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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

'as that moment in an obscure hoveI, open in
many parts 10 the cold, biting winds, without fire,
alone sd. Il poor woman, boldine to her chilled
bosom her sick and dying babe, while upon a rude
| pallet of straw lay two shisering little creatures.
her children too. Her eye was heavy with watch.
ing, her check sunken with hunger and suffering,
her heart filled with the very call and bitterness.
Of life. Sill how truly, oh! bow truly, answers
that heart to the pang Of mothers lore, as she
sazed into tho innocent face Of her dying bube;-
how fast flowed the tears from eyes which bad
known little but sorrow and weeping, through
many weary days-bow deep and fersent was the
prayer which came up from the very fountain OF
privalidn end grief There was no heart near TO
sympathise, no kind hand to aid, no soft voice to
sooth-the physicians healing sft-chafity'. an.
gel arm came not 10 soften the dying moments Of
her poor babe and as life fickered and wavered in
its IA 7 urn, and the sobs of the mother sounded
in that solitary room, as in the agony of her grief
she exclaimed, "a few pence had saved thee 10 me,
my SWEET babe as tho %sieepefs on the pale, of
straw murmured in their uneasy slumber. Moth.
er dear, give me some bread'-as The keen wind
came through The creyices and she elapsed the
dying child to her bosom, and at tha, moment q
dancing wotnan, a stranger, with her wealth of
thousands, and her ingots of gold and silver
made her last graceful bow, and took the princely
sum which was hers, for a few moments pleasant
labor.
As the spectators gave their last shout, The
babes innocent spirit winged its flight to heaven,
and the mother eazed in despair i,pon all that re-
manned to her Of the little prattle whom she so
dearly loved.
Such is life
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Treating 3eers-When these useful shimag.
are old.fnoagh for shssyeke, place them in a Sta
Bile. side By sids, with hay before them, with ropef.
Then place . yoks upon them, end directly 10
their rear fas.ea q siropg book or staple; TO this
attach q chain and fasssn TO the yoke With sua:-
Gent length. 20 that BY pulling, they can barely
reach their food. In this position they will coon
learn to pull, and become familiar with The yoke.
When from the stable. Pai them before a sled,
and you will find them ready TO draw any rcsson-
able .ood you nay pa, behiod iheHn. You, have
nothing 10 do but 10 guide them In the ordinary
way Of breaking steers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Education In Eaghqad -C0aious FAeys-
Tho last aumber Of tie %fiosijHa Medieal Journal
~eonsaias 81 article condensed from an oficia! re-
port, by wliiea it apt ehrs III Of 1871 0s3 couples
married iii England, the'b we're 40,5s7 mtn and
Dc 1858 wenen who could tot write. The pas.
tp'sl, agricultural glasses nfs must ieno,ant.-
ile better educated artisan aud trades people APP
psaf 10 fr.igfase, aud assemble In The metropolis,
Tor II is not probable that people born 10 the me.
tsopolis ate odaestsd 10 Tho schools 30 much
more gxte,sisgfy Than those born in ll.e county
"a the ~aisifae. would imply. Of The above NUN.
be', 5 ,g2s men aud l6,4t4 women were under
I'll Jtars Of age. The average age Of tho men
~ yesfs, ri lbs women IS jests and a few
mouths. The mortality in England and Wales
Tor 1880. was ono to 4T,3' IN 1893 IL was a.
| 10 &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
ro. SO

A4.&@ So AA&EA1
no,5s taaa Btaody Dy4tnhine -Tbe onfy
Newspaper published ID the Turkish den;ntons.
contains ali almost inefsdible account Of a Turk
WHO has arrived at tbe ogs Of LOG years and VIII.
had IN !hc satly part u bis life. accustomed him
sstf 10 si opium 10 such 81 oxient that he al
i1hgih ased oae dfaehtn, or 60 grains Gailtl I'm
ono 'eeasion he webtibto Inc shop of Jew speth-
Seafy, ~ whom 10 was unknown, and asked FIR
u dtachtn Of sbb'inais, which bs mixed In a etass
OF wai6f, aud Instantly drank or ThB an0theraty
"as dteadfaIiy alarmed, bfGause BIZ knew tt,s cott.
splHtFeo efbelHg accused Of poisoning a tart.
oa' wiA was bis nst0Gtstiihodi when be- saw tho
s'f'fe man return next day Tor All eansl dose ef
c6ffosiss sabiima.s. Ifsia mans name IL Sol.
lyman, aud be Ia said to be known 10 several res,
~fFcsabIa Isfs!fsh residents, who once heard him
aRc'afe HAL his enjoy mout after having taken this
active poison Is the grsatest be ever felt from auy
"fssesfF.~- Sahiy some anti. potion. taking
''eiesS ought iobs srt aEoing in Turkey! Or
's@t imrasdiatt y ofaatlizs a society In ibis
'tty, Esd Fststsi3-ft = ~ tirss ,rprsBg OF The
reieoH~sakius Tufk~-~Gef II tlr above STATE.
1Dai be true, ihey 20 fr ahead Of cur brandy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Sat57g Geed-Every all. ntiye observe. will 70.
mark among tbo plants of almost every kial of
crop, come individual stalks are dia,ingnishable
from the others by a greater degree of health or
iuxuriance, OF ptoductiseness, o, e%arlines,, or
some other popularity. A frierd of mine re-
marked some years sgo a particular stem of peas
among bis earliest crop, which came into flow en-
and ripened long before the others. He marked
this stem and saved the Eaole Of its produce for
seed. These came as much earlier as thew had
originally done. This prod1ce was also saved for
seed. These came IS much earlier as they had
originally done. This produce was also saved for
seed; and thus he obtained a particular kind Of
early peas; tina. came at least week before the
best sort he could buy in The shops, If sown at
the same tine 9Th them. The Doctor relates
facts similar to this respecting wheat and beans
The general idea he means to inculcate is obyi
Gus, and extremely worthy Of astention.-Dr An
dersoa's Rscreatt01s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

hse u Aep-The age Of sheep may 30
known ~ examining their from, teeth. They
ae . 10 number. and appeal, during he second
yrar The two middle ones fall out, and l!itir Place
Is sopp'ied By Two new teeth, which pte easily
distinguished BY being larger sized. IL The third
yea', s.e email teeth, oas 90 each side, drop 90.
and are replaced by Two large ones so that there
arc now foor large teeth 10 tho middle, md tao
pointed ones On each side; 10 tho fourth year
Tho large teeth ore six in number, and only iwo
small oEfs remain. onc 81 each end Of ilse range.
In The fifth year, tbs remaining. small teeth ars
tosf, ard The whole from, tefib are large In the
si1th yea', tho whole begin to be worn ; and ID
ibe aevcnth, sometimes sooner, some fall out or
afe broken. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Ecces' Of ETporks-Thsfs have been 1--WE
years in or history siaee 1915 in ubich car e1-
ports have eyceeded cor imports. These years,
1890. 1925, 1877, 1s2s, Isle. The EXCESS of
Of exports over inperts in 1910 il Sa6,-
766,069. This is quite remarkable. 1t is owing
doubtless, 70 oa- great Indebtedness abrosd. And
since we are largely indebted. the above Indication
may be REGARDED as a eonsalescsnt orc, though
probably II to s~l5,0oo,1eo Of it have soas u
gay INTEREST,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

The Rope Walk al The United States Navy
Yard in ChaflestovnI ! said 10 be the most perfect
establishment. Of the hind Ia lhe world II is ono
thousand feet long, with granite walls, slate ROOT,
and iron window shutters. The work is done
with en- enofmaiis steam engine, by which the
liascheling, dressing. spinning, and sifpos; every
other o~Peraslon in making a rope or cable Is done.
About one hundred Of The spinning, hatcseliag
and DRESSING machines are In one room, in oper-
alton by steam. BY tho spinning Of hsntp 10 a
machine, a more even thread, and consequently
more pesfee, rigging and cables are formed. At
This rope vaIk. we understand, The principal rig
ging for tie navy Ii or can be rnade--N: Y. Sun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Tie murderer Of Ellen SwsR-RoBtysoS.
the murderer of E!ien Jewet', whose trial and ae-
qaital left a stain upon the tribunal before which
he was arfaisned, went 10 Texas, where he has
since lost his right arm-that arm with which be
planted a hasche! into the forehead OF q ffaii. but
to him an unofending girl. and with which be
then applied an inrendiaTy .orea 10 the bed where
she lay w~elteting 10 blood, thus attempting to
conceal The murder by committing arson-lhat
right arm, we say, has been cleft ffasa bis shout
der. in a fgh, with The Mexicans
Nor is this The only retributi9a that has visited
the guilty. l, will be recolIeesad tia, Farlong, the
infatuated grocer, who went into court and eoHa-
mitted voluntary perjury by swearing that Rob.
inson was 10 his store on the evening Of the mer-
der, became a maniac and drowned himself
AU Jour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
BE- Il. d 4 U,

EEAS returned, aud Ia again located in Baton
I'm Rouge, He respectfully pfoacis iis services
10 his patrons for the performance Of all operations
Of Duutiatry and re.attet,tto 10 infucr operations.
Office one door North Of John Reid, in room for
merly %auenpied by A. HesAil, EBpi 81
.FnHscs W. E.sttra a. AMOS Ads ans,
A TTORNEYS aud tounsrIlors At Law, viii
IA %prnttics rotjointlr II the 81, 4th, and 9th
Judicial bistFicts-@Ofit al Baton Rouge ncat the
t'6uri fiuler,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
II. 3. FArROT,

WAS taxed Up on The l2th instant, by fefgus
w Cement, living in the Parish OF West Ba-
ton Rouge, about II miles below the court house
An otd horse, ola reddish colour, aged abont 2
'e'ls, without any pcrceptib.e mark or biand.-
Ihis horse, II it is got reclaimed in 50 days f. IN
the publication OF the present notice. co~hfJrmably
II the regala, nns of the Police Jury Of this Parish
will lie exposed at public sale, by the Undersigned
on the 18th January next al 10 o'clock a m a,
his Office,
RGSENOND HEDERT, JP.
West Baton Rouge Oct 28 .38
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
" MIsSELMAN, wh1 esale AMI =

w m, whL:esdle ami retail
grocery. Conner of Ihurct aud Market sts !.
ss.sving been in the grocery business torinany yea s.
sssls satisfied from .lGng experience that he can
ogTer as much ininceE,eut in the way of bargains.
as any house in Baton Rouge; / shall keep on
hand the ensuing year,not MY the leading articles,
euc,f as sugar, coffee. molasses, salt etc Bat every
hing that San possibly come under tie head even
10 the most minute articles, SO that a bill can be
filed in one house alone without leaving a CUSTOM
er 10 iun over town TO get il.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fine
salt, % boxes honey dew tobacco, 90 boxes negro
aud cayendisb tobacco, 20 boxes Virginia tobacco.
S boxes good Tennessee tobacco, $4,000 hne Sc
gars, sorted qualities, 90 boxes fee raisins, 25
sacks OF green coffee, 90 barrels Of Attakapas su-
gar. very dry and white, 100 boxes long cork clafet
10 boxes Muscat wise, 5 boxes cfaa,f a gne vine.
% dozen painted buckets, i01 boxes No | soap af
the best, SO boxes candies, sorted qualities.
And a gfeat variety to numerous 10 mention of oil,
er ariic les in nay line, and as TO say my man can
,,nderseii me ii is 40 such q thine,I buy my articles
al the very largest commission houses iu the
city, as buy FOR cash. and know that / am as
good a judge Of groceries as any man.
jana 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

That portion of the Union which is bounded
ives. by the Mississippi, north by the Great Lakes.
east by the Allegheny river, and south by the
river Ohio, contains at present nearly four mill
lions ofinhabitants. The remainder Of the Great
Valley of Tho Mississippi, 10 believed TO contain
about four millions more,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Wo take the following from the Tf0y Budgfl
II Is, ms Samuel Weller woo'd soy, 'wetry
cel'opi and very much 10 ,hs ptint1
PAY THE PRINTER.
Original "Long Time AEo."
Here oof,os winter. here comes winter,
Storms Of hnif~~and snoN--snd ,tse,-
Pay The Printer, pay the Printer.
Let hin VAIN his hands AID feet.
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Whitening every bill and dale!
Fay Tho Ptintef, pay tho Printer,
Sud y7tIr money by the mail.
Pay the Printer, pay lhs pf;ntof,
All remember bis jos. due,
lneold winter, III cold winter,
Tic wants cash as well 90 VOC.
Merry "inssr, merry winter
II will BIZ If al do right;
Pny the Printer, pay tho Printer,
Do The thing that Is polite.
Happy winter, happy winter,
Hank the juggling Of the bells;
10 the Printer, to the Printer,
What sad tales their music tell,
Nh poor Ptihtet'- aht poor pfintefl--
Yoar subscribers frolic all
In The winter, in the winter,
But ns'er think VI you as ni!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
W Il Y.

Tho following excellent article we copy from
the Riehupnd Star; issrohveys sentiments which
are worthy Of being printed in letter. Of. gold.
She nuated about like a fair. but volubfaons
locking spirit, and cut Der toes hilhcr ard ,hlsh-
Grand swayed her body to and flo in d wsy which
was O caution to all indamable youup gentleman.
gny headed or not. Tho lovely creatures who
graccd tho scene, looked on enchanted. aud made
all bright with their smiles, the vast crowd Of
men shouted and app'auded with their whole
might, aud The beautiful dancing woman giving
them an extra ditt OF two, which se. lbom of in
a perfect agony Of delight, made her bor-fte
curtain dropped, the DIR Fanny tipping her
Wflag'you.neek.ont upon tho shoulder, said, derc,
dere is 10 one tousa',J dollars almos- now let US
60 But tho audience satd no, aud they shouted
and screamed, aud ~thurnpod for her TO come ou,
and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

BGuns Forbiadea.-At 81 Peters church in
Salem, Massachusetts,. last Sunday, the reverend
MIR. Vaughan hating published the banns Of mat
risnony between a sable ceanie, shen be had En-
i.hed these Hofds-"ff either Of you know cause
or just impeachment shf these persons should net
be joined together in holy r1a;rignony, ye are 10
declare 1.-THE congregation were reused frem
their ~reveties by the voice Of a negro 10 the gallery
7 forbid EN- 6ands-das dars hrack lady be any
wife
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
PHILIP II!CKY,
DISSOLUTION OF cog4F1NEEstIIp--

" Office IL nrrehy given, thai the copartncrsiin
heretofore existing under the f,n % Soute,re and
tavrot was dissolved by mutual consent on
the l0,h December 1859.
Or. G. %Souterfe, being now the sole proprietor
Of the ape!hccary, by an act passed before Judge
Tessiet, and having purchased the entire interest
Of II. b. FavTot, becomes responsible, for all The
legal debts o the said frm, and he is also autho.
fized to receive all debts dae the said firm, as well
isthose dee the firm of Favrot and Gofham.
dec Ia G. SOUTE1RE NJ. D.
N p
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Vol xXHI


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Should any one BY removal or otherwise wisl, 10
decline his further subscription, he must give
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Beribing for another year.
CT ADYER rtslin ligIS will be charged ~
Fellows advertisement not exceeding twelve
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and Furry CESrs FOR Gael, subsequent ineertionI
longer ones IN the aame rati8.
advertisements Unless otherwise ordered viii
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aud charged accordingly,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
DOCTOR T. COKE CHOPPER.

n ESPEcTFULLY iafosms the citizens o
Baton Rouge ami adjacent vicin ~ ,iaat hae.
ing e lnoved /, this pace, with The des e of n sSing
a perra"nent location, tenders his profess onai ser-
vices i the ,srious branches Cf Medicine. Sur
gerry, 0b.tetrics g.. and lie hopes b. Unidentified
assiduiiy. to merit a PORTION Of pubic patronage.
Ills Office fos the present is mmedi atety onpo-
size the Louisiana B4anch Bsnk, where he may be
consa. tel, Ia'ess proes ioaaily engaged.
The friends o: DR. Jehl Pc.kins, ar e IL aefred to
his appended c ri.
SIT gives me grea' pleasure 10 recommend 10 the
Ciiizaas Of Ratoa Reuse. nay friend Dir. Crtpasr.
al grad nate Of Trausylvanil University, VITO rom
his extensive experience in practices aud nIetatiga-
bic attention to business, will doubtless give uaieer
sal satisfaction. AMI in al cases where DIR. cra3rer
is the attending Physician, and my ffiends vi h nv
adgiee and attention IN constitution, twill be-
promptly and gratuitousiy rrniefea.n
ian lis ia-6m j PERKINS, N. D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
NOTICE.
Va IOI ICfA,
"a MATT has received on consignment the

ls malta has received on consignment the
GLOWING invoice of goods fen barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniac brandy, ten hhis Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
smushroom catsup,tselye boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels w~hiskey, Fifty kegs leaf lard, three RI
t1es superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Inc store formerly occupied
by j. II. Stuart Esq.
.9T on @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Il Chinese Widote, bring found fsnniug tie
tomb Of her husband, was asked Why she per-
formed so singular an oPerasionl she said shs
had Promised uos to marry sgain while The tomb
remained damp, and hist as it dried very slowly,
she could see no harm 10 assisting in the pro-
cess.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

Worthy Of Brammek-'T,m dreadful!y dis
tressed!" dfawIed out a Bfummellite of the frs.
water who was breakfastipg enc norning,'' un-
s~PeaSably fa'igued. al'sa3y-absolntely exhausted
These mornings are horrid things. Why cant
we do without moraingsl Viii you my dear
madam" confined be, addressing a young lady
who sat near him." sill yon DC 50 ~obligiug as 10
try, ard open that muffin for met for positively
haven't strength 10 tie meantime I'll make an
eGaIi 70 lIln with this b. afloast.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
NOTICE.

BAUM RtUdE, Dec =, io4o.
PMV1ts undersigned has the honor OF iniofGiipg The
ladies lad gent etnen Of Patton Rouge aad
the v~iciaity, that he has just received and opened
a complete assortment OF French and American
ready made goods, viz:
Clothing Of every price anil the latest style, con-
sisting of frocf coats, dress corsS. panta]oans, ~ aist-
coats, oyescoats alno boots shoes, bfogans, pumps
and hats &c &c.
Dry goods domestic and fancy, ladies shar,ls
caps and collars; some beautiful patterns Of
mouSeiiue aad wintat calico. Moreover several
articles OF grocery asspermaceti candies, soap, etc.
He will sell ihs above articles as heretofore; al
p per cent under current prices for cash.
His store is as before in MIR Il Legendre's house
On Lafayette street.
d5 as MARK
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
II II lg II ~.

Nv ~ -
Taken un by N Graplcsa = miles from Hate''
Eoaee, q bliutlel COW aud ratf, marked i crnp
and unlrfbit IN The tight car, upper half crop in
tho lua, branded t'ti ~ an the aldo and or The
hip with IA sitglu "F,n about fear yoars old,
Calf moi marked.
Aug 30 20
TEy AKEN,op by A tfoMFisl on the l1th Of Do
rpmtrf, hlnrk horse, II ~ u hands high
aGut l yasts otd ! frot Witt long tai, name Iial.
evt On, stat Oh the laGe white spot Oh t1,o 40 i, no,
btanI.
daG 40 MA $ M1ssENDEh, Rserrt
vFsaErN up by John Gal lie about fonr miles from
town, a red row 'lirec years old Win hall crop
on tie lett ear, nd avn law lvak hid Under BIT In
tr ig HI, M brand, fht sid COW ha7 cal
bou, six nioaths old.
1910 Ia Nov rs Ranger.
YRAkEN up abeot a week sso,bs Nm SIC PhFn
~ AT the plantation of Cal II eky, n hlo3i b-Y
nurse, about IA la ,adts nigh, 10 brand OF max
dee II ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
NOTICE.

a LII persons indehtet5 II HE undersigned by
"a note OF account, will please pay the same
Immediately to him, or in his absence, to Sam'L.
,Skolield his authorised agent.
Oct 1885 MONTGOMERY SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23

bHN
BA1ON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED III xn. AND aRs. FISHER.
ENYiI4l respectful confidence, We place cur
wv selves illus publicly before the community,
10 solicit that patronage winch Al a5aidu0us devote
mcutto The moral aud intellectual Interests o!
those committed 10 our tuition ~bespGaks. AS coupled
with, and greatly assisting the faithful teacher. We
have from The commencement OF our teaching, pro-
ee,letl OIL tIc i%nluctHe principle, introducing that
series OF Books as last as we coGld, without put
ting parents 10 unnecessary expense. l he iHduettYe
is the course pursued IN tde most Intelligent parts
of 4 Europe, and the most popular in the weird.
| Mere responsibility WAS not the object aimed at, al
| the opening of this scupoi, but that superiority to
which, ability and experience, combined with a la
burious aui Conscientious discharge OF the te4chefS
duty attains. In this we havs not been disappointed.
as the average Number 81 our pupils, together with
their progress show.
have made provision for a most valuable Ii
brary for our school, containing a great variety oil
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
SUBJECT. We have ordered from New York aud
shall receive such apparatus AS is necessary to ex-
plain the different sciences. We shall also re
ceive books aud stationary, OF any KIND, and to an
amouRt, at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
tn principles OF the best authors. Our aim in the
reeitaticiis Of the respective classes, is to 'sslft cut
the whole idea"
The accommodations Of our boarding depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annuln payable
quarterly in advance. Washing an extra clarse.
Music So per quarter. Use of instrument 81
pei month. French $40 per quarter. No dedue-
lions made except in eases of serious sickness.
The course OF the studies embraces every de-
partment CT aa english education. The Ornament
tai branches. including shell and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive par
tieniaf attention.
The eleventh session, of the B. II. F. Academy,
will commences on the second day of January next.
a sense that The success OF p~upils,in acqniringa an
education, depends very mich upon their punctual
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the minds Of
parents. The loss of week, and even a day, may
sometimes be irreparaLiei cspes ally when they
are well Chased.
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zhAittN upb Atd,sw Il ieinretef 90 tho 4a,
~ inst. an iton grey Hogs6, about ID hands
high, 3 OF 0 years old, NJ tnatks re1oeptible also,
an the Bltne fay, a chesnut seriei Horse, about iG
hands high, & Of . yoals oil, sta, in tho forehead,
IN band or Other aauk perceptibic. is AZ
kM RS SPEtR, has rstrrnfd 10 BatDu !. ouge,
ls and proposes . ~iestrnct 4 Glars u twelve
er fifteen young ladies', she will eomaicnee The
TIN Of Januufy next. For further particulars in
quire Of her, at J N Eiatn'a, Esa. 241
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NO, 81, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS.
TB ESpECTFuLI.Y inform their friends ,a
EG The planters generally Ia the vicinity If IA.
ton Rouge, that they are hew confined To the Fac.
forage 4 Commission Business alone, aud the,
hops, from their elose application 70 business. n
receive . share Of public patronage.
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