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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
AGENCY FOR THE SETTLEMENT or
HAMS

lCIAIMS.
Either In the local Offices Of the land dis
trict Of Louisiana. or the General Land Office,
as circumstances may reaalre-ior such id.
juStment as may be necessary, for obtaining
patents from the government, tbs undersigned
wiIldevote his persoDat sotion,, and having
had sone experience. he believes be can SCI
#cnre 10 many, l1ahts which hasc been impair.
ed by neglecto or igaoratce Of the forms and
requirement. of law
The following classes of claims, among
others, he will attend to,Viz:
Obtaining reclamation for back conces.
SiouS, surveyed for a less quantity than has
been paid for.
The locaii b Of Spanish grants, or ~"titley
en- fsrfnn," which have been neglected..
Settlements Of conflicting ehin1s before the
proper ofncers. o obtaining orders for and sur.
veys Of claims, which have been confirmed,
but not located, or heated incorrectly.
Obtaining the refnnding Of purchase money
in the GreeDsburg district where patents can
not issue, for reasons o~ferroneous surveys.
Obtaining patents in all cases.
Arranging Imperfect titles, made so By ne
eject, and bringing then 10 the attention Of
Co gress, by petition for the relief Of par
ties, &c.
No business will be undertaken without 9
sufficient payment in advance, to cover post
ages, and the actual expenses necessary for
CT pies of documents, &c.
The subscriber will have the aid Of The best
counsel at the seatof government, when ne.
cessary, and thtIservices of an Intelligent cor
respondent a, Washington at all llmes, where
he viii also spend two or three months Of
ach year, in perfectiBg such business as may
be entrusted 10 him.
Office in Baton Ronee, in the room recent
" occupied by Lacy & Leneks. Orders post-
age paid, or covering remittance will be prompt.
II attended to.
F. D. NEWcoMB.
june 7-ls.
the N. o, Picayune and Bee will please
publish the atoye one month in their daily
and three months in their weekly or country
paper, and end heir bllss 10 this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

In the east, on the Ia h inst, there was a
heavy thunderstorm. Several persons were
slam BY tue frd. In Philadelphia it was
very %violelt. A terrible discharge of etc
rric fluid took place, Which acted like an
earthquake. A dweln n house III Least
street, above 18th, was struck. SIX holes.
any one capable Of admitting a mans bod ',
were knockedtkrongh The ro"f, and the rat.
iers were Torn and shivered to pieces. The
chimney was also demolished, and full cart
load OF bricks was tutnbled into the street.
But, strange TO relate. non Of the inn4tes Of
the house were injured, or even seriously az.
fected. The fdld passed down the water
spout, and d tnan sitting on his steps next
door, received a portion of it On one side Of
his body from the head dnwnwards. which
caused him considerable pain, and severely
affected his head. Every person in the
n,ighborhood felt the shock, and many for
the instant were Frustrated and rendered
partially insensibIe by it.-COur
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

TAKEN UP BY JAMES C. DAWSON.
A red steer, spotted white. swallow fork
and a hole in The right ear, fork on The lief :.
bout 4 years OIL. branded DIS. on both hips,
A brown and white steer, about 4 years old
swallow fork and under slope III tO.h ears.
no brand p~erceptible.
A brown and white COW, about 8 years old,
.mooth crop RIGHT ear. and a hnle in the left,
branded w. D., about 1 miles from Baton
Rnse.
A bis k aud whta COW, about 6 ye1rs nlf,
? y,,siag a marked a swallow fork and NJ
psr.b and lever bt in each ear, branded F.
on the hip, brand Oh the 0 ner hip not dis.
c~eEnibie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
81 GuARnIAN-


"A family magazine, devoted 10 female s6ueStiO.
on christian principles.
EDIrEDs BY r. g. SMITH, Rector oftbv Go.
lumbia Female Institute, with the assistance
of The Right Rev. Bishop ORR and o. The Tu.
t~oresses, is published monthly al 81 90 per an
mum, in advance, or six copies for $500. Spe.
cimens Oft werk may te seen al this Office.
Columbia Ten. ls4b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

RrMovAb.-Messrs Beal g. Sans Lave re-
moved temporarily tolhe store formerly ocru.
pied BY Mr.. Dlncan McFadyen, next door
above the store If Col. Malta,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
SAW MILL.

The proprietor informs his friends and the
public 10 general, that he has huished his re-
pairs to the mill, and lbaf he 4. prapsrod ~
execute aIi 0rders which may be- coniidea
10 hia eato wfth despatch. Lumber Of ali des.
cription and boarde constantly on hand. Fss
sale cheap, for cash ouig.
may 10 FREDERIC ARBouR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

THE Da0uoHr AND HEAT. 1.-The drought,
says the r ciIunund Wing, continues in this
quarter OF the Stale, AID we presume through
~, accompanied BY excessive heat, There
has cen no rain. now for more lima fortnight
when it was TOO slight to he Of much SER
vice. The air is scorching hot aud parehiug
dry. SerioGs aud well grounded alarm be-
gins to be entertained in various quarters q
lhe country for the corn. The highland corn
in ~tassel, is firing al the bottom and rapidly
approaching an irteeoyerable state. The gar.
deus are burnt UP, and the pastures almost
dry slnbble. In a short time, II the drought
continues, it will be necessary q fodder the
cattle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

A severe thunder chow er passed over New
Orleans on Tuesday last several houses we're
struck with lightning, but fortunately no per-
son was seriously injured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

The health Of New Orleans, up 70 this
time, is very good. The report Of the Board
OF health, for the week ending the goth llei,
shows l2a deaths, 26 q those were caused
hY tho heat Of the eun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

LauI lana. AGRICULTURAL SoeIErT-I
tic excitement af politics. whch il likely to
exis, between now aad January, we are very
yrlu b AFRAID The all.inpartant subject ofthe
inproFemznG of Agrienlinre will be forgot
ten. and that the above institution. which is
,Torthy the 2~'tsntioH Of every LauisianiaFr
will be suas ed TO dTinitq. anitoexizt but in
mana. TIE: next fair siii be held on the
o., MsadsyIo f January Ess'. we earnestly
~,jlna our brethren Of the press 70 strive.
,bair ~utnos;in The go 4 causs, il is seroadio
zane II is-oSe IL the beat tnsans 70 nlagn eur
state prosparoas and harry, snd . goeatdoal
is ageeess depends upon their exergionE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

The examination Of rh9 scholars Of Mrs.
Fishers school took place on Tuesday last,
previous to vacation. Oar time would mol
psrma MS 20 attend, but we are lnfonntd
Ihat il gave universal satisfaction to parents
and Others who were present. Mrs, F. will.
be absent for few weeks but viii returu in
time 10 resume her duties at tae end Of the
vacation.
Sir. Fuartes' scholars in Vocal and FnstFu-
msatsl music, were examined on Neanes Fay
evening. before . crowded audience. We have
heard bu, one universal expression Of p !,
at the result MrF deserves great credit for
Ah, progress his pupilshase made Undorhs
iuitiGa in so short 2 time.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

The elitor Of the AiDocats 10 a sally Of
attempted ,0it and sarcasm 1911 calls us a
good-lookipg man. We are sorry We can't
return the coppliment, for he only lacks a
certain ayYsld8ge to make him what we sup.
posed hiya to b in our last weeks article.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

WHrosl DO moi f1rget the meeting to-day
nt the Court. hoese, for the purpose Of nom
mating delegates 10 a district Convention, to
Do held a, Bayou Sara, on the 81 Monday "
August.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

oFrosrrEon-The ladies' Of Springfield,
Mass, are abolt organizing an ass ci4tioa in
opposition to the "Odd Fellows" under The
nane-"Indepsadent AssO2iatiOa af Strange
Uopssa"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
MoNrrv,pro. Jnly 3la,. 1916.
,1aroa HAron Rd1taE GAZETTE.

SIR-permit me through your medium
(prpmptly ] as required by circumstances on
lie eve Of nomination of mpmbels ut Congress
for the 81 Congressional District, positively
10 decline the. honorable competition to which
have been solicited by The flatterlng insiari-
cea Of my friends
Unaffected d Hidence in my capacity for the
service. the duties Of private life, family en-.
dtsrmpnts. and above albany reliance That
the District has in gtore ampier, ADLER fesour-
ces, all conclusive Inducements 10 remain IN
retirement.
MY -ffieads wiltthen pretern1it my name IN
Convention, aud concur, on another, able and
willing 70 serve.
Respectfully, &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
FOR SALE
Rn0KSu

BOOKS BOOKS! .
Burton's Anatomy OF Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions of Parley,
Motifs Travels in Europe and the East;
Sfarkh iue's History II the Bibles
United States Drawing Book,
Caiilot's Musical Grammar,
Thoinson's M4teria Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice of Medicine,
DungIisnu's Therapeutics and MsteEis Me-
dlca,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's E etnents of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties Of Armenian Msthodism,
RusseI's Sermons,
Just received aud for sale by
GEO. ii. HEROMAN,
"a Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02


A WARM WEATHER ANrcDorE NJ A
GuoD oNE-The editor Of The Advertiser,
published at Bfodklyo, N. Y, tells a capital
arecdote, all growing out ollhe recent ter
rifle weather. Here IL The stsry
"a Young mau from the North, at work in
a spice mahulactury in this city, was 80 over,
come by the intense heat that he left the city,
determined 10 hunt out some cooler spot. A
thermometer hung in the room in which he
&as at work, and from time To time he cast
hasfy games At il, ONLY 10 be alarmed atthe
rapid rise Of the mercury. Each time he ex-
atnined the g'ass, he found The heat had in
creased from 3 To 5 degrees. and as often he
would 90 out and take a born, TO enable
him to stand the suItry weather. He s W
he mercury rise 10 llO-l2O-l30-and at
length l40. The perspiration oozed in tor.
rents from his heated body at the sight. He
took another look at the glars, and, lol it
stood at lab. Seiziug bis coat, he rushed
rom the shop, exclaiming III be did if |
stay in Brooklyn 10 be roasted alive He has
not been seensinee.
"A miscellaneous shopmate had witnessed
his frequent visits TO the glass, and to the adj
Joining grocery for horn, and had as often
dropped uaperceieed several grains of hot
c0f-e, which he was roasting, in the cup
which. surrounds the base of the tube. AT
The time The thermometer stood at 43, suffi-
Cient had been deposited there to cover the
ball Of mercury, and the poor fellow found
the climate insupportable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

A destructive fire at Rochester N. Y on
che night Of the 18th instant, 10 said to have
destroyed propGstg 10 the amount Of about
NbnOOD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
ear n BARGAINS IN BOOKS,

GRE At BARGAIN6+ TN BUUkss
MEDICINES r FANCY GOODS.
The largest and best selected stock oi
books, fancy goods, botanic and mineral med.
icines can be found at Geo. III. Heroman's
book store in this town, opposite the Mstho.
DIST Church. His stock consists chiefly d
eve,y description Of gouds. usually found in q
miscellaneous store. all of which will be soId
as cheap or cheaper Than At any other esrab.
lfshmeni in this city. Please call aud ,atis.
fy yourselves.
Terms cash, Barrier or approred paper.
GEO. II. HEGUMAN.
Oh ,nsiie the Methodist Churs h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

MOST UNNATuHAL.-TheTroy IN. " pa.
per5 contain iall reports of the trial of a man
named Henry S. G cen, for the murder Of his
wife. Il appears that Green. who is about %
years old, bad been married but q short time
to = beautiful, afectionaie and contidi0g grrl
OF ~, and HE testimony d~iseloses one Of the
most deliberate and cold bIooded murders we
have egerreld.
Without any provoeation OF cafse, (for
when she was dying she appealed 10 him to
say whether abe had ever deceived him. or IN
any way conducted herself improperly. and
was answered in the negative,D this monster
dosed her, day and night, wllb arsenic, which
he put into her coffee, her chi ken broth and
her medicine, standing by her bed side un-
moved while the poison was agonizin& her
withApain! And what is stranger than fiction,
~ The fact thar this poison WAS repeatedly adj
ministered while persons around the sufferer
were Witnessing its dead effects. The vic
tim herself, though apparently conscious that
her husband vac numbering her, took what
ever he offered.
This case is stilIin progress, but The result,
it seems TO US, cannot be doubtful.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

pnYs grammar ana puHGI1atiEd'
rr We have received lhS week TO frst
number Of "fnE FAnnrn'E L1naAsk AND
MONTHLY JuuRNAb OF A~eBcuLTuRta" Ed.
tod By John o. Skinner, EEa publ {Icd by
Greedy & Nc Elrath, N X, So perSnnum.
Tho present work il heautt FULLY prinSed and
contains "a pasea octave. contaise Lee
tutest TO darmore on AGREED iurafChSmistfg,
by Alexander ret2bhldt, Blap variousseXper-
inrents in practical farming = tn tomS " the
latest discoveries IN the al .importn,si bran.
Ches Of pIpughipg and mat klring. Isis cnl-.
bellfsbed with a botutifal knarayinas Nc the
late Stephen Van RensaIaE, aleo | . sig-
nettes, one representing asgroup % South.
down Wetherp, in different Sosltions, and The
other a representation, of tbt Vegetable SILK
Plant, from Tripoli. II lie Supposed Sat this
plant can be cultivated III atthe CO.. regioa
Of the United. States. ? iaitb McScluIey,
U. 8, Cohgul ut tha. blacI III n Leiter a.
dressed t~ francis Mlrkae,f Esq, CNrespon
/ ding sec. Of Matt Inst, 1T Washington, dated
december 1874, Gays of ihFR p%lant:-t
Without any instructionS or ~knovSedge Of
this plant, ! soScd the se$4s IN poSs ill the
month Of March laFi. Ii gay and Jfne they
obtained the heigLtll Of sis 10 eights ]iucilea,
when ] tfansplsnted theRf into my garden,
about eight inches apart, m Vii too nEs3r as my
experience proves. III the Snonths Of August
aud September they were 3 nower,a.and the
pods commenced lpeniagSIn 0ctuIer, the
plants beiHg FROM six 70 Ell ut feet lssgbs and
though we have had the thef8 lDmetct Sequent.
" az low as 429 Fahfenhe@ and tbt apricot
aad pomeEranate tfeeF, wiks the yise, have
all shed their4eayoR, yet thEre remais several
pode, on tho "silk p ant sSich are sihl per-
fertiy green aud show no 81 Ene of suasriig or
cold. This, wlth RoHia oSier pro0fs OF the
plant being hardy, induces Gne TO b Aeye and
hope that It might BIO suecA safuily Cultivated
in Hll our cotton growing Rtates, atSi should
Il become q staple cUmmtaify, no &3ubt the
inventive genius of our Epuntrym&l would
soon. DISCOVER The means M spinning il with
ont tho aid Of the cotton fib&a, whichJ am told
they use in Syria to Assist q Rpinni gg--their
knowledge o. the art not "a kendnng bsJ ond the
primitive distafF.
The work 10 interesting, and No we'll
known reputation of the edS or az aF agriru!-
turiSf, u q sure guarantee that ii will be-
every way worthy Of pal onaee. ave are
authorized to act AZ agents A specimen eau
be seen al our ofice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

A coquette once declared that the ladies'
ought 10 rraduaie IS veil as the other sex !;
10 which . gentleman replird-"Lt that cases
madam, you would probably take the degree
Of mistress rfarts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
LAND FOR gALF

Ar Twenty-Five hundsed aSpens oil
land lying 4 miles back Of the town
~ ofsBat9n Rouge, well Ii uberedaand'
an old deadening Of about 80 aeraa-
: house and small clearing on a~notipsr psrt of
il, title undOnbted. ! will sell The whole Of
" together or divide II into a portions 20 amit
the purchasers, at . bargain. For terrnE ap-
ply to the Rev. John u. VanCour'. lipirgg o;
miles back of Baton Rouge, or John Bubtsr If
The wno Of Baton Rouge or TO myself ut Rots..
ney Mississippi. Dspfedators on said land
are forwarned that in future they will ret the
full benefit of the law.
may 10 no IL am JOHN MURDOCH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

me Gasak--oay 7srms--From and after
bis date We shall invariably charge 90 fol-
sVa
previous .os&piration Of term, Bs 90
II paid after,s aud the trouble 81 run.
Hing a~ftoriit; / . W
Advertising ap1 sub. by the year, 20 w
Cards. Of Doctoss, Lawyers, &c. per
year, !" w
Advertising peg square 10 lines TO
canstitutute asquare, oneinscrtion, %
Every su5sequen, insertion, 6Vc'
Announcing d candidate for Phblic
Annnnnc;1e dos (pon.subscriber.1 So 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District C,urt-Ea5i Baton Rouge.
Clarissa L. Kelnpeter,
UeTSUs Nc. 3B4

UerSus Nc. 3849
John /. b ,%lsineur, husb'd.
Three judicial DAYS having elapsed since
the rendition Of the default duly taken in this
case and tn defendant having again failed
to appear and answer, on motion Of ID ID
| Avery plaintiffs attorney, this case vas as
signed for to day 10 enable him TO make said
de ault final, when it appeared 10 the Court
that the plaintiff has made good the several
allegations in her petition by the law and
the evidence TN file. II is therefore ordered,
adjudeed and decreed, that ClaFisSa E.klein-
peter. recover from John L Bafsineur her
husband the several sums Of money by him
received and expended for his own use out
other araphernal funds to wit: the sums of
Fifteen hundred and ninety-slx dollars and
thirty cents Sl536,30 on the 10th of January
| lS34two hundred and forty nine dollars and
seventy one cents on 18th January 1895, two
hundred and forty nine dollars aud seventy
one cents on Is January 1885, and two hum
bred and forty nine do lars aud seventy one
cents on 18th January 1897, elght.hundred
dollars on the LIST Of August 1888, six-lun-
bred and seventy dollars on Isl March ls4l,
and two hundred and twenty l"O dollars,
(222) dollars on The ist of March 1912
and that she have a legal mortgage or his
real estate, tor the reimbursement of the same
to revert back 10 the several dates above
specified and have legal interest thereon,
rom Judicial demand. II is further ordered.
adiudged and derreed, that plaintiff he declar-
ed The owner Of the slaves Jane, Bill, Peter
and Jack, and recover PISS session nf the same,
and that she be separated in properly from
said husband and have the entire administra-
lion and control of her separate and para
phernal estate.
(Sigaed) ISAAC JOHNSON,
JUDI e OF Thtrd Dis riot.
certify the foregoing to ee a true copy of
the original on file in nv Gfice.
(Signed) ADAM WINrHRoP, Clerk.
aug. 2 no % 154j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

Dasa.-wa understand there is a standing
law for the dsstruc,ion Of dogs, we should
like to see it pu; III force. they are very trou6.
losoma At nigh, and 10 b. dreaded his hot
wcathee. Il viii Sc toa lac TO snforas il
when by lrophobia has scattered it's poison
around.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

Hays poRTRAIr Oh HKaRY CLAY.-Thn
Lexington (Ky4) True American gives the
follow ing description of the portrait Of Henry
Clay, taken BY Mr.. Healy, The artist. for Lou
is Philippe
We do not hesitate in saying, that Mr..
Healy has taken far the best portrait bust Of
Clay That we have yet seen; indeed, il Gems
TO Us perfect Of its kind. Mr.. Cay Ii re-
presented ln q plain black dress coat, buff
colofed gesl, datk blue stock, plain shirt boz
som, With d full lace and sitting IN an arm
chair. The back ground, like as ID the picture
Of Jackson, Of simple dusk color. lie repre-
eehts Mr.. Clay Ia a calm. eaay, CONVERGE.
tipnal face, and has succeeded to the liie--he
has kir. Glay's peculiarly penetrating eye,
his color, and, above All, his mouth-in that
suspended state Of the passions, when the
great original. having spoken, aWaits Q repivi
or sin the act Of taking q pinch Of snuf
We conceive Mr.. EIoaly I'd bo very happy IN
the eye-giging Ii the luminous Transparent
cy of the real convex b mors ~ the natural
eye the phaded side Of the full face shines
through ininuitably.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

Soma Communications are omitted this
week oa aceaaal 81 their length ana bad @ri-
ting. Ws have too much to attend to.asida
from transeribing correspondence to put in
she co.npasi,or's hands.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
10 PLANTERS. &c.

TT FIHN Ehos &C
COAL! Planters on any part Of the coast
ran be supplied wilh b superior quality Of
Pittsburgh coal at a low price, according to
he quantity required, by directing their Or.
ders ~ the snbafrihefs IS below, they have
Goa constantly arriving from PittBburg aB The
river permits.
FARRELL u PERCEVAB.
Office 81 Customiiouue AZ New OrIeanp.
february 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02
STATE OF Louisiana

Probate salo-Parish Of East Baton Rone~
BY virtue of an order from the Honorabl~
Parish Court, In and for the Parish OF Eaet
Baton Rouge, will Re sold BY the undersigned
Parish Judge, and ex-oiicio auctioneer ON
TUESDAY, the 9th day of August, lalA.
between the usual hours Of sale, the following
described property belonging to the sueegs-
sion Of the late John D. Mcdonald, daceased.
A tract Of land situated on Black Creek in.
the parish Of East Baton Rouge, containing
seven hundred acres more or less, 6oundsdy
on the north by the parish line, south BY q
Carney and lands belonging 90 the estate of
y. Corcoran, east by John q. Boone,s land.
and west by lands formerly belonging se.htars
bury and D. Young.
TFans oP sALE-0ue years credit 10 nosos.
well endorsed, payable in bank mortgage re-
served until final paynen'.
No guarantee Of title.
The sale 70 take place vt the Courthouse
door.
jalyS ~ OH. T'EssIER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

We would recommend to r. Of the Advn-
cate to adopt the Dutch publishers plan.
He published q tolnme. and not being ac-
1uainted with punctuation, be placed fnuI
pages Of points at the end, and placedsa note,
10 the purpose that gentlemen reading The
work. would pnnetuate az they please. Il
any man can read and make The sense Of said
Communication, he must ndecI be a Solomon.
What DIES he mean with the following cen
tance
hadhopsd that such wing slang had died
away not 10 be revived aud that when any
peraon made a charge involving the honesty
and reputation Of oilers that he would prove
the SAM 10 Inc satisfied Of h1r audience.
Whewi take my white hat II!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

IIoRRfB1E sroRY.-rhe Brooklyn Adrsr-
fiser contains a long and horrid story. the
substance III which IL That Que Edward Hfg.
bee died about two weeks ago ut Wallabous
Of cancer on The face, and his widow refu-
eed to let the body be seen by hia relatives
prior to The funeral: A(terwatd, suspicious
circumstances arising, the body was disinter~
ed On Friday night and found 10 be headless
1.-The widow substantially admitting that she
had sold the head 10 j Doctor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-02

misunderstanding L denounced by the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of Mlssissip-
pL. The penalty Of an infringement " this
act 10 expulsion from the fraternity.