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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

SINGULAR PoINT-ln the of Lundy. who was tried
in the First District Court last week. and convicted of
gher the counsel of the prisoner moved for trial
The ground on which the application was made sin
gulr yet we suppose new trial will be granted
appears from the of the Court that the prisoner
anaigned and this plea his counsel demand
other trial The rule is made returnable Saturday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

PICKING A PocKEr;-st had been well for Nicholas
George had he been educated Spartan for he might by
adopting the policy of that celebrated people have risen
emnence by the practice of ogue and avoid the dangers
consequent detection He evidently had become so
disciple of that unique branch of Grecian philosophy as to
adopt the theory that to steal honorable, if undecided
he forgot that TO be caught that stealing
Practising the first portion of the doctrine he nsnuated his
hand into the pocket Of Mr. Gabriel Brown. while that
teman at Mr. Baches auction in Cont street.
Unfortunately for George Brown discovered him in fa-
deicu and although he protested that he had only
made slight mistake the follower of Lysander hurried
10 the lock up house
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
FOR CALIFORNIA.

En- For California, via Chagres To Sail on SAT
3 URDAY. the 2,st inst. Nsso Orleans ard ChdTrsSs
COPPER fastsneI IONA, Leefcb. caste having
fine modatiops for comfor a9g take
limited number in the CABIN and seerage having Deen
fit up for the occasoDfor which, freight, Apply on
board at Lower ficaynne T. e.. or,o
a. WICKHAM. 20 Bienville 81
or r. NJ H'RRisoN & 20. y r9yqras =.
NR-Tbs gents in Panama Sessn u NJ krTCh
g. Co who are prepared with s then ay fran.ponr
or and eigh the ibmus 30 that tney
are sure moi 10 meet with delay in cessine epf0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

AssAULTINa A WoMAN-Rose Cohen yesterday made
stdayt be Recorder Genos that she had been assault
ed by an urgaan OF the masculine of the
genus homo, known as Benjamin Comb. Rose coniended
hat although Combs we meant TO go women heads
had In fact, she said Beujamins assault more re-
embled the descent of Thousand of brick - than anv
hinoo shoc IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
ALEXANDER HILLS

ALEA AN DEk Hills
HO USE-F HING STORE,
So Camp street, NewOrleans,
NHERE families find all articles of House keeping
comprising general assortment and select stock of
KITCHEN FURNiTURE-Cookipg Utensils Tin and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire Iron-ware.
ENAMELLED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
:. WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN n SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver. Britannia and Iron
WOOnWARE--RIass and Iron. bound CEDAR PALS,
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskes, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
BRHsHEs,,Fancy and Plain. Busting. Sweeping and
=, Hearth Brushes.
MATs1JSte Manila, Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS.
~ WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS. Britannia and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
AND LAMPS
ssIrEEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
EoShINE STOVES and FURNACES.
u. >. Wnghf's patent premium COOK STOVES, for
n,oS d or !3ai-wiih fixtures complete the most ap
Rtossc arice in mara I'm
hotels and Steamboats, furnished AZ reduced mi ces
THE undersigned mot, NOTICE. ...,.
w. befeoy gives notice to all persons indebted TO said firm
10 make immedlse payment. The UNDERSIGNED will call
upon all those indebted $50 far he find hem) and pre-
sent their bills and all that ed will he niaetd in
he also offers for sae the establish Mt of the EVENING,
MERCURY. The office complete in eve paTtienlaT
together with inst rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
sgsrantled e be equal e any in this CITY, The Press will be
ap5d&W9 C. r. SESSIONS, Syndic
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Briggs.

Yarmouth 49,. 6,m2
Zolfunia ........l5,m3
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$4,000 REWARD.

OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
NEW ORLEANS, April 5th 1849.
WHEREAS, it is known to members of this Board that
w frequent of Incendiasm have occurred in this
city during the rast month and whereas the incendia-
undiscovered the most destructive cvnsequen
ces TO properly may be apprehended be it therefore
Resoyued That this Board hereby authorize its Secretary
20 offer a reward Of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the conviction of free of mature TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction of slave,
who may have been concerned either principal
sorry in setting fire any building buildings within the
State of Louisiana.
true extract from The Minutes:
aps 1T GEO. C. LAWRAsON. Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

So FOR MoNTGoMERY. We -
THEHA TUMPKA. SELMA, and all a44kks4.ssEs
landings the Alabama River
Leaves .Nep Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at 4 P. NJ.
The new hight, drsught steamship A. OGDEN, Captan
Kercheval, and the new, lghtdraught steamboat BEA-
COM C,giain Leonard, will RIM regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Mon teomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama Rver-leaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock P. N. One OF
the boats will be ready receive freight at the New BASIN
foot Of Julia street LIVERY MONDAY MORNING Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips ring the entire For freight or passage apply
On board, at the New Basin or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydns ST.
NB-A Letter bag is the Office of the Agents. where
letters NAV he left mh9 If
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NEW ORLEANS

TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL II, 1s4s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady ...21 Charities street.

OPENING THIS DAY. IN STORE 81 CHARTERS
" STREET, ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We prepared to Offer u and varied assortment
in all the different departments of our business
The Stock embraces every manufacture in LINEN
WOOLLEN, SILK and COTTON GOODS. the whole
of which has been selected with unusual order
establish that confidence which hope win from all
those who may favor with their custom.
One thing wish to impress upon patrons-the
ohoLe Of Stock through marked PLAIN Figures
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

FOR MOBILE-D.AILY U. S. MAIL LIVE.
n-, The splendid low pressure r.
,Es@e3s aa=zN Picket steamers ORE
CALIFORNIA, Capt. c. L. Reynolds. and JAMES L.
DAY, Capt. VIM T. Gberson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in Staeroos One of the above steam.
will leave the PontchartIa,n Railroad DAILY during
the week. the arrival at the Lake of the ha past o'clock
Train of Cars, and of the O'Clock M. SUN
DAYS. For freight or passage apply on board orto
ja2 J. Il r. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

"a For Havre.-The splendid AL ship THRACIAN.
800 Rogers. master, having the bulk Of her cargo
: - gagged, vii have immediate dispatch. For balances
# freight or passage apply TO
r. GALE Covu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

E&OR MOBILE from the New Canal and POntchartrail
l. Railroad. via Pass Christian. ~ =
~ F eight by the New Canal. l6HaAss5a
70" Passengers by the Railroad. iirEia.EssIe s4
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, w. o. Sutton master, Quilt expressly
for the trade cabin all in state rnoms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontchartran Railroad fo
passengers by the 8 o'clock M. train of cars
Fegh' received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc., giving
tn rough Bills Lading at IS cents per Dbl.
N. B.-Feight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til o'clock p, NJ, on the day of departure
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda
ia3i II WINGATE n Brennan, AZ Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

OILS. OILS
THREE THOUSAND gallons Winter and Spring
Beached Sperm, in casks and bbls.
10 600 gallons Winter and Spr Besched Whale in do
SO barrels Winter Strained Lard Oil; IS bbs best
quality Tanners Oil $50 gallons Boiled nseed OIL and 30
WHITTEMORE & CUTTER.
ap10 10 Tchouptouas st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

IMPROVEMENTS IN FRANKLIN. Cant
GATES has just completed a fine steam sa
mill, situated on The Tcche, and 1T the
eastern Suhu bs Of Franklin II il a subs.
tantiul mill, well situated and IS now in
full operation. lie is prepared to furnish
lumber al short Office, Of any dimensions,
and upon as reasonable terms as it can be
obtained anywhere ia the parish. He has
a corn mill attached 10 it, and is prepared
TO convert corn into meal at short notice.
He will, before long have a planning ma
chine in operation, and when completed,
il win furnish flooring dressed all 10 The
satue thickness, tongHed and grooved in
good order, in any qaaetities which may he
called for. Putting i all together it is a
great benefit, and will prove a great con
veuien>e to our village. Perhaps t " will
realize it, but what Capt. Gates has ac-
complished is a great addition 10 Franklin,
and he ought to be well ~patronized by cur
citizens. Should twenty such men come
into our village, each rsaking the same
amount of Improvement that be has, the
place would be completely ~regenerated.
Our citizens, aud all in the vicinity who
can DO so, should call aud see this mill,
and ~patr@nize the captain. They will find
him, upon acquaintance, 10 he q man wor.
Thy ofthe patronage aud highest confidence
of the public. He is now substantially a
citizen Of Franklin, his family, his busine S
and Interests are all here, aud our citizens
should show him that they know how to
appreciate him aud his improvements.
-PiGaters' Banner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
4 ROUGE G
spRINd 1910.
l1I I

The Baton Rouge Races will commence
ON Monday The 5h Of March, 1BiD, and
Continue siS days.
FHsf DAy4
Jockey Ctt6 Purse 800 entrance 10
paf cent ent. mile heats Second race same
day sweepstakes for 2 Yeas 0lds 800
ent. half forfeit, mile heals.
sEtoNB DAY
y0ehev Club Purse y 900 conditions as
above Q mile heats,
TafRb Day.
J8ckt9 Club Purse $500 conditions rs
above best three In i've mile beats.
Second race same day sweepstakes for
Q years odd tive nile heats $500 entrance
seventy five forfeit.
FOUaFB DAv
Jockey Club Purse y 300 three mile
heats.
FffFH DAY.
Joehcg Club Purse 5000 four mile heats.
BtxTm DAY.
swer pstakes for o years Odds three mile
heats 5000 ent. half forfeit tvs or more
entries to any Of the above named stakes
10 make a racer
The rules aud regulations Of The Assoc
citation Jockey Club Of Louisiana 10 4 tyern
these races
ODOM u ELLIOTT,
jan 20-bi. Projectors.
The New Orleans Pieayune, will please
copy once q week in their weekly, until
the 9th Of March, Aud send their bill to
protfietors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Yenta de Succession.

I'm veftu dun oftra do ~l'ionorable cour du
si4i6tne District Jadclaiie, dams Of pour II
d fUisse II Est B4ton Renga, Eaf De h L6uisi4
aie, ssfa vseda par 10 soussignb eneantaht.
i Ii mails II do eotlr dams Ii stie de u ton
Rouge, Nerefsdi Ii g4nia Jaagisr fs4g 4 mt.
III, III propribtb Buivauts apptftef mt y II sue.
eessi N de Joseph Green NJ Canghay, CT
dsvant he gAtie %pafeisse dHetab, Batoir.
Ia tnoitih indiyise de dsux . de lerre si-
tues dams tstte pafti7 do Ia vi 10 d. baton
Rouge arpshtee par Dual, q dtsignts SIR
le plan d. ID dits viila gotHn hts Nes ! % ~
dans liiet. No 10. Lot No | ayant 60 pieds
do face par uns ~prdfopdeur fe 12b pr Dis, ct let
No. - ayant 90 pieds De face par 50pisds dc
pfofondetir, mesars franeaiss.
Aossi hie Aftnolre time Gnitafs. des lns.
tfamsns pour peihdre, ore boita de paintufes
une abe ct une qaan Ice de livres.
Cohditioris-Hu otnptant
M. MORENO, EhfantsBr.
Del, yg-A7, 5ls,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Joug ". DUFR1Cl.
EDt4DR AYp PRDpRtETOR

Tnr BrRpfTs.-Dwihg 10 The long pro.
iruCtad wet weather, oar streets are III d
very bad state. Since about tbs irsl If
Dpeemhur u has been impossible 10 work
them, anil he incpssaDt battling Of sugar.
cotton anil wood from the country, and The
hauling Of bricks and materials for The
state house, has nude II beyond human
powerto keep them IN proper repair, Eve.
~ means IN the power ~ the authorities
have been tried hut To no effect, 9ueh h
long Epell Of rainy and unpleasant weather
IL not within The recollection Of old plti-
gphsi Az sUon AZ fine weather returns,
Tho evil viii be remedletI, TN then we
would advise Tho sugar pIantets, especially,
IA haul a. Iltle as possible, n. Il will not
certainly be ID their advantage TO do so.
untll dry wrathpr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
pROBAlE SALE.

" virtu Of commission II me direct.
ed from the ilUnortbla Sixth Judicial Dis
lriGt Court, in m fur The Patisb Of Fast
Baton Rouge, In The State Of Louisians, |
Wili offer fr aaie Mt public auction, 70 fhe
highest bidder. according TO law 0n 1burss
ddg ite sth. ddy u FebrNirB A. u. 1910.
III II drtmk A. NJ, Al the last plaes Of
residence Of David Cbpnbefs late Of sail
Parish, deceased, 81 about one mile below
the Tow, If baton Rouge, fr0t ting TN tho
Mississippi River, the following Described
proper Y. bei0"gine 10 the phrfn fshiP
berct0fure existing between said David
Chambers. deceased nnd his surviving
partner Alvarez Fisk. 10 wit
A tract # Land m pi D'aijon siiuatTdin
this Parish, ut al0fH 0nf mi G below thc
Town of liaiou Rouge, having twenty five
atpeHts more Of less, front on lie hissis~
sippi River. ~ Il depth Of forty atpents. on
he lover line, AID about f1fy eight ~
tyty afpfats OH the upper line. and bound@
pd above l., lands ofJohn McDpHHdgli afA6
bel W l,y those Of stepGen llchdefson,
together vi i III lhe building and improve.
il enis thereon, AID The seed cane, Do@ on
said plantation.
Atso The foi5riag nomcd Sia9s, RI
Jack. aged 10 years, and Mary
lis vie, and heir two children, Fan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rougf-Sirth Judi.
cial District Court.
Succession Sale.

BY virtue Of d commission 10 me direct
ed from the Honorable 9th Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for eaid Parish of East
Baton Rouge, | will off,r at public sale
according to law, at the last place of resi-
dence Of Mrs. Ann Elarplson late Of this
parish dec ased at about Ia miles ftomthe
town Of Baton Rouge, near the Bayou
Manchac, IN
Wednesday, the 2Ist doyof February 1s40,
commencing at Ii o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property belonging TO the
succession OF said deceased, 10 wit
LAND
A tract of land, or plantation containing
four hundred and sixty arpents, having
eleven and a half arpents on Manchac Ba.
You, by forty arpents in depth, bound
ed in the south by lands Of Mrs. Brown,
norlh by ]. &. Foreman, west by ]. $.
Willis, and East by said Bayou Manchac,
together with all The buildings and inn
provements thereunto belonging.
SLAVES.
Martin a man aged SO years, and his
wife Lucy aged 4S years, Isaac a man
aged 25 years, Amy 4 woman aged Sd
years, Ctnda q woman aged 81 years, Bet.
sey aged 80 years, and her four children,
viz : MaIissa 8, Sylvia 4, Rachel 4, and
Robert 2 years old, Elzirah aged 25 years.
and her two children, Isam 4 years, and
Deliihs 8 months old, Caty, aged 10 years
and her infant child Mary Ann, Prissila
aged IA years, and Mary III years ofage.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Eight horses, one yoke Of Oxen. 30 head
of stock cattle, about so head Of Hogs, so
head of Sheep, one old tx Wagon, one lot
of plantation tools, about 200 barrels corn,
one lot Fodder, 30 chains, and one lot Of
household and kitchen furniture &c.
TERMS OF SALE
The land payable in three equal annual
instslments from the day Of sale, the pur-
chaser to assume the payment of eight hun
bred dollars, due the Bank Of Louisiana /;
the first payment of 1925, due the said
Bank on the first of April l649, the slaves
payable in one ear Fl om the day ~ofsale, and
for the personal property, all sums Of TWEEN
ty dollars arr under that amount cash; and
all sums over twenty dollars payable al
one year from the date of said sale, the
purchasers to give notes endorsed to the
satisfaction of the administrator, with
mortgage retained on the land and slaves
until final payment, the notes to bear eight
per cent interest after maturity until paid.
sales to be passed before Samuel Skolield
Recorder, at the expense of the purchasers.
L. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Jan. 1871. Ste.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
DANGlNa ArADEMYf1

LAtHtsTA ktsa bate fem de city ofpafis pro-
kasFbr 6fdatiefns md fIfitaft
Would most respectfully infIfm ne citizens Of Haz
ton Rouge and titiniiy that be- Wlli pjsfi d sfh1ul at
the boarding teUse Of MI. {. MusselftMti, on Wed
tsstaY Tie g1hg instant ut = etelbek y I'M.
He proposes III Introduce the following pieces, via
1'he new Partisan Polka te%offllionI
Ia gaGhHeaa
New York Nail Road
All Kinds II Watizss a Scotch fseeIs MID many 9TH
Of risfss tAva numerous 10 mention
Prize bf t%iliiiri beF session If twelve lessons W. 90.
ps He wilt hlsG III addition 10 his school give
6fivate lessons III dancing, Waitzine, and upon The
Guitar Ht tie request ofauy FIRMLY
dec. iG Al
Advocate tebyi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

ARRgbT OF A gEDutBR'--Somo months
ago the western papers brought mn account
Of tho attempt by u wife to poison her bus.
band-fuptratcd in the very act oil comis~
sion, by mn impulse of repentance, on her
part. The wife n Mrs. Guthrie had bren
corrupted by her physician, Dr. Mother son
and It was Al bis instigation that she pre-
pared for her husband The fatal draught.
As her husband was about drinking il she
struck Il from his hand and tainted. Her
husband found In her dress II note from M'
which betreYc the guilty secret. DR.,
Muteherson fed. 4 reward ofs 1000 was
offered for his apprehension, but he eyaded
The pursusoit untl u few days since, when
he was captured At Grand Lake, Arkansas
and taken to SheIbyville, Ky, whore the
parties resided.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
NOTICE.

Whereas, the Executors Of Hugh Alex
ander late Of This parish deceased, have
filed Ia the Office Of the Clerk ofthe Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court for the Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, on account Of their
administration on The estate Of said deed.
Notice is hereby given to hll persons
interested TO shew cause within ten days
from the ftst publication Of this notice,
why The said account should not he af-
proved. helnoIogated and mada The judy
meht Of said court.
M MORENO, Dept. Clerk.
Jan. $50. 2ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
AVIS.

Attendu qfie les ~sxteuteufs dc IN p%ropfift5
Le Hugh Alexander, c~i+l6yant de eette partisse
decide, ont oppose au bureau du grt fier do
lhenqrable Couf du s iSit me Diftt q tldleisi-
IL. pour ID ptt eiHse dFtst Baton fi6tke, Ienr
eotnpte administration dams IL SUCCESS IN do
dit dAfunt. Avis eat par 10 present DOME 4
tous eeus intfresses de faire eenntltte Eeurs
%ralsoes, dams dig jours De ID pr' micro pubiieas
lion de- Get avis, p%our1uoi le dit G. mpte lie soft
pas appfottyt, ltif1gioept 81 fit le iugenieDt
he Ia DIT eaur. M MOHENUL
jan g-bG gfs. Dept Grefiaf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
ONO.

The telegraph brings sad accounts ofthe
fictitious aud disorganiEtng conduct Of the
Ohio Legislature. Il appears that d Com.
mltteo was appointed, "a ia customary, 10
nscerlain the Official vota for Governor
How that Committee was composed Ia not
stated, but we are to presume that the
democrats had q maiurity ofthc members,
On the 0lh instant, this Committee repor ed
to the Convention Of the two Houses, that
WELLER, the Locoi6eo candidate at tho
October election, and who. Il was conceded
on all sides, had been beaten sone 800
yotes-was elected by a majority of $50
votes This report, calculated of itself To
create excitment aud arouse susneeion,
was nfcnurse, utterly di>crtdited aud ltea-
ted with seoruihl incredibly by the Wing
members of the General Assembly, when
the chairman oi the Committee declared
that the result had been arrived at by the
most palpable fraud and figery. A row
INN diately ensucd the members came to
blows aud tho two Houses dispersed, IN
the greatest excitement and confusion.
There Is no telling how OF when those
disgracelIl scenes will terminate. The
two parties are at perfect eumity, and are
desperately arrayed against each other.
The scene Is really deplorabIe, and is
~reproaehlul aud Illuminating to the people oil
Ohio. We hope reason ard wisdom will
rule their counscls,an that the proceedings
Of the legislature will soon be carried on
In a peaceable manner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
EsTRAY MILE.

Taken up Ivy George I1aniltoha nj hts plan.
iation on poyt tass bgyon in this Parish about
IL mIles from the Court House Of this par sh
sgid mulo Ia Il bfoe II bay med un eize, very
old, blind in he left eve, no brand percet vable
marked on the tack by saddle and on The
neck by a collar and valued III twenty dol
lars by II ECtlos and John ]. A. ECltios
sworn appraisers. Tho owner Of the above
mule Is required to prove property pay
charges accord ng 10 law or said mule will
be sold at public sale In accordance with the
police regnlstinhs Of this parish
SAML. NJ. d. CLARK, ]. p.
Weet Baton Rouge Jan. 4, ts4p. i2O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

BENEveLENck,-What a icll is daily
presented as Tor the exercise Of those ster.
ling virtues, Benevolence aud wel.ordaiu.
cd ehasiIy. How much want, suffering
aud misery do we daily see before Us.
Those who boldly ask for relief and claim
i as right, are seldom worthy objects of
charity, forvery ofen they take advantage
70 plead povery FIR The purpose Of en-
guraging their pride and laz,ness. Those
whoSre really deserving, aud who are
mneroS IN our midst, are, first; The
mother "BAdeprived Of her main support,
tries bY every means ia her power 10 sup.
PITY The wants other orphan babes, and
WAC often, sooner than ask relief viii Trim
tie midnight taper, andwith a WORKOUT
frame and tears in Der eyes watches her
s~.ainbering iaEan's and al the sane time
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

GEN. TAYLOR IN LoNDoN.-Ihe Pan
Drama ofthe Mississippi was exhibited
during the early part Of December, in
London. 70 ye ] large assemblages. At
he view Of iiaton Rouge, and the steamer
GeaeraI Taylor, the entire audience rose
and gave three cheers. Of course, The
feelings ofeyery American present beat
high at this spontaneous iribue to The
woalh oflhe Old Hero.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Es'fRAY MuLEf

Was taken 90 by jones DofatI Mt his plan.
tatien about ~ miles above tho Court tlouFe
in This par oh a brown mule three years Old,
Hbont fourteen and q half Hands h.gIl no brand
or mlfks pereciy0ble and valued ty SEVERN
I'hibodanx and james Dgsa lt., So otn ap
]praisers to, worth seventy five dollars. The
owner Of the above mule Il required 10 prove
property according 10 law pay tho cos, or
said mule will he sold NJ public sale IN &c.
eordaneo 18th thg Police regulations Of this
parish SAML. NJ. ID. CLARK, ]. p.
tVesi Baton Rouge, Jan. a, 1910, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnersbip existing between
Isidofe Languier Senior and Joseph Lar
euier, under the style and firm ell. Lar
guier 4. Son, has according to nesice end.
ed en- the first Of Jan. 1s49.
All persons indebted to the above firm
are requested to come forward and settle
with Joseph Laughter, who is authorised to
collect all debt due the said firm.
JosEPH IARGU1gR,
Dec. ID. 3ts. IsIDoRE LAReUIEh.