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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
LADIES GLOVES.
An assortment Of Ladies and Gentleman's
KID Gloves, all colours.
PHILLIPS &LANOUE.
NOTICE.

Sales Of propertyfor the payment Of Paris
Tares in the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
Louisiana.
BY virtue of an act, entitled an act Of the
Legislature Of The State " Louisiana approved
mach the 18th 1912, and by viz ae Of The 4tt
sec. ion Of an act approved 18th March 1885,
| will proceed TO sell at public Auction OF
Tuesday the 25d day Of January 1sf4-a1
the Court House in the Town Of Baton Rouge
between the usual hours Of Sales, all the
right, title Interest, and Claim Of the follow.
ing named persons, IN and TO the following de.
seribed property for the payment Of their Par.
ish Taxes due id the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge 10 wit -
Lot No. | in square No. 16 in thai part OIL
the town Of Baton Rouge laid out by Il. Beau
regard and together with all the Buildings
and improvements for the payment Of Parish
Taxes due by Mary Brehel f. W. C. for the
years 1910 1s41 and 1912.
Two lots of ground In the town Of Baton
Rouge, with all the buildings and improve
mepts situated on the same, and described on
the fgurative plan of said town as follows, 10
wit | lot measuring lis 1912 feet from by
90 feet deep, and situated In that part Of the
tVHu u DAtUH AtbhSSt b0s1iolcAt jimmy WIN
ed by Messrs. Hickey, Scott, Butler, Gardere,
Sloan, Malta and Fulton, it being lot No Z in
square 2 of said JOINT properly also another
lot Of ground and improvements adjoining the
above described lot and situated in Halls
Row of that town, fronting on north street.
bounded east by a lot of ground owned by
John Butler, ESQ.,, and west by a lot ofground
owned by the heirs of Brown, measuring 30
feet front by II feet deep. Seized to satisfy
the amount Of taxes due by Benz. .. Holmes
and Eliza Holmes his wife, in and Tor the pa
rish Of East Baton Rouge, for the years lS41
and ls42, together with costs.
$40 arpens of land, and improvements on
the same, in the parish of East Baton Rouge,
and bounded on the west by lands owned by
Major Stephen Roberts, north by lands owned
by Daniel Sullivan, east by lands formerly
owned by the heirs Of Gray, and south by
lands formerly owned by James T West
Seized TO satisfy the amount of Parish Taxes
due by Thomas B. Morrison, in the parish Of
East Baton Rouge for the year of ls42 toge-
her with costs.
Also. 3I3 arpens land and improvements
situated on the river Amite in the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, and bounded on the north
by lands owned by John Kerr, Esq, cassidy the
river Amite, south by lands formerly owned
by James M. Elan, and west by public lands.
Seized to satisfy the amount of Parish Taxes
due by Arthur Kimball for the parish of Fest
Baton Rouge for the year 1912 together with
costs.
Terms of sale of the above described pro-
p~erty-cash, without the benefit of apprais e.
ment.
o. HACKET.
Collector Of parish Taxes.
dec. 90 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

ATTENTION.

TIE Public are most respectfully informed
that the Third Annual Agriculture and Me.
chanics' Exbibition and Fair, will take place
ut Baton Rouge, on the Second Monday d
January mat 1914, and will continue for two
days only.
The premiums awarded st tie laat Fair,
will be presented bn the frst day Of The Elk.
hibiifun.
The Association will again award, Ill their
next neutrality-suspicious. for The first and
stseond hes. hersef, jacks, niilee, improved
breed Of cattle--bnIls, " heifefs, work.
ing oxen, sheep, swine, dogs. Poultry-tur-
keys, geese, ducks, aud other fowls. Arli-
cles d the Dairy-butter. cheese, milk.
Beehlses. Agricultural implements and ma.
%chlnery, and articles in every branch Of the
mechanical arts. Aiso-for the fl. st and Sc.
copd best productions Of the 6eld--sugar, cot.
ion, tobacco, rice, corn, ind igo silk, raw or
manufactured. Domestics, and eotton-
ades, WOODEN stufs, &c. Fine arts-pain-
tings, drawings, pennmanship, photography,
engraving, wood cutting, carving, Printing,
&c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, flowers, slrubbery,
dc, &c, &c.
All specimens for the exhibition, be they
either Of the field, the animal Kingdom or tie
mechanical, arts, must at least be sent one
day before the exhibition takes place, ad.
dressed 10 the Treasurer Jas. Cooper Of
the Agricultural and Mechanics Association
Of the State of Louisiana, at Baton Rouge.
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HIST REcEIYED.

The undersigned would respectfully tendsr
his thanks to the public, for the very lineral
patronage heretofore extended to him, and
begs leave TO inform hts friends and the pub
lie in general, that he has just received a
splendid assortment OF fall goods, which cotia
sist in part Of the following, viz:
2 point French blankets; green, ted, yellow
and white fannels; ~sattinets and pilot cloth;
Kentucky Jeans, Canton aanneIs; English and
| French merinos, monsseIine de laine, plain
and figured, silk and worsted serge, do and
cotton velvet; coat bindings; large and small
| silk buttons; cayimires and broad.cloths, die
ferent c~ulors; bombaziEcs and bombazettes;
French and American cotto1adesi plain iinsey
| for negroes, plaid do for house serVantsjaprof
and furniture checks; bed and mattress tick
ings; Irish linen, brown holland and linen;
Swiss and cambria musiins; jacdnets and
cambria; silk and L. G.. handkerchiefsj mas
dras do, colored linen pocket do. French ralia
Goes; English and American prints, yellow
and red furniture do, figured furniture dol /,
~, 81, ga and ia bleaehed and domesticsI
| colored table covers; black and color edsilksj
Russian diaper and crash.
HosIEMr--Ladies white and bfack. rnefito
hose. do do cotton, do do plain; misses and
| childrens' hose, infants WOODEN socksi wosted
and cotton half hosej n1erinU and flannel TN
der.shirts, do do drawers; fine fancy shawlsi
| blanket do, motsselins de laine do, black and
| coiored silk cravats, ladies fashionable siik
and straw bonnets latest Partisan stylei gen
| clemens black silk hats latest French style
do Cashmere do, do broad brimmed, gentle.
mems, cloth caps, boys do; gentlemens' cloth
ing of every description, also l.. b. shirts, fine
and com mon, suspendersi kid and silk gloves
silk and cotton suspenders; side Combs tor
toise shell, tucking combs do, toilet combs do
hair brushes, pocket knives; tooth brushes
pen knives; needles; thread3 canvas; cruel ant
a very fine assortment Of psrfnmery.
saoEs.-Ladies' brogans. do walking shoes
do r. r. ties, do fine kid, do spring heels vely
DO fur linings, do prunelia shoes, do comma
shoes and slips; misses brogans and shoes
children do do; mems fine calf sewed boots
do half fine calf sewed boots. do calf pege'
boots, do coarse peg boots, do mud boots, d
calf sewed shoes, do kid peged SHOES, do sea
do, do half boots, do slippers, Russell bro
gans, &c. &c,
And also a gseat number of articles too lie
dious to mention. All of which he rs deter
mined to sell as.eheap as any other store j
this city, for cash only. lie has noss a bro
ther-in-law residing in New OrleaHss vii
will send him goods by every beHt tiaroug
| the season. He is therefore eHabtsd 10 re
new his stock every week, and can Away
supply his customers wffh almost any Thing j
his line. D. SANGER,
oct % SO Lafayette Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

Al \ meeting Of the board of Selectmen Of
The town of Baton Rouge, held on the 4th
inst, The following resolutions were adopted :
Resolved, That frsrn and after the publiea-
ton Of This resolution, no merchant, store
keeper, or other person within the limits ~
the Corporation Of Baton Rouge, shall be al.
lowed 10 keep more than one hundred pounds
Of gun powder at any one time, in his or their
house. under a penalty Of fifty dollars, re-
coyerable on conviction before the TGan
Magistrate.
Resolved, That If shall be the duty Of all
persons using stoves in wood or frame build
ing, TO have The pipes ri said stoves to psss
through a double one at lcasf one foot inside
and outside of The frame, in all the places
where the pipes will be in connection with The
building, under a penalty of from five 10 ten
dollars fine, recoverable on conviction befofe
the Town Magistrate.
SAM SKOLFIELD, Clerk.
nov. 8, 1913
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AVIS.

peHie de proptiAfs porr 1e paif1nfHf de-. f0fr
he paroisse dc la paroisse 4 Ell Hatoh R0ng,
Louisiana.
En- veftu dun &c @ %intitalt, " M aeie Dc
10 Legislature de- l'Etat dc ia Louisiana, ap
proyte lie 26 Mars, 1917, ct en- vrrtn De 4mtt
section dun acte approasf 10 ID mars 1890
je.yendrai en- yente pnbliquf, Mardi. ID "a
J~anvier, 1s44, 4 Ia maisoh de- Conr de ia
vile De Baton Rouge, i %I'llcufe babituelle des
vcBfes, tous droiis, Tires prttenaions dds per-
sonnes sous- NOMINEES, dams ct 4 Ia propriGtc ci.
apres dGerite pour 10 Placement de lenr taxes
de ~paroisse, dues a Ia p~aroisse dEst Baton
Rouge, SAVIOR
2 norceanx de tefre dams Ia Vile tc Baton
Rouge, avec toutes les baiisses e, amtliUra.
tiofs gui s'y trouyent, ct deerits dams le plan
fgnralif dc Ia dite vile CONNIE sui /: Tn lot
mesufant lis 1912 pieds de face par Cd de
profondeur, situe dams c.tte partle dc Ia vile
de Baton Rouge, ci-dovant Ia proprittG com
mune dc Messrs. I1ieky, Scott, Buhter. Gar.
dere. Sloan, Malta ct Futon, ftanl lot No. 7
de l'ilet 2 de la dite proprltte; aussl IN autre
lot de terre ct authorizations, joignant la pro.
prietG ci.dessns docrite, dams Halle Row, de
Ia dite vile, faisant face 4 la rue du nurd,
borne 4 Fest par IN lot de terre appartenant
a John Buhler, q fouest par un.lot appafic.
nant aux ~heritiers de Brown, mesusant treBte
pieds de face par I'll de profondenr. Saisis
pour satisfaite Ie montant des taxes de pa
roisse dues par Benz. $. Holmes ct Eliza
Holrees sa femme, dams ct pour Ia p~troisse
d'Est Baton Rouge. pour les anntcs 1911 ct
1912, Ell les frais.
SIG arpens de terre ct authorizations Y APP
partenanf, dams la p~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge
ct borne a Pouest par serres appartenant al
Maj. y. Roberts, al nord par ierres de Daniel
Sullivan. i Pest par terres ci-devant apparte-
nant aux btfitiers de --- Gray, ct au sud par
terres appartenant 4 james West. Saisi pour
taxes dues par Thomas b. Morrison, dams Ia
d'Est Baton Rouge pour Pannse 1912
OF les frais.
Lot no. !, dams l'ilet no. IG. dams cefte 5ar-
tie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpentte par
e B~eauregard, ayec les batisses ct atnGliora-
qui sly trouvent, pour les taxes de pa
dues par Marie Berhel. {. c. J., pour les
1910, 1871 ct 1912.
Auasi 3l3 arpens ct authorizations, sitnts
Ia %paroisse dist Baton Rouge, sur Ia
AmIte. ct bornes au nord par ierres
appartenant a John Kerr, est par la riyfere
au sud par ierres appartenant q james
NJ. Elan ct a Pouest par terres pabllques.-
.aisis pour satisfajre lie montaBt des taxes de
dues par Arthur Kimball, pour Ia pa
roisse d'sst Baton Rouge, pour l'annee 1912
ayec les frais.
Conditions de la vente au Compliant, sans
evaluatien.
O. HACKET.
Collector des taxes De Paroisse.
% dec. 46
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
MARIE.

A une assemblee dn Conseil de Vile de Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, tonue lie 4 coarant, les
resolutions sujyaHtes ont etc adoptees.
Resolu, One de ct apres Ia publication de
cette resolution aucun Btgociant, marcband,
on autre personne dams les limites de Ia Cor
p~oration dc Baton Rouge , ne sera permits de
tenir chez lni plus de cent livres de pondfe d
Ia fois. suict a une penalife dc cinquanfe
~piastres, recoverable sur conviction pardeyant
le Marie de la vile.
Resolu, Qa'l scra do deyoir lie toute per-
some Sc servant de poeles dams des edifices
en- bois, de fare passer le tnyau du poeIe al
travers dun autre tuyau, vi pied, au moIns.
de chaque cote de Pembranchemenf, dams
tout les cas- OIL lis seront au'rement places,
une amende de cinq a dix pias,res sera re-
couvrable. sur conviction, pardesant IL Marie
dc ID vile.
SAM. SKoLFIEDD, Grefier.
Ill nov, 40
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To IRlsH PATRICK rHE 2nd.

1890 NJ ~ftbf #@&
Dear Pat,--For your DUN sake, lave rhythm
alone
Sch rhymsterB as you, man, the muses. dis.
own
Ye'ro young yet, ! guess-thin, take warnin
betimes
One 'ud better Hutch chickens, than Coott
up sich. rhymes.
Your verse lby the piper that play'd before
Mosea)
In its fDarcb, ',aa no natro-no rhyme in fts
closes.
II should flow like b sirame, and not run like
a gutter;
Take back what ye said about "spit, squirt,
and splutier."
Patficki laugh at my argymints-call my
rhymes fudge
But about my religion ye We no right to
judge.
30 no more o. that, brother Pat, If ye plaise.
Now-as to the Praist, ye re too yaiIdin be-
Some folks take an III, ur ye give thin an
inch
And tho. you and ! might dispinse wi the
Yet. Pat, let's be aisy--for, woist throw thin
that In,
They'll mkt be for dfddlin' us out Of our latin.
And where are ye thin Och !! it's not TO be
tould,
What q hilliballoo there nd be in the fonld I
Ould Horny himself %starnpifi' bouldly about
For what but the Latin will kape the Thaif
out
Amt 1t Latin the Saints and the Pope offer
prayer In!
Don't ii scare Satan more than the brogue Of
Ould Erinf
just tip him a word on't-he's off without fail,
Like a dog with pan at the ind Il o. his tail.
Bad cess to We, Pat, ur We give up the Fxinch:
To make sure o. the ili--let Us not bate an
inch. PATRICK TIE Iat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
NOUvEL ESTABLISHMENT
DE MARcHAND- TArLLEUR

M. CLEBER annonce au pnblic de Baton
Rouge ct des environs, quill Went d'ouvrir un
Magasin pour exercer la profession de Mar
chand- Tailleur. II fat toutes sortes d'habits
&c, dams lie plus court delai ct dams lie der
nier goat. CONNIE M. Cleber a autrefois exer.
ce sa profession a Baton Rouge, son habilete
est bien connne. Ceux gui voudront blen
fhonorer de leur patronage peuyent etre as.
sures que leur Outrage sera coniectionne
dune maniere satisfaisante, Jet a aussi bias priv
QUEEN aucun autre etablissement. Ii anra tou
jours en- main IN assortment de draps, cast.
Mrs, satins de laine, casinirs ct soies pou
vestes.
Son magasin est situe a la prochaine porte
au-dessous de Messrs. Phillips & Lanoae, ru,
Lafayette. 30 dec. Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

Mn. CLEBER, Merchant Tailor,
to the public of Baton Rouge and its vicinity,
that he has Just opened a store for the purpose
of conducting the tailoring business. Gar
ments cut and made on the shortest notice and
in the latest fashion. Having carried on this
business bpfore in This town. his canacitiasa ara
well known. Having a number of good work.
men on hand, he is enabled to accommodate
those who wish to encourage him without de-
lay. and at prices as low as any other esla-
blishment.
He has constantly on, band an. assortment
OF cloths, cassilneres, s~atins; cassimeres anc
satin for vests. &C., at his store, next door tt
Messrs. Phillips & Lanoue, Lafayette street
december 80 Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
NOTICE.

The Undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he continues his business Of
CarpeDiering and H.use joining, and that he
will I'M ertake all jobs pertaining TO bis line,
on tho most reasonable ierms. lie will fur
nislI plans and drawings without charge, 10 all
cases where he executes tile work.
Refer to-J. N. Blown, Il. McGavoek, Il.
Moore, IN Iberville; Or. G w Cnuts, a.
Bird, and D. Barbee, in the parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Address, to the undersigned NJ the post.of-
fee 10 Baton Rouge, Manchac, or lberyiIle.
nov. 10 Al p. McKfTRIcK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
REGULAR PACKET.

For Baton Rouge and DevaIl's Landing.
s<1ss4sm. The steamer HELEN,
Capt. J. II. IRE, having Ia
ga2S-zaaa1.Zs ken the place Of the Col
orado, will ply regularly between New Orleans
and the above Ports, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday, morning, at 10 o'clock, re-
t~urning-will leave Baton Rouge every satur-
day morning, at 8 o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers at any of the Intermediate
Landings, at as low rates as any other Packet
in the Trade.
The HELEN is owned BY Capt.. NJ. streck
and will continue in the above Trade Summer
and winter.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board OF
to.
PIKE ana BABIN,
ner tG,b AZ
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MAYoRALTY.,

Resolved That the owners Of property ON
either side of Lafayette street, repair their
side-walks,. said repairs IT, be completed by
the first day Of December merit. 49, The
sidewalks to be eight feet, and the repairs To-
be approved by the street committee And
any owner of properly os said Stree. whe shall
neglect or refuse to maRefhe proper rspairs
on their sidewalks shall be reported To- the
Town Magistrate 10 be dezIt with according
tetan ordinance Of the 9th Nav 1851.
SAM. SKoLFlELD, CHI.
oct. q %
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NOTICE.

Fbe undersigned having been appointed
liam Adams and his wife Cynthia McMegris
both deceased. requests all persons indebted to-
said Estates to make irnascdiafe payment.snf
those having claims against the same TO pre-
sent them without DELAY, duly authenticated.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
nov. . ~ Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
NOTICE

Tie Ladies' II the Protestant Episcopai
Clutch at Baton Rouge, propose holding a
Fair OH the 9Th and 9th Of January 1874, for
the purpose Of providing d snitable place for
public Worsbin or tn assist IN building 4
church. and they most Respectfully solicit in
aid Of the object, the Influence. atnsnale q d
assisfanee. ot all persons Interested III tie
cause Of christianity.
nlin1i Enune Il. I1ar 1fi ~
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COUR DIES PREUvES.
P,yo,sse h,est BATON gouce.

Madame Rebecca Christmas yeuse de fen
Benjamin F. Joy. s'etant addssssee a Ia dite
Cour pour etre nominee administrative de
las.-eession Ill dit Benjamin z. Joy, son mari
decede ; Avs est par ces presentes donne a
tous eeux qui voBdraient s'opposer q la de-
mande de la dite dame, 9ayoir i lefare sous
dix iours a compiler de la date de Get avis.
o. dec. At L. FAVROT, p. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

A MELANCHOLY SToRY.-The St.
Jennsbury {vt.) C~aledonian, states that
W sons 'of Mr.. Matthew Macgulre OF
Newport, in that State, came to a sad end
by drowning, on the 18th ult. Tho Of.
Lowing are the circumstances: four OF The
sons of Mr.. M. drove the cattle to Lake
Macor to water, and there being a thin
leo al the time, they went out some dis
lance from the shore, and returning, one
directly after the other. the oldest being
first, broke in, and the other three follow.
ed ia succession. The oldest ole spfang
upou The ice aud got TO the shore. procur.
GA i rail, and rescued the youngest. The
mother and daughter seeing the catastro.
phe from the house, ran to the spot and
attempted the rescue Of the other two,
and v~enturing two Far. they both went m
also. The oldest boy succeeded in rescu.
ing tho two last named. but two OF the
bows we're not recovered TIL they were
dead.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30
EuflGA.

All persons are hereby cautioned agaiGat
trading for a prouissofy note drawn by Daniei
Barbce. payable on the Hfst day Df january
next (1si4) 10 the order Of Jaties Metai0p
aud endorsed IN blank by said Mct.altp fur
he sum Of ninety-two dollars, dated on Ir
about the 18th April, as said note has been
stolen from subscriber with several other pa
pers. and payment thereof has been stopped.
der. 30 AZ JOHN GRIFFITH.
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FLOWER, FINLEY g. CO.
COTTON d. SUGAR FACTORS.
NEW ORLEANS,

Respectfully solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when required on consign-
ments to their address
Refer to JAS. Me Calep. Abraham Bird, Col.
Nolan Stewart, II. 6. Grover s. A. Lebdell
Esqrs, West Baton Rouge. NJ. L. Meeaer g.
G. A Clark Esqrs, Baton Rouge.
oct % 80.
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NEW AND CHEAP STORE.

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hoots md SLoex
Paints ond Oils, Earkhcrn Ware and
sIass. Ihard Ware, Cutlery ard Fssev
Articles.
me subscriber respectfully informs the
public bat he has opened his Ks,g S1or, ON
ehnreh Mreet, and having supplied himself
Win a large stock Of articles of the sbove
description, is nov prepared 10 accom- rpodass
those who may favor hi with d call, His
Goods are all Of The freshest and Jesf quality.
ana Will be sold for Cash as low as af any
house In the city.
Vim. MARKHAM.
Baton Rouge La. Dec. 9TH, fs4a.
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HIST RECEyEu,

A general assortment of ready made esoth<
ing, hats and caps, besides . good many La
dies fancy goods, By
ID. SANGER.
I. S. All those indebted TO d. Sanger, are
respectfully invited to come forth and settle
their accounts, otherwise they will be handed
10 a lawyer for collection.
| december 2 "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

just received a gnsssity . III Of gas and
also a quantity Of gao lamp aieh is cheaper
than oil and gives a grea sszI hestss Light,
burns no wick az m aRdis cleaner ard eAcar-
err for the use Of aHcsy4c. than sperm can
dies. Also q quansssv Of fancy rnaisa moe
easins. GREEN b WHETE
AUG I. 81 IW MEsSEIMAy. nse,
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AVIS.

LIE souss1gne ayant efe fiorhfne administrs<
trateur DIES suceessions de William Adams 81
de sa femme cinthia McMorris. decides, re.
guiert tons ceux aii doisent aux dftes sue<
cessions de venir payer imrns diafesneut. ef
ceux a qni II est do de presenter Ieurs rtcIss
nations dhFaent eertiiies sans defai.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
nov. - ~ administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-30

The stockholders of the Baton Rouge Col
lege are respectfully invited to meet at Mr..
Bonnecaze's, Saturday, 9th January next be-.
tween 10 A M and Q p nj to proceed to the
animal LECTION of Regents Of said college, and
to decide on imfrartant affairs relative TO SAID
institution,
VIM. JOYCE, Secretary.
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STRAY OR STOLEN.

From my plantation in Manchac, three
horses ; QUE a large roan,. one a deep bay
one a black. with a star in. his forehead
whoever will return them shall receive a suit
able reward,
JOSIAH BARKER.
Manchac, Dec. 2s,h 1913
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AVIS.

T. aspemblte dee Wings ae Ii pafoisso
Quest Baton Rouge, qui desait avoir lien lie
81 du %conratit, d etc refnire pour cause de
mauyais TENS, d VEsbHfDf, 81 de Janytef pro-
chain, Il 10 henres A. NJ, 1 Ia niaIson dc cour
dc Ia dite p~afoisse. ~ dee. 1919
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NOTICE TosUGAR PLANTERS.

The undersigned having purchased of Mr..
John n. Bryan his Patent right to the newly
invented Cane Corerer and also of the Patent
Cane Gutter for the Parishes OF East Il West
Baton Rouge and the Parish of Iberville, res
pectfully gives notice that he will sell the
right of use and furnish either or both of said
machines by applying to him at Baton Rouge.
ALFRED GATES.
r. afL lS4t
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PROBATE COURT
Parish of West Baton Hours.

Whereas Mrs. Rebecca Christmas, widow Of
Benjamin r joy has applied to said eourt to
be appointed administrative TO the succsssios
Of said BENJAMIN r. Joy, her deceased hos.
band.
Notice IS hereby given, to all nose who
woald wish to oppose said request, 10 present
their objections in ten days from The dass AZ
this notice.
L. FAvRDT, PA
Dec, 9th, 1s4J.