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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-02


when 10 ii is added the cheers of the vast
multitude gathered to witness the siege
the echo of the, cannon's roar, as it
bounded from hill to hill, and made the
forests vocal with its power-and the oc-
casional sound of bugle and drum-the
reader may form faint conception Of the
.fete. It was certainly well got up-well
managed, and admirably executed. It will
~ remembered as one Of the most agree
able passtimes of this glorious and never.
to.be forgotten gathering of the People.
After the suspension Of the siege, which
continued two hours, the twenty five
ithousand persons who had witnessed it
retired, delighted with what they had al
ready enjoyed, and looking forward with
pleasure to what was promised them on
the morrow.
The morrow came, bright and beautiful
as the night which had preceded it. At 9
o'clock. the Convention was organised,
BY. appointing Thomas Ewing, of Ohio,
President, and Governor Woodbridge, of
this State, and several other gentlemen,
Vice Presidents and Mr. Ford, of Ohio,
and several others, Secretaries. One or
two speeches followed, when it was an
nounced that General Harrison, under the
escort of the military, was approaching
the Fort Many thousands accompanied
him, and, although cheered constantly
from the moment he left his Lodgings, It
was until he reached the arch which was
raised over the entrance TO the Fort, that
The whole throng sent up their voices in
union. Never did brave soldier visit the
] scenes Of his glory with greater honor,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-02

was yet clear as the sharp quick crack OF
his favorite rifle, sang thus:
s. When cannons were pealing, and brave men
were reeling,
In thecold arms of death from the FIRE Of the
Where balls flew the thckest, and blows fell
the quickest,
In the front of the battle bold Harry did go
The force Of the enemy trembled before him,
And soon from the field of his glory with.
drew,
And his warm-hearted comrades in triumph
cried DER him,
God bless the bold soldier Of Tippecarioe
The iron-armed soldier, the e-hearted sol
der,
!. The gallant old soldier Of Tippecanoe.
"And now since the men who have SO long hele
the nation,
Who trampled our rights in their scorn t
the ground, So
We will fill their cold hearts with new trepi
dation.
And shout in their ears this most terrible
sound; Isl sg;9sss s
81 Sc The people are coming. sesistless and fear
less, -
To sweep from the White House the bass
reckless crew
For the woes Of our land. since the rulers ar,
fearless,
- We look for relief TO old Tippecanoe. s
The iron armed soldier, the true hearted sol
$ der.
The gallant old soldies # Tippecanoe.'
AT another point were gathered g1ouI
listening to a description .Of the siege 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
n ROY RouGg FEMALE ACADEMY.

epxpuerKD Br Nil. ASp mas. FisHsRs
vrYtrH respectful c,nfde,'ee. we place cur
w selves thus publicly betore 'he conmnn,l'
q. .,,;.it that ,,,,ronage wheel, All a~ssitluoas 'levots-
n,.,,, n ,bs moral sni Intellectual interests q!
.h,.. .,m, 10 rur tuitinn best, axis rs eD,lpiel
IN .nd urestly ASST ting the faithful teacher. W.
h.vr fr,n, thu. c,,tn nereehiet't NJ orr tteth'hg' pro-
c.,,el NJ, the ti,duetiye principle, Introducing t''at
series ur books rs fast ~ we eoaid. wishout put
t;,,u ,,,re IL to ,ni,pe. ssary expense. The inaiuet've
| Ia H.. .,,rse p~urs,e,l in te nost Intelligent i'ar.s
~ Fsr,,,u. and the most popular In the world
WIZ. ,sshprtabiiity was not the ohjeet ain,et' at, ut
The op.ni,,g Of this sclhoi, but that superiority 10
~,,ith ability and experiences, combined WIN \ ~
,uty st,aius. IN this We hsvs not ftend sapp'ihtrd'
a. the Nv rage number OF our pupils, together with
THEFT progress show. ..,,, 4.
b,.ar, FIR ptir scl,nol, containing a great variety o'
rare and y.in ,hie i,fot nation, upon. almost every,
suhleet We have or'Irre" from view iors NV
Al, II receive such apparatus rs is n" eessary. to ex-
,,i.;. ,t,e different sciences. We shall also re-
..;v. hacks aud stationary, of any kind. and 10 any
~sno,,.t, At order directly from New York.
Nh mains will he spared, II nhtain AMI en'nrce
n, nrinci r,ips Of the b st authors. unr am ~ the
rpeit 5,tirns n the res 'ettise GLASSES, > u s' '"'
W ~. .,c,m n,'atious OF our boarding depart
tpnrt are extensive. .Iu,,.
ou,rterly IN advance. Washing an extra enlarge
u,.;. al par %att,rtet. Use Ut Instrument 81
,m. ,,,.th. 'Fr+.eh SO per quarter. No dedhe-
Tins made expet,t In eases Of serious ST ktess.
Thn cotirss Of III studies embraces every de-
,art,ne,t of an english education. The ornanh.n.
"a, branches. including shells and wax work. alst
nisin aud fancy needle work, ais" the 'rsek ah'
ia,iu languages when relaasted VIII receive par
tieu,ar a%ttpntini. =. ). -u
The eleventh, session, of The y. R.F. a''emy
Ill, .o, u.,,re on The second 'lsy of Janiary next
sepsr II. Il The success Of pnpiisi Il, acquiring At
.a,.,,,o,. depends very much upop their p,l''e'ua
attendance, cs,,nnt ton deeply impress tie ,','nds 0
r,,s,,.. The loss ri q week, and evt,a day, ma,
som4,ir,es b. irreparab'e; especially when The!
sre well elassed.
Baton Rouge, Dee 2s 40
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NEW GOODS.

1v>uE. subscriber has INST received, 10 addst'oh 10
his former stock, n fine assortment Of 'rcsn
goods, consisting o! u large supply OF superior
1.ncy u.in,s, black and coIourcd merinos, sw'ss'
;.rt met. and cambria muslins, fancy dress hkts.
and shauIs, ladies' silk and cotton hose, KID ana
silk gloves, printed SALISBURY f,nncis. red and
white do. - blcached and anbleaeied aomes..es;,
,,,aiI aud plain ,insey., twill-d and plain Lowell
ro,ton, black silk, ticking and checks
CLOTHING-Black and blue dress eoa.s, o'a.
.,,d hIue froek do. hne mixed satinet hunting costi
olive over coats, ctalmue do, blanket hunting coat
fine black and blue cloth pan.s. fancy cashmere
do. fine mixed satinet do, sAtinct round Jaskets
back satin and silk velve, vests. black c:otn 10
| White marse lie. do, plain and pseetsd sa.'" s'oeS (
guhn eiatic sdspende.s, fne cotton shirts, I. .
1smbs WOO, gloves, plantation Jeaus rants. m
silk umbrellas, black cotton do; ,.
Hats. boots, shoes and caps. hard wsre, cfoeke
r, and gIass ware; sugar, coffee, tea. Ss. &c;
oct 26 81 NJ. SLohn.
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#=r-.
Sic eon,t nJ., TO-, ,bs, there is no Soch high
lands 81 dividing tho ws'ers. because the rivers
running towards the Atlantic oil fall iit'o The bay"
Of the sea instead Of The sen itself. She thus COL"
tends that q river running through . bay i'ifo We
sea does MT fall into tbe ses-~ab1 thai tays a."
no, parts Of the sea. Boys ate, however, o"y
psrti Of the grca. sea which bass had is'nes 90.
signed l., them, ard are no, the less q portion p'
The sea bcrsuse II these MINES. II might as wen
be said the Gulf Of Mexico is no part of'hs ses'
Besides. 4, IL agreed thai the commissioners wn"
made the tres,j, had before them Mi'thei's maP
ofthis pnrt nf the cuaniry-on which oil the ne
efs are lsi! dowo as running through bsys-- witch
ptovts, conclusivcly. tina. 10 speaking oi rivers
falling int" the see. they fnesn' those howlns
| through bays. and couIi tnesn no others.
Then. again, Gna, Diiiain has concluded that
bv highlands !. mean, mountains--~hi's The i'esi
" only te1ni,es land. high enough TO d's'ae '"s
ws,sf.. HI, in truth. the genera, rsnge " e'e's-
ted, ~ has been ssceriained, ovef two 'h"ass"a
f.s, abote the sea.
This IL Ill the Justification Great britain has To-
ali thi, delay aad controversy. A jury m wffs'
munster Hail, OF her own citisfna. would o'e'os
~ sinst isef without lesvif The box.
Nov, lei ~ take care that mo'tefs 10 no' sss
conf ,dnlpd by the ingenuity Of the dlp'"fnaas'''
w. are, n, This moment. In danger OF tahHg
iny u controversy about an agreement made 'as'
yrur nbpui The oceupancy " ~hat Is 'aHea me
disputed Territory. Let US take care that sven
ton is no, diverted from the true question ~ IDS
uninpot,an. matter. We sh"old bold n'"',y I"
the ,,ea,y, and tho line Described 10 IT. 'ot 'fea'
Btii,,p cen uever put US IN The wrong mere
Our ,;a,., IL clear- si,ong decisive. as easily
understand by The p,ps, careless obse'te', ahd
there /. no possibility Of mystif,ins it, OF fehue''
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Isnnks!! BOOks!!

~ ouox NJ, usnoMAN. bookseller Anu s'at'o"-
CT, Church 1t, B.,o" Rouge, keeps eo"s's"'.
!, u, hand aud f,r sale IA gem raj "sso'."ent y
rapi,i,s, travels, sketches, voyages, music booNs'
h, mn books, song books Of all descriptions nov
els, tales, medical and mathematical works. n
pr at variety Of school books. dictionaries, ''",.y
bibles, bia,.k books, bill books, conversation earos'
Also cap, lett, r aud ~rspp'"g paper, s''"a a."s
ink suh inkstands, writing sand, steel pe's' I'' ~
states, silver penciss, 6er,i''l', SILVER s.po"'' Wv,
l,n,,., ku,f,. do. forks aud Gernan silver sugar
,onys, razor., Wallets. domi"oes, pi" cushions,
s,rc,aclcs. pla, ing cards, silver and ivory ,oou.
plcks, scissors, k,,ifes, kn'tes anti forks, s''se'
m; ,,Iles, musical Dukes, hue breast pima aaa ~.
ger rings, parallel rules. tapes, needles: nooh'
aud eyer, m.tehes, Ie'su's.a" s.ps, s""" ."."sa.
drr,. rs,ne bags, brooms. garden seeds aud some
mt.l,csncs, VII Of which will be sold low Tor CASH
Feb ~ 2-y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
N LIFE rkLLS

AND pHENiA Dii Cuc.
. POSITIVE CuRE FOR FEVER n hCUE,
AND HlLIUUs FbNtlt>.
we,i.reuul.,e. .nd propnittn"aie quantity OF
a ,,;L. unon the s,un,sei Is always requisite Tor
,n. ,,o,,o,,o, Of so,nd aealti,-it stimulates diges.
ton. mud KEEPS the intestinal cana tree ifo'it an
o, distractions. On the inferior s,'f'ae'" y .'.l'
IN n,cu,isr bladder IN is', the bile - hrs' pre-
| served, being formed b, the t'er 'f"h 'he n'oo"'
Ir,, ma, IL i,ssses into the stomach M" 'ates''nes,
aud r,., Mat, = H. iniigesi,on. thus We see, vile"
| there /, \ deficiency of btlc, the body - 9" 's'a"''t
cosiiye. On ,h, o,lter hand, ~ oyetabinha"et o,
| bile causes frequent Nausea III 'he s'"m'a."i "
often promotes very severe a''"e"S VI =
ahi, h sometimts end III DEAN.
NoEEAT,S LiFE MEDlCl sf.s sl'o"'d h,waSs
he taken m he early ,tagcs Of bilious complains
mud If uprs q, yerel IN strictly according 10 tie n'fse'
tons will positively effect \ cure
1.he miners, medicines often prescribed !" THESE
diseases, although they may c'ftet u .e"p'.",
cure, ut the same time create ~" "'''e"''"y s'''e'
tI,. blood. and consequently tend TO promote \ re-
,,ru Of en-, very ,,isease whie, tie. ARE smpioyet
n, cure. 1, ia then, b, the use OF purghtises. rs
cl,,iyeiy formed or ye .,tabtc e"n'ponhtis, w'''ei'
nosscssinr within themselves no deietrrious ag'h
c;es. wheel. decomposition, combination or a,tra
ton can ,icvciope or b,'ng into actions am, .nert
fore, capable OF producing 40 ettect, save t"at ""'e
/. d s,rel-- Ii Il y safe remedy is found. ,,,
TuE LIZ. pIiL.S AND PHENlN BlTTEh
h.v,. n, n,ed to be the most happy ~ their eHeet'
IT, eases Of bilious diseases, Of any puro', vegesab'
uremration ever offered to the pubic. " 'hs s'
mach is foul. they cleanse il, b, exciting !, t",''ro
OF lis conents If not, they pass 10 TIE ''n'"r""'
with at rxci,ing vomiting or nanse" !" the stom.e'
} stimulating the neighboring VI cera. as Tue ~
and ,~,ancras, 50 rs to produce a more cop'o"s NO
: q, tI,eir seerctions INFO the intrst'nes' 't'm"'"''
= the exha,en, capii1aric., terminating "'h' '""'
, coat. which an increased 6ow a. the useless rsr'
Giles Of the body foreign msttanver RETAINED seer
-. u1n.l.&nfN I;scharot ST. I'd
TiB. JOURDAN has been appointed age
for the sale Of my medicine ~ bsto,, K."ge;
su. GAGS WIN. d. MOrFaA'
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u
OUR YANKEE GtNL.s.

OUR YANKEE GIRLS.
lie, ureenet land. and bluer skies.
If such the vide earth shows
With faitet cheek. and brighter eyes,
Match q. The star and ,oss
The winds. that lil the Gso,gian's veil,
Or wave Cifcassia's cu,is,
W.i 10 their sl,o,ss ,bs Sallan's ssil-
Who buy. our Yankee sirls9
The ~ grissrtts, whose fingers touch
1--we. thousand chord. 70 we'll;
The dark %fialisn, loving much,
But more than one eat tell;
And Ensiaad's fill -haifed, blue.eyed dame
WIN binds her brow with pesf's-
Ye, VIM have seer them, csn they hsms
Oar N sweet Yankee girls?
And what II court or castle vsunt
1ts children loftiei hnrn--
Who hss,l- the siiken ~,a..ei's Asunt
Beside the golden CERT
They ssk MT f., the cnuttly toll
or jpwelled knights aud e~arls--
Tb. daughter Of the virgin soil.
Cor fee born Yankee girls.
by ess,y bil, whose stately pines
Wave iieif dark arms above
The home. where some fair being shines,
70 warm the wilds with love
From batest rock 10 hleakest shore.
Where fafhest sail u%mfufis,
That stats aud -,tilss ate floating Oct
Tod bies. our Ysnkee girls!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
state of Lonisiana. .
Parish Of East Baton Ronye-Third
District Court.
John Phillips, syndic
SNo "'sh

John Phillips s,"dic =.
EJysrlM Hobbs, hMO ia,
uBY virtue Of a wr,, Of 4iias fcr' Jat'as 70 me
directed by the Honorable tie ihnn NV.
,,,et Court Parish and State sforesa'd' ~'h We
~exSpossa at public sale on $40
I'hursday, flth Jaue 1917,
=, the coo,, house IN the town Of BATON ho"e''
h,,ueen tine usual hDar, Of sale, all tbs r'sh', ",
,I.. interest and Clam Of the defendants, )" ana
10 tie following ~ds.erioed prope'ty' :" WIZ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
situated IN tin, part u the town Of Baton N'uss
| called Spanish fown, Containing FOUR aipenn's
m,,e OF less, designai-t by num5er ss'e" On W.
6nnrs,,vs plan thereof, boanded by 'anhs ~ ",
| d. Willis J ur, aud imnfittg on tie ROAD ifaeeo
| through Spanish Town ; sold BY ib. Hon eha,'ss
lesser Pa,ish Judge and ex ofs,cio > udgs % smn,e
| Court or Probate., on N. nht day Of JOY iess,
u Neo,i Dnlatte and Jo4epb fino, 1t the SAFE '"
the .neesss;o, Of Diego q tin,ano dsessssa.
seized to satisfy the judgment and e"s's IN 'hs
aboys eettlsd suit. as
Terms Of ssis-cash .vc.tr, 3
ssasa Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Eas, Baton Ro"ge-Par''h
sss Ua a ~ Court!
Thomas wilkins,

r''"': v''A'''' No 1887
, "S y an. ofa w,il OF aa;;asJ feri Heias TO me
4 directed b. the Honorable the Parish our
e Il. said Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge ~'l DC
eAp0''' "Wednesday, eth May. ie4ot
=, The eour, hol,se, between me "sn:s hours o. sa,s'
81 the t'sh' :. .',s T. ' NV following asssdhed person
al property, to w.t. .,
hu scconn, If $3.50 90 agai"st the et'a,e o.
80, (;winp deceased, for services rendered. ~
said defendant, VIZ $40
Ssas.1 10 Thomas B. Morrison.
' ssrvice,at $3.50 pr moth.
ss;,.s 10 sassl, the Judgment and costs IN 10
above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sa'e--ta@h' -
ma IL ACC prriAs1'1h: snsa
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No subscription taken for . shorter period tia I,
One fear. The price VI the Gazttte is SIX
tDvLLAns per aunu,i, oac half payable IN vi.
vatse, anI the re ,naining ,nstaine,t II the eou,-
IN snce tnent or the latter SIN months Of each year
Shoatd any one Ny removal or otherwise w,sfi TO
i~p.li.ie his farther subscription, he tnast give
uo,ice to that eff .ct before the expiration Of the
year, 9th ~ v .e he will be considered as sub.
s~erii,ing for ano,hpr year.
rr NDVElrissMs r. will be charged ss
oil ws. advertisement not eseeeding twelve
tjns,. ,r less, Will be inserted for Oss DoLtAH,
All firrr Cssrs for ench subsequent insertions,
10, ger ones In the same ratio. :.
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Le punished Ia English aud French atsil forbid,
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| STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish, Of East Baton Roage-TMid D's'f
.. .s..g Ceuit.
Eleapn Derteh
W No ~""'
David Doteh, her husband q" ~ g
Eleapn DertchI

DNStu DbfsSht 100
January 25,t, 1910.
fasulS il M action fr separation" Of property
s. L,,,ule,j o,o, a,ticie 23J9, Ut the tiv'
9oI. II ]nn,siaua. Upon tie trial the pia'ni'h
uro, ed the property hrte,,aftn, desrr'ped was hf
s.n.r ,,e u,operiy. and thai the dei.nhant 'ah re-
r.,, Ell the sun of SIX iho,,snnd dollars que 10 hs'
,,,,, the estate vi jose bns Sm'1h 'eceasea. -
vas also proved that two negro slaves WIN w"
,hoosa,,1 dollars, taiiei larry an" ".",
the se,,f,ate property d inc oeIe""a"'' na'
h,., srul,sa 20 the payment Of a deot d"e 'fo"
,h. ,J,,,,,,a ,r,of 10 their marriage: aud the
! ,i,;nt,F hay i,g shown ty evidt nee That her sep
nate ,rors,ty is IN gssa, danger from inc "'-
,u. ,ase,e,,, and insolvency of the deiendaot hef
,,.h.,,a md the law and evidence beng a''o.
| sr,hsr in her favor; il IS ordered auJu"ee" ~"
dsc,ssd. that the said u cam an The sa'h i''S'"
po,tcb her ,.,stan', be separated oi proper J :
a,d, hnt the said tleann have tlie free "dfn'''s-
,ra,ioo Of her estate, rs authorizes" ~ "'"e'e SP''
If the Civil Code oil Louisiana. It's '"f'he!o'-
dsred that the said i'avld portcb restore 10 'f'
The f,ltou ing, being her sel'efa'e P,ope',,' 80
~ E,.t Pain, Rouge b,uaded No'th by skinner,
lac, nv Jas. Penny, South by JAS. Penny; a'f'
The hlJnw inn negro slaves, viz bi'ly and he' fVr
r.,ld,e, my. Tiiz,, Washiagio,, Henry a"d
N,,r, Je,,v aud her hse children Louisa, 'e
GO, IS III, ~. John, Ami, Anarchy ana her chho
I,,,,,. ua,;at, and !"t three children Andrew
,,,y. Abe. also negro man jim, do, hhram
,s.,.ss Iiu,, aud 60. =, Nancy, also ho"seho''
AID \ ,rhen G,,pitusr and three horses. ~ Ist"f
:: ,h,r ordered adjodgrd ard dee'sed, that the s"''
r.vid D,,,eb uay toher the som Of four 'ho''sa"'
|, dniI,r., the ,alancs of nsr separate l'"pefty CO.
: l.e,ed frn the Estate Of J%osephus Smith deco
md ira, she have Tho hsh.6, Of a legal mof'gas
!. and = ~ ilss,e oa i tie rnovesbies 81 said Dofe
(n, the ,rs,i,u,io" Of ,ts above described pf"pe"
}, and %, me".o Of said sum Of four thousand q"
lars. Tina, II writ Of possession Issue :" 'ay"'
petitioner 10, the above deser'Ue' P'oie's ~
and personal. ,n,,rsny.
o 90 tan sessgs Judge 3rd D'.tfic'
n iorify tn. foregoing to ssa true eopy o. u
original Judgment. peo. C1k
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TT CO.

DRuGt.t:iS ! y and 4 l,otbec a'ies, !" ,a"ho'e
sale dealers in Medicines, Obs ana fa'"'s
E,,pljsb aud F'renrh Chemical. Wth'ow ,''ass'
pprfoneties. varnishes Dye st''f'a, specs &c
Their stare for the present IS nt NO ITO '"'
street, on. door from corner ut camp, l..
rArN. y. Pat,icola' '''e"''on w'l' De pa'' ,a1
,,rIpts from the country generally. Landry 4 20
inv;,. p~,,,,.rs ant me hnn,cs to give them a cali.
Nov Orlssus, June = 1T
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s,rATE OF LOUISIANA,

HaHiSH or East B.4IOF HOooE'
rDY sinoc Of an otder from The no" ! h.,iss
Te,.,er, Pa,,sl, } olge il" and for s"id f"'-
,s,. AiI be exposed ut pubic sale on
Friday. 2ad May, 1910,
a, the cbaf, I,s,tt IN ,hs town Of baion kongs' 'o
r,un,suee a, IL o'clock ~. all The tight, tiiie, 'h'
,s,.st and claim cf he owier or owners ~ a o,''
,s,n negro msn Save, a runaway co"f"sd !" 'he
I,sunf Of the parish fr The last Two years. w w"
calls bin,self DICK, 5 feet I've and a haii mems
htph, about twen'y eight years o. ag'' sPs s,"
t. ~, .nd t,,3fish ann avs he bpiongs TO John
;.s,.,.n teos New Oissns, btd"gtt from tue
raosn If West Feiiciaua, aud no~ 10 be 10 'p1
~ fees Of capture, deisn'iJn aud other t"ars''
~ said Depot.
t,enns Of eale--CasfAs
.Ia 10 Aya. DurLhsrigH, Sheriff.
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LITERARY NOTICE.

VUVHE subscriber, ;,as bse''','e so's ptop''e''' =,
the school here,ofore taught ny h'lnse'' NV
n, pierspn He begs lc we to ,etdrn his grave
ti .rL acknowledgment To the ritizens of Rato" R"'ee
,nd y;r,ni,y. Tor the patronage hitherto atthr''eh
him. aud warmly .olic,,sa continuance a"d eS
,.,s,,u of III. same. The schoo, Is nnw M y
stale Of succesafui progress, consisting of about ~
pupils, and kept IN the baptist Mreu"s H""sr
one door uo,,h Of ,;enl. Thomas residence. ~"
p,ins vim be spared on the ,art of the s,'tscf'oe'
| to have his pupils advanced !" all we ofa"che'
oI modern aud ancient lsurtins, usually 'a"s'' '"
primary schools. When necessary, s,''"t'e as
s,s,ants will be procured, either male % F"'".'
m cir, u,ns,ancps may require. Boafd''e Gu" W
had for either sex 1T the h'''se OF Maaam Nv"
~, sim Of Gen, ~a,htna. ~. on aeeommoda'i"
terms. -
ais 10 HENRY b.F. "o"t"'s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
NOTICE.

xr~ux s.b.criber takes leave to inform the e,t'-
,.n.o f il,ton Rouge and The vicinity, that
h. has ;u., received and is now opening . sp'ssnd'"
ss,"r,nr., Of fr,ey dr., goods. cotto"adc, linen,
read, made cto,hing for :."me', shoe. Tor 'aa ;s..
and gentlemen, boots and hats. Also some Wine
OF az excellent quality, and spermac's ssaa,es'
s,,liu, cheap fot cash, at the store near ma"""'
Legeudre's on Lafayette street, .p,x
my 12-S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
LIME FOR SALE.

lust received SAG Barrels fresh Wes'er" L'ne
in fne order, 50 bbls new prime pork, Se"-
son and new bacon hams, lard. beans OF vsfious
kinds. q small lot OF Low priced tobacco. an" = ae-
r,nested in a few days a quantity Of very fresh
aosr By STEAMBOAT, also 100 half and quarter bills
whiskey.
nl4 a. e. -
in good order 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
caldwell Il eEicky,

No. G3, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
ESpEC rFI1t.IY irform their friends and
the pian,srs generally Ia the Vicinity OF Ia
TIM Ro.ee, tia, they are now confined to the Fac
to,ape A. Commission BUSINESS alone anh they
h,ps, frnm their close application T." business !"
receive n share ct public patronage.
...,st 4 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
Iusv, RECEIVED
SHOES.

ntANrERS can he supplied, Al the ''""'s'
ana peni,en,tary, with Ne-rn sh"es' ..
,,ea / no, h ,,trr than those importeu "o" ~ ~.
N,p,h. a, Fifteen Dollars per d"zeu. lh"te - -.
a, in sto,e, All assn,t,ient OF best cali-sSlh u.
Kin bouts. Hrcaa"s ard Shoes. '"s"'hrr WIN no.
a,,i ,a,iir.; Shoes AMI Btbgaus whith Will u
acid at the loves, cash prices.
nov , 81 =. \" tSE'I, 'iefk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ps,,sl, Of West Baton RoIse--Foarth
District Court.
D. Dsrbec * Gu. 7
=. No $50 aa

William Tiptnpsoh.
r>y virtue Of n writ NJ Fieri Fscias TO me n'rcs~
ted by the Hon Drstri let Court Of the an Jus
d,ei.i Disir,e, Of the state Of iouisla's, WI Us
sold ., the saw mill Of Mr. sAm' Mek"ee,iy ~ the
aforesaid Parrish, shout IL miles above i'e eouf'
house, on r. ' ... .f
Thursday. 4th June next lsao' .g..
between the usual hours Of sale. gu the fisht' ',,e.
;a..,as, and claim or the defendant, IN and 10 the
| fnl,owipv described property to wit; SID,
Thirty thousand feet of cypress horing am
weather boarding plahks; seized TO sa''sly we
| Judgment aud 60 IL In tit above entitled sun, ssia
property pointed ont Ivy defendant ''t
Terms oi saie-Cash. ~
nv ~ W.T.. 'A" - ---
SALE OF A RUNAWAY NEuhO'