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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Uho shall decide Two weeks since, we took
occasion 10 say few words in relation to the man.
ner in which the office of Councillor for Lincoln was
filled by the Legislature, that is to say, the loco
majority 1t will be recollected the party delegation
from this County were unanimous in Favor of Mr.,
Levensear, and nominated him, we think, three
times whereas the Governor, and certain other
leaders of the party preferred MIR. Fletcher and by
drawing the lines succeeded in electing him, against
the votes and known wishes Of the Lincoln delega-
ton.
By the last Waldoboro' Patriot we observe that
the democrats--as they style themselves-of Ihom-
aston, St. George, and Warren, have held a meeting
in relation to the subject, and passed several resolu-
tons pertinent to the occasion, IN which they de-
nounce, pretty severely the sey-styled democrats'
who as they make it appear are in the habit OF IN
tel fering with what is none of their business. Inc
following Resolution will serve sample;
"Resolred That the course pursued by
certain persons protesting to be Democrats
and living in other sections OF the State, IN
interfering with our nomination, tomenting
divisions in the County OF Lincoln, ana
setting aside regular nominations tor pur-
poses altogether their own, IN our opinion,
| deserves the severest apprehension, ana
that such persons are not ehtl'ed 10 '"e
confidence of the Democratic Party
! Now we feel flee to sympatlze with these
gentlemen, but at the same time, we can tell them
they must expect no better usage while they keep
such company. This case presents hut one more
evidence, that every measure of public Importance
and every movement of democrats out Of oGice'
must be suppressed, if not shaped so as TO accord
with the petty inrigues and rascaty OF he leaders
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
ed upon me at the expense of General Har-

ed upon me at the expense of General Har-
rlson.
81 have felt the warmest attachment Tor
him as a man, and my confidence in him as
an able commander remains mistaken.
feel every assurance that he will at all times
do me ample justice; and nothing could
give me more pain than than TO see his en-
emies seize upon this occasion to deal out
their unfriendly feelings and acrimonious
dislike; and as long as he continues, ias
in my humble opinion he has hitherto
done, to make the wisest arrangements
and the most judicious disposition, which
the forces under his command will justify,
| shall not hesitate to unite with the army
in bestowing upon him that confidence he so
richly merits, and which has on no occa-
sion been withheld"
Such is the testimony of James Madison,
Gov. Shelby, Col. johnson, Col. Croghan,
Com. Perry, the Legislature OF Kentucky,
the Legislature Of Indiana, and all the
principal officers who were with Harrison
at Tippecanoe. Are these to be believed,
or shall we reject their testimony and take
that of some sneaking anonymous coward
Iy defamer who is paid the wages of iniqui-
ty for ISLANDERS invented in the recesses Of
an editors garret? If Mr. Van Buren,
and his crew think to keep their power by
such means, let them 60 on as they have
begun. They will thereby only agtate the
more strongly the swelling wave of popu-
lar indignation which must speedily over
whelm the whole band of spectators, de-
faulters, and political quacks who have SO
long reveled in abused power.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The brig Hartly, Capt Rice, at Pincy
Point from Barbados, has on board, sent
by the American Consul, for trial in the
United States, prisoner, charged with the
murder of Capt VIM. c. Langdon, of the
brig Francis, of Boston, upon the high seas,
in October last-also, four Witnesses
They will probable be delivered up to the
sheriff at St. Marys County.
TAlexandria Gazette.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M { ::
Original Correspondence

-sCye We thank cur friend "Z'' for his forcible
and just comments. upon the late Message of Gov.
Morton, which we cheerfully insert in place of
some remarks, which we had intended to have made.
We hope 81" will lend US his aid often.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
Democratic ggnis Contention

The YOUNG .lIE.N Of Liacoln County OPP
posed to the anti-repu5lcaa measures OF the Fede-
raj administration, are requested to meet at the
Court House in UiscaSset, on U'edneSday the 5h
dan of February neat, at 10 o'clock, fl .h.' TO
gaaise for the approaching Presidential CAM
..dlGn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Capital. We have already stated that
the Wing Kentucky Legislature agreed
cordially to celebrate Gen. Jackson's glo-
rious victory of the 9th, but made it obi
gatory that the salutes should be fired out
of Harrison cannon-i. e, the pieces cap
tured at Saratoga, surrendered by Hull,
and retaken at the glorious battle of the
Thames, by Harrison.
Forthwith up jumps Van Buren, man,
to inquire whether there was such can
non, and whether it was i'll for use?'
Up rises another member-"Yes, sir,
there is such cannon. 1t was captured
from the British at Saratoga. 1t was sur
rendered back by Hull; and it was recap
tured at the Thames, and helped take it,
1t is fiji for use moae, and it will be fit for
use next November"
Ofcourse both resolutions were passed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Henry A. Wise, a member of Con
press from Virginia, is dangerously sick.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Gen. Samuel Houston, has been so Sc
verely wounded in a duel, at Texas, thai
It is thought he cannot recover
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Great Fire at Wilmington NJ. C. We
have Wilmington Advertiser Extra, CIV
ing an account of a disastrous fire in that
town on the morning of the 18th. The
whole number of buildings destroyed is a
bout one hundred ond fifty, including the
Advertiser and Chronicle. the Custom
House, and the Clarendon and Reston Ho-
tells.
The Advertiser says ga great deal of
goods and furniture were got out of the
houses and stores although the loss Of
property of those kinds is immense
Many of the buildings on these two
squares were among the most valua-
BILE iii town, and on these two was done
probably three fourths of the business of
the place We have heard no critical es-
Inmates of the aggregate loss, but are in
clined to think it will sum up to nearly
five hundred thousand dollars. What por-
ton is insured is unascertained.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Montreal Herald, publishes the
Memorandum of Sir John Harvey, in re-
spect to the course to be taken by the in
habitants of the frontiers, in the event of a
war between Great Britain and this coun-
try, with the following comments:-
We do not know the motives which have
induced His Excellency to issue it. but 1t
may possibly be in consequence of infor-
nation he received from the Imperial Gov
eminent, that, in the event of Messrs.
Featherstonhaugh and Mudge's report of
their survey of the disputed territory a
greeting with the position already main
tained by Great Britain, the whole ener-
gies of the empire will be called into ac-
ton to enforce our possession of it, even
at the cost of war with the United States.
Although these gentlemen have not allowed
the particulars of mir report to transpire,
it is more than probable that its detailes
are in the possession of Sir John Harvey,
and that they ere in our favor. In case of
n general war, the recommendations OF
Sir John are extremely judicious, and we
understand they were acted upon with the
most beneficial results during the war Of
1919 and the subsequent years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
| Alexandria Gazette.

The Lexington The Boston Advertiser
learns by the letter from Kennebupk, that
in addition to the persons whose names
have been published, James Ray of Ken
nebunk, mate Of the barque Bohemia. was
passenger in the Lexington, and conse-
quently persisted in her
The Boston Transcript says that Mr..
Mason, Surveyor ofthe port of Gloucester,
Mass. was on board of the Lexington
This adds yet another name to the unfort-
innate list. He went to New York, to
bring home the corpse of brothers child,
who had recently died in that city. He
himself persisted, leaving wife and seven
children to mourn his sudden loss.
David Crowley, the Cd mate of the
Lexington, Relates, that while forty eight
hours on the plank, he occasionally slept.
The fated boat was seen for hours DRIFT
ing up the Sound, and at times ilumina-
ting the whole heavens as the flames
burst up. Not a soul to rescue her on
her dreadful errand Of DEATH
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Printers looking up. VIM. T. Rogers,
Esq, President of the Senate OF Pennsyi-
yapia, is a practical printer. Post.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

This result is attributed the great p"pula-
rty of Harrison in that city
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Harrison Meeting al Gardner. We are
informed that our wing friends in Gardiner
had fine meeting on Wednesday evening,
to respond to the nominations by the e, Ma
tional Convention, of Harrison and Tyler.
Mr.. Sheldon presided. Messrs. Allen of
Bangor; and Vose of Augusta, addressed
The assemblage with spirit and eloquence.
A deep enthusiasm pervaded the auditory
who testified, by hearty cheers, their cor
dial acquiescence in the sentiments ad-
yanced by the speakers. Advertiser.
.MunicipaI Election in Pittsburg, Pa
The election Of Mayor and Councils of
the city of Pttsburg, was held last week
and resulted in the election ofthe whig
candidates by the unprecedented majority
of over seuea hundred uotes. The vote for
Mayor stood ga.
Irwin, I52o
Birmingham, ooo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Commodore Perry to General Harrison.
August Is, 1917, says:
'SThe prompt change made by you In
tho \, der Of battle on discovering the po-
silion OF the enemy, has always appeared
70 me 10 bav,, evinced HIGH DEGREE OF
M,LIrARyrA1Enr. concur with the ven
cradle Shelby in his general appreciation Of
your conduct in the cainPaIgn'
The opinions of the Hon. LANGpoN
CHEvEs, of the Importance of the victory oil
the Thames, and the bravery of Gen. w NJ
II. HARRISON.
"The victory Of Harrison, ~as such as
auouM haze secured 10 Roman General IN
the best days Of the Republic, The ho''ors q q
tsiumpht He put an end 10 the Var IN the
uppermost Canada"
Sentiments Of the Hero of Fort Steph-
ensou, Col Croghan, now of the War De-
partment:
81 desire no plaudits which are bestow-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

lcs ueienrs mAdioeres sim ,leat cetts 4rnp.
ton ~vraie, qai Went Gu e9ir. 4 faide do
ragitation oscillatoirs Ut saccadfe des
bras. a...
LA meme q n,tion morale 1,i hale Ia
respiration, qni fat palpitsr 10 cuor 81
reaJ Ia voix t%remblante, rsnb de- me ne
tous lea moavemens du corps vaeillans 81
ineertains. tan, que dars I'inspirntiop IN ,.
fale, ct puelquefo's meme longtcmps aprs4
quo %rsgitntion de resprit u cesse. VOLTA
po,rquoi feeriture DE- nos grunds eetivnin4
eat generaIement 81 ilIisib'e; Of, eom'ns II
sst ecrit que toujo,rs l%'ihchpaci & s,ngera
jusqu'aux defaults inseparablss d. vra, me.
rite. VOLTA pourquoi bsaueoup d'honnes
m%ti'ocrss 50 snnt crus engages oh ,nnsur
4 graver Ell earactsres indeth,Arabls. les
pensess q,'uns vsrve enaourdie
leur svHgerait.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
Veiutc
Par ordrc dc Ia Cur dcs Prcovcs.

Par ordrc dc la Cur dcs Prcuvcs.
fsb"m vsnd" par 10 sonssigne Joge d. Paro sse
- ct er 1Dieio Encsntsur, q son bureau dams l..
vile lie Baton i!o,ss.
MAKDt, 25 Fevrisr 1910.
Les prophecies tntvantes sppa,terant d Ia success
sion lie fen Manuel Lopez, sayo,t;
S~nx"nte.six TERRAtNS, si,pk, sur h
route dc la Cnmue i environ IN mill.
dc Ia Vile de Baton Rouge, contenanr
chacno 3 arpents plus on ,noins, ainsi
que te pr"uvc 10 plan fguralif dsposs >
l'oflice du Juge de ParoIsse.
Cosb,r'o~s--Un, de"x, srris. qua,rs ct eino ans
de ctehit. eh billets end"sses h sausf.c,,o ION ct Dor.
'""' hypo'he1"s i"slu'a psrfait pa ysmeo,..
70 JAW 80 Gil. TESTER. J nps.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Nos lernisres dates de New York, son, d, "a
Janvier; d eette epcaue lie British Queen n'ttai,
pas sncors arrive. Les n~nuveIles tecue. mar 10
% laebot de Lanjfes. le Q,ebec, s,aieut ppu i'm.
Vortantes, ct les %jouroaux Dc France qu'il apper
t.it. s.aient aoterieur. A eees que fon avail.
JsjA rerus. lie te.arJ dn Brtfish Queen, lee
plaintss pcrtte' pat le. passengers De sea pre- &c .
dents seyage., et lrs nonbteus accidents arrives
aux hateauk d vsPeur, commsnraient a douner
De wives inqoietodes. On ~suprosait dependant.
que ca retatd e'si, oeca-ionne par IN do ees Pc
III. accident. qui sont ltjA pIusieurs fol. arrives
Ala Refine Dre,onns. celui de- n'avoir 1 hotJ que
du champagne a donn'r 4 sea passengers. qui .e
setsisnt hen miaux eontentes d'un simple ys,re
dsau, o, d't're toteee 1 teiacber dams le port IL
plus fapprccht. &c ha,eau ttait eufn a,,endu.
asec dau,ant plus d'impatience, que lea aouv.lles
QUIZ jsva't alpat'er devaient e,rc .elon toute r,e.
hshi'its. ties imper,a"tes pour Ia poIi,ique Ct pour
Ia An reste nous ctoyons quo les
GRANTEES que Ton a pu eoacevoit sur 10 ,rtsrd du
british Qaeen, .ont peu foadses. attenLu ooe ser
voyages ne SC sent lanai. fat re,narquer par Ieus
'tgulari,t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
TEXAS.

>>~s'ous recevons les %iournaux de Calves
ton jusau'au 3 courau.: FM
Une lettre des officers charges de fser
les Iimites entire les Flats Unis ct le Texas,
snnonce que les comnissatrss on, e,k re.
tardes maigrs euv, dams leurs operations,
par le manque d'instrumens ct rabsence
do qt'elques uns de ceux qui devaient les
y alder; mais Que la elimination sera
schevee cependan, d'ici ! qucIques Sc.
mnines.
LIE bill pour rechercher les cerlifca,s
frsuduleux de terres IA passe dams les donx
Chambres du Congtss. II nomme DIES
commissaires pour i'examen de tous les
eertificats. ct decide ~qu'aucun tire ne So.
IA delivre aux por'surs de ceritca,s oui
n'auraient pas etc APPROVES par lie bn
rsau non plus qu'aux a~cqiiseurs pr sub
stitu,inns.
G. W. Horton, Esq. zee nanme gref.
der de Ia Cour Supri" {
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
IA pERRUQUE ENsnNCEtEE.
(H,.toi,c dramafiaus

Dsrniersment ron des ncte,ps do V,,p.
do vile qus 10 public aff;setionne te plus
htnit en- tourn6r depaftemen,aIe ct douunii
sur 10 theatre de C,rpentras des represen.
tali ms Vni attiratent iout CO que Ia Wills
ct los environs offrent de plus di-tiny u.
Pour montrer l'admirable Hexib,liie de smp
tnlenh, II voului no montrer dams uu untien
drame: bien,dt lea roles f,rent nppti., l.,
pia'e te .,dtes OF pompeusemeht anuoncee.
D6ja II avail. passk "a culntte de sole OF on.
dosse son br,llan. habit do cour, lorspu'l
.'ape'e II a"'l n'avmt pas de perru1ae.
Grand fit I'eobnrrns, mais on flint par on
dtconvrir one 1ni a'avait pas servi dspuis
quelqne temps. C'etait inc de ces peru.
ques frisee4 d grosses beneles ct pr,dree d
blanc, jadis appelees perrn1nes ! bo,rse
pnres que Ia queue en- tinit serrse dams
une petite b,nrse de sole. lie drains CON
mene, done: nptre nc'eur obtenait de=
tonnerroa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ct fai.a,, fon.
Dire en- larmss tout co qnil y n do sensibiIi.
10 dams rarrondi-sement de- Carpentta-.
Au mil'eu de Ia scene Ia pIos pathe i1us,
s'imngioant q"'On touehs 4 IL queue do III
perruquo, il jette lea yenx sur On petit
hgurnnt, OF lnpo=trophe q voiy b,sse par
IN ,"Eh bien! eli bien m,uvai. f,rceut!'
II continue onsui'o soD role, mails ssntant
IN autre chntouillement Ia queue de- Ell
perru1ue "DiaLle! d,i-il aves Impotence.
Ga M'ra.t.il bien'd = Deux minutes apres.
nonveAu ch,,ouillotnrnt, OF npuveau 70.
gard acrompagne de oes IN ,ts terriblns:
"Apres Ia plare, 10 ''a=sorune.'
lie pauvre fisuranl trembIait ronne une
ieuille ct no comprennit rieu b Goa msnl.
ces. La bourse do Ia perrnpue ns eoniIunp
pas tnplns d remuer OF 80 porta meme j,F.
que sur lepauls. nlors notre acteur hors
d'tIat de 80 c"ntonir OF croyant snisir IN
main du petit fgnrant, empo'gne vivemeni
!" boutse, mas sentant quelVue chose qni
s'ag;,ait en- dedans. il jeteN nvec elroI sur
Ie theatre cstte perruq,e en.rrceI6e qai,
pour conbIo do merve,llcux. se mel ! cou.
rir sur Ia scene.
Eafin tou, s'explilna: une %souris. une
sonris Gear uns s"urls de theatre
as, a,'rri pelss qa'an rat d'hg'iss) await
dams IN pertu1ne assez de ta'ins
pour faire IN bon dinsr. ct s't,nit tclIe-
mont gonft Ia pause qu'eIIe ne pouvai'
plus repasser qua m"'iit par 'e 'ron q"i
await servi ! son introduction, do sorts
70 sauvant, e'le %entraina't Sir prison
avec ellie.
Notra scteur tnrienx voulut recraser,
Il fat renversf brusuuement par suite
Ia sant d'etlroi que fl d Ia vue de Ia sonri-
.'actrice qui 50 t~rouvnit en- scene. Pen
Ian, CO temps IN pauvre petite bette rtus-
1T i 80 Dc sager. st ! 40 sauver dams les
'onIirses: quant = Ia piece on ne put In
:"n'inner. 81. 10 dratne %Iarmoy"nt SO ter.
ainsi par tout &c qu'on peut imaginer
10 plus b,uif,n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
z@s
pifE1ES.
a a 81 o asaAha
ENSIONOMfE.

La dol1ts an, l.s .o,,ar.or..
donuent sdefi. nhv.;,n,m;. 10. ~.
preston a4x !. ceils du pkoie. On a
cancer, qs.n fhIa;t. nart;,;,ement 4
madame dySan, ! I,expres.;on pro.
tonde de ltEomie. n fan, dire /.
meme chofesd s;ons c@o,,rarises. de.
vi"iens clfSSSths f%,,;,,es dc ~l,esur;,
ct de i'ah'tlssysa ;.s,oces toni CO ou;
'e""e v'44Aanah : ne. tou, "a "a,
porte conPi hk6iii,e. ! DIES effe,s 4
I'e' pres ssttts sl1, sur Ia fyure. w..
-o"e st;ssss annonce d. l'imaei-
na''on parlitaa de Ia pssanteur par
h'hi'ude' dekfhsiasme mar iclairs,
.~'eaneoop dNS ct souyent du genie.
IN front @"4nc do Ia .vivacite; IN
-Chaq,&hd
. Sc t"'re Va lnes de ses propres
''a'S' 'e''eienes-mamc nv %parvien-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
VENTE
PAR LA COUA DES PREUVES.
pARoIssE QUEST BATON ROUGE.

PAKOIssE QUEST BATON ROUGE.
IN vsrir Dune commission ne %l'ilou: Cour
I'D des Pfeuvss de Ia Pasoi.se d'Oheaus, IL ser "a
oaett en- vense ~p"bIi1ne par lie Jogs spussignc,
MEncRgp,, 10 de Fowler p]rocbsin,
b 10 hcvres 4. W., d la Maison de Cour de ee,t.
paroisse, Ia %ptopr'ets ci.apres d"c,itr dsprudnul
do Ia succession 10 felt Vic,nrn Paiin, ssvoir:
I'm Morceau dc Tore situe dams Ia pa
roisse susdi'e, co%Dtcnsnt cent trenie.u n
ct 5Oil0O d'acres do s"perf'ie, ct for
mant Ia double concession dune terre
de ncuI nrpent de face. vendue par Ie
dhf"nt AZ DR.. J. c. Patrick. la dite
,e7re bornte en- han: par Ie DIT Patrick
el en- has par u. Soniat T. Co..
Conditions An Compliant.
10 janv-d0 l.. FAVROT, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
AVIS

soussIgne Went de recevoir IN assortI-
ment de nouvel'es Marchandises. propres d Ia
sails n, CONSTANT en- levites ct habits de meri-
nos. do. do. de circassien ct de bombszin; IT,
vites ct habits de toile ct de percale, giIe.s
ronds de toile bruno ct de ~percale, pantalons
de meiinos ct de circassien, do. de teile blan.
che ct br line, do. de co,til blanc ct brun, do.
de cotton simple, chemises de cotton rsyee ct
de percale; ct un assortment complet de YES
tes d'ete, de chapeaux fins blancs ct noirs dc
Russsie; aussi TN assortment additionnel de
Marchardises seches, seIIes pour les DANES ct
les cavaliers, v~errerie, fafence ct quincaiIserie.
NJ. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
bEUX vERS De NAPOLEON.

Tout 10 monde Ne souvient de rinscrip'
ton suivan'e q"'un bourgmestre dc Hot.
Iande crul devoir placer sur IN arc do tri'
omphe tleve !" gIoire del'empereur:
Il ma pas fais une sottise
En- epousant Mntic-Louiso.
Nppole,n n'eu. pas pI"- ,6' npsreu ce,te
sing"l'ste inscription, q"'iI fl appeler le
bourgmestrc: Monsieur 10, Marie. Ioi dit
il, On cuItive les muses. frsns uses chez
vou>?-S,re. je fai- qne'qnes ver..-Ah!
c'est done vous....-Prenez.vo do Ia.
bac? "%jnuta til en- Iui prtsentant une taba
,iero enrichie do claimants.
--Ou, sire, mnis je suis conf's....-
Prenez. prenez; gardcz Ia boitc ct le tn.
BAG; ct:
Qusnd vous y prendrez une prise.
Rappelez.vous Msric.Louise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

On dit. au rujr. DC la question sutllc ~.erritoirc
en- htgc avcc l Anglc,errn, que Ton a fail au
C"nsres. ee''c prepc i.ion, quo nous rappor,ens
sans en- garantir rau.hcn,icite; nous r~sps,uns
simplemcnt CO aai q etc racontt.
'H a Sts Presen.t al Congress un projc, dc loi,
d'apres leqiel. scraient appetts sou. los dr,pssux.
spre. un certain temps Unite. q ans) .ou. indt.
~ida hahitsnt les E,ats Unis depuis gu moins one
aimee. age de - a 90 ans, e, etliha'ni'c (baehe.
lori On el'ate dac 10 pr"iet dc loi es. appuyt do
$50 signatures ftminines,"
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BANQUE DE L'ErAr DE L'ILLr.
N0dS s s

Une let're de Springfield. public par lie
Ss.Lonas Bulletin du - 10 muis dern;.r.
di, que Ia B,nque h'Eta,, de rEtat de H..
lins's, est, a'nsi quill res,Ite de renseisne.
ments fourn,s par un membre du comi,e
aar les Banques nomme par Ia Legislature,
dams an etai aussi pr"spsre lu'ancnne Ie-
institutions monetaire > des Eta,s. Unis Son
pass.f es, d'environ So. 900. 900 ct son &C.
tif excede $4,000 900. quoique le com:te
pense one cette institution sc suit engasee
dams qaelques operations imprudentes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

MExIouE-Les dernlerrs n".veilcs We.
nues du Mex,que soni dn % Janvier. L.
pays e'ait traaqniilr, les ~affaircs CONNER.
c"ies f'"'t Gaines. II y n rcu de temps,
Il oct arrive 4 Tampico. Dr. i'iattrieur,une
c"ndurta p"rtant plus dun million de pias.
tres, don't unc partis devait etre tmbnr.'
quee pour Ia Nile. Orle ms n ~I'autre pour
lAnpIeterre. =s-.s.f n.e## r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
LES ~PRESEANCES.

LES PREsEANCEs.
Les Pontchsrtrain ct les CIermont-T onnerrs
Pour pre- se snce e,aiens t%oujours en- guerre.
Or, un leau jour. Ieurs carfosses presses,
Sc rencon,rant dams un etroit passage,
Pour avsncer furent embarrassts.
Les deax cochers, mus dune egaie rage,
A qui mieux mieux ~faisaient les en.presses.
De Ieu's de bats risit Ia populace,
Lorsqu'endn Fun s'ecria: "Place: place
A monseigneur com,e dc Ponichartrain!
-Peste du pont, ct du char, ct du train,
Dit lautre' c'est 10 tonnerre qui passe!"
p. A. NJ. MIeER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
IN AVIS AU PUBLIC.

I'm conseIucs ce dun bruit qui a conu1,
quill et"lt mon intention de changer de domi-
clle, Je previens le public de Baton Rouge que
ce bruit est denue de verite.
Jai Pintention de continuer mon domieile d
Baton Rouge, Oh j'aI eprouve les plus grandes
completeness, ct les marques les plus fatteu-
SEES de respect.
Je n~'epargnerzi rien pour donner entiere
satisfaction a ce"x qti Pourraient avoir besoin
de mon ministerc.
Etant employee All Convent de St. jacques,
CONNIE Chirurgien Den,is.e, je suis obIigk de
m'absenter queIquefois de cette vile, ce qui a
peut etre cause les bruits qui ont courus.
r. N. WILLIAMS. NJ. y.
Chirursien Deutistc ct Occuliste de D.-aouEe.