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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

- NKN IM#E
i, : psIl srcpmpiisted u adiscpssiou her,
il s9GeJ&p q IL Tfs s4i6 ~
s#ts ates <asiset day IN sisds asfhs
~ ssIssiepe bf ~ pre-
Ir.ssSsl gspilenaenst
III syffsis WA ~ " ys.uts
,4nss nsea les y take uadus I'd
x@sa4xs 5k1sae asrsss.tine and eiaes-
b nssiag fbst / discussion u political priaclpirs
saui5 lie Interesting i. the public. and ~Psr'isps
beneficial. / rrgtet Se dipgly that you cansASt
s u ~ WI fbs cfsh.
Actlag siope 10 ibis ~nat,er.l am not auih'rised
\ 4 III |3..!'l q 4 s'1s |[,gli' ..s ], Y q, '%ssg III
it snay We, Ike p4aes.
yysuT osetieat sstysEt,
4 READ.
RI Mes,r: Thomas Gibbs Matgan, Amos
Adams. JuhhF Il Ter 4(,onsiiiec. eW
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

's""sFTs -.
si'eafafy iasetah = A8A7's'Hn'" fs
ssey nall a1ale HAne' !. ~ y"
wa.ep '.'yss' "ss ~
ta5s pPssasuons' q
: oe'ec's'o. W
em' 'osep y ''s@'ss +" tsf
VI r fhete wv Or ? meeting 81 me tesF
o. fscTaf'shso sa-' aa'en ls'as9 y" '
nexs, the ssh ! s'aa'. I ese5s
4r Tie Han john Mno'e istl'e Wing can
i diisiefor Congress iafihe place o. iuds sh usf.
sland resigned #s ass
ID s,.r,g ~ THE Hsnlnere pa,tiot. 81 Sunday.
,o rive. c,n4n,r,. returns from thi. -,ste,
,~I.;a;is a., a, Ws,iss a majority Il, the pogu.ar
y sss1 ALL.
a88 fs ga.--
~ P~o'.tsca4 OF Af1-AG h'shaa "a : I ts,ss
pa-sies liisaplscs " utsaay1he z, we, So &
nssssthas Dr Duasan 81 = teEa's2n 1a"sX
had Aren telessed a'a lae Mass saee'Sss
20 foagiess- Fs AAz
ssa CONFERENCE.-THE
aaa All ,nnes.isc If The Exrosaise Gommitre q
NJ, ripbereusc Gfab. Of the Parish nf sasi
u ,,a,, Rodsx hett on thu 10th Of Uss..steaos o..
mssttIa6, ,osssrcd. thai, a Geanais,ee Of ahiee be
s,,issib,ed il tsks Into consideration NO adsertise-
,b,ot s,uyatshed ~ The Bataa Rangse Gazst.e. Oh
u M, 4g,h tf.ss sx;cs,e. shy ofdsr of tie Demoel at
n tetabrcan tsen.tai COMMITTEES, II b pasi.b
~ ar F,n.f BARN Rage, A Read, Sscretstys'-
Wt,rreunon iii c~,,sisrusu appointed aLess,s. M,.r-
i -. phIll,ps sad Ads.as who reported the flt.
- Iosisu resolution a a @ss I
80 E~.solssd. THAI q committee of three be ap,
sns;s.saI u rt,trt ina asrs,i ssa,ea,s with sasl,
a,sm;,,e ia w,sv lie appsis led by the Democrat
sA, sa,tpa ,lla,fa ~ General gonunistea. If the Parish
orEs ], il .to,n ftouar. for srublic discussion %
a. II. col,;e. 81 lbs dass and that they he fatty jau.
,horised Il, arsre u,,s,. tie time slaH,i place fpr
4 oiai n sacgns ds4Sisrsna md u make all such
o,hst ssranae,nso,sa "a. imsy5 be necessary. Said
resolution, was assaissussy saspssd. aere,
uosn lie ctdls,Da.s appnrited essfssaM afeal,
sAda.na aud Buhlss mrmters e said com miitse.
aeHa &s ftAs Az III WikuFF, Secretary
.egasaaa s~sesgnss sas
~ have 10 haady an herewith q cnpy
n cfa rsspiniios. ada; nd b. tae Esecasixe uoa,.
nistae afshr Tippecanos Clnbscf ssis Parrish
NJ which yeus sait fsfc.iS q that svs are aashorised
Ii nrr, .oehl f;oausiufs n may b a~plaio,ed ~
,as Degenerate ae..uhacsn tisnrrai eommi,1e 81
The Patishsfa Esst Bnsoo Roos-, in order 10
fuaec sutahis arrangements far . public a re,aa.
sio.., ID the political iods- aftbe day, sst,ouis ii
mra the sless sc .bs Gea,sfsi Gema.i'tse. To- aq,
point L st:oann5ties xlntisesi with c0frsspaading
Aushasisy. I'll making tbs communication, Hc
rassss:dsr Ii proper 10 advert to ,Ae notice publish
as xAM stI~Mx - Z ssslxa 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
! AS brought = the Oepot q
" Hatnn 9hflse. ff,ua The fail

Ia OF ,he raIiaA of l~hssvitle, On ne
~ lsth ~ Ociobsf. 1910, i nss6sso usas,
,x8 Who calls hiass5af figHsy WSLtlAHs.
" S feet Z ia iacheas hagh. ahost q
yeafs RI age. aad says be heioaa4 % william Glh-
son, II r.. O,teaas. The ewssr u reGusssed 70
comply with ihe law, ard lake him SISSY.
HBRYAN, Jsllos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

,rp The HIn.F john '.inole istl,r Wing can
4 didsls far Congress IN The place Of !udgsk.Gs f.
lasd resigned .as
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
Afm Advertisements.
FOR r..

FOR A Il.
HE Office of the Baton Rorse Gazette, will
be sold al private safe. The present proprietor beng
aesifois 10 wind up his business in this Town.
eIhe office will giee ! i,anasame income 4. a
practical printer; and If condncieii with industry
and economy, will prove a i1rshssb'e tusiae.s i.
airy mar, efsfeady habits ANY person wishing %
p~urchase, can examine tie hooks Of the establish-
msus, 70 asspr. himself Of lis proftablcuess.
Oct "a 81
IL Meeting Of the 9ippecauos GLIB az East
Betoa Rouge, will take place al the Govt House.
towa Of Baton Rouge, IN Thursday the 9th inst.
al 10 o'ciack a. m !, 10 hrar public addresses--aad
all pefspns swithou, distinction of parties, are
invited 10 atiend. ts s
III e.der Of the Executive Committee.
w HN TK0FF, Secretary. E
Oct "a 81
BATON ROEGE ARTILLERY. ~
NEE ting OF the COMPANY vii be hsia on
IN "Wednesday 18Th inst al s o'elock. IL Mr.
Atbour's Ct Nee Hn,sse sPunrrualitvis request4
as matters of Importance are to be decided.
: Oct % ST -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

EscsDca if.lmo coapiets.-Qn .ae nishi Y ihe
1911, iasisst, two ~eony.eis ESCAPED frsm The ifn.
1isratsafys ihso ssi, . Sstheftsaeu, rastsg* spash
iEey had, MA le under t4eir arellss The irap da','
which they cal in ,he fncr i she bull Jug y usake
3ihejr operations, w as 30 yslI done. a. ~ 'seaps
deier,ipo. Its snpp'sedt''a some 'aao'as were
sm ,IuycJ 10 digging tho sub.eranean pcsssee.
iqssgf + rhate will bf > meeting Of the pes'ee is'y
Of no sPar,shsof Ea-, Baton Roegs on Itinrrday
pex,. the e9h s,aai. BfS8el8Ass h. g99sa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

f,ozea II AdgaaN.-A Swiss paper mentions
thst Ii tho middle ~ August, three men, who
we're pasrsng BY The jse,zchlund between Wich
lersioek and The yorai. il he Grisohs, . paas
wheie Inc AMOS never mel.s, we're 81 overcome by
fatigue and cod, that they uete frozen 70 death
and The eofpsss wsts subsequently, ionnd just =
they had fallen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

UsDEe THn CLoAk.-A rpeeious person ! AIMED
franck K Pierce. rem up board and othsr
hills q Boston. undarihe ga,b Of sancti.y and pie
Y. His lanJlady bagaO 10 get uneasy. which he
observing, cautioned hsr, that psrhaps psrsons tad
told her rot q frost him; hu,. said he. if you do
no, 6pd shatI full ny promise to you 10 the Ut,
.tefmos, ~farthing, dent gnu tper trust any 5ady
ogpin. The next day be ahsquatuls.ed-N =.
STR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

II Mes,r: Thomas Gibbs Morgan, Amos
Adans, Joana BGisier. Conitlsc. s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

Th I~!prsiIle Gazssie sfaics that. on Friday
10Th inst. abou. six sspcnss Of ,s,ss, and SINE Of
The public road, ssliisJ aespsinaio ihe river. i little
above The previous casiag 10 at Ptaqueminr. The
ground sill continued 10 settle down. and Il wss
fsra,ed there wpa.dsbbe no steamboat lAndiss oFpo.
site tho ,iilage until high water.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY EVENING,

zEAAS#N&at s&#&E - 0CTV4kW v AQ1Vs
Il has been raining very hard n LAY. and ont
lssr operations haze teen suspended ~ The it-
cien,ency ofase weather. A fair business was ttanss
acted in Cerros, | 800 bales having changrd
i,sa1. 81 former prices. Amongst The sales w
notice $50 bales miidalng fair. " 9 and 400
far. 1t The arrivals during the last fsn
days hays hen ysty lafgrs 70 less Than i0sfzs
bales hssiag abeen redsised since Saturday. The
Ytsst nos % hand, including The r~eceir,s Up 10 6
a deck lAias s~tiaiesa 400 IA 20 go bales. 4.
y }SFeeeissd on referring d *tAteossa, 81 fool.
a. i~seesstsse u ?. es7 haics against last
lis seesiipta from ist oetohrr II akte.
8 oftl,essan,e sessaa. l3s167 shaIes.
TATEMENr OF cOTT0N.
snhsnd 4 iiday evening last 50016
Rssesiippstss since .hs. period. la,s7s
ANH&4%H2%r S4R4E4W -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

Baton Rouge is The mast beauaifui village il
,he South West. Situated on the hieh biuf.
commanding . long sweep o. the t6sjes.ic Mirsis-
sippi, both above anI hsion; il i, syea afiefss
nafd tsin, nearly dfy. 50 that although tho seit il
rich and iaan,y, the walking il not dissxresat'ss
Ds,ao Rongr is remarkable p, iss hssl.liaess-
Il & well built. aid contains, busidrs the Peniien-
,iary, The Ut,i,ed sts,es barrack. Of brick, which
can accommodate two thuusnnI soldiers; thee
churches, several very elegsat private d dwellings,
The streets are planted % each side With beau,i-
I'll shade tees, and she country around slfofds
delightful pronenades and agreeable drive.
he poyala,ion ofBafen Rouge i about 1905,
and even during the excitement # The lase ran
senti,n, il had quite d business appea,anee. The
people are exceedingly pali.e ant ho.pisabie, and
M air 81 refinement was ppsrceplible even snong
the middle classes. True Amerienn II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

Sugar i the nep erop.-The steamboat JoHs
AHnsrnaxa brought, Yesterday, from LafSurche,
.sistsen hid. sugar. which we believe. are the ftst
~.rfisal Of sussr Of tho new ctep.-Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

oa Ia iaa2d. instant, The btdy " = white
q ~sas fsu,ld q .asine Id HE siset al 'ut 10 miles
,g,.,,., III. blaze. Ii appranred 10 haze hesnsiA she
xa,er stsess ALL ~ ans side. Nss 'rf'-
,,,a, w;th hdEk 4. from tsr IL ;siothe bead
Il 1. .~,TspSseNd syStr thr body bf'ss'ne nTser'ansate
,,.yseltef ~ayfsiJ ssss murdered Ny ~fsf'Dess.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

-. $500 ~. Ia a4T----<--5t u - -.Mt .fss, q
OHfO.-rnofs5ia accounts reached - place
last eycnipg BY b steamboat. stating saa - ~
e,,a,;.s Ii ohis. Gssansral Harrison hid rreeisra
. M ,iori,y VI 5000 votes. j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

NIAaARA FALts.-There Ii evidently some
magic ii ,he roar of the Niaeara Falls, hat sets
every boly 10 rhymins. that goes within hearing
ofsheu. Ons Of their recen, ~sisitsrs, u,,lurthrn-
ed himself in the G.sde's Album as folIows:-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

as MraT. uYscH--psras e,'sso'svse mat 9e'eAfl =
J, Nau,, viii be st,ppp:ea lof ~ Oh g 8 = I'm ~
n, The soiiing e~lrcts9iet y -, z.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

Hrft4t ~ E4ff&t tStstkI ~" - 'oA
II ras famored II dtts Tvtkishcaridai tIai Khos-
rev racba The 4 srsnd sizist has bteo bevstllvng
IN osasr 81 the Sultan. On he aqlh, Adnifa'
.Hagar pinned sndsart enn,mapd Of The French
lest. r~o British shige VI yer were .t#tioued
pest he Dasaaseiirs. Visiting 10 esrori fhe spstl
Tues ! assso o, avstined 10 land 4sUoo nsp !.
~ bish, had set M nut n Coes,sn.i-
nop4 he eesb III. THsS&6sse svs 4 n the
utmost issroftance. - Il .aspesfs hat ihe block,
ade hsf seen commenced hsfekss de se1rifssinl Of
the time 4Ilcrsd " shessss,y ~ Isordea ier he
raehato refuse u sccers skrshhin6sssm 81 The
II ~e,s. Il hsdhssa una,f.tsoa M ciass Hodges
would strike iii ase a AtraeHasifs % Inc lash.
hut re presutns he must hare IN ptipr to he
III. 1865 49, !
TIE an. p.p-rN the lssb. gives tie foIlow-
ing. ty express from IL Paris correspondent:
II si.er. fl..n Ms:tssssihe IN September, coo-
tain HE f~es!osing imsrsr,sn, intelligence. Gopni
Walewsky hs. proposed to Mshsnst Ali 4 project
Of sat.pgeaarnt which he vieefoy has daeidsdon
accepting, The conn, has SCI Cd ii haste q
C.as,arsinapse, in order 10 have the project pre-
scented u ihr Divan, through tie FIeaeh Aasl,as-
sador. N. Dc Poptois.
..A.uo,.c Other clas-ss c~ontsin1 b III 5prejert
thers Is on, ii /. asserted. .~hirh u likely u facil-
iss,e the almost dasps rssr arrangement Of the
IEss.crn qpsstioo-si1sla eheinet Ali consents 20
aceeas 10 tias proposal 81 possessing syria for his
~lifeenty.
Damascas Je,rs.-Thc Temps siaeris tkst Me-
he,ne, AltAs6Ansicipsfed tAe petition about ii he
pre.e,teJ1y Sd tasss Moaiefera andA Creme
iedir for me Issd}mHs Of the I~ra!iies condemned
i. Damascus for lie murder d r ather Thonsson.
aud had RENTED de semi Me-. IN consequence. az
he adlsd Of foyr If the accused Assipg died from
lie tofiures ilsic.eJ on them.
FRANCE.
Ii VA. repaired Il Paris shat Comraedors Ia
pier hid 81 erlauld ] French yrssei on the csss.
Of Syria, hut released her IN finding That she was
really frsnrh. sud thst there was No goad
cause o. detea.ioa. The Fsenrh. Captain imp,s-
dis,esy rough, eus eas " ~ + ssssh siips-of war
and mad III rompiasiint. Wh9espodp eorsetss
was despxtehfdss demand "a sxpishalion and
apology. which 5nsss given, In wiring,
Il 49, ruasfsd - Parit ihsl the French gov
-ernsnses 10 sesolssd u csliing ant the ssseEse d
lsafaaI 1885. which would give an increase Of
50,n00 men 10 tho army and Nat The ieftif ra'ioas
~ fssiswes~ ,ashe esmpleied. and ihe ether tofts
s~ss aftae kingdom put n an efficient state Of
dsfsacc. Al ID iii laticr poius-t hs foftidsa,ien
ef Paris~ The mnc i converted into ~eestsiniy BY
The puhlirstipa Of an as.iinancs, as fpllaw;-
There slsaii b raised : FASHIONED wail, teIared
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24

81 ~
Tae fallowing inpreanaaop The marriage in N.
York ofMssP.essfved Fish 10 Miss Mary shep
ara. Is ffons London paper. IL i one Of the bes.
things of The kind thst w have ssen:-
Folks wonder nov, when men do change,
Each one tassuit ri. wish;
But here ! Iovriy Shepard lass
Has cen strsnsformed 10 fish.
Aihooehlsrss systs,sty one
Not III, q Al Fish
But aiso b FyleG
They have s8rkio@saeiskr
With hoopesahat they msyHhsve their share
OF Ioasss and jiule Fishes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-24
NOTICE..

KENT.
Dwslscs lIpas& sud Garden. situated With
"A 10 ts liniss Of The Gsrparasion Of baton
ReAg.-Apply "a SHEPPERS.
Sept 5-tOA 4
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30

II will be seen, from the following proceed
ings, which we copy from the Philadelphia
| L. dyer of yesterday, that an active movement
! is about being made in that city to secure some
of the benef of the Tide Water Canal
TWPORrA MEETING IN RELATION
no THE TIDE WATER CANAL.
A preliminary meeting of the citizens, prin-
cipally merchants, was held at the Exchange
in the room of the "BOard of Trade" on Wed
nesday evening last.
On motion, Gideon Scull, Esq, was called
upon to preside, and John N. Kennedy was
chosen Secretary.
The Chairman, in opening the meeting, sta
ted its object TO be the taking the necessary
measures TO certain whether the great DUH
of the trade flowing through the Tide Water
Canal to Havre de Grace could not be secured
to Philadelphia by the cooperation OF our cItl-
zens with the Chesap. axe and Delaware Canal
Company, in procuring steam towboats to con-
yev merchandise TO and from this city.
1t was agreed that the meeting ought to con
fine itself TO procuring information on the iol-
lowing poinls:-
/. How much money can be obtained to pro
cure tOWboats'
2. How far will the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company act 10 secure the trade
with certainty?
8. What boats can be procured, their charac'
Ter, cost, &C., aud what description Of boats is
necessary?
The following Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
l. That Committee Of seven, with authori-
ty 10 increase III 'r number, be appointed TO
OBTAIN subscrl ,,tiohs aud contributions to fund
or proyIdlns urans TO tow boats with merchan-
disc to anu from Philadelphia and HaYre de
Grace; and lat the said Committee be directed,
as soon as practicable, to convene these subscrl-
bers and contt,b tors to said fluid, in general
meeting, for considering and determining the
best plan OF pursuing such towage-when
Messrs. Gideon Scull, David S. Brown, Will
liam Reynolds, Allen r Reeves, Henry Budd,
William v. Anderson, j. s NewbOld, Isaac S.
Waterman, Newberry Smith, Jr, J. W. Kelly,
William b. Hart, Daniel HadGock, Solomon
Alter, and Joha M. Kennedy were appointed.
2. That commit of three be appointed
10 confer with the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company Oh he subjtc toftheir co-opera-
tia III establishing sufficirntly low tolls, aiding
IN maintaining stan tow boats, &c :, when
Messrs. Samuel G. Morton, James NJ. Bolton,
aud Archibald Wight, were appointed
8. That acommIttee OF three be appointed
10 ascertain what STEAMBOATS,, suitable for tow
ing boats TO and IRON Havre de Grace and
Philadelphia, can be procured, their character,
cost &c, and port the same with any other
flcts pertinent IA their judgner: to the subject,
when Mes. rs Joseph Hand, N. B. Thompson
and James Barrett, were appointed on said
committee. On motion, adjourned.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30
LATER FROM CHINA.
Correspondence cfthe Nsto York Express
REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
New. 1rt, December "a, 1910. !

.. REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
.aH Newlar December "a, lS4O.
Arrived ship Lion of Providence, Martin
from Canton, Tor New York, FIVE months and Il
days.
Bv the above arrival we have dates from
Havre TO the 18th July
The blockade was vigorously enforced at th'
Bogue, but the British merchants were complain
ing loudly OF the laxity Of the squadron in per
hitting the other entrances to be entirely tree
from the presence of vessel OF war.
There were some Americans az Canton, bu
by the following paragraph from the Cantor
Register it would seem they are recommended
to leave forthwith. The Register says:
A fast boat from Canton has brought the intel
hgence that day ortwo ago all the hong mer
chants were sent for into the city by the govern
or, who expressed a wish to see ali the foreign
ers in Canton within the city, this wish he al.
forwards Abandoned; but the hong merchants
when the returned from the city, described the
governor as being highly enraged at the capture
of the salt unks, and recommended the foreign
ers forthwith to leave Canton.
Total export of Teas to Great Britain to Jolly
l1,was 29,7l2, 1923, lbs. and 2,572 bales raw silk
and to the United States about 254,0OO chest:
!. tea.
Several English merchants were preparing
to leave Macao, and expected to be able 10 pro-
cure building lots on the Island Of Chusan,
which they confidently expected would soon De
in possession Of ner malesty's forces, and be
permanently held az one of her majesty's colo
MES.
Two American ships inside, also, the "Pana.
ma of New York. and one OF the whitewashed
craft, called formerly the "MalcoIm, 4" then the
'sAlabama," and now thu ''KosciuSko." They
will be obliged to lay ou' the blockade, as they
went in after il was declared, and Of course are
prizes if they attempt to come out.
The Merchant, Adelaide and Washington,
Americans, brought to by the Hyacinth at the
Bogue, and sent TO Cap Sing Moon, were not
released, but would be, without doubt. their
papers being all correct They are about hall
loaded, and will proceed to Manila when re-
leased, TO complete their cargoes.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30

EXCHANGE READING RooMs.-The march OF
i'm, royement is held to .he.yery decidedly Illus
trated, in the change of location recently accom-.
plished for the "Commercial Reading ROOM"
at the Exchange From the apartment hereto
Sore occupied, the establishment has been removed
to spacious and elegant one to the north cas- con
fine of the Rotunda, which had been fitted up
expressly for its accommodation. The arrange
ments in every respect, are such as to render the
Reading rooms, with their appliances, pleasant
and conv enient; and therefore, We may not doubt,
will prove generally satisfactory to visiters. =
THE Rooms will be lighted up, and be open
this evening, to all whomay desire to inspect IN,
new Arrange rnents, OF feel any interest in III,
success Of thie Important element or adjunci o
prosperoas commerce While on the subject
we NAV remark, that the Rotunda Of the ex
change building, has also experienced the han'
q 81 Improvement BY closing the stair ways lea
ding thence, and by placing several iargr Stove
tbe comfort and usefulness Of the apartment
$40 ~ ~ Pat, lot
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30
SHIPPING RECORD.
poRr OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 30, 1870.
CLEARED,
schr Messenger, White, ST BarLs
Schr Naumkeag, Cole, Cape Hayden

CLEARED,
Schr Messenger, White, ST Barts
schr Naumkeag, Cole, Cape Hayden
schr Fort Hin, Baker to sail foi Baltimore in days,
was left at St. AIMS By, Jan. 4th last
Scbr Fancy, Bray, I'm Billmore, arr at Mobile IStn
inst
Schrs Mary, Tfefethen, and Martha Elizabeth, Bush,
fm Baltimore, arr at Savannah 2iih inst
Schr Mandarin, Walter, for Baltimore, went to sea
fra Charleston 24lh inst
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2s-Ar schr Dexter FIN sa-
yannah -
Cleared biss Espeleta, Barbadoesi Delaware, st
Thomas
Office Of the Courier Enquirei,
NEW YORK, Dec p, p. IA.
Cleared ship Brutus, mOntetideo and Buehos Ayres
Ship Illinois, Trieste
Ship HUgartl Mo5ile
SChr Lucy, Apaachicola
Schr Regulus, Wilmington, No
RICHMOND Dec 26-Arr schrs Richmond, fin New
York; Charles, do
sailed schr hbram Cadmns, New Tark
Reconnaissance, Dec 26-Air sebr Emerald,
B',stOn
HARLRSTON, Dec 25-An T. S. mail packet
Hayne, fiu Havana via Key v est
IN the oifiug, barque
SAVANNAH, Dec 24-Arr snip Surfing, from Wis
casset, Me
Big New York, 10 days fin Jamaica
schr Eagle, 10 fays fn Bostsn
Schr Factor, 4 DAYS fm Philadelphia
MOBILE, Dec l9-Arr schrs Fancy, fin Baltimore;
Aid, fin Savannah
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Ii. PERSONS WHOM L u MAY CON-
"a Germ are hereby required to take notice thai ase
lands situated IN the States of Kentucky and VKginAs
WHICH, becngiEI james Swan, Of GOstoS, on the Uas
dag OF August, 1880, amounting U tFTO million hVe
hundred ana fty-two thousand three hundred and iOuT
s three qusacr acres that day sby deed, dates
At Paris, IN France, conveyed TO Samuel Allison, %
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been ctHs-
veyed to me, in trus for the United States Americas
i.and Company, and that /, and ALONE, as Trustee
aforesaid, and such persons may be aointed BY my
are or will b., author sed to SELL lease, rent, or ote
wise dispose of said lands any of them; asd all per-
sons are especially notified not to purchase, rent eascE
or otherwGs contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not pure. Use of P. Dumas, Jr. wa
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of swan under an act OF r+e Legislature Of VIZ
nna. or of one DumOgiue, any other person pre-
tending for, in the behalf OF the said Dumas OF
&c creditors the said swan.
These lands viii be sold. rented or leased on a4TanIa
geouS terms. They Uttered through the State %
kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing y
rchase rem, lease any part Of them are EequesteS
10 address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
WA div Trustee U. s. A. Land Company
fGz-The Richmond Wig, and the Reporter, Lexing
tom XIV. will please inert this once week for three
tnd fnrIgsFd their To TINS ufre
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