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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

sanifg, very ffsgasally ipaHia 9f t~gp6s8Farid.
vialaht headaches, patpitatiOts, ard 8lhBf iii.
fsellans Of The hsafls md rheumatic stAe1iaas.
HKs Words G1inp1abd ~ 9ns Of lba fiast
elEisieaf me leelHFs III routing thBaH COM
piHtbtsy attn theft fountain head, that can pos
Silly be procured
Fftm bang confined III efase rooms. and
fro q taking Il small midi tfi If exercise. pHa
III ifois pafstas daily are Hlada CD daplBtH N
igSs6 n appetite, painful headaches, tesahHass Of
The MUSCLES; tdftE6Hfy teani IT sdsfEu stfi iaHt
10 permit them to shhk recreation Af. NFA
These persons say fur yeats. that they t'dBB't
feel very WE'LL" IF they DO mt employ 4
htetdtd By which they can feel OURS WE'LL,
thsy eventually sink under 4 severe fl Of III
ness, ard are
SAVED PROM THB GRAVE
6tlg BY 4 miracles ard even thsii the lancet
lse6hi blister ind 6aigmet have left them ttafs
shattered h1lks, full IF aches and sorrows,
afd not only d pest b themselves, but d
sou re Of disgust ard annoyance To All with
whom they BgHe ID B1ttaft All these
FEARFUL CON sEuUENGBs
may BE- avoided by ri early 4ppliuafigh Of The
Virtues Of these BtTTHRs. For thsltfbth Of
tlls, the proprietor pledges his word and hons
or and In evidence eau sh6w files Of aH4
doubted certificates which he has feteived,
unsolicited from oil quarters lie does not,
however, ASK The invalid 10 swallow bis eaftif.
Gates, bHt bis HfTHbs, and Is willing to stake
all he holds dear OF earth IN favor Of their
worth,
I.. THE DYSPEPSIA,
IN either q modified Of setsteJ 0fnt, will disaps
penf before the qualities Of DR.. Woods pFBpaS
ration, and the cure may be relied OH As a
permanent 6he. DID the DtfffHs possess no
ether recommendation, II would be one Of The
iittest vegetable compounds medical seisdEs
cat invent! but u IS equal 10 the complete
eradication bf
LIVER CDMpIAfHfs
ih'sg'rK sliaget AID Of a.YafY affection, nj.
M r. gi4abt'e. II The blltHY apat4ttss liz
dlYll4als "h9 arg s9nsttHiiahal bilious
ought Regularly ii take iftis Mild agfaBaBla
az tReaIIant tgHte AaB AFBR1BHft as It VIII
abuse hesith Throughout elety fibre 6fthe
ifatiej abd send happiness al1 love OF life
ihflllihE ~ me heart. Families ought 10
req y on manu-
every mslirtha chest on board ship should
also ne Wen tt94hsh with IBIS sapltal fethed.g,
as WI 9IQHYf IN fahfat affilet those Wb6
taRe W Or lohE resist lts vigorous assaults
NJ ihpVlRITiBs W THE Bh9gp Yallish before
u, ahd lhe 6ia relics df sally lfl1ftiastife ~
vata0ly dlsappear' 50 n aitaf being Submitted
. US aet'2nt Agery egntpfatW u The si5tflaeh
Is pfoHes ~ ~. btffBHs lave III no IN.
siahee lailRd o. curing j~AgHnt9sa GENERAL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
puhltc MeetlMR,

THE friends ef ghSb EASnAHv IiAfboH
siding iathe Parish Of Wes Baton Reuge,
. requested 10 assemble Al The Court
ouse Of said Parish on Saturday the ged
january ~ II o'clock A. NJ 10. select
tltgale4 10 represent them IN d State
pHtphtiu Ill that w,ll meet IA New Orleans
tbb g1hd Of February fet the purpose
framing an Electoral tiebet pledged
the support Of uehh Taylor for tie Pre-
ileHcy Of the United States, Aad sail
Getting viii also do what etheh may be
,nailer necessary and proper to iehsafe
oneett Of action among their friends 10
leuFe the success OF the obiedt they have
/ view, ~ ysia #
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

or WILD Y.

OF WILD CHERRY.
An important Letter. ..-Ilead the following
letter from Mr. Wm Shaw, a respectable
Druggist In Wilmington, N. Co. gentleman
Of undoubied yeraeity, In whose word the
most implicit confidence may be placed, ano-
Their proof ofthe superiority of DR. Swayue's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. in curing
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chiLts, Liver complaint, hpitting Mood, and all
diseases ofthe Lungs and Breast.
Wilmington NJ. c.. Jan. o., 1s47
DRSWAYNE-Dear Sir.--You will please
send me twelve dozen, or more, as You see
tit, of your Syrup of Wild Cherry. From
sales OF to-day, | have butts half dozen on hand;
the sales are rapidly increasing and will, /
have no doubt, continue to do SO. An ac-
quaintance of mine called a few days ago TO
say he would give me a certificate of its good
effects. Hei s from The country and q min
lister in the Methodist Church. Shortly after
obtaining the agency, | prevailed upon him
10 try a b1ttle, though doubted whether any
benefit would be derived for he, az well as
myself, thought his case was confirmed Con-
sumption; in fact every symptom was indi-
cative. Shortly after, he wrote to me to send
him four or five bottles more. He came to
town last week. | will quote his own lang
uage "sir.' said he, II am a new man, and
consider it a duty | owe 10 the public, to tell
what DR. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry has done for me" ] will publish bis
certificate, and as he is generally known all
over our section, ] expect good results from
it. With feeling of respect, yours truly.
WM. SHAW.
Letters such as the above are daily recelv.
ed from all parts of the country, but We pub
lish this as one of the many proofs offs efica-
cy. Avoid all preparations purporting to
contain Wild Cherry, except that bearing
the written signature of DR. SWayne, as they
are mast likely quite destitute Of the arti-
Gle from which they borrow a name.
The original and only genuine article is
only prepared BY DR.. Fl. sWAYNE. N. W..
corner Of Eightha and Race sts. Ph'a.
For sale by o. P. Davis and g. ". Hero
mar, Baton Rouge, Dec, 25-4T limo.
THoMPSoNs Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naptha, TIE only certain remedy for
the eure of CONSUMPTION, for sale by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
West Baton IEUu re

ENGLISH AND FRENcH ACADEMY.
KNOWING for long time the actual necess.
ity Of u good English aud French Academy
established at Brusla Landing of West
Bat II Rouge and being anxious 10 procure
to the rising youth all the means for Obtain
ing a good education, | did not hesitate to
employ as an assistant in my school, Mr..
CLANCY Barker, a very well qualified pro.
fessor OF the English Language, who poss.
esses very good recommendations either as
a professor or a gentleman; and to take
upon his part all the expense TO furnish a
very comfortable school house TO preserve
the health ofthe pupils who shall attend the
school. Around thu school house Il u vast
yard very commodious for every kind Of
gymnastic exercises.
All the necessary branches (either in
English or French,) will be sufficiently
taught to give the pupils all The necessary
qualifications to enter any University.
Having received during three years
much encouragement from the inhabitants
of West Baton Rouge, the undersigned
thanks them must sincerely, and hopes that
they will continue to encs urage HIN In the
important and laborious task which he has
undertaken.
TERMS.
For one language only, 81 so per quarter
" Englishand French 10 90 "
Latin Language 60OA
4. CARE, Al. ID.
Professor Of the French and Latin Lam
guages:
References: Messrs. Rosemond Hebert,
Valentine Hebert, D. Landry, T. Landry,
Therence Derichsbourg O. Doiron.
West Baton Rouge La. Jan 1850
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Very important C~onmuniea.
EAOEhs
no ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACES.
AT all times.

S@4
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES
IL YOU ARE SICK, get cured; If we'll, en-.
pioy measures to continue 81. Every iDdi.
vidual INDUCES 10 habits, which must, toa
greater or less extent, disarranga the admira.
BILE aud intricate combinations which form the
system, and consequently
EVERY INDIVIDUAL
should possess some mild, yet eficacious,
simple and accredited ent for preserving
all the functions Of the body in good order.
DR.. WOODS
sARsAPARfLLA WILD CHERRY BTTTERs
will achieve this result, and should be in ey-
cry family, and in the hands Of every person,
who, by business, profession or general course
OF life, be predisposed to the very many little
ailments that render life a curse, inttead Of
a blessing, and finally result, In their aggre-
gated condition, in The cause
OF DEATH.
The Bitters here mentioned are compound.
ed by a man If great skill and knowledge,
from the simples Nature presents 10 those
who care to find them, and which are the only
reliable antidotes 10 the poison of disease.
The chief ingredients are the universally be-
loved SarsapariliG and the Bark Of The Wild
Cherru Tree, with which the red man of the
forest cures nearly every disease OF the in
~ternal organs. These materials, though pow
erfll in their action, are, as common sense
teaches us,
ENTIRELY HARMLESS
and pre- AIRED as they are here, one Of the
greatest medical operatives in the inhabitable
globe. BY taking these BrTTERs, the scrofn-
Ious mar Be restored to beauty, and avoid the
harp knife ofthe surgeon; for they not only
eradicate piimples and tumors, but overcome
CANCER AND KINGS EVIL!
Whoever is subjected to the horrors of
Constipation, should at once purchase this
sure remedy. In the train of Costiveness fol-
low dreadful local eoagestions, oftentimes iH-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15


d5~The Dela Bfihe Dth fnsl, b fsvieW.
Inn the leAsr 81 lame n. Elan which i.
peated III NE Gazette Vii the rays VI,
II. The hIlvviDg ebtnpl thient
flpH II il IN historical and classical alli
sian that MI. Elan u truly great. In
these degenerate, ptagIical maItefsef l4tt
times, Il Il quite refreshing y iehaW 1lle's
feeeilettions IL those emihrBt sHEes and
heroes whom Mf ELAN has always follow
Cd IA his lights and eGebpIarsi-Fhe ioia
%tapYinH spHtanees have afl the historical
ptaaiehpe 0fThdefdides, the talH Wis16fd
Of 4aetales, The fierce 'isor and lafsetipss
Of Tafftus, the graceful narration Of biFy
ahd the sedate philosophy Of Plinf
Nature has not given birth 70 the mon.
ser who rising Up ath0fi9 his eqdals, WOULD
yAinl biz own superiority and t1Hih the
divine fiktt W govern lheth ENety Tyi
rant eutntnenuus his career d dBtnHgegtIgt
lie weFships and aattsfs equals that thHy
III their turn may obey him, II was The
tlemHfs themselves and not Cesar thai
Bgeflhfew the Republic Of H0bte. The
daring aBt III df8ssihg the Kuble0nsBhabged
C,Bsaf from n heiB Ia n God. Ills deganet
rate ooantfymeh clustered within his Orbit
10 eateh the rays Of light which hey t6ti'
sidsfsd %tmanaied from q divine eHpaeioas
mind, beeatise Il etlihgBished The twink
ling Of light emitted i ON their own ehefvat.
Ell sHtilsi
Trace the once potent Ottoman EtnpsFe
ID lie sohfee and yui will eco OHnErul set.
ding ~ the Wssi 9f Armenia aud gather.
Ing around him The elltaat5 lfBtn afg then
four Turkish Kingdoms, and nv hls address
winning from his adbpteht7 that homage
which holds millions III chains
I may have said nothing II This u further
my humble astifatiahsj whether Of not ifit
views and feelings, frankly and l9aflessly
expressed, flows from tho best pu sutton ID
halfiulism, and II at the closing deems n
alf tRepHb icaH e]tisbeate," | nm m aftnft
the ioepfs " eipfi liberty will find me heai
pnihpaF's pillar with greater love FL RUNE
than Cesar
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ANIs.

La souss' gn6 ini6fme 10 public en- g6n6-
raj quill no ssft pas Responsible dos dsttss
do sa femme Emma R~ANeHyAV, d datsf do
&c jour. NBM8ats BBHaEaoN.
+ Jahvief Is is4B, 50, 9ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
CONNIE suit ;

L'habitation Of les e~sclaves, ci-desgus-
seront vendns en- bloc
La somme de S2434,29, payable IL Ter
Janvier is49.
La somme p~areilIe De 92434,2s, Ie Ter
Janvier 1850,
La balance du prix sera pave compliant
10 jour de Ia vente.
Les e~sclaves don't lee MONS s%uivent, Sc
ront vendus payabtes, Ia MOTE an compliant,
rautre Motto d I'm an de credit du jour de
Ia veufe aavoir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
ETAT DE LOUISIANA.
Cour du Gene Distyict-Paroisse Est b
fnn. Rn,tne.

f0n.ROuge.
Atenda que John Bartel aise S'est
adresse 4 la cour dn GENE District Judi
claire, pour Ia paroisse Est Baton Rouge,
pour etre nomms administrators d la sue.
cession De John Forbes decide, AyIs est
donne 4 toutes p~ersonnes interessees dayoiF
4 deduire Iears r~aisons, 81 Giles en- ont, dams
les dix jours qui sulvront la premiere publi-
cation de- c~etavis, p~ourquoila d;te demande
ne serait pas accoFd6e.
Jan. 7-49 q. Jos W. FowEER,
Grsfier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

With all the personal property Of evsfy
description.
Trims. a
All sums Under fifty dollars rash, fifty
dollifs and over on II credit Of 9us year
from tbs day Of sale.
Tbs purchasers will be required 10
furnish their r6tes with approved security
IN Soiido, and mortgage retained on the
land and slaves 10 secure the final payment.
FANS A. Wo6Ds ESQ.
by J. NJ. Elan Atty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
MAtRIE.

Le prix de- In Gaftne btant 5000 los bou.
lhpeers seront tetts de dfnner 81 ences do
pain pour dix SOUS pour Ia semains e6uf.
fante. JOHN Il. DUFROCQ, I. NJ.
Jan, t5, tg4B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
Rouan III jan. ]
sTATE or LOUISIANA.

BttW UEgtrIt C0utt-PdfIs Of East
Bdton Rouge.
Whereas John Bartel senior has applied
to the Sixth judicial district Court Of tho
Parish Of East Baton Rouge TO be appointed
administrator Of the Estate Of John Forbes
deceased. Notice IL hereby given to all
persons interested, to Ashew cause In tetl
days from the first publication D fthis notice,
why the prayer Of the petition should moi
be granted. JOS. w. Fowler
Jau, 7--40. vt. Grelier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

The plantation md the above named
slaves will be sold in block. Tbs SUN o
@94S4, go, on The first day Of January 1915
The like sum Of g484. 7s on The first d,y
Of January 1850. Tie balance N he
price 10 be paid In cash IN tbs day Of sale.
This following named slaves will bs sold
for one half cash the other half on Il credit
q febs year from The day Of sale; 10 witi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

REASONABLE REQuEsr.-A petition has
been presented u The I.ez stature of Ala.
aa, taat Charles Frederick Kollessinti
towski Ia Pogeatdcla Ferrassee
&c 9 snomme Pavilion, MAJ
le peTaSssa 0saan@aIne to Francis
Daaean.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
80 TrtE pUBLICi

i giving 40 all further connection with
Ohitp Of the BArpN RgBsH uAABFts,
i IL return my sincere ihahFs % thoss
i hive hohbred me with their condolences
support, and nj the sHtheiltns That
di acknowledges a liberal patronage.
due shafe Of public Kindness, would
a this occasion 10 remark, that my en-
IvBFs have always beet Ia please, ahd
rshieF Justice where due and If | have
IA n my humble capacity 70 do y, aiit
\ hive dttt nded where lHasi Intended
nte Tie satisfaction BfhhvwiBg that Il
: the head which erred and not The
Ats
iIld Gaaptte will henee6tlh be eohs
Flad undpf the direction Bf MHtJOIis
BNnhRBUN, whose abilities require
elloay from my pen, and trust bis eli'
asofs 10 mike the Gssptte IN interesting
her will be crowned with success,
...aH.e 4. q HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

~ ABl4B tfBGgSf CONSISTING " tIl6 tgts
lowing NAMED articles
+ ron g]BNfLEMty. ron TfH LADIES.
Fine Dress Cloth White Swiss Mus.
Coats lin
Ff6ek It " C0l9fBd Tuition, Il
/" Hagk IL " Riviefs Handler
81 e Gas. (" ehiefs,
/" =" Tweai" IIam Stitched do
Twaed G6atees, LIN, Defdsfsd do
+" Cl ii Paltdis, White Satin, Blk,
Satin and Hillt Vests, Silk,
Tas h aultinat do Cold. do for Drss.
White Marsetlles do SEES,
Pea jackets, Cold. florence Silk
Linen Bosom Shirts, White \ BLK. silk
Mufin0 Under do H6se,
DFa Wefs. IL Ill tiHds, Cdid Paris Cuffs,
Cotton UndershiHs, ladies silk baeets,
Hats, Ga q, Bogtss q linen Braid, f.
Shoes. for Ladies, White, bro. f. biz.
Gent. Of Cbiidfsu, Hold.
ofall Descriptions. Ladies' Silk md
Buekskih Gloves, Cashmf tfavats
kid " cold, Riding and Tuck
black OF white silk, Combs,
fnbfiilD or cotton, JHeUtett Hnl SWISS
Black AMI cold Gas. Edgtng q Inserting
sinBte Pants, bantas k table cloths
Jeans s]attipet pants aud Naphins,
GOttonode DO Pap / CAmtifir,
Cot ohades, Casts. White Jaeenet,
Twesds, black and White patasols.
cold Casm'fe. In Ladies' kid Gloves,
the pie CO, eal0red. white and
Crayats. silk b satin, black,
Colored silk q satin, Cord and Tassels
fine suspsnders, for Musquito Bars,
Misses Hosiery, l0-H end 1i-12
Thread Laees aud Shesting, silk Erin.
Bdgihg. ges ahd buttons eI
~.#fs. .Es oil kinds for tfiai-
E#rt. ming Dresses.
ALL Of which articles, are ofIpred for sale
on tho most reasonable terms ian lbmabU
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
1UN ELL

HUB4A YtsrA GbrfHn HbBsH
Immediately opposite Ne Steamboat Landing
STEPHEN LUsIdyAN AND LAVE
NANT, having rented The above mention
81 establishment from John cap6diade,
have ths honof to inform I'll those gehiles
men Of Baton Rouge aud vicinity who will
Etyuf then with tRbif patronage, that OH
SUNDAY nett the 10Th instg they will offer
stistn. between III sid IL o'clock, In the
morning. 4 splendid Lunch, to which
they are most respectfully invited To attend,
as Il will be worthy IN every respect Of
their attention. JAIN 1910 IT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

Michel 0ppenheim is selling
of the whole stock Of clothing and other
goods in his store next to the Post Office,
At \ great sacrifice, being compelled to
ssl ont DIV an early date. Purchasers will
da well to give him d call.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

4 EtBeu4Iud W A MI gHo,s- Yesterday
morning d negro slave, belonging III Capt,
Joseph III, Harvey, was hung IL t4e court.
yard bE Tie courthouse Of Tile city pf Ltfa.
Yrlte, t8f having killed 4 fellow slAv 70, who.
belonged 10 MI Dpsitshah. Dbfthg his
confinement, the unfortunate ptisbhff seem.
Ell 10 be entirely f]etohtilfd 10 his EGttt, but
when questioned, at all fines protested
fis innpeehef, Yesterday, wien The
dreadful hour arrived he aseehled the
staltblj With d firm STEPS seelngi several
/ egroes drawn up aglllfst Tue walls Of The
prison, thf the purpose 81 hiking warming
by bis tatnplB, he said ~ them, Ii a l1ats
" taIue II have been guilty Of Stealing
Of drink Ing whisAry-l hb Va played cards.
and tbfbua loaded dice ~ have Wreatled
III the field, and ruin h foot face III have
rode 4 aee.hoFse-but never have | cum.
United mufdtrI | ain now A yeats 0fage,
and NJ killed that man, | do not 4naW It
ft Il must have beeh, II did Il At ill. while
was Wder The influence Of liqnof,f nm
standing on the galloWs, aud | warn you
all from crime, ] have no more to say.
Mt, Sheriff, In I've minutes ] expect 10 be
IN eternity Aplease. sir, give lie i glass 81
brandy" This was handed bin he then
asked for q g,ass Of water, after which he
nefyed biz limhs lor the fatal struggle. and
eaid to the Sheriff. II attn ready. A
moment atet wards the platform tlfpppfd,
and In less thn0 two minutes The soul 81 the
ttufarfunhfa man ypAb IN nlApattV AflgH
hanging lbf about three quarters ufan hour,
The body was eat down aud buFietk
Hs Com Htmes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

The establishment orile Bathh;liouge
lybtta haa hapn III posed Of ttl Mr..
Dhn Henderson,. who alone IL.
lhuFssd IL tbnlratt debts o. engagements
account Of the office, md 10 receive aud
,ehafge all outstanding accounts due
sfeto, whether prior or s%ubseqleht to thls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
INSTITUTION ANGLAt5E ET
FRANCHISE,
a
Dir OuFsF nAToN N0uan {.

DH oHbHi bhtVF hptUH SHf
CONNAIssANT depths lo1gtemps, la
haeeHsite a%utueile d'etabiif uie hume ms.
titution ahglaise 81 ffaHcaise au Brnly
Landing, pHrotssa dc Quest Baton Hauge,
It %voulaut proeuref d In ipHuease t6ts les
m8yers n6ecssairss POUR pbuYoir obtehir
ltne bonnie education, 10 sotsBignb ma pas
nestle Il fhtre un sacrifice en- enployant
dams soh 6cole, Mr.. CLANCY Barker, hahile
professeur d~'anglais, ayant dee tres bonnie
recommendations, ct eomme proftsseuf OF
CONNIE gentleman. II a tatt lhife d Ia
maison d'6eolo qu'il oeeups depuls trois
ans, touteB les Preparations neeeesaires pour
preseFyer la~sant6 des 6leles qul 1ai gefoht
o]optles. Autour de Ia maison d'eeole SO
trouve une waste eBur tres e%omtnodee pour
tonte sortes d'exereisos gymnastlques.
On enseignera toutes les branches ne.
eessatres, solt en- anglais, .soit on franeals,
pour donner aux 6l6ves toutes les qualities
sutfisantes pour pouvoir 6tre adnig dams I'm
College. aEI..Haa
Ayant recu depuis tFois ans, h~saucoup
encouragement dc Ia part des habitants,
d. Quest Baton Rouge, le sousslgr6 les on
remereie SINGER ment, 81 nourrit Feepoir
qu'oh voudrN bien continuer dc l'encoura.
ger dams lataeite d Ia l6ts gtande 81 p6ni.
bile qa'il s'est impose.
pRIN.
Pour uoe soulo langue, 81 80 par trimestre.
' e'I, ! ia i%sSSG fr o1sl , I 10 GO
If.,,R L., tar4s.,, iuGi, a m &c
7. CARE, Director,
References Mn. Rosemond HILBERT,
Valentin H6bert, DoryilIe Landry, Tr6vills
Landry, Th. D6riehebourg o. Doirou.
Quest Baton Rouge. Janvier $3.50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

AU5sI-Los UIsEIs EI~UDEIIaIEbss NC LUltb
especP. CONDITIONS.
Toutes somnaes au~dessous de c~inquaute
piastres, au compliant. Aa-dessus de Gin
quante piastres, d IN credit dun an du jour
de la vente.
Les acheteurs deyrons %fournir Ieurs bill
let's wee securities APPROVES, ia solido, ct
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

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LOSs OF LIFE
The Cincinnati Chronicle ufthe 30th dit.
furnishes us with mn account Of a most
heart.fending calamity, which occurred
about ten miles above Mayayille. Ky, IN
the 2Dtb, at . O'Clock In tho morning. A
new steamboat called the T., N. johnson.
o. A. NJ Johnson, bound 10 PIueblrg with
one hundred and dlty passengers, hurst her
boilers willie toUndingout from the wharf
boat III Mahthestet, and immediately took
fire and burned 10 The waters edge. BY
this fearful accident, the account In the
Chronicle says that the number Of dpuths
must he at least forty, while some make il
as great as one hundred,
An extract Of n letter In tho Chronicle
from Maysyille, dated tho aDlh December,
says uH
II is impossible TO get any thing lika u
correct statement Of The loss Of lie oul Of
the several rumprs That are In circulation.
Several pieces oftho wreck have been .
floating past our city, and a trunk was pick.
ed up a few moments ago, The trunk
helongs TO G. Walker, Of New York.
7, s.-1Nbe Boone, which was despatch.
ed TO The relief Of the sufferers, has Just re
turned from the wreck, bringing with her
thirty four o rtbe badly wounded, Most Of
them must die, aud two are dead; the elerk
and Mr.. fairchild. 1t is said, by those who
have escaped, that there must have been
upwards Of one hundred lost, .Mr. Walker
i not dead, hut amongst the badly wounded.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 30th
alt. also contains the particulars of this
melancholy affair. From that paper we
learn that the explosion threw one whole
hoilet, about 200 yards into a corn-Reld,
and enc half Of another was thrown about
800 yards in an opposite direction. There
was supposed to have been on the boat
when the explosion took place, ninety five
cabin and sixty four deck passengers. The
boat had landed to put off some passengers,
when the fearful accident occurred. Several
children were thrown on shore. only one
U whom was hurt, There was supposed
70 have been sixty or seventy lives LOST.
ofthose not killed, thirty seven were not
expected to live. Twenty horses were on
The beat, and persisted in the flames. The
survivors were FIVE ladies, m not known.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

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v. tiEBEHT, respectfully informs his
friends aud the public generally, that he has
OH hand d fAl supply Of FANCY and
BTAPLB GOODS consisting Of The fol.