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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
Fiat de Ia Louisiana
Cour du Troisieme District.-Parois
SO Est Baton Rouge.

William Dcnhafn, \
Us No. 1890
H: Cain & al. Pluries fl. ia.
John p,'A'"' : NJ. sss,
II. Cain & al. PLuries f. IA.
&NN yertu dun writ d. pl.r1es ,tieri Gacias h
~ moi adresse par l'Hon. Cour du Troisieme
District, Paroisse ct Etat ~lsusdi,s, j'exposerai en-
yente,
vENDREDl, 8 Octnbre 1910,
a la Maison de Cour, aux heures otainaires DIES
ventes. sous les droits, titres, inter6ts Ell preten-
lions des defendeurs, dams ct pour la propriete
ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR;
La Motto d'rn Terrain situs dams cette partie
de la vile de Baton Rouge, divisec par feu A Gras
ct dcsigrs sur IL planpar lie No. 5, ilet No. 2,
forn,ant une encoiganre, la totalite du terrain est
de GO pieds sur la rue Lafayette, sur 100 apieds de
tprofpndeur. Cette partie hypo.hequ6e est situesa
l'Ouest du dit lot; ensemble ayec toutes les batis-
ses ct amelioraiions qui sly trouvent.
Condiiious-An Compliant.
? FAUG. DUPLANTIER, Sheriff.
5 sepiembre 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

ylg ecu, en- consignalion Linsey Crois6, Iinsey
" Uni, S~elleries, Monlins d Mais, I'm lit su-
perbc en- acajou. 4 vendre an meme prix qu'iIs
se vendraient en- gros , Ia Nile Orleans.
A MATTA.
On fat des ayrnces d'argeut sur les ohjets en-
consignation,
90 mai lis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
ia. II. I'd Co..

II poihecaires ct Dfogpisttes, vendent en- gros,
IA Medicines, produits cheniques, ffancais ct
anglais, paifumerie, %teintare, %couleurs, v%ernis, Vi
tres, etc.
Leur magas' n est situe pour lie momenkau No.
l8 rue Julia, une porte anpres de Pencoigaure
do la rue de Camp.
n. B.-La plus grande attention sera apportee
pour Persecution DIES tous les ordres de la campa-
gne Messs. Landry s. Co. p,ient les marchands
ct les habitans de venIr les ~visiier.
Nellie. Orlaans S iiin-l7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

TOILE & CORDE D'EMBALLAGE.
200 pieces 1'oile d'Emballage du Ky.
$50 rouleaux de Corde.
300 lbs Ficelie.
A vendre par
J.N E. F.. PHILLIPS 4 Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

AVIS.
IE Docteur WHITMAN WILCOX, de la
Nouyel1e Orleans. est venu s'etablir au Baton
Rouge, ct . ouyert son Office dams Ia rue de
pEgiise.
II ofre respectucusement ses services aux
hahitans de cette vile ct du ~voisinage.
90 xvril-l0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

Arr6t6 par Alfred Duplan,ier a environ un
mile audessous de la vile lie II courant, I'm che
val bal age d'environ 8 ans de treixe mains de hau-
teur. ayant une etoile sur lie from, sstrois jambes
blaEches. marque H. s. sur lepaule ga uche.
Fl. AS. MUSSENDEN.
Sep 12-31 Ranger.
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AVIS.

AVE. '
n N PREVENT les perscnnes q,i prendraient DIES
" Canes a Suere dams i'nabaation de Mdme.
c 4 Dupiantier, a environ un mile andessous de
Baton Rouge qu'slies sont gariees strictemeni, ct
que Pom a pris des measures pour punr quiconque
enprendraif, on causerait des domages. Touta
pefsonae gui outrepasserait Get avis, pourrait couI.
rir les risqucs d'etre serieuseIuent maitraitee.
Sept 1871 ALFRED D~UPLANTIER.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
HlE soussign6 q nuvert une Pension dans1'ap-
parfement waste ct commodc, occupe autrefois dams
lie meme but, par 4. Woods, situe aopres do Mar
che ct pres de In Msison de Corr. lie soussigne
est mainteaant pref b accommode les Pensionna'-
res e, les yoysgeurs. Ilespefe qael publie Pho
nnTcFa de "a yjsite.
EJ-Les voysgeers qui v~isiteron. pHdtel. sont
prevents qu'on srrttera leuT passage sur les paqaeta
= D'imporie quclIe hsuTe deIs mutt.
IL OCT lis a. WAUDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
YOLEo uEGARE.

WOLFE GU EGARE.
- E 8 cour AMI IL a etc pris on 6gar6 I'm Cheval
"a de coulsef caneIle rougeatre, lie pied gauche
d. derriere est blanc, Pune de ss cuisses de der
riers est marquee dune petite tache blanche, n a
une e,oiie blanche sur lie frtat. ago d'enylrsn =
ans, de Ia iailie de 10 a IA ma ms On donnrra
une recompense de Vingt Piastres ! qniconque les
ramacnera chez Mr.. Joseph Martinez, GU qui
pourra lui faire ayoir.
Sept 1892 81 JOSEPH MARTINEZ.
e Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

Inn magasin ct 4 vendre par le soussigne au
Ia magasin occupe par NJ. Moreno, pres le
marche 20 bis. ct demi bis. de Whiskey, 20 bis. de
Farine fraiche, SO BITS. de Graisse, et2l donze de
Balais. A. MONTAN.
25 mai rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
AVIS IMPORTANT Aux HADITANs.

AVIS IMPORTANT AUX HABITANS.
VENDRE an Penitentiaire de la Iaouisia-
IN. ne, DIES GHARRuEs de toates descriptions, fa-
b~riquecs dans c, endroi,, SAVIOR.
TIE LonJrame or Heavy Cane Plough:
An improved Jacobs and Eagle Plough,&
Tie celebrated Hubert Plough;
Dun usage general ct qui EST tant estimee dams
Est Ell Quest Feliciana ainsi qd'a la Rivicre Rou-
sc. II y a aussi en- magasia ~quelques Harroacs
perfectionnes, que pom fera voir lux personnes qui
desiieraicnt en- faire l'acqulsition.
10 juin-l8 S. l.. IsETT, Commits.
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Avis

Avis
"A. DEvALL, AvocAT, exercera 50 profession
dane les 3me .et 8me. Cours de District J udiciaire.
II Sc ~ciargera de faiIe payer les b%illets, complies
&c., ct il apportera la plus grande attention ct lie
plus grand soin aux ~affaires qui iui seront c~on6ees.
II mars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
DISSOLUTION DE socIErE

OISoOLC IIOI OU cOOIEI =.
A Societ6 %existante entire les soussignes ayar,
IL eie dissoute aujourd'hnl G'un commun ac-
cord. Les a%ffaires seront conduiies ! l'avenir par
d Sanger, qni devient responsible de toutcs lie,
d.ttes ~iegitnes de Ia dite Societe, ct qui recevra
egalemc,.t tout ce qai lui est du.
Sept 1881 ID. SANGER 4 STRAUS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

LIE soussigne Went de renouveIer
ID plusicurs de ses preparations phar-
WNSN5 maceutiques ct chimiques, ct re-
- comment recu IN assortment de me-
ANfMNAA dicaments simples ct composEs, choi-
sis avec lie plus grand soin. Parmi les
nouyeaux articles Sc trouvent:
Divers Sells ct Oxide M%etallioues.
Mu,ia,e dammoniaque, Vcratrine,
Tartrate de pot: ct de Tart: de pot: ant: (e m
soude, ,ique)
Surtar,: de pot: (creme Oxide de Bismu,h,
de tartre,) do de fer brun,
Sci depsum, do de mercure NON,
do glauber, 10 d'srscnic,
Sulf: de pot: (sel dc Nitrate d'srgen..
duobus,) Sulf: de quinine etc.
EKTRAITs & ELECTUAIRES.
Extrait de cigte, Tsraxacum,
do de gentiane, Thridace,
~ do de quina, Therisque,
do de stramcnium, Diaseordium saes
Parmi les substances simples % .rouvent:
Quinquina, Rhuharbe,
Turbith veg: Tapioca,
Belladona, Safran oriental,
Ipecacuanha, Scammonee,
Assafntida, Galbapum,
Campfire, Opium.
Epongcs, Goame Iacque,
Huiles d'anandes, Terre d'ombre, &c.
Toutes les Teintures-Poudres, FAUX dis
tillses, Wins ct Sirops medicinaux, FeuiIles.
Fleurs ct Pfantes medicinales; Beaumes, Es-
sences, divers articles de Peinture ct Teinture.
Huiles, Terebenthine, Vernis &c.
UN ASSORTMENT DE SANGSUEs =
/SanUsues de ~.
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. v Us.

AVIS.
LIE soussigne ayant achete lie fonds du Magasin
de l.. G.. MoKRIs, ccnfinuera le meme genre d'af
flares dams Ia maison en- briques reinforcement oc-
capee par hi. Par les SONS ct I'attention particu-
liere qn'il donnera 4 srs adaires, il cspere obtenir
lie patronage du public.
III juin-46 H. v. BAB1N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

AVIS.
IE public est prevent de ne point enlever du
Bots de l'habita,ion du SO ussigne, autrefais de Mr..
Villare, a deux miles au-dessous de Baton Rouge.
Les personnes qui continueront a sly pourvoir de
Bois, seront poursuivies scion toute la rigueur des
lois.
9 ianv-47 s. HENDERSON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

JAMES MANSKER ayant etc nomme Syn
- die de son eta tinsolvable, prize les personnes
qui doivent an dit insolvabie de senir regler asec
lui, sans Guoi il sera force d'apres la loi de METRE
les complies dams les mains DUN officer public pour
en- ~eifectuar la rentree.
/ aodt-25 JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
B. JOURDAN.
Ruk LAFAYETTE

MARCHANDIsEs NOUVELLES.
Els Soussignes r~coivent mainWnantd de New
York ct de Phiiadelphie, I'm tres grand as
sentiment de Mathematics nouveiles, lie on
rhonneur den donner avis q leurs amis 81 q leurI
pratiqses
Sept 1925 J. g. T.. +. PHILLIPS & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
sELLEs s. FABRIQUE DE HARNAIs &
PREPARATION DES VOITfjkES.

LIE sonssigne a rhonpepr
d'informer ses amis ct ;e p,l-
bic en- general quill a change
sa boutique, il demenre rue
Lafayette, Wis A-vis la Ban
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

II AVIS.
Ik1E soussigne ouvrira une Eeole lie 90 courant,
dams l'encien endfoit, rue d. TEglise, Ia porte a
cote de Mr.. A. Kent. II etpare par sa tongue ex-
p6rlence ct SEES capacities meliter Encouragement,
du public de Baton Rouge.
l8 juil-23 G.. N. BUTLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

JAMES M. ELAN g. AMOS ADAMS,
AVOCATS, CONSEILLERS.
AAXERCERuNT an societe lcur profession
dams les Cours DIES Sine, 4me ct 9mc Districts.
Leur bureau est pres de la Maison de Cour dams
cette vile. Ter ianv Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
VENDRE.

vlN commission au magasIn du soussigne,
un assortment de Meubles, Lifts 1 colonies et
sans COLONIES, Bureaux, Lavabos, &c.
ii mai 81 . A. MON TAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
81. Avis.

- OUTES les personnes ayant des rtclama-
eon're la succession de fsu Gia como Ragio
alb ~iatestat, sent prices de les presenter au
Juge de Ia Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge.
Quest Baton Rouge II Avril 1900
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
II AVIS.

DEVANT m'absenter2 pendant quelqae toms
de Baton Rouge, j'ai ausorise Mr.. Ssnal. Skol6eld
q fare mes affaires cumme agent, pendant mon
absence. Tou,es les personnes qui ont dss aGairss
avec moi, ct pa rticulierement celles qui me doi-
vent, sont prices de s'adresser 4 lui, ct ie profile
de cetse occasion pour engager ceux qui me doi-
vent de lie solder on de r6gfer pa- dies bilets Les
complies qui mont pas encore et6 regles.
l6 mai-l4 NJ. SLOAN.
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AVIS.
Lac soussigne asant appris qu'un domestiqus
await acheie dies marchandises en- son nom, inios me
lie public quill ne payera aucun conlpte sill nest
accompagne Pun ordre de lui.
l2axEil-l0 STEPHEN HENDERSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

- sttcascsss trcsnpes de neige ct
dstau de sner, tandis que rautre veil
lait sur Il pott. Mails toatcs les dcux
y r6snissaicnt pour rhaque manevre
asxecater. Les officers Sc r~eievaient
aussi par. bosdSes. Pour mni, abrite
sous ma dunctte. mails rGi. constant
ment axe sar les moindres variations
dn tens on - n mer. je men bougcai
point pendant toatc IL duree du coup
de vent, ct je donnais de Ii les ordres
i executor . ruaicier Dc quart.
.Nonpbstant tous nos efforts et Ia
voilarc eifrayasie que nous portions,
ic m'apercns bicns6t que nous deri-
,ions dams roaest, 1t que 81 ic coup dc
vent durait plus de s~iagt-qaatre heu-
rrs. il nous rrsfail bicn peu dc chances
de salat.
ssI.a position de Il Zsise desint en-
core plus rrfcaire, ct me csusa les Plus
wives iaqsietudes. Malgre IL fureur
des rafAles, malgre i'fpaisseur Do Ia
neige. ellie await 81 Sc maintenir . trois
On qsatre encablsres dams nos Sank;
ellie asait meme snisi notrc virement
Do bord pres de Ia terrc .adelie, qnsnd
y aix heares freatc minutes ellie me dit
qsseiIe cargaait grand kunier.
Dams ane pareiile position, ane ayarie
seule poasait contraindre ie capitaine
Jarquin0t 4 diminaer dc ~voiiea, ct ie
lni is ie signal de Hberts de saan1uvre.
qu'ff NJ put yOir, car ~ meme instant
IN tourbiIlon de neigc plus tpsf, que
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
GEORGIA

We give the suhoincd II n sample Of we NAV say
hundreds of letters lately received from intelligent
sou css in Georgia to members Of Congress ON tho
@. IL was mol faicnded for the public eye but j,
rom a gentleman N whose judgement especial conf
ence Is placed by his friend 10 whom il was address
ed. II was written in 4 central county, and is datec
fr the 5.h instant.
my DEAR STR: You have seen by the papcrs The
movements Of people the Presidential question
knew that great number OF our party had come GU
Tor Harmon but had idea Of he extent Of the feel
ing in his favor until came down here In,w con.
slider ihc matter settled. yhorc will be Harrison
Electoral Ticket
"ss-'.asa. of Taafero told me yesterday that from
a cnlcun'ion no had made. there were not in al.
Georgia, five hundred Saie-rights men but what wer
for Harrison. and more tknn that number ef Unior
men out for Harrison. 1 now believe that Hsrri.
son and Tyler will receive the Electoral vote of
gia."
ose other lcIter which we hsvo met with from
Georgia, says:
you have 20 conception OF the enthusiasm with
which the Pcopio of Georgia have taken hold of liar.
Tisoa AID Tyler. Meetings held oil over the State,
md may add that oil parties to unite in tho
cause. At the very large meeting recently held in
Columbus General McDongal. X. Mckenzie. and Dr.
Chipley. whe have been leading Union men. IAdmns-
traiion.) took active part
The People are rising in their majesty and will
make their influence felt You may expect 20 see in
the papers. from all sections of the Stale amounts OF
large public meetings. pushing forward the case
"Al that Is now wanting in Georgia is 10 make the
People familiar with the character aud services of
Gen. Harrison. Light is the thing needful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

no~'aken is. that mini.iess ought ooncsde nothing;
and the very parties who abused and sill abuse she
ior not enforcing the ,srd OF the King o the Neither
lands ia into the ridiculous Of denouncng that award
a. exceedingly urpusi swarts England. and one that
ought not To he submitted We think that. before
these parties attack ministers they should make up
their minds 10 the which ought to have been
taken. and not prefer charges manifsty inconsistent
with each other.
From the London Norniag Ckrosioie Aptil %
These are two great questions pending between u,
and the United States
4. The great question ofihe settlement ofthc boun
dairy line
=. rhc subsidiary question growing out Of IT, of the
provisional arrangement respecting the occupation
the disputed territory.
IL with regard the last aud least i'm portrait ON
" Of these questions that any difference Of view,
between the two Governments Is developed. i'm tho re
Gently published correspondence between Mr. Fox anc
Mr. Forsyth. The President OF the United States il
minaion all other of negotiation failing. sub
init proposition to the Government Of Great Britain
10 refer the decision Of the to n thin
party. This determination MIR. Forsyth in tho nam'
ofihc President. explicitly repeats. and expresses IN
| extreme satisfaction nj the communication from NJ,
! Fox. that cher Majcsiys Government caly wait
ing for the detailed report the British commission
recently employed survey the disputed territory
in order transmit TO the Government al ihe Uni,c
States reply to their last proposal upon the suffice
Of the boundary question"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
Nrw Yong. May Is

NEW YoRK. MAY Is.
Summer has come at last; yesterday and today the
weather las boon piping hot.
The by the Queen has had no effect an prices
any OF n great articles of trade. Flour sells quick
at last weeks prices, and tie demand for has
/ cased.
Mr. PACE. the late Isrs1 attorney, has called on
Mr. BUTirR. the present district attorney accompanied
by hrs counsel aud informed him that he was ready
to answsr am demand the Cover Imani had against
him. Mr.. Butler said lie not prepared to take
any steps in the matter. but wait
from Washinco " tich he expects in ca; rvn.
hear that Mr. Price has large claims prefer against
the government.
Though the London papers abound in spccnlaons
On the Boundary Question. ii tic is said about il here
IL may b, that the Qaoen brought dispatches that may
throw light the subject The Earl of Mul grave OF
whose arrival at Washington you aware is TO go
from thence To Cunada.
The mercury stands AT SIC in tire shade. half pas
o'clock.
There was hcsvy Storm the Lakes lasi week
The steamboat United Sta cs had a mar ow escape
wMl, attempting TO make tie Tort Of Heron Th,
chooaer kewsnne IN attempting % make the sam,
port was driven ashore. and one drowned. VIII
| lam Pierce of Boston. Massachus =, was lost over
'oari from the brig Illinois. The Steamboat Chompsii
was run ashore high mud dry on tho beach OF IA.l,
Michigan 'Fhe schooner Gen. Warren high and dr.
tPre-quc fsle
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FURTHER FROM THE souru

The Georgia Journal. leading State Right, papcr
which has hitherto been proof against The contasou,
popularity OF The Harrison cause ipsGcorga, has al
length yielded TO the almss unanimous Opinion of the
party 10 which is attached and has nyow ed IL, rca
dnoss TO do battle under the Harrison flag If the Con
ventIon which Is about TO be held in that State should
recommend IFS support The Josrnul, with other IA.
peIs Of the same politics had constantly aud stead ~
nPheid the name Of eIGoyersor Troup for tho Pres.
dency and. ~ yielding its determination in thai
particular docs for the following sensible reasons
"Dh'erent views. howeyer, appear 10 govern Die
People, not only Of party hut Of all parties
IN the State. They have indeed in their might
and are about 10 rcbuke their rulers neutral Do
siiion. though i. may have becn and still u.s. our dis.
Position 10 maintain, provided that by 30 doing al
ouH UI'fe 10 preserve the party yet. convinced that
Tins course VIII not be, and has been, pursued by
leading poiiEoians Of the day. we must acquiesee IN
The necessity which requires a separation on the mari
OF the lew from the many and. under that flag which
the Convention shall unfurl. will the JOURNAL DO
ound.batiling against VAN buren,, and has party. and
IN favor Of reform and honest admins, 1870 The
Federal Government
We have seen letter. from leading eitl b..
gia, all concurring IN the general sentinf llfri.
son Is the maa for the times the man "a ll5ple.
and the man who has hitherto e1poriercf1l 1'nsIice
from ih SC who misunderstood his character, and are
anxious nov 10 repair by giving him their support
IN the confidence that he will never abuse H.
What induces to place more entire reliance upon
The Signs from Georgia is that the surviving lenders
OF the great antagonist Crawford ad Clark parties in
that State and The descendants Of hose Of them who
are no more. seem 10 have taken this occasion bury
Their an'moses and merge their ancient feud. in the
one great patriotic purpose Of bringing the Govern
ment back 10 first Pnp Pics by placing it in the hands
of tried RepubiicaT-5f tho Olden school
Now civil wounds arc stopped, peace lives agos,"
We cannot but augur good from this heali,,g of a;
visions which had tho effect for many rcars 10 nara
iyzo the Republican strength ia Georgia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

HARRisoN pRrFERRINo ANoTHrR Mass Sos TOMS
QwN.--Whiie General Harrison was Governor Of IN
dana he entertained an intention Of applying Tor %.
siiion f1r his at West Point. There only o
sinrlo vaeancy. and his exalted patriotism and public
sctvces would certainly have obiained fic desifed ap
rniosusnt IN The meanwhile. noighhoring farmer
oypicd 10 Harrison cHer his influence ilr hin. ns
Dc aerdcafcd such place Cor his boy Tie NOZZLE
koarsed chief ready 10 do or others than
,f himself promptly oonpliel with tho mans request.
ard prefcrrng the brJthef aunerst1y 10 s child.
be used hs influence and obia.nod The situation which
yss wanted. Such nstnurc ri pure disntorestfd.
IA eoud have added hesb lusiro 10 the charooer IT
list & incianaius whom Harrison Than any other
~ ~ rCacmbics
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

SOUTHERN LaSDs--We are persuaded that any one
VINO "h take tho trouble Of Taking enquiry into u .
,aes' mus, agree VIII US m opinion that much Of IN,
,-, on wnch oolior has hitherto been missed in Ito
:., Val have TO be Withdrawn from tho cul-
- ~ '.sa article. and made yield a revenue in
.'ner way. Between the Roanoke and Pearl
'ers ai Teas; three md porheps. four hundred thou
sand bales Of cotton have been rde soils poor
not to y'ed ,n 100 or i5O pounds Of clear cot
Ton 70 The acre. NV this cotton At present prices will
not pay TIC Panicr AZ a higher rate than folT OF Eve
doiiirs per acre. much too small 10 dtfray fhs
expenses Of cultivation not 10 mention profit inter-
est on capital invested
IL evident then. that the force Of Circumstances
alone will compo majority Of the people Of The Car
olinns Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama. 20 abandon
me cultivation &c The short staple ctlon. and employ
NOR plantation hands IN a way that ay sfkrd sono-
hing like remuneration Tor fbcir labor.
ln what shall Ibis employment consist In orr
opinion. the cultivation Of mulberry and The making "
ak Wili be found the most suitable their soil and
climato.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23
kGESoMENA.-The FLORIDA Herald has the follow
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kgESoMENA.-The FLORIDA Herald has The follow
inaSFic Of some recent phenomena, which have ocl
CURED IN thar peninsula.
some Of The ponds and lakes are drying up. aihes
running off About 1S months since. understand.
the wafer in Tuscawia lake IN Alachua county. rai,
off, and IL Is now completely dry d said by hose
who saw IL. that there strong current running
towards The centre and Il described similar to
the enjoying Of funnel
Since then. we have heard that lac Osaage lake -
running OF in similar manner, a gentleman WIN
saw IL few weeks since. informed rs that about
thousand acres Rod been completely drsipcd. No,
more Than two feet wafer renamed IN the lake
The theories IN explanation ofthcso phenomcna are
Thst the distractions in The sobicrrngesu stream
with which these lu4 have oomsaonieaiion. have
from some cause. become removed, and allow FREQ
passage iotho water that tho % limestone hiss
broken through and let 10 on Tho spot where the
Orsnge Lake was running inta. appeared newly bro
ken
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

cnouxn ~ fIorr "A New NOfk correspondent 81
ne GloJe ssys. -flouisr siocfed Co5pH,issoHers q
Ratsfry ~ fg,iUs OF n zee seteg'fcH WGrds 7 bau
80 s,rions aygrfissuon as % ne Notcnier eiccfior
well! % slueer, would have said 'ihafs candid -
Got is,-Tenss
a Cevssg ~ HFs IVY Barrie 0rors p,-Ths
ty~nshsr ~ rsrrysurg. tr'1. occnpyinr hc 1bI
tsis ground II ti Fort hiagl hss elected the H1rr
500 .ckci - = vote of1-es 6 o7e. The people 81
Ptrsbogh Hvst have On adnas'joa - 'Old GOV,
30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-23

TaE Ball RoLhfxc .--Yestertlay afternoon. an i'm
mense number Of Wings assemhled Al The foot Of Doh
street 20 Lok At The Great Boil tha hal bc rolled
from Allegheny eounty. Maryland. 70 The BALTIMORE
Convention. and thence to This city.
The delegates Baltimore asembcd alec VITA
their banner and martial musie aud fruccssion
formed and tho bal rolled through the city twill DO
tsken ihs nosnins 10 Nor ioss sad iheScs 70 Massl,
ekssstfs--r. 2 e.