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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

FlnaDA Pine doubts e~xisliog on the O.
lsctiod q I member Of Congress for ibis aew
stale are " leaIia d~ispalled aaa Cabea tie
Wig eaedf3ate i tauaphantly elected and
gone 70 tsse bic sea-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge Third Ole.
irci Court,
Brown 81 Dsmrick
Woodruff d Hughes.
NJ
Woodruff & Hughes
VI
Their Creditors.

IN ansver TO The suit Of brown and Dsn
mick q al, Creditors Of Woodruff and Hughes
! Elan Ales herewith a statement. shaving
The amount Of effects of tho inaolysnt, which
ever eatuo into hls hands and Tho disposition
thereof, and on bis mot on 1t IL ordered ibsf
public notice be duly given 10 the Bate
Rouge Gazette, for the creditors OF Wood
run and Hughes, to show causs vby asid
statement should not DO approved. sad ibsI
ne claims Of tho conditions N W~godruYsnA
Haghes' be established and PAID ,groaabiy 10
Their respective rights, and that Iosont W
Fowler, Esq, be appointed curator. I'd e. 10
represent tho absent creditors and be- seyysd
win a copy Of the rule aud answer.
cef'tfy the foregoing TO be A true ertrsrt
from the %ininutes Of tho court.
JOHN REID, Dep. OK.
vet 20 % IR4a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

TnB WHEAT oRgr Of tho present year give
promise that the embarrassed States Of tho
West will soon be able to pay al their obi.
cations, Tho whole crop Of the country Is
estimated ut i25,D0O,00O Of bushels. The
wheat crop Of ls42, which was the largest
ever previously raised in The United States,
was lob, 100000. The increase Of 22,00O,0O0
shows not less tho lprge2additional amount Of
land brought under cultivation than the gen.
ial character Of the last summer. The crop
of Michigan is comparatively larger than that
Of any other State in the onion. With a
population Of not over 100000, she raiged this
year at least 100000 bushels Of wheat. II is
estimated that Illinois has this year q sur
plup Of 5000 900 bushels, An advance Of 10
cents per bushsl would more than pay the in.
forest Of the State debt, and the price has all
ready advanced more than 20 cents since the
harvest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADfga
Conducted By

IRE FISHER d MfsB WooDHgYY.
The 33d session Of this Institution eou.
rncnced on the first Monday in October. ~.
teachers would not fail to express their sra,f.
tude, for the patronage with which they nags
been favored since tbe establishment 81 fLis
schools 10 Baton Rouge, and hope Thar t1sir
unuring exertions for the improvement, Of
their pupils, will secure q continuance Of tas
same in future.
The central and spacious building On
Lhorsh street, bas been purchased By a
iFLend OF education for the use Of The school,
The study and recitation rooms are farga
and well arranged, Instead ofa eommsn M,
mitory, the young ladies' viii be provt8ea
with airy and pleasant rooms, iptended n ~.
commodate four each. The grounds are aha.
dy and comrnotious. Particular attention
viii be paid 70 The physical, AZ well as 10 tbs
moral and Intellectual education OF The CO.
pills.
It is the wish Of the teachers IL uni,s i,
their institution the comforts and adya1taoas
OF a home education, with thorough school.
room discipline.
Friday Of each week ia devoted u rsyiavs
pupils areihen questioned promiscaopsiv upop
the lessons they have LEARNED during The uees
either BY the teacher or others who NAV ~
present. The friends d 4 patrons Of lie
9Shpgl "i1 LAVlkeu 70 dtEenQ on that dnV or az
any hour during school exercises.
The Departmental music, vocal and tnatrp.
mental, is under the charge Of DR.. Grnnebeyg
His talents as a performer and instr6ctor az
of too high an order to need Commentaries
The course 0 fstudies will be as follows
CLAss-Reading, g~ueIifng 81
ling, Geography and Afithmetic.
HIsHER CLAssEs,-Geography with The nae
globes. History, Ancient and mode
practical and mental arithmetic, natural srS
philosophy, grammar aud composi,lop.
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoris, Ethics. Alae.
IRA and Euclid. S
TERMS.
8oard and tuition per annum, tss
gay scholars per quarter, Q to 10
"a ~ 3
sxtra charges for wasting per menth,
For bed and bedding,
Ornamental Reedls-work free of charge.
On the piano per quarter Is
VEGETABLE g. GARDEN SEEDS
CROP OF Is45.
A large assortment just received from TIA
JNSoN eARDEg, near Piltsburg, and for ssle
W A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

~
FfAT z G'vEH74EaT-Ise question IL
1fa" ittg from Ito eaftor5 Of Dgn5ldsJnydi o
aa' t'Aqaetnlho Tie lpost ia9ffHi ene"tn'om s
81 tl'ir liaperilse siIifgaa. According 10
no i7riaor' pota 3sosRtta Ig NJ Periest Vlen-
ne aDd 0aSoa ia'9i$ i', a s$fe7n OF ebrys'
III Fatefs' t7H4u IFd III ahsiohs OF Modern
b't'rr. The iattg H7flfays lFagaemfno BBd
rs en''r'ns ~ FufItB orlotis foIors that 50
arc TOD TO believe il3shle been t'rart by The
aaN7 q h'Gf ainfeS. q Wef9 there last a
s0''erF'h@'nf "goFsIbo s'go'3ura IL, IN The
'a'' f97isrs edS'f'5% alHs 7t ito ooHF"nieaee
~ Ne ian4HlE' tHe h%1>t7'r q ateaH1oate lana
aug a'.ytGf" af 15AH The gould be very
"eiA y to attain t'elfo5Iect tbEy did NIT slan.
w.t. ''''R '''V&9 ~ e't'5sh "74fa@'y'
"'1' "'''f MN "oH;a" or S''*io' VINO Know
any 'o'hg ~ fb7 Places will pronounce u The
"',S' 0egstlio'' si'glSa ana hsa''by FPot not
- '''''0''''' '} !" '"s $~'plo9fn e'oA~
"''' @' ''9'S ""'sff"aFh,sa'$ rom 'hoHda-
"'''o', '''9o"' S'' "ho"X Saie a7o eaSy
800 S"' w 'o'"s:'" the ya"o pace year
'o'' y nave 'e' ',''t'' F'a-
W. ''"' "Sa 5V"'7 E"4'' '7 pug
S'e1 20 FeeoHhI2' 'he place, a!d ~ our optn'
ION womb Rp16io H. y they inquired Tor nu~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

GrWe ARE glad t0.see tho fqaling svlnced
IN the following eoprnuaieot6i1a and hope
that tboee public spirited citizens, one Of thum
a creole lady. vii afalse the> latent feeling
OF our population on Fltat important question !.
Mn E]ntroR--I have road In YOUR Last
number tho reproacl you make to the citi-
gyms Of this town r~eIgjive To tao question of
tho seat Of government. hope they win
promptly answer yaur call. For my part,
although not rich, | offer to the Legislature
four lots in tho most eleeibla part of this
town. They are situated as 70 command 4
view uf Tie river fer miles up Tor down, and
with six Other lots, form a square. Those
six lots might be purehasod by tho Iibcrality
of Ihnse, who like mS, fsaI an. interest IN the
welfare Of oar town sana state, for a building
that would be- an hotDr to Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

ArrrHr4s BuYs8g- Bewdfo or smsh
VIC! bis and measures. liam Inspector was
appointed for the corporation ho could seize
enough false weights AMI negsures IN this
town o pay the evpehaes Of tha corporation
fr ON year. Who %apdorst The poor, who
mosth buy BY retail
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

MASONIC FuNgaAa RIrEs.-. Tho Mason
&c funeral rites to the memory Of GEN. An
DREW JACKSON, and the deceased Grand Mas
ters OF the Grand Lodge Of the State of Lou.
isiana, ~ the Methodist Church, Poydras
street, last evening, Wele granl, solemn, and
imposing. TIE rich and dazzling parapher-
malta Of The Masons, the numbers Of heaaii.
ful women that thro5ged the galleries, and
the mourning drapery in whIeh the church
was hung, formed a rich picture Of accordant
contrasts. One felt.himseif d witness of 4
scene partakiHg souswhat of the unearth!v.
aud the inscribed ceslotaph which rested on
a platform covered vgith aowers-the sono.
rons, swelling notes Of The orcheslra-seemed
TO increase rather chan dispel the illusion.
We have not space 10 give a detail of the
proceedings. An pralion was delivered in
French BY Mons. Npulaire, and Mr.. Fenley.
Precedent OF the Masonic College, Kentucky.
delivered one in Eng ish, In which he re-
viewed the life and enlogized Ihe actions of
GENERALJAcKsaN, and defended F~reemason.
~ from The objections urged against it, con.
that it wa&a great moral ~institu-
tian, founded ON thes Bible haviGg for its
the incutcati1l of faith, hone and char
lily, and The bene6eeftt exercise of The viz
tues, justice, temperance, forlitude and
mercy.
The exercises we're prolonged till ten
We noticed amopg the a,fditory-hayinr
no masonic 5symbotE-the Governor Of tbs
State, The Attornty General, the United
States District AttqIney, The Aavtr. Recor-
der Baldwin, and th9 Naval $odcer OF tbs
PoFt.-DeRn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Eugene: Lesere, Esq, has been appointed
! lara ofth6 Slpreoo Court, ia tho place o.
chos t. Darochef, Eng, deceased,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

R~vFeIARTr.An atn'rnpt At Burglary ~as
made at hr Doosnaul Il Store ot "Wednesday
night lash Tho shutter wBs bored IN several
p%laees, but The notoe syakod up the inmates,
and Dbs burglars footed IL.
The house Of NJ. sranasgap was aiso vie.
tied Doute dave ago; but tho interchangeable
could not :aa cceof. Our polIco
should be On the alert,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
S~TOLEN--s25 REwAP )

From the sawmill on The Bighto The fs,h
Instant, q copper pipe, 2 inches ii diameter
and about 40 feet long. Whoever will giys
Information to the undersigned, tia Win
lead to the recovery Of said pipe, o. ds,ss1
ton Of the thief, will receive ths aboye =
ward.
Nov IS III FPEDEpEr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

swisbtiae.-On Friday last, d pAfhon
stored J hogshead, supposed to contain sugar,
and tW0 punchBons also, supposed III cone
tain gin, AZ the store Of Msssfe. Layiileb8au~
yre III oBmon street, where be- soon aftor
brought q party whose object was to purchase,
Samples 81 The sugar and gin were shown, &
price d&ed. and d hundred dollars paid IN ad.
vance on the goods, the balance to be paid
ION delivery" However the gentleman who
Stored the mechanics not appearing TO Get.
Ito the matter, suspicion was aroused, aud on
opening The hogehegd II was discovered to
have nothing bun I'm in them, were found
With hardly any hing In lhgm but water, thete
being Two small TN easog fixed IN the b4Bgs
having about a pint Of gin IN each, The Adss
faulier has absquatalated To parts nnkpown.
The police are on bic truck, however -Tro-
pie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

The mail arrived yesterday and brought
as-nethihe. The papers Of Thursday ought
70 have reached US.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
JOHN L. pmEEv

Having been appointed By tho govsroo,
AucTIoSEsR, ofFsrs HE services In tha
paolc generally. Any business confded b
MS care viii be promptly attended 10.
Apply 70 him a. bis residences, nsxs door
nov is no IL las
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

AHEEsT ron TeRaERYy-ltbe Charleston
Courier ei the l4th says We learn that 4
requistttnn vas received by Coy. Akin, on
Wednesday evening last, from the Governor
Of Alabama, for tbs arrest Of John H. Peters.
ESQ., formerly 4 practising lawyer 10 that
State, bat recently residing in this city.
(#henae no had emigrated.) to answer d bill
Of Indictment found against him tor forgery.
We understand that Mr.. Peters was osaeI.
tor Of tho will Of WIN. Bryant, Eco, of Tal-
~lapo9sa county, Ala, deceased and that tho
alleged forgery has some COMMUNION with tho
teetator's Will, OF d note given for purchases
al the saIe given Of his e~alato, Tor b1th,1 in.
yOlvlog an enbezziement Of ths estates mon.
oy. 1'br accused was arrested Yesterday, by
Deputy Sheriff Solomon Maaea, and delivered
10 Messfs. Jnn M Person, and Needham
Bryant, [tbs alteration Of whese note Is eaid to
DO part Of tho offence charged tho agents Of
the Governor Of Alar-vb0 leave with their
prisoner for Ala, this morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

fagaA CHANGE OF De.
A PARTURE. u. s..
ras2 MAIL BOATS. Brill.
liant, Capt. Haft-C Clinton, Cant. Baird.
For Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bavou
Sara, I'uaica, fort Adams and The inter
mediate Landiags.-Owing to "A change
in the transportation Of the mail on this route,
the above boats have changed their DAYS of
departure, and will henceforth observe the
following, commencing this day, the 23d No.
vembeT.
The steamboat Brilliant will leave New
Orleans on Sunday and Thursday mornings
of each week, 10 o'clock, for Tunica and all
the intermediate landings /; returning, will
leave Bayou Sara on Tuesday and Friday, at
IL O'Clock, A. N.
The steamboat Clinton will leave New Or.
leans on Wednesday and Saturday mornings
Of each week, at 10 O'Clock, for Fort Adams
and all intermediate landings /; returning.
will leave Bayou Sara every Monday and
Thursday morning. atII o'clock.
-RBDUCTToE or FARn-
Price of Passage-below Donald
s~onville, 81
Above Donaldsonville TO Baton
Rouge and Bayou Sara 9
The public may rely on the above packets
remaining the whole season. Their accom-.
modations and speed are not surpassed, and
they consequently solicit from their friends
and the public a liberaIshare ofbusiness. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to
nov. 20 WIN. H. AVERY, Gra'er 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
J0ur H. Dpfnogoi

J7Hs K. DgfHoCq;
StH.-On o visit 10 tho parish Of lberyllle
lss week, stepped mo The new sugar. house
Of Richard a Stuart, found it nj full blast
operating ON the old fashion process under
hfs snpetiutendanre.
saad g1u herewith a sample Of M. Stnart's
sugar. Th6ss who intend ts compete for ihe
first premium 1T tbs next Agricultural and
Meehanics' fair, should be on The alert Tor
dgubt not, but the spseimsn Of Sugar which
Mr.. Stuart will produce Oh that occasion will
equal, ~ II docs not excel, that exhibited by
htH1 In January isi4-Hado ut the sugar
house Of Mr.. LsDlanc, aud for which was
awarded . silver cup. LIME
The sample Of sugar oatue duly TO ham,
and Is Of q most beautiful quality. Mr.. Stu
art ia one Of those planters who is never salts
fed Of doing we'll, but makes all his endaagors
10 bring TO perfection, wbatevsr braneb Of az.
ficolturo he may BE- engaged IN. II we bad
more such men IN the state, our agricultural
fairs would be more prosperous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Oar thanks are due q the obliging oaieere
0fihe RaIabow, Majestic and Charlotte, for
iy paperrt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
/ GRE0LE-

Mr. EnlroR.--Bets g eonrinNod. aa we'll Az
YOU are, that Baton Rouge Is tae most elegi.
Die ep9t, under all circumstance, for Tho
scat Of government, u we'll az fosa college, /
request you to stateh n your valuable paper.
that / VIII giVeto tha Legislature, one square
Of gfound nthis town, for Tire purprs SO of
erecting a build ips Ggr The seat Of g]overumant.
A-C1rTZEN
.of West Baton Rouge.
For further inf2rmation, apply at the
Gassts-odiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
ST. Lonia Flon,

W are constantly receiving. flesh =
Louis Flour. 81 the best brands. ~
NOV. | % Pun HAxr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

~ Taken no on Mrs. Dewey's
E@12S8A plantation, a stray steer, pale
WI red, about s years old, split
a5&s and uDderbit In oach year, the
hind legs white to the knees, no brand
The owneris requested 10 take him away by
conforming 10 the law.
j. n. DUFROCQ Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
EORSALE

In The Parish IF Ucst Batou Rouge.
A piece o. eround containing three arpeps
and six leet font on the river. by forty in
depth between parallel lines, with all the i'm
proyeHenta thereto belonging. Said land is
we'll tlmbered and vol known, being The pro.
perry belonging to the succession Of Francois
Leienne.
The conditions TO be made in three equal
payments, The fret payable in4be month Of
March 1916, the second in March 1917, and
tbs third in March 1913, IN well endorsed bile
to the satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing Gig t
per cent interest from time due, and mortgage
reserved with confession Of judgement, til f.
nal payment. If said land is not sold at pri.
vate sale previous to the ooh December next,
il will on that day besexposed at public sale
BY the undersigned Judge and er eGct0 aue-
L. FAVROT, p. J.
Nov % ~ 1916
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10 Represent he farhd If Hsa
BIT ui
H7iOn Ii4Hfft
vNL1h0N.'r MEnEn.r


We lire 4 thot19dt to- 6aooi1ga 5o@eph Nv.
Fahlsf, bFa5 ah Candidate lnf dirk uf tile
I'd district i aif', aatef 81 aa@ Constitution
Wa Hta SolberiseI 4, a6neoUce Samuel
akaEasd Fgg eH 4 caU&iAtt8 IDr Clerk 81
The 3ddut Court uBd#r tba uew CgnaIt
1ltipn,
We ere :jthaF0aed GO sannnnro John Reid
Fen, az aci 1iidale far Eiefl ~ the ID dis
ttal fafft iandar CHE sawC Constitution,
You arsE authorised u announce Allied
Gates, ECO 4 aa candidate foe clerk Of the Cd
dtatfia CONT, under The aaW constitution,
Many reters,
VIZ are abthdtts8d @ Announce Manuel
HBr8uas EAf, ne candidate fof ciefk ot The 81
delftet sutE /, Under me hew CoHstitufi5n,
You afe authorised q nhBou 20 AuApA
Rear, Es1.s ha a candiiito 10 represent The
p4tiah VI Ehst Baton Rouge IN the pest
tasislniufaE
ptsafe )snoqacs W.. htcbi5ald Stuart, 30
candidate NJ fotoner Iii The parish Of East
Baton ltguGe, bH1sf the npw Constitution.
Foz pgpah.
Yon ateSaulbnrised ID announce y. Mn.
LErff, EsqS as candidate for the efice of
coroner, naacr the new constitution,
ua grand tombse % eotdas,
Neutrality-suspicious.
Kr Eata-yeu are I'd hofi3ed to announce
M Hii3trs Heygeren u Meet Baton Rouge.
Be fsadIJet*lut sheriff. y,nder the Bcw eoIuti-
tNtian.
Eieng refers,
You arc Sulhortaed "a lnnoanee Mr. Ajenia
Hetcrl, ~ Candidate ror :Gtork u the fourth
dlstriet t0l5, f1t lie pSriah Of West Dston
Rouge, aHstef the Hew foiniitation,
Many poters
Yun are authorised % sanouncsd Mr, j. V,
Dutalds. ar7tandrdatb fog the place If Clerk
nfthe 8th dfsttjet raurt, yat the parieh nf West
Baton Rouge, undHr tIa.neW constitution
Pro bono Pabtieo
Please Announce Mr. t,abaavc, az eaadid-
ate tor cterh ottie fourth District court, sub
iast "a ths s~ls6isipa 80 10 convention, nr II
be hs elected, bo Intends To be- the servant
AZ The whol6 people without distinction Of par
~ afimg usiHRo sera. q PtiBiero recipjdo.
Yea afs authorised ii announce WHEN
s1vE HG4NauAFp, ESQ he candidate for Bhrt.
1f; forlte parish 0f West Baton Rouge, uu-
der lhe neW censttutios,
Please tfauuonnea wv, Loais tafton M
oehdiaate fjr Coroner ff tho pafish of West
Ilaioh RGoeR, under thesow constitution
NrtsRs Fprroas Phrase rbroanro Mr.,
Vatmaut Eftbafl, IA candidate TO Feprehent
The parish d West B5tth Rouge, in he lower
branch oft{a leRjailture.
gH NN.&&A4N l844.L# - .M. 1-a..Em# - A- 18Th /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

spapa. 5na 81 my school fellows saws his
hrQihef WARS fnustaebios waal are thew /,
aaslaealos, ny 500, are punches Of hair
wora en- tbs lip oy certain daBdies as a sab-
Hsitate for bEai1s:' "Well, papa, are those
wa wear mlzfasAos what are called hair
Drained sop e !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

New HHlled Baekwheat, for sale by
noU IS William Markbam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

MoLAssEs.-in whole and half barrels for
sale BY Nov, rs
Stephen Henderson,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Family Hams, for sale by
n0U. IS William Markham.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

DERuYs& SrARaow.--We receive cheer.
Ing secoaGs Of the prospect of these candi-
dates. i Vac wings are true to themselves,
they aiIl succeed. Already many of those
who we're inclined to join nativeisn, seeing
the utter hape}assness Of succeeding in their
views, aadthat tia support Of IF. Derbiguy
would only eff e the defeat Of the whfg cam
didates h4se given up, though reluctantly,
their candidate, "aot that they loved Derbigny
less, but Louisiana more" We are glad al
R-hr 4 lie native american doctrine is not
alleges ar :pfoscriPtiva IN IL course, il with
susoeal atno late parjod, bat st present i,
would on,y pldnge Us deeper ia the ABYSS Of
Locotocol j. 1t every whig act 10 lis pro-
fassiqa. O. impo5is1t questions yau always
Cad q locoioco true % his creed, initata then
eAatF Mon and perseverance,, and a ttiamph.
anf Success awaits you.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Nggar, n want TO ak yoa Ia coEnAui5us. >
"Propel il den.".
"Why an a PRINTER ike d fashionable Ia.
pr,"
Il don CUB il up afore you AK mes
"k4se dey make q debii of BUarLR making
uptheir FORMS"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

VEGETABLE g. GARDEN SEEDS
CROP OF Is45.
A large assortment just received from the
UNION GARDEN, near Piltsburg, and for ssls
by A. MONTAN.
nov. 10 no Al 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Smoked Beef, for sale by
noe l5 William W1ykhnm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
WANTED
OIL.

Sperm, Whale, Linseed, and Caster.
Oils far sale bv,
Wm. Mar6ham Church sireet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

U .Yon're alWays in a hustle. Lizzy,' said
an old lady to her Slaughter Its the fash
ion ma
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Nr*sRs FprroRs Phrase nrtonnre hIr,
Vatrnut Htboff, rs candidate 10 represent
tbe parish d West B5t}o Rouge, in he lower
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Subject haweyhr, u decision ~ 81 parish
convention, II pne deemed nea eeaary'
THE PEOPLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

FRHsH GARDEN SERDs.-Warranaed
growth Of 1914, garden Sage and Hoar4
for sale BY
VA. Markham, Church street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

Please tGaunonnca wv, Loais tafton M
candidate f5r Coroner III The pafish of West
llaioh ReneR, under thesow constitution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

The Consul at Galrcston The New Orleans Plea
yune Of the 23d gives the following consolation with re-
gard 10 The Startling matter of withdrawal of The ac.
ledgment Of notorious consul at Galveston BY
the President Of Texas
81, is ccnsoling know that the repeal of Gen Duf
Green's recognition as L. > Consul at Galveston will
moi prove prindicsl to American in that purt
as 70 the best Of know ledge and belief he has moi
degned to transact any business connected with his sp
pmn'ment Whilst he employed his Time in supervi
sing the legislation Of Texas and dscharging the duties
u volunteer cabinet Ia President jones' the interests Of
our commerce had to lake u thems Ives; since The
recall of his exequatur, therefore, matters are in sai
gun.
ave regard the difficulty tina, Gen. Green hashronoht
upon himsflt as extremely unfortunate AT this juncure
The whole affair, and rally his publications in ex-
PLANTATION, have must awkward appearance and will
furnish fond Et cavl well give clu of lus,ifca
ta t0 such Governments desire ianper with Tex
as To the prejudice Of interests III that quarter There
y s,mething very green in The whole proceeding"