Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

EIEEs~~N G nave t3Sn favored ny D Frhtle~
'tlan who left tho city OH Thursday evening,
with the morning Beo and Bulletin. 4 co.
e~truetivo fire occurred on Wednesday morn.
Ing at Tho corner Of Camp and GravisF ~gtrs8ts,
IN tic building occupied by the drug etoro Of
M. 2. L. Mlssey. D9aga4os estimated ct
fblO1,00O-~ mostly insured; two ilranen were
badly hurt.
The splloan prt15uaceg the city more
healthy, but acknowledges tie presence 81
the 81 ldataies
We arc alec informed that intelligence
Of the passage Of the bnbk bill in the sen.
alta. by Il lnajotity Of ono, arrived Ill New
Orleans by Thuradaf' mail,
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The WfarERa FARMER AHp GARbf4tA +:
Published By Charles Fos1tr, Ciariaaffte~.
Last woat We received \ ttw pntnbera If this
week, with 4 etf,y Of Il Bltott treatise on Bee
broedine, BY Mr., T'hortae Afllaeh, editpr of
tho Farmer and Gardener. We devoted Tho
whole Of lapt Sunday afternoon 10 tho histofy
Of apiarisa, herkehira4piRs, sh5rt.aoraed dur
Aang. iey-nakiHE, ehoe#e-mahing, grain
growing, and rural pursuits generally; aud IT.
mort promised TO write o brief Of our d.bcoy"-
rtns on the following day, for tho benefit Of
our readers, I'ltif, however, We haee deferred
40 long that we afe now obliged 10 deter it
arain, ag we ha,e bo ely time te thaaA The
publisher for the cory ne1t.
CUvv1crs.--T'l1e ~I'erHyen brought / fresh
recruit 10 Tho poniteniitafy from the city last
! Thursday, viz; three whites anai ono black.
The whites were all young, quite yonnR-look-
ing mon. Two Of them were dresBed and
eoifsI in a manner that showed them TO lc
nhearverg Of the lava Of fauhjot,, however
negIscttul they may have proved IF tho laws
Of honesty. One Of them was young Biel,
become 50 notorious Of late in works Of
~villihny. lis fathtr has been some time an
inmate Of The enIns prison 20 which lto hae
noW rome
~ In noticing The recent alarm Mt mt.
francisville, the plcayune observes: 1.-THE
whole affair smell strongly Of huhnhng from
the beginning" "SpoaAing Of CATS the
Pies "atnellars' have grown / little since
the 'avfil piracy" case; they mnat have boon
rather abort when he boarded the Charlea,Gr
he would have "~anielt'' q little hui bug there.
ORArtoa on The 5h July, bsfore The
Fiarc}bifs, Guards, Ltght-G amds, Has-
sars, Light-Arh1ern &C., Of Matches, BY
Thomas Faetcher.--ll il n very fair
specimen Of Alb Of July o~fstiono it II.
bounds in sentiment, poetry, patriotism,
and rhetorical nourisles. Wo will just
given a small portion of the taR material,
and readcrs can manufacture the web 10
their LIKING, viz:
Years have rolled around~~reprasenta-
tive goserEinsnt-~tlae peoIle--Lesington
Monmouth ~- Yorktow Orleans
--Tippeeanoe !~-solem;s monuments l-.--
our torcfatLsrs ---ircenlt.l !---Aistory 81 tho
American reyolutiol-..Lcttcrs Of blood!
critical, m~oa1entotia era l---darhneg@.-..
gloonl.--no despair ope---brisat star..-.
timndars Of the batt!a-.-Spattan banda
immortal spirits l-..-seherabln sires'.--tac
American Fabi#.- Mothers Of t1a revolt.
son.-.vletory !---prouaest loWcl lost! T..
Heaven s~tniless-. aesce---.t white and holy
#irea' '-.-ihirtee:t free, sovereign and. i5'da-
pendent states !--.ropubilcan institutions
-~.-tfaland.--h osciusko- --Groece.---Me&i
-..tha /" Lone Star -Hsrelienn strides.
youtl1--.. nanheod---gfee old age--.futuftty
.-.party spirit---Niobe Of nation5.-.bIack,
lowering clouds I'arrison.-.rnaiosty Of
the people--,pale monarch---sice president
.-.!ramers Of the neutrality-suspicious.
wisdon-..sth OF January.--fn;. itia-..-bHU-
Dorks-.-vestal ires...beecon li4ght---Wagli-
itadcl..- -Libertyl! II i
As we had no foartl, Of July Grafton in
Baton Rouge this year, the above sketch
may be found very usatuL Every parent
can do the .%1illing in" and thus present
his children with something t. revive the
fires Of patriotism. Our Obligations to the |
are just double what they would
have been but for this circumstance.
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sE1srEe.--A letter has been shown It's
from a gentleman Of ST. James parish toa
IN this vicinity, which states that inau-
1i1able traces Of revolt have be n discovered
among the negroes in that quarter. The
movement is headed by whites, but Sub.
among the blacks are appointed or the
plantations. This discovery was made
a neggress belonging to Chopin q no-
1rai, who was on the eve Of eiopement with q
man. Does it behoove planters and
he press Of Louisiana to treat these p~lonon-
eZa in light and triiiing manner!
WREcK.--The Schr. Mary Ann was
off Cape IIatteras the night Of the
10Th ult.
SLAVE ru~rEsGs.--A. Bryant and WIN.
aio were bound over or the Sd inst. BY the
.seor3er Of the LIST municipality, to stand
rial before the criminal Court of New
Orleans, for slave stealing.
posTMIsTREss.--Ann B. Smith has
'een appointed postmisress at Chatham N.
|srsey--a conclusive proof, il is argued,
hat the present is Il petticoat a~du.inistra-
ion.
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