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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

Lunch Lam in Canada--The Cana.
dian tory presses are vefy fond "i dlatHts
upon and nagnlfyiag tas disorders whtci.
occaslon!y o,cur IN this country, ftpres. n.
ing then, as the geHuine fruits Of fePabt't
eau ulslll utiuns. They however, get pau
hack IN their own co,n by the edilef Of HE
NJ. Y. Commercial. La u recep nnntl,er he
c.tss three cases OF Lynch law IN lanaaa
Weas, all Oh which he cut from q single
| journal from that Province. The FIRST &C.
cured Mt London. at which place the h.aiss
Of n respectable widow WA entered late al
night, the family being all IN bed, And d
valuable piane was smashed 10 pieces
The noise aroused tho sleeper, but the MS.
chief was done before they could Interfere
10 prevent it. A young tIssn named hack'
lin has bren bound over on sasptcson, the
widow having succeeded IN II sui against
him and he having been heard 10 thfeaseI
vengeance.
On the same night, nj the same place
three cows were mangled with a scyths--
supposed 10 have been u deed OF mere wan
ton brutality.
Al Hamilton, on The I2ih Of July, Their
wasa lorm.dah bic riot between large bodte
of O~rangemen and the Catholics. The da
zetts generates the Orangemen ffot
blame, representing them US The assai'e
party.
10 represent these outrages, or such
we have too sften to chronicle in our cour
, try, as the result Of our political hissits
!. tions, Is utterly ridiculous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

Mss Jonss-The beaufy Of the heetles
and hollow chests has been writer aot OF
fashion; 80 | may venture upon the simple
INA oetv If truth and nature. Miss Jones
was rs handsome as n prize heifer. She
was Il compact plump wholesome, Clean
fitpbed. beautifully marked a hifaaI with eyes
like ink .sla DDS running over, and a mouth
that lo,ksd, when she smiled, as if it had
never bpen opened befofe. md teeth seem
cd 30 fresh and ~anhandled. Her voice had
a tone clear asthe ring of n silver dollar;
and her lungs must have been n sound a.
a p.ppin. for when she laughed il was like
the eagi,ne of a brook over the psbbtes.
The bran, new people made by Defealfnn
sud pyrrah. when il cleared up after The
1ood, were ptttbab'y in Mss Jones style
IN. r. Willis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

e. AAsa
James q. Rhoiss, ssa a,sri.
Cstts cause par sofssntsfssnt du scnssil r
ata sssignss pstaF 90 four Attends one res
gidHH6a vsFssla ID par eerit 4 supplement- &tRt
bi gus Ia Fisigasats sst propristaffs dos -
~e1aVess
Mary, sEas do ~ sas. ~ sss tf5is shfass.
Lscy, ages de- D ara,
Nancy Dc Q sHs,
et son jsaae snfHts fssnssa tIaFTT,
IN yefta dune sdIud asffos par ChsflaA
Tester, Jaga d. paroissa 81 az<efieio Jugs
Dis III Eour les prsaysa, Il ~ daosfnbre lSfis
pour il stDifsade de- traise cents distfsvlSgt@
aninzs piastrar, IT que Mary Ksnhafa a sP&
prepfiA ~ portion do ID Succession 10 N mafss
sohlusa suit
Iris esnts yihgtssix piastfes II qnatfs.
yieat edouze cents, 81 "a portion dss sishs %
=o, perez aavoifs
Six cents qtiatfsgi6gfs bhs plasffes ct vlnEts
eiaa cents; ct pour Bslancs d'4dauIt, 4 donHs
i Ia succession d. sof psra, d'oa fes ssola9ss
fufeat sthstess SEES daux ebllpaf iofis potsf cent
soixs atessept pisatress et svixahte-slx cents
ehaaue / aHa dssqHaIIes i etc dePuIs Hqafdees
ct due Iss dts ~eselayes staienfua pfsPrlsta So
pafaa ct paraphsrnala de- Ia pla l~znatltaY Mar7
Esnn#rf, ct DE- pIas qne leg afsHFes de- sof
ffaAfit SAfnRS ~ ENtAD4N3S Seftf hA11 Ffft
at aes les irpits sspsfas 1T Ii proprieta de- Is
plaignanta sorts par consequent en- Danger u
eat done ordonae, adiuaa Of adeFsfa Que IN
elaigpsue, Mary Kenaard. soft dtelarte III
propr afairs dss a~selaves sasstnshtlofne 81
yeir i Mary, ages Dc m ans ct SIS tfols sh~
fans ! Lucy agas do q ans. Nancy do . ans
ct Fenfsnt Henry.
la'ils ssient dasrttas "a profrittd shparhs
Of parapherHaIe, 1t 9a'elIs sit seale Fadfalhts%
tfstio8s dA sa propfiete separds ct pafaPhef*
hale. ct qp'ells seit u gafte On biens d'sssa
son dit ts.asi, James 9. Rhodes, ct qa'slis ~
| ooavfe ses ffais dc pieces.
&c ID JUN tg43
| ISAAC JOHNSON,
Jaga fa 3na district.
Js eeftifs aas 10 snsdt est shs ysfissbie5
coeie du jagslsost oriaiael.
A. WtHTHsers
aeut s 10 Gfefaef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

For the benefit If bashfui young gentle
men, who kaow not exactly how TAR they
may 10 In using terms Of en~deafnent to
wards The gentle ser, we have selected lie
fflowing important instructions from II
London journal: =
A bachelor may address a Indy A.
:. Madam - If. however. b. claim an ac.
a~na,n.aner with her, be may employ the
terms" dear Madam I and should there
be little ii If tender attachment. MY
ve,y dear Madam !" but in case Of being 10
| love. and an interchange Of afsct'an be
| esipced. something like the endesflng fern
If :. dear girl ; may be used. Always use
: dear girl > when the object addressed IS
over thirty. for at that age women like tt
he thought young.
When a man 10 head over years In love
and the woman he addresses in a sina'la
uredlcament, The more extrasagant th'
terms used to convey his passion, tn
mere will his suit be admired Ren'embsr
always address n woman over thirty q
s. my dearest girl" or I" charming girl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
gTfnITC AECTTpg.

Will be sold, without reese ~ 4, on
saruapAY, the Cd Of G epf. next,
At q o'clock A N at the Lou Isl ana Psnitentia rY,
a variety Of articles ma nuf.actured at that ia~
s~tituffon, consisting Of
Horse ard or carts ana wagon wheels.
One peddlibg and one. Dearborn ragan,
A large assorlrne ut Of coopsfs' and cabty
nets ware,
fairness, saddlsFy, ac. II.
Terms Of sale-AH sums under aay dollars,
tash-for fifty do flars and upwards the puf'
chaser 10 give e'Adofsed notes Fayaole At the
Louisiana Bar Tx on the FIRST. faysof March
1874. Fl LAgoTE, ST.
aug u z7 Ar Warden
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

A NOVEL cELEBRATIos -Ine fourth
of Iuly was esit bTaied by the inmates
az the New York State klaaiie Asy-
Ium. at Utica. i'm a hesotnefng manner.
with appropriate exercises. 'Fhe hall on
the first aoor was iastefnlly dee"rated
with flags and portraits of the presidents
and distinguished patriots. and respectable
,ratlens wese delivered BY three oil tfie pa
t,ents. 10 an orderly ard attentive audito.
ry. The exercises were i~ntefspersei VIII
music upon flutes and victims, and The en-,
t~efsa,nnnent concluded with a good dinner
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

The editor OF the Wheeling Times has
seen the flag manufactured for the mission
Id China. He describes 1t M being made
uf the finest American silk, and very
strong and heavy. ISL feet in length,
stripes crimson and white, ID inches wide
the square 8 liz. feet long. 8 feet 0 iRehes
wide. 81 beautiful ma1arine blue. 1t was
ordered By Government for that Purpose
ana win reflect abroad the highest credit
unon our manufactures.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Third District Coufi4~~Partsa Of East Ia.
ton Rouge
Msfy Kennard. wifat +
Parish of East Baton Rouge

AI
Third District Ceufi-~~Parfsh OF Easf la.
ton Rouge.
WI, ksa -. wife, 2so ,s.s.
James . Rhodes, husband.
This caase by consent Of counsel was taken
az and assigned for 10 day. Wherefofs ths ssis
asnes oral and documentary having fully ss~
taStished that The plaintif Is The owasr Of the
sf15ss,
Mary aged ~ yrs, and aeF fases ehfdfoa,
Lucy, aged . years,
Nancy. 8 years, .
and an infant na1ssd Henry, "
Ry virtue Of an adjudication by Charles
I Tester, Parish J1Egss and ey>oaieio jadgs Of
prDbates, On ths 1stg Of December 1871, for
he sun of thirteen hundred and ninsig~Aas
dollars, and that Mary Kennard appropriated
heg share Of her mothers estate 10 wits
three hundred and twsnty~six doflzss and
ninety.two cents and her share Of her faihsss
estate To wit:
six hundred and sightg-ons dollars and
t~1enty~fvs cents, and for tas balance Of the
purchase money gave 10 fns succession Of aer
fathers estate fscn, which said slaves we're
purchased, her two pronissory notes for ore
hundred and sfxfg-sevsd delIaTs and ssxfy<six
cents eacfss ore Of which she has since paid,
and tbas said Slaves were the separate and
pafapEernas estate Of petitioner, Mary Ken.
nard, and f4rTYsr, that the affairs Of her said
husband, lanes D Rhodes, are very much err,
6sfrasssd and RIG separate rights and proper
~ Of fae plaintiff are thereby endangered. i
Is therefore ordered ad5udgef aud deGTsed tas
the plaintiff Mary KenHara,-oe decrssd 70 b
the owner Of the slaves above mentioned u
Wit
Mar, aged ~ yrs, aud aar three shilGsss
Lucy aged 9 years,
Nancy . years.
and the infant Henry
That they be decrsed to "a fIeT separate an
rasaphernal property, siaE she have the sol
administration Of her separate and pafaphes
. aaf estate that she 5e separated in pgopeFf
from her said husband, James . Rhodes, 81
that she recover her costs Of silt.
1ath June, 1919.
ginnsd ISAAC I0HTe0ef,
Judge Sd District
Tesrtifg the foregoing to be a true copy
the original Judgment. A. W~Israaay.
aagnst5 70 IlsTx.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
aaN
LAS " GAg tAMps,

Just r scsived a quantity. spirit Of gas and
also a quantity Of gas lamps which is cheaper
tn N oil and gives a great Zeal better light,
sur rs No wick al all aai i Cleaner and cheap
e. for the use Of tables, &c, than sperm can
dies. Also a qtantitg Of fancy Indian moe
eaSiHs. GREEN y WHITE,
anaf /. II w MCssELMAN, agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

When The Courier abuses q man, IT does
90 right heartily, ~ we ran prove by that
paper Of last evening II makes mention
nj Tho Agricultural Dinner In England, 81
which Mr.. Everett was present and mads
u few remarks in n strain 80 felleiFous.
M. Everett was followed by Lord
Mefpeth. who lately made ths tofv If
Our country. and he acknowledged in
terms gratifying to an American the re-
eepfion he met with throughout the land.
Now il cha noes that his Lordsiip i4hefits
the blood Of tn Hows fds@that he IL IN fact
by his lineage snong the most ~affsteer#tle
in his native lard. The Courier Tins con.
irasts The return made by him for the couF
iesy which n foreigner comma hds here
with that made by Dickens for the estrags
agHnt adnlatlon which he was feeelvedf
L6fd Mofpeth followed Mr.. Evefstt, and
alluded tn his reception in AHefIeas H.
said in hospitality and Kindness the old
Bill would have TO strive hard 70 beaf The
t~earline Jonathan. Some difference he
tween a man of education and agaatleUan
in whom the bloed Of iha Hawafas has
MT A~eaenerated. and Dickens, hat wretch.
I'd Judas. who would t4fn Turk and curse
his for good wagesa-Pg. >s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
sIsot=-uptdH hearing ss,eb he told thsn

Hg shot~~apth herring shseb be told thsns
TO sstWt and b. daInned,' which vas soon
aoae. Three guns were fred, snd In les
fhan iwo minutes, this vIetstsd man wis
Ii The pfese nee II his Gsd with I'll his
crimes apon him. 8
aGoihps Ne mrs informed, has been
dbtts pffsstss,s FOR na tfiHas@.aHd thsss
CT The deepest dys-%Iu several States, sosh
nj murder, raBbHFy; sountAffsftIng, &C."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

Rter m GrNnasAr1.-Ths STEALING
IF Mr.. seanian's negro girl. by the Gin
etnnats AbaIltloHists, il seems led t" IN
ftassast results. On the evef ing Of The
8tsf alt.. q mob Of several thousand per
sor4sy sht most violent, e~engfegated IN
front IF Mr.. EHnett's house, on Fifth
street near yins, n noted abplIfiouist and
busy body, and IN a few minutes broks IN
aIt the front windows with briekbats and
stones. The Mayor and police were on
the grethd. and VIZ bellesA td.ade some AZ.
rests Of the rioters about o o'clock M
doubt The mob would have attempted To en-.
Ter the hot,ss and dfindiish The sfofe fix
ftrss ard meveahIa property. but IT was
known that ii strong body Of armed men
were inside. armed and determined en re-
~sistanee If The aftefppf was made. MI
The briekbats thrown into The house were
thrown nut again by the lnnHtsss some
brilisine persons IN fhs street considerably.
Fly thr quiet. energetic action Of hts
Homer The Mayef. Seconded by the pel,ee
and night watch, seven Of the most for
ward If The rioters were arrested and
lodged in the witch. house. Notwithstanding
violent demonstrations and some eft IT'S
were made 10 feseue fHe prisoners. The
Mayor speaks in high teftfa Of HE assist
ants. and If their pfomptltnda in obeyina
his orders. His right arm was severely
Bruised With = etnb.
There seemed to be q general disposition
amongst Our citizens agp1fsf the whole
noveH,tsaat, and the mob seemed to De q ware
of it,
This il the version Of HE affair given
by the Cfheinnatl Times. received yesfer
day by way Of Baltimore, and We pfesont
ii NAV generally BE- relied on.-Tr6pac.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
ETET De La LOUlsIAEE.
COuR DES pREBvEsE.

p4RgTssE DEST BATON ROUGE,
II sera yendu par lie sotIsslgne, a la naaison
de- cour, dams eette vile, 10
sAaEgf, le 2 septembfe proclaim,
a r'beure haba,ueIle des yentes, lots No. J. q,
7, s, @ e& III, de- I'ftet No GU, dams eette par
lie de Ia vile de- Baton songes appartenant a
Ia succe#aion 9s feu John Randolph, DECIDE.
La venie sera aux fFais d Augustln Daptaa-
tier. lequet a naarqae De repoadfe aux obliga-
tons de Ii yeafe precefeafe.
Conditions de la vegte-cotgptart.
mil ~ Is Gil TESTER, P-J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed
administrator 81 he estate Of John !. Gofhsn.
deceased, late Of CHS parish, requests all per.
e,r,s #ko kavs claims against said sstate 70
present them wtttsons delay, md tlsoss indsbf<
ed 10 make f~asmediate payment
LEON BoNNECAZE,
a5rpst III NJ Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

MIS-.

La souaaiahs syaht etc norama adninls~
sfsfatsr DE- ~ snee ssaica John l.. aofhan1, de.
eAd4 saHs eette paFeIsse, iavlts les Personhhs
aof Ont des fe@Iatnatlons eoHffe II dts sues
eessioh de- leg prs sans aslsi, st teliss
aej aoivanfy do ysnir payer II plus prompts
nent possible. T. goNNEGalEf
~ aeat ~ AdsaIalstFateuf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
Isle or cozUMEL.

-=. EsE4A&4 va
The late papers received from Teas contain
the announcements of q faetfhas may be deemed
tnspor,ans Il APPEARS thai Capt Boylan. and
n number of others, have received fron the
Yucatan government, the isle Of Cozu'ael, ~
y reward for the aid given In the late war
The following IL a graphic description Oh Inc
island
y rhis Isle which lies off The east coast OF
yneasaa. about thirty miles from The main
lands. IL Represented ~ one OF the most 90
fivb,ful snois ON the globe. Il IL about fifteen
mile long and four or Ave vide In the widest
nars. and has one or TIVE good hareofs. The
surface il beautifully diversified with hills oil
moderate elevation, and ptcturcsqe valleys,
through which ineanuer several small rivuiess,
fed by springs Of remarkably clear and sweet
water, which burst from the limestone Eocks
nj the feet Of the hills. There are o large
number ofcocua and other tropical fruit trees
growing upon the Island, and the forest cons
tain much valuable timber. The soil oil me
island IL generally fertile apd will Pr oduc
ccfIee, sugar, plantains and o1hef sropica
productions in abundance. Upon the mead
lands and upon many OF the hills IN the IN
terror are many singular antique towe rs, TEN
ules and mounds, similar to those found q
Urmal, and palenque or otulun.
These give 10 the beautiful scenery a mos
tromanfic interest. The climate is so agreea
bly tempered by the constant sea breeze, ina
II ii very temperate and remarkably healthy
Cozumel was formerly one Of The favoris
resorts or the pirate Laftte, who when drive
from Charleston and Barraiaria, retired to !
cut his last expedition at this place. Havin
been unsuccessful in some Of his plans h
vent over to the main land, and tits said die
In one or The small towns in the interior
Yucatan. Ii il to be regretted that a spot s
lovely should be identified with deeds OF Grim
and bloodshed. We hope yet to see The da
! peaceful and happy colony Of Anglo Anne
leans shall redeem this beautiful Isle from /
nresent state Of desoiasion, and cause IT
beer forth like the tabled kslaniica amid Il
ocean pillows.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

w clip tho following ff"m the Ctnein
nat, Times of tho Gath. Wandsf How II
will suit The free trade gentry
"Tss rtAex TARrrr'-How IT WoHxs.
Philadelphia North American SAYS
~-'1thrse Agents If extensive Yorkshire
Manufacturing establishments have pt,f.
chased d large Woollen Faettfy I'm The
west side Of The s~chpyIk,ll. about two rules
from Market Street. which 10 10 be 'fn'ne.
d,ately nut into operation. An Eastern
Manufacturer u fgreas practical experience
has taken me OF the largsst Cotton Faeto.
r,es near Fairmount, and i about 10 con .
msnee operations in it. Both these Fac
tories have been standing IDLE for . con.
siderable time past. A Cotton Factory ut
Trenton, which has beers stopped for Two
wears hss just been stated, and will from
this time turn out $4,000 yaEds Of goods
weekly. srveral other works. We learn,
will soon be started"
Farmers IL moi this the why 70 create
a certain reliable MARKET for your sesplo'
Wheat. Pork, Beef. Butter, and Chaese'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

CHARCOAL AZ Al FBRrfLfzHHs@@We
have been astsnistad af ffls enormous ia@
efeass Of the wheat crop IN France wtthia
the last eight OF ten yasfsss End have deset
Ted some attention IL investigation Of The
subject. II appsars thai fhafeoa1an a.
tteie Thai ean Biz obtained hafe fri 1.-THE
bf sfs enst In FfHnee-Has been very exs
fHnsis#iy used, and with marked effect, In
fartflizlng tFHs wheat lafds, Of ffiat hing
dom. A correspondent Of The Hbv Farm
ef+' Journal, an English print. states that
during 4 seroufn 10 one Of The osstfsl de.
]paftnenis Of France he learned tAaf ab
of the most productive fafns we're ofigis
nslEy very sterile; but thai for \ number Of
yeafs their propfietprs had giyfH them a
light dressing Of charcoal. which had fea
suited in n Iafge yield Of WHEAT Of an 81
esIlent quality. Since bis return ~ Eng
Iand he has sftea he experiment upon his
own III hds with the sanae happy effect
The efaftoaI shouId be VIII pulverized,
and sewh like line, after d saln o. in A still
damp day. Even IN Engia nj, the writer
says, the expense il q mere tfifies in
comparison with the permanent improve.
ment effected, which on grass il truly o
deFfut." He states one other very imper.
tant fesuIt from its liberal uses II am
quite satisfied that by using eharsoal in
The way Described rust in wheat uiH BIZ en-
Wfiy prevented for | have found in two
adjoining fields. one Of which was eesled
and the ether MANFRED with farmyard
dung, the latter was efeatIy injured by rust.
while that growing In The other was per.
fsetly free from it,"
fE,,HaIa fam xrsataf Aarrriisey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

The Rev. Hamilton Paul. On fseeis ng
the presentation 10 the church and parl n
At Broughten, near Edinburgh, preached q
fare w II scr fsftn to he ladies' OF Ayr an
NOT n lttf 6 10 the surprise Of his far audi.
fofv. aave oat fhe text-And they tth
not,n PaaI's neck and kissed him"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

sHEEr.--An intelligent woeLerower in
Ioua, who for years was engaged IN Ver-
mont MT the business says he can raise
sheen i'm Iowa at the cost Of 25 cent per
head yearly. while in Vestpont the nver-
age cost per head was IS cents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
Humanity IT French % American sail

Humanity If French 10 American saa
us.=The brig Furet. arrived at Mafseils
leg frem the west ooast ef Africa when ~
The p~eignbofhoed of the Canary is1H n
on the third If April last. fell IN yin ne
American brig Thunder. Captain BlaHeh.
ard. bound from Portland 10 Madeira, with
a cargo Of Istnbefs upset. and drifting be.
tween wind and watsr. On the wreck wers
sight unfoftunste men, struggling with the
pillows, and dfspetiag with death, their
bodies essusted BY suffering. The sea was
20 high. that any Attempt 70 board the
disabled hulk in a boat must be attended
with serious danger Of y toIlisieny thai
would inevitably result in The destruction
af those who made II. The brave Captain
CslIip was not. however, deferred from
his humane purpose. H. sne6 y led in hfnHf
ding The wreck sd conveying The suffer.
er. ID his wi vessel. and, in tsh days Hf
Ter, landed them III Gibraltar. These eight
men had been III that desperate Situation
for ferty sin days, during which they had
nothing ~ appeass their hunger but q few
barrels Of bacon. saved ri the moment Of
the eatastfophe. They depended for wa
Ter upon The rain. which fortunately fell
o~epionsly nj that period. and collected n
Il eerner Of the vessel Happily they had
not hunger 10 oontend with. The anguish
they endured, ~ inpetsht strife with The
elemenss. which FIR a month and a half
tossed with their ffsiI wreck TO and fro
without oeasieg, and threatened eyrey mo
ment to terminate their lives, and from BE-
Oily wesriness nd th@ encouragement That
enseed upon those long days Of upHva''thg
effort, must have besn almost upsaPPortas
bio.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
'ran erHrs.~Tbs Girls are beautiful

THH efHns.-Ths girls ars besuttffl
little insects. thas delight To NY from flow.
er 70 flower In The bright morning Of etts.
tenees They can gather ~ honey ffhf'
the poisoned fowaf That grows in The
world. weedy safden-=they pick up The
scattered leaves If friendship and weave
Them into unfHdirg wfeatbs ST leye@@they
lead us tvsr many pleasant pfaaes. ana
finally leaye ~ bssking upon tbs sonny
plains Of heH ven. Bot ~ The sweetest Of
i4olasses makes The sourest vinegar, go The
~lovlidst 1T tbs Almighty's ~works-=iotsly
wemanl4beeofnss the most l6athsone Of
objects when contaminated by worldly
corruption. Yes my friends. = beautiful
FEMME, !" fallen from her high esfafs.'
Ietska like Ii taffed and ftHthefsd HHEefs
va hdef,nE homeless and nnbafrfendad out
side The gates NJ Paradise, with ~ y 10
afford zolaee Or give friendly adthehitlen.
a== Uafa. aJr. --g%k #ErE-... ne
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19
CAHEIAETs.

EAKRIAEEE.
@nsu~ The subscriber asr1ng
eR1 employed several first szss
1F@N workmen from Ncwark, r.
zs~SE-2J. and Enlarged, bis aeeouz-
modaaions, IS n0w prepared TO repair CARRIAGES
Of every description with neaapess and aes~
patch. A few sets of Northern made bar
ness for sale, at in~eice prices. Also Gu
hand and completing an assortment 1t GhssTy
and poplar bsdstsads Tor sale Icw. A ssars n
patrouags il solicited.
aug 20 25 W.ETTEEARn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

Fruit sfaitasI=The fumes sF %bfiusfoae
will refnaye fruit stains and sfon mould
from, IIhnep and gotten. Meisten The part
stained. with cold winter, then hold IT over
The sasoke Of burning birthstone I'LL The
stain disappears.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

GR.rEs.-No man, whether he resides
in the city or country. can have q reason
able excus for not cuitIsating this delHIons
and productive fruit. Every one, whe,h
or he possesses a small yard IN the city orr
large farm in the country, may Rave an
abundance fthis frui. for his family. The
vines or cutt.ngs may be Obtained very
cheap of nu~rserymen. and trained proper.
w on the walls of the houses or yards, are
| alike ornamental and productive.