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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
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c,n,n re;dno i Ienrco County DESTROYS 10 puTchast
n for his Farm ten abourrrs consisting Young men, ana stau
boys-one half Of each For such as are wen = % NON,
rI cbn,ncer health aud qualification land u IS noeu '
others will apply liberal price in cash wil' oe pa1
from the lower country will he preferred Aiso' soou
is wanted Apply TO GrosGE r. CRuMr Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

,yrc1-ToP,s NoTICE-Al persons having claims against
T. the Estate Of Howell Lewis deceased are requested to pre-
them properly authenticated to slne, one o. us a
enable them The s,sns tho
Cont house on the days Of Abemarle Nelson ana suck
nsham May June Courts All he hagd Of my
Attorney for immediate collection. II s also eae M
that all persons holding bonds other evidences 81 aeo M
himself az security Immediately make inai lac' Somn 10
u.s. by letter or otherwise. Our address.scoisVne, I
county. InuN n LEWIS
Executors of HsucH Leris deeensrd
~ 5-l5ihJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
P respectfully inform their friends ana the pub
lie generally that they commenced the above business
the store lately occupied by Graham Ciendenng on i4
STRAIT next door Dunlop, Moncure Co.'S where they :" III
hand choice assortment oil genuine wines
lAqr anong which may be found the following, viz
Oh l. I. Madeira, Constitution brand
H. DO do. Warrior do.
Do Pale Sherry, LotO do.
l'n Gold do
d. Brow do
Crap. Jace Pon
Nd Port, Ajax brand, lNisKs.
th,mpusne different brands,
tlLr-l, Chat. Margaux,
Ia Chateau Lafitte,
i'". 81. Julian,
L. I. Tcnrrie,
Lisbon Wine,
Superior old brandy, otard, Dupuy & Co..,
ID" Champagne Brandy, BsASpIEs.
London Dock do.
Virgin Cognac do.
tid Holland Gin, Swan and Anchor brands,
lllsh and Scotch Wh,skey
Mnnonsahra and old Rye do.
Apple and Peach Brandies,
uid Jamaica Rum,
Dh Antigua do
Philadelphia Porter and Ale, in bottles,
S',~r bottled Cider,
Ah'oti'> London brown Stout
All Of which they Of superior quality Ihose persons
N of invited to give them cal as
@ depend getting their goods and
P McCoLGhN co.
They also receiving choice Of Family uso
eeir, from the North, which they will sell accommodating
terms. +. Nice. CO.
My Is ST.
IL The Wing, Compiler and Star win copy above.
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HDDS beautiful bright Porto Rico Sugar Just to hnndfor
Id saie WYATT L. WHITE.
lime SIT
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hr. Wcbster to Mr.. For.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, .lpra "a, ls4l.
The undersigned, Secretary Of State of the United
States has the honor inform Mr. Fox, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister P!enpoentary Of her Britannia
hnjesty. that his note of the 18th Of March was
ceiyed and laid before the President.
Circumstances we'll known TO MIR. Fox have neces-
sary delayed for days, the consideration Of that
note.
The undersigned has the honor now to say that 1t
has been fully considered and that lie has been direct
cd by the President 10 address TO Mr. Fox the following
reply:
Mr. Fox informs the Government of the U. S. that
he is instructed to make known to it that the Govern
ment of her Majesty entirely approve The course pur-
sued by him in his correspondence with Mr. Forsyth 10
December last, and the language adopted by him on
that occasion and that that Government have m
structed him 'again to demand from the Governmen'
of the u S. formally in The name Of the British 90
vernment the immediate release of Mr. Alexander NC
Leod;" that .the grounds upon which the British 20,
vernment make this demand upon the Government ..
the u S. are Theses That the transaction on account
which Mr. Mcleod has been arrested and Is 10 De Pu'
upou his trial was transaction Of public charac's''
planned and executed by persons duly empowered ~
her Majestys colonial authorities to take any
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
M BBLs. prime family New Orleans Molasses
.UU WYATT & WHITE

| ~ WAsKEY'S FAMILY FLoUR.-in0 barrels c. Waskey's
~. Family Four-for sale. WYATT WHITE.
,,,.a Sit
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PACK EYE BOATS FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LiNCIiBuIU
Summer arrangements.

FOX SUI A.NU NOIIDOINV
Summer arrangements.
OUR iron Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL CAPT lluLt and
j. C. CABELI Carr. IirSILrr, will leave Rchmnnd, from
and Fridays o'clock, A. NJ precisely and arrive at s9o;
Returning leave Lyncburg Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
NJ NJ arrive at scottsvlie 10 NJ, and into Richmond
Nv this passengers for Tennessee and Guyan
dot will not detained in I nchhurs, heretofore Our
oa will also connect of from Scoisvle To
Staunton. . -. ,;r..., y;,,,;,
This is now cheapest and hest route to the aieen
sonas and offers many inducements TO travellers for pre-
ference. ,,eo
mo $50 - ha,n,;f,I and romantic scenery will delight the nj
nrers o Nature aud the rrh ffamed aud hehiycultvad
james River low .ro and highlands will crafty the asricu
On our arr, al yrchbura have choice Of two
os ~ hs wb m SULPHUR Springs with assurance that AL
shall be sent ontwo lines of Stages running over inc Naa
Bridge and nv Dbbe Springs, and the other by Liberty fh
castle and the Sweet Springs. ,o,,n pnuorn !, %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
From the N. o. Picaydne of The 3fd instant.
A MANIAC

A MANIAC.
Tn tho course of our par egrina!lons yesterday
we visited tie Charity Hospital. II is 40 ins;i'u,
ton which does crrdit 10 the philanthropy Of the
State aud ma city. The wards are web ~vch,iio'sa
AID The mosa r;g,d re gard |, cleanliness is ol,serv-
ed throughout the whole establishment The vi.
eilenee Of the Sisters Of Charity in administering
10 ,hs wanta Of the atlltcEcd patients, Is ~slecpIess
and uncea ing.
In ons Of he rooms sn the second story we
heard a mesn speaking ldvd;y and Incohrrep'iy.
GA enqu.dsg tue cause, sa were informed II YEAS
o patieut v 30 was laboritEs under an alteration Of
mind. Wa requested pefEnission to see hiul, and
1, was grinled. We found hi Il to bp a man who
was but RECENTLY engaged In extensive business in
this city as "a broker. Tia place and his arl,rer-
zee were 3ell calculated 10 Impress one with The
extern, Of ,l,ss afa ic'ions with ~hich Providence,
I'm the dispensations of its awisiom, sees I'll 10 visit
its crea,urca. The rom, pr celi,was abon, twenty
feet suuares aud what had been a window was
boarded up. aud protected inside by several iron
bars. Thes oniy furniltsrs which il contained
was a stan pallet that Ay on the boards in the
carn.r, aud On this tha unfortunate individual, in
a stat, of semi nudity, BAL. His fsenxied eye
rolled wildly round; be was unshased and locked
pale aud cadaverous. He n once recognised q gem
tlpman wha entered the ctii with US and shook his
k,nd. He launched in,ti a thousand subjects in
rupid succession, The worlds trembling as they fell
from bis tongue by t e fofte of nervous excitement.
What a rain-what a Greek is Gods nnbiest
work whun his reason is aethroned-nnd What a
sad Instance Of il was hessi Some few weeks ago,
aud tho anind Of the nsaniac was engrossed in
amassins wealth; the rist and fall Of stocks aud
exchanges occupied his Waking thoughts; piles Of
gold coins g~li-tened in his oiiies window and
bunk ao,esin p~fofusion ssero ranged on ais caua-
ter. No v, nor gold nof wealth can avail hin,
au3ht, nor mise the hand slf afH ,rtion thai presses
him down. Dill not the lnat excite liiy his Ian
guage would draw f,rth a.s.ni'e. Que part Of the
pallet he Chilled Greece and another part Rome.
He said ihat Nicholas ia,ddle was the creates,
man the world ever saw. and that his father
would most undoubtedly succeed General Hatri-
son a. President, If the Emitted States. He said
his black m,n Sambo you'll sleep on the pallet
every night and that hs would watch and read
for him. Iie said he Gould sec his lands and
domains through the rliss in The boards that GOV.
cred the window, and ihtre was a Gre in his head
which he doull not exsinguish.
His condition is pitiaFNe-it is depiorable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Thanks 10 Heaven afsl our ancestors. and 10
we are; thanks TO them one ard all tina, we were
not born LAar. Laziets, has been The partn, oil
tho sins com nit,ed slnc1 the morning of crea-
ton. Eve was in a Lay q, at the time satan
tempted t.s; if Adm slad KEEP. her busy. she
would kepE ous of mischief, aud ~ SHOULD all
hass been as ianacensnlsI hanpg as young lamb
kins. IF sthe en'rdsiusians had commenced
building axis, when Noah preached 10 them, they
nigh. all have been saved: but they were TOO lazy
10 work. and so they atsle drpvned in the srea,
aqueous catastrophe. :J'he reason the Egvp
tians refused 10 le. tha lsfatiites 20 YVES because
they were Too lazy iosmake their own bricks and
wished to compel The Habrew, TO do sha. work
for them The cnuseqasnces a e al known; they
were pl,gaed seriously, and afterwards drowned
in the Red Sen. Lazy people in oar own days,
are constauit.v plagued. themselves, aud are
everlasting plagues ard syesores 10 others. The
sight of a s~recpins, ~iisiIess, iadoleni man, Of NO
man, is rsisery ID the thrifty aid Industrious
People Of This class are without friends. they are
abhotsed W their own relations, and universally
u'eaueu. u0s uot ohts oaie W WofA themselves.
but they hate to see wers done, and would fain
have the whole world. al useless and inactive as
they are. Of this kidn,y are our l~oungers, who
delight in hanging about work shops, printing of.
ices. and every place where they cen interrupt
business. Had we, as Homer expresses il,
"A hlndred m~autines. a Thousand tongues,
"a throat of brass and al ,nal,ina lungs
We coald scarcely end time and strength to
execfate such characters. = philadelphia Led.
ger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PlRLsH or WEST BATON ROOG

P.iRLsH or HEST BAToN ROUGE
Toa.t:l District Co, ri.
"a N the Nine and by the authority o. the State
ID of Louisiana and Vi lid Coasi - greet
Ing:
tbat Oh the application Of William Evans OF the
Parish and II tie aforesaid, Now being the mona
file owner an posaessor Of the following described
PROPERTY To wlt: !,
4 ce, tain tact or land situated in the Parish Of
West Baton Il orge, aud f,onting On tie Mississip-
nj River. bonn ded above BY lands OF ; Knight, aud
b low by n So of Louis Alley and containing three
hundred and eleven acres more or less excl siye {
the Batturr, with all the improvements aid build
ings II efcon.
TIE above d~escpi5ed property was purchased
by the SAID William Evans at public sale. made
by Falmont ~tteoeri, Shef Fl Of the ,arish afo esaid,
90 The fifteenth day Of january, a D. eighteen hun
dred aud forty one, by virtue Of an order of seizure
ard sale directed to said Sheriff from tie hon. 9TH
Dis,rir, Court in sud Tor the Parish aforesaid, ~
the suit Of NJ adron Leggo for the use of Ms. ETA
& JON on against S Rnignt, No. COB of the Rec
ords OF thist court, aud sold as aforesait to satisfy
the Judgment in the above entitled suit, and the
S id William Evans became the pnr'h ser thereof
Tor The prce OF TWO thousand nine hundred dollar re-
IN ash.
Vincent Kirkland, Clerk Of the fourth indieial
DlStfIct tUuIt III alii U i've L dGtSt tI w est DdtCt
Rouge, State of Louisiana, in tie name aud by the
authority Of said state and court, and in accordance
witt, the provisions Of the act of the Legislature,
of the state Of Louisiana entitled SAN act for the
lu tler assut ance of titles to purchasers at indiciaI
sales approved the 10Th day Of Ma, ch, eigh,ce,
hundred and forty one, have granted and do here.
by grant this Monition, calling up,n,;apd admonish.
iTg all persons whomsoever. who do may or ca,
set up any right to the property, in consequence 0
any informaiity in tic order, decree, or jndgemen
of the cour, under which the sale was made, oran,
irrcsularity or illegally in the appraisements OF
ADVERT sements in time or manner of sale, 81
for any other defect whatsoever to show cause with
in thirty days from the day this Mention is frs
inserted in the public New spapcrs, why the sal
so made should not be confirmed and homolosa
ted.
ANIL. Thus given, done and sealed in Oh,
SMnSSsz, Parish of West Baton Roug3, thi
~ TsA. nth day of March A d., elshtcer
iIsHsssisgss hundrcd and forty one.
''TTT V. KIRKLAND,
march 10 CLERK
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

An old Newspaper.-Thera sis nothing more
beneficial to the reflective mind Than the perusai
o. an old newspaper. Though a sslen, preacher, 1t
is one which conveys a moral more palpabie and
forcible than the most elaborate discourse. AS the
eve Guns down its diminGtive and old fashioned
columns, and perusas its quaint advertisements
and by.eoue paragraphs, the question forces i:seii
on the mind-where are now the busyfapl&tades
whose names appear on those pages! where IS
the putting auclioneer, the pushing ,fsdesma"fs<aa
busting merchant, the calculating lawyer, who
ca h.occupies g space in this chronicle OF depart
ed time? Alas, their names are now only to be
read on the sculptured marble which covers their
ashes! They have passed away like their fose.
fathers, and are no more seen! From these con-
sideretions the mind naturally turns 70 the period
when we, who now enjoy our little span Of exist
eBce in this chequeIed scene, shall have gone
down into The dust, and shall furnish The saH1a
moral to our children that our forefa'hers do 10 u!
The sun will ,hen shine as bright. the foH crs will
bloom as fair, the face of nature will be as pleas
ing as ever, while we ale reposing in our nar-
row cell .headiess of everything that once charmed
and delighted Us!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

ORDERS or THE DAY,

ORDERS OF THE DAY,
On motion Of F d Conrad, The house took up
the bill relative to the peni,cntiafy. Fnat section
of The bill which provides the punishment Of
death as the penalty far II revolt ofthe prisoners,
was warmly opposed by Mr Phillips, and elected
an animated debate, in which Messrs Phillips.
Wudswerth, G NJ and + ID Conrad, and morse
participated. The bill was uliinsiel, laid on tho
table indefinitely.
On .uotio. of MIR Gaion. leave was granted To
Mr. Conrad, 10 Introduce q bill approptilting S25,
900 to tho purchase Of a steam eogine and mate
,iels. and the erection Of additional buildings for
carving on the mnnnfac,ory OF cotton aud WOODEN
cloths in ,he peniten.iary. The bill elicit'd a
pro,racted debate, in whleh Messrs + ID Conrad.
Morse, Burke and Thomas. participated. The
section making the appropriation was rejected in
the COMMITTEES Of the whole.
Mr. Thomas moved TO rejact the report of the
committee and caflrh for the yeas aud nays. The
vote stood, yeas Ia, nays 10. The report was
confirmed.
Mr. sw,yze moved tina. the house adj sum-
Which vas nesalivcd.
tn mo,ion OF Mr. Phillips, she house recons'd-
cred the vu,s on The section making an appropria-
ton for toe psnstensiarv, and having gone
INTO cum rii,tae Of the ~ Gle, adapted tins section
with 81 appropriation Of tho sum Of $4,000
wsict, ~ss al pied by the h"nse, aud The bill! was
ins!iy passed.
o., nn,isn, the houseOad;ourned till Monday
At 10 o'clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
AsrIcLE-ArER1cA

1T is our duty to settle at once the boundary
question. Wears cow maintaining a large and ex-
pens;se army in Canada and New Brunswick;
let 4 powerful squadron Of ships ofihe line, heavy
frisates. ssean. slips, add bomb vessels, he order
ed 10 rendezvous, ia rsaiifsr, al ,ac opening of
the navigation ia spring; sad measures be, in the
mean lime, taken, through DOR Minister, at Wash
ington, TO declare, peremp,orily, that the bounda-
ny must be fixed within a given time. AS the
Americans are always SO ready to take advantage
If the imagined iiGicuisie7 Of Eaglabd; Jet Us not
lose the presents opporune period for the claims
ing and essab!ishnen Of rights, which have been
f~raudaienfly wi,hhead.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Conducted by Mr.. and Mrs Fisher.


FESHE fifteenth session Of this school commen-
Z ced On the fourth of January 1911.
Although it is much more conducive 10 the
scholars interest, to with the session,
vet. parents may enter their Children ut any time,
without respect 10 it, advancement since charges
commerce ouly with the date of a scholars ell
trance.
No pains is spared to obtain the most apprned
taxt books, and in the course of instructions and
+ tciiations, TO sift out the whole idea
Boarl and tuition $500, per arnum, payable
quarterly in advance. Washing an ex'r, charge.
An extra charge of 81 per month is made when
red and bedding are furnished for The h~oarders,
Music $50 per qua ter. use of instrument 81 per
mouth. French S D per quarter, no deductions are
made for ioft time, un'ess in ca es Of severe sick
ness, TIE course ofstudies embraces every de-
Partment nf an English education.
: Tie ornamental branches. including perspective
drawing and raning, wax work and pain and
fancy need work. receive part E u'ar attention.
when requested. The scho ars of The school re-
eeiHe instruction in the Latin and Greek lang,ia-
ses. at an extra charge OF S. ef quarter. for each.
march G d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
i A
Ia the Senate, on the a6th iol:imo.

To the Senate, on the 18th ui.imo.
Mr. Scot, Of Baton Rouge gave notice that he
would introduce a bisifen,i.led IAN act to gran,
TO the artillery company of Baton Rouge, the
same aid granted to lie cannoniers Of Donaldson,
vile, end the volunteer company Of Lafay cite
Chasseurs. approved March 18th ~whicI,
being, in due course, Introduced read. and passed,
was sent down TO the House for its concurrence;
and with other bills made the order of the day for
the 4th insi, when a spirited debate spFung up 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
--rrr,zsx-x-a--zw axsEH..sHEE

EH@1@# #@ $@@@&# I'll
~. az .E.,,,, s;1ss4sa IL. This celebrated
;,d;viiu.i, issssii 10 have itsen o.fgfna'.y " -
Al, ,,.slst sesstirr. BY The n.stne =. III .ass", ~.
nssa !, S.,s,ayt,s c,s,rtcd Molly Brown-on the
- ~ I'm. ~MosrNH-iiifI had = donkey
ynt y.nId'u, d, Hover the Ills AMI .ar aWas' ~.
IN ,n,aap. safS comedian nE the fark "Hl H.
.dppted a singular idea, and q verse Oh oneo'
comic songs fsns AS toiiowai
rous.d my 'at-soIne !ose to roam
Tie banks OF Allan water,
sch a plltea up stairs never did see,
yih-Bssve Lord UilIt's daughter"
The 6,aosiag exactly explains hls motfcs' ,or
s-o,pins his former pi.p'ess,o'f' anu "'"t'"s
sfti,e 8 minstrel boy" h h.
na.d,y All, was baw,ing through the stree's'he
met ! friend; s~l,cn tie following curious CONVEX
ntion took place; aa., .,hx doesn,,
ron take to the singin iinet" -
ssy;,y., sai,t Bill, why, COZ sings 7orss r'''F IN
old tin tea-kttt'o.' - ..n,;ed the as-
an,i,.tance. tO,, yorh's het'seh1 y" liz
bqlhad sincins; a sartin sJrtin 10 AN! W" "oN
me-" ,u
..Jist show a light" says blil. -.
az IN ,ba, !, return, hs friend, 4 mean 70 aar
AZ x,n Win a voice like yoarn was oniy TO sulsc
I'm afore "A house, and espspiaiiy 'he'n WV "s
Knockers tied up, tie'y s,iliagi5 S''e eA-pe"'' y
get rid IN yen" "a ..., 49, lin II
81 twiggs.' exclaimed nie'' ."ut' ias "n,ss
nv wnice i, d sartii .ofut' '"d u" ""opP~
%. a,., r;,ht , reniied iim, svot = jolly ro~
they souii XIX up to be stre' q, n'rsS w a ~
,aniot villa, 8 they'd give JAM ih''o 70 81 y"
yon .;oa IN, direstly..I started, mp 'ud come
!, I .,h tyo-,rntS Dr. tlrlc-penco, and
t's ssr'a",s ~ I'VE move on .for tia, says [; what,
do YOU think. that I'm h'"taeiy 'En'.""a -,
vale, Of peace am. qu'e'feS'- "s'ef
suder a six-pcace.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

. Iucxr Fpr~suan.-laaving met Vt q dinner
,.rsy he late Mr. Strahan she Kings printer, then
,n,F.,ing from govt aud ost aye. t,onsl. his intel
i.ns, facnlties remsin r4e uni Impaired, he (jamcs
snlth) sent him thu next m5rnins the following Jeu
~d'esprit. o
ssYour lower limbs seclnd far from stout
When last I saw ~youiwais;
The caus, | presently Found cut
When you began TO taik.
The powe.r that props she body's length
In due proportion spsead,-
In you mounts upwards and the strength
All setees in the heasl.
Thi, compliment provcdso highly acceptable to
tho old gentleman that he made an iinineaiate CO.
dieil to his will, by which liz bequeathed to the wri-
t.r the sum uf ,iree hundred pounds1 Since the
days pf Sannazarius, it mnTsbc questioned whether
any bard has been more ilserally remancrsted Tor
an equal number OF lines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

TIE past and the yfut,re.-The following sen.
tence from President Quincy's Address, at the
second centennial celebration Of the settlement OF
Boston. lie significant and impressive. 'fhe grea!
comparative truths. written In letters of living
light or every page Of OUT history-lhe language
addressed by every past age of New Eng
land, 10 all futere ages. is ,his:-Human haPpi~
ness has no perfect security but freedom freedom
none but virtue virtue mona but knowledge;
aud neither freedom, nor virtue, nor knowledge
has any rigor, or imNnor'aI hope, except in ,he
principles of tina christian faith, and in the sane
tons of,he christian religion"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

a MAlrA has reeeieed The following articles
n on commission. 50 boxes sperm candles;
80 boxes c!aret wine, GOO boxes soap, n key white
lead No |: $50 gallons linseed oil $40 gallons
win r strained sperm oil, 300 gallons whale oil,
Is 0 asket. Ann.setfe. II boxes extract d'ahsin;he
20 peces Kentucky ~bagsing, 10 coils rope, 200
pal mems kip bfogans, 100 pa r boys HI bfogans.
800 pair russell br gans, 10 boxes window glass,
assorted sizes, 20 Kegs t~oEaccy. ass,rei qualities,
% kegs powder, 50 kegs nal, 50 pieces 5l4 brown
sheetilg so pieces 3t4 bFown domestic, so pieces
44 Lowell stir inc, &c P!onghs
Baton Rouge, F.b s. 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NOTICE.

vMeHE public is genera ly cautioned against ira
x ding for three pfomissory notes, drawn by
the subscriber, hearing date 2lst Janusly lSAn,
and in1ossed by Jehn G Boone, Esq, and made
payable to Simpson W Newport of Ia Baton
Rouge, ga Of the above three notes are for $2,500
(twenty five hundred dollars, one payable Jaa
2lI24 io4l tbs Others payable Jan 2lf24 1912,
pni iS43, a made pay able in The Clinton and
Port HID On r R Park, jackson La. as he con-
sideration for which they were given has failed
and lam determined not to pay the same unless
C compel ed by law.
Port Hudson La, March lst, le4I.
me 4 I'm ROBT BONNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
From Bells Lordon Messenger.

New War &eamers.-Ofthe i've nes war Stea-
me,s of o large class which have been built in her
Ma)esty's to2kyards. and are to he Immediately
ftlsd for active service, the frst has arrived in the
river and il nov Wing OF the Isle Of Dogs. where
her boilers were rnt on board. She is a most ma
ies,ic vessel. of he same class as he Cyclops and
GmgoD, lately found so effective in active service.
She is TO be fitted with two engines, Of l40 horse
power each, and her tonnage Is about 400
She is named the Driver, and is already commits
stoned, a great part Of the crew heiag now on
board assisting towards her completion. II is said
that she will be furnished with two % pound
guns on her upper deck, working on swivels, be-
sides other guns of a large calibre On he r lower
deck.
The steam power Of the Driver is 200 horse
power.