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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
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oregon.


Mr.. Thurstoti, the delegate from Oseneii,
has published q circular showing the extra.
ordinary inducements for en1igrauts to 10
to that country. ffbe Legislature, at its
last session. took measures 10 secure the
qnietof the Indiana BY purchasing their
lands and providing for The removal Of
the tribes. a bill was aisp passed giving
to a'l men over eighteen years Of age,
arriving md settling iii Oregon previous TO
1910, 320 acres Of land, If single, aud if
married, GAO aeres The bill tflen provides
that If those single men marry III ono year
from the lstof December, 1850, they shall
receive 6f0 aefes White males over
twenty-one enigrating and settling there,
between the let Of December, 1850 aud
the first day Of December, 1863, shall re-
ceive loo ucres Of land, If single, and If
married, then $40 acres.
But there ii also provision here, that
i single men marry IN one year after ar
irving ID the Territory, they cnn receive
80 acres. All maleuliilof8 who 90 10 Tie
country aid settle, and become twenty
Que before December, 1858, will receive
169 acres Of laiil, ab5oltieiy, and if they
f1nrfy IN rome year affer arriving III tnaiority
they will receive 800 All foreigners, By
fling their intention Of becoming Ameri.
eau citizens, are treated like nati9e-borll
American eiIizana, and they are only re-
qnired to complete that naturalization bs-
lore they get 4 final title. III the opinion
of Mr. I. Oregon u the pface above all
Ot hers for fsllti ora Ttfa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
!. ~ % cHiaRoTT 81 eiflE, rDITonS rROpRIEToRs

1 The order that atla 20 defr to lIer, ifitathd
bof l5eyobd inetsttre md, Us il may be
stpPsgea, those iniring gtnlents with d
husband and children, were neither few
| nor far between, atfgef sYas rutely LONG
labsantslrorn their dwelling.
Mrs. Draper VISA considerations and asD
Efpanatfiolis woman. end she eateetrlfd ii
Der duty to work hafti for lier ltt!laultl and
children Tint dHty tlie parfornIbl to tbe
|uttertlioat, md If mead were, she would
linve begged for them 81 ssarged for tllffa,
i5tt SHE perceived riot hoW her htiHtof
hullse worship lnteffetel with her duties
~ 4 Wif5 aild q inotltef Tho latter De-
faafIied her house ahould le q home, tho
former That il should be- uii idol and atla
boWetlsuureeistingly teforb the image che
bad herself set up, without once suspect.
ipg THAT tho fnhRic word sff9nle,' wtts, III
bef keeping, bas ai esfptY hound Her
elliltsfeti wgfnd dafi aud sultetl, beeauas they
wefe always IN disgntce for the playful
ness natural to tlieif oHe wa4 commonly
ttetlted IA il fault. from ita lending them to
tfauAgfnss tfs strict rules set up for their
eotliaetand forget The respect tlueto chairs
and stools which were iievef tt, bio touched
or moved, attd Tire floors mud windows
wiilell must not lye trpd or bfeHtiiet upon
And her bnsband, when his many hours
OF labor Were over, and he felt be had
tafly earned Il happynnd peaceful evening
Was eohtihaallyo offending aganstthe same
laws; tIierefofe the matter frequently
ended BY bis betakibg himself to public
houses, where he WINS All object Of censi.
daratlot, Which he was never at home---
Eeedaage Papet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
A Honey Moon Incident.

i Mr. BaAer, d bald headed genfieniun O
five and f5fty was ninrrifl two week
Iaeo to Mrs Sarnll Garvirl, of IIlifiy. u7,y
ul'a,iards. Tic yoting esonple were Vert
contoffabiy staatsd Ii il silig house !
mice furniture. lafid sonpe income. (Mr
/ y. is aaeiiiof mercantile clerk, Witiia toot
IFalary) Two weeha of raptura pasaad--
| behold Mr.. and Mrs. Baker stated Aide ID,
side Oh ii sofa III their pafior, Arranging
ttlieir plans for the future. The expected
yesfoltssbs4<Jtes happened to bs Tie eaaina
i topic.
Mfa Baker hoped tie flfst play bf tttoyI
/ 2 Dear little fellow ! seem to see him
nowtnntl,fing about illa carpet and Kicking
ffp hls innoeen leats like bsaaed lamb
Kin, He ahali have your nafile. my dear
helix '--~it sonnds 80 beautiful aud rosnap-
! HE. /"
Thank you, my love. ! wished To-
have him ruined Felix, 2 responded her
Ililss,and -" very gtad To hear tlat We
agree iii every thug. "f'll teach him some
amusing tricks; zee If ! don't. I'll make
q man Of him before he's Dix yeafs old.
Won't |, my dear r.
"tFo bs eurc yon will darling. He
shaA leafn to read aud Write before lie
leaves off bis petticoats. know he'll BE-
pfeeoeioas.
Tliat be will and he sha'l learn to
smoke cigar IA soon as lis Ii weaned -
II looks 50 manly to see little toddiing
fellow pufingawuy real Hayanna. All
promising boys learn to smoke eaiy. ]
stnnled III my second YEN"
I'd rather lle wouid mt smoke, my
dear---ifsa D nasty practice "
I A nasty practice, my love How can
that be 7 smoke, You know. "
4 Yes, | know you do, MI. Baker, and
il " the only impefiectiou ii your cliafac.
teri 7"
4 ! conaiderit one Of the most graceful
accomplishments, nadali, and / 70 resolv.
cd THAT every son Of mfne shall learn to
smoke, the very first thing. /"
4 And I've resolved tliat no sou Of mine
shall learn 70 smoke nc all.
Wr B.--(mih ctcttement)" I'm very
glad that you mentioned ii, then, for ii Il
right that we should come to an under
staading on the subjecf. III lot you know
that am masterin my ownhouse.
III let you know that you are not my
master, you ugly old tyrant. 7 4
4 Say sfch another word, You sancy
jade, and I'll turn you ont Of doors y
Touch me il you dare, you cowartly
old vil.an. Help. murder y
Mrs. y. falls into violent liysterics.r Z
Servants rush in house maid, sitpposing
TINT Mrs. .. Is assassinated by her husband
flies to Tie. front door, mid repeats the cry
Of murder. Great crowd collected. Mr.
Haker il tahen III charge by d deputy
marshal Of tho police. Explanation at
the Mayor Office. Mr. u. isbollnd over To-
4,e Of good behaYtol towards Mrs =. which
win iusllre Q quiet house for Tie honey
r1oons And ilere was rather i Bud uatri-
fionial fracas oil about smoke yiyligg.
f6n WI t5ent1ziek.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

H5-DIlie Cotton Party the name Civ
en- in reproaell by Northern agitators 10
the friends of rhe compronise aud the con-
stitation, they being now subject 40 tho
especial abuse of The Northern sreuisters. z
The Journal Of Commerce repiies. s
10 all this cotton IS the great counter.
acting element. Eor The sake Of costs,,,
fleets will cross sigiity oceans. For col
ton, powerful nations will submit 10 afr
routs, will aYoid war, or make peace.
How many times lras it saved ng from il
war with England, and also with France1
Aud now fpsfiosd hpw. ii qtfIckeus tho
synlpathiesof the North toward tile South.
aud Of the SouLf1 toward the North.
Blessed be cotton ftdefesits tho schemes
snf agiiators, nuilifiafs and tlisofeanizera.
" strengthens the arms Of The Union men
in evefy part of the land II. has sug-
gested d nafae for the most patriotic party
of modern days which. though gisefl in
deFision, IL yet extremely approrriafe.
ffheCotton Party, Ell? Yes, the party of
Union, Peace aud Concord. &c man lowell
his fellow man ifhe were willing to n1ake
the least personal sacrifice for the good OF
those 81 distance may, Il he diti not de-
light Ia flle niserie8 Of ofi,ers, and seek 10
make himself happy al their expense, the
world migiltexist without cotton. Batas
II Il, the extinction of cotton would spFead
pail Of darkness over the earth. IT
would unsheath the sword, and lssraish
the dagger Most fortunate it il TINT cot.
ION does notgrow every where. Ii il did,
IL would no Ionger be bond Of union.
But now, the South Is the magazine of
the worlds industry and prosperity.
What would not England give for 4 mo-.
ropoly of cotton 1.-THE North were to
part company With the South, how soon
would England step Id aad supply DIR
place. As II Il, cotton keeps both her
and ourselves in order Iurrab, tE1ers.sffjr
cotton, and the Cotton party. Ifurrais
Tor the Uniou, as ii is. the Constitution,
ny II rs, and the Compromise, asat5s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Coming to the Point.

u Il Il
Miss Helene Marie Weber, a Bel giar
Indy young and blooming, Of course, ii at
present the Chief advocate Of wognan's
fightsin Europe. She IL represented az
possessing the highest order Of intellect
and thorough knowledge Of social and
political economy. Que Of the atest cfol
chefs which has entered the brainof this
accomplished yoiatig ladyfis that ofrobbing
us poor men eli TINT most essential gar-
ment, yulgarly yciept brteelles, under The
plea Of prior right. III there no one
among Us who will stand forth IN this
crisis as champion in behalf Of our rights
and privileges! Wegive Miss Weber's
views Oh the interesting subject III 4ues-
tion:
The neither garment was FIRST worn iii
the bllnreafed form by the women of an-
cieht Judea. How far II resenlbled tlle
modern trowyers We have no definite ins
formation, but the fact Il worth Keeping
inmind that women vers the original
wearefs Of ftnowaers. The exclusive claim
which man 10 psrtinacionaiy maintains to
the u4e Of this garment, IL founded upoll
no principle Of moral ofsoeial policy *
is an arbitrary claim without d solitary
Argument to sllppers i, not even that Of
prior usage. Nature never intended that
the sexes should be Distinguished by ap-
pareI The Beard which SHE assigned
solely TO man Is the natural token ofIflis
sex Bubnan esIeIninafes himself Gofl-
traiy to the evident Purpose of nature, BIZ
shaving of his beard and tIieu lest his
sex should be mistaken, he arrognfes to
himself particular form cf dress E1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Pellec jury Of West Baton Rouge.

Az asfnaiillif session Of tlfe Police Jury Of III.
Pnrisliaf WaRs Baton RunRe, held 1T fiia Gour
hetisa on Monday thu ttli day of Jananry 1851
thu following members were present., vix.
Jran p. LnBatye, ". ], Lyle, Chs. L. Petit
Jos. Z Iandfy, paul Babin, Charles Smith.
alssnt, Messrs. TIatitoii lsol,dsll and Iel,lnne,
| The Clerk being absent N. w. pupe was Oh,
pointed e serve in that capacity pro tenn. Oh
motion The reading 6t Tho niutttrtj oil the laal
meeting WINS dispensed with.
Measfsi Lyle, Habett and Landry being ap-
pointed on q committee 10 examine the bond
Offered w The Sheriff as Tax collector reported
lavofaltlY thereon, which report was upon motion
adopted md enid bond received.
communication was recefyea from the State
stgnhef and another from the Police Jury Of tic
Pnrsh Of ibefyille, which having been renl TO the
Jury, il was upon motion Of w. J.IayIe ffssofeeas
That in view ot the heavy an6aut ut Taxes al
rsHdy imposed for the construction Ut Leveea liz
this PbfiHh, il Ii ine4pedient 1T present 10 raise
tufthaf alegnt faf1he construction Of the sratltl
Lovee inihe Parish Of poinle goup6a.
II was {'ssofe@i. Tint The lttsheetof Of RoAtiH
md leyeea in tho upper Ward of tliia Parish. ba
authorized 10 have 4 Ieyae and road made nj Tie
landa fronting Oh False River and living III this
Parrish. 20 rs to connect The leyee nude on lands
fronting en- tho Rlississippi river with the new
dixie across False River.
n communication rom VI BhfEhr0n HAVING
been iead. itwas ilespfpeR, That The hisr3rtpr Of
roads aud leYeea in Ward No. a he authorized to
contract for the milking Of thc rad and levep
fronting on The Glit-of road in the parishsa If
West Baton Rouge and lberyille, NJ the rate l9b
cents per cubic yard; mud when said work Is oebi-
pluted the President of the Police 1ntf Ii hereby
authorized to draw on the Treasury ior the cost
thereoFf On motion II was
Resolved That the Parish Attorney be ordered
10 take an appeal 10 the Supreme Court in the
suit Of Jaliaa Geutlaau "a. the Police Jury being
the euit No. los on The docket Of the District
Court
II was, Resolved, That III find of ton dollars
he imposed on the Clerk of tho Police Jury for
and neglect OF duty ia not record.
ips tho proceedings ot the Police tury--.yes s.
naysl.
The following accouhtswere then prasenteda and
allowed ToJ. Y. Durable Sheriff in criminal
niattaFs, $It so
Cor Eloetiont,s. - ---- 30 Is
J. T. Nolan, Justice for inquesls % 90
Chs. I. Petit, for criminal niatier 25b
for Inquest, 35 36
N W. Pope for services As pro tenn, 10 90
which having been done aud there appearing no
more business, the Jury adjourned siar de
J. b. LaBAUVE, ptest tSigned1
". w. popE, Clerk pro TEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Juri de Police d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

A une assenbl6e reguliare dc Tufi de policede
10 l'afeisse d'0uost Baton Rouge, tenuc la MAJ.
son do Gour dc Ia de Parosse, Lundi, ID Geme
jour de Janyier, "A, D., 1851, l'appel ayant et6
iait, il 4 paru que Messeufa Jean Bite Iai,auge
President, w. j. Lyle, Charles l.. Petit yaluloni
Hebert. james w. Pipes, Joseph T. Landry, Paul
Bahih, Charles Smith, etalt presena, ct Messeuts
Lonis LaftoF, Magloire Leblanc et John t. Lob-
dell ahaenis.
lie greiiler ap Juri etant absent, N. w. Pope,
tut nofalne grellicr pro. tewporc.
Sur notior, il fut dispense de Ia lecture des de-
ltbdrations de Ia derniefe reunion
MeseietlFs HGbert, Lyle ct Landry ayanf ete
NOMINEES dun couit6 pour examiner len cautions
nement ofieft par y Shetif, CONNIE Celleccur
aea iaSea fair iln rapport favorable, ct le Jtirl,
sur notion fate, arpfeHve le Jill bond.
Lsetufe ayint ete fafte au jnfi de deux COM
munieatiens l'nne de l'Engenieura de fEtat Il
patre dn ufid de Police Dc Ii ParoisHe Il lberville
Il iut r6soln, Sur melton de WI. LYLE, que va
Pcnornte les taxes d6ia imposees pour la con-
stiuction les ceties de cette Paroisse le Juri ne
peut se r6soudre de preicver nne taxe additions
nellie pour IL construction do la Grande l4evde dc
Ia Pointa Conpee. - &
II ut resolu, One FInspeetetlr des cbenlins ct
lev6es pour lie district sup6rieur de Ia paroiss,,,
soft .atltarls6 iaife eonsiruire nne lev6e ct un
chemin le long du chena de In Fansse Riviera,
sur les terfas de eette Pafosse ufn lie les iondre
aax levGes et rhen1ins iaiis sur ID burd du Mis-
sssippi, Pendroit de ID neuvelle digue construte
eur Ia Fansse Risiere.
Lecture taiae dune communication d'EIilaire
Bergeron, i 4 etc r6soiu, Cue finspecteur des
chemins ct leyGes pour l'arrondssemeri No q soft
autorse lie contractor pourla construction di chez
min ct de In lev6o, en- face di Raecottrci de pla-
quemine, au tatx de Ia cents Ia yarde, cube et
le President du Jur est ct demeure antoIisG
tirer sur ID trdsor pour le colt du dit travail
Sur motion, Rcsolu, Que 1'avocat de la Parcis-
We SOFT reapis den appeler h Ia Conr Supreme de
ID decision dams 'aiauife de Julien Gondeau vs. le
Jnri de Police Giant le No iloS, sur le docket de
Ia Cour de District
R6sonq qa'tn aiacnde de dix piastres soft i'm.
pssee MI grefier lu Jufi da~Police cause de son
absence eette sGanee, et la negligence enregis-
tIer les deliberations ae Ia deniere assemblies
fappei nominal sur Ia dite resolution donne S
oui, IN non.
Re&olu. Que les complies suirants soient al
ioaGs:
Az Y. Durable, Sheriff pour services dars les
caases criniipelles sll 20, pour nais d'eleeS
tion, S 80 90
A ]. t. Nolan, ]. P. pour enquete IS
A c. [. Petit. pour ailaire eriminellc, 3 25h
81" = enqtete 8 25 90
a N. w. Pope, CONNIE greilier, s 10
lie Jur s'est alors ainurnG sine die.
JEAN n BrE. LaBAtTN 4, President.
n. W. PofE, GreGier pro, tenn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
CARRIlGEs, WAGONS, CARTS,

AaTIsiTE subscriber hereby re-s ,r-~~-~--
Z Il turns his thanks 10 bis lsus-e fSSS Isli III
ionnEs tor the liberal patrora kaay u
bessised on him. and RESPECTFULLY infortsas his
irieaGs and the public generally that he will con-
inue his business IN all its aauches at his estab-
hshIEent; corner Of Chufch and Main streets.
CARRIAGES OF every description made to or
derof repairedin the neatest manner Plantation
and Roaa Wagons. Carts. Draws, &c. made and
repaired as usual Also, wrouaht-irpn Plouyhs
nladfsto order and Kept oil hand for sale. ana al
kinds Of Plantation Smith and Job work atfsnled
to premptly.
aFfI Al b Subscriber has also ia ~ !
ken the agency for the sale of s.szgssz711sssSg
all kinds Of heelr hf anil Wa
gon woTk, including Wheel apl Dirt Barrosrs.
Iron ASles, Wagon and Cart Harness. &c. from
the ssslebrated nssfafaefory of Messrs Bllsbys &
LATHE. oi Wheeling VA. and will also Keep IN sts-
softffent Of Fiat, Round and Square Iron ior
Smiths and Planters use
Tie attention of Planters and those wishing to
purchase is called to his stock and all orders for
the coning season will Be faithfully attended to,
and aal work orsered on purchased from the sub
seriberfuliy guaranteed The freight on carriages
sent 10 any part 1.-THE Coast will always be paid.
jnns S, ~. w. e. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
TO the Public,

THE undersigned respectfully tenders his
j. thanks to the citizens OF Baton Rouge, and the
public IN general for their liberal patronage, and
havisE now on hand an assortment Of fancy asti-
cies, such as gold and silver lever watches, 70
ladies breaches, finger rings, ear rings la IN
Jenny Lind, perfumes q Jenny Lind, Ma- Ss-zS
sic, Ri,tsica Instruments, flower vases, and many
other articles too numerous to mention, all Of
which can be seen by calling at his old stand,
Harley House Row, church st.
oce ~. Il. G. DEL.fRD ERIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
A.. MI A n n A

TaEtss leave. to inform the public that he las
Id again established him &c Rf1Ns.z c.
Self it his oid stand ons@zs.z5 $. Z asJ
Church Street, where he offers for sale a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDIN ARE, Low FoR CAsIsoron accomoeat-
inss terms and takes this opfortsnityef retnniing
bus tltaiSs to his former Customers, and aatters
himself that has prices and quality of Groceries
and Provisions viii isdncc them to extend to him
a portion of their iorrler patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

| She wna q fnir child with tressaa Of
Ilougtblack liaif lying over iier pillow.
Her eye was barl niiti fiHfcfng, and nj ii
laet mine, she started slightly. bat looaiag
| lap, smiled--I spoketo her fatiier anil turn
fuR to her, asked herif she knew her con.
ldition.
IknoW chat my Hedesfner iivetti. 'saia.
she III d voice whose melody was like tho
sweet strains Of the I,3linn. a haIfllot.r
passed in silence then she spoke in TINT
slime deep. rich, mslodious voice.
Father, | am cold---lie down 1esile
me, and the old man lay down by his
dying child, and she twined her chin arms
around his neck and mafrnured In
dreamy voice, Dear father dear fathers
MY, child, enid theman,' doth the flood
seet1 deep To thee a
.sNay, father, my soul is strong.
,secst thou the thither shoree
Anangel smile, Bnt T am cold---eold
---eoFd' Father, there ii mist Lii the room.
You'll bo loilely--loneIy.
fs this death, father!'
# Is death, Mary.
Thank Col, replied tile child Her
eyes closed. She slept III the arms Of
Jesus.
Sabbath evening came, aud slow. sud
procession wound through tie forest 10 The
school house There, with simple rites,
tic Clergyman performed his duty aud
went 10 the gravc. Tie procession
was short. There were hardy men and
rough, in shooting jackets, and some with
rifles Oh their shoulders. But their warm
hearts gave beauty to their countcnaneee.
as they stood ii reverend silence by the
grave. The river milfmured, and tho birdie
aftag, aud so we buried her.
4 | saw the sun 90 down from tho aane
spot-and tho atnra were bflght before left Y
for ! always had an idea That the grave
yard was tlic nearest place 10 heaven on
earth and with old Sir Thomas Brown
logeto see Il church Iii d graveyard, for as
we pass through the placcs dfg graves ID The \
temple Of God oi earth, % weenust even
paas through the grave % the temple Of
God on higli.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

A new remedy for searlei fever has beertl
discovered, alstl published III the Surgical
journal. The skin being the chief seat
Of the disease, It is rubbed all over With Il
piece Of fat bacun, which al!ays irritation
and prevents the los of tie vital acsian iii
thaslrGace of the body. II Is said that the
disease is almost entirely dssarmel- Old
women in the country say that slices Of flsi
red onion, Lad upon the skin. will cara
sS:arIet or any other fever.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Prepare Yourselves for Cold weather,

Tsl. iLoN still continues 70 offer great IT..
" Sucemeuis t., the purchasers OF hE.9llY J.
Ms2slE 7tL9agffNG, OF ell grades aud qualj-
tiessgio one should buy what they want IN the
shafsoi Clothing without first calling on G.. A.
LION, for there IL no STORE ia Baton Rouge where
theyIhaye as large, well cut and made stocks The
gooi are all fresh and warranted in every respect
whiiSh is something that other houses dare not do
Also boys Clothing Of all kinds, those in went Of
good Goots should repair iorfhe outfit oei .5tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Am limitation to Dinner.


It was observed that a certain rich mar
never invited any one to dine with him
/" IL bet q wager, said a wag, - get an
fronl him.. lie wager bcina
accepted, he goes the day TO the rlcl
Fman's house about the time he was te
dine, and tells the servant he must speak
witlhis master Immediately, for he ,.otid
save him a thousand pounds. & Sir, said
tire servant to bis master, 4 here is a mar
in q great hurry, who says he can save
you Thousand pounds. : Out came the
master. & W hat is that, sir you can
save me Q thousand ponnds r. Yes, sir,
I can but / see yon are at dinner, will
go myself and dine, and call again. z 20
pray sir, come and take dinner with me I
a | shall be troublesome. 6 No, not ali
all. The invitation was accepted As
soon as dinner was over, and the family
retired, the conversation was resumed --
S Well, sir, said the man OF the house,
81 now to your business. Pray LET me know
how am To save thousand pounds ali
I" Why. sir, said the other, 81 hear yo,t
have daughter to dispose of in marriage /
!" have. sir. s And TINT YOU intend 10
portion her with ten thousand pounds
a do, sir. 4 Why, then. &c. let mo
have her, and 1 viii take Eler atIaine thou-
sand e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
CONN Il {DpPENHElET.

asEHFE Wa EHFH5 NHBHsK*3kN Hs#N"EaHVEs
+ RESPECTFULLY call the Mt " ~
IL; k;tention of tbe public 10 their 1 aAX
advertisement IN another column, 9Hs
To tseir large selected stock, further supply Of
chosse and fashionable goods, selected with care
for shis market They have on hand splendid
stdss Of
!Arancy 81 staple TRY dsoosHa,
Closhiiit, Shoes Hats and re1iiimery. which IN
styl:l, quality md eeapnsra not surpassed Ia any
establishment III the South.
.tfsg-call and judge ior yourselves at the Bee
Hitls Store. 49,
eIrner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets former.
" 7. Lanoue's June 9 ",
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
yTarars,

9fs LBS superfine Red Waters, gross Boxes
Transparent Do IL dog Streets motto waters
aSsoned. JOHN q. L.9 N0uE
octia. Post Office room.
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Considerably above forty years ago d
yoenlan ri the neighl,orhood of Keighley,
ilnglaild, got eiitangaed ID the Ineshes ei
the tender passion aud suffered disap ONT
raelf Having taken to bed at that time.
be has kept II evar since. neither threat.
Eior elltfsaties ever once inducing him Ii,
leave 4. His haalt i II unIsli liurea, Ne eats
well, q eonseaons of 81 that Is Be done
around iaisIls and yi1a small cons
pateneg lle Essoa YES fo end Hill sslaYs where
lSiax " itatiinrel himself forg
nearly haIl 4 eentlaf, III