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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
NOTE.

rs Infnrm those persons W are indebted ! me-
either by mole OF accotrtof the year isio u
make taynotnt previous 10 thirst Of May next OF
he ' will be anded to an Afssey for conecaioi'
- 7 III BABiN.
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arr NOTICE

uvHE eopartpefsl, fp heretofore existing between
lanes M Elan and Amos Adams, unaef 'he
firm Of Elam and Adams, is this day dissofvea ps
mutual consent, all unfinished hus''ess esaifak'ei 'o
~ A'' JAMES M ELAN.
AMOS ADAMS.
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TT. LANDRY.&

EAe NJ HssN " I'm u 9 9
ARlcGtIS Is antt Altuthec atianle
Mp ssIe dealers III Medicines, ots ats
English and French Chemicals. Wi,,dss.
pertumeries. Varnishes Dye s,ufs, So
Their store for the present IL at No. Ia
street. one door from corner Of Camp.
nF-N. g. Particular attention will t,s
puttiAg up family medicines, medicine cht
orders from The ccantry generally. l.ano
invite rle",vrr aud meehantrs Ia give thai
New Orleans. June & III
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NOTCH

uH7E inform those persorfho owe us their
w accounts FIR The yeaB40, That after the
10,h III Aprll ,ext, they will handed to NJ
Brunei, Esq, Atiornev 10 collect them b
judicial process.
NILS 6 3, LEX q Sun. e
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton Rpuge-~Fuullh Dis.
ttict Court.
John l. Gorlam
es. No. 637

Oh q Johnson 81 poesessor9 t#
Oder Of .etzufc and Sale. "
snrY virtue yfan order Of %seihnfs aud sale, 10
lLIsA me directed, by The Ion ihs 4th Disltirl
Court, pail b and STATE aforesaid, viii BIO exposed
ut ptblil sale on
Saturday, April 8, lsd1.
Al ,hs Court House e said Parish, between The
usual hours Of sale, oil The right, title, Interest or
demand uf Gu q Johnson, third pnssessor, jeistds
ant, IN and to The following property, VIZ:
A plantation situated IN this parish al about n
half mile above the town Of Patton l'otge,
containing hve urpents in front, on the River Mic
sissippj, viii, n depth Of eighty arprnis, parallel
lines, bounded above by V Allan, 81, formerly
aud .ow CHI ! ipes, AMI below by lands OF 5 liiraft,
together with all the buildings aud improvement
thereon, aud sold SUBJECT 10 The ss'eitude. ola Ca
nnl, OF twenty Get in width, crossing ut Il ccflail
dis ahes OF the river. e
Seized 10 satisfy .tae judgement aud costs in til,
above ettiIled su't.
Terms OF talc-~Cast.
WIT IIEBERf.
feb 81 . Sheriff.
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0'a ina Al MtssEN pEN, Ranger
4 " MUsSELMAN, woksale aud retail

w MuSSEbMAN, Wholesale aud feta''
grocery, corner &C thurit aud Market sts,
having hesn IN the grocery hus'ess Tor many yea's,
feels sattsbed from long espcence that he can
o,fe, 40 mach Ia iuceneut Ia ~ way Of bargains,
ss any hetae IN Baton toVe. l stall keep IN
hand ,he cesui1 10 y~eor,not tnly'he leading articles
.uch ~ suss,, eoHec> molasses salt c'e bit every
thing that al possibly CONS ufiat the head estu
10 The most minute articles, saha' IL bill eau he
allied In QUO house alone, wt,hui leaving q eus'om'
OF "a iua ov,s town 10 gcttt,
Received his day. 100 tads Of coarse aud hne
salt, 81 hoxst honey dsw ,nhrso. 20 boxes negro
aud cavendiA tobacco, III horr Virginia tobacco,
s boxes gool Teansssee tahsee, sJ,to' nae Sc
Ears, sottea qualities 90 buss hte tai"i"s, -
sacks oil srran eahee. % bs'rs at Attakapns su.
ear. very DIV and white, iNa BIKES long cox rlttet
10 boxea Mase a, wine. 5 bows cham a que wine
% dozen painted buckets, iolhoscs W. spap 81
,bn best. SO htxes eau lles,sT ed qualities
Aud a great VARIETY 20 ahino eu $40 mea'ten at o'h
or articles Ia mi line AT : Say rhynti .,
unds,xnll mr. Il N, M tnel. a thug, | buy my Articles
a, the sery lsrgest commission houses Ia the
city. A. | boy fnrcash AMI ithow that am IA
good n Judge OF s~eeeries as as man.
Ian a IR
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MICE.

AdATTA has resved on consignment the
oiiosg invoice Of gus:-Ten barrels inferi-
or, ioprice cosniac bady, ten bills Holland gin,
{ wo qrter casks old ort wine. two quarter
c asks alaga wine, TIVE dozen champaign Mis-
sissipbrard, twelve hes tomato catsup, twelve
baxesushroom catsurxelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty treis whiskey, q kegs Leaf lard, tire Ri
fes serior quality, tnty sacks coffee, twelve
hoxestaral syrup. part of the forenamed
artici will be sold at bile auction this day at
foosek A. NJ. ut ttstore formerly occupied
by u. Stuart Esq.
1870
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nov y ~
MOEEATsSHIFE EsALE4S

MOEEAE'SaIAktE EhsLsLS
AND pHEhX BITfERS.
A POSITIVE CuREkoR FEVER & AGuE,
AND nILIljS FEVERS.
\ wei,.rerulstel aatproportionate quantity of
N bile upon the s,otRh 10 always requisite Tor
The ,ro,no,,oa of sound salth-it stimulates diges-
ton, and keeps the intaiust canal tree IRON all
distractions. Tn the ifrter surfaea OF The liver,
In a p.euliar bladder. i'd idch the bile is first PFC
served. being formed bthe liver from tue blood,
Thence il masses into Il aomach aud intestines,
and regulates the iadisaim. Thus we see, When
there il a deficiency ofNc the body is constantly
c~os,iye. On the other hd, an ovcrsbundsnee OF
bile causes frequent tfsa at the ssomashi ana
often promotes very syre ATTACKS OF uisease,
which sometimes end Adath.
MOrrAr'S LIFE EE)TCtNES should always
be taken in the earl s1gs of bilious complains;
and if per severedin ieh according to the direc-
tons, wii positively eksa cure
The nincrai medisies,tten prescribed in these
diseases although tho aay effect a temporary
cure, atAhe same timeerate an unhealthy state oil
the hloo, aud eonse9dny tead to promote . re.
turn of he very diseae fhieh they are smpioyea
to cure. II is then, Il lie use OF purgati' IS, ex-
csusivei formed Of S&able compounds, as'ch-
posscssig within the,kves no deleterious b n
cics. wteh decomposAis, combination or alt. FL
lion cauieyelope or bar into action; and, then :
fore, carble of produdnno effect. save that whic'
il desiri-thss a saferaedy is found. &
THE-lFE PILLSAD PHENlX B1TTERS
have pred TO be the nst happy in their effects,
in casesf bilious diseas, of any purely vegetable
prep>rion ever offeretb the public. If the sto-
mach ioul, they clean il by exciting i TO throw
of It's a,ents If not, ey pass 10 the duodenum
withdrawing vomitiror nauses in the stomaeh'
s~tinulag the neighbing viscera, as the liver
and paras, so as to pruce q more copious How
Of thekecretions into intestines; stimulating
the extent Notwithstanding in the inner
coat, sich an increasefow of the useless part'-
Giles ole body ,foreignatters, or retained seere-
tions,a completely charged.
ICT JOuRDAN S been appointed agent
for thale of nv med ne in Baton Rouge.
aua-2s WsB. MoFFAT, N. York
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nR. r. NJ. HEREDRD, tenders his nro-
f~essionat services The citizens OF West
-, :, ph,ee. feb 800 On
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

AtMfA has iecei, ed the foil owing ar'ics's
"A IN mission. SO boxes sperm canaies;
- 80 81 wine. 100 boxes soap so kegs white
Lad No $50 gallons linseed oil: 40 sa'''ns
Vim : s,sd sperm oil, 900 gallons whaNe OIL,
Ia astAnniset,c, IL boxes extract d'abs'nthr
% pse entucky Begging, 10 coils rore, 900
hi me,p brosans, 100 pair boys k, braeans'
lsoo MARK hrogans, 10 boxes window glass
ssort.dss, 90 Kegs toNaccn. ass 'rted qualities,
lsn kepsIder, SO kegs nail, so pieces 5l4 brown
I.@hesti,,l nieces 3,4 brown domestic, 80 pieces
{i,4 I.oashir. inc, 80 P!oughs.
p...An,s F,b Il. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

sEN UTIt r..
glR. sOtTERRE physician amaze
caueheuf Of tho Medical faculty astng
permanently settled al Baton sn,W tho
inhabitants Of the tow aud its viehnn,
he offers his services. that he has d hiE
office at the drugstore Of Souterfa, La.
IA ,tnfit Greet
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I ROUGE. Jan %.

BATON ROUGE, Jan %, 1
A LII persons indebted to the undersign
IA no,e or sccount, will come and sett
.ame inmediat sly or they will find then pIa
the hands Of a proper officer for collection,
longer indulgence can or will be given.
Is so VI SLOAf
AUST received Koueck's history Of the
% complete in 4 vol Nv alSsr Oh Inieraa
Pothier o., The contract of sale also On ca.
ment: SO, 100 fish hooks. assorted sizes. 10
hshinsines; 6o eoz geaus ne 1nlosne water,
rantea, 20 dog noxes Iapers on woo an'. !,
30 single barrel guns, fIot and percussion
FOR safe Low al tie Bookstore of
f27 ) GEO A HER0MA.N
PUBLIC NOTICE.
a " electssn for a Toan hagisti ats, four s
n men. an assessor cf Taxes, and a col
AMI lreasater fof The Cooperation, will be /,
N ondayssIie SIN day Of Apaii next, at the
IIcuss i, III ihi. tos., caniafmahIy 10 law.
Gil TESTER,
N Is 5 P Jud
H& E
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Condition. or the s.azcttc.

No subscription taken for y a%'ofter pef'oe tha1
One Year. The price Of tAe Gazette ~ 81
DettAna per annnfn, dnefalf payable IN Rt-
vance, aud tho rsuiaining ihaalnuht atthe sofa-
mnussment of the latter six IsohthH Of each year
ghutld any one by removal d otherwise wish to
desline his further subssrira'o lie must give
notice % that effect before che expiration OF the
year, otherwise he will be sdisideted ~ suba
seribing for another year.
rf ADVERrIsEMENTs till be eltafged as
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lines, or ieas, will be inserted FOR DYE pohaAh.
ssi ftrrr CsSrs Tor easi, ~sdbsegueu, insertious
slonger ones In the same rdtt
vNrti4e mr nts unless othtfwis e ordered WIZ
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n n A \.

TEyAKEN up by A L'ofaeialnn The IN 9, De
rember, a black horse, dor ~ hands high
shu,t 1 years old 4 feet white. png tail, n,aneh ia
eutoa, star Oh the face white Hot on the nose, '"
brand. -
dse 40 HAS MUssENDEN, Ranger
wUsT EECElvFDl T1efol ,aader = vol,
eb yacob Sheppard . vol, Fud q Quality y vol,
uonv a. found i val, Nicholas leklbby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, The gentleman OF me
Old sehool, ent's conne' lies abridged, ne
noys " Book, Gunns Dtaietie Madeleine revi'
ssdf Fa,,Ion. ueeper's Med. 81 I'D ,etionafy, Com
r,ook's theology, The Life andIrayeis Of Muneo
Park, Rsaoe' ~ Banking, ls,tsr's life 81 re- 5s',
life ii black Hawk, The tfe Of boone, P'o,
~tarcl's Lives, Russclt's HIstog Of Greece and
Frapes, The Log Cabin Almaae for ls4l, TIE
Eottu,we -Tellers Own Book, Rftiu's Geography
of,hc flea yeat-roee'l'es vita variety OF Blank,
Bill, Nate aud Receipt BookSsad a large assert
e,en, Of & erman Silver Spoot, Stationary, fancy
Arirlesand botanic Medieims- tor sale a. inc
saelsme ef GEO. 4 HERoMAN.
Eantpfnhef Ina
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-. - -. - ~ -.
A MATT A aaiotns hehanttr ttst hr is ae-
va thorised u Nurrhase eonn that he WI sup
cotton " tnout asY charges aeept those %eet"aiil
maid Tor cash ad vnees on tInsaid article he will
elve a small Q admission dia ii
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DOCTON McGAN.
Caldwell r. EEirH

NO. GO, CANAL ST., NEW On,
I'D ESrEc fFULi,Y inform thelsnd
M the planters generally IN the Villa.
ton Rouge, that they are now contnedae.
forage Il Commission BUSINESS aloua.ey
hope, ftam their close application tbs u
receive u share Of public patronage.
august 2 AZ
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~ Ia .NUTTJE.
IN " n. WHITMAN WILCOX has tepfiee
to the building formerly occupied lateh'
and the second door from DR. lla,n viii
be fouad there al all hours unless Jsay en'
gagged ,Jb
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NOTICE

4 IN fotH5GGFE FFsEEAAsAAILEE
Conducted by Mr. ard Mrs Fisher.
yNS e fifteenth session Of this school comnen-
MA IN tie fourth Of J January 1871.
Rough i, is much more conducive 10 ehe
schlrs interest, TO commence with the session.
.t..,,s NAV enter their children at any time'
- /, resnec, 10 It's advancement since charges
!, ! once only with the date Of a scholars e'-
iraHe. ..aos, ,,nroved
tehcobooks, and in the course of .ns'ruc'to's a"o
=. sn;,at,s. sto sifl out the whole idea
poaI and tuition 5000, per annnn', payable
,rtIlv in advance. Washing an extra 'harse.
4, eJra charge. OF 81 per month is made anf'
ai bedding are furnished for the hoa,oers'
per oua,tef, use Of s'rua'ent " pc
monfl French 80 per quarter, no deduc''ohs AZ
lost tine, unless in cases Of severe siSS IN
The course of studies embraces every nc
nar,uen, Of an English education.
TIE ornamental hfa.ic es, including pefspseuf
having aud ia ming, wax work and pam ,a,,ia a
faney p,ed,e work, receive p%arii'u'at ATTENTION
! he, rsopesled. The scholars of the sehooi re
.e,ya ;ns,rnc,ion in the Latin and Graek la'gla
at an extra charge Of s ef quarter. iof ca
a..h r.
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IN y PLANTERS or LOUISIANA.
nd .rsigned having located themselves
! GEnanen,ly in the Town Of Baton Rouge
- M%,tlrpose of repairing s''gsr and steam miil
ln.;d they will p.urrant all their work 10 per
,rnml or no nav. and from their long ex eri-
L,ceInrineering aud the success in their bust
Isssk ieel con6dent they cah render general
.,;Jon to all who may employ them to repair
Ihsi1ines, aud hope to merit a share OF the
rahRtronase. They can give any reference
becIy for their Workmanship.
15can he found at ID + Reeders.
t1e THOMPSON Il REEDER.
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al

sgeet and 1tueh1ng Tue following lines,
lesefipliye Of fact. wstc seiit 10 the %etiJfen of
The Sunday School at " Thomas Church, ~
this clay, by DIT Hawkes., tho Rector ~ forh
MrfOf. .gs.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAXINE
REPAIRING or CARRIAGE


NOTICE.
DERsONS wishing to have 'h~ir goes
81 sigud TO the care of the undefsisne,
do so, by paying the freight aud dray"ge II
vance, otherwise il will not be received.
DIS as II V BABIl
A MATTa,has received on consignment
So " kegs honey dew tobacco,
Ten kegs Myers tobacco, No | and :.
Fifty barrels fresh -four,
-Four barrels spirits OF tarpentine,
Two barrels sperm oil,
Two barrels Whsle oil, s
Fly boxes soap, =
Fifty Kegs nails. assorted,
Twelve boxes ~msaigne,
Two boxes chambertin, F
Two boxes old Madeira,
Twenty five boxes old port wine,
a| dec ID f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

a MArrA his ~reeeives a consignment Of
NJ choice winfs, rwels dozen old Hnek
1875. q dozen hattbottles old)iivia Madeira 1898,
. lnaee hotties oil Madeira s55, which will be
sn,a by the box q sing: 6 hoae. Also 20 barrels
battery syrup, aodso harrclssagar
G.aHDEN SEED.
large asa ree,tt Of freh garden seeds, just
~ received, tf ala by
aa7 tSEF PHILLIPS & Go.
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G.HDEN SEED.
OK WAGONS.

1.-TWO lerge ox Wagons made of the bes
materials. Fer sale
nav o. AZ IL Eff PHILLIPS & Co
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parisinf East Baton Rouge.

II, al
New-York tribune., 1841-07-08
Second Hoard,
Commercial and Money Matters.

Wedaesday, p H
Thcre better feeling the Board and
rather extensive The bu, had to-day T. improved
per CENT Mechanics Bank Delawa, and Hudsoa u, NA Trust
Mohawk Necrsey IL Schenectady Syacuso
and Utica l. Farmers Trust fell oil !.
In State Stocks $4,000 The saIe' we're
as follows
1900 Canal Fives 1853 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
1900 Ohio Skies. 1866. ":
1000 Indiana Bonds .--......-....--.-- -
5000 Indiana Sterling Bonds -
These Improvement of Ct on oho sizes
and Sterling Bonds, and per the Dollar Bonds
New-York tribune., 1841-07-08

things eyond all precedent; and fully sustain rs reputation
first newspaper III The following few OF
Charles O',rallcy,
Tn Jvr, Pnr oNI,tlrr received by the Bna
mia i'll advance Of its publication Dubn-s oly eopyns
country.
H. Mrs slpewrevs INV wONN Letters from Abroad with
piouS
H. CrNrn,L Further from stephens luc
OF Travel" wil. 5eauf1ii Ensreri"ss Q" rood
" B,R>.uY RupcE-Four new chapters which
cciyed in prootsheetS.
v srRMoN preached the ith Of July By the Rev WI
hanson.
VI II, ruor,.NO ,-Yr"-seyeral columns in cOndnuaa
This story assumes character o the most thrilling aer
and hastens toward It's denou"men,.
VII FoREIG~ ESrE,cr-A great variety of interesting articles
from foreign Journals received by the Britannia.
VIII Ti scN,F choice poetry and prose @
every Source-Seyeral columns.
TERMS 50 per year in advance single copies 81 cents All
subscribers who pay year will receive the FIRST votU'I
Cn,RLrs oM,LLry gratuousy. Office 30 Ann IT. o.; Sast
copies may also be had Barber Museum buildings ALBANY
]. J. Fonda 10 Schenectady D. e. Mitchell New iay
D smith lilo Market Newark and at the Brooklyn New'o
fee 20 Niiddaghst. jys3t J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
II Graduate FRI New England University vishe, {
employ part Of his hearing ecruon' in schools
ug priva lessons Classics hg her English ud Tho.
wishing may address line r. box - Park Post or
ice by personal may be had and satisfactory
!ercnces gwen ycgt
prTempcrnucc CeIebrntion.-The General cOmm,,e
sl hold their meeting Washington Temperance Hall TO
Morrow Evening July sub O'Clock. All persons having ,
against viii present them that
ming By order, EDWIN f. COREY
y72t Secretary General COMMITTEES
u VI. EEulscs Cheap Dry Goods Store, l22 Gnnd't
between Broadway and Crosby Ne" rich .pe printed Laa
and Musns remarkable low prices Also Hosiery and Gloves
every description very cheap. Jy2lm
u Prices sRcduccd-Dogueryeop Portraits taken in Beau
uu Style, few seconds the Of Broadway aud PARK
Place. Entrance n Park Place. Price 50.
NJ Bone or two Pupils will be taken. yI6r
II Meeting in 'ic Park, in behnlfof the CAPTIVE Pa
TROTSThc of the City of New York requested
front Of the City Hu THIS DAY, july y oclock Pm
purpose taking consideration the
tnken by the Brit III during the late revolutionary
the Canaa and who prisoners Van Denab
Land, and to devise measures for heir relief q yoh
Jf Ten Dollars Rev "a d.-Lo Sunday. the It'll
Bathing iIoue Csney Island three Gold Rings wtich Ss
bovc reward will be II left the Office satisfactory
d.srrn; n;innru he pvat ,v- Gf
New-York tribune., 1841-07-08

c7 There were excellent TEAFEEAS'E CeleOFa'l0ns OF
the Anniversary National Independence at boston, aia
depha Washington Albany, HeSner and other places
4, Philadelphia the Procession numbered $1,000 at Albany
near 600. The Cn1hor Total Abstinence Society formed
half of this array. That Society numbers 590 mem
bers out of Catholic population Of perhaps 5000 Ihis
population be it remembered was deeply cursed with IN
temperance up last year What denomination has done
or is doin- better than this Let knew and honOTably
record il.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-08

later fed and escaped; all except prsoDcwho c,az,
an axe bis hand he having been The active N e
down the building ana the as that e OF the work Of .
non.
Tn. jury found him guilty. and the Cour, sentenced IN
the Peaeniary for 8 months
Mc(Tipness tes6ed lth reluctance. and wished 10 fo->
the prisoner bu: me Cou-, refused le HIN Withhold a =
Ann Foster alias De Fores, ,sed tor forgery IN ice
cond DEGREE in passing - bill Of the New Haven Coz
Bank altered TO $50 BILL the -h May ast to JOIN :,
man clerk OF Messrs Wil1 ana John Jason o; 955 Cr-
,vch 81 Prisoner came there snd purchased some srces
hardware 70 the amount of - p and received me change
She was fully identified the person who passed tho b
:he bill itse.t was also completely identified 10y iEe pm
marks out uoon /; likewise proved that sne pa.se
the same ay les than hour before another similarly ac,
bill 10 Frederick Morrison Of pa Greenwich 81 10 PAVE
malt dozen OF chars price >ll % receiving the e
Il farther proved thar she had early IN Na-ya paae
- bill OF the Pheaix Bank OF Hartford Conn altered 20
George HYATT No. 3I5 Broadway, N payment tor so
The b passed Morrison had been 10 NJ Colgate 70
examined. who pronounced censue. nd socn after ne
passed AT Jarsors taken 70 Mv Colgate also 8;
examined. Mr. Colgate discovered. thought ne ci ~;
OH! a been altered. and siter tsc woiaan found
ana got his change back returning hcv the altered b
sad her husband gave e her though she had no hus
Messrs JanlSons then arrested and conducted her 10 the
Once near winch she chcwed up the bill sue received
from Mr Morrison, and spit but II recovered.
Mr Morrison that S; renamed L; The Jury found,
guilty. aud she re,ssndeG sentence. The oheg Il
indictments against her viii not bc tried She has
officially been concerned IN passing or counterfeit and s
bills for caa coGa;e-eiIers Tor Twelve years
No Grand jury " As Obtained. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-08
Accgprxr.-As Mr.. William Wright, re:

AcclDEyr.-As Mr.. William Wright, respectable farmer
living in Pickering L. c., returning with his wife from
Toronto the 23d inst, his horses became frightened while
the BRIDGE and consequence of there being sui
railing, backed the wagon into the river when
melancholy to relate the wife drowned in the
her husband who also pershed while cndeavong reach
the shore.
CnlM1xA1 OurrAcr.-In Port Carbon, Pa. the 2Sth,
brute named Mclaughlin committed assat the per-
son OF girl fourteen years age Her prevented
the accomplishment of his helish purpose. The Miners
Journal saws that since Gov Porter pardoned wretch
vcted similar offence months since quite useless
TO have the villains tried This the second that has
occurred in that vicinity since the pardon granted
PlRAcY-The natives of Ho-ho, on one of the Ncoban
islands the 23d Of December last took possession of the
British whale ship Pilot and murdered the Captain the
made their escape boat and picked ar
By cruiser which vessel repaired the spot found the
ship puadered and burned twelve villages of the natives
bringin: away what they found belonging the Pilot.
70 From Cape of Good Hope paper, to the eOh of April,
we learn that the officers and the French frigate Ma
gicienne lost in November last during gale, in the Pea
Passage I. l., had arrived the Cape their
France.
~ On Tuesday, Samuel Webb, President of the Aboli
Society a, Philadelphia, bound in the of
$1,000 answer the charge of nuisance in allowing the
walls of PENNSYLVANIA Hall remain unsafe condition
- Samuel Henry, young aged lS, who had been
for some time wandering about the of Richmond, Va
oathsoe bloa,ed miserable drunkard oand drowned
in the river at That City Tuesday week.
J On SUNDAY evening last Mr. jarrett Thomas of Havrc
de Grace Md was thrown from his buggy and much
injured that he expired
e Two trains on the Nashua and Lowell, Mass Rail
road on Tuesday in collision, but material injury
sustained.
" A noted scoundrel named Berry, alias Jones, alias
vanpe was arrested on Monday Philadelphia for passing
counterfeit money.
q Five Of the eight convicts who escaped from the Mis-
sour Penitcntiary have been re-taken-
U The Cincinnati Chronicle say. that RasPberFes, To-
rnatoes and Green Corn are abundant in that city
APPOINTMENTS BY The GovERsoR.-John W. Francis,
s New-York Resident Physician vice Villain j. NcNeven,
resigned.
LAWYERS DIARY July =
CorKr o. Co.xos p 1EA-Caendar for pAY l6l 49, e.
lal lr2 D. p lOa l0i So 81 lGs 2o Is, 35, c. g. e. 95
ss Ill l3a I2i 40 g. ia g. ls, 63, les 30 a5a
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