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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Na,S Jersey r~eoi1hon.--A copy Of the New
jersey resolution received by the Governor, has
been transmitted by him, to the House Of Repre-.
ssntativss with . message. Thu American Gays:
awe we're truly slsd TO and Dr. BfsstcAr take
The toAv ground. thtt no law pAssed by this
Consfsss, while New Jersey 10 disffanchiscd,ean
10 enforced under the Constitution. II is 70 be
hoped, that our Legislature will promptly respond
20 hs tatant little Stale Of New Jersey, and 10.
her generous ~ci'issns, know that wc.s of the en-.
,setrS' South ss., can and will join her in
maintaining her sacred rights. This New Jersey
question, RI not settled 50 ~ to restore that State
70 oil her privileges, 10 destined 10 brssk forever
'hebond Of union. Even now'thc band 10 ZOOS.
cned. Let Il be Tied again before /, IL too late
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

A bill 10 now before the House Of Reprcsen,a.
lives Of Louisisns, which proposes 10 make a loan
Of Ave hundred thousand deIIsrs Of State Bonds,
10 the New Orleans improvement and Banking
Compt4x. 10 cid In skc reconstruction Of the City
,Exchsn6ssss
-
MIexander Moutofa has been nominated by the
Slsis Convention a. the Democratic Candidate
for Governor Of this State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Hrginia-Ths election for Governor OF vir.
ginis sook place on tho iith inst. The contcs.
between tho Wing end Democratic candidate wa.
long and obstinate. The Legislature ballottrd
eight times before . choice was made. Eighty
two votfs were rscessary for Q choice. Thomas
W 0limsr. Wing, on tho Eighth baIlo. received
% votes and wss elected.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

North Eastern Boundary-The Philadelphia
Sentinel Of The 9Th int, says, IL was rumored
), the Exchange last evening, on the authority
Of q gentleman from Warhil gton, that Mr. Fox,
,hs British Minister, had transmitted 10 the Sec.
rotary Of SLATE, the nAimaiam Of tie British
Government relative 10 the boundary question:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
HEAD QUARA Brigade l.. NJ. !,

next. between the
ieh ~ u and four in the af
ano 10 % stiment at the Court
NJ. East baeCC on the 10Th day Of
oe'weS 10 of ten 10 the fore
IN !ou' 10 Don. Said elections
q. Howell.
&c will assume the corr
mo I'm until further orders.
q. Acting Brig Genl,
Feb Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

DHILIP KrNTCnE ban of colour,
Il an inhh biiant Of thaB East Baton
Rouge, having the %intrntiM huncipals his
Save and daughter Racine lont " years,
being legally authorized lit By the Po-
lice Jory Of said Parish. abns who msy
have any leg.l opposition Emancipation.
are required 10 file said OF the Office Of
,b. clerk OF the pari,tres parish, with.
m forty days from the TIA 3e.ent notice.
Glven nnder my hand .4lay of FebruA.
ny 1910 BLASr,ER.
o-ot Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Messss Edi,onl-pirase snpoanro tbs, Mr..
AUG DUPLANTiER, is . candidate for the
ofnee Of Brissdisr Geas,sl, ard that he will be
sustained BY The officers Of the 9th and 18th Re-
ailments. -!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Nsssrs. Slssn apd Fbofnss gave thA3f excuses
fs 10 n.atsendance witch were accepted.
On motion 0 Mr. tsbb, the petition Of VIM.
Dixon was taken up I'D tho following commits
.ionefs appointed TO epmino the roads running
though his. place and - which Of them could be
abolished.
n, N. Burnett. WmxDixon. Ssml. F. Webb,
Jos. Phillips, VIM dsp. and Jas. DcIone.
The President hayinfen,ered took the chair.
On motion. the confederation Of the following
resolution offered YESTERDAY by Mr.. Hunstock was
rcsepej-
Resolved, that after IN new Jail shall havs been
reed by the Police Iurx that the Jail"r be in.
formed Of It's readiness "a tho reception Of Prison.
ets, and, as soon as theFold Jail is vacant, 1t be
,lisrosed Of 1t Public saiAo the highes, biddcr by
the Sheriff for the bcncfpf the Parish, ~hoshnll
be authorized to received note payable lstJan.
nary next in payment fa the same payable in
Bank with sufficient secFi,y, and bearing inter-
est nj the rate Of ten per CO. per snnnm from due
until paid-,hc said pus chaser being bound to
remove the building wiun sixty days from the
day Of sale-and il not tafn away.at The expira-
zion of that time, The saidbui!ding To be removed
by the Sheriff, al the cxTnse Of the purchaser.
Resolved, that the APPROPRIATION made in June
for the purpose Of clsrins out Bayou Houn-
tain &c. which was withdNwn last Sept. session
be reiasta,ed and a c " nateo for the execution
Of the work be appointcd.ss
Ate, o long discussion Mr.. Newport offered
ahe following amendment shich was rejected.
Be- il resolved, that thasum Of FIVE bunbfed
dollars be granted also for 10 purpose Of draining
the land. around X w IMPORTS plantation IN
addition 10 the appropriattn now osk'd for, Tor
tho purpose Of drainine Bayu Fountain.
On motion, the rrsoIutiodsas put to vote and
rejected.
The yeas and nays were called for and result
ted as follows:
Yeas.-Dr Duer, WI Hpstock.-2
MUSLIN Thomas, J fBlack. r w New
port, N Sloan, WIN vangha, WIN Halves, Gso
Dsvid.-7. .
~ The account Of the La ld3tentiary for making
a plan Of the Jail and Court Iouse, was taken mp
aud rejected.
A recess Of fifteen minutetxas granted.
At The expiration Of 6fees minutes The July
re-asse s"bled.
The following report. prantcd by the Com
mitteo appointed to exanindbe account Of Mr.
Wilkins and the extra work lone by him, was
adopted
Your Committee take leai to repor, that the
following ~accoun, for extra wfk done on ths Jail
and Clerks Office, by Mr. wilkins should he al.
lo~cI, viz.
. 10 extra work filling up thkpsce between The
ground and lower floor djaii $3.50 90
TO ID steps to outside staiA sc 90
To Extra door and its frsmdp Jailors
room ii %
To Extra job Of repairineroof Of
Clerks Office so 90
To Mantle Piece s 90
$3.50 90
CT by cash reed on above aeSun. 90 90
S5s2 90
All Of which is respectfully sukittcd.
WV HSsrecx,
GEons Dawn.
kCumn,ittec,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

von row. CONSTABLE
LIS. GUEDRY, JOSEPH Pho.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
Com munfcafed.

Communicated.
Mess's Ediaors-, feel grateful for the kind.
ne:s Of the friend Of friends who had me .nnoun-
csd In your Last parer ~ candidate for Mayor.
end sm sorry 70 decline the honor he or they
intended TO coulter. . The profit Of The Office I will
not seeek y. the daasy 70 abs. community trel
cannot discharge, ahd tho honors of the Office
hs.s bssn % burdsasoms on others, thu. / can
not consent 70 wesy thom myself.
Yosra Respectfully,
A. H. LEG ENDRE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

r1r We are authorized III announce MONT.
GOMERY SLOAN, Esq. as u Candidate, for
BngaJier General.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
s.rRAYED on N.
STRA

WAS taken up, on the Mr. James
w Hutches. 10 the ps West Baton
Rouge, about "a milcs abo{ srt house, 4
sorrel HorsE, Is hands and Ugh. about 4
years old, having nc brand sbite on his
face, also IN the end Of hiS right hind
foot white. lfsaid horse b {imcd By the
owner within 90 days from il notice, lie
will be exposed at public Office, the
nth OF May next II 10 o'el
West Baton 1,oups Feb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
municipal Elect oIa,

, sd rUa MarOa ."
JAMES COOPER. WILLIAM GIh,
WIN. II. WiKOFf, r.: LEGENDRE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

On m0'lon, leave OF ABSENCE wagTanted 70 Mt
Newport.
The committee appointed TO enquiries
respecting the 1T on viii Ii staksH~ Baton
Rouge Academy, Offered the flowing rrport
which was adopted.
The committee appointed onjs enquiries re.
~specting the lot near the Court ause belonging
TO the Parish, and on which 5riks a building
called the Baton Rouge Acsdsmyeg leave to re.
port .ha, after d~ilIigent enquiry ,E cannot OBJ
tain any authentic inf"rmation rspecting the
same-That the persons appointcpy the Police
July TO lease the building and Iots Mr. Nephler
being dead or absent, they cannotsnd the lease
or obtain any information respettil it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Ths public ure cautioned against receiving
notes paspos.ing to bs Of the Commercia, Bank
rfNsw Orleans, which have been altered from tho
Commercial Bank Miss. We have seen several
Of those altered notes, and the alteration can bcs
easily detected. thc:device being entirely differ.
ent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

AmtndAsent If he cossfiftaion-R"so'utinns
proposing atnendmea,s 10 tho Constitution Of she
United States have been introduced into the
House Of Representatives. The amendmsn,.
propose that the secretary Of the treasury aud
Postmaster General 10 elected BY the joint vote Of
both ao0sos. All tls.s subordinate officers arc 10
- nominated BY th4 Secretary and Postmaster
General, and cond'rsej BY the Senate. The oh
ject Of the amendments Ii tr rr-'rr, the power
Of the president by tOkins from him the control
Of these two important departments.
A resolution has also been presented to render
the president Ineligible for re-clec,ion for the
term ncxt succeeding thai for which h. 10 cleo.
ted, & ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

A MOTTO
AL persons indebted 10 OF the late
Reuben NJ prnham decea4 requested 10
come forward aud make pa q those hav-
ing claims against the SAM present them
duly authe n,icated, to the ed admins
traitor.
feb 90 3 IN KING.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
k3O REWARD.
NOTICE.

5 8s~~
WAS Stolen from the plariatiora&
w. Of the undersigned, on the 2ssh day
EA January last, living Dea, the ieuy
on Bayou Manchac, one sOEREL
S4 Horse. about nine years otfshas a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

SsTURGEONYILLE SEMINtRY.-Thr exercises of the third
y session of this Seminary will he resumed the 18th JanuA
next The plan will afford extensive
embracing classical authors and the most useful
of Mathematics From several of practical
teaching, I applied himself closely 10 studies aud
public eranuaons The undersigned feels
and confidence that students in this institution can m as
thoroughly and properly instructed in their classical
and for business transactions "a III any similar
the And in presenting the institution To pub
patronage undersigned deems il improper to express
his and opinions the subject of teaching He deems
the the teacher, make himself nc
quained disposition and capacity OF the pupil II Tile
capacity perception the pupil be unrrad and SLOW to CON
preend the teacher be- patient and slow in mparng nor-
nation owever keeping the mind closely exercised and care
fully avoiding fall i'll the other extreme, that the mind may pro-
comprehend the When the faculties of the mind
proper, reasoning aud thinking there
Itself will enlarge and expand according 10 the
application of The student II industry and APP
picaon be the of the STUDENT the teacher must
adapted the disposition effect the object II the
and added industry and aPpca-
ton the task instruct Is not unpleaslng
The undersigned observes that his school VIII be governed by
sound and wholesome discipline that he designs to Lead rather
than the mind but coecrc will be resofted 10 u nc
cessy require The undersigned further observes 10 his pat
friends that his school the present has been era-
and paonsed and with confidence upon their
support and trusts that however
favor, that merit Will not be unrewarded by
liberal public
TERM-Board for scholastic year of 10 months SIC tn:
ton Cor the classics s for the higher branches of English
Cos: for the minor branches $50. j. J. GREGG.
Siurpennyi,c BrInswick Dec. II. Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

Stanally as n present existing: That thc Prasiten
s.!ond IN al cases address his orders Immediately 10
soHE "ffic:I; OF the militia, and not - thc EAEGt-
LIE ofany State. Tie GOVERNOR ATE s:ate, IS
/ HOI mi'Hig Cjjccr, BOUND 10 eJecV,c he 0Rprrs
tie President; he cannot be tried for disturbance Of
| tiH"
| WHAT think you OF this, We genuine Wings: What
thnk you o. the President addressing MS orders i'm
edatey TO the Militia Officers, instead OF the Execu-
YVES o:ae states: And what think ofthe reason
assigned ior thu change, viz: that inc Governor ola
sa,e cannot De treG, and militia oscCr be trc.
iord:sohed!rE:c . orders: Well this is awful. TEa
Wing candidate has put hs followers in delec.
table tx truly!
But Sen. Harrison was not satisfied with ;wo reports.
On the 22d dny CT January, IN" he mad" a..,hli
pot, N which his report i ISL extracted .cngth,
and the estimate above gwen Hga'n appended there
to- THIS report VII be found IN the same volume,
?ige e2i, and II Is accompanied BIZ long plan vi. ch
vas submitted To Congress Dy Ii. Knox, Secretary Of
War under General Washing. l. lich bears IA.
January 18th, 1899. Why General =-hingon mus
have wished to perpena,e his power %, he would
not have allowed his Secretary of War % recommend
-organi=ati0n of the Militia,
Well, II seems that three times this thing whic, Is
now called "a Standing .irmy recommend ID by
General Harrison Whose power was 10 be perp"tua-
ted llcn' Who then demanded THIS great Military
power, which now strikes such dead alarm to the
heart of Whiggery; James Madison was then at the
head OF Aiairshe w2s President when this Report of
1877 made and when the reports OF Isis ana go
were made Mr.. Monroe occupied that high STATION
They all made in time Of profound peace. II 1t
were right hcn-is itwRoNG now, when we have of.
fculty about boundary which may ye, lead TO War
In the years 1896 and 1857, the then Secretaries made
the recommendations about the Militia and IN the
year 1888, on the ilh day of May, Mr.. Wagner
Chairman of the Militia, made report, accompanied by
bill That bill contains l6 sections, and provides that
the Militia shall be classified and trained and that the
expense shall be horne by Congress. (S;ec Reports
of Committees 25th Congress- Cd Session, Rep. No.
575)
Where the lynx.eyed vigilance Of the Wings
then; Why was not the cry of a sandng army then
raised: The answer casy-no object was TO be gained
BY snch 4 cry that time 1t about that time tat
Wing paper in Philadelphia recommended 20 the
Wing party 10 dsjand their forces.
In conclusion, suggested 10 the grea. head OF the
Webb Wing party, w c. Rives, ana his followers,
that there "more things in Heaven and Earth than
| dreamt OF IN his Philosophy We would suggest
10 him and them, the proprety of looking into the acts
and dpings Of past Congresses before they undertake
to say that ,ir Van Buren, has tramped the Constu
ton of the land under his feet, in the recommendation
Of measures which have never been heard OF since
'he days of Cromwell" -Palicy STIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
ID. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
March l2

TN rules held in the Clerks once
Of Caon, County Cou, on The 3d day of February, 1910
George b. Pollard admir- of Nancy Bridges dec: and SAID
George d. Pollard, and Frances his wife, Plah'ins.
against -
Eweil annan John Norruent VIM. Norment, Wm Nor
Of Samuel Normcnt, VIM W. Cooper KchaId nor
ment, Green and Elizabeth his wife, Ann sale iliehafd
NJ Bridges, Defendants.
The defendants, William Norment, Of Samuel Nonncn
Wm w. Cooper, Green aud Elizabeth his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10 tue act
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing ~ salts
factory evidence that William Nomcn son Of sanaei Nonen
William w. Cooper, Richard Sormcni, and - Green ana
Elizabeth his wife, Inhabitants this country Is ordered
that the said defendants appear here the s day oil May ec
and the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy OF TINS
order be forthwith inserted in published IN e
city OF Richmond for months successrey ana posted ~ e
front door of the Courthouse of this County. .
Copy-Tcste, JOHN L. PESDLEiOH, SerS.
FebS sS-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

n ,PP4HANSuCk tCAOEMY.Thc Exercises Of this insti
,n viii be resumed On the 18th Of January next, under the
Mr. Foster Principal assisted by Mr. Buck
Tay ikahle heahfulness gifts site, commodosness oil
a-s and extent aud selection library, advantages
winch h public has long been familiar, whilst to IFS highest
muon in the enlarged and varied capacity and zeal Of ITS
k f his h.i-f official exercise here II Is comparatively
~ Th- trustees therefore feel IT 10 he due TO the public
ln<tlvo ex2-css ,"r unqualified assurance OF the
ucstnon, OF these qualifications in the proficiency dis
dir rem classes their late examination, and their
ad convection that it Will in future dsuppoiI just
r.ss,-For Board, Tuition and Bed, $40 per annnm
mo II. BERNARD,
Prest Board Of Trustees.
n, Sa-2awu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

rvT,nLE MiTAPONI ESTATE FOR SALE.-inIent
No remove Missouri the subscriber offers Tor sale ina
,e called Sprns Gr0rs, lying IN Caroline toun'S on
v, river containing upwards of ro h0ascnd three hun-
hundred OF which cleared and arabic land,
,,.. y, Two GOOD and productive meadows. valuable
n,,,nnr about two hundred acres, lies extremity
sac LARGE dyke has been made around considerable
% N il and with little attention the greater part can be
,r,.rly secure the high lands covered with heavy
~ - y,,tab. ,im'.-r - Spring Grove IL admirably
M. cUture Of Indian Corn, Wheat and Tobacco, and
= market w3t easy access is afforded by the Richmond,
aud Potomac railroad, Which passes through one
ri n. estate about hal; mile from the dwelling house,
~ mar 10 The harms and granaries II is ten miles from
,,.nr. The Spring Grove dwelling house contains four
~ on the fir, uor three Inc second, portico, spacious
and DIV cellars. IN the necessary onthonsss, negro quar-
- 6oi. carriage house hara, with wheat machine, all IN
I oder aud the enclosures very substantial There -
~ estate another large and cominodious dwelling house,
~ ,nnh!, repaired with all the necessary out houses,
l,t at pom, which would render the division OF the
m T>, Hho wish 10 purchase are invited 10 'isii
-,.,Es. IN, tenn. of sale shall be made liberal
WM. BtNKHEAD.
a. y, l0l-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27
GROCERIES At UNUSUALLY Low PRICES

selling goods cheaper .aG have been able TO
ot them before, having laid in the at very low rates
" asf tt" following:
Lids y Orleans sugar. from l2to 10 cents per pound BY
lh"l1r"l, cash
Do. Port" Rico, nj very low prices
81. PRIME y. C.uiN Sugar
bag, { NJ" from 10 i? cents, up
b. orleans MoIa>cs first family article at 80
cat, pr Gallon -t,s me larrc cash
d@' P-'ria West lndia do.
, 'ti Ma. Gross iierings, q; 50 50-perfectly sound
: tatal-rs LOAF Sugar. - low rs IL IL cents
h most beautiful Clarified sugar. perfectly white, suitable
"f tfrsrrilu: &c.
. fa'ha.ss splendid Teas
, t'Ess very fresh bunch Ra.s:Hs
taets" If grades
Arpicr, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Cloves
~ p Cclton Yam at reduced prices
NI' 81 rser description
l'oa Of all sizes
sll' If larrcst and best sackinp
IA" Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
lamp on, Sperm and Talow Candles
Powder and Shot, Turpen,ine Soap
h.y '' " ' eoo"'' 'u''ao'' 10 '''i ~
determined To sell any and every thing in line, al
~st f:ces for eo$h-believing that all trade must lti-
y " y t',ne 70 that. WYATT & WHITE.
~NHiv lUl-tf
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a q Pla b The postage .b ., Smgs it''.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

TEACHER WANTED-Having dismissed my school in con-
sequence o bad health, qualified To teach the
Latin ana English nguases find situation by applying I'M
medae To my ioner patrons in the ncishboooi 81 The Coal
Mines Chesterfield County, Va.
AUGUSTUS HANCOCK.
March