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uIgTOIRE de La Stenoeraphic, depths les temps am
IL ciens jusqu' ncs jours vol Paris, 1850.
Manuel Pratique du Consulat par +, A. De Nensch
Histie Conquste de pAngetene les Normands pa
Thierry 4 vols.
L'Rsssoirs France, par Tmerry; -ol
Recits des Temps MerovingeDs, par Thieny; 2 vols
DIE d'Etudes Hstonques, par Thieny; VOL
Guvrcs Completes de Beranger l vol
Pccioia, edition iliustree; VOL
Imported from Paris direct by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Tn
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RoOKs at halrprice for few days only. 90 eios'
ID consignment
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Jeremy TayIos Holy Living and Dying large type full leather
81 cents.
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Bckerseth's Harmony Of the Go-pcIsl vol, large type,
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Washington few days some other books o. standard theology
here for want ROOM be found along with em
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May 30
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Gentlemen had present ward
members of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u tlnteL1
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BANK y METROPOLIS, June 1, 1850.
TIME stockholders N bank hereby notified,
ensuing
win be held banking this city, Monday the LIST
July
The polls win opened 10 O'Clock, M and closed
O'Clock, p.
board
June l-eodt24hdtiJn RID SMITH, Cashier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish of East Baton Rouge.

IN PURSUANCE Of d proclamation issued by
L his E.xeellency the Governor of the State Of
Lonisiana-an Election will be held in said Parish
OF East Baton Rouge, on Saturday the 30th day
OF November instant. for the election of a MEM
Der to represent the third Congressional District
OF SAID State, in Congress of the United States.
to I'LL the vacancy occasiored by the death OF the
Honorable John II. Harmanson. said election to
be held at the following precincts 70 wit at the
Court House in the town of Baton Rcu9s pre-
sided by Meesrs. J. G.. Patterson, J. r. hputrpcq
aud James NJ. Elan, Commissioner Vat the
house of Mrs, p. Townsend, in the plaiS,s pre-
sided by Messrs. II. G. Young. j. A. Williams
and =. W. Newport. At the house ollldrs. r.
~Greetfso0, on Sandy Greek presided byMessrs.
James Cooper, John r. McCaa aid William
Kelly, and at the Forks Of the Road near the
house of IL. B. HARRISON Bsg., presided by J. n.
Commsux. ]. Willis and X. McCuilum. The
Polls to be kept open from Q o'clock 4. M. until
4 clock p, NJ. Said election TO be conducted in
every respect according TO The existing laws, and
returns thereof made by the Commissioner as
the law directs. &c. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton Rouge. this 4th Nov. 1850. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Tho Wonder OF The Ace.

-.
The Scientific American 0,oniaine nn
article from J. " SfuAnt. civil engineer,
III Favor Ut the ptacttcahiIite of a sub.
tnarine telegraph across The Atiantin, The
plah IL. 10 cast four separate wires il, a
solid gittn rerrla cord. one and three
fourths OF ali ineh in diameter. aud to sink
THE ~ means Of anchors. It is ESTIMATED
tta%iltteeh siirs. ct one thousand tons,
With ut lenht four steamers. Of fifteen
hundred tons. and two post steamers Ne
totidefe, would be required IN latihr down
this tremendous line Of wire. The di=-
taiiee between Cane Clear. IN Ireland, 10
n rnint about 100 miles above Halifax l.
tiNtcsit hundred miles. \ line Of This
length, etrl. ns Il ia proposed to employ.
would veigh u0riv elght thousand tons,
aud redHife ak hun.lr anchors, The
coat W everything, SSwhen IN complete
working order. js estimated hv Mr.. stunrt
= not over threeentilon "a dollars. The
Wire could be Neiladown iSStwcutv days.
mud would probably last one hundred years.
The line would hc sunk below III an.
~eliofage, and below all action Of the water,
A submarine telegraph of thia description,
has beet projected betweea England md
Ireland. aud, il It should succeed, The
attempt will be male Ia the broad Attain
Bite,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
OBITUARY.

a young man by the name OF toaN T. 0nsax,
while al work on the Mcrse's Telegraph Line,
four and a halfmiles this side OF Jackson. fell from
one OF the posts, in attempting to adjust the wire
IN the i%nsu'a'or. Ga Tuesday morning. Nosem.
Der i2'h, and was Instantly killed Heowas a
man OF good education and very exemplary in
his department and much beloved by those who
employed HIM. Iii presumed that he was a ma
tive Of Bediesal county, Verginis, and he informed
enc OF the workman that he had an uncle residing
IN Lynehbnrgh, by the nam OF John Organ.
Should this meet the eyes Of any of his friends
they can learn all the particulars in regard to his
desth, and effects by addressing r., c. Hutchinson,
Port Gibson. Mississippi. +.
Eg-Nirginia Papers please copy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
pMOCLAbkATl0N.
N aossFH wAIKER GOVERNOR or THE

$3.50
e = STATE or LOUISIANA,
Another year has passed away and we
I yet continue A tinted, prosperous, and hat,s
ny people, The small, dark eloud that fol
a awhile ebsrnfed our political hotis.ph has,
We inay hope, forever been dispelled, and
we may now cordially unite IN iHplofina
The Et,pfeins Ruler Of hatiotts to multiply
his blessings Oh these United States te
Etiafd ouf free and happy constitution
n against every maehinatien and danger; aud
10 niake II The best source 81 public hap.
piiess, BY verifying It's character Of being
The best safeguard of luftan rights Whilst
ssetne parts Of etir State bid country have
again, been visited BY The pestilet,ee That
Walhsth IN dafhnsssa,nd others esperien'
eeJ fain atia deselali6li tI,y The floods which
have deluaeI and las tSste The lalors and
enterprise or ouf eitizensa=yet tie re watds
eff industry have not beeii ttnfeutitei. md
WE hive been abtitidaiitly favored IN o,tr
lights aiii privileges, and have beati l,efs
Sittea IN aii eminent degree to enjoy the
security Of PERSON and property, The sttpres
macy Of law and order, aud oil the bless
ihgs of happy, free, and enlightened gov
efiinlent,
We are at pence with oil nations, dir
commerce extends to the fetiietest corners
Of The eattl, new fields Of national wealth
and eiitefpfize IRE continually opening be-
Fore us our country is yet looked to Ivy
the tempest test mariners OF freedom
Throughout every portion Of The globe rs
the polar star which shall glide them to
the haven Of political rest, and secure them
from The oppression Of tyranny and dess
t,otisiti. Our future Ia full Of hope. The
Mnnihetab'e blessings VIZ ut present enjoy.
IN the watehntl care which a kind Pro.
tideneeo has manifested towards he ma q
Stale anti nation calls for the exercise of
ettf uifeianad thanks aud gratitude TO the
givef Of all good, Wherefore a. the Gov
er'ior uI tie State Of Louisiana, | deem Il
meet and proper TO isslie this my l,retlama.
ton, respectfully recommending and s,,t
gesting that WUtstte, Me tDM If Dr.
reH96sf, I've set npart and observed ~ n day
Of Thanksgiving and prayer 10 Almighty
God, and that The nood people Of this State
suspend on that day their ordinary br,si-
ness avoeatioiis, and assemble with their
ielloW-eitizens from other States Id their
usual places OF worship for the united en-
preston of homage aud tiiaiklnlness to
Him who is the author Of all temporal and
spiritual blessings. aud that civil mud reli=
gieus liberty may ta continued 10 us mud
OFT rostefity tHiihraifea. and In good time
he extended ~ All tho nations eftie earth
III faith whereof | have l,esenlite
slahed my iatnn md affixed the
Seal Of the State. at the town Of
Baton Rouge, this 10th day Of
November, A. y 1s5o. aud Of The
Independence Of the United States
the seventy 9th.
BY The Governor, @
JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAyAHHE. Set,'v. Of State,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Gu nj III |.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Nsw ORLrtNs. Nov. II. ts5p>~
atteAn The demand was fair and resulted ii
the sale Of 600 hhts. AT firm piites fair to full, Iait
a Il 53c.
Met ssts- tnnn hl'ss wefe stfH 1T 2iat sane
l5o hlls. having tnen sold es,ls ~ Tho day al -.
tinrH-Iha heav@ ptrirt7 have depressed the
market! sales 2nhb bills; including 100 bids
Indiana on boaul OF . Hal boat al ~ 30 400 fne
and s%upefiinh -, Louis At 3. 2io %itillling at
copy-ssles 100 sat99 Yellow at 81. eaa
mostly yellow also AT sJt.. 400 at s!le and 4gj
new White At soc pei hrlsltel.
oAfs.=lfg2 satksCst Louis wefa eoli in
several lots at 5je. and 400 IN Z lots nj Ale,
HHaN,@lbo sarks were sold At : 81.
WntsRHY=lieriiiiei selling IN small lots at 90
u noe, and 80. Raw sold At qntl
heoN-2j casks shoulders were sold al sac.
IARp=2e0 kegs prime sold al 74c.
NAtf.@t1GD bushels IT Martens sold ~ ate.
IotttE Fair demand. sales 500 bays Rio al
tgAe.. 1000 At tnse. and 5p6 at tie. all Hrts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
4 n.

" N 80
INVITE The attention Of Planters: Methanies
/ and the public generally. IL their large sitt
well assorted stsek Of sHA ID j i, eaH.s+1fEl
CUTLERY. ke. which they ~l1aEfss WARE
have constantly i'll Store and hHfy receiving direct
from New York atl eastern Manufacturers. VIZ
e. Carpenters. tu6ratss Wfeeifigtt Il Smiths
x tools III every description. u
fs4aa 100 Coils Manila Coftiase (asseftedl
20 Coils Jute packing, 10 do kentucky do,
100 Boxes glass l~assuftetl
i25 Kegs White lead rtfH anf Nyt.
1000 Peinls pttttJ ii h~latideis,
ts5 hess Nails iass6ftndI 70 10 Spikes, DO
20 Bags wrought itsils.
ia dozen "Alites' short haftale spades,
II st 50 e q ~shettls.
30 I: ll6slainis h CARTS sliseels and SPADES.
80 Pair 4 ntiirins l~assnttetll
II q shbvsfs and toiiHs, = UdYafi Ceal libls,
% Dsset tst,s knives. piaia and liesk,
81 It brushes assorted, 10 ID collins A sest
10 e Hsiifunyns' axes,
81 Gfuss common table kdites and iaffs.
30 Dozen ~ItBtlsef's table aH1 fesseft d.,
90 Pair table eaftefs, assorted.
80 U3si packet knives, ~ d. scissors assorted
$50 It Pal Locks,
80 :" asserted brass and iftfi. EsA
Cur,ieatd. chest. tux. and tfbttk locks. y
. Casks strap hinges assorted,
On Log and traee chairs. Blind ifilles atHi htttt
Collars. Woea, Til and Willuw waie; Jtyss tut.
Mill and pitt Saws.
~ English teal twist. Patent Bfitet. Double
Barrel Shot GUNS. Together with eFtfv vafiea
~ III gtutls Usually fetiaa III a Hardware store.
SEPT -. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

TUE T~GnrASrgrEc MguoRtAt.-T,,tn
Permanent Committee on the T%eluante.
pee ka,lroad, At their last meeting, author.
'zedtheir President, Peter Conrey ir, Esq.
toappelnt a committee of ten to draw up
n memorial 10 the Executive of the State,
requesting him ia call an extra session of
The Legislature, for the amendment Of the
corporation laws of the State. 30 us to
enable q company to be formed for con.
%strueting the road, IN compliance with the
terms by which a grant Of the RICH, of
way has been obtained.--N, O. Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Ventc De Succession,

Dams faBaire DR. Ii Suuessioa Ne Rop'r. A. Riley.
dfSds, No. III, prcunes
I'm VERTU dune Commission i moi airessfe
~ par Ia Cour dn sixisme District Jndlciaite
pour 10 Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, Fiat lie Ii
Louisiana, n sera veudp par 10 soussign6 ShGtaf.
h la malson de Cotr dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge
Ma,di, e loems jor de Dseenfjye prohaia. 1850. b
null, la prophecies ei-aprss ddcrite appaftenant h
ia succession de Robert A.. Riley, reinforcement de
cefte Paroisse. decide, %sayoira
Nfgfesse eselaye NOMINEES Mary Ann agfe
30 ans, Ct Pesclave Maria, As6e d'en7i-
ron IS ans. Conditions dc Ia vente-Csmptart.
nov 0, Js. L. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

EyctnsteS TtckErs To r,r Wontp's
IiNatmrtoS-Ws afe happy to learn that
the rnterpfting horse Of q. w. Henry
" Co.. ct this city, Intend to iassc cabin
passage certificates for tho Industrial lsS.
hihItien to take place III London next year.
The tickets iet the excursion to Liver
pool anl back ARE 10 I've furnished ut the
low rrne OF 500. including every thinp
hnt wines mud liquors. The trips viii
commence with the packet ship Mary
iftnsalit, 70 sad on the 10Th March next.
Pai,irithba ,fg,p, INN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Succession Sale.

In The ppa1er Of Ae Saefessioa of RcB'r. 4. RftEY.
dneaaea, M f57, Probaee1
DY VIRTUE Of a Commission 10 me directed
from the sxfh Iuliciai District Court for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. State ff louisiana.
will be sold By the Undersigned Sheriff, at the
Court House door in the town Of Baton Rouge. on
Iinfsaay The ION day gf Uremher merit 1850. 1T ~
eAock u, the following described property belong
Ing toStne succession Of Robert A.. Riley, late Of
this Parish. deceased. 10 wit:
Negro woman, slave name1 Mary Ann aged
about 80 years. and slave Maria, aged, about, ~
years, Terms OF Saie-Cash.
nov 9. 81, T. r. MD.RIS Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
RIVER ENCE

TIE river has fallen al this place about four in
rhes during the week.
We are happy 10 SEQ that the fine steamer Con
eciiia has been raised. she passed here to day in
tow Of the Dell htst Dolphin
There has been h considerable rise in The upper
rivers as will lie perceived from the numerous at
rivals during The 3,ast lew days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
G. SIMON & BROTHER.

HAVE just received from the North and New
IL Orleans, carefully selected by one ofthe part
rers, a large and well selected assortment OF Dry
Goos.s. Clothing, Hats, Boots. Shoes. Hosiery,
blankets. &c, &c, to which they invite the at
fentioa of the planters and public generally.
Their goods are nep, and will be disgoaed of on
ths sso-s resaeaa Die tsYafs. ~ 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
,1Ionse. vat ish de nnilare

Mine Cot, the sorrel Wagon has run
away mid de green hos and proke the axel.
tree of de brick house. vat stands ny de
corner lamp post across de WY from dc mp.
pie trecs--run, Naupey, and stop dc dele.
graph. Mine Cot vat a beoples,'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

NEW nrSiiAn. ". J.. Joi,p 40. tIin.
MFssns. SANp:@ienilempi My wife suffered
with n distress AMI burning in lmf chest fpf ,narY
years. at,l my IN iel,iaf Wns afflicted from liet birth
with a iliii,uf III liet llmnli W. rsiisiilt.,l tatir,is
physicians. attl tried numerous remedies. without
tnttl, benefit. until wa leafl. ~tlsfppsli lev. THIS.
Davis, II the great t,sitirinpl value bf sanrl's Sa r
s%arhfi'la. TN his rsestni t,siilaiihn my wife md
daughter ,ltriiej IN tffi,,a u. aud sHtii experienced
permanent benefit. Ms daughters skin assumed =
tew ap,tanftirn entirely IRON, being rough. hard
mud srnlY, II nprnnsa stiniti, and spn4 My wifs,s
s%,iiIhfinss nra almost gone. md its 'Rp q slipft tins
hunger, il is my fftn belief. will produce q perfect
t'tifn, ht,fs. VIII ~ftsthft.
u. 4. HENbRlrkanV.
Pastor Of The Baptist Church. nj Tho
English Nsialh3fltpuls
~ Prepared and s',li. wholesale and retail by
4 H. & SANDS. Dfta 4ists md Chemists. 100
Fulton u. taffisr Of William, Naw York. Sold
also by Druggists generally Throughout The United
States aud tahhdas, lftts ~ per bottle elk hot
ties for Nj.
For sblp by GEO. NJ HERUMAS. Agent
nov !fSim
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

To jaws C.. OAfBs, ESQ
NOU are hereby notified TO put In complete tc-
pair, in all respects according to law, The road
and levee across the tract Of land owned by you
IN This Parish, fronting on the river and being si-
tuated between The lands Of Judge Winchester and
Robert L. Knox. The said work 10 be eomfnen-
ced in ten lays and completed by the Isl Of De-
eetiber next. w. ". LENNON, inspector
7th foad and leYee ward, w. .. Rouge. NOV 9, It.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
NOTICE,
Sixth Judicial District Conrt--parish
or East Baton Rouge.

WHEREAS Joshua Alexander Of the Parish
w Of East Baton Rouge. State OF Louisiana,
has applied TO said Court TO be appointed Admin
isfrator Of the succession Of his deceased wife,
ELIZA CHASER, late Of said Parish deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested
to show cause within ten days from the first pub.
LEGATION Of this notice. why the said application
Should not be granted. VI. MORENO,
nov 8, vt. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Aux Fashionable,

N oCSsET, TAilhfup, RE Lanfi. Baton
Re"ge, a l,honneur d'ioyiter les iashionables
4 venir visiter les marchanI,ses, les plus nouvel-
les an'il Went de teee vol lie France pot,r Ia sal
sen d'hisef, nov 10, emo,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
STATE or LOU !sIiNA.
Sixth.District Court. Il. Baton Rouge.


ENthtt IArLnS4
Di WRITE Of an oricr 10 tne directed from
40 the Sixth Judicial District Court for the Par.
ish Of East Baton Rouge. will be sold by the TN.
d~ersignea Sheriff Of said Parish, on Wednesday, fhr
2Th DAY eF Nd~ttitbtr, 1850, ut the store lately &C.
caried by the defendant IN the town of Baton
Rouge. Al il o'clock. A. NJ, the property attach
ed in the above entitled suit-consisting mostly Of
Gtoeeries-Tefns OF sple-Cah
nov 10. q. l.. C, MORRIS. sberir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Removal.

| M yards LinseY, Loyfell. ts4illpi tevstl.
w blankets, sraat linttse Lamps. Saddles
and skitintefs, Csha Knives; for sale by
sept. ~ A! MA1"rAs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
To the Gentlemen.

1t OrSSfr, FAsntoSAhtt IAthoH. Ianri S..
~. Baron E8nge, has the honor 81 inviting the at.
tehtiut OF amateurs 70 his splendid stock Of goods,
just received. suitable for The season.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Baton Rouge Wharf boat IIMes,

HErEtffNa, F%6RHt8Rbtvf & sTE.ijf-
BUiI Ht}IEET.
TIVE Undersigned have HE %ti'ets- -
J. tire to announce tls completion Lifks-Hs
Of their arrangements III fttitS ~ a4aNssssFF##ssas
the Baton liutiae Wharf lioatGtnd 'bat In afe
nosv PREPARED to transact ill httsiiass ttrfNhetet
with titir liua.
The Hotel viii ts under ths infringement Of
Col t. A PRATT. formerly Of he I~larnay House.
The other branch 6f The ~ltfsitiess s+ili he tuai-
htittel by William Markham Wlb will aiyt raf=
%titnlaf attention n the Shipping anl ltefti Firg n
Freight end such other business as t,say be left IN
their eare.
An agency FIR q nie1iyfs Line ri 't'eitefarli his
been established On heard The Wharf Beaf All
tiess asts leIiSmith the tiplefsls4el will In ief=
Watlet v+iti despatch
Sept u, tajotE MARKHAM h PRATT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
From Kentucky,
htFanmatotg Mrpbttism Chfa1

Hsht,sfttfs y: Ky July ~. tRta.
Mfseas. stvbs-tiHtilptiet, II il my inty IL
communicates facts III rplatitt, IL thu itenptirial 81
lprts pf Yuiif Sarsutf,liiln; nv wii4 was afflicted
vii, %inlaintha tihi, sui sbfaiiRss NJ tle s'rtnath If
the worst r%ltarittef; her limbs AMI chest weFe
much swYlet slth had constant lealatle. md
las, snfii,p was attacked severely titi, i,iflai,rutaitty
rheumatism The fnst medical mid .te runlI obtain
aHiried only mHiie''afY rrlief arrl while ~ Ills
situation. she heard a The tiiatY rphiarkatla tttes
aIEbtisa by the Use # Sands Saf safh trilla. md
rctntettretl its Use, which %ltrtiItbtl instant relief.
and Ices than sit huttlas entirely Removed nil tie
The atul,siral swelling md every Uiier itiianimatii-
nv symptom. restoring Iisf II ~rstiert lthHiilii !
senh this statement rs ~ att If Justice. believing
1t 10 he my ltty ~ encourage the suffering %laitiidtt
If the human fatnilF ~ ttse Sands satsalm FILA.
tt.,itl, ! believe Has tpt tafallel W lie catalogue II
medicine. with fee inss If insiitta gratitude, |
remain ya,if friend. SAMUEL !. lt4ltt4flt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Il al the Gytlu~intt ifhn

NEW ORLEANS, NV 7. IHIH
MEssRs. E,vtts-tlpltle,nAu-l take The li,attF
n spnlii,a ys,i q letiet Wliirt fia he Hf iittFHtt aisrp
To II bsp who mrs suffering Is ha We hnis. | feteit-
81 eteti lp,ieiit from Yoiit s. pnfiila having iaef
rtfa,l ~ q %t,,lair nfisf suffering sis fears! ltFte-
by tl,eafh,lly tpttiiY 10 the eut.l silatt If fuir tnari-
itinh. anil ! hope Tod will reward you Tor al The
a,tr,l te,t Laws done. A .l,ftrir tttasl, hid t,r-
n,euiei Inc day and night, and repeated atiatks II
Eyer ifiutaa inc ~ l,plipte that ! sltuHld die with
ti,istttn rtini ono Hay willie suffering u violent
attark Of burning iatef. q ffietti persuaded me az Try
yui'f iiic6iitl,a tahle medicine. bit ~ tell tbs truth. !
had nn confidence III II. finally t,,rt itaspl 4 htt:
tls. and Nv lis iSs and HE help ar tit1. ! tas fps-
10 lpttsf lpall, ii,an lnil ~Hfiiplel tf sit fenfs. |
q annui but bless The author Vt This admirable laeti
zine
With etsat fesrett, ! a,t. gentlemen.
Aeiit tim4tient eat want,
FElMiS t4llDEPAH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
TO SDOrtsmfn!

TIVE attention OF sp%atsppn Is called 10 The al
l. most NtMBrHtrss Articles ri The most an.
proved kind, such as-SfAEEte Cars, Safety Top
Powder FtAsss, Gane Baes, Shot PopGaEs. BE-,
&c. sold by G. A, HON. tafayaffe 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
4 .nSRAx.

TAKEN up by Col. Philip ilieky, q I'm,
l. bay maie, about i2a hands high, 60
reached main, branded, !. II. on the lett shoulder
aud The Same brand reversed, under The first. The
owner is requested TO come forward pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she viii be sold
according 10 law. II. l. WOLFE,
sep. 9lst 1t, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
ETAT DE L0lJSIANE--Cour DIN Six-
ieme District, Est Baton Rouge.
No zoo,
T. Ricou,
.ts

EMtttE LAcLoS.
LIN VERru dun orife 4 moi adressee par Ia
L. Cour au SiSieme District Jud,ciaire pour Ia
Pareisse d Est Baton Rouge. II sera vendn par IL
sousslgns Sherit lie Ia diie patoisse, Msrrrei', te &c
iohr II Noreut5rr, 1850. an magasin reinforcement
oeenpee par lie detenseur dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a Il heures du maiin, la prophecies a,taehe
dams 10 process sus-diie--consistant prenci pale.
ment EN- PROVISION etc.--Condition do la Vente,
Cpslntauf, nov lB. II. /. C.. MORRIS. Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Hats.
Fashionable CIoi,,;re,

n A.. Hon. is noW IN receipt Of t6pytaf stock
Of F8SHIONaBLE ELO7IfIN9 aud
FURNISHING G0ODS, comprising nearly ewes
~ article III the way of dress Suitable for The sess
son. Inev o.. G. A. tLOY, Lafa yette st.