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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
GINS.

COTTON GINS.
OF the most approved manufacture from 40
to 60 saws for sale
august ~ 20 PIKE bAbiN'
s.. II. sntrtEr. Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, will practice in the several courts OF the
third. fourth and eighth Judicial districts.
All business entrusted to his care shall re-
ceive prompt attention.
Nov u 40 Office In Baton Rouge. La
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
LIME

20 bbls. best quality ThUtnastoh lime, Ter
sugar making or other purposes, lust received
and for sale by \ Mn
Nov s 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The public arc
sFsesn~ respectfully informed
A that The substantial
ssAsTTTTI44FAN..s-rF and swiftrunning stea+
NAkapss~lrssssMNs%FsF.s MGR CpLuRAno, James
sAsssssssAsss hsssF#ss@ II Tire master, having
undergone thorough repairs. has resumed her
f,ru,sr station in the Baton Rouge trade, Gin
n1,re of The A Fuseliet.N her hours OF depar-
ire are, from Baton Rouge on Saturday at e
A M. and from New Orleans. on Wednesday
at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage apply to Messrs.
dsr n ID PIKE 81 BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale several pair
of fine work oxen. raised on his plantation,
several milcl cows. and about one hundred
sheep in good order-apply to his agent. Mr.
Francis Michel Nef, on the plantation. West
Baton Rouge.
nov. 80 ]. +. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
Was brought 10 the depot al Ha.

n Was brought 10 the depot al ha-
,N son Rouge On Cd IF February 1913,
kNT a negro man who calls himself
FNs/ Tom, & feet Q inches high, about
$780, 81 years Of age. stout built, brought
from Richmond jail Madison parish, tLa"'
and says he belongs 10 Joseph Williams Ma
olson county [Mi.)
The owner is requested to comply with The
law, and take him away.
fab IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
Baton ROUGE, LOUISIANA, IA o, lsas.

twenty years. | will cheerfully give any par.
ticulars in relation to her case 10 those who
may wish further information.
sr. ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, Prince street ". Y. Dee.14, ls4a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
STRAY.

sxs Taken up, By Mr.. NJ. Bradford,
NA- aeou, two miles from Port Had-
son, in this parish, a grey mare,
%YH quite old, fourteen or fifteen hands
ss--AsSzs high. The only distinguishing
mark about said mare, is a curl, or crown IN
the hair on her jaws. ),
The owner will comply with the law and
take her away. J. HUSTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
r~r rrTgc sCHoOL NOOKs

Eclectic pri,nmers with pictures; Eclectic
smelling books: Eclectic first reader, Eclec-
tie second reader; Eclectic third reader; Ec-
lectic fourth reader; Rays Eclectic arithme-
tie RAYS little arithmetic i; Rays Rules and
Tables Miss Beeeher's Moral Instructors
Mansdeld's Political grammar; Smiths In
ductiye grammar; Mason's Sacred Harp with
rassn, notes; Missouri Harmony for sale ey
GEO NJ HEROMAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
a Il PLouGH-suReEes DENTIST.
D. s;dence. East OF the court house, N
he honse formerly occupied by Charles n
Tessier. 1tzton Rouge.
dee 10 Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
CARRIAGES.

snax The subscriber having
DHA employed several first rate
IHH-3frW workmen from Newark. N.
eAlyAss%-@sa I. and En1arped. his acrnm-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
STRAY HORSE.

STRAY HORSE,
Taken up by Hiram Williams, at his place
shou, l6 miles from Bfton Rouge, and near
The residence of Mr.. Bsrtell beyond the Co
mite. a bay horse, without mark or brand,
about 15A hands high and apparently 8 years
of age this spring. The owner will, comply
with the law and take him away.
april 10 l0* ] HUSTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
STRAY.

STRAY.
Taken up, BY Charles Foster on Sandy
Creek. about % miles from Baton Rouge, a
small mare mule, dark brown, without brand
or mark. The owner will comply with the
law and take her away, J HuEsToN,
Jan % BIs Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

know Martha Conlin. and have known ct
her suffering illness. JOHN DUBOIS.
Bishop of New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

know Martha Confin and believe what she
states in this document to be perfectly true.
John POWER, VIcAR GENERAL OF N. Y.
Rector of ST. Peters Curch.
Given at New York this l4th day Of De-
cember, 1912.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

] i Mace full confidence in the statement made
by Martha Conlin, having known her the past
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

II Real estate is very low a, ~preser-.p
New D.!ears. lis tendency i i~ow1rGs.
d,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
Ser uuabbAu1iae Wablsctte(.

Inter clcitn ElttI pueIljren mir beue ttncn lS1hs
|6ette Der, ne nne Ger lebcrbrlngsr Scrbte haupl1
lIp S,rn De D 8 GlUterncnnun9 lei: c GntItehun9
utrDuntt uuo rltt lSlleu ulo MIlen olelcr ceud)en
Nemrtrateu etlgeEnnD9r WurOe YSenn rcm 70 III, Ic|
CeoIuerM mr. btrSll, c1B uu)cre cCutlce rcmrtrae
0leunte " untcOnnen uno oUrel9 banCelu fpnnteu,
inO ole sHettenIun9, we!t)e tbnen uCn Selten brer
IeH9lIlNprtdeMocn OrtuHCen III Der tUsJdbrlJcn Grn
ItD GU"ucuun 81 &br WIrc, nltDt gcbprJ III WutcJen
DtI tsnen, JI 60 tGGntG ue, clB le DNHe Nlul aut
Joe UrlYn clen StJItt D13cl> oct IhHeH Onne we'FtI
te YrrPte unTpre rt9r un0 IDU0urd e lDr Jtt.t Ter
InerVm auT oe ttstuGAnJ Ger oensrtGattldtn p1r'
Itvet 2luptuty S4 n!aU,sN, DEL rtberScN
QSt tur MntIMAVtu sritIteu NWrlHt fret ulo uuuu1s
Wunoer, cap Wlr clven SdDrt nt)t alleu nldt bllt}
eM, lcnoen 1Dm uHere entlps0ente SrpU)lttOn rn19c
9sHrrutn -Set DrrlNRotIen 95eIe9cnbctEcn haben nn
eItlarE, cap lpr 9eYeH Die 9runOung elncr rcMtbtn
peGUIlden p"rtheI Ilo uno o,plrI pe cas- 9roBt az.
meNlW1GEd)e ~netCIe cW)tS Hancc6 0lIt) uulcr rDrr
ter AtNGlHen Snttret Ut O1bcr ullere SpprItlon
IGeSen JeptM Sdt, oer ocler oee lrp un9 UCtrEeter
O.'Ie'peM tOuHe Aenlp,p aocr merfcn tvtr UlJ tNbu
uHo HelIutDten ais NeltbclpJCr Ger chtc auf ipsl
lde e0utHuEt0H nl1o GcrIe oIeles Hano,S cen Grutl
en lumUnl, ais aIeN ubll9eN GlhD1nocrer, iujprcen
uno SrOvTeln trIHcM SuJenbG all Der @rlnsllna Ger
ICtoEII ps t Iur 9E9rIJ 0trltu1ceu ullo Gcforoert
WerCtn 1w IIrS9ee YrSDu1Jen ut unItreuS oGs ucr.
e"r1.e DtItteI, Guctn MUtD wenl9er 9ce9nct lit ccr
l4n0ulltI o." uNrre teud}e Vreunpe cnlh CWu lcae,
muMnGcM uH1Up1u9t9en lNagGetteL bcfuuOcn. enc
|eqe nr IuOp III Cen Scrhunt lull9tn Der am irttcu
Samita9 ab9sba!Ic"rn &Uun1Y epnoeutio11, uuo MIN
1pwV R"OeM, UaB uuler Sanoloat ii 0. So D III Der
.rEcA SaIpEa9c lO" cle respectable Mebrbtt crbict
Sn Ger ;lucIteu crbelt or 40 Stmntl uu0 Edten nl
Iore GeIe0aen betru9erhcr NSeie crppeltc 3ettc en
9esebsr, OOer mare Sosrr 5.so cusen auceEu
ui iur eneN SIiquc' Nemrtrateu 9cbaIten pcrce, 1o
wurOe CT heMte ais re9eIm1Bl9 erannter SAnDoat au
oem Wahlettr chcn uo ou' d ten 1ed,tlidcs Dtittel
bitte ciEc GrmdbIun9 meht Oerhnoert perreu fluue.
YHir epfebIcn Dielr Shaodae Der ruhlNen uuo filbe
eullcberIe9un9 unlcrer ocuhen oenlUtgatitenSreu
Oen uno turdtcn a5oAun uou lbrcr @nltbcouns audl,
ui)t cas- Wmoeltc ulehr ocnn ur luo ibcr5euSt, raS
reun Gin9e all Der Searbetnu; ciele5 lp9enanMen
nnabhan99eu WoblSettels Gbcil baben, ile tlrs ocu
Der erlten Sesc ces Nement5 cau ocrlcst ,purocn H.
Der ,psitc nubterne Vccaute' lenc 9ebOri9c Bivun9
I bct ibnen nld1t Del feNlen miro
eabr une Sereht in uniern SUroerunseu, gereht III
Der 9luatpabl DIR Mtel 5ur Srlau8nn9 uuerer Ncdte
9eret IN auen uneru 01nolun9eu lcn, ulo mir nero
I'll lnercar oA6 Hcb, oos encm ,vlbrbaft freieu Wau
ne 9ebubrt, Oercieucu uno erhalteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

Co. 1Dir crfcbeu aus bcm cies>p6d,ent(id,eu ,Start
ScautY Dcmcfrat,' baB man i'll etnem an orn 6 . b
qerd,tetcs gdreben, remieIbsn fOlaenoe Nraacu ,1r
b,oi9en Se1ntwcrtune porleate nadoen. il, eeu ucrs
aussebenoen 8emcrfun9en elmer unterrcoun9 eeratht
woroen, Die ST.. 60 b B nit Sorn SreY bate, unp
nrrin CT ild ais Gp(srmann befaunt baben fca. Gic
Sra9en lluten allo:
/. Sno sic ein untcraaser Der GYler 9lomini
ltration =?
2. Wenn Gie es nidt llno, mas tpar bic llrIade,
baB 1le ctiae 9emerfunasn III Scrn. s ,rad3ten?
3.BoItcn Sie I'D, picOeicht baourdo in rie @un(f
Der GDlerparthei 'eben, o1mtt sic i'm poitamt ~
@anal- Sulton oerbLeibeu tSnuen?
a. Soaben Sie jemalS 9re'e an s g. MilIer
bon Gclumbus, ODER al irseno cine ancere Werlou,
9efhrieten, lrcr'u sic Scbn IYer euen SorS Sus
gaben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

5~Oie Grnenuuna bes Soru. Saloin y. @c6b ais
@anoioat fur oas Gecornerant hat, - wet mir erfab
ren spnnteu> aasemeiue luSufreoenbet erre9t. @leh
mad, Der SDuuentien oerbreete d oas Sjerl1dt, caB
er Elm Gplermanu 1s uur Jd folQlid unter ceu' an>
tel Der Demcfrate auf Den cemcfratllhen 0ablietcI
ge(hliten habe. 9S,r elbt toauen ber oieie Shata>
de ndt mit 8stimmthett entdeloen. erfabren aber o
eben. coB @ eefes @erl,dt in aen leinen Gbetlen be-
ftdttist haten ca Ddre es remnadb erwtelen, caB r
@pbb feiu Den1cfrat it, 70 m6e Deeid,t, nad unerer
O2ei1tuna Vfut Der sesenwirtisen Gentra Committee
leu cen llnterIhleit lpieoer gut MAIDEN ourd Gin,
ltbaltuu9 Don jorn. - o'S Name an.oie Steae oes
lld9 eiuaelblidenen Gylermanns. perrn elo's Greue
lu Der cfmctratilheu aartbet mro BON Shenandoah
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

audi 11ur i'm Minneten III 3rcifel acscQen, uno oa cr
nnh IHrn. cb Die Webrbeit crhiclt 1p SUiroe tas
curt Elm Af Der Gjeredti9eit reribt, poourd, nidt
nur aa9emlne 3ufrcrenbcit 9e9cten frnoern audi bic
Gni9fett pieoer hergelfcGt merrcn ttnnte Reiu Tc.
mrfnt ben mir c: Ter Grroertic prod,en, fiitlt t
"erpHlctct, uno Sr1r nit Meht, 1ntcr cIeu llmltdus
Icen fur Scrn 6 o B B Su ittmmcn.
lSle Nniere 1eler aus rcn GerEanolun0en Ger Scns
Yentlca III unIcrm hcut9eu 8lattc erieten mercen,-
rI!ee olecr eylte Nctcu9 non ccm rccu an Der Gcn,
reuclt nod, rvcit l5ertrceu. Tc 3oh Der oc1cnrGr-
NeicGoten Eetru', ocn1u Nedbl, g. Cine dnfue, fas
mcNurtld,t rerSoIraacH ilter BE oIridtccencuSauz
oicaeu fir 0tsccrcer erreRt caB bel Ger ;petcu IS
feleu, fol9ti n1cbr ais 0eiceaten ;Qeoen rarcu H.
bel Ger Ict SO, cllc mehr als NIT ect hdtteu f,
len fbnnen Gin Sreuno, Ter in Der Nihe itonc, pcr=
ibcrt ms cae er Mstreye orrpclte 3ettcl nit crru
GUtb'6 9amen aux ccm jout uebnen fab. 0uber 1T
es cine unperlehlid)e T1dliiNNfeit ocn Sciten Der
Sefre;dre cer@orUenttrn, oaG e been llrtoo ilbcr.
laben. aSlrcen oicctee tbrem Gjeihiftc ein ipeuia
mebr 9lufe, famte gehenft baten> 70 hate fru Se.
trug tattflnoen f6nusn 9Str fcuneu cS in Der Gbat
feincm Cemafratcu uerccnfen, Cn1b olanteu mir cas-
or tine Serpfihtun9 9eNcu Die eouUenticn rcrptt,l
wcnn er S,r1. e b nitt ais re9elmdGio ernannten
Saubiootn onerfennt unc fir crn. s. elb III flint
men 1db entfhlcfen bat
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
Ser UaterlanD6z Jreunb Unb g ei It Ser 3 eli.
6. .Ruhn. 9litt6tnra. D1
.. MlNner, Ntlltrpskura, ga.

Sectr. g. Rubn, Nitt6turg, pa
Shmt .. MIDner, ptlttrpstur9, ga.
Direct s. NelOcIber9 uuo =. 9Seltettaufen, Wtt5s
burg, pa- Or. &. Slfsr, s.. Schnauftr,
mo 9 Mosner, phlllppSburg, pa.
Tie NIT gil alun9 rcr 2loorcle bcauftr@9e Commit
tee le9te clee Dor, uuo cj Duroe tChIcieu e 1n3u=
nebmelt uno bic Heraus9ebcE Der ceHtitben 3cmu9en
ju erinden, fe in lire rctp. glattcr aufjuuchm1u.
Muf 9ntTa9 oe5 {Herrn SpcYercr ipurpe belblp(len,
eRr6 Qebrcr5 auf Die porhanctHu Wttet 0tuctjc)t III
neb.nen.
NuT $Intrl9 res joerrn SpeYerer nJr>c tet1toiieII
caB bic @entrale Committee uno rd5 GucCtpItunl in
oOrfommenoen S1uen befu3 leitu, t1 ie!bf iu er91n
3en.
9uf 9Iutra9 ecS 5>erru QEciterbauen wnrtc tcd(cfs
fen, oas, rpeun cas- Semluor Su pblppsbur9 III cen
ndtbteu Snel Subreu trb Gee jeet Uerbanpeusu lcfs
HHn9en nt oa6 9ewuuld)te 9eOthen batcn 1pQte, Der
natlten SrnuentOn elne p1ence Serc9un9 poer Srets
TdBtge 2lnrronun9 Ger 9ntult eupobIen mCrren IrNe
Scidlri1en, oaB Ger prdiloent u, Die Sctret1re Der
SrnrentlUM elne @ommlrGee bloen lpuen, I'm bic 8tr
OfentIlhun9 Der 9erhanbIun4cn uuo Der 9oprsit Der
eDuDentIUn jill be|rrsen.
SelblOIeI, oaB ri Ste GUGYsntirn itren Seanttcn
D1nt fur Ole Sue uuo tpdt13e GrfuIuu9 ihrer VH.htcu
l19e
Sefhlc0tn, eaB be Scupenticn Itb bis 3um 2ten
Wtonta9e ces 9!u9uIts l845 urrta9e.
Y. @etoe lberN ptdTcent
y thna9el, SlcerrII.
S. u. Sa6pfe Ell,
y QSelter hau cit, SCtrct.
Oa Die sur lluterlud)un9 Ger 0iednuu9cu cc5 Sd1ss
metlterS crndnnte SCnlrtte perhlncc!t tpuroe bI
Terpfldtung n1t)3IFomnIen, 70 ipurDe ceIe U1n ceu
SoereA GtlIer, SHartje unO G eretcr9 III Seilel Ccr
Derren SpeYerer, 9pUIOn uNo j.. Sung cingeehen IT,
orltCmmen lldbtt9 tefunren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

4V0 0'"9"'s"o)s" PrUp0EuU e1r uno l1lcB nit Der
I@rllalu"9 uDer cen Grprnelten.
NtruuT u"1'r"a9"s" e. cIe 1UH9en Seute uns in Der
Veo9E"pgIe Ne'e "eue" Sa1eIIanoee Hlto nberbaupt
N0Fo1meIU1o ~ u'!er~ele" S1e tubrteH uns bon
Oe" 0Et"tH oes pom @s Observation-Disclosures nncre
|SrE"I1e e"tlo"J onf Dem o1lonud]en Scean 6u oeu
0f1t" n'O 9ENPsn Oa'el'I lt'e9eH ce MertDu1oI9ten
O'"e 9"'a" HO SV'9ttn nIIe 0H cere uferH otu9enoe
AV1ieF n!o S'"0'e' HVo S'en9en MT "o orn oen1 I'M
w"t9NlteH ~1'n'a our DIE SemaB'9te CUR be'Ben 5o>
~, Vt 49,, ~" t""'.S. w" 9u"'" "Il o"e 9toPe
rn~r,nrru N, son o" ".' 0to o'"
T. ~ ,,[,sr',''. I"S W. ls "ue
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n.'1 s,,|,s" T'' 49, g.9tfoart
wv t.,.' ', r ' ~ w" ls'0'V 's' en1er
INts n,s H't,r,t ,i, pa "sv ""o erDor
'el, =" ,.Srr n'r 49, w. 'Vu"y ~" <tptetH gum
5Deue S.rY nH ~ w., "''HV te't19V" I" cen oaSu
cs1olot' "r'7 '',II ~S'II' "l'p"i't" 81 F9t".
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NtEE" , w ''s" tsVtet 6u ttFet" Ger ourb
n S''"o''Vs 'tN"''b:' ~ 'c'e cd3 eI:
tvHE <"'Sr W. "p''t" "'"5'Ps"''r C's Gl'dilds
S!"ts "' '"]'s'9' "lt""re 1'e ou3enchnel
S'"' ""lo t,TH I"'".W 's <'Hl"'St 11N'fc't 81
el'eS.n N"O 9" I.n'L CNs" 'pHE1p". c"1eF1'Te nnOI
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i'n Hns..ss ''"'9 n''U SeVe u'es ls'i'en :VsIts
0nr9er0 N''o o09l'9e" eE'OrE0e" Q0F' u. s. 3 =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08

SemrfratiiNer MatlSettsl.
NcrrdEntant,
ccSamc6 !R'l9crc.
e tttr,ff,
Srhn Grantcn
e @1emtittcr,
91ctcrt So. Npc@an.
9tctcrrcr,
GelOtu y. Grtb.
ecmiilirnir,
WiEbcIm Gjllnn.
County Sanrm,Htr,
9lrrrlo QpNd,.
Staats NnmaIt,
Slmc6 . 0Hrclru.
!rmcnD1us 9ircttpr,
Gttjah @riGmar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-08
eesee@ sec & &eee@essaess=

Gsy llnicre Gecr bitten mir ,reNcn Ierlpiur1 uu.
eres beutt9eH S!atte6 Inn 9eneiQte Gnt0t,ulrisnns
Per gruno Serlelben I'c9t III lleberbd"tun9 her @e.
cen, ,ueIete mir udhiteu5 bcleudten werccu.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
GEORGETOWN o, TUESDAY, MARCH 81, ls4s

that subject, reported bill to Incorporate
a bank at McConnellsyillc; which was
read the FIRST time. ~, g..
The bill to authorize the issue of stock
TO turnpike companies was read a third
time and passed.. . -s. ~,. ,.
The bill to incorporate bank atMar-
ietta was read the third time and laid on
the table,. 1 -.
The bill 10 perssrye a constitutional
quorum of the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio was then read q third
time :. t..s ..,...,- ,.--
Mr.. Henderson moved lis indefinite
psstponement. Lost-yeas l2, nays q
-(Messrs. Barnett, Denny, Ford, Full.
Ter, Henderson, jackson, Newton, Nash
Ridgway, Stanton, Van Vorhes, and
Wade, voting in the afirmativc1
50 the Senaie refused to postpone the
bill. ~h as-
The bill was.then passed--yeds %, nays
49,.
The Senate took recess.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
From the Kentucky Register

BURR AND BLANNERTIASSET.
j Much has been said and written on
the conspiracy Of Aaron Burr, aud q d.
versity Of opinion now exists as to the
extent of.his designs. The elegant re-
tiremont of BIannefhasset, previous TO
his association with Burr, has also been
a theme of eIoquence, and subject of
admiration. AS I lived near the centre
OF Burr's operations, and was intimate
with the family Of BlnneFhasset, many
acts came under my observations which
porhsps are not generally know. | there
fore'comply with your request, by de-
failing circums tanees which were famil.
liar to me at that period.
With reference 10 Burr's conspiracy, |
have never doubted the fact, that his first
object was separation Of the States, aad
the establishment of"an energetic gov.
.ernment," including our Northwest and
Southern Territories. This intention
was clearly manifested BY a series of
publications, with The signature of "Quer
ist, in the Ohio, Gazette" !" paper then
printed at Marietta, by one Fairlamb.
These numbers held forth all the al.
guments that could be urged to induce
The withdrawal of the West and South
from the Old States. Burr furnished the
leading points, and Blannethasset wrote
them Out, and attended to their publica.
ton. The irst number was read TO the
printer BY Blannerbassst at my fathers
house, and in presence Of several OF the
family. After the printer had retired,
my father made strong appeal TO Mr.B,,
on the folly and danger Of such an enter.
prise, reminding him of his narrow escape
from the troubles Of Ireland-of the hap
py form Of government he then enioved
and Of his delightful situation at the Is
land, surrounded by all the sources o
earthly bliss. Mr.. B. was disconnected
he acknowledged his Obligations for m,
fathers friendly motives, but attributed
their different views to the difference o
age. My father indignantly replied, tha
he had fought for the government unde
which he had lived; that he loved il o
the apple of his eye, and that treason a
gainst it could not be concerted unde
his roof. Mr.. D. politely withdrew, tool
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by the United States Government moi
made by Great Britain.
That the engagement entered into BY
the parties to the treaty at Washington
for suppressing the African slave trade,
was Internationally proposed and agreed
TO-.
That the British Governm ent saw IN IT
an attempt on the part Of the Government
Of the United States TO give practical
effect TO their repeated declarations a.
gaiDst the trade, and recognized. with sat
islaetion an advance towards the humane
and enlightened policy Of. all Christian
States from which they anticipated much
good. That Great Britain would scru.
ulously fulfil the conditions of this en-
Vagement; but that from the principles
which she has constantly asserted, and
which are recorded in the correspOn d.
ence between the Ministers Of the Uni.
ted States, in England, and himself IN
l64l, England has not receded and would
not recede. That he had no intention
TO renew, at present, the, discussion up
on the subject. That his last note was
yet unanswered. That the President
might be assured that Great Britain would
always respect the just claims Of the Uni
ted States. That Great Britain made
no pretensions to interfere in any man
: 'ner whatever, either by detention, visit
or search, with vessels of the United
States, known or believed TO be such. But
that it still maintained, and would exer-
else when necessary, its own right, TO as.
certain the genunineness, of any nag
which suspected vessel might bear;
that if, in the exercise Ofthls right, either
from Involuntary error, or in spite Of ewes
ry precaut.on, loss or injury should be
sustained, a prompt reparation would be
afforded But thati should entertain
for single instant the notion of aban
doning the right itself would be quite i'm
possible.
That the observation had been render
ed necessary by the message to Congress.
That the President is undoubtedly at
liberty to address that assembly 10. any
terms which he may think proper; but if
the Queens servants should not deem il
expedien: TO advise Her Majesty also to
advert TO these topics in her speech from
the throne, they desired neverth less 10
hold themselves perfectly free when
questioned in Parliament, to give all such
explanations. as they might feel to be
consistent with theif duty, and necessa'
ry for the elucidation Of the truth.
The paper having been read, and its
contents understood, Mr.. Fox was told
in reply thai the subject would be taken
into consideration, and that despatch
relative to itwouId be sent, at an early
day, 10 the American Minister in Lon
don, who would have instruction to read
il TO Her Majesty's Principal Secretary Of
State for Foreign affairs.
. . DANIEL WEBSTER.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
:. s~ Thursday, March 8, lS43.


BILLS READ A THIRD TIME. s..'
: To encourage the organization Of Fire
Companies. Passed,
TO amen nd The law in relation TO the
valuation and sale of canal lands belong
ing to the State Of Ohio, Passed.
stIn addition 10 the several acts for the
assessment collection Of taxes, and
to permsnen,ly secure the payment Of
the interest on the public debt Of this
State.'' ["Fhe Revenue BiA."l
Mr. Schenck moved to recOmmit the
bill 10 a select committee, with tnstruc.
lions, exempting certain articles sOf
household furnit re, sc, from taxa
ton. =.
A division Of the question was called
for, and the motion TO recommit was car
ried. : - 52Aa.
Mr.. Converse moved to amend the
instructions so that county officers shall
pay lax upon their saleries and fees of
Office "a per cent. upon the same a.
mount to $50 or upwards per annnm, and
when the same shall exceed $lOOo,25
per cent, on the excess.
Mr., Schenck opposed the motion.
Mr.. Converse thought that the Oppo.:
si'iou to this ame ndment. came with very
i'll grace from the member from Mont.
gomery (Mr. Schenck,) who expressed
so great. desire to retrench the bur-
lhens Of The people.
The motion was lOst-yeas "a nays
SO
The instructions were further amend
ed.
Mr. By,ngtOn moved further to amend
the instructions SO as TO provide for the
reduction Or fees and salaries Of all State
and county officers,at the rate Of 3St per
cent. Lost--yeas % nays IL.
The instructions were then carried, by
a vote of 35 yeas to nays 80; and the
bill recommitted.
To authorize the county commission.
ers iD any county in this State, bounced
by the States Of Michigan, Pennsylvania
| or Indiana, to lay cut State roads 30 feet
wide. Passed,
The House took a recess.