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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
- STRAYS
Taken up by VIM. WA@
Noble about six -
m~ faan miIee h.nn
sTRAYS

Baton Rouge on tas road 10 Gin -
ton, > brown pony about Is hands high, nt
marks or brand, six years old.
Taten up by John Youngblad two cows
one black and white spotted, ma ksd with two
swallow forks in the left ear, unaeroit IN tai
right, branded ]. T. on the left shoulder.
THE other red and white, crop of the right an.
under figure 8 in the left ear, branded B. II
on the left hip. Also . bay log 3, col
lar and saddle marks, no brand, be 1 IA.
hands high about IL years old.
The owners Of said animals are requisite
to cal, pay charges and take them away.
Nav 6fh-I3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

AVENDRE AU PRIX COUTANTi
Un petit parti de quincailterie, consistent Ell
Terrier, Lime, Cizeaux, Couteaux de table ETY.
etc, pourles autres articles en- magasin au pIIss
bas prix pour du compliant; voir rayis genera.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

A. MAI FRA, offers for sale the follow
ing articles, viz
Q card Tables
/ writing desk with copying machine,
secretary,
gold watch (EpgliBh)
] Silver teapot,
/ silver cream mug,
| silver sugar vase,
doz silver spoons,
silver salt spoona,
2 silver sugar toBgss
/ silver spoon for crushed sBgaF,
And a number Of other articles too tedious
10 mention, If not sold az private sale, will be
sold 1t auction 10 the highest bidder with
oat rasesvs.o Saturday. 9th day OF Dscsgn'
Der next.
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ESTABLISHED m 1884.
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CONTINUE to supply the following
v,erks. Having riven particular attention
to This business for the past twelve years,
narsons ordering from them can depend upon
Tho works being promptly forwarded as is
sued.
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quarterly, @o'VV Jsa''
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The New Englander, do S,OO 40
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE.
AVIS.

Les persouues qui peuvant avoir des rerl9s
nation oontre Jean Maillard absent, ct Ia Sus'
cession do Nine. Maillard dtctdte sont eggs
gees q les presenter ausoo$sigrt nor1m q AE-
Ginisfn,eur H. LANoUE.
June 5--tS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

Orr1cEpsoF THE LOUISIANA 40.
prCuIrURIsT"S AND MECIlAN.
les ASSOCIATION.
For 1s4T
P~REsIDgaT
col. PHILLIP HICKY
VICE PRESIDENTS
Cooper, East Baton Rouge, Valcour
Aine. 81 James, @ Adams, Ibefyilie, d
Tluksr, East Feliciana, B Richardson's ",
Tamany, Gsnl, Edward Sparrow, Coneardia,
Genl. 1P Walker, Rapides, DR., Peck Wash.
tta. Tudye Campbell, Opslousas, ID ] Porcne,
Nsfchitoehes, r A El0st, German Coast,
verioin Degrny. Jefferson, q NJ Norman,
New Orleans, w Taylpr, Point COupoe,
Miles Taytor, Lafourehe Interior.
TREASURER
grrrHEN HEuDERSoN
coRsEaroNDINs SECRETARY %
TBR HATcn
RreoRpfao SECRETARY 60 be fElsa)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
q Henderson,. Chairman, ] McVay, lame,
Mecalop. b Chambers, @ A pike, w !
7'unnatd, CO Mediation, Ed Canrad, i q
n Hatch. d Allan, A @ Carter, J D hiein
peter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish Of
East Baton Rouge.
Whereas Stephen Henderson an inflabitant
of the Parish of East Baton Rouge having in
tention to Emancipate his female slave named
Ann Randolph, said slave being upwards Of
thirty years Of age, every person who may
have any legal opposition to said Emancipa-
ton. are required to file said opposition in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Court for said Parish,
within forty days, from the first publication OF
L. C. MORRIS
Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
CINCINNATI CASTINGS.
MACHINERY

MACHINERY.
WE have . lot Of MACHINERY. consisting
of Corn Mills, (of the most approved kinds.
Corn CFushers.
Horss poweEs.-Whieh win IL .sld yery
sv By PxR s. HABY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION or Co-pART-
NERsHlP.

The copartnership heredore existing, under
the name of VIM. SWAN g. SON, was dis
solved on the 2lst Of July st, by tho decease
of the said WIN. SWAIN, nd the business is
now, and will be in future conducted exclu-
sively by the subscriber, whhas had the sole
charge Of manufacturing oiae Panacea and
Vermifuge for the last ~fourte@years.
The panacea will be put ups usual in round
bottles, futed lo~ngitudinally, VIII the following
letters blown on the glass:-swA1N's PANA-
obA, PHr1ApA," and the only aange made IL
thig name of JAS: SWAIN amped on the
sealing wax, aud writtsR on the abel covering
the cork, and a new label for thl side Of the
bottle, composed of geonetric laha work com
prssing nine different dies, which have been
turned for the exclusive use of ta proprietor,
by Draper q Co., bank note engasrs oil Phil
adslphia. -Four dies of different pserns from
the body of the work, and in tMcentre IL a
portrait of the late VIM. SWAIN, sepsated from
; the borders by two circles Of lathe work.. The
! words "Swaim's Panacea," are engaed con.
!. s~rscuously on two turned strips, and large
/ sesni-circular die forms the upper mann. The
: borders are composed of plain lathe waa strips
! outside of which is engraved in s~maahtterf
tho entry of tho copyright.
philadelphia, August, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

ladies' Wwh Boxes q Miniature Bpre
B! c. c. TTTLEl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
PETNTRE EN-
KNOW %THYsELFtli
READ AND BE CONVINCED
-ry A

Be conUinced and BUYH
CASTINGS.-We have on hand, and are
receiving regularly, direct from the manufac-
tory every description Of Hollow ware, on
sisting of Freneh Pots, Ovens, SkilIerts,
Wash pots. dc, which We offer for wholesale
or retail as low az they can be obtained in
New Orleans. prFE and HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGiN.
EFRING.

II hereby given, that in %pnrsuancs Of
contract wi h aud under Instructions from Tie
Surveyor General Of the public lands ior The
State Of Louisiana, | will re- survey and make
the corrections ri the iines, OF public lt0da
and private cl,ims, embraced IN The follow
ing townships, In the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Gfeonsburs district, Lnuisiaus, viz
No. 4, snuth If range nc. /, west 10 viii 4
Baton Rouge 10 situated Township no. 2,
south Of range no. |, cast. Township &c. Z,
south Of range no. 2, east, Township no. ?,
south Or range no I wsst, and Township no,
8 south Of range mn l easi.
Being duly commissioned BY p Il landry,
u, s,afes Sur. General for the 9tste Of Louis.
lana. / will be prepared to execute priVa,s
surveys, In any part Of the State, and alsc
l~eyellipn In all its branches. Letters addreg-
sed 10 tho caro- of Thomas n Weightman
Esq, Sur. Generals Office, Donaldsonville. OF
Daniel D Avery, ESQ, Baton Rouge, vii
meet with the early attention Of
], CLAYTON TAYLOR,
U. 8. Deputy Surveyor q Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05
This l4th, April ls47,

This l4th, April lS47,
VILLAIN NIGHTINGALE
BRICKLAYER, PLAsTERER, SLATER
AND BUILDER IN
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he viii undertake con-
tracts in his line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike & Harris store or
through the Post Office will be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike Il Hart.
ban. 13-ne /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-05

CEDAR LOGsf for GALS BY
PIKE MART
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
AN INQUIRER
FRANKLIN WING MEETING.

At meeting Of the Wigs Of Franklin couaty held
at Rocky Mount, on Monday, the Isl day of February
the meeting was organized by the appointment of Hen
~ Carpcr, Es, Chairman, aud Hugh Nelspn Secrerq
~. The following preamble and resolutions were then
adopted
Whereas, ii Is represented that meeting Of In,
Wings Of pitlsyvara county was held at Pusy lvama
court house few day ago, at which meeting rcsou
ton pssscd, recommending 10 the W hIes Of the s.
vcTal counties composing The thTd Congrt ssional Dis
irct, 10 appoint delegates 10 meet IN convention al rnt
syIyanla court house. the thrd Monday IN February
Tor the purpose uselccllug Wing candidate la rcpr-
sent Tins District in the Congress and whereas it
Il Is the opinion q this meeting time To clans,
tciure the third Monday in February sho TO allow
III" W hrs oi The District 10 give the SUI cc thai consd
Grafton winch ii deserves aud whereas, the opinion
oi this meeting. That the first Monday in March s under
The circumstances, the most appropriate time for holding
said convention, aud that Franklin court house is quite
as convenient 10 all the points OF the district Pisyl
vana court house,or any other point which be select
ed. therefore,
Resolved, That 1t is recommended 10 the W hrs of the
several counties composing the hird Congressional Dis
ret 10 meet IN Convention al Franklin house, on
the st MONDAY in March. for The purpose Of nominating
candidate TO be supported ly the Wing party Of This
District III the approaching Congr sslona election,
Resolved, hat the following person, lie appointed IL
represent the Wings ol Franklin IN sa d non VIZ
Nathaniel u. Claiborne, Peter Saunders Jr. Solomon
Paisley, VIM. Marin, Charles Powell, Gresham Choice
w dlltf - MUSES. " dfItf, W atIled rice
llrgh Nelson. John Wade ST, James Patterson Rich
ARD NJ Tuaterro Frederick r. Brown, Charles X
" ats, Peter &. Price, Philemon Smith. Henry Car
per, Sidney Pinkard. Samuel Hale, John :. Hale, VIM
L. Cmmp, VI. e. Booth. Sias G Reese John d. Tay
lo, john ID. Beoh, : H. Holland, Booker Preston Ste
phen Pres. and John Praiher
Resolved. THAI ii is recommended to the Wings o
Franklin, to meet III convention at Franklin court house
on the fr,l Monday in March 10 nominate two Whie
Candidates represent Franklin couny in tie next Ious,
OF Delegates,
Resolved, That the Secretary forward cory of Il
proceedings Of the meeting the Lynchburg Virginia.
and nauye Herald, for publication
HENRY CARpER, Chairman
IlrGH NELSON Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
G1NGR ESS

The Senate. on Tuesday was occupied principally j,
discussing tho Bill reported for approprlanp three mil
lions d d'isars to buying peace with Me,,co,he can
quest {" one not beng as easy as was contemplated Mr.
Miller spoke al length on tie SUBJECT. The further con,
s"craiion of the Bill was postponed until Thursday. On
motion Of Mr. Berren
IN inc iicnse the business heltrc tie committee was
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill. which was If c,nrsc M
discussed gave preext, however for speeches upon h,
proposed tax on Tea and Coffee. Mr. Wentworth W..
against the 'aN and thought opposition to it part of thu
Democratic creed He proved, by votes in Conpr - an
speeches IN Tennessee, that Mr. Polk had always opno
sod the measure lie was followed by Mr.. J bnson o
i'n"' VINO undertook 10 prove, and did prove. that Mr.
IoA and al his Cabinet had always been in favor Of fro,
lea and free Coffee
Inc Military Academy Bill passed Its opponent.
oou'o moi muster iorce enough 10 c, the ayes and noes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
FOR THE NIRGlNIAN.
TIIE LAIRNON ANE-A DAVIS

'es"S iI,.'oS - nysei INDEBTED TO
N'u' u u' "' eN','c' oI let''f pun
lsned ny .ro Lewis III me ne" orh Observer IN re
,'p' 10 e case ., Nf A. laws. as reported by frol
o'Sh' i"iouSh ,'e N'un'Ss "a hleho, nave mad an
pP"'nh'N OF reading 'he "hoe I' the letter Ga part
"y 81 "hicn was Puo"Sleu by ~ as wen as frol
nnsn rePy IN me ->eN i2fh 'o4he' Nile editor oi
the Observer having refused hm lace IN his columns
as Is usual III soeh casS ana 'he subsequent cor"sPon
dence between 'hoNe gentlemen Nlth the religious ten
denotes OF the letters nave nothing to do Your col
nmns are not the proper place Tor such discuss ons My
man object was I" attract attention to the phenomena o
the magnetic state as exhibited IN the case OF DAVIS
assumed the acs stated by Prot Bush 10 be true, and
beng myself unable TO account oI item except upon the
pht sophicd Principles first announced by Swcdrnhog
}and not upon any peculiar 'cls1o@ views avo"ed By
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

taros which 10 bo ,ound in an, Of htsa authors,
l. L. has only bare presumption 10 sustain him ON III
ground h las ASSUMED lie cannot praduc, u,rcIe -
pro- that DAVIS la, rsar read nao / ihe ~, Ills ,I,
mentioned. Neither II nas be said. can II ba proYe,
'lal he has not read them But an ready 10 adlre,
all he prut Of which negative i. capable can SHOW
aehaln o positive facts That are Incompatible with the AS
sumption of his having read what Is alc,d and vb,
moro canba reluircdl Must casa nec,sx,,il N, h,
default because negaiire cannot be roNir,b nr,yc1
Prot H. ne>t proceeds answer the charu, in rcoard
10 quotations. from the Htbfow Greek and atm Ian
saaEes' and says:
he grasesl part Of The structures remains 10 bo al
'ef'td 10 / l. has great dill, ulty IN cNtrcanp M,
good ialh trom dlcmma In hat have said r,sno,,ipo
ue Young n'an quoting correctly from the Hebrew
creek and Latin languages. have stated the fact and
am ready to Produce the passages.
bui l. gives his readers understand that ho has
cied but Sfie ,cod from each Of these languages and
c"s hNsrlt ier The truth OF the assertion To tbs
alI'al respond ny direct denial of the fact | is true
a' u" mol myself hear the utlerance of but one Hebrew
wod' oot 'he manuscripts show the oeesusncc of more
'a one IRON That language, Of several from the Greek
"u sun ,n'e nom The iaill The only question is,
"hc'he' nave Justly land myself open the charge OF
having msed the public by the form OF IN, aSsefton--
man, 81 ,lf W "Pa'eu WIN The above state
IL , y" M, ,ho say nave heard INN quote correct
I'D , II, 7'"s'N p"' IL appear that have as
IS vboly inlr6n,,, ~ =, ~, ,,o'.. ne 'efn quote
,bc,h.r' ,,a t 80 W ''e amour, oil matter cited.
49,, | WI" VI one hundIod. The more obvious
mi INNS b. a.. =
ei1n terms than v,l ,.,,,Il " ''e'' USE o iaf
tbs IL, M, a,,, ,l ''' cast ou' III admitting
reader nv cxb,h,i, re-, Ivy l''S'''sy h'ls,eads The
really is Whom yiae III 40 "o'o wonderful ! IN /,
present il and Tins j. ,Io,l, ,, t''os III "'.'"
can feel concern I;e,,,J ~ ;,sair ,, 'u"s' 'h'e
If olntin, ,.rI,, ~ ''s' y "'e '''s matter
lmpoft and II is nr.,n, ,l,, Ut very 'rhhg
nv own remark n ~ 80, s''o,' na't 'he oeheh' 6,
have no reason IN s,,,,,so ,, ''' same ume
state he can h, f,,,,, .,I =, I -. ' P'''S'na'"i"'
tongues lie would nr,laLly - '','aIIa WV" ".S
meaning any sen,nc, in ro N ~ s.'v III,
- S '''"'' III i1relsn IAN 9uH9e that might
ever word NAV he n ~ ,l' rn ""' 1a'
Of any poini Which h. w. ''' '''''' 'u'l ''o'"alon
tin,,',y in his Inns ,r. n.y. '' ~ '''' Nip'
+ his disclosures mud tt,, H., 49, ''l' w "N
ed hy the u1,x r. son 49,, ., '''''
hink beyond oups,i n. ,,, ,I,, :, 49,, I - - :
tn,r a mai, rial hl, / - p ,' una =.
II is doubtless an e,s, ,,n,ilr ni - No. Wv '''.
IN other lanouaof, lrn ,,s,,lf Nuns
the ,rsecnt case II s,n,.,us ls = '''.''oA' ~
h,oL. and cc,,,' o,.''"@ range among
with D,ys. .s ] a a"'i' '"I' 9"'' ,"'''s'N.'''
that tL r,,,,cr ,I .3' " '''''''o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
u. Franklin, Jr..
Dealer In Fancy and staple Dry Goods.


IyNruIrRG Va,
ESPECTFttILy informs his friends and the pub
he that he has us received and opened his entire
stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, purchased
recently III the Northern cities such terms will ona
bic hun 10 ofrr great inducements purchasers either
at wholesale or retail house in this section of crn
Try Ills stock large, comprising an extensive assort-
ment Of almost ovcy article usually found in a Dry
Goods establishments in an examination Of which may
10 found splendid assortment in the following articles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Fine French Cashmcrcs in patterns. new styles,
Rich Graduated and Onbro shaded do.
Cashmere Robes. great variety,
Chaplaro and Satin lustre Robes,
Dombaginos and fine silk warp Alpaca,
Gala plahls and Romelia Cloths,
Plain black and watied Silks,
Satin striped Pckin do
Fancy Silks,
Fine Terkcrc Shawls.
A great variety do at all prices,
Parks Incompatible Gimp eased) Skirts, new ar
tice,
Nlorsces and Grass Cloth do
Linen Camb lldks hcn,sichod and borderod,
I.accs and Edgings.
Irish Linens Damask Table and Bird Diapers,
Linen Sheetiugs, &c,
Also full assortment oi Gloves and Hosiery cfoS-
cry description.
CLOTHS, CASsINIERES AND vESTlNGS,
Extra fine French Cloths
Double Mild Golden brown ditto,
Invisible Green do
English and American, do. at various prices,
Super, Doe skin black Cassmcres,
Ribbed aud striped do
Fancy Cassmeres, assorted,
Tweed do do
Fine silk warp do for Sack coats,
EnglIeh Satin Nosngs, plain, figured and enbcoi-
durcd,
Waiered ard striped silk do, very fno,
Embroidered Cashmere do
Woolien, Velvet. Cashmere aud Merno 10,
Fancy Cmvats, Neck Tics. Sc
full assortment of
DOMFSTlCS, HEAVY WOOLI.ENS, BIAN
kETS, HATS AND CAPS,
and variety Of other articles, too tedious To cnumeatr
all Of which will be offered NJ such prices cannot fail To
please. call is most cordially invited from all these
wishing Ia buy good Goods and the lowest ,rices as
will only afford tho subscriber pleasure to exhibit
his Goods, To persons wishing To buy, but ii shall be his
standard aim to give entire satisfaction to those whom it
may please 10 favor him with their patronage,
r.. FRANKLIN, Jr
Oct. s Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
IT'S Up AND DOWN TIE CANAL.
.1ssSf EkCCPsCPN.

WE have Just received, IN addition To our stock
w arIe supply ii Sundres amongst which may e
found the I'LL NJ articles:
\. Orleans and Clarified Sugar
Loaf. Crushed and Pnlverized do
Mocha, Java, Iaguayra, RIO and 81. Domingo Cof
IL,
Gnpawlcr, Imperial and Black Tea,
AoIass,s, in ho9slcads and barrels
Salt, soap AMI Candles,
Mace Nulmcrs. [ loves and Spice
Leather and Morocco Shoe. and Boots,
Fur. Wood and SILK Hats,
Fur. Cloth Velvet, Hair and Seaotio CAPS,
Tanner, Oh, superior article
Sole and PIPER Leather
Letter. Gap and tapping Paper,
Il lr and Sporting Powder In c1nlscrs,
English and American Percussion Caps.
Coat. Vest and Pantaloon Buttons,
Pins and Needles f i knitting and Sewing,
CaIca,s. Ilndkorchicls aud Gloves
Qulls Ink, blue. red and black
Tea kettles, Stew and Frying Pans,
Knives and Forks Hammers and Traces,
Halter and Dog Chains and Chalk Lines,
Almonds lsa sins, Pickles and Ginger
Market. Clothes, Wutk and Toy Baskets,
THIS, Buckets, Trays, Plgeins, brass bound Cedar
Buckets. IWne. painted and vanished Coolers, hair
paint, sloa tooth and busting Brushes, wagon Boxes
Sod Irons Shaving Boxes and Glass, GOO ~ 700 States
Candlescks, Night Lamps. Grind Stones Tar Buckets
Razjrs and Staps, Sugar Boxes, with and without han
Hes. Dressing and Fine Conbs. besides many Other ar
acle,oo numerous 10 mention. Gall and see u.s. ",
have alInesi everything that can be called for.
Feb S-3t MORRISON < WATKINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
MIR. LEAkF,.

, ihefe seems to be some disafecton to Mr. Lcale in
me a'J''hlhg Congressional District among the Demo
.'''" party writer in the Enquirer calls fer Cor
.'"oh 10 Lovingst, the % Monday in Mar
Illuminate carddale. lie says there is LARGE and
''c'aD'e fragment Of the Democratic party in Ale
,''ie "hch VIII not support Mr. Lcake. The Char
'.'s'c Republican says that Mr. Lcake is perfectly
"IlIAg 10 submit bis Claims to Cnnyent.nn