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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

GEoLosv OF Lours1AsA.--We find in
the Picayune some extracts Of Il letter from
Professor G. q. Forshey, now on n 600.
gical survey in the northern part Of the
state. Respecting Red River and the
Mississippi, he expresses the opinion That
the best Of all means 10 keep them both
clear Of RATS and other embarrassments, is
TO cut off some Of tho large bends in both,
and thus, by shortening their respective
courses, increase the declivlty land Of
course the velocity ,oftte current) Of each.
This he thinks can be done. =
The most interesting portion of his let.
ter, ut the present day, ~ his notice Of the
minerals Of the state. 1t is as follows:
any examinations, though necessarily
very superficial, have been crowned with
abundant success, in those thing. which
are Of first Importance to a people.
''Tlie sallnes | have found are numerous
and very strong, several OF them being
wfou ght, in a small way at present, and
one commencing on a large scale. The
mari beds are very rich anu very extensive,
and Just in the localities where the soil
most needs them. The beds Of iron, though
very extensively distributed, are particular.
ly rich in Natchitochey, Caddo, Claiborne
and Union parishes. They will not be
worth working, | think. except in these
districts. Coal, the alaminoas or brown
coal, Of the tertiary. Is much moro exten.
siyely distributed Than they have before
been found in this formal on. The beds
crop out at several places on Red River,
and at many places on the small streams all
through the interior. Lead, (the~ snlph1rate
called Galcna,) has been found III great
purity in several localiiies. Copper in
small quantities. Tin, likewise. Chaly.
beate waters. in abundance.
"GoId and silver, you are aware, may
not be expected in II ragion so far from the
primary ranges Of mountains. But the
materials | have mentioned, with many
subordinate things-limestone for lime,
and sand rock for building purposes. in ae-
cessibie places, ochre, s%uiphate of magne-
sin, or EPSON salts, &c. &c.-are more
valuable to the people than gold mines have
proved elsewhere. Todevciopthese things
by examining their extent, depth. moditi-
cations. &C., and to make a c.,mplete ex-
animation Of oar botany, which is very
rich, and in natural history, which IL still
r,,rro gu .f nrssihfc .pnt r.u,,,ra . cnrna cf
three members on the field, and one in the
| laboratory, for about two yeafs--possi.
| bly, three years."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Dr. A. II. MEARs,

(Graduate Of Transylrania Unitersity,)
Respectfully offers his professional services
10 the citizens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
Office at the Baton Rouge Hotel.
dee IL A 6ri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
MEDICINE CHESTS,
For sale at the Drug store of
une 5-I7 D. JOURDAN.

THE OFFICE Of DR.. PENrsroN il oppo-
site the Bank Of Louisiana, Lafayette-street.
June 10 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
CIOTHTNG.

The subscribers have Just received a large
assortment of Negro Clothing, consisting OF
Jerseys, llnseys, cotton osnabhrgs, andheasy
Loweils, which they offerfor sale at low prices
J. g. E. F. PHILLIPS T. co..
aup2I %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

BLIND sTAgaEas IN HORSES. -- lhIs
fatal desea o To- the horst, being NV preyat
lent in the country, 1t may not be amiss to
give to the pubic, the result Of my obseryas
tions N the subject.
The disease is produced by the Use Of COO
much grain without ronghness, by worms
eaten corn DC. and IL urslnved in by IL dis
orded and soured stomach. Unusi,al shyins,
sIuggisitness, frequent sleeping and greas
thirst for water two or three DAYS p~reviout
TO the attack, are the premonitory symp-
toms.
When the above symptoms occur, give
the following preparation once II day for
four or five days and it will generally pre-
vent the attack.
Dissolve an ounce and q half Of Sal Ara
fus, in watcr sufficient to wei Up half II
gallon Of coarse corn meal, this done and
well mixed, give il to the horse TO eat. In
the absence Of the Sal aratus. ha!f a pint
of clear hickory ashes prepared in the sans
way with the meal will answer nearly n
good a purpose. Horses should be sailed at
least three times IA week at all seasons, fnore
particularly in time OF ANY prevailing dr.
ease. The most convenient method to insure
the regular sailing Of your horses 10 To nail
Il strong little box to the wall convenient
to the rack, and keep ga always in 1t, 80
that the horse may take it when ne pieassGs.
Columbus Hiss DnaocrH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

report that they have performed that duty and
submit the following statement
Amt Jury fund tax from March 20,
1897, to Dec. 81, 1897, SD cases
subject to d tax uf $40 - : $3.50"
5eases, parish court, 8 ~-- %"
g9i5" DIG 90
from Doc. 81, 1897, 10 Jan. /, 1880,
both days exclusive, lis eases, tax
BIO : = = Sl1s0"
II eaaes, parish court, s. s5"
1926" 1865 90
from Dec. 81, 1898, tn Jan. |, 1870. /
pnth days exclusive, ls7 eases. tax
80 1870"
% cases, parish court, Oh : no"
G1O1b" 1880 90
from Dec. 81. 1880, 10 Jan, /. 1871,
both days exclusive, 1857 cases, tax
80 1870"
$l7lO" ITO 90
~~-4-----~
Total amt Jury tax 5s7O 90
deduct from this amt ncri'd as coltd
in s~ettle'nt September, 1888 : $50 90
~-----
balance due Parish on Jury fund tax 5000 OO
Balance in treasury Dec. Z, 1910.
time OF last settlement . &273S G2
@-=
Total amt 10 DO accounted for . $ $3.50 62
Thomas Degall. ]. S. Willis, w. Ilunstock.
committee. The report was adopted.
An account was passed in favor of Manuel
Moreno for S25, for services as clerk in cri-
mifal trials.
George David, oversesr Of toad district No.
10, rendered n list Of the hands that work on
said road, which was received.
For want Of tie legal number Of members
pr sent the following petitions were laid over:
One from J.J. Pine for repairs on the jail
hotIse ono rom A.. Winthrop for the emanci-
patton Of AnbrahAm Hearles.
The Jury then adjourned sine dir
], WIN. HAYES, pres't.
SAN'1. SKoL1IELp, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

O. The Ohio River ON TIE 2sth ult
continued. free from ice, and in first rate
boating order. According to the lass adyices
from P.ttsburg, the weather. was soft and
drizzling there was ,leasyof SNOW on the
mountains, which might occasion an add.
tionai rise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

LUMBER-YARD.
The undersigned has constantly on hand the
following descriptions Of lumber, which will
be offered at very reasonable prices for cash,
viz:
Cypress flooring,
boards, one inch thick,
weather boarding,
Posts and shingles.
On sale at the undergrad, near the saw
mill. #. ARBOuR.
mar Is Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
STRAYED.

Taken up by Jacques Blanchard, a dark bay
horse, supposed to be 7 years old last spring,
and branded E s G on the left shoulder. Same
horse will be sold by The undersigned justice
of the peace, unless claimed by the owner
within ninety days. D. BROOKS, J. P.
West Baton Rouge, Oct. 80 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
BATON ROUGE PACKET.

BAIUN NUUNE
SEM The steamer ArAIAErA
As- Capt. L. M. VERBoIs, will
saaaasssssa.-szsssss.sseE= hereafter. leave New Or
leans every Tuesday eve at O'Clock, return
ing will leave Baton Rouge every Friday at
IL o'clock, noon. For freight or passage apply
Certificates of insu, ance can be seen OF
board the ATLANTA stands A No. !.
on board, or to H.yV. BABIN.
Baton Roupe. dec. ls 45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 Camp st. Nep Orleans.
Liberal advances in CASH made on COTTON
or other produce consigned TO them, by
VIM. s.. PIKE, agent in Baton Rouge,
in the house formerly occupied by Mansker,
nov q d. 1m*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

Tuz BANKRUPT LAW In the Senate.
on the ed uIt., Mr.. BESroy gave nssice
that he should introduce a bill to postpone
the operation of the Bankrupt Law from
the lst Of February to the LIST 81 July.
His object was to gain time for the consid.
Grafton Of another bill, which should bring
corporations within the provision softhe law.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

EarGR.TIor.-Tt.e number Of emigrsn,,
who left the port e. Liysrpoal for the Uni
ted States fros he first of January. lsal.
to the lst Of Detob,P va. a+aDs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

ENDED AGAIN. - The Florida war has
been ended again The Savannah Georgian
says that the rp1aor from Tampa BAY -
that the war is over, and that most OF tso
troops will leave Fior:.aa soon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
GIN STANDS,

LlN
A few of Frazier's celebrated Cotton Gins.
Also: Several horse and ok wagons, for
sale by ]. g. Z. r. PHILLIPS g. CO,
Aug 81 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM or LIVERWORT.

For The cure of C~onsumption, and Ltrsr
Complaints; diseases peculiar to fe-
.~s.ales; Splitting Of blood, nervous
diseases, and ueakiess, dc.
tlas been used successfully sor eight wears
IN the cure OF these diseases. Remember
the original and genuine is made ONLY at
SO Bowery, N. Y. ALL others are spurious
and unauthorized.
p. 8. Useful Information may BE- found in
circulars &c. in the hands of agents. Price
81 80 per bottle. DR.. SourERRE, agent at Ba-
ton Rouge. may 22--io
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

Comnitted on the 7th Of Ortcs
AZ xber, 1871, to the jail Of East Da-
49, ton Rouge, a negro boy who calls
Es~VN/ himself jenny, B feet 0 inches IN
swsGAnkuss height about 20 years old, says nc
belongs to Charles Young, a negro trader ~
NewAO rlea ns.
The owner ia requested TO comply viii, the
aetV as ]. ]. pTNo. Tailor.
Committed 10 the depot Of Eas,
from the jaiiof West Baton Rouge
SNs1Y 4 negro calling himself John, height
TF/ u feet Al inches, aged about "a
9n4Asins years, says he belongs to John To-
her,scn, . few miles below Bayou Sara Tho
owner will comply with the law and take hin
away nov 274a PING, lallor'
Committed to the depot Of lsas'
xIIatona Rouge, from the jail o
7 poin,e Coupte, on the 20th Of NO
~ yerfiber lsll, a negro boy wht
s~wdnkskns calls himself HEsnY, about W yrs
old, 6 feet 81 inches high, . creole. says M
belongs 10 George Bolts of New Orleans, and
that he ran away from Mr.. Robertson Of bayot
Sarah. The owner 10 requested 70 comply VIII
the law and take him away. dec z %
Committed to the jail Of East
Baton Rouge, on the 10Th Nuvem'
~ Der ls4l, a " who calls hltnsel
T/ JonN, about 40 years old,0 fee'
.uekun 81 inches high, q grille, says ne
belongs to John Thompson, Of Kingston. 4.
dams county. Miss. The ewner ia requested
to comply with the law and take him away.
dec / AZ ~. pINO, Jailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
LOUISIANA, SATURDAY.. JANuAnY IS, ,sas.

POLICE JURY,--pARfsH or EAST DAron
RoueE. January 8, 1s42.--I resent, A. Mon
yet, John King, Thomas Devall, George Da-
vid, Henry Carl. Wn. Hu ntstock, William
Halves, VIM Kelley. G. W. Combs: VIM.
Hawes, president Saln'l Sheffield, clerk ;
@. Hacket, constable.
The proceedings Of tho Il ut meeting having
been read, the Jury projected to business.
An account in favor of t.. A.. y. Musseiiden
for publishing the sale Of the work to be d1ne
on the rpad and Ieyee through Mcl1onough's
land, for the FUN uf ss31s22, WIS allowed.
Tho commissioners app d 1ted to change 40
tnuch of tho Plains and 8 prlfgfleld road as
passes through Thomas Devalfs farm, Inade
the following report, which was adopted.
We, the undersigned commissioner ap-
pointed to 10y out n road somewhere I1ear tie
upper line OF Thomas DJvall's plantation, and
receive the sainn when completed report, that
we approve Of the route as laid out and opened
by Thomas Devall, az b ring tho most suitable
place for said road, thu we have examined
said road since con,plui ed aud received IL ~ a
part Of tho public road leading from the Plains
to Springfield :--Thotn ~ Liliey, Simpson w.
Newport, Bsni. L.. Smith, George r. Behrns.
William Pate WINS appointed parish constr.
bic on his complying with the requisites OF
the law.
Mr.. Hunstock was excused for non-attend-
ance the last session Of t le police jury.
Resolved, that the president Of the police jury
be autl orised TO employ an attorney for tho
parish at any time the services Of one may be
| necessary.
Messrs. Combs md I1unstock were appoint
ea a committee to examine, the accounts Of q.
iiaeket treasurer and collector, and report to-
morrow.
Mr.. Carl was excused further attendance
this session. The Jury then adjourned until
tomorrow ut 10 o'clock.
Jan. 44-T'he Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment !: present, Gil. Carl excepted),
the sane as yesterday.
On motion Of Mr.. Hunstock. the account Of
II. A.. 8. Mnssendsn allowed yesterday for
$22. was resclnded, and resolved, that all ac-
ton on said account be suspended until the
| decision Of a suit now pending by +. y. New.
comb Va. the parish Of East baton Rouge.
o. Hacket treasurer and collector produced
the following account with the parish OF East
Baton Rouge: z
Dr.. q. Hacket in account with the Parish Of
Est Baton Rouge, to amt Of
tax roll Of 1910 - 1850 90
Cash reed Of Q. Hacket. const.
on 4 writs Of f. IN. in suits Of
the State Of La. We. ]. Shaylor, 10 81
Cash reed Of Fl. w Fowler,
shift, ON Jury fund tax, to the
18th Nov. 1871 295 90
Cash reed on pedlar license
with cart for 3 months from
2gtt Nov. 1871 10 90
Balance due q. Hacket, treasr 7bB ID
g-t# ------~-~---
1890 81
CT. BY amt paid ont as per vou-
chers numbered from | to 203 5000 CD
COMMISSIONS for collecting
1864 36 at 5 =. c. 279 81
Commissions due treasurer for
paying out a62506 90 at2Aa pc. 153 40
Balance dae ON on tax roll not
collected . 2O65 Cd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

WINTER HESs.--Fow ii should never bc
kept till they are old-fo,rlg ones lay
more eggs, and Young ones are more apt
to my them when tbes are removed to a
distant barn than when kept where they
were bred. Any fafn,er may pay for hfs
newspaper for years with tbs proceeds Of
n single hen well bred 10 LAYING eggs; anil
one btisnel Of bnckwheat With II very few
potatoes will keep n hens crop full during
able soil viii oftcn bo sufficient, without
any mauirf., to raise d bIsticI of buck-
wheat. Who that hath lands anuot af-
ford to take a Observation-Disclosures
Pouphman.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
10

the case, with one exception %concurred In
the opinion tt1at the provisions Of The son.
s'itution Of the United Siates did not in
terfere with tho prohibition Of tho cons'itu.
ton Of Miss'sslppi.--Slayes are persons,
not merchandise. Mr.. Chief Justice In.
nev and Associate Justice Mc1.enn gave
written opinions on this point. although the
decision Of the case did moi require that
the Judgment OF the our sston the sam
should be expressed. Justices Story,
Thompson, WAYNE snd Mckinney u
red With the MINORITY Of the court in tbe
opinion that the provision Of the United
states had mn application IL fhe case.
The law, Their fore, stands hereafter fy.
cd and settled. \ state in which slaves a,s
held. NAV prohibit their INTRODUCTION -
merchandise or { I ale into her ter, ltory.
The whole Of the ,oE,lailuu ot stu v..s III d
slavery Is exclusively Of state jurisdiction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

EcosomT r. casptEs.--ff YOU are with
out a risf, light, and would .tru Il eand @
all night, unless yoi use the following pre-.
caution It ~ ton 10 one an ordinary candle
will gutter away in an hour or two. somS
times to the sndanecring the safety Of the
house.. This may be avoided BY placing
az much salt. finely powdered as will rench
from the tallow to the black bf the wick #
n partly burnt candle when. ii tie same be-
lit, will burn very slow, yielding sufficient
light for n he'd climber. The snit will
gradually sink as the tallow IL consumed,
t g tallow being drawn through the sa 4.
consumes the wick. .f*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
CARRIAGE MAKING.

jan. /, 1912 4s-7-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15
BARBEE &. Co..,

dec IS 1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-15

MEcH.Stts-If there is my j uation
in life truly honorable. il il that OF an in&
dnstrio,is mechanic, who by his own exef-
tons, has established a respectable place IN
society; who commencing in poverty, by
his skill AMI perseverance, overconss eve
ry obstacle tanquishes every PR JUDGE, md
builds for himself II reputation whose value
IL enhanced to others. And let it b. res
membercd that this situation Is a%tiainabIe
to all who have health and n practical
knowledge of their business. Industry and
vir, uous ambition are seldsfn excited withs
out producing tho h%appiest results.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-25
7sentm0ltmgeu.

l.Du"Ta "Tattrt&ROsfrtanOnn 0ttf her 3eiF
srfheint reaelmdBi5 scsn 6reitaS.
2.Oer Subferrttons, rtts jff altrN SO Gents,
~ pa fer, fas Die itunS Dit In,
ptr bats ntr eu J5itfte oes JAbrs be3abt wrn. s
g. Die 3t;nS e1nn b1nn auf5esben wsretn, ren ae
SItn1nce 6ejabtt ino.
~ qDenm benz 9crauf bee Jabres Die 3tuns nidt
GuEsetinpst Miro 70 bstra clts ais einen QDunlA
oiefe(be fur elm auperss Sabr su bebalten.
5 ein unterEbrber miro fur e"sn tIrern 3sttraum ais
9Oon1ttn an9cncmllen.
s. Die cr(cnbuns Schebt auf &otn uMterf4retttr
up 8re 5erausseber maBen pcfrtp nS.anot
T. am1eisem wsrbcn fur Die ten rti(e etnetrat; mSsn
tr o5leA baar Vs"b werOsn, wO man Hit auf onIttss
1rt 1T 9tc6nun9 IeDt.
a1y- Seoer poitmetiter bat oaS 9tedt, einen 8rief
in tpethem td 3eitun9s9eo beTnoet pc fr at ben
Druder ;u uberlenben.
9Ssnn urs unere entferntem 9eier aIIo @e(b Ienoen
roen, 70 brau,eu e nnr Su brem poitmei,ter su aes
ben uno III feiner @egeup1rt o1s @eto in eieu Nref
ns III tegen. @r hreibt pbann bic Slobrese oaraul
no frantirt ben Brief rsourd bcu Subcribcuten p;e
benz Druder bas poit9elo erIpart miro. " ..,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-25
(sQuInn,er 81.

os @elhWDrne ein9elaoen ullc eia npartbelies Der"
Dor oeranfaltet. Die slntlase wurse BON Sabretex
3engen, bic felt Sabren in 9endller getantihat nit
Tim fparen, nit Sfaft unb 8etunterflBt ane bepies
len rurd, unbeSpeifelbare Gbatiaden Die SdlnIo bes
9lnaef(aoten 6err Gjrcspenpr, ais qrdfpentstht
nadte ein sefhidtes uuo pirtuu8spclles 9eiume. Die
@5eltbpDrnen ertbelten pbne bren Sis iu oerlanen-
en etntimn,iees 9errtft BON dulot9'' uno Der lln'
9lildlt1e @er6reder nuroe pom @ertdte oerurtbett,
auf oent Sdei!erbaufen perbrannt weroen CSeItb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-25
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.s;dnet M, Ssr gamie Du bier in ,orrisburq Yobns
Soft i, neher oebete MIRO ben ga,eu, tre er frib.
er mar rpeber nn,u6nberr. Der G,rcBpater bieier So,
l;r ,o,berte Il, frbereu 5abren BON DeutIhlaub en-
e;r shame mar a,biibp Drf; ba er aber rnter en9s
Sbsn peuten rppbr,te. iprbe fetn Same Dud gefbrte.
BEN rpeId,es feiue Nad,tommenlaft audi forf9efabrt
hoben bis auf beutaeu gaq ga nun Die amitte 9erne
Ssn alton Se,,tssm Nnn,e,i eber einaefbrt ,u babem
piiuSt. Io hat ie bes,peqeu bic Ge1ebeebnns erfut
bnen benlelben wiecer su erdtten Dies aeredt ttet
sr gbre, uno mir panfhen, oaB otele,n enlDloanle,
weld,e ben alten benfben 9tanen beD Sette 9ele9t,
|mbdbte,,. (Darrtsbur9 @aterlaucs' 'NGdhters 7
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Gin ruf1ifdber 9dm r.-Slabe er,dblt
N ienen farslit 1T Qcuccn erfhtenenen Geien Surd,
Oeuttfllano uno Nuslano Tcl3ences: 0duberei lpirt
IN NuRtdno IN enem Utt dus9ebebntesen MaeFdbe ses
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-25

Sonbcrbdres sgcrb6r.- Die 8ilraer G5es
neoa'e IN nnierem Staate belten am o. porigen Nsc
udts etne Ieperan Seebraticn. BEL tpelder @elegeu
he't Der alte Serbreaer. q lcobol, /, Dor bic Scrper
ane pes eanoes, 9ebradt tunrbe. Oerr 6. s. @rrspes
nor mar prdiloentsfidtcr. gr puroe bes lrroes Ser
eorobrennerei, bes Diebfabls unS a,oerer gerbrecs
er an9etla}t, bic idmntli babi aeltcn ben 1rieben
nnc ose quite Srtnun8 Sn ;er6reil. Das gclf tpurbe