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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
VIZ MARKHAM.

.. EH E-HElz
Reaneetfally informs the public tllat he has
.,o,y an hand at his Store on Church street, q
1Geuentt dssorigsat 81 gooas, eotts1st5ag tnpaFt
Day aoops-Keraey : eeaofsed, kantueky
ieona, plaid linsey, red flannel, Whlte 90,
s,,,ian IL. canton do, Virginia osnaburgH,
,gsarr,o cotton duck, linen drillingt cotton do,
S,ssasted3 brown siliftingf II t At4 do sheet.
49,. H4A DID. bleaehed shiriing at4, ladfa
.iaa,;r f9la apron cheeks furniture do,
hI,o arl lfngs eottoHadees bedfieking'e 81 French,
E,ngiisb and American points gingliam's 81 mus.
In M lame, ~ealoufbd eanHbrie, black d9, Wliite
~ bIhsk fabby velvet, bf6AH holland, kussla
sbse,inr. 1rieh inca dos 10ld GOTTEN diaper,
I,n.n MI dhmhak table do. Haf Seateh 90,
gt,ssia IA. cotton waddihgs long lawn, lflsh
fh,sa cotton diaper napkla#3 lifisn daffask de-.
i,sa,,i, Imam tAbis cloths, Ruusla cfaslfi eel
s,,saa silaaia. white cotton fringe French
sssshsztna lsnrllsh merinB, nafatllea oo'itl.
tg,nsnaa. Ilaeg italian H~faVate, p1bges Fllh
hIaa,s YWata Bandanna dbl cotton dal ifiadfaaa
AN. valencia ehaWIa, Florida hdksss, lilatfif1s
rtbhon aaabrted. ialliea white cotton hose,
aal,,,raI an. embroidered ND, children II dof do
N VI tn, halftpsp. mefino do. ladies' chew
ess,y niayna. lid lb. assorted eoloufa, Sub %,
I'M dg mans siis III, M, ao. white Berlin do,
sVt ,ff aaltpn MIA lInon tapes, sewing
-lt. i]rastnfss aaa1l thread, assorted 10, do
euspendara, linen tlafead
asoe@a st'rnsa. pina appls ID. clio oiate,
A. ~ .sesrs t7ndarWo5d'a mustard. french
tsnt ,ghast Aonf. Thonae' tobacco, conn
~ d1 si~sra aaahftad. cut tobacco, brown
4 m KIM sngaF, family soap, monongahela
ssL3iasaa -Thanbhiqne brandy, holland gin, Ma
49, ,siss eIafst Id. mfseat, De, aeaoffed
coraiAlse n. ID, IS Lundufl nofteF' DaNsoR 2
ais. IA wood andbottles,l bottled cider stougn.
tons bittere, orange flower water, enrFant
ielly, Havana presetyers, pfules' Fals3fe, euf.
rants. cfanbefries, ulnoHds, eltFet' tomato
ketchup, walnut do mushroom DC, assorted
ickleH, maearoni, vefmlcellei elaeA lePpeh
ground do, cinnamon, ginger safalheaa MUGS
erel, Goldfish, race ginger nutnaegF, cloves,
mace, s~llepice, caesi3, atarril, ilalgol
ealaratus, lemon syrup, han1s' lara, 6o9a Dis
cult, olive oil, Canton eoys imperial .ea' gun
powder do, yonhg hyson 90 foaeIl9hg ~,
powder and shot, paste biaeAinE, seotsl sh9hs
PANTS 0ILs &c,-6un araols, gNai eala-
phor, eaeence of peppermint efoeas ll9itisi
emery, white wax, yellow eehfe, foltea none
pumicb stone, Spanish whltngt afy Wltae lesl'
white lead Gin oi,1 window glaeH, P1l,ty' ~
seed oil, castor dol sperm 20, fonnea Wiiqle eo'
epts. turpentihe, lamp black ei,iin' eoRPefas'
epson salts, lttherage, bath eflekea eopai va"
nish, black dc.
Doors AND sHoEs-Salf ooots, ssgi 10
thick do, calf eeWed hrogaae, pegEeo ao, Rip
do, do, rusget de, Dc, hlaya ZIP otosaas W. sea-
do, ladies' welted huskine, kld siIps' ICE afo-
pana, morocco slips, eolored do doa chlIalehs
kid shees, brnhane, Coloured 0ueklhe. elotf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
4 or

Probate CouFt--parish Of East Baton Rouge
In the matter of The succession of Michael
Chambers.
Whereas Edmond N. Chambers has nppli-
ed to The above Court to be appointed admin
isfrator TO the succession ofthe late Michael
Chambers, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, to al whom it may
concern, to show cause, if they have any,
within ten days, why the prayer Of tho petit
toner should not be granted.
Gil, TESTER, p.
marcha 1871,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
aAnnLERY.

On hand a large assortment Of mems, ladies,
boye, and misses Saddles.
Also brides, martingales, sturrups, leathern
saddle bags, saddle and blankets, coach and
gig whips, sursingles and girthe,
AT the yellow Store under the HIT
Gil. A, HILL.
march 9th, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
JTJsT RECEIvED.

a general assortment Of ready made cloth
ing, hats and caps, besides q good many La
dies fancy goods, by
ID. SANGER.
r. IS. All thoseindebted to ID. Sanger, are
respectfully invited to come forth and settle
their ~aaaounts, otherwise they will he handed
ID d lawyer for collection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Mr-I
TRoN SHIPS AND Standardization III. Al.
g, Dearborn has lately addressed a long letter
to Mfr. Evans, Of Maine, upon the subject of
wrought iron guns and iron steamboats-The
latter division Of the subject is especially IN
teresting to those engaged in the navigation
of cur Western rivers, torit IL believed that
within a few years iron viii take The. place Of
wood in the construction Of steamboats,, If
owners and builders practice a wise economy.
The great objection to vessels and boats built
in the usual manner fstha rapidity with which
thew decaY.@ Gen. Dearborn illustrates this
BY the case of shipso war, and asserts that
the decay Of timber-built ships is sorapid and
great, that the expense for repairs in our navy
amounts to a sum equal to the original cost
in less than sixteen years, as appears by the
following facts, which were derived from off
cial reports laid before Congress. The ship
Of the line Delaware was built in 1920, at a
cost of g543,7S3 The frigate Brandywine,
built ID 1873, cost 5290.2ls, and the repairs,
in 1893. had amounted TO S377,G35. The
sloop of war Falmouth, built in 1927, cost
S9A.093, and the repairs. up to 1e4l, had been
@225,120. Thus the expense for repairs on
those three ships, during anayerage period of
less than l6 years, amounted 10 SI,055,J69,
being SlIS,890 more than the original cost
milking the aggregate amount OF cost and
repairs Sl,682,249, a sum sufficient to build
sic iran Steamships Of mar, Of efficiency to the
LARGEST friqates, if not the ships of the line.
It is also stated that 8 per cent afall the Bril-
.tish and American vessels are annually con-
demned as iTreparably deeayod OK lost al sea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Just received d quantity Z ut Of gas aud
atHa a quantity Of gas lamp aiehis cheaper
tiaat1 oil and gives d grea zeal better light,
burns no wick 1T a1 and Is cleaner and cheap
or far The uae of tables. &C., than sperm can
dies. Also a quantity Of fancy Indian moe
easIna. GREEN ID WHITE,
ang ia gY NV MUSSELMAEy agen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
REGULAR pACAGr.
For Ralon R0nga al DavnITg LnhlIl

For Baton Rouge and DRvalt's LafdinE,
nA 2r4e# The steamer HELEN,
A Capt. 7. II. Ufe, having to-
ken the place Uf The Col
orado, willply regularly between New Orleans
and the above Ports, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday, morning, at 10 O'clock, re-
turning-will leave Baton Rouge every satur-
aay morning, Dit 9 o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers at any Of the Intermediate
Landings, at as low rates as any other Packet
In the Trade.
The HELEN Is owned ny Capt r.. M. streck
and will continue ia the above Trade Summer
and winter.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or
to.
PIKE and HART.
Dec. 10th, AS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
CHANCELLOR FRELINGHUYsEN.


To the brief extract from the excellent
work Of the Rev. DR.. BAIRD; contained 10 your
paper Of the 18Th inst, respecting the family
addthe following particulars. They wIllserYa
TO show that the name Of ~Frelinghnysen has
ever been an honored one in New Jersey.
The Rev. Theodore James FrelinghuyEen
was a distinguished Minister of the Reformed
Dutch church, who came from Holland IN
1920, and preached the Gospel If. the counties
of Somerset, Mi9dleseX, and HunteTdon, in
New Jersey. His labors were emineneiy
successful. He died in 1851, leaving FIVE
sons, all educated for the ministry, and two
daughters, who were married to ministers.
The Rev. John Fr~elinghuyaen succeeded
his father az pastor Of the church at RaTitan,
New Jersey. Rev. Ti1eodorus Frelinghnysea,
another of the sons, settled at Albany. New
York, and became distinguished as apreaeher.
The other three sons died soon aAer entering
Hpon their ministry.
#Frederiek F~felinghuysen, son of the Rev.
John FreIinghuysen, was born April ID, 1893,
graduated at Princeton in ITO, and in the
war of the Revolution was conspicuous among
the good and the brave. In 1775, when only
TWENTY-FIVE years of age he was sent by New
Jersey TO the Continental Congress ; a post
which he resigned 10 III, in order TO contin-
ne in the field as captain Of a volunteer corps
Of artillery, whose service had been rendered
to Congress. In this capacity, and as colonel
in the militia of his native county of Somerset,
be was in the battle Of Trenton, Monmouth,
&C., every where leading his gallant Jersey
| men to the rescue, until the last footprint Of
J the enemy was erased from the soil Of his pa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
HATS AND CAPS.
ID. r. w. FOX.

Licensed Physician of the Medical Board
at New Orleans, tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Manchac and public
generally in the various. branches of his pro-
fession. hopes by liberal patronage TO render
general satisfaction. Residence and Office al
Mr.. John Bills, Bayou Manchac. 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

The L6aisyille journal thas disposos OF one
Of % ihoneand falnehoods daily omitted from
the ~loesfoco prees.
"Iho editor Of the Old Dominion, 4 locofocoa
paper published at Portsmouth, Virginia, as.
hofis that The Massachusetts delegates to tho
Baltimore convention wore black cockadss and
blue fibands, on which we're inscribed "Ilar,.
ford ConYontionisis. The hasa misefeant
thus ntters a foul lie, fully aware at the Same
time That not only Tho hundreds Of thousands
who were at Baltimore but everybody else
must kpo'o il TO DO a lie. He voluntarily and
deliberately holds himself up AZ a miserable
and malignant liar before tho eyes Of the
whole nations The same wretch. when Con.
Harrison died, said that he hoped bis soul
was reposing in He'll and was kicked cut of
q litefafy society as a hlaspHsmer. lie should
now be. kicked out of tho United States into
Texas or Oregon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01


MURnRas mt Mfst1setppt-Tb Padding
(Hlaa.J Aurora, of the 18th inst. announces
two murders as recently committed in that
state. 10 beth instances By negroes, on the per.
cons ofthaif masters.
One pf tho victims is Andrew 4. Dthhams
ESD late OF Perry county, who was shot n
his own house, and In the presence of his fam.
lily, about 10 o'clock on the niphg6fg'uesday.
the 7th met. In hadiust taken hia seat n.
Ter tho conclusion Of prayer BY tho Row. Mr.,
Impson, preparatory tl retiring fF tho night,
Ho puahod open 4 window shutter at his e-
bow. A crazy old African negro, who haa
stationed hitnsolf without, presented 4 mnskst
h%eaYily lqadsd with buakstmf. within a few
feet Of hia h~eadsand frod. ME, Denham re-.
rsivetl upon his chin the whole erareg, which
passed out at the Loft Hido nf bid geek Tac.
turing his iaw-b6ne and decorating HE wind
piffa and i1gutar vein. Ifo expired mis- chair
nstd1ta1aoialr and without h rrtan. Tbp
negro completed tho tragedy BIZ repairing 10
Leaf River, ID tho immediate vicinity, and
drowning himself
Tho other care Ii That If / man named
PluHkett. who was killed In Clark county. \
fcw Days age, BY hin " negro tnan. @d,ho
negro tonfaesas tito killinr. and aavs thal he
was pufsti1ded 10 commit tho deed hy 4 white
u1at-tho een.ih-law Of tho deceased, H.
was committed ID Gtafk jnfl ID await i trial IA
the term of tfa Court which ~cotntncnceH an
Monday next.
The came paper adds that another negro,
who II charged with the murder or tho family
Of Gardner, IN Clark county, sonla tine since.
VIII hiso have his trial 1T tho Same time and
place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
snNDRIEs.

sasdbtta SYine Of avery superior quality
0laMononeahela WhiskeH champagne BraH-
DIV. Brown Stout London Porter, Dat9Aoh's Phil.
x. ale ttn wood and bettles Cordialsi Claret
d Muscat Wines, an 81 The best quality just
WI MARKHAM
AZ Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
C0.pARTNRRsHIp NOTICE.

CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed a
co-partnership underline firm of "William Da-
wilson & CO.. for the transaction Of a Cotton
Factorage and Commission business, in the
CITY Of New Orleans. Office, No. 81 Canal
street. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
JoHN PARKINSON,
nov II 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
Dr. WI. ]. GAnnlsoH.

I'll unto marble statues thou hadst spoken,
Or iey hearts, coagealed ~ polar years,
Thestrehgth ofthy pure eloqnence hadbfoken,
Its generous heat and melted Them to tears;
Which pearly drops had been arainbeW token,
Bidding tie Rcd Men soothe their gloomy
fears.
If Honor, Justice, Truth, had not forsaken
The place long hallowed US their bright
abode,
The faith Of Tfeatfts never had been shaken,
Our country would have kept the trust she
owed;
Nor Violence, nor Treaehefy had taken
Away those rights which Natures God bes-
lowed.
Fruittess thy mighty e~fforts-Yaln appealing
To geasping Avariee, thai ne,er ]relentsf
To Party Power, that shametessly is stealing,
Bandftti.iike, whatever spoil it scents;
To base Intrigue, his cloYen foot revealing,
That struts in Honesty's habiliments.
Our land-onre green rs Paradise-is hoary,
Zen il4ts youth, with tyranny and crime
It's soil with blood Of Afric's sons Is CORY,
Whose wrongs Eternity can tell-notTtme;
The Red Mans woes shalt swell the damning
story,
To be rehearsed in every age and cline.
Yet, FREIINGIIUYsEN, gratitude IS due
thee,
Andloftier praise than language can supply;l
Guilt may denounce, and Galumny pursue
thee,
And pensioned Impudebce thy worth decry;
Brilliant and pure posterity shall view thee,
As a fair planet in a troublous sky.
BE nctdismayed. On Gods own strength re-
lying,
Stand boldly up. meek soldier Of the Cross,
For thee, ten thousand prayers are heaven
ward flying
Thy soul IS purged from earthly rust and
drnss,
Patriot and Christian, ardent, selfdenying,
How could We bear ~resignedly thy lost
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
NnTInR ne suaAR pLANTERs,

The undersigned having purchased ofMr
John n. Bryan his Patent right te the newly
invented Cane Caeersf and also OF the Fatenf
C6ne CettT for the Parishes Of East g west
Baton Rouge and the Parish oflheryllie, res
neetflllv rives notice that he will sell the
risht ofiase and furnish either or both of safd
machines by applying ID him at Baton houge'
ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

'Hsnafe Of Lovet Beuars Of Lore "a
girl If Piieburg, whose lover had been enticed
of6y q German girl, lately procured d rope,
and knowing where the young girl lived. sba
wentto her house and logged her dreadfaIly
with i before assistance cafae to hsr relief.
aha also tore off her breaatpin, earrings and
other ornaments and 20 maItroated her Ia
different ways that her life ID placed III ieop.
ardy. The infariated girl was arrested and
bound over ta.keep The peace for eighteen
months, and also sentenced to pay a ine Of
300.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
NaTIEE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that 10 continues his business 81
Earpentering and House Joining, and that he
will undertake all Jobs pertaining to bis line,
on the MOST reasonable terms. He will fur
nish plaas and drawings without charge, In all
cases where he executes tho work.
Refer to--J. IN. Brown, r.. McGavock, u.
Moore, Ill berviTle Dr. &. wv. Combs, Al.
Bird, and ID. Barbee, In the parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Address, to the undersigned 1.-THE post-of-
fee in Baton Rouge, Manchac, or Iberyille.
nov. It'd 10 P. McKI1'RICK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
no TIVE pTTBfIC.

We are now prepared to execute al kind
Of work IN our ling, viz pamphlets, justices
Sherirs, school and other blanks, as cheap
as they can Be done hoaest2g. We hope by
industry and attention 20 business e merit a
portion Of the public patronage
DUFR0GQ & CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
BATON ROUGE COILEGE-FEMALE
nHpNuTAEMTl


This department, for the education Of yount
ladies', will be fe.upenea, in the front College
building, on the 1st day of April next, u
| this department Mr. Il Mrs. Ranney will b.
assisted by such teathefs as may be required
aud all the branches Of female education, use.
ful and ornamental, will be taught.
Terms for She session Of five months, pdga.
De ~ advance will be for ths-
Peafalozzian Department for beginners
$1,000
Do do, for ffe more advanced $500
Junior Department, 20,W
Senior Department, 15i0t
Creek, Latin ard French (eath,) 10,0f
Music Con Che Piano) 30t0f
FULTON Id DfaRing and Painting lN0t
Fancy work, 1000
Hoard, including washing, lodging and eeli-
tinqent expenses, 1000
looks and Stationary ID Retail Prices
plaiH needle work, Domestic economy, Vo-
cat muate, Chemistry, and Natural. Moral aud
Mental Philosophy, without eStrh Charge.
K H. RANNEY.
Baton Rouge, FEB 531, l8di.
100 Kegs white Lead, Linssed Oil u tur.
p%entino for sale y
PIKE ii HART
NJ 49, tE-1 9,,,- !, 800 ~
~ s1g'e 9atlef otVs ''A's III"
prices 10Y SAG pE ytrtr ttps v. tfattt+.
fllhhlto III iHAls19M
C0TfEgE or DATDN ROUGE f34r
SESSION.
nv divine permission, the College Of Baton
pot,;g,e. nn5sr tba aha nanapemant of tfa
President. f5eststed III competent profeseors}
Am 1bon Nh soIs rnsh3nsibtHty. viii r~s.opeii
-, tba 19th dav n Fabfuary nesf, andcontiune
ifs aperationp. with tho exception oftwo weths
vacation, TO tic end 81 tho Year.
pay se h. - viii moi be received exrept
bv spogeiot e-nragemenf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

=. II. Sn,p1Er, Attorney and Gounsellof at
Law win praetioe n1ha several courts of the
third. fourih and eighth Judicial districts.
All business entrusted to his care shall re.
ceive prompt attention.
Nov il 40 Office in Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Tim people at the South are not By ang
means all OF ono opinion as to tho propriety
Of anneSing Texas 10 tho Union. The che.
mn Gazeas. for ii1staHee, one Of the abless
country papers in South Carolina, and warmly
attaelied to The political principles and for.
tuner df nj. Calhoun, commenting upon Gle
treaty documents, saye;
Z Herei0fefg our Information has been loo
limited to permit % fdmaHh up cur mind full
" upon tho question but now, with the
lights before tie, We TO longer hesitate 81
doubt, but declare emDllatically that we are
against the annexation Of Texas under present
circumstances neither do wo think il would
DO 70 The interested the Southarn portion. Of
this Confoderacy, SO long az Texas can retain
her independence and tho ibstitution of ssa.
very, u desire that s1o should como within
the pale bf our laws.t'
This paper argues IN favor of ifg position
At great laagth, resting principally upon tho
consideration that tho admission of Texas
would materially iniuro The Southern States,
and involve n4 IN i cowardly war With Mexico.
EreRirg Post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
aRnnrR AND SHOES.


Mrs. II. II. Hall. will open ! school tho Ist
November OH church Street Gin the house
formerly occupied BIZ Capt. n M. KENT terms
made known On application.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

BUFFALO ROBES.
"a few bales 81 Lafre R boz, we'll dressed
for sale at 92 600. d Kobe, by
oct 81 81 PIKE 81 HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

15 The question has often been asked In
our hearing, since The Baltimore Convention.
Who ID Fre~1inghnyson1 70 satisfy all
such inquiries, and let those who are not Fl.
miliar with his name know bis character and
standing in the country, we give the follow
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
MACHINERY,

Or consignment q superior gin stand 6s
saws, Gsntfy's patent French Burr corn mills
of the latest improvements, possessing many
adv antages over any others now ~ nse'
Stock mills, or crushing machine, express
II da#irned5 fot grinding corn in the ear, into
eoar#e meal, for stock.
Tffb above machinery will be sold very low
fnr cash of exchanged fvr cotton, sugar Or
mbiaasess FlhH * All
tAlG 21 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

GREEN al M6D0UGAI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
g7 COMMON ATItEEr,
april Wy. Neg 0r1eats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
INCOnRUPTfBLH TEETH.
hiobvren on Corn.

From one siagts tooth u complete sens.
T,Hn subscriber has now OIL hand, a fine
and large assortment OF the above teeth, Of a
Superior quality, and offers to insert or sup
ply Those porpong who have been 80 u%nfortu.
nate as % lose their natural teeth, and are de-.
siroua Of iavibe Them replaced Bysa suitable
and durable article, can now be accommodate
ted on reasonable tern1ss
Such ie tho degree Of perfection to which.
this art has arrived, that we are enabled tore.
place the teeth when lost, in SO perfect a.
mhnner as torender them highly useful 70 the
paiief8t, and at the same time, so perfectly to
resemble the teeth which were lost, asto
completely eluds detection by the closest
scrutiny.
AL PLOUGH Dentist
DIE, % 10 Prospect Hh4,
taaI yAA - WflnT. mr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

lust feoetved Mems, Ladies. 3 Bess Sad
dles, saddle Bags, nndles, Filings, sursins
res, Cribs, BITS, Martingales, ssarfHns, spurs
Gig Curl age whips Riding wh!ps,
SO PHILLIPS q LAN0 lie
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
DR. S. G. LAYCOCK

Tenders his professional services in the
practice Of medicine and Sugery to the Citi-
zens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
Ohiae on Layfagette ST IN the north west
end Of the City Hotel. where he may be found
at alltines unless professionally engaged.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01


Dis. FEEIaNgIuYsEa.-Wa ask the reader
TO put The annex ed paragraph from fine
EmenciPatov, tho leading Abolition paper Is
tho Union, BY the side Of the charge which
the ~leeofoco organs at The South, are making
against Hr. ~Frelinghuyaen Of being "aa Ado.
IbioEisk Verify this is q faithful pic
ture Of toeolocoisn, and the means to which
it will resort to accomplish lis ends.
Mr. FRELfaenuYsEa Is still a NEW JER-
SEY STAKEHOLDER. On this point we
do net epaak with absolute certainly, we
know that within 8 few years he had UPON
bis hands an old woman who had been 4
SLAVE Of bis father, and whom he was noain-
tai6ing 10 comfort, as it was Just be should.
but nothing seemed 10 persuade him that be
could be just, and just as kind to old aunfv
after giving Der free papors, as hs was now.
None Of his 0eighbors believed il NECESSARY
for hin to keep himself under the STRINGENT
coercion Of the law to make bin DO right n
the matter, but he seemed to think f begt
that tllis pious mother In Israel should i've
and die-a slave. Whether she lie still Iiy.
Ing, Or whether Mr. T. has ceased to b
elayeholder ~ fba irresistible providence of
God, VIC are not advised.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Rfoffaa la BosroN-We learn that n
Gang of men on Sunday evening passed
through Ann 81. shouting f1se stereotypcd crv
Of the Ofanget0en Of 1fciaud, |" 10 ~ tojth
thc Pope,' occasionally stepping 81 tipping
places and drinking Orange toast. This was
evidently an attempt to excite. I'll feeIiso
among Tho Irish population IN That section of
the city, and provoke disturbances. Il was
Intellectual. however, ss tho Irish had the good
fenee and forbearrance to disregard these in
suite, aud We ifastthoy will maintain the same
peacaablo bearing, If these attempts are re-
peated-Bay Stas Democrat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01

Wanted a good Blacksmith 70 workin the
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