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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

TN Y-YlRolNIa-At Rules held
i in The Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery Of Northampton
county, on The 7,h day OF February, lS45:
John B. Ailworlh, James J. Ailworlh and Ed
wand K. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under the firm ofAlwcrths & Allen, Plaintiffs,
against
John 5. Wilkins, Thomas F. spady, and Ben
iamin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant John S. Wilkins, no, having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sa-
tlsfaciory evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins do appear here al
the Rules to be holden for the said Court on the
frs, Monday in May next, and answer The bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in The city OF Richmond for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copv-Tese:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
FASHION COUnsB-sPnlHg
MEETING.
IAHH
1hAn

EHNHE Races eysT The Fashion COURSE win
on he FIRST "Wednesday ia
May bs1t, ard sontiBas four days
lst Dsfa=SvsspsslAks for TIVE year olds
last Spring nile hsatszusntfHaes SiGO, fRu
foil g25@Cts6lsz II Louisiana and MiAajs.
s'pptt 70 carry two year old weights, TO Banss
and eIoss ths day bgfgfs the ra6e,
"a Day-FhreB nils hssts=pafss $3.50
10 follows $3.50 cash and a plsts stake adj.
dsd of = fine silver pitcher aud il dozen Of
silver tunblsrsa@snttaHas Gftah per cent an
the cash amount, and fgf the Dtats In Df6pey.
ton 10 ibs number sBtstsd To f~ab=aai1 lpersaa
the sFs 6f four years, and hpHbfds, viii car
~ I001lbs, tboss under that age will carry
there entitled weights 10 rule.
5d Day@Tw6 mills hsats@pufss S1b0@=
free for all sgss, to rules,
Ath Da7=Propfist9ts purse, stO0=absst
Tires IN asslto bs sddsd i fms saddle, sf.
de GtFof Baatt's maks@sams ralsa 90 for
the silver plAiss
NO q WALKER, Proprietor,
Port Hudson, March /, 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
A BAKD

Mrs f. n FgEHfRs grateful b tb6ss uho
hayH BatrJhizad her siHes her H~ftival in this
city respectfully informs her friends and ths
publia asfsfallH list ewing ~ tbs s%6lhc1ta.
tlons Of several If hsf fi6Hass she has taken
Mr, Hfah5gs house, iafelg 6]eeubied by Mr..
DsWfYt where size 6pahsa 81 Tie fret Of
April = ssI5bl fof the reception 6f fsmaIss,
exclusively All the branches constituting
b Polite education VIII BE- taught in The
french s1d English Languages Sbs intends
~ devote particular 6sfs ~ Tie former not
only I'd theory but in practice, being vel
aRafs That this important bfanfb IF education
h8s 100 offsh beer neglected
8h4 hopes That her ~Arpsusges u The sft If
teaching viii obtain hgf 4 shire n patronage,
having bHHb I'm htfs gsars principal n me #
HAEafRssf fsmats Y0bha seh6bis IN W GfIsaps
Crest atahttos vii Ba paid 10 The d6b6fts
Hsbf, ard proper 1850 Of Language 6f h6f gu.
pills both HI end 6Ht Of sgHgol, If possible s
lbajt morals in general viii eA1l f5ffb her
deepest interest FOR terms, tales and ho8ka
please cal AZ bsf present residences gf Ell The
sei6el sftsf he tsf II The month
o. Ills H1tnbet II pupils viii ts limited
RKFEREaots
HHVs r Fl Uf86WGfth. tff31s Shoppers. EST
Hon Judge Tesslsf H. B16n6zazel Efq
Anus adams esq > fahlar, Esq
EBpts Hs#f5mb, JHHes BrHabf, Ez4,
d. 81 Avery. Esa. John Phillips, ESQ.
Baton H5Hgs deuisisba.
Heg w 4 Scott, Hot, u BaldWiH, Hon Judge
E-anAnAa- Il a M#zhfh, Esqs rev ] Twf1
eheit, Df.t w Fiet5hs ] F6fefs. Esd1 4
HalHsws, Esq-N8W Otissbs, La.
WafeH ", l345
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
s1ATE or LOUISIANA.
PROBATE COURT.
PAHtsu or EAsr Baron R6peH.

Nv 7fflBs If ~ order fran the bgn5f8bis
ths Ftebsts Courts in md FIR tbs parish If
stfa5i Hatba Ksnga, wiitbs sod BY the UNDER
signed PaHsB lodge, aRssdiei6 %auGtioHseft HI
tAs Court tigHsa IN said parish on
M5aday The 10Th May next (tg45,)
1T III 9ttbGk, H4a certain negro h4a s4a0sd
Fstsf ag8d about ~ yeats, belonging Ia the
succession II ths l8t8 WilIaaI WiEUH, DC
feasaa.
Terms afsatsA 6Be h8lf easb. ana tie 6ltaf
f4alf IL org ygar from he day If sale, In notes
endorsed % Gle satisfaction Of fha A4miaisifas
for, payable ID b8uk, beating interest from
mst0tig flt batd, sud mgffe#ga retained u1s
.tifffbf payment,
1g OH. TE5gfEH, psts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
VEW GOODS

! D. SANGER, HESS f. Co. would ysy-
p~eStfdIly i1f5fH lhsir friends and the public
generally That in #dditioH 10 their mlfsady we'll
assorted stStH Of goods, they have rsesivsd.
ahd hfa constantly Receiving 4 large, bsAatis
f8Iyand thssp assortment 6f fancy and stsDjs
df7 goods, ready inside clothing, boots, shoes,
br6RaHs, psffHmsfYy and al Hind Of fsuev
goods. Oar koyds are al bought f6f cash.
and most ef them vt auction, And ~ assure
purchasers that they will find fhsm consider
ably lever th#hHt any otb8f slofs in this place.
Sc W hays tbs fatil5ty Of gsftings new EMP.
ply sVefg week. a6d can thsfsfyts sell a.
small profit. It. Hess, Of bur firm, 10 residing
10 New Orleans, and is a go5d Judge Of goods
rs eel as 4 Close buyer, 4nA We are sire
.tftakH anY any bargain can be had sh7whers.
he viii f6d ii ONT buy it, sHd send it 90 10 10,
thsr4f5fs We Can shd viii cell GhaapeE than
6tHafs vic h7v# nbt The sane facility 6f nar.
Chasing ftsjF ~goods@~us respectfully invite
persons nom the country ~ Come ard sFsmtns
5af aa5ds, bsfTs buying slss where, and M
feel assured hist they will find our stock The
BEST assorted s8d our prices tho lowest in
Eaton Rouge. Our assortment COMPRISES
sthtg article in tho Dry Goods apd Clethipg
l-nH- Ing nllhUih9 articles recently received
Fine French f4zbl9Babls hFg4n4is mHsfios,
'jsaogsts 81 tbs I8tsst Style, B8izsrir, g9apats
gfhgh4bs, French and German r%9ysIfaa. efibt
and lawns, Wits stripped and efsssb5yfaA
muslin. Swiss mil and swiss nuslj6s. gssb.
bps Iawb, long lawn, euffa n DusIins, ladies'
Tuscan B]eBHsts, para 6i=, jibsb drills, black
Ffsgeb nsf1h6s Linen std cotton eh6fks, bod
ittkl8RF llHsn and cotton mHsddif6 b~sftina.
lfish jps1, ii6eB shssfjbR, table cloths ana
napkins, dlapsfs, dsmiba, s~tGt6pnadas, cali.
Goes NJ various Kind, 8bd > great many 5thsr
aft8f'fs IN The dry gGcds Iios Also i bsau.
tl8l assortment If pssfgmsrg, clothing, ne.
rlng dress &hd GoGk coats, Linen check do.
gtogbsm and Rst4bfaoh 10, summer vests,
black atd faDe1 eofored saffn and silk vests,
pabf#I96bs Of various Kind, hats and eats NJ
vsft5as lind IN he latest Ffsnsl. fashion,
boots, shoes bfogabs, p~f8nstIa br9ta and
b6otsee, besides gloves, hosiery Liner shffts,
cotton 10. With ilbsB 6os6ms, which are soId
n ths Io#sse sash pfisss, cone ard SEQ ana
obljas
BANGER, HESS n GO,
aps ~ II Lsf4g6lt4 Street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
SALE AT AUCTION

WdIbg sold Ut public sale, At the Court
House 10 tbs town d Baton Rouge, tD
SATURDAY the ID May neEf, at IL O'Clock,
4 M BY II LAaGUE a~8etionssr,
Eleven lots Of ground situated in that Dars
Of the tom laid oat by Anthony Grass. kneWn
as rho Jaeks6a Garden, divided into 0ts ss
per pisn deposited 1t he Parish Judges offes.
Tefms-Ons fourth cash, tho baianas At
one, tWo and fbres years, for notes endorsed
q W satisfaction u tbe vendor, payable in
BANK, and bearing mortgage until fnal pay.
msnf. Acfs of sale before John Reid, notary
public At tbe expense II the purchasers,
The titles 70 the above property will be full
~ guaranteed, and the property sold free
from mortgage. For further information en-
quIre At the Louisiana Bank.
march ", 1916. &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

TcE.-We have seen a new invention last
week, made by Mr. Chas. Guedry of this
town. for the purpose Of keeping ice-water
II consists Of a cylinder, with ~false-sides two
inches apart, the space being filed with pow
deTed charcoal. a serpentine pipe is placed
inside and the box made air-ljght, a cistern is
placed over this, and he ice being placed IN
to the cylinder, cools the water as il circuiates
through the pipe. by this process, any
quantity Of ice-water can DO procured, at
very little expense.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
aTATE OF LOnIaIAHA.
pAatsH on

Al persons having claims ag#inst he sac
esssgn Of DsVtd TIN deceased, viii plsast
present fb4 sans Immediately duly sutbsnti
6atsd, md al those indebted ats hsfsby m
tilted to maks immediate payment 70 tbs un
dsrsjgpsd.
EDMUND ~ CHAMBERS
nos ~ ls46 Curator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
nEMIfIhTHY

II GIAafT,. Dental surgeon would fsss
psgifally give hoties th#t be has returned 10
Batoh Hguas, sid taken fe5ns ~ MadAfta
Waafs, and 5s his engagement will require
blU ~ lBavs Dot 70 fstHfh tiil geRt fall, th6ss
disposed f9aR8il themselves Of his profession
81 services afs inVitsd Il make Immediate
application
April 18th tB45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26


bHAh ffoa8KMAH-Ta one IF his letter8 10
the Savannah Republican, The senior ea.tof
Of that p9per, now travelling abroad, m9atioln
~ encounter IN The dsBert with 4 party IL
Hedonin5, whom be thus writes :- s
Ihoss men were most admirable riders, %
arg al thg hrabE, without exception, whom !
haVd seen ii tha Eagt. They ride With i
very abort atifrap-so short, that TO one lof 40
It io lnronceivabiB how they have 50 firm 4
aeat.-lhaF horses, loo, are noble animals,
and capable Of enduring great fatigue, such an
ours could not stand. These Arabs, too, arc
particularly fond 81 showing or wheaegsr
they can find spectators. In the present case,
as n every instance where We hired goarde,
they amused thenaetyea en- routs III chasing
the g~azsllca, WHICH, / am glad to ray, always
eludod them and if they had nothing else to
do, they you'd give their ateeds 4he rein, and.
dart 0ft wltH ths speed Of lightning, turn their.
bodies and dlecharge their rnuskega straight
towarde The rear, while going al full speed,
and then rein up and dash back again az faat
as they went. Upon the whole, | am disposed
70 think that there IL no extravaganza IN what
We hear Of the Arab horses and their manage.
ment They cone nearer TO the Contaur than
any thing | ever saw elgsa hero.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Tax CoNvENTtoN,--1h hi .great subject n
doltbera,oh by that body for the past week
has been the judiciary department.
The frat H]acttoH, restricts the Judiciaryto
i Supreme Court, District Court and i]uatlees
of the peace. 1t aboljahea tia parrish Judge
eyatom. The Sapreme Court will be ton.
poeed Of a presiding judge, II salary Of 86,
600 per annum, and lhr0o Associate Judges
at a salary Of 49, 1000, 20 be- appointed by the
governor every eight yaar8~-lt Will be seen
that the convention have advanced yjRs, 10
the course OF the past week, But We are
afraid they viii, as usual, fcsconsiaer.
The Convention. on Saturday last, 10Th
instant, granted $lt20 for tho expenses Of
Judge Leonard'a funeral.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
BOOKSt D l

IIAA DSIAo
Eclectic 1st, %, 3D. and 4,h Readers,
Eclectic Spelling book,
Rhetorical Guide or eclectic 9Th reader,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Smiths grammar and arithmetic,
Hale's and RussePs United States,
Parley's Geography,
Worcester's elementary dictionary,
Pariey's 1st, ID and Sd books Of history,
0lney's geography and atlas, MitcheI's do.
MitchelPs outline maps,
Conversations on common things, By a teacher
Kinkham's elocution,
Adams latin grammar,
T~estaments and bibles, large and small print.
Jameisop's Rhetoric,
Webster's Dictionary, Svo,
LudIogs' Manual Of examination,
Presidents Messages.
Office tape, account and record books and A
general assortment of all kind Of stationery,
medicines, etc. Just received and for sale by
GEO. M. HEROMAN,
II opposite the Methodist Church,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
BHWEEIEt HISS a 10
abs " II Lsf476tta Street.,
HALE or VALUABLE FROPERTY,

gAbE VI VAtD6BBE PROPERTY.
Wi be- sold bg H. bAHgBs, sgGffohaef, on
Saturday the 81 May nszt, 1916. an fbs
Cogft House in The town Of Baton R6ggs. II
tbs boar u IL o'eIeek A. NJ, the foIl5uinR
described pf6psrtg, 70 W.T.
I've l6ts If ground IN the town 6f Baton
Rouge, baiaG lo's no, & and 7, sauars no, 4.
m 0oftb Boulevard street, having each a 'front.'
Of stziy fssf. BY > depth Of obs hundred ard
Gty feet French MEASURE
htss, f]5pffseH acrss of land situated n She
town IF Baton Rouge, tog6tbef With ali tha
buildings and i~tDprs3msnts tb6reen, designs
let on The faarafI9s blsd Deposited 81 r. b.
NeWeomb In the Parish Judges Office az nos.
n sha Is.
Tbs property a561s described 70 be sold for
tho pufp6ss Of satisfying 4 legal mortgage
thereon, IN f4yof Of H9rtonss Capdsgllls nov
Hofsense hftus,
Terms-oae fifth cszb, tho balance at sJz,
twelve. eighfega and tasaty-louf months, in
notes bearing mortgages with six psr cent IN
tsfsst from date tHi maturity, and eight Der
aaDam Interest from maturity TIT Goal pay
meof het u sale before JGhn Reid, notary
public, IL he expense Of the purchaser.
march 20, 1916. s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
~RLANrArton MEDtclNEa

TIE Subscribers, aware Of tbs imb5ff#baa
rs Planters and Physicians " having J64ts
zines which can 6s relied On H Ffssa aba
eeaefaE, haVs takah particular care in the
aetastigB Of tltslf stock, atd from the artaHRsa
tG9bta tba7 hays H8ds III London, Pafis and
New Yofk, for receiving constant fresh Sup
plies hey vii alwags be- prepared TO furnish
Planters and PhYsietaHs With Medicines
which they n II eBafsHt66 6fsupe sgs quality,
slGkLEg h 90, Druggists, No N Nags
zine street
E6, ID GIN I845.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
NOTICE.

The undersigned would most respectfully
inform the public and cttizaas generally, ths.
ho baa opened a Livery Stable near the Meth.
edist Church, %hsfs he constantly keeps On
hand an assortment Of the best riding hor.
ses, wilh several good baggys 10 hire at mod
crate rates, He hopes By biz strict attention
70 business to receive the support Of The pub
lie.
There wifi also be Kept at aI times a few
good horses for sale, al very low prices for
cash, or to p~uncfuaI men 90 abort time.
JORDAN HOLT.
no 8 march 20 1875
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
N0TIGE.

L6st TT mislait, HalHfdaY The 18th instant
4 tibta signed by lie Undersigned TO lie on
der II; std endorsed by Vslm5Ht Habeft.
Estd h8fs haetft been paid can Be 81 Hy use
10 aBY person except 10 tbs undersigned, f9f
tie pttpgsa If raising mortgage depending
upon sid t9ta.
West Baton Hsage, April 9tsf, 1916.
y I. HAEIa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
NOTICE.

The 3Ist May being the
time fixed by law for the fl
nal settlement of the State
taxes by the collectors with
the Treasurer, for the previ-
Gus year, all those owing
taxes for the year 1914, are
requested to call and settle
said taxes as lam compelled
to require prompt payment
of the same.
L. G.. NORRIS,
Sheriff and Collector,
m p no 7 lS45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
NOTICE

VIII be exposed 10 public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Conrt-honse door
in the town Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday the
3D. ofMay, a negro man Joe, a slave aged a.
bout forty-dye years.
april 22d 1915 JOHN D. MINGA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
SImUER Observation-Disclosures

eggs u. y. MAIL-For
a Coast, Batom R0nge,
7a[ Part Huds0n and BQ-
gou Sara--CapG, Hart
informs his frIeads that, in consequence Of
tho withdrawal Of the steamer ALEXAN-
DER SCOTT from the trade, the stamer
BRILLIANT will leave hereafter from New
Orleans every SUNDA Y and WEDNES-
DA 7, at ~ O'Clock, a.. NJ, and from Bayou
@sm every AONDA Y and FRIDA Y, at II
o'ciDsk, 4, u.
On the Wedoeaday trip the Brilliant will
20 rs far ag Tunica, az be fore.
Commencing on SUNDAY, the 18Th inst,
and will be- in pert up to that time. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
april 10 no 10 VIZ. H.AVERY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

IT. ii stated fhal ths Canadian Parliament
haFs cbafled f#a companies fsf lb6 ee6stfue-
ton Of d failro8d ffgn Tho Ntaehra frontier 70
H~ahdahieb opposite Dftroif. There arc two
p%fGlfets, With reference 10 which TIC two
companies Allows mentioned hage been char.
tered Both eGafur III Sand gleh al tlg Yves
tern termination Wltle bpe adopts Queens.
town and rvs other Fort Erie az he eastern.
9'he distance from Fort Erie, 55poalt s ltufE-
10, 10 8sndWlab. b. Two hundred aad tweHfy
Elk miles, and cas- be pbased over In twelve
hours, a ratifaaa between ihose points
would DO sneecasfui, 50 it would. during the
summer, divert q gfeet 4iartiat II lragfI from
tie Lake, and n inter would sajof i mon.
op9jg. Tho unpleasaGtaeas If tic eafly aad
iate navigation d Laks Erie will ephufs 70
the proposed railroad asaGieisnt and pfofta~
BIO subp6f I'ost
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

u A most melancholy accident occurred
near Port Gibson, Miss, a few days ago, caus-
ing the death Of David s. Humphreys, a most
worthy citizen. The Port Gibson Herald
says
Mr.. Humphreys was in Port Gibson on
Saturday last, and about five o'clock left here
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

~ 5fcKLEa.A 90, "a MAeAztns
STREET, Importers adA Dealafsf8 DrDgs an4
Meaisiass, P4ints, on qmd Dgt SfuGs, have
just 6pfbsd ttgifnew Whol6sSls Ding Hars
ard 8F6 6aV receiving an extensive ass6rfs
nant n FREsHa and GgF6taE Drugs and Med.
ielnos, #hieh tbsy ofsr f5r sale If pffses Sc
eGrdiug ~ quality
No. AZ Gm 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

1T " NY sou," said an old lady" how must
Jonah have leit when the whale swallowed
him - "a little down in the mouth, / sup
poso," was the young hopefui's reply.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

ltEHt 1iie 6uitivating of Itsmp has, till
tlH iaat few fsafs, been Neglected ID mist IA
our 8talas, aFtHpE Kentucky. #ba g#sf aaaiia
sities If this Hfffgis required fef AmaHsaB
consumption h8vb bHan F9ffHfHa pfi4fihaI1Y
from RassiB. Tbs HBAsiah ftgtpp, Ike aJ
atisf European commodities. was considered
super l9t III our 6wfi aud Consequently Chin.
~ q fetHfsHFe rs cur MARKETED Bat tp5H 9
proper examination, AHafiGaft ttsipb III found
to eafsl the H1sslab 4fiIeisi allBH t8sHsgsd
WITH proper care aud hence has within tbs
last f#w years. fsEHiRad more FHg5ufhgHWsat
llian f7ftnefEy Tbs consequence II tiat is
hes extended into Iihols ahd Mlsseafi, WLlc5
Btatas nov SUPPLY TIE mstksl wtb q very
lafes portion, Fbd fBIl6Wibg faGia viii ak
tIbIt rapta Increase ~ lie ttsfub Civilization.
Iii 1890. Gnf iHtphftHheha of Hemp amounted
To 500, no ift5tt to aBs6.771 N ts4t III
a5gD, 3Dl In 1872 20 83j7s $40 This Pres
ahis i dimtnpElaa III. on Imports which has
bssb wholly supplied from b0t48 cultivation.
Hut feW Entertained The GpIHigu. a few years
Einsa, that American itsHb Wbald find mar
net ia Europe IL ~ eftly D day a. tbs present,
yet Il is true tliat W. 8fs h6H |sbippfng Hemp
II Western Eit6pa. Ire receipts 9f liemg
at HeW Orleans IT. 1aAl 8hdIB4t. Wef6 LII
balBs IN 1913 and ls44i they W6fs 5000,
bfihf ipafly from Kentucky Illinois 8bd Bls
south tie increase being principally from ths
l4ttett eg States, B4eh encouragement should
bs Aifgtlsd Hemp growers as viii a HBg rats
secure Il sufficient supply f0f our eRn e6n=
sumption by gifiHH auf eRh aftiGis tie pref
efhnes, The Western epantfY would greatly
diminish thHif expenses 6f consumption. Tx
commanding The nsuufaetute ef Hsup goods,
Of wfleffa very small portion arc pfgdaesd
"a this county not Wifhalahdthg fhe yasE f9h.
nmfllgn-RaRtft vile Isang Agfte9A0ish
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
8FA1E or L0GfM4NA

PR1BhfB SAFE
~ virtue n ~ order ffaa tie Honorable
Ft6yafs G9urt n and fgf the Parish 81 Fast
H1l6n Rouge vii b# sold BY Tie nudsfsiga4
ed Parish taIea eK=6fffi6 aHsfi4Hssf, on
WEDNEsBAY. III Day or MhY tB45
At ~ a'siHE I tie FJiIagink Described pro-
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
MAYORALIY-

Be it ordained by the board Of Selsctmen
of the town of Baton Rouge, that, from and
after the passage Of this ordinance, a tax at
the rate Of twenty five dollars per annum be
laid on each and every ten pin alley or plat.
form, on which any number Of pins, or pieces of
wood, or Other objects made Of wood, or any
other material, may be used for the purpose
of being rolled or thrown at, with a ball or
balls, Or any other substance to be rolled,
thfown or slid by the hand, or otherwise,
within the Corporate limits Of the town Of
Baton Rouge. and that all such alleys or plat
forms kept for games as above stated, shall
be licensed by the town Magistrate. And
no license granted from a shorter period than
three months. And be it further ordained,
that, any person or persons, who shall estab-
lish, or carry on any such alley or platform
within the limits Of the corporation, without
having first obtained a license from the town
magistrate for so doing, shall on conviction
thereof before the town magistrate, be liable
to be fined in a sum not exceeding fifty dol
lars.
Passed 18th April 1916
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

BuLEr-Doux-The warm weather, so IN.
usual at Ibis time, has stirred up the blood q
some. bright youth in this communication
the following soest morset we suppose he
must have been engaged IL telescope obser
v]ations, and had his brain turned by a too in
tense gaze at Venus
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one, and, you are shee, reed up and down, and
you viii see, love you, do you love me, shore
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