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SUMTER HOUSE.

iN,EI +. MYERS. would respectfully in.
I,;;,Gj inrm tho citizens OF Sum,crviif,. and
tzsaEE.Gs, Tie surrounding country that he has
Just returned from Charleston, and flfs made
arrangements 10 receive ICf; and SODA WA
FIX, OF every variety, Weekly.
lie has on tinnd. and viii continue te receive
throughout The season. choice assortment of
Wines md Corl.iuis. Conf.c,io,aarics, Fruit,
%"., nli OF which will he disposed OF cheaper
My %, 1850. 80 tr
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Notice.

Just received per ".Sou,Acyucr'' n F,csh su,.
ply OF SUMMER CLOTHING Of all ,lcscri,.
ii"ns, together with Black Cloih Coats and
'assIIncrc Pants. Black Satin and silk Vrs.s.
May II t. r HAVKS
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Lately opened in Charleston
4, "a LARGE NEW - 5
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
5ArAmlpwGahUamna
No. 23S KING SrREEr, IN THE BEND,
SAMUEL G. DUNN has lately opon- Naa
ed large NE w and FASHIONABLE Nh
CLOTHING EAIPORiUNI, whore he -EE
intends keeping constantly Oh hantl supc-
rior and wcll assorted Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
AND GENERAL
FU Il RNISHING A RTICI ES.
Tho stock now Offered is one Of the lar
gcst and superior to any offered in this City,
having been selected with great care III re-
ference to tho wants of the Charleston pub
,ic and the surrounding Country
JAMES w. PlERSON, Qormerly in the
House of Johnson s, Caniici.D has engaged
to condhct the business, and hopes by stric,
attention tc .hn wants Of his customers,
united with his former experience, TO merit II
liberal share Of the patronage of his friends
and the public.
WM. NJ. BF,LSER, (formcr'y Of Sum
ter District is also engaged and solici,s Il
call from his friends,
n. B-MENSURES taken for GAR
MENTS and Warranted to FIT: all Goods
bought ut this Establishment warranted in
every respect.
Charlcs,on,S S. c., July II, 1850 3S I'm
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D M'ALrlsoS, 81. .. Plum 81. fh;ia.,

Dr Neccr 1orti.-We would call the
attention of our readers to this invaluable med.
ic'ne, which will be found advertised ut length
III our columns. AS correetive ir- cnses tf
Diurhd.a, i disease very prevalent al Il,e stre.
sent time. il is highly spoken Of by all Who
have used it,
IS"ais Saturday Gazette OF August %, 1877,
DR.. kecser's Cordial and Ca.mnatiye.-
This article is advertised IN another part OF
our Paper,it is warmly Recommended by fn,nr-
'ics who have tried il; II is especially useful
ru;ung children, aud has effected hundreds OF
cures: 'Fhe Cordial is not u quack nostrutn,
but carefully prepared medicine. untl pertect.s
" free from any thing injurious.--Pc Pcnnsylva-a
niun of Sept. ], 1872.
use every homes: means In promote the hanpi@
Of our fellow creatures take great r,,s,r *
sure i'll stating to you the advantage seeeiy.
ed from your valuable Cordial and Carmipa.
tive. Last autumn was attacked with Diur.
rhnn, which aebtnted my system very much;
for nearly ih'cc weeks tried many remedies.
bat found little or no benefit, when my tauph.
ter informed me OF your Cordial boush.
bottle and had not taken but Two doses before
l obtained relief was enirsiy recovered
before | used the whole OF Il /; aid have re-
manned hearty ever since. Respectfully
Jours, S. Bupp, ID. d.
Prepared and soa, wholesale and r.ia;j;
lhilndclphia where also Or. EeeIsr's CSs,ah
SYRUP, VERMiFUGE SYRTF. KfiEU-
MNrlC Lotion, LIVER and SANA-
TIVE PILLS may be Obtained. Remed
OF unsurpassed efficiency, and which have no
rluals. No family in town or country should
be without these celebrated medicinrs sr
admirably adaptive 10 meet sudden emerrsn.-
cics.
" Also DIR. EEELER'S SARSAPAl
RlLLA, for the permanent cure and temov ali
of all diseases arising from tisperi,ics Of tfS,
fslood, or habit Of tAo body, vi1: Chronic
diseases Of the chest, Consumption, Brotichi
It's, Catarrh. pieursy, Scrofula in ;t, its forms,
letter, ScaM head, IlG:chcs Of the face,
Chronic diseases of ths Stomach, Liver and
Skin. cutnneous e,up'iops, whi.e swciiinps,.
Hip joint affection. deep seated I.aias of tho
bones, swrliings of the ioiIts Ulcers, Synhil-
tic disorders, Mercurini and all Hereditary
prcdispos,uons. Females suffering from OH
sttuc,on. saliow cofnplc sioK, nervousness,
ETC., will find the Psuacca an eIcyan, remedy
fur their removal.
For sale by DR.: r. S! MelIet., Sume
icrrilc; Il. J. DELAY, Cnm,lcn; Black
& Ehny, Orungeburg: Boatwright IS
Mot, Columbia; J. Mcmillan; Marion;
I. NJ. Cohen, Charleston; and bv
Druggist and Merchants in cvory town
throughout the State.
Dec. 10, l6A9 8 Iy
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MASONIC HALL.
@ANNAAM@ SyoRE,

26S king-streo,, corner OF Wentworth
CfIhRIESToNs S. c.
W. y. kEN.f g. MITCHELL. are
now receiving their usual supply of ssprinp
and Summer Clothing, to which they would
invite the attcntion OF purchasers. They
keep constantly on hand, full aad son-
plete stock OF Clothing and Genllemen'ss
ouitisting. articles. Purchasers Will at
times find ,ftill stock OF
Enisgh and French Clotl. Dress and
Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Clotl, Coats
Pants, of all descriptions,
And a iuli stock of Vests.
They would invite attention To t6e;s,
stock OF Quitting articles, viz: Shirts, Cal
lars, Crava,s. Under Garments, Heaery.
Gloves suspenders. Dressing Gowns, sc
&c. &c
Al loftac above Goods Will be- sbidat tho
lowest prices.
w. A. KENT &. MITCHELL
2Gs king-st. corner Weniweftli.
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EhESELEH COOK.
2S3 Grand 81. cor. of Alley,

This is TO certify that fhave'used Dr.. Keel-
cr's Cordial, aud have found it valnahle tuedsi
ic;nc in darrhnu, dystnterv, and, an deranne-
mcnts OF the stomach aud bowels, caused bv,
Tceihing, end is particularly ahnp,etI TO nIf
disc ascs of those gnns caused BY acid fruits
or The dcbilila,ng effects Of scasou aud cIi-
mate.
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-HT CONCERNS EyasRA sOwEs
CHOLERA CUREDF +
DIR. FKeeIer,s Goyssf;sl and Gag

-
dr.. FkeeIer's GoEssfssl saald Car
sssinitivc,
For ,'ic speedyand positive cilree d "a n RI.
lQ;A, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA M OIt-'
BUS, GIiOLERkS TNEAhTHBf, r. S;OLIC.;f
FLATULENCY, GRIPFNG's PAINS. and.
for nll arrangements Of the Siohiscb End
Bowels, causedBy Tecting, ImproPsr D
etc., etc.
~. AsIATIC CHOLERA Is as easily.
cured and preyenten' aa any other disease Of
the stomach nnsi bowels. provided shn proper
means arc used. II presents tfie Satire NOR
bid symptoms as Cholera Morbus, oily rhorn
Violent There is no difference III their pa.-
thology, ,ho,trenh,e,N being the SANE. Dr.
Rcc'ers Cord,si, s"' "'jhslly celebrated for dis
eases Of the stonlnCh and tawels, will, ms cer-
tain asitis used, cure ,i,is disease. AS n
Prcrci.s're, II should be used in small qubsitiss
Ties daily. r,,ixvd will, water, ond on the op.-
proach OF the disease, it should bs taken in,
moderate doses, at regular and short intervals.
rtiiil every symptom is removed. Friciions TO-
the abdonen, with ex-ernaf applications to
the cXifsnIiics, III the worst stages Of tho dis
case, wifi Cure forty-nine of any fif.y Cares.
There is no need Of anything else; and. above
nll, beware ofCaomcl, Purgalivcs, and oil,er
Paiiatives; they Will kill more than they will
cure. The mos. sctcrc cases Of Complaint
yield TO the heroic virtues Of this remedy like
magic. The proprietor invites nvcstigutiou,
and boldly proclans that it will speedily cure
uHdiscnscs Of this character: Hc can poinito
living witnesses OF lis beneficial effect .fier
hei pronounced incurablc aud gwen. mp to
die by their physicnns. In all cases Of taiinre
tho rnoGey wh be chesrfulIy returned.
Read ,his Iesiin,0,,Y.
Extract Of Il letter !ronllhc Rev Dr. Enrie.l
Daisvill-. Bucks County, kngust 25,h, ls47,
Dear Sir EN- now prepared 10 recon-.
mend yonr Cordial from having used IL with
success lit several instances, uud am now
'r, ing your Pnnacca il a case Of protrsc;ed
debility, attended with CO ugh. apnatenffY pro.
duccd in the young Lady BY her .outgro@i6G
her strength, to usc common phrase.
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. ID.
Extract OF a letter from Ebeuezcr Cook
New York City. July 90, lS47. @
DIR kc-ler. Sir. have used in my la,pi-
y all of tire Cordial which you left with nae
last summer except two bottles which peIS
sundod a customer OF mine TO try, and tu wing
proved very beneficial. he has Recommended
It 10 some Of his friends who wish TO i,,ve some
Of it,,I therefore wish you would send me some
by Express. am satisfied from my own ex-
pcricnce that j, is tht hrst medicine FOR chill.
dren rrchirg and Summer Complaints that
is offered 10 the public. and all that is ncces.,
snfy FOR recommendation is to Try it.
Very respectfully,
EnESEzER Cook.
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WlSSsRono, Is. c. I1l,.x 25

CArr: JESSE T.. OwEXs-With feel.
netof deep regret we announce the ieatt,
OF Capt. Jesse T.. Owens, member of tn,
20 -: ao.Caroi!na Legislature, from Fairfield
,! n.s.s!ct. re expired on "Wednesday
morsn,'ng,at m y O'clock, after short illness
Of Typhoid fever. 'S'
capt. Owens was a gentleman Of prom.
use , and OF unboundctf popularity, attrb,ta
ole 70 ms kindness of disposition, sociabili.
~ and frankness OF soul.-iierdld.
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Gloves,

Gents and Ladies wliic, black and cold
MA Gloves, white n,ui black silk do. cold
Aluslins, ladies Dress silks. iringrs Trim
m'ngs, Nc', for sale Ivy l.. b. HANKS.
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Goods for Gents Wear in all the leading style
u!WUol,.n and Cotton Fabrics.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Liver xGUMPLAlNT, sgs
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic 0,
" Nervous 2Debiltty, Disease of
tie hidneys,
s fS9 and all
Diseases 1ris.
ing from a Disorder
ed Mver or Stomach,
such Gs Constipation, En- !.
apara Piles. I'ullness, or blood
to the Head, 1cidity Of the ,Sto.
nach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Tullness or aveigAt n,
the Stomach, ,Som E,uctations,
Ssnking or Flutteriag at the
Pit Of the Stomach. ,Ssoiw-
nstng Of the Head, Hurried
and difficult Breathiny,
.futtcrtng at tie Heart,
choking or
'SuVocating sensations when Il, a
Lying Posture, Dimness Of
Piston, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight, .Feur
and dill pain IN tic
Head, Deficiency
Of Perspiration
IcUomness
Of the
tSkin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c., Sudden Flu$hc$
Of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh,
Constant 'maginings Of -Eru, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can be
EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
EDAs. HHOOFEANHb,S
Cclcbr;lt cd German, Esittcrs,
PREPARED ny
DIR. G. NJ, JACKSON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

IMP RovEMENT II SUGAR MAKINa--A
correspondent Of The San Augustine An.
cient City has the following in relation
to an alleged improve mcnt in sugar max.
ing:
will mention one Improvement (not
discovery I have made in cool NJ and
dripping my sugar, which | cannot too
highly recommend 70 sugar planters gene.
rally--it is the plan Of Dutrance. a French
planter in 81. Domingo, before the instr
%rection. | caused a number ofhis coolers
to be made, and upon experiment., | found
them to be every thing I could desire.
With these coo'ersyI cure and drip my
sugar completely IN from eight to ten days.
The sugar is then sufficiently dry to pack
with a FOUNDER, either in hogs.heads or
boxes, for the market. The sugar cured
~ this process has a rich, bold grain. free
from molasses or nother liquor. and will
never drip a particle on any voyage il may
be subject 10. The rational Of the matter
is. lha, nature Is not disturbed in her oper.
a'ions from the commencement Of granu
'ation until the process of forming, CO ling
and dripping is completed.
You ae at Liberty to use this informa.
ton il you desire il. The plan of The
cooler can he found in almos, any good
work on snga, manufacturing But il will
give me pleasure to describe the particular
thing at any time. | think. further, that
The quantity Of molasses il much diminish.
ed by this process.
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Of clerks alone ; deputy clerks had no au-
tbority 10 act under it. and we cannot.
without an express declaration of the con-
vnntion and Of The legislature, presume
that they intended TO sanction and autho.
rlze that which Is wrong and illegal. II
The wording or the 10th article Of the cons.
titution lel it doubtful whether the pow
ers Il eonfers were extended to deputy
clerks, the former practice and the iiorm r
Jurisprudence Of the State might assist us
in ascertaining the intention offs trainers.
But in The absence Of oil grant Of judicial
power to deputy clerks, there is no foom
for Interpretation.
This distinction between the clerk and
his deputy is no. peculiar to our j%urisprn-
dente. An SCI Of Congress provides that
the records and judicial proceedings Of the
courts Of any State. shall be p owed or al
mitted in any other court in the u. States,
by the attestation of the clerk and the seal
Of the court annexed, NC. Under this act
it has been uniformly held that. the clerk
who ceriiies the record must he the clerk
ofthe court himself-the certificate If his
under clerk, in his absence. or of,le clerk
Ut any other tribunal, is incompetent Tor
that purpose.-l. G,eenleaf, No. SOC, and
cas- there cited. \
There being M emancipation, and no
legal urler to account, the defe ndant is not
in default.
For the reasons assigned, il Is ordered
that the judgment in This case be- reversed.
and the case commanded for further pro-
ceedings aocordlng to law; The plaintiff
aud appellee psying the costs of this APP
peal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

At an Extra session of the Police Jury Of The parish
of West Baton Rouge duly convened and held at the
Court House of s,id parish on Monday the lst DAY Of
April 1850.
The Jury met present:
Messfs. y
JEAN Br. LABAuvE, PAU. BAp,g.
Eps HtRtARr, c. l.. PErrr.
V.LmoaF HEBERT, JAsAs w. P,pes.
WIN. J. LYLE, Cgas. X. GR.u.m.
JOHN L. L~oBDELL,-ahsent LTpas. L.spRv,
The object Of the meeting being made known the
Jury proceeded. as follows
lhe Committee appointed at the last meeting to
dram a petition to the Legislature on the subject of
nh appropriation TO refer the .Boney expended in
making the levees, at the uppeizz end Of this parish
would beg leave to report that they have performed
that duty ind beg leave to be discharged
(Signed) W. Jones Lyle, Chas. Graham, Val.
Hehert.
Praying for the sum of Fifteen Hundred and fifty
t%ftliar%, be, allowed him for making the levee on
DIR. Wednesdays land in this parish and that the same
be paid out Of the Special Levee tax.
Resof,ed. ! hat the additional claim Of Mr..
Major for S516. &c, the Certificate in favor ri Jesse
Hart for 637days work, and the account Of Markham
Il 20. for Shovels and Wheel barrows amounting to
s2i4 70, be laid over until the next meeting Of this
Jury.
On nation, it was Resazpal. That John /. Inbdell
be appointed Attorney for this Parish for aud during
the term Of one year from this date and tssat ne be
allowed the sum of Three Hundred dollars for his
services.
Resolved, That the sum Of $50 he paid to ]. M.
Brunot, for services rendered and to he rendered nv
him in The Suits in the Sixth District Court Entitled
the parish Of West Baton Ronge. VS.. John A. Bird
the same W.. Julieun G0deau the same, VS.. Villenepve
L~eHLAnr."
Resoined That the following accounts be allowed
and paid.
An account in favor Of Leon Legeune fs services
as Constable amounting 10 81. 37k
One " in favor Of J. 7. Nolan for 50. IS
On motion, the Jury adjourned sine die:
April LIST 1850. (Signedt II
N J. r. LABAUvE. President
ETUS HEBEIT, Clerk.
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BBNToN AND FooTE.--S'ome severe
and cutting personal remarks passed
between the Hon. Thomas Benton
and The Hon. II. s. Foote, IN the Sen
ate of the United States, on the goth
aud 9Th of March. We learn that
a duel has since been fought in con-
sequence, in which No. Benton has
been killed. We hope. however, that
tie report is incorrect.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

"TIs THE MECCA OF THE SrATEs."--A
person who accompanied Gen. Tay-
lor. in his late visit to Richmond,
gives the following description of the
scene as the steamboat passed Mount
Vernon. We were now passing
Mount Vernon. The President ap-
preached the guards of the boat, and
gazed as it very attentively. Some
one remarked, For fifty years no
boat or ship has passed this spot
where lie the remains of the illustri-
Gus dead, without paying the solemn
compliment of tolling their bell while
passing. No such honor was ever
paid to the memory of any of the
great dead "'Tis the Mecca of the
States solemnly addedthe President,
without for q moment moving his
eyes from the spot
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AVIS.

Attenda que Gabriel Guzman, Curs'eus
de la prnprie'e vacante de John ID. Bech-
tel, absent, n deposs al bureau du SOUS
signe, Greifisr de la Cour du Sisiems Dis.
triet Judiciairr, pour la paroisse d'Est
Baton r. uge, dnns Peat de la Louisiana,
son compie administration dams ~laffairs
du susdit absent.
Arises par lie present dnnne a tous ceux
interesses de fl ire valoir leurs %raisons
dams dix jours de la premiere publication
DE- Get avis, Iourquoi le d. eompte @
raj, pas homologue ct rendu IL jug III
de h dite coul. M. MORENO,
Avril a. 1850. Grefier.
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not unworthy TO rank with The Father of
his country himself. Every man will form
his own estimate Of the great deceased ;
Tut in reviewing his past career, It u the
great whole, moi fragmentsry portions. by
which he should be Judged. Whatever
diversity Of opinion may exist as % the
tendency of his principles, all mnst &C.
knowletlgp. that In the demise Of john G.
Calhoun, The nation has lost one of the
able.t m"n ever prod iced on iis surface.
and South Caro- inn oi,t of the %lr,Iesti aud
most devoted sons ever INJURED III her
bosom.
Peace 10 the departed
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quet Of flowers that she had worn in
ala File du Regiment" Her gener-
osity and simplicity seem beyond
taint br qualification by knowledge
Of the world.
The:above particulars, showing the
admired celebrity of her pedestal,
as they do, will by no means diminish
the interest of her reception in Am
erica. The qualities of character
which they reveal are appreciated,
and earnestly looked for by the largest
and best class of our country people
the transformations and plain-beart-
ed. Her coming among us will be
that years noted event, in all proba-
bility, and we only trust that a pro
phetess /; whose whole mission, with
her embarrassing powers, seems one
Of pure benovelence, may not be dis
paraged for her humble siInplicities
Of ordinary life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

The following will account fully
how so many persons travel with IT,
ties, formerly of distinction and ta-
Tents, but now, in most cases mean
ing nothing:
ID. DIS ny WHoLEsALE.-"The Col
lege Of evangelical ministersIofSvra-
cuse, g. ", inasmuch as THE title Of
DIR. is ,"'popish, earthly, sensual, devil
ish," and every thing else that is bad,
sagely resolved themselves, each and
every one, into a Doctor of Divinity,
by way of ''extracting the sting from
the viper p This is decidedly the
richest humbug Of the season.
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FASHIONABLE SPRING BONNETs
w. u. Phillips & Bro.

"OULh respectfully invite he attenti n
Of the Ladies 10 their large and fashion
abe assortment of Ladies and Misses r~ennsts,
which they will receive on MONDAY next, III
rect from New York, consisting of Lace,
Florence French Gimp. and Hungarian, Moss.
Pamela, China, Pearl, Jenny Lind and other
different styles, all Of which are war; IN, ed to
BE- Of the latest styles and ms approved fish
ionable shat es, and they simply request ii
public to examine their stock before pu.clas-
ing elsewhere. fapr 6 VI
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A RARE CHANCE!
GREAT BARGAINS,
SELLING OFF AT NEW YORK
Cash Prices!

rINbe subscribers would respectfully inform
L the citizens of East and West Bat n
Rouge. that they have opened a sp end,d as
sortment Of seasonabIe DRY GOODS, which
they will sell for COST and no mistake, their
object in coming to B4t"n Rouge is not 10
make money, but to dispose Of their present
stock Of Dry GU DIS for cost.
Gail and see for yourselves at Mrs. Hubbs,
Corner of Church and Third SITS. opposite Mr..
Waddilt's Drug Store.
april6.2s. G.. II. KAHL e. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

INftDELIrY.-The Rev. G.. NJ. West,
lecturrd last week in The Methodist Church
m The subject Of infdelity. We did no,
attend his lectures. and therefore cannot
speak knowing Of them. 1t seem to us
nevertheless strange. that n p]ersonnag.
travelling throughout the United States in
the distinguished capacity Of Dr.. J. NJ.
West, should try so many means, and
seem so anxious to obtain certificates Of
character. as well AS ia lions 10
the pi,blic. and to steamboat Captains and
RAILROAD agents, TO enable him to travel
through the country free Of charge. Il is
a poor cause that will not support itself,
and recommend It's advocates to the volntA
tary "t'ention aud loster%'N care of the
community. May success attend his mis-.
siondry 'abors aiming The inidels.
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FOR SALE.

(On account Of departure.)
The undersigned offers for sale on liberal
terms bis valuable property situated on the
corner of 81. Lou and America streets,
near the Courthouse, shop, ont.houses, sa-
BILE dc. A br ok side-wa k is made in front
Of said dwelling, and beautiful oaks planted
on the south and cas- Of said properly.
y. HYATT.
8. Hyatt informs those who have left guns,
pistols, knives, or other articles to be repair
ed, to call for them in thirty days from This
date. otherwise they will be sold to pay ex.
peDses Of said repairs.
April g.. 1850.
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II. w. JONES,
States for Sa1e.

RESPECTFULLY informs The citizens of
- East and West Baton Ropge, that he lie
IN daily expectation Of a lot Of Slates, and
that he viii always keep on hanI a go d as
sofim ent of various sizes. Hf will also en-.
gage to lay thu States whenever desi5 ed, at ~
modera g terms as possible.
Orders left al his yard, cofner If Boule-
ward and Leyee streets will b. promptly at
tended to. mar23-2m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOuIs1ANA==Parixl

STATE OF LOUIS1ANA--Payis
81 Fast Baton Rouge.
In The matter of the succession ! No. 1873.
Of LOUIS LEREx, deceased, Probate.
By virtue Of a commission issued from the
Sixth Judicial Distfiot Court for said Parish
of East Baton Rouge, will be sold by he un.
dersiyted Sheriff FOR CASH, on MONDAY
the sTH day of APRIL, 1860, at The mousse
where the deceased, last resided N the town
OF Baten Rouge, Al IL o'clock, NJ, A LOf
OF household and Kitchen furniture, belonging
to The above succession. j.. c.. NORRIS,
Ma CHI 3nfh, 1850. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
ET4TDE Ia LOUISIANA-Pnroisss
IEsf Baton Rouge,

Jams aHaire de Ia succession de Louts LEREY
dectdb--Cour des p euves-No. I5s.
Eli vertu dune et,mm ssion i moi adresste
pr Honorable Cour du Sixieme District Ju-
dicfaire lonf la psroi=se DIS. Baton Rouge,
" sefa reatu par ls s55us'igne sha riff, pour ss
COMPLIANT,
lUNpt LIE 6FmE AvRH. 1850,
a la derniere residence du delunt, dana Ia yills
d. Baton Rouge, a mid, Une quantite de
Meublos de naison ct de Cuisine, apparte-
nanl a Ia subtle uccessto IN. p
l.. c. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Marcj. 2e. 1Rkl