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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

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bs.k sMlaissf tsdy HAlts SisAaspeIfhs
jtslewias asesaat 81 the last H~ssdnests Of Lady
lies.pt siauhepe appears Id Tie Mefdies Pest,
eepied f,sns l. Echo de fUfs6fbf The ibttr Feb
t,aty. /, furnishes saststiAiDs Instance Of the
falling passion strong IN assih,
ii vas midnight. ! was sfousst1 from NY
4 sleep by 4 iani kasshins Il biy desf. IN epsf.
Ijne / fsnpa asi4shtis assfs, with bis btifss Il
Ibis tIsaJ, and faf1e BIZ assfsdsMsihs esuhs elliel
deNa Nj, ebony puheeks. W. Gods saks, eUlIIei
mn. shl save isis Hestaf. Gems da'et, efsyM
wHf II, sss ts,el' Within i few nstutssst M
GnebIaa snthls tibdadAa pjbani md 81 enter
Taa Lady Heslafa amber, | found her lylus 60
M espel, AT Ih4 Head of which ssl hit 1lklIhial
asH -, weeping biltstty zalrA,' esslalltA ~
tady. lel nv lAs n,Afe BE- ssddlsat tes M siifds
lie ready, and isli tHe tfsyV hlls&s hal 4 Will bs
,sa,ly ID lsai aAssss,a Ia ehasatSm1' sAiss tny
lady, these ME nat fi1stnaa thoughts ~, 9 asstlt
he'd 'lasehssNzz ilfsl ate gyy death bell I,
whose btas i, suelfsistI I ,Hetdsn hsls.
which eili iasl III lbd4 ~ Che wdfidl Il Whit shut
N an, asihg IL lpsani lid shf8Ne af Jsfasaienf
Avauha 1 b ,nisi yta rom my t,teseise' .tisti
alssheel, and Try patient Immediately beHaf aN.
suiapfAljsa II, me iief tayfiadse f sesmbatafts who
,ypfs III ffJjtsWi 1,ef Id tts throne III Jerusalem
saa aesipa tlal l,ssf tfeseul slsis at health Wsnld
nm, sllsx bst tslsts ia isas Z Journey. she M
tempted i fsply, but saBk exhausted On tls egasfls
Al Gid man. eossfd viii fass, ~ This s%dtefIisIt
entered 'be tasn,. Hers ID biz hist0tyf4~lr lH5 20,
Pierre Lpuis bultales ieilat fsdes III the Bast
Indies. t~'enniless and ffleadless, hui PssssssIiae
sttrnssslieht military hs0WlsAss, lie Arrived 81 Aai
fates and served will great tfedii ufiasf Nu1jssa
hf6gb. In 1890, feared aud beloved w slI, ahe
hal ah,assel 90 ~ian!AsRss wealth ~ gold aau. ~
E%ihGnlsi A considerable portion Of ihis ha Iat
With Bis wife, The sPtlneess UaeItHeaas LssdFd
with riches, he leH Lahore fuf Europe pali just
as The ship had Arrived OF elbtallatt eng vas
wrecked md bis wealth. was swallowed up IVY
lhe waves Ns,llilng w saveu eseepasns 4 w..
dnana tyefih Ge0O, on whist ny laslsu uhul 1870
When Rva1eet singh ftsallea nm ate Labafes4+a
One day BE- funded tbat ths Alnilstiy BAD sdlfl:
,naalea him ~ atIat,s Ivy llfs III \ Asflaltt alta
slhts tatssetIca is llsea sss fls's enehgf'sssz:
Al moth ~ lien hls esH ~ shsfe ths pslase q q
bady Heslef. Wt1sse a1seilo6s hs wy esineu ]
but shsy spais 4 astfsIisas e sesf q t1tsti wefs
~HspifHllts sfgsa ifs tsiniIe % Jefeeslfia. sIHes
Ihatpsflpal az hss waiaftsl sesvs'S tseslsilhs 90
Mn bophy sok i.eaay t1sssehz W. sAfsie " spns
Il esalea thfH hAteasshat eaani1Asasssa sR 1hs Nantss-aa
II VIZ WV Ply v,fn' nes1snss. Nne aahsfea s'ne
Il ~ - EAE al AAX - H8 VHHH' - 88MAZWT ~ n +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

szzf1zSa SssasSs4N
] mi Hmss,yv Nicholas and d htuH " bespos
.fism4Ws we,s not loos kept waiting ~ innst
asat was ,ptews open and The smpetvf u bred,
s,tsnled ty The uo.etasf usnetsi Count Oilea,
General Aidstbsfs, and bslfa dozen aids De sanp.
The heas. Of Abe tassisfs, tl1st shishA . iboa.
tsanbd men yea Wbaid not tall " fee6eHiss The EN-.
uefef. ID scarcely sNsgssfstsds HI faHfe ~ eabs.
iAssinulna ard his ueuiltehafies siflklBgJ bis height
MA bs 6taily III fttt tWv, aid hlt ftalHs AAlses
sydif31uliW aNIlAh yusBsth Bis stAlle 4 speeullaily
sfss6 E7Ifh 40 the. high fufelleali lh9 thels ei1
3uyved uril6t liD,I6td The "a FfssstaA IN 44Ia4be "
xfdEtf biou6 lfipaff ~s1essNhkt6l MSE9N@4 ~ Ai1s
6aINf19 WtSH hi fep1se Ills islatAl4 Itlf eaansxs
n 1f39B n a0H BfditB d BY EtpUs0le IN 4NetHtyA
166s hgtAhs fpfpiiEld. where lhss III IA sl!tls
Jeftd 4. ID willis - marble, HlaAbla4 ~ VI
aaisk and i lHe ssivs, sta 4 &ahntkatNlessne
adds 10 his sBffiipfl iks hrpesf1hes, VIII fssjedt j
w6fsF4ts full dress 81 4 s41efsl gl1lssff setgs M
fdlslst, baly BIZ his dadefatl ms Il asaln1 Iee6st
lhs gifeih III att1fssssusa fsW WakI3stss46f9 slhs
dithdaalss Bsfpp assef presented bisf "a ~
41s ~ 4 atssfa A&4&tfNxt@M asuW
flahne1s51V stas wy 9 s'ss'ss 'a5 sskM -. 49,
elgsass 49kn tfilealep olpee' III sA5 Sa d esa.s1Rsss
|fsfaxh sngit aenie Y. IVY WY VI ns p.essH'sa IN. Nj
tss 8ssesfAans NJ !. ! y ga9A ss I'll ''e"s s 81.
W. II skxs M saaass,,ISs ~ !, .,sssf' m.
Is a.s y ~, .ssdI IN IL TIL. .saa III ], IN. ...s..
rkA4 4p42N - 80 4M8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
ti.s.esx fyp,r tt,s su,,xr,t,sf ti1tNs

t,spssay from the sat.sfibefiit
~ s sss ,s Is w., "a. 'Is,s ,i es' I'D 1 isss i. X
VK/ tines s,lls herself Mary AM sepper
anaAAnns vgIsred, STOUT twenty Years old, .lepB
,egk, full eyes. and we'll formed. ssf4fVbetl she left
81 ss-H soHN 'o'ee.s'
,.t.t..4 :, Il .af5,,4ars III
xsst,ta ;as,.,.,,a.si Il sI,,asf ~, ,ni,s. fran, tst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

. Splcn enacted i64a ehadren VINO did mt main.
tain their .ren,si in old nss~a ID want.shouid
lie branded with iaf.my, and Iose the privilege Of
~citisens. He. however, excepted from the Ials.
those children whom their paren,. had taught no
trade. nor provided with other means of procuring
a livelihood,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
Bagging, Scotch Hemp.

| Bagg;np. Scotch Hen,i,...
German,. -.
Ke
BAL. I1ope, Ncriheyn,...
-----kcasasky,...
Bacon ~tiams,.. ......,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
NV Ye,h. June coil. $780,
FROM CHINA,

: We hssu 4 6le 81 Singapore papets to The soth
or F.ttusfss Inclusive. They t'untain no later
news from Gauten than we have hid hsfefe, but
in The ~eepious extracts they give ftoua Cantun PA.
ptfs. W. Cad An Item Of Intelligence nhish 80
base, not Lsfafe seen inentteirJ.
IAptRsfst Asl BY orders tom Inc hlsh CON.
ms.sienefs, The herl'c, . nthe e.i Of January
visited tfsee Anefiesn sbips. lie Ann Mekim.
valpssaiso, md t.tntii, OH testi which he feand
only snn,evases II wiaesaad sixty one boxes Of
~loliafs-fes,y seven on hoatd the nfst,, four on
board the second, and tfn on boafd tho third.
amounting il all 10 some loo. 900 dollars, With
which the captains said they lesifsd 10 buy car.
go Tot export. That, dissatisfied and slsp,cious
on account Of The smallpcss Of the sun,, the
commissioner ordered The heprotd take the mo-.
ney out Of ,he ships. and place y, under sesD. Ia
The cnnsso Treasury giving suies orlsrs 10 The
hong ftnetchaatsto furnish 10 more cargo 10 The
ships Than shs a,neuat would pay or. The Rl
laxiAs is the sonelusiap DC abe hopposs cdici, IL.
sued IN putsaanrsso the comn,issieaer'. con.
msnds
Al The samo.aine, h tlhssaia Principal sccnti.
ty metehan,s and Others exsmina clearly If Lo.
pa slip yalpasise1 he bona fde ap American
sh,p 81 nj. n m American .hip, 1T her be
treated in the same way as the Ann sMekim and
Lin,ia , hu, if The chip Is Of any other nation,
lei the same forthwith be clearly reported to W,
thr, she be iNnedia.ely diisen %. Of tho port
4 mt t,oh! y hong meschsnsss1 Involve your!
~. I III this unstiet, OF BY seeking 10 conceal or
S@Sh  .,....A h...s.w EAsat .....a.F
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
Elected

J',r ,,rufn ~ lr.s The si''t ''"''h M
,;,,,s.,y { ,lja day. a. 81 ''i"ns !" '' a""a's
If America. aud az sartrl IN ~ ''s ass''''''h7
T., eve,y ~r,,ti,,. Wa rs''hra'e' ny W" '''''"S w
mi. ,.v, anil Parish with a| the ""'his'"'" Hh'
,,,,;,,ia ,ay that the ts'nertttanees u '''H''H ar
,.i.,,.,sl ~ aw,Etn. Va,i"na parties ~''>"'tt'
T., ,liJ,,ten, places 10 keep NJ thia s'"s' festival ~
,,.;, Country. IN bar nrny s"i '"s'"ing 'i'ir
lam. ia, three fins volunteer companies ar'
reared ~ The nrstest manner.
rhs Chosaeufs arcrnr Nv the Ua'"h
,,,,s. Qua, ID. marched 4" tho ta'holir Clutch
wl,.,, ihs ps,lsta,iou If Independent" wac 'e''
l., MAj,, ! = L,yr't, AMI ~ eloquent ~" ''"s'
deli, s,rd nv tap, II u rs''o,, sls,' one ny Wm
j,,se Fed, 4 mra,hrt " the COMPANY, ho'h
,,r,,n;ss ,he, matched /, tho rtrsly'''ia"
,b,,sh. whr,e The l,reiafa,icn vt independents
va. ,csL hy \ II ~ahiplVy. h me'n''"r ct We
Guards.
l., The evening the %ti,i,ens rartn'k NJ 4 baf'
N,e,ve and i,tan Dance, n, the residence ot Ch's'
1r...;e, junf a she,, distance ff"m ,trwn. Ehe
,,sre,a,i,,. wee r,sli,stle 10 .hcse "",ltt whose
.,,,, in,,oleoee they were Affected, Vhes ,ttsh
came, was annie anil spacious, II was a Lit
,,,y, and among those assembled were 9 so"aly
,um,,t IT The fait sen. whose ahimal'aa presence
.l,el ave, the g enc n lns'r"u' jry ahj '~a'i-'"'E'
ton. The sump,onUs dinner Wa i'asnss'''' the
,,,i,ss detail, and varied ielirncics IT m e' CANT
.s..et, .u,rec,,ed, and wins anil cake freely cir
rol.tei. so,ns arStnttis'e toas's wH'e dfa"t ~.
~, ,ts acca.i,n, Nothing occurred ~ mat the
rt'rtie,y Of the scene
E We have it,s, hern informed thai The Dem
mts,ic 'yhr, IN West Fslisia"'. has '''e"'rh''
Nv . l,tse maJ"'itv. t'enl Dawson e'''a'h'd @'
votes, and Judge M"tann $40,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
,,,h If ou, town eoh,ioues good,

We se,p Disappointed ""s rh"'s''t' ~
,,,, :, e,;v,oa the matt. We have been ~'"'"f'"''
cha, !, was 20 ira 10 he failure "f the ''n'f'''
ots,
u,,,,, .r t,e Et.,f."ss.=Ihs ''h'"'ne -
,,, ,.s.t, ,J the NE, THUS ~ This s'id the 'a''7'
If Wet r,tv,, Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

EfshH Eertes, a tod aboat tNYfse, Of ffleeu
wars Of age, %teeen,ly hung himself 10 Lincoln
soan.y, Team ~ y Atibban suspended ftem .
Joot. IL h believed he Ind no ides Of Hljufs
Ing hiasslfs hel Wa merely trying ~ sspstt-
,nepl, sgA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

2 Joseph coppetthwails, Esq, llas resigned ID.
Office 81 Cash,et d ibs ttoiied Slater Bank D
Pennsylvania. ahI has been elected 1 director ii
thai Institution. @A T
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

fevHsBs' sttalits9geN hAs bssh t~1tleesea ~ ~
s.' !. .,sS A.als n . n,,s..s. and Win .ueh fstes
=. :, as,,sa ,tea, /. ne ,hbtnnes. II a wsflt
sss;u., ~ iyen. pials.. dis,an, 100 yards. 'fhel
generator ii thus described by The Gounieleial
Aase,'ss' -. ~. !. Ma .....
Tue "es. = eonse,ea .'e'a. 10y w y I as,;a,,
laslisn, ID itaa tubes III A tpfts,l NJ ist watst,
,Whith.fs eatitelys Bfsfsts ffstHs and indspaAdsft
sos .nsAap w s ess 9n sse ....s3. " t. s ps..sisa ] es 4. i.,,s
NY 49, \, - II ...aIsss. .aatsas .,..s /,
ha. 10, b ftahdt BIZ ! spsfIibslut MN ibis siin.
that the asssfsisf u tsf 9bisse ffufnistios s.eoh.
islsnt sHppts III ~ Alasanf diisyefHsfaina Uails al lie
fa.e If slsfy pef Minute. and lbal. el,s paaanJ of
ahlilfaaeila46a win ashefsls slphin sufi Fat 10
,lisshafas kaAs ,iitii1bk III haiisI tbs pisatt has
eles1 beeB saIsaai iesss pfv.ssfs Of 1e0. pounds
Il .6aa.s l.sai.g A.n i albitd NJ thjs tyesstte il
- esiu,t 81 mil I'M aallsa ,fa hs,ts wbeo
disshs,asa aa.i,sl Il, 1fss tIafsrts Ipa i u distant
fam ,he paa, siiEt 4 ~pfs.sass u kas hsadtsJ
shi,ets Inc bsiI 10 alettdsss
h'f''fe 'asla''le' Hs'os'a ~ v''es q !,
Ial,' % tf'e heu Mlsef WI 'ee1 MN seu' 4aaa
W',dt ~ contain Nv pef ee's IN any spoet =
fer eeb' ''sa'
u,,.ssry steam, a. min In uanai street.
view f''s' was aes.'ossa' - n'e'o" 80 !"
the wa wv
Five rotsnst.s ~ti1ussls wpfp hall In rhiiade
,,h;a bae ,Iay ia., iysgk.
z44H 49,,
II Harrison, died 4 sileft dine since III, tideiH.
natl,
a. J. ~ .,.,s j.
''epaea '.ef1f. q 'e'esee .','', we !
"a'e' ,a' Nv 80, wv. - w. u '.1 sss ',,a ~ !" !. \. ~
'"'"'"l had heefFtbals W lyf u'sathsf q vh'o
Oh The .'eyeffiotEef Healsla.ss isf ~ dssshssons
s,... Il. 5sss..1sa = ,hasls 4 Az. s.s,., nm.
''' Is w ~ ~ $500 y $40 Il Z Z i. .-. .a.saa.a Il, Mn.
NV M p ~ 4 An M sa 5"
''s' Y
MpHsp4uht ks sTtH ult aaialiy iJuar IL nltd
Ems, was HuIfsfvd ahsdia 10 niles from MBtits,
nv ale sfsfade named EiiwNfd HIM. II |. sshl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

t.,p - Snptsa
rho rss u'i'lps Mh'shn, '"' wv"
I,l,n II. Nansen,
tru st,ts tHistAttht
rl,t,.utnn Th"Was. 81 20
Z y t'.ntnd, WV
Ahrll W,llill, ~
M,te." Mrtg'",
WEST BATON Ro'9G.
van tosHntas
rh,nss G,itss Mrtaan, '"'
luhn u bawsrnt ~
ran st,tt ithtshtt'h
t,n,l N y tla'h. "a"
.I,lh ! Uu'he, "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

Tie ruin. Of America-John Neal ssys ihe
~IHias6f America are the live vrsck 81 : psodiu
sioas empire ,ha, has departed ffo.h thss<essth
within tho memory Of a snan. TIE last u he peo
pie who hare no history. and no ~ lbc otber
day we've in possession Of quastes of Tie whole
earth. 10y 49, y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

The caea0~ 6adens Of the Charleston Courier
states ,hs, the answer Of The British government
to the proposition Of Mr. Forsyth, in regard 10 the
North Eastern boundary. is highly favorable. He
adds that ii Will be substantially accepted. Some
publications are required, but no, of an essentis!
nature.
The sub-.Eeasury bill is still under debate.
Congress will al ourn soon after lis passage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11


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Ytse o.
DMoNs Wf'H
getinia Mons
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Bal'lA 4
g~etlnsaltslafs
etEieae Mad fs
pefhsfd Fslt
DFfkef Da'jfl
pfousssfd dominique
Dfeessafu uisullen
ges'''ep
Da''on Nssen =
Df0W John II
p's'ssss's I'sufsM
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Dssh ase''
aoe1'"ey 20" NJ
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Gum nosea'ooa
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I'm" Vp''en
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

~, We ,ra,u trnm the New Orleans Mrt.
.hAn,.' r.aa-,t,rt, that the sales Vt so.'an "a The
A,h inst, amounted 10 1000 bales. a. toll ratres
T'he cte,vane sav- tina, no, a sins'e fight 81
election day. in New Orleans,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

Sr.,a pnlr srh"S,a>-The sieamet th,s-
let exploded about N miles above New o''eanF,
hnupd fr,m that rn't IL st l"uir. IN the isi inst.
Several Of the Grew were severel, sca'd'd. one
Of the engineers aud one er ,w" Irtmnn were
AllieI. The raascns efs eeraped Mninlutrd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

sw,nrWovrlss-f'ha 81 tbauis Republican
Of the a1th att ssysstha, James Wilson, clerk Of
tho steamboat ffayie. and Charles II Dunp,
ets't ofthe Uanfsf Nab.t4p. have abssonlst, be.
Ing IN a,,tsfs each nearly $1,000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

ihe cotton crops 10 the Eastern par, Of the
S'"e Of Mississippi, have been greatly injured
By worn..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

There are ia circulation In Mobile a number Of
spurious bali iin,es. The may be known ty the
absence Of the thiIteen stars over, the figure of
The Goddess sc Liberty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
M

-rr--NVs oys.s
Pork, Meas, ......:s:
--Frine,.s 49,.
NA..~u sssff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

We learn from the Bee of tho Sd ins,. tha, the
uuised States ship Lesaut, Jnseph snoo,, rom.
r1ander, arrived at Pensacola on The list uit. from
a cruiEe in the Gulf of Mexico, having visited
Campeachy. Vera Cruz. Tampico and the mouth
of the Ria Bravo del NaI,e. We also learn that
the frisa'e Macedssian and sloop ofwar Warren
arrived a, Pensacolaen til. 81 ut, from 4 cruixe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

ryftsHas t.tt testa mn,bters teeefSea on slS.
sishneatahd for sAle A the insbdfAxlkeEjSa ltEl.
se Il ~ A,MITrA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

- Crossed, -
Whisky, Reeiiicd, s1llcs
- Common,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
ga ST. le
TnbANAN fsfCun1ssse

sugar,
Soap, NortberANo. &,
- d. No. Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

Governor u III. Of New Hampshire. has been
appointed president sc the Mechanics Bank at
Concord 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

A .l,,snny steam Il. milf in Canal street.
New y,tt. vas destroyed BY ffe. on Me wight a
ths gad uts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

Aapi,es of ,Hsfatfie me- found an rlfes asf
LAND On ii,s Red tleef mi bees ana sssd, asHd
Hid ID tea,ain 6u IpSsdff ee,A ia aud aboat 40
tet epbl Lad, Aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
LIST OF LETTERS H..
faeihat6ins In the Post OfHes n Bstpn Rosse,
ions 50at Is4e.

Lts1E DES LETTHE5
Hsstsnt III bureau de Ia pesis i baton Hetts.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
FOR RENT.

.Fm4IIE plantation formonly occupied.b by John.
Crusoe, situated about nine nailes east Of
Columbus, on Loeksapalilas and. one mde
frcrn ] ameison's Mills, On the premises are
good cabins, stables. CRIBS, &c, with COM
Portable Dwelling, and necessary outhuuses.
The tract contains ahoutsix hundred and forty
acres; Of which one hundred and fifty are ia
: good state for cultivation, with an excellent
Peach, Apple, and Plumb flrchard there is
also on the premises, pin house with ali the
necessary apparatus, n good repair. Also a
convenient and pleasantly situated house and
llotin Columbus. Apply 70
THO NJ. BROWN
Z. csl,,ral,,,s Tan IA 1870. II.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
40 THE PUBLIC.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
/ scriber, about the first Of June last, sold
out his entire interest in the Real Estate.
Banking Company of this place, othe balance
Of the then. Stockholders thereof, and from that
time ceased to be a partner Of that company
It was asserted and confidently. believed, at
that time, thatthis Company had made clear
profit Of some 20 or 30 per cent upon the
stock subscribed, and yet the,subscriber sold
out his entire interest to the Company, v ithout
one cent OF profit. The Company agreeing to
save the subscriber harmless and to pay off all
the liabilities of the Bank, it is hoped that no
one having claim against them. for which the
subscriber may also be liable, will under these
circumstances, disturb or harrass him, by suits
OF. otherwise, unless 1t be found that all just
demands cannot be collected of any Of the re-
manning stockholders of the Company.
RICH'D. e. MEADE.
Columbus, Dec 10th 1899 l3n
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AllMlIN10I ia = St1e = - g - &
PURSUANT, to an order q the Court Of
probate in and for the County Of iowndes,
| will sell Il the Cour House gooEir the
Townof Columbus, on tMonday fle 2Sgd' day
Of March A. d. 1910 one undivided half pprt
ofthe following described pieces Or parcels o.
land, to wit: =
he south q. .east quarter, 81 section nine, town
ship eighteen. range seyenteepaest Also the
north mort east quarter, and the east half Of the
north west quarter, and the east hall Of the
south east quarter, and the north nan anu vfs'
haIfofthe south east quarter, 81 section s. :.
teen. township eighteen, of range seventeen
west: the same beng .ofthe estate Of Samue
Byrn, deceased;--and as am owner OF the
other noiety Of the said land, viii sell It also
at the same time if desired by purchasers hs
same TO be sold on twelve months credit.
ELIAS RYRN, administrator
Samuel Byrn, DECD.
Feb. 2Ist, 1640.--4w %
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The sSfaieef Mississippi, LoiOadesCo. I
Circuit Court, Special Term, 18th Dec. 1890
= Joseph w. Carroll n,t.ehns0, for
No, 23l3. rs. n', aSsE az ~
Smallwood S. B. Fields. 500 W.
YNHlS day came the plaintiff by attorney
a and on his motion il is ordered by the
court that publication be made in the Southern
Argus, news paper Published in the town of
Columbus, for six successive weeks, notifying
the defendant that, unless he appear on or be-
fore the next term Of this Court TO be holden
on the second Monday Of April, A. d. $40,
give special Bal and plead judgement final,
viii be entered against him and the property
attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff s
demands and this cause IS continued until the
next, term of this Court
certify that.the obove is true extract
from the Minutes touching the cause therein
first stated,
@. r. THROWN, Cl'k.
BY ms Deputy,
s. A. BROWNE
Feb III, 1910 no. q, If
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Dr. = - cEasz.
M LII - future devote bis whole attention
w to The practice ofthe several branches
of bic profession, at the late residence Of his
father between Col. Nimrod Davis and Lind
sey's Ferry. He viii practice upon as reas-
enable terms as any other regular bred phys
ician in the country.
Dec. TO, 1889 liz t.
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TEN MIIIIovS
Morris muIlic.n, -

NHE subscriberhas for SALE ~ 'iHgs.
Der ofeuttings from tbis ; ,,s ss0o'enur
No commentary is necesssrv = !, quite sllaa tiss
testably, the exceeding Talea : ~. \ aea
That the growing Of SIX :, u /. 'less Tea.
lucrative above all oceupatio6s IN eaaiiV
-conciusively, byreferenee to e.. sassissii
dy fully tested-and there 49, sasss
clearest and almost paInablees5.s az be
propagation of the tree for -, Asi he
profitable for many wears AZ, q l.
the culture of silk, $1,000 i -. : n
average yield to the hand, where h.. z
many lneonvenienees mknosnio tSs,s....
Applications to myself. near Ham . q
Mai W II. Turner, agent at Mari Az y
county Alabama, promptly atiepje5sa7 q
i'm. WESSlYcvD
Hamburg, Perry co. Ala. Nov b =
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Distressing Aceident,-On Monday
last, Mr.. Edward Ryal, Of Bristol
township took hisshorse L. Mr. James.
WATSON, blacksmith, residing in that
district, for the purpose of having him
-sh0d, and left him with the undersfan-
/ ding that William Watson, son oflhe
smith, promising lad about Twelve
years old would bring him home.
after the work was done, the boy took
The horse in charge, and was about to
take him home. The weather being
cold he wrapped the reins about his
wrist, and put one hand in his pocket;
but before proceeding on his journey
The horse took fright and The ground
being covered with snow. hisfeet slip.
lped from under him, and he was
dragged a great distance. When the
horse was stopped, the unfortunate
youth was fond to be dead, having
been literally tranpled to death. A
number Of his bones were broken
PHILADELPHIA Herald.