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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
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&HGf3t&t4tb ED|4
at the regular meettae Of tho above $3.50.
citation, held III the 12th Daeamher. 1916, The
following resolution vas unanimously adopt
ed aHd ordered to be published IN tho Bafot,
Rouge papers for three mouths.
IBs6IvEB-Fba We see with fpprst lbst
several discharged e%0nvigfs, instead Of itav.
ing The tgwn Nifh blush, the iii 9tjfh
thsy have stf9ted the penalty Of Their crimes
With The bbfdast afff6ntefv parade their cards
IL The De newspapers, aud having no character
or Responsibility u lose, try 10 mbBop6tiza
tho majority of soins branches If mechanical
sbrE % this tosH aud hefghb9ftged, BIZ un.
defiakihe work at such l8H nfieps, ihat il ia
IHip5ssible f9r tho honest and upright citizens
Who hHYe families II b~,ainfain and educate.
10 cbmpete with them thai Tits association
esteem II their duty to publish lie names Of
such among Hs nov Of that Glass, and isaga
the pabli5 10 decide whether they viii rat
foufbs the discharged fsion, farRsr o. murder
g II preference 10 The honest and ubfigh
citizen
The persons iatnsd beioW arc ef thaa class
brown ~ SHELDON, Carpsptsrs,
Builders, Cabinet Makers. Piano Forte
fephifsrs, 90. (dee 10 3m)
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Manrtrp-On Thursday The 7fh inst; b
the Hey.JJ BarF, Mr John Buhlef LEA !
Miss Louisa SlFllmh1, both Of this Pafist
The Printer a. usual has 1een kindly 70
membered. The happy ebagieha4e hi
best wishes for heir eternal happiness.
ron THE BRIDE
May he who vow'd to love mud cherish,
While al is yet oae biissftII hour.
Meier forget mid storm AID tempest,
The fading, wilh'fiDg df6op ing dover,
a
DrHD.-ln this town on Thursday morn
ing, ut the residence Of Mr.. Chas. Guedry
Mr.. Abram FlcishnIn Of New York, age
Is years.
DrrD.-ln this town on Wednesday sd
Instant, PArRton McNoRroN, aged q
years. The deceased has been long llnowI
in this community, for his stem indepefI
dence Of character, and upright condue3
Ills remains ware accompanied TO thI
grave by the United States troops etatione
ut this post and The Washington guards, i
well ag d large ]eofcourse Of citizens.
From q statement made by Lien . shoI
time previous 10 his death, it appears lh4
.@,1aI - III
p..,..- go. G.n.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

I Yr... - - -.
"afs l"t 10y man thlfiY years UeSh
ga5Its' Elta sstb'ha, Naieh was 8Ho"u pof
lily a1a4iiy '1lsl''s' gtt also u hahy olhe5s'
RI, e. 41ata Jaizg ~ 3's SItVate4 ~ "nlG5'
IL az 49, "a !" tsa"sst me- Dp,'os ,'s
III .trd Z. s14 II q. N ! NJ, ! g"'la ~ rss.t
~ ts1 Jsgs 9t ea,I3 a"t'as '"g sPsss - e.
led ~ az H., et. ~
10 s,ae - ~ t@I " NJ ,s''l"t,5 ""
some reposei tfbts sig,a93an bsaa,aine dee.
refaip. / tried gafia34s mgsrs i ab,stb fsJfef
,pd havs saresrdad MI, rats tfna gsats
research, 10 discovering a soeei9c syrrp,
which has produced s1a6 h bafpv .Asff mon
that IL p|feseftl only ezpfrieaEe se,gp Sigh
oppression, which Is Immediately teliev9
ezoez1te am Frsstsas9 .ga4kS - 1T stlcg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

tous courage ard tIsi 90 II holof he'd
won him golden opinions aa all sorts 81
men. Political friends M asa stiAe ads
nired atid, he numbered hosts af attached
associates IN beth p~artass ttis loss y ID
trraparatls one, Lguisitna nisy mourn
one Of her noblest o and hiB friends the
death Of one whose mann H. ami iate ieat
caPaettateit him 10 adoFh y ] dignity soeis.
tit. Tbe saddsHn8ss 1f tiis affecting dis
pansatIon Il another strong and appalling
evidence Of the instability af iils, end al.
maniabes us 6fthe necessity Of preparing
In season far tltai call 10 HN1at the Creator
al the last dread account which may cons
upon tis when least anticipated, an1 1T the
very maihsst whom we arr boxing trust
fully anil gaily e the future Dee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
TAKEN Up

On the I4th December, 1876, by Peter
GerFaft about 9 miles below tie Court house
ia this parish, a creole horse of a dark bay CO.
lof three white feet star IN The forehead.
and The end Of eHs nose white no mark Or
brand visible andsged about s years.
II said horse y rot claimed whtf4H thirty
days after the first publlcaafon OF this notice,
Agreeable 70 an acl of tic police jury Of this
parish, he viii be exposed at public sale On
the 18th January next, 1s47 at 10 o'clock a.
M., 70 pay Inc capturing and other expenses,
BY the undersigned.
R0sEMOND HEBERT P.J.
West Baton Rouge 18Th Dec. Is46-47.
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EpAYE

Ar9t6 Ie II de Decembre 1876 par Mr..
Piter Gerrarf, demeurant d 8 miles an
dessons de Ia Naison d copr De cette "a
rolsse, an cheyaI creole De couleur Bal
aeir ayant trofs pieds b'anc ilne etolle
blanche az front, ct le bout du neg blanc,
sans aacune marque al feF Visible, age
eDglron de 8 ans.
81 le dil chegal nest pas r6clame dane
les trente jours de Ia publication de ct
avis, confinement aux Regiments d4
jarI de police de- cette paroisse, ii sera ex-
pose en- yeate p~ublique, 10 10 JAW aer ora
chain a 10 heares A. ID. an Bureau d..
sousigne.
Conditions su complaint.
ROsEAOND HILBERT, Il p.
Quest Baton Rouge lie 10 dec. 1915. 47
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MbyOTlCE.zD

I'll. LAsoUE, having made
arrangements With nm importer in New Or
lsahs, 1elild 8hn8unee ID bis friends ana tic
public il t#ttefal, thht he viii keep constant
" On haHd d e%otGpleis assortment If The fol-
lowing articles, warranted and If The Lest
quality.
Claret In boxes, bottles
and halfb ottles,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gal
lon Or bottle,
JenofiT DO do
Port Wine in bottles,
Mugcat do DO
Cognac brandy by the gal
lon or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaiea Rum,
Frefch5 cordials ynasortcd,
Claret by the demijohn or
bottIes
Marseils Wine do
wye Whiskey,
sardines, olives, capcrs, OIL
i've oil, absinth, k]etchup, bos-
ton soap No /, imperial tea,
&c.
4 $50 an assortment 81 efaoksry and glass.
aafas lettsf anil f~55lseap paper, quilts, steel
pens, Ink besides 4 great many 6tb8r artj-
cles to- tedious 10 mention all Of which is
offered at the lowest prices fgf Dash.
~ Planters aud others Wishf1g 10 receive
CiBr6t in casks or any Of tbs aboY8 natbe1 ar
tieles, direct irom New Orleans ard have
them landed at tbgir residences, can leave
tHeif orders with ms abd may fest ASSURED
that they viii DO attended tg With tAg great
est pnbet0a5itg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

Tug QutcKEsr YBf -La a stat6man
published a few days slnct, says, tho n
Z. Journal Of Cgmmsft,e 10, ]pyrpofting &
Ell forth the exlfootdlnat dispatch Of iht
ship Blarnton smiling between New fDtl
and Liverpool, itis suited she bad %glearea
Tho fourth time within ltrn months abt
fourteen days. Her ftyG eleafahcg wa
9Th March last, and hot 4th the 1914
instant. ,his mailing tbs fms only binf
months and thirlosn days. THIS Is belley.
gl 10 be uopfeeedenieT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

THu CoNeBRr, -On Monday night last,
a concert waa given BIZ the sacred musical
tiety, 1t the Presbyterian church Of this
tovh We were much gratifsd to fad.
The church crowded on The occasion, In
addition 10 The promised entertainment,
rifs, Patterson favored The audience with d
tlo, which elected great applause, ~
" Ter also sang with exquisite taste the
d. ast &C BelshasBat.
Il pleased ne very much, 20 find that the
hirhdica who preside ), did net neglect tho
printers, who bad labofed, and used their
pen and papet, IL announcing the concert,
Edilota typos aud devils we're oil honored
with tickets,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

The Cabinet business will 30 continued III
1.-THE old stand by jacob Piper bn bis account.
An assortment Of Cabinet Wato ia constant.
y kept on hand, ~ tHHdB til order. Rarair-
tng neatly done and Undertaking attended 10
! the shortest notice. A.lteafss is always
opt ready % tia premises
Jan. 2Hd-47,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

We nYs our readers az apology fr he
pan=sppsarabte 8rtha nBual )1uaHtity " adi-
tortai iii i1sdag's paper Tho proceedings
.ttha Esft pat a,tap astirlea handed ~ at The
BEGINNING of The well, have bhaf oldaBly toln
palipI ua to leave out ]sevefaI articles intend
"a fgr thts number, The advertisement Of
Nfa4sfa lonlinson & BaJia viii appear 10
our next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

Having published 4 ppf ian of the Car
Tiers Address ithout consulting tie author
We lpem II oa5 duty. At HE request, y pub
lisb tie whole, though we % Hot concur with
him "a The eHt re sentiment therein expires.
red. Ttie Address II from tie pen or pt W.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

All persons are foTewarned from tradinr
for anole Of 8 1,200 due march l547, givea
by me in payment Of tract Of land, at ibs
order ef.5Ialan Veuve AHgtAtia Laclerqua
and dated February f544.
THOMAS MACBTN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

Profanity - Young tnang do you m.
70 the bad i6n1anee you eNeft, whei
you muke use If pf5il Bs words ?Fbafe ar
scores about ven, who afe m0ro or Iea7 n
auenaed by yaut language of conduct
Whau they haat pfottisg words from YOU
lips. ltf#y catch The language and make
tls9 Of the aar1a, whensva they you'd e8
pref themselves viii sssna warmth. Whai
Is m1fe unpleasant IN the oaf Than pf0fafI.
language we hraf III ID every Iabs-b8fDft
eve y dnor IN oil pIae88 And you. tematD.
ber, have been the mea ns, in some degtesI
OF this abonlnnbis practice. The follow.
ing Iines, though eonm %, are no iess traa
ana we wish they.eoold 30 reiterated IN yoa
ears aud give yo0 no ftsaGe, til YOU for
sake tho practice Of using pfofaHo words.
Maintain your fahk-yulgarity d8s,
ptst-
To svear is neither brave, p,lits moi
wise;
You would not swear upon d bod 81
death
Reheet-yovr Maker nov may slot
your breath"
A little n]nnssnse, noty and then,
T. f6Itshdd by inc wlsrtst neai
Bisldss I've htd) fan l07lng folks,
May learn great truths while hunting
jokes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

TRUNK MANDATORY.
Tbs subscriber has on hand and oqofs for
sale, Of very red9esd prteea, the largest A.
sortment ofSADnLERY ever offered ID b.
Ton Roug6-e5naisiHg of
Quilted Ladies' Saddles.
Plush do DO
Volget do do
Plain Do do
Quilted aud plain Spanish S81dlos,
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation d.
Americana do
Columbian do
Black and Ragset Trunks,
Trunk Valisea,
Carpet Bags. y
Carriage aud Buggy Harness,
Gig and Baikg do
Wsggon audCart do
Saddle Bag,
Wagon ard Cart Hauos,
Horse and Mule Cullasg,
Blind Brides,
Trace Chaina,
Brides, and Bride F,lirqp, 8
Marfingaleg, Cruppers,
Coach, Cir a~ndTrottiag Whips,
Switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation and Cart DID.
And a large assortment If plated brasg ard
steel Bride Bits and spura, All Of which are
offered ct very reduced prices for CASH.
Jan. III. A. BRADFORD.
Church Street, one door from Pike & TIar's.
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COT PHILLIP t1tCEY

II t+t#EEstF@E5 II Aht~ff EFEff''1i 0RHH
Ysflnia Degruy. Jefferson, n M Norman
Haw Orleans, Wv T'ayi4F. POINT Coupe
Hiies Taylor, Lafoufebs interior.
TREASURER
5fEFHEy HEEDHHs0b
co.'s FJHB Nc SEC KfsRY
fBH fAfea
hf1oHgfve s~hBHEfAhY 10 be Hte5)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
3 Henderson, Chairman. J MeVay, Jane
HgCaIeBi u Chambers, b A ttka, Nv
Toh1afl, UG Meditation, Il b Ca1rad, +
Z linton q Allan, A Ct Garter, ] Il Klein
peter
A YAvRBa THtok-Tbs Hartford
Times reminds ~ Of The DEVICE Of D pan=
tIsna6 in a h%aiHhbefing town lasi fall Il
I'LL hi4 celia Will ira'.rasB potatoes at Fl
very low price, 1t viii be feeolleeted tina.
potatoes generally were not Of tha bast
qgalitY, md the price Was high. Tie gen
tIeH1aa gave notice Tint he bad a barlieulal
d@sire u get d specimen Of ths best sort 81
pntbin flised hat season, and according
F Offered three i liars f9r The best peek
that could be emptie into his cellar he
b8iNg Hue tld4r. The p9iatoeseatne pnnr.
ing IN, peek after pact-lhose farmers
who had d,Hefeat SORTS bringing 4 neeI Of
each, nnl Of tho ytrY bas! Of tha lot. Tha
gentIaman seon taiad hat he hid a eullat
t1ll Of Htsf-rate p1ttiun7, whom ha aIptt hia
joor, and paid three ~IoItara 10 lie Etrsnef
who had Iail the boat pc K, afeuftinE to
HE judgment. He mad p]Ufat0as 10 sell N
tbs spting.-Er paper.
CAFRtGRs Address.
pAra9 wa gHBsr fnBB as in time Of
yIfe,
Another new year ffds rs n your door.
We CONS again the hihrGal Carrier Boy,
10 wish thee health, long Iif3 aud peace
and joyi
Since lHet we came orr ahntttl call to pay,
Sad changes mark our ]eouatry'5 destiny
unnumbered woes press thick OH every
hand,
And wal and bloDl4ha stain our houora1
L,.1t
The past we scan with wounded pride and
pain
Tho future hope, alas we fear in vain
Tho stars aud stripes, proud emblem Of tho
free,
Towering to haavon-'he Sign Of Liberty;
~ ',,'' ''' "s'S"' y ""'''' "@'''''
=,
''''' n o''',', II P''''' '''''''' ''
A., 5.l
' ''4' '' ''
o,s c.nnna., o,n ,.. .i
-,
If Us 'he west ia barron "'Ii5 extend,
ger desert "'a'f2 and mountains "'tho'1
enc
''f o' '',' south It's burning sands can
reach ii
boundaries clam the south and west
orn bench
e.,
, -, 81
: Az 49,. '"S ''
~ ~ =, '''''
,0'II "'''' 'PP0''''o''
mourn thy fate, land ola generous
race,
see the storm that threatens with dis
grace
; thousand gallant sons already slain
l. vain
V:l,,r. I'LL a,,,h,a. 1;,,A-.,l eA,.3. 81
MI '''' '
.on, ytlI ,bcy ,,o,,., n. h., 90. ,,,;,,.
rr
An. III .l.u !, e.,a, ,,,oaa.
7 Losstz h. ,., r,S'''' ''''' "''''
- o,,iJ. ~, 1,s3 o,,a,. .,;.;,
v.n
lone oftho brave we do not yet despair
so''''sn voice IS oeoo.ng ai'r'
rom notth to south-along the eastern
p''."'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
ALSO Al VERY SUPERIOR DEs.
TRTFfCT

IN mafsby ceuntrie. ard nearthe sea
shore, people are gofs or lees iect 10
the scafvoy, which eff gatfc0ady Tho
teeth and gins the last become Of d dark
purple, sWelled and detached 9th. teeth.
BY using This deFtnGce three N four days
ooly 81 morning and night hey viii be-
restored r. their natural ssie.
Use daily, a few DID III i tumbIer d
waior, keep The mouth 10 order and flesh.
Also a Vegetable Cosmetic, preferable 10
20 ne water. particularly f9r ladies', it does
not only refresh tie skin, but gives jta beau.
glfUl natural white color.
Cologne water wafFantedf 81 quality.
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nEAfH on SENATOR HARROW.


nEAfH on SENATOR BARROW.
We were surprised and shocked Upon
opening tAe Baltimore papers Yesterday,
70 perceive Announced the hopeless fines
VI our Senator III Congress, the lion
ALEXANDER BARROW. The intelligence
caWc upon us with startling srddennega.-
utterly unlocked FIR aud unexpected. We
knew that be had repaired III Baltimore h
company with MR, GARaerr DAVIS, but
bad MOT dreamed that he Npuld be there
stricken down by mortal sickness. It
saens, however, that shortly aHer Mr.
BARROW arrived at Baltimore, he was at
tackled NJ 4 species II complaint -bilioda
cholic-whteh had proved fatal to Judge
SraRY aud % Attorney General F.BaApE.
The Baltimore and Washington papers
state, that the disease had progressed With
trght6ll rapidly aud severity. They donot
announce Mr. Barrow ! demise, hut 1.-THE
latest dates, remark that his recovery was
dcspaired Ut.
Agltnner Of hope vet rrmaiaed. Tena.
cions le might haye.bahled the approach
Of the grim grant-death, Mt. B,uaow
had d constitution of ton, 4 physical frame.
work dted 70 endure and resist He was
Ia The prime Of q, the yisor OF age, the
tawer Of his faculties Tie might vet sur.
vire. They who were given ever ~ thrir
medical attendants, have moi ~unfgeaoentlY
survived many years, Itlie 10 uneei tain
- Is death, The duration al the one il
NOT more doubtful than The advent AZ the
ether, Thee reflections insplted III with
a faint hope that Mr. BARwow mig L be
spared q the councils Of hts country, and
the kindly greetings IF bis fienas. hat
The Intelligence contained ia the subiofned
letter addressed to Tie editors of he Con-
werciai Tines, by their Washington cor.
respondent dashed to ptecos the frail fabric
It hope. ALEXANDER BARROW Il no
mofe.--The worldly career Is over If one !,
of he noblest spirits that ever elaaaenea
society and taught humanity TIE high
minded end ~high-hear,ed qualities oil a
gentleman. !
The following il thu letter saAaer n
day Of great anxiety, on account Of the
sickness q Mr.. BARROW. at. Bait more, /,
aud frequent telegtaphie reports Of his IL.
IRENE danger, we have 70 night the mclan.
cholF news Of bis d~ecease. which has
spread = gloom ever the cou~ntenances OF
sill who knew hiai fr none knew but 70
admire him,
'ltis sudden blow. and We can scarce.
IN realise that lilo hand of death has taken
him faom or midst. A more honorable,
h~igh-mia3ei, aud estinable man he has
not lea behind him.. than was ALExANDrR
BARRow, But Il l. not my purpose 10
speak bis eulogy, aut merely to announce
- Yen The lass of yogr state, and Of bis
family an friends. The atai disease was
ths bilious chote."
TIE melancholy tidiags Of Nr BARRow's
eath cat q gloom oyer orr citizens. He
vas knows t~ofhaasands amongst o~s-though
we were not Of his Immediate constituent
ey, Hts social and manly attributes, his
gehFir liberal tone 81 feeling, ebital-
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BfEFHHy llEHDHRsnu
eal FJHB He sec Kf8RY
TIM HAfeH
Rf97Hpfve sfBHEf4hf % be His5)
E8EcUrtYB"C oHHtTrEE

8 Henderson, Chairman, J MeVay, james
MeCalab, y Chambers, q A pixie, w n
T1hnafl, GO Meditation, r y Cabrad, T u
I Hitoht 8 Allan, A Ct Garter, J Il Klein.
peter
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

An lnstitafi"g for tie education If ff8ie
Pupils, under The sufe~fintaH1aBra Of James
Cooper viii bs opened IN he toWn If Baton
Bou9H, at the rGrnHF df Church and Main
s. reefs Ueaf the Methodist eht rsb. ON 9t
about the sstgnl Monday III January fekt
hIr. Copper is we'll k86ga tottis fouinnnf v,
az an experienced teacher, aud having a l4fag
family Of his owH to DO instituted, he Is
deeply Interested in The cause Of education
u ibis place, His principal object viii there.
fore DO to establish a school fhat viii be per-
tna1eit and useful at witch young men will
acquire habits Of application and industry, and
retztvs a thorough business education IN The
shortest tine possible. The services of ton.
pstaht assistants viii bs procured a,d 10
pains spared to render satisfaction to those
~h9 wish their titildfsn 10 receive sphsisB.
tial aud usafal education The FfaptI add
other languages win be taught If raAlfed.
Ills tgftls us a9f get b&ed, bot they affi be-
moderate aud ii proportion to the bfsnelss
taught.
Al evening class vii be opened during
the Wihtaf for the Accommodation Of those
who may not find il convenient o attend dtl-
ring tho day.
Jan. 3nds-4B r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

N. laIa We NhaW HIVnfIHUIV #HaTEt HE IVI
For ohs years 7ubssfihti'h = pau "a
previous ta eKnitatibtt 81 ielui' ~ Y"
paid after. and the tt01t's ~ run i,
hiHH atiet ~ az Wv U3
Advertising aud sttb. by the war ~ ~
Cards Of DOCTORS, Law sfsj Ntet PeF AL
years
Advertising fef square W W. ~ aa
con stithtute asdhRfe, anelb sFtlph' ~
Every subsequent lhsFttioat 7Vc'
AheargeibF Il candidate iBf Subtle
"n aaas 5f ] ..bsstttpr.1 Fg 90
Aaa,aa. s Il, taen.suhsetiberA Sc Ug
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

DISSOLUTION or CO.PARTNERsHfP,
The firm Of FsBnard and Piper is this day
sso5ged by mutual consent All4thOss per.
obs having accounts against tbs firm are re-.
4uesiBd q present them for payment, and
lh5sa iiatbte5 afa requested 10 cali aud make
immediate payment 10 either Of the under
SIGNED.
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NOTICE.

Dr., Boyd, wants to PURCHASE a = sick
or diseased negroes uHd as year OF age,
fo which q fair PRICE wiz be glve1 accor-
dfsg 70 their various diseases-Or be will
attend them at bis Hospital 0ae mile fom
Baton Rouge dHridg their iIsess, npon lib
erai terms. FoI particulars e6q1iieat his
ONCE near the Episcopal Church.
Dec 18th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

One Of the kBene7t Yankee tricks whia
has ever fd#na ufdtf our own bbssfg6tl61
says The editor Of Tie Boston journal, uI
played w the CabiniD If Il Boston brig !
Havana Soon after be arrived IN POI
he sent on board = vessel taking IN nola
sos II request for d bucket Of si1d tn5his
fDtimmediatB nse. stating tbat he iBteBaA
10 commence fating u q cargo Of III
sweet article Ii i few dave, whaH he w9uE
.fetufd. The amount. Eoei teJ0"st b6iis
not n~nuaual among the m9lasss5 vessels,
was compiled with II eoufse. But Cap
w, did not stop here he mada the samgra
quest yfeyefy vessel Ia port which was u
king in a cargo Of m9lassest and 7eoafei
s9ma barrels d prime quality for his pfv
pfigate adventure. and after Raida looE q
board d tarEo If sugar and ehffa6 for Bo4
toni Capt. W., however, we must say fl
the NHdtt 81 Bost0niats, although he chfn
nardad n vessel belonging to ono Of tbI
richest merchants IT. thut city, was bofi
and had his home ariber "east" i|Iaa B6s4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

10000 stone pipes
10 Gross Matches,
In store and for SALE
BEAL and SoH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

The suffering hasy, with amias or
spread,
IN vain must hear tlieif children ef
broad,
Willie or loved home, blest ~ d genera
hand,
Finds health and plenty throughout sll !
land.
Then let orr heafts ID gratitude BE- given
Ito Lin who rules the earth, ths sea I'll
heaven,
And may all share his blessings On i
way
PATRONS Apb Fa1HHpg, A Harry HH
xBAH's DAY!
January Est, 1B41.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

SALT.
ed and for sale
BEAR and soy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

sADDIERY,
Cart saddles bFichlng, brides. names. and
collars, AZ prices 70 salt the purchasers.
BaAL and SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

CARDS
A fine assortment Of cotton, wool and
playing cards.
BEAL ard sov.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
TITE B. II. G|AzEfTE.
CONVERSE 81 HEN DE lss0F,
paOpHIHrORB.
TAI d RJUg JAhY ath, iel7

TTg TTTTTf TIT TTT"7 ~ ""7
bs date we shall #lyaFiaJly charge as foi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

CEDAR LOGS for sale BY
PIKE HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09
SADDLE, MARIN EsS

Jan. 2pd 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

M.nntfb-On Thursday The 7fh inst; bt
the Hey,JJ BarF, Hr John BuhIef baa q
Miss Louisa &trtiman, both Of this parish
The Printer as usual has been kindly I'd
mcmb6red. The happy ebaplshage his
best wishes for heir eternal happiness.
FOX THE BRIDE