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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-20

nszEEN Witness the honorable Charles
@Tessier, Judge of said Court of
az L1SG Probates.
IEzaMsy M. MORENO, Dep. elk.
,,t 90 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-20
SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY FOR
TAXES

In conformity with an act of the legisla-
ture O the State of Lo ,'s..ana, approved Feb
ruary the 9Th, 1929, and in accordance with
a resolution of the board of selectrnen Of the
town of Baton Rouge, passed the Both of
September, 184l, the undersigned town
magistrate, will proceed to sell at public auc-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27
ti10
Gan.or, 6retta9 ben 27lfen 9tu9ufF, 1871.

gSlr gebcll tn I'LL FERN heutt0en Slatte Die GetozSots
fdat be6 raoentcn ipprtu berielbe etye 9t'ttpnal1
8anf, nal, Dem plane Ger piel9eprefeuen g8hi9zNes
fcrmatpren a3 uncouitituttpneu tuo beren QStrfu3s
en- al5 Uerperblt fir Sof 1tno Staaten erfldrt. Sri
ne Sprahe it furs u,o 6tantg nno fanu BON 9tcnau>
Den mt3perftuoeu roer fati geoeuct rpcrDcn 81 be-
,ieb b i'm @91n9e harpfichlth au eine, felt fltnfs
Sorcn BEL jeDer paeuoen ce9enheir au5s
oc1orcttenen 9lnehten III Seng auf cine ioltfe 1t0s
n1l81tf, NIB neul1t oteie S1tltution cine Wat, 1T
oerer 2u3it6un9 oeie Re4,crun9 fetn Sefu111 babe,
r erf(irt h ol8 feire frtherern @rulafiBeu oetreu
o g(r6t, pa6 1eite'N 'Nnolun9, fails er Die @Q unterz
set,net bdtte, Elm periibttc5 8er6redeu ne}eu ra8
Soff uuo Qegeu f lebit Qepeic rpdre nno oafj er ,
pacurt, Dem G5epitte uno Der 8ernbtHnq eie5 jecen
gu9enohaftcr au3aeebt bd6en pilroe, Clap uuo fine
2ltbinoer 6e1fulotgen bu a5er res Sreubruohcs an
Der partet oou psler erlp bt puroe, uno 9ltoere
noe Die ac uno neue A9c(t f1lF, begnt9eu Th bm lr
1eleapntlh eiuen Duff Ill Die Hppen perabf1en u lai.
fen, 1tno fc gtt e5 9ebcn nil, ieoob nit bttterb er
Reue, acqcn bcu SE1bel at ,f,n. = 9Sir 6cspeifelr,
oas EN- lSeh1el i'm G15inet tattfInoen pro, pr bic
grfabrlug bin(in1fih befittt1t hat, ba3 "eiebe su
aenlter" etn 1rafterber 31g 1T, Der 6eionoer6 an
oen iesaen @ubuet beoeuFeno herocrfft,t. - IA oa5
5ubtren1trD1cieb o1gehpben oer9Dlan ;1rgrrihtuna
einer N1on1sS1nf 9eiheitert lit, peroen Die Seiftm.
tun9en be5 G5eleBe6 BON l769 neb ben i'm eSabr 1916
1en1thten gitIhrdnfun9en uno Strafbeiti,nlnnlaen
oe5 fo9enannten SubtrealnrD 9eeses pom cult 1S4C
aearn llnterlda9un9en, III 9htwenpnnl fclnnten Das
@ees BON 1889 sefattet bent Sd,dsfcretdr bic Sres
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27
lAus pcr 4ltcn unO gleuen 2Dclt.)
Detoz 9 Of Cb aft
o c q

prdffoeuteu Der Sereint9ten StaotetL
Nocmit berfelbe oas GjeeY bic Snccrpprotiru Der Sis
eals Sanf Der Der. Staateu, fannt ie!neu @nntpltr
fen, snrId9eIbieft ~ = '
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27

gu Ncpnrfr6tur9 in Stic ifHr5te III rcri er gErde
ba5 8 lermerf eier neueu Stride, tpeite5 Der 9r6ste
Gheil Der minultden Gtnwohner aufsridbten int 2e>
9rtff tfano, Siamnen uno tefhdtt9te 80 rerfelben,
rtll1cte febr 9cfabrlid).
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27


Eg- &jeu'al7 eiuer ocrbergesun9enen Sefanntmad,>
nng ano am 26ence fe5 21lten otse6Otpnas clue alts
Iiehnltche GerAn,nu,9 Der StrQer BON Sanrn lfatt.
bel melder &}elegenhett man zen 9uten rer aus Ser
I8erbtnotnA ttnerer Sta>t bur einen Canal nit ocm
penniDoanta nlo Shto Canal eutiprinae f6nnte, iii
Icrntlue ueberleauuq nahn1.-9llf Sorfchlaa BON G.
vabm Giq. rpnree S g. Sd,ueoer gum gprlser u,o
1Sm Nerrf gum Sefretdr erna,,nt.-Nat)oem Der
GorIbcr cen 3tpef Ger Gerfammltne duseltauoer oes
iest hattie, brdchte s. Grislpplo @lq fcleenre 8es
fdtfIe etn Die ale cnfim,m9 arNenpn1nlen tpurbeu
I'd D f II, Ga3 e5 Dprthetlbaft 1T 2aasreoe(u
81 ergretfe einen @anal Dcn Canton bis s traeno
elnent plnfte an Dem Yeanfppauta mleSbc Gan al III
tanen
SeIhlDifen ba8 buro) ben Gcr(1ber eiue Cont
mttee pon gret crnant Derlc, Inn nit ben Commit
uon1ren oe5 NenniDoanta uuo Sbio Canals at ccrrez
Nnoren nro u ernttteu cb bteelbe 9elcnne flnb lit
@rr1tlfun9 elnes rlden @ana(s nlitspirffn uno bts
ln Delden Dunfte = Ter @crfIber erta1nte Scbn
S,arrts, 3, G)rl5tpob uub gHtIiam Dunbar @sarS au
oteSer Committee.
. ei idh Q 4 II, baG turd, ben 8crIber cine CONS
'nee bon tnnF erndnut iperee, beren pfht es feDn
,pu NnnoS au erbebe ctne lteberiItt Der @analsQne
III dden, etnen ccnlpetenten eanomefer all bic 9lss
nenng oefer QtneS Sn te1en uno eincn lleher1faqoer
Rriten, hte burd, grttune bieie5 @1na(s oerl1rfat
'prreen, etnsuhrinoen Gprfiber ertatnFe Spbn
Sdprb, @brilfton Nolmer, Samuel eahn1, SEQ. Duns
Bar, jr.uno s, Sttoaer, at bieler COMMITTEE
Sef 10 f1e II, odB bic 8erbano(rnqen cie{er 8er>
famluns bon ben Seaatten unterlhrieben III ben btes
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27

Die erite llnipcraliltenzG GIT eYnu in WaI1ad,,s
ettS b1t feterlld1f befhclen, fnfe beim sbenrnafs
c fei uen gSctn nehr 5u 9ebral1fen fonoern SO r
fer - O sane la simplici>as ! " .F.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27

'ols @r6lhuft gu biaterlafen. GusauO mag prahlen
n1c OrChcn wie eS min; es barf ntdtw a9en
init ben Ger 2 taaten Rriro su kerinnen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-27

@onare6 - Dte g5arterott 8tt 1T paf1rt, NIB
Die llnabbdnat8e Stobfammcr CSub GreaiurY) 1T
miberrufellI nit luterfhrtft beS prdfoeuteu
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

DOTOMAC BRIDGE The subscriber will re.
l. cevc proposals until the 18th If October next f,r
the supply OF iiG 200 feet of pa lumber The growth
of Virginia Maryland, III 600 feet TO be delivered
this fall The dimensions of the timber will vary
from II Ivy Ia To IL by IL, and of various lengths
particular bills of which will he furnished the CON
tractor must be of the best quality, hcwn or sawed
square and delivered at the bridge, at such places
in IT'S vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
Ject 10 his inspection
Twenty per cent will be retained of the value OF
such portion of the timber shall have been deli, er
ed, which per centage shall be paid the iuilmenl
OF the contract, forfeited failure of the con-
tractors
Persons offering for the above will address the un
dcrsgncd endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
her and enclose them TO Colonel }. J. Albert Topo-
graphical Bureau Washington
Persons desiring 10 bid Tor the above Timber will
I've furnished with particular bill of lengths sc upon
application the subscriber in person or by letter
(poN pai) al Georgetown, d. G.
VIM. TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers.
sept 1S- tOct25
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Session 1S4l -'i2
THE Lectures will commence on Monday the LIST
"A Of November and be continued under the fol-
lowing arrangement to the middle of March ensuing
Practice and heory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman NJ D.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Anatomy by William +. Homer, M d.
Institutes OF Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dicn, by Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ D.
Clinical Lectures Medicine, by W. w Ger
hard, NJ. ID and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and
Homer, will be delivered The Philadelphia Hospital
(Blockley.) Students are also admitted TO the Clint
cal instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City.
w H. HORNER,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty
aug "A, -3awtNovl5 263 Chestnut Street, Phil
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, Oct. 7, lS4l.
DOCKS MISSING out Of the Library Of the
- Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury sup
posed TO be loaned and the borrowers forgetting 10
return them, viz
First volume Of Haams Middle Ages.
First volume Of Russes Modern Europe.
Second volume OF Bancrohs History of the u mi
ted States.
Wheaton on International Law
oct 9-3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

CABINET AND CHAIR FACTORY, 4 doors
~ west OF i-2 street. James Williams has 10
ceved by the schooner Allyne, lot of high and low
back Nurse and Arm Rocking Chairs and Cabinet
Furniture.
Has hand, and continues to manufacture by
experienced workmen all kinds of Cabinet Furniture,
and Cain and Wlnsor Chars Hair aud Shuck Mat
trasses, China Glass and Liverpool ware.
Old furniture taken in exchange for new
Old furniture repaired ard reprinted
Which will be sold low for cash or time for good
paper
On hand, good assortment of Mahogany, which
will be sold low for cash. oct Saw3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14
HEAD QUARTERS. MARINE Coaps,

HashingtoR City, Oct An, 1871. !
SEPARATE Proposals will be received al the office
~ OF the Qaarermaster Of the Marine Corps, ia
this city, until IL O'Clock, on "Wednesday. the 10Th
day OF November next for furnishing rations TO the
United States Marines at the following stations for
the year 1912
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlessown n, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
w ashington City, District of Columbia.
The ratons 10 consist of pound and quarter
OF fresh beef or three quarters of pound of mess
pork eighteen ounces OF bread flour, the option
OF the Governments and at the of six pounds OF
good clean coffee, twelve pounds of good New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts OF beans four quarts Of vinegar
two quarts Of SALT four pounds of soap and and
half POUNDS of good dipped candles to each hundred
raiions.
Ii is understood that the full side of beef meek and
shins excludeJ) be delivered if required it such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately And the bread flour
shall be of superine quality. All the articles to be
unexceptonable and to be issued to the troops with
out expense to the United States.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1912"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartermdster.
oct 5-3tawtl0thNov
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cola Gazette will give the above three insertions each
per week, and send copy of the advertisement to
accompany the account when forwarded this office
for payment.
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the avenue, could not help remarking, that the
more youthful, in proud parade, delighted,
pranced, and reigned their docile steeds with
manly grace.
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ID EMOVALil-The subscriber has removed his
II STATIONERY STORE to Pennsylvania
Arenue between 18th and 18th streets, where he Of
ters a complete assortment OF American English and
French FANCY and STAPLE STATIONERY
of various qualities and at the most reduced prices
WIN. F. BAYLEY, Agent for
j. X. HERRICK,
Pennsylvania Av., between 10Th and 18th streets.
oct 2.
CHEAP PAPERS.-FIne Satin Surface Letter
~ Paper, ruled on three sides at 81 25 per ream.
Also Folio Post, Foolscap Double Cap, and Enyel-
ope Papers reduced prices
Russia and other low priced Quilts suitable for
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oct 2
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Atsrgllaneous.
From the NsW York Spirit9 he Times.
A DAY IN THE WOODS.
ny A SOUTH CAROLINA

Come, shall we 90 and kill US venison r.
SHAKs.-As you Like IL.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

With one consent then, LEI US all laugh 10
scorn the delusive prosngs Of those .Rightcous
over mi CHI" who would, if they could, destroy
all human enjoyment, but especially the plea
sures of the table. Let US apply to them in de-
rison Sir Toby's unanswerable answer TO Nal
volio What, dost thou think, because thou
art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and
ale ~
In speaking of the pleasures of the table, of
course we alude TO them only in their most Il
.evated associations, as brighteners oil the spirits,
and warmers Of the heart We do not wish 10
be understood as going quite as far as Lord BY
ron does, when he says,
Man, being reasonable must get drunk, ~
We are no advocates for excess Of any kind,
all excess being ungentlemanly, but with our
heart mind, and soul, we fully and unequivocaI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

mousse 80 that, within three PAGES OF me stood mum
OF ABOUT twenty gendarmes with their officer M
ne to sec MaCame de Lavalette go out. A, iensth
slowly aud utni6lngly gained the last step of the
n'snt the sedan oh 'ir was close by, entered hut
could see neither cha,rmen noe setvan, NV dNush.
Ter and the Old woman stood close by the sedan and
not moro than two or thee yards of imnloy he "a
statue, his eyes fixed upon me, stool n sro,;rcl
o!ent agitation now bCsan TO mins'e with NV
aS'"h'shmen, at tis extraordinary Delay. My eyes
wee as seSdasly fixed upon the senrn,l's ffeloek,
serpent upon The pre- he faScnat,s before
nc ue''ursh u. tel, a. It were, the weapon with.
"a my Stos'' AT the slightest noise, at tie slsht-
est alarm, was decided To rush upon it, foe | felt
~ mat moment as though | possessed the strength
oi zen men, and, most certainly, should have kill
CD all those who would have tried to sczs nc I
remained IN the most horrible situation AZ eoS, two
minutes. At length he,sj Boarcyiilr'S voice. he
whispered. souy, zone OF the charmon i. missing
Out have found anolher." | then FIT the chair
"feJ tom the ground. We crossed the great court-
yard, and turned TO the right and TO the guai s
orJerrss, till we came TO the rue de Harisp There
the sedan stopped, the door was opened 1ud nv
friend Baudus cimo up and offered mo his arm.
saying, aloud, ~ he did so, "you rccollect Madam
that you are To call on the President" We turned
down the iut'c street and Biudus pointed TO n ca.
hri"lct al short distance. darted forwards and
Spring into the cabriole; the diver asked me for
MS WHIP searched in vain for it, it had fallen: "no
matter SAID he. and, giving tho reins a Jerk. the
morse started off at full trot AS turned again
upon the quay saw Josephine her hands cl, sScd
ana, seemingly, praying TO God with her whols
soul. IcosclusroS ro.N,p,on, I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
Correspondence. er.ae National Int.s,serc,,.

GEORGIA, October 20, Isii.
In this State we are defeated, but no, eono,,,.d
The Van Buren, press ascribes our o.te,, T., a..
ira session Of Congress. IL is not so. A, Tho ,,,,
session OF the Legislature, Governor McDon,Id ,,o
posed to borrow sS,Ooo,OOo on State seeurii., ~
lend cut to the people. The Harrison party refus.
od to sanction the proposition. The b,nn,, oc
'MeDonaId aud Relief was raised by the v,ni,i,s
aud the election turned on that, and nothip, ,,so.
bn' for That question, Georgia would have h,o,
Wing now. This proposed relief will nor h., ,,r,rl.
cd ard Georgia will bo Wing next year. mari, r,,
word! ~
Ihero were collateral causes which ,-ol,,.,a
some effect, It is true. Owing to a chance i, ,b.
manner OF paying State taxes they had the ,n,.,r-
nneo OF having been increased, when in ,,u,h
thcre was decrease in them. The crv of "-r,,;g,
was raised, and the Vantes cot up meeti,,. and
soIemn'y resolved that Congress, had imp,,ed L:,,,
iuue' on sugar, salt, iron, Laggins, sc. Hondb,I,s
were placed Up throughout the Cherokee ds,,;c,
s'aunS that Mcdonald coffee was six pounds -
'ne dollar, and Dawson coffee three pounds.
mere "rsa perfect apathy also pcrvaJin, ,b.
~"o'e state; Tor Mr. Dnssons great popularity rem
dered every one confident Of success. and No .n,,,
was made by his friends to elect him. In mn co,,n.
" IN which the Wings made an effort did ,boy G,u
to gam ground. More than seven tbous,od mo-,
were absent frem tho polls. Blu, we sav this ton.
idend'"b'oad; Georgia will be Whis mex, year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

We copy the suhjoined complaint by an indi,,d-
ua! Who has been removed from Office II may L
that he was treated hlrshly in being ordered IN -.
pair to Florida-of this, however. We k,oy ro,;r.
nui tho redress which he takes into his own hands
by refusing TO pay over the pualc money in has
hands, is utterly incScusnble-and the fact tb, la
WAS capable OF resortIng to such an exccdenr salts,
mes u.s. mat ms dismss'l was proper. Ii occurs 10
US that the course Tor MIR Herring pursue, when
tie oppressive order" was ISSUED, was for him q,
execute the order or resign. lie had no ri,b, ia
refuse the first, whilst the latter alternative was
within his reach. In pursuing different lne of
condue, he appears TO have been influenced b., ,,,,
detes''oIe notion, which had is origin and growth
under the Jackson and Van Buren, Dynas,v-rb,,
public trusts are held not for the benefit of the pub
Ic-but for the private ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the ind
vidual offciaI:-A notion incompatible with good
government, and the very bane of Republics.
We publish by request (says the New York
Amercan) the annexed appeal TO the Public.
The President of the United States. htvin.. seen
mt 10 dismiss me from the office Of PnyrnaS,er q,
me Army IS due to my friends, well ns to my.
sell, To give bret statement OF Inc cause
ln July last, order was issued by tho p,,.
master General, requesting to pay Of er H., piy-
nc money IN my hands, and to rergIr ru E.y,.f,.
Tor Inc purpose o paying tho troops n ILst oI,r.
ter. Considering the order 70 be oppre,s S.. and
unjust | went lnne Lately o Washington, SEX
Ing TO OereueveG from its operation. The apu.I-,-
ton was unsuccessful, but was authorized tg send
substitute. That permission was af,efS,r,s
cnuGiemlnded, and immediate compliance with the,
order OF July, to repair to Fiorlda, vas ins,st,d
on. Amp proof OF my inability TO perform Ibe
servi ce, on account Of bodily infrmity WIS sub
mliied to the Department but IN vain. IL
was equally IN vain that the order was stated TO b.
IN violation OF an agreement made with me. nv
which was TO ue permanently stationed IN this u ~
District and which was my judgement 20 accent
the oince. Inc o9Ger was not rec Il.ed as I'm GOOD
faith At should have been, because was physical
unable to comply with an oppressive and unjust
order. IL IS unnecessary, and would be consdSred
nncharI'ab'e. To Impute unworthy motive to the
Paymaster General; but knowing that have been
dealt with harshly and wrongfuHy, my only al,ar.
native Is TO submit the whos ma Ter TO the decision
OF Jury, and nv only reiress Is by the retention
OF money, without which the establishment Of an
equitable claim would be shadowy and unavaiin,
10 conclusion, beg to odd the assurance. thai
whatever balance Of money Shall be found to be
equitaDly due to the Government slnll be faithful
" paid.
EBERT HERRING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
Tha GIobo Of sa.urday nish,, tha, repLio..-
Tonn,r,s .A-nrnI IIistnr,,

This work, which made its appearance originally
in two formidable and imposing volumes, has been
reduced to ono small one, for school Libraries. Il
contains all the narrative and facts Of tho larger eJi
ton--und brings events down to 1871. Surdry
documents md the deductions and reasoning bl-od
upon them, arc omittcd-no doubt to the advantage
NJ tho book and reader. Tho work may possess
some value, :" The absence ofnny other Naval Ills.
tory-bu, Mr. J. Fcnnimoro Cooper is not the man
to write history FOR us. They who fancy him us q
Historian, obtain this work at the Book Store OF
Mossr5. Smith, Dnnkor L Morris.