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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Forging a Pass.-On Tuesday

Forging n Passion Tuesday
the 10Th instant Alonz0 Eaton, a carpeh-
ter from indiana, who had for sometime
been al work on the plantation Of Daniel
Htoky ESQ, was apptehehded on warrant d
John II. DufrDcq j. T. accused of having
fabricated q pass, with intent 10 aid In the
4 Of the slave Joe, a plasterer, the
property Of Col. Philip Hicky' Evidence
waa addnted TO the satisfaction Dfthe com
mtting magistrate, that the pass was in the
handwriting Of the accused, and he was
accordingly committed to stand trial for
The offence before the District Court.
On Thursday be was taken by writ Of
.hdbeas corpus before Ills Honor Judge
Bark, by whose authO ity he was yestef-
dny morning, discharged from custody.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

STATE Of LOUISIANA 81
Us In sixth District
ANDRE CosrE, Cou.t
Indicted for Perjury Parrish y u Rouge
WEDNESDAY, April % 1849.
The Court met according to adjournment.
PREsENT,
The Honorable Martin g. Penn, Judge OF
the 9Th Judicial Dirrict sitting 10 the
sixth.
The jury empanpelled in this case, after
evidence aud argument Of Counsel having
been heard, and alter having received the
charge from the Court, retired to cons der
Of their verdict, and returned with the TO-
lowing one "We the jury find the accus-
ed was under partial arrangement Of mind
at the time Of subscribing the affidavit, and
hence not guilty" And The Court not deem
ing The discharge and going Al large Of the
accused as dangerous to the safety Of the
citizens or to the peace Of the common
wealth, accordingly ordered him to be dis
charged-And on motion of the District
ATTORNEY, it is ordered that the foregoing
verdict and judgment Of the Court be- pub
lished Ii the newspapers Of this town.
Clerks office-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
4 true extract from the
Minutes of said Court.
Given under my hand and
seal Of our said Court at
Baton Rouge, this 18Th
day of May, A. d. 194e.
VI. MORENO,
Dep'y Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
MEET ME 70 NIGHT.
81. meet ne tr-niaIa.

Oh meet me tr-niglt,
When the moons iijirg high,
When The clouds in her light,
Spread their sails IL The SKIS
When he soft gentle tret 20,
As II bears them aiorg.
sweeily watts TN IL wit gs,
The gay mock ing-bird's song.
OH mhet me tt-nitht,
When lie stars leave their spheres,
To bcgem with their light
This fair Eden Of ours,
When they smile In the tear,
IN the Rose, crimson cup,
Wien they're sparkling and clear,
IN The pesrly dne-drop.
oh meet me te-tifEt,
When The 'ow winds have Crept,
To snatch the bright tfars
The lilies have wept
when nature has strown,
In her hottest tight.
Her gems dearest fair one
Meet me tonight /
THE FOREST BOY
Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Joe, q negro man aged n years,
patar nsnfn man 90 years.

Joe, q negro man aged n years,
Peter. negro uan % years,
Mingo, q negro tnaf, 90 years,
Warren, a negro boy aged II years,
Lewis, Il negro man aged 20 years,
Peggy, d negro woman aged AZ years,
Clafiysa, a negro woman aged 90 years
and her two Chi dreh, John aged 4 years
and Bordeaux aged two years,
Amy, a nrefo woman aged 80 years,
and h.. two children, VIII iafn aged years
and Celn aged ab0ut 8 months,
Biddy q negro woman aged "a years, and
her two children, Jack aged years cd
Joe one year.
Sarah Ann, q negro girl ag d II years,
Fanny, 4 negro girl aged 10 years.
ALSO
Three Horses,
One mare, one Filly,
-Four head ofsheep.
Smhll Bar0behe.
Two Carts,
Lot Of flaming Utensils,
Three large Chains,
Loom and Fixtures,
Shot Gun,
Household Furniture,
Silver Ware,
Looking Glass, Ne, &c.
TERMs or SALE,
CASH, provided the appraised valto is
bid, otherwise 10 be offered again imingdi-
ately 1T l2 months credit, purchaser in
last event furnishing bond and security TO
The satisfaction ofthe Administrator, bear.
ing eight per cent interest after due until
paid.
M. MORENO, AnctioDeer.
may l3--l5-5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
SUCCESSION SALE.

By virtue Of a commission to me direct
ed from the Honorable sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, in the State Of Louisiana,
| will offer for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, al the last place Of res
idence of John Kleinpefer deceased, on
the Highlands, in said Parish, about 7
miles below the town Of Baton Rouge,
ON WEDNESDAY the 18th DAY OF
JUNE, I848.
at II o'clock, A. H., the following des-
cribed property belonging to the succession
Of said deceased, to wit:
Negro man named Jupiter, aged about
10 years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

NEw ORLEANS MEDICAL AND suRcr.
CAL JeURNAL.-'the number for Nay,
completes tho fourth volume ofthis vplua-
HE work, Il contains the usual quantity
Of the best Information on Medical science,
theoretical aud practical, aud amongst 9th.
ers an elaborate article on Cholera, which
ought TO be universally read.
The Editors have announced that the
Journal VII be continued with undimin.
ished perseverance, as viii be shown by
the following xtract.
For four years We have labored to es-
tabIish the work, and although many have
been the difficulties and obstacles that OPP
posed our progress, yet, thanks to the kind
friends and patrons ofthe enterprise, we
think we have finally succeeded. We
again request the friends of and subscri.
beers to the journal, to send in their COM
municatiuns and subscriptions"
ave shall enter upon the new year with
flesh zeal and 4 firm determination to do
an we can to advance the interest OF the
profession"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Canses, Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart, and all
Female Diseases. 234 pages, g e1gravings. Paper
so cts, bound IS cts. Mail to any part-pOstage
l-2 cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81. Mail
to any part, so cts. postage. Inhaiing Tubes, Silver,
SO. by mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect, So to $40. for all Ruptures. Falling Of the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
and circumference Of person next the surface, just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods. Ad-
dress Dr.. S. 8. FrTcH, ZOE Broadway, New York,
post paid. April 1-9. ~.
GEORGE u. HERoMAN, agent, Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
NEW C%OOPERAGE.

NICHOLAS MICHEL and MfcHAEL HpPpI h@yiug
entered into copaTfnership, beg to announce to Plan
tiers and % The public, that they viii be abe TO cen
tract fT and supply Sugar Hogsheads, Moasses bar
rels, and every other article in the Cooper trade on the
CHI eapesG terms
Their shop Is at BeagregaY9 town, be-
low the Saw mill. and all orders fefs ak the shop Or
with Ma PHfLLrp BouRG Baton Rouge, viii meet
with prompt attention. april 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
For lte u. II aazette
Baton Rouge.

For the n. H. GBzette.l
LAMENT ron THE INDIAN
Oh! weep for those who wept, by wild Missouri
~Istfeati.
Whose hunes are desolbte. and whose lands d dfeumj
Weep FIR those banisEed, sortpwitg dlpe,
For ne'er siall they. again behold their homes
OH where shall India lave her bleeding Faetf
Or when her maidens songs again seem sweet !
And Sioux melody once more rejoice
Those heafts. whose feet anee bounded at her voice
Tribes Of the wandering foot and weary breast,
When shall We flee away and I've Mt rest
The tvild-tird hath her nest. the fix his cave.
Mankind their cotintry-Tiiia but the gravel
Baton ltouge. May H. EDwtN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

pUBLto sCHooLs,-A public school TN.
DIR the provisions ofaets ofthc Legislature
and Police Jury, has been opened in the
l2Ih district the management of which has
been committed 10 Mr.. Julius II. W ilson
a Young gentleman Of talent and persever-
ance. Mr.. Wilson enjoys the friendship
and confidence Of the Rev, Mr.. Nancourt
a fact which carries along with it the cer'
tainty that the moral training of his pupils
will be strictly attended to.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
LouIsylLbE IOURNAL-EXTRA.

LOUISVILLE JOURNAb-EAT IRA.
Or The publication Of the Louisville
Journal Extra will commence on the sih
day Of June, and continue five months, the
last number reserved until the returns are
In and containing full election returns from
every State. II will be Of ample size to
contain all the political iBatter of the
Weekly Journal but, The diffusion Of poll
tical intelligence being its sole object, i
will contain no other matter. 1t will be
printed on the strongest aud best paper,
that il may wear IN the pocket throughout
the campaign, passing from baud to hand
and used for quotation.
lGRhE.-Finy cents a copy, @2 for five
copies, a5 dollars for fourteen copies.
UTFUr $lO, thirty .thfee.
For any remittance Of $40 or over, the
Extra will be directed 10 each maine al
thirty-fve cents for each subscriber. All
orders must be accompanied by the cash
and all letters mist be postpaid.
0LrOur friends oftbe wing press In ey
cry quarter are requested 10 publish this
prospectus, or, at least, to notice the pro-
posed publication, specifying the terms.
They viii thus obIige us and we hope pro-
mote the great cause i'll whtchttey are al
embarked.
PRENTICE &. MESSENGER.
Mn. EUGENE LANouB has n long LIST d
subscribers. and another is lying al this
office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

THE COUNTRY Is SAFE THE Editor
ofthe Democratic Advocate, In his paper
Of the l7th, after invoking success Tor two
Campaign papers to be published at Wash.
ington and Louisville during the Presiden.
tias contest, boldly snyss "Did we Gu
stertain the least fear for the safety Of the
country, OF the success Of the democrat
SIC party, We don't know but what we
"should commence running another press
"and print the CdmpdigaistI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

SuCGBss.-The most important element
OF . leosss is econ ~ economy Of money
and economy oftime. BY economy we do
not mean panuriou.ness, but more such
wholesome thrift as will disiuc lac It's TO
spend our time or money without an adj -
quate return either in gain or enjoyment.
An economical application of time brings
leisure and method, and enables us 10 drive
our business, instead ofour business driving
US. There is nothing attended with results
our time and means Hs will involve IA in
perpetual hurry and difficulty. The bright
est talents must he ineffective under such Il
pressure, and q life fe&pedients has no
end but penury. Worldly success, however
though universally coveted, can be only
desirable In 50 far as it contributes to hap.
piness, and Il wi, contribute to happiness
very little, unless there lie cultivated a lively
benevolence to every animated being.
Happiness" It has been finely observed,
lis tn the proportion ofthe number ofthings
we love, and the number ofthings that
love us. TO this sentiment we cordially
subscribe, aud we should wish to see il
written on the tablet of every heart, and
producing its fruits nfchartty. The =man,
whatever be his fame or fortune, or i~ntelli.
gence, who can treat lightly another's woe
who il not bnnd TO his fe llow.tr en- by
the magic tie of sympathy, deser yes, aye
and will obtain, the the contempt ofhuman
kind. Upon him all the gifts Of fortune
are thrown away. Happiness lie has
none. His life is a dream a mere
lethargy, without a throb ofhuman emotion
and be will descend to the grave ''unwept
u%nhonored, and unsung." Such a fate is
not to be envied; and let those who are in.
tent upon success, remember that success
is nothing without happiness.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

sores ron rnE rHopIb,-We expected
that the merry month Of May would bring
ami n bright number Of the Songs fer The
propie. and " e have not been disappointed.
The Editor ALBERT G.. EhBBteK. has
displayed throughout, the most refined taste
and malicious discrimination, and the pub
fishers, George b. Zieber 4 60. Of Phila-
delpbta have executed the workmanship IN
the hest style. Price 30 cents for each
number.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

PRIDR versus TRUrH.-There is no
single obstacle which stands in the way
of more people in the search oftruth than
pride. They have once declared themselves
ola particular opinion and they cannot
bring themselves 20 think they could possibly
be in the wrong; consequently they OF
persuade themselves of the necessity of re.
examining the foundations oftheir opinions.
To acknowledge and give up their error,
would be a still severer trial. But the truth
is, there i more greatness Of mind in can.
didly giving up a mistake, than would have
appeared j escaping it at first, if not a very
shameful one. The surest way of leaving
room for a change o~fopinion, which should
Be provided for, Is to be modest in
delivering ones sentiments. A maj may,
confusion, give up an opinion
he declared without arrogance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
AVIS.
Etdt de Ia Louisiana - ParoiSse REst
Hmm. Rllnne.

Etat de la Louisiana - aroisse REst
Baton Rouge.
En- veftu dun ordfe da President du Juri
de- P0 ice, Mr.. Thomis Deyali, une election
sora tenue samedi, le 276me ioar de Mai
1918, dafs les arl endorsements ei-apr6s dtsi-
guts, pour l'ele tion dun mem5fe de chm.
enc des dit3 arroHdissemebfs an Juri dc
Police de critic ptr isse, savoir Dams FAR
rondissament M s, PeIec ion shIa isnuea Ia
mis- N de III mas Devall. Dams 1attotdie-
sement No q, a Ia mtison De james G. Dtw@
s9u. Dams t'afrnndls selnent Nc q, d la ruai.
sol de Me s S Mile Il Rouzau. (tutrefois
Josiah Barter3 Dlrs I'ar, endorsement No 10.
A Ii ntaistn de William NJ. Martin. Dans
t'arrnndiss meGt, No III d Ia tnaisan De Join
Bartell SEN, ct dams ACKNOWLEDGEMENT M IL,
a II maison de Mr.. Iahn II. Vhfc0urt. In
dite elect ii seri tebte ar les commission
aire5 u1mmts par II Jari d. Police, pour CHI
gn'un dos dits arr0n~ 3issentenis, ct les fgtobfs
d ent 6tre fats ron orIuemeat a ID l6i.
Maj l0-t5 Il. e. NORRIS, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Y DE- ~sIfCcEsslON.

En- vertu dune commission i moi adresst,
pr l'holorablq Cur III Sjxie,ne District,
pour Ii PR isse d'Es' Baton-l{ouea, dams II.
TT dc IL Louisiana, J'ofFtitai en- yentG publ
que, a fepeat, an dernitr eucheris4eur Of 80
d raior d rnic IL d John kleinpeter de-
e6dt, situa sr Ia terri haute dams la diia par
olsse, d environ sept miles en- bas DC la Vi lie
lie Ba on-itoige,
Mercreh R ID Jpia 1s4s.
i L hetres Ia matil, les proprittts 9 -aprG7
dc ties, p ~ nant de Ia succession tu DIT
d5Iuli, sAReIf:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

GDied, of Wexford, Canada West, Mr..
Daniel Aiken, aged I2O years. He had,
during his life, contracted seven marriges,
and had 500 grandchildren and great
grant.children-30O boys and 200 girls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
REFERENCES.
mhy 20 10.
SuCCEsStoN SALE.
Sixth Jfdiefal District-parish of East
a. .p1{H4 EfyxsIt4t4

= BATON ROUGE.
In compliance with n ceftu II Judgment
rendered before our District Court, OF tho
9th judicial District Of the State Of Louis.
lara, holden in and for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, on the 18th day Of April
last (l54s) and signed on the 25ih Of the
said month, IN the matter ofthe succession
IT Philemon 1homas deceased, will be
sold by the Undersigned auctioieer, in aud
for said Parish, on
Wednesdag Tie 2tst day Of June 184s,
commencing ut II o'clock A. M. of said
day at the last place Of residences Of said
Philemon Thomas decreased, IN the town
of Baton Rouge, the following described
property belonging TO The succession Of
said deceased to wit
LIST A tract ofland situated in this Parish
at about Z miles from the town of Baton
Rouge, Oh the East fork Of Wards
Creek, containing three hundred and
twenty acres, bounded North by lands
ofPawers, West by Wafd's Creek, Eou.h
by Adams and East by Buligny's claim.
Cd Two lots Of ground, no. 4 and $, of
square no, 20, in Beaaregara's section
of the town Of Baton Rouge, with oil the
improvements thereon.
ID One lot of grounds IN the same section
Of the town, no. s, of1square no. u, with
tho i,nnrnVetnnufs titprpan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

The office Of the Gazette has been re.
moved from the ancient location, to much
more conntodious premises on Florida
street. opposite side from MIR. Wetzlar's
store Ard M. Hollis stables, aud on the
same sida with the buildings Of Messrs
Laughter T. Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
FOURTHOF IuLY-THE NATIONS
JUBILEE.

MEssHs. WrLsnN a co., Of New York
arc already in the field with their splendid
large Fourth Of July Brother Jonathan.
Judging from the specimen aud %engravitgs
sent to us, they will give this year The most
costly and beautiful sheet ever issued from
their office. The attractive feature Of the
pa per is an immense engraving Of the As-
sAuLr ON c"HAPUbrBPEC by the American
troops. This occupies nearly two entire
pages, running across the whole broad
side. The 10 NATHAN will also contain
fine original portraits, the size ofhfe, orthe
following distinguished Statesmen, viz
MBssrs. Clay, Webster, Calhoun, and
Benton. One whole page of the paper Il
to be occupied with an engraved fact SINH
1e Of the original Declaration Of I%ndeprn-
dtnee, in Jensrsonis hand writing, with all
the original signatures. The paper is
sold at IL cts per copy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
MdshinHtnn HMM.

MEDAL ron GE1tRAt TAYLpR The
u. s Mint Al PhiiaIeIphit, has just com.
pleted the gold medal Tor Gen Taylor,
ordered by lie vote Of Congress. II is neat,
chastp, and appropriate. and cost about
seven hundred dollars. Il has already been
forwarded to the department.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Wall paper.

PERSONS wishing to,parehase the above article,
can Be sunplied with any qualify or Ia any quantity,
81 from Is cents 10 50 per roll, by applying at the Paint
shop 81 the undersigned, where a variety Of samples
nav ~ seen. MORISON& REGAR.
feb5-T
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

THIS Union MAGAzrNR.-The May nun.
Der Of this elegant and attractive period
cal il now before Us. II contains four
teen original pieces, besides editorial mis-
cellany and a review Of the books &c the
past month, ny well a. nine embellish.
mems selected with The same taste and
executed with the same skin as before.
Publishedh by IsRAE1 PosT, lao Nassau
Street New Yoak. Terms 80 per aanula,
IA adpasce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
S%uCGEs8ION SAf.E.

BY virtue Of q commission 10 me directed
from the lfon0 able Sigh Judtil Dstfi t
Court in and fer The Parish Of Fast Baton
Rouge, | will offer for sate, ut public Auction,
10 the highest j oder, 1T the G { II use
door in tie Town OF Baton Rouge. OH Turs-
day th9 Goth dry u June ls45 1T IL o'clock
NJ. The foil wing described roJertJ belonging
TO the succession Of John iAnd dph doe ased.
TO wit
Six lots Of ground situated IN that part of
the Town u Baion Rouge Ibid o6t bv Ellie
Beauregard, and being lots No. !, 81 =, o,
aud 10 IL square No. 60, according to the
plan thereof.
TERMS or SALE.
Twenty dollars cash ON each lot, and the
balance payable on the ii st day If January
next ls49, in notes satisfactorily endorsed
payable at tic Office ofths Ponsl, Recorder IN
the Town Of Baton Rouge, and mortgage to
be retained on the property sold until final
payment. M. MORENO,
May 1916. SITS. Auctit neer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

NOTICE.
staIc Of Louisiana
pnriah If Ensf Rnlnn Knnan.

st8tc 0f Louisiana
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
In pursuance Of an order issued Ivy
Thomas Devall, Esp, President Of the Pc
lice Jury, an election will be held on Sat
urday the 9th day Of Nay 1913, io tho
he Gin after mentioned Police Jury Wards,
FIR fhe purpose of c%lectiDg one member
ON each Of said Wards. to serve in tho
Police Jury Of Ibis Parish to wit In
ward no. $, to be- held at the house Of
Thomas DcyaI, ward no. s., at the house
Of James e. Dawson, ward no. o, at the
house Of Mcssrs Nj 10 N Rousan. former.
" Josiah Barker) ward no. 10, a the
house Of William NJ. Martin, ward no. ~,
at the house Of John Barteli, Senr., and
ward no., IL, At The house Of John II. Van
Court, Eeq. Said elections 10 be held by
the commissioners appointed by the Police
Jury 10 each Of said wards, and returns
thereofto be made By them as The law d.
reefs.
L. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
may l3-15
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
WARRANTED RAZORa.

MARSH 81 S~mKpPERD's Patent Frame Back
Razor. Wade a. Butchers Concave Razofs.
Wade e. Butchers Chinese Raza-Tiliot-
sons Brass Back Razor. All warranted. For
sale BY Tnar291 G. c. TUTTLE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

Wnta CoNvfETtoE or GronerA.- ny The
following dispatch, received bylha Charles
ton Mercury Of The 10Th inst. II will he
perceived that the Why Convention 81
Georgia has nominated Gen. ToyIot Gof
The Presidency:
MAroS. May o. o.. 7. NJ.
The Georgia Wig Convention name
General Taylor MS tftpir first choice iof the
Ptesid'n ty and recommend him tutha Wbia
National Convention Tor nomination. Ttrt
have agreed to send delegates, aud VIII sgr-
port the nom nee oftha Convention, pr vide
he be sound - questions involving South.
rrn rights.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
TIIE
MORE LIGHT ron RAToy ROUGE.

FRENCH Il AMERICAN crown glass Of az sizes
from 8 by 4 inches 10 ~ by % inches suitable for pic
tIre frames and show cases, windows. DE. For sale a
the paint shop Of MORRISON Il REGAR, Lafayette
Street, first house above Mr. J. Huguet's Store fbi9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Dancing schooI.

MADAME ALKALINE BROOKS, has The honor
n announce tn the residents Of Baton ei1ge and IFS
envif0ns. TINT she will commence t6ieaeh Dancing Of
the jState House. On Saturday the 10th Of May. at hall
paat 3 o'clock T. NJ. when he trusts she win meet with
the patronage which her immense success in New
Orleans entities her to chop for. Educated in the high
Frhbol Of her hrt, SHE is Capable of instrueting her
scholars in Att that Is ~plegutit. modern md graceful,
ms fpgnrtis their eaffiags in walking or dancing also.
the ffre use oftle arms, and exercise most conducive
f. hsntth and beauty.
Mtlafng. y. taachs4 In general class MI dances, and
advances each scholar according to their capabiIitYi
mixing M extra charges whatever.
Mniarle u viii give thfap lessons per week, blml.
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