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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
nR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable
A GU T. M EDICIN E:
Vegetable

A safe and certain Cure for Chiiis aud Fc-
rer; IN all its complicated Forms;
also, an efrciuat remedy for
jevers Of erery description.
This medicine is offered to tho public asu
sa &c and certain Gu re for the chlls ard fever.
he proprietor assets, and without fear OF
contradiction, that this medicine is not oaual.
ed by any preparation in the United States
for tho cure of chils and fever-lt has been
we'll test cd by tho proprietor in extensive prac.
tice, during which time ho has prescribed it
in some thousands Of cases. and has never fail.
ed in single instance OF performing euro
the first day. He has been induced to offerit
Tor sale to the public, from the frequent solici.
lations that have been made upon him BIZ
number Of pcrsoss who have seen re we'd at
onco by the remedy after long and repeatcd
trials with Qunine and other articles ha ve fail
ed, which commonly recommended BY
physicians for the euro of this most d;etross.
ing disease.
Letter from, Dr.. Wiiliam Ross.
Dr.. Si,:--Aftcr my compliments to ysu,
will inform you that have fllly test Cd your
Pills, and find them to answer the purpose d&.
signcd;in no case have they failed where they
have had q fair trial. want you 10 send mo
OH fresh supply as soon y possible.
Your obi serv't. WIN. ROSS
Plcasan, Ridge, Tenn. Fab. %. l6al.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
Wines and Liquors.

FOR MEDICAL USE.
Pure Madeira Wine, Pure Claret wine in
do Port 4" bottles,
do Wine for church Pure Brandy, Gin &
use Rum.
Pure old brown Sher- Superior Alcohol.
ry wine. rumurinds.
Also, every article wanted by Physicians
and families in sick room:
Nursery bottles and Spring Lanceta,
rings. Sethescopes. Fiems,
Glass and metal syr Pill tiles, Spatulas
inges and bed pans l.ancets.
Breast pipes g. shells Scales and Weights.
Nursery tubes, tapers Tooth Instruments
Fumiguto:s, and claws.
have on hand and intend to keep full
supply Of
Sperm Oil Olive Oils, all qualit' $
100 gals linsced OIL Castor oil, Cod oil.
30 do Tanners opal Varnish.
Fish Oil. japan Varnish.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

VI ~"
DupuauE CouNry. g.
Charles 8. Hampstead. Dubuque Dist. Court
John Hutchings. 1913.
ATTACHMENT g. SUMMONS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the
Il said John lIutchings, latc OF sasd county.
that Writ Of Attachment. issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of tho District Court in and for
the county aforesaid, dated tho 18th day OF
October, A. u. lS47, ut the suit Of Charles s.
Hampstead. for the sum Of ninety. four dollars
and three cents, directed TO the Sheriff Of ssid
county; to execute which, said writ has been
returned by the said Sheriff, a. LEVIED upon .
part Of lot No. 745, as marked. nun bered and
described on tho government plat Of said city.
commencing seventy feet from tho corner Of
Second y iowa Streets. thence running north.
wurdiy thirty three feet on Iowa street, thence
tho same width 10 tho depth Of the said lot 10.
wards the river; the same being situated ii
tho City Of Dubuque, county and State aforc.
said -
Now, unless you, tho said John rrutchinos
shall personally bc and sppcar before tbs Di..
trict Court, on the first dry Or ne next Tenn
thereof. 10 DC holden At tho Court House ~
Dubuque. on the 4th Monday IN September
next, and pl.od TO tho SAID plaintiffs action,
judgment will DO entered against yo,. In q yor
~ the snid Hampstead, und tic sajd catat 81
49, 49, f.af -1
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
A full supply and assortment Of
DYE.STUFFS,

300 lbs Alum 700 lbs caip'd Log
(tbe best), extract logwood, 800 lbs Nic.r.
nn9:. wond. 400 lbs fustic, 200 lbs Oil VI
troll, 800 lbs. ocpr:'e' ,!Olbs cream tartar.
So lbs indigo, 100 bs Mait~r, 80 lbs Nut.
gals, emery, murlate tin. fig blue, pauriatic
sciI, aqua tostis, etc. etc.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
Paints, Painters articles, &c.

White lead dry and ground, my quantity.
SEQ lbs Spanish Brown, 500 lbs Venetian
red, 400 lbs. French yellow. 200 lbs. glue,
200 lbs Putty, 100 lbs slack Lead, 100 lbs
whiting, Glass, all sizes, sxlo 10 1922.
window sash, gold, silver, and copper leaf,
copper bronze, ~ lbs Prussian blue, small,
refined lampbIack, brushes Of all kinds and
sizes, paint knives, with full and complete
assortment Of articles in this line.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
"A CARD.
Dr.. Nj A s O N,

I INFORMS the Public that he has receiv-
L. another supply of Ham!t"n's Vegetable
Cough BaIsam. for cure OF Consumption
and also, Hnmilton's Bowel Syrup for cure
OF D;arrhea and Dysentery, and fur the pre-
venton of Cholera. These medicines
need no rccomm, nda tions, those citizens of
Dubuque and vicinity, who know the pro-
prctor aud have used his preparations Will
advertise their merits Cor him.
Liberal discounts made to dealers.
Sold only by Il. MASON,
Sole agent for North Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
= r US II T. s..

Being agent for the manufacturers, Of.
fer 50 dozen OF Paint, waite ash. shoe,
horse. windows, scruobing, hair and cloth
Brushes, much lower than can be had in
this vicinity. .-- -.-----.-...,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

~ 90 carb Magnesia
100 bxs seid:ez pow
| ders.
100 lbs British lustre,
Glassware.
100 bots. Rowan'e im-
| proved tonic mix
| turc.
|45 bots Mrs. Gard
| ner's Balsum,
Hungarian Balsam,
!i44 bxs Mofat's Pills
I144 " Brandrcth's /"
liza j" Lees /"
36. bots wnyne's syr.
! wild cherry,
~ bots Wietar's bal
sam wild cherry.
45 bolts Hamilton
! Balsam 25c
~ bxs jew Da, ids
Plaster.
|Jayne's Medicines,
iFalinestock q do
rownsend's Sasapa-
rll!a, etc,
30 lbs pure African
/ bird pepper.
~ bottles Thomp
i sons eye water
| genuine.
are such that I shall
mt Medicine in use in
,west rates :.au IN al y
Botanic and Thomp-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
PHILADELPHIA STORE, 10Ol.
CURTIS & WAITE,
SUCCESSORS TO
CURTIS b REED.

IOHN II. CURTIS Jr., having assoc;-
~ nted himself with BENJAMIN WAITE,
tor the purEo"e Of carrying on Il general
Merchandising Business in the city Of Du-
buque will snccct d the late firm OF Curtis
& Reed and will be known under the name
and style cf CURTIS Il w ATE.
Thnnkful for the patronage so literally
bestowed upon the late firm, they would
respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same and hone 10 merit, by attention to the
wants Of thrir friends, and by cheap prices
tn. libcrality of the public. They have
made arrangements to be N the continual
receipt of
Bcmsst(c Erp Gcors,
direct frc,n the principal factories in the U
States, and their connection with the larg-
est eastern importers. warrant them in say
ing, that their fac 'li,irs exceed any house
vest OF the NJ, u, tains. They will keep
constantly on hand IL splendid and cheap ns-
sotmrnt Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
suited to the season. Their Silks, Arsiti
Gals, Fancy and useful articles. cunno, fill
to please the Ladies. Call, then. Tor the
prices are low.
. Ou, C,o,hs. Cass;mcres. Ves,ings. Ora
va's, Hats and Gags, are of .u"h variety,
that gentlemen'- tastes viii always be sa-
ss;ied. rs t. qu,!i!v and t-r'ns.
We keep the best assert m mt Of G roceres
and all things necessary aud useful for f'ml-
lies, Of any other store in the CITY. Miners
and sportsmen will find our powders, SAFETY
Fuse, Caps. &c. prime; mining aud farming
utensils of every desert pt'on. Our assortment
of Hard ware Nails, &c. is unequ He'd. Boots.
Shoes, Queens ware. and every thing else
shat is made. ure Sept CONSTANTLY on hand,
and will be sold low for cash, or MERCHANT
sble produce.
Come one, come all whether you have
much or little money, for we give great
many goods for few dimes.
CURTIS g. WAITE.
Dubuque, May ~. lS4a.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

1nn GALLONS Alcohol for sale by
lOO T. MASON.
4 IN OUNCES Quininc and 8 OF of Nor.
lCO phine for SD 10 by T. MASON.
On0 GALLONS Linsecd Oil, and 200
OOO Gallons Turpcntncfo for sale by L. M
TOO BOXES Window Glass assorted for
IUN sulu By T. MASON
ion KEGS White Lead and 200 Of Rcd
lUO Lead for sa lc by Il. MASON.
knn LBS. Logwood and bbls. Mad
OOO der for sale by T. MASON.
OILS, of all kinds.
PAINTS, Of every color.
GLASS, of every size.
VARN1snEs, of every sort.
PERFUMERY, of every odor.
PAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
r HAVE just receive \ further supply Of
these Invaluable Pills. II MASON.
nl6 at the Old Drug Stor
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

100 lbs best refined
BnraX
10 dn gum Camphor,
50 do Sareuparilla.
10 do Erg. Calomel,
10 do Blue Pill,
so do Peruvian bark
GU do Alocs,
~ do Isinglass
10 do Cutie
96 hot. sui Morphine,
acitote "
l6 or. citrate iron,
40 lbs cnrb Ammonia,
30 do 1'artnric acid,
50 do OF quinine,
Iodine Kreosote,
50 ID. rochelle Salts.
81 do sup carb Soda,
60 do cream tart pull,
| $50 lbs sal Nitre,
Croton Oil.
| Chlorofrrm. Letheon
per oxide OF Iron,
eco lbs Sulphor,
900 do Birthstone,
DO bots. pnre strych
| nine,
600 lbs EPSON Salts,
50 gross vial ever,
| shape and size,
| NV arrangements
| have every good Pa
this region, at the II
quantity; also oil the
sonlan Medicines.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

y U
lust received from New York full sup
~ ply OF tho lltest Music FIR Schools. So
ciai Circles md Congregations
NORTHERN HARr-arrangod for the piano and
guitar, BY Mrs. Dana.
Social SINGING BooK-glees, songs, rounds,
etc. by Bradbury.
YouNo AlaLoDlsr-yucill mora! aal pathet.
ic songs. do, '-~~~-~~ $780, 800
FLoRAs Fls1lyAL-a splendid little book,
CnKysTAL F0CST-a fine collection Of tenn
peraccc songs and music, do
psALMoplsT-a choice collection Of new
church music, do
New Yo!,K CEoRAI1sT-do do do
CARMlNA SACRA-nlsp the
ODEoN MELoDEoN and JUVENILE CHOIR, for
sale at the Publishers prices at the d.
buque Book Store, by r. SPAULDlNG
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

THE subscriber is now in receipt of the
largest and best assortment of
DR. IS & medicines.
Patent Medicines, Paints, Dye Stutfs. Oil,
Varnishes and every article in this branch of
trade; ever brought to loAa. Having been
purchased eastern cities for Cash and in
large quantities. can and will sell a better
article at less prices, and Of better quality,
than any other Drug Store in Iowa, men,
ton few articles:
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

This vsluabls OIL, 20 celebrated for Tie eur,
for Deafness. for sale ~ solo agcnt. +,
Sept. Is, I647. t-7Ts MASON
5txrJU ST received for tbs use 81 Inyalids. =
supply of .Libby's Tonic Bitters, also
choice article of Wine md Brandy, for the
~ of ths sick. "a prly a she gqpd old dyag
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

II % VT % T.
REGULAR Meetings Of Harmony Lodge
No. 2, of Dubuque, are neld at tho Odd Fell
lows Hall on Friday night ofeach weeK, at
! o'clock.-Brothers having the requisite
testimonials are respectfully invited to at
tend.
BY order ofthe Lodge.
April Is, l646--no 81. IF.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

Every Boat brings us Something.
'FHE last one brought US superb assortment
af Black, Imperial, Gunpowdcr, and Young
Hyson Teas, Of superior flavor.
May 9th. E. LANGwonrny
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31

N7RAPPlNG PAPER-5UOO ream,
w just received from the mill, and fo
Iale very low by
NAFlS, CORNISH e. co.
St. Louis, 2t)6 Main ST., mh24
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
FOR RENT.

THE Store Room next 10 the Miners Bank
] also, two Dwelling houses on Third and
Bluff streets. Enquire OF
NJ J. SULLIVAN.
May 10th, 1913.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
NOTICE..

1OIJe
A III. those indebted TO the late firm Of
IA Il Z. e. NAPLES. arc requested to sail
ali inaaa immediate payment to Wapics and
Zrkc. Tho Undersigned having retired
from business, must say t" those indebted, that
the "old scores must be paid otherwise they
will be collected according to law.
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, May Goth. Ie4e:
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
4 IL those indebted to the late firm OF
IN Emerson, Shields g. Co.. are request =
q! to call and make Immediate pay ment TO
Emerson and Shields, otherwise they will
be collected according to law. lmay6.
LAND WARRANTS.
A few LAND WARRANTS for sre by
IN May 5th. M. MoBLEy.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-31
III IL s % ~ .

WE'LL ESTABLISHED AND LONG TRIED
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG STORE,
TT EEPS constantly on hand full supply of
II Fresh Drug nd Medicines; aud gene
raj assert mont Of Paints, Oils. Glass, and Dye
Stuffs. Also, all the latest and most approx.
ed Patent Medicines, for sa lc at st Louis prices
for CASH only. milf T, MASON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

The Petition Ofthe undersigned citi-
zens Of The city Of Baton Rouge represents.
Owing TO The increase o. the Inlrthe ns
"t your Petitioners, in keeping up Il sepa.
rate police, the repair and making Of Strerts
Rodds, LeBeg, pitcher, D1ms, Bridges, d.,
the hire and pay Of officers for The prrsef-
vatieb Of public order and generally the
tax imposed by satd city for its municipal
wants, are Of such Il character and so large
IN afnDHut as to force them to apply to Your
Homo allie Body for such amendments Of
their Charter as will exempt them and all
their property within The ~corparate limits
fom the effect OF operation Of any taE or
| bIrthen, other than those Of the State, and
that hereafter they shall he free from any
tax imposed by tn Parigh Of East Bdf0n
Rouge, Or Police Jury hcreoE in the sans
n%iltlapr, and to the same extent rs provi-
ded by law for the city Of New Orleans; in
respect to the Parish Of Ofleans, and your
Petitioners will ever pray &C.,
Provided however, that the 6 tizens Of
the city and corporation Of Baton Rouge
shall not object to bear their relative quota
OF taxation towards the July tax aud other
taxes having for their intent The attain.
ment ofthe ends 0fJusLics.
Resolved, that our Senators and Rep.
resentat,ves be, and they ARE hereby re-
1uesteG to present and advocate the above
petition before your honorable body.
On motion, II was resolved that our Sen.
ator and Representatives be requested to
use their Influence in rH citing the object
Of the Obove named petition !
On motion it was resolved that a con.
mitlee oftbree be appointed 10 obtain sign.
e's 10 the above petition. The Chair mp.
pointed on saitl committee Messts D. r.
Davis, Nelson Potts, and Edwin M0htan.
On motion, Messrs. Joseph Laughter ard
II. V Babin were added to said COM
mittep :
On motion, il was resolved that the pro.
Greetings Of this meeting he published in
the Baton Rouge Gazstte and Democ rattle
Advocate. ~4
=. The IN citing thru adjourned sinc hie.
J X. DUFROCQ, President.
II. '. BABGN, Seer iary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
Public Meeting.

Baton Rouge, September 23rd, ls49.
At a meeting of the citizens ofthe Town
of Baton Rouge, held this day at the Court
House to take into consideration the adj
ditional tax imposed upon the Town by
the Police Jury at their late Session.
On motion, John R. Dufrocq was cal
led tothe Chair, and H. V. Babin, aP-
pointed Secretary.
The meeting being organized, the Chair
in a few appropriate remarks, expressed
The object Of the meeting.
Afer which, the following petition was
presented to The meeting, addressed 10 the
Senate AID House of Representatives.
which was read bytne Chair, and adopted.
To the Honorable, the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the State Of Louis
ana III General assembly conreRed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

WING MEETFNG.

1t will he seen by a notice in another
column that a wing meeting is TO be held
this evening. We hope TO see it well at.
tended. There is too much apathy or too
much overweaning confidence in the .whigs
of this parish ever 10 effect much. Were
half the exertion, vigilance. and devotion
practised by the wings Of this parish that
is used by the l~ocotocos, The ballot.box
would show entirely different result from
what it generally does. In one month the
fate ofthe residential canvass will be de
cided-it will be loo late then TO reflect ON
the want Of action and supineness of the
wings in general in the canvass. Rally
then, at the meeting this evening, one and
all ought 10 feel an interest in the contest
sufficient to attend these meetings and
cheer on others in the cause. The con-
test that is going on is no ordinary one,
Neatly all the officials of the government,
are active and jealous in the I~ocofoco
cause, and have made themselves iteneran n,
or local stump speakers, and those who
refuse TO act, or encourage the claims o.
Van Buren,, are turned out Of Office, and
replaced by some of the faithful, the loco
fos are driven to such ends, hat every Of
fcer in the employ of the general govern
ment is expected to be active, and contri-
butte 10 The cause, else he viii be looked
upon with suspicion. They see that their
chance tor TIC spoiis is getting lesser and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
PROSPECTUS l.
CFTHE

"LOUlSIANA STATE JOURNAL"
THE unde' signed have the pleasure Of an.
nottuclng 10 tbo people Of the Stale Of Lou.
isialat aHd especially The WING PARTY, that
having completed tbeir arrspget0bnia, they
will colomer &c he publiC5'i ion 0 f@of a wing
nea So per III the town Of Baton Rouge, 10 be
called HE LOUISIANA SrATE JoUHNAL-the
first number # winch will be issued on or be.
FIRE the Isl II Rdyenibpt.F + /. III
Il is intended 10 ettabllKh he Lon sjata
State Journal upon . pe5rfna neut and elevated
footing, aud to make il sueit n paper ms de-
serves t" emanatr from the growing Capital
Of Lou sijliai 1872 @sf@E#8##.+5 Z a~tE
1t vii support with zeal and ability the
principles nd policy of the great wing party;
1t the same time a large porfon Of its col.
Il ms wilI be devoted to Agriculture, Lltera-
iurc and tre AIRS,
In II W I'd, while the Louisiana ta'e jour
nal WI b. decidedly an nisiDgly
wbiE, ever fGtdy to wage war 10 The knife,
upon l,rofoCoisrn in high ~plareF--a9ajn-t all
acts arl measures Of Tho I'D nj ~Iistrat on, State
n National, deemed o be I'd etsi to tie IL
tercst OF the CuHn'ry-we intend to make it
also a family new spaper-a1t agreeable and
en- ertaining companion for tie domestic
tifeside.
As we shall incur heavy expenses III es-
tabIishiDg the Louisiana Site Journal, with
the deter pination If making II worthy of the
patronage o. the public, we beg Of our friends
aud offers throughout The STATE, who may
feel dtsptted to encourage the undertaken! ,
tosepd ts in their Ham"s Mt an early day, as
it Is desirable to Commence the publication
with a large subsrri lion list.
TERMs.-tt will be issued on fine paper,
large size, [d0ubIe medium Sheet neatly got
ten up, with entire new I, pc, and willbJ pub
Ijohrd WEEKLY, except during the 81 tIHgs Of
the Iegi lature, when it viii be issued DAILY
during the 5 ssion, and will contain a full re.
pert ofthe proceedings ofthe Legislature. T he
subs rript on price Of which will be fire dollars
in aduaHcc.
CHARLES YANCY Il co.
sep. 2Tf PROJECTORS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
E1AT Dr. IA LOUISIANE-Paroi.ss
dEa Baton R0upe,

"
Attondn que William Young, Admir- istrs
feuf De Ia / accession de- James Y upp dfrs
de, a dtp9s6 al bureau dn 81 us ignt prefier
de Ia Cour du sixi6tBo district indlt iairp. pep,
Ia partisse ct ttat susdits, son tonfpte d. lad
mlnistta'i ion de Ia die snGcessiontet les pjer, .
Jnstiilcailyes acoompagnani, aussi bfen ane IL
PARTITION de b olte SUI cess ion entire los httj.
Tiers, aus | hlen que les reeus des dis ldri-
tiers pour Iehrs portions resi- eCtitfa.
Avs est par Ia p~rtsente donnt Il tous cepr
lnttrPFFts dc montrcr Ieufs raist ms dats div
yours DC Ia premiere putlirath u DE get avis,
pour1nol Ie DIT tolnple ct partition ne sersit
pas boHIoIogn6 ct fefdu II iugepent de Ia
Gd1tr, ct fte h DIT administrator soft dtcbaf-
70 dc foute autre responsab lite, relative a Ia
u q administration, et que s0h brh soil biffa
et annullh. NJ MOfBNO,
SEPT 2s--35, 2fs. Dept. Cters.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
AVIS.

Attendi que Charles G. Gartbwnif s'est
adress6 4 Honorable c0ur du sixi6me Dis
trict jlldiciairs tenu dams ct pour la par.
oisss d'Est Baton Rouge, Fiat de Ii Louj.
siatie pour 6tre nomtu6 administrator dr.
Ia succession de Stephen Weaver, dc retts
p~aroisse decide. #.
Avis est par In pr6sehfe dome 4 tons
ceux int6fess6s de iaite conttaitrs5 len,s
%raisons dams dix yours de ID premiere pub
LEGATION dc Get avis, pourqIoi Ia dits de-
mande lie serait pas accord6e.
MrMORENO, Dept Greficr.
Sept. 1856. ga, ,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
NDIICL

Whereas, WIN am Young, Administration
Of the Estate At James Yonng deceased. has
filed IN The Office Of The Undersigned Click Of
the Sixth Judicial District Court for the Par.
i-h d Cast Baton Rouge, in the State 1T
Louis ara bis account OF The Admiuittlatia4,
# SAID Estate and the Vouchers in suppgpf
thereof and The partition If said estate amany
the heirs, together with their receipts fr Their
respo0tiye p%OrtiDrs.
Notice is hereby l~irspth al betsf ne rntst-
esiGd TO sheW cause within ten ds . rom the
first qualifications If This notice, shy tie said
aceou taud pa,ttiou shouId no b. hon 0Iog, d.
Z cd ani made The Judgment + this cont, and
the said administrator dis ba geI from All
further liabi iiies fn acCOu nt OF said rust. and
his bord Cancelled and anhulled.
#.& d. MORENO, Dept Ct4k.
September 1855. % -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
ID led.

In West Bhon Rouge, on the 24tb inst,
WILLIAM WALLER, infant son Of William
d. Phillips.
At the Baton Rouge Hotel, on the 2Gth
instant STEPHEN WEAVER, q native OF N.
!, City. but for the last four or five years
a resident Of Louisiana, aged about thirty.
three years.
His remains rete followed 10 The grave
ty The members ofthc De- Soto Lodge, No.
7, /. o. o. r.
New York papers please copy. F..
In This town on The 2Oth instant, Cu4s.
HENRY Son Of s +. Blanchard, aged 2
years and . months. . -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
NOTICE.

Whereas Charles &. Ganhwait bas al
pliedto the Honorable Sixth Judicial bis.
trict Court, holden ii and for he Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, State Of Louisiana, to
be appointed Administrator Of The Estate
of Stephen Weaver late oftbis parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to ali persons
interested 10 show Cause within len days
from the first publication Ofthis notice Why
The said application should not he granted,
" MORENO, Dept. Clerk.
Sept. 2s-3J. BIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Attends que Mary Pate de cette b~aroisse
veuve de William w. Pate, decide, s'est
adfessee a Honorable cour du sixieme dis.
trict iudiciaire dc cette paroisse pour ssfe
nomnle administrative de la succession
de son dit mari.
Avis est par la Preseute dome a tous
ceux int6resses de faire savoir lcurs raj
sons dams dix joursd de la premiere publica-
ton de ce, avis, pourquoi la dite priere ns
serait pas aecordee. Nj. MORENO
SEPT. -. 81. 2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
FREk PnHLlC SI.nnnI

THE directors Of public schools If
Ward No. . having secured The service.
o. Mss. W~ooDRurr, a lady long and fa.
V'rably known to This community, a female
school wli be opened by her on the fir If
October, in the school room nj the corusr
Of Church aud third Streets.
b. +. TISDALE, Cra Ward No, .