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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

Whtsfev@Ilie market continues steady n
the daclins noticed on Saturday. Our figures
afs IBA d 1G1 cts
Bagging and 6Bs-TtaHsactions continue
on d very limited scale, without airy material
change IN prices.
Cgrn-A further decline has taken pta .
IN this article. and We tpdnte cur figures IT,
81 rs cents, ut which rates several lots are
eifafad. The sieeh is heavy and increasing
and is met with 4 very limited demand.
Hats-We again hayato tsdnts cir figures,
and now place them at I'D a 1s cents in sacks
and ID cents in bulk, The stock il not heavy.
but is fully equal 10 The demand.
Hav@=Cpntinues steady nj Ell a ~, with
a heavy stock md limited demand.
aaH-The arrivals Of Ibis Article The last
three days have amounted 10 1000 sacks,
NAL ing abatit 10000 sacks NJ I,lvsrpesl salt
il first end second hands, now At The Laves.-
We have heard Of two sales from ship bsHfd,
say t6uthef 9755 satks Al n o. for coarse ara
n | 90 to s1 % fofa fine Liverpool Small
lots from store are SELLING Al MI 10 to R1 20
fof coarse and MI 30 10 | 40 per sack fot fine.
There is ne Tifks' Island sali fsw a1oat.
Small lots are selling I'll Is TO s7k per sack
Of 9 bushels.
Notwithstanding without change. viz i
fl Liverpool III to Havts t6t. and to North
afn pofis lt. per lb. for cetton-Bntletin
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
COURT
Parish Of Fast Baton gooes

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
In The succession Of John Mcdonald deed,
Petition Of James Hainer, administrator. fer
n meeting Of creditors,
II is ordered, that a meeting OF The creditors
Of The late John Mcdonald, deceased. be held
before the undersigned parish Judge, e~x.6ffeis
Not. Pub. at his Office in the town sf Baton
Rouge, on
TursbA. The zsth day Of Feb. 1s4s.
nj IL o'clock N, 10 deliberate on The prayer Of
The petition Of James Rainier admir-. and that
all such things be done in The premises as The
law directs, and let The creditors of said deed.
be cited according 10 law. Signed,
Jan 30, ts45. CHI TEsStEH. pI.
certify the foregoing 10 be q true copy Of
the original order. A WfsraRep, elk.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to The absVe order the creditors Of
the late John Mcdonald deceased. are hereby
notified to appear before ms at my Office in
the town If Baton Rouge, on
Tuesday the 2sth February, 1s45.
at IL e'eleek NJ. TO deliberate on the prayer Of
ths petition Of Jaines Rainier administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased.
Jan 20 #5l Gil TESsfER, r ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
MAYORAf.TY

Resolved, That from and after the passage
I. this law, the ordinance in regard to fat
boats and other water crafts passed on the
18th February 1912, be so amended that any
owner, or person in charge ofone or more fiat
boft or other water craft, having on board
upper country produce fer sale, may have the
privilege Of taking out a license from the town
magistrate to sell produce on said boats, pro-
vided that such owner, or person in charge
of boats, shall first pay to the Collector ~
Treasurer Of the corporations tax Of twenty
FIVE dollars per annum for each boat, and no
license to be issued for a shorter period than
six months. SAM SKOLFlELD, Clk.
feb SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Couft-parisb Of Fast IA.
ion Rouge.
Henry Williams, }
rD,~. = Wilkins. No 1851.
BY virtue Of q writ Of feri faeias issued In
the above entitled suit. from the hstgtable
court aforesaid. and directed To The Sheriff Of
the parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be- ex-
posed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 9TH March, ls4g.
at The court house in The town Of Baton Rouge.
commencing at II o'clock A M, ali the right,
title, interest and claim Of the defendant IN Or
to n certain negro man slave. named William.
aged about 30 years.
Seized to satisfy The judgment, interest and
costs in The above entitled suit,
Terms Of s~aie-sashs
L @ NORRIS. Deputy sb'f.
Jan 30 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Third District Court-PaFish of East Ea.
tor Rouge.
BigIow, Garfield IL fnarabam.J
Collins Baldwin ct al.

Biglow, Garfield IL lngraham,1
VS.. No 1910
Collins Baldwin ct al.
BY virtue of a writ Of heri facais issued in
the above entitled suit, from the honorable
court aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff of
the parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be ex-
pesedsto public sale, on
saTgHBAT, the 4th March, 1s43,
al The court house in fhe town Of Baton
Ronge, commencing at II 4 NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of Moses l. Meeker.
and Of The defendants in the above entitled
suit, in or TO the following described property,
10 wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this. pa
IRISH containing three hundred and twenty
acres more or less, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded West by the
Comite river, East by lands belonging to
William Hawes, South by lands OF Jaroche,
and North by Black Water creek, moreover.
the following named slaves to wits
Dick Cotton Collins, Dick Robert, Amy,
Emaline, Eliza, Solomon, big Harriet, Lewis
and jim.
Also, 3 yoke Of oxen,
= one OK wagon,
one horse cart,
a stock Of hogs,
rs mead Of horned cattle, more or less,
s head of horses,
20 head Of sheep. more or Tess,
one set Of blacksmith's tools,
5 stacks, and one. house full Of fodder,
Q cribs Of corn containing a large quantity,
2 bales Gotten, ginned and pressed,
One lot farming Utensils, consisting Of
ploughs, hoes, trace chains, collars, haimes,
&c, &c.
Seized 10 satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs 10 the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-eash.
l. G NORRIS, Dep Sheriff.
Jan 20 81
$4,000 superior cypress shingles for sale
low. PIKE H. BABfN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

n1tb-is this town The 81 inst ~tforatio
Nelss1. a native of the State Of New York,
aged 56 ayears. Mr.. Nelson was . ysang man
Of good EhafHttHr and department., highly es-
feemad by those Who knew hin. He wac al.
tended 10 the grave by The Washington Fire
Company No. |. sf which he WIS a member,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TrsrcA CoUsrr.
Circuit Court, October Term, Ammo Donini
1910

IEsfcA CoUHTT.
Circuit Court, October Term, Anno Donni
1912.
Injunction Bill in Chancery.
Barbara @. Matthews, Complainant, versus
James Brewer and Rice Bourland, Defts.
This day came the Complainant by her At
torney, and on motion, it appearing TO the sat-
~isfaction Of the Court, that the said Defend
ants are both nou-residents Of this State, to
wit: that the said James Brewer is a citizen
Of the town Of Baton Rouge, in the State o.
Louisiana; and the said Rice Bourland is a
citizen Of Henry County, Tennessee-Tt ia
therefore ordered by the Court, that pubisca,
ton be made n some Newspaper published in
the town or parish of Baton R.,nge. tn lhs
said state Of Louisiana; and aIss In ths Eewx-
paper published in tie town Of Huntiugden.
Carroll Count, tennessee, ii being The ad.
joining county to Henry County, al least three
Gonths, weekly, before the sitting Of this
Court, on the first day Of said term, and plead
answer or dempr 10 said Complainant Bill,
otherwise the same will be taken for confess
ed against said defendants, and the cause SEE
for hearing ez parte.
Copy seste,
JAS, Me rHERsoN,
dec al-i3t Al Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Coutt-Pafish Of East Be.
y ton Rouge.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Third District Coutt-Pafish Of Fast Be.
ton Rouge.
Penelope Fades, wife,
vs. NBs8Bg0
Michael Watson; husband ~
This is a suit by the plaintiff against her
husband for a separation Ut property and the
recovery Of her pHrHpherhal tightse A jadga
meft by default having been regularly rem
deted. and the defendant sill failing to appear
and answer. after tbe lapse Of three judicial
days, the case IN melton Of plaintiffs counsel
was taken mp to be made final. The evidence
fpfnves The marriage TO have been selemnizad
In ibis state, IN The 9Th day Of 1ulv A u 1890.
It further shows that she inherited from her
father, Daniel Fades, during said marriage
The following slaves, with their increase, 10
wit
Stephen, aged 55 years,
Jerry. 90 years.
Shepherd. "a years,
Peter, "a years.
Kenny. ID years,
sillef. 20 years,
Judy, ~ years.
Peggy 81. and her two children,
solomsn. l5 years,
Moses, 10 years,
Charlotte, Is years.
Martha, 0 years,
Ann. 4 years,
Aifsey, 4 years. and
Hentys4 years.
Il is further In evidence. that defendant In
he year Is55. sold nine slaves Of plaintiff
which shs also inherited from her father. and
received Tho proceeds thereof estimated at six
etho4sand dslibrs, II is further in evidence
that at The PARTITION Of the succession Of the
f1ther Of PfhintiH on the 4th Of September.
1896. the defendant received the sum Of two
thousand six hundred and ten dollars. The
pecuhiHty embarrassment Of defendant is also
fully proven.
II is further ordered. adibdged and dscreed.
that said judgment by defhult be MAIDS final.
that the plaintiff retovef Of The defendant the
sum Of eight Thousand sir hundred and len
dollars with five per cent interest from ths ju-
dicial demand that plaintiff have q legal
mortgage on the real estate and slaves Of de-
PENDANT 10 secure the payment Thereof. to take
effect for the snm of two thousand SIX hpns
bred and ten dollars from The 4th Of September
fta2g. and for the sum Of sin tileusand dollars
rom The first Of January 1880; that the slaves
claimed and described in The petition be
deemed 10 be tbs separate property Of plain.
tiff. And it Is further ordered, that plaintiff
and defendant be separated in property, and
that The farmer be authorised 10 administer
her own property and take the management
Of her W affairs. The costs Of suit 10 be
paid by The defendant
10Th January, 1919.
faisned) ISAAC JOHNsOs,
Judge Sd diatrict court,
certify The foregoing TO be a true copy Of
The original,
feb 1 So A WINTHROP, elk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

~ We lihte q new paper Oh piif list ai eF-
changes, ffhm Nafkseilles Avnyelles parish
Il is called the Democratic ESrnslicr. and Is
HntanIsa tt eirrblatn the terln'E If Iarksnt,.
Van nntsr, Mid Calhoun IN the remote sec
t.ioas If Lnuisiana. The preference which tho
~etiifots express Inf Common Prh6jla cvsr the
mushroom colleges distributed throughout The
State, shows they entertain sane i1eas IT fe-
pulaf edueation=tl e hasa and hh|vafk If our
republican institutions. The paper is pHh-
lisied hy Messfs. Hall 81 Iures,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

NOTICE 70

The subscriber respectfully informs build.
srs and others. that he is prepared 10 execute
all kinds Of brick and mason w~otk==and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials hecfssafy-sieh as brick. sand,
lime, &e. On HE NEST reasonable terms.
lie also offers his services 10 sugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary In a sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 10 LOYEAU BEHHEL,
feb 4 5a II the Garrison bfiekYafd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
WASHINGTON

The fate OF the Bankrupt Act, 50 far as the
House is concerned, is sealed. On the 10Th,
Mr.. Proflitt Withdrew his motion 10 reconsider
tho vote, and on the Goth. the bill from the
House was read a first and second time, by
it's title and referred to the judiciary commit.
tee.
The following rumors are the "lateet.'
II ia now bnslly rumored and currently be-
lieved, that MIR. Spencer, in consequence of
the recent ana painful affection in his family,
will for The purpose of change of scene and
the present debtlitaied stale of Mrs.. s., ac-
cept Of an appointment abroad. tins giving 10
the President (Which he has long wanted,) an
opportunity OF fully changing his Cabinet, and
not partially, as was n contemplation previous
to The affecting circumstance mentioned
Mr.. Stevenson is spoken of 10 take The
State department. Judge Upshur, the Trea.
sury. Mr., Gushing, the Navy, and MIR. James
NJ. Potter, Pennsylvania, the War Depart
ment.
Mr.. Wise and NJ. Profit will both receive
appointments abroad, the latter TO Rio, as
Charge, the former to Austria. as full Minis
Ter, and one of the sons of the President is al
so about to visit Europe.
Mr., Barrow, charge d'affe:res TO Portugal,
is 10 be recalled and John B Dawson, our
member of CONGRESS-, sent in his stead.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
uWhy is Major Kelly, 81 the Louisiana
Ibrhbiaia. tiIa iba TfHfttist TsniHhl

U why is Major Kelly, Of the Louisiana
Chronicle, like The Prophet Isaiahl
because On bis last1 he g haeeines very
bold aud sayeth s't--lt is no part Of ottr dis
position To boast. but we will bel d basket Of
champagne that The Louisiana Chronicle, for
The year IL euine, viii show II, lis .tofIfias
more industry tethets may Judge Of the talehl)
Than airy country paper printed in Louisiana
ANY twb Of the city editors, d wing and a
democrat, TO he The %utnpites4 A lit s ffishaly
rivalry will he good for Ne ell. and will not
displesse ei,f readers. What say you. IiHes=
tpr. Halle, Patterson, and the whule liost Of
. knights Of the grey guese quill" who Dc
hsfi6r 10 their vetstiof IN this sta'ef We
have ifIfpwn the gauntlet-wto's afe#rdi
The Major htist be q happy a fellsw-yery
happy. II is At least certain he is not Under
The Necessity Of deyetihg his time to tellee-
tioiis instead Of editorials. nj he. wenld never
have written the above But bath not too
much felicity '' made The mad" good friend !
Dest thou SUI rase the editors IN New Or
leans, wing OF dshiut ratit, ever iilbniiae their
behightsd minds by reading the effusiuhs o.
AaWe think The NajsF's titles have reiae red
hitf rfesi1itieas,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

They hsve 4 married lady n Buckingham
Va, who weighs three hundred and
ntaety-seven pounda She must he a fine
armfuI. God bless her IN I San
Don't that wornan's husband enjoy "the fat
,f ths land -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE Of LDUiHiANA.
Third District Cotft-parish Of East Ia
ton Rouge.
Whiting n Stark, J
We NJ nyuu

'H 'tobRsF
Whiting n Shark,
vs. No 2Ygp
Amos Kent. Il Go. ct al
Hy virtue IF q writ Of feri fasias. issued in
The above entitled suit. fran The h6HerHbls
court aforesaid and directed 10 The Sheriff Of
The parish Of East Baton Rouge. will be En-.
posed 10 public sale, on
sstunpAt, the 4th March. 1919,
al The court house il The town Of Baton Retee.
commencing At II e'eleeH A M. all the right.
Title. interest and claim Of Moses l. Msskef. il,
e to the following described property 10 wit
#Ihe undivided one-thifd Of the West part Of
lot NO 0, IN Square No .. in that part Of The
town Of Baton Rouge, laid out by A. Grass.
hayang sinty feet trent ON Lafayette street BY
sixty feet oh Church street.
Seized 70 satisfy q twelve menths bond ere.
eutsd in the above entitled suit. by The said
Moses L Mseher and Amos Adams. ana inter.
est and costs.
Terms OF sale, easf-witH6u. The benefits Of
apprsisement.
L. 6. MoRHis. Deputy shit
Jan % 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

ot~rHtArp MAIL 70 THE fActFte-We OBJ
safved a few days since in The Congressional
rtns erdings. tie memorial of Sell sweeffet,
Esa, nttr worthy tonstil FER many years past 10
the Equator, now on public services in WASH
jnetnn. far Congress TO establish a regular line
If t,,nnfhly packets 10 Charges. and al over
land mail 10 Panama. TO carry The eoffesFef-
tenfa and treasure to and Ifoin lie paflfie'
Nov. this is a far tnofe important otlett than
Il, fret p1atfe meets The aye: lboHsat the
otareH territory. California. Sandwich Is
lands. sven 10 China. achass the lsthmtis Of
Darian. we are thousands 81 miles nearer than
The European and to GunYs1iils Lima. Val
naraisn, me half the time g1iHr Sound faPa
Horn. The Home Squadron. particularly the
small vessels, might %Parfhfrn this Important
service, in the vaty foutinaef their ffuize. be-
inr within their linz Of dug and The tfnsP9f7
tatian If The mail will be supported 10 The full
astant by thn postage on letters and freights
nj, treasure. in The overland mail to The
Pacific.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

W sugar-On Saturday and Monday, the
market presented q very quiet appearance, and
he sales on those two aays did not exceed
300 hldy. Yesterday the demand improved
aud considerable ACTIVITY was manifested for
small hts principally for city cnnsurnpllnn,
and sa'es were made TO The extent Of 300 10
400 bids, nj prices formerly quoted. viz 3i
ia cents. The stock has increase@ , little,
and IL now estimated NJ about 1000 hhdf.
figures, and a small advance has n some IN
stances heen obtained. We place our figures
at ID a 13acts.
Four-We have 10 report a very dull market
for flour. We can scarcely remember A pc
f;nd when so little has been done as during
the past three days. In making up our re-
port for last Saturday, we left The market with
some frmness at 3 . 81. Since then, there
have been A few sales at the former figures,
and we have now 10 quote it dull at b.
Pork.--A small but steady demand contjn-
ues for barrel pork, at fprmer figures, viz
clear sol a9a j; mess 80 a 81 !; NJ. o. 81 q
II Prime $50 IS, The receipts of bulk
pork continue light, and The demand for this
description is limited. We quote good lots
Of hog round at q q 3cts.
Lard-Tbis article has been entirely
neglected during the past three days, and lie
reduced prices noticed in chr last stiii conti-
nue.. We continue former figures, which are.
for lard in kegs 81 a 81 cents, and In barrels
81 a 9 cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ihifd District Court~rarish Of East
Baton Rouge.
John u Layet, }
vs. Na l1sa
LANES II sie.a,

VS. Nh uIHH
James u Stewart t.
John Gayle.
ny virtue Of o writ Of feri fseiHs Issued i,
the above entitled suit, from The bousfabls
court aforesaid, and directed 10 The Sheriff Of
The parish Of East Baton Rouge. will be e.
posed 10 public sale, IN
sAfpHnAr, the 4th March, ls4a,
~ the contt hetss in The town of HHtgp H,,ss
commencing At II e'eletk i NJ, I'll HE ripI,
Title, interest and claim Of James II statgart
one Of The defendants in er To the faiIsr.;ns
described property, to wit
A certain negro woman, s1avs, nsmad TIA.
eha'; asea ABOUT w years, and her infant child.
Surrendered by The said asfepaap nj }, satisfy
me judgment interest and costs in The above
suit.
Terms Of sale, cash.
L. O. MoRHIs, Deputy sh'f.
Jan 29 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for building n cistern in the
town Of Baton Rouge, will be received at the
Mayors office uDtilthe 18th inst. Dimensions
to be had nj said office.
feb4 81 SAM sKOLFIELD, elk.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
or all descriptions just received and fer sale,
by A MONTAN,
feb d So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
sTHAy.

Taken mp, by Charles Foster on Sandy
Cfaeh. about 81 milas from, Batoa Rpuge, n
small mars mats. dark brown. without brand
or mark The owner will comply with the
law and take her away. ] HUEsTON,
Jan - 5ts Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

nr Mr. Clay left New Orleans for Mobile
on Tuesday last. There is ne truth in The r.
m,f circulating lerethat The boat on which en-
hatEel wss last on The lake.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
CO-pARTNERSHIp.

The undersigned have this day entered into
eo.partnersbip under The firm IF Philips Il
Lanoue. They will keep a general assortment
Of staple and fancy goods, and hope by strict
attention TO business 10 merit a share Of pub
lie patronage.
Baton Rouge, lst Feb lsi3.
WILLIAM u PHILLIPS,
feb 4 So EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
flpratyr satrs.-rhere is a general cutlery

f~iHrHtsr s~A1sa-Thefe is q general cutlery
among the people 81 Western Louisiana
against The law past last year felative TO she
riff sales. The i~niehtiat, nf that law, In our
| opinion, was laudable The object Of lis franz
era was To save ,hesH, already suffering un-
der sewers pecutiaty wants. all that could pos
sibly bs saved in The sale Of their property,
This was certainly d pfaiseaworiiiy intention,
and should be passed 10 the credit Of him or
hose BY "A hets The bill was ffainsds Bat the
question now is, has the bill attained Tie OBJ
jet Of its authors Its epetaiisnlias not tehas
ed to tats ,iotiey uut Of The packets Of indiyi-
t,iale, We know but has It not kept il eut !
Have ftot The defendants, whose property was
ailutlEah 10 be sold. suffered fat fiufe from
the fact thai their property was sold privately
and without The hfu,viatlgs If those desifuns
pf buying, thei, they would have done by
paying Il small amount fur printing. with
tie benefit Of al ample publication Of The saIel
The opinion Of g pefset in this fieigllbethood.
Wlisse properly, appraised at @2fs Nas sold
ivt 500 will eu lar to prove that the legisla-
tute have made q very grave error IN tins re-
s%t.rt, If sue debts, lie but tight | should
pay them end If my pthl,efiy Is to be sold fr
those debts. 1t is eanallf right il should he sold
to the best advantage f5f me. and t.Ht stested
ffutn he under tlip seilsi letter Of The law
NJ A rrnr 4. NJ is whrtn we seni n bill fof
subscription The other day writes lie back q
Long letter. fiilHi with aplotuns complaints If
The hard lih,es and bitter ttitses against oil
haihs. He arcuses them 81 having no mo-
neYLdAts them 81 That aetntiut-attl con
tlndes ly acknowledging himself 10 b. pre-
nishly IN their condition There will he ito
need JF telling his fellow IL " file 10 tEe left'
On tie Day pf tutgnent lie has passed sell
ienra Oh himself. anil, Will naturally take that
direction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
for holding the elections.

CuNshEss-The details 81 the proceedings
in Washington afe just about as embarrassing
as a sleepy man could wish, The smallest
kind Of a business is being done In both Hetis.
90 even the talk Ia all astnall tslh," the
mefnbess having feund II convenient at last,
to pfspnftieh their saylngs to their do.
inps. The. Oregon bill, a bill I'd clear the
Mississippi and Ohio of snags. are the prihei-
nal objects Of attet tier Ell present, Many
still maintain the opinion that The repeal of The
bs tkfupt Law viii not pass the Hena'e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

GeFARfnEHsHtP-An advertisement IN OH,
paper to-day, ~ihiottns The public that a CO.
partnership has been entered into by Massfs
w D Phillips and Eugene Lsnona-t'No.
young gentlemen ol The must estin,able quail
tiles, and ii whose success every citizen d
Baton Rouge and its e~nVifons will take q sin-
tste interest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

TuffrrOn MohdaYsnight last, the shop
Of Mr. T'ilano of this place waa broken open,
and 4 large amount Of tin ware atolen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

sfgavb % AeoeNs@.Capt. Fulton. with
some EisiF or severity men, made q haHfr en-
rufsion Last weal down ~totiler side" tho
River aH far as Dataldson, The trip We
learn wae equally agreeable TO the visitera
and vieited. These OCCASIONAL rorties hafe
a happy influence on The cntninnnities through
which theae excellent troop pafs, and tend 10
preserve that high state of military discipline
won by them In tho arduous campaigns Of
Florida.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

IT. The rirayune ruHss . nice little bill Of
fun al nt stlllnan Hearing Of the hard lot
Of certain ~labotefs IN spaifi, who wete con
lenhed to forh on the roads, the Dr.. forwarded
q cargo pE safsopafilla 10 take theft plates !
The consequence is, The Spanish government
now employs ne other aeafss to isorh their
Fnads BIT Hlillnian's safsapafilla