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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
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Hfti4atattg fHfafu The public that he Il
~ 9i hand Al tia Store Oh Church street,
iiaagfat tffjrtgisat If Ig5is, sgnsiskHgttH ~
Of ne fl3i4ptitt articles
tgtY ttpbBs -tkafsey' p azsafsed, EaBfpaEv
leHtis, pIatd Ii8sag, rcd flannel, WtIta DO
union do, canton d., Virginia 8s6at9fgs
tta1f4la cotton duebt linen drilling, cotton H.
Tlssuffeaj brown s%hifiint, 4 I dtI. ieg sb.et
it5s, DID I'D. blaashsd sltiftldg / ~, indfl
s]ieatiH4 lgI. apron fheFhs. f1fniiHFu d..
hue drilling, eettoltades, bei tigking's y, French
English and American points tinbbaafa, mus
In De lal1a, e]aIaHfej oaBbfit, tiatf DO. white
H. bIael tabbY velvet, Af1f+tt holland. Eftzsa,
shaattila, Irish linen do, ~ !. e7tlpa iiarati
linen dc, dat1asli tabia dd, ~. ~StagffI d.
S1ssia No. cotton WtIaing, lung lawns Ills.
Ilttsnt cotton dttBpf flpEiuR, Ilna1 i9nasf d..
brata linen ta5ls aIolifs, F1azfa crash. col.
fttfrel )ailaaia, white egftei fringe. ptfa7fli
hpfiihatnaf Eit1Ilsh rh7fi1a, IN tfssilas com
latpanas, black It9liai ffap fta. p3lspa efjl
hdHs'a luafa Btil4Ha4 ia. cotton ID, ttaifass
do valencia aha tFist Fluriia bittsts. irstting
fibboh assorted la1ias white faftea hose.
]aoloara1 do. embroidered ID, ailiidfau's d1. d..
nous cotton bal hose, hiafinnda ladies tItava
feaiH gloves, kid ~, assorted t]nibifs. silh tg.
do, do, mons stlt d., da, d., white Berlin d.,
haeksEin III cotton aud ltiaH tapH's. sewing
SIR IaylHts spool ~tItfatl, assorted d.. do
sliapa1lafs. linen thread.
4aogEHtEs families, sof9a. plss, Foslta9
butter, t]laases pine apple do, fk1 gtafa.
olives, eapsfs, ttlaft5ti's mustard, ffaarf
do, buck wheat -four. l]f1nas' f3haFfe. Fen.
mon do, cigars assorted. faf f]1t4rfa. hFpayr
sugar, l9af sugar, family SOAP. mi, iraraia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
UO0Est


Gurfeb's Anatomy of Melancholy
John Horne To0ke's Diversions If PafIev,
Motifs Travels 10 Europe ard tho Fast
8farkhoua's History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
Cal1oot's Musical Grammar,
Th5mson's Hatsria Medlra and A6af6my,
DungIta6u'a Pfartice of Medicine.
Danglisop'g Therapeutics and 3fatcra Me-
dtCa,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham'a Elements Of Chemistry,
Dfuifs Modern Surgery,
fla Places Mfeapjque Ctifsfc,
The Select W6Fks n Nrs. Ellis,
ApDap's Difficulties ofhrmebi4n Metho
Rnssel'F Sermons,
Just received and fGr eatc tv
GEO NJ HEHONAE.
ri Opposite the methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

pHlsblIIHB8
RtthitoHan Classical and On tmHfclal Boar
ding and JaF School. The rev jahh
Aufks Date President To FtaBHlih Gul-
lesa) Rector 10 commence 90 the lat
January lnid,
The taufse uf Instruction al tits ibstiiu.
tial. rill embrace, II he tiiglish and rlassi.
Hal department, minute a9l critical attention
10 staHyts8ty1, pt1aafiIff ahi BbiabtY - affits
branches The application If The rules n
Ffosodt IN The structure and scanning "
Hfpek and Latin verse; f8 REGARDED us an psl
ffaise indispensable toward il thoFris II
knowledge and appreciation nf The beauties
Oh ancient poetry
II shall be a3 we'll The nF9tf rsHaiag desire
and taia ST thp rector aud hia ngststanisi " ia
labor N lhs mnst important trust committed
~ them, that titatf pupils may together With
iffepfBaphabIe moral AMI RELIGIONS sgn
dnal,atanifp well HartIea reputation, ff
sound. useful, practical ami ACCOMPLISHED
scholarship Al ahip professor, u native VI
Hungary tHith ullsts W bt pNaplntri II he-
e~sssafyl will give instructions ~ the French
: Herman md ananiah languages also IT,
algebra, geometry iriafHaHielrrt LtlaiH
and aptpfisat1 1hHefRtirIl end practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting
The feet III ground bic hopes y continued
PATRONAGE aud liberal SUPP v bF ~ Ell.
Fhtenst pnHIip, an tht successful pkIp
Fiehte yfn quarter ~ Il century ~ THE "etH-
ttv HNl EnfpFe @nh the alf6aeaRt rttntntnBti
dalibHs ftuln distinguished citizens Of Louis
fana, and the pifnlihas and above Al, eit tie
tairlv tested nfpsFes= az bis rtpfis. IN moral
~iitpratr aud scientific / tnravemeHt
Particulars as to discipline, course Of silt@
dies, vacations &c. SEA nav be obtained BY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
SAFEGUARDING
\. N,AVNA

4. M AENA.
Informs hs hinul h nnl anatanefn that ha
has tat returned from New Orleans with i
trest supply Of provisions. Grotefips Sc
tahaie' ing or
100 barfalH, baat Ohio tl4ur
40 barrels masa pork
10 dn rrt1r pork
~ do chine pork
10 do iolna
5000 lbs bulk pork hog round
IN kess prime lard
5000 lbe H0gar cured bacon hams un=
tanvaaaed
900 do smoked shoulders sugar cured
90 boxes sperm candles, Il S. # "a
90 do adamunttne eaNdleH a z IL
2t sacks hrRt kib coffee
9OH sacks aalt 4na and eaafse
- barrols recttiel wh,Ftey
10 hid nrlme sugar aleo
superior quality Imperial tea, Iatf rngar, rice,
spiana, aWont Oil starch, allan,
White Load, ahrohe geetg, chrome Vol
low, llt1efage, Itnaeed oil, epNa Turpaattno
naiat brushes, tnpai yafniph. window ella
nutv, a fu' assortment Of c~rntkaty wate,ef,
plnurha, hatmea, Collars, bEaiaa and a
number of other artislM ton tcdf60a TO men
ton, il you desire 10 purchase good a~rticlna
cheap, call and examine for yourselves,
Tho subscriber has received fran a late di.
rect Importation,
100 boxes clarot wine various brands, some
superior aud cheap table Wine,
J boSea old Madeira IN half bottlee
80 gala old MADEIRA vine 8 years in my
store, aa - 90 per gals.
so Boxes french toflialg assorted
+ boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets eha,nnaiguh worry hne.
! dog hotels, old mort vine g]+ltuiae.
A, MAffi, church street.
The subscriber has received A small lot 0
Dupont + + Powder, do y 7 powder. can.
non powder, and also Dupoot'S celebrated Ca.
gle powder III Tin cannistrrs,
Sho Of al sizes and superior article Of
percussion caps,
A NATrA, church street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
N0TtCE.

Tho undersigned takes ibis optoffprftg Of
informing his friends and the public general
Iy, ihat he has moVed into his aee sfable in
lhe lot immediately E4st If tho city JI1reL
Fully thankful for he libetnl patronage here.
fgGyre extended, the undersigned H. soliciting
. continuance Of The same, bfpa leave n ~
that 80 pains Gr expense bgs beep epareJ ID
make bis Livery Stable nhat II should BIZ IN
tbs way nf good horses and carriages.
10 JORDAN HOLT.
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PM GOObA.

GROCERIES, liAHUWART Rs Us
ALFRED on rs, batipp p6tfhse.d lie
entire stock Of f!6fds If M : Hin EEGtt ~
viii tbnti4ta Tho business a. tEa sa,a ".,'pJ'
and H6tv fafs ~ furnish f. tLa a4I9.ta
Eaft aHd Wptt fafen H1pgs. and ~ ~.
Ing p]afistes, q general assortment ~ 'bsy
GGoda, groceries, tIatjV sta. Itais M.
Il Shoes, Cf6tkpfy, Gtass Woe st,I
Clothing,
DHY a0ObA
Consisting II EbpIjsh. Ttensb ssd A,a
fHB prints o. lilo faisst styia AZ ,. t,a!st
plain Il plaid Domestic. bfbt4p .GsiE I'M
ped shifting, blue ]itamints. rglfeGFdss.
sorted. fancy rtitoHsdfs. tted ~ in4
Brown q Irish Linen, Red Flannel, Wbtfs
Flannel, Bieaebfd domestic. f6bjes55tandi w., a
French hhd English blankets. TarLats,.a
ralored Cat0bfifk, cotton t~ptyat tyisb I'll,
ri, Gum Elastic md cotton #4s pandets
Hthct silk htd Alpaca Ctavats, atIk h A,d'
tas Hab6keffhiets. Ladies' a.efflpgs. sS,k
en- bfeIlaf' Cation do. Ribbons, ljtfr rl,l.
81 hatdhefebtefst ksriHehy Jeans, sa1bala.
linen lhfead, lHyIgts' spool tltt8dE Mus.
ilhF I'll jatoneiss
G~IDtEEITA.
Coffee, Tee. Rice, aarafs, Crown. fra
crushed and Loaf s0aat. Cteese, cInreIala,
Ne / maekffet, il IhIs. Lejf 4, a,s.
hills, 4 etphrb bbts, ; s]pnef.af' s MI, 7'al''G4
X. chewing lobaffo, 1ahalrq H. mai t,u'
c~Bstije soap, thamtalgu VINE. ]fiapra.sn
Brandy, gin, tIafht Vine. white wine. gD,a.
gar, flaftt wine ~ boxes, assorted f1tai.Is
~ Mustard London fUBsfatd, fatetfe tae.
per, v SMUT and I, n4tg rblspg. t,f,.l.,L-
eIgte Sc, mace. tetpef. 8~Ijenjre. ,5Bssfa
led pickles In jarg. [ptitas. t~lit.d1I.I..
/ 4..-a.Ea- ast... +i"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
LIVE LINE
BATON ROUGE pAC.
10 sTGAR PLANTERs.

4. O. DACFHrg, keuie-setter. residing for
the present 10 Baton Ronge, offers hfs SER
vices to the planters Of the neighboring esr.
ishes. After twenty-five years experjepce
at kettle setting be can warrant hfs uork,
and save the planter a great deal of fuel. Az.
ply 10 Mr.. d II Beaurezard at Baton R9age.
or O Mr.. B Scudder, whore he IL now I'm.
pinged, A. a. DAUPHE.
P, : Letters put iH the Baton Rouge
Foat-ofice sill be duly attended 10.
July = lztj
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
HEAL ann.

Dstlafsil sfies. provisions, bard var
shoes 5tai would inform thaif customers aud
The public ssaptallV, that they hay have and
viii continue IL kHer dh baud Il B5tiplala as
snftrtsHt IT tie a3Bye articles, which ibeY
are determined IL sell Dc lBW t1t cash as
they saH bs had n Ibis place,
GROCERIES q pR5Vt3I0Has
Flour, W%liisltsY, bacon, lard, Havana. aud
Rio tufes, brown, white aud Loaf sugars.
family and scented soap. black and cayenne
pepper, Allsnjte aud cloves. hHltHe4s, eihnaa
1t6h, ginger sBiHfatts, mustard. starch, fms
and coarse salt sperm and star candles, fieai
imperial, aunB0H Ter aud blatF teas pickles,
7%afitHes snuff, tieatsi tobacco, indigo, nitye
oil btahdY.gfH. ruin, anhssstts, wine aud III
der vinegar, StUitehtah's buffers
HARDWARE 81.
CHit and #r0t nails. AnHs' shatets ard
sBadaF, trace Ing and dog chains. Carolina
tues. Collins aBes aud hatthsts, hammers
saws but and strap hinges, screws, iaeks
hfals. aHtFrs, ctiseis mill and hand saw
ftes. door. dhaat4 cupboard aud p1dlnhbs,
curry combs, table, poaHat and butcher
Knives, iron aud brass plated spurs hand sad
and dug irons shears ami scissors, planes
aud plane bite, saHafsf, r1isat drawing
knives. pitchers, shoe Knives and thread.
avis lH2Ha+ SHoP llEl&+ EHFE F1fRHS4 PEWTER
and brass ~f5ssets, iron and britannia table aud
taa Spoons, iaPan'd waters and eahdlestit rs,
len Kettles and eo1sp mills. hand and afBsq
cut saws, %snafIls and plated bfiiie bits, ladies'
and "sEinnefss frying and tlHal pans. steel
yards, wire bfhss mud hare ~siayss. wash Rsl=
lies aud pots Bf v]afiBas sizes, stidtles,
RaHts pans spiders, ovens. d96f hBHHs and
bolls. iapaBd bellows. lamp biatk. shoe
bleaching and brushes, cotton. vbol aud play
ing cards, water ar1 well BUCKETS. aRe hstrHs,
hsplsfs. wgshbnafie, tubs. abtlfnss eot6a Dip
pef=. tih buckets and cups, pans. lanterns, 81
potts. lamp plates, )ltaHalz. rope and twlhRs
assorted SIZES. bahrtn, Hsh lines and HOOKS.
sugar bntea, needles thread. buttons. t16hs
and eyes, tooth brushes. epmbs. shaving
brushes. lead ]paneilz ahd points. t1s
l4ghe,pbehel bUeh7 and purses. german md
toilet slaasps, german harPs. latter null fpal-
cap paper, Iuf, waters, aud atsal psIs. pov
der shot, lHtlt etor"fast 41llpatfe. sails salt
s1iH. whiting. sulphur, aai tanphufs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17

go
Noa. 'lsRR0 " N'*7 "o'o''ff'
The a8l 7's9toh 81 'N'' institution ea,'.
mehrad an 'ne hf.i "'o''F wv ''a'noel' ; ~
iFt'oa'8 W''l' WV Jaw w. taulsts NJ E'n.i,
w ~ wv 'hs P'li'"'5s W. W G'i1a Wv %
o'g' 'St'it, ''t p.,- , ~, h1,a taat ,t.t.
a a.tna ~ sas3,i,ns NJ ,ha ntfntems,t 81
,tsi. a,,,tIg. ain sss,,fa 4 continuance ,f h
',gs". :. mae.
rhs .set,,i aud y]part,ag tutlding an
t,h,rah Rteapt. ha7 haea rgraha4pt nv 4
ri f.A...,, As ,t. a-. arm, -.L,,i
m sr, 4. aaI r.%i,,t,,, f,,.t,s ma lsrrs
AL ,,.tt ,rr,a4.l tr-,sat ,g t,,nn,,p d,f.
],nil,Fr. ,hs y,rns ladies' vii he er,yllnt
with a,ry and gla,aaof raaua. intended Ia ar.
~ranlnsiata r,ttr each, The epaants are @ha
~ epj ean osliaus. Particular attention
viii be- Maid Ia the physical. a. we'll A. In the
moral and intellectual education Of the pu-
ntla
II Il tho wish ofthe teachers u unite ~
their IL stttntiob the tawInrts amt advaotassa
IT a hnne education, With thorough 7ohoola
room dteatplins.
FrtIay eF each weak ? devoted T." tefteF7
FnP,l7 afetheoqhot1ehed ftamtsonansi y upon
tNe ie>saa7 'hef nave leaFR'i "ht,as me "eeN
s''aer wv We teacher or others VINO may ~
P'sAet" Wv '.'t7 = t','t7 ~ ~
h,,s 4 ,4i,. -,k,,i -.,t,ie
me lan,rtnantt il, nusia. y,rsl AMI tnstpu.
t,snt,l ~ n,lsr INA rh.r-. af ~ Urrsebsrr.
ttu tale,,. a., a netf,rnsr AMI ,agrsoat,f are
,f Ga, hirb an a,,tar f., naoA tanmaadati,n.
rha aaprge oFatnltas atll hs a. r,llawag
PalN,as th,sz,-Roa ling, spelling, wtt-
tine, Geography at1 NrtIh nettt.
|ltt4utA t'tNg4a4, =tia 1Hfaphr with the use
or elobey, t]liatory, Anelent and modern,
maettaal tAl mental ari,h nefih natural and
raral philosophy, gram nae ana ennnostuon,
t,ra1' nv, ave at*trt, rhat'rte, Ethics, Alge
stga ahd Euclid
TERMS
Hoard AM iotlaa PER aa'0h' y lha
'.'Y sen Wars pat a"e'e'' 10 10
%.teRe2' "
sN't r'lgS' E'''5 ''' '."'''
F'F ae' W." wv ,,'5'
Wtaa.Ns't :. as,.,'g s~o'n ,,sg '' '0aF@e'
wy wy 49, ~
FOREIGN pFRIDDIcAI4.
REPUBLICATION on
~, f,x,,x Dr~,rr..,, p..
r. En,v,rs,. -. '"N'
~" tH"'N"'" "H fN"Nt"Ns
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MOLAsSES RARRnl.

THIRTEEN HUspREn Cypress M,lssses
BArrels aad Half Barrels,-ior sale By
NOV. ~ PIKE g. HAIR
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CARRIAGES. HARNESS, COLLARS 90

CARRIAGES, HAHvEEfa. COLLARS 80
"Esa~ The subscribers respect.
r#E.8aF fully ihfetm the citizens u
Uatoh Rouge ard vicinity
that ~ addition to The h8tIj-
ng and repairing ef carriages, they are rrn-
staHtlg receiving direct from the mHhufaefars
efs IN Ne~Hrt, r ]. a complete assortment If
harness, ]eoliars. trunks, ctfsingIes. etrfs. 81.
&c! also Gaaah md furniture Vafhish, black
and brown Japan. all a which tgttt be sold ~
n small advance 90 invniea tfiets Tor cash.
also for sale, one leather top buggy. Dus cloth
top do, one Dr., without top, 0ur two horse
wagon one dfBY, and 8 fail assortment II
bsIsteads, and we Hfe fully prepared ~ make
and repair. Hll kinds If cabinet *erF.
Collins made aud undertaking attended to
Il tthr shortest notice,
w TtNHAHD, A 20.
september 2 80 1919
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rnnArnh.

tra have received another iot NJ lie very
SANS otn uaoy,'' -tikay - iarfa assert
mrtsa Missouri aud ka1FWEiv T4baerm
itb ga t'thF 81 Hti.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-17
LOTa TnR SALE.

Persons wishing to purchase Town Lots IN
Suburb 9faHHie as laid o1t by tho Hoderelpo.
81. according to the GoHaltVc plan If The
Town Of Baton Rouge, will coll ~ tho efofe 0i'
mar u ALFRED GATES.
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W.
them good quality, "a tia undersigned il
constantly renewing he stock. which con
7iaIz IN pat Of
ralnmpl Bl1a mass
ialap ipaFae
lthubafb Cream # Tartar
]I'aftarfr Acid aipaf Carbonate cola
lrils soda Fnarlash
tia'nFatus UUtira
lol laiap I'D lrjn
foItnn Opium
Castor oil r5anna, Mama. ete.
AI7o tha beat French ehauieal preparations
Morphine ttftgfhnfna
Naratrihe H'rpsrirn
G1lleina Ehct If Iron
Pfot9 lod. mercury, Danta Tod mercury.
Also Il supply Of ctfcaaalah Lymph,
Uveretfart'= I,lntiHent. naan passed by 10
IMMINENT - la efficacy II curing Rhal-
mrtt" pains and pans If any KIND, H.,
Ilnanh'a Iriao Vegetable I1it5. Chan
ptona, KtIrt5s, Leas, prtefs and Bpboeat e
PIlt, 5't.
SponEaa. hnn and eoafsn,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
Being awnfa That iha efficacy If u
prescription depends upon lha m9do ni
preparation by the dftagiats, particular
enfs will be- taken by he undersigned in
filing thaH1 Orders FROM Tho country
will bo filed with u]aofnes5 mud despatch.
Also, u Intge abd fresh usspttment Of
Th1mpzoulan medicines, consisting IL
part Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
Volume V==::::::::::==Number 80.

every feature Of il but he hoped amendment would
be made without full consideration The part Of the
House.
Mr.. Stewart said, that the amendment proposed would
dIsarrange the whole BILL The provisions of the bill
were founded mathematical calculation, and where
there was advantage given in either branch there
was correspondent advantage given in the other
branch.
The amendment was DOT adopted r.,
Amendments offered by Messrs. Edwards and
Ford, which adopted.
Mr. fandeveer proposed amendment, that the
counties of Orange and Crawford shall each elect rep
resentative 10 ls47, l949 and 1850 and Jointly in
1876 and lS40; which was not adopted.
Mr. EndIcoit moved to amend, so that the county oil
Posey shall have additional representative in 1S50-to
be taken from Fayete; which was adopted.
Mr.. Mckle moved TO amend, so as to place Adams
and Jay together and BIackGord and Wells together
which adopted.
Mr. Riley proposed an amendment taking float from,
Switzerland and giving it to Madison and Hancock
which not adopted
The commte then and, the question, of leave
TO SIT again, it was decided in the negative and
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
For the Indiana State Sentinel.
The Eighth of january
BY MIS-. SARAH T. BOLTON

IT'S the eighth of January hear the lannon's
How tells remember. how it tells us to rejoice;
To rejoice that Heaven helped and thirty years ago.
The story old one, it's been told ten thousand tines
Told beside blazing hearlh-stOnes told IN many distant
1t has sounded over ocean. city, hamlet, valley, HILL
Yet it is as new ever and love 10 tell IT still
love it and we'll tell it till our blood shall cease
How Columbia whipped old England and thirty years
ago.
The morning rose all brightly and the glorious sun looked
+, down -
Many young heart bounded lightly from the fairy land OF
And went forth in its oyousness to greet Auroras bsams
But manly bent goomy, and many cheek was pals
And many deep vsce fsered il told the fearful tale,
That old Englands titled chvary in all their pomp and
pride, :,
Were preparing for the battle by the Misssspps side
trembling hearts and knees and faces full OF
In the @0 city of New Orleans one and thirty years
On came those pompous warriors in the grandeur Of their
might,
With their red-cOas their lions, and their weapons
cleaning bright; .
With their music gay sounding and their banners floating
high; ..r.
With pride in every movement, triumph hrOned in every
Onward came they, with their mOttos and their waeh-wOrd
1t was s,iEe for Yankee beauty it was strike for Yankee
gold, = = 90. : A.: 49,
And their titled blood was mingled with old MississPPs
tide,
For il did not JACKSON long to lay that army low
And old England still remembers and thirty years ago.
Britannia talks of again though she never knew
What freemens noble hearts could dare what feemenf
arms could do; .,
Fer she comes to US demanding 10 her proud insulting tone
The title of that GLORIOUS that nature made our own
But we'll show her that fathers blood still circles IN
veins; "a - -.
show her that Columbia cannot tyrants ehains
Yes well show her, she wills it the counterpart OF
That our fathers showed her long ago, al sunny New Or
:, leans; =
when our sacred claim Oregon she asks to fOego,
She had better far remember one and thirty years ago.
Though he has gone famed long our eouny altar
who crowned her starry diadsm with deahless wreas' OF
t,ir Freedoms Fame sarded still, for paOtheas are
And her shirt is around Us in its beauty everywhere
Il Is written on the soil tread, engraven on oursky
On our Lakes and glorious Rivers, as the efesea waves
II is on our growing cities around above, beneath
On our mountains forests in the very AR we orssns
Oh il will not take lcs TO let old bsngh Eng3ro knov
fiat we have forfottep enc and thirty yesis aec
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

ing and the counties desired it. Perhaps, then some
of the funds specified in the act Of 1912 are still
under the control and management of the Bank.
The reader Of those acts will further observe, that
the part Of the act Of February 6, 1s4l, which pro-
vided for converting the Sinking Fund into bank
stock has not been repealed The Bank has still the
management and collection of the Sinking fund.
And we very glad to be assured if indeed it be
the case by the President of the Bank, f indeed be
is the writer of the article in the Bank Organ) that
the Sinking fund and such parts of the other funds as
remain under the control of the Bank have not been
diminished in the least by any losses in bank; nor
subjected to any charge for the management and col
lection thereof the Bank itself having. as by the
terms of the contract required, betrayed all such
penses oct of Its own funds in consideration of the
privilege of issuing small notes. We have never
yet intnated, by the way, that those funds have
been charged with any such expense
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

To divorce Barbara Ann May from her husband not
passed. ayes Is, %.
The ball to authorize the holding and transmitting real
estate in certain cases passed.
The bill in relation to the location of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. was read the second time
Mr. Parks moved strike out Indianapolis in Marion
county and insert Bloomington in Monroe county.
After debate which will be found IN the Tri-weekly
Sentinel, the Senate adjournedl