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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Death Of the President.

We give below rather full reports Of the
official proceedings of Congress, &c, on
the day after tbs death of the President
The following documents appear in the
Washington papers
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

EnWARu MeKITRIcK.

HAs located in Baton Rouge, and tenders his
IL services to the eitisehs. and all who may
need bis services. in nh kinds Of car1efiry and
ioinsry, and will e~naeavof to give entire ~satisfaea
ton 10 al who favor him with their patronage.
ts~ Shop on Conreatien md Main Streets.
~ B.--piuns and specifications Civ en- when re-
quifed, gratis. July 20, r.
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Notice..

A IL those who have any Accounts or Notes
n against 8. T.. Hart in Baton Rouge will please
to present them by the 9th of July. All Those
indebted to me from last year will 10 the same
without further notice.
July 10, 1850. =. +. HART. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
SHAVING PASTE.

lust received 600 boxes Of superior PEARL
j PASTE. This article Is from the celebrated
Kimball, il makes a superior cream in one SECOND,
at the same time causes the operator TO go over the
face like n locomotive, keeping the razor in good
order, at the reduced price Of 25e. in cases, Mt
june 20, ". y. HARTs,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Notice..

S,pesssion Of WILLIAM HERHrs, desasd.
A IL persons having claims against the success
n sion of my deceased husband, William Her
rim, will please presant them duly authenticated
TO me, or my Attorney A. NJ. Dunn, at Baton
Rouge, and those indebted are requested to make
immediate payment. MELISSA HERRfN.
july -. 3ts. Administrative
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Avis,

Suecessron de WILLIAM HEnn1s, dfcfds.
r rs personnes ayant de reclamations contre
IL Ia succession de mon defcu mari, William
Herrin, les presentera d0ncnt certifes h moi, gu
mon Avocat A. NJ. Dunn. 4 Baton Rouge, ct tots
ceux end6tee, a la dit succession ct price de fare
immediate Placement. MELISSA HERRIN,
iuillet 10. 3fs. ADMINISTRATIVE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods
WE have jtts' received Il largo stock Of Nc I'M
w Spring and hasssssss Ef''TF"V
Goods, both staple and i"ncy, wslieb "s "~
eHsr al New DTlssns u
Uur assortment Is tlioan mh rdre aDd
x~iatm1aation ond rhasist$, ~ O
y"vt y tbs JothoatoE,
i7l Linon Russia ststa,lna, Irish Lipons
Of ai qualities
Damascus Linens, Table cloths. Napkins, ete,,
Daraetus and other table 81 cts. 8
ttllow-ra linen al descriptions or Linen
Goods. checks, Afalaa. Listaios NJ,
Plain and fancy btilliags f"r pnuis,
snnnunrr Eassr"Tas
tpeounnts apd Organizes, Giug'tatns anl
49, f,Iiats Il iro#sH.
ThtSSy,i lace sf'ruiss and inseftiFnss
Swiss lpsoftings, do Nluslftts Jacvnets &c,
--latest Style si1ss,
And worsted Garcacs. sill; Tissues, for
summer w"Hr
Farin i%nsfre. Tpilp dhi %prI q
Fsncy "nI"o'ier"i mGslIo drcss patterns
hoovhfr recruitment n
Ladies aud t,rutlrrtcua shoes Caters
Eqegara. Ties h. L.,
A splrnAld stock # French perlrmrty ~
Esseures, sotp OILS lu,natlm by Ibr pound 49,
~ in stna}l prs fLad"s "jo haoe rnpiy pm ~Sffs
ppfrHi jufs, cp hare their fNnf fih he f,,sf atfffrf
fcipgn"ewa '"t in great q'nnitttcs, md 10 short
all articles b. banging f. that lntH,
, eaSaHa.s.
Ladies' ~,at4suls. eilh rrJlreI'as.
BIsacltrd aud nplisarl,rd %cottons, Twtiled
md Plain Ibwclls.
Plantation straw hafs. lyery lpw)
lr4hotu llats,
FINE fHffl"ry. scissors, pen, po"krt knives Str,t
" Musaulto Hsftings, and u large aasofit1out
ri L"Iglt9s l"srs
-aad M "ii7rs mM ny f6s'is ond fa"ry linz.
t. We frg flre lwlies aud gentlemen Of ihc
city and mrtghinrlpoa 10 ez'oni 70 m Il .inre Il
their patronage. ASSURING ti~m that wr vii do MI
IN our pow ar 10 rnctit it..
pune Il. ". EDNSECNIE h SHIPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

TROCKERY AND GLASS WARE--A large
\ and valuable assortment in store nj Planter
Store, No. s. Church street.
june f, ~. D. b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

TIVE undersigned keeps constant r-rs-Sv,
i. ~ on hand a complete assort-
ment Of Saddlery, Harness and As4 s.il.l1
Trunks Of every description, consisting, III
PART OF
Spanish SaddlesSs Tampico Saddles,
Kentucky do. Sommeraet do
Mamalhke do. Columbian Dr..
Demipeak Do. Ladies plush, Ao.
Boys do. 10. quilted do
Carriage and buggy Harness. Misses DO. do,
Wagon and dray 10.
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood. frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the line. all Of which
will be- sold ior Cosh. II the lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine tie stock-no trouble
to show the goods,
june s, ~, 4. BRADFoRIr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
MIR. REPLY

WAsHtseToN, Jnly Q, 1850.
GeatIemea--I have just received your
note conveying the melancholy and psin.
FIJI intelligence Of the decease Of Zachary
Taylor. late President Of the United States.
| have no language to express the emotions
of my heart. The shock is so sudden and
unexpected that | am overwhelmed with
grief.
avail myself Of the earliest moment
to communicate the sad intelligence to
Congress and shall appoint u time and
place for taking the oath of office proscrib.
ed to the President of the United States.
You are requested to be present and wit.
ness the ceremony.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Fresh Arrivals Of Clothing,


bsErH SIMON tales ~plaasnrSs IN inform
y ing bis"trienls. and thu pt,bliS Eerterslly -
titnt he bas j,,st returned from New Orleans with
III eiifiss stock Of Fresh. and New Goods, sttisabIs
for tlis scissor, such IA;
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
Ladies' Dress Cords,
Hosiery, Shoes, &c, g
Gnn'lemen'a Clothing Shoes.
. Boots. and Toilet Articles, kc. &c
Paatmrfyi
n latest French styls Hats,
Also, Straw anil Summer 10,
Cuttleryli
&c. Sc. &C. &c.
Having resolved ,pAn 4 rernI.nert stay IN this
city. he is determined to compete "ifh aty rist1
camille e=tabtishmenssa hrre, ~ 10 QtatifY #
Gomis and CitEArhrss NJ P,bss.a IN one word. the
undersigned earnestly s~olicits IL fair trial, aud ierls
confident of sitcresst. "A
And while he gfea'1y acktSWledges past faynts.
pral iliHpbs his friends fbf fheit@iiprai patronage,
he takes this method o~fstating, that with this year
lsiD, the word Cafptr has been nssse,l frntu his
hopks, and the word CASH and CtEe1 osLy, sub
sfitu!rd thereto,
On st,rh terms te offers for snlr his present
stock Of goods. Call nj Sang.t's old s'atpl aud Try
june 4. ". JOSEPH stsftt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
STATE or 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 I'm.
dersigned clerk Of said court, an account Of his all
ministration on said estate.
Notice is hereby given 10 nl persons interested
to show cause within ten days, from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice, why the said account
should not be approved bornologa'ed, and made
the judgment Of said court and the said admins
traitor discharged from any further liability result
ing from said trust, and his Bond cancelled and an
nulled. june %, w. NJ. MORENO, Clerk.
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r. y. CoSRAp,
ii. T~oMLtssos,
Jos Harm
Avis du Juri de Police.

lie comite fiscal auquel vons avez remis 10 som
d'examiner, et do dsclarer lie montaDt dies taxes
pui doivent Sire prelevtes pour Fannss 1864, ainsi
que les details des ditIsrens butts que ces taxes de-
vront attelndre, SONNET respectuensement le rap
port suIvant:
Nous avons examine 10 tablea, dies taxes de
l'ann6e 6scalc qui fnit lie premier Lundi du mois
de Iuin %co,irant, 81 nous eniretenobs f~opinion,
quill sera n6eessaire que 10 montaut des taxes gui
seront prelevses pendant fannse 1850, soft an
rnoins egal ala nontani des taxes de rann6e 1850
nous reeommsndons done pue le tableau des taxes
de fannee 1s4g soft adopte pour fannfe 1850,
avec les mtmes details ct specifications.
lSign6) =. u. CosHAp,
II. ToMttssos,
JOS. BAKER.
Rea dom Rtsoiu, Que le Rapport dn Cornitf
fiscal soft adop's, ct que les taxes suivar,tes soiert
nnlr uannGn falu sayair.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Fancy DrilIings and Vestings.

VIE have On hand n large and desirable assert
w ment OF the most recent styles Of
Linen Drills and VcsfInps,
TO which We would respectfully call the attention
Of our friends and the public.
June = ly. W. u. PHILLIPS. h BOO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Notice..

VVLlEts
$3.50.
BAToN RorGE, 2la May, 1880.
ON the first day Of January next, 1851. | pro-
" mise TO pay to the order Of John Gayle, at the
Branch Of the louisiana State Bank at Baton
Rol2e't the sum Of -Four Hundred ard Fifty dollars
with eight per cent Interest from date hereof un-
til paid, for value received.
Signed MARY z. CRENSITAW,
w. III. CRIINSHAW.
No variation. S.ML. SxoLpIELp, Recorder,
Endorsed JoHY GAYLE, w. II, CAgssnAw,
II. s. TuogpE.
The public is cautioned against trailing for a
promissory note Of which the above 10 a copy
the consideration for which it was given. having
failed the same will not be paid.
MARY f. CRENSHAW,
july 6. q. W. H. CRENSHAW,
BY their Atty. J. MaELAM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Final Notice,

TIVE undersigned hereby gives notice TO all in
l. delted to him that if their a%ccn,ints are moi
settled by The first Of next month that they will
he put in the hands of an officer for collection.
Longer indulgence cannot he granted.
July 9, J. w. QUIGGINS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
The best Remedy ever known
TD MAN! a.

FNHh ~ H~e4t - lee rv~~~ $50 yvv%~
lllG UE6L HELHSuV GVCE kiiU VIII
TO MAN!
-. 49,, -.
E,'h '"'9hs. hsi'fha' CONS, group br"fri''ts
\ Influenza, bleeding o' The h''hgs' piHi"nlty IN
breathing. liver AHecti"n. Pain or Weakness Of Tile
Brenss 'r side, First Stagea Of Consumption, &c,
Il Il 4
,,y,,, -, ,I
hhunhh"h ''hb0.
vi III we r''e' M ""Fe yen N@'n 'e'ofhent were
are 'ef'an''y c"'ao'"y ~ c'''o''p'i"'' even W sofhs
" ~ ""'s' f""H'
JEFFERSON Cotary. In. Feb. 27. 1910.
Hrssrs. SanIDrd y Park, This Is 10 certify
that my wife. Nancy D"houey. has been in n 'leclin-
ing state pf healt, for the last two years. Her disease
baflsd the skill If the best medical MD rotld pro.
cute-ber p~hysician pronounced her disease "C1p.
sumption IN tho last stage, " md said that her rero-
very was tH,st MI human hopes. Ar n last resort.
with very little hops, ! procured Wisthr's B,lsnm Of
Wild Cherry. After 'ring n few bottles, ] fund. T."
my agreeable surprise. that her hsnl'h wis Improving
rapidly. She il now so fnr restored, ~ 10 be able 10
attend 10 her regular hnnse hold duties. without suffer.
ing any Inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and
present health warrant me in the belisf that she will
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Avis.

r ES personnes ayant de reclanIations eontre la
IL succession de Jean Capoutade, sont price de
les presentes au soussigne Curateur ct Iiquida-
faire de La dite succession.
iuillet Ii. SIS. I. BONNECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
SUMMrn-G0ODS,
Notice.,
B. A. Fahnestocks Vermifhge.
The great w orsn-kiucr.

9 DOZ. Of this great Medicine, Just received
ON and for sale by g. M HEROMAN.
july 20, ly. opposite The Methodist Church.
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For hr Baton Rouge Gasrt,c.

bATON NUUGE JHy IUH, ISJU.
w. r ADAMS. ESQ.
Dear Su-1n giving the following a
place in your columns, you will confer q
favor on the undersigned, and the men,
bcrs of the Washington Guards
Card.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

Sntrrssion de JAMES A. RAaALDson No. 1874.
decide, application DIES Cyeanriers pour Cour III
gn' il v ait ure assemble pour dsiberer 6nc Diatrit
sur Ia nmnnisre Ia plus arantageuse JUL. Par
de pendre. oasse fEa
b. Rouge.
r APPLICATION ci-dessus ayant etc lue ct
IL consideree, ct etant ~autorisee par la loi. II
est done ordonnG qu'une assemblee des creanciers
du defant soft tenue pardevant Samuel Skolfeld,
Recorder de Paroisse, pour la Paroisse dEst b.
ton Rouge, lie 81 Ao0t 1850, pour delibkrer des
matieres mentionnGes dams cette application.
II est de plus ordonnGes quill soft donne avis de
cette assemble 4 Daniel Turnbull, Barthelemi
Barrow d'Ouest Feliciana ct Lydia Ranaldson
d'Est Baton Rouge, CONNIE par demande, ct que
John w. Seymour, Avocat soft par ces presents
nomme pour representer les creanciers absens.-
II est de plus ordonne que Get ordre soft public
CONNIE il est present. par la loi. Q
II Juliet 1850. Juge du 6me Dist, Judi.
CRETE. Pour copie conforme.
IL. 81 jSigne,J NJ. MORENO, Grenier.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroisse d. Est Baton Rouge.
Commencement d pordre ci-dessus les creanciers
de Ia succession de James A Ranaldson tde ceffe
Paroisse,J DECIDE, sont par ces present notifies de
assembler 4 mon bureau, a Baton-Rouge, lie 81
Aont prochain-1sJO 4 10 heufes du matin pour
v delibErer sur les n1atieres don't il est fait mem
ton dams la ademande des petitionnaires, ct sur Ia
maniere Ii plus ayartageuse de vendre les biens
de Ia succession. SAN. SKOLFIELD,
july 90, Cts. .sa Recorler,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

Beware Of confterfeits and mttatiois-Syrhp s and
all other preparations Of Wild CHEEKY. Remember.
they only initiate IN name without progressing the
virtues, Buy none but the genuine and original.
DIR. Wisfar's Isalsam wild Cherry.
Signed "s"n1fonl & Park" on tbs wrapper a.
round each bottle.
n5- Sold Wholesale and retail. by
SrOVit ~ MEAD. t15. Flar'rev streets,
between Cont and IT. Innis. Sr~ Orleans, GetGral
Agents for the Southern States.
Sold sl,o ly
n r. WadIil. Geo. A. Pike, Baton Rouge.
A. r. Richards, PlaGuemitc.
Ttroth " irwin, Por. Hudson.
A. g. Newport, Mount Willing.
Ball n 60. Bayou Sara.
J. II. Wright, Gteensbuurg.
Harrison, Northon " Co. Springfield.
l.. Gamotis. DornldsonviIle. june Sly.
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FILLMORE

MIJbAND FlItbIlotE
John M. Clayton, Sect'y Of the State.
w. M. Meredith, Seet'y Of The Treasury
r. Ewing, Secretary Of the Interior.
George w. Crawferd, Secretary Of War
Win. B. Preston, Secretary ofthe Navy
J. Collamer, Post Master General.
Revefdy Johnson, Attorney General.
WAsHiseros, July 10, 1850
To the Senate Of the United States
In consequence of the lainented death
of Zachary Taylor, late President of the
United States, ! shall no longer occupy
the chair Of the Senate, and | have thought
that a formal communication to that effect
through your Secretary, might enable you
the more promptly to proceed to the choice
of Il presiding officer.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Elhop-eiti.ens Of tie Senate
and Of ht House Of Representatives;
| have to perform the melancholy duty
of announcing to you that it has pleased
Almighty God to remove from this life
Zachary Taylor, late President Of the
United States. lie deceased last evening
at the hour o? haf-past 10 o'clock, i'll the
midst of his family, and surrounded by
atfectionate friends. calmly and in the full
possession of all his faculties. Among
his Inst words were these, which he uttered
with emphatic %distinctness: al have
always done my duty | am ready to die /;
my only regret is for the friends ! leave
behind me-.
Having announced to you fellow-cit;zens
this most affecting bereavement, assuring
you that it has penetrated no hearth with
deeper grief than mine, it remains for me
to say that | propose this day, at IL o'clock,
in the hall of the House of Representa-
tivcs, in presence of both Houses Of Con-
gress, to take the oath prescribed by the
Constitution, to enable me to enter on the
execution of the office which this event has
devolved upon me.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
In the House, after the deatf, of the
President had been announced, and some
proceedings taken thereon
The Doorkeeper announced the Senate
Of the United States, who entered the hall,
preceded by Mr. Beale, their ~Sergeant-at-
Arms, and took seats within the circle inn
mcdate.y in front of the Speakers chair,
the members Of the House standing as the
Senators enterd the hall, and until they
were seated.
A short pause cnsued, when
The President of the United States was
announced. He entered, supported on
either side by Mr.. Soule, on the part Of
the Senate, and Mr.. Winthrop, on the
part of the House, and followed by the
Cabinet, the Marshal of the District Of
Columbia, the ex-Mayor Of the city, and
others.
All having been seated.
The Speaker stated that the oath Of
office would now be administered to the
President of the United States by Chief
Justice Cranch.
Thereupon Chief Justice Cranch adj
ministered the oath Of office, the President
pronouncing the words in a clear and firm
voice, as follows: II, Willard Fillmore,
do solemnly swear that ! will faithfully
execute the Office of President of the Uni
ted States, and will, to the best of my
ability, preserve, protect, and defend the
constitution of the United States"
The members Of the Senate, House and
all others within the bar, rose and stood
in their places during the administration
Of the oath.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

A Ii pers ons having claims against the success
n sion Of John Capouiade, late Of this Parish,
are requisite d to present them TO the undersigned
Curator and Liquidator Of said succession.
july 10. 81. l. BONNECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Ladies' Wafches,

A LGT Of Ladies Watches, Of the most ro
n fashionable make. just imported from IN,
Europe and for sale by GL&
june + ly. GRO VI. HERONAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

GLASS Of all sizes Putty, Paints, Oil and Paint
OBrushes, for sale at
june 90, ly. "a. MATTAfS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
To Ladies'.

CANTON TEAS in pound, hclf pound /rsaz
" and quarter pound parsrs, for sale at H1SnM
june ~, ly. A., MATTA'S. nsAAlxa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

DRANDY-20 PACKAGE i ald J. for sale af the
- rjanters Score, W. .. Church street,
irne s, iy. II r WOLFE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Police Jury Notice.

TIME Finance Committee to whom yotr Hon.
l. body entrusted the task of examining and re-
porting the amount Of taxes to be imposed for the
year 1850 with the specification Of the objects
which il was intended TO meet Beg leave to re.
port-that they have examined a statement Of the
taxation for the year ts49-and the Auditors
Report for the fiscal year, ending on the first Mon
day Of the month Of June is50--and your conn
for the year 1850, will I've required TO he fully 90
large Ms that imposed in ls4D, and therefore re-
commend the adoption Of the tax Of the year 1s4g,
for that Of The year Is50-with the same s~pecifi-
cations, all Of which your committee respectfully
submit.
$ tSignedl r. y. Conan,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Paints! Paintsl!

E0 KEGS pure and No. i, Union White-lrsd,
w a superior article, aIse Is pohnds- Chrome
Green, Just received from N. Y. ani for sale by
july 40, ". o. NJ HEHOMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
STRAY.

TATES upby Mr. b B;xler, or The Nanchar,
J. a bay Ware, about 6 years old. 12l harris
high. branded HI connected. on the left shoulder,
saddle marks OIL the back. H. l. WOLFE.
june -. f.. Ranger,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

In the matter Of the Sneessioa u NJ "a,
JAMES A. RArALDsov. dendsed. el r.hs,.j NJ
On Mc application for a n,ceting ,r,t T,,,r, par.
z me ..a a ~ a'"a,s y" ih Of Eaa Baton
selling property.
T'he foregoing application being read and consid-
i. cred andthe law authorizing it. II IL therefore
ordered that a meeting of the Creditors Of the de-
ceased be held before Samuel Skolfeld, Parish
Recorder for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, on
the oath day Of August, 1850, TO deliberate on the
matters set forth in said application.
1t ia further ordered that notices Of said meeting
he addressed to Daniel Turnbull, Bartholomew
barrow Of West Feliciana and Lydia Ranaldson
of East Baton Rouge as prayed for, and that John
w. Seymour, Attorney at Law, be and he is here
by appointed to represent the absent creditors.
1t is further ordered that publication Of this Or
der be made according to the law, in such case
made and provided.
(SignE) J@J. BURK,
July 18th, 1850. Judge Sixth Jud. Dist.
Clerks Office. A true copy,
II. 81 Signed, M. MORENO, Clerk.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge
In pursuance Of the above order, the creditors
of the succession of James A.. Ranaldson, late Of
this Parish deceased, are hereby notified to meet
at my Office in the town Of Baton Rouge, on the
2ath day Of August next, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
TO deliberate ON the matters set forth in the appli-
cation for said meeting and upon the most advan-
tageous manner Of selling the property Of said
succession. SAML. SkOLFIELD,
July 90, CIV. Recorder.
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STRAY.

TAKEN mp by Mr. John B Blk E
l. Ter. on the Manctac, a @orrel NtrvNys
Marc, about J years old, III hands fySSEs
high. branded DF connected. on the e@sJ2-.sA
lett shoulder, and OH. connected, on the left hip,
blaze face. june 22ts Ill WOLFE, Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

TAKEN Up by Mr.. William Noble. in the
l. Plains. a bright Sorrel Mare. heavy with foaI,
about 4 years old, IA hand. high, unbrnten, no
brand visible. H. l.. WOLFE.
june ~, is. Ranger
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To The Hon.
John M Clayton, Sect'y Of the State.
w. NJ. Meredith, Seet'y Of The Treasury
r. Ewing, Secretary Of the Interior.
George W. Crawford, Secretary Of War.
VIM. B. Preston, Secretary ofthe Navy.
J. Collamer, Post-M Master General.
Revefdy johnson, Attorney General.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
American Vegetarian Convention.

MEETING or IHE AvII-MEAr EArERs--sPRiSo SPROUTS
AND EAELY roTAToEs-rR0uELE AMONG TnE
eETAmE EATERs--wHo SNAIL DECIDE wuEv
DOCTORS pfsAoRrE.
Tho friends Of fdctetio reform met at Clinton Hall
Wednesday al ten o'clock for the purpose Of forming
an American Vegetarian Society. The meeting being
called 10 order tho following officers appointed
President, the Rev. William Metcslf Of Pbiladelphia
for Vice Presidents, Messrs Wellington, Of Boston,
Blake, Of Mass; and Dr. shaw, Of New York. Joseph
Metealf, Of Philadelphia, appointed Secretary.
The PnrapEsr, in alludipg to the objects Of the
convention. stated that he had reared family, some
Of whom we're presest, children and grandchildren
who had never tasted animal food They had.
general thing enjoyed good health better. In fact
than their neiehbors. when the yellow fever broke
out in Philsdephis IN ISIS. visited said he. families
afflicted With that disease yet none Of my family
affected ny H The same the fact IN reference 90
the cholera q 1892 and the late prevalence Of that
disease But (said the rrcsdcnt. o. proceed to bus
ness The FIRST matter 30 be brought before this
ing vil 10 something TO this purpose-whether " is
best % form association such has bcen al
yrittd To.
The expression Of the meeting being tsksn, Il vas