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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

SEGARS! SEGARS!l
HENRQUEs, 81 William street. offers for sale, in lots to
La Norma sesars, of superior quality direct
from the manufacturers.
500 500 8 ieen Ne DO, in1ODbOxe.
lSSSo rsorma PSwtelos
Is 600 PEisaner"
The segars we'll attention counoi,.
seoI. being made un expressly 70 order jy3 wee
ITO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
me saiHfti. &c corner Of and Washington nS 81.
woolen,, his e,tabi,hment ,uccessfu opera
Sn and s ne PREPARED TO sftc4's with pIomp,ne.. all
I mp %1y S s.1 on 20 TO The -
e also refs, TO the following remarks his workman
ship q" the F'H'' H T4 An S6Ib lH MEDAL
s 9een AWARDED g n M,geos tor the most beautifully fin.
6s @ Of s have 2 xs g, ps s ,
Of the sources of the
t the ss y tS"S ct s Hs
90 and bn, hs e a HS
s Sa .T y Mn Of s ens S
poers will do well themselves by personal
nation nth the merit Of rs invention
o'''' may DC i''' 4 RE Ell en- = 'ne st.
H hsssS a4 Wass Co g, p p,a ss as, "
VIZ; Ti ssI;. g" s !. $ %i,.n
D. Bresham 90 Pine st.
II $500 Kegs Cut Nails, Sd 10 1Od.
Ca'k, low priced Table Cut'ry, a csmnlee as
do do do Hand ard Psnnei Saws,
do warranted Sheffield Any $ and Vices assorted
10 Tons do Steel Broad Bars
Srcs plain split and ribbed percussion sc sc For
JOHN A NswBoULD,
al 6tn'r 90 John street.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
- Broadway impressed with the OF
urgency the by the reduction Of hs finding
impossible while subject the outays
rosdway location necessarily has determined the
effect dsparagement the quality
gameus he has therefore, removed his establishment
TO- 1856 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Beekman, where
gentlemen now be supplied at deduction Of
from his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen Of the
foregoing assertion
superfne Coat, made in the best style, from SIS SIS
Erts do, OF the finest quality, 10 to %
Cbale vests, AIS
s. p beg leave conclusion observe the above articles
may be relied on, in all respects be OF the genuine
and lower than other house furnishing the
qusltty Of articles. il lmr
ENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
VI 3OBE-Ceutlemen or familiss desrous Of conye ring
their left of apparel into cash. obtain for
the highest cash prce
To families md gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence having any superHou, effects dispose OF, will
End much their send the subscriber who
vii attend them al their residence by appointment;
No. John ST. and lt Varck st, New York.
line though the post Office, otherwise will receive
prOmpt
ClothlnI cleaned, altered and repaired jy7 lm.ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT AT LONG

THE undenigped would respectfully those no
wish from the heat End asr OF the city, either for
brief time through the That he has made
ment, for the reception of visitors and tnat pains will be
spared make the situation and comfortable This
place situated Atlantic about thirty miles
from New York, and for pureness OF opportunities for
bathing nd beaui surpassed by
of pleasure the country. The price OF GARD will be
dollars elk, and good cooks and servantshave been
procured cannot but pleasant and agreeable home
for those who wish the in the country The
OTus, the Fulton market and the
Shire OF Robinson will each
daily trip between New York and cong Branch.
jy7 Sweod-ec SAMUEL COOPER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
PCRTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
LErAMrEn AYE EYAlIH M

~: d EOUDELOQUE, NJ. D., LISBON, rsH TU6Ak
'HE 5ciensie combination OF ingsdenu Of which these
Iaion Of the world. They Anown ali Europe
the only raor discovered that
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty al
being such thar thew not be used during
p,odues misesIri.se y ssed during that period.
The directions translated English and developed
rcxnd with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz eon
tsns the signature Of M dc Boudcoque, snt the ngh di
the Of Dr. " MkLVkAU asthorEeS
agent Fer th. continent Of America.
Thoy be transmitted by mail part Of the Unxod
States Sod by DIFF Meveau, and importer for the
United States, Office 29 Liberty street. Greenwich street
Price thal boxes 81 No half boxes sent by mall Sold,
s.o, by appointment Of Nv a. i29 Cherry street, Hem
nusi be post psid je0 mdHw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
CONFECTIONERY.

ONEhWo, ICES, JE LILIES, &C. &c. &C
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at Reduced Prices at 70
w Canal street-JOHN BRADEN, the well known pro-
pretor Of the above old establishment for the years
grateful for the patronage hitherto received his friends
deslrous msrt Of respectfully informs
the and the public generally that he ready supply
families rnd dealers the city and country with Confec
all its branches such quantities they be pleas
ed TO order always provided they within the bounds
possibility
The and elegance OF Saloons for reception
TO which attached private saloon zap stairsb
presy for the use Of families toRetherwh the
superiority Of his Creams, Jees Ices Confectionery, and
refreshments generally well known and generally
appreciated to require by advertisement
By maintaining for has establish the
which he has al great pains snd expense built up for it, he
opet to of the extensive patronage he
has heretofore fsvoured WITH and the
san,tacton TO al who f. or with their custom.
dreams JellIes, and Ices, ia FORMS at 6s quart.
orders ,ent to any part Of the city free OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

SUNBURNT. YELLOW OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
~ and EWptions, Bites OF Mosquitoes Cured by the
cake tsy very often h cake Of that nven
ton called the Italian Chemical SOAP The used
week cured no less than three Of old scsy salt eum
Tor which skill and the powerful lotions had been
used in yan HUNDREDS have cured sf eckles tam
burn and torhew this summer by it, There who DC
not try IT, because is pufed" the papers. This we are
obgedto DO TO Introduce III
recommend as almost nabe cutaneous eruptlons
disagreement, uch pmplcs botches eckics, TAM suIy
salt rheum erespes BARRIERS itch bites Of bed bugs "a e.
rers NC gives the skin youthful healthy bloom h ~.
ness Persons ivngat the South should never pc mi
captains erchants and others treated WIN ,h,
fortune might be made by enterprisng person =" 's w
10 a warm climate. -L,...,. >, ,f,,
Sold 80 cake, By Il. Jones, al hs ,s.s n
merry store, sign ofthe American Eagle " snn,
York and By these Agens-in % Hotel Wash.
ngtop D. c., In Boston, STATE street, IN m,
wIvnIps sus"%sAniD~ss' Fl" va 1msn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas. is cubic inches.
These Springs within few hous ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady, Uca &c. and accessible either
from Cahaohere the Albany and Utica Railroad where
post coaches dairy await the arrival of the
and Unca to convey visitors the Springs
distance OF about elg miles, for dinner;
the turnpike from Albany Cherry Valley by daily stages
being about forty FIVE miles Of the of Abny Persons
leaving New York the evening boat for Albany arrive
the Sharon Springs the pe.t ua IN time for dinner.
Clark GARDNER HASKELL.
a3Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
To aiAKKfED LADIES.

MADAME kESTELL's PREVENTIVE POwDKRs
u1-Thsse Powders have sdoptsd
in Europe, bat france in particular upwards thirty yeAn
well By tho7sandsn county, bsip, only mild.
safe, and scscous for married ladies' Whole health
iofbids too rapid increase OF family.
M.dsme kss'e :. Is wei. tnoyn was o,, si-,y years ysi
rope-hoss Of Vienna and fsrswhere oreo By her
srpsrsncs ans opportunities, she attained that csebnty
has: in medical sciences specially sdspsf
,alsd q, vel n this c9entIy a. in Euog, hsr scqusinnse
serby useing The decline and i'll health Of married isnsls
in tho meridian OF e and the rapid snd
eftcn apparently ncxphcsbe which eonsgn
fond mother TO prenst,Ts ssvcto their
At knowledge OF the OF female ndspos
nons-csrecaity Of Married femslcswhich, led
the discovery ther celebrated +" Preventive Powdenn
Their adoption the preserving not only
the health hat the life Of seenonats vis ana
ndmothey.
The advertiser fsszg the npornsse this sabset os
natns the vast benefits resulting Thousands by their adop
ned By all that hsy hold and dear to their consideration
not wise and vuous 20 prevent evils to which sab
set BY simple and healthy mean, within our control Every
nsy answer in the s1rmaiiye Price Ave dollar. paes.ss
san be forwarded By mail Z. any part Of the Ussd s.es
TELL Femsle Phys,sian Principal ofcs. li Greenviss
Boston ofhso No. Eases 81 jeio 3m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

Ckn0}I . ~, VA MsAIEk5DAY's FIRST PREMIUM IN
= DIh RUBBER HOSE IL confidently recomme nded for
te,s the following properties, - " " wv
q" ~ periecuy tight under pressure Of the Croton.
90 III Is made OF the fabrics, and will nor ndsv IN
'h,uIe 10 the lestt and requires o attention
JIG u act destroyed by coming In contact with OIL or
Dy COLO weather, the rubber de-
tne EAST complaint be made Of the no,. nor nn.,a.
sing the above properties IL will be taken barL A. 49,
SIDE OF SIR month, from s purchase aud otneT
fh Coupling and jet pipes will be attached withou, ,h,o
buye VII pote hat we are clearly that tins hos. iT,
process OF making which unknown 10 any Other In ts
iiqUids. HORACE M DxV "' "'ei
inlm.r succestof 10 horburr L. X. q. - Msinepi.n.
DH HoUs TONl DeDu.I, IA, returned to New YoIl
57swlmsn ~ '''e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
SHARoN STRINGS, PAVILION, sCOhARTE COUN

SHARON SPRINGS, PAVILION, sCOhARiE COUN
~ Tf, N f.-This splendid and commodous Hotel having
been enlarged repanted and refunhed the
throughout during the past winter will be opened
the of by the subscribers the 18th May
ensuing.
The alterations additions will enable
toaccommodate much number thaniomery
and aording comfort and The
.de grounds will be handsomely ilh
TO afford the most advantageous prospect of the surrounding
country. The roads and the Springs being
proved aud opened tor accommodation Of
equesan. The grounds and the vicinity Of
House being enlarged and much and will accommo
date all who desire bahe There
BaAeys which have lately been erected The
Of the Pavilion such afford every
of aud short subscribers will be prepared
10 their be surpassed by
establishment the country.
OF the White Sulphur Water of Sharon Springs it can be
SAID il surpassed by thing OF the kind the known
world for the If rheumatic eutaneou bilious and dyspep
complaints and for the Of eTyselas rheum,
ula yer complaint, and bity has been certified
by some OF the most eminent me dica professors
BY analyst made for the popetou Of Springs
by OF the eminent chemists in this (D Chill
OF New York; the following results have obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE & EDWARDS, AURISTS,

DIS: CASTLE q EDWARDS, AUKISTS,
SO BHtoAhpWAtY=EHnetE M.
nosh to testify that he home unit for duty.
OF total deafness and discharges from his ear
that whale IN New York, his England, he placed
himself the professional Castle Edwards
Aursts Under their he his heapg and
has returned to his itary duty.
Signed, II. McNEVEN ND
Surgeon TO b. NJ. Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure incipent deaess earsche pains buxzngs
the collections vita
ted secrrons of the Their Acoustic Oil has been
remedy in all diseases Of
twenty years. Offices to Sci Broaawsy
ner White street. jy1S lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03

THE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed Ter those who require speedy and
for infectious complaints aud wnc the best and
most convenient treatment In plain and faithful
state that the author has published the
chaptc-that the which render these
obstinate and the form Ct single letter, which
he supplies free Of wishing HIS
for doing given the letter itself this Also
will be why many suffer from month
month with complaint winch affect the mind
we'll functions of the body, and which easily and
speedily cured when once ITS nature Is explained.
but lest should be supposed that the letter here referred
processes than really author begs state
that beside his long he has testimonial
the subject Of his integrity and skill from the eminent
physicians Europe % the eost eminent America Sir
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott of N " Dr. Physick Of Phade
pha and Others and also that permitted refer
every physician Of em,nence in the city.
Dr. Ralph would also further state that he copsaed
diseases Of tbs nature his private residence No SO
witch street, hour and those who honor him with their
conieHce the complicated disease will
be surprised the and quicness with which, general
they will obtain cure. jyll lmer
GLANDS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID for taking
~ Of pteh paint oil and stains Of all kinds
from woolen linen, sk cotton and other cloths without
ton will thoroughly eradicate soil stsin from the finest
well the fabric almost II should
be house, and in ones and those
who trial take pretty good TO keep supply
handhaying found out It's usefulness they would
think of being " lthout IT,
Full directions accompany each phial.
To be had Of c. A Baxte $50 Pearl street, stairs Of
Wood Morrison, Gree ich street. On New York
and smo. ali reputable druggists in town ud country
Be particular and AJAX for Stands Stain Extracting Fluid
observe the label each phia sgned By the proprietor
his own hand writing. - .
Also may be had Stands celebrated Ala
baster the popular and efficient article for
wing freces pimples botches, whitening and cleaning
the skin, NC Jyl3 msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
&ROO REwARp-CKOss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE &

III N
JpCOO the cure Of eonorrh9a, Geee Suctues and ana
lagous complaints OF the organ OF generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
this is the most certain.
IL makes speedy cure without least re-
sction Diet drink or change application
business.
We give long quack deceive the pub
lc II the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak Our object TO notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single case OF recent 0onoha
be brought in which the mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture OF $500. .
cety-hgh low, rich rnd matrimonial aud single They
with remedy BY which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time possi-
bic.
Further disease be contracted fa dose of the
taken night going to bed when exposed
put up bottles with full directions accompanying it,
bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
koae only VIM: H. Minors, 1872 Broadway, corser of
John street, opposite Franklin House, New York j. Jones,
J. M Smiths, 1888 Washington street, Boston, iy3 imsrc
INFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery
L and DiarIh@a.
thereby certify acquainted with the composition
of th Syrup, il composed Of vegetables entirely
and OF have Injurious effect upon the
tenn have frequently tested of Dysentery
and long standing Diahma be. controlled
disease. EZEklEL LOVEJOY, M. ID.
Owego, June 18th, 1913
thereby certify that have closely observed the effect OF th,
various Of bowel derange and am fully
convinced that il highly valuable, that all who are al
fcted with obstinate Darrhei and Chronic Dysencry
'"o''' "''' " 'lsB PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon.
For sale At MiIHAUs Drug store. 1903 Broadway.
jv23 Imsr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

A Son shot by his Father. We learn
from the Republican that a horrid Ira
gedy was enacted in the lower part Of
Anne Arundel county, Md on Wednes-
day morning 1t seems Iha. an i'll feel
ing had existed between Captain Joseph
Ovens, OF West river, and his son, grow.
ing out Of a law suit, which ended on
that morning by the father shooting the
son, inAciDg wound which caused al
most instantaneous death. The father
was Immediately arrested and taken to
Annapolis, where he was committed to
Jail to await hia trial for the unnatural
and bloody deed.
We have been informed by a gentle-
man from Annapolis that Captain Owens
was, at the time OF the unfortunate oc-
currence, aud is now partially insane,
which probably induced him TO commit
the rash act acI-Chpper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
THE CONDITION OF ILLINOIS.

The Springfield correspondent Of the
81. Lonis Republican writes, under date
of the llth ultimo:
"The Secretary Of State appeared
within the bar of the House, and read
10 that body communication from the
Governor, urging upon tho Legislature
the immediate necessity Of action in re
gard to the finances Of the State. He
affirmed that for the want Of means, it
was with the utmost difficulty that ne :
cessary supplies could bo procured for
the two branches Of the Legislature,
and when they were, II was at most OK
orbilaut prices Wood, which he stated
could he purchased for one dollar and
seventy i've cents cash, the State now
had TO paw three dollars and a half for
candles, which for money could be pro-
cured at thirty seven cents per pound
now cost the State one dollar, and other
things in the same proportion: all aris-
ing from the fact that there was noIh-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
CARROLLTON OmIO-FREDAY, FEBRUARY 49, gsas.

the deserted island for some vesllge oil
it's former embpIIishment; but he looks
in vain. The mansion was destroyed
by FIRE, iis hospitality, The soul Of music
ard the refinement Of taste and intellect
have oil departed On my last visit 10
the scene Of many happy hours. the only
memento OF my early sssocis'ions !
could fn1s, was R. w. lS05,' carved
on tho bark OF an old beech tree.
81 felt like one who lreads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted;
Whose Lights are fed, whose gar!and's
dead,
And all but he departed"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

Scloto-March 23, July 10, Oct 10
LawreOCe--AprI 8, July II. Oct %
GaIIia-April 90, July 81, Oct 30
Meigs-ApriI II, July 81, November 6
Washing'on-AprIl "a, August 7, Nov
ember Is
Morgan-March l3, August IA, Nov 20
9th Circuit-Hamilton county,
Regulated by the act Of Feb 4 1886 |
Civil Terms First Monday 10 Janua
ry' Cd Monday in July, and lst Monday
in October, annually.
l0h Circuit.
Adams lst Tuesday of March, I'd Tues
day Of July, 4lb Tuesday of Seple ulber
Highland Cd Tuesday Of March, 4lh
Tuesday of July, lst Tuesday of October
Fayette 4h Tuesday Of March, second
Tuesday Of August, Sd Tuesday Of Oct.
CIermont 2d Tuesday ofApril, fourth
Tuesday Of August, last Tuesday Of Ocl
Brown ist Tuesday of May, Cd Tues
day Of September, Sd Tuesday ot Nov.
1lM Circuit.
Holmes February %, May Is, Septem.
her IL.
Wayne March 6, May %, Sept %.
Medina March 90, Jnne 5, Oct IL
Knox March 90. June 10, October 95
RichIand- April 7, August IA, Nov. 6
18TH Circuit.
franklin February 81, May 8, Sept 81
Mad dison- March 7, May 23, Sept l2
CIark-March Ia, May l3, Sept 10
aware March 81, jane ., Oct 6
Champaign-AprII d, August l6, Oct "a
Logan = April 25, August %, Nov Q
Unlon-ApriI s, July 5, October Is
18Th Circuit.
WoOd-March l3, October 16
Lucas- March 20, June g. October 90
IIenry- Apnl 8, September Is
Williams. April 10, September II
PauldIng April II, September l8
Putnam. April "a, September %
Van Vert. May /, September %
Allen. May 8, September 2S
Hardin. May %, October 4.
Hancock. May %, October IL.
l4th CtcUit.
Lorain, February Z, May 0, Sept Is
Cuyahoga. February 81. May %, DC
81
Lake. March IA. June 13 Octnher
Geauga. March 90, June 27, Oct II
l5ti Circuit
Belmont. March l3, June 5, Sept II
Monroe, April 3, June 26, Sept 25
Guernsey April II, July 81, Or II
Harrison. May |, August IA, Oct &
Jefferson. My %. August % Nov l3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

ing but auditors warrants TO pay then
with He also stated that il was with
the utmost difficulty that money enough
could be procured to pay he postage
on letters addressed TO the Executive
department, and eBlrealed that some &C
tion might be had in regard to the
finances Of the State al once"
Is not this melancholy finale to Lo.
cofoco mIsruIe and misgoyernment?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
A Farmers opinion on Protection. :

A Farmers opinion on PTotectiOn'-
There is party in this country, who
are very desirous Of convincing the Ag'
ricuIiuralst that his greatest enemy Is
Pro.eclion--a tax upon the many for the
benefit Of The few. We have seen no
thing which more poiniedy rebhkes the
false position Of this party, than the FOL
lowing extract from a letter from an H.
linois farmer to the Washington Globe.
We commend it to the consideration OF
ali Free trade advocates. Ohio Labor
er.
| wish not to impugn your motives,
but being an humble farmer | wish to
make a serious appeal 10 your reason
Will you make US prosperous by con-
vert,ng the whole people into cOmmu-
nity OF rarmers2 When this is accom- =
plished, wonder who would buy our
produce. Europe? No. You surely
know that Illinois alone can supply all
Europe in Wheal-lhat is. all The def.
ciencv that has ever occurred Hum
BILE as am allow the to give you my
plan:
Keep out every article of foreign man
ufacture that can te made at home Le
Wy Tariff-none Of your mere Incl
dental concerns; but one Of the real and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
From the Licking Valley Ky. Register
Burr IL EslannCFhasse4t.

Much has been said and written on
the conspiracy of Aaron Burr and di,
versly oI opinion still exists, as TO the
exten, Of the designs. The elegant re
tremeDt Of BIannerhassett, previous to
his association with Rurr, has also been
theme Of eloquence, aud subject Of
admiration. AS lived near the centre
Of Burr's operations, and was intimate
with The family Of RsnnerhNssott, many
facts came under my observation which
perhaps are not generally known. |
therefore comply with your request, by
detailing circumstances which were ia
miliar 10 me at the period.
With reference to Burr's conspiracy,
|! have never doubted the fact, that his
first object was separation of the
States, and the establishment Of IAN en-
ergetc'government' including our Nor'h
West and Southern territories. This
intention was clearly manifested by a
series of publications with the signature
of the 'Querist' in the Ohio Gazette a
paper then printed at Marietta by one
Fairlamb
Those numbers held forth all the ar
guments that could be urged, to induce
the withdrawal OF the West and South
from the old States Burr furnished
the leading points Blsnnerhassett wrote
them out, and attended to their publca
tion. The fret number was read 10 the
printer by BIannerhassett at my faith
er's house, and in the presence Of sew
eral Of The family, After the printer
had retired, my father made strong
appeal TO Mr. B. on the follya DANCE
Of such an enterprise; reminding him o
his narrow escape from tho troubles o
ireland surrounded by all the sources o
earthly bliss. Mr.. B was Disconnected
he acknowledged his obligations for ny
fathers friendly motives, but attributed
their different views to the difference o
age. My father Indignantly replied
that he had fought for tho Government
under which he lived, that he loved i
as the apple Of his eve, and that treason
sgains; it could not be concerted unde
his roof. Mr. B. politely withdrew
took up HIS quarters alta public house
and never made his homo with US alter
ward. But number after number Of th'
; 'Querisl' came before the people, hold
ing forth tho possession of the publ
lands with oil their mineral production
the great agricultural prospects of th'
West the vast nnvigable waiers- th
occupation of New Orleans as CONNER
cial emposium, and various other argu
menis in favor of a separate government
A day was also appointed TO hold Con
venton At the Island.
But The plans of Burr were not conin
ed 10 separation Of the States; he kney
that this project might fail, and the O.
tablshmsnl of an Empire in Mexicai
Country, was his alternative. A nun