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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25

Extra Pay.-The Washington Union, in
stead of showing that the large allowances which
have been made to Gen. Cass were just and pre-.
per, and made in pursuance 10 law, came out in
an article relating to the pay and smolumcnts re-
eeiyed by Gen. Taylor, raising an impression that
he, too, had received large allowances in the
shape of "extra pay" In order to ascertain the
truth in the matter, the Hon. Reverdy johnson
addressed a letter to Adjuiant General Jones' to
which the following is the reply:
Washington, Oct. 2, ls4s.
DEAR Sal Inly received your letter
of the Goth ultimo, and having examined
the article in the Union" Of September
%, referred TO. have no hesitation in say
ing that all the pay and allowances speci
fed as having been received by Major
General Taylor, were in strict conformity
to law and the Regulations Of The Wa
Department made pursuant thereto; ant
are precisely such as any other officer 81
milarIy situated, would have been entitle,
TO receive.
~. am sir. very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
r. JONES. Adj. Genl.
Hon. r. johnson, Baltimore, Md.
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The Standard publishes an extract of a
letter from some person in this county. an
apparent purpose. Of which is 10 inforM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-25
Barbecue at Burnt Shop.
October 10.

THERE viii I've Barbecue given at the Burnt
IL Shop, on Friday the eth Of October, 10 the
Rough and Ready Club Of lIillslOrOugh. All the
citizens Of the county, Of both political parties, are
invited to attend. Accommodations will he made
for the Ladies, who are also invited to attend
ar The Club having appointed this day for
their meeting, have made arrangements for haS-
ing several distinguished speakers 10 address them
on the occasion. a.+.- .s-
JOSEPH w. STEELE, >
JOHN NJ. ALLEN. g
SAMUEL NJ. WHITE, Jr 50 2
--~- JAMES n. ALBRIGHT,
Capt. WIN. JOHNSTON, = {
October ~. So
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FOR PRESIDENT.
Grn. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
0F IorIsIASA.
FOR yIcE-PREsIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
90 NEW rORE.
STATE ELECTIONS.

ElrrtiOn Tnslay, 7lh Of sOTtmber.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
Family arheeu.Y atora.

III THE undersigned respectfully a
W informs The public hat he has q
list rstutnad from New Orleans. aud has
Oh hand, and Ia constantly receiving al his
old stand eh Leyes Sta large assortment
Particles, IN the altuye liBs. among Whieh
Hrf
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined. crushed, aud powdered.
COFFEE It TEA, If various qualities.
Ft5H, safdi8es, Cod Fish, lladdueH,
Maekafal and lIeffinEs.
TOBACCO, Of different qualities.
CIGARS, Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Sta, stsrlhs, and
TallBw,
SOAP, Soda. and ettfa Family Soap,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, F1oves, Nut
hsgs, Mustard, gayshhe Pepper,
PICKLES, Cunimbp ri, Olives II Capers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, beef Lard,
Bacon, DfiedsbeeG bologna 5a1sas
yes. Beef Tongue.
CHEESE. Holland, Cheshire 1t Western,
KETCHnp4, Tomato and Walnut,
OILS. Olive. IN half bottles and bottles,
Lard and Lamp.
FRUITS, R]aisins, Currabts, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS. Almonds and Peeans,
CHOCOLATE. Sweet md EptcsJ no.
WINES, 6f various qualities, Cofdials II
all kinds, Old Brandy, 1atnatea Rum,
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
London Porter and Ale,
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garden
Seeds from Waterman and Beaurnan, Pitts.
burgh. II. Esisby and 90, New York, and
the Shakers, plea SAINT bill KentHeh y.
Also an assortment Of Flower seeds.
have constantly on hand Tar, Hesin
and Pitlsburg Goal.
Dec. tB-47 If. A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

NOTICE.

Whereas, William Young, Administrator
Of the Estate at James Young deceased, has
fled In the Office of the undersigned Clerk ol
the Sixth Judicial District Court for the Par.
ish Of East Baton Rouge, in the State Of
Louis ana his account OF the Administration
of said Estate aud the vouchers in support
thereof and the partition Of said estate among
the heirs, together with their receipts for their
respective portions.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons inter-
esled to shew cause within ten DAYS from the
first publication of this notice, whv the said
account and partition should moi be homolopa-
ted and made the Judgment If this court, and
the said administrator discharged from all
further liabilities on account of said trust, and
his bond cancelled and annulled.
NJ. MORENO. Dept. Clerk.
September 96-35. 2te.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
DIT. uOHDON'J
VEGETABLE ANlIaBILtOUB
FAMILY FILLS.
4Az1, as..t4y ga
Il AHHIYALIlf
rHtnfx pUsHats, on fwHhfv. FtvB

fntnfx pUsH abs, On fwHhfFs FtvB
r~HppsAv Rex Mn on Ills FAMILY pitts.
DN, H1uD JNss PILLS are truly the
sick Htsn's friend. No traveller Bf family
should be without thatn. Their timely adini@
nistfatien viii prevent miBh pain and suffer-
itie. aud save mary valuable lives. VIII YOU
suttsf Dyspepsia. Sick liaada6he, which can
positively he cured By The Hse Of Dfs Gofdhh's
Family II Ia. The only remedy yet discovered.
No Mercury, Il iinihe, OF Afsanie, s1tet Tito
lie eo~tntositlen Of til 10 Pills viii you lot
ibis Distressing disease, which has heretofore
balm 4 Tie sttjtfts Of the fi9st skiitfui ard SOL
at fl phVkiciaHs ff genera il ns, prey fBsti
ysftf fe1sttta fidls III II they bstGtnp s1 Inst
laFad that 6tt tetst1a subisft TO almost every
Diseases incident ~ The httHaH FratHs, Yes ID
var Disease, jadndiea. Uf6psy, Infringement
Of lie Melt. palpitati6n OF The Heat. slVW
Fevafs, general Debility, AID hacking Cough
and finally sVhntuates IN CONSUMPTION, and
fyusigtls thousands 10 u tttisly ttWhs, Go
seateh amid Tie malaria districts Of our Gonn
Try, Oh The f4e0fis bf hHuaan ruin, y6tt shall
find that many thousands If iks brave AID Tie
baattiftt, The graceful and The aiftsd, have
falIen victims from The m my sausas pt1daesd
by letting this great test oyer NJ health prey
ti3an Tie system. '.'hsse pills MT like i efattn
un ths organs Of digestion, and have a special
afFb8t IN correcting lie bile and the gall blad.
dor removing al distractions II d healthy go
ore lon # bile. and itnpafting theetfulHess to
the mind ~ wslI ~ tone and ylgaf 10 The
whole fousiit utt0n. All ws Ash il 10 give
titem q trial IN Bilious Fever, and al the II "a
HaI diseases whore Pafgativn Medicines are
ssed, they will he found IT, act like a charm,
Ptiee 81 cents n boz, Hifh full difee' ions.
Fur sale III ljaton Rouge by q r. DAVIS.
D. t,BH0As, g. VI ~ttERbmAH, f. r War
bfth, and BEAT u Son.
And fan he had IN ell tie town and ooudtty
Stores South.
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INVALUABLE
NJ

SIX lectures MI raHsps. Prevention, aiNi Cure u
Entistiinrtiati, hsihtin, Diseases If The lleHtt. afid all
FetsaiH Diseases 23t tFiehs. g9 anffavifgs. Paper
% ttst. bettld 70 cts. Mail to any paft-pBatage .
I2 ets4
Eh8tiHief ttfatss aht Chest Ettrntplefsy ~ Mail
~ stiy part. 30 eta nastaat. ~Ihhnlitin ItllHss SllypFt
ss, w Hitil. lpttHf postage. Abi9inittal stFHftefs.
perfect. ag to alV. lit III ]RHtttfss. Failing 81 tbs
hatfAls and Wtfab. end Weak jatk aad Chest sent
by Express everywhere Fer Bfatea III &tttfigftets.
n tttpttits supporters, give height from lieatl 70 R19t,
and circumference VI ttafstft ttett the %sittfaee. just
ab8vH the fipss IF ]ftptiitp, mention which side
Agents wanted ff HE sale # Tie ai1Fh guide. All
dress IT.. n n FtftH, nm broadway. New fyfA,
ppzt tai1. Anil - ny.
HtpRuA NJ ithEoHAs, agent. Baton ttgags.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
STATE or LOUISIANA.

FartSh OF East Baton Rougs.
In pursuance Of a proclamation issued
by Isaac Johnson, Governor ofthe State al
Louisiana, an election will be held In this
parish, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of Novem.
Der next, for the election o fpresident and
Vice President Of the United States. AS
follows 10 wit Al the Court house in the
town OF Baton Rouge, presided by John
Reid. Amasa Read, aud James M. Elan.
commissioners In the Plains at The
house of Mrs. r. Townsend, presided bv
Henry Carrie, William Sowell, and Charles
Devall. On Sandy Creek at the house
formerly occupied by James Forbes, presi.
ded by James Cooper, William Kelly, and
John +. McCaa, and at the Forks of the
road, ne rthe house Of III. p. HARRISON,
Esq, prs I'd BY William Herrin, John
c. Foreman and Joseph Heard. The
polls TO keep open ut each prccintct from
the hour ct nine In the forenoon, till four In
The afternoon. Said election 10 be con-
Quoted aud returns thereof made by the
commissioner rs the law directs.
Given under nv hand at Baton Ronce.
on this 18th day of September ls4s.
l.. c. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE.

The plantation on which the subscriber
resides, situated about 2 miles below the Town
of Baton Rouge, having a front of about TWEEN
ty and a half arpeuts on the MissIssippf.
with the depth thereanto appertaining, agree
ably to the titles. According 10 a survey
made in 1910 by A. Crawford Esq. Dep: II.
s. surveyor, The area contains 9G9l400o su-
p~erfciaI arpents.
There IL at present In cultivation about lbs
arpenfs plant cane, about 100. do first years
r~attoons, and about 90 arpents second and
third years ~rattoons. There are abont $50
arpents in corn. and a large pasture enclosed.
The land IL well drained and in the rear
extends some distance on the highlands.
Possession will be given in January next.
For PARTICULARS apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
Aug. 1873. STkrRKx HExpERseH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
AVIS.

ANE5s
Les soussignfs ~marchands tailleurs dan
la rue de Lafayette, en- face de Mr.. Mlss
seiman confseur, ont Phonneur d'informe
les habitants de Baton Rouge ct des envir
rons, qu'ils vIennent de ~recevoir IN tres
ioli assortment de MARoHANDIsEs en- ton
ce quill y a de mieux pour Pautomne e
l'hiver, don't lis offrent a confectionner dant
lie dernier genre ct au prix lie plus mos
dere. MOREAU & Co,
Baton Rouge, Nov. $40 Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
FREE pnRIIc School

THE directors OF public schools Of
Ward No. 2 having secured the services
OF Miss. WOODRUFF, a lady long and ia
vorably known to this community, . female
school will be opened BY her on the fir / of
October, 10 the school room at the corner
of Church and third Streets.
u. F. TIsDALE, elk Ward No. Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
LIGHTNING RODS.

The subscriber would alse inform the
Planters Of this vicinity and The public in
general that he manula ettres and puts UP
lightning Rods, If every description. and
guarantees hia work 10 be durable and
equal to any erected, and on ne favorable
terms. Those wanting Lightning Rods
would do we'll to call al The manufacturing
establishment Of the subsbFtbar, before
making contracts. w. +. TuNNAHp.
Sent. y, NJ. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
PROSPECTUS
~LotttatANA s'rATE JOURNAL

"AOuIsIANA a'TATE JOURNAL"
THE undersigned have The pleasure Of ans
HsnBeina ~ the people eg the Slate Of Lott
ialata. ana especially The wHts pAHtF, that
havipy aufnpkuted tielf arrangements. they
tvitA aasnFastta he publication Of Of a Whlp
na#satRes IN The town Of baton anage, 10 h.
called The LOUISIANA stats iUtHHAh==thp
Art ntrnbgF If which will be Issued Oh Or be
ssFs he lst ef November,
Ii IL Intended II establish The Louisiana
stats 1gHfHal upon a permanent and elevated
fyuhinr, end ~ make II such q paper AZ de-
sae v III ananate FROM the growing Capital
off sfslanas
IL will support with seal and ability The
principles and policy Of The rsest wing party
nj the same time 4 large pBfiiBH Of its cob
anne will be devoted 10 Agriculture, titefa.
tuFs and The AFts.
In n word, while The LHuisiaha tale 1eifs
nal will be decidedly END dhtetnpFDmisihgly
whig. ever ready te wage war IN the knife,
upon leCof8c8ism III high plaras=#aFainst atl
acts and measures nF tls administration. State
" National, deemed III be advpfae to lie in4
tbfsst If the tunntFy-We intend to make 1t
also q family nsE Hpapsr-afi agreeable and
entertaining companion for The domestic
Preside.
Az we shall incur heavy expenses In or.
tAbtisiiina the Louisiana State Journal, with
the deter minHtlen II making II worthy Or the
patronage et The public, we beg of our friends
and others throughout the State, who tnay
fael dlspesed 10 encourage the undertaking,
10 end us IN their natneb At an early day, Bs
II II desirable ~ commence the publication
with large subscription list
TsRHs@tt will he issusd OH tine paper,
large sise, Tdolbls medium sheet neatly got.
ten up, with entire new type, and will be pub
lished wHEpLY, except during the sitttngs If
The legislature. when II will be issued pAttr
during the srssion, and will contain a full re-.
part n The proceedings oFthe Legislature. I he
subs riptIoh price Of which will be fire dollars
IN adpaHes,
CHARLES fANCy Il co
sep. g1tt rtghfIEtufg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
re planters.

THE, undersigned respectfully tenders his
Services as oyerseer. He has been employed
for several years in that capacity In this and
ne ghboring parish, and can furnish good ties.
timonials a. to his character and ability.
APPLY ct n. "A. Riley Hotel.
SEPT. l6-lm. TRAVERSE &. DLorSr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
MtTCHELL'4 EYE HAtVF.
A CERTAIN. SAFE AND EFFECTUAt
ron suItE, WEAK AND
tNFLAMEI1 EYES.

The great advantages possessed ny this ar.
iitIH over evatY other, are lis CERTAINTY Y,
SAFETY. CbS*EStENfEs ahd EboR6MY4 All
physicians admit ttat Rfeht danger II 10 he
appreliaBdod from dftiEgihg The sye when IN
nj infamad and unhealthy stats. IN the Use
Of This E3Hlva This objection is eHtit sly fauH0t=
ed, rs IN harm Gan possibly result from its uzs,
1t being HI all gtsss applied - the external
p%1fti4hs Of The eyer thereby avoiding Ill tie
Inconvenience pain and danger Which neees.
safily attend the intfodnetiof Of any bangattt
article into the eye, lis activity III subdaiBg
inflammation is ~ grHAt thit but few easss fe=
4Hifs 'hs Hss Of more than one bottIe to effect
Il pefie@t thfe, Tire physician remarked to us,
aflef having Witnessed ~ effects In several
Instances, that If was d ''pstfset fire killer"
We might multiply REASONS Why This Bsive
should be preferred above everything else in
The treatment Of d senses Of the Eye, but We
refer it should stand on It's 6wn merits. All
We ask is that its virtues be- thoroughly tested,
and that the directions he strictly followed,
For sale In Baton Rouge bv o. r. DAYS.
y. ~JgURbAH, g. NJ HEHoaAH, If r. war
pitt and BEAT ~ s6H.
And tan be had OH snqu'rinR In svsfy town
and village IN the south and west. Price 80
cents PET bottle with fDil directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

Nnficea

HAVING engaged the services Of Mr.. ].
L. Violet, vel known as a comeptant Drug
gest. | am prepared TO accommodate my
French customers with facility. Also TO fill
prescriptions either in French English or
Spanish.
Aug. l9-2s4s II. z. WADDIL-L
Druggist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
NOTICE.

Teachers having accounts against the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, for the tuition of INDECENT children,
under the old public school system, are requested to
hand them in to the subscribers, or to either Of them,
properly certified and sworn to, on or before the 18th
Of November next.
THOS. DEyALL, Prsst. Police jury.
SAN, SKoLPIELD, Parish Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
ETAT De IA LOUISE ANE.
parpissc dEa Baton Rougs Ceur 1

"%NH AT*"eFH Nhthf FEH
Ststtms District.
@oFrtA u BkRNpks, Jeanne
" M loo.
H. HI UmhaFhRgant mari
En- eertu DUN orars do stipte ct de- vrnte
lance d rs te process ei-dasgus i~ptitule OF a
"oi adfesse par l'hunorable eour auadtte,
i'sEpeser'i en vente puhllque. Nataeit h 7me
tsuT dOttobFt p~roeteth (ls4Sl a 4 hrurea do
t'apras"tutdi, sur ies lteuS, tous lee draits. II.
tres, fnterstA 1T pFe'cnsiens du 4 efcndsur, dams
oil A Ia rrapt tete sutvante aavptr the ttens
due do teFre Rituee dams nette parein#e B On.
vlron neUf miles aHdeneus da Ia vile do H..
ton Rouge, eur 10 ehomiu des PLANES, toete.
nant trots cents vtngi arpents, plus su mutnp,
borne an nord par terrea de Batter, ai aud mar
terFes et@devaHt sppartenant a In veuva
0nRys, d l'cs, par Dewey, ut d i'ouest mar
Scot, aveo toutes les bAtiszou NJ aneltaruftona
sut NY irauvrnt, auset, une nagresse nominee
Kitty. agee denVtron dix.huit anu, nm non =
ere de hAtes a corneR, vingt plua on moinn,
environ qatnse btehis, une q~nanttte de co.
Chons, trnts ehevauS, une barnuehe at har-
maize, an chariot A bcpufs, inetrumens aratojres,
meubles do IN alison ct do cuisine &c. L,ivrtp
par lie dofeRdcur pour sagisfaIte 10 Iugeman,,
interats NJ trats dana le process ci.dessus init
tule, Conditions dc Ia veute comptant-ayec
hanttico d'inventaire.
L. c. MORRIS, Shdrif.
Sept, al. 6s,
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East baton Rouge Sixth Judi
ciaI District Court.
Sophia y. lternde WIFE,

oiHl District Court.
Sophia y. Ierpd9 WIFE,
va No, 100,
]. II, l. umberhagen, husband
Nv virtue Of n writ ri feri Iarius iaH,,rd
In the above entitled auit. and 10 me dir
ettad from thn Honorable Court aforesaid.
| will expoFe to public saIe On
Saturday the 7th day Of October next
ls44. oa the prem ses. between The hours
Of - o'cloek. M, aud 4 o'clock =. NJ, all
tho right. title. interest and claim Of The
defendant, In ut 10 the following property
10 wit 4 tract Of lAnL 7ltuatrd In this
parrish about ntne miles above the town Of
Baton Rouge, an the Plaius road, contain
Ing three hundred aud twenty arpents more
or leas, bounded north by lands Of Hutler,
south by lands formerly Of William Qua IA.
Eaat by Dewey, and west by Scott, togeth.
rr with all the buildings and improvements
thereon ! also II negro girl SLAVE named
Kitty. aged about rtghieeh years, n stock
ofhornpd cattle, containing about lwsnty
head more of InsH. about fifteen head Of
sheep, a stock ofhogs, three head Of horses,
one four wheel carriage and harness, one
OK cart, farming utensils. house hold and
Kitchen furniture, &c, surrendered by The
defendant to pay and sati~ty the Judgment,
interest ard cost In the above entitled suit.
Terms of aale-~cash, with the bene-
fl Of appraisment.
l.. G. MORRIS Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
DENTISFRY-DR, BEAUREGARD
ia now IN town and will ba happy 10 wait m his
friends and the public professionally.
sept 0@=J9
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Sixth Judi
cisl District Court.
Bank Of Louisiana,


Parish Of East Baton Rouge--5ixth Judi
cial District Court.
Bank Of Louisiana,
Va No. COS.
franklin Rrooks and Wife
BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale,
issued In the above entitled suit, and 10 me
directed from the Honorable Court afore-
said, | will expose 10 public sale on
Saturday The 7sh day of October,
ls4s, Mt the Courthouse in the town Of
Baton Rouge, commencing at
IL o'clock, A. NJ,
all the right title, interest and claim Of the
defendants, In or TO the following describ-
ed mortgaged property 10 wit !: A lot Of
ground situated in that part Of the town Of
Baton Rouge, laid out by Il. Beaureeard,
deceased, and designated in the plan there.
Of, by number three in square number four.
with all the buildings ard improvements
thereto belonging, also a negro woman
named Jane, aged about twenty one years
on the 18th Of May, 1910, and her two
children Luticia ard James, TO pay and
satisfy the Judgment. interest and cost in
the above entitled suit, the Plaintiffs only
sell the right, title and interest of the de-
PENDANTS to the same, wherever they may
be found by The purchaser, without any
warranty or responsibility upon the Bank.
resulting from the sale Of said slaves.
Terms o. sale-cash without the bene-
fit Of appraisment.
l.. {. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Sept. 2-3I.
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TO II LAnIE,s

TEAS! TEAS!l TEASt!!
The subscriber informs the ladies that he has Just
returned from the city, and has procured from thu
Canton Tea Company. New York, Soma teas Of their
latest Importation:
Superior Imperial teas. and
Finest Orange pekoe,
Put up neatly. in pounds. haIf pounds and quarter
pounds, TO suit purchasers.
Hyou want d good cup Of tea, call At
sep 20y A. MATTAts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

". Hebcrt's, on Lafayette Street.
JUST received direct from The Nor h. n
beautiful lot Of Ready Made Clothing, con.
sistihg in part Of the following, to wit.
Black aud Rretpn Cloth, frook coats.
do, 3 3. do, . Dress . 5 . . do.
Purple md Green Sack, : do.
Figured Black Cashmere pants,
Plain . e . do. = naeRkin : do.
Fancy Cashmere Yeats. . do.
Figured . do. $ E . do.
Fancy naFuathea e do,
Rack Satin, do.
All OF which | offer on the best Of ertns
only call aud see. v. iIEHERr.
sept l4-39.
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ron SALE


The subscriber offers for sale. 4 nlsntatgae
situated 10 the Parish Of West Pelieiata
about 3 miles from the town o. At. Fya9ejs.
vile, on the upper Jackson road, known NJ liz
Elm Park plahtstiop, 1T present eultyatsa n
Cotton.
This plantation consists Of two tracts If
lands 6u6 Of which contains Abkgnt b
i3ltoo afps1ts, tho other 6gS t9ftoo aegss 81
about 524 05tI0g arpents.
Tbstwo facts will b. sold ioesthsr Or asga
attely, TO suit purchasers, and vii bs dallvsps
ed 10 tho non'h Of January next 1910.
CONDITIONS.
One fourth cash, and the remainder "A IA
and . years from fbs day Of saIg. bearing II.
teFest ats pfr cent With mortgage tetsfoeA
until final payment.
A ply 1T the Office Of thg Dat6n n0uQs ia.
ze'ts Or to the subscriber two mics below nsl.
Oh Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Aug 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

A doHble-geer horse corn-miH, sif er, geers
two horses, and every thing complete, requi-
site for said mill. For particulars apply at
this office.
sep.9-23 1913.