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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

We arc pfopar d to make advances m 3 ips
mefts Of Pr dH g n our e ftpf sp0ndettts III
Nee York. foHistill McmphiF,
Philade pbia, hastvi II, yicksbutg
~. Louis. ~ tsbufp, Natchcz,
Cincinnati. Madty on, N. Ork airs.
We vii at any time make engagements free
If charge, with tobts in New Oitfanf 70 thll
for Sugar Or Mo asses al a6y landing on tie
Goast, for shi tmgnts West.
inn t9A4fN PKE e. tlAff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

Cbart.s, aged 80 years and Nancy
bis wife 35 years, and their ihree
children, Ann o, Tom 7 and Daniel
5 years Of age,
Hannibal, aged 80 years and Eliza his
wife Is, oDd their Q children, viz
Dave 8, Catharinr @. and Joanna !
year old,
Big Sara, aged ~ years,
Lucinda Powell aged 90 years
Alabama Joe, aged 80 years
Alrx, aged u y ars.
Isaac, aged 81 years, and his wiGe Dcbby
81, and III, ir child Eliza ] year old
jim Sharp, aged 80 years, and bis wife
Lucy, aged 80 years, aud their child
Maria, = years Old.
Randall, aged % years and his wife Big
Lucy, aged "a. aud their Two children
Betsy, I ard Pnss 2 years old.
George, aged s. years,
Jack, aged 20 years.
Personal PROPERTY.
80 head Of Horses and Mules, 43 head
Of Sheep, II head Of Cattle, 10 head Of
Hogs, 6 Wagons, 2 Baggass Carts, Lot
Of farming ~usiensils, 1900 Barrels Of Corn,
4 Tons of Hay, % Barrel Peas.
800 Shares Of tho Capital Stock Of the
Union Bank Of Louisiana,
The above described properly will be
sold IN Bioek.
Terms Of Salc-Cash.
And by virtue Of the same commission,
and on the same place, ~ the same DAY,
will be offered for sale ly The undersigned
Auciioneer, according 10 law. tbe follow
described separate property Of said David
Chambers deceased, TO wit
SLAVES.
Maria negro woman, Andrew, az L
years.
Jim, aged "a years, MILKY, aged 30 years.
ALSO
Household furniture, Brace Pistols,
Shot Gun, Lot Of Books, Gold Watch,
chain and seal dc.
Terms of SaLe-CssH.
NJ. MORENO, Auctioneer.
January, SO. 5ts. 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Clinton And Baton Rongs,
naopArros LINZ.
1saA

VIZ the undatsign d, inte1d fubin a
HACK ote trip We betwoen Cttsroy and
BAfos RoUag, 80 mn cling 80 the 18th Iatt.
ary 1870 Tbs Hack viii leaye Baton Il hg !,
every Sunday m pfni1g, TIL " Va IL C%intpnt
ths SANE day. wftlslVt DLtSf y eytrt Wei,
nssday morning mi ar i've hi Bar ~ RetGE,
tho sains day. Fare H. 80 Ap.fy 10 th5
proRrietdrs for 70 ~
10 tFipH NJ Young, / Baf0n Rouge,
JOHN kiLtIAN, Clinton.
ian. IL. 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Land for Cultivation to Rent

.,ys.5< A part Of the iaod l,teiy belonging to
t@SIS the Sue e8s on 81 Henry y. Dawson
5GttS~ss deceased, If tive Parish Of Fast Baton
@*. L. II %. will be ronted y lies about
five miles from the city Of Baton Rouge on ho
Amife road. Please call Mt the Ncv Capitol
upon JAS. II, DAKlN.
Dee. 30. 4s. 4tn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
mn CALLEn MEE1ING oF.

DE s0TO LODGE No. !. /. O.0,F.
Held n the Lodge Room, "Wednesday
the 18th inst, The following preamble aud
Resolutions were unnntnously adopted
Whereas it has pleased Ahoigh God.
in Tie ~dispcnsation Of his providence, to
remove from Us BY death olr worthy aud
well believed brother James Caoper.
therefore he il Resolved, thar we offer
our heartfelt sympalhies 10 the family and
friends ofthe deceased.
BE il further Resolved, That We " II at.
tend The funeral ofou. deceased brother. as
q Ledge, in fIll r~cgalia, weatiue the usual
badge Of mourning, which we will continue
10 wear for thirty days aud that the char
ter and emblems Of our Lodge he cluthed
10 mourning for the remainder ofthe term.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu.
tons be transmitted 10 the family OF our
deceas d brothot-and that a copy be
handed 70 each ot The papers published in
this city for publication.
A. copy from the minutes Of the Lodge.
Harry JoNEs, Sec.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

The Cincinnati Atlas presents the fol-
lowing facts in regard to the cholera during
lis former visit to the United States i:
OF its progress in the United States, the
following facts are worth noticing Ii
landed at the quar- milne ground at Quebec,
from an emisrant ship. 1t passed up the
ST. Lawrence to Montreal with the emf
grants. 1t pissed down the Champaign
canal in canal boats. 1t passed along the
Erie canal in canal boats. II passed along
the lakes in steamboats,. It broke out a
mong the soldiers ofScott's army in steam.
boats. 1t arrived az Chicago. tt passed
with them to the Upper Mississipph 1t
reached Louisville in the Steamboat Colum.
bus. 1t ascended the Ohio in steamboats,.
It arrived at Louisville before Cincinnati,
at Cincinnati before Wheeling, and at
Wheeling before Piltsburg. Pittsburg was
but 400 miles by land from Philadelphia,
and yet cholera arrived at Pittsburg by a
.circuitous route of 30O0l But in that wa
ter travelling, it pursued steadily the line
Of passengers, ~emigrants and business !
This fact is not to be got over by any
theory. II signalizes the progress of cho.
lera in this United States more than any
ono thing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

MELANCHOLY A0UtpRNr-h becomes
CIR duty this week to record ono # those
unforeseen aud sudden events, which throw
d gloom over The social and family circle.
band leave u ynuna and interesting family
nyr their ]irtcperablc loss,
On Monday evening last James Cooper,
Eeq, went on board the wbart.bobt. to
await the arrival ar the Luna, after re-
mining IN The cabin for some TING be
walked on the guard, and shortly alter
wards was heard q fall bytrbpard. Il is
t%upposed be must have Il, uck his hot A.
gainst the railing, and lost his balance.
The night was ia,k and gloomy, aud he
was dtowned before assistance could he
rendered him,
his body was licked up on Tuesday
mqfniaa, a short distance from where he
tell, and an inquest held by Mr.. kinner,
coroner. The jury returned the following
verdict:
"Ihat the said James Cooper, deceased
e6me to his death on The night &c me 10Th
inst, between 10 aud | o'clock. hy acct
deutally falling overheard from the Wharf
Boat, at the Baton Rouge landing, and
drowning,
Ills remains wore accompanied 10 the
grave on Wednesday morning by the De
solo Lodge /. q. o. +, OF which ho was
amcmber, and 4 large number Of citizens.
Mr.. Cooper, during a residence Of fifteen
years IN this town has fIlrd several homo.
rble officers, and was At the time Of his
drath' Justice orthe Peace aud one Of the
nhectnrs nf The nnnilenIinrr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
LnHrMlNQ Rnn4

We have for s4le lightning Hods, with
iseoiat ors and points III conplee, fnd can "
put up u itLiout The aid afa mechanic. at less
than one.fo nth Of the I ost astallv incurred In
having them made here. Call and ees titen.
ianl2 10 PfKb u HAaT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

F1rTy rHuHB sAgaArn IN 1885,
There were 81 sulbaths last year. In
tho hundred years, ftom l74g to ls4g,
pnys a corr espondent Of tho New York
Ereaing Post, there will be seventeen Of
these years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
AIRAY.

e. Taken 10 by VIM Noble, Esq.
On about II miles Gom Baton
TE Rouge, on the Clinton Road, q
aA5 dark hay poney, mbttktn II
bout I24 hands high, no mark or brand, 4
years old.
The owner Is requested TO take him q.
way and pay charges, Otherwise he will
bs sold according 10 law.
II. H. WOLFE. Ranger.
Jan. IL. 30.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
FOR SALE.

20 Abort Ia acres Of land sifnated n I
bout o ne mile and n quarter fom the MIS-
sissippi river, with The improvements there
On, consisting ofa good dwelling house,
stables. sheds &c.
Also about 80 miIch cows.
1be land Is fenced round aud patty
CLEARED. For particulars apply ut he Ga.
zetfe office. Nov. % 33, fs4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

An E]vENTFUb H1sroRY.--TIe Life Of
a Printer. The following strange event
fnl record of a iourneyman printers life,
says the Pittshurg Journal, we are positive
is corrrct 10 the letter. II developes what
a man can do If he likes, and what queer
and enterprisine, unstlfsh fellows the ma
jority Of printers are /:
| left home at the age of nine, and was
apprenticed to the printing business at
thir,cen. Since then | have visited E,I-
rope-betn in England, LELAND, Scotia nd,
Wales and France-in Canada, Nova
Scotia, Labrador, South America, the West
Indies, and all the Atlantic States of the
Union, from Maine to Louisiana !; have
lived in twcnty-seyen cities and towns of
the United States. | have been a So ilor
in The merchant service, and have sailed ia
all manner of cratts-ship, brig, schooner,
Sloop and steamer in the regular army, rs
a private so~ldier-des erted aud got shot in
the leg. have studied two years for the
ministry, and one year for an NJ. d.. ira
yelled through al the New England Suites;
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
aud Virginia as a iourneyman printer
generally with little else than n brass rule
in my pocket. have been the publisher
Of two papers in, one In Boston, one in
Roxhury, Mass, one in New Hampshire.
and one in Maine. At one time | had
$3.50 in my pocket, Of my own. | have
been married twice, and am now nearly
twenty.s,x years oldl | was d member
of Capt. Cato Maior) Ringgold's flying ar.
rille'y at the encnmpment in Trenton, N.
J, have been a temperance lecturer and
proprietor of a temperance theatre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

1o3fAx pAYbns, All those indebted 10
tile Corporation Ior taxes for ls47, are
requested 60 GENE forward and psy prompt
- Of else they will be dealt with accord
ing 10 SAW,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

We aIe happy h. learn that mar old aud
esteemed flend Cup 6. NJ. Hattie, hate ,f
tie l4lh infantry aud commander n this
pHs,, has brtn ofpoitted Superintendent If.
the Public Woths by the State Engineer,
Col William 'lhe appuintnrni is q good
Que, Cap Halle IL an active aud bust-
ness man, and we have ~ Doubt will ably
discharge the duties Of hts new station.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

pRNNsybvANlAs-Wm I. Barker dem,
has been elected Speaker blythe vote Of the
native Americans, Nlesars, Bellas, Herring
and Robb having voted tor him,
James Cooper, Esq, has been elected
United States Senator IN the place of
Simon Cameron whose term Of service
has expired.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

BAraN RotvE AND CLtNroN Accom-
NOTATION LtNE.-It will he seen by un
Advertisement hat Mes r.. Young and Xii.
liam ruu 4 stage weekly between this town
udd Ctiu'op, tr The law price of ~ 80
We hope 50 useful an undertaking will be
literally panontstd by our fellow citizens,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Etat de Ia observation-disclosures d'Est Ba.
ton Rouge.
CoUR DU BYIEME DISTRICT.
VENrE DE SUCCESSION.

VENrE DE SUCCESSION.
En- vertu dune commission a moi adressie
par Phonorable cour ju sixiGme district judi
claire, dams ct pour Ia susdite paroisse, 'offri-
raj en- vebte publique scion la loi, a la dernieFe
residence dc Nadine Anne HARRISON, eide
want dc cetie p~arotsse, dtctdtc, a environ Ia
miles de- la vile dc Baton Rouge, proche Ie
Bayou Manchac, MgRcREpG, 10 81 FEvRIER
proclaim lS49, commencant a II heures du
malin, la piopri6i6 ci-apres dccrite appsrte-
nant Ala succession de Ia dite dGfunte, viz:
I-TERRE.
Tn morceau de terre gu habit4tion conte-
nant qtIatre cents ~soixante arpens, ayaHt ONE
arpens etdemi de face sur lie Bayou Manchac
par q~uarante arpens de profondeur, borne all
sud par terres de Madame Brown, au nord par
] G Foreman, a l'ouest par ] ) Willis, ct a
Pest PAR lie Bayou Manchac, avec ouies les
batisses ct m elioaations qni sly trouVent.
2-ESCLAVEs,
Martid, nGgre aye de 56 ans, ct sa femme
Lucy agee de4s aus Isaac, nagre age dc IS
ans, ANY, negresse agee de Sd ans, CiuIa
negresse de 81 ans, Betsey agee de IS ans, ct
sss quatres e%niaus, SAVIOR Melissa 9, Sylvia
z, RaGhel4, ct Robert de 2 ans, Elzirah de 26
ans ct ses deux enf4ns, tSom de 4 ans ct De-
l,iha de 9 mois Cady de 19 ans, ct soh ieune
enlant Mary Ann. prissila Agte de IA ans ct
Mary de ii ans.
3--PRoPRTETE P-ERs0NNELLE.
HUT chevaux, une paire de bRufs. 30 tetes
de bestiaux, environ 80 cochons, so | rebis ct
un vieux wagon pour bnufs, une q~uantite d'us-
~tensiles d'habilation, environ 200 barils de
mais, une quantite de faurrage, 90 chaines, ct
une quantite d'ustensils de maison Ut de cni-
sine, &r.
CONDITIONS--La terre payable en- trois
paiemens egaux a~nnuels, dalant du jour de la
vente, ~raequerenr doit se charger du Placement
de huit cents piastros, dues a la Banqne de Ia
Louisiana, lie premier Placement de 1925 do a
Ia dite banque lie premier Ayril 1S4O les es-
caves payables dams un an du jour de la vente
ct pour la propriGt6 pefsonnelle, touies SOM
mes de vingt piastres ct au-dessous de ce mon
TAM, compliant, ct toutes sommes audessus de
vingt piastres payables D un an du date de Ia
dite yente, ~facquereur fournissant ses billets
endosses a Ia satisfaction de administrator,
ct hypotheque retenu sur la terre ct les es-
claves jusquiau Placement final, les billets por.
liant inleret de HUT pour cent de matuIite JUS
quau Placement. Il aces de vente deyront
ere passes par devant Samuel Skolfeld, Re-
colder. aux frsis de l'acqnereur.
10 L. c. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Minerva Dennis rife Of
WIN. Whttten.
IL

William Written. This Cause No.
1904 Minerva Dennis wife W William
Written husband Deli. came on TO trial
pursuant 10 assignment On Petition and ana,
wcr and it appearing by the law and the
evidence, that the affairs Of the Def. are
very much deranged end embarrassed and
thatany property she PIT, may subsequent
ly acquire would be greatly endangered.
Il is therefore ordered, adjudg d and de-
creed, that she be seperate in property from
her said husband that she have the full and
entire management and control Of all pro-
perry belonging to her in her " right
Paraphernal dotaI or otherwise acquired by
her in her own right and that Def. pay the
cost Cf suit, December llth le4S.
MARTIN e. PEEN,
Judge, 9Th Judicial District.
certify the above to be a true copy OF
the original Judgement as on file and OF
record in any office.
Given under my signature and seal otfl
cial in the town of Greensbnrg, this 10Th
day of December A. ID. 1S45.
JonN BIcKHAM, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
s. 6. ADRAsTU5 FRIEND.
PRACTICAL ARCHITECT AND GENERAL
RETTHDER.

Mn. r. bep. leave respectfully TO inGoTmt be cifis
Gems of Baton Ronge and vicinity that he has peTnau-
emily located himself in this city, for the purpose Of
carving on his profession in all ins branches. 81.
will give plans and specifications for buildings ofeyery
desegiptiori-aIsO front and side elevations, neatly
executed IN Mezzofinto; and limo case will an extTa
charge BE- made. where be contracts for the work.
Mr. f respectfully solieits > share Of pabie patronage
and If catability, industry and strict attention 70 ouas-
ness can merit III ne il willing ~ rest the result Wig .
generous public.
n1N. B-Rain.gafg CIsTEENs nade TO order.
and WARRANTED.
~ Orders LEFT a this Office. OF atthe Pest Once.
will meet with prompt attention. sanoats
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
DIR. w. II. WOOD.

has renewed lis office to the House Of Judge
TESTER, next door To MtsselmaI'a Hotel. LAIN
yette Street, Jan 20, 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
GInRES Ann MAps.

ANLAUD III - IL "
3 pak 0 inch globes, also Mitcheils large
mans Of the world and the United States,
with an accom- paninent Just received and Tor
sale by Gro. M: HEReMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

So XAVIER C0LtBaE,-C Cincinnati o.,
oar readers are referred to the a1yetliso.
mcnt of he above inetitutioi, which will
he found in another column, II IA IN IA
prosperous condition md Ia strongly re-
commended IN the Western papers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
For. Sale.

~A A pleasant II sidencc ST uA'ed on
rs Tia Boulevard str ri. ffontiag tha
IaGN y right wing # tho state EIouse.
s The proprietor Is wiling TO take
IN pa tor fall PAYNE t Of sa5d p operty.
Apply ut the Gazette OBire.
Dec. -. As II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Married.

On Thursday evening the 10Th inst. by
the Rev. w. n Crenshaw, Mn. JAMES
MANY to Miss IlHLLrN O'BmBN, oil Of
this city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

FHANoH.- Napoleon Proclaimed. The
ceremony Of proelaimibg Napoleon, presi.
dent oftlie Republic occurred as before
announced. Marrast, President of lbs
National Assembly, proclaimed the Pies
sident, for the term ending May, 1882,
and the Republics one and in Invisible.
Napoleon took The oath Of odioe at The
Tribune, aud afterwards read IN address
10 the people. Afer he had concluded his
speech, Napoleon sbDok hand With Cavai.
gnae, and the 4 .sembly appeared delighted.
The ceremony passed affqiie " and with.
out much excitement. DILLON BsrfVt has
been empowered 70 ftfm q Ministry. Il
Is understood that Theirs Is opposed 10 The
new regime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
/. O. O, F.4DE sorO LODGE No. =.

/. 0. O. F.DE SOTO LODGE No Z.
AT a regular meeting of ibis Lodge held
on the 4th int. The following officers
were installed into their respective chairs
for the current term, viz:
G. G. Turtle, N. q. Henry JOINS, Sec
l.. c. MoRRts, V. q. HIRAM CARMuNA,
Trea'r.
BY order Of the Lodge
Fl. JONES, sec'y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
rOR sA u.

G The Two Story y lex dwelling house
situated oposit the Bank Of Louisiana 10
this place, for terms IMPLY TO The subscriber.
ANDREW SH1LLMAN.
Ijaton Rouge. jan. 10 1910. IT,
PieagunF, please copy IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

When did King David sympathtze with
the Yankees I When ho was distressed
lar Brother Jonathan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

In the great march OF nations, some one
must ever be the lending ard paramount
nation. For two hundred years England has
enioyel aud boosted Of that position, H was
hers by right Of her military power, her Armies
and ]nayies, her arts, sgiehne en- erpfise,
intelltgeteB and wealth, and It was no fable
,hat the roll Of har drum could no heard NJ buhd
the globe. Bot she enjoyed tho prestige Of
Fihe leading nation, In ages when the military
vas the cliief power, when commerce. aiHt The
arts ~ ere secondary TO The ~bayonet and swords
IN increasing The course Of empire and riyi'
~liBation,
The day when m iitary power was IN the
ascendant IL passed and England no longer
The leading, IL but a Beoonasrate nation, She
has passed hbF zenith, she has ceased - nd
v4ttee, and fFum this time ffwafd may he
ira ced her d e'ilie. III NJ one thing is Eng
land At This moment param unit, pAvJ hnr
naval power. shs IL Inferior to Rasaia,
Austria Of France on lind In militsfy strength
and Internal teeoufge-vastiy inferior TO
Russ a, who has before her ages Of gtg4btte
strength, England is no longer lord Of the
earth nor ''misifess If The sea.
In all The els ents that constitute Power
and infl terge IN the present age, the United
| States IL tho first and leading nation Oh the
glube. With ~ a standing army, aud with
scarcely r3' peetable navy, #hh " inferior to
no nation In military strength, which Is Tho
east element Of her greaiht 50. She has tho
material, with the gebious and pt wtr to give
it, shape, 10 call into existence Mt u ut IN nt's
notice mightier armies than the Russiae, and
%proudof M sies, THAI ihnse Of Britain. IN cem-
m rec che he NJ rival, in att, science, inyen.
ttoo, iotoll ge1ee and enterprise, she stands
al me, peerless ;whrle IN prospective growth
her ttar phinep on a broader empire than tho
cd Ruman,- Com, Times
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

~"
MAGNOLIA RACE CouhRn' he races
on we aOoVe faoe'eoufse wiz Commences
on MONDAY Inc otl day o. warren iofe'
and coh'lN'Ie siA 'lays. u WIN ne see"
ny Inc advertisement ~ ali"'hFF co,uhl"
thai The purses 70 be run lor are very hoer'
~ From present appearances ,aese
sprihg races on The above course WI DC
very interesting There WI pe eoeR.
fgh''ns or tbe ground "hIrh VIII hoe
Y fhl's' tbe attention 81 ao'a'eoFs'
Al eo'ofs o. newspapers giving '"'Se
races . ih'o'ao'e notice WIZ ne th''iee TO
the Pr''"ege u W 'rac@ curing 'oe races
VF~ TAn clla,yInr communication fran
an intelligent planter of this parish, despr.
"a. III. 80, ian. attention. mol only Of plan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

- ~ ptIudpT ~ oiH014
selves, says d beautiful writer, that tho
fund heart requires hn hereafter. The
%traaatIl rest, The shallow and the silence,
fhe mere paise II Tho wheai oflife, have no
terror fBf Tie wise, who know the due value
0fthe world
"Ahett ts pillows gf Ast1F1uY sea,
swsat Ii 81 last She heaven affepoeef'
But moi 40 WtBn that illh 1ss Il to divide
us externally from oIhersj shen ttiese VI have
low ed with alt the passion, the devotion, tbs
4 atehfaI s%aneity Ut the weak hu ptn heart
are not 10 exist 10 lie no tBure. When after
long years OF desc ton and aido whnol 81
On tt, til 70 ID to be no tope efr8union 10 hat
tuvis,b la beyond the stars, when the torch.
hbt NJ life unly, but Of 1--we, Ia 10 b. fisbehad
In { q dark fouhfaity and tbe grave, that ve
would fsin hope is the great rsstofef Of bf Ken
it's. lie but tho dumbseai Of hopelrss@=Httsf-
rbeKorab 9 separatiuhi And II IL Thought
this % tim spt, which makes religion out oI
we, and leaChsth belief 10 The mourning
heart, tina III the gladneFs Of united affection
felt NOT the 1aeeesRi y vfs HEAVEN To how
many is lac death Of The beloved the parent Of
faithi
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plies her needle 10 furnish them With the
heeessafies Of life, -5eeondly-tb orphan
who deprived Of tho fostering care Of kind
parents, are left dependent OH the mercy
of this cold aili heaftiess world. Sad ia-
deed Ia liletr hte-=seafee have they been
thought % lisp The H'ina Of their parents,
they find themselves deprived Of The atten.
lions Of a kind aud Affection mother or
Clio embrace ola fond father. Thirdly, the
The |stran5pf@ mo on The bed Of sickness
has no friend o. relation 10 soothe bis sor.
nws, TO alleviate bis waats, to close his
eyes and pay blm The last respects Those
three classes we always have III odf midst
they do not claim any right TO 70 ief, but
are easy to be found by those whose benz.
Violence Is moi merely oslenIious, but comes
from he heart. "'Ibose who have much
received, much shall be required "Hs
who giyetb to the poor lendeth unto the
Lord, &C."