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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28
uorc TrjrIs Of TIC Humbup Partu

a man Of the name of Bronx Van Buren, of * lnder-
hook vas sv enough the other day TO raise pettcoat
IN contempt of Gen. Harrison lie was immediately
cried up as an uncle nephew of the Presdcnt-and
the latter was held guilty for the folly II turns out
however that he is no relation of the President.
Custom. house Officer in Boston, By the name OF
Bronson talented but eccentric Doctrnai!e, pub
fishes Rerie,c, in which he puts forth some rather
novel notons such that there should be no hered'-
,arv property Mr.. b. dsclamed II at the same time
as the opininn of his paryand yet what DO the l'oc-
raj Wings say? Why, that Mr. Van Buren, and III"
Democratic party responsible for the reHerrs OF the
author
We shall lay Gen. Harr,sons Greenville Speech be-
fore our readers We wish the world to understand
the character and pretcnsions of the Federal candidate
No document has cmanated from the hot.bed OF the
present controversy, which sets him off IN so weak
50 uncandld and disreprablc point OF view, as tins
Speech From its beginning 10 It's end, 1t seems
calculated for effect oaiy-and il remains to ne seen
whether production unfair, 81 undrgnIhed, So
exceptionable IN the only Constitutional lor rather
uncons,tutona) principle he lays down-so alarm
inc IN its declarations about the Bank OF The I'm
ted Sates-stanped BY 50 little of the talents ano
qualifications of statesman, can have its effect ~
persuad ny an enlightened People to raise its author
the h hest Office Of the Republic The People shall
see it, and Judge for themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28
rur wrLL.Kxowx 40 Best:

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the
Agricultural community, that n furnish them nnc-
diatrly with 81 FOX AND EOKlA\Ds hOsT APPRO|-
ED PiTENT THRASiilNG MACHINES, and EHNONs' PA
TENT PORTABLE CHAlN-BAAD HORSE PoNEES' Tor the
should any be OF them ana also III u
houch with the best Wheat Fans IN " ne ran a" Iu,n'
them and n all times, with Stafford aud 'f""h7 WI 'c'.
and highly approved Cutting Mach"t- ana "i ms mos
highly approved Patent Sh"lli. Nh'bn'r. ~ ~ Iu'
all Of the above the many ctI't As a' 20 - ~
Richmond III" :" tit ~ "hu he'"1
EuuBIrcr Of sth 81 lt! iisi :, .,-.I..,
III. and Smelling Machines ran also DC OBJ
ained rom i. agents Mcsr. Pope ba.htrFih refer
hu,n. N Thomas f. Knox, fredericksburg Mr-srs fhyhe =
Trn.r hburr: Mt>,- a. * G. Reid S0rioIS alf X L.
pm, Mr VIM. Gray! Port Royal virginia. and OF
Vim. Pee K, Raleigh, y =. ., -, 49,. ,o,.o c.,,u.
I M, ~, Ilav and CoIn Presses with the Presses com
ia MI other kinds oil Mac hine and
pit ,e--" i. ~ - Ion. ~ JABEZ PARKER
= ,RGE STOCK or PIANO rORTES FOR SALE IN Pc
gy,r EIrgIpiq-lr subscriber has for sale III Petersburg
and selected stock Of PIANO FORTES. varying IN
,lrr from hundred 1--WE hundred dollars
one can admifng these Pianrsthe i fine
and m. finish and The subscriber had the pleasure
sending h- Pianos Richmond few days since,
a, Of very He would be pleased to furnish
ans orders favorable lie has sold upward,
hundred Pianos and OF number moi one has
prove defective. L. r NASH, :.
Petersburg, ID
Aug %~oS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28
ID. VI. HoYT q CO.'S Court of Fortune.

II todays paper fund sketch Of the Schemes be-
drawn IN the September They unusually rich,
and send prizes the country, hope Ia
every of old patrons for tickets
urn0 d these schemes.
In the last f. IS s,. we have sold number prizes
Of theu sent correspondents. We still selling them
while VEN, send Your orders 10 t"
iu.2S lJ.-Gl boh * ".
And FOR SALE-Th. landed property belonging 10 the
IL uf EI*JAMiS HATcHEs decd, t. offered Tor shIt ~
Ir> on the lower end 81 Cumberland
coruv part extending into Pow aan and contain, about
twelve fifteen hundred acres
very particular account t "
- II prrm,d ne wogl uy property oi tins Kind merely
from description. Persons wi.mn. 10 purchase ar" invited 10
Is, az ana Nh H. luwrI in the immediate
III" land. point "ut the Ines &C., toa"y
person " !" "
II sale made the purchaser VIII be allowed the
ELIZABETH ". HATCHER,
E"cu'rir If Bcnju",a Ha,rh,r, d'ed
Aur2s 32-wIh'
DTNhWAYJuIn !. Bra3lcy udcnttd apprentice To the
Ia Ia s-mih'> trade bound ~ the undersigned, from
the 18th day 81 August siO Al persons
furaucd ibofmr, gSing coin maintenance
support employ Of any kind the said John j. Bcay
those who do 20 viii he deal, with according )" law
HENRY Y. JENKINS.
,nr - f2--3t
NINE SPORr-rh- Race, a Orange Courthouse vii
nencr 18th of September and continue three days
Isl race mile heats for three Old colt- and Fes
entrance 90 half fmf-t--fyr entries and closed.
mile hrat- for pure 81 sl" Tree Tor any horse
mare az grdlng-weicht- a. u.uai-eitfanc" Slu.
81 lay, i Jockey Clnh. for purs" 81 5000, mile hsa
free for an horse. g"iins-cttranCr 80.
No will To- suffered {" start horse unless he
member Of the tub :,
C.ut.cn member. the Jnck-y Club wI please their
the proprietor before the irt day ." the
,,c. ,si.rye they privileges allowed
the heL gratis, and dining gnt on ne Joe
hey tlub day! ''"i'''' - ). ~.
ms27 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

The Republicans Of Cumberland Gas tru" as the nee
die TO the o!c have appointed 20 Delegates !" The Char
Io,tesyille Conventional the head of whom stands
John c Page We shall publish their proceedings IN
next. "
We have letter from Prince Edward. which gives
an animated account of the Debate between II. T.
Watkins, the Wing Elrctor and that able Democrat,
Samuel C. Anderson Our friends high spirits
and our Correspondent adds alt is the opinion OF 4
very intelligent Wing, that county IS Demotrdtt
by handsome majority depend upon tall IS we'll
in Virgmla-and By handsome, triumphant majority
James Mcdowell has gone 10 Little Tennessee, TO
mcc, the Little Expungcr at Abingdon, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

Omo.-Evcry thing looks bright IN that quarter
We understand not only from Governor Porters de-
clarations bn, from Nirgnran recently returned from
Ohio that Gen. Harrison cannot carry the State Sh"
IS IN rrca, commo,on but friends IN the field,
and are addressing the People IN the most effective man.
mer The Columbus Statesman Of last Friday gives US
the following information
"TrtmcRdous .Hcttng-Th largest crtr held m The STATE
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
STRAYA.

TAess ep.by M. Watson, t,ving 81 The An.
tts, twenty fpuf mites from ila,en Nas,ge, A stray
OK, abeG, - years DID, mafked with a swallow
rstk In The right ear, figure sever, III the u,,def
part Ut ,hs len, pale red %tolont, with white ~ his
fare, ahsut half of ihe tail oir. 6ft 10 A57
TAMEs W, by Jaeeb iiraa,hoit, living abo0t
Nias Miies ftf,a tlatea Rouge, A llKows Gvw,
with her calf. Tine cow II marked sxallbw f,,k
III The right ear oafet MI IN The ian, branded
I'M" ten Of Twelve yeafsold, there is also . year
ttOs, Del 40 a57
FAsss uphy Win Written os the il,h inst, p1
Mtlss uf lcAst of Iaten itouss OF the river Adni.e,
aN ttou sfey Here, abau. b years alt.whiis n"ss,
his Estv feet white, about "A hands high, f,t'ud
'v %ss lib PA. wAtKER nAserN.
TAsss NJ liz Dr.. Bea.t, 4 pissk and White On,
or D Years old marked viii. 4 swallow tutk In
che rjkht 81 =, and 4 slope In The len, brand w,
dee .A3 PA, WALKER, Hanger.
srAksS uFs IN the ~ I'll instant. by Moses Fer.
s,fsoN, OIL lhe Ante, Ia miles ftem ltataa tougs,
! black and Wht,s Steer, head and meek mostly
kiact, etsppea an the len ear, and two under bills
On ,ks sisl,t, 40 brand. sept w
r. A. wALkER, Ranger.
T'Asts Nh !nN the e5th Inst, By Daniel Hickey,
an the nlNNts,tea az Caldwell and Hickey, b miles
below tlaton ite0ge, a bay noasE. "a hnius nigh,
about q years, old, black AMI heavy name ami tail,
= black spot IN his right biz. hls ae,e AMI face
white. +. A., WAtMsH,
Fsh 10 4. Hanger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
FRESH GOODS.

vuyllE subscribers are just opening n fresh as
sortmeat oil goods, which, IN addition to
their former stock, will make their assortment
complete.
DMv Guons-Domesties blenehcd and uhbleaeh-
cd, bed ticking, cotton flannel, WOODEN do, twilied
domestic, blankets, linen ~shir,ing, cotton do,
ma,lrass ikfs., printed do, cambric do, plain prin-
teal and worked neck hkis., plain and igrd. super
English and French calico, do, burtin, muslins de
Iainc, plain and printed mcrino, BLK bonbazine,
northern coitonade.
S,Ixs-piain and Ggr,i. silks, sa,ins do, shawis
igrd. aud printed, ribands plain and fgrd., arti-
fetal flowers, super worked silk hose, cotton do,
WOODEN do, nc
CLormINa-Cloth coats black aud blue. super
blk frocks, cloth vest, youths do, super BLK and
blue pants, cashmere do, satinct do, cottona,le do,
green blanket coats, beaver do, flushing do, james
pants, frock and dress coats do, super drab blan-
kct coats, biae cloth round jackets, suspcnders.
SmoEs X Hoors-Mcn's broad brim hats, French
do, brosans, boots French, ladies' super kid skin
t,rogans, pruncl do, hootecs, gents pumps, &c.
GunCERi Es-Havana coffee, sugar do. soar, car
dies, tea, sardins, whiskcy, vinegar, lamp oil, ia-
diSo, &c. &c.
Ham WARE--Tablc knives, pocket do, pow
der aud shot, strap hinges, butt 10. nails, augcrs,
isl hooks, screws, files rasp, ~dividcrs, brass nails
cork sarews, twine, haling needles, scissors. All
of which they offer on the most reasonable terms,
and hope by their st,ckness and attention 10 bnsi-
ness. to merit some Of the public patronage.
COURTADE DAUGERUf X Il. lIEBERT.
n z 3k@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
LIFE FALLS

4 POSITIVE CURE ron FEVER II AGUE,
ASD BILIOUS FKtEIS.
4 weti-rtsulate.f and prOpottioaatc gnanthy ~
n bile apon the stomach - aI~ays roTatsas tr
the frofnot,on Of sospd hesitl.--t stimulates diges-
ton. and Keeps the intestinal canal free from all
obqrast;ous, Oo The infc rtor sorGae,o f tte liver,
IL a peculiar bladder, IN wtiet, The bile ~ FIRST pre-
served. being formed Ivy the liver from Tie blood.
Thence IL passes into the stomach ard iptess'ees,
and requisites tfe indigestion. Thus We see, wl'e"
there Is = deficiency ofbtlc, the b,fy ~ constantly
eost.se. On tie other hand, 81 0verabindahee Of
bile eauses frequent nausea al the stomach; snd
often promotes very severe attacks VI di2casg,
which aomet,m.a end in death.
NOPFAT3 LIFT NFtTCiSRS sifon'd always
be taken IN the early stages Of bilious complains
and If pcfseyesed ~ strictly according ~ the d'ree-
lions, viii positively effect a cnse
Tie mincrft medicines often prescribed 10 these
diseases, although they may effect a Temporary
cure, NJ the same time create an unhealthy state ~
the blood, and eoHscfnentiy fc"i 10 promote = re-
turn Of the very disease which tisy aTe sfnptoyfh.
10 cure. IL ia then, by thc ase OF .afrgstfyes, es1
cIusive!y formed ef ye ..tsble compounds, @bsebS
possessing within tf,emseiyes M dcieter'ous aaen
eies, wheel. decomposition, combination 6s aiters-
lion gan ,~ieseiope or bring INTO action: AMI, there
fore, capable Of producing no eject, save that which
IL d. sired - III II a safe remedy is foasd.
JHT LIFT. PILLS AND PfiEStx BfTTERS
have p, owed TO be the most happy in iheir effects,
in eases Of bilious diseases, Of any pureI, vesetsbie
preparation ever offered to the public. If the sse-
nlaei, is foul, they cleanse i, Wy exciting IL To threw
oF its contents II rot, they pass TO the s4aedc"am
v~iti,put e xelt,mg vomiting or nausea in the stosnaeh'
Stimulating the neishborin@ viscers, as The liver
and ,aperss, 80 a. TO produce q more eopfoas no"
ot their sesrstions into the integtsses; stimulating
the exi,alent ca9illaries, terminating 10 the inaeT
| coat, which an increased How of the useless psrX
| eles 81 the bo.iy foreign matters or retained y
/ tons. are completely discharged. Za,s.t
.&y ~ rt nngu
for lie sale Of NV nssttieiHe m Baton "
! au- 2l2s NN. u. MofE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
NEW GOODS.

TUyIiE subscriber has lust received, in addition to
his former stock, a fine assortment OF fresh
goods, consisting Of a large supply Of superior
fancy prints, black and coloarcd mcrinos, swiss,
jackonctt, and cambria muslins, fancy dress hkfs.
and shauIs, ladies' silk and cotton hose, kid and
silk gloves, printed salisbury tlanncls, red and
white do. ia bleached and unbleaehed domcstics,
plaid and plain linseys, twilled and plain Lowell
cotton, black silk, ticking and checks.
CLOTHlNG-Black and blue dress cGSts, black
and blue frock do, fine mixed satipes hunting coats
olive over coats, ealmue do, blanket hunting coats
fine black ant, blue eiot!, pants, fancy cashmere
do, fine mixed satinet do, satiret round jackets,
black satin and silk velvet vests, slack cloth do,
white marse,lles do, plain and pIeeted satin stocks
gum elastic suspenders, fine cotton shirts, l.. =.
Lambs wool gloves, plantation Jeans pants. fine
silk umbrellas, black cotton do.
Hats, boots, shoes and caps. hard ware, erocke-
ry apd glass ware; sugar, coffee, tea, Sc. Sc.
oct 26 81 NJ. SLOAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
YOung ~sncOIrt.

The hae yeans Stallion rAtotE
ewtll stand The ensuing ssason, chT
~ half the time At the t~sstdsnes oi
Lde1S u. he undersigned D miles below naton
KvuGs. a. tMs ditch highlands, aud the other
half 4, MaMthae, IA miles from Baton Rouge,
al ,hs plAntktIpn of Alexander S,Ntt, The s.aa
.eN will ecus. aenee on the e,h March NJ the nts,
meuttaasi y, aec, AMI will end on gu, June 1910.
lie viii stand oue week N a time Al ene, place,
Price OF ~saasoa-Tsn dollats, 70 Insure hteea
dsltNts.:
Young rsee,et, was fa,ded thu property 81
1wwse Met'slop III West lla.ea4reagr, lie is a
xsaWd s,N 1T. Old paco,e,. his gfaNaam was Dare
Devil, his ttan WAS a Bertrand. lie lie Ave years
ola IN June tskt, 4 hsau,tioi bright bay, abeo, 10
hands high.
The price Of the season due The ist January
let.
Feb 70 4 =. A, GOTHAM,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

~ NJ. t~tsHoMAs. Ijooks, Her and Stations
u or, Church 1t, Baton Rouge, Keeps constant.
" on hand and Tor SALT y general assortment Of
miscellaneous Books, consisting Of histories, b'oY-
raphies, travels, sketches, voyages, music books,
hymn books, song books Of all descriptions, nos-
els, tales, medical mud mathematical works, n
great variety Of school books, dictionaries, family
bibles, blank hooks, bill books, conversation cards.
Also cap. letter and wrapping paper, aimaraes.
ink aud inkstands, writing sand, steel pens. quilts.
states, silver pencils, German silver spoons do,
butter knifs, do, forks aud German silver sugar
,onRs, razors, wallets, dominoes, pin cushions,
sl,ce,seics. playing cards, silver and very tooth
picks, scissors, knites, kniics and forks, silver
~ihimbles, musical boxes, fine breast pins and fin
ger rings, parallel rules, tapes, needles. hooks
and eyes. matches, pereurAion caps, snuff boxes,
marbles, coarse aud nnc eo,nbs,. bosoms, sispen-
dcrs, game bags, brooms, gar'lon seeds and some
all Of which will be soli low for CAHn.
Feb % 2-y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
NEW annns.

F2V1E ei,bsi fiiists taee js,sf f~eeeiyp,j fran Ns,y
~ iotk anl Fbltadeiihh,, ~ p~stehsiyt aud
s%eiiefal Hss,rtnirns of flesh goeIs, eopsis,,pg IL ist,t
If Inc I dtpvint, VIII
l5iieiisl, nint tsaAfti blankets, ftt,,pls III y,n
ute t%ltInts, heavy lsans ami ~ktfsfvs, e,ey a,at
tlaiH iiiisess. ttiaiu a,I striped s%Htinetts, Blasti,et
ati1 .itibssatiitd ~sliiiiii'es n,tl siiefiines, titeivja
AMI ltTtl %stritttt, Uktat,ntss, ti,.tUn1tte Dime q
- riAiis, checks, Enstis, y tahfit a.it tmpt,fsj
Prints AID t~ltin'bes, tinshahts, kfmuety jasfs,
ftfjNi ana list, liitatis, iiistiii6s NJ various ei,i0fs,
l,t,n,a7 ettes at,tl bon,hssiafs. plain and euibessed
H,b,tssehae dc hiaa rev ati beautiful patterns.
blaek tialian silks, tta res and tfs ~ IL .Fe,ibse aEI
%lt,4tist silk ttikia.. eiik and tattkstiH gloves. abits
sntib, fa.ify dress ttkfs. II, great variety, vstets
tia a,tl ',,efl'io %si,tals, %ut'isii,ts u a1t dose tipiinus,
hrslaty, t%iiHtids, siik and cotton Umbrellas l,art-
eds, stt,,l threat, etc.
Hf~thYsMtt,k fttfh,g1.-ant,pt bi,e htaft
ahh steel. itiisha ffatk feats, s,ti,st blna and btstk
dress ebats, hen tsf ttbttt limiting AID 6vef syHts,
s,titDti, anti blanket e6nis, tlot, and tassimef ;ah.
'altpt's. s%a'iiett do i. ny. jcans ~ I td,t6na,ie DO,
sijk velvet tloti and satin vests, silk and s,,iti
st1tks, tinsi e1itdt Md Gt,,ai shirts, Taiiat
drawers, ststethets, etc. Ihass %a,tistes NJ et,tt,
it4 we're M selected from HE brst ,aatetiats, ana
''iA,le To oraes ,,hhatf the inspection, III o1e III tht
Gfii.
HafbWaff .-Tabie mid dtssrtt khives, poek.
81 nni t,eii knives, nae sazpfs, dur e~aphoati atl
tl'est fJtks. tadiatks. Hat fttt0I anil ~tsni-saw
files, planes, driving khiyes, ct~issels, aueets,
ttiina NJ Gus ases Httl %bateliets, tt'fty tbdits,
brushes or MI klhfis, a%ndifyt,s, s,1vels and tapes,
'f''ie bis, %stiifut's. SPURS, altd, s,ths, flHes, pistols;
l'rtt"ss'6i caps. toft and coffee m'lls, ~ ware,
eett', AMI wool safis, spades, %shdvels, iioes
tftse,s, los mi IN tliaibs, it6h, steel, %tastlhes,
powder a,,H shat. mills, blacksmith tCo's, etc.
ttafs, fly5fs Aab sHgts.@Men's hne Inn vets
mud brasfi hats, "'lk ami satin hits, fas t,ps, seal.
tlp,, boys' and et't lfen's hats ard caps, fine call:
and water ,toof b6ots, bbys' DO, shses and bto
stt's, calf and mutbtdo pumps, ladies' fue emf
bt,gahs and sitoes, Mn ,,bfotto aud p%t'deils slits
pets, Bfys' 'bsi's md c%tiiitifet. sloes AMI bfbeahs,
ftiseet ~',rosahs, t,savy bebts, cts.
shpbttay.A4Epapisi American and creole sad
dies, lattihs' siie.stddies, bride fittings, martini
gales, saddle bsgs, sias aud sitt,tgles, last hat !.
,iess, %epll,is, l%sints, blind brides, gig aid t@igs
bilps, etc. J:
Together with Il general assortment II afo !,
detles. ttoekety snd Glass ware, seltoUl btoks.
and sts'io,aty, all Of which ,l,ey oTs, ~ sale on
reasonable terms.
sept ~ 81 JsA q. +. PHILLIPS h to.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21
BYRON HDHuE FEMME ACADEMY.

Ets rte Fen III MI. aHi riHsl ,fiafsit.
NTTifH respectful eyiiit'thet', We place atif-
sllses Tins %tint,lihly t,hltfe tite Ht,bitHiilitt,
| 10 solicit t,at p~,sfjasse Which ~, ~asalipuas ~tiptstpa
nieit 10 lie moral .titl intellectual Interests II
those etitin,ittpd III biit tiitinit teslteaks AZ cttit,IH
With, stu eteatis assisting tl,e faithful %tattltets w.
have frotti thu e9iii,tpfiesttet ri ctr teaching ,,ft,-
| Hettei ~, tbs %itlaetise principle, introducing that
series III ftoBss ~ fast rs We tht1H, witlipiit l,tit-
ting parents to ',aiipee asatay e%sta,ise4 The i~pJhetite
is ttih course ~t,tirsiei IN tHe it,rst Intelligent ttttts
II r nf,bs, md The tasst p~stailaf IN Tie wtfli
Mere responsibility tHs moi the a',lee, ainiei A., at
HE %1,,Ahiits II it,is s%eia1t, bat that stiIetiGfitt ~
#liisl, abiiity aha ss f%etiehee, combined viii d las
tt1flbus aud aan4eiritei6Hs diseiiatge ~ The fetthefs
iatr atiaifs. IN this We iiass not been disappointed.
Ne tie ~ fsst number ii dtit pupils, together viii,
tlt.if j~,ittfrsss s'tay.
We ta 4t made t~rosisinn fsf Il fiss, vsi,,ntte H.
t,arY fsf str s%tiaji, containing Il great Yariet, u
Pare and ttiY,tte inflammation. tiudti aIhtast eteis
subject. We have ordered irbtn New York ani
shall feeeivr s,ieli apparatus 40 Is necessary II e.
plain Tie @HiTtfeh, sciences. We shall nls9 rs
Heise l,,Dks and stationary, If my Kind, aiifl IL Any
a%,ua,ist. 1T or,iet directly from, New Yttk.
No taits viii be- SPARED, u 6btait ah,l ehfpree
III t,ribeitips Of ti,e best sHtii,ts. Our attn IN the
tttitatlpts ~ the PES %t,eetiyp classes, IL IL "s,ft cut
The w'8le Idea.
Tie sseofnrio ]'ati5i,s Of 9te boarding depart.
,nt,ft ate extensive.
Ijpard and t.nitioa SEQ per ahtpr t,atatle
quarterly II, advance, Washing NJ extra charge.
stosie NJ t,at %titaftets Use Uf Instrument Al
~ meli',. French fiU per quarter. M sleiue=
lions ,naip esetlt, Ia tases Of serious 81, ktess.
The pyfitss If tts States .etntfatps every des
]t,stt,nept Of Al eb4iish education. The. %ot,'atuth-
hi branches. including sl,eli aud waS wprk; also
iilaip and fancy needle work. also HE :tsftek ah1
Latin iang,ia4es when requested viii receive j,ar4
tiettaf attention.
The eleventh session, u The II. II. r.; Ataietny,
will pptnt,e,,ee na the seeDn1 dry Of JSnaaty ,ie&t.
A set,se ,tl,tt The s,eeess Of pupils. III acquiring ~,
e,tieatto,,. depends very tniiti, ,it,th tt,!.it ptbe.nsl
Attendance. eaut,ni tpp ~tlpetiiy imIftas f,e minds ~
.x,ptents. The lass II q week. ati evetta day, tiay
y tnetimes be iftepaiat'e; especially when they
ate we'll eiassed.
j.at1t t{ntRs, tJpe ~ s3f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

WAtf brought u ttia netft VI d..
IA tai h f.. ~, this 2ad NJ lIsfp,,.iet,
= A9xT laJi d fpgfD ,,af, vim calls himself
TR'/ jtim, !tffeet y int,rs tlsb, at,eAt l5
seseA44kskeS ysa,s - mgr, seliaty tsitit,ies,pt, AMI
.a,s hp hflat,ss III lAhh Na,tisipii. heat New Tia
tua,s, 1i,a swt,tt iftel,esied 10 feitii,iy With HE
In. .nd tatp him Ha$s. Her gas4G
Vasfu3psl,s IL tie Dpp8tat Hats
al. ,'oa4 IN ite 51ih Ut Fsty tsiD,
f3As5 3 Mans. s1Dnt ,.tip eaiis iutaeeif I'm
zxNNt/ + raaJJ jfshes itieit abyitt IS seais
MI ~ a4s K.tt,. .'eniElesiBn, mud says
ssssssssss La ssssl..3 ! n /, IN Mittsadta II N
uiiesnss The dw,ft is ttdrss'eo 70 enatp,,y
with .iiis lhs HnI ia4e him away. MI
Was fjnateht IL lie det, u Al bats
.wt ti,Iids MI ihs a1ft Of + bt'atyv.
Nv tH3n, i itpgtp nian ,siis tAils III. 1s'i
ssHTf/ jJus 5tetl 4 itties high about Y!
LAL- yYats ,tsage ytiy black ard says he
- l~,plapes IL u Mr. Wakefstd \ 'esrb
ttatts. The owntrhs requested 70 coft't''y WIN
The lre an,l h ttinsaway,,, sa... ,,,..
MI 4 D. BHfaFi saiiots
Nna committed 10 The jail Ut l,ats
.sn 1o.up On ,he suh " March t.sfa',
R\sfp he GGupt u the Steamboat r MI.
FIT ief, \ 'iegfe tta,i WHO eeils h'nIsell
LN/ ,ieese, fleet 10 lnsi,es high, a'sot.t 81
, s : 4, s, \, ,, :. VIZ d w. ' st. b sx @s''i !: 10 .
to towpi, with The law and .sss him
Wassts,umiued u the jail i, i,sten
:'tiups.s On the Oh, Of March lstb, \
~ muialsA nst vi,s calls himself David
xttZ beet Ssfte, . Inches hisi. alptt ~
XRk s + Il = I. ,sr, 4sa :, ~ H., y , !. s.ee NV ~
pwnef, IL altty, Is requested 10 comply with the
,,,, M a II. nttyAN, taiior.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-21

1\HE undersigned have the honor 10 inform the
ladies' aud genslcmea ef u. Rouge aud The
vtesM,ys, ths, they have jasl established IL this
sowN Al s,cre containing Dry tsoods u the h"ess
uNsllts aud taslr, s,i,ab,e for the season, aud al
Cd an asscr,aava Of ready matte clothing for gen.
siemsa, WHICH they oae, cheap Far cash. l,adles
am, rsss,lpn,ea who wtsi, 10 make COED bargains
Sts Respectfully invited 10 visit their establishment.
pw shs cou,ss at Lafayette aud Church streets,
III IN, Nsasr ~lotnctly occupied by Mess,s Reid &
Ireeaac.
MY L.. tigss 4 n. SASaeN 4 Co.