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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Op.,4s. ~ AssHsw j~As.ses.-to n. III.
intafs k~lfsniele VI November 7sd, WI asj an
sbitustss nsiiss. written % .bs spur u some false
tainos 4 The Jsessss sf ths ..0id Rosss.' Which
had sisaa'ded to The ses,tisi sspitsrse
"DAFa " GsssRAI JAtHses.@1'bis veuers-
Die ssS emsa, The isss Fte.dsht at ,hs tJsi,ej
SATISFIED last month u bis seat, In the stale If
'rebossee. WHITTIER he retired in the spring Of
1897, ,hen the second term ef bis bist, of,c. te,.
minated His sge was nearly fysr score. be had
been ,sttieJ but had 10 children. Hi, ne,Asv.
Msjo, lopaldsen. who was his ptiys,s s~se,.,,,v
durina,is Presidency, IL his nsstss, ,~s,s,,,s. and
will HFiy be bis heir. He VA. bred 4 i.vy.,.
and vi even held q judicial appointments b..
from ~rha,evef ~n'eii.e, he abandoned hi, legal
~ptsfsion ard adopted that Of arms. His defss,
Of mi British Al N. Orleans, dut;ns tbs ,seood
An,gfsn war, etowned him with military s,e,v,
Netwas he afterwards les. DISTINGUISHED i,
s,s,stnsn, than he had been ~ 4 v~s,,;s,, He
wa4i person Of eminent talents, If apJe.b,spi bo,.
Of sd patriotism. and Of The stsa.es. decision Of
pptpss. His public career was not fra. FINN ~.
mt. srisiug from the ffnne.s o, ,a,he, o,s,;p,ev
Of ts ehstaetey; but these er;ors did moi Am from
an, interested o. aisfepatabis motive, They
sparg from The 'nna,s and Inherent ps,v,s efb;s
mid. We think he was wrong on the svtjse. Of
,hsourtsney wrong If not On abs,fse. p,ietipie.,
yeiin ettor as a matter Of 81 psJisney. H. lived
fof his country: and the purity II hbs mo
liss has never been questioned. Hi. pated,s, We
MY remark, we're natives Of Ireland; and he wss
j,ited States Notwithstanding the high vtIcs.
,eheld both in military and civil capacity, te has
lid in comparative poverty. His maine viii ever
,di a conspicuous place s,popg The s,es. Warriors
NJ statesman, Of whom tbs gres. republic 10
,hieh he belonged can boast"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

"There are moments in = mans u when de.
'pondeney weighs upon him like IN itubus. He
has bis sunny hours. Ind his ho,s Of gloom.
Bright winged thoughts, like birds ofsradise. III.
through his mind. Hope silds his i with glsd
promises, and Joy spreads her chsrmSrooud him;
bu. in the smiling garden. where ro@ grow snd
eternal summer rrisns, tho dsrslinsnish,..had
will spring Up snd tho funeral eyb.. fling it,
shadow. sad"ess will steal IN Cpd the Eden,
aud convert the brightest and rarestbwcrs 70 rue
and hcmlock."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Gov Pennington. efNsw Jersey. ssn, .p.c,sl
message 10 The trgI.laote. representing iha. The
rights Of TIN, State had been .tanpied upn In The
refusal Of the House d Representatives IN admit
her members 10 their tests, an recommends the
s~ul,jeel 10 The serious soDsidets,jon Of ts Legisia.
.ure. lie says. s.
I, il no par, Of oBi compliant. ,ha. The Hopsr
when organized, should Investigate. an4nves,isa,e
thoroughly, the qualifications and puaen.iops If
it4 members but ifis The attempt NJ m morgan.
ned bndy If men ,ossereiss ibis high p,ssoRatiye.
withou, The form. d law. ef whieh " complain
and which act can h characterized ory ~ 4 mon.
s'fous usarpaiion. The lille "fthssefaen has no.
been itnpssebed many way and they arc entitled
by The Consiiu,ia, and III, law. ,~nsa1ual wi,i.
lr,lges with The mn by whpse cono,rtenec they
have been inclvtj. What other flew can we
take Of 'his easa dan ~ an insult offered directly
l., The State. whose commissions .b,se geptla nen
bes', and n violaion Of Tho Constitution Of The
United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

/ E E&& HfN =
4 es,fr.va.aavnaep Isswsvn UeBsfsi Henderson
and Lard Palness,ea, SECRETARY VI fefeisn srait.
eftbs Bfi,i-h gvvetataea. MAS lately ftsJ III III,
ffsass II Representatives, IN which our ags,,, was
given 10 understand list lssas would no. only be
held tes,wn.ilAa fsf the seisate nj The Elisa Nus.
ssi and Little Perrin. ,ut would also be obliged ID
dseouht ff tho lands euned IL this country by
sb.et Mssieaa dominion,
Mr.. Henderson very properly replies to the lat.
,ef stounIless and detninestiag demand. 'sihs. Ae
Is very much astoni.hrJ 10 receive such a letter
FROM Lord taiHsfsi6hAth III his t6tjst,ip t,sst
bs aware tl,s. u,dpf The Mexican u%bvetnpent. no
Foteignes eeslJ hold land=snJ that consequently
tbn.s citizens IT viom hs speaks, " any such u
is.cd, had given u, ,bsit allegiance 10 The British
Government. This tsas ,he "nly way In which
they roulJ ,ec"r,e ,hs "whe's Of land in thu,
county. lie gaze ItmI Pslmefston 10 understand
that this gcve,nnt II. would submit u no claim,
which WV. founded ~ injustice. and tina, he ought
10 kpo y the Anelo.sssun rare tho we'll n think
that Any poaion of Them would submit, to an
.shnfia'ant dr,aspI. ~teeaase IL happened 10 he
ealnteel ~ 4 l~r,werfil nstiun; aud Al The same
time he jetls'eI The readiness on The part Of ibis
.esstnment 10 ma.txny proper demand for re-
munerntion. from Whatever source II nigh,
t,,,i,a," 4
Il /. supposed ,ha, his ~lnrtshic. in speaking II
british subjects. sIieIsit u some Irish families VII"
formerly settled atound ss, fstficio. a few Of
~hent joined the Me,irsns al ! never returned 10
this t"en.ty, Thoss who remained a,nspg as
have had their l,pIs secured IN them.
This demand. stL several o,het movements m
the part Of the british Govefp,nent. evidently show
4 desire 10 ints,fsta with our affairs in soine way On
tl'st she may have = ptstes. ~ bseeme a party IN
The qu ,tfe, bel ~een this country and Mesic,,. II
il IN vain /, deny tha. atea. jealousy prevails IN
Ehslanh "n The subject If The friendly feeling Of
The United Stale. toward. us, and that much ba.
fred Of enc Of mir t~,eeaIiat institutions, that Of
exists. These feelings, together with the
'~itthing palm which that government has so
.l,osn. b,th IN The eas / snJ wsst. we may ct.
will hing prevent a recognition Of out ihde.
,%endsnte. This We stand, but when she carries
II Opposition, 10 us aud uut ~intefes. sn far. as, foi
he sake II a quarrel, 10 sci up M arbitrary claim
Il a Bullying tone, which II l. as bsse IN her 10 ~
'et. ~ u would bs pusiliapimeus IN W. 10 giant.
,atieoee becomes a crime. The mabber Of con.
lattiug this business. which was alnpted by Gen.
raj Henderson. was perfectly uneseepliensl'ls.
ND We trust the sospfnpe, I Of Texas will nsset
itself in the eyes Of oil honorable ,net.Sp
much rs tn give heed 10 any ss,o,.ipbaty fequisi
ions from any man ot sei Of men. whatever psw.
7 they may 60 n,nsnd or influence they may ecu.
tei. - Houston SIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

We find the following. in one Of Of exchange
papers. Tia good philosophy,
i heard the hammer Of 4 mechanic that owes
me, Of 4 o'clock this morning I'll tiss him til
April.
j saw another. yesterday ~sftsrnoS. who has
plenty Of work on hand. ~Ioungins 1t h door Of q
gros shop; I'll have him before thesquirs pex,
week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

William Johbn, who attained considerable
no,o'icsy durinAc late Canadian outbreak. has
been tried bcfofhe U SCircui. Court, in New
York, found gg Of a violation Of the ~nsu,raIi-
~ l'"'' /" se'tHon foot a military expedition
against the pqse of Upper Canada, and sen.
fenced to ono ~ Imprisonment, in tho county
Jail. and a zine Five dollars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
-A--a9--
THE MAINE BOUNDARY,

A Message ft3n, tho President Of The United
stairs was presented 10 the Senate On Thursday
containing The information called for by certain
resolutions Of ,ha, body concerning The state Of If
fats on III. boundary bet~cen The United States
and The British northwestern possessions.
We 81 all Ivy these documents l,tfu,e our read.
IRIS ~ seen A. We can get possession of them. Fot
the pfeseh, We mus, bs content b state The sub
stance Of them, as uol vts.puI from the reading by
those he heard then, read.
Tie material papers are .hose furnished Ivy the
Department of Stale. consisting, A. follows. m
|. A Letter from M. Fos, The British Minis.
let. 10 Mt F,fsyth, Secretary Of s,ste, dated ~
November last. complaining of The v~iolstion Of The
agreement entered i0te between The agents Of I've
tive Governments las. winter. by the ops ming pf
roads 10 The Atoes,vph. ard The occupation Of .
part u The disputed ~Netfltoty by d baby Of sttnsd
men employed by tho su.hati.ie. Of The state Of
Maine.
.. A Letter from NJ. Fot-ytb, written some
week. afterwards, replying To the complaints Of
NJ. Fss. sba, the op-uIng Of the roads m question
ID MT A recent measure, but merely carrying oui o
policy adopted twelve OF fourteen yeats age. tia,
the arm. j tcjy spoken Of i. only A posse employ.
I'd 10 drive oil istuJert: and that nothing t@.
been done on our eide ,neo,Upatibie with the split
" the agreement between The SCENTS III The ,se
eouhttie., whilst on The British side acts have been
dono which may be jn-tly complained Of ~ h.
~ftinsing The agreement, such ~ erecting burtaek.
for troops nh tho ~. Johns. placing ,teops on y
part Of The disputed territory, DC.
). A Letter from NJ Fox jus,ifyipg what tie
British authorities have done. On tho stoundp f
the current report that The Legislature Of the Sts,e
Of Maine hal nm intention tn abfegaie and nallay
The agreement made hetween tho ,we countries
last spring. which Wmor was too strongly carp.
totated by The Language Of Governor Fairfield n, |
tho opening Of the Session of tina, Legislature nw,
/, justify precautionary measures. which have do,
been tssotted In, however. with any design 10 ID.
fringe tho agtcemen'. &c. !
4. Ano,hrr Letter from Mr.. Forsyth 10 Mr. Fox.
In which he says that there II no reason 10 sppp.
hend such m is,cn,,on y. II imputed 10 The Legs.
la,ure u Maine: that the alleged precautionary
m assures are therefore altogether gratui,ou. on tie
Of tho British au,hori,is. 10 New Brunswick,
and must be con -idese,, ~ bold inftac,,on'' Of ,he
OF las. winter; and. II tho British G..
sernmens uphold this proceeding on the part Of is
agents. such a course m it's par. will be fegnrds
hv ihis Government ~ evidence of a want If that
disposition on the par, Of Great Britain
X v National Inss!geneer.
~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Sent n Government If 7snnessee-be Nash.
v,Ile Wig Of The 10Th ult, publishes The Eilewinv
IN an estfn.
THE House thi. evening passed The senns's
resolution 10 emove tho ses. Of government 10
Mutffeesboro'. ~ N 80. snd the resolution Ia.
just received the signatures Of both speMsrs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A reverend gentleman, ty the nsmcf N bler, ID
creating some excitement in Boston III vicinity.
by his preaching and prophecies. HHtIegss tbs,
he has discovered. from 4 careful rensl Of thu
Scriptures, sad particularly Of the boz Of ReveI-
atoms, that the world will be dsstroyain 1s43,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

nf QUARTERLY MEETlr(se hfs'
quarterly meeting Of the '''ps,
Church. for The Bston Rouge CGo ae"
at Hebron Meeting House. on tboFl s'''ae
commencing on Tuesday next n Fm'''y'
and TO continue Until Sunday ne IT.
tendance Of several preachers Co.
Baton Rouge. Feb 18th. 1s4d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Close Sharing all Round-Acctiins to the
Boston Post the Governor OF Masssdsets. il cho-
sen by a majority Of one by the peots the Lieut..
Governor by a majority Of one by ,isena.s; the
President Of the Senate il chosen ID maiority Of
one and the Speaker Of tho Houssy . majority
of two.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Tho New " Express states tina. Robert Len
"ox, Esq, whssat!y died in that city, has left
an estate estiued TO be worth three millions Of
dollars. he \ supposed to have been the rich
est man in 'hey Of New York. with the e1-
ception Of Jauscob Asior. Mr.. L. was q IA:
i've of Scotia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Tbs GaAon Lap-5s e,enins Mc... Kane
and Tyler The sbIisindnd sen,lcmanIy p~,opris.
'o'' of tho Matr. cfo House in State street,
closed their bn in aceflance with the provisions
Of the gallon law. .9eir license for one ven,
was take" outfou' ID before the passage sf the
law. and elos'd last fning. A few friends saw
tho bar closed up andfaled-,o DO opened again
In n better FRA Of go4fseling, when citizen. do
no. bes'ods' ssch ter tho goA,n, taken in
small and broksn dok,-Frss Trader.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

smstrism,-Ths Bellows Falls 0zstte ays
two sheep have been dug up ou. Of ID snow IL
Athens, w., having been buried mini days md
ten nights! Ono was dumpjsh, ., fa, hs, hs
other took hold Of food - II nothing had hp.
psned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A man swearing the peace sssin4hree Of his
sons mus concluded the sfidavis:- hnd this de-
pohent farther saith, that the only 81 Of his chill
dfen VINO showed him any 6l'sI affon was bis
son Larry, Tor he never struck him ben be vas
down."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

In Albany. Frijsy last was the coolest DIV o
the winter. The Thermometer s.ooJ n. s
The City Hotel. At "a jeafets below ss'a
soow in the vicinity Of Buffalo, y 4 on the
18th uIt was three fret %dser-snd The weather in.
,enseiy cold. Lske Etis IL stated 10 b. s~n,rely
frozen oves. s..sl..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

SgAMss RsstsrsHnp.--Ths number NJ seanea
registered in tho ports Of .hs U State. d,ing the
year 1880 so far "a. returns have been n~eeissi by
the Treasury Department il 1875. Of,his nm
Der 3,0s5 were registered In Massachusetts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Commerce cft.fnited iates.-Append.d to
The Treasury repotas communicated to Con.
s'e''' !. the fo!lofs statement, exhibiting the
value Of imports export, Of the United States,
in six successive r.. The amour. of import.
during the past VI has surprised every one; be.
ing greater than hny former year except the
great 'Pecu'a,iosfsr. 1886. On the other hand.
the amount Of ebrts has been greater than in
any former yesftcep. 1885 and 1896.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
Fvf the Baton
10 GAHA1EI

TO CARRIE
tn Asn1 sisi6a ~ faded, nv sattsrf u ~ i,
tke BfixaiF beauty THAT bVtsijd me ti,ay
b carfits b0w syyss iisst the Illusion De
And the IlfeNst ~ Aevttibt IL, ss8tsr bipd
scarce the r5fitly III at&otir have fSeiA
Ire the darn clouds II ssfsyw In silence s.,.
A NJ The bright tears u beaa,y like dew VA y,
tseeeia ne trhitestsse tsteath that in "
d bew ssy WIS Thy while and lHw sppt fo.ss' :,
And the sweet scented tost=bals-O wAEGss. 4
Dtsf Carrie, the y'se Faded. like thy m ~, h,
viii the fragrance they breathea Ger I
Ard u NJ ver ass;i sbsii tl,et bitym rta
The t~ryotisi, ~ beauty In rapture Ia al
k'~ IN the duet the re- III .the. .ied
Thy bright rvsesbads In " faded and v
ia hesaty'ss Howpr that bpneath the
" dsyh passions fierce t,pwet HiIi pptt se,.
sweet Carte, the HYwer there MI Willie
deep sssfo~ sna silence II. elt e,ed sfk
Itll the TEN pest ~ snguisi st,ali nvsHA0
Al,a the remnants af beantf II, agpey Z hssa lie,
I.heb consigned ~ the to,nl, " With III. No.
sinh II ssiiyie, ~at,.,ist viii,
Hat the bright eye II beauty when ~ -
nat iHstnips the pathway IL iifes nd
Dveh IN triumph disp. III. dark elS,d&
nat envelope The sui in the shadow Astt 20,
ara disclose the bright scents sI,efe
Whe6 tspt In the rays Of .ternity's N
Y J lung u " cherished, but still le,,pl&
Aet'etsse red in dark ness atid Cyreye n c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

ISp'ASs.-The Dftroii: Aauee,sser of the la,h
ult, says: ave learn there are teveral hundred
Indians, mostly Winnebssoes, nIt encamped in
the woods bordering Oh tie st Qlair river. It is
supposed they 'n'end to pass into canada. As their
leaders are in Treaty with. the aphsor,ies on the
other side They prefer Der m%'ji>y'' do"'oion'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

ne State debt OF Maryland is 'simsted 1t N-
teen millions Of doAAvs-pincipes contracted 10
carry out internal improvements.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Fi"ancialaaditiom Of W;nois.-The Message
OF Gov Carlo the Legislature of Illinois, at the
extra se<siosscen.Iy concluded, shows the total
liability Of q State to be Sal, 1O7.9l9 a.
amount upcshich the State pays interest sl0,-
$50. 600 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

oato Rds-LsLense coM-The Ohio River al
C'oc'nnatisse four feet on the night of the 18th
u't, and wskIl rising on the nigh, Of the 10th.
The ,herHs'e.cr was ten degrees below zero, and
the river Gof ice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
S3O Rowan

VIE above reward all ~ ~. deliv.
= fss' this Arsenal of 1'hMson, m
e"I' sledlabofsr II Ohnapce, 6s,sa from
this Posts' The 9Th day ofss6h said
La"son as black eyes, b'ackahs to.plex :.
ion, s"dy six feet high. Wkekner. h.
va dTss&i in the Army nndfsph . SHACK.
10 o" aakg with. u piesr ofssArb.d 10 J.
VI DE'A ntORN, III ora.
Baton looge Arsenal. FsH15
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
FOR sAlf

IA Valabls piantsl,rn, shttte. FINN
ba''" H'ss, eo"ts'"'"g a~haetspsnts. If
wh'e's, shat l3D ia under esfl including
me negro N, one negro wt,gsou,sr child
stock u caae, hog', hrmisx S6c. FL,
particulars p'y 10 Mr. LeosA IN Baton
Rouge. V1s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The London At'ss Of . ,sie dste says The
Queen. as a widowed bride IN tbs absence Of hs,
eetfetheJ. keep, within ths ~css,le.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The name Of the individual wboeeently failed
for such a heavy amount in PhilaJShia, is Stein
berger. The U. 8. Bank suffer, the tune O,
$500, 600.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
u" INC Third District Court.

u" 'ns third District Court.
Parish Of East na'o" Rosee.
His Creditors
W. court NJ. according 10 sd;o.,s mes
q. e,s',',a ~ NE lion Isaac Johnson, J.de.
Wv "u"'ioh oi TIE counsel for the gv.a;,.. ~
on ming supplemental tab eau If a,.,,,s,, w..
'''e' ats OF January 1910. 4, i, e,t.,sa 49,,
P'ohe ''"''hs be given according IN I,w, :.
ne 'e'''d's and 10 Nil persons jr,s,e s,s,. ~ .,.-
r''se wy The said 'able#D sl,oslt M, h. hs,,.,.
"ea.e' a'er Tbs legal delays, and n. svoJis.. -"
,a;, ,'Se' ""'se payments IN eo~nf,fmi,, ,s.,..
~ ""e 70 7 n The ot'gi 6sl srdsr.
Jan 70 >" N MORENO, D.p crl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The uial Of Felix Bo.wor,h, Perish Judge 4
thu Parish Of Carroll. before tho Senate Of Louis
lana. commenced on tho 9th. II will ryobabb
probing the session beyond it, accustomed length.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The Lsdes~ a. a ~fes,issl lately given by The
f'eme" sf Detroit ei,y. an engineer, Tsre Ysb.
le' gave The following toast.
IN" Ladies-The only inesndiarie. wk hin
die FUMES which ,suftr viii not ssiingui2. 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The =, Laais Exchange. which was entirely
consumed On Wednesday last, va. insarel foe
Ssso,a0o. |, belonged 10 The impr"ssmsn. Bank.
check On aecoun, ef lie destruction. Il was how.
eve, only temporary, A. Tho Ci,isrns' Bank and
the Slate Bank Of Louisiana have literally prof
kred their assistance To The improvement Bank
Wa are iaf~rned that one HUNDRED thousand dol
hes already heen subscribed ~ reconstruct, thu.
stately edi3re. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

m We are requested To a''"ea"ee w., "AN,
oRijN =. . Candidate, fot the ot'''s o' ss'ee''"s"
=, IN. eosuisu ,nanicipsl slse,ien'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Commodore Gataecy died ~ ft,r,l,., a7,h,.
~ Wasl,ihgtoba Hs was. II r. time # his
death, Pfesidsntsf The Doatd Of ssvy Commi..
~sionefs. aud onesf tbe senior offers Of tho M.
w. The nebis htd who gave ebtsete, snJ 10.
"o~n 10 our nav. have eo~ fss representatives
''t' eommodats Chapney metz perfo'm'd any
Ut sbe.e htilliahtsx ploits shiehlifew the loud
acelsim Of n nstbo 10 some ehis eo,npaihot-.
but. i" " most responsible pesiaf. through a long
and difficult sershs. he showed 4 the q%uAliiie. Of
n bfavs man ahdi .kilfuI eelf Under. and the
abseoee Of any billian, csenth me cause Of BIZ.
active som'pandk father to b attributed 10 the
extreme discretion Of the fae + opposed. than 10
The lack either Of capacity ~ airing on his part.
Peace 10 bis ashes md hnhnae hi. mrmotYl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

city &oM-Ths city called Wheeling. in
Branch County. Michigan. va, recently soil for
~. 10 pay the taxes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

~ W, are authorized ID announce JOSEPH
Pho W UsndiJa,r, Es The si''ee ut Is~a
Constable 4, ,hs ensuing maaieipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The begi"ning--Ths Pfosidsaee Jourai state.
that several suits have been commenced 4 sip.,
the owners Of The Lexington. by person. il tbs,
city who bad goods on board.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Long Ind Sound, on the 25,h ult, was closed
BY ice asfa Throg's Neg. The steamboats, to
New Has and Stonington were discontinued
In the cliff New York, i, was said, there was
no oot-ds business doing but skicting-cxceP.
sfatinpI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

FHsb"rg, Jun A-Ibs r~itsbtts papers Of
this date spesk Of the Ice .. not broker ~, bu.
The liver was rising, and there wss every trospst.
Il 81 IL would go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Aighing-A psrty Of three Or four ssddsmrn
yesterday drove down 10 North Point snt hack
as,in. on The basin. = feat which probably Ind no,
besn perfotmrd for yssfs==Bahiners Papv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Jne Mfe Mr. Finn-Tbs friends If ,bsls,s NJ,
Finn held a meeting IN Boston, 10 msM som.
public expression Of sympathy u bis loss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

M"fehes. Fsb ~Ths bill . .upprp.. unau'bor.
ned banking, which passed 10 sens,s with only
three dissenting voices "a. amended and pnssed
ona"imoosly IN The II obs u. Tho Senate will no
doab. concur IN Tho %ansndrnl. and II will be.
come q law. Iiimpo.s n he Of two thousand
do''sfs and imprisonment h the prnitep,iafy Tor
n term not less than fouf rsnths. upon hose who
shall hereafter issue no.kbf shinpIa..e,. tr cir
eu'a.'on. The law fuf.t make. ]. pco,l for any
one to Iass the no.ss ofblis after four month.
from Tho rassase Of ll,Act.-Free Tradtr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A writer in Biackwood is endeOsing to show
murder is one Of the fine arts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

II We are authorized 70 'nn''''s ".'
az u. q Candidate, tt the office % os'ee''"'"
4, N. ensuing municipal electioa'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

or We sts requested To ann aae' 's"b'
ALLEY a, 4 Ua,ailtt e, Tor Tue e''ee u Ses'''
n,so N, The ensuing municipal slse.'e"' a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

o,w. are requested and .n,botitsi 10 an
ceaoe. DRAM HACKgr a. a Cshaida's, ft The
,d,r. II Treasurer anil Goileets' Al The ensuing
municipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

nr W. ave authorised 10 aunouaes SAMUEL
nK,Jl,rtELD a. i Candidate tt the OtRee Of
Treasured, and Collector. q, the ensuing '''a"'eips'.
election