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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Gil. TESSIER, J.
RATION ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

BATON ROUGE FEMALE hCADf"Nil'
CONVICTED GY SIR. AND ms. FISHER.
urylTH respectful confidence, we place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community
r. s,l;cii thatpatronage which an assiduous devote
MOI, tn the moral and Intellectual interests OF
those ~ouim;t,cd to our tuition ~bespeaks As coupled
with. and greatly assisting the ia'th'ni 'easher' W.
have from tie commencement OF orr teaeh'hs,p.o-
ceded on the indnctise pr'nc'pie, 'ntfoaae,.s .'a'
series Of Books as fast as we could, s"ithoY put
tipr n,rents 10 unnecessary expense. me ihhoc'!'e
ia IL course purstlcd in the most intelligent parts
of Eurone. aud the most popular IN the "or'a.
| Were respectabifity was not the object a''he" A. Al
the opening OF this school, but that superiority 10
which ability and experience, combined WIN a d
hor;,us aud consciencious discharge oil the tezchfr8
d,,v s.t,j;s. In this we HAYS not been dis ppolnten.
as the average nrfmber Of cur pupils fogethtr WIN
thcirprogress show. aE
We have made provision for a most valuable "
brarv for our school, contsinirca great far'esy OF
,.re and valuable information, upon almost every
euh,ec,. We have ordered from New York ana
Shall rc,e,ye such apparatus as Is necessary to ex-
nla;n the different sciences. I'VE ssiali also re-
give books and stationary, OF anykinh, AMI to any
amoust, at order directly from New YORK..
No pains vii. he spared, TO obtain and enforce
the principles Of The best atithors. Oar am !" 'ne
recitaticns Of the respective classes, IS 10 "t'it cut
''1 The Accommodations OF our boarding depart
ment are eAtensiFc' n,
Board and Tii,ion s2jo per .anntim payable
Quarterly in advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music $50 per quarter. Use Of instrument 81
ner month. French $40 per quarter. No dedne-
lions made except in eases OF serious SICKNESS.
The course Of the studies embraces every de-
n,-tr,ent of an english education. The ornantn-
i,sl branches. including shell and wax work; also
nlain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
.t;, languages when requested will receive par
ticu!ar attention. r
The eleventh session. Of the 3. R.. F. Academy
will on the second day OF January next.
4 senss tha, the success OF pupiIs,in acquiring an
edrcs,,on. depends very much upon their Pnnc'nai
st,endsuee, canno,,oo deeply impressive minds Of
narents. The loss of week, and even a day. ray
sometimes be irreparab'e; especially ~hen ta-y
are we'll cIassed.
Baton Rouge, Dec IS IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
SraST.iS.

@STiNTiS.
ny WITH |.tsttr+,
n Won brish, ,'ars, which g"f3 The nIsht, g
De each n hljsstul dwrI''"G sphere,
Where kindred spirits It ante,
Whom death bath torn asnndeT here
How sweet il we're al once 10 die,
and Leave this bIisht,d orb "Iar,
Mkt soul end soul to ejcnvc The sky,
AnJ soar away from, star to star.
But, oil. how dark, how drear and lone.
w nId scsm the brightest wo'ljso bliss.
If wondering through each radiant one
We fail to fnd the loved Of this.
II there 10 mose the Tics shall i.ine,
That deaths cold hand alone could sovef
- AID then these stars in mockery shine,
More hateful az they shiEe forever.
Il canno, BE. each hope, each fear.
Tha. lights thu eye or clouds the brow
proclains there is a happier sphere,
Than Ills bleak world that holds us now.
There ia a voice which, sorrow hears.
When heavics. weighs iife's calling chain
'Tis heaven that whispers dry thy tears,
f'he, pure liz heaven shall meet again.
81 EH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
rNREQUiTED LOVE

Many a fair ard lovely girl can bear witness
o the tru,h Of the following lines from the hn'ek
There is a grief which all have known.
Who ever modrnci a friendship howu;
And few bot once have shed tbs tear,
Bswai!ing loss of token dear.
The urn Of sorrow marks The spot.
Which speaks the widows lonely lot.
While Fifty Of: is seen 10 shed
Her tribute at the orphans bed.
Hope hath her shadows, joy Its gloon,
Ye, suif,r each 4 gentle doom.
Compared With her whose lot must prove
The pan4 Of unrequi'ed love!
When after al that woman ; art
Could do to curb the Ieoel heart
Wi, every plea Of maiden pIlde
At tength exhausted ~ deitd;
She fasl- III lille - res,rain
The ,arot which Miis-sAe i0-s5 ~ i2n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
sTRAYS.

Taken TN On the L., inst. by VIM. Thomas on
Vie ,,,,,,,,,, about sx miles from Baton Rouge,
:, lara. ,rd { OW, swallow fork IN the left ear aud
',,'rn''' m9 -
t,xsx nj On the 25,h inst, by ID ,is' Hickey.
,n the p,anta,ioi OF Caldwell and Hickey, . m'rs
below Baton Ronge. a bay HoasE, "a hands h'gn'
about 6 years old, black and heavy ma"e a", ,an,
. black spot on his right hip, hfs n9se anu 'aee
white. 4. h.sN Ansh",
FAXES ~ Ivy Nathaniel Graylers, living afn',
t r,,l.s from, the town Of BATON Rouge, n ""
yrl t'otf. The COW is red aud white. i'"fheo
.i,h , ,t,,,e c,o,, nA fhc e ear and t#o snail
,rlire 70 the r,ght car, no bta''', ah""' q y""'''
fmo4 : =. \ WALKER. Ratger.
r,Krs IN hv \ u. I,rgcnd,e % his p'anta-
ton al,or, miles from town on the lst inst, = o'aek
uUaSF, with u blaze face and a slit IN 'hs lei,
ear, about - wears old. a. .
T,ssv op by Jas II Allison, about 2s miles
from BATON Rouge, on The Liberty road, on '.cn,
ncsia, 25th March, A srrtri " Aht, ann", ',
bands high, White sttetk ~ The lace, fe'' nt''
t,,, White. , white streak round the right tore 'oo'
and a connie Of white spots on the right hind leg
a,ou, six years old. + 49,,
nd """s
v.xrS 1t, by Mr. w. W. Wis,,en living on
the Ami,e - milrs fretr Baloh Rofaf ~ ''sp par
,<',. ON the lat sfrtl, q cheshtt snrttt MARE, low
wears old, fourteen hands and a hall high, a sra''
white spot IN the faec.
III Q p. 4. WALKER, Ranger.
T,xrx ny on The Is, April tSi', y ne" anl
Waite Gov, 40 brand, ma,ked arrnp ~ Tue ''''
"a, aud ,,,s sinai spli1s in the VEIN ear, aaot',
f,nr v.,rs o,d md a calf not markcd-hy Nathan.
10, Grsvlcss about ) miles irem Baton Rouge.
All . p. A. WatvEs, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Nn1JI'i
a NOTICE.
"A. MkTTA has received on eonsighm

"A. N\TTA has received on consignment NV
follow lnr invoice of goods Ten barrels inieri'
W, law price cogniae brandy ten hh'sIloiiand GIN
iva quarter casks old port "inr, Two Gia.t''
casks Malaga vine. twriye dozen champaign MS
si~s,ppi BRAID, twelve baxe IS tomato cats"p. Twelve
ho>rsmnshrnon, ca,snn, tn I've boxes pepper sauce
TIT, barrels whiskc,, iitiv kegs ieat hard, three ~
lc~ superior quality, twenty sacks collie, '"e'>t
boxes natural syrup. \ part OF the tortna"'r'
articles will be sold ut public auction ''i's day 4"
10 O'Clock A.. NJ , At uhc~st1rc Formerly occuP'e"
ny J. -. Stuart Esq. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
PROBATE COURT.

hRISH or EASY B.9I0N Roo"r
Succession of l@:rH 1Heriof, H'fa'Te L""g"Pe'
administrator, fer honao1goiim n 6cfo'"'
ami Hisch~se.
nm Ills case it is e.Gcred that ali EeIs"'is h'e''
e,s,cd. slew cause within ten days, why inc
accounts flied by Tie Administrator OF TIE es'",s
OF Maxi Iher,e', sho"ld moi be approved, homo
oa,,cd and the Enid administrator discharged "t
;,5 ii Gil. TESSIER, FL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Caldwell 81 HIicky,

NO. 60, CANAL ST. new ORLEANS,
I'D EsPEC rFrLt,Y inform their friends and
D the planters generally IN tte ,itV'i.ySof Da-
Ton Rouge, that they are now %coIfhe'l - the Fac.
,otaee ~ Commission business al1Hei lad they
h,ps, FROM tt,e,r eiosu application to b~usifesl. 10
receive q share Of public patronage.
n,Hue, Z -05
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
E'acLctbetwcen New Orleans

AND AT yrgnMEnIATE
- ~ LANDINGS
MfI7rT,EsEashsgsv STEAMBOAT LEVANT
efEHH~.as = ,strong and fast running
boat, having been purchased b, Capt. Laurent, FOR
tie accommodation Of his old friends, will run u,-
dnr his eon IN md throughoutal III the season between
the above sorts and landings, leaving New Orleans
,ycry suni,, al ten A. NJ. and Bayou Sara every
Wednesday At same hour. J. .COLLA,
r,h a-.52 Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
gimeps lay
ODD DJELS.

few nights ago We we're 'tan2;nS "n'' =;
tho Grand Lake, ono Of a chain conneese. 'y a
Rive, ,b,, takes its rise 40 :. Beech Hills, 40
fails int, Psnnan, Bay. liz 1ag Ia! 'fen =
,ora.le, cIo9iy AMI "=:'", AL - h. -"' -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
NOTICE.

n Fnrwarn al persnus Som tiad'"s h = rove
Il drawub by me, IN i,,s"r OF ''''r" u. N"'f'
dated 2sih8 JdIy 1893, for the S"" q wv" nun
bred dollars, bearing ten iacr cert Interest RON
4,,, !; II ,u,id, nj s, n doe Ejl oil tie same date,
70, ,w e,tv iour toflnrg, sie .'me being TIC h''
,ucc # lhf p,ire agresd an for = certain f'"se
and ,o; Witch lac rndrrF'gp"d las occupied 'l
several vsars. after ha,jug paid fFro h'''d'fd '''f
sr,epty unrfrilas a,t4 ne ahnsf fnennnned a'''-
sys,io,. h.ne the iul amour, "i. the purchase in'-
rrr. he ,efuscd ~ make ,tc ailils, and mas f"'a
!, t, another pr,prn ttcret"tc1 VII not Iay''e
above ncntionri 0b legations WIc&b Competed ~
law. 80,
a 81 g.. \. UUilti'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

WN,IE pr,rr Of - anl over y iilfbc - cents,
" ANY number I'M irr - VIII be charged ia
coats each-ta.n. Attic Apo hecary OF
n~ 4 G.. SoUrEREE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
ysy. T.. II. Williams,

SUEaHpN DrSrisr AND OctLisT BaroN RoGdF,
q n AS removed his . fice 10 bis residence in
"a N Third street one dqor above Church street
and ,lird4tpor south Of Dir II + Harley. III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

: nT1 q II !.

IN - n WT"F = Fl.
~ SptTEEhE physician and s'rgeoir-ae.
.%couc,eut OF ,he MEDICAL f,culty OF Paris having
permanently settled at Baton daohge Informs the
inhabitants of the town and its vicinity, To whom
he. offers his services. that he has established his
office a. The drugstore OF sbntsrre y Faytot, La
street.
,,,v Ia IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
NOTICE,

nv NOTICE.
ne undersigned having hctt informed that y
servant has purchased goods in his name; hereby
gives notice, that he will pay no accounts "a'ess
thew are accompanied BY an order.
ak 10 SrgragS HESpEnsoS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
prclIyrp rpp SALE.

Ii e@ Barrels old Mon. Whtkey, 6 quarter
casks 1'cnrrId uc,al0pieces baims rope, $40
bushels cotton teei.'
as II a. Wa IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
NOTICE.

M subscriber has n large lot OF ln",hcr OF DIT
Icrcnt qualities. superior article White ,'"c., Ia"
tr cad, RopInr BE.L.
ais 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
NEW ORLEANS Il BAYOU SARA
,rs=syv->

e&s%Fg
GO -. 'I''it ' Bs ! Ant, ''''
(all state Rooms,) leaves New Orleans every
Wednesday, Al 10 o'cIoek,a u. M, for bayou Sa'ayi
aud Cor New Orleans, every Saturday At ,oociock
A. u'.and Baton Itouge at 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ.
1rIor fire. ight or passage, apply to CalA. JESSE
4,pr, on board, ApAns 4 Wn,rALt. New. Or
cans, orto NJ. SLOAN, Baton Rouge.
January 10, 1893 e-4g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

n MN DaiIcy plough with wrnnyht iron
q Sw4V "r'd boards No |, and 3Jnst ne
crivrd nnd furs sale by @
F1o 2 J&EE rlIltTIPS & G"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Dr.. n. Il 4 ,
DESTIsr r.

~ DEST1srs ~
ufAs returned, and IL again located in Baton
Rouge. He respectfully profers his services
to his patrons for the performance of all operations
Of Dent stry, aud re-attention to former operations.
Office one door North of John Reid, in room ior-
tnnfrly o.cupied nv A. t,cyalI. Es,. Isl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

rEs
4. III Eclectic series Of Sc,nnl Books has been
undertaken by few untiring laborcr, ~ the cause
of . luration, for the purpose OF ftrn'sh'"g INC
West ant Son.h with a %compict;, uniform and
lq.,royri series Of school b1ok< commencing with
he Arpk. ,bct. The eaofl has proved completely
successful. The book sa4e highly approved an'
9 ,eo.i ely adopted. The safe is believed TO be
auhlut parallel iasalc usi,stsStstcs. More than
four hundred Thousand rofIts have been Published
during the short time they have hern before tn"
nnbi,C. The following works comp Use the series,
all Of which arc sterrotyp-d.
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, fcjectt
fat reader, ctirr,ic second fead,r. eclectic thru
,raAcr, eclectic fourth ,cadcr. ecltctic ar.ihmrt'c-
Eav'Slir'e arithmetic ie'ignrd foHrerv SINAI en-
sdren. az As an init ,duction To ~ eclectic aflth-
va In. y'srutrs an, tables n7aI;thmrt'o: tic
49,, A. ~ i~asttuc'o, by Misss'. F.. s'"e'hcr. Much
= ,,.,lnt al late prcu said ~ INC sahJ6t of hotal IN
nrSc,!oa. This WORT" is dcsis"cf as a rs""'Hf
S,ok, aad i Admiralty ada"icF - meet s"r"
wants. Msnshc1t's political esanmar OF the
United States. This work IS irsrEn"' tn cNh'1''
complete view Of Il, theorv and Practice OF 'i'r
General aud State grrftumc- "ith 'ho relations
irfwscn them. Adapted to tire use OF ec''o'i'
cad colleges. Mason's Young Minstfe', A ln"f-
nile music book. For SAL h.
Gro. NJ. IrroaAN,
Bookseller l. Stat,oncr.
Eaton Rnnrr. m-p i6 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

NOTICE.
~ IL persons are hereby foIe~arned RON
tug aud carving of Wood from the pa t1i'H
late v,I;ars. two miles below Baton RouSe.@
Those who ar. determined to continue s'ea''ie
wood. will b. pr,secutrt to the utmost Ps"afF "
the tav.
ian ! Al ST.FfE% HkSol2s''-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
W.. III. w iT1n IL.


NOTARY PubLlC, oairc neSt door to 'ie
Y Irrislspa Bank. y INTO ~
rE9 NOTICE.
He partnership 'erctoiore exist'nss ~ '''is
mac urdef the firm of T.. Hess ~ ". Sanger
E. Co. this day dissolved ny m"'ual conse''.-
MIR y. Straws having purchased nh 'n'ereet ~ t'''
establishment 1t wilfhc continued under the name
Of D. Sangs, ~ d. Str'ws. ~
l.. HESS.
ala O, D.SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
,n,ncs ". E,nm Il Amos Adams,

A T~rORNEYS and Connseiiors at Law, viii
"a practice comfortably il ihe Sd, 4tl,. and 9'I'
Jpdrclnl nis,tictsLOftc q. .Eaton Rouge near the
tt,r,t House. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

y jTtCE. .
TIME undersigned have the homer 10 fni@rn Inc
ladies and gentlemen Of Baton Roase and
vicinity, that they have Jus, received an ample
axsortnen, Of fire. sh goods. Consisting ct al Vaf',-
ties OF fancy dry goods, which they otter TOR sac
a, the lowest casa price,: and eNPst'th ps,F"n,-
age Of the public by tneT sirrc, a'isat'vh 70 '"N''
ness.
n.SAyGER sd SrRAws,
30 Is Ccrnyr OF Lafayette and Chnfeh st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

e p GCEIVED consignment 81 l"'&, 'n"-
e ID .sry, Plain Irrscy, Saddles, t!"r' M'''s'
One y]pIcnd,a Mahoe,uy 1edsta1. Foo sale at
The New Orleans whole sale prices.
may 23-l5 n,."hrTA'
=. S. Ca,h advances made Oh all kild "i con
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

Y a NOTICE.
AZ. WulTMAy WiLc9x has removed hs pilee
10 tit building ~follnerly occupiedby Mad. Hatcll,,
and the second door from Uf Harney's.s lie viii
he fond there atall hours unless professionally en-
gagged. Oet ~ 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTN itR>iiii

D~ISsOLUTTON OF CUPAK NF'3K's'1l':
" or,cE il hsseby sivcn, ,llat the ropar'nf's'''r
heretofore exis:iny under The hlm Of Sn"f'ife ana
Fayint was dissolved by ,tutual@ ccnEe''' o..
the tUth Etrembcr 1888.
Dr.. &. Snu,srfc, hsil..g no" ITO spis pIlop,t'",''
II lie aro,hecary, by sH act passed before j"'ss
Tes.icr. and having purchased the entire interest
Of n. y. Favro,, beronlca Responsible, '"f al inc
lrgal debts of,he said Grm, and ilc IS also a"'op[
qizea to receive Al debts due the sa'' tr"' az "'''
:. athose due HE firm Of Favtot and :'orham.
dec Ia G.. SaUTERHE NJ. y. .
II. 3. FAVROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

COTTON GINS. e
~ rrazcrs celebrated Cotton Gin Stan',s 81 saws
y each, received on consignment aud 'o' sale on
aI ]. x t., r. ptiIlLtrs& Go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
silky ER-a MI It'll !.

Subscriber has located h'tnshlt ~ ne town
Of Baton Rouge at the old stand. iately DC
ealfed by Reeve Fly Patrick, where al kinds nl
Waicfi6s, Clocks, Orgabs, dull Music Boxes will
be repaired on the shoftasf notice and ~ The best
style. lie has Oh fsn spectacle. glasses OF all
colours snd s,,i,abfs FOR all sae7. hen he will III
In y, asfeduesd prize. An kj,ids pfl e~elry ,iei,-
1ed il, a pest ma fsner. He has also ali kinds Of
Jewelry for sale, low for fash,
Ref renee may bstna,s 10 Capt. Secrls, $.
fIvatf and Al WalKer.
Cet y. 81 G. MOORE.
ftAy@OId gold and silver taken IN payment for
untk. Fe x4m4 $3.50 a-ase ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Notice.

E.-IIE undersigned having resumed the practice
of the BAW, tenders his professional services Il
the public.
Baton Rongs, March q, lS3J.7 e ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
Et,.s (sOrhaaa,

EEAS remorsd his office TO lie Drug Store
q. q. .jostrdan: Batofrisouse. 49, /
may ID Ia ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01
NY
y. RRYAN. Jailn.

Was committed TO the .iajl at Haton
, Rouge, on the 9Th Of March 1910, a
mulatto man Who calls him sclf DhsiI
Decl 5 feet 8 inches high about 25
years of Hge. and says he is free but
has no evidence Of the sa,ne 1he
~, IL requested to comply with the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

poS and says
vile Miss.
with the law
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-01

Natchez.
the Law ana
t27 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER IN LEAGUE
WITH ABOLITION.

Among the strongest symptoms OF the increasing
desperation of the Richmond Enquirer, we have no.
ticed with feelings Of humiliation, communication
in that paper calling the attention Of the people OF
Ohio and Indiana, TO the fact, that JoHs TYLER,
10 the owner of slaves and openly courling the in
fuence of the Abotionists az anst the Wing tick
ct, because its candidate for the Vice Presidency
10 identified with the Southern interests, upon the
absorbing question of slavery. The Editor Of the
Enquirer, has seen the day, when he would have
spurned such paper, insulting to the South, and
branded as an incendiary fanatic, unworthy the
name of Vtrginian, any one who would bring such
a weapon into political warfare. What capital he
calculates may be made from the suggestion, we
know not but we feel well assured, that its admis
sion into his paper, has brought the blush Of shame
to his cheek. if indeed he ever bushes.
He ia thus roasted in the Baltimore Patriot Of
Monday:
" How ARE THE MIGHTY rALLES.--The Rich
rnond Enquirer, the leading organ of The Re-
publican party, and for forty years one OF the most
influential pa pers, Of old Vrginia-ths once high
toned paper, has, in groyeiBg efforts 10 sustain
Van Burenism, descended TO the work of cour,iug
the abolitIonists. by allowing Van buren, VIII
ter in its columns, TO attempt 10 make some poti-
cal capital, in Ohio and Indiana, by inlimating
that John Tyler, the Wing candidate Tor the Vice
Presidency, is the owner of slaves
"The Richmond Enquirer, the organ in better
times of old school Virginia Republicanism, soop-
ing to eleciioueer against john TYLER, in Ohio
and Indiana, the ground that he IS the owner
of slaves What position is this, for tie far ia'
med Richmond Enquirer! What fail was there
my counrrymenr What depth Of degradation
for Virginia paper TINS to attempt to make poli-
teal capital for the Office holders candidate, and
against the Peoples, in Ohio and Iniiana.'
But great as is toe descent, if there be a lower
deep, the signs are that Van BurenIsm, using the
goad Of desperation, will speedily make the Euqui-
rer acquainted with IL"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-11
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TgH n.grE IN .u0TxO.s.
From the Baltimore Patsiot--JDne 9.
ONE TURN OF THE BALL!
The gathering Ban stiIyols and gathers ~ rolls

Inc gdufTfUK OuV 1'f1 5's'N'" .~~ts
We have letters from Cumberland Cores
pondent this morning, by the Western mail, that
the Wings Of AIIegaoy gaincd an immense victory
on Wednesday, in the Frosibarg District. The
election was for a Commissioner Of the County, 70
supply vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Loco Foco who was elected last fall by large
majority.
froslburg Is on the highest Peak Of the old Ale
games, and it was from this point that the "great
bzll' started on lite way to Join in The grand Ma
tional Procession. The Commissioner to be elect
ed would decide the majority in the board, and
give 10 one party the other the appointment u
all the officers II tho County. The struggle ~
consequence was Unprecedented, and tbe vote poll
ed large ard full one. The result the cleo
lion Of the Wing candidate by majority of 10
votes being gain, since last year, Of nearly 200
votes
This indicates that the Harrison majority in old
Allegsuy next fall will be overwhelming. Well
have the hardy nountaineers of old Frostbufg sus.
tanned the distinction they gained on the glorious
4sh Of May; and the beacon fire which they have
lighted on the highest peak Of their native hills
will shed its light throughout the land. Truly
have they fulfilled the motto on the ball
With hsari and soul
This ball ,ge roll"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-11
Correspondence ofrhe Bal,imo,e r.,,io,

CUMBERLAND, Mp, June a Ig40
We learn here, from an authentic source ,hs,
most strocious murder was committed at the Chez
apeake and Ohio Canal Tunnel, in this fAlsea..a
County, few days ago, in open day, and rbs, TX
murderer is still at large. Il is but few wa.L.
since (sometime in ApriD that similar crime va.
perpetated IN the vicinity, bu, on The Virginia
side OF the Potomac, by two laborers on the Rail-;
more and Ohio Rail Road, upon the pes son of o,a
the miners engaged in the Tunnel and the murder.
eTs, notwithstanding the act was done without ~
pretence Of provocaiion, and without any endeavor
At cencealment, in the presence Of half dozen wit.
nesses, and attended with peculiar barbarty. wera
suffered to escape, or rather bctake themselves Off
at leisure.
We learn that the Engineers who happened 70 be-
in the neighborhood, on foot measures for their
apprehension, but, owing to the scarceness of tho
population, and the sympathy exhibited BY many oe
their fellow lahorets, they enabled 10 mike
good their escape II is TO be feared thai the civil
authorities displayed laxity deserving the seye
resi- apprehension, and Of which society 10 that re-
gion fail ultimately feel the serious conse
cuences
Tie names ofthe alleged murderers. In this case
are Mathew Lynch end ohm Ilerney, and that Of
their victim, Thomas Vassal. On the Sunday sub.
sequent TO this, another lost his life by yio-
lence, the Marylend shore, nearly opposite, with
the same IMMUNITY to the criminal.
1t shorld not escape notice, that these outrages
followed close upon the heels Of the pardon which
Gov Gfayson extended to criminal, notorious in
that region for his crimes, for which he Ind recent
" been sentenced for long time to the Pententia-
ry--bai whose foot was soon upon the same heath
again; making it fairiy question, how far his Elk.
celeney has shown that discretion, in the exercise
Of Executive clemeuev, TO which he made such sie-
nifcant sIluson in his inaugural address, and how
far he is free from the responsibility Of indirect
encouragement to such outreges are recorded
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