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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19

NpARIS GREEN, S BRAND.-The manu-
n lacturer of this article has brought this beautiful
and permanent colour to the highest degree OF periec
ton A supply of the various grades, dry and in oil,
for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO, Druggists,
no Is Agents Tor the manufacturers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19

Brilliant Lottery for November 29h
10000, $4,000 10000, 100 prizes COCO 100 prizes
of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass z, to be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, November 29h. 70 Nos IL
drawn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19

4ss FOR RENT.-The dwelling on the second
k;;aa square above Grace street Baptist church, be-
longing to Mr. Thomas Rutherford, ST., and occupied
at presently Mr. John N Gordon. The house has
recently been painted inside and out whtewashed and
is now in excellent order. Possession given the first
Of February next For further particulars apply to us
or to Mr.. Wellington Goddin.
nol7 JOHN N. GORDON &SON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-19

100000 capital in prizes of $4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 80 to be drawn
At Baltimore GU Saturday, November 3d. 1851. rs
los IL drawn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Shade Trees.

The Advocate contains u coInulilica-
ton Oh the eubiect Of shade trees, by IA"
which we think worthy The attention Of
HlI, who have 1t IN their power, to oct on
the suggestions he has made. "h'trehts
the subject with that SERIOUS consideration
with which it should be treated by aal who
feel ali interest In the Improvement, beauty
and health Of our town. There Ia nothing
more conducive to the general comfort, OF
more adofnipg TO the general appearance
Of n town than good shades and u plenty
of sltnde trees, We hope the Police Jury
ia their deliberations TO day, will take This
matter into consideration an1aequit theoi-
selves Of the duty devolving on them IN
tllia respect, Ivy making provisions If the
planting Of shade trees on the Public
Square, If nothing more. Trees can be
traneplaltel there and boxed up ia sucll n
matlilef as TO insure their protection md
growth, MT very ahiall eNlense--Ah OK
pense Indeed that must Hinh into insigniIi.
eanee when compared with the important
object IL is to attain, This Rqttafe thus
shaded wonld I've the most usclull, bcaati.
sal and attractive ornament Of which our
town can boast. We understand from one
of the energetic and public spirited mem
ters OF Our Board of Selectmai, that u
move will, in 4 short time, be made, to
plant shade trees on the boulevard. and he
thinks, IA we do, that n motion to that ef.
feet Is all that Is necessary to insure the
contamination of this desirable end. VIII
the Police Jury let the Seleetman get II
head of them 7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Rebuilding Of the st. charles.

w are glad TO learn the promptness
With which preliminary measures nfe he
ing taken Tor the Immediate rebuilding o.
the st, Charles Hotel aud, indeed. when
we consider the serious and injurious Of
feet which its destruction, has on the gen.
cral interests of New Orleans aud many
Of her individual citizens, we are not sur.
priSel that the enterprise Of those who
have no proprietary interest should enlist
for the purpose Of rebuilding it. We can
conceive Of but very few greater calama.
ties, that could have possibly betallan the
city of New Orleans than the burning Of
the st, Charles. The energy and enter
prise OF her citizens, howcves, arc equal { o
the occasion, and we find a satisfactory
demonstration Of the will aud desire. hi
The large meeting held on last Monday.
The following resolutions offered by Mr..
I. A. Lum4den, and adopted by the meet
ing shows Nery plainly d determined ener.
ny and zeal that must prove elfeetual in
the prompt aud Immediate PREPARATION Of
this great misfortune +:
RcSoiFcd, That a committee of seven
diSinterested persons be appointed by the
chairman of this meeting to ascertain
what arrangements can be made with the
present stockhol lefs of the ST. Charles To-
tel Company relative to the disposiug Of
their shares ia the stock OF the said COM.
pafiy and further to ascertain their viows
relative to disposiHg of their charter, site,
foundation, materials, Nc, and that the
committee report TO an adjourned
meeting.
Rcsoicea further, That said committee
be instructed TO inquire aud report what
means are necessary 10 reconstruct The St.
Charles Hotel.
With such manifestations before us, we
may safely predict the early building and
completion Of anew St Chacles rs beau
titni in structure, as commodieus in design
md as magnificent in appearance as the
Sid.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
STEAMER BRILLIANT.

On Sunday morning last the new and
splenaia steamer Brilliant when about four
miles below Plaauepline met with quite
n serious accident IN the collapse of a flow.
The first engineer and assistants were sc.
riotsly injured, but, we arc informed, that
they are now doing we'll Tie black
smith was killed one deck passenger was
badly injured and three negroes, tireIneh
two of whom belonged to Dr.. Worth
ham oflhis Parish, are missing.
The accident was produced by causes
far beyond the CONTROL Of the officers, TO
whom, we sae happy TO eay, the public
attaches no blame, We We're, Mt fest
fearful that the Boat herself was seriously
injured, but we ere grotitied TO learn that
Capt. HART has assiduously applied him-#
celtic the task of examining the boilers
and cause Of explosion, aud r%emedying.
the same, and that the BRILLIANT will be.
Mt our landing, performing a regular trip,
on tomorrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

Tho Temperance reform in Baton Refuge
seems, at present, IN n fair way to receive
a new impetus, The Rev. DR.. BhRp, a
most interesting and amusing speaker is
lecturing to large aud delighted audiences
on the subject Of Temperance, aud from
general appearances aud demonstrations
we infer, he is succeeding well in recon-.
mendiug it TO the favorable consideration
OF the many who listen to him. The Dr.
delivered his first lecture IN the Methodist
Church on Monday evening last, many
were present aud all seemed delighted
The Sons were out in regalia. 'PsrE'
was also ,hefe,) The DIS, second lecture
was delivered on Thursday evening last
The crowd was immense and enthusiastic
in their applause, Another viii DO deliver.
cd at the Methodist Chuach On Monday
evening next,
We wish the Dr. increased success. and
would like to see the Sons cooperation
with him in a manner that will secure and
render permanent the rewards his lahors,
They now have u fne opportunity topro-
mote their cause, increase their strength
and add to their numbers, WIN they not
avail themselves OF it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

FEARFUL RAvAegs or THE WILLOW
FEvER AT CAYEsNE.-Cantain ~sllpckei-
ford, Of the brig Helen, has furnished us
with advices from S%ufina1n. to the 18th of
December, by which we learn that a
French steamer arrived there on the 9th,
for the purpose Of procuring medical assist
ance to proceed to the island Of Cayenne,
French Guinea,) where the yellow fever
was raging to Il very alarming extent
The. disease had been very fatal among
the white population, aud most or the
physicians lave either been carried of by
the sconrge, or Were on the sick list.--New
YORK ueakd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Fruit Trees CIR Sale. Sc.

HAVE made arrangements to have on hand
l. a large and bsautilnI assoTffbsnt Of Fruit Trees
Of all descriptions and will constantly re- ,.s1u
eeive from The North tbe same. and will gAa@
be ready to fill orders which viii he enfttist MI
ed 70 me, the Trees will mostly comprise Of the
following
kinds, tearly and laleJ piama of various Seed.
lingB Strawberries Of choice kinds, Goosebefries,
Pears, Apples, &C., Currents and choice grape
zines, .Rastbetrieg. Ornamental Trees of ali
kinrIs. Orders left 1T the Afatichae Post Office,
will be promptly attended to.
jon 25-3mo.8 y. IL. MILLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Akily IT'D ,ortanee svtts lost from them

5s,N'.
f.l 49, -. !. t. "a a
: - - - IL,
pat'7 H., snaa 80 800 W. 81 ~
Is ia!,al.. J, slt71 ali ~ ~
- I III - j : I. ~,
Z y y
49, - = 49, 's'n.'n ~ - -
''s''i "V'ala5 = ! psss'a'5 st'ihs'
- : 7 ? s f.ta ~
.n3e 'a,4,s. : 80 1917"
- g. .lls+'tfat = H.. 800 -. sI,a,'.aI
iii. ,,s; ~ .ta.t,zJ st,i + tsit. a,.aaaa
... . as'astII. ~ 49, - ~.
0us.3' ~ nv ~, : ,p'ssN'1 - :
=, al n as s,, 49," ,,,.,, ~, ! L !, osa !, ~
,.,a,f H., G,a,aa, t..,n, ,,.astt,ss GatIattag
,,tta,t,,t, t,t,fs t.e,a. a,4,,,xt1 ,,,hilat "a,
H., a., ! sa,1 ,,,.1 ,la,t4a &
l;as ,lssaata,I thair ha,,sas anr1s asa nsr.
ri,,4,s ,gar,, ,,,at,i H. i, o,.os,s ,,atl, all H.
s,ys,,s ,,d -, ,f,,,s,,ta ,tata ,tila1 COLL,
f,pt,tt,,ra AID at1ter l,a,t s.taf ]nttistsa j.,
,ba -.,,,,taat e,,,tus;on
ltIo Gra,non ,,e,e evee, ,ytn,ps ,tn1
worked ,,onIv Ns.ttv tt,s eht;,a ,1,v
p,szad tef,fe stv obtained resi- or refresh.
,,,e,,t ~ ntn,,r;a,,t. of ia pa,a ,,1al,
u,tel threw omen tl,aif lnr 4, lis r,lla,,t
fallowH, We 4aw n,ativ eitjzena dtatfi.
1,,,ti ~, r.ffes l,,,tsttts rro,nt l,air a,.,, staens
I,l,ee itrs, IN tho hotel IL sut,aosed ia bavs
.%rjg;nate1 h 4 defeetiva at,a If Il eltn1nav
Its,iuat have at,1oulda,ed for bour4 b,,f,yya
,Hsaoverod
Anorp other Incidents We were told Of
n waiter II the hotel who r,a,red into -
room, in -, ,trbar atorv to en- u, soty,, vain.
ables. tfa fat,nd ,1er,, + yo,,,ig la1v from
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

GEN. CAssN6r AGAIN CANDIpATE.-Tn
his letter to the Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON.
81 Nirginia, Gen Cass says:
al beg leave to say that no circumstance
can possibly arise which would induce me
again to permit my name to be brought
forward in connection with the Chief MAG
istracy Of our country. My inclination and
my sense Of duty equally dictate tiis
course.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
NOTICE.
sixth Judicial District COnrt- Parish
Of EsaHsf Eafan Heure.

TTTHEREAS Lewis N. DeIanne, Adrainistra-
W ton offhaesfate of Lewis M. Phillips, has
filed in the Office Of the Iudsrsigrled Clerk Of
said Court, an account Of his administration on
said estate, and, whereas the said Lewis mi De-
laane. aslministrator Of the estate of sSarah Phil
lips who was the Ad1ainisfrattfis of the easse of
Abram Phillips, has flied in tte office ss11l Aun-
dersigaed Clerk of said Court, an ~accoahssxsll the
Administration of said SARAH Phillips, on the
estate Of said Ahraz1i Phillips.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
to sslew cause within ten days from she first pub
location or this notice, why the said account
should not be approved aud houlologxlted and
made the Judgment Of said court
n NJ. MORENO.
jan 25-3. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
FArA1 Aoc1DEyr.--We learn WITH dc,

Fatal Acc1DEST.---We learn wifi deep
regret that Mr- RIB. johnson was killed
in this county, a day o. two ago, near
emory, BY the fall Of q tree. LIE was en-
gagged with one OF lis servant in falling
q tree and just asst was in tile act of fall
ing, he perceived one OF his children i'm
mediately under. In attempting to rescue
the child he was crushed in . shocking man
ler and died instantly. The child wa also
seriously injured, having had its thigh
and leg broken.
! Mr.Johlrson was q most worthy citizen
Industrious upright a~ndelloffest and has left
a family TO mourn his loss.-Lc1. Adrey.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

1--WE invite attention to the aavsHs
~tiseinent, of Mr.. ID. II. MuLER, in anoshar
column, The arrangements of MfsRRM,
affords great facilities, 10 those desifoasgof
having line orchards. IN procuring fruit
trees. Those dAsiross Of making se.et-
tons will be furnished BY NH. II. with a
eatalogus Of the various and numerous
species which he has on hand for sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

Tive learn from good authority says
sthe picayune, tIiat'Jndge Gholsonilas issll-
ed the warrant for Gov. Quitman's arrest
and removal. It will be executed as soon
as the Marshal, Fielding Davis, Esq,
reaches Jackson. Application will be made
to one Of the Judges Of the High Court Of
Errors and Appeals for a writ Of hdbeas
corpus. It i not anticipated that a discharge
from the arrest will be ordered.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
The Richmond Republican closes an edi-

The Richmond Republican closes an edi-
torial as follows.
when the great mass of the north and
south Danish slavery from political contests,
a~bolitiollisni will be shorn Of all its power
to harm, and the rights and Union Of the
states be secure
Yes, and sswhen" the millennium arrives
the lion and lamb will lie down together,
[Sonthern Press.
Nay, more. Whenthe sky falls, we
shall be able to catch larks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Photographed 10 Che Baton Roage Gag5EA
BY o'Rileyinon

BY o'Riley;no
NHw oatnss Ma. taft}H5
Upto The 2lst instad )l~otlling hnd bnshI
heard at New Work from the Atlantic.
The Election for United States s'tiatof,
In Missouri atill undecided. Guyrt, wing
had received q votes. BESroS's strength
il failing. This evening" IS Delta says, Mr.,
Vieroa tsr. NIoroR, Teller Of the sDank
Of Louisiana, has abse3ilsl, bsiig n de.
fauIter ~ tho am ,ttnt Of @S1, 900.
MAHksfr.--sn yar 4 81. M5lasses
2ie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

ErIaFsA AsoSesr Y. S, Tsoors AT
SisA--Tae Sap Silas Leonard arrived at
Boston from New Orleans on the 4,h INST,
ana landed 1T Fort Independence com
paaaies B and d, Of the 81 infantry, q. S.
Army, Major Thomas commanding. Nine
Of the soldiers and two Of the crew died
on the passage Of cholera.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

TIM GREATEST DISCOVERY or TIL
Aee-There has just been brought to
light The application of power Nhtch Is
10 Saregseao eatifely the present ac0as
p3tety ~ the gtU}IRt This anol,Dtelnen
may slagger some, but the discovery,
when it shall be divulged, will staggger
them d thousand times more
1t has been made by Ell Eastern man,
who has completed his modelsA-one oil
which will be- deposited at Washington is
soon as patent rights shall be secured IN
the different European countries. The
machinery is entirely perfeeted-tlla pow
er IL Il motive ono, atd s5eahs has no part
in creating it. So simple and economic
NJ are the principle aud applications, that
two tous Of coal will be sufficient to drive
the largest ship Of the line around the
world.
We are not at liberty, now, to divnlge
more Of fhis wonderful dissovery.bn t we.
predict, with the greatest confidence, that
o short time only will elapas before u total
revolution will take place throughout the
world III orr motive power ayatetn. In.
deed, we assert, with the same confidence,
that tie year 1850 terminated the sove..
reignty OF steam.
This is no cllimera. We mean what
we say---and time, brief in point of dara-
ton, will evolve CHS wonder, ut present
hid Us with q gattze, only from the pubic.
eye, TO the astonisbment Of Christemlom
-, 8, ,g4a,,isl,t,tt.. Fec . aota t1,A a. 49,. -. Il
duced by the discovery Of d steam or mag
netie telegfaph.-Germaatote@ (la) TEL
graph.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

- We are requested 10 cali public att
tention TO the auction sale Of tlle valuable
property situated on the corner az Third
and Boulevard streets, aud b~aloaging 10
the Rev, J. Burke, to take place on Satur-
day next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

THR HoME JeuRgsL-We have receiv-
ca tile first npinhcr Of this Journal for the
series Of 1851. and find il sustaining that
excellence and superiority which has char
acterised all former numbers. The Home
journal, as . family newspaper, llasno sn-
regicr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

nF~Col. II. A. WAGNER - e'cctcd to the
State Senate in the place of Ju',ins Beele,
deceased. The vote pollel wusvefy small,
There was no excitement and bnt little ili-
terrs, manifested in the election,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

15rstt vs. PtekErr-l'he p'eadlngs mud
defence made IN this caac by The %deIehdant'
Pickett, ia pfopftd persona, viii be pub
lisl,rd III utif nest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
"a DI Ar n

Mtsatts Epirons<-Yoi viii please announce
Mr.. EbwAao CousiyARp, az b eaulidats fr
Town Constable. al tie next Municipal election.
to take place IN April nest. r3
Who has 80 faithfully performed bis duties for
The past eight months, and who desefvue tho veto
Of every good citizen Of Baton Rouge.
a MAJORITY or TIE VoftRs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

ng-We are under obligations TO Mf.
JopsaoS the centenary aud aceoi''l'io.
dating aren't, at this place, OF hllny .
Line of Telegraph, for the important tele'
urnniite newa III another column.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

E#@ - 1871
The secession napers, says the Natchez
Courier, Were last week quoting exulting-
" the fact, that the Senate Of Arkansas
had endorsed the action of the delegation
IL Congress from that State in Opposing
tae Compromise measures.
Tue following language Is from tile Lit.
re Rock Democrat, a very violent demo-
cratic paper, and enc Or the most decided
opponents last fall Of the adjustment, II
exhibits a consciousness of how vast isthe
difference between opposition TO measures
prior to their passage. and a refusal to ac-
qaiesce and abide by them after they hive
become laws Of the land. It speaks well
too for the condition Of public feeling
t~aroighout Arkansas
.lt there is a man in our city, or In Il
State. who is NoT ii efavor Of abiding BY
The measures pfajastment of our nasiona.
difficulties, enacted by the last Congress ,
or who is NOT, opposed to Southern ultra-
Ism aud Northern fanaiicism', or who is
Nor 'desirous Of maintaining the perpetui-
u Of the Uaion,' or WHO'S NOR opposed to
Secession and Disnuion -we do not
know him, norsio we>beIeve there is one
fLAx GorroN.-Speailing of the spin.
niag q this article. about which so nansla
has bsen said, the MANCHESTER Guardian
says.
@it cannot learn that q single oniasce of
yarn has been spun; all that we can ar
certain i tllatone attel4lptllas been made
:near Ashlon-under-Lyne winch failed
e~astlfeisg that = firm of tine spinlers near
Bolton. who had been requested W make
Experiment., were satisiisds when
they sax tlie Tnateriai rhat ii wasnltogsfhHr
Iallsuifed for their machinery, ana that III has
sinae lsea sent to Il tirsn of pfnifers aiid
manufacturers Ill Rgchdaae who have assot
r br.iese yet lilads any rspor1 upon M"
MM NH ~ - WMk OAKBZ - AEAAM WA& M +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Ia Boston.wfiter gives the following

picture Of some. OF the Yankee ~literati:
Dropping ina few mornings since,
met that fair SPECIMEN of.an English gen
tleman, Mr.. James snuff-box in hand, chat
ting with the nervous lecturer and essay
ist, Whipple, Soon ii came Longfeilow,
rosy and well dressed. Holmes, the poet,
glided mp TO the furnace as, though he was
approaching the bedside of a patient
Epes Sargent looked in IN his way to the
editorial sanctum Of the pleasant little
Transcript; and a smile all round greeted
DR. ChonIes, that most erudite and coinparl-
ionable of Yankee divines. Hawthorn,
coming from his country horne. stood BASH
fully turning over the annals on the
counter the trim Quaker garb Of Whittier
proclaimed his allegiance toahat uncompro-
missing sect. and Miss Clark, with red
cheeks and red ribbons; huttered about
amongtle disuilionists ikea g5eeas-qcooa
leasf amid the tickle eddies Of freezing1
winds. twas q ssgoodlie c~ornpanie."
Miss Clark ii thai fair abolitionist, Grace
Greeuwood Grace has most co1nely
face. if her picture, asitis~ scattered about
among the roseleavssofthe literary MONTH
lies, be true, and talents which amount
almost to genius; but we are afraid that
she will presently sink Down into d
awoman's rights woman. d what Is even
worse get (after she shall have been mar.
5ed4 san1onr those nuSeyad ereatIIres whn
love notiaing 80 we'll as Africa. She Is
qaitea noble woman. and ought 70 persorm
i bsttak part Of the worlds dralna
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

ry-Fricnd srANN,np Of the Louisiana
Chronicle paid us n call a few days since
an his return from n visit 70 the CITY 81
New Orleans. lie lias spent several days
among his numerous friends IN Baton
Rouge, and from his Pheasant co'tntenaroe
anil constant good humor we infer that hc
and the Chronicle are both nourishihg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

GTwo returned Californiahs were
robbed Of all their hard-earned treasure at
the Indian Queen Hotel, New Orleans on
Tuesday. The nm stolen was $500
They had kept it on deposit until they
were about to leave tile city, and had on
" drawn II prior ~ their departure. It
had not beeti locked up ii their trunk.a
llalfan hour before il had disappeared.
Riches truly have wings III the Crescent
City.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

ny-We nre rfntelulto VIM MARKHAM
Tpa. for New Orleans rarorao Of yesler
day's date.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
Town Lots for sa;e.
G0rnt
Iron Store.

TIME subscriber has on hand and b -ypszrzm
arrive, 40 Tons of Iron, coropri- kY
sing a full assortment Of Flat, round fsEzxsx@sERH
and square, PLouGH, Stars. hoop and band Iron,
boiler plate. &c, from the Cumberland and other
iron works. For sale at the lowest prices.
J. .Akso, so Kegs superior auaIuy mills.
Jan %, wv. #. IUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

M ARRTE ID.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Father Gauehe
DIR TRfsVILLE DAfGRE, 10 Miss ELIZA
YATES, both Of this city.
in this town on Tuesday moraingla st, January
2lst. 1851. Nv John n. Dufrocf. j. hi Mr.JAMES
]. MdNABBsof the Parish of Livingston, ID Miss
MARTHA DUFF of this Parish.
On Thursday Evening Ord instant, ut the resi-
denee Of Mr.. Jacob zag by the Rev. q. Wood
bridge, bIr. JosEeH AenwooD, to Miss DgaAR-
Gus sGnkM, ALI Of tbs Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25
On III til frf lsa |,
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IkkWaeH 1T Inn.

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LaDi STREET, b9,eses Third ati Mutne Styee,s.
JIM 25.yJ BATON ROUGE, Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

WAFER Gas N FRaScE.-A letter from
Paris says: The process of making
rsare gas rom water has been discovered.
The problem is solved. BY a simple and
cheap process the water is decomposed and
hydrogen gas generated-by another SIM
NE process it IS rendered i~nHammable.
There is no smoke, nor odor."
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III this town il 10th instant. Mr.. EENJA-
MIN CROFT. an old and respected citizen ofthis
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Far Sale.

rAa.LIGHTS d sashes ID and 20 IA,
IN MI doors and naanflspieses, f~orsale, jon
the Wharf boat. Fos particulars. apply i: this
'oIiee. Jan 1S-5ts.