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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
NEW wACHES.
and Je wv ellery.

it,HE subscriber has Just received from Phi
- ladeiphia a uew ani speaisd assortment
Of articles IN his lias, 10 which be invites IA,
a'tration Of hi. friends and The pnhlic gene,
rally; anlong which a,e :he foil ,wins:
Fine Gold and Silver Lever and Verge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
Fall Trade, 1874.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGS
a. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFfS. PRRFEAE-
~, FANCY ARTICLES.

BRUSHES rFIILc. Ac- &C. &C.
ar anisa,s iFom Brsaen. Neu fesk. kr. &C
ws are aoE rfceiFl4g ouf Pal SaPPiy 81
Coods. esabFaeiag EsFs Asssy Sisek Il ever
ahiag ~ oar iiae. Oar 6ooos we're seirxted
AHA esPes al Ieierenre - the Wksiesais TTsxs,
beiae 81 he On IcEsT QuAIiTT. and b0aghs q
large gaamiifias ~ The LOWEST MARKET
PklcE. Ne are thsrrfore ready 70 compsie
Wiih ether Hoses. Meth o. senIh.
We respeei ally salseii . call or orter fram
al Merchaals sad Physisians xho are IN : at
q any Of lhe ARTICLES - sur liar Of hasinsss. 90
&c are Determined 10 sELl aKD TO TLEAsE
Beios ne ensmtraie leu leading ARTICLES, al
n wasrh. together with ever thins ~e eel,
we warraat 10 b. ~ the BEST QUALITY. and
a PRlIEs WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SAII2RAHTlNM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

rP-om SAILS Esrdisris, ldy cad il
Alan oil
G. camphor Terra De Selma
Opium umbef. Lampblaek
Sugar Lead kermiliian, RFonIss
cfesa Ta.tar I.iaseea OIL. Lamp OIL
faflaric Arid toi besi qaslHyl
Aces Tanaers OIi lbesl qua
cal.mei lkesll Iiyl
Sapr. Cor. soda Spanish Brown. yene
RhabaTb Ip~rse. Ialss iian Red
Masnesia. Qaicksi.seI Iaaieo (best fiotanl
soda Powders aad MaTilla)
Ssidlisz do Nader. coperas. Blue
BIls,m cepsEia Stone
Castle Soap LasweOd, csm~Ood.
Gam Arabic Redwood
Brimsioae cochincsl, Red Sanderi
Fiawer SULPHUR Cologne, Florida. ant
Sa phaie MaFphiae Toilet Water
Acetate do Extracts. QUO RISE
Mmiate DO Fancy Soaps
Su'ph q .iaiae Brushes II al kinds
Castor oil, Tin hotties Pepper, Mustard Spice
and banelsl Mace. Nutmegs. Cir
Sweet OIL do do ger,
Spirits TurprntIne do Glae, Iaks ef III kinds,
Best Salad Oil pity, Shoe Backing
Lifnoris lbest co'c9nal Snreiealaad Dental In
White Lead, I'm kegs sirnments aud Medl.
and dryl cal Books
I.iiharge. Red Lead Window Glass OF al
crome Green sizes
Crome Yellow Coach yarnish
Come Red Copal do
Paris Green Japan do
PFussian Blue &e. Sc.
TYLER a. HILL,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sycamore ST., Peiers5"g. Va.
Angust'24. 4i-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

EUsT RECEIVED and for sale by the sub,
% scriber,
Corn, Lirseed Oil,
Flour, Oil Cake.
Meal Picked Cotton,
Ralslns, Lime,
Figs, Tar.
Irish Potatoes,
A. MICKLE.
March IL, Ge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

bachelors had eeeh a good fine yankee girl,
The country Wonld improve much faster We
are very we'll however, as il Is. ] suppose
there are twenty men 10 one female.
intend sowing about ttenty acres In wheat
this fall, which will produce about 300 lush
els, which will support me for some time.
Our Legislature has just adjourned. after ma.
king some very whgles ONE laws. II the Uni'
ted State do not soon extend her laws over US,
We shall declare ourseiye s INDEPENDENT We
ary rapidly advancing and Oregon bids fair
to excel hernsiehborsth The other side Of the con
tineni Even with our small resources,
we are growing fast, and LOOT for q great al.
vancement when there ia capital brought into
.the country
Provisions are high at present, but will be
lover the present season. Beef is worth 30
per hundred, -four "a, pork s12 80, lard and
butter zoe per pound, and cheese the same.
Fhis country has The advantage over the pro.
dnGing States, viz. The stock "a fed wholly by
pasture. They range The whole winter and
are never housed. There are aeorhs In nBufl-
dance for the swine. You have only the trou.
bic &c hiliing and cutting up your beef for
market 10 be sure the rivers are mot in a
good stale for navigation at present, bat d
small A mount win make them %. Vessels
ascend as high as Livanton on The Willamet,
within ten miles Of the Willamef F8lts; and
vessels drawing less than 8 feet can come with.
in three miles Of the Willamet iown@aahm
Mass J Gazthe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

MORE ABOLITION TEANsAcTIoNs.-We
learn from the Louisville Courier that a
v5lu4ble negro man belonging to Senator
JOHNSON, Of Louisiana, was spirited away"
on Tuesday morning last by the aboIitionists
Of Cincinnati, shortly after The arrival Of the
honorable gentleman at that place, on his way
from Washington city. Soon after the disap-
peaFalice of The boy, Mr.. ]. received a letter
from him, in which he returned thanks to Mr..
and Mrs J. for the kind manner il which
they had always treated him, and s ating that
on bis arrival in Cincinnati he had been in
formed that he was a free man by the laws OF
Ohio, and that be chose to avail himself Of this
opportunity of securing his freedom. The
Courier with Indignation asks: " How long
will the citizens Of Kentucky and the South
ern States continue 50 blind to their etenrests
as to assist in the building up and enriching a
place, which the citizens OF or numbers of
them at leastl are continually warning against
their rights, and whenever an opportunity Of
fers, Of stealing their property?"--Lerington
Observer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
A nm u

Mrs. A. H. FUERrHs grateful 10 those who
have patT0nized her since her arrival in this
fity respectfully informs her friends and tho
public generally, that owing to The s]0lliGlta-
tons OF several Of her friends, she has taken
Mr.. BFun0t's house, lately occupied by Mr..
Dewey, whefe she opened on The first Of
April, a sehpl for The reception Of females,
exclusively. All The branches constituting
a polite edaeation will be taught in The
French and English languages. She intends
80 devote particular care to The former not
only ~ theory but III practice, being vel,
aware That this important branch Of education
has loo often h66n neglected.
She hopes that her experience IN tho art Of
teaching u FL obtain her q share 0f patronage,
having been fin three years principal # one #
Tho iaTgCst Cema6 pNbiig schools in NJ Orleans.
Great attention will be paid 10 the ddport
men', and proper nss Of language Of bsr pf-
pills both in and out 81 school, If possible /;
their morals in general will call forth her
deepest interest. For terms, rules and hours
please call at her present residence, or Of the
school after the lat Of The month.
20 Tbs number Of pupils will be limited.
REFERENCES
ReV. r II Dlffsnw6fth, Louis Shoppers, Fen,
Hon Judge Tessier. IL Bgnnezaze, Esq,
Amos Adams, Esq, J. Bohler, Esq,
Capt Newr0mb, James Bfnuof, Esq.
u. D. Avery, Esq. John Phillips, ESD.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Rev w A Scott, Hon. ]. Baldwin, Hon Judge
Canongs, ] A Maybin. Esq, Rev ] Twit.
eheli, Dr.. J W Pieton, 8 ] Peters. $50, A
Mathews, Esq.-New Orleans, La.
M4rrh 22, 1s45 7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Will be sold BY II. LApoUE, a0ctionseq, D,
Saturday the Sd May nexf, 1s45, al t5o
Court House 10 the town Of Baton Rouge, al
the hour Of ~ o'clock A. Nd, the following
described property, 10 wit
Two lots Of ground in the town Of Baton
Rouge, being lois no. 6 and 7, square no. 4,
on north Boulevard street, having each a front
nj sizty feet, by a depth Of one hundred and
fifty feet FrcnCh measure.
Also. fourteen acres 6f land situated in the
town u Baton Rouge. together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon, desipna
ted on The 6guraliVs plan deposited by r. D.
Nowromb in the Parish Judges office as nos.
"a and 25
The properly above described 10 be sold for
the purpose Of satisfying a legal mortgage
thsre0ns in favor Of Ilortense CapdevlIs now
H0rtense Artns.
Tsrms-ons fifth each, the balance at six.
twelve eighteen and twgnty-lour months, in
notes bearing mortgage, with sIz per cent IN
iefest from date TIL maturity, and eight per
annun interest from maturity tll final pay
tnent. Act Of sale before John Reid, notary
public, at The expense Of The purchaser.
march ~, 1s45 &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
From the New York Sun of March rs.

FIVE LIVES LOST ~!-Erpbsion eta bomb shell
in the ctty.-Fatal Accidenf.-Yesterday after
noon at half past four o'clock, while Mr. Ed.
Duvall, housesmith and Iron Founder, Charl-
ton st., lO2, was receiving into his foundry a
quantity of bomb shells purchased of the U. S
Navy Department, one of them which through
the most culpable neglect had been left with
a charge in it, exploded, killing FIVE persons,
including Mr.. DuvaIl himself, and shattering
all the windows IN the vicinity.-Mr. Price,
builder and Mason, was in a one horse wagon
near Mr.. Duvali's, and was instantly killed,
his wagon shattered and his horses head
blown Off Richard Broderick, q youth who
was passing, was also killed on I e spot.
Samuel Vincent, apprentice Of Mr.. Duvall,
had both his legs blown of, and was other
wise nangled. The fifth person killed was
a lettes carrier in the employ of the u. S. Des-
patch post, who was standing near Mr. Du-
valI's place at the time. His name we nave
not ascertained. People in the vicinity de-
scribe the shock of the explosion as being
most terrific, resembling an earthquake. The
untortuRa ate victims of the disaster were torn
in a dreadful manner pieces of human flesh
were picked up at a distance Of one or two
hundred feet from the spot. There were twelve
shells in all weighing on an average
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

Tho London correspondent Of the Boston
Atlas thus notices the agreeable intelligence
there Of the payment by Pennsylvania Of The
interest of her public debt
The packet ship Patrick Henry, which ar
rived at Liverpool last week, brought the
gratifying intelligence that Pennsylvania has
at last paid the state interest due on the Lat
February. The news caused the ifveliest
qualification amongst the moneyed circles m
This city, and has, indeed, done a great deal
towards e%ffacing tho stigma which has 50 long
rested upon the American name in conse.
quenoe of the regulating States, What a
consolation it would have been to the Rev.
Sydney Smith, # he had lived to hear the joy
full news The reverend gentleman, during
the iasttwo or three years, wrote more bitter
ly and severely against reputation, the Uni.
led States. and the dishonesty Of Americans,
than all other englishmen together and now
what good did it do! Pennsylvania has paid
her i~nieaest, and yet Sydney Smith cannot
touch even one mill OF it. The Rotschilds,
Barings and other foreign creditors, never
clamnred half so loudly aud spitefully for their
millions, as Sydney Smith did for his paltry
mills.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

PFtMtuhs.~Our friends, The Baion Rouge
Editors, viii please mention, that IN addition
10 the cher premiums offered nj the Fair, We
will give a bound volumne OF the PLANTERS
BANTEr, IN the quart6 form, containing Judge
MCCalgb's address Al The last Fair, &c, for
tho best sample nf ihFgbH Or reFled Srib, Of
Louisiana production also a ]yOluinne for the
beet sample Of Louisiana Cocuous md d
"oIumns for tho best article or T'roatiee on
tho manufacture If Si~gar-notieinr the ya.
rinas improved methods introduced Of late
Planters banner.
III We had few more persevering and liberal
men, like WILSON, In the rause, Louisiana
would soon ranh with her sisters in The en-
enlargement Of tho aris and srisnros. Some
men, nuet either rule or ruA, any cause in
which they arc engaged-with them their
sole object Is self but friend NJ lsun's H.
terea'. ia the present instance, Ia pure disin-
torestednsss and ajnsirs to benefit his age
and generation The time for holding The
Fair l. ApDroachIng rapidly. Will not The CT.
" press show sainu interest in the mcasnrs.
II might benefit them and their readers In the
country. moro than they think Of. There will
be no bddies' Bdsta this year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
4 or IdufsfANA

PARISH OF East BAToN Rouee.
Whereas Daniel D. Avery curator Of the
absent heirs Of the Estate 81 the late Sarah
Mannan decreased and William Roach de-
ceased, has fled IN the office Of the Clerk Of
sad Court his final account Of administration
Il said Estate.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons
Interested TO show cause within the legal De.
lay. why The said accounts SHOULD not be- ar
proved and honioIogated and made the Jndp-
rnent Of said court, and the curator discharged
from said trust as prayed for.
CH, TESTER, r. j.
Attest, 4. WINTHROP, Clerk.
no 8 mach 20 Is45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
LETTERS FROM OREGON

The following brief extracts from letters
written by a young townsman of ours, resi-.
ding in Oregon, are not without interest:
WiH1nlet Falls. July 10, 1s4A
/ should Ii e to have you here, but do not
think you could content yourself to live in
summer. and especially the spring Is delight.
full. It is now the 18th Of July and we have
had garden vegetables over a month. The
crops look fine, and all promises well
for the future
This is a fne country for a poor man, that
II he keep himself employed, But, I will own,
il is 40 place for q lady. think If the old
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
R~zmARK1B1s OPERArroH FOR THE CURE OF

REMARKABLE OPERATION FOR THE CURE OF
CoNsUmPTI N.-1he Medical Gazette con-
tains an article from the peas of Dr. Hastings
and Mr. Robert Storks, surgeon, descriptive
Of a remarkable operation for the eure Of the
consumption by the perfoFation Of the cavity
Of the lungs through the walls Of the ches',
It consists in making an opening between The
ribs into the cavity which flrins in the lungs
during the latter stages of consumption. The
immed ate effects Of the operation (Which re-
quires only few seconds for its performance,
and which causes but slight pain,) in the case
in question was The diminution OF The FREE
quency Of the patients pulse, which fell in
twenty four hours from l20 to 6s freedom of
respiration, whirh bad been very distressing
SYMPTOM loss of cough and expectoration.
both On which had been very severe. This
operation, which has established the possibili.
ty of curing this hitherto fatal disease, appears
to have been completely successful. The re-
port Of the condition OF the patient a month at.
ter it's performance being, that he was rapidly
regaining his fash and strength, whilst his
respiration had become natural, and his pulse |
had fallen to eighty. and his cough and ex-
psctoration had wholly ceased
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
BATON ROUGE.

The Gosefts-- Our T~cr7ns-FfoD aad after
hts date we shall Invariably charge as Col.
For one years subscription iG paid
previous to expiration If term, 90 90
n paid after, and the trouble og run
Ming after 81, q 90
Advertising and sab. by tho year, 20 90
Cards Of Doctors, Lawyers, &c. per
year, - 90
Advertising per square 10 lines 10
cunstitutute n square, one insertion, 90
Every subsequent insertion, 50c.
Announcing a candidate for public
office, (f a subscfIbrr) " 90
Announcing do, tnon-subscrtter,) IS 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NOTICE

The public are cautioned not to trade fol
or negotiate a note endorsed by me in favor Of
James Kannard, about the end of Nav q,
first of June 1874, for the amount Of $40
as ii was given for the purpose Of renewing a
note in the Bank Of Louisiana. which object
was not effected. I therefore will not paw
said note.
S April 1915. DANIEL subway
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARIsH OF LIVINGSTON.

All persons having claims against the sue,
cess7n Of David Hill deceased, viii please
present the same Immediately duly authenti.
Gated, and all those indebted are hereby no.
lifted to make immediate payment to the I'm.
dersigned.
EDMUND N. CHAMBERS.
no 8 to lS45 Curator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
"Rs;oioe not phen thine easaau t4liefh.'

Scarcely a month has elapsed since tho
Democratic Adroeate saw onsns IN the falling
Of he ,phig pole, on the 4th Of march. 1t was
stated that the p,le had fallen and broken to
pieces, on the ~inausuratiou day, through the
effects OF the storm, bat h was not 80. 4
worthy neirhbor, thinking he could use it to
bet,e7 advantage, chopped II down. But what
omens can we ioreaee By the falling Of the
dsmocraic pole, on the Anniversary Of president
Harrison's death, just one month afterwards,
during a storm-Aad the refractory eagle'
which when the pole was mounted would
turn III back TO Texas, much to the NORTH,
cation Of it's owners come down with a crash
and break It's wing in the promisas.ofa wing,
we viii say no more, it is not our intention to
revive party feeling, but merely let our neigh
bors know, that if we we're unfortunate and
thew victorious, they ought to '4hroD q linls
earth for charity"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
HEAVY LTNsEYs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE COURT.
n ~

-7V D"V"FV sNVVgV'
Whereas Stephen Henderson, admrnistra.
tor to the estate Of II. A. 3. Mu-senden, de-
ceased, has filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Court an account of bis administration
In said estate.
Notice is hereby given to- all persons inter-
ested to show caHse within ten days from the
publication Of this notice, why the said &C.
count should not be approved, and homoIoga-
ted and made the Judgment of the Court.
CHI. TESTER, P j.
Attest: A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
march 90 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
NOTICE.

The undersigned would most respectfully
INFORM The public and citizens generally, that
he has opened a Livery Stable near the Meth.
odst church, Wbere he constantly keeps on
hand an assortment Of The best riding hor-
ses, with several good buggys to hire at mod
crate rates. lie hopes by his strict attention
to business to receive The support of the pub
lie.
There will also be Kept 1t all times a few
good horses for sale, at very low prices for
cash, or to p~unctual men on short time.
JORDAN HOLT.
no 8 march 90 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
SALE ar

VIII pc sold at public sale, at the Courf
House IN the town Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 3D. May next, at IL %o'ClocE.
A NJ, by Fl JANouE auctioneer.
Eleven lots Of ground situated in that part
Of the town laid out by AnthoHg Grass. known
~ the Jackson Garden, divided into lots ~
per plan deposited at The Parish Judges office.
Terms-One fourth cash. the balanss A.
one, two and three years, for notes endorsed
10 the satisfaction a. the vendor, payable in
bank, and bearing mortgage until final pay.
inent. Acts Of sale before John Reid, notary
public, at The expense 81 the purchasers.
march 90, 1876 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

From WAsMtNeToa-Ihe work Of pros.
eriptton is going on gradually, though slowly,
We copy the following Iist from Che Nation
al lnteIIrgeueer of the lob March.
NM Miller transferred from Second AZ
sistant Postmaster Gepera) TO be the
Third Assistant Postmaster General, vice
John s Skinner, removed.
William Msdill, Of Ohio, TO he Second As
sisiant Postmaster General, vice N Il Mi.
Ter transferred ae above.
OK Gardner, to be Postmaster Of this city,
vice William Jones, removed.
Peter q Washington, To be Auditor ofthe
Post Office Department vice Mathew 81.
Clair Clarke, removed.
Seth Barton, of Louisiana, to be Solicitor
Of the Treasury, vice e d Penrusc, rcmoy-
ed.
Robert Rantoul, to be Attorney of the u.
nited States for the District OF Massachusetts,
vice Franklin Dexter, removed.
Marcus Morton, tn be Col 'ctor for the
port of Boston, vice Lemuel Williams, re-
moved.
Isaac II Wright. tobe Naval Ofiter for
the same port, vice ] Vincent Brown, re-.
Gen. Mcneil, to be Surveyor Of the same
port, vice -Grafon, removed, &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

FESHE Races over the Fashion Course will
commence on the first Wednesday ia
May ext, and continue four days
Ist Day-5waspestake for two year oldg
last Spring-miIs heats ~s.sntrance 300, g..
felt S25-Cfeoles Of Louisiana and Missls-
sippi, TO carry Two year old weights, 10 1ams
and close the day before the race.
81 Day--Thtee mile b~eats--pursa gJ5n
az follows $3.50 cash and q plate Stake adj
ded of a fine silver pitcher and a dozen Of
silver tnmblers-ehtrabcs If Ten per cent on
tho cash amount, and for tho plate in proper.
ton 10 tho number entered to run-~aIl horses
tbs age Of four years, and upwards, will car.
~ l0OOIbs., those under that age will garry
there entitled weights 10 rule.
81 Dsy--Two mile heais-purse $3.50
free for Al ages, 10 rules.
4db ay-Propfietofs purse, e~10O~-best
three In iys@-to be added a fine saddle, brj.
die &e. Of Buast's mahe~sama rules as for
the silver plate.
JNO. G. WALKER, Proprietor.
Port Hudson, March /, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
LOST OK MIsLAID.

lost OR MISLAID.
An account against the parish Of West Ba.
Ton Rouge Tor The sum Of thirty dollars $500
for one months services az guard Of the con-
vlCts ON The road from Jam8s Degali TO Ba-
yon Crosse Tete, from about the twentieth
Of August TO the twentieth September 1S43,
said account was drawn in favor NJ Milton
Bur gess and approved by Capt. II. Kean.
Alison one other account for The sun Of (271
twenty=seyen dollars; dated Same time ii Ja-
buary 1914. IN favor Of Milton Burgess for
services rs guard Of tho conviCts, and lppro.
we'd By Capt II. Tate. The above described
cI8tms wefs missing about The last Of June
OF fret Of July last past 1874
PATRICK AHERN
The State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of West Feliciana.
Personally appeared before me George
Cook, . JUSTICE Of The peace, in and for said
parish a9d state, duly commissioned and
sworn, Patrick Ahern, who being swert, nc.
eording 10 laW; says the above and foregoing
statements are correct and true.
PATrttB AHEEH.
Sworn u and subscribed before me this
25th day Of Januafy ls45.
g. COOK, Justice Of The peace.
Tho public are hereby notified not IN trade
for the above described warrants which have
never been endorsed or assigned by me, as
The payment Of The same has been stopped.
NJ. BURGESS.
March 90, 1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

The subscribers, aware Of the Importance
to Planters and Physicians Of having Medi-
cines which can be relied on al rREsH and
GENUINE, have taken particnlar care in the
selection Of their stock, and from the arrange
tnents they have made in London, Paris and
New York, Tor receiving constant fresh sdp-
plies, they will always be prepared to furni,h
Planters and Physicians with Medicines
which they will guarantee Of superior quality.
SICRLES & Co, Druggists No. "a Maya
zine street.
No. 4s On Is45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

The municipal election In Now 0rionnt,
strictly on party ground, shows decided
gain 10 behalf Of the wings. The General
Council stands ok wings and Six democrats,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

REPUBLICANS BANaER-This sterling ~hfg
journal, published at Nashville, Tennessee,
b,s pagsed into The hands of Gen. Washing
,on Barrow, late charge d'affaires to Portu-
-.l Mr. B. Is am able champion Of The Wig
s,u,s. and will do good service IN the present
,,,,as, in that state. We are glad to hail
49, a,nearance Of so efficient a la5oFer 10 the
fald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

TrENE>ttE.-Tbe sbia Convention assem-
bled III Nashville on the 20tEl March,, nomiHa.
ted the Hon Epbarsim K Foster 40 their can.
drdtIo for Governor at tho eneuing election
in that Slate.