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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

fifty Ecss for sale and to Rent.
" We have 4 large number Of lots in this
city which we are authorized to sell on ac-
commodating terms, and some which VIC
will rent for term Of years Enquire of
july Is GRIMES & STARR.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23

DRisTOL Bricks.---For -
Il ? knives, securing, &c. for s,, ssaa'
Sept2l JFTtpqf,ea
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
scI,i,r - nos1 StO

selling at Reduced Pr; ss'ofe
- =. ADAMS has remov.ses
"a NEwBEicE BurLpIsc. m NJ y i
nearly opposite the Post Office 'a nll
has opened a fresh, and EXTENSIVE S q
Boots and shoes. g. eta.
Consisting Of Ladies FasIion,hl',
Prunella, and fine Calf, Boots !. Ao''a
slippers; Mems extra fine fine c aaoe' \
and course Boots, Shoes and Braraa'se
and Children's Boots and Shoes. 'As' VI
Buffalo and other 0rer H..
Leather Trareiling 7yanl.
Leather Of all kinds, al WHOLE
tail. Findings for the trade ~ y
variety Of articles in his line. als H. ~
work done to order, with neatnas. ce'.I
patch as usual. The Subscribe ' ~ 4
opportunity to thank his ol5 rr rhe' 4
EsS, and the PUBLIC in aen oeeiQg
their iormcrpatronage, and honas.ah
a general share Of their fntn,a y NJ
Burlington June 80 1913 "
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-23
School Books and Stationery.

School Books and Stationery.
FyOR sale by the Subscriber,
Eclectic First, Second and Third reader
Elementary Spelling book.
Smiths Arithmetic, Smiths Grammar
United States School Primer,
Infant school Primer, &c. DC.
Cheap and superior Cap and Letter
Pader, ruled and unruled; superior and com
mon Quilts; blank Cards of various sizes
at The lowest rates for cash.
mar2l f C PEASLET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
d.
COLLEGE OF BATON ROUGE 18TH
SESSION.

DIfsyk3A04NF
By divine permission, tie College Of Baton
Rouges under the sole management Of the
President. (~assisted by competent Profcssors)
and nton his sole responsibility, sill reopen
on the 18th day Of February next and continue
its operations, with the exception 0ftwO weeks
vacation, 10 the end Of the year.
Day scholars will not be- received except
By special engagement.
Board and Tuition has been reduced from
$500 to SI25 for lads under IL years Of age,
and to. $50 for those over liz.
$50 extra for washing.
As The expenses ofthe college are constant
" going on, and tie professors do not make
a deduction. from their salaries, in consequence
Of q decrease in the number Of pupils, 80 there
will be no deduction made 10 a student, for
loss If time by sickness or otherwise, but, as
the tickets are transferable, another student
/ may be substituted in the place Of him who is
absent.
The stand ! have taken may seem 10 some
~peoDle, 10 be rather higher than that Of other
@~l~ggy~v4-sg,es p-esosse circumstances will
justify but ] am determined either to do
nothing, OF to establish such a aystcm rs shall
prove itself deserving Of public patronage:
and 10 accomplish thie, | must require the
public To be faithful in discfarging their part
Of The duty. Mine j assure them shall be
done. Etery attention shall be given 10 IA
%cil'iaie the progress Of or pupils, and 10 Ca
ses d necessity, the rod shall rot be spared,
in promoting the good order and discipline Of
the college.
R.H. RANNEY, President.
College Baton Rouge, Jan 10Th 1874.
Tickets of admittance for the year may be
had Of Mr.. +. ID. Newcomb, at the Surveyor
Generals office. Baton Rouge, and Of Inc
President, at the College, payable one half in
advance, and the balance on the LIST day Of
July.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
Il. p DUCONGE.

Importer Of French and English Chcmi.
cats md Pcr(nmerN, aud wholesate anil
retail dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Patent
medicines, dc. No. 80 Charfres Street,
bcAucen BcnriMc and C~ustOmhonse
STREETS, Ncg Orleans.
las the honor Of informing the Public
that he bas removed his Drug Store from no.
IS Bienyille Streets No. 30 Ciaftres Street,
between BienyiIie and C~nstombouse Streets,
Having made arrangements with the most
extensive and respectable Houses IN France,
England, and the Northern States, be viii
continue TO receive regular supplies OF every
article in bis line Of Business, which he VIII
be able 10 furnish 10 Druggists, Country Mer-
chants, and Planters, at tho lowest prices, and
On the most reasonable terms.
N. d. Agency for SWANS Panaeca. Rcy.
nauid's pect5ral Paste, Bonbe's sirnp ioF me
g1at. MOD hex Copagia Capsules Labarraquc'g
Concentrated Chloride Of Sodium.
January 1sL 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the public not to
receive in payment or on account OF any
transaction, a certain draft drawn by me ~
ravnr n WIN. Stevens on James Hutches, da.
led 16th October 1543, and payable lst
March 1914. Any person who becomes the
holder Of this draft viii do 50 at bis peril as
nayment Of he same has been stopped
GEORGE WASHINGTON HACKET.
ration Rouge, February 3, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

We we're rather surprised a seeing the
vote of Mr.. Iabauye's on The renewal OF NE
,eat Of Government 10 Baton Rouge, me
statement that he voted for the removal olt'Ie
eeat Of government because bis constituent
de.ired i, but against his individual opinion
we verify believe was the means Of deiea'lnR
II. bill That a Senator living 80 close to
tbe proposed locality was opposed to The TO-
moyel argued strongly against IT, We eSPec-
,ad hotter things from that Hon. gentleman
after his experience Iast session.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

s a:o,cloek p. M. mo one approaching,
" yalked down TIE Avenue 70 orr quarters.
Mi ghe evening MI Edward WIN Johnson
-4siia5 n nv room, and spoke of %anotier tune
B ag ixed f5r street fgIt. ] answered.
yZ,fr iriead acted ~cooatiig, 10 not attending
~ Iay III HE time named, aud ea'Ittol cor-
rEsp5nl wltb you farther ~ thai el0l9el'
I'LL lhep epoke 81 d reconciliation, and ailu.
iii III his uaplcaaant siitatien, and aoyqft-
I!laNym Cpat Johnson ! then said bfing
Ntj,et Cost Johnson, 10 the, aud perhaps we cah
s%arssf,pe il. Tho next day SATURDAY ~
I'LL II Cost Johson and Edward VIM JolnF"n
ss,2f,b to nv ROOM, and We had . long ih'efi
XIV. informed BIN then that we eou'o
4<,ata 10 eonreaaions---t cof1pt1inlsca--it
surdogieg. No declaration was ui1de 20 ~
Altard VIM Johnson, that IN the decllnatlot
81 the ch,lGsnao Of sir SlriyefI, We moan
&, t,srcsperl t. binI or his iriead Tor IT wa
= II. determination from the Outset, tI'at "
~ sIr Weller should # 9bt no BODY out
~ iitrmaa Of nndippttei character.
Whatever has been done, has hoFn uop'
mn nv advice; and | have no lieslta,iot, ,
gaying that tie conlurt Of Mr we've
/ thtaurlout the Whole Of tie Transaction ha
) bpen that Of a high minded and rh''aif'e go'
s:'F"''"' - JNO. n DAWSON.
W My. ttavtrr's, Jan. 81, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

sKt1rrt sUnagEY.-A very delicate ao0
istsreatlnr surgical operation was pofiofnie'
il he Baltimore Infrmary on the Oh ut
lNre patient was . beautiful AID Interesting Ter s.,,s
i flo bey, aged twenty nouthF, who had some
iw, months ago, got water.lnelot seoa III 's
IL tpdprpc, from The off cts Of which ne 1ao
n tTrrpd much, aud IN time must InevItaoly
h 70 died. The operation Of "Iraeheotoiny'
IA il is technically termed, "aB performed u,
tile short space Of ten minutes ne Pat,etTI'
Esrs head held steadily and anincislop made by
I've nrerator. about reo.fouttbs 81 40 men ~
,nptI, through tho i~ntegalnettts Of the throa'
inio the vii q Pipe.
Tlia being accomplished, by means Of o'hel
instrnmeute lbe orltice vas dlstended, abd ~ !
moment subsequent The protessor'g most mn
cate operation wac successfully er1"nea .!
the seed being forced out Of The "itidplpc'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Lac Nov OrtcanE Courier bodFii4gy w.
serves tIat the he anA speeches 81 me n'pF.
lrlo.is lloary Clay werc sold " a'e'l'" W.
tWonly .fte tenrs, though here "efa 7 goop
many whins prcseut. Tue bright erua.e -
pen6rdth lines perhaps ts ig1orant o. ioe
.4si that The life and ratfFp Of Henry Njal
l. cnsrayen Oh the bcartnf every i%ialr1o'' aug
,hat ihero a. 10 uoed d buying u at aucilo"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

naportdm Commercial Decision.-The Su-
premeC Court of Pennsylvania, under a VIII
of error from the District Court, nave decId-
ed that the endorsement Ola certificate olde-
post in bank is merely an assignment o. l9e
same, and does not make the endor>eF ilaoie
for the amount to the holder, IN case ihe DahN
or principal should fail to pay for ~ otner
u,ords. that such an instrument is not nego-
liable. like a promissory note or bill of ex-
chance. but is merely assignable, like a bond
or other written contract, other than regular
| mercantile paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
N, ,0arpIY. GIITIR0II.

sr. JOsEPIps CHURCH.
III. s~lsetieu IL lie CbHrchwarlens Tor ths
,sfm NJ o,le wear viii Do holl II the above
t eb,,pei ~ Monday tie al Much next,
All those WHO have II heart the welfare anu
=" ~ tie church. afe Invited to attend
By order III Tia Cl~lrcbwardgna,
Feb N. y. a., BEES sesg'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
OrryE.-That excellent agriculla-

Tww UTTyE.-I IaT FaCCT'9TII "SIIVUT'U.
raj naper. the S. Western Farmer, con-
tnins a long letter fom Dr., McCaughan,
nm The various rsources Of the Gulf Coastin
in which he says that Mr. P, De Buys,
Of Biloxi, has tie olive growing, which at
FIVE years from the cutting bore fruit and
was as large at that ago as they are nsn'
aIIv in Europe at eight years old. The
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA

Probate Court-East Baton Rouge.
In the mater Of the succession Of Thomas
J. Mobiles.
Whereas Jemima Mobiles has appliedto this
Court TO be appointed Administrative to the
succession of Thomas J.. Mobiles, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all those interes-
ted to show cause within ten days Of this pub
LEGATION why the prayer of the petitioner should
rot be granted.
CHAS. TESTER, P.J.
A true copy.
A. WINTHROP, elk.
Fed 10th, /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

\vr refer our rcadefs lutba mlrefilseIlPht
If ,fto Raiobo,c. we arc glad Z, Reg that o'lS
old friend Selleck il not rHtea 'l INC 'a''S
we viii him success, there IL no MN rWS
ning IN thie trade more deserving q y "Z
hone the planters will bestow on hun 3 siafs
.,G patfOiagG,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTIcE.

The thoroughbred imported
gmA y The ensnfg season at my Stables
GaR@ 4 Baton Rouge, fine season com.
- mepcing the LIST March, and end
ing let Jane,
lie is unriyalled as a race lorse and a bree-
der. The terms viii be Y suit The times
fTe will stand at $40 1ollarl the single leap,
cash, at the time Of iervlcc, ana at fifteen dol
lars for the season, or S2 dollars to ensure
foal. Persons putting mars BY the season Or
insurance., will give their pies Tor Inc amount
due on the expiration Of fe season.
HIS PEDIjREE.
The imported horse E]icholaS was by ST.
Nicholas out Of Moss-Ifes She was bred by
M uoss. of York, iptngland, and was got
by Tramp, her Dam Sancho--(see Skin
ner,s EngIish Stud tbk, page 7sl. also see
Turf Regis'er Vol. 6+So4) y. Nicholas the
aira u tho ahove borg vas sold to a German
prirre for The sum $4,000 dollars. Attbe
iast Cair The LET andi premiums we're given
., t,,o colfe nj NicHas's
y ~ BTHONY MONGET.
nj OIL III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
Itl0i.-
lfniI1
| Ineol1
4 n. snn \. nnnrrainlnLe ID.

oyytI ff son Tfa congratulate o'lf
". n, on the following paragraph ir@l WV
8nc If Thursday,
CoNyEsriuH BnL.-Thia bill ~
sed the Senate. was Yesterday taken up w
House. As it passed the SENATE ine
tn,cn If Jarkaon was the place desigttalea
iar tho assembling Or THE Convention out
this met witl warm opposition from ile il9i
t,,s If Tho lower House. almost essen
~ o. g,,,,n had acme (ayorlle village Of hia. "
Whiel he landed as p~retemiuebt " ~ w. 4"
requisites Of health, location ana art.''," Ut
lion The bill wap dnal|y atIelHleo ~ sli,n.
ing out Iackspn, aud inserting na'oh h"a N
In ite stead. This vas done ny ! Vole - =.
yeas tp II nave --'fhr otiler SECTIONS W.
utipwtfc tlfcit nassfd wtihaht atnendhei !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.
Snecesaion Of Iohn IIayis.

Be it known, that ] have purchased from
Madam Michael Adams, of this parish, 4 tract
Of land one acre front by forty in depth, boun-
ded above by land Of + d. Conrad, ESQ. and
below Wy that Of Mr.. Hilaire IIebort. Any
person having any just claim Or mortgage on
said PROPERTY will please declare il within
thirty days, as any opposition thereafter will
be null and yoId.
j. II. STINGAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

NontXArroSs R~rJEc1Ep-h arpearF:s
oar correspondence ~ anoihcr column thal
senate have rejected the nomination Of
porter. ~ Secretary 81 War. The vote Y
,l,nns, unanimous, We learn verbally !siI
Nm, Spairer's nomination 10 the bench u y
Suprcne Court has llkcw Use been THROWN ]
| on fLr score Of great Genins, leernltig' ang I
"a khb,e powers Of applicatior' be wool ]
n, ar q surpass any gentleman whose NANCY
been mentioned TOR The elevated station
]nntilicp. however, are net ropular''- nc !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Girs Justice 10 ,chom il Is due AZ ~
.y,ressed In d lerner number we are sfTR'l'
!, Meamertsm, as a science, Tho plain 4 Q
W. having boon proctisod over a e%en'ufs ?o'
I'M il Il not in ufc by any oftIle high nt(ilca
INA %.icntiic institutions in the old OF .pev
world il proof sufficient that if Is a sfFofaee
cannot be reduced 10 general practice
HaWuYet, rdst rvt--iAtt ws witnessed pei
formauce that staggered our heie' IN IT,
Time. A young man, under The mfa'|er'
~inauepee, sur, ~ ire painful opefa1
extracting an c~ye.ooth, without moN|g
muscle. This We witnessed closely az
can hear our testimony TO the fact. HgYave
we have witnessed signor Bliiz dos Ihing
equally wonderful. .ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

< pnottttc pAEtsu--Mr Philips Of "
sumption, stated IN debate '''e 0lheF nal' ]
,he House of Representatives lhht ~ 'l'S III
iah. there were, 90 ~ average Twelve ~
rem 10 every family ~ it!' Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

A splendid mas uoradc ball IL on ,hF MP,E
for Tregday. Ne hope Heaven VIII oo P'oS
pttiolIs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

ProytpgNrtALtSrER ftnAHcE.--l It II sta,e!3
il, a,ntn Of tho I]aflspu, trisE, papers tldt 'ts:
Legislature Of that State will have to Pfe,H!'
Infcly ADJOURN, on account OF tbe ti'ali l,n
hrankinp out IN that town, among The inen'OtS'
of he Legislature. 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
o ''s's PIKE & BABIN, Agents
SALE BY THE COURT OF PROBATES
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

E0AlIf ID i LIE #'
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
By virtue of a writ from the Court 4 II
bates of the parish of West FelIeIana, ! y
be sold at public sale by the undersigned 'Gd
and ex-oficio a%uctioneer, +,
Tuesday, THE 10 MARCH NEXT, al lo !. 4
on the spot, the property hereafter desg!p
belonging to the succession OF Inc late kie
Baines, deceased, namely HI
LIST A plantation situated IN this parIsl,f
taining five hundred and twenty suFB
arpersfs. more or less, together WItHa
announcements aud appurtenances f1r
boarded above by ard Of Jacques Hf
ssnr. and below by land Of V. Hebert# at
I'd. The following sIaves-Luke s1i,e
Years. CLANCY 35 and her childrea Il
II, Nancy 7. Little Luke D and h5pd6a
pbiljppc 50, Mary 30 and her chlldF on,bs:
Q wears, Josephine z, Betsy 5, EAFcbari.
Ralph 80 years, Mary 30 and her, Han
tv 6 wears, MIlley 35, and her cb Nansv
mo i wears and Harry 2 years aasa
III Anette 90 years, and her b~rtor17,
| year, Henry Fox As years, 81 40 I,5an
Tsbam 40, Jack 70, Abram ,on,an an
20. Charley Is, Ben 10, Na
years. ,ases 4 mules,
81, Farming utensils, Ihrntton. seed.
an old sugar mill, furniture. + tho yvoods,
about IS TO 100 cords of "a nher ID
~carDen,er's tools, blacks ~ tho NV nj
/ The terms will be madeJ
sale. wVPOT. p. j.
fab 10Th. 1914. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

The whole amoint Of lead shipped dureh
,ha ,,st thrcc Yeats from Gslenu aud pnbhfe'
was t0G,ds5 $50 poundp tho whole ed a doo5
~ conner O5,ONO valued nj nearly S5,Huu'o'Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

b oap FGnauARY w eN're' ''2,' -
West Baton Rouge VIZ make I" o'', W
pcaruleo a the Wing V'nS'P''"
Orleans. NEXT Thursday
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
JA0uafE q Ios8
To The Hon. Aler. Harper, Hous: Of RePresen-

sm-Yonr letter oftbe 29th December last,
;, the COMMISSIONS of Indian Affairs, accom-
having one from John ". Baer, late Sub-In-
gian Aren't, was referred, a few days ago, TO
his Office. In reply to which | have the hon
or 10 state, that Mg, Baer's account was set
tled oo the 18th Of March last, when a balance
i SOB as was found due to him from the
United States, which was paid TO him the
sa,,a day and his account stands closed on
the books of this office.
Ihaye the honor to be, With great respect,
Your obedieHt servant,
w. r. LEWIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

IIoSontSa AN EplroH - Mr. GaltaIrdess ,
4 ,romnIielcd andsgpirited editor u the FRpf
riry dss Etats. Uals, the French paper pts slIi
At Nav York, ltas had the Legion Of llfta
conferred upon him by Louie Philippe II
the French,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

IN w.. nnliIrnes3 IT our f0FTeSVUFU7
lA.9i8t II ~. have received papers
ofe, hf' aoe"aT s,tog. t3rJ contain tie death
ufthe Hon. Albert lioa Ge" 'hnr, sickness.
pUlzh ~ p, ,gis na3,,Sa,lsc cttllcns will be
Thc.lo1s wv, hy ,ho,e vIa had the pleasure
.ENI. nrnmAlnlNnte.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NOTICE
To W, NJ Stone d L. ". Dupuys

To W. W. Stone d l.. W. Bupuye
You are hereby notified 10 make or cause
to be made a road and Levee on the front of a
two arpents tract Of laHd situated in the Parish
If West Baton Rouge and bounded on the 10.
per side by lands Of Ii. NJ. Hereford aud be-.
low by iands Of WIN. Evans without further
notice.
NJ. COURTNEY.
Inspector ofthe 7lh Road District.
Feb 9Th, le44.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
paPe

TIE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH has oeeh
extensively repor ed, says the Louisville Jour-
nal. that John w. Baer, as Sub-Indlan Agent,
was a defaulter to the General Government
During his late visit to this city, several loco
focos offered to make bets, and did make BETS
that he was a defauIter.-This was told to the
blacksmith, who promptly called upon a gen
tIeman of this city 10 write to the Hon. Alex
ander Harper, Of the House of Representatives
ana request him to ask the Second Auditor
Of the treasury, whether the story Of The de-
Falcation was true or false. The following is
the Second Auditors reply:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
CHINA g. GLASS.
Jnat received AND for sale by he shbsrrioef
AN assortment Of French China q Gu tlae5'
"' Ma WIN. MARKHAM
Church street.
y. S. MAIL.

srMLwEEKLY PACKET,--Fm lie Count,
Donaids0gpiHe, P~iagufmliac, Bdf0n Rouge,
Poyf Hldson, Waierioo md BayoU Sare nnd
Point C0upte.
The T.. y. Mail Steamer
BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart
fFfAsgyT7- Master IN compliance with
ssE@slAzR8a The instructions Of the
post Master General, viii commence on the
tst Of March, carrying the mail twice q week
and viii leave New Orleans ON Sundays ~
Wednesdays at 10 O'Clock A.. M. and Bayou
Sara on Mondays and Fridays at II o'clock,
NJ and arrive IN New Orleans early on Tues
dav and Saturday morping's--Outb the Wedneg.
dave Trim. viii 10 on 10 Point Coupee as usual
~ For freight or passage, apply on board,
.rtS VIM II AVERY, 81 GfaYier st.
Feb r. 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
Feb Sd,
sTATEF LOUISIANA.

sTATEF LOUISIANA.
Parish ofIast Baton Rouge.
PIRATE SALE.
VIII be sold the undersigned on Tues
div the 5tb of grch; 1874 the following pro-
seT,v b~elonpfjto the succession Of the late
Tx Adams. a Cynthia McMorris his wife,
both deceaseFlz:
Negro mJBaly aged 30 years.
Aaron 4@eorge u, Tom Is, Sophia 40.
Mary ldnda 36, and child one year old.
Head Horses.
20 Hebf Cattle.
g HesF Sheep.
~ Lon, Farming utensils, Spinning
-,aCh;r loom gear. Household furniture
Toto Of sale-Which VIII take place at
tho Il residence Of the deceased, Manchac
-aslows viz the slaves on fifth cash the
baIaI at l, 2, and 3 years credit from The
davI sale, The personal property at u
ma credit for all sums OF $50 and over
hi mount; under $50 cash, the purchasers
finished endorsed notes payable in Bank
Jed by mortgage, and bearing ten per
interest after maturity till paid.
N CHARLES TESTER. p. J.
Baton Rouge, FEB Sd 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Ii cannot bH sails, that thc rights n Ainert-
can Detn0eraey have never been meaaeedi
never asssiied there. More than once, or
twice. Or thrice, bave tltey heai piotfed on
that ground. But it vas not without feais"
tauce-nUt without Il warning voice, and =
prophetic attefalge. A minority senttnel can.
interpaHe 10 e%liectuaI democratic veto there.
lie can say, Mug; bot it is 90 the weake
eide, and doomed 10 be ngefppHefed When
i d6spdltc and laWleHs Executive has obtain.
ed Tor himself III obsequigus majority N that
body, he snaps asuuder The cords ot tho Con-
Ftttutian, add t]ranplgs on the fight0o Of detnoc-
raey.
It was from long proiracted and painful
experience Of this kind, that Mr. Clay, 90
! bidding adien to the Senate Of tho Untl0d
| States, in 1910, never more to appear 10 INA
place, where he had served the people 50 long
and 80 faithfully, lott nu the Journal o. ina
body, rs his last will aud testament IN capacity
of a Senator, a proposal for 80 Amendment q
the Constitution IN three particulars, designed
10 restrict and limit Executive power, 80 O. 4
Ipfeyent such Violations VI the rights oi deln
oeracy.