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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
p1 virtue of II Deed of TrlIst from p Murra-
S55 II EW ARID

NLOPED Cottage Sunday 18Th inst) without the
~ least previous Of Dissatisfaction
paint Two Slaves TOM Ton TRr HIMSELF about
- 30 years Of extremely likely tolcraby black
feet inches high walks rather a with peculiar swing
the body little has good head ~ though
.ong, and small bald place u long tie
len side Of his head. which h. carefully combs
lair, and conceas II, AMI generally a piece OF
comb stuck here-lower teeth good, UP.
per ones two upper teeth hack of his eyeooh the right and
immediately opposite the e side lie always
whom spoken and has intelligent and
nance He weighed himself on the al August and weighed 1872
lbs lie had maddrr Scotch snuff coored close body
spun trimmed with blacks grey body
black buttons dark brown itook coat with velvet collar &c
white hat with black band and black fur hat &c generally
watch with brass chain Toms remarkable height
The e time good form and connenlnee render him quite con
picuous, among strangers wall give Finy Dollars
Reward for his apprehension and securing Jail public
private 80 mat get hm again without any additional expense TO
Purchasers warned a. be- he may been
persuaded to suffer himself to be kidnapped to be esold
gone. Noun a. he servant OF some WINE man Masters
Of Ve'se Steam Boats and conductors Of Rail Roads
please be their guard Persons living line Of
the Northern Rail Road might find their on
the alert as three negroes IN gang an November last safely
perfect strangers lying in the wood.
most of the day and following At night the tack o the Railroad
fvo 81 miles beyond
The other Slave
MURRAY or GEORGE MURRAY
40 elderly negro about 50 yearsof low
No. tho 3lt August walks badly rrading very much has
but when dressed in clcany quite respectable ap
praunee, away pair Of had on
Both viii of change may have Free
Paper. or forged passes Whether they viii together or
The above two opponents particularly last, were to myself
hnd H ncgbpfs unexpected and NJ remarkable
character that hope MI saveoe, North and will pay
sne attention o. the advertisement order 10 detect
sblr who ate uir insugatDD. A. -. SHELTON.
Richmond Oct. TO- 1888 AZ
D baltimore Sun viii please copy every dag for weeks
and s'pi bllto his once for collection. oc n
~ OTICE.-If WILLIAM HARROD. who
J. has boon absent this city four or five years
living he VIII city days from This time
write ~ thn subscriber Sarah Harod that they an find
"n' hs p1es NJ Residence. NJ ~ II GRO. CRENsHAw
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Nh. OUTLET forming new evening classes Tor Gen.
lVl uemsn Tonnssj le.sons payable on
entering the class The young Ladies' orraued and meets
a. O'Clock r. w. a. a., the muse above Mr.. J. Gray's
D-n
BACON.
10000 LBS: cheap SIDES Western
GEO. w. CRETTER.
90 Dido doofs below the Bell
SOMETHING REALLY GOOD.
FEW bbs N give satisfac-
~ ton Tor sale low Can for bargAns IN Groceries
GEO. w. GRETrER,
oe9-d doors below the BEL
4 AMP OILS Casks Lamp Oil, Blcached
- Winter straiped WARRANTED pure Sperm for sale by
oe2 ALIEN DUvAL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
PETERSBURG MARKETS,
MONDAY MORNING, Oct. 9, lsi3.
fR,poyf,d for the Intelligsneerl

Exported for the Ia,siiigsnesr.l
ToBAcco-Thcie is no change since our last The d.
versity Of quality great that il is difficult to give
tauons-prices ranging from Sl50 ESQ for Lugs and
Leaf.
CorToS.-A sale of new the first received this season,
at Cts; Old a To 3. Very little arriving.
wmAr-Red as To 81; White IS to ~.
FLouR.-No large sales. Small lots at Sii.
BAcoS.-virgina Western sides ST to 81 cents;
Shoulders. to - cts.
CoRN-521 cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

REVOLUTION rs IrALY.-Our readers will have noticed
IN the foreign news If attempt to revoluoDls
Italy. correspondent informs that this s but the com
Of extended revolt throughou, the doions
Of the Pope for the overthrow Of his government which bs
been planned b. societies in italy, acting in concer with
numerous we'll organized societies ia this counuy.-N \.
Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

Wcearn from the Enquirer that the Harmonious Fami.
y" will have meeting this week We wonder whether
the partizans of Mr. Calhoun and the Petersburg Repub
be invited OF not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

1.-THE Charleston Mercury. Mr. Calhoun. able.i cham
pon and defender says. "Thsye - seue,iy Southern
STATE Uh,eh M Csy o9Vh not earry ozaasf Mr. Van Bu
rem" Mork this every person. The Mercury is right
Nafrhss Couy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
".IIrSTICE

lndisposton prevents us, to-day, from taking any
notice of our correspondent, Justice We will
review his article Tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

MsfieaH Cure for Yeii0w FersT.-We copied yester.
day from the Mobile Advertiser paragraph stating that
' Mexico common glass lumber wothds full of olive
p, With ne Juice Of iUO lemons we'll stirred in the oil
vac used a. cure for yellow fever aud that IL was Utmost
invariably effective. gentleman who has resided nine
J''f w h'Ec0 called on ~ yesterday say that there
"a- fisM error 10 the prescription published in the
HHV'fsff lie says lumber thirds foil Of olive OIL
"eI mixed With the juice Of two lemons and n teaspoon
' ~ hns nbie sai BE- the common remedy that coun.
Y' mar hs has seen u uscd u hundreds Of cnses many
MON ne mps de- yests he saw and that he never
snf~ % foil o. produce IN a solitary instance IL
'"'Nm" causes he patent q sp.ni in such cases II
'nt. ri be rpeaiad until he stomach will retain IT,
10 remedy b. certainly simple one, and We should
him W.nh ul4..-V H. T,1pie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

An npothecary died Chatelubrand in France in III
aged lO7, who having been married. had had sixteen
children by each Of his lie was IN his 1884 wear
when his second wife delivered Of healthy male twins
who themselves lived u he about nneyfgo YEAR, of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

Noyll TnLu.-The Montreal Hcfsd n hc lsd u.t
says" Yesterday, fiunIsy morning, during Divine fcrgrr
sisaDgboaf stoisn III e styoss where 10 hsf under
gone repair. Mr. Lsbo, chip carpenter, oWus % zip m
the canal banh, near he L1ebino TIL Gate pac, call
cd c Red Store, and the steamboat ajosS alluded ~ afsf
undergoing repairs upon IT, ~ hsye been delivered
when The amount n repairs paid down Yesterday
however during biz sbsence church. party n men went
~ bis clip, 8nd proceeded boo regular mechanical manner
premovo sancheDn', blocks Ac and sief having safely
launched the steamer into her native clement nDafed har
down - the Canal Lock. where she lies, manned and
fendy Or commission. This boat tho properly 81 Of
tho forwarding establishments u this city,"
Br&rTWUL EKgEENEvr WIN 2 PLAvr-'The BROOKLYN
News gives the following interesting BIT of niOrmat0n:-
"Cuta small branch VI OIeandcr from thrifty plant place
u n vial partly filled with fain water 10 ihat the lower
end Of tie branch may be immersed about haf an inch m
the water. Place this IN The open foOm and In n
bout fifteen twenty days small will shoot out from
the end Of The branch, presenting beautiful appearonce
After these roots have extended 10 rco inches tho branch
may be set out IN moist osrh and " frequently waered IL
will grow rapidly and form large thrifty stock La.
dies who fond Of flowers may easily propagate Clean.
ders in this manner, and IN few months multiply these
beautiful plants TO on indefinite extent"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

PRo0EEss Of PusEYru-Tho Allegheny Banner .nys il
saw beautiful young lady Of the Episcopal Church. walk
ing fong Federal street, wiha BisHor on her back and
CARoiNAL on her shoulders,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

~ The FRASKLIN TEMPERANCE SocIrry, will hold their
regular Semiannual meeting for the election of Officers
&C., on Thursday night Oct l2ih u o'clock, in their
room at the head OF the Basin After the business of the
Society is several addresses will be delivered The
public are invited 20 attend ll-2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

hMphihI~-hn affair ofs ipfercstto tobacco man.
,iff .saai 81 G,fasd by Fsns correspondent II
me- Ln1DI Ip.n JDlfnaI I sasy ~ zee how the tobac
D." ra1f mint be- nDti 'fensiyeiy Effected should the oS
H"pf NJ nr issIfDfs yDDng wife 10 Tins case b. emu
"F1 W eng nDnr1 .f1bs number II 'f similarly CIR.
'int"h''H. Happf4n mats nsrnsgs lately took place
"iH mYfh naZ1h'rffe, bsfnsfn distinguished Young
rpan.H bfh'fa ahd no. 1s9gt ri one ri The oldest hous
'fm Ffsn'f n uDhf sf'sf me- nuppaI bsncdicton WIS
given, ascyf1 is 1y,h ne asaaRe ~ fhe young cou
p.r, md hfI ssirm"1. iHfffdiba 90 b. may seem,
no diyDf'' - ssJ ~ iays bssl ssuscd BY sm0kr and
90 put NJ ,Zsf bee asy'ffd Tho apparently happy
couple. The b'h'fs., Ika oil he Spanish gentlemen was
loud u bis cgsf, HhJ Dk pains conceal his pro-
Dchaiiy, before nau8ae, from hs destined bride II y
Hnid dot hf embroidered cignf Tor him, ond even
that shc Pre.entcd him with delicious cigars ~
mnfk Of her ELECTION cgar presented by fair hand
y said 10 be the cnie. compliment that can be paid 10 ON
Andausinn cavalier, mud The General delighted with
tie idea that his avoritc propensity should be tus approved
by his intended. ln This hc deceived Tor no sooner
was Tie marriage ian the lady complained the hor
ud cigar and The h0rrid smoke. The amazed General
pulled IN silence and she beook herself 20 her fathers
mansion, and left him to smoke bic ogars aOne With
such specimen, the General mny thank his stars for ha
wing, with single pun, got nd Of many storms which
would have doubtless burst his hcad-Baif american
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

LooRlNG PLANK.-3OOOO Feet superior FLOORING PI,nk -.
'"' V" consignment ana Tor sale by T. s. KILBY,
~ ~ he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

pDr The Marshall Total Abstinence Society will meet This
Evening, at the Fourth Baptist Church
HAKr will probably attend, and address Society
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

pr NOTICE.-The DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OF ia.
City Of Richmond, opposed Henry Clay
Wing party, requested the City
Hail. the City OF Richmond, FRIDAY EVENING
9Th O'Clock. NJ purpose deciding ON the
proPney Of forming Democratic Association general
organization OF the Democratic party this city
II MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

NWlskEH-IO hhds. of Baltimore whiskey per stsambo.
w CoInmbns-lor sale by 10 JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

SSALr-l00O sacks woRrIusGroS' brand-nne
~ 300 do Ground Alum-IandinR for sale bv
AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

w IN rlkr no" London is daily consulted on all d.,s..
OF the skim those OF nature whether recent h,,
cal or constitutional and other OF an
tive and 'phhe character o radical cure Of which an,
continues In engage his utmost ee also
ON fIrt Page Ohcc hour. A. NJ tin q p AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

~ BAGS beautiful T.nRuiTn Coffee, rcceivingaDd
NhO for ale w sl5 JOllN N. GORDON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

4 AMP OILS Casks Lamp Oil, Bcached
- Winter Strained, warranted pure Sperm, for .ae by
oc2 ALEX DUVAL 4 co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
EEW CHEAP sIOnE

d The srbsefibsf has saain e]omnsnesd tHei
hess ri he brick store on Ghpreh'st neat daef
10 Mf John Hngnrt's. Thankful let TIN pa
sfonhEe received p]fhvihus TO his N misfortune.
ha now ~splinifa q continued shBtsj having I,pfa
elfasff 4 frg5h 5tbek bf goods fBf tbsh, ts IL
H5abfed III Cell tlisui NJ a lbv tfics IN ths
same terms his stock { consist Of ttts following
~attisisti vist
Uy E5bds-ItaHyy arbisnehaa 4 "A aBi
81, shirtjnss. Loweils, blsAehed shititings, 1
ana A twilled do, red and white flannel. York
dehins. ee'tohaaas, apron checks, domestic
elrgiiaths, Scotch 10, feelings, green n d black
bonbazAtth, English mtfinGs, black temba<
zihn, blue hfohttfbth. t~asFfmsts. black orapei
black silk, fancy saliro4; HHF 40, mourning
10, printed I]aeehef. ~faHsljus. btewn holland.
Irish l%innnrs. thhsfaito tttttift. eoIored cam
bfies, paper muslin, torted shirts, white sHtn4
bfit, ~iaoonet masllh, piAin, fsufSf tha plaid
swiss mYsiihs. fancy handfetfhisF, fancy
nfaVais, b'aek stiF etassts. linen table oIoti,s.
tat!a eo4nrs, silk pocket hapdIattbisfa, taps.
cord thread, needles. sewing silE, Ae, hs, ~
H9siey Il ehths~~Ladies' blue and whit#
cotton steohings, mems soeks, Indies cotton
and silk gloves, rhen's 10. riftine do.
Hnduatt@rhivt n fofks, carving kbiras.
fine pocket khfyts, butcher knives, fAzors,
hatse pttftg3Hs gtfssots, shears, Collins ages,
batpthtets' ads. Planes u NIL kinds. sugers!
thifefs, dta#ifg Knives. flies, fasps, tinblsts5
badiotEs, ffehth and yagiish door lttks, steel
md iron sfnHtfs, butt #Hd sharp hinges.
sefs@f, ia Kettles. stew psns, hoes, spades.
and ~sbovsls, ttats ohaiiff, wrought and Gat
nails, &c. 60
Bgpfs Aots md dats~-MAa's fine calf boo,s.
soasd and begged Boots, mems Kip ~trogans.
calf btbgans pegeed and se#sd. ladies' calf
bfosans, eaif shoes. ladies' hid slips. boys bfs.
kans, ehildrnu's shoes Of all sizes, mems slip
psrs. men's bread btim Russia hats. beaver
Guf silk Hn. boys' hats. wool do.
soddoy@Mah's fine Spanish and English
saddles, Indies fsHdlhs, boys 10, misses do,
Bride filings. tiffs. n,1rtihgHiss, sHfsinslss.
girtlfs, tiiGd bfidlfs, h%afthts, Horse collars,
plantation Whips.
C,eehrg wats-Whift granite soup. dinner
aud bfeakfast plates, dishes covered DO, blue
liverpool soup, dinner and breakfast plates.
cups and saucers, ten pots. sugar bowls, piiolt'
afs. bowls, ~oas'ors, tumbirrs, nc, ae, DC.
Also an assortment Of iron ware, tin wafsy
| and medicines.
The Rbove artietts were selected personally
by the Subscriber. Il. private sale, and can be
Recommended " be Of the best quality.
feb IN p CHAs. A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
E1'AT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse dEst Baton Ronge~-Loar DIV
Jirmsismc District.
John Bird

John H. plask IT n swiBrsy ''"
tro,stdhfo possesecur.
In vgrtu dun ordrs is frfi faoias lance
dams Ia process ci4dsssus, par Honorable cour.
sus msnttbniite, ct adresst All si,srif de Ia pa
ro3s+s d FEET Eaton Rouge, il sera expose sn
tente ptthIi1usi
siarbt. 8 iiin prochaip, 1s4s,
i n n,aison ds ftur, dams Ia VILE do u ton
Tonga, ct,fHhA.eatt 4 II heftas du mstin, Ia
prophetic ~tisapfes dterit~, aatoir
I'm certain meresa4 de terrs si'ub sur
Wards Greek, dams Gstto pa nissc, 4 environ
cinq miles ost DC ID vile de Ra'oD Rouge.
contepant qaatrs cont singt arpena superb
etrIz, plus Oh moins borne 4 l'sat phf ieftcs dc
John II Black, an n6rd par uue reclamation,
do Nurdeck, 81 al sud OF B l'ouost PER II. d.
Dawson, aysG tontss lss batisssS Of smeliora.
tions qui Wy trouVsnt. sr
Saie' pour sailslalts 10 lugefnon', intSr6t OF
irHis dana 10 process Gtdsssus.
Conditions de Ia sonts~-12 fnois do crtdty
t. e. NORRIS.
ella mai ID Dep. Shtrik
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
may 20
THE LIFE AND SPEECHES or THE
O HENRY CLAY.

THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THE
HON. HENRY CLAY.
The subscriber ~solieits The aprTehation and
pa feaage Of Nr. Clay's friends in Baton
Rouge and the hetghhofilaod to this under,ak.
ing. The work Wi, be published 10 the course
81 May OF 5n.e by Robert =. Btsfy 4 Co, No.
y Fofk re,e. Nete YORK;. IN two large octave
selunes Of more than 1900 pages. The EN-.
bellishnehts, splendidly executed on steel by
D,en. consist Of a full length likeness Of Mr..
Clay. n view oftte hnmble dwelling where he
was born in Hanover CO.. Va. another Of
" Ashland" his beautiful seat near Lexington,
n.y., and the monument erected on the Gum
berland Road near Wheeling, Va. Thia edi-
ton IL recommended by Inc general eem mittaa
Of Democratic Wing Young Men "tn The favor
Of their whis brethren throughout the Union"
II has also been commended to The wings Of
the south and West by Senators,
Mangum. Of NJ Carolina,
nerrten, Of Georgia.
Cfittcnden, of kenteky,
Mprehead. Of do,
barrow, Of Louisiana, and
Henderson Of Miss,
II is the full intention Of the publishers 10
cuntine their issues to subscribers only,
Mr.. George A, Pike, In authorised TO obtain
subscribers IN Baton Rouge aud neighbour
hood. DANL, MALLORY.
20 may. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
PROBATE aALE.

nv virtue Of AZ, order from The hon, Judge
Of The esurt Of proba,ee, il and for the parish
Of East natsn Rouge. will BIZ cold by The u,4
dersianed Parish Judge. IN
TUESDAY, The 2bth Of June i5i3
al II o'clock n. at The tnuf house, In the
town Of Baton Rouge, q piata If ground taff.
tanning four afran's, IN The corporation nj
Baton Rouge, III Spanish Town. bounded East
by lands ot Oracle and Nast ny lands Of The
heirs of ReEillu, belonging Ia i3H suttessiaf,
hf the late Andrea Pho. deceased.
Terms Of saia Que half easli aud tho
other half payable il one aud two years, in
notes we'll endorsed payable in bark and
mortgage retained Until fnal payment
Htay % 10 Gil TEsslEit. p, !.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
COuR les
PGroisse Quest Baton ROUGE.

Attendu cue Jeanne Prosper, veusc de feu
Joseph Martini, prssente une petition 4 Ia
caur susdlte, a l'eiiet d'atre nominee Adni-
nistratrice de la succession de son dit mari /;
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia psut concerner, d'avoir d deduire sous
dix jours les ratsons pour lesquelles. il ne Sc
raft pas fat droit a la die petition.
20 mai Is L. FAVROr, r. J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
- -
J. hi. EI.AM.
srrss-Hx Ass ssgrsr.sss 4. s.v

arras-sx Asp ss1rst..ss ~ s.v
Residences N HssoH tgsugs.
WIZ hereafter restrict Ills practice 4, lie
asvSfsl courts pf the parishes OF E,Ht rrL
West Baton Rouge, the disifia, ssut, If H..
parish Of Ceneerdis and IN the fssptvms
Court nj New Orleans and Alexandria.
A, The following taffns.
| LtE.l r3t ~ sltsb ~ istt ~ rf@7 +as
litigation. gratis.
y. No charge tnsds Tor nd Tios, Or snfgibss
rendered 10 the INDECENT apd oppressed.
, AZ frs7 mt exceeding Fry j III Lars ~ h.
paid IN ad sate, over my doilafs tia bail IN
advance, the balance on ths f5h ttfith " tts
Judgment, unless a'hsrwiss agsrad ttni
4. IN The Supreme C1nf'J HiitH ssnr 81 ~
sprsitah,. 10 adiififHai 8tstek will hs made.
~ counsel fet Hrralins Tho olia u ~iIl he fp'
gniHted by aFtsehsnL
3 II no cass 10 he s~"outity fr r0t'. ~ al
vaues fst documents, nrfiia Wy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
tsttp aAt.ii.

The Providence Coffee house, al the steam
bot landing. II said establishment is not
cold before OF by the t5Lh June next. y will
be sold ne Il ptands at public auction. whole-
sale or retail. TO The highest bidder, There
is attached To the Coffee House, a s,ore.reoii
and pistol alley.
Apply to The undersigned,
may 30 10 l. EhRiLlER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20


Third District Couri--parlsh Of East Ba.
ton Rouge.
City Bank Of N. OrleanF,
w. NO 5IU5
Norris Foster and wife.
fiY virtue OF n writ an order nt seizure and
snle, issued IN The above entitled suit and di.
rected to The Sheriff Of East Baton Rouge
| have serzod aud viii cxpose 10 public sale,
Oh
SATURDAY, the Sd June, 1919,
At the court house ~ the Town Of Baton Rouge,
conmancing al ! | O'Clock A NJ, all the right,
tlllc, interest and claim OF the defendants ~
or 10 The following described properly to vii !:
A tract Of land situated on waters OF big
Sandy Creek in tho parish Of East Baton
Rouge, containing about five hundred and
twenty acres, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. bounded North by
lands of Mrs Lewis. South by the hairs Of L.
Young, and East and West by vacant landf,
also another tract situated on Little Sandy
Greek in said parisf, containing five hundred
and forty acres more or less, bounded South
by lands of John Forbes, East by those of Car
penrer, and North and West by public lands,
will, all the buildings and improvements there
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of The Board Of
Administrators 81 Public athaola FOR this pas
rtslt 81 lits office Of The liAflsh Judge Ia East
Baton Rouge 90 Saturday the 2Tlh ins'. Al II
o'clock A nj. The different teachers Though
cut The parish viii please ID baud IN Their ae-
to'ln's duly authenticated tof teaching iiii.
rent t~hiflEan for The past year yeliineftinR
Oh the let If April, 1919 4nd sitdittH ai The
fret Of April l5lJ, 10 tie nadersignad o. to
James Cooper Il, q, ~ or paf,ff ttft day.
CHARLES iE98lER.
may Ii ID President,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
IPAVE.

II q etc arrate par George Lilly, II miles
au-dessus de cette VILE, sur lie ehemln des
Z a,nes, un Chevai bal aye de 7 aus, grande
queue, II u des ters aux pieds dc devant, oil
e,ampe L b sur I'epaule. lie meme chsval
appartenait il y a quelquo temps a Franklin
Brooks. Lie proprletaire est requIs do 10 reti-
rer en- sc con ormapt a Ia loi.
10 mai Is j. HUESrON, raupeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20

3, = or three hsnJfals Of walnut
-~ysbon which pour Two or thfeh 1tafts
hid water Iot Il ihIuse one night and
sdr tho whole next morning into n ten.
Kettle and lei II boil q qiHfief Of an bout!
when cold il will be I'll for use; no more IL
required than 10 moistan q spnngn and be-
fore The hnras goes eut Of The stable let
thoPe fHtts which hfu n.at irritable be-
sfht AIRED oyet with liquor. nnmaly, between
and upon The ears, the mech, the Hank DE.
Not only the lady or gsptlemn" who ,ides
oui for pleasure viii defiye benefit hoti
tho walnut teayes thus prepared. but The
~eoaebmnn, The waEohafs and all others
who uae horses during the hot months
&snfh Western Farmer.
The Aaefic Il Press. -OIe af The Lon.
don papers naseFis that nothing can be
q degraded Than the press oflndia--ss.
eept the press in the United Stptesl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
STATE TAX.

A CARD.
Boarding School in Baton Rouge.
CospucrEp EY MRs. A. 6. BANKER
Mrs. B. informs her friends and the public
generally that her school is still open for the
reception Of young ladies' she occupies the
delightfully."- situated mansion Of Thomas O..
Morgan.
Terms of tbs school made known upon in
quiry.
Referenees-Philip Hickey, Esq, Hope
Estate, near Baton Ronge; John I. Grifit',
Esq, LaGrange, near Natchez, Miss: William
A. Lake. Esq, Vicksburg, Miss: Simon w.
Walsh, Esq, New IBERIA, Attakapas: Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Collector Of the Port Of New
Orleans, march IL 5