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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
PARISH TAXES.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Roll
for the year ls43 is now In the hands of the
Collector; and further, that all dues or th9
soil of Is4I and Is 2, if not settled immedi-
ately with the Collector, will be proceeded in
a cording TO law.
o. HACKET, Collector of parish faxes.
January 20, 1874. so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
IgRGGs D~upLASTtER,
j0AN DEvoNFoRr,
JOSIAH BARKER,
john NJ BLOCKS.


9l. -
Louisiana.
GEaTLsMES-lHu are respectfully invited
to read attenllyeiy the follow ing certificate
relative TO q CANE CovEREn, lately invented
by Mr.. ] Z Bryan, aud which il Of the utmost
Importance 10 planters as a labor.saving ma.
chine, for his lnyention ~dlspenses with the
hoe entirely, and drawn by two horsesf will
cover ten acres d day in The ne admirable
name
We, the Undersigned, invited to examine
and TO witness the operation OF an instrument
Of husbandry lately invented by MIR. John p,
Bryan, aad Intended as a CANE CotERER,
after a full and particular examination we do
not hesitate to pronounce the said Cafe Go.
verer as the tittest TO fulfil It's present object,
and we consider it as very advantageous to
the planters, by saving a great part Of labor,
and answering to all we can desire in that
kind Of work. In faith whereof We have de-.
livered the above certificate.
The experiment Of the instrument was per-
formed on Mr.. G Lluve's plan at on. IberYilIe,
lberville, December %, 1913.
John r Thompson, AchiIle Sigur,
] Adolphe Sigur, Henry Johnson,
IN. Isauve, John Andrews,
II. Bougere, y. Durand,
U. Bognon, H. Bringre,
Il. "A. Marchand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
N DE NEGRES.

SAMEDI. = Ftvrier proclaim, il sera vendu
i Ia maison de Cour. une belle famille de
negre,-le pafe, Ia mere ct cinq enfans.
Anssi une jeune ncgresseeserva de mai.
son avec son enfant, petite muIatresse.
Terms.-Sur Ia famille, $500 compliant, la
balance a nns de7tx ct trois ans, en- biIlets- en-
dosses a Ia satisfaction du vendeur.
sur Ia jeune negresse SJ0comptanf, IA ba-
lance a IN, deax ct trois ans CONNIE dessus,
ian &c, 1874 so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

Nahum --On the 9th ult., in The
Parish of N%atehiothes, Louisiana, nj Pine
Lodge, the residence Of w. u. Cocker.
HE, BIZ tho Rev. II. ]. Lamb, Cbamplain
u. s.. A.. nj Fort yessUp, CART WILLIAM
MAYO FuLroN, Il. s.A., Sin CoRvntIA Y.
b. pArroN, grand daaelIief of tie late
Col. Robett Patton Of Philadelphia.
MAhmEp-Ja Monday. the a3d inst,
By the Rev. Joseph N. Brogard, Troy
Bfackin Esq, 10 Mise, DolnitiIle Hobeft:
both of this parish.
On Tuesday, The 18Th inst, by the
same,- Joseph Marcvlin Bubin, Esd 70
Mie5 rtna A Ibin, hath Of ttis parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NOTICE

Strayed or stolen, an iron gray horse,long
name and tail. and darker color thar the body
ND particular mark. The horse is a fine
animal, well made and in good order, he canz
tiers, and is from b 10 Is hands high. Whoe-
yer will bring him to this Office or III the sub.
scTiber's will receive a rearonable reward.
sept9 81 A lie gLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27


Queer Smile The eccentric Lord TIN.
0lhy Dextnf said many cufious things, but
IN idea ofinaratlude ii particularly rlch
Damn lInt fuIlowiH said his lordsltip one
ay, willie speakiig Of Il ~noighb1r whom
md h6frended without bling thanhed,
ii IN like II hoR undef ! TREE, fnti1a
3corps, bu ncYeF thinks " looking up to
sec where they come from
nn kt.,p III sntatBoaa W. ought
nat n al,p heed 10 tales that why mud
sh,tss e~el5hbors. III II eHsy TO be miHta'
Zen, II iln,y he lhat to eufh thing ~ y
ailr,ra a%pIiusG him hNs over been doBc'
and nneecpee may be whefe guilt Y iinpa.
ted.
di4lr,ss . here there tan be no mls'ake'
oanaytanlt,es are ll%o1uent whereby we
.,,py osat and heneHt b follow bong y
n,o5nee smttes pud RladnefH insieaa ~
wecoiea and yofr0w, IL certainly a ChfIs.
~ ant IIow much DO wa err, when AZ
Iai,ing III n.ertn,pnous and bitter temper
ferwatds lt,nse whom we 'lnaglfle haFe
ioinrpd mid offended WI ~ may PC ana
ptebnbly II true, That we ere mistaken n
l-sIntior ~ lho supposed injury 'to
ousbt noN az We Zoo often DO, sect % hl'e
ep5 Iaye,,r one another. IL wo would 70.
sDsl etada upou oaraoIyrs, and confer
honor mon humanity, wo must 10 ehar'
itnIlo and forgiving. Relieved as society
49, 9 ,..t, Man sure, lram the dreadful
w !,,rge III intnnperance, and eh.
;niains esEws nov do, exemption from one
la, ~ injurious practices, lbat even
stt1lsaa linnng men, Il aetms 70 bc Gus
J,,s 900. lhan evpr u aim hi y high stan.
A. 4 sg .a,orpl excellence. Not only
M -, .nsnL M evil u ono nnoth.r,
satp n. N eu1eavOr ID 90 good " alI.
siS'A ,,ss,;5 of usefulness 80 are furnished
,siG, ala .,b,ect upon which good may be
,a,,al Nm constantly surround ua.
S Y. s2.4ysEare. study To fendor 10 our
an - s's I'll services Tint win be GRITTY.
:s@ WA ai,se, 1 ,ble /, III > learn 60 forgive
a[aa,ts, M fa,nts that have been
~" ,am,,a5 and ID Do kind, gentle, and
sS,,,,an,,s n encb other. Unless mutual
e-onnrsatoH IL nude, and MUTUAL ioroear'
snnn ssareised, much Of oar Happiness
will hl lok,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

cobb tra Wary q, %eonstart monsieur, cansac
rl,oa, cfirletian will ooales rios, oasis RicI'd
crawford james, err wright N ., christmas J
!. conway patrick, elgsWell WIN NJ, elubnfn
fdmund. clark rtios cole 6 n ohamiers jas,
Chink ehrisfibn, cox ehas smith, cabra Eliza.
beth, cox Alfred, caBas NJ dam, cummings Mr.,
cunningham Jas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NOTLCE

The undersigned woula respectfully inform
the public that Ne continues his business of
Carpentering and House joining and that he
will unfertake all jobs pertaining to his line,
on che lsosl reasonable terms. He will fur
nish plans and drawings without charge, ID all
cases where he executes the work.
Refer to-. NJ. Blown, R. McGavock, E..
Moore, in herville DIR. G wv. Combs Al.
Bird, and D. Barbee. in the parish of East
Baton Rouge.
Address, to the undersigned al the post-of-
flee in Baton Rouge Manchac, al Iberville.
nov. 10 4O z. McKFTRfCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
ALFRED GATES

CANE CUTTER I'VE refer the suaar plan.
ttrH ia general ID d cirrular from Mr.. John
T.. bryan. His newly invented Caneseitler
Is actually what he claims il to be-, n canes
cutter In reality. Ii will be seen By The card
Ut the highly respectable s0gar.planters be
low, that Il haE been tried to tier satisfaction.
Mr., Josiah Barker is now TAXI g off his crop
with this machine, where il can be seen at
any thine, BIZ those gentlemen who would like
til tept it, qualities personally. Mr.. Bryan
will also trshapOft it on the plantation Of any
planter wishing 1t. he Will Also expose ii nj
The next fair, This machine will cut az much
zane III seven mintitea as nineteen hands can
do in the space Of an hour. Go and sec the
instrument and Judge for yonrselves.-[B. X.
Ga16tte Of NOVA
BRYAN's PATENT CANE CUTTER,
Mr.. John J.. Bryan has the honor IL an.
1i0unCe TO tho sugar planters Of Louisiana,
that he bas invented a Cane Gutter to work
by horse power; and that 1t Is now IN sue.
operation at The plantation Of Ar.
Josiah Barker, al NanChact in the parish ol
Elst Baton Rouge. where all are respectfully
10 witness lis powers, Mr.. Bryan be-
awaae that the sanguine estimates OF Pa.
arc generally received with consider.
able allowance, respectfully submits to the
the accompanying voucher Of expo.
fionced plantafs, as an evidence that those
who may be al the trouble 10 call and see a
invention, will not find themselves
engaged in d h]uotless erFaud.
Manchac, November |, 1913.
The undersigned having seen The patent
cutter Of Mr.. John Z Bryan III operation,
tender TO him this, their opinion, that it is
perfectly successful, 80 far as to cut the canes
Hth great rapidity III the surface Of the
ground that they esteem it to be a very va.
instrument, which will Justify the trou.
BIZ VI a visit ON any part OF the sugar re.
zion, To those who may wish to see and to
il.
IsnpHga D.pt Ax.Y4pp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NEW ANDCttEAp K
MINERAL INCoRRUPTlBLE TEETH.
MOUNTED on Coin.

MOUNTED ON GOLD.
From one single tooth to complete sets.
The subscriber has now on hand, a fine
and large assortment OF the above teeth Of a
superior quality. and offers 10 insert or sup.
p ' those persons who have been so unforlu-
nate as to lose their NATURAL teeth, and are de-
sirous Of having Iltem replaced by a suitable
and durable article, can uos be ~aceotnmoda-
red on reasonable terms.
Such il the degree Of perfection to which
this art has arriveds that we are enabled TO re.
place the tech when lost, is so perfect a
manner as to render them highly useful to the
patient, and at the same time, 90 perfectly to
resemble the teeth which were LOST as to
completely elude detection by the closest
scrutiny.
Dec. 23 46 Prospect IiH,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

65-LoRp MoRpE1W, Ut The Derby cele.
brasiun of the royal agricultural society,
AZ which the American minister and other
citizsns iii the United States were pres.
ent, said-
salfast happy, too, was be thas they
counted among their guests On this coca
sion, those who came from n distant land,
hut who spoke the same language, and
had the same origin rs themselves. The
meeting bad already given ample and
cheering IL timony that they were glad 70
see such of the citizens of the United
states al we're present-glad, especially,
to 10 ihsfn headed by that amlnble and
accomplished statesman who so w]orthily
represented that country. III would per.
INNS not SAVIOR Of ~nodesty, though il
would nol Be departing from the techni-
cal ~phrasealogv Of the week, ifhe were 10
observe tAat they were Of q good and
sound stock-,cheers)--but they might
believe u5sa who spake from experience,
tbatin ffatik and cordial hospitality to the
quest and The stranger, John, the elder
BnlLs must work hasd 10 come up with
Jonaahnn. The hsty yearling daughter and
cheers.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

Messrs. les Actinnnaires dn College de
Baton Rouge sont prizes de sc rGuair chez NJ.
Bonnecaze, SAMEDf. G dc Janvier proclaim,
entre 10 heufes a II ct 2 heures ? NJ, i Feffet
de procGfel i relection a%unuelIe des admi-
nisttateurs du dit college, ct pour delibcrer
sur des ~affaires tres-importanfes au dit eta
basement.
Par ordre de Ia direction,
dec q 46 w. JOYCE, sccretiare.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

TuN-p aeGREss or BERGLARy.-Our
city IS nj present full Of English and
Norlhcpn SLEEVES. who appear 70 b doing
! ~zusiness. Nor IS our ely singular in
this respecl Every paper which Is pick
m. whcthef in town on country, contains
sp aecoana 5oG the depredations committed
Nv h,,ralass. who make thetF way with as.
,onisbisa aaeiRty through the walls and
;ro,, Inca dotiss and windows. The New
Work True Sun says,-Ihe re- son why
we ara EaysEed with the presence ofihese
gsnty i. that they can no longeF ply
7Sa;r tFade d Eng.and without the cer-
ta;nly Of speedy detection, while here It
~.o,,ld seem that thny can plumber with
;nn,oity. The metropolitan and rural
naI;ce Of England, Argus-eyed and sleep.
iess. s neither 10 be eyaded nor corrupted;
=. 4 i ample in numbers, thoroughly or
$3.50 and literally paid. Until our
80 cities can boast something lire an
rr.;sht police, we may expect TO be the
go Nj these expatriated maraudeFs."
FIX
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

Reminding at the Post.nftae at Baton
Rouge % the Lat january, lsiI.
Allaln y ", Aumet aabrlelIe.

B1el 1as II, Butler Thosj brown II, B9ather
tutIsan 9, brown uetrlotta ., Baauregar II r
heard oe z, Draiy Alfred, Blager o w, Buekner
4eng. hptirp pIerr !, mixer 1ubn, Bergcron nj.
laire, brock elias, B,ylies John B'edsaw Mar.
gretl, MACK Potter, baker James; mixer John,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

T5e legislative committee, 70 which has
referred the memorial charging
heeb sIt;a,tt with malfeasance in office,
Jug ~,oyn:ng for the purpose of taking
ST tAR %topcsing the affair. II the
ies,llps N oEoven guilty of The charges, p
Judss orfhem maze against him, he
onet ST retaining d seat 90 Tue
4 III Tbe elective franchise isa mot
bencaI .,;ylGge, and he who %onnnlves az
sacfeu q The requisites to obtain II,
lne ..s,rorIhy Of public trust.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
COLLEGE or BATON ROUGE i'm
SESAtnJ

ny divine permission, the College Of Batnn
Rouge; under tile cole management Of the
President. ~(dsststed by competent prafcss0rs)
aud upon his sole responsibility, Will REOPEN
on the 18th day Of February HeAi, aud continue
It's operations, With the exception 0ftWu wccks
vacation, 10 the end OF lie year.
Tie President is aitxiotls to receive the
support Of the inhabitants of Baton Rouge, and
to Afford 10 them tie advantages uf Il c]olloyi.
ate institution but this he will be unable 10
do unless they come forth Literally to bis as.
ststanee: Lie therefore proposes to receive
day scholars into the establishment, ald teach
them all tile branches desired. for sixty dollars
q year, (including books 81 stationary proyi-
ded 70 tickets Of adnttaneo be taken BY 5sh
day Of February.
As The expenses If the college are constant.
ly going on, and tho professors do not make
q deduction trotn their salaries, in consequence
Oi o decrease III the number Of pupils, 70 there
vii be no d0daeti0n made 10 & Student, for
loss Of time by sickness or otherwise, but, as
The tickets are transferable, another student
may be substituted in the place Of him who Il
abseut.
The stand | have taken may seem to some
peoples 10 be rather higher than that Of other
schools, Of than present circumstances VIII
justify but ! am determined either 10 do
nothing, or to establish such a system as shall
I, ove itself deserving Of public patronage
and to accomplish tEia, | must require Tie
public TO be faithful u d~iseIargibg their part
Of the duty. Mine ] assure lhg1 shall be
done. Every attention shall be given 10 IA.
%ellltate the progress Of our pupils, ard III ca
aes OF necessity, the rod eball not be spared,
IN promoting the good order and disciB1ine Of
the college.
RI. RANNY, President.
College Baton Rouge, Jan 10Th 1874.
Tickets Of admiltance for the year may be-
had Of Mr. r D. Newtotnt, 1T tbe Surveyor
EnnaraLa .Il.. - =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
HATS AND caps

Just received from New York, a hadsome
assortment of gentlemen and boys fashiona.
bic hats and caps suitable for the season.
PHILLIPS s. LAN0CE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

pnyis J~5i, puget Eugene, Dlyls sylvester,
pibbln jatues, poalt Jas n, ufcbeE Tlos A, Dutth
! 4 2, presback Jlcob =, Divogny II Il, Bdify
Andrew
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
TERMS or SALE

The lwa plantations No. q, together
with the slaves. and moyealbg pr perty
belonging thcfeto, will be sold together
n one LOT. Tue purchaser will pay ten
thousand dollars eash. md besides vii
assume the Payment Of . debt Of scyeo.
teen thousand mud forty dollats. due to the
minor heirs Of John Bapliste llebert. md.
secui cd by mortgage On tho above dosetib.
I'd pfopetty--payablG ~ seven equal IN
1ual pay fnenis, from January 1913, @acli
payment beiHg Of two thousand fon
hundred and thirty fOtF dollars api t'veG.
~ eight cents. The first pa meni bo.
coming die 10 Ianudry 1s4i, md yearly
10 succession fll january 1850, ler 'hc
.ther notes. Each payment feafing
interest Of ten per cent per nnnttnt from
.hg time due, which interest II payable
zach wear md without reserve 10 Mrs.
lean Bic llebe.t, widow.
Tie purchaser, viii have tic privilege
# Keeping in bis hands the above sum 81
$1,000, but nevertheless ob igiug him.
sell; to pay TO snfd minors, the respective
portion 10 which they mny be entitled, 81
hey respectively become 0f age, or are.
emancipnted. The whole conformity
to a bile sale passed by said widow Jean
Bite. Hebcrt 10 Messrs l4lam +. IVoqd.
Erasmus Woods, which will be shown on
the day Of sale, and Tue b~anee, II any.
to be paid cash.
Tie land designated MS number 3. as
well rs the double coHtession. ~ u b.
sold az follows, VIZ: tvs thousand d,llar
cash, aud the balance at one aud two
years from the day Of sale, in notes en-,
lorsed 10 the satisfaction oi the admins
Of said succession, with special
mortgage and confession, Of Judgment til
inaI payment. Each nofe braripg Ter
per cent Interest from The time due.
l.. FAYROT p. J..
The sale will take pIacc on tho planfa
ton where Erasmus Woods resides.
january 10, 1874. 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

Fisher will. fox q Il, frazier Thompso"
roster + d, Forester q, RULER tedb 8, Forbes
1gmea, ]fleppen Danl, Fairchtld's John. FAergu'
son Thos Il, FARRELL marlborough, : FAUX NON
siGur.
Graham chas p, oreudello toiao, aranddgh
]sylyeat, Gratham nathan, crimes Rotief', ora
ham pr. 6 W, darfeigs Mr.. Gibson parWlh
ii
ttuees John. henderson will. ftudnot Mary
neck uemric, harris Aron W, hubble eean,
ueadenbourr q ", HeAreck selestor o.
INK
rilrore Anthony, Kortly Edw N, Kennad
SIN, healthier nenry, Kesley VIII. Ktk hobefls
1nns mhn, 1atnes capt m%tJaGkson Geog, Jen-.
,ins simear, johnson jayne johnson Jot'n'
johnson Jasper, Joy nebe c, eeFmI1e Z R'1rwin
Robt.
1usk henry, Larry PANEL, Leiulle victor, lie
ntanc paut. fetilernian poet 8, lee samuel,
~rantier Johp Lethorp Mid'n, Lucas George,
Earbourg eagle, landry c%elestin, tandrey
zulna. :
,itchel raney, Myers jas ", Mead atanson
2 Nccaumac aarcus, sichel 7, Mctastie T ~ !"
aorgau margret, aonsea Jas, martin Feifine'
acraden A ", aeaad, scooglin NARY Ann, NOR
ris James,
Mobiles n, Soyes hiram. settles Robt, sevil-
les NARY.
odam aich'd, ogden rS.
P
pa,mer d \ 2, na,in victorin, renny Jas
penny Joseph, phant steven, Phillips Mr.
necard.st luke, nhodus wary. nickets ape
robertson noberts, noutheges A.
y
sinmerson John, skepworth FULLER, %sernote'
Madam, scales ames, skolheld samuel,
smart Elizabeth, shelmire T =, scarborough
ooh, shanum O u, sbackteford John, smile Jas
n, stranes isaac, stinson estate of, simpson
Joln.
II
Fukes Timothy, T1ler Moses, TedweH I'd
mund, raitor A II, roadylne anthony, Thiber-
laine Louis.
roungblood WIN, Tanhonten silas, Tahois
rellx ., Young Mary.
w
weave noston, williams Hifam, whittaear
nich'd. waddill James 4, watt W, williams
ii u. Iillams T, willis Henry M, 4.
NJ l. MEEKER L M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NOTICE

NOTICE
The undersigned tenders His thanks for
passed patronage and would respectfully m
form tile public that lie will make liberal ar
sauces on cotton sem 70 Mr II. Slaan. corn.
mission merchant New Orleans, and viii
keep OF ls4nd general assortment ii Groce-
rie5 ard Provisions.
]. w. MTfSSELMAN,
Agent for G.. b. WHITE.
november 4 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
Oar thanks hre duo ID Ten. B5ruafd,
F.r lAle city papers.


Firm ne Narhea Dizzy GfeAe 9f
Jan. Inf
Fatal RecoahB. Wa learned ftom II
genil lnan just down from Virk-bHrg tfnf
The clerk 0f tie aloamur Tacat0H was shot
by n nantlpmap whose lite We learn was
Brohslow, and Who keeps u VOID ward
botwcen VicksbnfE and Princeton. The
partieu lars, as far as we could ascertain
thom were, simply, TINT the b ut had IN.
ken aDno wood FROM NJ. Bs yurd: md d
dispute arose between him md Tie clerk
concerning the numbef of cords, during
which. Hr h. Gsed such abusive epilhais
as caused tlio clerk ID strike him with his
measuring sitek, wlen NJ. y. drew a
pistol and shut the clerk, who Immediate
" ditd. nm, II. was afHusted and taken
up toll iaccton 70 b tried for murder.
EEcApnp.-As RichnSd Ross. ono If.
the PARTIES charged with i violation Of the
laws against gambling. was yesterday BE-
ing brought up from the Parish jail 10 the
Court for triul, be bad, BY preyi.
bns concert and arrangement with some
Of bis friends, q svtft horse, ready bridled
and shddled at EpnrIieular place on the
way Whnn ho arrived near the place
I'D "bolted" from his ntnrd, mounted HE
horse, and was of before tho officer had
time N say jack Robinson" Tie yigi.
of gome folks ~ most extraordinary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NOTICE.

have this day constituted and do appoint
Mr.. Alfred Gates Of Baton Rouge my general
agent TO sell 10 any Planter in any part Of tie
State Of Louisiana ite right of Of use to my
patent Cane Covcret and also my patent Cane
Gutter and will ratiGy all sales made by him
i'll my name.
JOHN r. BRYAN.
nao al, IadA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

has one h~EInuFeu a"V ,ava
riers, and lho same nuil'Oef - ~"
r,,,,ense Ytrfofa Society,". gem
,,., ." wrilss ID tho N. Y. Evening posi,
se a,n n.a If The creeks Of Florida, that
,hs,s II MA i drop III liquor ~ be hod un {.
.ho baleslnaoon. IIO says he y himself
W. pyssldenl of i Tcetotal Society t'ro
bssd,s5 Hiies long How bond i my
- Ia Anea not inform M. One otthe n.
facts 81 tbs most elongated tonpefance
l.. That tito coast IL perfectly aFa,.ny'
The doctors are starving for want q Pc
tien,s. Tho Posts correspondent soys
thai Eve lave ltfl for more congenlaA To-
Gallons. and thai the three reihl ming ones
hnyot turned thor attcnt lon ~ 'he ill'locu.
Iatlun III sour grunge trees and oli'of Sege;
live settings.
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fisher will. FOX q Il, frazjer f1ompso"
roster i d, Forester d, RULER neub 8, Forbes
1amea. rleppen paul, rairchlId's John. faergu.
sun rhos Il, Farrell scarborough, : ralS Mon
siGur.
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araham otas p, oreudello toiao, aranodgh
s%ylyra,, efattam Nafban, crimes robert, ora
hmm pr. q ", aarreigs Mr.. Gibson Dlrwln
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NOTICE TO SUGAR rLANTrRs.

NOI1CG " 5pbth bAks 1ho,
The undersigned having purchased Of Mr.
John r. Bryan his Patent right 10 the newly
invented Ealc Corerer aud also of The Patent
Care Gutter for the Parishes Of East Il West
Baton Rouge and the Parish Of IberviIle, res
pectfnlly gives roftce that he will sriE the
right Of use and furnish either or both Of sad
machines by applying to him at Baton Rouge.
ALFRED GATES.
Dec 9th 1914
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Il. II. RANNY, President.
College Baton Rouge, Jan 10Th 1874.

Tickets Of admittanco for the year may be-
had Of Mr.. r y. Neweont, III tbc Suryeyef
Generals' office. Bs % Rouge, and If Tie
President. at the College, payable one bali h
advance, and the balance d, the fat dav IF
Int0
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oA~,rAi sun newspaper In New fofk
hIndrrd and twenty regalaf car
,is,s, nndbho same number Of ne"ssnoys'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

cn4rr or roy,trY
olAlE VI LobIolANa.
Ropre.
Succession of John Havig.
viii he soId by the mletsigoea Parish
Tndoea and ex.oficio anctionesr. an lie wen.
Y.elgnen Jay o. fep.Gafy mex, az tle l3s'
LOO sed. the tolIou,;no descr;l,sJ nrano... -
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nnees John. henderson will. ftudnot Mary
neck uemric, harris Aron W, hubble eean,
neadenbourg q vi, neareck %selestor Q,
I u
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed q
co.partnerehip, under tie firm Of "Wi5am Da-
wilson " Co" for The Transaction Of d Cotton
Fac ofage and Commission business, IL The
ci,y Of New Orleans. Office. No. 81 Canal
street. WILLIAM DAvtpsOY.
joins PAEkfsoa,
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