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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
GROCERIES.

N addition to previously large stock OF W..
r;aia end Kentucky manufactured Tobacco, Of
yas;ouk qualities, 6nc Havana and common west
err cigars, clarcts Of different qualities. wh'skey
in vhAle and half bbls. Of superior quality, and a
kne assortment Of other domestic and fore'sn u,
qsoss And wines, have lately been received: ~
bhls Ness, prime, rump and shoulder pork, lso
hbls frhshly ground -four, bnth from old and new
wheat. 1000 lbs extra quality canvassed hams, III
keys ebod quality lard, fresh fruits sc. for sale OF
The teens customary in the trade.
Oct - Sc A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
HIST RECEIVED

yxoM New Yoxk. a splendid assortment Of
BOOTS e SHOES.-700 pairs mems and
Youths russell brogans ; 300 kip, 200 pairs fine
brorans; ladies' fine morocco and calf boots; fine
kid and morocco slippers; Scases fine and coarse
boots: Youths aud childrens' shoes, ~brogans and
boots all of which will be sold low for cash.
sept % -33 NJ SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
L.T.LANDRY.NCO CO.

RUGOGtSlB and Apethee aries, ahdwbole
sale dealers In Medicines, Oils and Paints
English aud French Chemicals Wiadow Glass
psffumefies, vafnisles Dye stuIs, Spices &c.
Their s,ofs for the present IL at M. liz Jelia
street, ore door from tofhet OF Camp.
naT-N. y. Pat.ieuia, attention will be paid to
patti. ID up family medicines, Hedieine chests, aud
orders from The country generally. Landry Il Ca.
invite planters and mechanics to give them u call.
New Orleans. Juno 3 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
.t.IME For SANS.

~rySr received sA2 barrels fresh Western Lime
In fNc order, 80 bills new prime pork, sen'-
- AMI new: bacon hams. lard, beans OF various
sss6N 4 smss.l lot Of low priced tobacco. and a re-
ncwe1 assortment q hest quality wines an" ,'an"tsn.
Expected ia..a few days a quantity OF yer! 'r ,sS.
Aossr kx3ecxmboat. also 100 hall ana quarter .
.lke A. MoSrAN.
sssasirumeet ,4c bills rcc,fed whiskey
n roessps0sr. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

NtOTtGE. 'rl,sssabsettbsts, suetessers 10 Nj.
IN u. II. tleaategatt., Al Dstaa Rouge, have
,ts honor i, infat,a iheit friends aud atthaintahs
ess and ,hs tnbiit In general, that they have nov
IN stare syaty article announced IN previous ad.
ypft,sems,;,s 10 w,t=-a complete assot,n,ehs 81
hoo.s and shues, erofkeFy, etoeety, ready 't'ada,
Rae ard ~eftlnafy el,tbiHs
The pulte IL infNf,ued that The lille q The
Rtn sutee,aiag Mr.ll. 4. ueaufegafd, al Baton
ttouge Ia
1s tpBHrAbt, DAtashor u ID. HsRHHr.
nav IN aAt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

tana yHy fen, lie Subscriber ~
4 ttt tins uit d iisgtU i,a,t tiHhieA
~ LEWIS, stan, aad wsil at. . feet
n"u/ 4 N D Inches high, has Az Gil cent
yAZ aver oae tf hts eyes, ahd another
- ei one u liis e%ltpays, is N thu habit
" ts,t''ng: his saad 70 his head wben sl,oA en- 20,
can ltatgp hia suirs ut VIII purchased NM
ttutnsG eht " w hli''ey' liberal tewafi WI
be stsen Icghia %de'ise,y 10 me, or ''''sea N 1a',
so titht | spt him. All f'etsei's are ta"',o',s,l
against iae,Ddns sad 'aa,, ns the law " te
M vigorously te enforced, ,a
uf VI. DAbTON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
REV. +, ID, PEIESDE.

W. REV. +. -. FElRSON,
11ATE from Columbia county, State Of New
York, viii open y private Academy, On Montay
Goth lust, nj Tho old Parish. s'ehool. House iu Baton
Rouge, one door Soul, Of tho Court House. lie
viii teach all the ust,l branches included in com.
mon School Leaning viz; Reading, Writing.
Arithmetic, Geography and Gran,msr. for three
dollars Il mouth. latin and Geek Literature al
four dollan II a hnlfa mon'l, aud some branches oI
Matheu,N les, (Algebra and Gcnmctry) Natural,
Mental aud Moral Philosophy. aud Inc more po-
lite branches, rs Logitk and Criticism for five dol
lars Il month.
IL IL the Iresent intention Of the Rev. MIR Ro-
beris, as soon as the business ol bis agency, for the
Baptist Denomination ex .i,es, which viii take place
~ the Spring, To unite will, Mr. Pcrson IN The
Academy.
They pledge themselves J Jointly and sevcratiy 10
exert their ut,nost abilities IL advance the Liter
airy and moral e%ttlturc OF all the Children cn'fnst.
ed To their care.
HENRY u. +. ROBERTS.
+. ID. PEiRSUN.
Jan ~ 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

When forced 10 part from those We love,
Though sure IN meet t6stnHrew,
W. yet 4 kind Of anguish pfovs
Ard feel 4 touch Of soff6w.
Byt obi Whist words ean pains the fears
When from those friends We sever,
Perhaps 10 par. IN monsts-fof years
Pethsps ~ part forever.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

uyHuM the plantation pftohh Ne.
tesin ttefville, Il aesf, named
~ rom. said nesto Is Ave fest Avs
SkTs/ inches Nigh, very bla,k ! 3D. yeats Old,
Lu~R.Z hand IN 4 sfsy eat.aaade coat blne
@~ Ia sltnute rsntaieensi has NJ, teeth
s,,saks hath ~tsoaiisi, anti Eretel, badly and ,ndisa
,i,F,ly, JOHN ElfsOL.
mtjl4W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
Caldwell T. llicky.

NO. 90, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
EsPt.G rFULtY iaform their friends and
y the planters generally IN the vicinity Of la.
ton Rouge, ,hatahey are nov dooined 10 the Fac.
forage u Commission Business alone and ti,ey
hope, fran ,heit elose application to business. To
receive . share Of public patronage.
ats.st 4 off
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The way they DO up ceaijn IN Yankee land
isn't 10 be boat any where; take the following
Any gal what's got q feather he'd and coin.
forlabIe films, md Eve hundred dollars IN The
bard pewter, and one t,ats had Tho measles, md
anJefsta nds tepdiD children, can find a eusf0mo
fur he hy s.iskin il hin das IN the crack be-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The Observer u Trieste states iiat Tiers Il VI
ptese6. living at l1ilJgausen. in sjlesis, 4 man
natntd ltans ltetz, IN bis t42d year. lie has
moi g,ne out Of deofs for the last " yeats, but
still takes two u Tires firms In bis chamber every
day. When tho weather IL Ges he opens his
~isdcvs and smokes three pipes. lie has not
beet aide 10 speak distinctly Tor sin yes,s, bai VI.
iefs A fsw ;ps,,ieolste Sounds, which biz grand.
children who as.snd him fsll biz sons are dsad.J
understand. 'Jhis tasn,' adds the Observer, has
lived in three djfssent centuries, q thing never
witnessed, perhaps, since the times Of HE patti.
a,shsr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

~ no rosa, s,o 50 ,oogh ~ those tbat bsve
just been mended. 10 no sioners me- 80 igtelsfsns
q, those that have just turned saints.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
N-s NTH.

NaR subscriber has latateh himself ~ HE tttvt,
hi Bat1n HHtiae RI the bli siat,i, lately ne-
ttpIel Wy Nsrsp tFi,z Patrick, where 81 kinds ~
Watches, Ciaeks, Otgats, aiI Masie l,oses viii
10 tstHitri III tie %siidfies. mites aud IN The hest
s%se'a. lie his ~, tihl spectacle glasses IT ~
,,,js,t ri and sttitablt lof ait ages. ,yluti, l,e viii III
II 4, 4 - 'aead pt'te. Al, Kinds u Jewelfy net,-
Jsj IN 4 ~ II ],nahnef. tta has sis1 all Kinds II
,tsveify j,t s,'a. lo~ f6t t'aslt.
liss,eaee may he htnda 10 capt. ssbrls, s.
Hyatt aud +. A. Walker.
j tIls III e. MOORE.
nt1*Dia gold and silver .7kea IN payment for
EDtk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

a proJigsi starts with ton thousand podnds, and
dies worth ~nesiri6e, 4 g,isef Stats with nothing
and dies worth ton thousand pounds. II has been
asked which has tic best Of III sheejd presume
thc preJigais he has spent . fortune, but the h,'sef
hss only left one;-be has lived :ieb, 10 die poor;
tho miser has IsoJ poor, 70 do rich, and u tho
J~seaigsI quits life 10 debt 10 etbefs, The misef quits
il, still deeper in debt 10 himself
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

the smoo0t Of a isiiofs bin, on fitting out bis son
as \ sssslty officer, ssys-ffhey say il takes line
~t#itofs 10 make d tnan41appsfe,aiy one IL stuff.
t,s,,t Ia min him
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
vo,. XXI.
COoAdlalOttA ct the aaiiZrllr-

q
spMe ffAt. The eriep Ut The t%laa,,lp il M !
sAfF a. per ank,.a, oae hair ~, aiie IN ~.
taad the fettafhiHg iHstHtaett nj ihe ps,,t.
ssehtet,eHt VI the latter AIN taoniiis If pael, ,pa,
shvnia Any sie BY ~fetissai or otherwise viii, "a
"es!lie W. i',tthef subscriptions, he fiasi Rive
q ~, e,herwise he viii he sons Cd IA sal.-
setibiiA far another rear.
CJ AtDEI5NTtstfM GSJ'S viii he charged II
tDIlswss Advertisements not exceeding twelve
nH.ts, ~ less, viii b. iHsptted rAr Dss Hpitaa
ana Fttft Ussfs fef each subsequent insertions,
lunger s,Hes w tie same r1rHs,
Advertise N spts unless otherwise prtiered viii
Ne paldishea IN English and Ifphet, until forbid,
anl sits seA accordingly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

When ounces cali % fools, witl,oo. proving os
10 be- so, our bcss fetort ~ 10 prove them 10 DO
fools, without. condescsnJing 10 call them 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

The worst thing that can be- said of tho most
powerful, is. tba. they css take your fife; but The
same thing can be- said Of the most weak t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
Notice

James M. EltIa u Amos Adams.
4 TJORNEys ard Cpanseiiets nj t.aw, viii
pFattiee eouinin,iy In the III, An, and Dth
Judicial Dis,ficts-oTee a, i,aton Rouge neai The
Cart House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

lie that is good, will ~ibfaItibiy become bct'sf'
and he tia. IL bad will AZ certainly become worses
fof vice, virtue, and time, are three things that
never stand sill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
Nnt.f "a

q II
- AMt;a COOPER Justice NJ the Peace has
te,noved his pfiss IL the house recently occupied
by M. u. Fits Patrick, next door 10 The store Of
Amos Kent 1t tn, Church street.
Masat, 4 "A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
-. y q,

ANiT1l rs the t%,,ii,iie, that hAYiag employed
al additional wotkrt ~ VI tie first pf,iet, tie is
t,1s ~tttpafed ~ esett,tt hvafs h III II w6th h his
iihe With psatiess ibi dispatch.
J,ie "a ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21


be cth'i the to'n utd hefatti hei with ~ nit n
mystery. 10 hs seated, size w,s sa'e ita, sis ~as
e't''rr suspected ~ ~l~ttsytt. lie ~in1uitei en-.
hes''y selH Tier any II her fam,iy WIS ~ iijs. list
his's. rhen b" and u,s nN,e, nfiett ine,. size It'd
bin tiifS MI ttiitd NJ tietd e'fiwt, tte oi,sctv4
tf. ' hdotT N90 tvftf ,sietp, tH I Knocked NJ
x"pt ~f'ia'a'tf deoi three Hines iefate ye8 t,eaff
NJ. J nh entirely ~ n lnss ~ ~insseine t@ho pate
Gen w ~tstina'nh iaf1i h,s,inr Il sui INTENDED Al.
tax, unless he Tails n HE ~l,5t,se could stvsk
When ~ Arrived 6tat white MASH W. fund
Ill tl,rit csnaan nnabtttd. atd IA t,ceI.s ~tret,a,st
10 ,eeeitc Us, md We have marched bset like Il
parcel If ftois.'
LnaUage n He,hys@=Tbe UtieHtais have 4
Wonderful passion fUt plants, flowers, vstJofe,
~vhate+tt ran reeft ate HE sight sod evfjte 'hs tot-
idd senses. Situated. gthrraIy speaking, henes,h
4 burning sky aud in q dry sbd t~aretine climate.
III their Ideas 81 pleasure afs connected With Tho
t~oe'ness " umluaeeeas tiers. The murine. VI
fleaf fb,thtalds, HE How sf limpid stfes,ns. They
derive The greatest portion Of Their hinges from
these %sy.itces, ard IN this respect the eastern ~.
els haze io tessoii 10 envy outst they even tskc
oeeasion ftom thence II make ftffctions Ntop The
v~esatiehs Of life and 1ie %enjuymehis mingled with
them. The philosophical sadi says. II obte ssv~
sebte foses III tho eed grass, and | exclaimed.
.sWsai. has This vile he'll, dated 10 plafc Itself tc.
side the ~ffaetant ,osel" sjs client IL ANSWERED,
The generous sgal neeet fGteeis liz foimef friends,
altlio' I eannat vie viii tbe tose IN isslfe ef tet.
fn'ne. both u ~ sttane ffon, Tie satire seii.' II
would be interesting 10 ascertain the naxtfs
and plants which ate tteftf,ed by MosoimSns.
One reasob which wonid render dis study asteess
ile II, tbat They sometimes inpatt 10 flowers,
plsp.s, fruits, sed oibet similar ~oljetts, q teesls
Il, language. Thts, according 10 their notion. A
grape stone signifies "By dear soul" . plum, al
pine In sotfow;' the pafeissds. II ain y0of slaves"
III, apple, ado not think u mes q pistsehio.hot,
Il am angry with you These esped'snts e,s e..
petislly employed ty women and by persons whe
ea6Hot ttnd ~ write. they h,aks up b~6agaets
abd collections n flowers; aod correspond IN This
manner. These nosegays afe Termed saiams, ftsta
~ Aratae wtrd Implying n sslataiop. This Csss.
tee is ne, with tot snIy Al Constaatinetie and In
hatans. but IN ! efsia, India, s0d sven amongst
tic notasdes II Katdistsb.
L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

! No men deserve The tito 81 ,nfdet<, 90 little %
those 20 whom il has been usually applied; let any
Of those who rcnonnee Christianity. write fairly
Jown in a book, all ihe sbsarditiss that they be-
feye instead of ii,snd they will fed that il requires
more faith to reject Christianity than ~ etsbrses
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
CREOLE SHOES

unI.ANTERS can be supplird, a, the Lonisi-
; ana Penite atiary, with Negro Shoes, as
.oaasis no, better than thnse imported from the
sNdrth, IL Fifteenr Dollars per dozen. There is al
e, snts store, an assortment of bea calf-skin and
kin hooss, Broeans and Shoes, togeher with boys
.ns, Aaaies' Shoes and Brogans; which will be
sold st the lowesk cash prices.
ah a-3s + $. l.. IsETT, Clerk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

notice,
TusTrcccivcd and for sale: 100 pieces Kentae-
q ~ Hagyiag, 100 coils Rope 5 bales Irvine,
Toe dYxan WoolGa Seeks, so picses Linscys twill
led, plaid and rlain, 10 pieces leans, which will
be SOIL low. for Cash on Cotton
snk u 81 VI. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

W NOTICE.
E9vO PIECES baging and rope Of a sapc-
;,>ra1uality just receives aud for ale low. by
aufsl 81 II 81 JAS.MANSkER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

tenge. lie respectfully pfetrpfs His services
u his patrons for The ,,erfsrniahee Of I'LL operations
et Dentistry and re.aitehtigu 10 former operations.
Office tine door Netth II John Held, IL roam tyf-
,aetty occupied by A. t,evaii, ss1, a5i
A. DEvAfb,
a TTOHNEY and Couaseiiet III Law, has ~.
n n,avpd HIS etiss II HE seeand building at,eve
Nj. VIM, Thomas tiotei and nearly %spposiis the
Couft House. lie bDpes, by s,tie, and Underwriting
attention. IL his business, Z, gaia The tontidetes Of
his friends mud Of The public generally.
ian 10 1870 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

A good supply effresli Gardense seeds just reeeive'
n and for sale by
Feb ISL II. '. DAolH'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

tdGiiI'.
sHfialA e%Hltrate NJ bright essence jn~trpatat
Btf1te tie atiti, before HE heavens tlien vert
hfjBrg4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

A.: +. NOTICE.
xAAbi, rrrsons nj hereby ferewafned from cut.
| thug sna, carrying IT Wood Irom the pla% 0tatioD,
late vii.ass, Two n,scs below llaton Refuge.
Those .Nho are t9termined 10 continue stealing
wood, wt;lbe ptost u,ed To tho utmost peualty Of
the taw.
Ian AT SrsrneN HeNpEnsoN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

Fta,n 'l,e aoithenri ,yotnis IT tbe primal .tssn
The sHn toiis1 Elatk sud liars.
TIL ! tv"ve him q vest ft6f1 his Ethistt ttfas'.
or tiie thteat.o II nv sesd ~ h#it;
And wbsf, the tfnad tent ii tbs flts,atietd
Arose ~ his aify spats,
] tfheillta ihe hBet ~ Nv ms'ehiass tipe,
hnd sfane'e1 II tettnt with stars.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12

NAWAN " - 1850 VIZ NfAaaW W.
CareuH Cctlt. 70 Nd IS fga .Nandoy all,r
hs enlh Mssaay q .iPnL3 =. D. 1870
Daniel 5 Easfy,
As
ps,-.sl Nav. executor -f Wrr }Ba oflr..rtoa.
ham r. Slew deceased, Beuu-
MN Gtyer ana : T. Mss,
gINHlS day came bic complainant y attorney SAD
L ieave Is granted cempa nani 10 amend tlir 81
and leave Is gwen 10 Stephen F.. Nash, upon wts0m
prce,s has been served, la ANSWER a, te nrNI term
81 th, Court. and IT appesrng % the salSselon OF
o' tic Ceurl that she other dcrnjants Patrick May
and BeuamiA Glover, are ncnresIdtus 81 lh,s
State; Il u therefore ordered toy ilc Court 'hal
publ,cauon be Glade Tor tie space eliwo Moa'hs u
lhe Columbus Denuerat, newspaper printed lnih'
Town OF Columbus, notifying Tie said Pa,rcs May
executor Of Wufham Easey d,cfasej, aud iiie saIe
Benjamin Glover u APPEAR AMI answer TOE b. hee
in his cause on hc first Jay Of The nvNi tenn OF lli
Cour Or The acls SCI iulh ~ sud BA "l he takri
/ os confessed
The STATE of Mississippi | Elijah Baldweit Cisrl
/ Okahbeha County SolIhe Circuit C"utt m am
i iur sad tolnly snj State Go hereby certify than III
above is lru, ant correct transcript, col lbc mmutr
81 The Court in the above stated cause, Nthe abov
stated term o, >atd Court Given undo my han
aud sea- OF office tbs eth day ur August, 1910,
ELIJAH BARDN ELL, Geek.
! September 3th, 1900 9w -prst-S9o 20,
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WHO WILL ANSWER THEM.

That able expounder of true democracy, The
lNepted editor OF the New Era, proPounds Sc
hes Of important questions to the British Wing
PaFly which are posers. We lay Them before. our
Federal neighbors to read and answer at their
oFn convenience. -Pohtical R.folmtr
Qcrs4Ioy5 FOR THE BRiTIsH WHtGs.
We submi, the following questions TO those
Sao are crying out against the administration and
ae democratic party. for the enlightened course
pursued By them on the currency question and
~ops they viii reply in such amanner as will
nov some light upon ibe important principles
"nlVed 70 their Hiucidaton.
WY dIdlsai estate. which cost, Ia lSl7, ST..
$4,000, bring only s5O0,0>O in 1871 Was i
We waa, Of q. S. Bankl
Why was !! thai -four sold for from twelve e
thirteen dollars per barrel in 1917, and.oaIy foul
and halfin 1871 Was il Gen, Jackson's "hn'
feF'ns win The cuuency,"
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Soa.ibiag aDiV,risrs."--"Sambo' | devise
yo'J 10 sleep With ous ele open dsse tFk nights
deJ's something brfr, d>piCiaHS comVg
..What an af,n ,au.mesn, Tic what's tt mat.
ter, ,cg o.. II abou, en- jou't Keep poos digger
% dispense"
d" Wag. Re Gao a., IA, are Scrouh lreashnnrY
biu IA, passed hy Washington and FdloA-i,i''
an he alnl lrlt spec OF sk'n on de SHIN cot any
nIgatfd,s side Be soufeolri HeRbe hong hrrr
to,e long, dat's sarru--den look out for y,w
wpa, Sarnba T.
"Gash aN,ghW ia, are crater coming Ae'e
Don't ", d,s rh,ld out arver dark Wio0ul Span
IN knile mud dat dat, he u
+ Hartford Times.
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DIED-Ai bis residence 10 Jefferson counly, y
SUNDAY. fhe 23d Of August. MAJOR General ilOMs
AS KINDS d native Of The State 81 Mississippi, n
ped about filty-eighl wears. During the Iale war
General Kinds commanded Regiment 81 MIssssip-
pi Cavalry, aud served under General Jacksonln The
Creek war. III The Fall Ilsl4 he returned lone
yilh Ills commpnd end IN December oi thai year
received orders iorepslr BY forced marches to New
Orleans lie assembled bis soldiers, cenB:sting n
our companies, one from caci 1.-THE counties ol
Jefferson, Annie, Adams and Wdkinion AZ Wood
vhsanJ marched feyrniY-bye miles per day thcnre
ii New ORGANS and arrived just id lime 10 pafiicl-
nate III the bod attach 6n he British encampmeui
on the nIghl Of the23i III December. During the
pefod.iniefvenng between that engagement. aad
he glorious ahd.decisye victory ollle SD ~ Jahes-
~, he Frequently led bis troops ~ 70 lhe British
lines aid charged thrm with distinguished success,
and in.lhe language oftle order of The day. exci-
ted tie asiunsEWent 81 nne army and Tie admlfa-
ton Of tie Olher.p -
/ Gen HiuIs. represented this State in The Con-
rress of the UuIted States three sessions, and has
been three severn times elected Ekcior q PRESIDENT
and Vice pgesident0n the Democratic Itcket. and
was candidate on the same ticket 81 the time d bus
cycease Although warm parIizan, ie enloye'i
lhe unbolinded confidence 81 alfmrtIes, and i Is
eIieyed that be died withod leaving personal en-
envy His hospitality. was unbu nded, and f." men
enjoyed ID aDeqagl degree The aiIectionPie regard
Of AL his acauainlances. His wIte died many years
since, and ne leaves an only child, as,u, 10 ,@nrn
hsnss Mgnyofthe soldiers, who shared his toll
and his glory, survive hun, and stl reside 10 ibis
Stae--sorne of them scared With honorable wounds
Few Regiments underwent as many fardships as
Hlndy Fraop--none covered themselves with more
gory.--Otd Soldier.
DIED.-al Fairfield Piessens county Alabama
on the lllh August, M FseopIck G, EnAs, a
resident Of ls,pI place, formerly Of Ne@beru, y.
Carolina, eyed a5years
In Dallas county Alabama. aboAtbe 26lh Of
August, Mi. J. l.. kESwoRruT, The celebrated
Amercan VenInloqusl, IN The 35d year Of his
age,