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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
"lNuERE WAS GEN. HARRISON AT TIL
RATTLE OF THE THAMES 20

BATTLE OF the THAMES ~
10 the summer of 1885 Col. Jonysov
made a stump speech ono of the -" Hun.
,crs of Kentucky" took the liberty oI
propounding to Col. JOHNSON the above
question. Col Jon>sov's answer was
as follows. Let the drlamcrs Of lIARRl.
son treasure il ip their recollection:
lie WAS ~ the very spot where The
Commander in. chief opgd 10 hare been
Hc wds in The spot whcre his ddy coii,c {
him. Uc wds amidst he mhi..ipg qI ri
fe bullets, oreriooking NE morcmcnis 81
our mounted men-reody 10 charge ore,
The dead bodies Of my brother and myself
had mc prored unfortunate in mc onset, ia
order 10 arsnge us. No oSE MUST AT
TEMPT 10 rIckLr MY FANCY Nv INrIMA
rixG, " NY rsrssSor, mar GIN. Han
RIsoy Is A COWARD ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
Final Notice.

A III. persons indebted 10 the late hrm u'
"A .SHEffIELD s. BELL, are request.
cd 10 call on the subscriber and settle their
accounts or notcs--as all accounts or notes
no, paid ~ the fist cf August. 1910, viii
then hc placed ~ the hands Of ~ Attorney
for cole ciion without discrimination.
THOMAS r. SHEFFIELD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
Positive Notice.

A Lf. unsettled accounts IN favor of tllc
~ SUBSCRIBER. n not adjusted by the Isl
day of Aneust will amer HAT time be placed
10 ,l.e hands of an Attorney lot collection.
AUGUSTUS BUSH
Ncwpcrt, July 9, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
CIADmNS DCNL ALI.
PROFESSOR OF TIE FLUTE.

PROFEsSOR or TIE FLUTE,
Respectfully m'o,ms he mhabitan's Of .Nw.
port anil lis riSiiors,
VNTIAT he proposes giving instruction on
L that fashionable and delightful ins;ru-
mcnt, as taught by him upon his peculiar
original sys,cn) il the principal cities aud
villages of many states of the Union.
The Violin aud Guitar taught upon similar
principles. 49,.
Several superior toned Flutes, Violins, Sc.
on hand, of various sizes and prices.
A choice selection of Music for the Flute
and Piano Forte, Violin, Voice, Guitar, Sc.
consisting Of operate and other fashionable
airs, and adapted as Solos. Ducts, Trios, & c.
for one or several Instruments.
Also, instruction books, for various instru.
men,s aud singing, by the most emincn'
masters.
Pupils attended at home or abroad.
PAHk House., Newport, X. ].
July 10, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

To what do the signs of the times
point now p Globe.
They point To Gen. IIarrison's cleo
ton as true as the needle 10 the pole, or
leg -treasurer's nose 10 Texas. Prem
lice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

NEW ORLEANS LOTTERY.-Persons
~ who hov, puschascd tickets in the New
Orleans Real Estate Lottery, Of the subscri.
bcr. can have item exchanged Tor tickets ~
The School Fund Lotteries Of this State, II
application be made immediately.
Jnly2. WM.SVOSE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

The Pennsylvania papers say thatthe
crops in that state this year viii exceed
any Of the last four years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
LOOK QUITE!

"Cauiion' is The Parent of Safety.
| An attack of the PILEs" may be positive.
ly prevented by using (~hcn the premoni,o-
ry symptoms are fell) The celebrated H4IS
LLNLUE.NT. There are more than one
hundred people in this city, ond in the Uni
ted States an immense number, who have
suffered beyond endurance by this dread.
in complaint, who keep tlcInsclve wholly
free from attacks by applying this linimcnt
when they feel my symptoms Of It's np-
prnach: of this there is The most perfect
proof
NP None Genuine without the name Of
Cvn,stock s. Co., written on the wrappers.
SOLOMON N9lS.
Sold ut No. . Fletcher street, n. Y, and
by Il. J. TAYLOR, llS Themes street,
Newport. Il. |. TJuly %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
Five dollars Reward.

Il EFT on Cononicut shore, near the north
- dumping, GOLD lOCKET set with
pearls, containing hair. Whoever will rc'
turn the same to this Office shall receive the
above reward. July ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

Court Of Probate, Portsmouth, Juiy 20, 1910
A N Instrument in Writing dated 9th day
IA Of June, 1ei0 purportug to be the LAST
Will and Testament Of Stephen B. CornoH,
late of Portsmouth, Esq. dec. was presented
Tor probate and Letters testamcntnry there
on
II is ordered, that the same be received
aud the consideration thereof referred to q
Court of Probate. TO be holden at the Town
Hall in Portsmouth, on the second Monday in
August next, at 1 o'clock y. m. and that pre-
vious notice be giEn, in This town according
to law, and also in The HeraM oChe Times,
three several tilres, that all persons interest.
ed may appear at said time and place and
be heard. A true copy-wl,ncss:
| July 23. SAMUEL CLARKE, Pro. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

lSTATEMENr Of the situation Of ID. Banks
| - in Rhode Island. on Monday, July 9th,
ls40, a. the appears from tire Returns made
TO the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, S9,959,s25 00'
bills ia Circulation, 1880, 81 90
Balances due other Tanks, i3J.FJ6 o.
Net Profits on hand, 4O3,S16 %
Dvid, nds unpaid, T,23i SO
D.po,ir, ON interest, IO2.0 .0I3 80
Deposits not On interest, 76O.52I 80
TOTAL amount Of Liabilities, Sl3,5l9, i3o 50
RESOURCES.
Toans and Discounts, Sil ,6s6, 297 90
Specie W Banks, 49,, ,59i 81
Bills Of other Banks, 27l ,IS5 90
Balances due from other Banks, 750,l III -
Stock ~ own Bank, lO3,7'3 10
stock IL cal Estate & other Property, 3iS i04 o.
Total amour, Of Resources, Si3,5i9,i3e 50
OF tho bills aud notes discounted, there ~ due
out OF tl,c state, the rum Of S3,sOs,oiO %
And payable IN the state, 7,s1,2o7 ~
Of tie circulation, thsre is held
by the banks. 2ls.sI6 0o
In The hand, Of the public, l,isi ,Ioi 90
| I,y comparing tho above Abstract with tire re-
urps made to tho Commissioners, June lst,
$40. il ai pcars tia, since that date
The Circu aiion has been Increased, ,759 80
The Specie has bcen reduced III 1868 IL
The Deposits, including Dividends
/ unpaid have bren increased 1918 "a
And The Loans aud Discounts have
be bee" m ,educrd 2e.2as o.
Office cftho BD,k Commissioners,
| P,ociisncc, Jul, l7,lsI0.
HENRY ANr.loNi, pans Con,
NM. fECkiiAM,
GEO q. KING,
j2s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23

$50 Kings Highway, by &. r. Il. James
2vuls.
2S7l Indy Jane Grey, an Historical novel
by Thomas Miller, 2vols.
1872 Word 10 Women, and other Gatherings
by Caroline Fry, vol.
1913 Georgia Scenes, by native Georgian
! vol.
2s7l Colin Clink, by Charles Ilooton, ] vol.
2S75 Countess Ida, tale Of Berlin, BY The.
odore s. Fay, vols.
$50 Grcyslayer, Il romance Of the Mohawk
by &. Hoffman, . vols.
2S77 Marryait's Diary in America, secont
scrcs, vol.
1913 Cousin Gcoiltry the old Bachelor, by
Theodore Hook, : vols.
2S70 Woman and her Master, Lady Morgan
= vols.
1850 The Quiet Husband, by the author O.
Nan Darrell, &c. &C., 2 vols.
1881 Loves Progress, by Mrs. {. Gilman
, vols
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
indicated LOzcngcs.

a MONG which are Bronchitis. Dr. Jack
~ sons Cougl,, Cbine's Worm. Slv mans
Cuugh, Cnmphor, Soda, Catbsrinc and Wprm
! ,czenscs. Tor sale by h. J. TAiinR. lI5
Thames street July9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-23
PROVIDENCE
B COX BIN cry

rIINS. ACKERMAN, BOOK BLNDER.
~ PAPER RULER, and ACCOUNT
BOOK MANUFACTURER would inform
the citizens Of Newport and vicinity, that h"
continues to carry on the above business IN
Providence, mt No.. 4 Union Buildings, di.
rcctly over the City Bank, where he would
be happy 10 receive orders and execute work
for the good citizens Of Newport. For spcci.
mems Of ruling aud blank work, he has the
permission to refer them to the cashiers 81
The n. +. Commercial, the Merchants and
The Newport Banks.
=. 5. Orders for Blank Books promptly
attended to. Particular attention paid TO
rebindng periudlcals-old books, SC.
! Pattern cards made in order.
| Providence July 10, 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
VERY LATE FROM CHINA.

The ship Robert Fulton. at New York from
China, sailed from Hong Kong on the 18th Sep.
TENDER. III
In ths early part Of September, a boat with q
number Of British seamen disappeared, and the
Chinese were suspected Of having captured them.
On the 18th, Captain Smith, Of the British ship
Of war Voltage, with the advice Of Captain Eliot,
declared q blockade Of the port Of Canton, which
was to be enforced after sir DAYS. But mean.
while the missing crew was found; the American
merchants aud ship.nassers protested; aud on the
18th the notice was revoked.
The British trade with China was totally Gus.
pended, and no prospect of an adjustment Of the
difficulties, without aid from England. The OPT.
am trade, however, was carried on very brisxiy,
and at high prices, on the eastern coast Of China,
under the British flag. This alone would proven,
the possibility Of a renewal Of the English trade
with Canton, aud may eventually lead to q sus.
pensio on Of oil foreign trade.
There was muchinitsiion between The English
and Chinese--The former having fred into SC.
veral junks, and having mSde an attack, under
the command Of Capt ElDh., on The forts and
junks, At Kow Loorc, q few miles to the eastward
Q fHons Kong; it was reported that several Cal
nesc had been killed amongst which was q Man.
dssin Of rank. Captain Elliot narrowly escaped,
having . BAH through. his bal. The Chinese
cllmed the victory. A very severe edict had
been issued BY the High Commissioner 10 conse-
quence Of the above attack, and the notice of the
blockade.
The American trade continueLynaE Il moles-
the part Of the. Chi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
IN SENATE.

Sitting IF February l7h.
The special order Of the day called for The bill
70 rec ulsss thc mode Of proceeding in cases oI
eviction.
This bill b intended 10 repeal an article ia the
Civil CoSe BY which the right of persons to be
paid in falls fos improvements II evic.ed.
AdsAsts svoae between Msssrs Scott, Of Baton
Rouge. and Hos.
Mr.. Scott opposed the bill becsuse many per.
sons hsd purchased hena fjc believing they
would b. compensated IL evicted by tho provision
Of this article. That owing TO some late iniorma.
ton on The ~s0ljscs Of tho treaties Of 1909 and
1918 al attempt would be made by those owning
large grants 70 get 4 rshearins Notwithstanding
The dseision Of the Supreme Court, A. they say
they srs prepared to show, that II the facts lately
bfoasht 70 light ~ Col. White relative to those
treaties had been presented for their consideration,
ne dscisioa Of tha Court would have confirmed
oil ss grants r. shSe Spanish government up 10
islo-By Arst pasAins the presen, bill repeating
the ssticis II shs' Cavii Code. the per,ons having
made valuable Improvements would loss pro rata
with We osisinalsewner in case the property was
sold under the provision Of this act. Tha. be did
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

river, sua RATS and chains thsown acsossi y. An
ARRIVAL d. ., Helsiss rom sinsspofs reports that
sessssl vessels, fully stnsd, were about sailing
ifof ihs east coast " China, with = dctss1nlnation,
Of carry Ing on the opium traJs.
Under . decree issued by the Chinese author
tiles, American ships wefe allowed 10 proceed al
once to tue Boeut, in compliance with a petition
from some Of the American Merchants.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
House If ~Reks.esenNtires.
FROM sr.:ANGU&INE.

BY The steamer .souahSner, SSsp,ain Budd, ar
rived yesterday ve b. .si.rcsi2 d the $, Aueus-
tine News Of the 9Th ,ns, frog which we copy
the follow ing parasrafh.::- c6Es|rlesion Mercury.
The bloodhouftds ls,e;;y req 4 from Cuba
have been subjee.sd To- msny 9 3,cnmen.s, the re.
suits of which ha:e hes%.r'..,y satisfactory. They
follow : trail twea,y- faas hour. old with rapidi,y
and accuracy. Some of Them Re to be employ cd
BY the .roops novs scoatifs the. country between
the mouth. Of NacssstIsss Is sawne. rivers,
lna;aa..-Ao ,,..e. l.. ri.s. by 4. part, Of
the enemy, on tho train fsom l,;as,ks to For, No.
10, on Sunday IaA. Thses .ssSaier. were wound
cd, and . .~crjesn.. missing.
The Military Pi..ric,4io 81 WITCH For. No 10 i.
the r~sdis,ing poiA,, ID o. The western banks Of
.he 8, Johns, and its n~orihern boundary commen.
&c. nearly opposite 10 pilola.aa The distance be.
tween Pi,a,aa .nA ,hss k,ort i.Ssho, over 10 miles,
but Is each Of tho poslIs ;;re sisaaird in . bend Of
the river. the trail haste: take HE For. Heileman
road. crossing three srsachesSf the I.-.un-wsk
creek,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

BrasH.-A correspondent Of the Commercial
Advertiser gives a very melancholy picture Of
the political state Of Brazil. The govern mcnt,
although 10 form monsrc1ical, appears 10 be inef-
ing out Of revolutionary movements in different
parts Of the Empire. The rebellion il the Pro-
vince Of Marsnham is still unsubduel, as is like
wise that in the Southern Province of Rio Grande.
There have also been i~ncipient movements OF the
same order at Psrshnbs and Aligoas. vestiges
Of the five years rebellion in the Province Of Para,
still remain. Six negro slaves were lately executed
at Cesru for murder on the high seas. Their
object was freedom end plundcr-,here being a
quality Of specie on board.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cotton at HAVE had risenesince Is. January,
2 10 3 cenlinncs per pound.
At Liverpool, on the 9th January. prices Of
cotton had advanced Sd. on the quoted rates
OF 26ih December. Sales, week ending LIT Jan.
us'y, 5000 | ags-week ending 9th, l3,OnO.-
The ruling rates on the 9Th at Liverpool were for
Orleans ordinary, O. . 6ad; for Orleans good
fair to Bnc, II a 71d.
Stock Of catt,n on hand al Liverpool lst Janus
airy, 1880, ESQ, 900 hags-lst January, 1910,
1873. OOO--being a falling off Of $4,000 bags.
Intelligence had been received 10 England from
New York to the 9Th December, and from New
Orlean. to the 2sth Of November. Their cs.im-
a.cs Of the American crpp were $50 900 bales.
Il appears that in the rccen. conspiracy formed
by the Republican and Bonapartist factions for
the overthrow Of the Orleans dynasty, the Rus.
sian Ambassador wos implicated. Tie emperor
Of Russia had, ii is said, contributed 800 900
france towards the establishment Of a journal 10
support The pre,ension Of prince Louis.
The British Queen is 10 leave London on the
lst March. News from China up to the last Of
October, had been received at London, AMI rem.
jered a war with that country almos, certain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
,-, Q &c Sale.

- PrObat &c Sale, "a
WILL RE SOLD BY Tie Undetermined p,
.lan Judge, on the ninth Of March next. On
wy p'ena'Aes, the following property belotsjnr IN
we succession Of the late John s. Cavle. al mi.
Parish, det eased, viz: Il 80 -"
Inc r'Anaat'on vhereon the deceased resided.
situated 10 This Parish at about 81 mile, from ire
.own o. Baton Rouge, on the Ami,s Road. ~cor,.in-
"g sA handfed ann forty acres more or less. ,ose-
mef WIN all the buildings and improvements
Afro The following Slaves, to wit:
Negro man, Willis,
do. do. Jack.
do. boy, John,
do. do. Franklin,
do. woman Riiles, anil child Jesse.
do. DO. ViSir, aud child Ellen.
Ten shFres Of the Cash Stock Of Inn (.iin,o, 4,
r"rt '1"dsoa Kali Road Company
A LOT NJ household aud Kitchen Furni,bre.
Fafming Utensils;
- head OF cattle. > yoke Of Oxen, WIS
16 head Of Shsep, 30 heat Hogs.
2 Horses, lWkgyon, b
Lot Of Carpenter and Blacksmiths, ,,ols
z head Of Goa,s, 9 guns, 4@a
lot Of Corn snd Fodder. &c. &c. rH :
lerns of sale--Thc Land and Sisyes. On n
crean of- one, two and three years; the Peyso.sI
1'ops'.y-ah Sims ','stes ten dollsrs, cash, above
.sa ""a..f'' IN a credit OF enc yesr-jn good en-
dofsed notes payable IN bank, ann unor,asre ia 4.
retained on the real estate until SnAl svn,s,, I,
os'ng ntletsfood that The two tracts of land s,d
the slaves Jack and JOHN, will be sold IN n,.e ia,
being taor'gaged to the Clinton Il Pom Il,.,.cs
Ruiz Read Company. $50"
CHS. TESTER.
ftb D, lc4o. D! Parish J udse. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Very beautifully ezp,essed Z not true.-aold
Tippscaaoe, during tie ..ls.t jar, stood a. the
head Of companicA. regiments, Snd brigades, nov,
under tho bannsr;:on vhlch hi.l'ame j. Inscribed,
c~oun,iss add states arg wheeling into line. The
prolonged shouts of tie ;psopiei msrsh.ling IN.
der the veteran cs~iefa;nl codbs'upon every gale,
from every q~usrter-sad!.,he die and roar Of
Hons Of cheers. sen. ula u over lhe ia.,
the loudcst thunder" -.Nobsks "I ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

The Mississippi River has risen very rapidly
within . few days. immense quantities Of drif,
wood are continually floating down with tho
current. This prospec, at present IL, thu, the fiv-
., will continue 10 ris, ill !, entirely fills its banks.
Planters should hsvs an eye to tteir Icvees.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

This Engli.h are making extensive prepars.
tions IL the Cansdss. aud along the N e boun.
Diary. for sctivs war service. Orders have been
TRANSMITTED BY thu British sovernn,en. to tho
authorities In the Upper and Lower Canada and
Novs Scotia, 10 piscc the whole line IL an i'm.
mediate stats Of dsfekce. Forts ani Frisaies arc
building. and every thing seems 10 look .. II the
Eoglish intended 70 carry their points, possess.
sion Of tho disputed territory.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
ta1Nrursss

IN TIC Sennsc.-SMK Wsli. d IN the commit.
.er On The Judiciary msdsfs rspEss 90 q petition
fr the repeat Of III. n.iurauss'izn laws. recon-.
m-ndi"g ,hns. prsirr Of ihe p3i,ioper. be no,
s.aas.d. Tue rrp4r, wa.s conc49 rred In by the
sena,e.
sta,e. deb.-Ths bill 3 Mr. tirundy for the
assumption Of stat: De b,sai has fcen made the
subjec, of much d,.hatc. sMr calhoun advoca.
ted the bill, Mr. Smith ef teodi.d44 replied in an
able aud lengthy speech, II whsh. he exposed
the fLlacy Of the fsrsu:nc:t. ii &&avor Of the bill.
Bhod hounds IL: FIsrido.-$Svetal mem"rial.
have been presented 10 ahe; scnat, nv NJ, Buch.
n"ar. signed by ri,i;eni of khilalelphia and
o.her parts of Pennsylvania demonstrating
asains. the employment, o. bIoof hounds asains.
the Indians 10 Flodda,.s t.araarff, aud inhuman.
The memorials wc,e REFEREED tosshe committee on
military affairs.
House IF R1:esenftires. !.
The house had spent several days in a discus
sion on the Cumbesrlard ssoad, en resolution to
tho com,ni,eel on w.yt and means, to
repor, a bill making anl .%prffptis,ion of ono
hundred and fifty t~houaauei ioflrs for each of the
States Ohio, Indiana. and}Ininsss, to be cxpen-
d-d on the National RPM in ,hx said sts.c.. No
action had cen taken pm shs rssolusioa.
, M Chinn Of t.ouisispA presented . number Of
memorials from citizens :. that State. praying for
an alteration or i REPEAL, Of go naturalization
The COMMITTEES: Of the jaliciary have them
in charge, and i,si. ptotthIe Ga, some action
will take place uapon taer{ in ~ house,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

1
W. 10 buitdios csmnless|
III jail, found IL bsils and
u contract.

On motion, Resolved thst o..,.,..
representatives. in the begis'a't
use ,h.ir e~udeavouss to have "'s
The session Of the Police Jury '' '.o
22d. February (this not bc'o
the frs, monday in January, s
the law exempti0g tho lnsp1
this Parish from the payment
and to have il enacted that "
dred dollars be allowed a.
to each of them, also that .'o
ovcrseer. Of the Ievee's aad "',e'
in The s,h, and 9th, Wards W., - "e
same time FOR each ward u eeS o.
inspector and overseer be = .ane
person. Fur.her, Resolved a me
Police Jury be directed to 70 7 - ''e
H.. - On, send Represents.
tives in the Legislature.
Resolved that Tho Pfesidet ne IS mere:
Ivy authorized 10 issue one Of o" the
49,. r. II. p.,;.h for onyI Prk done on
,ha s,d rIe,t.. Office Cd bicb may be
necessary to be dane.
On motion adjourned sine
IA. II. Legal President.
(A,tc.,A n. a. 8. Muss1G 'e'k.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Wig State ConUention--The Wing conven.
tiou meets in New Orleans on Monday next Sc
cosd Of March, for the nondna,ioa of a Govern
OF and stats electors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

On Tburlay cvcnins last. BY. Roy. J Wood
bridge, Mr. sylvester DAVIS TO Miss Elizabeth.
WtLxIss, sll of this Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29
MAYORALITY.

THE price ofss6esh -four being IS 90 per bar
rel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week, IS
ounces Of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

US. Margaret MctNss Mary Neil
4VA son., James J Neil mes " Lea.
the only heirs of the late Eand Elizabeth
NELSON deceased, intabie parish Of East
BATE" Rouge, having the TO emancipate
their slave Stephen "a de same being
above the age Of y iIty IN persons who
may have any legal ,ppox bid enancipa-
ton, are requi,ed 10 file Ri,iop in the #
fec of the clerk Of tie pa54 Of the parjsb
aforesaid, within forty d2she date Of The
present notice. Given hand this 2gth
Feb 1910: 1pIAsr,rn. y
3-6 Sb.,;H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-29

Murder at .Lackson Miss--Jas X Whelan, a
clerk IN the Union. Bank Or Mississippi, was
basely murdered in font Of the Capitol. OF
Jackson on the 18th inst. by i man named Pom.
roy. They were both intoxiceted at the time.
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for z MOI persons from trading
"a. esch subscriber for 1888
Feb IsAo Iasa 4639, due on the lst
Forbes ~ to the order OF James
ing ia lied I VA n for said notes hav-
law. Mem unless compelled "
JOHN MORRIS.
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blaze on ms forehead running to his nose, atssi one
While SPOT. about The size af a half dollar, sehind
the burr Of the left ear, occa stoned BY a sore Szand Z
film behind the sight Of one Of his e.-es. Said
horse is about fifteen hands high. ! will ~. TO
any person who will return him, or give mex,nior-
mat,op 50 ths. / get him, If found IN this Parish,
ten doJlors. and il taken out of the Parish, asenty
JOSEPH HEARS.
Eas. Baton Rouge, Wards Creek, Feb. q, 50
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CATHOLIC CHURCH GoSEPH.
The annual election fol o. this
church will take place on next, I'd
March 1910, ,at the said ce'"een The
hours of II o'clock 4 NJ, and y.
B. IN, sec'y.
Baton Rouge. Feb 20, Isl
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BY accounts fou. 81 Louis Of tho 18th inst,
We learn that the river had risen about eight feet
and continued rising. The upper Mississippi, ss
fsr up - Marion city was clear Of ice-the Mis
souri, 10 81 Charles, and the illinois to Phillips.
Eovvv , - y
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IE public is hereby no !. .ne "o'k
TO be done on the bridges Of leufbon Will
he offered at public sale to oiot'er on
Thursday the 5,h Of March inc coffee
house Of Louis DeLacroix smine. All
necessary explanations mad'sy Of ~.
J~.UvE.
feb % z Member@ ommittee.
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ySR rR.AsumkR AMI coLLtrT"n
DRAM HACkET, i r.. skoLFIEbD.