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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

CaEvteFtow or A MoNsTER-On the 2lHl
ult, Joseph Boges was tried In The Circuit
Court If { hambBra CO., Ala, for the mur.
der Of his daughter Louise, and convicted
The daughter, jaat before dying, made oath
that her father was the father Of her
children, and 1t appeared that her death was
oceaHioned by her resistance 10 the wicked
desires 0f her parent, The Wetumpka
Wing gives the following description Of tbis
monster;
A closely packed crowd filed the court
room on the day Of trial, and great eurioai,
ty was evinGed to SEQ the prisoner, who was
brought Into court ut an early hour. His
expression indicated tho utmost Indifference.
A stranger would only have selected him ma
a murderer from tho woliah formation of
hia face. Tho fotroattng forehead and chin
and pFoiruding upper jaw, together with the
extraordinary development Of the organs In
the part Of the head assigned by phrenoio.
gist 10 the animal propenattioB, all indicated a
low degree o fintelleet and strong passions.
He appeared 10 be considerably over 90
years ofage, but not nearly 80 inirm aa at
the time Of his commitment. His look then
Wae haggatd and fiendish now quiet and
almost expressionless, He wac aIso more
neatly clad but there was still something
about him repulsive in the last degree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

A great religious moYoment is going on in
Germany, M 6aillardel, editor of the CeuR.
sIER pRs n u, now II Europe, says that the
King Of Prussia is about 10 put himself at che
head ofthis moyemenE Ills reply to a depaat.
ton from the Catholic Chapter Of posen, who
asked himto take some steps 10 restrain
the movements, is said 10 have been-'Pra.
gfess Is stronger than | am, no one can avail
aaghl against it," Of about six thousand
volumes and pamphlets published in Germa-
ny during 1874, nearly one-tourth we're Of d
religious character and upwards OF nine hun.
dfed on theology proper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

OuR RELATIONS WITH ENeLANp.-On this
subject, we find the following article in the
Philadelphia american !:
aTnere have been, within a few days, sew.
ersl ruuors in circulation in regard 10 the
mission Of Mr. McLane. "A correspondent Of
one Of our city cotsmporaries alleges that the
Minister has several times asked a recall.
The Union contradicts this. very positively.
No doubt the Union 10 right, 81, while de.
nyiag an error. il had atfirinedthe truth, how.
ever, we might have had ia the Cabinet pa.
per some such statement as tie following
"Mr Mclsne was no seeker for the place
Of Minister to England. He would have IRE.
ferred to live in Baltimore, whare personal
and public interests demand bis attention
He was surprised by his nomination, and Al
6rst declined the Office. He had an interview
with the Precedent, and without much cir
cumlocution, told him that the position he
bad assumed in regard to the Oregon bound.
arg was altogether untenabl0. Our RIGHTS
he said TO Mr.. Polk, were BY no means 90
comprehensive, or so positive, as be seemed
10 think. The President profesaed TO falter
ID his opinion and determination
aMr. McLane accepted the nilsson. stfor The
special purpose Of settling The Oregon qoeg-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

We would inform our nsighbeF Of the Al
uoeats that II we msstenssrued bic article -
bout the Agricultural Fair, II was not done
IN malice. We understood him to say that
Il was ~nseiess % Fansaok the state for the pufa
pose Of appointing every seruh aristeefat 40
officers ottha Association the President, ~
Vice Presidents end REGARDING secretary arsI
appointed were planters, and that eiass Of
aiIll compose the same fn4toftty Of tts
pairefs, hence our Interpretation Of The mean
Ing Of the article Ia The ASroeafe, II We
we're wFeag we stand corrected
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
MRa auAW

Wenid say 10 her old customers aud The la
dies In general, that she has iust returned
from New York, and has nov OH hHnj n very
81 Ks Gf tho lgtast styles, tnausltne de latnes.
eHshmiefs' polEas &c, also q large and we'll
sefeeted assof't If f0unee braid, and ali dess
cripttoaa Of straw bo0aets Of tho lststt French
styles. 5he can sell lover Than can be had
elsewhere, togsther with avery superior as.
sortiieut Of laees, insertions, ribbons, gloves
&C., all Of which vii DO sold on tbs most fea=
aonable terms. Call aud exanine=etofe
nearly opposite the city bank.
nov 8 no 40 ls45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
REPUBLICATION N or MARTINS
REPORTS.


The undersigned proposes TO publish a new
edition Of the first and second series Of Mar
TINS REPoHTs Of the decisions Of the Su-
preme Court Of Louisiana.
These repOrts are now out of print, and it
is presumed that-a new edition is required
by the profession. In order to enhance the
value Of the work each case will be accom-
panied by marginal notes, referring to subse-
quent decisions on The sam points,an also to
such articles of the Louisiana code, and acts
Of the Legislature as may have changed or
modified the law as settled by the court.
These notes will be compiled by Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Esq.
Il is not intended to omit any of the cases
contained in the reports, the whole however
will be comprised in seren ~Uolunpes printed
with the same type and of the same size as
tRobinson's reports.
The price 10 subscribers will be FIVE dol.
lars per volume, payable on delivery Of each
volume, and when two hundred subscribers
are obtained, the price will be advanced to six
dollars and fifty cents per volume. being thir-
ty five dollars for the work complete to sub.
scribers and forty five to non. subscribers.
Il is contemplated that the FIRST volume
will be ready for delivery early in February
next, and the succeeding volumes every two
months after.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of subscribing will
confer a favor by forward ing their names to
SAMUEL NJ STEWART.
Law BOOK Filler AND sTATTaNER.
No. 80, Camp Street, NeW Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
WRIST ROUGE

Mr. Eatuf-yau are authorized 10 announce
kih Hiiaifs BsFRerfl Of West Baton Rouge.
~ candidate rof sheriff, Under tho new eeaBti.
tnlian,
Many eatsss,
Yau are authorised ID announce NF AdeniB
llshsfi, IN candidate Tor Clerk " the fourth
district court, for the pattsh Of West Baton
Rouge, ahdef the new constitution
Many tatefs
You are authorised TO announced Nj ], v.
Durable, as candidate for The place of CleFh
~ the Alb district court, fnf the parish n West
Baton Rouge, uader the new constitution,
Pre- bone pubtiea
Please announce Mr., L.abauye, ar candid
ata faf clerk ei the fourth dialflet court, cub,
leo, "a the decision Of 40 convention, for if
lie be elected, he Intends 10 be the servant
81 The whole people without distinction oI par
Ei ahitHv UeiHde sara I'll pFimsFe reetptda
You arc authorized to announce vitbRN-
Euvk~ ntANeuARp EEe De candidate for cher.
in, for tho parish 0f WaBl Baton Rouge, uas
der the new constitution,
plaaaa Ia annannoe Mr. Louia LahtnH AZ
candidate far Cornner Fer the parish nt West
baton Rouge, under the new constitution
You are authorised TO announce AaAaA
RgAp, Esq, 40 a candidate 10 represent the
nariah Of East Baton Rouge Ia the next
Legislature,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
TO PLANTERS AND LAND
HOLDERS.
Surveying, LeveIIimg &c.

The snbscrlbers, residents Of Baton Rouge,
will attend 10 calls In any part Of Louisiana.
for surveying or subdiyiJing land, laying out
city or tow lots, dwelling for canals Or ditch.
90 on plantations, give estimates Of The nun.
her Of cubic yards u excavation for canals or
di'ebeg, Or the quantity Of Embabkmem for
~leVeee, and the necessary cost for construct.
ing the same
Having bad many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers on various public works
and Surveys, in Canada, New York, Penn.
syIvania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for the last three and d half and one
and 4 half years respectively as clerks In the
Surveyor Generals office Of this State, they
feel confident Of their ability to give satis~
fac tion 10 all who msy favor them with calls.
HENRY IL WILLIAM g. WALLER
Surveyors b Civil Engineers.
Rafe,ooces J Col p. Hicky, b. Rouge.
Hon. Il. Gibbs Morgan, NO.
EIor Judge. Dutton, 1beryille. |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

CONTRACTS wtfa F#H HevHRNnHafs=
Washington is said TO be crowded with con-
tractors fei Government works Of immense
magnitude, and Of particular Importance to
the sauth-eontraeta for The steam mails,
Memphis Navy Yaid, and for the supplies f0f
the Indians. Col st0f offers for the mail
line from New York tn New Orleans, toHeh.
Ing al Mobile and al Havanah and farther,
for a line touching at Kingston, and pros
Ueedtng 10 Chagtes, Mai DBNEbsoN ofta re-
for the line between NswOfleahs and GAL
weston, For the lines TO Europe, there are
ebterprising men from New York city. For
the Memphis contract there IL much e6tbpes
titien. The contract ia very la~fge@ekteh=
ding to millions. The President has APP
pointed Judge MAsoN, Attorney General.
Judge SHtftDs, Commissioners Of The Land
Office, and the PostmaateraGenef to aaaist
the Secretary Of the Navy IN examining The
btds, and deciding upon this important con-
tract. This last appointment ie no doubt in~
tended just as light work for tho Hon. CAVE
JOHNSON, while the Puetoliee Department
goes on and "dees Itself"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

From CoRpus CHRfsT1..- The Courier is
n receipt Of a letter brought by the steam
ship Alabama, dated Corpus Christi, 25th DC.
tober, by which it appears the battalion Of
artillery are making preparations for their re-
turn TO New Orleans. A detachment of
dragons and infantry were to leave Corpus
Christi for the Rio Grande, in search OF a
suitable en%campment for the troops.
Major Ringgold had made an inspection of
all the troops and felicitated Major Gally
upon the good order OF his field pieces, and
condition of his company. II an sorry"
replied the Major, ITO see my artillery mac
tive, / should desire in the meantime, to re-
ceive the baptism of Mexican fire."
Every thing then, gives reason to believe
that these brave and jealous defenders of
their country will return in about fifteen
DAYS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
LATER FROM EuROpE
.dtanea N ne agaIn MsglstA Dtogelna
sBaajii "a af HE Cation Maybef,

tHrdiiit "a NJ me Cotton MHFhHft
Ya itaafau 10 Icy bsl4fa our ~fealsfs III
bfiaflH# a~aAstaHB If the 9feat Western 9
accounts, Hhiali base just Same II hand
The Grain maikets al 9gef Hggland ard
| continent Bfa again at the tiBe, Wiaai liHF
ing gensfelly advanced Va pei qHafief. VII
mef II Smiths Times says.
The present harvest Will yield indifferent
~ and Ills combined with The failure Of the
Bfab Oh many parts If The continent, ffut1
which we have, in former years, drawn q
large portion Of our supplies, 6aiiii4t fail to
sBhl the price Of hbfHsd stHtfs'' up 10 higher
figure than They have yet seen, The gels
efsl failure Of The potato crops IT,, as We have
before stated. Bns 0f the primary aiementss
IN this upward tendency Of prices IL may
be- observed. that, ~ regards England, Tie
disease In the potato, IN many districts, has
nearly disappeared leaving only q small
sEHb behind, WhiFh will not materially iaiufe
the properties If thai valuable esfulHBts
The Cotton market remains IN a dropping
condition. The sales Of the week ending The
llth having only amounted 10 1890 bales
Purchases have III consequence been made
hi partial Instances NJ decline Of RIt but
in gieW If the limited nature bf ths business,
holders still maintain d remarkable degrees Of
iffnhess. The following circulars explain
tD9ta readily The b1sltIBh Of The market
The railway mania. so far from exhibiting
any abatement, still continues On the he
crease, and new projects are brought forward
with astonishing fHpidiiy, and this In face
Of The adysueiHe slate Of the discount market.
Money Bt London IL NJ u per cent with i
rising fshdeHry, The newspapers hts fillsd
with railroad advertisements tb ihs exclusion
Of all other matter Wilmer # Smith meas
ton that The receipts for such HtihJHfifs.
mahts III i leading London journal. are not
less than 2btGU0 per a1ums
The Quarters fH2s6us shows Il decrease
Of E5UBt UDB-a large sufH 70 be sure, bot
accounted for by thB reduction Of the duty
on Sugar, and the small quantity o. foreign
that paid duty this quarter, as b9tnpafs
ed with The same period last year,
The Political intelligence IL uhirhPortah'.
The French have met with q reverse In Nj
RIGA, which afftFd 4 long subject Of comment
to the English press. A French detachment
Of 400 men was fut 10 pieces by Abd=sls ka=
Times NgBl b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
oYaTEna.

Mr.. Joseph TdBis on Church OF. bslwssn
Water and Laf8ytte SIS. informs the public
that he has engaged . sleeps 10 furnish him
with ffesh Oysters during The Winter from
The ssa shore through Bayou p~la1asmins,
the engagement 10 ON fhs 10Th NJ
This month bat be is furnished with lbsm
IN the mean time fF6m New Orleans ard
sells them atthe following rates.
steWed Or fried 575.
Raw 10,
In shell BY fbs hundred Af6
Oct Aih
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

RAcEsTtAcx.-ThC lessee Mr.. B~oardwell
is nov actively engaged in dwelling and fen.
eng the Baton Rouge Race Track. II will
he ID good order for training about Christmas,
A subscription list has been opened for the
purpose of raising money for purses, sc
Those Of our readers who like to encourage
any enterprise for the benefit Of the town
win. no Doubt come forward and second DIR.
Boardwell III his effoFta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08


We are authorized "a announce Joseph WI
Fowler, Esa, ~ candidate feF clerk Of the
"a distfIht court, under Tie new Constitution
We are authorised ID announce Samuel
8kulBeld Eaa AZ 4 candidate for CLERK 81
the 81 disltigl Court under the Bew CohstIs
iatiBha
We are authorized 10 announce John Reid
lisa,, M a candidate tG Clerk q The 81 die
tfitt reufI Under tie new Constitution
You are authorised 10 ahhpunee Alfred
tlaies, Beg, az candidate fof clerk Of the ad
district court, under tbs new taHBtituliea,
Many tBtefs,
We are authorised 10 announce Manuel
Moreno, lisa, al candidate for clerk Of the Bd
dislfIel court, under the new Constitution,
please annoaaee MI. Archibald Stuart, as
candidate TuF CORONER Igf the paFtsh Of Esst
llltoh ltouge, undaf The new Constitution
foB ptpah.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
LrHrRrY...The Razor strop Man" saw

H5 EtdsUF bIFUp MAN SAWS
"When first | got acquainted with strong
drink, il promised TO do a great many things
for me. II promised me liberiy-and | got
liberty. had the liberty TO see my toes
poke out of my boots.-tbe water had the liber-
ty to 60 in at the toes and got out at the
heels..my knees had the liberty to come out
Of my pants--my elbows had liberty to como
out Of my coat.-T had the liberty TO lift the
crown of my hat and scratch my head with
out taking my hat off. Not only liberty l
got music. When / walked along on a
windy day, the crown of
NY hat would 60 f~ipperty flap,
And the wind whistle show do you do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

The vote fut member If Congress ihtough=
oui the district has been remarkably small
The following IL The fesHltso FOE as we have
heard FfeHi The returns come In very slew.
lyi
fbtfvills=sB maturity fgf Cooley, IRE.
peftsd,)
West tlaten Aengs=sb maj, for Ceeley
and q mai, fef Constitution,
East pslielaBa=as majority for Hartman
son.
West Fsliptaha@as for Hartman con tfes
petIedtl
peihte geapseaas majority tef Cooley.
Nav OHbEASs-rbs following is the re'
cult of Of The vote OF the consultation in The
different municipalities
HfH-For Ues against 9g9
Bteond =F0 Ell against 90
Thtrd-Majerity IN Fsver l4b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
CORN IN SACRa
Just fefeiyed abd tGf sale BY
oct 90 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
EEOREE 4 pfKn

Bo0kbmder and Bianh B00t Manu-.
factuer, Corner 9f Charoh A. LsfagsAe
Streets, Batoa Rouge, In.
WIN execute with despatch sll work en-
trusted 10 Ills care ~ the lowest city prices,
and pay particular attention t9 the rebiBdjpr
of old law, or medical works, music books,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, BE-,
Scrap books, port fjlios, pocket books faf ps-
psfs and thsmofandams, made 0n The shortest
notice 10 any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
7O sUgAR PLANTERS.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the Sugar Planters Of ibis aud The adi6inips
parishes, that be II now manufacturing and
viii have constantly on hand, q fns assoft
msnt Of SUGAR HOUSE LAMPS Of tin and
copper lie has also On hand A das lots Of
lanterns Of d~ifstspt sizes, oil cans /. aio q
complete assortment Of Tin teare 6fhts otgn
taahe. All Of which he will sell As low NJ
any house in Louisiana,
NJ. Bs All kinds Of Tin Or copper lamps,
Lanterns. &c. repaired with neatness. and
despatch,
JOHN TtLANO.
Main Street near The Methodist Church.
sep g no 81 ts4s,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

pHosrnaRus.--Unti these last ten years
this substance was prepared in very small
quantities, and used merely Tor experimental
about two hundred thousand pounds per Nh.
mum, besides the tho quantity manufactured
in this country, being used to this extent in
the manufacture OF Congreve matches and
instantaneous lights.-London paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

Gen, Cavalier, an Old aud highly respected
citizen Of N, Orleans and for pome years com.
mander Of the Louisiana Legion, died last
week IN New Orleans, no was attended To his
last home by q large eoneoarpe Of friends, He
wee buried with military honora.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

COMMERCIAL TMEk-We have received
some numbers of this now paper, II presents
q very neat appearance, and ~ a commercial
paper, is, il our opinion, fac ahead Of any pub
lshed IN tho southern country, From the
number Of substantial hackers In the shape Of
advertisements, tho numbers before Us con.
tain, tho Times may be considered porma.
nentlY eslahlahed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge Third Dis.
trict Court,
Brown & Dgmmick
~
Woodruff n Hughes.
Woodruff u Hughes
%
Their Creditora.
Their CreditoFg.

In answer 10 the suit Of Brown aud Dem
nick Ell al Creditors of Woodruff and Huehaa
IN Elan files herewith statement, shsgin0
the amount Of effects Of she insolyent, which
ever came into bis hands and the disposition
thereof, and on bis mot on IL IL grderod thar
public notice be daily given Ia the Baton
Rouge Gazette, for the creditors Of Wood
ruff and Hughes. 10 show Cause why said
statement should not be approved, and that
the claims Of the conditions Of WoodruYand
Hughes, be established and paid agreaably 10
their respective rights, and that Joseph W
Fowler, Esq, be appointed curator, al Eoc, to
represent the absent creditors and be served
with a copy Of the rule and answer.
/ certify the foregoing 10 b. a true extract
from the minutes Of the court.
JOHN REID, Dep. elk.
Oct Is 80 ls45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

TRE BusTLE,-An editor somewhere,
whom the subject in all probability does mol
at all concern, and thus making himselfa
busy-body, In alluding to this article Of fe.
male ''rigging," inipertInenlly exclaims. 20,
that the ladiea would heed the injunction Of
the apostle Pau, I pray you now Is cast
away the things which are hehind, and, look
10 things which are before = The man de.
serves TO be tied tothe apron strings of a Mrs.
CAuDLR the balance Of his days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
afFAM ENGINE ron aALE.

A 90 btfse power steam engine, having a
10 inch cylinder and b feet stroke, Tor sale.
Said ahgi6s is N good order, and would aH-
swsf The purpose fef Il sugar=iniit having two
sells Of kettles for further particulars inquire
If Capt Samuel d Lawes, Indian Village,
whtfe II may be- seen. u 10 = o H6bsft, state
engineer, Bayou Genja,
Uft ~ 50 fH45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
~cO-pARrNERsnnr. NorlcE.

The undersigned respectfully inform
their friends and The public Fap6tstiy, that
they hive formed Co psffnefsbip. in lha
commission, fyfwafdirE sHd Rf6cefy Bust
ness Tbeif stots IL ri Nh. Bdbin'a old
stand, IN ths rear NJ fhs Jail, ehefs viii 81.
ways b6 found 40 assortment NJ R0pda f6r
planters use, sgeh ~ d6tDesties, baaQipg
ropr, groceries, hardware, &c, Ae.. which
hey will seIl 90 Tho iGwesf farms.
TOMLfNSON d. BABIE.
II. " BAbtH. II. ToMLfgsos,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08

MELANCHOLY AeaibfEF,=A little negro
boy belonging 10 Mf, ssudjef, nssF ibis place,
Was killed on Thursday morning, BY being
caught Ii the large cog wheel, while playing
near H. lie was seven or eight years old@=a
very smart aud sBfightly boy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
srpuorroE.-.Ionathan Hutton, Of Genesee

SEDUcTroN.-Jonathan Hutton, Of Genesee
county N, Y, recently recovered $500 dam.
ages against Benjamin Green for the Sc
Of the plaintiffs daughter. The de-
set up and the unmaBlv form ia which
it was urged to the court, tended, it is said,
to iniure the defendants case. An
was made TO ruin the young Iady's
character, but it failed most signally
il the testimony in her favor was overwhel-
-inp-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
FALL CLOTHING

The undersigned have just received per
ship OsWego from NeW York, Il choice u.s..
s6ttmeht Of fall and winter clothing, made In
the latest styles and Of the best materials. II
]e6bHists in part Of the following articles, viz
QeBls super black cloth dress and ffock COATS,
Gents fancy e6lofed coats and coates, color .
cd tweed and cashmere paltots and overcoats,
Fancy and black cashmere pants, black d. u
and Y, q, satin vests, linen bosom shirts &c.
which they will sell at the lowest cash pri--
ees.
PHI LIPS h. LANOtJE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
PLANTATION FOR SALE,
IL tie Perish Of Wet BMon Ronoe.

oN LIBERAL TERMS.
4 plantation containing three aFpsnGs suS
a quarter front on the river, and forty sgpensa
in depth, between parallel lines, with afl the
improvements thereto belonging, namely.
dwelling-house, kitchen, pigeoa-hOuse, store.
house, cabins, . tine cotton gin with patent
cornmiil attached. also eight slaves d di8er-
ent ages and sexes. For tsgrpa apply ID ia
parish judge Of said parish,
Oct IS az rAAS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-08
REGULAR PACKET.

For the CoAsT, DoN.
@ zz51 ALISON, ~PLAouKarsg, BA.
zy TON ROUGE. and all inter-
mediate Iandings Steamer MAJESTIC Capt
Jas H IRE will leave Baton Rouge every
Friday Morning at 8 o'clock A. N, running
through direct, and arrives in the city The
same evening. Returning leaves New Or.
leans every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board at the
landing Or Pike & Hart, Agents Baton Rouge
Capt IRE grateful to his friends and the pu-
bile for the patronage bestowed upon the Hell.
en- and F VI Streck = bile under his charge,
would inform them that the above named
splendid steamer has been purchased by Capt
F VI Streck erPressly for this trade, and viii
run regularly as above named, he trusts that
the favors extended 10 him 10 past days will
be continued.