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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
~. AususTIsE. Dltobef Is.

ST. AuausTiNE. Dliobef ID.
Iaaians have heard oil 10 ne" murders OF
Iudtan move nfnt= his Week.
The situation q ) - Jones camp has been dis
Covered l. i ascetslued tbai lac lia' :, 600 people
about coo Uaninrs. Colonel Noth VIII make a
movement
Wild Cat was IN pun successful IN pelsnading
about .G1 ofIlslleck TusennRge's pc. pl" III accom-
pany h,n Ia rampa. aad @he on ihrir way hey
"ere osertaken by "prophet' lrom Son jones
Who pc, suadcd aud scared them back and NIld
Cal had 10 20 10 alone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

The slnrs Anu y, Nm. liuutfes.. Jas. Petkio,.
and Mon soa wee =, " snroa on tue . h OF June,
The NJ, had II caigo OF cotton 1rom Mara"
to-ds. Lie iiunue>- hal Two chops oi lea ON board
The pt 4babllnIes that II would be sumo TIME
belufe tie vessels would load.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
Ne W. FILL GOOD,<.

M + ate trctivIne Il large Stock OF Fall aud w IN
w tef GOODS, and int public are puucullf,
invited IL tall and examine our assoftm,nt.
We nvie the attention of he l. ldes to GA,
Slatk oil g. - ~ ~ q % % - y, nhlcl,
Is lugeI Than usual, aud al ptloes lLat cannot ill
Ia please.
THE PARTNERS AND PLANTERS are
requeslcd 10 EXAMINE our Stuck OF Wooltns, Ban-
kels, Cotton tzuabu1gs. &c, DC, b,o,e pntthas
sng, as wc 1c determined TO sell, aud Will make II
Ia lhrn interest Ia give Us call.
lnuse buying Ia sell again, viii hnd gcncIal
atsuHmtut, at asna al ed,atc on Nnrheln rIlre..
DAVIS x BRO HERS.
De. 81 3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

Attack on he Guy Of Canton BY ne Combined Brth"
Eerces.
Tie slip NHngans' II. NJ Ne@ OH, bilhg' lhei
aud I'M etta.t news IRON China.
MACAO. May %. lsIl.
Dear St You viii see b, The lnolosed hat nos
tiiii,es haze ain tonn.en, ed-ttnde entirely stop
ned All the foteignris have ldit Caution ,xeepl tie
Eugl,sh aces.
.,Sestral ol the factories have been panty dcmo
i.hsd, aud neatly Al tnttfei, lundeted b, ihe lAblr
spd Chi, esr soldiers We have dH.s irnm Cation 10
the morning The 2G'h, al WHICH tine IL" English
we're siil slo,mlng tie city. ! he land i'te's Lad
possession OF The heights ~ he rear 81 he ely Will
The men .o had possession OF the fset N itoot
and 10 the westward.
The loss oil bic on The rau Of the Ghlne,e has
been tremendous. Ghtfe are tei ern 40 aud Sd
ihuusatd Tanaf And Chintsr uopr. Insde tie cnS.
Int which mrn-oi-"ar ate pouring mcessanl soliies
OF shells and rockets. otdet 10 DIVE them out Ia
close engagement "nh the En.hsh soldiers on thr
heights.
~ he English have susla ned considerable loss
A,ofiun al our establishment Is here, snme IN
: board sh u a. Wanpea, aud Nh Del close Ia The
CITY, ineading 10 hnd the ttst opporunly III otdfr
10 look after The lDelo,y and ptope'l, lett lh,,e.
I'VE have bteu fortunate enough H. Get toard
ship, and mus III ce 10 safety very book Ptpe aud
nccounl that We possess, though We evacuated III
Factory in reat haste. aud but a lie" bonrs btoie
the Chinese roinn ehccd the attack
letter oI u later Aal' gives u yires from Canton
10 he 27,h, The Chinese had oilefed a lat ge sum
loo th- ransom OF ihe,r cHy. Blush trtniuIcem uis
we've excepted from luda. The loss OF The tmntsr
is estimated a, from thre TO as hg thpu, AMI.
Several Americans bad bern arrested, bnt afterwards
released Onl, 1000 chests 81 lea had been espot
ted slrce July oil last yea; and gtea, delay ship
mems vas anticipated.
On The 20 h, the vessels Of war engaged =
1neIing a Destroying the lew of opos lon.
sud 10 the evening the NaudIuus called Oh Cap. IL
lott wnh II 6 oiitute, 10 negotiate lot The pteseiys
ton OF the city.
Our adj, ices iIom the OF action and rcg oila-
ton are the morning Of the eth, when itNa, sand
that the Cilnese had c,pnultcd aud offered very
large sun 81 money iof the ransom Of The cy, which
II was supposed would thea be saved.
We wnhuaI later intelligence from India,
but commodore Birmor was daily expect d In the
steamer plten, to resume command al the naval
forces anu II IS under sloud that reinforcement uI
sish, ,cgipcut, about $500 zen, Is nov Oh Tie va,
90 China itom India
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
Es EIEV..

ms Is also hne Pl'ntstIon, containing about
900 dcfrs, slNlN.lhce OF which ATE l.uw Grounds of
good guam y. There ate al cleared La I'd, Iucludnp
10" liuunds. about 250 acres, aud lars portion OF t
wood land Is II 81 tate Tobacco Land FMS Plan.
tallon is "lsa well set IN Cover. Alithc Plantations
ATE vel watered.
The above described plantations have been
worked TOT several Yeas Plantation, and are
now under mat arrangement. Any person wishing a
noe rs ae ~ healthy re-ion viii possibly find II
To ms interest TO examine lns,
Terms n Sdte.-Ole tuuuh of the purchase
money will be tqnned at the ume ,tsalc-and or the
residue, d ctedt ei /, and 3 yeats teonaI lnslal
ne l~,) viii be gwen. Inc aymen!s be secured by
a aeed oi lfus on the property. Possession will be
gven al the e"d Of the present year wi:h the ptiyl.
ege OF sowing small gam al the usual perloi du
mug the comhug tall. II. :. LANGHORNE
~ The Richmond Wing and Euqnlrer viii
pup the aboye advertisement once week for two
months, aud send their accounts to this office f.,
collection.
july Is az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
C.sSEY GOxs Us.xsE.sT.

NE WILL GIVE the h,ghes, prrce FOR an,
W gnautIty of wheat delivered IN tins place ,
al the tafns on The river.
NJ klNNEI & MOSBN.
Aus3 tel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

Tins Estate IS situated immediately opposite the
Io"et end al The tuwn OF L,nchburg, and MOI more
'han Que mle distant. 1t contains htllc rote than
900 acres; 5oo oil which are cleared 80 acres 81
nae bottom Land all HE ,lened Land wed sci IN
cn'ef except about 80 acres and Ia h,rh stale OF
mum MNEmEmI. j he ~ n..Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
30 LING's CnEs:iA.

seslate IS legatded " the best Judges OF Prop
Ell. 10 be lntiur 10 nouet u James X yei. Il con
lainS b5u aoits, Isl OF winch l.o" Grounds a. d
46b heh Land; ali the l"ttr is ~ woods, except a.
bfni 80 acres most Of the untlear,d land is fine
IuhIIln l11l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

VIE subscriber WISHES 10 sell his Real Estate
III the county OF Amherst. 1t cousIsls of Three
L Plantations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
Observation-Disclosures
LAlE AND HIGHLY IMPOk AMI
FROM CHINA.

Attack on he Guy Of Canton BY he Combined Bria'h
Eerc6s.
The slip Ns,rpgaos' Il. Al New y orb b'ine' l1Ier
aud IN, efta 4 news iron China.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
NO; 80.

and. by just inference. no half enslaved class,
in this yet free country. believe that neither
yourself or any minor officer Of the Govern
| ment, can more ardently wish to preserve our
elections pure and uncorrupt than do. New
ertheless, assert that it is my right, not my
privilege, to support or oppose each and every
act of an Administration which may deem
unjust, illegal, or dishonorable. l also pro-
test against one American citizen saying to an
other, g Your freedom Of opinion will be ;oler-
ated," and grant you "the right Of suffrage"
but you shall not speak or write for or against
this Administration. In short, thus far, and
no farther, shalt thon 60. This is language
which belongs to God alone. What, sir /! am
| less freeman than the Secretary Of State!
Am not authorized by the laws and Consti-
tuition Of my country, to declare. in words, or
publish in any other manner, that such meas.
ure would be Injurious or beneficial to my be-
loved country! If such be the case, we may
indeed expect to see San army of office-hold-
ers, of most crouching servilisy." When
accepted the unasked for appointment which
now hold, was under the impression that i'll
discharged the duties of it faithfully and hon
estly, would be doing all that my commits
sion did OK could require of rue. This. is all
that it does, OF can require. Beyond this, my
time, my tongue, my thoughts, and my honor,
thank God and our glorious Constitution, are
in my own keeping, and subject to no power
but that Of the most High.
With my sincerest wishes fOE the success of
all your measures which shall be for the Honor
and prosperity of our much loved country,
am, respectfully, your fellow-citizen,
w. MARSHALL ANDERSON;
Surveyor General Of the Va. Mil. District,
in the State of Ohio.
To JOHN TYLER, President. U. S.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

CASE OF SEDucrIoN.-A case Of seduc-
ton came mp yesterday in :he Circuit
Oeast now in session in this city, his Hour
or, Judge Dayton, presiding, in which
Rachel Schermerhorn was plaintiff and
Thomas +. Rowe defendant. II seems the
plaintiff was a cousin of defendant's--was
induced by him to leave her home in the
eastern part of the State and to become a
member of defendants family at Lockport.
Some months after, defendants wife died,
and plaintiff took charge of his family -
was afterwards seduced by promise of
marriage. which promise defendant broke
by marrying another. The suit was bro't
for breach Of promise. The testimony
having been gone through, the court de-
clined giving final charge, whereupon
the jury retired, and in few minutes re-
turned with a verdict of ST. 900 for plain
tilT.-Rochester Adv.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

midst shouts Of laughter from all the company
except the landlord, who was minus three pie
ces Of bread and cheese, which he did not seem
to relish.
The conjurer left the house without making
collection of the company, being well salts
fled with the landlords generosity.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
W. II. HARRISON.
g, a. HAMPTON.
HAMPTON & HARRISON,
ATTORN VS. AT L A w

Iowa CIrY, l. L.
TTt>VE associated themselves in the practice OF
II the Law, under the above style; they will at
tend to the business Of their profession in the second
mlcia district, and to criminal cases any county
III the Territory. Business committed to their care,
or cher of them, will receive the joint attention Of
both February rs, ls4l.-l9-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

A NEW MoDE OF PUNlsnMENr.-A man
attempted night or two ago, to enter one
of our flat boats, says the Cincinnati Re-
publican, for felonious purposes-and was
caught in the act of purloining some goods.
The boatmen brought him once ''to taw,"
and gave him his choice, to let them cut
his throat, or do it himself. He chose to
be his own executioner. and, after delibe-
ratingly sharpening his pen knife, COM
menced operation. He cut one side of his
throat pretty badly /; on the other the in
cision was only skin deep; but he is, to
the relief the boatmen who, only wished
to alarm him. doing quite we'll in the
hands of skilful surgeon.-The name of
the culprit we cannot now give.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
WILLIAM C. REAGAN,

WILLIAM C.. REAG GAN,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Iowa city, l0,oa Territory,
VNIL.. practice in the several courts Of the Ter
w itory, md particularly in the counties OF
Johnson CEDAR Linn and Washington. C. Col
cctions in any part of the Territory punctualy at
tended TO. l6-ay Feb IL, lS4I
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

Streeter says the most innocent sights
in the world, are baby biting its toe, and
little kitten in active pursuit Of its tail.
I he same genius observes that it is res
markable that very fat men always lean
backw ards when they stand up.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

Coop ApvIcE-Obey the voice Of those who
love you; be kind to those who counsel you;
be affectonate to those who beg you with tears
to forsake every false way, and be willing to
yield she feelings Of your hearts to the control
Of no bad passion, bnt to the dictates Of pru
dence and wisdom; and depend upon it, you
will be blest through all the days Of yonr life,
and peace and happiness will crown them at
their close.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
CHrLLIco1HE, April Is, l641.

Dear Sir1prAllow me to call your attention
to those paages Of your proclamation which
treat Of ofice-holders. With great respect for
your high character and station, ! protest
against the infringement of my rights and lib
critics, which the course marked out for your
self will undoubtedly affect. protect against
the passage of any law by Congress which
yoo may hereafter recommend, which shall
tend to restrict the freedom and equality Of the
citizens Of the United States, whether they be
offce-holders or private men. The Constltu'
ton declares tina, there shall be. no privileged,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
JOB PRINTING.
A. G.. BEESON, Tailor,

N ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
NJ Bloomington and vicinity, that he continues
to cary on the Tailoring Business in all its branches
with neatness and despatch. UJTAll kinds OF coun-
try produce taken in exchange for work. He is
agent for and in regular receip, Of L. divers Fash
ions. Sl-u Mafch ~, iofA'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
HASTINGS & RICHMAN,
HHAVE associated themselves in the practice Of
a Il Law, and will practice in conjunction, in the
counties OF Muscatne, Cedar, Linn, Washington and
Louisa. Business entrusted with either will receive
theprompt attention Of both.
"c.HAsr1scs' 3 SCOT, H,cnNAs'
Bloomington, e Cedar county,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21


Salem Register says that gentleman from
Danvers, being at the Franklin House in
Providence, a few nights since, before re-
firing, gave directions 10 the Irish servant
to warm his bed. After waiting below a
sufficient time, as he thought, to enable
the servant to accomplish the purpose, the
gentleman betook himself to his chamber,
where he found Patrick very Industrious
~ employed in circulating the warming
to and fro under the bed, between the bed
stead and the floor. Restraining his laugh
ter as we'll as he was able, the gentleman
told the servan. he could never warm the
bed in that way. "But beggin' your hons
Qr's pardon. sir" interrupted Pat, flour
ishing his fire arms more briskly than ev-
er. "beggin your honor's pardon, sir, it is
me thatll give it good warmin," and
round and round went the warming pan
through the thin air, poor Patrick mean
time putting and blowing with the intens-
" of his exertion, to the grea: amusement
Of our friend, the traveller. Pat resisted
for some time the directions of the gentle
man, insisting that the bed would be burn
edup if he brought the pan of Goals in
contact with the clothes and his scruples
we're not overcome, nor could he be indus
ced to proceed in the usual manner, until
he had turned down all the bed clothes,
drawn the pan over the surface of the bed,
and seen with his own eyes that the ope>
ration might be performed with safety.
DEcLlvITY OF RlvERs.-A very slight
declivi,y will suffice to give the running
motion to water. Three inches per mile,
in smooth, straight channel, gives a We
locity of about three miles an hour. The
Ganges, which gathers the waters of the
Himlaya mountains, the lofiiest in the
world, is, at eighteen hundred miles from
its mouth, only eight hundred feet above
the level Of the sea, that is about twice as
high as St. Paurs church in London, and
to fall these eight hundred feet in its long
course, the water requires more than a
month, The great river, Magdalena, in
South America, running thousand miles
between two ridges of the Andes, falls on
ly FIVE hundred feet in all that distance.
Above the commencement of the thousand
miles, it is seen descending in rapids and
cataracts from the mountains. The ri.
gan,ic Rio de la Plata, has so gentle de-
scent to the ocean, that in Paragua, fifteen
hundred miles from its mouth, large ships
are seen, which have sailed against the
current all the way. by the force Of the
wind alone that is to say, which, on the
beautiful inclined plain of the stream, have
been gradually lifted by the soft wind, and
even against the current, to an elevation
greater than that Of the lofiiest SPIRES
Amot's Physics.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
From the Globe.

LETTER TO PRESIDENT TYLER.
The letter below, from one public servant to
another, is in the true spirit Of American free
dom, and speaks for our institutions, in utter
ing the independent feelings of one having
trust under them. President Tyler will, at
some time, be willing 10 exchange the edict of
his inaugural for his CORRESPONDENTS brief COM
ment upon it.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

JOHN G. DESHLER,
ATTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Bloomington, lo,ea Territory. %
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
oUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PQ1NHlN0a
ADAM OGILVIE,
Fbrwardjng and COfsnstsstOn MERCHANT,
Bloomington, Io,ca.

L. HARGRAVES will attend to the above
aes sess IN all its various branches with neat
ing, Asuiacy and daspatch. Also, Glazing and Gid
goon, -: business entrusted to him will receive
e.,ss. "*n'lon, and be executed in workmanike
lay Bloomington, Nov. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
NOUtELLEs D'EUROPE.

lie paquehot EnkrsId, parti dn Havre
lie 8 janvierf'est aEise a New York lie 7
de ce mos.
LIE corresponding dn Commercial Adj
v~ertiser de New Yjs,rk ecrit de Paris, SOUS
la date da 7 j%anviel, Qre les probabilities
de gnerre emh!enSdiminuer.
lie comte d'Ap4ony, ambassador d.
Au,ricae a Paris 4 recu des instructions
de son gouvernetEeent pour decIarer au
cabinet francais az, lc maintien dune ar.
NEE de 10000 a3mmes ct dun million
de gardes Dationsiss mobiles est incompa-
tibIe avec les prptsstations paciiques do
nouvean cabinet. {
lie ministre deA aHaires %e,rangeres =,
dit-on, repondu ulS Id commencement fran
Gals ferait tous sess efforts pour conserver
la paiy, ct qn'il eAperait surtout que la
Chambre DIES Dep,ses ferait des difficulties
ponr voter les sorsmes necessaires pour
lie maintien des 100000 hommes; mais
que les ministries Syant trouve les arme~
mems prepares 40 S,oment on lis sont en-
tres au rou roir ilsSne pouvaient les sus-
pendre on Les difSinuer tout dun coup,
pendant QUE la Fry nce restcrait isolee des
autres puiksancesE
On salt aujourd;aui, dit la'meme cores
pondance, que In ts,ote que remperenr Nj
coIas a env oyee a &|on ambassadors Pa
ris. pour la commuaiquer au cabinet fran
Gals, ne porte pas sdes propositions DALI
ance CONNIE on L diaait, mais exprime
simp'emen, lie reeAst de voir que la Fran
ce s'ttait siparee saes ao,res puissances,
ct lie desir do la v6zsr reprendre sa place ct
son Influence dams les conseils des gon-
vernemens %europG9ps.
On travaillc toAjonrs aux Notifications
de Paris, surtout xux forts detaches Sur
les hantenrs de Il omainviI'e. de Nagent
ct Noisy, oui commandment les routes de
fEst ct du Nord, PR OH nne armfe dim
vasion p%ourrait s'approther de la capitaie.
II tesne encore heaucnup d'agitation
sur la question d'Orient; dependant il ny
a pas eu de nouvefles demonstrations aux
chambres.
LIE comte de Phntnis ct M. C,chelet.
n'avaient pas encore ste rappeles de Con.
stantinonle ct d'AEexandrie.
Des correspondence b de Ia Pol"gne an
nonceni que ~rempsreur de Eussie prtpa-
re une armfe de $4,000 hommes ct de
420 pieces d'artillsrie, ponr lie printemps'
L'esptdilion q~aSdevait a'Ier tirer salts
faction lie i~'empeSen de Marco de l'in.
snte faite au cansnI franeais, ne devai'
paftir ln'apres euson aurait appris la re-
pnse a la dema adfaa qa'on await fate s
ellie nest li5as sat f.isante. IN bateau
vaaear i'm Frendrfstous les Franca's gu
sost a Tnais one dz.on attagnera ,ensni'e.
On Ma pas de eeJnouveI'es pos'tives dc
afhfrnet depths i sonmission. ct Ton NJ
sat pas non plus "A la Porte lui laisserf
l't4redite lie l'Egy1,e. II veut, dit on, alb
! diguer en'faveur d3brahim.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
Commun'qaf
CURIEUX DEBATE
(suike J

EFT, &C me semb,c, suiiiYanment dGmontre
que les ~anciens t~taien' plus elairvoyans que nous,
bicn que nous soyons pins tciaires qu'eux. Des
,ors ne seraitiI pas absurle de petmettse anjour-
d'hui, &c que l'dr croysi, reasonable he dGfend'e
/, O plus de deux mile aus! A ce,te fpoque 81
reculfe on n'f4sit nullemen, tolerant envers les
cochops; on ies sepoussait sans ceremonic dc sou.
,e communausts c'ttsi, meme en- q~uclque sor,e,
une f4ute impstIonunbt que de les t'ai,er .vec
une ~cef.aine hufsanift,: TT nous qui sommes dos
9chre,ieus, nous squi d~evjions avoir des god.s plus
defeats, nous les laisse,ions SC prtlasser sur nos
banqueuet! Nous souiffirions qu'iIs fssen. Ia
sies.e sur 10 sryil de nus p%ortes!! All! Messieurs.
al nous ne r%tfofmions pas I'm tel abus. nous ne
s~erions pas digtes d'appattenir a une nation eli
viIisee. Non, Messieuts. ~(daignez me pardonner
ma irop grandel franckIse) nous ne desons pas
oftir aux t~trsngers 80 81 revol,ant scandals.
Nous no lsvorss pas esnsontir a &c que las CO.
ehons soient Plus long temps ci'adins dc Baton
Rouge.
Ces deux dscours nysnt ttt en.enaus avec
plus GU moins 4impatifnce de part ct d'autre, on
a ecoute avcc IN ~religieux silence le president de
la sfanco qui, Gimme 9est d'usage en- pareil cas-,
a commence PR tousaer, cracher, SO moucher,
prendre one pr Sse de 'Sbac' ct ensuite a dit a hau'
to ct tres inte'lls ible v'Hx:: =
Messieurs, j~eIpcnse:t 8 ~ac'ement comme les dtux
honorables %citolens qass ~siennent de sc succfder
A la tribune. qfpendasst ii est utilo, indispensa.
BILE que Ia question soitA'fcldfe; car c'est, scion
,oute apparencs, ce qst,e vous dfsirez. Eth bien!
sans allsr chctcber midsa q~ua'orze heutos, je me
persuade que 10 ne p~uiwsnieux faire que de rope
ter los mfmorahles pss4,es dun defunt nembrs
du Stnat de la Louisifne, qui, tout aussi logi.
quement que@iaconiqus nent, dit sur lie meme su'
jet: "Mcssieuts, pas DIG cochons, pas d'hahitans
pas d'habitans, pms q cochons." Ainsi, chers
compa,rioies. Isl vous rNen.eroyez, nous les laisse.
rons dams le stG'u quo.
A ces mo,s I'assemh'so s'est d~issoute, eli s'es'
rendue dams il cafe soIan, Oh les iffenseurs 81
les adversaircs du piedI ,sourchu ont tres cordiale
ment ttinqut. d: Ia sanity les ups des autres.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

Encore nne trdsioa de la geoh dc Baton
Ro5ugc-Il y a q~uellues tens nous asions donne
i'ayis d'abandonner la nouvel!e geoie en- briques
de nutre Vile pour reprcndre i'sncionne en- bnis,
coiome tlant beaucnup plus sure. 81 ce cons"i'
cut etc suivi,nous u'airions pas aujnufdha ~ a de-
plorer revasicn de dix negres martens, qui a eu
lien dams Ia nui, dc Eendtedi 10 Ftvricr; Ills ont
reussi malgrt les chiets gardens 4 Sc procurer la
clef dos champs gu lis sont encore. II est tens
dependant dc prrndre dcs measures stricuses pour
faire cesser ces 6easions referees, qui mettent en-
liherte tant de mauvais %suie;s, font perdte IA la
Gazette de Baton Rouge leurs publications ct
ruiaeut lie Garden.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

nuls, d moins quill ny ait une CLAUSE for
melle stipnlant qne les enfans a naire Sc
ront lleyes daos Ia religion c.lhollgao.
Cott' note a cause une grande tumeur.
lie dnc de Leuehsenberg, qui a tr,neA
une file de E'empereur dc Rn<>ic, SC tron
ye(-ans le meme Cas-, Ell dies Ieltres de r.
me annonccn' que fambassaIeur russo,
par or,lre du car Nicoias, a denanll des
explorations catht.oriaues au snjet d. Get
te note au cardinal La,nbruscl,inl.
l.. Gazette d'hngstonfg dit que II cour
de Rome &c irouve fort enbarassfe, 81
qu'on ne salt qncl parti ellie va peenife.