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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
Albany Evening Journal.
DR.. ToWnsend,s Sarsanarilla.

There probably never has been so popular remedy
patent medicine, as DR.. TownSeIdss SarsaparjIia
which was originally, and continues to be manufac.
tured in this city, at first by the Doctor himself and
afterwards for several years and TO the present time
by Clapp Townsend the present proprietors. Since
the partnership formed the Doctor has resided
New York, where he keeps store and attends TO tho
business that accumulates at that point. The manu-
factory is in this city and is conducted by the junior
partner, Mr. Clapp-here all the medicine is manuIse.
tured.
Few of our citizens have any idea of the amount of
this medicine that is manufactured and sold. Besides
the sales in this country it is shipped to the Canadas
rope in considerable quantities AT the mandatory
of men, women and girls in the preparation of the
medicine making boxes, printing, &c, and turn out.
ready for shipment 400 dozen per day, nearly
5000 bottles. This is an enormous quantity.
The great sale the medicine has acquired, has in
duced number of men to get up limitations and there
is at the present time, other medicines for sale tina
called DR.. Townsends Sarsaparillav One in par
tcular started short time ago in New York is called
"Old Doctor Jacob Townsends Sarsaparillar and ap-
parcntly with view, by dnt of adv ertisiDg and the
usual remedies resorted to in such efforts to apprup
ate the name of Dr. S. P. Townsends great remedy,
and thus gain all the advantages resulting from the
popularity of the name which he has acquired for it.
by years of patient and expensive labors DR.. s p.
Townsend, formerly of this city, is well know n
here. is the inventor and original proprietor of tho
medicine known as "Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla :"
and think those persons who attempting to SELL
their article as the genuine, should be exposed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
Old Jacob Townsend. .

Some people who not well informed and hay q
not read the papers, and not I'D
have been led to suppose that because these men ad
vertse their stuff as Old Jacob Tow nsendsr that il
must OF course, be the original 1t is less than one
year since they commenced to make their medicine
Ours has been in the market over ten vearS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
Mayor OF the City OF
PROOEII PROOEII

Here is proof conclusive that Dr. S. P. Townsend'a
Sarsaparllla is the original The following is from
some OF the most respectable papers in this State
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
This Old jacob Townsend


They are cndeavoring to palm of on the public a,
an Oh fhyslclan &c He is not a regular educated
Physician, and never attempted to manufacture med
icine, until these men hired him for the use of his
name They say they do not wish the people to be-
neIe that their Sarsaparlla is ours the same-but
the Deter to deceive the public they at the same time
assert that theirs is the Old DR. and the
onginsl and endeavor to make the people believe
That The stuff they manufacture is the Dr. Townsends
Sarsaparilla, that has performed many wonderful
cures for the past ten years and which has gained
reputation which no other medicine ever enioyed-
which is base, vlainous unprincipled falsehood
We have commenced suits against these men for
damages We wish to be understood that the old
is no relation to DR.. Townsend whatever In their adj
vertisements and circulars they publish number Of
gross ialsehoods respecting Dr. Townsend, which we
False Reports.
Our opponents have published in the papers, that
DR.. S P. Townsend dead This they send to their
agents about the country, who report that we have
given up business &C. &c. The public should be on
their guard and not be deceived by these unprinef
pied men.
Notice of Remcral-After the first of September
1919, Dr. S. P. Townsend's New York Office will be
in the South Baptist Church. No 81 Nassau street
which is undergoing thorough change and
will be fitted for the better accommodation of the pro-
pIietors and the public.
Take particular Notice-No SarsapariIla IL the
genuine and original DR. Townsend's Sarsaparlla uu-
less signed by S. p. Townsend
Acknowledging & Co, No 9 state.street, and
Mrs T. kidder, No; 100 Courtstreet Boston; Samuel
Kidder, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt, Salem james D.
Green, Worcester; Allison & Gault Concord;
Balch Son. Providence and by Druggists and MeR
chants generally throughout the United States, WsS
Indies and the Canadas.
A. G, Page,
is nv only auihoriz ed Agent for BATH Johl
R. Haley, Brunswick G. H. Thomas, Rich
mond; w. H. Barnard, lWaldoboro
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26

TALlCoES-of al, descriptions and qualities,
" for sale on the lowest terms by
Oct ~. G. SIMON y BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
pnhJic Notice,

rTy1IE PUBLIC Ii hereby notified that the sub
i. scribers did on the 9th day Of September last,
1850. an authentic act, lteihlg an act 81 iileorpora-
fignl before %s,an1tiet Skol6eld, Recorder for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, for the construction
Of d PLANK ROAD between the towns Of Baton
Rouge and Clinton, running over and occupying
tie Road at present known as the Baton Rouge
and Clinton Railroad.
And notice is hereby further given that the
subscribers signing The said authentic act have
presented the duly certified copy thereof to the
.tIon. J ]. Burke. Judge of tie Sixth Judicial Dis
e0arict of the State Of Louisiana, accompanied by an
application that said act Of incorporation be eS-
ariited by him and be also served on the District
Attorney for said tistrirt-and ~frrtiler5 that no.
tice Of said application of thirty DAYS be given to
The public, and praying that 4 no optnusitietl Il
filed OF niaie before said Judge III the legal de-
laws. The subscribers will move for q final decree
confirming sait act Of Incorporation authorizing
the petitioner ard all such other persons that may
become stock boilers under said charter. to ENJOY
and possess the rights, privileges and ltntttinities
granted to corporations by the act OF the, Letsisia-
ittre Of said State approved on the 18th day OF
Afateh; 1913. entitled "AiAct to provide for the
efgitiaiion If corporations nthis state. =
Charles q. Meditation, Frederic AtbotlF,
t,st ii, Laughter. John Phillips,
j, NJ. Brunei. jordan Holt,
John D. Kleinpeter, VIM. !. PIKE.
Tbas. A. Hon. Leon Hotinecaze,
Samuel NJ. Hart, Atf1os Adams,
Etteene Latioue, WflFu. Phillips,
oct %. 81. w. +. Tnnnard
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
HUGuET Il n,

INVITE tIs attention Of Planters, Mechanics
i and the public generally, 10 their large ard
well asserted stuck OF mi a IS @Assaf.s1
CUTLERY ar. which they s1sns=aHss VA RE-
have constantly III store and now fseeieitie direct
from New York and eastern manufacturer. viz
a Cafpenief's, Coopefs Wheelright & Smiths
FS1 tools Of every description
f*te loo Cfdls Maniils Got9lage lassorted.j
20 Coils Lutte packing, 10 do Kentucky do,
100 Boxes glass ~tassorted)
laJ Kegs white lead pure and No +,
JUnn Pounds putty in ~liadlers,
1a5 Kegs Nails tassortedj GO. do Spikes, do
d 90 Bags wrought nails.
IL Dozen "Anles'' short handle spades,
ia &c Il y q sl,1tets
80 g flowfan1s & Cars shovel aud spades,
50 Pair bhditotis I%assortedl
10 as~sitovels aud longs, 3 Dozen Coal hotls
rs Dozen cane knives. plain and hook,
30 " brushes assorted, 25do Collins" A YES,
10 " aSiipnots' axes.
II Gross common table knives and forks,
% Dozen Rodgers table and dessert do,
60 Pair table ~caryers, assorted,
so poz. pocket knives, 90 dc scissors assorted,
$50 I" Pad Locks.s
so /" assorted brass and iron. an
Cupboard, chest, box. and trunk locks, ~
3 Casks strap hinges assorted,
Ok Log and trace chains. Blind brides and horse
Collars, Wood, Tin and Willow ware, Cross crt,
Mill and pitt Saws,
40 English Real twist, Patent rriteh, Double
Barrel Shot GUNS. Together with every tarie-
ty Of goods ,stally found in "A Hardware store.
sept ID, ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Aris an Pnhlic.

r II rtftL1Crst par ens prespns hotifiertlie les
xsuussigi,es eht. IL q saItenlbre %lerlief, 1850,
i'm arte autiientiatte. lacte d'incotporationD lie
want Samuel skul6eld, Recorder de Ia Parnisse
d'Est baton Ipiige. i,ottr Ia construction dun Che
min-en- planehss, 4PLANkM ROAD entire les
yilles de- Baton 1i1tge ct Dc Clinton rarco,itart ct
occupant lie %clieinin tAi est aetuellement designe
coninel e chetriin de Fee We Baton Rouge b Gin
ton.
hi il est lie plus donne avis que les sotssignes,
Signatures tu III acte Ell ont ptesentd tine corie
leisatetftent cettii6e 4 / Hon. }. J. Burk, JUICE da
siSiaine District J udiciaire lie fEtat lie Id Loti-
shane. accom- pagnte dune aen,atide que lie dit acte
soft eyantine tar mi, pt soft ahssi soriniis q Ia
,rarat IL District. dn sus-tlil District Jujiciaife.-
tt a. pltis. quill en- soft donte avis pendant trente
in,irs. an piblic.-demandant que 81 pendant &c
delai legal il NEST fait Oh depose aucune opposi-
tiou tevant lie dit Juge, les Signatures pulssent
detnartler ~ ,ltrret definitif, conilrirlant lie dit aete
incorporation. ct antoris0t les petitionnaifes ct
toutes antres personnes qni rontlaieht desofi'1ais
dayenir sctiunnaires dtt dit ciienin. sous cette
ehartp. 4 jo,iir de tous lee droits. privileges ct i'm
minites arcor,ies aux corporations par III, acte tie
la Legislature de cot Etat, appfouve lie 10 Mars
1915. intitute HActe pour pouvoir d Reorganization
les rrrporatier,s jarts cet Etat. h
Charles g. Mediation, Frederic Arbour.
Joseph Latguier, John Phillips,
]. NJ. %ilfunot, Jordan Holt,
John b. kleinpeter. VIM. s. Pike.
Chas. A. lion. Leon Do,,iecaze,
Samuel NJ Hart, Amos Adams,
Eugene lanoue, VIM. ID. Phillips,
oct 20. 5is.l W. F. Tunnard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Lesson for Young Ladies'.

Every day, with the exception of Saints days and
THURSDAYS.
MISS VALENTINE WRoTNoWskl. Edu-
lSa Gated in Paris. and who has given proofs of
her abilities. desires to employ her leisure lime in
giving lessons.
Residence at her parents hottse Of Mr.. Coke
on Church Street, opposite Mrs, READS Seminary.
References: 70 Mrs. Doctor Ceias, and Mr..
w. Montgomery, New Orleans.
Price Of lessons per month, + aYat,le in advance.
Tile Ffencl, language, class from 9 10 II o'clock
A ". ~ 90
Private ~lessofs in French oione liotr per day 6 %
Piano-Iwelte lessons per month OF one
hour. y w
Ora wing-Twice a week. Of one hour, o on
trg=Tor the other branches of instruction.. as
we'll as all kind of ladies work, the time and price
will be- agreed upon oct 10, 4w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
SUCCESSION SALE.
state OF Leaisiana~~Farish OF Eas.
Bat0u Rgnrn.


IN he nnttr 9He S~ntcessson NJ WV. HEHrrS. dusd1
ItY VIk1U Eaof a commission issued from tbsI
ID Sixth Judicial District Court for the parish,l
of East Baton Rouge, and State of Louisiana. v Ill
be sold by the undersigned Sheriff Of said Parisii,|
on Hednesday ae dh I'M IF Utfe1be5, 1850. on ihsl
premises, at ~ oelock, W., the herein after des4l
crlbed property belonging TO tbs succession I'll
VIM. Herrin late Of this Parish, deceased TO wit
CERTAIN plantation situated in the paffsfil
OF East Baton Rouge, about fourteen miles bcI4vI
the town OF Baton Rouge. lying on the Bayoa|
Manchac, together with all tie buildings and ind
proycruents thereon:
Neptune a negro man ageI IS years, John tgsla
is years, George aged 80 years, Lewis aged 50I
years, Phoeby a woman aged ~ yesfs, Ltciadal
agnd rs years and her her Two children. A8defsens
aged 6 years, ard AdeIi8, fayder a negro wotnaI
aged IS years and her two chitafeu Mfrphy audi
an infant, boy yifgie aged ~ yeafs. and boy Jerry
II years Of age, Partheua aged - years and led
two children, Emily and Alohzo one horse cartl
FIVE mules. tive horses. two yoke Of oxen, % head
Of stock cattle, about lG1 head Of hogs. about third
ty head Of sheep, and about fifteen thousand bricksE
1tRMs ~ sAiE-Gn d credit of ore, two end
three years from the day ofsale, in notes aatisiac
iotity endorsed. and mortgage retained Oh he LAID
and slayes until final payment.
Oct. IL, stg. l. MORRIS, Sierfg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
RIVER ENCE.

The river has fallen since our last report twelve
inches, and still falling.
II is now nearly thirty one feet below the high
water mark o. the year.
The Ohio and upper Mississippi are still very
low and falling.
We learn that boats fpii Il extremely difficult
10 get down the river with full ffeights until they
get below Natchez. several 81. Louis boats are
now aground on The bars between Katehez and
Memphis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Baton Rouge Wharf Eeat Hotel,

RECETTIVG, TORH8RDTNG 4 STEAM
BD.HT HGFNtF.
THE undersigned have the pleas ,r-
Il ure 10 announce the completion .llIelsz9
Of their arrangements in fitting up assfgsssaa
the Baton Eodge Wharf Boat, and that they are
now prepared 10 transact all business connected
with their line.
1l9 Hotel win be under the mpaEefnent Of
Col l. a PRATT, formerly Of ttpeff House.
The other branch Of the business will be con-
Quoted by William Markham who viii give par
tieular attention 10 the Shipping and Receiving of
Freight and such other business as may be left in
their care.
Anagcrcy for o Rielly's Line efTelcgraph has
been established on board the What Boat. All
messages left with the undersigned will be for
wardeA with despatch
Sept. q. 1sJ0tf MARKHAM & PRATT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
ri n n OILS.
Prepare Yourselves for Geld Weather.

n A. LION, still continues 10 offer great in
- duccinents to the purchasers of READY
MADE CLOTHING, Of all grades and quail
ties, no one should buy what they want in the
shape Of Clothing without first calling on c. A.
lion, fo1 there is no store in Baton Rouge where
they have as large, we'll cut and made stocks; the
goods are all fresh and warranted III every respect
which is something that other houses dare not do.
Also boys Clothing of all kinds, those in want of
good Goods should repair for the outfit. toct. ST..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Succession sale.
vATEAERE,E PROPERTY.

yJTILL be sold al the Court House door, in the
w town of Baton Rouge, OH S~atfatias, fhe Cd
day N NoreatFr. 1850, at fhe usual hours of sale,
i. the following described property belonging TO the
= succession Of JonN SANS, deceased, viz
One eligible and convenient business lot, sitna.
Ted on the Southwest corner of Church and La
iaNette street, measuring II feet on Lafayette by
ii ON Church street, french measure.
Also, Lorts a mnlato. aged alput ~ years,
7loms-one half cash, and the balance In notes
well endorsed, bearing eight per cent interest from
b maturity, payable twelve months from tey OF
sale, and mortgage retained until final payment.
@ .,As NJ "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
yENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures l'Eal
Hafen R0gge,

DeHs FafairedeM S@cressioa Ne VIM HsFrts, de Z
I'm yERTU dime Commission Ianefe pau
IL la Coar da SfxIsme District Jbdiciair4
pour la paroisse PEST Baton g9oge, ct Eat de IN
Louisiana, u ssra yendu par 10 sousigns Sherif
de Ia dit Patoisse, Ht,crcdt II Tine jour d Dfee,yaA
bye p~roedasn, 1850 sur lbs iietx, d MIDI, Ia proI,rk
etc ct-apres decfite apparteaaat h Ia a~tccsssios
de Wm. Herrin, de Ia dit Paroisse dGeGdE. aagoffz
CNE ~certaiae babiiatiou sitaG dams la PaF0iss3
d Est Baton Roige, d environ ~q4atorze miles d
de$sous lie la vile de Baton Rouge, sur ke bay0E
Miaochac, ayoc toates les ha;issc ct an6forat!OIk
qgi " iraavent,
Neptune I'm migrc Age 50 ans John Age n
ans George age CD ans, Lewis agG so an
Pf,oeby uue n6gresse a96e 70 ans Lucinda agd3
2G ans ct seq deux enfans, Anderson ags &
ct Adelia Tanner 0ns n6gresse Agee 81 ans Il
ses deax eniaf.s Murphy Ell IN eufant Virgie IN
gre Age - ans. ct Negro Jerry age II ass PaA
thena agee IS ansset yes deax enfans Eusile K
Alone une chafrefte 4 cheyal & mulefs I'D
eheveaaxs deux joug de hteufs rs tsfes de tef
4 eornes. q environ 100 tetes de cochons. A ens4
ron 80 tftes Dc brebis ct environ quiaze eeas
brIqges.
CoypITfoSs IN Ia yEvfE
d TIN credit de US, detx Ell tr9is ans du four ds Il
venfe, en- bilhefs endnsses satisfaisante ct hypsah &
que refef.u suy Ia tefre ct ~eselaves lasq,fan IA d
menf final. t. c. NORRIS. Il
octobre ~ ss. saGFif :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
For Sale,

EaNFG ASA AFSSASf
A VALUABLE tract Of land-wel' calculated
IA for the cultivation of either Sugar or Cotton
situated on Bayou Manchac, measuring eight
aspents front On said Bayou by fortysdeep, bound
ed on one side by Mr.. S~osthenea Adams Sugar
farm, on the other by widow Roddey's land. This
land by the elevation of its soil, is entirely above
overflow. 1t is also very HEAVILY m,
TfMBERED. There is a steamer plying on
the Manchac six miles beyond this place, a~iIofding
uninterrupted communication with the city. Some
twenty arpents are cleared and ready for %cultiva-
ton. The improvements thereon were
I'll built last year. and conaisto OF a Dwell
Ess.W. LING HOUSE, and other necessary
buildings. .
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing would do well
to examine for themselves. For particulars en-
quire OF P CHAsDofR, on the premises L. BoA-
xKcAzE, Baton Rouge, and TnoMAs N n.Ls, Man
ehac. oct II :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
%Iulnrmnfion Wanted.

M the whereabouts Of PATHICK MAHFDY,
~ aged 30 years; be left the city Of New York
OH the 18th Of October, in the ship New Hatnp-
shire. intending 70 30 to California by way Of
New Orleans. When be was last heard from it
was by letter dated at Baton Hoige, on the lst
December last. when he was employed in q
carriage factory Any information Of him will
be taost thankfully received by his wife by note
or otherwise. left at the uffiee Of Messrs. Nc
CONOCItiE & DoNNELL, liz Common street
N. O. loot IL, 2t.s
tg- Gazette, al Baton Rouge, copy and send
LII u This nfiirs-fiknRnHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26

r,

TS1IE undersigned would inform their -
a. friends and The public in general thnts !
they are now opening at their store, corner Of In
fagefte und FOrida streefs, Il complete assortment Of
hardware. Cutlery. Paints, Oils,
Window fsIt.as & g.. st..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
To the Public.

FTSHE undersigned respectfully tenders his
i thanks TO the citizens Of Baton Rouge, and the
public IN general. Isl their liberal patronage, and
having now on hand All assortment of iaiey atti-
cles, such n gnld and silver lever watches. -
laaips breaches. finger rings, car rings a Ia fagA
Jenny Lind, perfumes la Jenny Lind, Nu-s24A
sic. Musical Instruments flower Vases. and many
other articles too numerous 10 mantion. al of
which can he seen bv calling at Ills old stand,
Harvey House Row. church Sta
Oct ID. J. G. DEsf.4RODERIF.x
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
A. IA

DIGS leave TO inform tie public thst be las
ID again established him. GRocFUir.9
self at his old stand on&-Alk2G
Church Street, where he offers for sale a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low FoE Casn or on accoInolai-
ing terms, ard takes this opportunity Of returning
his taanksFso bis former customers, and aatters
himself that his prices and quality Of Groceries
and Provisions will induce them to extend to him
a portion Of their former patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Oct %.
Cotrox;--This article ranged from inferior 10
good faif. ut n TO ittc per Id. Market bi'ss
srsAn ayp MotassEs,-Sngar ranges al 6iSi
t;c tet lh. Ntclasses market lang,id-going at
from w to 27c. per gal
~FAdnR.-l,est brands nj ~ so.
penk.-Ntess, $40 81 a ell 0D-Prime, dull,
at S. 25 a rs 10.
C,0fFr-i'rime Rio 12c.
WHisKEy--27 10 2sc per gal n
FnsteHrs-Aetive. For cotton a higher de-
mani8H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
de Beaute,
Sean! Seap!!

A LARGE assortment of this indispensable por-
II farne. Tor sala hv 4. @. DEL.4RODERiE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Rrasspvie dc Baton Rouge,

+ r soissigre 4 l'hcnnenf lie p~reverir le pub
- liuue que So Brasserie est de. %neuveau en- OPP
peration ct quill aura corsta'nent on main BIER
RE. .aLE par baril, denii bsril, ct en- botiteille 1t
bonne l%ualit6.
Leyufe et n%ouriture pom b%estiany.
oct. ~. pfi ALEX. Er. MARTIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Co-rastuership,

T711E undersigned have this day entered into
Il Co4partnefship. under the style of Larguiei
f. Lanotte, for the purpose of carrying OH a gen
eral hardware business.
JOSEPH LARGUTER,
EUGENE LA NUUE.
Baton Rouge. October 9th. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Veatc de Succession,

ri. sera vendu \ la porte do h Nlaison dc Conr,
4 dams Ia Vile dc Baton Rouge. Sdg,edi, IL IL No
tca5,y. 1850, q lheure habituelle DIES sentes, la
ptoprietd ci-oprSs decrite, appartenanta Ia success
sion de John Sans, decs1S, SAVIOR
Tn tot trSsshien situt 4 l'encoigntifc des rt,es dc
f&glise ct Lafayette, m6surant Al pied sur Lafa.
yeite. par 81 pieds sur Ia rue de lEglise, mesare
~iranSaise.
AUST, Lows, I'm mulAtre Age de 81 ans.
CoAaatoas-Ia Motto compliant, Ct la balance
en- hillais endosses, portant interet de huit po,u
cent de matutite, payable douze mois apres date,
e' hypothebuc retanu iusqu'au Placement final, Z
oct. vi Of.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Cranes and Wine.

TNWOT14OUSAND rooted vines oftlie Roanoke
l. Crane for sale at the Hollywood Vineyards.
Miss. SO much has been said already Of the ex-
trao1ditary wine made from this grape that it
needs but little comment here, more then to say
that since il has been brought before public uo-
tice. such high encomltms have been expressed
OH its worth, that no other wine perhaps deserves.
The subscriber having long since formed the most
ilattering opinion of this wine and that opinion
backed by so many excellent judges, he has no
hesitation in Offering a third time a good premium
for competition, and now offers one hundred dol
lars for q bottle or flask OF dessert Wine male in
any part of the world since JSiS, that shall he
found 10 possess as great a variety Of excellent
qualities as the winc made at his vineyards. Per
sens wishing 10 plant vineyards or obtain plants
for table tse are informed that from November TO
January Is the best tine for setting ont this grape,
and liz it has not failed to give a good crop for six
years, il is the best grape 10 be relied
on for supplying the table as it ripens IFS fruit
we'll and does not rot or she'd its fruits like the
other kinds, but will hang on The vines irou two
to three months alter ripe. For any other parti-
culars applyby post prepaid TO J. NoYEs, Holly
wood, Natchez, Mississippi. oct. IL, 3t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26

just Received.
A FEW pounds Fresh Turnip Seed, ard for sale
IAby TllOs. PRENDERGASr.
aug 10y. Water Street.
GLASS Of all sizes. Putty, Paints, Oil aud Paint
~ Brushes. for sale at
june 90, ", A MATTA's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-26
Ten Dollars Reward,

DANAWAy from the Woodward Of Hem g..
II derson Brothers. on The 9Th instant, a mt =
latte man. named WILSON, aged about ~ Nv
years. about j feet 7 or 8 inches in height, Slender
make. has a front tooth wanting on the Upper jaw,
has beard u~nstaved for several weeks. Has a
~ioevncast difident look when spoken to, anil oc-
casionally moves his head sideways while speak
ing. The above reward will be paid for lodging
hiin in ata jail
,r, 10 STEPHEN HENDERSON.