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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned Trustees of the High
land Institute, deem it a duty to the teacher,
to ourselves, and to the public, to notice the
foolish and contemplate act that was com
mitted at the In %stitute, on the night of the 9Th
inst, mot because the act affects any one ex-
cept the perpetrators of ii, but that we wish
the public to know that We approve and re-
COMMEND theteacher of the Institute and that
there are residents on the Highlands, who have
some respect for themselves and despise such
transactions and those concerned in them.
We will here inform the performers of that
act, that though we have no positive proof,
yet we are some of us sufficiently well aware
who were concerned in it, and that they will
be treated by us with the scorn due such
conduct. ROBERT PESxY,
Dawn PArR,
Jso. B. KLEISPErEa, STrustees-
A.. kLBISPETER;
fttpo Ia 10 (. KrpYxprr~u Son
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Third District C~ourt-Pariss OF East Ba-
John Reid g. A.. II. Lcgeadrs
ton Rouge.

John Reid & A. II. Icgeadrs
VS.. M 27I4.
Their Creditors and the Creditors
of Reid and Lcgendre,
On motion Of Counsel for the Syndic OF Inc
creditors Of Reid & Lsgendre, and A. II, Is-
gdndre, and on fling the tableau Of dtstrion-
ton and statement, II Is ordered that notice be
given to the creditors Of Reid Il Legcndre, and
A. II. Lcgendre, TO show cause within ten
days from said notice, why said tablean and
statement should moi be h~omologated and
made the judgment Of the Court.
A true extract from the minutes.
]. q. A. HOLT,
June IS, 1912. 10 Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
NOTICE.

Persons having demands on the succession
Of The late james G. GLASS; deceased, are re-
atfesfed To present them to the undersigned,
duly certified, and those who are indebted TO
Che said succession arc likewise requested 10
settle the same without delay, with
june 4 II V. LIE BLANC, Curator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against or in
debted to the succession Of the late Elizabeth
Thomas, deceased, are requested To present
the ans, duly Archaeological, to the under
signed administrator. JACOB NTH,
lime 18 10 Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
DAVID PAr.,
Jso. B. KLEIsPErEp, II
A. KLEISPErER;
G.. kLRINPrTEa, Sen.
GUNN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

This work is a compeni Of the practice Of
medicine, containing much Invaluable medi-
cal knowledge, and is well calculated for the
perusal of all planters and farmers, who may,
by following the directions therein given, not
only save much expense, but be instrumental
In saving many lives. The directions are
plain, and the practice scientific, safe, and va
liable for sale By G NJ. HEROMAN,
June Is l9 Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
(Centnnn1icltal. J

MA. Enron lin your last paper | notice a
communication over the signature of INC
hus a Just man. which ! think de-
5crves some notice. The writer of that arti-
Gle, abiding to a communication in your pre-
paper. sags that . the writer charges a
lawyer OF tive, with ignorance Of the law
--@ALaclIes as far as have aSeertained
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court-East Baton Rouge.
Peter Langleme
Yg. NO. 1871
Joseph D. Cavana.

Joseph ~ idVana,
by virtue Of IN alias writ Of fieri facias, t.-
sued In the above i~ntifulcd anit, directed 70
the Sheriff Of the Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge,
will be exposed TO pnbllcasa1e at the Court
b,n1se, insfhe Town Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July next, 1912,
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right,
title, interest, and claim Of the defendant in Or
toatl1e following described property, TO wit :
one lot and half Of ground, situated in that
part Of tie towa Of Haton Rouge laid out by
the late A. Grass, and designated in tie plan
thereof by number two and d half north Of lot
number three, in square number two, together
with oil the buildings aud improvements
thereon; seized to satisfy the judgment, inter-
est and costs in the above i~ntituled suit,
Terms Of sale--Cash. L. G. MORRIS,
may % Is Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

SouErzEp ouT.-A letter from Mr.. MEGA
Ion, and a few remarks by the editor, both
relative to the Penitentiary. Can't be helped,
Il olgh; our paper, Ike our kit, viii hold no
more than its full.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-In Third
, District Court.

DAsiflEt S0ulLs
f, D. Hyde & Go. VS.. }
II. Aldrich, George P. CNo. soss.
Lilly &c Henry earle. )
BY viriae d awrit Of feri facias, issued in
the above intitHIed suit, aud to me DIRECTED,
will be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day.of July next, 1912,
at the Court house in the townofB Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right,
title. interest, andsclaim Of the defendants in
Or to the following described property, TO wit:
a certain tract of land situated IN the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, near the Plains, at abou,
| sixteen miles from the town of Baton Rouge,
containing two hundred audfty arpens, more
or less, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, bounded as follows, north by
lands of DR.. John Rollins, south by the heirs
of Smith, east by the heirs Of skinner, and west
by land belonging toGhristian. surrendered by
the defendant g.. P. Lilly, 10 satisfy the judg-
rnent, interest, and costs in the above intituled
suit. Terms Of sale-Cash. w. FOWLER,
may % Is Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

barrel. the b Eers must give the ensuing
weeks 81 ounces Of bread for a dine
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

FosfmN,-By The arrival Of The Columbia
al B 8 on we have dates from England to the
10Th May, There is no political news of
Importance. la Fraiiee a fresh conspiracy
against the Kings life had been discovered.
A terrible accident, by which forty persons
were killed and more than fifty wounded, had
transpired on the railroad leading from Paris
10 Versailles, along the left hank 0 tie Seine
A terrible fire has desciatcd the rich city Of
Hamburg. More than fifteen hundred build
ings were destroyed. and near three hundred
lives lost. The fire ragged four days, and was
mastered at last only through tie agency Of
powder. The less Of property is estimated at
S40,OO0,o00
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

THOMsON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH
AMI BOTANIC MEDICINES.
Just received, Thomson's Guide and a fresh
and full supply of Botanic Medicines, for sale
low by G.. M. HEROMAN,
june IS 10 Agent for Thomson's Patent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

COMMUNICATIVE have volumes of
communications, in prose and verse, the pub
LEGATION of which We are obliged to postpone
from week to week. They will be attended
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

Jos aEan.-lt rs stated in the St. Louie
New Era that 10 Stn,ti, the MISUNDERSTANDING.
was lately Killed in ar aifrav net
IA Mas, pgvr'-io. s4sp4rsog
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

II To make place for the article from DR..
Scott, VIC are obliged to postpone until next
week. the publication, in English, of the Po-
lice Jury proceedings Of West Baton Rouge.
Also, on The French page, DR.. Scots letter
Il omitted, because the Jury proceedings are
there inserted. We will endeavor to bring
matters straight next weei.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

Go eu1cx-Magaite is still holding forth
al Roazman's iossl. transferring tie most
hoauiifHl yisages IN Town on TO beautiful
,laies oil silver. Fhose whe have tho least
curiosity TO find ont just l,ew they dc look,
when they Try 10 lock their best, should sit a
half minute before his Instrument. The
thing viii be done to nature. Try 1t 20
Quickly such chances DO not occur every
d3y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

HT Judge Morgan delivered a temperance
lecture in the Methodist church last Saturday
evening
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-18

Tic produce Of Sugar, in Ill parts Of the
world, IL about a million tons n year. j.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

f'td"Y .HOiuiRr. .1pri 2QM, 1872
The battle has been lnlrt and va, have ri c,o,b
10 bnaA that are beat and that badly This result
has surprised NAN in tie county, Wiip or Ioco-
ntIl about lti9hla95 we had n, c,nI,d,,. IN Tina,
field \ the " hig tho ht. not been nni,rrI V,,nn.
Gnc"nees',d forts had len made 10 stfrt a candidate.
without cess, and finally uun the heels f tho Ic
ton, without concert CONSULTATION 4 small mee,no
At the Court hpus,, pnt in nomination my es,rnod friend
Robert NJ. Brown, Esq. When SAW il abnonnc, !,
me papetS, regarded it step no less unjust ia my
friend Brown, than feared it would be disastrous l.,
the Wings In the upm rScct3n o( the county il WA
regarded by the Nhes as mos, unfortunate Inoys md
we sci down DIET, al as inevitable liz ), l,rro ,,
IT, We had no earthly objection To Ir nominee ;nJ;
vldually-in'red there could bc nooc-but we ,roued
that from the fact Of lis beino the first n,c his name
had appeared before the people in c,nnexion with no
ties, Ia any way, shape or manner-h;s couporaiiye
unacquantcdncss with hreet ur1ls # tho eli zcus Of
the county-lhc inp,esibty from The late hour he wa,
'nght out, Of his making himself acQuaintcd-the
"'' OF eontf ri among the " hgs aud the drilled orpan-
IA ION and great activity Of our oppon.n,sand ,s,o,
onmia the nice balance of the two rares As Indicated
by the close vote last sprng-that dcat vasincvit,he
The Wings Of the uppcr section indeed, had in,m,ly
agreed thai under EXISTING circumstances, it was neX-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

The elift lhey made vas tr,,ic1dou5 oae: cot Il.
stroes AMI truly Rereti.ran Wh2 principles haven
IMPLIED ssaay -'rienfhe1 in spite d tic many -.
aarr'7snens under winch Tie Wing party has t....
and Is nov a5oriog VI. penas maYr,,y oye,
Nttcr Is 50 small as Ia renee, the laiter's eccrio
aia in ihe District lflae mh4c State has done d. M,
we a,ye, the 22'hoi April 1872. his lcena oL,.'
day for lie Wig par:Y''-Wc wish tie Wtir. :
other par, L, the Sa'e Lai d,u" VII as lh,.fp.
rex bal respected reol WI have earn,. by H..
tine, thai lhcy ha,cleen sadly Inactive while .,s.'
w],re theif ,HUr'nls se,a ioIasc NIT a. ,st -.
WHISKY, ef,r.5. STATE offhe polls:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
FROM FLORIDA

Iho Savannah Georgian bnngs Us latter intelligence
irm florda. The l.hh ult. Col Worth forced the
Indians uujcr lallee. tu- c ua Gee to action in the
hamnocb.. mar the saudh, Acr severe and well
contested llt thc enemy lose. one killed. two wound
I'd aud uuc taken peancr OF Col WORTH, company.
one WIS Killed and thrcc wounded. Lieut. Arnold md
Dmgman-, charged tho enemy hnc with only four
nen. two of whom wee wounded aud one killed
Nina persons had been recently murdered Oh OF near
lie Della, 10y lndaos.
g. hundred and one Indians were shipped from
lamIa for the West, tu the nll April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05


,.n5er the original 70 Mir. Harris Ii was made the
foundation OF an official correspondence Ween t"o high
of the & verumeat. evidently IA relation 10 The
ID, al misconduct 81 one Of them. In al IFS bearings,
~, ,yhale eorresnndeacs MAS oIcit Why. Then, has
il been abs.Tace3 from the proper Uie where " ""'
.sa I'M lar NOR, Than two ycars| viz is ltHew on
IL ,a,ter Of conjecture, bul that Conjecture anps u
a desire flr eoacegiae2R By whom, these papers nav
hsss distracted the committee eanult assaf bat the
evidence Il Mr. Cochaue, (which is appended traces
thcm last ata the hans # At Poiuselt
+, as,erlaa tac cpneas II iis lcueT 81 fof'oT -
li1rrs a.. ,anaitjse riei 10 p1ral testimony -
Ihc suit viii be found III ibe Deposition .. - hnff,
\. 40 ten W. as ie IS my. CHI o'aih IA tat l'ual
hnamu lie states that tie Porter letter i'1'".d
rs hands white a-ut D efiarWl clerk, and That ths
s.nts,tS woreo sucii character - On determine hh'
aa4,r his sense vi duty. II lay itiate fie N'r'a
~ of3Iaf lie iatlfts is that the cHutens OF tins
letter ralat Ia certain lsads ia " ss sFrt Belonging u
The Indians and made propositions securing :, ''u'
reservations for thc bepf6t al he ~iiefaa III h"fs.
Yvhp was rgarvj as parlHer IA '.e ssea'5,''"' ''a
was u riii bY tho land il reserved laat Harris, as
Conmssioner Il l1lar Mars bad to adF15iest' upon
these rnsaf9a1ions. holding The PlWtc 10 aAad tine i7az
whomsaeser purchased III l,'i'f fs.sff7l w o..
taia rcrsans an pg others II Nj u rel nj, vino "' r.
h. sic aal oeclcoB3e "a soait eG3. 2. agere the anf
Witness as5 states thai he haa 1HT-i9eaI With Nh
Harris fr drawing frsHig ap3n lr laa el the -
parsnont. "a be dis unset ltfsu- b ius agency
The f1ets hero Disclosed connected with Hts cas-
present public officer as assuming 4stsHeH7tl" T."
ers whe. gaze him absolute eaatf atef TIE money
Appropriated fr :hc Indian department They present
hat officer beng suspected 81 us'nE tttd muu'N@,
in partnership with another individual. ia purchase
iaiian reservations. at The yald, ut Wien rurrh1-lna
hs was e. effai5 tn be the JUDGE. When called IN g.
pan the cr.aasl.n'e4 leading te "a sa#peun. hr is
unable orunNsar - d. - satisfactorily. And N'Ts'
Imam this VII an these frs he.ir' toe President, las
officer Is permitted g. fssEa. without aaA mflhcr IN
ytsiirea4n ht ~ had. and tln f1p0r~ winch would I'll
1fsasl f.s at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
NEW SPRING GOODS
.dPRiL ISL, 1872.
- - N.F y. PeJ E,5&

~" opening at his st1re in the corner buildinq
= opposite the Market House. III Lynchbury variety
NE" a FasDEONaBEE GOODS.
: hese GOODS Were bought under the ,yir.o,e
ff C.iSiL 81" DIRT CHEAP,
PS-AIy friends in the country will find v,rio,r -,
+ RI E S.
e sfit their wants. to wit:
Good N. 0. Sugar at 4 ID per ID
/, Coffee at % per ID
Bacon, Salt, &c.
topoo Clh oosi Factory at perbale all numbers
snrl1a JOHN J. PURVIS.
tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Tn GnrT Rser.-Thc great match race on the
Long Island course. between to3dfa and Eoiea fr
100000 side VIII conc Of on Tuesday. the ltth
o May, and net the lfh as has been stated THIS race
Is 10 settle the groaf contest between the North and the
South and is ,aae more c,eeHe0t IN he sporting
circles Than the ctleLatcd Tec leiNcon Eclipse anil
Henry. Two hundred thousand dollars are sad ar,a
dy Ia have been staed ~ the on3s Of sion and Fash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

ANCIENT CoINs.-'Thc National Institution. at
Washington, hasroeeiled from Nm h. llod,son. t,sl.
at ins one hundred silver and ranzo coins, procpnd
india. Mr. II ssys The greater part Of Them an, If
singular beauty, and few rare. aud not always 10
be found IN European cabinets Of medals"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
From Tie Riehmond Star. .l4I3Q
DREADFUL AFFAlRll

heie was much excitement in the city Yesterday
'fn 10 caused BY the rumor, brought by The reoGt
train the night previous that Mr.. James Hamilton
merl 81 tins city. had been shot by uan uame Mn
f"'e al Beaver Dam Depot Tn facts connected vI,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
~ |, lNGIItNI.
AMHERST.

We gave ii" state Of the pills in This county in our
last we now s''ypn a letter from friend in that
county, adseItng to some Of the circumstance cnu,e
with the canvass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Hon. George \. Briggs Of Mass and Hon Thomas
+ Marshall OF Kentucky. have accepted aunyilaen Il
'he American temperance mon 1ovsit New Aolk
on the llh Of May aud address tie citizens in Me
broadway Tabernacle On the subject oi TEMPERANCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Ttlc gpnci,turg 1'tcnimias.
THURSDAY, MY ), l-..2.
ELECTION RETURNS.

Il yl, | !
.. ~,
= - - ''''' ''' "''' NJ
,.'' - ''' ~ = - '',', M
~ NY - ~ '.'.' -. - -" No.
40 :
ny =. =
~
II ~ ~ '' '''"' 80
.''' az, ~, ',' VIZ
81 mn wv way M VIM '''o' 3" '''' I'M
'''"' ''e',y ''' III i'".''' ''' "!'' IN
"''' ..'''' ~ IN al'' We 'a'' IN '''i'' con
'' - ! '"' 900 ''''f'''
~ MUM ''' ''75' ' o'''' '''''" ~ ''''
' "'' a' 'so' u. ''''1' ''i' '' '''' ms
I''',''.'' causes u t'' 9''''. q" Inc nh'@'' IN na}
''''' = anu ~ ''' e..''''''' u u'r ''y'I1'5 Id
- az ''''' 10 'e IL. '''e ,''.S' " .d 'i
W. ''',, i',''5 ''''i.'" ',' ~ ,''i1'
. u 7'.,,. '''T' ~ ~ ,''' '''f'o''
'''''''' "',.,',' '.', ''''ooa'
''' ,'ai'''' ~ '"e ''ia " N'I'a''
.'','' ~ '''' ''''"' VI '''' i -
''''' N''' no Is e'''s.''"H n'@No2 war upon ana
'''''5 was ~, Vt -, II - I",''lD ANY
l"'9' however strong. me "oade - na'' aoeef
''''''''''S ,", " ,,a nave 80 w =
maintained 'i'lf GROUND ana 'h'e' Tie laI IN The pnee
VI ,' gu ~ y ''"I'S ''ef'i''
10 ena ao'c'd'ui events WAS 'f'iaiiy attributed 10 the
n as's' ''' " sS aad among Tic ignorant It ismain
,''' '''s Wa" "',iol ''R'''''' And Inc h91h'"4
It ''' 'i' ''e ''''7' - 9eaefa
NM "'P qua, "''''s',i' !" -iaa' WAS "''4e"
W." "''ss'c '"'''-z''''''S" II Is hi'"a thal TIE
wings o' virginia Lave Us defidedy condemned
Una" Il" as have 'ef 'ppo"'h'S In reference To this
'a"'h5 the way We saIi nave something to say hen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
Domestic fnteutaeuoe.
IMPORTANT FROM RHODE fSL-lN'D.
from he Pr5etdaace Ereaiaa Chronicle, .ltgil %.
NETTING OF THEIFGISIkII RE.

/, ,r,,r1s3=s with Che pr5rl4H.3tla If t.aglruar
I>,.y isl,4I m SUNDAY the 9lil. raIuo "a tAuauI
,r, S,.s, -. tie General A4s55l, "a iba SiaIe tiri
s. assembled a tie Cuft li5ale m this city yes; r
t5t afternoon. \ larlc qaofun we're prse1t On Gic
n. meeting ~ IN aduufnmea # llt OF tn1 quarter,
a. haur Nps had On assfl,il,. a.rs.n tie How.
M. IN ..s7.,, vs. received from tlta Lpy,u4aH
fseflr,,1 fftf S,gtr aaf II Bse 81 Representatives.
= tbr Oh 80 II tHf lite a5f ii tt,e t,s4eaI Assem-
EF and alter IL f#ra.f., rH I'd l.rl tf Tn I.re
Il 4elr,at I, Izus eft THIS Stair atd uakaa le4aa O,
#rlp. lief aiit- GO Tie governmental h#fr that Oh.
further action YIN fi ua4HHrnrr,, Hdlr tl.r
Sutton ih, ,i4s.ii authorizing d.. O, a1al .sHerI
So a., 10, ms r ,,rr. necessary GO the ls,..s oi
H.. f,t. .4trfa - az cut Ill.,. laus AMI -. ~ ur
>ll,, .,,ats-i domestic yiu.er...saa d...ras p.,-hlc
n avid au h5se collision hsletru nureIl.ais 1.ut
the Hon john 4 l'rnc.,. Jsim Nhqple md ELISHA
- p.u.r - i,.bta=fa t, fl a ,.ss, Il l5,iag
DE whole iaat.Hr 9,fIc H. fIas.ioul 81 tin u,i
States I,#,.aaaf lti ataI#f - ur,s-,d a- II suul3
ft with the s##.if#lpa. # h# ssbaDt uaulI l. -nii
.3s54t Ia .I#fI. f,,., VIM lad boon falsely taught
fI,Iri.,-, e.IfzI Pr,pu'4 Constitution. ulaa. by li.
,. ,..,,,., ,..i,.. l..,,,,,. .I..r,t,,. mint
l,q, If ihr SIT Ifraeh IN, / communicated T..
The President naili.a ii .a4r ia i4ade Island.
aud Igf,l I'm hmm ihp s5a4.rHn,u ,r letter au.I>
masr known II t4a and the Isa5gI a r Stat generally
bt NJ, pa.sa5lan I.mrl#fiae Us tdI, commune. iiou
d., 1t lrlHl1r. lIIf ~ uptl the matter .
.rton ,.>nr,...l5 th. pas l,id,d ainnl 1t ua.
hal.I b., tle Supporters If ..4snr.,a, iu Raad lluI
As calculated sdearI a opposition tl oDr law aal -,
5siu1 auJbpdue IN the manntr ht.t Offensive In th.
feelings u isa who have Isrn moi actively ha-'J, o.
then Aud ain happy TO ala. tHat u III portions ii
lie State, - eise, have asa all HAT could have
hon expected nom It, II aI,r Pal3#as et tHs
Sale. and e. eialA IA tie al, al Providence rr
efet "a say thu different sPnt ia5 rfr'7fa and The
I#,ft.tyr, ft,,V54 ,,u ,y i,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
!'R ANkIIN.

The " al9S bose t~3 III tbs c'naiy-at which we
are not 50 much Surprised As are aud AS all parties
are AT the ma@nnle ii The malortles Ii was general
~ supposed that the contest would ne yery c,sc The
vote siaals Is G,lluWs:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Gfem EI"S -Nevcn'ccn y Founders arrived here
Yesterday IN the Nonongahoa, from rjitsmrg That
ICONS me war, and we are very happy to hear such re
nat $ what we 90 in lor.-.N q. Pica,pme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

The following is the statement e the polls IN Til.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
MEXICO AND TEXAS,

The Madiscnian Of Wednesday states
that George S. CURSOR, Esq, bearing
dispatches from the United States Min
lister at Mexico to The Department Of
Stale, arrived at Washington on Wed.
nesday, having left Mexico on the 10Th
and performed the whole distance be-.
tween the two cities OF Mexico 4 Wash.
ington in % days! Mr., G. confirms
the capture of San Antonio by the Tex
ians, u0der Gen. Wall; they having
carried The town while the court was IN
session, and broke into the court room
while some lawyers were arguing q
case, and taken plaintiff and defendant
jury and ali, prisoners. The belief IS
that a serious attack is intended on Tex
as by Mexico, and that the destination o.
the troops, assembled under pretence o
proceeding TO Yucatan, is, in reality
Galveston,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
DA.

The New Wheat T1riG.-The RoCh-
ester N. Y. Democrat says: 1.-THE Pro-
vincial Parliament was prorogued on the
18th inst, until the 18th day Of Novem
Der next. The Governor General gave
his assent 10 a number Of bills passed by
Parliament. Among these we find one
"to provide for the freedom Of elections
throughout the Province" Another to
raise by loan in England, El,5OOOO0,
for the construction and completion OF
certain public works in Canada" extend
ing The charter and increasing the CAPT.
tai stock of the Commercial Bank oil
Midland District, and the Bank OF Upper
Canada.
The bill "to impose a duty upon For
eign Wheat into Canada" the Govern
or reserved for the further Specification
OF her Majes,y's pleasure thereon,"-
This is the usual course with bills oil
this character. It will, therefore, be
two or three months before it is posi-
lively known whether this important
bill is or IS not TO become a law. We
believe that it will be approved; but a
the same time we do not believe that The
home government will sanction the sug
geslion Of some of the friends Of the bill
that Wheat from the United States, ate
having paid the Canadian duty, may
pass into England as Canadian Wheat
That, after all, is the important point
If that righl is not extended to Ameri
can Wheat, the bill will operate as a SO
we're check upon the WelIand cana
commerce, and e~ffeclualIy exclude thu
further shipment Of American Whea
for the Canadian market"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-04
THE COALITION COMPLETE.

The Statesman is crowded with Gov.
eminent advertisements. 1t is receiv
ing Its reward for the powder that was
used in announcing the first Veto to the
people. When that Veto reached Ohio,
wheat was selling at a dollar a bushel,
here in the GENRE OF the State it
is down TO Sc or 40 cents. quasi
Quires'' fills his pockets by the same
means which emPlies those Of the hard
working man.
Notwithstanding the coalition Of Ty.
lerism with Locolocoism, Mr.. Webster
thinks we ought to support the second
edition Of ArnoIdism at the head Of the
AdminissralioO!-O. S. Jour.