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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
AeM Advertisements.

NOTICE.
HNHE undersigned have the honor to itf IN,
IA. the public, aud all III SO interested, that The
firm Of Courtade and Iisbeit in lafon Rouge. has
been d SOLVED b. mutual CONSENT. Mrs Widow
Hsbert aud her hest son Adolrhe Hsbsrt, will
succeed Mr. fjebeft for bis interest in the firm OF
Cousiads and Hsberi, and afs responsible Tor his
engagements, ~ appears by al act passed before
VIZ WikoH, Notary Pubic IN Baton Rouge, be.
TWEEN aail Mrs HILBERT, her son Adolphe Hebert
and Coprtaae, VINO agrat To lIanidate all The dstt
legally die and contracted by the aforesaid firm
of Coortals and HILBERT. Tho firm VIII be i,sre.
aftef known uuder ihe tito OF Coar,ade II Go.
] COURTADE,
v J Il HEBERT,
4 HEBERT,
The present firm takes this opportunity t. re-.
ouvat oil PERSONS indebted to fouttade and Hebstt
10 call and settle without delay.
mE A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

M Dds -ot tho Illinois LegisIataro~-bns In.
sfodueed n bill for tasiag old bachelors, or single
men over twenty 6'o ysars Of age. one half the
proceeds Of which l. 10 be appropriated 10 the put
chase Of flannel for iadiscn. old maids Or single
ladies over lweosy eve, aud tho other 10 she pay
meht of The interest Oh tho stats dgl,i.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

| In the debate Ia the sesa'e, uIi"n The Bankrupt
lhii, Mr. Calhoun spoke II the proposition TO con.
| trol s,ate institutions a. .ha mosi hssgrant attempt
,ha, had eve, becn maje 10 lnftinss ,he tights Of
the atmtss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

oJj Tho Executive has r!stde"eS Dr. oNe'l
who had heen sentenced 10: Ave ytar# i'npiison'
msn, In the Pe.itensiaty. for pe,j3y.
Louis Gayarfe has had1,ha rrn,y5 ning term 9
his punishment. say eigla years, 3%eni'tej. H'
had been .eptsneed 10 ,well,'y 'ns y mrs inpfiaen'
men. a, hard labor f'r thd mafdet his mother
IN Law, Mira Ftood.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

wt..,Ax wosppnpat /, ha. be$Ss elected sen.
sior Of tho United s,a'es from Michigan, fr SIX
wars from The 4th Of March. To sn4eed NJ Non
/, sLL, whnse term e~xtires on that lay. Mr. w.
10 a stauneh whig. T'hsse are ksv pnly three
vacancies In tina, body. A, the s'f'enihg of the
administration Tho senate: will staha W wings TO
"a IacaH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

FAxsr EtssrHs.-Ths f~ar-ianed Fanny. the
divine daassase, has arrived in New Orleans,
aud. according TO Pee account, has turned the
hsadss - weIl ~ the heels Of every body the editori-
d f~raasrai,y IL particular. faithful and bold alone
excepted. hasias been sfszed with the ElssIsr-
yhobia. Rhp IL sRsagsd % appear q, tbs Saint
Ghasiss, and 70 receive aersfaF only $1,000 .
sight
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

AE.
P1aIrrsfsAs-Ws oije6. to this one sided
gs,ne--,ho finding q double almond, sharing |.
with q lady and then having TO pay a foffei. when
next she encounters you. It's worse than robbery
---no foot pad ever cried stand and deliver with
so much nonehalanes, as do tho girls shout Phil
IitinaF fyou say II frss the little dsylls have
such funny ways TO get rid Of payins' somssimes
they will give you d kiss~-ihnt's something
sometimes they will lot you beau them to . ball
or concert, and sometimes they will pay you up
like men-very unwiIIingly. But tho most att
dacious piece Of swindling we ever knew, heard
OF conceived Of, was perpsirpted upon Us. W.
PhiNipiaaed i girl Just ~ slick NJ . whistle
she acknowledged caught. and promised usan An
snni. Tho next day che sent us m Almdaat
FIR ls4tt-Hasrisb1rg Telegraph.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

1rMM. Entren--P Please snnounee Nv. 7
Aanuua, Q candidate for Salee,msu al the sr-
preaching election. an he wsft 10 Supported by
Muay Fotets
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

or WIN Baker, formerly of this parish. e.
died a, the rsai,ea,iarv yesterday. He hs. been
sen,snced 10 Ave yeas. hs'd lasour for psssins
eounterfei, money. He is IN old offender.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

uST received Roteck's hi 10Y Of tie World
81 complete in 4 vol Walker o. Interuarfaee,
Pothi"r on the contract Gsate, a.to on ronslpr-
mint; 5g,DbG fish books. assorted sizes. 10 dog
fs5jpgIines; s. doz genuine Cole nc water, war.
rtnirf, 20 dog hoxfs iaprrs on wood aH! parrr:
80 single barrel gnns, hnt and percussion Jocks {;
fof sale low at the Bookstore Of
f7 3 GEO - HERDNAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Slime, tho author Of 'Gaay R'vets.' ha. publish.
cd q new work called .Tte Kiasmeh. OF the Black
Riders Of the cs"gatee:' !. Is ssty hsotably
spoken Of.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

NJ Jessrs ITAsu,se, respectfully ~soliei,s the
s~ufffases al he fellows ,owhsmen "a . candidate
fat The naiee tf HeIee,msh ~ The approaching
election. c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Mr. CHirrtspts ~teeeaaIy eava Nntioo thn, he
would introduced a bill Il prevent coffee holders
undo, the general gnvrtn'esnt from tnte'fsfing III
elections. Il would neeis tina. oeal HAaa,so.
has adopted Mr. ce'rrhs"Hs's ea'tio''e views
upon ti.e question.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
Office Of the Georgian.
SAVANNAH, FehanrY Is.

Movsx.sr ., 'raoofs.-nne hundred aud
twenty recruits. under 1e camsnand Of Lieut..
Mock, u 8 A, arrived tplcw on saturday, IN The
ship CASTOR, Captain Chadwick, : and embarked
on Sunday for Florida, Ia the steamer Iris, Capt,
Pitcher.
or Charles Downing. Gap, Debt, NO have Tho
following:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

az A bill h'. passed iI.e Legislature Of Virgin
Ia, aa,heti.ips The baak.fo is"oe oe'ts oi''s de
nomination Of one and Two deIlsts'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

ar We sss authorised 40 announce Mr. IL
faMLiNsas. ~ candidate aot Heiee,man Al 'hr
ensuing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
McGIHsEy, gsado4te Of Tran

AoG TOR McGIHsEY, a graduate OF Tran
sylVai'aa University, In wing serted rcrman-
III baton kougr, respectfully terders his pro-
fessional service. 10 It's citizrus and those Of is vi
cInity. WIN an experience Of more than fifteen
years in The practice of bts p~rofss-io ion, seven years
having been spent ~ the south, he hopes, by Fis
qualifications and devotion to business. to peenr.
The cnnfder ee aad nert he patroEate III t,is run
mrmjty. HIS Office, on ',afl yrfte STR CT ona door
Hrrth II Mr H"gaer's where he mas he found, a,
all hours, unless absent attending 20 the dntie, Of
his ~ - + eb 81 3 TN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

KsxpAr.'s new papsk The k1poa'tor, Ia nd
.ss,ed 10 b, .he New york Star eudsr the head
ot aimpor,ans 10 trunk s~,akera"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

England has entered inlo . -ecf4 treaty with
'hs bucks Of iiay'i. For WHAT j drertiser.
4 To as#is, In hrasliag ,hs,3 A'hetieaus'-
J IN regards no, The e,ieaY Of al k'yreen he but
al hiu, In The hour NJ peril.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

DRIVE are: authorised 10. announces Mr.. OrAH
siacx.r, ne q candidate for the office Of TEeas'
ates and Collector q. the cpsuinR election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. J Wood
bridge, Mr. WILLIAM srsvnass 10 Miss ELvtnA
HAcaEr, oil Of this parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

q y ESOLVED. That the vegsttbie ma,ket
M place be sold to ihe highest bidder, 1T ,ie
m ket House on Saturday The 2Hth Manh 1871,
for TIE term Of the year hom the 2lst Of Al ri next
purchaser 10 give note viii, tHo good fhdtrt era At
IL MT, sre fom II e said 2Ist Of Ap'ii, pay sbie IL
Rack
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
GREAT BARGAIN.

rfThs proprietor Of the ya,on R'ase Cas- tie
having been eempelied frona IN health, TO leave
this country ..hc ss,ahiishmea, 10 offered for sale Oh
very advantageous terms.
Apply 10,
Jan ~ so STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

The bank. Of R'eA'ao'Ii we're laying 'pssis a
the laH Jstes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

INSTANT AND CRUEL DEArH.-About II o.
clock this morning, Mr. jacques Girodeau, one of
the ptoprietors Of the lower ferry boat, being on
board. and thinking that the engine of the boat
had stopped, as she had neared The bank, thrus,
his head under the lever of the engine, 10 los k at
something inside. All at once .he engine was
pu, in motion, and the result. was ,ha, Mr. Giro
jeau's head was severed from his body, and fell
inside, while the body was left An the passage
way drsrtissr Of Monday, March lei.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

The following named ssatlene" are recon
rs<nJ,i A suitable candidates for seiee,men n
tho ensuing election.
NJ Moreno,
kn'he"y Mo"s''.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West Baton Rouge-FouIth Dis.
trict Court.

= n 1E Ell n IT a.
Parish OF West Baton Rouge-FouIth Dis
trict Court.
John l. Gorham
Oh 6 Johnson 3D. possessor.}
Order of SEIZURE and Sale.
lsEpY virtue ofan order Of seizure and sale. 10
I'D me directed, by The hoa. the Attn ID district
Court, pari h aud S;ats aforesaid, will be exposed
al public sale on
Saturday, april 3, 1851.
| At ths Court House Of said Parish, between the
usuaI hours Of sale, all the right, title, Interest or
demand Of Oh G Johnson, third posas.or, lie feud-
ant, in and to the following property, viz:
A plantation situated in this parish at about a
half mile above The town of Raton Rouge.
containing hve arpsnis in front, on The River Nil
sissippi, will, a depth Of eighty arpents, parallel
lines, bounded above by V Allan, ST., formerly,
and nov Ca Pipes, and below by lands of 8 Hirar,.
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and sold subject TO The servitude. Of q Ca
nal, of twenty feet in width, crossing at a certain
distance of tie river.
Seizsi to satisly.tne judgement and costs in the
above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash.
WIT HEBERT,
feb 81 3 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
- - N
DOCTOR CHOPPER.

EspEGTFULLY informs bis friends, that
m ne has removed sts Office to the law Office
q = n Elan, Esfr. where Cor ut the residence NJ
.hs above named gentlsnan) no may always BIO
la',d' unless professionally absent. The fnced#
VI W. Perkins are referred to his appended card.
at gives me great pleasure "a recommend 10 thu
,'''zsns o. Balon Rouge my friend DR.. Chopper.
= graduate Of T'aosylvaata University, who from
ns extensive exps''saes IN practice, aud indcfati-
gable attention 10 business, wit doubtlaas rive uni-
ssrsai 50 satisfaction, and in ali e...s ybass n.
C,fopper Is the attending Physieiaa ,stn NV friend.
wish my advice and attention In a.ieultstioa /,
VIII be promptly aud graluitoas'y rendsred.,,
m6 4 Am J PERKINS, MD.
NOTICE.
AS Thursday 1t,h instant, at The Catholic
" Church Of Baton Rouge, an elestion Of
Church Wardens will take place between The hours
Of II O'Clock n. tn. ind 4 O'Clock y. m
LEON BUNNECAZE.
m6 a Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
LAW VOTITE

TyHE coparpersl,ip heretofore existing beiwe
James N Elan and Amos Adams, under the
firm Of Elan and Adams, is this day die s,lged by
mutual consent all unfinished business enrn tot To
yaid fsu, will be attenied TO by I ZEN jointly.
JAMES NJ ELAM,'
me 4 AMOS ADAMS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

= W.. "a authorised 10 .naounes d 4
u,s.n,e.nr. :g.a. ass ea,fsidass sos the office
Of Mayer 81 she "s1' municipal election
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

HEAD QUARTERS 9Th REG'T l. M.
PM7ufmine, March /, 1871.
Order No !.
~ f~hrigadier General Gu.saye 8 Rousseau, of
,by Sih Brigade !. NJ. Assumes this dav, Tho com.
rnard OF the 9Th Brigade l. NJ. All tetu,ns will
accordingly BE- made 30 him, u, his beud qua. sers,
ss,abIi si,ed in ths town Of Plagpepnioe, P4risl, Of
lbsryills.
by order Of r
q 8 ROUSSEAU,
Brigadicr General, eon'd'g ssii Brigade Lynn.
VALsAfN ] DUPUY,
A~ld-Ie~Camp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
United States Circuit Court
VS.: No. 703
Montoomery Sloan.

Uioa's'Ihri St"sH'
TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. for
T. the 9th Circuit holding sessions in and fer
the eastern district Of Louisiaha-By virtue of a
writ of f. IA. to me directed, | will expose at pub
lie sale on Tuesday 30th of March next, the fol-
loving property 10 wit;
A certain lot OF ground situated in the to,vn of
Bs.oa Rorge, on the sire OF North st.,
measuring Is feet front and tuHn ing Gtafeet b. Ok
with all the iinP ROY emshts thereon.
Seized as the property of said SlcaR, to satisfy
said &. ia.
NJ MARIGNY,
United States Mgtshai.
By j w PROFFIr,
f7 Deputy u. =. Marshal.
MAYORALITY
THE price of fresh -four being 81 rs per bar
rel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week, 81
ounces Of bread for > dine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
HEAD QUARTERS litb REG'T /. NJ.

HEAD QUAKTEkS lib HEUT J. NJ.
Baton Rouge, La., March A, 1871.
lsegimebtal Order No 1.
GJCDl A Malta, having resumed Che command
Of tas 18th Regiment l.. NJ, MAJOR J h Laye., Is
consequently 'siisssd from the command
Big Gen q y Rousseha requests the officers Of
the ii'h Regiment Of l. M. aud also tho officers OF
the 9Th Regim, Mt l. NJ, residing above the Cout,
House Of Fast Baton Refuge Oh Sunday the 2sth
Maseh nest at II o'elotk a III, In order to mako
some arrangement lot officers din.
A MAtrrh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

| PRISTEns GRATUlfIEs.--N0 clnss OF mechan
ice, perhaps, suffer more from tho predatory and
begging habits of individuals than printers. They
! work SO bard, invest so much, arl furnish their
papers so low, that people really seem TO think
they actually are worth nothing but to be given
away, or taken withou, leave! Accordingly, moth.
ing is more common than for people, who have
the curiosity to read something that happens to be
particularly Interesting. or who wish 10 send a
paper to a friend as a token Of remembrance, to
run into a printing office, and ask for, or take a
paper jus, out from the press, and if the printer
should think of taxing him any thing for it, the
| customer would think himself quite insulted by
the niggardliness Of the stingy printer with what
other mocha MICS or business men would people
think of taking the same liber,ies! Go into a gro
Gerry and ask the retailers to give you four pence
Happenings worth of tea, coffee or .%ugar-and
unless you were really an object of charity, be
would probably thipk himself the one imposed
upon. Or visit a book store and make off with
half dozen sheets of writing paper, and most like
ly tho proprietor will pursue his customer with q
wri, for petit larceny. Go into a %joiner's shop and
ask him to give you six cents worth Of his wares,
and you would feel as il you were engaged in a
cheap business. And yet people will enter a print
ing office; and take six cents worth of a printers
labor and really think i. one of that sor, of things
which should be given away-because the paper
10 printed. A clean white sheet he would think
too valuable to abstract without psy, and yet it
costs a printer seventy five dollars every week 10
set up the types that are impressed uporthe sheet
that make il worthless. No, no, this is no! the
way to do business. Ifyou want a paper and will
not subscribe for it-as all honorable men do
jus, step into the Office and laying down a silver
bit. say, .Sir, f you please, let me have one of
your papers, end take that in pay for it, You
will be readily accommodated, and then be seated,
(not looking over the shoulder ofthe composition
to read manuscript, or retire and read your own
paper like a man of good conscience and honora-
be uJincinles,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Mns. GESEnAh HAnnisox.-Aa this lady IL
soon expected TO occupy The White House at
Washington. any thing relating to her history will
be gratifying to the public.
Aher The severe and desperate battle Of The Mi.
ami in 1894, General Wayne went TO the A,lan-
tic States. leaving Captain Harrison in command
Of Fou Washington, now Cincinnati. The next
year. Captain Harrison married tho daughter of
Judge John Cieve Symmes,-who was born a,
Riverhead. Long Island, aud removed in carly life
to New Jersey. where he married the daught Of
Governor William Livingston, aud was soon a-
Ter ons Of the Associate Judges Of tho Supreme
Court Of that State. In 1887 he became the
proprietor of"the Miami Purchase" Of near a
million If acres, and removed 10 tina, County.
Mrs Harrison was educated at East Hampton,
Long lsland, and when young was esteemed a
Lady Of grea, personal and mental accomplish
ments. A writer Tot tho National Portrait Galle-
ny for 1886, thus speaks Of finer. 'She is distin-
ruished for her benevoience and piety; and all
who know her. view her with esteem and affection
Her whole course through life, in all it's relations,
has been characterized by those qualifications that
complete the character Of an accomplished mat
ron.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
HEAD QUARTERS 9Th RgG'T M,

HEAD QUARTERS sth RECT l. NJ,
PMqpfmine. March /, ls4i.
Order No 2.
~ The following gentlemen have doly been ap-
potrtsd aud cotnn,,s4iyned officers Of The Eensrai
st,n IN lhs 9Th Brigads l. N. i, 10 vii;
VALsAIs DUPUY,
Aid 10 Camp
WILLIAM 3 ROBERTSON,
Btigadier Inspector.
FRAME a WOODS,
Quarter Master.
URsly SLAUGHTER,
Pay Master.
G. THOMAS r vKYHAN.
Surgeon.
BY order Of Gs ROUSSEAU.
Bligadier General, Com'd'g 9Th Res't l. NJ.
VALSAlN J DUpUY,
Aid dc Camp. .
HEAD QUARTERS 9Th RECT l. NJ,
Phquemine, March !, is4i.
Order No 8.
GrPrigadicr General q 3 Rousseano IT the 9Th
B~,igadieI, l. N, having assumed The command oi
sai Brigade, Chi mel A Natts, ofihs Itth ksa't
l. VI ., will reassums the command Of said l.egi-
ment.
BY order Of
q y ROUSSEAU,
Btigsdier General, Com'd'g 9Th Brigade J. NJ.
DUpUY,
Aid de Camp.
Col A Malta " directed to promuIgate tho
above orders.
q y ROUSSEAU,
inf A I!tioadt.r f.sue.af
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06


NV sts authorized 10 announce W,sL,AN
CIR, ESQ., 9. 1 candidate 10y tho Office 81 Mayor.
III the nest ~eletaien.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

her true policy would De 10 40 Justlce, ana show
that courtesy to equals which she has always de-
sire to press views on this part of the subject, par
ticularly as a demand has been made by our Gov
eminent upon the Government Of Great Britain
for an explanation as to the outrage committed, the
answer 10 which it is hoped will prove salisfacto-
ry.
As tprthe other points presented in the demand
made By the British Minister for the sliberation''
OF Alexander Mcleod, the committee believe the
facts Of thecase to'be, that the steamboat was seized
and burnt as stated before, and that a citizen or
citizens of New York were murdered in the ARRAY.
And there were reasons to induce a belief that
Mcleod, was particeps criminis. He was al first
arrested, a second time. Upon the evidence then
presented, he was imprisoned to await his trial.
There was no invasion of British territory to seize
or take him. But upon bis being voluntarily with
in our territory he was arrested as any citizen of
the United States, charged with a similar offence
might have been. We know of no law of nations
that would exempt a man from arrest and i'm
p]risonment for offences charged to he committed
against the peace and dignity of a State, because
he is a subject of Great Britain, or because he
committed the crime at the instigation or under
the authority of British Provincial officers; much
less do we know OF any law that would justify the
Presidentto deliver him up without trial, at the
demand and upon assertions as to the facts, of any
agent of the British Government. five had been
at open war win Ufeat britain, anu McLeod haa
committed the offences charged, then be might
have fallen under the rules aud regulations of war,
and been treated as prisoner of the u. States
Government. and would have been subject to laws
of nations in war. But as the alledged criminal
acts, in which Mcleod is charged to be implicated
were committed in profound peace. it is a crime
as far as he may be concerned, solely against the
peace and dignity of the State of New York. and
her criminal jurisdiction iscomplete and exclusive
If the crimes committed be such as to make a man
'hostis humani genus'-an outlaw pirate, IN The
legal aeceptation of the term, then under the law
ef nations, the United States courts and tribunals
have Jurisdiction. Bot the offence charged
in this case, committed as 1t was in time of peace, |
10 far as this individual was concerned, was one
against the lex loci, and coming exclusives
y within sks srtsaiaal jorisdissiaa Of the tribunals !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

crws are J authorized Y "o"ea"e" JANE.
ceosra, E.q.. a. a candidate mt the Office 81
Msyot =, ,.s taa, monicipal elet''on'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
VOL. XVI.


SUBSCRIPTION 20 the DAILY WHO ~ Ci'v subac RI.
bctH g. yeas AMI Tot shOItoT rod the
tychT both payable In advance. Whom sent 10y na 10
sysaT.
AprErTisINg-Eoro one on. t,s,,t,,-
pcr'hs'i~o hs'f"nHs 81 hIrC Insertions ~ - ant
~ suurCr'huT inscIttns 81 cent?.
Ihti'C "a wrrb, tGcsuIs Tor each Insertion.
I~c" wrcS, hrstiuScItun 40 cents, every succeeding
Insertion ~ cents.
oueo week, drstinscrton 10 cents every succeeding
Insertion Stc'uts.
IrauFicut advertisers must Ray In advance.
THE number Of Insertions Of k'iNo uisenrrs he
noted the Mis-, they will bc until sc 10
be stopped aud charged accordingly. H-Ordcrs To stop
must also b, IN wTithg
Annual Alycrs"tE charged $50 two squares and
thai proportion tor advertisements OF greater length
ecW Aucu"nccTs and Lottery dealers, who charged
uS-Thc COUNTRY WING is published twice week
CTucsdays and Friays) at five dollars per Ennu
advance
FOR ADvERTisiNG-75 cents a square. Cor lcns) for
the fTsmE"ftun, aud 90 cents for cach continuance