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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

to 40d HATs- 3O cases Hats and Caps, various styles lRos rHGsTs-Scou's ft.L2s ! IQUURS-5 bbls Peach Brandy aI 10 half pipes J Rousse Brandy
 5 do to Oard, Dupu, & Co Brandy [ do do Itnnessey do , do do Du Calimnn do 90 bbls and casks Aneiica do 5 bbls old ShirIy Whiskey
 pipe imperial Eagle tin
 10 bbls American do
 10 thls New England Rum
 30 bbls Munongaiela Whiskey Is half bbs do d"
 % quarter cask- MaLga Vine 10 do do Port do
 do do pure iuce Port
 pipe Woodhouse Madeira
 half ppe do do 3 do Cherry Brandy
 3 do Cherry Bounce
 50 hbs pexiers D Nhiskey 100 bbls Cincinnati do
 h casks quart London Porter 10 casks pint do do 150 boxes Philadelphia Ale and Porter 100 boxes do Cider
 10 hbls Hartford do For sale by [jan27l T. P. MILLER & co. INDY have just received per Corea- New style Deleianle Muslins
 New style Zephyr and Tissue do New style Swiss and Organdy do Irlnted JaconeiS and Lawns
 Plain black Lawns and second mourning do New style Calicoes, English and American Linen Musquiio Nettings
 104 and 12.4 Bobine,, for Musquito lBars 84, 10 1 and IF. i Sheeting Linens 10 cases soi finish Irish Linens French Linens and French Linen Checks French Linen prilIines and Gambroons Silk and cotton Hosiery of all descriptions Embr'd and RIviene linen cambric Hdkis Hem stitch and tape borderrd do Swiss Muslin Edgings and Insertings Plain Jaconet and Canbric Muslins Plaid Jacnnet and Swiss Muslins Book, Null and Nansook Muslins Swiss Bishop Lawn and Lace Muslins Window Muslins embr'd and plain Crimson, drab, buff and blue Window Musns Barage| and i'azorinrs, h'gdSwiss, &c. mh24 SUPERIOR WINES and LIQUORS.-The sub- e scriber has heen authorized by one of the odes and most respectable importing houses iH the city 0 New York, 10 receive orders for inc following gen- uine articles, viz:
 WlNES-Shiel's old Pale Sherry, Widow Smells do The only lot of this splendid article ROW on sale iu this country, and some very old Brown Sherry. Also
 Phelps, Phelps & Laurles very superisr Ma dera, imported in 1854, and some Camera and other choice Madeiras. BRANDIES-Dark and pale Hennessey Brandy, equal io any ever imported. Also, a siualI quan- tiy of the celebrated Goddard Brandy, import ed in 1905. Tine above wines and liquors have been tested by competent judges, and guarav- tee will be gwen to those who may order any the above that these articles shall equal the sam- sales now at my office. The prices will be found much below the usua rates, and terms of credit for quantities will be lie beral. P. B. TAYLOR, jan15 Mo- 4 Hagan's Ruildings.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACkET h fsaYassse A Fl IZA-The new and last run- 1sl ==s-4 Sning douhle ensin steamboat ELI, .,s Ess2s.ZA, W II. Roberts master, win run during lle ensuing season as grgaln,' weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY ryen,ng, at j o'clock. PM, and Gainesville every IliOkS- DAY al l2 o'clock M
 The Elze was built expressly for lhis trade, has superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and Stue Rooms are very large and fitted up wtth dnu- be bedseads express! for families and for comfort and speed has no superior.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
 sen2O MOSES WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23
WEEKLY- -PACkET

INT'i' LHfN " LaENL ANNL For Benton, Tanon Neppor and G'ares' Landng'
 eFa---- A The steamer LOWNnES, Il II s.sssTtssffsass Johnson master. This new iishi Nss&ss:ssssssks draught, fast running double enghe steamer will make regular week., trips between NIo- bile and points above mentioned dpring ihe season, elving Mobile every FRIDAY, ai PM. and anIihg dt Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at l2 NJ and afrIfe in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings For freight or passage, having superior accommodat'ons' apply on hoard cr 10
 ,nn19 CANpRFII OWEN k co Aqents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

HAIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu. \ merous testimonials of the efficiency of the I'm proved Flesh Gloves from every part of ihe Globe IS the following recent account from distinguished of- iicer in the United States Navy :-
 NEW YORK, September 30 lSI4. "SIR--Iavng been afflicted for the last five sears and al times confined to my bed for weeks with the Rheumatism, have no hesitatI.n in asserting that the recent improvement of my health is attributable to the of Dnnelord's HaIr. Gloves and Strap. ''llavng been under various treatments and the most skllIu Physicians, and none having ever ren- dered me but parlaI relief had considered my case hs incurabe; fortunately l am now recovering. l positively declare that have derived more real ben- eft from the of the Hair Renovators than those to whom had applied for aid.
 'JOHN ]. GLASSON, U. s. N. ISAAC II AUrEN, Esq 237, Broadway"
 mh3l For sale by Mos ELY & TUCKER
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

MOTHERS RELIEF-Doctor IT, Gates IS l,e MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in ihe city of Mobile He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief
 01- Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug 19 c. A. BARTHOLiCK, & co. QUESTIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.--Jusl Il received a few cases Beaver. Nuira, Moleskin and Cassimere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish, New-York.
 Also-Gentlemen's, youths and infants Velvet and Cloth Caps. Tor sale by
 jani4 HENRY SMITH. IA Dauphinst. STARCH-tO boxes of 6ns qaalny sinrcI, for R sale by laplO 6I &IlJONEe,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23
P, B. TYLOR ,

AUCTTONEER-No. 1, Hagan's Buildings,
 CONT sTREET-MOBlLE. | 1T Respectfully renew ener of his services to his ormer patrons and the publc for he sale of STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTToN, FUHN1TuRE, &c.. with an assurance of giving prompt attention 10 any bus mess cOnfided 10 his noyi 223f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23


 FOR REINFORCEMENT Weekly Packet. f11Tfesfss As rhe fine passenger steamer NEW sr.1LEtl===4, SWORLD, J. Bryan master. will =19zsss s = E s sss2ysrun regular weekly packet throughout Ihe season for the above and all nterne- diate landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY even ng at ! o'clock, and Montgomery every MON DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
 For freight or passage, apply on board oct2s
 BROWNSVILLE WEEKLY PACKET.
 e fa es The s'eame, CAROLINA, II M N / Pete, Peter packet tie ensuing season between Mobile and PIckensyllle; leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oct29 M WAKING. WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
 6<ssss~ h The steamboat NEW ERA, J w
 lArs1Hs-74f4 Lses mpster. will ply during lhe pre- ssSSIas2Sa aHa seu as regular weekly pack ct between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY EVENING, at ) o'clock.
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo- datons apply on board or 10
 nor29 MOSES WAKING, Agent, SS Fronts st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

EDEV. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE m Royal strset-opposts the
 Mansion House, o. Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nav2 222f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

E RESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv- A' erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in receipt of their fall sup- plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan- ters, respectfully invited to favor us with their orders, under the that neither means nor disposition are wanting 10 afford them every possi- ble advantage. I. c. DuBOSE CO.,, Druggist.
 nov25 39 Waier-st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

EEENRY'S CHINESE SHAVING CREAM, N \ OR ORIENTAL. COMPOUND.-T prin. cipa ingredients of this delightful Oriental Com- pound, being ol Eastern orign, ihe preparation diff iers entirely from any other heretofore offered for the s,me purpose. It's component parts are held in the highest estimation where best known but ile com position itself Is entirely new, and only requires trial of it's qualities o satisfy all of is real worih.- l has the proprIelnrs years of labor aud much expense, to bring the article iis present state of perfection, and is submitted for public favor on it's own merits, with the confident belief ha, |, the best, as well as ihe most economical shaving com pound in
 Try and test its superior qualities supply just received and for sale by
 ian25 k, L. WATKINS & CO., Drupqists
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23

Al Mir. Savery's Hollow w9re Foun''ry, Phad Mr, John A. Canlrell; Sir, l have been afflicted with rheumatism, for ,eral years and having tried many medicines without cure, must sts that your medical Syrup of Sarsaparila has far relieved me of all symptoms, that can with confidence recon. mend il to the public, WM. C. COFFIN,
 No Is apidarv. in rear U $ Bank. Philadelphia, October p lSll
 Price soc per bottle. For sale by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
TIIE FIrTaanRa DL9Aarna

AAAAN " 'CH g#A
Notwithstanding The Fiun9ns fire which
nearly pfBstfated that manufacturing aud
commercial city, The spirit If enterprise haa
rot been ghselisd, II will be seen from The
following, which We copy from the Gazette
and Advertiser q the 18th, thai ere long Pits
burg will rise from its ashes, 10 liz Wonled
Importance In The commercial world
"tEe have carefully inquired Of many Of
our %eisafeat headed business Bieh, those mast
thoroughly eohvefsaht with the resources Of
the city, az to The probable effect Of this dIs=
astef upon lie prosperity. and coupled with
eur knowledge Of the strength Of the
merchants who were burnt cut, the position
81 the circumstances, Sc, We are fully eoft=
WINGED that though The commercial pre- rsrts
Of The city arc terribly shaken, yet Il Il aot
totally Frustrated, and III due time will rice
above II all, Our large mahpfaetefies afs
aaieaehsi-the only mills u any Importance
which are hurt being the Globe FastorI'
which is the smallest in The city, The Eahs
singtea Iron works, and BLACKWELL Il Pears
Glaes Works, Various other small eHtab.
lIBhmeuts were DESTROYED, but il IL With great
satisfaction We announce that The great Lead
ing braneheF, are comparatively untouched,
and that The business so far as they are con.
nsfhed, will 70 on Bs usual"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
LATE FROM MEXICO

BY The arrival, last evening, OF the schoon-
er YacgiaH, from Vera Graz, we learn that
General Aimoute had arrived at that port,
where he still remained when the Y. left.
We also learn that four American, two Span
ish, enc English, and one French men of war
wero lying 1t Vera Cruz, We did not re.
ceiye any letters or papers By this arrival, but
thanks to the courtesy Of our neighbnFs of The
"Bee" who received fall files Of Vera Cruz
papers To the 2lst and city Of Mexico papers
to the 18th instant, VIC are enabled TO lay be.
fore our readers The following particulars.
The Joint Committee Of the Mexican Cen.
gress, TO which had been referred the subject
Of Texas, reported at length on the 9Th inst.
We have no space TO devote 10 a description of
the bcmbastic phraseology Of this document,
but al once proceed to give the concluding
part, as furnished to US by the bee" Ii re-
commeuds two projects, IS follows:
THE FiRsT Is proceeded by q preamble, de-
clarine that, whereas, The United States have
resolved ID annex the territory of Texas and,
whereas, such a mode Of appropriating foreign
territory % (Which other nations lay claim, is
a nloasirous innovation upon the peace ofthe
world and the sovereignty of other powers;
and whereas this act had long been ID prepar-
aiisn. even while Tie United States were pro-
Tossing peace and friendship for Mexico, and
while IRE latter respected and observed scru-
~pulonsly the terms Of existing treaties be-
tween the two countries and whereas. the
said annexation is a violation oi every CON
sentative principle Of society, Al ASSAULT up
en- the rights Of Mckee. an insult p her dig-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
SIR AT

VIII BE- sold 1T public sale, at tho Court
House IN the town Of Baton Rouge, On
SATURDAY, The 81 Nay next, VI ~ o'cleck,
4 u. ny II LAN1aE auettooeer.
Eleven lots Of ground situated IN that part
Of the tosn laid aat Nv Anthony Grass known
IA tho Jaetson Garden, divided into Its ~
per plan deposited 1t ihe Parish Judges Office.
Tefms-Ons fourth each. The balsu5s 81
one. Two and three years, for notes endorsed
70 the satisfaction 81 tho vendor, Dayabls is
bank, and bearing mortgage until final pay
ment. Acts Of saie before John Reid, notary
pablic,a at he expense Of the purchasers,
The titles 70 the above property will be full
II guaranteed, and the property sold free
from mortgage. For further information err
quire at the Louisiana Bank.
march %, 1916. 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

sueAR-stnra eur Last report the Sugar
market hnE remained ID a lapguid condition.
and parolraFerB have evtnaej no disposition To
operate, Pfieee In the meanwhile IRE feeble,
although no positive change haa occurred, and
We quote the extremes Of the market from 6a
= o.. per ID, We have not been informed
Of any sales Oh plantation.
NoLAssEs--Fho market h1s experienced
no change atnee our last, but the demand ID
Of a limited character. We qaoto from ~ a
2a5 cents per gallon in oak and in eypreaa
barrels. No sales have been made on pian-
taiion.
FbouR--The Flour market continued
heavy, and holders ara very DESTROYS 10 re-
duee their stocks, We notice a aale eff 1000
hhls, Ohio al ~ SO 8 81 10; Missouri aud
Illinois So 30 81 10 st. Louis SIS Goa GA
80 per barrel.
WESTERN pR0pucE,-Oalv a moderate
business has been done IN the Provision mar.
ket since our Iast, hut prices remaiu very
firm, and the stocks are generally decreasing.
There has been a good demand for Pork, and
the market has acquired additional ifmness.
ne quote Aess sl4 90 NJ, o. St3 50; prime
Si2 90,
The lard market is very firm at former pri.
ces, ranging from n d &c. for very inferior
to strictly prime III kegs. There IL nor much
doing IN Bacon prices however are firmly sus.
tanned. We quote Shoulders 81 a 55c sides
Ola &c, Uncanvasaed Hams Z a &c Cam
vassed and extra cured do. 8 a 10 cents
per. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
UARD.

Mrs.. A. r. FuEaTKs grateful 10 those wbo
have patronlzed her since her arrival 10 this
city respectfully informs her friends and tbs
public generally, that owing 20 the solliCifa~
tons Of several Of her friends, she has taken
Mr.. Brunot's house, lately occupied BY Mr..
Dewey, where she opened on the first Of
April, a school for the reception Of females,
exclusively. AL tho branches constituting
8 polite education viii be taught in the
French and English languages. She intends
TO devote particular care to Tie former not
only IN theory but ~ practice, being @at}
aware that this important branch Of education
has too often been neglected.
She hopes that her experience IN the AT Of
teaching will obtain her share Of patronage,
having been for hrss years principal IF ous
The largest fsmak public schools IN ". OrLsana.
Great attention. will BE- paid 70 the dep0rf~
ment, and proper use Of language of her pa-
pila both in and out Of school, if possible
their morals in general will call forth her
deepest interest. For terms, rulss and honrs
please call at her present residence, Or a. tho
school after the 1st Of the msnth.
u The HunbeF.,o pupils will BE limited.
References
Rev. P II D~ifenworth, Louis Shoppers. Esqy
Hon Judge Teasier. +. Bonnezaze, Esa,
Amos Adams, Esq, ]. BUTLER. ESQ.,
Capt. Neweomb, James Bruuof, Esq.
D. D. Avery, Esq. John Phillips, ESQ.
Baton Rouge, louisiana.
Rev w 4 Scott, Hon. j. Baldwin, Hon Judge
Canonge, ] A Maybin, Esq., Rev j Twif-
cheil, DIR, ] w Pieton, 81 Peters, ESQ. A
Mathews, Esq.-Nev Orleans, La.
March o. 1s45 r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
MEnLcAL GARU.

DOCTOR FAWCETo Of t06 Fulton street,
New York Member Of The Royal Colleges Of
Surgeons Of L9nion and Edihbufg, and Grad.
naf6 Of the Jefferson Medical College, Of
Philadelphia; also author Or 4 work etnbfa-
eiag the following subjects, viz. Matfnouy,
tmDetsney and 5jefilty, aDatenically, pbygi.
ologfeaily, aud medically explained, with a
comprehensive exposition Of tho nature and
modern treatment If sgpbilis, secondary Hgmp,
toms, Gon6rrbma, elect Structures, Noefor-
nal Emissions, and all tie consequence All.
aing from M%asfutbation. Dr. Fagcett confiB.
ues his private consultation on the above men,
toned diseases, at HE long established Office,
1gg Fulton slrset, whore the most aggraya.
ted forms Of disease will yield 10 his mods Of
treatment, without restraint 10 diet or ezef.
else, and without mercury; even when The
provocative energies become psralized or tor
Did, from excessive indulgence ofthe passions,
he vii be able 70 restore tho parts Of health
and yfgor. Persons at a distance enclosing
OIL, can have a copy Of the work. All letters
must be post paid, aud directed 70 DE- II. Faw.
cett, 1876 Fulton street, New York.
march Is Gre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
FASHION COUngE-gpnTNo
MEETING.
TYA5t

AOE#H
HHyHH Races over The Fashion Course viii
H commence on The fret Wednesday ~
May bstt, aud continue four days.
lst Day@=5wsspsstaks for two year otsh
lHst Spring @fBils bs~atsasaGtfahge 800, f8f4
feit s25@Cfgeiss Of Louisiana rid Missiy.
sippis to carry thB yeHf old weights, to BaiBs
and close The day before the race,
gj Uag-Thfas mile beats@pbrss Rsb6
as follows -Ti50 cash and plate stake sd~
ded Of fine silver pilahsf and d6ash Of
silver tnfnbisfs@shtfAHGs Of ten per saBt on
tbs cash 4fB6dht. and f6f The plate In bfgb5ts
ton 10 the Number entered to r~ana@Ait b9fses
The 5gs flour ysars, aBd upwards, will sar.
~ 1OOlbs. those under that aas viii carry
there entitled weights 10 fals.
I'd Dsy@@TWo mile hsatsABufss Hl56@
free fgf Al ages, TO rules,
4fh Day pf6pfist0fs Purse, stODAbast
three II iys-to b. added j fine saddle, bfls
die 90, 81 Buatt's taske-sAme rules ~ f5r
The silver blata.
JHo @. WALKER, Proprietor
Port Hudson. March !, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

rHF COMMEMORATIVE holy Is progress.
sing a httle more rapidly, We suppose the
funds allowed ,hsm ara pretty near exhausted,
and the weather ts getting rglher TOO opnree.
giyc. The 33 section Of the Judiciary depart.
meet providing Thar The clerks Of "tbo several
courts, shall b removed Tor causes assigned
~ tie Judges, subject il all eases To appeals
baofa tho Saprsno Court, was Adopted,
Mr, Porter offered three additional actions
providing fer The election ot Clerk, Sheriff.,
and parish officers by The qualified electors.
Tho term Of feur years was proposed by
Ne. Garrett.
Mr., Cenas proposed six yeafa, which was
uegaliyea The question then being on four
y~ears~~,he vote stood % to -, Mr., Wads.
warth gave notice of a motion to reconsider.
The next section related to The election If
SheFltfs providing thar they shall hold office
two years and 30 chosen by the qualified 81.
eetors.
This section after some discussion was adj.
opted by q vote of37 to Is,
The next section provides Cor the election
bf the people of ali officers, whose appoint
mont is not otherwise provided for.
This section was adopted-yeas, 50 nays
%.
A section was then adopted authorizing he
legislature to fx the terms ofall Offices not
provided By the Constitution.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
SALE OF VALUABLE pRO PEHTY.

SALE or VALUABLE PRO PEnTY.
VIII be- sold by H. LAs6UE, ~aach6Bssr, IN
Saturday The 81 Msy n6xf, 1916, II tbe
Ce1ft House 10 the town Of Bstou Rouge, NJ
the boar u ~ O'clock A. ~, the following
described property TO wit
Two lots Of ground IN the town Of Bafon
Rouge, bsiag lots 10. 0 ard Z, square no. 4,
% north Boulevard atfsei, having each i front
Of sixty feet, ~ = depth Of ons hundred and
dffy feet french MEASURE
Also, fourteen acres Of land situated in tbs
town Of Baton Rouge, together with Ell the
buildings ard Improvements thereon, d6siaua
ted on The 6zarsfirs plan Deposited By r. d.
HsWcoDb 10 Go Parish Judges Office "a nos.
"a and %.
Tie property aB6g6 described 10 he sold for
tho purpose Of satisfying 4 legal mortgages
thereon, IN favor Of Hort6Gss CapdeViIis nov
HeFtshs6 Aff0s.
Tsfms-6to fifth easb, the bslanee NJ siz,
Twelve, efghtesn and ~twsutf~l6ar months, il
notes bearing mortgage, With SIX per cent ii.
tsresl from dato fll maturity, and eight per
sBhgm interest from maturity tIl final pay
msDt. Act Of saig before John Reid, n0tsry
public, At tho expense Of the purchaser.
march "a, 1s45, B
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
%. a. SMITH,
DENTAL SURGEON

6fIew Orleans, will be AZ Madam Ma#fs,
il Bafan Rouge oil Monday The 9th instant,
for 4 few dags.
The NEHys HBHfBF, used only by hin,
destroys tie nerve Ritii3at pain.
This HEHVtHE, takes away The teBsis
bitty Of ths b5he and enables him to psff6rm
The operation Of plugging without pain As
strangers tBay doubt th6sa assertions, fsfsf.
eHse may be h4d 10 Msssfs. Phillips u Ian.
8ns AID 10 he following letter Of 81. Jt6hg,
Netg Dtlgaas, JtHy on 1914.
DH GA#4wBfsHF-DEHf Sir,
II Is with tha greatest pleasure that in
ifodue6 10 you ths bearer, DIT b. r. 8aiith, 4
Dentist Of high distinction Of this city. Dr.,
8 has resided here some i've years, add has
Justly, ! think, 0bt5iHad hi4h teB4tste "a for
professional pfobiiy end skill, add also tbs as.
tesfH Of all Who knee Rim.
Yoa can recommend him 70 your friends
with confidence, and | shall talks il as 4 per.
a6dai favor, II ye4 will interest yourself in
his behalf.
". STONE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03

THB MfbbBHtTBg In Boston carry their re-
ltginus delusion 10 The most tfehzied e8eeHs,
Tho exhibitions at their meetings are stated
to be The most singular and revolving chAfaes
ter, They resort to the most extfapagant
means Of producing excitement. holding free
quent meetings, in which alarming exhottas
tions ARE mingled with disgusting exercises,
in pretended imitation of examples drawn
from scripture. The Bangor Wing thus states
some Of the proceedings atthese meetings
zone exercise is for some Of them to get up-
on their hands and knees on the floor while
others sit astride their backs. Washing each
others feet-kissing and embracing each other
are ether forms. They have an exercise CALI
. d "hoiy rolling and another 'Slain Of the
Lord when they fall upon the aoor apPar-
entity helpless. In this state some Of Them
give warnings and relate visions, recite dog
grel rhymes. They have n method Of eS.
pressing Joy ty shouting and swinging Of the
arms and elapping Of hands. There Is the
holy dance ptaetised and the holly laugh
Frequent baptisins are observed-some at
midnight, and some personal. The latter has
recently been performed by certain worthy
and highly accomplished young women Jump
ing and rolling the pools of water by the road
side. Little children have been seized and
carried out into the night air and plunged INTO
a neighboring brook. Various means are re-
serted to for the purpose of making sacrifices.
woman took her rhiua tea set and broke
i; into small pieces. As a general thing they
refrain from labor, and dispose Of their prop
erty, apparently without thought Of its value,
or The labor and pains taking il demanded to
collect it. They consume their fences for fu-
no regard to regular hours ofrefresh-
ment or rest. And for all these things they
think they have the command ofGod."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-03
"nLAmrArlnn Mnn1etnna.

Ths subscribers, aware Of Tie importance
To Planters sad Physicians If having Med.
eiBss which can 81 fsiied IN be fhssH and
6EHUt1B, haFe taken particular care IN be
selection Of thslt stock. aBa from Tie arrange
l0sBts they have i88ds in London, Paiis and
New York. Tor receiving constant fresh sup
bliss, they win always he bfap4t6d to furnish
Planters ard Physicians With Medicines
which they viii guarantee Of superior quality,
StGKLB5 II 60, Druggists. no. "a Maya
EihH street
No. AZ sm 1916.