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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

0Tbe Charleston Mercury Of the 18th inst,
erasoaes he death Of Governor Noble Of South
Csrolina.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

The bitl au,hsfisins he F,ssiJsa, 10 raise 1900
mea 10 serve In FtDt,aa has passed The huuse Of
Representatives sad will without dssbt. bessti,e .
law
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

1'se esi ~ 90 The i4ih match by j. u. Gesdfy,
I;giob i assilss bslew tbs cunt ,,euss bf ths Par
,s, II WEst t,stpn Rouar. 4 ffsdas ttsfsR IT 4
bsy salo,;f, about sis IT ssven years old, In wig
a Slta,isi, mufh on the left shoulder, sf,leb horse
ifltbs MT ejaimsd IN biesty days from ths publis
eat;so pflt,s present h6ties, will bel /, ztt6ssd ~
pt,biir SIZE eopfetmabi, ~ tts fegHIatiens Of The
rsitee ifty If the said Parish by the undersigned
n lila oG.ea on lie gDta June nest At 10 o'ciaek
A, II. Hos aosb iitBffr, Jp.
WIS, 5lh i'm t!at,pe g5ti, nh trh 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

-
f4.st,es.-Tts stSstlsss il Cyhasedsus,
nave tsssl,sd In 1 ssaapltss Wing iIatSths the
nsjsii.y tvf uevsfhaf, ~as ateat fysr shsass''s
ass hubassdl III tbs Legislature aisty NY why's
have gsi0ed q sfsat sieioty,
Allie municipal s%leelions 10 Cibeibsaii, ihe
~ita,ti.en .iekt,. vas carried by u latse ,~na|'tliy'
All The effects elected, amounting 10 siefy ire
~. Wings with sbe exception III a constable IN
the bird District. TIE Whis t~bsjstiiy judging
ftem ihs election If Te~n trustees, wss 1902
III Tennessee, d, ijaif,fd county which gave
gss. Pain bu0 Bajtii,y las. August, tis Wings
have uismpbsd. The shelby siils lase fare pa
pei acknowledges Thai ~ party has been hesss'i'
badiy heater, and adds, aii Il ps,fse. s,sH 10 ssHs
o.bpt .ise,"
Annappii. IN Maryland has elected s'l hss
municipal ,,fsepis ffrfi The Wits tshhs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

Complimentary 10 IN AL entitled q Al aa 10
Abvish imprisonment jpt dsh'
!. BIZ !, ehsetsd by The Senate aud house 81 Hep.
tsasehtatiyes III the State yf Louisiana IN general
assembly 3 ,aspned That from and after the
passage of Ibis Act, The condition Of The bond To
be- given by i debtor who shall have been ATTEST.
ID by his creditor t%utless fst ssa's Of the causes
pointed eut Ii The tahii section Ut ihs abdse etis
i,Ied aet) shall be that The debtor shall MOI depart
ti,s Stats, 10, The term Ut three %insbtlis, ard When
arrested fyt any Of lhe est.es pointed oft III said
leah %seeiia,. ihs condition of ,bs bond 10 be
given shall he that II The fraud complained d
| shalt hs established, the security shall be liable for
The Debt Ut the complaining creditor, n ease The
deblet shall have departed ff0h, ths Stats Without
the teass II the Gguft.
Signed. WIN. DEBUfa,
Speaker Of .ths House 1f Representatives
Signed, FEbdA aaHtlA,
President or The Senate.
Approved March ssih, 1910.
signed, A. u. ROMAN.
Governor Of tile state of Louisiana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
Atip Advertisements.
OrfieB err B.sN OF Nsw OntsAss,
peten Heuas, April S0tb. 1s4O y. .

Betob Huuss, April S0tb, 1s4o, ,
Tr,ttE foila*i8g gentle mel l,av fefii eleftsa o.
feftots II this etiea f6f the %ehsitIts Fsat.
JaHs fnitttps, fsiD8ss IhH66ttR,
h. FAvagf, TITS DsvAhL,
:Jostta fhHs.aB.
MD III II Hssting Ut the bo tft held ,iia d ny
t6tt, pt,Iltips 4 sa, has basti elected PIE siteBts
Di count dkys, eyefy Tuesday. All NOTES IN
tended fut Hiss cum 10 be- offered tie tlatY before
All iIeaf Il. sitFppERs, ia Ftisf.
~ NOTICE.
~ 10 tsys.Ms mi fuaw at,ted from ttabing for
! psts ~dts~n<by sits Gil Wits, Of w parish
N t5ast jts,et Iasap. MI the 81 day Ut Dree mbsf
4 H. js3s, fgf tiie stii If three huHdfed and
e;ab,y aiybt 45ttbj doiiafs 1883 45j payable
10 jefferson Stokes, III bfdef The said tlfbniisshs
~ note has bees ftiiy paid ~ ,t,e undersigned and
should be cancelled.
II. r. TAYLOR,
.5s Yias ~. II. "a tIbJt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
MaYORaLITY.

THE price of fresh Gour being "a 90 per bar
ell, the bakers must give, The ensuing week, 81
unces of bread for . dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
4 STATE OFLOB1gfANA.
PARISH on EAST HAyfON NUUUk.
Third Ustftei Cysrk
Bank " LssisIs6s

jas. Ns~so,s sna VIM. Hswss.A -
u si'tas Of ! wi, Of fsd fatiss 70 me Al
- ftftea BY the Hon HE lh,,d District C6us
Parish ami State aforesaid, will BE- sspsssd & ~ pub
lie sails Oh
Wednesday,. seth May, ts40,
NJ The t6et. hoose between The. usual h6efs Of ssts
all .hs fight, Title, lntsfes. aiHt eis'ht NJ ms de-
fsnaaits N siia ~ HE following desetibee pes
s6tai property, VI, wii-
A ptetdasssfy Ddts dfaw6 ~ James NJ. Elsn
IL The order Of James News6tn, fpf s;x bepa,ea
ard seventy seven d6tlsfs, dated afr Neysasbss
1870 aiid endorsed ~ ths ssH Jsnss Ssws6dss
srlzsd 10 satisfy The Judgment aud esst, in ,ha
ahbse entitled suits
Ttfpts III sails -Cssb
AfB 10 Aes. IJerLAsYffs. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

40 NOTICE.
IVA UN5tFUH DIVERT h%HYipst la,ely fez
se.t 81 t,,;t No. Orleans n ~eotnp'ete resentment
If sj.ee { fjuas. has tie haiiaf IL infsftaitg tis
pe6lie ,bissi he vii he babpy IN fa8i+h ,teh, 10
those wltjmay have t,i#nas ept If f.paif. Az.
pty ri ,hf office Of The Gazette
aH Ei@ate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

ne dsfsBInas NJ sply tss6 ssisy y ssnitfflns
~ unjvst ptefe tenss VI advantage upuit afieilisf
bb,a HUI afsaitss, ~hyss dsaAsgd ~ sesssily
due, sssls aslssdaat NY bs ssiis ysd hgtn tiis IN
pfissaaHsls BY paying me complaining e'saitot.
VI spvs,flas ihs injufy u ftaia complained o.;
shd ID esss The jury o. eeat. " tlas ease ipsy W.
shall md the charges sgaiist iiis ltesst 'tt,iets',.
JED. and .ha, ths creditor has proceeded without
~ ss,,.,abis ground Of suspicion, liiey may Inn
III b damages against The party complaining
~ hi fessoaHlis and jast.
See i4ih De Ii further snseied, etc, Tbss the
sssdi.ss WIN s,sy proceed against his aeb'ef On.
der The ttssisibts Ut ttis tenth " eleventh see.
tjsns If this Ell ntns ID ths SANS seiiyi proceed
ssaibst iis patty In fsypt ef whom ths delsiiasns
i,avs made she sails, seBveyanee, tsvftsasf, tfatiss
fsf, pledge. assignment " payment evtnp'a'hsa ~
s,,a he evui, htsy render JUDI aieih sgaihs' such
Third pa,iy III t,,fsss,ea III The existing laws.
BED 9Th And be IL further ehsetsd, etc, That
ihs d tasts complained d. shall tet ly the rtai
,i.ists Ut This set. liz denied ai deprived VI iiis
t,epeat Ut The wfis VI ,ifatsas Eosp.s.
s,4ps1, WIN bEBtYs.
spssAef Of lie House d Representatives
Signed, FBblA aAhoia,
President Ut The Senate,
Apptstsi march astb 1910,
%s,a,,vl, 4. u, H0MAN.
tipystnof Of the stats Of Lsaislapa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-07

der which other interests labor. Ifthe farmer
not get his former price for the products Of his
farm he cannot pay his hands their old wages
The consequence is general reduction in the price
Of labor all round. But with this many of the
manu- acturing establishments unable to go on.
AS on the Merrima OK so the Connecticut Ma.
ny Of our manufacturers have closed operations al.
together, and their bands driven to another
Place for employment-But if the administration
goes much longer in the way it is now going,
even this last re source will be denied them. The
embalrassments will not merely be general, but
universal Let the people arouse themselves in
season, and put down the administration whose
great aim seems to be to PUT THEM DowN!- Clare
mont (N. H. Eagie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-07

GlngersoIl, the son of Mr. Nay lor's competitor,
sent challenge to Mr. Naylor by Col. Pleas
onton. The bearer of the challenge asked for the
privilege of delivering the note in private room,
which Naylor granted. Entering the room, he
handed the challenge to NayIor, who read it, and
remarked that it was hostile message, and he
would answer it in writing Peasan;on demanded
10 know what the character ofthe answer nigh, be-
Nayor declined giving it, saying that the nature Of
tho business required written answer. The de.
mand was insisted upon in angry and overbear-
ing tone. AT this Maybe opened the door and re-
Questcd Pleasonton to leave his house A scufle
ensued -Naylor knocked IngersoIl's tool down
and kicked him into the street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-07

OFFICE SEEKERs-AHoY! One ofthe Custom
House gentry in this County, and one in Orleans,
whose names appear the "Blue Book" have
been ousted from Office, and their commissions,
we presume, now at the command Of the high.
est bidder. We have heard already of one offer
made OF one of these commissions, TO a whose
influence Is very necessary to the election
OF Van Buren, Representative next fall in the
town where he resides-but those who offered il
found they had "waked up the wrong passenger"
If not peddled out soon, these commissions may be-
had by such persons will agree to bring the most
political capital in aid Of the Van Buren, party
The Salaries will be paid in specie, which is worth
10 per cent more than the currency of the people;
and the prospect is favorable for still farther ad.
vance None need apply who will not spend his
day about town denocncing Cen Harrison as
"coward," an cold granny" and "back cockado
federalist,' and his nights riding from town TO
town distributing orders to the faithful, &c. As
there is nothing TO be done pertaining to the Offices
beside this, the salaries deemed an ample @.
quivalent. For further particulars inquire of the
Hon. J. b. of s. or r. &. II. at Derby. Sealed
will be received till the Goth inst.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-07

Shall zoe hare a War @-No. The South will
not agree to it, if the North desired it. The South
will control ''the northern man with Southern
principles as they have always done. A war
would ruin the cotton trade, and might result in
conquest OF the Canadas, and their union with US,
against which the whole slave interest of the coun-
try will be arrayed. 1t is the general opinion that
Van Bnrcn wishes to raise panic about some
question ofoccupancy, avoiding the main question:
in order to hide the rottenness of the administra-
ton and as an apology for the issue of some ten or
fifteen millions ofTrcasury Notes, to meet the de.
mand extravaganca and corruption has made up
the Treasury
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-07

We learn from Boston that wool has experienced
u sad decline within two weeks. individuals who
purchased in the country the last summer prices
cannot now sell without sacrafce of 20 and 25
per cent.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
NOBLE SENTIMENT.

Afer General Harrison, with the Northwestern
army, had destroyed the Indian villages IRON which
the ruthless hordeS of savages had i>Sncd which
murdered our men AT the river Riisin, he iSsn
proclamation to his army on the I'd oil inuary, 1873,
giving details Of hi, killed and wounded, aud ex-
horing his soldiers 10 mercy the yanquished foe.
He says
" Ii is with the sincerest pleasure that your gene.
raj has heard that the most punctual obedience was
paid 10 his orders; not only in saving the women
and children Of the enemy, but in sparing all The
warriors who ceased 10 resist; and that, even when
vigorously attacked BY the enemy, the claims of
MERCY prevailed over every sense OF their own
danger and this heroic band respected the lives OF
their prisoners. The General believes that humani
ty and true bravery are nseparabe, The rigid
rules OF war may sometimes, indeed, make severe
retaliation necessary; but The advantages which at
tend frequent recurrence to il are uncertain and
to be compared 10 The blessing which Providence
cannot fail 10 shed upon the efforts Of the Christian
soldier who is lin battle lion, but The battle
ended. in mercy Il lamb Let an account of the
murdered innocens be opened in the records of
Heaven against our enemies alone. The American
soldier will follow the example Of his Government,
and neither the sword of the will be raised
against the helpless or the fallen, the gold Of the
other paid for the scalp Of masSacred enemy"
Such sentiments show th- inherent goodness of
Gen Harrison's heart. The victory he achieved
told TO the world his military skill and his fearless
courage, while this proclamation manifested his
wise bsnevoence. Well would ii have been If the
same leHllv Hdu DeeH SHOWN 10 lutSanS IN OtHeI
parts OF our country; but another and a contrary
spirit was exercised by oher Generals in their
tests with the Indians, and opposite results are pal
paby visible. The Northwestern Indians, whom
Harrison subdued, though far more numerou, and
warlike have trusted u.s. and never rebelled except
when starved and defrauded, and robbed as the
Sacs were by the Indian agents appointed by our
late President. The Seminoes have hated u.s. and
will hate us forever; and now, when twenty millions
have been spent in vain 10 subdue handful of these
Indians, the Administration cannot drive them out
without the aid of H00dhouRds Will the blood
hounds do better than the mild measures OF The
"good and gallant Harrison ~ DeI Jour
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

tor example-lfa person whose age is 80 years next
birth day should pay the Company 81 81 II would IN
$0o be paid to his heirs whomsoever he may
direct should he die in year, or for 81 80 annually
for years the Company would pay 500, should he die
in years for 81 SO annually during life, they would
pay the 500 whenever he desAnd in the same propor
tion for larger sumthus 1000 may be insured for
person at the age just named for Sl3 l0--or
$4,000 for SOS so, &c HI
9, TRUSTS AND DEPOSlTES.-The charter Of
the Company also authorizes them receive and manage
trusts Of every description, that may ne
med to their charge whether from individuals courts of
Justice corporate bodies They authorized to be.
guardians Of the estates OF minors and others, and
trustees under wills.
Any of money may be received in trust and upon
interest and the interest and deposte money to be dspo
sed of in 'omlty with the direction ofhe owner
3 ENDOWMENTS.-A person who desires pro-
vide capital for ward when he shall arrive at
the age OF %, marriage portion for daughter,
effect the object with the Company.
A. ANNUIrlES.-Will be granted or purchased and
ney be immediate, or to commence after stated Pc
nod after the decease Of another person.
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance, Trusts,
&c may be had at the office.
B. w. RICHARDS President.
JNO. F. JAMES, Actuary.
GEO w. ASH, Treasurer ap l3tf
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOlN MEMS B1 lliE PRESIDENT,
By and nth he adrice and consent of the Senate
Joseph Redue Surveyor and Inspector of the Revenue
for the port OF Chester, Md from the 9th instant, when
his late commission expired.
j r. Hardeuberg, Surveyor for the district OF Perth
Amboy and Inspector Of the Revenue for the port Of
New Brunswick, n Ju from the 9th ns when his late
commission expired.
Hiram Perry, Surveyor and Inspector Of the Revenue
for the port OF Albany, N Y, from the 6lh INST, when
his late commission expired
Benjamin Stiles, Collector of the Customs for the ds--
,rlct OF Hardwcke, Geo from the 9Th inst when his
late commission expired
Thomas Nelson, Collector Of the Customs at Rich
mond, Va, from the 9th inst when his late commis-
sion expired
John Dangerheld Jr., Collector Of the Customs for
the district Of the East River, Va from the 18th inst
when his late commission expired
James Dell, Collector OF the Customs for the district
Of St Johns, Florida from the 18th inst, when his late
commission expired.
William Mburn. to be Surveyor Of Public Lands in
the States Of Illinois and Missouri.
Matthew Birchard, at present Solicitor Of the Gene
raj Land Office, be Solicitor Of the Treasury, in the
place Of Henry ID. Gilpn, appointed Attorney Gene
raj
Edmund Christian to be Marshal OF the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, from the 2sth of
December, 1882 when his former term Of service eI-
pred
Norris Wilcox, to be Marshal Of the United States
for the District OF Connecticut, from the 2sh day Of
January, 1910, when his present commission will cx-
pre-.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
POETRY.
NEW ENGLAND.

New England dear New-E England
My birth place proud and free;
"A Traitors curse be on my head,
When am false to thee
While rolls the bright Connecticut,
10 silver 10 the sea
While old Wachusei, rears its head
will remember thee
BY every recollection dear,
BY friendships halowed tie,
by scenes engrayen on the hean,
BY love that cannot die;
Anu by The sweet, the farewell kiss
OF dearest Rasalie,
New-Engldnd-dear New England!
viii remember theel
may not climb thy misty hills,
Al purple eve or morn,
nor bind among thy laughing girls,
The yellow sheaves of corn.
may not tread the crags that bear
The thunder OF the sea.
But by the bright autumnal Sky,
Twill remember thee!
Though in the far and sunny south,
The eyes OF love may shine,
And music al the revel charm,
And beauty pour the wine,
Twill not listen TO The harp
Nor join the revelry,
But in the fountain plunge my cup,
And drink health 10 thee.
ts
And when from weary wanderings,
Al length hasten back,
How blithely will tread again,
The old familiar track;
And if my Rosalie be true,
And false she cannot be,)
New-England in thy mountain streams,
I'll drink again to thee
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

( NUkE FOR RHEUMATISM M-Dean's Rheumatic
- rus are an efeotual remedy for the Rheumatism
ana all similar Diseases such Gout Cramp Spasms
Numbness &C They have been extensively used in the
United States Tor the last een years with very high an
probation, and muttudes have been relieved by them
from most distressing attacks of The Rheumatism Per
sons who have been afflicted with the Rheumatism from
ffen 10 fcenty years. or who have been wholly unified
tor business for two years together and unable 10 vail
without ad have, by using the Pills been fully restored
For sale by MAYNARD & Noyes sole agents. Boston. bv
the Druggists in Ba more, and X. s. Patterson and s
i. Todd Washington. oct a.6mIs
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

FLoRiDA-The Savannah Georgian Of the 9Th
instant states that the campaign in Middle Florida
has fairly opened. Col GARLAND. in command of
the lst column, composed Of eleven companies OF the
Isl and 2d Infantry is ordered to scour all the ham
mocks between the ST. Augustine road and Tie Geor-
gia line, and has already, with nine companies,
passed through Patterson's Hammock from west TO
east, without discovering any indication Of Indians
Col. DAVENPORT, in command Of the I'd column
composed OF Dragons ARTILLERY, and 9Th Infantry,
has commenced operations south Of the ST. Angus
tine road, between il aud the Gulf
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

SWAN QUlLLS.-A small lot, very superior, are Just
~ received for sale by F. TAYLOR
Also, English Letter and Note Papers Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids.
All kinds royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Perry's National Pen, article.
Perys Mapping and Lithographic Pens
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Easer, and Penknives in great
~ all at as o~ prices the articles having regard
to the quay) can be found in this country. mar 10
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
T IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
1 The Girard lie Insurance Annuiy and Trust Com.

n =
pany of Phadephia incorporated by the Legislature, by
perpetual charter, (otce No $50 Chesnut sreei) make
assurances upon Livesreceve and execute Trusts and
eceive Deposites in trust and nterestgrant Annui-
ties and Endowmenls make engagements generally
into which the contingency OF life enters.
LIFE INSUkANCE.-Personsm may effect insuran-
with the Company upon their lives the lives
of others for year. term Of years, the whole Of
life and the premium may be paid annually or in one
The following table shows the rate at which an nsu-
rance OF 100 dollars may effected the life Of heal
thy person for year years or the whole dura
on of life, residing in the Northern Middle States, AT
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23
CAITTIONl!!

WE are called on to caution the public the Druggists
w in particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may be offered any OF
DR.. EYANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their Unprecedented in the OF Consump
ton, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Costise
ness Loss OF Appetite, Papitation Of the Heart, Pain.
in the Head, Breast Back and Limbs, Dizziness, Rest
essness, and all diseases originating IN the Stomach,
Heart, Lungs Liver, and their associate organs &c has
caused reckless Ipposter, who il is ascerained, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
&c to counterfeit and vend deleterous imitation Of
EVANS'S CAMOMILE & APERlENT PILLS.
and another impostor has introduced into Pcnnsyvana,
&c. spurious article purporting TO be Paris SooTH.
INo SYRUP, for children when cutting teeth -both Of
which deleterlous counterfes Therefore, IN order
protect the public against the nroads Of such mpos
tons, and them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing. he has caused the
label of Evans Camomile &c Pills, ITO be entered nc
cordiny to Of Congress"
notice of which entry is printed the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
OF Dr. j. L. PARIS be stricken ont OF the label on
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth, that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
nm nfalble remedy for the pain and sickness which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and APP
proved by thousands Of mothers and who have by
its early application, only prevented their children
from suffering excrutiang pain but in many instances
rescued them from death
nr Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans never yends any of MS medicine
through the medium Of his resident agents. adver
tised throughout the Union his Western office, Lou
isvile Ky and his principal office, 100 Chatham street
New York where wholesale orders will be promptly
cute on the most liberal terms.
n The public may assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge OF DR. Evans or any OF
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public
tice OF the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsfs who have been detected, and their will be
laid before the public early date The best protec
ton he offer for the present caution
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, d. c.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

DREMIUM WRITING INK----MA YNARD d
4 NOl ES,S, for which they received Diploma at
the FIRST annual Fair Of the Massachusetts Mechanic As
ISOLATION u being considered by the Committee AS the
Best Ink in the market" For sale by the manufacturers
Boston, sold N Washington by w NJ. Morrison, j. T.
sullivan, " Fischer q Anderson, r. s. Patterson, +.
Taylor J. Kennedy, J. f. Calan oct O. 96mis
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

WATKINS ON CONyEYANCING, is concluded
" IN the June number Of the Law Library which CON
tans also the commencement Of Treatise by The Lord
ohiei Baron Gilbert, on Rent. The work may be exa-
mined at the bookstore Of +. TAYLOR
The Law Library publishes so to go dollars worth oi
law books every year for 10 dollars with the farther ad
vantage to subscribers Of receiving them through the
mai' al tniing postage in any part OF the country.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-23

{ MPTAlN KIDD, a Romance by ngraham, author Of
- !" iahtte" the Pirate of the Guf &c in volumes,
Is nus day received, for sale y f. TAYLOR for cir
cuaon among the subscribers To the Wayery Clrcuat.
ing Library. mar 0