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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

SNURS And C. APS--1te unhers gned manufacturer and
4 dealer in Fancy Fuc. Suiis, and every style OF Cap
adapted the t'ade particularly invites Conny Merchnnh
and ali otf era dealing the articles To CA! and e1inn
before purchasing elsewhere he confident that \. can 'e'
lower than any tsaler in the city; H. Fh!iTL:
n3I iy 2S Pearl street. u : ithIel DuIH'hE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

rL'O COUNTRY MERCHAH lS=-Dfoseh Sheeting ard
Shnnrs Qi every siys and wdh all the known brands.
bh heavy ard irc may be hnd manufactures prices VI
Nos IS and p Cedar ~ Y. hall block above Yea st
up lirs. Il. n uNUtRHlLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

ua SALE-he oo, Fixtures ana b atsis: Ss =, @d'@p M
Ware b,nsss nre offered for sale Newburgh, Orange Go
n T. The chance for an en,sron,ius yo,lg man ~h2 ~
sold ir s2iu and tn, hop with benches. &C ali ready lo
work can be had tine balance nf The tear Tor $50.
Innuire OF RORERT PHILLIPS. % ..,,1,
Naybn,, ssn, 4 lasj g 81 ALA.SON RANDOI..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
che Richmond ENQUIRER.

published tares t,a'fs aoesx aar,as 80 -
nc and nsek dsrag the rcst t"s sea'.
..tst eI''N FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,,,,s mr. ssaum and Three Dollars Tor s1 months
s. ., be pad the Office OF reunited os man, Poo'
-, 'r ,,ars per the end Of the year; GOOD and
ne< toths eiee may De m g oI The postage o. all
,sti ao' he Sriters-tThe postage Oh Of
ot any account 10 Tue serious
Is . IA aue ,tensive business witch op
er'e' &c @ iiray for nine papers, anRuaiy s"a'
;,1.a er4''s. TERMS OF ADVERTISING ,,,,,
one square .! Il seen iiu'S' % '
c"e .r.ute. ~ cenis !. -. q, / he ad "a nc 9
.aoa s''' % =, i,siauce must be Accompanies WI" nv
Osd'~ r,.rences, TO insure execution .,,,r, /,
pa stis,ns may amonntl" 800 per annum,
Mil he made =" ~ per cent Ezra, Of onr city friends
10 Nihr I'D 10 take med number o. yearly BIZ nv IN
~ wrdrrm ait'eeihsr , srefrom 10 the whole
iyo; o The al our paper III e .
sale m the tact, that an annn week in epsrY other
week, w ,,,.rs wi be strictly limited
paPf saed o' seneta r an Enlargement beyond the
sn ana ,ey ha the privilege on S aaaenai cost
Yse,oi'o"'.s are fA' terms weekly, $40
Foil square AZ Az
= :: IS
FA s "s,,, and Marriages from the county, W 'h.p
A.y,s handwriting Ia nukn"wn a',.s ~. n.,,hborhood
ia ,ha saIInn the Postmaster III 'e ~, n,
uc'.ea " :, a. h. published. every measure % no
& krn prevent inpoSllini'S a % in such case upon
s'' ne,ms certified by the name Oh tue
So 90 az nnsi.n. SHALL be considered as
,,y.n+- AID wear spmbicali"h' une 49,, ~
gag I ,, INV, ~ lime, aud paid Tor III au'""ee "i '""
,t,- wlen 30 "fitTeu' of and un
'~,i,s unisss paid Tor in advance ." >a'i:i. ;,
,.. 10 some known and accessihe pcts", w ~ G
or his payment. But, IN case "l an ou. nn,c
-. :, ,,.i mas ,arnt. from new suhsc''aei w" c"n
-, ,>ite the conditions, 4 single hummer ''? ~. ~
.r~orIcaa;rl by, copy vi thiS resual'"" ~ AZ h.
20 1n. n,,nrs subscribers whose aoi. W an omen
- the Publisher aud who may remain mae NV me ID
- m The end of years from the time wns hsrribs,s
d,, Shall erased from The st o s'o o :. r.,
=! o IR.Sentica> ef the EdHoria! ,.is
49, 20 som. nf The results OF tie c"iiec.sc VIZ
n and lin, hitter experience OF TIE ha'" ~ ,r,rv ,s9s
49,, - ,.srulird AZ Rrmond. on t"e ~ ~
lay Ne determined 10 abide. We ii.e
pss andnur own lntere iu
{" we e,e:al al the American pIesses ol'sen
we custom Cash PGymcats no CLASS OF me has
@ % ~ m ah:,e al the Crsd,. System than he Editors o
The difficulty consists ~ me uansiloh uh
"a The other standing the Resolutions oil IN.
,,v,r,inn been induced 10 continue ssVera
M an the Book who are III arrears I" 'h's oHce
~ u,n ou The name OF every SUBSCRIBER "ho
positively he stricken OIL from ouf ron
=, H. cnriu,r nc unent of next volume. -,
D,ojr>5 That recommended TO the Editors n' e"sPa
- hrnusnu The Commonwealth, 10 publish nj the heaa ~
ADVERTISING and that they Strcty au
t aud that these prices he always such, DIS u
r,v- fair comp nsation for the labor performed
t'''' Resolution Of the Editorial Competition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
Navy INFRINGEMENT OF the LAWS OF VIRGINIA.,

a NEW ABRIUGEMENT OF THE Laws OF VIRGINIA.
Legislature, and eapounded ny tue CONT oil
Aonsa p.ested Index the Reports OF Washing
Cali ening Mumfod, Mumtd, Gilme Brockcnhrongh,
,uhp Leigh with references 10 the Decisions oi the ~
Conn the and Analysis of the Statutes
Virginia. CATER VI. BraNt"n, al Rchnnh-
viii probably the SIZE and appearance OF .hire
acon Arrangement, nj The price of 0-nt II II can
within limits, the price VIII b fatrabS
reduced The subscriber hopes the work ready for The
y the frs, Of March; and as Important 10 limit The edit
probable hr will thank those gentlemen no
have been Kind enOu. Ia circulate The prospectus 10 W
hrs, m March Gentlemen desire subscribe for, or 10
e. N. BRAXTON
SD--3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

.,EABRoUk'S WAREHoUSE-ii affords The Inspectors "i
- this Warehouse pleasure inform the Planters OF Iooaceo
Vra, and North Carolina that Seatook's Warehouse is now
IN good order the reception o Tobacco; That ample isuance
asrs tire win be made all Tobacco IN the warehouses c
e ayape il The same as TO other Warehouses; that freight
he a on ali tobacco sent TO them that their undivided at
inu will be paid the business of the Warehouse ana every
tao' made part 10 expedite business
THOMAS G. BURCH, t,s,.c,ors
THOMAS I. JOHNSON i
Jan. Is 7S-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

y.iSsf1iITIoN OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.-The Co'iahner
- n heretofore existing the subscribers, under he
r,n al Vim Allison Co.. this day dissolved by mutual CON
IN ' f WM ALLISON
'''e'" HUGH A. WATT.
p.,.., ,si. SG-otw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

tilII. FOR RENT-For rent, for the un-xpired ,erm
VI GRIST MILL, located the Canal two and a nam
mic. ( Richmond. This Mill has been used, for some nonhs
,, I fr the purposes of grinding Corn and Plaster, ana
,-1r b. n, profitable any wishing 10 engage IN TINS
"'s'"'' NV ~ THOS RICHIE, Jr
S5-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

ftNrS q WATSON, .V0afaeturtr and Deafer Nhoesa ana
y R in Lsatr If erery descriptions, i4a street. edhg :"
Ii,rncs~ birdie Band Sewing Roller Top. Lining Rnsses anu
japan leather Kip Calf Morocco and Seal skins Coa' ne
SKINS azl. Aprons and Skivers Lining ana bhag
Ssln rnn.h and American Threads Findings Tanners On,
r AIS heavy Nre,o shoes suitable field and factory
hands has made hy good worknen and can reco
mend Likewise ol machinery nae
10 order &c a call from his friends and TIE public,
assuring them make their interest To deal with
him a, -,
nic.nn LINN sO-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

~ G REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY ar LIN, Richmond, Va
| Office Main above The BELL IaVerh' over
Glvnor. Wood l. Co.'S.
eS.rar>cg,:-in Richmond Hon. Il. w. Leigh James E.
!" ,n 7i-9, & aawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

WOOD GotLDIN .7TToRNEY ar L.7W, has removed TO
~ me city Richmond and will attend all the Courts heia IN
tie city. ~ Office Main street, front room over inc STORE
:" .o1 =. y. ~ 65-oawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

ItEKVhNT WANTED-anted, either To hire or purchase
- S-ry,ut Woman who has been accustomed To housewofR
anl no is good Sempsess, without incunbrance Enquire
tt7,S Office. NOV. 'i-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

..-,yrED-New York Time and Sight Funds, by
w LONDON, WlLLlNGHAM DREWRf.
~ eS-ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

ERSHIP.The subscriber has associated VII" nun
Nj. Joseph Evans, formerly al Lynchbure Virginia. ~
orf ,ni they viii the China Glass ana Eaftrhwa'e
nn-.. AZ the old stand Of VIM Allison Co, on Nam street,
under The STYLE of ALLISON & EVANS. $3.50 ,,.o,
IL subscribers will keep constantly on mana supp! ~
M nd most fashionable line. and resiec lus
counu,nce of the custom of the late firm and ths public
wv -, WM. ALLISON,
]" s'"'" JOSEPH d. EVANS.
y 49,, 80, s6-5iwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
NEW BUSINESS.

NEW BUSINFSH.
interest al Mr. Hah'ei
n n,, II, ,r business t.oniuns, WHingham q pewi.
vii ,nue the Dry heretofore conducted al
, ,and under ,le STYLE anu al London Wiliingha
=, - ''.'tH "ns. ' ~ JOHN LONDON
VIC f"'''' se"e'''' j. WfLIINGIAM,
L. 70 On A. n. DREWRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

S.AMt'EI NINFREE will sell Tobacco. WHEAT aud Flour
- aud will particular attention TO all pro
p-riy entrusted IL his management.
I a ~ 14-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
DISSOI.IiTlDN

,sIIE firm O, Lnndons Wilnsham prewry Is i's gay d-
solved nv mutual H. H. London having SOLD MS ~
other pattnrrs they alone he auihofseo u sign ~
" ~ " ~ " ICHN J. LONDON,
DANIEL II. LONDON,
j. WiIIINGnAM,
Richmond, January |, lsii. A. IL. pht"hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND
DYE-STUFFS.
E Subscribers have constantly hand large and complete
STICK Of Drugs DYES, Window Glass SC, &c, I" which
they call the attention Physicians, Merchants and others
' ~ ALEX. DUVAL 4 co,
Main street. Rlchmond Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

lE Annual General Meeting of the Mutual Assurance Socp
Buildings Of the State Of Virginia will be
ld Office in the city of Richmond Monday Goth o
February next, at O'Clock, P.
Jan. 30 S3-Mtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

CO. REWARD-Ran away the 2lst OF October ast my
y 50 negro man FRANK He about thirty years o age;
very iou and black; walks softly with his head ups us apr 10
Turn hs face you when lie laughs has bnshy ia; oear
mostly and lin cin aud STOCK pi0ushs ana
Do Carpenters work Frank is affected with Ahoiios
anu likely lie has obtained forged Tree pass anu mas
Impose, upon settlement of free coored people III
ht Csrona vending his towards the North Any
pou who aud lodge the above fellow IN any sae
jail, ilr.i get him. shall the above reward
CAMPBELL. STUBBS.
R.uu,rsvlI. : r. Ian ~ 1871 7g-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

NEW GOODS.
i. CUNNINGHAM is now receiving his Stock OF FALL ar
y. WINTER DRY GOODS consisting In part as follows:
ladies' Dress Goods of all descriptions
,lehS. Casslmercs and Eestlngs
kentucky leans, Satnets
SiS and Cotton Hosiery
hyactcd and brown Shirtings and Sheengs
Lace and Muslin EmbroideIies
id>r and Thread Edgngs and Laces
Scrsanis' Co,hn. of all descriptions
With = variety of other Goods, for sale by
J. Is. CUNNINGHAM, II street, Shockoe H'll
Sep. ~ 39-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

=, ,br CONNIE OF our next volume.
D.jr,s That il be recommended the Editors 81 Newspa
r-- Throughout the Commonwealth TO publish al the head ~
rates advertising and that they strictly nd
;r same aud prices he always such, as 10
give 4 fair comp, nsation for the labor performed
49, Resolution Of The Editorial CoHcentton.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18

life was despaired OF. Mr. Hill, the Conduc.
tor Of tho train, was caught between tho car
and tender, and bis leg Crushed SO that imme.
date amputation bad to be performed. Thos.
Russell, a brakeman, was killed, and several
passengers were more or less injured. Among
them are Mr.. Crosby, Of Columbus, Ohio, leg
bruised !; J. r. Welsh, of Illinois, head cut and
shoulder bruised @. w. Reeves, of Somme1-
vile, Tenn, fgs, head aud sides bruised, and
head cut Mr.. Durable, y. S. Navy. shoulder
and legs bruised some; p. Brown, West Phil.
odelphia, legs and aide bruised; s. Schenck,
Auburn, NJ. Y, legs cut and bruised; ] w.
Lutz, Circleville, Ohio, one leg badly crushed;
Mfr. Whitaker, Of North East, Md, thigh
bruised
A meeting of the passengers was subse.
quentIy held, at which Daniel Webster preEi.
ded, and resolutions were adopted censnring
The director for gross aud culpable negligence,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
4 EASE aTORE-

II. LANOUE, Senr. having opened his
store in Laurel street, opposite Mr.. Jourdan's
.Apothecary's shop, offers TO sell, on the lowest
terms for cash the following articles
Canvassed hams and sardines in half boxes,
and mackerel in small tubs.
Soap by the box or~retail, sparmaesti candles
Champaign by the basket,
Cider in boxes,
Sweet oil by basket, half do, and bottle,
Curacao and absinthe,
Loaf sugar, Havana coffee,
Preserved fruits in brandy and sugar.
Havana sweetmeats in small boxes,
Old Cognac brandy. Tuscaloosa whiskag,
KershWasser,
White wine vinegar,
Rice, vermicclli, MacAroni,
Assorted cordials and sYrups,
Sifters and baskets,
Mustard, p]imento, pepper, tea and Spanish
chocolate,
French p%erfumeriese combs, hair and ,octh
brushes,
Cutlery and crockery ware,
Letter paper, ~foolscap, quilts, and blank
books,
Snuff, Havana segars, do, nn6lees.
Painters. shoe and withdrawing brushes,
French and American hair bro0nns,
Boston nails from 0 to 20c BY tho ksg OF ST
retail,
Coffin nails white and biack,
Dnpent's gun powder by half ksgs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
NOTICE.

In conformity with instructions from the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, da-
ted the l4th of March 1874, and received at
this office the 18th of April last, the Surveyor
Generals Office, for the District Of Louisiana,
will be removed from Baton Rouge to Donald
souviIle, La, on the 18th of July next, and be
open for the transaction of business, on the
18th Of the same mouth.
Surveyor Generals Office, Baton Rouge,
La, May 10th 1874
F. D. NEWCOMB. surv. Genl.
The New Orleans Republican; N. o. Bee;
Baton Rouge Democrat; Concordia Intelligent
Ger; Nafchitoches Reporter; Opelousas Ga
zette. and DonaIdsonViIle LouisianIan; will
please publish the above for six weeks, and
send their bill to the Surveyor Generals Of
fee for settlement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
Mr.. Barnett, Of Ohio, offered she following

Mr.. Burnett, Of Ohio, offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That Theodore Frelipghuyson, Of
New Jersey, is unanimously nominated to the
Office Of Vice President Of the United States,
and that be be presented TO The American peo-
pie for that Office.
Tbs resolution was adopted, after many adj
dressug made by the leading members, with
great enthusiasm. We have only RON fur
Their for the resolutions offered BY Mr.. John.
son, of Maryland, which were unanimously
adopted, and may thence be deemed the cardl-
nal tenets ofthe wing party.
Resolved, That, in presenting 10 the coun-
try the names Of Henry Clay for President, and
Of Theodore Frelinghuysen for Vice President
Of the United States, this Convention is actu-
atad ty the conviction that all the great prin.
ciples Of The wing party--priucipies lnsepara-
atle from the public honor and prosperity
will bc maintained and advanced by these can
dldatess
Resolved, That these principles may be
summed up as comprising a well. regulated
national currency /; a tariff for revenue 10 de-
fray the necessary expenses Of the Govern
ment, and discriminating with special refer
ouce 10 the protection Of The domestic labor Of
The country the distribution Of the proceeds
Of the sales Of the public lanos a single term
for the Presidency a reform Of Executive
usurpations and, generally, RuclI an admins.
lration to the affairs Of The country as shall i'm.
part 10 every branch Of the public service the
greatest practicable efficiency, controlled by a
w~ell.rsgulated and wise economy.
Resolved, That the name of Henry Clay
needs no eulogy the history Of the country
since bis first appearance in public life il his
history its brightest pages Of prosperity and
success are identified with the principles which
he haB upheld, as its darkest and more disas.
tro0s pages are with every material departure
in ourpublic policy from those principles.
Resolved, That in Theodore ~FreIi0ghuygar
we present a man pledged alike by his Revo.
iutionary ancestry and his own public course
TO every mcclure calculated 10 sustain The
honor aud interests OF the country. Inheritina
! tho principles az well rs the name Of a futhel
who, with Washington, on tbe fields Of Trcn
ton and Of Monmouth, ~peril1ed life in the con.
test for liberty, and afterwards, as Senator .
the United States, acted with Washington II
establishing and perpetuatinR that liberty
Theodore FrclinRhuYsen, by bic course AS At
torney General Of the State Of New Jersey 70
twelve years, and subsequently az a Senator o
tie United States for several Years, was Away
strenuous on The side Of Law, order and th'
Constitution while, az a private man. hi
head, ha hand, and his heart have bcen giyel
without stint TO tho cause Of Morals, Education
Philanthropy and Religion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
POPLAR Grove, WEST Baron ROUGE. La.

PopLAR Grove, WEST BATON ROUGE, La.
Mesers, r. A. Woods, Y. Kirkland, Rose,
mond Hilbert, Chas, Pipes, and Thomas
Vaughan
G~BNrtEMEN.-T gee in the Baton Rouge
Gazette Of last week, some interrogatories
pnt to me by yen and a request for me to an
swer them as early as possible, relating to
the powers Of the Convention, which is to
meet in Jackson in August next, which !
shall answer in as plain and short manner as
can write them:
Let. My opinion is that when a majority Of
The delegates meet in Convention, they will
not only do what they think best, but will
have a perfect right to do eo-eitbsr 10 aItart
amend or change the Constitution az they
think proper or right.
ID. | believe all the officers Of the state
should be elected by the people, and for short
terms, except the Judges of the District and
kSupreme Conrts-tbose officers. | think,
should be az independent as possible, and
if elected by the people, should hold their Of.
fees for six or eight years, aad should not be
eligible for a second term. But if chosen by
the Legislature, it should be by the joint bal
lot Of both houses, and for short terms. ]
have no opinios that any officer of this state,
Bould be for life or hold an office for Lie.
id | arm Of opinion that every free white
man of 81 years Of age, having lived in this
state for one year and in the parish for six
months, shall be entitled to vote, and every
man having a right to vote, must have a right
to hold office, il he can be elected by the peo-
Pile.
4th | am of opinion that the legislature
should not have the power to pledge the faith
of the state for any thing, except in case Of
mirasion, insurrection or education.
There are many other questions which
might be asked and answered, but I refer
| you TO the address of Messrs Scott. Read and
Combs. | thiHk that address comes " to
my opinion, az near as can be, except relative
to the judiciary and on that point have Civ
en- my views above.
Respectfully your obedjent servant.
JAMES McCALOP.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
NOTICE.

NOilJE.
Mpm. MANUEL BEAUREGARD has the
honor TO inform her friends and The public,
that she has just received a complete assort-
ment of fresh medicines and of the first quail
ity.
Mdm. Beauregard will spare no efforts 10
merit the patronage of the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and its environs and TO this effect, she
intends renewing frequently those medicines
which are apt to lose their virtues from age;
and moreover to dispose of them at very mod
crate ~prices-feeling satisfied TO realize but a
small profit.
Her store is underthe direction ofMr. Wallet
Of this city.
" Leeches will always be kept on hand,
at this establishment.
may llth, IA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Probate SaIe-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.


By virtue Of an order from tho Honorable
the Judge Of the Court Of Probates, In and for
lbe Parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be- sold
by the undersigned Parish Judge and e~xofdciO
auctioneer.
On TUESDAY the 21st day of May 1874,
between the usual hours o~fsale, the following
described property belonging to the succession
of the late Joseph Bouillon deceased, and Of
the community property heretofore existing
between said deceased and his surviving wife,
MarceIine Babin-to wit:
The Plantation whereon the deceased resi-,
ded in this parish on Manchac at about II
miles below the Town Of Baton Rouge, con.
tanning two hundred srpents more or less, TO-
gethet with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, bounded north by lands Of Napoleon
Babin, south by lands formerly belonging to
G. Willis, west by Aubin, and east By these
of the heirs of Davis.
Another tract of land containing one huH-
bred arpents--and adjoining the above dsscri.
bed tract.
Negro. man Frederick aged about q yeaEs
TERMS OF SALE.
The Plantation and Improvements and the
Slave Frederick, three equal enstalments, 70
wit Ist of January lS45 LIST 0 fJanuary 1916;
and 1st of January ls47, in notes endorsed
payable in Bank, bearing eight per cent aftsr
due, and mortgage reserved till fual pay
ment.
The tract of one hundred arpens for 6436
cash, and the balance on the above Fecitsd
terms and conditions.
The sale to take place on the premises.
CHS. TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18

LATER FROM BUENos AYREs.-By an arri-
val at New York, Buenos Ayrean papers have
been received to The I'd March. They contra
dict tue reports circulated through the Monte
Vtdean papera, Of an insurrectio0 in the upper
provinces Of Buenos Agree, and assert that
The battle Of tie 24th January. in the Banda
Oriental, resulted 10 favor of the invading
troops, and in favor Of President Rivera.
Washington'g birth day, February 22d, was
celebrated by a dinner at PaImer's Hotel, from
the Patio of which rockets were discharged at
intervals during the day. The stars and stripes
were displayed from the American consulate,
and also from the American vessels in the tlar-
Dor. No American vessel Of war in port.
Severe penalties have been denounced a.
gainst the observance Of Car~nival--neverthc
less the festival is carried OH with great spirit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN SUGAR
MAKING.

The Subscribers have this day purchased
Charles HarIVel Esq by act Of sale passed
before the Hon. Oh. Tessier, P. ]. of East Be-
ton Rouge, his entire right Of invention to a
machine for Swimming sugar-kettles &c.
which is considered by all sugar makers and
practical planters who have seen it, the great
desideratum in sugar making-Perfectly re-
naoYing all foreign matter from the "Grands''
in onetwentietb time itcould possibly be doua
in the usual mode, and consequently, Clarity
ing the juice, so that there will be no difficulty
in making sugar of the best quality.
They are prepared to execute with despatch,
all orders given them at the shortest notice,
aud IN the most substantial and durable man
ner.
All commune atoms to their address, EAfau-
ohac Post Once Lay will be promptly atseu-
ded to.
McKITRICK & BROWN.
ifsnchac, Nav 9Th, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-18
NOTICE.

The ladies ofthe Protestan nj Episcopal church
Of Baton Rouge have postponed their fair to
Wednesday the 5th day of June, when it will
positively take place, and they earnestly So
iicit the aid Of all Observation-Disclosures will
be received by Mrs. French, Mrs. Avery and
Mrs. Newcomb and most gratefully acknow-
lodged.
Baton Rouge April Fad, 1894.
Will the Bayou Sara papers and Concordia
Tn~telligencer please give this notice a place,
and oblige many Of their readers.