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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13
PLAIN AND FANCY
DIRE SS-MAkING

AIRS. LANSDALE would respectfully inform her.frends
lM and tie Ladies' oi Washington, HAT size has removed
the OF Pennsylvania avenue ai 18Th street. cd
door) where she will be happy wait upon all who may
favor her with their patronage ai
Thankful Ion the many avors Of the past she hopes, by
particular attention 10 Cutting, Fitting and making Dress
ing, 10 merit continuance oil the same.
N b. Mrs H. can accommodate three or four Boarders.
!. oct 2l--Gmd' -..-- --.--.- .--- h,
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GIades Ritter.
5000 REWARD.

p ECEIvED 100 kegs Of fine Gades Butter For sale b
III nov loft SIMMS d. SON.
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HENRY KAISER, @
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,
And Undertaken.
Ninth street, between and Il, east side.
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Saddle, Harness, and Trunk EstabIi shme mt.
Southeast Of Streh and streets, opposite The
General Posi- Office,
.r WASHINGTON CITY, n. c.
'NE Undersigned has resumed his old proessioB" the
above place, where he keeps hand regular assort-
ment Of articles In his line, and where he liz Also all
times preparedo execute orders IN the best cheapest and
most expeditions manner.
oct S-lyd' THOMAS FITNAM.
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VAN LOAN g. CHASE,
iIAyE removed their DdGUERRIaN GALLERY to
Ill the OD.oN, corner oi ly street and Pennsy Sana
avenue and have considerable expense put in hight
which will enable them 10 furnish pictures surpassed
amy other country, Pictures taken any kind OF
Weather-clear, cloudy, or raining. Oct Sdu 81
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

MI large and beautiful assortment Of britannia Ware
III ~ Biocktin Jelly and Blanc. mango Pudding moulds
Ice.cream Freezers and buckets n
Purchasers requested To call and examine stock
generally before purchasing and they Will lind their time
will not be lost. MIX, - 81 ~
promptness 49,
ROOFING Gutter and Spoung for buildings, and all
pairs in my line promptly attended TO-
a .
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w. DESPATCH NO. ". ,3.stt Na
BALTIMORE, Nov. 49, 2 p. M
The Jury in the of Birch not being able to
agree have been discharged They stood eight for
conviction and four for acquital.
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tt DESPATCH NO. III.
BALTrnoaE, Nov. l3, 2 p. IN.
Howard Street Flour $5 81 L. and small sales--
City Mills do. do.
Prime White Wheat small sales at 124 to l27 cts
Prime white Corn do, IS to So cts.
Prime yellow Corn, do, 66 to 10 cts.
Oats do. 80 10 Al cts. t
Sellers of Whskey in bbls. at 90 cents but no buy
ers.
No other change in the ordinary articles of COM
merce.
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Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &c.,
The Subscriber has st rsceiced large and fresh sIy o.
DAINTS, OILS, sc, part OF which are named below
They are guaranteed to be pure and good, and
best manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would find Il their advantage 10 CALI determined
sell lower than similar articles can be got at any other
place in this city
$50 kegs White Lead
l20 lbs Chrome Green . o-
l20 lbs Chrome Yellow
~ lbs Chrome Red
100 lbs, Pure verigris
800 lbs. Red Led and Iitharge
100 lbs. Imperial Green
bOo lbs. Venitian Red and Sp Brown Oil
800 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil
ITO lbs. Paris Green, dry
90 lbs do do In Oil
A large assortment Of Pdim and While Wash Byrshss.
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and In Oil Be-
10 lbs Sp Whiting ...,a
..-. 1000 lbs, Putty
400 boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
| bbs Linseed Oil
bills Copal and Japan yarnish
| bills SIP Turpentine,
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from rns manu
| factory every week CHaS ST. 49,.
Drug and Apoih, corner 7th street and rem" A'eHe"
! oct 6-d2sw4s'
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Patent Backing Mr.. j. Wellsr, No so Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking, which produces
beautiful jet polish and does nlure the leather Those
who would lave polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another column-U S. Gazette, May
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

Wtdr's Patent Japan Backing is about the hest article
OF the kind we have seen The polish which impartS to
the understandings OF is brilliant and lasting we
tried H. and II boots say all this IN IFS behalf
''s Erenilg BgleiiE, j.Re T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
Plantation aggons and
Fnrts.

1'he subscriber having increased fis faeit
tiles and secured n god 1ot Of Seasonad
LutnBer, Ia now prepared To receive afaefs
for the coming season for Wagons ana
Carts, with Iron o. wood axIetrees, and made
after tho most approved patterns now IN use,
III calls thea teation ofthe Sugar Plan-
tera Of the state to bis Tipping Cape way
gona that he il now manufacturing "t'eh
are more simple and adapted for cane t,lan
any in use, and refers 10 Ofs. j.. III. r"r-
ki1a, ID, Chambera, Eaq Genl. Joseph Der.
natd, Stephen Henderson, ESQ and j. B.
Scndder, Eaa., who have used them the past
season and will give any information respect.
Tug them required. All orders entrusted to
him will he faithfully performed and watr'f.
ted. AIao all kinds Of Plantation Smith wofk
lone at his estabIi-lnn nt-corner OF ChurcjH
and Min at.,-BIton Rouge.
doc 18th w. f. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
ETAr De IA LoUfSIANEj
PnrDigse ESt BdtJhs Rouge.

ConrormemBnt a tine proclamation par Ie
Gouyerneur d PEtat de IN Louisiana, une
election aura lien lonii lie premier dc Noveln'
bre proclaim 1917, our dire un represetitaDt
an Congress, pour reprbsenter lie trolsie'ne
district congressional mn Senateur ct trois
reprGs antans ptur Represented cott parolsse a
l~fassnm5Iae generate de Get ttat, un audfteur
Aha con7tea plblics, I'M Sheriff, uti Coroner,
nm Sur,ntsndan de p]1roi5se pour rtdncation
.publidua. et an Jug de- plix Ct Constable pour
rhactin dos ACCOMPLISHMENTS du jUri de police
dc Cette parolsse.
suiyants. savJir' A Ia naison de cotr dams IL
vile Ie Baton Ronge, pftsidte par John Reid,
James Cooper, ct Geo. w. Christine commits
anirea A Ia maison dc Nile. Veuva Town
aend aux %pIaings, pres dee par john A.. No
Hnrh, H,nry Carl q JOHN Began; Tia maison
au TTelois oecup5e par james Forb's sur le
Sandy Creek, pte-iite par James Cooper
ElihG Hoo ,er ot William jackson; ct aux
falrthes du Chemin pres Ia r1alson de IL b..
Hlralson, pre- idGe par William Iierreh, john
g. Forem n ct Joseph Heard.
LGleCtion pour Jugesde Paix ct Constablos
gefa tenuo CONNIE suit Pdnf Fart'ndIss'~
mont No. I, a III maison dc cour dans Ia vile
dc Bat II Rouge prosidte par d. A. Cunning
ham, James d. stuart, ct l9tdore barguler
Iun |: tArrondi5sement No q a Poiiice dc Hr.
j mes Cooper, presid9es par w. \. Pike Col:
A Malta. ct Manuel Moreno. AKRON No 5, a
Fla maison de ]. 81. Chapmaf, prtsidte par
L.gG. Chapman, b. Russ, ct w. aB. scott.
| AKRON: No 4, a la maison de Ade Veuve
Townsend aux PLANES, preside par W..
Sowell. w A. Atkinson, ct Robert I. Young.
Akron No B, d Ia maison de Thomas Devall,
prtsldte par Thomas Devall, Thomas Lilly OF
Joshua Alexander pore, AKRON No @ a ia
malspn de james &. Dawson, presldee par
| James G. Dawson, w. II. Gayle OF George
David. Arfon /: No 4, aux tiourches du che
min pres la matson de II. b., Hafals n, pfesi-
DIE par Isaac Singletary, John u. Commeaux
ct r. II. Burnett. AKRON Nos, a In maison
du Col. p HtGky, prasidGe p r le Oh. =.
Hicky, John Caldwell Jr., Ell +. u. Conrad.
| A5roni Nos 9, a Ia maispn occupee au relois
par JOSIAH Barker, ~presidte par g.. y tgre,
Alfred Duplantier ct w. y. Walker, Arr, n
No 10, a Ia maiBdn de William Martin, presi-
dee par Stephen Roberts, $. w. G~reon"ell ct
Richard Odnm, Arron No II, a Ia matson
| do John Bartel sen, p estdGe par WmaD. Lea,
NJ. Watts n, IT y. w, Rpunsavill", ct AKRON
No ~, a Ia maison de John II. VaoConrt, pre-.
sidte par D. Il. Penny B. Burgess ct Amos
Adams a. at,
Eelection commenceta 4 3 heu es du ma.
tin, It Ii buite dt gcrutin 8 ra tetue otVerte
A chaqus reimbursement iusqd'a 4 htu es dc
rapres midi Il dite election serd tenue e
los rftaurs fits conform ment aux clauaes d.
dc Ia r~onstitut on ct des lois. .
Bureau Din sheriff L.. NOkRlS'
Baton Rouge % Sept. l847. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
ta=" .a NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGEN-
s#t.# EERJNTS

Il hereby given, that l6S pursuance OF q
contract wi Il and under Instructions from ne
Surveyor General Of thu public lands lor The
State Of louisiana, | will re survey and MAKE
The corrections " The limos, Of public Janus
aad private CT itna, embraced in the follow
ing Townships, ii tho parish of East Baton
Rouge, G eeoaburg district, Louisiana, VIZ
No. 7. south If ratge no. |, west IN whirl
Baton Rouge is sttnaied Township 10. =
south Of rarge no. |, east, Township no. z,
south Of range nc. 2, east, Township no. g.,
south of range ~ | west, and Township no.
8 south Of range M. | east.
Being duly commissioned by i Landry
y. Safes SJF, General tpr the State Of Louis
iana. / will be prepared to execute private
surveys, III any part Of the State, and also
IegellIng in MI It's branches, Letters address
and tn Tic care Of Thomas ~ Weightmln,
ESQ, Sur. Genera y off e, DnnaIdsonviIle, or
DANIEL D Avery ESQ, Baton Rouge, will
meet with The carly attention Of
~. ], CLAYTON TAYLOR,
T. q. Dnnutv Surveyor 81 Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
EDuCATTGN.

The Baton f1ouge T~nstittte . Prospectus Of
which may he seen 1.-THE %etlfceai thts pareF
and tie t,icayune-the bo1h-st res 81 Messrs.
Nor4fhn It steet-as we'll as ailsgther plaeeaof
nahlin - &ortin New Orleans aud is yleinityi
Or procured on apptieation-ff9tn the PFinet-
nntAthe l,cvd. J0H9 BphKH, will 10 open for
the reception Of pupils ~ The lst Oct, next
Terms fur i3oarders 230 dollar. per mum
payabis half ysarig, in udeaaeee-husic, Draw
ing Dancing, Fencing -dmakihg ana repairing
clothrs;books aud stationery, an extra charge
Terms Of tuition for D~aY.puptls-in the c e.
mentary branches Of an English education
Reading, Writing and Artlh netie-3 dollars
per month Classics and Mathemltles-
dollars per month | strocttot IN French
German, Spanish AMI ttalian-7 dollars per
m ,nth, or separately, 2 dollars per mouth
Ora ing,-TWo lessons each week S3,oV per
month, OF 6 dollars per qoartef.
Instruction ia Instrumental Music , per
month.
No boarding pupil of This establishment
unacconpanIed by the Principal or one oil
his assistants, shall without special per
| mtsston~abe seen in the streets. All respon'
sIbihty in relation TO day-sthol3rs, after
school hours,-and beyond view of The Inst,
| tutfon ,-~shali, save IN case Of some special
understanding to the c1nttary-rest upon
fthsir Parents or Guardians.
| . Sept. 25-sa4, If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
ODOM & ELLIOT
NOTICE.

By virtue of the assessment a tax roll now
nv possession f the yer l846, | have
seized and will sell at the Court house door
IN Saturday the fourth December next 10 the
highest bidder the following described proper
ty to wit
A lot of ground situated in that part Of the
Town of B ton Rougs oue by Glib TT
Leonard and designation the elan thereof
by Lot No u 10 square No 2 having sixtyfee
front BY 100 feet deep ; with all me buildings
and impr yements thereon to pay and satisfy
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge in the sum of
seventeen dollars and fifty four cents amotn
OF parish tax due by Mrs g. Full on for the
year 1916, together with the cost of these
proceedings. Terms of sala-Cas1.
WV. HUBBs. Collector for the Parish
of East ton Rouge. Oct. 23-38.
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THE DAILY NATIONAL WIG

Il published in the City Of Washington,
. Y day. at 3oseTock II Al. Sundays e2tt
. and served to Hlibscribers III to C1t.H
III Ma ". Yard, fn gebrgetoBntin AleSahGN
and in Baltinele the sane evenings ~ ~ a
a quarter Cent8a week, payable f. She cole
CONT of the Wig, q. l.. GllChriat, u q, OF lls
order. 1t ID also ma. ed to any pa5t Of We
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ole year for $50 payable llwtys IN advance.
TIE NATtONAL W HtG il what lts nats 9 III
dictate. It speaks the sentiments u The Wing
parry oi tIa Union on eyotg question: Of pub
lie policy. 1t advocates the electl6' 10 the
Pr side6cy II Zachary Taylor. snbe ct to the
decision Of n Wing National Convention. It
makes war to the k1llo upon nI mel u es q
the Administration de3nad to b. adyefee to
the interests of the country. and expo CO ittt-
on fear or favor the corruptllalH OF he party
in power. Its column. are cpelI 10 evtry
nj n II III, country, for the Discussion Of po-
litical or any other questions.
In addit on ID pulit O.. a tnrEf spare Of tbs
National WIig VIII o de, oted 10 rrtblt~th ms
upon Agrittt tpre, and othHr useful acts, Sci
ence ~ geto nj, Law, Medicine, Statistics,
&c. Choice sp]eritnenspf American aiid For
eign Literature will also DO given, including
Reviews etc. A weekly iist Of The Pct MS
issued Ivy tho Patent Office, will likewiae 10
ptbIishod-tho whole forming . complete
family newspaper. "5r
1'ng WBEkbY NArpHAb VHto one II the
largest newspapers in the United states ID
made DIP froui tho columns % I'll" Daily IA.
tional Wing, and il pull he'd every Saturday,
for the low price Of 33 fsf ann n, payable il
advance. a double 5Rn"ot Of eight ages vi,
be given whenever the press Of matter wi
Justify j.. ss
The memoir Of Gen. Taytor, wttttea
| pressly for he National Wing are in cguff
| Of publication. They com nenced with tn
second number, q large number uf copies If
which, have brehp rinted, IL supply calls for
| back numbers. CfTAS. W. lENI0N.
Proprietor Of The National WING
Ant. l4--98. Gmos. (Advtg 20 dolly
p: =. MI daily, weekly, and seHi.Week
papers in the United Sfat"s d d taqicsted Il
insert this advert s%erncnt .ooce . week for ss
months, noting the ptit6 for publishing the
same at the bottom Of the advertisement, att
send the paper containing II TO the Nationa,
Wing office, and the amount. VIII be duly r..
mitted. Our editorial brethren are also re-
quested TO notice the \ tionsl Wing ia their
reading columns. G. ". +.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
BATON ROUGE RACES
al 7 ~

NI-A-A--1-@s
The frat Fall meeting over the Magnolia
Course will conmence on "wednesday the
l7th November, and continue four days.
Frusr DAY ! PRopRIrrop's PuRsn. The
PREF rietors will give a purse OF S2oo
proyfled two horses starta-1istanee' mule
heats.
sEoarp DAY-SwBEPsrAKrs. This stake
" DO called The Kenncr stake, %torthree year
old colts and FLIES $500 entrance 800
forfeit: 10 close on the fifth November;
two mile heats.
nurse to be called the Citizens Purse Of
S4oO, M per cent entrance, two Or more
entrfqfhe5 entitle the winner TO the purse !
threa mile heats.
FouRru pAv-SwEFPaTAKEs. This race
will be for q sweepstakes free for all ages,
$3.50: entrances to close the morning before
tSe race distance best three in i've, Wl'r
heats. 1 7@ a.,
Persona wishing to make entries will ad-
dreaa to A. pEvisToN, secretary Of the Jockey
club. Baton Rouge La.
Tho proprietors beg to state that the haF-
nolja course is IN fine condition, and gentlemen
who are now training horses on the race, sey
q hsa tho finest soil. and In better situated thah
arv other track in tho south. The course y
now in fine order, and in proof Of IL excellence
has been selected as training ground iof me
tolIcwtng no scB now At wo'k viz; RerenH,e,
Fanny King, M,rteta, Red Bird Gl'ncos ~
Mdrgdrct, Edna, and some two ana tf'rce year
olda. The celebrated race horse orator ana
o others Of equal lame are expected in a few
dave. lii pr per to assure the pubic that the
town Of Batoa Rouge and vicinity are qulfe
kosithy, and will make a convenient resort
nn,S ths fever may subside in New Orlnnns.
'"'' 0DoM & ELLIOT
PRopRIETuRs
m. N. o. Ptcuyune-Lou Chronicle ST.
'Franci.ville; Memphis Enquirer and Alex
andria Democrat will publish the above once
a.week until the 18th Of November next aud
forward their accounts to the Baton Rouge
Gazette Office for collection.
Sept. 25--34. ls..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
TIN, COPPER Il SHEE[ IRON
WARE MANUFACT0RY.

The subscriber, worker in p, &eopper and
sheet iron, would respectfully ipGorty his
rricuda and the public generally, that le has
removed hia establishment, corner Of Qinych
and Third Street, near Hr. Gr1earie'a soffse-
house, where he will b. happy 10 recetve the
patronat hf his friends and thtT9ubIic kener-
ally. lie has Always on hqndeh fno sssn't-
rnent of tin ware, which he wifi sell AZ Cheap
ne can be bpugfn any Where, whole sale or re.
tail. Cutters and sp6uts made and put ZIP in
IA he shortest. order, ala6 bathing tubs, large
oil cans, %stovepipes, all kind Of lin copper or
sheet. iron ware repaired. All work ehtrust
ed to HIM will beexecuted With heatnese an
despatch.
eb 7 no |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND PRfNrERs FuRHisnISc WAREHpBss,
M I EnnnT SIrneL Ln.m

THY
The Undersigned beg Leave to abnoince
10 publishers ard Printers. that trey have
established q complpta TYPE FOUND
RY in this city. The Book letter Of this
Foundry was cut to order by worklnen of
LONG experience, and, as TO expense was
spared 10 obtain the handsompste faces,
and 10 perfect it in every respect, #e wtll
ventbfeto say il will be iQlndna h nidsoms
ifnot the handsomest in the United States.
W. have also q very Handsome assortment
Of Flowers and Job Letter oflbe latest
styld, 70 which we do call Tie attention Of
Printers before p~urrha.ing elsewhere.
All articles manufactured by us shall bs
Of a material eq1al, II not superior, 10 any
manufactured ut the North and az We ahall
sell Type at Wtw York prices, we trust 10
meet with encouragement.
We are dow prepared 70 manufacture
BRASS RULE, and TYPE Of any mag
nitude, with ~pronptness. We would also
particularly eallthe attention Of Prsltcrg
TO our LEADS having an entire new SIT ct
moulds by which va arc enabled III far-
nish a perfect article. We arv also
Agents for the gale Of Napier, Wasf5ng.
ton AMI Smith Presses, which, t64stber
with Glasses, Cases, Composing Sacks,
Furniture, fok, and every other article re.
quired In the Printing busine -, wif be
kepi on hand, and furnished at saa tafse-
lures prices.
Editors and Printers wishing 81 ystsb.
lish a Newspaper Or lob Prfn Ing 9Blre
wll be furnished WITH al estin,ase d.
TAIL Gor the same, by statipR The !
the paper, On The particllar ftylc and lI4a
tity Of work to be executed.
IJyThe proprietors Of srspwspapers wha
! will publish this advertise heat month";,
aud send 4 paper TO our flee weekly. WIN BE
paid for the adyeriisene nj by purchasing ay
| times the amount Of ad e%crtsibg bill IN type
GREEN dCo.
aug. 7-27 6na. ~ Canal street Row
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS ONLY Y.

no 10 SNudI tlAIEtt INN" A"lhr
l. L L. AU o N Il L E T..
EkTE LEE & JUDsoN r.
Orcupytke spacious FIVE tory warehouse
No &c Cedar street, the whole Of which Is
devoted to- de exhibition aud sale Of the sin
gle article q ....
PsRINTEDCALICcE 4.
Their present stock consists Of nearly
USA T'nousExD PAcKAGBs, r.
Emhrsciug soma thousands Of different
patterns and colorings, and comprising
every Thing desirable in The line, toreig
aud domestic. MI ofwhieh are offered
fer sale, f3r cash, or satisfactory credit, at
the lowehf: prices, by the .
.rtfCr OFT PACKAGE.
New ri <es are received almost every day
and mans 81 them are got up for our own
sales, ana mot 10 be found elsewhere. =
'IrPrFsd lists OF prices corrected from
day 10 ddH,wIth every variation IN The mar
kct, are riaced III the hands Of buyers.
MetcheSts will be able. TO form some idea
Of the eS b. aud varietyof our assortment
when we -tate, that the value of our usual
stock orthiS ONE ARTICLE, Is ut leaSttwice
the vaIuo: Of the entire stock Of dry goods
usually sept by our wholesale jobbersg q
This fi9q together with the fact, that huI
means Ard our at ~cntion, instead of being
divided a2nohg a vast variety oferlicIes, are
devoted N,holly 10 one, will render the nd
vantarhSs VIII Oh we can offer TO dealer,
perfectly tobvtous. and It shall he our care
that none who visit our establishment shall
meet with any disappointment. Our as
sortment is complete at all seasons Of the
gygRfs III Ef#e E# "#na All
Aug, Idly. .'a -s1
NO CURE NOPAY. IL dog Smiths Tonic
Syrup fer f~everand ague, and chills and feveI
for sale ty
.ss.# ,as OF Darts Druggist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
BATON ROUGE RACES.

The second spring meeting oter The
Magnolia Course, wtH begin in February
neat and continue SiG days.
FIRST DAY.
% I JOCKEY CLuB PURSE 800, entrance 10
per cent added two or NOR" entries to en-.
lille the winner to the purse. Mle heats.
Second race same day. Sweepstakes for
twa.year.oIds $3.50, entrance S75, forfeit
S25 declaration. Mile heats.
ID. DAY.
i .JooREY C1uB PURsE 5000. conditions
as for the first receive mile heats! ,t~
81. DAY.
t3 KRSSrK srAkE $500 autfance BOO
forfeit $50 d~eelaration.f To be- run for by
threc.ycaf olds; en- RIGS to close on the lJth
of November, and all declarations TO be
made by lst January next. Heats two
'''' srcosb RACE SANE b y III club
purse $500 conditi ms as lofthe first race
at he meetiag-nilkq heats, best thee N
five. -f
LADIES PuRsE $500, entrance ten per
cent, conditions as abova This race will
be under tic exclusive control of The ladies
who give the pufsr-twp thih heats, s
18Th DAY asaefn
JOCKEY CLUB PUksE $500, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as a~bove-three mile
| heats. %, Il .a.Ea
9th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PuRsE 800, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as above-tour mile
| heats. .t...F 4s. ia
Persons wishing to mike entries, will
address their communicate 10 A. Penis
ton Esq. Secretary of the Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is a this time In, exercise on the
course, the tar-famed Fanny Hang, Red
Bird and several other good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny wi be full
Jolly for Revenue Or any ether champion
of the turfin the coming campaign.
A main of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
ODOM & ELLIOT
ProprietoTs.
The following papers will please copy
once a month for six months, and send
their accounts to the Office Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection Wis Nash
Vile Union-N. O. Picayune-Louisiana
| Chronicle, St. FrancisviIle-Louisvill
Journal-Spirit of the Time
Aug. 7-27. 6m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
NOTICE.

By virtue Of the assessment I. tax roll now
in my possession as Collector OF Parish Taxes
for the year 1876, | have seized and viii sell at
the Court house door, on Saturday the fourth
December next to the highest BIDDER the loi-
lowing described property to wit;
A certain negro man alive, named Jacob
sged about fifty years; TO pay md s.tisfy
the parish Of East Baton Rouge, IN toe sum Of
six dollars and ninety nine au1 one haif cents
amount of Parish tax, due BY r. d, NeScomb
Or The year 1876, together Y ith the cost #
| this yroceeding. Terms OF s~le-Cash.
WM. HUBS, Tresurer AMI Collector.
for the Parish Of East Bat.a Rouge.
Oct. 23-s38.