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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
NEW ESTA Bills MENT
AT Az
OLD STAND,

+ HHE undersigned takes this method of inform
Il ing his friends, and the public generally, that
he has purchased the entire stock Of Merchandise
of GEO. w. OWENS, in addition to which, he has
just received, and is opening, at the old stand,
fresh supply of the following articles
Painted LqtcnS,
Cloths, CdSSimereS, CaSSinettS,
Bed Ticking, Shesting, Skiriings,
MusinS, Ltndseys, Ky. JuneS,
tSannetS, Shoes, Boots,
Hats and Caps, Sugar, Cgtee,
Tea, POUder, LeQ3
MouslindelaineS, Al patterns Of Prints,
Shot, Wines and Liquors, DC, Sc.
All of which will be sold on credit to punctual
dealers until the 1st of January 1912, with the
privilege of collecting any account that may con-
slider doubtful at any time. Also, sll kind of coun-
try produce generally, received in exchange for
goods. JOEL PREWITT.
Nov. 2Sth, 1910. 37-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
MARRIED.

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. WIN. SHORES,
Mr.. SAMUEL GREEN, to Miss SARENA, daughter
of LEWIS WILLIAMS, both Of this county
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Final settlement.

VNHE undersigned, administrator of the estate
l. Of Lemuel Collins, decd. will apply at the
neSt term of the County Court of Randolph coun-
ty ior q final settlement of his administration on
said estate. VIM. ROBERTSON,
Jan l6, lS40--44 At admir-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Information Wanted.

NF w. B. H. ADAMS, boy about 10 years of
~ age, who left this place. on the oath ut., on
visit to his relatives, for three or four days. and
has not returned.
IAN 10TH lS4l
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23

Persons indebted to this Office for Job Work,
Advertising, &C., are requested TO call and settle
tneir accounts.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
n TS!

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
TENHE undersigned avails himself of this method
l. tO inform the public, that having commenced
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

thew have been on the look ont. They havs
with considerable difficulty fixed the 10 n, OF
the fobt.ery AZ L nion,o Fsyciie Co, Ia on
the national road.
Its ssccnsined that very large rem'iian.
ces we're Ia the mails that were stolen, and
tha, one house in New i1rk has lost With
them over $4,000 Since the lsih inst the
bag containing the New YORK Pouch win
those for Baltimore and Philadelphia has
come safe 10 hand ~ FAR ~ baltimore. We
deem 1t lttic Singular thai rplsrys 80 oAicn-
sire A. ills, and earned on lcr SO long tire
should not have been discovered by any OF the
Post Offices ~ Tits section. ~ least no no
lice has ever been taken of II by the \. \.
Pos, Once. On inquiry at out Posi- Office,
we were informed that nothing i known al u
here, and from this We are led to conclude
that no Boston mails arc missing. We should
like much TO understand this affair We trust
Tat tic y. Y Postmaster viii at least give
tho public some satisfaction on this point.
Boston Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

From the \ Y Evening Star.
BANKING OF TIE UNITED STATES

We publish below an abstract OF the pro-
cTess and political isioty of banking in the
several states and territories OF the Union,
from 1880 To 1896 The Jackson influence
which predetermined in the majority of them
during that period, WAS favorable to the in
crease of banking institutions and they were
chartered 10y the Jackson Legislatures as fast
as the increasing business Of the country de-
msnded them, and possibly in some cases,
rather faster As a whole, however-wilh
the single exception of the war upon the L.
nited States Bank-the policy of the Jackson
party toward the banking interest up to 1896
was fostering and conservative. II boots moi
now TO inquire whether the local institutions
were encouraged, sustained and increased 10
number merely for the purpose of playing
them on against The laviathan Of Pennsylva
MIA, OF from more ennobling moiives-the Ell
feet was Immediately beneficial, and therefore
the policy was popular. At the very TINT
When this policy was developing itself, Aros'
a little aniac OniR faction IN the city oil New
York, whose avowed object was the an lihiia
ton Of all hanks. To this party Mr. Van Bu
rem. soon after he became President, alice
himself His special organ, the Democrall
Krylew, called them 'relormerS, and thei
doctrines illuminated democracy Declare
that their principles were those with whlcl
Mr Van Bufen had always been idenuhed,an
announced HAT he had oudeavored and wa
sii!l oudesvOurg, TO carry them fully out u
uraciioc. lie las done so to the best Of hi
allly. and ihe peopie--lhc democratic wing
aad flower of iAe old Jackson party, formin
Together al immense majority Of tie fIeeme
AZ lie nitrd States have hurled him iron
place aad power. Everywhere the old Jack
son men, who from q mistaken sense Of homo
or from dread Of political prescription, CAV
Mr. ' an BJrsn iukewafm support al the lat
election, are iorsakiug him, rePudiauuR his 4
nanpai measures and returning TO tbsir ul
ccuseUsuvs punlp.es. They see 10 tie els
Walton ufM iiiAm iieurV Harrison, a 'DerHe
cratr Resisrat,oh end are determined ,
.'ani shoulder 90 shoulder, Wiih those wh
have yrerc 81 ihom 30 lie path oi duiy,
sustaining a feru Iiesu administration.
NUmUcI Of banks and smouui 81 bsnkin
capita. created from January lsl / $50, 10 Jar
usTy D., l-5C inclusive. Showing also III
political ohsra ter Of lie different legislature
which chartered these banks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Georgia and Maine.-The lower House Of
the Georgia Legislature has passed bill os.
iablshing a quaraniu. Of hundred days on
all vessels coming from the state Of Maize,
and declaring that ny violation of said quar-.
antue shall Toe punishable with confinement,
IN the uen,enilary for not less tnsn two nor
mOre Than ten years.
The cause Of this harsh measure is the re.
fusal Of the state of Maine TO surrender certain
persons, charged with stealing negro SLAVES
from Georgia, and who were demanded by tho
Governor OF Georgia.
When the bill came before the Senate, i
was passed with the following amendment
ind be II Jvr,htr cnacfcd, That whenever
the Governor Of the Stale Of Maize shall CON.
ply with his constitutional obligation 10 the
State Of Georgia, 10 me premises, the Govern
Or ofihi stale shah, Ny proclamation, suspend
the operation Of this act. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 70, is4o.

BY this mornings mail we have lengthy
accounts from the Fast, but nothing Of suil-
ciently pressing importance 10 induce US to
delay our issue to make extracts. The Brit-
ish flee, have captured the city and island OF
Chusan, on the eastern coast OF China The
Syrian question is settled 10y the submission
of Mshem.t Air TO the terms of the Allies. -
Another dreadful explosion las taken place al
ST. Jean d'Acre, adding nearly 300 more hu-
man sacrifices TO the bloody account given in
our last.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

The Spirit Of the Age has offered a is,
nui.eate To any ono who will find n wa
tho English language To rhyme with Ia,
SnvrR. We can offer nothing tina, a.,
better than "Rdai e sir" a, least We t,
the habit Of 50 completing The eouplU,,
any one gives US the SILVER
Tan the Age find primitive word b,
English language 10 rhyme with the /,
WiNp, as /, is usually pronounced IT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Sucidcs.-llis asserted that there are more
suicides committed IN America then IN any
other country. II must he confessed that at
present they are exceedingly numerous. We
ran hardly glance at newspaper Without
perceiyIng an account 81 one.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

"One Ho'nc, one WEE One God."-Th,
conclusion Of Mr. Adams Lecture on he
Philosophy Of Mans Life, is that the oom
ple,e happiness Of man depends upon his ha''
ing zone fixed hahualiou--one welded part.
ncf foI lile--one Omni potent God 10 worship
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

EIfenIirc Robery Of the Weston Mal.-By
the saii OF Yesterday morning, we learn that
eight mails have teen robbed at some point
this SIDE Of Wheeling, within short time.
These rshbeues we're commenced about
he middle November, and were continued up
to about the 18Th ult The mais stolen were
n The pouch which contained the letters for
New York and Boston. land all the places east
Of New York; from Wheeling, Cinrinnaii
Louisville, Nashville, - LOUIS, Natchez, and
all Vie western and south western post Offices
Tie agents Of ne Post Office Department
have been on The watch FOR SOME time, endeav-
orIng to detect the robbers, bu, have 50 far
failed, as T. - the mail ha. been robbed while
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Our exchange papers fjr the last few w'e;s
have brought Us the details Of more murders,
butcheries, suicides and violence than has oc-
CURED within the same length Of time since
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

our remembrance. As most OF then =
TRANSFERRED at great distance from TIN
shall no, publish particulars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12


tf,enilcnen i have been honored with
bur invitation, IN behalf OF "the New Eng
sasd Society 90 tic City Of y. York, compos.
Vpf native. aud sons of natives, OF the New
rselsnd State 10 attend their anniversary
ammcnoI of The landing OF the Pilgrims
IA Pyucu. tie ped OF tie present month.
A. nfIcl - that official snd other en-
Esfs mouis q % doprlve me the pleasure Of
weeping ,i- Invitation, AID minehug IN the
aiiviucs O.. ,auT celebration.
II ilcfe - event in our Cuunuy's histo-
yNhl,h hu.Ge lTe-t miUenre iB lis olsims 10
ememlGangc, ~ Is lhai Whirh you propose TO
lslsbric. ~ imposing splcndof, and IN rap
dsiy al results ls.ls, indeed below the dec
aratlon Of INDEPENDENCE. Th1iWas lhc loud
fnd stern voice Of tie nation, declaring It's
feh,s, Ffoclsiu.ng Hs wrongs, and plfdginr
Vic sul LuioI ilr RESISTANCE. II added TO tie
nporsl tubHnI,N ui iHe truths 1 uttered, that
Of uis high d-uur which looked, uuhcnch cd,
~ tie giant p0wcI dat seemed able to crush
b, al SINGLE ue.d Tic day Of its, declare
iicn ALI Stand forth - ronlE of grateful aud
siena. ocn.msr.u.uiat.u 20 ll. latest Ieiiod oi
OUT Ea'iaaal eA.sieEfe
4 b., Whence CINE lie spln tiat dictated
shai ocf lsiaaohi Nlenoc HE patience that
endure tie a.yc1sl,cs arJ una.s which sue.
reeded li Mltnre ne uar,rr enemy th,,
esulrd illc baud Of GO med and persecuiec
rsinoa though lie uuoqual ,oLfici. arc
nov bed ihcm viii ui.mrh' Nheuts. allow,
al, thr aroug ari steady reliance ga tie ID
sinc frcircuon, vli,h made ihe cause Of on
<couigy fmi lalra-v Tie cause Of thst Al
mighig frrF, without whose care and quad
@nce he waioaa.gu Wsuh have walked bu, u
ssaia'
Ite srswsi 20 ii.ss questions cannes Us q
TIE kccA ~ Ilyme.ih. IA iuifutuces 10 q
tf lHile bod 81 fueiu,os uum cppt,s.
fbo rea5rd llon Il tie sisud.id OF moral az
ess1i iieedQm, sra glerieI iu ne fs'uge au
psosscuoH az i's sheltered vssic. ID rcminc
"a Of ufir ~soleml compact" on hoard a.
&ay llowsf, '4n presence OF God and OF oi.
sngtiisr, wtich iofHnst lie INT Aneries
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
w = = 7"
DANL WEBSTER.


%senilemen--l have had the honor Of re-
lo<iag your ohlging communication, inviting
= on behalf Of the New England Society IN
efCny Of New York. 10 dine with item on
NJ approaohioP anul,o:safv.
Sksd0cAiod in ohe o! the colleges OF New
l1xland, early conceived vencralion for
4 habits and Insisiu.ions of that portion of
q rounlTy-a scRersilon IN which subsequent
<rsience and observation have only tended
sdecpen. in no other part OF the Globe, is
fsfy without RIGHTEOUSNESS, aud religion
Shon, superstition enjoyed ~ an equal de-
~. nor can any other population OF the same
soens, he found, IN which there is so much
|ncn and comfort and so little vice and mis-
u The good order and happines> of New
iAclsnd si10Td many instructive lessons -
~ teach Us ,ha, Liberty and equality when
der the guidance Of religion DO not lead as
~ did IN iuhdci France,io ANARCHY and des-
Tie distinction of rank, tic culii-
hicD Of tie foe arts, and tic costly omhel-
hsue nis Of life, are not necessary to soften
kmanncrs, excite the bcuevoleuCc or inyig.
2te tic lniolleC,s ollhe peuple-that nation
NhapJiuess is totally Gisiinc, from national
I4alib and power, and the influence OF the
Nhie is no less conducive 10 the tranquility o
~ STATIC than TO tie peace OF tic family anc
~ siriue and happiness ot,he individual.
WThe founders OF New England were indeed
Grn ssserers OF jhcir rights, hu, unlike The
xmspogucs OF these and al other times, the,
eeulcsed duI,s as well as rights and ehdeav
nd 10 mako the wall OF God, tho will OF botl
Ait political and priyate conduct Enter
lining these sentiments, would bc happy Il
Nsle with The society 10 COMMUNICATING III,
htpes Of tie p,.cum Fathers, bu, engage
Snts not easl', avoided, viii deny me tn
ehsuTo
q have tie honor to be gentlemen.
Your most ohedient serv't.
WILLIAM JAY.
GThomas F.ssenden. &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

hs~ f,,uit-',rt "a il.s Bel istrsr,s q
M. nef p-acrcac3 20 ITO hoass Il
uhsfc. 81 fie spfTtaiea umc and
~ a.avn ta u,rn "a us IT,. isr. iasf
rst slrtc5 ~ So ~ ,rf 81 Mss,lnf
'@t'ss rupfatsar q he usl'os
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
rRsARY OF THE LANDING OF
Bait pffg.rFN HATuEWa

~YHF PILGRIM FATHERS
tsl.tstiBas r .hs sasissrssfy - The
- , f,.u- Ts,hsr ., rifmputb. ~
r. a.trty os 90. gsh D,ern.
4 ~ <siistt sffs -rts ifosn srrrirl stuiltm's
ENnf g.. ilsif tntta,tttis thssnts W.
~ t<sass- q q, .hs-.nr ,he foshug 1t pre-
~ aassr hssfts, iH ttitiiaa g. TIE char.
- "a Fslu. rlt, afth rlef.u T.ll.eu To
f. rw shang raunes,,d wi,h ths h',fotr afths
ssi ia ssfir s.ti,sas ct ~ Ns~ Eag.
ahn y is,,fs,'. tus W ifvH We are no,
"a s1is iesine
sssrs WasA.ncian. Dec ~. l-i0.
- nss-pohir dauc. vll prevent me
ea.nr Yulr yrrf Alpd invitation 90
.s,r,n ~ pa. 50 commemorate i..e iADa-
sss,. P,lgun ltibcrs
W tsra.fiag tcsi instrucis us more and
Te~ss ta,uc 81 illso virtues 81 sobur,'
So sell denial and 90 those deep
~. - Of religions obligation and duty,
ssa tse Nsl.lcrcfs over ihc ocean brought
80 ubia uorl. 90 piaciir. ana Illustrate
t'G Ilcr established TIC crest mod
r.txfssh COLONIZATION .u3 s1bscllcn;
"a. xHso ncp co3a,uc, hls prrspcfed, 90
AjA UsnspcT. very mltA go rfuI"rIhu as
efE52st ,lc.I 90 ample ~ DEPARTED rom
fT msy t.rir pufoupgs be icmembc g.
nsy ibeir ,!iiucs bc ,eucIlicd an3
: pesxlruasni of Ncn England is 81 even,
nanii.es liscli 20 lhc ipicl,rciual eye
= sstfsr II is an ttlcu which rises and
~. ~ We Ie.cls IRON it Centuries hence
K tppcar g. o4t pcsieniY 'at more iInpof-
YsA .,nisr,sung than 1t aqIcats 10 Us.
as hope hat when HAT posicu,y shall
asrTAn.pia,e he laucine OF Our fathers
70 ~ down tie history OF The generations
& .shsli have succeeded each oihet,spcsk.
seis language, protesting their religion
aM itcif nsuos. and sharing their blood
A. fnd something 10 llnger aud dwell OF
IpsresuIo, IN he principles. The yirtuc'
he "a hiesmouis of tie age inwhich Prov
so has given rs being
fbxay YOU. gentlemen. 10 take my best re-
ia. snd present all nay good wishes to the
kfy. and to believe me. with great person.
Nerard, Your ohcdi sefy'l
~ DAN'L. WEBSTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

d'hujfsic e n'est ponrtant 3us le rapport
des llrefsd'naye qai decofni leurs tenn.
pl eJleras muteIs Ut mendienrs maisons
4 bIculiFes. fssrquDi dhc resterions
ygs en- sriefe ice. 4gHrd Iorsane not !
ons tod ce q.il fant pod ne le ceder B
aucnn peHpies Ie P~ouponshnus pas cofn.
me eux, IN e~ilgurageant Ies arts, faire
naitre che notHune multitude de- ces de-
lieieuse.s reductions que j5nais on ne se
lasss de ontTtfplerY Ne f%plrrions nous
pas, come tahI d'autres I~atipas, ayoir
une scoIefenoi1Enee, aai fendrait rang
parmi ceRs qut got %eniantY les Rubens,
les Le Posslns " iiesnieaR II ne nous
manque pur ceia q,e des f,deles qui al.
Ioment rtre itnginaiioUs qui servent
d'oIjsts d, comnraison ahos premicrs
essais. Hons. mss done dSnons en- pro,
curer; car,lois, lyec cetteptitude b tout
ceque Ia aturc hous n s9iberAlement
octroyee. pus psfrons cnPu de temps,
non seulennt ehler, ~maiIcncore sur.
passer ,outs les tlebri,es a monde.
Eli! hier rocasion Sc tesente tres
favorablonnt: / tabIeau dfApmheose
de Ia viers MariAse a expo, 10 Diman-
che dos Ryneaux aux regak des faa'es
Ell des connisseur. Allons bus l'appre.
cier; ct ii, on,ne M 'assurei est auasi
parfait danl'ensentle que Ids les DE-.
tails. no penetionS PMS que, tE 4 Baton
Rouge, ii 50 ffapn d'un nnus an genre
d'ostracisme celuik notte inference. |
UN CHOLE. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

L'ASSOMPTFO

EA LE +EFN&F
Represented la mere dis Sseur au mo-
meni rs eiis aaitte Ia ierre pr niler jour
anptss de son disin fis du snheur sans
mtlange reserve aax els, ct sans doi,e
n enterprise qGi cscl1nYa talent de
premier ordre, I'm ptnsea, Saffs ~itee1eut
exereA. Or, VOLTA Frbcis &A 9 Fin
ma peut s'empacAer lie ~ nnaifha4 =
une prodatction iqs.i est Il lie point de scr
tif de l~'tatelier dun artif depais quelque
temps fSt ! Baton Ronf.
Combien ne desons, sus done pas nont
Tkjouir aa'Hsaii ea i'hsalnseidke de dose,
f'Eglise Caihoiiaaa deaeire vile, dun
tahieau qui respirs Ia Ileste nature des
etres qa'ii Represented Combien ne de-
vons ao.is pas etre disRes d contrihier
en- &c qui nous concernla resErn,ion dur
prolet qul Ell 81 hien b harmonic ases
metre g.ai poir les beal artr?
Ce sont des snjets pmme celai don,
nous pArlons qni ont rean cklehre lie non
des Raphael, des Ti,iel des Correge. des
Michei-Aage. ce snnles uenvres ADM.
rabies do ces gfands mares qui ont donnt
Aape NC yalio iilustra,id j rItalie. cette
E.lsfqtie de l'4qHepce ct de Ia
# dds la poksie dc ID sculpture.
ronsa-s 60 dnne mani1re in.
rEpNhlicaiH de Rome OF aux
noysn sge, nous s.,mmss d.
spEFiesEs asItaliens dssnjour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

L'Tnausuration du President Harrison, qai 9
ca lied lie q Mas ets uae des plus aolemnelles,
d,aprss 10 ~jeurnol de Louisville, il s'es. rendn !
Washington plus de so, 900 personses pour s,se
,enoins DO cestte ceremonie. Le Presiden, d prete
serme;t sur uae pla,sformc en- piein air audessas
dul .por.iiq,ale du Cspitas, 9, q p%rononct son dis
cours dune vaix fcrme ct distincle. Des ~rejouis,l
sances pabilques on, eu lieu ,T'enshousiasne esait
Il son ccmble, II serait impossible de I decrire,
sou, s'est passs dans 10 plus grand ordn ct sans
accident. FEH 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

A-
IN Repas d bon naarehe - Tn vol 4.
P"uies a etc o,mmis 4 Cuyeryile .yec
'es circumstances assez singuliefes. Depx
'ndisidns Sc sont pre,en,es chez vne do
mo'seiie ayeugIe de cette Commune. 81 II;
ont d.man'le Ia pernis- ion de faire cu;re
des cotelettes a son feu. Cette demands
ienr fut accordee, D condition au.ils ne res.
pas Iongiedlps.
dependant les praparalits a want sembls
un reu longs B In demniselie, eI,e ~.,anuro
eha du ten en- fatonnani, 9, recoanat aue
c e'a.t non des c6telenes, mais bien de-,
sola'aes qni u isaicnt. Tn des changers
1Fponda a SON observation que ces veIail.
'es avaient eie ashetees chez IN voj.in. Co
a,est que lie !endemain quill fat reccnun
les etrangers ~ayaient Gu recours j son
- 'ia'llsr en- meme temps q Ia son fen.
IN. de Rouen. }
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
MOUVRAUX AVIS
Vente
PAR Id COUR DES PREUVES.

PAROISSE QUEST BATON ROUGE.
ffsEsAN vertu d,an ordre de Ia Cour des Prsuves de
<ss4 la Paroissc do la Pointe CouP6e, il sera of-
fert on sente ~pubiiqua par 10 jugs soussigas, SIR
les hsux,
LUNDI, 26Avrl p~rochsin.
d III hesres A M. les prnprietes saivantes iRdisises
sntre Claude A. Ghappin, ei Ia Veuve 9, les hafi-
tiers de T ranGois Lebeau, savoir:
10. Tn Moroccan de Terre situe dams cet,e pa
roisse, ayane quiuze arPcats he face au Cinema! de
la Fansse Risiers, sur Inc prosondsur de quaran.e
arpents.
20. Tine autfs Terre contenant neuf arpens ct
dcmi de face ali feuve Mississippi, borner dun cote
par Ie chenai de la Fausse Riyiere, dams Ia pro-
fondeur par In tcrTe heerite c~i-dessas, ct b la ligne
inferie,ire. par iere don't les deux presens NOR
ceaux faisaient primitirement pafsie.
CONDITIONS
La serre de q uinse arpens de face sur Ia Fausse
Riviere, sera dlvisee en- trois lots de cinq arpe,is
chaqs,e, aui seront scndes s6parensena ct la serre
de nsaf arpents ct demi do face sera yentiue en- ug
seui lot. lie tout payable D I'M, tisux ct ,rois aas
din Jour do Ia vente, en- billcts asec cautions sois-
aalfas, porta nj inseret d dix pour cent apies 10,
~efl6snee, 81 hypathsque spesiale sur les propria,es
j~usau'au paiemens final.
"a mars-7 L. FAvROT. J.ge.
n A4 EZ
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TEXa.

Le bateau 4 vapearsavannah, arrive
hier snir de Galveston. apporte des our
nanx de CO port at delouston iusqu,au
Ia da courant.
L'hon. Geo. Fl. FIoodharge d'aff,ires
des Eats, Unis anpres goavernemen,
teaien, elait dangereussent maiade !
Austin.
LIE president Lamare, Ut Ia sant6 est
m%alntenant parfaitement Sblie, va, dit
200. reprendre les rtnes i'administra-
ation.
| uae conpsgnie d'enyii d.us cents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

NOMINEES sous leg ordres dp cnpi,aine L.e.
WIS s,ors, nisait ! Austin pour fare nne
eApeaiiion eontre les Indiens. Ce,,e com.
paSn'e ayant appris par des espioos o,s
los indiens ont rk,ni envlro, !, nnn e
vaux Q, 4 gu 5 mile t4tes de- / 6,s;l ! a's
centaine de miles d'Austin, a l%,in,entian
les ealever. Ellie ne recoyra pas de-
Pave On. 5gouyernelnent, mais le bu,;a
qu ellie fsra hi ap,artiendra.
Courier
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Chalan eouk-Le Picayune annonq Ia perte
d'ua chaiatn qui a .oucht sur un chicotet q coule
de suite, Lunli a cinquante miles do larNouyelle
Orleans. Ls prop sstaire du chalan Q tides mar
cbsndiscs. Capitaine Hart a Ste noye RI await
dams Ia chanbre une somme d'envisln $1,000
quill a cheyche 4 sauser, mails 10 batsn ayant
soudaiucment couie on ne Ia plus resu. Les au-
tres personnel ont Ell le bonheur d'echaper, mais
10 ba,eau ct les marchandises sont totalment per.
l,a t#e#t -
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nlr Nous ssmneg autoiifs j snaoncer Mf.
WIN. GEE, nemns cant.1s h i place DO Marie .
ID ptochaine Election Municipale. ls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

lie service funebre en- menolre de Napoleon.
aui dewitt avoir lieu d Ia Nile. tsrie ansf 30 Mars
dcrnier, a etc indlfiniasent renvnye. a comite
d,arrangement u'ayant pa ,omber d'&ord asec
ls couseil des Margui!lers de rEglise lathedta.e
de St. Louis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

rs Nous sop,4nes a~n.erises A a~fncnccr Mi.
wm. H. YOUNG, CONNIE csndidst . 10 place 10
Marie L. Id prochaine Election Mnnlcipaie.
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a Nous sommes aatoriass a annoneer Mr.
Hgsar ToaLINsos, CONNIE caididat pour is
Conscil 10 Willie i Ia prochaine Election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

mr. Nous sommes ~au.orises a annoncer NJ.
II. CAasssA, CONNIE candidat pour 10 Conseil
de Vile 4 Ia prochaine Election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27

Piusieurs jaurnaar Franeais onse ssisis pour
Ia publication des iettres ATTRIBUTED Louis Phi.
iippe. sasoir: la France. Ia Case, LIE Com
meree, fEco Franeais. lie Nationlet Ia Quot.
dienne. Les dsbats de ce,te afaitesont eurieux.
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Suspension des Baaques De Geergie-Tl
parait certain que iou,es les Bang, dc Ia Geos-
sic on, encore suspendu ieurs payens.