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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

NouvELLEs Observation-Disclosures
notre %pauvrei vile est ~infcstec de f!ous.
Her, il etait tpcut.ttra midi, NJ. Martin
Snyo causaif avec qF,elqncs-une de Sses
amis a Ia por5e dc la Bourse, quaint il lu'
vint a l'esprit de lcur montrer w. porte.
foullle qui ~coatenait $500 en- billets de ban.
que, ct cling aloublons mexicains. II vou-
lait, disait-il,; eehanger Get or contre du
papies. Les osfres de scs arnis ne lui ayant
pas convent, III rcferma le portefeuiile de.
want eux, lsImis dams Ia poche de son
p~alctot, ct SCI dirigea, Gil PEASANT par la
Bourse yer Ia, Banqte des Citoyeas. Au
sortir de la ~rdtonde, i! chcrcha son porte
feuilIc. il Sc buil'a de la tete au pieds; II
sonda toate SIS poches, taals ce fut en-
vain. ImnDsslble de pa!pcr la moindrc
pcau dc m%arohuin. .
II resarda |ses amis avcc e~tonnemcnt;
ccux.ci SO resardsrent eatre eux, ct ce ne
fut qu'aprss q~I,olques instans de refexion
quill purent eafn o mprendre, que dams lie
court trajot obi venait de faire dans Fen
tree de Ia Bo,irse au sor,ir de Ia rotonde,
l'inicx ct 10 lpoucc dc Guelquc industrial
s'etaient insihues dams la poehe de M.
Soye, ct Payment chariiablement dtbar-
rasse de preside $500.
Vraiment lon a raison de dire que Ia
science fait tdus les jours dc nonyeaux pro-
gras, ct Ia scitnce dc Ia %filou:erie en- parti-
cutler.
Encore "ai fois" ga+e aux poches.
ENCORE ufE EscArADE.-Le commits
du steamer Aagora, s'est enfui hier, en-
portant avec Jul unc fotte somme en- bank
no.cs apparteIse lent al capitaIne du steam.
boat, ainsi que des yaleur considerable
soustraites u p~lusieurs lettres qn'on lai
await confeeA,. ..AbeIle da IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
FABn1QuE DE C%ARROssEs.

lie soussignc informs respectuevsenent ls
public de Baton Rouge ct des e~nvirons quill 4
ouvert un etablisseu ent pour Ia fabriqus st ia
reputation des voitures, on carosses, de touse
espeee.
Get endorsement est sithe rue De 1'Eglise,
dams Ia maison contigue a celIe au'oceupe Mr..
Meeker. Sa tongue experience dams &c genre
de travail lui permet d'assurer quill peut
p%leinement satisfaire; sasss ia rapport de la
promptitude omn,e soss csiui de l'executioD,
touses les pcrsonnss sni faacnorercrtt de leur
confiance.
il ~solicite: en- consequence les ordtes des
habitans dn pays.
5fev. 50 F. TENEiRD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

LA loi dn Mississippi dite "Gallon
Lar" Went d'atre abrogee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
w w III " HHHt7I T.
so notaire public

~1 EPAVE-Anete par J. a.
eHareIsen pre- ID du Wards Greek.
vile, t,ne vacbe blanche, avec
~que!ques tacbes shf j. cot. Ellie est suivis
de deux yeaux, I',n dun All ct l'sutre bien
jeufie / ellie es, marquee J.. u. ct ~l'oreiIle droits
fendue. ]. HUESTOF,
1s deeErabre. Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

0U lie. steamer GOV
YELL ayant eta achets
SMHEpar Capt. L. NJ. verbois.
&zL pour faire lie trajet entire
a Slls. Orleans ct Baton Refuge. partira re-
endorsement, pendant Pete, De Ia +. orIfana
toris les Mardis / S heures i'apres-uaidi. ct de
Baton Rouge tsus les vendredis i mid.
sf9y. So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

REptpYArroN.--La chambrc de. Re.
prtsantahs do In Louisiana s'est enfn
hautement dsclaree au sujet du deplorable
systemic de Reputation adopte par plus,eurs
Etats dc fUniori. M. Hunt, do n Nouyelle.
Orleans. a introduit hier unc resolution OH
la chnmbre abjurc toute pcns6e de repudia.
ton, CT Iroclame Ia saintete des obliga-
tons contractaes par IEtat dc In Louisi.
ane. Cette resolution, que piusieurs mem.
bres ont appuyde do l~'eloquence de leurs
plus heureux jours, a etc adoptee, on pour.
raft dire unanimement. car il nv a e,'
qu'une seuIe voix ~dissidente, celle do NJ.
Creighton, des Attakapas--Abe;Hc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

Euere.-400 boucauts ont change de naalrls
depuis samedi dernier. aux prlx pestea : nos
derniares cotss: c'est-a-dire de 3 liz AS lT2
pour les qualities ~inf9Fieures ct superieures.
lie mareha mes. que fort peu anime, mails Ia
deusande seuble youloir devenir nneilleure.
Measse-Cet article est en- assex bonnie
demande a II Ct IL liz cents par gallon. Les
ventes depuis notre dernier rapport s'elevent
a 700 barils qui ont etc principalement fsates
pour lie nord.
Farins.-nans ie courant dss trois joufs qui
Sc sont Sooules depuis notrs dernier rapport,
ii s'est fait plus d'affaires que nous n'avions
eu occasion de signaler depuis ~sueique temps.
On a dispose d'enyiron 70o0 barils CONNIE
suit 1000 pour l4Angleterre a S5, 1900
pour Boston a SIS ct environ 1000 POUR Ia
EIavatse a So 1e 1le. Nous cotons la super.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
MACHINE A VApEUR.

Avendre, urse machins A yapeur de pre-
uisye aealits, fabriques 4 Baltimore, ct de L:
force De u rhevsnx, propre A fare nsrchsr
ua moulin ! scie. un Moulin a coton, Sc
Cctte machine a etc fabriquee, de esmynan .
de, pour u P~enites.:aire de IA L~eaisSne, par
MM. wells & Miller de Baltimore, ct peus-
atre consI1eree cesaTne Fuse des meiileures
qui soienk venues dams lie pays On pourra
cennaitYe les eoudssdons de Ia vense en- s'sdres~
SAINT an Gardier-
SAAfI1 L. ISETT, Commis-
Peni.entiaiTe dc Ia Louisiana.
! Baton Rouge, 8 Fsrriers 1872
| d; JOTHDAN,
riIARMACfEN.
I RuE ~LArA-1T{s,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
Dr.. A. II. MEARs.

DR. ~ He
Graduk de FLnirersiN T~,ransyiranis.
Ofre respectueusement les services de IA
profession aux citoycns do Baton Rouge ct de
ses environs.
Son Office est situG ~yis.a.yis Ia nuaison de-
coIf.
II decefntfe. NJ
a LOUEH.
UHs habftatioI situss a environ { miles au-
dessts de- ID vile de baton Rouge, sur le ba.
you Montesaho. autrefois Wiabtation de-
Manfah ; s'adrcsseta
MORftfS MORGAN Baton Rouge.
2g jsnrisr. 81
ETAT' DE Ia 1OrfsfANE.
Csur du Tfoisieme Di~strict-Paroisss
d'Est Baton Rouge.
James Mansker.
SEES Creanciers
S%'assemblte des cftanciefs de james Mans.
kef n'ayant pas Gu lieu commencement 4 l'ordrs
dc cstte cofir en- date du IS Scptembre 1871.
II est ofd1ntle que les dts creanciers soient
notifies sslen Ia loi DE- s'asscmbler le % f.
yfier ls42. psr deyant William Wikcf. no.sirs
public. a son office dams Ia vile de Baton
RodCe, ct ID TT aIors pfoetdef a relcction
gun syHolC = ~ NIUpIle8 aShiHlofHse par
Jat'ss Mansker, en- Replacement du dit
Mansker, dstnissionhaife
Ce ls tanvier le43.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
tuge du ame district.
Copie confosme 1 i'original en- liasas a mon
of..e,
~ Jan 1871. NJ MosE.o, Dep. CLERK.
:. AVIS
En- const duence de Ia resignation dc James
Mansker cotamc syndic. Fes creanciera sont
avcrt,s paf le present d'aparaltte par devant
lie soassignG ~ttotaife public, en- son 6tudes
Merersdi le - Fevrier proclaim, dams lie but
de non1rner I'M syndic pour administer les
| biens du dit James Mansker.
WIN. ii. WfKOFF.
% ian so notaire public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

coNNAIssEMENTs a sendre a rinpri
a.uie de ceiouTnaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

CHrNE.--Lo navire Probus, arrive 1
New York le 3 de &c mois, y apo te do,
nouvclies de la Chine jusqu 'au 4 octobre.
Sill iaut en- croire Ia rumeur publique, Ia
vile dc Canton aurait change deux fois de
main, ct 10 commodore Nyas aurait mena
ce de Ia fare shutter, user pour de repre-.
sailles envers les Ctinois qui ont coul6 bas
plussieurs bAtinlens %nnglais..
Annoy est tomb6 au pouvoir dos Ang'ais,
qh y ont mis- garrison; apras quot Ia not.
tc a mis- d Ia wolfe pour Pile de Chuxan.
In saison etant tres a%vanc6, Sir III. Pot.
tinguer await fintention de s%usprendre les
hostilites jusqa'au printemps.
LIE commerce dos thes etait languissant
Colt a etc declare %coupablc de russas.
sinat d'Adams. &c verd ct est, dit-on
conforme d lopinion generate.
Thomas d. Tyrcr, jeune ecossais d'envi.
ron 20 ans, employee dams Ia maison do
William Mure de Ia rue du Canal, a dis
paru depuis hier avec une somme de
$4,000 quill devait aller daposes en-
banque.--Cor. du 10.
Lc commits de Ia Cour de District des
Fiat. mis- d Ia Mobile, quill y a
Gu 20 applications. poHr JOUR du bsnefice
de In loi gen6rale des ~faillites, dtpoyecs en-
son office avant le Q dc &c mois.
II est arrive d Ia Nouvelle Orleans, 800
1ndiens de Ia Floride aux nouyeIl.s ca
sernes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

.Us roL.--On est entrt au moyen d'efffac-
tion, dams IA ehanbre de Mr.. Gary, de cet'e
vale. dams Ia Buit du 0 de ce moie, ct on lui a
cAleve cnviron six cents piastres. Cette
eem1nc coretituait tcute ga fortune. Nous &C.
rions done infiniment touchG de ia perte gull
a5faite. 81 nous Notions pas persuade qni'
sect attire cctto infortune, en- trafiquant trop
li5remcnt avec les ntgrcs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
n r ~ n q q E.
sAHrDi, 10 F~rnvsER, ls42.

TENTATIVE DEMONSTRATION troavor,s
dams le Chronicle de st. Francisyille uno lettre
qpi figure tcxtuellcment dams Ia partic an.
eeeisc dc metre fcuille. Cette lettre a etc
asesste au geolier de la vile ci-dessus dtsl-
,,nte dams 10 bnt expose ci-apres. Les fats
gu'clle content sant, pressure mot pour not,
,e'e qu'ils aous ont etc rapportts par lie DIR.
r. NJ. Hereford. II faut esptrer que les Cir
eonstanccs du crime exposses dams Ia lettre
don't il s'agit mettront sur Ia vote do Fassassin
OF 10 fcror.. saisjr.
C'cst dams Ia paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
dams la mutt du Jeudi 81 Janvicr, ct sur la per-
some de Mr.. James Lindsey, qu'on a essaye
de eommcttre 10 meurtro don't nous rarloils,
Air. James Lindsey est employee sur Phabita-
ton de Nh. J.. q. Hereford, ct c'Gtait tvidcm-
ment lc desir dc s'apprcprier co quill await, gui
dirigcait Ia main do passassin. Nombre DOB
.,ets ont on eifat etc enlovts A Mr.. Lind ey'
dt ri ~l'autenr de- &C grave delft n'stait pas un
htgre, c'ttsit du moips un homme qui on
await adopts Ia %eoulear. Get individu est par
ycnu a &C saver mails si qnelque personnc
suspcctc. noif:c on blanche, (dit Mr.. J. b. He
reford) ttait eonduite 4 yotre ge6le, voyez, je
poue prize, 81 ellie ma pas a Ia figure Ct aux
rains des marques dc grains do plomb, ct dams
cc cas-. ~vouillea en- donncr avis a f. NJ. Here
ford. Ouart Baton Rouge, OH bien au soussi-
gnc, dcmeurant pres de ST. Francisvil!e, pa
ioisse d'Oues, FGliciana.
Dams l'inttrat de Ia sdrete publique, nous
cfcycns dcvoir signaler Ia lettre de Mr.. ]. 3
Hereford. atm de donaor Jewell sur un sctle-
r;t aui rou,-atre mtdiie I'm au'.a forfait. ct que
par consequent tout citoycn doit SO prefer a
GU a fare dtcouurir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19
COMMERCIAL.
NopyelIe Orleans, Is fevrler 1874

ESOUVHlIC OTIediS, ~ IEF8fSt 1OH~'
Cofsn-Le marche au cotton s'est ferme a
Ia fin de Ia semaine derniere dime Hianiefe
remarquableusent calme. Samedi les ventes
se sont settlement eieyees a 1000 bales, hier
Ia denaaede etait Mn pcu plus animee, 1000
bales ont change de mains aux prix en- plein
portse a nos dernieres cotes. Aujourd'h hui on
a vendu 5000 bales ; a la cloture du marchs
nos prix etaient tres-ferhnes. La plus grahde
partie de ces transactions ont etc faites pour
ie conapte de PAngleterrs. Les acheteurs
pour lie continent ct le nord n'operent que
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

Jour du Trmsiame District,--Paroisss
u'Est Baton Rouge.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-01-14

49, aplC unr 0arina cher bic qpramreu sxb nit Sup"
fern unp 9i9n. 8Gnbe.
6, 2ebtehear 25 y $ettn, xbaten unb @dtf snS tBsr
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Is, Yl.mautrs (dmnt(idbe Q1rrtc, 1blcu 8ant l.
49, O'inatr %itltrtbt Der pcutfben GIaIesr sfrsn.
5. @ermifhte Werfe.
T. @pft,n1tifbc BilbtrsaLltrit CUR aRscmr:u esut.u
Nc' 9nepeIrraeic, 226 IitbrS. 8latttr 4te Aufast.
S"nte y, NSsmcinrr Snttsrif Der n6tbisttn WTtn.
Icbaften, Ste Nufaar 8. - s"'S'.~
g. @riler, Or @ s. NGsentnrs Stfebub fur bic 8trstr
l'"o gum 1rhrau nr @dbun. 0ltue ron Or Scutta per.
teicrt nnr rcrmcbrte Nu1ase ... '|Eelo'"-
a. Ausju9 us Ter mrrtwIrr9,n $ettnssedtt tes S. rsGs
bcrr rrn Der {rtne 8. -. y.
s. Sarer 9altrs turjSefaBtc Setensscfbt6tt unS xrp
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I1HtIIta1tt let1tnl0u.

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ctnret frinc Srernren nr ras 9btifu, ra6 nod .s
- fcrtfDrt, n ptSes 8eaft af tncn altcn tetann.
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VptartuS fir Start SauntU,

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INMtttuMNgM Il llber fpdhreno Der IeBtenQSpdJe cir,
Cseauknes S5uttcr ittrnsst(e
IlcDs Siebplo, @antcn $3 #- +.
e5accb Sdherer, 0artsptQe, bts $50 26, s. Id.
Sdcpb Beher, Vlan Gfp nit Scls, bis So % 6. ID
, 1842-09-17
Elevation Of the LabOuring Glasses.
BY Dr.. CLAIMING.

bt Ohs IIihN-NlNU'
1t is sometimes said that the multi.
tude may think on the common bust.
nessof life, but not on highersubjects
and especially on religion. This, it
is said, must be received on authority
on this, men in general can form no
judgement of their own. But this
is the last subject upon which the in
dividual should be willing to surren-
der himself to another's diciaiion.-
In nothing has he so strong an inte-
rest; in nothing is it so important
that his mind and heart should be
alive and engaged; in nothing has he
reader means of judging for himself;
in nothing, as history shows, is he
more likely to be led astray by such
as assume the office of thinking for
him. Religion is a subject open to
all minds. Its great truths have their
foundation In the soul itself. and their
proofs surround us on all sides. God
has not shut up the evidence Of His
being in a few books, written in a
foreign language, and locked up in
the Libraries of colleges and philoso-
piers, but has written His name on
the heavens and on the earth, and
even on the minutest animal and
plant; and His word, taught by Jesus
Christ, was not given to scribes and
lawyers, but taught to the poor, to
the mass Of men, on mountains, in
streets, and on the seashore. Let
me not be told that the multitude do
actually receive on authority, or on
the words Of others. | reply, that a
faith so received seems to me Of little
worth. The precious, the living, the
effectual part of a poor mans faith, is
that Of which he can see the reasona-
bleness and excellence; that which
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For the RADICAL
A True Chapter in the History
of a Elirt.
"Lie on, whilst my revenge shall be
To tell the very truth of thee."

"Lie on whilst my revenge shall be
To tell the very truth of thee."
Had it not passed into an adage,
that truth is stranger than fiction, the
facts that ! am about 20 relate might
seem incredible, but they are no;
more strange than true. They pos
sess no fctitious interests but as sam
pies of the wild vagaries and deep
passions Of humanity they are per-
haps worthy Of notice.
A youth, the strange compound OF
whose character defes analysis.
thrown al a tender age upon his own
resources, early exhibited a precoci-
tv of genius and brilliancy OF talent
which secured him many friends, who
thought they beheld in him a future
ornament to his country, destined to
run a bright career, alike happy to
himself, and useful TO others. They
sought to cheer him on by the express
sio. OF Aese high expectations, and
he was intoxicated and dazzIed with
the draught Of praise and prospect OF
distinction.
Meantime he fell 10 company with
go
q young lady Of high standing in So
ciety to whom he offered that fattery
which bis low estimate of the sex led
him to suppose would be both accep-
table and a ready passport to favour.
To his surprise it was rejected, and ne
was charged with a manifestation OF
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This is not Thy Rest.
"Arise and depart, for this is not thy rest"

"Arise and depart, for this is not thy rest"
THAT strain-it comes when WEAKNESS
Steals on the stricken heart,
And Hopes bright phantom's one by one
Like summer flowers depart;-
II cometh, when the spirit bows
To Sorrows mild behest,
And pointing upward, sweetly breathes-
"This-this isnot thy rest"
That s,rain-it co7es when Pleasure
Lights up the banquet hall,
And hearts arc bounding joyously
To music's fairy call.
II comes-and laughter dies away,
Like sunlight in the West.
And sick of mirth, the ~reveller signs
''This-this is not thy rest"
That strain-it comes upon the soul
In triumph's noon-tide hour,
When Glory twines her brightest wresths,
To bind the brow Of power,
1t cometh-and the c~larion's voice
Thrills not the ~yicior's breast,
For though his laurels breathes that strain
"This-thls is not thy rest"
That strain--it cometh still away;
1t whispers mid the 'hrong;
I. mingles with the words Of love,
And Glory's triumph song.
It cometh away-for a void
Is always in the breast,
And ceaselessly the spirit signs
"This--this is not thy rest"
RI. S. s. ASpRos.
New Bedford, Mass.
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