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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

i}ri;ain a:p The manufactures in drprrSS
ed state, but on tne cnutinrnt Of Europe.
rcv are in an unlhrring condition. The
causes Of this depression appears to us Oh
viGTs. There arc now too many manu-
iacures in Europe as compared with the
| Ipupula.inD, and The means This pnpulali'"
possesses 20 consume manufactured pro-
! ducli"Ms. When Great Britain alone sup.
piled She world with the produce Of manu-,
features, Tie consumption was more than
equal To the supply; but FIR The last twrn-
!ty five years TIC continental nations hav"
entered into SurressGul competition with
the British. This competition has mt a:
vet led Great Britain To operate il decrease
in the productions nf her manufactures; :"
that the markets uf The world have rrn-
linucd t. be supplied with nearly ,hr same
amount IF goods manufactured in G:, II;
Britain. but with large additional an'""uI
uf goods manufactured in ether countries,
and all this without the oVrta'i n ard aG-
vantage of "A corresponding increase ~
the nnnlbrr If c"nsHmcrS. If Ike c...s;.
mcrs had increased in he ra;i;' nf IA" i'-
crease Of lh,' T"n;'L":i,''i< IL nlanif'"t:ir' :,
the oppression :"i,ir:i now exists IL - Ii:"
manufacturing countries # Eu:":" w' "a!
"a, lave ln:irn place. iir'.rc the lra' :"
hc entertain i, 'ha, al! raw materials .. Us.
have III va!"c dcc!it:irs ;en'"'ry f,r
me years "a come.
1. Au,i!icr cause to which mav b" as
crhrt llr dcrrc$*i ~ al m'nuItr'n'rS III
q,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

ed with Miss Browne, who expressed her
cnIi'c will gnr<s 10 join, her hards and
her fortunes with his, an:i ibat-t0o without
;"lay. The parents too. were consulted,
their consent obtained, ana thus all The
necessary preIminarirs were atiusted.-
Every Thing thus far, promised well, at
least TO The vision of III. PrllingiIl. Fur.
n!iure aud other necessary appendages
were Immediately purchased-a residence
WAS selected hy tie lady herse elf-lhe we'd
ding garments were beSpoken-and even
the happy day i!sslf-the banns having
been previously publishrd-a day which
was TO render complete all their joys andsi
cons"mnate Ihcir happiness here below,
10y the tying Of the nnprial kno.-this day,
even. was appointed b. The lady herself!
But alas! for all human joy and, bliss!
How soon was the cup of joy and happi.
ness t" be dashed to The ground, leaving
nuthing but the bitter dregs of disappoiut-
mrni and sorrow To the expectant BRIDE
groom! But the, perfdy, and treachery,
and deceit of a beautiful young LADY,
What shall or can be said in extenuaiion
"fsmch extraordinary conduct? Surryare
we TO say, that truth, as well as the deci.
sion of high judicial tribunal, answer,
nothing whatever. The facts as they are
known, and as they swere disclosed atthe
trial, were, that at this very time when
the engagement was entered into and sane.
toned BY Miss Browne herself, and theSe,
arrangements making TO celebrate the we'd :.
ding with Pellingill, she was encouraging
the addresses and keeping the company of
the Scotchnan; and finally the day before
she was to have been married to Mr.. Pet
lingiIl, she quit her fathers residence at
midnight, and eloped with McGregor to
New York, where, they were married! 2
Such are the facts, briefly. of this ex-
lraordinary affair. The residue is soon
told. After spending the "honey mnon'.
in New York, McGregor and his '.lady .
love" returned to Seabrook.R In the mean.
time Mr.. Pctlingill, feeling as would nat
uraly be expected, thai he had been most
unhandsomeIy treated, and that his con-.
durl,and motives hadsbeen misrepresented J,
and unfairly condemned by the really
gully parties, resolved TO avail. himself of
he protection of the law, and to seek ina
court ofjuslice that satisfaction and .gindi.
chllbn Oh ultiSeii, QSnl6u
elsewhere. Immediately, therefore, ,upons
the return of McGregor, suit was insiituss
ted against him, the damages being laid ats
5000. This was upwards of year since,
bul- owing TO some neg lect in procuring
the evidence ofthe marriage OF Nc GEsesa&
to Miss Browne, The case was deferred 10
the term of the Common Pleas Court,
which is now in session at Exeter, where
il was called, progressed in, and finished
on Monday last, the result ofswhich ,was.,a
verdict for Mr.. PcltinglT with $1,000
damages!
1t may be remarked, in conclusion, that
this verdict has given very general sa,is-
faction in the community where the facts
are known. This is novel case-tIe
first of the kind that has ever happened in
New Hampshire, or perhaps in New Eng
land, as we are assured by veteran mem
Der of the New Hampshire bar.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12
IMPORTANT DECISION IN n RELIGIOUS

IMPORTANT DECISION IN Il RELIGIOUS
CoNTRnvERsY.-Thc English House Of
Lords have recently made final and some
what singular decision, in The long con-
tested case. known to mauy ufnur readers
as E11ty trTwtFys cHaVIiy. THIS con,
sisted of certain MAJORS in York, left by
Ln'y ii"wlry, in the time of Charles The
S'cnnI, il trust t" support "g"hly preach
ers "f Cnrisis Holy Gospel IA phrase
used a, the time OF her will, to designate
Protestant disscnlers Inprrcess of time
The trust fell entire y into the hands OF
Umiiarians. Ai:cnlion was drawh 10 the
suhrcl by the r port of the Charity Com
,ulsSnnrrs. and bill was filed in Chance.
~ To dispossrs- The Umi.arians. The Vice
Chancellor and the Lord Chancellor deeid-
cd-agalnSl the latter. On an appeal to the
l. .rds. the "pinion of the Judges was ta-
ken, and lhev dpciled that Unilarians dn
not come within the terms of the tras!
deeds: Mr.. Justice Erskinc observing, that
those who denied the Trinity where bias
phrmers; and therefore they could not be
INTENDED by The term "godly preachers. "
This decision is an important one, aud,
being final, will take from this dennmlna-
linn fund important To its existence.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

| manufactured with our own raw materia
c mot fail to be most detrimental to tn,
producers of that raw material we can pro
luce. The las, crop If cotton anounlr'
~ l,6o3,57t bales; the quantity consurrr
Hv cur manufacturers l." 267.so>
hal"s. The qnantliy then which enter d
! into our fo:rion trade amounted To abDu:
LAOS. ON0 bales.
W. hav. extended today our remarks
| frrli f., than we ,rrn.'cd. We have much
mnre to say on Ills suhject; VIC shall re-
Sumc il another time.
The TRUTH WILL nUT.-Unher this
lead lh.. Phi,ahrl .ha Saturday. Evening
Post saws an confirmation of this aphnr-
IN, We nnra,r the frIl'wina, for rhic!,
wr arrim!rh,rh ru an exchange paper: Ten
~ Twelve years ago, ire lie Of il M"'h"
hi., minister, named Isaac Tavl"r, wsr
ans STAG. The circumstances were as / J.
l,w-: She laid down a. usual with her nus
l.;;.G, a.l .,.rrr ii,e alter she ar"S" ami
went ut. ailI came back Tvs" or three Inns
AZ last she took np the y"n"g"st- child,
AMI after kissing it, laid it in Mr.. Taylnr's
hos ,n.. T. HAY Ir,m {" keep il ill she re
iu~m-,l. She then fl the house aud re-.
Inrucd M more. Dlig"nt search was
made after her, bat without success Sns.
pirrn rested strong ! on her husband. and
bones having been found in hnllow stump
u"ar his house, s'mr years after, he was
arrested. h:nuait To trial, AMI acquitted
tar wan, Of evidence. lie was however,
rrnrr,l!y believed tn he The murderer. II"
WAS prohibited from preaching, and pcrsc
rui"d.
A -h,ri !irip back. a letter was received
hv the pn*iuiaSrrr at DloumIvilir, near
where the nrcIrrcnrr harpc c'i. from II
nian i.Trxa>. wh", il app' ars, hn been ~
iachrd +" Mr- Taylor brf'rr h:r nArrla-e,
ard nircri"n her >umrii aitrrN ards. per
s,:ard hrr IL f,y u iii !,iE /" TrXaS. The,
r.inr!y secretly equipped II' nsr!rr>
.:u,! started. sir travelling il Iu"u's rl'rlht~,
arG arrived there, nh, rc they lived tng"t!'.
er as uan aud ai!r. She died il tina; r"un-
'ry, hml evartrd or her de lhhrd. prem
:? from hrr paralnnur lha: he would wrl.t
hack and ,!iSrIns,. rhr cause Of her sudden
Thus has the character oi
a must pouS and worthy mna been rxcul-
palcd tr"nI q foul and u"insl suspici"n.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

A SINGULAR cAsE-It is slated in the
Baltimore Sun that Mrs. Berry, lady liv.
ing in Arnistead Lane, Federal Hill, some
time since, swalloweda a needle, which, al
armed her for some days--but feeling no
Inconvenience from it she had almost for.
gotten the circumstance. Two or three
days ago, however, she felt something
catch to her under clothing and pull her
flesh in The region Of her heart, which,
upon examination, she found to- be the
point of the needle prOlruding about
quarter Of an inch from her skin. Having
shown it to some of the neighbors to wit.
ness the truth Of what she could scarcely.
believe, she took hold oft and drew it out.
Ii had become little .uSted during its ex-
ploring expedition in The interior, but the
worthy woman clcansed it up. and has
adopted it as Eavo-ite ut her work.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

OyecN Victoria's Pedigree. " Virrorin
was the daughter If the Duke Of Kent,
y hn WAS H.. brohrr Of William The +, urrh,
WHO was the b.oih"r TO George the lh
who was tine son Of George the Sd; VIII
was the grandson OF George the 81, ~h"
was the sor Of the Princess Sophia, wb"
was the cousin Of Anne, who was the sis
ter of William and Mary, who were tn.
,Ia,gl,rr and Snn-in-lnw If mes the 2d.
who was The sou of Charles Isl, wh" was
tiair.r ,n his country, and decapila'rd IA,
surh who WIS ikr son "f james the III,
who was tho son of Mary, who was the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-12

hSrcDnrE OF A Pointer Do ;-Snme
rareliuus correspondent "f th' Spiri' Of tine
II mes. r. laics the fol!ouing:-A while
sin ., i gentleman travelling up the Mis-
.j>sirpi river, had as c"npaui"n, = re-
marHahlr fine pointer dng; he seemed to
possess every inarIige"' hut that If
speech. Among th" rmamy tricks he per-
formed, was ti.aI o! carry M uLles from
gentlemen To Ladies in the cabin; and from
cnnS"s we leave piiI"s"ph'rs 10 deridf IN,
the dog would lay uo'c, after cohsi!.ra-
bic ,m .I!rg about, III The lap of the lady,
whusr i,ush,.,! had Scnl tie notr-w!iIr
any urn:Irman sent note into the ls-
dies rnhir VIII" ha! u" wife there. l.r
u"uII h,inu il back. This was d.nc re-
prarr:!Iv and always with success. Il
w. 10 buck on b"a:d. /" shaw his vii,
semi Il iorr with his name "n it. in full in.
T., ,hr la,:i,.' rabin. C." lrrIy rrnarking
lr tie dog, "if You ar" 50 smart, give that
To nv wife. "rhe dog, contrary to eXprr.
.n,inn. returned withuul The note; "a shout
was heard in the I'Lirs' cabin, as the in
rrl'i.c,l anr,mal placed the note at the
blncL e, au.brrmaih's feet. The best of
the ,kr was, ihc y"nng gentleman had
nai. his attentions u the said chamber
maid uiuIra-aniIv conspicuous To The la
dies. Afcr lis exposure he disappeared.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

Nine. Lafargs.--Les joarnaux de Tou-
louise annoncent que, d'apres un rapport des
nsdecins de Ia maison centrale de Mont
pellier, qui declarent rheroine du Chandler
atteinte d~'aiisnation mentale, lie ministre
de l'interieur a ordonne q~u'efte fit trans
fierce dams nne n1aison de fous.
TE1sruRs pEs DRArs.-On lit dams le
Commerce:
Ike g~ouvsrnenaent russo Went d'acque.
rir, pour la son,fne dun million de rou5les,
un procede de TEXTURE en- bleu hxs sui per.
met de reduire a 6 fr. an lieu de ~, la 'ein-
ture d 'u,e piece de drap. Nj. Casitnir Pc
rier est en- negotiation pour la France,
avec lie teinturier imperial, auteur de &c
procGsse, qui nous affanchira desormais de
lindigo des deux Indies, Tous les essais
ont ete fats pour s~'assurer de Persistence
de &c proesds ; des echsntilions dun, -demi'
pouee d'enaisseur, coupes, n'ons 'aisss voil
sur Ia tranche aueune partie b~ianchatre
Ia a n etait rartoat Ia meme"
Ffais de la gaerre de chine.-Ii rssuit'
de documens offciels cue les depenses de-
Anelaiss en- Chine, lnsqu'au Ter avril. 1912
ont etc de Gi.Ia3,6S2, ct celles de fanne'
courante. jusqu'au Ter avril, l64S, son
evalu&es ! EI.5o0, 600; en- tout f2f6s3.
eesoe. gu easisoa 57,3s2,sG1 francs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

sionnelIe EN- veyta do Ia loi de- 1882, la
vireinie doit avoir 10 meme dfott. Sup.
pesons que la virginie qui a maissenant u
membrss au cotgres, elus par 81 districts,
an 6lise 81 nouvcnux. Supposons qn'au
lieu d'augmenser sa representation, 10 noa.
yeau termc pris pour base par le congress
reo,;sc 4 10 lie nombro 81 dos reprfsentnns
de- pEta. s,ant nous parlons. Les elections
fai,es sur /. n~c;snne bass Dormant t~oujouts
81 mornbres. p..nscz vo,s quo 10 censres
youIu. 10. admetlr. to,:s i sieger a Ia Leg's'
ln,ure rationale. Cola seva absurde. Les
slee,ions de- Ia Vtrginie s,,raien, done Mules
Eth bion | men ~sera.t.iI pa. de 'osne pour
eeIlsa de la Louisiana ST ellie. ont l's" CON
forsnsment 4 ve,ro proclamation Vo're
Excellence me parai. lei e're qo''aua Poa ,
acul9s au pied du mur, qu'en pense ''s'e I
Cua,sTorHs QurLrs, JuAf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

religieuse ; au.dessons do lui gfimse avec
effort sur nn mat no ~yaiysenu M Eug, nc
Sue, ei qul Il fair en- ctfet dun hominc qai
sue a Ct eau. Dams 10 second groupe on
retnarque NJ de Balzac Pinpsntfur de Ia
femme de trcnie oas, ayec sa face rebondle
ct sa CROSSE came; NJ. soulie, one h dtablc
emportc sur ans haute montague /; VI. Gsz.
Ian avec uns cripi6re de lion, NJ. Viennet
ct GERMAN DaIayigne ecrasf par son tfere;
NJ. ct Nine Ancelot, liz ont change de Golf.
fure ct Monsieur dome 10 bras i Madame,
tandis que NJ. A. Kari rt malignement au-
dessus d'eux en- n2ltant seq allies de g'epe.
Ensulie on volt p%araitre M. Scribe, don't
Ia caricature cal trop eharges NJ. Scribe
est assis sur Ia locomotive dune machine d
yapeur de In force de so chevanx qui pro.
dnt d pheure trente pieces dr~amatlques.
grsndes OH petites les collaborateurs grim
pes sur i'aulero train sont tres occupies d
chaufsr In machine, on y fonrrant avec
unc louable emulation, Lrames, yaudevilles,
ct op6rus. Tn lit sur In locomotive (: " Tor
rst unc chimere !" on y volt des saes ple,hs
dor, ri nj. Scribe est assia sur toutes ces
chlncres. Les collabsrateurs sont : MN.
Mtlesv,lle, Bayard, d In face tpanonie; M.
Xxx. ct M. Dupin, don't ~l'antenr de 10 carl
cature n enlightenment exagsrh 10 rez de
perroeuet !; Nj. Roster regards f]onctIonner
rette machine m%erveilIensc avsc IN secret
dept; puis on volt 80 hater d'afriyer avec
ernpressement la troupe nornbreuSs des
vaudeyiIlistes, an mllieu desqnels sleeve
sur I'm charm. Janin, tenant d In main IN
fouet, don't la tongue laniere serpente sur
ces taies chan.antes OF Va frapper len pro-
duits dramatiques, dc Ia machine d vapeur,
produits legers qui s'esaporent en- fumte,
On rcconnait le cyitt9ue marie a son bon.
net do cotton, a sss yenx d demi.fermes et
A IN air ~singulier de beatitude conjugale,
lie groups des critiq1,es suit ct ~taionne le'
autenrs dra matiques. On y rennrque sur
tout le mAlancolique Brifaat, don't la CROSSE
face tpapouie annonce Ia meditation d.
quelque sp,rituelle malice.
Cette cnricaturs est piqlante sans err
offensive ; ce qui est. une qualltt ASSET rare
On Ell u vendu. en- qnclques jours, I'm nom
bro tres.considerable. On assure que Eau
teur qui conduit son monde d la posiSrat
ne veut pas s'arfeter en- 81 bon ct,emin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

Asxxxplxs A DesAr psosviLIs--L'Aeoiiio
4, tend ~con,ien. de long details sur Iss ae'es
AZ rssssrnhlte tca haai,ans suer'ers' aa' gu
lien. lanA dernier. 4 Denaidsonv'ile' NOS
Unite. ne nous psrmetten, pas dc fslre' eette
.omaine, uns ~noayalle publication dos details
don, Il sag, L.'asaerahltc a tte nomoreuse'e q
ellie 4 adopts a l'ansnisnits' an men'o'fe au
caugres. t,ab!ssagt Ia depreciation qua tprou.
vte "A yaleSr des proprittts des habi,ans su'
eriers dspais rador,ion do l'acts sa eomproin's
6, aemandant que lee sucres strangers s0'en'
frapuss dun droit do ,rois pour cent. 10 me
,no,rs n tts mis- On circulation pour 10 fare 70
zstir de signatures
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisss d'Ouest Baton Refuge.

En- yer.u dune proclamation de son excel
,snce 10 Geuverneur de pEtat de Ia Louisiane'
date 10 5 eourant, uns election sera tshne
d.ns cstts paroisse, lie premier Lundi de JUL
let proclaim ct les denx joars suivans, savelr
Pour un repressntant all Congres, du End
district congressionnsL
pour IN sena,eur, pour 10 comic dIserv'iie'
Pour IN rspresentant de ce.te paroisse q
i'Assemblee Generate Ct
Pour un gouverneur de- fEsat de la LSai-
siane.
L.slection sera tsnue IL Ter jour au salon
do bjila.ds de Jean Bite. Loiseau le second
iour 4 Ia maison de Pierre NJ. Foret' ct lie
troisieme o a Ia maison de ceur. Les polls
seront oussr,s de 10 heures lie masin lusqa'A
4 heures de papres-midi.
Au meme temps e, Feux on dol, fare appel
au bon sens des babitans de Get etat re'ata'e-
ment a Ia nsesssite st 4 Ia convenience de con-
voousr une convention pour araender Ia cor
e.itution. -
q mai IL L FAVRoT, p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisso d 'Es. Baton Rouge--Couf De-
pye,,yas.


preufer-
En- vert, dun ordre de fbenoratle jage as
la Cour des preuyes, dams ct pour ~ pas"''yJ
d'Es, BATON Rouge t'at de Ia iea''.ahn'.
sera yendu par lc soussignt, y = &C pA'0
g, ex-ofEci" encante'if,
NERCREDI. % join lsU'
A rieure habituellc des venfes' Ia pfopf't.
charts dtcri'c, appariepant . u sn''sr''"'
dc f.us Mime. Julie Trudean, d tc1dts, VIZ;
I'm maison e, terrain sur lequcl ia dt'ah'e
dameurai,, dams cette paroisse' cohee'''hl
I'm acre ct deni de face sur detx acres Nv
profondcur, situtg dams !cs iilnites os Ia
!. corDoraiion, du cote nord du cfemin me-
nAnt 4 IA coinite, ct joignant Ia PfoPi''"
dc Mr.. l.. Shoppers 4 fest.
I'm 10, d. terre situe dana cette paf'' ~ ~
IL vile de Baton Rouge arpent'e par =.
pea,r.eard, contensn, 80 pieds de face sur
loo a,ec les spntiiora.ions guis'y1ronseh',
t.an, Io, no. 8, dams lilet no. 10.
II ouart du lot No. !, dams le eafre no ~ III
san, face au Reuve MISSISSIPPI, ct dar's c"ile
rartie de Ia vile a~rpentte par ieu MI IL
Leonard.
aussi Des e~seIavss ci.apraa NOMINEES:
Ar. ri rresse, Agile d'envirnn 90 hns.
pe,., usvre. aye d'ensiron ~ aus.
Percy, nAgresse, agts d'enviren AZ sns'
Aussi. II, GU 60 tetes de betail,
tine ,ursent ct po1lain.
AmeYblsmens.
CONDITIONS De LA vHFTE'
Lee ~ts,rains un quart compliant ct Ia balance
. an. deus Ct trois ans do credit Ell billeis en-
d,s-es a satisfaction Ct p~ayables en eaf'ques'
ayec hypo,hequs j~usqu'au dernier payment
Ias e~.cjayes ct lea meubles compliant
La ven,e aura lieu 4 la derniare residence
de Ia dtiutte.
o, ,a, If J. de paroisse,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

Sucns--Ii o safit de COS trots derniess jours
pour fare reprendre All march6 son afat De
isalrae, les ventea aui soit tres rares mont eu
leu que pour Ies marches de inuest. II my
a aueln chairct msnt 4 aignaier dana leg prix,
ct nous eutoiia encore All olIrd hui les qualities
extremes de 2 IF4a53l4.
MELassr--La fernando de Get article ma
etc que tres moderte, mais les orrivages sent
81 rares que Is stock en- main eat tnuloors ex-
ttSmement petit. Nous colons de- 10 i II cts.
scion Ia condition du baril.
FaR1sg.--Le marche a Ia farine a ~sdjournt
dams NJ, tiat d'inaetiyita a l'exception d~'aujour-
d'hui Oh Ia dernande a etc AMIN e, raais les
achetcurs ~refusent do payer an-dessuH de-
"a 80, 60 aui fait une deduction de IL liz
cents sur nos e1,ca dc notre defnidre revue.
Pnonrrrs DE L'Ougsr.--Toujours dams le
meme ttat d. depreciation. Nos cotes roStens
les memes.
W~HIsxgY--Cet article a pris quelques asan-
tagas, lea erriYagea en- sont rares ct iss deten.
teure demandent IL cents par gallon. II s'est
fai, q~uelques petites ventes a CO dernier
chiffe.
CHAseE--La reprise des paiemcns en- e.
| pecee n presgue totaiement change ie roors
| des traltes de toutes Len descriptions. Pendant
ccs trois dcrnisrs iours Ia dsmande du change
a etc tres limitte, A Perception de sa'nsd' 90
il y'est fait des ~aflsires tres corsiderahles a
cause dos diferens bruits fai ont courti PEN
dant preseue toute cetie i%ournto B. Fnfiet dc
ssvoir ri Isa Ranques paieraiant GU non en- es-
peccs. Her le marche t.ait tut. 3 fat nni.
La Banque de Cttt @. ccllc du Commerce IT,
raisnt sur Now York, a / pour cent 40 prime
Aujourd'hui lee prix son, tout-a-fait sombes ct
nous cotoas Sterling de 7 s7ll2 pour cent
do prime. Nous signalons une sente dune
trajte de- 1000 francr a 5 ID payable en- biile,s
dc la Banque de pEtat de la Louisiana tqu'"
valent a environ b 80. Nous ponsora done
c6ter les france dc s 30 a s 30, New York DC
iouts de ] liz a 2 pour cent d'escomp;s a vas
/ pour cen, de- priiae.-Abetlk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

Or Nous receyons Ia lettre suivanie
dun des directeurs do l'Association Con.
solid6e ; ct nous nous impressions de Fin.
sarer dams nos colonies ; lou explorations
qu'elle renfernie, dolvcnt etre soulnlses uu
pubic, Abeiilc du is.
M.pEditeur de PAbei!le.
Monsieur,
La vote do Ia banque Consolidos, tour
a tour pour Ut contre les paiemens on on.
peccs, impu!t par les uns d yersitallte, par
d'autrss moins chHrltasl lei d mauynise FOL,
est un fat teIlenent grave dams les c,rcon.
stances actuelles, que 10 me sens dams la
necessite do fairo %connaitrs Impression
sous laquelle neus nvons agi Nous etions
en- pleine elaboration, peasant ayec reflex.
ion Ies avanta9os ct les announcements de
cette mesufe n inopinee, qaand on srappe
a la porte, M. Il. notre controlcir ya sen
qerir du motif, ct rentre blent6s, disant que
10 president de la banque de fEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, etalt venu express, luI meme,
nous assurer de la cooperation de cette
banque a Ia reprise DIES pai.inens en- o..
pieces. Alors convalncus que nous n'tt'ons
| foris que reunis, eli peasant que la batque
dos Citoysns qui a des intorets cointnuns
avec nous ne youdrait pas ~s'lsnier, nous
votAmes pour, mais aycc condition Les
pres,dens deyaisnt s'xngager f~orpeHsntent
d fnire cause commune les %personnes chan
gent OF dss associations dindsyidus ne sau.
raient atre liees par dos progresses verbales,
suelqus sincsres q~a'elles p~uissent etre), en-
cas- do gene, les banqnes qui Sc irousera'ent
en- fonds, seraieat obligtcs den %fonrn'F,
bien oniendu moyennant ample ct entiers
secufit6. Aucune vne etroits do section
nalitd ne nous Il guides. Encore aujo"rd''
hui la grand majorits dc la direction s'
joindrait Ioyslement d cette mesure, 81 siI'
e,ait unanime, OF j'ni Ia conviction qn'eils
serait %couronnee do success.
10 fnis, monsieur 10 rsdacteur, en- vor'
assurant do Ia hsu,e consideration ayec Ia
queIle
ia, Phonneur d'ttre votre tres humble g
tres obeissant serv,teur,
Tn directcur de la banqne Consolidate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-21

Cinthy, Age c'eaviFon 10 rnoIs'
George, age d'environ IA ans.
IJne chare,te pour chesa,,
Tine charette a b1uh
Six bA:es 4 CORES.
eoNpI1 IONS II La v1NIE.
T,habitat;cn. euatrs cent pisstres compliant
g. J.. balance 4 an credit dun. deux. t1o!s ct
qua,re ans
fes e~sclaves a IN Ct deux ans Dc crbdi. i Ct
ponr ls res;s De Ia proPriete. toutes sommss as
y,upt ptsstrss ct au-desseus, compliant ; au-
Sessus, paysA.a lie premier Jour de lanTfs'
1919. en- Bullets endosses a satisfaction e. pay
ab4ss en- baaqaes, aysc hypethssue sur u d'ss
rropriete jusau' au dsrnier Placement
IA veass aura leu eur Ia sus-dre habi,aticn.
cH. TESTER. P. J.
81 mai 10