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New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The Philad,lphia National Gazette of yesterday
morning contains news from England to the 9Th OF
August, received by the packet Shenandoah, just
arrived at lha; port The following summary OF
the news is from that paper
Up to the Gth ult. in London the arrivals Of
English wheat we're fair and foreign considerable.
New wheat had al!cn -. and bonded 3s. 10 l..
frem the price OF the lst alt. Foreign free whest
ia quoted at SOS. 10 7js.
The sale, of cotton in Liverpool on The 4th were
about 3000 bnles ard entirely TO the trade. No
thing done for export OF speculation.
The London papers contain long documents OF
the Chinese Government, full usual Of buster
and bombast
The overland Canton Mail had arrived bringing
dates to the l9th of May. ship from England
loaded with provisions for the expedition fad sailed
north direct 90 Chusan TO: knowing Of rccent alter
cai.n', when her commander, Captaa Stead, K.
N. was seized and killed. by the Mandarins Triio
nad been partially resumed, but greatly TO the dis
advantage o! the English. On the 18th OF May,
Capt Elliott, at Canton, moved Up the river in
steamer followed by oaher vessels. The city be-
gan 20 be rhrongcd with Chinese troops Of u super
ior class as soldiers.
The news had caused n further fall Of Teas o.
2Id. per poGad Capt. Elliott had received credit
for. keeping opea the commercial intercourse with
China. n,0GoO00 ib.. had been despatched
prior tho l8th Of May, and it was expected that
5000, 600 lbs. more woud he shipped Immediately
The London Money Market IS represented as
close.
In rhe London sun Of the 9th .a find no men
ton OF american secur!lies nor any sales quoted.
On the 9Th the Duke oil Wellington tool. Lord
Mel6ourne's place ia the House of Lords No
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

- We received last evening from the Editor
al Utica the following clear and spirited report OF
the proceedings on the Trial of Mcleod up to the
adjournment of the Court on Monday evening
This evening we shall of course receive from 'ne
same source a Ike sketch of the proceedings yes
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

y Rorun Address from Nonh Webster,
nud Gte:sis OF intelligence, see irst Page,
For Poem by .5ohu @. A6arI., und "a
new Chapter of 8nr1uby Nudge, sec Last
puyc.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

HUTGCd.-H. H. WELD, Esq. of the Jonathan,
we find, is not half as good Judge of humbug as,
from his long nud intimate acquaintance with the
article. We had deemed MIN. We see BY his daily
yesterday that he has a. loved his Reporter whom
We proved on Monday to be SO stupenlous min
compoop as 10 mistake Daniel Webs,ers para
graph- for his own to impose upon him by n yery
stupid story thar we iiched sentences, in or notice
Of the late nsder, from 80 Dslaree on me Freach
Rerolutioa, vol T. p. 90" Nowin the frs, place,
we oti-r the hum5ugged Deacon our humble opin.
ion-.n which here - to be sure, possibility that
%e are mi,taken--that no such man Dsiqree
ever wrote on the French, any other revolution.
And what Is perhaps moro to the purpose, We
hereby offer to Mr.. Weld, his reporter, and
whomsoever else may feel inclined to undertake It, a
~ REWARD 4t go, Ia be paid at our Corn.
ter, n my one 'e1o riH stor rs, honestly eriate4
IN any 5oot 'cha'eger, the tqssqges yrerended 70
be qnoted IN yesterdqy's Tat.ier from Deiaree
or lie Frerch Reeol,aion.
Come, gentlemen, here : a chance for specula-
tor.
D SHOULD the reporter feel inclined 10 gee
his famous Police Reports quoted in our paper
rom the London Bow-street reports, We shall be
happy 70 favor him at some future day
W The general accur1cy Of the sloyenly extra
containing report OF the Mcleod trial. issued BY
CITY print yesterday, may be Inferred from the
hr't two paragraphs, in which ". G. Hal, and
Seth /. HasIey are made to appear for the ptose-
eu'ion and Joshua c. Spencer for the defence
The fact happens TO be that there are no such nea
there: We presume Hon Willis Hall, Seth c.
Hawley, Esq and Joshua A. Spencer ere the gen .
rlemen alluded to. This is about as accurate as
ne statement in the same paper TINT John c.
Spencer is now Atorney Genera! of this State.
% The notorious burglar Williamson has been
arrested at Harrsburgh, Pa
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
TRIAL OF ALEX. MCLEOD
Reported for The Tribune. }

o,sida Connty oser and TRIMMER cfieo, M0"29g
""'''e 0ct 4M--Justice fisiDLEY, presiding.
IN, p.ople Of The state Qf Nss- rort Indictment for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17


Thets was no Drawer or worti1ier man among
tue nine officers who were recently presented
with swofds Of honor. by the State Of Virginia,
Than Capt Charles w. Morgan, Of The L. ststes
Navy. Ws reeolIect an apecdote Of his e~allahtry
during the laie war. related to NJ by . friend, aud
which we believe is not generally kpown.
At the commencement Of the war The now
Ailset-haifed veteran was o gay, young uIiJship.
man. attached 10 tho Constitution, and was on
board that ship in the celebrated action with the
Guerrero. On that memafable occasion he per.
formed an act Of most heroic dart. Z. Soon after
Tho commencement Of The battle, both vessels be.
came enveloped in a heavy cloud OF smoke, from
the incesaaot car,nonade, 30 tlas it was impossible
10 distinguish either from The drck Of tho other
AT this period, young Morgan respectfully sug-
gessed TO Con. Hull tina. a man should be ser,
a'ost. where tho smoke was not so densely packed,
in order to acer'asn the position Of the Gueniese
and direct The men how TO point their guns. The
Commodore declined TO send any man on a ser
vice SO desperate. Young Morgan Immediately
volunteered, ran up the shronds, ard in a few no.
menis was directing the men at The guns, from
amidst q shower of baIis. His clothes were GU,
in half a dozen places, and be received one OF two
slight wounds while in this r%eriious position.
When the Bfitinh ftiga,e surrendered, her COM
mander inquired Of Com. Hull, whelher that was
q real mao who had been stationed in the shfoud-
Of the Constitution. Yes was The reply,.why
do you atk!s Because said Dacres., .ms hare
been firing al him this half hour; he must have
charmed iiie.-Ere. Star.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
EMMET's LAST MOMENTS.

One day previous 10 the trial. as the Governor
WIS going HE rounds, he entered Emmet's room
rather abruptly: and observing a remarkable eye
preston in his connienance he anolorized TOR the
Interruption. He Ind A fork affixed 10 his little
deal table, and appended to it there was a iress
If hair. You See said heto The keeper. how
innocently I I'm occupied. This little 'ress has
long been dear TO me. and I nm plating it 10
wear on my bosom on tie day of my execution
On the day of that fatal event. there was found,
ske'ched Ivy his own hand with a pen and ink.
u pom that very table, an admirable likeness of
himself, The head severed from the body. which
lay near it, surrounded by the acafnld. the axe
and all the frightfui paraphernalia of high trea-
son execution. What a strange union Of tender
ness, enthusiasm and fortiiuAe do not The above
traits exhibit! His farlitudc, indeed. never forsook
him. On thu night previous to his death be slept
as soundly az ever; and when the fatal morning
dawned he arose, kneIt down and prayed. ordered
some. milk which be drank. wrote two letters. one
to bis brother in America and the other the Sec
retary Of State, inclos;ng il, and then desired the
sheriff to be informed that he was ready. When
tnPV came tHf0 HIS 46UtH Es hafu NV ia u
quests to make; one. that his arms might be left
Ioose as possible. which was humaneiy and Instant
" acceded to. i make the other said be. mot
under any idea that it can be granted. but that it
NAV be held in remembrance that / made tit
Is. that I may be permitted TO die in uniform =
This of course was not allowed: and the request
seemed 10 have no other oh;;ectt than TO chow that
he eiorifed in the cause for which he was to suf-
fer. A remarkable example of his power over
himself and others occurred at this melancholy
moment. He wos passing out attended by The
sherif-. and preceded by the executioner-in one
of the passages stood the turnkey, who had been
personally assigned to him during his con6ne
ment: this poor fellow loved him in his heart, and
the tears were streaming from his eyes in torrents
Emmett paused for a moment; his hands were not
at libert,-he kissed bis cheek-and the mar
who had been On inmate of a dungeon, habituated
10 scenes Of horror end hardened against ,heil
operation. fell s~enseiess at his feet. Before biz
eyes had opened again uron the world, those of ths
youthful sufferer had closed on him forever.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
RATES or

The f"llt wing are the fates Of iDtetest In M,
#'atts aud tefftitofies Of tts uuiop, together will
The punish mtns Of usufy,
Maine, 0 per cent. =. forfeit ef the debt OIL
claim
Nss Hampshire. g PER nt~4forf i. ol if,ree
times he amount u~nlawfuIly taken.
Fs,mvnt, 6 per confectionery In action with
costs.
Massachusetts,. 6 per cen.-fyrfeit Of thiss fold
the usufy.
Rhode Island. 9 per esnt~forfeit u the money
and The interest on The debt.
Connecticut, # per cent forfeit Of tho whole
debt.
New York, 9 per eent-fuffti. Of the while
debt.
New Jersey, 9 per cent fol- IL Of The whole
debt.
Pennsylvania, G per eep.-fo'ftii Of the whole
Delaware, 0 pet ~;eent-fotfsit RI The ~hols
dsbt. a
Maryland, @ per esnt~-on tobacco contracts 8
per cent usutlaus contracts void.
Virginia, = per eent--forfeit double the usn,y
taken.
North C%ntolins, 9 per eent~~eoottscis for usu-
~ oid-~forfeit double the usuty.
South Carolina, 8 per cent forfeit Of interest
and premium taken, with casts 10 debtor.
Georgia, 9 per cent forfeit Of three times The
tsaty, and contract void.
Alabsmp, 9 per esnt-fofeit Of interest sni
nsufy.
Mississippi. 9 per Gently con'rse, ~ high
~ lo~' tapty recoverable In ae,ien Of d,bt.
Leuisiaha. D per esnt-buhk interest, g.
conventional us bigb az t0~tsysud Contract
void.
Tennessee, 6 per cent - ist i,us contracts
void.
Kentucky, 9 PER eent~~usuty may b. fsco-
sered, with costs.
Ohio, q per cent %usntioss contracts void.
Indiana, q per csat-on written agreement,
may go rs high as 10~reneity Of asuty, q fine ef
double The e2eess.
Illinois. 6 pc, Gent fofftis three fold amount
Of The whole interest.
Missouri, 6 per eent-by agresme,lt ~ high NJ
l0--if beyond, forfeit Of the whole interest due.
and one fourth Of tho debt.
Miehigt IN, 7 per eent-foffei, Of The usuty
taken, and one fourth the Ieit.
=. Atkanse#, 8 per Gently agree fpeb', any rsie
not higher than 1O-amount Of u<ury feeo %seral,le,
but contracts void.
Florida, 3 per cent~-foffeii Of interest ard es.
cess in easo o fusuty.
Wisconsin. 7 per csht--by agreement not over
i2~fotfeit treble The RECESS.
On debls and judgments In favor Of the United
States, %inieres. IL eompu'ed at zig per cent. o
year.
Thus, there IL mol a single state OF territory
where and enlightened system prevails upon the
suijec' Of interest. for all laws limiting the price
Of money ought to bo repeald.--Louisiana 4d
~perfissr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
Fran The Madis1gfau
HANDW RlTING or DISTINGUISHED
MEN. THEIR ORTHOGRApHY. &c.

hIlAtto VI nAD ~
MEN, THEIR ORTHOGRAPHY, &c.
II has been said, | believe. with some degree Of
plansibiliiy and even Of correctness, that the
handwriting Of men accustomed 10 write much,
IL a strong indication Of their character. lie
iieve that where no physical cause operates 10
change the natural autograph, there il considers.
bic truth ia tho assertion. II must not, however,
be considered, BY any means, ~ a full expression
Of the character, bat only Of certain traits ,hereof
! am confirmed in this opinion BY the hand
wiring Of several distinguished men In my
possession.
| begin with the oldest-tbe autographs Of
General Jackson and Of Mr.. Adams, Of not
widely separated dates, the one Id 1906. the other
in 1908, bea. something Of the impress Of their
characters. The former ~ rough, strong. and
basty the latter elaborate, Uniform ard ener.
getic. From a specimen before me OF Mr..
A9ams's autograph in 1917, there il the same
style Of writing, with NJ Iitsis variation a. 10 any
mans writing | ever knew. for the Same period Of
time. other specimens Of bis handwriting, not
in ny possession, which have often seen since,
arc Of the SAM stamp.
Mr.. Crawford's handwriting, like his character
and oratory, was free, plain, ard business-like.
Mr.. Clsy's 10 polished like his eIoquence, like
that iuartifeiaI, snaschiog a grace, apparently be-
You'd the intention, if not beyond tho reach Of
art.
Mr.. Maiison's was a pl,in, scholar like auto
graph. Mr.. Monros's like that Of a man who
seemed TO wish to get over the paper as fast as
possible, and who felt sure that his handwriting
would never be numbered among his accomplish
ments. Mr. Van Buren's handwriting IL not
much better :han Mr.. Monroe's.
In all tho above Instances / speak from speci
mems of The writer's Of some Ieneth, in my pos.
session. In other cases / am abou, 10 mention
from what | have seen which do not hcIorg 10
me.
General Washineton's was a neat, plain, -egu-
lar business hand. Mr.. Jefcrson's was some.
what more neat. Mr.. Rush. Autographs il no.
elegant, but Icgible, aud somewhat peculiar. Mr.
Poinses.ss seems TO be elaborate and regular, bio,
far from polished.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
gtLv -A NTH

F#vun subscriber has tofatat himself Ia 4 6
Of Baton itnuge Mt Tho old stand, Fate oe-
e1pisd by tseesa Fits Patrick, where MI ktls q
| W ~a.el,es, EIoeks, Ofganss aud Music Boxs VIII
he feifaifea o, the shortest notice and in II best
style, Tia has 81 hahl spectacle glasses I all
]eplpufs and suitable FOR all ages, wheel, he III I'll
IN ii n reduced price. An kinds 81 ewelfyneh-
dt,l In a neat manner. lie has also all Kills Of
Iewelfy for sale, low Tor Cash.
Ref. fanae Amy he made to Capt. Sect y.
tIyatt and r. A, Walker.
Oet ~ .as G. Mur1s,
fgg-Dld gold and silver taken In payt,ie inf
..L-Ll -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
DOCrOn GnOppM,

N6 f.sFEt tTFULLY Informs his f,ieis, that
n, lie tiis removed his eiIita to the ID afhee
| 1T j VI Elan, tsslt where (nF at the tsHFnrs Ut
the above named re- %tlrlnHn) bn may alHys b1
fouid, ual, y profess orally tbse,tt THVtietists
Of DR. Perkins are referred To Ils appsndsfe ~.
tsIt gives me ere " pleasure 10 raco,nmal 10 The
Citizens ui iatth RotgF. ny rieud Dt. fl'pe'.
q graduate Of Frahtyl v#Aia University, v, 'f',a
his extensive esp fiet,ee II, Ifa eties, and Detat,
sable attentita 10 bu iuess, win Doubtless 10 mi.
vprssl satisfa lion, AMI IN all = es ahr ~.
tfappet is tie attending physiaiat, and ,tyfiei,hs
vi h ny advice and attention IN eonsaltsoh, u
will be psohpt'v AMI gtaiiItbusly rendered.
- INC 4 Am j eEltiNs. NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
re- So THOMPSON & REEDER.
3ATON ROUGE FINALE ACADEMY.
Conducted By nj aud Mrs Fisher.

3ATON tSOUHE FINALE ACADEMY.
Conducted By M aud Mrs Fisher.
fEyHE ~hteestf sessi ,.sf this school comme,.
ced on the fourth olRnuary 1871.
Although il Is, Irueh pre- conducive 10 The
Eholars %interest, TO con'9nce with the session
let. pa ents may enter thechildrcn at any time.
uhoa, respec, To IL Amusement. since charges
,mmenre Gully with the late of a scholars en-.
arce.
No piias Is spared I, ohsn the mos, approved
hool books, and IN the eoee Of Instructions and
lcitalions, ITO sil nut the ubie idea.' 49,"
Boar and tuition $9n0, per annum, pavab,e
salterly in advance. Wains an extra clArte
n ezra charge Of Si per nte,th is made when
td and %heddine ere farnisnt for me boa rdcrs,
Muse S2o per qua tef, "se7f strum,ent 81 PEI
9th Freuch 80 per q%ialt;, no deduc, ofs arr
ate for lost Time, unless in e. Of severe sick .
tss, Tie coprse Of studies Embraces every de.
Ftment Of an English edncapn.
The ornamental t,ahc es.afl udias pers pectiye
diving and ia ming, wax wk aid p}aia and
hcr need e work. receive Tati, u n, attention.
Nen requested. Tie scho afof the school re-
eve instruction 10 the Latin aH Greek latgna-
ga an extra charge OF SIS csuarter. for each
| E }Harch & 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

" MUssELMaN, Wholesale aud retail
grocery, eotneF # tliattl, aud NHfhrt Ht7,'
baytns been IN the grocery business Tor tnany Yeas
sseis setiafeA fiom long expetiehre that he eau
alsa, 40 uturt, IN l%uranebt IA The way Ut bargains,
ss aey hntsa Ia Baton Rouge! | shall keep on
hand she ensuing yesf,nnt tn'y the leHtline %sF'i''rs'
sueh ~ surat, euIfee, molasaes, salt n'n bat every
,hinr ,las an rnss,b'y enn,e under the head even
"a ,hn most minute articles, gu that a bill eat be
Glied In oaa hoies aiune without leaving a es a'ntt,
or TO ,un o tts tfaa To yet 1t.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fhfe
sst.. Nh bose honey aew tabBseo. 30 besns Negro
aud eaventish tobacco, 30 hoses Virginia ,ohHete,
4 boxes sena 'tsanssaee tobacco, sl,tol hne se.
pays, serted qualities. 90 boxes fse taisios, 10
sacks OF green %rnffee, 40 batstis Of AttakunaH SIT
ssr, very div and white, 100 boxes leng tntb elatel
10 hoxas Mtlseat w4ae. . hnSes %chauia gne wine,
30 dossu painted buckets, Ion boxes M stap nj
sbe hastI sD bikes randies, Rurtnd qualities,
Aud 4 great variety too numerous % mention ri
osI,er articles In m, afne, and as 10 Fay any'nat' IA
ondaeReli nuit IL IN strl, q shtne. ! buy my articles
nj ,he very largest sntnmisslht heoses h, the
civ. a. | baya,r cash, aed I kaa@ that | am as
go9,l 4 Judge OF groceries ~ ans naa,
ian d DC
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
ELECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS

~ Pho.
Def 81 s"# t ,lailur,
Il LECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS
N
1HE Eclectic series Of anheal Books has been
u~er'Hksn by . few a%htisirg lsbafsrs in the eauss
W.T. aud South with A complete, Uniform aud
in.pvsd seliss Of stiopl books, commencing with
the lphabet. The effort has pfnyeh completely
~sarsstul The books are highly approves and
sstei ely adopted. TIE sale IL believed to be
witilt parallel In the United states. More than
fpurtndted thousand copies Itase bee.i published
dutt the SHIRT time they haYe besn befpie The
publ. The following works temp ise The series,
NIL (which arc sief
Etetit primer, eclectic spelling bnok, eclectic.
first satt. eclectic second reader, eclectic third
teadelrriettie fourth reader, %etIsetie arithmetic,
liayssats arithmetic designed for very small chill
dren, alas All in,roduatiun To the eclectic afith
insttt Iy's rules and tables IN arithmetic the
moral i%ntuttof, ~ Miss q. r.. Beethsf. Much
has blls been said on The subject Of Mots1 In
s%tfnttinf. This work ts designed AZ a feahing
book untls admirably adapted To meet such
wants. Ansfala's political grammar Of the
United SITES. This work IL designed To exhibit
u eotnplele'a w Of the THEORY and Practice of The
Geusfa' ~h'tstate govett,nsnis, with The relations
between the. Adapted 10 the tise Of schools
aud colleges, Masnn's Young Minstre|, a juva-
nile music bik. For sails b.
Gra. VI. HEnemAS,
Bookseller " A,atiepef,
L. fY4.a - n
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w. M. wv j K o III,
NOTARY PUBIC, olice pesr door 10 ,ht
~ Louisiana Balk. t5 milo ID
no

2 To Il x.
EMBARRtLst Mess and Pine Pork, war.
&ND rented Vi y, best qualify, Just received
aud for sale by
Dec s6 AZ ~ Eff, PHILLIPS & Co
TO THE PLAINTIFFS or LOUISIANA.
.FESHE nd rsigie 9naving loratad themselves
permanently inhe town of Baton l,euse
for the purpose of repfing sugar and steam mill
I~rtginee; they vii, Y etant all their work to psr-
form well OF M ray, NJ rom their long ex eri-
eace ii etg nee' ing ahethe success II, tn If tu,i-
ness, they iee' con6detf t,ay ca, render general
asaiistartlon to All who sy employ them to rerai,
,thsir engines, aud hop 70 merit u share of the
public patronage. ihst ai give any reference
,~ccessary for their wofh nship.
They cam he fraud ate + Feeders,
70 So THOMPSON & REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
UP

An English paper gives the following notice of
40 importan, discovery which, Jtrue, would seem
to surpass tba. of Mr. Daguerse. II is indeed, no
less than a plan Of rendering The vibrations Of
sound permanently oisilk.
A most ingenius and valuable discovery has
just been made by Mr. southwor,h. of Cheeiham
street, Manchester, by means Of which an lrdisidu-
al. though unacquainted with the art of writing, is
enabled to take down the speech even Of the most
rapid speaker; aud, wha. is ye, more surprising.
in suc!s a way as to indicate the particular em-
phasis with which it may be delivered. As the
inventor has not yet secured a patent, all that we
are at presen. enabled to state is. that i. bears
some analogy to pho.ogenic drawing. 1t is well
known in the latter case, that when a substance
properly prepared is presented to OF lects i~llunina-
ted by the rays of the SUD, it reserves q distinct
and faithful impression Of them, which is after
wards rendered, permanent by suitable chemical
agents. So also the present discovery consists of
a peice of mechanism, as susceptible of The i'm
preston of sounds as The ear, which impression
remains permanent, and is as perfectly Iegible as
the cleares. = rography.
Female Labor in Arabia.-I saw several fe
males here literally performing the duties of bnl.
locks, that is, in plain English, they were yoked
to the plough. One was a very coa1ely lass, aud
she answered my inquiries 'aughinely, that they
hired themselves for the purpose, the n enumeration
being a small quantity OF grain. The men, at the
Of the same time, were standing looking on, VITA
spinneis in their hands. An odd transfer of du-
ties, this' The reader may recolltct that Sin
Thomas Munro relates, as a reason why an In
! dian should be exempted from paying bis taxes,
| that be pleaded the late less of his vile, who die
al much work as TIVE bulloeks.- HeHsisd's Cifs
! Of the Cahphs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
LRW NOTICE

UST received ko,teck's history of the Wrold
O. ~enxaraeta in 4 vol Walker on lnterrnarriage,
Pataiar on ihe contract If sale, also On ~cnnsisn-
m4nt: 50 ,D61 hsh hooks. assorted sizes. 10 dog
il slngliaes: 65 dor genuine Cologne water. war.
santea.s 20 dor foxes tapers on wood ant. paper:
30 sin le barrel guns, fiat and percussion locks;
far sale low at the Bookstore Of
ri 3 GEO N HER0MA,N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

ID ECEIvED this day December 10Th, l54o.
E@ 30 dozen assorted sizes bottles of Castor oil.
Paints Of assorted colais,
Paint hsushes Of different sizes.
SO hbis fresh supefhne -four,
30 Kegs, gaapo@ der.
All of which will he sold low for ca h.
dec 10 IA ] MUSSEbMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
$500
Al - ~ I ~

sTSN N I ] Q r.,
tgt. sOtTERRE physician and sprgeeat'
eauehetf OF the Medical ~ftotlty Of Paris hing
pc rmaneo'ly aettied al Baton Rouge infatnttlie
inhabitants Of the town aud liz vicinity, IN vpiti
he nftefs his sefvis ga. that he hns ESTABLISHMENTS
office at the drugstore Of soutetfe " Favfot.ea
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
LUBER ard

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fESHE undersignei has constantly on hnd the
II following desc Etions %oflumber, vheh will
be offered al very resGnable prices for cas-, VIZ:
Cypress faorg,
Is bnarisspe inch thick,
=" westhe boarding,
Pests and shinSs.
On sale at the Tuner yard, near the sak.nill.
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