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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dune commission h moi adressee par
IL Ia Cour du Sixierne District Judiciaire dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, Fiat de la
Louisiana, J'offrirai en- vente p~ubiiGas nj, plus
haut cncherisseur, h Ia maison dc Cour dams Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, Maraih 22ne Jonr n 0etob,s,
1850, h midi, la ~propri6t6 ~ci-aprss deeriie. up
partenant h la succession do WisliAm LIZ sonEn-
RAN, de Ia dit paroisse, decide, savoif: Deux ter
rain dc terre dams cette partic de la vile de Baton
Rouge, arpentG par Il. Beauregard, DECIDE. d6signG
sur 10 plan supplement- de la dit vile, par Nos. / ct
10 de Filet No 3. Conditions DE- la pente-La moi
tie compliant, ct la balance b TN credit dun ans,
ayec securite personnelle ct hypotheque retenu
~jusqu'au parfait Placement. L. c. MORRIS,
sept. 81, 5fs. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
New Orleans Markets.

NEw OR1eArs, Oct. II.
Corfor.-Not much animation In the cotton
market. :Middling, t3ial3s Miidling Fair, i3t
ala Fait iiiai4i
fair to prime, and 2s to acc for reboiled mclasses.
FaouR This article ranges from a. 50 to
no % pei, Dbl.
Mess POM ranges from 40 10 10 eli per Dbl
r." CoFrEs brings i2c per ID
LAap-Prime, IL per ID
WaisKtt-Rectifed sGAa97c per gal,
BAtex-iClear stiles, q TO SIC per H., shoulders
5le per H.
FREiEnts-Ohe American ship taken for Liv-
erpuol al III for cation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Avis,

HUKFfU bfsSF HUb1fEuR,
Bar1r Horsn. le IL aeptsnbre, 1896.
TsOGTEs personies ne resident point dams les
L Psruisse on districts fatresentatifs ci-apfes
NOMINEES. IT Giant proptietsires lie terres OF ter
rain, Y sitiees, sott par le present n%otifees, que
des lisiss de css t,foprietts tht etc ieposes All bt-
reau de pAtditett. par les Shefifs et COLLECTORS
lie taxes, ct que 81 les taxes d'Etat, dues slit res
prophecies pour lann6e 1919, ne sont pas psyees
aux dts sh6tys ~ CaYeteurs lie taxes dams les
trente jo,irs gai ~sIivfont Respiration dn present
avis, les dts prophecies seront v%enlues, ct,nfarrne.
nett aux sections 81 ct Sd de laete No 1914. ap-
preuve lie u Mars 1860, ihtitult "Atte pour po,ir-
voif Al, mode dasseoir ct lie collector Ia taxe dams
Get Etat.N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
RIVER u =.

The river, the past week has fallen six
inches ahd for the last twenty four hotts 1t has
remained on a stand. 1t is CIV thirty feet three
inches below the high water mark Of 1sig.
We learn BY papers of The 10th, frotu Louisville,
that the Ohio is still falling and the smallest boats
with freight. are compelled to Use lighters.
We learn that the upper Mississippi was rising
slowly. s,lhe river at Memphis has risen about
eighteen inches.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Yourselves for Cold Weather,

~ A. lion, still continues 10 offer great in.
~ dueetnents TO the purchasers of READY
MADE CLOTHING, Of al grades and quail
ties, no one should buy what they want in the
shape of Clothing without first calling on G. A..
lion, for there is no Store IN baton Rouge where
they have as large, well cut and made stocks. the
goods are all fresh and warranted in every respect
which is something thai other houses dare not do.
Also boys Clothing Of all kinds, those in want Of
good Goods should repair for the outfit. Loot. 1tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Information Wanted.

NJ the whereabouts Of PATRICK MAEEDY,
~ aged 30 years he left the city Of New York
shire, intending to 81 10 California by way Of
New Orleans. When he was last heard from it
was by letter dated At Baton Rouge, on the ist
December last, when he was employed In a
carriage factory, Amy information Of him will
he n,ust thankfully received by his wife. by note
IT otherwise, left Of The office Of Messfs. Me
CONOCHIE h D0NNELL, Zig Common street
N. q. [oet II, 2t.
~ Gazette, at Baton Rouge, copy and send
bill 10 this sfiee-Ptrayune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

A ete conduit 4 Ia ge6le de Ia Parcisse 4
II dOuest Baton Rouge, lie sme jour de- Sept. N
1850, I'm Negro lco,Seur grifs,) gui s'appelle *
ISAAC, Age denviron 20 ans, 6 pied ct 8 pouces
de hauteur plus on mioins, ~eicatrisse sur la jouix
Ell os,,il dfoit ct dill quill appartient a Mons. Maun-
sci White, 4 Ia Nouyelle Orleans. lie propri6tai4
re ct prizes de SO coniofmez 4 Ia loi, eli ,~etirer lie
dit Negro. r. G. BLANCHARD,
sept. ID, Gu. Ge6lier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
!. W. QuIGGINs,
Boot and Shoe establishment

Ldfe " B0NtsftIle, HY.,
HAVING purchased the shoenakine sAhf
i establishment heretofore owned ly
litorms tile public that he will continue the business
N all liz branches. IN the sl.1s formerly occupied b.,
&. E. T,ittte. on t~aate.te Streets.
lie will always KEEP 9i ilahl q variety " Ladies'
Misses phd Hehtetieht 4 sftttes Btoaats, tioo,s, DE-,
principally Of hs own Manufacture. Hin work will
BE- wa ffanted.
fle p~aifofiase ofthe public IA respectfully solicited.
ihi.A q IN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
NOTICE.
Sixth Judicial District C~onrt--Pariyh
Of Easf RatOn ROupa.

WHEREAS Henry G. Young and Win. Ran.
w aldson, Administrator Of the estate Of las.
A. Ranaldson deceased, have fled in the office uf
the undersigned Clerk Of said Court. an account
Of distribution Of the funds Of said estate.
Notice Ii hereby given 10 all persons interested
to shew cause within ten days from the first publ.
cation of this notice, why the said account should
not be helnolagated, and the administrator author
ized 10 make a distribution In conformity thereto.
oct 10, CIV. NJ. MORENO, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Notice,


AuDifsH's DRIFTS. BAt5N Httat,
September ~, tstU.
A LII persons not residing within the Parishes
II or representative districts hereinafter tatned
ahd owning landed property therein. are hereby
notified, that lists Of statements NJ The saifa, have
been returned to The Auditors Office, by The dlf-
ferent SllefitFs and tax collectors, and thai II The
State taxes, dte thefeeti lef tha year 1910, In NH
paid to said Shirts n Jas CoReyeys, within thit-
iy days after the expiration Of this advertisement
said property will Be sold, pursuant, 10 sections
10 and 81 Of net Mo igd, approved OF 2ist March
1850, entitled "Ah del FOR The assessment and col
lection oi taxes in this State.o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Succession Sale,

DY virtue Of a commission to me directed from
- the Sixth Judicial District Court In and for
the Parish OF East Baton Rouge, State Of Louisiana.
! will offer for sale ut public auction to the high
est bidder, at the Court House door In the town
Of Baton Rouge, m 7aesfay The q , duy1 Oaobey,
1850. at IL O'Clock, NJ, the following described
property belonging TO the succession 81 WIttdAm
LIZ SatEHRAN, late Of this Parish, deceased, to wft:
Two Lots Of ground situated in that section ofthe
town Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late i.
Beanregard, designated on the supplementary
plan Of said town, by Nos. one and ten Of square
No three. Terms If Sahe--One half cash, and the
balance on Il credit Of twelve months, with per-
sonai security and mortgage retained until final
payment. L. G. MORRIS,
sept. 81, 5ts. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Avis,

r E sousigne administrator de Ia succession de
IL JULIEN GAupEAu, dOuest Baton Rouge, dom
ne avis que tous ceux endetee All dit defunt de
faire immediate payment au sousigne, ct ceux qui
ont des reclamations contre la succession du de-
funt de les presentes ddment certife, au sousigne
au a sont Avocat, J. NJ. Brunot.
J. GATDEAU, ia.
ociohre IL, 3fs. Administrators.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Ten Dollars Reward,

pANhWAY from the woodward Of Hem 4
IL derson Brothers, I'm The 9Th instant, d n,u- }SS
latto man, named WILSON, aged about ss 81
years, about 8 feet ! or = inches In height, slender
make, has a front tooth wanting on the upper jaw,
has beard unshaved for several weeks. Has a
d~oveIieast difident look when spokeD to, and &C.
casionaliy moves his heal sideways while speak
ing. The above reward will be ,,aid for lodging
him In any jail.
,,, in ii, ur1.ptrEN fENntuunS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
COHN 4 OPpENHEIM.

. EsPECTFULLY esfl the at s<kMa.
IN t~tn,iei Of The thblie III tteft .El#$XaA
advertisement IN another et1urtM, MlMGNMT&N.
and ls~y wing inst received II, addition MkSnm&X8
to theft large seleetsi ssset, q further supply Of
choice and fashionable goals, selected with care
fot tljs market. They haye on hand 4 splendid
stock ~
Fancy h staple Dry Goods.
ClothiHg, stpses. Hats and perfnnery. which In
style, q,fs1itt atl eheapness, not s%rrpasssd in any
establishment IN The South.
IT. Call strl Judge for yourselves at The Bee
Hise Store
Corner ~ bafa yette and Laurel streess kstsner.
~ u. La''t't'e's. jtme 3 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Groceries.

Groceries.
HAVE Just received Mt the Planters Store.
4 John shay.s, sugar cured Hams, plssin Hams,
Shoulders and Middlings, 3
Sperm and Star Candles.
Winchesters' Boston Soap, first 1uality)
Starch, Indigo, Nutmegs, &c,
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Salt, Butter, Lard and Flour.
Pickles. Preserves and Brandy fruits,
Loaf, brown and crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, jamaica Rum,
Port, Clarei, Medaria and~ Champaign wine,
Anniseit, Rose and Peppt. Cordial,
Old Rye and rcctifed Wniskey,
Rio Lagnira Havana vt, Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails, Hoes, Plonghs, Spades and Shovels,
Holion lin and Crockery-ware,
Glass, China and Earthen-wre,
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle wick.
With a general assortment Of Hardware and Cut
lery. M. b. WOLFE.
july 40, ly. No. Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

WAS COMMITTED 10 the Jail of West q
w Baton Rouge, on, the 9Th day Of septetn- N
Der. 1850, a negro mHu (griHe colorl who a.
calls himself ISAAC, he is about &c years old, s
feet g inches high, more or less, has a scar on the
right jaw and another above the eye, and says that
he belongs TO Col Maunsel White. in New Or
leans. The owner is requested 10 comply with
the law and take him away.
sept. ia, ct. FL BLANCHARD, Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
rEIyrQ

Beware VI cothterfsits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard
all other preparations Of Wild CHEEKY. Remember,
they oIily initiate In natne without possessing the
virtues. Buy nor,e but the genuine md original.
DIR. Wlstar's 1sa1sam Wild Cherry
Signed 'Ssndford u Park" Oh the wrapper a.
round each bottle.
or Sold wholesale and retail, by
SCOVIL n MEAD, I1J. Chay,res streets.
between Cont and ~. Louis, New Orleans, General
Agents for the Southern States.
SoId alro by
II 2. Waddil. Geo. A. Pike, Baton Ronxs.
A. r.. Richards, p~iaquemine.
T,roth " Irwin, Port hudson.
A. q. Newport, Mount Willing.
Ball " to. bayou Sara.
J. II. Wright. Greensbotrr.
Harrison, Nortlon a. Co, Spriprf.H.
L. Gamotis. Do,aldsonyilie. june sIy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Tethe Public Generally,

WE HAVE just fersiyed a splendid assert.
w trent of Ctottttau; to which we invite The
especial attention Of our friends. Our stock eotir
sists in part of@~superfne, Black, Blue, Brown,
Gfpen and Olive Trock Dress and Sac CoAts.
Also, Thread, Blanket Cassinere and Flushing
toa1s, Boys Coafs, n large variety. Our stock
Of fine and coarse = tafAIt,rss aiil vksfs IL ahs
surpassed III town both fot quality ind tlieapness,
Cali and examine fpt yourselves.
oct 10. G. sIHON & BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
MARHlED,

On the 10th instant, by John h Duffocq. .. r.
Mr., MtuiEb HstNtNs 10 Miss MARY spoosr,
both Of this Parish. D
by L. A. Walker, D. p, on the roth instant. Mr.
PAW BsatRaSp, To Miss MAaY Ann RoeivsoS,
all oi this Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

DE1NG In prssessicn Of most c%etprls.e assert.
- niHnt Of Fanev Ahb sfaphR bay Goor,s. all
Of which have been carefully selected BY VAIN
themselves, with the advantage Of feceiv &;flsa9s1K
ing FROM their residing partner in rtiladel- TR
phia per every steattter. all goods or The most an.
proved descriptions and in point Of Style. Patterns
Colours, and Variety, they feel warranted in say.
ing they are equal to the best, and will be sold n
cheap as the cheapest. without ~boasting Of ci,al.
lerge, they NEST respectfully solicit the %rattie,,-
lar examination Of their stock from their old Gus.
TONERS and the public generally, consisting III part
as follows:
Dress Goods,
Solid Colored Monseline de LANES, and Cash.
n1eres. solid cold French and English Merinos.
Black and cold Canton Cloths and Alpacas. rich
figured lnpttseline de LANES and Cashnieres. riel,
Paris printed Cashmere d'1Tcosse. rich Paris cold
and white Grape. rich Paris Satin plaid t~iafeees
and TissiIes, also n fine assortment Of Plaid tonIs.
consisting Of Raw silk, silk and wool, and pure
wool, all newly imported and ri,enmncnly cheap.
Small plaids and Dress Goods for children in every
variety Their stock Of silks cannot he sprras4
set by any other establishment for elegance and
beauty OF design, the patterns being entirely new
Shawls
White and cold Embroidered Canton, Grape plain
and rich figured cashmere and broehe extra ausi.
ny; "htA HiefiHo anu cAsDlfeFe SHaWlS v, y, ~
and 10 quarters.
eli m h r0tderies,
Fine assortment ofeollafs with CuH,, French work,
rich embroidered collars with chemisetts, extra
rich valen ciefne collars with muslin themselves.
rich embroidered linen rainbric handherchiefs.
late and embroidered muslin, eapes 1T entirely
new style, Infants embroidered robes. very hand
some, a very large assortment Of muslin edgihgs
and insertings, cotton, thread, and linen bobbin TO.
Hosiery,
Ladies black and white ilk hose, ditto raw silk,
Black and cold cashmere hosiery, super quality,
bleached and ulbleached cotton hose, all prices,
rhjldrens silk. cotton and wooden hosiery all Of
sizes. Ladies' silk. cotton ami nerino vests. Gents.
silk. merino and cotton shirts and draws, cold and
brown cotton, mefino and wool, half hose.
Linens,
A fine assortment Of Richardson's nndressed
Irish Linen, heavy Linen shirtings Of q, 3. 10, and
fg quarters, table Napkins all sizes, satin darnask
table clothes and napkins, fine table damask,
Huckaback and bird eye Loweliings.
+ anneIs,
White red and .illow fannels, game do, silk
warp fannels, very fine and suitable for infants
and warranted not 10 shrink, also, a most complete
assortment If Goods for Planters, such as Kerseys,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and Georgia Plains, also
n very large lot Of blankets, q heavy and superior
article, all of which were purchased previous to
the advance and can liz disposed of Ut very low
rates. Isept ID I'll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Baton Rouge Brewery,

TNHE undersigned has The honor to inform The
J. public that his bre avery Is again in operation,
and that he will always have on hand, jeEH and
ALE by the barrel, half barrel OF II, bottles, Of the
best quality. Also TE.asT' and FEED.
OCT 10, 2fs. ALEX. Sf. MARTIN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Notice.

TINE subscriber, administrator of THE succession
l. of JULIEN GArpEAu of West Baton Rouge,
request all those indebted to the deceased to make
immediate payment to the subscriber, and those
having claims against the succession of the de.
ceased to present them duly authenticated to the
undersigned, or to his Attorney Jas. NJ. Brunot.
Oct. IL, 3ts. J. GAUDEAU, JR., Ad'tor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

y soussigte a f%l,ot,r'enr lie p~revenif lie pub.
- liuue que sa Brassetie ast lie ro,tvsatt I'll pps
p~efation ct uull aura CONSIGNMENT en- main BIER.
RE. aLE par batil, demi bafil. Ell Ell bo,teille de
bonnie lualite.
levure ct n%outiture pour hestiaux.
oct. 10, vt! AbEx. ST. MARTIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

On the 10th instant. Mr.. JOHN " AKIN, aged
~ years, q native Of New Jersey, and for the las,
six years u ,esi,lent Of Baton Rouge.
Bg~NeW Jersey papefsep please copy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
y r ia

TAKEN up by Col. Philip Hieky, a fAuz,
l. bay mare, about i2t hands Hieb. NpyyA
reached main, branded, r. II on The let shoulder
and tho same brand reversed, under The first. Tbs
owner is requested TO come lorward pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she will be sold
according to law. II. L WOLFE.
sep 2Ist 81. Eunosr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

TIVE undersigned have this day entered into
Co-p Partnership, nildpt The style Of Larguier
Il Latipte, for the purpose Of carrying o, a gen
eral hardware business.
JOSEPH LARGu1EH,
EUGENE LA NOUE.
Batcn Rouge, October 9th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Fresh Turnip Seeds,

90 LBS. of fresh Kentucky and Louisiana
~ white flat Dutch Turnip Seeds. lust receiy-
ed and for sale BY Iaug. ~ G. M. HERoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
nEMauE.p,T e,tTrs

nnl,.us 7 epsr~.
VI al The t'ites TINT have yet besh reettIeh, there
are certainly durability Of consumption, even In sum.
Of its worst furfns.
jhrrrnsor Corsrv, Ia. Feb. e. 1919.
Wessrs. Sanford 4 Pnrh. -Geut This IL 10 certit
thai my wife, Nancy Dnhoney. has been Il, n declin
Ing state If health for the last two years. Her disess,
baHled The skill II HE hest medical mid | could rttr
ehre- her physician pronounced her disease ICON
sumption IN the last stage, y and said thai her reeb
very WINS ~ts,st#1l ltnnrh hopes. As a last resort
With very little hope, I procured Wisiaf's B,lsam o.
Wild Cherry. After ,isihg n few bottles, ! found, H.
my agreeable %strPrise, that her health was IMPROVING
rapidly. she II fiot* 80 far restored. ne To- he able Il
attend ~ ler regtlat household dBties, syitltont sufIat
ing any Inconvenience. Her rapid Improvement and
present health tvarran, ne In The belief that she will
soon be entirely testorted.
RHODES DoHoNEY.
s' J4a. Of ."'' 1n
I, James N. Humphreys, n Justice n The reaee, IN
nd for said cn,inty and State, 10 certify that the A.
ftove NAMED H'uips Drbot,ey subscribed and made
.rath to The ~fofegoing certificate, before me, this 27tl
day Of February 1912
JAMES NJ HUMPHREYS. ~.
To NE Pahir. II. jstu, Green, II The cennty ~
JENNINGS, and State If fn1inna. do hereby certify
that N the early part n Inst seasofi. I vas laken will
a violent cough. attended with h pain In the ireHsf
and sntne'iInes fever, and tIrst employed a skilfhl
physician for sorne time, who s,id tia, he could give
ne, no relief ] then commenced nsitg Wiataf's
Halsnm ofWild Cherry, and felt almost Immediate
telief-apd nfier taking three bottles, ] find myself
~ ~ good health as | have enjoyed for a unml,e. Of
eeats, my restbratiom. under tie blessing of Bd,
attributed 10 The use Of the medicine above named.
JACOB GREEy.
sraTr op fnbftSa, JEnsta6s Cotnry.
J, David II Skinner, a Jss,ice ofthe Peace IN and
for ssid country and State, do certify Tint tie above
,ian'ed Jae6b tfesn Subscribed and made oath 10 the
foregoing certificate, before me, this first day of March
t5t9.
We would advise those Of o,lr readers who ARE
%inbori,,e under an afsG;or of the lungs. 10 make
Immediate triaf Of this truly excellent medicine
The most intelligent and respectable families Of our
city have adopted II ne n %favorite medicine; and per.
soi,s pre''isrtsed to consumption. who have nsed II,
speak IL. the highest terms Of it's efficacy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
INSURANCE cos.
southern mutual Life nnsu sasaes
Company Of Louisiana,
LIFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY
~@-aE&
Extra Guarantees Find $4,000,
a-4s&.~
Accumulated Capital 100000.

PAHsst DFFtts, No ~ CAap ST. INV Osts.ss,
TNH1s COMPANY is now res-
Il ny FL make Insurance. on the ~&6kfasHT
a: !: :: !: !: !: !: !: 4 : \ ]: : Nj: 4: I | +" Fl I; !: +: !: !. Fl: !. !: ]. !: 4: !. !: !: !. ID
lives of White ftfssrss ahni Slaves, ~TEfmY1
at their established rates Of pre- Ni# 3EEHlA
r'i'im. Fhis being The only conn Nak8s%%4 j WMEsA
pary intntpgfsfHd in the State NkjkIEM
tti,6ned exclusively ~ Life In VzSE&-W
s%t,tance, with al extra Enarattee NSssg35g5!s~
Fund, the directors feel confident that il sfrtr,is
Unusual and much greater inducements 10 those
DESTROYS Of affecting an iasaranes ~ eE.eis lives
than any other.
~ is slse sp"n fhe Mutual principle eaeh per.
son ass'iftd berotning a member thereof and en-
bying a portion If it, profits, being entirely afs
emp, from any liability beyond shs stneun, VI
premium accrued.
Insurance. Companies organized uron the NIT
toal principle are generally successful, more es-
petially those exclusively confined tp Life. as they
afe based Jpn, ealealatiohs warranted ss,s@st ~
long experience and alesa scrutiny bse fte ssbif,
ity and suctsss ~ shis company IL tlss.a beyond
a contingency, ~ fte advantageous srranst n,ent
she has tra'fe fof a. ahfsabted guarantee fund Of
10000 dollars, not 10 lie used or lessenetI, ~ stH,s
scfiptiofis to mutual insurance compsniss al ssys
are, by insurance.
This extra guarantee fund sf 90. 900 dollars RI.
mains permanent until The company has aeeftmu.
lated q similar amount 10 take It's place.
~ California permits granted, and ertspsivs
travelling privileges allowed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Levecsi LeyGea!!

IusT RECEIVED from the Manufacturers a
- lot Of WBtEtBARRotts. suitable ft making
Levees, and FOR sale at the nantifFettty Of
oct 10, IT. w. +, TUNNAHD
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Hats.

TusT RECEIVED a large assortment Of -
) HArs. of French and American ,%uanufae-
tt,re. Also, Cloth and Glazed Cars, gentiesss@
mett and boys&-of all descriptions
OCT ig, G. SIMJN5 HROTHER.
TAHpET BAGS and UuRRfh1As-a large
~ stock~=fot sale by
oet 10, r, SIMON HROTHfR
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AVIS.
Conr du Sixieme District Judiciaire--
ParNtsaa dsESf BATON Rouge.

5Bs WNFUH HVHFVV
A TrENDU que Henry G. Young ct William
IA Ranaldson, Administrators, de Ia succession
tie James A. Rsnaldson, deeedd, A depose an bu-
rea,i du so,,ssigns Gretier dc Ia dit cour, I'm comp
te de division des fonds de la dit succession.
Avis est par la prdsente donnie 4 toutes person.
mes intefer stes de laire savoir leur raison dane dix
jours dc Ia premiere publication de Get avis, pour
quot lie dit compile ne serait pas homolegue, ct
lee administrator authorize de taire une divi.
sion en- confprmi,e de celia.
oct 10, 2ts. M. MORENO, GreHier.
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HARD ARE,

i. friends and ibe public In general tbats-l
they are now opening al their store, corner Of In
f'yette ara Florida ~streefs, a e%ointlete assortment Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints. Oils.
window GLASS Sc, Sc,
all of which was bought with great care in the
Easter, markets, We invite such persons as are
IN want Of any thing in our line, TO call and ex-
anime our stock, before making their purchases.
OCT, 8, II. LARGUIER h LA NOUE,
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Removal,

DOST OFFICE removed from the Harvey
L House, to the new brick building, corner Of
Lafayette and Florida streets, opposite to the store
Of Messrs. Bonnecaze Il Shoppers.
Oct. IL, II. JNO. G. LA NOUE, r. N.
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The best Remedy ever known
TsD NuANf

EOR Coughs. Asthma, Colds, Group. Bronchitis
A influenza, bleeding Of the L,,ngs, Difficulty Of
l'reathiiig, Liver Affection, Pain pr Weakness of til,
breast o. eide, First Stapas If CONSERVATION Sc