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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Preparatory course oflareo months for te.

Preparatory course 81 thrco months for be-.
gluers ofibe female sex.
Clildren having . small beginning hi read
Jug viii learn to write rapidly and perfectly
vel n the space Of three months, aud al ihe
same ZINC, and ii tbe same interval 10 spelf
properly il bott languages.
Toteach sell, and in short space oftinc,
q branch Which children very seldom can learn
veil ~ two years. Is The object Of Ills prcpar-
aiory course. Tie success III doabtless-
The charge ~ 80 % be paid after tho coursc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

gsasA NHHttd6 IHhHfIHEH8 LplHfIH8@A Hh
ia Herald Of the Isl instant, says
"a serious disturbance, nc H65eslAHd, has
.Ueeuffed IN Gatthfaueus county, 10 e9nse4
gienge afflie sefY wing 0f p~jeeilneht wits Tx
thr sheflH of that county against individuals
residing on iadd formerly belonging ID Tie
Holland Ifa1d Company The land, II seems,
las passed through several hands, and force
closures have been made, and wrils Of eject
tneht served uptn several efihe occupants
TIC shefiG while III lie 8Bt ef8efYiHg 4 writ
ln The vicinity ef Btlie6tyfiiey on Aatdaag
last N9s iafen iulo custody and several q
his neihgbots who becoming alarmed TT bis
absence, started look after him, were also
retained u4t Informant states llift q mob Of
from three % 4 hundred individuals eolleceI
~ GllicoYillr On Saturday, threatening TO tear
Town The jail for the purpose OF relieving
SOME lrisnds eaiffned there, aud m1kine de-
demonstrations to burn the land Office Col
Coehej CT sprihgYille,w was called upon on Sat,
urlay might b%etwHen-ttn and eleven ~e'eloett
bY several eAizahs Of Caltaraug1a ~eonnt5a
VINO feqdesteahis cooperation In supptessing
ME disturbances Colonel q, immediately
w1faed several Of hts regiment WIS reelected
at spfingYille on Sunday morning, andastafied
faf EllieoItFilie about half past Two yesterday
afternoon, . person arrived III this city yes.
tefday from the scene 0fthe disturbance, for
The purpose 81 procuring powder and bali
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

ay SfCKLEB u co. "a MAeAzt8e
afaEET, Importsfs aDd Dealers III DsRR4t and
Msdigiasss Paihs, Oils anil Dge SfaGs, hage
just opened their new Wholesale Drug. Store
and are now receiving au extensive assert.
tnehE Of FRtsH and GgaufrH DFaRs and Med
Iteinea, which they ofef for sale III prices ac4
.eofdiuR ID quality.
No 49 6m 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Coop "A bill 70 prevent tctutioOaneas d
now before The New Yokf Esenate. II Pro.
vidoB heavy penalties Ter ADDICTION and keep
ing houaps Of III fano.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
MAY0RALTY
The prics Of -four being S4121 The bakers
will give 80 ounces Of bread The ensuing
wnnk
NOTCH

NOTICE.
The undersigned takes this opportunity ts
return bis sincere thanks 10 his friends and
the Public III General for the liberal Patron.
age he has always received from them while
IN business, and he would now inform them
that be has established himself on the square
below the Court house, and on the corner i'm
mediately south of the Jail.
Where he intends keeping,,a general assort-
ment offamily Groceries, Provisions and Plan
tation supplies which consist Of the following
articles, to wit -
Bagging bale rope and Irvine,
Course, fine and table salt,
Bacon, lard and butter,
Brown and loaf sugar,
Havana and Rio coffee,
Teas Of all qualities,
Rice, candles and soap,
Blankets, Lowell andbrown cotton, ~linseya
and k~erseys,
Crockery and glass wares,
Whiskeyand Brandy, Anisette and Vinepar.
Nails, spades and shovels, cotton cards and
cutlery,
Tobacco and cheese,
Powder, shot, and percussion caps,
Mems russell brogans, boys, ditto. mems
kip brogans, boys, ditto. Ladies seal and calf
brogans, mud boots, Seal boots.
H. Y. BABIN.
SUMNER q WINTER WeEKLY P4cFFq
RAINBOW, s. S, sELLEcR Master.
The new, splendid
fast running steam
~ er RAINBOW, s. s..
sELLIcR Master, con-
tinues her regular
weekly trips between
Orleans and Bayou Sara, ieaViap
New 0rleaas every Sunday morning, AZ T93
. eiockA NE, and Bayou Sara eVerr Wadsas
day, at II o'clock Nj.
lie also makes an extra trip-leaves Ba.
you Sara on Monday al noon for Baton Ro4ae.
and returns the next morning to Ba,ou Sara,
The greatest care win be observed & fba
landiIng and delivering of freight and nj 81
'rtion will be spared 70 give entire s~atisfac.
ion.
kof freight apply e,
PIKE & HART, Agents.
no HIRE. !
q good Negro Carpenter, about on years
d Enquire Of hcHauan. Pratt g. Co % to
9. HcHattan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
STATE or LOUISIANA
PROBATE COUNT.
pAn1sn d. Wnsr BYRON RouoE.

by virtue 81 BH order u tlla Probate Court
Of tits parish, Il vii Be sold VI public sale BY
IBe undersigned j54ge, on
1tBsoAY, t56 LII machine 81
M 80 o'eloeH N The m~9f1iaaeoa tle premises
the property lHfeihaithf doaerjbad, helVnging
I5 tie 5rs,3ss ion 0f ffa late 1ifH. Elizabeth
Moufon. Wi46Wm pieffeB blanchard, deceased,
sizl Atfaet 1T land sit1afe1 III this paHelit
Ut 40 atpans from the fi9et, N the rear Of the
plantation Of w. IL tt0beflsbd, containing
three quarters Of an arpentstH front, on Ief3t
in depth bst8ee1 parallel lines bounded
above BY Magloire 10 Ulane, and bplow by
Pierre Blanchard with he buildings and ins
.pfoteDettB thereon
TtBHs 10 lire equal faytDents, ii March
1916, hiafch ls47, and M4reh 1913, in joint
satisfactory notes. bearing eiklt pei cent IN.
tefest from the time due, payable IL The Office
Of The parish judge IF this parish with Bpe-
eial mortgage on tie ptopefty TIL final pay
tBailt. IT, FAVR0T, PI
~ february, 1915 q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

The Difference Bctloeen $4,000 and 1000.
0n0.-Mr. McNullY, Clerk of the House ~
Representatives and discussing officer Of that
Contingent Fund, is charged with defalcation
of47,000. He has been suspended from office.
and is under arrest. His story is, that he has
:. deposited " The the money with certain
friends FOR safe keeping, upon the same prin-
clpal that Mr.. Secretary Bibb ddepositcsp
with Cochran, Riggs, Dodge, &c. millions of
doIlars-Mr. McNally states that he holds
good security-so does Mr.Bibb. Mr.McNultv
says he has done nothing contrary to law
50 says Mr.. Bib. Mr.. McGulty can settle
when his 9 deposites" are retnrned-so can
Nj, Bibb. Mr.. Nc Nuity is in iim5o-not s.,
4afr. Bib.
Thompson's Bank Note Renorser
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

| Wi1I ofar fof sale Oh Monday De I'D day
Of Mafct, between The botrs III HO and HI
O'Clock, ~ The lowest bidder, Tic making of
the road aad lce6e across tho tract Of land,
about two acres fronting the river, we'll known
rs flo Prendefgast tract, bat who the bon q
fde ownof ID, is not known, said land d sifu.
ated lhfha 9Th ward If the Parish Of West
Baton Rouge, bounded above BY land Of JOHN
Builder and below BY land Of Dr. FM He e4
ford. The undertaken VIII be required fogfte
bond aid good security for tho immediate aud
lawful completion Of tho work.
D. DEVALL,
feb Is 2 Inspector Of roads and levees.
= - q ~ - 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Please announce James AAeH for own
constable at the approaching election. He
will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
Please announce Anthony Monget, as a
candidate for sclectman at the next municipal
election. MAnY VorrRs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

EnEArA.-In tic obituary notice u Mrsi
Vanlandingnatn, hi our lAgt, t9te thme ~ teFde-
misc was slated, ~Sepleinbgg 2O, inBloll Of
Docomber 20.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
#9TEAWD0AT BdRNT.

STEAMDOAT BURNT,
MiatehglN Less 6fhjfAA slip from The ONCE
Of The Natehez Courier. dated 1T 4 o'clock on
the afternoon Of fht 9Th inst contains the fol.
loving particulars ofthe burning of the steam.
boat Patbfndefi
This morning, at haif.pAst 2 O'clock, about
midway between Grand Gulf and Rodney,
(Which are ab0ht twenty miles apart,) tho
steamer Pathfinder, Capt. Moses, from Yazoo,
with D full load Of cotton, t4ei bales, was dis.
covered to be on fire. AS we are Informed BY
a part 6f lie crew, but d fsR minutes Hiueo
arrived here, Immediately ensted 4 scene Of
confusion and dt5may which may be- m1eh
more easily imagined than described Soon
there was running u and fro. and Then arose
screams and tfieE really terrifying. The pilot
was forced 70 leave Tue wheel BY the smoke,
which nearly saf0Gatsd him, after he had
steered the bow Or the boat FOR the shore The
engineer was also forced to leave his post,
before any movement Of the boat towards The
shore could be made, aud when the flames
ragged fefeeSt The bow ofthe boat was pointed
up streatH.
Several Of the crew commenced throwing
cotton bales 6vefbonfd, and many saved them
selves upon the bales, and others on plants,
chairs, sc.
There were seven lives lost, that are known
of and doubtless others that the officers or
crew do not miss. Those known TO be lost
ate-Messrs. =. y. Caldwell Higgins, and
Butler, Of Grenada, Mis5j Mr.. Carleton, Of
Tallahatchlei Mr.. Pinehbaek, Of Illinois, tbs
the steward Of The boat and one OF, name
unknown.
Mrs. Fleming, wife Of one ri The pilels'( The
only female on board exceptthe ehambefmaid
and q negro Woman,) was saved in one yawis,
with many othurF.
The fire originated between the engines
from what cause is not known:
the whole eargod4st bales Of eottah) Is q
loss, The whole catastrophe having taken
place near The middle Of the river.
The crew and surviving passengers were
broukhtto Natehe5 by the steamer Wave.
The burning hull was met ten inites below
Rodney by the steamer.
The above are the only particulars that we
been able as yet TO learn from officers
Df the hoAf and afhera
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

STATE or LOUISIANA.
Probate CUpu-Patish Of West 1Iat6B
rouge.
By 81 order Of lbe Court If pf0bstes Of
CHS parish, viii be- sold III public sale BY The
undersigned Judge,
MONDAY, the 18th March next,
ut l00'el0Gk 10 the morning, on the promises,
The property hereafter described, belonging %
The succession Of John Dominique ]TlanoIx,
deceased, namely d tract Oftand situated III
this parish containing one atpsnt aud d hdlf
ff6bt Oh the river, by about eighteen arpens
ID depth, between parallel lines, bounded
above BY Pierre Daigte aud below by Jacob
Gefaltj b negro Hatned Esliin, aged about II
ye1fs, cattle, farming utensils, furniture, g..
TEHns-Tbo land payable two hundred
dollars eash, The balance III Two equal phy.
ments FROM the day Of sale. Tho negro half
cecil and tho balance IN year itofn tho came
date--iho whole IN joint satisfactory notes,
beafiaR eight per cent interest from tho time
due aud special mortgage until final payment.
The movable property cash
H. FAyROT, PeJ
IL february Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

MARRfED-On Monday, the Sd instant, by
the Rev. Joseph N. Brogard, Lieut.. William
y van Bokkelen, TO Miss Josephine Eleonore,
parish.
On Thursday evening the 9th instant, bv
John =. McCaa, Esq Mr.. John Brownin 10
Mss Susan Elizabeth Hausey, both Of this
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

RANGERS SALE.
VII be sold At auction, opposite the office
this paper, On Monday the 18th instant. 4
horse taken up aud posted according to law
by I. DeIaune. Terms. CASH
JOHN Il. DUFR0CQ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
gIl1iE or LOfII9lANA.

H
Probate Court Pafish Of East Baton Rouge,
VIII bo eold On the promises, by virtue pf
q commission 10 me directed bY tie lion. tho
Judge of fbe bsfish 6f West f'sleiana,
on MONDAY, the roth March mort,
d l5t 81 pafeel If iaHd III Spanish t0ysn, baton
Rouge containing four sapefHeial APRONS,
bounded south by The public road, eaat by-
and vest BY Poter Gohtius nov e III Young,
together will lie improvements thereon, BE-.
l0ueine t0tiio succession Of Tie lat9 Samuel
D1lt6as deceased
fefns u sala-406 d credit IF 0h6 and lsY6
years, the purchaser g give l mortgage aud
confession Of judgment on The property, with
approved personal security tie n0teg 70 baar
interest o. fhs rate Of eight per cent per ans
.h5fa, tfgn1 maturity tili paid.
cH, 4gs5lERi P.J and Auci.
Baton RDug fsbss, ls45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
N. 0RLEANN MARKET.

Nt UhLEAN8 MARKET
TUESDAY, llth Feb
CuFfoN-Tli market has been a little
more animated ~ 70 Ibis staple, since our
last, Than formerly. lyc quote The follow
ing ptiteAt
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Interior, 1 "a
Ordinary Al d s
Middlihg 81 81
Mildling Fair b3 400
Fair al ~
Good Fair II Il 90
Good and Fine, 90 20
SUGAn-The market has maintained 4
aieady appearance during tho past week 1t
'he following prices:
Inferior ~ common 81 good III a cents,
choice AK 4
M~0LAgsEs-15t 70 10 cents IN cypress and
oak barrels.
FL0Jh-0hio 1915; Missouri 500 i s4.
aAM@-A-
WEATHER IN CfNeiNNAffs-For a week
past, says the Cincinnati Adas, ofthe 3Otb
ultq IL has rained about two days out 81 three,
and The sttoets have been filed with mud, In
consequences. Yesterday Il showed by way
Of variety. At this rate, our climate seems 10
be aesim ilating To that Of Oregon, in which
interesting country it rains about 100 days
eorsecutigoly every year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

THE UNITED STATES AND ENG.
LAND IN "A DEPLORABLE CONDITION (!
Two Of the N. York packet-ships, one the
United States, The other the England, have
been out SO long that serious approximations
are felt for their s%afety-these apprehensions
amount almost to despair-tbey were both
bound from Liverpool 10 New York, and both
had valuable cargoes on board-but fortuna.
tcly few passengers; the England had none
in her cabin. In The cabin ofthe United States
The Rev. Weir TullocE, a scottish clergyman,
who committed d forgery in Perth, was d pas
senger, and il lis believed he was the only one.
II is singular that the Uuited States and En-
gland should both 80 down together-perhaps
they came in collision at sea and sunk each
other. If Their be any thing in omens, we
conclude the two nations were on the
eve ofwar, which by the way is not at all
improbable when we look at the state Of the
negotiations Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15


4 l8td contemplated ty this acts shall bo
suUIest 20 fle settlement of any dispute nov
pendillE bgItVegh GreAt Britain and tie TINS
t9l states % f1laLio1 b thuir fespeetif6
aud y %liefe1rt ~ i faHgenfion entered hta
hatHreH hi4 lsHtalUie MbiaBtg aHd t6e Uni.
tsd 5t5fea % Atisfiagi it tsas Stipulated aud
hgfeet lh7t aug country ia the north west
eHaet III dnfatieai ip Tho Westward iii tIie
8QHY MgHutllHsl shetfHf bd ffr9 H1d 0pehio
l1iu fiFiH6aR aud subjects af tba t8u powers
4 halla edinRatania however 10 flflfar 6flhe
GaltTaeintE p9NefE, III fa#8 either fhadld
4lltuA 81 Hf any tiine after thn 9gtli ef Dttgs
gta, Is95, OH gifiUE due Hoiiee IN twelve
ttl0ttlia ~ The Ui6Hf b6iffaCtihp paftglo Andai
aud abf0gale this canvahliAa
e lt therefore eaaefed, That nothing III
lt ihts art pltHll be DE cefsi rfietgd III N eioEG
pf ubstfhet airy Of tho Ii tb4fs, bays and
ffeBNsi or thu navigation re ftyefa within lhe
iefritofiaI limits IT tie tsfnlofy hereby 81.
ea1i1edi U any patt Of ilIe country tdat may
be e3Hftbed by Hitiaf purity 81 the finftH4Wpst
Z aast OF Afiterieas between tic 42o and 5iG
40 Of ndftt latitHdey aeainet the e~essels, tfiis
2afta md subjects gt Gfnat Briiain, agfosably
70 tie provisions IF the 81 article OF the Con-
YFHttaif0t tbr goth October, 1918, between
The Quilted States and Great britain, until Tho
Iafutillafi9a II tie said stipulation Of said
Convention
And provided that lltefe Hball neither BE-
sihNtty udf Involuntary Befyitadet otherwise
Ian lof punishment of crimes. except where.
lhe pstties have besn duly convicted.
Ptgtidad alWdgs, ItAdt ID a5e Where afy
subject, resident or trading lii said.
Territory If Oregon, stall ba arrested, char.
with he commission Of ATTY mfsdemeaiof
d fal0t9 The same shall be delivered over 10
10 sfirafeet tribunal 0f Tho British Govern.
Inent having jasfisdietion over the offence
Ibis provisions not to apply after tbo period Of
LRelY6 hianttIa from notice which may be CIV.
- BY tie United StateH, 81 contemplated BY
.le ihifd attiGle of the Convention row sub.
between the two countries In rglation
10 said Territory.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15


Recovery 81 F'roperty.-The following circrn.
stance is as true as 1t is singular. a few
years ago, two gentlemen who had been left
executors to the will Of a friend,on examining
the property, found a scrap ofpaper on which
was Written aseven Hundred Pounds
IN I'LL. 4 This they took in literal sense. and
examined all the apartments, carefully bat
in vain. They sold his collection Of books 81
a bookseller, and paid Che. legacies in proper
ton. The singalarity of The circumstancaoc-
%casioned them frequently to converse about
II, and they reccollected among the books
sold (Which had taken place upwards Of seven
weeks beforc) there was a folio edition Of
Tlllottson' Sermons. The probability of this
being what was alluded 10 by the word
. TIL on tie piece of paper, made one Of
them Immediately wait upon the bookseller
who had purchacd tho books, and ask him if /,
he bad the edition THlotson, which had been
among the books sold to him, on his replying
IN the affirmative, and the volumes being
doHn, the gentleman Immediately
purchased them; and, on caref1ilg Examining
he leaves, found baak mates, singiy dispersed
n various places IN the volumes, to The
mount OF seven hundred pounds /! But what
s perhaps no less remarkable thanthe nrece-
ling, the bookseller informed him that a gem
Icman at Cambridge, reading in his catalogue
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
TO pLANTERs. &c.

coal! Planters on any part Of the coast
can Big supplied with a superior quality Of
Pittsburgh coal at a low price, according TO
the quantity required, by directing their or
to the subscribers as below, they having
coal constantly arriving from PittsbuFg as the
permits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
AnENrY n,lR N

Tie undersigned will rsgsige orders for
Pianos Of oil descriptions and prices, watrana
ted IN all cases against the dangers of the
weather.
can ut present furnish Pianos al tie prices
here named
One piano, (Mayef's make) at $500.
Two do, Of the best northern manufacture
-ohs at $500, the other al S27O. These
pianos are fully guaranteed against The chan
yes Of the climate.
A note addressed 10 mo NJ MI. Adams or
through the Post Office, will meet with prompt
attention
"a. H. FUERTE&
~ ~ a new supply Of music for piano
and guitar Just received.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

oi this edition - Be sold, bad Wfitiefio him
md lpsfel mat Il might Do sent 70 Cambridge,
WHICH Wag accordingly done; but tho books
net answering the gentleman expectations
tHay aaY0 been In The booRasllefs shep ill lHs
RaIlad gI Wig Yorg sIngnIaI discovery
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Tho billto allow d dottatioF 10 tla ~tflilltfe |
company Of East Baton liQusa baa been fo
tted, 90 iaF as that company b eonteridd
the only peelion Of The bill ad5optod Is the lst
granting a donation to tho Nat'o American
Artillery VI Now Orleans IL Nadeaa to ASK
anything tor tho country nt Che bands tf tie
Legislature. AS long ma that 9jody hollis th6ifI
n%oseiots IN New Orleans va do mi expect
any change.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

HE1teo-Santa Annn-At the last accounts
received ~ New Orleans, Santa Anna still
remained aprisoner in The castle ofperote.-
lie was treated with mildness and cousidera.
ion, but was strictly gdafed. lie had renewed
ms application to the mexican Congress for
o passport In order that he might leave The
country forever. He further stated Thai in case
has demand was granted, he would leave an a.
gent with instructions fully to respond 70 any
charges or claims against him and that his
large and valuable landed property would
remain as n guaranty for the satisfaction of
such CLAIMS The Grand Jury were to act
upon This communication on the night Of
23d DIT.
Santa Ana'g wife was in prison with him,
and an old friend, Don. Lazaro Vifiamil, like.
wise shared his captivity. Mexico was quiet,
in many parts some excitement still
existed, and the people appeared to thirst for
the blood Of The fallen tytaht.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

ALIehNT MArs-Just received d fornd
sale BY,
Wn MAHHnAa. Cbusoh ii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Fresh Garden seeds-The growth q
Just received and for sale BY
VIZ. MARKHAM, Church ri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
MUNfCTpAL ELECTTOvs

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Mn. EDtroR-You will please announce
lanes Cooper, as candidate for mayor.
4 YorER,
You will please announce Joseph M0nget,
q candidate for reelection for town constable.
A Unnvu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

FARRELL Is PERcEYAB,
Office s. CastemIouse at New Orleans
february IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

q good Negro Carpenter. about 81 years
cid Enquire Of hcHattan. Pratt g. Co o. "a
g.. 6. McH4ttan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

Sperm, Whale, Linseed and Tanners oils
superiorquality, white lead, spirits tarpentlne.
window glass, Tar oakum, andcordage, which
they offer for sale low for cash or approved
naner
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

We oto indebted to the picayuno for the
Following syuope b ofiho proceedings Of the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15

you Sara on Monday al noon for Baton Roaae.
ana returns the next morning to Bayou Sara.
The greatest care viii be observed s. fha
handling and delivering Of Freight and no S..
ertton VIII be spared TO give entire satisfac.
ton,
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