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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-08
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. Web6.-As the time draws nigh,
hen we are to elect Senator from this
strict and as Columbia county is entitled
The candidate by the usages of the paE-
1t is highly proper that names of indi-
iuals, who are thought worthy of that
gh station should now be brought before
public that their merits may be fairy
nvassed. With these views, | request
liberty Of presenting through your col
ms, the name Of our democratic friend
AAC KLINE, Esq. as a candidate for
nator. Mr.. Kline is too well known in the
trict, as staunch, firm, and tried friend
equal rights to require any euloglum
a me TO insure him hearty support
n all who are their advocates.
ISHiNG GREEK SETTLEMENT"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-08

Hard Cider.--'Why, dear me, Mr..
Longswallow,' said lady, 'how can you
drink down whole quart of that dreadful
hard cider at single draught! As soon as
the man could breathe, he replied, Il beg
pardon, madam, but upon my soul it was
so hard / couldn't bite Ii eff.
sqzFszzssszSzrszsa
The hard cider newspapers are called
" barrel organs" by their opponents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-08
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IL WEBB--I believe it is a conceded
BY all that Columbia county is enii-
to the next Senator from this district,
duty, therefore, pR nominating "A caudi-
will devole on US. | have heard sew
'names mentioned, many Of whom |
ID oheerlulIy support, but none more
lily, than Doct OWEN d. LEID, Of
lawissa. He is a Young man of talents,
a democrat, and his location is a sure
lge ihat be will sustain the true interest
he eouply.
EAST SIDE OF THE RIVER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-08-08

The Illinois Free Trader states that tn
wheat crops are much injured in diflerer
sections Of that State, by the rast an
D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

We were present at . meeting Of the
Wings Of the adjoining paris Of Burke, Ire
dell, W Wilkes and Lincoln, held at the store
OF Wiley Gather, Esq, 10 Bnrko county, OF
Friday and Saturday last. The Wings oil
lredeil we're there Nth their Canoe and Bal,
a miniature Cabin, and two splendid Flags
4 portion Of the F" Spartan Band of Lin.
coin came With beautiful Flag and NUN
bers Of the Wings Of Burke and Wilkes
we're 90 the ground. They all took Their
tents and baggage wagons, aud cumped out.
The meeting was addressed by Dawn
+. Caldwell, Esq. Of Salisbury, on I'm
day morning. Nj, G. spoke for about tao
hours, with bis usual force aud ability, on
The great political qoeslious Of the day -
lie exposed, IN naslelIy manner, the cor
rupiions and abuses Of the party 10 power /;
cheered hs hearers on ia the noble work
Of reform, and urged them to press on to
victory. When Mr.. Caldwell concluded,
the company adjourned for dinner.
About two o'clock, the people again as
5embltd, aud we're addressed by Col b. S.
GATHER, Of Morganion. Col. G.. CON
meuced by welcoming, in tho uaue Of his
fellow Wings Of Rutke, their brethren from
other counties particularly" TO use h.-
own words, the Spartan Baud from b.
n'ghied Lincoln; "ha, though often defeat
ed. stand tirm- uacouquered and uncouquef
able" lie tacn discussed all the leading
measures Of the Administration denounced
their EVIL tendency, aud called upon the peo-
pie TO rice 10 their might, and huh from
their hch places the reckless and corrupt
mea WIN now rule over ~. Col. G.. de
lighted his audience with his eloquence for
aba1; ibr'c hours.
Col. Gather was followed by Gen. JAMES
WELLHoRy, Of Wilkes. This venerable uld
soldier ~ lae cause Of ItepubIlcanlsa had
or'y been speaking Tor about half an hour,
when Tremendous ram came up, which
compelled every oue 10 SEEK shelter in then
tents aud the uerghbarug houses.
Mr.. Caldwell aud Col. Gather each made
shoH speeches at the Lincoln camp on Fn
day night.
10 consequences Of tbe nclcmency Of the
weather, n.ot persons from a distance !efl
carly on Saturday morning but tho clouds
blowing N towards noon, a large company
collected from the Immediate neighborbood .
md were addressed BY Gen. WeIIborn, and
MIR. Caldwell
The whole meeting passed IF very peace
ably; though somo few drunken ioco(ocos,
sho we're stationed IN the yicigiiy Of a uhis
tey cart, attempted locreaie disturbance.
The meeting was honored by The pre-
ence OF large number Of ladies', who came
orih TO cheer aud encourage the friends OF
he good cause by their smiles. As far az
Ve were ab'e Ia ascertain, they were al
God Wings THIS, however, is nothing
nusual: they arc always right, and have
yer been celebrated for their patriotism
I'D love OF country; They were " hig- in .
T6-'hey are almost universally Wings
le4o.- Western Wig Banner.
year OF pleasure passes Ike aeeting breezs
Al moment Of misfortune seems an age of pain,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
HARRISoN'S PRIVATE CHARACTER.

a
Testimony Of DR.. Beecher, Of Cincinnati.
The following communication from r.
G. Colby. Eco, we would conmeud TO the
attention of oil those who have witnessed
the calumnla,lou, by some OF our opponents,
Of Gen. Harrsun'spriya,c character. MIR
Colby is man OF uuimpeuchab!e integrity,
and entire reIiauce may be placed uron the
truth @. all his Statements LorcH Courier.
To iie Editors # tks Lo,seH Courier.
90 taking the stage, few days since at
Nashua, vas 50 fortunate as 10 find my
self 10 company with Dr.. Lym Beecher,
of Cincinnati, ard knowing han TO be UNI
versally known in the community, not only
as u man Of great talents, but OF high mo.
raj worth, took occasion, 10 the course OF
conversation, 10 remark that there were
conflicting statements among US IN Ne"
England 10 regard 10 the private and public
character Ct General Harrison, and request.
ed him to give tue his opinion upon tina, sub
lect, giving him 10 understand at the SANE
tlme that | desired tho privilege of giving
that opinion to others, If | chose SO to do
After pausing shor, time, he very dehber
aiely answered as follows: 4" Soon after
wen, 10 Cincinnati, met General Harm
son al judi. Butnets, and have known him,
personally, ever since. In the private
walks Of life know bin to be a man Of
whom even his enemies can say no harm.
As a moral mau, | know his character "a
be uubemlshed know him 10 be mem
Der of regular standing IN the Episcopal
Church ~ Cincinnati, ard have repeated
ly heard the cIergymeu Of that church speak
10 the highest teluis OF respect Ut the chsr
acier Of General Harrison. As a ciilzeu
and nelghbor, kno@ him 10 be universally
beloved aud esteemed. He is hospitabie
and generous, even 10 fault, aud hrs beOe
violence is prove, bal wherever he is known.
As man OF talents, he possesses more oil
the cool, discriminating Judgment, the hon
esiy OF purpose, the determined perseser
ance 10 the conscientious discharge Of every
duty, and more If the hi.hmIuded, noble
traits Of tho old Washington school Of men,
than any other man have ever seen. A.
q writer, 10 every sense OF the word, he
staads amongst the first in our country
As public man, need not speak OF him
for every one knows his character 10 ihsi
respect as well as do. Tie history II his
country has settled that matter beyuad Coz.
iroTessy, aud nothing that It's tremIe2 can
say can tatnlsh his hard earnrt reputation
And now, having given What | know aud
believe 10 be HIS character, IA me say that
believe him to be just the man whom We
iced al the head OF cur Government, 10 the
present deraoged stale Of our country, aud
bopc aud lfus, that 10 November next be
vii be called like old Iiucinua,us, from his
dough, to the Presidency Of tho United
States"
The above is The substance Of vha, D..
Beecher gave as his opinions Of Genera
Harrison, aud, as hear as eau recoIlecy, |
rave eudravored 10 give his own wold-.--
leave the sutacI without note or com
neat.
RICHARD G.. COLBY.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

A Discharge from OGce.--CoIouel Sam
vel Burche, the Principal Clerk IN the o.
Gee Of the Clerk Of l5e House Of Represen
tslives Of the United States, which he ha.
held for t@enty SIX years, land an under
clerk for ten gears previously has been %
ezpecledIy discharged by the prcsen, Clerk
u the House. The Editors Of the National
aietllgeHcer state, tina, il is no more Than
jIst TO say, be has always discharged the
duties Of his Office with ability and nntlfing
ass.duiiy, aud that be IS better yersed than
any nan living With the Rules aud Practi.
ces Of the House Of Representatives. = Raj.
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

misspprehenSion which eau only be &C,
counted for by the fact that Col. Johnson
was badly wounded at the tirst onset, aud
vas Immediately taken off the field, ADD
could not have known Of the important ser.
vices rendered by the Infantry under HarTi.
son and Shelby.
must clam, however, for The second
Battalion Of the mounted Regiment, the
honor Of having contributed more than any
ether corpse, Ia achieving the victory. But
II gives me pleasure 10 say, that every off
Ger and soldier did his dG:y on that day, so
iar as | know or believe. You will there
fore be able TO Judge from The fact here stat
ed from my own personal know led sc, whelh
er Ten. Harrison was presen! IN the action,
doing his duty as an officer, and whether
any par. of the Infantry Was engaged: had
supposed that facts so well known BY all who
were there, would at this day, be questioned
by none.
ln conclusion, as il regards the standing
OF Gen. Harrison as an officer, and the es
timallo8 IN which he vas held by the army,
am, with NY intercourse with his officers
snd Soldiers subsequently 10 the battle, ena
Died 10 sdop, tae language of distinguished
officer OF Perry's fleet" there nerer uds
az army more Grdenfiy attached or more
enthusiastically proud 81 General than
his"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
Prom "a. Bartsmsre Patriot.
1ER. LISTEN NO THE TEsT

RAIDER. LISTEN TO TUE TESTING.
NY OF \ GALLANT SOLDIER.
I The followiug interesting correspondence
Between Governor Wickhise aud Col.
James Davidson, (presen, Treasurer Of
keu,uckyl We take from the Common.
wealth, Of Frankfort. The letter Of Col.
DAVIDSON IS another uuimpeachable witness
20 the bravery and generalship Of the Hero
q hpPecauoe, Fort Meigs and the Thames
Governor Wlcklffs aud Col Davidson,
both served under General Harrison. The
latter sas one Of The forlorn hope who
charged amoog the Indians, al The battle
Of the Thames.
From long and intimate acquaintance
with Col. Davidson, we cheeriully subscribe
10 the comments Of the editor of the Com
nonvealth
4" A Drawer and better soldier and ,ruer
pairioi, never bled for his country than Jas.
Davidson. He vas pre- etniuently d,stln
guished for his activity and in,repidty.-
He vas perhaps oiiener employed by Gen
efal Harrison IN services requiring o re
markable degree OF courage, amidst dan
gers. lorilIude under susferings. and promp,.
ness 70 executing difficult and inpor,ao,
duties, than any man IN the army. We
do not say this inyidiously, for We glory 10
The fame Of all who served she country. -
10 the battle Of the Thames, be was partlc
ularly distinguished be received IN that &C
ton three severe wounds :; enc IN The leg.
cue 10 the abdomen ard one ia the breast.
No one that lived, was worse wounded bu,
he tooghi al the head Of his men, tall the
last armed foe bad surrendered; and VAS
nli taken iron Tue bsale field, % which.
alter the soi,on terminated, be sunk, .ili
some lime after dark.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
FRANKFORT. Sept. 5, 1910.


DEAR sR As you acre 10 the battle
9. Inc Thames, commanding company 10
Co. loansoa's Regiment on that occasion
and now bear upon your body the evidence
that you wcre 10 the ihickes, Of the fight,
desire that yo9 wi!l favor me with an an,
s~er TO The following questions:
Isl. Did you see Gen. Harrison While
The battle ragged, ADD after Col. johnson
hsd been Wuua5ed and lsken oH me ground.
ans bear hiE encouraging AID auimatIng
irs -eu
q. Was any par, Of ;be lnian;ry under
Shelby engaged 70 the action
ours, respect Nllv.
{. A WICkLIFFE.
ca ] Dtvtt-ss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

Whipping The Depii Round The Stump.
--some scamp recently cut down liberty
pole a, Burlington, Vt. He was caueb, and
compelled TO ifoI round the stump number
OF times taking the coeh,de at every stem.
Prentice calls. this whipping the de,h
round the stump"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
THE GREAT CONVENTION.

The account Published in our last, of the
grand Celebration in this City, on the 9Th
and 9th instant. was necessarily 50 hastily
prepared, that much Was omitted, which
perhaps ough; to have been noticed. We
add further particulars:
la the Grst place, ave omitted 10 notice
the gallant county of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

Jhcy can't nuke IL out-Mf. Senator
Walker, from mississippi upon a steamboat
on Lake Ere, few days since, having ex
pressed bis belief in the eiec,,un Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, was asked by gentleman to name
the States he relied upon for Van Barren. =
He DID so, and they were written down as
follows Haiae, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala.
bama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, llI
noIs, and Michigan. Ga being added up
they were found 10 count 1870 votes, or nine
short Of the required number TO eicctl But
his estimate comes much nearer than the
vote wilI.--Ciq. Gazeue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
! ours with great respect.
JAMES DAVIDSON.


z. ). | was IN the service and under
General Haulsoa about fourteen months
J. u.
{. A WiczIuYg, Esq
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

Governor Fairfield Of Maine, says, II will
90 with my party il j, goes 10 the Devil 7"
Then, the probability is, that the Govern
or will soon smell birthstone.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

year OF pleasure passes like foeting breezo !;
but moment Of misfortune seems an age of pain
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

An Honest Confession The Tennessee
(Van BUREN, Sentinel of late date says:
"Tho fact i. not to be disguised that tho
Democratic party IS bu, the shado'p OF wha'
II was even ono year ago. Many OF our
stronRholds have lately surrendered to 'ho
enemy, and where the Harrison mama VIII
stop Is more than VIC can say"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22

"IH uofe for an Honest Man."--A sound
hearted old Democrat in every respect
says the Roxbury Mass, Patriot, dropped
INTO store in that town the other day, and
was Immediately aecosied by a Locoioo'
with
Well, Mr. B. they say you have turn.
ed Whig."
81 know they do" replied II. D. u
mover said So"
" MOI | heard you did,"
" u Is not true. | only snid | meant to
vote for an honest man next November
Tlllsanswer was sufficient confirmation
# the report, aud Mr.. u. was quietly pass
ID over to the Wing ranks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20
FIAT DE la LOUISIANA.
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SVWt VO 4 bOurg6tvO bPiStv tINs~l NtOv4S0 yIgy
Baton R"exe.
Elizabeth n-ysn, ADMINISTRATIVE
John Henry Hack, s7a
INV serta Dun writ lie saisiie ct De sente /
moi adresst par fhon. Conr M Trci.
sic n's District. Parolsse et Fiat sus,lits, j'ex.
poserai EN- yente publique,
LUNDf, 10 Juliet 1s4O.
4 IA Maison dc Cour aus heurcs orAinaire DIES
ventes, tons les droits. iitres. intlr<n ct pre-.
tentions d. d<fendcur dans ct pour les prorr;l.
t<s ci.aptes dscriaes, sasoir, sE''
Uoe cestaine Tcrc ~ llahras;on. sim6e
six mite. E., 10 DAtnn Rouge, SIR 10.
eaux de Uards Crttk, c,m,en,n, sjs
cent vinat sept actc.. bosnko 4 rUucs,
par bird G, Dawson. ~ Nmd mr. 10.
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ans; Washington 10 ans; Stephen II
ans; Moses ~ ans; Carroll o ans; LID.
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Louisa Q ans; Kis,y 3 ans; Robert ]
an; Maria ~ ans; Mary 10 ms; So
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Sarah As ans; Chnlouc 20 am; Ann
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ms; jim S ans; Tom 1 an; Jane $ n
Phiilis 5 ans;
Environ 80 tt,es de Bsies i Cornes, IL
Cbeynus. ct environ 50 Mumons Fl
ious les instruments Aratoires qUi re
trouvent dars h die h,bnation.
saisis pour atisfaire au jugem,ent ct aux frai.
du process ci-dcssus.
Communicating mile sept cent trerte.
six p~iastres Compliant, avec cling pour cen,
diH'eret sur IA scrnme de sept cent yingt-s1
piastres dt vinst-cinq Fevrier mil hut cent
gaarante, jour de Ia date du prottt ct ciaq
pour cent d'inskret SIR Ia sosnme de cinq mile
piastres, d. vingt-einq F<vrier NIL hut cen,
qusrante, jour de la date du protect, Complain
ihsinte oant dh par le dt John Henry Black 4
Ia suce ssion lie William Bryan dkcEdk, ct 1
credit corHine II suit Cinq mile p~iastres paya
| b'es lie premier Japvier mil hut cent quarante
ct IN, ct cinq mise p~iastres i,ayables lie pre-
mier Jssvier mil hnt cent quarante -dcux
AusS IL somnne de vipgt.sir piastres ct trente
sept cents ct demi, pri1 exclusif des fais d,
sheriff.
6juin-,7 A.. DUfLANrTlR, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20
Etnt dc IN S.Ouisianc. .
Cour do Troisi4ms D~isttn,.-Posoi,a
Est Baton Rouge.

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coast1ues RoeAen DapIsnti.fs
IN verdi d'sp Z ~ de s.s,.ie q IL vsats b .soi
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En- ve"'e pnbliaue,
sANEDf, gj Jsnist isl9.
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aus ksases ord'Waist : dies tsntes, sN,s lss limits, ii.
tree, iste,A.s 81 preientisns de Ia ,ehsndsp res.
.coes's~es H"ehoH O"pls.s;es, Fdsts II pdsts IA ~.
pfists ei.spsAs detriie, sasoifs3 rts5& *#
Deas TERRAINs, sisnte daNs II viii.
de Baton Rouge, dsns cettc p4rtic DE-
Ia vile. diviste en- terrains tar Richard
Dcval'. decide, designe sur ie plan rsr
les Nos. | ct 9 De l'ilst No. 2, ct lar.
mant renco;1nurc NorI.O Quest de. . {
Lafayette ct Floride. ensemble y q
toutes les bA'isses Ct s~mdlimations mi
~ trosveht.
ss'A rcrs s~st;sfs'fs 80 j~"senen. et aas frsis d.
pfsct< ct.dsssas.
Ctrditcns-Au Corpssat.
20 tdn--D r. A. NALkER, Cnscser.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20
vENTE pUBLtuUE.

tHAN vertn d'aa ortfe tie rfloiefable Jugs dan,
&.1@et iodf 4 fafnisse de In vitle de Ia Nile.
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Eneatteuft a~ ss%
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sehtiI h ses efeAneiers -Ha# %
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20
IL o WvBAWN AVIS,

rOUR NJ 7ROLSfEME .DtsTRtCT
PAROtsst tj4,r nA'rJy pOttHt.

At51 DH 4 VfN HVGaE Is
A U nom et par i'satofita de l'Eist do Ii
S&A Louisiana q, lie la hite Cnur-L-SA Lur
Qie t,tt,As les per sonass qdb celia pe,tt noncer
tfr sathent, q',e snt Ia petition e, la pr,sre Il.
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E'at ~s'tstlits, s,Hinfeaaut propfietaifs e. p,ssesssiti
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ton aougs, ditisee pnf n. BtanregatJ, I'll designt
sur lie plan par. IL No. il de 1'iiel az, ensemble
aveo trntes les batisses ct anslioratjons All "
t%roo7ept. "a pr ptiste t~iarssas derrite Il eie
aehftet par ie DIT He6rge W. Christine. 4 die
er's pu'eiltee i"ite par A ,,ssst,n Da;dan,ief SIZE
tif he IN Pat"'sss' d'Est BAton Rouge, IL vihgt.
se,'i Nal;fhnuee de noife seisheit mil b,it rent
G''afau's, Ell vetto lie pihries writ Dc FRI meias
sdresss Al, dit Sheff par l'honorsble Couf d.
Trnisiame District de IN pafoisse 81 Fiat sasti,s,
cnntte leg tieny fnobilier " e, immobilie-s lie Ns.
than n. Ladd ct Morgan Morgau, h h reut,bte de
John W. baily Va La,I tt Morssn NJ ,rgan, No.
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q"etear pour lie pits he onze cent ~piastras.
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pour Ia Pstoisse d'Est Baton tt0uaes Fiat de h
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lie Ia dite Tour. ct confdrnte,nept aux clauses dun
acts ds Ia Legislature de IA l.d,isiane, iniHul6,
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ven.es judici aitrs,'' s~ppfouvs lie ~ tfns A. u.
1871, a. accorda ct %accorde par Zee pfe.r,irs, Get
10 mon'hbn, preyetah, 81 .s6n,nabt tous tsux Il 4
pe"vens avoir q~ael1ses dtoi,s on pi4teunons su
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ere fate a" 't George ". Christine, OH pour ,ou,
hotfe irregularities on ills5,lite dans Pes imstion,
rsnnonce, od da"s ls temps. la mode OF Ia forne
de "a vente, o. pour tout au'te Hefsu! 1ueleovqis,
d'atnif a dedui,e lents faisons dams les tJsnts ),ors
1bi soigroht lie jrur dams leqnel tette t%popitipn 4 +,
lnteree poif Ia premiere fnfs dahs les fe,,ilIts pa.
bl%l'Iues, %roof1ooi Ia dits vento afnsi fate, me
ssi s,'stii, no serait pas torffmss, hbnologuee
Ct Ie"l"e jugsmens 6ual de cete Copr.
N Ainsi donne, atrorde. faH ct seellA
bs dams Ia paroisse d'Est fiion f!opge, II
t4++t 10 I"la A. n. mil huh cent que rsnss.
Ie"'oin, PIioh. Isaac johnson, Jugs de ns,,e
dtts C6ut.
N. MORENO, Depute Ctrhsr.
90 taid ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20

y" sSSa"ssF -
nr do 4enr Distric, Jadicitift; Pafoisis
NO.. 10.

Conr da he me District J1aic itift; Patoisi.
az d1bersiltb,
Christopher Adams centre ses Cfa4aeiers.
f,etvifle, 3 JUN .fg4a.
4 WIS PUHLtt ct PAT lie present donns
que Andrew 8. Barker, syndic pour les
CTsaneiefs dn snsdit Adams, i mis- en- toor sob
%tab'ear ,Ie distribution ct son rapport d'adn,in.'
i%strasion, cotfime syntlic Dc IA fs'nite, ct a re-
tionns Ia cdnf pour Pfo%nologation.
Ttrftes ~tjefsottnes iptsressees s6nt par lea
presentes, notJlees que s'iIs ont DIES objections
Va saslite homoibgatidn. il taut iss fare
avec lie urefisr de eette colr, d'iti d l'tpoqus
c~iiesshs ptesttise par IA ioi,
Par urtlre de "A COur t
q, u TAYLOR, GreiHet de Ia di,s Cddf
Is tGn tY--4f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-20

Amfhoraiieas des BoniAoires aes AEsteau1 d
espesr.--La soclftt d'encourssrmcn. do Fin.
das.ris rationale do france. Went DO decorner IN {
fntdaillc dor a Mt Uhansscrot raint, pour On
APPAREL rendans impossible rexp,o.io~de. houilt
leires, d'aprss h farpo,. Dc ce,,e dtcoo.er,e. Ia,
msliora,ian sppo.,te 4 Ia sure.t do Ia ,ous.pape
e' Psrfai.e, ellie Pcssadc IN noye en- ingehisus
d'aver'ir d. danAaf,ie touvoir d'emptcher Ia NAL.
seillanee ds fart du NAL, a teslemen. t,6 t,ouve,
! 81 d 'ous lss AZ tiscmcns de Ia mtcaniqoe se
i'a'srs D nysnaud on quo Ton ny fas.c pas II.
. s%sn'fon; Ia sape.3 %s'tchappesai. sur lee ~fournsus
w e.einarait / fea.co qui emptcAe,ai,la p,ota.
f.ft dans explosion.