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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Par0isse d'Ouest Baton Rouge-Coul
du Sixieme District.

S~uecesston Dc RoBEHr CLARKE, dtcddf, No. 1G5.
LIN vettu dune commission adresse au Sheriff
L lie Ia Paroissc d'Ouest Baton. Rouge. Etat de
Ia Louisiana, par Honorable Ceur du sixisme
District. pour 10 paroisse d'Est Baton. Rouge. ct
Fiat sus.dit, II sera expose en- vente publiqte b
LobaeHs Store, Je,pii IL Be Otobye proehaia, 1860,
4 midi, In p%ropriete %suivante, savoir.
UN certain morceaa de terre situe 4 environ
quatre miles de Ia riviere Mississippi. sur le Lac
Clause, dams Ia dite ~paroisse d Quest Baton-Rouge,
contsnant trois cents ut vingt acres, Giant Ia moi
tie nord de 10 section No. 4; township No. 0
Range Il, Est, Qaquelle terre u et6 evalu6e b trojs
miles deux cents ~piasires) aux termes ct contli-
tions suivantes. savoir: Quinzc cents p~iastres
payable, le premier jour tie Janvier proclaim.
1851, ct Ia balance en- trois termes egaux, Fac-
quereur fournissant SEES obligations avec bonnie ct
sufisante securite personnelle ct hypotheque
spectacle reserve sur la terre ainsi vendue, ~iusquau
Placement final, les obligations portant nt6ret h
raisen de hut pour cent apres 6cheance, ~insqu'au
parfait Placement. N. w. POPE,
ao1t 81, 1850, 5fs. Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Est Baton ROuge-COnr du
Sixiclne DtstriCt-Preuyes,

SIxIClDc UlStFICt-ffeuFeSs
Dams laTaire de la succession de WILLIAM
HsnafN, deced6-ordre accori6 sur l%'app!ica-
ton de Nine. Melissa Herrin, administrative
pour assemblies de creanciers. mo. t7OI
rETTE application etant considerese, ct Ia loi
~ etant en- favour de 10 demande. II est done
ordonne, que les creanciers de William Herrin,
decide, soicnt convoques pour deliberer sur les
ternes les plus ayantageux de vendre la propriete
appartenant h la dite succession. TT que Ia dite
assemble aura lieu an bureau du greiier dams Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, samedi le 81 septembre,
1850, h 10 heures du matln, ct que James NJ.
Wikof, ~notaire public, soft ct est par la presente
nomne pour faire Tin process verbal des deIibera-
tions DIES dit creancicrs, ct en- faire lcur rapport.
II est de plus ordonne, qu'un avis de trente iours
soft donne de Get ordre dams rine DIES gazettes pub
lies a Baton Rouge, ct que les creanciers conDus
soient notifies scion Ia loi, ct que William Gill
soft nomme pour representer les creanciers absens.
(SigneJ J. J. BURK,
Aont 10, 1850, Juge 6me Dist. Judiciaire.
Depose &c 10 Ao0t. M. MORENO, greffer.
Bureau du grefe.
Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Je certi6e que lie susdit ct copie veritable de
pordre original depose dams mon bureau.
I En- fol de quot j'ai oppose ma signature,
l. ct lie sceau de Ia Conr du Sixieme Dis
trict, h Baton Rouge, ce lone Aodt, A. d. 1850.
NJ MORENO, Grefier.
ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA. Cour du CINE Dis
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge. trict.
En- vertu de fordre susdit. les creanciers de
William Herrin, ci-devant de cette paroisse, dece-
de-. sont par la presente notifies de paraftre parde-
want moi au bureau du greffe, dams la Vile de
Baton Rouge, Samedi lie u Septembre, 1850, a
10 heures du matin pour deliberer sur les terme.
les plus ayantageux pour vendre la p~ropriete de la
succession du dit defunt.
Donne sous ma main ct sceau o%fficiei d
Baton Rouge, &c lie Jour HAodt. 1850
JAMES NJ. WIKOFF,
aoGt II, SIS. Not. Public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton ~Rouge-Sixth
Judicial District lOuTt.

he VN
In the matter If the Succession of WILLIAM
IFhRrr, deceased order granted Upon The appli-
cation Of Mrs. Melissa Herfin, administrative
for meeting of Creditors.
No. 10, "prpbatrH
THfs application being considered nod The law
l. being in favor thereof II il therefore order
ed. that the Creditors Of William Hertiri, deceBs Sod
be convened to deliberate on the most advantage
OTIS terms Of selling the property belonging to said
succession. That said meeting take place at the
Clatk's office in the town Of Baton Rouge on
Saturday the 2lst day Of September, 1850, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and that James M WikoH, Notary
Public, he, aud he Ia hereby appointed TO make d
p,oceiss verbal Of the deliberations Of said Cfedi.
tors and report thereon.
Further ordered. that thirty days notice he CIV.
en- Of this order in one Of the public newspapers
published in Baton Rouge. and that notices he
given 10 the creditors known according to law,
and that William Gil, be appointed Attorney to
represent absent creditors.
tSignedJ j. J. BURK.
August 10th, 1860. Judge 9th Judicial Dist.
Filed August 10th, 1850.
(siguedJ M. MORENO. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La
certify the foregoing TO be = true copy Of the
original order on file in my office.
In testimony whereof | have hereto set
my hand and seal of our Sixth judicial
District Court, at Baton Rouge, this 10th
day Of August A. d. 1850.
M. MORENO. Clerk.
SrArr or LOUISIANA 9Th Judicial Dis
Parish Of East Baton Rouge trict.
Pursuant to the above order. the creditors Of
William Herrin, late Of said Parish, deceased, are
hereby notified TO appear before me nj the Clerks
Office in the town Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday
the 21st day Of September, 1850, at 10 o'clock A..
M, 10 deliberate on the most advantageous terms
of selling the property Of the succession Of said
deceased. Given under my hand and seal of
office in Baton Rouge, this 18th
day of August. 1850.
JAMES M. W1KOrT,
aug. II, 5ts. Notary public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
u

INVITE the attention Of Planters, Mechanics
L and the public generally to their large ard
web asserted stock Of fd Il EEEszsMgs
CUTLERY. &c, which they kasss VA hEs
have constantly in store and now receiving direct
from New York and eastern manufacturers viz
n Carpenters Coaperts Wheelright Il Smiths
~ tools Of every descriptions
- 100 Coils Manila Cerdaee lassorted.l :
20 Coils Jute packing 10 do Kentucky do,
100 Boxes glass |assottedI
l25 Kegs white lead pure and No !,
1000 Pounds putty III bladdars,
1870 Kegs Nails iassortedj 20 10 Spikes, do q
80 Bags wrought rails,
~ Dozen "Ames' short handle spades,
IL It d" e shsyels.
80 It Howlan1s h Cars shovels and spades,
so Pair Andiruns lassofted) +"
75 4 shnvels and tengs, 2 Dozen Goal hbts,
25 Dozen zane knives, plain and hook
so " brushes assorted, 90 do "Collin's'' Axes,
10 +" "Sint1plis'' axes,
u Gross common table knives and forks,
81 Dozen Rodgers table athl dessert do,
60 Pair table tHrvers, assorted,
80 Dor. pocket knives, 90 do scissors assorted,
100 It Pal.Leeks. ~
80 Il assorted brass and iron. an
Cupboard. chest. box. and trunk locks, ~
. Casks strap hinges assorted,
Ok Log and trace chains, Blind brides and horse
Collars. Wood, Tin and Willow ware, Cross cut.
Mill and pitt Saws,
40 English Real twist. Patent Sritch. Double
Barrel Shot GUNS. Together with avery varie-
ty Of goods usually found in a Hardware store
sept. ID. ",
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Election Notice,

pY an order Of the Police Jury Of the Parish of
ID East Baton Rouge-elections will be held in
the following named wards and at the place de-
signated, viz: In ward Nod, al the house of Mrs.
Peter Townsend. In the sth ward, at the house
Of Col. Phillip Hicky. In the 18th wari, at the
forks of the road near II. b. HARRISON. and in the
9th ward. at the house OF Alfred Duplantier, on
Saturday the 2lst instant,-for one Justice of the
Peace in each ofsaid wards according to law.
sept IL, 2w. Wa. HUBBS, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

To Planters.

have established a Planters Store on the Cor.
i her lately occupied by H. V. Babin, which Il
in charge of Mr. e. Boegel where | have %receiv-
ed pet steamboats, Belle Creole and Gypsy, Sugar
cured Hams, very superior, plain Hams, mr
Shoulders and Middlings, Mackerel In + =
whole, hall, quarters and kills, No !, q fSs@Asa.
and 9; leaf Lard, western, reserve and Dairy Hut.
Ter, Brown, loai, powdered and crushed Sugar,
Java, Lagiira, Rio, Havana and ST. Domingo
Coffee, G~,npowder, imperial and blk. Teas,
Breoms, Buckets nc, e., together with Wines,
Branches and Cordials, Hardware and Staple Dry
Goods, which will be sold at New Orleans prices.
Planters on the southern side Of the parish are re-
1uasted to give me . call before making their pur-
chase. Iat,g. tD.J M. 81. WOLFE.
/ am also prepared to furnish Bagging and
Rope in large and small quantities.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
Par0iSse d'OueSt Baton R0uge-CouI
du Siyinme District.

Dams Fafaire de la Succession de JULIEN GoUDEAu,
dsrsds, No. 442.
A TTENDU que Julien Gondeau, de la dit Pa
II roisse ct etat. b fat application au soussign6
Grefier, pour lettres d administration, dams la sus-
dit succession.
Avis est par la presente donne, que tonte oppo-
sition d Ia dit application. soft fait dams dix jours
de la premiere publication de Get avis.
Bureau du CRETE, &c SINE Septembre. 1850
VIM. b. CHAMBERLIN,
eept. 2, 2s. tas Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
The Asnesiean live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY,
VFAGEsNEs, E.DEAsi.

Charter Unlimited Granted, january ID, 1855
CAPITAL $40. 500.
S.TOCKHOIDERS1N INDIVIDUALLY LABLE.
Ion the Insurance If Horses, HEaies. Pr;7s
u Balls, Sheep, and Cattle 5f svarv description,
against the combined risks Of fir, tfat1. .a,rs.
tents, uni Iissase also, upon stock driven 10 Lac
tern markets. or transported South.
by7L6sses paid IL 30 days after pt5of Of ssbtb.
Directors.
JosrrH r. Howsle, Counsellor,
Trrt1shst EHFttviss, Merchant
Capt IsA4e Mass, do.
GEoreE ~ HaY, DO.
Hon. TuoHAs B,snor, Builder!
Jons WISE. Merchant and Bank Dirsetst,
Atvtv W. Tttcy. ("
Hon AsNtR +. Ehtis, State Senator and Msxsr
OF Viheennes
Am SNtftt Farmer, Bank Director, md Au.
ditor Of Knox county.
JOSEPH Il. BOWMAN. President.
D SHrRttEFf WHITNEY, Secretary.
WM BGsten, Ireasurer. Merchant and prss't,
Vineennes Branch Of State Bank. Indiana.
W. 8. FfkE, Agent, Baton Rouge
sug, II, IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Carpetings, Rugs & Oil Cloths,
". b. PHILLIps & BROTHER.

w. D. PHILLIPS & BROTHER,
OFFER for sale one of the most extensive and
Nleiesant assortment of Carpetings TO be found
in the city, consisting of English and American
Three Ply, all of the latest and best designs, also
q large lot of Ingram Carpets at prices varying
from so to rs cents per yard, Oil Cloths varying
in width from 3 to 6 feet all Of which will be sold
10 per cent less than any other establishment, to
prove which, Z cali is solicitcd. SEPT IA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

IXTAS COMMITTED to the Jail of West
wv Baton Rouge, on the sth day of Septem4 Il
Der. 1850, a negro man tgrifTe color.l who n
eallsshimself ISAAC, he Is about 90 years old, 6
feet 8 inches high, more or less, has a scar on the
right jaw and another above the eye, and says tina,
he belongs to Col. .Maunsel White, in New Or.
leans. The owner Is requested TO comply with
the law and take him away
sept. ID, st. @ F. G. BLANCHARD. Jailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
MARRIED.

On the evening of the 10th inst. by the Rev.
W. ii, Crenshaw, DANIEL. c. BRIscoE, of New
Orleansto Miss. VIRGINIA Lockwoop, of this city.
Accompanying the above notice was n bourseous
slice of bride cake, ofwhich oil harids partook,
wishing the fair bride and manly bridegroom all
imaginable felicity on their voyage down the
stream of life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

DEING In possession, Of a most complete assert.
- ment OF FAHoY AND sfAphR 5DeY Goops, all
Of which have been carefully selected BY .Dsls.
themselves. with the advantage q reeeivs EsAfY
ing from, their residing partner in p%hiiadels -
phia per every steamer. all goods Of the taosi at,-
proved descriptions and in point If style. Patterns.
Colours, and Variety, they feel Warranted IN say.
cheap as the cheapest, wiNaut boastinr or tlsl-
lenge, they NEST respectively solicit the p%#fticu-
LAT examination Of their st4ek from their old Gus
toners and the public GENERALLY, consisting In part,
as follows!
Dress Goods,
Solid Colored Meuseline lie L.Hines, and Cash
rneres, solid cold French and English Merines,
Black a,,d eofd Canton Cloths and Alpaeas, rich
figured ineiseline de LANES end Cashtneres, rich
Paris printed Cashmere d Eeosse, rich Paris cold
and white Grape, rich Paris Satin plaid bareges
and Tissues, also a fine assortment Of Plaid Goods,
consisting of Raw silk, silk and wool. and pure
wool, all newly imported and nneommenly cheap,
Small Plaids and Dress Goods for children IN every
variety Their stock Of silks cannot be sufpas.
sed by any other establishment for elegance and
beauty 81 design, the patterns being entirely new.
shaWIs,
White and cold Embroidered Canton. Grape plain
and rich figured cashmere and broche extra quail
~ = f1Nte tcitlt' WtAu t1StittkbIt n. IA, 4 "
and - quarters.
I'm br0tderies.
Fine assortment fcollars with Cuff. French work.
rich embroidered collars with cbemisetts. extra
rich valea cienne collars with muslin chemisettas.
rich embroidered linen cambria hunhkerchiefs
lace and embroidered muslin, eapes of entirely
new style, Infants embroidered robes. very hand
sotne. a very large assortment OF muslin edgings
and insertings, cotton, thread, and linen bobbin do.
Hosiery,
Ladies' black and white silk hose, ditto raw silk.
Black and cold cashmere hosiery, super quality,
blrached attd hnbleaehed cotton hose, all prices,
ehildrcns silk, cotton and wooden hosiery all Of
sizes, Ladies' silk, Gotten and merino vests. Gents.
silk, merino aud cotton shirts and draws, cold and
brown cotton. meripo and wool, half hose.
Linens,
t. A fine assortment Of Richardson's undressed
Irish Linen, heavy Linen shirtings of g, 8, 10. and
IL quarters, table Napkins all sizes, satin damask
table clothes and napkins, fine table damask,
Huekabaek and bird eye Lowellings. )
FIannels,
White red and til low i%lannels, gauzs do, silk
warp ~lannels, very line and suitable for infants
and warranted not to shrink, also, a most complete
assortment Of Goods for Planters, such as kerseys,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and Georgia Plains, also
a very large lot of Blankets heavy and superior
article, all Of which were purchased previous to
the advance and can be disposed OF at very low
rates. |sept ID IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
~rtRTRIAMT.s
Gold namelled Daguerreotypes.
MtsIZOT1NT on COLOIlED..

MtszzOf1NT Or C0LOaED.
NJ h. OUTRIGHT, from 49,, Camp Street,
IN New Orleans, respectfully informs he %eitizens
Of East Baton Rouge, and vicinity, that he has
fitted up rooms over Mr. j. w Quigsitis' Shoe
Store. on Lafayette street, where he would he
happy to wait on all who are DESTROYS Of sbtsinihg
a correct likeness. Single Of In Groups and put
N the best city style, Of Shell. Pearl, or Morocco,
Book uases, Ftattes, Gold Loekets, Metal1ens
Breastpins, Rings, &c.
tF@All ARE invited 10 call and examine speci.
mems, witch are respectfully submitted 10 the
eitizehs Of Baton Rouge, as d proof Of his artistic
skill
Baton Rouge, Septs1tlier ia, 1887. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

On Sunday evening, Sept. sfh, 1850, JAMES f.
GASLE, son. of VIM. II. Il Virginia H. Gayle, aged
about 4 years DID,
On Sunday, the 9Th instant, in this Parish, Mrs.
Nancy Dawson. wife Of John w. Dawson.
On Tuesday last Mr.. DANIEL SuARE, aged
about % years.
On Monday morning. September Sd, 1850, ut
his residence in this parish, about Q miles from the
town Of Baton Rouge, Mr.. MASuEL Lorrz, aged
abouts57 years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

A Ste conduit 4 Ia ge6le de la Paroisse
~ douest Baton Rouge, lie SINE jour de Sept. s.
1850, un Negro t%couleur grife,l qui s'appelle -
ISAAC, age d~'environ 90 ans, S pied ct 8 ponces
de hauteur plus on moirs, ~cicatrisse sur la iouix
ct nuil droif ct dit quill appsrtient a Mons. Maun-
sci White, 4 la Nouvelle Orleans. lie proprietai-
re ct prizes de Sc coniormez a la loi, ct ,etirer lie
dit Negro. +. G. BLANCHARD, /.
sept. Ia, SIS. Ge6lier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge-sixth
district CAurf.

In matter Suecessaoa Of JULIEN GoUDEaU, deceased
No 42.
WHEREAS Julien Goudeau Of said Parish
w and State, has applied to the undersigned
Clerk, for letters Of ADMINISTRATORS in the above
Succession. Notice is hereby given that all OPPOSE
ton 10 said application must be made within ten
days from the publication hereof.
Clerks Office this 5th day of September,
A. D.. 1850.
sapt- J, rN. d. CHah9ERLlE, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
To the Ladies.
EDWARD McKITRTCK.

LAS located in Baton Rouge, and tenders his
IL services to the citizens. and all who may
need his services, in all kinds of carpentry and
ioinery. and will endeavor to give entire satisfac-
ton to all who favor him with their patronage.
IL Shop on Convention and Main Streets.
~ B.-Plans and specifications given when re-
quired, gratis. July 20. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Dissolution.

T,HE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of ". DAtsHEiMsR & SIMON, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the firm or having demands, are re.
quested to call at the old stand for settlement
Each of the partners remains charged with the
liquidation Of the books.
N. DAISHETMER,
CHAS. SIMON.
Baton Rouge, August Dist, 1860.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-sixih
Judicial District Court,
tfARY G. WHirAsns, wife

~ u NJ. ar.
Il. j. A. KisHbass, husband, July 9Th, 1861.
The plaintiff SITES Fbf q separation Of property
alleging that her husband is embarrassed Iii his
peetiniary affaifs that her rights are III danger.
She claims To lie the owner III certain negro slaves
hereinafter named and that The defendant is i'm
debted to her In the sum Of fifteen hundred and
thirty Ave dollars for cash received and used hy
hiti III the sale of her real estate and some 1ist@
sonal property On the trial Of this case, The
plaintiff established by authentic evidence her
title to The slaves claimed. and The indie laedfess
Of her husband as alleged, and proved his elnbara
easement, and the law being ii her favufi II il
tlteTeiure ordered ailjt,d4eA and iecfeat that plain
tiff and defendant be separated Of property that
the community Of ~aeuueis and gains existing be-
tween them, be- dissolved tthe plaintiff having
ret,onhced the sahiel That plaintiff res,rip The
free administration Of her estate separate and at
part frotn her husband further ordered ahd lie.
creed, that plaintiff Il owner and that She recover
Of defendant the negro Saves Wilson, Matilda,
Amy. Amos; Vine. George. Jerry. Abraham. Sarah
Milo. Haehel and Bob, and that she he put in t,us-
session Of tlte safneAand IL is further decreal thpt
the defendant pay to the plaintiff the SUR Of hE
teei, hundred and thirty FIVE dollars, with Ave tnf
cent interest from this date. with a legal uiottgsge
on the land and slaves Of defendant to secure the
pay s,ent Of said s,itu0 vi money and which ate or-
desed to be seized and sud Ia pay the same4~tltot
defendant pay t,tsts Of this trial
July 29th, 1850 tsignedD
J ]. BtfHK.
Judge Sixth Judicial District.
Clerks Office; Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La,
certify the foregoing 10 he a true copy Of the
original Judgment on Ale and Of Record il, my
ofiret Given under my hand and seal ef
Our Sixtl, Judicial District Court
Mt Baton %Ileuee, this 18th day Of
Augts. A. D., 1850.
aug. ~, o. NJ. MORENO. CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Marble Monuments,

MIR. JACOB PIPER. Baton Rouge, is autho-
lNl rized TO receive orders for Marhe Monuments,
7onbs, Hcod stones and Maybe -toork Of every des-
cription, which will be executed and delivered at
the shortest notice, on the most reasonable terms.
Designs Of monuments may be seen by calling on
Mr.. Piper. june, 8, I'll NJ. w. DEAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Nnfica.

A PUBLICATIONS. for The admiitanee Of Or
"a rhafis into the Baton Rouge Orphan Asylum,
will fef the next three months be made TO the mn.
,lersipned committee. Mrs. s.. J. MANaaUm,
sept IL, 1850. r GAVIN,
1t II EtAa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Piano For Sale.

TUE Undersigned offers for sale A ~.ssrzs~-~
L. splendid new Pecaa Piano, from EENsHNzA#Ma
the Paris manufacture Of Pleyel Il Co.fa -
whose guarantee VIII be given 10 the purchaser.
If the Piano is not cold within 90 days, il will be
disposed Of by Rattle due notice Of which will
be given
1ane 8, ct BONNTCAZT l. SHOPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

20 the ehair. Mr. Baker then moved an aaju,ifni
tnent until " o'clttk I. NJ, width was Adopted.
TtRsDaY EvsriNa.
The Jury me. aefeeabir ID adjournment. Present
Il satte members as In the mourning. with the
exception uf r. u. Conrad. Mr.. Dawson was
called Ii The chat and called The meeting 70 oftlef
Mr.. Htket moved the e~eftsite ration Of the teso-
luton tqseindipe The appropriation fsf clearing o,t
Bsyea gssntain, which molten prevailed. And
Vie resolution MS ipllews was presented for alop-
tieh, and the yeas end noes being called was adopted
az followsi viz! Yeas, 4, Russ JtsephHs Baker,
A. Dixon, w. h. CafnplelL Geufge Gafig and
jour, III Noes, Ji.C Dawson and r. Perrin, is)
Rssssea. That The Resolution passed afthe last
June session Of the Pcliee Jury, appfepfiating
two theitsand five hundred dollars, to be paid otit
Of The Tas rolls Of the years 1881 1902, and 1853,
TO be applied to the clearing ott The logs. end
other ia,aimbfances IN the Bayou Fbnnta. n. And
the resolution appointing q coiniiiittee to let 5,t
the saina, lie. and the ss,t1e is hereby rrpealede
"A petition. signed by Thomas +. Carroll and
others. pfayihg that q tie Vi schoel distfictle Formed
by dividing scl,oul district Nd: 10, was presented,
and OF s,ietie,, laid on the table until iest session
A repottnf Commissioners. appointed TO Examine
Auditors %pcrr,,nts, asking until next session to
examine SAID accounts. was adopted.
On a%iotion the Jury then proceeded 10 the
election Of Parish Hanger, and on counting the
votes 1t was found that H L. Wolfe, Nwas u,ani-
mously elected.
On nictiet,, the Jury then proceeded to the
appointment Of Castfatuts Of Stud horses, and the
following appointments were made, VIZ
For Wards No. !, and .. A Mulget,
a q, VIM Stephens, 4
q l. Turner Merritt,
Il &, j D. fehfnes,
q &. Jehn Ghilds,
I, n Uheil,
Il q d ...i n fsl.t N~fxxtsnr4
q "5'i0. John Delahy.
The following accounts wefe presented agsinst
the Parish, ahdsstlowed.
VIM Hubbs Clerk, for stationary furnished 40 90
]. II. Dufrecq ]. r, for services rendered, 40 90
I, n. II. Hatch, fpf Printing 80 90
A peliticn sig,ied by MtMaIn N Co, praying
that their hands might be exethptaiffenl working
the Bayou Sara road. ard placed offSlte road running
from baton lhsrge through their premises was
presented, and rejected.
A petition signed by the Mayor end Aldermen
Of Baton Rouge, praying that Messts. Hall, and
Mcnono,igh. be required TO open q Dayo, running
through their lands was presented, and on motion.
laid on the table.
The following resolution was presented and
adopted
Re.ottsd. That G.. W. Christine, II, T'otnlinson
and Tbatnas Devall President, and r. y. Conrad
President pro ten, show taiise at the next meet
ing Of the Police Jury, why they should not be
fined for te3n attendance.
On motion the Jury then adjourned until the
second Monday 1t being the 18th day Of October
mex at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Il. y. CONRAD, President pro ten
WM. Huses. Gierkt