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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21
REPORTER.
A CURIOUS PLACE r. L33r > 1r,o

CURIOUS PLACE To LOOK FOR A JUDGE
Judge =, one of the JUICES ot a minor
court not a hundred miles back of the CIV
Hall. has managed to have, and, for reasons
best known to himself, continues 10 make a
great many enemies. Recently an Tashman
was sued before him for a small debt, and, on
paying over the judgement, insisted Thai the
judge shoald give him a receipt. TT0e latter
refused, saying it was not customary, and
wished TO know Pats particular reasons for
requiring il.
"IVhy, ye see, Judge. III was to die and 90
to Heaven, | might be axed i'll owed any one.
"Divil a soul" | should say. ADMIT you
owe Judge -!" No, shure, and | paid
b M" Then they might ak where the resale
was. This would DO a mighty puzzlin' quss-
ton, and should be under the disagresable
necessity OF hunting all over hi to fad
You 7"
The judge gave hin a reneipL-NeU Yo1k
Times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

AsAFHribA This plant Is A production Of
tho eastern part Of Persia L. stem IL from
one to two aud = bali feet IN hsight ihs
isayeH resemble those Of the t1dan bsefsronf.
and wlsa ripe, produces b eaaiidowgfJjks
head Of light ftfa" eolof. Tie milky Juice
extracted teat The root e]6Bgsats into tic wall
kho*n gum. 81 which each plant yields about
a pound but the plants themselves, sspsz
eially witah ygune, are priced a. n high deli.
caey by The natives, who stew ~ roast the
ststn, and boil Of Try The head and leaves with
~rI'rIflad butter In this way lie smell Il O.
Van stronger and more rank than IN tie form
gf q drug, and nJns but those accustomed 1,
Il can endure lis pf nslye ealuvia-Usha.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

BtBtss' Dotbs.@ We see il stafsd IN an
English paper that III 1000 sacks Of saadust
ere consumed annually IL London, fDf s~tnfiog
dolls alone, Also, that one toy manufacturer
has bsgn known to purchase 1890 worth u
dolls eyes A. one iim5-that Ill persons arc
constantly engaged IN obs mandatory, IN
making small sized dehksys-Hnd, that ~
mach timber 10 annually consumed in making
t'Rhdeh horses for children to ride upon a.
would b. required ia first rate chip Of war.
J ms ts certainly doug a smashing business,
Lllugl II b. fyt amaLI natIgtH-Delka.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

HESRY CLAY.-McGuire, the Da0.
oeffeoiypl't, on Thursday morning, ssnt
a note TO this Hon. Henry Clay. Teoasst.
ing him to permit his likeness 10 be faksn
Mr.. Q. replied that he would Be on hand
at hhif past " O'Clock. Precisely nj
the moment. with his well known punc.a-
atty ne made his appearance, and hi.
aagieffe1type was taken ~instanisr, We
nave seen Il. and pronounce II as perfect
2 likeness as art conld achieve. n /.
Henry Cay 10 The life. We understand
that' snch u the demand for this fac.si.
miles OF the GREAT AMERrcay srArrs
Man. multiplied copies will he engraved.
Tropic IAh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21
Communicated J

ffsNFa4
BsTpfal p]lahlgta Of lhs parish Of Wrai
Baton aooea, $50 With ftgfat tho cplpabls
u RliRabha Of apmg inspectors ~ roads aud
Isggss 10 that parish, exposing their plan.
tatiepg to bo ogelfewsd n Bysfy fise 81 ihe
fiFsr. The inspector of ths D h district
whose duty u IL to srs thil good ron d. md
leyres ntB maintained according 10 Tho fe.
gulaltohs a the Police tyfy, has neglected
for tha last ihfse years TO repair or cause
10 be repaired The lsyfeln trout IF d tract
Of land belonging to Dr., Beaumont and
Mn r Cam, part Of which has oayed in
and The tsfpalndBf II in n very prsoafigus
slate. They h1pe that this matter will be
taken IN consideration by those whose du.
y It is 20 TO do. so that they may mol suf,
fer through such negligence, and that thess
IN fault may be made fespou fbls for lbs
damage saused thereby.
vEnfT7AH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

The Hon. Mr.. s. tHil lett iha CITY d
Aiasir9 10 return Is The United State -
tha l7th January The passport faf Whicl
10 applied WINS refused him nv ihH govern.
mHnt. but he was furnished william estofl
10 Vera Cruz The passport was %rpflisHi
upon tha Rfplad lhat hp was not a Special
Minister IL the United atutes far thn settle
msat Of The gBairs # 1efgs@ahia appoint.
Hsnt being that " d Mlaistef PtsaipDtet
iafy, which was IN violation # lhe agfee-
mont made With Herrera y Government ~
received Special Minister fDf d special pof
nnaa DnlY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

Fy You are Authorised % aa11a{a Joh4 +
pgrH9gu, a. Al E3iypenl8hi ear4"jtt9 10
n5yat. a tha nstt ngpieibaI e'r5tjs1s.
You are authorised to announce l3tta Rstp
Bs1, - candidate fer hnY9r 81 thsI next n4
aiclpal election,
yeu ara authnrtsed to aubapao jAAE'
Ce,rFn, as candidate iot Mayor All tRs neat
tnnhitiBal election,
plssps anhounrs Mr. ,, Nepb}et, #, as
candidate far town constable, Al th$ neat mus
nItipal elections.
Please announce A. James Allfg ne can
aidata FOR town constable, nj The neat NUM-
elpsl elections,
We are requested 60 aarenn4a josHFH
aloEsFr, as a candidate for The efHttof Town
Constable, At the nest municipal election
Wa are requested 10 enhoones Ne follow
tns gentlemen A. candidates for a~elBrtmet,
at he next municipal election ! George '
trrajaaa, A n Heron, Anthony Moh4st,
jain l. Welf ana Eugene LanBnei
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

ltRbeR's HAr stoRE - Those who were
in the habit Of travelling on board the Bafbb.
tAAr durng tsl4 and 1919, cannot have of-
gelten ne thea polite aud attentive. az ialI
az humorous, chief steward, lie haa Ief that
post, and can now be found at DC Camp ST.,
where he will alwags have Oh hand amaze.
sotthent Or eans, hars, He, "a atrutnptjste
bic fffands and customers. LboR All his adj
yetusemaat in aaothor tlt0mi,f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

CuRIDus F4BeEEDiSas,-A p7littaa siEaal
br 100 resident printers Of NaM 0tIsahs aas
presented last week 10 lhs Legislature, 70
]qlssting that belly f5t ~ give tba public
printing TO the JtFFEasaNtAH, setting Ftftt
thafF reasons faf tlis aIsp, one ui Which yHs
that from The 6iHfse they had pursued a.
gaiast The printers, II weuld b. i!aB6ssibis r0f
them TO obtain the hands necessary to DO The
work, The pfupftetors Of the JtFFsHso ,tAN
made al AFFIDAVIT against them f6f libel bsGbrs
Recorder B4ldwin@nbtNithstan ling the In
tlemeney Of the weather, a large number Of
the accused repaired to the Office o. the Re-
eofdsf % The tglh instant, Ia aHswsf Ia the
charge. Amer having been highly tonpli-
mehted by the Recorder for their ofjerly and
gentleraahiy department, they were IitfuiEsed
BY HE honor.
In our opinion this slep Of The p,oprietors
Of The jEFFEa=oNtAH was snti-retublieaH. 10
say The least We believe IN tAa right Of
petition, when aaid petition ts drawn ut in
respectful terms, without The petitioners .e.
ing affatgasl like criminals before a court Of
iustire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

ArrnaNay GRSpRAL.-Wm .t A, 3D.
nate. Eaa,, has hren nominated Attorney
Gaaefal, by the Governor, said nomina.
ton WAS confirmed by tha s@aase 81
"Wednesday,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

MAKnt sHAB-Crest preparations are SO.
iog on TOT tho Masquerade BALI which is ~
take place on the evening Of BesS fuesiay.
Tha, occasion will he The winding up If Tho
Society Dalis gtve6 BY the Young t3ao Of cur
town, and watch have proved D sautts Of am,
ussment and agreeable pastine u eb many Of
the youth aud beauty Of cur nei4hborbood.
We hope THE ottapteR WILDE we'll attended.
a. no pains have been spared to render it a.
greeabIs,
We nndefatmd that sotae Of thE peaal fun
aud rrelie, attending the bfgaktog,up Of cara
naval vlll take place 10 our IOWA In The af-
ternoea, These lime.honored e~uasons oaght
not 70 DO forgotten,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

MhAtea-Jn news If Importance hova
been received direct from that Republic,
and all we have IL but reports from Traders
arrived at The American cam. Thee u
no doubt that Pafedps is trying 10 eohgeB
tfats a lstEs force on tho frontier, 10 ape.
rate against Texas. Tho editor Of the
Corpus Christi Gazette deems II unadyisa
bic for The present force nj that place TO
march hpou Lhs Rio Gtandr, not thinking
II slrohg enough. ile Ia of opinion that
within twenty days The Mexicahs can have
10000 men within iva days march Of
Point Isabel,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

1hs rev, AlesanaeF Van CaEst Of st.
Louis, viii preach IL 'hs P~relhyteriah
Church, tetnotfew Sunday mining al
III o'clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

BEAr Of d5vEasaEsr Tue y6is IN tba
Senate seems 10 indicate The certain rem "a
Of The seat Of government TO Baton FeuEs,
alter the year 1918. The proper course f7'
our eiil3a1s 10 paraui, IL 10 improve The app
peafaaas II The ieWa az much ~ %nBs9ible.
aud p9t to raise lie price II pfipaftr to at
unreasonable price, Il would be well als0
faf Bsf town authorities 70 ttse d little more
diligence, and put the beneficial lass already
passed, ID force, sath ~ improving Dor eide
walks, &e,. Much depends % those who
have II in their power 10 improve our town.
At a t~ttFljbg expense, If they wa0il Only give
themselves Tie tfanble to do -. 't'ea much
spirit If speculation vgnll als9 b5 the
ruin Of The town, for tie saat u government
nay increase unF population . little. buN not
enough benefit 10 fealiasl1a airy visa
,Bs af some u buf over estE9th:a e]iiiaaaa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT
Fttteen Lime b0st .@Dapf. Parry. ~ Tho
7toa .nhoai u 1heite, arrived Yesterday + on
81. Louis and fepofs hat ih4 sfstmb ~
5aIodt6, Cfeh Ma byIie, ~ coming down
b9 liver eamo into eoljisioA last Fiday
ayen,Bg, the l3th inst, with lie slae ub9at
Coaates7, soing ap. neaf Pitchers PotaG
Fifteen PafaoHs vets killed by the collision
~ subsequently, dfownsd, bot their pa9res
afe not gwen. Tho cabin Of tho Congress
sepafated FINN the hill and was fawsd
lpw9 10 LIKE Providence by tbs 8,ladI1.
Tbs hui If Tho Congress immediately
sunk
We learn further hat II consequences n
The collision Tho connecting pipes IF he
aoRioo Of tbs C5rg oss b1tsf, md asyatsly
sraIdad ~afysfal ii her pBsg,aeefs. The
Brunette btoRh' dawn aems " the psgsen
gers # tbs Congress-, and lapdsd thsm nj
Y,skabmtg, Picaypne.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21
On iha question Of removing tho saai

Oh TIA question Ut removing tho saat
IT Government, DR.. Scott. our aanat,r
mBd, ths r,II.y,ns anafoeg,, -
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

M'1te9~b, 5LasA-Il appears that tba
Government has not been officially adyi.ed
of ths absolute refusal u the Mexteaa 10,
srnmtnt 70 receive Mr 5ltIell. Il IL still b9.
ped that, so soon as Inc G0yerBnent ebnIl ls
settled, and the public mind a little eog6poga !
MI SlideIl VII be received aud a treafg
brought TO 4 favorable eOHcius itn.-~I II, r..
5hil WI certainly be Enown telofe long,
n letter y said 10 have been received IN
GeY Ygrf from Gta. Aln9nts, in when il u
stated that Mr.. sltdrlI has not been, and VIII
not PC, received by tbf Mexican government.
and 1t e fntaofed, moreover. that "a edes j.
pledged "a make an immediate and formidable
increment upon T6xts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

TaE wEAfHER-For eome sIsre nastsw
have been Waited witH stura,y md rainy
weather, which, II the ssason was one manth
more advanced, would pass very well Tor g.
nhInnXlaI ralea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

he Governor has apo inled the Hon.
Charlee Gayarrh, one Of the present members
Of the Legislature fromsthe ety Of Rev or.
leauE, AZ Secretary of State, ami gAnon lie
dosx, j., Esq, as hs private Secretary, AIR.
LedauS was private Secretary TO Governor
IE,ntnb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

fully mad tifsetnally prepared for II NJ atl
points, aud FIR Htl possible purposes, ns Il
that. and Thai alone, had beph the object
MI al her wafttHa preparations. She will
be In Il situation IN art md sttita rs
promptly aud sig1sliy ~ chs could have
he1fi with haf eHafgias exclusively direct
~ u Thai end and | FspI II ny dity -
add, that ngt 10 fsReet, IN case Il rupture
beGomrs aHRYoiiablp, that his govern
msni, thus ~ complete Hfn8f, Will p%fofhpts
Y aud vigorously esgti her utntal pptysf
10 inlet The utmost possible injury upon
1Bf county ahd III IT. tftafe us, would
npi BIZ DUNG ~iiaiiBe u such 4 crisis.
Tbs taxtHpn ni8iellia1 II tha 7at les
lu . IaIiaf fr9tH tlia british Minister n
WishrnR on 10 NJ. Bgehtnan. proposing
to teiat The 1%apatitn 10 ttiahi'Y afbllra=
ion, with a view H. an equitable paftt
ton hf Tho territory bBtwaea England and
tha ubtiad States.
A letter from Mr., Buchanan % MI
ilbsHhaHt, dalad Jan 81, dneltbing mr..
htirattVo==yet rhafi=hlHg The htpe ibrt
tbs difficulties may amiehbIy be settled
by npE0ttttiuh.
Mr. Pakanhnn II Mr.. Buchanan da=
I'D j)tBuaay 81, stating hath vii segd
lh1 answer Of Nt ~ h, Transmitted above
by Mr.. Buchanan, to ths BRUSH Minis
laf IN blndant
Aaolhsr letter ffoH NJ. Prk4nhtn 10
h. Htrhtnah, dstad j]aHltfy 10 Il, IN
yhtrh ha BFrtaa tia dtaaityn aT arhitfna
.ta', aud "roHtfovaft,0g w. PJA's Office.
ION to arbilrl tt9a tatIHa III i Eng.
.ead has Ftghts 10 Or Fah. He osha.
phnlhrf The United stalrs Gtsetumart
> willing 10 submit to arbitration thirt
10 iha whole territory Of Oregon.
A letter frtn NJ. U4phteat a. ~.
dated february 9, declining
laet proportion for admiration, aaI
The REASONS WIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

MAerop N Corrosive have. received
from New Orleans several bags u The pead
or|this new variety &C our great staple, which
has recently made ito appearance in thts
country, The mode Of ealttyattn1 IL is the
tamc al that ofthe common cotton, aud 10
much easier 81 pick, 'he hollis ee NJ about
deuble tho size, The gin Tor the falautedom
ahaald have wtist CRATES than common, h
consequence ofits great leng'h anj,staple, OF
ii the common gNn b. used, II shoNld be run
Glow, or q will cut ierea, 3g Il Abbey Of
lasp CITY, Mtas,, forwarded a SAMPLE of this
sottan 10 the lRst Agricultural Fair held ia
the iowa, ACCOMPANIED viii 8 letter cone
tat0tne the patlD eulars Of it, ntrolgotiob aud
inporyance. i~golat,ve 70 tte valuS, he says (.
".liy own presHn lit crop IL Tho Gryt and only
crop II Mas'o Ion ever raieol 10 yhe U. s )
apart 1t which, was saii a rtw wYeks rjaEe
In New Qlea0f hy Nassrs Baeaahr & Stan,
ton, al Id eeats ,oUnd. 0thsr liz IL parcels
have been sold Al various prices laoglag as
low o. 1ai GEMS" Any planter Asho may
desire aaUa al tAe seed nf this valuable sta
ple, can obtain ga application al rb3s osiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

TIE steamer CunBERtAxo yALbrr,
fregh,ed for New Orleans. stralk a saag
and sunk on the 10Th instant, az taa foot OF
Hat Island, she was however r5ise3 with
LITTLE difficulty, and was al Cara on tie
l3th, when the Brunette left.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

II New York and Baltimore, they are
cutting tbs thtoafs ofshesp for Tho purpose
Of Ivy ing tha virtue Of 'h4 Bfoechiefi VA.
tor, said to h'vo the power Of suddenly
stopping any IF sion ofblood.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

FATAL Wagarttss-- Friday e~gepina
last t~o men got wrestling 10 laa house II
Mr. Mccormick, called The MINI Hotel, on The
Lsvee, IN consequence OF some dispute be.
tween then. One Of the MN was named John
Mckenzie, a n tive Of the county Of Tyrone.
Ireland; the name Of he other We could noi
learn. In the struggle Mekcurc was Kicked
on the left shin SO v~iolently by his opponent
that a compound fracture was prod 4ced. Me.
kenhe was Immediately carriedt to the Charity
Hospital, where his leg was Sc, by DR.. We'd.
erstandt. De irlam Tremens soon followed,
the etectof which irritated the leg, produced
modification, and on Sunday night about IL
o'clo X the retched man died. We have nm.
d~erstood that the Coroner held an 1ndacst on
the body, but what his verdict Is We do not
know.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

WAsHTSeTov's BrRTa.nAx-Prepar
tons arc makiag in New 0deana for the
celebration of'his day by a shamEG ght add
bali. The Washington Gaards in this
iowa vii a'sa turnout on the secession,
heaaedhy the 6ae volunteer baRd lately
organ zsa IN This town. # sala pal be-
+ SO at sunFiss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

TrE vorr on oREaax rAnax -oa the 9h
instant, after IN snImatcd dabrEk in the
House ii Representative, in WHICH M,ssf,
A.daps, King, / } Iayorson, H,yralsoa Of
Gas ala Dar,4A took part, tho II .nsc, BY a
vote Of los yeas h 5 iaays, passed he GIlow.
ing resolutions
Resolved, THAT the President 5ttho Uni
tad States cause noii ice to be givsl TO the
government Of Great Britain, thkt NE con.
veRt}on between the United STA es 1tf A,neri-
"a ana Great Britain ii relation TO tio terrific.
ry oftbe Northwest Coast, west uf.the sta-
nNer Rocky Mountains, otthe 9th 4ay OF Au.
Epst, 1877, sisnea At Laniea. shalt be annu)-
led aud a~b,egated twelve months aior giving
said noDise,
Resolved, That tho notice hetei@ contain
ca E not intended to Interfere vi Il the right
aaa discretion Of the proper author5 es Of the
two contracting parties TO renew. Or pursue
negotiations for aa smjeable sa~t,laaant otthc
controversy respecting the Oregon territory.
81 wings, II democrats ana ole native
voted against giving notice,
EThaa The vote was taken ii the House O.
Representatives, mr., packenham, tr. Buehs
aaan, several other members Of ths Cabinet
and supreme Court ana 4 number If Ssaa-
tore, we're present The sxci,enesk is said
10 hare been most intense.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21
DAToN ROUTE.


BAFUHbAr Fshr iaty Sld Isa5'
ne Gsssis. our Tsrths -Frea and alter
VIA late Ne saslL invariably ahttge ~ FOL.
lows -.
For enc Ysafs subscription " gaia
previous 90 expiration ~ tsrHE 20 w
" paid after, and The ttobhls u sHh1
ming after IT, w
Advertising and cub " the ysa4 ~ oV
Cards Of Doctors, Lawyers Ao,3Fsf
year, - Wv
Advertising per square 10 lihes 10
49, sub.saarBi ipsyrttpr. roe
Announcing i candidate fof ru{le
anigs. tt q sUbatrherl e. M
Announcing do, (nah4subscftbeiD ga %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

Chrieal APp0intmsat,-We are informed
hat the Rev. Charles Fay, formerly Of New
York, has been appointed 10 preside over ne
Episcopal Coa8rf cation w0rshipplng in the
Louisiana Hose Company neetiae-r ON, On
lbs corner Of Cafondelet AMI Per dido streets.
Rep ri speaks Of tht8 pm tor % possessing
noeh tale9t' we believe himself and famdg
lale1d tablng UP lbeif residence per01aasnky
~ re" ottsat@ q contamination d~cyoulig
to be wi6heI-DgA4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

SENATE IiIa1Hnt, FEB ~.
Mf. Braah7a t tnlrejnred n bill, nttsJ.
ant 10 H]attBe, 10 fin laa mare satt u CIV.
. 'umani o0t Of Naw y lea rs, ueetfI,ag Ia
lht provisions If The Constitution. NJ.
KaH1sf supported h, claims If DonaIdsons
vile ~ 10 l]oeatioa. facility If ~aerasa apd
h aalihtnnsar Df. Scott, IN tbs nrhaf btna.
maintained chat u ton Rotlgn, far MI lhtaa
f)efapn#, was equally eligible 10 be- made
the Future neal gf Gbvafnnsnt. Mr., Inv
Ior, Of Natehlaeh8s, very ably arsiaj
against the eligibility Of both he main
famed thtt enc of lh4 pnnripal tnjtee=
msuls IA many ri til members If lbs L.az
gislhlure 10 become candidates FIR their
seats, was the pleHfufes OF n city Ilf1 for
two OF three month"; Ind again he feared
that when The Government was removed
10 some small town on tho river, tttay
would often find themselves At n toz.. by
being removed from The Ieatnlug, lntalIi.
Rehee aud talent Of tbs 3tale. Whrnb was
erninHnily eentefd IN NV Odaans. On
The question being called for. Baton R1ppa
was chosen by "a vote Of - to g., On ,h-
motion 10 ENJOY Tho ofi 20 If G1ynfn.
meat n The Same town, y dsetaailn On
sued between NBsafs, SOULS and ttsnraf.
which wos stopped by ths sgpele polng
into Executive session, md tho question n
issue being made The special ofigr aflha
day FOR WsdHnsdiy, nj II a'elpfk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr. g. RQBERTsON, il returning his most sincere
bestowed him last desres respectfully
that his classes for the Tuition Of Dancing will
have the pleasure Of introducing new and
Dances avote Polka the Mazourka and other styles
Waiting Mazourka and Polka Quadles and the beaut
ful and much admired Rsdowa Waltz Fancy Dancing, Se-
Days of tuition Tuesdays and lFdays hours of attendance
for Ladies' Misses and Masters from NJ; Gentlemen
from to 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
monthly Nov. I'd. Instructions will be
ropupls privately or classes at their re-
sdences. and the class Mr. X acade
my 80 Canal The above during the
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
city Mr. would also inform parent. who may place Their
children under his charge that atenn will be paid
their proper and comfort while school For
further particulars apply the class at Mr. r.
sidence, Can street. se lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

DANCING ACADEMY.--MADAME ACHJLLE, In
~ returning her sincere thanks for the liberal of
her friends and the puic desires most respectfully 10
form them that about her prote
dance to semnares and private families Her Salon. Al
Walker street, will Saturday the Sd October
the tuition of those ladies' and gentlemen who may wish
Join her dancing and waltzng classes form private quad
rifles as follows:-
ladies and also fos gentlemen under 10
M for gentlemen above 10 years the days at
clock Evening class for gentlemen Tuesdays and Thurs
days o'clock and the Sorees exclusively for her pupils
and their parents, as usual
Madame Achille has the pleasure that adj
dtion the dances already known in New York she will
her pvps in those Polka Waltzes and Quadrlles
which the popular in the best society Paris
and London.
These beautiful pas the quadrle Mazurka; the
Celarius raitz the graceful Redopa; the Piennoise
pax dez temps the pretty waIfz cinQ temps compos-
anew Mazurka wait1 which with that cling temps,
will be brought Paris till the coming winter These
can be taught by other person in New York than
Madame Ace she has received the from Mons Jules
Martin, arrived from Paris and whom they
clusvey confded by the above celebrated professors
testimony of their high esteem Sc I'm MWFsr