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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
THE FIN EST AND
CHEAPEST
~Aa9QnrMENT IN TQWM.

The Subscriber ba# just received BY tbs
steamboat HELgs, the following aFsiclasi
d eslnt French blankets gtaen, led, yellow
and white Hanaelss sattinsts And pilot Sl8b;
Kentucky jeaas. Canton 1ahnsls; English and
reaneh s~usftU0s. fauasselins de lame, plain
INA 1gnfsd, silk and wdfstsd serge, do aud
ratton vslvet coat BINDINGS large and sman
silk buttons; Gasimifss and bfoAd'cloths, DIT
fstent feters. b6fnbazines and bOubaEsttest
Ffebsb and American ~e0ttonadss. plain lihssy
far negroes, plaid do for house servants; apron
and furniture checks; bed aud mattress tick
itest irish linen, brown holland ard linen.
Swiss and eambfie muslinsi j~aconets ana
sambrif! silk and L. o.. handkerChiefs; ms
dras do, eolored liHen pocket do' French CALI"
eess. English and American priuiss yellow
and red furniture do, figured furniture doi g.
Ia. ia. "a and t744 bleaehed and domssties'
eototsd table GoYefsi black and colofsdsilksi
| Russian diaper and crash.
HostEnr@Ladies white and black meFino
hose. do do cotton, do do plains misses ana
ehiidfens' hose, infants WOODEN socssi wosfsa
and soften half hose! meriho and flannel in-
| der-shirts, 10 ID drawers; fine fancy shawis.
| blanket do, moussBline dc lame do; black and
fel9ted silk eravats, ladies fashionable silk
and stray bouBGts latest Partisan styles gens
]ttsmsnst black silk hats latest French slyles
d1 easimer do, do broad brimmed, gentle
mems, cloth caps, boys dol g%enliemens' cloth.
ing Of every description, also /. B4 shirts, fine
and com mons sbspeHdefs; kid and silk gloves
silk and cotton saspsndsrs; side combs toy
teise she'll, { cking combs do, toilet combs dos
hair brushes; pocket knives! tooth brushssi
pen knives, needless; thread; canvass srasl and
I very 6ne assoftment Of perfumery.
sa1Es-Ladiss' brogans, do walking shoes,
do II. II. ties, do fine kid, do spring heels vslv.
10 fur tihiitgs. do p]funelia shoes, do coinmon
shoes and slips; misses brogans and shoas,
children d. do; mems fine calf sswsd boots,
do half fine calf sewed boots, do calf pegsd
boots, do C1arHe peg boots, do mud boots, do
calf sewed shoes, do kid peged shoes, do seal
do, do half boots, DO slippers, Russell bro.
g4ds, &C. DC,
And aise d great number Of articles too to-
1jaus 10 mention. All Of which he 10 detev-
mined 10 cell az cheap az any other store IN
this city, for cash only. Ito has now, a bro.
Their. ihslaW residing in New Orleans, who
will send .tim goods BY every bhat through
ths season. He IL therefore enabled to re-
new bis stock every week, and can always
supply his customers with almost any thing In
his lire. D. SANdEh,
fb9s 80 Lafayette Btrost.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
heSIeCttutlNs
"A SUBSCRIBER"
WANG MASS coNvENrloN

The Wings Of Louisiana assembled in Mass
Cnnsentiun on the Place DANES, in The ciy
If New Orleans, on the 12d al February. 1914
AID were organized BY appointing
GEN. PHILEMON THOMAS, President.
Govcrmr, A b Roman, Gcv,r nor, +. D,
White, Hon + w C4inn, Judge G lion, George
Spring. Gen u 3 Morgan, Jacques Dupre,
WIN Taylor, r S Packwood, Chs D%erbigny,
\ Phelps, O ] Morgan. ] Saunders, w Bra
shear, Jno WaddeIl, z Cayelier, J Buhler, A
Boudousqnie,--As Vice Presidents.
B q Thibodeaux, S ] Peters. w III Sparkle,
and NJ Musson.--As Secretaries.
An opening address was made BY the Pres
ideut, when, on motion, it was
ReSoEred, That a grand Committee be form
cd bv the Delegations from The different par.
ishes, appointing from their own number three
persons for each member Tire parishes respec-
lively are entitled 10 in the lower Hnuse of
the Legislature, and that said grand Commit
Tee meet this evening, to nominate suitable
persons as candidates for electors of President
aud Vice observation-disclosures ID the Balti.
Convention, and generally to act on bu.
siness connected withfhe present Convention (:
that they report their nominations and
proceedings for he consideration Of an adjourn.
Ell meeting If the Mass Convention.
The Convention was then addressed in a
most eloquent and powerful manner, by The
Hon. s prentiss and Gov P~oindexter after
which, The Convention adjourned. to meet the
day at II O'clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Ronra.

PROBATE SALE.
VIII be sold by the undersigned on Tues.
day the 9Th Of March; 1874 the following nro.
perry belonging to the succession of tbe late
Nm. Adams, and Cynthia McMorria his wifa,
both deceased, viz:
SLAVES.
Negro man Billy aged 80 years.
Aaron A., George 81, Tom la, Sonb;a an
5iary 10, linda go and child one year old,
5 Oxen.
10 Head of Cattle.
9 Head Of Sheep.
so Hogs.
One wagon, Farming utensils. s,;,,u.
machine loom gear, Household f1 D,aalns
Terms IF sa7e-Which will ,,k.
Inc last residence Of the decesssS pace %
- has ioiao"s VIZ the slaves On 6f,h ~ osa : =.
balance at |, 2. and 3 ye1rs n, ata cash sa
day Of sale; The persons G's De o1ea,, from u
,s credit for iii sums ii pfJP J "a = II
:, s,aS amount; u-.der $50 cash. the an 1np over
serr,ra m,ziea endorsed notes payabIe n RI
-. ,iea 0y mortgage, and BEARING tar naH
interest after maturity till maid pa
CHARACTERISTICS r :
naton Rouge, Feb Sd 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

THE WELLER OUTAGE The eeffBspot.
dent Of The New York Courier gives the fol-.
lowing account Of the present condition Of
the 'idifituity" between Mf Weller Of Ohio
and Mr. Shriver Of the Baltimore Patriot:
Mr.. w. was, Immediately after the conflict
between him and M. Bhfiyer, waited ipon BY
A gentleman and requested tD leaye the Dis.
trift with The view to the settlement Of he
difficulty. This M, w declined, and aldo
latllnsd 10 accept 4 challenge, but through
his Fl cad, Cob Dawson, pratosed q street
Arhi. 4 biph was promptly accepted by the
friend u M. ShfIyef, This Arrangement,
when notified Of it BY his friend, Mr. Wd rlla.
al "a aeeede 10, aud refused TO fight NJ all.
tta did not. however, except to The character
If either Mrs or his friends, but absolutely
declined 10 fight. The matter remains II
dis positions How il viii terminate time
vii develape, Mrs. IL may be proper for me
IL cay. Ii d gentleman Of family and charaes
Tor. aud ii his native Site, Maryland, Is i
prominent pablie man. The Hon WIN Cost
Johnson is lis near relative and personal
friend,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
March I'd, 1914.
STATE OF NORTHUMBERLAND
EAST BATON ROUGE.
Sale for Stale Taxes

Will be offered at public sale At the Court
House in the town of Baton ROUGE on Satur-
day The 9th day of April next 1874 at IL o'clock
A.. M. One lot of ground situated in the town
Of Baton Rouge on the road leading TO the
Comite, bounded ca t by James Alley and
vest by John BuIler, containing q arpents
more or less with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon taxed in he name Of Jo-
seph Taquino, or so much thereof as will SAL
isfy and pay the State Tax for he years 1910,
1871 AID 1912, amounting to the sum ofsixty
six dollars and fly two cents, with costs.
Terms Of sale cash withoH appraisemenf.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff aud Collector.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
SECOND DAY

The Mass Convention met arrerably to ad-
iournmeut, at the Place d'Armes, at II
o'rlock.
Gov. Ropaan addressed the Convention in a
most eloquent and appropriate speech, after
which, as President of the Grand Committee
of the Parishes, he presented The fol- wing re-
port Of the proceedings Of said COMMITTEES:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
4 OF LOUISIANA.

Probate S~ale--rarish Of West Baton Rouge.
VIII be sold ~ The undersigned Judge, on
Saturday the 2i April ncx', al his office il
said parish, aud a. The risk Of Ezer = Woods,
the following properly which was adiudicated
to the SAID Woods OF the 18Th ultinto at the
public sale of the property belonging to the
Estate Of the late fsham #. Woods If West
Feliclana, the said Ezer Il Woods moi having
complied with the conditions and terms Of
sale 10 wit:
A tract Of land situated in the said parish of
West Baton Rouge, containing one arpenr and
a half front on the river by forty arpents in
depth, the lateral lines opening about three
degrees, bounded above by lands Of Eugene
Hehert and below BY those Of Widow Ursin
Landry together with the double concession
belonging thereto, having one aren't front and
The lines opening about three degrees, The
said double concessions is bounded below BY
Mrs Ursiu Landry and above nv Congress
land this property is the same that was ac-
CURED from Jacques M1Iaison, Junr. by raid
Isha,n f Woods.
Terms OF SALE.-The said land, as well
as the donble concession will be sold as follows
viz: Two thousand do lars cash, aud the ~
lance at one and two years from the 1911 of
February 1874. in notes end rsed 10 The salts.
faction of the administrator offs id succession,
with special mortgage and confession of Judge.
ment till final payment, each note bearing ten
per cent per annum interest from the time due
ill paid.
L. FAVROT, PJ
March ID 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
RoID AND LEvEE SArE

/ will sell 10 the lowest bidder, on the I1tb
day Of March at IL o'clock NJ. the making Of
the Road and Levee on the front Of a two ar
pent tract of Land situated about II miles
the Court. house, bounded above by lara.
If DIR. F. NJ. Hereford and below b. ~
The dimensions of the lavee 81
known on the day of sale. The hha1e
viii be required to give bor.; acc paltse 81
law. The said tract r. laid il ownsa ~ ~ =
VIM. N. Stone an1 L. N. Dupuye. "
M. COURTNEY,
Pc5 9th, 18Th,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
NEW ORLEANS

Tuesday Night, Feb u, 1874.
The market has beea quiet since our lasi.
Cotton has declined, and is much depressed Vt
the present moment, 10 consequence of the
large and accommodating stock. The lncreaa
ed estimates Of The crop Likewise contribute
10 The heayineEs noW prevailing IN the market.
The weather continues fair and pleasant.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

Faaak Confession - Looefooo PgJaeipb@t-At.
ter unsuccessful efforts 10 discover the prin-
cwles the democrats hadlo stand on for the
basis of tle5r political faith The A3yhgtta Ia.
3eh onc ot tae leading Lacefoco journals in
sAc Uaian, at iaSt has onragetlej ue mystery,
ii NaySt ~AYe are for what the NhtgS are
~aaainSt,llt That has been eur opinion for a
oug While,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

Tur,-TAe beautiful mansion Of in ,ge
CHM, III West Baton Rouge, about ls miles
above this place was burnt down on Friday
last. The irc appears o-haye been the ne.
Sult oGearelcSsue>S oa The part Of a young
eirl who went into 4 REQ q where there was
some loose cotton, Il which the dame 81 he
candle communicated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
NnrtcE va DhAYMEN.

Ain meeting Of the Washington Fire Co.
No /. II was
Resolved, That q reward Of three dollars
ia Tie fret person arriving al the Engine
fIoase, On The alarm Of fire, provided with .
hnrsa IN harness, for ths purpose Of hauling
Tho eneins to The fire, and half that sum VIII
hs allowed in dag light.
A. NJ HEEDER, see'y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

nfa author Sod 80 %aHnoopfe h7'sFs
b0y M9agat aud III v Dabih, Iof mi
tsiu
va asa authorised to annoure GEoRot
ErbHAB No candidate for s5iec'n'a'' ~ ''s
skt s]lectioa,
please announce hi. ts4iore Lacquer he
,]nsriata fer alderman,
Al.o MI. ri. q. Caliihaul fur teNA Cahslas
10. Il
tra,, VIZ l.. H. Trodeaa,l fof Collector. ord
'rassu En-
Ar-,, 49, tdseph MohEet, for tewB Gonsta'
be.
We ere authorized e announce w u
Z Try W. candidate far Tenh Consta'ie'
V,epse anuounrs jostFn TAqgtso, as can
i.lle tor town constable ~ HE heat Vie't
|ua
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
DEUX DANES CHEZ IN IRA
GI.DIEN.

IRA t%onIoufs Fii Fetsi 9tia TT ibis i'm.
90 cuisthiefs nv open j The
w u Hnf Yetfh ~ subject u nos
; iS uAafne nHsfa60s are for restricting
'etln ne 4aanptfa proposed bY the lfgiBla.
auK Al. d some #bsgs for q thorough and
, l'olhlt hhabsa. Nevertheless the leeof9epsi
yol,meetiae held Oh be Ead nominated tbres
nr The most decided and unaiHehihg demo.
Gratis Ia this parish fUf their oandidaie9'
The following resolution passed at The same
Meeting show what views they are bvuua 10
take a tbistsubjetti ~
ufbitI. That The candidates chosen by this
meeting, shall pledge themselves y hletlen'
fn maintain the doctrine, that the eoIfehii",l'
| when assembled, passass tue power w,'ha
aut Limitation ar rpBtrittlHft ~ adopt fHFh q
ra6atiulti1n AZ II titaY deem wise ava eobhns
rive h. the genius aud prosperity ~ We Peo-
1ie. that tleY will alaays oppose al property.
| qualifications, Id the e]Eaftise NJ the Fieht ~
zalitarp, and The FIedribg Of The taith ~ tte
State. fuF tie beneft Of ctrp1raflHas' or 'oF
| ppylnaea III 4 private natures nhd that theF
! vfIi use heir jpst rXeftia1s tO raise ~ be
insaFtsd, a clause III said constitution fa1hir-
inc All State 1diaas IA be filed ny popular
! alnrfiuns, and for limited terms. and that the
opty 1nalfi aatiatt TO bold Rti5 uiii g, shall ~
M II having the right OF being at %elaeht'
Their principles being brought fairly before
Tie j. opie, 4 Il useless to question tiieiif az tn
he course,
Hnt va cannot sec what IA The tsa # .
| s6fstHutfan If Il b 10 be violated il The IeaFi
iota. 1t expressly states he fern # voting
oil tho subject, aid al.o tttat tic Legislature
shall rwdni oit tie iIsfeit changes heecsaas
- i, th.G instrument. tfttFn MH Hfu NOT
restricted by he alterations latl dnwh by
tbgi lUjy==Np aei IN direct nppdsiti1a to At.
| : h of The Constitution, and w Violating oite
! siaHNa article, We t,afnpla on lie noble stfuta
furp IN ths same way that appointing 40 at-
| iofnay 10 t]fansnet sjtna part vt cur BUSINESS,
he boldly isufPs tbt right ot administering
te lle whole, u direct u1Htfsyehtioh Of q To-
pai written agreement,
NcsAatl sneak ot lhls eubjaet at mofe
lenath ii another uulnhef,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

"A pRArswoRTRx Acr,--Bv a letter from
the Il. s Consul at ne Bay of Islands, New
Zealand, SAYS the Salem Register. al the LIST
ms. we learn, that he ship General Jackson.
Rsms3ell, ii Bristol, 4. l., Eve weeks nut
fro,n ihe Bay w Islands, TOOK 9Aa nhls Spe-m
oil. ana in The act OF taking a whale, had the
rspagu's baal slove. une man killed, aud lhe
/. arm ofaptiher broken, TIE Eaej 50 whale
aajp Norusil, immediately dispatched bis
beats Ia their assistance.
Alter pick5ag 10 the beats crew. including
Cspl R8nede,, he SEM a boat and secured
the whale. Which was driNag away, and toed
il along s5#e The General Jackson; tor vhirh,
&c. EaaaS5el u shed him tp take one. half
ot ac a haze ol. Capt Eaker, however. re.
fused aar thing. save a harpaop ana a line,
wEch be had lest ia securing the whale
d ALWAYS rates us pleasure to mention such
cammeada6a acts III nableHess and ge3erosi.
lis Of soul en- The part Of haresgners, aud we
trusI lAat 8ae notice of The kindness Of The
RruisA sailer. viii be taken by The proper
aaiaorliea 81 aur Government,
Sare wrffr IA The A9toce5c Of Tuesday
rta,eS ihat tbe Eugijsh Jack surmaanted the
Srar S7suafsd Baaaer. on hoard the Harry of
the lEta 90 ter trip down wiihlpur delegates,
aad 6 shes With a 5onE rigrasrole Of usual !
fco siaag. Had be been hung there. II
en ~ English Or any other
80 ,s,e nsnt Of his he shows
gnarla a English Jack
uD0a, want !
.anta ~"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

THv MAsB CONTEMPORARY Etrateht
efIse union, and enthusiasm scents io nave
yyisted ia thn tity at he Nhig convention o1
III al atd following dlfs, meanings were
hold an tho evenings OF Friday anl SATURDAY
i, Rsake Arcade and we're addressed hf eer
rrsl distinguished whigs aiming etlere = q
prantisp, GOV. Roman, Il Hunt, hmh 81 a
Gaiah, Sc, &c,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

Az EXAMPLE WORM foLtoWfrs~ The
South Carolina Chronicle, a spirited paper
published at Columbia. clearly seeing the itns
possibility Of eieettng Mr., Calhoun President,
| has come ont FOR Henry Clay, II states that
The wings throughout The state are moving
vigorously. and will be joined by many adj
herehts If mr.. Calhoun who have become
exasrerated nj the treatment he has received
al the hands of his democratic allies.
Dgsh At WAsntsafur.- The eorregpoh.
Ydent ofthe Baltimore Americas ssae@z si.at
Washington City was a good deal excl ed on
the 18th in consequence Of O duel fought
between Julian May (son If Dr.. r. May and
Joseph C6ehrane, The brother Of one Of the
same name who has been d Clerk IN the War
Office, The duel was fought at thirty pBees
with rifles, and Mr.. Goehfane received The
ball ofhis antagonist ut the first fire, and
fell. Mr.. May was d youngest son aud MIR.
Cochran was the M The seconds named
are Hfr Poodle Of Georgia, and Mr.. Akhe, Of
Pennsylvania. The affair commenced at 4
ball, aud had no better origin than one ofIhe
tribes which, once hfooded on for a moment,
result in The death Of one OF two persons who
d moment before were friends.-Ttgpic.
49,
TnH I~srAMous TAntpy-The NJ. Y. Tri.
bune saysi-HoW that atroeious Wing Tariff
is destroying our and revenue
Not quite Two millions Of dollars collected ut
the single port of New York in the dull month
Of january We must certainly 60 back 10
the reteaue tariff Of 20 to 25 per cent. ad
yalorem, which in ls4T and 1919 produced
some thirteen or fourteen millions per aunum
in the whole Union
The N. Y. Herald Of the 10th, inst, 81 es
fuller evidence of the manner in which this
Infamous measure is Gripping and destroy.
ing our eopinerce.-That paper says-This
week no less than eight packets have arrived
AZ this rort from England and France, bring
ing goods with over haifa million Of dollars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

N Hos THOMAS BvrtFn--I y wi'h p]laasire
l'ai we aHtoouea The hohtnatiqn g thia gen.
,,aDan Ia represent tha third district " Con
eersa lta Walt,known and tried patriotism,
H, exherAats and abilities, tm'lY eatit.e hith
M ,hs zaotat, Nj htB fellow ~pitl5aaa. Tie iae
already represented this stale 10 C1hgres, and
4 san eLt IN, aTGest N arIRg hers {,AnA
III ,hsmselsea be beaten through eHpinunese
.Aod inactivity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

y,,y Sail, Ia b3uaia4ft-9ales of rntDia
ANA aFs ordered by the President a. the l9l.
A. iks Lad once at oaaehita, 25d Oct
i4il. vaeahtlan1i Oh which are no private
AtGae tana 0 use At opeloasas, 9th Nov.
ls4AAthc same
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

kRshgrn NJ tAe Htig Dtitaates-Laat Aion
d,y aIternaan The boAts, Rdl8t0e and Harry
sFt4s IVssi returned with thor enthusiastic
er,Vd., and we're received at the lsree by 2
lefye a,senalage a. Our elttsaas Of both par
tips ]saNiaaa % hear the result # the n1lsa
ranyeutton, Every body seemed to hs suits
Adj aaa enthusiastic Ia the cause they have
engaged
The Harry ot The West ran aground,
,hrons, NE Oil, ON Mooday night and on
tie Rainbow coming uh Capt Ssllcek, with
that magaammly that cbaracterises him,
ptFar,a hs servteea, which we're accepted,
snd he oaca more restored the noble boat te
hrr element. Sarh acts require 70 be noticed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

We age sorry ln learn an alteration took
r'are hptWeea Mr. ID, H. Twogeoa aud Mr..
l. q Hertsby, which Fesal el ii The death
ofthe turuet On Mobday. Ms l. G Horne,
Az vsn ,rAaphl before recorder Baldwin, aud
informed at the charge against him Of having
raugrd t.e death ~ u H. fwosood, BY ins
R.s,lnga t hun Divers severe blows, at the
A.ra8e, an Saturday e%nening. Mr., SoUle
AnRasfei ea beh8 III Vi Elotnebv, and desired
lba, the examination might be postponed an.
~ Thursday next, 70 whtth the reeetdef a..
eeU,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

We are sorry Ia hear thai the Hon, Judge
Leonard beo&e his ar,n Ia fall from his bug.
nv nu Monday last
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
DIR. r. NJ. HEREFORD.

Tenders bis professional services to the
pnbIc,-Ofice on Lafayette at.
February 10th, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

az A ball viii be given by the gallant
and rnntlemanly officers in the garrison at
This place Oh Tuesday evening next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

M, CLAY arrived III Mobile on Nondoy, and
teuk lodgings a ,ie res,6etee of DR., Levert
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

We hopo The whtss here wtll eho" 'he
rau,a enthusiastic spirit dat ahitHatea i1eta
etsea here. Let ua Ne vi aud doing, aud no'
soffaf an fnglotiaas defeat through neglect
VIVA, has become " The Committee ap.
Iojnlei "a y former meeting q he Clph' iof
the hurpote u providing d suitable rootn
Il ID tine they we're acting
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
re RENT

81 That fine property, known hv -.
name of "Bae0islc.n belenr;.. %
aRa Madam B~eauTegard. For coSSs 70
sH@apply to Capt. Fayrof, ,sa". lIs'oas
nee; or 10 Dir. Menard, at the Ior;.;sn. NE 81
RCD II 8. aAs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
IA i n LAYeoCK

Tenders his professional services In tho
~prleties III medicine and lluaery to the Gil"
sarts III baton n utgs and vicinity.
OfBas on I.ayfaystts 81. in tho north west
end III tie CITY Hotel where be may be found
n All tines unless professionally engaged
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

The court of ttff6fs and Appeals in Crimi.
nal matters have affirmed The opinions of the
lower courts III the following eases, viz!
Fro 4 the parish o Ofl ans, Norman Shell
dor for t6dhterfeititgt and ?. o, H. Lennon,
for i%nyeighlihE slaves.
From tie parish Of 81 Landry David Clark,
for larceny
From the parish Of Point Coupees Peter
Cade Ell ais murder.
In the case Of George, d slave. convicted
In The pafiab Of Tsnsas, for stabbthg, the
Judgment vas ryefsed and rendered VOID.
The case was femaBded to be tfiedd anew, an
according 10 iate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

Prentice Of the louisville Journal is at pres
eet III New OFlnanS, an a visit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

M~rSMERtsM DIR. Coombs the Mesmeriser,
seems 10 ave aStontehed even his Disciples.
would seem that il there were something
il the ]srieuee, there Il a great deal more in
The humbugs that practice it,
TIA the editor Of Inc Baton Rouge Gdzete)
!Stn,--fhe t,pe has ,,sw arrived wh II |
III ak we should begin to cast nbonf ue or
suitable pe,soas TO represent Ms IN the Con
venttrn am therefore persuaded il will not
h, considered premature or jRexpedienr for
one Of your snbsc lbets, through the medium
nt your valuable paper, to suggest the name
of James NJ Brunei, Esq as a person emf.
nently qualified, by his public and private vir.
,,es. pm riotism, Intelligence and long resi-.
3once in the parish, 10 I'll that high station.
The suggestion If The name Of Mr.. Brunot,
however. rs made with all due Difference to
The prelentions Of other gentlemen, who are
tavorBbly mentioned for the high stations.
Respectfully,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
feb 10Th, 1874
sr. JOsEpu,s rutTReu

IT dy3EFH JHUHJH
An election d The ChurcbV ardens for tho
Term Of one year viii be held 81 the above
church on Monday the Al March next,
All those who have al heart the welfara and
prosperity Of the church are Invited 10 attend.
BY order Of Tie Churehwardena.
Feb. IL 2 A. BEsSY sec'y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

VI az pound Boxes) best Sperm Candles
for family use for sale BY
PIKE II BARtN.