YELLOW WILL. nare Chief
To j. H. B l. LrRoBH, ESQ Prea. MI Col Societ, Bahino
The native American., 1840-07-11

To e Hon JSo. b. RusswrRN 7gn Mryad State Cnisaion Sc,
ciety, and Goreraor j Nar9hoad IN Liberia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

A malta, a recne co commission les mar
IN chandises suivantes.
DIX barrils d'eau de we dc coignac ~interieu
dun prix peu elev6.
Dix barrils Holland Gin,
Denx quarss de barii de vieux vim de porto,
Deax do 90 win de Malaga.
l2douzaines Ne Champagne .Misaissspst Brand,
Doaze caisses dc sauce tomato,
Dueze da do champigaoBs,
Cinquanie barils de Whiskey,
Cibquaate bsrrilets de ~graissc,
Trois csfahines prsssiere quaIite,
v;ihgt sacs de cafe,
~ Caisses Sisop nabrel,
Tn partie DIES articles eihessus sera vendue
I'encan aujonri'hni asf0 heures du mathis PEN
Glen ~nsagasin de MI, Stuart.s
81 Juia-Q0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

AVIS IMPORTANT Aux a1AplrAAo.
IA VENDRE au PeniteMiaire de Ia Louisia-
~bsiau6es dans &c, endruis, SAVIOR
TIE Inn frame o. Heavy Cane Plough;
An mprppsd jacobs ana Esgl PtepgA,4
Tie eeiedrated Hubert Plough;
Dun usage general et out est sant estinnat dams
Is, ct Quest felicians ainsi qua Ia Riviare Rou-
&c. IL a anssi Ell aagssin quelqpes Harro,gs
peffectionnas, dus Pom fssa evoir aux personnes qni
desiseraient en- faffs l'asquisifion.
10 juin-la ST.. ISETT. EoH1,nis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

-E< E[tWIHI - 49, TI%Iz
CondfIlons 1e r.
asvas.nssvsA ~ sAsseeedespssss11l4s 8
une ansss. IA pfiA 4 ak{nneihent a a.
six rfAsrxKs par santSs daat tross paysnissu 2
agancs 81. trois ~ ceasaMensemest ~ desn'sr
sSusestre. Lee rers9prss ghi par une Faiscn
-aueicSsdue, jazsl4seSs coevsnsbl e Dc discos'in-
der leas abounsnneni, devront en- bonner avis
ayauf1a IN 4 t1'annde aa cas- coaira,fs, cllcs
sescns eonsiderees coMriv 70 tcnouvsllant.
n~xJ-LesAVIs - psiesnat &c II osaaiers s1i.vsn-
i, sasoir: TNs avis Nj n'eHeedefon. pas dou1s
Ijeaes. =, aui seront 'unpsndres, Re r%aisront daA
2 rlAsraE pour ia premiere insertion, e 30 essrs
2 px,v ccissaus repetition; les Avis plus longs
suivl0nt IA. meme reggie.
TON AVIS, i moins qu'ou ne i~'crdcnne autretnent,
sera pablo en- fssncais efen Angiais, Ct pays
ssr htacaue .tcs dsux langees. jusqa'a 90 qulh
eeit setir6e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

AVIS.
lie public es, prevennfie ns pnint enievef du
Beis De I'habi,ati ion du sonssizne, autssfuis de Mr..
Villars,a deax miles an-dessous dHs Bh ton Rouge.
sixes pstsonnes qui centinuen,nt 4 ~s'y&poulvoir de
Bois, selont poursuiyies scion toute la r;gueuf DIES
lois.
2janv-47 S. HENDERSON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

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- ''n.at1ss'. s,.s s. ps''a'ss. p"1 r,ae
suuvant lei n~nrfens res,e. %, 4chappes
al yie,,x sany IL Il Cane re,le des des,i.
nses do monde. 90 Gai. conssil @souyerain
de ,ou,e nation Fl de tout ~peupIe: pose
haze de- firu;t sans fin. 81 rnenrt y
ffs3ahine. suror;ss de- e. o,,elle yenaii
,arrsfa. fsr,na Il live ei in,euo-
sFc,eor sur cet,e etran,e pr4aic-
@5taD. .en,perenr. ne .on!ant mas d.nner
pne crande .r,nrta oce i m,,i,re Diva.
RUS en- le com,nrniant. Sc conteta de re
oondre.
Les prophecies dissent toniour. "a
onsn vent leur faire dire: cependan, pa
yone que celle.cim ma b~eaucoap surDris.
Ii chanaea ID conversation q parIn
d'autres chooses.
"A son retour de l'fie d'E!be. remperenr
.e rappela ce,te prediction: il en- reparla
al roInnneI ADD.
s.Je mai iamais womb rien croire, lui
dit.i,; mais ie convieus lei de bonnie foi
an,,l ' 4 DIES chooses oni sont an-dessls
de ia i,ortee des hammes. ct que, nonob.
liant ieur rare pcr<picaci.e, liz nc pour.
ront iammais les approximate: iemoin cetie
singnliere prophetie troayko chez les be.
nediciins, soas,rai.e pcndant Ia RESOLUTION.
Ut que 10 connais. Ore desiyoe-t.el ellie?
Est CO moi qui en- suis pobietf En- sfri.e,
mons desrions noas ca rapporter pour tout
4 ceiui oui reuit rnniyers. Of fare notre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
1R. GORHAM. a ,ranspor.s on Ohlce ! Il
Pharmacie de B Jourdan.
rs mai ID
VENDaE
f6mai IA

Ut A VENDaE.
NE recoftA de Coton sur pied d'apeu pres so
"Opens plas ou moias, i environ 3 millesde Baton
Rouge. Deplus, pusaue dn moulin d cotosp qui 10
uoase SUI les lieux. S'aliresser an bureau DC Ia
GazeRe.
Baton Rousr, II ao1t-27-2f