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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

F~toeV
Cirquante p~instres alfparaynnt enyoy6s
par Mr.. +. ID. Conrad. ont CITE distributes
tgalcment en.re Mines. Converse ct
Kenyon.
Baton Rouge, Is j%anvior, 1912.
tSignt,) Gu TESTER.
JAS. CoorER.
J. PHILLIPS.
J. M. BRUNor.
L. coinit6 croft quill est do son devoir
dc fare connaitre Ia maniere don't
il a rempl les deyoirs dlifici|es qui lui ont
tt6 %confits ponr Ia distribution dcs fonds
81 reimbursement allon6s u victipes de
l'incendle de cette vile, ct dan ms CO but II
prasente 10 tabIeau CT dessus, CONNIE TN
rapport Gdele dc Accomplishment dc ses
dcvoirs.
(Sigtt,) On. TESTER,
]. Pu1LLfrs,
J. M. BRuNor,
JAMES COOPER.
pA,.~ D.. ny ,,nyt,r 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-29

Liste des individus %auxqpels l'nppropria.
ton do $4,000 allouse par pttat, d oto oc
troytc par les soussignds, connie nomm6
par TN acte dc Ia Legislature, a~rprouvG 10
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA

~ ianyjer 81 AdmiDisir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

The movement OF these concerns present strong
trsst The Carrollton and Canal will probably soon re-
sumo but their delay in doing greatly enhances the
difficulty. The depostes of both ofhem very limited
contrasting very strongly with that feature of the specie
paying banks and indicating great of confidence
the part of the public in those institutions the specie
paying banks the movement indicative of the Of
business The great influx Of specie into the port of New
Orleans has swollen the spsce in the vaults Of the Banks
but would altog in the sha Of deposites
which have increased to nearly the extent while
the paper circulation Of the Banks increased bat very
small amount appears therefore, that nearly
of the specie which has arrived New Orleans has
into general circulation and the balance in the Bank
awaiting investment If then these planters insist upon
receiving specie in payment of their produce will be
drawn out into crculaonif they to take Bank
will be made in Bank paper, drawn out through the
notes Of the merchants at charge OF to per per
annum, which charge the planter will have to pay Let
him, then, consider whether he afford so costly
currency. The and of specie is at the out
side, but Of per cent per annum whereas paper
money costs always Sper cent per annum which const.
tutss the profits Of the stockholders of 900 Banks with
capital Of $3.50 OOo amounting to tax of S2s 900 900
per enough support the federal government and
equal halt the whole cotton crop, which the labor
GUS classes give annually the sristocrac corporations
for the Of their paper credit money, which credits
they never redeem when it is inconvenient. Let the
planters consider this and insist that all the specie which
the country being heproceeds Of their cotton
shall be used for currency instead of being used
Of taxing them through the medium OF bank pro-
misses to pay it over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

On Sunday morning, of CONSUMPTION. in the twent,
eighth year OF her age MAncAREr juLrA wife of Alexan
der Crawford, and eldest daughter of George Bake.
well, Esq.
The relatives and friends of the family are respecuy
requested TO attend the funeral Tuesday the ath inst
al r. NJ, without further invitation from the residence
Of her father No. l92 Second street. dIa otr
At Woodbridge, N. j., in the 65th year Of her age
MAR MAcpALESA conso OF John + Kessler OF the city
Of New York.
The relations and friends of the family are invited 10
attend her funeral from board the steamboat
of Barclay street, Tuesday morning, 18th instant
at half past eleven o'clock A. NJ.
On Sunday morning, 18th inst after short and
we're illness, Mrs. SALLY MARSHALL, widow Of james
Marshall in the 55,h year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and also Of her
son. Squire Marshall respectfully requesedto attend
her unei al at o'clock on Tuesday morning. from No. II
Weehawken st.
N.B.ATier remains will be Inferred al sparty, West
chester County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Dec. u-6 r. M.
At Boston, Saturday the great sale of Massachusetts,
State per stock payable in 1871, to the extent OF
sisooOo made, prices ranging from SAL tos7 New
York State SIS Of 1860, sell at 49, The Massachusetts
stocks for the urherance the Western Railroad
which, up to this ,me ha, been detrment to NewYork.
Boston has four Railroads running into her bosom from
all quarters of New England, every part of which is
braccd by the lateral reads connected with the great Rail-
road avenue to Boston, Connecticut and Rhode Island have
Jour Railroads traveIsng them, which terminate Bos
tom and yet they the hher end have no connection
with New York. Let any take map of Massachusetts,
and part OF New York lie will find the Providence and
stonngton Railroad connecting Boston and stoningon
The Boston and Albany Railroad running due West is
ntersecicd Worcester 10 miles by the Norwich Rail-
road At Springfield, 81 miles further it cut by the
New Haven Road and still to Albany by the Hon.
saionc Railroad Here four Railroads terminating on
Lona Island sound running Connecticut dividing
that State into nearly equal sections and draining
whole country OF its business into the great channel
Boston, New York has made sort of effort to gather
up the heads of these roads at soDingon. Norwich, New
Haven aud Bridgeport, to lead them into this city, And
vet connection with the two latter points highly fea-
sible From New Haven to Bridgeport is about 20 miles
From Bridgeport the New York line rs miles From
the New York line to the valley OF the Bronx where the
Harlem Railroad terminates is 10 miles. is under.
stood that committee Of delegates from New Haven and
Bridgeport now here, proposing to build road
through from New Haven to the Connecticut line, pro-
viding the 10 miles TO connect it with the Harlem Read
can be built The contamination OF this would open all
the valley Of the Connecticut River and the Western
part Of that State, and also Massachusetts to the New
York market, and win make the Western Rail.
road tributary to New YORK instead Of Boston,
glance at map viii show tina. it is more to the inter-
est Of all that section to come 10 the New York market
than Boston, through its means New York will become
the Of the manufactures Of Connecticut which
are now driven to compete IN the Boston market with
those situated that point This is consideration
entirely independent Of the great connection with the
West through Albany, snl will make the Albany Rail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
Arrivals.

AsroRs-The Hon. Rufus Choate Senator in Congress
from Massachusetts, arrived at this house yesterday to-
gether with some twenty ether gentlemen.
hotel yesterday, notice the Of the Hon. 8. s.
Mr. Phelps has been instructed by his vote
for repeal he bankrupt law and also for the reduction
OF the salaries Of all the Representatives to Congress
is probable that il is the weight Of these instructions that
has retarded the honorable genemans progress towards
the seat OF govenmentegpeciay the roads have been
very heavy from the great abundance OF snow that has
fallen at the North.
In reation.to the unknown person whom we noticed
few days since having decoyed certain sagacous Pre-
sdent of Wall street hank How Hotel under the
pretence OF his having lodgings at that house. we deeea
It prudent net 10 publish any thing promised
that time as the officers in pursuit OF him. ana men
have been frustrated By such publication now
state however that he really parson ana had oeeh
preaching in Meriden, Conn That the whole mai from
that place certain day missing aud that this par
mailed from this city the day the mail was lost
He left this city Yesterday for Hartford in the charge OF
u s. Marshall having been given up by his friends who
say that he is subject fits of insanity and was probably
the time OF the alleged offence We therefore, jor
the present suppress his name
AMERcAs.-we omitted to mention, that Mr.. Smith
Thompson IT, u. s. NJ who arrived at this house Satur
day was bearer of important dispatches from Mexico
the Secretary of State He departed his mission last
evening. Among the arrivals this house Yesterday,
were the Hon. Mahon Dickerson, of New Jersey; Col.
Cranes Of the Army Capt. Breweren u. s. Engineers
Lieut. Moony and Lady of the Navy; Lieut.. Tghman
u s. Ship vandalis and Pnrser ~ c. Holland and Lady,
with some dozen others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
Married.,

At Brooklyn, Dec. lOth by the Rev. VIM Henry Lewis,
CosSELIus BANr., Esq, Of New York to Miss CAROLINE
NJ VAS BusKrRx, Of Bloomipgdale
on the afternoon of the 10Th inst. by the Rev Henry
Ghasc ApoLrH A. GuRv, ESQ., of this city TO Miss JANE
y. JOHNSON daughter of COL Nathaniel Johnson of Os
wego.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

n5- COL. BENSON, 2l9 BLpECKER STREET,
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster Il worth its weight in
goli He was cured in day of pain in the side by
OF tn He has used Sherman s LozeDges in his family
for three years and always keeps them in his house
for any emergency. They have repeatedly cured his
children of coughs, worms &C. DR.. Shermans ware
house at log Nassau street. door above Ann
Agents ITO and 45o Broadway; 227 Hudson, 1888 Bowery
II East Broadway, Sc William street, and l39 Fulton st
Broeklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
SPLE NDID ATTRACTIONS,
MAGNIFICENT NOVELTIES.
SEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE

BrCdd,cGu. Opposite the Guy
Mr.. II. BENNETT Manager announces that he ~
heavy s1psnss, obtained the DRESSES we.. -
Or t6s oec..ia Of HER MAJEsTY,S MARRlA0E AM
CORONATION. SIGNOK BLlTZ, Magician. st...
Dancer and Xsppcqa, Miss GLE NJ NE
singer, .ea Nj, PELARgE The Nine; MAppINnlElcnSS
LERY, PERFORMANCES. LIVE ALB!NO, DEES,
AND HALF MILLION OF CURIOsITlEss all for yns-
'THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY i -
word-Now exhibiting a the Of chatham
and Tryou Row. opposite the Park for a
A Double Spanish Live Bull taken Buenos Avrey.
the fa hv the Spaniars the $780, and
New York in lBiz.
He is considered bv naturaIMts be wonups
formity in the known world He has double winap,uo.
Bile breast, coubc pauncb, double ribs six
and some other parts double Hc a.
good health. and supposed to be nine
100 poulds
Professors Of Natural History Surgeons. nns,o,-.,
won d do well to visit and judge for
A Three Legged Cow three old She arrsr.uy
Of one fore leg. and so from
a Costmundi.
Sea Dog or Sea Leopard taken alive in the North
The head resembles that of dog aud the skin spotted like
that ofs Leopard. Truly wonderful curiosity.
Wolf Monkeys, &c.
To be from o'clock A NJ till 10 M
Admission IL 2 cents children under 10 Of half
price.
Good Music in attendance n23 lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
Packets tn Sail.
To ship Masters and Agents,

We shall esteem II favor if captains OF vessels viii cy.
70 ConIno.ore ROBERT SnvLr, of news iect a re-
poF' the shipping left the port whence they sailed m.
es.e spoken ON their s of their cargo and sy
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them I'M
medaelv their arrival Agents and corespopdents AT
home abroad viii also confer favor by sending TO this
ohce all the marine intelligence they can obtain Nsntic
information of any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
AUCTION SALES

ntO ltOlN On LEAo
Ts s2 Sell ss I ho Ags5pBssT
Gs:ores No. q .dan Gn ~ rs Fsiton ssr,sf,
MONDAY.
Alto l-2 O'Clock IN the sale rooms.
Large Sale of Dry Goods clothing. jewery, fancy and
Also trunks elegant second hand wearing apparel
large lot OF cloths cssmeres vestngs hosiery GLOW esshs
TUESDAY.
sad " S1 p ass sSsswy Of
s s S ss %ss. essns Furniture IL the ety. ssaa
pb tsp furniture dressing bureaus pier and Ia
as sd 1 tn or ssA S~ % AND S
YSVn sI; SSoS,fi s,ahs Lying saaso &c
Also superb Piano FOes by order of the Marshal at IL
WE DNEsDAY.
Valuable Second Haad Furniture sae~x ssp.Hor extern
"s and tine ss Of al npa
Also uncommony fine variety Of city made new cabinet
Also, beds, window c9 r.,iI %s,ysses Sc
Sale of elegant furniture AID Paao Forte. in continuation
at John st, at ls1 o'clock
Splendid Painting s.leEA TO-, o'clock the remaining aud
s m Of the end in
by the best masters.
At l0x o'clock, in the sale rooms
Elegant Furniture of all DESCRIPTIONS.
BY RIELL s. ARCULARIUs
r. A., RESPECTFULLY notify public that they will sell at
hereafter nosedj the G,ey Of the National Academy Of
Des collection Of superb Oil Paintings, comprising
works OF the old win favorable oppoun
ty will be presented obtain such and pleasing
ments.
SATURDAY
AT io1a O'clock " the sales room,
large assortment Of and second hand furniture, &C.
Also. elegant rosewood sett, consisting of couches
chairs. tabourettes and marble top table.
Also elegant mohogau marble top dressing bureau
marble top washstand-all rich.
TUESDAY.
AT l0l5 O'Clock the Sales Room.
large sale of desirable groceries, viz:Fne old madeira.
various brands Also, the celebrated boiepger anchor
double wines equal imported Anne RIGA.
Also old Irish and Scotch whskev in bottles brandy gin and
IN wood and glass excellent; variety of fan
liquors and codas olives capers,
je'es Also brands Of good old Havana CARS fine
order imported and subject to debenue. Also do
nestle made good imitation, well packed and worth the
tention of dealers and private gentle men.
WEDNESDAY.
AT I0a o'clock at the Sales ROOM.
An assortment of and second and furniture sc. do
THURSDAY.
Al l0h O'Clock, at 1873 Houston street.
Kich and elegant household furniture consisting
piano. made bv Henri Hertz OFF the celebrated composer
dining tables. oil paintings cirpetng oil cloths, glasses
damask window curtains, rbe wash stands
feather BEDS stoves and all kinds Of kitchen attic
wares. used by agood house keeper.
MONDAY.
At l0if O'Clock. a the sales room.
Of black blue aud coth ready made cloth
coats, Spanish coaks frock and dress coats.
Aso fancy goods ribbons needle work.
watts, cards worsted and silk hosiery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE 0F ATMOSPHERIC
M LEVETT Dentist the ntroducer into this country IN
prncele ~ by himself ALONE courts the airen
ton the uubc his Improvement The established
OF Dr. Levett his well known, pecua and
scientific adaptation supplying the deficiencies OF the Teeth
the unvaed satisfaction which he fully guarantees
in his inviting the attention Of the ladies'
who may require new for those disnlsced by nature;
NJ. LEVITT, Dentist. 200 Broadway.
corner Warren street opposite the Park;
tCopy Of Letter from M. M Noah, Esq 70 Dr. Levettl
Dear Sir 1T both Of duty pleasure state,
that artificial teeth the principle OF Pherc
winch you made fora lady in my family has succeeded
in every respect appearance, comfort and utility and han
given entire satisfaction.
am, dear sir your obedien, sc lyant, 90
Dr. Leve has Permission refer 10 Of the elite Of the
citizen Of New York dc lmsr
DROKEN BANKS.-Bank of Lyons, CONNER cial Buffalo,
ID County and all other doubtful aud broken bank
JAMES g Co,
dinIwr 60 Wall street
no DnUGGISTS,-A situation wanted (ether in he CITY
country by young man, who has had several yesrs
experence ~ the Retail Drug Business. Direct W Dnoo
Reference-Messrs. John FAIR Co. Chemists, Phlade-
phia. do sw d&wsr
MILITARY BALL-The New York Highland Guard
u will give their first Ball Monday evening, Dec 18th
lsi2, at the Apollo Saloon.
Tickets may be had at the following pacss:-
Hewitt Co corne, Broadway and Park Place.
Firth u Hall, franklin Square.
Captain J, CIaIg, 5it Pearl street
DR.. Geo. Moron, corner Graud and ~ streets.
dt tri2ins'r j. ~. tLrVENT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
TIRES ~ aIlane and celebrated Pills, from, Portugal
porcriF., 20 be obtained r this courY Zee sdvssin
asnt on tcs l;sg sntatss -" "a -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

ny- TO OFFICE SEEKERS AND OFFICE HOLD
ERs.-There will soon be struggle between the ms and
the outs. The ms have to 60 out, but who will be the
to in is just knoy question: To keep both
sides in order that they need not fret themselves into
cold and consequently fever, let each procure
package of Pease Son's Hoarhound Candy and they will
chat and agree perfectly together if they had
a political squabbe with another The Hoarhound
extract cures cold, soens the voice, and makes the
whole system vigorous and healthy. To those engaged
in public speaking hen the voice is kept in continual
exercise nothing be beneficial than the clarified
of oarhond sold by j. Pease Son, As Division
street. No. 10 Aston House. Ito Broadway and Sc William
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
MoBiLE-shp Atal ntaMss Catharine Mctray Miss Is,-
pei McCray, Chanea McCav, Mrs Hathaway servan6
IN the sfeerage - ~
AT BosToN-In the Acadau, from Hahfax-Capt Treadwel
late Of bsrlue Em VIM Newman New York.
Foreign snsporfatsons.
RIo GRANDE-Brig Frances Am-29} hides Dowey * De-
maIest2 bies hair w StaplesI do Boyer-l25 hides
Ba,kwsl coo bales wool W Thomas-2 bales hair
l00 hides Grtna3 do chsrdli2 bales hair 5o9 hides
1913 horps Ill S6 shin bones 81 bales wool to order.
Domestic f,nportations.
MoBEShp Atalanta-sse bales cotton "a bales moss ann,
dry boxes fruit, &c order. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
FRANKLIN THic ATRE.
CHATHAM SQUARE.

,n,,.,,,,. -. CHATHAM SQUARE.
REDUCED PkICES-Dress circle, rs cents, including
Second tier Boxes i2s cents Gallery l2 cents. Pit az
cents NO other place OF amusement New York affords
much genteei graiihcaton be this week tho
In addition the sready long OF names Is added the no.
pula Miss Resale, Vocalist.
Mr. Hatch the Anne iican rival OF Otto Motty Paul Al
be known oIy at the Thea.re Mr. Winche Yankee Doll
M Miss Emma lnce dtnseuse Carson the great clown;
Emery, Bennie Brown, Mr. c. D. Jer kins, Master Ds
mond Messr. Ruggles Miller, Mesayer, Brothers of War
saw, Rc ardson and Master Henry.
Among the performers will be found Miss Aurio Miss Ro
samond, Miss Augusta Miss Celeste, and La Petite Ceno.
Mr.. Noshers Brass Band is engaged.
Doors open at 6-Commence att.
No performance on Friday rights. NIL lmIssr
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALN UT.ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS {. CUsHMAN
10 In consequence Of the great preparations necessary
for the PRODUCTION Of the New Panomime, called THE
BLACK RAVEN OF The TOMBs." will prevent It's
e.. A. MARSHALL. Lessee.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Marble ldng Broadway, opposite ST. Paul's Church.
Day Vision admitted the same evening free.
. THE WORLD CHALLENGED.
Ire Manager happy TO that he has, al
GENERAL TOM THUM, JUNIOR.
The most wonderful war in the world. He but foot
WEIGHS TNLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
lively and talkative of fine and
questionaby the living curiosity in the world.
Also engaged the Lilliputan Family of ten Iiormen
the admired Miss HOOD. the charming songstres
The Fortune Telling GIPsEY GIRL, &c
Also exhibiting, the Fac Smile OF picture Of
the Albino Lady, and 500 ,00o Curosities.
Admission Tn all Is cents-Children half price. dice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
Packets Io Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus. Cole, Nov. 10
Sheridan. De- Peyster. Nov. IS
South America, Bailey, Now 10
PROM PoRTsMouTH.
Gladiator, Brition. Nov. 10
Mediator, Champlin, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Csstoff, Nov. 10
ST. Nicolas, Pell, Nov. is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
M A r TIM E. HER AID

snhlng Days OF the Steam Ships.
,.,L:. .,.r FROM ENGLAND. FROM AMERICA
Columbia, Miller Dec ~
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SPANTH MAGAZINE

IN MONDAY l2h instant. will be opened, the Spanish
Msgsxne no 20 Nassau street Herald Buildng Tor the
xeusye sale wholesale and retail of the SPANISH ROY
Al AIss cS SS..s my SUPERIOR HAVANA AND PRIN
IPE SECehs OF the best Vuelta-Aba and Yara Tahacco
The agent q the Spanish Royal Company invites his friends
and The pupe 20 give trial. ard judge themselves of the
psr,or cuai'ty and moderate price OF his Segars
B-A LOT Of 20 900 old Havana No 2 will be sold in
punches OF - each, at I'd. Cd per bunch.
d0 2'sSN-gc 95 Nassau street, Herald building.
GOAL! COAL! COAL The subscriber having taken
~ the yard southwest Of King and Greenwich street.
now RECEIVING aul supoy Of Schuyk and Peach Orchard
Coal selected from The hest Veins which he offers the fol-
From the yard hqualy broken and screened
Egg size $50
Stove, 5,25
Delivered free Of Cart &c.
dl2 I'm sec IAMEG nOwNEV
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CAKD-J BAHDUL II, supeI,nt pess 20 IhIOTm
Cafe and Boarding House for gentlemen No 100 Broadway,
which will he conducted npon the plan Of the celebrated Cafe
Joitoni at Paris.
There are twenty furnished rooms attached the
Cafe which will be let and meals furnished number
gentlemen forming club at such hour they may select
Madame Bardottc long and he fayorablv he
intend the house:
Gentlemen will be furnished with meals any hour in the
coffee
GThe cuisine arrangements viii be f,upd Of the rst
wines liquors. &c. the best that be regardless
of expense.
CAFE TORJDN
a1s 2wsr 100 Broadwav. between Liberty Cedar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-21
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPF1Y
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED. HERB. Ann
OTHER SEED

/ L nANb lds received fresh assortment Of Sect ..
- r- very Snu OF the most choce Garden and 80.
loMeI seed Most Of these seed are rrov-n h. ~
, S AZ o. baltimore and OF them are inn
el from me besS European houses, All Of bicb 80.
warranted 20 give satisfaction ami show befr oh are
/ as follows SUMMER VIII PTo'e-List
Sc kind Of Herbs s,- G..