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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12
AmUsEmE v'rs.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHS. RE1N.

Mr.. AND MRS. CHS. KEAN
II ~ Waller z%ya ::
Eady hs NJ Dy ssn ' Ssy sssfS
to f he He. .As as Lac S f' * Ae and prior
HH S1si General Bs'avOi' Mr. AHdr'w' Eliza Mis-. Kate
Doors open at at o'clock the performances
lery IS cents.
REENG.aGENENT OF MRS. sH.aW,
Sis
Audrey, Mrs BooiS nc D0''' 'eA'' os"' '"' ''D'"'
s taIls Ps Jofdsn Fan Timber EeaSs s
May Morgan, Mr.. Jordan; .-,.-,u.,,.,.
cents. SPssf f Boas: nj: Hs Gale
MTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATkE-Monday eve:
FAIR 81 Ar pGIs;Ioon Nieta.sn Cherry. NJ. Tim@;
sherwood; Fair Star, Miss Clarke; Cherry Toe, Miss Par
Previous to which USED UP-sir Charles GOldstream,
'ss %Rss Aa 9 5Ss NTGfEr
Dress circle cents upper boxes Is CENTS pit one shlng
Door. open at ! o'clock curtain rise. half pa.t7
BOWERY CIRCUS.
3 %snre m1{Sni; is Lssss.
BENEFIT OF LEVI NORrH.
Monday Evening, October IL.
Nss thu % pSM ban by M
MIR. NORTH
w ride Is. s. rsa. ss' Of
.sis f nS s% in ca a. M
vsrioss acts Of horsemanshp.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PIIlLADELPHIA.
fSs Theatre thoroughly he
most gorgeous STYLE and is now the most beautiful Theatre
RA FEE, 'i F1 & M r.
oopENsKl s %r Sa aiE f1;fiI. OF VENICE.
M
Tight Rope by the Rave Family.
Grand Pas dc Dsa1 Of eTo Of Cada BY Mad Leon jave
The T T %ND Devil f the comic sketch
meus fo iew ns s ne hat and
ed tragedan James Wallack Sen He will appear ON Wed
nesday
e ~ A' First Ni Iyycar@nce of f. . '''A'A'''
Til. eminent rsss ed i. ely. .1es return from
MONDAY EyENG oeiaceP H. 1916. will b. performed
sA'A'Y T%Mt EETssd' Of
%; bSE:S, Chapman QUEEN QUEEN Mr.: Blake
81 pRs sGee as 4 viz FSs #
sSI., with
Augusta, NIad'sile Dimier. &c.
CAMILLE SIVOkPS
FIRST CONCE
IpiH take place on Monday, October 18th, at the
TABERNACLE
THIS celebrated artist will perform the wonderful piece
La rREGHIERA pI NOSE"
1.-THE prayer q MGNses Tp9S ;1hSin sslEnE and the
written by his immortal master.
Tickets $l-To be hid at all the music stores
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers street.
M YSTERIOuS and Oriental Soiree of Mr.. ALExAN.
ll DER the Young Magician just arrived from Paris
Monday Evening, Oct. ~,
Extraordinary and Unprecedented Exhibition OF
SPLENDID AND SURPRISING
FEATS OF MAGIC.
The extensive Of Palmos Theatre will present the
appearance of splendid
magnifcently illuminated by hundreds Of Iigh's.
The Orchestra will clay the quadres, Au Diable Les
Lessons and the Canal St Martin
The amusing Panchnelo Dance by the young peIruder
The evenings will conclude with the
Bear Polka as danced at the first Theatres OF Paris
Boxes and Parquete 80 cents; second tier % cents
Doors open o'clock Performances commence at 8.
oil
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS.
JyHIS Institution occupying the building known the
Rotunda, in the Park open daily from A. M. until
dark. On Monday and Tuesday evenings the
brilliantly lighted until 10 p M.
Life Membership one dollar Single admission IS cents
The Public Schools admitted free Saturdays, BIZ making
arrangements with the doorkeeper. OF 2wis%rc
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SHERWOOD'S MAGNETIC MACHINES.
recent these machines their power is
- doubled in of the size and the prices redu
ced to So $0 $l2 and $ each They have double
power and much better aud with less noise Than
other machines and much better adapted for
Each case is accompanied with Manual, tsth edition pp
23 svo in the English French language according
der, containing specific directions for the method
using this instrument which alone render effective
Fl. H. SHERWOOD, M. D.,
ola 3td&1tW$rc 102 Chambers IT. NJ. Y.
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THE FIRST
G r A N d 9 y N G E X I

MADAME
s. A 3 l. A M o WICZ,
WILL take place at the APOLLO SALOON, on Thurs.
w day. the 18th Of October on which she will
be assisted by the following disting uished artists
MADEMOISELLE RACHEL.
MADAME LAZARRE,
MONS. QIBEhT,
MONS: JULES FONTANNA
MIR. HENRY MARKH,
Mr.. GEO LODER.. ~, CONDUCTOR
And Effective Orchestra.
" Tickets One Dollar eachto be had At the principal
Music Stores.
Full particulars in small bills. % tol2rc
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MUSIC

THE PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate terms, bya
person who has perfect knowledge of the science,
and who undertakes to teach thoroughly Terms dollars
per month: Any person wishing 20 take instruction will
s10 lmssrc
CEGAK WAREHOUSE.-JAS. d. ARMSTRONG; u
- THORNTON, No. 81 Cheapside, Baltimore.
900 Segars, embracing extra fine and medium quail
ties consisting Of Regaas' La Nomas Castllos, Prne
pes, Casadores, Relies.
Also general of Tobacco. for sale low
terms. ST I'm is~rh
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TkOTTlNG.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE

TKOTTlNG.
PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE.
I &k&~ Ak&r
i on Tuesday, the Sd of November, and continue two
ist day Noy ssoo-Two mile heats under the
ds Tree Tor all totting horses except Moscow aad Lady Su
Same day $780, free for horses that money
% day Nov purse $780, $500 the second best mile
free for horses that Of 5000 except Grey
Two or more to make trot for each purse,
in New York, and at The Lourse Philadepha, Mon
d'y hs ss a. 9s,oSs O'Clock
fkK FOR ,LONDoN-First Pecket-The superior,
ssk Ys a 5 JaH ss "
,S n g
ps..s 81. s"iR SSer'
few cabin be accommodated in splendid
most q South st.
AZ p6NHEw LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER.
%ss s sailing lin and hS EEN
viii Monday sepembsS a. her, regular np dave
The ship, Of this line being 4, 1000 and upwards per-
i w h no as 70
s sss s.. Of
small class and their accommodations for cabin
so Wishing to to
perth should not fail make early application on
' ~ W -. T. TApsCoTT.
ss South st. second door Below Barling e Elm.
The Queen of the West will sail from Liverpool the 9th
Persons wishing send for their friends have
Ss the & & ts @ q
s,sIy month on favOrsbIs terms Appliestqa made
NO. g, % waterloo .alps. Road Liverpool. AGENT.
Se psep % Scot ss
land or Wales; sdn at al times be obtained on application M
G&H FOn LIvERPoOI.The New Line-Regular
sssss q I iS eS ,n. ,, sailing
Degel II Truman, will sail as above her regular day.
!" GA a
Woodruff Sc MINTURN.
- 81 South street.
F:i packet s .Sp horrscuER 1000 tons.
Bursey will succeed the Rochester, and sail her regular
~ York Lne-Postiyely the first Regular Packet Of
s:s o'PHs and s: is no%
n1 and % sail ,aS e Sd, sgus day
foot Of Wal street. OTTO '' Elk. coLHiSSss
Positively goods received after Tuesday evening, 18th
Agent in New Orleans. Jane, y. Woodruff, who will
P;eLM Ship Gsne,ee, Capt Mnot win succeed the Jane
assi % .s ss
Of N'' Sosb FL HS Sssi n No. TggF
6fN FOR NEW ORLEANS--Pachet ship Gu RTTS
M Capt Outebrdge, TO sail positively the 18Th De-
08UnlEpfOber.
Go FOB LIyERPo2L-The splendid packet SARDINIA,
Cant Crocker 10 sail on the nth October.
Inc above ships have superior for pasen
East river, GEORGE SfiERI M W
OIL .t-In I38 Maiden Lane, South
.6S& Jacket SHIP HOTT1NGUEH, from Liver
sp ,s %s ,ss ds f.%,'' All ii
goous not permitted IN i've days liable
Tic store Woodruff MINTURN,
olIn 81 South street.
G&N WANTED TO- purchase, lighter OF about $50
MXNH ODDS ourthen, and well found: be chesp An
ply to II. HAZARD,
OIL M-rn ls Warren
WHEAT-lo,ceo bushels, ILLINOIS Wheat, for sale or
W.. r. X. COLLINS CO.,
ts'u rs Bosth street
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x<Ja. WANTED TO CHARTER--A first class shin
uANA, for New Orlens-which will meet with quick des
npstch. Apply 10 J. HERDMAN,
osrh 81 South stree
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oI2&l9 2tsI

CLARKE'S SACKS,
ZIG William ST., opposite the Washington Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP-By purchasing all my goods
~ for cash. and giving credit enabled to offer
the most temoting inducements the truly economical
Thus will make TO order coat usually charged S25 for
$20 and $8 coat for SIS and other
portion; am likewise provided with magnificent
Of fine Overcoats and Sack Coats My black cloth
Sacks, with silk collars and fronts Sill low
S. These coats aultess in style and unpre
for cheapness.
g B. CLARK, ll6 William street,
ola 1tsrc formerly with Brundage. Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER kAILHOAD COM ANY
THE period for which the books Of subscription the
stock of thus Company were opened having expired and
the OF having been obtain
ed the Board of Directors and deem it their
duty inform the public of the result and Of their
as to the future measures to be adopted.
They design again regularly opening the books for sub
scrptcn period DUNG the months Of November
Dscembe Of which due notice will be givsn when special
this enterprise In the meantime spbsc be made
at the office Of the COMPANY No Merchant Exchange
with either Of the unde ed Commissioners.
They not discouraged by the limited Of the
ubsc during the last month When the period which
had fixed for the opening the books arrived they found
that from the absence of many OF the residents from the
causes notsg effective was likely then TO- be DONE and
tons Of rhe act Of incorporation
cali the friends of the work for aid in bringing more d.
recy Def the public. Their views FEAST
by and urgent necessity of the work unchanged
and their confidence that subscriptions will Be
safe and profitable equally unmpared
john b. Jervis, James Boorman,
Saul Alley, William Chambe rlaln,
Stephen Allen, Thos. w Pearsal
James Hooker Fortune e. White
Stephen N. Wells, Gouverpeur Kemble,
Robert Kelly, . Aaron Ward,
ltrh Matthew Morgan
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Navigation OF the Ohio River.

Our readers are referred to the advertasc-
nent OF the sale ofjewolry, in another column
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SECOND WEEK

FAIR ut CASTLE GARDEN.
THIS DAY list: Of Cattle and their pedgrees should be
entered az Madison Cottage, corner of 5th aud
23d street. The National of Farmers Garden
e;, &c. meet At "a NJ at Mechanic Hall Az Broadway
Ss leu pepsr,meBt IL competition for silver medal
NJ, and perform Fireworks at o'clock NJ. Tuesday,
Agricultural Cony eution continued The Band from Gov
errors Island will perform the Fair from 10 M through
shs day octobe, i!th i.' day Of the Cattle
An address N n the Fair Thursday, III NJ, ami
yersaIy address by Hon. f. Simmons OF Providence H.
The New York Sacred Music Society volun
teeIed to perform several fine pieces
Tickets be had free OF charge the clerks desk the
Fair and Of the msnagers OLE it~rh
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THE ENEMYS GUNS TURNED UPON HIMSELF.

Forts taken by our Troops.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07
TUNNARD 4 PIPER
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN
PRINCIPLES.

EtahNDa
Baton Rouge Classical and Commercial Boar.
ding and Day School. The Rev. John
Burke (ate President Of Franklin Col
le2e) Rector. To on the LIST
January l546.
Inc course Of instruction al this ~iastitu-
ton. will embrace, in The English and ~cIassi-
cal department, minute and critical attention
70 c9mpos1f0R, e~k9cuEt0n and phihiopy in all its
branches The application Of the rules Of
FroSodY IN the structure and scanning Of
ufeek and Latin verse, is regarded as an. ex-
erctSe indispensable toward a thorough
knowledge and appreciation Of the beauties
Of ancient poetry.
II shaH be rs well the never ceasine desire
and cafe Of the rector and his assistants, 50 10
labor in the most important trust committed
to them, that their pupils, may, together with
irreproachable moral and religious con
duct,acquire we'll mertted reputation, for
sound, useful, practical and ACCOMPLISHED
scholarship. An able professor, a native Of
Hungary with Others 70 be employed if ne
cesSaryl Will give instructions in the French
" German and Spanish languages, also III
algeria, geometry, trigonometry, [plain
and spberIcall Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting.
The rector grounds his hopes OF continued
patronage and liberal supp TT by an en-
Iighieosd public, on The successful expe-
renee OF q quarter Of 0 century in this coun-
try and Europe-on The strongestrecommen-
datlons from distinguished citizens Of Louis
lana, ard tn Caroltnas and above all, on the
tatrIy tested progress Of his pupils, ia moral,
literary and scientific improvement.
Particulars as to discipline, course Of stu
dies, vacations &c, &C., may be obtained by
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Nnr1cE

State of Louisiaua-parish Of East BATON
Rouge, Whereas, Raymond Sans, Mary Sans,
and Francis Sans, heirs of John Sans deeeas-
ed, inhabitants or the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, having intention to enaneipate two
slaves belonging to the Estate ofsaid deceas-
ed, to wit, Josefa d mulato girl aged about
years, and Artimese a mulato girl
aged twelve years. Every person who may
nave any legal opposition to said emancl-
patton, are required to file said opposition
in the Office ofthe Clerk, of the parish court
of said parish, within forty days from the
date Of the present notice.
L. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
January 31st 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07
FAMILYGR0CERIEs

he subscriber respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, hat re has
now on hand, a fresh aud compIste ass RI
iuant. Of FAMILY G~aaeERTR>, suitable for the
aeason. He will continue to keep on hand q
good assortment Of china, earthsaware, Glass,
Cutlery, staple and dry goods. His most
particular attention however, viii be given
to the Grocery Department, and those wko
favor him witb their patronage, may depend
on being supplied with articles Of the very
best quality VIII MARKHAM.
IannArY. 8 1S45- Charch Street.
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Z. 2. FnERTEs-

Professor Of vocal and instrumental mnsie.
Residence at the house formerly occupied IS
the LAM OFFtrE.
TErms.-Fgr scholars AZ their own resi-
dences, Piano Forte with vocal music tl4gpa
lessons per week, per month, IS co
For single scholar, ; lessons per week,
per quarter Sc W
For Inc same, attending t~eacIreF's res
ideace, per ua. 50 per qaarter. On
Sct0Iars residing in Tire country.
eight miles from town and tatnv
teacher with eoBveyancs a siaglz so
lessons per week, per monte as M.
Per quarter, 1 I'M n,
r the teaehe- is desired 7 ] furnish b,s.e ~
munfh will be aada. PsE
A liberal dadrctfoe ~ mako I, -.,,;f;.
ing more than one pvosi instructed gay
guitar. e sas
dec 20 40
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Due SUITS &c,

DRUGS. MEDICINES, Dye Stgfs &c,
THE undersigned would respectfully in
form his customers that be has removed his
drug store 1T the corner Of Lafayette and
church streets. where medicines ofafl des-
criptionscan be had of the best quality. Or
ders for medicines will be ~attendedto with The
attention and prescriptions filed
with despatch for CASH and CASH only.
He has also a good assortment Of patent and
Tornpsonian medicines.
10 JOHN LOPEZ.
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sTATE OF 0rIsIANA.

Parish Of East atom R9age-Pfob tie Court.
Succession Of Patzp Boyle deed.
By viftGEe Ut an ar Ter from the Hon. tic
Judge Of The Probate Court, in and for the
parish Of East Baton Rouge will be sold by
The undersigned Parish Judge Il ex-otfieio
AUtioneer at the Court house in the town
Of Baton Ronee on Tuesday the l0.h day Of
February 1876 between The usual hours Of
sale, the following described property belong,
ing tn the estate Of tie late Phillip Boyle dec,
to VII, Lot no 20 in square No. 2. situated
ID thar part Of the town Of Baton Rouge
Laid out by ALBERT. Also certain square
Of ground situated near the Town Of Batoa
Rouge in that section known as suburb
GrasSe designated on the Plan laid out by
Miessrs. Gates & Nswcombe as square NJ. q,
Terms, The said property to be sold on
a credit Of one & two years; The purchaser to
give his notes well endorsed with mortgage
retained aud bearing 9 per cent interest from
due ill final payment.
Jan. 10 Oh. TESTER r. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07
REMOVAL.

The subscriber. worker in tin, copper and
sheet.iro1, would respectfully inform his
friends aud the public generally, that he has
removed his establishment, corner of Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerie's coffee
house, where he will be happy 10 receive the
patronage pf his friends and the public gener-
alIy. He has always on hand a fine assort-
ment Of tin ware, which be will sell as cheap
a. can be bought any where, whole sale or re-
tail. Cutters and spouts made and put up in
he shortest order, also bathing tubs, large
oil cans, atovepipes, all kind Of Tin copper or
sbeet-iron ware repaired. All work entrust-
ell ID him viii be executed with n~eatness and
despatch.
feb 7 10 ! 1916
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tier recsvfa an actlR on plein.
Wms Gin agqS1tds A D~dpIaotier.
R6soIdj Que Ie 5r de police s'accorde
n nsdlteipropesitEDn De Wn. Gill, agcn
dA D1nt4ntisf. ciEeyant collector ct ire
aofiet dc fl raroish, ct quo lo present col
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possible as1ra# dn ait Dld4aftet % sf
arsat. ct 7csoiVe Gle Ifste DE cGIx az n,
oYt NIL o5ve I4uff faxts. poir lts dite.
-anntet asid voadfft bien Ieur tiyfer 1T Il
dtrollrcfsuf d5atJsm son acgft pour ie
/ 3ffe- lt4tes. sotfs nd htlon ae u die propa
slton. oi Il praet fa dt sitt'a " colo:
tDp des Isies ttxeE isqfa Cd que loot !,
1 mopiant $~nif.payefi qtta tes cnuit:iors d.
IN dhs pr$rosdrob i"Icnt TcmPlles' p9'f't
me Ie. fistes d ! Elites anuGas doaonrent
o1vortcs Tu present coIiesfeor CT ttos"rior
ain Jc lespgiifc i inGmo de forcer Ic pal
mont dies trB taxcl.
R6soluF One IA 9aation do collector e.
| rlGsorlar%pour raInee 1915 soft augmen.
! tee i hail mile piHstres.
Sur motion, JasM. Elam,a 6iG nommG
Icommissaire des elections pour lc dlstrici
| dc Baton .Rouga, Il In place Dc II. Jon
| Read ct Stpel Fa9ikaer otp s,aire dcs
| elections oour lie district acs Plains, d Ia
place dc Geo. ?. LILY.
Dune p6,ilioa aAIt recne dc b. d yaD,
Ceoticr. demanda5t qa'iD hi soil accord6
AZ 1f2 cents polr s'gntrellen dos escIayes
d6tenus dams ia eeitc, La d,le petition a
etc he et~'adoptee
Messrs Monget, Pate ct Tomlinson ont
kfe NOMINEES dun c5mit6 poIr examiner ct
reporter sur ro1y{age On brille fait 4 Ia
MASON de- cdur pat l.. Bsrhel.
snr mo,lou, Ia S63ition do 3. Bryan.
g~eolipr, lui accor4abt 81 1t3 ceats par jour
nonr reutsgfien deb s~actaves deten ts dams
oeole n ttg reconsp56r6e ct r~ejetee.
Reaoln5Qae SltiaeI Miller soft accor.
do treDte lp~iastres 20 Ia pstolsse, po1r 4.
AIMEE ls&G, payable par ttimestfe .accor.
dee.
La conbte sulvaft de l.. v. Morris a
etc examine ct aec5rde.
LC Morris, sheriff, S22 %
d. lido ~ @5l W
3 Bryan, kalIor, - W
james Ably, ssess idr pour paPIsr' -
In recommends aon s1ivante dn goJvor.
nour De 1tot a. III Looisiare, en- fave1r Dc
Marcus C4eath tma et4 Iug ct accordGe.
A son Excellence Alexandra Aonton.
p5uverno,r Dc rEttt Do Ia Loatsiaoe.
lie inri:ds Police! de Ia p~aroisso d'E+t
Baton Rogg,. crot{nt de lenr devoir con.
formenent i uhs Sacte d. y Legislature,
approave nuvler II, 1888, do repr6,outer
ra-spacteusemeat a syotre excellence :Q's
Mlrcu. ca aatham, fGsidant dans dette pa
roisse. est sourd & muet, ct qn'i est age
d'environ 10. qn'HsDrme partie d'uee ia.
nile de- Elk cnfanA son p8fe est mort Of
<a more P4t 9euVH 81 UinS EiUiEGHCFy V1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour des Preuges-Paroiss dtEst Batol
Succession de Phillip Bowie. decide.

49,
Succession de Phillip Boyle, decide.
En- vertu dun ordre de l'hon JUICE de la
cour des prenves dams ct pour Ia p~araissa
d'Est Baton Rouge, ii sera vendu par lie SOU
signe JUICE de p%aroisse ct er oficio encanteur,
a Ia maison de cour dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, MARDt, lie 10 fevrier 1915, a Theure
habtuelIe des yentes, la propriete suivante,
appaFienant a la succession de Philip Bowie,
DECIDE, SAVIOR, lot no. 20 dams lflet no. ., ST.
tue dams cette partie de Ia vile De Baton
Rouge, arpentee par Aubert. Aussi m GER
tain ilet de terre siiu6 proche la vile de Ba-
ton Rouge, dams cette section connue district
Grassie, designe sur le plan arpent6 par
Messrs Gates d Neweombconme care no 6.
Conditions-La dite propriet& sera vendue
a un credit dun a deux ans l'acquereur
donnera ses bilIets, hien endosses aYec hypo-
theque retenu ct hut pour cent d'interat,
jusqu'au Placement inal.
jan 10 Gil. TESTER. PJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07

D1ED.-Du Wednesday evening, at the
residence ii b w Slocum, Esq in this town,
Mls. Ennfaline Crocket, formerly Of Cincin-
natl, 0hio.j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-07
AVIS.
Fiat ds til louisiana Paroisse DIST Batoa
D.r~n

Rouge.
Aitehdu que John BuhIer, executor De "a
derniGfo yo onft ct testament de John bic
Gil, decide; demetfant dams IA pafosse d
Eet Baton Rorge, ayant intention d6Ranci-
per P~esc1aFe Nqrid, app Ftenant ! "a sucres-
sion du dif McGill, Id lite esclaye efant ~.
dc sons IL t5Ie d. tfenfe ans Toss &c X
qui olf q5Al ne Ugt b bon gle 81 d7s
emancipation SOFT fequis de les defpfeF ~
Barcau To grcfiaf de- ri eoat De plfGis8c 81
Ii dite Iaftisse, lasg Il sqaarante l1nrs gai
~eUiTrcnt "a date de nrtsars afis.
L. 81 IORaf s, sharjf.
81 ian 50.
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SrAE OLE LOUISIANA.

Probate C~ourt-Parish Of E st Baton Rouge.
Mary Karny, widow Of Samuel McKaee!y
deceased, having presented to the abose
court a petition TO be appointed adninistra-
frix to the succession Of her late husband
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days why
the player of said petition should not be gran
ted-Jan. 7 1915 L. FAFR0F. P.J.
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yENTE PAR LIE RANGEUR.

iii sera yendu par l. Rangeur, %auiour-
d'hai, {samedD a midi. en- face da cafe de
Michel Granarle, une Yache Ell son suigant
arr6t6s ct affich6s scion la loi par ls dit
Gfauarie. Coaditions-au compliant.
JOHN r. DUFR0CQ, Rangeur.
7 FeY-I646.
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