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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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Ia bem Ylfrth pcu $500, 900 ,crit0rte,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

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ad ct. fcuiS, Wtieouri. Sn IeBtem Sabr
Dnretr IN isnrr Stabt 1900 cduler ssbaut.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

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6efnoet itdI Elm DaHtpfbcct, 9ebaut, nm in
gan; nieberem Wafer ju fabren, 70 bag es,
Dte eCr "Snteli9'ncer" Id9t, 'ir9tnotpc lduft,
no Der SOocn nEr eln peni9 feudjt it,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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gsi tieFr mcnatIihcn 8erfnmmInrN ee6
Stabtratbs, iparcn 9eaeniedttia bic Nsrren
Sd,wciBer, Strcue, 0ieibarc, SdSCr, @csI,
man, Srci nnc Srdmer.
Cine Srcnani in Sesn9 anf pfaiter, iii
Der Samiltcu Straec, ruroc benz Stactratb
ocr9rlc9t, nnb belhIcBcn ririelbr inter lle'
bcrIe9nn9 ju haItcn.
Guc Bittfdrift purbc fcb1nu ucn Sacob
Sdgcr nno Scfcpb SCip etnoctdnNi9t Omit
einer bcigefn9tcn eite pcn Tamrn, wcid,e
pcripred,cn 500 81 &cnt6 bardn Al beSdhIsn)
bittcno FIR bic 9lbebuu9 tcr QSiUtam Stroee
ccn prce, Sd9cr, uno Sos. Stcbr bis Sur
Sdeucr ees Srbn Straeburocr.
Def d,lUsc n-Das 3accb Sdocr ou.
tbcriilrt 1T, Or. Somuels, ben NtmcGcr, auf
iCnc Strnee 81 beifeueu um eieieltc ob,u,
mcern, NIB bic pdbrfdrinIld)cn Sritcn ees
at0rabens 70 taIb ais plt9IIb eininterid,tcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
& Ill n1er Graer!

Soerr peter Sutns 8 ocn bieicr Statt,
Gltcrbrad,tc uus aud, cin Naferitcn9cl mclfer
IS Sue unc III 3eaIau9 it, Dies 1T allc Der
Spdn9ite pcn rem mir bieicS Sahr 9ehtrt ho'
bcn. GcrfcIbc fam IN eicier Crrdcrei sin'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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Scl9enres it cine 9iftc Ger Sriefe meIdtc
in lester QBcd)e in bcm 9lIlentaun poifamt
Iic9cn ScbIieben ftnc:
Solomon Sue, Scbn Somcr, Caroline q.
DeIdlcr, @lBabstb CeidlIer, sldtb. .. Dare
fee, peter GIblcman, 9tcbcecd @perrtf, San'
nab @brbart, Daniel Saein9er o, nno 6.
Sasinger, 3bcmas @iufin9er Q. y. @raD,
9lbrabam @an9epare jun, q. Waria Sins
finger, Wihacl SorIfrit, acbiaS Scfert
Sarab Scut CNittps,) Scbn Soa9Cnbuh,
0icbeeca slnn Scfman, pcter &nHB, Deter
8sru, Sacob edsdrus 2, SacCb epun, Wd'
trcn MaIonc, @barles @ore, @artin 9.
9aitter, Sobn 9tctb, Sriebrtd, SdOrt, Gecr9e
Steiu, 8. Sd,menf, Sbartcs Safeuan, Sa'
cob Sternfr, WeIhUr SduDler, Wrs. Mars
9aret 0asner, Hcbecea TanberJ Sdres g.
yeun9, Daniel Ycf.
y1. Q, @rt9bt. Dofmetffer.
Suit %.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
lInb nod lGnaer!

Infer alter Sreuno ociurid d, & a.
MGR, bon Glib Bhritbaa Saunitip, oic'
fer @auntp, ibcrfanotc uns am Icetcn Witt'
ipcd, ebenfaCs Gin Soaferfen9cG, ipelder 5
NuR unb SclI lana III.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
Sltuer 2eptr Stcbr
in SWtII IIerSfdut

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lt9enbcit, frinsn Sreunben uuo Gin 9cebrtes
pnbIlfum i'm sII9cmsinen iu benafridti9en,
ea8 or einen nruen eeoRr;Stpbr cr6ffnet bat
in Der Staot WillerStaun, 9eraoe cberbalb
benz @aftbnuie bon Scbn Wdttern, alIpo CT
nun bat nnb bedbfdtiGt inner auf Soano ,t
BADEN, Elm aH9cmeines enforcement bon pcb(
csrferti9tcm uno Der brten AuaIitdt ec6er, 70
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gcoer, SalbS geoer, Slip
Serer, II. no.,
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9lDIe srten Sdute mcrben i'm 9Iustauid) fur
Rcoer cocr @dif AM bIdjitcn Warttpreier ate
9cncmmsn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
NrcfEcnctar 0anptpat.

Gin Gle freien unb ilnabhan0i9en CT
ipdbler pon yc0a @auntp:
Sreunoe ennb Witbnrgcr:
9luf9c'
fcrbcrt urr elmer 9rseensIuiahI meiuer Srsuu'
bcu uuo ScfaRnten, bin th bepr9en ipcrbcn
MIDI Gucrer @rwd9ung oils ein @anocat fur
ea6
Yrotb bonptar.9 MT
bci Der ndhteu ou9emciueu Babt aniubirs
ten, ,-- SclIte id, nit elmer wcbrbcit @urrer
Stimmen beebrt ipcrecn, 70 icIlcn ollie brm
tcla9ten SImtc cblic9cnre pfitten NIT 3reus,
plnftlidfrit uno ouf cine ftrens unpdrtbcit'
lde 48eiie oerridtct tpcreen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
StVb 9rDecrcr S3afcr.

sIuf Dem Panhe ceS @eor9e Bcthe r.
hclc pcu cieier Staot it oicfeS Sabr Gin
Ssaferltcu9cl scpadlen, Der 5 Sue unc 3cG
lang lit. sIllc III bsrjcni9e bcs nsrrn gtcu.
barb, pom peld,cm lcetc IBsd,e @cIeuus se'
fd,ah, um A 3ou 9cbpten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

Gin Dr. Wt'9cure, gu lebanon, SleuDcrt,
nuros nsuIid eurb circn SuGIen gEt6otst.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
OcfentttC1e o5enDu.

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tags, fca am pduie beslllnter;ehnstsn tn BET
oanIlltcn Straec Der Stoot 2Ientaun Cnels
d,cS oaS ndmltdc @cbduoe it, wcrin Der
"ecfa patrcf" Suh0cbr 9fbalteu pirb)
tfentlit oerfauft neroen:
Gin Mebu9onD Bureau, @dItranf, Seiis
henihranf, Gtidc uuo StilbIe, 9etten un6
Setttaern, etne "a Smnbcn ubr, Sfen nit
9fcbT, etu 9rcscr Wacbu9cnY Spiesel Cdr.
pets rno @drpet 1nmpcn, @iTig, 3Iber,
SdIretner @eidirr, II. font nod pirle oaus.
uno &hbsn' Gerdtbfbaften Sn umitdnbIid
ju mcIcen.
Die 8ebinauuscn am 8erfaufste9e unS
auftpartun9 urn
giatban Setp.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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an bic Siutcrlaeenlhaft ccs perifcrbencn
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fuftcn bic ScI9en fctn, Tub ole cieieni9en
bic ncb rcdltn,dei9e Scrbcrungen BADEN, Gnb
cbcnfaNs rriud,t ibre Hcd,nuu9cn bic cabin
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leBten 3cit nidts mebr an9encmmen wertsn
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23
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,purre 8cliern Mitta9 IN Der Shener ieines
Sruccrs 1T Cation, bet weIdcm cr tcarccte,
unpermuthet tcot 9efurben. Gr bate IN Der
@rncte 9earbeitet uno ndr ecn Gag 5uSrr
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lufi9 unc gutter Din9c; I'm Mitta9 fanote
iciue Sdwd9crn Gins ibrcr Sinocr al, ibn
gum Mitta9ciTcn ;u rnfcu. Dds Sino fanc
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fri. - sic siug banu frIbIt unc fanc ibn
tret. Die llrfade leincs pIotlidleu 2cccs III
unS nitbt brtannt Der 9Scrliorbcnc ,par ulr,
Sefdbr so 60 Sabre aIt, mnb Ispi9en Stam
ees.-Hcm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-23

lluaIii d. - Gin 5iibri9rr SHnbe oe6
Scrn. Slcncp Ccpns Wurec 9dtcrn 2lbenc in
Der Rdhe bon Sahman'6 Cotsl, &aftSn, bon
Der Heacin9 Sta9c iltcrfahrcn uno - trauri9
gu mrIcen = Guf Der Steac 9ct6ctct!S Der
Slciuc fpicltc IN 8cieaihaft mCbrercr aubcrn
Jtnccrn, ms oicles ben @ltcrn 70 Idredlidic
lln9lild paIflrtc. Sb cas llugln6 eurd, bic
llndd,t(amfcit ocs Srcibrrs cocr eurd, 3ufall
9cid,ab, fpunten mir nld,t tctimmt erfabreu.
lSie mir b6rCn, tpurce Der Ircibcr arrctIrt.
I'D.
R7'9lIS rbi9eS bcrcitS aufgeiest ipar, cr'
fubrcu mir, e0e man oeu 3rclber ,picocr auG
Dem @cfdngnlB 9claecn, uno cae or ltd) lcit'
Dem III 2laentaun befuneCn babe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
RICHARD LOUCKs,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT Law.
Office in Madame Shsrburne's new
brick house, on Laurel street.
Bator Rouge.
REPUBLICATION or MARTINS
a REPORTS.


The undersigned proposes TO publish a new
edition Of the fret and second series of Mar
TINS REPORTS Of tho decisions Of the So
preme Court Of Louisiana.
These reports are now out Of print, and il
is presumed that a new edition 10 required
by the profession. In order 10 enhance the
value Of the work each case will BIO accom-
panied by marginal notes, referring to subse.
quent decisions on the same poiuts,and also to
such articles of the Louisiana code, and acts
of the Legislature as may have changed or
modified the law as settled by the court.
These notes will be compiled By Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Esq.
It is not intended to omit any of the cases
contained in the reports, the whole however
will be comprised in seren roEunaes printed
with the same type and Of the same size as
Robinson's reports.
The price to Subscribers will be FIVE dol
lars per volume, payable on delivery of each
volume, and when two hundred subscribers
are obtained, the price will be advanced TO six
dollars and fifty cents per volume, being thir.
ty FIVE dollars for the work complete to sub.
scribers and forty five to non. Subscribers.
It ID contemplated that the first volume
will be ready for delivery early in February
next, and the succeeding volumes every two
months after.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of suhseSbisg will
confer a favor BY forwarding their names to
SAMUEL III STEWART,
Law BOOK ELLER AND sTATIoNER.
No. so, Camp Street, NsD Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BATON HOuGE, La, NOVEMBER "a, 1916.
THE U. .. MAILS will arrive from New
Orleans on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and
Friday. Closes for New Orleans, on Monday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Mt 3 o'clock.
T.. NJ.
Arrives from Bayou Sara on Monday, Tues.
day, Wednesday and Friday. Closes fgr Ba.
you Sara, on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ats o'clock +. M.
" The Office will be kept open on Sunday
till 10 o'clock.
The Grcensburg mail arrives every Mon.
day, OF II O'Clock, A. M, and departs the
same day, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
II, T.. WADDIIT. y M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Married and Unnarried.-The number
0 funmarried females in New York city,
between the ages Of is and 45, is 5I,666
The number Of those married of the same
age is 54,207 /; the number unmarried un-
der sixteen years Of age is 62,020.-The
number Of persons married during the past
year was 5,555 and the number Of biths
during the same period was l4,0l4-of
which 1919 were males, and 6,495 fe.
males.
Colored Population.-The number Of
colored persons living in the city Of New
York is I1,936-of which number 1870
are not taxee, 255 are taxed, and los are
entitIed TO vote under the property qualif
cation.-DeAa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
NOTICE.

The public are cautioned not to trade for a
certain twelve months Bond for the sum of
fifty four dollars. So cents, with interest,
taken in suit No. I58 on the docket of w
ID. Lea. Esq, entitled John NJ. Morris tator
&c. Us N 81 Scarborough. and drawn By
Noah and James Scarborough as principals
and D w Rounsaville AZ security and bearing
dates April lS45, having q Judgment or
order from tae Hon. Probate Court in and
for the Parish o. St. Helena or an offset to
the said Bond, will not pay or settle the
sarne with any other person but the said
John M, Morris. tutor. 9Th Nov. 1915.
NOAH SCARBOROUGH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

RtysR Ngw5.-At Phfgbng. on the
18th inst. 8 foet 0 inches. All Wheeling,
same date feet 4 inches and FILLING.
The Van Buren,, Ark, Wig ef1he t1ih
inst, reports tho Arkansas river Too low
fer uayigable purposes-Tho river was ri
sing slowly NJ cincibaiti on The 10th. Az
Louisigill0 on the 18th, 9 feet 10 inches
IN tbe canal. Al Nashville, on The 18th,
only 2 liz fsot on tbs shoals. The Nilsson.
RI and Illinois were very low and falling ut
lagf dates.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Tar nsEts,-Itw ill be perceived by ~ adj
verttetnebe y ID another column that we have
now four Elails per week, Ii is an advantage
that might DO enhanced il a more judieioug
soletaion were male Of the days or transporta.
ton. Ne Enail reaches Us from Monday to
Thursday We would urge on the contractors
iflhey desire to consult the wishes of their
patrons to senody the evil, otherwise i will
lock ratheF selfish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
TO PLANTERS AND LAND
HOLDERS.
surveying, LeveFEang ke

Inc snbscribefs, residents Of Baton Rougs.
~tll attend 70 calls in auy part Of Ianisiss.'
FOR surveying or subdigljing land, lsyiso ost
elty or own lots, l%ayolfiba for canals Or ditch.
% on planisilons, give estimates of ~ nun.
Der Of cubic yards of excavation IN esn.is :.
ditehes' or tho quantity of E~mbapknsnf 4,
ioyeog' and tho necessary cost for conetrnet.
Having bad many years practical experience
as I'sm engineers on various pubic works
ana surveys, IN Canada, New Yotk. Pam,
sylVanta and Virginia, besldes bavin1 Nose
engaged for Tho last three and . hail and oSs
and 9 half years respectively a. clerks Ia H.
surveyor Generals office Of this State. tbsv
iesl confident Of their ability to give salts
TAG ''9n e al who may favor thsm with calls.
HENRY ~ WILLIAM G. WALLER.
SURVEYORS u Civil Engineers
References. Col Y, Hcky, D. Reags.
Hon 7. Gibbs Morgan, NO
Hon. Judge DBtton, lbsrville.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

New Constitution of Louisiana.-Mr.
Morgan, of the Literary Depot. Is about to
publish the new Constitution of this State,
with a copious index. and a comparison
between IFS provisions and those of the old
one. II viii be prepared by A. +. Glenn,
ESQ. Such d work Is much wanted, and
Mr. Morgan is doing the public a great ser.
vice in Bringing it out thus early. From
the ability Of the gentleman engaged upon
ii, we may expect full justice will be done
to the subiect.-TroPic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
DIR. GLAaETr.
DENTAL .

~ bN d ~ - . IL BO W.
Respectfully tenders bis acknowledgements
| 0the eitlz6Bs Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, for
The liberal patronage extended to him during
hto s%ojoufn among them last winter, and
would inform them that he has returned and
taken rooms on Lafayette street, nearly opbo-
Hlte the Louisiana bank, where he ia prepared
to attend to all the duties appertaintng 10 fia
profession. As his engagements will only
permit him to spend i part Of his time In Bar.
on Rouge, he would invite those dispeged IN
avail themselves Of bis services 10 make early
application.
Nov. % no 10 1aAg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Probate Coart-Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter Of the succession Of Jane
Montgomery, deceased.
William d. Lea, e5tan1cntary executor Of
the last will and te8tamento Of Jane Montgom.
cry deceased, having fled In the probate
court, an account Of his administration in the
estate Of said deceased. Notice Is hereby
given to all whom interested to show cause
within ten days, why said account should not
be approved and homologated, and made the
judgement Of The court, and the said Execn-
tor discharged from any further responsible
" resulting from said trust.
Nov 2g 4g CHI. TESTER. p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

An intelligent writer estimates the falling
off N the receipts Of the Post Office Depart
ment, under the reduced rates of postage, at
S~l,59a,000. and the saving in the new con.
tracts a Sl,000000, thus Leaving only half
a million to Do provided for from the gen.
efal treasury. This We deem a gratifying
result Of the great experiment in favor Of
cheap postage. In a few years, when the
whole people have become habitually accug-
tomedto cheap postage, the revenues Of the
Department will exceed its expenses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
PAMsHIoNERs
A "

On Thnrsday lhea7th, instant by the Rev.
Joseph NJ. Bfogard, Mr.. Phillip Fitzsim6bs
to Mrs. Mary Mah6n, all or lhis parish.
On Thursday the 9Th, inst, by the Rev. !.
~ Brogard, Mr.. Henry Ernest Hebert, OF w.
Baton Rouge to Miss Mary perlllde Hebert. Of
said parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

An eccentric ballot was deposited at the
recent New York election, in the last ward
Il ran as follows
For the amendment of the Constitution in
relation to the removal of judicial officers.
For the removal of all officers, and the
appointment of new ones from the body of the
people every six months.
For the division of property every Saturday
night -oftener required.
For making the dealing out Of wine behind
the counte a legal lender for The banks, in
stead ofspecie-particularly efor the Dutch"
For the establishment of Stated Preaching,
ana he Bible 10 The Schools, atall places this
side Of Sandy Hill.
II negroes shall be allowed te vote, | AM.
for Strengthening their hair and w~hite.wash-
ing their black faces.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

At Thompson, Conn, on tho 25th Of Oct,
JONATHAN CONVERSE, Esq., at the ad.
yaueed age Of So.
On Friday, the 2ist inst, julius Isaac, IN.
FAINT son Of D. Sanger, aged 20 months aud
IL days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
pA.FaM. HnnrrnnnI

UasH M HEREFORD
sir-Feeliag che importance, under pre-.
sent circumstance Of having our parish ably
represented IN The next Legislature, and hay.
ing foil confidence In your liberaliiy and ~
bilities, respectfully request you to be on in.
dependent candidate for a seat in the lower
house. Your acquieseenes will enlist The
warm support Of many voters Of both par.
ties.
PAftsHIONERs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
FOR SALE,

On account Of departure, on advantageous
terms,
A drug store wei stocked apply to DR..
sonterfe, who takes this opportunity of r..
guessing NJ tbDse who are Indebted to him
10 settle without delay. No 2O-3s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
STRAYED.

From the residence of Henry earle, about
IL miles from Baton Rouge, on Sunday 23d
instant. two large grey match horses, no
brand or mark, one about 8 and the other a.
bout 9 years old no shoes on. Whoever
will return said horses to Mr. Henry earle
will be suitably rewarded.
Nov 90 no a 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
Z 2HAW

Would say to h0r old customers and the la
dice IN general, that she has just returned
from New York, and has nov on hand A verv
ins assortment Of fancy goods, consisting Of
siLkJ Of the LATEST styles, mousline de- lanes,
caahWiers' poIkas &c, also a large and veil
selected assor't. If nounce braid, and al des.
c~riptions Of straw Bonuets Of the latest French
She can cell lower than can be- had
elsewhere, together with a very superior as
sortment Of laees, insertions, ribbons, gloves
&c, all Of which will be sold on the most rea-
terms. Call and examine-store
nearly opposite the city bank.
nov 3 no 40 1S45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

We have heard . gtsat deal asoat tho rlch
lands Of Tie West asl IL rgass, bot In our
opinion The PARISH II ssaat BatdS Rouge can
We adyantageousiy t9lh ofhS. Only few
years ago, the idea ~ raHlng t1gar cane On
the Higflthde, was destned cbSnerieal, nov,
the experiment baa tsten snecs sf1lly tried,
aud The cane on th8N q iahlanJS ihFiyos better
a6d furnishes mere 5ee ibao Stbat 81 f4Ia
8lasIppi bottoms. Ans nj for css1, cotton, %,
tatoss, &C., our ratise heais Creation. We
fseoiffu SOUS days kao y POTATOES grown
hg Il HBurnsf, Esq, b. Mlacblc oaa weigh.
ins 53 lbs tho otip3 Ais Sie assures 10
tbat hr haa about ~50xrnabels snafiy The sizs
# tie lattst Come 4 a%aftlea, nothing bat
industry is fo4uifea :tbefe II ylgoty la6d in
this parish, aud any guest, frugal aud indus
trioBe hrnsr ean Inf q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

SQuARrse Accoura.-..A abort time since
one Of the beadIoB of N~-~took D qtiau.
tity Of butter from a eountryman becans5 It
was deficient in weight and meeting him
q few days after in public house, eaid to
him, You're the man ! took the 20 pounds
Of butter from the other day" No, fbeau'f,"
replied Hodge. am suro yon are
says the boadlg. II tell you ! bean't,r 70.
Piled tho countrynan, "and If you likes III.
lay The b guinea on't.' "Dtne," replied the
baadlo, and tho money was quickly posted.
Now" Gays the couhtryman, "thoa did
tako 20 Jumps Of butter from me, but If they
had been 20 pounds, you'd have no right 10
take'em and this" continued he, very cool
" pocketing the money, evil just lay me
for tho lose OF the butter"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

"PoF-THE-qUEsT1oN'' bonnets are all the
rage in the eastern cities. It Is only reques-
ie for a young man to see zone Of these bon
nets on a young lady, to know thar che il in
the market.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29


SuaAR srATisrtcs....Mr Champorier has
an interesting communication in yesterday
Bee. He cugreets come errors 10 relation to
his last statement, Of the sugar crop Of Lou
isiana. In IL parisbee, he sayg there arc
1850 plantations, with 1877 old, and 367 new
Sugar mills, making lI04 in all. From
this, it appears that 367 cotton plantations
have been changed into sugar estates. But
this does not show the full number, as many
small estates are not reGkoned among the
new plantations. In the Parishes Of YER
million, Lafayette and st. Landry, where
there was IS old plantations, he thinks there
must be 25 or 30 new ones, Rapideg, Az
oyelIs, CatcaBien, Catahoula and Concordia,
says Mr. T.. arrangements were being made
for more than 200 new Sugar plantations but
the most part of them bage been suspended
and cotton will be mostly cultivated on them,
for another season, until The action Of Con-
ereas respecting the Tariff is ascertained.
Still, there are, however, 10 to so that are
actually opened, and going into operation in
those FIVE parishes, and all those who sis"
pended he change Of their culture, are full
iy provided already, even at great cost, with
seed cane for planting.
OF the above mentioned new plantations,
but q certain number will produce more cane
than they will respectively require for re-
planting this season, and add but little to the
present crop Bat a very large number will
be in full operation for the next cropo OF 1886
Z, and all Of them for the crop of lS47 ".
Seventy two engines for Sugar millshaYe
been introduced in The State this year, com
ing from the manufactures Of Pittsbnrg, Gin
%cinnati, Louisville, New York, philadelphia
aud Richmond. Some very costly ones
from New York and Philadelphia.
There will not less than I30 put up this
next season-.by Pittsburg, 25,; Cincinnati,
72 Louisville, 10; Richmond, / know Of none;
New Orleans, Is"
I'VE stated in our Saturday number that
Sugar mills were being erected ia Attakapas
from the Tredegar Iron Works, Richmond.
Tr0pic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
-CO-PARTNERsH1p, NOr1ce

The undersigned respectfully inform
ihe'r friends add the public generally, the,
they have formed Il Co.psrtporship, in iSs
cofnini9sion, fof0afding and grocery Bust-
ness Their store IL ut Sir. Babig'. oJ
stand, IN the rear Of Tho Jail, where vIf nj.
ways DO found an assortment If Roeds "a,
planters use, such 10 dotnestics. bavpipv
rope, groceries, hardware. &c, Ae., Tbjel
they will sell on the Iowosf terms.
TOMLTNSON 4 BABTY
II. v, Babe II. auyr.