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FARM FOR SALE,

- PLEASANTLY situated, about 2 miles from the
sis%A IL Court Houses being the residence of the late
RSssa DEA JouN NELSON. deceased and contains about
sxtyf acres of Wood Pasture Tillage, and Moving
Land, with Dwelling House, Barn other buildings.
Also good suppl, of Fruit. long credit may be had
for part all OF the purchase money upon good security
being given. For further particulars inquire of GEN.
CHAMBERLAIN, or of ID. A. PAINE, on the premises.
Worcester, March 80. dw3w
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DIED,

In Fchburg, March 90, jonathan Farnswoth, Esq 7st
In Beoadbrook, Ct, March 18th. George Austin son Of
WIN. a. and Mary Ann Lowell, months
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MESSENGERS Notice.

messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, March o. l847
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq. Master in Chancery within
and for the Comfy of Worcester has this day issued
a Warrant against the Estate ofAUGUSTUs CARLTON
oil Shton, in said County, yeoman insovent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said insovent debtor to him or
for his and the transfer any property by him are
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be holden at the office of SAID Master in Worcester in
said County. on the thirteenth day Of pru merit at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon the proof of debts and the
choice of an assignee or assgnees
m29d6t GEO. JONES, D. Sheriff
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSs-TlES, TIMBER,
L SlLLS and PLANK for the construction Of said Road,
win be lived the Office Woreeser-Schedues and
specifcat ms Of which may e had application TO
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either Of the
following FAMED Gentlemen
Ell w HoIBRooK, Esq, w st Boylston-JAcoD FISH
En-, Esq. Lancaster-J. r. WnTcoNB, Esq Harvard
N. F. SNTH, Esq Groon--AsI r. LAWRENCE, Esq, Pep.
perell-1HoMAs w. GTLLIs, Esq Nashua.
VIM A. WHEELER, Agent,
worces ter Dec 1915. ep3.eIptf50 W.&N.R RI. Co.
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WANTED.

WANTEDs
A GOOD Mind-your business" Carriage Maker to set
lie amongst the Industrious and intelligent people Of
south Royalstun II growing village Vermont
aud Massachusetts Railroad with near OF the
above business with plenty of timber with Power shop
to let, In Which Is of DANIELS PLANNING MACHINES
which will be run reasonable terms
DOORS, SASHES, BLIND DIS, and BOXES. tor sale.
So. Royaslon, Feb %. LUTHER HARRINGTON
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Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
A MAN TO drive 0y team and other work Farm,
~ with Family work in Cation Mill. Also, three
or other amsies containing Spinning and Mule
room help. TO 6rst rate families good tenements will be
provided and constant employment given good prices
For further particulars, apply 70 the subscribers the
premises, address by mail TO WiiknsonuiHe, Mass
e. SAUNDERS 81 BROTHER.
Graf on, March 20. dw3wI2
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FARWELL IL WHEELOCk,
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
Grdining and Paper Hdnging done 10 order.
ENG practical Paners themselves and having secured
ID the services Of Mr. g. PEASE In the Grainng depart
men Il will be their endeavor merit, and hope 20 re-
ceive share Of the public patronage. -
nrshop No. Mechanic street. over Thomas sutton's
Grain Store. s FARWELL,
Worcester, March a. ls47. dsm j. IL. WHEELoCK.
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WORCESTER. SIS.
March IL An IsA7

WORCESTER, IS. March II, a. d. IS47.
To CHARLES D. BOWMAN, of Oxford, in said County,
Esquire, Greet;np
VOU having been duly appointed Assignee of The
i Estate of LARKIN D. NEWTON, of Oxford in
said County, yeoman, insovent debtor are hereby
required give notice thereof and give notice
that the second meeting of the creditors said New
ton will be holden at my office in Worcester in
said County, on the tenth day of april nert, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, when and where they may prove
further debts against the said Newton, and also show
why certificate of discharge shall be granted
to him. And you will this notice by publishing
an atested copy of this order in the Daily Spy,
paper published Worcester aforesaid before
the day of said meeting, and by giving written notice
by mail otherwise to all known creditors of said
Newton And you to make return of this order
with your doing thereon at the time and place of said
meeting. CHAS. w. HARTSH0RN.
COM Master in Chancery.
M30deNg Attest, CHAs. d. BOWMAN. A ssignee.
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CRACKERS.
u ECEIvEO this Dr. rom Hartord-a superior article
Z tor iamv use II. II. DAYTON
Worcester. Dec a. pwu Name BIncK
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

S.tACnRt, having established himself in
New Orleans, for the purpose Of facilitating
their BUSINESS III baton RoHge. the under
sigael, have the homer to Inform their fricn|s
and The pubic IN general, that being desif-
aus Of preservtns the character Of keePing a
Cheap Store,
IN reality they vii tneneefarth have constant.
lyon hand, an est Instye assortment "
Dry goods, and fancy arti-
cles. Gentlemen's ready
made clothing Shoes Of es-
cry description, tats Sc,
from the best American,
French and German manu-
factories. EverN article nee
cessary fort toilette Sc, Sc
Which paads wiltbe setd AZ tha lowest pos
a'ble prices,
opHENHEtN and 1AcoBt
dec u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
Plantation Wagons and


The subscriber 5hstinE decreased his tarits
tiles and secured 4 L od lot ot SnasaHsi
Lumber, l. aow prepared la r~osaive NJ ierH
for ,he coming season for Naggprs had
Carts, with Iron O, Wo d aNlnttees, aud u33p
after the most apnruyed patterns anw IN ase.
I'm calls the 4 lhNtIaa oJtbe St-ar Plan
tiers Of The state tQ bus Tipping Gaze W41-
gans that he is lloV manufacturing, which
are more simple and ADAPTED lnr cane than
any lii use, aud rejers to 0rs ], & III Per
kius, y, Chambers, ESQ Gent joseph Der.
nard, stephen Henderson, Esq, and ]. q,
Seudder, Esqs w4o have used them the pass
season aud viii gave any inthrmaf5eH tesrasa
ing hem required An nrlers eatFusted IL
him NUl be faithfully performed AID warran-
ted. Also ell kinds OF Plantation Smith work
done. at his egtAbl slment-eogner otaChureh
anl Main At, Baton Rouge,
dec 18th w, F.GUNNARD,
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Fall and Winter Clothing

Tie subscribers wilt receive IN monday
next per ship luHEN VfeTph1A, from New
York. d spIsbeIsd assortment Of gall and gin
Ter ClUthingLto which tiiag respectfully IN
vite the attention II lie public.
Black cloth aud CassitHafe paitots. Plaid
aatFinsl DO. steed and silk warp DO btaah
cloth and cashmere sacks, ei1th glogbs, Tweed
sacks, blue pilot hunting coats. blue blanRpt
ditto, blue and dab BLANKET over coats, black
cloths, dress and ffaek eeats. Pain aud striped
%sattlaat Parts, bach aal fancy cashmere j1.,
Black satin and fg'ad silk vests, boys vatan@
de-, Cotton dfawgf4i g1ttDn s BIC ".
&r &C.
ii addition 10 the above they will be- 70.
par every packet additional supplies
which VIII make adr assortment Gafnblstp.
PHILLIPS ii LAN0UE.
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NATE ANYWAYS.

sAsebR HISS II Co, have Just received,
and will constantly receive during the winlei
d full and splanaid siotk Of goods, Of oil dss.
efiplions-ffum tho eHfnrn1a6st brown domas.
Tie to the richest easlH1sfbs and silks.
They have now on band and in store, tbs
best assortment If Dry goods thai csc came
toiia toRttof Baton Rouge Ladies' fauty
gJgis, unsurpassed III 1Iatitg aud eilsapnas5
4autIetnan's clothing hats, Csps siags and
brosans Of avery description, also a falI stock
If boys clothing, and ~ elegant aud fresh
ut IF patftmafy.
i've lpga not mentioned syERY article VIE
h8ps IN store, because TODD 50 would take up
b full page Of TITS piper $50 numerous are
tlnz articles We rfy invite our old friends
sjj tae pubic generally 10 vlslte cor store,
ard they VII i1i thlt 1tsg can bestited 10
any 4rtisle they may wish 70 bnY. The Ioa
prices No wtieb We sell aar goods, are Too
well Known ID make II necessary fa+ os again
to repeat, that goods tau be obtained in ouf
store much cheaper th4n aue Vhsrs else,
Only colna and fudge Of this fact fgr your
before purchasing elsewhere.
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"a sIIGAR nLANrER9

A.. .. DAuPHtv, kettle setter, residing for
the present 10 Baton Rtige, offers his SER
yirea 10 the planters Of the uoighboriug par
jshos. After twenty-five yeHrs expprtpnce
at ksttla setting be can warrant his work,
and save the planter d great deal Of fuel. Ap.
pIy to Mr. II T B~eaufagafd Al Biton Rouge,
or D Mr.. J y 5eujdef. where be Is n7,v ON.
plorsd. A. O. DAUPHIN
p, 8, Latters put in the Baton Rouge
roaf-7ticn vill he duly attended TO
tutv q 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

sELttNG 0FFtAT AND BELOW COST
D. SANGER las lhe pleasure or a0napp.
cling TO tho pubiicS thai be has made such r.
rangemoats az 10 dissolve copartpership with
MeSsts, H, and a, Hess, after tho Coming
New Year, ia offer 10 reduce his pFuabnt
large stock of gohds, which consist Of tbe
choicest articles 5tail kinds Of Dry fancy
and Staple Goods, IA well as gantlcme
Cushing, H4ts, Boots, Shoes, etc, Trey
viii sell positively at cast, and great many
articles even below cost, p, Sanger wtif
after 40 business alone, a. sooa IS their pres
ept stock II m,a3ly sold.
With the above named inducements we
hope to sell out cur present stock, and al the
same time respectfully invite all these Or
debtad ii ID 10 Gene forward and settle theiI
aeco units, nlherw3 sethey Wi3 be placed "a The
hands of lawyef Cor eolteeA fen.
d. SANGER, HESS Go.
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9EW GOODS.

Mus. SHAW would announce to her old
friends and,the ladies gsneFally, that she has
inst received an abilities 10 her stock o.
FANCY GOODS. consisting Of Bareges
Nnslias, OrsaadieS aud Ginghams, all Of The
IaI~esfsfGles
honaets flbb3Rs, laces and iasertings
sa.t@afr8a slocks Of lie mostrecentimpor-
faiioa, whAa will Sell serg low for cash.
march "a 1915
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THAOFNN F1X, IA ID.
DENTIST.

IIAs SOW dk HAND, THE besror MATERIAL.
\. perfeet uAfk,aH3 pledges to lds patrons 81
good operations as they can obtain in the
state, particularly 10 mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at hin residences
Calls lett III Tic drug sgore .ofaO. 7. Davis,
will meat wife prompt attention.
DE-, Fay has teen kindly permitted 70 refer
to.the fullowltE gentlemen, most If whom
have been aeoaar fed with hHs Q.erations, du
rina1ae pastlijne sears.
q d Harvey. NJ. n, us A. c French,
n. 81; Henty Perkins, H.. D. Iahu Perkins,
MN. Up MISC nsey. ii d I'm Hereford,
\. !. PM t~'aiers, NJ. b. 5 6 Layeocls, NJ.
D AupustuksKiag. ia Hon Judge Burk,
Hon Judge nj + Penn Rev. ]. Woodbridge;
Rev. john Bstlke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
ErAT De IA LOUISIANA.
Pdroisse d'Ea Bftoa Youngstown dc
District,

Pdroisse d'Ea Baton Rouge-Coar ID
District,
Fn veHi dune commission 81 t"1i q
druasbt par lHonorhbIe Judge du h0itid'ha
district rdisiat ID l'etat de Ia 10 dstane-
~J'e4posnrai en- yente pubItqte JEBDi, la
~ Jantter ls47, 4 ~ hsurrs III thatl0, !
Ia hatsen de cour, dans la vile De Baton
Rouge, Ia prophetic sulvaote, apptfienaft
a Ia Succession de feu JohH Dehhun, DC.
C6da, payotr,
Une morceaH de tefre sItlh dams IN FRr
ois .en feast Baton Rouge a environ iA
miIle ust 10 Ia Vile tie Baton Rouge, sur
Jones Creek, eor4tentht 100 afPena, bnfs
me d I'est par les tertea deg hoFittgrs de
Charles Pens, nard par les httfters de
McAfthur, a E'onrst of All sud par James
Stokes, euai ! brebig, l cuchohs, wv yit'.
le yniturg ct uhe scle.
Conditions de Ia venie-La !erre . IN
credit dun. delx ct tfqts ens, ehaossbs 4
satisfaction ct hyputh641e eur tn terre, Ct
Ia proprtet6 persoaeIla a un credit de
d5tse mois en- hrllrts eadosats.
JOS. w FOWLER. Grefier.
doe 10
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Il II RACE
COURSE.
TO OF FINE
SPORT AND RACE HORSES.

TIE pfoptistors have the pleasure uf h.
forming the sporting community that they
have leased tho faea course ngaf fiatnn
Rouge. for the term Of five years, aud that
II is now undergoing thorough repairs, and
IN q few weeks that tney viii be prepared tn
accommodate any number of horses, and will
have the course equal, If not superior stFle
80 any IN tie UnItad States, In pgilt IT
sleHanee and convenience,
This pfapfiators pledge themselves to ron4
duct The course on steh HbRtal aud they be.
IiaVg gantlemanlY principles, az Will ensure
general stisfagtiul They would here re-
mark to their sporting friends, far and naaf,
and 10 all those Interested, that II thew "maan
spnFtinE'' they must sanl Tn their cub
atfiptiens, either by letter or seine %autlef-
iced person.
From the evidences Of saefeas Tho sbbsefi-
hers have alreaily III their palHs#aiBh4 anil
frstn the. we'll known libsralitv oF The B4ai9-
ern People, The subscribers indulge 30 doubts
about obtaining subscription lists highly rec
pssiable, both IN tta number Of members and
il. tho amount slb.6yibei
In conclusion, the subscribers would aaF
that they expect their friends will give u
their names as sDun as possible, 10 haze tie
mSrfiRg meeting, prior ~ the NH9 0rlafits
aces anu aIsb ~ enaBle EHp BF8#HleHbs ~
d~geftise liberal purses. It is therefore mar
Gui4Fly desirable that the ltst should be
made.out immediately,
OD0M II ELLIOTT, proprt1tnfHt
p s.. There will be a meeting at the
Cuurt.housa. 90 the evening Of the lat 9fon
day In January, the first day oftha State Fair,
when there WILDE an address delivered, and
it l. e]zbastsd that all persons, disposed % eh=
courage be enterprise will be present
O. Il u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
nLLIILn "alIIInlI.

At a msettng oflho board Of administrators
Of pablo sehoeis, held ibis day, it was resolv-
ed, thalaIl persons having claims against
the BiFah FIR E]sacIting indigeni children frotn
Aprtl LIST, 1914 to April let. i545, be faquas
ted to band taait accounts properly a~nthanfis
Gated to VIM 3 Pike, BY of b8l1fe tie 20lb
day Of October next, in order that a dtstribu
ton Of tile appropriation for the year 1915
be- made.
Jonp RH1b, President.
, Oct 2 t846.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
Groceries, Dry Goods Crock
cry and Hardware.

Corner If Lauret anil Thrill Street.
The subscriber would respectfully taiJfm
the public generally, that he lass always On
hand i good assortment nfth8 4bgag H]risglez,
aud is daily receiving sappFigs ,sHet De will
sell Low iUr cash. o. vi 4p9fot el G }dtj aud
bg his anrBnittilg atteHfi3a ~ LES l5eBs, liz
expects IL receive a shtf Of rditHI1ees.
J4l2 u ALFRED GAFBT
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rAtNra - A.

Waite leadln / 81, bly, y hils lsaIi chrome
green. chrome yell0H, gsFailliuH, satsft4f
red, yellow 0Ehfe, LitfssEat ptassiaa jlus,
red lbaj, turkey u1bet- faFra ID s~ie11a, lt0
seed oil, spis. tafpeia TIE, c"Hat, pau gus
black VlruisH, AMI a t1fiat9 81 olhff sftirie5
in the paint line 100 nuustaDa o. mgulig6.
Also paint brushes Of every size and quality,
all Of which hagg Just arrived, bDd wyfFa1tFd
pure and gaod, By he s1bsefi8sf ail5 oif3ts
them for sale cheap for cash, eithsr al
gholesals or retail
On Lafayette street.
n23 o. p. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

9TIAI HERE, YETGln
YOU can all have yonr witches. clocks
and ~ieWelry repaired, IL ths shortest notice.
by laavlng them ct tho old stf9d-fof / have
nov, IN my employ, a ffst.rats workman.
md between Us both, we are prepared 70 do
Things mp bro1on.
/ have just received y fine assortment Of
]j8welrg, consisting, 10 part, Of tho foliow-
ing
Gold and silver pens and p~enejIa. 1old
loekets and miniature CASES, gar. nos L.
diss' and gentletnen's breast pins. old studs.
bracelets, clasps, tips and su5ps, fiji eer.riu0F
Wateit.seais, scaft.plns, gold s9att Giles. Dgtd
and steel watch KEYS, vest and B chains.
gold, steel mounted watch ribbons. bououet
holders, hair ornaments, polka head drsose..
coral necklaces, silver thitubIes, o..
Besides a fine assortment OF ststi iewgs
~.
Also a great variety If other oo1ar, spga
~ krigest scissors anil razora, gtget d
sombs brushes. parfumerY, 81.
= Ladies and gentlemen are are @ape faty
invited 20 coll and examine f,t ifEpseIta.
n. II. Old gold aDJ silver g 60.
&. G.. TfITLI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
NeW Goods.

The undersigned has Just received At tho
eor1er ofL1ureI and Third Street IN add
ton to bis former stork If
DRY GOODS.
English. freurb aud Maekanaw blaBketa. ..
+ Al, bro aud blsa. shirIinga, bed dCfings
LtnseYs, kerseys, w~ooleu stripaB and niajla,
blue denlnga, TARTAN plaiis, American M
gIjsh a1d French c%AIicVss, nu5iin de Iaine.
beautiful shaded enrjeyilla roles, irish liua1s
ljnep napkins, table damask, bro. sabta
cIoills Russia d aper, genftand IAdies b6aie.
| ~, gent, and ladies' gloves, liaed berlin
gloves, spool cotton, silk, rtnglam and coli
ION umbrellas, green bareFe yeiis, polka,
eiNk G~ravat8, 1aIfadIHstjng stocks. linen cam.
brick silk and bandana handHerehiefs, popree
and cotton flag handtercbiafs. nadfaas aud
printed head haalkarGlisfa, green elastic
uspeudera, also . 9a1i a1Bafv Of
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire. dDgg, sad iron shoyels
aud taags, spades and ah1yeIa, plantation
hoes, french locks. ReddUy combs, butts aud
straps, hinEes, knives and forks, pel and
pocket do, cross cut and baud Saws, raItl
and hand saw tiles, Spurs, rails, taGkH, stir
rups, bride bitts, Dol 9 axes, hand axns.
hatchets, harumars, nails, brads, tacka. fnta-
king nails, door, kaot, locks, n6rfolt tafcheq.
sham ]la,c!,+s ronnd bolts, hollow ware. Grid,
irons frying paGs, and also an assgi anent
Of
GROCERIES,,
Such as, coffee, sugar. rirc. ten. XIV
mustard pickIoe, cramborries by the kpr Or
| gallon, %raisias, bottle cider, bunkwhcat flowr
ct, claret wine nv The bottle or box. powder,
and shot, vinegar, swcGt oil, spirm candles
star candles, cod fish, Hvanna preserves
and sweet meats, grapes, aaleratus. pine an.
| pie cheese, soap, cog brandy, cadrse and ine
salt, table io4in boxes, mGscafWine ebam.
paign wine, macaFoni, vetalecelIi c stile
SOAP, crashed sugar. chocolate, sthreh, and
indigo.
CR0CKFRY.
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
CLOTHING.
Fashionable silk bats, white and black
cashmere hats, boys and youths hats, caps
and negro hats, paho coats, blanket coats.
fine broad cloth coats, dress and frock blk,
casmir, mixed tweed aud fancy coIored
pantaloons, s%atinet, Cashier, fancy and silly
vests, and a large assortment Of gent. and
aides shoes, brogans, slippers, bootfees.
hildren. shoes, all Of which wiz be sold al
moderate rates.
ALFRED Gates
Q "A 1915.
-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

ftaksf ub bg james O'Natl, about seven
niles from Batoa Rouge a bay mare, rigEn eye
out. 10 brand, also u rom colt over one year
Old biazed face, no mark or BRAID. The uw-
asr Is requested to ca and ttko them away.
On bis paying charges.
TX DUFROCQt Ranger.
Sept o., 1886
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Almost every thing necessary for famil,
use, together with
GOOD BARGAIN

ANY one who is proficient in tie confsc-
tionary art, would invest his capitaIVer adj
v~aatageonsly by buying HrsAFtuse's con-
cernffn the thriqlng town of Baton Rouge.
Besides the other aHarements of lhe
mace. consideration that il viii soon be bic
seat of government, must have a aresf
weight on he miad Of thoss who viii avail
themselves ofsueh a good opportunity to
transact for an establishment which is pro-
vided with all the utensils required by lie
trade
Apply 10 the owner, Lafayette street, Bat,
on Rouge.
nov. I la4s
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nRDER NO /
HEAD QUARTERS. gl DIyf5.
IDJ1f. IN taJ

pHDEH NO. Il.
HEAD QUARTERS, 8IDIyf5.
ION, l.. ar. 1910
Dtmbogts, N9g. %
PURSUANT ID TIA ppoiutm8nt egs8
red Oh ne by The .9vet11r 81 louisiana ahd
n con lfmt y; - tie ast Of 1912. | hereby as
sumo fomna.J Of ahis division apd annoisnee
the following a~ppJintuants a. constituting
W ta 2','s T,s5 s,'i' pla n.b..t. ] NJ Halle.
Aids de Canl. Edward Daleny, Inspector,
A u Heron. Qaartet.na7ter, Charles A
Thornton. p5ymaster, w ID Scott, M. d
Surgeon.
Ga Tuesday the 18th proKimo an election
VIII be held nsrIar Sha orders and supervjs-
i8n 8fthe officers q fntnaadin4 The several rs
yinaatH Of The sah brigade, f5y Il Bsitsdier
General, vice II $ Rousasau whose commits
Sim has eKpiF5d.
Com nanlata If 1riiaiss will address me
at fiiynB G.nEa t'isl offiaa, Parish Of Tier
Vile, aud IA tkiah lna with III returns feqgif-
ed BY thu A ygutant and iasrartor Gahefal.
n. N. w. BUTLER,
MAJ. Gen. Commanding.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

I'VE have Just opened a beautiful assortment
If French, Scotch and Eariston black and
fancy Giaghams, suitable for The season..
Also a few pieces Of Bingham Lawns.
iune6 PHELPS q L4NOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
SAW MILL.

lrhe proprietor informs his friends and The
pIhtiu Id general, that tte has finished hia re-
psrs 10 the mill, aud that he is prepared 70
ebeuto all orders which paay be seouiled
tdhis Gaze with despatch, Lumber ofalI dos-
and boards constantly on hand, Fol
sle theap,fo cash oaiy. n
hay 10 FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

GENTLENgV'S BROGANs.
We are now re"aiyine direct from the man.
utact1rars in the north, q beautiful assert
mot. Of gents Calf 5gwed Brogans, will
Pumpand Boot s5Iss.
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
CfGARES m La HAVANE.

CfGAhE5 DE Ia ia
JostrH TtNEz (autramsa Jseko) iuforms
lB pdblie d'Est ct i'Oaest Baton R0uge,qu'il
q q yents or Gros OF en- detail, dee cigatep
dune q]ualit6 suptrieur.
AussiC itran, jus de ]eitfon, liqueuts fin
&C., D dos prix modtrtB.
a8ht 10 q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
p WAREHOUSE.
NO, Q BURLlNG SLIP NETWORK,

NO. @ BURLING SLIP NETWORK.
CYRUS W. FIELD offers for sale al the
lowest Manufacturers prices, a reFy extensive
assortment ofPAPER, COMPRISING ever, pos
sible variety, adapted to the wants q con
samers in all sections Ct the country. Paper
Of ali kinds mad5 70 order a. short notice.
The stock Of PRINTING PAPER i. Gnu
snalIy large, a part Of which is ofsery superior
quality.
31aner- aaakers' satfrfats
.t.rervd description, imported and kapt cons
....1v On hand, viz FEELINGS, Wire Cloth,
F,nraiiqier Wires, Bleaching Powder, HIaa
1rlrramaripe, Twine, &c, &c,
RAGS.
canvass. Bale Rope, Grass Rome, BaggIng,
e.. pnrchasaJ, for Which the highest
1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
}. GOL8O ",
MAnnLNERY.


Having fer many years devoted much ofhih
time to the examination ofland titles. tendely
his professional services to those whose fpferl
ssts are atectedandsr the late act of Congress
providing for the adjusts@ehtoftandtitips
Louisiana and Arkansas
ulY 90. u On.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
RANGERS, SIZE

WIN be sold this day Saturday 2Ist al he
Coart. house in the lowa Of Baton Rouge,
atl2 o'clock III B stray horsas taken up and
nasted according 10 Law BY Martha Chance
Terms, cash
JR DUFROCQ, Ranger,