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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
BATON ROUGE.

The gapsNs-onr 1~sr%tsaFFem and after
his date we shall invariably charge AZ fol.
10 we
Fer one years subscription if paid
previous to sxpiratitsn OF term % 90
II paid after. and the ti*3ubls Of puh.
ming after III . 9V
Advertising and sub, III the yeaf, 70 90
cards of Doctors. Lawyers, &C.: per
year, ~ wv
Advertising per Eluats 10 lines To
eonstitutnts square, one insertion, 90
Every subsequent iBsErtioh. bVo'
Announcing a eandid3e for p9bhs
ediee, (tf a subscftlsef,) S2 90
Announcing do. honsSHhsertber,) 20 w
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
VEW GOODS

D. SANGER, HESS 4 Co, would res
pectfully inform their friends and The public
generally, that In addition to their already veil
assorted stock Of goods, they havs received.
and are constantly receiving a large, bsauti-
fol, and cheap assortment Of fancy and staple
dry goods, ready. made clothing, boots. shgeF,
bf6gans, p5rfumery, and all kind Of fancy
goods. Our goods are all bought for cash.
and most Of tham nj auction, and We assure
purchasers that they will hnd them consider
ably lower than al any other store In this places
rs we have the facility Of getting q new sup
ply sveFy week, and can therefore sell I'll q
small praHt. L. Hess, Of our firm, IL rssidinR
In New Orleans, and IL d good Judge Of goods
40 we'll as a close buyer, and NE ars sure
that il any any bargain can be had anywhere.
he will find ID oui, buy Ii, aud send il np To na.
therefore We can and will soil sheapgf than
othsrB who have not The sstae facility VI pur-
chasing their goods@-ws respectfully invite
persons from tie country 10 corBs ard examine
put goods, bsforo buying elsewhere, and NE
feel assured that they will find our stock the
best assorted and cur prices The lowest In
Baton Rouge. Our assortment comprises
eyery article IL the Dry Goods ard Clothing
line, the following articles recently received +.
Fine French fashionable ofgaudie mpsiins,
~iaconsts Of the latest style, Bal2afins ofgandis
einehams, French and German Duslins, prib,
and lawns, white stripped and crossbarfgd
muslin, Swiss null and swiss muslins, Bish.
ops Lawn, long lawn, curtain nuslins, ladies'
Tuscan bSunets, para ole, linen drills, black
French msfino, Linen and cotton checks, bed
iIekiug, linen and cotton mosquito netting,
Irish linen, linen sbssting, table cloths and
napkins, diapers, demihs, ~CottuHnadss, cali
Goes Of various Kind, and n great many oshsF
articles IN The dry goods line. Also 4 beaa-
tiiul assortment Of pssfnmsry, clothing, rbss
fin0 dress and ff6ek coats, Linen cheek do,
pinaham and ~ganbroon do, summer vests,
black and fancy colorad satin and LIZ vssts,
panlaioons OF various kind, bats and caps Of
various kind in The latest French fashion
boots, shoes, bf6gans, p%rdhslla brogs and
b%o0tees, besides gloves, hosiery, Liner shirts,
cotton do, with linsn b6sofis, which are sold
At the lowest cash prices, come and see snd
oblies
SANGER, HESS e. co.
no. 10 II Lafayette Street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

condensation or rejection Of officers 10 be ar
potnted BIZ the Governor, with the advice and
consent Of tie senate and the Senate III de-
eidinr thereon, shall vote by yeas and hayF,
and The names Of The senatefs voting iot o.
against such appointments respectively shail
bv entered on a journal to be kept fog that
purpose, and made public Al che end Of each
apEsiah uf before.
AIT IS returns ef all elections fnt roehs
hers ~ The general assembly shall be made To
the Seuret8fr Of atHie,
Aru 40, A Treasurer o. The State = all be
elected by Joint ballot Of he iva houses Of
the General Assembly. The Governor shall
have power IA Ial any vacancies that may
happen in that ulhte during The feeess Of tbs
Legislature,
Art 81, In The year In which A teFHlai
election 81 a Bsbatar Of the United States Il
ID take place, the II emhers Of the general ga
sembly shall meet In the Hall VI The House
~ ltehrss ehtatiyhg on The Monday following
the meeting Of fhe Legislature aud proceed
u the said eleetiph,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

A negro man belonging TO NJ Lenofnand,
vas drowned in The Bayou Teehe, on Sunday
last lie had been al q negro Ball gwen al q
plantation on The opposite side Of The bayou.
IL retired In The evening" somewhat intoEioa'
ted. II IL presumed that In attempting 10 re-
cross The bayou, he fell from The shid, and
was thus drowned
His body was found gn Tuesday last. He
wns a young negro and a most valuable hand,
for whom the owner would not have taken
o. 900, 30 much for allowing OF selling H.
quUrs to slayss,=-Attdhapas gas,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

PRaoREssIvE DEMocgAcr.-The Providence
papers give the following description of the
late appointments made by the Polk admins
%tTatlon, at Providence, Rhode Islands
at would be difbcult to present a stronger
e ntrast than that between the men who have
been appointed and the men who have been
removed. The latter are mostly retired sea
captains or merchants, upon whom misfortune
has laid a heavy hand and who ar~edspendent
upon then Offices for the support Of their fam.
lilies. They are men who have fulfilled all the
duties of their Offices with integrity and with
atisfaction.-Ehose who have been
appointed bring no possible claim, except their
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Mon DERou ATrAcK.-on Sunday night, be
tween 8 and 10 o'clock, as a Frenchman. a
shoemaker residing on 81. Philip street, was
crossing Congo Square, he was met by three
men, who demanded his money, and Instantly
fell on him, one Of them i~nHicling on his body
With a dirk-knife eighteen wounds, some of
which are befievedto be dangerous. It is 10 be
regretted that the villains escaped without be.
ing arrested. There were some parties arres.
ted By the police yesterday on suspicion, but
discharged, It having clearly appeared they
were gniltless.-Peapune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
SUNDAY H o BOOKS,
"a w Orleans Pricerl

The subscriber has just received fra,
Philadelphia, a large assortment OF Sundav
School Books, among which nav BE- faIna
Inc following Union Questions, /, 3. 3 Z.
G 3, Union Bible Dictionary, Geography Of
the Bible, Biblical Antiquities, Heb 10 Acts.
Destruction Of Jerusalem, Winter Evenin~
Conversations on the word Of God, the waS
Life maps of Palestine and Jerusalem
on rollers Infant lessons on cards, and q 0rag
many other Sunday School publications-af
sale. Wholesale and Retail, a. the r
store Of G. NJ. HERONAN.aE
masS 8 Opposite tina M. 6. Churs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
DR.. ]. +. BEAUREGARD,
sUReRoN-pENTrsr.

bUHWKOW-UkNETsTs
Informs his friends and The public that he
has returned from New Orleans. and holds
his office open from Q o'clock in tho morning
and five in The afternoon.
He places teeth on pivot without the least
pain, and so perfect as TO clBde the closest
scrutiny.
He places artificial teeth, in perfect rpsem-
blance to %netnral, from one to a complete set.
Fills ~decayed teeth &c, Destroys The
nearVe without pain, and guarantees it's per-
feet cure.
lie also directs the second teething Of chill
drent and corrects the defect Of The teeth.
He has considerably reduced his prices and
works for cash and credit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
"A most shocking case Of crpeltv i, ,o,,

"A most shocking case of cruelty 10 q younq
muIatto boz, BY his master named Donnibourg,
has been properly exposed and held ID 10 pub.
lie excration by several of the morning pa
pers. It is nothing but justice that we
should state that Mr. blanchard, keeper ofthe
jail declares thst when Donniburg came 10
order the boy 10 be whipped, be was in the Of.
fee of Judge Prevail, for the purpose of giving
his testimony. Had he been present we
doubt nor, the fogging would have been pro.
porticned 10 the boys age, and that, as usual.
VI. P. world not have gone beyond Just cor.
ion.-Cour. 18th,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Tug CONSTITUTION s. we ra{nmence 10.
day the publication Of the new Constitution
In both languages, AID will finish 1t next
week. Our subporibers would DIT well 10 pre-.
serve this and the next ;lumber, for future re.
ference. The people will be called on to vote
on the fret Monday OF NovombeS neSt In re-
gard to lie adoption OF icleetlon5 II adopted
a general election will be held on the Third
Monday in January, Or Governor, Lieut,
Governor, members Of s,e Gene{al assembly,
and all other officers wkoso election is provi-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
8UlfMER ARRAnarMrnno

@~ u s. MAIL<-For
A Coaa, Baton Rouge,
s[ Port Hpdson and H.
you Sara--Csps. Hart
Inioims hs frieOds that, in consequence Of
The withdrawal Of the steaner ALExAY-
DER SCOTT from tho trade, the stamar
BRILLIANT will leave hereafter from New
Orleans every SUNDA Y and WEDNEs-
DA Y, at 10 o'cIock, A. NJ, and from Bavou
Sara every MONDA r and FRLDAY.atn
o'clock, A. M.
On the Wednesday trip the Brilliant will
go as far az Tuniea. 40 before.
Commencing on SUNDAY, the 18Th inst
ard will be IN port up 10 that time. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
april ID no 10 VIZ. H.AYERY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
LAND o sAIR-

Twenty-Five hundred arpens Of
land lying 4 miles back of The town
"NS OF Baton Rouge, yell fimbered and
<sSesa an old deadsning Of about 30 acres-
a house and small clearing on another parfo of
u, title undoubted. ] will cell the whole Of
u together Or divide il into 4 portions 10 cuff
the purchasers at a bargain. For terms az
ply to the Rev, John n. VauCourt, Evjngg
miles back Of Baton Rouge. or John BuhleF Of
Inc town Of Baton Rouge or TO myself at Rod
ney mississippi. Dspredators on said land
are for"arned that IN future they will get ths
full benefit Of the law.
may 10 no Il 3m JOHN MURDOCH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

PtrrsBuRa,-Afueh excitement appears ia
nravail In thtB III. Iated.. Rleee. regpPGlI1g 5be
nations from tho different elites Of the Union
It appears il 10 their intention to loan il out
10 such Of tho sufferers ia are able 10 furnish
security, and when repaid with interest, To
appropriate u 10 the public improvements OF
the city. We think If this eystem IL acted
upon, none but those who car get along with.
out aid will succeed In getting It, and those
who really need II will keep on needing. This
may be very wise policy on the part 81 The eli.
ty council Of PIttsburg, but il certainly ia not
what was intended by the donors. When
they gave, they gave 10 those who suffered,
for The purpose OF relieving their wants, not
Ia the city Of Pittsburg. for banking purpo.
ses. Such a course ae this will accomplish
two thtngs--defeat almost entirely the oh.
jeot for which this money was 80 literally
contributed, and cause sensible men TO de-.
10 give no more until they know how
il is to be appropriated.
by the bye, we would ask If the confribu.
/ ons received in this city for The Pillsburg
have yet been forwards d. Crescent
City.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
NOTICE

All persons are cautioned against trading
for Two Notes Of one thousand dollars each,
payable on the first day Of January 1916, and
two notes for one thousand dollars each paya.
BILE on the first day Of January 1s47, drawn BY
Peter McKitrick and James " Brown pava,
to the order Of Charles Harrigel, 1t The
Branch Of the Bank of Louisiana. at Baton
as the same will not be paid.
PETER McKITT RICK.
JAMES ~. BRO WIN.
Baton Rouge May l7th 1916. 10 If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
NOTICE.

The undersigned would most respectable
inform the public and citizens generally, that
he has opened a Livery Stable near the Meth.
odist Church, where he constantly keeps on
hand an assortment Of the best riding hoy.
ses, with several good buggys to hire at mod.
crate rates. He hopes by his strict attention
10 business to receive the support Of the pub
lie.
There will also he kept at all times a few
good horses for sale, at very low prices for
cash, or to punetual men on short time.
JORDAN HOLT.
no 8 march 90 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
THIRD cnNCENT

OF the d Rouge Sacred Music Society, At the
Methodist Episcopal Church, for tho bsne.
fit Of that Church, on Wednesday 4tb
jane 1916.
l. Wake Isles Of lhs ~south-chorus with nc.
compartment on organ.
2. Pilgrim Fathers, solo tophraDo, do. on The
piano.
3 Vale Of the croes=-saio Bass do Orpau.
1 See the dawn from Heaven Is breaking do
Plano-Duette-Fenor and sophrabo do
Piano.
b Wake the songs Of J~ubilee--chorus do
Organ.
rAhr end.
| Tho Lord descended from Above~-Cliorns
accompaniment Oh Organ.
2 Go forth To the moant-solo and chorus
do. do.
3 Come We disconsolste-solo Alto and che.
rus do. do.
4 Dove Of the Ark-solo sophrane do Piano.
D Dor Lord IL risen from the d~ead-cherus
finale do Organ.
Intermission Of ten minutes betwe cen part
1st and part End.
Tickeis fifty cents, may be found at several
Of The most prominent stores and al the door
OF he church on the night Of the concert.
Doors open at past 7 O'Clock performance
10 al 8.
A. Il. FUERTEs. Leader.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE COURT.
PAR1sn or EAsT BArov Rorss

ny virtue 0f rn order from the honofsbIs
me Probate Court IN and for the parish Of
East Baton Hohaet viii be sold By the under.
siRned Parish Judge, e8-oficio auetionsEr, A.
The Court H0Dse IN said parish. on
Monday, the 10Th May next (1e45,j
~ o'clock, NJ, a certain negro man named
refer, aged about 81 years. belonging 10 The
succession Of the lats William Wikgf, do.
ceased. -"
Terms ofsais--one half cash. and the other
nan IN one year from the day Of sale, in poiea
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the admibislra.
tor, payable n bank. bearing interest from
maturity iii paid, and mortgage retained On.
til final payment.
IL CHI TEss1ER, P,I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

The oRArfoN.-We would nA refer 70 tbia
subject any more, were: 1t not ID rebut some
iHsiuuations Of unfairnGsR which, a bo,aba sjjs
article in the Allocate SSpaRsed to our credit
We did not write the ieTv iinea l,a il pIeaaed
to call foei aHimdipersGjas ! I at il time when
we 6fe'o he could have: no opportunity to re-
pei them. Mr.. Hatch told Us th4t he would
not leave till Monday. Sfiernoorn three days
after our article opreah,a and only onc day
before his next numbeE Vent 70 press. We
put to press on Friday night, andithe Advocate
generally on Tuesday night. Three DAYS
was time enough to ans yer six or seven lines.
We despise a polemic between journals. l.
ts not the end for which they were establish.
ed, and had we not, in Common with 4 Iarpe
number Of respectable cirtzens5 viewed the
article in the Advoeatesof last week ms I'm.
just and uncalled for, VIZ. would mt have writ.
ten the eight nutice We took of it. The ad.
dress will be published Fs,d the people will bs
able to Judge for themselves. All 10 whether
The Judge ts a wing or d denocr5t Is d cues
Of just az little Importance! to US as to
knew whether the writek in the last Aarocae
has any p%olttical principles at all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Berlin Ladies-Cigays and Matss@The Al
gsmeins zsitung gives The following picture
Of Berlin ON the 2lst Of March t--a0ur spring
has opened upon us with new frosts and snow,
and ii ID thing unknown To the Oldest inhab.
liant, that day alter to.mofrow, The first day Of
Easter, our elsgaLt ladies'. who have been en-
the skating with cigars in their pretty
mouths, can continue to avail themselves OF
this pleasure even until Psnteeost!'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

DgnaeHArfo RBvtaw.-The May number
Ia come to hand, and fully s~ustains the high
character heretofore attained among the pc.
riodieals Of the day. IL Is smbeIlished with a
beautiful likeness Of ths Honorable Geo Me-
G1uAHa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
APPOINTMENTS ny TIE PRBslDgNf

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT.
Hermann Alexander, Register Of the Land
Office at Palestine, Illinois, vice James M.
Mclean, removed.
], Travis Resl or, Collector Of the Customs
At Petersburg, Virginia, viee Hugh Nelson.
removed,
John Duean, Appraiser Of M rehahdise at
New Orleans, vice Robert NJ. Wellman, re.
moved.
William +. Wagner. Marshall Of he district
| Of Louisiana, vice Algetnou y. Robinson, re.
moved.
Pierre r, Landry, Surveyor General ef Lou.
isiana. vice Francis D., Neweomb, removed.
John Il, Maemurdo, Treasurer Branch Mint,
New Orleans, La, vice Horace q. Cammaek,
removed.
Frederick X Conway, Surveyor OF Public
Lands, in Missouri aud Illinois, vice stlas
Reed, renewed.
William A.. Sparks, (of South CafoliBa) TO
be Consul at Venice, vice Joseph Denda, re.
moved.
{Besides the foregoing. We have private ad.
vices. that Doctor ]. ]. Kerr, IL appointed Sur.
gecn ofthe United States Marine Hospital in
this eity.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
Corror-We quote the following prices.

sUaAR.AThefe has been no material
change In tho sugar market since our last re-
port, the demand having continued on the
SANS footing then noticed. Prices range from
"A a 81 cents per ID for extreme qualities No
saIes have been made on Plantation for some
Inns past Nothing Of consequence Is doing
in Havana Sugars.
MatAsfs@Ths market has had Il dull ape
psarance siee our last, without ahy alteration
In prices, which aaugs from "a a ~ cents per
gallon, according 10 quality and condition Of
the barrels. There b4ye boon no transactions
ON plantation for some tin1e past.
FboUH.=-Durihg The past few days, the
Flour market has continued In The satnB in
active condition bef1re noticed, with scarce.
~ any demand for export, The business be-
ing confined 10 the wants " consumers. Or.
binary brands Of Ohio, Illinois and Missouri
are selling At 80 90 IA pen barrel St.
Louis brands IA 90 a 4 so per barrel
LAHB--7 tos cents per pound.
For bacon there las been . moderate de-
mand At the rates previously quoted, say for
sidez e9 d Tel shoulders 8 a 6ic; Unean-
yassed hams 81 a u i, eaBvassed do and eK-
tra cured y r 10 cents per pound.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
SAW MILL.

The proprietor informs bic friends and the
public In general, that he has finished III re-
pairs to the mill, and that he il prepared 10
execute all orders which may Be csnfded
to his care with despatch. Lumber of alf Sas-
cription and boards constantly on hand r..
sale cheap, for cash only.
may 10 FREDERIC ARBOuR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Discovery Of ancient Treqsurc,-The Macon
(Ga.) Messenger declares, upon good authori.
~, that o large deposit Of silver coin was dis
covered a few weeks ago on the east bank of
the Altamaha river, in Tathnall county. IN
amount exhumed is $4,000, ia spanish dol.
lars. The money was found on the land Of
Mrs. Gray, a widow 10 needy circumstances.
and a relative 'fihe fortunate discoverer, who
il with her.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
NOTICE

The public are cautioned not to trade for
or negotiate for three notes drawn on the I'm
December 1912, for S179,6Gs each, PAYABLE
one on the 1st January 1914, one on the Isl
January ls45 and one ON the LIST January
ls46-these notes are drawn in favor of M.
VIM. Long, and will not be paid by me, as the
consideration for which they were given has
been returned.
May 18th, JAMES PARKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

services In aid Of the Dorfite rebellion, Some
Or them are new under indictment for treason,
ans has bern indicted for highway robbery,
and one got clear Of a eonvtetion for forgery
only by aaw In The Indictment. Under such
aus pieces comes the new administration into
nhMRF."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Rhode LIand.-The Legislature Of Rhode Is
land was expected 10 adjourn on the 10th inst.
to meet again at Providence next month. Ne
action was had on Thursday on the amnesty
bill, and as both Houses contained a maiority
opposed to the liberation Of Mr.. Dorr, il was
understood that when the bill came up ID would
be postponed 10 June. Some citizens Of New.
port mad ptttioned the Legislature that If The
liberation Of Dorr was granted, all the conyIcts
should be dischal ged from the State Prison
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Probats Copft@Parish Of Wgst Baton Rouge,
BY yirtua Of an order Of the court Of Pro.
bates Of the parish aforesaid, will be sold by
undersigned Judge, on Tuesday, the ID 81
June next, 81 10 o'clock 4 NJ, ut the residence
Of Mr. Chas. Pipes in said parish, the follow.
Ing described property belonging 10 the es.
tate Of Augustus Everett deceased, to witt
A tract Of land situated In the parish i.
foresaid, being the South ast quarter Of
Section "a in Township No. I. Of Range
No II East.
Also a lot Of books, and a silver watch,
Terms Of 5aie-Cash
II L. FAVROT, P.J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Y Alter ee put to press, we were inform
ed from geod authority. that PEYT0NA.
The Southern nag, beat Fashion at The late
great race for $4,000 on Union Course.
Long Island.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24
81 GUARDIAN

A6mily magazine, deroted to female education
on christian principles.
EDITED by F. G.. SMITH, Rector of Co.
Iumbia Female Institute, with the assistance
of the Right Rev. Bishop OTEr and Of the Tu.
tOresses, is published monthly at 81 90 per an.
in advance, or six copies for $500. spe.
ctmens Of the VIZ rk may be seen at this Office,
Columbia Ten. 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Probate C~oart-Parish Of West Baton
Rouge
Sylyanie Templetj administrator Of The
Estate Of Isaac Gibson deceased, having filed
IN said court bis account, Of said succession
notice is hereby given 10 all those therein
concerned, 10 sho cause n any they have,
within ten days from the rnblicaliofi Of This
Notice my said account should not be homol.
ogated, and said administrator discharged &C.
cording to law.
May 18th, 1916. .yAvagr p.I,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

T'HE AMEHteAN RBvtBw-Nste York, O.
II. CulfoN, BDtfoR-We have received the
May number Of this excellent work. II ia
embellished with a likeness Of the HoR John
Quincy Adams, aud contains q short biogfs=
ply Of that distinguished individual The
present number is certainly the best yet Is~
sued and is a formidable rival 10 the Demo.
cratic Rsttet0. We hope The wings who can
afford II will give M. Celton the substantial
support the usefulness and ability Of his uh.
dertahing deserves al their hands,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

70 AIT WHOM tT MAY CONCERN
Please to take notice that Alfred Gates II
4 Mats, Syndies, hayg fled In The 3D. Dis
tfiet Court. their fual account in The matter
Of the surrender Of A Gates, and unless Op@
position be- mads within ten days, The same
will be duly homblogated and approved,
A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

Talleyrand was once Of opinion that il was
not very difficult 10 win V omen, but the grand
problem was how to gel rid of them afler.
wards. Wasn't he a wicked, old wretch
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-24

EPISCOPAL CHUReR.-The Rev. VIM. B
Lacy, D. D. will preach. at the Court.ho 81
Tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock. and a,
The Presbyterian Church at early candle.
Iight.