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

IN addition '"a Rv'ossly lsfgs stuck NJ Viz
s'n,a aud Kentucky manufactured Tobaero. .
yar'o"s qualities, 6nsi vana aaA common ives,
gro cigars, e'a,s's efliassn, qualities, whisky
- Whole "'d half b. of mpefin quality, and i
Fms assots'ss"' Of os',t domestic ard fofsiuu u.
1oor' and vines, hsvsiatAly bssa ssesivsd. 10
bbis n'css,pf''ns, rum md shoulder posk, $50
beIs freshly ground DOT, nth from old and aew
wheat, 4oD0 lbs esssa qAky saovasssd hams, GO
Kegs good q"a''sy lard, NJ fruits &c. fos sale o..
tho ,srmse"s,omsv In skssds.
Oct ~ 30 X. MoNrAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
poetrr.
THE EHLEss n.


~ MS. AWss,
'feh nos ibs smiling vslr. ..vse, bug,
Win sshy Wild Ae~st. rsy,
Where tt,As peu, fe,th = .c,,a NJ NV.
Ahg sll.sfy waters t,sy.
Though Violet. spring bssrssh INV fss,.
Iho"gh Mcs-enrs seahi th~ III,
Nc welcome shall Thy r,s-.res greet.
Thy fsibt, h not there.
perA mi tbs ,0ots r. T,snih. ,ed we'll.
Where onen tbou worlds, glide.
Eager shy childish tale IN tell,
Cf'se Ia NY fs,kss's eide;
How wosId.t ,bos eesn, hi. Treasured teeks.
And praise biz pictures ,s,r.
Dot never shalt = fathers lsohs
Assi" 'ejeies shts there.
ZONE hid ihss ts,n IL ysssss snossS,
Where snosr"fsI yew ,,se. rise.
And veil thee In NY hs'loweJ ground
Thy cherished father tie.;
OH seet h's grave win .esse.i ing hss,a,
ssrew II with Gsw,sss f.i,,
Hut u. Thy fathers scs,s, pst
Alone ,isi nouldets there.
H. lives sbc,e NJ ssol-d sais..
With spirits pure snd kind
and casts pe'ehsnee his wsskfst st.s.
IN fhsss h. tei tcbinJ-
MSy oil me eosSsas he hss given.
May III hfs r,css ss,e,
AZ Thee 10 torn Thy thoughts mn h.s,s,.
And 'ssd thy foossssp. there!
vi" dss'e's hoy. Thy ssthws,d sss~.
Wi" thy t~seechjos sish..
The ges'disa Of thy isGn. days
csn glad moi ksu ssise sye.;
SffstN pursue Thy ses,sh NJ io.s
!" faith, y" hope, In player,
iii I'm" shall 'sseh the realms Shows.
Ard inset thy fsibe, there.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

WILL BE SOLD. ny the undersigned Pa
rish Judge on Wednesday III. l9ta ias., a,
his nfhre IN ti towr-one Share Of the capital
stock Of the Rank Of ! %nuisiana. ene Car and on.
Dfay- and snndry articles Of personal property,
surrendered by Messrs. Reid L. Legendre. 70 their
creditors. Terms cash.
CHS. TESTER,
Feb. .. 81 Parish Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NO'clCl

NOTICE, "
n Ill persons indebted to the 20
Tho mas All. ". ."''''"s.". "N ,ly wife OF
,,a r.k. n".c. 'e4"ss.e" '" he forwa I'd
.ga;ns, ~. .yy"-." sAo '""'s Eng claims
-. - p'ease P'eas"t en- 10 the
dec g -46-4t ON ~. LA.rv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

II. rrrscus indebted 10 tho 'hsct'her' are
,.a,,s,,ed to call aud make mediate pay
sls,,.Nrr he will charge So 90 lash, per set
~, .hori~r a horse, or So 90 Q" q .di,.
ION ,"s A.G. NNGRUN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NEW ORLEANS Il BATON ROUGE
BACK E1.

|uNuE new, splendid, aud fast t''nnins, steam
ttoa, MossNr FrLroS, ]. Irwin Master,
viii Run AZ a regular pseke, between New w
leans AMI Dstsn Rouge, lea Wig New Orleans esa
ely Thut.hsy Al 10 o'clock A. MAUD Baton Rouse
.vety Friday Al ~ v'etneh, stopping Al The ptin'
elvat ~la0hings Oh the coast.
Has Of IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
I.. LANDRY co.

kUGtslSrS aud Apoth-c aries, andwholc
II sale 4aers in Medicines, Oils and Pants
Enslish aud Preach Chemicals. Window Glass.
Perfusasrie4v furnishes Dye s,uf', Spices &c.
Their ssolfor the present is a, No. lls Julia
street, one DIR from corner of Camp.
HTN. u articulaI attention will - paid to
putti.1 up faiiy medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from = country generally. Landry & To.
invite plante,a and mech mic to give them a call.
New OrleS, June 8 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
p.y yOUR TBStt

NOTICE is hereby give" tlall Taxes due
The Parish & State for I ears 1886, ..
and ,3s mus, be paid within 4sfs, or they will
be collected according to law; -
- ~ aGf & Collector .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
JUST Revived

INaos NEw Yoxx, n stendid ssso,,msn, n,
Il RDOTy0 SHOEs~~ 100 psi,, ms"', and
youths russell bsoss"s /; Y Kip, 200 pair. I'm.
b~fosaas; ladies' Rns 'nosossamd esT hoo,. 6or
kid and morocco slippers; bnsss a. and cos,..
boots; yo".h.' and c~hildsel shoes, broxsn, and
boots '--all Of which will tsAd low 10, cash.
sep, % 80 N. SLOAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

ID R.s

las s.,bsefibst has ieestrd himself Ia ,l,s a,yf,
Y Baton Roase Al the old staud, ia,et 3D.
s.p'tt BY Nesss F,s Patrick, where all tiss d
Wskhe', Cheeks, Organs, AMI Music BIKES sil
" ttfeited III The shofss., neties and In ,hstss
ay,r tls has IN hsat spectacle glasses 4 MI
ee6lotFt and suitable f.. aif ages, wbte,, hs wiln|
u s!s'ted"eed price. Al kinds of ] sweIty ss,s
w ~ Z nsst tiaanst, lie has aiso all kiuA b,
'ewflty m sale, low tn Cash. :
~ ssncs tnsy BE- made 10 Capt. assfs, 4.
Hy4i snd r. A. Walker, ~ "
Qtj7 ~ e. Mooat.
1ftfO'd grid and silver taken IN pa ymsn. IL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
DISSOLUTION Of copAarssu.ulr.

N r
IL or,css hereby si,fn, tina, the eoparns ,t,u
hsrs,ctors s's,i"s .adft the h,m ii sea,e,r, su.I
Fsvse, y d~i.snlvsttby mutual eousse on
the ,ua ts'abes lspt -"
W. a'~tsrte, bfits now the sole p~,es,e,o,
Of the apcstAry, by5aa act passed befots judss
Te.sietsA having rasehased the entire Issses,
Of u. u. issot, h~ee,saes respou-ible, fesii The
legal debtit,e said firm. aud he u slsdAutho
,ised IN tese all das,s due the said 6su,ks we'll
u. ths.e dthe Arm u Favrc, aud Gerhai.
dea IA Il. SOuTERKE q. y.
u. FAvROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

e ~
LAM COOPER Justice Of tho psae. In,
.e'Inysa !: Once 70 The house r~ee.a,ly occupied
eyeHr. 9 FITS Patrick, ne =, door 10 tho store Of
A4os kAt 4 Ia, Church street.
kNtr,t -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to the Subscri- -, -.
- quested to come forward and pay so,hrrx;.e
ne,t woes s"n Account: will b. pied in the
Jan 2s-5i -h"'s'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NoI',tlE,

N NOtlLE,
F>Ha Mrrs,scea hsyaps purehssed The ssost
Msseaathu,,n... i. NL ,u, .,o,y b,iek but,liSx
IN Cl,afe.Ass,. ye,ssy3y assup,.d nv him. saa
hv strictt ,,asu " kutaNess, k.ss, IN .nsrr;t 4
sea seassi,es,.,eW ettalAie pstsesss..
). H.V. nAHtN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
hidWell l. lIicky,

~ sAsCA!s
NO. 6aFANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
ESPCTrULLY i"farm their friends and
the nU,sfs generally In the vicinity Of Ba.
ton kougsshal they are now confined To the Fac
forage 4 ommlssioa Business alone and they
hope, ffo,Ahsir close application to business. 10
receive = are Of public patronage.
angus, 3-25
|NEDOl u CREvASOL. --Merchan, Tailor,
hnv"'e honor n inform the inhabitants IF
oasen Koie aud vicinity, that they have opened
u shop, "a lafayette street, where they keep con.
stsn.ly on Ind, aRse assortment, Of French cloth.
ing ; such ss thick frck' coats, rrock aud dres,,
cests, panqoo"s and vests, cloths Of all colours,
and fashiu{ for lau,aIoous and vests.
dec a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
GARDEN SEEDS.

/ good supply offresh Garden Seeds just received
n aad for sale BY
Feb Isl Fl. v. DABIN:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

CORN AND POTAES.
~-A Sacs shelled Corn Eacs IRISH po-
ZOU ,a,oes, JUS, receieInd for sale by
an J.E z. F. PHILIPS & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NOTICE.

4 =. persons indebted to the laa,s'n OF Ns.e
I.~saGxpRS, OF TO either them, arc re-
e"s.,eJ 10 make Immediate paS'nsso ,he anae,.
A""~....a in the hands Of a paer officer iot
wsu % JOHN PHILIPS,
s1~ss, % "a Syndie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

MOE. The subst tibrts, successors IN MI.
~ psaotegatd, 81. Bat"a Rouge, have
Tho HeNs .afoan eisai'ends Ard aeUusla.aa.
res AMI boblit IN genital, Mst they have nsw
in u,osD Article an,s's"tea IN previous ad.
yps,i sens 10 .wit@@st DOM ,lete assortment Of
boe,s aAses. efeekesS, gtocety, tesdy.HNada,
hne audAaaty ele,h'ns
11s ye IL infotmft4 ,liat the Title " the
atn .ssl"s Mr. D. I''ea"'ssa"' a. es'ea
tsasgs III
lryeraps .nAllasa 4 u. nssssr.
rpwM III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
NOTICE

~. ,crsous having claims aga; the success
s;os Of j. c. Linsley deeeas, will present
- d,,Iv authenticated, and III indebted to
wv" w.. viii make immediate payme'n The under
ss:.s" as JOSEPH MONO, Curator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
-.pnrN

GARDEN SEEDS
a r.ses supply OF Fresh Gardeecds just re-
cr;vrd aad for sale by -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

4. tENRY WALSH mfo,m. hi. ,iend.
" sns"s public .hs, he has permanently 81.
tassseeI e'nsslf ~ Baton Rouge and :. now ron.
aJto s'ses o." the Ladies' and gentlemen who d..
eve ia sah 'sssons Q" the piano. liz will also give
s,soas J" peal music.
Nprll 6ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A. perso, indebted to the estate of,he late
DR.. F. K. Chatham, will please come forward
aud mske p4nent, and those having claims
against thu sae are requested 10 presen, them to
The uadersigns administrator duly authenticated
dec IA IA }. D. STUART, Adm's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

L"reAnes.-h 10 nos me smiles Of p,es,,
face. nor the lint Of complexion, M, Tho bsss,,
'nd symmetry Of thy psssco. nor ~ tho costly
'obes and decoration shss compose Thy sr,i6eisi
beso'y. nor shss enchanting sssnes. which thou
ds'tcst with ~<h lustse on me msp thou dvixness
worthy thy affection. II Is thy p~less;ss depcrs.
'"ent, thy ehss's conversation, the n n,tii,y srA
the purity II thy thoughts, ,hy sn.bls and op.n
disposition. 'ymps'hisins with those in savsrsa..y,
eomf'siss the afflicted, relieving The dissre..rs.
and shove I'll. shss hsmiiiy sf sosi. tbss ~unls;so.
ed s"d perfect 'sss'd of ths ps~eeps Of Ch,i.s;sn-
ay. Thess yinuss essaissss shy lsvsiisess.
Adorned hot with those u nsture snd SIMPLICITY.
they shine like shs f~sls)sess sun, ssd displsy -
man .hst the loveis6fss Of Thy psssos il moi 10 b.
fund 10 the s'sse' ornaments Of the body, bot 10
The reflection Of the secsiiuJe snd serenity Of .
weILsprnt lie, that sosss above tho ~sssnsiess W.
rietie" Of This world. And when Thy dsys sss
ended here upon es'th. thy happy spirit shall b.
waited 10 the regions of eternal bIiss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
H0Es

CREOLE H0Es.
DLANTEas can be ssai.d, ., the Lnu,.i.
ANA P~snisendasy, N Nero SHOES. a,
good If not better than the Impcr,sd from the
North, At Fifteen Dollars psaossa. 1rh.,s j, Al.
81 in stole, IN assossasens sbea c.lc.skin and
kip Boots, Brosa"s and hossnea,he, vi,h w, :,
and ladies' Shoes and Droess which viii be
sold NJ the lowest cash prices.
nov 2 "a g., LSr.1rT r,.L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

"v ~ give" unst the Note nd Accounts Of
,s..:.s .roHa" sre p'seea ." s9sawds for col
$1,000. - .'I "..e"te" 10 Aem are re-
~. ~" 'e'''e tnesr as4 snts by cash or
"' ',:. o.. 4. ELAsA ADAMS.
ice ~ 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
@CSesIlany.

MAhs. w. H~-'1lssod On his tith Jsy. mad.
= supper =, M IsrS.. high ~estasias, and ehisf e.
tst~s ef Galilse.'
The psIste Of tfs,od stssds m 4 ,s,ts Land. nm
The vs'y summit cf 'be b'u, cvstoAins eve,y psa
ef hs '''fov"S'sE eo"nt'y, and .uet, were .bs
eseesd'"s sehne.s and besasy ef ,hs seems, sven
under fhs ~h1nsss snd waste u Asst ss,I. ss;cv.
ibss the e''y SEEMED IN ling IN mo n MT n her
desc's'ion. Al around MAS . kssssfvt ~vsI,sv.
~ste'ed w running streams, soS eoss,sd n, . ,ieh
carpet u x'sss, s~v,inklsd with w,td N,ve,s VI ~.
cry hoe. and h~,cpA. .'feteb~d ,ihe N spss boch
bsf"'s me. = boundary nj f,aitfsI rrssp,a;.., ,hs
vino ""o me o''ss ''s'"s IN tsr,see, 10 their very
s~st""''s' There, day size, Day. thu ~i.aurh,y Hs..
rod hsa '"s }" biz 'o,s' pslsee. and Iooa,ns oe,
| upon oil These b~sss'irs, bin heart bsd Income bs,-
dsnrd with prosperity; here, and among these s,iu
towering columns, ths psssd monarch had ,csAs
. supper :" he "Issdss snS high ~ssetssSs, scd
chief estates NJ 0sIiiref here shs 0sssb,r, NJ t1s.
rod'ss, He'od's b,oshss's vile, .dssesa b~k,ss him.
a"d the proud king promised with ~ oath N s;.s
be' wl'atess' she Should ISL, even u sbs hsjf "
his Kingdom And while sbs fssss end dsers
went On. a's .hssd u John ,hs t,sysiss wss ssssshs
In . charger, and given Ia tie dansset' Ard Me-
rod has gone, snd HefeJis., Hpssd's Aysssesss
wifs, has gone. snd The lords. end the bixs ess4.
sins. snd the chief sssssss n 0sIi,~s.' No soess
hot The ruins Of thu pslser In which ,h~v kss..d
sss s'i0 hs's, 'ls n,san'sias sSd vs,irys which he.
hsh shsis levels sss hsss; nsJ cbi what 9 e,,,.
asen' upc" sbs vanity Of wer,jly s,sstosss-S rsIsA
wss Turning his p'ossh around one II tho s~ctsspss.
] ~ss sitting m = bfohss esvitst, sn1vs = AZ s,rs
b, ~ side. snd ssked him ~hss sAs ,s;ss v.,s
w ssw, snd while bio cses vera qsissty e-,ospjos
The grass tbss grow smons thu kssnsSss II The
marble floor, h. told me they were The ,s;ns u Tho
pa1sce u q ki"S--bs believed o5 Inc Ch,jstj,os
s"d while pilgrims from every qssr,e, " ,hs
world turn side from their path 10 do bosssss IN
the prison Of bis hehssded victim, The Arsb who
was driving biz plough smoSg tho ~eois,rss Of NJ.
palace, knew not tie Dspe of The hsusb,y Hr,od.
Even u th)s distance Of time I look bsek with :
feeling Of uncommon interest opos my rsmb,s
ssssns thoss ssins, talking win ,hs Ash picSsb.
hnsr, ef shs hing Who Loih IL, l.snios ses;css .
s"'san" which, perhaps, bsd oMen sspf ov,ed shs
hsushty Hs'od, end iookins oos f,eas th;s seems
Of dssclssios and ruin, spos ,hs s,ess hesw.,foI +,
country !" tho Holy JsnJ-Ss ephers' be;ds,t
If TSosei In tie Ho!y Land, Ksypf, Edcm, Ne.
"a=4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

NM: .... s:,' t.: removed hi. s.':.
/, ncx.. doGr to thCarsIlton Bank. nos 23-4i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Lecp Tear.-Our e,udi,s fellow eifizeas viii
find, ." inspection Of the slmsnse, ,hss the pre.sps
year. 1910, is bisse.tls, OF leap year. The child
whose hap il may be 10 be born on ,he zeih 81
this month, February; will behold he rseuy,escs
Of h's birth day bot once 10 fsos years. Anoshs,
SINGULAR e''eo"sss"es respecting leap yssr il shss
ladies' By snc;ent custom, may psy their addresses
" the gentlemen; 20 tbss the belle vho In. IN
overly bs'hfoi sdmi's' msy sa.e him from the Dor.
'oss Of popping the question. snd bring the period
OF eoursship to > .pes3y sesneIasion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Pnnetuaiion-In the olIso time there "a. M
Puretuat'o" IN literary works. which il still the
case in legal deeds. ssd etheE legal isstrsmenss.
! Stops were hsa ins'odseed in the.yssr 1890, he
colon IN 1854, nd ~ scnicoass in 1884.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
DITCH

TusT received andftor sale h niece, x -,,,..
81 Ky Baxying, 100 coils iso4s hale. T.wine.
TOO dozen Wonlen Socks, 50 r21vsI.ins.vs.tv.i
led. plaid and plain, ~ pieces Gs.-wH;.h iii
be- sold low, for Cash or CsusS
aug " -27 NJ ssOAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

-. MOTTO
u NE hdess'gned has thu honour 10 inform
ne 'nhaeal nss Of Baton Rouge thu, hs Intends
n spend u SKINNER In this town md ~nrofIr,, 10
give isssoq In French, Spnui,b, and Nathan, ,,rs.
hut wsuidstefer \ situation In a p,,v.,s I.,ni,v'
Enquire at,e oaRec OF Tho Gazette.
aug ~ Rs HENRY JOSEPH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
nytFscahtt1e b"s,sess In Mtuss viii b. "a,
n ~ HE Undersigned ~ bi. " name
AID fvfew u account:
JAS. MANskER.
t.aJlHJp zig

-aF CO.
IN e No'tcE.
NJ 'tastsh,g h ~stsfete r~sis,ins aads,
the RfsSab'n Il Ttaless, havihs been dis.
solysd E,'al tsn.sa, pa The tAth Ut Maven.
he, leth IN T'tadesu hsv,as pufehased
The intttf NV. bablu, bseoms u tsspoHsibie
f., Ill u debts againa, ,hs late conesta, Aad
il alsc nt'.ed To tsts'ss all outstanding Debt.
pwlag Y same. i. M
H.. v. BAHtN,
Il. II. TnUDEAU.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

an. p+r,,. S M,,sr fa !" from ~.
ting aud cag.G W.aodt frou&he ,ls n,,,;on
late Vil,atA Ma. h,,nw Rad Rono.. ~
'hose wv ~stesrnincd 10 tnti"us stealing
w""'' VIII sscutet to. the shost penalty uf
the law. III
jan I -H Srsru iHvxnrs.ox
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

0 NOTIc
IVY PIECES bagi"g aAeps. Of a .ups.
ior quality just fecei,e ed aud G1E icw. hv
aug us, II At JAS6ANsErv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

a ~fnupeAu viii continue the business A.
ta,msdJoln'ng Ianfs Man.hsf's store, IN
HE owqao,',. aud fsstec.folly sel'el.s the pat.
fonass |. friends and NE public.
my 40
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Bson Rouge, i,es "A -

-
TIVE Undersigned M j
his former stestL N
ssr,ibs IL OIL ~
Feesh salmon IN 0it %
No. tsslmea IN hits )e
Inc. tst,ad N basysts l
~l,riedhsrfiss "
tied Nh In ,ierses Oh
No. TN 4 ,naeketetl n,
soshet cheese 3
| gesheabuWer q
| Wes.pa h,,tter III
Cia,upsne slider In bs's
| 1 bottps @
GhampAne brandy N
Csgnias ditto q
| T.salnvs whisky a
ri his oil rsesi6ed whis- q
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

LNovItH:. ..
AvAN ~ ekeai is au.f.sed to callec,
the ecco'NS III d. accott of the Baton
Rouge GAM h p[r,sss.a irab,ed are reqoes.
ia" Is -s0rEi3HEN ANDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

IT, OH wkTED.
ne sus~isA 10 hi, for the seaso"
SIX nesf9 "s1tsys q" ten to hftsen
years oil ssSui, ssfor t,om liberal wsges
will be given
ia" IS ~ srLlTcHER, & Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION,

The convention at Tunbridgc was ono of the
best ever held in the district. The democracv
were there, the men opposed to bowling the knee
to old federalism any longer, the men opposed to
sending one man TO congress during life, the men
who wish to see the young men of the state take
that station in public affairs that belongs to them.
We shall now see of what stuil' the people of the
3D. district are made. Gen. RANSOM il one of
them, young and talented man. A man who has
not lost, by age and patronage, all honorable ambi-
tion. A man who will do honor to the district
The ireemen of the Sd district now have an oppor-
tunity of choosing between an Old federasi, and a
democrat. We shall see what they vi do.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
A FEDERAL TRICK,

There are gang of federal cleconcerers, who
are travelling through the State, offering the farmer
the lowest prices for his wool and his produce
prices too, at which, they have no expectation oil
purchasing This is done to keep up the impress
sion among the farmers, that tho times are hard
and they will be compelled to dispose of the pro-
duets Of their farms for one half their value, the
low prices, at the same time being charged upon
the ruinous measures of the Administration.
Let the farmers of Vermont look out for these
runners, and ask them, if the times are really so
""ro' wh"re they get money 10 spend in travelling
about the State clectiopeerinv
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

IDENTITY OF PARrIEs.--The .'I,hig Re
puiiicap'. is the title of new Harrison paper
lately started in Boston. The following notice OF
il from the Boston Courier Of June 2llh furnishes
another scrap of proof in relation to the identity
of Federalism and iianiscnisn:
"THE WING REPuBLtcAH.-1his newly
projected daily print, made lis first appearance on
Monday evening II is handsomely printed. and
Is 10 be sold at the counting of the publishers
and BY carriers. The editor, Joseph Palmer. has
been favorably known for many years as gentle
man Of good talents and well educated scholar
He has had 10 encounter some storms, in the course
Of his life, but we hope his new enterprise will en-
able him 10 repair all losses, and make him
wealthy, and consequently happy man. lie has
ono qualification, which we are almost afraid 10
name, lest i, may do him IN injury with some Of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

Our fathers fought with the muskct und the
sword. We fight with the pen and the press
They fought to overthrow armies, we fight to over
throw principles. The flash of muskctry led them
on, the light of reason leads US on. They fought
to gain our Independence. We fight to maintain
our Independence. Their struggles brought out
the muscles Of the body, our struggles bring ont
the muscles of the mind. The great army that
achieved our Independence went up to battle, to
the Drawing of the trumpet and the beat of the
drum, clothed in all the pomP and circumstance of
physical war, but
"'Tis not with gilded sabers
That CLEAN in baldricks blue,
Nor nodding plumes, in caps of lez
Ofgay and gaudy hue
that the great army who struggle for opinion 90 up
to battle They WELD no hlood-rusied sword, no
pointed bayonet, They dispute not the possession
of this or that spot Of earth. They fight not TO re-
venge an insul, offered TO the robe of some prelae
or to the golden crown of some hereditary prince.
They fight not to place upon few boards covered
with silk, an ignorant, imbece and proAiga,c
wretch, that fools call king, They weld the
weapons of truth. They war with old opinions,
with old conventional forms and ceremonies, with
the false notions and pcrncious prejudices which
Tyranny has surrounded itself, They fight to strip
from oppression her robes Of silk and damask.-
They thunder against the bastiles in which Tyrants
have buried those whu have dared to think. They
fight to throw open the dungeon doors of the mind
and TO let the oppressed go free. They fight 10
wrest learning, the arts and sciences, everything
that ennobes and Occomplishes man, from the libra
ros, the studios and the laboratories of the fer and
give them to the many They take the book from
the shelf of the bgoted priest, the crucbc from the
fire of the chemist the telescope from the hand of
the astronomer, the brush from the paid and
pampered painter, the harp from the side of the
naughty daughter of lordly halls and courtly cir
clcs, and lend them all to the people, They go
on, throwing open the shutters and letting in the
light, teaching the people that 'coyh not birth is
the standard of excellence, that light and truth,
reason and revelation the right to think, to feel and
TO act, belongs TO them, They tell them not to
venerate the old because it is old They break
down all combinations TO build up missionaries
and make men subscryiGnt to shadows, forms and
ceremonies They are the friend of man. They
war for him, they struggle for him.