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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

A cotton factory at Na:chez, Mississippi,
has recently been established, and is des-
eribed, BY the proprietor. Mr.. McAuister, in
a letter to the New Orleans Bulletin. 1t has
an engine of ifty-horse power. The second
story Of the building has ten power looms,
capable o~fthrowing out. 500 yards of heavy
domesiics and 800 Of linseys per day two
warpiag machines, wool cards, two lun.
ing machines, sand'one cotion-pickeE. There
are in all 1900 spindIes. The factory makes,
independent Of fabrics, Irvine, candIe-wick,
aeugh lines, cotton and wool batting, and
yarn Sufficient to supply the market. There
e~aplogedane Nhite manager, FIVE boys,
eight girls, and four men, ell Isgr3es ; and
.ssaAhlte Wrappers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN
pHTNEfpL.EH.

Baton Rouge Classical and Commercial Bears
ding and Day School. The Hevs John
Burke tlats President of Franklin Col
lBseJ Rector TO commence on tbs lst
January lg4G.
The course Of instruction Al This institus
ton, will embrace, In the English and SLASH
cal department, minute and critical attention
10 composition, e~iBgutigH and yhtigisgg in all its
branches. The application Of the rules OF
Pfosaay in The structure and scanning Of
Greek and Latin verse, is regarded as an eHs
sfeise Indispensable toward a thorough
knowledge and appreciation Of the beauties
Of ancient poetry
It shall be rs veil The never 6easing desire
aud taFa Bf The rector and his assistants, so 10
labor in the most important trust committed
20 them, That their pupils, may, together with
ifFepf6a6hably moral and religious cons
da6t,aeduifs we'll msflted reputation. for
sound, useful, practical and accomplished
scholarship, An able professor, a native Of
Hungary with othefs to be employed Il nez
e~essHfy1 will give instructions In the French
: German and Spanish languages. also In
algebra, geometry. tfigonemetry, [ptain
and sphefleal1 Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, aftiohe6tats and
Landscape painting
The rector grounds his hopes Of continued
patronage and liberal supp ut by an ena
liehtehsd public, on the successful eKps-
Renee If a quaftet Of a century in this eouns
try and Eurups=6h the stt6#Esst rseBmmens
dHtiuns from distinguished citizens Of Louis
lana, and the Cafolinas, and above al, on The
fairly tested progress okbis pupils, ia moral,
literary aud scientific Improvement,
Particulars ms to discipline, course Of stu
dies, vacations &c, &c. may be obtained by
application TO the Rev. John burke, Ijat8h
HBags,
Ts#Ns or fgfri8H for day pupils in The ell
ementary branches Of an English education
Spelling reading, writing and arithmetic.
T#HbB DOLLARS zoe. per menlh, classics and
mathematics. SIG Be1bAHs per month, modern
Languages with The studies BtsHF Bs1tAHs
per month.
RefFsases-The Right Rev. Lsenidas
Polk. D D bishop Of The Diocese Of La, The
Rev Francis Il Hawks, u u rector Of Ghrist
CharBh, New Orleans. The Rev. Daniel q
Lewis, rector Of Grace Church st. Francis.
vile, The Rev w u Lacy, y u rector Of The
Southern Institute, for young ladies' Jackson,
La NatshitoeheR, the Hon ] O. Campbell,
7 A Morse. James Taylor and Charles
Hullafd. Esqal
Alexandria, John X Eigee, ESD, Dr.. Daz
vidson. Opeleusas, Judge 0Yeftoh, Hon. On
King Sc, Nc.
D~onalds8nvills, Judge Nichols,
Baton Rouge, DID Avefys ESQ. &c,
The Prospectus Of the Boarding School
&C., will be issued in a few days
= The teacher whose services have been
engaged, speaks French with the daengy and
Of a we'll sdoeated native Of
France.
December 18th, la4b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

WpRfuy nf AfffNTmr=At n meeting Of
the executive committee Of the Agriculture
and Mechanics Association. held on The pDlh
ult, r u Thorpe. ESQ Of Npv Orleans we
unanimously Gibson 10 deliver an address be-
FIRE said Association on The fret day Of The
fair, January 9Th 1916, From The universal.
" acknowledged abilities of the above named
gentleman, and the deep interest he has for
FoHe years pact bestowed IN The cause Of agy
tiebl'ufe We may expect a rich treat on the
ocfaslnh, Two able addresses have been
made before Tho association by Judges Me
Caleb and Rost, and we anticipate that The
author Of Tom Otgn, the Doe Hunter SC,
will give us such an address as we shall be
proud 10 place, by the eide Of those previously
delivered, IN the Archives Of The Association,
All we can cay IL. lie can II he viii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
PLANTATION FOR SALE,

-" sAs
The plantation formerly belonging TO the
heirs of David Davis and ]. 2. Michel, and
now the sole property Of the latter, by pur.
chase situated on the roadfrom Baton Rouge
to Bayou Sara, about nine miles from this
town, joining the plantation Of Mr.. Vanland-
ingham on the upper line, The land is rich
and well timbered, there is a great deal of
white oak for slaves, and Is only three miles
from Springfield landing, there are some
buildings on the premises, and about so or
60 arpnnts cleared. Some cotton and sugar
cane has been raised on the premises this
year. For further information apply to the
proprietor at Baton Rouge.
Also for sale another tract Of land situated
on Cypress Bayou, at about 81 miles from
Baton Rouge, adjoining the land formerly
of A Glass and that Of J d Kleiupeter, on the
Baton Rouge and Clinton rail road. Apply to
dec 10 j. p. MICHEL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
A OF LOUISIANA.
Pariah of Eaat Baton Ronra.

ur suant to a proclamation from his Ex-
r,.o 1ey Alexander Mouton Governor of the
State Of louisiana, an election will be held
at the several election precincts in the parish
Of East Baton Rouge. on the third Monday Of
January next, for the purpose of e~leetinp a
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a Senator
and three members ofthe House of Repre-.
sentatives, also of a sheriff, Coroner, and
CLERK Of the District Court, as authorized by
the New Constitution TO serve for the term
prescribed therein: under the superinteu-
dence OF the inspectors appointed by the
Police Jury. CHI. TESTER p ]
December 10 Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

TUAaBHYaIt IN with feelings Of regret
that We publish the following result Of the
Investigation Of The charge against Judge
Garland, before Judges MaHfian and Collsns,
IN The Parish Court room
II was IN testimony, that d note for 10000
was draws over the signature Of John Nc
D~Bteugh.za signature subscribed TO a com
plifheHtafv letter which he sent 70 the Judge,
accompanying a present Of strawberries OF
some either tfiHihg giftsstbe writing above the
signature hFving been extracted by s6tHs
chemical process When The authenticity
If the note was dispused, Mr., Smith called
upah Judge Garland and Inform d him ol
the faGt, Amer some words, the Jvdget
protesting that the nBts was a g~ennii6 one
refHn ed a large portion If The tHuiey, AID
accompanied friend If M Smiths to sMf
Me Duinugh's home 10 have The matter eH=
ri4inHd Mr. Dpnoigh testified that when
he met Juge Garland he Was haggafd and
pale az death. He ifhplhfed him to save
him aud he family from utter destruction
Mr., MtD stated that he was overcome by
the suBPlitaiiohE II The Judge. and gave HE
note f9, the balance Of the money obtained
frvm The sa Q Of HE first note,
About The time the court commenced
its session, Juge Garland attempted 10 eom
nit suicide by inrting off the steamhoaI
Sultan ito The Ire lie wa rescued
by Capt. Wilson, 1T The steamer +. NJ,
Streeh before drowning, and, after a So
cund time s%ndaavoriHg TO take his own
life, was sanied home in a state Of great
pAhalsttnn. 4 mhFc ieYFibln FHtftbuIiDn
never yet overlook an offender against The
laws Of The land. Himself high priest Of
The law, he has fallen under its dreadful
denunttations. The court adjourned nj n
lie hour. Ia decision ha lot tia ,7pi o
but II was generally understood data viii
was issued against Jddge Garland fer for.
npty.-pie, ii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
STATE OF LoutatANA.
Ipf6hata Eonfl.

Probate Court,
viii be sold by tie undersigned Parish
Judge and EkoItiol6 Austiotaef, at The list
place Of residence, Of the late Abfam Phillips
deceased, In this parish, between The usual
hours Of sale, on Tuesday tho 18th day Of
January t545, Tho following described pro-
psfty. 10 make a partition between the heirs Of
said deceased.
The plantation wherein the deceased re-
sided in this Parish, in A1snehae, at about if
teen miles below The town Of Baton Rouge,
containing Two hundred acres, and about 80
nj them IN cultivation, bounded on the North
by Lewis DeIaune, East by II II Burnett on
the South by bayou Manehae, and and West
by Wards Creek. together with all The build
ings and improvements thereon.
Sam, negro man aged about 81 years
Hannah, negro woman 80 &"
Mace, do SO
Diana, DO do 80 yeats, and hor three ehiia
dren, CInda6 years, Maria, lyur years, Ma
lhtlda II months.
Theresa, nsgfo woman 90 years Of age, and
two children. Duck 3 years and Henry /.
Queen. aged about 20 years
Ilnrriette, aged about II F."
Violet, aged about II "
Also farming utensils household and
kitsbeh furniture, Wagon, Sc, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The plantation nj Que. two, three anil four
years credit, from The day Of sale. The
slaves [il5l ono 9Th cash, and The btl.
anre at one, two aud three ysars credit
personal property, AL sums under ten doe
lars cash, all sums Of tea aolttfs and above
Ten. ut twelve men ha credit from Tho day n
.Balo--in notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of
the interested parties, payable in bank, and
mortgage retained on the land and slaves I'M.
til final payment. Tho notes 10 bear eight
per cent interest from date till paid. The
cash to be paid ut tho time Of adjudication,
and the notes with securities 10 be furnished
Al the same time otherwise tho property
will DO immediately sold at the risk Of tho
purchaser.
4b CHAs. TESsIER, p. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. Burke formerly of Ope.
%lousas, having bean called as the pastor Of
the Protestant Episcopal church in Baton
Rouge, will hold divine service, to NOR.
row morning, at the usual hour, at Mr. J..
P. Nichols house, near the residence of
J. IA. Brunot Esq, Mr.. Michel having
kindly rendered the uso of this room until
such time as he may want it, service may
be expected at this place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
REPUBLICATTOW or MARTINS
REPORTS

The Undersigned proposes to publfsh q new
edition Of the first and second series Of Mar
TiN's RErodTs Of tic decisions Of the sn~
preme Court % Louisjana.
These reports are now out o print, and il
IL presumed that a new edition is REQUIRED
by the profession. In order 10 enhances the
value Of the work each case will be aeon
panied by marginal Mates, referring to sabss-
quent decisions on the same points,and also to
such articles Of the Louisiana code, and acts
Of the Legislature az may .havs changed or
modified the Law as settled by the court.
These notes will be compiled by Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Esq.
1t is not intended 10 omit any Of The essss
contained in the reports, the whole however
will be comprised in seven volumes printed
with the same type and Of the same size az
Robinson's reports.
The price a. subscribers viii be FIVE dol
lars per volume, payable on delivery of each
volume, and when two hundred Subscribers
are obtained, the price will be advanced 10 six
dollars and fifty cents per volume. being this-
ty I'VE dollars for the work complete to sHb-
scribers and forty five to non. subscribers.
II IL contemplated that the first volume
Will be ready for delivery early in February
next, and the succeeding volumes every two
months after.
Gentlemen desirous of s~nbseB1s;pQ will
confer a favor by forwarding their names TO
SAMUEL M STEWART,
Law BOOK SELLER AND aTATIoKEA.
No. 30, Camp Street, Nsso Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
LIVERPOOL o1AsstfteArtoN.

NN'S' AhH8@ h"-N E
SuGAR.-The market continues quite
steady &c our former quotations. 800 hhds
only were sold since our last. We quote
now from Al 9 cents perlb for extreme quail.
ittes, but very choice article might bring
81 a o.. There have been no transactions
on Plantation since our last.
HOLASSES,-The weather also inter-
fered with this market, and molassos is dull
at 81 2lA.
FLOUR.-The sudden impulsion which
the market had received by the news brought
per Hibernia.has already subsidized, and -four
is..now from $3.50 to $2perharrel lower than
on Saturday last. Some small sales Of Ohio
were made to day at S6 a $50, but the mar.
ket closed with q downward tendency.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES notice no
change in any OF the articles Under this head
Pork, smess is worth $3.50 a $40 ar harrrI
M. o. is selling at SIi 90; and of Prime
there il still none in market. Bacon moves
off slowly, without any variation in prices, but
rather more irmness; we quote Sides "a a
SIC; Shoulders Z Tic; Uncanvassed Hams
7ss6c; Cauvassed do, and Extra Cured 8 4 10
cents per ID.
WHISKEY.-This article has also suf-
fered a decline, in common with bread stufs
and is now held at 25 a ~ cents per gallon.
.CORN.-Has experienced the same fate
az -four and fallen to Zoe, at which some
1900 sacks were sold yesterday.-Bee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
CHANGE or De.

azaaxs~ CHANGE or DE.
Hgrzasss PARTURE u. s..
sE MAIL BOATS. bril-.
iant, Capt. Hart-Cl clinton, Capt. Baird.
For Baton Rouge, Port Hndsoa. Bayou
Sara, TnHioa, Fort Adams and fht fpirr-
mediatc Landing. Owing to u ehapao
insthe transportation Of The mail on tbi reufe.
the above boats have changed their days Of
departure, and Will hsuGsf0fth observe the
following, commencing this day, The 23d No.
Vember.
The steamboat Brilliant will leave New
Orleans on Sunday aud ] thursday mornings
Of each west, 10 o'clock, for T'uniea and an
the intermediate landings ; returning, vii
leave Bayou Sara on Tuesday and Friday. ut
IL O'Clock A. M
The steamboat Clinton will leave New Or
leans on Wednesday and Saturday mornings
Il each week, al 10 o'clock, for Fort Adams
and all intermediate landings returning,
will leave Bayou Sara every Monday and
Thursday morning, ut II O'clock.
@HEnrcTfgg or FARE-
Price Of Passags-below Donald.
s6nYiIle, So
Aheve DonaldsduviIts To Baton
Rouge and Bayou sara 4
The public may rely on the above packets
modaiiobs and speed are not surpassed, and
they consequently solicit from their friends
and the public q liberal snare ofbusinsss. For
ffetgbtor passage apply on board. or TO
nov. 10 VIM H. AVERY, Gfa'ef et.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
THE MARKETS.
WadneadaH morning, Dec

" IHWE8H'T NF7F TEIW@l HEN u
COTTONr-Th The market opened on Sa'
urday last with fair demand with very full
priees; owing probably TO a decline IN freight
AID 1000 ba es were aold, On Monday 3GtI0
bales changed hands NJ very tutl prices, but
before the market closed, hpldors asked an
ADVANCE, which wae resisted by purehaserB.
To-day the transactions amounted to $500
at eliii prices. Holders appear determined TO
advance their pretensious, and when we left
the market a decided upward tendency waa
pereeptible. The sales of the last three daye
amount to l0,s00 balog.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

THE rtANs.-This company intend To
give "a representation, for the benefit of
Messfs, jolly and Walters, on Monday
areaipg next al the Matket,housa. We
hope or citizens viii torn out aud give
them a 6amper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
MAS SONIC NOPIGE

The members of the st. James Lodge No.
Al would inform the fraternity generally that
they intend celebrating the anniversary of
st. John the Evangelist ION the 9th of De-
cember) by procession, Grafton &c. TO
which the fraternity, and the public are
respectfully invited TO attend.
S. HENDERSON,
F. N. HEREFORD : Committee.
s. nj. HART
Dec. Is No 45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

pAvs .tfttyatt4. at,.ttr- ..a ..ta,,sz a4,,
arr BAvs-U. itai,d !. taijyasjaa 4, jatss
astins f,nrsa If lss,urss. Al tf,t,iggsi Pfsn
| af aaa If vltbub ths 1y,,ss ha. ths f,tia,,,ia,
nitigs rs
There ia astbiag that stsikss = stsa,2,s
,pnta f,fdibiv. If ba g{.;,s 'a.4dan a, H.
season Of The yasr wlan tho dsys ssa iasa9
sat, than the absatsa of njtht de- II liza
M eanssntiop NJ jsbat,r. kEs st4ty,i lie az
Fivud AZ Hfnsbb,im fg,n, G,tts,hae. ann
miles distant in tbs tsatbtag os nj i, l., a.
tufn1an went IN "a. s,,,s f,jaada-h.I a4t "a
hen notes of linn aadtaisfnaJ ah,at ajJ
n,shtg il ,vav Nc iiftbt a. il il b.ts kafr "A
hnitr bafaga sundattn Wa eaniJ saa H."
tinetly hui ali ,sas avj., !, tbs stfasts. Il
sasmsd u Il H. inka a,ts had 80 "
ar yyata Iaad. M, sim af iifs l 5 49," 49,
stosaJ ri. s,a ta ia. aaas t,,,s ~, e,ash
hahn \ 1itti. Lat,ss IN 49, t,.a. u T. -
grsst illpmins,jaa ali ni.h, -. H.. asa -
ss conn / ,hs ass,h -" ,a,sssI' H. ass,h t p"IsgI
III Ia .afssstfan At i,z ssas il ansL PtIlIs5,
o., -, ts.1 ~ ,sHb,iaIt H. /, 49, ~
az 3as 80 az tasazt aa.s W. al. 80 ~ ~ . ~.
.,tLaa. 4s,iaoist iIaL, ttI ~, ~ "'''",s"'
t,in ~ ,ha hssJ - th. ear sf usiGais
,,tsts an ,La 9i, n ftaa H. w. Iaa5 tta
~, j,,ga a. sIt 1,eaystist, aa ,,n ,tsss ,a -
= A stssanha.t ,.Tas az t1p a,astGsi.,
ros lie nnt,asa n satrving t I"as aha i,' en-
fia, - - yvitassa ths ahs,a snpsg !. : = al al,
assn.s ,,a, aisl,t I,hs snn aana 49, "',g
ths hetirnn a. am .as ,Es ,E,,ta az so" = \, y
All H. Ave- ,,itn,it1s II b.aitz \, t;.s u . y"
Al ,ka Nth fans I,3I ~ dss.ssz H.
s,n aaas a. sa dsvsn f.. ss@ p,st'0 ,a.a w.
Ia i,as ,y,,,ii"L. ska,, ne 80.
sh,ya ,t,s ha.,s - - a,daitht ,i,hs ,I,t,
tbs a.anls ,tsfs ksay - j.. ntidatah, H.
soc ttts snn hstin ~ stzs M skan 7,
those bIgb attitudes, from spmfnst ta ,yinfs :"
ava ~ tSaai ,hst ,n sa, 49, - sa,saa4a,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

WASHINGTON GuARps,-A meeting Of
this company viii be held ON Wednesday
treetng neat, az tho usual place or meet.
ing, to make arrangements for tho cele,
hrattoa ct The sth January, A p~unctual
al endance Is requested.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
MECHANICS, ATTENTIONll :

4 meeting Of the mechanics of the town
81 Baton Rouge will be held at the reom
ever the market,house Tais Evening 81
early candle light. Business OF the utmost
Importance wall DO brought before The meet,
log. A full attendance is requested.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
sTOLEN 90 w

A light dapple grey horse about Is hands
high, white name and tail, stands with his
fore legs little sprung, also a light four
wheel buggy, made by Hale, Come sticut,
the plate IS on the bind Shaft, also some
money and clothing. Said robbery was
committed on the morning Of the 18th inst.
by a man Of color, named Andrew Lachaise
described below
II is supposed that he has made his way
to Plaquemine or Donaldsonville where he
has relations. The above reward will be
paid on his delivery at the La. penitentiary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

Orsrsss,-Jasrph Tunea has on hand
a tne flesh assortment &C oysters, which
he does up brown or othe wise, az desired,
al the cheapest tates.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

~ Through the press Of Advertisements,
We have postponed many Atielos intended
TOE this number,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

From the residence Of Henry earle, about
I2 miles from Baton Rouge, on Sunday I'D
instant. two large grey match horses, nc
brand or mark, one about 8 and the other a.
1out 6 years old no shoes on. Whoever
will return said horses to Mr.. Henry earle
will be suitably rewarded.
Nov % no ~ 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13

IAHafsf FAefGHY DuIbBtNe ~ rHF
WoHLB The central part Of the Ports
mouth Steam Factory, which Ia goa feet long,
is now twnzIhitdH mp and should The wealth.
or continue favorable will be covered before
Christmas, The Eastern wing, Of 100 fest, vii
be built IN the spring and The western
wing, Of 100 feet VIII pfpbablybe bull IN the
course Of next year, The centre part IL IL
be sis st0rius high. the wings five stories.
Hight Of The lower story 10 feet, Of The 9th
or stafies ~ feet, The length Of the front
will be b04 feet. or about a tenth Of A mile,
There will he about four acres Of flooring In
the Portsmouth Factory, Number Ut spin.
dies, 10000, number Of operatives from 1900
10 1900
In the rear, two parallel buildings, two
stories high, will be extended 100 feet back
from the Junction Of the main building with
the wtnge. and between thpse buildings, 50
feet from the main structure, the boiler house
is 10 DO erected. The foundation of the
chimney. which 70 10 BIG lao feet high, ID laid,
and II in progress Of erection.
Agehtlemah, who has been travelling The
last year. in pursuit of information respecting
manufacturing establishments, and who has
Visited more than d thousand faetefies, Informs
us that the largest factory. building he has
seen or heard 81 is at Manchester, in this
y ate, wbtel, is a4O feet In length. There is
no faetnry in England 10 compare with il for
Portsmouth Jour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
$40 REWARD,

Strayed or Stolen from tho plantation of
Amos Adams, ESQ in this parish. a bright
bay horse about ID hands high, reached name
no marks recollected. Whoever will return
said horse to the undersigned, will receive
the above reward. AMOS ADAMS.
December IS IS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
ron SALE,

On account Of departure, on advantageous
terms,
A drug store we'll stocked apply 10 Dr.
86uterts, who takes this opportunity of re-
qusstiHe MI those wha are indebted to him,
to settle without delay. No gg~=1g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-13
BATON ROUGE.
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