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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
THE NEW SENATE.

In conformity to usage, the Senate of the U.
5. has been summoned by the present Execu-
tive, to meet at the Capitol on the 4th Of March
next, for the transaction Of such business con-
nected with the commencement of new Ad-
ministration, as may be brought before them.
The new Senate will have decided majority
in favor of the new Administration But it will
be important that all should be present. We
annex list of the members elect whose terms
commence on the 4th of March, or who hold
over from previous years, with statement of
the time when theirvarious terms expire. Those
names in italics are friends Of Gen. Harrison :
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06

MAINE. Souri, CAROLINA.
Rucl Williams 1913 IVm c. Preston Is43
George Exams. lS41J John T.. Calhoun 1Sl7
New HAMPSHIRE. GEORGIA.
franklin Pierce. lS43 Alfred Cuthbert. lS43
Levi Woodbury.. 1S47l John M Berrien lS47
VERMONT. ALABAMA.
Samuel Prentiss. 1913 Clement c. Clay. 1913
Samuel Phelps. lS45 William r. King. 1s47
MASSACHUSETTS. MISSISSIPPI.
Daniel Webster lS45 John Henderson. 1S15
Isaac G. Bates. 1S47 Robt J. Walker lSi7
RHODE ISLAND. LOUISIANA.
Nathan r. Diron. 1Si5 Alexander Mouton. 1S43
james +. Simmons. 1S47Aierander Barron. Is47
CONNECTICUT. TENNESSEE.
Perry Smith. ls43 A. @. P. Nicholson. l845
j. W. Hunting ton. 1916 Vacancy. 1Si7
New YoRK. KENTUCKY.
Silas Wright 1Si3 Henry Clay. lS43
~ p. 1'aimadge. 1916 John j. CriHenden 1s47
NEw JERSEY. Ono
Samuel .Southard. 1915 William Allen ls43
Vacancy. lS47l Benjamin Tappan. lS45
PENNSYLVANIA. INDIANA.
James Buchanan. 1913 Oiirer H. Smith IS43
Daniel w Sturgeon. 1915 Albert S. White 1915
Delaware. ILLINOIS.
n. n. Bdydrd 1915 Richard M. Young. lSl3
Thomas Clayton. lS47Samucl M Roberts. ls47
MARYLAND. Missouri.
John H. Kerr. lS43 Lewis +. Linn. 1913
Vim d. Merrick 1915 Thomas II. Benton lS45
VIRGINIA Arkansas.
William c. Rires. 1915 Ambrose III. Sewer. 1915
Vacancy lS41Wam s. Fulton. lS47
NORTH CAROLINA. MICHIGAN.
William A. Graham 1913 Augustus S. Porter. lSi5
HiHie p. Mangum. lsi7 Vacancy. ls47
OF the as Senators elected, 26 are the friends
of the new administration and % are supposed
to be opposed to it, The FIVE vacancies will
mostly, perhaps all, be filed by friends Of the
coming Administration.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
PIrrsRnRn. p. Jan. 30.

In my last communication informed you that Gen.
Harrison had made an engagement to meet the ladies
Of this city, at Concert Hall. Sometime before the
hour, an immense concourse Of individuals were as
sembling in the neighborhood Of the building. The
room OF the Hall thionged with all the beau
" and fashion of the town From my own obscrva-
tons and from what ! could caect from others |
suppose not less than three thousand wing young la
dies present, exhibiting the most beautiful and
sublime spectacle ever beheld When the hour Of
three arrived the old Hero alghted from the carriage
and accompanied by his distinguished aids and the
Hon Harmar Denny, he entered the Hall amidst the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
MESSAGE.
ExEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT,
December 9th, 1871. :
FeHsw Citizens Of the Senals.
and House Of Delegates:

r ettJfg Ittftcft9 " TIC t5c's1ece
and House Of Delegates:
BY the resignation Of our late Gov
ernur, Thomas w. Gilmer, the chief
Executive power Of the Commonwealth
has deyolyed upon me as Lieutenant Cow
ernnr: { proceed therefore, under the re-
qla:rcme1t Of the Constitution, to invite
your attention. to such subjects, as, in my
opinion, deserve your consideration.
1t IS a source Of qualification, to be a.
bic to offer the representatives of the
neople, confined congratulations for the
success which has attended the industry
and enterprise of all classes Of eur citizens
for the abundance Of our harvests-the
beneficial operation 81 mild and equal
lgws- the enjoyment OF peace with for
4 cssE u2tia;,s. aDd tranquility at hesese-
and the preservation Of our Republican
Institutions. "A proper. appreciation Of
these blessings sho,lh stimulate Us %
submit cheerfnIly to any burthens which
the pubic good may requife-to yield a
prompt obedience tothe laws, and to
practice those virtues, without which, no
Republic can long preserve its existence.
If We would merit continuance OF these
benefits, we should render grateful ac-
Acknowledgements to Hin, to whose kind
Providence we are so especialiy indebted
FOR SO liberal p1rtson of his bounty.
i SINGS ti,c fast session Of the Tegista-
tire our nation has been deprived, By
the tlisDensation 0f Providence, Of their
800 =, sax x{r;tl:a.,. II -, - II sx.;,. ,,,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

- 8 y ~ ~
uravaI from .,ass 9'dss oA!4s ea ssl sup
Pnea oy VS. ba''k q US '3n'tea otates'
~ Imposea upon os' o'ate banks .ne
hecessl,y lot IA : mots 'ell'ent course 20,
MaIos sne'r aeu.oassnan Ell m'gn. OanerW' y
lase 9eeh rs'lulleu. IS ICON s !. 'noua.
.'o.l ano.aeu 'ns so"'.:o' wsalan y 'oans
- u'eet .h1 puossS eA'ssnS'es, mas a'so
oc. - 'a st. ua1, - =. ,o'l
:. .ne y''s1sa''on 1n'sn = e:oa1u ue 'no.'
= ''uV1 s A'se,.'s ~ u'
ssan'1s, s 49, srru' s ) - *
,guu .1 .sa's, a'lv. '1eu ny .'e ac' y ''ie
osn = .:,sf 4 s. ~ ~. J,
1slor "aSn, w.a's' !. ~ :aa nnu u -
...'s T. =. ssi,u, w. ~
.asa J: 49, ~ .s; i assa.,
~. $500 ~ s.;s j 49,
s,a' 'a x 80 80 - f,,ns
s"essslss IA 3 tho restarst;os &c :
sa.sd -. ~ 800 sho,,l5 Il !.
=, - .na.la, 80 ,s,,,,.t;on IL not al
,a.d i s,t,,a, s,,snens;on &c snoc,o
sswn,ants
RI - 49, 1850, - - .n;aI .4bat IL. r..L Ioes
sanr'os :. nu"' s.,,.I - II 80
III co,,ntrv an,l esnee;allv the late hank
a'es eouy..y' anu XII 1"s st AN =
~ al &c u.saLen;nr the nubl;e c1I sT6
49, o =, saeh ;sst;tnt!o,, s'' ~, ,y''. u
c ,.r, : stronr nre;nd;ce against those
,shosa sg,a;rs ba5a heen nr;idenfly man.
snad S It;s oanar.lly al m;ttad fbaf tbe
Mol wbnls hant;nsg svsten rea,,;res reform
WfU1c UdukitlS SfotCtA ICq"ti 20 ASiosti''
nus s sl puas ss'~'Id 10 ere resorted r.
SIT 49, st;ans shn,id 10 ;mnosed a.
SUN .es.a'sllone ssl' nacassarv .r 81
- A & raasona Ids ;,dnloence should he
susu is "a -, ar.l;r ;,terest NAV q.
enu0u RS - g M ~ .ha.tars q
dane. ;.a. -. = fnost - Tho ststes
MI; IIo r.aat,v q c;I;tate the reform which i
"'m ~ 49, n.adod n i - d;s nensahla 10
t ~ a.uo ..,, nJe .aarlat;on that tho
- s4s -. shoaI.l nassess sanitary control
600, $500 .h e ;ssns &c the;r notes Rut this
o'o, .ae .ssas - ss;act,,aI while The Ia
.onsao' sa. .h cssta ) stocLholder are
; 800 =, III, .n;th 4hos = Of tho Ranks-
, NWh WI" aat;rs s sen.rat;on IF these
!" neli.se. az en.r tho fnrmar will
be more independent in exacting, and
the latter more cautious IN avoiding. pen
/ alties which NAV be incurred BY viola
tion of their charters. If this be true Of
~. .lun ST. .a1 . : i not less true
when applied to HE Federal Government
TO associate that Government as an e
anal mariner With private stockholders,
Is to detract from and degrade its high
ard resnonsihIe nosition. There is more
over no warrant in the Federal Consti-
tntion. for the collection of money from
the people to be loaned out at interest,
fhrorchi IRRESPONSIBLE agents, to irrespon-
s;hle ;nd;y;,lrals nut IT IS matter cf
b;story NAT the trainers If that instru-
n,a,,t f,;isd - .do,t a,v of the PROPOSE
t;o,ss .rs;.b ssera submitted. to invest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
"

fnsn,hi siics b ID ever beet preserved In sl,e fsesss
sss Of my l.eaft. But how u tisep',t slsst mso
Al, uneonse,ops migrate 10 ,unks no rn5savos
y come IN lbo way Of one who sought 10 love, 10
snficli you ! knew mt your nnme. In vain !
looked for you at balls, assemblies. and theatres.
You went not there. All. htw ] hinged 10 meet
you!' AZ tbs lody spoks. sbe took from bes
neck d rip I'D. to which was attached . piece VI o
HUNDRED s,tfs. \ II il the samd--tbs vety sat1fe
which yan gave me- said sire, presenting IL b,
Frederic. by t~fedgiag IL. I a Il credit for a lials
| ttead ftop i, ~mtiehbor. and | aafae,i efougb aftef.
wa,ds ini sttf 10 permit me 10 fseoser u. | vowed
'isss' 10 pat. with II.
sAh. b . halpy | was, Ftsisrit, when 7 saH
y6u IN the .ttest! Tho sxcuse s1hieh | made for
81 piping /, ~ was the FIRST that rosa 10 my tf,f,s6..
Bot what ie m5rs | felt, even afterwards, lest you
should li,'a leeti already married In ths. case,
you would nfser haze heard aue.it Of this fairy
other 10 serve and tntie. you, I would hars
sope 10 EnalapJ. aud there passed my days. In.
tfafet, %peihapss bit siiii IN f'aee. Bat happily
it was e. he otherwise. You wess SINGLE "a "a
Frederic ds ID Tour WINS now awskoned. ~ Ii
ssste, ii tho full certainty Of his happiness; -
| What ho could Doi but before look upon ~ . ss4t
Of fteak Of fancy 10 q yonng sod wealthy woman.
was gov proved to DO the iesull Of deep a,nI
kindly feeliag, most houarnble to lfef who enier~
tainej H., The heat Of the voting husband d,er4
| flowed wits Gratitude sad affection 10 the lovely
sad noble teaf,ft teing who had given herself 10
bin. lie was loa happy fr sems time TO speak:
Ills wife ffAi bfeke ~sileuce. fwa t4g r.
so, Frederic said sbes eai'y. you see tina, IL
| nm u fairy, IL Is you who have given ma tho
wand the alisiDan~thal has effected all.' b..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
"A GOOD BUSINESS, AN EXCELLENT
BUSINESS.

/. We heard d story :he otber day which smnsed
Us no, a little, and one we consider altoge ther too
good to be lost. A few weeks .ince. a person Of
respectable ~exterInf. aud gestlernaliy departments,
made his appearance 10 a lutte village not a tlsou.
sand miles from New-Hasen, where ihe iuhsbi-
tanls are somewhat prose,k,al Io1 keeping . closer
eye. to their neighbors'' affairs than TO thfH oWn~
The stranger took lodgings al The village inn, ard
having no visible emplny nent TO perplex OF dis
tGrb him, bis time passed Oh, apparently quite
| aareeably to himself, but much 10 the disGutsi OF
lie nslgibothpod. Curiosity, that ever res.less
tormenior, of tho siiisge. was all eager 10 learn ss
strangers business aud means Of support, AID
MANY were the .ie guessea and sage sarHlises 30
10. both. apiil after a pretty general consultation,
and .l.oIorgh esnsassing 4 the pros ard eouss
by tme board Of gass,Is. II @ss conclude ihsf 20
had neither, and that be would eseaiually lease
the Ian,ilpfa With an uncancellad score az agtsksa
Al lereth, oae, Of HE most isve.erase Of the
nledalers rssoi, ell in his own mind 10 breach The
~suh;sc, TO The stranger, and thus ~ performing
an get of kindness for his n~sisbbss, .Esolieiied,
whose easy nature he was certain Was being i'm
pos, d ,upon-he would have an sppaFsuniy 10
satisfy himself as 10 the stranger feal character.
He accordingly introduced himself. when ,hs
foiIxing Aslogue eGsued
well stranger. you've been in sasss hsfs parts
considerable time ROW, I reckon 81
The stranger Eodde5 assent. aas
Pretty dear ssaveilmg new costs yon . good
deal TO Iise at the iaseIns, ! guess.
Another nod. t
= us. Rave SONIC business to pay Il, pretty
gaod business, eh .
. Yes, sirs YOU are correct there have nusi-
ness and 1t il good business-eseeAsat business
.Thsugis, so. How much might Is bling you
a month";
Forty dollars. sir
Fort; dollars a month . we'll; 'ti< good bas'-
aess any l.ow that pays that What is isif ]
aay b 50 bsid
8sNos bold at al. sir-I take pleasure ii infoIm-
nv YOU. You must know, in the hTsa place.. 4
make twenty d,llars a meath, SIMPLY BY miad.ag
nsysoa.a business, and again, ] make twenty dol
lars - l.a,ing ether people aaae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
From die Gazette Ies T~fibaaaas tfsris.)
The Two Roses.

Mrs GnIAen, Seamstfess. claim 30 frames
damages from Mile Flora MinsilIs, inasnueb ~
she caused me to Irsr $50 frahcs. Ell
Mogisbofs. Explsin the facts which give fiss
70 your claim. ta as hT
Mrs GaHicn. T'bry are these. sir,-4Absut
tyo months tfbce Miss IepntiGe 90 Cfillon was,
ma, ried 10 he Prince do Clsfnon, Tennerre.-4+
The brides "cotbciiie" wss 10 be magnificent.
obtained ihe order foi making the wedding dfess:4
oceats Of lace, pea,ls, and ile wonders Of tho afs
were 10 be there ~cosjoioJ; but something ssili
more rare for tie SEASON. wns wanted q ns,u<
raj white fose~ q rose al tho end of Yebruas
~.
Magisf,oie. And Miss Flora Undertook ID.
furnish II! 81
Mrs GaHcn. Yea, Sit; s'r had ff soms Tins
devoted herself 10 tic cul,iv .tiou Of flowers, ard
she sells th. m to the first dress makers Of The csp-
itol. / caIlfd Oh her aud she engaged W finnish
| mo one Of ttc two foscs she then pos9pssed. for
the sum Of rs flames, payable OH delivery. 1 de-
pended on Der promise, which ] am cory 10 say
was moi faithfully Hept-for the ross was not
delivered, ind consequently my dress wss 10.
fused. sef
Magttrote, ITO Miss ftsra.1 Why did yea.
not fulfil the contract as 'E#
Miss Flora. rimidly) Iwss NOT in Tho fault.
ind cd. On the ese Of tbe day on which tho rose
was required by Mrs 6allivn, IL came on 10 rain
during my temporary absence; fhs rose expanded.
ard II two houa ~n1tf,ins wss left but the stsmf
What ] tell you il indeed ruf q
Magstrate. n believe ii, my chiid-bas THE
second rose. you might suiIeIy have given
thai. s9F - 4fE
Miss Faora, (weepine.t Obi as 10 tina. ono
IL WINS bot promised. might have offered IL 10
Mis- Gallien, for ii was The banJsomest ef Tho
mother. t' @<iss5 20 a3f@9 h4ai
Magisfrals. Was II her bidh-dayi
Miss Flora, (witn smo'ion.) No, sir, h was
the anniversary Of her death. Deep sensation
amid The auoiiory..J Every year J take care 10
proceed IL The Mon,m.rtfe Cemetery with one gf
those v bite roses that she 50 much loved, ard
with /. deck her tomb. This year ! did the same.
I safd to myself, The bride would he as handsome
with q fowefi s., aud my pJor mother shall hass
her fasoriie fose. Z ~ b.
Here Flora sh"1 abundant teasa Mrs Galiien
approached 70 console her: s@ sa sasgs
Mrs Cullen 10 the Judse.J Aniul tho case
Monsieur lie Juee, for 1t is . sbatrc for me 10
prosecute that poor cbilJ for a good action. Iei
rs say no more about ii, Flora, il was d misbsp
and that's all. All I desire as 4 compensation |.
10 have ST b q daughter as yop.
The Magistrate, with emotion, dismissed Lbs
ease, without Judgment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
PROBATE SALE,
Parish of West Rntnn Rouge.

Parish of West Baton Rouge.
I'm virtue of an order of the Probate Court OF
the Parish ofPoint coupee, will be offered al
public sale, by the Undersigned, Judsef Of the Court
of Prohatcs, on
Monday. april. 20, 1871.
Al 10 O'Clock, A. M. the following property,
undivided between Claude A. Chopin, aud the
widow and heirs Of Francis Lehta, l.. WI
LIST. A tact Of ianI situate in this Parish, hav-
inn fifteen tr1ien,s font on Fausse Niviers viii
forty arpcnts detth.
I'd. Another tract Of land, having nine and a
la fsraentsf font on the Missis ippi River; b 'und'
cd on one sid, BY Fausse Risi re-. along its hhse
by the ta;t df la.d described above, aud on The
interior line by land Of which the two liacts no"
mentioned male forrely a part. ID.
CONDITIONS. ..
The tract e fifteen arpents front on Faus c Ri
yie,e, viii BE- livideA into three lots OF five arpent'
each. which will be sol seperaIe and the tact o
n.ne aud a hat nrpents trout, will be sold in cue Id
only the uAoIs payable at one, two and three
wears credit fpn the day of sale, ny not"s 'ndcrs
ed IN solido bearing interest at six per cent pei
anuu,n from be time DIE, the whole remalng Inl,I
special noits.ge until final ayment. z
L FAVROT,
a1-7 judge,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
SrATEOF LOUISIANA.
P.1RtsH or WEsT' B.4TDN ROUGI
Fourth B.s,tiet Catft.

- Fourth Bsitiet topft.
m N the Il lnie ind BY tbs authority Of Tho State
III Of LoutFiai n and Il said CuHli -~~- greet
ing'
70 al rersp,ts uham ii may concern take ntfties,
that Oh HE Application nt William Esats Of the
FafisI, aud Site afnfesatd, Nov b. ting he tona
hde oRittr Ri poasts 800 of,tie following feBct.bt d
PROPERTY u VIII
4 certain tact ofland situated In the Parish Of
West nalon ReHge, and fronting on the MISSISSIPPI
III Rttt, bhut dtd above by lauds Of knigt,i, HDd
below by hose Of Leula Alley aud eontfit lug three
hundred aud eleven acres more u lrzH excl siss |
tle Iiattntt, with All HE Improvements ard builda
inga II sffnn.
Tire aldse t~lesepibed property was purchase !
by tbs sald William Esans at public sale. made
b. Valmnnt + ebtfi, alieiH Of The pafisl, Mo esaid
on the fifteenth dry otJan,afy. : d.. eighteen hun.
drsa aud forty one. by virtue 81 at nfda, III seizure
aud saia directed t. said Sheriff from - hon. 4tb
District cour, in and Tor The Pa,isi, aforesaid. NJ
The suit al Madron Logo FOR the use Of MIS-. FL 4,
G Johnson uga irst 4 kbight, No. tte Of the tsee
erbs Of tltisi court. aud sold us Hfbftaaij TO satisfy
the judgment in the Above sutitled snlt, aud the
std w ,lliam Evans bevalns the pprci, tsfr thereof
70 lie rice ai two thousand nine liuadied flolIafs
ih'tBsh,
Vincent Kirkland, Clerk Of the fourth judicial
| District Court II aud Tor the Parish Of West Bntb,,
Rouge. State Of Louisiana, 10 the maine aud by the
authority Of said state aud court aud in accordance
with The provisions Of tie act Of the Legislature,
Of the State OF Louisiana entitled ran act for the
~ftttl,tr assurance OF titleH TO purchasers ut ~jnlisiai
sales" %apt,rosttl the fob day Of Mat ii, eighteen
hundred aud tisirt, -four, have granted and do here
by grant tl,is Mention, calling uit,tn'apd ad,nonisl,-
M MI persons wionsoey tr. who do may or can
Get up any right To the property, in eonsr1ht nee OF
amy infet'mality IN Tic order, decree, or judgement
Of the court under which The sale WAS made, prRny
irregularity Of Illegally 10 Tic ~ap,raise nan,s Of
advertisements IN time nr manner Of shtt, bt
70, any other defect whatsoever 10 slow cause with
In thirty days from the day this Mention 10 frat
Inserted In the public Newspapers, why the sale
80 made should not be confirmed and liomo!oga.
ted.
MIL Thus given. done and sealed Ia the
.s&aNSsgx. Parrish of West lsaion Heuks, this
sn1NATME itth day Of March A u, eighteen
-<sNNS Ii inbred and forty one.
T'SsNs v. KIRKLAND,
mareI, 10 & CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SALE.
SKRY vifthepf an order from the Court OF FRO
ID bates q the parish aforesaid, there will be
offered at pubic sale by the undersigned judge
on
Thursday, Aprii29, ls4i.
At the office OH rari h judge, all the right and
title of George let, her, dec, in and TO a tract OF
land in Illinois, eins a part of section No one, in
Township .evenyange four West, containing ~
23Il0O acres.
Also a vaiuab, Electerising Machine.
Terms six and aelpe months. By orier ot
m27 z .s4s. s CHI TESTER, p j..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
NTICE.

TYyHE public is gene ly cautioned against ira
IL ding for three pfnissory notes, drawn BY
The subscriber, hearing ate 2lst January 1910,
and inqorsed by ], hn CBoone, FISH,, and made
nyvahfe to Simpson Wseaport of Fat Baton
rouge each OF the abosenfee notes are for S25oo
ftwenty Ave hundred dfars, one payable jan.
at,24 is4I, the others nable Jan 2tl24 1912,
and ls43, all made paypie in the Clinton and
Fort Hud. on R R Park, tsckson Ia; asfhs con :
sideration for which they're given has faled
and am determined not pay the same unlesa
com Ell by law.
e, I,l1 H., H~,rchE,, 1871.
tn bBT BONNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
DOC'TOn CRN,

WH EsPEGTFULLY inf1rf', nm.
he has removed his Office VA'o.
Of j " Elan, Esar, ahe e (otsn'e -
the above named geutlenep) hey ~
found, enless professionally a~bsi's'en'ss
Of Dr. Perkins are referred to his 9 '"t
ssft gives me great pleasure ti' ~ 'te
Citizens Of Ratm Rouge, my ripper
a gtaduate ri Tfanttlvshia UP ROW
his extensive experience IL prse'eta'i
gable attention 10 tu iaets, viii se UNI
yytpal satisfaction, and In all W
croprer is the attending physie freud,
wfsh NY advice and attention a'o", y
will be promptly anil gta%tai,ousl1..
mt 4 Im j PEN'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

SBtet and TJuthIlg Tue ioi'owing n'e'
Of fact, wste sriit 10 the e'iiJfen o
he supiay School at " Thomas Church, =
Ibis clay, by d. Hawkes., tho Rector y. for'
Mirror.
knew 4 widow, very poot.. aA
Who four small ehildr. iadi
The oldest was but ss years old
A gentle, modest lad. .
And very hard this widow toiled
To feed her children ionri U
An hunest pride tire women felt,
1'toagi, slte WIS very poor.
To labor she would leave her home
For children must BIZ fed,
Aud glad was she when abe could buy
A shillipg's worth Of bread. @
AM. this was all the children had
On auy day ~ eat
They drank their water, ate their bteadJ
Hut never tasted iiieatl
One day when snow was falling fast,
And piercing was The air.
though that | would go and sec
How these poor children were.
Ere long | reached their sbeerlcss home,
Twas searched by every breeze,
When gong in, the eldest ei,ild
saw upon his knees.
paused to listen to the boy
lie never raised his head,
Dut still went on and Gi1e us
1hts day our daily bread"
waited till The child was done,
still listening as hs prayed
@ And when he rose lasked him why
Tue Lords prayer he had said'
"Wby. sir said he, "this morning, wbe,
My mother went away,
She wspt because she said she had
No bread for us to-day.
'tShe said, we children now must ptsrve,
Our father being dead,
And tien told her not to cry,
For | could get some bread.
"our Father, sir the prayer begins, .
Which makes me think that liE,
As VT have got no father here,
Would our kind father be
.tAud chen you know the prayer, sir, too.
Asks God for bread eaeii day,
So, il, tie corner, sir, | went,
And tl,atis what male me pray -
Iqtiekly left that wrctel,cd room,
And went viii heeting feet.
Aud very soon was back again.
With food enough, to cat.
SIN y ght God hard me,' said the by,
Iaus Bercd with a nod
/ could not speak, but mneh I thought
Of that chilJ's .jaM IN Col.
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John Day an ais, VS.. Steamboat

John Day an ais. vs.. Steamboat
Campte.
EIN1TED Sat- District Coart-No 4733--
BY virtue of writ of uenditioni erponds e
ne directed, by theSon. the United States Ds'ri''
Court Eastern Distct OF Louisiana. / viii expose
at pubic Auction on Tuesday, April 18th
ie4i. at tweIve o'c!ek M,in the parish of Yves
Baton Rouge, at abtt a miles above the town o
Batop Rouge, he ~stentoat Catnpte, her engine
tackle, apparel and f%nitnfe. Seized to satlsly
he md p,,,ent and cosiin the above entitled suit
Terms of saie-Ca'.
5as Nj MARIGNY, s
sniled States Marsiiul.
By HACKET,
m 81 7 Deputy q S Marshal
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{, W n n -S IA.

II Ks IF
TyHE subscriber has located he 'e"h
Of Baton Rouge ut the oldly nc
eupfed by Reeve Ftts Patrick, wrds o.
Watches, Clocks, Organs, aud NY VIII
be repaired OH the shortest notice nest
style. lio has on hand spectaelot all
colours and suitable for all agoe will III
IN At a retneod price. All kiudr men.
ded in a neat manner. He has ~ Of
Jewelry for sale, low for Cash.
Ref. renee may be made ID Cfs, 3.
Hyatt andP. A. Walker.
Oct ~ .35 ~.
pTuid gold and silver takeaht for
work,