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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE UF BA-
80 TON nOITf.E.

ii HE College, located on = gentle cninence,
commanding an extensive vie~ Of the Mississippi
the Town Of Baton Rouge and is delightful en-.
virons, is ~probably not surpassed IN beauty and
hcaltt,fulness Of situation, BY any LitcrMy estab.
lisl,ment in the country. Comprehending the nd
vantageso Of city residence, and the comfort and re-
tircncnt ofa rural dwelling, il is particularly adap.
ted to young gentlemen in the pursuit Of an educa-
ton. While it 10 removed from the eDidemicks,
dissipation, And perils Of large cities, It affords
ample opportunities for exercise in pure air, for
study and repose. These advantages, literary in
s~titntions, in all countries, have sedulously sought;
but none has been more successful in the pursnit Of
them than the College OF Baton Rouge. In res
pect to location 1t has obtained nearly all that is
desirable.
In the English department due attention will be
paid to photography, Penmanship.. A~ri!hmctiek,
cution, Algebra, Geometry, Mathematics, Book
keeping, botany, Mineralogy, Chemistry, Astron-
omy, Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
Political Economy, the Constitution Of Louisiana,
and Of the United States, and criticism in fefer-
ence to Letters and the Fiie Arts; and in the de-
partment of Ancient and Modern Literature, to
the Spanish, French. Latin, and Greek languages.
The College year is divided into two Sessions,
comprehending forty-four weeks. The first SEES
sion begins on the 10th Of January, and ends on
on the first Monla, Of September, aud terminates
on the third Monday in DccsAber. The periods
intervening are the regular vacations. AT the
o1c.o oC Ia sAann1 Ea...rc . aA III
s,ose o. tue second session . commencement wiz
De ne'u' anu desicss coh!erre", securing 20 grad
nates :. AZ !ne Pr'yleSes usually conferred ~ any
on,versIty "a tns un'.ea a.a.ss.
No staue., wiz pe sum.uea .n,o xol,ege TOT q
iess PERIOD lnan one session! ana All charges Tor
aal. = Scss,on Nus. = = pa'u !" nusance. NO ae-
oaetlon wa. nc msue .or loss 2. nme, except N
cases Oh extreme sckness. racn STUDENT . rec
quired 70 lura'sh one ped anu saHlc,ent oedd'ng,
one khIe anu .ofk, ons c.o."es orusn, one pa,',
. ~ eonos' GU. ts, .o " os.so. anu IVY hapk.n., ana
70 aress IN = s'y'e o' hcathess su'taoie 70 2 COLE
g'a1e me. r...
,ne charge 'or ,oaru anu ! uit'oo - Ssoot Tor
coiicse year, ana a. Tue same rate ior shorter Pc
riods. FOR mend,ns ana washing 700 VIII be re-
q.utreu Tor the same per'oa. Al extra expense,
,hcnrrea oy sickness. or o.nerwass, must De borne
oy .hs parents Q, STUDENTS ancarrans =;
o.uaen.s WI. oe iara'sneu WIN a., necessary
DOCKS ana stationary, AZ the view or'eans retail
nH -. nenher. oe co,,s.. u;n =. r.. -,
a, nerfec, l;bsrly 10 follow any creed n rs - -. ~
~ :su;. a..... - s"y a., {. asspeo. ~
snnhsns.' =! 49, =, ~ Sa,,.ns 49, - *n'
H. 49,. : whi;.h ..,ssnt. s;.L IT," ~ Uu
80 .:u ~ ."s A"'se'oi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
BATON R~outrEMALE ACADEMY.
coxpucrED mia. \ MRS. FISHER.

bkR. n MRS. fisnhn"
xYITH respectful confidence, we place cnr-
~ selves thus puAIy before the community,
solicit that patronaA,h .ch an assiddous devote
to the moral aniutellectual interests OF
use committed to oufstion bespeaks AS coupled
4. and greatly assist the faithful teacher. we
+ from the commend entof our teaching pro-
VI on the inductive t,ciple, introducing that
. , Of books as fast ase could, without put
uore,ts to uunectss4 expcnse. The inductise
sssourse pursued ina most intelligent parts
o..lppe, and. the moAopular in the world
Me.ssnectability was 1.-THE object aimed at, at
the Ing oftisis schoolssst that superiority TO
w%iisi,ity and experieA combined with a la
zorro dconsciencious Sharge Of the teachers
daty AS. In this we han bt eeudisappointed.
as tne ~ number OF obupils, together with
NV W. hss show. 80.
Messpade provision : a most valuable IL
prsry y school, contain a great variety OF
rare = able informationpo almost every
subject. have ordered fK New York and
snail reeve h apparatus y necessary to ex-
plan " eent sciences. Re shall also re-
cease D"osa stationary, Of Z kind, and to any
amonA', ~ directly from Nv York. .
NO pains d spared, TO ain and enforce
me prahe.Psedhe best suthort Our aim in The
y the whole ids
The accomnt e our IL, deror4
uert are estenlEon' "'
Board and n Aooo rrr ,.x.hl,
quarterly :" au Washing Aextra charge
!. Muse 1so ieraer. Use Of INSTRUMENT s
i per mohu.. ..s,N per quartz No deduc
!. tons maui eAsIpAses Of serio sickness.
y The coarse o.. dies cmbrAs every de
Il tal branches. ~includ1E Iii M "a o.n. ala
. rlain and fancy neefsl la tl,rs.a.n a.,
+ Latin Languages whef ested viii ts;.s ,.r
1e ~ticuiar attention.
The eleventh session q n. rA..a.cox
will com msnse ~ day Of Jusry mex,
; education, depends ver! |u Inos M ear. .nsn,
|, ~attcndanee, cannott too 49,, 4 :nJ. :.
/, ~parents. The loss of . 1.E.,s. a'"" =.
= sometime. be irreparabs ra;siiy Ssg the the
!. are we'll chased. Il Z
= Baton Rouge, Dee % "A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

Observation-Disclosures Msximus tells % thss
when Hannibal had bsseiged C.ssilioium. snd re-
duccd tie fa.rison for want Of food. to the tss.
extremity. q soldier happened 10 catch mouse,
and his coves,u.n~ss exceeding HE hunger. be
.o,d f, 10 one Of his comssdes for morn than
eleven pounds sterling; but il proved : very fatal
b,rr.in to him. for he thss bought the nouss
saved his life by the purehsas. and b thai sold j,
-,l;eA of famine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
Dsetrp.
From Tie Nep York Mew Era1
THE YOUNG r

THE YOUNG MOTHER.
In the f'wret that blooms on its own green stem
In the sunbe rms that dance on the SEA
In the Ugh, that beams from tbs ocean gem,
In the sweep Of the fowery lea.
Ia The silvsry sheen Of the young M.y moon.
Vim the blush Of the mornings dye.
In lae shsdows that sleeps meath the autumI
SnooD.
In the rainbow that spans the sky,
There is beauty but where l. the besu.y ran vii
" ith the soul speaking glance Of young moth
er's eye!
In the song ofthe poe. when loves bright spell,
Der tho strings Of his Wild harp sweep.
In the orators voice when II proudly swells
Ger the waves Of the mental deep,
In the melody heard in the hush Of night,
In the wild birds song Of gleel
When ho welcomes the smile Of the coming light
From his dew sptinkled throne 10 the tree,
There is imusic-but where il the music whose
Can match with tho song ia the young ms,hsr's
bower
In the wild birds song, in the green wood shade
When vernal skies are bright,
In I've heart Of the true and trusting msid,
In The breast Of her chosen knight
la the bridegroom glance 10 the brides glad
ledf,
Wtea the binding vow 10 said,
In the smile tina. silds the cloud Of esr,
Ger the orphans pathway spread,
10 love ; but where 10 there lore 81 deep
A. Tho young mother breaths DER her infants
sleep!
Oh, holy and pure IL the 1--we iLa, burns
IN w~o'nans' faithful breast,
Whsn her eye in fond d~svoti"n turns
To the infants place Of rest
md ever - on that loved one gIides
Through life, it burnsthe ssme;
Through JOY or grief. Ger its lot psesiJss-
In the ttonient Of glory or shame,
Sill il shines - with q lustre unchangsns and
bright,
ike . radiant star on tie brow Of the night.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
STATE OF LONE
on VEST RAT18

- AMBROSE TESTER All
W.st Baton 4 ouge. having 1e'a Of
e. ancipa,e his mala,to e't' g
:. y. po,;..e Jury Of the said PavisRt etect
~ ~. ave any legal opposition tPefens
said emancipation. are nohheo 20 p1d y.
ne Ia. ao,;6ca,;er. sted
the p'ss'' WIT HEBERT, d
West Baton Rouss, Nov u -act
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
NuT'lEE

ME undersigned has The honor to info: m the
pubic in genera, that he has received from
France the following articles:
Nous e.ine. de lame, merinos black ard co.ogel,
silks, %satins, ribbons, Grape, artificial flowers, silk
shawls, cscleGire and = bet ditto Mousseline de
aine ditto, Valencia and thread lace, blond d Ito,
ladies and childrens'a oolen bonncts,merino aprons,
silk 10 nets, capottes for ladies, cambsic ditto q
'atge assortment Of gloves for gentlemen aud lad .es
farege ni'tens, write 6anneI: perfumery, straw
comets fos ladies' and misses; hats for meE and
boys; cambria hanlkefci,iefs enbro idered and
plain lii pieces. stuff fir winter clothing, shoes
c,octs. garden seed, sparkling Champagne and
Burgundy.
Nov 9s AZ G GIJsMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

rrAS returned. and Is again locnted in Baton
- Rouge. He respectfully proffers his services
to his patrons for the performance of all operations
OF Dentistry and re-attention to former operations.
Office one door North Of John Reid, in room for
merly occupied by A. Devall, ESQ: 81
James NJ. Elanl q Amos Adams,
TTORNEYS and Counsellor al Law, viii
IA practice CONFORMITY in the Sd, 4lh, and 9th
Judicial Distrcts-Oaice at Baton Rouge near the
Cart Honss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

Could NJ bot have the heart 81 The wicked ia'd
before u. could Ne eco how il l. torn and ~rans
b, the ssil passions that hafbof within i |; coo'd
NJ hut u,ask how, even in the stfonseae and
mo.t determined breast. when bent npous esh
purpo,e, or engaged in wicked sess. fear snd
.rprshen.son. 20 hand in hand. with every deed
r. evil. vh;,e rep@ntsaee. rsmorse AMI puai-meni.
follow m,rs slowly. though not less surely 20
m. S,.,.ncs-whai On Instructive. ~hss % -
r., lesson II would be, end how fta'fai'y ~
.h,ril .h,,ok back from tbs commission 81 ~
e,., crime, y from the brink Of = principles sasrs
once overleaps. d.shss us down over . tnsussns
.,.;,,.a ,ocks. even ioso the gulf Of hell itself.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

4 malta, informs his friends hat ne n.s
"a received on consignment, the following aru'
cles: .;,n f,ocr 9
ia ca ,ks canyassed bacon hams. weighing ITO" .
10 3an lbs; pn, up for families.
81 kegs nails. assor'ed.
so pieces xsat. and Scotch bags'ng.
30 coils rope.
100 pounds Irvine. s;,,;
% boxes champagne, Of the favored Mississippi
brand.
S boxes old t'hamheriin.
~ dozen old por wine 10 pint quar-. pn ns,.s
He also has tive pleasure Of informing TOE pao'le;
that he is authorized to purchase, One tnousN. !.
Bale. Of Cotton, ioI which a air marker Pncs <
e given. --.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
Caldwell e Hicky.

NO. 63, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
I'D ESPEC FULLY inform their friends and
M the planters generally in the vicinity Of Ra-
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage & Commission Business alone; and they
hope, from their close application to business. to
receive . share Of public patronage.
pa,ue, q -Ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
d5 4s
NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET
- The new and splendid
$500 steamer sNEw ORLEAss,'J
MF=SEA@sER Hart. master, win run as n
.Ags Weekly Packet between '.
Orleans and Bayou Sara. Leaves New Orleans
every w sdnes lay at 10 O'Clock A NJ. aud Bayou
Sara every Saturday n o-o'ciock a n.
a.hs New Orleans 10 Entirely New, with doub-
10 Ensine. Tin hurricane + oof, and splendid accom-
moda.ioo. for passengers. Passages and fre'shss
for the above aud all Intermediate 20 rs: reduced
from rs to Is per cent from the preseh, rates ehare'
ed by the Bayou Sara Packets.
Her facilities for carrying freight are 70 extern:
s;ve. that she will never be compelled TO REFUSE
frArh,s Of Planters or Merchants between "e~
orleans and Bayou Ss-a.
passage from Baton Rouge to New Orleans ~
from New Orleans to Baton Rouge 81.
Dec ( "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
LIFE Pills
ND PHENlX Buffers.

A rOSlTfE CURE FOR FEVER & kUE,
ND BILIOUS FENERS.
A well-resated and proporaouate quaint of
"A. bile upethc stomach II always reqnisi for
the promo,iosf sound heaith-at stimulates des-
ton, and kea the intestinal canal free froAll
distractions IN the inferior ~srfacs Of the LII,
lisa peculiar hder, in which tie bile is FIRST p
served, being an,cd by the liver from the bloS
Thence it pa4 into the stomach and intestins
aud regulates II Indigestion. Thus We see, Will
there is = dedciey o. biIe, tho body is constant.
~costiyc. On thiher hand, ans oyerabun,iance 9
bile causes freqt nausea at the stomach; an
often promotes Sry severe attauks of disease
which sometimetd in death.
MOFFAT'S L. MEDICINES should Away
be taken in the en- stages Of bilious complains
| and if persescred trict,y according to the direc
tons. will positivesHect a cure
The mineral nnetncs often prescribed in thes
diseases, although ~ may effect q temporar
cure, at the same t~ifcreate an unhealthy state G
the blood, and constsntly tend to promote a re
turn OF the very disc which they are smpioye
To cure. Il is then, she use Of purgati. =, OK
clusiycly formed 81 Ssab1e compounds, v .ch
possessing within thenlyes no tieIeterious 8 n
cies. which dccomposh combimtion or alt, :,
ton can devclopc Or iy,to .etion: and, TICK
FORK, capable Of produsiAn effect, save that whic
is desired-that a safe rSlv Is found,
THE LIFE PILLS AEpHENIX BITTER
have p.oved to be the mat.nny In their effect
in cases Of bilious diseases sny purely vegetabl
nrenaration ever o6eredto public. If the ste
mach isfoul. they cleanscat cxciting il to thr0
OFF It's contents If not. thcys 10 the iuodenu,
without exciting vomiting Or SSes hIlhe stomach
stimulating the neighborings era. As the live
and paacras, so as to produce ssore copious 40
OF their secretions into the mixes; stimulatin
the cxhaicnt eapiilaries, termiAsr in the limit
coat, which an increa sei aow Of useless part
cles Of the body foreign matters ,,ktained seer
|, tons, are completely dischargeda
M7B. JOURDAN has been AAinted age
for the sale Of my medicine in Batsouse,
aug e4-2s WIN. B. MOFk. ii. Yorl
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m Notice.
HE Undersigned having resumed the pracree
Of the Law, tenders his professional services 10
THOMAS GIBRES MORGAN.
Baton Rongs, March 81, 1883. II
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u. T. e co.


NJ sale dealers in Medicines, Oils and Paints
English aud French Chemicals. Window Glass
P~erfuReries. Varnishes Dye stuifs, Specs &c. !,
Their store for the present is at No. 1l6 julia
street, one door from corner Of Camp.
HrN. B. Par,icnla, attention will be paid to
putt ,g up family medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from the country generally. Landry L Co.
invite planters aud me h cn;cs to give them a call.
New Orleans. i sne & IT
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WV IINIU''
IVES, BATON Rouge, Oct IL. 1870 30

nUST RECEIVED; TIE Pathfinder z vo.,
Jacob Sheppard 2 vol, Fool Of Quality = vol,
Hone AZ found ! vol, Nicholas Nickleby, MARA"
o. Young Maids Fortune, The Gentleman OF me
n,a Srhoo,. eut,s Com n~entaries abridged, The
Ray. owe Rook, Gums Domestic Medicine fey,-
80 Edition. Hooperss Medical Dictionary. Com
<,ook.s Geology, The life and Travels OF Mahso
PARK, Rsqurl on Baking. Tooker.s Life O !e,-
frrson. .Ioiiani's Life Of Martia Van Buren,, ahe
| lie Of BLACK Hawk, The Life Of Boone, r'n,
~,,fc.I.s Lives, Russeii's History Of Greece sno
France, The Ing Cabin ALMANAC Tor tS4t, In
| Fortuue Teilen Own Book, Barrit's deosraphy
nf the Heavens-Together with . variety OF blank
1911. Note and Rerspt Books, and 4 large assof'
meat al Gera.aa Silver Spoons, Stationary, iahel
ARTICLES and Bstanic Medicines for sale :. IN
Raaks,ors 81 GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
Eenaenhsr lao
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

A TOUCH OF THE SENTIMENTAL.
Twas noon; end no sound broke the sephysies sif
AZ clone, in eon,snplstivs mood.
I stood whittier vsadssine footsteps hsd LED,
By The verge 81 pool 10 the wood.
| All wsaps and Inspired By the hs.ut'fal ,,sns.
Collins forth . smooth Pshlls. ] saiS;
| oh, grant me. - powsssi % bshoA one 'roS'
And III wager -four peses he's dssd.
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NOTICE

M vILLENEUVE LEBLANC, testament
N1L tary executor Of the late James kappei'er,
+. III. c , ha ving the intention 10 emancipa.e u,s
slaves named JOE, aged about M'ty Two Yeas;
and SIMON, aged about thirty years, and
pierre. aged twenty esgh, years, and having
been authorised 10 that effect by the Police Jury
oe The Parish Of lest Baton Rouge: all person
who may have any legal opposition to make TO IN
said emancipation, are notified to present. them !
the Parish Cour,, within the delay Of forty day
e,,m the date Of the present advertisement.
WIT HEBERT, Sheriff.
ws, Raton.Ronge, Nov IA, l640. 40
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nov % s42
FOUND.

FOUND.
WK7AS found a mouth ago in the river, oppc
w size General Devenposts plantation, In inc
us.isi. Of Eas, b ,ton Rouge, a ba.e Of cotton eae
mark on VII CHI is almost entirely fies'nle: t'e WORD
. MouNr' being the only thing that can be read
The owner will call for il; prove property ano pay
expenses, otherwise il will be sold Alter the expire,
ton or thirty DAYS, 10 satisf, the charges incurfsd
in saving il lom he river and storage
Nv 81 ~ WV SULLIVAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
n1ssoI1rrIoy OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TEHE partnership heretofore existing oetwse"
the undersigned having this day been dis
solved hy mutual consent, the business VIII mere
Alter be carried 90 by D. SANGER, VINO ne
come. responsible Cor all la wfui debts against I'M
i,te firm. aud will receive all dues.
SEN IS 81 u. SANGER & d.
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coTTONE

= Prayer. celebrated ConoE
- each, received on eonsign 81 r., ~
accommodating terms: Il
= il f. A1ps sro.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

0uIrH 4 eolncfrxScs-A MT beere s~s"sy
gave . challenge 70 tia tssto.sile,s Of nam 10
di.cu.. their principles. which they sesep'ea.
End appointed - thsi, champion . ps's,' % NE
Mama Of Porter. Il il - be hoped shss saey WIZ
no, b. s;liag on the day Of The eansess.
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anusgoh 4s

EusTseivsd and for sale very low, 'ed ana
a o,t,lh lime Juice, fresh casio, oil IN pint
bottles, CD axes, veaitian red, alum, oesl co. 20,
pal varuishange flower sa'er, fine pam. OH
slacking, hn shee,ing. hes, chewing tobacco.
Wv. MUssELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

MATrA has received a coSnTncnt Of
"a choice wines. Twelve dozetd Hook
5 6 dozen half bottles old Olivia Mia 1928,
s dozen bottles old MADEIRA 1885, whtwiii be
soli by the box or single bottle. A'sobarrels
,vrun battery. and so barrels sugar
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state of Louisiana,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUG
Fourth District Court.
BIT Beauregard,

Mar NJ DoIsineur,
IN virtue Of a wri, q. feri faeias T. me direct
l61 ed by the honorable the Foa'tn p's'ile'
f,o,,t palish and State aforesaid. VIII % ex.
posed al public sale on the 4,h DAY Q, 'a"'sIy ~.
The us,n, hours Of sale, all the right, title /. interest
~. demand of the defendant in and 10 the 'oiioW-
ing described property, II wit.
Asou, twelve thousand pounds Of cotton IN see )
se;.rd 10 satisfy the judgment and costs ]" the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
d5 4s Sheriff.
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NOTICE.
WS
~

AT per.on, having claims against "a o9e,s
IL. - X. late James Penny d~sceasesi, o. u.s
!" !, of E,., Baton Ropse. will p.essn. them duly
p...hsn';es,ed q The undersigned Execn:efs q sa,d
succession. before The ist day Of February nss.,
Ia L and those indebted, will make psy"e"' %
'a1 aH's' M ELpAs,
s. SKoIriEIn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

NOTICE.
FOR BAT0RoUGE AND lNTERMEDi'
TIE LANDINGS.
~lE wrllown steamer ROBT FULTON,
l.. Hoot master, viii ply as above as a
resalar sem,-wNy packet, leaving New orleans
nm Tuesday anSstnrday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
and re,urnins, le Baton Rouge On sday
aud Sunday at sane hour--commene'ng on
Tuesday, 22A 50 For fl eight or passage, ap-
ply TO the captain board.
Sen, 10 32tfS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19

M NOTICE.
- 4. WHirMaN WiLcax has removed ITS office
to the building Formerly occupied by Mad. Hatch,
and the second door from Dr. Ha,ney's. lie will
be found there al all hours unless professionally en-
gagged. Ocvl9 sc &
TIN NOTICE.
%As ). SOITERRE physician and s,,rseou-ac.
coucheur Of tho Medical faculty Of Paris waving
permanently settled At Baton Rouge Informs the
inhabitants of the town and its vicinity, 10 whom
he offers his services. that he has cstahiished his
Office at the drugstore Of Souterre s. Fsyro,, La.
fayette street.
NAV lS Is
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NspTiCE.
VIII RNEIfYr leblanc nf the Pa

NNR vILLENEUyE LEBLANC OF the r..
rish of West Baton Rouge, having the 'n'en,
iion 10 emancipate his mulatio woa'an "an
PAMiLLs. aged sixteen year., ana having -
sa;I PARISH ali pc rsons who may have uny legal
oanos;,.on to make 10 the said emsncip zion, are
notified to present them to TIE Parish 10 :, VIM
il the delay Of for.y days from the dats Of us
ufesen, advertisement. -,
w., p.,o, Ro,,yc- Oct II. IS40 -36
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-19
STATE OF1yOUIsIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Third
District Court.
Ann " White,
" INo 1915
Joseph Penny.

:. ,..,, !. ; ;,..,. v ass
her.husband.
fe@f virtue ola writ of feri Grios to me direc
49, ted by the Honorable The Third pistric,
Court, Parish aud Stat e q foresaid, will be *!
posed NJ public sale, on
SATURDAY, December 10, 1910.
On the premises. between the usual hours If sale,
all the right title. 'nterest aud claim Of the defend
ait, Joseph Pen, y, IN and to the following de
scribed property TO wi
A tras.t OF laud kno"n MS the ya,i,nonde. trac,
containing 1--WE hundred arpcn,s, and the tract o
land adjoining the foregoing, and known US tie
L'llry tract, containing oul hundred arpenis, with
The Horses, stock of cattle and farming u,cns,Is On
the sane belonging TO thu defendant.
More over. ~ head Of cattle, 3 horses, 50 head
ofhogs, one OK cart and one horse cart. Seized
to sadsfy the judgment and costa in the above en-.
titled suit.
Terms of sSale-Cas,.
Env71 40 FUG DUPI.ANT1ER, Sheriff
PROBATE SALE.
MILi. BIZ sod at pubic sale OF, Tuesday the
w s9th Of December i-49 tie following de-
scribed property belonging to the success on Ut lie
late join Bills, dscea set, via.
The tract OF land Mtereoti the deceased resided,
tegetner with TIE building and improvements there
on, con.ajhing ISL acres, 5I,1O0, toand.
ed by land Of Mrs Williams on die west aud BY
tho q OF Ohm Gayle on the East. A tfaci Of lana
on the Co'nite, containing 225 afpenis.
Lot enc aud two Of section M softy three, town.
slip N scvsn, south Of range No one, east, con-
tanning two hun lred and aty one and 5ilI00 acres.
SIX town lots in square No 81 Of Beauregard's
section Of the town.
SLAtyES.
Dick ased45; Klein 4S; Rachel Is and her
child Marina; Sally rs and her children Harry
S and Charles 6 months old, Sam "a; Molly Is, |
II; Daniel 36: Peggy 90.
Moreover 70 head If cattle, - head Of sht cr, |
] head Of horses ] wagon l pa tent scs!e: l horse
cart, l buggy; fsrming utensils: household furni
lure, etc. |
Also 80 bales Of CH,on.
Terms-1'he landed estate and slaves one fonrt,
;as',, the balance AT | 2 and 3 years credit, pur-
,hasers 70 furnish enlorsei n,tss, payable III
Bank ind mortgage TT lined until final payment.
he personal properly al one years credit, for all
INNS over $50 dollars, under that amount cash.
..Ths cotton will be sold at Mr. Larguier, IN the
own Of Baton Rouge on the 9Th inst for CAST.
nov2S-42 Gil: TESSIER, Judge.