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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
&C. 4s HAS MUssENDEN, Ranger
r0l"r,QN GINS.

&#"@ NE ~ o1N 4
- Frazers celebrated Cotton Gin Stands bo saws
y each, received on consignment and for sale OIL
81 3 j.. f, F. PHILLIPS & Co.
EUST RECEIVED; TIE Pa finder 2 vol,
Cd Jacob Sheppard . vol, Fooici Qaality : vol,
Hone as found : vol, Nicholas kickleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, Tho Gentleman OF me
Old School, cuts CoTrnepl rIes Abridged, HE
Bows own Book, Gums Dt..:estic Medicine reri-
sed Edition, ~ilobper's Medical Dictionary, Com
stook,s Geology, The Life and Travels OF Munso
Park, Raouel on Banking, 1'ooker's Life of JEFF
ferson, hollands Life Of Martin Van Bnfet, The
life of Black Hawk, The Life OF Boone, fiu-
tani,'s Lives, Russell's History of Greece anl
France, The Log Cabin Almanac for 1871, The
Fortune Tellers Own Book, Burritt's Geography
ef the Heayens-Together with a variety of blauk,
Bill. Note and Receipt Books, aad d large assoit-
ment of German Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles and Botanic Medicines for Sale a the
Bookstore of GEO. VI HERoM AN.
September $50 E
NEW SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE
Tes GOODS.
EHyHE undersigned has the honor 10 inform the
E ladies and gentlemen of RatoR Rouge and
yicin..t At,at he has just recei, ed a splendid assort-
n,ent of goods of the latest style consisting of la
dies fancy sh wis of all qualities.
Ladies' and ge.,tiemen's rioaks. cloth aud me-
Fiae II oIland A ,unel, Bom5aziae, niouselins de
laine. o.,
English and French merines, cashmere ,casincts,
and saiinets,
French callcos o. The latest patterns,
English prints
American
FaFnitrre .
Table cl.t',s and towels.
n..:., n,,d Ir;, n linen IF all ouaiiiies.
Linen and i aen cambl ic handkerchiefs. plain
and embraidered,
Linen and cotton Lees,
Eatins and S ks. -
Ribbons aud artificial flowers Of all qualities,
A or, nj variety OF hoseries, cotton wolsled aud
silk.
Gen,lemen'E me oeercoais,
" con,mon .
Frock and dress coats,
Cashmere cloth and latin Nais'c"a's,
Rouniabouts, anl pants of all qualities,
Linen shlr $,
Gotten " with linen bosoms,
frerc, calico shirts. @
ID : wers and under shirts, plain an wors tal,
Cloth an ! fur caps,
French black silk hats,
American !"
w. tefnr,ofhrogans aad haots,rnd a gnna assert
men, Of she's and boots OF all qualities, for ladies
anI gentlemen and children.
D!eached and unbieached domestic,
Negro clothing,
Eel ticking aud chack, of all qualities.
Silk umbrellas,
pla in white china sets, with gilt b~oriers,
Crockery and glass ware, Nc &c.
Which he offers for sale at the invest cash price.
The ladies an gentlemen are respectfully invited
To come and visit hi assortment
DSiNGEa,
cor Of Lafayette and Chuich st.
Nov IA IN |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
NOTICE.

tNsliE Undersigned informs his friends and CTS
Nj TONERS, TINT be has removed his store to TIE
house adjoining James Nansker's on Church st !.
where he intends keeping a general assortment 0
dry goods, clothing, shoes, boots, bats, hard ware.
&e., W icb will be sold low FIR cash He takes
his oppaitniity TO request those who are indebted
10 hint call and settle their accounts.
il IL Fl v BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
Pc x


SO -frhteu Oh INC pest quality Just ieG6iFe'
aid for sale ty i :
Dec 26 40 J.& E.F, PHILLIPS Il Co
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY NE. AND MRs. FISHER.
CITIIU respectful confidence, We place cur
selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage which an sssitluous devote
nent to the moral and intellectual interests oil
those committed to ourtuitiol~b espcaks. AS coupled
with, aud greatly assisting the faithful teacher. we
have from the colnnence.nento of our teaching, pro-
veded on the iuduetige principle, Introducing that
| series of books as fast as we could, without put
ting parents to unnecessary expense. The inductive
is the course pursued ID the most intelligent parts
Of Europe, and the most popular in the world.
iMere responsibility was not The object aimed at, at
the opening of this seteo!, but that superiority to
| which ability and experience, combined with a la
borieus udconseiencious discharge of the teachers
| duty attains. In this we hays not been disappointed.
as the average number OF our pupils, together with
their progress show.
NC have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety of
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
subject. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus rs is necessary TO ex-
plain the different sciences. We shall also .re
ceive books and stationary, OF any kind, and to an
amount. at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the principles Of the best authors. Our aim in the
recitations of the respective classes, is to ''sift cut
the whole idea.'
The recommendations Of our boarding depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annum payable
quarterly in advance. Washing All extra charge.
Music so per quarter. Use of instrument ST.
per month. French $40 per quarter. No deduc-
lions made except in cases of Serious sickness.
The course OF the studies embraces every de-
~partmcnt of an english education. The ornancn-
tai branches, including she'll and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive par
ticuiar attention. - r
The eleventh session, Of the 3. r. F. Academy,
will on the second day Of January next.
A sense that The success of pupils in acquiring an
education, depends very much upon their puneiual
attendance, eannot TOO deeply impress the minds Of
parents. The lossofa week, and even a day, may
sometimes be irreparatsci cspes ally when they
are well Chased. #a z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

GFn. WHG~MAN Wilcox has removed has office
to the building formerly occupied lily Mad. Hatch,
and the second door from DR. listney's. lie will
be found there at all hours unless professionally en-
sagt.d Oct 10 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
Batan Rouge, may 16 ID
NOTICE

q LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber, eithel
by note or book account, are respectfully re.
qrested 10 CAP ahi settle without delay. &. htrwi3t
iheir accounts will be handed over to no officer fol
collection. -.
80 81 lot GEO NJ HEROMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

Every Wednesday mofe.isg, at 10 O'Clock. 90
,ssssssSs, Capt in Jesse Hat has
Ia the pleasure Of in.o.miig
fss.Itly--s-rsSsl1reE his friend AID the public
that the elegant steamboat
pERSI&N has t,cn purchased for a germa-
net packet bet len Ibis aud the above ports, and
will take the place az the steamer New Oleans OF,
WEDNESDAY. the Mt,1 inst, aud will leave the
I.evee a. above. Returning, will leave PAY on
Sara eTe.y Saturday morning, at 10 O'clock. Fot
comfort, room, and elegance, the Persian is une-
qnaltcd, having recently undergone extensive al.
t~e,ations. For freight ar passage, apply on board,
opposite Govt street Wharf, to Cnptaiiu liart,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
4 n ~ A V 8 .

Taken up by N. Grayless S miles tfem Baton
Rouge, a briud.ed COW aud calf, marked a crop
and untlerbit in the right ear, upper hali crop III
the left, branded vi. r." on the size ana on ,he
hin with 4 siagle "Tt,', about four years old.
Calf not marked. II sesEH8
Aug % 20
TEy NKEN. up by 4 L'odcial on the ~, OF D'-
cemb.r. A black horse, II or - hands high,
about q years old 4 feel Whit, long tai, name hail
cut OF, star on the face white spot on the nose, no
brand. ~
d26 46 Has MUssENDEN, Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
Esy'. Ggsnnya
rN : NI1sTI7,:S -

z n As removed his Office to the Drug Store OF
az B. J~oufdan: Baton Rouge.
NAV IN Id @@a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
DOCTOR T. COKE CHOPPER,

DOCTOR r. COKE CHOPPER,
EB ISPECTFULLY Informs the citizens o
Baton Rouge and adjacett vicinity, that iIav.
ins removed to this p'ace,with The design of making
a permanent 10 Htion, tcntiers his profess onai SER
vices in the ,ari ,tts branches Of Medicine, Sur
perv, Obstetrics &C., and he hopes By ahrefa,iited
assidtiiy, to merit a 20 tian of public pationag:.
Ills office for Inc present is Immediately oppo-
ste the Louisiana Branch Brink, where he may be
consulted, unless rrofcs ionslty engaged.
The friends of DR. Jehi Perkins, ar e referred 10
his appended c ri.
SIT gives me greai pleasure 10 recommend 10 The
Citizers of Baiol gou e, my lrieni Dr.. cfepper.
u graduate of rransylea j, University, who from
his extensive experie re in practice, and N 'eeatig1-
Tie attention to business ,wil! tiopb fes5 live uaiver
sal sausfaction. AMI IN a cases whore Dr. Chopper
is the attending Physician, IN my friends wi h my
advice and attention., in constitution, twill be
promptly g nd gratnitously reniered-"
ian rs io--5n y PERKINS, M. u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
TYEnEY NED
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nERSONS having claims against the Estate
Of HAapY Cain, deceased. are requested TO
lodsetha same dalg authenticated, With James %
clam, Esa, Attorney at Law TO whom also,
those indebted the estate, will please make pay
.n,ent.
MARY GAIN,
iaa 60 Tuhix.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
NOTICE.

9HHE subscriber being at present engaged in
~ constructing a~st>ambo.t, intended 10 ply
reg'larty. rs a ieny-boat, betw cen this toxn an,
West Ba!on Roege, requests those Je.s ms iuaeht
ed . hiha, to cnnie forward and maks immediate
payment. ~4an4 Asa
j}0 81 II B FAVR0T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
-
IA EH NJ 1

NUIICE. ,
FOa BATON ROUGE AND INTERMEDI-
ATE LANDINGS,
FWS!E well known stea ner RORT FULTON,
I'll |. ~iin'per, master, will ply as above as a
Feg'iier s~emi-weskly packet, leaving New Orleans
on Tuesday and Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
and returning, leave Baton Rouge on sdsy
and Sunday at the same hour-conmenciag on
Tuesday, s?i Sept. For Fl eight or passage, sp-
ply 10 the captain on board. ~
Sent 10 Sjt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
di q

N Was iro fgtt to the depot Il, I'nton
AK J Rouge on the Eth o;D eematr,l 1910
SsST1T from theJail Of lb .fviiie lansa, a
FIJI esro man, vino calls him elf ho5rts,
eseA.L,- n 3 Birch high, about g years
ofage. AID says he belongs to Saa1-
uel D White of Te,lne see. -f'he owner is r.
ques'ed 70 eompiy viii, lie law AM take him away.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

-.fs BOGERT & HA WTiIORE,
IS GIayier st.
OF 10 A BESST,
.--- .szss Al Baton Pnurs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

The rates # up freight is also reduced fInm Is
70 % yer cent fFom prices new charged by other
Bayou Sara j ,ck6ts. ian 80 Il 2ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

a WAS bgou I'll. to The d PIT aliBaron
= r. iuge, on ,ns 9th Of October 1917,
fASSSS from laeryiAe Jail, a negro man who
sxSTS/ calls hansclf Charles, 5 feet s tj3
Z .ei es high, about q years of age,
AMI says he belongs to a Mr. Jacob
Kelley Of afnnrche, The owner IS requested TO
ca,nuiy will, the law and take him away.
DC; 81 % BRYAN, Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

q Was hrH'=ht TO the depot at Baton
~ Rouge on ,he f7ih OF Dtcen.btr, ie4 h
from lhe Jail of ~ibrrviitc ptri-h, a NJ
w gro nan ntio ca'is himself tharles, .
~ fefi5 II. inches high, about 81 wears
e. of aee. and s,ys he belongs to Samuel
~ 8 d White Of Tennesse. Tue owner IS
to csmply with TIE law and lake him
49, dar Dc Ah
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

~ Frazers celebrated Cotton Gin Stands go saws
- each, received on consignment and for sale Oil
accommodating terms:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

A HMTAS committed to the jail AT
AK ~ isatoa Rouge on the "a day
kSS7' of Dec, 1870, a nsgso man, 3 no calls
TEN/ Inns If William, 5 ieet 9 inches high,
easssaalaa&Sxss abnt, p years OF age, and says his
owners name is john Tberiot the owner iisTeqrcst
ed to comply with the law and:lake ai,n away.
Ii BRYAN,
d5 43d Iaiior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
ncONRLIcrING INTERESTS

A great deal Is said nova days about the icon
G,ciing Interests Of the North and South" We dc.
m1nd 70 know what these conflicting interests arc ?
Is the interest Of the North, distinct from that oi
tho Souihi There Is not aspaHrnf Rice, % Wheat
Or Tobacco, or Cotton plant, that springs ON the
romotost pnrt Of our Southern territory, that docs
not contribute 10 TIC support OF the Northern Mcr-
chant, Mechanic, Manufacturer and Farmer. There
Is not Vessel that s1iIs from Northern port, which
does rot, directly OF Indirectly, bring wealth 10 the
Southern Planter. The God Of Nature, " We 70
gard only the geographical situation Of our Coun
uy, and productions Of ITS soil, consider man ns
tie creator Of sordd interest, seems to have ordained
this M hty Republic 10 be forever one and ndiyis.
hlo. No part of tho hubItobio globe Is more inti
matcly, more indissOubly connected. As TO econ
Il citing interests" VIC know not where to find them
Or interests are tho same, our manners the same
our Language the same. Sprinsing from one com
mon stock, VIC arc bound together by every tic o
endearnient that can operate on people who n
tie man, that would SOW discord among us1
Raiugh Reg,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
GERMANY AND TIIE

GERMANY AND TIE UNITED STATES.
We take great pleasure in copying tie subIo ned
paragraph, which is extracted from the Frankfort
lGerman) Mercury Of recent date. MIR Webster
communication, which is alluded 20 in such a com .
piimcntJry manner, was considered nt home. ns we
md u is abroad, an adm ribic State paper, no less
remarkable for the soundness Gifts Suggestions than
Tor us happy pcrspIcurY and beauty of style. I; Is
gratifying To IND hat the friendly advances made by
our Government towards more extended CONNER.
cial intercourse with Germany, are likely to be met
ny disposition equally amiclhlc:
"Ihe report itOn the North Amc,c IN Secretary
81 State, Mr. Webster, 10 the Pres dent Of the UNI
on, concerning uCnty Of Commerce with the
German Customs tllOH, IS n model ol profoundly
and cicurnCss. " shows Of how much importance
American statesmen consider the Customs Union.
anu with how much attention they have regarded
I's Developments The principal object on the part
Ol America D., 10 obtain the dimruutfUn e the *
ising duties upon American productions, p,rticu.
lady on tobacco and cotton as has already taken
place with REG nd 10 rice. Mr. Wheaton, tho Antr r.
ictG minister NJ Berlin, who IS well known 10 the
diplomatic world, will be entrusted with this ucqoii-
alton. Should the American Government, with yicyy
10 Us own interest, propose accepnbIe corJrtioos
there will be no doubt that they will meet with duo
consideration. Germany ought not u pursue n
system Of exclusive commercial policy. She must.
therefore, supply herself with foreign attic as of
consumption, wherever she can procure them Ia tic
best advantage. The protection Of dome rc indus.
try must ~ course, always continue TO DO her main
object. She has sufficient means for tcprsl against
/ monopoly, and q selfish exclusive pDliry IN o.hc,
nations. Besides, America, where so miny tou.
sands NJ our CouniTymCn reside, o. destined no a
not ir distant period, 20 become more closely unit.
/ cd with Germany. This would prob by have al-
ready taken pace, had The German pppul ton in
/ that country been more concCn rated, iaI eve
/ ~ individual carried vi h him more Of the nutoni
| ruIfttW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
CuAS. GARTER, CHAM.


"N"h"iil NNlLlt, August Z, ISL.
10 rus EpIroRs OF ruE Vino
Sent'emon-l send you the procct dings of IN,
Wings here, yesterday. There was a very lar,r
TURNOUT OF the people. Both parties had proceed.
nss' aud made a nomination the Locos, Shelton
r Leakc; so we shall have some stir. The Win,
met IN the Court House, IN as large a number ner
haps as have ever here al one time of ON, r,
". The other party met somewhere. | believe
IN the yard, and afterwards adjourned to some
room, and made their nomination; bu, wb,,
else they have done, have not yet learned. hlr
h'Ves h'st addressed the people, in a speech O,
perhaps an hour long, in which he cave m,
vows respecting all the most in,orestin. poli,
ie'l topics OF the day, amongst us, IN which h,
urged the necessity OF unI0n amoucs, the Wines
IN order to carry out fully the erca, principles of
form promsed-'s against any third,xry-is f,r q
NATIONAL Bank ut some knd-beeycs n nhs,I,,,.I,
necessary, Ne, &c. | suppose YOU will sec in ,
paper fuller account lie was followed Ly W
Siimer, m very long speech highly gr,tif,,,,, 80
Me l.ocss, Gutq naUseoUs TO the Wings. ''T6ry
WIN N,ty lew exceptions, give him up ont,r.Iy
h'S ,iipT', 50 lar rs they were concerned VS.
S'sh'l failure. The wings here are IN ,yrrrlc,,
SP,t's ana temper, and as firm AS yuu could desire
u. - The resolution respecting Cilllnec was mss
co ny vote nearly or quite an ,ninnu,. some Cc,
noes were heard, but believed to b, I,c,s col,
happened TO be present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
To THE CITIZENS or RICuvo~n

The c'tzens OF Richmond are requested to con.
Vene at the Exchange Reading Room on F,iay
next, at hve o'clock, M. The request is made al
the instance ola number Of gentlemen VIII, feel q
ueeP interest IN contemplated Improvement fron
LFnchourE to some point near the Tennessee line
ana tie object Is to eyince that interest 10y appoint
ing delegates 10 Convention to be held at Mont.
somery Court House, on the 2jih of next month
for promoting the enterprise.
Sc WIN. LAMBERT. Mnvor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED

.
Brig George Henry, Bingham, Brs,,l. II. hal.
last ~ Il oa''
Sehr Charles Pnman, Townsend. P6il,d.I,,i,
snndrieS, To w Ritter, Crane & Co X "A J.nl,ns
Luueyi Na,Ston Peasants. Fry 4 Co, Vanew
smith, L. ID Crenshaw 4 Co, II BulIing,or Z
Co, Raslird X Co, X llilI y Co, William, & liz.
all, Boyd, Edmond \ Co.
Sehr Amanda, Traverse, Baltimore, sundries.
Sloop jim Crow, No.fok
Schr Thomas Dali, Griffith. below ,yL... =,
WarwcA n Co ""'e' W
?, Sehr leon,ine, KnNnp, New York. supJric, in
ry 20, L. ID Crcnshiw X Co, M Roy,I
M5no' booke! Hamilton, II Smith, p X hue
L Boydcn, w II Blair, W Mucbcu w II p',t'
Ordsou, L ID Qurrlcs, q A St,ecLe, D,i,n In En
nler 4 Go, Robt Mott, T. Il Blair. Bn'onI' Re- Z,
Co, Dolly, J Thompson, 4 d Ho,cLkiss, ] G,II
w pueshuIy, Gay n Benuy. Eilr, Elicit & Co
~ "rn'I' l. LIdl'm Son, Dunlop, Moncure X
ham y Drewry, ID : Bnsart, wadswor,h 'rmrne.
Go, X lhll y Co, Davenport 4 Alien I A.
Good", w Sands, 4 Poor, G arlington. Gibson n
, rhornt'n' w Ku'er, y Gordon, X McClcnren,
'nS'entn", B'reden \ Co, J Myers \ Co, r q
Ellis Couch, Brooks 4 Hudson
SchI NASSAU, Drarhon, New York. sun,r,es T.,
- w Duesbery, Doocy, Hubbard. Gnr,In,r n
- NJ Yves, J Thompson * Co, Davennort \
Ger" Gordon, DnvaI, Donnan, Damn x
90, . Sreker, webb, Booker& uin,,Iton, l.,
Ihrop Nandeur,cn, W MucheIr, T. Rohc,,,cn
Dunlop, Moncure Co, Tyler Y Tgyor J,m,s A.
Go, WadSwor h, Farmer s Co, LondonS. Wi.
~ ~ S""'n piewry, l. ID C'enshaw 4 Co,
ry 20, valentine, Bre"dcn Co, l. Ludlam \
Son, u Abbott, 4 G Rice, Ttchner 4 Cary. r. n
Jenkins: 7 Il Price, Cav 4 Bentley, Bnford &
h'c"n, polan. kcnnler y Co, Couch, Books \
Hudson. I y c Ellis. n q Stevens, smith Don.
k S, Morris, puv1i, Randolph \ n,nison
w Booth. Wor,h,m, MEG, udcr x Co, J&a
noode, Rives Harris T. a Rust, S CIrk. /
Myers Go, Il Perkins, w II Smith, + ID
ISnar'es, Crane \ Co. w III Butler, A In,oes \
Brother, q A Keen X Go.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore tobacco
nnd flour. ''''''o
Schr Catherine Amanda, Teel, Bridgton, coal.
CANAL. COMMERCE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
sentiments of great respect,
President Of the E'izahethtown linn. c,nnc ,,rl
l. II. WILLIAMSON, Secre ary.
NEw YoRR, Septcmbcr d IslI

NEw YoRR, September 2d. IsIl.
Iontemen-lo our very kind letter Inylting me In
Pa'IAhc OF public dinner 10 tie gwen by tn. Tim,
canoe = no OF Eiz ibethtOwn, at such time as IL
might SUIT my convenience to designate was receiy-
ed on the 3lst ul;imo: and my answer has been de-
Hyed unii this time, with the earnest hope that |
mSht hnu u convenient to avail myself OF the on
potunty that would thus he afforded of returning
my Acknowledgements IN person TO a portion of NV
ieIow-ctzens m New Jersey, who have treated me
win consideration ard kindness that has excited n
IceUnS OF gratitude and esteem that cannot be easily
eiiaced or forgotten. But | find. hat nv engage
mrnts IN Washington require my Immediate teturn
II IL with no little concern, assure YOU gentle.
men, mat Ind myself under these circumstances
compelled to decline your proiiered hospitality at
the present time: Il has, however, been intimate,
NY The gentleman who did me the honor 10 land
your letter, that It was desired, IT could not row
soJourn among you, that would name some future
occasion when could visit New jersey.
AZ THIS moment 1t would be myo Die for me T.
say at what time could avail myself Of a visit that
would be so highly gratifying me- but IT the ma
ture OF my private engagements will allow H. | con.
template Northern trip some time during the
present tall, when will take delight IN mcoting the
mciu1ers OF your Club, IT only for a moment TO ex.
tend the right hand of fellowship and extend con
CALCULATIONS on the result Of our united efforts Of the
last year, ard fear 10 exchange sentiments of con-
co.cncc Tor the consequences growing out of the
"Wlut calamity with which II has pleased God 10
i'll Ct the country, by he removal of the sage the
warrior, and the patriot, that we had selected As
our chosen chief
Accept, gentlemen, the assurances Of my high
esteem, and believe me, your Obliged fellow CIT zen
JNO. NJ. BOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
fr'in the Newark Daily Advertiser. Sep. ;.
Complimentary Imitation 10 M nan.

that the EUzabethtown Tppectnn, Chi, III ~
same prompinesS which marked their efforts IN The
ave ,'mPaSr, have sought the occasion OF Nj
bous' visit to New York, to render due honor IN
Nun i'r hls patriotic and dising ui,hcd services IN
.le "out o. "'al' We are cased TO tie intima
ton, IN his reply to the invitation of tb. C,I 49, ~,
intention to make northern tour tins tall and no
may oe assured thlt he will bc most heartily wei
coh'ed throughout New Jersey We SINCERELY hon.
,n"' ms DIS insuished son OF Virginia will niTori
nEs o. lhe State an early opportunity uf r1-
P'IsN''s !" MN pc'snnaily Their grateful acknow-
LsdSmer,s ioI ms Efforts IN vlrdcntin. their BFo,J
tTy. ~ ''' ''''''-
we canno; withhold an expression Of qualification
nsm OF the IL b-thtown Tippec,n"o chi ,h.',
"h'ch no association IN tic State rendered NOR,
prompt and efficient services during the late meme
raOlc campaign: