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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Parolsse d1E,t Baton Roigc--Coof des
PreuVes.
Il aera vendu par Ie eoussign6, jago de
pafolse ct ex.%oficio ]oncnntepr, d Ia ntaison
de conr dams la vile de Baton Rouge,
Mardi 10 81 mars 1916, d midi,
Tn Negro nonm6 SefaPIo, ago dc 90 ans
I'm cheval et selle,
In fpsil d deux roups.
Conditions do Ia vente.-L 'e~eelaVe, Ia
moiti6 compliant ct Ia balance d un an de
credit. ayec bonnie garantie ct h~yPotheqae
jusql'au Placement iinaI.
Lie choynI, selle ct flsil-au compliant.
4 Gil. TESTER, +, J.
AVIS.
1'ous ceux qui doivent a Ia succession 90
feu Zenon Rjvas ct ceuXA qui II Ieur est dh
sont prizes do sa presenter a la maIson de couF
le Jour dc la susdite yente,s atm de rtgleT
leurs complies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
l.ISEZ |

A partir du 25 courant seront remis d
un a%yocat, les complies do toutcs les per-
qui n'auront pas rcgl6 avec 10 DR..
Souterre, dune mani6re satlstaisante'
Les p~ersonnes qui lui dotvent sont prices
dc lul tparguer ee disagreement.
march IA, IS46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
HATS.
A lot of Panama, straw and other kinds Of
laIa. iHst received and for sale BY
SANGER, HESS 4. co.
LIAlra.

n LOT Of Panama. straw and other kinds 81
hala. iHst received and for sale BY
SANGER, HESS # CO.
LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the immediate charge Of
MRS. NJ. V. FuERfEs.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, DIRECTED ny
MR. A. III FUTRTEs.
Nit. AND Mhs. F~uEHrGa, respectfully in.
form the public that, IL they personally u.
tend 10 the instruction Of pupils, they eau af-
ford 10 teach on the most Reasonable terms.
fEHMs.
Boarding aud tuition per ahtiuni pay.
able quarterly, II advanfe, II laa
Day SCHOLARS [per quar- from 9 TO ~
French, tu u
Spanish, Italian, Latin, each, .
Piano, ID
Guitar, ID
Eafra charge for washing per month, 9
For bed aud bedding. /
Vocal music free Of charge,
All the branches Of eludies enumerated
above Hre taught by Mr.. aid Mrs fuafteF.
Every 4rh Saturday Of each month, there
will be held IN the school room al exatntha=
ton Of Mr. t"a pApiis, IN vocal aud idstrnueh,
tai music, 10 which parents and guardians 81
lhe pupils wilI be invited to attend and Of
whtrh due notice wii1 be given them.
fob 29 no 4 ls@b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-28
L P. ].
NNTICE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens and planters Of East and West Baton
Rouge, thathe is prepared to execute all kinds
II Brick laying, Sugar-house building, kettle
setting, and brIek-makIng on plantations, at
the shortest notice, and in the most substan-
tlal and woFknanlike manner.
OLIVER POTTS.
narcb9I Baton Rouge.
Iast received, q boxes COD FISH, and
for sale by.
man 81 ALFRED ia Eso.
I.ime.-50 barrels Western lime for
sale by Dear 9 con
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

g.
ming melody Of her voice. with The graceful ur-
baniiy Of her mannaFs were so captivating, that
while % her society, respect and admiration soft
ened with love, aad 0ae almost forgot that in the
cause Of religion and ynne, she had unsparngy
attacked the foes and vices Of the day.
In letter TO her sister, written il 1882, she
Telaies the following incident:
5 The other morning, the captain of one Of Com
.modore Johnson's Dutch prizes, br6akfasted at
Sir Charles Middlelon's, & related the following
ancdoie; One day he went outof bis own ship
10 dine on board Of another; while no WIS there.
a storm arose. which in short time made an Gu
tire wreck ofhis own ship, 10 which il was impos-
sbls for him 10 return. He had left on board
two little boys, one four and the other FIVE years
old, under the care Of poor black servant; the
people struggled TO getoUt Of the sinking ship in-
10 a large boat, and tho poOrblack cook took his
two boys, tied them into bag, and puilingin
pot Of sweeImeas for them, slung them across his
shoulder, and put them into a boat The boat by
this time was quite fus the black was stepping
into il himself, but was toldiby the master that
there was no room for him, that either he'or The
children must perish, for the weight Of both
must sink the boat The heroic hegro did,not
hesitate moment, 'very WE'LL said be, ''lelL my
master to forgive all my FAULTS" ana then plung.
ed to the bottom, never to rise again ill the sea
shall give up her dead. | told the story the other
day to Lord MOnboddo, who fairly burst into
tears. The Queen wants me TO make an elegy
Of it, but il is above poetry.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
HANNAH MOORE.


As.I entered the drawing room at Barley
Wood. and approached the venerable lady, my
respect for her worth, and admiration Of her iaI-
snt mingled ia a feeling nearly approaching to
awe. could almost hear The beating OF my
heart. did moi then know the gentepess Of
hers. She was over eighty years old, seated in
an easy arm chair. and clad 10 grey silk Dress her
neck covered with white muslin haDlkerchie6
arranged with simplicity becoming % her age.
Her beautiful silvery har was parted on her browi
and her expressive but truly feminine features
we're shaded by simple and elegant cap.
shawl was lhrown over her shoulders, and as she
rose to meet us, nothing could be more striking
than her whole appearances nothing 70 better
taste. There was no literary negligence, no stu
died plainness in her aliirei but all was SIMPLE;
graceful and harmonious as her character, She
turned her lusirous dayk eyes upon US as We enc
tered; and as attempted to kiss the hand she
extended towards me- with that feeling Of venera-
lion which we all experience while Ia the pies
ence Of superior MUD, she Withdrew j from
mine; and laying il upon my head, said, IN fer
went though gentle tone. "May the God Of ali
grace be your portion, my childF was deep
~ louceed-my eyes filled with involuntary tears.
She saw my emotion, and understood my silence
with that electric sympathy which exists q IeelT
ing hearts; then, Immediately addressing 'ne RESI-
Of Inc party, she led he conversation 70 lsoIlsIr
ent subjects. never saw more Oeauh'u' Pc
ture Of old age. She looked like the venerable
parent Of meekness and genIeness, and the WIN
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
Your obd't. serv't.
"a. G. BROWN.


Our attention has been called TO The fact, that
"marrying and giving in marriage" has become
unusually common 81 late. The papers contain a
greater number Of marriage notices than usual,
and we have heard Of several long engagements
that have been suddenly brought TO that "consu-
nation so devoutly TO be wished for" We were
at loss to account for Ibis favorable tendency Of
the matrimonial market, until we met the follow
ing quotation in a late number Of the SoUaBiah
Republican.
when man hath taken a new wife, he shall
not go out to wal, neither shall be be charged
with any business; but be shall be free al home
one year, aud shall cheer up bis wife which he
hath taken" Deuteronomy, xxxIv. v.
Thus We are enabled TO understand why il is
so many young gentlemen are flying to arms OIL
the fair. Tiny prefer such engagements and
such arms to the aims Of their country aud en-
gagemeuis with the Mexicans. Well. Darby in
the Poor Soldier is not alone 10 his opinion when
be says:
"The best Of all glory under the sun
lie to sit by the FIRE Till the taters are done."
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

Now, my dear husband. why don't you call me
by such names as other men call their wiyesl
Why, what do other men call their wives, you
fooll
Why, they call my duck aud my dear and
all such kind of words
Well, what is duckl
Why its a fowl, to be sure.
Right, now what's deell
It's beast, certainly.
Well, I'lI call you foul BEAST now go about
your business.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

An advocate lately gained suit for. very
plain young woman. When she was told Of her
success, she exclaimed, Il have nothing to repay
you with but my heart" II shall not take any
fees from YOU" answered the advocate, you
may hand it over to my clerk"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11


Rio BravoI Rio BrayoI
Saw men ever such a sigh?
Since the field Of Roncesyallcs 81
Sealed the fate Of many knight
Dark is PaIo Altos story.
Sad Resorca Palma's route.
On those fatal fields so CORY,
Many gallant life went out
There our best and bfavest lances,
Shivered 'gainst the Northern steel,
Left the valiant hearts that couched them,
Meath the Northern chargers heel.
Rio Bravo Rio BrayoI
Minstrel meier knew such fight,
Since the field Of Roncervalles
Sealed the fate OF many knight
Z Rio Brayol fatal river,
Saw ye not while red with gore,
TOrrejohn all headless culver, M
a ghasty trunk upon thy shore'
Heard yenot the wounded coursers
Shrieking on your trampled banks,
As The Northern wing'd artillery
Thundered on our shattered ranks? 0
There Arista, best and bravest,
There Raguena, tried and true,
On the fatal field thou lavest,
Noby did all men could do. So
Vainly there those heroes rally,
CASTLE on MontazumR's shore.
"Rio "Roncesvalles,D
Ye are names blent evermore.
Weepest thou lorn lady Inez,
For thy lover mid the slain,
Brave La Vegas trenchant falchion
Cleft his slayer to the brain.
Brave La Vega, who all lonely,
By host Of foes beset,
Yielded up his saber only,
When bis equal there he met.
Other champions not less noted,
Sleep beneath that sulen wave;
Rio Bravo thou has fioated
An army 10 an ocean grave.
On they came, those Northern horsemen
On like eagles towards the sun. 4.
Followed then the Northern hayonet.
And the field was lost and won.
O! for Ohando's horn to rally
His Paladlns on that sad shroe.
eric Bravo"--"R oncesvalles,"
IL We are names blent esermOfe.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

FOR THE SEAT OF WAR-FRRNcH VoLuN-
rEERs The Philadelphia Sentinel states that
CIV. Bertrand, son Of the French General Der
trand with hve other Freuchmeu. have volunteer
cd their services to the United States Government
in the war against Mexico and have been accep-
ted They passed through that ciiy on their
way TO the seat Ofwar.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

EDIToRIAL REMARK.-="How seldom It hap
pens," said one friend to another, that we find ed
itors who are bred to the business"-"Ve Very" re-
piled the other. sand have you not remarked how
seldom the business is bread to the editors"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

A witness, Oh being questioned as To- his know
ledge Of the defendant in a certain case, senten
tiously replied that he bad 'boaFded with him, got
drunk with him, and cowhidtd him"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

There are l .555 newspapers in the U. States,
and but !, sol ia all The world beside. The press
is the archimedeun leayer Of knOwIedge.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

The NY. Mirror recommends that 10 reas
ing The tales of'ayng rur,ors,' the fbe dropped
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

sIs them old fellows alive nowl" said an urs
chin 10 the teacher. "What old pei sons do you
mean my dear?n "Why Paul and Luke and
Deuteronomy, and them"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

There is one mean rich man whom the Das
gueneans have tried three times to get a likeness
Of, but failed because he was too siingy to leave
his shadow!
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

A GEM.- In an account of lost child 10
Missouri. going the newspaper rounds we find a
sentiment, that, for simple expression Of that CON
fiding reliance on the Divine care, which should
characterize believer in Providence, we have
never seen surpassed. The little boy, narrsng
the incidents Of bis waudeings, when night came
on, says-"Ii grew very dark, and asked God
TO take care of little Johnny, and vent to sleep"
"Pa," said one Of those precocious geniuses
yestsrday, for which the present age is 80 re-
remarkable, 'pa," said he 10 bis admring sire,
SHE democrats must be very strong in New York,
amt they" "Wby do you ask that, sonny" said
the affectionaie latheri -"Because,' said the iu-
venle prodigy. "lhe papers say that the democrats
ScaTrg New York;
The father insisted that William should be
forthwith sent to scbool.--N 0. Della.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

A man entered room where two ladies we're
sleeping, 10 Albany. spd stole their jewels which
seVe valuable. An Irishman hearing Of the lar
cepy. gallantly TemaVkedi 'An sure. the ladies'
WIG the most valuable jeiOeis, be didn't touch
Il aIll"
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

A scboclboy calculates the vaIUe Of the world
q ono dollar, because it contains four quar-
leTb.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
mWRmaa
VOLUME XXIlI.l
2 3 D ~ II

The Colombian, New York Magazine, has the
following translation from the Mexeap poet Of Vera
Cruz The verses have much poetical merit;
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

The following graphic account Of The straits to
which the Texan Rangers are sometimes reduced
charity thai belisyeih all Ihingsn -neyerIheless
many things have had iheiI day as sOolh' which
are not quite as credible as this. There is nolc0m-
pulsion intended upon the credit Of anybody, tho
the story, all must admit, is easier Of deglutition
than the meat was when roasted.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
"RlO BRAvo,n

4 MEXICAN LAMHAT.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

There our best and brayest lances,
Shivered 'gainst the Northern steel,
Left the valiant hearts that couched them,
Meath the Northern chargers heel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
$40 600,
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J. G. GREGORF & Co., Managers.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
by the President OF the United States.

cz IN pursuance act of Congress approved on the
k President sell the reserved mineral lands
e O Limos and kansas and Territories Of Wisconsin
states Of Anerics do hereby declare and
the eg aT on ss p nx Of 9 ss I'm on MOpay
HERETOFORE ACCOUNT OF rg
LEAD NyEs rnEaES within the following townships
North q The base lias and east Of me IN! meridian
township ninety-one, OF range one.
Township lightweight ana fractional townships eighty mine
ninety, AMI nnvtyone. of range
Township eshtysesen and fractional townships eighty eight
fractional TOW range four
Hss og "a. Sa f.. & n Of rang five
Township ninety aai fractional township one range
fractional townships nneyOne. niney4O. ninety three
Township ninety-One of range three.
Lands appropriated BY law Tor the Of SCHOOL, military
whole part By those mining leases which
shall not be determined by the day liked he
Presumption not be allowed to any of the above lands
entry an all OF such aPIs as co nan nine o. mines
Of lead ore discovered and being worked viii be sold in
mines, at not less than dollars fifty per
disposed of and no longer an no private entries Of aad
in the townships ami fractional townships offered will be al
mtted until after the of two weeks from the
In further execution of the sail
ioner of the General Land Office publish proclamation
brief o & Of the mineral regions in which these lands lie
Ohisial documents and other me rs of info uiltion
By the President: K.rO
H. deiias Of the General Land Office
The lands the mineral
nation of the President of the United
the richest mines of lead that have discovered the
yielding about eighty cent of metal Copper also, has
been found in this region in considerable quantities.
Great advantages sail OF Ical
variops forms particularly into shot, the river banks being
vatel require little the of
and the from its purity be manufactured into shot by
the first smelling
these being the Mississippi
facilities of the Of which ST Louis
absut fifteen cents per hune1 pounds The soil represented
fertile in
furnishing
ing equal inducements the agriculurist and the miner
The DUBUQUE min in actOnd tOwn,hiS lightweight
ana ninety of situated
considered
GO mines in townships and ninety
the next in value; anl the CArrESE mines in fractional
township of range three also the river the
third OH mines have been di covered in this region and
probable that future wi bring others
rich AMI productive as any now known.
JAMES H. PIPER.
.feiiHs Commissioner Of the General LIud Office
-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
SALE on LANDS
I0rigaged 70 the Congressional School Fund Of II

bricks C0antu Indiana
ENIiERE win be offered for
OF Danvle, said county, the 18th day January
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, O'clock p the I'll
lowing principal
rest dimages and thereon, Tor failure pay
No. 2The Of the Of %. l6 containing
40 acres morglsed by John Swain July rs 1872 Debt interest," da
images, and Sli2
No s-The Or Of sec - Is n W. containing 80
acres modggei by Robertson c. Russell december 1892
interest," dmses and cs S6l H. This heretofore
ofesed for sale and bid in fo proper fund.
No l3The ofte l6 continuing 40
motgaged by William Kendall June IL, ls1 Debt
damages. and costs, so 80
No I5I-Pt hi Or Of sec l6t W, containing
William H. Darnln interest
damages, and costs, Sl0l %.
Notes.-The hi Of the Of ., Is ccntans so
m0gagd by William Taught December o. 1870. Debt
rest, damages. and costs Sl2S 50.
No 11lThe hf ofthe fractional G. Is
tanning Sc 81 100 moreed by Edward Strange October A. 1871
Debt, Interest, damages, and costs, STA 81.
No l3Sds >, and g. in block IN Dlnve mofg1ged
by Zecaah r. Clark, August IA, S3 Debt interest," damages and
costs, S3i So
i22-IOts g. block % in Danviue; norsared
by Edmund Clark May Is lstI Debt interest," damages and
500 A.
tanning So Ga 100 moaged Edward Strange, August
1911. Debt interest, damages, and costs, SPAS 65.
No 9L-1e az OF the OF sec % IL a. w containing
40 Hezekah McCnOck
interest, damages and casts, SIG 90.
No. 7OP hf of the he of or IL Is
m0rtsaged by Ezbet Thompson My 1885, Det
iamlges, and COSTS, 1896 81.
No 72-The Is containing 10
mOngaged William r. Carpenter iy III, 1870 Debt
Interest, dainIses, cnstS, SI2l A.
l7J-Pte hf OF the Of l6 containing 40
acres m1uglgeI by William rOter Fc5rlV H. l542 Debt
damages, and SlO2 OF.
No S-Pt or H., l6 containing
co m0hgged by Stephen CaywOoi August l6, 1872 Debt
interest, dam1ges, and COSTS S23i D.
I0J-Ihe u ar n or 49, containing
30 Caywood August
interest. damages and costs, SOS 30.
- law9w ALLEN HESS. y7Hdd0T H. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
EXECUTOR,s SALE.

NJ Office is hereby that The undersigned executor of the
~ estate of Henry Conan hate Of the Of Marion and State
OF Indiana deceased will proceed sell public ou the following
described real iy Off Of the side at the south
quarter Of thirty township fifteen nOh OF
Sold the northeast
said quarter eclon bounded follows tOwH commencing al The
northeast said described quarter and running
eighty rods,
eighty beginning containing EHy
acres, OF Marion and st aforesaid.
The said will he held in front the honse door in Indiana
polls Saturday, O'Clock,
NJ the following credit of four, twelve, and
eighteen from the of said each payment be secured
ponsoy freehold security, made payable with
out any relief from valuation o appaisement laws
Oct. I7.Isi6. 4I-iwis f.. ~ SINNER Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
HARDW ARE.
TYLER DAVIDSON ~ Co,
No. I2j Num- bstceen Third and Fourth Streets
CEfCE.p.V.ETE,
Foreign and Domesiic Hardware.

NO l%O -ntth, O'SFeeh 1HtFd ana TOhFth streets,
CE.f(E.n.V.ITE,
Are in receipt OF a very heavy stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
adOn annexed OF heavy goods direct ON
and European Manufacturers they all
times stock Of SHELF HARDWARE, which complete and
unequalcd-
long and active business experience in this city, in connection
with thorough of the European markets.
enabled them establish EXTENDED and relations abroad
in this country and they prepared to offer induce
their and to the Western trade generally nfe
the United States they have III in org
packages and sale by the cak bale PACKAGE
Sanderson, Brothers X Co.'S. Superior Cast Steel
"Armage" Foster" and Parker's1 Genuine Anvils.
o. Anes" Shovels and Spades. all descriptions.
"Colins s Co." AMI Hunt CO." Axes and Edge Tools
Simmons Co and " MannS" Axes and Edge Tools.
Pittsburgh and English Solid Box Yiscs
and American States all
WOrstel Plush. Straning Web, and Shoe Threat.
Trace Chains, Hooks and Hinges, Coal Holds.
Curry Combs Bed Screws, FIRE Irons.
Looking Glass Plates, 7X9 10 lSN3O inches.
Backsmith's Hammers, Slelges, and Bellows.
Juniltta, Cincinnati, and Boston Nails
Common and Fine Cutlery, Files and Edge Tools
Tacks, Brads and Sparables.
Horse Wool, and Cotton Cards.
Cans all brands s. B. @. D. A. H. X SC. 302misr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
BY the President of the United States.

7
49, pursuance law, X. POLK President
M the United States Of America do hereby declare
a t1at n;e "a win no held m the TmentioneJ Land
ces in the TERRITORY of at the periods des
mated. to-wit
Athe Land Oare NJ D BIJQE commencing on Monday the
,.ot h;sI - - Noao, a,t lar the Isno,I of tbesn,bc
lands within the undermentioned to smships to-vit:
Of Of principal meridian
o
TOWNSHIPS six eighty SEVEN and
efghtv. eigbt Of rance twelve
and
eis eight of range thirteen.
Toynshns fonr and eighty five of range fourteen
At the Land Office AT IOWA CRY the site designated by
Of
iowa on threh No
vemer next for the disposal OF the public lands within the under
ms,,;o,ed ~ ,ynsb;,s' m. ,vi,.
Arh or ae and rest ofthe fra principal
osi,. nd e,,ty three range
o,ynshns ei,ty and eighty three of
80 80 ,hi.f s'e'''' '9"' N' N'o''' -
,,s h,vvo and ciybtv three of range
fmTteen s' ~ go
Iowhsnlps seventy seven Nv" NV, ,h, er Of section
tho
sections ens 20 n hair OF ,;" sections
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-29
NOTICE TO fyUsLeDERS.

fN1lE board Of county Of Hamilton Indiana
will. Friday afIer the first Monday (which viii be
the Ilt December Is proposals for furnishing
constructing seminary building for said county
undertaken bond with at least good and sufficient free
which taken
made advance. The specifications building
be the auditors office In NOhlesvlle time.
order Of the board attest, AMOS PALMER 7Hdior c.
Audn <o1ic Ii1rilo