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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

d a young girl, named Eliza Ann Cush-
man, employed on one of the Power Presses in
the Office of the Boston Transcript, met with a
painful accident on Wednesday. After pointing
the sheet she held her hand on it too long,
and it was shockingly lacerated. A voluntary
subscription was instantly made up by the hands
in the Office to the amount Of nearly $50 for her
relief.
NAvAL.-The U. S, soop of war vandalia,
Com. Chauncey, from the West India Station
and last from Havana, whence she sailed on the
18th ut. arrived at Norfolk on Monday and an
chored off the Naval Hospital.
u VIM. Hogan, Esq. bearer of dispatches
from our Minister at Mexico, arrived at New Or
leans on the 26th ult from Vera Cruz, on his way
TO Washington city.
u The Transit is running between Lewiston
and Toronto. This is taking an early start
STATE PRISON STATIsrICS-On the 7rh insr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

MYSTERIES OF LoNpoN'-long and eagerly
looked for by the literary gormandizers-has just
been issued (part ~ from the press of ]. Winches
ter 80 Ann-street. 1t is translated from the French
by H. c. Deming, Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
Commercial and Money ma,,.-,
" Fe, sales ct III, Sock E4ehqnr.. see Las, p.

u Fo' sales at ths Sock t;1cAene,. see La,, p.,
sisoArFa
The market was rather heavy al the open;,,t
prices improved at th close anu a. the SAM boa,d,
cy Of the MAKE. in considerable gree recovered
Exchanges are dull at 8 81 for Sterling san {.
Francs "
The person whom we alluded to YESTERDAY :,
having failed IS Mr. Mayor Wesu?rre.ssd the r,,..
;srday ba;;hes siace been made pubc Il va, ~
the edTa.s, Mt CostaT, led Mr. slayer b. vasioo,
ments iato ihss large accsrtauces Rnd sent the
ORLEANS for s'e insts Of ssntiag her4 70 psc. III,
IN funds. here has arisen fsom this matter OF so
tance appsa 'ha one Of The bills accepted by M,yo
SS,010, became due on Wednesday last, I,,,, i''
the Leather Bank. which seAti it 70 the l,,pb,,.,
made payable, the teller OF which Institution cs,,;
Upon discovering afterwards TIA, Nj A,avo,,,
no: good the Manhattan gave notice TO The Is,,bs -
ac and Eow refuses 20 pay the bill thus Certified ~ -
gtoand that the nctice before the cas Of
hours, the holders los; nothing By ,he mistake &C H.
in certifying the bill The opinion however, in bs
almos: unanimous that ths Manhattan Will b. oh.si
pay
There is considerable Cotton going forward sr!
three transient ships taken up a, for .,,,,. :
round These rates refused for one vessel now A. :.
cer;f
The Western Railway from Albany to Bos,o,
cost S5oat SIS 100000 Vi this sum the State SIaschu
lent her credit oE 81 Geo. $50 and subscribed 81
the City OF Abany loaned her eond' to 'hs Company f
SOOoc00 th- Company agreeing to pay per cent
interest a1d per cent suking fund. The reaaud, :,
the sock 81 OOOOeO, subscribed by individuals b m
ycar after its completion this road pa; the ipterss, Or m
AID invested per cent. for the s.kIaS fund The soJ
year they did the sane, with surpu, to the sinks, a3
THIS dong better ;han the Newly and Erie and Cs
plain Canals did Immediately their completion Real ,.
in Boston has increased ten PER vulue Throughout ~
whole city while many branches the business Of ,hs CIR,
has nearly Goabisd
The receipts the above Railroad Tor the week er,
March ID We're 1874 la;,
Passengers So 6g3 s. n
fTe. .ht, &c. 6.57 800. n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

The following were the prices Of Foul 1,,.,. ~
60, I'D o., >, -. .v.,,, no,uts named at ths i1'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

LADIES GLOVES
NOTICE.

Satss Of property for ~ payment NJ Parish
T'aEes in me Parish Of gast beton Rouge,
Louisiana. . "'inI
by virtue Of or act, entitled an act Of the
Legislature III ths Stats of Lonieiata approved
march the 18th 1s42, and by virtue Of The 4th
section Of an act approved 18Th March lsJO--
VIII proceed to sell at public Auction on
Tuesday the Cad day Of Jahuary lsl%-at
tho Court House In the Town d Baton Rouge,
between the usnal hours Of Sales, all the
right, title Interest, and Claim Of the loIlow.
ing named persona, in and 10 the following De.
ecribed property Tor the payment q Their Par.
ish Taxes due In the Parish Of Bast Baton
Rouge 70 wit - ata5rt .s
Lot M. | in square No. Is In that part OF
the town of Baton Rouge laid out by u, Beau
regard and together with aIl the Buildings
and improvements for the payment OF Parish
Taxes due by Mary BfeheI f. W. .fforthe
years 1910 1871 aud 1912. t'" "'
Two lots Of ground in The town Of Baton
Rouge, with all the buildings and improve
mentg situated on the same, and described on
the henratiye plan Of said town as follows, 10
wit (: LOT measuring 1f5 1912 feet iron by
90 feet deep, and situated IN that part Of the
town Of Baton Rouge, heretofore Jointly own.
ed by Messrs. Hickey, Scott, Butler, Gardere,
Sloan, Malta and Falton, it being lot No Z in
square . Of said JOINT properly also another
lot Of ground and improvements adjoining the
above described lot and Situated. in Hairs
Row Of that town, fronting onlnGrth street,
bounded east by q lot of ground owned BY
John BUTLER, Esq, and west by q lot OF ground
owned by tine heirs of Brown, measuring 30
feet trent by u feet deep. Seized to satisfy
the amount O fta1es due By Benz. $. Holmes
and Eliza Holmes his wife, in and for the pas
rish OF East Baton Rouge, for the years 1874
and 1912, together with costs
s4e arpens of land, and improvements IN.
the sane, in tie parish Of EastBaton Rouge,
and bounded On the west by lands owned by
Major Stephen Roberts, north by lands o wntd
by Daniel Sullivan, cast by lands formerly
owned by the heirs Of Gray, and south by
lands formerly owned by James I West
Seized 10 satisfy the amount Of Parish Taxes
due by Thomas b.. Morrison, in the parish Of
East Baton Rouge for the yeaf Of is42toge.
her with costs. 81 - rot faH
Also. 3l3 arpens land and improvements
situated on the river Amite in the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, and bounded on the north
by lands owned by John Kerr, Esq, east by the
river Amite, south by lands formerly owned
by James NJ. ELAN, ard west by public lands.
Seized TO satisfy the amount Of Parish Taxes
due by Arthur Kimball for the parish Of East
Baton Rouge for the year 1912 together with
costs. .s EEz.' "
Terms Of sale Of The above described pro-
p~erty--cash, without the benefit of appraise-
''"' .a. u... .at O. HACKEr.
.1sfsts Collector of parish Taxes.
dor 90 .af. - rs l. .J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

T1e undersigned is prepared to make the
most liberal advances on Cotton addressed 70
his friends Messrss John Goo6in Il Co, Of
New Orleans, either In cash or merchandise.
As there is a strong probability of an in
progefnent in The price Of the article this rear
~ consequence of the shortness or the crop,
those wishing to hold on until late in the sea-
son, viii be advanced 3f3 the present Fafue.
with the understanding however,, that Tho
cotton Is received before such advances ale
made. s! r-.
He has on hand a general assortment. Of
Groceries, all fresh, also IS pieces Of Baggink
and Is coils rope, which he offers on az good
terms as any other establishment in Baton
Rouge. DUNCAN NcFlDyEgJ
Baton Rouge, december Q, Is4s. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Cnrew m CANAUk.-The Kingston
u.-.l6 of5the 9Th inst. states that's dread
faI tragedy was enacted aocus : m'.es
from that place On gus - '"e -
Insss- called himself Morgan Ham.
- shot hiB wife. formerly the
lleoe azis, and afterwards shot him.
wsaOW Tbs bal entered her breast, and
sen s i her back, near the spine. She
leog onxs when last heard from, and there
49, soos that she may recover. lie mar.
lbs oldlady shout twelve months ago,
seo ,Ssy lived ~1DhaPpily together. and or
sos "a, hs told her TO pack bis things a
80 goine to leave her. She dId 20
hs - called her into The room whefi
With Two pistols IN biz hand.
" s.a;g sben VIZ hesitated, but 3
0e 49, ~, presented the pistol q %
EsD. r "a i fred. She ran out q e, n ,
bFasst s ia murder, god so : Re iel, 90 ?.
hsass 49, vbsp sks vas Pisks7 y y
=s#H #~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

MR. CLEBERs Mefchant-T Tailor. announces
TO the public of Baton Rouge and lis vicinity,
that he has just opened astore fur the purpose
of conducting the tailoring business. Gar
ments cut and made on the shortest notice and
in the latest fashion. Having carried on.thls
business b fore in this town, his capacities are
well known. HaEing a namrber Of good work.
men on hand, he is enabled to Accommodate
those who wish To encourage him without de-
lay. and at prices as low as any other esta.
biIshfnent. t.-a
He has constantly on hand an assortment
of cloths, cassimeresr satins; cassimeres ant
satin for vests, &c, at his store, next door It
Messrs. Phillips g. LanOue, Lafayette street
december 80 AZ IT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
Wa.alnaror 60, poe. 90. ls4s.

Dear Pc SIN tho Senate this morning
there was but little dono,. The only the only
thing Of interest TO your section OF country
vas the presentation by Mr., Barrow Of the
resolutions paired by your Legislature in IA
voF oil reorranizing the III Regiment of Dra-I
Roons oF Fefnndlng Gen. Jackson's fne ; and
Of making All appropriation for improving the
mont of Red Riyes. Tho resolutions were
yafsrred-Ghs afpt To tby COMMITTEES on Mill.
tary Affairs, thu second 10 the Committee on
The judiciary. and third to the Committee on
Commerce. Khe Senate at hall past IL
o'clock adienFned
In the House Of Representatives a bill was
introduced By Mr., Houston for the reduction
end graduation Of the price ofthe public lends
60 actual settlers. Il was read twice, and re-
!ersed 70 the Committee gu Public Lands.
Many othbF hills (bnt OF no public INTEREST,"
we're introduced amp referred. ra.t
Mr. Bavik's resolution, referring the quds-
ton iii the election Of members from the non.
aistrietinr States TO the Committee on Elec-
TONS, Tor their report thereon, was. after con-
adorable debate, aaopted--yeas l43, nays 81.
The next thing was Mr.. Barnarfs resoln-
ton TO enter the nrolcst on the Journals which
was disposed Of BY amotion to lay the whole
subiecl on the ~table-Yeas Ll6, nays 90.
A bill was introduced By Mr.. Bidlack for
the establishment Of q National Foundry
Mr. Adams then heganto present his bud
ret az abolition petitions, and the question o.
reception being raised on EACH the remain
dcF ef The day went for nothing. Al . o'cloet
the H0aea adjourned.
Mr.. Robert Tyler viii very soon leave thi'
eiiyg and take up his residence IN Philadelphia
! nraefirinU LAWYER. Ii is said by thog,
best. acquainted with his mental stamina ani
for euEit shslity, that he must prove eminent
II successful. t1aA hA
Aemembef Of Congress named Tayier hss
understand, just fallen IN the street coming
fromthe House, and rupulred q blood vessel
II is hoped his case may not prove fatal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

TIE pdBtie' ale t01sj f assplsctf iify inforued
that the TbtFd Annual Agficdittts and BE.
c]tttnics' l9khib ti5n ard FHir, ailt take place
at Baton Rouee. on the Second MoAddy III
danuarg nrtk lsld, and will continue lor tive
dayp onlg a
The prer1tttie awarded III Tie iabl FAIR,
vii be presented sn Tie fret day Of the FIX.
hibiii0n, s,,atl ta~H
The Aasocfat.on viii again award, al their
next neutrality-suspicious. fnr the fret and
second beat hofeoF, jacks, mules, improved
| breed Of cattle-bAtlr, eoNs, lslleFe, yfofks
ing oxei, sheep, swine. daasi p~oultry--tGE.a
keys, geese, ducks, and other lowls. 5Arts
rles Df the Dairg-=butigr, fbeess, niilka
Beehives. Agricultural implements and msL
chibsrY, and articles IN every branch OF the
mechanical arts. Also+rfaf the fist and 40.
C1nd beat productions Of The fiold -augar, rot
ton, tobacco. rice, corr, ind gybilk, { fHw or
manufactured. Fly Domebttcs, aud cotton
AIDES, wooden stuiT4, &C. Emo arfs-phit.
tings, drawings, peoht1anship, lithogr1phy,
engraving, wood cutting. carving, Printing,
&c. Horficali ure-ffutts, aJwersj shrubbery,
&c, DC, &c, Hs
All specimens for the esh biti6H, 30 they
either Of the field, The animal kingdom or tie
mechanical arts, must at loHBt BIO sett one
day bofurB the exhibition takes place, oj.
dressed to the Treasurer { jas, Cbobef J Of
the Agricultural and Mechanics Association
Of the State of bouisiatl, at Baton" Rouge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOUVEL ESTABLISHMENT
DE MARcHAND- TA1LLEUR

M. CLEBER annonce an pnblic de Baton
Rouge ct des envlrons, gull Went d'ouvrlr IN
Magasin pour exercer Ia profession de Mar
chahd.T ailleur. Fl fan toutes sortes d'habHs
Sc, dams lie plus court delai ct dams lie der
nier god4. CONNIE NJ. Cieber a autrefois exer.
ce sa profession a Baton Rouge, son habiIete
est bIen eonnue. Ceux ani soudront ben
i'honorer de leur patronage peuvent ere as
sures que leur Outrage sera gconfectionne
dune maniere satisfaisante,e ct a apssi has prix
| qu'en ancun autre Establishment. II anra tou-
iours en- main un assortment de draps. cast.
mfrs, satins de lame, casimirs ct soIes pour
vestes. n5 #aB-gn8 =a /
Son rnagasin est sitpa a la p~rochaine porte
au-dessous de Messrs. Phillips & Lanoue, rue
Lafayette. a.E 30 dec Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
nEauLAR PACKET.

For Baton Rouge and llevaIl's Landing,
The steamer HELEN,
Capt. ]. X. Tire, haRitg IA.
~ ken the place Gftbe Col
orado, viii ply regularly between New Orleans
and the above Ports, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday, morning, at 10 o'cieck,rc-
turning-will leave Baton Rouge every Sataf'
day morning, at 8 o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers at any Of the Intermediate
landings. nj as low rates as any other Packet
in the Trade.
The HELEN Is owed by CaptF. M. strecl
and will continue in the above Trade Summer
and winter. ...ss. g..Egas
For Freight or Passage, apply on board OF
" "'. PIKE and BABrN.
Dec. 10th, As. .a,ts a1taq 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
with great rsspeeft
Four obedient servants

"Rssolpsd, That the interference, by the
citizens III any q. the States, with a view to
the aboiaion Of slavery IN this District, Is en-.
dangeriGg the rights and security ofihe PEG.
pie Of tho District and. That any act or meas.
utea OF Congress designed 10 abolish slavery
IN this District, would be a violation OF The
faith implied in the ression BY the States OF
Virginia and Maryland i just cause Of alarm
10 the people Of the slave-holdlng States, ana
have d direct and inevitable tendency " dis
turb and cndangar the Union
"And Resoirei, That It would be highly ~.
expedicnt 10 abolish slavery in any district OF
country set apart for tie Indian tribes, where
il now axista, or in Florida, the only Territory
Of the United States in which y it now exists
because Of the serious alarm and iust appre-
Tensions which would be thereby excited ~
the States sustaining that domegtio institutions
because the people Of that Territory nave not
asked it TO be done; and when admitted into
the Union, will be exclusively entitled 70 DE.
eide thas question themselves; because Y would
be IN violation of the stipulatlotla Of the treaty
between the United States and Spain, of the
nd Of February, 1910 and, also, because j
would be in violation of q solemn compromise,
made at a memorable and cralcal period "
the history Of this country, BY which, whilst
slavery was prohibited north, il was admitted
south, OF the line Of thirty sig degrees and
| thirty minutes north latitude. Senate's Jour
nal, Jan. IUth, 1898, p. l25 and l26.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
By the President: an-e'|a' .'
THO. H. BLAKE,
COMMISSIONS o he Central Land Office,
.4#. ..rr NOTICE. Oh @.~I'
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

Yente par la sCour des PfeuVes-Paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre dela!Cour des Preuves
dams ct ponr la %paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge,
il sera vendu par e soussigne Jnge de Parols-
sc, sur les lieux, .aeea
MERcREDI, 10 Janvier proclaim (lSl4) 4
a III heures, Ia proprttte snivante, apparte-
nant a la succession de feu John Hueston,
Lot No. /, dams l'fIet No. 2, dams cette par
tie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpentee par
Leonard, avec toutes les batlsses ct atneiiora-
tons qui sly trouvent.
La "Gazette de Baton Rouge ayec Ia
presse, caracteres, ct aatFes articles y aPPar-
tenant. H ID
I'm Jheval, selle ct bridet
Une brbiiotseque, ct une quant1e De livfes'
Une table ct un auteull.
CONDITIONS DE Ia vENTE.
LiacquGreur de Ia mason ct lot Sc ebargera
du paiement de la somfae de $500 avec iite-
ret sur Ia dlte sou1me, due sur une hyPothe-
Que a Ia, Banaae de Cite de ia Nile. Orleans;
secondement, lie Placement de Ia somme dc
kSI1OO avec inieFef du % Jun IS43, due a b
succession de "A. Geoffroy, dane lie courau
dun an du Lldr de la Vente. ct pour Ia balance
un credit de I'M, deux at trois ans, en- bileti
.kapprouves ct h~ypotheque sur la propriete JUS
nu'au Daiement final. La Gazette a un Gre
drt de un, deux 81 trois ans du jour de la ven
te, en- biIlets endosses ct APPROVES, payable
en- banque. La propriete peFsonnelle, al
compliant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
GRAMMAR sCunnl.

r q. II, Spencer, Lecturer on English gram
mar, respectfully bbgs leave TO INFORM the
citizens of Baton Rouge and vicinity, that he
will commence 4 c5urse Of lectures on this
interesting science 10 the basement ofthe NJ,
r.. Church on "Wednesday the 10'h IF Ianha-
nv next. Thirty lectures constitute a course.
Only three hours in twenty four will DO re-
quired Of the pupil. Pupils who have never
studied English Grammar, before viii be able,
after having attended NO c%oIrsesj to parse
difficult blank verse. transpOse and parse poe
Try, correct false language, speak, write or
teach the English language gralnlpaticalIy
Foreigners who fnd II difficult 70 undnrstaad
English, would do well 70 availthernelqes n
tbis opportunity. Private lcssons vii be CIV
en- to pupiE3 IL tlreir residence If required.
The most satisfactory testimonials can be
given, from Gov. Whtftonh, Judge Knny,
| DR.. Read, sevcfat Rcg. gentlemen and Il l.urn,
Der Of higbIy respectable attorneys aud oihel
citizens Of high standing 10 Indiana.
TERss-S3 per session- For the eonvc.
aience of those who are employed through the
day an evening class is proposed also.
N. r.. A public examination will be hclt
| at the expiration ofeach session, and no chargf
made unless satisfaction is given. 4.
Refer 10 "A. Read. O.,
X. WaddII Esqrr,
Dee If a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Shors aeatcnees for good IhinkeFt'
Moderatipn il thp plkon string running
through the;peril chain Of NIL vlrtures.
Al nablhaF.in laws serason uoldom takes
well with eli audience of duUghters.in'
law. +
Pastiase, like vino, is poison IL the NOR.
hing.
Iie that Ii proud at the Fustling ct his
silku ike a madman, laughs at the rust.
ling of This fettefs.
God IL better lodged IN tho heart than
Ia great ediicea. p
Iii there II u manwho may col his bread
at peace with God and man, Il ~ that
man who has brought that bread out ofthe
earth BY his avn honest Industry, u i
eankered by no ftaud--it Is wet by no
tesr-it i stained By no blood.
The transition from Joy tosorrow is ga.
aiesl IN pure mtnds as the true diamond,
Shsa moisgoned by the breath, rscoseFs It's
lustge sooner than fals ones.
As 40 man can tell whore q shoe pinch.
an better than he that wears it--so sa man
can tell d womau's disposition better Than
no thas hath welded bel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

SrSaUEAR CRUGsH or A VESSEL WITH :
our nEn CnEw.-About d week since .
6ne schooner belonging to Messrs, Roop
a Harris, of Moose River. ~. ST. broke
from her fasss at she wharf atthss plaee'
and found her way (during the night
throovh Annapolis Gut into the Bay, and
an ~ follswing incoming was seen fifteen
nile fFons land the wind blowing strong
~ the time. il was found impossible 20 60
out ID her, and when the wind abaied
eeareh wal made for her but for some
tire without guccess--she was, however
~ length found on the shore near Parsboro
ond sithoue having sustained any injury
in her solitary cruise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

men, who e. rried her inloa house Dear by
aud OFT going 10 sbhfeh for Glhin they
found him lying under the table % bis own
house, dead, the ball having gone through
bis beatS.' He was an Anaricans and il IL
supposed that the name hq went by WIS
an asppmed namo, and thai hs had boon
an inmate Of some pbnitentiany III the
States, for ono of liip hpnds WINS branded,
and pnrt Of ono Of his cara essG of.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE

The undersigned having bean s1posais&
Administrator of tho Estates Of lie late Val
Lam Adams and his wife Cynthia MeNorris
both deceased, requests all persons indebted 70
said Estates to make immediate aymenf and
those aaFlng claims against the zane to nrs-
seat them without delay. duly authenticated
a JOHN PHILLIPS.
boz. - ~ Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
MAYORALTY.

Resolved That the owners Of property or
ether eide Of Lafayette street, repair their
sidewalks, said repairs TO be completed Nv
the FIRST day Of December next, 1913. The
sidewalks u be eight feet, and the reps' tD
be approved by the street committee. Ard
any owner Of property on raid stree, whe abal n
neglect orrefnss 10 make the proper FeDairs
on their sidewalks, shall be reported n fks
Town Magistrate to DC dealt with accordine
to an ordinance Of the 9th MAY 1897.
SAM. SKOLFELD. ca.
oct. e Sc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
AVIS.

FRENEz GARDE.-Le premier de Janyier
conrant, ii etc enlev6 ala fesidemed d. SOUS.
signe, une cuillere d'argeht, du pods de 3 on
ces environ, marquGelE M Fl etLfabriqu6e par
lie characterization est fate de ~n'entrer
dams aucune transaction pour cette c~uillere,
qui est un meuble de famiIle auquel on tent
beaucoup. "a. ra. .=
Une reeompense reasonable sera donne a
duiconque decouvrira le yoleur.
ANTOINE MONGET.
e Aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
LrsT RECE1vEn

4 general assortment Of ready made eIolh+
ing, hats and caps, besides a good many La.
dues fancy goods, by gan
D. SANGER
P s All those indebted 10 d. Sanger, are,
respectfully limited to come forth and settle
their accounts, otherwise they will be haaded
to 4 lawyer for collection.
december Q 43
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Farte de place, n6ns somnes oblige de
remover i la semaine prochaipe Ia publ.
cation. a. une piece relative au steamer
Roman. ..efEN 4
Vrpg Er CREDE--Michel Granary, avec
son abdomen prtpond4rant ct ses larges e.
pauies, est 4 tous egards I'm n%naitre honfIne,
Nous en- raapoudons n, qai que yous soyez
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