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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
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SONNET. By Mrs. Norton .

Like an enfranchised bird. that wildly springs, 2
With a keen sparkle in his g%lancins eyes,
And a Strong effort in his qni sering wings,
Up to the blue vault Of the happy sky,
So my %enamor'd heart, SO iong thine own,
Al Myth from love's imprisonment sci free,
Goes forti, into the open world alone,
Glad and exultjng in its liberty /;
But like that helpless bid (%confned 50 long r
His weary wings have lost all power to soar),
Who soon. forgets TO trili his joyous sons,
And feebly tutterlng, sinks to earth once more
So, rom its former bonds releasedin vain, I
My heart still feels the weight of ttla, resnem-
bered chain.
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r R-S NTH.

Y II T. subscriber has located himself in the town
of Baton Rouge at 1.-The old stand, lately oc-
cupied by Reeze Fi1z Patrick, where all kinds Of
Watches, Clocks, Organs, aud, Music Boxes will
be repaired on the shortest notice and in the best
style. He has on hand spectacle glasses OF all
colours and suitable leF all ages. which he will fit
in at a reduced price. Al kinds of Iewelry men
ded IN a neat manner. He has also all kinds Of
Jewe!ry for sale, low for Cash. ,..a
Ref renee may be male 10 Capt. Sesrls, s.
Hyatt and P. A. Walker.
Oct1 II -35 .8A @ a-, G. MOORE.
ns5-Old gold and silver taken in payment for
work. ~ @-Eg Er
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conditions OF the. Gazette.

No subscription taken for = shorter period s'as
One Year. The price of the Gazette rs. Six
DoLLAHs per annum, one hMf payable I'D ao-
vance, and the remaining instaIment at the com
msnee ment Of the latter six months of each year,
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish to
decline his further subscription, he must give
notice to that effect before the expiration OF inc
year, otherwise he will be considered as sub
scribin. for another year.
ADFERrISEMENTS will be charged as
f,ijows: Advertisement not exceeding twelve
lines, oriess, will be inserted for OSE DOLLAR,
and FIFrY CsSrs for each subsequent insertion;
longer ones in the same ratio. ;,
Advertisements unless otherwise ordered wi,i
be published in English andFrench until ioroid,
and charged accordingly. 35 aHE~
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

A FKEL-EH.-A surgeon md a lawyer had
very little good feeling towards each other, and
the following occurrence took place
H. asked the surgeon, . neighbours dog de-
sfroys my ducks. can ! recover damages by lew
'Cetailly,' replied ths lawyer. you can rs.
cover. Pray what are the circumstancesf'
Why, sir. your dog. last night, destroyed twS
of my ducks
'lndeed! then you certainly can seeosey the
Jamsges; what is the amouu,i I'll Instantly
Jiseharge il. M4 - IT.
Pour shiIlings and six pence ehueklsd the
surgeon. @
And my fee for a~tiendios and advising h sfx
shillings and eight pence responded he attorney
. and unless VOC Immediately pay the same my
conduct will Be sui abba ,-TKe Honest Lrspuer.
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] ] PiNU,
Oct 81 Il Jailor.
ECLECTIC BOOKS
81

VII III -s-H a&u# Jdl'bT.
ECLECTTC SCHOO BOOKS
n HE Eclectic series of School Books has been
undertaken BY a few untiring laborers in the cause
Of education, for tie purpose Of furnishing the
West and South with a complete, uniform and
improved series of school books, commencing with
the Alphabet. The effort has proved completely
successful The books are highly appro, ed and
e&tensi ely ~ado?ted. The sale is believed to be
" itheu parallel in the United States. More than
four hundred thousand copies have been published
during the shor, time they have been before the
public. The following works comp Use the series,
all of which are s,ef' olyped.
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, eclectic
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic third
reader, eclectic fourth reader, eclectic arithmetic,
Pays little ari,hTe,ic designed for very small chill
dren, and as an introduction To the eclectic arith-
rnetic: Ray's rules and tables in arithmetic the
moral instructor, by Miss e.. e. Beerher. Much
has often been said on the slhJeet of Moral In
s~tructior. This work is designed as a reading
book, and is admirably adapted to meet such
wants. Mansfeid's political grammar Of the
United States. This work is designed To exhibit
a c,aapIete view of the. Theory and Practice of The
General aud State governments, with the relations
between them. Adapted to the use of schools
colleges. Mason's Youn, Minstrel, a juve-
nile music book. For sale b.
GEO. VI. HERoMAN,
Bookseller " Staiioner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

nThe quantity Of foreign coal imported into
the United States las. year will not fall much
shof. Of 200, 600 tons. Though there is a duty
on this article Of 81 So per ton; yet on account,
Of The diff ulties Of interim. navigation, foreign
coal Insy DO brought from Picton, Nova Scotia.
and sid in New York or Boston d, d profit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
DOCTOR McGAMSEN.

n0CTOR McGIMSEY, a graduate of Tran
y ,ylvania University, lia wing settled pcfman-
ently in Baton Rouge, respectfully tenders his pro-
f-ssiona services to its citizens and those. f lis vi
cini,y. With an experience of more than fifteen.
years in the practice ofhis proff sion, seven years
having been spent in the south, he hopes, by lis
qualifications aud devotion to business, to secure
The confidence and merit The patronage of this COM
muni,y. His office, on Lafayette street one door
nf nth Of Mr. Huguet's where he may be found, al
all hours, unless absent attending 10 the duties of
his ~profess ion. feb 81 3 ON
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N liz u

sgR. SOCTERRE physician and snrgeon-ac.
coucheur of the Medical faculty OF Paris having
permanently settled at Baton Rouge informs the
inhabitants of the town and its vicinity, 10 whom
he offers his services. that he has established his
Office a: the drugstore Of Souterre & Favrot, La
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

TIE PATENT OSrlcE in Washington is said
to he a perfect curiosity The models are very
numerous and some Of them exceedingly beau.i-
full. The number of patents during the year
1910, was 473. The amount Of fees recese ed
was s3s.s36 81, the expenses Of the Office and
the deductions for Withdrawals, amounted 10
s3l,l5a IS leaving 2 balance fos the pasen,
fund Of Sc. 800 sc. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
FATE OF LOUISIANA,
parisl, OE asst Baton Rouge.
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SAFE. -
yHlY virtue of an order from the Court of Pro-
I'D bates for the parish aforesaid, there will be
offer red at public sale by the undersigned judge,
on
Thursday, ApriI29. 1s4l.
At the Office of the Iari h jad9e, all the right, and
title of George F etchpr, dec, in and 10 a tract of
land in Illinois, being a par, of section No one, in
Township seven, range four West, containing l29
23ll00 acres.
Also a vaiuable E!ecterising Machine.
Terms six and tw elye months. By eriet If
MR. Z CHI TESTER, p J.
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Caldwell & EEicky.

NO. 63,CANAL ST, NEWORLEANs,
ut ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
. the planters generally in the vicinity of Ba.
tor Ronse, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage Il Commission Business alone; and they
hope, from 1heir close application TO business. to
receive . share al public patronage.
august z Of H.S4 II ## rEt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

I'D ECEIVED this day December 10Th, 1o40,
LAY % dozen assorted sizes bottles Of Castor oil,
Paints of assorted colois, W.
Paint brushes ufdiferent sizes.
SO bb!s fresh superine -four,
20 kegs, gunpow der.
All Of which will he s1id low f9r ca n.
dec u IA ] w MUSSELMAN. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

Why is ,hs Erie CspsI lie 30 oysleit Do,
cause its Of no use I'LL is opened.
s,fsesss's EphralM says tina. lovsrs are always
large men-bscause they are men of great aigAs.
: EloU me il I run as the nose said 10 ,hs wiper.
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y Il Es AY g /.

"AKEN up by A L'Oficial on the l7tb Of De
cember, a black horse, ~ or 10 hands high
about 4 years old 4 feet " white, long tai, manr ha
Gu, off, star on the face white spot on the nose no
brand. -
dae 40 EA s MUssENDEN, Ranger
lust RECEIVED; TIE Pa ,fader 2 vols
Cd Jacob Sheppard 2 vol, Foois Quality 2Hois
Home as found : yal, Nicholas : ickleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, The gentleman ot The
Old Schooi, enl's Com III assl abridged, The
Bows owo Book, Gums De..:estjc Medicine revi-
sed Edition, Hooper's MEDICAL Dictionary, Com
stocks Geology, The Life and Travels Of Mul'so
Park, leaauefAon Banking, lockers Liie oil lei
ferson. Hollands Life of Martin Van Buren,, The
Life OF Black Hawk, The Life OF Boone, Plu-
Gafch's .Lises, Russell's, History of Greece and
France, The Log Cabin Almatac for 1871, The
Fortune Teiiers Own Book, Bnrritt's Geography
of the Heayens-Taseil,er with 4 variety of Blank,
Bill. Note and Receipt Books, aud A large assoit-
ment Of German Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles and Botanic Medicines FOR Sale at the
Bookstore Of GEO. &.
September f-38
n W MJSsELMAN, wholesale aud retail
grocery, corner Of Church and Market sts.,
having beea in che grocery business formany years,
feels satisfied from long experience that he can
offer as much inlucenent IN the way of bargains,
as any house in Baton Rouge | shall keep on
hand the ensuing veal, not cnly the leading articles,
such as sugat, coffee. molssses, salt etc bat every
thirg that can possibly come andef the head even
totlle most minute articles, So that a bill can be
6Iled in ore house aloae without leaving a cus,om-
err to ,ui over town to get it.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fine
salt, 80 boxes hehey dew tobacco, 20 boxes negro
and cavendfs h tobacco, 90 boxes Virginia tobacco,
s boxes good Tennessee tobacco, sn,to) fine Sc
CARS, sorted qualities. Cd boxes fine raisius, Is
sacks OF green coffee, 90 ba rrels of Attakapas su-
gar, vesy dsy and white, 100 boxes long cork claiet
10 boxes Muscat wine, S boxes chami a gne VINE.
20 dozeu painted buckets, l6o boxes No soap Of
abe best, SO boxes candles, sorted q~ualities-
And a great variety too numerous 10 mentlen OF
other articles In my line, and US to say anymancan
underseIi me it is 40 such a thing, | buy my articles
al the very largest commission houses in the
city, as I buy for cash. and | know that ana as
god q judge of groceries as any maa.
jan 2 46
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LIT. CO.

LIE H kAA n OE6 Il , @ OUs
ARUGGGISIS and Apotheca ries sd ndwhole
H. sale dealers in Medicines, Oils and Pants
English and French Chemicals. Wiadow Glass
Perfumeries. Varnishes Dye stufa, Spices &c.
Their store for the present is at No. llS Julia
street, one door from corner of Camp.
nFN. B. Particular attention will be paid to
puttiig up family medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from the country generally. Landry & Co.
invite planters and mechRnics to give them a call.
New Orleans. Tune 8 II +.
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WAY SLAVES

a WAS brough; 10 the depot at Baton
XIX /R)uge, on the 9Th of Octobre lS4D.
M&T from loerviile jail. a negro man who
sDTs/ calls himself Charles, 5 feet 8 l-2
ssnsrSM ~ xmhxu, incl es high, about 81 years OF aye,
" and says he belongs to a Mr. Jacob
Kelley Of afourche, The owner is requested 10
comply with the law and Ike him away.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

Wacn tea was frst introduced 10 ,hss country,
. woman ia New Hampshire. boiled d pound os
il with pork and passaips for dinner hns abe
was not herself very fond Of i.
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NOTICE.

As MATTA has received on consignment the
oilowing invoice of goods Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniac brandy ten bbIs Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
boxes mushroom catsup. twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whiskey, fifty k~egsleat lard, three RI
fes superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenafaed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
10 o'eioek An, at the store formsrlyTsoccdpied
by y. d. Stuart Esq.
i27 90 SAWS8N%sA
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Married in Michigan. Mr.. Henry Bills TO Miss
Mary Small We hope the Issuing Of SMALL
FILLS is not prohibited in that state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
LUMBER YRRD.

LONBER YHfD.
= ENHE Undersigned has constantly on hand hi
a following descrit tions o fiunher, which vii
be offered at very reasonable prices for ca si,, viz:
Cypress hnor n,
boards, enc inch thick,
weather boarding,
Posts and shingles.
on sale at the lumber yard, near the eaw-mill
m13 Il FARBOuR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

HUST received Roi,eck's history of the Vrold
e complete in 1 vol Walker OIL InteEnarriage,
Pothiar on the contract fsale, also On %consign-
msn,; Sc, 600 fish hooks. assorted sizes. 10 dog
& shinelines; Go doz genuine Colos ne water, war
rantea, 20 dog foxes lapers on wood and paper:
30 siagle barrel guns, flnt and percussion locks;
for sale low st the Bookstore Of
s27 GEO n HEROMA,N
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nov . AZ J Z Z L U %
LEFE EsALLS

MOFFAE,S LIFE RALLS
AND PHENlX BITTERS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER g. AGUE,
AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
weli-regulsted and propartlonate quantity OF
N bile upon the stomach is always requisite Tor
the promotion of Sound health-it stimulates diges-
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
Instructions. On the ~iaferior surface OF the liver,
isa peculiar bladder, in wiicii the bile is irst pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence it passes into the stomach and intestines,
and regulates the indigestion. Thus we see, When
there is a deiciencySofbile, the body is constantly
~costive. On the other hand, aa overabundance of
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomaehi and
often prom otes very severe attacks of disease,
which sometimes end in death.
MOFFAT,S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken in the earl !. ages of bilious complains;
and if perseyered in richly according to the diree-
tions, will positively effect q cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases. ~slthangh they may effect a temporary
cure, at the same. time create an unhealthy state oil
the blood, aud consequently teud to promote a re.
turn OF the very disease which they arc employed
to cure. 1T is / then, by the use Of %purgatit 9, ex-
clusively formed of vegetable compounds, .'ch
possessing within themselves no deleterious a, IN
cies, which decompositioa, combination or alt, u
ton can deveiope or bring into action; aud, Thea :
fore, capable of producing no effect, save that whie
is desired at a safe remedy is found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENlX B1fTERS
have proved 20 be the most happy in their effects,
in cases Of bilious diseases, ofany purely vegetable
preparation ever offered to the public. fthe sto-
mach isfout, they cleanse il by exciting il to throw
off its contents If not, they pass to the 'Iuodenum
without exciting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neighboring viscers, as the t1vers
and paacras, SO as to produce a more copious flow
ottheir secretions into the intestines; stimulating
the exhsaent capillaries, terminating in the inner
coat, which an increased. few of he useless parti-
cles of the body *foreig matters or retainedssecre-
tions, are completely discharged.
LIB. JOURDAN has beea appointed agent
for the sale of my medicine IN Baton Rouge.
aug Gags WN, r.. MOFFAT, N, York
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bookseller y Slatit
Baton Rouge. NAV G Id
'UtoF' ftouSe3 H'y 7" II
HOUSE TO RENT

HOUSE TO RENI D..
vMsHE two story frame house formerly occupied
n by Jumes Cooper, Esl -, on Church st.
The larse and convenient store lately occup.e ed
by w ID Sanger, at the ccrJer of Church and La
iaye,te st.
Also-fl,e small frame building adjoining The
above on Lafayette ST. --
Apply to
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w. HI. WikOH.
NOTARY PUBLIC, Office nexr door to the
QV Louisiana Bank. m16 Ia
p q r X

r K.
SaABAER5Ls of Mess and Prime P~ork,wor-
and for sale by
Dec 26 as is E.F, PHILLIPS & Co
TO THE PLANTERS or LOUISIANA
FMVHE nd rsigne having located themselves
permanently in the town Of Baton Rouge
for lhe purpose Of repaising sugar and steam mil
engines; they will warrant all their work 10 per-
form we'll or no pay. and from their long ex ,eri-
etce in erg neefing and the success in III, ir tusi-
ness, they feel confident they can render genera
sd ABSTRACTION to all WHO may employ them to rel ali
their engines, and hop, to merit a share of the
pubic patronage. J hey caa give any reference
necessary for their workmanship.
They can re found at ID + Readers.
f6 So THOMPSON & FEEDER.
BATON EOUGE FEMALE academy
Conducted by Mr.. and Hrs Fisher.
vEVHE fifteenth session of this school commen-
ced on the fourth Of January 1871.
Although it is much more cont usive TO the
schoia r. interest. to c0mmtnce with The session,
| vet, Ia e,ts may enter their children at any time,
who Il respect TO its advancement since charge,
comnea e otiy with the date of scholars en-
trace.
No y ms is spared to obtain the most approved
| school hooks, and in the course of Instructions and
r .citations, to sin oft the whole idea
Boart and tuition 500, per arntm, payable
quaftsr,y in advance. Washing an extra ch,rse
An ezra change Of 81 per month is made when
ed and bedding are furnished for he b~oarder..
Music $50 per q a ter, une of sirmn,ent 81 pc,
no" tn French s 0 per quaiter, no rtehuc, .ons ar
made for lost lime, unless in cases Of severe SICK.
ness, the Co rse of studies embraces every de
partment of an English education.
The ornamental blanc es, including perspective
drawing and a u ing, wax work and plain aud
fancy needle work. receive particular attention,
when requested. Tie scho'a rs of the school re-
ceive instruction IN the Latin and Greek larg,,a-
ges. at an extra charge OF SIS er quarter. for each
mach 6 i L.4 --
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N ~ ISb. "
HVR. WHITMAN Wilcox has removed his office
to the building formerly occupied by Mad. Hatch,
and the second door from Dr. Hainey's. lie will
be found there at all hours unless professionally en-
gagged Oct 10 80
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E1n.. EOs.hagm

AS removed his office to the Drug Store Of
EA B.. Jourdan: Baton Rouge. e 4
NAV Ia Ia : III
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LAW NOTICE
TILE eopartnership heretofore existing between
/ James NJ Elan and Amos Adams, under the
firm ofElam and Adams, is this day dissolved BY
mutual coasslt all unfinished business entrusted TO
said Arm, will be attended TO by them Jointly.
JAMES M ELAN,
me 4 AMOS ADAMS.
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the flames. now reached, altered o piercing shrek.
Timely ss-isiapse was rendered. aud. she 90 well
recovered thai, after her Gesurrectisn, she became
the mother of several children. .aasaa r. aaifa
Ga the 2lst Of Npyemter, 1852. Able Prevo,,
well known for his literary productions. was
taken with an apoplec,ic fit, as he was travelling
through the fol est Of Chanliliy. - Being supposed
dead, be was carried TO the house. of the Mayor
of the village, and the magistrate ordered a pos,
norton examination to be commenced. A sh, ea
utIeredtby tie unfortunate man. proved tina. he
was alive. He expired under the scaipel. sfgf~a
DIR Davaux,s a. sergeant ofSt Come hospital,
in Paris, had o maid servant who had been three
times carried TO the burial. She did not recover
her senses the last time, until they were lowering
the coffin into the. grave. The woman having
died anew, the body was kept for six days, les,
they should have to carry her back a fourth time.
a Mr. Rousseau, Of Rauen had married a young
lady Of fourteen, whom be left in per feet health at
his starting on a short journey. Alter a fe"
days, be heard that upless he returned immediate
ly, he would fnl his wife buriel.-On reaching
home be saw the funeral ready. In an agony Of
gtief, he had the coffin ,e 1n,ovtpd to his room, and
unscrewel. He placed Tie body on bed, and or
dered twenty Eve i~ncisions to be made into II. AT
the twenty sixth the decss, d exclaimed, How
severely you hut mel Medical assistance was
Immediately given. Tho lady had afterwards
twenty five child, en-. - st=-s2@
The wife Of NJ Dotamel, a celebraieJ lawyer,
having been supposed dead twenty four hou $, the
body was placed OF, a table for tho purpose Of pre-
pairing i. for burial. Her husband strongly op.
p"sed it, not believing her dead; but in o state Of
sus pended animation. To. ascertain il, and
knowing that she was fond of the eymbal, aud
the tunes which cymbal ~rIaye's sing, he called for
one. Upon hearing the instrument and voice,
the deceased recovered motion and speech. She
her apparent death forty years. > s,
Andre Vesale, first physician 10 Charles vi
and Philiy II, after attending a Spanish grandee;
thought him dead. Having obtained leave to ex-
anime the body, he had scarcely thrus. the bis
toury into it, and opened the cIest. when he per |
ceived tina, the heat pu'saied. The relatives Of
the deceased prosecuted him as guilty Of murder,
the inquisi,ors as guilty Of profaneness. Through
the in,ercession Of the king, be obtained to be
merely, Condemned TO Q pilgrimage TO the Holy
,anu. sd es#z#=s5 ri htsd& ,#4Hss=sta S1t~sl
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NOIIGE.

Inform those persons who sre indebted I me,
either BY no.e or account for ths year tlsl0, to
make Tayment previous 70 the first OF May next, or
they will be LANDED 70 Up Attorney f,f collection.
Ra H.vRABiN.
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Az malta, has recei, ed on consignment twen
1A ,y k g. honey dew ~'obacco,
Ten key Myers tobacco, No ! and 2.
Fly basrc.s fresh -four,
Flu harte's %s2jrfts O. tarPentine,
Two barrels sFe'm oil,
Two barrels @haIe oil, j -
Fly boxes soap, -gH
Fifty kegs rails. assorted, .# b..
Twelve boxes champagne,
Two boxes cbanibsrtin,
: Two boxes old Madeira, tHHf s
Tae4ty five boxes Cd port wire, a res
dec II Al
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F MIrcnELL

IN B--I shalt be pursuit. no doub', bot it will be
useless. l shall not be broush. back; for if | were
to be over,aken, | have provided myself with two
contingent friends, either OF which will spare me
the mnrtifca'ion Of icing brought hack Ike a
felon. Death were, under any circumstances, pre-
ferable to, that
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

"AKEN up by A L'Oficial on the IN OF De-
cember, a black horse, IL or - hands hlsh,,
about 4 years old feet white, long tail' n'anthai
cut off, star on the face white spot on the nose no
brand. $780, IA (
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
ADDlE AND HARNESS MAKING, AND
EEpAIlINc on nApnI.Grs

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aEEGSONS wishing to, have I'll ir goods Goa
u sigod 4 the care of Inc undersigned, eau
do SO, ny paying the freight aud drayage in al
vance, otherwise il will not be received.
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