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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
OLD India Mad ia Ninc
~ Old Brandy, being part Of the Stock u
VI M. j. H. Btrnrer
Also, Madeira Nine pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Pt!- md brown Sherry dpd"
Pprt Winr, oaks and bottles
tiaurlgn. aud tlarr " ines
Frunicnar. II quarter CASKS do
MamS.y Madeira Wnc, in III gallon casks
London Dock and Otard, Dmpn, & o's Cocnac Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum aud Hollands Gin
Richardson's aid G. .s,n'- old Barley Whisky.
By Recent 7rrtraiS,
Superior old West Tndia Rum
do de- Btard, Dupuy Co.'S COgn3c Brandy
Di do pale aud brown sherry
baskets Champagne VIM, Brands, from Due DE
MnnsIrncicr, down /, Fam, Ellslrr.
Groceries. abnudancr, prices commensurate with their
qualities and Tie derang cd stat of the currency.
i''"''' WA. WALLACE.
Nov q bl-'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
STATE )F MSsISsPPl-In the Circuit Court OF Noxubee
- Count:
Elias E.Byrn, adm, &c.

Joseph Ien and James L. Coleman attachment for Sa00)
The wrof attachment this having been returned
cuted it ordercd by the Court that publication he made in Tie
"Richmon Enquirer newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond, va notifying the defendants Of the pendency Of this
sn and rs they appear and plead demu nj the
this Court VIII the 81 Monday Of October next,
Judgment VII he rendered them and the property nj
lach. odcmned and ordered he sold satisfy plaintiffs
demand AID all
WiTSE,- II. u. Fontc, Clerk of said Court.
II. w FooTE, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

IN observation-disclosures: Rules held in the Clerks OF
of Inc Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Louisa coiny, the lst Monday in October, 1910:
WiinnJ. Hunter, Guardian of Sarah J. kennon Ptf
agant
John prhns, John Vest and the Representative Of Charles
kennon, fr'd, when a~cerfaincd, Defendants:
The ie end John Perkins, and the Representative Of Charles
Kennan lrd, entered their appearance and given
criiy acodng and tie rules of this Court and appear
satisfactory evidence. that they inhahitans ~ this
of The plaintiff by his COUNSEL il ordered that
said n Perkins, and the Repre- 0 Charles kcnnon
decd d. appear The Judge Of the laid Conr nj the Coir
House. rule H. held in the Clerks office IL the snd Govt,
isl Monday February and the ll u the
plaintiff aud that Of this order be forthwith inserted III
published In the City IF Richmond, for two
Srrrssrey and front door Of the Court
House ohis County some Comi day.
A Co2y-Tese,
My I'd r5S-wswj JOHN HUNTER c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
LEWIS HILL,

De WI Hill,
Collector and Gcneral .7geaf, Richmond, Ia.
TTENDS 10 Hiring Negroes Renting Houses Selling
Gram and Collecting Claims Richmond and vicinity, FIRE.
dcrck.burg and Caroline county.
TRIMS.
For Claims 500 , per cent
under 100 10 =
Hiring Negroes, Bonding and Collecting u
Renting Houses , 10 10
Selling Grain :.
n b. Early applicants with Negroes obtain the best prices and
situations. L. H.,
One Square abore Bel Tarern.
Nov 6O-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
Of VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY Of NIEGTNIA.
he will their meeting. ~ Isl OF july
next, appoint Professors IN iIr schools 81 M"dcfn H
.ua.r Mathematics aud Law. Applications, dr"rci I" nr
ner Harrison. Chairman of the Faculty, AT the University.
wu D. before the Beard of Niriirrs.
Professor of each Of these schools
Of Thousand dollar, and tie
ing from twenty MY dollars each paid b: The >in
dent. attending his school lie furnished with
dwelling house, garden aitachrd Ire, II
cent The salary and received by Professors ." ihee
schools during the last four years, counting tie
salary nj II etp, has averaged ~ follows:
The Professor Modern Languages, $3.50 aHp"ia
Mathematics, S3.o :
Inv, $500 I" -
II is required shall b. taught in t School of Nafc
French Italian, Spanish, German aud Anglo
Aud win respect 10 applicant Tor III -
OF he
whether competent teach al thee language and not
which Of them he can teach ". II. W0ODi.Ef,
Proctor ,f thG a. II la.
5J Wing, Richmond: the National nieieencer ard tue
Globe, Washington Cry the Patriot and Republican; Baltimore
Evening and Courier Enquirer, Ne" York; Tie Aias
and Post Boston, viii the above, aud forward l,f arca
u office for collection.
Ism Drr Is;u CG-wtlJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

nIVlDEND-1he President and Directors OF " ncics'fr
~ Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company have this d de-
carrd dividend If five per II iir profits Of
twelve MONTHS pa,abie Thursday the 2ls January ms
Office, In those whose the stands THE 1T
For the information Of distant Siuch hncT.
To l that the factory has contributed hut r
wards the profits oi the past Year. but VIII 20 fun operation
BY the beginning OF the
The Annual General Meeting Of the Stockholders viii held
~ two doors below Gay fcn,y', ThGGay,
9Th January, At half past four O'Clock, r. ".
Z. D. BENTLEY. a!,p,.
|
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Dec Is
LAUREL GREEN rEMALE SEMINARY.

LAUREL GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE of this School will be resumed on The sth day oil
January 1911 and terminate the last Friday in July follow
ipr The Seminary located in tho Southern part OF Essex
county, road from Richmond TIppahannok and
miles tho latter place The site l. retired aud
healthy, and the neighhorhood pleasant and agreeable
of English education will hr taught in the
Seminary The graduate n Of the
country The testimonials of her literary
aaments and religious rarnccr and her
for her of The and friends
o the Seminary the highest opinions of her qualifications Us an
instrictrrss of youth
Music on the Piano Forte will be taught by Miss McQneen
competent and scientific Teacher whose aeti Ia the pupils
ness and fidelity She will Thorough Bdss-aso Paint
ing and Drawing Il desired
Terms for The Scholastic trim n ten months,
washing fuel 1926, S6a 81 per session Of five months
the Piano Forte quarter Sl2 5D-Painny and
Drawing ut extra charge
No en- RGE of the Pianos. Although early
trance is desirable tpartcary with those who wish
in Music will he admitted any time during the
and charged only from the time of their 10 the
end of the Every tion paid 10 the health AID
Of pupils by the family and special care to The manners
morals and Of Tie young ladies' by the trachr
Circulars will occasionally issued parents guardians
showing the progress uf III. pupils.
Fur nfmation refer nr Lawrence Roane Thomas B. Gar
neit Esq., james Sempe, ESQ., Capt 81 G. WOOL Eer; Rev
Eli Ball. aesSrs Webh Booker & adilt0n Richmo d. Henry T.
Garnett ESQ, Or. VIM a. Brrksnho r Riet
uoud eonnfr; Dr. VIM L. Garwood, liddes Mr. Samuel F.
IIarwood Kiny Qaen C. H.; Mr. Benjamin X. Blake, Eg
III Ii Nor o myself, the premises. JOHN L. CON.
Laurel Grove, Essex county, Dec s. G4-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

IN CHANrERY-yiRGISa.-n Hanover County Court
l her 9th, So
Polly irmrnrr, Fanny Duke, Sally Pendleon Iry Prnde
ton, aud innas VI. White, Plaintiffs.
against
Austin P,y Maria his wife Sas Anderson and Emily his
wife, john endrtun, Creed Pende, and Carter a. Mallory
aud Eliza lis wife, DEFENDANTS.
This plainf. their Attorney and filed their
b whu defendant Jnhn Prndron filed his answer, and
the utlrr dudants Austin Pcay, and Maria his WIFE, Sia, An
derson, anEmly his wif Creed Pendrnn and CATER A. Nal
lmy, aud Eliza his wife, having entered rir aud
secuy the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court n appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth Is ordered that the said
defendants appear here The first day Of January tnu
and awcifhc hill nf the plaintiffs and that Of this order
he furw inserted in newspaper published ~ The city o
Richmond months srccrssivry, and that another copy he
pustrd door OF the Courthouse Of this County.
A Clt-Tcste, WIN. o. WINSTON, d. e. " C.
Nov. "a W-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

GEO WIN RICH ARDSOS, ATTORNEY at L1c will practise in
" The Superior and Inferior Courts of King William, King
Queen and Hanover. Also, the Superior Court + Essex Resi-
dencc nj Ayiett's, King William County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

NIoTICEWns committed the Ia Of The City Of Richmond,
The 4 day Of Scpsmhrr lsiO rs runaway Aesro
said Betsy belong SAINT lahinS Of l., nchhnrr Virginia
the said Woman complexion, feet inches high,
about 50 wears DID, blind the e eye had when committed,
white spec and honnr The owner at said
slave Betsy requested forward property
rnrrrs nnd take her away or else will be dealt
law directs r. SPRAGISS d. :.
Nov f5s-wI2w Far Him ~. Uren, S. c. X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
IN cHxcERY-vr Hanover County Court Oct.
i 9TH

L 27th, DO:
Mary 1rvilan Henry Street. Joseph II. Street. Charles
Street My X. Street, and Fanny r. Street. Plaintiffs.
agant
CharlcsP Gooda arke Street Parke Street. IT, Charles
H. Street, md Samuel G. the last Of whom infants
under the DE of twenty yrars Drfr ndaIs
This da came plaintiff, by their Attorney and filed their
hill; and defendants Pake g. Street, and arke Street Jr.
having their appearance and given security according
the Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ordered
that ir SD defendants do appear here The first day o Drrrm
Der Cont tA and the plaintiffs said bill AMI that
copy Of tbs order he rwi inserted newspaper pub
li-lrd in e city of Ri mond for months successfully and
copy posted door of house
this Count. a Cnpy-1este
Nova ,54-wswl PIIii.IP d. WINSTON, c. H. c.
STATE oF MISSISsPPI-In the Circuit Noxubee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

SCHOOL NOTICE.-Thc SUBSCRIBER, na' M secured COW
- tinaon Of the Of Mr. Peter W. brown Tor the en-
np yeu in tIr canacy Tutor IL his Is esou Of OH
ainns six or eight bows boares in m family Mr. Brown has
been engaged teaching for several years ana sad u BE- u
satisfaction 10 nse may commit their children 10 lis care
The Schnn will commence on the etn ~ January ann terminate
in Summc-ana the Of instruction WI embrace the usual
branches Of Enrsh education, t"gehef Win le Lain IAN
guare. , ,.., ,,,
~ hnIf yearly, $50
Tuition English alone, 20
In Latin, Latin and English, IS
tr Ist0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

NrOTICEA persons having the Estate Of the
late Alexander Smith, deceased, of Gainesville, Cumbr
land county, Va will please present them well authenticated
for p,ynet and all indebted will please make payment
lon ger indulgence cannot be given - . ~
.7cfing Ereenor II .7ier. c. Smith, dee'd.
gyt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30


1'ss ..ws esstu .sp rss Ray. Mn. Dsas.
v.,saws have received = cont" snies'ien '"
French from the wstdsns n The Chs'rh NJ ~
i..sph, IN septy 10 The letter u the Re, NJ beHs'
urs. The ssa,tsnsn state that shsiS s"s~e
~oulj hsvs been prepared before, hut II" 'he sh'
,.oss N ss,pe VI The eommit,ee. They also sts'e
tho, N, Dssavtss, In otd,t 10 t"mp'ris hs s'ss'
v,d.,SuAins In The sses,ien II thr s'snn'ie -'ert'.
h. .,hs .t.s,nsn, sNJ admiration II eut ,"~t,
,,.t III. v,,,s,,v~,,y Of y ,oysas which h. i"'sa
d.d Il, NAH. In Europe. ~ ehevas himself with
The puvehSse VI 4 cioch N 4 striAa'x 'so"an'sn'
II MI. 4 yssian and s"al, They qaete, fto'tI I,
semmvnirs,ien which The Hsv s~sn,ismsn pub
l,shpd In ,hs usse,ts rresisas !" his ders'ts's
The snpsuncr meat thu, HI. mis.iso n Es'eie
wee r., ths pu,poss II buying = clock s"d bell
With regard IA the Rev Pss,rs's hs'ns treated
vi,h c~cylasss when Re returned. tbry a't'ibs's
MI. ,~.,isy,ns ~, 10 III. cold sweat. which wesNa
cs,u. es.t him whenever The spectre "f,h- dsfo"c'
s,.,t. Va. esajo'sd urts his imagination ~
he .ut.ctibsts, They state thai hts ee'ntnoa'ta
ton II ine.nsi.,sht With The ehs'ae,st ~ .
,.sehe, II ,hs mech and pacific doctrines of
christianity. and .seomm.Rd him u 10 calm snd
NV. a s,s.smah, In st,hms,sesl Aautss, u what hr
h.s dune ~i,h I'M MaLs .uhseshej fet ths eleeh
Th.,s ten,,ssUsw. yau, communication eeo'd
~, h Translated. ~, W hnre yea wil he ss,i.'
ReA With ~, vetstsa VI whs, ysu intend 10 con.
ssv,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS

u he Eclectic sssivs Of seho"I Broks hss been
u"dersksD bya few ub'iti,g lsbofsfs ~ the Cause
nf education, for tie p"rpo.s ~ furnishing the
Wss, and sooth With = complete, uniform sad
improved series 0f school bh"ks, commencing with
the Alpb bet. Tie eHo,, has proved completely
successful. The boz, IL s,s highly approx Cd sod
. tens, ely Adapted. The sale IL bel,sv,d 10 b.
ai,h' u, parallel IN the U.,,.h states. More than
foo' hundred thousand Top - bsvs been pob,'sbsa
during the .h"st time they have been brfo,s ths
p",hiie. The ioli"wins works comp i.s The series,
all nf whirb are sisr otypeA.
Eclectic primer, s~eItetie s~reIIipg book, ~sclse,i.
6Ht sssdss, eclectic sscomd rssdvr, eclectic III I'd
,sst.', e~cteeiie fsmih ,ssdsr, eeIst,ic arithmetic.
Hsy's l,ils Stithmsiic Designed for sesy small chill
drsn, add ~ ~ iHtr ,hUrttbn ~ the eclectic Rrth
me,ic Rays rsrs spd tables ~ arithmetic Tive
,norsi instructor, by Miss &. r.. Bsseher. M"rh
has 81 late brsn said on III. : 'hJse. "f Moral In.
s,'m'i"n. This work Is ~drs,s"sh ~ = resd"s
book ard il shmimbIy adapted 10 meet s"ch
wants. Mansheld's political grammar II ibr
t'"itsd States. This work ts designed ~ sxb,b',
= complete view NJ the 1b.",y AID Psset,cs of ,t'e
General sid State governments, with the reis'ion.
between them. Adapted TO III. use of schools
and colleges. Mason's Young Minstse', = juve-
nile music book. For sal. b.,
Gro. ". HsaoxAs,
BOOKSELLER r S,s,ionsr.
Baton Rouge, may Is IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
Awful CASE OF SUICIDE.

MsNedgsiHe, May IA cossict 10 the peni.
Tertiary, by the nsme Of John McCrsy, put an
end to bis existence on Tuesday morning last,
under circumstance Of the most distressing char.
actsr. This unfortunate man, among othcfs. was
ono Of those who. kr many days past. have been
employed IN erecting . p.ling around the Gov
ernmen. House. Tn temptation which was
then presented to him for making his escape wss
more than he could resist ; and in an unfortunate
moment. his ardent thirst sfter liberty. induced
him to make the attempt. We have been in
formed that bis escape was not noticed until be
had abandoned his work for an hour OF moro,
when be wss pursued, and. in the course Of the
night vas oseEtsken and brought back to the
Pe"i'eotis'y. A Punishms-t which be then re-
ceived. together with tho promise Of it, being re-
Peated on the following morning. operated. We
ps'ums. 20 strongly upon his mind, iha, hs de.
termined TO put On end to his life. This he e.
fected by means Of . rszor, which he had in his
possession. With this instrument. be made m
inci'ion in his srm. cutting the veins, aud laying
himself ulon bis pallet. he there bled to dessh.
This il . plain. unvsroished statement Of the facts
Of the case, - W. have been enabled to gather
them from those Nh" haze &beea particular in
enquiries iute il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

Ts1M-By hs TsniAn papers. w ps'es'vs
Tho. there IL no longer sny spptshsn-isn sasss.
iaiaed, u IN isvssisn BY the Mssiesns. us"i
gsastps snd Csf gsstsjal n the Ms,iesn Fsdst.
Al army have arrived IN Houston. Theis ssn,y.
they Gay, nsn,tss. 400 Mesiesps, resides . ns'r'
BET VI foreigners who have enlisted In their ta"k..
They also stats .bst ,be whsas pepvlat'oa II ths
frontier States, /. ready In CO epsfste with them.
- scun n. they e'n he Supplied with arms and
s,nmuni,ien. The Centtslis,s are sbou. 1000
s,,shs. and sts ss,ionsd principally u M"ts"e.
'ss. Monterrey snd Lsssdo. A msn recently n.
tesutted 10 desert from The Tsxiaa Navy bvesuse
they hsd Stepped hi. s',s.' Hs vas shv, ~
The patty tbs. pursued him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
Communicated.
OBITUARY,


Died, In New Osiesns NJ, The 95d in.isu,, uso.
J. Muses.. N. D., secood son NJ Osetss Nor.
gan. Esq. fotms'ly Sheriff VI tbs, city.
Dr.. N had Suns connections and t1sSy friends
in This PARISH. In t~see,dios The death u our
friends. II fs'siy fsll. 10 our 10, IL la,ren, oos In
whom ~. combined mare numr,eu.'y, ihess
qualities ,hst a.e calculated 10 sadess u. IN our
a.soti"trs, than W.. p,..rs.ed BY this truly esq
,in,stls yeuas man. In him The anediss, p,of.s.
sion hs. les, 4 .,.snuras sdvoes.s. christianity .
sincere ~devo,ef. suffering humanity - warm aod
alden, friend. and soeie,y . valuable member
A, an es'ly age he selected The profession Of his
ehciee. snJ ny embracing the sd,s6h sss offered
The medical student In NV Orleans snd pills
isIpbis. he received ,hs hansuts Of The Uhite'
sity Of Psnnsyl,snis some ,btss ~ foav yests
since, and with thru, fv,usnrd 10 hts native s,ste
fot ,he purpose Of ptse,ieins hs profession In the
city n his birth. Al this time. tbs enfseblsd
( health II HI. venerable neither he considered d..
msnded h. esetiion., snd h. tot msny months
appropriated hi. time snd attention In snJss,eus
ins I" restore he, deesyins energies.
Upon he, decrease, he locs,sd In The upper ps',
" The city whete. during The prevalence ~ The
epidemic u ~. his skill wss sc,ivsly employed
IN endeaveuting 10 ~aIlevists The distress Of The
Suffering.
II under any circumstances the ~attsi0ins = IL
e~,a,ive practice IL medicine In city Iiks New
Orleans IL p'ovetbisllJ slow, |. mus. he sspseisl'y
~ IN 4 yesna and enthusiastic mind. On tho
ts,o'n n ,hr hesl,hy season no sppIieJ fo', spd
ob,sined. the situation n s~..',,sn, surgeon in The
Charity Hospital. I" which WAS added that of
jsmsnstfato, ef Anstyny IL he Medical College
cf teui-ians.
Here wa. opened fos hi. s~sA.pios intellect, =
field 10 which he appropriated ths sttivs energies
II his mind. Du, his delicate constitution was
ms, adequate 10 the stiu"us duties he was called
Upon 10 rs'fo'm. aud |, began s'slus'iy 10 sue.
eumb under his ete,tieps. WHEN 4 sudden Access.
.ien Of hi. msl.dy. chs, d hi. earthly career.
or \ quir. aud ioofsn.ivs demeanou,, . mild
ard seo,iemsn'y department. smisble bu, d,sttos,.
faI " hi. own merits. he had won TT himself ID.
seod ~iiI u oil who hsd The sood fortune 10 en-.
JOY the pleasure Of bis acquaintance. "'rhs
wsf.,tump and the o,ofaed drum. and tLe meas.
s'ed tread Of The stmed men. md ibs mu-ks, sho,
psaiios ever The grave. hono, HE Jesth II ,he soi.
diet ft The slaughter II his brother n,sn bu,
the s,udsa, who meet. hi. death battling TT ifa,h.
In The gtss, arena u ~seie6ts, tas.es 10 ~ M.
known grave followed by The feafeis ard The ,est.
n ,hs few VII. knew his worth. W. there l.
another judgment and soe'het reward than tbs'
II man. A brighter glory will sti.e from the
ot.e ats sts,s Of its unk 40 W student. ihao eve,
~, .astcunisJ The tlesJ .iainsd mena.,snt Of
ths wsttior NJ IN hu0d,sJ fields" w. w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

VsRv soss axseLur,os.-The Picayuns says
awe have formed an inAexihie resolution 70
insert no passionate or angry article under sny
circumstances, whether Is communications OF I'd.
vestisrmenss." ..
So have ~. Readers Of the B ton Rouge
Gsse,,e. ssks noeice. From ,his day forward no
thing Of r~esoosl nature, aid nothing thu, may
ssad 10 accession disseasion and trouble ia The
community. shall appear 10 our columns. We
recommend pan oil sskssp cool. D,ink soda .,
Mr.. Psyssa.is ksa. 100 doess above our oaRcc. il
10 . good srsicls sad hss . cooling eject. Blu. II
yoa viii quarrel sad publish your ~valoeeus efa.
sieas. ~ ssy Unite you. i sAsl b IN The form
# handbilA. f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

hffiP0f ~ Ms Bftfsh Queen,
The British Queen reached New York nm III.
ts.h i1ss. The prices Of cotton were higher ant
A",stteaa securities had improved The E,tylist
pspe's have bss6 vshs,nsn,iy di.ess.ias the eat
Responsiveness between Nj Forsyth aud the British
Minister Al Washington. The boundary ques.
,ion !. probably BY ,hi. ,in,e. adjusted. The N.
Y. joutasl " C",nmeter fensths--.1 II /. will
hest,fel, Satisfaction w A,d .bsl lbs delicate sbd
~diii,evl, question IT our Northern Boundary. i.
IN oil probability. adjusted. Il appears, that the
=" ard " ,bs KING u The Netherlands. ~hiet,
made the si,er =. J hos the boundary between
sr'aosetnrn,. s,d tbs, ~ IN indenni,, u Msios,
fot aoy supposed tight. she may possess 10 land
north Of the II J.hn's. the British government. IL
10 pay hss f2oo. 900"
Dispatches have doubtless been received by the
packet. sppfisins our government, 81 thu precise
pe.'ate o. thr negotiation. We ssss. they will
10 fund not fst dlAtssn, from what 10 stated
above. .4 a...4 z.f
i'enjamin Ws.ts picture Of the snnuncia,ion.
fp' painting which, he received fs00 Ii 1917, wss
recently sold ~ sae.ion fof ten g~uineas.
Thu s'ss, Hslr'w printing Office u Villa,
~ss destroyed NY Ire on the 24.h March. Loss
400, 900 silver RULES.
Nj O'C"nnell 10 .t'enueu.iy s~gits,ing Ireland
Against Lord stsnlry's registration bill. It's n.
pec,ed .hs, II Il should pass, and = new election
take place under i,s provisions, thu, his influence
would Ia slnsoss s6n'hilated.
A meeting ~ss held In London on the 2+'h
April to rfo,rs, ssain.. the .t)pium was." Pc
'i,i"ns ws'e 10 be ss"t 10 both branches Of pat.
lament, and The resolutions adopted. were 10 BE-
,taasls,ed In Chinese and sent 10 The Emperor Of
China.
Thu arrangements fs a line Of steam jackets
I" the We" Indie. are At length completed. The
packets ere 10 bs Of 1880 tons buf,hrn, and are
to b. ready for sea by the Autumn Of is4l.
The British hal 6 ,nmencrd nsking rrpsissls
on The vessels belonging to the Two s,eiies aud
so had been esptuseJ. # aa s.
The King Of Maple. had s.ked for the media.
ton Of France il, his trouble with Great Britain.
Il was offered snd accepted.
The Dukes of g)rlrans sud Aumals had srri.
we'd ia Alsiess and with Marshall ' alIee. bed re-.
viewed the troop and taken command Of their ii.
vision" "r . .z @s -
In the French Chamber Of deputics 500. 600
ftsncs have been granted for the blockade Of Bue-
nos Ayres. An expedition sssinsi that country.
wa contemplated by the French government.
The Ci'css-ians had again defeated their op-
pressors. sod The Russians wers on The eve Of in
vsding Circassia with another army.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

TAxs casa ~ seca SlAvss-Oa the nd
instant, . sssss belonging 10 M J Iced. II New
Odesas, was fssni Oh ssAsl . ship which was
jus, shsS, 10 lesvs The, port. The Cap,aia wss
hecagh, ap hetc'e Reestdss Baldwin. hut vas
discharged. q |, appeared that fs ff"m betns
pri,y 10 The slsvs's ~ahscenains, he had arrested
hin tor the purpose Of sending him 70 his mas.
sst. when 10 ~ss discovered BY aa iedisIdusl In
NJ I.eras ewr'~y. The steward 1t the chip
We however, charged with As'tns agreed "a con-
eeal he fellow, until the ve.se, shooll have gone
70 -. and waa consequently retained to under.
sos trial Cor aiding and assisting In the escape Of
. slsvs. 1fhs tescst -. Aeaad ~ tie mate. to
say the, b hsa sssiss-a four o. i've nsssess 10
leave their owaess. Il would no, be astonishing
II he should prove 10 BE- an enissa'y Of on. Of
the abolition pests q society.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

ArhreW Work rer;red.- Major N"sh Of the
New Yo'k Evening Star hss In press. and will
shortly publish IL = spleadid biblical fofm. the
,t,"sl.tion from The original Hebrew. Of the book
ofJa'he', which l. referred to in Joshua and The
second Of Samuel. I, was translated IN England Ivy
an r~n,i"s"t sch"Iat. and sbounds with interesting
fsc's s"d beautiful passsgrs confirming The events
sel down Il, the old Testament. ....r -..da