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Anftion 5alcs.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ny InIoes a Bro,hsr.

~SAtl0s
FUTURE DAYS.
NY InIee~ a Broshsr.
HENRIco LAND.
ohstTURDAY MORNING. Jansp 2I., at II osloE precise
~ ~ fon' of cor store shall I'll Iasd
s,s asa, nr,- from IN, cay aenRs The land of Ro,crt
tEkNis-5 and montAs-iof approved paper.
F-itenlar., enquire u Robt 4. Mayo. J. A. Futoa
n u INLoEs a BROTHER. Auet.
ssy Dunlop, nopoure q 90.
AUCTION SALE or
HIDES, SKINS AND WOOL.
~ WEDNESDAY, u- ia February at II oeIoss. W. viii
.eil At '~ Lumber HOUSE Mr. Ions BnArEs on Union
HB-lO0o -srssi Iiije,
200 small
$50 Kip skins
1000 lbs Washed Wool
1000 Calf sam.
go !, s',lor.S nsSo'aSle paper Aaer.
CARGO sCHR. ROANOKE.
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. 2Oth instant =, II o,el,es NJ, I,, 49,,
at Roekct win be cargo Of the .hr Ro,Dos !,
20s hhds. New Orleans Sugar
l53 bbs. do Moasses
To which VIII be asli,d
$50 bags Laguayra Green Coffee
lIO bags Green Rio do
50 bags old Marcsibo do
TEkMs-oyer 500, credit under thi, vprn e,,h
@H DUNLOP. MoNCURE a 90. Auets
VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS NEW ROCKS
On FRIDAY EVENING. January sior. eo,r,.r-i,y ,
O'clock We will sell without lars. COLLECTION ~ -,
DAS IN me VARIOUS departments Of &e IN p.r-
hu-u and Jones Modern Europe, Eneycopoda Anereana
' ffos British Poets shakpeaes "; JnssphuS "
Lord Byron: Tom Moore Scot; Feerals brown, Ph
~ Muphys Taeiius Bsne Herodots Bakers Ivy ~, sm
buffers Hudibra- Mrs OPe's Esy-; Milton Cowp~r
I"per- Novels aud Tales Mi@ Buivver Mareya
eyepdia Geography Nv Pooeks Of Tune Younr,
nR IhouRhts Remarkable Events Historical CycIntia Ml,r
Iaeics johnson and Walker Dictionary Paor CLASSICAL -
ter Winter The Paror Book; fuckers jefferson 9y Ivts Pm,
! Entertaining ksfu<ory ". Charles
'ana ear Works Of sHouet Fenz-wh many other DO
1 puiar works. QCy--ale without reservation
"a 10 INIOgs A. RporuPp 49,
A DhiNISTRATRIN'S SALE.-Tbe subscriber vii
e Al public auction Monday instant all the bouss
hold and kitchen furniture belonging u James smell a.
0'asen- Also teriale slaves belonging said
Mll.LisON SMELL Administrator.
~ sale commences 10 O'Clock NJ and win BE- Conduct.
/ BY lNIoE-s L BROTHER, Auct.. !, no
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c NllCoEs CALICoEs, CALICoEs-gOOOO ward. Cali.cc.
- neh winter eoors and good patterns from the extreme low re
Of cents g. r 10 and lsl finer Csls VIII he fd
~ htea. ulIslnl> AZ y, ~ LtNhlNS. ian
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To Physicians.
DR. RO. THOMPSON'S PELVIC CORSET

UterO BID OmiuaI RaHsaEe,
For the eure OF Polapsus Ute by External Pressure
HNHE subscriber having purchased of DIR. Ro.
Thompson the ngh vend his Pelvic Car.et ana
'ero Abdominal Banase for Proa ps Utsr or fu
q ihe womb respectfully notice Of the ndr,
faculty. A. possessing superior advanfag every lind
iof ue same pirse AMI as their thsm we arc
eo 70 put ihs al such prices phce In The reach
Of every patient 49, '
The following certificates respectfully submitted.
FSoz Dr. Ebsr1e
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have carefully examined the Truss invented m RI
Thompson Of Columbus this confidently dcr.
mat - unqussonaby ths perfect and nsnent Of
me Nna ever offered 70 the pabe differs essentially in IL con
s'Icon ron The uterine
respects far superior instrument
The Doctor has great benefit ON society ~ H. 49,
uon o. ms iHls- JNo. EBRRLE " D.
Of Ohio " '' ''"''s'
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SMrrHFIELD APPLE BRANDY
- 10 bbls. Applr Brandy
10 Do Peach d. Tor sale
b9 JAS A GEo wtNsroN
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY

NoI RENT-The Store House on shoekoe HH formerly cu
pied By Royal Parish. For terms. apiIy 20
y Z PARRISH a BE AsIEY Csry Street
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NE slh annual session Of this ACADEMY will consne. ON
The sJ January next under the direction Of the suscrtsr
who VIII b. aided the instruction school by Mr. Ioph
Nay \ H. graduate u William MAN whn dlnnr his e,r
gate eours al that institution. acquitted in manner highly
satisfactory o ie faculty. vhoSe testimonials his literary ,,
mtuts and moral sianiug aor guarantee Of ~ dfr Ia
discharge efficiently the duties an instructor.
The coursc of instruction Latin Greek ,,l
French Languages Natural Moral Mental Phlo.oohy H.
Hement- NJ Chemistry. Arithmetic. Ceou- Arelr. pam ,rd
Spherical Ingonomety Analytical Geom- Practical surveying
AMI such hf1nches n constitute sound English
The object aimed pam of instruction vilt h, mn,
by unrnng eteronS an accurate AMI radical ouces OF the
-u'ee !" winch no. STUDENTS attention BE- directed ne 20
ppae him Tor entering Coucre errtahy or tr rngg I'M ,rts
business '
IN 'lon b. remarkably healthy, and possesses sdvan-
iases Tor The moral training ri youth tn, year vii be- divided INTO
Tvs" sessions NJ ur mouths rac AMI the etp.ne 1f thc .
son eaceli cans vii b. s65 and deduction m hsrnee
amer entrance, residue OF Go, ---so csss I'M 49,. f 80
Adlrrss a. tytfrrt.
tie l6 on WI Fr..fv,.sI a-,.t...- 60 %.
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RuIIEh NENISON.-Fr-sh ron and hrsn Butter ana
- ~nh o very me Nenison just received ad sale by
PARRISH BEAZIEY.
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tnuies' uud Gcnttemcn's kfoot and sac.
TREDEGAR IRON

cS TONS Of the above Iron. embracing every size and Dc
'SD Senpon that IL made establishment which viii
sell very low for cash. satisfactory pape-pancuiay in lots Of
~ tons and upwards n ~ WILLIAM ANDERSON Jr
'ANWo HUNDRED AND TWENTY BUSH. CLOVER SEED
II for sale by "a II WORTHAM MrCRI'DFR A Cn
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FOR RENT.
f@Ts THE House nj nrcsont ,.,,,.;l -

u' -" U - 10 NokIHAM McGRlDER a. co
FOR RENT,
TIA THE House at present occup;ed bv Mr.
- H. b. Montague and the newt neu Lon oecipied ~,
i Mo''han on G. street opposite the residence Cre,e
Shoekoe Hill IN desirable neighboFho They nr, lo, ,t
HOUSES, and with water &c in the yard be low to
Also, the Stables 10, near Mr. Dm. formerly o., 30
n' Ihe stables WIZ Accommodate 10 20 with
aAis' S] n IL FRY a Co
ECONOMY II THE SURE ROAD TO WEALTH.
ENHOSE customers and friends, as well as per-
@'ns generally who wish or two in the prie.
:" pair Of booIs are respectfully asked call before
my Pu''use as We have VERY them on
hand aud being determined To reduce offer them at very
'sI e p flers- J. T. WATKINS a co
Hotel ""N az i,lse
FOR BALTIMORE.
in The fine schr. &. II. Hooper. CAPTAIN
~ NwaS now ready to load viii take freight for the
VIM way oil Norfolk Apply to MASTER on board Ludlams
M.Aii' " j" "a IL WILLIAM RowLETT.
4 oar SUGAR AND IMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE
casks imitation English Cheese
ia For sale by WILLIAMS & HAxAIL
SRAss, GREEN a BRoNzED TENDERS just from auction.
and Tor sale atabout half the pree usually asked Can at
@o RICHARDS q GARDENERS.
BASKETS
ARkEI' Travelling and Fancy Basketsao Key and Work
ai7 RICHARDS a GARDNER
PAINTED BUCKETS.
NE HUNDRED DOZEN, received ami for sale ven, eh-ap
y for cash by RICHARDS & GARDNER
'SR hint ni;L valuable DININGRooM SERVANT either
' i5 public or private hou'-p"ee very low Enquire
Jal GRErTER a PEAKE
SOLE LEATHER,-sOO -ides sole Leather
- ~ 81 DUNLOP, MoNCURE a co.
~ EGRO GIRL, TOrsaIe.-we lave Tor prigair ale n
likely Negro Girl Faay accustomed 10 oi-r VOL
generally ali INLoEs a BROTHER.
,LoVER sEEDSo bushels Clover seet which we viii
- scAlo". "a 10 = & g. WINSTON.
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
HAsErNs & LrBBy's LINE
sSTSA The fine brig ORLEANS, Capt. Smith.
viii positively sail the For freight or pasS,rc
having superior accommodations for cabin and eatage passengers
apply on board at Ludlam's wharf to
JAS. FISHER SON or
HASkINS & LIBBY.
All freight Mobile taken and rs.hipIed Immediately nm
arivalot the brig at New Orleans. 4, -
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

ENOR sALE, Crsyson, superior Buusr.
h9 FRy A. On
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nave carefully examined Dr. A. G. and Dr r Tbomp
sons apparatus rciercd TO- and consider Radically ana 20
sentlaly different 10 their construction.
ne general and lending difference suits Of app
anus - mat while DIT Huus intended partial sas
@ 20 me uterus and other and a
0" manner Dr Ihousons - calculated aord better
upo'l and 90 seJ and comfortably Wh- CONSIDER
ol Ut hus instrument Intellectual and onen
ihinrsnus ALWAYS s1fe. AMI oten highly beneficial"
cudes- '
Dr. Thomps1ns apparatus wedge s,oppsr or pe,r
winch constitutes an important difference th-ni
We have IN Possession other from Pv.ef,ns vel
SHOWN thoughouf he state which open % the Insperto, 81
NOS WI" mas wish 20 see them although physician or otbsr
lons acquainted with the anatomy parts win on inspection
Of The instrument b. convinced o. u utility
a. - NfrN Dtrv.r 4 70
RIsHOP MORRIS LIFE; ny J. p. X Henshsv % %
- Iucc .. Zl ---l-A l-.- --- IL .-
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NORTH CAROLINA CYPRrs sHINGLEs-7S.ooo, ~ inch
'ypfus hhngies on boar Sch Rising ia the Dock for
the nv "a TO JAS. A XyTNTroN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-23
LINES ON THE DEATH or AN
INFANT.

ny MISS ANN c. LYNeii.
Why should we weep for thee.
Since thou hast gone. unsullied, back to Hea.
yenl
No stain on thy young Spirits purity,
No Sin to DO forgiven.
Love watched thee from thy birth
Fond hearts around thee ~tireloss vigils kept,
And Der thy tender soul the storms Of earth
Had never rudely swept.
,rhou'rt spared a fearful lore,
A knowledge all attain who linger here ;
The changed--tfs cold--tie dead--werc
words that bore
No import TO thine ear.
Methought I saw In thee,
Thus early, as | marked, BY MARY a token,
"A soul that might NOT war with Destiny,
A heart that could bc broken.
But s%inIess, fearless gone,
Undimmed, unstained, who would not thus
have diedf
For thee, then, let these vain regrets be done,
These selfish tears be dried.
Goto thy little bed
The verdant turf ID springing fresh andfair;
Tho flowers thou lov'st ehall blossom Der thy
head,
The spring bird warbles there.
And while to shapeless dust
Thy cherub form is gently mould'ring back.
Our thoughts shall upward soar in holy trust,
On thy freed spirits track.
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TO cLARtNUA,

lAdieu, / loved thee, but the days
Have fed when We we're young,
Whispering IN thine ear the lays,
Anaereon Moore sung.
No taore those warblings Move my hear
No more the muses. tllng
Their mantle with It's magic art
Ger me. that ] may sing.
How once we gazed upon 4 star,
And broatlied tho pure night air
And promised when | roved afar
III keep the vows made there.
But love IL like the feathaf'd race,
Ii changes with the dime
Or like the butterfly We chase,
In ehildhood'a sunny time.
Then II | said | loved thee 80,
never more would Ely
TWINS bot my fault, for you should know,
Twas nature erred, not i.
Although I'm changed. sweet girl forgive,
For love Ia like Il roso.
And II you wish the flower 10 live
Preserve, when first It blows.
And yeti feel, If | could pray,
And evety prayer Wpuld tell,
Reaactiitg on the past Id say,
Clarinda fare.thee-well.
MHL NA
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-"A pretty playihing,


We homer the chivalrous difference which
is paid in our land to women. 1t proves that
our men know how TO respect virtue and pure
affection, aud thai our women are worthy OF
such respect. Yet women should be some
thing more than mere women to win us to
their society, To be our companions, they
should be fitted to be our friends; to rule our
hearts, they should be deserving the approba-
ton Of olr minds. There are many such,
and that there are no more, il rather the f-alt
of our own sex than their own:a and despite all
the unmanly scandals that have been thrown
upon them in prose or verse, they would "a b.
er share in the rational conversation of meu
of sense, than listen IN the ely compliments
of fools; and man dishonors them, as veil as
disrraces himself, when he seeks their circle
for idlc-pastime, and not for the lmprover1on
of his mind and the elevation of his heart,
Merchants Wugazins,
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EXTRACTS,

From d Speech delivered 10 The Wing Con.
veniion, held at Clayton, Alabama, by
Rev. Mr.. Capers, and published at the
request of the Convention:
II have insindated, slr, th.t the Temple
Of Liberty has been shaken 70 its very.
base, by the genius Of this thing called
Democracy. And who doubts IL Who
has forgotten the scenes Of 1892, when
the sound Of the battle drum was heard in
Carolina, her plains covered with the ar
nies or Andrew the Great. and her coasts
lined with his frigates.of. war. What pa.
ftriot heart beat not with painful anxiety,
when the issue was suspended on an ~.
peal to Congress- The a%a,roeal Was made
1t was rajected-s.ne genius Of democra.
icy reigned within the temple oftiberty,
and instead Of an armistice, the bloody
Force Bill was passed. The tocsin Of war
~resounded throughout the capitol and the
armies of the government were conman.
ded to bow 1.-THE traitors" or extermlnate
them from the home oftheir fathers. Sir,
il was an eyentfuI hour, tho old Lion OF
democracy HVWHHS ioi ~ o'ooo
dom's sons, and the Goddess OF Liberty
weeping DER the scene! It was indeed an
eventful h~our--one feilblow. and q con.
fict ensues which dissoIves the Union and
spreads death and desolation through the
Iland.-In thateyentfnl moment, the sisagge
tof a care.worn majestic BEING, appeared,
on whose heart seemed TO be suspendedth
ponderous worth Of Liberty and the Union,
when 10 a voice as from the ghost Of
Washington, exciaimed-ssa the Union
twas purchased with the tears and blooe
of your fathers !l-'Twas CLAY, sir
that matchless statesman, Clay! Bearing
in one hand the olive branch o peace, an
in the other the sword Of truth and of lib
erty, he approached the altar consecratet
Ito libe1fy-there he laid his Offering. am
there, with that burning. imprisoned elo
quence. congeniat with his exalted natur
i'm The name Of liberty. and in the nam
fof The blood stained spirits who purchase
Lit, he b de the daring son of democrat
; heath tier swords and not wreak theI
.a the blood oftheir hrothers.-His mar
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TERMS.

THH price VI the Gazette 10 FiyK DstIAns
per anhtini. In advance, or Stx DstLAHs pay.
able at any period within each year.
shosld any one by removal or otherwise wish
TO deelins his further subscription, he must
rive notice 10 that effect before the expiration
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
no subscribing for another year.
aJ' Advertisements will DO charged as fol-
lows; Advertisements not exceeding twelve
limos or less, will be inserted for 0Nf
DbslAr, and FtrTr CEvTs for each subss.
quen. Insertion longer ones In The ussie
Aduerfissmsuts, unless otherwise ordered
will be published In English and French I'M
I'll forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official Advertisements the officers
personally, viii be deemed responsible and
10 case Of refusal To respond for the same by
said officers, Huch advertisement will not be
published. until the payment be satisfactorily
occurred.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-23
MARIE.

"A une Assem- bIse da Conscil do Viilo de 10
Vile he Baton Rouge, tonne 10 4 coarant. les
rtselution j suivantas ont etc adopltes
sResolu, Gus do et apras Ia publication Dc
cette resolution auruii nagotlAht, MARYLAND,
on auirs psraonne dana les llmites de 10 Cor
~poraticn Do Baton Rouge ne ssra permis du
tshir chez iui plus do cent livres do poudre d
Ia fois. sujst i uns ptnalise do cinquai,te
p~iastres, recouysable sir conviction pafdessnt
ID Mairc do Ii vile,
Rssolu, Qu'il scra du deyoir 40 toute per.
some IN sorvaft dc pvSles dans des edifiees
on bcis, de- faife passer letuyau dn Poole ~
travcfs a ul .autrs tuyas. un pied. All u,elnH,
Dc chaqus cote do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. dane
tout Ice cas- on lie Beront au,relnent places.
une amends de cIna A dix piastras Hera re.
couyrsbie, sur conviction, pardeysnt 10 Marie
RI SAM sKoLrtEpD, Grefier.
III nor. 40
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fFrou, hs Kuirkerboe5sr,1

allow many d befeaved father, NJ he night
ly gathers about him his little flock, can res
pond TO the touching pathos Of the ~follbwin!
lines One we know, an afflicted eontempo
raty, who sees but little In this world beyon'
bis motbsrless babes, to win his affection,
from another and d better, unto which bis be
loved partner has lately gone before him, who
AZ lie peruses this sad picture Of domestic sar
row, will feUl 1t In his heart Of hgartsl"
You're weary, precious ones | your eyes
Are wandering far and wide:
Think you Of her who knew 80 well
Your tender thoughts TO guido.
Who could 10 wlsdeni's sacred lore,
Your Fixed attention cbsins
All never from your hearts erase
Jshat blassed mothers name
IT'S time To sing your evening hymn,
My youngest infant doyei
Come press thy velvet cheek to mine,
And learn the lay Of love.
My sbeltefing arms can clasp you all.
Ny poor deserted tiirong
Cling 81 you used 70 cling to her
Who sings the angels song,
Begin, sweet birds. the accustomed strain,
Come, warble loud and clear
Alas l Alas you're weeping all,
You're sobbiEg HI a,y ear
Good night | 30 gay the prayer SHE taught,
beside your littls bed /;
The lips that used to bless you tlfere,
Arc silent with tho deadl
Al fatller's hand yaaf course may guide.
Amid The tllufiis Of life:
His care protect thnse shrinking plants
That dread the storms of strife.
Bot who, upon your infant hearts,
Shall like that matler write
Who touch the strings that rule the SOIL
Dear xtn,tten fieek i-tspod niFht
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TAILORING IN LArAYETTE.
nR1R CHURCH sTRgET.

&#E#A %EEGE&~& &F. &aNE#%
The subscriber takes this method of re-.
turning his sincere thanks TO bis friends and
customers, and informs them that he has re-
moved. to the building between the store Of
Meesrs. Philips &. Lanoue. and that Of Mr.,
Sanger, where he intends 10 conduct the busi-
nssss Of Merchant Tailor. on a plan which.
cannot fail 70 give universal satisfaetion.-
Persons who would patronize this establish
ment, but for the existing prejudice. that
clothing cannot be manufactured AZ cheap as
il can De had ready made, are respectfully in
formed, tia, the subscriber can and ,cil mann.
facture as low, Il not lcssver, than i, can be-
bcugh. for in any store ii the city. and will
he ..aoe -secpqrda...ssgg 10 the latest Northern and
Partisan fashions, ana 10 o manner, which, for
beauty Of workmanship, and elegance Of ft,
cannot be exeeiled. and OF . price TO suit the
trnoat economical.
u Garments neatly cut, and warranted to
st.
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TIE socfErY or WomEN.-No society 10
more profitable, because none more refining
and provocative Of virtue, than that Of refined
and sensible woman. God ensbriued peculiar
GOODNESS in the form Of woman, that her beaG-
ty might win, her gentle voice invite, and the
desire Of her favor persuade mems ~stsrner
souls to leave the paths o%fslnfuI strife. for the
ways of pIoasantness and peace. But when
woman falls from this best eminenJe, and
sinks the guardian and the cberisher Of pure
and ratinnaI enjoyinents into the vain coquetle
and fattered idolator of idol fashion, she 10 I'M
worthy Of an honorable mans love, or a SEN
sible mans admiration. Beauty is then but
at best
nal A..tt. ~fo,t..-
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NOTICE.

MRs. SHAW, tenders her thanks 70 The la
dice Of Baton Rouge aud vicinity for their
yery liberal patronage bestowed on her n her
h~usiusss Of dtess making, which she still con-
tinlics.
She rnost respectfully informs them, that
abe haa received i splcndid assortment Of
Fancy Dry Goods. &c, aaleetcd from Phila-
delphla Aria New York, which ehe offers for
sale al very low ptiaee, doing exclusively 2
cash business, abe ID enabled TO sell at much
lower prices then II generally asked for the
san,s description If goods elsewhere.
November 4 5e.3t+
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-23
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Message Of the President of the
United States 10 both houses Of Congress
vas received oere yesterday. in advance Of
the regular mail. The Courier reprinted
it in an extra, at an early hour, and we
make use Of it to give our readers some
idea of it as it is quite too long for our col
umns. We shall follow rather the especta-
tons Of the public that the arrangement of
the Message itself. TO fulfil our purpose.
The President does not recommend The
annexation If Texas TO the United States.
He deprecates, IN the most earnest Ian.
euage, the predatory warfare which has
now been carried on for years betweea
Mexico and Texas. He does this upon
two grounds first. the inherent evils Of
such warfare, and IFS preJudicial ~inlence
upon the commerce, of a neutral, and
most especially, a contiguous nation ; and
secondly, because he appehends that from
if nav cnsue such weakness, 10 both Texas
and Mexico, that foreign powers may in.
terpose between them, and %'intent only
on advancing their W peculia views,
NAV -ooBer or later attempt to bring about
a compliance with terms, as the condition
| Of their inierpositions alike d~erogatnry 10
the nation granting them. and detrimental
| Ia The United States The President has
| ,heref re mot hesitated 10 express 10 tbs.
fsoyelnsnent of Mexico how deeply it dep
recated a continue nee of the war, and
how anxiousiy it desired to witness its
..,o;pat,on., He contends that MeYico
may, without injury to her national honor.
oIlow the example of Great Boitian to.
wards The original thirteen States of thi:
Union. and acknowledge Texas to be in
dependant.
The President throws light or 'the an
grv correspondence first mentioned j,
ibis paper. between Gen Thompson AM
the Mexican Government. II would seen
that the latter vsntured "in anticipation o
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FLOWER, FINLEY q co.
COTTON 81 SUGAR FACTORS.
NEW ORLEANS.

Respectfully solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when required on conslgn-
mehts to their address.
Refer to Jas. McCalop. Abraham Eard, Col.
Nolan Stewart, II. q. Grover a. A. I1bdell
Esars, West Baton Rouge. M. l.. Meeker d
a. A Clark Esqrs, Baton Rouge.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-23

or We publish the following synopsis Of
the Presidents Message from the Picaynne.
It rives a brief notice Of the chef arguments
brought forward by President Tyler, aud will
save our readers the trouble Of porting over a
lengthy document :