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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20
THE VERY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
w | e S, s G. A l. p S,
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PRICES REDUCED VERY MUCH INDEED!
JOSEPH DORO..

ais BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ST. PAULS AND NEXT
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM.
w PEAN PLAN.-CRlsTADORO makes no humbug pre-
tensions respecting these scles being regularly bred 10 his
business he knows that his work will bear inspection and give
satisfaction, without the false preence Of its being newly in
vented by him. No in Amt RIGA has invented Wig
Wigs made without taic springs than
J. &. especially commcnds his FULL METALLIC SCALPS
the attention Of those who this article By
of the springs the front and side locks be made TO
show classic contour OF the foreh without
yaraty deceves the sharpest Observers and owing the
length of the front locks much longer than other
furnished the lowest prices the ordinary Scaps
CWSTADORO'S REPOSITORY also contains avery ex
tensiye assortment and great variety Of Gentemen's
THE TINES. mI2 I'm
IMPORTANT-The enormous gentlemen have paid
who wished provide Themselves with clothes % the best
kind together with the unparalleled patronage bestowed
rHlLLtPS'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Os William street Of John since its first starting three
years enables the proprietor TO make still greater
PHILLIPS wishes TO be distinctly understood that all
made by hun, equal in respect to those
the first houses in the city lie induced 10 make this remark
from the fact of several dealing in low priced article
euaed by the extensive business he has gainc miian h
Advertisements. Price not the test Of eheapncss quality alone
the only true standard through which Just conclusion
be arrived at.
Garments ordered this coucern will be found compar
with others Of the finished style full 80 cent low
10 this fact Of the first gentlemen IN the Union will
bear witness.
s. will therefore sort TO the yed system Of
ofnomna which be realized and tends
only msead but altogether the peculiar
he possesses TO custom after trial mall SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20
No. d PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote his
- entire personal attention 10 the treatment OF all delicate
and private diseases.
Tos who unfortunate become the victims
Of qAacd unprincpled charlaans with which this city
abounds the axty ofour laws regulating the
profession respectfully solicited to call at his old
established Dispensary No Peck slip where many thousands
have been made happy delverance from then
manifold diseases.
To strangers Dr. Carpenter tegs leave to add that he
native and" to the born that he is graduate OF Union
College, and received his Diploma this cy (cams royal
honors lcentiate Of the New York State Medical So
ce and has had nearly thirty practice and experience
IN this city. and what is most important he speedily and efec
tuslly cures his patients.
o. Separate Offices and for the privacy Of pa
tents who in contact Charges reasonable
fel2 im
WORMS! WORMS! Observation-Disclosures 's
w NERMIFUGE has peculiar claims for patronage, by its
special property Of destroying and expng firm the
the time cleansing the bowels of the slime
and which they imbedded. All the distressing
bowels footed breath &c &C., Immediately vanish upon the
gular employ nent of the above valuable remedy. -
For sale by j. o. FAY agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store Broadway Bowery Canal street 100
Fulton street 81 Broadway &C. Price IS cents each ms Inn
GAIT RHEUM, RINGwORM, &c.-Dr. Anderson's Justly
Ceebrated Ointment for the OF Salt hhenm Seroua
head Eruptons Pmpes in the Face, Scorbuc Ulcers and
liberated Sore Legs, &c.
This valuable of all the remedies offered II
the public for known in which II Failed 20
effect perfect The prophet guarantees u to old
ulcers liberated legs and all affections For
sale FORBESS DRUG STORE, sos Pearl OF Cross
street, New York, at SO cents per box. mlI I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20

oc- The packet ships long since due, arc now ar
irving tive three at a time. See marine news
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20

cJ-Thc fire last night was somewhere up above
the Chemical Works.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20
To Advertisers in Philadelphia.

To Advertisers I'm Philadelphia.
The great daily and weekly circulation OIL the
Herald in Philadelphia, makes very useful vehi-
Gle for advertisers in that city. Persons there'
wishing to avail themselves of that channel, can
leave their advertisements at Zieber's 2o3a Chest-
nut ST. every day before o'clock, and they will APP
pear in the second edition of the Herald, next morn
ing, besides the whole edition Of the succeeding
day
Agents for the New York Herald.
Philadelphia.-George b. Zieber, 2o3 liz Chestnut
street.
I3attimore.-John Farwell, No. IL North street
IVashington--A. r.. jenkins, between Sd and
4l-2 streets Penn Avenue.
Ne,park ~ John Sunderland.
Troy.-Levi Willard
Netc Hapen, Comb. G. Mitchell
Hartford do do
Boston, Mass.-W. A. Dame, Herald Office, No
/, Cornhill Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-20

o. John r. BaconIof New York, has been APP
pointed American Consul for Nassau, y. p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

fassr E~L.stsn-TIiis divine ti,uss Of poetic
INST mi recently fpii sn .hs aeof pf the Park The.
ME, NJ. Yuk, Ills ifpts sls,s the skies. but
unlike ,i,s latter. sbr VI. mi babishej for her
favs pas, ta, vi. spplaujsl more than ever. II
Is said that -he fell 50 gracefully and vvluptuous-
y. that Maju Noah eneored with oil his might,
and nothing bnl . suppressed ety Of pain from
The "faiIeh angel" totisidts1 Him that n WIS not
d part Of The performance. Fanny WIS going ID
Phil,js iptiin. and mary Of the demrnted 0oib-
n,ni,rs were ai,ou, 4, fuiljw tiie t,aek If her .lirt,.
did heel, II Is also very ~rtolat. that she will be
III NrtY Orleans nest winter Mr. Caldwell ri
The ri Charles ,hea,se. has nt1t red her $4,000
for sis weeks pstfutinahce, bttween tho lst VI
December ts4O and the l.t April ls4li The
.tlasen Of dancers will certainly hut decline so
iiietnl mi ufTsr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27


Elections IN sonM Ameriea A letter from
CalIao dated March 18th 1910. says-"We arc
In the midst Of tho election for p~residen. here
and the present encu'nbent, being determined 10
continue 10 office. sent a party Of men armed
and disguised TO The polls ef The principal parish
and carried oil all the voters. because they gave q
large majority 10 Gen Fuente who Is the candi
date Of the opposition. flo afterwards arrested
TIM Or twelve Of the electors Of .hs opposition
ticket two Of whom nrs members Of congress-
and bshished them 10 central America, for which
they sailed on tie 18th instant. In Chill, they
hre In election for president also, and In conse-
quence Of some Of tho principal inhabitants Of
Santiago having held n CAUCUS for tho nomina.
ton OF an opposition candidate. that place and
Valparaiso have been declared by government un.
der martial law How wa,chful and jealous ought
Republics ever 10 be, Of those they elsyais-,y (hs
chief 'naaistrucy-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
70 the Bitter ef the Baton hOuge Gszrt,e

70 The Elit,r ef the Baton n0use Gszrt,e.
Dear sit-A Rspo', having been 10 eifeulatio,
tbsa. | havs bsco.fe a Wing. | sbbof the term
I. would however require more time than | q
present can command, snd Infinitely more talent
than | can hoss, Of, fully and. adequately to illus
.ra,s the dangers 10 which the assumed name o
Wings would bring the people. I have renewed
evidence, II any ws,s required, thst Martin Var
t]uten's chief love II hf tis country. and hi.
hisbss, ambition Is 10 serve II faithfully, and lbs'
he viii entry bnt The principles OF bis illasuiou.
predecessor. That A. The asee1dengy and pef,na.
nebcy Of Democratic principles drpetj upon the
elevation Of Democratic candidates, Il IL incum.
ben, upon me as we'll ~ On every man Who il
sincerely a Democrat. 10 wsivc all minor consij-
era'ioos and jurisdictions, and render a d,m and
unyipldine support 10 regular nominations.
ain your sincere friend.
TONY MONGET.
Uutun Wo,us luna 2tst 1SdO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
sTATEDF LOUISIANA.
PARISH O~tEAsVBATON ROUGE
TfnI DlLlcI IOnTi.

I'm the ~naman,d blythe authority Of the State
i NJ LpuIsiat Ind n said court GHEETiae:
10 all perst wlJm it may c%nncern, take mo-
tee that on ,llatieation Of Gsofge W. Chris.
tine Of said pHlf IND state, now being the boaa
tide owner andasessor Of the following descIib-
ed property, t1t A certain lot Of ground sit
nated In that NJ Of the town Of Baton Rouge
laid Oh, by E.aursgsrd, aud designated on the
plan ,hsrenf sStSo2 in square No 90, together
With al the bealsgs and improve meDts thereon.
The above dssfkd property was purchased by
the said GeorgN. Christine nj n pubic sale
made by Aug. bbantier, Sheriff Of the Parish
Of Fast Baton iass, % the twenty seventh day
Of May, in ,hsky Of our Lord eighteen hun
died and forty, k,irtns Of a piuries writ cf teri
neias directed ND sheriff from the honorable
the Third Dis5iGfouI parish and State afOre-
said, against te gids aud eha,tels lands and
tsnemeu,s Of iatih D. Ladd and Morgan Nor.
gan, at The sit 6gohn w. Baily VS. .LaidA
Morgan, Nos444B the records OF SAID court,
a,d seized I'D sei as aforesaid to satisfy The
Judgment, iterethpd costs IN the above entitled
suit. and thaaidbsofge w. Christine bscams
he pore ha tb fiof for the price Of eleven hun.
bred dollars
!, ManuaMisno, Deputy t'lers Of the Dis
trict Court an third judicial district, of the
state Of lo's4H 'oF ts FafsH I" pdst pa'oH
Rouge, IN III, ibIe and by the authority Of the
State Of Iosi,Aa and said court and il, accord
ancs with tb. visions Of the act Of the tegisla-
ture Of the STD Of Louisiana, entitled "Ap act
~, the further ~tirapce Of titles to purchasers al
judicial sales proved the tcn!h dry Of March
eigh cen hundfand thirty four, have granted
AID I do I,etskranf his ,pop,tion Ealing up
on and ahmonlpg all persons wbomsoe9er who
DO may or can't up my right or tile to the
| above describpt Of ground and improvements
IN consequently informally in the order, de-
cree, judgment proceeding Of the District Court
| under which ikaid sale Of the aforesaid Int Of
| ground and movements vas made 10 the said
George W. Chine, or any other irreg"iafity or
| i~llegality in tttpcecdings provoking the said
order, derree,b Rlgurent ofsaih court, or ~ the
appfaisemcntt ysftisements Or IL oe time man.
ner or form Of ,ale, or for any other defect
whatsoever, tfow cause within thirty days from
the day this 1iton is first inserted in The pab-
lie newspape2ly the sale 50 made as Aforesaid
should not be bfpmed bomologated and made
the final judsht Of said court.
.,,sl1.<. fhis given, granted, done and
s. e.; !: I: !: !: !: &: e: :: :: &; (: e: :: :: !; e: !: e: {: G: :: +: +; +: !: :: !:
bur said court.
i20 10 M. MORENO, Dep. cl'k.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Third District Court.
H N w Hood and Henry Hood
Morgan Mosgan

Morgan Morgan
TIDY virtue OF an order Of seizure and sac TO me
- directed by the Hon the Third District Court
Parish and State aforesaid, will be exposed at
public sale on
Wednesday, Goth July, 1910,
at the court house between the usual hours of sale
all the right, title, interest and claim Of the de-
PENDANT in and to the following described proper
", to wit:
ACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated in the parish Of East Baton Rouge on the
waters OF Wards Greek containing one hundred
and eighty seven acres, bounded as foiIows-South
BY lands of j. H.. Black, North by Murdock's
claim, East BY David Penny and West by lands
of Morgan Morgan. %
Terms Of Sale-Tvelve hundred and fifty dol
lars with ten per cent interest thereon, from the
18th day Of January eighteen hundred and forty
until paid, and also the sum oftwenty dollars costs
for Cash. And twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
payable on the fifteenth day of January eighteen
hundred and forty one.
J27 20 Arc. D~UPLASrIEl, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Lam 81 dssi gnmenis-The Supreme Court Of
The State Of Miss,sri,lately made a dagision which
~ considered Of imp ,ttahre 10 the commercial
world. The main ground contested was whether
a debtor. in making M assignment for the benr-
I'll Of ls creditors. has a RICH, to s~tipulale that
ment will lnake.in full satisfaction VI their claims,
and thai the debtor shall he released IN The pay
fneh, thereof The Csnti, afler full atg,insn,
and a review IF authorities. gave an EXTENDED
decision. declaring ihai.n stipulation for a ~reiease
n n aebfor contained In an assignment. mskes Il
null ind toid. The san,e principle Of law. has
long been established in New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Ut D.

On the 18th instant, n, Manchac. Mrs Nancy u
Hosas., nsed sbon. ID year.
On the 18th instant, Mr. jacques ftups, aged
IA years.
The deceased wa. an old and respected planter
Of this patisl,. The number Of friends who fol.
lowed his remains to The grave. and the reste,
evincsd by oil bis neighbour. at his deeease, les
tilted that he had lived the life Of an .,oiest and
good man.
On The morning Of The 23J instant, EbwAan.
son Of The Rev. Dr.. W. D. taeey, aged 4 years.
On the 25d instant, Mr. George FLsrCasn, a
native Of massachusetts,. ased 80 years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Dredging mnchine4Dr J X Putnam Of New
Orleans. has lately invented a ploughing sns
dredging apparatus. fot The purpose Of fenov.
ing The obstruction presented by the bars Vi The
month 81 The Mississippi. The machine consist.
oftwo parts 10 b. worked separately. The first
Or plcushing apparatus, II designed to break
Up The bar, and The second or drag, 10 scrspe
oH The lose soil into The deep water. II il be-.
lissed that the coss Of tho whole, including the
steamboat tba, will DO required, will no., exceed
$4,000. Impoftah. advantages will accrue 10
the city Of New ORLEANS. If tbi, Invention should
be successfully carried into operation, and the
channel al the mouth Of the river, deepened 50
as 10 afford % feet Of water.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Jransportafion-a pe,ilios wss recently pro-.
'ented 10 the british House Of Commons for tbe to.
tai abolition Of The convict transportation system
II produced a long debate. but no action wis taxi
en- on the subject. II IL 10 be regretted that this
system has no, yet been adopted IN the limited
States. NJ experience shows that II IL HE best
ever employed by any people. Say vi lat we
will, il IL well known that The penitenliaty sys-
Tern works badly. The %eonvicts enter the walls
offs state prison. guilty enough. but whe !, they
are liberated, they arc lei loose on society with.
out anything 10 induce them 10 abandon their
evil courses. Without the respect Of a single
beina. conscious Of mn ifrettieyable Loss Of %tiiatae.
ter. despised, suspected and hardened, they 20
forth feeling that they ate outrasts from virtue,
10 plunge themselves deeper In vice aud crime. by
INDUCING their vile passions aud pscpensities.-
But in the transportation system. the convict
IL ten,oved from his eatly scenes. and sflef serving
out his time, instead Of endaDgering the prace Of
society. lie may eater on a career Of teforus.
ton aud usefulness among those whn will Judge
him. not by bis frtner e,imes, hut his present
conduct. As punishment lie principally intended
for The reformation Of the criminal. W. think
thatlhis view Of the subject should be taken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
bsTPoNED SALE.
A OF LOUISIANA,
Parish ofEsst Baton Rouge-Ih'rd
district Court.
Whitifa Shark uoa

Amos ken4 Co., ct ais.
QpY vir,I Of a wri, of feri Eaeias to me dire
ID led bbhe Hon the Thirt District tours
Paris,and ate aforesaid, will be exposed al
publicsale the court house on
tesday, 3O,h June 1910,
between thSsuaI hours Of sale. all the right,'i'ie'
inte ret, snklaim, Of the defendants !" ana 10
the faowiS sescrihed property, to wit -.
Til one liz Of a 10, Of ground situated m tha1
part 4 tire I'm ofBa,on Rouge laid out by .he
late 1. Grasand designated ina hg"rai'Ve pc"
there,fby los in soua.e No2, beng a corner iot'
and lie y h9elo, measuring sixty feet on La'ay-
cite areets pne hundred and twenty III dep'n
and he II hereby mor,gaged being the western
par,pf saieoa, together with all the buildings ana
imppve s,s thereon : seized to SATISFY inc Joos'
met aud Isl, in the above entitled suit.
Terms Sale-Twelve mouths credit ",'n
BON and ,uroved security bearing interest as on
i~udnneu,, Ii,h mortgage till f"al payment.
ia ii AUG. DueLASTIER, shef's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
NOTICE.

n. Malta has recei we'd on consignment the
following invoice Of goods:-Ten barrels 'nfer'-
or, low price cogniac brandy ten bbls Holland g'n'
two quarter casks old port wine, two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign MS
s%issippi brand, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
boxesmushroom catsup, twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whiskcy, fifty kegs leaf lard, three RI
nes superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part Of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction tbs day p,
lOo'cIock A. NJ, at the store formerly occupied
by J. u. Stuart Esq.
j27 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

another Commodore in troubA-Letters have
been received at Philadelphia from the Mediter-
,anean squadron, stating that Eve or six lieuten-
ants and the surgeon, having been dismissed by
Commsdore Hull, have started for W ashington
to represent their case. and obtain that reparation
which its unusual and aggravated nature demands.
These gentlemen are said to be mos, accomplish
ed and exemplary officers, and The ~principa!
charge againsi them is their unwilIingness TO WIS.,
II the ladies of the Commodore family.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

FIRES ia New York-By accounts kept in
New York, it appears that between the :3d May
1889 aud tho same date 1910, 1913 fires occur
red in that ci,y-an average Of | in every 40
hours. or this number 90 were caused, in the
opinion Of the commissioners, by inccndiar'sm,
90 were the result, Of carlessness or accident, and
7 Of causes no, ascer,ained. The value Of the
property destroyed ia sa.225.409. The amount
Of insurance was 81, 9s3, $40, or more than
seven eishths Of the loss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
A tender auouai in The pay eftradt--A your

Aiender auowai in The way n trade--A young
and pretty girl stepped into II store where n
spruce young man who had long been enanored
bu, dared no. speak, stood behind the counter sell
ins dry goods. In order 10 remain as long a.
possible, she cheapened every thing; a. last she
snid II believe you think I am cheating you
20 no said the youngs!er "t' me you are o.
ways Eair." "Wol!' whispered the lady blush.
ina a. she laid an cmpha.i sis on the word, ~
would not stay 80 long bargaining if you were moi
so dear.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Mad. Ceiesfe-The fasbiohabte world In New
York, WINS lately thrown into confusion by a re.
ps,t that Madam Celeste, wife of M Henry Eli.
OF, had clipped with the B~fazilion Consul 81
that city, and sailed with him for Have. Il
was afterwards reported tia, The mother of the
Dansease, ia France, Is not expected 10 live
aud ,bs. Celeste has desired 10 60 10 see her
tateu., for some time. and That Elliott would
always Jetain her. She ssceitained that The
Brazilian Consul who was a friend 10 her mother.
was going oct. and went on board undp, his
name IN order 10 deceive Eliio.t's msfcpnsties
who wete constantly on The watch to prevent
her from leaving. She took but $4,000 with her
when she might have taken 100000, and pre-
vinus to her departure. wrote a very afrsc,ionate
letter to hr, husband, who Is in Philadelphia
extremely III, promising 10 meet him in London
in August next. There are two reports, and WE
believe both.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

AIgiers-The French have met with severe
reverses in Africa. and Marshall Vallee has been
obliged to fall back upon Cherchell and AIg'ers.
/, is said that there are 10 Paris, agents OF an
American and English Company who offer to
buy the French possessions in Africa. Their
propositions were formerly rejected, but are now
looked on with more favor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

The Texas boundary-The commissioners ap-
pointed to run the boundary line between Texas
and the United States, have arrived near latitude
80 on tho Sabine, and were about taking an oh
setva,ion to enable them to proceed with their Ia.
bo-s. II il thought that when the line IS defn.
i.ely drawn. a portion Of the parish Of Caddo'
surveyed by and supposed TO belong to the Uni
diction Of Texas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
NOTICE.

vuy,lE subscriber bcgs leave to return lns most
grateful thanks to the community Of Baton
Rouge, for the continued patronage with wh'ch
they have fayourcd him, and further besss their
mos. i~nduIgcnt construction OF tie ec''rac ne mas
bcen ucess,ta,ed 10 pursue. An act Of God, none
can prevent. His long continued illness ha. ren,
dercd /, ,mpcriousiy necessary, tha. he should
transfer his school to other hands. hope my
friends will be satisfied TO continue their children
under the care Of MIR. IIoschsiss, who has been
teaching FOR me for some time and TO whom ! nov
wholly resign my school.
10Y % HENRY D.. r. ROBERTS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Steam Fr;gates-The architec,s Of the Navy
Yard in Philadelphia, are now employed IN con.
s,ruct,ns a steam frigatc of a large class for the
United States government. Two hundred and
City persons including Iaborers, are kept constant
" q, work on her. The engine will rate at six
hund ed horse power. The hull is said to be the
hes, modelled and finished Of any in our Navy,
and her tonnage rated at two thousand tons. She
is SAID 10 be larger than any friga,e now afloat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

On the 18Th instant, by Augusiin Duplantisr
Esq. Mr. Edward Pu,ttirs 10 Miss Ann Elijah, 4,
Ap.Ms, al Of this Parish.
On The 25d instant, ly The Rev. !. Woodbridge
Mr. John lI,np Of ibis Parish 10 Miss Winfield
Pres, Of West Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

q r Mr. Lucas Of Virgins, observed In The
house Of Representatives on The 10th ~inst,tts. he
thought IL nothing strange sba. there have been
SO many defsleations. All tbitgs considered
there have been but few, in his estimation, and
he will be content, if there are mn more. Why
yes. a. all The money Is gone. we might A. we'll
tsj,ice that there was TO mere 10 be taken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Dd6okicai An attempt was made by 1 VII
iaiIOus iheendiafy, u blow up the stesmtoss
utsst britain, a, she WAS about IL leave Usweg,.
A trunk containing guhpoAdsr 10 which a slow
match hal been pdt. vas brought to The whstfju.t
previous TO her departure, and esploJei before II
90. on btafi injafihg several persons and ddiha
some damage to the boat. ben, the murderer Of
Capt. Usher. has tsen arrested OF suspicion Of
having projected this wicked plot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

III Ensisnd al rissi,s III jneiie telegraph has
been ssisDIishsd fef 4 distance Of sbou. twenty
miles sIong tbs Gfsal Western Railrosd, The
velocity Of sleciiitiiy has BEEN sscs,'ained to be
Tho same or neatly tho same, ~ light.