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~, ,sporer desires US to unite with his professional
.h,.o in expressing his sincere Acknowledgements to
~. Van Zant, esd, for the polite and courteous
-. ,ajd bv him To the members OF the press. HIS
rangenents for their accommodation were admirable
enough in the evening session they were upset oy Inc
uate interference Of another member OF the commit
|. If arrangements All this oficious ntermeddllng
rsVsr will be remedied to-day.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NKw YoRH, May II, 1873
Some devoted Webster issuing from the press Of
Mr. Putnam, pam phet addressed the members OF the
wing national convention Philadelphia, urging upon
hem the nomination Of Mr. Webster This is the very
nance of friendship Mr. Webster has the first grn-
mer OF chance. He is faithful embodiment of
" wing principles" To nominate him, would be step
backward Of quarter OF a century.
IL is understood that the Cambria this port Wed
nesday nexi, will take nearly large amount of specie
As that by the Americawhich half million. The total
amount shipped from this port during seventeen
days OF this month Is E,lo<vs.
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The "Abany Atlas seems determined display as little
justice beraty towards Among its otherreckess as
sertons says the Union has been camorous for the
whole OF Texas a slave State" The Texas question
virtually settled before the Union into exist
The RICHMOND Enquirer" which conducted
whilst the question pending, dscaimed the idea Of
making the whole territory saveholdng State; but !,
controvered the opposite proposition of of the barn
burners We expressed ourselves with dividing
according to the principle and line of the Missouri
compromise. And perfectly willing to adopt the
same precedent relation the annexation OF new ter.
rilory from Mexico
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
Ia is CITY an the 10th Of May by Mr. FaEscn ROB
FRT % WATSON counsellor of Albany New York to
LAURA daughter ELISHA WArsor Of South King
ston island.
albany and Providence papers please copy)
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,HE naost una8nsAcent works Of Art ever sxhlbafsA
consisting sIxtyone figures as large As iife repre-
r,in the last supper and crucxion of Savior
,ha ~ The most important and interesting scenes in the
ia of Christ These great works Of art are now open for
exh;b,ion for days at Odd Felows Hall, 7th street.
admission Is CENTS children half price
MAY E3-6F
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n IRIS. BEMAN will remain . fovv days In Washing-
NI ,on at the United States Hote to receive orders for
suRrs which will be executed immediately, at her Shirt
Estabi shment, I29 Nassau street, New York.
lust received another of shirts fine stitched, hon.
stitched fancy. plain, and corded Also, few colored
shirts, neat patterns -, 80
Mrs B. al request Of several ladies, has changed her
hour-can be from TO O'Clock, p m. No IS. Uni
ted States Hotel. May 70
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o. Meeting In behalf o. Francs.-The Rev Or Baird,
secretary of the Foreign Evangelical Society the Rev Mr.
Brisda from Paris and the Rev. Mr.. King from Dublin,
Ireland will address public meeting on Tuesday evening
next in the church, Il street. the subject OF
The prospects evangelical religion in France and the
means to be adopted by American Christians to advance
its interests.
MAY N-2t
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The pracrcabiy of ship canal through tlorda avoid
the dangerous navigation of the southern points, again
axn,ed the papers. II commended that extra i'm
paid would pay the interest its cost.
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rn, rn,rt,eth state In ths Unlon.

The hin for admitting Wisconsin into the Union has
passed both houses of Congress. From the good old
thirteen States the confederacy has grown up to thirty
being more than twice as many as achieved our glo-
rous independence We are happy to md, from the
following article, that Wisconsin comes IN as de-
cidedlv republican State
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GENERAL QUITaAN.-We are pleased to learn that the re-
cepton of this distinguished officer and gentleman at Jack
everything his ardent friends could have de-
sired Here yesterday, his return, he was received al
the depot by the committee of arrangements and mill
ary companies and escorted through the principal
open carriage the Preutiss House. There he was
welcomed in short and address by Chas E. Smedes
who OF his aids Monterey to which the General
replied in extended and characteristic remarks.
awarding high praise the Mississippi troops and officers
who had served under him. and describing graphically
of the most exciting engagements OF the Mexican
pagn. At the close OF his reply, he escorted to Gen
McMakns dining where that unrivalled prince OF
landlords had prepared table Of delcacies that would
have been the envy of Roman Emperor, and where the
evening passed off in flow of good feeling and patriotic
that will be forgotten by any who parti-
cipated in the enjoyment
We would like give the many happy toa~fs and speeches.
that given; but afraid trust TO memory alone
There few OF the heroes OF the who were not duly
remembered. --Vicksbwvg Ssnfswei
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CONNECTICUT Uvrgp STATES sESAToRs.We learn by tel.
sgraph from New Haven, that the legislature Connect
yesterday elected Roger Sherman Baldwin (vbo now
lods the office by Appointment of the governor)
Uned States Senaie for the pred of Senator
huntington. deceased and Truman Smith, for the new
ERIN years from the tth of March by majority
n six Mr. Baldw,n's will expire the OF
March. 1851 Mr. Smith is member of the lower
1ouse Of Congress- from LchAsld and Fairfield counties.
He will succeed Mr. Miles, democat-N Y. Eco Post.
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-Meet,nx In behalf Of France

p,- MayoraIty.-JoHN BOYLE will be supported fo
the mayoralty, by MANY VoFKHs'
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5p-,L house. Of Congress met yesterday at the aP-
,,.5 hour and Immediately adjourned over I'LL Thurs
giving way for the operations IN progress to Pui the
=, ana hall nto the usual summer guse
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The above are reported maloutes, but will not vary
much from the official Grant the only county
which give much majority against Dewey We there
fore consider his election sure, by least 5000 mag
njcent Triumph.
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SENATOR FROM ARKANsAs.--ion. w. X. Sebastian has
appointed by the of Arkansas United States
senator fill vacancy by death of the
Hon. Chester Ashley
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We must request the New York Mirror to send copy
of the address of the New York Central Rough and Ready
Club of that city-because it will contain thirty
letters from General Taylor, embracing his Uhoie
pondence in relation to his nomination, and covering
period OF about two years" This compilation will save
US trouble in gathering these literary sheets together
for we have promised to make similar compilation
for our own readers. If there be any omissions, we
shall attempt to supply them The Mirror would add to
the obg ltion by obtaining from General Taylor the copy
of his unpublished letter Mr. Clay, for the purpose OF
comparing it with his letter of the Goth April to the Rich
nond Republican. II might enable to Judge more cor
recty of the Generals answering consistency and
The nmutabe position of their author"
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" l1tlEJ-Ns ~ ~ II =
Sir thousand s0jorffD for Wilson Dearly :

TFrom Daily (sIiwaukie) Wisconsin,
Democratic Lieutenant Gouenor-Seerefdgo STATE, Treas
,rsr and Attorney eusyai-T ico members Of C0agrcss
Dsmocyatic Ssaate-Dc7nooatie Hoase.-T ico Uattea
States Senators.
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The government the London Daily Times news
paper are more than half million OF dollars year
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The following IS list Of the Proviso delegates clamn
in the conVentit under the HeIkimer orgaaizato
(vulgarly called Barn, buraers)
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Dan- > Dickins on, alternate Lorenzo b. Shepard-
Henry a Foster do. Aaron Ward
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NEW BOOK by the author of Jane Eyre.
~ Wuthcring Heghts. in parts p. TAYLOR
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Besides these articles the following are also imported
through the channels, but the quantities of which,
although considerable, have not yet been ascertaned
viz:
urpenine ashespot and pearl oak bark and other dye
skins and furs beef tsio~ pork ham and bacon SOAP
NC, suuffs spirits Of urpcntipe,
spirits from moasscs, medicines, drugs dyewoods
fruits spices wood unmanufsctured, molassss sAltpetre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15
On motion the meeting adjourned.
4 J.J. BuRK, Chairman.
NJ. MoBByo, Seer tafy.
r REBUTE OFA GALLA%TO OFFICER

Gen. PERsfroR +. SMITH, a Distinguish
ed officer who servetLwith Gen. TAYLOR
in The FlDrida and Mexican wars. though u
political opponent, pays The following
magnanimous tribute to The virtues Of the
Wig candidate for President
Cry OF MExfoo April 8, 1913.
r ~ Any one who has visited this
country must have a horror oflad govern
ment, for here is seen the spot on earth
most favored ~ nature, stripped ofall its
advantages and converted into a hell by
the vices and corruptions Of its rulers.
I have great faith IN our own people,
however; they show Their high sense Of
honesty and mob cncss whenever the occa-
sion offers.
Gen. Taylor's military exploits are not
the causes Of his popularity they are only
the occasions forthe display Of his sound
Judgment, energy of character, lofy and
pure sense Of justice, and i~ncorrupiible
honesty. He has as much reputation for
what he has written as for what he has
done, because, even if the composition is
not his own, the sentiments, motives, and
feelings are his, and every thing he says,
as every thing he does, is marked BY tue
purity and greatness of his own charac-
ter.
Iremember that you asked me al the
time he was put in command at Corpus
Christi whether be was.eqialto the cir
cumstaneesl told youfin reply, of his
acknowledgement and inexnaustibIe Energy,
as | learned them in Florida, but did not
then properly estimate the other and high
er points If bis character. II fhe cam
paign-on tho Rio Grande | saw him tried
upon all circumstances, and he always
came out pure gold.
As soon as Gen. TAYLoR was furnished
by exents with The opportunity to~dispiay
his character, Fon see that i was at once
properly estimated and ! come lack to
the lroposidonI started with, that the peo-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15
TENTE -

En- gereu dune comH4g5jo4 i moi sdresste
par Ihonofable rorr du Sixfeme Dis fiet j.
~ficiaite dams ct pour Ia parotssa d'Es Boon
Rongc, jFnrirai en- selfe ptbigae, an BY
resn de a Gazette De Patton Rouge dars h
vile de Ba oG-RoEge, LUEDtsi J@ufLLET isf5
a 10 heoros A. NJ. les prophecies soisantes
dfcrites, pfoyetapl lie Il succession de- John
Henderson dtctda dams cette pafoasae, sa-
yeir:
L'e;abfisseaent de ff~1prireries conuu SOUS
.le pom de- IA 'Gazette d. Bafol-House."
L. m4ison eccupes par Jimprlner E
Une Juimant. me cage. . selfeS q bfifes,
uee maDfre en- argent; VI. Eoulalller, Habile-
ments, | paire De p%etites balances.
COALITIONS.
L'ffeblisspmert de l'fmpIineTia. m qtass
au comgt4nt ct la balance b. IL Ell 3 avs de
credit du ioir de ia pente, en- biiets end.sses
q sati-ftctian, payable an bureau du Recorfer
de la Paroisse daas Ia vide De Baton-3onge,
porianf huif POUR cert d'nfett duioHr dea
vente iusqu'a Placement.
La maisoa cccup6e par PimpFiiaefie, Il les
M. MORENO,
Juliet 1874. ERcanieuf.
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7TaTEtca.-On Wadnca .ay evaat g
t2Dh ! ST.. Nv the tleyd Father Martin,
Mr. HAJHAvttL GRgh9 TO Atss EaoDI8
g.. CtaRHgtrf, fp'h oGlhiH Town,
On Tbtnsdaj - ming 18Th instant Ivy
the Reyd w. II. cree shaw CutHtGs o.
steeuM Esgn u Ntss EhtlAHElH lasgs
daughter Of las Jones p i. oftlis placb..
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=nHE Your siBcnle TREND,
n PERSiFOR r. NTH.

LIS .H- ..
IftE AFtAr1G EnObHRA.-Ihe last off.
tial accounts from Russia showed ii 1
flere had been no f3wcr tban three hum
dred thousand persons aitaeked, Of vhom
one hundred thousand bad psrisheJ, aud
tbat lie ptapodi5d Of PERSONS attpeac1
tt t3o p1palatiJ ! wasnahrly ~ great as
OFT the former visitation. II pedgress was
in all nspttts stafdrat9 ihs fJrmar vista.
ton, when il abatsd on the Occurrences df
fhe { ost, and ]re.appearrd IN tie spring
and proceeded 0nwe niss IT. was hoped
that The postilehce had spent It's force ; tut
the "Joufhal des D6fats'' states thatit has
again declared itself atsN0ti, SogEorod
and at Moscow. AtMoscoW there have
been five cases and twelve deaths be-
tween the stb Of April and the 18th Of
May and at Novgorod twenty-five cases
md twelve deaths between The l7th and
9Th of April The cholera has also re.
appeared at C~onstantlnople.
- #.a. psEYrm6r
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tegmfaaa
Hius 6tfaH 5a 4 III Of Cola "
A sra.rr af LlafsilIai df ii f. odfiqs
mdst ~ e~rltecIs -. e. p1i
isbrd Ii IT, iast Adyocaff, aa ]rplatcH W
The faisingu III Nelunle.I a IN IL PHfi b of
ifer4Itip ID 10 ta tho haafsthurr Of Grd,
ID Ole RtpT. e7ebdY y lpYhig
H. balance ofthp article. fill # mis'iatr~
ppntE ID It'll almost from t~sEihnihgto ead,
IN retpraneo 10 the Tatlpt r4t fcalim
m%pritng, 10 be corrected by the imflfita5a
r~ffart III t'F1 6tsaBtoa whiting ftnbltls'
he drrtstin d tBe pdtIir, 81 matters Of
ha dbtcb ~lralsplfed dndef Their d%f d.
5p fyHbon. o
#'ItC." concludes his notice If MI.
arHpft rena lksAnd himself IN Ills wise 1
qIHlfs Is the same Dir. btpart4 Vbe could
MT rally ono Iuan in Tic perish ofiber-
yillt, to 20 to the assistance Of tfn, lay
loraan the tIo Grahtles although they ware
altFthdy ard willing 70 90, dhd did 60,
bt'-h9i "'tiitoe rev. "f' 2''''' = ',g IVY !.
l'ass l.a. t
HN'FF we 'T''' q oaf own F's''''5'
state 1 few Ilots ~canaactad with ibis mat
'ff."h '"''e we t'''a' - ''o''' "''7 s',
9uf IL would not bnye Ifen motr Ja@t mud
I'lTf1i ~ > -. '"n'o7 49, "''''',' ~
nave n'"''oofo ''e", "iIH " :" ~
'efto the mater ~ AZ. ''9 7''F3 aE''
mace "''"'e " ~ ~ '7''"''
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oofre't''' ann 20 ple'FH' t''' = q
s'h'" " W. '7'o''' ''''' VII. I','.1'' 'S
't@H' ''o t".r'"t'S S'a'Po'.'' W, '.'',
f'oT'' u W.. ~ = "",s"' "''
''e'""!l ~ nos "'' s"'"r,7' '
P'hY from ''''' ! ot'S' 'U'' ',,v' '''''
INV ne' '','. 'a''' 6 l'' 1T l.,
a'o ''l,' ~ M '''''' o''"' - w r.
ohl 'o'' '''o"n "'' ",7' "'''"''
''' "foNe ~" A''',''7 o'"''.'
I'll l'""'7'7," ~" ''''' Wv" 7''
ah' "cll'e2 eng W - a' ~, ''I I9., s ~
d"''fS 81 ms P'a", won ~ '?''y'le, WA. W,
a'noog 'oe 'F'', g." "'' '"' VIZ 49, =,
'o"' P'rl-' 70 '',",''5' y anu nv ia
ell V''eN,iJ appear" 10 us ,e''oI
T., .tp tEtfIi HIM al J1tsp ia niI III ifib rescue
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15

n. A.. 8tewall snrcra .yr.J adar@-scd ihe
meeting IN the moal eloquent n'antf'' aft'f
which d. uyrl iatro It"nd be 10 lo"illa
tasolajnt4 which were carried Wy ACCLAIM.
ati u.
tvbeysgst IN nupufdanrn with timer
tonorrd custom. the Wing Parry d The
limited states asacmlllrd by de'eH f0s n
Convention. il the city Of Philadelphia on
thp 7tha Of Itine last for the purpose 81 i'oi1.
ieelinr suitable persons ftf fhH Offices 81
~, stirni AMI Vice President. did aler ioi
tue reflection. wise ro1sidera' lolt, anl
s5rinfi ifarmaiit. RffffB 6bd Pffgeif TUT
ttrt9.1e' Ga3tdtd8te 'AaAiatj. 1htttaHf
fTAytob tor rnsiaant.epd MlLbArn Fiji.
Mons 10 Vice President. al,
Resotfei, Thai we tie %fififtts nTRbttn
tet,1r btf1 tts7 vtttuify, cordially appf4Fe
ard pFlnrae IN fhI dh6 Rn faitoa md
presentation ol tbs National Convention,
IL the HPc9ylc's CaH3tddtr," General
y,cnhRY LAYTON Of Louisiana for Presi-
dent. hnd NtbbtHB i'ttthoHt If N. YORK
n, WIGS Irwsljtn of thu United stotnH
and bpinr impressed ,attb the neccss n ot
a change u Ru'srs. ltrth purpose 81 ny y.
inn ,lta Gvprnmeut admin stored IN strict
accordance WilH ihe Coustit1tiJd, hhdas
f,ruht Nv th- 'Itathar II uur t%'ountl
Il 4 5frnt mud ronI Wa4hindton-wa viii
ala IN hruoFablenEaps II our power to ali
tipirrlrc'iun. - a..
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BURNER :.


1t viii he rccoIlected 'bota large portion
ofIhe Democratic party of New York, 10
whom has been applied the name Of
"BarnbRners," re fused 10 recognise tic
Presidential nomination lately made by the
Baltimore Convention, and determined to
l.1l,n ;.don,,I,., r.anoa
~" ~
49, '1'''',e '"2,' -
e''fH
:" ,'N"f'" ~
""'N 1"'' ~
800 '7" 49, N'
Thnrn rn.ra DaI.na.ns - ~o,+anlaa
Co., ohio n n. AT
TX,
,;,;ao,o !, ia hn.. a.,
ono or,ho u, -, naaaan =
4
! President VAN BUREN,, in which the latter
expresses his approval of the courstssof the.
B]arnbnrners, and saws that he cannot vote
;tbo ca ca a. - 2
An.,h Il.
+, " ~ "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15
NHr. Cass on tne NVilrnat Pre-

visa,-l December lest it became no
cessaey t,rthn Democratic aspiro,ts Is, bid
Ertbn Presidency, aud on the 2Ith N he
cemher Gaui Cass showed his hand in
what has sinrc BEEN called he Nicholson
iricr. III holds Io;th As follows on The
NiInot proviso
"rbo WjImot pro,iso has been before
the country some time. Il has been re-
p~catelly Diseased in Congress andy the
pujlc press, am strongly impressed
with the pinion tast a great change has
been going on IL the puflic mind upon this
snhiact--m my = " ii as well as 9TH r.; and
thar doubts 4 . resolving themselves into
c aejctiaas that the principle it involves
should be kept out aGlhe National Le2istt.
iIre, and Ell TO the neosle OF The cons de-
racy n their respective local govern
ments.
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pie viii always properly mcos'tre great
men. DO not sag dat tiet viii Away
reward them propr'ly for they cannot Al
ways give a direct expression 10 II II
feelings, and the least worthy may have a
rots without having The wish
There hhs / great erfdrbeen committed
IL III htibn loI Csen. seorr : no military oP.
e]fatio1s ID history have displayed more
military qualities or been more uniformly
~sGccessful In theff RESI- It's. Nor have they
been in any case tho result Of chance !
ay6tY hing bag bern done III conformity
with d plan, and The event IN all e9sesh as
been Utmost predicted. That q successful
General should be degraded ii the very
scene Of success ff complaints nads r"t
Of him but BY hin, if &esrlingly strange
and N ,st unfortunate. Z Fiery one in The
army FEELS il as Il Disgrace.
20
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success ion of. rEtnaeraon.
TOLITIIAL DISCUSSION.

As lbd Hon. J. r. Benpninla l.ta-
ments on Saturday last, tctatige to Gef@
Cass' aiisJ d1dness on he Hiim0t Pf5pfzo.
have been pronounced MISREPRESENTATION
bya member IF aen. FayIgfis political
opponents, mtBy ofCseB. #1'aylor's friends
vii, Nillpleaaure m eGin polniealdiea4
sion those wh6 deny lie truth Of lboso
statements, 1t sheii HE end Pidco Al STR t@s'
ttfa4phienilk ma Y determine. finiyfy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15

~ af4 - ss A''e 1919 = 80
Hn"yIglar nv - lElag : iataa19.s..oa
.of'he ''e' hFsSs' fso"'sl tss ne. ht5saat'ph
hffs'oio : wen ~. . lI5fess TIE "hIss
"f ~" Ne K N fe4afd U the ea'd'ltat.
rFfIdty ~A'lPn''tt3 t~bl5iaHafl'aia .1tFaes
EsSsals9@1 ~ - I'll 80 - ~
Una fllf2'
NV public diiids ftili'adt hllbH mr. IL.
La, o., W,s fti,uaTb a., Ef,3, flf, asaztrs, at
-, i. -
'o'S 'S7' ''Ha' S'aif hflo7 '"Pi5'
the p'F ts'Ifs OF inant4tt# you on tttft @4tlt
instant,
p. n,.,a. an. .@' = n.,oat
-" X ''''oS7 =.
hope aud btltatthat a vice VIII be leafd
on Ibis occasion from The wbiaslof NeAl
y,rL ltLn lt4d Lykiabkbssf just ta~debbd1ta
81 II '@H4.aa,
rom lH}tVRP tHhHiiFa1lf ~ Haa9 :
Fanrtil H4iI-h voice Of 34phesilaifhg,
,,,ea,ttv oral assesl rAttept teprr .and.rtff.
ar.t
rto- ah ,ss If f ar44.I5a5ri -, ft,dt tspn.
~ nE7, MIA 4r,E 4 II ,iI.
''1'Y' ''''''"' - ''1 -
VIII. They ean-e!erl 10 h9iy eisn. ne
only othrf rranll they cam h%eeo!npifsh ~
ia, .,u.,,. ora.r C,Es t(,4y ofth8n
"
ihlhf III ~ a"'Pt 'he Ia'f'F q 'hese tEo W
ternaiitre, they may d%4lonnce whom
IT,. ,r-.- ,- t,itr -, trt,a ,yhfrs- thay
.n L,,t ,kanza,ts
~ -. = .ftLo
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.bANDsi III EAsT and III Es
FCIietauu East ton lEOuge
~ Gle /, etc.

MI 800 Utc ,etes tst .sss8
ron SALE, ali tttn Lands bc.
logging 10 the s,rterssf65is II JEtn s5H
Rl,ea 4st,d lfmlie Rsetl CONSISTING
Of De following tracts 4
, Iat. 4 lfacf ofsaitout fourteen EuHdfad
acres Of La,nd i'll The Parish If West Fetj-
{ eiIna 9ft 6nfia9 Oh 3lp we / bunk Of Fhbfup.
sons creek, alo3t eight miles FROM S..
Ffabeisylir. and five miles flom jackson,
]cou4pe#ed Of three original grauts-fbis
fttactsaf LaHd contains about ore buadud
acres, Of Thompson geek latiep land,
which bafe been ID cgItlyaf,on about teTo
hundred aud fly acres Of upland If Atst
qua lily yet IN ihf woods from ihree t6
four lundr d ucfess OF upland, wb Oh buve
been IN cultivation, and the resi- Of the iand
IS ii wood If mixed Growth.
"a. Two vafd tracts eflafd fdHtaa
on The East side of ] bon pans grftht
each q about eight hundred a~reuf5; tme
Of Which bns about lwo hundred ~afprnts.
tbe other About one hundred sfpeDts Of
~1liamp@ons' Gre, Il bottom land orc ii
these iraets Is now 10 cultivation and goes
by fbe maine fife qtfrf r place. Oh this
EtfaEt thcre il ANEW and ce{dBodi0ts plaa-
tall6u house, Y sawed Iblst Yin. Cabins,
Studies etc. Tie other ttata YVES fHe resi-.
denee Of he late Dr. james Raotd.
%. T"p contiguous 1r4ett NJ latd ~
fret diatitY Ii tie parish II Fast I]riicjf.
m, having l44e.hef about ore fboasa6d
a,pants. These lads afe situated ~
Black Cteeh, a5eJ cight DiIca from jack
so1. anInfe sitf III Swor III.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15

A iettrr from Liverpool says The general
among Englishmea ID regard 10
u, ''give her up.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-15

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