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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers in receipt of the following
L Goods which will be sold unusually low,
6 IA and ga iullcd Cloth,
"a IS and "A plaid Lnsey.,
Army Cloths for servants wear,
Fancy Black and Whit Prints
White Red and Yellow Flannel
Egyptian Nlitts,
Linen Cambrck Handkerchief,
Fancy Silks, Lamartine Plads,
Silk Fringes and Buttons,
Rell Silk Warp Apaccas.
PETERS s STIGLER
Sept. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

IF the great variety OF Nlarden's Improved lnstru
" ments for Weighing. have been found of SO
convenience and utility tie Platform Scale which
lis astonishing degree of accuracy is bringing into gen"
era use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned, has
great improvements upon those heretofore in use. lis SUI
perority consists:
lst In the simplicity and strength of its construction
by which liability to inure by entirely obvated
I'd. In the greater accuracy with which light heavy
or medium drafts can be weighed byit.
3d. In its cost, which s considerably lower than that Of
any other Scale.
These are all important considerations in the purchase
ola Scale and their very extensive sale in this country
Ct refer to every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly en- hand large
assortment of Scales, Weights and Measures for both
town and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apothecares and Conieconers Scales with and with
out stands suitable for Grucers; spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman Steeyards Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind,
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war.
ranied, and, if rot fond equal to what is recommen
died. the money will be returned
Weights graduated to the standard of all countries
proved. aud warrented perfectly correct.
Akinds of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness JESSE MARDEN,
Corner South Charles and Baderston streets.
Baltimore.
June FIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

WORM MEDICINE
COMPOUND Syrup Of Spig-lia. prepared by Iiariis.
y Turner and Fla Z, of Philadelphia. The most efrc-
taal a.u.dcinesyel discovered, both safe and plea
SAINT. fJr sale by JOHN Il. SEAI, Druggist.
.Inlv As
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
n CT " I'D.

81 OeER AVe
HAVING discontinued tine Dry Goods buslness,I take
pleasure in reurnidg my thank my and
the public generally, for their liberal patronage
Being DESTROYS to close up business possible
all persons indebted to Burton s Rodes Rodcs Burton or
T. Burton, requested call my Office over my late
Store aud settle their accounts. E. J. BURTON
June 5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

It 10 said that the Pension Agent OF Ciacinna;l. pay.
out near $50 ,QlO annually
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

WashsRgtoa's G-aa..ar-Mr. Livernpre, Of Cam
bridge. Mass has IN his possession ihs English GsaEs
ma. -se- ~ WIsli.:s.t.. when : se.-1i Ivy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
ERENCH CL0TH,CASsMEREs. EsTING>

LNRENCI CLOTH ,CASSIMERES. YES TING>
i AND CRANATS.-Gen'lemen in want Of he
hove named gu0ds, would do well To call and examine
the handsomest assortment Of style goods offer
ed in This place, and at the lowest prices. Such as
Supr French cloth. very beSl make,
Supr blk ribbed French cashmere,
Supr plain blk do (faest quality made,)
Blk French doe skin casslmeres
Supr do casSimeres, (fancy) from 75c 10 s. 30
Eestings, superior quality aud yles entirely new,
Cravats the beautiful ever in the upper Country
Also piece ga Mazane blue doe skin cassirnere,
real French
The above goods entirely fresh and for sale low,
by B. ii. LEWIS,
Oct l9-4t Lynchhurg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

The Abingdon v,rgulan, Of III III inst, says -
sour candid opinion is tina; there is c,lltv IN
Southwestern Virginia. where III. changes ar+ IS, n IA
FIFTY favor, and in two Of then FOUR TINES
that MURDER"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

~, STRAYED from the subscriber in I.ynchburg,
~, about the lst OF this month, small ROAM HORSE,
49, . or years old. no particular marks recoected,
walks last and trnts when rode He will probably make his
way = Pittylvania Pann'. bridge Any information
Pectng SAID horse wi be thank uv received and any
person taking him up shall be Compensated his trouble
JOHN n. COTfiRAN,
Oct Il IS Green Fill p. o., Campbell.
GHEEsE.-5 CASKS PRIME CHEESE just receiv-
- Ell and .Jr sale BY BRYANT s TINoLEY.
Oct Pit
AJACkEREL.-2Q barrels NJ. 3 LARGE NIACKER-
VI I'll. Jlst received and Tor sale by
Oct l2-6t BRYANT & TTNSIEY.
81 T0 SADDLERS.
HRFGORY 4 ROlALL. Ga, Ii. b Richards old
"a stand. y have ON hand large and well selected
stock # SADDI.ERY. winch was bought a sacrifice,
end Will BE- sid good terms. The stock consists in
part Of The following articles. viz:
Hard solder, plated brass and timed Stirrups
Hard solder, plated, Steel and timed Bride Bits,
Plated, brass and J4panned Harness Mounting,
Buckles, Of various kinds; Narilngale Rings,
Trace and Halter Chains.
Carriage, Stage and W ron EIames,
Ldyl-'s and other Saddl, Trees,
Cotton and wool Girlh Web
Straining Web Thread Of various kinds,
Sheep and NJ rocco Skins,
Hog Skins, SC. sc. sc.
AL>O-A good assortment Of Sadders' Tools.
Oct. 2-rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
Sale OF Valuable Land


SHTILL be sod, public auction, to the highes. bid
w der, accor. modalng terms, The
TRACT OF LIND,
On which reside, five miles south If Campbell Court
IIause,
CONTAINING 789 ACRES.
living both sides Of BIZ Seneca Greek. and adjoining
The Lands If G. f. Alexander and others. This is truly
desirable tract If Land Ii las on about 100 Acres
Of first rate
BOTTOM Land,
MT inferior any land in this county and the up land is
g,.d and lies Well. The Improvements very gnod-
i deem useless to rive further description Of t,
land, all per- wishing 10 purchase will view for
themselves. befre purchasing This Tract Of Land
would suit well to divide, and would make two good
settlements. giving to bnh equal advantages.
SAFE to take place on Saturday, the 9TH day of Octo-
her, next month, at my residence most positively as
intend removing to the South
JOHN ROSSER, Jr.
Sept 25-wt7O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

Undonb eddy, Prince Louis Napoleon was supported BY
The Legmis's, Socialists and Communists, the l.
way of embarrassing Gen. Cavaignac but nowilh-
standing, the popular telling in his favour is evidently
much stronger than anticipated. He has also been
elected in the districts of the Mosee. tne Yonne, the
Orne, the Morrill, and the Charente indeed the
pendent Of The London Times says Thseonvction he
mind of nearly every meet is, that if the PRICE
makes false step, he will be elected President u the
RepnbIic'
Gen Cavagnac is becoming embarrassed and ,lihnugh
his prubliy and military acumen remain unquesiloned
the oil Judgment is called in qneson-I
may be- very proper for military captain at a time Of
civil war-tor Paris is still in Of suspended con
hirt-io Wind cate The power which he holds trust
Vi et a,ais and 10 make nice distinctions in the sum
mary encounter with opponents, but when he puts i
forth political docrne, that onnlon advere 10 his
must be suppressed; he shows himself more partisan
than statesman and proves that he does not really un
derslard the exgences Of that freedom which he desires
to bestow on his country. There can be doubt thai
Gen. Cayaienac with him majority OF the Assem-
bly, thai he is enforcing he will of the majority which
al PRESENT dnes desire national liberty, but the sup
preston of particular persons and opinions Of
more daring and commanding political geniu, might 10
able give safer Turn 10 this feeling but NJ, Csvsis
evidently mistakes present success fuI Tnlioa pru
gr-ss and supp's-s that liberty is approached by lAi,-
aing the supremacy Of oarty-the Heterogeneous
ority Of the Assemby-which lakes the pacs Of an oil
garchy, only it calls itself Republican, and cannua bast Of
rank.
The following interesting snecdose is translated from
La Democratic Pacifque: I'm September ls4l, three
travellers in ths diligence from Paris Lyuis eGsssed
into conversation ohosrnins NJ. De LaMsM4a1s. then
sb-ui y &c :ei JI tie cbioxcuEt5 LOUIS Elsl Fl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

Wilmington (Delaware) paper, the '1i"A tien'a
Chicke says Tho petition f'T the alb Hn OF N!a'e-
nv in this state is receiving The signature n'>i all
ci,iz.ns From appea RANGES it will br vi the lar
oes, peons ever ,tt-r IT, our gisaiurr."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

] AVlNG purchased nf Mr. Thomas NJ Wilkerson
Z Z his STOCK Of GOODS. and the debrs abive IN
dcaed have constituted him my agent RI selling the
Gods and cole ting the debts All persons indebted to
the late firm If " lkesln & Hatcher and 10 T. NJ VIII
kers,n. requested To make payment 10 the latter
Ih business will be- conducted in the house lately uc
cnpied by /. VI. Wl!kersun, where those in want Of
cheap Goods are invited 10 call.
PETER HUNTER.
Sart 9S Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
THE VAN RENSSELAER, TITLE

The VAN RENSSELAER, lille -Ihe At
torney General has selected the fn Of Lowre Fen
ner in the town Of Reussaaervilir e
upon in behalf Of lie State, if order bring b'tre tic
proper courts the vetnded title Of The Van mss laers
to the county Of Al ANY. The necessary papcs all
drawn and W u be handed the ShrH FIR
forthwith We learn that the Attorney General IN not
the least hesitation in saying that, unless he Van Rans
saaers hare other tile they world be- Compelled
abandon the patenl.-.flbaitn Freeh0ldcr.
Governor CritIenien Of Kentucky has rwa-lrd
sword, prepared By order Of the lie IsIatue, General
W o. Butler by the hands Of sis = Lie ut. Col +. h.
Cri,tenden. accompanied by friendly letter. Gsne:a
Butler replies in the spirit. His letter cJncUl,s
thus:
''Permit me- Sir. 10 thank you Cor the very hind and
Complimentary manner in which Tju have bara pleased
the duty devulv-d upIn you. al, ~ liiI.e
gratled thai il has been prrnrd by p-rs n, friend
who by his able EFF IRIS in the Councils o m Iii VI a.
trbuted largely the success &c oar arms il h- to
Mexcon war; and that the sword awarded WIZ was pro-
scented BY gallant brohor soldier N thar war;
The Taylores Of Charleston. ). u. he.l grl1d ju-
hllee on Thursday night last, winding up attn grand
tnrch light procession. The whole anlr. ac'Ifra
p1nden' Of the Baltimore Amercan passed oil Welt and
to the satisfaction OF al.
Wilmington (Delaware) paper, tie "b'"A items
Chicke saws sina petition FIR alb uIn ut N.ave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
Terms of Sale.

For the Land. credit of one two and three years
will be given. the purchaser giving bonds with g,nd per
Sonal security, payable annually in equal instamrns.
and tie e Withheld further security until the whole
of the purchase mouey is paid Bonds with approved Sc
cury will be required for the other property, payable in
six months from the day Of sale For all sums of FIVE
dollars and under. ca h will be required.
Sale to take place my residence, and continue from
day 10 day, until completed.
JOHN ROSSER, Jr
Oct. $3.50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

We have now on hand in our Lumber yard on The ba
sin large lot of ed pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purposes We ais propose furnish orders fr all
descriptions OF lumber upon reasonable nn'ioe.
Sept. 2l-ts LACY s GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

POST PO.NENE.NT
wish the sale fmy land postponed until the 25th
day Of Ocbar, and the sale of NY cp of Corn, Fodder,
Oats, hay, ShuckS and large stock Of
C.4TTLE HO $ and SHEEP
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHE Y FURNITURE,
Of 3acksmith's FOULS several Iopd Horses and an
excellent pair Of horses, we'll aine,i and perfectly gen
lie. with Carriage and Harness, Buggy and
Ok Cars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

o. which reside. five miles south Of Campbell Cou
| .nsa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
E STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-sixth Judi
cial District Court.
Succession Sale.

5aA1E
by virtue of an order ID me directed from
the Honorable Sixth Judicial district Court.
M and for the Pa rish Of East baton Rouge.
state Of Louisiana, | will offer Mt public
sale according TO law. 1T tbg last place Of
residence Of JACOB HAYES late 81
this parish deceased, on THmrsAay HE 4th,
day Of January next HB4g) between The
usual hours of sale, the following deHcrib.
cd property, Belonging 10 the Succession 81
deceased 10 wit
LAND.
The Plantation whpfegn the deceased
resided al about III miles East of tho town
o fBaton Rouge eonta ming three hundred
and ten superficial stpents. bounded north
by lands formerly John kennards. We Thy
lands of James West, south and East by
lands formerly Of Susan Pipes now II. M.
LEAFS, together with tbs buildings. and
improvements thereon. consisting ola new
dwelling house, gin house, and other ne.
cessaFy out houses, n portion Of this plan.
tation II now cultivated In sugar caHe.
Another tract Ofland conta lining six hun.
bred and 70tlO0 acres. bounded west by
lands Of Cartef, south by Those Of Meekpr.
east by those of Stephen Roberts. and north
by those ofSwiR.
Another tract Of land. on Tho west side
ut The Cpmite, eonta ming about eight hun.
drBd and fgtty acres more or less. tDHtp8s.
ed Of two tracts, viz : one tract Of GAO
acres bounded south by sepber, east by
the Comite, moth by VIM. HAYES aid
others and west Ivy Phillips-and the other
containing 600 arprnts moro or less, boun.
ded south by tho foregoing tract, cast by
the Conite, north by vacant lands and
west by lands belonging 10 The heirs Of
Converse.
Another tract Of land on D~rarghan's
Creek, containing two hundred and forty
nrpehts (240) bounded south by lands
kHowh M The Mccarthy tract. and north
Ivy land, formerly owned Ivy Fridge
SLAVES.
Sylvia, negro wonan, aged about ~ years
Dick, negro man, aged about ~ years
Jesse, negro man, aged about 20 years
Ned, negro man, aged about . + years
Jim, negro rnan, aged about 30 years
Primer, negro woman, aged abaut 30 years
Maria, negro woman, aged about 81 years
Lucy, negro woman, aged about "a years
josh, negro man. agrd about 30 years
stephen a muIarto man aged about 80 years
Geoge, = years Louisa, aged u ytats and
Douis, aged . years Children Of Primer.
Bob, aged y years Harriet. aged . years,
Children Of Lucy ~Iletsey, aged y years.
IthnHVs "a rppH II .tsn SEE mud ha ft,E,A G atnr..F
II months old-CbiIdren Of Maria
& work horses--4 Yoke Of Oten-3b
head NJ Cattle 2b head Uf Slrep-=StUck
Of Hogs--One Waggon--PIantation ~.
tensils~-B Black Smith Tools--ete. etc,
rmndry articles Of Kitchen and house
hold furniture.
TtRMs o. SALE CASH
NJ. MORENO.
Dec. 9~=3J. 5ta. Auetionrer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
DIR. GOHDON'5
VEGETABLE ANff@BILLOUg
FAMILY PILLS.
GKEAT ~ARRIVALlll
rntRrY nnattEL.s. on TwKNTY.FVN

Thirty sUsttFLs, on TWENTY-FIVE
TuousAgD noxEs or HIS FANNY F1tLS.
DR. uJRDDN's PILLS are truly thA
sick mans friend. No traveller or latily
should b5 without them. Their timely adnl~
| Histrati6n will prevent much pain and suffer-
ing, ard sagy many valuable lives. VIII YOU
suf'r Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, which Can
| positively be- cured BY the nse of DIR. G0rd0n's
Pam ~ II Is, tho only remedy yet discovered.
| No Mercury, lninirs, 1r Arse iG enter into
the Com tositl5n Of TIL 81 pills. VIII yga Lot
this II Distressing disease, whifh has heretofore
bafird the effttfts of the most skiiltuI and sci
eutfis phgsici4ns far 6~bBfratir nR, prey upUn
Your ftusti u ions TN IL hey bstame 80 SHIT
| iered that sou become subject to almost every
dlsaFss ineidst e IN fhs human frame. Yes lii
| ye, Disease, JduHdiess Dtopsy, Enlargement
81 the Melt, PalpltJtion Of the Heart, stuw
FgYers, gscstet Debility aud n hacking Cough
and finally eyentuFtes i'm Consumption, and
60 signs thousands ~ II ttn9Iy h. nbs. Go
search AMID tte malaria districts Of our Gouu.
Try. o. tbs ~r~eDrhs # human ruin, you shall
fl d that Ins ~ thousands If he btavs ard tie
beautiful, the graceful and ihs gifted, have
fallen victims from the m ny causes pr1dHebd
by letting this great Test OYER IT hdalth pfry
u16n the sgstetn. shess Pills 9ftlike n charm
on he II eans- Of digestion, ghd have n sDsriHI
effset,t correcting tie bile and the gall tlad.
der RENT ing all obstFuc i0ts to q healthy So
Gre ion If bile, and imtarting CHI ffulBsss 10
the mlnd as we'll as tone and vigoF 10 The
Whole cops'i utDns All He ask IS ~ give
them 81 trial In Bilious Fever, and MI the il .
aal Diseases where Purgatjve Medicines are
used, ttey will be found ~ get like charm.
Price - cents y box, aitb foil Gifeo ions.
For sale in Ijatpn ltouge by u. ?. DAVIS,
u %JoUnbAS. q, N ~fIfRoM4v, TIT WAb-
pitt. and BEAT q Sow.
And can he hid ii NIL the town and e0ui try
Stores South.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
ron gAJE

The subscriber offers for sale, a plantation
situated in the Parish Of West feJlei,ua
about . miles from tho lowd Of st. FraGc5s1
vile, on The upper Jackson rod, known ~ lilo
Elm Park plantation, at present cultivated In
Cotton.
This plantation consists Of two tfaeta If
land, one Of Which confirms about 1864.
l3lloo afpents, the other G05 i2ftoo acres on
about s24 g6lioo arpeut4.
The two u acts will be sold together Or scpa-
atefy, to suit purchasers, aud VII be deliver
ed IN The moob Of January next 1910.
CONDITIONS.
One fourth cash. and llq remainder n IL
and 3 years from The day Of sale, bearing in.
torest ats pr cent with mortgages retained
until final payment.
A ply at tbs Office Of the Baton Honqg Gs-
zette or to the subscriber two miles below Bal.
ON Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Aug. 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
10 II Ladies'.

TIE lHdias nj Baton H1f1aa ard it's vicinity ats res
p~setftlly informed that Victor ltebert has inst received
q ~cgHrfste stock If fancy Goods. consisting In FEtft
IF HE following. to wits
silk ~ItlFfenas. Wffafhb5he skirts,
Wnfstsl 90 ttfass liner for ID.
Eitf pfail t]nrsfirs, FHnff e~iaettaHt4 tse6tehI
Fine fans. nf different White f4Hs f1f weddings.
pnlafs. HeViefs snfstittltpl
Gifnjs ffifiaa bftf silk tfauiHarch's =. new stYlB
f5rds ft trimming dresses. ]b1ftlAtad.
Had fifrs<ns. Nets fF tfa ltsit.
WHits atFt t1att atJges ladies' Il misses ~iosisfiss
and mifs. Artificial ysfeatis.
Cnlered grapes; White R4tin,
Wltts and black silk White and black wells Of
hose. extra fins quality,
fthitefs FIR laiisa frd Embroidered tnttSiins.
frissas. tpftneila.J White III.
white Jaf9hats, white Iae3ttst and Sass
EIginas and utzpi ltHg9, nusFihs,
patey silver dressing Sifs eafihst
thHtbs, PeffHmstias,
french needle worked Fire sgsfe.
fapszs march gf-a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
MtTCUELt18 EYE stLVE.
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
CURE FOR SOHE, WEAK AND
TJFIAMFtI EYES,

BSELANIFU II ESs
The great advantages possessed by this ara
ttcle over every other, aFs it's CgffAtarf,
SAFETY; COHyE qfEacR and EC6E0MYs All
physicians admit tnat great danger IL 10 be
appreIlBnded iron, dragging lie eye when In
M in1'msd and nabeaitty state. In The use
Of thIs HaIvs this ohjoGli0n is sntit ely tgnot-
cd, IS n, harm eau possibly result from its use,
it being in niI & sgs applied % the eTtsrnai
portions OF the eye: thereby avoiding Ill tie
nconveaie1ca, pain AMI danger Which nsces
sarlIy attend TIC Introduction Of any bu8Raut
article tHt6 the eye. Its activity IN subduing
infamttjo , is ST. crest til # but few cases f6~
qtirs The use Of mnre than bHe bottle 10 effect
atpsrte~t euFe. Dre III taieitn remarked to H.,
ri or h~tinp wit1ss ID IFS effects in several
distances, that IT was 81 ''perfect fire kifier."
we might multiply reasons why His Silve
should BE- pfafstJed above everything else in
the Ell irspt q, diseases Of The Eye, but We
pc or # 310t Id stand on IT. o&H merits. All
We ask = thet is virtues J6 .h6r0u flly teattd,
and tia lie dtfsf1tors 10 strictly followed.
For tie ! u on 'I0uee by q. 7. DAVIS.
n. J0tfDAH, e. NJ. HER6AAs, II. r. War
pftL nd EEAt u S0H.
And con he h|d o. ettfH: ring in every town
and village - fhT south md west. pfiGs 50
cen $ per Jorle wifi foil directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

To SUGAR AND COTTON
PLANTERS,
300 prs. French n pts hfantefs.
2.g90 gdS lirseF's assorted.
1000 YHs twllleA e0ttatt, tLeweliy
2.00h yIs khlftifla. Iawell.
~ prs bite hIankets for eapf,gts.
1850 prs hest Oak Tanned Hllssaf bfpeans.
100 prs blaek Kip ~bfdRans.
700 yts ! and one half hrgyH ~sbsetiHg.
5H9 yds blue DeHIlnanas.
20 dozen eahs knives, assorted aud superior
quality.
1000 gals whale oil,
ladies' md skitnfnefs. fur sitaar houses.
Sugar hottse lamps aud u fill as#tftrpent u gro
for sats by
sep COY A. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rougs Cour d

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge Cour du
SixiGme District.
Dams lafaire de Ia succession lie Louis
Daigle, d5c6dG--No 4O6.
Attendu qu'Isidore Daigle de In paroisse
sIsdite, s'est adress6 al Grefier de In
Cour du Sixi6me District pour Ia paroisse
de Quest Baton Rouge, pour des lettres
administration Il Ia dite suecession.
Avis est par Ia pr6sente donnt Il tous
ceux int6resses que toute opposition, lGgaIe
il Ia die application dot 6tre pr6sent6e
dams dix jours de Ia publication de Get avis.
Bureau du CRETE Quest Baton
Rouge ee 81 Nov. is4S.
". b. CHAMBERLAIN,
Nov. 2l-33. 25. Grelfier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09

River, ut about % miles from
Baton Rouge. with buildings and
improvements, formerly Nsttles.
D GAG Superficial acres on The Amite
River, at about ID miles from Ba.
ton Rouge, formerly Elam's.
4 300 Superficial acres on Big Sandy
Greek, ut about 2g miles from
Baton Rouge with improvements,
formerly Fosters,
i $40 Superficial acres N little Sandy
Creek ut about gG miles from Be-.
ton Rouge, formerly Fosters.
q GAO Superficial acres on Sandy Creek,
al aLont 30 miles from Baton
Rouge, formerly Irgwn's.
7 800 Superficial acres IN The AmitB
River. 20 miles frUn Baton
Rouge. formerly Lpa's.
IN Tho parish If Liringstoa.
! 900 Superficial acres on the River
ColIisl, formerly Aehords.
q gB0 superficial acres on tho River
CeIlipl, formerly Harfel's
= 100 Superficial actes on The river Col.
Iiel. formerly M~eEtae's.
1 24G Superficial acres on the River
Amite, formerly Williams.
III The parish Of MI. Helena.
! 800 Superficial acres IN the Amits
River, formerly T'Hbor's.
For further information apply 10 the un-
dsrsigued at Baton Rouge.
L. SHEpPERB, Cashier.
Oct. 27-ls4g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-09
FRESH TEAS.
FAMILY

Loaf sugar aud crushed dy brownda-, cot.
fee. tea, Chocolate, canyassed hams, lard 10
kegs piekIes, preserves pepper tauces, mack
arel and salmon in kittsz fresh tnbaters and
salmon, r%aisiHa, c~urranta, p~reunca, brandv
ffnits, r.crs ginger, mustard, spices Of All
kinds, groGned and III for immediate nse,
sp~rm candies, sop, c stte d., ind ga, fiji
blue, sweet oil, ahi e aine AID cider VT egar,
French brandy. I'D Holland gin AID oil rye
whisky ,n4deira, port. champagne and clar-
el wines, cord ais, raspberry vinegar, syrup.
&c, &c.
Always On hand OF The best qnalig-to-
aether with a general assortment If trfCkety
and glass ware. For 5 le by
sep. 30 !. PHILLIPS.