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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

1913! SPRING FASHIONS! 1910
ZIP SCANLAN Il co. No. u Chdrtres, street, yAa
-. have the honor of informing the es that fta
n they have just received the following f1S II EtI
E aF lJON.4BLE ARTICLES, selected from the LB2
richest materials and choicest designs that have ap
VIZ peared in Pans for the Spring and Summer OF 1915
Grenadne Barge Sole;
Mousselne de Sole; ,.;
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large seiectioni
Grenadne Marqulses;
- Isabella Louisa;
Bareges rich coloS ..,i, r,,;d.
black, embroidered;
Poll de CbevIe;
Poll du Nord, plain and plaid; .,u..u pr;,os
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes' eona's' 'e''
Cuffs and Sleeves; NJ, ,vis,o and Clo.ks.
/ aides Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses,
Extra fine Paris chip and Grape Bonnefs
Ladies' Misses and Children Tuscan Sua" ana Linen
New Rbbone Artiffcials and PaIasoEs;
Black and colored silk Visltes and d Manthiias;,
Riark ehangeablc striped, plain and brocade Silks;
Real English Valencennes MalInes and Regency Lace
Edging and Inserting;
Rich Fans, Purses and RetIcues.
~ Just received full assortment OF Spring colored
EriSges and Pnssementertes, nih7 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

HORsTS PATENT FAN ROCKING CHAIR
TTNHE subscriber prepared furnish this pleasant
i SUMMER CHAIR, either sIngly or by the quantity
The Fan Attachment" may be had with without the
Chair ready put onany rocker the purchaser have,
choose from the stock hand consisting OF great
variety As bar to those summer annoy mosquitoes
flies and heat this Chair the thing For sale at the
Paper Hanging and Upholstery Store, No 20 Camp street
mh30 d&itsw JOSEPH ETTER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

W h. New Steamer ANDREW FULTON
Esr 6 Iosis nd IL W ENC R,ee rocs
positively new and elegant fast running steamer
ing freight and will leave above For freight passage.
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply board.
site POydras street, or TO
n B.-The Andrew Fulton is entirely new boat, and
being very light draft will meet with delay in reaching
her destination ap3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

HsE d Memphis Packet cLARKSSvILhIEN,7IFsSSr
s:sss.azssxaI DAY The 9Th Instant at clock, Il
The new and splendid packet GAINESVILLE, b. M.
Holmes MASTER is receiving freight, and will leave
above For freight passage, apply on board at Canal ST.
wharf orto HYDE u OGLESBY, IL Poydras St.
N B-The GAINESVILLE will take freight for Hatchee River
and reship at Memphis. ap3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

A FEW GENTLEMEN be accommodated with
n BOARD AND LODGING in respectable private
family upon the most reasonable terms, 81 SO week
by early application at No 224 GR.4VIER STREET.
bel tween Cirrus and St John mhlI I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

a. - Red River Packet ROCKAWAY- For
sa shreoeport NatcA nf4 Gr9"d Eeore arg
clock p NJ positively-The new splendid packet ROCK
AWAY Jones' master, is receiving freight, and will
leave above For freight passage apply on board loot
ana r B. Smith & CO. SO Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03
ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,

ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,
No 8 Triangle Buildings
yU,UE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
Mills in the most complete manner + now prepared TO
receive orders from the trade and to retail Ground Coee
Spices of ali kinds Oil Cake, Corn Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels steamboats, and vessels will find 1t to then inter
EST to call on the undersigned and his personal attention
devoted to business they may be assured that the a
ces will be of the best quality and neatly and care
fully put up and delivered free of charge paot the
rtv ~ GmhW Im7 S. Is. ROBBINS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03
MNSEANM sMAEs,
Succession of Louis Allard.

Succession of Louis Allard.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL Auctoneers,
Office No. OF GrGrier Strcrt.
TUESDAY, April T. at hafpast O'Clock, P. M.-Wil
be sold, at the of Maine and st Claude streets,
by of and in pursuance 10 order from the 1onoa
bic the Second District Court of NewOrieans dated Febu-
any g. 184S and for account of said succession
A quantity of FURNITURE, BOOKS, a Double Bar
relied GU N etc etc. Terms cash mh2S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
AgrIculturist's 4 Mechanics
Association Of Louisiana.
ArRrL 9TH ls4s,

- AFkIh btW GCA1F
Al "a meeting OF the Ereeutice Committee
the f~otloriag named persons wcre present
Uis c. q. McIEaRoa, Ddrid Chambers,
q. A. Pile, Stephen Henderson, I. II. Il.
Hatch, r. ID. .Coarad, w, f. Tunndrd
and James MeTdy,
The following Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That u committee composed
of. ?. Benjamin Esq, Hon p. A. Rost'
aud L. d. Conrad Esq, be and they are
hereby appointed to address a circular to
the planters who have adopted the Rillieux
apparatus and Derosne IL Calls mode. Ol
fabricating sugar, as also to those who may
have adopted ether improvements, request.
ing them to have the goodness to comml.
nicate to this Sosiety, their views OF the
different modes of fabrication aud any other
information they may possess respecting
this great staple of Louisiana.
ReSotccd That Stephen Henderson,
General Joseph Bernard, and David Cham,
beers, be and they are hereby authorised
to address a circular to the cotton planters
throughout Louisiana, for the purpose o.
eliciting information respecting any i'm.
provemeuts in cotton planting.
Resolved That WIN. T, Tunnard, I,
ID. r.. Hatch and q. A. Pike be aud they
are hereby authorised to correspond with
eminent Mechanics throughout the State,
soliciting them to aid this society in dissent,
mating information, respecting improve
ments in the science Of Mechanics.
Resolved That WIN. f. Tunnard, G,
A. Pike and Eugene Lanoue be and the,
are hereby appointed 10 obtain sahscrip
tons Tor the purpose of procuring premium.
FIR distribution, aud also TO obtain addition
III members for this Association.
Resolved That said committees be soil
cited 20 furnish this Association with sucl
information as they may procure, at a
early a period as possible.
Resolrcd That the regular annual meet
ing Of this Association, take pace on th'
first Monday Of January next, ls49.
Resolecd That the present proceeding
be published in the Baton Rouge Gazet'
aud Demo ratio Advocate, and that thu
different Editors throughout the State b
solicited 70 copy.
The meeting then adjourned sine dc.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
Funeral of Lieutenant Hen

- IVA
dersOns-Ihe last testimonials Of res
pect were yesterday paid to the remains
of Lieut.. DAVID HENDERSON, who fell
whilst vindicating the honor ofhis country,
on the blood. stained plains of Mexico. At
about ten : cock, a large number of the
friends of the deceased met in front Of the
New Commercial Exchange on 81. Charles
street, whence they moved in solemn pro-
csssion to the Place d. Armes, here they
were Joined by different companies of the
Legion, under the command of Gen. Angus
tin, and a detachment of the Washington
battalion. 4 large body of tiremen also as
sisted in the ceremonies. The flags of the
military and the hammer of the tiremen,
| shrouded with Grape, appropriately testified
to the solemniiy ofthe occasion. At the
appointed hour the procession moved from
the arsenal 10 the cemetery, at the foot OF
Girod street. The Legion was at the head
ofthe procession, neat in order the Wash
ington artillery, then Governor Johnson
and his staff, and after these Malor-General
Lewis, his Aids, and the officers OF The
army now in the city. The carriage, with
! the clergyman who was to pronounce the
last words over the remains ofthe departed,
followed, and then the body ofthe deceased.
The corse OF the lamented Henderson
was inclosed in a splendid Il ahegany coffin,
and placed upon a gun carriage belonging
to Major Gally J battalion. It was indeed,
an appropriate bier fora noble burden.
Next IN succession came the Piinters-the
brother.cralsmen of the deceased; they
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
vENTE DE SUCCESSION.

En- vertu dune commission a moi adresste
par Honorable Cour du Septieme district
iudiciaire, dams etpour Ia p~arolsse Quest Fe-
~iiciana, dams retat de la Louisiana, Moi Man
ueI Moreno, Encanteur dams ct pour Ia par
oisse Est Baton Rouge, etat sus-dit, o%ffrirai en-
vente p~ugliqae a r'enean, au plus, fort ct der
nier encheriss ur, a la porte de la maison dc
cour, dams la Vile de Baton Rouge,
Mercredi lie 10 Mai l54S a midi, la propri-
etc ci-apres decrite, appartenant 4 la success
sion de feu DIR. Robert Dner, savolr; Un NOR
ceau de terre contenant environ Quatre cent
auatre (404) arpens de superficie, situe da1s
Ia p~aroisse Est Ba.on Rouge, a environ trois
miles en- bas de la vile de Baton Rouge, ct
derriere rhablta'io ion de la yeuve de John U
Williams DECIDE. commeneant ! environ
quarante arpens du Mississippi, borne en- baa
par les terres de Philip Hicky ct en- haut par
des terres maintenant appartenant a T. D
Conrad.
CoSpITIoNs-Au compliant.
M. MORENO, Encanteur.
Avrl $40. 5fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
CAUTION
CeusamtttUes, Read I Read +! DR.. Shdghes Com
tnu,la iSur,tn nf VIII EherrH.

( snUgHWIIttbfNs tbftt & ElthHh = q 'N
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Il, p,o,s the year 1887. | foudd it necessary IN my
professional practice, to compound a medicinal prepsaf-
alton for diseases Of the chest and lungs pesses5ins
more powerful healing properties than any Vsne, nnig5
10 known for such diseases ~ my COmF 1911
SYRUP or Wild CHERRY. have been very
successful. The truly astonishing cures effected by
INV medicine soon spread Its laine abroad loF II owes
none of ita success to manufactured newspaper Pu1s
mr. f,rpe1 rertifchtes-the real intrinsic merits oi my
compound ls the only cause of its popularity lR eA'
tansiyp sale soon excited the envy Of certain specuia-
tnr in the Affections Of his fellow creatures SO mueh
sn that i'm a few years from the time That my prepata,"
fjon was introduced to the public and LII great aeHlaid;
II firm in this city. finding. that my prepalaaion ti ~
/ pained n high reputation for its curative pfoIefues'
Fntne out with what they called DR.. Wlstafs baisaIi
Of Wild cherry. This respectable and popular physl-
cian had no more 10 do with the article tnul pour
Sam Patch. The nauie Of Dr. Hisfdf 7 aaaensu " ~
make il appear that this eminent practitioner was the
J original inventor Of the preparation stlch y nov INC
fact The ut0be firm, the real inventor, sold the re-
cine and right to manufacture to some 1atehl ihe,,l-
cine dealers in CINCINNATI TOR the west am ooetn'
mad another in NeW.York for tbs East, who alter
wards. II Is asserted. sold out to q druggist III Boston
40 the number Of hunds into which 1t may have elafg'
ed ia an enigma. pta.
In SOME places they assert 1t ~etnat1ateh rom a Fhy
sienn in philadelphia. in others, from a Physlcini u
Massachusetts. So it has fasehOod and stratigelI
atanned in every feature.
There have been d number Of other preplrntinn
purpprting to contain u lid Cherry put Out since; loi
tIn hands Of ingxnerience, which the public shout
guard against. ~ they contain nuie Of the virtues 9
the 6rioindt and only genuine preparation, whle
bears the signature Of DR.. Swayne on each bottie
The present manufacturers OF their puts anu ta Y
) r]prttfcs ties have the daring efrUntery to caution tn
public against purchasing my medicine, the only tr,ll
genuine and original preparation Of Wild Lherry d
fore the public. which is proved satisfactorily by VI
y public records of the Commonwealth ot feh1lsyiF'
rnia. as we'll ns various other official documents
L ""' "' DIR. II. SWAYNE
Inventor and snle Proprietor of the genuine Con
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, corner OF EiGHtHat
e RACE Streets. Philadelphia.
Pamphlets can be obtained GRATIS. setting forth Q
array of b~ztimuny that will convince the ltlost ske
. ticaf of the wonderful virtues ofSwayne's CoInnout
Syrnpof wild Cherry. Cali and get one, that aii ms
rend. Purchase the medicine, and BE CURED. >,
Sold by GEO. NJ IIEROMAN, and 0. r.,
pArog jBorqr. April i-9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

S~utrwRECK AND DnEADFUL Loss OF
LtrE.-The Northern papers furnish the
following particulars OF a dreadful mara
time catastrophe
The ship Omega, l277 tons. Capt
Garrick, Of and fom Liverpool, sailed tor
Nav York on the 10Th of January las
with a general cargo and 80 passengers
Upon her reaching The southern end OF The
b.nk Of Newfoundland she lost her tore
ward, main topmast, ruddcr aud all her
salts and having been thus lett at the
mercy Of the waves for a week, was lallen
in with by the bark Aurora, bound tor 81
, Johns, Y. b., which took of half the pas.
myers, and would have taken the whole
had not II gale sprung up and seperate The
/ vessels. In returning from carrying The
d passengers, the second mate and four hands
of the Omega were lost in her pinnace.
II On the llth February the brig Barhaia'
or pieto,,. bound to Cork, fell in with the
n Omega. She had taken off all but thirty ct
Is the passengers (Which thirty included the
CAPTAIN and first mate when as in the for
ID mer instance, u heavy gale coming on" 'e
,lf Barbara was compelled to part company
with the Omega, which latter vessel Is
re supposed to have gone down that night.
The Barbara bore away for NewEound'
land, but in doing so lost wo boats. The,
10 attempted to reach st Johns, and mistak'
Q. ing the land, the vessel drilted into the
h. cove, and on account of the heavy surf
struck a cliff and stove a hole in her bow
X. Thirty.iye individuals managed to reacl
On the shore, and in about five minutes after
the Barbara fell over and went down
nc carrying with her about ll5 souls.
off There is another incident TO notice TIL
d. Barbara on the I'd March deserted tn
h, homeward. bound steamship Htbernia
:, which, after being signalled, bore down
to when she was informed that the brig ha
n. 100 passengers on board aud wished som
Is water, as they were very short the cal
tain of the Hibernia replied that there VIZ
,ut land ahead and that they might steer t
n. that and get wat,r We fear that the.
we're some irregularities on board tt
", Barbara.
The Boston Transcript says: "Captai
"a skinner. of the i'll. fated Barbara, tire
overheard part Q fhis cargo to afford ii
.es people he took from the Omega room b
pal low decks. His conduct is in singular CO
Inv ira st with that ofthe captain of the steame
We regret to add that the noble.heart
sailor fell a victim TO his humanity. [
,vp was among the lost. All honor to his ga
.hn liant memory! The Aurora arrived
Halifax March 10th, with 73 OF the pa
songers rescued from the Omega, bavi
NJ, landed 80 others at Canso, and the remal
der, about go, died since she receiv
Tho them !sWhat a tale OF disaster and Ct s
M fering !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures On Causes. Prevention ana Cure q Fl
t~sptz,mptinn. Asthma, Diseases of the Heart ana al
Female biseases. 2J4 pages. " engravlligs' foPed5
50 cts.. bound - cts. Mail to any par'-poS'"g9 =
jShonijer Hrnces and Chest Expnnders; @3' MA
ia nnv part. 80 cts. postage. l%nl'aiing tubes. silver
a. 4 !" by mail. letter postage. .,Abdonina1, Sippo nf r.,
naffrct. "a 10 $40. for all Rugtures, railing Oh IN.
-, r,,r sss' everywhere. For Braces or Supporters
o oy R R'HptDrs Sup, give height from bsad to foot
and circumference of person next the sllfiace' r.
above the hips. If Rupture; mention which Fi a9
Agents wanted for the snle Of the above g@"aF' v na
~ Iii y April 1-v. ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
G. T. MARTIN N. D.
Shah NJ ~ 1alE

TtpFEn ~IIuNTfNG GREER, CaraIine Co, NJ. D.
Oct. II, 1886.
DR.. Georrs T, Martin.-Sir Having been In4ie
acquainted with the composition of your valuable
PHI. by yourself, some two or three years ago; ! nave
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success, and shalt continue to do 50 AZ long as l may
practice medicine and now take great pleasure N
recommending such n Pill az yours to the public as n
safe and efficient ~purgative in oil cases where u pur'
gatiye is necessary. Yours with respect
JonN +. BooN. NJ. u.
Rrprepared and sold by MARTIN " WHITLEY
nj their Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore. And BY
the following Agent II. r. WADDILL. Baton Rouge
Anril Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
STRAY MULE.

Taken up by 0. c. vaudIandingham,
about nine miles above Baton Rouge, a
dark brown mule about IA hands high
old and very homely. He is branded D.
on the near shoulder. and has an enlarge
meut on each side of his head, supposed
by the big head.
The owner is requested to call and take
him away on payment Of charges accor-
ding to law.
F.G. HENDERSON,
april $40 Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
ETATDE la LOUISTANE-Par.
oisse Est Baton. Rouge.
Bangue de Gle de Ia NIe Cour du Gene
Orleans District

as No s..
Thos. Gibbs Morgan ct al: Fl: ia:
En- vertu dun writ dc fPri %iacias, dans
lie process ci.dessus, d moi adresse par
rhonorab e Cour sus.dite, II sera expose en-
ven'e pubIique d Ia maison de cour danS la
vi lie de Baton.Rorge,
Samedi 6 Mai proclaim, 1913,
4 IL beurcs du matin, tous les dro Is, titres,
interGts 1t p~rGtensions de John Buhler,
(Pun des d6tendeurs dams lie process sus-diD
aux proprietes c%i.aprGs d6crites, sdroir;
Tn moroccan de terre situe dams cette
paroisse pres de Springfield, d environ
auinze miles de- la vile de Baton Rouge,
contenant cinq cents arpens, plus ou moins,
borne au sud par Thomas DevaIl, an nord
par des terres appartenant a la succession
de feu Israel Smith, 4 louest par Joshua
Alexander, 81 d Pest par l'habitafion Mount
Sterling appartenant maintenant a Ihos.
Lilly.-Aussi un mandat tire pal james
M. Elan, en- favour de Thomas Gibbs
Morgan sur Thomas Devall, ct par lui ac-
cept6 pour la somme de cinqcents P~iastres,
sur lequel la somme de deux cents p~iastres
a etc pave. De plus, TN mandaf tire par
T. g.. Morgan sur Thomas Devall pour
ses honoraires dams l%'affaire de Eunice
Sterling ct al: rs G. P. Lii y Administra'
tenr Ell Thomas Devall, pour la somme dc
ouatre cents soixante piastres, ces valeuf:
ct proprf6t6s ont etc codes par lie dit defen
deur John BUTLER pour payer ct satisfair'
lie ingement inferGts ct frais dams lie Procet
sus-dit.
CoxDITIoNs-Au compliant, avec bene
fee destination. L. Z. NORRIS,
mars 800 6f. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
DIR, MARTINS UNIVERSAL PURGA~
TIVE Pills.

In offering those Pjls to the Public, we know there
rnpnot be a better. or q more safs, easy OF agreeable
Ptrgative. They speedily remove all Irritating mat;
tiers retained in the bowels, or "when the hatlttitHl
alvine discharges are too tardY or insufficient Tor
health. by their specific virtues they restore, the rune,
tions to a healthy action. and the blood 10 lts natural
mlrity. Revd DIR. Bum's certificate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

n-The adies anu gunueuIo" "mv wish 10
pur hase sutnmer goods, will find an ample
80 ply orevcry article they may want, Mt the
onc price cash store of Mr, JosEpH WkrE-
lar near the City Bank, lie makes frequent
trips h New Orleans and is sure 10 have
ON hand, at all times, the latest and most
approved fashions of the day, Sec Adrer'
tiScmentS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
STATE or LOUISIANA-Parish Of
West Baton Rouge.

STATE or LOUISIANA-Parish Of
West Baton Rouge.
Virginis Leblanc, Sit'h District Co"rf
us No. 800.
Aug. Leblanc
In This case, after hearing the evidence adj
duced by plaiut' #. The Court was satisfied,
that said plaintiff Virginie Leblanc had clear
" made out her case, and the law and eVi-
ience being in her favor, 1t is therefore or
der ed and decreed that said Virginie Leblanc
be and she is hereby separated in properly
from the defendant Augustin Leblanc her
husband, and that she resume the administra.
tiop of her affairs, and il is further ordered
that said Augustm Leblanc pay his said
VIE the sun Of Five thousand and thirty
eight dollars and ttirty cents with legal IN,
teTest from The 81 March 1913 till paid aud
costs of suit, and with a mortgage to secure
this judgment, said mortgage to date from
the 10th January ls4s.
(Sirned) MARTIN g. PENN,
Judge 9Th, presiding 9th Judicial District.
4 true copy Clerks Office West BatoT
Rouge. ENos HEBERT, Dept. Clerk.
AprIl Sd IS4S. 10-3ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
EATON ROUGE, hPREL 9Th, l94s'

6rwe beg the special attention OF the
Editors of every newspaper throughout the
s,ate, 10 the Report of the Executive
Committee ofthe Agriculturist's and Me-
rhaute'a Association. Those who can
find room to copy the same and TO notice
ths matter editorialIy, will essentially
hsnrft the cause.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
ET4T DE IA OUISTANE-Par
d'Ouest Bdton. Rouge.
virginie Lie Blanc No 900 Co"r d"
~ Siuieme DtstrIt..

Augustin lie Blanc.
Dams cette Attire apr6s avoir examine des
preuyes produites par Ia demanderesse, Ia eour
reconnait que la plaignante a clairemcnt eta
bill ses droits, ct que Ia loi ct lie droit sont en-
90 favsnr. est en- consequence ordonne ct
dtcrete que Ia dite yirginie lie Blane soft ct
est par Ia p~rtsenle separte de biens dti deten-
denr, Augustin lie Blanc, son 6poax, ct qu'el,e,
reprepne administration de SEES biens, ct il
est de plus ordohn6 que lie dit Augustin lie
Blanc pale a la dite tpouse la sonn'e de cinq
mile tren e hut ~piastres ct trente cents, ayec
in'erels legaux du u Mars le46 j~usqu'a,n
p~artait Placement, ct qu'elle ait ga'ant DC
iugement par hypotheque qui dcvra dater du
10 Janvier 1913.
(Signt) MARTIN G. PENN,
Juge du Seine District.
pr6sidant Ia ccur do Gem District.
Pour copie conformo. Bureau do drefiler
Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge,
ENOS ITEBERT, Depute Gretier.
AvriI 3 1S4S. lU-5is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
DtED

On the 9Th Instant, ANN E~ItzApETt,
aged Is months only daughter Of jaime s
Cooper, ESQ.
On the eth Instant, CHARLES Thomas,
AIRED s mouths son Of Ma. PETER Nc
KIrRIUK.
Jesus Christ our Savior, hath said-'suffer little
"rhillren to come unto me. for Of such is the king,
Gloom Of heaven
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
NOTICE

II. LANOUE, having sold out his stock, gives give no
lice to his friends and lie public, that he will con-
tinne 10 manufactnre LARD OIL. A superior article
being made Of the best Country Mass fed Lard and
double clarified, which can be very easily ascertain
ed by the small quantity Of soth on the glasses o. the
lamps.
ALSO,
Rectffed animal oil for the use OF the hair.
Bears oil ditto,
Castor oil ditto.
A supply Of the PECToRAL ANTEASiHMA-
TIC SYRUP il always to be had at his old stand
Lafayette st.
anrlA 10 "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

0F'rho fasotile passenger Steamer VA
jest,c continues to leave New Orleans every
Monday ut 5 Z. NJ. and every Friday ut s
A. NJ, and she leaves Baton Rouge every
Wednesday at 8 A. NJ. aud every Satur.
day at2 p. NJ being two hours earlier on
Saturday Than heretofore.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

DEAru or Jouv JAoop AsroR.--The
n. Louis Reveillo Of the LIST instant, states
that the greatest Of all the miiliondires died
on the 2Nlh ullimn. G
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
MNRlE.

lie prix lie Ia flrins Giant $50 les bou"
hangers ssr,at tenus dc dd nner 50 onces do
pain pour dix sous pour Ia semaine couf
rante. JOHN Il. DuFROCQ, t. NJ.
AvriI 8 1sA5.