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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
90 few,
STRAY MARE.
EPAYE.

ArrGte a la residence de Nine. Pgyfonnih
sur le chefuin de la Comite, A environ 8 miles
de cetts vile, TN pony bay, environ IA mains
de hanf, la criniere ct la queue herisse, sans
marquc III etanpe, ct bien Age. lie propriG.
talre est prize de le rerirer en- Sc coaformant A
Ia loL fa J. r. DUFROCo
III mai, lo~ RaugnIrr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
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.t3aistf ef11aag@sfN VI Jesp Isans

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ref'eFei4'effr asssIS, ~feteap,e eea 81 ae
tfefaE l'1ar iheRsotffeai~ OF ala gtbIfc en- .
tfttrf'sr'i CD las itttat flts%@t eattt .a
de at1tlturfti3nap5sa sob safr A., n at"e
'ta'ioa dn bbbitc' ct " esperc ta1 < y
ct sou destF Sc, ptsva d ses b,asl4 SstIlpt
Ter n c1ntlptiatioh ~ IHiits l%4teftA. fffbst
pendant iFaisth t%rnch0ne, daS bat fe4 dur
qu4ilf Sip, 'ielfc,. aux prjx of,idaffes.
7 oefet5lte Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
WEEKLY PACKET.

<Ss9ESsH The public ara respect.
ayr=r, fully informed, that Capt.
sGTessEr1as +. NJ str6ck, has char.
tered the new and splendid steamer FORT
TOWSON. to run in the Baton Rouge trade,
mntil the arrival Of his new steamboat which
is destinad for, the above trade.
The Fort Towf1n fa3 bern fhafi6rcd 70 mr.
in Tho place Of the Colorado, and viii be com
handed BY tic came ofic6rs-and her days 81
departure vii be The same ~ thoat Of the
Colorado. oct I -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
MATTRESSES.

Those VINO wish to buy mattresses, or TO
have them made 70 order, are requested 10
call at the house belonging to gen. Thomas.
near the Jail. All orders viii be promptly ex:
ecuted, and On the most reasonable terms.-
None but the best materials will be used.
Paper-hanging also attended to.
NAV 13 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
NOTICE

strayed OF %stolens an iron grfsf horse. Iong
name and tail. and darker soi5r than the FodS
mo particular mark. The horse IL = ri.
animal well made and in good order, he ran
tiers, and is from 10 10 IL hands high. whoe.
yer viii bring him TO this office or To .bs snbI
scriber's will receive a fearronabte rrward.
sept9 81 4 tE Bf:aNc1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
STRAY HORSE.

- MI IVTtt5TJs ----""-
Taken up by Mr.. Thomas Prendergast, al
about Ii miles below the court house, a black
American Horse, aged about five years, about
10 bands high, without any apparent brand, a
pltce OF bale rope round the neck. II It is
not claimed within elzty days from the pre-.
eent publication, it viii be sold agree;bly to
the rules Of the Police Jury, al public sale Of
thisp parish, by the undersigned, ri luis office,
the 10Th Of December 1913, at 10 o'clock.
Terms Of sale Cash. z-
ROSEMOND HEBERT, j. p.
Wcst Baton Ronne. OCT. II ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
STRAY.

Taken up by Leonard Forbea, on the Liber-
y road, about II miles from this place, a
small sorrel marej old, branded thus 8 On the
right hip, a white strip in the face, ard about
II hands high. The owner will comply with
the law and take her away.
may 81 Is ]. r. DUFRoCQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

The undersigned having been arpointef Al
ministraior to the estate Of John H1est1n !.
ceased, requests all those HAVING cIajr1e
gainst said estate 70 prsscnt them ddly anthem.
ticased, and also those Indebted to said .s,a,e.
10 make immediate payn1enfs.
DAM. Il. AVERY
Sept. II. q Adminis.r.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
PROBATE COURT.
'%SR II XII
Parish of East Baton Rouge.

Whereas. Anthony Monget, Administrator
of the estate of the late Hilaire Longuepee,
deceased has fled in the Office of the Clerk
of said Court, an account of his aaninistra-
ton of the estate of said deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten DAYS from
the publication of this notice, why the said
account should not De homologated and made
the Judgment of the court.
oct. 81 81 CHI. TESTER, p ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
FLOWER, FINLEY j. co.
COTTON H. SUGAR FhCTOHS.
NEW ORLEANS

Respectfully aolleii patronage and make
liberal advances when required OH esnsigrt
trients to tleir address.
Refer to Jas AcCatop, Abraham Bird, Col.
Nolan Stcwart, n. a. Grover & A. Tobdcll
Fgqfs, West Eaton ~Isoute. NJ b. MesEer Il
g. A ClHfk Esqra, Balon Rouge.
oct % 39. 80 d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

NEw sUGAR-Ten hogsheads of the new
crop Of Sugar were received in this city on
Sunday, by the steamer Gov. Roman. They
were from the plantation of Thomas Mile.
Fifteen hogsheads were also received by the
Fort Tovson from Dir. Landry's plantation
Some new molasses has likewise been re-
eeived, which is held at 30 cents per gallon.
No sales have been made as yet ont Of the
OF Of Is hogsbeads ieeeiyed.-Pscayane.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat ct Conseillier
continue l'exercice de sa profession dams les
cours du troisleme ct quatrieme districts judi
ciaires ct dams Ia cour supreme de PEtat
Les affaires c~onfees a SEES SONS recevfont
Pattention Ia plus assidue. II tent son office
a Baton Rouge, encoignure des rues 3eme
ct Church, vis-a-vis Peglise catholique.
% ianvier 49, 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
DISSOLUTION DE soCIETE.

De SOCIETY.
lie public est informe que la maison i
qua present connue Sous Ia raison Isi5 NJ
Laughter ir. ct Jean Capoulade, est, mar ere
dune transaction a Pamiabic, deyenue sSits
prief6 exclusive d'Isidore Lareuier epro-
este charge das sfr.ives dn Il, S,shE- u sni
lout pour &c qui lui est di que DO ssiasnta
peut concsrner Ia susdite MASON cor &c gu
merit, lie dit 'sidore Larguier jr. a sae5aey
n'avoir 4 s'occuper que de sa ligr aJ .seaaans
JEAN CAPOT TAn aslfes-
1sfDoRE LAF .GTiEP
lsldnre Lareuieri r. fera tout mrs ,oatS
dependra de lui pour que lie pr Iblie - rui
en- general, aient a Sc louer Ie IA MANIA anlss
il tiendfa son etablissement. efs doas
sept IS 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
RANGER,a SALE.

WI he Fcld ~ Public Auction, on Sa'ur
day, 18th instant, at IL O'Clock 1t noon. oppo.
site Tie Caste Office, a Horse taken up and
advertised according 10 law ty iliram vii.
liaata. JOHN K. DUfROrQ.
OCT Il Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
GAS AND IA Z ps.

Just received a quantity +, rt Of zar and
also a quantity Of gas lamp nicb is cbea ner
than oil and gives; a gFea. cal better Iigb,
burns no wick at,at and is Cleaner and cher,
er for the use Of tables, &c, han sperm can.
dies Also a Quantity Of fancy indian moe.
casins. GREEN II WHITE
aug L. z7 ] w MUssEIMAE. agen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

DIPLOMATIC coRgspoNpECE.--The press
generally, and particularly the National
Intslligancer, have complained Of the man.
ner in which Gen. T'hompson's comnu.
nications suffer by first being Translated
into Spanish for tho Mexican papers,and
than ~rc.translated into EngIishf for our
own presses. This Is Unavoidable, howcy.
Grand wa presume that no o1s thinks Of
visiting upon eur minister the Gin of q an.
mar or of rhetoric that may appear 10 such
communications. 10. morrow we lntond
10 do the Justice TO General ThoH,paon
TO publish his late coffespon done IN regard
to The Santa Fd ExpidIlion and The Mex.
lean claim TO indemnity, as The Minister
prepared il, not some Mexican official
1sr. 0t u aafs# w (Picdyunc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
CARD.

Mrs. z. ]. Hal, will opeh . school tic lst.
November on church Street I'm tie house
formerly occap'ed by Capt r. N, ksnt) terms
made known on aefbiieatiuu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
COUR DEs pREHYEs
O D'I' ttIIO IL
paroiase d'Est Eafnn Rnrrn

Parolsse dIIsi Baton Rouge. -
Attendu que Antoine Morget, Adminietra-
teur de la succession dc feu Hllaire Tongue
pee, decide, a enregistre dana I'ofice-dH
Greffier de la dite cour, un coaipie de. son
administration de la Succession du dit defuut.
Avis est par lie present dome. a tous cenx
que celia concerne, de faire savoir dams les dix
jours de cette publication, rourquoi le dit
compte re serait pas honoIogue ct fat lc
lugement Dc la cour. s. H.A#.9s
81 oct 81 CH. TESTER. p +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

" The report Of the Vicksburg Health
Committee, under date of the Ilth inst, mem
tons that the yellow fever was slightly on
he increase, but that its attacks had been
mostly confined to foreigners and those citi-
Gems who had spent the summer in a colder
latitude. On the ll;h, the prospect of an
Improvement in the health was more fiatter.
ing, not a solitary case having been reported
during the day. Nine deaths had occurred
since the Sections report for the week ending
the 7th inst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
NOTICE.

The steamer BRILLIANT will carry cot.
ton from East and West Baton Rouge, for
Fifty cents per bale.
oct Il DC Jesse HART,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

STAnBSG.-Henry w, Smith, an En-
glishman Of decent appearance, applied for
admission TO the Charity Hospital yesterday,
md was received. He said that coming
Swn the river on the steamer Eheiftain, last
Thursday, while endeavoring to prevent two
men from quarrelling, he was stabbed by a
passenger with a peaknife in the left arm.
The blade went deep among the large blood
vessels, and the wound kept up a homorhage
to the time be was admitted, which left him
in a fainting condition
The man who stabbed him was arrested,
but made his escape from the boat in the
night time.-Picaylae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
NEW FLOUR
COUR DIES PREuYES.

Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge.
lie sieur Bernard Dupuy De Ia baroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, s'atant adresse a Ia die
cour pour etre nomme Curateur de Ia success
sion &c feu Pierre Clarens, decide;
Avis est par ces p~resentes dome a tous
ceux qui 9oudraient s'opposer a la demande
du dit Bernard Dupuy, dtavoir u le fare sous
dix iours a cofnpter de la date de Get avis.
81 oct 81 L. FAVROT, p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

We publish below IN extract from a let
ter from Judge McLEAS, published in the
the National fptelIIgencer, respecting The
Presidency. Democrats have bean trying
te ereate divisions among tho wings, and
thought to make use Of Judge MCLEAN for
That purpose, but this letter will be n death
blow 10 their hopes
No n who is named for the Chief
Magistraty from a respectable source
should feel him,elfat liberty TO say TINT he
would decline u nomination for fat office.
But | beg you to believe, my dear sir, that
this remark IS not prompted by d vanity
which leads me 10 SUPPOSE that my name
could be favorable considered BY The con.
tcmplatel Wing convention. The frleds
Of Mr.. Clay, In Considerations of his emf
nent qualifications and long publisc ser.
vices. are looking with no ordinary soil.
tudo TO his nomination. And | assure
you that | have no wish by that obtrusion
Of my name, to seperate my friends, if
have any, from their present association.
| do not desire and would not receive the
Presidency, if within my reach, as the
instrument Of n party. Indeed, / should
count il no honor to have my name assio.
ciated with The downward course Of our
Government, and such n course 10 acccle-
rated, and onlp accelerated, by ultra par.
tyism. To bring back the Government 10
its old foundation, 10 restore its lost char
acter, its former purity, energy and eleva-
ton, would be mn achievement second on.
~ TO that df WAsHINeToN--an achieve.
ment which would make any individual
the favored son his coutry. OF this, who
would not be prondl And short Of this OBJ.
ject, no honest man can desire the presi-
M .4ag gtsa ,a5f .5#l h.
With great respect, [ am your grateful
and obedient servant, JOHN Mo.
LEAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
FURNITURE.

URN UhE. ".
lot of bedsteads on consignment for sale
ytrv Low, by PIKE BAB7N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

quenlane.
The beautiful passenger steamer LUDA,
Capt. THos. CLARE, will run throughout the
season, as a regular s~eni-Weekly packet be-
tween New Orleans and the above ports,
leaving New Orleans every Sunday at 10
o'clock, A. Nj. and every Wednesday evening
at A o'clock--returning, will leave Bayou
Sara every Monday at 2 O'Clock, ?. NJ, and
every Friday at Il o'clock, M.
O. Freight on cotton, by this boat, is re-
duced to so tents per bale, and a correspond
ing reduction made on up freights.
october 81 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
sTRAaa.

49, Taken up, near the plantation
49, Of Stephen Henderson, Esq. In
Asa thi6 pafish, one u small brown
vt 9aS stud mule; abott Is fantls high,
eer&SahxaEs roach fnafie and no other patticu-
lar mark, ard about three years old. The
other a nonse-colofed horse fbute, about 1874
hands high, with The mark Of a halter on the
deck and tpss;; nj other mark perceptible, also
roach name. =6az
The owner is requested 10 take them away
and pay charges. J X DUFROcO.
sept9 81 Fs Eapeer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
EilEVAL. rpANE

u a til arsatt le IL ~eoufant, PR Nr. I'll
Pfa1t4erRasi. i eDgitou II mtlieE au-deaseag
10 h t1alaen de eyGr. III C5egal Amerieat
qoirr, age ii 'safjron p tBA, fasjrnn IL aE1ifss
lie is'tt5 sans aucGoo matqte ~ lef appafeitie.
ayaft All t4hi sne chrflc d'etuballage. ST h.
DIT c,eral nest pas rrctatre dane les 10
jettrs de 1t publication di pr sent awe, fes-
foftafment au% tfglctaarts du jnft Dc police,
he ce'to p%#rois@s, sera expose On vonte pupil
que par Is sotssIS6t 1 son birenu, Ie 10 De-
cet,bfe proGIain = dix tGirns da nattn. FL
Condition, al cohtptaat. ~" #i
RDEftH0ND TIFBrET.
Faf6ieas Quest Baton Rouge, u oct. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

Crops in Assumpion:--We learn on
good autboriy, thatithe sugar planters in
Assumption and the adjoining parishes,
are in better hopes of a fair crop now than
they were a month a ago. Then, owing
to the u~nfayorable weather, making The
cane of a dwarfish appearance, not much
was anticipated but since that time The
cane has grown rapidly, and the weather
being cool and dry, it is nearly matured for
grinding. The crop, however, it is sup
posed, will avrage about ID per cent less
than that Of last year.
The colon crop has turned ont very poor.
w in consequence of unfavorable weather.
The rust, also, provides nearly all the
fields.
The most consequential people are always
the biggest fools, because nothing else viii
bring them into notice
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
. fif,v 1pe me mfghtg TaHeata-G i

'fft1 dre mr. mighty Taffcata-G+n
s. .afnutnat. wHf, ha4 d tn nftettlptHfe {.
r4ise tfo4ps IN Yl.tafHn 10 r.. conquer 10
lffsea fftsgl Anpptdb,. t1ax, afepfiiag To tht
Courier Hf iist evening, Iiataketi himself &c
riring lessons in feutaitg
ntkd-Oa Wedbesday iaat j iile ptalns
Ut ihp residences u biz n%nriet ThdDr1s Litley.
E4q, leHN Mn.is. Erq. II Iafa1reile !
e0n Wednesday IL B.yoa Sra SAMUEL
nAtraa gt1s gs
n5 MIR Dsllon waa u promising young man,
fflbhl f1ir ii BE- obe of #flte brightest srua.
sne5'E n tt6 bar Of the thffA dietriet, Io
taa been cat doWa in his Youth, but fiis an d
bic qualities md a@ %t'etb4n's b ihtfmur VII,
Cause hin 10 be dhePiy regretted BY al Who
haeN him. -.gf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28


~AisATrNr CopFfE poTs-W3at " ~
that -poe ingenious Yankee vii not find
ont and pateu, Z The last r%pytntnln ~ one
which has found the light IN Washington
in the sinpe Of u coffee pot. Acretding
10 The spectator, Tie improvement CONSISTS
In arres,iug and considering The volatile
principle Or aroma IF he berry. which by
tho usual process Of Boiling, passes of witt
The steam Of evaporation; OF when mefly
filtered hails 10 great extent Of being eFol.
we'd. BY IA simple procesf,hs the steam Y
condensed Hs fast as IL IL tvapOfated, mad
returned into the pct thus prcaerriDE lis
entire strength Tho saving, ~defnobHira.
ted by actual experiment. is oseff,tiy per
cont.--one hal The Quantity, Of tho berry
used 10 The old process, sufiicins e produce
the samo amount Of coffee, OF equal
strength and far superior flavor. ihe
cost of mn nufacihripg n colt 0 hoilor OF
this description, il but lttlo more than ihnt
for an ordinary one. Ths inventor IS
Mr. Remington Of Alabama. l.- Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
enrRT on pRanAIE.

s1 b. patiat Of West Baton Rouge.
Mr. BERNARD Dnptty Of fh4 pafiab ef 0assf
B1tntt fangrt h1Sifg applied tHtnaid @ uft Il
b. appointed adtntnfafratcr 10 tie sueressior
IT pfeffe rlarena, d"csascd +
Nftlce is hereby given g ~ thrse interest
sd ~ slG,Y ~afse. ii any tbtF have, w'thH
ten d4ya # this l'dtfct, shy he prayer di 81 d
pa'jtleticf should not be gfapte1 4
OCT, II ~; sg seg l. FAVRdtT, p.L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
FABRIQUE UOUVRA GES EN- FER
BLAN G EN- CUIVRE ET TN TfOIJE

LIE sousaignd s'itant ttabli dams Ia rle ia
Maine, proche Ptglise mttllodiste, inforrne
respectueusement le public qaiI continue q
TRAVELLER dams Ia susdite braachc. D'aprts
une Tongue experience il Sc natte de polvoif
bonner entiere eatisfaction a cenx qui YOU
dront bien rhonorer dc leur pratiqne. ) sa
Tonte ferblanterie confectionnte on rae
commodee dams le plus court dtlai.
JOHN TILANO. II.
1n e. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
AVIS.

Il sonssignb a7ant etc n6z,f1e saministrs.
:enr he Ia sn~cession De John tiaeston, dee
DC, requert tons ceaz qui ont des recla mafion.
cons-s Ia dte successions de les presenter
dofnent certif = ct aifssi ceux mi dol, en-,
de r7nir Iiqni der leurs cornmes dams IL II, :
court deIai possible. "s
Daniel D. AVERY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
EPAAE.

EPAsE.
Arratt par Leonard I'orbea. stfr r. thefain
de Liberty, a environ II miles dc ,eette vile,
ntle petite lnment sorrei. %vicille, tfafnpfe s
sur IA hanefle droite, nne mar1tfe blanche sur
10 front, ct denviron II taaiBs dc haut. lie
proprltfajfe est pie &c la refirer en- re con-
tortnant Il Ia lbi.
~ may 10 J. r. DTFRDCQ, ranKenr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28
NOTICE
AVIS.

Toafes Ice perso1nes qsi Jrft des rtcIama-
tons centre IN sactr.2i1n dc fen Frederick
P,kert d6cedt, sorf prizes te los NE senter sans
dela' ct ceuS qui doivent de yenir PAYER i'm
medlaferne1t. @/ = H
JOHN T. PEER, Administrators.
IA ocfobre ~ 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

WoxAN IN sIcKNEsss.-In no situations
and under no circumstances, docs. the fe,
male appear 10 such advantage as when
watching beside the bed of sickness. The
chamber 70 desease may indeed be said to
be wsman's home. We there behold her
in her Ia her ioveIiest, most attractive
point of view firm, without being harsh
tender, yes not weak active, yet quiet
patient, accomplishing, vigilent. Every
sympathetic feeling that SO peculiarly gra-
ces the feminine character is called forth
while the native strength of mind, which
has Hitherto slumbered in inactivity, is
reused TO its fullest energy. With noise-
less step, she move about the chamber of
the invalid; her lisning ear ever ready to
catch the slightest murmer her quick,
kind glance 10 interpret the unuttered wish
and supply the half formed want. she
smooths, with careful hand, the uneasy
pillow tina. supports the aching head, or
with ceol hand sooths the revered brow, or
proffers to gazed and PACKING lip the
grateful drought, happy if she meet one
kind glance in payment for her labor Of
love. Here is the low, whispered voice
which breaths of life and hope-of health
in store for happy days 10 come or tells of
letter and of heavenly rest, where neither
sorrows nor diseases can come-where
the dark power of death no more shall
have dominion over the fraiI, suffering,
perishable clay. Through the dim, silent
watches of the night, when all are hushep
in sleep, it is hers 10 keep lone yigils, and
hoIpe communion withiGod, and silently
lift up her heart in %fervent prayre, for the
of g life for which she would
cheerfully sacrifice her own. And even
when exhausted nature sinks TO brief re,
forgetfulness is denied. Even in
sleep she seems awaken TO this one object
Of her care. She starts, and rises from
her saunders, raises her dropping head,
watches with dreamy eyes the faces she
loves, then again to rest. 70 start with ey.
cry chime of the clock, or distant sound
which formerly had passed unheard or on
y served as a lullaby to her sweet sleep.
How lovdly does the wife, the mother,
he sister, or the friend become to the eye
,f greatful affection, while administering
,ase, comfort, my. almost life itself, TO the
husband the son, the brother, or the friend.
Herald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

FOLDS DU PAIN,
fjXh par le MARE pour 10 s~etnaine srtiysnts
IA Farlne ttatit q ~ Is Ic baril, w oncet
de PFrn poDr dix gone Ext. TT 49,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

MAYORALTY.
, The price Of ffegh aobF being a is pet
barrel the bakers must give, the ensuing weaekr
30 ounces Of bread for a dime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-28
State OF Trade.

1t will be by the above exhibit that a greater
amount in value and in general larger Quantity Of eaeh
article goes to New York city than to Cuba and all To-
The cities of New York and Boston are the princ
pal purchasers Of the produce of the West. Lard has,
during the past year, departed from New Orleans to
Europe to the amount of 4s7 s74 kegs which at So per
keg Is 81 ass, 522.
Fqour-Continues very dull, and prices are without
change We quote Genesee at SIS OCT l2t, Michigan
and Ohio at 81 cat $5 Georgetown IS % SIS 378 !;
Brandy wine SIS IS 50 Richmond County, SIS IS SIS
37 Rye -four very dull with increased receipts; sales
at S3t Corn meal northern at 81 ST. Wheat continues
very dull and the supply is fast increasing New North
not be found prices demanded. We quote 81 10 81
la for prime. Western Corn rather inactive at former
quotations.
Hay-The receipts are improving and the stock also
prices remain without alteration. We quote 40 rs,
within which all the sales for fair qualities range.
Fish New dry Cod Is 10 active demand, and prices
are taken Immediately on their coming We quote So
Msckere in demand at fair prices No sells at SO So No.
. So, and No. 3, at S. 25 for new.
Prorisions-The price for Pork is quite fair although
we perceive no increased activity in the demand We
quote sales of prime at SO u.s. which shows little advance
from last quotations Mess sells at Sill 25 ii s71;
is in fair demand and choice diaries sell at Ia ID
cents for family Cheese, we quote at 4. 5tcs.
Fruit-Our market remains nearly the same as before
quoted At Bostor cargo Of the T. D. from Palermo,
sold follows Lemons in good order 1900 boxes adv
600 sold at 81 OF So 60 per box, so days; Oranges, in
good order 100 boxes 81 so 80. go days; Almonds
sheed SEQ boxes, l5t cents per Id, mos; Macaroni
100, 40 ID. cases, 1871 l3i cts per ID. do.
Oiis--Whale is improving in price and demand sales
rule at 32 cts in this market At New Bedford sale Of
5000 bb South Sea sold at 32cts and lot of5o barrels
32lc. Nothing doing In Sperm Since our last there
has been several arrivals that have increased the stock
several thousand barrels.
much depressed The sales yesterday reach about 400
bales.
.9shes-Pots sell as wanted at 81 So and Pearls at
$53If.