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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
vmetrtA Wnla STATE CorvBrrtor

fBH5tNIA HI6 mEAtB A3ONi
ON the 24th 0lt., in the Virginia Whig
Convention now holding its session It
X cIrnaoI. The committee to whom the
sjhiscl Of preparing an address, etc, bar
been referred, reported the ]f5liowing feso-
lut.e,, ty Mr. Scott, Of Faqater, lbei,
chairman
| RasOirrd, That in the opinion ofthi.
| Convent ii, founded upon the best evidence
before It, Gen. Ztchary Taylor is the
choice Of the Wings of Virginia for the
Presidency Of The United States-snd W.
therefore recommend him as such to The
National Convention, To he held on the 7tb
June ne4t. ii the city Of Philadelphia.
Rcso'pcd nevertheless, That the Wings
OF Virginia pladga th@ir cordial support to
any Wing nominee ofthat Convention.
Upon these resolutions "A most animated
debate arose. which lasted from 4 O'clock
until alter 10 o'clock. Mr.. Macfarland,
Mr. Janney and Mr.. Bolts opposed The res.
o%lution, aud spoke in favor of the claims d
Mr.. Clay; and Mr. Witeber, Mr.. pendle.
ton' Mr.. Hunter and Mr.. Flournoy warmly
advocated the resolution and the n%otnina.
ton Of Gen. Taylor. The Convention
adjourned without a vote being taken.
The debate was courteous, although very
animated.
The Alexandria Gazefte Of the goth ult
has the following taltgrapbic despatch, Civ.
ing the result ofthe proceedings on the day
previous:
NOMINATION or GrN. TAyLoR.-We
received a Geographic despatch last night
from Richmond, stating that the Wing
Convention had nominated Gen. Taylor as
their candidate for President, by the deeis.
i've vote Of eighty seven to eighteen.
Com. Tines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Indemnity for ths Past aaJ Security Tor
the FtaurslA-A fellow was yesterday ~
rested for picking u soldiers poctet. When
taken TO The High Conslable's Office, The
poles officer took from him Two golden
eagles and some silyer-all the money he
found In his pOckei-and then handcuffed
him, before tahing bin To- the Watch house.
"Why, what's this for T. saysthe prisoner.
"Not satisfied with arrssting inc, you first
take my money, and then place the brace
let's on me r II take your money says
the police officer, 'ds indemnity for the
past aud | put the handouts on you as SO.
curly for The future Delta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
SPRING q SUMNER GOODS,

Received at the store offhe undersigned
q general assortment Of handsome goods
suitable for The season. Consisting in part
OF Barreges, ~Jaconets, G~inghams, Batiste
d'Ecosse, sultana musiins, Balzerines,
Blk lace mantelets and scarfs +: Also white
and cold linen drilIings. linen checks, for
coats. white and cold WRITINGS, blk french
m%erinos, blk and drab croton cloths &C.,
all Of which will he sold as cheap ~ by
any other house in the place, and no mis-.
tahe. EUGENE LANoUg.
feb1G A
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Propriete dc. vaIsur q Ven-
II tSn

II sera yenda en- vente publique a Ia
maison de coftr, Mercredi lie % courant il
midi, lenroignure apptFtenant d Madame
Fulton, dams lie voisinage de- Ia maison dc
rttat.
lie lot susdii, e~st'situ6 dams une paftie
des plus 6ligibles de Ia vi 10, ct pres de la
maIson d'6tat, ct dams pru de ems vaulri
beaueuup plus que In presents rstitultiohS
Baton Rouge, mars lie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Louisiana Legislature.-The
act appointing Monday, the 18th March nj
IL NJ. for The election oftho Lessee ofthe
Louisiana Penitentiary, passed It's final
reading, having previously been adopted by
the Senate. Tho act provides that the
Lessee shall contract to pay 10 the Stat,
a bonus, of $4,000 and one. fourth fthe metz
profits of the institution. Mr.. Phillips
motion TO strike out tone fourth" and in.
sert ~"one-hali' Of the profits, was mega
lived after con>iderabl discussion.
The act relative TO the sale of sIaves. n,
the age oFeight years, the issue of slave
c%onvicts in the Peniteutiary, also passed
its third reading.
The following preamble and resolution
which was accedcdto were adopted:
Whereas, Intelligence has reached rs
that John Quincy Adams, *. president u
the United States and a member IL Con
gress from tn State of Massachusetts. has
by a sudden intcrposition Of Divine Proyi.
denee, been removed from among us, bv
death. and as no name in the annals IF on.
country stands more closely and more de-.
servedly allied with the fame and names
of Washington, Franklin, Adams, jeff
erson, Madison, aud the other i%llistri.
Gus statesmen of the Revolution, as well
as those gilmore modern date,
Therefore Be it Resolved, That we, the
representatives ofthe State of Louisiana.
regard with sorrow this great public be-
reavement, and from a sense Of Just re-
spect due to the memory Of the deceased,
this House do now adjourn.
Mr.. Layet, Asst. Clerk of the House,
informed the Senate Of the concurrence of
House in several bills, and requested
The concurrence Of the Senate, amonp
to "An act relative 10 A~uctioneers,,,
10 AN Act TO authorize The Board Of
en- ofthe town OF Baton Rouge to
evy a special tax to be applied 10 the pay
aent OF the size Of the State buildings IN
Rouge also to d "Resolution rela. /,
We to the price ofpublic lands Of a cer. Z
in class" He farther requested The sig. 8
AZURE ofthe President Of The Senate 10 d !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
To THE Enron or THE !

Baron RoUGE GAzE1srE.
StH-A few friends OFGeneral " Ii
field Scott, Ii the city Of New York, taxi
the liberty of sending you a copy OF bis life
abridged from a larger volnlne by Edwatt
D. Mansfield.
In taking this step, II is not their wisl
nor their intention TO mingle his namt
with current political events; but simply IL
spread before the county The record Of hi
services
The recent campaign, which tetmina-
ted III the surrender Of Mexico, wa under
taken under the most discouraging cir
t%unstantes. The adniinistt ution wa:
f~parflIly hostile TO the communicating hipf
and opposed and perpIexed him Mt ever
step; and, after bis iual triumph, Subjected
him 10 the degradation of a trial, In the for.
eian country which he hal subjected.
This has been done, without furnishing
the country with any definite charges up
on which the inqrisitorial tribunal is to
act; aud rurnor, and s]artnise, and iHsinua-
ton are to Do their work ct tetfar'fob, he.
fare the facts OF the case can reach the
public"
II is indeed Ainted. that ~ sofne If the
letters written 10 The Secretary ct War,
phrases have been pehnrd that were not
weighed IN The balance OF poIli'csl casuis-
Try; That an Ingenious soldier, writing from
the ha'tIe-lleld' sometimes ON the eve OF
Conflicts and sometimes amid The car.
mage OF STRIFE has not been as cool and dis.
erect as poi'e} would have dictated; bit 81
'i's. gwen tl' f'h'ie arc. as YETI Nn'hfofm"a
ri me age "i slA'y, a.ief tof'! years IF
f,oofic S~e'f'ce' ili'h' IRON NE ""o'a7 81
'he Ss' war; N'ne lel' shooioer having
been shattered 81 the battle OF Niagara
ana the Ieit arm eh1'rely crippled )0eneral
Scott departed tor Mexico.
Inc force assigned to him was made
quate to the enterprise; hut he breathtd
into 1t the indnnitahle energles OF his W
great spirit ana nhaily' aver q seftes o.
'narehes and battles when nave no equal
N Tue mIil'afy Annals Oh 'he "oria' ne
piahted the nag OF MS country IN the Mex.
can capital
T..
In the mean 'ime' the government refuse
INN the requisite supplies. For "ftfty days
(page 1907 he receives no succor or intel
Ilgence from home, yet he presses on to
the contamination OF his great designs.
Hhile thus employed, the President pro-
poses TO supersede HMM the command oil
the army. sends a special commissioners to
make an artnistlce with The enemy; and
employs every means to ~irritate and de.
grade the conmdnder.tn.chief-an that
after having solemnly pledged to him the
support of the government.
When the final triumph IL attained, even
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
TO TIE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
THE ONLY ORIGINAL I'M eENUINE PREPARATION
TESTIMONIALS WILL NEVER CEASE.

PtLndelphid, Sept a. 1876.
DR. III. SWAYNE-Dear Sir,-Beina fol- a length d
time afflicted with q very violent cough, with pain II
the side, and breast, soreness Of the lungs, siiortneas
trial of various remedies, which were recommended
highly in the papers, but gradually grew worse. The
violence of my cough wus such that the blood rushed
~proffseig from my nostrils when the paroxysms oil
coughing came upon me; indeed, my whole system
seemed Frustrated IL the hour ofmy departure seemed
near at hand. At this time yeD recommended the use
Of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which i'm.
nnediately began to soothe, comfort, and aIlay the VIC.
lence Of my cough, relieved the pain in my side,
strengthened and healed my lungs, &c. ! continued
the use oft; but now, thanks 10 f;od and to the ef
feet Of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. | am
cured, and able TO pursue my daily labor. / think it
an invaluable medicine in coughs, colds, and diseases
of the lungs, and one that should be known to all
afflicted. III persons would purchase the original and
genuine article, M prepared by You, and not tamper
with the many spurious and worthless preparations
which are attempted to be palmed off on the reputa-
ton of yours, ii might be the means Of saving many
valuable lives. ! freely offer this statement for the
benefit Of those who are suffering as ] was,
EZEKIEL Thomas.
Thirteenth 81, two doors from the corner Of WilIov.
Oh beware Of them that borrow
Fame TO suit their poisoned view,
Yet forgive them, child Of sorrow,
For they know not what they do.
The original and only genuine article Is prepared
by On. SwAYNE. corner of eighth and Race street.
Philadelphia. and for sale by Agents in all parts o. /
The United States. and some parts of Europe
Sold by @. RI DAVIS and GEO. M HER0MAN, ]
Roesg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Avis d'EIecfiOn.

Une election pour Marie, officer de po.
lice, Tr6sorier Collector ct Assessor. ct
quatres membres du %conseil de vile, sera
tenue d ID naison de cour, dams Ia vile lie
Baton Rouge, Landl le 3me d'Avril pro
chain ls4s, pour seryit Pann6e ~suivanfe.
L. e. MoRaia, Sheriff
mars II. 6 Jos. w. FowLEb, grefier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
a.

Tn be cold by Auction at the Courthouse, on Wed
nesiey the I'D instant, at IL O'Clock noon; the well
known corner lot belonging 10 MADAME Fulton, in
the Immediate vicinity Of the State-h6usea
The above lot is situated in the most eligible part Of
the town, and its proximity to the state-h61se, will Ill
timately increase its value, beyond any present caleu-
lnti1n.
Baton Rouge itth Mareh 1881 s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
ETAT DE Ia LOUTSTAN Me-,
PdrOisse Quest Bdton. Rouge-C Corr du
iSjrtsUns Djetr;
SiEteme DiShiet.

Attendn que Pitre Lafton s'est adrpsys
d Ia spsdite cour pour Gtfe nomm6 admins
trateur de In succession de Louis Manson
ct Sophie Mahier sd famne, tous deux De.
eed6s. Avis est par le present dopn6 4
tous eetlx iBt6resses de m0ntrer leur ~raisons
dams dis jours de Ia premiere publication
de Get avis pourqnoi la priere du petition.
aite ne soft pas aGcord6e.
Quest Baton Rouge, 8 mars 1913.
VIM. Il CHAMRBRL1E GreAier.
mars 1l--6 2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

II proceeds rather from revenge than
malice, when we hear d man affirm thai
an the world are knaves. For before a man
draws this conclusion Of the world, the
world has Usually anticipated him, and con.
cIaded all this of him who makes the OBJ
servatio1. Such men may he compared 10
,ae prophet who on being asked how he
came 20 To clapped UP into bedlam. / and
the wofld happened 70 have. ! slight differ
enre cf opiaion he world said ! was mad,
and said the world was mad I was out-
,zse.! ead here | am.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
STATE or

Parish Of East Baon Roug-Sirh District Coart.
Whereas Peter Iaftun has petitioasd This Cntrt to
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate oi Louis
Mansatt and Sophie Mahier his wife. both deceased
in this Parish, Notice ia therefore. hereby given. tn all
prisons interested, to show LEGAL cause IN ten days
from the publication hereof. why this prayer of the
Petitioner should mot be granted.
West Baton Rouge this 8tf slhy Of March 1913.
W. b. CHAMBERLtN
March 11-s-g ts TIerk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Frederic ArbOur.

Begs 10 inform Contractors and Builders,
thai he has constantly on hand, atthe Baton
Rouge Saw Mil, 100000 feet of lumber
ofevery description, suitable for all purposes
which he will sell at reasonable prices.
F0T-c0sh feb26 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

lContribntel.l

"Ihis is The last Of earth. am content"
Another one q the great of earth has departed
Another name is added to the list Of those who are
10 be remembered for thsif great deeds-.heir nobl e
doines. The link that Joined the illustriois tFrong Of
feyoluti0nists to the present nge, is severed. The re
fiovvnel ADAMS is dead. What heart ean WITHHOLD
The sympathetic need / What eye Withhold the sym.
pathetic tear! Who that breathes the mir Of Amert,
can freedom, but whose heart, must kindle into the
~liyeiest emotions Of gratitude at The very mention Of
bis iatne ! A scholar. d statesman, d patriot, his ey-
cry Interest has been that Of his country. The ver ~
guardian Of liberty. he has watched over ii with the
Interest of a parent from is early infancy. Fifty
Years Of his life have been srent in the service Of bis
country. Minister at heu4 or abroad, Representa-
tive, Senator or President, he was always at his post
Although often times employed In the execution Of
the w~eightiest responsibilities, he was, still. never ui-
mindful of his lesser duties. lie was not less a phi
lauthrDpist than Il scholar or d statesman. lie has
stood III high places, and administered II the poar
lie hos arisen ahnvd the ieers Of nnpopulnrity and de-
Tended the helpless; but he is gone; and. who Of ne has
not lost a friend. A nation mottFns his departure.
Ills name stands enrolled high Oh the tablets Of his
%eotIntty's memory. there to be read and tevered while
the ages come and 60.
Tst,t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
sHERwooD's MAGNETIC MACulTE

BY recent improvements in these fnhchinss tbsjr
power is doubled IN eases IF the anrae size. They have
now double the pHfysr, AZ d run much better anf viii,
less noise, than any other machine in use. Eaeh cass
+ accompanied with q manual { 9th edition, M 800
34 mo in The English and French language, acebr.
ding 70 order, Including a complete mammal of the
clear and ample directions for the nse af ths fpsfr2,,
rnsnt IN the various diseases 10 which III il appiieahIs.
and which are found. by the successful ~praetics Of
hundreds Of Operations, 10 include the most prevalent
q we'll as The most pecnliar and ~6tetinais that arc
known to the Medical profession. The mos, invsts.
rate casss Of Salt HhetITa, Dropsies, Standardization.
Tic DnulonrsatE, Group, Contracted Sinews and
Scrofnlens Diseases Of every description ars unigev.
salty benefited mi almost uniformly cured ~ it, nae.
t9r Sale by GEO. n HEROMAN, and GEO A.
FIRE. Baton Rouge, La. maf4-5 "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
just Received

AT 6. JAcoBr's Men Choap Store. Fifteen boz,
Of Gentlemen's hats, all sizes and qualities.
GentleTnen's Shirts. linen bosorna) nil kinds. Cloth.
ing, Boots, shoes and Hosiery.
The whole Of the above articles will be sold At auc-
ion prices. Feb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
STRAY

Taken up about ten day sago By Mrs. Esther Cree.
well, on the Amits road, a brown MuEsCMaIs}no
brand Shoulder marked by using in harness. and
hoofs split up in the middle.
The owner is requested to take him away On uay.
nent Of Charges according 10 law.
Mageh4-5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

MOURNING GOODS.

Just received a foil assortment Of tho
above goods, selected with great care by
myself. EUGENE LAroUe.
fnt2G. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
10 WOOD CHOPPERS

IL or ID good wood choppers, to whom
liberal wages will be given, can find em.
%ployment by calling on the undersigned.
feb. III. 4. EUGENE LANoUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election for Town Magistrate, Town Constable,
Treasurer, Assessor and Collector, andfour Select
men will be held at the Courthouse in the town Of
Baton Rouge on Monday the third day Of April next
184S and 10 serve for the ensuing year.
L. G. MoRHrs Sheriff.
Jos. w. FOWLER Clerk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
MUsICf

The subscriber has for sale, a very supe.
rlor fine toned Piano, made by CLEMgNrr
& Co., Of LONDON, which be will sell a
great bargain for Cash Apply to the un,
dersigned Or al this Office.
Feb. 26-4 II. PHILIP BoURe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Cash ADVANCED.

ON land scrip, notes. bills. and all other species D
property. by the undersigned, who will be found n
The store Of John Garvih, from 9 A. NJ until 5 r. NJ
THOMAS PHENDEHgASTs
Mar II If Baton Uhtipe. March 9Th 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Nruu apnfNc nnm,a

JUST received a large and beautiful assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in part. of Bar.
eyes, Organizes, Tarietons. French Mualins. Artifici.
ale, Perfurdcry, &c., &c. Which Will BE- sold ii he
lowest possible rates at the " one price eaah store of
Feb. 1913 JOSEPH WETZLAR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
MA1RIE.

LIE prix de- Ia arine ttant 1910 les bou.
langeFs seront tebus ded nner 30 oHces de-
pain pour dix SOUS potr In samaine cour.
rante. JOHN Il DUFRUCQ, +. If.
March II 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

tr GRuNBBBRa has again, in the kin1est manner
volunteered his valuable aid,
Madame A. will sing on this occasion, a songo Of
jenny Ltab, GEms from the most POPULAR OPERAS
ind several STANDARD Ballads.
For further particulars see hana-bills.
Tickets 50 rents. =
Concert will commences at a quarter lefore 9
O'Clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

CoHCERrs OF MADAME ABLAaOBIez-This en-
qnisite songstress gave two concerts early IN tbs
week, and III consequence Of the inelefnehpy Of the
weather nj her second concert on "Wednesday. she
viii give e third and last. at the Presbyterian Church
this evening. Oar oldest ]citiasns. bsst qdtlified IL
give An opinion, have declared Madame Abiatnowicz
to be the mtst accomplished vucal performer, who
has ever appeared in Baton Rouge. The style in
which she sung Moore's "Etiie b Erin brought
the trickling tear to many eyes "unuHtI To the melting
mood 3 and we blush not to acknowledge ourselves
among the number.
lfthe wealth 7 prove p]fopitiotis, Matfati Attlsao+
uicz will assltredly have q bumper Tonight. and we
sincerely hope she may return on some future Ucca.
sion to remind ne Of The days Of ttnFsgne.
Df, GRUNEBURG's performances arr 80 well known
to the. citizens Of Baton Rouge. TINT we have only to
mention h. has courteoisly offered to continue HE
valuable assistance ol the ritn1 Forte. He kint.
ness to MI professional sta l1ers, who conie to instruct
and anuss the comm unity, AMI ha umtirinr effirt4 10
assist in 50 doing, are well Appreciated. The nnaa.
Stunning department Of this distinguished piunis, has
gained more friends for him than he IL at present 4.
ware of
Let every lover of Music and Song attend the Pres.
byterian Church this evening. and they will enjoy a
treat b the richest description. Fbr particulars sss
Advertisement, and haad6iLLs containing The praarabt,re.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

We are authorised t. announce j Dseph
NeDhlEr, as a Canditate for the office
Of Town Constable, al the approaching
Municipal Election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

A Democratic meeting win take place at l2 O'clock
this day At the Courthouse, for the purpose Of salect-
ing delegates to represent this parish IN the State
Convention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Tim have you a coat ofarms7" "Not
|, nothing buI a jacket. But talking ofcoats
of farms, do you know what the postmaster
general has for his'n?' No., Its a tortoise
going it slow, with h letter on his back
marked dispatch"
He that wants good sense is unhappy
in having learning, for he has thereby only
more ways of exposing himself and he
that has sense, knows that learning is not
knowledge, but rather the art of using it.
A dentist was lately making a speech
in n Of the interior counties. What do you
ask for pulling q tooth, doctorl exlaimed a
in the crowd. II VIII pull your tooth
or q shilling. and your nose for half the
money" replied the speaker.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
M d.

On Thursday evening last by Jatiss Cooper Esq y,
MI. Allen Patrick to Miss Elizabeth Lloyd all Of this
Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

On yesterday the 10Th instant; nj The house of his
father JAHEs CooPER ESQ j. p; SAMUEL ALExAN.
DER, aged tiifee years tind six months.
Tiis funeral will take place this morning at ten o.
Clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11
Beauty, says Lord Kaimes, is dangerous
property, tenling to eorrllpt the mind of n

Beauty, says Lord Kaimes, is dangerous
property, tending to corrupt the mind of a
wife, though If soon 10 SOS its influence owe I
tba husband. 4 figure agreeable and onea.
giag, which inspires affection without the
lnebrtety ~oflovo, is a much safer choice.
The graces lose not their influence like
beauty Atthe end Of thirty years. > virtu.
Gus woman. who makes IN agreeable com.
panion, charms her husband perhaps more
than at first. The comparison Of ofloye to
fire holds good in oneresp ct, that the ferc.
er it burns the soonerh is extinguished.
Virtue is a steady principle, and gives
stability 10 everything else; though, while
good men live IN giddy and rolling world,
they must in some measure feel its uncer-
tain motions.-Dr Sherlock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Mn. JOSEPH MONGET, is a candidate
for Town Constable. ut the next April cleo
lion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

The price Of -four Icing e6,TD tie i,a.
kers win give I'D uun@s Of bread Et 10
nHnts for the ensuing VPsk.
JOHN r. DJFROCQ ii Nj.
March IL 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

We are authorised to announce Mn.
Fl. l., WoLFB, as a candidate for the bHice
Of Treasurer and Collector, at The ap
preaching municipal election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

Please announce WM. r. TuNrARp Gro.
w CHRIsftNE, aml @. v THUbEAu ms
candidates for selpctmen Mt the next April
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-11

JOHN n. DUFROCQ, the present in
cumbpnI is candidate for r.. election for
Mayor, ~ the next April election.
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FDN sALF

FOR SALE
A LIKELY aeclimoted Negro Boy, ~ years Of eye
reasonable terms, BY o. ?. DAVIS. Feb. 1873
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THE B. R. GAZETTE.
JOHN HENDERSON,


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