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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
For the New Fra.
THE Autumn ROSE

The foliage on the autumn hills,
With wrinkled age is whitening fast,
And fills the unrefreshing rillI
Obedicnt to the wizard blast;
NO requiem note the song bird swels
Ger the dead Summers twilight spells
That seasons beams which sink away,
Not like the winters sickIy SUI.
But richly melting ray by raw
Till day and twilight seemed but one ::
They're gone with Summer fragrant breath.
And darkness comes-the child of death
And all the lone inspiring iow'rs
Like beauty's eyes, iiIumning
With smies this weary world Of ours,
Have died beneath the winters wing;
All, save that Rose, so long and wild,
The buried Summers Orphan Child.
Sweet flower! in every leaf of thine,
page of human life see,
Thou iov'st to mourn that days decline,
When all thy kindred bloomed like thee.
Wept with thy tears, or by thy side
Laugh'd in the summers morning pride
How many emblcms dost thou show.
OF blighted hope and tickle dream;
diving bliss-a living wo,
Waiting 'till times's advancing stream.
Unmasked by eternal toll,
Shall add thy beauty to his spoil.
But thou resemblest most sweet Roset
The maiden girl belov'd. betrayed
Abandoned in her tears to those
Who give not sympathy nor aid /,
Who sigh DER all thy beauties past,
But WOO thee living while they last
1t is n pain when winter frowns
Upon our fortunes, to survive;
And welcome is the death which browns
The pangs that We endure alive.
And oh 'iis blss indeed to know
That Death must cor c, for veal or wo,
CLEoN.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
Ill housewifery movetb
With gossip to spend,
Good housewiGcrv loveth
Her household to tend.

WHITE SLAVERY IN MExIco-An officer 10
the Arkansas mounted Rifemen, in the course Of
highly Intelligent and graphic letter. dated at
Moncloya. and addressed to The Editor Of The
New York" Spirit Of the Times mentions the
following facts illustrative of the odons system Of
Slavery in Mexicu: -
noticed, one evening. our hostess busy connl.
ing money and making calculations and curiosity
ted me to inquire into the cause She was about
to buy a girl for cook, fpr a deb, Of $50. so
learned then and afterwards, that man or woman
may be sold for debt, or parent may contract
debt, and pledge his her child for its pa vmenl
and u IL Is moi paid at the time, the child is sold;
A man so sold, receives, towards payment of his
debt, FIVE dollars, and woman, too, per mnnlh
" the person sold does not like his master, he
may procure another to pay the debt, and take
him and when such other person offers To do So,
and The slave consents. the first buyer cannot re-
'use TO take his money. A girl so sold may mar
~ IL her husband pays the debt, she is ffee--if
not, she remains slave
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
THE SECOND COMPANY OF PETERS
BURG VOLUNTEERS ORGANIZED

we are happy Ia announce that the second
company OF Petersburg Volunteers were organized
on "Wednesday evening last, by the election of the
following officers:
William Murray Robinson, Captain.
James Laurenson Bryan. lst Lieutenant.
A9relus R'ves Stands. 81 do %
William JuhnsIon McGuwan, Cd do l2l
Benjamin Wyche Collier. lst Sergeant
Benjamin Franklin Winfield, Cd n,
James Washington Baldwin, 81 do
James William Rivers. 4,h do
Nathaniel Pebwmth, lst Co,p,,,
William Francis Rives "a io
Harmon Thomas Burns, 81 a,
John William Fisher, 4rb d,
ne Republican says "The name of The
PETERSBURG UNION VoLUNrEERs' was by ac
cla'na'lon given To the Company.
beautiful Badge Of red ribbon, with the
following devrr, an eagle in the centre, .PErERs.
BURG, No g, abovr, and The m,tto, Cop AND
OUR COUNTRY below. was. at the CLOSE Of The
election, presented Ia eacl, member of the coin
pany. IN The name Of fair and paitio,ic lady Of
our town. who received i'm return three loud and
hearty huzzas.
The greatest harmony prevailed ,hruughnu,
the wh"e meeting. and the unanimily which
characterized The elections, was almost unparalleled
eel -
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
THE LATE NEWS

From Monterey, Of Santa Annals approach 10
Saltilo as we stated, is considered false alarm
The Enquirer Of yesterday gives Us the following
conclusive item. in relation to it:
"On the contrary the Union contains a letter
from Gen. Jesup, dated Brazos San Jago. Dec
25th, which considers the story Of Santa Annals
march upon Worth as "mere gossip" thnkioo
that Santa Anna would hardly follow Gen. Worth
with Gen Wool on HE flank"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
TEST OF PATRIOTISM

The families If our mus, distinguished states
men are well represented in the Mexican war
Clay. calhoun, Webster and Van Buren, have
given Their suns to The flag of The country. Why
talk of Federalisis and Democrats. when men of
all parties are provin. themselves patriots by
deeds / Ike these?
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
sENATOR PENNYRACKER.

The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday morning
contains the following "a gentleman from
Washington. yesterday, informs us iha, it was
thought that Senator Penuybacker would not live
through Monday night"
The non arrival Of the mail, this morning from
Baltimore leaves us in painful uncertainty We
expected news direct from Washington
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-14
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEERS!

The Subscriber leaves finally for
Richmond on Saturday Morning,
where a large portion of the Ports,
mouth Volunteers are in Barracks.
The ranks not being quite full to
the maximum, the Captain would
be pleased to take up Is or 20
more Volunteers from this section.
A Application, this evening and to-
morrow, must be made to me at
the Crawford House.
JOHN p. YOUNG,
Captain Portsmouth Volunteers.
Jan Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

LlR yGuEy 10 IlABu az knhE AIllDunLs
Tho INK roll for the year 1916, haa boon
exhibited by Mr.. Hacket The assessor; II
appears on inspection, that be has faithful.
~ discharged his duty, and 10 entitled 10
much credit. Al which is respectfully
submitted. (signod) William d. Lea, II
Totnlinson, Egbert Morgan.
Received. That the account oftho T1ea"-
urer and Collector herewith submitted be,
and the same is approved. And be il fur
Their, Resolved, that on his Transferring to
his successor the rolls on which there re.
mains uncoIlected balances, and also pay.
ing or account ne for the sum Of SO, Oh,
cash b~aiance, IN favor OF the Parish, and
furnishing a receipt from his successor to
| that effect, that his bond for The year Is %.
be cancelled. And be It furtheF Il esolvcd
That the Bondof The Treasurer " Collcc-
tor. for the ear 1876 be fixed ut the sum Of
| $1,000, and that the President nutno ~
Committee to approve ofthe security and
have the bond, recorded and filed.
On motion, Resolved. That Messrs Len,
Morgan, and TomIinson be continued TIE
finance Committee Of this Pufish.
On motion the jury then proceeded 10
the election of Treasurer and Co leclnT.
Messrs Foreman and Tomllnson were mp
pointed tellers. And on counting tho va,
les, IT was found thai William Hubbs had
received the greatest number and was
therefore declared duly elected.
On motion, Resolved, That Messry Toms
~lineon, Pato,and Pike, be appointed a com,
NIT lee to receive md accept, tho bond d
The Treasurer aud Collector.
Tho following resolution was Then pro
posed and adopted
Resolved, That the resolution reqniring
the Parish 10 contribute the sum Of swo
hundred dollars, for the support. Of pauper
in the Town Of Baton Rouge be, and tb'
same, is hereby repealed.
TheJurv adjourned sine die.
II WIN. HUBS Clerk
THOMAS DEVALL Pres dent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
pnroisRe Ell RdLon Ronne.

En- vertu dom ordre rendu par Ia sjxiGmg
cour de District Jud'cialre, pour Ia par"rsse
Eat Baton-Rouge, il sera vendn par Ie sone-
siguG grefier de Ia dtte conr, Il Ia maison de
cour dams Ii vile he Baton. Rouge, Wercredi
10 II Fevricr ls47. a midi, N proprittt ct-
apr6s dtcrire, prot do Ia succeFsion
de Th6opbi'us Williams decide, savoir.
Les authorizations sur uh moroccan de terre
appartenant an gou4ernement des Eat tnis,
situ6 sur ia rivjere Comite, a environ dix
miles de- la vile de Baton. Rouge.
CoNDrTfoNs At COMPLIANT.
J6sEPH w. Fowler,
Jan. $50, grefier.
II sera vendu par or Dire de Ia dite rour, M
dernier dOniCiI du dit dGfUnt, Samedi Ic 30
c~ourant, aux houres ordipaires de vente; les
proprfef6s suiVantes, provenant de la dte
| succesaion.--savoir.
3 chevaux, 3 boeufs, 7 t&lrs do htfes a
| corne, les u]atenai!s ara torres. uue guanti'&
de cotton, maia &r.
Conditions An compliant
JoaEpH w. FowLEg. grefier.
Jan. 0, 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
Jan. 0, 80

At the regular imecfing Of The above aFFO-
citation, held on the l2ih December, 1876, the
follow ing reaoIution was unaniuously adopt
ed, and ordered 10 he published in the Baton
Rouge papers for three months.
REsoLvRp-That we see with regret that
several Discharged convjcts. instead Of Ieav-
ing the town With blush. the in which
they have suffered The penalty nj Their crimes
with the boldest aft on parade their cards
in the newspapers, aud having no character
or respectability to lose, Try 10 monopoltzo
The majority NJ aone branches nt mechanical
work IN this town and Deighborhocd, by I'M
derfsking work at such low pricrs, that il 10
impossible fnr the honest and upright citizens
who have families 10 maintain and educate,
to compete with fbem~fhat this associations
| esteem it their duty 10 publish tho names of
such among ~ now Of that Glaze, and leave
| the public 10 drride whether hey will pat
| ronize the discharged feiou. forger Or murder
e~, in preference to the honest and uPrigh
citizen.
The persons named below are Of thas class
BROWN q SHELDON, Carpenters
Builders, Cabinet Makers, Piano Forte
repairers, &c. (dec l03m)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
State of Louisiana.

OF EAST BATON RPUGl
~ Virtue of an order from the Sffth 7
dicIa{ District Court, IN and for thn Par:
of East Baton Rouge State Of Louis ma, !"
he sold BY the undersigned CIerttj ot So
court, at the Court house in the Gown
Ratou Rouge on Wednesday the LII OF re
rnary ls47, at II o'clock NJ. the ioWtl
described properly belonging 10 the succe
sion of Thee phiius Williams decsatSed.
wit:
An improve ent on a tract Of land Ibelor
mo 10 The United States situated on ihe G
mite River about ten miles from the Town
Rat9n Rouge.-TermS OF Sale Cash,R
Joseph W. FOWLEA CHk
Jan l6,h. 1917.
Win be sold by an order from said Fourt
the last mace Of residence Of SAID dkceas
On Saturday 30th, instant, between aSD
hoprs of sah.-the following descrlb ed pr
ertv belonging to said succession 70 u
3 horses, 8 oxen, Z head Of Cattle farm
u,ensils a quantity Of Cots n and q n etc
FERNS oil Sale-Cash.
JOS. w. FOWL elk
ian, l6-49
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
State of Louisiana.

Parish of West Bston Rouge.
Was brought before 18th December BY
Samuel C Love, residing about IA miles
above the Court-house Of this parish. A
grey horse about 10 years old, ID hands
high, no brand visible, and appraised (undcr
oath) by DIR. David Degall md William d
Chambeglin TO be worth twenty dollars.
The owner of the above described horse
will comply with the Law, pay charges with
in thirty days from the insertion Of this adj
verfisement or in default the; eof, said horae
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash in
accordance with the police regulations Of
this parish.
s. M. &. CLARK, J. 2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

a ibHt AttN f#'fA'1f '''''
How much better II would be IL the res
pectable body of mechanics of our town,
we I'D organize themselves into a society
for the purpose of scientific improvement,
in imitation Of their brethren inNew York,
than to permit themselves cbe the instru-
ments of designing d~cmagogueisn, which
has no sympathy with them, sutther than to
get votes for some petty municipal or other
office.
| THE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. EDrroR.-The aboyl is extracted
from the editorial ofthe Conservator, a pa
per lately established in this place aud edit
ed by T. 3. Thorpe. ! was already impress.
sed with the idea that the EIitor was mi
mical to the interests OF d. industrious
Mechanics of this town. AID. hat he had
refused to insert their notice in his paper,
although he published a colgmunication in
reply from an anonymous seribbler under
The signature of "Aurelius.'
IF Mr.. Thorpe is really not aware of
the origin OF the Mechanics association,
| wi inform him.
The Mechanics Of this pgrish and town,
finding that tho Penitentiary and subse-
qucutly the present Lcssees, employed the
c~onvicts at the following i4med branches
viz: Carpenters, Blacksfnfhs, Founders
Turner's in wood, and iron, Shocmakers
Taylors, Cabinet makers, Coopers, Tin.
smiths, Bakers, Weavers,s VI heelwri5hts
Saddlers, Chairmakers, CD ton-press man,
ufacturers, Ropemakers and Wa'chmakers
and if suffered to 60 on, they might also
have added "Printerss tc their list, il
which case the Town Of Baton Rouge
might not have enjoyed the honor ofhavinl
Mr.. Thorpe as an Editor, for he could no
have made enough by the profession to pa.
for salt to put in his mush@
To do away with such an unjust, iniu.
rious and rascally competsion between tn
} poni,entiary and its inmstes, and the in
/, dustrious mechanics Of this Town an
nigbborhood, vas the object of this asso
citation, and not to further gle views of poll
! teal demagogucs for any office, municiPa
or Otherwise. However Ir. Thorpe ma
rest assured, that should q he a candidat
for any office, he will nots succeed by til
votes of this association.
MEssRs. EDIroRs.-Ii you have sua
independence and ase not subsidize,
uisb w, to publish tts above and Re
ote to dc so likewise, ;
that paper readily Pu. J " $50
the Association.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

amount Of nutritious matter IN the fol-
toming articles Of animal .food.-Tn 1000
parts Bones, $40; mutton, 900; beef,
$50; chicken, go; veal, 240; pork, $50;
blood, 215; cod and sole, 80; brain, 200;
haddoek, $50; white of egg, lao; milk. y.
On an average, the nutritious matter in a
pound of ment is not more than four Dun
ces. This, however, applies only to raw
meat, for, when dressed, a considerable
portion of its constituent matter Is dissipa-
"ted.-THc Plough.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
no THE PATRONS OF THE
GAZETTE.

More than thee years have c'opS'd
since I became co-publisher Of the Ca
sette, and With the present number my
,,nnection ceases, being compelled by len
CONS beyond my control to withdraw
have disposed ofmy interest to FRANCIS
Z. UExprusoN Esq who for the last two
months has been associated with the IN the
puhIiration of The Gazette. MIR. II. IS Il
printer by profession, aud possesses cons'-
.,crahle natural talent, aud being born and
r,ispd in This town is a sure guarantee thai
no will advocate nothing but what will
have II tendency topromote the interest ana
welfare of our town aud State.
The Gazette hcncef6rth will be conduc,
ted b. Mr.. Francis G. Henderson. In be-
half of the present Editor | sincerely hope
that those who have So kindly bestowed
uo,n me a liberal aud generous patronage
as we'll as their kind wishes Tor my
success, viii literally extend 1he same tf
the prrsent proprietor,
10 those who have honored nc with thci
confidence, | return my sincere thanks, ant
SHOULD it over be my good fortune again t
Offer myself to YOU as an aid in conductin!
a public Journal, hope to meet with tina
same kind and courteous feeling manifesto
during my connection with the Gazette.
ALBERT p. CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
NOTICE.

MR.. J. LOPEZ, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally,
that he has Just opened at the corner of
Church and Third Streets, insthe house
form erIy occupied by G. C. Moore
A f,ll aud complete assortment OF
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Comprising all that is useful kept in a
Drug Store. Liam 2O-tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

LEAD MINES AND TRADE OF THE WEST.
DR.. Owen, who was appointed by the
Government to make an examination of
the mineral lands ofIowa and Wisconsin,
states, as the result of his Inquiries, that
the region produces at this moment near.
lY as much lead as the whole of Europe,
with the exception of Great Britain, and
that it has ~indisputable capacities Of pro-
ducing as much lead as all Europe, Great
Britain included.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
DIR. McGIMsEY'S
OFFICE, ON MAIN STREET, TWO
DOORS OUT OF II EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Y u MALE


Mr. Cooper begs Leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that his Academy
Is now open for the reception Of pupils I'M
der his W immediate suPerintendence'
He has employed as an assistant Mr. McCade
a eraduateo Of Wabash College in tns state
of Indiana. and can with great confidence
pledge himself to render full satisfaction TO
all Who may favor him with their patronage
No charge i'll be made for more Than one
Months tuition Of any scholar who does not
| advance to he satisfaction of bis parents or
guardians, as none viii be permittedFo re-
1ain at the school longer than one month
who has not the capacity or inclination 10
learn, without information Of those iaets De-
inc given to their parents or those wfo SEM
them TO school.
A few boys can be Accommodated vii com.
Portable boarding and lodging at n|oderats
prices.
Baton Rouge Jan 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23


WuARr.noAr.-We have daily COM
plants against the apology for a wharf
boat as well as against the person who at
tends to it and who tries by various means
10 extort money from such of our citizens
whe may have freight consigned to them'
by keeping ii on board long enough to be
detrimental to them, and several other pre-
negatives be arrogates to himself. mr..
Barbec has used every energy to have a
rood boat there, and we are informed thai
1 is on that account alone that the .own
authorities have borne up with the evil
complained i, The accommodation was
no. intended for one set Of men, but was
granted for the general good, and we hope
in A short time to hail the appearance Of
good and substantial boat, as contemplated
" the ordinance Of the town council
placed under the charge Of a discreet an'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
NOTICE.

Clerk ofice-Parish ofaEast Baton
Rouge.
Whereas Mary Harris widow of Joseph
Cooper deceased, has applied to the sixth
Judicial District Court in and for said Par.
ish, To Be appointed Administrative of the
Estate of her said deceased husband.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested, t, show cause within ten days from
the first publication of this notice, why
the said application should not be granted
NJ. MORENO Dept. Clerk,
January %, I847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

CUBA.-A writer in the New York
Sun, spea king Of the resources of this pre-
cious jewel Of the Spanish crown, says !:
Cuba returns to Spain, after supporting
its internal government, not far from six
millions of dollars yearly. 1t is taxed
with the supporter about a thousand drones
under the denomination Of half-pay, or
retired officers; and besides these burdens,
and a domestic curse in the shape Of a
provincial noblesse, $4,000 soldiers are
CHARTERED, and of course paid here.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

GERMAN METH u OF MAKING Flowers
GROW In W1NrnR.--We saw off such "A
branch Of any shrub ~ will answer "ot
purpose, says the Western Gazette and
Farmer, and then lay It for an hour IN a
running stream The "bject of 'h'< IS to
ret tho ice f,o u the bark, and fen the
bu Is. 1t is afterwards catried Ne our
warm rooHls and fixed upright IN a wooden
box or tub containing water. Fresh b1rnt
lime is then adde to the water, and allow
cd to remain in it twelve hours, when It IS
removed, aud water added, with which n
small Quantity ofvrtrioI is mixed TO prevent
It's patrrfvlng. In the course of some hours
the blossoms begin TO make their appear
ance, and afterwards the leaves. lfmore
lime Be added the process is %qulckenrd'
while, If the lime be not used at ALL the
process is r,t1rded, and the leaves appear
| before the blossoms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
NOTTCE TO TAX PAYERS.

Having been reappoinied Treasurer and
Collector for the Parish. | have now in my
possession the Tax roll for the year 1916.
And am ready 10 receive the Taxes. The
0 re~sidenttaxes for l845, if not paid
Immediately viii be- seized and sold for the
two years.
NV Office will be continued at the store
Of Messrs Pixies Hart.
VIM. Hubs,
Treasurer and Collector, 4
for the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

Prices Of Produce.-Latesa accounts
Coaoa.-The market is very languid. To-
bacco NO sale has TRANSFERRED. Sugar
some 200 hhds. were seId al fall prices.
MOJasses Demand improved, sale at
254c. Hor.-s4.25 a 81, 65. Corn
a. = 70e. Pork.-slI,ao mess, $3.50 a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
NOTICE.

On account of the inclcmency OF the
weather last Saturday, the meeting calling
the Inhabitants of the parish of West
Baton. Rouge, to testify their regard and
regret to the memory of our late Senator
the hon ALEXANDER BARROW, was ad-
iourned until Saturday the 30th instant, at
ii o'clock \. NJ.
The meeting will bo held al the Court
house as before announced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

AUSTRALIAN COPPER Orr. A vessel
arrived il London, from par Adelaide and
the Cape of Good Hope, respectively,
brought, in addition to a very extensive
cargo: the large quantity of six hundred
tons weight Of copper ore fromthe Austria
Ian port first mentioned, the production Of
the place. his stated that there is a conf
cal hill of copper near Mount Alden, in
South Australia, Which is reported 10 b."
literally a mass Of copper that it would
take ages to remove
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
gross


MExlco.---Th latest accounts received
state that the Mcxicon Congress had not
acted on the proposition of III U. $, for
peace. Santa Anna has been rsected Pre-.
sident al interim. The troops at Vera
Cruz aro suffering for want Of supplies
| Gen. Ampudia has been ordered to be tried
for misconduct at Monterey, apS has been
tainted for his brutality to S~enttlanat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
WIN B. r. GAZETTE.
FRANCIS G.. HENDERSON
TnTTOR~ 9PROPRIETOK'
e%TDT ROUGE. JANY 23L 1917


~ Gg-rNr. our 7crws-From ana a'.',
J,,. cor shalt Invariably charge Q" i"'
ovg fn,Ed
For one years %qnSqr,P, nr,crm. So 90
paid after, aud The ou'' 6 90
ming after u; ~ 90
Advertising and sub. ny the year,
Cards Of Doctors Lawyers " 10 Oh
Ajvcr,ising rcr square 10 lines !" N
constttutule aNQ'a's, b0C.
Every subsequent insertion AT.
Announcing a caho,"au 81 20
Office, (' a S"1Ssi'"rL ribcr.1 So 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

L~'assemhl6e qai devait avoir lieu Same
di pass6 a la maison de cour, Quest Baton
Rouge pour prendre des measures relatives
au deces de lhou ALEXANDER BARROW
a ste renvoy5e a samedi proclaim 80
courant a ii heures du matin, i cause du
mluyais tens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

0TWe tako pleasure in announcing Tint
the Rev. VIM. If. Crenshaw las been re-
turned as pastor Of the ME-. Church at
this place, for the current ydhar. This cir
stance we are satisfied will ,bo particularly
CRAFTY ing to his congregation.