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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
BENEDICT GALLET,
ECONOMIC POLITIQUE.

La notice suivante sur Thistoire de Pc
conomie Polili1ue, que nou extrayons dun
journal iraneais, aura, nous lie persons,
g~ueleue interat Four beaucoup de nos Ice
teurs:
L'sconomie politique, d'abord reduito !
des p%ratiqucs plus OIL MONS en- rapport avcc
les mours des peoples, ne Sc constitua re-
element CONNIE science one vers lie milieu
du steele dernier. Ce fut la secte de 5
6c3'aonssStes, organisse sous Ia direction du
docteur QuesDay, qui attira d'abord Tat
tentlon Generals sur les regles qui con.
cernent administration de la chose pub
liqne. Les G~cononiistes %renGirent Ger.
talnement des services mais, des doctri1 e
quill enselgnaient, les unes etaictt dune
fable utilize pratique, les autres Sc trou-
vaient contrelites par DIES ~circonsta noes
que la thaorie n'avait pas fat entrer dams
ses calculs. Leur grand principe, c'etait
que Ia terre est la source de tonte richesse.
L'erreEr des economistes conmencait Il
frappcr les veux, ouand parut l'ouvrage
d'Adam Smith, III Ia refuta complement
en- etablissant que fagent universal de Ia
creation des Ehchesses etait lie travail. On
reconnait des lie premier coup Doll com.
bien lecole du professeur d'Edinbourg
femporte sur ce|Ie des PHILOSOPHERS %francais.
&c nest pas tout. Adam Smith, applique
a feconomie politiqne la nouvelle maniere
de trailer les sciences, N ne posant pas
des principles abstractiyement, mais en- re.
montant des fats les plus CONSIGNMENT
observes aux causes qui peuvent les ayoir
produits. Aussi son Outrage est une suite
&c demonstrations qui ont Gleve plusieurs
propositions all rang de verites %incontes-
tables, ct qui en- ont fat disparaitre un
plus grand nombre admises ~jusques Ia sans
fondement. Les doctrines d'Adam Smith
furen' completes ct perfectionnees, il y a
quelques annees, par ]. B. Say, ecrivain
elegant ct clair, don't les ecrits seryirent
~d'ense'ggnement a la plupart des econo-
mistes.
Oh en- sont aujourd'hui les theories de
Pecole de Smith, qui ne datent guere que
de s,ixante a (les RecherrAes d'Ada.n
Smith Pararent en 1776)2 lie celebre
economists await enseigne que, lo travail
etant Ia source de la richesse, Il fallait
s'occuper exclusivement de fexciter, de lie
developer, sans d'ailleurs s'embarrasser
de Ia consommation qui viendrait dele
meme eft qui ne %manquerait jamais. Ces
doctrines, adoptees ayec empressemen par
les grands emphasizes de I'Angleterre, ne
tarderent pas a imprimer une forte impul-
sion a %l'industrie. LIE g~ouverrement de
ce royaume, qui aspirait a Ia siiprematie
uniyerselle du commerce maritime, secon.
da ~puissamment lie Development dome a
Ia production. I'm moment, a la paix de
1914, on dut croire qu'elle allait atteindre
l'apngee de sa prospsrite ellie possedait la
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
T.. N. GG ben,
AvOcAT.

Ayant fye 50 residence dams Ia vile de Ba
ton Rouge, a phonneur d'ofTrir respectueuse
ment au public les services de "a profession
II exercera dams les cours ordinaires des troi
sieme ct quatrieme districts judiciaires, ct
la cour suptrieure de Ia Nonvelle Orleans.
apportera b%eaucoup d'attention aux aaairc,
qni lui seront conftes.
Son bureau est rue Lafayette, vis-a-yis h
residence du Juge Tester. !.
n Avril, 1s41.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
NOUVELLEs MARCHANDIsEs.

LIE soussignt appelle lattention dc SEES pra-
tiques au 1ouvel assortment de merchandise
fralches quill Went de recevofr. II continusra
a renouveler son fonds d des intervalles rtgu-
liers ct yendra a des prix tr6s-modtrts.
On trouyera entire autrcs chooses Des ha-
billenaens confectionnes pour hoinmes ditto.
pour enfants. Chapeaux de go0t pour Danes
de Ia derniere mode, Bottles, Souliers, ct Cha
peaux ct tous autres articles do nouveautGs
9 nfait de marchandises gecheg i do has prix
pour du compliant.
D. SANGER,
Ii noyembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
M
PHARMACIE
DU DIR. G.. ECUTERRE.
Dams Pancienne maison de la Banquc de
M(IRclneS P0LcuiIec x,c

tarrOiltOn.
Mfdecines Patcntfes, &c.
DR.. Connel's gonorrhna mixture oil spike;
Hays Liniment and pile ointment /; Doctor
M'Mnnn's elk opium botanic remedy for
ague; kowand's tonic mixture for ague !;
genuine Southern tonic, a vegetable febrifu9e;
Rev. Bartholomew elixir of life, do. expecto-
rant syrup; Cooks pills; DR.. Sapnineton's
pills for intermittent cure Dr.. e. Spohn's ague
pills, warranted cure !; do. cure for sick head
ache; Mo7at's pills, genuine; do. phoenix
bitters DIR. Evans camomile pills Moore's
essence Of life; Carpenters Saratoga pow
ders toutes les autres preparations de Car
pentcr; DIR. Viewers celebrated worm tea
and salve; Henry's calcinek magnesia !;
Moxon's and Buffers eferyescent magnesia
a~perient TurIington's balsam; Chapman &
Andorson's cough drops nerve and bone lini-
ment red l%inlrnent for rheumatism Roofs
founder oInrment DIR. Eastman's asthmatic
drops do, rheumatic drops Jewett's liniment
for nervous affections do. stimulating lini-
ment do. liniment for the headache Kline's
tooth drops Mothe's copaiya capsules !; Eus-
tace ct Temples gonorhna mixture Bar
clay's cubeb and sarsaparilla compound; +.
TrIppe's c~onceHtrated sarsaparilla Potter's
catholicon Thornpson's eye water; Smiths
nipple %salve; Whites salve for cure of rheu-
matism; Vests chlorine cosmetic and pills /;
compound chloriEe tooth wash; Orris tooth
wash Oldridge's balm of Columbia for hair /;
kalydor for removing pimples, feckles, &C.;
condition powders for horses.
Encre bleue ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais y%iennent d'arriver
directement de New York, ct sont offerts a I'm
prix tres-moder".
La liste des medicines patentees etant trop
longue,l lie DIR Souterre a cru ne devoir .ignalera
Pattention que les PARTICIPATES mas il Fhon-
neur de p%revenir qu'on peut Sc rrocurer chez
hui toutes les autres, ainsi que tous les medi-
camens simples: sirops, e~xtraits, onguents,
eaux distillees de toutes esp1ces, essences,
peintures, huiles, etc.
se chargera de preparer toutes les ordon-
nances qu'on youdra bien lui confer, ct fera
tous ses efforts pour meriter Ia bienyeillance
des %personnes qui voudront bien i'honorer de
leur clientele.
% mai 1871. Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

Des propositions cachettes, pour iournir aux
troupes du poste de Baton Rouge, lie. du bois
de chaulfage, seront recues all bureau de Ia
gent du Quarter Maitre, iusqu'a dix heures
dh matin, 20 decembre 1871.
LIE bois deyant Gtre de 8 bon chGne mar
chand."
Les propositions devront expliquer a quel
prix le bois sera livre par corde, ct suscrites
''Propositions pour fournir lie bois de chauf-
fage," ct adressees a T. Fl. PORTER,
sous lieutenant, de infanteric, A. 9. v.
IL %dtcembre. a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
HOGAN, THOMPSON & CO.
BOOKSELLERS & STATTONERS
No. 40 Camp Street, Nep Orleans,

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various departments OF literature, together
with the most popular English works. Book
dealers, Country merchants and Teachers, as
well as gentlemen wishing to furnish their pri-
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lower, than can be done by any other house in
the southern States. Among their stock will
be found the following valuable school books
and stationary:
Russslrs school history Of the United States.
England.
France.
" Greece Rome
Emerson's LIST. End. 3rd. and 4th. Class Readers.
LIST. End. and 3rd. parts Arithmetic.
" Key to ditto.
New National Speller.
History and Geography.
Primer.
MitchelPs Geography and Atlas.
Smiths
Olney's
Smiley's
Burritt's Geography and Atlas Of the Heavens
Smiths Arithmetic.
Pixies
Smiley's
Davies's ,
Daboll's
Green's gradations in Arithmetic
Young's series Mathematics.
Davies's
Colburn's Algebra.
Bonnycastle's do
Comstock's Philosophy.
Jones's
Chemistry
>Comstock's
Cobb's. Readers Nos. l, 9 and 3.
Cambridge Mathematics.
Anthan's School Classics both in Latin and
Greek.
Gould's Adams Latin grammar.
Andrews and Stoddart's do
Latin exercises and lessons
Mason's sacred Harp.
Missouri Harmony.
Boston Academy collection.
Juvenile Books Of every variety.
Medical Books
Law Books 4"
Theological
1.-the popular publications of light reading.
STATIONARY.
Letter paper, cap paper, denny paper, royal,
super royal and imperial paper, printing
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ping paper, superior black ink, red ard
blue fluid ink, quilts every kind and price,
steel pens OF superior quality, sand and
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perior french and english letter and note
paper, american packet post, states and
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full bound and half bound.
To which they respectfully solicit public,
attention with the assurance that orders from
the country shall receive prompt attention.
May 1stl-l2ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
Baton Ronge, &C 10 Decembre 1871

Baton Kohge, &C To Decelnbre lS4T.
ORDRE Commencement a un ordre a moi
adresse par lc Colonel A. Malta, les Chas-
scurs dc Baton Rouge s'assembleront au cafe
de +. Arbour, Samedi Is du c%ourant, entire
trois ct quatre heures dc l'apres-midi, pour
elire un lieutenant ct deux SOUS -lieutenants.
GERONIMO CARMENA, :
Sergeant c%ommandant la compagnie.
IL decembre. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

Des propositions cachettes, pour fournir
aux troupes du poste de Baton Rouge LIE.
do Ia viande fraiche, seront recues all Bureau
dc rAide Cornmissaire dcs Substances, JUS
qua 10 heures du matin, 20 dicembre lS4l.
II fant que les propositions expliquent a quel
prix la viande fraiche sera %fournic par les cent
livres, ct sojent suscrites "Propositions pour la
fonrniture de viande fraiche" ct adressGes i
r. II. PORTER,
SOUS lieutenant he infanterie, A. A.. c.. s.
Ii decembre. "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

saisics pour satislairc lie jugement rendu
dams 10 process s~us-mentionne alnsi que les
frais.
Conditions de Ia vente--comptant, aycc pri-
yilege d'tvaluation.
VT. UEBEKT,
20 novembre. al sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
ETAT. DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatrieme District. - Paroisse
d'Ooest Baton Rouge.
Laurent Millaudon

Charles Bishop.
En- vertu dun writ de II. ia. A moi adresse
par Honorable cour dn quatrieme district
paroisse ct etat susdits, lsera expose EN- vente
ipublique.
LUNDl. 20 Decembre proclaim, gsd1)
a Ia moison de co1r de IA paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge,a rhetire habitnel1s des ventes
tous les droits, tltres, interets ct prGtentions
dn dtfendenr. G. Bishop, aux terres ci-apres
dtcrites.ttant I'm droit dc presumption, situttes
dams Ia partie supGrieure de cette paroisse, q
ganvOir. E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
MOULIN A COTON.

I'm petite qua1titt des ctlebres moulins :
cotton de Frazer.
Aussi, plusienrs wagons a cheval ct /:
bout, a vendre par
J. & E. r. PHILLIPS & co.
81 aoht. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge-Cour DIES
PrpHres.

Lans ~i'affaire de la succession
de VIM. Wickof, sen.
Petition de F. ID. Conrad, admir- NJ ron
nistrateur, pour la onvoca-
ton dune assemble.
des creanciers
Qu'une assemble des creanciers de fcu
VIM. Wlkofi, SEN, DECIDE, soft convoqu4ae
par devant lie soussigne JUICE ct notaire public,
Mardi, ii Janvier 1912, pour deliberer sur la
demande de cette petition, ct que Morris
Morgan soft nonme d'office pour roprssenter
les creanciers absents du dit DECIDE.
(Signs.) CHI. TESTER,
Juge de Paroisse.
Je certiie que ce qui precede est une copie
conforIne a I'ordre original.
NJ. MORENO, Dep. Greffier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
ETOFFES EFT HABILLEMENTS
pOyTp NEGRES

Les soussignas ~viennent de receyoir un
Grand assortment d~'etoffes ct habillemens
pour negres, CONSTANT en- kerseys, linseys,
Oznaburss.de cotton ct doubles LoWells, qu'ils
offrent d vendre a bias prlx.
J. g. L. f. PHILLIPS e. co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
Etat de In Louisiana.
paroisse d'FSt Ration Roupe.

- dfUIsse Est DdtUH INUuSe' "
Conformement a rordre precedent, les ere
anciers de feu William Wikcf. SEN, DECIDE,
sont parsla p~resente notifies d'apparaitre par
devarE le soussigne Juge de Paroisse ct ex-
otiicio notaire public, en- son etude dams la
vile de Baton Rouge Mardi IL Janvier 1912,
pour delibtrer sur Ia demande de la petition
du dit administrator ct sur stelles sutres
chooses relatives a icelle qui peuvent Y etre
soumises aux dts crea1ciers.
CT. TESTER;
q nov. % ]. de Paroisse ct not. pub.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
DUDLEY & KNIGHT,

GROCERIES EN- eros,
Rue ~Tchapaoulas, No. ., pres de l'cncoi
gnure Canal, Me. Orleans.
Cette maison a t~oujours I'm assortment
complet des articles suivans suere, cafe, riz,
savon. c~handelle, melasses, sirops, sci, poivre,
epices, raisins secs, fgues, an and IS, thes,
shuiles, maq,iereaux, tabac, cigarres, goudron-
resine, cordage, clous, jambons, pore, bout,
graine, farine, &c. AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Les families demeurant dams la vicinitc de
Baton Rouge qui desireraient les services de
ma profession, pendant mon stjour dams cette
vile, pourront les obtenir en- remettant leur
adresse a l'Editeur de la Gazette.
A. L. PLOUGH. d.
Goctobre 80
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EPAVE-Arrese par Terenc

- EPAVE-Arr6te par Terence
S~.As~gssss1 Dumouy h. c. ], un cheval blanc,
SsEaasa& age de IL a Ii ans, sans marque
NsnsSA apparente. Il sera venlu par lie
juge ae pax soussigne 81 le proprietaire ne lie
reclame dams q~uatre-vingt dix jours de cette
date.
Quest Baton Rouge, 10 novembre.
w. JOYCE,
2Onerenbre. Ill JUICE de paix.
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%VOITURES! 1!

VII oAN1Ic Ol1 oI@l1C
Les soussignes s'empres-
.oRo sent de remercier leurs amis
oEAKmIW ct lie public en- general pour
Acknowledgment genereux
qu'ils ont reeu dams les travaux de leur etat ;
lis esperent meriter la continuation du patron
age public. lis Sc soEt procure de bons ou-
yriers de. Pest, ct ills sont maintenant prets a
reparer toutes sortes de voitures, barouches,
cabriolets, &C., dams un bref delai, ct de la
meilleure maniere, ainsique des selles, brides
ct harnais. LIE tout sera faita ordre ct garan-
ii bien confectionne.
REEDER g. co.
Vis-a-vis la Banque de la Louisiana
a Baton Rouge.
N. B. lis achetent ct vendent des Carosses,
barouches, &c.
IL noyembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
BOTS DE CONSTRUCTION

lie soussigne a CONSIGNMENT des bois de
construction, de toute espece tides meilleures
qualities, quill peut livrer a des prix tres mo-
derts ponfsdn compliant, SAVIOR :-Planches i
bordage en- cypres; planches a plancher do {;
p%lanches dun pouce do; poteaux ct bois de
charpente !; bardeaux, &c. LIE tout a vendre.
a son chantier pres du moulin a scie.
IL mars-5 F. ARBOUR..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

B L'ofice du Docteur PENSION est
v%is-a-vis la Banque de la Louisiana, rue La
fayette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

AVIS.
Les administrators des ecoles ~publiques
tiendront leur seance reguliere au bureau du
soussigna, Samedi, Is du courant.
Les instituteurs sont priesd presenter leurs
complies pour avoir %instruit les enfans ~indigens,
dnnent certifes.
P. A. WALKER,
ii dec. IA President du Board.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
Goctobre

In EPAVE--Arrete par Jacques
IN So Blanchard, un cheval bal fonce,
T@'cA age d'environ sept ans ct marque
eSkseSAE.s c. sur Pepau]e gauche.
IL sera Fendu parl lie soussigneiuge de paix,
81 lie proprietaire ne lie retire dams l'espace de
quatre-vlngt dix jours.
Quest Baton Rouge, IS octobre 1e4k
D. BROOKS
&c octobre. 80 Juge de paiz,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

Tn assortment de CRANES de Jardinage, a
vendre a Ia pharmacie de 8. ~JouRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

lie c~hambelian ct Ia baronne parcou-
ru-ent, Pun ayec i'atteDtion c~urieuse dun
observateur, i'autre avec les ~sysnpathies
dune anne natureilement connpatissante,
cette celebre prison d'etat. qus entermait
alors un nombre considerable de condam-
mes. Et en- effet, lie tableau qu'ofirait &c
lie, de detention etait bien propre a re-
u le ceur, a frapper Inauguration. En-
remarquant ces traits MOBILES ct fiers 4 cote
de figures abjectes ct degradees, Oh devil
matt qu'une stricte justice n'avait pas pre-
side d tous les arrsts, eft Gull y await dams
cette prison presqu'autant de yictimes one
de criminels.
L'un DIES detcnus %stlrtout, par son VISA
ge muti!e, son air soufrant Ell sonbre. excl
"a plus particuIisrenent i'interet des visi-
seurs. lie chambellan s'approcha de lui, ct
dune voix affectueuse, li dsmanda quei
pays i'avait VI naitse..
La France. repondit lie rleux fofcat.
en- ,.leyan. rers ceiai qui l'interrogeait des
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En- sortant de Ia for,eresse, Voltaire Sc
ieta dams une %yoitu!e. qui apras avoir par.
couru avec une extreme rapidite les quel-
ques lieues qui separaient Spandau de Sans
Souci, s'arreta devant ce petit palais, place
sur une montague, entoure de wastes ter.
raises ct a demi cache au sein de bouquets
d'arbres que peaplaient d'elegantes statues,
dues au ciseau de Tessaer ct de Balthazar
Adam. lie poete traverse plusleurs ap.
partemens meHbles avec une simpliciie
~correcte, Oh Sc tenalent des pages; des hei-
duques, de vieux damestiques converts
d'habi,s presqu'aussi yieux qu'eux-memes !:
ct dams une chambre isoiee, a l'extremite
du palais, il Sc trouva soudain en- presence
dun homme petit, maigre. presque difforme,
gauche dams ses mouYemens gene dams
son maint.en, vstu dun uniforne a pare
mems rouges, a I'm DIES brandebourgs daquel
etait attache lie ruhan de lAigle Noir. II
caressait un petit epagneul a polls soyeux,
tandis qn'une ~levrette sommeillait paisible.
ment sur les planches dune richie bIblio.
thsque. Les bustes des deux stoiciens,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
ANOTHER DREADFUL STEMBOAT
ACCiDENT.-LOSS OF LIFE.

We have one more terrible steamboat accident TO
record, says the New York Herald yesterday,
No sooner do we publish the particulars of one ere
another takes place
Last evening at five minutes before six o'clock,
The Henry Ecliord, steam tow boat laying nj the
foot of Cedar street. blew up, hurried one poor Eel
low into eternity, aw(ully mans ed two more, and
more or less injured eight or ten others.
The Eckrord was engaged to tow two canal
boats into the North river, and the crews of both
vessels were fastening them together, when the
Eckiord blew up, tearing every thing TO pieces
Capt. Tice, of the Eckiord, was thrown from the
wheelhonsc into the water, his hand horribly man
g'ed and his leg broken. lie was rescued by Capt.
Pulchin of the canal boat.
Amos Belcher, or Palermo, Oswego country be
longing to the canal boat, was blown up, thrown
more than twenty feet, and killed instantly. His
was the only life lost, so far as known. lie was in
good circumstances, and has left Il family.
John Swort, of Oswcgo, also of the canal boat,
was ON the bows of the Henry Eckiord, passing
around a line. lie was found by Capt Pa,chin,
literally covered with ashes and spin'ers lie had
Il leg broken and was otherwise seriously injured.
Capt. Patchin fortunately was not injured.
One man, supposed deck hand ON board the
steamer, is said to be missing.
Eight or ten others were injured slightly One
young man, II fireman, we believe, on bord the
Henry Echlord, hid his head cut The engineer
and his son were also bruised somewhat. 4l5GRy
4RGS, April rs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
ED.

In this town, on the 18th ult., of consumption
was one of our best czens,-a Christian of the
most liberal views and the kndest virtues, and
met the destroying angel without fear or complaint
lie "set his house in order" by calmly giving
suitable directions in regard TO the nd juslmenl Of
his pecuniary affairs subsec nent TO his DEATH His
family has been the scene of various Affections and
bereavemenis. May the mercies of Heaven rest
upon them, and the consultations of the gospel sns-
tain them in the midst of their sorrows. r. s.
IN B. This notice would have appeared last
week, had the writer known on what day the pa
per went to press.] The Universalist Waterman
will please copy, &c
In Barnard, on the I'd inst. john STARK BIcK-
NELL, Esq, aged GA years. brief illness ter
minated the earthly career of this benevolent and
highly respected citizen. As near as can be known,
his case rescmbled that of the lamented Harrison.
lie was buried on the 4lh inst, and an immense
concouise of people, of all the different persuaSons
in the town, attended the funeral and the writer
of this was kindly assisted in the services by cIer
gymen, MelhodstI and Congregalionaisls Capt.
b. has left worthy family, three children and 9th
or relations, and wide circle of friends to mourn
his loss, God be mercfu, and bless them with
hope, comfort, and peace divine. r.. S.
In Springfield, April 10Th, BENJAMIN RICE,
aged g. years. Printers in n. Y. and Conn are
requested, &C.
In MorrisviIlc, April 18th, Mrs CAROLINE A.,
wife Of Doct. Almerin Tinker, and daughter of
Moses Villas, Esq, aged 36 years.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
Correspondence Of The Bay State Democrat.
PORTLAND, Monday. u. NJ, April 10

DEAR SiR:A-We have had second trial for
Mayer in our federal city to-day, and again the fed-
eralists have been defeated, The two regularly
nominated candidates were Souhgate, (dem.) and
Churchill, Qed,) The former received 1872 votes,
(including islands, and the latter SIC: there are
307 scattering votes which defeat a choice. The
election nows goes to the City Council, and as the
feds are fond Of minority candidates, and renegade
democrats, it will probably elect Mr. Churchill
Portland gave over 600 majority for Harrison
last November but now the federal party cannot
elect their Mayor! The result here is only type
ofthe reaction in favor of democracy, which is 90
ing on over our whole State, Our town elections
looks admirably. Yours, &c.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-07
n cW Goods,

THE subscriber has u, received from Boston. in Udd
ton to his former stock the greatest variety Of Watch
Is, Jcwclry, silver ware, brtHna ware, fancy goods nut
sic in sheets, and musical Instruments TOYS, clocks aud
time pjccCS, rifle powder, md PERCUSSION caps combs,
prclmcry and shaving sOapi good assortment Of bass
Nio and ytu srir carlOuclt reeds violin bows, screws
aud bridges patent heads for bIss yiu, and in short al
most any article that may be found IN variety
which viii he sold at reduced prices Tor cash, produce,
short and approved credit
II ncdcrs wishing any of the above articles, BE-
furnished cheap any other store in the country.
Please call aud cAumne before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. MURDOCH.
~ D. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re-
pairing, and also to the repairing oljewory. j. II. VI.
Woodstock, Sept. 3D. lSiU. 81