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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

On the uaFcd States C1uu forte Essctb Dstfct 10 Vif
riuia, Ma JOn, 1872
IAMES DEAN, Of fhc county Of Campbell, hstirr
MEDIA petition prtying fhsf hc may be- dec AIRED back
TnW D. ordered, st a persons claiming ~ be- creditors
~ The SAIL l1mcgF Dean, show csu1c 10 the oUr me
SID DAY 81 July next why the rai1 james Dean MOI
1eclrcda btnsrurf puguant 10 The act Of Conrr0rr in
the nowsppcr' according 10 tho I'd aut 1ih rules 81
cJuu.
Copy. Teslc,
ma n v5w osEph = BATTLFY, nc.
A NTHHACITE COAL.-5O ions Antnracte Coal
n IN board chr Caroline, for faic low.
jeH 90 JAMES FISHER son,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
aPis wliw HENRY 4 tBsoN, ok.
In the United Court for the Eastern District OF Viz.
GINA 18th April, 1872:
IL &c ID.

GINA, 18th April 1872
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
Il GORGE ZIMMERMAN, Of the Town Of Petersburg
VI In the Eastern Virginia District. The said George
Zimmerman, VINO has been decIeed Blnkrugi by This
Court, having fled petition praying of his discharge; II
u order IL thai notice thereof be publ shed
pointed in the CITY Of Richmond ~ days eas before
thc sh day Of July ncNt, when hearing will be lad
the said pe,tOn al the City TALL the City of Richmond
aud all creditors who have proved their dets
persons la interest appear A. the said time and Place
and show cause II any they have why the prayer the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tcsie.
an &c wlIw JOSEPH BkTTIEY, nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

NWciNA- N CAorcsrS.-Ata Court held for Ioulr.
SS'SI, a, ne ',nrhon.e thsrcoG Monday The 81
10y el NAV. lhle-fhliip Cohen, ncni,n,in coh.n
Menass Cohen, David Cohen, Joshua ICohrn ana Js.
the Aforesaid paites r.ia,,'I. '''
Against ""H,
81. Hook and Frances his wife, Hay isaaes rran
ri. - s.,... Al, .,-,.... Dcfe ndanis.
their TIL, and the dcfcntants nincS 80 es ~,
wife, and HNs Isaacs, no h.vIu, sr'a ~, tnioes ms
anee and given security according To law sn,iths nc Of
mus count and az pcating 10 the oIih. cont
mat thef ate not Inhabitants OF state: On no,Ion Of
me plaintiffs by thclr attorney, ed t,i Inc s
defendants, nioe aud T.ancea hi, 80 ny ,a,
iaacs do appear before the Jusilce our couny cc,
m LOUISA county al the Courthousc, the son,,v
IN August next, an answer the bal the pi,iu
s,oy oi nus order be forthwith nrcrcd in ZONE news
l.ler puhushcdtn the city Richmond for two month s,
eesuvcy, aud pos;cat the "a ont door of tho =,
TINS county On some court lay "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
JNo I n rEFFRiHs, Crk.

Y t,rSsSiNiA- IN ChaH,ery:-A rules, held n the
,'cfk's oncc Of the Circud Supcricr count OF Law
l't Nondsy IN May, lsg2: '' " ''''
Samuel 4 rapscoti, Elizabeth Spc,rm,n and n
49,. Plaintiff.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
,.r w,w a Copy Tits ifNRY GIBSON. cl.rs.

NteiAil, My i1tl, lffG
In tho matter Of Birkrupicy of
NATHANIEL W PATNE nf the Town m Tyuchiurr.
boo the Eastern Virginia District Tho fai Nathaniel
Payne VINO has been drcrccd BANKRUPT by this court.
having 6'cd petition praying Tor hs d charge u is
dcrci, that notice thereof hc puui-hci Boo newsriurr
pratcd n tuo CIV Of HsImon ~ days AZ least before
ihe lth day or september next when hearing will be
hal on The said petition, az The Guy Han Boz no try Of
Rcitn1n and sn crcd0rs who have provc their ebE.
and other pcrf0ns n interest may aprcdra tc said rc
ant place and show cause, n any they have, why the
prayer Of tue Fad petitioner should not be granted
copy. TcRc,
ma q wilw JOSEPH r BATTLEY. ID &.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
NEW sERIEs.-VOL. III. NO.6

tee now, We would have good men, for
ueless candidate possessed the Tequis-
ile qualifications, and could prefer good
claims 10 stability and moral frmness Of
character, he could not be elected
There would be no convention held to
back him. Ifhe forfeited his pledges, or
faiid TO carry out in practice the doctrines
he preached before his election, the PeO-
pie would hold him, and him alone res.
ponsibic.
have thug, fellow citizens, laid before
you brefstatement of the views | en-
tcrtain upon those questions Of public IN
t3Ees' which have been introduced into
| The present address, and as TO which It
was presumed yo1 would feel soIicitous
to hear the sentiments Of candida te for
your support. might have entered more
largely into the discussion Of some OF
,hem. but under existing circumstances
il was deemed unnecessary. Many, We.
~ many OF you have known me personally
for number Of years-soms of you have
been acquainted with me from my boy
hood to the present time. If you think
me h0nest-if yNu think me capable 10
well and faith ully represent your inter-
est, by discharging correctly and expedi-,
ously the business Of the Office for which
| am candidate, elect me; otherwise, a.
tide the decision of your betIer judge.
men,s. Your will is nv pleasure. Should
YOU prefer another, shall bow with de-
ference and respect, to decision Of the
sovereign people.
Very respectfully,
Your Obdh. serv'i.
JAMES SHIRLEY.
NIB. The editors of Democratic Stan.
dard and Ripley Telegraph are respect.
fully requested to give the above address
an insertion in their columns. Us.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
From the Albanu Argus.
THE REVOLUTIONARY "WIiIGS"
OF OHIO.

THE REVOLUTIONARY "WIiIGS"
OF OHIO.
We know nothing in the annals of
party madness that sUrpasses this act of
:he federal minority in lhe Ohio legisla,
tuTe.
Even the pretence nnder which this
rash aud Revolutionary step has been ia.
ken, is mere pretence. The districts, as
divided By the bill before the legislature,
and which it was supposed would become
a law. elected a majority of wings at
the last congressional election.
But the pointed condemnation of this
high handed act. is not confined to the
democracy Of The country. The N York
American does not hesitate TO hold the
following language Of reprobation:
"OHIo.-The secession of the Wing
members of the legislature, referred
to in our postscript yesterdqv, in or
der 10 prevent gerrymaHdering of
that state, is TcUOlutioH--and revo-
luton unjusiiabIe BY the cause
We deeply lament, that Wings have given
such All example Of disregard of law and
order.
"We have all stigmatized the Loco
FOcos Of Tennessee, for their disregard
of the Constitution, and of their oaths IN
refusing to elect Stnators 10 COlgIess.
"The Wings Of Ohio have thrown
even this anarchical proceeding in the
shade. We deeply regret it.
''The olecters gave the power to the OPP
posi.e party. If that power is abused,
the remedy is in the ballot boxes, not se~
cesson."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
BREACH OF PROMISE,

Not of marriage, bnt of ''rodst beet
and too dollars a dGy."-A Wing called
on q legal friend ofours the other day 10
know ofhim whether he couldn't recover
in suit against "the Wing Central State
COMMITTEES ofMaryland," for "bredch Of
promise" The LOcoloco Attorney ask
ed him-"breach of promise of whatf
marriage"-"No!" said the Whigsy.-
"breach OF promise of two dollars day
and roast beef.-That's what they prom
issd. and haven't had "two dollars''
since Old TIP was elected aud "roast beef
,s a thing I'd rather see than hear told
Of The Attorney told him he could do
nothing for him, but recommended him
TO write to Mr.. Clay, who he told him
was greet hand at making 'COmprO-
mise" and perhaps he could make com.
promise with the Wig Committee for
hi =. and, by giving up the ''lwo d 'llars a
day" get him the "roast beet" "Egad"
said the Wiggy, '''d jump at that: but
they'd violate this little Compromise
with me, before | conld get taste OF
the ''roast beef" The Attorney, seeing
the Clay party had violated ih 6!g
"Compromise," could but admit the prob
ability of what the wing worthy said
Well" said he, II see these same chaps
are out again, calling OIL "all true Wings"
IN come to the rescue and support Henry
Cav. and making great promises Of what
,hey'Il do for US, if we'll elect him Presi-
dem; but they don't fool this child seE:
opd time" ."--BGk. Rep.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
From the Pleban.
TWO YEARS IN VAN DlEMAN'S
LAND.

BY JAMES sEmMEBI, ONE OF THE CAprlvEs
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

6rThe typhus fever is raging dreade
fully at Quebec, Canada.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

NIB. The editors Of Democratic Stan.
dard and Ripley Telegraph are respect.
fully requested to give the above address
an insertion in their columns. is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

La CouF-Lo 30 JUN a va so terminsr
une session des plus laborieuses de Ia Coul
de District, presidee par lie JUICE Johnson. ii
cour o etc infatigable ct tras.aetive, vi lie
nombre des causes oiviles ct crilninelles uu,
ont etc jugtts; cos dorniares cependan,
dtaient do peu d'importanee, ct pcu de per.
comes ont etc eondamn6es.
Les decisions du Juge johnson sont gene
ralemcnt reeuss par lie barreau OF par les par
ties litigantes avec beaucoup dc respect. Tn
homrau posstdant un cuur CONNIE 10 aien, 40
trompe rarctnent; con esprit estlibre. ct i ne
volt que la loi ct les fats. 81 par cas- / SO from
pc, Get qui en- est ~oxemptf) o'est t~ouiours du
cote do Ia vertu.
Les devoirs du iugo sont, sous plusieurs as-
poets, semhlables a ceux dun editour ct alorH,
vi ses decisions sont ~sujottes 4 II chicane,
(nous n'avons pas entendu dire q~a'alles le fps
sen'') no,Is sasons comment syinpathiser avec
lie Iuge lshnson. Les JUICES OF les Editcurs
sont contrainss d'entendre los deux parties, ct
In partIe ~dtsappoiutee 90 plant Dc partialitt
de prejudice, car les deux c0tts d~tairent, (ma-
me lorequ'ils no Fesperent pas), que lie iuge-
ment soft en- leur favour. MATS j serait meme
impossible a Ia Divinit6 de tirer Ia meme dc.
cision pour les deuy parts, ct constquemment
un DIES dcux doit pordre. Nous snpposons quo
nous pourrions agir diiFCrtmmen, des autres 81
nous etions d leut place c'cst possible. mais
la question eet agtrioRs. nous ntiear.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

A~LtrHrTTEs CIuMfaBEs.-Ges iotrs der
nictr, dams TN magasin do Ia rue St. Louis.
don't les appar'ernens sIpe rlsurs sont occupfa
par tine fatniIle nnrnbreure, IN petit paduet de
trois Oh anatre bottles d'ailnfnsttcs chImiqnes
q tfe renfernh 10 soir dams III tjroir ol SO
~ttouyait qielgnes paplefs. lie landemain,
en- ougrant Ie titoir. on ny trouya que des
ceudreE. II est probable que les a~llutnaftes
ont pris feu d'elIes-m6tues, ct que ls tiroif
fefmant assez hsrnttiguemeut, ls fea a dte
ttoufG par le manqne d'air. Cot accident
don't les suites a%uralent phi Stre fuuestes, doit
faire prsndre les plus grandss precautions an
sujat de eeE allurGettes, glt sout dun usage
ri general, il faudfait aVolr soin de les met
tire t~onjoirs dams quel1,e etdroit isole des oh.
jsts a~tixqaols lie leu pourrait SO eomfntiniganr.
81 elIes ~yaHaient a s'enfiamhner. eofnnts il est
probable que celia arrive s%onysHt. d'yprss les
accidents consignes dams les Jour
uaux ct attributes 4 cette Cause Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

NOVEL ADVANCEMENT be La MALIE-
Quel eat-il 7-C'eHt prtcistment &c Que no,is
voudrions bien sAyoir. L'aneien CONTRA
ayant expire lie 30 uin, le neuseau a eonse.
quemnent commence lier. On nous a yer.
balennent infortnb quill y aura dortnayani
trois males par semaine, la premiere 10 Lundi
IN secende le Eamedi, ct Ia traisi6me sera
'tres incertaine" ct sers, rans asicun donte,
tres-ponctuelle aux arrangements de son
con'rat.
La MALE du samedi dependant arrive Get
ceux qui ont fat arrangement a%uraisnt do
10 Havoir,) preeisefnent I'm jour trop tard, De
maniere qu'elle sera parfaitpment inutile aux
gems du ~fleuve, ct dams &c cas-. CO eeul Jour
retarde leF nouvelles, dune semaine, dams
leur propagation. II serait alors bien plus
AGREEABLE, d des milliers de petsonnes dams
cette region. CT, dc ~receroir Ia derniefs MALE
le ieudi OH lie yendredi au plus tard; OF a
moins que les a~utoritts ne se mtlent do Get
arrangement, "Unclc Sam ierait auttaut de
bien en- parcodrant lie Styx avse ses bateaux,
qu'en naviguant eur eette partie DIN Mississi.
pi. SEES attentions nous sefont done ~inutilse,
ct nous sefons obligts dc lui retiref notre pra.
tique, car par les autfes packets, Ia matieru Ia
plus importante de Ia MALE, nous ~arriycra re-.
g~ulierement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
E7AT DE IA LOUISIANA
COUR DIES PREUyEs.
PHroisas d'Oueat Baton Rouge

tafo's7s douest Baton. Rouge.
YIN veftu dun ordre de Ia Cottr dss rreuxrz
DC Ia paroisse Est Baton Rouge, il sera yen
dn par le nousssghe jnre de Ia paraisss 0uesx
Baton Rouge et ex-ofileio enCanieur psaa h.
meme paroisRe,
MERCREDT. 1e2 aoht proeis;p,.
4 I'D jieBrrs di matirt, d SON bufesu, Ia ptopr;.
etc ci4Hpres dtcfIte, Dc pendant de IA spe An.
sioh &c fatf JdIie Iebsau, decides xeuy,
Alexis Trndean. SAVIOR
Uhe terts sltBse dans eetto parf5sze. = or
tenant tfnIs arpsr's pltis Oh MONS de facr NJ,
fenve, avec tosie Ia profondeur 4 ~f.snsjjs
ellie peut avoir droit. herIes ,najufeusr ri l. On,
paFtie Inf"rieure par le DIR. VIM. sto,e, ct A.
"a llgne snptrisnre par Denpsy r, Cain. Ea
dtte portion ttant IL motto indiyise d'rra
terre de sly arpePs de face, plus Oh moIns, en-
sernbie avec tors res afapopes.
tbNbtT1ops~La somfne do ss3a aaffa
payable rU tptant 25,5 Sc paysb&zs liz 3f
decembre 1sf3 pareilIe soprae IL ~ dscan1-
pre- is4b, ct Ia meme aonras Fe % dfrr,nkyye
is4a, ct le eurplus, s'jl Y on q, payabIe 4 ~
81 ds'x an do jour dc Ia vents. lae fout an.
pi'ie's eadnsses a satisfaction ~speaiale tas
dn an fatj1lt Placement.
Z|Jdin I'll L. F8VRgT', r. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

latrs psrsiadas que Fun ct l'Hitre rcmpIi
raient cette place dune maniefe plus utile
d Ia p~aroisse Ell a l6tai, que ne IA faitlhom-
me infatno qai a rsmplI eette place pen.
dant les defhiefs qnatfs ans.
Des aiatfe candidats qti sant mHiBte.
nant misses i notfe choix, nous dovo1s on
nommer deux Repr6sen'nnta i Ia Cham
bre. Deux, do res quatre, sont dc bons
plantenrs, OF q~uoigue nous ne 10 soyons
pas, nous ayons uric paftlalit6 tres pronon.
Gee pour csite elasse d 'hontmes. car nous
les consid6fons enmtne In paftie In plus vi.
tale dn corps social. line babltude profess.
~sioneIle d dou6 Fun dos eattdidats pour Ia
Chambre, du talent dc parler en- public !;
cost I'm don bien preeieux dams me assem-.
bl6e delihGratiye, ct qii s'sst montfe ine
des causes de l'iphnenee que nos deus re.
pr6sentants ont obienuo ala derniare SEES.
sion.
En- faisunt le choix al important dee Gun
didats, on ne saerait trop s.nttncf,er ! coux
qii poss,dont eetta moderation qni ne ps,it
6tre niue par les questions eSeItantes, qai.
sans abcun donte, Won't la session prochai-
ns agitof Ia Legislature. CT rarmi lea All.
Tres, celle dc Ia Circulation. One nos o
citoycns SO rappellent Ia mapiere don't fit
repr6sant6e notre pafois5 0, la dernidre see.
sion, par lie Gen. Thomns ct Mr.. Conrad \
Nous h'olblierons jamais 10 plaisir qui
s'empafa dc nous en- lisant IL mofeenu edl.
torial de IAbsillo. qui paffit ln jour qn'hn
Oratenr devait dtre choisi pour feipplir Ia
place laias6e Tacantc rnr Ia resignation du
General Debtys. L'Aboille, apros s't'rs
at~ndno sir Importance dc cot office, dit
"On parle de trois por. onnes gui reinpii.
raient eenlement biep cet office; Ciniaorns
de laNlls. Orleans. Gen. Thomas OF Con.
rad, d'Isst Baton Rouge. lie General
Thomas ct Mr.. Conrad n'ttaient pas can
didats, Dc softe quo Mr.. Claiborne fut tlu.)
Nous sentimes for bien co compliment fat
h notto paroisse, OF pous d6slrons Ia voir
mhintsnlr son role.
Nous terninons Get article. on conjurant
ms eoneitoyens do bonner In boule noire d
eeux des Caudidats 1pi ne d6clareront pas
ouvertcnent, lcur opposition 4 L'arHocE
BAFE BiLL DR. IA pEnNtsHH Session.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
WAsHIsGTos. II iulp 1912,


La Cbambre des R~epresentans a donne
son concours aux amenderneus fats par le
Senat an bill de proportion representative,
qui ma plus gu'a r~eceycir Ia sanction du
president pour atrs iei. lie chtfre dc Ia
population pris pour base de Ia Representa-
ton, est IN peu au-dessus de 10000, ct
que les fractions an dessus de la rnoltte de
&c nombre seSont reprasentees.
LIE bill pour maintanir iusaa'a ler aoft
proclaim 10 tariff actue. ct pour ~-sppeler Ia
clause de ia loi do distribution di prodalt
aes terres, ma PAS encore etc pris en- con-
siderafion par Ie Ssnat. Queiques person.
nes pensent gull gcra rejete, OH ,out au
moins modihe.
I'm journal de Philadelphia dit que lie ire.
.oricr dune dcs hglses de cette vile a dis.
paru ernpottant g., roc du foads de la IA
brique. Ing autre eglise, ceile des Pres.
byteriens, a perdu 500, 400 dams Ia Banoue
des Etats. mis-, ct antres eompagnIes do
banqae ~ de chs.nins de FER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisidme Observation-Disclosures
DIST Baton Rouge.
]. W. M~nasefrnan.

D. g. Ho1rnes, Lilly ct al.
I'm verfn dim plurin. writ do frri fscfsa
lance dams le proces ci-dessus par Honorable
co"r dn troisierns district dams ct po,,r Ia
rsro,sse DIST Baton Rouge, ct sdresae an
sherti dc la ~paro'ssc sus-dite, il vera expose
en- vente pubiaue,
SAMEDf, s aont proclaim.
. IA maison de eosfr dams Ia vile he Baton
Rouge, cornrncnesnt 4 Il hehrea dn main.
tons les droits, Tires, interets OF pretenfi,ns
de B. s.. Holmes, Pun des d~afendsurx 4 !,
Propricte ci-sores deerits. ssrofr.
Lots nos. sig ct sept, dams fe care mr.. 2
dams eette pastie de Ia vile de Baton Rouoe,
ci-devant appartenaBt en- eosnnnun a HieEv.
sco'te ct autrcs; lot no. & nresurant ,renfs
pieds par 4aatreyingt dix: lot no. z rnesurant
cent qninze pleds par quatre-vingt-dix. Auss;
III lot dana Halls row, ayant trente picds sur
Ia rue au nord, agec toutes les batlsses -
ann iiora ous aui s'y trouvsns.
Saisis pour satisfaire le Judgement, in,srs;s
ct frais dams ie process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia gente--comptant sars tys.
'~gation. I. r. MORRIS
2%Juliiet' II Dep. shfrff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

vos opinions ct quel eoars suivrez vn1s 81
yous 6tes 6lu, quaint aux snJets pr6cAdents,
en- ems otto yous seyez obliga dc iugef DIES
uns gu des autres 7 Etes. yotts, on n'6tes.
vous pas en- fayeuf dune Justice Elective I
A james M. Elan Gees mdmes qiies.
lions yo'is sont d~tlartes, ainsi qua
Morgan Morgan, nvec eette addition !.
est.ce que yous considAtez quill est prudent
de confer les %afaires 1egislatiyes dune pa.
roisse d I'm liomme ali Il donn6 evidence
~d'incapacit6 , quaint a decentralization de
sss aHaires p%riv6es7
A II. w. Newport ct John Davenport,
les n6rnes questions qr'bu General Der.
nafd.
Les eandidats ei -dssanH notnrnfs, en RI
pondant aux questions ~ptfeedehtes, mimi.
festerent 10 respect u lis potent
Az PuBLIG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
"AsHtErTGNs. Ii iuin 1912.

'AS, ~ JUN ISt@.
In Chambro dss P,eprtssnians g. adopt6
lie bill 'nlroduit par MIR. Fillmore qui pour.
volt a Ia continuation du systems de dfoifs
actuels lusgu'an mois d'Aoht, abrogsant Ia
clause DO Iscte dc distribution ct qui de-
send % relnettro aux G,afs le prodnit dcs
terreS puhiiquss lorsqae les dfoits excsdent
20 -Four cent.
&c bill, quelque peu ~conyensble quill
soft, passera probablement All Senat mals
Il enp6ehsra pent.etfe ~i'adeptlon dune
'ot du tariff.
On dit dams lea c~ercles reimbursement
blen lnformes, que le president ne sanction.
nera pas Ie bill sill passe ayec lie rappef de
Ia clause de la loi de distribution.
Al Senat on a discute Ie budget dc In
marine. II est probable qu'on n'adoptqra
pas Particle qni pouryoti a la reduction era
duellc de Ia marine jusqu'a ce qu'eIle SOFT
sur IL pied oil ellie etnit en- ~ianvier 1s4I.
Dams le cours dcs d6bats, G~t,elqucs oraterrs
ont admls qn'il y await des nuages dc guer.
re d rhorizon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

I'VE FRAUpE MoRTUA1HE-Un 6tfan-
&c process va pr~obabIemsnt Hyojr lieu, en-
ire une compagnie d'assHrance de Loa-
dres ct I'M American gul habite BaHalo.
Ce ~ciioyen, don't on ne donne pas 10 nom.
await fat as.urer i Londres Ia vie de sa
file pour $4,000. L'ete dernier, il up
porta ini-m8me an bureau du Commercial
de Buffalo nne anDonce Of un article ne.
~erologlque larmoyant SUI In mort de cette
ehfrG %eninnt. Les parens ct amis etaiept
invites aux fnn6railles qui so trent ayec
grandn pompe. Puts la compagnlo d'as.
surance fut reauise de payer, mails clio re-
fusn SOUS Ie preteste quill ~n'ayait pas Ole
fourni de preuves l6gales dn dec6s. Les
agens Go Ia cornpagnls aux Flats. u mis- ts.
current ordte d'aller aux renseignemens.-
Or, il parait que DIES doutes tres graves 81.
Ieyent SUI Ia mort de MlssFtf. II NC s'sst
tfouve aucun madecip pour fattestar, le
~fossoyeuf qui n fourni le cercueiI ct fat
reinforcement, declare que In famiIlc u YOU
lu ellie. memo bonner an cadayts sa der.
Mere toilette ct quill ma rien W IL nj.
nlstre qui a oficie Sc ~tappelle que, contfai-
rement Il l'usnge. lie ~cerrueil ttait rertna
pendant la ~cGTsmonie. On a yotl)1 fd,,l.
Ter la terre du torpbenu, MATS le pore de In
,leune file s'oppose de par la loi d 'dne pa.
teille PROCLAMATION. L'opinion ghrlsrsIe esi
que Ia pretenduc ddfunte EST tres viva mia.
ct que les $4,000 deyaisnt iui serylr de
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

Les banqucs du Kentucky qui, d'apras
10 loi, >n'etaient contraintes a repren4re
leurs paIemens en- especes que 10 Is iuin,
ont fait comm nagueres les bzn1ues dc
la No1yeiie Orleans; elles ont desanc6 lie
ierne legal ct repris leurs pa,emAns lie Ter
jnin. Mais la rechdte 81 sovdasne dcs ban.
cues Louisiansises n'entfainera-t. ellc pas
la lcur7 On deyrait le cyaindre, 81 les pale.
mems de cea bangues n'eetaIent pas me cho.
sc plus ncrn'na3e que reeIie, tant leur cir.
c~n'ation a etc restrtinte. C'est ainsi que
mourfent Ia p'upaJt dos bauques aux Flats
Unis. La defiance publique lea contrain-
dra a n'eme'frs de papisr qu'antant qu'el.
les arront d~,especss, ct CONNIE ellie en-
sont pauvres. Ia anime de leuTs ben6fce.
DC couyrlra pas reIle de lenrs frais. AIors
el'es iermcront wife lenrs portes. L'AmG.
ricain est Ioueur, mais il vent que lie leu
vaflle an Inoins Ia chandsIie.-Cour. des
Etats- Unis.