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GEROCE L. BARBER
NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENT.

M H. MANN,
~ 5H~NsN SSSe35st E~a@Sc 4 wi has just re-
H9zs.!!y s@ - s:'S1 ;.a ', ::%% %2;
G&C,!TN VI " si0n,) supply Of
New Music, Mu-
cal Intrumcnts, &c. which he is authorized to sell at
the lowest Boston REAL prices. The Music for the
Piano Forte consists of Songs, Gees, Duets and
Trlos. New and bcawlirl Marches, Quicksteps Gal
opadcs Valves Dances, and pieces with variations,
some of which are the latest publications of the Bos
ton Brigade and Brass Bands.
MSO--A great variety of American, German,
French and English Musical instruments, consisting
of Bugics Trumpcts, French Horns, Bass, Tenor and
Alto Trombones, b flat, and flat Caronols, Ger
man Concert Flutes) from 10 nine keys,) Flagoo
let's, Octave and Picoo Flutes and Flies Splendid
Bass Vols and Vlolins, elegant and plain Violin anC
lass Niol Bows. Superior Roman Violin, Bass Nio
and Guitar Strings of every size and letter. Engsl
and French Clarlonctt Reeds. Splendid French Ac
cordcons, Spanish Guitars with plain, and German
Silver patent heads. Instruction Books, with Gam
urs Lessons and Exercises for all the above, and 9th
or instruments, are now for sale AT Mr., Manns resi-
dence few rods north Of the Episcopal Church, II
Burlington, where lie respectfully invites customer
30 give lima call.
Military Bands and Music Schools furnished viii
Music, Musical instruments, (and Instruction, u de
sircd,) at short notice.
TJPIANO FORTES strung, repaired md tune
usual.-Burlngton, May I, ISL. IS
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rTNHEO A. PECK & Co AT the sign of the Mortar
/ have Just reed quantity of Cayenne ItpPer, oi
English importation. Constantly on hand bompaS
Gum Myrrh genuine Bayherry Bark, do do IN row,
der, Jamaica Ginger Root do. do. in Powder Eengal
and Ohio Turmercs, &c, &c sept No. i0'u'
u AZORS.--Joseph Rodgers and sons superior
Ii aiso pomoroy's hne Strops and the white Wind
snr Snan for sale by IL VI OlpIllNNN 20,
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SNUFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. NJ,
- IIiichcock's newly invented Snul the best arti-
Gle ever discovered hy scientific men, in Europe or
America for the cure and absolute relief Of Caiarrh
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head.
aches Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuilcs, partial shocks Of Palsy Nc. For sale
+ roprieior, No. III Gcnesee ST, Utica, and 10y the
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, }. 4
}. II. Peck & Co. In vergeuncs, by J. ii. Bowman
In Milton, by Burnett Sawyer. In Georgia. by Lo
renzo James
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M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Valuable
lvl Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means of saving thousands from an unmcy grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years, with grca,
success, and found very cilicacou> in the following
di.cascs, viz. Consumption, Whoopng Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, dilicnt Breathing, Influenza,
clumsy, Asthma, Phthi,ic, Splitting Of Blood, Flaiu
lcncv, Indigestion, Looscnc,s of the Bowels Fits OF
every kind Cramps, Rcket>, Collie, Calarrh, Dy>cn-
,rry, Painting, lypochondrlac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive Of Con-
,agions diseases, Govt and Rheumatism.
HI above Medicine i. prepared l,v Henry Sew
mour, OF Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, iy
1lc direction of said Moore and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the United States.
Sold Wholesale and retail ly *. J. II. Peck Co
and rhco. A. Peek n Co.. Burlington, and by the
deaers genernlly lhronghnm the connIry
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The subscriber continues to manufacture, and offers
for sale, the follwing articles =
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Maccoboy, rose American Rnppce
limitation do Sfdr'2 Holland 10
Sicily do Tubcrosc
Maltese do st. Omcr,
Curacao do Strasburg,
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
DcmiQros, Nachitoches,
Pure Virginia, French Rappee,
Burbon, American Gentleman,
ST. Domingo, Pure Spanish,
Copenhagen, sup. far'd l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Irish blackguard)
and Fine or ( coarse
High Toast. Irish High Toast)
SWEET SCENTED FINE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Oronoko do do.
| FINE-CUT SMOKING TOBACCO
Sprpish, Kitefoot, CANISTER, Common. and Stems.
| PETER LORlI.LARD, jr.
| 42 Chatham Street
| New York March, 25ii. I7.2n
J. & !. II. Peck #. Co., agents, Burlington, VT.
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PM; NIIlER.

% 600 feet inch Pine Plank, clear & 2d
ZO.OOO quality, for sale. Inquire Of
Nav II, lSil. SlRONGS y ".
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HORSE FEED.

sOO Bushels SHORTS for sale, good arti
.)UO Gle for Horse Feed, by
HICKOK & CNTLlN.
10 May, ISL.
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lust RECEIVED from New York, the best as
y sor,ment of Black, Blue BLACK, Brown, Invisible
Green and West Of England
BROADCLOTHS,
Black Blue Black and Drab
CASSIMERES AND DOE SKINS,
the best of Plain and Figured SATINS,
Velvet Valencia and Marseills VESTINGS,
and Trimmings of all kinks ever before offered in the
market, which will be sold very low for the Ready
Pay, at their shop in Church street. lately occupied
by f. T.. Evans where all orders will be executed in
the best style and on the shortest notice.
ni9w3 c. BENNS d son.
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NOTICE TO DENTISTS.

rV,IIE Subsrhers are Agents for the sale Of
l STOCKTONS CELEBRATED TEETH, q
Philadelphia. A supply pst opened. GOLD TIN
N'''N YHEo. ) PECK & co.
Nav {. ISL Apo,heearlea
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NEW GOODS.

ID DOOTITTIE has just rccoiy'dlrom New York
l Il large and general a 'ortintnt Of Gcops SUIT
able for the scason-umong which may be found
BROAD CLOTHS
Black Blue, Invisible Greer Ride Green, ana Cadet
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.--THE TEETH
Al IIIE IEE,rII I-IuE lNInAIr A Il !, Innru

lNl THE TEETH '!-lHE lNtuMFABABID TOOTH
PREPARvrIoN. The fact is proved, and the mos in
crcuou> ad doubling fully convinced, as we have
he evidence from the sale of % 900 oXes OF the Odon
tea within the past year, that the topion dreams Of
the achynl>i realized, and remedy discovered
for preserving thoc important, and usein appcndages
of the human system, hy the Use OF the Magnetic Oion
tea which by it, attractive, and strengthening quail
ties removes all cx,raneols substances from the teeth
and preserves them IN thcrnaiural trlanty and the
gums IN >oundnc>> and beauty. 1t l. a>ocrancd from
experience, that when used, the teeth will never tie
cav hut I'LL the latest OF man, with their
natural wear. When they are dccayed, It's progrcs,
will lie arrested and the teeth preserved and prevented
and preserved from achng-all this has cen done in
a multitude Of Instances, and morc-m thou and> OF
cases, nervous tuohachc, Chat climax ufpan) has al
once been ecctualIy cured hy popular .denrIricc IN
America. And in conclusion, where, or who Is the
Young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values IA beautiful ofteeth, sound gums and sweet
breath more than fifty cents, that will lie longer dr>iI-
m,c OF box of Dr. VI. liltrhcock's Magnetic nlunca
For 81 e wholesale and REAL, IS 4. lilrCllCoCk
Co., No. III Genescc 81. Utica, ~ Y, and by then
agents throughout the United States. In Burlington
| hy j. d J. II. Peck 4 Co., and lheo A. Peek ~ Co
In Vergcnncs by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by Bur
nett & Sawyer. In Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug.
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Black Blue steel mixed and fancy colours Sarnot'=,
Linen and Cotton pania'oon siutlS, n great variety.
TAlLORS TRIMMINGS,
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RAlSED for and put up by Joseph Breck & Co.,
~ al the Seed Establishment connected with the
New England Farmer Office, Boston. Each sort is
labelled with Directions for It's culture.
"'lhe above Seeds are of the growth Of 1910, and
IF The very best quality, being raised 10y the most exc
rcricnccd growers, expressly for this establishment
except such sorts will not ripcn TO advantage IN
This country, which imported from The first houses
N Europe. Awarc'ol the great complaints hat have
hitherto existed in regard to Seeds, and OF the mpor-
lance the Gardener, Of having such as can lc
ned nroncvcry fort has been made a, this establish
mcni To raise and vcnd such only as will give perfect
iati>iaclion."
ALSO-Omamcnial Flower Seeds, 4 choice vare-
", Ruta Baga, White Flat Turnip, Orange Carrot,
Sugar Beet, &c-abovc at whulc>as and retail hv
April 1911. SIRONGS & co.
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VOL. XV....No. I.
Abijah Aliens estate.


DISTRICT or CuITTENDEN s.
nENlER PLACE, Admn,ra or, with the viii
- annexed Of the estate Of AjlJAH ALLEN, laic
of Sheburnc. in SAID district, deceased having filed in
said court his petition in writing, setting forth that the
claims allowed Hy the commissioners a.ans, said c>-
tate, amount 10 Sll3 10; that the expenses Of admin
lsterlrg sad estate cannot lie less than iO that the
sad te>aor left no personal estate, aud that he dic
situate in said Shclburne, with house aud wood shed
standing thereon, which land is unincuml cred, that
the saIdie>laor had previous to his DEATH contracted
with one Chanccy Lyon, for about five acres Of land,
for winch he was 10 pay Sl50--and receive deed OF
sad i've acres when he should have paid therefor
that previous 10 his death he had paid sad Lyon S7j
towards sad land, and that the undersigned had,
since the deaf of the sald te>ator paid the said Lyon
the alance due for said last mentioned land for tie
bencIit OF sad estate and praying the said court 10 Ii
censc num- The sad Administrator, TO sell the interest
OF sad icsiator in SAID five If land and 80 muc
other real estate Of the said tc>tatur will be ua,c
>ary TO pay the debt, against SAID estate and the oX-
pcn,c> Of administration.
Wherenpon the court aforesaid doth appoint IL,
second Wednesday Of June lsil, for hearing an
deciding ON sad petition, the office of the Rc-iScr
OF sad court IN ,ad Burlington and doth order that no.
ice thereof gvcn to all persons interested lv pn
lcatl"n OF tins order containing tie substance Of said
petition three weeks surcc>sivelv, in the Burnricu
FREE res, a newspaper printed IN said Burlington.
III the comfy o thttcnden, previous to the said .cc-
ond Wednesday Of June, l5ii.
Given under my hand at Burlinctun in sad dis,r..
| 'his lolh Jay ol May, Icll. n5O
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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nNE Yoke of Working Oxen-npply TO
~ HlCKOK IL CAT11N.
May 4, 1911.
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EAREWELL'S Cater Boots Walking Shoes
L Spring Heel and French KID SLIPS, also Mss-s
Slips and Children Shoes for sale by -
niy J.. NJ. WRIGHT e. co.
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'his lo'h gay oi May, Ioil: n50
WM. WESTON, Register

ST TIE OF NERM Mt The Probate Cour.
District of ChItcndon, IS. ! for district of Chit
tcnden: To Gl persons concerned in the Estate of
ABlJAH ALLEN, late Of Slclburnc, in sail District
deceased, GREETING.
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TJERUs GRASS SEED for sale by
III SfRONGS q co
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XNTORM LOZENGES..-rhis valuable article
w is daily establishing itself, as the best medicine
for that painful and sometimes fatal complaint chil-
dIcn, The worms. At wholesale and retail hy
Jan. l. 1911 TlIEO A. PECK n Co.
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SO Pieces Challys aud Nous.in he dues' just
~ opened and cheapa- the cheapest, by
MO f.. NJ WRIGHT * co.
NOR SALE, ten quarter Irish Linen S.to..IrEs a.
L superior quality " Lp' m we
MnN sd. lSll.
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Grass Seed at $3.50 per BusheI.
A few bushels of very clean Grass Seed for sale al
IA 81, so per busholby IllCKOK e. CATLlN.
May 5, 1871.
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I.OVEl.y u MiIR'h'uT

HAyE lust received an addition to ther pfe5'1 ~ az
| sor,ment Of Carpctiug Rugs FofIne N1S'',
Natrn" Floor oil Cloths sc, which together makes
more extensive assortment Than was ever po,. or
G,rod in his piacc TO which tho attention a. lW'i"
yrs ave r.guectiuly Invited. May II, Ia
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DROWN Shce;ings, Ticking Cotton Yarn, Wick
ID ing, Irvine, Batting, Crash Diapers, etc. very
low, by j.. NJ. NklCHI " W
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Burlington, May 10, lSlI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
NOTVELLES NARCHaNDISEs.

'" bISLC
E soussigne a l'honneuf d'informer les DANES
II ct les messients de Baton Rouge ct dies euvi
rons, quill Went de receVcir IN nougel Assortment
de maFchandises dams lie deroier gout, CONSISTENT
principalement en- Chales pour DANES
Manteanx pour DANES ct messieurs en- draps ct
ell merinos,
Bellies Ftaue|les, bombazine, mousseline-la:ne
MeFinos fruncais Ell anglais, cachemires ct Sd
tins;
CaIicots farefis des derniers noodles;
l~mpritn6s an-Iais III. id
Ii. AMERICAN I'd. id
it. pour appartemens Id. III.
TuiIe irlandaise ct tisse de toute espGca:
MouchoiTs de toile ct de batiste bEodas ct unis.
Deuteiles de cotton ct de fl;
Satin ct sole; .
Rubaus ct fetrs ar,ifcislles de tou,e esaece
une gfande q~uantiie de Bas de lame, de cotton
ct de so:e,
Tres beaux Habits pour Hommes,
kedjngotes. Eilets ct pantalons de premiere
quaiite. Giiets de casimir ct de satin;
themises de I0!te,
Chemises de cotton. avcc lie deeant en- toile:
Do de Caiicot ~ftanctis:
Calecons e. Gnemises lie f~anelte;
Chapeaux d. Feute ct casquettes:
Chapeaux mons fraucais,
ID. i'd americans:
Boues ct Rroiequins a l'epreuye de l'eou. 81 lin
Grand Assortment de souliers ct bot.es pour da.
mes Fl messieurs:
Toi'es blanche ct acrre, - Etcfe pour Negres,
Parasols en- sole de differences grandeurs:
Faience ct VerrerIe, etc. etc.
Qu'if ofTre Il veadre a des Prix tres raisounables,
Les Danes ct les MessIeurs sont respe etueuse-
ment invites Il yeuir visitor lie Magasin de
ID. SANGER,
a lEncoigarrre des rues Lafayette e, de rEglise,
Nov. l4-40.
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. VENTE REMISE PAR LIE CONSENTE.
MENT DIES PARTIES.
Fiat de In Louisiana,
Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
Sc Est Baton Rouge.

', ~",' ": =; !: y' s.,,.' No. a'o'
TsKsaN vestu dun writ de teri facias a moi adres-
IN SO par lhon. Cour d1. Tr0isieme District de
la Paroisse ct Fiat ci-dessus, Il seIa expose Ell
vente p~ub!ique.
LUNDI, 4 Janvitr 1871
a la Maison de Cour de la vile de Baton Rouge,
aux heures ordinaires DIES veutes tous les droits
~interets, titres ct pr6tentions du defendeur Nor
gan Morgan, dans ct pour la ~ptopricte ci-apres de
critic, savoir
Une piece de-Terre, situ6e dams la dite
Paroisse, a environ 5 miles de la vile
de Baton Rouge, sur Wards Creek,
contenant quatre cent vingt acres plus
GU moins, IimitGe a PEST par les terres
du ~vendeur, au Nord par les terres de
Mnrdock, al'Ouest par Henry Dawson,
az Sod par McCauley.
Saisie pour satistaire su jugelnent ct aux frais
dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions-Douze mos de credit, Pache-
teur donnera son obligation avec caution soil
daire, ct hypotheque iusqu'a parfait Placement,
portant interet CONNIE il est dit sur lie juge-
ment.
I9 dec-45 A. DuPLANTIER, Sheriff
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Conditions de In Gazette.

in ne Fecevra pas deSouscription pour moins d.
une aimee. LIE prix de rahonnement est do
SIX PiAsTREs par aimee, don't trois payable d.
RFance ct trois au commencement tu dernier
tamestre. Les personnes qbi par ane raison
quelconque, jugeraient coavenable de discouiin-
uer leur Announcement, degroRt Ell donner avis
nVant Ia I'm de lannee; AL cas- contraife. Giles
sefont conslderees-comm lie renouyellani.
G-Les Wis Sc paierontde la maniere suivan-
te, Savoir; Les avis gui n'exeederont pas douzs
lignes, on qua seront moindres, Sc paieront une
rIAsraE pour ia premiere insertion, Ell 50 CENTS
pour chaqae repetition; les AVIS plus longs
sltiyIoni la meme regle.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'oa ne Pordonne autremeps
sera public en- Francois ct en- Anglais. e, paw
SUI chacune des deux ~iangues, jusqu'a ee sa,l
soft retire,
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SElLEs s. FABRIQUE DE HARNAIs &
MODES EFT

? ECU II d VENDRE par A. Geofrov,
"a Chapeaux de sole de tivefses mod pour
Danes, Eonsseiine laine, desseius nouyeaux, Coils
et'F'chns ssn1is Chales satin richie ; do en- sole
de 81 DO Cachemlte +; Giants, premiere quali,e;
10 iienne ~trancaise Mitaines-bareges; tories blon,
de IN joli Assortment dc Deutelles ct Bonnets
brodes en- MoosseIine ct Batis'e pom eufa.s; Mo-,
choies en- batists; Bas anglaie, IA ia.
Parfumerle en- tous genres @{
De Plus, IN tel Assortsment de Ma rcbandis es
angIaises ct am6ricuines, qu'll vttdra a des pix
tres modclG3.
ii engage respectueusement les Danes de Baton
Rouge Ell das cne;rons d visiler son Maaasiu. per-
sund6 qu'eIles trouveront avec advantages ce don't
elIes ponrront aYoir bcsoiu.
TrnE-rrv
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8. knight.
Ordre de Saiaie Ell de Ecnts.
EsNN yertu DUN ordre de saisie ct de veEle a moi
ALZadresS6 par Phon. Cour dn Qnatri6u:e Distritt
de la farDisse ct Fiat ci ~dCssus nommGs, sexpose-
raj eli veute p~ubIique,
~VENDKEDi, Is Janvier 1871,
a la Maison lie Cour de la Paroisse Quest ialon
Rouge, aux heures ordinaires DIS venies, tous les
droi,s, Tires, inier6ts Oh demandes du delendeur
dams Ell pour la prophetic s%uivante, saeor
Ia certain Moroccan dc Terre, sItDE dams
cetiC Puroisse ct Fiat, ie.ant face au
feuve Mississippi, borne en- kaut par dcs
tefTcs dacquereurs ct en- has par la ter.
re &c Louis Alley, conlenant trois cent
onze acres sans comprendre la bature
plus Oh moins, ensemble aYec toutes les
batisses qui sly trouvent.
Saisie pour ~eatisfaire au jugement ct aux flais
dams Ie process ci-dessus.
Conditions-Quatre mile eng cents piastres
avec-ss1eEet a dix pQi9 cent par an du Is Jansier
1889, jusqu'au Placement ct les lrais du process au
Compliant. Ell trois mile piastres payable le is
Oclobie lS4l, ct deux mile piastres payable 10
ID Octnbre 1912, ct deux mile piastres payable 10
Is Octobre 1913. ct deux mile piastrcs payable Ie
Is Octoore l844.
IL dtc-44 WIT. HEBEPT, Sheriff.
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A. GEOFFROY.
AVIS

AVIS
lN0US avons lhonneur dc preyenir les
a5onnGs a PAbeillc de la Nile. Orleans, Cue
nous avons nonme Mr.. P. Langlume, notre
Agent pour les P~aroisses de Quest ct Est Ba-
ton Rouge, avec pouvoir de fare droit a toute
reclamation; de r~eccvoir lie prix de la SOUS
cription ct d'en bonner quittance en- notre
nom. BULLITT. MAGNE & Co.
Baton Rouge. 80 s%eptembre 1910.
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GEacssaEaa de Fer

DE BATON ROUGE A CLINTON.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux Ac-
"a. tionnaircs de Ia Compagni", qn'une Elcc-
uon dc sept Directors aura lieu soEs Pin
spection dc Ncssrs. J. Phillips, p. A. Walker
Ct NJ. l.. Mecker, Commissa,res NOMINEES a Get
cffet, Il la Banqre dc Cite en- ia vile dc Baton
Rouge, Lundl lie 4 Janvier proclaim; ct qu'a-
Tors un Etat DIES afI'lircs de la Compagnle Sera
soumis aux Actionnaires.
Tar ordrc dc la Direction,
l.. SHOPPERS,
% dec-46 SccrGtaire & TrGsoricr.
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AVIS.
LIE DE,S pnEIL
tUIN UIIS ] VT ' 10.
pARBissE BEST B.Tos RoUGE,

PARbissE D EST BaTos RoUGE.
a TTENDU que Frederick d. Conrad s'est
"a adresse d cette Cour pour etrc nommG
Curateur de la succession de fcu William Wi
koF Senr. decide; Avis est par ceci dome a
tottes les personnes int(ressees, d'avoir a faire
connaitre dams les dix jours de ccttc pnb!ica-
ton, les raisnns pour lesquellc, la ditc deman-
de ne serait pas accordGe.
90 deC-46 CU. TESTER, lure,
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Oies Baso1-IanuBe.
d. T. B:auresard
Max. NJ K S.,.,n.., No
E Nm vettu dun writ de feri facias d moi adfss
EA se par l'honor bile Cour du QuatrieTe Dis
tirct de la Paroisse ct i,tat ci iessus, il sierra expo
20 ca ystle publiaae,
LUNDf A Jsnvicr 1911,
b Ia demenle fu ,Iefandeur, aUx hcnres ordinaifcs
des veNtes, tons les droits, t.res ipter6ts ct protein
tons dudt d6fendetr daas ct pour la ~proprlete CT
apres deeritc, savoir !;
a pen pres douze mile livres de cotton, saisies
pour ~satisfaire au iugcment ct aux frais du process
CT dessus.
Conditions - Az aomptart.
5 Dec. ii V. uEBEnT, Sheriff.
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PAROLSSE EST BATON ROUGE.
To 81 K. l.. bonnecaze s'6tant adresse a la Cour
1FE pour etre nHmmG Cufateur des heritiers alb
sents De feae Adelaide L.egendre d~ec6dGe; Avis
est par ceci donl6 a toutes les personnes intefes-
sees d'avoir a faife connaitre dams les dix lours
les raisons pour lesquelleS la dite demande ne Sc
raj: pas acCordGe.
26 dec-46 CHI TESSIER, Juge.
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AVIS.
NAE s0as6lgne Il ouVvrt uur Passion dans Pap
partemeht waste ct comfFole, occupo aulfefois dams
lie meme but, pal A Woods, siiue aupres du Mar
che ct pres de IL Huison de Cour. lie s~oussigue
est lnalntenant pref Il a~ecOnmGds les peusionnai-
res ct les voyassurs. |! espcfe que lie public Pho
norrTa de 81 ylsiIe.
{C5~Lcs "oyagenfs pni visiteron. rEId,el, sonl
prevents 4u'on afreisra leur passage SUI. les pdqoets
IL n'tnPorie 4uclle lsuEe de la nuit.
Is oct is A WADDT[L,
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& "a AVIS.
ES HVANT m'absentel pendant quelque tens
de Baton Rouge, j'ai aa,orisa Mr.. SsmI. Skolfeld
a ihIe mes aiiaires CONNIE agent, pendant mon
absence. Tou'es les pefsonues gui ont des affaires
a'ec MOI, ct pariiculle1ement celies qui me dol
vent, so"t pnSes de s'adresser n Iui, ct JIG profile
de cesse occasioh poUr engager ceux qul me dol
vent de 10 solder ou de rbsier pa. DIES b,ile,s les
conptes qui wont pas e.lcore ste regI6s.
lG mai-i4 nj. SLOAN
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bureau de la Banque de cite, ,

bureau de la Banque de CITE, :
Baton Rruge, &c DGcftnbre 1910.
NSE Bureau deyant ttrc fcrne lie premier
" ct lie HUT Janvier prlchain, tous les bill
lets on autres Obligations Gcheant ces jours la,
devront Gtre pages Ia vci!lc.
Dc l.. SHIPPERS, Caissier.