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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
philadelphIa, Angtsl, Igl0.
SWANS CELEBRATED PANAcEA.
ron TIE CURE OF
Scrofula, General Debility,

While iSueiiing, rheumatism, OtsaaScs
ofthe Lirer dqd Skin, and all Diseases
!, arising from Impurities Ct The Blood,
or the effects Of Mercury.
sWAIMSPANACEA has been for more thpn
twenty-five years celebrated IN This country
and i En- ope for It's extraordinary cttres-@for
the certificates Of which reference Ia mad0 10
tha directions and books (Which may be had
gratia) accompanying the Panacsa.
It has been used in hospital ard privuto
practice, and has had the singular fortune Of
being Recommended BY tho most celebrated
physicians and other eminent perscas. Among
9th ~ bys s
w Gibson, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery, pa.
University.
Valentine Mott, M. D., Professor of Surgery
N. Y. University. .
WsP. Devices, NJ. d., Professor of Midwi-
ferry, Pa. Univaf ity.
n, Chapman, M. d., Professor Of Plysic, Pa.
University,
T. Parke, ii. D., President College physi-
a~3ctans, Phtlad. e4 asas #a1
DR.. Del Vale, Professor Medicine, Havana
Jose Lourenco da Luz, Professor surgery,
]. CIlipman, Mombef Royal College Sur
NEDIIeg tttA4B
CIV. Irving. late Minister to Spain, @
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British
Army. Fant aaah sa aafaH
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
.s,And also, the wonderful cures effected by
| Swaim's Panacea la e for mtny years made
it an invaluable remedy, Tho t~'ahaeen doea
not co tain mercury IN any form, and being an
innocent preparation 1t may be given to tho
most tender infant. st. 81
Negroes who are confined in large nurnbe' on
plantation in hot climates. are peculiarly liable
to such forms of disease, arising from a Vita
tied state of the, blood and want Of cleanliness
and yari ty of food. These Diseases 30 fire.
| ~onently set regular practice ut defiance, and
.render their miserable victims both useless and
eappnsiye 10 their masters, that planters would
ist,tdv their own interest as well as that of hu.
man ty, by keeping always a supply ol
Swaiin's panacea, w~hichappears to beonly the
hing which can be relied on in such cases,
THE RETAIL PEtcE HAS BEEN REDUCED tc
One Dollar add Fifty Cents per bottle, econ
tanning three half pints9 or three bottles iol
Four Dollars. 3L
ALSO.-SWAIM'S VERMfFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being o high
" aptjroved remedy for all diseases arising
from Debility of the Digestive Organs, sucfi al
Worms. Cholera Morbrts, Dysentdry, Fever an
Acme, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, Gc.Nc
See the pamphlet (Which may bo had gratis
accompanying the Vertnifuge.
Prepared at Swaim's Laboratory Seventh
Street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia, aud 70
sale by all respectable Druggists In The Unite
States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
WV. b. MocnTcIidH q co


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CUTLERY, & 81, &c.,--58 GRavIEa ST.,
HAVE now N Store, and for sale Ut iov
rates, q general assortment of HARDWARE
CUTLERY, &c, &c.,-ConsistiD 4 in parto
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoess SPADES
shoyel3, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns an
Rifles, French Pots Col, OK, lag, Trace
TopsaiI and other Chains NH md Grfr
stones, Anyils, Bellows, Victss, Rowhand's an
other saws of all kinds, seythes and aickleE.
Hooks and Hinges Locks, screws, Bolts, Bras
Wares, shovels and longs, Pokers, Ahdiron.
Fenders, Table and Pofket Cutlery, scissors
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, stoves, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, File
and Edge Tools, coCpers' Tools, Tress Hoops
Walters and Trays, BitA, Augers and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, TuFpentine, Oakum.
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters,
flames and Collars, Plougbs and plough
Mohlds, Tin ard ~Iapanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in ever = variety!
TMERCHANTs, PLANTERS and
Others are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Apra I0-lo. a.az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
TIC L
DISSOLUTION or Co-PAnT-
NERsnIP.

50 @# w @# IN EASb&AAE* @# #f
The copartuership heretofore existing, under
the name of yVM SWAIN y SOY, vas dis
solved on the list IT July last, by the t~leceaae
Of the said WIN. SWAIN, and the business IA
now, and will be in future, conducted excln-
sively by the subscriber, who has had the sole
Charge of manufacturing Of tlg pauacea aud
Yertnifuge Tor the last fourteen years.
The panatea will be put Up as usual IN round
bottles, futel Io1gitudinally, with the following
letters blown on the g~lass:-"SwAtASs PANA-
cEA, PutbADA,'' and the only change made IS
the name Of JAS; SWAIN stamped on the
scaling waxsaud tdrittet on the label covering
the cork, and aliew label for the side of the
bottle, composed Of geometric lathe work, eom-
priaing nine different dies, which have beot
turned for the exclusive use OF tie proprietor,
by Draper a. Go, bank note ongraver9 Of phil
adelpltia. -Four dies Of different patterns from
the body of the work, and in tue centre IS n
portrait OF the late WIN SWAIN, separated from
the borders by tw0tirclea Of lathe work. The
words aswaim's Panacoa,' : are engraved CON
spieuonsly on two turned strips, and q large
salui4circullr dit forms the upper margin The
borders are composed Of plain lathe work strips,
outside of which is eng aved in small letters
the entry of the copyright.
r.. JAMES SWAIN.
Philadelphia, Augrst, 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
sThTE or LOUISIANA
Patish of East Bat0n Rouee

Ii pursuance of a rroeIamat on issued by
the Govern 4 DC the State Of Louisiana, an
election will Be held on MONDAY the first day
ON tvembeF next lRA7 for the purpose Of
eiecttng a Rrpre sentative 10 Congress 10
tcPfe ent TIE Third Congressional DtStr1ct
a senator. AID three representatives, 10 ePre>
sent the PARISH in the general assembly
Aud tor Of public accounts Sheriff, Coroner
Parish suptrinfendent uf public education,
and a Justice Of the Peace, and constable
for each Of The p lice Jufy wardsin the far-
ish, the genatEl election 10 he held OF the y"
lowing nretibnls, 10 witt at the court house
in the town of Baton ROUGE. presided ny
John Reid, James Cooper, and George w.
Christine, commissioner. AT the house o.
Mrs. Townsend In the r aims, presided by
John A MeHugh. Henry '}arle, and j no bo-
gar. At the house formerly occupied oy
James r. rbes on Sandy Greek, presided by
James Cooper, Ellie Hooper and Willlam
Jackson, and ct the fork of The ROAD, rear
the house Of II, b, HARRISON Esd" presid'p
BY VIM HeFrin, john e.. Foreman, ana JOS
Heard. and The election tcr Justice oithe
j e4re and constable ia br held as follows
Ward No T.. II tho ccurt house in The own
fBatou Rouse. presided bv ID. A. Cunning
ham, James u. Stuart, and Tsadore Larguiet
Jr. Ward M. 2 at the Office of James Coop
ar ESQ. presided by w. +. Pike, Cob. A.
Malta. and.Mahnet Moreno. Ward Nos 3,at
The house Of Jos. a.. Chapman presided BY
30. Chapman, r. Russ, and b Senit.
Ward No. f., Mt the house Of Mr. Townsend
in the plains, presided by w. Lowell, W. II.
Atkinson anil Robert r. Young, Ward No.
4 Mt the house Of Thomas Devatl, presided
BY Thomas pcva1i, Tho "a billey, and Josh
uR Afcxan Ter SIR, Ward No. 6, at the house
bf Jane G. Dtwsdn, PRESIDED by Jas. q.
Dawson, w. II. Gayle aud George David
Ward No. I. III Inc fotfs Of The road, near
the house Of Ii. .. HARRISON Esq, presided by
Isaac Siog1elary, Jthn u. Eommcanx, aud
n. II. Burnett. Ward NOS a. the house OF
Col. P. Hickey. pre- ide,l BY Cot 7. Hickey
John Caldwell Il. and I. d. Conrad Ward
No. 0 at the house formarly occupied by Jo-
piah Barker, presided by g. Daigre' Alfred
| Duplanrier aud w. b. Walker. Ward No.
10 a. the hduae Of WIN Marin, presided by
Stepbeu Roberts =. w; Greehwell and Rich
ard Odom, Ward Nos II at the house of
.Jphn Bartell Sr. presided by w. ~, Lea, "a.
Wat, on d, w, RuunsiFil'e, end ward NO
IL al he bouse of Jpht II. Vancourt E~q.
presided by D. r. Pespy, D. Burgess aud
Amos Ada il, the poIl4 u be o'ched at o
o'clock in The f renoon, and Kept open at
carb prprtnet, until four in the afternoon,
rsAJ e]ject!oi6 Ia he conducted and returns
ahcreof m de. according to The provisions OF
the ConSti{nt IN, and Of the law.
skoriHs oH2cs 30 NORRIS,
Baton Rouge 23l. Sept. ls47 Sheriff.
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Philadelphia Advertisement.
OLIVER EVANS
sALAMANDER, FIRE & THIEF PROOF

SALAMANDER, FIRE q THIEF PROOF
IRON C Fl e 5 T S,
Wa ranted equal to any other make, and
have never BEEN u ed BY FIRE or BURGLARS,
IL I. sl,gl distance. He ais keepsoa hand
a lul supply Of Common Chest , made Of
lighter on, at lower pr ces.
LIT r cop ing pre- $ s aid b 'oks.
Trucksrf r torres, Factories, &C., T.
Druggists presses. Eve a
Eagl class paper.
PortabI shower baths, &c.
Packing leve $,
Hoi ti.g machines. Es
Refrigefators and w ter F,lters.
OLIVER EVANS,
81 south second st; blow chesnut1 Phiiad.
REFRIeERAToK
For cooling and preserving MEAT, BUTTER,
MILK, and all articles intended for culinary
purposes.
WATER FILTERS
Oliver Evans C~ELEBRArED WAFER FIJI
rEes, for Pu tlfyi g water that is bra sh or
muddy, VIII stheT byRAINs, MINERALS, or other
VS.; can b. had Of all sizes and prices, 1t
the Wa e O ms, No 81 south seconi st., two
10 RS below Oh smut St, Phiiah Up la.
Oct, l6-2m's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
PLANTERS STORE

The Subscriber has lately received
100 pairs 3 point French Blankets.
1000 yds 7Is Lowels.
1000 yds 7Is twisted Lowels. H..
1000 yds whit" and mixed Lindsey ri
SO pieces prints, assorted.
500 yds Flannels, assorted ..
1000 yds Dsnims york & Rochester,
500 yds CottonaAes
1000 yds brown sheeting -
1000 yds 3I4 brown Shirting
1000 pairs oak tanned russell brogans from
no | 10. ID .s..tI. 49,,
100 Cane Knives, steel blades, all Of which
will be sold at low prices and aceomoda'
ting terms by ",a
Sept ll--no 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
For SALE

FOR SALE
@ A beautiful and Valuable CountrysI
residence with two story house Contain
ing ak apartments, a kitchen, barn, and
fifteen acres ofland, more or less, on which
there Is u large orchard Of the most choice
fruit trees, situated only 200 yds from the
river Mississippi and 400 sonth orthe court
house ut Baton Rouge, and.the land Is we'll.
adapted Tor d Vdchcrie and garden, tts SIT
'uation il unrivallcd for saiubrltE and hetuty
For further particulars enquire Off. ID.
Avery ar Jas. NJ. Wikof oh the premises.
July 1913. Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
BRADFORD.

nH SAppLEp AND HARNESS MAKER
Rospe fully informs the public that he Gts
q ,ened a store on Church. street two doors a \
hive Pike 4 Hart, where he is readyto exec
cite all work Ii his line with neatnesS ard
d,Rpatch.
april i5 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
SANcER's CEEAP STORE
/. ONCE MOREi

just received a splendid assortment of
rsnry and sta Me Goods TO suit the season !,
which will hs sold on better terms than by
nnv cher honse in Batan Rouge, please come
nnA fonk-,ntsee is to be convinced.
RLAxrAIlbN GooDs.
2so mrs 4 y, mi BLANKETS Of best quality,
. so ps, KcrseYs,
30 do, hinseys, +... #. .asr
. 10 BaIe$ Lowell C3tton
NlI:qual,ies and widths Of bleached
or brown eottrn. For sale at New. Orleans
whole sale prices At ......
oct. as sANGER's CHEAP S1oFr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

DSTRCT COURT PARISH OF EAST nAroN ROUGE Z So n., -.
lh. rbw" RmwdJ hM mh1a @t Amy virtue ofea assessment made hrhe Parish Taxi rheP Parish
AZ Fast Ration Ke for ears 1915 and 1916 shown byHeT Tax mMn uypm@smnash the cdecWdWe faM az
Gd Parish Thea seize maRr the edd ds vmp@dm %nhe nowng6@rpd property pPaw mmnni
satisfy amount n ua@esdd eNm mhe me those ma whmh @meW M@@@w Whoa "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
PICTORIAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIC SYRUP.

H@ Nv y N.Y. ### 81
lhave, for more than thirty years, been
afflicted with Asthma, which was Known NOT
only to nv friends, but also to many others,
who could Judge Of The situation to which
This malay had reduced me. During the
latter part ofthc disease, could not restln
BED, and frequently, during the space q eIght
or ten DAYS, | could aot eve lie doWn. sea"
ted in anearm ehalr-my head recifnlhg on
the side oa M BID, obtained at Intervals
some repa This situation becoming des-
petate, { fried various means % obtain reiiet'
and have succeeded, after more than 2 years
research, in discovering a spncihc syrup
which has produced such a happy effect upon
Thai At present | only experience some sign
OPPRESSION. which is 0mediatety relieve
BY one or 70 doses! If at any time -tfom
| exposure, I am threateded with an attack,
| take repeated doses Of the Syrup, and sue
coed in. obtaining immediate relief.
Ii ia moi 10 be supposed that disease so
| obstinate as the Asthma, should yield 10 she
| first doses Of the Syrup it ii only after iong
use that relief may be expected, or perfect
cure, If taken when first attacked.
Asapectoral, this syrup is employed 10
The greater parto Of the diseases Of the breast,
surh AZ observation-disclosures Of the lungs
-pIenrisv.&c. iRancG has employed It
IN cassgs of pultaaf aory ptYsic, and II has sue
ceededbetter tlsan any other remedy IN feiiev-
inr the oppression that always accompanies
This alarming disease. He informs me, thai
m order 10 afE,rd certain relief he has been
obliped towards the end Of the diseases 10 ad
Minister il in strong doses. DR., Ran. con-
sldara il as one oil the best %pectoral remedies.
| The directions for use are attached to the
bottles.
The dc;,,, for fhe above syrup il az the
store a the undersigned, and prepared by him
in Baton Rouge.
Price is els per pb.ial OFFS ounces-S7 SO
ner dozen phia ID. 8
The ~fofegoing statement is true, as regards
myself Refers to DR., Ii. Rance.
dec. 1916. Fl. LANOUE.
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN-
TRIFICE.
In 1narshy countries and near the sea
shoro, people are more or less subject tc
the soarvY, which affects particularly the
lteeth and gums, the last become Of a darl
purple. swelled and detached from the teefl
By using the dentriice three Oh four day
,nily at morning and night, they viii b
restoredto their natural state.
Use daily, a few dropsin a tulmbler I
wafer, keep the mouth in order and fresE
Also d vegetable Cosmetic, preferabI
% Cologne water, particularly for ladie
tdoes not only refresh the skin, but give
/ a heautifgl white color.
Cologne water warranted first quality.
--AYLORs PERSIAN THREAD.
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a. fO pEKaoNs DEstGNIkG 10

A TO PERSONS DESIGNING 10
HssEJTA BUILD, &c.-Tbe auud,rsiaaea.
Dnildet end Architect, fssrsct
GessaD fully Informs The citi1ep4 Oh
on Rouge that he i. nov we'll preparedto rakae
all contracts II the, Zine Of building
Persons living at n distance, whoaft bGiif,
ing, can, byleaving their orders 1t my shtr
on Church street, opposit Mr. M Gfatati1
Coffee Houses have their saaheS. Door
blinds, windowAframes, etc., made IN TIE bes
style. jobbingj about town; done ii the
shortest n%rticp, r
Those desirons Of building, will Ind II
their advantage to give me a call brftre con.
tracing elsewhere. / will infni<b fsbedifca-E
tions, IN all cases, without charge. IL 4 AZ tho
work. # #fr -#a.#+
I wiil keep onahabd, at oil times. 4 good
stock Of seasoned lumber aad either bbifd.
ing materials, so that p~@rsonsi wi<hidk 10
build, need suffer DO RnhectssBry de tution
in having their work DONE. E aE e=
n u.42. at p. McKlTaf6R. As
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
BATON ROUGE
EENALE INSTITUTE '''.
Mlps n. l.. WoopRvrF, Prthclpai.
Assisidnt Teachers; #7A.

- y "
Mlps n. /. WOODRUFF, Princtpal.
Assistant Teachers; ia
MEs. l.. ID. WnrrrLEsEY aud MIss c.
! ouNGs. TT
Dn. GRyNEnuRe, Professor Of hasfr"~
enentdl Music.
TERMS, pc Session ef 7Her"ty-7 Aree
WctGS. -
BOARD and TJrlTtONir Engiishs - 90
Tuition in English -l3to 5000
Tuition In French IL %
Instrumental Music " So 90
Drawing per month . " 2 90
Washing per mouth 90
Furnishing Bed and Bedding per mo. ! 90
Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental Nee.
die work free Of cbarg,,
N. u. Its highly important that tho pu
pills should be entered AZ the commencement
of the neat session; which will be on We'd
nesdny the 18th Of September. The only
vacation dur ng the year, viii commence
an the Yst Of August.
Sept. 4.-3l. tG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
yALr3fARLE PROPERTY ron SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE following DESERVED valuable pro-
perry, adyaht4geously situated inthis town
Four lots Of ground, bounded by Main
Florida and Filth street. On these lots
there is erected an elegant and spacious
two-siory dwelling house, having a parierre
in front. On the premises there Is a we
# excellent water, not to be surpassed IN
fhe south Also Pantry, Cellar, Kitchen,
Washing and Ironing room, Servants
rooms, stable, Carriage-h ouse. stole-rooms,
Pigeon-housc, Poultry house and yard
GARDEN SC. 4, ALSO. gqaxg
SIX LOTS of ground situated in thai
part of the town Of Eaton Rouge laid ou'
by File Beauregard. numbered 3, 4, 5, 9
\, and 3 Of sqiare No GO adjoining the
boulevard. AND @ .-.
4 tract ofland situated in this parish, on
\ SANDY Creek near its confluence with the
Amite River, containing according to the
certificate Of tile Commissioners Of the
land office No 50, four hundred and forty
ak Al, 100 acres Apply to NIX Knox
ESQ.,, or Stephen Henderson. ..v
aug. 14--26 s.H.4. 49, aa..ea
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

ondiup lst November next, nj the stable o
the unders;gned, corner ofNorth aud Lafa-
yette streets. TERMS eight dollars, II paid
heEo,c lst November neHt--ten dollars, due
lst January--Fi0een dollars % insure a
foal. w. d, RoBERrs. Fl
Sept al ems. #a. .faH 4
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AGENTS.

New Y6rk--H. II. Schiefelin l. Co,
Lond n, Eng.-Evans & Lescher.
Liverpool, Eng-Evans, Son g. Co,
H svana-L. q. Melizet.
Valparaiso-Alex Gloss
Buenos Ayres-O. J. Hayes & Co,
st. T'homas-=A. II. Rise.
Canton-J. Swords.
Sandwich IsIands-E. L. Benson:
Calcutta-HufFnsgle & Co,
April, 3d.. le47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

HUNGARIAN LEECHES.
Just received and for sale by
r. JOURDhN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

JOIN ]. PrARcE Esq; is authorised to
collect for Steamers St. Landry and Maize
VI JAS. II. URE.
-.-4 Captain.
June 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
WM HfTRRs Collectnr.

- " Va HUND5 OOIIECIUTs
win be sold at the Court House door in the
oF Move nher l847, for cash to pay the amour
VIM. HUBBs Collector Of Parish Taxes,
fsr the Parish of East Baten Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TRIFICE.

-AYLORs PERSIAN THREAD.
100 dozens Mel 2G3. lust received from
New York and for sale BY
PHILLIPS & LANoUF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
PROPERTY ASSESSED

Two hundred and seventy. five acres land in the Plains
Three hundred and twenty acres land on Baton Raugs
Bayou. .as --s r ,4.as.. w.
-Four hundred and forty acres land on Manchac
One hundred and sixty acres land on Sandy Creek
Three town lots Nos. 8. Z. and 8. square No. 10
Beauregard Town E.- .r@+ ri
Six hundred and forty acres on Comite river
Forty three and one half acres land on Baton Rouge
Bayou
Three hundred aud twenty acres land and improve
ment on Jones Creek s:
Five town lots in square No. 81 Beauregard town
Six hundred and forty acres land and improvements
in Plains a' .F -e-f r~
Ninety acres land on Sandy Creek F.=
One town lot in Halls Row #a
Six hundred and forty acres land on Sandy9 aa Wig"
Creek and improvements. Six hun a
dred and forty acres land on Amite
~ (Martha Gaylel And six hundred and
forty acres land on Amite (kerr place. La a.
e and improvements. 9aH
aVive hundred acres land on Whites bayou and Ice
provements
Seven acres land near Baton Rouge Lopez)
Five hundred and ninety acres land on Beavers roAk
and Improvements
Six Town 10TH Beauregard town r
Two town lots Nos. 8. and 10. square No 20 BeanFe-
gard town and improvements. And fonr ac%es
land and improvements in Gates town
One town lot in Halls Row
One town lot No. 5 square No Is Beauregard town
0ne hundred and ninety acres land near Batoa RoUge
and formerly iGayoso) "st
sss- BAroN RoBsE august 2sth, ls47.
ra The foregoing properly assessed for the Parish
d To1n of Baton Rouge commencing at the usual b
,or which The same was assessed, together with the
sSH E q .a as ? @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

e CAsrrLn Soar. for sale By
"a b. JoURpAa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

THE Thoroughbred staIiion
BuRrRANu, grandson Of OLD
BuRTRAvD by a Whip-TGgcr
mare. will stand for the season
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-15
GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Virginia being Sovereign State" has right,
under the Resolutions OF 1919, to as long Mes
sage from her Governor any other State, and
Gov SMITH is not the to disregard State
rights.
fthere is any department of the State which
has not been ovcrhauled by his EXccllcncy il must
be typographical error, for he seems to be deter
mined 10 upset the Commonwealth, like an old
axc-from the Court Of Appeals to the Pcnitentia-
~.
Our Governor is working man and has no idea
of making his Office a sinecuro, though some mali
clous and cyil-disposcd wag has compared the OK
ecuive labOrs in our old Commonwealth to those Of
a hog in a moadow-"the more work the more
mischiefiv
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CONGRESS

But little else than formal business has yet been
transacted in either branch of Congress The or
ganization of the House was completed by the
election Of
Hon. ROBERT G.. WINTHROP, Of Mass, to tho
office Of Speaker.
THos. J. CAMPBELL, of Tenn, to the office
Of Clerk
NATHAN SARGENT, esq. to the office of Sergeant
alarms.
ROBERT f. lIoNYEH TO the office of Doorkoep
or.
JoHN M. Johnson, tho former incumbent, to
the office of Postmaster.