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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
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NNeh les
Muse NJ Reesvssnshu--Ths ~.s42aien VI
ttea ~, me sppoin.menlef ! jeia, y imiass 10
memcsislias Censtess .pii ,ks hsees Of ID,
essasins the duty on fatsassf susat, The paf,
pess Of protecting The 5inasses,s sf VA planters
&as taken W and cenfldsfsd,
A general diseassieal On .hs fnptltsS4f The pro-
lsetivs system ensasa. Mi Dsvid,shh thought
tAasif HE sutjee, wst btseeAs bsf2att congress
the whole question waula b epsneat ind the da
II now ssisting on fotsien sugars miakst be taken
Oh. lfs e~ensilefea itbe,,st 10 tstaaluesq quiet.
MI r b Conrad sstt tAs sssela,i6a:: does mol
nov. call fur diseussish. Il y a%sil::I55s express
Ion Of opinion, ba, The ssnslsasa ls<n Living
.,ea had invited discassien, hat ks iieeii bound h
answer. Nj Ceatadasniel thatsti.a1 A1ssar duty
was . tariff duly. there wa sidayas alssiae'
tlen between sugar and other Aaif!es. bcsa'
had bern ,ased fet i~eeeaae,; no, iff its.vetisn.-.
The subject rested on much aishdt ssssnds Than
HE tariff. The gentleman had ,seee = wrong
view Of the matter.
NJ rtss,c6 would se,e Iu III resolution On
ptiseipie. He had always trs5ttrL protective
w w "sse"osHsuuA9es futs Wtsutue HlN eOte If
lhe resolution. The duty tsid Oh sesaat In 1915.
10, ~ss a revenue duty. We hfi itllpu ju.., e..
esped from war, with s debt ef lob mltisns. HI.
sat was then | luxury sadlAs s4lsstAnen. taxed
Y three esn,s tef the purpose sf A~essiae, III order
70 pay this debt. Til. .as sdmtts4by the mos,
slafa tariff man. The planters hadsinves.ed In.
snsnss capital 10 the eaitafs sf .kas st,ieis on Tho
faith Of this constitutions iawi Ms Though, a,
memorial would he 0! benefit. VIA
MtC N Conrad wis opposed 70 tts gentlemen
who last spoke. How hass we3tsass able 10 ~.
this ds,yt Nes:hy assecistiaul tysaa,h the an.
la.sstiG party. ba, ey:sstayihs es,seetsa. With the
q the tariff According h; The gentle.
mans opinion. the },asiH ought; = have ceased
lhfss yesss sso, whsd there was iasarpias ssven.
The psodissl saminissssslens itas now sen.
the revsnss deficient, aasssas II sxabstan,
II the views Of No gentleman, are certee,, Ia
Or htss yests W shsa have sssssplus reven.
and whist then wal bscetas Of VS,tssusar Inter.
He diasted tets eaA.. with f6,s ren.lsman.
Hs approved the rsseluslon bss;ess Very difsren,
The yeas and nay. were Istei flall stood. yea.
l6-nays 9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
NEWS FROM ENuIANp.

by The arrival Of; The Ismsss n .khephetl IN
New Orleans Livestool aecoussss have been 70.
Ieeived 10 tbs 18th Ign and :Londol: Il the 18th.
We take The following sienna atfa the coarie'
of The l'.A. which win ~ found j. -tos'ss' con-
The tirss and msss imEostan, isetn 10 that Tho
money market was s'sasier Ia London, and ,hs,
| American stocks had risen 10 The slpsi,as,ion Of tho
EnslisA capitalists. The specis , the vaults Of
the Bank Of Eaglsad hal incrsSs.ed Ese7,0 900
and the rates Of Interest ~tre ;ovs. sor good &c.
e~atities. In the nsnufse.srias dial lc.s Of Grea,
Britain. business had isnpsp,sd. !k1 Ion. howsv.
q, II Liverpool. hsf sz9srienesdls reduction
equivalent 10 half cent Ii the psuai.
Frost. The Chastiss leader, hac heehn found gull.
y Of high trsason d Newport. Hie conviction,
however does not sesa 10 have made the Charlis,s
atis moro psscsahls. :
The itsms Il Eoelish news, src tho stil
spreading csamor for ihs repeal Of ,&s corn laws.
The csremsnial preparations fss ff,hs Queeo's
marriage. and tho naval and mii:s{y reinforce
meoss getting ready fss shs lndiab Ocean. War
With China had actually trgun. ADD the Mel.
bourne ministry seemed anxious II ssaate a. much
glory gu. Of Il % possible.
Little iafotm.,ieu ii to Frenchi oil Spanish az.
fairs is given in the TWO English kaper. We have
seen.
From Constsntinnp,e. aud from A.sia Minor, the
last accounts were is,erc wasliks htE N preceding
adsices had prepared us for. tn. rsnch Am
hssssdos-,he only friend tho Ee1 btisn Pacha
hsd amoas ths ministers Of the " grea, Euro
pean Pcwess.i is said 10 have lost ts5tsa,is influence
the other legations. aud VIII the Sultan
himself. The terms If peace oH9ses 10 The OTTO.
man Potte-terms which would 1--we secured
extent n territory ID ftehemrt Ali,
IN Asia ss wril . in Egypt, are ,skyr said 10 have
Keen rejected. through the advice Z ARussis. Aus !
ria. and England. While Fsar3e;i il delibera,.
ng on the course she ought ,o2pg4 roe, in conse.
laence Of sAe rejection ofher intSsrrksition in a.
1or Of Mehsmes All, the son Of tthfkiauer is said
. have put his army in motion tsswtrds the Hell
espo1s. Russia. on the other hfntS wss busiIy
large srmsmeeis ID I'd k3Sos,s on the
Hack ses. Her generals. Il xst sid. had orders
Oppose Ibrahim II. his maschs S,:4sse the troops
{ the Young Sultan should psoss .kaequal to The
cutest.
Hssnity does not oyerturn ,EsSS virtues, il Ger.
liniy make them toier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
PROBATE SALE.

"ILLb s salb Al p,,bIse auction al tbs ofics
or the Parish Judge, IL tie ,pws Of tIaiot
Notgs, " the hieliss. bidder, bsiwssn ths hsufs
of ~ A N and 4 T N, o1 Saturday, ths gJl ds,
II April anest, 1910, by otdsr Of Tie Him. III
Judge ii ds eth u Frabales IN and fof the Par.
ish Of Fast ia Jon Rouge, State of Lonis,aas,a
IeELY NEGHO MAN,
aged sboe. JOysafs, The property Of tbs seeees.
SION II satgs yo#gs, dYes sseJ.
Tetm..s..T $500 cash, he halsa : VI sin and
'wslys mo,at'isa, netes endorsed - tbs sstjsfsfiius
II the Garatg,: and n~otigsge - seeote tss s,ent.
Z. TEssiEK, +. judge
x5 e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
MARBLE u.
by PA Walker III The iath iasi, Mr. 1stasa
usnBHNs 10 Miss A1ies PteFsr.
D Il y |

DfEDf
n this piaes On Wednesday morning 18th Inst,
sflsf a lingering illness, MI Epwis H. kktTes,
IN The asAh year Of bis age.
MI ksltoh WIS a native d Boston, Mass. and
fef the last four years = resident Of f1sion iosse.
He was an acceptable member Of The Methodist
Episcopal Church, and died In The faith Of ~
Redeet,ef who has said II an The resurrection and
the lifs 10 .hs. tsiivsth HI tns, though he were
dead, yet sbslihs live b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21


state or LOMIsinwN.
Parish Of East baton Houge--Thiiid 1.di-
=. cial District Court.
Thonass Barrett h to,
David ps",. ! x,. No s'7e
RY yiftas of 4 visit VI PIO,iss F,sd Fssjss
49, w me Directed by me bous,sbts tbs J'b,,0
District Cdoft parrish md stste aforesaid. there
VIII be exposed vi pnbiis ssls on
THURSDAY April On. is4O.
Al TIE aot,ft house, between the usual boa,s 1T
sails, ~ The right, tits, interest AMI e!stm Of n, o
deieiiant, ~ ard IN the foil6a ing Property, ~
wit,
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
s,,uassd IN Ibis PARISH, on The road leading 10 me
pla,1s, a. about fftfen miles fr0m I'M iexr Of
Baton Hot,es, containing i've hundred s,ossts.
n'ofs o. less, baeldsd no,ih w lands NJ Tins
LILY, east BY those u sManeny. smith By shosv
OF = Ne~gett, st'h ssst BY Psssv , together wills
all The buildings and Improvements ths,susto
belnitet6g, 's6fsevs, shs following slaves. viz.
Negro n,sa Humphrey sgsa sas,vt 40 yssn,
AMI West aged st6ut g5 years.
Terms Of sals-Cast, withoa / lie sereh / ~
.appta,ssr,sat
March
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Look out for storma-Piof Espy. the Storm
King arrived In New Orleans on The 10th and
proposes to give q course Of lectures on the The
ory Of Storms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Roagc-1'hird
District Court.

We0tsna 4 Hughes.
- Ptidss firrj fsejss.
yiftes Of 4 wit Of Plafiss FjeYt Fae5s \.
- 70 Inc directed BY the Uosorsbts ne mi ID
Distije' Court, paflsl, sad stats sfpfssssd., shs 70
VIII ~ exposed 1T public sale y,
Tnp#shAr, Apft9t !, 1870.
NJ The eSt,ft h0ess bstwseB me asasI boars NJ
sails, all ibs right, iiffs, intsfss n and els,m el tho
defendants ~ shd 10 The following property 10 vi.
A CERTAIN TRACT es PARCEL " LAND
e6rt~'oi"s twenty 6ys sypspts poSs ~ less, sis..~
hted ~ this paris. and known ~ tho Canon riser
lying near tbs town u Ha.on Rsass, ~ tis vosA
leading through GseI essnssds plsssst,or, M.
geshsr wiz, al We buildings ssa isspsoys msaas
thereon.
Terms Of SsIe-Casb.
Asa. D0 gGAsrsfs, Sheriff.
march 4 A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
n Baffe-0ue 0f Me LLo0dh0unAs k;Xed.

4 Balth-one If The MoodhounM killed.
A postscript 10 q letter dated Tslithasse, Feb. s,
states that . report had just reached town, thss
Maj Bailey, with six hounds, had fallen upon an
Indian trail, which led TO q camp Of forty, four Of
whom were killed, and the rest ran of, leaving their
n,ockassins, &c. behind. Ono dog was killed by
the indians,an the scouting party YVES still follow
Ing the trail. This 10 tho most important battle
that has taken place in . long time.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Asd S@ssggans-An attempt was lately made
"a Nos York. % susssse The great Eastern Mail
vsisAins asoss : ton, GA hoard one Of the New
Aassa ssrauhoass, in the shape Of DIR Goods,
aiesly sswed ar in coarse h~assins. The tick
wss discovered and exposed by The oh~ervioe
CapsAia II The boat. xho however, slso~sd The
ysii % 20 on free IF freight, .. he said The gov.
@eas ssas 80 poor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
~
NJ. NOTICE.

NOTICE.
lVAH. A Malta respectfully announces 10
Tie public that he has opened tis efhes st The
siors formerly occupied by j. y. Stuart; Esd.
where he viii attend " the Commission business.
lie Will also uuiet,ate 10 adjust the accounts Of
hoi,sss Fishing Ii ehahge Their firms or l~i1aidats
their Affairs, AMI 10 transact all other business in
y lilei, his nisrt s.tile ageney may be required.
lie has made arrangements IN enable him 10
make liberal cash advances on cation for moderate
charges. ttt4 6.tm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

=. n.;...sst Fran Enstand seem TO indicate. tha,
,;,A ~ s.ss-rsnneai il preparing Tor = brssk
.....,-.:-" A powerful .nxsal force 10
.euaf'ns sSN C.a.on.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The ~, 10 abolish Imprisonment. ia debt, ~hieh
w reported lss, essk y having passed tho Ben.
w., had bean materially changed ftem .hs OIL.
sinsi bill and consequently !. had 10 he semi
bseA 10 the House iet sits concurrence, The
isass has refused 10 fa,ify the ptoposea amend.
snsn,s. II The Senate .hsssfOss continue 10 PET.
sia Ia the amsns,ssa.s. Inc law, contrary 10 jus.
tics and lhs wishes Of lhs people, mus, remain -
tis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Freshei IN Coanecsicai.--1'he following le,te,
from the postmaster in Northampton, communi.
Gates intelligence Of the destruction Of two extcn.
Awe covered bridges over the Connecticut:
Correspondence cfthe .barnaief Commerce.
NORTHAMPTON, Feb. -, 1910.
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Sunderland Bridge came down last night, and
lodged against the ice dam which rested on the
piers Of our bridge. We have been on tho look
out from the stceple Of GU, church all the morning
10 see if tho piers Of our bridge could resist the
Connecticut at its highcs, food. together with
the accumulation Of 20 miles Of ice all packed in
between the bank Of the river 1900 fee, apart and
so rods up and down.
The bridge, toa j. filled vita people, as are the
high banks on both sides-and now comes the
crash: one pier stter aeother gives way, till four
arches on, Of seven aie gone, and are now floating
Oh towards the ocean, with Sunderland.hsidge fol
on rapidly. with their roofs all OH, looking
like 20 many dwelling houses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

- &N[1 10 T-NEE&MhEM &&EM
Tas Nsw jsHsss esk.fssfkb BattEsss-
The ease u Inc Nsw Jetsss ethtssssd fHtsion,
which has 70 mach and u .e4sybsliy G~sitssss
Congress sAd The whsle esaUiryss sims n Gem
neavemsnt u Inc present ttsnsfssslsast t~essloh'
seems nov ID he assuming an aspect sAles< Aisd 10
aaI.t and satisfy public tesliG3. New SJetsey
ts. fs nearly i whuls session ban teni I fep.
.essnta,iea In The iiesssAaaight sssfsnte % het
by The constitutions, 4 n .ht With, Until sw has
nvsef i,eeu denied 10 sAy astsse. The Eh.iau.
lion, ii HE name iims IL sesstfs The sht Of
representation, also, defines ;;std tssal &ss The
ssh, Of suffrage by whiei'a lf'4s repre- e~n.stien
/. made, III il this ttsts which lies Al very
t,aDds,ioni Of gu, a~evetnuleb., Sad q. isat lsi,esid
he guarded a. gvt NEST pfselegs ptisiis ftefh
ihs very appearance II ettsMpeisn sHd Ause, 80
Whether ,lpte W.. An sb,lse of ;ihis asi legs IN
the esse VI New dorsey, i. WAS pe.las, s'sefs
ted, /. VII. ,bv duty Of Ce,sfets 10 e,'ai Ne into
aud .s,isf, ITSELF II they fssh.svl . sea. .hoss
who estae regularly eemnllssietsJ.
gonstess did thus tefass, andthen tss 4 very
ptspet .,tqs In placing Tho whela suljee In The
hands uf ,ha committee ii e~lesilonr. o tts.
ses.sd thp power 10 receive al TIE ssilstEs which
could tp olnaibed, 10 ,,tse.. the A,s,tef In e clear.
eel light, mi. eammi,re wsfs In The f,ll tide
II saee, s~ral operation, when Hey WERE eauitsd
by HE ttea.s .fsttA9f' Wheeler they bad hns
ishsd theft duty o. ns,, ts feptift ~lieE Of The
len claimants had received HE greatest II ktntef Of
Votes. Al The greatest aauMhef NJ tvfes
Alone constitutes an elss,ieb, the M (sn was
made hs q member 10 Substitute ths we1 lawful
before sye,ss' - a. 10 taaaits ahs con pi,tee 10
report what pstsoBs had; feesised u NJ katity Of
The hWfat vs,es n The slseliea. The question
beins takea on The tneiiean. The. lfrvse IL sund
10 he equally divided, 10 sstina.in The Afma,iss
and % In the negative. The. speshel sosed In
The affirmative, and thas The amend, st was
agreed 10.
LNh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Matches seems evstrua will inesndtatlss, gam
tAsss, and lesE,s, scarcely . paper comes 10 "
which does mel esataln the nasiss VI one o. NEE
itss. and always the supposed work VI ineeadi
aries. The Free Trade, u the OH amer dslsil4
Ing Two o. three Ares which occurred previously
ssys%-
"Thsse sse vsftsus opinions and sstmisss fes.
ressiss The diAbelieal asthet hi these aa,Nsfeaa
attempts u eeaiastallon. While some su-peet
q man wAa tecsivcd summary justice ii The hand
Of The efewd rome yssts aso. ai.st he had ssrsp.
ID hts legal puaishmsn, BY a haw in his indiel.
ment iet beating his wife 10 death, and who has
threatened 10 lay the ely IN ashs. IN fs,s,is,tans
others thtaA that se,ns sIllaasus nesse OF iafAi
NOUS etaekteg, makes the attempts. II II vety
dtdfral. 10 desyphvr the la,ensiea Of the wretch
o. wss,ehes from The a.temp,. which are made
some beine made where iaNsase Asmsas would
eNs0s " the attempts we're saseessfut, and others
where very little lass could ~ inflicted. Zine
must aatassl the tnys,esy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

: TArrs was . great meeting of the Wing young
omsn af the District Of Celusnbia an the c6lh ult;
a6er The meeting sdjsatnsd, the member formed
Z rroeessica and marchrd 10 the residences Of
many u The distinguished Senators and Repre-
ssnsaaisss, BY nearly I'll Of whom they were nd
dressed n sAast but spirited Speeches.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

DUDLEY PLOUGHS.
oD Dudley pleoghs with wrought iron
81 mould boards No /, 2 and . Just re.
ceiyrd and for sale BY
F29 3 ~ PHILLIPS Il ca
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21


DAss ~ rMk UxkrAs srArks--tn com.
plisnes with a call rom shs House Of Represen.
.atisss Of rsansylvaAiss 10 all The banks In the
State, fcs various particulars a. 10 Tho number III
shptt stockholders, The amount Of stock held BY
sseh, ~ whom and whsats sssidsnt, aud also a.
" The amount u circulation h sse.ss Of and IN.
der 80. Ftny two Dahks have answered, end
sascns them tAe BaMk of The u. =. The -.
s0ls ~ 70 .hi. iastim,iots which has 40 eAen bcsn
.staAsa N EagAsA ii.stsfafivs may 10 surprising
.smaay. instesd of,hess bslua 4 large aajssl,y ii
feseisn~ steckhsllets, tho nambvs /. very ,nolss.
ate, The whole number sf stockholders III The
unttea States Il a,t3a. The number VI fetslaa
s.ockAsllsss. 4. 1850, only about one fourth Or
the wAele ase of iEaslsad and Ireland, or No.
ases thsts asa forty swc. Tho nobility hslaias
sssrk Ne
kasla 4
MarqalseA .
caaats aud Counscsses, i
Lords,
kaiEhts, DArscns and Barsone,s, -
About i.5o0 oil the Stockholders own nom |
70 10 shares ssch,.
Thu Circulation Of tho Daak u ahus given.
Five Dollar Notice issaei 1nder The
etA section of the improvement
Act, passed July 10. 1880 $4,000 90
TsA Dsllss Notes, Sa.sst.l,o 90
Twsssy Dalar Notes. alsssso 90
TAis sspess I. dated lsosh January lest.
VII
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

shoald these works ever be resumed, before that
period, The lahet sifesdy bestowed spoh them will
be rendered Useless. BIT .his Il not I'll. We have
a State dslt lei upon our shosidefs OF more than
eleven milhsns Of dollars, principally 10 English
capitalist. Do yes inquire what are .he means Of
.hls Stats fu psvtnsh. of The interest o. These
lea,sl I will tell you. Tsss ,ion ,snd The dividends
Of tbs stock owned BY the State III OUT Slate Bsnk.
In ibis way OUT sehoel funds, amounting 10 nearly
elgtl hundred thousand dellsrs has sil bes6 "ter.
yoNea," snd | maysssfsiy add iesf, ifrseoysfsbly
iest. II h quite true that II IL segstded as 4 lean
10 ibs state, but every cent 81 |. has been s1petd.
I'd, and there are no mean. Of obtaining The later.
IS, on this fund bet BY taxing tho people 10 .bst
amount"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
4atip ADVERTISEMENTS.


CAUTION.
i DO hereby fofewain ali persons fran trading
iot q note drawn BY ire fet Slt6D, dated AL
May 1893, payable IN oite year from date, 10 The
ottlef " John Held, and endorsed BY him. Eaid
iets Was given To Thomas X. Picket, and has
bier paid III iatl, and ousht 10 have been pivea
", u me- shall resist lie payment Of Ii liz
whose hands soevsr IL may he.
msl D. Tii6s, PRssbsHassT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

As The rulers Of democfstie governments sfe
always exposed 10 the Suspicion II dishe0otshle
eenJaes they In so1,e measure lend tbe satboti.y
ii The government 10 The base ~p,se,ises Of winch
they arc accused. They thus sifetd mn ~ssafppls
whiei, must prove diseeafsgeias ~ tho struggles
Of %viftaoes Independence, s1d must foster tho
secret calculation Of vicious ambition. lfit bs ~.
serted that evil passions SIC displayed In si ranks
Of soelsty, that they ascend lie throne by hefsdit.
afy right, this objection has hut little weight In my
estimation. The eoffuptien Of men who have cas-.
uslly risen 10 honor has . coarse and vulgar iafee.
ton In II. which readefs IL contagious 10 the tnuf.
sitade. The people can never penetrate Into The
pefplesing labyrinth Of court intrigue, and they
will always have difficulty In detecting The tu,ti-
tude which turks under slogan. manners, refined
taste and graceful language. But 10 piAage The
public purse and 10 Ntnd Tho favor Of The stsie
are sr.s which tho mesness villain inay cotapfs.
bend, aud hops 10 pfstiee In bis turn.
81 reality II IL far less prejudicisl 10 witness ihs
... Wy Of tie great than 10 witness tbst I'm.
na,sli,v 90. ie.s leads to greatness. In a demoe,a.
!. a.;..,s .,.... see q man Of their " rank IN
ife,who rises from tia, .es''o po ""o :
zones possessed Of riches anu ..
Pho spectacle exites their surprise y'
md they are led to enquire how the ps..' ~.
lsy their equal IL 10. day their ruler. 70
ute bis rise 10 his talents or his virtues Il unpleas
mt; for !. Is sacitiy TO seknwlcdss that they arc
less viftuous and less talented than he
They orc therefore led, (snd not unffe.
their conjecture 10 q true one,) 70 impnte
'fs success mainly TO some Of bis defects; end an
mixture IL thus formed Of the ideas Of fur.
'iinde and power, NnwortAiness and success,
i:iIity and dishonor-De 1oqasriM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

A resolution has beer ptsssa,sd IL Z Senate
10 IN the da, fet The sljoafh,nent " Jensiess
sometime IN May next:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Condition Of Min0is.-We take tho following
extrac, from q letter to the Boston Courier as OK
hibiting the true condition Of Illinois.
"You are aware that several millions have been
loaned. principally in Europe, aud expended upon
our public works, embracing more than thirteen
bundled miles Of railroad. By q Law ofthc State,
every one Of the numerous roads authorized 10 be
constructed was commenced Of each end, md Al
the same timo. The consequence is, that although
an immepse sum has been expended upon these
works and a considerable progress has been made
from each extremity Of all tho different roads, but
one and that Of a short distance, has been compile
ted. Several, however are so far advanced that a
comparatively small sum would complete lhem.-
Yet in the face Of all this the legislature has repeal
ed the entire Act authorizing the construction Of
these works and thus thrown away millions al.
expended upon them.
"AIl that remains of our splendid scheme of in
im~Pfovments, is a host Of unfinished roads.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The i.oaisisaa I.~si.i,,ars by a vote Of both
Mssses has resolved 10 s.ljeata on the astA Inst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

IF ahs manufactures Of New England are idle
or working for litle or nothing. the Same canno.
bc said Of yankee mariners and ship.ownets, for
they now Ind moro engagements than they can
take 10 Southern sea ports. While tho selling
price Of cotton here will 20. repay the cost Of
production. Frsishss have risen 10 a heish. which
only lsrgs profits would justify the shipper In
paying. Our f.svee IL but thinly lined with sea.
craft, considering tho season oil The year ; aud
although vast quantities Of produce come down,
there 10 said not 10 b a vessel Ia port that 10 dis.
engaged. While our Eastern fellow. citizens
arc thus making the mos. they can out OF the
carrying trade of,he South, we hope they will
hear Ia mind tho policy Of giving some return
for the advantages allowed them-wo trust, that
on their return home, with full pockets, they will
Try and undeceivc tho people in their neishbor.
hoods, so ~ 10 hinder them from giving couute.
nance 10 abolitionis,s-or ~favoring further on.
croaehmcn,s on Southern Rights and social In.
stitutions,- Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The receipt. NJ CestoA III New OIL Ihs sine,
The isl Oetobef 1889 10 igih March is atneua
70 gb7 900 bales.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

LOUISIANA PENITENT1ARY.
Baton Rouge, Jan. 9th 1916.
HAAk Bark, suitable for Tanning Leather, will
" be purchased at this Institution until the first
day Of April next.
Any person wishing to enter into c~ouirae; for sup
plying Bark, will receive any information requisite
by addressing II. Lanoue, Warden.
jan IL AZ ST. .ISETT, Clerk.
GThe Vick.burg Wing, Little Rock Gar
cite, Memphis Gazette, and Huntsville (Als)
Gazette will please publish the abo~e 5 times
a nj forward their accounts to this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

NOTICE.
N III persons indebted IN the succession Of the
late Thomas Aillet are requested 10 come 6r-
ward and make payment, and those having
claims against The same same, will pIea,e pre-
sent them duly authenticated to the undersigned
administrator.
mt 1-4t r. DgnmHsousG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
MAYONAtTY

WN IVyIKN III II -"@
MOEsOLVED, by The Beard Of stslsetms1, lie.
That me resolutions passed ths iG,b day Of April
1898, respecting dry go,d stores, not on Tie tan
roll, be 60 ahaetided that 10 license be issued Tor a
shefiet yatiod Of Tins Than ofs year.
mia 8 sAML. skOIFIELD, Ell.