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CAUTION TO TRAVELLEfss GOING

CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS GOING
" SOUTH-HAEFAx, IN. C.) October 10th, 1876
We, the undersigned passengers IRON Baltimore South,
here by caution the pzbc ssinsi The misrepresentation
made Uy the Bay Line OF Steamboats, and The Ports
mouth and Roanoke raj road from baltimore via Nor
folk, to Weiden, NJ C., N favor Of ier unrvaed exPe-
1 ditiOn
We were assured that the Bas Line was the Only line
by which passengers could reach the Wilmington raj
road at Weldon, thereby leaving the impression that this
the only Toule by which passengers could reach the
Wilmington r1 road and also that weuld be twenty
four hours ~ advance OF the passengers by the Great
Mail Line. But 10 great ast0DisLnem on arriving
at Weldon 100 late for the cars for Wilmington
and Charleston; and instead Of being twenty four
hours in adYanoe Of The MALL we were tareWn back
twenty four hours behind it.
IL is true the Fay Line, via Portsmouth is the only
line running to Weldon, but paSsenpers nv the
Great Mail Lime landed by steamboat Al Halifax a
point equally as pleasant the Wilmington rail road
several miles below Weldon.
If there had been any unavoidable accident to prevent
getting through in time would most willingly ex
the deterton but nothing Of the kind occurred
the night on the bay was calm and pleasant as we
Witnessed and nothing TO prevent the stearboai
gliding the smooth surface OF TIE water fast as
steam cU4a dive W..
tseens 10 u Therefore, that as they have flilei in
complying With their promises even under the ia
Farabe circumstances the traveller place hut Little
bills.
lsigned) JAMES W. BAILEY, Macon, Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva. N y.
w. u. SMITH, Montgomery, Ala.
c. TAFT, Hawkinsville Ga.
r. ROBERTS, DO do
JA5; F, FARRIoR, Apalachicola, Ia.
G. W. GLENN, Columbia, s. c.
JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
D. W. JOMLINsON, do do
The original q the above card can be at the Of
fee OF STOCKTON, FALLS CO., Baltimore next
door above lie Baltimore and Philadelphia rail road Of
fes old St
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StWAIM's VERNIFUGE-THE MOST UsT
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED tt

THE PUBLIC.
This well known ant-dysenterc and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past, and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, TO
be far superior 10 any other medicine ever employed in
the diseases for which il is recommended. Ii is per
fectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it,
Worms being especially apt to infest persons Of de-
blitated digestive organs and emacated constitutions,
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medicines, which generally consist of the strongest pur
gatves, calomel-lha destroyer of the constitution
bltteTs, pink root, spirits of turpentne, wormseed o
they debitate the stomach and often materially niure
the general health, without removing the cause
Swaim's VeImifuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the of worms, by giving vigor and healthy
action to the stomach bowels, and organs of digestion,
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough, SC.
This medicine By nvigoraung The internal functions,
Strengthening the organs of digestion, and removing The
primary which creates morbid secretions, will re-
Heve Bowel Complains, ChOc, Dysentery, Dyspepsia,
and the whole of hillary affections, Sick Headacl
Acidity OF the Stomach Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
&c 1t an antidoe in the early stages of fever and
cholera mOrbus. As general family medicine il stands
unrivaed it is applicable of the diseases to
which children subject. Swaim's Vermifuge will
be found OF some utility to persons who occasionally
indulge in the convviaiy of the tables a dose taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects of acdty of the
stomach, not unfrequenlly produced by wine In the
neglect of this however, dose in the morning, or the
following morning, will in most instances restore the
tone of the stomach.
Famrles resident in the country, and isolated in a
measure from medical advice-uaveeTs iourneying TO
the far west bound distant pOFts-seminaries and
all public Institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy, constantly at hand, of great utility
Prepared at SWAlM'S LABORATORY, Philadel
pha, and sold by ROBERTS x ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
sc 30 VIM. SWAIN & SON.
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~ . : = =. - = = = .. = I =
compound Aromatic C0nfecll0h

*** Compound Aromatic C0nfecll0h
HNOOPI x *Ms X x w4*4 y ~ **<
= SS .oT ER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
aeiheuy ION pleasant, certain, safe, and ehaeta
iauon for Gonon9a and elect This elegant predu
SSopuW ombinng all the medicinal virtues of Balsom
bned -; as Ds a,S pp;ac,a,abe nroneres COZ.
sever ,,, ~. ,ranrJ 9x,yac, az s3nrsanar,a wifi,
mos =, a.Nl,a 1880 ~ gyea efficacy f,rns ,s
am 20 $1,000 $500 Sas;-.iIa rene aver ya;,cnva,ad
Pe 4 as II combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
la il purfes the blood, and removes in a few days
cry yestge Of the disease It is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate where all other remedies
have failed The CONNECTION put up in neat tin box
es, with full direchons-each box containing suffcien
properly known must become the only remedy used ed
as Sold by $. g. BANCE. corner Pratt Charles SITS,
Ay ]. II. WARNE corner Eulaw and Market SITS; and
has O. C0RRlCK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town
81 Price 81 Der box ap led
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WORTHY OF NOTTCE.

foR sA LEA Black GIRL, is years Of age, to
serve until she is 25 years of age. She is well
sloWh ana good house servant. For further partic
lars apply to L.. f. SCOTTI'S Old Slave Agency and
interference office, basement City Hotel oc2s
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PRE-
VATV.

Corner Pratt ST. and'Dugan's wharf lower end Of Cen
Market Space. AUG
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN sPEGFEC.

FOR the cure Of Colds
Whsoping Cough, Splitting
OF Bleed and Consumption,
Ge. Juet received ant for
sale by the Agen6.
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON
corner Hanover and 5alti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest Periee-
ZION. They are of balsamici
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FENIIIS Medicine had neen USED iOf more than seven
j years before an effort made to initiate it,
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind
ced great number OF persons to initiate it in various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof OF It's
being medicine of great value.-Some ar selling SH-
sapara and other syIups imposing on the ignorant
for the Pandcea reduced pnces others are maBg the
genuine medicine with molasses Sc, making bottles
of one; thus retaining Gifts vTtues others are
using the genuine Panacea IN their bottles TO perform
to obtain certificates to give their own reputa
ton, sc. Some have even resOrted to perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protrcted the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swaim's Panace awould have proved in
stanuy eiicacous therefore deem il duty owe the
public to them that the composition ofmy Pana
cea is known, il communicated to any
other person in any way whatever and that all other
mixtures represented To be mine, fraudulent i'm
positions.
The GENUINE PANAGEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetors own prices, of
ROBERTS s ATKINSON,
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healing apenent and anodyne natufe-opeR all OBJ
stYuetons of the reast and lungs, promote expecora
non, strengthen clense and heal the tender inhamcd
lungs, cary off the sew inward, hectic fever, promote
DIGESTION strengthen the nerves. increase the appetite
Of the Specific is safe mild and easy, ana may be tax
en- without danger BY women in the last stage of preg
nancy, and is sovereign remedy for cidren and gives
Immediate relief to the whooPng cough, teehing and
The howell complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofusng tins specific in his private pra ce for these
hirty years past in Hypochondrica, Hystetcal EeTv
ness of shirts &C. as well diseases of the heart and
lungs with unparalleled success The dose Of the Spe-
cc to be given according the age and strength OF the
patient as directed for the cOnsumpuve'
NH 2 2aw--ap 30
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G9 k6b REAHIS CAP WRITING Pa
wv PER, now landing and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE.
oe 10 N0.2 South Charles street, lID sp;ys
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MEDICINAL ADvBRTIsEME NTs.
sYPHILITiC DROPs

y AAAE hHF'IAIIFNEn,-
Those who are laboTing under the eE-
fleets of the had disorders are annrs..
ed that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
10 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the VeneriaI disease ever vet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quaoic
nostrums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be Temem /;
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu-
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. In u word, il re .
Al. H.. =.
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Sole Agents oi Baltimore, at the of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
0I3-Who have also for sale SlVAIM'S VERAiIFUGE,
along with which will be given pamphlet the sub
ject of worms.
an 80 PAW
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6p7m Lever end of Genre NIsrIet Si,a,,
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18th mo. 18th, 1870,
The above preparation Is sold IS ,,r,
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LOOK TO YOUR COMIC Ry

corner of Pratt st. / DBgans' whar1
maI5 lawer en- MarkeS treef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
APE COP BOY.

IN Rev Dr. Pslhcy's Barnstabie Centennial
Discourse. ~r find the following spirit and &C
cura,e sketch nj q Barneiable boy
The duck decs not take tho valet with sur
q, lrsfinc, than tho Barnstsble boy. He leaps
from bis leading string. into the sh'"uds. IL u
bu, q bound from The mothers lap I" The mas
head. He boxes the compass in bis infant 'o'i''
ouuie.. He can hand, reef and steer by the time
he hlcs n kite. The ambition Of bis youth. y to
witch the world with noble sseaman-hip; and
his manly march is on the mountain wave, Ms
hom.-no, mol | avn too fast- his home Is moi
upon tho dsep;' aud, in his widest wandtt'"gs
he never forge,s that it il not. His home stands
on firm land nestled among some light houses,
which in the darkest nidnish. Of a polar winter,
his minds eye sees casting ,brir serene radiance
over the wide waters. I, guide him back to the
goal. as il was thc starting place Of his lifc's va
rird voyage. While he keep, The long night
watches under the cross Of The Southern heInls-
phcre, hi. spirit is travelling half round the globe
10 look IN a, the f1residc, where the household du-
tie. Of the day COTE through, tile mother. or the
sister. or the w wife, OF the dear friend thai is not
wife. bu, shall be, ia musine on her absens fa''of.
The gnIes of Cape Horn or the mon.oons Of the
Indian sea, are piping ia bis cordage-but clearer
md through and above all their ronr, his ear I'
drinking in the low. sweet voice, that ~ iulllng
there his infants distant slumher Aud whether
he eyes, with the CONSCIOUS pt,de ofart, the thing
Of life he is managing, oil tight aud trim,ber up
or rigging sent down, ss she leaps. free and sure.
footed. poised by n scant edge Of rhain-top sail,
from peak to peak Of the now rising now subsfd-
ing wa'cry AIp.-while his hoarse voice. amid
the mad uproar Of the clements. guides her fierce
way ~ If by ,nagic-or whether. on The quiet
Sabbath. IN the grnyish sunset. or beneath tho
broad, cnveloping moonlight, his beautiful vessel
skins under the line. over the level floor of ocean,
with all her snowy logging & should say her
bravery set, as gentle and noiselcs- as o flock OF
white do,cs-stiIl, still, loved spot Of bis nn,ivi
ty.
"Whcre'er 10 roams, whatever realms 10 see,
HIS heart uutram,nellcd, fvndly turns 10 thee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
The population Of Concord, New Hampshire
is nearly 5000-incresse since 1880, I'LL.

By Request.
LIFE THE ONLY ACCEPTED TIME.
While lifa proIongs its. precious light,
Mercy is found, and peace is given;
Blu. soon, alb soon ! approaching night
Shall blot out every hope Of heaven.
While God invites, how bless'il the day
How sweet the Gospels charming sound =!
Come, sinners, haste, Oh, haste away,
While yet a parjoning God he's found.
Soon, borne on Times most rapid wing,
Shall Death command you ,oathe grave;
Before his bar youraspitiis bring, !.
And mono be found TO hear, or save.
In that lone land Of deep despair,
No sabbath's heavenly ligh. shall rise;
No God regard your bitter prayer,
Nor Saviour call you to the skies. ~.
No wonders to the dead are shown,
The wonderseof Rrdeeming love;
No voice bis glorious Truth make known,
Nor sings the bliss Of chimes above.
Silence, aud solitude, and gloom,
In these forgetfuI realms appear
Deep sorrows6ll the dismal tomb,
And hope shall never enter there.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
CHI. TEssIEg,P.J ].

Was comm,ttedt to the Jail At Hat.
III on R6hse On the 1914 of July 1910,
a negro man who calls himself Abram
nv Test 5 inches high, about IS years
o. hgej and says he belongs II Will
liam Stnith. of Eas, eBs ION Rouge
The owner IS requested 10 comply with the law
snd take Him away j35 "a
Was brought 10 tho drpofat Baton
Rouge on the 18Th Of July $780,
@ negro MN who calls himself David,
~/ s feet 10 inches high abou, ~ years
A Of age, and says ht bs1o1gs 10 Isaac
Preston, plantation al Point Corpee.
The owner is requested q comply with I'M law
nnd fake him away. ; 20 "a
Was coTiarit.ef IL fhe Jail 1T Bat
/or Rouge on :the 2Is. Of July ls4O, =
rv7 ntgfo man " no calls himself Robert,
"/ . feet 8 inthss tigh about As years
Of age and says hs belongs to Will
am Read Of Homochl,ta, Mi.sissip-
pi. The owner is requested to comply with he
la ' aud take him away. sig5 %
Wascommiited 10 the Jail at Bat
Jon Rouge on the 21F Of July 1910, a
~ negro man who calls himself Bob, 5
%/ feet 9 or 8 inches high atbut 50 on 40
A yeafsof "ge, and says he belongs to
49, a Mr. unbehagen Of this Parish. The
owner IS requested to comply %ltb the law snd
take him away.
jos "a b. BR YAM, Jai1or.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
state Of Louisiana, f.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Third District Court.

Elizabeth Brya:. sdm:nis,ranix,)
John Henry Black
Y(Y virtue OF g wri, Of seizure ard sale to me d.
- rected by the Hon the Third District Court,
public sale on
Tuesday 2sth July, 1910,
on the premises between the usual hours of sale,
all the. right. title, interest. and claim Of the de
PENDANT in and to the following described prop
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR
~ PLANTATION.
at about six miles East Of Baton Rouge on the
waters Of Wards Creek, containing six hundred
and twenty seven acres, bounded West by Bird
and Dawson, North by the heirs Of Hood, South
by Gayle and Mrs j .obdell East by Black and
Dearmond according to the plan thereof; ,oge,h-
er with all the buildings and Improvements there
on sstock, tools, farming untcnsils and corn; and
moreover, the following slavcs,yS wit:
Negro man Chsrsss aged 4e years, Ned 80
years, Orig SO Yeas, Ben 70 years, Sam 10 years.
Washington is years, Stephen IA years, Moses
10 years, Carroll years, Liddy 81 years, Airy
2yesrs, Esther 8 years, Louisa 6 yeays, Kitty 3
years, Rober. ] year, Maria 80 years, May 10
years, Sarah u years, Susan 6 years, Flora 90
Joo'e3 cdidH ~ y'd5e3 SHdJiOSe ~ years. Ann }
years, and Nancy ]6 years, also Bob years, Jim
5years, Tom ] year, Jane 5 years, PhiIlis S years.
And about 50 head Of cattle, l3 horses and
about 50 head Of sheep with all the farming uten-
sils now on SAID plantation.
Seized tn satisfy tn. judgment and co,>s in tn.
above entitled suit.
Terms of Sale-Five thousand sew. hundred
and thirty six dollars, CASH, with fv. per cent
interest on the sum of seven hundred and twenty
six dollars from the twenty fifth day Of February
eighteen hundred and forty the date of protest,
and FIVE per cent interest on the sun Of FIVE thou
sand dollars from the 25th day of February eigh-
teen hundred and forty, the date Of protest, Cash,
now actually due from said John Henry Black
to the succession Of William Bryan deceased and
on terms Of Credit as follows-Five thousand dol
lars to be paid on the first day Of January eigh-
teen hundred and forty tine, and five thousand dol
lars TO be paid on the first day of January eigh-
teen hundred and forty two; also the sum Of TWEEN.
ty six dollars and thirty seven and a half cents,
costs exclusive Of Sheria's costs.
j27 40 ACa DurLAkrIes, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
POSTPONED SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge-Third
nsotA Cru

NItLtNOu
Jean Pierre Michel snd wifel
" No 1885,,
Rober. Boyd, fmc
ID virtue of a writ Of seizure and safe TO me
ID directed b. the Honorable the Third Dis,ri.,
Court, Parish and State Aforesaid, will be e.
posed 1t public sale on
-. Wednesday, 5th Aug, 1s40,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouge.
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right, ii
tie, interest and claim of the defendan, in and to
the following described properly, to wit:
a certain plantation or tract Of land situated At
about one quarter OF a mile above the town Of
Baton Rouge, containing about one hundred and
twenty one superficial arpents according 10 the
plan thereof, bounded BY the heirs of Drake -
William Gil, to which is annexed . small t.afH.
land Of about fou: superficial arpen.s ST. ~
side, the whole together with aY~ 70
and other appurtenancss usE.e1nfo~~4r.
the said property. s"~
Seized to satisfy the judsme,- and cost, !, &.
above entitled suit. nc
Terms Of Sale-Twelve months sr.';, Win
bond and approved security bearing intersS On
Judgment, with mortgage till final payment.
III 23 Ace. D~UPLASrIZR, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
i. WIN

LocEsMITH & BLACKSMITH, CHURCH STREET,
=. Baton-Rouge.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the Planters that
IL he executes all kinds Of works in the above
line that may be entrusted to him, at the shortest
delay and at moderate prices. lie calls on any
plantations, whenever desired.
Mr. Bonnin is willing to ,ake a. spprenti-
ees, two boys IA cr Is years IF age. j55 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
LITERARY NOTICE,

eYVHE undersigned will open a schoof IT n,e old
stand on church street, next door to MI A.
Kent, on the goth inst. His long servitude in that
capacity in Baton Rong,e', and his uncessing de-
totion to the interest OF lis constituents, he hopes
to share a liberal portion Of public patronage.
= Terms in future will be six dollors in advance.
or nine dollars at the end Of the quarter, and no
pupil shall be admitted for 4 less term than one
quarter ofa year.
ills 23-6t G. N, BUTLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

G reen Tea is said 10 be q most efficacious re-
medy for burns and .scalds, il is to be mo,stepcd
with warm water to render it soft, and applied in
The form Of a cataplasm. Perhaps il may be more
conveniently employed by forming il. into a cata-
plssm with Ipdiafr meal. When The burn or scald
is in a situation that renders this form impractical.
BILE, the injured parts mny be kept constantly
moistened with q very strong infusion. The
bowels should al the same time be kept open by
some cooling, ~laxitive medicine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Discovery cfhe ncm Co"hnent-By letters
FROM the Exploring Expedition, received at Phil,
adelphia from Sydney, New South Wales, II
~cms ,hnt the United States ship Vincennes,
Oh rles Wilkes, E-q commander, came in sight
of a new coniinen, on the 10Th January last
Land was first seen in lat. Ga 20 s. longitude
l5t IA +. Although much impeded Ivy ice the
V,nccnncs ran down the coast, within sight Of
land. a distance of 700 miles. She brought 10
sydney several specimens Of rock and earth pro-
cured from the land.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

c-. We have bean requested to state that a
,,c,,o Of tho Wings of this place, will he he'a
:. ,Lc Cour, Uuusr 10. day nj Il o'clock W. ''
III, purpose Of Turning n TiPpccanoe Club
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
uOJ,sE or REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,,
Ascension; Thomas Co,lman'
Assumption G w Phillips and A NJ Foley
hvcyellrs: p Couvilli"n'
Cs,ahoul, George Spencer
Claiborne: Col Friend
Concordla. Carroll and Madison a Lowry
Eas, Baton Rouge: Phi, mon Thomas aud
+ d Conrad
Ess, reIiciuna: \ & Carter and Lee Har-
he,ty'
Ib~crviIIe & N Bruslt'
Jefferson II Dugue
L,C,,rche Charles hubcr,. George . Gu,on
aud Sil,trc Pole
LAFAYETTE Martini mud Creighton
Livingston: l. Breed
Na,chitnches aud Cadj": = A Morse and
Edwards
Orleans WIN Dcbuys. W & G Claiborne.
Glsudy Burke, l. l. Fe'nctr, George Bedford
& Rosclius and A w Pichot.
Ouachita and Union (Not heard FROM
Plaauemiuc: TN Wadsw"r,h'
Puin, Coupec -- (wh'g)
Rapid, s Branch Turner and C Wells
st BERNARD: Gregory Byrne'
s, Charles Trepugnier'
ST Helcns BnyIi+s'
It James: Benjamin Winchester and Paul
Th1hodaux
St John the Baptist: Antoine Boudou que
st Landry ] J Taylor d T VOORHEES, aud
& l. Swcuzy
Is, Mary o Cornay
ri Martin Alex Declouct
81 Tammany Ellis
Tcrrrbonnc Is G Thihcdaux
Washington Beckham'
West Baton Rouge Samuel N D Clnk
West Fcliciana: WIN Is Barrow and Cyrus
KatliH"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Union Rmh Of N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lsunneIs has req! ned the PrsIdeury OF inc
Union Bank. auu Dr. J d Morgan has been elect
I'D N his place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Poetry--A tree upon the land throws merely
a sonbre shadow, bu. upon the water it traces o
beautiful reflection. So poetry. though ia itself
tue same, operates very differently on different.
characters. Some are susceptible Of its shadows
only, willie on others it Iescends in all its beau
'y and gracefully meIts into the mirror Of The
sUul.a 4sa4@b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

a. The steamer Reserve struck Il spag on the
night Of the l6t, instant, on the Alabama River.
forty miles above Mobile, and went down i'm ne
dra,cly. Her cargo was very valuable and would
probably all he lost.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Tnx QrAphoos'-Professor Ingtsharn' new
novel Of The QuadyDon' the scene VI which is
laid inn. o., has been pablirhelsin London
ana will shortly be ou, in the United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Ep,rou,,n C".Sos.-h } Ner '".A'''
Ia. retired from The editorial char OF Tue N""'
American and Cn.uLss X JoHr~"s' Esq p''
assumed tho cJuo'ial management u W." P'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Spccn paym'"fs--N' the bank" !" inc ~.
'r,, Of Columbia, with the exception 81 me DAMN
Of Washington. have ,rsumed specie payments
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Srved Righ-A staggering 'oafer was h"''
two dola. in rhiIadeIpl''s, n shut tune aimee
fr using profane and vulgar language IN the near
mn Of isdie. on one Of he public squares.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Bank NJ Kvgi"ia-C Curious requeA-The
Richmond Star says: I'VE learn that the stock
lr.IJe,s of this bank have passed . resolution re.
guessing all officers bebw the President to
rcsigni' 1