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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

SpRlNe RACES" The friendspf the Turf
seem II have enjoyed a vast deal of sport
from the spring races olltle Metairie Course,
full reports Of which have been duly furnished
Va by our friends of the city. We regret ex-
ceedingly that our limits will not suffer US TO
give an extended notice of these races, and
mus, conte Mt ourselves with the following
summary.
Monday March l3th, 1s43.--Match $4,000
to $1,000 Sally Shannon against Wahz-
weights for age--two miles heats.
w. p. Greer g. Co.'S b, I. Sally Shannon
by Wood pecker. dam by Sir Rich
ard, 3 Y. SIS lbs, (FRENcH IL
7. J. Wells g. c. Waitz, Gown brother
to Reel,) by imp Glencoe out of imp.
Gallopade, Q y. e.-75 lbs. [p.
Fowler. 90
Time, 3:50--3:55.
Wednesday, March 18th, ls43-Great Pro-
ducc Stake for three year olds-colts carry
ing s6 lbs. and fllias 80 lbs.-Twenty ore
subscribers at s20GO--Forfeit $5ON-Two
! mile heats.
MIR. J. G. Boswell's b. C. Ruffn, by imp.
Hedge ord, out Of the da,A of Luda,
MONK i
Mr.. b. i. kannar's gr. {. Blue Bonner,
by imp, Hedge ord, out OF the dam
of Grey Mejoc, IGHlsEL's EN- %
Mr.. T. ], Wells CHI. c. by Dick Chinn.
out OF Exfio, dis.
Tine, 3:501-3:50.
Thursday March 10Th, lsl3.-St Charles
| Plate. value Ss50-SI50 added by The Pro-
prioor. Louisiana Jockey Club weights
two mile heats /:
Fergus Duplant!er's b. C. Creath by imp.
Tranby, dam by Big Archie. 4 y.o.
[MoNK1 Il
Capt. WIN, ]. Minors or. {. lady Jane,
by imp Leviathan. out OF Jane
Grey, by Orphan Boy, 3 y.o. %
James Porter'sb b. c. Chateau Lafte, by
imp. Chateau Margaux out of a Rat
tier mare, 4 70. ~
TIME:
First Heat. Second Heat.
lat mile, los LIST mile, l:T
ID 2.04 ID POS
Anl A.0S +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
SALE AT AtJcTfON

SALE AT AUCTION.
pn saturday LIST April next, there will be
~ at auction 1t the court house in the town
bafonsRouge The negro man PHILIP, be.
sved 10 be aged about 10 years, a good bar
Dr. and waiter.
Terms-Cash.
mi, rnh Ia G
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

Making a grand total Of S2,03I ,03s 60.
The expense of the people has been about
$1,000 a-day; or, estimating a Congressional
day at five hours, a thousand dollars an hour!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

A1rruiI
~
j the ~g6oe~laDODS'

TN Thursday tlp' !.
Of public auctiont "s
store, On the follaF sao 49,
cash all SIMS 5t20, payable the lst Ja-
nnary 1a44. The chaser giving note salts.
factorily efdorS d.,
1request all foas ~ Whom am indebted
10 present .beig .u".s' ana iof me last lime
! invite those jo,ea 70 me 10 come forward
and settle, If WISH u avoid the expense
Of prosecutio
march e5H " GUZMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

SsikscE.-Mr Young. a member of Con-
@eress from Feslnens. makes bold to deny " the
carrettaess Of the Nefcica;cn theory efgrcuity
ii ii! rs principles and applications whether
uaer .s bread hypothesis Of The innate gray
IN Il matter. or Tie law by which ii is gov
erae1. Al BY hin given or promulgated 10 the
wori
lAunAar- -F1rty.fi sc yoils l2i.csin OHIO
have Petfsoaej The 10 REFUGE the ices uslaNE
received BY e.ergsanea ard magistrates. for
performances Of marriage ceremony. Sensible
gals art theyt.-If ilere's ! single man.
nifh 4 plural nliild, IN inc Union, he'll marry
ne gheie Of them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

Mn. HuEsToNt-Ifaying seen my name
published in your paper as a candidate Tor tue
Office of Mayor at the April e%lectlor' u % aae
10 my friends 10 decide soon whether am a
candidate or not.
It IL more than probable ! shall be called
from nome some months this summer on pri-
yate business. | therefore Tel 1t my anfy
thus to decline beng a candidate this seispn'
and il il with much pleasure. | take thts oppor-
tunity Of expressing my sincere gratitude 10
my friends and the public IN general. Tor the
honor and the very many favors nave re-,
| rcivea at their hands as we'll as the liberal
support / have met with since ] have lived III
d. r. REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

pointed to exapahe into the alledgsd abuses
BY tho managers Of the peuiteniissy, came ~
to this place last Monday. Affertl.l la
careful esasufna,,g non ssneh.'sfteeee as e""''
h.. rroept,d. il ,y.s pretty generally asses-
taiua ts,,aopaM them knew anything about
Il rhe eo,Htrittee--Mesers BrasleaS. Spaf-
row pol EAst@-will have but . lean repufs
To tpake. They LEFT for New Orleans on
"Wednesday.
Aiplss issbir no istpRg-hitcr 'eaV-
ing that gallant ootps, the 81 Dragoons, 20
die a neglected death III the House OF hep-
resentatiyes, the missionaries Of our govern.
men, bavs ordered them 10 leave their pre-
sent peti. and manifest Themselves (as Ken
dali would say on the the South Western
frontier. The object Of this order, IL, we I'M
ierstand. to have the regiment IN a secure
place on the 23d Of April, when Miller puts
il execution lis infammatory projects agains'
"this lower %'artll" They are there TO stand
as q doom'F-day corps dc reser'e!
-4-A-4~@-A----
ManKEr.--The New Orleans market pre-.
SENS no new feature this week. The sales
of cotton, continue very small, at The existing
prices /. and even these we learn, are likely
TO submit IL q further reduction, in eonse-
%pienee of the l,uropesn Intelligence BY the
Great Western. We have, as yet, received
no printed accounts Of the arrival Of the
steamer, but learn verbally. that she brings the
diseouraging news Of another cent. decline
IN the Gotten matket.
Sugar aells freely and at . small advance
for The better qualities over The rs'ea publish
ed last week. Up country produce In sbnn.
dant and cheap. flour, especially, which
tot,k Il sudden rise aeme leu days ago, has
| again declined 10 former ra'en.
uF We acknowledge The receipt of certain
public documents trsm Washington, under
the frank Of tho Hon. J. c. Clark.
T." Metsrs. Barruw, Conrad, pawssn and
Moore have. we Understand, al arrived at their
homes. AT. Dar.sw arrived last week, and
Mr. Lawson a day or two since.
----Z----4
WAR !! The crisis is approaching the
storm whtte an ter has been go long and care.
fully nursed, 10 about to burst upon he with all
lite violence. We feel tive see II. Diplo.
macy and concession seem 10 avail nothing
The elements of mans turbulent passions are
.urcharged by the exhalations OF n long and
fn,ej peace. For them az, for the elements
Of the material world, there liz but one remedy
-conaict You cannot lull them into gen
~tleness, or tame them by delay. The longer
YOU impfison, the greater your excrtions &c
smether them, the more fatal their ravages
when all restraints are carried away before
their resistless force, Our future prospects
are shronded In gloom the horizon of ou,
hopes is ~o'efcast with dark and lurid clouds
and the harsh voice of the coming strife Peel!
through the land az a peeled onion appeals tt
the eyes Of the peeler!
Wen pare thia article off here. Since we
were promoted from a captain Of The night
watch to A Lieut.. Colonel of the Bloody 18th
we begin to believe the country safe. We
defy the searching pretentione of Great Bri
tain, Miller, the Genet, and sarsaparilla syrul
1--WE do.
F TE ii ~&& -AA--Az-[=AA-l-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
TIME;

Saturday, Msrca I6ta, ISa3-Sweepstakes
for t,i ares. FIVE subscribers at S50-haIf
torfclt-s year old carr.in ing - Iht. 5, So {,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
SITE OF LOUISIANA.
Third Dptict Couri-Parish Of East Ba'
ton Rouge.
BCForbes, wife,
VS.. SNo ofAS
p Lnender. husband. 1890

o Rouge.
BCForbes, wife,
VS.. N oftS
r Legnder, husband.
Januay II, ls43. :.
This Cause having been submitted to tne
sourt and ne court considering that the PLAIN
.if has pyo,en her demand, and the law being
lin her favo, it is therefore ordered, adludsea
and decred, that the judgment by deiaui'
herein grained on the 9Th instant, be now coh-
afrmed, AMI that the plaintiff B G Forbes re-
cover of the defendant r Legender,- her nus
band, the sum Of two thousand dollars with a
general mortgage on his property, TO take Ell.
feet from he lst day of March, 1882, and thai
isaac JOHNSON,
2sth January, ls43, Judge Sd district
certify the foregoing to be a true copy o.
inc m u,rt'l 10 6 A WINTHROP, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
By virtue of an order OF the eouI. MN
hates in and for the Parish OF has' :, he
Rouee, will be offered at public sa,e' hv
court house in the town OF Baton house'''
he undersigned Parish Judge, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF APsli,
~ o'clock A M, the following slaves Oe-
1 a. to the succession of WIN II Young
deceased, VIZ: u;,, and wheel.
Ned. an excellent blacksmith u
wright, aged 40 years. 81, ,,,d and
cbonner, As years.
enJ I'm, field hand and chopper, 2s years.
JIM do do and gardener, SO years.
Mary, tolerable cook and house servant 10
years, and "a wars
Terms.
credit of one and two years, IN no'es So
-aa.,or;lv endorsed, payable in bank ana Sc
enrsd by the vendors privilege and mortgage
uu,il final payment, and to bear ten per cent
march II 5 CHI TESTER ? J.
MAYORALTY.
THE r. s. ssxst ssss y assz being $ 81 p.
/ az Ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

BATTALION REVIEW.

Order No. D
Head Quarters, goth Regt. l.. M
West Baton Rouge. 18th March. 1874. d,
The Goth Regiment, Louisiana Mfg
meet for review and inspection, at Mf''
Favrot's plantation, on the first Tuey y
April next 1913, at 0 o'clock. A. M
Ev order of D'QUE. LABAU'.
Col. Com'dirg 26'h Realmef' IVA
WIT. HEBERT. Adjutant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

81 The appointment, by The Governor Of N
Talien. as a~actioneer in Baton Rouge. was
acrtdantly omitted in our last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

81 The Pic. in a theatrical notice says,
"DeBar appears in the melo drama. playing
/. lbs lannon's pat OF a Sirapado. The Drunken
Corporal a character in which he fairly
stands unriralled."
Or sfrrrcrs unrivalled-which
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Colirt--Parish of East Bates
Rouge.
e L jones,
versus $500
James M Elan, ct ais.
Taylor, Hart, * CO.,
VS.. yNo 7o5s

Daniel Flippen, ct ais.
BY virtue Of two alias wri,s Of feri faoias
issued in the above entitled suits, frem the
Hon. third district court, holden in and for
the parish Of East Baten Rouge, and directed
to the Sheriff of said parish, will be exposed
to public sale, on
s%ArUnpAr. the LIST of April is43,
at the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing at IL o'clock A y, all the right.
title, interest and claim Of James M Elan, one
Of the defendants In or to the following de-
scribed property to wit
-Four certain lots Of ground situated in that
part of the town Of Baton Rouge laid ont by
Beauregard, and designated in the plan Of said
town by Nos. 4, 8, 8, and Z, in square No. ss.
together with all the buildings aud improve
ments thereon.
Seized TO satisfy two certain twelve months
bonds made in the above entitled suits, with
cost.
Terms of sale, cash-without appraisement.
The above property is sold at cost and risk
of the former purchaser, on the 4th day OF Feb.
ruary, 1s43, who has failed to comply with the
Terms Of sale.
l., C. NORRIS, Deputy Shelf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

s#E
APPOINTMENTS BY iii GovEHNoR-By
and 10Th the aaeies and ra,esat ~ ss''
ate.
Persifor y. Smith, Parish Judge for the
Parrish Of jefferson.
John C. Beaby to be District Attorney Tor
the I'd District.
Joseph L. Cole, Notary Public and Justice
Of The Peace for The Parish OF Laieufehe In.
terror.
Joseph McGary, Anetionesr FOR the Parish
Of jefferson.
r. Vanwinkle and Pierre Porche, Justices
Of The Pence for The Parish Of psint Coupee
For the Parish Of Saline.
WIN. z. |. speigbt, Parish Judge /; silat
Shslburnc, Sheriff; William Storief. Coro'
ner, X. u. Mr Donald, jog. McKsely, jos
White. Abner Bradley. John 8. Wells, Pat
terssn Rodgera, and Robert b. stllle' Jus
ticas Of the Pence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
third District Court-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
John Z Layet, }
VS.. No 2saG
James ID Stewart A.

by virtue ofa writ of Geri facias issued in
The above entitled suit, from the honorable
court aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff of
The parish of East Baton Rouge, will be Ell
posed 10 public sale, on
saruHn.r, the LIST April, 1s43,
al the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing ut IL o'clock A NJ, all the right.
tiile, interest and claim Of James D Stewart
one Of The defendants in pr to the following
described property, to wits
A certain negro woman, slave, named Ra-
chel, aged about % years, and her infan, child.
Surrendered by the said defendant to satisfy
the judgment interest and costs in the above
entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-12 months credit.
L G NORRIS, Dep Sheriff.
marru 20 q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

or Bullitt Of the Bee" has q very good
article Oh Milleristn and other humbugs from
which we select the following anecdote /:
Besides these larger stars in the constells.
lation of humbug there are minor ones thst
have held a ferbler and more circumseri,ed
sphere Of action. We know ono LEONARD
JOINS who got mp a sect Of " Live Forevers,''
and actually Lad ..,iIow ers Who believed they
w"e,u .vver die. They had an establishment
in the lower part Of Kentucky. and were getting
along quite well until an epidemic thinned of
the believers. JosEs afterwards tried 10 form
a sect Of 4" None Eaters and get some diesel.
Plies TO this sehool. They we're 10 eat less
and less every day until they entirely lived
upon nothing. He made a bold effort to con.
form to his own creed, until he happened 10
stop at the Gait IIouse, IN Louisville, two
years ago, where a roast turkey So moved bis
bowels that he fell from grace into the grease
of the sauce pan and subsequently turned
Mormon. aud perhaps, Milerite since.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

BAyou sAHAy-S. r. Marks. John Holmes,
A. L.an,.a, D Marshall and K. Mun'iord have
been elected Trustees of The Town OF bayou
Sara for the ensuing wear and y T. Marks
has been reelected Mayor.
Our friend The Major, was a candidate foi
some office Eve forget WHAT on this oeea'
zion, but, like a gallant hero, as he is, he con.
fesses having experienced a Waterloo defeat
Though supplied with an adequate proportion
of legs, The Major would not leg IL now
ever. but stuck to the fight until the gun
powder ran out at the heels Of his boots
Hurrsh for the Major.
Has not +. s.. Marks been also appointed
auctiunser in N. Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

MEsMfHfsM-A correspondent oil the Gin.
cinnati san, speaking Of certain Mesmetle
experem nts on a boy, and The answers pc
gave TO tho several questions propopnded to
HIM during his sleep, relates the following :
A French grensdier knowing nothing OF
the German language, niered into one OF lhe
Prussisn Frederick's tall regiments. The
dill sergeant had drilled his pupil to answer
The following questions. which, hoseyer,
when asked by the king himself, were differ
emily arranged. Correct collocailon is as ne
eessary to kings as magnetisers. The Ser
geant supposed the king would adjust the
questions IN The following order
| Fellow soldier-how long have you
been in the service ! Ans. 3 months.
b.. How old are you! Ans. 90 years.
g. DO you like your pay and ratlons
Ans. Both.
But when the king and the soldier met, the
following was The Arrangement ct The ques'
tiuna ::
K~lng-Soldier. how old are you'll
Soidter-Three months.
klng-~Ifow long have you been III Lbs
servicel
Suldier-7hirty years.
King-Are you a id fool, or ain II
Soidlet.~-BOTH1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

A BloTnEn Asp s,sT lERxpl. WIFI 7u-ee S'nnss s1t
together recently in Duck river, al the mouth
Of Hurricane creek, in Humphreys county,
Tenn. The sIiff IN which they were gong
10 the moutl, OF the river upset aud both were
lpst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

a.. ,s l,st IN the iihtse 81
=, ...ssa .,s.e clcss Of the ~ssFsioi,
.y.aj l,te Senate for refatiding
- j almighty dollars, forfeit
ed BY hin for ui'eois AZ. so
We arc inclin "'Ao -. ,,..,
breath Of pfeee' -, NJ, avs.v
customary toFsoa !" "a, s,s,set "a
- ,t.1at sew appears bot raleable we
l's1. II with his every wiph. Lonisia.
''V''' = 10 congratulate berssif, however
-, she has repeatedly expressed her
- 4. pty. her share OF the aam % =
49,, .he has Ind representative N 'he
q Senate Who dcniej boldly Tue laA
,he claim, Messrs. Conrad and par
a.it and will receive the thanks oil eve
wv" Iaut,ianian for the stand they took N
v.,n.,,,,. self.sser,felag ard fearless OF
.a,,,- coureaue nee. 81 an upright course 'hel
Nh hyayea, almest alone, the isvee'''es u
,.,,at.pt millions, whose highest a'"o'''''
- !. h.. Tie attainment Of q k'ss ~ Inc
AHEAD ,,c Of mower and tyranny "heh
f.,3t.lana again desires the services OF an "'-
~, .,,d,nsudeAt tIear.sighted man, u M
Conrad will MOI be forgotten
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court--Parish of East Baiss
Rouge.
William Flower,
VS.. Inc ss&a,

Aug Duplantier, Ell al.
By virtue Of a writ Of fieri facias issued IN
the above entitled suit, directed TO the Sheriff
of The parish Of East BATON Roups. will be sx.
posed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day Of Apr1s, ,aA3.
at the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II o'clock 4 NJ, ali the right,
title interest and claim Of the defendant A Du-
PLANTER, in or to a certain Negro woman,
slave, named Clarissa, aged about years.
Seized 10 satisfy a twelve months bond
made in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale. cash---without appraisement.
L. c. MORRIS, Deputy Shelf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
NOTICE.

The vectble market place will be sold to
,ts hiah. idder at the Market heuse. on
s,rrAv, The 9Th day of April next,
far the 4, of ono year from The 21st If said
month, he purchaser TO give two notes sa-
t,sfac,os endorsed payable al 6 and IL
months ON the 2lst April aforesaid.
SAM SKO1,FIELD, Clerk.
Ba,aTseuge, rs March, 1s43.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

uF We acknowledge The receipt of certain
| public documents trsm Washington. under
The frank Of tho Hon. ]. G. CLARK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
STATE OF LOUlSIAN,
Third District Cpnrt--Iarlsli' Ht"s
Baton Rouge.
serah M Kelley, mar

"'"' ' mo 1867.
William Kelley, her husbapdo
BY virtue of a writ of tieri 10 issue" ~
above suit. from the henors ~" VIZ
trtct court, holden in and fof' a.a.,a.
East Baton Rouge, and directe 80
of said parish, will be expose' po'fio '"'S'
0" r,s..r the 81 a,v ofy 1sis,
a.. asn,a Ill o'c,s 4 NJ, all the
..,, .;.,I "a ,n,,,as, ,f ~ fendant, in or
to the following described pe'tY ~ -
A certain tract of land si'e' +" = Pc
,a III, ,hsss hn,ared anEenty acres more
,a'1 ,ass m,,h al The hnl1gs and improve
- 80 ,ha.aa, ha,,ndsd 9st by vacant land,
~ -. Na,t,.s Eat Knox, and soutlt
by Ralws, moreover . 'o''o""s
slaves 10 wit:
Billy, aged abouo year,
LOUIS IS,
Nancy 35,
and her twogldren,
Edmund 10, JEIiza, 8 years Of age
Cintba 22, IT,,
Mary Ann. sd3, and
James aboutyear old
u~oussbold kitchen furniture,
farming nte'is' "c'
r.na.t.a the defendant to satisfy the
judgment inter ana eoS'' III '"e aoo'e sun
Terms of sa-cash.
J. G MORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

1g' Metsrs. Bafrow, Conrad, pawssn and
Moore have, re understand, n, arrived at their
homes. AT. Dar..w arrived Last week, and
.fr. Eewson a day or two since.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

TurArnx--we are verbally informed that
Mr.. Chapman has engaged some Of the 'stars'
ii the ST. Charles and American Theatres TO
yisi, Baton Rouge and entertain our good e.
ilsens for a few evenings. II reports be true,
Dan Marhae-,he distinguished Dan himself
will be here on Monday.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

nuRp4y. March %, lsia.

v MI HiyBR-Dut few eess IRON or TO The
I'm are nDw paee,ag |, ~ We have good
%a, \, infar fy,,,, ,~,rtdstal a%seeuDie. ihat
%S. ..t. ,.,. ..A ,jere ffpets have oe-
$500 - -. ,,,,,,,v ii SO, We may look
-. LA, ,,.,a, .t,., . Jaw takes place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

march 19
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

SOUTHERN CoAsr.-The senior editor OF TINS
paper returned from an expedition down the south
ern coast of Florida, on Sunday last, after an ao-
sonce OF over FIVE weeks, during which period the
gentlemen who composed our party Messrs.
Humphreys, Wharton, Zylstra, aud Russell, have
greatly improved in health, although they had
much hardship and fatigue to undergo. The coun-
try abounss with fish, oysters, and game OF every
description, to such an extent that it is beyond de-
seripuon-with little or no troubie attendant upon
procuring them. The climate of this section OF
Florida Is in every respect equal to that OF the
island Of Cuba, and inyalids from the North wouia
be fully convinced of the fact should they be able
TO make trial. The tropical plants are as green
and fresh as though it was the midst OF summer;
the wild flower in full bloom, and the butterfly
basy inhalins its delicious cdor. The scenery IN
,rayersing the Halifax River, Mosquito Lagoon.
and Iadian River, is certainly grand ana picture
0s4 Another party of gentlemen from Georgia, &C.
conpsuied by their slaves, arrived in this city on
Tuesday last. They intend proceeding down Inc ~.
coas, for the purpose Of settling The prosper
of East Florida being early settled up Is orlgh1-
enipg. as Emigrauts are almost daily arriving.
's' &c - Esayannsh Republican.
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S. A. GOULD g. CO.'S
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FUMERY WAREHOUSE.

AT 357 Broai,cay may be, had, wholesale and re-
tail, general assortment of the choicest European
and Asiatic Perfunery, Soaps. Oils Balms, Cosnle'-
lcs and fancy articles together with select empo
rum OF the best English, Preach, German, Amen
can, and Indian approved Patent Medicines Of all
descriptions and for all diseases. Also may be had
in large or small quantities, all the medicinal prep
arations of the celebrated Dr.: Dyou OF Philadelphia
which have stood the test OF 40 years experience.
Here also Physicians and D7uggists may at all times
find supply OF the only genuine Charpes This UNI
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both seres, to the ornament OF nature, and the fs'o
ration OF health For details call at 357 sroaeDay
N. B. 4 lady will be constantly IN attendance
and, it is hoped, with general satisfaction
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all OF their goods, BY sending msI
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