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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
NOTICE.

All persons having claims astbe es-
tate OF Joseph D. Fcute. dee'dNussted
to present them duly AUTHENTICATE pn-
deTsigned and those inaebte please
make immediate payment.
aPl 10 III IiOMaS Lihdm'r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
SODA POtNTA

The subscriber has the plea inform
ing the ladies' and gentlemen q Rouge,
that he has established a soda n in the
room adjoining his confsetiohae door
from the dwelling Of Judge To
april Is 10 st P. BOgEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
size REVEAL

Tie officers and guards dauisiana
Penitentiary, offer the aboyel for the
apprehension and conviction murderer
or murlerers Pierre pabancs fascinated
on the 7th instant. a6 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
$3.50 REVEAL

TheGompany OF Chasseuran Rouge
will give the above reward iarest and
conviction of the murderer Merers of
of Pierre D~abancens, nenbeIpile Chas-
seurs. l6 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
NOTICE.
Vii be sold by the undersigned Parish
n,te and ex.ofico A%uetioneer, IN

Viii be sold by the undersigned parish
Jude and ex-ofico Auctioneer, on
MUR SD1Y, the 2sth Of April next,
by niue Of an order Of the Sd District Court
OF It'd State, the following property, surren-
deredy A.. Geoffroy to his creditors, VIZ
Omlot Of ground situated in that section
of thsown, laid out by G. Leonard, dcslgna-
ted oahs fgurative plan thereof. by No in
squarGo. Q, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. ~
Amber lot in the same section OF this town,
designed on the plan therof, by No. Id in
squareSo. 2, with tho buildings and improve
ments fereon. Moreover, | cart and lamp.
T'heAale to take place on the premises on
the foIlging terms a credit OF twelve months
for tllssal estate, subject to the mortgage
now d sbthe bank, which will be made known
At the sIe; purchasers to furnish endorsed
notes id mortgage Till bnsl payment, the
personaDropetty Tor cash should the amount
not extedr $50, over that amount twelve
montlaredit, in endorsed notes, payable IN
bank.
marel28 z Gil. TESTER, P.L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

i GEx.: SruTr,-sReaking Of Gen. Scott in
connection with Vice-presidency' the Mobile
Chronicle asks:-4Who knows any thing
about General Scott.a as a statesman? Where
shall NE look for his political opinions T!
With wI;hatgreat measures ofhational policy is
his narae unidentified !" &c.
Is nat the Chranicle aware that it here
acuches the strongest q argument il Gen. SCOTS
favor as-,he sole argument on which his can
.didacy is based-:viz the absolute igno-
rance Of the people Of the absolute inanity of
his hosry head? Gen. Scott was never nomi-
mated 10 the vice-presideney by those who
knew him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
@JO1 Rena

The citizens of Baton Rousts yicini-
ty will give the above reWase appre-
tension and conviction of adeFer Or
murderers of Pierre Dabanc fascinated
on the 9Th instant E6 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

C.sprp.rEs.-Coagress, lhler and
]. B. Dawson-Slatt L4-Senate,
Gen. Joseph Bernard for be {. W.
Combs, r. W. Newport, JapE'am and
Gen. John Dayenport-fbe,penatc,) s.
Hiriarl and Zenon Labauvc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

WARTs.-Titese Troublesome and often
painful excresccnses, covering the hands
sometime to the number Of a hundred Of
two, may be destroyed by a simple, safe,
and certain application. 3Ihe writer dis.
covered it accidentally, while performing
some chemical experiments with soda. The
matter is merely to dissolve rs much CON-
mon washing soda as the water viii take.
lup-.hen wash the hands or w~artss#lth.
this fer a minute or two, and allow them
TO dry withoutbeing wiped. This repeated
two or threedays, will gradually destroy
the most imutabiewart. Its theory appears.
to be that Of warts having alower power of
vitality that the skin, SO that the alkali is
sufficient to produce the disorganization Of
the former without affecting the latter. The
warts never return.-Paa. Chron.
An editor "down east" stopped his press
to write poetry, when after a few days
labor, he brought forth the following:
81 love TO see the waving grass.
Just before the rnoWer moWs it:
love to see an old dray horse,
For when he goes he goes IT."
HONESTY Y NALoR.-A Western
editor, in speaking of the new doctrine of
reoudiation, valiantly says: " Fight the
British, but don't cheat them-Pay every
cent we owe them, and then lick them
| Like bIazcs.' That's The doctrine.
VERY PArner1c.-Col. Greene, ofthe
Post has broke ont in a new spot. Hear
him:-"Don't strike! DO be a clever man
once said a little ragged urchin, who was
detected by Farmer Il. stealing apples
"do be a clever man once, for you know gon
never was!'
Representation Of Lafayette Parish
At a meeting Of the wings oil this parish,
held in Virmillionsille, on The 18th inst.
Lloyd W.lcozoa and Francois Bfeaux,
were nominated as candidates for the le-
gtslatme.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
AUCTION SA

VIII be sold at the late resof Pierre
Dabancens on SaturJay the lbetween
the hours of 10 and - o'eloeB horses,
one mare and zine or ten hogs Is 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

Ma. Eorron Please N Mr.. Ra-
phael Legendre as a canda the State
Senate, subject TO a conYenk
&.4rrrtK.u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

Professor Espy has hosgea oy we
government in the Nasy1on'' h
great scientific neutrality-suspicious..
ly be Of much service.
pAraorrsM.-I'he fhtoasI was
given by nm ifishman ~ III "i
cent celebration -:
.T.c Union--We will intiue'ico
and money to repeal thf we h"'o
if-oqr lives to ma'ntaa oh''i w
have found"
BraD's EYE mARBtH
quarry Of marble Is now tspusn' '.s"'
Iowa city, called Birds LIP tHe SIM.
larity of the crystilllzatld9 ese u u
l,,ral from i, and ,Ad, and arc
said TO DO very beantlfuls
A late bombay paper9liat Whah
the plague devastated Rtou' tsnsy
years ago the cotnmnm' aef oi oha
of the garrisieas, hearlna escape o.
the oil porters on tho opeoa''s,V
, dered his mcn TO imoicrsslnen IN OF,
every morning, which secp'ps
them against the d'seasct
Tho bost authorities rsbe pfesen'
a]a1,t;on orMexico at nh millions.
| fttt ~ aasi,a from u#t5hHE ait
negroes are estimated at aoo.
1h.. magyar was mi remark
than that girls have moro IN 'hel'
| looks than we have in % ana mof'
power in their tears thaaye ID GU
arguments
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

"raAr son, rorSr.ta.-Wo refrcshment, in
a hot summers day is asnore agreeable thah a
cool glass ot sparkling soda. 1t is a refresh
ment which Baton Rouge, as Baton Rouge, is
little acquainted with, We Baton Rougians
have never before beeh able TO procure a glass
al good soda al home, antli Mr.. Bonslrvcn' OF
as he is famiiafly called, "Auguste, estab-
lished that fountain he speaks OF III aaether
column. His room is becoming quite a resort
for ladies' and gentlemen, al all hours sof the
day and evening.
BY the way, do the 'eertotallers sexcuipate
soda as well as alcohol If not, what harm
would result should tie worthy officers OF our
Temperance Society twet" their new honors
at Augusse's? Honqrs never fit well until
SWEET and VIC don't think there could be any
stain in wetting them with soda.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
[Ca7,a fat1ufeateI.1

as E# %
Mains ron TIE raorLEe-Never speak the
truth when cqnigoca,ion or falsehopd will an
swer as we'll.
Mahecyery man, a7d tDooaa't too, your irienf'
by pretending to oil man3ler of kind Offices
and 10 a frank and gQthlsss life,
Be particular never TO cheat or deceive one,
who is styled a 5riend, unless yoa can % 80
haadsomctp, for you show your meanhess and
want Of gumpt1sn if discovered "iinanciering'
in this way.
Dc careful to get money and become rich,
for the worlds last proclamation on this mat
ter IL, che Devil take the hindmost."
Open your eyes when the sun Is up and
never shut them ~(unless Won cant help - be-
fore j, becomes dark, because fhs is The mfesf
fashton, and besides, it undiscovered that peo-
pie sec better when it is light
Always be careful 10 learn the exact condi-
ton Of your %neighbors domestic affairs, and II
nothing else viii do, enquire OF his servants
how he cooks his dinner and whether his
meals are regular because II hint from you
on this subject, may improve his digestion
and YOU can thus eyince the intarcst you have
in his welfare.
Never neglect TO ascertain as near as posi-
| bic the exact pecunlaTy situation OF al your
| neighbors and fIiends-whethcr they drink
good wine and "eat well,' and, in fine, wbeth.
er they have any funds on deposit or ether,
wise because Il knowledge Of these things
may enable you to "fnancier," or, in cant
phrase, "cast yourline in deep water" besides
when you go a fishing, you are not 50 apt tt
".stch a bIud-saimon."
BE tie first always to hear the newS-tha
such or such an one is dead, or such anothcD
one about to be marricd-that this one Is rlcl
aud that one poor because by TIPS knoWisdg'
you can entertain your acquaintance at
street corner for Two or three hours each da,
and thus show your great industry, epterpFls'
and perseverance Ia weli-do1ig.
If ~youlive in town, occasionally slip int
yorr neigi1hors back yard, because you ma.
discover there secrets which could be learnel
in no other way, and besides you can Sc
whether the servants do their duty, and repoI
any d~elinquenecs to the master.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

The 0 PAssEseER-WhiIe Wash
ington Irving was in PhiladelphiH, on his
way south, In the suite Of ex.PfesideHt Van
Buren,. he was arrested by a copies for a
debt Of ss55. Mr.. Irving protested that he
had never contracted such a debt in his
life, and did not ever know the name ofnls
alleged creditor. Rather than be troubled
with .contesting the claim, he paid the, de-
mand, and bade the officer so about his
business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

L4rEsr Srws.-The csEccrs of tle Persian
ard Buckeye left US thi latest city papers
yesterday aud ThurSdas' There rs no news
Of Importance, except If arrival OF lord Ash
burton at Washington en the ath instant, aud
Of MFR. Van Buren, and ]. x. Paulding at New
Orleans. The latter gentlemen leave almost
immediately for the Hermitage. From Texas
there is no news. The ssCaptain of the Buck
eve informed us that the steamer Natchez
reached New Orleans! about IL o'clock on
Thursday. The Texiaiis had not yet invaded
Mexico, but were making preparations for the
expsdttios,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

DaorrH-We have had several successive
weeks Of very dry and warm weather in this
veason. which threaten to cut of cur crops II
their incipiency. The cotton IS wLted e the
and the cut-worm is destroying every
Green stock ii the corahelS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

Tn1 MILITIA 1tw.-GaPt. Halle, of the Pla-
,aueukine Gazette, is scoring the amended law,
passed blythe late session :of;the legislature,
-reiafre to the militia. Perhaps We should
speak more correctly, if we state that the Cap
tain is scoring the Legislature, instead ofthe
law. The act in question, provides for the
election of General officers by the officers OF
The. Divisions Of Brigades, which is as 1t
should be but the following provision IS ap-
pended to the section"
asprouidtd. that The Esrsf election Of any such
officers wall be nade by both houses OF the
Legislature, on joint ballot +!
There that IS a!-but it should have mead
Provided, tha, ue hare the first chance"
The Captain further informs us that they
took care of the first chance, having eleetea
SOME six or eight of their bodyto gsneralships.
Halle, you should not insi faalt with. cur hon
orable rulers thus promoting themselves they
couldn't suspect the people Of such folly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday the
10th day Of May, in the town Of Baton Rouge
will be sold 1T Probate sale for cash, a negro
woman named Peggy Is years old, and a child
l year, property Of the succession Of Jane
Chambers deceased, by order of
Apriiris 10" CHI. TEsSlER, r. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
fGommtaiieH

f,,., y, the 18th instanf 10Th year
Of her age Madame FivaoT Of tiesia1e
Pierre Favro, after q Ions 3lcting ii+
ness, W HIGH she bore wltfs5utaae anu
purity Of mind that mafkefoVs o'hsfs
amidst the trials and st1ffeftfp' esetitiut
life. She seemed to forgttga Illness IL
the care and anxiety ~wilAeAsiiai Sha"-
ton occasloned her f~r1endsiliiy, mat
fatigable in their kind andalate aleh-
tons. II q long life, eiBb9Dy III y
traces and virtues that hoaN1'y, ea1sle
the memory Of those who aprs res
rect, love aud yenefation, ceaohe NOR
than she have a right TO tiiAage. 9he
has carried with her to thegie sincere
regrets of all who knew hf the tears
which believed her final retrs impress
her offspring with the coAfaat their
loss IS mourncd and pertifan by true
and abiding friendship. hsnanifnous
tribute Of affection from soRlfcle, rem
dered to the virtuesof theirgd mother,
soothe and console them III " atliciioil'
RFpIrND.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
TIN SHOP o SALE.

A good bargain may be made by any person
disposed to purchase the tin shop situated on
Lafavette street, near the Louisiana bank.
ian IL 30 F. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

It was reported in New York, ten days
ago. that Thomas Lloyd, the collector of
the city revenue, had absquatulated, leaving
the city minus some $50, coo which be has
appropriated 10 his own use.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

MosrY MATTERS IN fHILApELPHrA ON
THE % rNsr.-sevcral heavy failures had
taken place. Stocks were falling, and
money hard to be got, even at unusual
high rates rates.
aNone Of yoar Apr' as the mortified
maid.n said 10 the man that kissed il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

The members Of the Eaton Rouge Light
Horse Company, viii parade in full uniform,
and equipt as the law directs, in the town Of
Baton Rouge, in the rear Of the Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday the 9Th instant, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. for regimcntal muster, re.
view and inspection. BY order,
april 0 o J.. G. DAWSON. O, s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

DIED, on the 18Th inst sElizabetl,,
daughter of &. c. and EliAbott, aged
0 monsbs and three days.
Ere sin could blight or sdHe,
Death ann with friend
The opening bud to hcaveyed,
And babe it blossom ta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

CosvrsTIoS.-a bank convention was held
in Mobile on Monday the 9TH inst. Most of
the hs;nks in the state were represented, but
,1o,hlrg final was concluded. 1t was dis
.eerned that The liabilities OF the banks had
,beon .curtailed nearly 100000 since Nc
.emtsr last. The convention will meet again
abe FRS, Monday ihtoetoher at Tuscaloosa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

A Hole IN TIC Bankrupt Lan.-one Of
tire chief benefits which th' bankrupt law
was expected TO secure, was The prevention
of frauds in regard to confidential debts.
The law provides that no man shall be libe-
rated from his debts under it, who has civ.
ca any preference TO one creditor over
another. Bat remark the short vision OF
Legislators. The way the thing is doing
is this "A man fails he gives no prefer
ence TO my body. But certain creditors
among his friends Immediately sue him, and
hurry their suits to judgement and exeeu.
ton. The debtor makes no resistance, and
SO the creditor attaches property and pays
himself-after which the debtor applies for
The benefit Of the bankrupt act, and with
clean hands too, for he has given no pre-
f~erences, and in fact done nothing al
all and yet all his preferred creditors are
as snugly provided Cor as they would have
been in the worst DAYS Of assignments.
Here is a hole through which a bear or a
bull nav go without scratching bis sides.
". \. Jour. Of Commerce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
EfTED STATES COURT.
Iastcrn District Of Louisiana.
.lumVHy AayIDH
Tvs. mo. As.

llumyey Taylor
Bail +. Clancy. !
gBrtae Of an execution isancd from the
houople court aforementioned and directed
to III Marshal Of the Eastern District Of
Loukna, or his lawful deputy, | have seized
and hi offer for sale al the courthouse door
in tlsown Of Springfield in the parish Of Lii
yingpD, on
WEDNESDAY, The 20th Of April 1912,
bet,en the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock, all tho
rieIItitle, interest and claim the defendant
has land to the following named and desert
bed pporty, 70 wit
III tracts or parcels of land containing
twek hundred and thirty-three l9-lOo
12E 10 100 acres, with all tho improve
,nerH thereon, situate, lying aad being in the
par sof Livingston, and bounded az follows,
to Il: on the east by lands Of Roach and
Keyand Oh the west by the river Ansite, it
bel athe same purchased BY said CLANCY
Of Jn C. Smith.
liberty seized to satisfy plaintiffs demands
and3 cost.
l. Fms Of sale-cash, with tAe benefit Of
w. w. CHAPMAN,
U. deputy Marshal Tor the Eastern District
uch is $ Of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sur,h District Court-Parish Of West
Baton Rouge.
OXIDE Barras,
An Private Blanchard, }
Writ of feri facias.
Eyirtue Of i writ Of fcri tacias issued in
tIabove suit and TO me directed by the Hon.
Jith District Court, Parish and State afore-
n, will be exposed to public sale, on
THURSDAY, 2sth day Of April next,
The court house Of said Parish, between the
bal hours of sale, all the right, title, ~inteTes.
b demand Of the defendant, in aaa TO the
g owing property, viz:
certain tract Of land, measuring one ar
D. front more or less, with the depth Of forty
Hnts more or less, together with all the
&hdings and improvements thereunto belong
and privileges. Seized to satisfy the
Eg1nent and costs rendered IN the above en-
Ned suit.
E'erGs Of sale: cash. ,
Enarch 26 7 WIT. HFBERT, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

TaE Turnopkex nnhhEaT.-Sotac TWO
weeks ago, die bank at ThlbodauxTitie was
robbed Of d large sum OF money, var'oaSly
stated nj from s45,0Co tos 100000. Several
individuals Wrrc arrested, examined ana DIS
charged. and the robbers seemed in a far way
to escape all the researches Of JUSTICE until
discovered by n most Singular aeciachI "A
young lad, fishing in the; baNon, at ihibe-
dauxriiic, drew a fish to 5he edge Of the wa
ter, and put down his han9' 10 lft i cut. HIS
hand coming in contact Ylth a hard, sfleo'n
substance, curiosity prompted hlm to ieei
what il, was. He drew opt 4 bottle filled with
bank notes }. He carried, the bottle TO his IA
ther who gave Ito ludgs McAllistcr, and the
police watched the spot al night, where the
bottle was found. Two men visited the place,
and, after feeling in the wafer were followed
To their dwellings and Arrested. One OF them
Ii in prisen. the other e~iileted his escape from
Che censtables.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court.-parish Of West Fellciana.
Robert r. Brown, Administrator
Henry Hudson. }
WI. of fisri r3riaS.

iSuEJ IludSpH.
Writ of feri facias.
BY virtue Of a writ Of fsri sacias ~ me II.
rected by the honorable she District Cour,
PARISH oil West Feiiclana, STATE :. Lopis5apa
viii be exposed TO pubic -. en-
AoNDAis lsth aay Of April 1912.
al me eoult hoEe Of the parisa OF Wssi Bason
hoase, oe.-Ssen TIE usual hours Of sale, all
me n Ill title ta.egeSs and elaiua of ms &c,
fehdaeeSa n and to the following properly, 10
r.t2
\ certain negro roma named CaarIs$
AGED abop, " wears, with her tvso cht rsz
sssaheu agea4 Years. and Louisa g
rendered sssa i saass sss1Ssssa.
FERNS % 1 Nsr hnn
a "a lind. d loe woss'
sssnsson with ire assuraa,sz
i country shall r~sssAss
ISL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

Of fifteen directors for Jefferson Golflge viii
take place the first Monday OF May next, at
the court house in 81. James parish, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
II Mn. Mourov.-sThis gentleman passed
through P]laaucmine last week on his election
,ering tour. His rival, Mr.: Johnson, we are
informed, Is also abroad.
or The Crescent City apeaks Of the "v'l-
lagc Of Baton Rouge" Whst geography does
the Hindoo study 7
TbtE WAX ro 10 fra writer IN the US. '1az.
desires tile views Of the d" community, and bu-
siness men in general, concerning a project TO
relieve us from our presentseondItioh ana lfl-
prove tile credit Of the Stai5S
lie is welcome to our asiews, which are /;
that folks should work nA,rc and speculate
less /; curtail their private Expenses ana paD-
lie legislation wear hornerspnn clothes ana
eat homemade bread; earff more at home ana
spend less abroad encourage honest LABOR
mud froN.n down idlcnesS. gambling, (nf what"
ever kind foppery, and alsadectiofi OF wealth
not possesscd. 1'rain up your sons to hold
the plnw, shove the jackEplane OF SWING the
siedge.hamtner: exchange Jotr young misses
eauze dresses and satin roltes, for g:2od, strong
domestic ~short-gewns afl pettifoHts, AMI
their pianos for Spining-sShee!s o. Stoctihg-
looms, sell your sons' iinger-Elles, gold
chains and watches 10 my your:Iust debts.
and. ii a few yeaars-you viii be:ea3y as an
old shoe, and have. no debIS iopay.:
MrcnaNrcs' rMn.-Ihsre ~ tG be Il great
fair at the Mechanics institute, Clscipnati, Oh
the Goth of June next. The industrious dent
gems Of the West ARE mailing giatt strides II
agriculture. mechanics ind all .~uscful arts.
We admire their "go-aicad' spxlt; It's JNSi
VIVA. is wanted to aggtatii.ze the .~eeuntry il
! gfll set the nation above all apprsacnslonS
Of foreign couIetjGoa. Let US OF the South
do the same, and We care not what staples or
how much Of the n. f;nefand makes: in India.
we may defy her, though she pfedaees itetds
golden corn.
Win not some OF our sncchahles DC abe 10
visit Cincinnati on the goth OF Janc4 Ihey
should do so,. If practicable.
- -A~A@@a* @4s-4--
R.r-r,I r~oErRy.-The faceiious veteran
Of The u. S. Ga2ettc, shus ~aprs,rophises .
nightwalktng rat, caught in thaS dusty sane
tuary of types, eases ana shelves, the printing
| Office Of the Gazette.
Thou long tail'd, cbon-eAed, nocturnal ranger
What led thee Aitbslr 'mong the types anC
cases
Dost thou no, knowIthat running midnigh
Der standing type is traught With ipmnen
dsngcrf
Did hunger lead thee? sidst thou think TO I'M
Some cheese Partuesan to delightthy
NAV
Vain hope none but a literary Jaw
Can maslicafe our cookery for the mind.
Perchance thou hast a literary taste,
A love for letters, and that SORT OF thing
But why, thou wiz, taPd lmp-thon We
mrn king!
Dld'st thou but yesterhight dcvour our paste
And throw our types in pyramids OF pt!
Thy doom's dccreed !--come, Iowser! d
HIM fly!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

BANKRUrT--In the district Of New
York, about 100 persons have petitioned
for The benefit of the new Bankrupt Law.
L he aggregate debts amount to5Sio,09o,-
900, or more, and the assets do not exceed
100000. Some offhe applicants show a
schedule Of $l,4>o,000, of debts-others
81, 500, 900, and some $5oo,0oo, while their
assets are a few old chairs and crockery,
AMI one triflng jawelry Of their wives and
daughters.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16
MAYCRATTy

TIE price Of fresh -four being 1922 per
barrel, tho bskers must give, the ensuing
week, IS ounceso cad for a dime,
ATTENTION BATON ROUGE LIGHT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-16

MARRIED, On Monday Aast, by the
Hon. Judge Tessler, DIR. Jeplt 70 N'sS
Aagnstlne Lesage.