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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04
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Sssa Sssfiie has boon cnisivatsgSifhf
!onryears tho RIO COIsII.S, iillA
VA afctyafecoma,Gn tito fia i%tEt,!ss -
rf,e RIOS sotion is iii least three sor to'tt
= weattss carly tlmn tho pot!iigu'f, alitl vii!
Ylcldtfp Ia taSal-3 moro lint per acre
staiie eqnu.ly as gooli il not better. II will
yiem irNn 81 TO 35 lbs of lint, to 100 lbs. Of
Rad cotton; ,heseel arc considerably small
tlsan The PcI.iL9u,f. tits uniform IN brar-
ling; it limbs well aud joints short. Seed
can lse had Of tie Subscriber in Lower ST.
ION, Sumter District, at fifty cer's per bus',-
ei, orstiey will he delivered iii, S,ith,ervi!!o
cor Kingss5tn III seveu'y-iirc cents. Those
Wata;ass had batier M2kc application Oh or
before Ist January next
Pcs. WORSIIAM.
Nog aO, 1850 1t
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ON OF WcsMpcyaaare.

Back Rivor Division No. 10, Of this order
I will hplda public racesny OH Friday the
sl3tllday of Decehsbcr next ensiipg,n ut Now
Zion Chuyohhaa ], oweg Salem, commencing
about Ia4asei.ock oiSsthc forenoon; ut which
.tlse public addresses will lo deliyered: The
! Rni.iHse generally are Invited.
Nov. 27tt, 1850 5 If
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G saa cln Mans III

: .ptisalatasa Asa saaN & ia Warts 'sassiW
sJgiinbps 3 I daf, far ito eco what
bsssS,ess gotin dc healn
pyyctsw wont anitneldnrs 1ny; hr1dder.
ySls satts. beffySeenl far asI8 MY hacktt
sasseh q apel keep quiet and llaS @kareI
You isss IL yyali3 Know WHAT'S grsg Tor your
sslf, You niggggen
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D. w. PRICE,

GH ~. L Ia Cd 5-sI .
The Subscriber begs leave TO inform his old
lricnis and the public generally that, lie has
taken the Shop formerly occupied by A.. Con.
way. He guarantees his work shall be got I'M
in the most fashionable and Substantial man.
ncr,
eES' All that he asks il n fair trial.
Nov. 6, 1850 , II
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Land For Sale.

sss$s ttact.of land. containing ZOO acres,
80 more Q: loss, lying fvetinilos below
Iartars' Crossing, on thc Camden Road, DO
tween two aud tree hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of VIM. CooSer, j. G..
ssYithorsfispan, and n. .Io.ey, belonging 10
the estatnof David II. Wilson. For terms.
apply 10 either of tho undersigned.
y. q. DUROSE,
a. SCARBOROUGH.
Mpy. PHI, 1850 S tf
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$50 Poplt De Sole
s2lf GlSs11ss ON silk
1 B q, gaa ~ lug Super Black Girls
sfasS efi5iss i new article,
d9ts rlbSsee tpiebg nj elegant assortment,
afygss iast,ti sef an s. sa.'ts 90 $ per yard.
g ems rev aui ficss8s styles French all
issaatiiailt sty Il laMs N prices.
sessa shtS E;slsstrsoAerles
9EsssEs Collars &c.
sineluain q gfc:n, 2yhfist# q Se,aIifnl articles in
slHs ts1Nlssfpl ssftha MISREPRESENTATION ofI.ace
ssxss4 asesgy asfSaFi pfiqata
esd us @s;;s ,.,ss' Domestic
astfsi tgla ssai.ass I8lseksapcrs, inela.
ENG i3besketSE iaiiel q ss,lia best styles.
Sofstssssss Goods.
s1Rsr aAsss / pa :sb!'e Bind French Bomba.
EfiglfatdRsg aha4lns
- Ceiftpnf tlpsas n
81 K rs urpsSA ipaScas
fiatnnS ii4sk siaDiIs DE 3a;iess md Eashmeres
shtietss ssss,ela WsstIab, BtdeIa S1If DeiCiiene
lnata ssaassFs SFEsnet md Sim
End AAf13sesitg Mon! ine and CASH
W. & sins
!. IarGss lar atsapiipat Eaid 40s aloafutngS aud
6saegsg Dress fStts.s zN$
9al5satkssss HsasI flaineIs.
Il III SSidts F~astasiets
RED, shafs %biHl pfbal
Rf CO tA1fWbot IsSftFttEs
Real IS st.sh ,lss
si'is and 400 Fisnntla vs,ransad no. 10
sshEinl.a
afr9SsR ssss8 mFeatsSSd Long
GsttstSs
ss;ornpt ;asS ail 3hf9asfS as 81 selected. en-.
msgfiaSseE she SaRSsStl ssaaa; ssaettie witha
large s,ia%ss Il Drill Sssripes, Plaid
aciptssfs AaAl8 SenI dasast93k.A #saiastic tfoods.
sS ati,tsa for cash OF
s4,ssiaass 4
sfdaa WAND siasssf
~ GJps9Ss - III
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ANY, AND EVERY THING
"A. i. & p MOSES

1iavingrcceiv,sI their FAIL AND WINTER
aSTOC now offer n, their comnoIions Ware
~ ooina
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Isle largest and most varied assortment, of
in Snmterviile, Viz: Dry Guuls. Groceries
y 1.Iockery, Hardware, Cutlery, md cdced Tools,
Hats, Gaps. and Bonne;s, Boots and Shoes,
Saiisry and Harness, Solo, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carriage Trimmings, Including AsIes.
Springs, and MaIicabie Castinga.
: 100 Sacks Salt.
y Sweeds and English Iron, broad and narrow
! Sars, square md round do. Hoop, Hand, and
5000 yards nagsing
~ Together with Rope. Irvine, Dc,
s1iOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
SzsS lssttentio Of Teachers is particularly re-
Ss to the above as fioii our Immense
SS#kSS NJ quantity or kind can De obtained.
8E$sEye haze the most complete assortment Of
. RE AsDY MADE CLOTHING
a 5hat grs over bcon brought, 10 Ibis market. 10.
* Eotlcr With Cloths, Cassimcrs, and Yestings.
5gS sgomea and aec--&
SCARPETING, BA3ZE AND RUGS,
u ,op1 yanissslrrstingi RNsa 10 match. and stout
PAINS, Glass, OIL, Puay Whiting &c &c.
can supply my quantity, quality. or colour
#%s paint and can recommend onr Glass us 10
II hality and NJ Charleston prices.
81 PATENT MEDICINES OF ALI. KINDS
Ssbsir!uling DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines. One
S$SSI.t!e Psesh Hops Just npoTicd.
&SHY tiautcrs VIII find IL 10 tlicir advantage ,oc,-
sTeniiiia Our 1'klnsets, aud N.gru Goods as wc
: can sell them ns low us any Cllarlcsion House.
December fLli, 1850 6 If
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.MEGR0Es NEGRaEsass:lIaI

I,WifloEar f6r sale TO ihe higllcAi bidder
q tSamteI$ Eeuft house, on the frst MnnaaY
iGs Iatiiarf neSt, soMe2 a Syaiiah!e s'nesr6ta
batD9gssitIs 10 le estato of AIRS .sh NIL
dets Zee q md also at4 thu same time and
tplaeg Sc yen negroes belonging 10 tile estate
abt n 1tarvlsf aec'd, making in sph 81
SiogsSessa,d9ns9 them aro Mon, Women
md Persons wishing 10 apia-
chase ssssstt Il ssa ssss Fy%eil!t 10 attend ,io saia
Eolidiiiriis lnadSa sknawR on day OF sale.
W.. LEIEtS, q. s. d
ss-I a hsr 4 g 3f
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arOlina- .Sasnter Dist.
TN EQUITY.

xpsFfe 49,
Iaa. IL ifaynsw0rth : Petition fora s;als.i
md aaNitc.
WilShn, soldnt SnmteriC ohrIsII lsc, ia,,
tho first Afoptadag in Mnuarysfaesf ;niyif
snbtstiia 81 8 asMdf he olfured al sIitsrlIeulba
aattG a3sy Until sold.
wit: the following negroes, Maiy;
sTbout 90 1ycargSeId md tWothiltnsn. o.o|s7E
;yaays mid ono G Mpntl,a, aud Fill aSboy,
it,ont12 years. old. TERMS Of safcI,arn
asstts.
1l& ordcrof l5ts: GaSaHl
JOHN d, asaI.IsER. anr
SunItergi,le, Dec. iif, g
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Cigars and Tobacco

OF tho following brands:--ConsolacioD-
Castillo,--Rogalia Observation-Disclosures
peio-PaIinctto Gold l.oaf-Gen. Taylor,
Cheroots-Charleston Cigars--1OO in q
bunclf-Rohsh and Ready Tobacco, Viz
gina Gold Cal. Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
for sale low for Cash.
w. J., FRANCIS
Under the Office Of the Sumter Banner,
and 81 door above h.J.& Moses Store.
Oct 1850 I'D
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Y NMNMN SRNNN,

Thc Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he is
now receiving and opening u general as
surtincnt Of DRY GOODS and Groceries,
which he viii sell at very moderate add
vance OH fist cOst--all he asks is n CALL.
Linen Camhgic lEankcrchicis OF all quail
~itins-spHn very fine. Also Linen Hk's
and Lawn by the yard. Silk do. Silk and
Cotton Gloves. Inserting, various pat
terms Flonarcs, Embroidered Scollaps,
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M@HM&N,
MbNMGN.


Mrs. J.: BOWLING respectfully calls the nj.
tcntion Of her friends and h ind patrons to her
recent selection ofFANCY GOODS, consisting
Of Muslin Dc Laincs, Calicoes, Ginghnms, Ri'-
,hons, Laces, Ladies' Caps, &c, aud choire &C.
lection OF Groceries which she will sell us cheap
us they can be purchased this side of Charles.
ton. She solicils n share of public patronage.
Oct. 3Ulh, 1850 1T
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Isdb subscriber Iras. n9H efreaaa and Is con
etafilys egeiyipa nt fiS5sisS Establishment,
No lis Grid Of king lssetts sssa
New K'saSany SssltssgsD Dry
essasas, Mes
10 Which Id resfeebalIY ssisoslhe attention Of
Mercinnis, anisfssansesFa l1iliss OF Sumter
district. HiaBloetSe MfltSsi Consists entirety OF
NEW GOODS. 1nfciuss u byS hIinss from thu
latest hHportasiniis. will d found. To embraces a
very eS teisiys stssorslseais6f the abstsdesimble
styles of z skst3ss
9sicEa ilEsas essiisssineres and
lsa 0spsG sR cHsssaiiies, VIA
Cartons Rich sssi,rSt RsDult De SdieS
sss,sitststi G a5adie Satin D'Chine
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rsUoa2aaaaSsS1a

Dled in this place on the laurnirgg{ Of the 22YYlil
kusrtrgs, yoansass clilaSof lAugustus and
Susan CSnSaY, agcd one year and ten months.
!. Deatlis cli!llsd tho fair feun;nins ere sorrewl
had siainedi t.as 4
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iAs Friends OF JOsara'
G.WiHIE ESQ. announce MIN as s'Cnndidntei
fur Tax GStlectGr Of Ciaremeal county ut The,
,,ext Election, ~
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g hEsa
.sElsRss $500
gueo o. e;ssi itpn E
James tslnnl& 80 su2
Oct. 10. C.asiIsc aElus stray ksts, sNi
f,aee dact Gt s1
I.
3iss.s - asts ~
@
as b H.
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76s 20 49,

L&tS
sIsaos ss5 5s8Ssi
aisnrcs cc,t &Trcas nt
1850.
jan. 16. FsalsW w Ssotts accsts N;
! April W.p. H. aDiinkeraoifis bpl4 J
sanresdle, ss&8 5g3l
/" WIN Francis ADVERTISE.
! AteDtsy ,s4 ISFS7
June O. Paid James CarneaaE for
McIsod tGSasilG5t
James aWry's account, 5000:
Nov. Q. Gilbart SsDeEo
ycItlsil:gs q. "a
j goRits due,
S lie 33j!l
sTo balance due Scc'ry& Tres SEE
Ertnrs excepted.
STE Secretary s IiieasF l.p pa
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-15

grave subject should have expected to find in an
official journal. At any rate, it is applicable the
Senate for have all taken positions in the face of
country do believe applicable to the House
of Representatives, their position be equally taken,
and perhaps taken at the very of this debate.
Now, sir, with respect to discussion and its consequent
"agaton which, agreeaby the Presidents views were
to be deprecated and avoided did the Administration did
in this broad land suppose that Executive recon-
mendaton to Congress would Danish this topic from the egs
lative councils of the country, and from the hearts and
thoughts OF the American people He who looks for such
result has yet to learn the very first element of national
character Could the Cabinet have though, that VIXEN the
President said "peace be STILL the of popular
ton would become calm, and that tranquility would be
restored to the political atmosphere No, sir, there is
prophet true false in these days, work such mira
Gle as that The would subsde the voice of eason
but would rise still higher words Of command 1t is
tempest
The evil day is upon Dcusson has come, ssvo-
ting has come, and "agitaion has come with them All
the mischief that has work to DO is doing its worst WHY
not take the good with the evil There be no Wmot
proviso, and proposes interfere with the claims Of
Texas Then why terminate this whole controversy and
thus Danish its remembrance from conuci.s country
have listened 10 all that has been said with an earnest desire
to do justice to the views of others well as 10 form INV
own But have yet to hear the first sound reason WHY
should adjust this whole dispute as we may DO with as
much certainty care by the admission Of California by
the establishment of Territorial Governments and by Tho
adoption OF the other recommended by the committee
nat Done we should enter again upon glorious career ,
none TO trouble US or TO make afraid God grant that
the remuneration contained in the command the prophet
may not already have gone sganst US Say We not
conederacy to all them to whom this people shall say
iederacy neither fear ye their fear, be afraid"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-20

hs sSns win b entered upon books wrtss ~
p~s@sAs q shs subscription be made u advance. st5
Distant suh.csibs may onsy BY ssS postage
on which w = paid hy u ali BY ourselves n h
sale uanAmisson. tlf {tt
s COUNTRY PArER i publshsa m weekly during he sss
soAs q coagsess snd ssni-wsskiy daing he
subscpdoas ~ period An ysar wsl be received a
psopostansd 70 The above sAns.i rates
o0PosTMAsTERs sss !. our $500 al s.
sending DAILY subsenbsn, ss snelossd a. vavs
EEKLY suAschsn, wi 26 or vsvs WEEKLY
snbucs, w 90 endowed, win be snsuea coy of sAs
edition they furnish sabscsskss 6s, Cssis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

dos Lois It 0rtonnances III Jttfi de Police H0esi
Baton, Ro,tge, soft atnenee 81 guele sui, cfangse
eon,ne II still, Nj f'elsfr'tedis np pouttont n
tfaiiuhet III vttdfe III erhat,set sacun genre ie
tNaschahaises aans eette Fartiisse nj y fenit bdu-
tidlie on magasn, ou BILLIARD public, sans avuii
pr&aableinsht ubtenu Ane iieence in Recorder de
patcisse, tonfotnenent ID setiion pffee,ltnie
lie taux des licences est fSe eotnite il sui
ioui bnvettes, s25 ~
Maeasin. II %
- nHlatls, 80 %
kysiie, t,,is IL FecHtder de- tafpisse f3,nrnisse
All s;hetii ss lieences rei,t Ippotteurs s',,,is,-
sanfs, billiards. b,vetes BE, &c. ct ute lt Sheriff
scnt reqais de les renplit e aitptise a les retnei
ire aux dts Cplpofteats, cet,niefqans, tenet,rs de
billiards, buvetes &c, e.. desifan Culporter
eo,s,i,,eicef tepis dies billiards. NJ vprte ,i,ts ii:
a'isslss, dans Faite pstiisse, iaiifv,, dis patent
al ait Sheriff le ulunant des licences. ains quill
eel etabli par les fegler,e,islu jili de Police el
les hunuraifes pfesrts par Ia lei, po'ir IL dit She
iii, ou Collecteut, faisait cete lieence
Is Jati sest aiopfne siae aio.
JEAN Brsf LaBAUvE. President
Esos HsssRf, Greifiet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Women In Male Attire.

Among the schemes nAvocafed by tho
female reformets Of the present day is one
that aims Mt the overthrow Of distinction
In the cu=tones Of the sexes In pompl,s
let from the Brussels press, {, Miss Fl. M.
Webbef boldly and iuqebiously recon-.
meuds the mule attire rs the most appro.
printe Vestufc for single females. Miss
Webt'er is Il graeeful and vigorous writer,
aud treats her subject with apparent fair.
ness. She adduces authority to prove tIiat
IN early ages men md women dressed per.
fectIy aIkc--~and that the distinction in
dress which now exists, twas arbitrarily
drawn by The male sex, in the tyrannicai
exercise Of power which they derived
solely from their greater physical superior.
ity"
Her plan is TO restrict girls TO Their frocks
until the completion of their education,
Upon their entrance into society, they afe
to dress precisely like males Of similar
condition, and continue to wear male attire
nntiIthe day Of their marriage. Widows,
at the end Of the mourning season, are to
resume mems apparel, unless they have
determined never to marry again. IueHect,
this is a scheme to distinguish rnarriageable
ianaIes from married women and con.
Gnned widows. Regarded in this light,
it has at least one neffghnd may, on that
account claim the friendly conntenance of
the bachelor fraternity. II would save
them a vast deal Of trouble in aseeftaining
the domestic rank Of new lady aequaint.
ance, and prevent them from committing
the now common error of falling i'll love
with married women.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
plOuxhS sc,
VuSsAs 49,

fTNHE subscriber hereby re urxr--rz=s
l. turns his thanks TO bis Gus MEN1M
toners for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him, and respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
.nue his business in all its branches at his estab-
lishment, corner of Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES of every description made to or
der or repaired in the neates1 manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts Drays, &c, made and
repaired as us,ial Also, wrought-ron ploughs
made TO order and kept on hand for sale, and all
kinds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
TO promptly,
THE Subscriber has also Ia a.
ken the agency for the sale off
all kinds OF Wheelright and Wa ansE nuA
gon wprk, including Wheel and Dirt Barrows,
Iron Axes, Wagon and Cart Harness, s&c. from
the celebrated manufactory Of Messrs. Busby 4
Little, OF Wheeling. Va. and will also keep an as
sortment of Flat, Round and Square Iron for
Smiths and Planters use.
The attention of Planters and those wishing ia
purchase is called to his stock andaall orders fol
the coming season will be faithfully attended to
and all work ordered or purchased from the sub
scriber fully guaranteed The freight on carriages
sent to any part OF the Coast will always be paid
june S, ". WI. TUNNARD.
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/. CHANDLER, DENTIST,
gsaton stVsssp. La.

IFAs removed his Office 10 The sz~wr~sA~
| J sfTice Io,n,efiy vceiried BY " l5zs
Beaumont un tawa hesirwn Matn alIIYffY
urd Third sf,rtts shpte, he Is pfepate To petiorn,
all ppststions pertaining h his pttfassi6h ar,a'fhs
~ ikp latest s,e'''ic improvements In the att, and
warranted dHsable
Pprs,s DESIRING HE ssrvires IN the country, ran
transmit, their eft'er by ,rail or b'hefwiss, when
rtr attention. will he given ID The iisa,ts " nifty
,fi'es. ...,....s. ............
IT, is prepared 10 insett ARTIFICIAL. TEETH,
ffpm t 10 enite sells stlis will, or titieu. artifi
tai e,s,s or with of without atmospheric pressure,
las circumstances nhay re1oife)
lie administers tlhe ietheun and The Eilotosttn
slf n,eas uf which he ran bstfaet teeth without tlte
least pain 10 The patient.
lepl arhe na,ised hy exposure ofihs nerve, teev-
ed and tie nerve destroyed, without pain.
Ills charges ate no higher than other ssrefianced
and shihsl operators, and can bs seen On printed
D b.,I ~ his ,,,.,rn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Mcdtcincsi Medtc c'incs!!
JOHN c. LiNOUE.
lin the Post Office Room IIarney House,

HAVING received the Agency Of the follow
III ing named nafeH Modttnrs, can assure his
friends and the public that he will always have
large supply on hand and viii guarantee them
to be genuine and fresh.
Townsends Sarsapanlla,
Wynkoor's, do CID
Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar,
Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Nerve and Bone Lniment
Davis Horse Linimens
Tobias Liniment,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Not6tt's Pills,
Wright's do,
Brandreh's do
NcComhieAs Restorative,
Tenure's Specific,
Billings Astnnsent,
Shermans Cough Lozerges,
Camphor, do and many others which he thinks
IS useless TO mention, bu. will always be ready
% show when called upon.
june s ".
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aaa,s42

1900, moniant raye sur le Capital.
lie President norntne Messrs. Lyle, LobdeH
et Hel,eft pour tare rexaneb du rappurte-dss.
sus et lie en- ont fai' le rapport qni suit
Les ao,,aeignts membres' du conite d6sign6 pour
Iaire lesamen du rapport du Tresorier du legs
Poyaias, ayant examine avee son ce dit rapport
ct rayant trouve exact, demande respeetueuse-
ment quill SOFT recu ct adopte.
lsigne) ,'oHa l.. LoBpELL,
W J. LYLE, Comte.
" HEpEnT,
Lc President alors nomm6 Messra Hebert,
Petit ct Landry, dun comite pour examiner les
complies du Tresofier de Paroisse.
Sur motion Il a ete reso1u que le dit comitd
fasse aon rapport au Juri de Police le premier
I.undi de Juliet proclaim, 1850.
Sur motion de John L. Lobdell, Mr. 1ntleon
Dolron ete ehoisi Punanimiie, CONNIE Sergent
d'Annes pour rann6e suivante.
lie Juri alors procede 4 pappointement des
Inspectors des Chemins eft Lev6es dams les diiI6-
rens wards de la Paroisse, pour pannee courante,
comme i suit:
Ter ward, Villeneuve Tullicr cd Hiaire sBer.
gerpn: 3ne Bernard Peyronnin dme Pierre La
Bauvs, 5me Gustave Dubroea 6me Rich'd Wall;
Tine James Devall Jr, SINE t.. Broussard, 9me
Vim. +. Eckles; lone ward II. S. Finn.
Resale, Que lie GreiIer notife les personnes ci-
dessus de leur nomination.
Rssoin, Que les bornes di 7me ward des che
minis ct levecs soient 6tendues sur les derrieres,
dams le lDme ward, de maniere ineltire Fhabi-
taton ct les terres en- arriere, jisqua phabtatlon
ct les terres de H. S. Finn, inclusivement.
Comite des Chenias ct ieuees pour 1850.
--ier District, Messrs. Nolan Stewart, Ed Hiriart
ct Dorville Landry. I'd District, b. X. Chinn, s.
NJ. D. Clark ct W. S. Lobdell.
Captaines dc Patromslles pour 1850.
--ler. Ward +. Clement; Cd Amedee Landry, 3me
Dorville Landry, 4me A. Doussan, SINE John A,
Bird. 6me James Devall Jr:, Tine Chas. s. Lob
dell; lime G. M. Hamilton; double concession en-
bas, D. LaBauve; double concession en- haut, c.
Leblanc.
Dirsctatrs dn Fonds Poydras pour ls5o-lo Dam
iel Hicky, 20 Dorville Iandry so Dr. A. Doussan,
40 VIM. ]. Lyle; So w. b. Chamberlin-..
lie President appointe Messrs. Nolan Stewart,
Chas. L. Petit ct Joseph T. Landry dun com
its pour agir de concert avec lie Recorder de Pa
roisse, ct recevoir les bons des officers public de
cette paroisse.
LIE Juri sest alors ajohrne jusqu'a 3 heures P. NJ.
A heures de Fapres-midi he Jri s'est assem-
bic, les memes membres presens que ce matin.
lie Juria aiors fait rapportionnement des fonds
Poydras, parmi les diverses applicantes, CONNIE
-,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

SPRING FASHION HATSi

NI| Il are now opening our assortment Of E&
w Geniemen's Hats, manufactured ex- -
pressy for our sales Of the best material and fn-
ssh, and all ot the latest and most fashionable
styles; eo,nprising--superier MoleSkn silk and
Beaver Hats; double Leghom Sombreros, Han
garlan, Palm Leaf and Camrraehy Hats; Also, a
good assortment of Youths and children's Hats,
all new and fashionable shapes, the character and
quality Of these goods are far superior TO anything
hitherto offered, and mus, be seen to be spprecia-
ted june s, lyl w d, PHILLIPS Il BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

Tns WASpEarSc JEw,---The story NJ
the Wandering Jew is Of great antiquity,
and obtained fall credit in England before
1928, as related by Matthew Paris. lie
was porter to Pontius Plate, and when
they were dragging our Savior ont Of ths
Judgment hall he struck him with his fist
on the back, saying, "Go faster, Jesus go
faster, why doest thod iinger p Our
Savior frowned on him, and said, II indeed
am going, but thou shalt tarry till come. -
He lives forever, but.at the end OF every
100 years falls into violent fit of illness,
out of which he recovers and turns TO 4
state Of youth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

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