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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-22

g.; Fresh FrTits, S.c.
So. I'D AlSINS, I'm stl,h Cuusn's, rrrs Gu.
MTI III ron, ropioc,, isusca Gtuecf, IoN-
" pe'- Isinglnss. Pearl Barley, Pearl sage,
Cinn,uon. Cloves, Mace, Maca"ui,, &c For
sale by KING & WRITE,
Druggists y Booksellers on The
corner ,oesi efMe Ceud Hout
Ottawa Avg 10, lsi1,
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DtgS,,n,g Potdioes.--Perhars it may
be well to remind our readers that
Potatoe digging is much easier per-
formed while the weather is pleasant
than after the rough fall winds begin
20 blow, and the heavy frosts lie on
l.the ground till eleven O'Clock.
The pctatoe gains nothing by re-
maining in the ground after it is full
" ripened--which may be known by
ythesPpesranes Of the tops. It should
+ thenbc dug, freed from as much earth
~ convenient BY exposure 10 the Dir
during the half Of q leasant day, and
then Immediately put into tho cellar,
end kept, .: much as possible, from
light and sikAiI. 4
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TO tIscwcrs.

- BOXES OF the celebrated Moutoose chewing
q tob,cco ios, received. T. BAsyiIr.
Ocs. I, tst1.
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U.2LhER e. WCHLiNG, Oua,ra,
=. n. ARMSTRONG;, Morris,
JOHN STERLING. .3YaJIe.
s. W. SKINNER, NapcruiRc.
REM. I. CEDNEY. Peru.
Ell. BROUN Tror Grore.
n. B3CHELLER, Hardin.
e. HOGG.7S, Norway.
G. y. UOLLENBACK, Newark.
J. PENTLHNU, La Sale.
Ouaaa, Ang. u 1917. ely
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Virginia thorn for Hedges,--A
visit from one Of the Messrs, Over
man, who are engaged in growing a
nursery in Fulton county, has put us
in possession Of some information in
regard to the Virginia Thorn, of
which SO much has been said oflate.
These gentlemen have had several
years experience with this shrub, and
are competent TO speak Of its value
as a hedge plant.
The seed used by them is obtained
in Indiana. near the Ohio line, at a
cost OF s25 per bushel. It's requir-
ed to be kept with great care for two
years in damp condition, when it
vegetables. The plants are very ten
der when young, being killed by the
slightest casualties in great numbers.
MIR. y. stated to us, that out of a
large quantity Of seed, their entire
stock was ono season lost, with the
exception Of three or four plants
Those stocks which live are found
difficult Of lransplanting, on account
Of the tap root with which they are
furnished. When once put into the
hedge row and started, they grow We
finely, and soon become formida-
e IL. h., ..ltl. - -,
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which has lteH 50 ktrdly and Literally bestowed
during the wa past years. sept Eff
Shawncc,own Money Wanted.
0HRn DOLLARS hrwhich the highe,l
AUUC price wiz 10 paid ty
.c,llI WALKER Il HCKlLNG.
FgNEAS. TEAS!
The i4Iio yIng Teas are fresh and good.
AID We shall sell them at the IoNc., price,:
30 hf. chests Young lily son, from IS to S.
Gunpow der.
2 Imperial.
2 I" Powchoug, in lib papers.
WALKER s. nICKLlNG.
Sept 81 ls47
Scotch EagS,Ng. BED Ticking.
y On hand a d tor sale ON,
II pieces Dundee Bagging.
4 do Osnaburphs e. Eurlaps.
25 do Tickinqs. 3.ito Ga, from
l2i to 81 cts. per yard,
WALKER x lllCKLING.
src'2hisi5
ss.c.RsfT2s Fish pish!l
1000 In-, dry Cod Fish, y good article.
6 hhls. No, 2 Halifax Maekrfl.
g Z" | do do
10 :" White Fish,
JUst received nod for ,nl' nv
WALKER & llICKLNG.
scpt2i ! AZ.
Ready Made Clothing.
a NONis Psnt-. Vests. DuNrr.. smut Bo'
/ " SONS aud colht-. good a-soumrhi,
los ptice-. CvsiMAs 4 iaiDLGr,
Oct ! lsiT,
DIAPER IJANGlNtiS.-
4 3Ol Rolls Wall Paper, and $50 do. Curtain
raTor, At oct !. CusrNAS a. GaInLrrs
WANETD!
| n0RK, Wheat, Flour, Beans. Flax Seed
q Bees Wax, Hides, &c.,by
Oct |. 1917 CusHn,s e. Gnnt'r,
IHNAPEOCA--A fine Article fr pujd,ngs
A. CUSMAN ~ GRIDbEl'S.
SNALr..l00 Barrels. fr ,ale hy
| - Oct. lSi7. CusuaAS d GRipLgr
Edsings ana lnscrtinxs. - s.
l0h1AYDS.L i-lc Ejyugs & Inserting,
lSpSV % y,rJ, thread do
200 wards linen Swiss worked do
| $50 black silk d,
For sale by T.DhsSsrr.
oe, l, lsi1,
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HBNAPEOCA.-A fine Article fr pujd'ngs
At CUSM AN IL GRlDLEl'S.
Dc,S lsi7.
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wac hinsIOn lioiCI,
JOHN DsLEyY--P,oyri.tor.

{ Opposite The South Front cftIe Smtc
Nouse. SPrmgfcid, H.n0is)
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DRUGS d MEDICINES.

rgNIIE subscriber hos jaN re-
4 crIvcd at his store one door
North # the Narslnn Ilrusc,
(Eam M Y,k and 81, LpG, }
a hrr' and II. sh supply Of the
above named articles, together
with mast os''y ,ad.ly e erli.
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CABINET WARE & CHAIR
N A NIEA TORY.

'trl"s' ne prepared to execute work atthe shot.
est notice. And he Is prepared To manufacture
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CLOrli DRESS
Willie don" aithc usual prices, . sral'dis
count for ready pay. J. s y. GREEN
Dayton. Nav | !. lSl7. J. Il DC
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Sept IL 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-04
eG,e,N's

GERMAN SATXE AID XEGti tt
iB ttT0E. or INN Frs NJ
RI t~fER
It'll T. medieal $, Grid + cI4alief .f
fir thar WIii tuufr ~Heediit ftA-.
q cittl. tt9ults al any Alud hfulsl'.t ".,la
tsf.es sea ifss lfTf amt 81 jf4n Eff ll4i
i.s- CT dogs or otii.r 10 soiious 81
.-s and eorn- piles phlesms'5r da' 4
H'taf.! D. THE liver, tamEaf-s q 4
Hs4a III ihf tark side of stomach. s. :
.iaiIaH If ttradi eF lungs fra'i
3 atiniafiuu OF azue Do the hrea'', - Z
remit AVID wounds Of ant hH4H, ..ifH I
Fcr itl4 Is N0F tlit III 4
NI orders, letiers. &c. musi BE- aHa I
h1iiN tf ~ HUDSON sifeo.. NfN
= t'E fNE. Hper .or.e 49, " a
~ aftE ., -, s.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-04

SECURITY ~ PURCHASERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-04

y taa Thread I.tz.-. T. ..=Hss. sa=H.= II. 4
\ fs#s y - Gallaou= loot Ila Nas. 1
Z a. sc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
T ROUGE RACE
COURSE.
TO LOVERS or FEe
SPORT ANDRACE HORSES.

THE propfie'drsfhave tho pleasure uf IN.
forming tho sporting community that they
have lsta, Il 'he f!en course ngar Daioii
Rouge, for thr tarfs NJ five years, and that
il IL nav u tIorI ing thorough repairs, and
in a fnw wneks thu: they will he prepared b.
accommodate any f4inhar nf horsep,Rnd will
have the course ehlAl, II not auperlpr atylG
10 any IN the JKlited States, In point q
eleganCe-and cony11ienCc.
The proprtetora pSnigo themselves tn ron.
duct The course on tkIch liberal aud they bo
liove ganttem lnly hrinciplea, as will ensure
general BtigfIGtion. They would here re-
mark tn thals sp6rlRug friends, far and near,
aud to ali those inteE ested, that If they "m0an
snorling' they mkRt send In their sub.
grriptions, either bK letter or some author.
ised person,
From the ovidencRB Of SUCCESS Tho aubscri~
bera have alreaIy their posse ssiou, and
from the vol knows ltberaIitv of The South.
ern People. the RubbCriheFH indulge no doubts
about obtaining subscription lists highly res.
peeiablc, huth IN th1 number Of members and
in tho amount Ruhaf bed.
In conclusion, itk subscribers would say
that thew axp ct Feir friends will give in
their names m ard M possible, to hare The
Spring meeting, pEior 20 the New Orleans
aces, mn AlB1 Ia e4able the proprietors to
dvertise liberal ptsaea. II Ii therefore par.
cnIerly daatrNhIc ! that tho list should bo
made oft immediately.
On M g. iN.tlDf'F. Pr0prietara.
y. y. I!inrn Will 10 a meeting at The
Court. houE on tho evening Of The lat Mon.
day il lnHlrv, the frat day Of tho State Fair,
rei lhara viii ha On address delivered, and
It 4 expe3 ted IT, tn persons, dispoaed 10 en-
courage The enterprise will be present.
o.. e. r..
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and continue hvr

Will begin and continue five
dAvs. The roles and regulations of the Lou
isiana Course to govern these races.
tpt, day Ioclty Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance 10 per cent, 2 or more entries 10 en-
title the winner 10 the purse.
Second day Joeky Club purse 300 dollars
entrance 10 per cent, y or M 70 to ehiiNIe the
W nurr 10 the purse, . mile heats,
2id Race this day, SNecrslake for j year
olds entrance 100 dollars 90 dollars forfeit y
or more to make a race mile heats
3td Day Jocky Club purse 400 do r" enc
trance 10 per cent, three mile heats.
Same day Sweep Stakes two mlte meats
300 dollars entrance. rs dollars forfeit,
4rh. Day Iocky Club, purse goo dohirR
mile heats, hest 2 In y, entrance ~ per cent
2ni. Race this day, SLOW race entrance
10 dollar. the two proptietors wiz a hne
saddle to this race.
G.ntlrmrn riders no rider to rlde hiB oWh
horse. nor no hur.e with broken limbs or
Other WAYS ungound 10 he entered, the HlAFt
horse ont to win the money, | mile out, 4 or
to make a race.
9th Day Proprietors purse 100 dollars en-
trance 10 per cent . or more tv maze u race
two mile lSate.
2rf R,Gc this day defeated Stakes FREQ Tor
any h rae that has npt won a race during the
week entrance Is dollars, play or pay to close
hfnnrnl1g OF the race.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
TXMOTHX FAY, NJ D.
nENYsEIC WIZ

Has VOW on HAM THE BEST OF MATERIAL
tor perfect work, and pledges TO his patrons as
good operations az they can obtain in the
state, particularly in mounting teeth or
gold plate.
Office atfis residence.
Calls left at the drug store of o. P. Davis,
will meat with prompt attention.
Dr.Fay has been Kindly permitted to refer
to the following gentlemen, moatot whom
have been acquainted with his operations du
ring the past nine years.
B f Harvey. NJ. D., US AZ q French,
NJ. D. Henry Perkins, NJ. D. Jehu Perkins,
Nd; ] p McGimsey, II. D.; FM Hereford,
N. D. P M Enders, NJ. d. 8 9 Lavcock, NJ
D. Augustus King, NJ. D.; lion Judge Bnrk,
Hon Judge IA G Penn ; Rev. J, Woodbridge;
Rev. Jhn Burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
TIN, COPPER ~ SHEET IRON
W IkE MANuFACTORY.

The tubsa be-. sotker in tio, copper and
shoet.i ~ we 10 Yfe tpochuIIv inform his
rriords M lid nu'sc generally. that he has
removed h o", b. s]fnd9nt, corher Of Church
and fhnd = -, nfF. ~. CIansrie's coffee.
hon Nv B. he va t1 h,ony 10 re"oive the
patrona' , Seh'' t,91ds and rbe public gener-
ally. lie fs' wfRs ~ hand a fine aFsort-
moa, o 'llv va wk;eh he viii soil IA cheap
as cgibe boU,h t a1f woef". whole sale OF re-.
t.. Ga ;etq and spou'1 mede and nut up in
The spo"tesl order, also bathirg tubs, large
Oh cam, ,ovepineB, MI kind o. ~ copper or
rt"c ron ware repaired. ~ wo,k entrust
cd TO hin will bcoSocuted viii neatness an
despatch. ,anv rr,.,,o
eb : no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Fall and Winter Clothing

The eubacribers will receive IN tnonda,
next per ship QUEEN VtCToRfA, from New
York, n splen9sd assortment Of Fall and win
Ter Clolhing--to whieh thew respectfully in.
Vtif the attention Of HE public.
Black cloth and Cashmere paltots, Plat.
saliinei do, SAeed and silk ,rp d., bIarI
cloth and CassItnofe aarkF, cloth clio Ky, fwee.
strkH, blue pilot bunting e1afs, blue blank
ditto, blue aud drab bIanket over coata, btacI
cloths. drcss and frotk coats, Pain and hiripef
t%attInet Pants, black and fanny c%asatmoro DO.
bIt'k aotaI M fR'ed SILK yes's, boys yalen-
cla do Cotoa drawers, Cntton n BNC W
slIiris &c DC,
- aidu ~ IN the above they will he re-.
co'vtng p"r every packet additional supplies
which VIII max" orr assortment complete.
Phillips. a. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

3 jacob. having established himself in
New Orleans. for the purpose Of rtcj imting
their business il Baton Bongc, the uadrr.
SigAed, have the honor IT, inform thri friends
and the public in general, that being d ,sir-
aus of preservins Il" character Of kceptng "A
Cheap Store,
IN reality they viii renee Gorth have constant.
yon. hand, an eNt 'msiv" assortment of
Dry goods, and fancy arti-
cles. Gcntlcmen's ready
made clothing. Shoes Of cv-
cry description, hats Sc,
from the best American,
French and German manu-
factories. Every article ne
cessary for toilette &C., &C.
Which goods WILDE sold at the lowest pos
able prices.
OPPENHEIM and jacob
dec IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
TAKEN UP.

On the Iith December, l5i6, by Peter
q ,rrnrt about q mllee below the Court house
ia this parish, a creole horse Of a dark hay co-
#; three white feet star in the furehead,
AID the eud # Tho n".e white no mark OF
brand v~,st,le aud aged about = years.
Ii snli II ,rsc Is not claimed Within thirty
days altor the lir-t publication ct This notice.
agreeable to nm nc al tho police jury 81 this
parish. h. will be exposed At public sale on
Tho lath January next, lSi7 At 10 o'clock A.
NJ, To pay ,te capturing aud other expenses
bv the undcr- igNCd.
ROSE MONO iTEBERT r.. J.
Wcst Baton Rouge 10Th Dec. lSlG-47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOIICE-

ALEXIS LEE|tANc, thankful for past i4vors
respectfully informs his customers and The
public in gener ], that no has coded his inter
eai ~ The CofFeo' house 90 Lafayette street,
from the 4lb ~ October instant, 10 Lewi.
Sanchez and Felix Lenares, in wbo.e behalf
no requests the same patronage that has here.
iofpre been bestowed on him.
IVA Leblanc, requests nil t'rose who are
indebted 10 him 10 settle wijtin one month,
otherwise their accounts will be placed In To-.
gal hands for collection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the re idence of Rosemond Capdc-
VILE, one mile above Plaquemipo ferry, a
dark brown hors", about13 apds biQh, has a
lump IN the left t~ore-Erot lork. 3 olack and
one white, foot, a @caf on The rump, and a
small star on the forehead.
ANY person who will give information al
This Office of said horse, I" rfa'orc BIN TO the
owl er near Plaqdernlne wiz De il erally re-
warded.
RosEmoND C~ApDEvILLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
10 SUGAR

A. o. DA0PHts, kctiIe.set,~t residing for
the present in Baton RIM -, oF,rg his ser.
vices to the planters Of T. > - I%hborinv par
lsfes. After twenty-five years experience
at kettle setting ho can warrant his work,
and save The nlo'cr q great deal of gueI. An
pIyto M. u I Eeau>eyard at Baton Rouge,
or o MI b Scvddef, where he II NOW en-.
ploved. A. u. DAUPHiN.
y. \. Letters put IN the Baton Rouge
Posi-otiice will be duly attended to.
July IS 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

y 0A
Informs bis friends and customers that he
has just returned from New Orleans w jtb a
fresh supply OF provisions, Groceries &e
consisting Of
100 barrels, beet Ohio flour
~ barrels maas pork
~ do prime pork
~ do chime pork
I'D do j0Ie8
i5tHW lbs hulk pork hog round
~ kegs prime lard
JOOO lbs sugar cured bacon hams ina
ranvassrd
5HD 10 smoked shoulders sugar cured
~ boxes sperm candies, ~ ~ d Gs
~ DO adatnGntine candles 81 Il IN
~ sacks beet Rin eOfE,r
2D sacka salt fns and cnaree
~ barrels FectiBed whiskny
- Md prlmn sugar alao
'ilp"r "f quality Imperial tea, loaf ru0sr. rice.
spices, sweet OIL, starch, alum.
VIM" h"a', chrome green. chrome Yof-
ow, lttherage, Lins"ed ri, spts T'n,nan,,ne
oa'n' b l'be', c"p1i varntsb, windnv ola
'niY, y IN assortment If CrorkcrV waFa sr.
PJnlRhs, ha,nea, Collars, bridlea and @
lnHher ut other ~ar'i"kes too tedious Ia mnr
nm It yon desire 10 purchase good articles
cheap cal and examine for yourselves.
fh1 subscriber has received from 4 late ii.
rect inip0rtaii0n.
100 boxos claret vine various brands. souo
superior and cheap table Wine.
= boxes old MADEIRA in half bnttDes
10 gale old Maderia wine s years in nv
tore, rs S5 90 per gals. ~
10 Boxes french CordiaIs assorted
. boxes old cherry wine
~ baskets champagne very fine,
" doz botels, old mort vino Ksnuinr.
A.. malta, church afrcet.
The subscriber has received a small lat ~
Dupont + FF Powder. do n + powder. can.
non powder, and also Dnpont's celebrated "
gle powder ~ lin cannlsters,
Shot ri MI sIzes and a superior article Of
eprcussion caps. "
A MATrA, church street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOTICE.

Mr.. J. LOPEZ, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally.
that he has Just opened at the corner Of
Church and Third Streets, in the house
form erlv occupied by G. c. Moore
A full and complete assortment of
DRUGS g. MEDICINES,
Comprising all that is useful kept in a
Drug Store. LA" 2o-i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
DRY GOODS

II. DE GOER Il RTFFLARD take this on.
po'tnntty Of Informing Dry t'oods merchants
fro n III" adj tGent States, who visit New Or.
leans Tor the purpose of purchasing Dry
t'"ods, that they are constantly supplied with
4 full and wen selected stock Of British,
French and american dry goods, direct from
the manufacturers. which wiz be sold A.
cheap ~ IN the Northern markets.
Now1anding ex ships Viola and Edward
bouSlead, from Liverpool, and ship Rubicon
from Havre-
500 packages fall dry & DDS, forming a
choice selection for The South and South.
western markets.
II. DE GOER 4 HFFLARD.
lnpotiers Of Dry Goods, 81 Magazine 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
EpATE

A etc amene par devant moi, lie Is Dec
par Sam C Love, de neurant a environ IA
miles au dessus de la maison cour de cette
paroisc, I'm cheval %couLeur grise, age d'envi.
ron 10 ans, de Is paumes de hauteur, sans
marques perceptibles, ct adjuges, sous SER
ment, vaIoir vingt piastres par David DeValI
ct VIM B Chamberlain.
LIE proprletaire du dit cheval est requis de
- confurmer a Ia Ioi dams trente jours de ce
date. Oil lie dit c!heval sera vendu au plus hau,
encherisseur, pour compliant, conIorme men'
aux lois du juri de police.
ShML DCLARK, ]. p.
Jan 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
Charles GuPdv'u

Worker IN tin, copper aud sheet iron
would respectfully inform his friends and
Customers At large, that he has removed his
estab liahunent on C~hurCh-streel, opposite
Col NAtla's store, where he intends carrying
on The tin business.
He bas already on hand a fine and well as
aorted STOCK Of tin ware, which he ofEtrs M
cheap ~ can be purchased any where III the
South.
Cutters. spouts &c, made and put up at
The ahDrtest notice and despatch. Bathing
tubs. oil rams Of all SIZE, stove pipes &c.,
ronstanIy on hand. All kinds Of copper,
tin and sheet ron ware . ptired.
He will guarantee his work solid and binds
hrmseIf to repair gratis, all work done by
him.
G~Oh Brass AMI Copper tahcn IN Gu.
chahte FIR morh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
NOTICE.

Dr. J, Boyd, wants to purchase a ! OK,
or diseased negroes under Is year of age
for which a fair price VIII be gtyen accOr-
ding 10 their various drseases-Uf he wifi
attend them at his Hospital one mile fom
Baton Rouge, daring their illness, upon h5.
eral terms. FoI particulars eDquifeal his
office near the Episcopal Church.
Dec Goth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30
SADDLE, HARNESS
AND
TRUNK MANDATORY.

TRUNK MANJFACIDR1.
The subscriber has on hand and offers for
sale, at very reduced prices, the largest 49,
sortnient ofSADDLERY ever offered in Be-
ton Rouge-consisring of
Quilted Ladies' Saddles,
Plush do do
Velvet do DO g
Plain do do
Quilted and plain Spanish SsddIes,
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation do
American do
Columbian do
Black and Russet Trunks,
Trunk VaIises,
Carpet Bags.
Carriage and Buggy Harness,
Gig and Salky do
Wagon and Cart do
Saddle Bags,
Wagon ard Cart Hames.
Horse and Mule Collars,
Blind Brides,
Trace Chains,
Brides, and Bride Filings,
M~artingaIes, Cruppers,
Coach, Gig and Troiting Whips,
Switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation aud Cart do
And a large assortment Of plated brass and
steel Bride Bits and Spurs, all Of which are
| offered al very reduced prices for CASH.
Jan. 2-47. A. BRADFORD
| Church Street, one door tom Pike & Harris
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pUBIJC

At n mogllrg II The board ofadm'nistrator
Of public schools, held this day, 1t was resoIv
ed, that all persons having Claims agains
The parsh for 'enching INDECENT cl,iIdfon iron
AoriI LIT, 1911 TO April 1sf, 1915, bo reques
led 10 hand their accounts properly autllentt
Gated 10 WIN. SPIKE, by ~ before the 20ft
day Of October next, ~ ofdar That a dlstribu
lion Of the appropriation for the year ls4'
be made.
JOHN REID, President.
Oct y 1s1G.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From the pIsntation Of Madame I Du-
PLANTER, Manch c, on or about the End
January, l847, two. FLIES, one a dapPIe
grey, the other a bay, both about three on
four years old, no brand or mark. Whoever
will bring them to the plantation will be
literally rewarded.
January Ii
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
PGroiSse Est Baton Rouge.

PGr0tSSf Isl Baton Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre rendu par la sixi6me
cour de District Judiciaire, pour la parolsse
Est: Baton-Rouge, il sera vendu par lie sous,
signe g%refier de la dite cnur, a la maison de
Cour dams la Vile de Baton Rouge, Mercredi
lie IL F6vricr l647. a midi, Ia propri6te 81
apr6s dtcrire, provenant de Ia succession
de ThGophilus Williams decide. savoir
Les amtliorations sur un moroccan de terre
appartenant au gouvernement des Etat Unis,
sirue sur Ia riviere Comite, a environ dix
msles de la vile de Baton Rouge.
CONDITIONS AC COMPLIANT. @
JosEPH w. FOWLER,
~ d-M g%retier.
,ond, ~ ordre de Ia dite cour' an
dsrnieg domiciI du dit oe.'"'' -
courant. aux heures ordinaires 90 Se"'s' =
prophecies suivanles, provenant de ia u''
succession.--savnIr.
3 chevaux, 3 boeufs, 7 tates de h&tes a
corn =, les u~stensils aratoires. une q~uantlie
de coon, mails &c.
Conditions --au compliant
JOSEPH w. FOWLER. grefier.
Jan. 0, so
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Groceries, Dry Goods Crock
cry and Hardware.

Corner of Laurel and Third Street.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
he public generally, that lie has always on
,and a good assortment of the above articles,
md is daily receiving supplies which he will
.eII low for cash, or on approved credit, and
Nv his unremitting attention to business, he
,ypects to receive a share of patronage.
- % ALFRED GATES.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
ID -. Il IL Dr.. In.nn - 4 -.

ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'ESt B1ton Rouge-Com de
District.
En- vertu dune commission 4 moi a
dress6 par Honorable Judge du hurtien me
district itdiciaLde l'etat de Ia Lonisrane-
J~'exposerai en- vente publique Mercrcdi
lie II Feby. l947, Il II heures dn nIa'in, a
la maison de cour, dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, la propriet6 suivante, appartenant
d IN succession dc feu John Denham, de-
c6de, savoir.
Une moroccan de terre sItle dams In par.
OLSEN d'East Baton Rouge a environ dix
mile est de la Vile de Baton Rouge, sur
Jones' Creek, %contenant 800 arpens, b1r
me d Test par les terres des h6rituers de
Charles Pens, nord par les h6ritiers de
Macarthur, a Ponest ct au sud par James
Stokes, aust 4 brebis, 4 cochons, un well
lie voIture ct une sCie.
Conditions de la vente-L1 terre ) ON
credit dun. deax ct trois ans, endosses a
satisfaction ct hypoth6que sur Ia terre, ct
la propriet6 personelle a un credit de
d0nze mnis en- blIlrt4 endoss6s.
JOS. w. FOWLER, Grefier.
dec 10