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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

S,URNAP'S LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN,
Don the cultivation of the Mind, formation OF cha
racter and the conduct of life, volume.
DR.. f. Halls Letters from the East and from the
West" vol
Lecture on the relation between the Holy Scrip
lures and some parts of Geological Science, by John
Pye Smith, d. d., p. 5
just received by F. TAYLOR, Immediately East
Of Gadsbys Hotel. may -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

ShUST RECEIVED--l0 hhds N Orleans Sugar,
~ do. Porto Rico do
10 halfchests Of Imperial Tea, fine flavor.
s do Young Hyson do
do Black Tea.
do Gunpowder do,
90 boxes Sperm Candies
20 do mould do.
10 bags Java Coffee
10 bags Laguayra Coffee.
10 do Smyrna Coffee.
S boxes Mackarony.
do Vermacilla
10000 Scgars, (Principes) very superior
s boxes of Brown Tobacco.
s do Lump Tobacco.
5 do double refined Sugar.
tierces Rice.
20 kegs Lard
20 halfboxes Raisins.
: pipes Madeira Wine
2 bales soft-shell Almonds.
% sacks Salt.
10 barrels old Whiskey.
5000 lbs. Bacon
hhds Porto Rico Molasses.
barrels Sugarhouse Molasses.
The above articles are all of the best quality, and
will be sold on as accommodating terms as they can
be purchased in this city, by
VIM ORME, Pa. Avenue,
Next door to the Office Of the Madisonian.
d
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

PENNSYLVANIA, Is ROARING like cataract, from
the Ohio to the Delaware, with the Harrison en-
thusiasm 10000 majority Tor the Harrison
Electoral Ticket! Hurrah for the "Log Cabin
and Hard Cider Of the Mountain Boys,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

~aECOND NO of Master Humphreys Clock, by
" Boz, just received, for sale by + TAYLOR, i'm
mediately East of Gadsbys Hotel may ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

BANK or WASHINGTON, May 8, 1870
NVrOTICE-The President and Directors o. this
III institution have this day declared dividend o.
three per cent the capital stock ior INC ies, =,
months, payable TO the s'ocfno'ue'' VI "'e'' 'ss'
representatives on demand
may s-eo3, JAMES ADAMS 1s'""'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21
JOB PRINTING AT THIS OFFICE.

We have been al some pains 10 1''r1eH 70 or NV
EST BLIsHMEST,
a Dob Offff,
comnosed Of great variety of new, neat and fanci-
6l materials for the prompt execution Of any job in
,he most tasteful and approved fashion.
Cards. Checks, Circulars, Concert Bills, Bills Of
I.adinq Law and Justices Blanks, Auction Notices
Public Placards Horse Bills, Speeches, and indeed,
every thing adorned or unadorned with cuts, in the
printing line from hook to the smallest card will be
executed at this office promptly and in the ncaiest
style
Office corner of 18th street and Penn. Avenue
MAY lS40-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-21

General Harrison was an abolitionist his often
recorded opinions TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
As another means Of carrying the South, the
whole of our internal improvements; the Cum
berland road, the improvement of harbors and
rivers must be sacrificed at least until after the
Presidential election. The politicians of the
South believe that all appropriations made by
the General Government to works of internal
improvement are unconstitutional and accord
ingly at this session we find, for the first time,
the President, by his official organ, declining or
failing, at least, to submit any Estimates" for
the Cumberland road for the improvement Of
harbors or rivers. Then, have we not right
under these circumstances TO infer, that the
President has not thought proper TO direct "es-
Inmates" to be submitted for these works, from
a desire to secure Southern votes 2
Evidence of the truth of this will be found in
what is taking place in the Southern States.
The Southern Mercury advocates the re-elec-
ton Of Mr.. Van Buren, TO the Presidency upon
the express ground that he is opposed to the
Cumberland road will not consume the time
of this committee by reading all the extracts
which have TO prove this point. But sir, |
will ask the Clerk to read the following from the
Address of distinguished member of this
House (Mr. Hopkins from Virginia, to his con-
stltuents, and also prominent friend of Mr..
Van Buren,:
II is true he once voted for bill TO authorize tolls
on the Cumberland road public work projected
under the Administration Of Mr. Jefferson But il is
believed that the constitutional powers connected with
that road were never discussed nor suggested until
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
BAToN ROUGE FEMALE academy.

CONDUCTED MI Nm. AND MRS. FISHER.
rxyIrH respectful confidence, we place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage which an assiduous devote
ment to the moral and Intellectual interests OF
those committed to our tuition ~bespeaks. As coupled
with, and greatly assisting the faithful ,eachers we
have from the commencemen OF our teaching, pro-
coded on the inductiye principle, introducing that
series Of books as fast as we could, without put
lying parents to unnecessary expense. The in,luetive
IS the course pursued in the most intelligent parts
of Europe, and the most popular in tile world.
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening of this school, but that superiority 70
which ability and experience, combined with a la-
borious aud consciencious discharge Of the teachers
duty attains. In this we HAYS not been disappointed.
as the acreage number OF our pupils, together with
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
LIFE PALS
AND PHENiH Bi1TERS.

AND BILIOUS FEVERs.
weIi-regulated and proportionate quantity Of
"A bile upon the stomach is always requisite FOR
the promotion of sound health-it stimulates 1iiges-
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. On the inferior surface of the liver,
I is q peculiar bladder. in which the bile is first pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence it passes into the stomach and intestines,
and regulates the indigestion. Thus we SEE, when
there is a deficiency otbile, the body is constantly
~costive. On the other hand, an oyerabundance q
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks OF disease,
which soasetimes end in death.
MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taEenin the early stages of bilious complains;
and if persevered in strictly according to the direc-
tons, viii positively effect a cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases, although they may effect a temporary
cure, at the same time create an unhealthy state OF
the blood, and consequently teud to promote q re.
uirn OF the very disease which they are smployed
to cure. 1t is then, by the use Of purgati, ID. ex-
ciusiveiy formed Of vegetable cnfnpouBds, whichs
possessing within themselves no deieterious q i N
cies. which decomposition, combination or alt. re-
ton can deyelope or bring into action; and, thel =
fort, capable OF producing no effect, save that whie,
is desired-that = safe remedy is found.
LIFE PILLS AND PHENlX BiTTERS
have proved to be the most happy in their effects,
in cases Of bilious diseases, of any purely vegetable
preparation ever offered to the public. If the sto-
mach s foui, they cleanse il by exciting it to throw
of its contents If rot, they pass TO the duodenum
without exciting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neighboriag viscera, as the liver
aud pancras, SO as to produce a more copioas flow
Of their secretions into the intestines; stimulating
the exhalent capillaries, terminating in the inner
coat, which an increased flow of The useless parts
Giles of the body ,fareiga matters or retained secre-
tioas, are implicitly discharged.
EIFB. JGURDAN has been arpainted agent
fer the sale OF nay medicine ~ Bsfnn iiongs.
aug 2a-sa WNf, b. MOFFAT, N. York,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
PROSPECTUSsOF THE COLLEGE or BA-
1 TON ROUGE

ur cau.r. ,a a..ia.I nU -
.n.. Svsess, . 80 = ssnIe sn'.nJ"ss
i've Towa II R..on no,s. sad = s. rs ss. I ;. = ,rsi
s;rons, q nroi,sbly nj srrra ss.d II hsa,,,y an.
,.aai,a; -. - ,nat;as Il" aAn y usausy ~.
n;.snsns. n. H. aona.s. :! -. =. 49, : s saI
va",agss ar .;.v re.ids,ce ga ~ NJ US 49, !.
,;,.msnt Il. ,,,rai Iwel,;Sa = 800 - J ;an IL ~.
ted 10 vosnr senfemen ;f.,ii:s ,.nr.,,i. - ~ !, . JM"p.
,iors viii !, !. r..nrsai 49,, ~ = ..: Y. III
.iss;n.,;on srd ,eriIs ~ Nh" az. ~ l. .a..s.
s,sttv epd rero.s Ishese gavss.p uI f.. III, ~
s%tita,;ons. IN All countries Hs,r ssgsio,, .ss. .n,sht
f.. ~. -. -. - ~ ssrs se. = ~ soushl;
thsm na ,l,sn ,a W. as cai1 more ~ see Rsss1 e 3, tsS 1aLsa.. q
peet 10 loca ton il has obixinsls nssSSy "a Tim, !,
desirable; e, ] Il. ]
y. "a at t,s n s.ds,.a, NV $500 zse ssss %n VI &C :
htGa noors air. Grs ;p" 49, .s5sfxsss S5 1870 sr.a.peSiek
c,,;nn i i,el,ra erMcsS@ sEfn.,;as go ~ ~
keeping, Botanys ineralosv GHsm;s trv. Assron-
s sa;. Ns,'.r.l, ls!s'Is IL Nv Mora PhiIo.ephy.
arJi e M iIn;teI ssassss sss. 3e. - sA 81
edce 10 Letters and IT, fs3s MI and III ~ d.
nar,naon, If Ancient rn.i n 1890 3 ;,sra,.,sa =
HE Srani al. French. air andss..eL i.,,,,a.a.
TheaCoIiepe wear il divided mn tWo $3.50
omnrehendigYp r4s.f6ussiegk1 The Hrs. Sss,
sion brs;u. ON the nm H 1annaFv and emil. ~,
die last Friday &c af1SAsTks seco,d .om msneea
OH the first MondaS% &eD5tenaber. and term;nates
on tie third Ndhday III Ecen,her. Tbe n.rinJs
Intervening are tie eot,larNsEacat;on NJ H.
close Of tic second session a commencement vii
be held. and deprees confsrre;l, secn,;ns ~ ar.a
mates Gall the nrivileges usialiy conf.r,.sI Ne I
University II lie Tinted states. . ny
M stuien; will he admitted ;nfo coas.S. for .
less ner;od ,ban me Session. .ndsaiI ssNS@as 81
half q Session must he paid Il a1yan.e. IN do.
finct;on viii ne made IN. io.. II ~ ..aaus:.,
sases If exi,ane s;ctne.s, sEschs ..'.aan. -
ou;red 10 furnish one hed ma suf,c;sat hsi5:as
ne ka;fe and far ona .lo,hs hrnsh IS a. III
SSSeornbs' nae too,h, h.,sI'aand swn "a q Ill; H. PEI
g dresa - n s,vie nf neafne.s au,t.hla ~ . aaia.
e;ate life. = : o'e
T,ha el,,roA for Hoard and fn;t;orsN &g,nn for
Coii.SS vs,s. IA !, ths ! no rats - sia.. - -
1ands E,r msnd;,r and .sa;ns 1ss IN 81 pS
un;red for he save nerRr II ~ "a ].
;nsurrsl i,v s;er nes. 81 .s.Ge.x - 49, NpSsaa 80
by III f1:.a,s az st,denf ;scn,r;se . ooiac
ad3rJSS3ss.al he fs,n;sha5 .a;,pls Exx..
ss,S .tationarv a. ,hs h sAssss ss.ss..'3
s}cS7Sxs5# -r
d I'm nm IN nebera Il coltec. ;r;llii II. Ill. ..a
Z 1890 g;hcr1v ,nrc.ny 20 $500 4. .a 80, ~
f5f#Ssnity Iccs,,r.S nm Morais1 .;saaa II
nrnIshiv ~ e;yen III ibe Co,,s.a Il ,ssI ~ o"snn'
lay ava,;nas which s,,dsn,. ss:sb III - o.
,,s;r nars,ts n,,i, hs ,aa,s NJ !. ) ~ 4, 'ssio
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
0 LOVE IS LIKE THE SUMNER Rosn.

~. + .EEsN5ss- -a
O LOVE Isl f.IKE TuE sUuurp nosr,
~. s 'o'e !.
But when the te.npest rdshes PAST,
Its leaves are scattered on the blast,
orby the rain crops beaten dosn,
They fall and withtf on the ground.
v :. 'hs ""s meteor ''snt
Seen like the foam upon ihe river
One momens.an then, gone forever,
Glares Wiley fro the zcni,h's height
Down into everlasting night.
~.e = .-s tue nh'laa aleam
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
SILV RS smith.

yHE subscriber has located himself in the iLwa
of Bato'i Rouge atthe old stand, lately nc-
sapied By lleese FjytS Patrick, where all kinds Of
Watches, Clocks, Organs, anil Music Boxes will
be repaired an the shortest notice and in the Best
style. lie has on liani spectacle glasses of all
colossrs and suitable for all ages. which He will fit
in al a reduced price. All kindsefJ ewelry men
i!ed in 4 neat manner. He has also all kinds of
Jewslry for sale, low fot Cash.
Ref, renee may be made TO Capt. sseris, S.
Hyatt and r. a.. Walker.
oe,la 81 &. MOORE.
R1J-old gold and silver taken In payment for
work..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
LUST RECEIVED, re- P~asEhndsr 81

LUST RECEIVED, re Pathfinder 2xnt,
~ Jacob 81 eppard 2 vol, Fool Of Cur vol,
Home a. found 2 vui, Nicholas Nickleby Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, The Gentleman of the
Old School, ent's Commentaries abridged, The
Boys own Book, 5xisnrns Domestic Medicine repi-
sed Edition, H1SNss Medical Dictionary, Com
stocks Geology Pie life and Travels Of Mungo
Park, Raquel On Banking, 1'ooker:s Life If lief.
lerson, hollands Lsifs OF Marin Van Buren,, The
Life Of Black Hawk, The Life OF Boone, PIu-
tach's Lives, RusselI's History Of Greece and
France, Tire Log Cabin Almanac for i64I, The
Fortune Teliers Own Book, Burritt's Geography
of the Hcayens-Together with a variety Of Blank.
Bill. Note and Receipt Books, ana 4 large assost-
nens of German Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles and Botanic Medicines- for Sale al the
Bookstore Of GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
sSeptembrr 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED oil stolen from the suhsc riber on
2kihe sth inst, q owaish red caloured horse .
left hind foot white, q white spot on his hind
thigh, and a scar in his fafshaad He 10 about
eight years Did, and thirteen or fourteen hands
high. Twenty dollars reward win be given to any
person who may bring said horse TO tho owner, nI
who willsiye any information leading 10 bis 70
JOSEPH MARTINEZ.
Sent 26 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
1t. LANDRY,&CO.

ARUGGGISTS and Apothec aries, anawhole'
- sale dealers ID Medicines, Oils and Pants
English and French Chemicals. Widow Glass
~Perfumeries, Varnishes Dye stuffs, Spices &c.
Their store for the present is at No. lls Julia
street. one door from corner Of Camp.
G-N. d. Particular attention. will be paid to
putting up family medicines. medicine chests, and
orders from the country generally. Landry 4 Co.
invite planters and mechanics to give them ascalss
New Orleans, ] une s IT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
NOTICE.

Forwarn all persons from trading for a mite
u drawn by me, in favor of Green B. hile,
dated 2sth July 1898, for the sum Of two hun.
drei dollars, bearing ten per cent interest from
dale till paid also n due bin Of the same date,
for twenty four dollars, the same being the bal
ance of the price agreed on for a certain house
and lot which the undersigned has occupied for
several years, after having paid three hundred and
seventy onedoIlars an ! the above mentioned chli.
CATION, being the full amount of the purchase mo-
ney. he refused to make me a title, and has sold
II to another person: therefore ] will not pay the
above mentioned obligations unless compelled by
law.
Il 81 m G. N. BUTLER,
~ BARn02 rcsts6ed whiskey rec eivcA b
OU consis11dMs.k an fcr sale low for cash
ago % A. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
STRAY s

Taken up on the LIST inst. by Wm. Thomas on
his plantation about six miles from Baton Rouge,
large ,rd COW swallow fork in the left ear and
branded IF. H - on the right hip. Said COW has
n calf. my ~
.TAksS up Oh the 25th inst, BY Daniel Hickey.
.an the plantation Of Caldwell and Hickey. S miles
below Baton Rouge, a bay HoRsE, "A hands high,
a black spot on his right hip. his nose and face
white. f.. A. WALKER,
Feb 60 Ranger.
TAxEx up by A. II. Legendre on his plan,a-
tion about 4 miles from town an the LIST i.,st, ab'ack
HORSE, with y blaze face and y slf in the LEFT
ear, about Is years old. al 8
TAKEx up by Jas H Allison, about % miles
from Baton Rouge, oaahe Liberty road, on We'd
nesday qsth March, q sorrel MARE, about ~
hands high, white streak in the face, left hind
foot white, 4 white streak round the right fore foot
and q couple Of white spots on the right hind leg
about six years old. "a. WALKkE,
al 8 Hanger.
TAKEN Up by Mr. ". w. Written living o"
the Amite 90 miles from Bstoa Rorge in sbis par
ish on the LIST April. a cnesnu, scrra Mars, four
years old, fourteen hands and half nigh . small
all g. P. A. WALKER, Ranger.
rAKES up on the LIST April t64o, a Red aud
White Cow, no brnRd, ma rked a crepI IN the lefty
ear and two small splits in the right ear, about
-four WARS eld aud a calf not markedly Nathan
iel Grayiess about 5 miles from Baton Rouge.
all 8 p. A. WALKER, Ranger.
Taken up BY N Grayless S miles from Baton
Rouge, a brind,ei COW aud calf, marked a crop
and uHderbis in the right ear, upper half crop in
HE left. branded ssH. P.'ion the side and on the
a,ip with a 5; sgle .T.' about four years old.
Calf not marked.
Aug % %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
PRESCRIPTION kloPAaTNERsHlP.

IN Office Isl khk1G4n,, tia, the coparinsfship
heretofore exisafn1 &bdsr the fam Of Souleire and
Favrot was dissolved BY mutual consent on
the 10Th nsSernber 1899.
fr. q. sooterre, being now the sole proprietor
OF the hpostscary, by an act passed before Judge
Tessisr, abd hayingparchdsed the entire interest
Of III. b. Faerot, becomes responsible, for all The
legal debts ofths said firm, and he Is also autho,
rised Ia receive all debts due the said 6sn, as we'll
as those due the firm OF Favro. ndssorham.
dee IA G. SOUTEHhE M. d.
fl. d. FAVR0T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
Caldwell & Micky,

NO. 90, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
- the planters generally in the vicinity Of Ba-
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage & Commission Business alone and they
hope, from their close application to business. to
receive . share Of public patronage:
august Z -95
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
NlTICE,

TIME undersigned have the honor TO inform the
ladies aud gentlemen Of Baton Rouge aIsd
vicinity, that they have just received al ample
assortment oil flesh goods. Consisting Of all yafie-
ties Of fancy dry goods, which they offer fof sale
II the lowest cash prices; and expect the patron
s.e Of the ptblie by their sirie, attention to husi'
ness.
20 IS of Lafayette aud Church 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
w.
LOTAkY PuBLIC, Ofnce nexr door to the
LouisianasBank mI6 IA
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NHE undersigned having purchased the stock
- Of goods Of L.C Morris. will continue the
Mercantile business in the two story brick building
on Churcl, street, formerly occupied BY hin, and
by strict attention TO business. hopes to merit a
reasonable portion Of public patronage.
II. v. RABIN.
January 10th, 4S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby frrewarned fro m
"a stealing sugar canes fiom the plantation Of
Mad. G.. q. Dpplan,ier, about mile below
town, assa strict watch will be kept and measures
adopted to punish trespassers and prevent their
depredations Any one srespassing 10 coHtraven-
ticn of this notice, will run the risk Of being Sc
riousiy injured.
Sept IL 3i-3t ALFRED D~ufLaN1IER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
ACADEMY.

Ri. DEVOTE has the honor 81 inf. ming
IN the ladies aud gentlemen of Baton Rouge
and his pupils, that he will commence his course
on the first Of the month of September. He will
teach the steps and figures in dancing and waltz
ing in the most modern style.
Terms--In the College and otssr instau tons,
S24 per quarter. Private lessons $t2 for IL
tickets. Lessons in the e evening classes, So per
month All persons desiring to take lessons are
To the Hon Judge 1essier, Col a Malta,
L. Bnnnecaxe and s. Henderson. -
Sept / 8 ~ d @ sM&W2@A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
ORLEANS e BAYOU SARA
@SA pACKET.
G#5Ml4aw TIME splendid Steam Boat

(alI State Rooms, leaves New Orleans every
Wednesday, Il 10 O'Clock, q. M, for Bayou Sara;
and FOR New Orleans, every Saturday at TO o'clock
A. NJ, and Baton Rouge At 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
GfFor freight or passage, Rpply to Capt. JEssE
HARr, ON board, ADAMS 4 WHIrALL, New Or
cans. or TO NJ, SLOAN, Baton Rouge.
January 10. 1888 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03

James M. EIam q Amos Adams,
TfORNEYS and Counsellors at law, will
n praitice conjoin.lyj III the 3D., 4.b, and 9th
judicial Districts-offce at Baton Rouge near The
Court House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
NEW GOODS.

NThHE subscribers ars uow receiving from New
- York and Philadelphis, al extensive ASSERT
ment Of Fresh Goods, To which they invite the at
tention ri their fiends and customers.
ssat26 SO J.& Z. r. PHILLIPS, & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
DR., r. FAY,
DENTIST.

IrAS returned, and Is sgsi,, located in Baton
III Rouge. He respectfully profers his services
to his patrons for the performance Of all operations
Dentistry and re-attention to former OPT Stions.
Office one door North of John Reid, in room for
lnerly occupied BY A. Detail, Esq: 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
4oftrp.

The following beautiful Iines - iatrn Il
Dr. alexander Lacy Board, ] D Dude
County, Virginia, who fell i vid ella,
Fever in New Orleahs, 10 the FsfyJ4D23.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
kOcl(,E.

NOTICE.
UAR. Gran Ilackett is authorised to collect
the accounts due me on account Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette. All persons Indebted are reques-
led to make immediate payment.
ian $3.50 STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
n O re- TCE.

O,R. soUTEkRE physician and sufsson.ac.
coucheur Of The Medical .facrity OF Paris having
permanently settled al Baton Rouge informs the
inhabitants Of the own aud its vicinity, 70 whom
he offers his services. that he has established his
Office At the drugstore Of Soutefre & Fayrot; La.
fayette street.
may Ia is
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Of The Law, lenders his professional services "a
the public. =
THOMAS GiBBEs MORGAN.
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Al dSkpard an souace neni-Lsdy 4 ind
her daughter having been much annoyed bj ,hs
goaeherixs u ! county 6o6by Of ! servant. Who
would p~ersessrs 10 giving in their names d lie
Right Hon Lady A and The Hon Mise A, ii
length toek him seriously 10 task snd desired ihxs
in future he would announce them % simple
Lady A and plain MissA. Their ss oni.hmeSs
may be conceived ~hen they found ,kemseitss
10 the letter, sad Devsnshire Hoass eisc.
tinted BY ft,s intelligence Inst s;mpk Lady A
aud palm bliss 4 were .coming up"
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