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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
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'aSe 81 society, and cause tho most odipus and nj :
natural cF1nes to be either regarded publicly with
esteem, d. 'ohhei uPon with ahhorfence. Those
who arc familiar with the safe II society Of goms
N the days oftbe AnEonies, and ID the day. If
nero Gaiis'la, and Don,,liar, viii! appreciate the
truth ef this semart. In one instance. seiepco
~pAl!o5oI by, aud The dome NC virtues we're encour.
aged in every rank of society; aud an n natural
consequence, sfaeqgt5}ity. eoatenf and hnppinena
were dttlased Throughout the whole extent of tia
empire; III the %otlar; r8piae, violence and murder,
Hscama 40 familiar, that even delicate femafes
eoalt speak Of tten in js+t. hut without refsrrinr
70 history, We believe every one IL acquainted
"i'l aoa'9 Instance IN which a public officer has
contributed 10 caugtenance ard extend some TO-
cui,aF VICE. From the chief magistrate 10 the f,w.
e! ot5iegE # lac Republic. every ono has his pe-
Guitar iataonce, which may be esertad for the
COED Or III Of soeiet5. How important, therefore,
Is IT, shat in filing thosa Offices, men should be
selected distinguished for tham virtues a. we'll a.
i9r sheir abilities. Ne s~pletflor of talents should
b. eaagttafea as qualifications (or Office, when the
Itl!Yilasl IL Characterized for some Degrading
vice. Ii The Feop!e elect hfudkafJs, gdtnbIers, and
a1atisloas men 10 I'll the b Oh Offices IF Legislators
ii5H can sheg e4Fect good laws 10 be enacted!
II they e!aes such nlea to Gil thg executive Offices
81 the cdautfy, how eau they expect good laws 10
he a3riinietete13 And fths chief magistrate, ex-
efclaias BIZ pr@rogaiise Of appointment, places in
Office, or relaId$ ID aGjcs, men thus degraded by
Disgusting fna psruiciyus vices, he becomes tho
tyraas, rather shsa tha 5enefactor Of tLa people.
and cosruPs9 the very fountains Of public virtue.
-itosstoa teh6rapt.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

Taaases Moors.-Ntiii lis says. IN 20 article in
tAe New York Brother 3cnashaa:
Moore residence isa cottage oEnee, in the
park Of L~an3oeaa's estate ef Eowoed. The
Marquis is a high minded accomplished noafauran.
literary himself enormously EigA. fsnl Of society,
and capable nes aaiY efeppfeeiasiag the gsnies Of
the sagrame LyEiss, hnt II administering TO his
moods Oh composition Hat 4as wear ri least, hs
is resident On bis ess4ts. ana IS visited by The
choicest society IN sae wofa9s and during this
time tie lss ot guest Ia 5sily SAINTS 70 she poet sha
eraheltisaes TIA dinner party 1t lis pleasure. hs
has alsospf1sats KEYS % the hsfaty, eensesssts-
tiss, Ne and BY delicate AID sys.easstae assiaaitys
~ j. male 10 feed last ne y 10 . Inaaaes he eheaee
aa4 t~aselaFy spisls u she plaea. Iaaes tas nsesa
favorable circumstances, therefore, Moore soa~
versaet hshisaally with he most gifted and pohs
Asae1 saesegs u t4e NqsIa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

TIE Moral Ietfseaee Of Public o.Fesfs.-
There is no class Of citizens that exert 50 general
an influence in society as public officers. Their
elevated stationsCeuasr them peculiarly eonsqse-
uons, and their public and private acts become. In
& degree, familiar TO every rank oil society It,
therefore, they are distinguished for remarkable
virtues OF vices, their stasions enable them 10 ex~
ert either a beneficial on deanoratixtns inGaenee.' ia
proportion to the grade If eiiies they bold. Il. his
been wisely remarked. that ssnan il The ~eFeaspre
of habit AMI whatever tends 10 habituata tae ha-
man mind to seenea of siee and criminal iadat
g~encies. tends to dsPtase IT, The lessons Of bis
tory teach Us, that the inaesnes Of public msa, ~
rendering ssea gzshleoaass, aasy change sA< sefs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

CONVICTED ~ MR. AND MRS. FISHER.
ygTIri respectful confidence, We place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage WhleA an a&sl0uous devote
ment to the moral and Intellectual interests OF
those committed 10 our tuition bespcaSs Us coupled
with, aud greatly assisting the faithful teacher. We
have from the commencement OF oar teaching pro-
coded on the induetise principle, Introducing that
series o fbooksa as fast as we could, without put
ting parents 10 unnecessary expense. | he iBduetlFe
is The course pursued in the most intelligent parts
nf Europe, and the most popular in the world,
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening of this school, but that superiority 10
which ability aud experience, combined with a la
borious aud conscientious discharge OF the teachers
duty %attains. In this We HAYS no: been disappointed,
as the average number OF cur PaE4s, toSeh41F win
theirprogress show.
We have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety Of
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
SUBJECT. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus as IS necessary to ex-
plain the different sciences. We SHAH also re
ceiye books and stationary, oi any kind, and toesa
ainouat, at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the psincipIesofthe best authors. Our aim IN The
recitatlons Of the respective classes, IS TO ''slit cut
the whole idea
The accommodations Of our boarding depart
meht are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annunl payable
quarterly ia advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music So per quarter. Use Of instrument 81
per mouth. Frenctr SO per quarter. Ne dedQe-
lions made except il eases Of serious sickness.
The course OF the studies embraces every de-
partsnent OF an english education. The ornamen-
tai branches. including she'll and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages xhe4 requested viii receive par
ticular attention.
Theeleyenth session, of the b. II. F. Academy
will coto s1eaee on the second day Of January next.
education, depends very much upon their pnnetual
attendance, eaanot too deeply impress the minds OF
parents. The loss Of Il week, aud even a day, may
sometimes be irreparshle; cspea ally when they
are we'll chased.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
"SAMitEL'S WISH.

"sAMiEEL'5 WISH.
/ wants to marry-yes, I docs;
wants a little wife,
To t8at ny hair and wash my neck,
Aud be nay aii-my life.
Ven Adam lived in Paradise,
He didna live content,
TIL from his side A rib vas took.
And into yoman bent. ..
jus, think how Adam must kaye stared
Ven first h. gos awake,
&nd found himself a married ta$n,
Without any Wedding cake.
wish that could do the saint
Just go 10 sleep some night,
Ant wake up in the morning YjalI,
4 wife TO bless ioy sight,
I'm VERY bashful-yes, lam;
'Iwoaid save tue lots Of trouble,
Togo TO bed d single man,
Aud wake up aa I double"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
! malta has received the f3lIoving afd,

A malta has received the following articles
"A On commission 50 boxes sperm eandles:
81 b7xes ciaret vitae, TOO hoses saaps5 tsgs White
lead No /; I5a gallons liaseed oil quo gallons
winter strained sperm oil, 2o0 gallons whale oil,
$50 asktts AnnIyet,e. u boxes extract d'absinthe
20 pieces Kentucky baesiog, 10 colts rope, 5oo
pail asans KIP ~btogans, leo par boys HI ~brogaas.
800 pair russell hrasars, 10 boxrs window glass,
assorted sizes, 20 Kegs lobacc,. ass stett qualities,
90 kegs powder, SO Kegs nail, SO pieces 5l4 brown
s~tetti,g SO pieces 3F4 brown domestic, ao pieces
4g4 Lowell sairsins, 20 Pioushs.
Baton Rouge, feb 6, 5e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
GROCERIES. PROFESSIONS &c.

" w MU&SELAfAN. has received, and or
eN fsrs fer sale on advantagsous terms, he fol
lowing, selected with the greatyst care anf paid To-
in Cash, his custooae 9 may Tepg Oh h ii being flG
nisled with ~atttoIes genuine - quality and 1t HS4
lowest possible prices As ] wa never buys goods
al Auction Saies hare the retGse OF tbe market
is usually disposed o, lie pubic is assured that no
article Of dubious quality can be had at bus st re.
t0}Eegs tesflard,new; % bbts pure rye w~tistcr;
100 bags shot, all sizes: Is bills mess pork 100
boxes sardines, IN oil. so boxes fresh salmon; 50
kegs western bIttar; t09 bills white potatoes; 1000
papers fresh garden seeds: 100 bills fectjhed
whiskey; 10 bBls common brandy: 2 pipes cham
paigne brandy; ! pipe Holland GIN: 5 ao&es old
port wine lG bb!s rno!asses; 80 b5is greeo apples:
| Dbl Buffalo tongues, smokId 10 aroms Is 30
bozes raisias, 100 boxes cIaret ISL Julien Medic,
long cork, jan 20 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
GOTss:ss se
I'D IT.. n A u


rUAs r~cturneds aud is again located in Baton
It'll Rouge. Heaespectally ~proifers his services
to his patrons FOR tAe performance Of all operations
Of Dentistry and rf-attention to former operations,
Office one door Nsrth Of John Reid, in room for
meriy occupied by A. Deyaif, Esq: 81
James m. EEnsFa &c Amos Adams,
A TrORNEYS and Couusellors AT Law, will
"a. praJtice contointly in The 3D., 9TH, and 9th
Iodici,, Districts Office at h"'o" Rouge near the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
4ooetrp.
THE WORM AND THE FLOWER.
By J. MosreoaEuY

You're spinning for my lady, Worm.
silk garments for the fair;
YOU'RE spinning rainbows for a form
More beautiful than air;
Wien air is bright with sunbesms.
Aud morning laists arise
From woody wales and mountain streams,
10 blue autaEinal skies.
Your. training for my lady, Flower,
You're opening for my love
Tn glory Ut her summer bower,
Atiile sky-!sras aoar aInYe. O
60, tsiac lief locks with rose~buda,
Or breathe upon her breast;
NiHie zcpi.yf8 susi the aatef foods,
aud rock the ~t.a!cyou's pcst.
i'ut oit there Is another worm
Eta Long will wish her,
And reFei on her lovely Eorn
Ia Tho dark scpalchret
Net from thai sepGiohre shall! spring
n Hover a. sweet Al thist
hard by tIsc nightingale. ohali sing,
SOFT WINDS !ts petals Kiss.
Fi'ai! enblems ortraii beauty, Sc,
In bes4tY wtao9ouid trust;
Since all tt4i charms &c eye must be
~ Coftaigaed 70 worms and Aus,,
Yet he the Hover that decks her tomb,
Her &1n! shall quiz tI.r clod,
md shine imaraatline bloom
Fast by tfD throne otGodi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

Parish or HEST EATON ROUGE
Sale by order Of The Court Of pfobates.
TyeY virtue al an order nom the court Of probate:
- OF the perish aforesaid. there viii be Offered al
public sale by s1e. undersigned Judge and ~ ofiieie
snetfanepT, on the | 9Th March nexi, at the office Of
sal j Judge. bet cen the hours Of 10 and - VI, tht
two following Gatned slaves, helnng,us 10 the sue
eess;pn Of the lafe Alex Fsaard, VIZ.
A negro naeasd C~etestns aged ID yeas AID ia
cob, A negro aged - years.
I0Hiitfuus-~t h.
West Baton ttouee, l. FAVf0rt
febll | Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
Caldwell & EIicEy.

NO. GO, CANAI sT.,eNEW ORLEANS,
WD ESPECTFELiY inform their friends and
10 the pianterfgenerallYJn the vicinity Of pa
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage & Commifsion business alone; and they
hope, from their close application to business. 10
receive q share of ;'uelic parsonage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

|- , FVIIJN. nv. 4
tA~ Malta has received on consignment the
o~llowing invoice q goods :-Ten barrels ~inferi-
or, low price eosniac brandy ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks fold port sine, two quarter
casks Malaga wiaes twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sisslppi BRAID, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
boxes nanshFoom catsup, Twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whiskey, fifty kegsleaf lard, three RI
Aes superior qualiEY, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syfus,. A part Of the forenamed
articles viii be sofa at pnblicauetion this day at
ioo,eloek A. NJ, q The store f~ornaerly occupied
by j. u. Stuart Elsa.
iQT %
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T.. Il. LANDgY,& co.

N hRuGGGi>Tf j. and .apothec aries, andwlole
AV sale dealers il Medicines, Oils and Pants
English and freuthj Chemicals, Window Glass
rerlumeries. varuiales Dye stuffs, Spices &c.
Their store for thS present is at No. ll8 Julia
street, one door from; corner2nf Camp.
prN. .. Particular attention will be paid to
putting up family medicines, MEDICINE chests, and
orders from The cofntry generally. Q Landry & Co.
invie planters and me shrnics to give them a call.
New 0flea-s. Jane 8 III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

YWylKEN up by 1 I'Oficial on the Eth or DE.
epmbsr, n btacEs horss, IL OF 10 hands high,
about ! years old 4 }et white, long tail man half
cut of, stat on The flee whte spot Oh the nose, no
brand.
dae:4e i ~ MUssENDEN, Ranger
auSr EEGGiA3D; TIE Pal .hader . vol,
% .,pcof s~hsi4arI , vol, Fool # Quality 2 vol,
Home il tcsand vols Nicholas I ickleby, Marian
or YotfAag hsaids For nae, Ihs Gentleman OF The
Old SCHOOL. cuts W u aer. fies Abridged, Tho
Boys oAve Book, Gunns nr@:estic Medicine revi-
ssd Edition. Ho9pet's Mea.:ai Dictionary, Com
stock q Geology, fha. Life and Travels Of Mungo
Park, Raqeel % Banking, lockers Life Of JEFF
ferson, sIofiani's Liz, Of Martin Van Buren,, The
Life of Black Iiawt, fhs Life OF Booze, pIa-
%tatch's. Lives, Russesl's History Of G,eece aud
France, The Log Cftin A lnianac for 1871, The
Fortune Tellers Owy t;ock, Barritt's Geography
of the IIea vens--JnAlher with a variety nf Blank,
Bill. Mote and Recea,t Boaks, aud a large assoit-
ment of Geyman Stlyhf Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles and BOTANIC Medicines ff Sale at the
Bookstore of GEO. M BERGMAN.
Septrmher l-30
NEW SUPPLY FOR FASHIONABLE
GOODS.
FEyflF unaersigne4 has the honor to INFORM the
Ill ladies and estt semen If naton Rouge and
viciu.t 5,il,aa he has ssi received a splendid assort-
ment Of goods of the latest style, consisting Of la
dies fapscy sh wise Of I'll qualities.
Ladfas aad geuttesnrn's floaks. cloth and MT
fiuos
Fsne II 'oliana A tnnel, Bombazine, mousclin, de
iaint,
English aud French merinas, cashmere, ~casinets,
and ssaiinets,
French aliros of the latest patterns,
English prints +"
American
Furnit,rs ="
Table cloths and Jewels.
Russian and Iris linen, of all qualities,
LineaIantl inca ealnb ic handkerchief, plain
aa,d emhroi lesed,
Lineii ami cotton | ees,
Satins AMI sl&s,
Ribhtd,s aud at. iicial lowcrs of all qualities,
A goat variety 0! buseries, cotton wo,sIed and
@ silk,
Gehtiemeu's hne oHercoats,
81: conlntnn +"
Frock and dress coats,
Cashmere cloth and latin uaiScnals,
Rouhia bnuts. AMI pans of all qiatiles.
Linen slEr,s,
Cot,..h 7" with lipen b0soms,
Freuch calico shirts,
Drawers and under shirts, plain aai worstsa,
9 Cloth an ! fur caps,
French black SIX bats,
Americas
Wstefprao brngaus aad boots and a good assort-
me At of ID e. and boots ofal! qualities, for ladies
AMI gentlemen aud chi iren.
Reached; and nnbieached domestic,
Negro clothing,
Pei ticking aud chnrk, of al qualities,
SILK umbrellas,
Plai in wh3te china sets, with gilt borders,
Crockery and glass ware, &c &c.
Which he offers for sale at the lowest cash price.
The ladies AMI gentlemen are respectfully invited
to come and visit his assortment
DStNGFR,
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SILNE Il -sses NJ

| gWgHE stl,scrrlhar has ~torste'. himself in the towTf
u Of Baton Rouge attic 9ld stand, lately oc-
cnpied By Iteezei Fitz Patrick, where all kinds Of
! Watches, Clocks, Organs, AN. Music Boxes will
be repaired on tie shortest notice and in the best
STYLE. lie has os hanl facle glasses Of all
colours and suitable for all ages, which he viii fit
in at a reduced price. All kinds Of Iaweiry men,
ded in a neat manner. Hehas also all kinds Of
Jewelrv FOR sale, low for Cash.
Refe reace may be made 20 Capt. Senris, $.
Hyatt and P. A9Waiker. : :
Oct - - G. MOORE.
0@z~Old gold aud silver tn len ln payment for
work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

vi MJSsELM4N, wholesale and retail
@D grocery, comerdf Chuich aud Market SITS
having Seen III the gr ycery business for many years,
feels satisfied from isag experience that he can
offer as snuGt N iuceileat ia tive way of bargains,
as any house IN BaFs,n Rouge; | shall keep on
hand the ensuing y~ea.not onfy HE leading articles,
such as sugar, coffee, saolasses, salt etc bat every
thing that can passjhifcome under the head even
10 the most minute articles, so that a bill can be
6lled none house ale4e, without leaving a custom
es 10 lua over town t1sset il.
Received this day, El00 sacks Of coarse and fine
salt, 80 boxes honey Aaw tobacco. 90 boxes negro
and cavendish tobacco, % boxes Virginia tobacco,
s boxes cool Tennssste tobacco, $1,000 fine So
CARS, sdrted qualities CD boxes fEe raisins, Is
sacks of green coffee, 30 ba'r5ls Of Attakapas su-
gar, very dry and whisa, 100 boxes long cork claIet
10 boxes Muscat wig. 5 boxes champa sne VINE.
% duzea painted BUCKETS, 100 boxes No soap Of
the best, 50 boxes caailles,sorled qualities.
And a great variety d numerous 10 mention of 9th
err articles ID my line, AMI ts II s1g tnynNi can
underseti me IL is no sIch a thing, buy my articles
at the very largest seommission houses in the
city, a. L bay for cash and | know that ] am as
good a judge Of groceries us any man.
ian 2 46
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GARDEN saEns


NOTICE.
<EyHE hndersisnae! tnfornz his friends and Gus
Il toners, that:hf has re4osed his store to the
house adjoining Jauses Ma3sker's on Church st
whrre he intends keeping a ge.'eral assortment o
dry goods, clothing, s:loes, bnots, hats, hari ware,
e., W ieh will be .s5sa low fir cash. H takes
his opportunity In inquest thsse who are indebted
TO him,t call aud settle thei: accoants.
j2 Al II V BABTN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

PAcKEr.
Every Tuesday ~moraing, NJ 10 o'at9ek.
,sr7ssrsg Captain Jesse Hat has
d Ia the slfasrre Of informing
S1E1s54r4.ss-ssssIa4g his friend ard lhe pubic
that the elegtnr steamboat
pERSIAN ha bteu purchased for a pcrna-
net packet between ,hia and the above ports, apa1
viii t Ike tie place OF tie sesn.cf Nav oIeass
for the future, and will leave IL.
lcvse as shoee, litturnjn2, will leave fa}on
Sara tve.Sy Ft5tay morning, alto o'eiock. FOR
comfort. room and elegance, the Persian IS une-
q+atttd, having recently Undergone extensive al
t]e!ations. For height ~ passtge amy OF board,
oonosjle Cont street Wharf. to Captain f3au,
GF 10
BOGEET 81 HA WTH0EN,
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cor o. Lafayette and Chulch s.
Nov Id 40
DOCTOR T. COKE CEOPPTR,

DOCTOR 7. COKE CHOPPER,
IT'D ;.sPEt TFui.LY informs the citizens o
ZIG, Baton Rouge an,i adjacent vicinity that hav.
Ing removed to this place,wIth The design Of making
a permaiue nt o ation, teatsrs his profess onal ser
vices in: the various branches Of Medicine, Sur
gerry, Obstetrics &. mud lie hopes b. onrep'itted
a~ssidui'y, to merit a potion Of pubic patronage.
His Office for H. p;estnt is immediately oppo-
site The LOUISIANA B taach Bank, where he may be
consulted, in'ess pfofss ionaiy engaged.
The Eliends ofDf ysh i Perkins, ar e referred TO
his appended c.rl. !
SIT gives me grea4 3 asnre 10 10 the
Citizens of Baton Roage, my trieni DR.. Chopper,
1t eradaa.e If Transplant. University, who from
his extensive espefie he in psactif e, and in leGatig l.
BILE a~lteIltioa to businEss, will doubtless i've univer
sal satisfaction, and ia a~ti.cases whare DR.. Chopper
is the attending Physician, and my friends viii my
advice and attention in constitution, il VIII be
promptly AMI graraitaiisl y renIefaa."
ian lG t9-5m PERKINS, VI. D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
HO u

u nBARRELs Of Mess and Prime Po'k,war-
eEO rented ol the best quality; just received
for sale by
Dec as 1t I.& E.F, PHILLIPS & Go
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A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, either
Ea by note o. book account are respectfully re.
guessed to call AMI sette Without delay, Otherwise
their accounts viii be handed over to an Officer for
eoileGtion.
J3O 81 lot GEO NJ HEEONhN,
PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
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DISSOLUTION 1F C0FAKTNEKsuIP.-

1y Office Is hereby given, that the copartnership
heretofore existing usfder the fam of souterre and
FaSrot was dissoIsf'i by mutual consent on
the 10th December 1879.
Dir. G. souterfe, bi'"g now the sole proprietor
of the apotfecasy, by.au act passed before Judge
TessieF. and having aurchasea the entire interest
of III. B. Fasrot. heTsmes responsible, for all the
legal debts afthe said firm, and he is also autho'
rized 10 receive al detts due the said firm, as well
asfh0se due The firm III Favor and Goraam.
dec la Il. SOUTERRE NJ. ID.
I'll Il. FAEROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
NVSaWANSh SHAY

An Wa c Hnn.ttted t. the Ja al Baton
80 Z 70 sc on the 9Th Of December. 1910
ga%s a ntgf" ntan, who caiis himself John,
T~Hs/ atet4 IL inches high, about Is or
Fa~s!asx1Assses ~ yeas of age, a Cle.lt, and says
he belongs 10 sylvan bomd,in II
iaYoi ltafoHfchs. Tn owner il requested 10
comply win the law an take him away.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

40 Was fro eit TO t1e depot At Eaton
IAW ! Rouge on the nth I'D cetaftr, ls41
from he Jail Of 3bsfvji!e Iarisb, a
TV/ Negro man. VINO calls himself Notria,
sas@k11sazx 4 feet ) 2 ireh hjeh,ab,ut g wears.
ofase. AID says lie belongs u SAM
"e' u White OF Irone see. tbs ownes is r.
que>'ed 10 comply with he law and ta4c Tim away.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27

~ ~ AS brought 10 The Depot at
Az Baton Rouge, irum the Jail
49, or tic Parish Of ll,:niHe, GA the
sGES/ 18th Of October, 1910, IA negro ulan,
r.M.L who calls himseIfiiEsRY WILLIAMS,
s feet Z Ia inches high, about, II
years Of age, and says he belongs to William Glib
son, Of New Orleans. Tue owfer ia requested 10
comply with the !a" and take him away.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-27
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UiKEv up by ! L'ofrial on the Eth Of De
eeu,b:r, a black. horst, 10 OF 10 hands high,
about j years old 4 fet white, long tail, mane half
cut of, STAT on The fsce wl:te spot on the nose, no