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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

The Bay State Democrat tells this aaecdoie Of
o boston Physician Of The ollen time. When a
voting snan, BIO occupied a chamber separated
from that Of q married couple by o thin partition;
ono cold night be heard tho rough voice Of Tho
husband grumblc out aahe a,cay your oM hochsf
10 which his wife replied, in o qneruioas tone,
.Ah! you did not speak so 10 me when se ws,s
first mafriei--ihen you used TO say to mo, .tahs
away your Title Joofsy foofsysf How nat
urai.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

subscription taken for . shorter period INN
. One YAar, The price Of the Gazette 10 81
DeLLkMs per annum, one half payable IN adj
vance. ised the remaining i%natalmentn " the con'
meneentent Il OF the latter SIX months OF each year
Should any one by removal OF otherwise vial, se
deslIne his further subscription, he mist give
notice 10 that effect before the expiration 81 the
YEAR. Otherwise hs will be considered az subs
soribinR Tor another year.
rr ADVERTISER sSTS will be charged hs
foliowai Advertisement not exceeding twelve
iines, OF less, will be inserted for OWE Dohtaa,
longer ones In the same rata. -,
Advertise msmtA W,Iesa otherwise ordered wiz
BIO p~ublfsl,ud In English aud French until forbid,
and et,nrved accordingly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Singular Charge.-An able Judge was cncs
obliged 10 deliver the following charge 10 the Ju-
ry:-.Gentlemen Of the Jury, in this ease the
counsel on both sides are unintslligibIe; the wit
nesses on both sides are incredible. ard the plsin-
tiff and defendant are both such bad characters,
that TO me il is Indifferent which way you give
your verdict
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
r K.
RAABARRELS Of Mess and Prime Pork war
&EaXV rrntrl OF tho best QuaIityi Just received

p q II X.
RahBARRELs Of Mess and Prime Pork ,war,
and iol sale by
Dec Is 46 J. & Eff, PHILLIPS Co
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED ny MR.. AND MRS. FISHER.
urylTH respectful confidence, We place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage which an assiduous devote
meut to the moral and Intellectual interests oil
| those committed to our tuition ~bespeaks. As coupled
| with. and greatly assisting the faithful teacher. we
have from the commencementof our teaching, pros
coded on the inductive principle, introducing that
series of books as fast AS we could, without put
ting parents to unnecessary expense. The inductive
Is the course pursued in the most intelligent parts
of Turope. and the most popular in the world
| Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening OF this school, but that superiority to
which ability and experience, combined with a Ia
| borious aud Conscientious discharge OF the teachers
duty attains. In this we HAYS not been disappointed.
as the average number OF our pupils, together with
their progress show.
We have made provision for a most valuable Ii
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-
Main the different sciences. We shall also re
ceive books and stationary, Of any kind, and to an
amount, at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the principles OF the best authors. Dur aim IN the
recitations Of the respective classes, is to "s'tt cut
the whole idea
The accommodations of our boarding depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annum payable
quarterly in advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music $50 per quarter. Use of instrument 81
per month. French $40 per quarter. No deduc-
lions made except in cases of serious sickness.
The course of the studies embraces every de-
partment of an english education. The ornamen-
tai branches. including shell and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive par
ficular attention.
The eleventh session, of the d. II. F. Academy,
will ommenc on The second day of January next.
A sense that the success of pupils,in acquiring an
education, depends very much upon their plnesual
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the minds OF
parents. The loss of . week, and even a day, may
sometimes be irrepsrahle; cspea ally when they
nyo xuaif nIurcaA 1HaAHlM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
Caldwell IL EHickY.

NO. 6a, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
m EsPECTFuLLY inform, their friends and
Ia tho planters generally IN the vicinity Of Ia.
ton Rouge, that they are now confined ta thu Fac
forage Il Commission Business aIones and thew
hope, from THAR close application to business. to
receive . share Of public patronage.
aupust 4 as
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

CODA girl was presented to James l., as
an English prodigy, she was deeply learned. The
person who Introduced her, boa,ttd Of ner psof-
cheney 10 ancient languages. i can assure pour
majesty said he, that she can both speak and
write Latin, Greek and Hebrew These are
rare attainmen,s for q dan,srl,' said James; 'bu.
pray tell me can she spin.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Tie Parish Chrk-A notice was handed to a
parish clerk. which was to announce that their
pastor could not preach that day, as he was e9fcs-
ating elsewhere. The sapieat clerk, in a loud
voice, read-sRev Mr. Fl. viii not preach here to
day, as he is engaged a fishing elsewhere
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

j wonder how they make iueifcr maichcs,' said
q ynung married lady to her husband, with whom.
she was always quane!ling. The process Is very
simple, ! once made one replied he. How did
you manage III The husband preferred to lesve
the reply to her imagination.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
. malta has received the following article

A malta has received the following articles
"A on commission so boxes sperm candles;
oO boxes claret wine, 100 boxes soap,50 kegs white
lead No l5O gallons iinseed oil: 2B0 gallons
wibter strained sperm oil, 800 gallons Whale oil,
$50 baskets Annisct;e u boxes extract d'absinthe
20 pieces Kentucky bagging, 10 coils rope, 500
pair mems kip brogans, 100 pair boys Ii ~brogaus.
800 pair russell hr, gans, 10 boxes window glass,
assorted sizes, 30 kegs ~,otacco, ass,ried qualities,
80 kegs powder, so kegs rall, so pieces SD brown
sheeting. so pieces 3l4 brown domestic, 30 pieces
4i4 Lowell shrine, so Pioughs.
Baton Rouge, Feb 6, 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
COTTON SEED. +.
u EkEN sacks of Petit Gulf cotton seedp just
III WV received and for sale by
u Al J&E FPIII,LIPS & Co.
NOTYCE-

FEVHE undersigned has the honor to inform his
friends and the public in general that he
has removed his Store from the corner of Lafayette
and Church streets, and now resides in tie house
lately occupied by Doctor Souterre. The public is
respectfully invited TO visit his new establishment,
where he will continue the same business, and will
sell at very moderate pricesf FIR Cash.
lie hopes TO obtain the patronage of the public.
ID SANGER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
PARISH OF VEST BATON ROUGE

Sale by order of the Court of Prnbates.
yESY virtue OF an ord ,r from the court of ~probates
y OF the parish aforesaid, there will be offered at
public sale by the undersigned j ndge and ex officio
auctioneer, on the 18th March nex;, at tie Office OF
said Judge between the hours of 10 and IL NJ, the
two follow ing named slaves, belonging to the sue
cession OF the late Alex Esnard, viz:
A negro named Celestin, aged 10 years ard ia.
cob. a negro aged 35 years.
Conditiuns-Ca h.
West Baton Rouge, l. FAyROT,
feb II | Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

TT w MUSSELMAN, has received, ana Of
Oh fers for sale on advantageous terms, the fol-
lowing, selected with the ~gre"test care aud paid for
in Cash, his cus,ome' - may rely on their being fur
n;shed with articles genuine in quality and al the
lowest EOS IDLE prices ASH w N never buys goods
at Auction Sales where the relase Of the market
is usually disposed Of, the public is assured that no
article Of dubious quality can be had at his st re.
10> kegs leaflard, new; 90 bbls pure rye ~whiskey
100 bags shot, all sizes; 25 bbls mess pork; 100
boxes saidipes, III, oil, so boxes fresh salmon; so
kegs western butter; 100 bbls white %pctltoes: 1000
papers fresh garden seeds: 100 bbls rectifed
whiskey; 10 bbls common brandy: ? pipes cham
paigne brandy ] pipe Holland gin: S boxes old
port wine ; 10 bbls molasses; so bbis green apples:
Dbl Buffalo tongues, smoked; 10 drums figs; 81
boxes ,aisins, 100 boxes clarct 'St Julien hledoc,
long eGrk. jan 30 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
FRUHHV!t =" q 'R"'0'HTtJ y"
ian Nc t9--in ] PERKINS, NJ. d.
n W MuSsELMtN, Wholesale and RITA

w MuSSEI.MAN, Wholesale and retail
CD grocery, corner &c Church and Market SITS,
having been IN the grocery business for many Yeas,
feels satisfied from long experience that he can
offer az much ia luceneut IN The way of bargains,
as any house in Baton Rouge; | shall keep on
hand the ensuing year, not en'y the leading articles,
such AS sagar, coffee, molasses, salt etc but every
thing that ian possibly come Under the head even
10 tho nost minute articles, Sc that . bill can be
filled In Que house alone without leaving a custom.
or 10 raj over iowa to get il.
Received this day, 100 sacks Of coarse and fine
salt, % boxes honey dew tobacco, 20 boxes negro
and esvendish tobacco, 20 boxes Virginia tobacco,
boxes good Tennessee tahacco, si,G0) fine Sc
CARS, sorted Qualities, 60 boxes fire raisins, Is
sacks ol green coffee, 30 ha'rsls Of At,akapas SUI
gar, very dry and white, 100 boxes long cork cla,et
10 boxes aiuscat wi ne, 5 hnxes cham a gne VINE.
~ dozeu painted buckets, 100 boxes M | soap Of
the bssi, so boxes candles, sorted qualities.
Aui Il great variety to numerous 10 mention OF 9th
err articles in my limo, an Is \, saw aay d n can
underssli me il is no suche thing, | buy my articles
at the very larges, commission houses in the
city, asI buy for cash, and | know that am as
good a judge Of groceries US any man.
ian 2 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

noughtful-A merchant. having susisiped a
considerable loss, desired his son not 10 mention
il 10 any body. The youth promised silence, but
a. The same time requested 10 know what adrans-
age could attend it.
If you dieulge this loss said tina faiher,
we shall have two evils to support instead of
one-our own srief, and the Joy Of enr neigh
bors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IA MATTA has recei ed on consignment the
ollowing invoice of goods:-Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniac brandy, ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine, two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boses tomato catsup, twelve
boxesmushroom catsup, tseive boxes pepper sauce
Fifty barrels whiskey, fifty kegs Leaf lard, three ri-
hes superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
loo'clock A. NJ, at the Store formerly occupied
1877 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
NnXIIE.

NHE undersigned inFrma his friends and Gus
ID toners, that he has removed his store to the
hen+e adjoining James fiaisker's on Church st
where he intends ~keepingssa general assortment o
dry goods, clothing, shoes, bobts, hats, hard ware.
Sc, W ieh will be sold low for cash. He takes
his opportunity to request thns, who are indebted
10 hint call and settle iheir acconnts.
il Al III V BARTN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
BATON ROIIGE. Jan %, ls4I.

BATON ROUGE, Jan %, ls4I.
A Ii persons indebted 10 the undersigned by
IA note or account, wifi come and settle the
same immediately, or they will find them placed in
tie hands nf a proper officer for collection, as no
longer indulgence can or will be given.
jig so NJ SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
LIT. LANDRY co,

HhRUGGGiSfS aud Apothec afies, andwhoIs
Ny sale dealers 10 Medicines, Oils and faun,s
English and French Chemifais. Window Glass.
%Perf"merles, Vefhishes Dye s,uffs, Spices Sc.
Their store for the p~,esent Is nj No. liz Julia
street, one door from corner of Camp.
1eT-N. u. Particular Httention will be paid to
puttiie up family medicines, medicine cheats, aud
orders from The ennntry generally. Landry & 10.
invite planters aud mech an,es to give them II call.
New Orleans. June 3 Iii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
" u f'"F"3 VFFe ~ 1F"S "
Nov IA IN
noIruI 7. COKE CHOPPER,

DOCTOR T, COKE CHOPPER,
UD ssPEGTFULLY ioforns the citizens q
Baton Rouge and ~adjacen, vicinity ,tha, hav'
ins removed to this place, with the design of making
a permanent ~loratioa, tcaiers his profess onal SER
vices la tho various branches of Medicine, Sur
gerry, Obstetrics &c. and he hol es by ]"nremitted
assiduily. TO merit a portion of public patronage.
His othce fos tbs pres2nl is immediately oppn-
site tho Louisiana B,anch Bank, whore he may be
consulted, anlcss peo'cs .toaal y engaged.
The! friends o. De Jchd Petkius, ar e referred 10
his appended c ri.
II, gives me greai pleasure 10 10 the
Citisefs OF Baton isuu te, my friend DR.. Crupper.
u graduate OF rransylsaai, University, who iron
his extensive exper;em e in praStIt e,and in1etatigl-
BILE attention to business, will doubiless give univer
stl satisfaction, aud in al leases where Dir. Chopper
Is the attending physieian, animy friends wi h my
advice and attention in consult ,iian, il VIII be
promptly aua grstnitonsly renlrred."
ism tG tg--Gm L PERKINS. nj. u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

A good Rettai.-A ecneeitsd young man, ud-
dressing himself 10 DR. D.. said i am going
10 write a book on popular ignorance i know
10 ore, said the Doctor grasely, more competent
to prepare such q work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Captain Thomas Holden Stevens, lale Of the
Unfed States Navy, died at Wash'nton City on
the 2rst instant, while in command Of the Navy
Yard and Station.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

zNAkEN up by A d Alexander, about two
- weeks since, on Wards Creek, five miles
from Baton Rouse,a dark Raa Horse, IA - hands
high. I or 8 yeas oil small star in the forehead,
and while spot on the off shsulder-no brand or
other mark perceptible. Jan % 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

DISSOLUTION Of COMPREHENSIVE
NOTICE ~ishereby given that the copar,ner-
1S ship heretofore existing under the firm OF.
Lobdell ani Brother. was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 9th JAM 1871.
Jas A LOBDELL.
feb s SO At w C. LOBDELL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

feb 10 Jaiior.
B.ATON POUGE PICKET.
....aa-~ YEyHE well known steam
"sM&@s boat TEtHE, J Hooper
EAfflTTTfgIsaNTG@sgsgsx5sw master, having been thor
es-E oughly repaired, will run
asa regular Pa cket between this place and New
Orleans; leaving New 0,ieans every Thursday a
|e1Oa. m, aud Baton Rouge every Saturday ut the
same hour.
For freight or passage enquire on Board.
". b. The steamer Ieche. stands A ! IN the
| Insurance offices OF New Orleans, having eeftihca'
ties to tina, effect on Board. 10 i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
! 'a NJ "A " .

TUy AKgN.up by A L'oaieinl on the l7'l' Of De-
cemser, a black horse, ~ OF 10 hands high,
about 4 years old 4 ftet white, long tail, H'anr hal
cut Oh, STAR on the face white spot On the nose, no
BRAID. 50
ds8 4G II 8 MUssENDEN, Ranger
"MUsTS RECEIVED, Tte Pat 'ttder 2 vol,
% Jacob Sheppard , vol, Fool q Quality . vol,
Home M tound ] val, Nicholas + ,ekleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, The ,'nntleman Of lhh
Old School, ents comnop. fiea abridged, The
Boys ownsBook, Gums Df,.lestic Medieine revi-
sed Edition, Hooper's MEDICAL Dictionary, Com
stook's Geology, Tho i.ifc and 1raye Of Muso
Park, lsaduel on banking, lockers Iiis OF JEFF
ferson, ,iclland's Life Of Martin Van Buren,, The
Life Of Black Hawk, Tho Life oil Boone, Flu.
taecl's Lsyes, RusnelI's History Of Greece aud
France, The Log Cabin Almanac for 1871, The
Fortune Tfcllers Own Book, Bafritt's Geography
ofthe II heavens So Together with u variety OF Blank,
nh. Noic aud Receipt Books, and a large aasosi'
ment Of Ghrnsa Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles aad Botanic Medicines for Sale nj the
Bookstore hf GEO. M HERoMAN
A A.E...Ha. 4 nn Pc. IS .--r.. .#-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
BoGERT & ANTHbRN,
SO Grayier ct.
GROCERIES,, PROFESSIONS &c.

The rates Of up freight is also reduced from Is
10 % per cent from prices now charged by other
Bayou Sara packets. jan 80 81 Pm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
HJUYE FOR RENT.

A House situated on North 81, formerly occu-
"A pied by Mrs Mears as a boarding house
viii be rented low by the month or year, enquire oh
Nj Sloan or A Montsn.
jan % so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
w % LIFE H.
htND fAiI'AN'A pii I Ems.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER Il AGUE
AND BILIOUS FEVEHS.

A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER IL AauE
AND BILIOUS FEVEns.
weII-regniated and proportionate quantity q
IN bile ubon tho stomach Ia always rtauisits To-
the promotion Of seipd leaith~-it s,imalates diges
ton, aud keeps the iutesti nai ea,tal free from NJ
distractions. On the inferior st,rf,ea Of the liver
IL a peculiar bladder, In witch tho bile is fra. pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood
Thence il t,asses into the stomach and in,es,iuea
aud reeulu,es tho indipestiou. 1l,ns we aee. wbe,
there ID deficiency ofbile, the bpdy 10 e%ons,antl,
eostiye. o., The other hand. an oyerabundanse d
bile caused frequent nausea at the stomach, M.
often promotes very severe attacks Of disease
mpffa - Lire AEpiI should aiways
a.i ~ ~ :" .ns !, '.as.s - na,ous ev'npn'aS
,,aas in,, ,a.t.i',' -! 49,, =. -" ;" - ''"s
~. ~ pD','.alG = : ' !, 49,.
d;.easea' a,'Lan"i, ,hsx ma. da.o, = ts,n,o"arv
eurt' n, ill.,, anne line s,,.,c :, ,,,l..,,hy a,,te Il
he lIood, and consequently tend 10 promote d re.
ip,n Of Ike very ,l;sesse which thcy are sm,,toyed
to cure. II Ia ( then. by the nae of nurpati, ~. ex.
eIusiyejy formed of vegetable eonpounds, v ;ch.
possessing within Themselves no de!eterious 4 , N
aius, which decomposition, combination or altst T.
ton can d~eyeiope or bring into action, and, then :
fore, eapable of producing no effect, save that whie
II heaired--that \ safe remedy IL found.
TIE l + PILLS AND pHENlX BlTTERs
hhve proved to be the most Iappy In their effects,
III cases OF b'iionH diseases, of any purely vegetable
preparation ever ohefea 70 the iao,ie. " tue slo-
mssh - ,o"'' they s'eahae u ny executing y to,'fow
W y .o"l"'', ~ no', ury pass 70 "i auooenu"
;,n,ta, i,a"',. ~ vonh,'"g ar"an'ea W 'na a,'a"as",
and nansra, =. a . = ".,snn"i,"s s : a 40 A.
nj ,l,eir seers,ions i,tpn ,hs ia,ss,inss. s,i,n",I.';an
The exI,ajen, eanilIar,ea ,.rn,n.tinr In ,he inner
cont. which mn ,nerensed aow of ,he ,ae,ess nart;.
eies Of the body foreign matters or retained seere-
tions. aro completely Il aebapeed.
TI'H. JOultDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale Ut my medicine IN Bato, Rouge.
aug 2a-2s WIN. u. MOFFAT, N. York !
H. CT Il CTIC SCHOOL HO0KS,t
NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
,sa ac mas MussENpEN, Ranger
NEW SUPPLY or FASHIONABLE
GOODS.

hooNRtpfs st Afe
september i-5n
NEW SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE
C0anS
-
w. e"ae'.'s"s" nss ~ - 49," y.
Mu'ss ~ sat"v"'s" ~ Wv" : s'l., IL Ia WV
sieih.I t'fN' "o nesJ'N 'Hs'N,"a sP,'.''' aasoi'-
'nent O s'oas ~ Wv 'n'es. s,y,e, consisting o. Ia
a'os teHey s"a"fs", w ia"u'r'
Lahies n"u se'o''"e" '''a"s' '"'" una me-
fihgg'
f'"e !, anah' h'""''' ''"'' "'''''' ''
ia'ne,
hngnsh ~" rfsne" "e''""'' V'#"S"'s'
ant snhheis,
frenen ea',eos OF '' ,a'e'' p"'ut"s'
fi'giish prints
American
Furt''tase
Table cloths ana towels
RassiaWand ifl'h 'he',, on ." a"a,"es' A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
UNAWAXSAAVE

n Was committed TO the Jail nj Baton
%A 4 Roeae IN ,he oh Of December, 1910
k~1Y . negro 'nat, who rail-. himself John,
E~Vs/ STE = III inches high, abop, rs or
- ~ years Of age, q C.g,it, and SAYS
he belongs to Sylvan BouGdoln Of
bayou Lafotirehc. The ~ ter II requested 10
comply with the law IN take him away.
DIE 20 ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

WI5As brought to the Depot Mt
% Wv Baton Rouge, from the Jail
RSy of the Parish Of I~berville, on the
szyNS/ 18th Of October, 1910, 4 negro man,
WIN calls liiaseif HEsRv WILLIAMS,
D feet 7 Id inches high, about u
years Of age, aud says he belongsto WHliam Glib
son, Of New Orleans. TIE owner 10 rfqnes ted to
comply with The law and take him away.
l. ~ ~ ~ -----
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

An NATAs committed to the nil at
%k Nv Baton Rouge, on the 2tth Of
10y October, 1910, u negro man who calls
suNTx/ himself SIMON, s ieet S inch shi gh,
about 10 years Of nc, heasy et and
" aays he belongs TO u Mr. Bsousafd,
or Madam Brun. The owner is requested to
comply with the law aud take him away.
Lexington union., 1841-06-05
M npTTERFLY-Eom the French.

r.. with the sprog, with the roses to die:
n,, Oh the bIeeze through the pure liquid
sky
,,,t on the aow'rets Just opening to bloom,
.nfrom their lips all thcirsweets L perfume
.doGc moment thus sportIve and gay:
,.bips the dust from its light wings away,
s,,r like abrearh TO the archway on high:
This is tie fate of the fair butterfly.
thus like desire which never knows rest,
Iauters from object to object unblest;
abou, satisfaction each pleasure is past,
AAttums for enjoyment TO heaven at last.
Lexington union., 1841-06-05
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A, DIoTT PARDoNED.--D Dyott,
.orS Gow 'or about year and a half
npeu In the Eastern Penitentiary
ray morning received his pardon
N %eu0r y Porter. The pardon is
H. aoSo'ate, and one of his sons, i'm
4, al'er exhibiting the document
| \ r p'oceedod to the Eastern Peni-
h ab,pp ~ procure the instant liberation
e,u, er Dr Dyott was sentenced
IN, ~ol vi 'nree years, and had served
V1' one half Of the period.