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Nidnp 9iccplp.

9isfss Snfrumsnt iif nsusr @rftneuns, unb
in Sb6nbeit uno Stdrfs bss Sonss irsenb els
nem pianO SOrts rpsit pOrju3ebsn.
Webnrs Yiano SortsS, Die auf Der Gsifs ron
europa bsfbdoist, folsn bssmsssn um balbsn
&oifprsis psrfauft ,psrbsn. SIR Ysrfonsn, ,psIs
te nidt Defenders auf bic Nussnfsits 70 fsbr
ssnau fsbsn, mag Der 4nfauf zines bisfsr Sns
ifrumente cine fbone @sIsssnbsit fein, moblfeil
Su einsm sutsn piano 8orte su fommsn.
Sscpnpbdneise pano Sortss fnb AUDI su
baben bon $40 bis $40 bas Stid.
Ssrnsr bat er ffstS auf loano, cine sross
9srfbsosnbsit BON Siolinen Slotsn, Giarios
nstten, SreInpsten 6trnsrn, Yofaunsn, Gics
linfaitsn better 4rt rpis AUDI 8iolinb69sn-
sbsnfc, sross 9rommsIn &c. &C. Disfe Snifrus
msnts Fam ct nun bilissr psrfaufen als fribsr.
g. q. Sei3mann.
9saoina, @a9uff l6. 3W.
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l9us osn Baltimore gorrsfponosnt.)
Qout6 Dber W[oiS W1ii(l er

ssthrtis aus 5sppenbeim, @robbrjcs'
tbum Oarmtaot uno feiner profclltcn naet
Elm &obserber, miro biermit criuett ittb To-
fort all Den ltuter5e,hneten 3n rpsabrn, ba
mlht mir fsin SruDer bon 9entI6lano bier
ansefcmnsn 1T, fonocrn AUDI Slahri6t,
pa6 ibm sins grtfhaft Vcn 1000 8nIoen
sussfallsn.
50. 81. W1ap,
Dacaftra6e, Baltimore, Mo.
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Cine SeIpbnMnft

9oa Dsmjenisen ssssben meroen ber sinen
8Inoel ausssfuhter g1dbfsios 3urif brinst.
mel6er ain porlsstsn 9amitase aus bem
9tobr bss lintsr(hrisbensn ssnommsn pur,
be. 10. Sesber.
NeabiHa, Huauft 9.
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9ln rte grDdbler Don 8erfs Gauntp.
Der llntsrfbrisbsne m6hte Gub biermt
sbrsrbistisit, fir bic unterifi sung eurerStims
men bsi Der ndbiteu Babl srfubsn, fur bas
Gsaiffrirsrs amt. peter Silbert.
Geabns, alueuft 8.
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Gin 8efblus, ben 9taatsfbakmsiifsr autos
riitreub bic Screerun9 bsr psnnfplpanifben
Nnffalt fir bic untsrribtuns bsr 8lnbsn unb
taublfummen ~ besablsn.
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8auern unD 6anDmerfer,
febetaufoisfss:
Gin BclunteersGancioat
SIR cinen Ierntfn.
Srsunoe uno t11itbhrser!
s(uf pisIfdItisss grfuben meiner Srsunes,
biets i6 MIDI aIs eanoloat fir oas
Me9iifrircrss2lmt
bei bsr fcmmsnosn 9Eabl i'm ndbfsn Oftober
an.-GcOts ib 70 slaflib fsin, cine Msbrbeit
gurer Stimnsn ju srbalten, 70 psrfprsbe ib
Die pf1i1tsn bss s(mtss setrsuib ~ srfiusn.
gbrsrbistbisit, gusr Mitbtirssr
Jaeeb Gong.
Geabins, Nusuft l6. bQB.
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SebilD Dom GOLDEN Stern.

D1oslin, GslIh, gattune &c. 70 sbsn cts
baltsn, poblfeiler mis jemale, uno ale ans
oere Sitsr 3n perbaItnismaffsm preifen
lei 10. 9eeber.
Neaoins, Unsuff 9.
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~OWFTt1F ~VWEF <VFtt@
9tn Die unabbdn9toen Grpdbler Don
Serfs gauntp.
Sreunpe uno Mittirsers
4uf9nnuntsrt burh gnrs libsrats
Bel lsetsr wabI, unp bas ieit'
bcrise ernttlidbe grfuhen Dteler Grennce,bin
ieb bswossn poroen, mid tei foiienoerBabl
wieSernm als ganoioat fit oas Imt oss
S6reibers Der Maifeneourt
an3ubieten.-9oate ih 70 sliflib fstn enc
mebrbeit gnrer @timmsn III erbaltsn. 70
,pcrbe ib Die Dflbtcn oss Hmtes maeb be'
fen Srdften nno bofentli6 3u eurer gu.
frisosnbsit aushtsn.
Dm. Sb5nef.
Eeabins Sufi 10. BIB.
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9seue 8iiter @pbtfeiler pie jemate.
1Diuiam Seeber tenahritbtist Das
Yutlifum ahtunsspoa, oa6 er 70 eten srbal,
ten bat ein sroBes HGortement neuer anb
febr woblfritsr &hter naeb bsm
Saar9eIo Spffent
unb Feline qDaarsn werpsn anserehnet fur ire
senb cine psrIoW unter pelebsu ltmftdnoeu
es audi 1ein mag.
Steabins, Suli 10.
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YianD Eortes.

llntsryibnster rpanfbt burb bisfe 3ei!en
Gin sssbrtes pubIifum Defenders oarauf aufs
merriam su maben eas er firslib mebrsrs
piano Sortes BON perfbiebensr 0ualitdt, BON
europa erbaltsn bat, uno oab er nun i'm Stans
be lit, oisfelbsn bilIiser su psrfauftn, als lis in
philadelphia obsr an ir9eno einsm anbsrnYlats
Sc 5u baben iino.
@iniss oislsr piano Sortss ifnb NIT uno ans
bere obne metallne platten, fsbr fart 9ebaut
uno i'm @a9en,sinen BADEN fis sinsn portrsfflib
fbenen Son.-3u9tsib ertaltsn,
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gin Die @rlpdbler bon
Serfs SauntD.
Sd) bists mid an als Elm &antieat fis
bas 2tmt BON
ASrptbpnptdr
BON 8srfS gauntp, bsi Der ndbfffommsnben
Babl. 9a ib Bic Yflibtsn bss amtss ale
Gbreibsr fir ben 3sitraum bon nsun Sabreh
erfiiat babe, 10 fbmsi6ls b MIDI init Der Gre
,partune eas id, rusnn ib srrudblt, s6aiss 3us
frisbsnbeit ssbsn fam.
Gusr ssborfamsr 9snsr
u. 8. t11iner.
Meabins, SuIi l2.
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auf 5anb 9ebliebsn wa
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allen, Ubner 10.
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Aoams, 81. [6NoeIb.
8
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BaparO, 5snrp W.
Scpsr, Sac. (grcter.
8eiolsr, eSsremiab o.
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Sobu 9iesfrieb
Burns, gpnarb
Boone, 9bomas
B,ttsr, Jo1epb jBern.
Srcun. Samuel g
Bull, Saeob 2
Sarnse, Saecb
8trler, pster
8sdbnse, 8. D'. 9.
Binaaman. 6snrp
8ea, @afbinstcn
BERG, W1aria
Sittins,s9anisl
q
@rsieber, 8ennctille
Clan, Benjamin
gampbel, sarah 9.
Cole, Simpn
glass, Daniel
CROWLEY, Slcwrenee
I'D
Setrtet, Noam
9enaler, Seorss
Osebilsr, 9bcmae
Diesel, 5snrp
Deem, Sranflin
Octoro, Ss1aae
9isbp, ebriitian
E
epans, Sotn (gnmr,l
D
Srienlep, Sotn
Saaelb Col.
Sris, 9arab
Siolcr, Sotn 1t. pttr.
Softer, &atbarin
Sisber, wm. (5sipts.
8c6t, gatbrins
O.
@iltsrt, 5snrp 2
&aGaber ,..Scbn
9ratt, Scbn (5rioelt.
&erter, Scbn
9rap, 8ranflin
Grimes, 5enrp
R
5aG, gar nep
6aG, 8ec rae
9enorifs, 50 bn
5nltrp Sclepb
6ascmant 9cnerih
5smmis, Scfepb
(of Scbn)
5cpsr II. Sor, W1rss.
Ssrlsin, Sobn Soi.
81. 3. pT1onen 10
fen asbolen, ,perosn 81
befanntsemaebt fno.
Gbarl,
Neabins, ausuit 8,
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SIR ben 9ebraub oes prinaen bon Ba.
les uno feiner Saweiter. Der fGnel. Drin-
jeffin 1T in eonoon elm u 3 6 Sud er.
fbeinen. rpelbes bas 4lpbabet burd, 8il.
Der bon Souperainen periinn!ibt, inoem
fir feoen Subfaben elm &oais oeer Sai-
fpr, cine &0niein unb &aiierin auseelubt
III. beren Ramen oenielben gum Iufonss
bubfabe bat. -Sonberbare Soee! @ia
man benz prin5lein Die Soee eintridtern.
fs esbe nur eser0nte pdupter in tet
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Surps2ife
fdr ben September Eermin 1912.

w w" ~SfAt"VN$ r~NN"''' - 49,
6ranosJurors:
Scbn Bsthtel, Wlhller, Ditriet.
6eors 8rspfoseI, Bauer, W1aratawnp.
Sfaac {. Sieter, DO. DO.
miebael &. Soper, gGq. spenn.
6snrp Demalt, Slshlhmiot, 9ulpsbofsa.
gbriftisn 8resnewalt, Bauer, Altanp.
peter Gregory, DO. 5ersforb.
Georse Goodman, 9Bebsr, Neapins.
eowaro Gobsen gonltatsl, garnarpcn.
Sairus 6aas, Raufmann, $anslbwamm.
Abrabam Sill, Bauer, Carl.
Sobn 9enorifs, Saltnirtb. &ansfhwamln.
9apio 3. &lein, 8ausr, Gretsr.
Slaae 81. Rilmsr, %. sulpsbpden.
3Billiam &erns, 9asltbnsr. Neapins.
Scnathau Slcin, Bauer, D1prata,pnp.
4nrreas &epner, StcbrbaIter. Nsapins.
1mos $iabtfoot sasI6bner, W1aleentrisf.
Samusl &cbaeb, @iq. psif.
Daniel Sbuelper, DlhIIer, ereter.
Hbrabrm Wiebn, 9asItbner Carl
Saeob Waltcrn, giq. Setbe.
Saeob weltIp, Bauer, gumru.
Saeob Dcuns, Bafltenmaber, Nsabins.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-16
THIE BooN,s LICK TIMES.
JAMES r.. BENSON g. CLARK II. GREEN,
I, Publishers 4 Proprietors,
And Publishers Of The La,cs,. DC, Of The United
States, By authority.
Il e Il M s.


Published every Saturday, OF SO in advance, OF
81 at the end Of the year. No paper discontinued
but at the option of the editors until all arrearages
are paid--and failure to give notice (before the
end Of the year, of a wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is Or
dered without the number Of insertions being spe-
Gifted, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accor.
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, well ST
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. K. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMEs HuGHEs, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co.
w. F. SwILzLER, Columbia, Boon CO:
C. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon CO.
Wm. d. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph CO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-16
SPEECH OF MIR. CLAY,

UPON HIS RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE Ia
RIFF AND OTHER GREAT OBJECTS OF
PUBLIC POLICY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-16
Vol. 3.

third section, which embodes most of the
great principles of the act, is in these
worlds
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31
BATON ROUGE rEMAtf AcADFMy.
Cotpue4tp Nv Nh. AND Mus. FtsHrn.

CoNpugTEp Nv MHa AND Mus. FtstEn.
The tive tieth Session Of this Behovl com.
meneed On the fourth of April, lsi2i -
Parents Can enter their daughters Mt any
time during tft %EnEHiui,, siflee charges are
made only from The date Of their becoming
members at The school No scholar iH admit.
deductions are made from d quarter once COM
meneed, unless in cases Of severe illness.
Board and tuition slbO per annu,n, payable
quarterly, III advance, Washing an extra
eharge. An extra charge Of III per month
ts made when bed and bedding arc furnished
Hsr b6ardefs.
The Course of studies which any scholar
may pursue. without being subject to an extra
charge. embraces every department Of an En4
allHh education. u, cry eNeftief is male to
obtain the must approved school books. and IN
tho course Of instruction aud feeitations ITO
siit out the whole IDEA"
Music asa0 per quarter; use Of the itstrus
annt Rt per month. Scholars attending 10
both French aud English, ssls per quarter
when exclusively To- French H ID per quarter.
ThoFe attending to tha Elementary branches.
#a per quarter Tuesday evening If each
week, In devoted to plain aud ornamental nne.
die work. for which ae charge is made, The
ornamental branches. including perspective
drawing and painting. iitessotipto, and was
work, hfe taught. If requested, The scholars
At Tho School receive Instruction In the Latin
mi Greek lhte uhEss. at ti extra charge Of
III, ,,sf a ,saftnt Tor each.
nprii 30 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31
CHEAP AI4,pn


The subscriber has e1 hand, received dlfet
from New York and PhtlHJelphia. d large ms
s~oftnistit OF dry s.osds, t%lathing. hasierY. hard
Whre. boots afii shoes. bats and taps, saddle
| ry. guns and rifles. treeAsfg ware. 30, con
sisttns III part of tbc falipw 1. VIII
Dry GoadsABleeetfd aud unbletehed shirt
ihgss +, Al md Cd French. English, ans
AHfieah t%alites. h variety Of patterns, red
blue. and green. English mefinas, beinbazpttes
figured eieassialF. ted, %tlaineis. aalisbnrs 10
Rodeies fhe white %Hahnais. nne, plain and
figured ine'tslib Dc ~laitrs, 60 different patterns
warranted the pure article, at 10 cts per yard
furniture. Chihtzs' eoppefplate patterns, swiss
i%nnslins, lain and figured eambties. %jaeenei
i%ittslihs. Feoteh Finghams. American do. irish
linens. blue, brown, black and steel mixed
sattihels. Ky i%aats, Russia diaper. brown and
black flax thread, Taylnt's spool do, do do as
sorted 6aldfs. card bsthin. &c &c.
Chfhfag,Antae. black and tfs1sa, ffeet
coats. blue. biatk and btewn dress coats, pitnt
cloth hunting, ever toatsl hlns md hIaet cas-.
sifnefe pahtaleons +. buetskin ditto. cloth and
satin vests q
HpattrY md fiyafs hfA4I,adfse' black n%isrine
stockings. bltte. #t3tF aud slata e5iufea cotton
do. miasrs white tHefihe as. stthrtf de- %t.attisa
mems mixed tnrftne md Scotch knit s1Rbs.
boys flatino and aaltsr dds taairs'a sud eena
tleinets' metiaa e1avtty buaf4sin A. tbtt=
"fena 'hsf'''s gisssts ''' nue.
etm Aasp'S "3atfs' t"ft. fsttlhF efafk LIS
'es'ohE s,,F' otaff anh ", ne ft'F 2 aye f"ns
gee. ana hoslsh si'H hafaf R,'Flf'7 4at'' Hnd
,''est'hs ,,o3atld4 u az s'f"fs' 81" t1~ ~
90. "hils' quo anu rint s1.'1r p,fF am, bite
orFPe, IT'D Haihe Nelist ahe thtaRa fserF'
,"tea' t"s''s a1h tn5F't,he. H'nslt, ~" 1e,
hlash sa'io shHNfs' 60 Fas' f,hsy 'hiees uo'
nfothe 90 "olsltn a,u ee'.9i "u.
tn'e'r"feL' 5ei,n1 anu h3haS eas'steei ~.
Us pseasi " "'f" u"' : hahe at'o 'eh""p,
saNfs' Pia',H' et'Fs euf Jaws WetHee a1a
hlilia ehiS.n&, "h5t'f' ~ s9'','@ '.'FIl@
hdds. Enstl7h t'"f '"efE, hhpo "n' FahH"hF,
knives and fnfsFt hu'e'ef H"Ne<t fPefNt
knives, lies OF every oe4fEfPli'.' na' 'Ho
sl,tet hinges, screws mus hhn p'a"s ~ ~
sizes corn MINIS, hoca, trace eAalhs, sPaoe
~sh6Veis, at &c,
Boefs and shef4-f'ne ealfskih boots, water
Prati 90 mems ea'l sun pfsaahsaAiP na' ins-
set 90. o. al sitfs, I'HtiFss me eali skta
brogHfFs 90 walFthe SHOES. MP bfoFanF, hld
slips, ehildfens' Shoes OF al sizes, misses Md
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31
AttG DupLAN1IER,
aprfIu y MANUEL MORENO.
no THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned having formed n eerpatt-
nership, Under The style Of Pike and nabin.
for the purpose Of tfansaeting a General Com
mission and Storage business, will attend
TO shipping Cotton, receiving and Forwarding
all goods consigned to uttf eafe We will keep
constantly OH hand and for sale. Nh assortment
Of Produce and Plantation goods, also bag
ging aud rope. all of which will be sold on as
liberal terms ~ can he had in this city, We
will be prepared a. soon as the Cotton sea-
: IN "Opens. to purchase Of make literal ads
,,,,a,ss on cotton. We respectfully solicit a
sb,s, ~ tbe public patronage. and assnrs
,hnss MIA t,Aahde business to our care. that
n will liz ,s,so,tally and rtnctuaily attend.
ed to,
a,ors on ch,rei, at, st Two doors ehst OF
Tic Store formerly oeeuplea' James MN M1sSter'
N. W. = f,hG.
1Iaton letrr, July 10 30 H. Y. u h'st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31

GESr. C.ss.-The New York Plebeian, The
Van Buren, Organ, par erceHcnce, cores out ID
handsome style against Gen. Cass. The PIE
beian says:
I'VE condemn Gen. Cass for that he has
truckled 10 the spirit Of despotism in France,
and to me spirit Of Whiglsm at hone. He
bent the knee 10 kipgly power IN France, by
his book on that country and nionarch--a
book filed with sickenjng adulatian Of Lonis
Philippe, disgusting in itself and disgraceful
to a republican, and which earned for hin he
contempt Of the nobility of France, and me
bitter scorn of the democracy OF beth CONT
n.nts. A friend, in whom we place the Ut.
| most confidence, a democrat of this city, late.
( - returned rom Paris, informed RS, that fle
/ conduct Of Gen. cass had made him exceed
ingIy unpopular with every liberal Of tia
CAPITAL"
TIE s.t definition Of "Ensih-"-ope Of TIL
stern realities Of iife.-Bostoa Post.
Somebody else SAYS 1t is no reality al Al
hot 5 mere .srfter Of form.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31
r,RRrAGEsl CARRlAGEsn

The subscribers beg leave TO return their
saaaks TO their friends and the public in gene
r.l. rar he very liberal support they have re-
ratvaa IN the limo Of their business and hope
10 nag.t a continuance Of the public patron.
aye. They have gctsome fine workmen from
the East, and are now prepared to repair all
kind Of carriages, harouches, gigs. buggye,
sc, at the shortest notice and in the best
ssvle also saddles. brides and harness; all
OF which will be done to order and warranted
no we'll done. REEnER& Co,
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, B.~Rnoge
NJ h Carriages, Barouehes, Sc. bought
and sold.
nov. "a 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-31
MoFrAT's LIFE MEDICINES.

HHSBHAI hEMANKs,
These medicines are indebted for their
name 10 their manifest and sensible action in
purifying the springs and channels Of life, and
cnduing them with renewed tone and vigor,
and to the u~ndouhted fact that at a very early
period in their history they had rescued sur
ferers from the very verge Of an untimely
grave. infer all the deceptive nossrulns Of the
day, prescribed by physicians, had utterly
failed, in which cases they also permanently
secured that uniform enjoyment of health,
without which life itself is but n partial
blessing.
A supreme remedy far tsrer and asrie, and bill
hous .fcers No remedy in the world equal
10 Mofat's nrr ritLs and PamStx nrrrfns !
Prescriptions for the manner of taking these
medicines may be had from any of the agents.
b. JouRDAN. agent for the above mcdi-
cines nj Baton Rouge.
Septemhor3 30 ly ~
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CARD.

Datroa loav @, WthttAMH respectfully ten"
defp his professional sorFiensain the eitissns
Of Baton Rouge and it's vicinity He hopss.
fro,h his long experience In the treatment Of
diseases II the tsnutl. having been extensively
engaged III the practice Of Medicine. Surgery,
and Midwitery, tef Il term OF more than thirty
years, 10 be entitled 10 a SHARE Of public pa
tfohage. lie will attend pfon'rtly y nj pro-
tessiehai calls. and his charges N all eases
viii be made with a due regard TO the pressure
OF the times, nr, W. viii be in Baton Rouge
every day, except prevented by professional
business , in his absence any communications
len al The stett ef Messfs, J.A u. r.. Philitps
& 90, will be attended to. sss ...
Arlhetan. lnlN 9. tal2. 81
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CARD.

Doctor n Rance has the homer OF inform
mo the ci,izens of Eaton Raugs, and ifs envi-
ro1s. that he has established hintse!t IN their
.own, and hopes through hls exertisns and
the few years experience he has had IN Lou
isiana as a practitioner, TO merit public cor
KeferercesJos Mepard. F Duplantier.
s Alan. /. Bonnecaze. Judge Hss-of, II w
Fowler, p Jordan ami L saeppess
DR. Rance occupies the sane rotl9s ate y
occupied By. DR.. Pension, " lie reccEl1ssnd:
DE- Ealce 10 all his old trends.
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B~oAsDtvG sCH00L,
M il o Z q g..

CoNeteffn ny Mas. A, q. BA5aRra.
. Mrs Barker respectfully informs her ffttsds
and the public GENERALLY. that lief school ID
now open for the reception 81 young ladies'
she occupies the spacious inahsioii OF Thomas
@. Morgan. BHu, delightfully."- situated, com
manding d view oil the river and the surround
ing country Unsurpassed 70. beauty by any in
Louisiana. Its large and airy feotaE, well.
finished dofmitory, extensive galleries and
grounds for exercise, cannot fail to recommend
It 10 al those who consider tho Importance 81
these advantages and these should he highly
considered in the location Of d good boarding
school Tor young ladies'. ,-
Az Mrs. Barker has procured the best re-
commended teachers Of French & English by
The ysaf,to reside In her house, Mhaving heavy
eSpenars 10 incur, she declines taking Hny
scholars unless the quarters Tuition is paid III
advance s aa #s#a'f #a*a-
1'fnMa4-1'ultion md boarding per anutin,.
#9Nl payable quarterly in advance. washing
an extra charge /: an extra charge ul MI pc
month will Id mnde for firnlFlfitie bed and
bedding To The hnsrlars. The hrsnehaa taught
in the Erhool are reading. writing. ARITHMETIC,
grammar, geography, history, ,aoral and natu-
raj philosophy. slielnietfs. astronomy, rhetoric
aud botany, French, $i0 per quarter. music
tso0 per quatter-~Sl per month for The 'iHe Of
the piane~a-masso titto painting, ornamental
t~npaning on wood. tilagfee work. shell work,
wax work, fancy needle work. &c. taught i
required. Docks and articles for fancy work
furnished on reasonable terms, scl,olBrH will
not be admitted for lesslhanthree month";, no
deduction iaade lor loet time, except IN taaes
Of extreme illness, Quarter to commence
on the day the aeholarH enter the school. La
lies wishing to visit their daughters for II few
jaya eau be accommodated with board.
{Refrrrenees--t'hilip Hirky, Fsd, Hope EHa
tate near Baton Rouge . Rev. William Lacy,
president Of jackson College; John 7. Grit
18th, Fsd, Ia Grange, near Natthez, Miss. !
'ri,os, G, Morgan, Collector Of the port, New
Orleans; Simon w. Walsh, Esq, New Iberia,
Attakapaa,
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AMOS ADAMS, Attorney and Connsellor n
law, continues to practice IN The Courts O
the Ord and Ath Judicial Districts and So.
preme Court of the State. and will attend
promptly TO any business entrusted tai,ta care,
Office In tho town of Baton Rouge, on the
corner oi Third aud Church street, opposite
the Catholic Church.
ian, - bQif.
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The subscriber having located himself on
Maine street. near The methodist church, fes
apeetfully informs HE friends and the public
thal he continues 10 work At the above huR'A
ness. Fronl.a long practical experience, he
~fatters himself he can give entire satisfaction,
IN workmanship az vol as by punetuel'ty and
despatch, A share AT the patronage OF the W
entity Il req ,enthttly eolieited, Tin ware
madeaud repaired with. neatness and despatch
feh "a 5tf JOHN TIbANO,
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suAurruf.~-Amos Kendall 10 confined in
prison for debtor rather, on account Of a
Judgment for damages recently obtained
aeains. hitn by ssu,s mail contractors, aomunt
ing to $1,000, ana upwards We do not re-
collect distinctly the grounds Of this judg.
faent, but we r~eesllect well while readirgthe
rspasss of the trial Of ths suit, that 'gstiee sp-
peared 10 be'on the side, Of The Ex~-Possmastsr,
though the prosecutors had the awe en- shsira.
Kendall i suffering ffom 3 toorigd and seru-
| pulsus discharge oi his esn duties-a sin 50
Questionable, that il deserves sone punisA-
| nent, Tough tbs Amos teo sever