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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

may be assumed also that the National Guards of Pa
rs faithful to their motto, LiJertc, Ordre Public"
wi desire, on tins occasion, to accomplish the double
duty OF defending liberty by joining the demonstrations
and protecting order, and preventing all collisions by
their presence and as. in the expectation of nuncr-
Gus meeting OF National Guards and citizens, ii seems
right to take measures for preventing every cause of
trouble aud unult, the committee has thought that
the demonstration should take place in that quarter of
the capital III which the width of the streets and
squares enables the population to assemble without
excessive crowdng; accordingly the deputies, peers
o rance, and other persons invited TO the banquet,
VIII assemble on Tuesday next, at II o'clock, in the
ordinary place OF the meeting OF the parliamentary
Opposilion Place de Ia Madeleine , the subscribers
to the banquet, who belong to the National Guard,
are requested to before the Church of the Made
lcIne and to form two parallel lines, between which
the persons invited will place themselves the cortege
will be headed by the superior officers Of the National
Guard who may present themselves to Join the demon
STATION immediately after the persons invited and
the guests will be placed rank OF officers OF the Ma
| onal Guard behind the latter the National Guards
| formed in columns according to the number OF the
cgions between the third aud fourth columns the
young men oi the schools headed by persons chosen
by themselves; next, the other National Guards o
Paris and the suburbs, in the order set forth above
The coIcgc will leave at halt past II o'clock and will
proceed by the Place dc la Concordc and the Champs
fysccs TO the pacc i'll which the banquet is 10 tax,
pace The committee, convinced that this demon
STATION Will be the more ctlicacious the calm i
be, and the more imposing the it shall avoit
even all prctcx OF conflict invites the citizens to ute
no cry, to carry neither flag nor exterior sign it i'll
yitcs the National Guards who may take part in TIN
demonstration, to present themselves without arms
Tor It Is desired TO make legal and pacific protest
which must he especially powerful by the number am
the him and tranquil attitude of the citizens. TIN
committee hope that this occasion every man pres
eit VIII consider himself n iunctionary charged t
cause order to be iespcctcd 1t trusts in the prcscnc
OF the National Guard it trusts in the sentiment q
The fhrlslan population, which desires public peac
with liberty, and which knows that, TO secure tn
maintenance OF its rights, ii has only need oi peace
able demonstration, rs becomes enlightened nation
which has the consciousness OF the irresistible author
iiy OF It's moral power. and which is assured that
VIII cause It's legitimate wishes 10 prevail by the egd
and calm expression OF its opinion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

admirable Proclamation, which we shall publish
next week, appointing Friday the eth day Of
April as day Of Public Humiliation, Fasting
and PRAYER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
The License VOtc-Onicial Result.

We are indebted to the Secretary of State.
j. MN SHArTER, Esq. for the following table,
exhibiting the official result of the recent vote
Of the freemen on the License question
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
To a Correspondent.

We shall endeavor to give the communication
of Senex" in our next 1t takes the right
ground, and gives good reasons therefor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
Latest Intelligence.

The following proclamation has been posted at tn,
Orders have been given 10 cease firing everywhere
We have Just been charged by the King TO form
Ministry.
The Chamber will be dissolved and IN appeal b,
made 10 the country.
General I.amoriciere has been appointed Comman
dant Of the National Guards.
THERs,
OpILoS BARRoT,
DUyERGIER De HAuRANNE,
LAMoRlClERE.
All the Ministers have quilted their hotels.
The Bourse is closed
PARIS, Friday, 9 A. MA Republic has been pro
claimed. The King aud his family are gone to Eu.
The provisional government already appointed ha
been confirmed. The following are Ministers: Du
pont de rEurc, Presidents Iamartine, Foreign Al.
fairs Arago Marine Ledru Rollin, Interior Marie
Public Works Carnol, Public instruction Belmont
Commerce ; Lamoricere, War GARNER Pages, con
frmed Mayor OF Paris; Cavaignac, Governor o
Algiers Dccourtras, Commandant OF the Nationa
Guards.
All communication by railway and diligence is sus
pended. The station OF the Northern Railway has
been burnt 1t is impossible to get out OF Paris by tina
line. All Tranquil in the quarter of the Iulleries
Half past . o'clock.-The following notice has JUS
been published
In the name Of the Sovereign People.
Citizens; - The Provisional Government has jus
been installed it is composed, by the will of the PEG
pie, OF the citizens Frederick Arago, Louis Blanc, Ma
re Lamartlne, Flocon, lcdru Rollin, Rccur, Marast
Alberto watch over the execution OF the measure.
which will be taken by Government, the will of the
people has chosen for delegates in the department Of
the police the citizens Cossdcrc and Sobrier. Tho
same sovereign will OF the people has designated the
citizen Et. Arago to the Direction General OF the Post
Office.
AT first execution of the order, given by the Pro-
visona Government, it is advised that the bakers OF
tui.hers OF provisions OF Paris keep their shops open
to all those who may have occasion Tor them.
II is expressly recommended to the people not to
heir
attitude They have often been deceived by treason
tisimportant that they should give opportunities
attacks as criminal as they terrible.
The following order has also just been issued:
In the name oil the French people,
II is interdicted 10 the members OF the Ex- Cham.
Der. to meet, Paris, 9th February.
DUPONT tderEure). AID CREMlEUX.
LAMARTlNE. MARIE.
LEDRU ROLlN. ARAGO.
lex Chamber of Peers is rather siguicantl
Paris this morning perfectly quiet, but the shops
are closed, and the streets barricadcd as before
The people crowd the streets, and are preparing to
go to attack the castle of Nipcennes.
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonapare set out for Paris
from London on Saturday morning.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
to Mr.. over scar of
BruttIc burner


The Eag1e don't appear to have reflected that
there mug be a Photographic department in that
venerable collegiate institution, and that the
above may be the infant effort of pupil to spell
according to :" the puriekt aIttbet' Of that SPLEEN
did system. Hoo noze
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24

IL The BraHleJoro E1gle has caused quite
rumpus by setting forth thata letter was sent
from Mldlebury, where there is college, to
Dr. Ro KwEIL, the estimable Superintendent of
the Insane Asylum, in that pleasant village, su-
morse ribeI a. fnlloyys.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
free Press,
BURLINGTON, VI.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1913.

i" In THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
UPON US, THERE Is NO STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE US a CLEAN OF LIGHT. EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC Wing PARTY OF THE
UNITED SrATEs."-Daniel Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-24
"The Old Chapel BELL"

Majority in favor of Licensing, thirteen!
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-21
SIXTH DAY.

AUGUSTA, March 20, 1915.
The examination of witnesses for the govern
ment was resumed.
Joseph w Freeman recalled. On Thursday
Sept 80, about eight O'Clock in the evening witness
was coming from under the hall at Williams, saw
Edwgrd Mathews coming out OF the barloom at
Williams, shook hands with him, and Mathews
passed down towards the Parker House.
Amasa j. DngIey recalled. In the course the
conversation with prisoner with regard to subject
DR.. c. came out of the back office, and said there
would he a good place to dissect, and the subject
could be kept in the cask or barrel in the closet
Witness asked if they could not dssect in the front
office. He said they might if they used plenty of
spirits. Cannot say at which conversation this was
Before the murder, cask with iron hoops in
the closet several times; it was small cask. Does
not recocct seeing that cask there Afterwards
Some time after the murder, small cask with
wooden hoops in the back Office
Cross Examined The cask was about the size
of half barrel First thought of this circumstance
since he testified before. Mr. Morrill, reminded
him of it, Did not testify about the barrel or the
subject before the inquest. Has conversed with
Flint twice on the subject. Witness charged,
by Attorney General not to say anything publicly
about the barrel or subject. Flint was not present.
Part of his testimony in writing was read to wit
ness-thnks the whole was not. 1t was the same
in part that Flint has testified to here. Saw them
turn writing which not read to witness.
1t was 10th November when this was read to him
No other testimony read to witness. Cannot
say it was Flnt's testimony before the Grand jury.
Attorney General Moor said it was Flints testmo-
ny-did non say where it was taken.
Witness was in the office Friday evening--per-
haps half an hour. Left the Office about O'clock,
after dark. MIR. Barker there, and no other be-
sides DIR. Coolidge Dr. Thayer was not in--don't
know whether he was sent for. Coolidge was there
when witness went int about half past Z.
Kept memorandum of what he could think Of
set down the date Of his conversation with Attor-
ney General-did not know but he should be CALI
ed on.
Mr.. Morrell said the Government rests the case
here,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26
STATIONERY, &c.

4 LARGE and Chptre lotof Suuonery
~ French prr'>. &c or sale by
= GODDARD 4 GOOkIN,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26
Stone Ware.

Irlra,,.rms-.. rr.D'.. o.. "a
y .4sv D D. HU..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26
Sole Leather.

81 PERlOR aulcir. manufactured at
" the Grrca Mountain Iaurofy. whole
$40 ot retail. by BLRKErr & SoN.
Rutland, Iuiv % 30
Mess Pork. ior,'.ca' B'uortr@ sos.
Rutland. Iuv 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26

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Mrs. Z. KIDDER'S
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26
Black River ACadamy,
Ludlow, W.,

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4 ,.ar.u-" oo Nr..f, lay, ta.u,, so.D
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-26

vENul~ establishment hn,ir, ireu removed g..
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iu Am.ucl. r., ,.tIr" Irrmt.rs cover nearly
Troi. I....rf f,'o' L.lt thew. l,uiwtt,.
v.'. %. un.tou. ..ain,t.. Is .toN4.4 wA ever.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

= w y tJTJ hI6.
East Hampstead, T.. MOet. 6. ls47.
For sale by a. H. GEGH Il so l40 Full
ton street Now York, sole propriefor+.
II. WADDILL, agent, Baton Rou4e.
mHY l3-lhtf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

En- yer II i'unc commission 4 moi adrcsEte
par IhonorAble our du Sixrame District Ju-
'iciai q dana ct pour Ia paroissa PEST Baton
Rou.c, i]'Ditfirai en- yente pub'iquo, an plus
hant euch6fisscur. d Ia maison de tour, dams
a vile Dc B1tor Rouge,
Nnrji lie 3One jour dc JUN 1913.
A mhli, Ia prapritt5 ci-pr4e dtcrrte, apparte-
mart a Ia succession de John Randolph, de-
ctdt, SAVIOR
Six Iots d. terre situts d ms cette partic de
IA vile de Baton Rouge, arpentte par Ellie
ReRuregard, Giant lots Nos, /. g, 7,8,9 ct 10
d'ns II ct Nos. Go, commencement au plan de
d. la dite lille.
CONDITIONS DE la vESTE,
Ftnrl niastrrs compliant sur chaque terrain,
ct IA balance PAYABLE le premier jour de Jan
v,cr pro HIN (lS49.) on biilets endosses a
sitisfact on payables su bureau du Recorder
de p~aroisre itns Ia vile dc Baton Rouge, 81
hyho ht0ue ratcnu sur Ia propritt6 iusqa'au
placement iuul.
Al. MORENO, Encanteur.
Ma 1s-lb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Commercial Agent
Enneral BrOlkcE.

JAMES MANSKER respectfully offers
his services to The public, in the above capa-
ely.
Al persons having negroes, land, horses,
cattle, or any kind # real or personal proper
ty 20 dispose 81, or wishing to purchasi or
hire any aftbe same, or WHO wish to recover
stray Eoc$cs or catte, are requested to leave
no ice verbal Y or il writing, at the General
Age tcy Ofice-coruer cf Church ami Wa.
ter trectk- where their business viii be at
tended to vi h prompiitade aud on acconmo-
dating TERMS.
This office is established on principles of
mutual interest and acc ammoddlion, aud it is
hoped the. pubIic-one aud ajl-wiil readily
perceive the general benefit 10 be derived
from an establishment Of the kind, and OK
tend 10 thh Undersigned, that encouragement
aud support which will enable him to carry
on hrs Aeeecg in a manner useful and bene-
icfal to tie cbuImunity at large.
june loft. JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Ennatax aennnrK atnrn-

THE Undersigned soy r Bae rdly u
informs Size public bat lie liz y
Just resumed from New Orleans, and In.
on haad, and is constantly receiving 1T lis
old stand on Leyee St., a large assortment
ofarficles, in the above Inns, among which
are =
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana. double
refined, crushed, aud powdered,
COFFE3 u TEA. Of various 1ualttias.
FISH, 5ardiDes, God Fish, IIaddock,
Macterel and Herrings,
TOBACCO, Of different qualities,
CIGARS. Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, Sterine, and
T'allow,
SOAP, Soda, and extra Family Soap,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon. Gloves. Nut.
nlags, Mustard, Ca?snne Pepper,
PICKLES, CucumJers, Olives & Capers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef Lard,
Bacon, Dried.beeG Bologna 5ausa-
gee, BeefT0ngae,
CHEESE, Holland, Cheshire & Western,
KETCHUP5, Tomato aud Walnut,
OILS, Olive, in half bottles and bottles,
Lard and Lamp,
FRUITS Rai+ins, CurraDts, Figs, D,tes
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS, Almonds and Peeans,
CHOCOLATE. Sweet and Spiced no. !
WINES, Of various qualities, CordiaIs Of
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
pnJ,, Ifrtt,r aud A +,
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garden
Seeds from Waterman and Beautnan, Pitts
hurgh. II. Risby and Co, New York, aud
the Shakers, pleasant hill Kentucky.
Also m assortment Of Flowet seeds.
have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin
and PittsbtrE Coal.
Dec. lS-47 f. 4. MO TAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

Sixth tfdfei4l I'll trist Parisb Of Fast
BATON ROUGE.
In compliance with a carta II Judgment
rendered EiUre our District Court. Of the
GIL, judicial District 0fthe State Of Louis
iata, holden ID and for the Pa igh of East
Baton Rouge, On The 18th day Of April
last (l54s) and signed eli the 25tb Of the
said month, in The matter ofthe succession
If Philemon Thomas deceased, will be
sold by The Undersigned auctionger, inland
for said Parish, ON
Wednesday the 2la day IF June ls45,
commencing at II o'clotk EA. NJ. Of said
day at the last place of residence Of said
Philemon Thomas decreased, IN The town
Of Baton Rouge. the following described
property beIonging to The succession of
said deceased Il wit:
lat Attract ufland situated in this Parish
nt about I miles from the town of Baton
Rouge, on the East fork Of Wards
Creek, containing three hundred and
twenty acres. bounded North Ivy lands
ofPowers, West by Wards Creek, South
by Adams and East Iy B~uIigny's claim.
I'd Two lots Of ground, no. 4 an1 s, Of
square no, 30, in Beanregari's section
Of the town Of Baton Rouge, with all the
improvements thereon.
I'D One lot Of ground, N the Same section
Of The town, 10. 5, Of square no. ~, with
the improvements thereon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
VENTE DE sUCCEssION.
Coar du Sixi6ne Disfr ct--paro sse d'Est
BArOE ROUGE.

C6aF du SiXtene Disfr Ct-paro sse d'Est
BArOE ROUGE.
En- yertu du4 certain jugenent rnnan par-
daylnt IA cour dH SiKibm8 District J4dicfar re-
DE- ! etat dc IA Louisiana. 'enus dams ct pour
Ia p]aroisse d'Est Btlon Ro1ea, le 15me jour
d'AgriI dsrDier (l54aJ ct sig0t j. 25ln9 da
lit mois, dams ~I'atfaite do Ia succession de
Philemon Thomas, decide, Il eera veudu BAR
10 soussign6 oneantear, dlng ct pour II iii o
parni7se, 10 Mereredt, 3tuo mr. d. jain 1913,
cnromeBg7nt a II beures du main, a 10 der
Dre'e residence du DIT Philemon Thomas de-
ctdt, dams IA giIl5 d. BatoH-Rouee, Ia propr-
att q apes dbcrtt, appartena0t a Ia success
sion do dit dtfant.
| I'm moroccan de terre situt da = tette Par
ttssa. a environ 7 miles d. Ia tillD De Baton
Rooge, a Ia fgUrche est do Wards Creek.
cont nant trols cents singt arpens, borne an
uord par terres ap%larten3nt 4 Powers, a
t'ouest par Wards Creek, All sud par Adams.
Ell Test par re IamatioB de b tllignv.
2 Deux lots Dr. terfe Nos. 4 ct B., do l'1tet
No. ~, dams Ia vile Beauregard. n. Range.
avsc iatltas les 8mtliora ions qui s'ytrouven'.
j Tn terrain. dams Ii meme section de Ia
vile B1ton Rouge No. 5 de l'llst No n, avec
les authorizations dti R'y trqueFnf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
SUCCESSION SALE.

Fy virtue Uf a commission 10 ms directed
from the Iiono,abie Slztb Judicial District
Court in ard or the Parish Of Fast II ton
Rouge. | viii offer Tor sa e, nj public Auction.
to The highest bidder, at the Govt II use
door in lie Town OF Baton Rouge. on Tues
day ths goth dry nl June is43 Mt IL o'clock
NJ. the foil rwiuE describt d p]roaertJ belonging
to the succession Of john kandylp h dec aaed.
10 wit
Slx lots Of ground situated in that part of
the Town If Baton Rouge Ibid out b. E!le
B~eauregard, and being lots No l. 6, I, g.,
and 10 in square No. 90, according 10 the
pIan thereof.
TERMS Of SALE.
twenty dollars cash Oh each lot, and the
baIanc" payable on the fl st dtv IF January
DoTt 1910, in notes satisfactorily endorsed
payable nj the Office ofthe Parlsl Recorder in
the Town Of Baton Rouge, and mortgagc to.
be retained on the property sold until final
payment. N. MORENO,
Nay 1916. Dts. AuctiCneor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
CARTOONS RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.

For the Cure 81 Ring Bone, Blood Spawn,
Wind Calls, Splints. and Curb On Horses.
Caution to be remembered olths above
articles sald only, remember, only IN Baton
r uee nv II. II. Waddil aud d. r.. Davis, il
New Orleans by Comstock Sea, 81 pnydras
st. oAly proprietors If Daleys Genuine Ma2i.
cal pain Extractor and Jew DAyids or Hubtew
plaster. Janv :, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

ST.. Ett- T..
a re" 7''fe mas peeh opened ~ 'h'
uhdeFsigne7t at Inc stnha formerly rccu'
pied by Alfred Gates, on ChHrch st eet, to
which the attention Of the public IS respect
fully called. The stock on hand il p~ntiralt
nov bayirg lust boon zel.nteI il Me- t.
| Oda.ns Ly7 tLo onlar.t.,ad Li,,.atf aa,
,a,z;s,s ,,f,ha G,I1a,.;nn ,a. ta,r. "'
=. '"''.'y'
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
GSuch as the latest styles Of Barege
Fancy Velvet for ehtldren's clothing, Fancy
Row SilLs, Oregon PIaids. Scotch and
French Plaid Ginehams, Nhawls, blankets,
Chiffon Brown and bleached. Hosiery. Steel
HetleaI"e' raid | inSey7 for Servants, Fancy
t's~tme q Tor "~ealleine4'' wear, Ky. Jeans
lea ana WIRE F~lan0eIS' COTTON t~Ia7'el'
rIhe oimI(' "n.e Jac,hel ana cam.fIe,
BOOK ana "%lsa Nasiio' lrish linen, Heh-
n'lch"o anu ram LINEN lamb ii"RfS'
"'ttoHaoe' u all kin4s, &C.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
LATE AND
NEWS

take tbs method Of inform M The pub1 e
generally, ttat ! am prepared t. sell them
DRY GOODS q CLOTHING" on reason
able terms. do not wish any one 10 suppose
that vii sell at 20 per cent below cost, or
even At cost as ! have no idea ofbaftp ona.
bled to compromise with my creditors AZ 10
II or 20 GEMS per dollar for The goods I have
purch sod on time. [ thank my friends for
the literal patronage conferred last yoar and
with due mGdgsty solicit . continuation Of
their iavofs. v. HEBERT.
NAV It'd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
LII MEME JOUR.
NEW JEWELKY.

Just received, a fine assortment Of Cameo
Breastpins and Bracelets, Ear-hoops and
fnger.riugs Studs and Guard slides, sleeve
and collar buttons, Gold pens and Pencils,
Lockets and Miniature cases, Gold Watch
keys and Guard chains, Gold and silver
Tbimbles, Gold and silver Lever and
Lepine Watches, Fancy combs, Silver and
Tea and Table SPOONS.
&. G. C. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
AVIS.

Les s0nssignfs marrhands ia ileurs dsns
Ia rue dc Lafayette, on face de M. Dfns-
selman confisenr, ont l'honneur d'inOrmer
les babitants de Baton Rouge ct das epyi-
fons, qn'lis ]vlennent do r]ecevoir IN tres
Ioli assortment de aARCnANptsgs en- tout
&c gull Y a de pietx pour l'automns ct
fhiver, don't lis ofErent i C0nfectionuer dars
le dernler genre ct au prix Ie plus mo
d6r6. MOREAU g. Co.,
Baton Rouge, Nov. 5-4U IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
WAGONS. CARTS, AND plANIA-
Tf0N SMTFEl-VOHK
TIE sub clibeF

--s---~A TIE subscriber
respectful y in
forms lie ianteFs@@aeNlt2
# Louisiana. that he is July prepared wi Il a
good STOCK Of seasoned Lumber and superior
workfneo, to furnish Plantation Wagons and
Ga is to order, ~ith iron or Wool Axlatreoa.
of The most amp owed patterns and workman
to his Fitting Wagons and Carts, as they are
more convenient AMI bet or adapted 10 the
wants Of the Pltnter thsn any others in use.
hilkiUd ofPI4nt ton Snith-work, NJ Il Irons,
Ploaghs &c. made and replired All orders
viii be faithfully ard pr mptly 1ttendedto, At
estab ishmant, corner Of Church and Main
street eaton Rouge.
w. +. TUNNARD.
m1r g5-9,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
lpERsnNs ~

a 70 PERSONS DESIGNING 10
q ma HUILf, &e.-Ttha ahde fsiznea,
sE BaildeJ aid Architect. regrset-
fully informs fhe citizens Of bat
on 1T use that he Is nov we'll prepafedto take
all contracts IN the line Of building.
Persons living at q distance, who are build.
ing, can, BY leaging their orders at my shop
on Church street, opposit Mr. M. Granaris,
Coffee House, have their sashes, doors,
blinds, window-frames ETC, made In the besi
style. J]obbing, about town, done al The
shortest Notice,
Those d~esirons Of building, will find II nj
theif advantages TO give me a call before COO
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish specifca-
lions, in all eases, without charge, if lido the
work.
| will keep on hand, at all times, a good
stock Of seasoned lumber, and orbet build.
ing materials, so that persons wishing to
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work done.
no.42. p. McEITEtCK.