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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

Aniqults-La trnnpuiIlite quiregnau
dams ;'AMetiaOe centrale, a permis d NM.
Stephens et Ca,hetwood leur voyage tfcs-
ploral.ion s,iennti1ue, et leots recherclies
ont ee c%ouronptss du pld. heurenx sic.
ces. A trois mile pieds environ do Ia
rivisra Muntnuna, les s,vnn, ssoyngeuis
ont decodvctt do no,nbreux debris d'antfs
qn,les, yoici lea Plus ,mporthntsa deux
statues d'envifon dix pieds de haItenr.
,ou,es deux counhees sur le solj funo del
Irs d ID face ,ournee vers le eiek-uue
outraamtuc do 20 pieds. doi est dams Ia
position do ID tour penebtc a. Pi.e;--un
monument, do % pied. do h mtcnr qui Il Ia
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statue dhmihe qui a p'osisurs pe'itos 4.
CURES Jaus In main;--ane Statue de dig
n~eufpiedp environ lui Dan cole rrpt6sen
10 une ivnne ., dc faatre sune homme
cc,,e sirgul,drc sculpture esl dams IN BON
atat he conservation ;-- me ;t,u de &c tnt
aui II six picds Dc diametre --dcnx au,ols
fort eleeamment sculptes,- Tnatrc autres
monnmen. ! des places sdiutinrtos; Fun
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formec dc pierres lIi Tres prob element
ont etc apporsees de Ia rivisrc, All centre
de In pi.co dessinfe par Ger ,uatfu MOTH.
mems re trolyo unu fnorntc pierre ronde
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subscriptions; anpras de ce,te pierre, &c
trouvent dcux ,ates humaines our sonl
preraie cachtes so,is l'herbe qai cr6il
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sen,ent uno granda resemblance avet
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prelude dc .%ctlles que f.roat snns doutt
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tent dams lenfs explorations s~cicn,ili }l,
Mde, PERSEVERANCE 1T INK aCt,vi,dF digne'
klos pIns grands tloges,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

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Observation-Disclosures de az ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

~a6eNmusiq"t.
Les Ci'oyens Dsmoera,ef 4e Paroisse e,
de cel'ss euviec"nantes, SON IL reimbursement
invites 4 SC trouver al diner MI 3loit e,re donns
dan. cette vile, nu GenkssJoSSns b Ua~ssn. Ieuai
6 Aoat prochain, par lcpavts Dc h,ocra,c.
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COnr du TrOisitmc Distriri,--parDis
se Est Baton Rouge.
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14
AN ORDII
To tax law eFs aI1d PsalaF5

SECTION i. BE q 0fls1ll,led b tise
dent apd 1SeIectsses of YGzoo CITY, hat
from and after the passage Of this ordinance
IL shall not be lawful fofsanY IIaWSeT on
Pedlar, TO sell or offer 10 sell, within the |
corporate limits Of Yazoo City, any goods,
wares, merchandise, iewelry, tFiBkeis, or
any commodity of any sort whatsoever
wiihout.first obtaining from the town clerk,
for such privilege, licenses forsW Inch be
shall pay the sum Of i've dollars for ten q lays,
or twenty dollars for every three months.
SIC. 2. Ard Bc e s,rt e. aiaed, That
any Hawkef 81. ediat, lle sllall sel 0f Of
fer TO SELL, within TIE limits Of
said Yazoo Guy, any die aid
wares, merchant e g aIly
eommodity as tllo1 m ob-a
aiming a license heFein bsq. ysqpit-
eet,sshaH incur sn q not ls ns
license money no dian
dellaEs, recoye BE bslo TIE Pfesl b
reformation 81 srEan
execution, snt
and Selectna eco CITY
foTlhwitll.
shall not extend "a en q
lzao City or cgun
SEC. g. And That
Tor the issuance lhs cense,
1.-The town clerk shaI It'd fecslte
zone dollarsogs nd ~ a to
such license, his erg
case. Co.
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Jan IT,
lPfOceed1h
| oo
ETWyHE follow
4 n An SCI Re END ef
i AN Ordinance q Sc &c
for assessiDq and cilee $40
for other puFPQse
Be itordatasd IN tie { 1t liisl Sc.
Iectmen 1asoo TIT tlle- Sec
ton of said or &c
I the assessor "a oEeal4 azoe ~
} tyin addition 20
to give notice 80
sale of any heus 81 PaFl pieces 2
lots. OF land fot here d as
llded in said ord nee nssf
fnotice a partick u re
5 houses, lots, pa
sale, and to whom 81.
OIL. by whom tAe
claimed.
And be il fprts 6al t
SCISSOR and coilee aq g Z
re-advertise all as
of lots or landieEi
taxes due the 4
thathe be here rot
make convey se eglRf.
property so
/. noses aforesaid
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Il shal not be- sEson 70 sen
Of relail within &c corp aia llzlsts 81 "a
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in less quantities haE cas- SCI ne W.
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within 3he corporate limits of Na1oo CIT
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lis letter. al sach apos
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SEE. Att And BE- 6Nlain
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liable. to give n or1a iQa and 8Io
Icute every person., b ae any Time y
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baH, in addition iis fees e entitled !
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GTRAYEDor stolen from = azoo City about
~ the 18th or fifteenth cl October last, q
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seven 81 eight years Old both hind feet
white, bIs nded on the Jeff hip with j. K.
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FHNHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons
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Baltimore. April g 1896
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MORE ISLANDERS UPON THE OLD
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Public Advertiser, of Louisville, of the 2lst
inst states, that seWhen Indiana was admitted
into the Union, General Harrison and Jonathan
Jennings became candidates for Governor, and
Harrison, when all his military deeds were fresh
in the recollection of the people, was disgrace
fully distanced by Jennings. Subsequently Gen.
Harrison moved to Ohio, where he again became
a candidate for the Office of Governor, and was
again disgracefully beaten"
LIST Observation-Disclosures Harrison and
Jonathan Jennings were not opposing candidates
for the Office of Governor, either before or after
Indiana became State. Whilst she was
Territory, Gen. Harrison was Governor under an
appointment by the Preside 1T of the U. States.
I'd. Gen. Harrison was not disgracefully dis
tanced by Jennings.
3d. Indiana was admitted into the Union, De-
cember 18th, 1916, and General Harrison ceased
to be citizen of that Territory, in the summer
of 1912, when glorious old Kentucky, by the adj
vice of such patriots as Scott, Shelby, and Clay,
placed him at the head of her troops. After he
left the army, Gen. Harrison settled at North
Bend in Ohio How he could have been can
didate for Governor, in Indiana, after she be-
came State, in 1916, it viii puzzle the Adver-
tiser to show.
4th. Subsequently, that is after Indiana be-
came a State, according to the statement of the
Advertiser, Gen. Harrison did not move to Ohio,
his family having moved there in 1872.
9Th. General Harrison not candidate for
the Office of Governor of Ohio, at any time
Some of his friends, who were dissatisfied with
the other candidates, would vote for him, as in
the last election in Virginia of the friends of
the Administration voted for Mr.. Richie, who
was not candidate.
9th. General Harrison was not disgrGcefitlEy
beaten as candidate for the office of Governor
of Ohio SIX miscellaneous in two sentences!
The only truth in them is, that cat that day all
of General Harrison's military deeds were fresh
in the recollection of the people"
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EpY order of thecommissioners of nsolvent debtors
nB for the city and county of Baltimore NOTICES here
by given to the creditors of WILL IAN WHEATLY,
an nsolvent debtor that apersona discharge hath been
granted to the said officers and that the said creditors
are required TO attend at the Office of the said commits
sioners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore
on the 18th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee or trustees, to be APP
pointed for their benefit; and to give all the informal
ton in their possession the said commissioners TO
enable them to report Baltimore county court,
greeably to ac; of Assembly, passed at December
session, 1881, entitled an aat elatng TO insolvent
debtors and that the Sd day of July next hath been
fxed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners.
Dated the LIST day of April, in the year 1s4o
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From the Boston Daily .adrertiser.
HE EXPLORING EXPEDITION

We have already stated that the Exploring
squadron sailed from Sydney, New South
Wales, Dec. %. A letter TO Messrs. Top
lif, from an officer who had left the squa-
dron on account ofill health. dated Sydney
Feb. 10, states that the squadron would
probably be al New Zealand, about April
1. whence it would proceed to the Sand
witch Islands, touching at the Fejees, pre-
vious to visiting Colum ia.river. All the
natu raIist were left at Sydney with orders
to join the squadron at New zealand and
sailed Feb. 9Th for the Bay ofIslands.
The squadron was received at Sydney with
the greatest kindness