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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
7 A De La LOUISIANA.
COuR DES pREIIYES

En- vertu dune commission de Honorable
JUICE de la p~aroisse d'Est Feliciana.
Il sera vendu par lie soussigne, Juge de Pa
roisse, a la maison de cour de la vile de Ba-
ton Rouge,
MARDI, II Decembre proclaim,
Ia propriete s~uivante appartenant a la success
sion de fen Elias Boatner decide, a SAVIOR:
200 acres de terre, born6e i Test par des
terres de R. w. Newport ct la Comite, au sud
par Boatner, a Test par CLANCY ct Talbot, au
nord par Wilson.
Tn autre moroccan de terre contenant GOO
acres, appartenant jadisa w. White, borne au
nord par des terres de Turbeville sur la Co
mite.
CoNpITIoNs-Un ct deux ans de credit a
dater du premier Janvier lS41. LIE prix d'a-
chat devant porter nn interet de dix pour cent
apres l'eeheance jusqu'a Placement.
CHAS. TESSIER,
ID novenbre. 40 ]. de Pasossse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
FLORIDE.

II parait que quelques chefs indiens ne
~veulent pas ~abandonner la Peninsula; mais
Ia plus grande partie des sauvages qui ne
Sc sont pas encore soumis, sont disposes a
Sc laisser transferer aux Arkansas. Or a
appris, par I'm negre qui a pass6 p'usieurs
mois parnai les indiens, que ceux-ci n%'atten-
tent pas a la vie DIES Anglais ct des Espa-
gnols qui font naufrage sur Ia cote, Cette
information fat ~pr6sumer que les lies Ba-
hama ct dc Cuba Gon entretient des rela.
tons avec les indiens.( Comrier.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

La lettre suivante, envoyGe au journal
le Commerce, par I'm Francois qui habite
Pun des grands ports de l'Angleterre, nous
a paru merlter une attention sp6ciale
g.. lie 10 septembre 1871.
"Fous avcz sans doute lu Ie discours
fattenr do sir Robert Peel, dams lcquel il a
fat rGlogc dc n. Guizot, lie promoteur de
la paix i tout prrix ct partout. II est as
SEE Grange d'entendre articuler I'm tel
compliment dc Ia bouche DUN ministre an.
glais, envers un ministre francais. Que!le
est la portGe de cette penste ang'lcane ?
lie parti tory chorcke d Aattcr l'amour
propre dc Nj. Guizot pour les cncourager ii
GGsarmer la France. Je vols d'aprGs les
jolrnaux que Ia France en- efet
son dGyarmemont; oette ligne politiqao
indique que l'honneur francais fat g6nu-
lexion dcvant les int!,nations britannlques.
1lais, monsieur, avcz.vous %jarnais entcndu
dire que NJ. Guizot ait demande lie dGsar-
mcment en- Angleterre ! Non, jamais. Eh
bien ! que fait PAnglcterre en- &C moment?
VouIcz-vous que je ,vous le disc? Ellie
s'arme tandis qu'ellc yous pr6che lc dGsar-
nlcment, ct pour vous METRE au courant
de ce Qui sc passe en- Angleterre, je vais
votrs inscriremne liste exactc de tous les
yaisseaux de guerre qu'on arsne
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
NOUvELLEs MARCIIANDIsEs.

lie soussigne appelle ~l'atention de ses pra-
tiques au nouyel assortment de marchandises
fraiches quill ylentd de %recevoir. II continuera
a renouveler son fonds a des interyalles rGgu-
li6rs ct vendra d des prix tres-modtrts.
On %trouvera entire autres chooses Des ha-
billemens confectlonnes pour honmes /; ditto.
pour enfants. Chapeaux de govt pour Danes
de la derniere mode, Bottles, S~ouliers, e~Cha-
peaux ct tous autres articles de nouveautes
G nfait de marchandises sGches a de bas prix
pour du compliant.
D. SANGER,
13 novembre. 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

ct Pierre qrittant sa barque pour aller d
lui. Ces peintures, nous men doatons pas,
seront IN jour III Iusts sujct d'orgsieil pour
la Nouvelle Orleans, ct ruc~omf1anderonf
Mr.. Leon pomaredc i toutes les corpora
lions catalogues du pays, eommc Partiste
10 plus capable de concevoIr ct d'cxecuter
TN tablean dc lHistoirc Sainte.
ALE. LAToun-A LIZARD
Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

LIE dernier envoi, recu dams le mois dc
mai dernler, a fourni Ia quatfiene annuite
de 1900 mile francs, don't Ia repartition
aux ayant droit SC fat sans retard d la
Caisso DIES d6p6ts ct c~onsIgnatlons sur la
simple presentation des certlficats de liqui-
dation de Pindemnite.
De plus il y await dams ccs A millions lie
cornpI sncnt des 700 mile francs restes
dus par Haiti sur lie cinqui6me.
Eniin, les fonds ntcessaires pour Fem
prlnt, intGrGts ct advertisement.
T'ous ccs besoins rempIis, il est encore
reste a la Caisse des Consignatio1s at-dela
DUN mi!lica appartcnant au souyerncinent
d'Haiti ct a So disposition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

Volcano baEcau a VapeuF WoolWlcn
"Sir Robert Peel, a son avenement an
pouyoir vous prGche ~l'ovangile de Ia paix,
ct il Went de metre en- actiyite $50 bou-
ches a feu !! L'Anglcterre s'arme quand
ellie veut, mais ellie ne veut pas que les
autres nations s'arment VOLTA sd poll
~tique."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
VOLE.

Sur fhabltation de feu William Wikof, esq,
a deuX miles de Baton Rouge, Lundi soir der
nler, une Jument grise, haute d'environ quinze
palmes, pucetee au col, sans autre marque.
Une recompense reasonable sera payee a quiz
conque ramenera la dlte jument a l'habitation
susdite, gu a Mr.. L. M. Davidson, de la banque
de Carrollton.
13noVembre. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
vOITUREs!


Les soussignes s'empres-
oS1 sent de remercier leurs amis
fEHF-N ct lie public en- general pour
sAgGzZ-zazE3 Encouragement genereuy
qu'ils ont reeu dams les trayaux de leur etat /;
lis esperent meriter la continuation du patron
age public. lis Sc sont procure de bons ou-
vrlers de Fest, ct lis sont maintenant prets a
reparer toutes sortes de voltures, tsrouches,
cabriolets, &C., dams IN BRET dslai, ct de Ia
meilleure manlere, ainsi que des selles, brides
ct harnais. LIE tout sera faita ordre ct garan-
ii bien confectionne.
REEDER s. co.
Vis-a-vis la Banque de la Louisiana
d Baton Rouge.
N. B. lis achatent ct vendent des Carosses,
barouches, &c.
Ii novembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

LIE soussigne Went de r~ecevoir un nouyel
assortment de Medicamens simples ct conpo-
SEES, ct divers produits Chimiques, proyenant
des meilleurs Laboratories de France ct de
New-York. Ses preparations pharmaceuti-
ques ont etc enforcement renouyef1Ges. Pour
lie detail, voir la partie Anglaise.
7 aout. 26 b. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
A COTTON.

I'm petite quantite des celebres mouths a
cotton de Frazer.
Aussl, plnsieurs wagons a cheval ct a
bout, a vendre par
J. & E. F. PHILLIPS g. co.
81 aott. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
so octobre.

as,mz@ EPAVE-Arr6te par Cald-
MGMI#WI well &IIlckY, sur leur habita-
M tation, a environ cinq miles au
$50 <ss-.sss$-.- dessous &c Baton Rouge en-
cette P%arolsse, In beuf blanc ayec me maroue
lndechlfrable, Ioreille droite .foxed,' ct une
marque sur Poreille gauche. LIE proprittaire
est fequls de lie retirer en- Sc conformant a Ia
loi.
J. HUEsTON, rangeur.
6noVembre. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
AVIS.

La socitte ci-devant ~existant entire A. Kent
ct +. NJ. Kent, SOUS Ia raison de Amos Kent
& Co, a etc djssoute feIrenier jour de JUN
dernier, par accord mutuel.
AMOS KENT, =
+. ID. KENT.
Baton Roupc, 6 n%oyernbre. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
BOTS DE CONSTRUCTION

LIE soussignG a CONSIGNMENT des bois de
construction, de toute espece etdes meilleures
qualities, quill peut liyrer d des prix tres mo-
derea pour du compliant, savoir :-Planches a
bordage en- cypress; planches a plancher do;
planches dun pouce do; poteaux ct bois de
charpente /; bardeaux, &c. LIE tout a yendre
a son chantier pres du moulin a scie.
l3 mars-5 F.. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
Observation-Disclosures

Les families demeurant dams Ia vicinite de
Baton Rouge qui d6sireraient les services de
ma profession, pendant mon sejour dams cette
vile, pourront les obtenir en- re1nettant leur
adresse i l'Editeur de la Gazette.
4. L. PLOUGH.
6octobre. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

EPAVE-Arret6 par jacques
: 4. SBlanchard, I'm cheval bal fonce,
zSS age d'enyiron sept ans ct marquG
asSAEaasAE.s s. c. sur Pepaule gauche.
Ii sera vendu par lie soussigne JUICE de paix,
81 lie proprietaire ne lie retire dams ~l'espace de
quatre-yingt dix iours.
Quest Baton Rouge, % octobre 1871.
D. BROOKS,
oVocto0re. 80 Juge de paix.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

M. ARAGo a present6 reinforcement a
fAcademIe DIES Sciences, al nom de MIR
Pentland, une carte sur Ia quelle est fgu-
rec la route du capitaine Ross dams les
mers austraIes. Get officer a pris sa route
30 degrees plus Pest que M. Dumont dur
vile, ct au lieu de ~trouyer, CONNIE celui-cl
une terre qui lui barrait lie passage, il a pu
s'ayancer, en- longeant una cote dirig6e du
nord au sud, ~jusqu'au della du Tie degre
de latitude. Pres d'o1il s'est arret6 pour
h!verner, existe TN volcan en- a%ctivite, ct
qui sleeve audessus du niyeau de la mer
de 1900 pieds anglais environ Dl5ats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

religieuse2 En- 1899, pres de 1000 en-
fans al. dessous dc q%uinze n ont etc arre-
tes en- etat de v~agabondage dams les rnes de
Londres d ce nombre, il faut ~ajouter 10,-
900 %leuaes gems dc Is a vingt ans!
"C'est avec une v6ritable douleur que
nous etalons lei les miseres dc la societe
anglalse, de cctte soclGte OH la faim, lie
crime ct la prostitution, SOUS d'ignobles
h~aillons, seryent dc pedestal a une fiere
~aristocratie."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
On cert de Lima. le le JUN 1871;

On cert de Lima, le 10 JUN lo4is
"Cette vile a etc alarmee depuis un mols
par la hardiesse dune bande considerable
de v%oleurs. Quize on vlngt %personnes
suspectes ont etc arr&tees reinforcement /;
&c sont pour la plupart des deserteurs ame-
ricains ct anglais de batimens de guerre ct
marchands. lmmediatement apres leur ar
restation lis ont etc conduits devant finten.
dant de police qui leur a fait inf;ger en- sa
presence 25coup de fouet d chacun, pour les
forcer a avouer leurs crimes ct dire lie lieu
Oh lis cachent Ieurs vols. Les charges
d'affaires AMERICAN ct anglais, MN. Viii.
son ct Picket. ont damande avec Gnergie
au gouvernement, que I'intendant soft
jnge ct puni CONNIE lie m6rite sa conduite
inhumaine, qni viole la constitution ct les
lois du Perou,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

s EPAVE-Arrete par John
UNs-~ Calls, a son domicile, a I'm mile
EeMaA de Baton Rouge, I'm cheval Alez-
" pzan, lie pied gauche de derriere
blanc, de la hauteur d'cnviron
quatorze palmes, une etoile sur lie front. mu-
blanc, une %entaille a ~l'oreille droite, mar
que OF a peine visible, age %d'en7iron 9 ans.
lie proprletaire est requis de lie retirer en-
Sc conformant a Ia loi.
J. HUSTON, Rangeur.
13 novembre. DO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
VENTE DE PROPHECIES DE LA
WILLIE POUR TAXES.

Baton Rouge, 6 novembre. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
he. .yGgRDAN.

~PHARMACIEN.
Rue LAFAYETTE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

Mons extrayons ce qui suit dun article
sur la dette de Haiti, qui a paru dams lie
Moniteur IndustrieI de Paris du 26 sep.
tembre:
Les obligations de l'emprunt d'Eiaiti,
don't lie produit a seryi au Placement du pre-
mier ~cinquie,ne de l'indemnita fonciere
due aux anciens proprietaires, Sc s%outIen~
nent au dessus de 600 fr., soft so pour
cent.
Ces eifets sont dependant dispersts dams
beaucoup dc mains, ct en- general dams la
classe des t~res,petits capitalists.
Avant les conventions de 1888, les obi
cations d'Halii Sc n6gociaient diilicllement
au.dessus de 800 fr., soft 80 pour cent :;
Giles ayaient meme etc long-temps d6!ais-
sees mecedemment a 25 ct meme 30 pour
cent. II NEST pas inutiie de rappeler ces
circumstances, parce qn'olles aident d Sc
rendre compile du progress du g"ouvernement
d'Haiti dams la vote du credit.
Dams les trois annees qui ont suiyi les
traites de 1888, lie gouvernement HaItien
a envoye en- France environ douze millions,
tant ponr lindemnite que pour Penprunt.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-23

The following is the opinion Of the Justices Of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts, certain questions
submitted to them days since, by the House Of
Representatives;
l. Weare of opinion that persons residing lands
purchased by, coded to- the United States for navy
yards FORTS and arsenals where there is other
servation Of jurisdiction the State than that above
mentioned not entitled to the benefits of the
schools for their children, in the towns in which
such lands situated.
3 We are of opinion that such residence does ex-
empt such persons from being assessed for their polls
and estates, to State county and taxes in the
towns in which such places are situated.
Understanding we do, by the terms ofthis ques-
ton, that the term legal nhabitancy" is used synoni-
mously with le gal settlement for the purpose Of
ceving support under the laws of the Commonwealth
for the relief of the poor of opinion that such
residence, for any length of time, will not give such
persons their children legal inhabtancy in such
town.
4 We are also Of opinion that persons residing in
such territory, do not thereby acquire any elective
franchise inhabitants Of the towns, in which such
territory is situated.
LEMUE.. SHAW
SAMUEL PUTNAM,
8, S. WILDE,
CHARLES A. DEWEY.
Boston, March TO- lS4l.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-23
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
LAND OFFICERS.

LAND OFFICERS,
THOMAS ScorT, Register Chillicothe, Ohio
vice JAS. S. McGlNNIs, removed
AMBROSE WHITLocK, Receiver, Crawfords
vile. Indiana, vice EZEKIEL Nice ossELl, reno,
we'd.
JAMES HUNTER, Savannah Georgia, vice
Adm. b. FANNlN, removed.
JOSEPH c. NoYEs, Passamaquoddy, Maine.
vice SULLIVAN s. RAwsoN, removed
JOHN M. HALE, Frenchman's Bay, Maine,
vice EDWARD S. JARVIS, removed
CHARLES }. ABBOTT, Penobscot Maine, vice
ROWLAND Fl. BRIDoHAM, removed.
WILLIAM b. SMITH, Machas, Maine, vice
VIM Brown, removed.
GEORGE THATCHER, Belfast, Maine, vice Ma
rHANIEL M. LowNEY, removed
EDWARD CURTIS, New York, vice john /.
MORGAN, removed
HIRAM DECKER, Register Of the Land Office
SURVEYORS.
SHrLowITH S. WHIPPLE, Passport, Maine.
vice EZEKIEL FOSTER, removed.
BAzELLEEL CusHMAN, Portland, Maine, vice
STEPHEN w. EATON, removed
WILLIAM TAeoART, New York, vice Ely
MooRE, removed
THOMAS LORD, New York, vice WILLIAM s.
Coz, removed.
RECEIVERS GENERAL OF PUBLIC MONEY
ROBERT c. CORNELL, of New York, at New
York in the place of STEPHEN ALLEN, reno
we'd.
SAMUEL FRoTHINGHAM, of Boston, al Boston,
IN the place of ISAAC HILL, removed.
RICHARD X. CALL, of Florida, to be Cover
nor in and for the Territory Of Florida in the
place Of ROBERT r. REID, removed
CHARLES B. PENRosE, of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Solicitor of the Treasury, in the place of MAT.
THEW BURcHARp, removed
ELISHA WHITTLEsEY, Of Ohio, to beAuditor
OF the Treasury for the Post Office Department,
In the place of CHARLES X. GARDINER, removed.
PAUL RosslGNoL, to be superintendent of the
Branch Mint at Dablonega, in the State of Geor-
gia, In the place of j. J. SINGLETON
JOHN WILLIAMSON, of Pennsylvania, to be
Recorder Of the General Land Office, in the
place OF HUDSON M. GARLAND, removed.
SOLOMON VAN RENSSELAER,, to be Deputy
Post Master, at Albany.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
CoLLEc TORS.
GEORGE ALLEN, Marlborough, Maine vice
DENNY McCoBB, removed.
JEREMIAH Books, York, Maine, vice JOSEPH
r, JUNKlNs, removed.
Parker SHELDON, Bath, Maine, vice JOSEPH
SEwALL, removed.
WIN. P. BRIGGs, Collector for the District Of
Vermont, vice A. w. HYDE removed
NAVAL OFFICER.
Isaac P. DAVIS, Boston, Mass, vice ISAAC o.
BARNES, removed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-23
[CIRCULAR.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
March 90, 1S41.
To the Hon. THOMAS EWING,
Secretary Of the Treasury:
Sir: The PRESIDENT is Of opinion that il is
great abuse to bring the patronage Of the General
Government into conflict with the freedom of
elections; and that this abuse ought to be cor
rected wherever it may have been permitted to
exist, and to be prevented for the future
he therefore directs that information be given
TO all officers and agents in your Department Of
the public service that partisan Interference in
popular elections. whether of State officers or
officers OF this Government, and for whomso-
ever or against whomsoever it may be exercised,
or the payment of any contribution or assess
ment on salaries or official compensation for par
ty or election purposes, will be regarded by him
as cause Of removal
II Is not intended that any officer shall be re :
strained in the free and proper expression and
maintenance of his opinions respecting public
men or public measures or in the exercise. to The
fullest degree, of the constitutional right of suf
frage But persons employed under the Go
vernment, and paid for their services out of the
public Treasury, are not expected TO take an ac
tive or officious part in attempts to influence the
minds or votes Of others such conduct being
deemed inconsistent with the spirit OF the Con-
stitution and the duties Of public agents acting
under IL; and the President is resolved so far
as depends upon him, that while the exercise of
the elective franchise by the People shall be free
from undue influences of official station and au-
thority, opinion shall also be free among the Off
GERS and agents Of the Government
The President wishes il further to be an
nounced and distinctly understood, that from all
collecting and discussing officers promptitude in
rendering accounts, and entire punctuality in
paying balances, will be vigorously exacted In
his opinion it is time to return, in this respect,
TO the early practice Of the Government, and 10
hold any degree Of delinquency on the part of
those entrusted with the public money Just cause
of immediate removal. He deems the severe
observance Of this rule TO be essential 10 the pub
lie service as every dollar lost to the Treasury
by unfathfulness in offi:e creates necessity for
a new charge upon the people.
have the honor TO be, sir, your obedient ser
want,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Similar letters have been addressed 10 other
heads Of Departments.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-23
TIME FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE NAV o.

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of the Baltimore Visiter-the Monumental Budget
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TOBACCO TRADE.

During the year 1910, no less than o069 hhds OF
Tobacco were exported from Baltimore to Trieste,
Austria.
Commercial accounts from Genoa state that five
cargoes Of tobacco had arrived in that city from Rich
mond during the same year, designed fm the transit
trade opened with inland countries by the l4th article
Of the late Treaty OF Commerce with Sardinia.
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