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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29
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COTTON A

Wv hFh4JR8.
Uy The HIbernia We have grrourfn fforst
New York 10 the 10Th ult THE crop If rnf
ion, there lie little doubt, will teach 2,2jdtHrt
bales. The market herr, however, il rsnafs.
able steady, arising mainly oft Of The knou.I
edge that the forthcoming crop must BIZ lafss
by sir weeks than The present one We ard
enabled now to form a pretty aeeufatt view,
in figures. Of the supply and demand for the
present year. o.
Our stock Of American in the king. tsai4a.
dom ip rs'unt numbers liz abofit TtWtsst
Exported ffo'f the Z, q. not arrived itU!Tai
atnckH III The ports Of tbs T. y stsu,0Hi
Yet to receive about 100000
OF which Francs and othrt parts
Of Europe will require i5U.ny
And tho Ubiisj STATES l;diIHs
Leaving ft Treat Bt,air 116.OUi
Hnppiy s3pOU
AS, frUfn tho latendas 6ffhF aeason, wccap.
not expect 10 receive any Of the new crop rhIs
year #H shall require for our consumption,
To December 81, aay 30 weeks.
at $4,000 tGU,DOd
And inr sSpot, GU,tsj
920,tGO
leaving Ms III HE 3lat Of December with
a stock Of 10000 bales. We are happy III
find The accounts from The United Static ueas
a decided Improvement in e,sfy bfanch r'
trade. Minui1ctutta gtbds usfn III gont
demand At IMPROVED prjcca, and considerable
orders att now executing in this country,
principally ef.fha ffgr descriptions, such ~
tnorissslincs d. lains and ttieats.
IT may not be uniDtereHtinE to our teadsrs
10 notice t1e increased export trade from The
United States TO China they eonsist Of
100000 lbs Of twist. and atoEi t,tp1,UUt 81
dollars in value bf dorneetlts. II was reported
that $1,000 bales IF cotton bad been ahipped
II China, this, however. titns opt to 10 III.
correct, the actual quantity ehipded being
G,WO0 bales; they wers packing the bales Is
reseinbls the Madras, bsiiBsing that i, would
find more favor with The Cliiesr, with View
10 more extensive operations. should price
continue,at the existing low rates. Ii viii
now be essh whether tho Americans can ,ot
cannot, c~oti1pets with thu Fact Indians in the
China markets for the faW material, and with
us FIR the manufactured. II IL ALDO stated,
ppm gopd authority, That soiie 1900 bales
we're purchased at REV Orleans for Mexico
hitherto the i'rboft had been prohibited this,
If true, will exhibit a more liberal spirit IF
commerce IN that Republic.
The Manchester market haa no, beet 70
brisk ths two last weeks M previously but
We believe the manufacturers arc ati1l well
of for orders, and no accumulation Of stock
worth noting.
Some alarIdists have created appfabsnsiona
the weather, btf, frct'i all quarters
hear no injury has yet been done u the
and that fine WEATHER will give us an
unparalleled large harvest in the home
there ia great activity. n considerable
Of The cotton arriving is stiii III spin.
a%erotitf, and lie forwarded into tbt
atd il il Thought by many that.
10 ibis circurdataficet we have actually
s~uialIsf stock by s1rtis 10000 bales than
reported. This canno. positively be asctt-
till the end n tho ysat; Wien tho cor.
rect lists are made ut.
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Mo- %

safe animal TO ride. SO mich, we ssjd on ,tr
return to The ho,isr, FIR kind treatment | sHi
80 much ! bate found to 10 rofftct eince II,
breaking enI.s, steers or heitefs. II Ait dhl.
NAL Shows a disposition 10 fight. il fiAst be-
sonqtisrsdl sfter, Ibis ia done eifsctually y hind
Treatment Ia the best
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

T~FoNGHNcfu on INC NNAIEgFsuFy UT SBs ouIsFk
tbs Bapsiss, at St. FrSasissiHs, lie.
BY COMPANION ErsAR A. nj. GRAY, **sf,
Royal and Select Master.
Companions of the Secret Vault and Royal
Arch . hfost Worshipful Master, Wardens
and Brsthren.
Ladies csl Eeaflsmen-We have assem-.
bled 10 commemorate the anniversary of
our ilIustricus patron and brother, St. John
the Baptist--to contemplate the past his.
tory Of our beloved institution, it's present
condition ard ito future prospeets--to gaze
upon magnitude that impresses the mind
with the ides Of almighty power, grandeur
superior to decay. antiquity that boasts Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

1iste IL FIVE Dot.LARs
,s, Tas ntiee If t,i H' s s.sA D veal. !. pay
= able a. NAM ann =, ~ removal or otherwise wish
Should any, p'sshher subscription, he mus,
to decline il effect before the expiration
give notice saf#isb he will be considered
Of the yas Tor another year.
as Embellishments will be charged a. fol-
" Advertisements not axceetins twelve
iowss less; will DO inserted for ONE
linen, and F1f4t ttrrs for each subse-
w insertion loiiger ones in the same
10.
= Advertisements. unless othBfsisE bfdefed
sill be published in English and french un-
al forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all oaicial advertisements the officers
personally. will be deemed responsible and
IN cane az ret,isal to respond for the same by
said officers, such advertisement will not be
published, until The payment be satisfactorily
secured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29
AN GRAFTON,

P~roaeuncsd on the Ansisersary Of ST. John
tbs Bapsiss, at st. FrsasissiHs, LIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

al When Professor Bartlett, of the Licking
ton Medical School, came to the West, we sta
ted that we knew him in his boyhood as a
brilliant poet. The following beautiful pro-
duetion shows that the early fire, which burn
cd in his heart and upon his lips, is pnexsin-
gutshed .-toutaiM Journal
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nnpptE

supply g3D,UU
As, from tho l~atendss 6ffhf aessor. We can.
moi expect 10 receive any Of the new crop rhIs
year We shall require for our CONSUMPTION;
To December 81, say 30 weeks,
at $4,000 tGU,UGd
AND lpf "Spot, GU.taD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

may serve TO show the interest which he and
his family ever after this period, took in the
girl to whose accidental presence in her
fathers lobby, the happy issue of this affair
was owing, was permitted by her parents no
long time afterwards, to dance at the we'd
ding of Sandy's pretty daughter Peggy, who
married certain William, limited at, as our
attentive reader may have observed, at the
early part of this True Story.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

We learn from the North Admins Transcript,
that the wife Of Mr. Aymer, the famous Amer
lean vauter, who lost his liii, 10 turning douh-
lie summerset, at performance in the Island Of
Jersey, short time since, resides in North
Adams. The first intelligence she had of her
husbands tragic end was communicated by
means of an extract from foreign paper, on
the 29d ut. The Transcript says she read it,
shed tear over it, and burst into the wild
laugh of maniac. II is one of the most heart
rending scenes the eye ever beheld, TO look
upon the mental ruins of this beautiful female,
listen to the incoherent and unmeaning CONVEX
sation of one whose reason has stranded. On
the Sabbath she arrayed herself in her bridal
dress, and wandered over the fields, plucking
flowers, and decking herself with ornaments,
piercing the ear and the heart with her frantic
calls for her husband.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20
From the Knickcrbocker for October.
UTUIIN.

MN.
On woodland and on mountain side
hch, varied tnts appear;
ny messy stone and wandering wave
Pale leaves are falling sere
= he garden flowers al. s:AieTcd lie,
10 sorrowiui~, tay,
And the grecnness Of the valley slope ~
Is fading fast away
Aud are the verdurc and the bloom
In their fresh prime so dear,
That thus the spirit nlourneth DER
The ruin Of the year,
NO Is because true types are they
of lovelier, dearer things
Hopes, Joys, and transports, unto which
The soul so iondly clings
There is a moral in each leaf
That dropprih from the tree;
In each lone, harrcn bough that points
To heaven so mourniuly:
Mute Nature, IN her silent wny.
mystic lesson tells,
And they who watch the Sybil well
May profit by her spells Bos-RosN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

MARRIAGE,--I look upon mans attach
ment TO a woman who deserves it, as the
greatest possible safeguard to him in his
dealings with the world; it keeps him from
all those small vices which unlettered youth
thinks little of, but which certainly, though
slowly, undermine the foundations of better
things, till in the end the whole fabric OF
right aud wrong gives way under the assault
of temptation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

THE GOSPEL does what was never effected by
any other system. 1t dethrones sin from the heart
1t restores the impress of Deity upon the soul-it
reconciles man to his Maker-i bears up its posses
under a weight of afiictons-it converts dun
geon into a sanctuary-it makes martyrdom joyful
transforms death into welcome "Reminiscences
the thunders of Mount Sina-gives title to Heav-
by the Gospel"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

GooD.-We learn from the Post that G. d. Fol
ssey was yesterday fined two dollars and COSTS in
the Police CouIt for smoking cigar in the streets
We are glad of this proof of disposition to enforce
the proper laws against this odious practice-Bos-
ton Mere. JournaL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-20

We can only add, that it was just two
weeks from the time the animal was dis
charged that we were at Mr. Fuller's house.
We saw the boy. He had been perfectly
well during the two weeks, and was straight
ened up and gaining in flesh. We have
since made inquiry, and learn that he con-
tnues well. And they who mock at this
power which God has given man for the
most noble and benevolent uses, mock God.
, 1843-04-15

al1E subscriber, a graduate oil Dart
IL mouth College, N. Hampshire, pro-
poses to take charge of this Institution
the ensuing season. The course of in
struction will embrace the Elementary
and higher branches of an English Edu-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes to COM
mence the first session on Monday, the
Sd. day of April next.
Terms PER Acknowledgements
Reading, Writing, & Elementary Arith-
metic. 81 20
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic sc. LIS
Latin, Greek, Mathematics SC. $50
To give p%ermanency to the Institution,
the subscriber designs 10 remain in
Bowling Green for two or three years,
at least, if he meets with the appreciation
and patronage of the public.
1t will be the aim and object of the In
structer, to prepare young men for the
business of life-for school-teachers or
for College. Testimonials of scholar
ship---moral character and success as a
Teacher, may be examined by any one
who will call on the subscriber.
REFERENCES:
Judge E. Hunt, G. Porter, Esq, Jas
o. B~rOadhead, Esq, or Rev. James w.
Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. llth, 1S43.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P. S. I will give instruction to a class
of young men, in the higher branches,
until the regular session shall commence,
if such apply soon. ]. H..
February 18th lS43. l5---tr.
, 1843-04-15
SCHOOL.

TIME present term OF my school will close
Il on the 3lst inst, aud as there may be
some doubt abroad in relation to its con-
tiuuation, would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Bowling Green and vicinity, that
I shall open school again on the first Mon
day in April. And with due faithfulness,
and attention, l will give instructions on I'LL
the branches of an English Education taught
in our common schools, on the moderate
terms of FIVE dollars per pupil for a term OF
Eve months.
would avail myself Of the present op
%portunity Of returning my most sincere thank:
to those who have favored me with theil
patronage, the last five months.
JOSEPH p. HUBBARD.
Bowling Green, March l1th, ls43.
N. b. am authorised 10 say tina a por.
ton Of the public funds belonging TO thu
district, will be appropriated towards de-
fraying the tuition fees of such children a
may attend this school the next term.
]. P. II.
March llth, 1913. 4wl9.
, 1843-04-15
T TO THE PUBLIC.
LOUISIANA
Cheap Cash Store.

Selling nearly at ST. Louis Prices.
"HE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Louisiana. and the pub.
lie in general. that he has lately removed from
ST. Louis, and opened a store in Louisiana
Pike county Mo-, next door to e.. W. jerks
d Co, and intends keeping on hand at all
times a general assortment of Dry Goods Gro.
ceres, Boots, Shoes Queensware &C., which
he intends selling nearly at ST. Louis prices
for cash. Please to give me a call and salts.
fy yourselves. E. S. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. LIST, 1912.
N. B. All kinds of mcrchantable produce
will be taken IN exchange for goods at the
highest market prices, l.. S. B..
December 3rd. 1912. 3m5
, 1843-04-15
Strayed

EROM the subscriber at Ashley,
IN his county, about three or
four weeks since. a light gray Horse.
OF m'ddlIng size, has lost the sight of
one eye or nearly so, had on u COM
mon sized horse bell, the strap had in
one or two places Il slight incisions
made with a knife. 1t is probable he
may make for St. Charles Co. where
he has been owned for four or five
years. Any information that nav
lead to the recovery of said horse,
Will be thankfully received and sui,a-
bly, rewarded.
JOHN ADAMS.
Ashley Nov. 90, 1912. a.
, 1843-04-15
Administrators Sale of Land.

Administrators Sale of Land.
THE undersigned Administrator of
the Estate of Greed T.. Ferger.
son. deceased, in pursuance of an or
der of the County Court of Pike
comfy will expose to public sale be.
fore the Court House door in the town
Of Bowling Green, on the first day of
the next May Term of the county
Court, Of said county. the one IN.
divided fourth of the following tract
Of lanl. viz: the North Yves,
fractional or. and S. w. /, and that
part Of N. e. N. e. or. township
9G. No. SIS N. Of the base line, r..
No. a west of the 5th principal me-
idean containing 1877 acres and 2s
hundredths.
A. 2. FERGERSON, Admir-.
February filth 1843. r5-3.
, 1843-04-15
judicial circuit,

judicial circuit.
resolution for the ~lessees of the Peni-
Tertiary.
amending constitution relative to re-
ligious denominations.
an act concerning school lands in Linn
county.
for the relief Of John M'kelley.
respecting notaries public.
TO define the boundary line between
Marion and Monroe.
to authorize the county courts to erect
poor houses.
to declare a certain road a state road.
for the relief of Jeremiah Philips.
to fix the times of holding the cir
cult courts.
resolution respecting Auditor.
an act respecting State University.
for the relief of the children of John
Cochran.
to pay managers.
supplementary to an act to incorpo-
rate Boonville.
Tor the benefit OF wayne county.
10 define the boundary line Of Mon
roe and Audrain.
providing for defending titles by the
State.
to define the boundaries of Allen co.
to authorize Nathan Meacher to erect
a mill dam.
to incorporate ar expectation and i'm
portation company.
to lay out a state road in the county
of Jefferson.
to establish a state road from Clinton.
for the benefit of Chesly Canefox and
others.
TO pay Jno. P. Morris, for certain SER
vices.
altering the lines of Lincoln and War
rem counties.
to authorize the payment of certain
costs.
for the benefit of Isaac Ely.
amendatory of an act to regulate exc
cutions.
for the relief of Madison Belcher.
for the benefit of the Richmond acade-
my in Ray County.
to revise an act TO establish q state
road from Ste Genevieve to Gale
donia 10 Curtois' mines.
to provide for the appointment ofcoun-
ty attorney.
TO issue State bonds to refund to the
bank money advanced on account
of the State.
to amend the law respecting notaries
public.
a resolution relative to bank commit
tee.
relative TO reception by bond of sus-
pended paper.
all act to establish the permanent seat
of justice of Ripley county.
supplementary & amendatory to an act
entitled can act in relation TO the
title to military bounty lands"
to change the name Of James Browne
to James Clinton.
supplementary and explanatory Of an
act, entitled Gan act amendatory of
an act entitled an act to regulate the
practice at law" and an act, entitled
san act for the speedy recovery of
debts, on bonds and notes." and an
act entitled IAN act, to establish ju-
dicial districts and circuits, and
prescribe the time and place ofhold-
ing courts" and an act entitled 'san
act, to establish Justices courts and
TO regulate proceedings therein"
, 1843-04-15
STATE OF MISSOURI, 1ec
County Of Pike.

County Of Pike. :.
In the County Court, February Term 1S4'
is ordered by the Court that the follow
h Jag be observed as the order Of transact
ing business in this Court at every term, viz:
MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, Of each term TO
be devoted to County business, including
Roads, Revenue, Road g. Canal Fund, comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, paupers, courty Offices &C.
WEDNESDAYS to allowance Of demands a.
gainst estates not having had an annual set
tlement. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYs, to an
nual settlements of Administrator, Execu-
tors and Guardians, in the order Of the dock
ct kept by the Clerk to allowing demands
against estates, settled on the same day by
Administrator and Executors, and any 9th.
er business in relation to the estates Of de.
ceased persons and minors; and SATURDAYS
to find settlements and business relating
thereto.
A true copy from the record.
Teste. A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Ter S. W. BucKNER, ID. C..
March 11th, 1S43. lo-tf.
, 1843-04-15
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

WISHING 10 close my career in
w Bowling Green, | offer for sale
The Old Brick Tavern and lots be-
longing to it, together with variety
of household furnature, suitable for
tavern use, also vacant lots situated
in different parts of the town, and a
tract ofland, l6o acres Prairie and 80
timber, within IL mile of town. In
case | should not sell, / will, if desired,
rent the tavern with the privilege Of
selling and giving possession at some
suitable time to be agreed upon.
Terms shall be accommodating.
AUG. curry.
February 18th 1843. l5---tf.
, 1843-04-15
G. W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO,
WILL attend, promptly, TO all applications
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, en-
trusted to him, and can remit TO persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and instruc-
tions, so that their business can be attended
to by addressing him through the medium Of
the mail, post paid.
May, 1912. 20
, 1843-04-15

EM1HE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
Cloths, that he is willing to ex-
change for Lands unimproved, or not
much improved, on fair terms; may be
willing to make a small part in cash il
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTIBONE..
January 18th l843. Is.
, 1843-04-15
The Thorough Bred Race Horse.
Bob Ewing.

Il UST arrived from Kentucky, and
" will stand the ensuing season at
my Stable, in Pike Comfy, No., on
the stage road from ST. Charles tsPal-
myra, five miles Southeast Of Bow.
ling Green.
BOB EWING is by Woodpccker,
dam, McDulfie. grand dam by Col.
Meredi,h's Orphan, Of Va. For fur
Their particulars see hills. in due time.
MERRY w. BUFORD.
January 14th, l843. 8tIl
, 1843-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NTOTICEishereby given that the under.
A& signed has taken out letters of Admin
i~stration on the estate Of John NJ. Trimble,
decd, from the Clerk OF County Court of
Pike county, bearing date the II of March,
A.. ID. ls43; all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required TO EXHIBIT the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said letters, or the 6
may be precluded from having any benefit
Of said estate, and if such claims are no,
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
ANDREW J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
March 18th, 1912. 3woO.
, 1843-04-15

Will be submitted 10 the Press, as soon as
sufficient number Of subscribers can BIO obtain.
ed to deiray the expense of publication, the
FIRST series of work with tho above CAPTION
and title.
The production is based on PHILOSOPHICAL
and theological principles, and the primary de-
sign of the author is, 10 ~satirize some of the
prominent errors, prejudices and superstitions
Of the age.
The task undertaken has been ~accompJish-
ed at the expense Of much time, literary re-
search, and mental iabour. A Fron,ispiece.
in unison with the object and character Of The
work, will be prefixed thereto, exhibiting in
strong rcllef-''Deaih upon the pale horse"
and the Devil on the red, in eager pursuit Of n
Religious Enthusiast on a hog, and an Adolf.
Zionist on a negro.
Should the first series be net BY that en-
couragement the author ~flatters himself il
merits, the second will succeed accordingly.
As 1t is the first scientific work published in
Missouri, the author ieels the pride and con.
hdence 10 believe, that it will be duly patroniz-
ed by an intelligent, rejecting, aud reading
people.
The price of the first series, COMPRISING a
volume of two hundred or more pages bound
IN boards.) will cost one dolla. per copy.
subscriptions to the above work will be
received at the Radical Office.
, 1843-04-15
Female School.

Fclllsa1e SCHOOL.
A FEMALE SCHOOL will COM
nlence in Ashley, on the first Mon
day IN February, to continue four
months. Tuition for common branch.
es, Sl.0o per month; for the higher
branches, 81 IS cts. per month.
MARY F. Mitchell.
Ashley, Jan. 3Ist., lS43. "a.
, 1843-04-15
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

88enE undersigned having made such ar
- engagements in New Orleans and New
York, for the shipment of Tobacco, as
win secure to those shipping by them, the
very highest market prices, would inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
they have a good Warehouse, and are now
prepared for the reception of this article,
upon which they will advance Goods at the
lowest prices, and a portion in Cash.
L. N. BRYSON e. Co.
Louisiana, March lst. iS43. WIG.
, 1843-04-15
Prospectus
To a pork entitled Truth rersus Error-olios
Philosophy, Reason md Common Sense,
against Folly, Prejudice and
Superstition.
By A PHYSICIAN OF Missouri.

"lf achievements of glory are not in our
power, let US endeavor to lengthen our short
portion of existence by those OF literary honor,
and since it is not granted US 10 live long, let
rs transmit to p~osterity some memorial-tIat
ice hare at least iired.n-PL,Nr.
, 1843-04-15
o o AND JOB PRINTING

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, " Deeds, Mortgages,
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, Bills O fExchanye,
Ladiag,) ~ShcriH's,)
Horse So BILLS. CieTk's&} BLANKS.
Hand Justicc's)
FANCY g. ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Will be done promptly, and on reasonable
terms, at the
RADICAL OFFICE.
, 1843-04-15
Land for Sale!
THE subscriber, as agent and own

fEsHE subscriber, as agent and owner,
Il has the following Lands for sale, in
the State Of Missouri, viz:
1856 acres land 2 2-l miles north Of
Bowling Green, half mile west of the
Louisiana road: 80 acres improved, 2
houses, Tobacco houses, 2 stables. The
above will be sold together or divided
into two parcels, of 80, and ll6 acres,
will be sold one fourth cash, and the re-
mainder in liberal instruments.
groes.
, 1843-04-15
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY,

ItT .. W. DUCkNER, d.
March 1lth, 1S43. lo-tf.