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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-26

PoPuLArIoy.--A newly married couple went
to housekeeping, at Boston, in Poplar street.
Al breakfast, the next morning after their en-
trance, the gentleman said to his LADY,
MY dear, this is Poplar street, and by put
thug (you) IN II, becomes popular
And by putting as in it, promptly replied tha
lady, Il, will become PoP"lous,'
yrsT SrSTiMENr.-A noble heart will disdain
to subsis,, like drcne, upon the honey gather
ed from others sbor-lke a leech to fllch its
food out Of the public granary-o or like shark,
to play on the lesser fry but will one way -.
the other earn his subsistence
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-26

AMERICAN fiGs.-NVc remember stating
few years since, that Figs were cultivated for
the city market, at Point Shirley, two miles
from East Boston fcrry-@on the Eastcry shore
OF Boston llurbor. A Salem paper copied the
paragraph at the time, and suggested 20 its rea-
Gers that it probably contained a Typographical
error and that pigs were meant. Our state
mcnt however was based upon correct inor-
nation, and we have had within a few days an
opportunity of visiting the fg orchurd OF Mr.
) Tewksbury, at Point Shirley. He has cult.
waited the liz tree, with complete success for ten
or twelve years past, and has supplied (to IL
mited extent Of course,l fresh frs 10 some ia
miles IN the city every year. The trees are
about five or SIX feet high, set near together,
in the shade and bear abundan,ly. In the win
ter, they are removed TO the cellar aud are set
IN the ground in the spring Other trees are
IN large pots and bear well. Mr.. Tewksbury
has many rare aud valuable fruit trees OF differ
cut kinds on his grounds. Among them is
rcmar rkablc apple tree, which produces fine
fruit, OF peculiar chaTaCieh Jut nerer shotos q
blossom. The apples are generally without
| core, or seed, and some OF them. as he informed
us, cut like pota.oc.--C Charleston Mass
| Mirror. .. ..
Russia AND IFS RAfLwhys-A A letter from
ST Petersburg, states that one reason OF the
haste Of the Csar for the completion OF his great
railway for connecting the two capitals of his
a. ~. .,i. , L. al -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
u

MHs. n. r. FuKaTEs grateful 10 those who
have putYonized her since her arrival In this
city respectfully informs her friends and the
public generally, that owing TO tho soliiciia-
iions Of several Of hsr ffionds, she has takon
Mr.. Brunot's house, lately occupied by Mr..
Dewey, where she intends TO open next
month a gchoDI for tho reception Of femalss,
exclusively, All tho branches constituting
n polite education will be taught in the
French and English languages. She Intends
70 devote particular care 10 The former not
only 10 theory but In practice, being vel.
aware that this important branch Of education
has loo often been neglected.
She hopes that her experience in the art Of
teaching wiIl obtain her d share of patronage,
having been for three pears priHetpaI Of one "
The largest female public schools In ~ Orleans.
Great attention will be paid to the depoft.
menf, and proper use Of language Of hsr pl.
pills both 10 and out Of school, If possible !
their morals IN general will call forth Der
deepest interest. For terms, rules and hours
pleaae call 81 her present residence, or at tho
sch0ol after tho let Of the month.
~ The number Of pupils will be limited.
REFERENCES
Rev J Woodbridge, j. Phillips, Esq.
Rev. Fl + DiifenWoftb, Louis Shoppers. Esq,
Hon. Judge Tessief. H. BOnnozaze, Esq,
Amos Adams, Esqq J., Butler, Esqg
Capt. NeWfomO, James Bruu6t, Esq.
March 70, 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
E0NGREaA

We extf,et thegfollowing nomination frem
The National lhteIligeHtef o. the 10Th inst.
The nominations made un the 18th were
Of 40 uhinp0ttaht character.
] H pfentiHH, marshal vf the Northern die
ttitt Of New York,
Joseph w WBttnafe, navy agent, N York,
Jacob kpui, r., marshal Of Vermont,
Chas II Aswell, Engineer Chief of the U,
states Navy.
II IL thought that The Senate will adjourn
On the 2ith All he nominations designed 10
We made by the president, IL was expected
would made Oh The l4th
The following nominations mere also con.
iirthed.
Elijah / Purdy, surveyor Of The port Of ~
York.
Alex II Everett, Of Massachusetts,, Conn
missioner 10 China.
WIN II Polk, Of Tennessee charge d'Afai.
res to Sardinia.
20 Jewett, Of Maine, charge d'atfaifes to
Peru,
b. + Butler, attorney general Of the East.
err District Of New York.
h. g Shields, Of Alabama, charge d'afai.
res TO Venezuela.
IPn Pafmentief, navy agent. Boston.
Numerous combinations were made Of ar
my aud navy aud custom house officers, but
n0hr of an Important character,
The II chmoid Enquirer says that Mr..
Calhoun waa offered the mission to England
but he declined It,
In the u. s. Senate on thet7th mat. the
Honorable SIMON CAMHnds, elected by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania II hll the yacan-
ey oGeasioned by the resignation Of The Hon.
JANIS B~utHAtAs, appeared At The desk and
was qualified.
Mr., WEBSTER then rose and announced the
death Of bis oolleauge, the Hon. Isaac Chap
man Bates, Ia eloquent and feeling terms.
After Mr.. w, had resumed his seat. Mr.. HU-
efn Of 8. g., made d few remarks expressive
Of his regret At the death Of his brother seua.
tor. whom he had sincerity respected for intel.
~ligenee, uprightness, honor and urbanity. A
COMMITTEES was appointed to superihtend Mr..
Bates funeral, and the Senate then adjourn
ed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

is eenvalsseehL and Ghenghi TO be entirely
out of8aheef.
Excuse me, kiF, for troubling you with ,hs
above. AS Am not a physician, you viii Ct.
cass any thing that II not given In medical
phraaedIhgy, II ! had not had tho most inns
plieil confidence in the medical aeumen oil
Dr. j. o. Williams, The nJvellY Or the pfae-
Tee the weabness..o or the patient. aad TIC cold.
ness Of The night, would probably have Baussd
me to object 10 the application. Had not the
application been made, The patient, according
to all human calculation, must have died,
feel no disposition to give trouble ef pain
To any person, much less friend. consequent
" I would not give YOU the trouble Of read.
ing, OF myself Of writing this sefawi, were II
not that a knowledge Of The beneficial effects
Of Hydropathy will afford you sufficient pleas.
IRE 10 compensate for the trouble Of reading
this. ltam your sincere friend
JAMES BMYLTE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

FoRTIF1cATIoNs.--Among the items Of the
bill making appropriations for Notifications
for the year ending June so, 1915, we find
the following
For completing the sea-walI at st. Angus
tine, including the transfer Of the sum of one
thousand one hundred and thirty-three dol
lars and four cents, being a balance remain
ing in the agents hands Of an appropriation
for the repairs Of Fort Marion, six thousand
four hundred dollars.
For Fort Pickens, Pensacola harbor, Flori.
da, twelve thousand dollars.
For Fort BARRACKS, Pensacola harbor, Flor
ida, thirty thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Fort Morgan, Mobile Point,
Alabama, fifteen thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Fort Jackson, Mississippi
river, Louisiana, seven thousand dollars.
For repairs OF Fort St. Philip, Mississippi
river, Louisiana, ten thousand dollars.
For Fort Livingston, Grand Terre island,
Barataria bay, Louisiana, fifty thousand dol.
lars:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
AGRICULTURAL q MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.

An adjourned meeting ~ tho Executive
Committee Of tho Agricultural and Mechanics
Association Of the State of Louisiana, was
this day held At the Couft-Houso In the town
Of Baton Rouge for the purpose of making ar
engagements for the approaching annual meet.
ing T. Fair, Present + u Conrad Chairman,
John Butler, d y Avery, A M Reedor, Jas
Cooper. and J. 4, Dulroca acting Secretary
Tho Chairman having stated The object Of
the meeting il was
Resolved, Tint a committee Of nine per.
sons he appointed 10 provide convenient
and suitable place for the next annual Fair TO
be holden at Baton Rouge in Nav next, and
TO make all suitable arrangements Tor the
ga me. The following persons were named Oh
said committee. MesBrs u u Avery, John
BUTLER, Stephen Henderson, DR.. + W Her.
eferd, James Copper, A NJ Rorder, w F
Tunnard Joseph Menard g. + D Conrad.
Resolved that the gentlemen herein after
named, be requested to act az a standing
Committee Of agents to procure subscriptions
10 the Agricultural 81 Mechanics Association,
to collect any sums Of money now due or be-.
co,aing due from members in their respective
parishes or neighborhood, aud transmit The
sum BY mail or otherwise 10 the Treasurer at
Baton Rouge.
The following persons were named 10 com.
pose said committee.
East Baton Rouge--A NJ Rceder, James
Cooper, Amos Adams, J b Kleiopeter, X w
Newport, Sosthene Allan, Michael Watson,
Joseph Menard.
Concordia-T B Thorpe Edward Spar
row.
Yves. Feliciana--C c s Farrar, David
Barrow.
East Feliciana--D ] Fluker, John Rist.
West Baton Rouge--V lie Blanc, James
Devall,
Ibervillc-J N Brown, David Chambers.
Poinle Coup6e-Dr. G w Smith, Fran
co.'s Y Bouis.
St. James--Messrs William & Samuel
Fagot.
1scension--D. Kenner, Trasimond Lam
dry.
St Martin-Judge John Moore, John c
Marsh.
St Mary--Robert Wilson, w G Pal
frey.
Assumption-Col. Phillips, and Colonel
Sparks.
Lafourche Interior-Tbom Pugh, J. Au.
bert.
observation-disclosures Cage, Esq, DR.. Kit
teridge.
St. Heltna --Amns Kent, ] Holloway.
Washington-Martin GPenn, Gen. Ed
wards.
st Ta~mmany--Moses Moore, Mr.. Car
riere.
St John Baptist-Felrx Garcia A Boudous-
quie.
ST Charles-Judge Rost.
Jefferson-Minor Kenaer, p Sauve.
81. Landry-Stephen Wikof, --Prescot, C
L Swazt.
Rapides-Gen ] Walker, T J Wells, H
Spriggs,
Teneas-John Routh.
observation-disclosures Phelps.
Avo~yelies--Hon Harmanson.
Natchitoches--Mess Taylor and Prud-
homme.
New O~rleans--Judge T Morgan, S w
Oskey,CoI. Campbell, Alex. Bullilt, q w
Bradbury, Mr.. Smell.
st Bernard-Maunsel White, Thos. Nor
gan.
Plaquemines-S Packwood Jr.
Resolved, that the Treasurer be recom-
mended to authorize the persons composing
The foregoing Committee to carry out the OBJ
jects of the above Resolution.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
on Saturday the 29th at II O'Clock.
F. D. CONRAD, President.
], r. DUFkocQ, Secretary.
March 26th lS45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
SAIL oF YALUApLE pROpERTY.

viii be sold by II. tANoUE, auctioneer, oD
Saturday tho Sd May next, 1916, at the
Court House in the tsRn Of Baton Rouge, at
tie hour o. IL o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, 10 wit
Two lots Bf ground in the town of Baton
Rouge, being lots no.6 and 7, square no. A,
on north Boulevard efeet, having each q front
Of sixty feet, by b depth Of one hundred and
ffy feet French mekufe.
Also. fourteen aGris Of land situated in the
town Of Baton itoua, together with all the
buildings and improlments thereon, destgna
fed on the fguralip plan deposited by F. D..
NeWcomb in the PFlsh Judges Office 40 nos.
"a and 90.
The property ab(ge described 10 be- sold for
the purpose Of satisfying q legal mortgage
thereon, in favor Of Hortense Capdeyllle now
Iloftenee Aftug.
I'erma-one fflh cash, the balance IT sig,
twelve. eighteen and tWeitty~l0ur months, IN
notes bearing mortgage, with six per cent IN.
teFest from date tll maturity, aud eight per
aopum interest from maturity ttll final pay
fnent. Act Of sale before John Reid, notary.
public, 81 The expense Of The purchaser.
march 22, 1916 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
FASHION COUnsE-sPRING
MEETING.
lHAh.
TwVHE Races over The Fashion Course will
commences on the fret Wsaneadav In

TwvHE Races over The Fashion Course will
E commences on the first Wednesday in
May Lezt, and continue four days.
ist Day--5wsspsssats for year Odds
last 9pFjng-mile heats-s.splranre BOO, for
fell S25-Creoles of Touisiara and Missls.
Htppt TO carry Two yssr old weights, 10 pane
and close The day before the fsce.
I'd Day~@Thfsa nile hsats-~purgo $3.50
az follows $3.50 cash aud plate stake adj
d6d Of a fine silver pitcher aud q dozen Of
. liver tunblers-sntrance III ten PR cent on
tho cash amount. end for the plats IN propor.
ton TO the number enteted 10 r~an-~aIl horses
tho age Of four years, and upwards, will car
~ lOOOIbs, those under that ags will cary
there entitled weights TO rule.
3D. Dsy-Two mile b~ssts-purss $3.50
free for all ages, TO rules.
Ath Day-pf6pristors purse, el0O-bess
three IN ~fve--to be- added a fms saddle, bri.
die &c, Of Bua;t's make--same rules as for
tbs silver plate.
JNO. g. WALKER, Proprietor.
Port Hudson, March ], ts45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
LOST on MIgLAID,

An account against the parish Of West Da-
ION Rouge for The sum Of thirty dollars $500
for one months services as guard Of the con-
yieis on The road from James Deyallt To Ba.
you Crosse Tote, from about the twentieth
Of August to the twentieth September 1543,
said account was drawn in favor If Milton
Burgess and approved by Capt. H. Kesp.
Alison one other account for the sum 81 (27l
tweaty-sevsn dollars, dated same time in Ja.
nUsry 1914. in favor of Milton Burgess for
services as guard Of the c%on9lcts, and appro.
we'd BY Capt f. Tate. The above described
claims we're missing about The last Of June
or fret Of July last pact 1914,
PATRICK AHERN
The State of Louisiana,
Parish Of West F'eliGiana.
Personally appeared before ms George
Cook, i justice Of the peace, in and for said
parish and state, duly commissioned and
sworn, Patrick Ahern, who being sworn &C.
c0rding 10 law; says the above and foregoing
statements are correct and true.
PATRICK AHEEH.
Sworn % aud subscribed before inc This
25th day Of January 1s45.
q TOOK, Justice Of the peare.
Tho public are hereby notified not n tTsdo
for The above described warrants which have
never been endorsed or assigned by me, al
the payment Of the same has been stopped.
NJ BURGESS.
March 20, Is4B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
JAS LANGTON.
STATE or LOUISIANA-pARLSH
EAST BATON RODGE.
PROBATE COURT,
II. N. FowIer, For monIlIon

II. w. Fowler, For m]onition.
In the name and by the authority ofthe
| State Of Louisiana and Of said court.
GREETING.
10 all persons whom 1t may concern,
take notice that onthe petition and at the pray.
er VI Henry Waller Fowler residing in said
Parish and State now being the bonn fde own.
or and possegsUr Of the following described
property 10 wit: a tract Of lard situated in
this parish adjoining lands 0 ftbe late Edward
Powers, now Burgess, about seven miles
East Of the own Of Baton Rouge, containing
about five hundred acres, more Or less, also
lot no. one, in square no. thiftv-two south,
held in common by the late Henry Gurley and
Thomas Gibbs Morgan, situated in that part
oftbe town Of Baton Rouge laid out by e Beau
regard, By purchase for the tract Of land four
hundred and seventy dollars, and for the own
lot, one hundred and twenty five dollars, at
the Probate sale made Of the estate Of the
late II. Gnrley, on the twenty seventh day OF
February eighteen hundred and forty five, by
an order and decree Of tho Honorable the
Court Of Probates ID and for said parish, and
after legal advertisements and delay, and in
Pursuance and conformity TO the deliberations
of Z family meeting legally LomolOgated by
said Court.
Adam Winthrop Clerk of said Probate
Court in and for said Parish and State, in the
name and by the authority Of the State of Lou.
isiana and said Court, and in accordance with
the provisions Of the act Of the Legislature OF
Louisiana, entitled an act for the further as.
surance Of titles to purchasers al Judicial sales
approved the 10Th day Of March A. ID. 1884
and ID obedience TO an order of said Court da-
ted the 9Th day of March Is45. Have grant.
ed and | do herby grant this monition, calling
upon and admonishing all persons whomsoever
who may or can set up any right or title to
the above described property in. consequence
of %infornality in the order, decree or Judge |
ment of the Court of Probates under which
the said sale of the aforesaid property was
made to the said Henry Waller Fowler, or a
ny other iFregularIfy or illegally in tue pro.
ceedlng provoking the said decree Of said
Court or in the aDpraisment, advertisement. or .
10 the time, manner or form Of sale, or any |
other defect whatsoever, To show cause with. |
10 thirty days from the day this monilion !
is first inserted in the public nea s-paper why
the sale SO made as aforesaid should not b.
confirmed, homologated, and made the final
Judgment ofthis Court.
ms done, given, granted and sealed in
the Parish of East Baton Rouge, this 5th day
of March A. d. l645.
Witness the Honorable Charles Tessier
Judge of said Court Of Probates this 9Th
March 1s45.
5 ADAM WINTHROP, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

'ruE LOUISIANA FAtR,=-W We lsarn with
pleasure that Tho Legislature has passed d
bin granting The Louisiana State Agricultu,
raj Society $500. Tho Fair will CONT of, NJ
Baton Rouge, IN the beginning Of Nay next,
| Az il Ia probable VIC will attend, our ffiends
| will please have articles for exhibition In
readiness. We hope tho fair ladies' Of Bat,
on Rouge will not again intetfaiF with the
arrangements Of the Society by holding Bag.
are. We mus, bar i, ii they do. Why can.
not the ladies' hold their Bazara the day be,
tofa Or after the State Fair - Planters Ban,
RcF.
We are vlad TO hear, friend Wilson, that
YOU keep in remembrance this institution. AZ
you were one Of the first and moRt energetic
friend Of the measure (tbe opinion Of the
Doetorto the contrary notwithstanding you
will perceive that you have been appointed
by the Executive Committee and treasurer ID
n member Of the committee OH subscriptions
We hope you will do your utmost. The Sc
eond Monday in May is the time-not a mo
Inent ought TO be lost. Tbs ladies we as
sure you have 10 idea Of annoying Us this
time forgive the expression, for though pos.
sessed Of a considerable share of gallantry
even that can DO over-taxed. II, at all events,
they should suddenly decide on pursuing the
same course, contrary to our expectations,
when you come along, bring you correspondent
"Fish hooks" and we will warrant he will
settle the affair fer ever. 7tso briggs at our
port last peck, besides a large number Of fat
boats, one loaded with ICE. What do you
lhink Of that.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

DIED-At Stnitbland, KY, on the 25th q
February, sged 80 yeara. Mr. JoHF 7. BRYAF,
Of Kentucky, d gentleman 70 whom lhs agfl-
culture Of Louisiana is indebted for varions
economical improvements -atnt1g which 81
great utility, are the horizontal eane.earrler,
and "Bryan's patent Cans Coyerer," and
"Palent Cane Gutter" for the benefit Of the
sugar planters. Mr.. Bryan was fayorbbly
known IN thfs neiahborhoad, where bis mn0ly
character and social qualities bad gained htm
many friends, who have d deep sympathy
with his bgfeavrd family.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
NOTICE.

The 3st May being the
time fxe by law for the f.
nal sediment of the State
taxes blythe collectors with
the T'reirer, for the previ-
Gus yea all those owing
taxes TO the year 1914, are
requesta to call and settle
said taos as lam compelled
to reqFe prompt payment
ofthe me.
L. C. MORRIS,
Sheriff and Collector,
me no Z 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

Htsr nAroN RouoE-- For a year pact VIC
have frequent complaints. nom eome Of oai
subscribers IN the upper part Il that parish
that they do not receive their papers regular.
~. The papers ARE carried every week well
wrapped up and addressed, gone for eonven'
fence are len At the billiard table and others
at The post-ofice, We know rot where The de-
fault lays, hut to avoid speh thjaga IN 10
ture, we will pay .dGc dollars, for any inCor,
nation That will lead to the conviction Of tho
gentleman guilty deepening subscribers pa.
per without tho permission Of tho owner.
The penalty for the offence ie the same %
for opening 4 sealed letter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
NOTICE.

The public il advertised not 10 sccreI1.
trade for or Otherwise negotiate certain notes
dated 5th March 1914, Baton Rouge, three
in number each for SI105 331, payable in
March l545. 6, T., signed Justine 4 Willis,
A Willis, endorsed John Randolph and II.
B HARRISON, as | protest the same, for that The
consideration has failed, the same having beem
given price Of adjudication gf slaves at sale
Of John Phillips, administrator Of estate of
VIM Adams aud Cynthia Morris, deceased,
and certain Of said slaves have since dsvel-
oped redhibitory vices, and / claim to cancel
the sale or quaint MINORS, ne may be.
for JUSTINE A WILLIS
feb Is 9 4 II WILLIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
SALE AT AUCTION.

vii be sold at public ole, At the Court
House ~ the town Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, tho Sd May nett, at ~ o'clock,
4 Nj. by II LANoGE %auettoffer.
Eleven tots Of ground sluated IN that part
Of the town laid out by Anthony Grass. known
40 the .Jactson Garden, dyidsd iato lots -
per plan deposited atthe PFish Judges office.
Terms-Ons fourth cab, The balance at
one, Two and three years, pr notes endorsed
to the satisfaction Of The fe1dor, payable in
bank, and bearing mortgage until final pay.
ment. Acts Of sale beforiJolrn Reid, notary
public, at The expense Of 10 purchasers.
mapqh % 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

Country Eplrons.-Thjs class Or men are
generally unfortunate, few Of hem enjoy a
sinecurc. They are subject 10 annoyances
which the city editor knows nothing Of for
instance, a printing Office in The country is
considered as public as an intelligence office.
The mail is scarcely opened, ere a brawny
sou ofthe Emerald Isle walks ia as bold rs he
would in a coffee. house, aud viii ask YOU a
thousand questions about the Miami, Chesa-
peake or other canals, about railroads in some
part Of tho Union, and as finale will offer
you fire ceais for two or three Of the latest
Nsto Orleans papers, Next come about hall
a dozen 7atboalmen, in succession, inquiring
the price OF provisions, hooP-poles, putty &c,
and some will think ii bard you viii not give
them your last price current, and about a doz-
en- old exchanges. Then several men who
will not subscribe, will step in to get the news
in adpancs, toss up all your exchange papers,
and 60 out with the most perfect nonchaiance.
The income 10 small and a couGtry editor, a.
side from that calling, is his devil, composttor,
pressman, translator, clerk sc. &c. After an
agduous weeks WORK you may then have your
PAPER crilicized-saye the mark by igao-
raguses who can barely append their X in
place of their baptismal cognomen. There
are some, however, who are mere high-mind.
ed, who DO not expect to find a Caleb Quotem
at every corner Of the street, who appreciate
industry and perseverance, who viii not
"5reak the bruised reed" aud who will some
times remember the printer. Those instan-
ces are indeed for him green spots in memo
rvs waste" and 80 We thought on Saturday
morning when a keg Of bucktrheat was dam
De5 at cur door, with Nessrs Pike s. Harris
compliments. Such an act we hope viii be
placed 70 heir credit on tie great log-book
and there atone for some Of their faults of
omission.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
PLANTATION MEDIcIvFa

The subscribers, aware Of the Importance
TO Planters and Physicians Of having Medl.
cines which can be relied ON 10 rnEsH and
eEHUfFt, have taken particular care in tho
selection Of their stock, and from The arrange.
inents they have made In London, PATS and
New York, for receiving constant fresh sup
plies, they will always be- prepared to farpish
Planters and Physicians with Medicines
which they viii guarantee ofsuperjof qDstiry.
siCkLES a. Co, Druggists, No. ~ Maps.
zinc street.
No. 40 en- IaA5.