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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
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d The undersigned would respectfully ,ende
r Lis thanks 10 the public, for the very linerg
patronage heretofore extended 10 him, nm
begs leave to inform his friends and the put
: lie ~ general, that he has just received
: splendid assortment Of fall goods, which con
sist IN part Of the following, Wis
point French blankets; green, led, yellow
ana white aanneis; s%atttnets and pilot cloth
Kentucky Jeansi Canton ~iannelsg English and
French merinos; mousseline de laine, plain
and figured; silk and worsted serge, do and
cotton velvet, coat bindings; large and small
silk buttons; caslmires and broad.cIoths, die.
ieFent e%olors, bombazincs and bombazettes;
French and American cottonades; plain ilnsey
Tor negroes, plaid do for house servants, apron
ana furniture checks bed and mattress lick.
lngs; Irish linen, brown holland and linen:
SWISS and cambria muSitns; ~iaconets and
cambria; silk and l.. g. handkerchiefs mn.
dras do, colored linen pocket do; French cali.
Goes; English and American prints, yellow
and red furniture do, figured furniture do: !.
-, Cd ga and l2-4 bleached and domestics;
coloted table covers; black and coloredsilks:
Russian diaper and crash.
HostEAY.-Ladies white and black merfno
hose. do do cotton, do do plain; misses and
chlldfens hoses infants wooden socks; wosted |
and cotton half hose; merino and flannel I'm.
y Wv w dEdWGT5b HfG IanGV SbHWtg.j
blanket do, mousscline dc laine do; black and
colored silk cravats; ladies' fashionable silk
and straw bonnets latest Partisan STYLE: zen.
ilemens' black silk hats latest French style,
do Cashmere do, do broad trimmed, gentle.
mems, cloth caps, boys do; ge~ntlemens' cloth.
ing ofevery description, also L. b.; shirts, fine
and com mon; suspenders; kid and silk ]gloyes;
aud cotton s%uspenders; side combs tor.
loise she'll, tuckiDg combs do, toilet combs do,
hair brushes; pocket knives; tooth brushes:
pen knives; needles; thread, canvas; cruel and
! very fine assortment of perfumery.
~sHoEs.-Ladies' ~brogans, do walking shoes.
10 II. r.. ties, do fine kid, do spring heels vely.
10 fur Innings, do p~runella shoes, do common
hoes and slips; misses' bregans and shoes.
hlldren do do; mems fine calf sewod boots.
% half fine calf sewed boots, do calf peped
'oots, do coarse peg boots, do mud boots. do
alf sowed shoes, do kid peged shoes, do seal c
%, do half boots, do slippers, Russell bro. !
ans, &c. &c, a
And also q great number of articles too 10. c
lous to mention. All Of which he ID deter. !
llned to sell as cheap ar any other store in y
bis city, for cash only. He has now, n bro. u
ler.in-law residing in New Orleans. who c
Ill send him goods by every boat through a
40 season. lie IL therefore enabled TO 70. p"
his stock every week, and can always =
apply his customers with almost any thing in u
B line, II. SANGER cl
oct % Ds Lafayetle sltEat, In
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

hftt rate article Of butter and -,
fThcst ct all The prod ucia Of III
oonFS' Among other things, We spt
whHt quantity OF theFc delicious aftie
arm produced annually, aud ttow mi
usually lhid cut for labor, DC. Fr0iH tf
H"eF 10 thesu Questions, we learned n
poFtaht factFe viz that birs Ford had psfFs
'"fnlsa almost tie entirg labor of tile daIFf
WIN hor 0wn haias, and tbat Mr. n. had q
regular account at homo Uf the quantity made
@aeh year The price i1r which they were sold,
&c. AT our solicitation he ~prUtniscd III send
ur q correct statement Of his books. Pr8tnnt
to The fnlhllmunt Of bis engagement, we re-
rei'ed from him, q few days singer a hsit,sp
statement, from which We copy as follow ST.
"los, sU7 poahds ri butter and cheese, Ok.
elusive of what was used IN The family, Ind
soIne cold % families, Of which no account
'yasgiFen, made by onc woman { Mrs. Fo,d j
during a term Of sixteen years last past-sx.
cept a very email portion made Gy oihera
during short intervals while sho Was abskhs
Or out Ut health, The amount Of ipnney gos
which theFe articles v ere sold was gBfY4b61,
Tbs ~ an average of6. 50O1 pounds Of bit.
Tor aHd cheese per year, selliDgH for SJ2i sbl
and al made by The hands Of one WonIsn.''
SJclia vi o IN a treasure 10 hor husband
"N"t "ouid some Of our nindern- fina ladies'
gay to this! What woald the fashonabls
Miss think, if told m hgr bridal eve that bbH
would 10 70 inired, during tho next sixtssn
years to Manufacture 1000 pounds Of butter
ana cheese overy umtBo / IF told that; iit4
stead Of spending all her hdsbahd's money
Tor sjtks and laess and trumpefg; IL enable
her TO make great hustle III The ball room,
at fashionable Watering plarbe; SHE would bs
BY her own industry; 10 odd $500
! year 70 the wealth Of tho family. how would
,.er drIirate hands DO raised III horror a. tlo
bought
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
R~EGULARPACKEr.

For Baton Rouge aud DnvalFs Landing
~Sss.gsgG% The teamer HELEN
A~=---itA Capt. J. II. IRE, havirg IA.
.E Ken the place of the Col.
orado, willply regularly between New Orleans
and the above Ports, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, re-
t~urning-will leave Baton Rouge every satnr.
day morning, at 9 o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers at any of the Intermediate
Landings, Al as low rates as any other Packet
in the Trade.
The HELEN is owned by Capt +. NJ. streck
and will continue in the above Trade Sumner
and winter.
For Freight or Passage. annln- on hoard or
PIKE and BABrN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
Dec sth, 1s44.
N0TICE-

The undersigned tenders his thanks for
passed patronage and would respectfully in.
torm the public that he will make liberal adj.
vances on cotton sent 10 Mr.. M. Sloan, com.
mission merchant, New Orleans, and will
keep on hand a general assortment of Groce-
ries and Provisions.
J. w. MUSSELMAN,
Agent for G. D. WHITE.
move mber A 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

, oieH Tor the sGnseiess frivotiii0s Of The fashion
ahle world, they will cGaac 10 be rtVarded 4
tho legitimate representatives Of their prand
mothers Of the Revolution, who we're them
serves the true Representative Of thr pene
n.PeF ana Ahdr0naches--iIe Lucretias m,
CnfneliaT 81 the olden time.
Let 'be suggest tp our fair country Nernp,
the pf"prteiy Of possesstng ihefuseivta Of III,
beautiful work on the subject Of noodle. worl
W az iE brahcles, from the ren Of Mrs Lam
peri; ana while they are becorning farpiliarwi,l
me principles aud ruies VI their beautiful art
they VIII find themselves III intimate rotnpsn
lorthip Win the good and distinguished a
tEeir sex 10 every age, frUth the biyt-born Vi.
guys OF Alhctis, 10 hose delicate hands Vzn
entrusted the honorable task II btnbfbiderirg
INC FfpiuM for the statue Of Mineryn. doy,,
day. "V p'e'e''
ana now fellow c]itizcnF, in taking leave of
'ne occasion, permit inc again 10 .efniud Won,
'hat ~ carrying out your lardabIe design, IF
advancing The great l~nteFests Of agriculture
aba the arta, you cannot fnii 10 promote The
moral and intellectual character Of Tho grea,
STARE TO whose welfare our tinted and until.
ing o&elttons should ever be dedicated. Lei
w Fet'emher, that 10 our Tatchful care has
peeh entrusted, not only The devolapement ri
heF physical rCgoufcep, bot also tho pre.erya.
tlon o. her hitherto unsnlIicd honor. To guard
ana maintain her honor ut all times and under
Az circumstances, be il now and everpore oar
chtei and all-abeotbipg care. She has, indeed.
oesh The FIrtim NJ misfortunes and The limo,
,ent cause of wrong 10 those who have conf.
~ her pltghted faith. But she is net pro.
3ared-~Bhe can never be prepared 10 sink nm.
Ter Inc burden Of her afliciiona. She is moi
~ her eupineneeA or ind ,Taren cn
% permit That which was only the reepj, mi
ieT mIeioriunes 10 asFumB the aspect of vtl
injustice and base diehBnur. Let Ler rrno.
dann'.le 9 and nH-hanpi4B ths,,Itt
'op DC now forrnc1 !, to stand BY Ter piigbted
a.th' hrfn and Intnorea Bile no the ttetIs..
Inng hIlla. Let II never bc said that the star
'meh cutters TO her honorrd maine in III.
american Constellation has faded like tho
Lar o. Merope IN the Constellation Of tho
leladeF, to be seen M more in our mgtnl Gr.
lament. Whatever NAV be- her Gtfo-.vbat
yer calamities may befal her in conpcoucnce
the mysterious DEGREES Of an oyerruling
r6Ytdence, save her, fellow cit.zens. from ,bc
n--fhe objectionable sin Oh ~rrrrpfArox !
.iiherto she has escaped from IT, ca a ,i,,. {
ng ll.tluance, even on her ver9 bord, = and
oa'9 tne 'oul mend be found lurking III her !,
cred bowere, touch it as viii, the smear nf
~hnrlel--siartIc it FROM lie inIidioos renose q
= S@ase 4 70 STAND forth IN itsiown horrible .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

A Miss Dix, Of Boston, il cmulatink the
example of Mr.. Fry, 30 famous for hsr
benevolent interest in the wsIfsys III thnss
shhn Iha-.-~rfd regards 40 Outcnsts. We
learn from the EVENING Post that Miss
Dix lately passtd through Utica, on lief
return home, after having visited aIl Ghs
poor-houses and many or the iails in this
State, With a view Of asCeftaininQ by nsr.
sonaI examination the conditions Of Tbs
INSANE In our jails and poor. houeos. . She
has visited every county in the State; has
travelled over three thousand miles bv
night and by day, alons and ub6ltshdOd.
detFayIng her eAbencgs entirely from her
" property, accumulated while nm In.
at Bostot. Last year sho made
tour through Massachusetts,, and
presented to the Legislature Of that ssaig
a memorial In ~felation to the condition III
the insnne confined "in cages, ~eiossts.
a~talls, pensi chnined, naked, haat.
with rods. and iashsd into obedieacs.'
The Utica democrat says that hgt viz.
ts to the poor and aims. house III this
state have presented eases Of d Kfeat suf.
ering and confortlessness as she found
n Massachusetts,, and that she Intends 10
ay before the public, OF the Legislature.
statement Of the facts which hays come
Inder her observation during her Jour-
ajbdHg AdUcrttsef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned haSe;this day entered into
e0.partnership under Che firm nf Philips a
Lganone. They will keFp a general assortment
Of staple and fancy goods. and hope by strict
ft%sttention to business toI f,erit a share Of pub
lJc patronage.
Baton Rouge, LIST T9h'is43.
Will. SIAM D PHILLIPS.
feb 4 81 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

DrHHAa CATTLE The abort. horned eoe,s
prove admirable mixers In uians instances
giving more for elk weeks thai their calves
viii suck, and several of them bavo brought
6p two or three calves suceessl. ell; and dnns
! well too. 1t 10 a great and fatal ,nistskn
hat many Of Ou1 blood cattle. breeders make.
Of drying up their choice cows som aneF caigs
wing, and putting their calves on ,,ter moth.
ers. In thus sacrificing the milking propsr.
ties Of their stock, a. they evidently must by
such a course, for the sake Of keeping then,
IN high feeb. how do they expect the bubfIe
are ever TO be convinced 5f tbsf valuable
milking qualities, which they really,ao OTIS.
aess In an eminent degree, but which are ihua
kept from ~developsnaent No; milk tle cows
TO the utmost " their frssli rims Of. slieh
1t inevitably will II good mixers, give thea
good feed, and my word for IL they will shoe
as well as any other cove under tbs prbcsss,
and 10 all %fati9tal eyesJ all The bBttar fof their
capaciots Dddersl aud full dyiFieb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
MACHINERY.

On consignment. ] superior gin stand IA
saws, Gentry's patc1k French Burr corn mills
af the latest Improvements, POSSESSING mnnv
advantages over an AoIhers now In nae.
Stock mills, or crGkhsng machines, expresS.
ly designed for grinding corn In The eaF. into
coarse meal, for stoca.
The above machinery will be sold very lou,
for cash or exchange :for cotton, sugar ~
molaSses. PIKE & HAHN
july 20 IS /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE..

Then.
the publignea y respectfully INFORM
Carpente, ne cohtInaes MS business Of
will undeld rouse joining ana That ne
on the NOS Joos pertaining 70 ms iIne'
nish plans 2haoie Terms ne VIII iur,
cases where~tngs wHheu charge' ID all
No II m Brown, r. McGavock, E.
ma and n \; DR.. G w. Combs, A.
Baton Rouge.a' N the par'sn 0 East
fro in Ration Rlersigned at the post-of-
sov IA Ia Manchac, or iberVille.
r. McKITRFCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE

have this day constituted and do appoint
Mr.. Alfred Gates Of Baton Rouge my general
agent TO sell to any Planter in any part Of the
State Of Louisiana the right of of use 10 nv
patent Cane Coverer and also my patent Cane
Gutter and will ratify all sales made by him
in my name.
JOHN P. BRYAN.
Dec sth, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.
lust

A general assortment of reatkf4 made cloth
ing, hats and caps, besides a gc*ld many La
dies fancy goods, by
p. S. All those indebted to Sanger, are
respectfully invited to come fo&ih and settle
their accounts, otherwise they Wal be handed
10 3 lawyer for collection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
sfI REWARD.

Runaway fromS the subscriber ON Tho ,e,b
Of Jan 1874, ouls grey horse about Gfteo"
hands three inches high with small rod snecl.a
about his head Ind neck, name short ara
stands up about h5s head, and when he lcn he
had short gras.srope around his neck, slim
tai. shoes on thessore feet and perhaps somb
dark hairs about Sls thighs, no other mnrtb
reeollected, any Eggraon delivering said horaa
10 Doct. Perkins, shall receive the above re-.
ward.
Feb 81. b2k
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
10 tie Sugar Planters Of The STATE Of
Louisidaa.

LoaiSidRG.
GESTLEaka-You are respectfully invited
10 read atsdnilyely the following certificate
~relatise 10 a:CANE CovERER, lately invented
by Afr. Up Bryan, and which is Of the utmost
Importance tpiplanters as a labor. saving ma
chine, Tor hts Invention ~djepenses with the
hoe emlr6ly, sad drawn BY two horses will
cover ten aces Q day in the NEST admirable
banner.
We, the ttHderrieneds Invited to examine
ana 10 wituesss The operation Of an indttufhent
uf husbandry. lately invented BY Mr.. John p.
Bryan and attended as a CANE CovERER,
.aAer a full AMI particular examination we do
hesitate Ii pronounce the said Cane Co..
Eger As the fttest to fulfil its present object
ge conB,@er it az very advantageous TO
anters, fy saving a great part Of labor,
answering 10 all We can desire in that
II work. In faith whereof VIC have de-
the sbSYs certificate.
experiI6art of the instrument Has per-
ON Mr.lE I4anye's plantation. Iberville.
lille, Ddcsmber %, 1913.
n ThoEnpson, Achills Sigur,
elphe Sseur, Henry Johnson,
auye, John Andrews,
bugere.F p. Durands
agnon, H. Bringre,
Il. A. Rarehand,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.

strayed or stolen, an iron gray horse, long
name and tail, and darker Color than the bodV
me particular mark. The horse is 4 fine
animal, well made and in good order, he can
ters, and is from Is 10 Is hands high. Whoe.
yer will bring him to this office or to the sub.
will receive a rearonable reward!
sept9 81 A LIE BLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Parish of East
Baton Rouge.

VS.. $500.
James Cooper.
The plaintiff sues for a separation of pf5.
and the proof adduced s~ustains her. Il
IS Therefore ordered, adjGdged and decreed
hat she be separated in property from the de.
endani her husband, that She take the man
Of her own affairs, aud it is further
ordered that she have judgement against her
'aId husband for the sum of Two Thousand
me hundred and twelve dollars and eigbfy
cents with legal interest thereon from the
18th o Dec. lS43, and for the security Of the.
zfymelt of said sum of money. 1t is ordered.
II plaintiff have a mortgage on the real es-
OF defendant from The Both dav oil Nav.
g 3 AMI it is further ordered that plaintiff re-
: r possession of The tract of land donated
= o. the 18th Of Jan. 1888 by her brother
ssqft:. That The community of acquests
naiB heretofore existing between the
Efn b dissolved and all at the costs of de-.
Tn, 1914, Signed.
ISAAC JOHNSON.
= A. Judge ofthe Sd District Court.
d recorcopy of the Original Judgement of
Is " office.
- A. WINTHROP, elk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
EsAnnLERY.

sivedI Mems, Ladies, d Boys Sad
he Bags Brides, Filings, sursin-
Bits, Meaningless, Ssirrups, Spurs
.rriage rhips, Riding whips,
PHILLIPS Il LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

JHE N%1TIoKAL fSarrrUrr- The Hon.
Abbott Lawrencej Of Boston, has presented n
The National Institute a copy of the Ne.
~chanfqae Celeste, by La Place, translated
with a commentary by N. Bowdtch. in
tour large quarto volumes ; Boston , with
a Memoir of the translator.
Geo. A Porter, Consul OF the Upitsd.
States at Constantinople, has sent ON bv
the United States brig 1'ruxton. a. \ pres.
ent 10 the National Enstaus, a box con.
tanning a q portrait OF the now ~releoius
Sovereign of the Ottoman Empire. Sutlsn
Abdul Medjid Khan, said to be the oulv
q ever sent TO the United States and cen.
sIdersd an excellent likeness.
The Hon. A z. Upshnr, secretary Of
State, has received n Vetter from Sicnog
Bartolini, Acting Consul a
Civlta Vecchia, announcing that Re had
TO him, for the Institute, a collection
os rare and valuable Etrnscan vsses. &c.
and requesting him to present shsus IN his
name.-Naional intelligence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NotoE,:

In relation 10 The resR0I of Fs Eurpevor GENE.
raPs Office from hafaanStWe 10 Bston
Rouge, and ofhe LaaORce from Gye,n,.
burg to the same place.
In virtue Of the authog vssted in ,ls ~.
ecutive by the 9Th sectn o7ithe act Of Cor.
gress, approved Sd MarciIs.d, SentitIed oan
act;to create the ONCE sSfryeyor Of the
Public Lands for the Stattf ;A13siana.n ara
by the 9TH section Of the l az Congress. an.
proved on the SIN may, le2,asu plementary
10 the several acts of adjusle alasms 10 lana
and establishing Land otiEtih me district,
east Of the Island Of N~ewStkaas. n lice IL
hereby given, that the Office Esuryevor Cen
eral of Louisiana is TO be resEeg from Don.
a|idsDnville 70 Baton Rouge, Sshst The lana
Office for the district east Of s3sand ofNew
Orleans and ives, of Pearl rag I. Alec 10 he
removed from Greenshurg tos BgR Roppe so
soon as the necessary arraSgSh,s far The
purpose can be made.
Special notice as to the Pr I3ate IF The
| Respective removals will be ESpd4v the Snr-
veyor General and the Regis5I 3Receiver
Of the Land Office.
Given under my hand, at ,ESk c5tr Wash,
ington. this t~wenty-ninth dtSs q lcmber,
AID. 1888.
/ !oIIN Ter.
By the President:
THO. H. BLAKE9 !
COMMISSIONS oftht GenAS16iLG16 ,,
NOTICE.
In conformity with the procss nj atioE he
| President of the United States, llted got ~
fs43, lhe Office Of the Surveyor GeneofE
fhe Land District of louisiana Fltl be ~
ed from Donaldsouyille to Batka RougeS.
on the Sixth day of DecembsE and to
for the transaction of busine..j, on the
day of December lS43.
F. b. NEWCoME
Baton Rouge la, Dec, 9th ls44$
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

FIRE rs 4 srATr pEfsoE,-Ths fnaclfps
Shop within the walls Of the New Hanpshigs
State Prison, at Concord, was entirely con.
ontnsA BY fire on tho night Of tho Gath On.
together with its contents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
%TossnGAR PLANTERS,

aisnsd; having purchased Of
his Patent right TO the newly
c,uersy and also of the Patent
br tie Parishes Of East g. West
I'd shs Parish of TbeTyiIle, res
nasisc that be will sell the
furnish either or both Of said
y Hspliing 10 him at Baton Ronge,
ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
U. s. Stir LEvANT.

1t contains later news OF the Brazil aqaaa4
ron than We had before received
U. s! Stir LEYANT.
Har6o+ Of Rio JaHstf0, Nov. 10, 1913.
we arrived at this port on Saturday aftsY.
noon, Nov llth, after a VERT long and tsdi4
ous passage Of Seventy dave from Norfolk.
we found the u. 8 slo01p of war John Al
aHls' Capt. Conover5 the only United States
vessel of var in port. Commodore Daniol
Turner. with bis flagship, the Columbus, the
trlgate Columbia and the schooner ENTERPRISE,
Is at BueHos AyreS, affording protection t.
American Commerce.
Mr. Profit. American Minister 10 the
Court OF Brazil, has taken up bis residence
on shore. He is at present rusticating soma
eight or ten miles from the city, and recruit
ing himself after a passage of seventy days.
lie wall read bis commission and be received
and acknowledged U. S. Minister By The En-.
peror on Friday or Saturday next.
II. B. Nj. frigate Talbot, Sir Thomas
I thompson. Captain, arrived hero on Thurs
lay, Nov. Is, 6fty-four days from Plymouth.
England.-The Talbot is bound round Cape
Horn, fer Valparaiso. She viii leave this On
next.
We are busiIy engaged in ov~erhauliae
ship and getting ready for sea. We viii
ia4l probably next week, bound fog VaIparai.
iO@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

British SHIPs IN CoMMlssroS or TEE
lsT OF DEcEafHER.-Ths total nunbu Of
vessels OF every description at present in
commission of the British Navy Is aa7.
VIZ, 4 line of battle ships. 40 tripater.
rs. Shops AMI cutters, ans "a sss9m =,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

NDIA RUBBER SHOES,
Ladi1's India Rubber over SHOES, a
fticle Euss received and for sale BY,
PHILLIPS & L4ASoUE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

RIPLErL attorney and Counsellor at
eractitte ia the several courts Of the
and Eighth judicial districts.
jaess esatfusted TO his care shall re-
nj attention.
10 once in Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
oAs: AND Gas / ts.

just reeef ea a quantity ! III OF gas and
also d guants Ly OF gas lamp nich 10 cheaper
than oil ane gives Ii grea zeal better light,
burns no wick al all and Is cleaner and cheap.
CT for The uas VI tables, &c, than sperm can.
dlea. Also Il qNahtity Of fancy Indian moe.
casins. GREEN b WHITE,
aug IL az wv MUssELMAN, age
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
BUFFALoS ROBES.

4 few bales Of LargesRobes, well dressed
for sale at 30 Soc. a Rose, BY
oct u 81 sPfkE & RABlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
RuNpRIEs..

Madeira Wilio Of d very superior quality
Old M~onongahela Whiskey, Champagne Bran.
ddy, Brown Sto4t London Porter, Dawson's Phil
y ale lin woad and bottlep.l Cordiah, Clarot
9 Muscat Wines, all Of The beet quality Just
received and cir sale BY.
w. MARKHAM.
I'D Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
MINERAL TNCoRRU3rIBLE TEETH.
MOUNTED OK GoLD.

MOUNTED o. GoLD.
From one single tootb 30 complete sets,
T'HE subscriber has lssxSw on hand, a fine
aed large assortment Of Tie aboye teeth. If !
superior quality, ard of1ssrs 10 insert or sun.
ply those persons who haSe been so unforru.
nate as to lose their nalur4l teeth, and are do.
airous OF having Them rel1aced by a suitable
- durable agtiele, eanESoW be. accommoda
ted on reaBona0fg ISsfTGss
Such 10 the degree 81 beffection TO which
th3p art has arrived, that ys are enabled TO r..
place the teeth when loh;,, i'm SO ~nerfecl I
manner as to rencer them aAighly useful to the
patient, and at tn, same time: 30 perfectly n
resemble the tech whicbs we're lost as M
completely elude ic,ectit4I by the closest
scrutiny.
AL. PLfUGH. Dentist.
Dec. % 46 ro,psct ' F;n
WOOLl WtOL!!slVOOLlnT
a liberal price WILDE paSz for Wool bv
PIKE g. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
William Davidson. John Parkison.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON & CO.
COTTON FACTORS &COMMISSIoN
MERCHANTS,
81 CANAL STREET,

EEFER ton. K. Knox, A. Malta, Chas
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