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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

MAaDt MAfta te Q, JahTier 1910.
Tine assemblies dn Jafi aB police d. In psr
oirpa dEst Baton HI nge, d tt6 tnnne CO iotT
conforintment a Ia lot d IN unison do eoui
dams Ia vile dc Baton Rouge, 1 aisnt ptosens.
Or1n Jacket, Ell Russ, II. r. Young,
J. H. Kleibpetet, Joseph Heard, John
Caldwell IT,, ct J.. r. MeCaa.
Sur motion, John i. MeCaa. Get bomm6
President Pro! tcm en l'absonee de Thos
DeyalI.
IL Jnri 6tant appele a l'ordrs, pfoe6da
aux ahtifrs.
Eur motion. Resolu qus Gilbett Daigle,
AIf ed DupIabtitr RI Ihoaas Niils soi Mt
NOMINEES Joges detection, pour 6life I'm
inelnbfe du Juri De Police dams IL ueuyie.
me ward, II qa'ils soient notifies do leur
nomination par 10 Gfefter.
- Jul DE- Police proe6de d f'6lseiion do
CelI'cieur ct TrGsofier he h paroisss.
Mr.. Wm. Hubs ayaut f6nni IL nejori
IL d,e vols est dcclaf6 ddmenttla Coffee
tour et Tresofier de Ia Paroisse, pour Ia
pr6sfnte aimee
lie Jari ~ajeufne au premier Iundi de- 10.
yrier proclaim.
J. H. MUCAA
Presifcnt Pro : hm
IL. w. SnBHBURrE. Gettier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

tho electrical action upon which instantly
caused the deep toned bell, connected sitb
The apparatus near the City Hall, 10 be RUG,
ibis great fire alarm bell being thus sound.
I'D IN this city by The operator u 1.-THE 'fele-
graphic Office In New York Directly
MGR, and while tho New York operator
was iingieg tbs bell, the other bella here
we've rdna by persons Ignorant # whit
was going on, anil eupposing there Wls IN
reality . lire IN dis city, tue whole fifs
department at NICE turned out.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
AVIS.

Attends qie Samuel Faulkner admins.
tfalstF III h succession de John s.. Faulk
her. cideyant de eelte paroisse, d dGprs6
81 bureau da CRETE d. Ii eonr ID II tiene
1i.iriet itdifiaife dabt 81 poif 10 p~aroisss
d1Est Haten Rouge, son epfnbte final dad.
ADMINISTRATION dams II die succession.
Avis est pHr Ii pr senls denn6 b toas
eetiH lbt6ress6es De flifg savoir Isufs raj
s NJ dahg DIX iDurs dc Ia premiere publ.
cotton de eft avis, p0utqu6i IL dir eompte
ne serait pas hotpologt6 ct rptdu Ip ieee.
tpent de 10 CON, Of l'adtnihistrateuf dee
charge d. sob administration.
Jan 8 1919 NJ. MupDso, dep greaisr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
AL BON GOVT
L. CLEBER & s. OUSSET.

Maitres TaiIleurs. ayant fprme une societe
pour ezereer leur etat. oat ifh9nneur de Sc re.
commander au bon govt des Mers. de Baton
Rouge ct d. Ia eampagn4.
Deja avantageusement connus dams cette
vile ills peuvent aujouFd'bni aussi bien, ct
mieux que par lie passe contenter ceux qui
YOU'D ont les honorer de leur coniance.
Ayant %recemmenf recnde france IN assor-
t men comp ct de ofee, his. travailI4ront aux
pfIx les plus modtres.
Baton Rouge, rue Laurel Wis a RIG Nine.
sSherburne. Dec. 23-47- II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
o be your abedient servant,
ALEX: DIMlTRY,
Superintendent Public Educat on.
RICHARD LorcKs, ESQ, Baton Rouge.

A BELL ~ IN BosroS, ny A Man TN
Nav YoRK.-We mentioned a few days
since. that a gentleman IN Boston had
constructed a system Of telegraphic signals
f,r the use Ofthe Fire Department there-
so peculiarly fashioned, that for instance,
! ON SINE central point, Information nigh
be communicated ~ The electric wires, to
every station At one and the same time.
At a meeting of the common Council, on
Friday evening (says the Trqrcler)
The members took a recess for a few
minutes. and repaired 10 the Telegraphic
Office u examine this new apparatus-
which excited their surprise and admira-
lion. II was put in operation. and while
they were present. q communication was
hal with NFW York the wires Of that CITY,
SO many miles from US, being connected
With this fire alarm apparatus in Boston.
The correspondent in New York immedi |
saaton his reply BY The SANG wires.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
AVIS.

Attendu que les %executeurs dc Ia propritt&
do Hugh Alexander, ci-devant de- cctto par isse
decide, ont dGposG au bureau du gretfier de
Honorable Conr du Sixieme District judicial
re, pour ia p~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, Ieur
compte administration dams la success5o on du
dit defunt. Avis est par Ie present donne a
tous ceux intbress6s dc fare connaitre leurs
~raisous, dams dix iours dc la pr m ere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi le dit mpte ne soil
pas ~approuva, homoIogue ct fat lie jngemeot
de la d cnur. NJ. MORENO.
Jan. $50 2fs. Dept. Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

Tar CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION We
]uuttnuc assured Of The dctc termination Of
inauy 81 Our citizens 10 undertake The trip
10 California, Same viii 90 merely 10 see
the country, bot uiany leave f6r the purpo g
ofperma0ently dting their homes in that
ragton. Macy routce are spoken of MS be-
Ing excellent bat that from Fort Smith,
trlt, though through the country Of hostile
Indians, ercms generally preferred, We
wish these cntcrprisna men all the succrse
hey can dcgire md ee IN their undertake
Oay great practical benefit to our nation.
H,I those mines no. been discovered, aud
1]litornia been allowed 10 grow np slowly,
aid hf from the seat Of government, doult
igss tie hearts VI the people would have
heep rslraled from the union, and The spirit
IF asuburdinatlon been tho source Of much
trouble aud annoyance to tho general gov.
crnmrbt and the people at large, as Il is
ibis region will be coon filled up by a largo
population with hearts bounding with pa.
tflotitm, who will secure Il forever TO the
union aud build up on our Pacific coast the
ciies Of q slveriegaty, perhaps 10 eclipse
the greatness and fame Of even the Empire
State Itself The gold found thtre will
gsnnand labor and lie products from all
parts ofthe world, and we safely predict
that this wealth Ia the hand d our people
will make the greatest difficulties IN new
country vanish. aid perform undertakings
of the greatest magnitude. In less than
Ave years the project or Whducy--u rail-
road from the Mississippi to- the Pacific
itr which he asked government aid, will
he accomplished by individual enterprise
Ia Caliioruia. ....E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

1t is with much pleasure that we an.
aounce to u readers that the cholera has
entirely disappeared from New Orleans,
and thai now The slightest danger need be
unprecedented. The appearance Of thai
scourge in the city at this season OF the
year, has hsd a very injurious effect on
uade in general, not only in Louisiana, but
throughout the great west. Ne hope,
however, that now that absent business
men aud sotares Of pleasure can return
with safety, New Orleans vii resume its
wonted gay and business. like appearance
for the remainder of the sea son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
DANCING ACADEMY.

LAuRTsTA KfsG late from tire City ofParia pro.
fessor balancing and Guitar.
Would most respectfully inf1rm the cifizens of Ba-
ton Rouge and vicinity that ne viii open a school al
the boarding house Of Mr.. f. Mtsselman, on Wed
nesday the 2Ist instant at O'Clock r. II.
He proposes to introduce the following pieces, viz
The new Partisan Polka I~cotillionl.
La Gachuca.
New York Rail Road
AL kinds Of VALUES & Scotch Reels and many 9th
er pieces two numerous to mention.
Price of tuition per session of twelve Lessons 50 90.
P.S. He viii also in addition 10 his school give
private lessons in dancing, Waiting, and upon the
Guitar at the request ofany family.
dec. 16 46
Advocate emmy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
.Yente de Succession.

En- veftu dun ordre de Honorable cour du
Sixi6me District Judiclaite, dams ct pour la
p*roi~se d'Est B5ton Rouge, Eta de la Louisi-
ane, il sera ve,da par le soussignG encantetr,
a i maison de cour dams n vile de Bston
Rouge, Merefedi le Zine Janyier 1910 a mi.
di, Ia proprict6 suiyan'e appartena mt d / sue
ccssi n de Joseph Green N Canghey, eli.
d yanl 1e cette paroisse decide, sayoir.
la moi u indiyise ae deux o de terre ST.
tues dtns cete paria do Ia vile d. Baton
Rouge atpe tee pa Daval, 81 dtstgnts sur
le plan do ia dite vile dmme, lots Nos l y IL
dams lilet, No 10. Lot No. | ayant so pieds
de face par une profondeHr De 800 p ds, ct lot
No. IL ayant so pieds de face par $50 pieds dc
profondeur, mesnre francsise.
Aussi une Armoire-une Guitare, dcs ms
trumens pour peindre, upe boito de peintures,
une Tab.e ct une guam it6 de lIyFes.
Conditions an compliant
~. MORENO, Encanteur.
Dec. 22-47. 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

Charles ated 80 yours and Nancy
his wife 80 yatra, ant tbrif three
children, Ann 0, Tom Z and Daniel
o years Of age,
HannibaL aged 30 years aud Eliza bis
wife Is, atd their 8 child en-, viz =:
Dave 9, CatIafihe s, md Joanna /
JtDr old,
Big Sara, aged IS years,
Lucinda Powell aged 70 teafs
Alabama Joe, aged 80 yeare
Aloz, aged 81 y afs.
~lsaat, aged ~ years, mud his vito Debby
81, mud tboir child liza ! year old
jim Sharp, aged 80 years, AID bis wife
Lucy, agsd 30 years, aud their child
Marin, y yeats old.
Randall, 0ged Is years and bis wife Big
Lucy, aged 24, aud heir iwo children
Betsy, 7 and Puss 2 years old.
George, aged IS year,,
Jack, aged 20 years.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
30 head Of Horses and Mules. 43 head
Of Sheep, II head Of Cattle, 10 head Of
Hogs Wagons, 2 Boggass Carts, Lot
Of farmibg ~asfensils, 1900 Barrels Of Corn,
A Tons Of Hay, % Barrel Pcas.
900 Shares Of the Capital stock Of the
Union Bank Of Louisiana,
The above drscribed property viii be
sold in Block.
TENS Of Sa1c-Cash.
and by virtue Of the same commission,
and 90 The same place, 90 tie same day,
will be offered for stslc ~ tbe undersigned
Anctioneor, according 10 law. the follow.
described separate property If said David
Chafabofs decreased, 10 Rft
SLAVES.
Maria negro woman. Andrew, aged 20
yours.
jim, aged 81 years, uolky oeed 80 gcars.
ALSO
House hold furniture, Bruce PTS oils.
Shot Gun, Lot Of Books, Gold Watch,
chain and seal Dc.
Terms Of Salr--C sH.
NJ. MORENO, Au~ctionenr.
January, 3-40. SIS. 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Teachers Of Free Public Schools,
now or who have been employed as such
in this parish will please, fourwith, pr, sent
their books 10 the directors Of their res
peclive district sworn to together with a
certified abstract Of the same to the parish
Superintendent from the first Of November
10 the 3lst, December ls4s.
Those who have not complied with the
law in this respect, heretofore, will please
do SO now for The whole time they have
been employed. X. LOuCKs,
Jan. ID. ls4O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
AVS.

Attendu que Marie Oncale, s'est ce jour
addressed a Honorable Cour du -ixi9ne
District Judiciaire dams Il pour Ia paroisse
DIST Baton Rouge, tiat de la Louisiana,
pour etre nominee ADMINISTRATIVE de la
succession de Perico San hez. decide
Avis est par le present donnie aious ceux
interesses de faire savoir ieurs r~aisons, sill
en- existent dams dix iours de Ia premiere
publication. Pourquoi Ia dite application ne
serait pas accord6s.
M MORENO DEPT, Grefssr.
Ian. 5. 30 lie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
sIAIE 0E I0gI.IANA raIl.L u
Ia jatHn ltnAgI

=" fFt'.Fi FNfFHH q
AUCTION sAIda VII be- soaa,a nj
public auction. 81 lbs 80 dsDes af Mrs.
Mafy Rose bgAiliiyn 10 de Highlands In
this parfsh ~ Monday tie 10Th day 81
Januafy Is40, ~ the usual hours Of sale
The following described property Va.
LAND 200 acres IF Land situated
about SIX miies from tho town Of Baton
Rouge, % The Highland, ono hundred
acfeg IL "tich Il pow IN cane ealivatou.
pandeI Eat BY t. 0i- Of Frederick Ban.
ke, and west Iy Lands Of Henry Fboaias.
Atsg the laHL,Utfv sl,ya
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

The undersigned offers for sale, his valuable
property so a~dYantageoasly situated on Lafa-
yette street, near Mr. Bohneeaz8, n shofi ds-
tahce from tho State House. he impr, We.
meHt consists III III establishment known fipo
rabls is 4 e0fise.haasa and hlilafd.roan kept
by a. Is BianCs d store, dwelling house, Kit
rlthny &c. The whole will BIZ cold un reas0na-
bic terms, apply 10 tho proprietor.
jan 10 DC. IL ALEXIS ttE BLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
MARRIED.

In Greenfield, Mass, ON Thursday. the
2Ist ult., at the house OF the Hon. Il. L.
Newcomb, by the Rev. Dr.. Strong, VII.
Il. THOMPSON, ESQ.,, of Buffalo, N.
u, to Hiss LAvINIA D.. NEwcoMB, of Ba.
ton Rouge La., dauahtef Of Francis D.
Nercomh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
Minerva Dennis rife of
Wm. Hhltten.

William Written. This Cause No.
1904 Minerva Dennis wife VS. William
Written husband Deft. came on to trial
pursuant 10 assignment en- Petition and ans.
wer and it appearing by the law and the
evidence, that the affairs of the Def. aie
very much deranged aud embarrassed and
tfatany property she Plf, may subsequent.
" acquire would be greatly endangered.
Il is therefore ordered, adludgrd and de.
creed, that she be seperate in property from
her said husband hat she have the fill and
entire management aud control Of all pro.
perry belonging to her in her W right
Paraphernal dotal or otherwise acquired by
her in her " right and that Def. pay the
cost Of suit, December lIlh Is4s.
MARTIN g. PEEN,
Judge, 9Th Judicial District.
| certify the above to be 4 true COPY Of
the original Judgement as on file and Of
record in any Office.
Given under my signature and seal off.
cial in the town Of Greensbure, this goth
day of December A. d. 1913.
JOHN BIcKuAu. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

On motion, John +. McCaa, Esq, WI.
called TO The chair, ia the absence of IIos
Deyall the President.
The Jury being called to order. proceed
10 business.
On motion, Resolved that Gilbert Dali
gle, Alfred Duplanlier and Thomas Mile
be appointed commissioners Of election for
the purpose Of e~Iecting a member Of the
Police Jury for the niith ward, and thai
they be notified Of their appointment, BY
the Clerk.
The Police Jury then proceed 10 the
election Of The Treasurer u Collector II
the Parish. On counting the vote, II ap-
pears that WIN. Iiubbs. Esq, received a
majority Of / e votes cast. WheTeupon.
he is hereby declared daly cIecfpd Collpc~
tor d Treasurer of The Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge, for the ensuing year.
The Jury then ajorHnsdt 10 the first Mon.
day Of February next l549.
]. Il. McCAA, President Pro: TEN.
fl. w. SHERBuh1E, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
DIX uUUD5 AN
cnEAp puRIIcAIInNs

Arnsury, by Dumas; Triumphs oftime; Arthur, by
Sue; Emelia WgRdham; My Grandfather; Home In
huerlce; Berton Flowers Of Fables; PATROL of the
Mountain Beautiful Widow Pictures of Private
Life Lucy Hosmer Mysteries of New York Falaciet
oftbe Faculty; Filtration Amelia; First Fake Step /;
Ghost Stories; The PaFFioide The Divorced Major
Jones' Courtship ;andalarge supply Of popular cheap
htzBniesja et N&fskd aud fr sale By
dec g-a Q &c EEH6HAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

GoL CRgenAN,-Th distinguished off
zen, died In New Ollrans, on Monday last,
The slh of January, after n abort I%Ilness.
,iic wap NJ the time III his death, Inspector
atbhral N the u. y Army
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

enfaes, William de o ans, E1ouard de
$, Mary dc 3 nus, ct JobD de + mois,
saiias aR6 10 ans ri see ff0io
enf'ns, job" agF De & aes, Sam de 6 ~Ds,
et Augustine d. 4 tns.
& Cbrvaba,
= i'airps DE- Bnns.
n.y. a,rssi sur I~eslie.ta uns iolir melson
81 aatrce bafisses.
Conditions de n vtnfe- Coxpfont,
81 MORENO, EocAnfror.
Dec. 2s. A., 3ls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
SCRIPTURAL LIVING STATUES
IN MARRIE

.DR. Hunter announces 10 The Ladies' and Centlemar
Of this city, thathe will give correct representations Of
various S%criptural subjects. illustrated By living
pictures in marble.
ALso-Hiram Powers, celebrated Greek Sl1ue.
With the Venus de Malicis, rs performed to admiring
thousands, ia New York, PhnladaIphia. and 0gher
principle cities Of the United States.
First performances, on Sunday Evening next.
- particulars sse nraii Rfns. n@iu
Administrations Der
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

A New YoaK IycIDEpr.-A letter OF
Friday from New York says "For The
past few days Oak street has been terribly
eSctcd by the misdeeds Of d Mr.. Poop.
whose nalne figured recently in the police
annals. IN connection with a case ofseduc.
ton. The vile Of Poop has only been
dead a week, and his detection, underthese
circumstances, in the commission of Ger
tain improprieties, caused the indignant
virtue ofthe neighborhood to rise in arms.
On Wedne sday Poop attempted to remove
his furniture, but was set upon by a great
number Of females, who snowbaiIed him.
rolled him in the snow, and bruised him
considerably. He ran to the sta~tion-houss
for detection, but the enraged Inatrons
kept possession OF the field. Yesterday
morning Poop made a second attempt to
remove his turniture-the women rallied.
and he was ones more driven of. Find
ing it no use to resist longer, Poop gave IN.
and was married by Justice Osborn to the
woman he had seduced.m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

NArioSAE sAbpFF.a-A salute orthlrty
guns was fired Ny the Washington Guardt.
artillery rofnnory oftbis town, on the 9th
January 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
IhaI nnnlrhannI NIAII0f.

Petite sALp,=-We call lie attention
aut renders ID the sBlc of MA, May
Rouilton, % d. 10th, Several a..
4locp, land, and other property will be Of.
.eh Gi sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

ae tetignaiion # Gen. Taylor as Ma
General of Tie ". 3. Army, 10 fake
f'tt ttnm the alst list. has been received
it Washington.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

IhF suuarHla, th~re y Htieman
ID Jackson Miss III wkoSe hes1 ihe bump
s. ]cautisn i % strongly developed, thai
he has been drinking brandy Sor twenty
years past asa pspsrfd'iss of Estate
cholera Il is scarcelY neseessary 10 say
Ilat t. nearer the diseases approaches, the
Lzrg r en- the pr etc do rs he takes.
The Z sf, 4ayias prsacaed
an old Sermon, he vas net aware
that corslabe had heard s'ee, asked bin
how D. liked Very maeh indeed
repiia Constable. Il aFrays liked thai
sszaoa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
JOiTV ~. DUfrIt ron,
FbFt0R ivb PROPRIETOR

t3l4 hpahh NJ enc town, hBa bern mn.
au8ualle geod for The hst week, hotwlth.
aaidlng tito unplagaht aud Indictment
weather. No taats Of cholera have talk.
III placa we hope 10 hear no more vt
thai unblraaptt tiHiiof,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
E EXCITEMENT
BATON RnuGE

III OLN hODNL
Bya special Act Of the people of the United States,
enacted at the ballot-box on the 7th of November
last, Gen. Zachary Taylor and his aid Willard Fill
more, supported by the people, will take possession
of tls White House on the 9Th Of March next Since
it has become a law, v. Hebert takes this opportuni-
tY Of informing every body, that it will be necessary
for them TO be UNIFORMED for the occasion. az the
most perfect uEIoa will be enioined for further ac-
ton. Uniforms 10 be had at the very lowest rates
at ". HEBERTS
DRY GOODS AND
Clothing Score.
Baton Rouge, Lafayette Street, between Sanger,
Hess r Cos and O. P. Davis Drug Store.
dee Il II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
o SALE.

G The i've story D irh dwelling house
sttuaied oppsit the Bank Of Louisiana 10
this place, fDF lsfts nrpiy 10 ibe subscriber.
ANnHfw HKtbLMAN.
Hatop Rouge. Jan. 10. ls4D, II.
Ptcapuaft please copy II,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
NV DaUG IN r e.

III Al& DAA III
FIH = YtgHERI. wishes to Inform fho 70
kSa gfbiif II linton H5ta3 aaita Vicinity tf6t m
Chatdh aHt L~afa5tta ffr fl #i8fe be VIII shHy -
fia business Of PM 9t ahd Ay1fhsspfy Id ali 10
bretehas and bagi sas fsgtfal geaf5 e4ggdsaa9 In
the business hes hgts,t Ia laiaaAfe airi stiGt a~fFhfi6B
thereto q tisflt n fin fElaafE fbs bftfie patronage.
Particular attsHtigIi s448LR Hitf9 ~ ls tfppArafitat
0f phtetfisfsS f'Hfed! rfiti fiM PhdilF Medicines.
Physicians md fidnllf Bttg b. aaeHs ftat no pains
viii be Efhft4l ~ if8ta Ht@tf btfieHts sast VI this sstabs
all wh0taaY ft 38I tHa 4ff4a fffI ffaat Hgpsiisd On
The titst iiataf trTl MealeiH4s prepared ind dsltYefs
ed at all lents Sislt III flas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
-AHKANCEA.

ADVANCES.
We are prepared to mako advances on u ip.
incltts Of IF du ett our e]ofrpeHpopdents In
New York, Lotlistille Memphis.
lfiiado phle, hasItti r., Ficksbprg
st. Louis. Ptteburp. Natehez =.
Cincinnati, Madi on, n. Orlf ans.
VIZ VII at any time mike engagements free
Of charge, with boats ID New Orleans to call
for Sugar or Mo'asseF at aay landing on tie
COAT, for shipments West.
janl2-50. pltg g. HAnr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

l4oRRrBLE FRArRIcfpg.-The Eliza
BEETHOVEN (Ky.) Register gives an account
cf the mudcr of William Potter, by his
brother, John Potter. and the ~latter's wife ::
about four miles from that place. They
had all drank whiskey pretty freely, when
a dispute arose between the two brothers.
From words they proceeded to blows, and
at this crisis the wife of John Potter made
at William Potter and cut him. with n
broken case knife, two gashes in the face
aud forehead (; whereupon William Potter,
to defend himself, kicked her. John Pot
ter, having before this time drawn a dirk
knife. rushed upon William, who aed, and
was pursued by John and wife. John
several times during the pursuit was about
to %relinquish it but was urged on by his
wife 10 "kill him." As the unfortunate
man by this time had reached a frrce. he
was caught by the wife Of John. Potter, and
held until John cut him a fearful cash a.
bout two inches above the wrist, LAYING
bare the bone and severing the large ar.
teries. A little while after this William
expired. The husband and wife are now
in Jail.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
DC l0EIOW 6E slaves .

ebildfen William hged q years, Edward
aged q years, Mary aged o years, Jehn d
months.
Sally, ufed 45 yrars. and
her three children, John aged 8 years,
Sun aged o years, and Augustine, aged
4 years.
n head Of Horses.
2 yoke Of Oaen.
The. e Is also u line Dueittng Houss and
other improvements @D the premises.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
NJ MORENO, A~uctioneHr
Dec. 30. as. gts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
FQIk SALE.

About IA aefes Of land situated H.
bout ohc milo and 4 quarter fon The Mis-.
sisstpft river, with The improvements thore
on, consisting Of d lood dwelling house,
stables, sheds NC.
AIso about 80 mileh COWS.
The land ts fenced round and PATTY
cleared, For particulars apply II The Ga.
zetts office. Nov, Us AZ. ts4H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

THE NEAT GOVERNOR -SCme weeks
ago, in speaking on this subject. we men,
toned the name of GENL. BERNARD in
connexion with that honorable office. The
mention Of that gentleman's name was
made from our own predictions, without
bis advice or consent. GENL. BERNARp
is not an aspirant for the efice, and he win
hesriully abide tie decision of the State
Convention.