davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Krieserifd. Srasno sin Sremocr. Der
bcrise oBcbe IN ,nfcrer Stant eerreiltr,
mu6ts gu eer Mennns sclansen, oas (lb ins
nsrhalb psrielbea Elm 9rnpp gum 3riese ris
its. 9Ddhrenp rer sanscn gBcche mar be
StaSt beIsbt, tasl,ete 8eriammlunscn Der
Welhisssnts nne &ricsemufe warsu semsin,
uno alle eiefee fetraf einsS nur bic 1BabI
etnes $icutsnant Gclcnsl, ,Sir am leetcn 9ams
tlase Statt fanb.
2Sie 9eW6bnli6 lei iclobtn Gsleasubsiteu,
fIc!en auc6 oie(esrlal baufise Grefis Dor uup
tlutiSe Gepfe mag es bic nno ea aeicgt ba'
ben. Im Donnsritas Nbcno berriebte bss
ionpers 9rciIs Setpssuna unp nod fpit in
Der 0laebt b6rte man rrH 9umult ,ne be
3dhtcrctcn erpifgr S6pfs INN Die Serltbe:
ttnbeit ibrsr O1riGunsca.
Seritttieer Den Anssans scr q1abl ndcb.
ttc Mspcbe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Ge9ir pre,fe rbiser mertbtclea 8iebsv
itnb 70 tiIlis aefeIt, oab Saar5abluns ais
uncrlablitbe 8ccinauR9 aMaeicbcn wirp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

Sn elmer fdr5lib por elmer Court Of
Common pleas in Mafabuietts sesebes
men Gniibeioune ,puroc goleeapes als &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
LIFE l.
AND YHENf1 BiTTERs.
A POSITIVE CURE ron TEvEH b AGCE
AAfs Jsn Iftsfa

AND BILIOUS FEvERs.
4 veii.regaiaied snd propossinnste quantity ~
biis upon the stomach 10 siways requisite foy
the promotion OF sound heaIth--jt stlmnJates diges-
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from slt
obssrnctions. On the Inferior surfses 81 the liver,
10 . peculiar bIsddrr, in which the bile 10 FIRST pre-
served, being formed by the liver from The blood.
Thence il passes into ths stomach md ittcstit.eS.
and regulates the indigestion. Thus We see, ~I.n
there is deficiency ofbiIe. the body 70 constantly
.~costive. On the ether hand, AZ overabuDdsnes 81
bile caoss frequent nausea 1t the sonpseht snS
often promotes very severe stacks Of disssse.
which somct,mrs rnd in death.
.IDFFAT's LIFE MEDICINES s,os!d sivays
ne taken N he early sfsges Of billions so'nplaias:
and if per severed in strictly according 10 tho dir.s-
lions, will positively effect a core
The mineral medicines often prescribed IN these
diseases. although they may effect q temporary.
cure, at the same time erestr an urhealihy state NJ
the blood, and consequently tsud TO promote . re.
turn OF the vsry disease witch Trey are employees
to cure. It il tier, by the use OF purgatVes, ~
cinsiveiy formed Of ve ..tablc compounds, ~hieh7
= 3sscssing within themselves ne dcleterious arsn.
eics, vhreh decomposition, combination or stt. RAJ
tion can ~de.eIope or bring into action, and, there
fore. capable OF producing no effect, save that which
Ia des;rcd-thsta safe remedy Is foand.
THE LIZ. PILLS AND PHENIx BtTTRRS
have p owed To be the most happy in their Effects,
in eases II billions disea.es, Of any purely vegetable
ever offered TO the public. " the sso~
mach is foa,. they cleanse IL BY exciting j, to throw
of its contents; If not, they pass 10 the dnodeno,na
withont-xeising vomiting or nanses IN the stomach!
stimulating the neighborins visccra, - Che bser
and paueras, - as to produce = .,ore enp'oos ao~
Of their seeyc,iona into the intrssjnets stsnsnssf'1y
the ex,alest cspiiiaries. terminating ." TIE ,psar
coat, ,rnich an increo sed fo~ Of the slessfsr"
cles Of the body foreign matters. or retsinsH vert
tons, are completely discharged
DTB. JOURDAN has been sgyss'Hfed ssrn'
for the sale If snv medicine IN BAR Rouge.
sas -a-ss WM. B. MofFAr, N.york.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

1rAxrs up. BY N. Watson, living on sac Af,.
tie, twenty four miles from Baton to,,gs3a stray
OK, about 10 years aid, marked with n twal,pw
fork In the right ear, figure seven h .hk ui1pr
pat or the len, pale red %roIo,,t, with ahite IL his
FACE, aBbut half Of the tail on. net ~ ar
Taxss up, by Jarob lifOaholt, Twins absst
niae mile. from t}A,en Rouge, a Dhowt Cos
with her { ,if. Tine cow Ia marked ~swafUwtitk
IN the right ear. anfsr nt IN The I'm, ?tandsd
Nm" ten OF twelve y~eafsula, there is alspea veaf-
ling. Oct 90 **37
'fAkes up by WIN Whilten un the OH s,st, 20
miles Of East of tlaton ttongr IN the ,iser5Aaise,
AZ Iron grey iiss.e, about & years old, white nost,
hi. FIRE feet white, about IA hautis highs ,ouael
bslied, walks well. ! i:
dee "A -44e PA. WALKER, NAk3,eN.=
TAxsS up BY Dr.. Sce,t, a black aad White ON,
= Or . years old marked with A swallow ec,k III
che right e, r, aud q slope IN the left, braadtW. !.
dee I IA p, A. WALKER, NaAgnr.
TAkES Up, on The 1ist instant. hy Mo3tss Fer
CURSOR. Oh the Ami,e, 70 miles ftom t}aioa.tpuee,
a black ard white Steer, head aud neck shsbst'y
black, cropped on the len ear, aud two un!lct bits
Oh The right, no brand. sebYls#
7. A. w Asktst, Rs1A,r.
fAxsS M IN the VS,h Inst, by DaMiel Hickey,
an the plantation oftald~eli aud Hickey, 7 miles
be,ow BATON Rouge, 4 BAY Hvnss. - has'da high,
asoa, Q years old, black aud heavy ,nane s,nl: tail,
white. r, A. WAbKtM
Feb 70 l~lsAs.:r.
s VILE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
Jan II 50
NEW
subscriber has INST received

yUyHE. subscriber has INST received, in addition to
his former stock, a inc assortment OF fresh
goods, consisting OF a large supply of superior
fancy prints, black and coioured merinos, swiss,
iackonett, and cambria muslins, fancy dress hkfs.
aud shauls, ladies' silk and cotton hose, kid and
silk gloves, printed salisbury Aanne's, red and
white do. ~ bleached and unbleached domestics,
plaid and plain linscys, twilled and plain Lowell
cotton, black silk, ticking and checks.
CLOTHlNG-Blaek and blue dress coats, black
and blue frock do, fine mixed satinet hunting coats
olive over coats, caImue do. blanket hunting coats
fine black and blue cloth pants, fancy cashmere
do, fine mixed satinet do, satinet round jackets,
black satin and silk veIve, vests, black cloth do,
white marse,lies do, plain and pIeeted satin stocks
gum elastic suspendefs, fine cotton shirts, L.. B.
Lambs wool gloves, plantation jeans pants. fine
silk umbrellas, black cotton do.
Hats, boots, shoes and caps. hard ware, croeke-
~ and glass ware; sugar, coffee, tea, &c, &c.
oc, 2e 81 VI. SLOAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
IsOoks!! BO0kS!!

~ oaas NJ. iiHaoaAr. Bookseller and Station
u CT, Church II, Baton Rouge, keeps constant.
" on hand aud for sale a general assortment OF
miscellaneous Books. consisting Of histories, biog-
raphies, travels, sketehes, voyages, music books,
hymn books, song books OF all descriptions, nov.
els, tales, medical aud mathematical wotks, n
ar NJ variety Of school books, dictionaries, f,lpiiv
bibles. blank books, bill books, conversation cards.
Also cap, letter and wrapping paper, almanaes,
ink aud inkstands. writing sand, steel pens, quilts,
states. silver pencils, German silver spoons. do,
tongs, raxors, wallets, dominoes, pin cushions,
spectacles. play ing cards, silver and 'vsry tooth
picks, scissors, knitcs, knitcs and forks, silver
%ihimbies, musical boxes, fine breast pins and 6n-
ger rings, parallel rules, tapes. Needles. hooks
and eyes, matches, pcrcarsion caps, snuff boxes,
marbles, coarse and fine combs, bosoms. suspen.
ders, game bags. brooms, garden seeds and some
medicines, all or which will be sold low FOR CASH.
Feb - 2.y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

nyamef1 EGas--in . d,oms ,ssn'lJ pre-
ssn,eJ 10 Tbs H. satfs u, b. rio. the head II victim
of tito ty,stt II the piece waste he p'sssntded hi"'
In . dish. on q table. sfdcsvrd u ith . ospkin. Al
thu: p,spstss,oo. ~s,s mos. hoaeniously made III
,oiv swful ~speciseis. This bsaI w.s 10 hss real one.
sra! The sctof who wss 10 pssfoitn Tho part VI The
jeespits,ssi passon bad 10 thrust hs hssd shforsh
an spertofs ins1bs back scene. sod lay u on the
disl,, painted 10 ~ ~ n,sss 4 ahssily sppssssnos.
This W.. dsns: the iy,an, had raised tis hspk.n'
and Tho sudisnes ware I'll completely Mortified.
.hsn the dead mas head 'spl,sd IL Tho dfsds
vhith Lis murderer ~asin the sei Of Delivering
BY A violent 6, II sneszins. mbieh 81 "nes tuned
,t,e scene into q ladiefous fsffe, sod The honss
'uns Nth Iaoabiof. some ~as who Rad sdnis-
SION behind tho seepos. had s~pr,okIrd tts tlood..
sisiosJ dish ~i,b 8 quantity of snuff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
No.. z.

know IL maEas ,neils sf,tij vf, ssu ,,s..t ,sk
~, s~utjpel4 yyu dan, snpw, i, make. vesi,ls d..
spise YOU, nov ~ et,,t. NJ. s,so /. v,,,b tt,e ,,,,,.
tls Of confirming. aud ,bs l,p,,4, ,,p ,s.s,,,, N.
m,te u%b.,,,s,s u.,pis tse,pr, ,,p.s, p,, , ,,,,'.
wurJ.: 4, IA ~ bad ~ a,ia,ps il, L,s G.ea, 4,
sl,ot,. whenever ,,aetjeatt.. IL, ,tb.,. ~, In, ~,
ani Il, yau lynk ypi = sen, il IL. dire. i,ej. b.
p,rftat,le 10 . u,,, i, ,t,s .i,v 20 mi. J, am
r1h.
t,t "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
FRESH GOODS.

vrVHE subscribers are just opening a fresh as
scrtmcnt Of goods, which, In addition to
their former stock, will make their assortment
complete.
= Dny Gooss-i)omesties blcacbrd and unbleach-
ed. bed ticking, cotton flannel. WOODEN do, twiIled
domestic, blankets, linen ~shirtihg, cotton do,
madrasshkfs., printed do, cambric do. plain prin-
ted aud worked neck hkfs., plain and fgrd. super
English and French calico, do, burtin, muslins lie
lainc, plain and printed merino, BLK bombszine,
northern cottonade.
s~rLKs-Plain and 6grd. silks, satins do. shawls
ferd. and printed, ribands plain and fgrd., arti-
fetal flowers, super worked silk hose, cotton do,
wooden do, &c
LorRI Cloth coats black and blue, super
blk frocks, cloth vest, youths do, super BLK and
blue pants, cashmere do. satinet do, co,tona,Ie do,
green blansetcoats, beaver do, flushing do, james
pants, frock and dress coats do, super drab blan-
kct coats. blue cloth round jackets, suspenders.
SuoEs < Boors-Nen's broad brim hats, French
do, ~brogans, boots French, ladies super kid skin
~brogans, prnnel do, bontees. gents pumps, &c.
GRocERi Es-Havana coffee, sugar do. soap, cam
dies, tea, sardins, whiskey, vinegar, lamp oil, in.
diEo, &c. 80.
Harm WARE--Table knives, pocket do, pow
der aud shot, strap hinges, butt do. nails, augers,
fish hooks, screws, files rasp, dividers, brass nails
curk sare~s, twiae, b,ling needles, scissors. All
Of which they offer on the most reasonable terms,
and hope by their strickness and attention to busi-
ness, TO merit some of the public patronage.
COURTADE DAUGEROT K f. HEBERT.
nov 2 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
NDetrp.
Frum the "Gohisa Ass''y Merry LnHha,a.
BEN JONsDN'a SONG,


From ms "gohies Ass''eJ Merry Lnsha,a.
BEN JONsDN's SONG
One ol1 Father 1itns wnlke siut,a,
A jhushry 10 take II his leisure,
When a group If fair hynipiis ,ten r,hps op IN
tttong,
Az ntstidy IN ttsttfuliest ~n,esstte.
we viii hold hin viii, Us. and then d,,ss Tin.
a,Uayt'
But %siihcupb bound ~ith s%stlanis they mad,
him advance.
They s3nn found tbat they could ~, kerr 7f.ae
In ,hs dance.
'Alach. silly ~nvtn,,i,st' then it cries,
Whilst ys all da,,es 50 gully. Time Hics'
TheVhH Father Time again sci,
The dust from bis seythe etaytiy evirina,.
III q patty Of skilfuI young shepherds be met,
Passitg Time mrs, ,nrlali,osIy piping.
Some sousht to boli Time with . ],isproos eripe.
Some babe him 10 listen Aav we'll they could zine
They played, tu. ere long fond their r,,,es would
moi chine;
They l,ld not .hs iaoe. and they could Del. beer
Tine.
H'osh' S'g HHEFHeIuHl ne CfIsH,
whilst yuu oil pipe ~ ssily, Time Ma
Aeal, The I'D fellow sci cut.
Without 4 companion 10 cheer him
but was stopped ID iis ysy by .ts l,,,sh shJ
The shbut,
or o efosl Of cry u ie%c,aha's nss, him
With lls seyihs The wild youths cut the stares
hoti ths vine,
Aud sritihg his hour sisss soa,i fti,I Il with wine,
We with drinking Mn Tmst' cited lhsy I'll 10
great rlee.
Bu, whilst ms'ti'y q%osfiny, Time Sc. himself
free.
'Ainek, lilly topefst' hs cites.
Whilst W Ill J,ihk 80 gsily, Tine Has.
my masters, drink freely ard fas.
Tine coming locks wobl,oasly peasants
bet ~ tnst'fly fhd our ~pnstin,e IN Tim. pasf,
A. We make the bes, use Of Tine present.
Then cfowhal with fresh sosss Is,'s pass ssanJ
The q ask,
I'D HE suhJeatns VI vii oil var pleasures shall
~ may sil heed Of Time. progress se,iea.
Who qu"ds-fnssly qusfT, Of The rosy red wins.
On by. We Thy hoat glass Jsspisr.
We care not . Viii, haw Time G.ss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

DIToS HOUGE FEM ALE ACADEMY.
Hi u titfsr tti TT s6n Aai ma riainn

= -. NhNt HVp !" u
vN/ilH respectful cbni,lehce, We place cnr
selves ihts publicly tefpre the community
To solicit that patreDase shiul, All assi.lious devote
t,e,t 10 the moral and intellectual interests d
th,se committed 10 tir tuition besi,aaks As eoupte,
with. and greatly sisting the faithful t%eael,er. ",
have from the cpin Dencen,ent III uiir teat Hing pro.
eede,l OF the i%ntlaetite principle, Introducing tia,
series of b5oks ~ fast rs we could, without PITT.
ting ~tiaretts to ln,sttai ssaty estiense. The ihtluetivt
~ the course pursued IN the most intelligent part.
of Europe, and the most popular IN the world
| Mere ipst,srtatitity was not the blieet timed NJ. ~
The opening Of this .rl,ooi, but that superiority Ia
wi,iel, ability and experience, combined With a IA
bpfip,is aud ebnscie,icisis discharge II the tsfehe,.s
iatv attains. II this we hass not beet, III satpoi,,,r,i
as the AVE- rage t,imbe, OF oar pupils, together will,
tl,ei#ptosress show.
we t,as p ms,l. provision Fur 4 a,os, valuable II.
brart ftr Dur seliosi, containing Il great ~vaript, pI
rare and yain,bie ihfufinsiiop. upon a,u,st every
%aa,iieet. We have ordered frpm New Yak aaI
shall receive stleh apparatus ~ is isaeessary IN e,-
plain The different 4eietees. We shall also re-
eeiee books aud stationary, Uf any Kind, att. III any
ano,ist, nj order directly frutn Me-. York.
No paiiis will he spared. 4, obtain and enforce
.hr t%tri,ei pits If the bpst aati,Nrs, Our aim IN the
reeitatinns If the res, .eetisu classes. IL To ssh cut
tie whnie idea
The a%eeo,nmo ia.ions Of our boarding depart
inhitt are extensive
B,art and 't'ai,isn sat, per asnun payable
ID aHtahee' aasl'hE aHtstfa eharge.
Music 80 per quarter. Use Of instrument Al
per nphth. French $40 pe, quarter. No ledu.-
made except IN eases Of SERIOUS sickness.
The course Of tn. studies embraces. every de-
Of an english eduestiot,. The e]rt,atntn-
lni branches. i~neidlibg she'll aud VA. work, stsy
plaia and fancy naetile work, ala, the tjrtes and
latin languages when requested will receive l,ar-
Iie,iIat attention.
The eleventh session, OF the u. Il. +. Ae adsmy,
viii commence on the seeD,,h day ri JANUARY nest.
A sense ,t,,t HE snseasa Of putils,in acquiring m
.iaca,ron, depends very much ht,bn their t%,iheia,l
eahnot ion tserl, Impress the minis Of
The loss Of a wslk. nnl even a day. ,har
nms.imes be irreparab'e, especially when .hey
ire we'll classed.
Itator Ilp,,up. 11se IN do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
l,atpn l.enge, dee % .4e
PROSPECTUS or THE COLLEGE OF IA
gny TON IOtJt,E.,

vy TON tOuGE.
Il lie College, located On a gentle einihpnte,
ep,h niandi,g ~ extensive view Of the Mississippi,
the Town of Baton Rouge and its delightful en-
yitons, ~ probably not surpassed IN beauty an,l
beaitl,fulness OF situation. By any Literary estab.
l%isltinent IN the country. Cotnprehehdihg The sd-
vantages Of n city Residence, and the comfort aud res
tireniebt of rural dwelling, II is particularly adsp-
ted TO voting gentlemen IA the pursuit vi ~, etnra-
ton. While II IL removed from the eDidptnitks.
dissipation, and perifs Of large cities, II affords
ample opportunities for exefeis Sc In pure air, for
study and repose. These advantages, literary it,
s%t,titions, IN all countries, have setluloasly sought.
but hone has lse, more successful IN the i,ur suit Of
them than the college Of baton Iiouge. In res
pect to location IL has obtained nearly all that il
desirable.
In The Enelisi, department, due attention will be
paid TO orthegrapl,t. Ptntnans,ip, Ari,hmetiek.
topography. Grammar, History. Hhetoriek, Eln-
%ebtio,t, Algebra, Geametrv, M~attemstieks. Book-
keeping, Bbtahy, Minetalpgy Chemistry ,sAstron-
ony, Natural, Intellectual. and Moral Philosophy,
Political Eeono'ny, the Constitution Of Leuisiens,
aud IF the United States, aud criticism in refet-
enee 10 Letters and Tie Fine Arts; auh IN tie de-
t,artnent Of Ancient au,i Mud.rp Literature, 10
the Spanish, French. Latin, and Greek languages.
The College yest Is divided into Two Sessions,
eomprt'enaing forty our weeks. The first SEES
sion begins on the tetlt Of january, and ends on
the last Friday Of duty. The second commences
a., ina ,h,.,, sia.da. Ia t,a.u,Ls, ,tL.. .'a.,.1.
in,.utan;nt ara ,hs ,ann,,r .aa., K ~,
elias. Of tic sss,aJ sass,an = u,n,nsn"a,,s,,, vi,
be held. an1 ,l.,tas. snn,s,.s.,i "sa,,a,,,' ~ ~
,s,s. dali ,l,s ,siy,tsss. us,a,i, na tf |, H. . nu
tluiyarsi,v In ,i,a ttnitsI s,s,as ), W.
n, st,is,, vii, i,s a,,,,;us,l inf, rs,,eHs tor -
.,4. - d e - a cdafses for
halt a Session must be l'a'' u, sdsanee. NO de-
VIII be matte ior loss ni Time, except In
pf extreme sickness. EAsd, student - te-
1nited 10 furnish one Del, ahd sufficient betdinE,
pne kn'fe aud ioik, Que clothes brush, one pail,
TWO combs, one tooth brush, AMI twe napkins. ana
10 "ress N a style 81 heat'ess suitable 10 a collie
sinte lite.
The charge Tor board ana Tuition - 5000 for a
College year. ahd At The same rate Tor shorter pee
f'ods' For 't,e''d't's ana washing $50 VIII be re-
la'red inr the sane period Al extra expense,
D, sisk',ess. or Otherwise, must be borne
~ the parents o. students mourning IT,
students wiz he FURNISHED win al necessary
looks aud stationary, al the New orleans retail
,r'.ns. 4.
All the ,nebeefs 81 c"''ege VIII be Tree, shh
u perfect liberty To follow any creed IN respect To
Lectures on Moral Science viii
reliably be given 10 the College Chapel, on San-
l.y evenings, which students, with the permission
Their parents, VIII be required TO atleid.
A tlei1nTttDGbt Tor ttn jnlUa ypuitE ladies' In all
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
lev. 4 u

81 sEV. r. u. PEtRsON,
SA1ATE from Columbia County, State Of New.
| York, will open a private Academy, On Mondny
Goth Inst, n, The old Parish. School House in Baton
Rouge, quo daor South Of the Court House. u.
will ttath oil she usu ] brarc,es included in corr.
mnn school Leaning. viz: Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar. for three
dollars month. Latin aud G eek Literature at
-four dollar 4 hslfa mon,h aud come branches ri
Mathematics, algebra and Geometry Natural,
Mental add Moral Philosophy. aud the more po-
lite branches, AZ L.osick aad Criticism for Ave dol.
lars a month.
1t 10 the rssrnt intention Of the Rev. Mr. 2o.
hrris. as soon ~ the business Of his agency, for the
Baptist Denomination tx pii.f, which will take place
~ the Spring, to unite witt, Mr. "eirson in the
Academy.
They pied o Themselves Jointly and severaliy 10
exert their ut,uost abilities 10 advance tn. Ii,er-
airy and moral culture Of all the Children %entfusl-
ed TO their care.
HENRY n. F. ROBERTS.
F. u. PERSON.
Ian f~50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

WAS brought h The Dstpt al IA.
~ ton Rouge, d, ,le ayI ii Dstsmls,
I'M 1880 u iiegfj mai,, Whn calls himself
mn john, 0 feet J iuties high, abet, d
1en4kNAss yeats pf ags, yellow etHnple aim. nni
says he belongs 10 Jukn n attiblnh. near Nes Dr..
leans. Tht twiIer IL requested 10 tsfnviy with The
law ind take him away. det ggsaG
Was brought 10 the Dapbtst Hat.
Jon linAse ~, The 3g,h of E'eby islD,
EIs9 4 negro mat VIA calls himself jim
GVS/ D feet "A inches higi, abBnt % years
Of age yellow complexion, and says
he belongs 10 MI Milianipn Of N.
Orleans The bsiisf IA requested 10 %ea,apiy
with the isw sh,i take him away. MI 4
Was btouglt tt he Jrp6t at Dat.
/un Rouge On the 2gth of February.
kST ls40.a ,teero man who calls himself
~VS/ JIM, o feet 4 Inches high about ~
nx~.aA4~k wears NJ age vets black anil saya he
belongs Il, A Mr. Wskensld a neero
ltrhdef. The owner ~ requested ID rumlly with
law and take him away.
! m74 u. BRYAN. Jallr,.
Was committed 10 the Jail M bat
| on Rouge on the sth Of Msrel, tsAn,
~ BY the Capt Of The steatnhoa, p. Mil
pM9Et/ Ter, 4 negro than who calls himself
;Y.;.N Jesse, . beet 10 inches high, nbou, 80
l,oksr, VIM NJ Rtand Gulf, The owner il re-
aatfted to comply with The Law aud take him
swNJ. mia 3
was committed 10 The lail Mt paton
xttnuge, Oh the 9Th Of March tao. \
~ mulatto man wto calls himself David
xW/ De.i 5 feet ) inehes high about 81
1kH( years Of age, and SAYS he II free hut
- has no evidences Of The same. The
'w,ttr, II amy, Is requested 10 comply with the
aw 3ud take bim away.
march IA 5 d. BRYAN. Jailor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
VIEW anOrss.

SIai s'hsrfibtis nave jist ~fstsivel from New
f'sk aud Philadelphia. "a extensive and
ss''afa' ass''f'ma'' Of fresh 20 i'lsf o"sis,ing i" part
English and French blankets d,,nsls Of yst,
Gus e,lats, heavy lsahs and t~tpsevs, grey AID
plaid linseys r'ain and striped :%S:,tineits, bleafhsi
and ,'',b'eatf'ad ~siiftiiss and sESatings, Virginia
atsd lisell %etttnf,, Osa,h,tas, t;stsnsdr , dam, q
tic plsids, checks, English F.thea and 4 mpt,ea,
prints and t%iiin,tss, kingha,ns, ;,Stn,ntkv ieans,
brnHti ntid ltisi linens, i,tefii'ps # various tt,tHfs,
'ariibHt ettes atl fj1ihbasiues. plat, aud euit.sseJ
ntoussst,',s DE iatas ,,e,t and l~sautif,i patterns.
black ltaliat silks, efap es aud tfi val Il. f'ruess ana
E,sIis', silk hikts.. silk aud hutkskia slotss. wbi,s
satin, fs,tsy ',ress fikia. in great variety, yaten.
Ga atttl ihstit'o %sha'vls, iittislii,s Of all HfsrtipiinDs
ht's'sfy, fibaads. silk aud eot.un umbrellas, TARA.
soils, spobt thread, etc,
hEABfsmibF GLerttivu. -@supet blue klsrt
f''tl steel iniasd ftnok coats, super Blue aud tiatk
dtess eba,e, bsatst rlrtIi hunting aud bvst t.ist
s'iftetit AMI blanket t0sts, rio.ti H,ii e, ssit,et ;,srs
'a,'ni's. sasit,ett do, ny JEANS an epttptate do,
SIR eelvat tloiF, mud satin vests, .isk aud sa,ti,
stocks, ls,stt eotton aud flannel shirts, collar
drawers, stisl,e'idets, etc. These artit'es Of tipth
ihs sefs All seleeta1 ffsii tho hpst materials, mid
t''ade 10 ordet undar tls Inspection II shs ui the
film.
HaRbwAns Fable and ds sses, k,aiY poek.
ct aud pen knitas, 6Hs fatnfe. dhur turbn,rl and
rtes. LOCKS. padiorks. 1t ruuni a,H hanl saw !
Mes, pla,tes. drawing htise, el,isseis, aueefs.
Collins " Co.'s axes inl ~hstetets, e,tffy combs, |
brushes Of ali ki,ds, %atiirrDs, shpvpls aud tpuss,
of''ie eifs, shtrtipss spurs, shot gifts, fihes, pistols,
caps. cert and coffee mills, iiS ware.
fttttt' aud WOOL cards. ~sI,aiee, sl,aveis, ioes
log aitl ~ rtaitts, Iron, steel, castings.
'owlef aud shot, nails, black smith tools, etr.
Ha1s. ganrs Asp SabFa -- MEMS hie ben We,
IND bf,isl, hats. silk ant sa,i, hata, fit cape, seal
10. buys and chill lteu's hats and eaFs. Are cali
md water proof bnpts, buys do shines and b.,
Gull sind inofacrp I%,ithtt, iaiies' fne calf
shi shoes, hid tnatprtp eti ~pran4li, slip
'efs, boys' tnrn's and chilisei's hoes AMI brsr ,,,s.
,sset ~ernga's, heavy h,yts. e'e.
sApbLf Ry.--spanish A ,nerean and tteole sad
Hes, ladies' sitle.saddIss, bnile fittings, martins
ales, saadlesbsss. girls smi spfeinglss, last hst
collars, l%isities. blind btitties, ~ ani taia
ships, e,e.
- Toselliss will, Il general assortment pf Gro
Crptkery aud Gia,s ware, sclr,pl Bucks
nd ststions,y all Of which they ofrst ftt sale Oh
H~asanable t.fris.
sept VI 81 J.A T. T. PHILLIPS h 70 Z.