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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
To Purchasers of books 4 stationery.

To Purchasers Of Hooks 4 Stationery.
n A. BNAMAN oilers AT Wholesale and retail u
LIZ choice assortment of School BOOKS and Mis-
cellaneo,s works, together with extensive supply
Of Stationery. Country merchants he furnished
with all kinds Of PAPER, on The most rea >onal e
terms. Books such are obtained in Boston, n. York
and PhIladephts markets, ordered al short notice.
Burlington, Oct 8, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

T EATHER tSc.--The subscriber has received
IL and is now receiving from New York, a large
sortmcnt of Leather Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former stock, consisting of tho following articles
in part:
100 Sides Sole Leather, superior sr,icle,free from
80 Heavy Cow Hides, water,
10 Sides Harness Leather,
10 Black Bride do
10 Doz Sheep Innings,
2 " South Sea Seal Skins
" Grained Leather,
Case Mems Superior Calf Boots scwed, war
, Z" Thick Boots, heavy a, -, per pur
H" Small Boys " Lee 81
Together with Kids, Kips, Shoe Thread, Prunells
Cotton and Linen Webbing, Backing, Shoe Brushes,
Ladies French Kid Slips, and general assortment,
of Misses and Chlrens Slips and Walking Shoes
all of which will be Sold low for cash.
II. c. STIMSON.
y. B.Wanted, few bushels Of Buckwheat, Rye
and Corn. +. j. ST1MSON, agent.
Burlington, Oct. % 1910.
CENTLEMEN'S OVER AI.LS.--6 dozen
VI pairs Genilemens Over Ais, (lone stocknss,)
just received and for sale by the dozen single pair
at Montreal prices by JAMES II. PLATT.
p. Size will foot them 10 order.
Burlington, Oct. 10, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

CALI, 900 Mino,s Coarse Packing Salt,
~ 5000 Mlnots Liverpool Salt,
For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers and deliv
cred at any Port OH Lake Champion, by
JASON G. PIERCE e. son.
ST. Johns l.. c., Sept. 4, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
LAST ARRIVAL.

LNST NIfKIN AT.
NEW GOODS just received by the subscriber and
" it is of but llrc consequence to the purchaser
how they came, | will only say they were mostly
purchased on credit and will have to be sold at
some price to pny my dcb's-as will convince any
one who will call at my etoro on Pearl street.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

SCHOOL HOOKS.-The Suhscri! or ha, receiv-
- ed the pre- emf weel, from New Yor, more School
Books, Of which he following comprise part. Lew
ere'> Latin Lexicon; Donnegan's Creek do; Web
>tcr's large Dictionary, VOL Johnson> and Walkers
do; Anhon'> Horace, Cicero, Ce ar and Sailus, f;
Bowers Meadows, AMI Nueens, French Diclonar e /;
Cooper'> and Gould> Virgil; WARS Euclid; Blars
and Newman'> Rhc', ric : Om>'ed- and wilkins AS
rononly; do school Phlo, ophy; Comsioch's PhiIo>-
ophy, do. { hemi-iry; Bomar> and Levizacs French
Grammar; Kirhham'- aud Smiths Esng,h do; Alcr-
croml e'> Intellectual Philosophy; do. Moral DO; LG.
If Washington, Charles l2'h aud Corinne French
Davies and Bonr Ions l., Lessons; Bridges ALGERIA
Purlcr's Rhetorical Reader; OMey's, Wool ridges,
Smiths, Male Brn's, and Michtl's and WIlsrP>
Geography and Atlas; Webster, and Towns Spelling
hook Goodrich> Reader ii, 2 and 3 class MONT
Vernon Reader; yonnd pupils ~, 81 and 5 Book,
ADAM New Arithmetic; Charlie Dave. do. Thomp-
sons do; Porer'. Analysis; Towns do; Boys and
Girls Reading Book hy Mr.. Sigonrney; LoyclI'>
Rhetorical Dialogues; Young Ladies' Reader; Amer
idan first class Book Lov,lls L. $. Speaker; Wor-
cc,ler'> History; Watts the Mind; Goodrch's L.
s. History National Preccpior; lie Drnn> 1ecmaQue;
Botany ~ Mrs Lincoln; Kamc>' Elements; Hoyward>
New England Gazc;,ecr English Reader, Progressive
Rca,cr. II, \. BRAMAN,
Burlington, Oct. Is, 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
MuSIC.

MUSIC.
MIR. A. GRANT bcgs respectfully 10 intimate to
lVl tho inhabitants of Burlington and vicinity that
he will open classes for instruction in Vocal and In.
strumcnal Music early in November Particulars
known by applying to Messrs Pangborn e. Brnsmad.
Balls and private dancing parties attended. o23
BURLINGTON. Oct % 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

[ ,AkrET1N0S..-Ths subscribers have on hand
- - q full assortment of Ingram and Common wool
Carpeting, Venetian and Cotton do Rush Mating
York prices NJ iOVEf " e. f,O
July 80, 1s40 W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

NEW DRUG ESTABLISHMENTS
~ the sign of the MORTAR--one door east Of J. d.
j. H. Peck d. Co. The subscribers have opened an
Apothecary Store and intend to eonfine themselves
strictly to that business They now offer to the public
general assortment of genuine Medicines including
all new Chemicals, and the standard Patent Medicines;
constant attendance, will be given, and particular at
tenon paid to prescriptions.
Burlington. Aug 20. THEO A. PECK & Co
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COODS.-The subscribers have reed and are now
~ opening avery large assortment Of Wollen Cloths
ofevery. variety, rich plain, figured and changeablc
Silks, Mouseinc de Laines Alpaca Cloths, Taglonia
Shawls Hdkfs., Ribbons, &c. We will only say that
we have larger assortment Of goods of every variety
than we have ever kept before.
Oct. 70, l840 N. LOVELY e. Co,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

1M DYE STUFFs.
AOO bbls. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood ST. Domingo
ESQ 20 Log Wood Csnpeachy
$50 do Fistc
goo do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
Is do Blue vi,riol
80 do Nader
SO carLoys Oil Vnriol
Muriatic Acid, Agra Forts, Nitric Acid, Carcums,
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Quer Chron Bark, Spanish
Eo'an' and ina, Be@gal indigo LAG Dye Nut, Calls press
June 10. ty J. e. J. n. PECK e. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

GREAT BARGAINS.--Stocko Of goods selling
VI oillcss than cost, consisting of Broadcoths Cas-
smeres, Vcstings, Cotons, Linens Flannes, Camlcts,
Carpets, Calicoes, Chalies Mouseine de Lame Mcr-
nos, Thibet Cloth. Napolean Cloth, Silks Velvets,
Bombazinc, figured Alpine, Hose and Gloves, Shoes,
Caps, Sewing Silk, Twist, Thread Buttons, Cravotts
Stocks, suspcndcrs, Ribbons, T.accs, &c &C., and a
great variety Of otner articles all of which will be sold
below their value for cash. close the business If
trust at the store corner Of Church and College
MAYO e. WATT Trustees.
T OVELY & IIURLBUT are now receiving and Of
IL ferng for sale splendid and desirable assortment
ofancy and staple Dry Goods, and others suited to
the present season. and this markct-amongst which
are foreign, and domestic Broadclolhs Cassimcres
and Satnetts Valen,a, and other vestngs; Silks
and Pongecs Of every variety; Thread Inccs, Inser
tons, &c g.. Sill>-wir net and other Lacos; rich
worked Collars, Silk, Veils Shawls, linen Handk' is,
Lawns Linens, zephyr worscd splendid assortment,
Morcens, and Flannels travelling Baskets heed Bags,
rich, fgd and plain Mouselanc, House Paper, new
and elegant patterns all very cheap of course at the
Burlington, August 20, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

JTNcOLORED BOAs, otter, seal and cloth caps,
- muis, collars capes, down, angola and fur trim
nings silk and mohalr frlugcs fur gloves, cheap, by
n. LOVELY & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

IODINE SPRING WATER.-A recently discover
l. ed fountain at Saratoga and contains properties
known in other Sping-ts freedom from Iron
renders it safe be drunk by certain class of inva-
lids with whom Iron proves injurious-thc quantity Of
Iodine contained in this water renders it the most val
liable mineral water for every species of Scrofua yet
discovered, for sale by J. & J. II. PECK & Co. Agts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

DOE ROY Belvider, s-4,hs, Brocha Kabylc, emf
\ broldered Thibet Shawls; black white and scar
let mcrno do, Gath raw silk chally, muslin dc ainc
and Saxony do. Wooden, Tibet and fancy scnrfs
just received by n. LOVELY, & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

A LPACCA CLOTHS for cloaks grapes, camb-
"A lets, cambleteens, goats hair and common wors-
ted amblcts, printed Saxonys plain and figured al
pines, plain and printed muslin de LANES, all WOOL now
openngby n. LOVELY & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

NOTICE to GROCERS Il HOTEL KEEpE~S
~ The subscribers keep constantly on hand extern
sve Of Essence and Syrups also Slough
tons Bitters Wine do Soda and Seidltz Powders
Spices of all kinds. Purchasers will find il not for
heir Disadvantage 10 call uponus..
OctObcr % THE 20. A. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
WIN. WESTON, Register.

DROAD CLOTHS, Beaver and Pilot coins, cassi-
I'D mercs colored and white Flannels full assort-
mcnt, very cheap for cash by ~ LOVELY & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

'THEO. A. PECK 4 Co. at the sign Of the Mortar
have just reed quantity of Cayenne Pepper, of
English importation. Constantly on hand Bombay
Gum Myrrh, genuine Bayberry Bark, dc. do. in Pow.
der, Jamaica Ginger Root, do do. in Powder, Bengal
und Ohio Turmerics, &c &c. Sept. l6, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

OO0O Yards super fine, fine and common wool
%OOO en- Carpetngs just opened. Also, plain
venetian and damask stair carpeting, Turkey and
Brussels Rugs Oil cloths for tables and stoves rush
mating, printed floor cloths, &c. by
rs n LOVELY e. CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

OAF, Lump and Brown Sugar, Teas, Coffee, sperm
- candles, winter strained lamp oil molnsses rice,
nu'mess Eng curranis soda crackers cloves CHINA
mon, saleratus, brooms &c for sale by
ms n. LOVELY, & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

IN prs. Ladies col and black French Slips,
w 20do do. Gaiter Boots,
20do Misses cold Slips,
so do Gents Pumps,
3 cases Mems seal Boots.
Burlington, July H. HC. STIMSON.
CASu PAID FOR WOOl.-'Thc s,b.cr or
~ will pay cash. on delivery, for good clean fleece
wool, delivered al the old occupied Ivy II. Hyde
GO. norh west corner Of College Green.
Burlington, June 10. HARRY BRADLEY.
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D"Tip Club on Monday evening.

A MEXICAN ALMANACS for lSil, for sale a
n the book store. ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

(tROCKERY, Glass and China ware; large and
" small looking glasses, good assortment by
ms n. LOVELY g. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

CtHAWI.S. A large assortment, comprising nearly
= every variety of quality and style, for sale by
Mo IL. w. CATLIN a. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

7 EECHES.-Thc subscribers will keep for few
IL weeks this article of Spanish importation those
wishing them should give us an early call
THEO. A. PECK e. co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

MT. VERNON READER. PoIyg0tt Bibles
WI of different skies and Linains-, Pocket bibles
and Te.amens and general assortment of s,atona-
ry lust received from \. York and for safely
College st. le:25. s. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

NOR I.E.--Conmon boards, plank, lining
IL boards, clap Loarl. aud lloor boards, The low
est prices,hy lllCkOK & CATLlN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

RICH plain black and blue black gro de swiss silks
~ for dressess changcable gro de New York, gro
de Afrlc and repp silks assorted colo,s for bonncs
plain and fgd pou de sol silks dark and light colors
black, blue black and colored silk velvets. large
assortment Of rbands of all kinds chincc cord Xix
cord, &c. Tassels lace wells, worked collars Thread
laces working cotton black trimming lace. Light
and dark kid gloves, black illct do. Black silk and
mohar miis, by n. LOVELY g. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
NTACKEREI., on consignment, in half barrels just
lVl received and for sale by J. & j II. PECK & &C.

y CASES white aud cold Spool Thread, do Pins,
q 300 lbs white and assorted Thread, 500 gross gilt
and fancy Horn Buttons, 20 do Fancy Soaps, just
Sept. "a. reed and for sale by Villas, LOOMS Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

DOOTS, SHOES Il LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied BY
Messrs. Bishop d. Whpple, is now opening general
assortment of Boots Shoes and Leather which have
all been bought for cash and will be sold for the same
al the lowest prices and hearcles arc too numer.
mention in advertisement, although Mr. Sta
cy has enlarged his paper, would simply invite all to
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Burlington, July !, 1910 HENRY c. sTIMsoN,
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EURS. Otter seal and nutrn caps; lynx and coney
j. mulls boas; squirrel, natural collars; swan,
concy and nulria trimmings buffalo robes for sale by
nl2 ii. w. CATI.lN co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

rAPS, CAPS.-W. l. SEYMOUR offers for sale
~ Black and Brown Otter Hair and fur seal and
Muskrat CAPS-dark and light coourcd FURS for
Muf and trimmings. Boas best and common Se;l
Collars, Russia Lamb, Black and Grey for Collars.
Burlington Nov. 8, 1910. 4w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

900 BOSTON Acadomys and Harmonlsts, for
EOO sale at the book store, ID. A, BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

WANTED-A Still, of about Two gallons in capa.
w city with worm, or condenser by
THEO. A. PECK, e. CO
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Prcnare for Winter.

THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.-Ths
i subscriber informs his friends and the public
tina, he has OH hand variety of cooking and other
Stoves such as the Farmers, and the premium Cook
Stoves the Canada Box and several kinds of Parlour
stoves. Also Russia and Canada Iron Stove Pipe
Copper Pumps, and Lead pipe for wells cisterns;
all Of which he will sell cheap as can be had in the
place. Those wishing to purchase articles of the
above description, will do wei, to look in at my shop
one door north of the Log Cabin.
BURLINGTON Sent. 30 LEO IL IL ROSTXICK
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
NEW GOODS.

1rvfiE subscriber has Just received, IN addition to
his FORMER stock, a fine assortment OF fresh
goods, consisting Of a large supply OF superior
fancy prin,s, black aad coiourel. mcr!nos, swiss,
iackonett, and cambric m~uslins, fancy dress hkfs.
and shauls, ladies' silk and cotton hose, Kid and
sill gloves, printed salisbury aannels. red and
white do. ~ bleached and unbleached domestics,
plaid and plain iinse.s, twii'ed and plain Lowell
cotton, black silk, ticking and checks.
CLOTHING-Black and blue dress coats, black
and blue froek do, fine mixed satinet. hunting coats
olive over coats, caImue do, blanket hunting coats
fine black aud blue cloth pants, fancy cashmere
do, fine mixed satinet do, satinet round jackets
black sati, and silk velvet vests, slack cloth do,
white marsellles do, plain and pleeted satin stock
gum elastic suspenders, fine cotton shirts, l.. b
Lambs wool gloves, plantation Jeans pants. FINE
silk umbrellas, black cotton do.
Hats, boots, shoes and caps, hard ware, crocke'
~ and glass ware; sugar coffee, tea, &c. &c.
oct 26 81 M. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
FRESH GOODS.

1Hyt1E subscribers are just opening 4 fresh ~.
sortment Of goods, which, In addition to
their former stock, will make their assortment
complete.
Oar Goops-Domestics bleached and unbleach-
eli, bed ticking, cotton flannel; WOODEN DO, twiiled
domestic, blankets, linen shirting, cotton do,
madfass hkfs., printed do, eambrie do, plain prin.
ted and worked neck hkfs., plain and 6srd. super
English and French calico, do, burtin, muslins dc
iainc, plain and printed merino. blk bomba1Inc,
northern cott0nade.
S%tLxs-Plain aud Rgrd. silks, satins do. shawls
6grd. aud printed, ribands plain aud 6grd., arti-
fetal flowers, super worked silk hose, sossot DO,
wooden do, kc
CtorHiss-Cloth coats black and blue, super
blk frocks, cloth vest, youths do, super blk and
blue pants, assImere do, sstinet do, cottonade do,
green blanket coats, beaver do, Aushing do, james
pants, froek and dress coats do, super drab blan-
kct coats, blue cloth round jackets, suspcndcrs.
SRoEs 4 Boors-Men's broad brim hats, French
do, brogsns, boots French, ladies' super Kid skin
brogsns, pruncl do, bootees, gents pumps, kc.
GRecEatEs-Havana coffee, sugar do. soap,can-
dies, tea, sardins, whiskey, vinegar, lamp oil, in.
diSo, &c. &c.
Ham WARx--Table knives, pocket do, pow
der and shot, strap hinges, butt do, nails, augers,
fish hooks, screws, files rasp, dividers, brash nails
cork sarews, twinc, bsling needles, scissors. All
of which they offer on the most reasonable terms,
and hope by their str'ckness and attention to busi-
ness, to merit some Of the public patronage.
. COURTADE DAUGEROT X T.. HEBERT.
nov 9 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
p,ToN Rougg FEMALE ACADEMY.

CONDUCTED w " II n Mkos FfsUhNs
vrrFrH respectful confidence, we place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
To Mlicjt that patronage which AZ assiddous devote-
ment TO the moral and intellectual interests OF
those committed 10 our tuition bespeaks A. coupled
with, and greatly assisting the faithful teaclief. we
have from the com ,e,'eeinent of our teaching, pro-
J ceied on The iniuetive principle. introducing that
series OF book "A fast as we could, without put
ting parents 10 unnecessary expense. The inhuctive
IN tie course parsaea IN the most Intelligent parts
Of fnrops, and the most popular in the world
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening Of this school, but that superiority to
which ability and experience, cofhbined with . Ia
| boripds aud eonsciensious discharge Of the teachers
duty attains. In this we hays not been disappointed
as the average number Of our pupils, together with
their progress SHOW.
We have made provision for A most valuable II.
brafy for our school, containing a great variety Of
| rate and ya;aable information, Upon almost every
subject. We have ordered ron New York and
shall receive such apparatus as is necessary to es-
Main The different ~saienees. We shall also re-
ss;ye books and statiennry, 6f any Kind, and to any
ambuat, al order directly from 'sw York.
No pains will be spared, 70 obtain and enforce
The ptineiples Of the best authors. Our aim IN the
rectta,ions Of the respective classes, is to ''sift out
The aecorimos,s IONS oil or ~bdarding depart
fnet,t are extensive,
hoard and Tuition $500 per anntui Payable
a~aarterly In advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music 80 per quarter. Use OF Instrument 81
ner mouth. French $40 per quarter. No hedue-
| lions made except In eases Of serious sickness.
The course ofthe studies embrsces every de-
partment Of MI english edotatiah, The ornamen-
tai branches. including she'll and wax work, also
| pIain and fancy needle work, also the Greek aud
attn languages when requested will receive par
tiealat attention.
Tba eleventh session, Of the n. H.. r. Academy.
| wifi e6mmepee on the second day Of January next,
A sense that the saeeess Of pupils,in acquiring an
| educat,en, depends very much Upon their punetual
| attendance, caupot too deeply impress Tile minds Of
~rstepts. The loss Of . eeek, and even a day, MAY
Sometimes be irreparab'e; especially When they
are we'll chased.
Qotop Rouve dee "a III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11
NEW ORLEANS n BAYOU sARA
sTRAYS.G

TAKEN up, BY NJ. Watson, living on the Am.
in. ,wsa,y four miles from Baton Rouge, a stray
OK. aboa, 70 years old, marked with A swallow
fork Ia the Fight ear, figure seven ~ the u"def
part OF the len, pale ro'i colour, wish'~h.ts ~ ms
face, aboat half Of the tail of. oct ~ -J7
TAkss ny, BY jacob Kro"holt,, living soou'
n,cs miles from Baton Rouge, u Baows Cow,
yv,,,, her c,lf, The COW In marked swallowfor
In the right ear, under nit In the loft, branded
.sM." ten or twelve years oil, there - also a year
i'"s; w., w,,,,., ~ v ,,e Oh sU ,n.,. %
mile. Of East Of Baton Rouge Oh the river Ani'e,
an Iroa grey Horse, about . years old white n"se,
his FIRE fecs white, abou. IA hands high, round
%se IA IA. PA. WALKER, HANGER.
1.AssS up BY Dr.. Scott, q Hack and White OK,
/ or o wears old marked with n swallow fork In
the right Q, r, aud 4 slope in the left, brand w.
dec : -43 PA. WALKER, Ranger.
TAxss uY, on the llst instant. by Moses Fer
uarsou, on ths Aanite, 10 miles ftom Baton Rouge,
Z black and white steer, head and neck mostly
black, cropped on the le. car, and two under bits
on the asht, no brand. sept "
r. A. WALKER, Ranger.
1'Akss up on the aSth inst. BY Daniel Hickey.
m the plantation Of Caldwell and Hickey, miles
below ijston Rouge, 4 bay H0Rss, "a hands high,
sbou, 8 Years old, black and heavy name and tail,
a black spo, on his right hip b.. nose and fA'e
white. r. A. WAaksH,
Feb 90 . ranger.
T'Awss Up by Nathaniel Graylsss, living alt,M
3 miles from the town Of Daton Rouge, q COW
and Calf. The COW 10 red and white. marked
with l square crop on tho len ear and two small
,pll,s In The right ear, hi brand, about a years old.
mas r. A. WALKER, Rarger.
rAxss Up Ny A. u. Lescndre on lis plaata.
,,on about 4 miles from town on ihe Let inst, \ black
HORSE, with q blaze fses ann u slit IN The isnn
ear, about 10 years old. ~ o
!. TAKEN up by Jas n Allison, about % miles
from Baton Rouge, on The Liberty road, on Wed.
nesday 2Sh March, \ sorrel MARE, about ~
hands high, white streak Ii the noe, icit hlna
and q eoap,e Of white spots on he right. hind leg
.hcus ne vesrs old, r. A. WALksH,
Ranger,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-11

So
The Committee Oh the Pentenslary Deg 'esse
10 make the following Report:
Tha, they have made q personal WISH 10 'ne
institution al Baton Rouge, and hare to co"nf"
the same favorable view Of its administration a.
i. contained in their report made at tie last 's'
sion. Referring to that report fot their views OF
some important general principles, to which they
deemed !, ,he;. duty to advert. their report O"
the uresen, occasion will be coo6ncd 10 the task
Of inviting the a~ttention Of your honorable oooy
to certain measures Of policy and 'd"'niseIas'o"
recommended in that report, which have not pee"
ac,ed upon or thoroughly adopted, aod TO otae'
measures which the progress Of the institution
has since rendered advisable, a the Ee'n'h Of
exper;ence or the dictates of reflection.
Your committee remain satisfied With the JUS
,ice and e1pediency Of the policy recommended
in their report Of last session, when they ads'see
" such a direction Of the employment aud 'sOo'
| Of the convicts as will occasion the least compe
ti,ion with the labor and industry OF the res'den
mecbanics Of the State. This subject has pro