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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
TO TIE EDITOR of THE E.NQUf

TO TIE EDITOR of THE ENQUIRER.
NV attention has been called TO m article III the Itch
mond Wing of the 9TH OF October purportlng to be an
extract from letter of the Hon. IL. A. Wise. In
that letter. Mr. Wise States that he did not write one
word nor does he recoect to have read one word OF
the address the citizens OF Accomac and North
ampton counties, prepared and published, &c., le52
Mr. Wise is certainly not the author of that address
but his memory deceived him when be said he did not
read it, lie read it, it read to him IN the pre-
sencc of Gen Thomas ii. Bayly and myself at Manga
ret Academy of which institution John Nicely, the au-
thor of the address, was then Principal. We called
for the express purpose CT examining and supervising
the address; and have no recollection that any DIS
SENT was expressed to the views and opinions therein
sci forth The only objection was to its length, which,
believe, was abridged at the instance of Mr. Wise him
self
NV recollection of the meeting of the Virginia Dele
CATION in the Athennum in Baltimore, corresponds with
that of Mr. Wise. resolution offered that tive
concur in and approve of the nomination of Mr.. Van
Buren," &c MIR. Wise moved TO strike out the words
sapproye Of leaving simply resolution OF concur
renee. All the Accomac delegates Except onc) voted
for his amendment.
Mr. Wise goes on to say, sthere is another Address
written for the county Of Accomac alone, which was
penned by me-" lfhe had read the extracts in the Eli
ourer of the 25i September Of which he complains
he would have recognised them except the irst has
ocu They are from the "Address TO the citizens of
Accomac." of which Mr.. Wise is the author. Justice
to myself requires this short notice, as have more
than once stated that Mr. Wise the author of the
address the citizens of Accomac and that he con-
Cured in the "Addess to the citizens of Accomac and
Northampton counties, &c. in 1882; and for the fur
Their reason that Mr. Wise letter by referring to "ano
Their Address" conveys the impression that
the extracts in the Enquirer, of the 2oth of Sept, were
not his own: Whereas Of the three were from his pen
R. ]. PoULsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

NJ Office TO IMBER-GETTERS.-Scaed proposals will be-
received 18th Of December Tor the delivery OF
necessary quantity of Timber for the repairs Of the Chester
field Raj! Road for the ensuing year, viz -
$4,000 ene feet Of heart pine by inches, in lengths OF IA
81 feet
1000 do do do do 6 II do do
- do.
500 do do do do AGA do do 10
feet and upwards
1900 do do white oak "a plank do u
or - feet.
5000 superficial of mercantabe Al fine plank do -
20 do
The Timber by 9, to sawed less than side and
edge that sawed all four sides The above timber
from knots ard delivered quarter the 2Ot
February quarter the Goth April quarter the Goth
August, and one quarter on the Goth November.
The Timber win he received any part Of the line Of the
road and inspected by the Company's Agent.
The Contractor will be required give bond and security for The
faithful compliance Of the contract Proposals addressed to the
subscriber, post paid Manchester Post Office.
Nov 10 5C-tds DAVID MOORE, 4gent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

yrTANTED situation Teacher either in an Academy
w private Family bya Gentleman who graduated at the UNI
versty of Berlin possessing knowledge ofc in Greek
French and German Languages Mathematics and who ss
been teaching in considerable reputation Satisfac
orv testimonials OF moral and literary htanments will
he given All must be directed tpo paid Rich
- ", n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

~ hand Pianos exchange for and allow what
Judges of tie article may consider them WORTH My object
money second hand Pianos, and would there
either take them their valuations sell them Ia The best al
for their have hand beautiful assert
Those who favor with their orders shall be pleased,
nav will be required. T. =. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller, Peter.burg, Ia.
My 56-M3Mif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

FEMALE SERVANT WANTED.-The sui scrber would like
hire for the next Tor purchasel female Servant oil
.ood character. Z. r NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, PetersIHrg, Ia.
Nov 10 56-w3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
HOYT s. cos. OFFICE.

HOYT g. cos. OFFICE.
Virginia WsurR Lottery No g. drawn 9TH Nov:
4s 81 "a 80 Is 40 60 CO 20 81 - y.
Lots of Prizes the Correspondents, which, (as
usual will be caslcd when presented.
ReeoRect $50 900 for Saturday ert!
56-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

Il have no fears now Of Virginia, nor ever had
or Boosting Wings what will they do, what can they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

Accomac, Nov Cd, 1910.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

safes connected herewith, and 10 cause the
same 10 be constructed aud prepared for usa
with as llttlc delay as shall be consistent with
the public Interests, aud The convenient loea.
lion and security ofihe buildings 10 be erect
ed: Provided, hotoeUc, Thar il The Secreiarv
of the Treasury shnII find upon inquiry ana
examinations, that suitable Iooms for The ,sa
OF the fecelveF~general at Charleston can ~,
obtained ~ the cuslon-house now owned hv
the United Snles at that place, and Thar az
cure vaults and safes can be constructed j.
ihal building for the safe>keepiig or The pab.
lic money, then lie shall cause uch rooms ~
be prepared and fIted up, anG such ynnttu
and safes 70 be constructed inthe custom.
house at Charleston, aud no Independent ~
flee shall be there erected.
Sec. q. And be il further encted. That
for the payment Of the expense, authorized
by tins net other than those ,erein before
provided for, a sufficient sum { money he
and The same is hereby appropriated, 10 be
isf'c-'at 7 any money IN the Tiasury not o.
therwise appropriated.
Sec. 26. And he il further eacled That
all acts or parts Of acts which co,e IN cona;cr
with the provisions Of this act De. and ia
same are hereby, repealed
R. M. T. HUN'ER,
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Ri. NJ. JOHNON
Vice-Presideni Of the Tined Sfotes
aud President ohe Sonata.
Approved, July A, 1910.
Nj. VAN BUEN
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

Gen. Murphy. Of Ohio, IN reply 10 letter Of an.
curry 70 the citizens OF Erie, Pa, VIZ, Tins
ChihlcotLe, .Hgo2. lsan
GsrTLEMEN: The only candid ~, go.
ment q the matter that can be made. ~. az,
the chrge which was thus first madbr 80
Allen, of the Senate Of the United g. Ava
be wa subordinate officer Of my b,le VS.
was urrly and absolutely FALSE.
Of ioudailon, whatever. Such thin.
done, lever was intended to be done, II
enierd toto The heads or hearts ofthe fir.
and pinoIic ladies of Chillicothe 20 %.
a FALSHooD IA the beginning. Il wasconcoc
aedrceised as falsehOod -publishedas false
hoOd-and re-pu5lished as a FALFH0OD.
kn"wfio be jclse-received as FALSE, md talked
aho't.s FALSE, all over the Union, for wears
since vas uttered.
'lrn Convention of this safe held in Columbus.
not low after the publication Of that falls hood. a.
bout 30 delegates. Of my memory seryss me as
TO tie enmbeT) from this county, brand he charge
as Ai,SE and their solemn aiteslationwas re-,
&c "d and made paH of The proceeding, Of The
C'tselion; gd the oldest and most reper,abIe
~ 49, rvs same in thar often
publ i certificates. g
oy best wishes FOR your welfare. 81, 90,
Item = yoors, very respectfully.
W. Z. MURPHY.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
From The snag poaf

More Geont ths Black COckadc in orde, r,o,o
tu'y % convince all men Of the utter falsehosd nr
the charge recently made upon Gen harrison. ~,
ne wore black cockade during The excieme1t 81
loOo. Vorty gears ago. we publish the folloo;nr
aiaeaVils from distinguished gentlemen of Ohm
men VINO knew Gen. Harrison intimately al he
re'r'ed 'oi who we're IN habissof daiIyiner-
course WIN n'n' aud whose mere word unsuppot-
&c oy me soiemniiy q 40 oath. Is good with ali men
WIN know the men Of their characters. ''''''
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
II

Deposition Of General James T,4vlor ~ 49,,
KsntacAy, Quarter Jhastsr General u,,,ls.. r..
HUI - : -''us' 0en'
came TO Kentucky in the spring Of the YEA,
1892 In june Of that wear. came - w., ~,
tract d land on which have resided evprv 49,.
sopps'ie 70 Cincinnati, AS there were no accom-
modaiions % Be bad IN my side Of The riysr I
spent several weeks among the officers IL Ia,
Washington. did NOT meet Gen Harriso,, 4,
my iEsi visit, as understood he had goaa u ph;l.
adelphia ss'e - n''N
| came again IN The spring ofl793. and se,,led
where new I've. and became acquainted o;,h
GENERAL HARRISON and from Qua bcsna from ~
saaie ela'et Virginia. We contracted a. in,ins,s
acquaintance, which was conlinued III VI ,l.s $3.50
Ell dne ~ II w P'ss-
Aher zen Harrison retired from the army ~
was appointed Secretary Of the Nofihweslerp FER
tlsVss. - re nllaees sin continued, and we we're
uuon 'oge' noes were within less
'.an'a n'''s low that Gen. Har.
,lso" r. wih my oRn--
saa' ~ 'ne n hsnsou Vas
| lne AsPao. esenl the North.
~eS's'n nd was elected.
.''qs,9 - Federal
.r'a =. e Of the
IN per-
800 H'ss hum
Asicth 49,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22
LIE PETTIcoAr sLAMrn

Gen. Murphy. Of Ohio, IN reply 10 letter Of an.
curry 70 the citizens Of Erie, Pa, We thus.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1840-08-22

much togel
thana 0lile
Iison's pol
| that OF the
the Repub
| western a
/ unders
lists. Ju
efrlicrla
spnal Rie
| his was n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

AMEaiauE pu sup - Mons teeevun,
par ~Phiusda,phts ct par New.Yptk do,
ooryelle. de Baenns Aytes ~insau'sr a
mars et DO Monte, idao ~,stu'an 40 lntIa
~siyeuent.
CoDf,rmhmeht nnx dorniefes informs
'ion. que np,is avioBs reyes, nne esra
dfil's fraur ,isc, composite dune corvette.
de- qlaire bricks de g1errs Ell lie 10 b,r
dne. afmess ct cpuhmanttes= par 10 cnp,
h,ins rsn,nd, n reWpnsd is parnnn, le IL
hstier. po,tr b1onnef les pbrts de Ia pro-.
vide de Curente<. lie bot dc eeite
EXPEDITION es, DE f%etIi,er les operations
10 geDtr,I LavalIe ~ u enyahi IL par,ie
sntienrionaIe de Ia Rtpobiq1s Arseo
li6e ei don't les forces s'4ieveht d mes dc
1900 hommes. Laproyincs de Cofr'en
les eat 'onte dispose, dit On, h ~ dtcIa.
ref en- favenr de- cs general 1ul . les plus
%gtsnds< esperaness pour 10 susea, Dc son
%eh'fstrise.
Pendant grc eeci so passe ~ Nerd. le
bloc"s de- itoos Ayres par les Frat Gals
continue t%otjoars; mis- 20 bloeDs, qpi
j7rf lfjs Jepois II long ter,ps, as seinbls
ede Z ibla'hfer les Il isnes AYfisps. D,u
NJ mel Rosa, don't II 'errie evpir,if, oo
10 salt IL 10 mars d~arhief, atf ,teI1. IL
3, Gpnvsrnsn General pr 10 Cbnnbre
dos Re%ptt<enians. 81 vow, II Ell J.
nltenu 80, 1t ls senl m"mbre qli n'ait pas
vote pnur hi est shns drpie stu fters ~,
son fills. rar il s'appelle Prndsn'o R,zhs.
Unjrntnsl afirme ute fle< propositions
ont & f,iies b l'nmlfal fraue ,is par Don
Philippe Fran,, ministrs des nlT,ifes
& rangerss; Giles sont restless sans rh=nl.
tat. Les agents frame ,t=, dt lie meme jour-
nal. 10 Negligent risn pour organiser uns
guerra fedo1iatle c"n'rs 10 Z "vernrpen'
de Ia Re,ubii1no Argentine. Tfpts
nile hntnnes drs iro,pes de Kits,n srnf
Of doiyeut A'ior rel iiDdts le
rorps do nfnkr,I Lnya'le dans IN province
T'Enfrs Il "a. En- me no TEMPS Ribera re.
spil S5D,OD pour 10 juipsnsnt de- eos
'rouprs It l'on garantit 1 Layaiis 5000
l"pb'oh. par tnris pour iehif son nrDfs en-
e nmpaane sur 10 pisd de 5000 brmmas.
File aiteindfa &c hntnbre, 1nsrd 10 df'a.
element de 5000 hoD,nns don't nous ve-
IONS do patlef, I'aara r%ejoins
II vn iot jrits ape vinatAine DO @natires
'pfficaihs mi attendant IL Ievfe do pl".
'asi ~auelares-tns mt 4 hotd du ssl, aftI
.'s don't Is ems. Ayfes est toot.h.fs,, ~
fs s'oop de gnerre dss L. Uo,s.
qr'on dit fort tem,rou,bis par
'titganre de- "a crustturti ~. est mor,ltt
le 20 fevfier ian, 10 hayrs dc b.
NOS Ayfas,--Hbe,Ne,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

N,tveNss f'E4rgps.-tss b%s.tiiites opi com.
mened entire I'AnglIeue 81 les leas ssiriiss. Ce
ne sefs pas nns suetrr mi duteta Inng,ems.
lie t;putetosmsnt B,itani1ne n ord ,n,e d'user
de- retftsaiiles enve,s Ice hatimens Gbibeis tsr.
lou, ~ on lee t~feuvera. il fat dos pfepstatifs rsur
tine aurtte Jtridee.
On a fait fare a uB baifau environ cina miles
4 l'heute par l'electtit'ts. Cet'e dbeonvefte peD,
.atis dpo,s Sc peffeetisnnsf RI f%etnplaeet Ia vsteuf.
In uuetts cisils pafait s'etre ddtiafee dans Ia
Suisse. 81 ees hafdts mobiaauards aui IN. 6tt CO.
lehtes depuis des siseles. pour leur Iiberte laut
unite. sont mainienant divists. 81 veuleut jtcidet
leur ~auetelIo par les bsyche,tss, on etsint Que
lsut ssnglante dispute ne SO tefiniBe ar i%'snean.
basement do Ia Republiqus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

L'assemblee qni await etc %cpnvoquee
pour en'endre 10 rapport an comitt on
v"yt a Natehcz pour porter des secours
aux sictimes du dtsnstre qui a frappe cet'e
vile, s'est rdnnie HER soir. NM. l.. Oa'
nam. F"rar, Cohen ct g. B. Dunc.n oct
dtpeim dams le"rs harso.ues Ia detresse
de nos concinyens du Natchez. q
lie rapport du com,te tecommanJe Dem
v"yer seton lie dtsir man,fesi4 par lie MARIE
dc Na'chez, 'rois cents barrils do chaax,
81 inc q~uanfi'e proportionneiIe de plan
ches et de c%loux, ainsi que six :nacons ct
me vins'nIne de ]eharpon,iers pour ba If
des bangards, qui p,issent sersir do de.
menre a one ccntaine dc families qni sont
a"llourd'hni suns abri at sans moyens de
substance.
L'assemb!te. n ajoulf plusieurs MONS
an connie charge des co'Iectes, ct a auto.
rise a fire des demnndes anx institutions
'%ncorporees ct ,f.igicnses pour rempIir ie
but qu'elle n en- vue.
Des remefcimens ont Etc votes M cnpi.
tame ct a fe,inipage do steamer Imiepen-
dance. ainsi qn'"ux m%tdecins ct au comi,e
des c.t"yens qui Sc sont empressE dc Sc
rendre sur lie theatre du desas,re. Ensuite
I'assemb'ee s'est ajonrnee.-Courner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

JAMAIarE Nous rcccvuns par la vote
10 New Ynkd es nnyyelIes dc cette is
1ni wont ~jas1n'an II avril. La situation
comnerciale de cette ile est lein d'etre
h%rillnnlc. On tient dams ce moment i
Kingston DIES assemblies pnbligues afn
d'enconrager les gu vriers i sc rcndre SUI
les habi atoms h sucrc. Les bras Y man,
quaint. Dams In senIe ~paroisse do We're;
Ia per,e tprnusGe par les planteUrs par
suites dc l'absence de travaiIleur-, sleeve
D plus de eI3O,0Oo. La. legislature n VOC
Ia 7 mars $4,000 pui seront mis- a Ia
do I'a.en, general pour fcil;-
ter i'cmmi.ra'ion des o"vriers. La lfgis-
lalure s'est proro5ee au II. a Kingston,
Ia fansse nonvelIe dc la suspension de Ia
hanqne Ies Plautenrs n cau e une granaa
esciiaiion. Dlns Ie premier moment Ia
pnniq,e s'est enparte de In portion 10
moins sensfs ct la plus panvre de la popr-
alton qui d dnnnG immkdiniement lea b.l.
lets de In b4nque d 25 ct so pour cent de
perte. La banqie a ete asstegee par deS
les do reimbursement; ellie a pu
face i tontes les dem,ndes.-M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
ACCIDENT

Mercredi derniet, d Il henres dn tnarn,
leg rh miierrs du I,W boh / vapeu,
GRAMpus. ont Gclua au mmmtnt dd il al.
lain prrndre Ia ~erelelte .Vlctor,s / n r.
morQuc, 4 environ % miles en- deho.s
dc " B,'ise. L'~eyplosion u kth 81 forte
que le bateau II eli 'o,t IN 20 emporlf
et n somhrt "pe demi heote aptts.
John Spr,sg. n,Gcaniei'n en secoad, est
mort deux heures nptes des suites des
pleasures ~, int on, e'e faiies par I'eau
bon,l'nnte. Tn Mr.. WHlker aura probable
menI ftt lett b Ia mer pur Ia vioienre du
rhor, n'hyan' pn 6tre seirouv. ap,es Fac.
cidcnt. Lee cai=,nier tiG bleste assez
%grieycment Ell NJ. +. knight, second rnpi
tame, n tte l~fgerement bi6e.
lie capiiaine Kenyon de Ia &, e'e'te Vic.
toria n a"ss' o. en.oyt sa ch,loupe poar
sauver les victines de Get accident.
.MbeiHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

CHrNE.-Le nayire Leuanf, arrive a
Phi!adclphie lc 4 courant, nppnrte des
nonvcIles de Canton jusqi'nu Is j%anvier +;
eIles son par consequent bien pIus recen-
ties qne celles recues par lie Great Yves
tern. LIE blncus de Canton devaif COM
mencer lie jour meme du depart d. Levnnt.
lie pre,exle mis- en- asant est Ia saisie par
les Chinois dun marchand ang'ais a b"rd
dun b,ieau qui fai>ait Ia conirebaDde.
lie capt. Elliot await signifie aux apiorites
chinoiSes que. 81 &c marckan nd n'elait pas
deliv,e sous quinze jour, il fsrait cannoner
les futs.
Les Portugais de Macao on envoye des
can ,ns ct dn> hommes pour alder les Chi
nos a defendre cnntre les vaisseaux an-
gals Les forts si'ue- au B,gue. C'e>t. dit
IN Journal, IN nolvel acie dams lie drame.
Ell In consequence de cei,e Determination
sera prnblhIement he bn,nbar de ment dc
Macao par la f":'e ang'ai.e. La situation
des Americans ct des autres Changers est
assez critiaue; lis ont q redouter sans cess
Sc une soudaine rupture de Ia part des
Chinois. lie commissaire Lin parait fort
determine a he point Sc departir dn plan de
conduite quill a adop,e. malg,e les Grain
ties que manifesten, beaucoup de gems sur
probable des hosti!itss, Pour ap-
les forts du Bogue, les Chlnois OIL
sur lie feuve un imense radeaY
amarre ayec des chaines; c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Tentative dassassiaai. -Le IL 10 court,
Ia Nile. Orleans, un ind,vidu nonms Peabody
assay , d'assasiner ua Mr.. Powell d. cet,r vile, &c
dcrnief e,ait chez lui i hut heure do soir, oceupt
4 reg rider do. papisrs. ~lotsqu'iI en,endit qacl.
gum en,tef dams "a chsmbre, n 80 retournsnt.
II appeteut un pislolo, dirist par Peabody 4 sa
paitriac. II nit 10 suite Ia main d I, nlroit mena.
&c msia au meme instant le pislolet pat,l', IL bal.
Ia lui traverse Ia main ct extra dams von corps.
rassassin prit aussi,ot Ia fuite ., fut pour-uivi
par Mr. Powell aaaucl II tia de nouyeau un coup
de pistolct Ell 80 sauvant. &c individu SEES,
rchaPrs quoique Ia rue fut renplie do spoc.a.
,cuts. Get complo. c., a~fTteus; car aucun pre-
toxic men dlminue l~'e'roci,e. Nous e.ptron. que
Ia justice s'ea,pascra bicuto, do CO sctie rat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
LIS MnRmoss-Dspoi- ienr jispersia

LES MnRMoSs-Dspt isnr Ji4porsio1
ans 10 Missouri, les Mofmons, on lie salt
80 sont ttinis en- nssez grand npmbfe 4
Commerce., petite Vile sur lie Mississippi
lis en- out rh ,n2l 10 nom en- cal1i de Nto
700, Chaqao onnfs il @tiennent ~ pr,n,
tens Of b l'aaionne de graudes assemblies,
Cslls de CO pflntetns ii go lieu dt 9 ~ q
avtil, ellie 20 eo'nposalt de Jeox Oh troia
mile %pefsoDnes, Tn ASSET grand nombre
DO nolyenux adhersns 90 s0ut rendis d
re''e assemblies ct s,ix4nte qaatorzs y ont
reg le bDptfme.
Cetie secte du rcsie s'accfoii toua les
%lpnrg; do nourelles fimilles arti,ent 4
Nsnyoo. Depais 10 mois d%'oclpbfe, troi+
cents missions ont 90 constitutes dams Get.
,e wife lea unes sont do fort jeiies habi
%,ntinns, d'uDtres sont tout supplement des
]raimnes en- bots gni na peuyent sereif que
iempDrsitenent. A ellaque hatttation on
n-si me en- general IN acre de- tefre. lasl.
l,es me dependant en- ont jusgl'a ci01.
lie journal nuaael nons efn%pru0ions COS
fait-, %njonte qie d'sptt4 lorife dun de
ienfs chef. JOSEPH, 9 nth, los MpfmDns b
l~'apehir vo'eront en- ntasge cvn'ro fadmin.
i.trat,on d. NJ. Van Bpren, is & aient
,u,re fJi* parti.an+ de cette ad ninistra.
ton. uni~ Ia ERECTION cavallsre que le
president Il ltite 4 J ,aeph Smith lorsqa'il
set prtaentt d la Maison Hipnche pnur
de'minler aide et seconrs pour SEES CORE.
ilgi nnaires, IL change complement lears
dispositions, Ell ce enlargement vant MI
part de HafriFon qucllues milllcrs dc
voix ie pius,--AbeM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

c ,llsguAs ! 10 coDr lie cas.at,oo. de Ia
sille.se pffsente a re Ole de..... peut
ass'~ter ala leg II Do ht0it r0tnain. Prkvss
NJ '''P lard dc !. presence DC son iIdstts
nod'eut, |e prolssssuf vepi e~epenIaui ~,
adfes.er q,.tauss phfases de- eoppI imam
dams Ia 'an4,e de Cetron. Il t"as.e, pns-
30 Ia main sur son font. chetche daDs
- waste fsbn'isfh tine iosp,raf0n 1ni 10
wv, tp's. s'ad'e-s,n' 4 IN pecteor ~.
neral h'fsntif: I'D nos vtnisi. Ini dn II,
Msnstriaain1e lhaboit....A 80 mai!,sose,,x
ca'e'nbO ". I'h,mrnA s'rmgpsre de I'ss.
srn,b fe, Ia grnsik de Cbnina lnI.n enc
. y 'es'ste pas; 81 npre pf"fssseur quite
IL el'tfs. h0,tens 81 eonfas.
'o'ant. toais IN peu tatj qo'on ne W t,endfa Plus
D'puis. Ell et1st, II cut Is bon sspri. De fsits go.
leg rs en f~faaesi..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

LA CORVETTE SULrANEE-Ceite cor
vet'e, ie Ter ba'iment arabe qui nj, ira YER
sc fAtlaniiane ct soft venu a New Yo-k,
continue a ERE fojet dune grande curl
"s''+. Ellie appariient au sultan dn Ms
cate, 81, a tenff, par ce premier essai. 1e
nouer des relations Commentaries ave-
lAmerique. II II mis- a bud de la corvd-
'e S"l'a' &c, cons'roi'e a B ,mbay, IN ~-
Sentiment de 'ons les prndui,s de l'Arahp,
plus M sabre, une boite de perles e, desk
magnlhqnes chevaux. lie tout oHert pr
lui en- cadean i M. Van B1ren. !e suitn
des Eta's.unls, qni sera, a regret sai-
doute, force de les r~efpser, parce que a
constitution ne permet a ancun f,nctiol-
nairc AMERICAN de recevoir, a a ueIqne Il
ire que ce soft, des cadeaux des gonyeL.
nemens Changers.
lCourrier des Eiafs-U ais.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
.1fnn NpnnF,


BAros Rogas.-tle -, a%tobas,t que IL. aeap
tasss otatt par II position Do eeite Vile. nay.
en-. pas eneefs attire fsiention de-. Louisa uais
81 Ton considete bien 90 que Ia nature 4 fai,
pour Get eudfoi,, e'e-. Ia que de.rnit sne Ia willie
vt,ncipale du sud. La pteins eievee sur Ia
guele es. bat. note village. Fair pur ga'eu y rcs
pits,. Ia ss'ubi,a do lisu =. Ia tiehes.e Ju rsys
qat ren.itohne. r~epdent iacontesaile Ia tttf IL
renee seeofdee au sol natteagpus de la Nile.
Odfsos. 4 81 situation ba se e. aus ethals,son.
pessilpntieNss de Ia 6este jaime. Nuu, avon. w
dams les papie's lie Ia Nile. Oflfahs QUE le deuve
~, do niseau awe les Fucs g. que I'on etaint ane
inynda,ion. Les hal,i,sns de- n6tta Wills situts
sur un beau plateau ne etaindfont jan,ats IN
stmblable deau. Plus le 1eoye e, eleve. plus Ia
perspective de- n6trs vile est belize &c aui f,i, Ia
dj-otation DIS aa're- ,illes, fai, lei l'smleilisss.
men, de ne,ts %rntlfeit. Celui qui fonJeta sur lea
hauteaf. de- Baton Rouge. Ia ptincipsie vile do
Hud. sol, n,m srfs insert, dams lbisteire CONNIE
10 bisnfai,eut Dc Ia Loaisisae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

ALssa.- Dsppis l'occupat,op de- Cher
'ebslI et Ia prise de- Mtzerehin, les Arabss
lfplo,ent uns a"tiyitk eSirbofdioaifg 81
bar,aeut continued. ment farmte frlnesl
sc. ls cpnpeht Iss 90 mn in,ratipps. alta
unsnt les p,stes Of lss df'a"h inen i=rit (
ave- ~ nodaes sans e lie liz continent
|eats deyast.ons CT |enrs unssacfes. Lr
III mafs. liz 0nt s,fptis ct tue tfois b,bs
tans de y rnsra, prtis emnen6s loo no i.
peanx au'ihs eon1,ienisnt. les iro,pes
son eon%'lnne.|emeni sur " 1ptsise, mai.
milsfe ionts leut at va Glue hf tenyghi
reJssir d emptcher cs< h ufibles scenes.