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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

NY MorttHn.-My tears are eyer rrnd Y
to gtish forth at the recollection Of the
sweet wofds=My Mother! ! eau searte.
" realize diat | eeer had one yet q dim
figure Ia Irfrertible IN the distant region
of my earliest recollection n figure around
which lny affections cluster more closely
than the %liiser's to his gold II rliIes
no'selcssIy for II bright brief space. aud
thru disappears, Next comes n funeral :
the coffin, placed uadef the tall poplar trees
IN front Of the house. md Il grn,tl, Of
moiifners IN their hal,lliments of wo, MY
Young grief, Tune with its rude hnnd
has blottel ont, Ny mother yea. ! had
one. OAnd yet abe lives and yet her spirit
watches over tue child who broke up in
her wolnan's soul the fountain Of maternal
love and yet she waits to weieonse me to
the bright world OF diselnbojied npirits,
NV Mother yca. III meet thee III
shape my course towards tho heavenly
port. to which thy bark was guided. III
study all thy virtues. and III try myself to
ho IA pure. IA good and gr,ltle. "a | believe
thou Wat aud should the Ills of life rizc
thick around me. like troubled waters. to
ovcrwhelin. III throw my anchor out. or
truRt my Pilot. aud ride the storm. Lilies
AGA rs often rotgh-liie's voyage often
,tnndc through Toy and darkness-hut ono
radiant atnr Shines ever on its gloom. II
rosc over Bethlehem. aud iof these eighteen
hundred years it has not set. still e%ircIing
round til" everlasting Throne. admired Of
angel hosts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

Sufresion de JAMES A. RasagpsoN No. f3i.
d6tfaf, application dcs Crsaneers ponr Cour ds
qn'H y ait nae assenbite pour affbsyer Gnc District
SIR Ia ,nannttrc Ia plus avantageuse Jnh. Par
dc renare. oisse fEa
B. Rouge.
r APPLICATION ci-dessus ayant etc lue ct
IL considfrce, ct Gtant antorisee par la loi. II
est done ordofne qu' une assemblee dcs crGanciers
du deiunt soft tenue pardevant Samuel SkoIheld,
Recorder de Paroisse, pour Ia Paroisse d'Est b.
ton Rouge, lie II Aoht 1850, pour deliberer des
matieres mcntionnees dams cctte application.
II est de plus ordonnses quill soft donnG avis de
cette assemble h Daniel Turnbull, BarthGlemi
Barrow d'Oucst Feliciana ct Lydia Ranaldson
dEst Baton Rouge. CONNIE par demande, ct que
John w. Seymour, Avocsf soft par ces presents
nomme pour repfesenter les creanciers absens.-
ii est de plus ordonnG que Get ordre soft public
CONNIE il est present. par la loi.
(SisneJ u. BURK,
II juliet 1850. Juge du Grne Dist, Judi.
CRETE. Pour corie conforrne.
II. 81 (SignG,D NJ. MORENO, Grefier.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA ,
Parotsse d Est Bato. Rouge.
Commencement a fordre ci-dessus les ctfanciers
de la succession de James A. Ranaldson de cette
paroisse) decide, sont par ces present notifies de
s'assembler a mon bureau, a Baton-R Rouge, lie "a
Ao0t prochain-1S50 a 10 heures du matin ponr
y deliberer sur les matieres don't il est fait men,
ton dams la demande DIES petitiornaires, ct sur la
maniere la plus avantagense de yendre les biens
de la succession SAM. SKOLFIELD,
july 90, 6s. Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Family Grocery Store.

1--WE nd rsigpel respectfully IN
i firms tle public that he has re- M~sass ssS%sss
rroFad II hs I'D ataui on IAvaa Street and tIes
IN hard and is constantly receiving p large HssIti.
ment VI afielrs IN The shave line ammpg vh|ats
ere
SagW. fnttisiau mud Inv Hrn, double Rshphi.
fr',shnd sn1 prw,ls rod,
ttHtf "nb Tn N tsttn"a J%"Rllfies.
rich Satl,nes, foIIhah. HaAte. k. Hstketsf sna
Uerfings
Jobat'o ri different qualities,
fi9a,s. crrlrftnrr an1 fine,
ron,Nfs Sperm, St#f. Sfaarite and TaIIev.
e"py Soda and extra family Soap,
Spites. Pepper, Cinnamon, tIDyest Auirnngs,
Mnstafii and Cayenne ftptef,
Pifhfes Ftftnvbers Olive and fatnfr.
P,oisi"us Flour. Pork, Beet Iard Bacon. Dtiat-
beef Bologna S~atisages md Enrf Tongue.
Theese Holland, tbesfitt md Western,
Kehhprs Tomato and Walnut.
DRs Olive. in half battles and botllcs, Ts4sd and
Lamp
F"h. Haisins, Cursan's, Figs, Sales and bras-
died Ftmt#.
Nnts Almonds and Pfr4Hs
W"nhHt Sweet Hnd Spicod No I,
Hines tf yati"os qualities, rbr1ials NJ ell kinds,
Dd Brandy, jarnaiea Rum, Holland Gin,
M@~ngahela WiIskey, 1tndon Porter and
Ale.
have constantly NJ, band Tar. Resin and Pitts,
hatgh c"ai nHe & " A. MONTAE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

Tins LATE PRESIDENT. The acts and
speeches which marked the closing scenes
81, a
oi Gen. Taylor's life will doubtless be
gathered mp and treasured IN the: memory
OF his countrymen The following ancc.
dotc Is related in the New York Mirror
"t IL but a few days since. when n
delegation waited upon him To ren,onstrate
against his liberal position ON the slavery
question, aud TO talk of disuHioH rs the
inevitable consequence of the admission of
California rs g free State. that he uttered
these memorable words: Ecntlcn,cn.' said
the President, If ever the flag of tisunion
is raised within the borders of these Uni.
ted States while loecnpy the Chair. ] will
plant the stars and stripes alongside of it.
and with my w hand strike il down, if
not n soul ONE to my aid south Of Mason
X DNon's line"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

IN he uater ef he Snressien NJ A. IA,
jaws A, RAsatbsosi drfrasha eaa t'y,.,t NJ.
On Me application fa, 4 nfsfing , ~. ~a.., bas'
n Mf Creditors 10 deliberate on ~ = ~, M"
tie most ateaHta geoas mannry Of W. ." """
selling property,
n Nhe foregoing application being read and eorsid.
i. cred and the law authorizing IT, II IN therefore
ordered that n meeting Of the Creditors Of The de.
eeased be held before Samuel skelhsld, Parisl,
Recorder for the Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge, N,
the 2tth day Of August, 1850, 10 deliberate on thr
matters sci forth in said application.
1t In further ordered that notices Of said meeting
be Addressed to Daniel 1'urnbulI, Bartholomew
Of East Baton Rouge Us prayed for, and that John
w. Seymour, Attorney ut Law, be and he Is here
by appointed TO represent the absent creditors.
IT IL further ordered that publication Of this Of
der be made according TO the law, in such case
made aud provided.
tsigne) il, BURk,
July nth, 1850. Judge Sixth Jud. Dist.
Clerks Office. A true copy,
H. 81 Signed, NJ. MORENO, Clerk.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Eaa BateH Rongt.
In pursuance of the above order, The creditors
of the succession Of James A.. Ranaldson, late Of
this Parish deceased, ARE hereby notified 10 meet
al my office in the town Of Baton Rouge, ~ the
gath 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-
tageeus manner Of selling the property Of said
succession. SAML. SKOLFfELD,
July 20, 6w. Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

"A Stuhr I~lIsrnRy or A SHoEr MAN
N SaoKr-Shoft lived Ia Shortvillr,
near Hrieltown Having married u sturdy
dame after u short courtsl,ip. he found it
necessary to procure a short ladder for the
purpose of ascending to kiss her Elm
short, he lived q long time with lis wife.
and long after her dcceapc. But death cut
HIM short with n very short SUMMONS.
lie waR put into n short coffin, lowered
'nto II abort grave, and n short crmo
was preached on the occasion respecting
the shurtncss of life. To make this story
rhort, Mr., Short was recollected n long
time as having been the shortest man in
Sluftvillc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Lcvce Notice.

fNO be spld Al public auction IN Monday the 25H
L ,auess. 1850. by the undersigned. on account
Of the Parish nj West tIaiotr Rouge. lin aeeofs
dance with . special law aud appropriation made
by. said psrish) To be adindieated 10 the lowest
bidder.
The making NJ a certain line Of lrvee, between
tofty-hve and fny arretts ~ length. The said
levee 10 commence At The upper line efthe platita4
ton Of ]. = Michel. and extending towards the
npret line Of the parish.
Exact particulars respecting the dimensions
nc, oithe levue. will be given At tle sale, which
viii Occur on the premises, the day and date as
alnve specified, The purchaser 10 furnish good
and sufficient security to the ame,,n, ol one fourth
over and above the price Of The work, as q guar.
antee for his completion Of the same.
aug = 5v. w W, LENNON.
Inspector It'll road and levee ward,
West Baton Rouge.
I'm. q. Pieayane will please publish she
above six times, u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
COOPER'S WELL,

CtTUATED in Kinds County. MisSis-
l1sitp5, ~ miles west Of Jackson. the GgzsSsmf
State Capital, and 4 miles east ii Ray -Efgtm.
nond, county seat. The Raymond Ea1road' nav
rebuilding, viii ptpbably, he done by the Isl Of
June; il jntersecfs the Virksbnra Railroad nj Boil
tons distance from Raymond 10 the Well, 4 miles,
At this time Hacks ran b. had ri Bottoms, 10 miles
10 the Well, 5f Clinton, depot 8 miles. Perzous
leaving Vieksta'fg ran I've At the Well IN four hours,
Extensive arrangements are making for he coming
sntnfners The water - principally ClsalY beats. The
celebrity NJ fffs tJsIi IL fpt surpassed and 10 tscotns
%gtended by the ~medicai ftcpliy in eases Of Chronic
D~tafffraa, Gravel, Drotsy, and general Debility it
arts powerfully npon thn Liver md Kidueys, and fas
The same sanitary efset throughout the year. Ipvn4
lids can he accommodated at all seasons with com
Portable raot1s.
But kw ptaces can erceei his ss a Watering rlsce.
The picturesque view the etryaGsd location, roman
tie hiiis, and lofty pines 10 fact, everything irrji.
cafss health. tgirperaIsnt 1ftIe mediral gFater, ubiqb
has proved ~ bsnrGciaI,
Terms.
Board snd lodging. for Winter, Spring and Fail
rhonths, 81 pr month, 81 pr, reek, ana 81 30 pet
day. The months Of june. Jniy. August ard Sep
tetaher. $50 PER month, stO PER wcrk. and 81 per-
day. Horses will he Faken rate nj I'M moderate ter me.
All amnsements r~qntsIfs hi II watering pIare will
he foond. and a gosi band u music provided for tho
WILLIAMS h EpPEs. Piopcristor,.
r. A.. The assistaucs N Coi. i0rt, Iafs n the
'S'es go 'VHT-- iHGPF VIZ ffH
AMI trnsts that general satisfaction *iiI he given.
Accommodation are nra sfng fr a thoslsabd - fs0yts.
In addition To ttr I'D Well aaorher has been otaain.d
ny sinking n stsait soffs 80 FRET deep. and ttxye9 out
to bs strongly ifUpr~lTaisd with s,flpter and irnp it
is such an Jrexhanstjble stream.s that snifah!e hath
houses are ahent to b- erected. also tfs boring n al
Astestan Well has bceH esapneneed. Renters will
find no searcIsY # water fbr culinary p~l1fpfSes, he.
Although We consider iFe we'll open NJ aiI iimcs.
sth t, PRESTON n asAsd, WHEN do yTI ng,eb ms
now ray, the lst MAY, a. a general npsning. 4nite
a nnmfsr of invaiids are nov here. and a prospe@t II
a large company. Fniei1g ffoa1 letters already rec>i-
we'd, on the s~tihsres ii roe1as, Dr.. Tine defaaad fr
barrels OF water is 40 great, We Eaftst decline taking
any more orders until fall.
The pubiIc arg rsqsesssd, shhnld they wph any
inaru+atIon IN regafd To the Hetteal qualities u the
water, or to pfeenre rooms dr. 10 addr~sa thu pro-
psetors, and their letters *hali be promptly Attended
30.
n. B. .petsms leaving hs the Well, had her'er
order tIpelr leitsfs, directed b. Cppper's W-ii. Ray.
moad p. q. Mis-. The nails arrive there taily,
fsunaays e~reepfedJ and letters for Eil4Sv~li will bs
forwarded daily. w. l. T..
Coep~r's Well. May. II. IS1-asn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

WHEREAS John Battel, Senior, adninistra-
w tor Of the estate Of John Forbes, late Of said
Parish deceased, has fled in The Office Of the IN
derslgned clerk Of said court, All account Of bis ad-
ministration on said estate.
Notice is hereby given 10 al persons Interested
70 show cause within ten days. from the first pub
~lication Of this notice, why the said account
should not be approved homologated, 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 30. 2w. M. MORENO, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
H. ~. dgHRAM,
II. ToMlassesg
II

st aopf RfsHn, Que le Rapport du romite
fiscal soft adopte, ut que los taxes saiyantes soiaat
ptalsyfes apuf pariiee 1850. satsitt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
FAMILY GROCERIES.

T OAF Sugar and crushed d., brown do, -
IL coffee, tea. chocolate. cany assed hams. NJ
lard in kegs, pickles, preserves. pepper sauces,
mackerei and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, raisias ~currants, prsInes, brandy fruits,
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 ciar-
ct wines. cosdials raspberry vinegar. syrup, &c.
Always on band Of the best quaiity-togeihgT
with a general assortment Of croekery and glass
ware, for sale by tjunes Ly.1 JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

II, Va, March 20. 1870, ami il sill living
near Williamsburg, w, lie whs the st.
oyonj con Of Judge John Tyler, graduated
At William and Mary College, aud was
educated 4 lawyer, lie niaffiet first, In
ielJ. Letitla Christian. of New Kent
county. Va. who died ut Washington,
September 10, 1879, lea wing three SOILS
bid three daughters end secondly, June
20, 1911, Julia Gardner. danghtef Of Da-
q vid GSrdner, Of New York.
y james Knox Polk, eleventh, President of
the United STILES, FOR the fifteenth term.
y 1Bk=tslp, was born ia MeeklenIu,fa. N.
E,, November q, 1926. aud died ~ Mash.
Vile, Tenn JUNE 10th. 1919. astd fifty
} tlifee years. ssyeii months and thirteen
days lie was tliu oldest ef ten children.
and graduated nj the University If North
Carolina Ia 1918 studied law. a,tl settled
III Nasaville. lie was elected, III 1879,
member Of the State Legislature, and in
cl4g5. n metnl,er ef Congress, III which
o.See he continued inatiy years, lie was
speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
lA95-lslO. md afterwards tvs, years
a,evarnor Of Tentiessee, lie married Il IN.
dy Of Tennessee, but died without isst,et
Zachary Taylor, twelfth President Of
the ttniTSsd States, for the sixteenth term,
tsip-ls5J, was born in Virginia. Neven,-
Der. "a. i75I, and died at Washington.
while IN office, July 3, 1880, in the sixty
eiStll year Of his aye. Ills parents fetnov.
ed 10 Kentucky, where many Of their eon.
nprtipiis now reside. lie has spent a
large portion Of his life IN the military pro
Siessiott lie married a lady Of Maryland.
mud has had Eve children. one Of whom
died in early life. Ills oldest daughter
married DR.. Wood, surgeon in The army
Sarah Knox, the second daughter, married
Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi, end died
soon after, Elizabeth married Mr.. Bliss.
iis Private Secretary Richard, his only
son lives on his fathers plantatiol, In In,
Willard Fillmore, who, by the Heath OF
President Taylor, becomes acting rresi-
dent Of the United States. Is the second
Nipe-p President who has been raised to the
Chief Magistfaey by the deatl, oi ihe Pre-.
eidrnt. He was borr Mt what II now call
ed Summer Hill, Cayuga county. n. Y.
January 7, 1900, and is now, consequent.
~. IA the tifty-iirst year Of his age, His
father moved from Bennington, VI, and
is d plain, independent farmer. Milliard
enjoyed IN youth only the common advans
tages Of . farmers sot,. but by lis natural
talent mud love Of books, haR gradually
raised himself to the high post which he
now occupies as the Chief Magistrate Of
the United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Notice..


j HOU'
B.rpa Rorar, l1H NM, 1850,
I w The first day Of January next, 1861, ! pro-
" niiss 10 pay TO The order Of John Gayle, at The
Branch Of The Louisiana State Bank Mt Baton
Rouge The stun Of -Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
with eight per cent interest from date heteof IN.
til paid, for value received.
(5isned) MANY f. cRENsf1AW,
W II. CHENSHAW.
No variation sAmt. skotttftp. Recorder,
Endorsed .Jous GaytE, w, II. CRsasuaw.
II. 8. THoRpt.
The public is cautioned against trading for q
ptomissoty note Of which The above is a copy
The consideration for which il was given, having
failed The same will not he paid.
MARY +. CRENaHAW,
july g. g. w H. CRENsHAW,
by their Atty J NJ ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
$4,000 worth Of DrV Goods at

NeW Orke0ns HMctiOm PrtcgsN
At the real Cheap Store Oft, PtevgecY, Corner Of
Lafayette and Laurel Streets
tn P1GNEGUy intending TO leave for the nprth,
J. Gin the month d July, will sell from Monday
next the first July, at New Orleans Auction prices
all his present stock Of goods.
Several articles will bc sold less than cost. His
stock comprises a general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, ON CONSIGNMENT.
40 bbl. Philadelphia nails at : SSH per Dbl.
10 casks Bordeaux wine lgopI
gnalityj . 1900 a cask.
. blbls. boiled linsebd oil at = lbs per gal.
10 Corn mfls-all prices,
2 boxes planes lbest sort, at . 100 piece.
10 doz. long and short shoyels
from IS cents to -- 100 do.
June ~, w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

~ We are inclined to the belief from
later intelligence, that the article on the
first page, IN relation to Messrs, Stephens
and Tombs, of Georgia, is mainly mn
founded. We are glad to think so, for
they have sins upon their shoulders with
out thai, enough to sink a ship OF the line.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.

From SOUTH AMERICA.
Maracaibo, Venezuela, April 10Th, lSiD.
Messrs. Sands-Gentlemen / consider it a duty
due the public to make known the great benefit !
have received from using your valuable sarsapar-
lila. About three years since | was attacked with
Rheumatism in my shoulders, and also in my legs,
and so severe was the pain, that / was unable TO
sleep. ] tried all Of the best medicines | could
hear of without receiving any benefit, until
through the advice of a friend | procured some of
your Sarsaparilla, and after using four bottles in
the course of fifteen days, | found myself entirely
well. | have no hesitation in saying your Sarsa-
parilla is the best medicine | ever took, and can
confidently recommend it to my friends and the
= 'N' J. NJ. jEsuRUN.
Here is another near home:
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 8, 1850.
MEssRs. SAsDs.-Gentlemen.-I have great
pleasure in acknowledging to you the great bene-
fit have received from the use of your Sarsaparil-
la. A subject of pulmonary disease, | made a
voyage to Europe, but while there continued TO
be afflicted. A few weeks after my return, | was
seized with a violent hemorrhage of the lungs,
and from the debility and great prostration of
strength that followed, with the protracted diff
fculty of respiration, / am entirely relieved by
the use Of your Sarsaparilla, which | consider a
most important and truly valuable discovery in
the healing art. ! feel that | have not for fourteen
years enjoyed so good health as at-present.
Sc. SEYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A.
B & d.. SANDS, Druggists and Chemist 100
Fulton-st, corner of William, New-YorE. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canad&. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles for IS. G. N. HEROMAN,
3mos. Agent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Police jury Notice.

THE Finance Committee 10 " horn yottf Hon.
l. bsay entrusted the Task of efs,nining and rel
porting the amount OF taxes to be Imposed for The
year 1850 with the specification Of the objects
which II was intended to meet! Beg leave to re-
poft@that they have examined a statement Of The
t~asatiei fef The year tsig@and the Auditors
Herptt for the fiscal yeHf, ending OH the first Mem
day 6f The month If June ashland your sotnz
mittee are Of opinion; that the tax to be imposed
for the year 1850, will be required 10 he fully ~
large rs that imposed in 1910. ard therefore res
co,nhtetd The adoption If The tar Of the year tsl9.
for that of the year ls5D-with the sa,ne spaeiH
cations, all Of which your committee respectfully
submit
tsignedl r u. teHRAp,
H. ToHttssea,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Fresh Arrivals Of CIolhing,

TDsEfH SIMON takes pleasure III ~iffyrure F
y ing His ffientls. ahd The public generally -
thaf lie has Just returned ffetn New Orleans wifi
ati entire stock sf Ffeah. aid New Gstsls, suitable
lut tho season, sueh as
Staple aad Fancy Dry Goods,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Shoes. Be-;
Eentleman's Clothing Shoes,
Bouts, and Toilet Articles, h.. &c.
PetfHtnefyl
TIE latest French STYLE Hats,
Alss, Straw and s~tttitdat 10,
CittlefYii
ke. &c. ~. k6.
Hasihg fesst4sd tipp' q permanent stay ". fkis
city. he is determined 10 tornpete with any rte =.
eattile establishment here, rs IA urihtty n
Eatis ata CuftrRfsaT P,tss. IN one word. The
Undersigned earnestly SELECTS q fair ttisl. and leets
eetifttleiit II sitaass,
And while he greatly NJ nat* lodges past f,yots.
s'nf fhahks HE friends for tt,eit liberal pat rppaae.
he tskes this fpetltaa s%fstatitg. that with the ysat
1919, tbe wofa FRsbtr las hesn erased from his
books. and the word CASH athl C.s4 paty. s,l,=
stitutsd thereto.
uu anft terms he efrrts IN #ala biz present
stock If goods, Gall At sa,,grt's Old sisnd and try
iahes. ~. JOSEPH SIMON.
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A. malta.

pEGS leave to inform the public that he has
- again Established him ECR0cER1TSl
self al his old stand
Church Street, where he offers for sale a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE. Low FoR Cash or on accommodate
ing terms, and takes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks to his former customers, and f1atters
himself that his prices and quality of Groceries
and Provisions will induce them to extend to him
a portion of their former patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

DEATH-W WARRANT READ TO PROFESSOR
NEBsTEg.-The death-warrant was read
TO Professor Webster ON the Odd instant.
Daring its reading he was perfectly calm
and composed, and when the solemn cere-
mony was ended, he said, Gods will be
done-l am ~reconciled to my fate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Baton Rouge Brewery.

TIME undersigned has the honor to announce 4
TO the citizens Of the town and vicinity, =
that he has established a Brewery on the corner -
of North Boulevard and ST. Joseph street, and that
he will from this date be able to furnisls whole
sale or retail. Ale and Table BEER warrant
ed pure and bf good quality. Also, Yeast and Feed.
june 8, ly. ALEX. ST. MARTIN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
A Valuable Family Residence
For Sale.

ATILJ ha offered at Public Auction by T. G.
w Morris. Sheriff, on Saturday September 7th.
1850. at the Court House door The property situated
on North street Al present occupied BY Mrs. Eliza
Holmes. measuring me hundred and fifteen 10 ~
feet Front by ninety feet in depth, anil designated
as lot No, I IN sq,iafe No, 9. with all the buildings
and improvements situated thereon. being the
same acquired BY the City Bank Of New Orleans
at Rhefiif's Sale IN the 10th day Of January ialg-
Terms Of Sale Cash. Ia,ig 4, ISL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
SHAVING PASTE.

Tnsr tareived GOO boxes IF superior PEARL
u PASTE. This article Ia from, The celebrated
kimbslli II makes a superior cream IN ous setat,d,
At the same time causes the operator to go over HE
face like q locomotive. Keeping The tazor IN good
order, At The reduced price Of 25t. In Eases. 1T
june 20 ly. s r. HART's,
opposite The HafnaY House.