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For virtues noblc7 view,
hy pfecept aud example too


say little or nothing Of these thnrs-you are
acquainted with them all bat must bring one in
torcsting Circumstance, Ices generally understood
before your attention, VIZ that the Improvement
IN teaching, IN travelling, in Newspaper. making
and population. getting s nothing in comparison
TO that which is taking place in witcbcraft. Thi.
is a fact. In 1854 there could only 20 found
throughout the whole Of New England, one miser.
able witch by name Ann Hibbins and shc was
old, ugly, and cross, and, therefore, naturally
enough, burnt on the plea that she had guessed
Laughter and applsusel your folks are rather
given 10 shrewd gueasing-a little too correc tly
that her III deeds, words. and looks, were the sub
Jet Of the naledictory comment Of two Of her
ncighbors Now, in 1880 gentcrncu there are in
New England thousands oi females notorious for
their wltchery, and who, instead of being aged,
loathsone, and repulsive, are young, lovely and
stuactivc-llaughter AMI ChefFsi i-witches who,
instead Of being committed to the hames 90 abou,
inllaming others, llsughtcrl and this With the
most perfect impunity, laughter and cheers
though they are perfectly well aware that tbey
Themselves and their charms are the daily. hourly
constant subject Of conversation TO all who have
TIE painful pleasure Of being acquainted wi in them
Lsughtsr.I nut ~ ls not only for the triumpbs Of
beauty thsl New knglsr.S is nov famous. II the
WED ehanls. still the classic need Of letters may
not DongfellOv and Tichnos place il their brow2
II the laurel elongs 90 thOse ho Wotthly narrate
well ss TO those who perform great deeds, has it not
been nobly gained by Sparks, Bancroft, and Pres
oott tChcers.l n high and honorable reputa-
uon is the natural reward Of varied requirements
and brilliant eloquencc, has il not been ss Justly
won, as II is modesiiy worn, by the accomplished
Everetb Loud cheering " the golden days Of
republican commerce are again 10 revive, and the
Medici Of America to vie in enterprise and munif-
eenoe with those Of Florence, may not nscribe up-
on the lst OF your lordly merchants the name. OF
Griswold, Grinncll, and Perkins, Of Appleton and
lawrence And II you gentlemen, are all anri-
ous TO possess the portrait of the finished gentle
man aud perfect senator, is there any more NJ
70 sat ior the picture than the descendant of that
distinguished governor who enjoyed the double
honor OF having contributed 20 the fret school,
and furnished, at his expense the hrst
barquc which belonged 70 that State OF which
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AVIS or THE LAST SESSION. few
IL copies Of the pamphlet edition Of the Laws
passed the last session Of Congress are for sale
at the Republic office. Oct O-u
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rI,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPosI-
il TORY of Useful knowledge, 1851. al addi
tional supply this day received. For sale by
TAYLOR a. MAURY,
Dec Is Booksellers, near 9th ct,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
FAMILY GROCERY s'ruRE.

rTNhn undersigned respect fully Informs The
L pub ic that he has removed IL his old s'and
ON Levse street, and has IN hand and Ii co1s.
te,itly receiving a larls ass ttuent oil srttclss
in the abovs line stnung which ~
SU0AK-Lousiana and Havana, doubled
Refined, crushed, and pow cred.
COFFEE 4 TEA-of various qualities.
FisH--Sardines, God fish, llAddouk, Macke.
rel and Hstrinns.
TDBACCC-ot difraren, qualities.
CIHARS--Cun,rnou ard Fine.
CANDLES-=Spefn, Star, stearin,, aud
Tsllow.
5OAp-Soda and extra Family SOAP.
SPlCE5~-Pepper, Cinnamon. Cloves, Nut.
meus, Mustard, and CAYENNE Pepper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Olives and Capers.
PKOvlStONS-F our, Pork, BEEF, Lard, b..
ron. Dried.beef, Bologna bausages and
beef Tongue.
CHEESE~%Hotiand. Chesh re and Western.
KETCHUPS-Tomato and Walnut.
DILS-Oiive, IL half hotties and battles, Lard
and Lamp.
FRulrS-Rsisins, curfsnts, Figs, Date. and
Brandied fruits.
NUTS--Alm nds AMI peca1s,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Spieed No. J..
WlNES-of va,inus qualities, Cod all Of all
kinds, Old brandy, Jamaica Rum, Hol
land Gin, Monongahels Whiskey, Lon.
dun Porter and Ale. #ft
Just received, 5000 papers Of Garden Seeds
from Wakenan snd Baauman, Pittsburgh, Il.
RISKY Il ca. New York, and thu shakers,
~plaasan, hill XIV.
Alsn an assortment Of Flower seeds.
have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin and
Pittshurg Coal. A. MONTAN.
april ~ ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
FRED. b. PAGE, M. D. =
Physician and surgeon.

In. PAGE, formerly Of New Orleans,
- and who has hal al extensive general
prac ice for many years past in Ascension
and The adjoining Parishes, has removed 10
Baton iotgs with his family, for a pettna.
nent residence. He off RI his Professional
8, rvtces 10 his friends, ~eitizens and planters,
and th"ir calls will be promptly stte nded 10.
Office and reside, CO on Laurel street
opposite the residence Of A. L.. Duncan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
BATON ROUGE COLLEGE, La.

M. and Mas. FORD assisted by their Daughters,
will open . SEMINARY for the education Of younx
Ladies', NJ tho above place 10 commence on Monday
tie 6M, rov. next. From their long experience nrsd
previous success, they faiter themselves that they
will no abls 10 establish q School ofihs frat order,
and 70 merit the patronage Of Baton = ouge, and the
neighboring country. Hs8.2 g
Besides teaching the usual and higher English
branches, they Instruct IN the French, latin German
srd Italian languages, Driving and Painting, with
Music. vocal and Instrumental, on the Piano, Harp
and Guitar. y
The esninsnce Of their Dsughtem In Music was
acknowledged in Philadelphia, and ut Richmond In
Virginia. They are we'll known as accomplished
musicians In New Orleans and Mississipp.
They can give reference 70 people Of the first rcs
pectabiliy Ut New Orleans, ard 1t Natcbez and it,
neighbo, hood and 6asser themselves that they have
gained already some friends in Baton Rouge.
Terms, for a period 81 FIVE Months, from entry.
instruction in English under 10 years, 90 90
Instruction In English. over iOyears, Is 90
Languages other than English, each, 10 60
Drawing, Painting, 10 90
Music. 80 90
Applications may be Addressed in the mean time 70
them, u The z. T. Academy, Washington Mississippi.
Concordia INrELLicEScER will please copy until
the 5th November l649.
SEPT. ~ n36tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
CARPETS RUGS AND MATS.

w. d, PHILLIPS Il BKDTHER,
are now receiving A beau ifol assortment, Of
3 Ply and veniian Carpsting, alan, Binding,
Mats and Rugs, all VI which IRE bought rom
one Of the largest companies In the United
States, and At vsfy low prices. Those In Want
will d. veil to give ~ a call. N
oct ala Y. 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
STATE or LOUfSIANA-Parish Of
E,asf Rsann Rnhns.


BY virtue uf an nrdef issued by Thomas
Deyall, President ri he Police Jury fur The
parish Of East Baton Rouge.
An election will be held on the I'D Mon
DAY Of MAY next, in the following Police
Jury ward, In each Of which 10 elect one
me ,,ber, to represent the same In the Police
Jury Of this parish. cad election to be held nj
the PAGES designated, and presided by the
following ward commissioners, according ID
law 10 wit:
In wa-d M. 8, A. the house If T'hos. De.
vail, presided by John Began, II. Carl and J.
Alexander, Senr.
In ward No. O. Al the hnufs Of James G.
Dawson. presided by William Thodas, Geo.
David and w. II. Gayle. E.
In ward M. o. At the house OF Thomas
Mile, presided by Thomas N lie, Gilbert bal.
gre, and Alfred Duplantiet.
In ward No. 10. At the house Of William
NJ. Mat n, presided by w. q. Wfi vit, l g.
phen koberts, and M,i,in Youngblood.
IN ward No. II. Az the house Of John
Dart"l, Senr. presided BY John Bartel, Sepr.
WIN. Vaughan and q brown.
In ward No. IL, At The house Of JOIN n.
vancoutt. presided by d. II. Penny, Joseph
Ga,es and A. Stokes.
ap2O. l.. G. MORRIS, Sher n.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned would beg leave Ia
tender his grateful acknowledgements, ~ his
friends and the public generally, for the
liberal share Of patronage, he has received
since In business, and would Inform them
that he 10 desirious Of closing his old bust
ness, up to the LIST Of January last, and
would again earnestly request oil those
indebted to him, either Ivy note or open
account, 10 come forward without delay.
and pay the same, otherwise they will he
placed In the hands Of Officers for imme-
date collection.
He takes this opportunity Of informing
his friends and the public generally that
no will continue business at his Old Stand
and will Genuine himself more particularly
to a Grocery, Produce H. Provision bust
ness, and will sell for cash aud cash only.
; Jan. 2oth, 1850. II. v. BABlN.
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NOTICE.
The subscriber being DESTROYS 10 change
his business, offers fur sale the following ".
ticIes Ut cost:
~ racks coffee !; 400 bis. -four 50 hall do
so kegs lard; 100 kegs assorted nails
100 barrels whiskey.
Brandy, Wine ; Gin ; Anisette ; Swee, Oh,
10 quart and pints ; Tobacco Rice !; Plain and
canvassed Hams Clear sid"s. Dried eef;
Clark's best Mat he's. &r, &c.
The notes on the following B .nks taken At
par, also claims against the palish Of E. Baton
Rouge. ~ Y i5BA
Missouri, Kentucky,
Ohio, Tennessee,
ALBANIA, Indiana.
40 27tf THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
|. CHANDLER. ;
! Resident Dentist,
NATION ROUGE Ia

III Az removed his onice to the Office formerly oceu.
pied by Dr. Beaumont to, Laurel between Main
and Third s'ree'sl where he IL prepared to perform AL
operations pertaining to hia profession according to The
latest sctenttiit improvements in the art, and warrant.
oil durable.
rersons ,iesiring his services in tSe county, can
transmit their order by mail or otherwise. when
prompt attention will he given, to the distance Of thirty
miles.
He IL prepared 70 insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
from one to entire setH, either with or without nrti6.
csl gums, or with or without atmospheric pressure,
'as circumstances may reqnirel =
lie administers the Letlleon and the Chloroform.
by mnnns oi which he can extract teetl, without the
leaat pain TO the patient.
T"oth.nchc, ca,ised by exposure Of the nerve. reliev.
I'd, and tho nerve destroyed. without pain.
His charges are no higher than other experienced
and sktlfa| operators, and can he seen on a printed
ratd, at HE room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

beware OF cotinterfeits ard limits tions --syrsps and
other prep fHtiops Of Wild Ckeery. Remember.
thsy only i~fpItsts In naine without possessing ihs
virtues. buy Dune but the genuine and trisinsf.
DIX. W1SrAHs BAISAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
Signed Stamford a Park TN the wrapper .
round each bottle.
b1~ Sold wholesale and retail. bv
C0VIL ~ MEAD, It3. Cha,fss stfss,s,
tetween Cont and 81. Lotiis, New Orleans. Gsnsssl
Agents ff the southern States.
Sold also by
II J, Wsddil, Ciso. A.. Pike, Baton ltsugs.
H. Richards, flaatefains.
Ttfoth N Irwin, Port Hudson.
A. O. Newport, Moot Willing.
A. ca. Bayou Sara.
J. II. Wright. Gtseustrmrg.
Harrison. Northon n Co, Springfield.
L Camotis. Donaldscnsille.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

T. sou. siRDe a pbonneur dc pre- enir les
- ci'oyen. do ceite willie, et des enyirons,
gull Wien, d'ttab II une Drasaetis du coin dc
Norh boulevard ct Ut. Joseph, ct quiz sera
\ meme de ton,nir d pattir de &c jour, On
Rros Oh detail, Ale, Table Beer, garaDtie
pure OF dc boune qualils.
Aass', Levure ct aonrrituro pour bcst;aux
mAr23tf ALEX. NJ. MARTIN. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
Fl. w. JONES.
States for Sale,

II RESPECTFULLY informs the ctixsns Of
~ East and West Baton Rouge, that he Ia
IN daily expectation Of = lot Of States, and
that he vii always keep on hand 4 60 d As.
soriment Of various sizes. lie will also en-
gage to lay thu States VIII never desired, at ~
modern . terms ~ possible.
Ordets LEFT at bis yard, corner II Boule.
ward and Lesss streets will b. promptly At.
tended In. msr2J4-2m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
FOR SALE.

(On account Of departure.)
The undersigned offers tor sale ~ liberal
terms his valuable property situated on the
corner Of ~. Lou. . and America streets,
near the Court.house, .hop, on,.houses, s,a-
bic fc. A br ok ~ide-ws k 10 made in front
Of sad dwelling. and beautiful oaks planted
on the south aud cas-, Of said property.
; y. HYATT.
s. Hyatt, informs those who have left guns.
pistols, knives, or other articles to be repair.
cd, to call for them 10 thirty days from ,h,.
date. otherwise they will DO sold to pay ex.
penses If said repairs.
AptU @. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
FEM IL INSTITUTE.
No. asa Camp street.
Conducted NJ
DR.. AND MRS, MAUAuLAY

~ N n AZ " ~ D. IA Az n v II a i i,
TNAE whole School 10 under tho personal
- supervision Of Mrs. MAcAuLAy, snd the
higher classes IN the Literary and Scientific
Departments are instructed by Dr.. MAcAuLAr,
whose time and attention are exclusively de-
voted 10 the dnties Of the Institute,
The School Is 81 arranged ~ 10 make II
both an Engiish and q French school. The
Senior French Department Ii under tho difee-
lion Of a g%entlenan, a native Of France and
the Junior, under that If q French lady, ons
Of whose duties IL 70 attend the pupils dnting
Il cir recreation on the playground, and IL
assist them In eonvorsing Familiarity in The
French language. That the young ladies' may
DO able not only to read and write ths language
with ease and correctness, but that { ,sy may
acquire tho p 'wsr Of converting in II with fsci.
lily. every lesson 10 made 4 lesson in French
conversation.
The School, IN respect 10 English studies,
IS divided into three Departments: The Pr
mary, tho Junior, and The Senior and The
cias-i6ca ion Of these Depsrtnen 's 10 DETER
mined by proficiency in a.tai anenis rather
than age. The ain Of the Principals II 10
conduct their pupils through a Systematic
course " stadies, affo ding at the same time
Il progressive knowledge and a progressive
discipline Of the mind snd ampIs arranged
mems have hecn made for tho instruction Of
pupils Of every age and grade of int lee tusl
culture. v
The School hours for Day Scholar. srs
fr,n 0 to 9, with proper in,erva' : for rest and
,ecreation. Day l,oafders and half lay
Boafders, are required 10 remain I'LL I to
pref, re their lessons for the next day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
BATON ROUGE.
EN- y Il

NJ rs. READ respectfully inform. her friends and
~ patrons, TINT the stujies at the above 4 Q IN inary
will BE- resumed on Monday ne IN Of September.
la4g, ~ which time she will bs happy 10 meet her
former pupils and such other youia Ia Ties a. may be
in,fusted 10 her charge. Mrs. Heat will continue to
devote het especial care and attention, ~ the educs.
tionat interests Of her pupils, and hopes to merit and
receive the satne generous confidence I'd support Of
Parents and Guardians. with which Ane has hereto.
fore been hotiofed.
Term. made known, on application at the Seminary.
.an, ktf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

NkFI, q, Iolt.
nr. I. Chandler We have recently seen \ very
fine piece Of workmanship in Dentistry, executed
by this gentleman. It Ia a plate Of gold with teeth
inserted, to ill up a vacancy In il par, Of the iaw and
1alate, which had been eaten away by n caneerous
disease The individual for whom II was done, had
been suffering for a considerable time. fom an I'M
s'ghty FALLING in Of n portion Of his cheek and lin,
which horribly ~disfigured him The substitute fur.
ished by the des,rous hand of the Dentist, is 80 e.
t,scidal as perfectly 10 hide the ravaees made by tho
disease; al tie same time, il suhserves adeairahly tho
art.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

@ nnc, 4. 1876.
nrSrsrHy DR.. 1. Chandler, - We beg to ScnIi
attention to the advertisement Of d.. Chandler, In nm
other column. DR. CO. professional meri, nv We have
had occasion TO experience. Is Of the highest orsler ;
in mechanical dentistry, he is unsurpassed by any
we have ever known. hs work heins executed Of The
inost scientific principles. and put out Of hi. hand in a
style Of fnish that rendered II an object. Of plcating
%intercst even 10 the eye light. elegant, and yet dur
able, For the minor operations Of his art, such as
inserting. filling. scaling and estrac,ing, he hns a hand
of rare address md deiicacy,- We heartily commend
sur friend. to No. 3 ChartreRs street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
STATE OF LUUISiANA-Parish Of
East Baion Roupe.

by virtue Of III order Issued BY T'hom4s
DEVIL, Presiden, Of the Police Jury for tho
parish n East Baton Rouge.
An elect on will be- held cn MONDAY
the l3rH day Of MA Y 1850. a, The house Of
Col. Phillip Hicky, IN Police Jury ward No.
3, of said par'.h, for The purpose Of e%lectioe =
mem er 10 I'll The saee 'ry N the police Jury
If said parish. occasionel by The resignation
,f John Caldwell j.. said election to be held
by the ward commissioners appointed by the
police Jury fr that purpose, and returns
thereof to BE- made by them according to law.
l.. G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Nav 1 1RED.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge--SirM
Judicial District Court.
Antoine Cayelies

No. 227
Chas. Davenport, Adtor. ct al
BY ir'ue Of a decree entered in the
above entitled suit, by the Sixth Judicial
District Court. for the parish If East Baton
Rouge. will be sold hy the undersigned
Sheriff, on THURSDAY the 10th day of
MAY next, at the Court house door. in the
town Of Baton Rouge, at IL o'clock H.,
for CASH the slaves herein after men,
toned, belonging jointly to the plaintiff
and defendant, to wit
OKPHILlA AMI BETSEY.
l.. e. NORRIS, Sheriff.
April 18th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
SETTLE Upl

THE Undersigned request. All those WIN
are indebted to him ~ ON up and settle
Immediately, o. otherwise their accounts " i'll be
placed in the hands of o proper ofhte TO ba
collected according TO law. .
April 27tl, ls4g. FREDERIC ARBOUR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
~MERCHAAErB' Y PLANTERS

MERCHAAKts' u PLANTERS
ssMUTUAL)
COMP AMY.
Permanent Fand, By act Of tAcofpora-
ton, 100000.
d Directors
VIM. faushlin. G, \. Cutter,
Cuthbert Bullit,, Adm. vanbibbss.
Joseph Menari, In. Sxytnanski,
Elliott Hebb,Bs, 6. A. Buckley.
Peter Marcy, Win. II. pattisun,
Kendall Dunbar, VIM. Christy,
Saiaasl J~slplson, Charles Pride.
WIN bAIlGl1LtS, President.
CurHssRr BubLirr, Wire President.
Jos. NasH, Actuary EDWARD RAwIE. solici.
tor WIZ. CHsisrY. Notary JoHn y. Hpausr. NJ.
d., Examining Physician, Baron kouaE.
The Merchants and Planters l%nsurante Company
having All amount subscribed In cash aud we'll nc.
cured notes. AMPLY sufficient for oil contingencies, II
now prepared 3, receive applications and mike in.
surance at The Office of their agent ON Fire, Marine,
and River Risks, and also upon the lives Of white
persons and slaves.
~ II Company In Establish on the Mutual prinri.
pie Of insurance, whereby every person ~insnring
with II becomes Interested In its success. . and ito PRO-
fits IRE divided among its customers, payable In cash,
instead . fse,ip.
WIN. r. PIKE. Agent
March l4th, 1885,. GIN. o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
FRESH PROVISIONS.

so blk. SD erfne Flour.
3 Casks Plain Hams. 4.
8 d, Shays Sugar Cured fians.
3 Pierce's Dried bret.
A quaeti'y Of Died venison,
30 Sacks Salt,
"a dozen broom,
" dozen Market baskets, assorted s:sss,
9 do ! Gallons Demijohns.
8 do B do do
10 boxes salsratus, butter, Goshen and wet.
ern,
B boxes soda.
Pilot bread, soda crackers, butter crackers
- boxes Goshen Cbeese
A. MOJrAN, near the ferry.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
SUMMER GOoDs.

THEOPIIiLE. pESEGUY Informs tho
public that he mas just received .fraHa
France and from the North, a large assars-
ment Of FANCY AND DRY GOODS sal.
table for the seascn, which he offers 1t rea.
sonab Q prices.
rStare on the corner Of La.rs.t~ mi
LAUREL streets, Bascn nuuge. '@is.ssk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA, .
Parish Of West Baton Rouge StrM
District Court
BENJAMIN LAseHv.
JAMES i,EvAli

D. JAMES DEvALh.
ny virtue Of a writ Of feri foeias to me- di.
~ rec'ed from The honorable the Sixth u g..
trtct Court for the parish OF West Baton
Rouge, State aforesaid, will he expo#ad by
the undersigned Sheriff. At public auction. to
she last and highest bidder. Oh @y'e premises, On
L. Saturday The Isl day Of Juge, nert 1850
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, A ceftt III tract Of and
situated in This parish. containing rne arpent
front on the Mississippi Rivef.Ewth a dcltI, OF
eighty @peats, between parallel lines hound.
I'd above by lands of A. II, lamon aud below
by ,hos Of said James Devall, Senr., together
with thu crop Of corn and Gang Rr wing on
the same, which paid Land was surrendered
by defendant lames Devall, to safety The iudg.
rnent, Interest and costs fe,detc cd Ia the above
entitled cause,
Terms Of Sdle-CASH.
N. W. POPE, Dept Sheriff.
spril 30, 1850,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11

A splendid article Of Ladi.s Silver Dress
ing Combs, If every description, Hair,
Clcthes and To tn Brushes, Pc. ket Knives,
Ncissars, Looking Glasses. Backing, Walking
Sticks, etc. For sale At v. HEBEET. =
arti'6.lr. d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-11
TO THE

NEW GOODS.
Just received and for sale by the un-
dersigned.I
Ladies' cotored and black kid Gloves.
Parasols and Fans,
Plain and Figured Bareges.
Small Figured and Embroided Mualms.
Assorted Gingham..
Straw Bonnets and Ribbons tALL SIZESJ
Plain and colonred Mating,
Also a beautiful assert nent Of Bobbins,
Thread Laces, tEdging and ~lnserting) &c, DC.
All Of which are now ready and
waiting for CASH sales.
AS To CHEAPNESS a. QUALITY
only ask for a fair trial, a. all purchasers will
be convinced that nv GOODS possess
those eminent qualities; I do not
publish n TARIFF
Of my prices, but simply ask YOU TO call upon
aprll6.iy. JOSEPH SIMON.