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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16
No1o

sas4sae%n@assahsss -sNASHa@
ssiat'atta and tln Hatl and q mute not adsa,sd
Tot. Dot 'e hhee been very much mistaken.
TIN ettaHiftng into tba subject, We Gttd tina, Ill.
~etttt{itf sf SIR 10 more simple md easv .hs,
missing Cotton or Com. mn IL attended win d
q ''iii'fg 9 8l'eiae IN commence II. Our soil anil
~flin.a'e ate peculiarly adapted to is@.as tho null
berry 'sas and Htis warm arc ti#.iyes nf our sta,e
4 tn tfsaa tsHl grew oil a4y soil exesnt that ..ht.t,
h a*aFileaa4l constantly. aHd tho worms nav ia
tel IN Rty room tiitha houses, In tee mentt,.
nom taa aifis Hta sFebs afs Planted, worms nhy
se 'sd ffofi Them, and in thirty days r,e,e tEp
crop Of 6l!k ~ really fur market. The ,ya,,,.
rfsaY hs latI oh any tabi6 ~ t,oafds In tbs h,,.a
'''e hfi''tifea f%'eiitffs Of The leaves If ihs Mali.
eahs vii tdskeofie pound Of ailt worth ffan
I'd to 1le. The iHaYes may Ds gathered by RI, l.
afa1 f6fa Geo TO ton yeats of aae. and faed IA
shg tho worms srgstaf tifties d day by crown ner.
s1n. viz Children thay gather leaves enough IL
Fss1 ono million worms per mouth, and tso xa.
'net ea7 Fed item. 4 vgenty fve hpnIye.. ,ye,r.s
VIII MAKO one raut,i Of six. The stlk il ma5o
IN ialsiy days frofo Ito tina lhs worms srs fits,
ffi, sni II may 'heH be- sold or olber.Ise Es
#onntl ifsn ssyiug silk. machines for doing
With eau ID purchased grty low. IL this state
sha S'ss y worn, Ten dolEsfs n pound.
Is considered Q pleasant atHi,setbtpr 10 fed
The ~orHis. ihn7 cal with astonishing tspidity.
and ~hafs there are q Htrat many together make
q considerable e~laiteftne witt, their grinders asd
IN tbs aoursa of the feeding ~infresse aaon;ab;.e.
~ in si2f. getting getefatiy abon. fyn hundred
lines lafgsf. II is presumed flint ax erops of
Silk may 10 raaas IN u year in Louisiana. ygh,fs
in siifSpe but obs Ii made. The SILK enffnre,
chen II ggls 10 DO uddetstead. will be- eenstatly
gHfe into by our farmers and pfantefs, M /. must
prove q very profitable business. Unr own coun.
Try saattls Il sure mafkff about II. 500. 900 woyth
NJ SILK being consumed hire annually. which, ia
At IrfsBstt imported from Countries, besides Meti.
- end Tho other South 4 American pyoyioees,
where they consume oven more Of Tho article tbs.
ws do. and phefe we might successfully eompets
With Tho European manufacturers. We st,atl
spread tuf!hfs facts on this important subject be-
iofa ogr FfalaFs. In Il future number. and IN Tho
tafan sitas recommend II 10 their serious eonaid,
ftatiDn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16
Murder nil outflow true is the fol'ouin,

Murder miU outflow true is the following,
from the Philadelphia North American.
In the trial of Knaps and Crowniashiefds, for
the murder of Mr. White, Of Salem, Mr. Webster,
octing for the commonwealth closed his argn-
ment on the circumstances which led 10 the dis
| closure with the following remark Murder is .
secret With which a man cannot trust himself
The truth Of This remark forcibly occurred 10 US
in reading the brief details that have reached Us
connected with tbs murder Of Mr. s~uydam. The
perpetrator-if report speaks true, and we have
little reason TO doub. it-hsd secured his unsus-
pecting victim, and in The silent secrecy of night
buried him beneath his own cellar. The insttu.
ments were pat away and every stain Of blood
carefully eGaced. To ali human appearances the
ffightfuI secre. might rest there updiFulged till
! he last trumpet!
Bot it was too near tic surface for The eonsci-
ence of The perpessator ; a floor must be laid 10
close i. down he more securely. The precanfic1
by one ofthose mysterious ordinances Of Pfosl
dence which sa scty can neVer penetrate. and
human guilt new r scaFe le1s TO detection7 Tau'y
murder il s. secret with which a man cannot trust
himself. His very conceaiments besrsy him.
Spade and plank cannot avail.
Blood, like sacrificing AbeTs, sriss
Even from The songueless eaverns Of the earth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16
"'1't,e fapA 10 but she gulnea'a stamp:
Tho man lhe gon'4 fer . limit

III natrtoins LIS dignity n . fireman, ~ fitout
violating tho easte Of any society into which he
IL thtoGn, III Ia always en american citizen
nj court ffnaentniiohs, a nobletusn's entertain.
n,ent. nr ut a metttaut'H1tabie We trust tina
OUT country may lave msuY seel, teptengrnfa-
liFea III foreign dimes, 30 % 10 redeem las gi9a.
lie erPfobfium which Is said 10 real npotl us.
LET 1t be our b9ass that tba regulations u our
social life ete based upo, tho Same broad ard
noble foundation as our ~poiieieal Institutions
thpl oar highest places ats open 10 all Who are
worthy Of Them. whether they Ls DEFENDANTS OF
home born peaaants, OF foreign mobiles.
Lft ~ pride ourselves In making character and
intellect the only STANDARD Of gradatlon; for graia-
lion ,rrte vii! ever be- while men differ 40 much
In the civilization of iheif heafsa and their minis.
An agrarianjsm IN social intercourse ia 81 inprae..
ficable. aud would b. ~ impossible, a. I'm agrati~
auisn in property.
The present code Of III uigion In society In or.
| ~litrary, and principally haeed upon tho different
degrees IF wealth and display md il IL tho ty~
ranhr oi faai,iop aipne, that keeps sich antipoies
together. Eteaa up tha artificial banls that hold
our incorffuous mixtures In nuiss, aud all viii
find .ttoif pfoper level, 1t IL the consciousness
that external distinctions arc all til at arc required
thai leads to those eagef struggles sef station, and
precedence. Tte vulgar and nnipteilectusi uo-
man, who delights in 6nery and show, and Who's
husband of father nay chance 10 be 4 mechanic,
know that there arc many morneu other own kind
in the ~citeIcs above ier and il IL This that iennpss
her 10 strive for a place beside Them. We're our
conventional regulation differently constituted.
barriers Of EXCLUSION would ha needless, for those
Of iory minds and frigoinua tastes would not oven
attempt 10 ming'e with their a~npesiors In nlon-
tal elevation, for 10 them there would Lc nei.hey
happiness nor congeniality in the companion
ship.
II II the natural tendency of societyto arrange
itself into classes If freed from the marriage in
1ucnces af fashion, IL will be gathered sogefberby
the attraction of moral sympathy, and BY the law
Of intelleetua. similiiude. The i'll bred and nm,
educated woman often will find that her style Of
living can no longer command the company af tie
we'll bred and accomplished and the refined and
intelligent will associate together, however diifer-
en-. may he their fortunes or occupations. The
claims Of the various distinctions in society will
he ~ezfyinsic they will be- inherent, and our 90.
cial svstem will become orc Of harmony, order,
and due proportion. We shall then allow 10 s1-
prenacy from birth right or heritage, fortune OF
station for we shall hold this truth to be self.
evident, that ali men are born free and equal and
The only distinctions that We as republicans shall
he willing TO acknowledge, are those of character,
virtue, and intelligence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16
NOTICE.
BATON RNLGE. Dec 9. ISL

FwvHE undersigned has the hoaar of informing the
ladies and gentlemen Of Eaton hoage and
The ~yieiaity. that he has inst received and opened
a complete assortment Of French aud American
ready made goods, viz:
Clothing of every price and the latest style, con
sistiug Of frock coats, dress coats, pantaioons.wasst
coats. ovetcoats also boots shoes, ~bfogans, pumps
and hats &c &c.
Dry goods domestic aud fancy. ladies sha~ts
caps and collars: some beautiful patterns oil
mausseline aud wintet calico. Moreover seFerat
articles ofgrocery asspermaceti candies. soap, etc
He will sell The abaye articles as heretofore al
IS per cent under current nrices for cash..
His store is as before in MIR Il Lesendre's house
cn lafayette street.
d5 al MARiA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16

rhtIfns M4grpea in 5th.~Jadaa tsarpos, sf
Macon. ii Ieofgia, lately appeared in court, with
. full aais 81 sih produced atd made Up by bis
nwn people. No. content with thus attesinn oT
bin own person. fe IL ssid 10 have declared I'm.
~fon'esfle silk will, before many years efapse, bs
found The most economies article for neatp cloth.
ing. by that time, W. presume, silks will boz
come aHfas',iotable with iadies. II Il gn1te alarm.
for sope husbands, poetets and credit, the wev
costly SILKS have been bo1gtt 81 late, and tho
worst Of 1t IL that tho money Or it, eanivs.
'snt soes 10 foster the Industry Of other ma
tons.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16

TIE cation Manufaetare Of me HaaeI Sfafes
eootphrsd Until Mnt Of Great Brikaia-An Eug4
lIslsnan by name James Montgomery, has regent.
" p~uflisiIea 4 wofk comparing tho cotton man.
ufaetnre of Ibis county with That Of Great britain,
The author II said TO he well acquainted with The
cotton Manufacture Of great Bfitain. by many
ysafs ~pssctical aequalntpnce With the business, ~
vsifh saas oftbs United stsfea, from four years
ot,sefsation and experience, under the mos. fav@
orubla circumstances Ills work il, therefprs, Of
the highest ratao and authority, and abolnds viii
interesting fe.s.
One Of bis deductions from lbe e~uqaifiss he llrs
ingtitu!e1 So TO the comparative cost of The rnas,4
.fsetutes in the Two counties IL. ttat there IL a
difference equal 10 I Of q cent per yard, or ls per
cent, in tie eosG Of the American manufactures
ovcr tho British.
The comparative cogt oftft raw. material to tbs
Dtisisfs eni hncriean manufacturer, fueIudjne
oil ~ehatgfa 0r shipment, freight, insurance, i'm
porier's profit, duty and inland carriage, ii esti.
mated VI ~ liz per cent, aappasing sae Tfic6 bf
cotton, at The placa If s~hipmeni to be ID, or Ia
cents, giving The American manufacture The nd.
va,'sges OTIS Of a cen. per yard in The cost a
the ra~ material, while tho English manufacture
making the Advantage ia Tho aggregate in favor
Of The American manufacturer e Of cent, pef
yafd or / 80 on . per cent nearly in The whole
cost.
From other modes Of calculation, il il made 10
appear that 10 the cost of cotton the American
manufactures has fhe Advantage Of about half q.
aa~s a ,<a,4ud sc fLa E,u,.As frr.m sb-mrmzm -. Il
duction, az much more in heirg free from import
du'y, and. probably, another half a cent, in the
diGstouce Of ether chargcs.
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Vol xxH1
Condition. al. lilac Gazette.

No subscription iakah for y shorter period thaa
1nu Setf. Ihp price Of tho tsaLttr ~ 81 4
neLhAaa pat autumn. ane hall payable - al
vance, and tho futnainias itisthlaisht " the sat'~
manaanient " the latter siS tannihs Ut each fhht.
Fattoaia any one by removal Or otherwise wia'i. 70
tdusltau hfa further subscriptions, he ,mtst give
uatteea 10 that effect before Tie expiration Of. tie
year, otherwise I've will BIZ considered A. sub4
]asrtbinA Tar another year, eEzH
ADVERTISER Ey'fs viii be charged ~
TtataWAf advertisement nnt nSsshdiitg t@tisis
lious, ar lass, will he inserted for oNf Iattan,
and f.rts Cssts for eael, subsequent i"seftiot's
longer nnea Iia the aaHte rata, .
vnrliaefahut uhlass otherwise ordered will
BIZ publis shed ID ~Iingiiaii and ffs,sls until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16

Their banquet hall deserted"

Every one familiar with he phraseoloey Of toa'
knows what is meant by s.missure ! but in de-
fance Gifts arbitrary code, these 'ahhorfed mix
lures take place in every company that gathers
together, from the social party to the public ball
A large assemblage cannot be collected without
admitting many whom Inc most fasfidious con-
slider as unlawful sntraders but our lady patron
esses are obliged to make a virtne Of necessity,
and 10 overlook The taint Of .tradas' provided the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-16
SILK CuLTuRE.-The following sensible re

marks are from the Red River Republican.
The culture of SILK begins 10 attract attention
in our country, and We are Of the impression that
the day is not far distant when s;lk will be an
important staple of the L States and especially
OF Louisiana. Entertaining this opinion ~e
shall erdeavour TO Law before our readers such
Information on this subject hereafter, as ma,
prove of intsres. TO them.
We have never until lately given to the sub
iect any of on. attention, believing, as we did,
that the culture of Silk in this country could not
be successfully carried on; that the business Wa:
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nssTlar,

uMAs returned, and II Rgain located In tsaton
itonge. lie respectfully prefers his ~aeryiees
TO his %patronsfp for tho performance Of all operations
Of Dentistry and re~attaAt'on TO former operations,
Ufiee one door Nortl. Of John Reid. y, roam ior-
mrrly urenpiel by A., Desall, Gaat 81
.Juanaes mn. Esssstfa vi A am as Al IA mas,
a TlORNEis aud Caonsellots NJ Law, VIII
ia practice eo"iointly 10 The IT. ath, and ah
Judicial Districts -Ofiee at Baton Rouge nes. the
Fsn,tFs fI,tfAa. ## " s#
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NO. e., CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
N ID tf~stEGrEULLY inform their hienfa md
a. The planters g~aneFhlfg III the vicinity az t,as
to, lsaage, tiat .hvN are taw confined IA the Fac.
forage a. Ton, mtahtou business alone md they
hope, from their close application to business. to
receive q ahatn nt public patronage.
aitrtHt 4 4n5
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4ooetrp4

A s0NG~ns D. j. nAnenH.
sung al d melting JMs agricultural &o*ie.
ut Nee Bgtsas,gieh.
4 Farmers IFS Is tha life for me.
Town | love Ii dearly;
And every Hsa#on full Of s'ea,
taas liz labots sbeeffy~~
10 plough or #otH,
To teap os NOV, r
Bf In the BARN 10 thtsel sir,
a sss.. Ais one 10 ms,
| plainly Heo
Twill bring ms heals'l AID easl, sit
The lawyer loads ii h%afrass'd ltfe,
Much IiAa laHt Of a hunted ttlssf,
Aad 'twaen his own and others )slttts,
LES always N bot Waltf,
Fef ios os hiaad,
a. A eauas dafsGd.
He*evef wrong must be, ejf,
In fshsoa's srits,
Mbiniein lis right
And dearly easn bis ips, #if.
The Doctors styl'J II gentleman
Bot this !! bold bu. ~hpmmlaa.
- Tpr lin a tavern waiting man,
To every call hs's Coming
Naw hstp. now there,
Must hn tepait,
Or stafre, sar by denying,
Like death himself,
Hhaappy of,
lis lives Ivy others dying,
a faFtlef'B life thai. let ne live.
DhtatiinK while ! lend II,
Enough for aalf. and some to give
To such poor souls as need il.
III drain ahA fence,
Nor gfaiye expense,
To give my labi good dteHEiugt
III plough and soa,
ss . Or drill 10 row,
And hope from heaven q blessing.
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H. II. LANDRY. Al f'la.

E bKusGtilSl q aud a Fotheta,,es, andwhblo
seIe dealers 10 Medicines, OILS and t'atnsa
ElAlAgh aud French Glietnitals, Wiahnw t.iaan.
Esefttpnef.ea. Vafnishes Dye atufla. SpireH &c.
tltrit btarh for the p,stent Ia at No. li8 Julia
street, one door from corner If Camp.
a+s-N, II, Paftlt nlat attention will be natd 10
Futtt.,g up ft thilf medicines, medicine chests, aud
orders from the country generality. Landry 4 10.
invite planters antl meehnn,cs 10 give Thorn a cali.
New Orleans. 1nnp 4 ~
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beg ~
-BArON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CpSpuerkp III Nil. ED nRs. FISHER.
rrvrH respectful confidence, we place cur
selves thus publicly before the community,
TO solicit that patronage which an assiahous aeNote-
,nent IN the moral aud intellectual interests OF
those committed 10 our tuition bespeaks AS coupled
with, and greatly assisting the iaitntuite teacher. NC
have from the eomiEcncenaentot our teaching, pro-
coded on the inductIye principle, introducing t"at
series of books as last as We could, without put
ting aarenls to unnecessary expense. The iiiduetise
is the course pursued IN the most intelligent paris
of + europe, aud the most popular III the world.
Mts.g responsibility was not the OBJECT aiihca ~, al
the opening OF this schuol, but that supeFlofit. 10
Which ability and experience, combined with Il Ia
horizons aud con scieneious discharge OF tlsc teachers
duty at,ains, In this we HAYS not been disappointed.
as the average number OF our pupils, together with
theirprogresss show
have made provision for 3 most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety Oh
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
subject, We have ordered from New YORK and
shall receive such apparatus 10 IS necessary 10 eS-
plain the different sciences. We snail also re
ceiye books and stationary, OF any kln'i, anu TO an
amount, at order directly from New York.
NO pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the principles OF the best authors. our ANA III oe
reeitations oil the respective classes, Is 10 SIT '"'
the whole idea"
The accommodations OF our boafuihs dePaf'-
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition Ss0o per annun payable
quarterly in advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music $40 per quarter. Use of instrument 81
per month. French $40 per quarter. no dea"c-
tions made except in eases OF serious Sickness.
The course oil the studies embraces every de-
partment of an english education. The orfatiief'-
tai branches, including she'll and wax WORK; sts2
plain and fancy needle work, aisn The Greek and
Latin languages when requested will reeetVe par
ticutar attention.
The eleventh session, Of the B. r. F. Academy
will commence on the second day OF January next.
A sense that The success OF pnpits,iu acquiring" an
education, depends very much Upon tie'r puls.'1s
attendance, Cannot too deeply impress the minds OF
parents. The loss of week, and even a DAY, may
sometimes be irrepa"@itc; cspcs ally when '''es
are well ciassel.
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And on tie side slifyc a1oe.' Any lefson "h
w;lls bring eat1 cane to thA s3iea OF the hdto'
Rouge Gazette will receive Il suitable reward.
Dec. .0-A6
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Probate Sale.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge

RATiLf. be sold by The Undersigned Judge OF
w the Court If Prohatas, en- Monday the
18th day Of jahuaty next. lS4i, between The usu
Al hou $ Of sale at he Court House IN this Parish,
The following property belonging TO tue succession
OF The late James Peuny, deceased, 10 wit:
The plant ,lion an which the deceased resided ID
This parish. IA miles from The town of Baton Rouge.
confirming 1920 arpen.s of land, has on it. a good
dwelling house. cotton gin. corn mill, a sHgtr mill
aud kettles.
Terms Of Sale-Casi,.
DEC 10 Is Oh TESTER 1udse.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

II AOsT or st,len Oh Sun lay or Monday last, {
a4cgony CANE. with n gold head. Oh. the iuM
nels e~ulayed these woods ::
ID. f. Il.
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zIa AKIN up by Andrew K teinpe'er Oh the 4t'
u lust, an iron grey Hose, about IA hands
high, s OF . years cd no marks leIeep'ioIe; alsp:
,n The anne day. a chesnut 81 REL Horse, about l6
hands high. S or 9 years old, stan in the forehead,
no brand or other mark perceptiGle. . 40
r1RS SfEER, has returned 10 fatou Io'lgR'
WI and proposes TO ins'ruct a class O, twelve
or ffteen young ladies', she will commence on the
uth Of Janusty ncEt. For furlhet particulars in
aa;ra IF her. At I N F1am,s. ESQ. 247
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NOTICE

SyyriI.f. he spli by ihe undersigned OF Tues
w day, the 25th Of January, 13fa,at ttpe Court
hettse. On 4tres pf land. h~pl1ng'iR & the s'teeea. =
ion Of tnn late ] James Cook Chapman, bounded
North by the Land, ~ q L Kelley, south by the
aetoal atrlions aud esat hyl slntkeg.
TerItB al sa'eA-ttte and twa years credit tftm
the aas OF sale, dir purchase atoitey IL ba re
cured hy ara,atel petsoual security and mort
gaAh I'LL fhai payment.
,lse 40 GI TEasI3R, T ].
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CH TEAsll.R, Z j.

ausr REGEtpEni 30 FaI ,tlder Z lpt.
eH aatal, S~selparA y w, Fool | Quality y vol,
HOME ~ found 4 WI, Nicholas [ iekteht, Marian
81 Young Matty Fortune, fht ,sentleman ef the
0a Sehaal, ents Soat auns fies abridged, Tho
ilasa nwt, Book, t9unus Dt se4tG A%lpiirinr resi.
sna Edaian. l~laepnr'a MnH,aal Dactiafpfy, tom
atank's t.eolagy, The Life aud f'fasels of Asntl2n
Park, itaeuel na t~lanktng, toakef : ttta u ioE.
lerS,iu, .iollani's ltFa,tf Martin Van t1tfen, Tho
Life el Black tlA~k, Fhs ttfe .! lIn3ae, Pla.
t,.ph's Lives, Rt$evii's History 81 Etpeee and
France. Tile log tatia sim nae taF 1891 The
E,ghnN I'eilnte 0wa lsaek, ]t'afritt's Gsohstal1lty
uftAe Tieatens- 'fasnihef With 4 variety 81 Hiank,
Bill. Nate and ~liaeeiIa ilasks, al.d = large asset
mea, Of tsetmaa Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles anft Botanic Mesteinas- Tar Sale AZ the
Blackstone Of GEO. Al HlstUNAN.
Septemher la
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II PICKET,.

,s~~s~4@ THE Steamer TtcHE
N Ia Capt Thona son, will tn
N-w45ssgs ms a te.u'ar packet between
New Osleaus aud Fort
Hudson, Leaving New Orleans every " eanesiay
Mt 10 O'Clock A Al, ard i'o4t Htasan every Satur.
day, atter i've arrival OF hs caes. For freight OF
passage annly aa board. deCl9 ~
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u r X.

81 GsBArREl.s of Mess aah Prime Pork war
SDSD rented oil the best quality; jas' received
and for sale by
Nae 81 IS I.&EF. PHILLIPS X Co
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A OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF HEST BATON ROUGE
NEkTnxE

NAMES COOPER Justice Of the Peace and
- Mayor of the town of Baton Rouge, has re-
mo@ed his oilcc to The corner of Church and Maiu
ueets. Dct II sc
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TO RENT.

~ To REsT-The two story brick stnr
Asas on Church street, now occupied by Mr.
AaAsl Ii V Bahin, possession given On the LIST
day oil January next. Apply TO
J&EF PHILLIPS & Go.
nov % Ia
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NEW!SuPPil or FASiit0NABLE
- GOODS.

GOODS.
Eneils undersigned haa The ItAner IN t,r,, IL,
iii. ladies ana ea,ttemr,, If ftate, Ra,rs ma
.4a.., "a. A. ~ a5ai - ! ~
mra, oil goods al tUs latest style, tpn istips a. H..
dlas fancy n wtsef Al a%u4iittes.
Ladies' ana etef)atasnss slnaEs. ria,b ,,4
flno,
Fsaa Holland a,aatl. l}pmhaEhie, n,,ltxeli, de
laatr,
English ata French p%nerltas, cashmere en- 1o.tx
Eszs and S~alinEts,
-a Fstutlf ra!tsqs ar tlt latest pate,ns,
s* Inelisl nyA.ts " "
Smrtieali " +"
TafnitF r. 0 !"
Table stutas aud towels.
R4ssiaa aud Irish tiaen, Of all qualities,
q % ..k l., h4.4a&.ahtaEE ,,
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NOTICE.

Z LII persons Indebted 10 the undersigned by
IA note or account, will please pay the same
Immediately 10 him, or in his absence, 10 sam1
Skciheld his auth ofis.l agent.
Oct ia IS MONTGOMERY SLOAN.
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q good supply offresh Garden Seeds just reeei7
u ed aud for sale by
Dec 5-4a H.. V. BAbiN
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srIy III r.,

y q Vii a.,lgeFtbsf has located l,ineelf IN ths ttsa
Of liHttt Rouge At the old stand. lately ne=
ei1pieH BY tstesa Elsa Patrick, whore all kinds u
Watches, Clocks, DfganH, ani Music Boxes will
ba repaired Oh the shortest notice and III the best
aiyla. liz lms o., hand spectacle ElaaseH of all
colours and suitable for All ages. witch hs will I'll
in il, n REDUCED price. Al tinds Of iawelry n,nu~
led In 4 nrat tttunet. He bas also all Kinds III
,iewstsy for tsttle, low for taai.
Ref renee may ha made TO Capt. s~sssfls, \.
Hyatt and + A.. Walker.
ottta -a5 q. MOORE.
I fr+1~uld cold and silysF taken In payment lot
tYnFk. 81 #&