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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

SLAVE INSTRUCTION IN ALABAMA.
The Columbus Times learns by tele-
graphic despatch from Montgomery,
Alabama, that an insurrection, in which
400 negroes were engaged, had taken
place in Lowndes county, in that State.
Fortunately the plot was divulged be
fore the insurrectionists had time to ac-
complish their plans; the rendezvous OF
the negroes was discovered by the
whites, who fired upon them, killing one
and wounding twenty of their number,
when the party dispersed. A large num-
Der of prisoners were taken.
The Savannah Morning News Of the
18th ult., publishes the above and adds.
A gentleman who arrived from the
West, in the cars last night, confirms
this report, and informs US that great ex-
citement prevailed in that section. The
slaves had been incited to insurrection
by an abolitionist, for whose apprehen-
sion reward of Sc, 900 had been offered.
A number Of persons were in pursuit of
him and it was believed he would be Ia
ken. twas reported that he had taken
the route to Charleston by way of Au-
gusta.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

GAMBLING AT SARAToGA.-The New
York Tribune gives some further facts
relative to the loss, at Saratoga, of a
large sam ofmoney by gentleman OF
that city. The loser, it seems, was
playing against two of his fashionable
compeers. the stakes being $4,000 ante!
His loss was nearer $4,000 than
100000, and is stated by some as ex-
ceeding even the former sum.
He offered to settle by paying each
Of the two winners $4,000 down by CIV
ing his notes for $4,000. This they
refused, and after some discussion, il
was finally agreed to leave the matter
to the arbitration of a fourth party, who
decided that 1000 was as much as any
gentleman had right to lose at one sit.
ting. and that the winners therefore,
were each entitled to no more than that
sum. The victim Immediately forked
over the amount, well content, no doubt
to escape ruin so easily
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
From the Pennsylvania,
Evening Prayer.


Written for child by David Paul Brown.
o guard me through the shades ofnight,
Saviour and Lord, ] humbly pray:
Surround and shield me with thy might,
And bless me through the coming day
Bless me in youth-bless me in years,
And bind me in thy bonds of Love;
Inspire nv hope -dispel my fears,
And train me for the realms above.
In all do, and think, and say,
Direct and counsel me, o Lord;
Sleeping or waking, night or day,
Sustain me by thy sov'reign word.
And when yield this feeting breath,
And fly to meet thee face to face,
Preserve me from eternal death
Still bless me, thro' Redeeming grace.
Bless parents, brothers, sisters--all
Inheallh and sickness--joy and grief
Whate'er bctides-whate'e befal,
Be thou their solace and relief.
Teach them and me, how weak-how
vain
How worthless are these scenes below,
Where mirth is mourning-pleasure,
pain;
And proud rejoicings turns to wo.
Let me, dear Lord, alone rejoice,
In prayer and grateful praise to thee;
Subdue my heart-attune my voice,
And mould me for Eternity.
'Tis not for fraiI child of dust
To breathe wish before thy throne
In thee, in thee alone, trust;
Then let thy sacred will be done.
Make me but Thine,--point out the road,
Thro' flowers or thorns, thro' smiles
or care
That leads me to thy bright abode,
That | may join my Saviour there.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

.What,s the reason"-said fat
Englishman to US the other day
"what's the reason you ave so many
more people cut to pieces in street
fights than we ave in Hengl landl"-
"Can't saw" We modestly replied,
sunless it is because our people are
better able to buy bowie-knives than
yours"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
~It appears that the miserable

VIt appears that the miserable
food resorted TO by the starving peas
antry on the sea coasts of Ireland,
the common ''sea weed" is becom-
ing, even in England, extensively
used by the poor for food. II is now
forwarded by railroad, from Shields
10 Manchester and Leeds, by women
who gather it from the rocks at Tyn-
mouth, and on arrival at its destina-
ton, it is regularly sold in the mar.
keis, at from Sd to Id per pound.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

RATHER PERsoNAL.-The harmoni-
Gus Democracy of Hamilton county
agree in one thing-in branding their
party as knaves and fools. They make
out the case clearly. Read this:
The Dispatch says We make an ass of
ourself. Well, the editor of that paper
has no trouble in that way, nature did
that Job for him.-Enqnirer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

ToLEDo, OHlo.-The total population
Of Toledo is sscertained BY the Deputy
Marshal to be 1870.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
From the Tiny whir.

Distressing and RxtraordInarv case Of
saicide-PaInfaI mysiery---death Of tive
Peraena.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
ETAT DE la L0TIsIANE-Paroissc
GEst Eaton Rouge.

DdHstgFdtre de IN Snrypssion he JAMES A. RANALp-
SON. dscedf, Ne. 134-Preppes.
I'm vertu dune commission lalc6e par la Con,
IL dn Siyieme District Judiciaire. pour la Pa
roisse dI1st Baton Rouge, ct etat susdit. IL sera
tendu par lie s~oussigne Sheriff de la dite paroisse,
d la derniere residence du defunt dams cette pa
roisse, procle Port Hudson. Maydtk e 1r jopy d Or
to6te ~frorhaia a midi, la propridte ~ci-apres deerite
appaitenanta la succession du dit James A. Ram
aldson, decide, SAVIOR
UN moroccan lie terfe situe dams Ia Pafoisse
Est Baton Rouge, poignant Port Hudson sur Ia
ligne den has. contetlant Gina cents arpents plus
on rioins, Maria tne ~negresse agee d"'enyiron so
ans. Jenny ~negresse d'environ so ans Iavee rne
lahnbe nlcereel Lucy ~negresse agee denviron 10
ans Ell son eniant William Age d'environ 9 ans,
Sara mulatresse d'environ Is ans. Hagar grifo
denviron II ans. Isabelle negresse agee de 80
ans, eft son enfant, Francis Jane ages d'envirou
2 ans, Elizabeth agee d'environ 20 ans. ct son en-
FAINT, Josephine, agee de 2 ans, Martha, enfant de
Maria agee de 9 ans. Ennis, ~negresse de t'environ
80 ans. Dick Negro de 16 ans, RufIin negre age de
"a ans, John Negro 1" 10 ans (atIiige dhernieJ
Bill Negro tres vieux avec line ianbe uleeree, ct
Julia Ann, une ~negresse d~'environ % ans.
Conditions ne In Fente-A I'm credit de ouatre
nois du jour de la vente, lacquereur dormant SEES
billets avec securite personnelle, in sotiio, ct hypo-
the9ue sur la prophetic vendue ~iusqu'au Placement
final. Les bi|lets portant interet de hut pour cent
apres maturite. L.. G.. NORRIS.
aout 81 jfs. a@ ....a.. .... Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Family Groeery Store.

VIE undersigned respectfully in
a forms the public that he has re- }aEsffs NJ,
moved TO his old stand on Levee Street. and has
on hand and is constantly receiving a large assert
lrlent OF articles in the above line among which
ere
Sugar; Louisiana and Havana, double Refined
Crushed and Powdered.
C4tet and tn Of %vesiots qualities.
FISH %Sardines, CoSish, naddock, MackereI and
Herrings.
1obncco Of different qualities,
Cigars; common and line.
Candles; Sperm, Star, stearine and T'allov.
Soap Soda and extra family Soap,
Spices Pepper, Cinnamon, Gloves, Nut,negs,
Mustard, and Cayenne Pepper,
Pttktes Cuelmbcrs, Olive and Capers.
Prorls'oas Flour, Pork, Beef, Lard. Bacon. Dried
beef. Bologna sar,sages and Beef Tongue,
Cheese Holland, Cheshire and Western,
hetehaps; Tomato and Walnut. a.
OILS Olive, in half bottles aud bottles, Lard and
Lamp.
Frnh. Raieins, C~trrants, Figs, Lates and brsn-
died Fruits, IN
Nuts Almonds and Pecans,
Chocoiatej Sweet and Spiced No. l.,
Wigs of various qualities, CorJlals of all kinds,
Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
Monongahela Whiskey, London Porter and
Ale.
haFs constantly on hand Tar. Resin and Pitts
burgh Coal. Itne 81 w. A, MONTAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
EThT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Ronge--Ccur
DIN SiXieme District.

Succession de RoBERT CLARKE, a6c6ds, No. 16j.
LIN vertt dune commission adrcsse au Sheriff
IL de la Paroisse fOuest Baton Rouge, Fiat de
la Louisiana, par Honorable Cour du Sixieme
District, pour la Paroisse dist Baton Rouge, ct
Etat s,ls-dit, il sera expose en- vente publique i
LobdeHs Store, Jsndh 3sd Oeto1fe proclaim, 1850,
a midi, la p~ropriete suivante, SAVIOR
UN certain moroccan de terre situe d environ
quatre miles dc la riviere Mississippi. sur le Lac
Clause, dams la dite paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
contenant trois cents ct vingt acres, etant la moi
tie nord de la section No. A.; township No. G
Range II, Est, Qaqnelle terre a etc evaluee d trois
miles deux cents piastres) aux termes ct condi-
tons suivantes. SAVIOR: Quinze cents piastres
payable, lie premier jour de Janvier proclaim.
1851 ct la balance en- trois ternies egaux, Fac
queretr fournissant ses obligations avec bonnie ct
slffisante sectrite personnelle ct hypotheqne
spectacle reserve sur la terre ainsi vendue. ~iusulau
Placement final, los obligations portant interet a
ralson de hut pour cent apres 6cheance, iusqu'au
partait Placement. N. w. POPE,
ao0t 81, 1850, SIS. Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
EgAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Est Baton R0nge-G0ur du
Sixierse EiStrscf-prnuyes.

Dams Pahaire de la succession de WILLIAM
HERRIN, decede-ordre accorde sur f~applica-
ton de Nine. Melissa Herrin, ADMINISTRATIVE
pour assemblee de creanciers. mo. 1901
FETTE application etant consid6ree, ct la loi
" 6tant en- favour de la dennande. II est done
ortlonne, que les creanciers de William Herrin,
decide, soient convoqtes pour deliberer sur les
termes les plus avantageux de vendre la propriete
appartenant b la dite succession. Et que la dite
assemble aura lieu All bureau du grefier dams la
vile de Baton Rouge, Samedi lie Il Septembre,
1850, 4 10 heures du matin, ct que James NJ.
Wikof, notaire public, soft ct est par la presente
nomme pour faire un process verbal DIES delibera-
tons DIES dit creanciers. ct en- faire leur rapport.
II est de plus ordonne, qu'nn avis de trenle iours
soft donne de Get ordre dams tine des gazettes pub
lies a Baton Rouge, ct que les creanciers connus
soient notifies scion la loi, ct Que William Gill
soft nomme pour representer les creanciers absens.
(Signe.) J. J.. BURK,
Aoht 10, 1850, Juge 6me Dist. Judiciaire.
Depose &c 10 Ao0t. M. MORENO, grefier.
Bureau du greffe.
Paroisse dist Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Je ceTtiie que lie susdit ct copie yeritable de
Pordre original depose dams mon bureau.
En- fol de quot al oppose ma signature,
ct lie sceau de la Cour du Sixieme Dis
trict, a Baton Rouge, &c lone Aoat, A. d. 1850.
NJ. MORENO, Grefier.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. Cour du Gn1e Dis
Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge. trict.
En- vertu de rordre susdit, les creanciers de
William Herrin, ci-devant de cette p~aroisse, dece-
de, sont par la presente notifies de paraitre parde-
want moi au bureau du greffe, dams la vile &c
Baton Rouge, Samedi lie 81 Septembre, 1850, a
10 heures du matin pour deliberer sur les terrnes
les plus avantageux pour vendre la p~ropriGte de la
succession du dit defunt.
Donne sous ma main ct sceau oficiel a
Baton Rouge, ce lie Jour d'Ao0t. 1850.
f JAMES WI. WIKOFF.
aodt II, SIS. Not. Public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge-Siyth
IujiciaI District.

In matter Of the S~uecession Of RoBERr CLARKE,
deceased, No. 1865.
pY virtue of a commission directed to the
I'D Sheriff of the Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
State OF Louisiana, from the honorable the Sixth
District Court, for the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
State aforesaid, will be sold at public auction IN
front of Lobielrs Store. post office in this parish on
Ihnrsday the 30 day Of October neat, 1850, at IL
O'Clock M, the hereinafter described property, to
wit
A certain tract of land situated about four miles
from the river Mississippi, on Lake Clause, in
said Parish of West Baton Rouge, containing about
three hundred and twenty acres, being the north
half of section No. a, township No. 6, Range II
East (which tract of land is estimated at three
thousand two hundred dollars on the following
terms and conditions, to wit Fifteen hundred
dollars payable on the first day of January next,
1851, and the balance in three equal annual install
ments thereafter-the purchaser to give notes
with good and sufficient personal security and
special mortgage returned on the land sold until
final payment, the notes to bear eight per cent
interest after maturity till paid.
N. w. POPE, Dept. Sheriff.
aug. 81, 1850, SITS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
]. ! RIIRE
- ETAT' asE LA LOUISIANA.
Par0isse d'Est Baton Rouge-Cour Su
sixieme District .JUdisiajre,

MARY u WHITAKER, femme
ID. }. A. KIRKLAND, mari. Juliet q 1a5n
A plaignante intente IN process pour sfpars.
- ton de propriete, ~alleguant que son mari est
eHlbarrasse dams SEES %affaires pectiniaires. ct que
SEES drolts sont en- danger. Ellie reclaine etre pro-
prieialre de tertains esclaves ci-apres NOMINEES
ct que lie defenderr hi doit la sorptue de nr1ipxn
cents trente-cinq p~iastres, inontant recu compliant
ct depense par lui dams la vente de prophecies fon.
cieres ct mobilieres hi appartenant. Lors de lex-
amen lie Ia cause la plaignante a etabli par preuves
ihcontestable son titre aux eselaves reclatnses Of
! etat lnsolvable de son mari etant %sotiteutt, ct Ia
loi etant en- sa favetr. II est done ordonne, adj
1ige ct decrete que la plaignante ct lie dsfeudetir
solent separes de bieIs, ct que Ia communicate
daeqnlts ct de gums, existart entire eux soft dis
soute la plaignante Y renoncant, Que Ia plaignante
recouvre la libTe administration de ga prppriete
separee ct a part de son mari, il est de plus de-
crete que La plaignante est proprietaire ct au'elle
recollyre du defendeur les eselaves ~suiYans Vii
son, Matilda, Amy, Amos, Vine. George. Jerry.
Abraham, Sara, Milo, Rachel, Bob. ct outelle soft
mise en- possession des dts esclaves ct il est de
plus decrete que lie defendeur pale 4 la plaignante
Ia sorntne de aulnze cents treHte-eiHq piastres avec
1nteret de cling pour cent de ce date. ayec hypo-
the4ue legal sur la terfe ct ~esclaves de defendeur,
pour garantir lie Placement de Ia dite son,ne Oar
gent, ct il est ordonne quilts soient saisis ct vendus
pour %effectler lie dit Placement, ct que lie defeadetn
pale les frais de ce process.
tSigns1 J.. j. BTRK.
Juliet 30, 1850. Juge 6ne Dist. Judiciaire.
Bureau du CRETE.
Parolsse Est Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Je %certifie que lie stlsdit est une yraie co,,ie dv
%lugenent original depose sur les registres dams
mon bureau. Dome sous ma main ct le
seeau dc Ia cour du CINE
District Judiciaire, a Ba-
sits ton Rouge ce Tine Aont
ko0t II, CTS. -. 1850.
Nj. Cr,A;cr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
STATE CT LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Sixth
Judicial District faurt.

In the matter Of the Succession of WILLIAM
HERRtN, deceased order granted upon the appli-
cation of Mrs. Melissa Herrin, administrative
for meeting of Creditors.
No. ITO, probate"
TNHlS application being considered and the law
4 being in favor thereof. 1t is therefore order
ed, that the Creditors of William Herrin. deceased
be convened to deliberate on the most advantage
ohs terms of selling the property belonging 10 said
succession. That said meeting take place at the
Clerks Office in the town of Baton Rouge on
Saturday the 2lst day of September, 1850. at 10
o'clock A. M, and that James NJ. Wikof, Notary
Public, be, and he is hereby appointed to make d
process verbal of the deliberations of said Credi-
tors and report thereon.
Further ordered. that thirty DAYS notice be civ.
en- of this order in one Of the public M wspapers
published in Baton Rouge. and that notices be
given to the creditors known according to law,
and that William Gil, be appointed Attorney to
represent absent creditors.
(SignedJ J. J. BURK,
August 10th, 1850. Judge 9Th Judicial Dist.
Filed August 10th, 1850.
Clerks Office, Parish of East Baton Rouge, La
certify the foregoing to be a true copy Of the
original order on file in my office.
In testimony whereof I have hereto set
my hand and seal of our Sixth Judicial
District Court, at Baton Rouge, this 10th
day of August A. ID. 1850.
s n NJ. MORENO. Clerk. y
STATE OF LOUISIANA 9th Judicial Dis
Parish of East Baton Rougee} triet.
Pursuant to the above order, the creditors of
William Herrin, late of said Parish, deceased, are
hereby notified to appear before ME at the Clerks
Office in the town OF Baton Rouge, on Saturday
the 2lst day OF September, 1850, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, to deliberate on the most advantageous terms
Of selling the property Of the Succession Of said
deceased. Given under my hand and seal of
W Office in Baton Rouge, this 18th
day Of August, 1850.
aug. 1i0jts. Notary public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

~TAGG & SHAY's Sugar cured Hams. for sale
lat latg. 24,I A. Malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Groceries,.

T HAVE just received at the Planters Store.
i John Shays, sugar cured Hams, plain Hams,
Shoulders and Middlings,
Sperm and Star Candles,
Winchesters' Boston Soap, first quality
Starch, Indigo, Nutmegs, &c,
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Salt, Butter, Lard and Flour,
Pickles, Preserves and Brandy fruits,
Loaf, brown and crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin,Jamaica Rum,
Port, Claret, Medaria and Champaign wine,
Annisett, Rose and Peppt. Cordial,
Old Rye and rectified Wniskey, .
Rio Laguira Havana st, Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails, Hoes, Ploughs, Spades and shovels,
Holion Tin and Crockery-ware,
Glass, China and E~arthen-wrre,
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle wick.
With a general assortment of Hardware and Cut
iery. NJ. B. WOLFE,
july 20, ". No. S, Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Range.

In the matter Of The Sueression Of JAMES A. RANALD-
SON, detased, No. t3l-Prnbate.
RY virtue of a commission issued from the Sixth
- Judicial District Court. for the Parisl, Of East
Baton Rouge. and State aforesaid. will be sold by
the undersigned Sheriff Of said Parish. at the last
place OF residence of The deceased, in this Parish
near Port Hudson, on 1uesiay he first dop Of Or
fo6er neat, 1850. at ~ o'clock M. The hereinafter
descri bed property belonging to the succession of
the said James A. Ranaldson, deceased, to wit:
A tract of land situated in the Parish of East
Baton Rouge-adjoining Port Hudson on the low
er side, containing Five Hundred acres more or
less. Maria. a negro woman aged about 80 years,
Jenny, a negro woman aged about so years. with
a sore Leg Lucy. a woman aged about 10 years.
end her child William, aged about two years.
Sarah, a yellow woman aged about Is years, Ha-
gar, a grife woman aged II years, Isabella, a wo-
man aged % years, and her child Francis Jane
aged about two years, Elizabeth, aged about 30
years, and her child Josephine aged two years.
Martha, child OF Maria. 0 years old, Ennis a negro
woman aged about 50 years, Dick, a negro boy
aged l6 years, Rullin, a negro boy aged 10 wears.
John, a negro boy, %ruptured aged 70 years, Bill. a
negro man, very old, with a sore leg) and Julia
Ann q negro woman about 25 years old.
TERMS OF S.ALE-On a credit Of four
months from the day of sale, the purchasers 10
give notes with personal security in solido. and
mortgage on the property sold until final pay
nieftt --Elotes to bear eight per cent interest after
L. G. NORRIS
aug. 81 5ts. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Eente de Succession.

I'm vertu dune commission a moi adressee par
A1ia Cour da Siyieme District Judiciaire dams ct
pour la Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, Fiat de la
Louisiana, J%oifrirai en- vente publiquc au plus
haut encherisseur, a la maison de Cour dams la
VILE de Baton Rouge, Mardi IL 22mc jour d Otobre,
1880, a midi, la prophetic ci-apres decrite. APP
partenant = la succession lie WILLIAM LIE SouKR-
RAN, aSala dit paroisse. decide. SAVIOR: Deux ter
rain dc terre dams cette partie de la Vile de Baton
Rouge, arpente par E. Beauregard, decede. designe
sur lie plan supplement- de la dit vile, par Nos. / ct
10 dc Filet No 3, Conditions dc Ia rcnte-La moi
tie compliant, ct la balance a un credit dun ans,
avec securte personnelle ct hypotheque retenu
lusqu'au pariait Placement l.. C. MORRIS,
sept. 2le5is. Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Succession Sale.

~ \ virtue of a commission to me directed from
~ the sixth Judicial District Court in and Tor
The parisho of East Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana.
N viii offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder, ACHE Cont House door in the town
OF Baton Rouge, GA Tuesday the 22d day of Oaober,
1850, at IL O'Clock, NJ. the following described
property belonging 10 the succession of Wrtn,,u
liz SanrRRaN, late of this Parish, deceased. to wit
Two Lots of ground situated in that section ofthe
town of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late Z.
Bcauregard, designated on the supplementary
plan Of said town, by Nos. one and ten of square
No three. 7onas Of Sdke-One half cash, an,ethe
balance on a credit Of twelve months, with per-
sonal security and mortgage retained until final
payment. l.. C, MORRIS
sept. III, 5ts. . sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Baton Rouge Wharf Boat Hotel,

RECEiFING. FORW4RDfNG i STEM
BOyfT .AGENCY.
TNHE undersigned have the pleas
're 10 announce the completion tsffTrT=nsM
OF their arrangements in fitting up ssSsSsssEtzslaa
the Baton Rouge Wharf Boat. and that they are
noW prepared 10 transact all business connected
with their line.
The Hotel will be under the management of
Col l.. A PRATT, formerly Of the Harvey House.
The other branch Of the business will I've con-
Quoted by William Markham who will give par
tieular attention to The Shipping and Receiving of
Freight and such other business as may be left in
their care.
Anagency for ORielly's Line ofTelegraph has
been established on board the Wharf Boat. All
messages left with the undersigned will be for
warled with despatch.
Sept. 81, lS50t IT, MARKHAM & PRATT.