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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
.sLaA.

IL bbHsft aspire ii exchange ~ .s,5ars
]biilliant ard lasting glory These afB nUs
thH bFHaefitigal declarations VI sftatDbltibBH
man HgBHlta tt hide Fia real objects fl0n the
public visW, aud / shall np suJEsf sntef The
Blly Of Mexico than | will tuavnbs an asseinn
by, Hniy elected by ali the voters 10 the
States aid clothed Wllt unlimited authority
Tor the purpose IF fsuiHs IIthg the GoYBfh@
5et4 accord NJ t8 thn viii Of tho pBHpl ?, All
siasaes oi sfglslY-lhs CletEYt the tnIliiatyt
The HHaEistihfyt lie leatiisd pfoiessIbts' COILS
mBFte4 Industry and agriculture VII be faBa
resented N tti3 assembly and lfan tie iBg@
mant IL meets oil puWef will eeass 10 exist,
except sheh IS may atnalale Ii0rt its Happy
them st Haging rBilsEieHtieusiy d sehatEea my
day. | shall either retire IL private Iiiu, OF /
shall ask Tie privilege Of marching 10 The
frontier iu encounter tie usUrpets 81 or ters
ritofg and tie e]Betniss If our Independence
and prosperity"
tigffera's administration has been uYofs
tbtU8t, u 1t by the uegPla bit b. Tia army
lie aIuia nfslufian baHds Wfiiti elevated hin
10 t1H ef aud When also elevated end uEefa
lire = 3aHta anna If44sd ttt3te Ia lg 'peUz
plaH ~ MaAiE9, 10 lhe sBnss Sc u e HE term,
lie inhabitants Il tie country consist u but
tto glasses, Tie Europeans aud their desgeIi-
dants and Tie lnliaus. The latter 4 eiylbEed
tBue eWplBI cd ~ aafIeui ute, tie nisettaDte
ats, IN which they aktsl, 80 The fdtnpt
ATE, almost all IT I 4ait, either military titsti o.
politicians. the military tish greatly pfspgtls
dbfatli4 -tiHte bs rtgt az 1t la said, something
itAs twenty thatsana oil 5efs, or about oha ois
fitef Tor every four 81 Eve soldiers. The liz
diatls are slaves ipt HgHllhaiiY l. "a ttueg bht
| really aavEtthalHsps They de- not intE WIlh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

"The Commercial Review Of the South.
west and, South and West. This is the
name Of a new periodical lately started II ",
Orleans by J D 3 DeBow, for the advocacy Of
the interests Of this portion Of the United
States. While immense appropriations have
beep made for other paris Of the Union, the
South and the sonlh.N vest has been grossly
neglected. The advocacy Of our rights
through such a w7rE as the one now before
lis, ought TO receive IRE encouragement Of ev-
cry li~beral-niRce. AN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
A oFLOUlsfANA.
Parish Of East Baton Roogo-probats Court

Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Probste Court.
Succession Of Philip boyle decd.
BY vlfture Of an order from the Hon. the
Judge Of the Probate Court, in and for tho
parish of East Baton Rouge will be sold By
The undersigned Parish Judge Il ex-oficio
AutionGer al the Court house in the tow
Of Baton Rouge on Tuesday the 10Th day Of
February 1916 between The usual hours of
sale, the following described property belong.
ing to tho estate Of the late Phillip Boyle dec,
10 wit, Lot no. % in square No. q. situated
in that part Of the town If Baton Rouge
Laid out BY AuberL AIso a certain square
Of ground situated near ths Town Of Baton
Rouge in that section known az suburb
Gras5e designated on the plan laid out by
Messrs. Gates g. Newcombe az square no. g.
Terms, The said property to be sold on
a credit Of one ~ two years; the purchaser To
give his notes well endorsed with mortgage
retained and bearing s per cent interest from
due ill final payment.
Jan. 10 Oh. TESTER P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

II will b. noticed lhai an unusual quantity
At split tickets were pollod, hence Sparrow,
the uh3g candidate for Lt. Governor obtained
30 votes moro than MIR, Land n.y., his com.
although Isaac Johnson obtained 20l
over hts wing competitor Mr.. Debuys.
n D. Avery Esq wbig, was elected re-
preventative, and Jas. ~. Fowler, whjg,
the we'll mer,ted popularity Of these
two candidates, waved all party politics
among their personal friends, aud they were
triamphanl)y elected. Every thing passed off
very quietly and in good feeling, VerP
few strict parry tickets were pollcd-henca
NJ party q~oarrs's io9& place on The occasion.
II Yves, Baton Rouge, 1 SMALL vote was
also polled, ard a large number of spill tick
wore poled. Gen. w. DabuYs obtain-
s6SeQai, ovar Judge Johnson, and Sparrow
cave B&amc vote owe Landry. VilIen-
and AdoaisA (3em) vas elected sher fl,
Peyronaiu, Coos Wig. CLERK, John L
Representative. Casd yalnont Hobert,
received % minority Tor sSef Adams. j..
10 IoaFFitle, We Rnie-stSM
aaFe tTtamphaaay carried the RlSA wings
except Sheriff Fasain Bapray and De
~Dayenpor, Esq have bsaa elected Rabrs.
seatadres. G $ Rousseau SaeriE; Henr,
"orsh2n. Coraaeri Adoais PatI:, cleFE
Christopher adams, u. Esq. has been elact-
60 Senator fr tbe county Of I3arvtlle, b.
; snail majority.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA,


Parish of East Baton Rouge-Probate Court
BY virtue Of an order from the Honorable
Probate Court ia and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, will be sold by the undersign-
ed Parish Judge, and Ex-offiicio auctioneer,
at the Courthouse door, in the town of Baton
Rouge, on Saturday the 28th day of February
1916, at II O'Clock NJ. the following describ-
ed property belonging to the succession of the
late Oran Dewey deceased, to wit
A tract of land situated in the parish of
Livingston, three miles below Galveston on
The Ante River, adjoining the lowerline of
Benjamin Keys, containing two hundred and
forty seven acres.
Terms If Sale.
One half cash, and the other half PAYABLE
in one year from the day of sale, in note well
endorsed to the satisfaction or the administra-
,or, ard mortgage retained until final pay
meat.
CHI. TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
-EIlE

The fret DAY, Monday, wae one q The most
toistrfoua and rainy. It has been our!ot 10
w,taesa. There eremed 10 10 q perfect war
eaging among the elemenh Those only
VITO lv i yIose 10 the foils could de-.
feetta their votes. hence a We y ANAL vo,e
was pol'ad, eajy - at The Platas aud twelve
al Manehsst On Tuesday the weatherwes
eta unpleasant and botater9us, which kept
tevst raj ofthe tndomjtable democratic u Bar
tote precinct from reaching the poll-orarg
basou aud creek was IN beautiful awning ar,
der On Wednesday, however, All those who
tculd reach Baton Eonge Deposited their w e
b. thta preeinct-623 yutes we're polled as
fellows.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
go

5'rayaA or Steisa from tho plsnlatiou Of
Amos Adams, E.q' IN this parish. bright
1ly lt9rsg about IS hasds higd, reached mano
no marks rsGolIactsd. Whoever viii return
said horse 10 he undersigned, will receive
| the above reward. AMOS ADAMS.
December 10 As.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

SrrLE OF HAZE DEEssINe IL SWITZERLAND
i, The amusing and instructive correspan-
~ "a D g." Of the Newark Advertiser,
laEErSef dated at Zurich il Switzerland,
,ra387 9 soc nanhef -nf dressing hair, BY
.srhe yoaSs9ns, asfolie"s :
5abipd viii fgo Is wear their hair braided
thiFd being compose&s Only Of hair the
white cotton cloth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
i A OF

Probate Conrt-Parish Of E. at Baton Rouge.
Mary Karny, widow Of Samuel McKaeeIy
deceased, having presented 10 the above
court a petition to be appointed administra-
trix to the succession of her late husband
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern 10 show cause within ten days why
the prayer Of said petition should not be gran.
ted-Jan. 7 1916 L. FAVR0T. p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
BATON ROUGE,
nArtnbAr. Ian MY a4h 1a4o.

gAFtHbAv, Ian Rty a4'lh la4o,
tsa fa4siie Der T'sftat= From abd sttst
his data we shall invariably charge A. fuls
tNs
TOR one years subscription II raid
previous 10 expiration Of term, 10 We
H paid anaf. and tie trouble uf tuha
htua AFTER 1T ' Wv
Ads s~rtisiHs end cab. by ihe year, j" w
GaFtRa Of uuetets, Lawyers. Sc tFf
year, = 's
Advertising pet square 10 iiHss 70
eohs.ituteta aaanstss ChaiusHftiBni wv
Fvsrr subsequent insertion, e0o'
Announcing q candidate for FHtHe
ptiaa. &C a shbFetthtr) ~
AnhHuHHls1e Do. (hbnssaHsHrtbetD 10 ="
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

Efw U~aLfAHa. We must ~HtAbowledgs
bet lie vote II he atova naned cry has
pof duifptlp deceived es, We expected bet
teF thifea aft'rnt Datu}s tssfdphte. IL
sttsd Of 1000 maigtity iot him, ~ bic fifnds
led us TO believe, 1t gave 346 against bin
The res II that wttg defeat was tee
raiyei hrte eb Wednesday morning and
eanied considerable The ptjpt Of tie Wigs
I ha loroa have elected iheit whole ssnalnlt.
Al fit kst anil eleven out IL nineteen rsBfeA
zaptaif,es. as fvilews ] W Emith, Thee
Eactsr1a, If d Ogden, I W Farrar, Ar.
b,aat Pins. Jules Cassafh Z BeaNfagafdt
uhirs. ] N Lea, II Il Kelly, ] n Carti-
ban, W ] yareoa. II II Eps'lahd, GomnR'
Barte. Charles Gayarrs. 7 Cah'ghg. boeiS
y. Martin. 4 Tbaafd, y y Reifaud y N'tB'
isHtnfprds
Con j L lewis, is elected shsfiT
Capt y ettiaR, Coroner.
We understand hat A. liBllitt i6teods
taapatasl The ssat Of Mt terka On the
etapnd thai votes admitted frrtn The second
district gave the latter az illegal htpitfity,
WFsf FfLtrtlHA - r Marie, senator
tyuns and tngh Representatives., e II Iurty
sHpf,E q u CeIlins. CIafksG Long, Cafot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

HOUSES IL LOTS FOA SALE.
Tile taa Story ttidk house aud ~ u
ffoptd Oh Church sifsFt, occupied by Chas.
A I'LL asa store
Also lie rfane ssife k1ttss and lol Hdj9ir@
Ing OCCUPIED Nv Col A H4tLi, as q Tafs-
Ii Use Aisp fRy IG's ii Etou0d opposite The
rssdsHeg OF Captain u Newabhb. Amply
PtittLlFH IL LANDUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

At q meeting held al FfoehIlpbaf' eofae-
house in New 0rlpans. on Monday The
t2lh instant, The fellow ing resolution, among
others, was adopted,
Resolved, THAT tho labor Of the e]onyjets
Of Tho pebitahtIBfF at Hsta1 Rouge should
not ID permitted to tnlna into competition
with Tia labuf 81 tie mechanics gf New Or
leans, and that The Legislature should pass
such laws ~ viii wholly prevent The sale u
vi such articles manufactured by the eona
viati, az Bfa also manufactured BY The me-
slanies Of this city
The meeting was large and enthusiastic,
and addressed by J w Smith, Esq, maht-
bsr II the Legislature, elect, u Byfns. q
Johns and nf,Iamss Jones,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

Lrreu Jaw tn ~FbohfbAs=Thn notorious
nsgfo thief YfoaAH, whose arrest IN Rahsf
eeunlyt Ga was noticed Il lev dtys Hgus WIS
snmmaFtly banged by The uitt8ahB Of Florida
on the 81. II appears That Ys8uiai had been
brought before Judge Warren Oh 4 writ If HA.
BaAa eaHPua, and discharged He wac ito
mejiately fa=7freEted, and under charge OF
Maaafs. Mallory, HFfua9tl aud Adams, SON
Ypysd at once to Florida TN bs way thftlf
ef. he confessed 10 ihs gentlemen IL tfHBse
charge he was, that he was pHs ri an organ
taed yang of negro thiFyas ami bufdafsfs-
that during the Florida Yar, they had ehffiea
nn their operations undrt The gtisp Of indians,
and that HiuHa tho war tisy bed staisa me-
grges IN Thomas aud Low n5eH counties Cen.
and IaiTafstA Gugptg. Fanfida, TO the valus 0t
10000, lie confessed his crimes In detail,
aud offered them 1000 eaab, for hts release,
alleging that II carried to Floflda, he knew
lu would be untetem0nioHalY Hanged,
On his arrival il Jefferson elttuly, Florida,
the c]ittssnH asaemblgd 70 Ibv Bunbef of niue
.ty. and after ait Investigation of tbs faetp.
took a formal vote, witch F~esattei sixf yapag
en- IN favor Of hanging, and twebtYsthrBe a
.gainstii. Faanan was accordingly exoGu=
tod Mt Il u'elofk on The ID mat The prin.
etpal reaaoa Tor his summary execution of The
law vas, lie insecurity of Their iiilF, aud lie
fact Of ha having abanl Of aefo.npliGes Ia tbH
community, who would, II all probability,
have effected n ]relosee. A reward of y 1000
has already been offered by the ]ettizgnB fr
the arrest Of others knoWnlo DO conn ated
with him who bBa already suffered, Que Vi
those implicated was arrested Il few days
since, we arc informed, near Nnwfon. BAKER
Co. Gaorg "a, and afer The infection of rs
Iaehes, released on The pledge thai he would
Icaya tho State in i've hours Soeannsb Rs.
nAk ktgan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

agHtNAnY ron YouFe LAbIEs'
Conducted BY
f4aa ~ M4as wndnuuFFs

MHsl FtsHHH " Miss 9oBHpFF
4'bs asA session Or This insttthtiga satas
f4spsed 81 the hfst Monday In October, lha
isaabsrs Wsuia not fail 10 express Their graft
tadp, for ihs patronage With whieh they haVs
bsah favored sines TIE establishment 81 ms
school IN Baton Rouge. and hope ihat thel
%1etiring eEsFtions for the improvement ~
Ibsir pupils, viii secure 4 tohliBtiAnss Of W"
same 10 future,
Fhs central and spacious BuiIdinK on
Church htfsei, has been purchased by u
friend Of education for The Use Of The school
The study and recitation feams are large
and yell arranged. Instead Of d loiHmuh dor
nilsfy, The young lsdiss wiiI be provided
With airy and pleasant 766nis, Intended 10 ah'
6tn 1adsts four eAsht The grounds are sha
Nv and eomru9dlous, Paftieuiaf atisbH6a
viii be paid 70 tte physical, as veil as 10 Tbs
| moral and intellectual education Of The Pu@
pills.
II ID he eish eftHs issshsfs 70 unite In
| their Institution lhg t~othf5ris and advantages
Of il home education. with Thorough sehe0ls
f8am discipline
FRIDAY ef each week IL devoted 20 reviews
| ptpils Afelhs6 questioned pf6uissB5usiy apeh
lhs lessons they have learned during the week
| aitbar by die teacher OF others who HaAY be
present The friends d d patrons Of tb"
| school afs iu9itpd a. n attend on that day or ~
any hour during school exercises
The departmental music. v6eal and ihsifa-
mental. Is under The 6lafKB Of Dr.. GrunsbstE.
| Ills talents ~ a performer and instructor are
IT too high ah order t5 need sommshdaiioht
The course efstadies will be as follows
pHtMAHr CbhHs,@Resaingt spelling wTis
ting, Geography and Arithmetic
]tftsakR Cb4ssss~gsoefaphy With Tbs ass
Of globes. HistotY, Ancient end f%ooaefnt
pfaetieat aud mental arithmetic natural and
moral philosophy, grammar and composition.
astronomy. chemistry, rhetoric, Ethics, Algss
bra and Euclid
TERMS.
Board and tuition per auhip, 700
Day scholars per quarter, 70 ~
French 10 y
Extra charges for wasting per mtntht !
For bed and bedding, l
Ornamental nssdiezwefk free Of charge.
Music nm the piano per quarter -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
II MARKETS.

COTTON.-6t 90, extremes.
SUGAR. 10 st cents.
FLOUR-Ohio can be had in any guam
tity at S. per barrel.
PROYISIONS.-ArriyalB are 30 largo that
the market is completely unsettled, and as
the boats have not been able TO discharge
untitta day (20tt) no sales Of any conse-
quence have been made.
The gentlemen composing the board Of
managers of the Agricultural Far Bali, are
requested to meet at + Musselman's, on
Tuesday evening next at z O'Clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
FREDERIC ARBOUR.

J. T. BEAUREs4RD, surgeon-dentis, pnpilof
the celebrated DIR. Knapp, having settled for
some time in this town, offers his services in
the various branches Of This profession to the
inhabitants of fast and West Baton Rouge.
He holds his Office at the house occupiedby
Dr.. Yasquez, opposite Mr.. Mayer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

We are nov rgreiging direct from tho rtan
ufacturers in the NORTH, \ beautiful assofta
nest Of gents Calf aewod Bfogans. with
Pump and Boot soles,
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

The sun, ealm and neural L1hdnH pa
Bpr. stnis np, gs iallaWs, q lsW Of the feet@
eniBqs Whieh England bears In mind t. 1rgh
her onward ii any dispute 9th Americas
lstl In The vars between England and The
United statss, England htF had Iittls to
b8Ast Of. q IN The war NJ Independence,
Crest britain f5sl her ]tol8niHs and was gretl.
Il h]antIai u. III Ire #aF 1919 she aghiet-
"a some tfiampbs, but suffered greatly on the
lakes aud in ths einala phran1 aFs ot lie
ueead, which AZ Ill arranged Paaeg only
covered, 1 England has no victories 70
tuast over the Ansfi aHR, which wtll ailaa
tie exhibition II tnaEaaaiai1gs in3Ifafsnt7
4. Payments is due for the iufuada nf The
BYmpathisefs Oh the peateabla Inhabitants II
Canada o. The Americans thWafttd the
views Of England IN the annexation Of Tex.
M. 7. The Intention Of the Americans to
seine upon other territories to which they
have no siaim, g. The inability Of Tue
American government to control lie hostility
Ut Tie people towards EtglHHi. d. Tie
Monopoly af the Fur trade with China stid
other commercial facilities, should the Amer.
leans obtain Oregon 10 The certainty Of
The Americans possessing California and he
ultimate annexation Of MsHitut H. The
pfebable occupation If Cuba and the ultts
mate conquest Of The West lndias by tie
| A Americana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that be cor.
ttnpss II york Al tbs above business VI hja
old stand on MaiD Ht. near the Msthodlst
Church, whsfo he viii DO happy 10 fstsits
the patronage Of hs friends and the public.
lie has always ON hand a ina assortment Of
tin ware, Cutters and spotits m4ds and pcs
no in the shortest order. Stove pipe all
Kind 81 sin, copper OF sbsai iron wafs fspsit.
ed. All work entrusted 10 hin will BE- e1s-
eatsd With nsatneHs sud despatch.
nos. 30 Is4A
JOHN TiLANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
NOTICE.

The undersigned requests those to whom
he is indebted to present their accounts for
settlement, and those who owe him 10 settle
without delay ,otherS ise their accounts. will
be placed in the hands Of lawgerfor %colIec-
ted
FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

IT an u NY
s.afn fh4i .Ne t5e late Rev. Svd-
no - srcn gasAN ntsnde4 u pave S,.
-fast he trp Niacks. bis answar
~,spltv 10 the nfaAe would Sc No
sotef Nould PIT HE Ne Deacon and
Ieget5sf!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

Just received, a lot of no. | mackerel in
half Bhls, quarter Bbls. and Kits, for sale BY
jan 81 ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

The undersigned, having bought lbs prigI.
legs 10 asll ~. rrife'a patent metallic truss,
olfsrs ihsB for sale to th0as gho ats afflicted
tyjth hernia and fuptures. "a q cure and ffdi-
cur. JOHN LOPEZ.
dec ~ 40 ia45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

nRAyn'a RfAniNa Room We would ads
sisa hose Of cur ftehds who Visit New Or.
teans 10 pay q Wait At Btsve'a Rfading
Eobm ia the new Exchange. second Muni'
eipalty, Foe convenience interest. maEu'h-
teere ard e%ahfart, II aufpaesea any inatltn
tiah ef The hind we havB aver seen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

PkEGsR Coca o. ST. TAnTM
fsges1a gEs-Tbe State vs. LzcEs
ga aeresea Vas charged with
s4slea AFgss AsR.eGF IL that parish AZ tS
1aia December Iast. TIE eraenees a. sar-
eaal witnesses thSt az she time OF the fsta.
fenrantre TIE deceased bad snapped one bar,
II = double barrel ggn Ell Ba,.zjg. ant
IN tie al 81 drng the second when IA,
Sd "a seif-delepce raised his f5alirp
~ Enot aeiltear dead. Ii wss Ike
Gs.esan Thar On D-eVGcas occasion Tia
ereNd violently assaulyed aud beaten
sra. end hsa lkevisa Threatened
ar-edsS thess circumstances he ues
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
GEN BnOGAns,

TA7.-iso kegs Of tar, IN good order for
sale by ToHLfssos 4 BABtH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
Groceries, Dry Goods Crock
cry and Hardware.

Garner Of Latrsi aud Tiifi Street
Tie gltst ~ vut}d RESI- safjily iiibfn
the public genet lily ttat ta ms al@sJs On
hand o pfhd assortment II ths abaes a]f'l6iea,
and Ia ia " rsaaivinr supplies Which no VIII
sell I3W f3F Eastt, or % appf3sHd Gfeditt Rhd
by ida uhreBiitti6a aisBiaH 70 BUSINESS he
asnarts b. ~fa6eigs shafb Of patronage.
JAN gu ALFRED GATES
jlat fey4ttsd g5 b5xes If Csc, Mills supg
flor hnlled Buck Wheat and f7t sale ny
i'm, "a ALFRED GATES
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

and senHtin iea Of silk or satin, for gfea
occasions. This texture has 4 dfuil effect.
especially when The tlaif is Of : dark Gulof ]
in which tasp It presents the appearance OF
string u shalls TIE braid Is twisted round
The back part If thb liu8d very much IN the
r,4bnef III committee where French fashions
aFp prevalent, aid INTO 81 ia thrust A pin ii
pita. %pilvpf, ~ lfeir iuliiaIitbsi having an
ample, spreading head, representing ~lttfea'
IN satle such lantY nf sci lth bttlltahts ii
paple, The from Ietks ere arranged 4 va.
l3nla.
aIAe married women comb ell the hair
straight back, NlIsfa il ~ gathered into a
Ensf. 81 VhiFh are fastened ts9 wings uf
SUM- ]staffhed TITLED tatnb IT, These IL
fs sale atn agitatad by ths ind, aud Il Ia !
! d. fpt convince you that Tie W7afHfs are
reai r5dessss, must make you taRe tieti I9r
| Their r~uisaltAl fhpssataefst At lsakl. lheY
sFa vern bg married women ehlY, bot By
them Of every agh AZ few wear any thug
eI.H upon their leads, a number Of these pep
pls together make a very funny SHOVE There
d stangthiit It strikes inc, az primitive, alIj
tsftainIg pktfefHely honest, IN thus putting
ni tI,str heads little advertisements as i
we're, stating IL une tnFe 4 AM singles, IN
aug her, ] am uiaffiab."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

In chr nost, va bbpe te b. allie 70 give
sufficient returns te decide. whether The
shire Or democrats will haee The meinrity On
kiaiot1 hallu, In the legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

Tug ArrnirAr EByiEw,-Ihe January
number Of tnts sletling NhiE periodical han
coma Ia hand We arc Gerry tlat Re aeIe
b varl iopa not receive faote cobhiehahee
And Hareart from the NhtF pattyt