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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
NOUVELLE sOCTETE,

Los sodssignts sont aujourd'hui entries en-
sous Ia raison de Philips & Lanoue.
lis auront t%ouiouss en- vente un assortment
dc marchandises de goht &c. lis es-
par lour assiduit6, meriter une portion
do patronage public.
Baton Rouge, l fevrier I843.
WILLIAM u. PHILLIPS,
4 few. 50 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
MOFFAT's LIFE NEnTcTTs

eEEERAL HxaAHKs.
d These medicines are indebtabrtb cir
e Pe tostheir manifest md sensihacton in
Fifylns the springs and ch~annebfIife. and
n ~ f1nsln WIN renewed ioIand vigors
Friod ii their history they hadsscued suf.
ifrers from the very verge Of unfimeIv
rave, aEer all the deceptive no5ms If me
~ p!IScIIoea oy p~hysiciansaad utterly
.ac1rod Is wn4ch cases they alsemanently
vitban. mat UNIFORM enioyme Of health,
,1eeeip ADD" l4le itself Is a partial
a sssp1tme remedy for fsrer ands.e. md bill
= Wgga remedy IN thgorld equal
descriptions for the manner okk;nr sf,~,a
q T0lTpn{ y hd" rom any the agents
nesat Baton Rouge.
Se3te mber 3 30Iy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
TANEa DE rARnLaaEa.

AVIS est par le present dopnt que ie ia.
bleau lies taxes pour l'abnta 1913 est i pre-.
sent entrs les mains do colIBeteuF des taxes I,
ct de plus quo tohtes eotntnee dues snr 10 ta-
bleau pour LES annteB 1B4t OF 1912, ani tic
eeront pas imtntdiateBiuht r6gltes ayeg 10
e0llaeteuf, B6foht petgneB F9l0n Ia fieaaur De
Ia loi ID HACKET,
Collector dos taxes DE- tafoiBsd.
20 jhpYief tHill 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
ALFRED GATES,

CApr CUTTER We refer The sugar PLAN
tors IN general 10 a circular from Mr.. John
r. Bfyan lie newly invented eano'cltter
Is actually what no claims it to be, = cane
cutter in reality. 1t will bs seen by the caro-
Of the highly respectable sngar-plantefs bo'
low, that i has boon tried to their satisfaction.
Mr.. Josiah Barker is now hktDg of his crop
with this machine, where 1t can be seen AZ
any time, by those gentlemen who would like
to tost It's qualities personally Mr.. bryan
will also tfadspoftit on the plantation Of aby
planter wishing Il; he will also expose It At
tho next fair. This MACHINE will cut MS much
cane IN seven uinutos as nineteen hands can
do il tho space Of an hour. Go and see We
instrument and Judge Tor youfsol9es'-L i" H.
Gazette of NOV, A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
AVIS

Relutif an Transient du bnreau de PArpoh,
tour.G General do Donaldsonyill6 Baton
Rouge, ct du Bureau dos Irrfeg do
Greensbure d Ia meme place.
Fn yertu dune authorize accorded i fi5xt-
cuff, par Ia bme section dc l'aete du Con-
gree, appronv6 10 3 Mars 1881, tntltuld "AGte
pour Greer le bureau do lArpcntouF General
deB Torres pnbhqnbe do fEtat de In LonIBia-
ne et par ID 7mo section de l'actu da Com
gf6e, Approve 10 8 Mni 1892, suppidnen-
tatro 4 pluaieurs actea pour l'hinstoment de
r6clamatione, ct Reimbursement de- Bureaux
dee Terroe dams % district Est do llle dc III
Nouvello Orleans avis eat par 10 present
donnt, quo 10 bureau dc l'Arpenleuf Gene
raj soft tranBftr6 de charlottesville b Baton
Rouge, ct que 10 Bureau dos T'erres pour 10
district Est Dc File dc Ia Nile. Orleans, ct
Ouestde Pearl River, soft auesi transfers. a
Baton Rouge, auaE,,s6t que los arrangements
ntceesaifea .rendr6nt CO t~ranefort convenable.
Avis ap6cial du date exact dea dts trans
fere sora donnd par PArpontonr General, eli
10 lleceyeur ot Register du Bureau deB
Terros.
Donh6 SOUS ma main, q Warrington, CO vihgt-
neuyi6me De Sophomore, A. D., lsd3.
- TnIth NV II .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
a. IOnER.

Ia idlie propribtt, onuue sous le nom do
Of apparieuant 4 Nine. Boapr0.
gard. Pour pri& ct conditions, s'adrepBer al
Capt. Favrot. pres Get Office, oil q Mr.. Mo-
nard, b Ia ba6gue dc IA Louisiana,
Iav lUaztf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

A L PLUGH-suRezsxD---
UResidens East of the COD 80.
the house forerly occupied bFCEs-jss .
Tess4sr, Bataalouge. =
der 10 "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
EARDWeEbCUTLR
RICHARIG M~NTGO4Ef'
NJ n arfre4yeet, NO

= INC. Ii @AA~@1I0'1
Are now recing alery ezfn.e addi-
ton to their ste of Eeign az pn
Haydware, Cua %enakIng D a
ment as eompleextenHe andshP as can
be found in the s~theT1eountr1
mination of VIII ~purcbsers az ihted.
R & M, badoustaay on hn4a heavy
stock of Swe, En9sh, ad snS O.
Iron, Plough lids, Nls, HessaSgs, -,
Log and Traeshains.iroP n4le ~ sn IN,
finseed oil. hts 3 Tuperne, WhFe;
Lead, Glass, Hs, TaEed Ratls HOOKS gu
Hinges, Mill 9GrindStons, 9acksmf1s'
Plantation andpentas toas great ar
ETY., a large aftment of EOpWare' sas'-
Ploughs, L..
October 7, Is 3 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

.,.uAttornv and jounsHor at
n. o-or,tanos praH ieesinthe Curtis of
The 3rd asd 4tJudi6al Bisiiets I'D Su-
nronoo Cart ole Sats ad wi attend
prornD+Iv 10 anv sines esuuted this care.
Office in the TOT Of BatonNoM' Oh =
corner Of Third q Gwch tree opposite
the Catholic Ch1h.
ian % Oft.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
NOTICE.

A1lspersonhaTfug in their posss.
or other proHty belonging to thtlate JoS~
Huesson, decA are requested 70 turn tbsn
Immediately.
aus IS 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
nRYAN,s pATENT eANE cUrrER

Mr. John =. Bryan haB the honor to an
nouHee 10 the sugar planters et LouIslana,
thai he bas invented a Cane Gutter to work
Nv horse power and that It 10 now IN sue
csaaful operation at the plantation OF hf.
Josiah Barker, al Manebac, IN tho parish Of
East Baton Rouge, where all are respectfully
invited to witness lie powers. Mr. bryan be"
inc awaaesthat the sangutne estimates 81 Pc
te1teeg afe generally received with consider
able allowance, respectfully submits to the
public, tho accompanying voucher OF eSpe'
rieneod planters, as an evidence That those
Who nav be 1T tho trouble 10 call and 500 d
valuable invention, will not find themselves
engaged III d hootleBB GRAND.
Manchac, November |, 1919
THE undersigned having seen the patent
cane cutter Of Mr.. John + Bryan in operation,
tender to him this, their opinion. that 1t IL
perfectly successful, 80 far as 70 cut the epnot
With great rapldity at the surface Of the
ground that they esteem II TO be a very Va
Tuabla instrument, which Will Justify tbs trou.
bio Of a visit from any part Of tho sugar 70
zion, to those who may wish TO SEQ and tt
use II.
FFRaus DUPLANTtEH,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

Sands Bafsapafilia will also remove ana
pernaBenfiy cure diseases having their origin
IN mn tmptfe state Of blood and depraVed con-
dftion efihe general c6aBtanti0n, VIZ Setofu'
Ia or Kings Evil, ii It's various forms hnen'
m]afstn .6BAthhte tutan6ou d Bfnptl6ts, Blgteh-
ii. Dites, pImples OF p~pstutes on the faes,
chronic Sore eyes, HingW0rm or TetteF, seala
Head. enlargement and pain Of The bones aha
Joints. stubborn Ulcers, syphalitie symptoms,
diseases arising from an iniudlet6us use oti
Mercury feYgrs, female arrangements, an"
other similar complaints a
Prepared and sold ut wholesale ana reta'l'
ana f5r expectation, by A y Sands N Co No,
~ Broadway, Granite Buildings1 corner 81
Chambers street New York.
Sold also at their Southern office no ~ ~,
Charles ST. ". O., also by sieFles " Co4 ~
Canal st. A oliver n Co., "a Charities 81, ~
6hitto 1873 Chaftfe ST., DuGonge 30 BiepVple
II. Jarvis n Andrews 20 Common 81, Morgan
N CO.. II Canal st., II. Bobhabel corner u
Tefeupitontas and Fateh6z stu and by drug
eials generally throughout ths Us.
Price III per bottle, q bottles for 10
CauttonZBs particular to ask Tor sand
RarsApartlta and take no other.
HprilB Oily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
YOITURES

LIE soussign6 ayan' engage d'excellens ou-
vriers de Newark, N. J., ct aggrandi son eta
basement stpr9t a faire toutes sortes de re-
parations aux v~oitures dams lie meilleur genre
ct lie plus court delai, il ~sollicite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, un assortiment.de harnais, ~fabriques
au nord, a vendre aux prix coftant.
Des bois de Its de c~erisier ct peuplier a
vendre a bas prix.
2Oaodt. % VIM. F.<TUNNARD.
s. Fl. SHTPLEY, avocat, ETC., pratiquera dan
les cour des troisieme. quatrieme, ct huitiem
districts indicIaires. "a
Toufes afaires conf6es a SEES soins rece
won't l'attention Ia plus assidue. ~Iltientson
bureau a Baton Rouge, lie.
u novembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
A. L. PHO UGH

Residence-A Pest de Ia maison de ceur,
dams IA maison ci-devant occupee par Chas.
R. Tester, a Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

AMOS ADAf Avoca ct Conselllier
continue Pexercie 80 prfession dams les
coun du troIsiGm quatrigne districts judi
ciairs ct dams Jour suFeme de fEtat
Les afaireg cone d ee8sohns recegront
Patttntion Ia plusidue. tent son Office
a Baion Rouge, Cignure deg rues 3Gmc
ct Church, vis-a.a'eglisq tatbolique.
% lanyier JO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

MYsrERIEEsB DECoUYERTE.-Ayant-
her. en- creusan, dams la cave dune yielle
rpaison qui a etc recemment demolie, au
coin de Walnut ct de Wafer streets, on a
. protesragarnsde %profondeur sous lie sol,
fee IL not. he has not aa.oue ION suppose
constituents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

have confidence in the representations made
bv Martha Con1in, and have full hn9WteaSs
If her case. DblJAH 4 a,
Alderman 10th ward Of the City o. Ee"
wi Dec. IA, tB42.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

Martha Comm has lived in my family the
Ia years, aud ! hereby certify he iofego-
inc statement made BY herself IL correct
' Mrs. MARY g. LLOYD,
Mo, 8G1 Broad ST. Newark, Nd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
MALLE DIES d. III.

FABRTQUE D'OUVRAGES EN- FER
BLANC, EN- CUIVRE EFT EN- TOLLE
LIE soussign6 s'6tant etabli dams la rue du
Maine, proche rGglise methodist, informe
superintendent lie public quill continue a
traveller dams la susdite branche. D'apres
une Tongue experience il Sc tlatte de pouvoir
.donner enti9re satisfaction a ceux qui YOU
dront bien l'honorer de leur Pratique.
Toute ferblanterie confectionn6e GU rae
commodee dams lie plus court d6lai.
JOHN TILANO.
26 fey,t 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

wsntv years. | will chesrfully give any par
Get1arstn relation 10 her case 10 hose Who
may wish further information.
"''' sr. ELIZABETH.
SUPERIOR Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy'
Inn. Prince street N, Y. Dec. IA, lS42'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
NOTICE.

NOTCH
The steamer BRILLIANT will carry cot
ton from East and West Baton Rouge, for
fifty cents per bale.
oct IA sc JESSE HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
Par 10 President, .r#4ta a4ea rt
THOs, II. BLAKE,
Commissairo dn Bureau General dos Terree.
AVIS

Commencement 4 uno proclamation du Pre-
sident des Etats Unis, datte du 30 Sophomore
1913, 10 bureau de PArpenteur General du
dtp~arteulent dos torres dc Ia Louisiana, sera
tran9ftr6 de Donaldsonyillo d Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, 10 6 D6eembre, OF ouvert pour Ia
transaction d'ailaireB, 10 Is Decembre. l543.
+. d. NEWCOMB,
Arpenteur General, LIE.
RAton Rouge. O dec. 1919 A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
y ba0s

~ Hodait 30 Lpbt | Baton.
III ntge, y - In u3, dc Ia
g6le Dc L.lyipgsfs, uh6Rre qui
pX/ u TONNE Ge6rReHbd 3 pieds
sasss pouees, Age dAbn 40 ans,
Il a une Gic6r5ca sur 10 pied Md'une ID.
parence claF FOR ct hard, y saait appar-
tenir p%remibemeDt d Mr.. Njclnpree a Ia
yelVe J%enlttsy dos Aitakapast Tenant 10
dit appariesjr i Nathan Smith ~ riViars
Atotte. ~ proprittairo est Pfifle retirer
en- SO c%6nbrmaut 4 Ii l6i,
01 s,;nt g1 II, gHYAKs.Tnu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
MARTHA CONLIN.

place full confidence in the statementm
BY Mafala Conlia, having knownher thee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30
D. BBYAtcoIier.

Was committed tdb iaf Al
TX IBafon Rouge On the ld Jan.
uafy 1914, u negro ndh0 Gala
TN'/ himself William, s. fed inches
aas biIh, about 81 years DE, and
SAYS be beloIgs to a Mr., AID below
PIaauemine. The owner is rqaeAo com.
ply with the law and take him AVID
jan. 90 81 b. BRYAN.
% Conduit au depot . BsRouRs,
Mll&27 dtccmbre 1913, n6gre,
qli ge dome 10 nom upnsto
pK/ Stephens, de4 piedB ices do
az&se bauteur, age d'ebviWuane, ct
parle Francais Of IN pen PApelaia 10 dfs
Gtre ne libre d Ia Pengae0le, OF ay4& sfn-
ploye eur utI steamboat commando Is ca
pitaine Forsgtbe. lie popriGtaire keauis
de- le retirer en- se eonfamabt 4 Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

"A Vas committed 10 thsE i
4 BAN Rouge N the 9th
lsY : negro man who caa !
PX'/ seFEIfsha, s feet9t incB
an attt rs Or 30 years 6f ak fnl
taken with aibite man who calls ia sy
John Eldrid9 Of dark mulatto color. 4 7
he is free, u have reasons to beliI
be was broditt 70 the country by alder
named DaYapd sold at q brick-yardIsi /
New Dries and was called HcDrybton
when sold The owner IN requested om-
ply with flaw and take him away.
b BRYAN. or
Jan. Gds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

m Conduit 4 Ia ge5lo Baton
III /Rouge, 10 Is Jgbvier un
T IN Negro qai 70 donp6 In do
PX'/ William, 5piedB 2borcd han
smw feur, Age dcnyiron 30 1t 60
dit appartenIr 4 M Alezan, au.dAs De
de ~p1aquem1ue. Lc ~proprietaife Ggt In dc
10 reftrer on &c conformant ! Ia loL
jan 20 D b. BRYAN, CIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

n Was brought 10 The IL az
M ! Baton Rouge on the 9Th 1Des.
1913 d negto boy, who caiain.
pK/ self augustus Stephens, III IL
aaw inches Ugh, about Is year sgs.
speaks Fresch audbroken English, b be
is free born says 10 is from P~erBatsana
RIM on a bost commanded by Capt Fsaho.
The owner 10 ret1ested to comply HIths
lawsand take his away
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-30

26 fev,l
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
WING MEETINGS.

The Wings of Boone held meeting in
Columbia on the 9Th instant for the pur-
pose Of adopting some plan to bring out a
ticket for the approaching canvass. The
meeting agreed upon county convention,
to be composed of delegates selected at
township meetings. C. w. Gordon, Esq,
announced himself as an independent wing
candidate for the legislature, and spoke in
opposition to conventions. We hope Mr..
G. will not convert himself into stumbling
block, over which his own party and prin-
ciples. may, in part, fall in Boone.
The wings of Monroe held meeting in
Paris, on the 5th, and formed Clay Club.
The wings of Scott county held NEE
ting in Benton, on the 9th January-formed
Clay Tl"h, nmI aPPoi"tod time fuI d
county meeting 10 appoint delegates from
that county TO the district convention for
the 9th district.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
MR.. CALHOUN.

The long looked for and much talked Of
letter Of the Hon. John G. Calhoun, is be-
fore the pnbic. Its great length prevents
our laying it before our readers this week.
Mr.. G. announces his determination not
let his name go before the locofoco Nation
al Convention, and gives his reasons for
adopting this course. 1t is very evident,
from the tone of his letter, and the remarks
of the editors who have been his advocates
that neither himself nor his friends will feel
themselves under any obligations TO sup
port the nominee of the Convention, but
that they will leave the field TO Mr.. Clay
and Mr.. Van Buren,, and says the Charles
ton Courier, tive are led to infer, from two
significant passages near the close Of his
address, that, as between those two gentle.
men, he will preserve an armed neutrality"
The Charleston Mercury says
"Our great Statesman is withdrawn from the
| contest for the Presidency. Ii the manner and
grounds of that withdrawal detract from the NOR.
al force Of the party-it is not his fault, or the
fault Of his friends. He planted not the defen-
ces Of the party on those shifting and faithess
sands Of temporary eSpediency, which are now
giving way and filling its ranks with confusion,
disrust, fear and anger. In his name was pro.
posed uniform system for party action, which
with equal care guarded the free expression OF
popular opinion and compromises Of the Constitu.
lion. 1t was those who loved darkness rather
than light, who thwarted this and legitimated a
monstrous rule OF disorder, tramplng on all
which the former protected, and establishing the
dark corners Of political intrigue as the seat OF
party legislation. II the consequence has been
to destroy in advance the prestige Of Conven.
ton nomination TO the Presidency, the contrivers
OF this scheme must be content with such conso.
laon as they can draw from the fact that they
are by no means the first. who in their eagerness
10 overreach others, have overreached themselves.
The coming Baltimore Convention, then, as
the readers Of the Mercury must long since
have known, may be to US nothing-ts de,
crees nothing-its nominations nothing-mW be
nothing, unless in supporting the candidate Of the
party, we can feel that we are effectively advan.
cling the principles which we hold above all party
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

General Land Office Report.-It appears
from this document that the sales of the
public lands, during the present calendar
year, will amount TO 1896 acres, and
will produce more than 100000, which
exceeds the proceeds of sales for the last
year by more than 100000. OF the large
quantity of land thus sold, not more than
1000 acres have been disposed of above
the minimum price of si,25 per acre.
This is ascribed to the operation of the
presumption laws, which enable the actual
settler to secure the choicest land OF the
lowest price. More than 100000 patents
for lands have been issued, and transmitted
for delivery TO the purchasers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
ATHOFGOvERNOR REYNOLDS

The Jeffersonian Republican of the 10th
inst, says:-"It becomes our melancholy
duty to announce the death Of Governor
Reynolds, who departed this life yesterday
morning about O'Clock. And what rem
ders the event still more melancholy, is
tina, he died by his own hands.
After breakfasting with his family as
usual, he went into his office, in the north.
ern wing of his residence, where he was
discovered, a few minutes afterwards, by
one Of his servants, lying on the floor, dead
and wcltering in his own blood. A rifle,
with n string tied to the trigger, was lying
beside him, with the end of the string
clenchcd in his right hand. With this
weapon he accomplished the awful deed.
The ball entered his forehead between the
eyes, and he must have died almost in
stanty.
For several months past, he had been in
a very bad state of health, but was much
better within the week previous TO his
death. The state Of his health had affected
his mind to a considerable extent. A deep
melancholy seemed to have seated upon
him.
The following note was left upon his
writing desk:
"ln every situation IN which have been
placed, have labored to discharge my du-
~ faithfully to the public; but this has not
protected me for the last twelve months
from the SANDERS and abuse of my enemies,
which has rendered my life burden to me.
pray God to forgive them and give them
more charity.
My will is in the hands of Jas l.. Minor,
Esq. Farewell. TIL: REYNOLDS.
Feb. 9, 1914.
Col. w. G.. MINOR"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
PUBLIC MEETING.

AT o preparatory meeting, held by the
citizens OF FayetIc and vicinity, in the cour,
house, on Monday the / 9Th OF February:
On motion Of Thomas Jackson. esq. DR..
John J. lowry was called to the chair, and
on motion Of b. F. Jeter, esq. George Sal
iarrans vas called upon to act as assistant
chairman.
John A. Powell, esq. was, on motion, ap
pointed secretary; whereupon, DR.. John J
Lowry briefly and feeingIy explained tn
object Of the meeting. The following pre-
nnble and resolutions, offered by Thos. L.
Belt, ESQ. were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we have received intelligence
that his cxceIlency, governor THoHAs REY-
NoLps, has departed this life; therefore,
ReSolced, That we recommend TO the cti
zcns OF Howard county tina, public meet.
ing be held in Fayettc, in the court house.
on Monday next, the 10Th inst. to express
our regret AT his untimely decease.
Rcsohc1, That the chairmen appoint
committee, consisting Of fourteen gentle.
men, TO report resolutions 10 our next meet
ing.
RSOlred, That the editors of the Boon's
Lick Times, the Missouri Democrat, and the
Pilot, be requested to publish the proceed
ings Of this meeting in this weeks paper.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed BY the chairmen and sec.
rotary.
Upon the adoption of the resolutions, the
following gentlemen were appointed on the
committee Messrs. Abel Leonard, C.. +.
Jackson. S. c. Major, James Earckson.
Roland Hughes, C. r. Scott, Jas. L. Bou.
din, Joseph Davis, Uriel Sebree Jonah Shep
perd, Thomas Jackson, Federal Walker,
John Jackson, and David Kunke.
Upon motion Of Thomas Jackson, esq.
tie chairmen were added 10 the committee.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Monday next.
JOHN J. LOWRY,l I,1,,u.u
G.. SAFFARRANS.{ =" " 10
JoHS A. POWELL, Secretary
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
WING PRINCIPLES,

|. A sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority of the Nation.
!. An adequate Revenue with fair Protection to
American Industry
3 Just restraints on the Executive power. en-
htscng further restriction on the exercise Of the
Veto.
4. A faithful administration Of the public do
main, with an equitable distribution Of the poo
cceds Of sales of it among all the States
3 An honest ard economical administration Of
The General Government. leaving public officers
perfect freedom Of thought and Of the right OF
suffrage; but with suitable restraints against i'm
proper interference in elections.
6. An amendment to the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent oflhe Presidential Office TO SINGLE
TERN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

SHORT, BUT rIrHY.-The Yazoo City
Wing, published at the city of Yazoo, Mis-
sissipPi, has the following pi,hy paragraph.
1t sets forth in few words and in very
happy manner, a portion of the advanta-
ges which have resulted from the Wing
Tariff of 1912, and we are the more pleas.
ed to copy it as it comes from part of the
country where erroneous views, with res
pect TO the effect of the protective princi-
pie, have unhappily too long prevailed
National Intelligencer.
"What has it done?-The Wing principle of
Protection has made us exporters instead Of i'm.
porters Of manufactured cottons; exporters instead
Of importers OF calicoes; exporters instead OF i'm
porters Of mixed cloths; and IMPORTERS instead
OF EXPORTERS of SPECIE. Why then should
hard money men oppose Protective Tariff :"