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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Georgetown, KY,

7, r johnson, A. NJ, Principal and Professor Of
Mathematics.
The Principal hu. been teaching twenty Year,.
nnin,erup'edly. having occupied Important Professor.
SHIPS in several Colleges in Virginia, Ills native STATED
and Kentucky.
The Female Collegiate Institute was organized in
1888, and has enjoyed without any fluctuations, an
unusual share Of public favor, averaging for the ten
yesrs past about one hundred pupils.
II is furnished with n fine Philosophical and Che
mical Apparatus, a Select Literary, &c. and affords
mnusual facilities to students Of Music, French, Span
ISL and the like. 1t entirely free from all the ~sectarian
hias-tl.e pupils being permitted TO attend any place OF
worship prescribed by their parents. and the teachers
belonging to four or five denominations.
To PR vent competition in Dress. clothing ola nni-
form style and quality has been prescribed, and Jewel
ry ofevery description prohibited.
Georgetown is accessible by daily Stages and
Steamboats, from Louisville and Cincinnati. il is
II miles from Frankfort, and is admitted 10 be one Of
the healtiest locations on the Globe.
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STATE or ~LOUISIANA.-Pm~iis

STATE or LOUISIANA.-PMrish
Of Fart Baton Rouge.
In the matter oi The Succession No. 1871.
Of William h. VA1L, deed. Probate
BY virtue Of n commission 10 me direct
ed from the Honofabl- Sixth Jndicial dis.
tr,ct Court for said Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, will be sold by the undersigned
Sheriff 1T public Auction to tbt highes,
bidder, on THURSDAY, The 10TH day
Of APRIL, 1850, at the house where the
deceased las. resided in the Town Of Baton
Rouge. ut ~ o'elpck. NJ, the herein after
described properly belonging TO the above
succession. % wit
Stock Of Horses and one Mule. one Cart
and Harness, one Day aud Harness. two
Cows, and Calves, one Bureap. nns Clock,
six Chairs. one Rocking chair. Wash.s'and
Bowl and pitcher, one Table, Cooking
utensils. two B~elsteadsand Bedding, Sho
vel, longs aud Andirons. u lot Of Crockery
and G ass ware, ona Travelling Trunk,
and u Buggy aud Harness.
" Terms Of Sas-CASH.
L. G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
March 25ah, 1850.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.-Parish Of
Wsst Hafou Rouge.
G. H. PETIT.

G. l.. PETIT.
es. mo. 1861 Oh Disfriei
Widow JONES Bird 4 Vim. II. Steps,rt. Court.
by virtue OF a writ Of .feriJaeias to me d.
rected by the Honorable the Sixth District
Curt II, and fnr the parish Of West Baton
Rouge, State Of Louisiana, in The above en-
titled suit, | will proceed to scIl al public
%anrttut 10 lie last and highest bidder, Oh the
premises. on
saturday The 9Th day IF April nert, 1850,
at 10 o'tlosk, A. NJ,
A certain tract Of land situated in this par
ish At ahput three miles frem the River Ms
s%issippi. containing abiut Tine Hundred and
Forty Three acres bounded a uy BY lands Of
John Finn; in IF nj by these ofp. =. Blan-
cl,ard and Of John Nolan, beIos by THOSE Of
charles Pipes ssur., and in The rear by those
Of those Of vsnteF Of stephen Lavgrle and ol
Joseph n u%isFard: togrthrr with MI aid sin
g',lar the bai ldings and improvements The con,
seized In the above suit.
Terms IF Sais-CASH.
g. DUBKOCA,
Fet. rs. Dept. Sheriff.
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STATE or LOTISIlNA-Portsh

SIliE oF Az Iuf7SH
Of East Baton Rouge.
IN the matter Of me Succession Of Peter
McAtthuT, deed.
w virtnn If a com niFsi9n TO me directed
FROM the >ix'h Judicial District t'on,t. for the
Parish If Fast Baton Rouge. will be sold by
the un l~ersignod sheriff. Al the Cour, house
door in ia" town" 81 Bat II Rouga.c On
Thur$iuyhe 2ath day Of April merit 1850
ati2 o'ctork NJ. tho herein. alter i scr bad
property belonging Ia aid succe- sion. 20 wit
tra2, Of land situated on Jones Creek IN
ibis marsh, rrnta ming -Four Ilunared arrea OF
Sectinn M. ~. Township No. !. of liarge
No .. East b II 'ded Eas' hv l,nds OF Cur
lev and pawcrs, South Ivy i okcE AID Den.
ham, Mouth by-. and Wes hy-.
Terms and Conditions Of Snlc-One third
cash, anl The halaf'tce at one aud twoyears re,
dt nom the day Of sale. in notes Aatisiartori y
IN |orsd, payable a the office Of IT, e5rarlel
Recorder. in Fac Town OF I|atnn ito g.. hear
i'g eight per C mt interest after due on''
paid, AID mortgage ,es ned on the land unt,'
tiual payment OF sad lot e. w
Arta 1T sale To be passed before Samuel
Sko'ti' Id, Recorder. at the expense Of the
par la ers.
l., c. NORRIS,
Match 2a-5ws sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

TIE subscriber has on hand, aud Is recai-
- wing twice n weck, a full and complete
rs ort,nent Of Groceries, Wines, Teas, and
Liquors, al of the best quality; in addition
to which will be found an assortment of
HARD WARE. CUTLER Y. FARMING
UTENSILS dc,
which he will sell at New Orleans prices.
Purchasers are Invited to can before p~urclas-
ing. M. b. WOLFE.
jan 10y. Cor. OIL lafayette aud Florida SITS.
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r. Of Lo%Simu- Parish Of He,rd
Succession Sale.

HeN virtue Of "a decree or order OF the
Sixth District Court ofihc parish
of Ihrrvillc, bearing date the 18Th day
of March. ! will offer at public sale,
d to tho highest and last bidder.
ON MONDAY. 22d day OF April.
1850. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. the follow.
ing described property. belonging to
the Succession Of Hugh Brachrn. dec,
consisting iii
/. * certain tract Of LAND, stu
ated in the parish of lborville. on the
left bank Of the Mississippi river,
bounded above by lands %lgalonging to
Charles Davenport. and below by
lands of A.. l.. Duncan's estate. con.
tanning three arpents front by the
adepth thercunto belonging, together
with all the buildings anj, improve
ments thereon being and belonging.
,. The following named and de-
scribed SLAVES:
Sandy, negro man. aged about 81 yrs.
Mary. negro woman, aged about 80
years. and her child 7onisant,
about 5 years old.
Harriet, negro girl, aged about 10 yrs,
Aaolphe, negro boy, aged about Is yrs.
Gasttn, negro boy, aged about IL yrs.
Coon. negro girl. aged about 13 yrs.
Tracey, negro woman, aged about 50
years,
a 3. And a quantity o. Norcablc Pro
Jterty. DC.
TERMS N C~oNnIrtoNs OF SALE
The tract of land or plantation pay
able one-third Of the price of adiudi-
cation in all the month of March,
1851: one-third in all the month OF
March, 1852; and one-third in all the
month Of March, 1853. The slaves
to be sold, payable fifty dollars cash
on each headof slave on the day of
sale; and the balance, one-third in all
the month Of March, 1851; one-third
in all the month of March, 1852; and
one-third in all the month of March,
1853. The movable property, all
sums not exceeding twenty dollars,
payable cash on the day of sale; and
all sums overtwenty dollars payable
in all the month of March. 1851.
The purchasers to furnish their notes
with good and sufficient security in soliao
10 the satisfaction of the administrator of
the succession and TO the order of the ad-
minlstrator, said notes made payable at
the office of the Recorder Of the parish OF
lberville, and to bear interest at the rate
OF eight per cent per annum if not punctu-
ally paid at maturity. from time due un-
i til paid, special mortgage 10 eo retained on
the land and slaves 10 secure ssre payment
of the said notes and all Interests that may
accrue thereon. Acts Of sale at the ex-
pense of purchasers.
Sale 10 take place on the plantation.
Parish of fbersii!e, l9th March, 1850.
mar 23,tf ]. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
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BATON ROUGE. i
s r. MINARY,

MRS. READ respectfully informs her friends and
1sA patrons, that the studies at the above $ eminary
will be resumed on Monday The 1M of September.
1919, a, which time she will be hanpy to meet her
former pupils and such other yonl.s IL lies as may be
intrusted TO her charge. Mrs. Reas. will continue TO
devote her especial care and attention. - the ednca-
tional interests Of her pupils, and hopes to merit and
receive the same generous confidence Id support of
Parents and Guardians, With which sne has hereto
fore been honored.
Terms made known, on application at the Seminary.
sent. 5tf.
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ET4T DE IA LDUIsTANE-pa.

ETAT DE Ia LDUfSTANE-Pa.
roisse d'nueA Dnon Rouge.
G.. l.. PETIT, Coar da
rsuce .Jan,es Bird Il William X. Sienurf)
En- YER u d'uA ordre de 8 Isle i tnoi ~alressee
pat lh n,rab'e Cbnr hn Sixiame District
dans ct pour Ia p~arnisee d'Oues' Baton Rouge,
Etat de Ia LoAisis'e, dams I'affiai ire ci ,essus,
je proc sderai,
SameH lie 9 d'Apr1 proclaim. 1850,
A 10 lenres A. NJ, n lee lleus, A Padjudica-
ton dun certain moroccan dc terre situe dams
cette paroisse A environ ttois miles du heuve
Mississippi, contenan' environ Cent QnarAhte
Troi~ acres. horne en- hail par lerres de John
Film, on avant par rei les de- p. 7. Blanchard
ct de ] bn Nolan, en- bas par eelles dc Chs.
Pipes Senr. g en- attisre pa csiles d1 vendenr
de stei hen Lavigne ct de Joseph Brou~safd,
ensemble avec tous les etabl, ssenlens gni sly
irouveut. aaisi dams ~l'atf,ire 81 -drssus.
Conditions de la Tente -Eomp'aut.
q. DUDROCA, Dept Sbs'it
Few. 90, 1850.
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ID ECElVED THIS DAY. per ste amer
- 30 kegs nails, I'D 10 s d,
3 oaslss John shey's Hams,
" 25 boxes Window Glass,
E2b kegs Family .autt"r,
10 do Goshen do
% Corn Mills,
+ boxes Coffee Mills,
I,cask sancepans. ass'd slzes, Do
lDN,alf b xes Vernicell'.
Ease ass'd Tin Pans and Gu T.,
2b bexes Saap,
30 d Zen Brooms,
10 doS Buckets. FL sale by
ml7 NJ. b. WOLFE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undet sig.ed would beg leave I,
tender bis grateful acknowledgements, 10 hi.
friends and The public generally for The
liberal share ot patronage, he has receive,
since IN business, and would Inform them
that he Is drsirio,s ot closing his old bust
nrss, up 10 The LIT Of January Inst, am
would again earnestly request all thos'
indebted TO him, either ly note or opel,
account, to conn forward without delay
and pay the same. otherwise they will he
placed in the hands Of Officers for immr-
Jiate collection.
IL" takes tlis opportunity Of informing
his friends and the public generally tba'
he wilt continue business Mt bis Old STAND
and will cnntine himself more PARTICULAR,
Ia a Grocery, Produce " Provision bust
ness, and wi ! sell Tor cash and cash only.
Jan Goth. 1850. II. V. BABiN.
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COIN o. OPPENHEIM.
SIGN or THE GOLDEN pEE-HivE.

HICN OF THE GOLDEN FEE-HIVE.
Respe fully call The attention Of The pub
lie 10 their advertisement in ans her columns
and having Just received in addSlon 10 their
Large selected ttoek, a further ~aupplyof CHI ice
and fashionable goad=, selected ith care for
this market. They have now % hand a
splendid stock Of
FANCY a. s'rAPLE DRY GOODS,
clothing, shoes, hats and perfumery, which
in style qualitt and ~c'ieapness, not surpasses
in any establ simept III The South.
GCall and Judge for yourselves at the Bee
II We = ore.
C.,rner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly f.. LANouE's.
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STATE on LOuIsIANA-purish o

STATE ON LOUISIANA-Parish Of
East Ha'on Rouge.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all those who
~ have any claans against the ssion
# vALERY WEAVER. late of this pa ish,
deceased, TO presa,N them within thirty days
from the first Publication OF this %n,'icr, duly
certified. to ]. X. Durnoea, al Baton Rtuge,
and those who are indAbtei 10 said deceased
are requested to settle ,p without delay.
HENRY WEAVER,
Administrator
Baton Rouge, Mar. 9, 1859. ~
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FRED. B. PAGE, NJ. d.
Physician and surgeon.

nR. PAGE. formerly of New Orleans.
- and who has had an extensive general
prac.irs FOR many years past in Ascension
and the adjoining parishes. has removed 20
Ba on Rouge with hi4 family. for a Ietma-
nent residence. lie offsrs his Professional
9, ~ ces 10 his friends, citizens aud planters,
and th II calls wall be PROMPTLY attended TO.
Office and reside, ce on Laurel street
opposite the r. sidence of A. l. Duncan.
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NOTICE..

Sixth District Csurt--Parisb Of Il. Feliciana.
In Succession Of Samuel Mckneely. deed.
Whereas Robert Hill Of the parish Of East
Fsiiciana, State Aforesaid has this day made
Application TO the Clerk Of the aforesaid cruft
to DO appointed dative te%stanenta,y Execu
tor Of said decreased.
N.tire Is hereby givent 10 all persons inter
est"d 10 shew fanse within the legal publica-
lion hereof why The PRAYER Of the applicant
should not be granted.
ENOs HEBERT', Opt. elk.
M,rch. 21--2ts.
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g AVIS.
TOUS ceux aui oni des reclaim tons contre
l. In succession de Peter Near hur, sen,
reqnis de presenter leurs complies, dhpent
r%ert,fes a James Pipes, administrators, Oh
i sou avurat
Mars %, 1850. J. M. ELAN.
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Succession Sale.

March %, 1850. 5ts.
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HAVE In store, received this day per
Linseed, Lard and Sweet or: CASTLE,
Brown and Variepated SOAP, Java, Rio,
and Havana COFFEE Crushed, Powdered
AID Havana SUGAR; Beef TONGUES,
Family BUTTER; Family LEAF LARD
MACkEREL, No. |, in kits SALMON,
No. /, in kits; Soda, Pilot and Butte,
CRACKERS, for sale by
m5 M. n. WOLFE,
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Conn. MiCIEI. OfENHEIM
COIN IL nPPENHEIM.

LEOPOLD Conn. MicuEL OrENHEIM
COIN IL OPPENHEIM.
Successors 10 EUGENE LANOUE.
D 4 most respectfully to inform tho public
that in addition to the stock purchased If Il.
Lanone, that they have just received a most
splendid and complete assortment Of Clothing.
Fancy and Maple Dry Goods. g., which wi !
be sold at
UNrRECEDgNTED Low pRIcEs.
Persons, therefore. in want of any goods,
will do we'll by calling at the former stand Of
h. Lanoue bct,e purchasing elsewhere.
l.. COIN,
M CiiEL OPpENHEtM.
June 8. ".
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TIE rms
Ii Boarding

can be had in prita'e famili,s. at from two 10 two
and a half dollars n week. When in Barracks, IL In
designed to furnish Commons nj n uniform rate. Stu.
dents from n distance will be required to board Mt the
Institute. and to have no communication with the
town, except as allowed by written permits.
0 j. The next session will COZ menCe on the
first ,f September, and continue ten moths.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
CARPETS RUGS AND MATS.

W. II. TTIIT,LIF5 " BItJ IFEK,
are now receiving a bean itul assortment Of
3 P1yand Venitian Carpeting, alan, Binding,
Mats and Rugs. all Of which are bought rom
one of the largest companies in the United
States, aud Al very low prices. Those In want
will do veil to give us a call.
oct alsy,
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ETAT DE Ia Observation-Disclosures
d'Esl Baton Rouge.

d'Es' Baton Rouge.
Cour des Prenves.-No. 162.
Dams lanaire de la succession de William
B. Vail, decide. i
En- yer u dune commission d moi adres.
see par Honorable eour du sixieme dis.
trict iudiciaire dans ct pour Ia paroisse
DIS, Baton Rouge, il sera vendu par lie
soussign6 sheriff, en- vente pubIiqn", au
plus hant encherisseur, JEuDr, le lOeme
Avril 1850, a la derniere residence du de-
funt dams In vile de Baton Rouge d midi,
Ia propriete ci-apres decrite appartenanta
la susdite succession, SAVIOR
PIusipurs chevaux ct une mule, une cha.
rette Ell harnsis, III dray Ell h~arnais, deux
vaches ct yeaux. une armolre, une horloge.
six chsises, une bereeuse. lavebos, Ia BE,
ustens,is de cuisine, deux Its ct bois de lis,
pel!e, pince,tes ct chenets, une quaniite de
fayence ct verrerie, une MALE de voyage,
une barauche ct hurnais.
Conditions de la vente-comptant.
l.. G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
March 80. 1850.
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PRIVATE SALE.

DOR sale q tract OF land situated in the parish OF
L East Baton Rouge, about 20 miles from Baton
Rouge, near the Plains, and about one mile and a half
from the river, containing about All arpens, bounded
on the North and East by lands OF Malachi Bradford,
West by DR.. Enders and South by lands of Benja-
min and Sparks.
For particulars apply to Samuel Faulkner, Esq.
near Port Hudson, East Feliciana, or to C. Ramos,
at New Orleans. feb286t
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TIE Undersigned requests all those who
are iiideb'ed to him to some up and settle
Immediately, Otherwise their accourss " Ill DO
placed In the hands Of a proper off, TO be
collected according TO law.
April 9th IS4g. FREDERIC ARBOUR
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TIE r S.
r session for Board and Tuition
.r Afl,sfs-

Per session Tor Board and Tuition 81
For Music, - 25
For Etanch, &c, &c, 10
There are many Female Serninarics in the West,
in which the expenses Of a pupil may be Sl0or $50
per session less than the above hut in very few OF
these. il is confidently asserted, will the FARE be found
o good--the capital invested so large land the repu-
atica Of he Teachers so distinguished
sep 8 n3iv.
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AVIS.

WI
r r sousssigne invite respectueusement
- ceux qui lui doivent a yenIr payer mmc-
diatement, aut-ement il sera force de faire
ses r.couvre mems scion Ia loi. II invite en-
meme temps ceux A quill doit de presenter
Ieurs complies pour eire ~liqnidas.
II donne avis de plus quill vend pour du
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NOTICE.

II lose having business with the under
A signed, during his ansnpce. arc requested
|, ,sll IN +. h. HEBERT who il duly auth
ort I'd t, receipt fur him in bis alsence sno
VIII, viii always DO found at lie Store during
bus ness hours.
an 26tb If II. v. DABIN.
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SONS OF:

The teeulat meetings Of CAPT7DL Division
M. 90. 4. tf r.. are held on every Friiau F5yen,ng.
At ! o'rlstk. lrerisely--in Odd Fellows Hall, Lafa-
yetie 81. Nv order Of The w. ?.
WILLIAM A. BRYAN. X y
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TAKEN tip

AhFV w
DY SAMUEL y. WEBB. about Ia miles
- from the town Of pa'on Rouge, n dapple
grey MARE and roam COLT the mare IA
about ID hands high, no mark or brand vtsi.
BILE. The owner is requested to come for
ward, pay charges and take them away,
otherwise they viii 9 sold acc", d, 4 to law.
ND II. l.. WOLFE, Ranger.
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"SIGN OF THE BEE-iIIVE.'
Cohn & Oppenheim.

Would respectfully al the attentions Of
TIE PUBLIC
To their large and well selected stock oil
Dry Goods and Clothing
And have Just re eived "A FRESH SUP
PLY Of all kinds of Goods e%situ-
latel for The season.
Persons in Nant If any GOODS IL tht
above linz. vii find 1t Ia lie r advantage I.
CALI before purchasing elsewhere, at ~
Cash tore.
feb6 SIGN or THE BEE.HIVE.
AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Pub II Auction, at the dool
w Of the Court house IN The town Of Bato,
Rouge. III
Hedmtsdoy April 3rd 1850.
TWO lots If ground tuned in that part ol
lie town Of Baton i'onpe. aid out by II beau.
regard. being lois Mrs.. 4 aid j sqtH,eg Will
The buildings aid Improvements there ,n,,e II.
Sisting Of n dwell ing house. large Compression
Kitchen, &r.
Terms Of Sah-CASH :
Sale to conniance at II o'clock.
Feb. 81.
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lust Received per Steamboat priness, 10
boxes Sperm candles, a. and S.. F@s
jan 10 =. sale By NJ. II. WOLFE.
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TIE LADIES.

THE Ladies are invited to look and judge
FIR themselves of the assortment Of | aides
Goods, just received. | feel confiien. that
the Goods and Prices will suit them.
March Soy. VICTOR HEBERT.
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FOR SALE.

10000 lfngsi,ead slaves,
$1,000 Clap hoaris, Z feet,
20 1000 S~lingles.
IN 4rch 10 lS5D--M. q
HEN DENSpN NEpTHENG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

lust received in store three or. and 9th
= pipes Otard, Dupuy IL Co.'S. Br~ndy.
jan. 10y. For sale by Nj. R W0i FL.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NO. 252 Camp Street.
CONDUCTED ny
DR., AND MRS. MACAULAY.

rTyHE whole Schanl 10 under the personal
l. supervision Of Mrs. MAeAuLAr, and tho
higher classes 10 the Literary and Scientific
Departments are itsir uGted by DR.. MAeAULAY,
whose time and attention are exclusively de.
voted 10 the duties Of ID" Institute.
The School ~ sp arranged AZ 10 make Il
both an English and a French school. Tbs
Senior French Department Ii under tie difoc-
ton Of a gentleman, q netivs OF Fame, and
the .Junior, under that VI a French lady. me
Of hose duties ia to attend The pupils during
tt cir recreation On the playground, and To
assist them In touversing familiariy in tls
French language. That The young ladies may
be- able not only to read and write ih language
wit, cas- and correctness, but that Trey may
acquire the p wet Of eoI,verslng in II with fael-
lity. every lesson is iuads Il lesson In French
conversation.
TIE Scitoel, in respect 10 English s'udi4s,
is divided MO three Departments Tie Prt-
mary, the Junior, and he Senior afld The
classified ion Of these Depar'me nts Ia dtter~
mined by proficiency In attai tnen's rather
than 5see. The am Of The Principals ID 10
conduct their pupils through d systematic
course Of studies, afDfdlng al the same time
a progressive tnowledte and a progressive
discipline Of The mind and ample arranged
| M n shave been made for The instruction 81
pupils Of every age and grade 4 ints tle tual
culture.
The School hours for Day Scholar. are
Fl IN 8 to 3, with proper inferva's for rest and
recreation. Day Boardets ard half I'uy
! Boarders, are required to remain till [ 10
| prep re their lessons for the next day.
The Glass rooms are four In number " III
an ad~iiiional one for Music the play. round
il large and d%ry--weIl paved with stone
Globeses Geological Specimens, Orrery and
other apparatus, are at hand, TO aid In UNDER
standing the lectures on Science and 10
ptins will be spared ~ secure for the pupils
the best means Of education, and highest
intellectual advantages which u 10 20 sible 10
OBJ ain.
Monthly Reports issued as to the conduct
and progress OF the pupils,
References Ills Excellency, Governor
Walker; the Hon. p. w. Farrar, Speaker OF
the House; Hon +. Marcy, &c.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Department, 90
JUNIOR, . D
CeHfDFt ~
board and Ed i~caiion, rs
DAY Boardcrs and Educa'ioo, 10
Half Day BORDERS, DO. IL
An extra charge L. made for Music, Draw
ing, dancing, use Of Piano, &c. Young la.
dies boarding in he establishment are TO DO
III, nished with Bed, feddiug, Towels, Table
Napkins, Silver Spoons, Knife ami Fork.
New Orleans, l549.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED per Steamboat Gypsy
= a supply of New Music, of late publica-
ton. comprising Songs, Waltzes, kondas
Quick Steps, Marches, &c, fur sale by
ma r. G. DELARODERIE.