davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
ROOTS AND SHOES

-, lNDIA.RuRB& SHOES CnGAP.-D.y ri
ESs> No p Maiden Lime. has now on hand hy the case
otherwise. general assortment al Iura Rub5efs much
cheplCr han heretofore sold tins season.
Also oil his leading god fancy STYLES g. ladies and gentle
mems OVcrSh,s. including the Metallic Rubber. which
dune: become snffhy cold. IjGl II. H.UAi.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES-PEiCES REDUCED.
- HlT.HlHSON & RUNION'S superior mnuu
GcuIcd byef,husS selling at reduced
price Purchases wishing beauty, cfSc, and economy
bue. wl tod e interest 70 call md cN0mine our stock.
Of al the different including the Me
taic Rubber jycrshoeS which will not sea the codes,
wea'ier, aud AWAY. TelnH then elasticity aud color.
Warehouse u the Newark ~ j. udiG Rubber Factory, g
Mu,fDp Ian. ~ :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
MATER POWER

>. FOR stLE-Tyo liiIl Sites, with permanent supply
ST n e. ct W? c %fh qadf: a I s 10 G
th1ani acre, Of Land adjoining prnripaly tinie'1d Ire
af n Ns tyr gS aSf w Wo, caa ' Be erected d.
ectly by the line othe ns rs ~ cG'fnse ~ t VI
WON. can he nurcasc TWO dollar, md hy cent, per cord
rhclocaonls deimhc iot almost any Manpincl9ns pnI
poses. The SIZES wl be sold oplTte II DESIRED and Tor nuch
less than any other Wate. Power oil equal extent ti0 HceS
Als Two Farms of about one hundred aud g each,
ore Wi l m2 ,ss P9;n aSe5 M nI la '
d AgsiiS.' NO No 3 NW II s2 \. Y.
= COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
ES5 ri lGun;ry Sent AMI Farms on the East bank oths
The FARM Of the subscriber now occupied by VIZ Crrrer'
VIII The FIX FARM Of the Int William lsicher catnnr $50
Also seycrn small Places suitable ,F Country Seats or
F s Yy 20 y n9S'Ti 8 IF ;ss@S' West
f.ss: At PRIVATE tLE.-A very valuable farm IN
from Yookcr, ana he from the Harlem Railroad
timber orchards mud fuu Of MI kinds good house 90 feet
front s;"Te high lre.paces 9qd orbuli..nfs OF aH
pIyto 4. J. BI-EECkER K co. Broad st,
nsss FARM OF GO ACRES on LONG ISIhNp, For
~ SALE siaed mile from New i'-wn N,'nse ~, DO
f. iron, the Village OF Astoria 81. du from Finishing 81
Stone ou.e Fame jnn. md Other necessnry On ioi;ss-
all N good repair Inquire Of GAUNf = DEEitkTgN
er4s i FARM FOR. SALE, OR EXCHANGE for Pro:
800 pariy in the city Of New YorS-Sa'd Farm consists OF
.lJ acres Of Lund. undea :s1 state Of cylt o." ard
wei fenced situated about 10 miles from te ty ma The
County of WcstclIcste On the premise nre dwellings,
bans and oe ui7buins. Conyerances 70 and from the
CITY daily For further particulars inpulrc0i
DIS I'm SAMUEL H. BARRETT, - Second.,,.
egs:x \ COUNTRY SEAT FOR SaLE.-StuGe on
10y the Kn-suGse road between 9TH md On avenues;
~ l2d ana )1th street,. containing nce, ~ Iani ~ E2%l
cutlygton mad abcnpn- irg trees, shruhhety exc The
ground elevated ind command, noble Ui the winters
OF iusae and East River, and also an extensive view Of
Long Island Term, made easy Apply :"
ANDREW y :. h. NlcipWN.
Executors of AGdrcw NcGown, deceased or
datr J. ADRIANCE. IS john.st. \. Y.
scS. 4 FARM FOR SALE-Situate on The road from New
E Rochelle White Plans, about equd slant from ench.
containing 80 acres of land. all Of winch plough
land excepting ten acres which Is wood lind. The place
divided by anc, and laid ont into convenient lots Tor cult
onG N nm ' b,b s, n cutv9,nn Tie lidins, all Of
good character and IN or1cr. For terms apply 20
: B. KENYON, on the premises, OF ai
daft j. AnRIANCE. 81 .ohn.st. New ofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

We have received copy oil 'ie '''eSSase u Wv
,de,.on of MIME e finances The State appear 10 De
in foursaiuc condition. The receipts into the In,uls
the wear ,yer. sSss5 and the expenditures s2N''0'
leaving balance Of SIS which added to what remains
The ,r received from the General Government IN the ss'e-
mont III tho boundary question: makes the total amount IN e
easry s2s7 90 Under resolution adopted By the ess
legislature empowering the treasurer to purchase me
Bonds. SO so have bought BENG al that conl DC On,
timed except puce higher than the .n'on' ta'S -.
M tb ran h. redeemed from tie snount now IN the ifen-
,r, s.d 81 N Ieaye balance o: 1000 unexpentsd.
Ibe following wes iha condition OF tie hisase'
cbp.e B.n, IN loy last, Is returned to the Office Of see''
tar. Of State: r.,hoe.,k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
REAL, ESTATE.
FOR SALE,

OTIS OK ELEVENTH STREET FOX SAl,E5Iw1
l. Lots 3 BY 100 Iee situated on the ,ouhcT s.e OF
Apply Ia MCl,poCh' LIZ. <, - W - to-,
TIyf IMPORTERS OF DRY GO0DS-71e ADVERTISERS VII!
exchange plat Of ien llos,s i"tsnf eI.ind elsSan,
IL situated about and hall miles Nuti oil 2l .nc'
having splendid yleT OF IN. Iiut9n sef' lf ,es .. II II 70
the Courier and Enquirer office. 81 &c
yyOR SALE CilEiP-Two brick front m"isIr nlt ho,-S
and lois, s1a,rd IN North Fourth street Wian:Duisi
Lon. Isia leinc IN ,- loca;inn Had plenary >t'ntc'
III the mos; business part OF The viiin=e - ,I . ,et
uIp apply Aaron Hartmann Agent II! Naln.y ~ I
lew, iis>'e anu "''- 49, 4 I'M
At PRIVATE. SAlE.--GRFEH't- F. r. EEL Ell
Hs 1. 0f r-1und on the westerly .Ce ni ffefncel'
md r1oy6 as Yos rs md NJ 5;fcrstres formerly ocel;
ae, by 10 s";. baias Il By y FEET and IS sni'se
'' .'Aviry L.xye frame hou.e ard lot OF sroqoi
W II AEiiy Lane adc.n'ns The aG9y@ n 's 'G ti The
ho1.s e comfortable dwelling. and suah r n r.-itUe
-iv Appyio ANTHONY J PIE sLEE :. ssa va an,
@ iS! r .a,y bret nHGte md Lot No Isl
With qt se Ie.e q, ~ Be e sf IF OF + e., o. Lot
II w. VI 's''''s 'f''' No7 iitoad,t
syae GElI. ESTATE aiAEKEr A-s
ST:, fIayti. established sy>Iemnt ASSOCIATED 49,
,GEyC1.' eHtendn. over Ne. E7ei4ni and -A-=:1
az IL ooh'si ef Europe Cor the pulmose - ~ ai
tq.e ie ,i ,,l the sa n sSihe DELAY trouble ev.
20 he s1o Jcst ndrpts thar c'rcuH. sdec ard
s-fnis we respectfully irye those io have 10, SIZE rev
Lands Farms Houses Town Lots Mills Water 'oweF ~
.;..,1,j IN r,, 5rt g arr country furnish with de-
,,,Dnn Of the same the pnre, crrS gnl surrounding
cirr1instance and viii sell t property "a" NOR gr nv
I'm, 5rreilyers we have uilber Of applicants now IN
waiting. ;-,, r. :
ona fsr rent when effected through Agency
Rr,cucn. Il;Iice % " allsftee;, New OK
nj tiD3mW ARNOLD. BUFFUM * co.
Ar PRIVATE SAiE,-The rvo-siory bgct Hose
ss Lot N Tee No 52i l!reon'csi On the S1'h 'lde:
s-- between Thompson and Sullivan >free,S the u eel
'i
yiicrc 81 irrccc alley vay The lending - SULTAN
a. m common with the adjoining properly lnr eve. We
rhri, 1T the purchns- reianf in-tiei II DE-
sired The premises rent tor ii per asnun. lpnis 10
ANTHONY j. EtEEIkER y CO.
Iiw No : 'jrosd.,i .ear slaL>t.
=. FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A yaira',s and
-, highly improved Country Sent IT Jama'c;t. with
.,u ;sr. 10 acres OF land fronting Fulton = $50 iet-
R4id0s. nj new nrd numerous lr-e n-omgnso selected
i enJ sn, IN bcnrug Hs3. AGO. o-puentu tree, ~ nur
ery mos desirable property fOa gentleman doing business
IN the City. Apply ~ 81 address - - ,,,,,.,>,
raj I'm. No. 2 Atlantic 81. South Ferry Bruokiyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
NfACMTOsm COATS. CLOAKs AID cAPE "a :

M ACiNTOSn COATS. CLOAhS ANDCAflf,Ss21ssE
Iva No. - 3laten Iale ms fecst, ri tiis 10Y ~.
ment ct thee ,.4suGnbe bgnt "Hef-mo9i f.S,SsEsl
manufacture If e. AiGcinfO .. Co. Eh=Hng es 3 H.
has leadrng sylis and color ut psce ran2iag iGm -
which lower than over before offered ~ tts nAAJ h1
also. en hunt aud vii he made l" mehs u ~ ~, b
seredy above any -lmHr goods 10 Oe "btaneo " q, zs
10y. Ever sty ans qIaiIty oi ccuts, cnpes coA'
the line bfIRdcl0ths down. ,,s tIsi
Naya! Officers VII find d'srab!e blue bfosHeDN' 8
pnnctO. eSr. at 2, Nnien Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

JACKSON. STACEY & SM i,p.s
AaANUF ACTURERs AND IMpOR OH tSis,. ossp.
lfs and Table Cutlery, IA aos, S cas.s
and other descriptions OF -h:Inqid ~ pIATT. SIHee
M aln. NC .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

90 e~s.z :, STEAMBOAT Fof SAit.-'Ihenew
= ~, - nr! camm,-irrts low pressure SirniII-
boat NEN.JEHSEY i offered lor me on
eesv frfiIs. and ou yrire. he NseEry was ciu W
p,,,lhi m 1871 hy days works The best u!geEinls ana
m tie most substantial manner, md IN is! "n enaiseu HnI
mpr1ye, by NJ Caoos. anam particulars Is now m CON
nlre order wiih very tul inventory. She most ndhfny
adapted Tor large oue. and can aceom"Ite III e
Uesi urpH-r ~ ;r>sCu.efs. -. j. -
The EIV JERSEY no, sod before the S'i OF January
she will on TINT dag be sold without r>ee or restrictions 10
the highest bidder n tie Merchants Exchange ~
F0r Further particulars Apply 20 H. II IKE,
H.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

DUMPS.-Doube action sht ard force pump
10 raise ffor % to go gallons water per n.;ia'''
Cast rpn Fountains OF various patterns. -
d93 3n D. l. FARSAM. ~ E 1s2c>>>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
an MS f Il - "A' no 4. NJ. h,GRwIN. CompuOH.

EBETA!. ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATiE;R8 J JISI.
I'VE FOR FIVE YEARS. WHICH - fCuR LII. bSs5
LONGER THAN USCAL.-IEe subtcnbes hAse ,,i i,ts
method of covering roofs with PLAIN % envhhIel " ~
which they gurnnfec 10 fcmun winter uGht FIVE 4
pu; on 10y ea TIE metal put 90 mat u ean s,5 ;
lected by III. shrinking swelling OF the fnnhs % VICE.
Ind, ~ by the contraction c expansion OF le inss S
The following Gentlemen have hnt then dweilh- Ina,
this city covered by tbs. Uethui. 10 ief s
Henry Breyort. Eq. curnsr ., 81 iyenue ana sA ''.|
John = Sciisnnerofn E-,l. No. - Brn1iway' rvu,as
Dnyid An,t!n Esq cor %, F-rhunge Place ard ~ p,A"
j. Green Pearson, Esq. Merchants Exchange, " '-f
Geo. Il. Batter, f.,q. No. 81 hasagsL
tgncn Bunlit, La. - BfDad-si. -, .gss.
Notice gwen, thai the improvement phensg, s.
soGs tie .fnde wishing roofs BY tEe aCy'c''
can obian pennissiyu moderate telus. .ap,,lA
mhiItf T. hNYItiR i. co. n hri q pr. Dir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

HtEA TRAYS, ga w, SPIES & co. sle Penr-s,.
4 have received assortment Of Gothic AMI Sand
ulch Tea Trnys in sets Also, full assortment OF all sizes
common fe Trays by the dozen. New styles DIons Britain
WaEe some yrry elegant patterns; together with gen
eral assortment OF line Tube and Pocket Cutlery. Scissors.
| &c. &c. "A MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN
~ AND IRELAND ~ THE OF. LINE LlN En-
~ 0of. PACKETS The subscriber, beg 'e9S , 70 m
form Hos peso sending tor their nem, may teY
haze u4de extensive Tor the year e Tor ouns-
III. passenger, om pat % thed County " ~,
.Ttabe manner and the most favorable terms IN an; OF NE
ships r the iivure Lie sailing from Liverpool al" me
Isl and lst ot each month"; ais" IN ir.t class Aecan >hp'
commanded hy the experienced na,eis wei Known ~
the ate sailing every throughout the season; Hud W
prevent dey imposition ind annoyance from Lunier a.
yerpo0 their agent determined ~ attend petsonniy
TO the lirwnrin: u all passengers engaged ~ tbs ONCE
Tne old Line Of Packets cvnpEe. the following Sn.pS:
The M0NT'FZi MA The YORKSHIRE.
II ROPE CAMBRIDGE.
NEX WORK ENGLAND,
COLUMBUS, OAtptI =.
Wien ,ac, agreed Tor decline coming out tire nancy Is
Immediately returned 20 their friends here. without any recuc
ton wlHteyeT ~, ,,i
Drafts for any amount csn be had. payable N ali the pnc-
pnl towns OF Great Britain and Irelnnd Apply 10
WILLIAMS * GUlON. 40 FuIion.S;. y. !.
10 3m' frrZIlUGii x GO. Guree liazzis Liverpool:
* FOR NEW-ORl EANS-RrGuLAg PACKET OF
f$A lcrH JANrARy-lhe sp!end.t mt class ius i.lIs
go Packer Ship MON Cnpt. fctoonc VIII positively
sal a5 above her regular day Having very superior accom-
ous tor cabin second cabin and steeuge paSSengeT,
,,ersons wisi.isc 10 embark should make lmmeMo nppca
non on l,9a,I cr to JOSEPH MCMURRAY,
~ 100 l'nc-st. OF Soutl-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

CHURCH BELLS AAp ssS . .
Ci.0GKS.-The .utser,,bes. ycls p,
aaarded Diploma q ne ns ,ss 49,
Fairs of lsil ard 1873 ie n,I .1s ~ ~ :
Church Bsil. and aho sll,sf 81 -
the bess Reil, AMI Dipl9me5f b ~
Clock, exhibited a. the ! ~ ~ Is ts.ss
cnn Institute ~ OctnDe,, W. 80 IN "
prred OF his Foundry al VS. rs, q y
: ork. To t,,rnIsh Bells OF ifVni 3e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
NEW FALL GOODS CaEAp

- ". y. GREGORY & Co Ne. rs Spring s.-e-, wi.h
- 10 arqua2t hef iact and the public with then deter
aagrucn TO sell CEA? ii! her $t1cs .; Fall and Hn,sr
GDcts. the Nos. Of winch have ban bought Tie zte Aux
'll ASH. md winch teTea resolved - se 2: ms at
rel.Gc'lals ~ nrce>.
: l. Grra; iarseir= Eslr = exregf' Cen art -
lii ". .. GREGORY : ~. i15 spnns 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

Z \ Ia Si!uES-i-EfOR;.I.N-J' 10 Dkfi.s...S .ays
Ruboe. Orcr SHOES. ta1, can le
Wort II any c1ea.e without charge OF :!aoS,liss agn:s
p,sb!e and ,o It's csIdez; ygcsLAs7 For traS.y arr
eeav th ch:sIss cozpeI:,oa with any ohs. .hos IN Tie
make Country stchals and city Gcaars Should cot f.iI
e supr With his a5;ise For sale by ce or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
CUAi

G. EH PER TON-rEACll ORCHARD coal, REL
,J.5..bh-li di,chasIng from boats. constantly toLeI
unt E..-stoc unt Nntl-lyersd nhovo free Of c!arse
Tor outage $50. Lehsh Coal White Ash ScluyNill, Law
efpooi and SiJ.ney Coal. Agpiy 20 -
Ill inihnnV nrnr krnni InlafnNrlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

r OTIS on ELEVENTH STREET FOR SALE.-Two
l. Lots 3 by 100 ee situated on tho ,ouhcT s.de OF
ami In MURDOCH. LEAIII-r = co.
hgt ni n Nc. - Wet street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

TO LET OR LENSE-Ihe ellestabli>ied
stI BAKERY corner Of Cl and Bcekman-s'5seis. with
s all The fixtures and utensils requisite Tor CONVINCING the
i,,s uruu IN extensive scale .mme,iuic possession
- mn. Ii IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09

aa ,snl and the newspapers may he seen al his oice
where every inflammation will be chssr:.Y communicated
and The rarnfe OF the agency fluffy eypiainsd-
u Office Ne. led NaEau tt tTr5uCe buiiagsl oppdsie
City HsIS--ai tie Coal Office. old itsnh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

The subscribers, awafe Of the importance
ars aid Physicians Of having Medi.
cjnes whicn ton narticnlar cars ), tbn
s slsstian a l ,bei- It,, /, nd from the arrange.
mcnts they have made e Lon - ~
New York, for receiving constant fsss. soF
niles, they viii always be prepaFedto furnlss'
Planters aud PAsaicians with Medicines
which they W5l guarantee ofsuPerior quality
ISICKLES SEQ, Druggists, No q Maya
enc street.
~. AS 6n le4a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
PUELIsIIEp EYERY SATURDAY Nv
VARIETY STORE.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING

The public e respectfully informed tina
= q na9," ~ ~ = oays pas'
: -. ,S5 e sst : J
800, ~ .,as ~ - - =
9sttii = otieai2i w op' " sas q
9ei''s :, ltg ehoicesl anu lIgslesl gY''liP
ao1s' oat anu e&amihe' ne lol'V8 NY
llsl ootlPIlse6, ~ PaIt 'He "tllolgS ." ii''io
Hardware
Hatchets. hammers. drawing knives. at
gers, eitnblets, plane irons, troweis, fles
rasps, chest, trunk eupboard and drawer
locks, razors, german Silver, butcher and
shoe knives, Of every description toilet boxes
toys for Christmas and New Years presents
dressed hid dolls, toy wagons. stselyafds.
hand aud PANEL saws, cbisels. goazes,
planes. sand paper, brass butts, cut latks,
bfads, table and poeIretcttlery, scissors; Pl1-
ted britannia ard iron table and TEA spoons,
fltnt anu percussion gun lucks 10y drums,
emma tGttea setls, weod 90 TO- kld dolls,
steer bseas' half pms, let luc' comes, q Ihe
lalsst Iashion.
fi'ot = ~ a'spt 'ltI1l ~ to5s' 'lolhs
V"' "'' 9, rn Stt3 Z Y e. y mill Mi 9at 9T1i5'
Shall t,.ars h,,Tatal hbJ tr5siiisr oaa.tu
nsibl mari j,g bsistcs If nyst, y ,lst2
Hair. cloth. hal, nail, tooth. gheyipg. sh6rr.
rrnmb. dnsf. donr aud horse brushes.
.oy r nrG,ra
" '9se "'So' '"''"' J"""'"'
Cologne, Lavender and forlda waters cold
cream, Otto OF roses, shaving creams an
cosmetic wash.9alls, me extracts, mar GUS
Pooiatouls, 'ootn ana tollel powder, nhe iol-
te'' S1aYihg ana &c Gas slrg,i a = Perluiheo soaps
R1aolf aud bins inIs MN. ,oolsc,,z lei.
Ter. packet post, account and wrapping pa
per of all kinds. Ink stands, sand and sand
boxes, lead pencils, slate and slate pencils,
scaling, wax, wafors and eteei pens.
VARIETIES,
Pound, German, English and American sol
ID head pins. mourning pins, brass and steel
thimblsa, twetzrre, watch keys, speCtatIes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
NAnnLERY.
NOTICE. 10 BUILDERs.

The subscriber respectfully informs builds
ers and others, that he is prepared 10 execute
all kinds of brick and mason work-and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials necesSary-Sueh as brick sand,
lime, &c, oh the most reasonable terms.
He also offers bis services TO sugar planters
and from his long experience In setting sugar
kettles ana other work necessary in d sugar
house ha can Give ample satisfaction.
ApBlv to L0EEAu BERHEL,
ID at the Garrison b~rickgard,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

inns Waa T1s F9DTy WHICI aHNI 1IIaTy az
ways cave wien she mad no more to sas 50
wisely turned the conversation. Bat ! Sc
cretlg resolved 10 find ont what could of
Any family, and il il should happen 10 be
what ny aunt considered gentsel, TO tell her
So atths earliest opportunity IN order to have
my revenge on her for dlsparaging my friend.
An opportunity soon occurred. My cousin
/ Pom had already engaged hlmselff % Amer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

1T. BEAuREeAnD, sprgeonsdentis, phpii 81
the celebrated Dr.. Knapp, having settled for
some time in this toBn, offers his services In
the various branches Of his profession to the
inhabitants Of East and West Baton Rouge.
lie holds his office at the house occupied 81
Or. Vasquez, opposite Mi. Mayer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
THOMAS GUIDES MORGAN.
A%9Feasft AN eatssHt1oa 4r L4v.

.7EsT5 TIT 0TEHa6
Having for nlatfY Yeafsd devoted much ofhts
time 70 the exa1taat0h 9fland titles. tenders
his professional services those whose inter-
e5ts are affected under % 1ate dctof Congress.
providing fer the adj tmaht ofiand titles In
Louisiana and AtkaHsas.
July 90, "a en-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
STRAY HORSE

TAKEN UP BY DIR. Wood on the 1at insts0
miles from Baton Rouge, on the Conite, a
dark bay Horse, with a star in the forehead !
no brand or mark visible about 16 hands
high, and about 8 years old. The owner is
required to conform TO the law, and take him
away. J. X. DOFROC9, Ranger.
Jan. II, 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
hnIIcE

The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and The public, that be viii attend
the shipping 81 Cotton, aud be will always
bc prepared 10 make liberal adyances.when
it Is required
sept IA 81 II. ". BABfN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
OR sToLEM.

From the subscriber at the Plains Raoe
Course, on the 18th Of December Is44, a
sorreI creole poney, about z years old next
Spring. Has a white star in tho forehead,
has no other marks about him, ANY person
bringing said poney to Mr. Picard at Baton
Rouge, will be literally rewarded.
jan 2 AZ lS45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

Aunt Wary bad too much good sense 10
gay any thing after the opinions she had ex-
pressed ButI sew from her demeanor how
mich she vas mortified At her mistake. She
bent her eyes On her knitting and could not
look me IN the faee.
Tom was married before the winter vas
over, and no enc Is more popular in our
family than IS sH5P EEErE1's DAUGHTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

BY 1aHE G. LYNCH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01

said this with some triumph lite effect
we electric Not one Of the group spoke a
word AUNT sarah looked II aunt Ellen,
and both looked " aunt Mary. / was busily
occupied 10 my sewing or pretended 10 be-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
REEDER g. Co
sEMlNARY F0R YOUNG LApIEa.

C0rDuGTnD BY MHs. F1snbH.
Tho exercises of thi# Institution will fa.
commence on the Gfst Monday HI january.
Tor more than aoyen years this Hthoot bag
shared literally IL public patronage, and dc
toaehers confidently expect that their jill
tirtuH eEertiona for the Improvement Of iHeif
pupils will secure bot only D continuance bat
an increase Of tho same lii future. The most
approved text books are usgti, and It Is tho
object Of the teachers 10 render the recifas
tions Interesting as we'll as Gsofdt 10 excite
in the minds Of their pupils a love Of study
and of such stidigs ae will tend most to rem
der them useful and to discipline the MUD. Fri.
day morning Of each week will be devoted 10
reyiatys. The friends aud patrons Of the
school are solicited to attend at that tine that
they may Judge Of the progress Of the plpi1g.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Roadiug, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Modern, Grammar,
Composition, Arithmetic, Natural q Moral
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages and
Ornamental branches will receive as much
attention as pafenta may desire.
TERMS.
BordiD9 and Tuition per an6dn, $50 90
Day shoiars per quarter, $G To 1000
Music on piano, 90 GO
French, $6 To 1000
An extra charge ofSf nor month foF watb-
idg also @1 per month for bed and bedding
il furnished BY tho iaetitntiop.
TIE department III music IL Under the
charge Of Mr.. Fuertes.
French, Mrs. FUERTEs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
Louisiana PenitentiarH.
pI.ANT4TTON FOR sAf,E.

PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.
A plantation containing about one hundred
and twenty arpents, situated about twelve
miles Of Bato4 Rouge, and where the purchas-
Ell can purcaa se lands On each side Of said
Plantation alta low prices, The plantation i
we'll improved having slightly acres cleared
with a good Cotton Gin and corn-min % good
order also dwelling and all necessary out
houses.
THERE'S atso with the Plantation. 8 mules,
z horses, 40 head Of sheep, 20 head cattle,
OK wagon, 5 soke Of oxen, 80 head of hogs,
5 ar G hundred bbls. Of corn. ploughs, hoes,
aud all necessary harness to cultivate the
place.
For particulars apply q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01
nn0ra

Catf boots, seal and water proof do, calf
sgwed btogana, seal aud Kip do, aeol XIII d.
for boys, ladies' seal brogana aud Eantlelnen's
clippers tf6. Aud Dc tine and good an assort-
ment Of glass and efockery ware as there IL
in town, all of which We. offer at the very
lowest prices for cash.
Dec. 81 no 40 1914,