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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA,
HsDTgasse d'Etst Esaten Rouge.

'o'NSH q '"''"' Cov IN siriSgp b;s.,ia4
tpmer LttntY, mo. 2s9.l
I'm vertu dun onlfe da saisie ettlh venta t4brS
- dams L. process ei-lessnsintitDle ct i moi aifrsi
So par 7 h1h0ialle Com ~ sixiame Distinct Judi
claire pour Ia psfdisse dist Baton ltotgr, t'ai
saisi ct e~xrosdIai en- vette %ptlli1ua Sa1nedf II
6mf JnHa 1850, torniieueant q. II iienJes du tiihs
lin, h Ia porte de Ia msis0n lie Tour. iaps Ia ylIls
IL Baton Rouge. tois LIS droits. ~titfss. itt6fsis 81
ptfientipns dn deftndsuf dans Ct 4 Ii pfoptifte es
aptss d6cilte, savoit
let-DN %tnttceat1 de teffe situe dams thlie ia
fuisse, r%ontetant tletlt tents acres plus on mpirs,
st comm euHnme terfe de Skinner. tsfn6 h I'Onest
par terros dn ddfsnde1r, Il FEst par fettes de Jos,
RodfigHezs ct an terd par ferries e~iadsvaut sppars
ttnnpth HAllins.
2=@HN m0Tefad de tstfs tilts dams ceith b.
rpisse, c~onienaHt quatre=tingt-sapi acres, plus oil
rnoi1s, ct eonnt CONNIE terre se CIidHsfer.
BUN Httre moroccan tie terts, sltn6 dams r-tfs
paroisss, cohtsnhnt denx cents rinqiiante afpans
plus on meins, Ut tpnn'i fpnlttte iarfBs de- Dsvall,
horns ap nota par terres dit tefcndeaf, 81 sud par
ttrres ci@devant he RaIlins, Il Fest pir 1'hoinas
LilleY Ct 4 louesi r8r terre DIES 6c0Ies publiatfes.
Saisls POM payer ct s~atisfaiFe feS6eution lafeGa
sur tne obligation DC dottza nlois dass IL process
e~iaagssttsi
C7pfhionsd c In Feute@ rbmpfrm sans fpoiuaiioii
mai "a, IFS. l. G., MORRIS. bhfriE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

PRESENT TO II porE.--The clergy
OF France have sent a magnificent incense
burner to the Pope, asa present, in remem,
hrance OF his return TO Rome. The
Times says of it; o
1T is n of the finest specimens o.
Workmanship ever displayed ms n result,
OF the taste Of this century. 1t is Of solid
gold, adorned with carbuncles of extraor.
binary size, said to be the gift of a great
lady of the Fauhourg st. German, whose
wedding pararc they once adorned. The
chasing Of the vessel is most exquisite,
representing the incidents of the life of st,
Peter, while the lid is surmounted with
the gallo cock with expanded wings,
~composetfof the most brilliant and costly
gems of every color"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Family Grocery storc.

TIVE undersigned respectfully In
4 fprnis The public that he has re- eprsssftaMHs
luovsd to his old Stand on Leypa Street, and Ius
on 'iand and Is constantly receiving 4 large assert.
fiant Of #ttieles i'll the above line among which
PRE-
saghr L~puisiaha and Havana, double Refined
Crushed and Powdered.
CoHts and 1ta Of various qualities.
Fish ~sardines, Cod fish, fiaddock, Mackatel and
Heffinss.
1obart ~ different qualities,
Cigars common md fine,
Ca,hss, sperm, Star. steafihs and 'fallok.
Raap Soda and eatra family Soap,
S5,icss; Pepper, Cinnamon. Cloves, Nnfmegs
Mustard, and Cayenne Pepper,
Pichlts Cuctiinbcrs. Olive and ~t7aIefs.
Provisions Flour. Pork. Eeef, Lard, Bacon. Dried
beef, bologna saushees aud Beef Tongue,
Chfess Holland, Cheshire and Western,
ktfhnps Tomato and Walnut,
1Hsi Olive, in half bottles aud bottles, Lard and
Lamp
Fruits Haisins, Cafrantsj Figs, Lates end brsn-
died Fruits,
NUS Almonds and Farans,
Chaoa'e Sweet and Spieed No |,
Hiues of various qualities, Cpfliala Of al kinds,
Old Brandy, Jamaiea Ruin, Holland Gin,
Monorgahela Whiskey, London Porter and
Ale.
have constantly on hand Tar. Rosin and Pitts
bnrgtl Goal. june s., ly. A. MONTAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East HatOn Rouge,
SlrM Distttef Court.
IN. uan

BOWER Il shirh, s,ah D,.t,,a re.,,,
Ers,cr L,ttrv. mo. asa1
a virtue Of . writ Of # fl directed from the
Ii Sixth Judicial District Courl for The Parish OF
Easl Ratdn Rouge, ] have sHiztd and will expose
at public sale on Saturday the sixth day Of July
next at the Court House door in The tow If Baton
Rouge. commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, all the
right title and interest Of the defendant, in or 10
the following described property to wit LIST n
tract Of land situated in this Parish containing
two hundred acres more OF less. and known is the
Skinner tract. bounded West by lands OF the de-
PENDANT, East by Joseph Rodriguez, and North by
lands formerly belonging to RaIIiiis; 2nd u tract
Of land situated in said Parish containing Eighty
seven acres more Of. less, and known lis the Chiaes-
ter tract 3rd another tfaet OF land situated in said
Parish, containing two hundred ind fifty acres
more or less, and known Ms The Deval tract, tptind4
ed North by lands of the defendant, South by
lands formerly belonging togRallins, East by
Thomas Lilly, and West by School lands, seized
TO pay and satisfy the execution issued on a twelve
month bond iii the above entitled suit.
Terms Of Suh Cash, mithom app,aisemeuh,
may 2j wv. J." G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

STRENGTH OF THE SwoRp Fisn--An
otlern illustration of the known rower
and agility Of the Sword fish. The formld.
able enemy of the whale. was discovered
Ivy the workman engaged in repairing the
brig l.eonidas, whaler, at this port. Il day
or two since, In searching for tho cause
OF a leak, that occurred during her last
voyage, IL was found that the side of the
vessel had been penetrated quite through,
including the copper sheathilig and two
thickness Of solid oak plank, not less than
five inches, by the sword Of one Of these
fish, The sword vas about twelve inches
IN l"neth, and had produced a seam by
splitting n plank at it's entrance. II was
broken off smoothly at the side of the
vessci.-Ncm Bc,{foyd Mrycuyv,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Propriete dc Valeur A rEncan,

l. sera vendn h la tnaisan do Cour. dams Ia willie
i. de lsatep= Rouge, semui, l. Gs,e LuHef 1850. i
lheafe halitnelle dss veutes, lin terrain siti,e SIR
In rue tie la Levee entire los fies de FE.glise Of dl
Nold, ttlesurant SO pied lie face sur la rue lie In le-
wee par Id pieds de profonletf, borne al, sud par
terrain tie Loyau Berhel ct All nord par telti
d'Ambroise Thefiot, lie proptietaire du terrain Of
fcrt en- vente.
Cosp1rtoNsAsUn tier compliant Ia balance dams
i'm an, Tacqp6ret,t donnera ses billets eniosses i Ia
satisfaction du v%andeiirs ct hypotheque reteni sur
la propfidla ~jusqu'su placement final.
JUN 3, 4 ts. AMBROSE THEREOF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

EARLY rsrNe.-" Mr.. Sn1ithers, how
can You sleep sol The sun has been up
these two hours. "g
well, what if it has, (hiccup) he goes
to bed at dark, while I'm on a bender till
after midnight, (hiecup.) People talk a.
bout the sun being so smart, (hiccup).
should hSo to see him shine so late in the
evening as | do. | would, (hiccup) He
can't keep awake till 9 o'clock. If his life
depended on it, (hiccup.) People say look
at the sun. and | say the same, but it's
all my old mans son, (hic.) It's me they
ought to look at--a son that's to be found
in his orbit as the Charlies are, (" (hic.)
Here Mr.. Smithers fell back on the feath-
ers, and gave vent to a ten horse snore.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Esta hlish ment,

g u. HART, offers the sterye goods ri r, m,
~. stleh prices as will bear tompatitionpilfllf
with any larger establishment il, Baton LIlHy
Rouge, hBvina selected the goods from the trsl
establishment in the %aiiy Of New Orleans. tles
viii be sold IN guarantee and If not AZ presented
the cash in all cases will be returned, being leters
mined to sell on small profits and quick returns,
Wiz q
CIathimg.
Trehtl, Matino saes, Ftoek and paltpts,
English do do do
Linen Cheek do tp do
1oile de North and Alpaca do
Cashmere and summer CHssitnera to
Pants.
> French Mefihu, English do Alrac. do
Fancy Linen, Linen Cheek and Coftonaie,
Kentucky Jean, 1uiia de North aud Monterey,
yestss
Figured satine. Black do Cashmetat do
Mafseilles. Figured Linen and plain, 10
Shirts.
White Linen Bosom of extra stgle and finish
eolored do Listattios and Hickory
Pink: White, Oriental aud stripe hndershifts,
Drawers, Hosiery, s,spetiders. Gloves and every
article in g. furnishing line.
~. y. 10 dozen superior nAen's large size silk
gloves,
dry Gasds.
Figured and plain eolofal and while, Mtlslins.
alpacas, Linen ot every guaiity. from 20 to ~
per yards. Bleachna end unblatcEed Muslins.
celored Catibriess Hood do Mlsluitc bars. and
MEETINGS. Linen Can,brics, Hani'is. sill. ,ti
French summer Batista ID Fpulet,i. yeils. Thread
and Cotton Laees, Cottohades, Fancy Linens for
Pants; L'staftlos Hickory and every article in the
store line.
Tie tse Trade.
J have Nh hand 10 Urrtss Of Robertson : Pencils
~ dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel I,ens. 10
dozen Purses and Wallets, 10 dozen French soap
nhd 9 large assortment of Jewelry, 80 dozer,
two blade knives, 90 dozen Hazors and Fancy
LIQUIDS Of every description which ] will sell at
New Orleans Wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the soods and ! ran
challenge competition
june ely s. r, HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
farther MarHEw-lThe Little Roc

FATHER MarHrw.-The Little Rocl
| Banner Of the 18th says:
This distinguished Apostle Of Temper
anee IL now IN our city, having arrived OF
the steamer Gotten Pant, from New Or.
leans. III Sunday last. o
We regret to learn that the Rev. Fatl,et
II III very feeble health, and still suffering
50 much from a recent attack Of paralysis,
that he will be Unable to address the eitia
gems Of Little Rock until his return from
the hot springs, for which place he will, in
all probability. start to.lay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Sale Of Furniture.

WILL be sold at auction at Mares Washing.
w ton Hotel, opposite the Court house on ii,
Sfrth day Of Jaiy 1850, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, the
valuable household furniture belonging to the firm
of Marie & Molaison.
Linen Cloths, Table Covers, Beds, Mattresses
Quilts, and Counterpanes, Musquito- bars, Silver
ware, Crystals, China, Glass, plated Lamps, bras.
and wrought iron kitchen utensils, tubs, stoves &c.
The furniture has been in use scarcely tive
months.
TERMs-Undcr five dollars, cash, above at
thirty days credit.
june 30, 1850, 2w. ALFRED MARIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
FAMILY GROCERIES.

r OAF Sugar and crushed d., brown do, IN
IL coffee. tea, chocolate canyassed hams, VIZ
lard in kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces,
mackerel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, raisins curTants, pr1ines, brandy frtiits,
rice, ginger, mustard, spices Of all kinds, ground
and fit for immediate use, sperm candles; soap,
CASTLE do, indigo, figs, blue, sweet oil, white wine,
cider, vinegar, French brandy, old Holland Gin,
old rye whiskey, madeira, port, champagne clar-
ct wines. cordials raspberry vinegar, syrup, &c.
Z Always on hand Of the best quality--together
with a general assortment Of crockery and glass
ware, for sale by times ly.l JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Vente de Meubles,

GAMEDl lie 6 Juliet proclaim, a dix heures du
NJ matin, NJ. Alfred Marie fera vendre h lencan
lie richie mobilier de fhotel Washington, vis-a-vis
Ia maison de cour A Baton Rouge, appartenant a
Ia societe Mare ct Molaison, CONSTANT, SAVIOR:
Lenge en- fill ouvre, service dc table, Its matelas
couvertes ct eourtepointes, moustiquaires, arsen.
terie, crystaux, porcelaine, glace. ~verrerie, Lsulpes
dorees ct %autres, nstensils de cuisine en- cuivre, ei
fer battu, cuves. fourneaux, sc, &c.
Tout lie mobilier a servi d paine GO jours,
CospfTroNs.-Au dessous de s piastres comp.
.ant, au-dcssus 30 jours fixes de credit.
june IS, 1850, 2fs. ALFRED MARIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06


NEMINaroN's lln1nGEr-The hrtlrs
which MIR. Remington has been building
IN this city, and which has excited m,cl
curiosity and speculation. was r%o,npletet
on Saturday, and The s~eatlotding knocked
away. u'tdrr the direction Of Mr., Ren,inr.
ton, IN the presence of n large %roncourse
OF people. and among them many DOUBLING
lhotnasses. The realtlt was most Fri.
nmphant for the inventor.
This beautiful structure, apparently too
Fragile to sustain its own weight. proved
all that had been claimed for it. Ii was
Immediately put to the Seserrst test.
Hundreds of people passed over it, and it
was conceded by the most skeptical that
It would stand mud answer all practical
purposes, The bridge. which At u little
distance resembles n slight ribbon or shay
ing Of wnot0 extended over a rsvife hr-
meath. four or five hundred feet in length.
though looking rs if il could not bear the
pressure Of 4 bird, is found ia endure i'm
inenFe weight in fact. it appears all that
can conveniently lT rlacel upon it. The
planlts which afe nj the nIultrnen,, about
six lncties thick, fine away nj each end to.
wards the centre to about an inch, or an
inch aud a hall. aud are finally joli.od by
an il~nrefeious cement. the invention of
Mr.. Remington, The priI9iple is regard.
cd as e~thilsntly successful, snd in all sec.
tlolls where lumber ls a matter of moment,
must prove of iucalcalahle vslue.--ila.
.IoUyhak.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
CHEAPER THAN EyERl
$25,0OO worth Of Dry Goods al

NeW Orleans Anction Prices.
At the real Cheap Store of PrasEeuy, Corner Of
Lafayette and Laurel Streets.
T pIGNEGUY, intending to leave for the north
J. Gin the month of July, will sell from Monday
next the first July, at New Orleans auction prices
all. his present stock of goods.
Several articles will be sold less than cost. His
stock comprises a general assortment of DRY
GOODS, ON CONSIGNMENT.
40 bbls. Philadelphia nails at : S4,s7i per Dbl.
10 casks Bordeaux wine tgood
~quality.t : 1900 g cask.
4 bbls. boiled linseed oil at lbs pet gal.
40 Corn mills-all prices.
2 boxes planes best sort at > 100 piece.
10 doc. long and short shovels
from IS cents to TOO do.
june 90, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Notice.


Barrow noper, 2ia Nav, 1850.
an the frat day Of January NEXT. 1850, | pro.
~ mise 10 pay TO he order Of John Gayle, at the
Branch of the Louisiana State Bank ut Baton
Rouge the sum Of -Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
with eight per cent interest from dale hereof TN
til paid, for value received.
Signed MARY T.. CRENsttAW,
w. II. CRENSHAW.
No variation, SaMt., SKotriEtp, Recorder,
Endorsed. JotN G.yte, w. II. CHsssuaw,
Fl. Y. TronpE.
The public Is cautioned against trading for n
pron1issory note Of which the above is h copy
the consideration for which it was given, having
filled the same will not be paid.
MARY +. CRENSI1AW,
July 6. ct. W. II. CRENSHAW,
BY their@Atty. J, NJ. ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
SHAVING PASTE,

TuST received 600 boxes of superior PEARL
y PASTE. This article is from the celebrated
kimball, it makes a superior cream in one second
at the same time causes the operator to go over the
face like a locomotive, keeping the razor in good
order, at the reduced price Of CSC. in cases. at
june 20, ly. s.. E. HARRIS, .
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Spring and Summer Goods!

M II have just received a large slnek offtf m
w Spring and HnHaraae sT'NIl
sfc86s, both staple and fancy, which we ~ u
Offer ri New Orleans
Orr assortment Is rh3se7, nth sdrt md
discrimination anf ~rg,tsists, III
pm n hs foho,i4ag,
f94 Linen Russia stieetiug, Irish Linens
Of all qualities.
Damascus Linens; Table cloths. Napkins. etc
damascus aud other table sets. .
PilloN-case linen; all descriptions Of Linen
Goods checks, Arabia. listados ke.
PLAIN end Fancy hrilIihas fuf tants.
s.sHnssseE dallcsss.
Jaeon'iets and or4anfies, Ginshsris and
i Patiste II Istpsse.
Thread lace ~eligin4s and t,,sptijnps,
et7iss lnsertinas, t5 Mnsiiits Jaeonpte &c,
latest style silk.
And vorsted Iiateges. silk Iissiiua, fes
summer wear.
Paris itstre. Iuila 1l FQsHl
Fancy embroidered Muslin Dress patterns,
N aeegRfte dsasrfa,ont NJ
Indies and 4e,tlefnen's Shoes CATERS
Bfogat,s. lies kcas.
A splendid stock Of French rnffrfnnry
Essences. soap Oils. I%otItatutti ly the pound 81
or IN small isfs fLa1ies ,rho hars etp,ty M ~Rs,
HhuH"j"'si nm hdpe Wff fHfhH tcHh fp finest atfth1
Cologne water in great quantities; and il sltofi
all Articles belonging 10 that line
E~'ssrasoas,
Indies p~atasSls; silk Hniltetlas.
Bleaeied afa nnb'Saehed %cottons, twillei
and Plain LDwslls.
Plantation straw hats, VERY lpwj
Ieghofn Hats.
pitte Crttlefyi scissors, pen, pocket knives aes,
Mosquito Meetings., and q large assoitme,it
Of Ladies' hose.
nm" M aytbles IN Me Dry Cunts and Taupv line,
IL We beg the ladies' and gentlemen Of Tho
city and teigaberlteod to extend to liz q share nj
thelr patronage, assuring them That We viii 10 oil
III or power t. merit II.
ifle g, ~. B6NNECAZE K SHOPPERS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

Somewhere ia the west, Z, sable knight
OF The lather and brnsl, was performing
the operation Of shaving n IIoosier, with
q. very dnll razor, stop, said the
Heeiset. f'that wont do" "What's dc
matter, boss y "T1hat razor pulls. .
" Well, no matter fur that, sab. If the
handle Vi lie ra2or dosen't break, de baird
bound to como off boss. ="
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
Sixth Judicial District Court,

WHEREAS John Bartel, Senior, administra-
w Tor of the estate Of John Forbes, late Of said
Parish deceased, has filed in the Office of the un.
d~ersigned clerk Of said court, Nm account Of his ad-
ministration on said estate.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
TO show cause within ten days, from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, why the said account
the Judgment of said court and the said adminis-
traitor discharged from any further liability result
ing from said trust, and his Bond cancelled and an
nulled. june 20, 2w. NJ. MORENO, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

A colofed divine. III speaking Of a se-
formed infidel, wound up his description
thus DE last word dat dis dyin' man
was hared to say; de last WORD he was
known TO speak tic Inst word he was
noticed TO utter de Inst word he ever pro-
nounced, de last syllable he ever breaved
the last idea he ever calculated; yes, my
hredctn, de berry last word he eber was
known to breav forth, sound or %artieulate,
Wes-n-lsoshso-f-yn'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

Tns SoutAh CingtE.-Uh 1t is lentl
tifil to have a little nook called home Into
which n may retire from the world
In our little social circle, we are secure
rom decertio,l-there We have friendship
without interest, the smiles and voices Of
affection chase The shadow from the brow
and heavihess from the heart. No matter
how dark the outdoor world may be, ita
gloom eanl,et reach the blessed social
circle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

REASONABLE PRoor.-In CouI the
other day, q witness being asked how he
knew that a nlaa and woman were man
and wife, replied, because "he had often
heard the lady blow the gentleman up. =
The evidence was held to be conclusive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

Az IMMORTAL CHnD.-Those who have
lost an infant are never, as it were, with
out an infant child. The other children
grow up to manhood and ~womanhood,
and suffer all the changes of mortality:
but this one alone is rendered an immor-
tai child; for death has arrested it with
his kindly harshness. an1 blessed it into
Az eternal image Q fyoush and innocence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

The following is n good phrase, deserip-
tive of All energetic character: oCrom-
well did not wait 10 strike until the iron
was hot, but tthat maelen hW By stxi.
king"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

by relying on our W.T. resources, W.
acquire mental strength but when We
lean OH others for support, we are like at,
who, having accustomed himself
to a %erutcli. finds 1t difficult to walk with.
nllt nIe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

The latest mode Of popping the ques-
ton is to do it with a kind of laugh, as
if You were joking. If the lady accepts
You. "nuf sed; if she docs not, you can
say you were "only IN fun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Valuable Property for sale,
AT AUCTION.

WILL be seld at the Courthouse door II The
w town of Baton Rouge, on S~ttu,riay the 9Th
day Of jsiv. 1850. at the usual hour Of sale, a lot 81
ground situated on Front or Levee street, bel waen
Church and North street, measuring 10 feet front
by Ia IN depth; bounded on The South by Loyad
hethel and on the North Ivy lef Of Ambrose The
riot, the proprietor ef he lot above described.
Tefms-One third cash and the remainder pi Y.
able in one year, with notes endorsed to the satis.
faction Of The vendor and mortgage retained until
final payuiet.
june =, wv. AMBROSE THEHlOT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Succession Sale.

STATE or LOUISIANl-Parlsh
If We1 Bnton Rouge.
IN matter Of succession of VALESrIN IIE-
BERT, deceased, No. 433.
BY virtue Of a Commission to me direc-
ted from the Hon. sixth District Court Of
the parish and State Aforesaid. Win be
sold at public auction on the premises, on
Saturday the 9th day of July, A. D 1850,
at ten o'clock A. NJ. the hereinafter describ-
ed property belonging to the succession Of
Valentin Eebert dc'd to wit:
. A certain tract Of land situated in this par
ish measuring five arpents less 80 feet front
on the Mississippi river with a depth of for
ty arpe1ts running between parallel lines
bounded above by lands Of VIM Il Stewart
and below by those of Treville Landry,
together with all the buildings ard improve
ments thereon also the undivided half Of the
sugar honse built ON said land, further
ono arpeft less 80 feet front and 10 arIrute
in depth running between parallel. lines
bounded above by lands of Wm. r Stew
art and below by those OF Loviniski Kebert
and in front by lands wllereon the decd. re-
sided.
Onthe Dlloming terms AMI condaaons,
to grit
The above land to be sold in four
equal instruments, the first payable in March
1851, the second in March 1862, The third
in March 1858, and the fourth in March
1854. Purchaser furnishing bis notes en-
dorsed to the satisfaction OF and payable at
the domicil of the administrator, bearing
eight per ent interest after maturity until
paid. and mortgage retained On the land
until final payment
AZ DoUSSAN;
MAY 81. 1850. Adrninistrnfnr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Hardware nj auction.

MILL be sold at Auction on Saturday. 9Th. day
w Of July, at 10 o'elpck A. M. in The store
formerly occupied by Thomas preniergrast, in
The Harvey House a splendid lot of Hardware.
suitable for farmers, Mechanics, and builders.
The above goods will he sold without reverse.
Terms of sale cash, duly G., It'll II, SANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA
COtir du Sixieme District Jndiciaire,
ParOisye d'Est Baton Rouge.

A TIENDU que John Battel. senr, adniinistfa.
n. tenfiir de la Succession de John Forbes, de la
dit raroisse decide, b depose au bureau dn sous-
signe g%reffier, I'm compile de sont administration
dc la dite succession.
Avis est. par la presente dome 4 tons ccux int
teresses, a dGduire leur raisons, dams les dix jours
de la premiere publication de Get avis, p~ourquoi
lie dit conipte ne serait pas approuve ct homo
logue announcement Il Id loi, ct lie dit administra-
teur There's de toute responsabilite envers de la
dite succession ct son bond canceile ct ennulle.
june 20, 2G. M. MORENO, Gre1ier.