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EeN ririur Of ri v.u uII,.rs Of sal l.Suod
I iru,u the Ciruu Com, C!,rk'~ Office o.
BraGl-v cOnnty. I'D to ~" directed. Nri,
on III. 30 day 81 M,r'h. 1850, expos. IT.
pv',i,r sale 1t the tunyt Lnu." door ia toe
town OF c!rvrliwd, Eralley county. Ten
np>see. III" iuiInwlng DESCRIBED PIECES at
parcels of Land, 10 WI: one huuGr"i ard
s,x,v acres Of Land, tn Nouh East g as
ter Of 'Sr,tlpn Il, luwushp two. 40
Rao.a our. Ne-' 70! the iiisI> line; Als
ON. hunJi-h and SIKH acres al I.iui. tho
SnuitI eat Qna,trr I'll S.rr,,n Il. !'nNn.
sGip iw", ani lsaH.e on". West Of the na.
ais iIac; 4 l>u, One hundred and sixty acr, :
q Land. the South west Quarter at Sec
i,on y. Towrship TWO, aLd Rage one.
West at Ih- BssIs lin": Also. Du- hnni ed
snd sixty irres 81 iaIi, liz" North east
Quarter oi :S,.rrion 20, r"Nn>hip two. aud
Rae. enc, West ct the n,,I> hnr; il.n.
On- hpnIrri aui s'N:s ARCS of Land. III.
Sun'n>.as' >,rar'er e 'Srr'trr 20. Town.
sup wa. ani Rang "n.. Wet TT 'h- n1.
si- iiue; al ~ 40. Drurr ID -'IirI, BRADLEY
county. Tennessee. aud LEVIED urpr "a. to-.
property 81 Luko I."1, 3" .ir>iv TX iud.
m.pis and ru>i> witch 'i.."r." " : .i.rr.
Assignee Sc. r'."c red a.au,r Fnrri>
W. La .ni Jrhr O-m'u'. h-irre Il 81
Sw an, E,q aud >I.N,I 10y i.',k- LA. Also.
a Judgment aud cost which GsurIe ".
Ss'i.r. A>.Ign-e Er.. recovered ayliu>i
FraHc,S ". H., and J. " lumin, b-'ur,.
X. NJ SWIM. E>q.. iaj STAYED Is Lux.
Lea. Al.p, ihr... Judgments and casts
whlrh George W. sSall,r. Assignee &C..
recovered agains, FIahcI- ". liza. h- OF
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" y I I o. II
3cuRSu AN! to nn order ut the Cl'cnit
Court for the county of Polk, at the De-
roh,r term, lSIJ, | will proceed t" sell to the
highest n,hh"r, upnn the premises, on TIE Ut"
In, OF April n st, the Section OF sch"n'
Land for 'l,c ~ Fractional Townsh:P North,
Ranrra, East Of .hr Basis line, Nc""r District,
Said Land has been surveyed aud valued "s
follows
The Northeast Quarter ut $i20O
y,h. >,rih-v,u do 200
ria. S,u;h.,u,, do l4DU
IN, Su.,I,-vcst H., oJu
$3.50
JAMES SMITH, Clerk.
Feb. oG, is50--Gt 49, Pr. zee Sl,.0 -
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rrrIIE SI1NAlCr SESSION or his In.
4 .,I,,,,, w,lI c,nmenr.,n IN. Mrs,
,,o,l,v !, March. Under the suu.,;p,cnd
.n.. ~ NJ ru,,,rsp S,urr' ass;s,eJ
T., 81. ,., ,,I rlns. ,ho las, L,,j,v !,
r,,.
Al, e.,,,.ps .h;,;,v ,,d r,;,hr,r,eseo s
c',,r.I.nI nm, srI;r,suI ;ns,,rr,o, have
,',.,, ,.,r',,,,l, ,nl s,,;.I,c,,,,lv ,.s,.L
,,;,,;, ,,a r,,, s;y,,s, So,rs rha T,ns
,a,a,,,r.. .,C IL, ,,,,,,,,'orI It,,
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r.',,'s nav S.ss;o, RI Ere ,,on,is p,.,.
,,Iic ojiLe ..J of ILr ec.s;oo W
,,;., p'a','n,, W,;,,,n anL,
,r,.',,.'r { 5000
+, ,.a'.. c.,,.,,,l,
I'D a., ..hnno SEQ
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'H"'' ','',' ;",u'"' "."s"> ! 1000
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srs, b, b S

.a'E'la " ,4:S
= =, ~ g. 3 = 9 = z.
Fa7i!'1. subscriber, araieiuI forrasiFavors,
4 soiic!tS a continuance of public pat
roraHe. he has on hand. at his Drug,
Store in Athens, a supply Of nearly orqn)c
all the Me li,iH"s called Tor in this maIGei.
Also. all Paints and Dye %,uils, and few
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Trn@ses, Too,h
Keys aud F0Icrps, Moriars AMI Pill Tiles.
s:?a,uias. A!rd!ca! Scales and Weights,
CarheDafs. &c, Cigars, Cut and Dry
Smoking Tobacco, Delpi', Scotch and Mac
cubau S;nun.
CONTEMPORARIES.
Cnniy, Nai,,nS, Figs, Almonds. French
Brandy and Vine. VIM. BURNS.
June :, l. .0-li 81
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CHARLESTON, so. ca.
James GadSdcN g. co.
Factors and General Commission Agents
ALSO,

.3gcnts Of the baltimore and Southern
Steam PACKET Company,
A EEdoing business on FiTzsIMMONs WnARP,
"a in CuARLrsToH, and desire to make is
known to their old friends and patrons in Ala.
hama and Tennessee, and to seek a continue
nnco and increase of past iayors from all who
may be disposed to make Charleston thieV
market this season, where Cotton, Rice, To-
hacco, Flour, Wheat, Grain of all descrip-
tions, Bacon, Beef, Cotton Begging and Rope,
with every other Domestic and Manufactured
Goods, must meet with ready sales.
JAMES GADsDEN, Pres't $. &. Railroad,
Jams +. EnwAHDs,
ElcilARD T.. SCREvEN.
Sept ii. loiJ--Giu 81
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DR.. CHRISTlE'S
GALVENLC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases of Commissions
or Fi,s Spa,moilc Complaints and general Nervous
Affections OF the Head ami upper cxtrcmes Also in
Palsy and rarsy sis, aud all diseases caused by.
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy III the limbs
other organs Of The body.
hrz- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of
the country of the most extraordinary character can
be given, if required.
Nc No trouble or nconye nience attends the use Of
Or. CIRlSTyES G.lLI.INIC .iR7ICLES and
they may he worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with perfect ani safety. In many cases the
seA,G.ion attending THEN is highly pleasant aud
agreeable They can be sent to any part Of tie
country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvsnic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
tt?- Bssre's Of Co,.nisrftits aud Uo't!!sss Tmi.
faitSEs
For sale III ATHENS, Tenn, hy the au.
thorizcd Agents, GEO. w. ROSS & Go.
in movable, by MClNTOsH * STRONG.
Athens, Jan %. 1850 -ly 70
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DR.. CRRISTIE'S
GALVhNIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throlt or
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache Dizziness oi the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzng or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous and that
distressed complaint, called Tic DOloTeux
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ar Ifyys;ICsAr, .ASiA,T,I5sNFTy
CITIZENS. TENN.
SJsIlE undersigned having located in this
Al place, rr"i"Gt'Hi'y tender. his services tn
the citizens Of AthrHs. gNh all o,nrr- who may
favor him " ith Lhs!f patronage. The Session
viii! commcnce "a ttn lst A'oniay in
March nest. and close tha last Saturday IN
Jnly. lie has had ii Piano manufactured TO
order, which enables him to Speak 0! its ST..
pericrty.
1ER.NS PR Session q iirc .Noni,s:
Piano Forte Gnitnr, 'inin. Flute, C'arin-
nett, and every description "r Nind lm-'rn,
mcnts, two lessons per week, each lesson one
hour, Sl5,GD.
Instructions in Musical Composition, two
lessons per week, cach lesson one hour,
9lOOO.
EXrRAs--G2,G0 for the use of the Piano.
All payab.l at the close Of the srs.jpn
GU5rAVu5 L. n.IA1E.
Feb. %, Is50-tf II
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CANE CREEK ACADEMY.

NNuE Examination of thc students of TINS
i Institution will take place IN FRIDAY. the
18th OF March, commencing at " u'clork 4.
d. aud closing nj }. After which the Philu.
unthran society viii hold their spcnud .ln-
hiversnrN. The tFrnd- and patrons of the
school are ns" cthiy solicited to attend.
n. B. The third Session of the above iusil.
tnt,on viii cnum-ucc on the 18th at April,
nnd-r the care at our highly respected and
we'll qualified teacher Mr. toGuILL.
HOS. l.. I!DYn,
l'iDS p WELLS,
JOHN IlOfL.
March s, l-jN--2i &c
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RDCEEl -. --On hand full supply
~ OF Grnceries. consisting Of Sugar,
Coffee, Pepper, N|Spi"e, Sc, Sc.
sale By BRADFORD < DODS0N.
Nav Is, tSIo-if 81
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WiSHsDyV GHASSs

LOOK THIS JVlY!!
Death aud Destruction 10 Rats, Nice,
Bugs and Reaches,
EENRY BIDICiIiMER'S PREPARATION for
= the determination of Rats, Nice, Bed-
bugs and Cock-oaches, with directions for use.
For sale at the ATHENS DRUGSTORE.
Pr,cc5D cents per box.
Sept !, l3i9--tf WIN BURNS.
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A MEETING Of the Shareholders IN the
Ia EAST TENNESSEN AND GEOR-
GIA RAILROAD COMPANY, is hereby
called, to be held al the Oil'e Of the Com
paDy in Athens. on H'cdnrs!ay, The 2oth
dag Of .iiarch neat, t. vote on accepting
The loan offered by the STATE to said Co".
pany, by an Act Of the General Assembly
Of Tennessee, passed the 30'h day Of Jan>
uary. 1850.
a !uIi attendance OF the &;ockhollers III
re,son, or bv ptoHv, is desired. a torn
lor constituting aproxv will be published.
\. y. KiIES,
FrNs;fcI. II srid CoNIpa,g.
Office, Athens. i'ch. -, lSj0.-ld-13
~ The Register. Wing. and Plebelan,
Knoxville, will please copy.
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A Deranger,en. of the Nervous System.

DO In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines increase he dSt,se, for they weaken the
vital energies of the already Frustrated system while
under the strengthening lie giving WALKING nhi:
cncc Of Gaiyansm, applied by thiS beautiful and
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weak.
enel sufferer is restored 10 former health, strength,
elasticity and vgor
Ihc rIrnt ne cnliaritY md exc lencc Of
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consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
by Jri,rsid olli,G'i,n in Place oi the usual mode OF
druggiug and ph, eic.uE thc patient till exhausted
Nature SINKS h"pc!',sly under the in:ciion
1hsy srfnr'.ft tie uinl, system 'Iniss ne circ,'.
ifiOn NE iiuoi pl0HDit Tie SScriiO and rrsr do
he sl!shi,si injury natter any Circumstances since
their introduction in the uni,ed States only three
wears since np.p than
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J\HES SNIrH. Clerk
Feb. % lS5O- Ct Prs Zee 81. . -
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$1,000 Persons

Including all ages classes md conditions among
which were lprse number Of ladies', who are pecu.
harry suhec. TO Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when al hope Of relief hal been given up and every
y.l.. l1p t,ipl i'm
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Jan. II, lSJD-3m
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FOREST WLL ACADEMY.

~ h,s Attornry, LLvI TNiEllI1T.
.U,rch |, lSJ0--.it-- Prs fee ~ 30 ~
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iNNES I BRADFORD.
Ma-rh |. lSIb-'t -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
A q | en- X |!

Alden /! hrl,s ad ru@=h,a ch6re Louis nnb,
Ma tefre no ipitallere al cie ptr. dinphs 10
Jo t. quite regret.
oh le r,s sopylendfsi lie los for6is onbfauses
Pour tous, riebe bienfait.
Adeu t.. mississippi 'o. pore Of roi de fonds
FIsuaa waste, mppf ant, t6i, eau dour9 OF
fecsbde
A ma fuiee eidera.
Ie bafs .eu femeittant tsa vapues erulnantss.
je inurnpre teujoufs de- vots. endes char
nantes,
MN eenur 81 seuviendra.
Adiou ,..bops habtants, s,famillos beti.altn6es -
Ayee sous l'ai ronnu les donsoufs parlunoes,
!.rs soips aHse,neux;
Merei i..JA ystderai 10 souvenir amiable
De voa tendres bontts. Mon etrur IN lttfa' ls
Pour yeus fsra dos vtsux.
Alden s..joyeux enfaots, mos amis pohr
de yotre intelligence, oh mon ame ravie,
Benira laH success;
Que mos faibes leeons fariiliscpt vos atnss
Que dams vo= ieunas cmurs Giles sesn'
douG"s fianiDes,
ut iamais fol exeds.
Adlgu !"vous tpIs hiisua@doht le GSi f0''
sinage,
| Me aeta ionoura cher. Vore riane image
Re nara dams mon cUnr.
Oh p! quo Dc doux moments 1uellr Save
ivfesHe
Js tIos i yos lieufats. Toni en v5us esi
largesse.
Stdnjsauto eneeur.
Adieu .roses dam ,ur, tharmsntes jsonss
flies,
| Js ne para1tra plusdans vos ioyeus 1nadrilos,
/ Dams vos IL afrea ienx:
| II me faut rsboneer vos gfaees cree'ss,
| Aux ehnrmes altfayant5 do vo, denefs pi~
| roles, ~
| Adieu! ..iendres amiH, cesur N ,bls ct een=bles
Lea soueIs, les cfagrns mo serout bisn pt-
| nlbiss,
| l,on do vot,s--pais Gsusanfs.
Oh psnsez d l'am que In jalouse absence
Enlace dams SOS bras One iatnaia IL distance
Nat,ieehisse II u c0nr
| Adieu !..btlas! adieu--ma cl,6re Louisiana,
Mn lsrre l,ospjrali6re, au eiel pur. disps'ans
Jc 10 quite i regret:
Oh 10 me souviendraj do los fortts ornbrense
De tos ltutrets feeondr. d. ies III isscr
houreusrs
Pour totis richie benfait.
j.. JottssAtSr.
| Quest Baton-Reuge. jan. %, 1850
y Les bonnes families III sen des11elle
l'ai vteu.
Mes chers tetiis 6ltvoa.
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HgAp QUARTERS 1lTu Rgar. La. Ma. -
G,4.,.t It.t,p1 NJ.

HgAp QuAaTtns llTu .REar. Ia. Ma. -
SrsctAL OnpEa No. ].
In pursuance To an order issued by Genl.
G. ". Ropiey, A1k. and Hsp't. General OF
the State Of Iouisiana, | will hold elections
at the following PAGES, to Gil vacancies in
The different COM anies Of iha Regiment.
COMPANY A..
Election TO be held for Captain and First
and Second Lientenanfs, at tie house of Mrs.
Townsend at tho Il tns, on Saturday the tn
January, between tho hours of0 A. NJ. and
! =. NJ.
COMPANY II.
For Captain, First and Second Lirutenanis
at the house off G.. Babn, IN Satu day the
I'd Of February between o A. NJ. and ! =. M
ComrANY Il.
For Captain. Frsfa Second Licutenanfs
ut he forks Of the road near H. II. HARRISON,
on saturday. the 9th February, between 9
A. M. and =. M,
COMPANY +.
For Captain, First and Second lieutenant,
at Greenwel's election precinct OF Sandy
Creek.) on Saturday the 9th February, be.
tween 0 A. M. and p. NJ.
pergons liable to Militia duty, living in the
above named precincts are expected and here.
by notifldto attend pnnctnaIIy, at the places
and hours herein severally mentioned, 10 de.
post their votes for the above stated officers.
by Order of Captain
w. r. TUNNARD,
Commanding the lllh Regiment,
!. CHAS. G. BIBERON,
A. Adjt. llth, II ,giment.
Jan. 10Th, 1850. La. Militia.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY /, 1850


The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Leave of absence was granted 10 Tessrs.
Humble, Wilder, Marcy, Saunders and Te'e.
The Spe aker laid before the House reso-
lutions from the Governors of Indiana and
Connecticut. on the subject Of slavery, which
being read, were, on motion, referred to the
committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Heron offered the following resolu-
ton, which, on motion, was referred to the
committee on Internal improvements.
Be it resolved, ETC., That the State Engi-
neer be. and be is hereby instructed 70 order
one Of the State hats, and sufficient nnHs~
ber Of the State hands. TO remove the OBJ
strnctions to the navigation of the bayou
Manchsc, provided. however. this resolution
shall not be so construed as 10 cause the
opening of said bayou to the Mississippi
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/ Good for Annt Mary. Aunt Mary. whilst
going along The street the other day. saw
over iailor's door. sign bearing ths ID.
scription. IS Fountain Of Fashion .Ahr
exclaimed she. that is the place y.
sguirts come from, at the srms n
ing a malignant sq',ini .sascuit. Piell1s
yoang men with ifst Brsad- PEssefus
-. -,,...-.sN water, Sarfirss ia
SIAM ssa ah.sne cosla ssle ssa.rsfr b~sa. rssIs Nv
Jan 10 y. Nj. b. WOLFE.
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NOTICE.

,TM@assh THE Steamer
kI#JffhF MAGNOLIA,
q sss ut Clair 'Thonasson, Masto will
fuHume her reEnlsr trips In tho vieksbntg
trade, commencing on FnipAY, Sept 1h.
Leaving Now Orleans every tyednesday Nor.
ming. Descending, will arrive ai Batfii Rouge
every Sunday Morning.
Tho NJ agnoa vii receive freight for
THE place aud will stop here regularly Oh her
way mp end down. Any freight OF orders fet
freight to be shipped by her, will be- received
by the underHiqn1d, snd have prompt stten' on
seps n34,f. PIKE, FRELIGH 4 Cp.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY GROCERIES.
Loaf sugar and crushed do, brown do, cof
fee, tea, chocolate, canvassed hams, Lard in
kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces, mack
arei and salmon in kits, fresh HOLSTERS and
salmon, raisins, currants, preunes, brandy
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices OF all
kinds, grouncd and fit for immediate use,
sperm candles, soap, CASTLE do, indigo, fig
blue, sweet oil, white v inc and cider vinegar,
Frenc', brandy, old Holland gin and did rye
whskey madeira, port, champagne and clar-
Ell win,s, cordials, raspberry vinegar, syrup,
&C., &c.
Always on hand of the best quality--to-
getber with general assortment Of rrdcke,y y
and glass ware. For sale by
sep. 80 j. PHILLIPS.
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lMoSTEzAso BRlmE is in such a ai-'
lapidated state asto be unsafe for
travellers. A few f.ys ago, gen
tleman crossing it Eitha buggy, lost
his horse bybeing upset h the bayou.
The horse was killed and lie buggy
was extricated with difficulty. The
driver had the presence of mind to
throw himself over the back OF. The
buggy, and saved himself.
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LEGTsL A T I Il r.
SENATE.
THUKSDA y,

;,,,r, ,Scnate met afrccably 10 i1d-
~ ."ssnfve members present.
..,,a ~ n,an.;a. n,. the Senate proceeded to
ss H. ,he u'e'a,o, aaon,'a q President, pro. tcm.
~ ,....' ''e !. seeonea ,, allot Mr.. ]. G. Bryce,
MlA declared a'y a'y elected. and was
s,,o swoT g. !" by MfNoore, President,
Mr.; tardere, Of thecommittee on
hnrollln,ais. reported, IN act to au.
thor'se 'heTreasurcr ant Auditor to
borrow motsy from the Il.srnai I'm. |
provement Fad, as correctam m enrnl,.
cd the prcsltsnt signed thtsarne
and the Asslstan, Secretary in(o.ned
the House thereof 4'o'
The Assistant Secretary also r.
qucsted the concurre,ee Of The Uousa
in, An act for the Relic Of Robert r.
Hammctt,
An net in reference toNAe Bank of
Louisiana,
An act allowing compenssion TO
Jurors in the 4th Judicial Dissct
And in the resolution invitin. the
Bank Of Louisiana to cont.n1edts
Branch at Baton Rouge. N
Mr.. Garderc reported the resolu
ton instructing our Senators and lie
prcscntatiyes in Congress, to us
their best exertions to procure dali
mail from New Orleans during th
General Assembly.
Mr.. HarraIson introduced An &C
fixing the residence Of office Of th
Attorney General at the Seat Of Go,
ernment-read first time.
Mr.. Dufour resented a memoris
from residents of The City Of NcN
Orleans, praying that alterations b
made in the taxation imposed in sal
city, which was read.
Mr.. Dufour obtained leave to intrt
duce a resolution appointing a Joir
Committee to report on all matter
relating to taxation by the Municipi
Councils in the city Of New Orlean
and also to consider and report on th
propriety of re-consolidating the MI
inequalities of New Orleans into on
&C., which was read first time. G
motion, the rules were suspende
said resolution was read the I'd an
81 time, and finally adopted. III
President pro. tenn. appointed Messr
Dufour, Sigur, Beebe and Daunoy,
said Committee, on the part OF tt
/ Senate.
On motion of DIR. Hereford, tt
Senate took up the resolution appoin
ing a committee to examine II
Banks of the State, whether in ope
alton or liquidation, with power
call for persons and papers, who
duty it shall be, to report as early
possible, such bills for the action
the LegisIature-read I'd time, anne
ded and adopted-the rules were su
pended, it underwent its third rea
ing and was finally adopted. I'll
President pro. ten. appointed MessI
Hereford, Adams and Van Winkle,
said committee.
Mr.. Swayze gave notice that
would introduce An act to provide +
the election of Notaries Public.
Mr.. Drew gave notice that
would introduce bill to provide I
the loss of the public records, destrc
ed by the burning of the Court-hou
in the Parish Of Claiborne, and 3
for the relief of Benz. Lewis a
Others. !
Dir. Sigur gave notice that
would introduce An act to consolids
the different debts Of the city of M
Orleans, and to provide for the p'
melit of the same.
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Regular Packet.

<ass&szu. For the fansi. Foft Adams
aA115G f.ayen Sara. TUNES VIII,
G2sts-a.s Aas-.. aittspoft and Ill The i!eitds,z-
1ET.ssas3iia 81 11sssx5sgaE The new aud splendid
ssss@sa@ esse~ss~s@4~'@ stenmer
n. H. WHITE.
Eugene Brady. mhster. will leave New Orleans 70
guIarly every Saturday throughout the seaF1h. He
turning will leave ,nyou Sara md Pori Hudson esef,
Wednesday after le arrival of the ears Fnf ffsiah
pr phsanea aI,ply on bosfd. iy.2lif
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NOTEE.

Sixth Judicial District 0urt-Parish Of East
Baton Ruge.
Whereas Mrs. AzemaAvart, Administra-
trix of the estate OF her deceased husband Guy
Duplantier, has filed in be office of the un-
dersigned Clerk Of SAID curt, an account Of
her administration OF satestatc.
Notice is hereby giv.ito all persons in
ierested to show cause sithin ten days from
the first publication of it's notice, why the
said acconn, should not b approved and ho-
mologatcd and made thf judgment Of said
court. Nj. lORENO, Clerk.
January Is, 1850 2t.
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CApErs ICs AND MATS.

j w. u. IHlLLIFS q BKU TIIEK,
ne now receiving a beautiful assortment ot
4 Piyan Kaitiaa Carpeting, also, Binding,
lats and Rigs, all of which are bought rom
nc of the argcst companies IN the United
hates, andu very low prices. Those in wan'
tiil do welko give us call.
oct lsfY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09

VICTOR HEBERT.
DESpECTFUELY informs the inhabitants
ASoi East and West Baton Rouge, that he is
now receivinghia winter stocIs,a and is desirous
OF continuance Of heir favors. r
---S 1 l X S.
Plain, plaid, changeable, small stripes, figured,
rich mode, Brocade pou dc soie, Gros
do Rhin and pai nted foul4rd torrance
Slk--all colors; blacs and white
Satins
DRESS GOODS
Bariges, silk tissues, plain
and small figures, rich ID laine,
Mollair Iustre, Madonnas; change
able striped and blk. Alpaca mourning
Collars and Handk'fs.
FANCY ARTICLES,-
Ladies' Cravats, Belts e. Buckles, Corset
l.aces Silk and linen Braids (ai! colors)
Cords, Gall kinds, fancy Baskets, Hair
and Tooth Brushes, Ilair-Pins, she'll,
buffalo and horn dressing and
luck'a. Combs, Comb Cleaners,
Fancy Bags g. Purses,
Gn great quantties)
and
q THOUSAND
other little things in his
line, which are too numerous to mention.
LINEN GOODS
Brd's-eye Diaper, Irish Linen, Linen Hdkfs ,
Embroidered do linen Towel and Table Cloths.
Hosieries Of all kinds, Silk, Merino, Alpa-
cas-, all colors.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss Muslin, white Jaconeis, Dimity.
Swiss. Edgings and Insertings, Thread do.
Liner Bobbin-a large assortment,
STAPLE GOODS.
Domestics-all kinds, Tickings, white,
red, yellow and green FIannels, all qualities
Calico g.
Ladies' Merino U n RS irts:
All of which having been carefully selected
in New York, Philadelphia, Newark and New
Orleans. willn fail to satisfy the expectations
Of buyers, both with regard toprices aud styles
Oct 38.
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pu. THOMAS BEAUMONT.

Having permanently located In Baton
Rouge. tenders bis professional services 10
The citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
His o6ce Is on Lanyei STREET near The
St9re IF q. N. Heromon.
Jnnn II ID. ---
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AVIS
IMPORTANT !!
X. G. Delarodcie qui scs reinforcement eali dams Ia
Maison Harney sur la rue dc PElisc


nux double boier an uces do
dor dargen chnes dor pour dne
bnnes 10 doLi.
abages eties mnt pendant un an
de ouerie los plus moderes
lt.l
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Notice,

II tNot*St9
"a. l.. pLOUCH AND son,
nlvlvE AND MeeuAvteAt nEsTisrs,
eo's'esfesflet he consulted every day from
dshec, y NJ, until l.P M,, al their resi-
iio',se. brt distance East Of The Court
ah''l ana jtRougd. they hope by ,lelt
lie pAtronnges 10 secure n portion Of pub.
their reaidshe5,des will be attended at
nJTi'ar,icular4sifea.
call from the eoluol, will be given 10
highest responsibility References of the
Charges 10 all elasses, bs seen II desired.
Jan. b, 1880 No moderate,