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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
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cPOcERIES. PROFESSIONS 81

GROCERIES,, PROFESSIONS Sc.
E W MUsSELMAN, has received, and Of
a. fefs for sal lie on advantageous terms, The fol-
lowing selected with the greatest care ami paid for
in Cash, his customers may rely on heir being fur
n;shed with articles geGuine in qualify and at the
possible prices ASH " Nj never bays goods
st Auction Sales where the :efass2f the market
is usually disposed Of, the public isSSssored that no
article Of dubiousauaIity can be had at his st re.
100 keys leaflard, new; % bbls pure rye ~uhiskey;
100 bags shot, ali sizes; IS bbls mess pork 100
boxes sardinaa, III oil 50 boxes fresh salmon; 50
kegs western butter; 100 bbls white %pot'toes: 1000
paners fresh garden seeds: 100 bb!s rectifed
whiskev; 10 b5Is common brandy . pipes CHAM
paigne brandy; ! pipe Holland gin: 5 boxes old
port wine; 10 Dbl molasses; so bbls green apples:
bib Buffalo tongues, smoked; 10 drums figs; 50
boxes %raisins, 100 boxes c'aret ''St J alien hledoc,
oag cork. ian 20 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

A Econ S~roRF.-The iSpy 10 "a7.'fP'on
Who is rlwass cracking exaeiieht J'hesi '' ~
r.dI,r;.y ycotl ,un m one ID his late letters.
n. 50 Representats We from Virginia, was
.Lan,u iii. phys,cian hfter q few days asten-
,iance, expressed apprehensiot.s thas ne aonlu no'
recover. Mls- consnuing TO grow wnFye'
80, ro, fr;end. TO whom he Communicated the
,,...,,.ns;,,n OF the ohy sisian, and then SAID IN a
N. ! j manner; snow my: friend, | have a favor
,aa,r II sh,nld die do NIT let me he buried At the
,,msasa ofCongres. Tor byi Cd, it is uneonstitu-
AL -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
SWITZERLAND.

There has been another revolt in several towns
in Switzerland. and whose people recently ndopt-
ed new constitutions proposed by the Govern
nent Of each. The aris:ocrstic party and the
Catholics resisted the government tFoaps for
three days, and the result. was the utter rout Of
the insurgents. The4molks had also taken pan
in The rebellion, in conse suence Of which all mon
asteries within the canton Of Argau had asen
supprsssed. This extreme measure, it WIS sup
poaed. would lead 10 new troubles. The c&ci!e-
meat in May Of the large towns was intense.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

We take The folnci'g extract from the Colo.
NAL Magazine, for ZACHARY. 1871, published in
London. II, as is thought, i. expresses The views
Of Lord Faltnerstoa. II SIS important. We ale
now j. seems, to be iuliniAated into concession 10
the en,ite claims Of the Btilish Possibly the de-
lay in the negotiating Of the 3 ~,undary question
is improved in the preparation Of the squadron
aiIu led To-,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Faox Eukorx-The news by The Steamer
Britannia i. not pe'isics'iy irnpor'ant. The
British parliament, was opened on The 26sh jun
uary by tho Queen 10 person. In the opening
speech no menEnn ia made Of American affai's,ho'
notice is tsken Of a treaty with the Republic Of
Hay,i, for the suppression of the slave trade, e
suhiecs which the fanatical ~aGi,a;ars Of Abolition
will no, allow to rest till u7seersa! emancipation
is conceded.
Commercials, and monetary matters in England
we're in rather a gloomy stare. The principal
items Of news will be found in our cciunn.-fh
next arrival may bring intelligence indicative Of
,he course which British policy may dictate GO re-
guris hes relations with this touatry.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
HOLLAND.

The terms of the treaty between France and
Holland are now known. France receives ccto-
NAL produce from UpilanS BY the Rhine, which is
favorable 10 tho manufacturers of A!sace. 90 well
ss to Consumers OF coffee and sugar, but very dis.
ss.rous TO f1ayso. The duties On Dutch cheese
are also diminished. Holland. in turn diminish
cd, by one half, her duties on Frerch porcelain,
pnpsrshangings, cutlery ,lace aud silks. The du-
lies on French wines and Lranjies are taken off.
This is the most important concession.G0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

q AooT0R McGIMsEY, a graduate of Tran
Ell Sy!van'a University, having settled perman-
e"..y ~ ,Fato" Rouge, respectfully tenders his pro-
fossionas services 10 its citizens and those of i,s vi
cinliy.. WIN an experience of more than fifteen
yearstn the practice ofhis troft 5, ion, seven years
having Dee" spent N the south, he hopes, by lis
quaiihca,'ons and devotion to business, 10 secure
Inc conhdenee and merit The patronage of this COM
.nunity. His Office, on Lafayette str, CT one door
north Of Mr. tIrguet's where he NAV be found. il,
all hours, Unless absent attending to the duties of
MS ero ~. feb q 3 fin
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

crs. T. resarss.t, Esq, request. u. to say
,l4st lie declines bsins 4 cand'aata for the Office Of
Magyar a,sho a~nsuiug monicipal eiec'ion; fearing
,L.at his other Agoc siidn, might ihtersere With &
rropar discharge Of the. du,tes Of Town Mssis-
srate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

We learn (says The Norfolk BsGcon) tina, the
psesi lent has noninatels to the senate len lieu
tenant. .fsr prnmotias 20 commanders, and
oriy eight Or Rhy passed midshipman to be
iiea.spaass.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
GREAT BARGAIN.

nth. proprietor o'sshe Baton Rouge G'Ho''e
having besn compelled from III health, 10 leave
thia country the establishment is on rcd for sale on
very advantageous tcr,ns.
Apply to,
jan ~ 80 sTErHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

EaUST received Rotteck's hi toly of the World
cU comp!eta in 4 vol Walker on Internarriacc,
Fotii@r on the contract q sale alsa ON c~onsign-
msnt; 5H,O0D tish hooks. ~sssored sizes. 10 doz
fstingIIaes; 65 doz genuinE EIoiocne water. war.
rtntet, 90 dnz boxes tap,r] on wood aud paEer:
81 single barrel guns, hfnrtlna percussion To-, k;
Tor sale low a. the bookstore of
~ ; GEO "a HERDHAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
EUROPEAN ITEMS.
FRANCE.

The news from France lie not important
The report Of M Theirs on the notifications of
Paris occupies a great space in the French JOUR
nails, but it joes not appear to have produced
much etfec, uprn the people; who regard the sub
iect With little interest.
The whole subject Of the war expenditure was
a, the last dates. occupying the at!cntion of tho
French Chambers.
The French Funds declined IN consequence of
the unfavorabls impression produced ny the
speech OF the Queen of England, in which there
was no allusinn to France.
The Paris papers have made a great noise aho's
the dramatic censorship baving stopped the rep
rssentation of q melo-drama, rejecting on, or III
dicuiing tho Queen Of England.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

-. We are u,hrSsoA to auuoruce MIR III.
ToYau,N. ne candidate for SuieCtman at ian
ensuing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

nrTn announcing Mr. j. fnqnno, in hast
WEEKS Gazette, ss a candlds,e FIR she o'lice OF
seiscstnsn, ut tho next municipal election, we
stated, inadvertently, that he .'So'icitcd the s"f~
f,,,ea of bis fenaw towrysmen.'' Now, aithe' -t,fi
a candidate, Mr.. Taquino declares that he
soAciis no man's 'o,c.s
~ Since the above was in type, Mr.. 7 has
called 10 say TIM no declines being nominated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

.yta. Eprrnn- PHRASE announce Mr.. T
Annnun.. candidate COR salcc,ussu at she aP-
preaching election, as 10 Nil 30 saPpof'e" os
MANY Voters.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
sAML sKGLFlELD, Clerk.

RESOLVED, That The 4th section of an or
dinancc passed on The 23d Of August 1891, re.
speeding The police OF slaves be SO amended, that
40 negro slaves shall be permitted to have balls.
ar assemb!ages for the purpose of dancing with
in the limits ofthe corporatinn ofthe town Of Ba.
ton Rouge, unless the owner of the house at
which such ball OF asscmblhge il to be held shall
FIRST .pl!y to the town Magistrate and obtain from
him permission TO hold such Ball or asse,nblase
And he i, further res ,lsed, that any owner or
occupant Of house within said limits who shall
permit negro balls to he held on bis premises
withou: fist having ebiained permission a. above,
| shall on conviction thereof. before the town n,ss~
Isirn,e be fined in sum not exceeding twenty
FIVE dollars, at the discretion Of tie .cwn mag
islrate.
ms 4 s Sk0LFtELD, Cietk.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
BETWEEN PORT HUDSON. NEW
ORLEANS AND INTERMEDIATE
I .rrFNHS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

A letter flon Moscow states, that tue British
expedition against China had given "a very I'M
favorable turn to the trade between China and
Russia. The quantity of',ea sent to Moscow di~
minizied from i00, 0c0 chests, the am"unt Of last
year. 10 40, 900, as the Chinese can now only
send their goods by land. The expor. of Russian
goods to China, chiefly cloth, hal also greatly di,
uinishad
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

ADJOURNMENT or THE Lgals1AruRx.-S0n
Monday last Inc Legislature Of Louisiana ad
journed sise de, AFTER a session Of sixty four days;
having, during this brief space, gone through an
unusual announ, of busince., mere especially meas.
ures ola local character, which mus; proves
source Of sra,a.a,ion 10 The various members and
their constituents, whose wishes aud interests
have thus been SO sigpaily advanced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
CHI TESTER. p ].
PR0RATR Il

u SifE"E will be sold on Monday Mach goth
IL, at the Court House. 1913 acres of land Oh
the st branch. of Wards Creek, at about I
miles IRON Baton Ro'se. belonging 10 the success
$40" Oh IL VI Ienham, dec. Terms l. , and 3
years, with ~secarity and mortgage.
s27 3 Oh TESTER, p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

GIVE s' authorized 10 n'hei',cs Mr. o7AS
Hacker, a. a ca1dtda'stfor the otice OF treas
aiet aud Co!teesk nflhe ensaing election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NOTICE.

AOf1cEis hereby given to all persons i, d b.
AS ed 10 jean Pierre Amy, to come forward and
ssttie The + accounts, AMI those hssi,g tlain,s
9 gainst tie ali j z Apry, are requ st, d o lodge
The same. Gully anthettcated, with The untel-
sjsned.
i27 3 81 CHI TESTER p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF West Baton Rouge--Fourth Dis-

Oh 6 johnson Sd possessor.}
Order of SECURE ami Sale.
I'd virtue of an order of seizure and sale. to
- me directed, by the hon the 4th District
Court, pari h and State aforesaid. viii be exposed
"a, publiL sale on
Saturday, april 8, ls4l.
Al ths Court House cf said Parish, between the
Usual hours of sale, all the Fight, title, Interest or
demand OF Ch q Johnson, third possessor, defend
ant, III and to the following property, viz:
A plantation situated in this parsh at about a
halt mile above the town of Eaton Rouge.
continuing hve arpents in front, on the River Mis-
sissippi, with a depth of eighty arpenfs, parallel
linss, bounded above by v Allan, ST., formerly,
and nov Ch Pipes, and below by lands of 8 Hirart.
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and sold subject to The servi,ude. Off Ca
nal, Of twenty feet in Width, CT ossing at a certain
distance Of the river.
Seized TO satisfy.the judgement aud costs in the
above entitled suit.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
WIT HEBERT.
feb u 3 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Vine SrarE CoyvEKriov.-The conrcn-
ton assembled in the haa of the House of Repre-,
aentatives on Tuesday the 9ta %ias,aut; and, by a
msinrisy OF votes, nsae choice Of Henry johnson
as the Wing Candidate for Governor of L.ouisi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
DISASTERS BY FLOOD.

Terrible devastation had been caused 10 varlous
parts Of Engtat d, and also on the continent, BY
inundsions, resulting from sudden shaws. At
Brentford the bank and locks ofthe Gtsnd Junc-
lion Canal, snro way. and The waters t'versrscad
the cornsry. destroying grea. quantities ofpraper-
ty and ~st-egsl lives.
AT G7eenw,ch the streets were inundated. and
the cellars we're filed with wafer. Wlnsdor also
was oyerhnsed, end the destruction of property
for manv miles around was most extensive.
At Wattord tie inhabitants were Obliged 10
take refuge in The upper ROOMS of their houses.
The accounts srs similar from ESSEX, Willis,
Sunderland. aud indeed almost all the midland
coun,ies. Salisbury Fipin WAS swept by the in
andatlon. Al Sunderland great quantities Of
shipping were destroyed. The floods extend d also
20 Scotland, and siGiiiar accounts were received
from France, &c.
Tax E%ouspaRr QuEsTIos.-The London
Spectator has the following passage on the SUD-
ice, Of the North Eastern Boundary.
The most interesting passage in the Pfesi-
dents message. relates to the disputed bounda-
ries; it informs US, from tae other side ofthe At
lantic, what our government is doing. It seems
that the modes of settling the matter is still under
discussion IN Downing street. The President,
judging from the desire evinced by both Govern
menis to bring the dispute respecting the north
eastern boundary settlement, end from The IA
,ure of the poin,s still under discussion. anticipate
a speedy conclusion. Mr. Van Bureo is not much
versed in .open questions and their valne-or
ct least not SO well as those in Downing street.
The American government have also made a
proposition for referring the Lake Of tie Woods
boundary to arbitration before it becomes quite SO
urgent and comp Heated a question as the alaies
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
ALGIERS.

The latest accounts from Algiers, state that the
French had marched from Ch,rchell, 10 make a
rgzziQ; thst is. to s:rpfise, Ilundar. bern, ond
i st,oy a Io,r Arab village. they killed twenty
| Arabs, wounded as many more,a and captured some
oxen and muiss. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
PORTUGAL.

Notwithstanding all the efforts ofthe revoln-
linnary opposition, shs set to give effect 10 the
convention fsr tie navigation Of the Douro, and
thereby ends the quarrel with sgain, passed tie
Chamber Of Deputies GA the 18th instant, and on
The l7th was sent up to the Senate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
VOVNG PACOAE'Y.

FEyHE fne Crco!e Stallion, PAco-
go T. LET. will stand tie present sea
". AA son. alternately at the rcsidei ce OF
Nl-AAA Frederick P,kels, on the d"'ch
49, Highlands, six mills from Baton
Rouge, and at the residence of the
undersigned, known as the Headen p anlati"n,
Parish Of Ihyersil e-thrce Gays at a time 1T the
former aud SIX days at the latter. Seas n 90 nmenc-
ing 9Th of March and ending 9Th Of .June.
Price for the season. ten do!lars-to ensure, hi
tern dollars.
Young fasolet was foa'sd the property ofJames
McCalop OF West Eaton Rouge. iiei IS a grandson
+ cid Pacolet. Ills Grand dam was Dare Devil,
his dam was a Bertrand
He is FIVE years old in June next, a b.aut;fal
bright bay, sx'ean hands high.
mo Pm S GORHAM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
STATE OF TRADE

MANCHESTER. No improvement has taken place
here since our last report, and until tb"re is some
decided stand in the L~ieerpool market, thiass are
likely to ~corltinue in their present stale. The eff
fec, of the present dulness is, that many are SELF
log cloth and ysru on ensier terms, while others
continue firm in their demands. The business
transacted in orders is at present very snali.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

1--WE ar, AUTHORISED 10 anuoanbe MIR Wm II
ynrso. A a candidate fsr Mayor, .. this ensuing
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

,.-@We are requested t5 ans,ou'lce SAMUEL
SIX rfsLD, Est. as . candidate fr The ot"re 81
rrs,sa re, and Collector, as the ensuing munich
pni 3rct'on.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

opWe are. authorised 10 annan.ice WILLIAM
On, 80, a. a c.udidass for sh9 office OF Mayor,
at lhs next ~elec!ion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
saturday, Marc Il I ., ssAi

GIVE are authorised to announce n 'A"s ~
Coopsn, Esq, as a candidate tf 'he 'ho' F"
v,vot nj tie next municipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
LAK NOTICE

YyFlE oopartnersh p heretofore existing betwe'o
james NJ Elan and Amos Adams, under )
tQn ofEIam and Adams, is this day dissolved 90
mutual conssit all unfinished business entru Ted
aid firm, will be attended TO b. them unity.
JAMES NJ ELAN,
m6 4 AMOS ADAMS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

TIE following IN mel gen'ie'n"" az .
menied rs su'tab's csiI'dates tf Se'Ve'"'" a.
the eesujus election.
a NJ Moreno,
...s.t.. Anthony Mnuset,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13


MuRsKa og Mn T.uxa.-We stated in last
SEEKS Gszatta, tha, a man answering the de,
s~cription Of The inlividuoi accascd Of tbs ErIder
Of Mr. Feure. al Na.clisoches. had been arrested
on suspicion, and subsequently discharged. In
the latter par, Of nur statement ~c were 10 errof.
fr ne are assured he is still in jail. Through the
poli.cncss Of hr G A Caoppin, Of this tosn,wbo
has ;asi arrived from N a,chito hes. we learn shsl
the real Simon Pure: samosi p Sscks,t, was
caash, while making tspid stIides towards Texas,
-broegh, back-and. fully committed for trial;
and farther. tia, SscSgt, who ia a Creole of Ma
tchispches, bears no resemblance whstever to the
poor Italian in du,Gacs rih here, ~ho ought now
to be set apliberly.
Ofthe pcrson in Custody ssa fugitive from
justice 10 n stct,ez, ~ve9earn n~aiaing farther.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

MIR, Fl. CAnn4rA, is a Candidate fer 'h@
,tf,-, IF s,lsc,,uan q, ilas ue.. tnunscipal cleo
ilo,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NOTICE,

NDItCf.
IklHE unders gn.d have the loIor to infIm
~. the pubic and all III ,se interested, that the
been d 8 olyed % mutual consent. Mrs Widow
Hebert ani here ct son Adol he, Hebert, will
succeed Mr. fIeherG 6I BIS interest in the fl m of
Com;ad4 and Heber, aud are responsible for his
engagement, as appfars by an act passed before
VIZ Wikoff, N"taryPub,ic in Baton Rougo, be-
twesn said Mrs iIab.rt, her, son Adolphe Hsbett
and Courtate, vino agree to ~Iiluidate all the debt
'cgal'y due and contracted by the aforesaid fra
# Courale and Hilbert. the firm viii be he,e-
after kroWn under tie title of Courtade u Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NOTICE.
HEAD QUARTERS lItb RECT l. M.

HEAD QUARTERS 18th RECT T. NJ.
Baton Rouge, La, March 4, Is4l.
RegimeDtal Order No l..
OTCol A Malta, having resumed the command
Of the ith Regiment L. M, Major J e l.ayet, is
consequently relieved from the conn a ID
Big Gen. s Roussead requests the officers of
the 1l.h Regiment Of T. NJ. and also the officers of
the 9th Regiment L NJ, residing above the Court
House IN w. Baton Rouge TO meet him at the court
House OF Fast Baton Rouge on Sunday the 2Sth
March next at u O'Clock a N, in order to make
some arrangement tor officers drill.
A Malta,
Col Eth Rep't L M. Coun,nd;,n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

TssaraIcass.-Has, week our Thespiau
Society moved into lhs ~luilline on The corner Of
Lafayette and Church ,stteets. which is fitted up
in . tasteful! manner, with seats sufficient 10 &C.
co.pmodsts q numerous andit,Sy; land on Saturday
evening last,a series of:en1sHainmea'. were g'vsa,
with 8 force and effect ma, would have done NJ
,iiscredit 10 more experienced professors Of the
his,rouic .rt. Such aaansements deserve encour
agcmen,, IS they sead 10 dispel eanui and chase
away tho ~mssrina. ~ the way, the scenic
decorations reflect much credit on The s-'its-l'se
.kiR of the amateur b. "aoca they were designed
and executed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

boundary. The propositions is under considora-
Ion in England.
Rllnprs had renchol the United States Of the
arrival Of British troops within the dispoted
territory. They were seat, according to report,
by Lord Sydenham, without knowledge of Sir
John Harvey; and it is said, that they were only
passing through, on their way to New Bruas-
wick. If there is any foundation for the story, it
certainly seem. indiscree. 10 have thus risked col
Iissions aud further complications OF SO en'barras-
sing q question.
EUROPERN TTEffS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
Col 18th Reg'tL NJ, Commanding.
HEAD QUARTERS 9Th RECT l. M.

HEAD QUARTERS 9Th RECT l. M.
PMquemine, March i, Is4I.
Order No /.
Or BrigadsSSr General Gnstaye S Rousseau, of
the Sth Bril- ahe l. NJ. assumes this dav. the com.
mand of the 9Th Brigade l. NJ. All returns will
"cco d nsly be made 10 him, at his head aua, ters.
es,AbIi he'd in the town Of Plaquenine, Parish Of
iberyllle.
By order of \-
g S\ROUsSEAU,
Brigadier General, com'd'g 9Th Brigade L NJ.
VALSAIN J DUPUY,
Abide Carp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
MAYONAXTY.

"a ESOLVED. That the veg ,bie market
ma place be sold to tie highest bidder, at the
u atket House on Saturday the 20tl, March 1871,
for tie term of enc Jear from the 2lst of Al ri next
purchaser 10 give note with two God end,r ers al
Is mtnthe fem II e said 2lsi Of Apll, pay able in
Bank.
SAW, SEGI FIELD. Clerk.
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agg-esssssss~, TEsfIE fine staunch ard
i z fast running steamer
=cTTsssfeb1s rrf~ HAIL CoLUMn!A, & W
S5fASEss@gEs A2gsTfSsN Northain master, VII.
run as a regular weekly
Packet be,weeB the above named places, ewing
New Orleans every Wedne.deg morning at 10
o'clock and Por. Hudson every Sunday, immedi-
ateiy a ter the arrival of the Railroad Cars. and
will touch at all the ports aud landings on the
coast, foI tue reception aud delivery OF freight and
passengers.
n. B. Tie I'll Columbia viii fright cotton
from the aba, e port, and iu,cripedit'e landings at
sec per bale. 8 'gar at $3.50 per hlh an molasses
At 75r nar barrel, ms A
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Rem advertisements.

RATION LIGHT HoRSE-ATTEN-
II0N.
yFxrFE Bato n Bouge Light Horse will meet to
drill on So turday 27tn INST, at 10 O'Clock at
the usua. place of parade.
By order of the Captain.
&c DAWSON,
ml3 O Sergeant.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
a N election for a Own Magistt ate, four Select
- men. an a ssessor of Taxes, and a col lec,or
and treasurer for the Corporation, will be held en-
Monday the 18th day of April next, at the Court
House in this town, e~oniormahiy to law.
CHI TESTER,
N IS 5 P Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Y J B HEBERT,

The present frmtakes his opportunity t, re
quest all persons indebted to Couftade and Hebert
to call and settle without delay.
&c .