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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
"IGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE AvFIIc
j IED-To the Agent for the sale of DR.. HAIR

~
u n TED.-ro the Agent for the sale of Dr. Han
LICH'S Medicines: " IT. IAN
'DEkR SIR aving been snfTsuop for r,..,
years pass with that most unchariiable amohs ~
eng Catalogue OF Diseases called Dysnens;a a az
aiter resorilnS 10 numhcTess inefectunI rsni,.J;,
during thai long age of suffering and syrensn 10
the money have expended during thai i'm, liz
comported with my circums ances in f,1 and co. '
ceivlnc my situation hoy eess one I con a Ln, ,o,
pare " 10 the description given of man on rs So
ley raining among thieves, who, after robbino ~,
.eit MIN 20 dle OF his w unds. for after have ~
money hiched from i've. n obtaining n nrp,b., Il
luack nostrums, instead of obi aiming reef en-,
they hadnncreased the malady TO al aIar MINIS -.
gree bordering on despar until BY accident from
OF mine pointed out 10 me in ~ he Public Isdccr
remedy lately brought before the public call 4 NJ,
htrIlchs compound Strengthening and G.rn,.r
ApenentPIs; although doubling tLtiI efIicscy Im,
as uSrncr resort, was induced 10 eve fbsrn :.
tral, the result OF which, after a few weeks r.
eeen heyond nay most sangune expectntians 1r
ruin they have afforded me all the lief m =, ."
De ANTICIPATED through the agency of a roSJ 81
naIltan." Ever grateful for the relisf r. Il "a
medicine ,bave afforded me- I respectf,iIy 81 os'
Ity. u'iinS HeIha.
A REsiDEST OF PHrLADEtP1iA cor>
l. PRINCIPAL Office for he sale of Ib;s ~, - -,
ladelphia. re"' ~Hee''Fh
PITTSBURGH Office, No ~. ST.. Clair s,ro,,
next door 10 the Allegheny Bridge 'N
Also, Tor sale al the Store If John E;sb.,
feb ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

- TONS LEAD,
- TOO Kegs Beatty's IF = G. g. Rock Powder
100 bags Shot, assorted Nos in Store A. Gr IL o.,
Jan PAXTONS IL TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

- hhds Best Dutch MADpER
- Ions Logwood,
bbls Chip do
Scroons Span. iloiapi Indigo,
10 bbls Coppens,
do Alum,
do SaltP tire,
> do Venetian Red.
de- Spanish Brown.
6 do do Whiting
IS kegs White Lead. just received and for sale b.,
jams PAXToNS e. TINGLE.
HzN,yU,pn o.De 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

SMALL ColN.-slO0 in l-s,hs aud ]. Ie,bs al,
~ dimes and l-2 dimes for sale hv 4' "'se
Jan . a. GOFF a. Co Brukers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

yX1IRE WORKING OF ALL KINDS
w X. WaTTEESON still continues al his
wire workingestablishment on MAIS ST. Wheeling
near tn stone bridge where he will manufacture
TO order and IN the most approved Tnannc! all art
les IN his line ssIvEs RIDDLES Of all sizes
Rolling ana Standing SCREEN WIFE tor merchant
named.
WIRE ROPE for Ferrees'slways on hand and
manufactured at the SHORTEST notice to order, and
on the most favorable term for customers.
January 2l-fl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

~ KING, 45 Water 81. oilers for salt,
- on pleasing terms
ESQ gallons Sperm Oil
10 bbls Ilnseed Oil
20 kegs Pittsburgh White Lead. ep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

z EMOVAL--M. Reilly has remov ed to warehouse
Fe, No. III, west side market square, lately occu
pied by James II Chaplno, aud one loor nonh of Mr.
george McAlnrreys store. de- 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

WASH will be paid by the subscribers for CIoy,
~ and Timothy seeds. INV
Jnn25 JACOB & MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

- REstpEHT OF PHILADELPHIA Cor>-y
PRINCIPAL Office for he sale of ~ ~ ~
PIE mgeeine Is at No 49, North E-.hIh Street PHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

NILGINlA-IS cHANcERy- A. rules held IN the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chan,erv for the county Of Ohio, in the month
of March lSaO - " ''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
THE BALTIMORE HOUSE.

THE BALTIITUTNE TTVINI-
South East Corner Of Man and MOHroe ST eetS.
WHEELING VA.
Ms OPEN for the reception of travellers and others
The location of this house is superior TO any other
the city, being within few rods of the steamboat
landing. stage Offices Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Gazette Printing Office, in the OF all the commits
sion houses in the CITY, Charges will be made sui
the times The proprietor respectfully ELECTS share
of public patronage.
may SIT GEO. CARRUTHERS.
ECLECTlC SCHOOL BooKS-we always KEEP
AZ large supply of the following School Books
and are prepared Ia furnish schools and country
dealers on as good terms they can be had of the
publisher:
Eleclic Primer, Eclec'c Spoilers,
Elec;c 81 Reader, Eclectic I'd do,
Elecuc Sd do, Eclectic 18th do.
RAYS Eclectic ATih meiIck
mar 2s G. STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

IL bers will receive, in few days, direct from
France per ship Baltimore, now al New York, q
very large and elegant assortment of French Wall
paper. selected with expressly for this market
Werespectfully desire persons who wish to paper
their rooms wait and examine this lot when II
arrives. STEPHENSON X GARWOOD.
2S G.
"SdH then come The Hon. JOHN RUGGLEs, cleo.
ted as n Van Brren u. s Senator from Maine, in a
letter the Baltimore committee has come out against
the administration We shall give the letter next
week-ABdng Tflegragh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

VlRGlN1A-IN CuANcERY
Al rules held an the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sn
PerIor Court of Law and Chancery for the county
OF Ohio, in the month of February 1870
Plaof Zane and Thomas J. B. Peno-
ncy partners in business under the Complainants
firm Of Zane e. Pentoney,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

NIIsDlNlA-IN emAN,KRY--AI Tm,s held m the
Clerks Office at the Cucu Superior Court of Law
and Chanecry fer the county of Ohio, an the month
of March, 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02


There caa 5u no d ubt you purchase at the above
p'a-c.
k',1s eE--!)r ggists never appointed agcntr.
Jr. raucreth'- Pm ShIr2n office 80, Wood ST.
Si..PHtSON Il CARWOOD. (suecessors To A
:, x Fisher, the ONLY authorised Agents t
WHEELING. Va. now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

BAGS--20 dozen superior twiIed
II Bags for sale low by apis D.HUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

BsrTmosr. Ae-I / isIo-T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

1O TfiE LADIES.
A CARD.-SdmRei NClaLen has just received
~ from Philadelphia splendid assortment Of
Ladies English, French add American Kid, black
Wh and cOiOred Slippers, Of the most modern
Style ass, ladies satin Slippers and Md waking
Shoes, 0i a superior qualify.
= NC. will receive ~ few days large stock
Of ladies' genuemcus, misses, boys, youths a chill
drcns work recently purchased BY himself tof the
manuiactnrers) with great care ExFREssLv FJn ne.
TAiLiNG. mar D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

susAiisnsd IN ils a,nendassts aaJ substitute
HAST Fsiiaista, West Fsiiaisha, sl flelsns. t,i,.
ias,,eh u l'slAnany. 4al Wsst Datea Rouge.
Aioptsa.
The question was then taken ~ The rejection
ofths section a. snuadsI, and soeJ= yeas, 10
-asy.. III. Ths setii N was consequently ..
jatied,
Tha hauss eaHafutted Ii The fanaiHihs st.s
!iDas with amendments, 81 A. 10 nsts .ls Jill 4
eht sections esffasponJ viii, The amended section.
The ~inlstasl improvement, bill came UP In
teufss, IN committee VI The whole.
Then tia ~ ipdses The appropriation 10 The
Nashville itailfuad IL ssvO, eoD, WIS discussed,
NJ Dstiisuu n.essd 10 lay the ansndAsa. e,,
The table, The .i,utisu was carried,
IN TIE Senate "a discussion taek place sa The
resolutions requesting ths Uusfrnaf IL iiratat
The Hetate WHEELER he hbd received any dttislys
communication ftnn t,s Hen Nipp Garland. III
sssifd 7" his accepting the appointment u su'
,,teinp Judge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

W. understand iha, IN setks day las, wsst, =
ss,sasn, NJ sAis plsre turhased a hale II eoea
ssalsy es,,sn, weighing arfstds sr tut hum
atsl pounds, Et ths mere sun ef eighteen dob
lara Ia cash, ,nd iva plos. et1ken'a,ty ,ssaeru
We shos'a think shet ,htr, ,ka, l, would be en-,
Nrsly useisss tst wrseksps f,oa, ,hs n~.h ct New
Otleaas, 70 ststt Iris quarter an salsetins tsps,
d,.tena, stnes Necessity tsee:, The yssmsnfy ai
NE country II susmit a sutle sacrifices q. the \
sss@ We Gaa no manuets NJ etiae,tons u q
vsvscn's trading on whatsvsv: ,esls he v~leasssa%
IN, vi d. ,h,ah ,hst amer safb an advantageous
estssth, . rssseu enid we'll ~ " Ii call ,ese,h.
cribs irishjs aud Aia aslshbs,ls b yystss, s,et 50
shssr : bale Ut sstten,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
PROBATE SALE.

Z virtue OF an o'deP from the Hon the con,
- OF Prohates in and for the Parish ~ FL.
Baton R""ge,S ate Of Louisiana, will be ,oId b.,
Charles Tess'er. Parish Juig-'and Ex-offeio. a ,c,
,ioneer, at the said Parish Jutge's office in The
town OF Baton Rouge on Tuesday, the 18th dav
Of Apfr' 'o4o' the T." blowing described properly
OF the succession of the late Fra acis r. Che. ,h...,
deceased. VIA House and Lot situate i, ,h.,
part OF the town Of Baton Rouge, laid ou, hv A
Grass, and ds designated as the plan the .eof. num.
ber one, square having forty tive feet (ronti,.y M,
Lafayette street, with the depth of one huu1,ed
feet, tnore OF less, with all the improvements and
appurtenamss thereon,
Tenas OF sale--One-third on the frs, da of
January, ieai-ono til. I'd o." the Fl stof January
,sas, u"e.s',.a ons'hs FIRST Of January, 1al3.
upon the property un,i'Sinal syment.
CHS. TESTER. P. Judae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
lN-s
state LcgssI4 rr.

GAetn w lsiu.
M.f ID Cea' I'd in,toda. lead 4 hiia ans.rndins at
&C. relative 10 be duuc, 4 he Ii;Aisc iii Of Ea,,
Baton Rouge. The tdl Va. read iss. the fs.'
tine by the lille.
A debate srots on tho AmrnJsnep,s Sf,ho Sen.
ate TO the t''a 'sla'ise to; tho h;;ldissa;a Tho ST..
pseme coaf. In tho wesssern d,istie, at. oprlou.
So, and tho We stern di.stic, Of 1.oui-4es, witch
had been nicer 'o,a,rd ~ the SITUATE i cue q bill.
Mr. Z D cp stad suggested teri, b, G.,an
Rouge and s~atsainrd his pt ;,csni,E, a, .omr
length. OhjecE ions wrtr ,n,sea by .kmc Of the
members to the u"cona,i,u,ionali,y o The mca.
sure proposed. Some sc,e'c remarks ,s,e mad,
upon the Supreme Judges by Nj Davis nm: Which
were answered Ny Mr. q NJ Cons.l. w. though,
'"e s'"e"''"e"' OF the Senate e'esti42y;s third
term a .can',i,g'ional.
The ques,ian was 10 a,sika out tGsnroc in
oaaeh''. AID III ss'. vidaIis in toneo1 lis. Thi.
amendncn, was rejected. .
Mr. Thomss then moved 10 in.cr4he word.
Baton Rouge. i|,s,ead ofsMonro,. AL sustained
hi. proposition BY some ~iepark.. osida had
been added 10 touisiana after The q ma,ion Of
The constitution, aud wsas entitled NJ thu sam.
privileges Is OF hsi pa'ts:of the STATED 1t was
~ much entitled 10 a conr. "A ths o,,4 ..,,h,,s
81 the State.
MIR Muse saih the prsbcsi,ion ca,LL M las,
""' . constitute onal question. TIM was no
p'o,'s''" "sa'"ts creating a term Of /. supreme
court o, Florida
Mr. Phelp. OIL poscd ,he mo,i.n nav
incanvenient to establish q ,sr,, =, "a D.
He would vo,e i,cains, The bin bs
constitutional, ind becaase il did nj spod to hi.
constituents.
Alter some further discux.;,, ;fah n,
Rai,itf aud Mr. Muse su.,sined the i,.,an.u,
offered BY the mtenber fross Baton r kks,
Mr. Wilson moved the, Previous gu &aon. Ths
question ..ShaIl the a ain auestisn ~ ami" 80
then put and lost. ~
The question on General rhoma.Sao,ion w,,
hon put. The yeas and nsys were tsAkta for, and
l7--nays, 9:
N = y CSkrl uJhvva b srite a. Ds,, /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Census far la4u.-Tte CENSUS NJ The United
states. to ba taken Outing the pfea~n, ysar. viii
be upon b nrte comprehensive plan than usual.
Hitherto i. has been customary n rou,hsrsie The
inhabitants chly. under the several elss.iGea,ipns
Of seses, ages. colour. &C.. by The late net Of
C"hgreas fof taking tho census Of 1910. the Pres.
ident " The United States wns directed 10 enuse
thn %s'at'"iit- ii ,hr country. 'elattng 10 Agtirut.
svts, Manufacturer, Minrs. con,mrtrs ae~tp 10
collected. md atsn .ia,i-iieui information IN rel.
etrnce I" Edurs,ion.
Tho neat census ihetrfnts will rshiii. not On.
y the amount af our populations. but alro u con,
r'rio schedule Of The aggregate property Of Ibe
nation, ranged Under difrsten, heads. and present
tna nj one view nj accurate estimate Of the vast
frs,u'cr. Of tho uaitrd Slair., IN oil tt,e vaft.
"'i. departments Of Industry and intending Tho
nunietru. items II national wealth. fn,ftt ,ga
i,tits. adopted 10 elicit information Oh MI the top.
tca Embraced In ,hr new plan. have been prepared
Il" sefte M f"fmulns ~ .tniistiral TALES. L,ttlc
a. i'tlntni !nl'nur or expense " VI he incurred ly
hi. rni.'ged sy'ifm IF proceeding. since the
.ame urr#,ns vha would 10 The usual manner b.
employed to take Tho Get ) Of n~uaihef". may
very easily put such other q~ue.:ions =" may he IL.
qnircd hy tho p'escat regulation. One opera
ton may serve 10 accomplish boil, duties ~ we'll
N one only. H "fs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
Extracts from the Lirerpooi Coiion Broker,sM lust
dn1uof CfrcaLtr.

HVWbGf SfFCHhF
'Fo' fall particulars. relating 10 stock. and I'm.
potts, reference IL requested 10 The published Ia.
bios. But tho mos, irnrorlan. item is The decrease
IN The consumption. The stock, a. ssccrtained
ny the annual ~'e,urns, which there i. every rea-
so, I" believe havc been made in the ~.tfic,es,
good faith. amaunis Ia $50. 400 bales, Of which
there arc in Liverpool FOG, O50 bales; London 81,
6io bales. aud Glasgow 2 $4,000 bales. Deduct.
ing this quantity, aud whs, has been re.csportcd,
tr'm The total inpor, into the kingdom, and The
stock on hand Oh the LIST January, the deliveries
tn the trade have been l .05S. 676 bales; but in OF.
der To arrive a, the consumption, TO this quantity
must be added wha, is held in the interior les.
Than ut the same period las, year, generally es,i-
mated ct 10000 bales, the trade being supposed
10 hold at the present time not moro than o0,n00
bales; thus the quantity actually consumed has
been en- The average 81 FOG bales per week, or a
decrease OF l33b bales per week from tho con.
sumption Of last year.
'in comparing the stocks as returned. with The
weekly p~repared iy this association,
s"ne important discrepancies will be observcd.-
VI American cotton the quantity appears to be
less than was supposed, by 1880 bales, aud of
Brazils by S, 100 bales. whilst the stock of Egyp.
tan is $500 bales, and Of Ess, India $3.50 hale.
more. Assuming that the stock has been cor
rectly returned, Of which there is no cause TO
doubt. the differences can only be accounted for
US follows, viz: in American and Braziis, by sup
posing that q quantity Of both may have been for.
'ssdca, uasbsd, q ~ aerary. ~ 1stsrss Il!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

saea md Fogss.-A ieputs,I.n Of tbese tndi.
Ans visited Hatliae,a1. Iowa. on lha 7bth oiL fl,
The Intpass Of stating iliei, atisssb8ss Ia the da.
ypteot. Their aijtst VII h have theft %snnuities
p,ii 10 ihs people. and mt 10 keekak. Arla.
ns'ss. aud oihsts whom HEY DO not recognise as
chiefs. ahi from whom they DO no, gs, the 'pa.
"ty. Young DlaeA Hawk complained that the
Whites had violated bis %fs,t,s,'s gave. f,.t taking
away his head. and afle,sssIs. his wbele body.
u Is stated thai oil the issmef ,hst Ply m tbs
Thames between London and Greenwich are
majs nf Iron.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

NJ ~. Margat, Mcconnell. Miss Mary Neil
M son, JamesJ NsiIs"n and Jamrs 80.
the only hsrs Of the late James and f,ssnIT
] NrIs,, d,ee s,ed, ,n.a b,iania Of the parishs~7eo.H
Baton l,oues, haying the intention 10 s'nsse'psse
tb.j, slave s,sph-n "a mnlatfo) the same ee'hg
hove the age u II sny years. Ali pefsons who
NAV have any irgsl Imposition TO said s'"aneipa.
lion. are s.q"i.ed to his said opposition )" The r.
fee NJ the clerk Of the parish court Of fhr faf'sn
,f,re.si4. within fpsty lays from the date Of Ihs
o,e.eo, notice. Given aader my hand this 18th
Feb Ie4D: Ava DeILA*ItsA,
e, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Iadiann.-The Indiana Journal states that the
sssemblage Of citizens q, the capital of thOt State
to respond to the Harrisbursh nomination covered
"fve acres Of ground" This Convention recon-.
mended that q Youus's Mems Convention should
be held on the els, Of May next o. TIE yaTyIs
sxUvSy - T~s1sscAsv1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

W. learn Ttem w sys witasss, INT ~ The
siesmsf Gla,tstae wss passing A NV days since
ta*ssN Pl,qasmias ard MI. place, she ~, hal
el ~ a aea," hoy WIN ~. nss'tas dawu The 'is'
~ ans ANAL ,es. The big, WIN wsa atcs,
,~s,ss yssu old ,aissl III. hsEi. In ~ itnpAotina
sttt,ads h be taken IN heard The emily reply
" ~, hsm ,hs NETS vas, ".shs Gsp,aia Il ~
slesp end | have NJ business - ,sks you i"'-+
aud ls ~ss len ~ assti Nh,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Hysse n hepeessaisfnsss4'fh sut.sihtse Of
iie SENATE Il, the resolutions. wl,ifh lisss.s the
House ~ teas,d Ia lbs srtpst:sf The E:atatsli,s :
,,ss Ls~s, "a. 'pesi.rd on she it.h,: NE la.
siAsen a,ssed 1t ti.aasts 10 a,e s4ts,tltea Z y
Coassi alsa esntsttej ~ di<a4tetias 10 NJ Sub.
stita,s. Mr. ,es,an spoke In fssstof lssibS ,ht
s~utiett On the tails. he said he eensii.tpL, ,hr
principles Of the Native Ame,itaN Association,
Federalism IN liz ihtipieuts, The .quss,lsa: was
postponed ,tti Friday. Tbs Internal ,ukpsss
mf0t liil Wa The subject iast:uadsf jiss vxssn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Emigration 10 1eEas.-The Houston Star says
the emigration by The inland course is immense.
by far greater than by sea. A gentleman from
Nachi,oches says. for so miles on The road he was
not out Of sigh, of wagons loaded down with fur
ni,ure, and surrounded with men, women and
childr en-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Mafs Printing, 4=Fte,o the eset,iens If a Sc
Issi eauH'l.ss Of The Hsuss Ut Representatives.
The ,siueiita Of ,hs expenses Of thr public p,ins
tiha tlils yssf will amount 10 si,oa, $4,000, and
still lestea very tsIf rse6t 10 ila printers. Last
year ths tfittius Amounted 10 Fys 900, being
"te tihb If lie whele estshte. VI ,hs govern.
ti,s't Tlhs yeat IL IL estimated 10 Dust sb6u.
IAN, tjtJD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
$40 HEWARD

anyway ttsm The residence NJ Mad an r. Z.
IA tsnt. III, tts 1sit, II February last. y nrgfss-
NAMED bblEYH.s,el emnl,lpsisn, u bnu, ~
ysats Il ID, sitHks French and tixi,s, FOE, isr,tt
%'lss"fsht formerly sta ~ts e,tgsssl 10 j. si,liiug
4',ods shro,,gl, The tbot'ty
MIA 5s4t CAROLINE FEHHAtT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

y ttss. R,ss a.stAss.-au:a Ia.'st 'R't,"s
Rsmsa, N, OAKLAND has lsained BIZ. serrtssnee
Of The appointments II Supreme in'se. anil ssates
,hs teason b. dies m. t.slss his sea, II sNgchs
atsss, ard enter upoe ,he jusats NJ hi. nett s:stier
iapedis,ely, I. bessass hs Tansaets The Su,iss
he cwes IN his constituents, IN be NJ mats ezurNfi
,shee y. this present mantsnka ,haA his iees
esylJ possibly ts an the hsusA, -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

A. The lat. D.nact.,iei Convention in New
sfs'esas'.As ~blie~ias nanftd per.ons we're .elec.
seJ q candidates far ~cisxsar. Of President and
vies Psesideas of he uaissd State. for the STATE
u Louisians.
la Nsuist.-Csh J. y. p,aech-.
Ed Distriet-rhe Hou. rhon~s W. Scott.
Sri Dssssica -Trasimosd Landry.
Ash Dis.ic,.--S. Hirisu:
Dissie.-Gen. +. q. Booster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Singular Coineidence.-The repeal of the
Massachusetts, License Law was carried ny q ma
jorily Of l23, the same BY which the bill was
originally passed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
dlfW advertisements
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a NDTItE.

NOTICE.
VIM. A Malta respectfully suhennos. 10
tho public that he has ppsned his efirs NJ The
Sore fVfmsrIy occupied by J. y. Stuart, Lou.
White Le viii attend 10 The [ empnissinn Euslnrss.
lie VIII hito u"dttiaks 10 All ri The accounts Of
',o,sts y lshiig III fi,aigs thsu firms o. lidaidats
'heit affairs, ami to tfs,sast Ill 6ihef business u,
"hith Ms mercantile agr.,ty nay be- rs1nirsd.
Tie Ii ~ iisje arrangements ~ enable him u,
'hhka liberal sss, advances VI, satton t.f m,dsfats
changes, mt4 s.tm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

1snassses-i',s we Httises II ihs General
Assembly " This State sljbuosd sine dir ~ HE
lzt iasl. The a.la'npl made " fem,vs the
Beat Of uovafbinsn, 10 Muff,eestoty " ss o6sbt-
rpsy Tit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Ne~ Jrrsty-The General Assembly Of Rhode
l.'"aIhave pa ,srd resolutions. by a vote Of IS to
81. protesting against the power exercised by the
House Of Representatives, in the case Of the New
Jersey e~lrc,i"n.. In Nsw York. the New Jersey
which We havo M dout:. will uphold tho fights
II New Jersey and the con, tuition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

~ IT. persons indebted ~ he = teeessi6n NJ he
iaisJ bpttas Aiilet ats requested ~ tonts IN.
va ~ and make ia NEST, and these having
claims sgainst tie same satie. viii tisats pfs.
ssnt The in duly authenticated 10 tie Undersigned
administrator.
MI Al r, pgateupspre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
HIST RECEIVED

rNTAtN MARRyEIr's Diary in America,
~ IN two vol, the i.ifa aud Adventures Of Ni.h.
oias N,ehleby, by Charles Dickens. the po.,bn-
nous Papers Of F'ekwiek Club, by do, the Gar.
land aud The Juvenile Keepsake for lsAO, Gan.,.
Domestic Medicine, revised edition; the Am.r;.
can Ain'"'"c OF Useful k"owlehge for ia, ,scot's
life of Napoleon N Two vols, re-. ,scd RI it;,,, In.
= ~'r"dgci, IN s acts, Richciica a play. u, s nets.
For spIc by ~
mlA . Gro. NJ. UEuoMAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14
CAUTION.

ALI prrsens ARE forwarneI from trading for
the following notes lost by me il" Os'"b"r 1889, a.
pay msnt l"s been -,opp~d. Ooe for 4 rs, .rawu
hy Cilarlcs Morgan September III, is5g, lm,abte
March lat $40, one drawnt by Daal. II. us. an.
JAY 1899, payable one day after ,latei onr also
drawn by sad Ilsga" III favor Of john e., 1'nrn.r.
Oe,olrr 1898, pa, able ore day after date a.i
,ruuaf. rrsl 10 n,e.
mia SILT BENJAMIN NntTEurAp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

Ftnm Me disputed tetftwy-fbs Wees.
slatk tN ~ Times ssys,=='We have Just heard
.tat numbering parties bsleiaiag to Nj I Pefley.
and Nh w BulI,. ef this place aid Nj u Noble
Of Brighten. sets natis prisoners by .hs Maine
antiatliles al ths head ef big Ptpsase Isle, " it's
il 4eadis lliey Wsf4 engaged in nahias timber,
ui b tsfniit from Massachusetts,, Sub conduct
will ~ptebably occasion spine alteration between
these States
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-14

The State deb, Of Penn~y ivania 10 estimated at
SIS. for every man, woman AMI child in the
Commonwealth. The ,ax.payins population
amounts 10 alou, one.ffih Of the entire number
Of souls within our borders.