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order der q IS ss sompiss0neTs Of Insovenf del

R1 ofaeI 2. the commissioner of InsoIyenf debt
ors Tor me city and county Of BALTIMORE, notice
. ts ~ ,e creditors of JOHN c. MARIN
been said debtor that the sad cgedors
arc required 70 attend at the Office Of The sd
He 9Th day ef April next at 10 O'Clock in The ~
md nominate trustee or trueses 10 be appointed for
nzeir henedf and % gse all the information in their
ezoF{ 20 Baltimore county court agreeabIy "a an 40
seenAay passed at December session, 1881, enitied
81 day q JIne next, hath been fixed fer the fnr,
heaun8 n his case, before The SAID Commissioners
Bafed de 9Th Day Of February, in The year 1870
m e<4aNsm apR6law5w. :
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4Iz51a= AnYRRTEsnMENEs.

say order of tie commissioners Of insolven. i
q for the Icity and county of BaumoIe, So
S-sbv aiven to the creditors of ISADohE ,"rhanSe
IsS "a insovent debtor, that personal H. ss1d
mil been granted to the said debtor ana ~ die said
creditors are required attend at tne ON civ Of Ba
commissioners in the court house, ~ ,en q; clock in
more on the sixth day of April next at zen sees to be
he forenoon and nominate trustee , ei ali the niona
appointed for their benefit ana Commissioners to en-
@ 5eea G s s1S session.
by TO an act OF AsScy pting TO insolvent debtors,
ISL entl1lee ah day Of next hath been fixed for
se naI hearing in s case before uie saia cOnE
1ners4 - March in the year 1910.
Dated me "a u'' " ap20-law7w
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INDIAN sPECIFIC.

FOR the cure Of Colds,
Whooping Cough, Splitting
of Blood and Consumption,
&c. Just received and for
sale by the Agents.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
} corner Hanover and BMti-
more sts, Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by "A chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest perfcc-
lion, They are of bllsamic.
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ma ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

vsWt ai0tts WI have heatd report.
IN circulation ,ofa mysterious being In The shape o
. man who haunis The town of Jackson, and o,
even tije,.tesls like n spectre into the hstita'ions
whore dwsll The 'youbg and beautiful and. o.
Il II stated here. chokes them and v~anishss. nu
enc knowing whenes he cemeth or whittier be 20.
eth. We have slso heard tina, his prosecutions
are confined 10 spins,ets and widows. The Ia
dies In Jsckson should Ill yet married. and per.
hsps the denim will fly away forever. The Re.
s,eisns Republican snys--"Fot several years past,
our eitisens have been frequently alarmed from
lhsif houses being secretly entered a. nilbt, by
soass psfson who has a. YET eluied all detection.
The psfsen seems 10 be we'll acquainted with The
condition and affairs ofthe town. ~ be never en-.
tsts 4 house ~hrte there Il any possibility Of
mse,ins with tsttr.ance. The ~dastsrdly wretch,
the prcwtIhs viiisia. WIN can thus prey Upon un.
protected innocence, deserves the sibbet. No
pains, no expense. should b. spared 70 ferret him
ou. aud rae,e 10 him, that panishtnen, which he
~ Justly deserves"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.

Il HE Eclectic series Of Schooi Books has beer
undertaken by a few u%ntiripg lsborers IN the CATS.
Of edncation, for the purpose Of furnishing III,
Vest and South with = complete. uniform ind
m proyed series Of school books, commencing will
the Alphabet. TIE effort has proved completely
successful. The books are highly appro, ed And
extensi ely adopted. The sale Is believed to be
within Ut parallel IN the Urited States. More fbao
four hundred thon,and copies have been published
during the sbor tine they have been before tie
public. The following works comp ise the series.
all Of which are siers otypsd.
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, e~elec,i,
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic third
reader, eclectic fourth ,eader, eclectic arithmetic,
Rays little arithmetic Designed for very small chill
dIen, and as an introduction To the eclectic arith.
melic; Rays rules and tables IN arithmetic /: lie
moral instructor, by Miss e. r. Beeehcr. Mich
has Of late bren said on the subject Of Moral In.
struction. This work is designed as a reading
book, and is admirably adapted to meet such
wants. Manshelh's political grammar OF the
United States. This work Is designed to exhibit
a complete view Of the Theory ard Practice Of the
Gsasfal AID State governments, with the relations
between them. Adapted to the use Of schools
aud colleges. Mason's Young Minstrel, q jnye-
nile music book. For sale b. e s7H.g M
I'D 81 a1E gf8at sa GEO. VI. HERoHAs, -
i7.s aa- Bookseller & Stationer.
Baton Rouge, may l6 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

ar This Rev N Miller who has been prsphe'
eyios tbs, The world will come 10 ~ end In 1919,
va. recsn'ly In want Of funds aud applied 10 a
gentleman Tor a loan. The gentleman agreed 10
lot him have Any dollars provided NJ would give
In return 4 deed II a farm which he owns, tho
said deed to take effect In ls4t, ,wo years after
the time designated by the prophet, for tho final
destruction Of the earth, bu, NJ. Miller would
not agree to the terms. W. think fros, this cir.
eums'snce. tina. The p'ophc, Is not quite sure thu,
hts inspiration 10 genuine. aud tba. tho world
ssseds a chancs Of revolving In safety q few years
longer. @@r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Tns ItpssAttAs =, ysas-- These O. tfaotdin
ssy ~vocsli.ts have given tvy concerts II, this town
4, winch 4 stes,ef number ef our ladies' and gen
,ts,nen we're present, than We have ever seen nj
sey similar ssiibi,ion. Al wets delighted viii,
shs charming ard musical anles TINT we're breath
cd The heattinspi,ios totes II martial 'n,'sit
we're given. snd ons would sinus, have believed
that The vvat. G"s. of The trumpet WAS heard, md
then essse the sun melody NJ feeling, deep, plsin.
stvs, snd thrilling. stealing The ta,isl,eJ saul 10
clap 4, 4 slysium," The bass was grand and
perfect, The time mos, accurate, and The echo es-
u~uIsitsly deiishtfui. II was indeed like the soft
erhv of ,nountains Music, heard far sway over
tbs wstst, like ~ he,hins atiel and distinct ftota
ees,h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Mas roaesniss~=La.t week. we gave ~ &C.
coon, Of M extensive sy.,en Of forgery detected
10 New Orleans, ,nu, i, was only the
,nent Of discoveries In an immense and systen,at.
ic fraud that has been p~.setisej In that city. The
Investigation into The forgery committed Ii the
name Of Messss Fshfn,ah. bad not been conelu-
dsj. when mote disclosures came bsfote .be court.
and IN which bowers, the same individual before
eliminated. seemed to he . principal. The fellow
had been employed by The house or Laurent Nil.
Iauton. snj Al dilrten. timer, was given three
bank checks. These were ingeniously changed
to la'ser amounts, making In The aggregate q fot.
sety sf sG0O0. II IL 10 be hopsd that lbe plo.
vii be entirely exploded, for |. IL probable tba, a
company Of r~ascals have been carrying on these
wholesale s~ihdlins transactions, tot some time.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Tb,d
District Court.

JAS, Mash Il Go.
II. X r. b. Ne~eomb ~ "'"
~ yi,tos Of q writof feri meias n me direc.
~ ted by The Honorable ths Ibisa 0svic,
Court, Parish and s,#,e aforesaid, viii BE- e.
posed ri pebble sale on :
Tuesday, 2s,b May, 1910,
~ the court house, bstwsen The usual hours NJ srle,
al The right, lille, interest, and clam of the d..
PENDANTS Ia and to the following described psspsr.
", IN viii
"A CERTAIN THACT on MREEL or
L.HVU,
situated in shis parish on tire Go4nite f0&Vy. lying
between NE corporation Of tbs tywn Of Baton
Rnuge snd William Wikof's pisnfstfG contain.
ing about ono i~trnrirsf ami ninety ent afpenis
nors of less. STIR rendered. by the defendants ~
satisfy ths iodsnsens and costs IN The uta,ys emit
lied mir.
Terms of salsA4Gssf.
no u Ars. .D~pptAsr,ss, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
F5,2s0.461 1857. Og7, 1B6

Nno,s 70 the menory If Gorernov Noble
The present governor Of South Cstoiins, a. to.
hehs u respect 10 tbs memory Of The late Gov.
sincf Patrick Noble. has ofjeted thss The military
Objects u The State, wear Grape on the le, arm
Tor thirty days. that d gun be discharged every
hour u The ordnance depets Of The Stale, from
sunrise I'LL sunset on the lelh May. and ,hs, the
citizens meet In their respective chutche. on tho
17th. 10 unite IN coincidence fes The loss which
South CatoliDs has sustained In his death.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
Great d. " As--A gentleman that landed

Great k5s VI Ws-A gentleman thu. landed
here ior . few minutes. gave 4 rspof. tba, two
steamboats, were los, near the n ou,h Of the Ohio,
IN thu vicinity Of Cai'o, and that = number Of
psrsons, supposed 10 10 abeu, four hundred. were
dtownrd. One u The boats, wac In a sinking
condition, and the other went TO assist In taking
on Ne people on board, ba, the passengers. a
greet number Of whom she had, rushed 10 one
side q once, aud she instantly csternej and sunk.
Almost oil In both boass, wete whelmcd BY The
supid waters Of The Ohio.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

another shoer ccpf"rd.-The ship Marsnre.
Forbes from Liverpool which arrived 10 N. o. on
the 9th inst, reports thst on the 18th April, she
spoke 'ehr. Sarah Ann, Of New Orleans, in charge
OF Lieut.. Williams Of The u, g. schr. G,ampus,
having been captured of the coast Of Africa o. o
SLAYER. The captain Of the sasah Ann had died
Of The coass fever about a week previous 10 the
above date.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Parish vi East Baton Rooge-Thlfd J 4di-
eial Disttiat Court.
A Azema Avan,
vs. No 27g5.
Morfjs Morgan and Thomas Gibbss Morgan.
q ~ virtue Of = wit Of .feri Iatias to me dire :
- 'sa by ''s Hon shs 1idrt District Court
PHflsi, snd STATE aforesaid, wiz bs exposed At
poblir sale NJ the court btriss Oh
Thursday, glst May, fstg,
between The usual hours u sale. ati The light, title,
interest, "pd claim, Of tbe DE- PENDANTS IN and 10
he following described property, w wit
A negro Woman sfsve ramsl SOPHIE, aged
about 20 yea's. seSsed TO sal sfy NE judgment and
costs in the above entitled snjs.
Terms Of Sale Cash. t'
ats 10 ABa. DCrLA sTtFt. ShsSH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

or II has been decided IN one Of The Boston
courts. that aue,iooeets ste SCENTS and sesvsp,s,
and Therefore lisbts 10 be prosecuted for emb,r.
slemen,. when they fail 10 scccunt fot any prop.
efty entrusted to them FIR eate,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

a. The business men Of J~ackson, havs unsni.
fnoasly determined 10 psbli.h every genius whose
warm imagination should induce him 10 wander
OF 10 parts unknown, forgetting bio debts unpaid.
Vow a'sy &c, too preeipd,a.ely sentlcmvp. May
an honest mans character has bsen ruined by
Judgments too hastily and hst.hly rendered, aud
many . man ssains, whom appearances have been
strongest, has returned and paid hir homes, debts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
GEOFFHpY
NOTICE.

NTH. MAHfk takes Leave 10 iofyrm ,ts fAd;s.
lVAL and gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and lie Vi.
t'hity, thai pc has Just received ~ assortment Of
or. goods OF a ss,perit Z quality, consisting Of, en-
b~foidery collars, eapes, Shirt bos1fps, eJiiars for
y rstt's !, mourning b udke retiefs, searfs, ala y Il,
lae4s Of a,defeh' Kinds, nmbfsilas. sisves, wells,
af''he,s, howafs Iof hornets shd wrtaths, aud o,1f-
er ~sftieies. III Of y sdperb quality, which lp Offer,
Tor sale, rs he has heretofore teen selling. thirty
PER etM ''',tier the prices current. His Store Is nj
Md Iegendrtts.
mic IA=jt l., MANN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Very strange resnmpfion-W We .ee q notice In
a Cincinnati paper stating ,ba. "Mi.s Mary Duff
late Mrs. Adams" will take . benefit 1t The Ma.
'ional thes.re. II woman can resume her
maiden name after marriage, We think tina. moth.
ing should prevent the banks from ,esumins .p..
Gle pay ments,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

SrosAs-Diasrsa. par's Of The United States
have lately bsea devastated BY furious .emtes,s. A
ssw dsys ago, We gave On accuun, or 4 dreadful
storm and ftsshes In Rhode Island, whish de..
tsoyed property 10 srea, amean, rnd many lives,
and % day, we give . detail Of tho awful tornado
In Matches. In Georgia aud the Cstolins., there
asss 'sss'y been ssorms that have done injury 10
agtsst extent. Thousands Of acres Of cotton end
cs'a' are said to have been torn up and swep,
away BY the wind aud rain. Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

a. The Army Il Navy Chronicle states thai
The Wat Department. has passed q regulation
that no esndids's fo' appointment In the s,ny, viii
he examined " instiied. The made guscy Of IL.
pay Of ~ oHIse' 10 support n,ots than himself
Is the principal reason assigned fl, the adoption
0f this regulation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

The Milne Militia BW-Ths Senate hs.
passed a bill appfcpria.ins sao4. 900 10 The Slate
Of Mains fsf the se,tienen, n her militia claims
in the ,A,ostook war and $4,000 10 New f1srp4
shire fot her North Eastern boundary ciaim. Thi.
Il only $40 900.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
STATE nE fn1tfatANA

u n II VI NJTTSIANA Nv"
P.AHISH or E.AS7 UA1fF HOU1E.
1lY virtue Of u proclamation Ut his Exeelfeucy
- the Governor efthe stats NJ Louisiana, nm
election will be held on the first Monday OF July
and the two succeeding days, 10 wiz FIR a rep-
resenlafise TO Congress from the See, nd Congress-
,ona' District Of this State, and for two repf sem
tat'ves from ibis psrisb to the general assembly
81 the state. The election will be held tia Grst
Gay at Gen. Townsend's on the plains, the second
~, at the house Of James Forbes On Sandy Creek,
anh the third day at the Court House in The town Of
Baton he,ge.
mic IA Gu. TESTER. p. J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

+i
Ne.s from E.repe.-By Tho arrival Of tn
'uni,ed s.a,ss," Liverpool dates 70 II. April an.
London to ths 3i.t March have been received.
There ives 4 further decline Of cotton Of I'd pei
ID on interior qualities. the better kinds hold for
fner prices.
The accounts from China, state .ha, tho new
commissioner sent out in tho place Of Elliot has
Arrived and was making arrangements which II
vas thought would completely sttile all Difficult.
ties between England and China. This news
had occasioned several failures In London, among
the tca spectators. 'ho
Tbs Russians hsvs not been able 10 bear the
cold 10 Chisa. Tho expedition against thu,
country, had been nearly destroyed by tho in.en.
sity Of the weaiher.s
Ills said that the queen Of England, 10 in a
lair way Of soon experiencing the pleasure. Of
maternal affection.
The King Of Holland has proved false hearted
and will no. marry his lady love.
Spain IL once moro becoming tranquil. There
u sotns talk Of giving Espartero aud his poster.
". 100000 reals yearly forever.
The English papers say nothing about tho
North Eastern boundary question. John Bull
does no. seem 10 entertain al idea Of tho probs.
hili,y Of . war with brother Jons.han.
Tho British ministry were defeated 10 tho house
Of Common on the 9Th March. In tho vote
for passing Lord ssaniey's bill for the registration
of Irish voters, 10 . second reading, O'Connell
and the ministers were opposed, and tho majority
against ihon,, ives sixt en-. =s
The emigration from Europe to America ,bj.
year, II il expected will amour, 10 st less, SO. 900
'ersons, most Of them leaving on account Of re.
isi"us troubles. % t3ft4Ey4-
Her Msjss.y's chip Modesfs hss captured two
LAYERS, one Of them having on board no less than
10 Africans.
Fanny Elssler the charming queen Of dancers.
ill shortly bs 10 Amorics.
A motion was made 10 shs British House Of /
'ommons on the 2nh March. 10 suspend the :
aymens Of E2l, 900 a year grated To the Duke I.
! Cumberland. 70 long ~ be remains King Of !
Ianosre. Il was lost, ayes 50, noes rs. /
We extract the following items from our q. !
langcs. 4
Congress Jor tie e6airs Of the Eaa-The :
eipsic Ga1e,ts sssests thu, the Austrian Govern. P
ent has proposed the convocation Of a Congress :
Ministers on the affairs of the East, 10 meet st 3
ePi'tz next summer.at which also the Empeross 5,
Austria and Russia. and the King Of Prussia, =
be present. This pto,ec,. ii adds. as been :,
received by the gtea, powers. :
were received IN Paris On "wednesday. =
anfaing the news ofs declaration Of war by :"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

The boundary quesiion--1n the British House
Of Commons on the 9Th March. . motion WIS
made fort The production Of paper. relating to the
boundary question. Lord John Russell argued
against the production Of the documents. on Tho
grounds ,ha. they nigh. lead to angry discus.
sions. He said that he did no. IN the least anti.
cipase any Interruption Of the harmony thu. OK.
istsd between the two nations. The governments
Of both countries. we're too sensible Of tho ad,an.
,agss Of peace to wish Cor ito termination, and
were perfectly convinced tha. there ives nothing
10 the boundary question, which could no, be am.
icahly arranged. II both parties were determined
10 abide BY the principles Of justice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rougc-Third
Diatiict CN0rt.
'''" y. '''''' N. s4.s

Lsdd Il Morgan.
TOY virtue Of . writ of piuries fri .Ese,as 10
- me dire c,sdby The Honorabls the Third
District Court, Parish and State = fo,esaid. viii be
exposed Al pub lie sale on
Wednesday, 9Th May, 1910,
al the court house, between the asual hours ofsate.
all The right, title interest, and claim, Of The de-
fsndaass, IN aud 10 the following described proper.
", 10 wit:
10. 30 2, in square No 2G, in that ,a,. of the
town Of Bat"n Rouge laid out BY r.. Eenurega,d,
with all The buildings and Improvement thereon
seized 10 satisfy the judgment and costs IN HE
above entitled suit.
lie fms Of SsIe--Casb.
as u Auo. DurLAsrugm, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Missionaries eutsn BY saroges--A letter f,os
Sidney, New South Waie., dated Dec. i.t 1880,
states ,ha, Mcssrs Williams and Harris, two Of
the missionaries sen. ou, by thu London Society,
had been murdered and eaten BY the sa,ases Of
Que of the New Hehtides Islands,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Escape " Dr.. Nvsmaad--We learn ,hat mi.
Individual who was confined In the jail a, Match.
itoohss under 4 charge Of murder, ha. effected biz
escape In npen day. The father Of Tho person he
killsd offers $4,000 tewstd Tor his apprehension,
sud ihs sheriff $500 more.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Law IN NJ lslsagpt-fbs Matches Free r',a.
DEF " tbs 18th instant ssy-"W W. 0hdsfsisnd
thst Ne Fedsfsi Cos,, IL taet.en, Al its ptesen,
session, bas adclted ihs State rules Of ptsc.iee
passed. NJ The Iats session Of the Legislature In
reference 10 the impa'lances 10 the next tesmths.
IL, granting PARTIES m new suits one telfn 10 plead;
and tina, II has adopted the new law commonly
called The Valuation Law. AIso, tha, The Hiph
Court, by Judge sba,key in a sety able o%pinion,
has sustained Judge Gholson in his decision pro.
bou6ei6e all eonttscis, entered into for the pur-
chase Of hegtoss since the adoption Of The late
Constitution, utterly null aud void"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
NO.rlGE.

AVfNE ~ be absent for 4 short t;ys finn
M BATON Ho'se, ! have adth6fizsd NJ. satpl.
skoffsld 10 attend 10 my business during my hb.
senes, a. my agent. All persons ba wing bus ness
with tine, and particularly thoss indebted To ins,
~ fequesisd 10 call IN him and | will avail my.
ELF 81 Ibis opportoni.y In request MI thoss indeb,-
ri to me 10 call and pay, ~ give their notes fyf &C.
counts tot already settled.
mlf Id NJ SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

!Ser species Of naturalization The English
traders take Ohio aud other Western wheat. early
1. through tho Welland Canal then have 1, ground
and naturalieed ~ English doar. and 70 Il goes
down the 81 Lawfe nee to England.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Oregon 7erritory-A join, resolution for the
occupancy and settlement Of the Oregon terrific.
~, has been reported 10 Congress by The com.
'ni.,es to whom tho consideration Of that quss.
tlon was referred. The resolution maintains The
title Of the United States Ia this Territory, snd
declares tha. il will not DO sbanjcnsd. The ssso.
tuition provides that a. soon ~ the boundaries Of
the Orsgoa Territory are indispuiably dcte, minej,
one thousand acres Of land shall b granted to
every white male inhabitant Of said territory, of
the sgs Of eighteen years and upwards, who shall
cultivate and use tho same for Ave consecutive
years. This important resolution viii, i, 10 cx.
pscsed. receive The sanction Of both houses Of
Congress.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Gu. CrocheH 1T II stated tina. The family Of
the Tennessee bock woodsman, have received n
letter written them from the Mexican mine wber,
be IL 0 %Jrisoner. and that one Of his sons has
gone to kexico to procure his liberation,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

HsSssrr.-Ah individual whose name we be.
lisss 10 Spears. stopped nrst The Raecoutei bend,
The wreck u . AZ. boat which, u Ia supposed.
VA. floating Down tbs Mississippi from hatcher,
end found 10 Il upwards Of $4,000 principally 10
Louisiana money, sud iatnedis,eIy delivered all
10 the Parish Judge Of Petite Coupee. This IL
an &C, deserving the creates. s~ppIsuse. fr very
rarely DO men &c, justly when they can do wrong
with IMMUNITY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Tsa wa.raAn was quite eolj last Saturday
and ,ls beginning Of Ibis week. A keen bias,
blsw ftvm The Noiih~est, snj The fuflsj ~s,efs
81, ,be Mississippi and the chilly sspsti Of nature.
wcts ,nors In unison with The depth Of winter,
than si,h The genial month Of May.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

nf A large meeting Of Wings, Numbering d,
least hfteen thousand persons, hs, been held In
baltimore. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16

Probate sale.
WILL be sold Ny The undersigned jrtdss IN
the 9Th ofJuns nekf, the follow ing props
e,t9 belonging tn: rtis snfs sssiob " the Ists w nj
Uehbsm dersastV, viz.
ONE tract or LAND
on the high lands bsl6w Baton Rouge. csat4 ming
two atpen,s front by 40 10 depth, At The distance
Of FIVE miIes.being the lower psfi Of a ,,sei Of land
formerly belonging TO the estate Of Eve Tfsger,
joining lands u the hsir NJ smlti, bslow another
pie q Of lHod, containing IL superficial arpeoss At
about ts . miles from This town, adjoining lands
Of Dnpiahtlsf and Me Donoueb.
Jst'hs--Oae, t~o, and three years credit, In
enaorssd hotes payable IN Bank with mortgage.
and Ten per cent after dee
m9 10 Oh. TESTER, r. j.