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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

g~arrison at Cardenas joined the Americans
during the fight and have come over with
them. The Creole has been seized by the
collector for various breaches Of the reve-
n,,e laws, and will doubtless he forfeited.
After the boat had gotten out to sen from
Cattleras, a vote was taken to determine
their course. A malorits voted for coming
to Key West. Gen. Lopez then asked to
be set ashore ut La Vuelta de Abalo, where
troops were stationed with the Spanish SOL
diers who had joined them, and who were
anxious to have followed him. A number
of the Americans Were also willing to fol-
low llins The supply of fuel was SC small
that it was thought that there would not
be sufficient to take them back to the shore
and reach this place, and they determined
not to return. Lopez seems still sangtlile.
lie says that his name will vet call d host
to his standard. The Americans speak in
the highest terms OF his courage. He was
to be found throughout the fl yllt where the
bullets few thickest. They think though
he was deceived as to the extent of his pop
alaritv in Cuba, and this was the cause of
the failure Of the expedition. As to the
fact in this respect, it is difficult to say.
Lopez has long had the reputation of be-
ing the most popular man in Cuba, but his
popularity is chiefly in the southern part,
where his estates lay, and where he lived
when a Spanish General.
Had the project of seizing Matarzas and
fortifying himself i'll the mountains snceee-
ded Cuba, might have been at this moment
rcvolutioni7ed.
| should have stated tliak some Of the
wounded Americans were lkt ut Cardenas
from necessity. The Govtznor and Lieu
tenant Governor of Carteia9 were released
on giving their word of honor that these
men should be well treated-a promise
they remembered probably only While the
Creole was in sight
CARYSFORT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Family Grocery Store.

THE Undersigned respectfully in
l. forms the phbiic that he has f. <SXNyA9
moved TO his old stand ON Levee Street, and has
ON hand and is constantly receiving q large assert
ihent OF articles in The atovc. line among which
yTe :
Sugar: letlisiHpa and Havana, dosbls Refined,
Crushed sud Powdered
Coffee a-sd Ten oi various qualities.
Fish S~artines, Goldfish, Paddock, Mackerel and
Horrings.
7obaoro OF different qualities,
Cigars; ceaninon and fine,
Canaies Sperm, Star, Stesrire and Tallows
Soap Soda and extra family Soap,
Spices; Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Futmegs,
Mustard, and Cayenne Pepper,
Pickles Cucurnbefs, Olive and tapets!
Provisions Flour, Fork, Beet, Lard, Bacon, Driri.
beef, Bologna Sausages and Beef Tongue
Cheese Holland, Cheshire and Western,
Kachnps; Tomato aud Walnut. .
OILS; Olive, in half bottles and BOTTLES, Lard and
Lamp.
Fruits Raisins, Cmrants, Figs, Lates and bran.
died Fruits,
Nus Almonds and pecana,
Chmotns Sweet and Spiced No. I,
HintE Of various qualities, Ccrdials Of af kinds,
Old Brandy Jafnaica Ram, Holland Gin,
Monongatela Whiskey, London Porter and
Ale.
l have constantly on hand Tar Rosin and Pitts.
bursh Coal. june 81 ". A. MONTAN.
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For the Baton Rouge Gazette.

For the Baton Rouge Gazette.
Baron RoueE, 9Th June, 1850.
Hon. ALEXANDER WALKER:
Dear Sir Il have always considered my.
self greatly indebted TO you, personally, through
the medium of the Delta, for the distinguished
so5rtJuet, 1.-THE SOLITARY MouRNER.n
Your kind sympathy and admiration evinced
for me, which induced you TO confer the honor-
induced the belief that no circumstance could ever
prompt you to withdraw and appropriate it TO
yourself.
1t seems that the failure of the Cuban Expedi.
ton and consequent preservation of the nations
plighted faith, extorts from you a lamentation far
mere deep aud inconsolable than was felt by me
for the loss of our national character, as lorers ofJns-
tto and Girl liberty.
With the kin5Sst feelings and personal regard.
| reciprocate with you a full measure of "syng'athy
aud admuafon,' but | am in hopes your agony
may never be less q Yours in 'rib'lation:
y J. NJ. ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
ParOsSse d'ESt EatOl Rouge.

ATTENDU que Adelaide Cola, au nom de son
I1defunt mari H!ypolite Lanoue, ct Louis sper-
rier, tout deux administrators de la succession
de John Maillard decide, ont presente all bureau
du soussigne greffer de la Conr 6ne District Ju-
diciaire, dams ct pour la p~aroisse ct etat snsdit, les
complies definitifs de leur administration de la
dite succession. =
Avis est, par ces presentes, dome a toutes per-
sonnes interessees. a deduire les r~aisons, dams les
dix ]ours que suivront Ia premiere publication de
Get avis, pourquoi les dts complies ne seraient pas
APPROVES ct homologuss commencement a la loi,
ct les dts administrators hberes de toute respon-
sabilite envers la dite succe ssion.
JUN s, 2fs. M. MORENO, Greffer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East LatOn KOUge,

WHEREAS Adelaide Cola on behalf of her
w late husband Hypolite LaNoue Scnr., and
Louis Sperrier both administrators of the Success
sion of John Maillare, late OF this Parish deceased
have filed in the office of the undersigned Clerk
of the Parish OF East Baton Rouge, and State
aforesaid, the full and final account of their ad-
ministration Of the estate OF said deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
TO show cause within ten days from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, why the said accounts
should not be approved, holnologated and made
the Judgement Of the Court, and the said adminis-
tration discharg I'd from all liabilities in said sue.
c%ession, and their bonds cancelled and annulled
June s 2w. M. MORENO. Clerk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY?
SirH District C1Ourk-Yur1shyf Vest
Baton Rouge. 6
Citizen Bunk Of en','ana mr.

u ,i,,na - - a.ai : ~ -
ny ut"e = - 81 g gaier ~ fe'z.fs hnh sae directed
tro,, -. H. IInn., vt !. a. saish y w.. nason houes
~. D.; n'n"d ~ = y ~ OUT W mnu
, i. sg,t ,asa ny III. I an,ea",. o.a,.'s uaae a.ay
1 lu .nd b;, J a mm .ap -. ~ pupId snas 20 ans
go; ah' -. ,s L, n.,a n,' IT, : : /, ~ o"Li I,"u'e % an's
!. a,aioal @g " ~ o.m ."y " .n,y neA. 'ooVa'
800 J" -, = !. I. 'n in'ien'aief ues.i'oeo properly
ii. sh,.. a ~" , 4. IT, ."nshe"'' 'h'eio'' aug eo''S III
~ 4 snaar ni.aaa,;.n ~. pu.;,n ],
w., n r. ~ n5 49, .a" 'nnao .s.,'nm,nen.n .ns Iap,sh y
m...ur;ro ....n us. ,pp. ,rar,a .a nsaa, ~ " pa,nn noage,
Nv, H. .;ob,v ersa y h ~, " = Mnsi !
nnner All r. iho i ,is 4. n.pln' .ot tnlls w .e
Perrin snd liz laus, w.. h ~ ~. u.to''s,ng y ~ ~
i,n1in1 10 M..srs p.tn ~ H. 49,. a.as ,an o.ne.i ri
Mi md s;na,,Iar ~, h,;IJ;nas ""d usu.nca VIZ
thereon win IN. v,o,nino nnyn - .mp.oss ~.
bundret and ffv .,,.n,s IF cam. o snd ,s's ,rndssJ
dp.li;ng ,onse n.ara n.his y" !. paAn'n. ~, -" :
suyar I,,tsr with .,esm eng,n. . r~r.,s 80, go
mil ooe hnr,. rm..r d,s;,;aa nnpeh a - az.
mil. corn b,v f,id-, nj ii,h. s.rna;.n .. . ~
NECESSARY for the cultivat;m ~ LID t.nds $500
,vitb ,hirtv tx b.aJ. IS rnat.. 800. ~ -.
Two cr.ol. mr.. x;,h ani.s 800, =. n~sn
AMI hnlIs AMI also IL. folIo.ina T,,,y y Nc nan,."
sIsv !. attac,.d "a AMI .,n,ioas IN H. a.;d ,ia",.'
.i,n- w. "e 'A' p"'
Acaille noeI 70 year. Abraham ,asr so vs..
Alien aord e. r.ar. pr oaa,i "a go 49, ..nJ
~ YEAR rl;ct .gei * r.sss E n .r.J X 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Saddles, Harness and Trunks,

fTNHE undersigned keeps constant orx<~
l. ly on hand a complete assort-
nent Of Saddlery, Harness and 3st$lYE
Trunks Of every description, consisting, in
PART OF.
Spanish Saddles. Tampico Saddles,
Kentucky do. sommerset do.
Mamaluke do. Columbian do.
Demipeak do. Ladies' plush, do.
Boys do. do. quilted do.
Carriage and buggy Harness, Misses do. do.
Wagon and dray do.
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the line, all Of which
will be sold for Cash, at The lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine tie stock-ao trouble
10 show the goods.
june s, ly. A. BRADFORD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Estg blishmcnt,


G. =. HART, offers the shove goods At II, "A,
- such prices as viii bear competitionnl1i
with any larger establishment in Baton .llr
Rouge, having selected the goods from the frs
establishment III the city OF New Orleans, the
will be sold on guarantee and il not as presentc
the cash III all eases will be returned. being deter
mined to sell on small profits and quick returns
viz.
Clothing.
French Merfle sacs, Froek and Paltots,
English do do do
Linen Check do do do
Toile de North and Alpaca do
Cashmere and summer Cashmere do
Pants.
French Merino, English do Alpaca do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Cottonadc.
Kentucky jean, Toile de North and Monterey
Vests.
Figured Satins. Black do Cashmeret do
Marseilles. Figured Linen und plain, do
Shirts.
White Linen Bosom OF extra style and finish
colored do Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe uplershlirts
Drawers, Hosiery, slspenlers. Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
N. d, 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
Dry Goods.
Figured and plain enlered and white, Muslins
Alpacas, Linen OF every quality, from % TO / 81
per yards, Bleathed and unbleached Muslins
colored Cambrics, Hood TO Masquito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Cambrics, Handfs., silk, do
French summer Batiste do Foular,l, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laces, Cottoliades, Fancy Linens for
Pants, Listardos Hickory and every article in the
store line.
To the Trade.
have on hand 30 Gross Of Robertson's Pencils
"a dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel pens, 80
dozen Purses and Wallets, 20 dozen French soap
and q large assortment OF Jewelry, so dozen
Two blale knives, ~ dozen Razors and Fancy
FOODS OIL every description which | will sell at
New Orleans wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the goods and | can
challenge competition.
june Sly Sc. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
f%ucccssion Sale.

EHlts
STATE or LOUISIANA.-PorisI
Of Vest Baton Rouge.
In matter Of succ ,Ssion of VALEST1N He.
BERT deceased, No. 433.
By virtue of Commission to me direc.
ted from the Hon. sixth District Court o.
the parish and State aforesaid. Will be
sod at pubic auction on the premises, or
Saturday the 9th day of July, A. y. 1850
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. the hereinafter describ.
ed property belonging to the succession Of
Falentin IIebert dc'd to wit.
A certain tract of land situated in this par
lsh measuring five arpents less 80 feet front
on the Mississippi river with a depth of for.
ty arpehts running between parallel lines
bounded above by lands of WIN r Stewart
and below by those of Treville Landry,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon also the undivided half of the
SUGAR house built on said land, further
one arpent less 80 feet front and 40 arpents
in depth running between parallel lines
bounded above by lands of VIM. r. Stew
art and below by those of Loviniski Hebert
and in front by lands whcreoIr the decd. re-
sided.
On the followiug terms and conditions,
to 1oit.-
The above land to I've sold in four
equal instruments, the first payable in March
1851, the second in March 1852, the third
III March 1858, and the fourth in March
1854. Purchaser furnishing his notes en-
dorsed to the satisfaction Of and payable at
the domicil of the administrator, bearing
eight per cent interest after maturity until
paid, and mortgage retained on the land
until final payment.
A. DOUSSAN,
May 81, 1850. Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Was SfoIen.

FROM the una, rsigned al his residence on the
night Of the 10Th inst, together with a quantity .nf
money. between 800 and sI0e-a Doaaetack Gold
Case Leptae Watch No. 1919. and a SHEER Le,ipe
Wahh No. IS. having a place FUNK upon the face
Tor the second hand 10 run in. Watchmaksrs. Jew
ellers, and the public generaI1v are particularly re-
ques ell to b. Oh their quad for the The detection of
the above articles. for tl- recovery Of ali or any OF
which, q suitable reward will be given.
JAMES MORGAN.
Baton Rouge Nav 3Oh. 1850. Iw
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Spring and Summer Goods !

WE have JUST received a large stock of,Ic NM
Ivy Spring and SnnMmcEI'gNN
Goods, ipt'l staple and fancy, which we ~ -~
otier al New Orleans reduced prices,
Orr assortment is rhosen nth ,urs end
discrimination anil f%tnsisfs, in
puf ghe foHe,sAg,
l2i Linen Russia 5heeting, Itish Lilens
Of all qualities.
Damascus Linens; Table, cloths, Napkins, etc,
Damascus and other fable sets.
P~illew-case linen. all DESCRIPTIONS of Linen
Goods; checks, Arabia. Listatos 81.
Plain and Fancy Drillings Tor pants.
Summer ~CmiisOes,
Jaconnets and Organizes, Ginghan1s and
Patiste d'Ectsse.
Thread lace sdgihgs and iilseftines,
Swiss insertings, do Muslips Jacon.is &c,
Hssfsar Style asIsx,
And worstsd aareres. silk Tisaao., fof
suluIncr wear.
Paris lustfe. Faile du Nord
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns.
II coapite assdyfsr~t RI
Ladies' and Gentle,nen's, Shoos Caters
Brogans, Ties Bed.
a splendid stock of French peffImery
Essences, soap Gls. ponlatam by the pound 80
or In small jars tLa.lies ubo hare a,,utJ no ~
nsat~n jars, taa hare Msnf fteR uih he fnest srfi9ry
Cologne-water in great auaosities, and in short
all articles belonging to that line.
Parasessss
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
Bieached and nnbleaciied cottouy. TWilled
and Plain Lowells.
plantation straw hats, VERY low.t
Le4horn Hats,
Fine CUTLERY; scissors, pen, pocket knives &r,
Musquito Meetings., and a large assortment
Of L~ticF hosc.
find al articles in Dry Gomis sat Esnty lns.
" We beg the ladies ard senilntren ~ ,l,s
city and neighborhood TO extend TO us a share IT
their patronage, assuring them that We will do all
III our power tn merit it.
june $, lys BONNECAZE h SHOPPERS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Take Notice.

All persons having claims against the
undersi 5ned either by note or open account
that are due, will please present them for
payment, on or before the 10th day Of June,
and those intebted to me, will please come
forward and settle as I shall leave the state
for some time.
May 81, 1850. D. T. FRANCIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
ProEr:ete de VaIeur a rEpcau,

u sera vendu a Ia maison de Co,ir, dams la willie
de Baton Rouge, Sahedi te Gnp JuiHa 1850, 4
llleure habituelle des ventes I'M terrain situe SUI
la rue de la Bevee entire les rues de rEglise ct du
Nord, mtsurant 3G pied lie face sur Ia rue de la IT,
wee par ia plcds de proton,ieur, borne al sud par
terrain lie Loyau Berhel ct al nord par celui
dAlnbroise Theriot, lie proprietaire du terrain Of
fert en- vente.
CoSpll1oNs-tn tier compliant Ia balance dams
I'M an, lacquereur donnera ses billets endoss6s a la
satisfaction du %vardeur, ct hypotheuue retenu sur
la proprlete lusgua All Placement final.
JUN S, 4 is. AMBROSE THEREOF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Notice,

EULlCC.
The firm Of Pike & Lanoue is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE A. PIKE,
JNO. c. LANOUE.
Baton Rouge May 31st 1850.
Having disposed of my interest in the a.
bove firm | beg leave to return my thanks to
the pubic for their patronage and solicit a
continuance of the sgrne for my friend J. C.
Lanoue. GEORGE 4. PIKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West EsatOn SgOpge--
sixth Ehfsfsfef a's,s,rt

&VFFRF
WHEREAS EstelIe Leblanc Administrative
w OF the Succession of Hermogene Landry
deed No. 30l has filed a Etiiai 7ubkeou of her
administration in said Succession.
Notice is hereby given, that all legal opposition
to the honulogation of said TalIeau, must be
made, according TO Law, within ten days from
the publication hereof.
june 8 2w. w. B. CHAMBERtIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 9th day of June A. D. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Public Sale.

M HI be sold at the conrt house door. in the
~ town Of Baton Rouge, on the eighth dsy Of June
al ~ O'Clock NJ.
A box of wearing apperel. an Iron Square and a
jacket, ltft at the Mayors Office in January last and
remaining unclaimed. Also = STOVE and PIPE
remaining unclaimed -TERHS-CASH. june l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

An absent-minded gentleman, on retir.
ing at night, put lis dog to bed, and kick.
ed himself down stairs. He did not dis
cover his mistake till he went to yelp, and
the dor tried to snore.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Stray.

TAKEN Upby Mr.. John brazil, n
J. about four miles from the town N~
OF Baton Rouge, a sorrell horse, SlGA
about 7 years old, IS hands high, fY,T
both hind feet white, white streak ASHGsaAA
IN his face, short name. saddle markes, paces slow.
The owner is requested to come forward, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he will
be sold according 10 law.
Will be sold on Saturday the 9Th day of June
1850, at the Court House door in the town ofBaton
Rouge, at IL O'Clock NJ, a certain sorrel Horse
taken up by John Brazi1-I'ernls of sale cash.
april 20. II. L. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

ALI, A HoAx-The Richmond En1G-
FER says that the statement recently pub
lished of a contemplated Instruction
among the slaves of Monroe county, Va. is
entirely without foundatson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
For the Baton Rouge Ga=ette.
Lines on the Death Of Col. Nj. Sloan,

Death has robbed us of the most dearly loved
and cherished Of our family circle; and in this
member of our circle we lost, a true friend, .
a kind husband, an atfectienate and idolised father
and the best of masters. The close of his life
was as calm as the falling of a quiet stream
gentle as the sinking of the breeze that fingers for
a time around a bed of withered roses, and then
dies as it We're from very sweetness. The mantle
OF warm and vigorous health, which. but a few
days since, encireled his loved form, has now
been exchanged for The cold and chilling garment
Of death Moulder, as his form will, in the cold
grave, still we know his spirit has fed to Heaven,
and now rests in the arms Of his ioring striour.
Obi my God, why was it Thy will that he
should diet While gazing upon his benign fea-
lures, ever lit up with the sweet glow of charity
and kindness, and upon his venerable form SO Low.
ed, why, oh why, dids't Thou not avert the
blow, and spare him so dearly cherished by us all
That he should die has been Thy will; we should
be resigned, should not murmur, should not COM
plain. Would that he had lived but, alas, death
in his merciless sweep, regards not the firmly
bound ties of affection and strong links of friend
ship, but all, all, are severed by its touch. Rest,
thou loved one, in peace! We know that thou
art happy, and what q consolation it is TO think
and believe that we one day viii meet in Heaven
and together share the love and the approving
smiles of our Saviour!
Cold is his brow and the dews of the evening ,
Hang damp DER that form we all SO kindly iorei,
Dim is that eye which once sparkled with kind
ness,
flushed are thy sorrows, oh loved one, to rest.
Dread king Of the grave, oh return us our loved ore,
Unfetter his heart from the cold chains of death,
Monarch of %terrors, SO gloomy, SO silent,
Loose the adamant clasp Of thy cold icy tereath.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

RFIIon. +. II. Elmore, of South Ca
rolina, who was appointed q. s. sena-
tor to succeed Mr.. Calhoun, died in
Was hington very suddenly, on the 3Oth
ult. He was an able man, and universal
y respected.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

THE NEw ORLEANS MINT.-Tlie mint
in til at city is once more i'll actual opera
ton, snd it is expected in the course O.
nextmonth will coin che million Of dollars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Garden Seeds,

lust received. 5000 papers Of Garden AaaMske
- Seeds from Wakenlan and Bcauman, A&kix4&
Pittsburgh, Il. RISKY Il Co, New York and -
the Shakers, Pleasant Hill, Ky. also iii assert
nteut of Flower seeds.
June g, ". A. MUNTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

ryThe Rev. John Ncwiand Maditt,
the distinguished Methodist preacher, died
suddenly in Mobile OH the 25th ut, of
disease of the heart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Ladtes' Watches !

A LOTof Ladies' Watches, Of the most ~,
4 fashionable make, just imported from ia,
Europe and Tor sale by 81
june s ". GEO. NJ. HEROMANt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Vfnte de Succession.

E7IT De Ia LOTISIANE--Pa-
r0isse dOuest Bat0u Rouyc.
Dams laiialre he III succession dc Valentin
Hdbert ddccdt, No. 433.
En- vertu dune colnnissiona moi adres.
sec par pllon. Cour din SiSferte District he
Ii plrois.e ct etat %slslit, II sefa vendt on
vente publiqne sur les linux, Sdn,eHi ie
Cine Ionr de JHiIlet 1850, d dix he,tres III,
matln, In proprltte cl-apres decrite. appar-
tenant d la Succession dc VALELTlN HBBEnr
d6ceda, sayoir
Tn certain morccau de terre situ6 dams
cette paroisse m6s9sant cinq arpens, nloins
trelte pleds, de face sur lie helve Mississippl
avec aile %protonde.r dc gunrante arpens,
etttre hynes PARALLELS. borne Ell hnut, par
torres de William r.. Stewart ct en- des-
sol par celles de Ireville Landry, avec
touies les bltlsses ct ameliorations g,i s'y
%trouvent, aussi ,tne motto in1ivisede
la %s,tcrerie bite sur Ia dite teTre. De
plus I'M arpent, moins so pieds, de face ct
ql1arante Pieds de profondeur, entire lignes
PARALLELS, borne Gu haut par tcrres dc VIM.
X. Stewart ct ell bias par celles de Lovinski
H5bsrt, ct ell face par les terres OH lie defunt
rGsidalt.
Iermcs ct coniitions, sayoir LA ter
re snsdltc sera vendu q quatre paiemens
.egaux, lie premier payable Ell Mars 1851,
lie seconl ell Mars 1852, lie troisieme en-
Mars 1853, ct lie quatris1ne en- Mars 1854.
Les acqlireurs fournlront leurs billets en-
dosses q Ia satisfaction de, ct payable at
donlcl!e de administrators, portant inte-
ret dc hut pour cent apres maturit6 ~iusqu'au
Placement ct hypotheque retenu sur la terre
jusqu'au Placement final.
A. DOTSSAN,
Mai 81, 1850. Administrator,
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Stray Notice,

IAkEN UP BY George W. Street,
Lon or about the 18th Of May. on kA-
the tomiie Road. about " miles from E&EyN{4
me 'ewn of Baton Ropge. n Sorrsl wy
MAKE. about ~ hands high, nbont7 ~sln.1
years old, star in The forehead. branded ri /, n
nihersnntk visibls. the owner is requested TO com
forward pay charge and take her away.
june /. II. II. l.. WOLFE RnnSer
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MARRIED,

On the Dist tut. BY the Rev. J. w. Harmon,
Mn. VIZ. L1ps, 10 Miss MARY kR1seLE, all OF
this city.
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JOHN G. LANOIE,

HAy1NG purchased Mr.. George Al. Pixies
IL interest in the late firm Of Pike q L.aNoue.
returns his thanks 10 his friends and the public
and will inform them that he will continue keen.
ing a large stock of
Stationery and Fancy Articles,
at the old stand, Pest Office room, Harvey House,
Baton Rouge.
june S, 3w.
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Baton Rouge Brewery,

TNHE Undersigned has the honor to announce Z
J. to the citizens OF the town and vicinity A
that ne has established a Brewery on the corner d
OF North Boulevard and st. Joseph street, and that
he will from this date be able TO furnisl, whole
sale OF retail. .4LE and Table BEER warrant
cd pure and Of good quality. Also, Teast and FEED.
june s, ly. ALEX. ST. MARTIN,