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New orleans cattle Market.

JEVTERsoS CITy. July 30, 1850. Arrived since Friday per steamers Ne Plus Ultra, Hannibal, Fanny Smith. Maria Burt. and Caddo; 2is Reeves and Calves. 4ae Sheep, and 54 Hog3-- Excepting Hogs. which rssHaiW scarce. there IS . heavy supply for strengthening sale, but 10 Wes- tern Beef.
 Pucss-- 8sef Cltis, 2tsGa4lse @ ID net; Hogs. 5 s96e P fb net; Shstp. .$I stFa4 50 Y head; Hiot cV9s; lssS,s v .headl lCaiot', S 599S7 50 P haAd
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURE ES.
$50 REWARD.

D ANAWAY from the subscriber, Con ths 2stll 1O June.l living in washita county. 25 a 4 Tiles vest of Camden, negro boy named tAo DAVE, of yellow complexion, sged about 5 years, sighted, one of his sncies has N been injured and is somewhat crooked, long, slim feet, and read print Ihtie.
 The above reward will be psit upon the delivery of said boy 10 me, twenty-five dollars # secured in any Jail in this State, so that get him anaia
 M. H. EDWARDS.
 God6oh 20. Hsskds O. Ark July 9, 1850 -44-Sts
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Proclamation ly the Governor

VXTHEREAS, the pnstitution and laws of the
 w State sf Arkansab require that general cleo ton shall be held therein, on the hrsi Monday la August next: Ttyefsvs !. JOHN SBt.DEA ROANE, Governor ofsaid State da hereby declste and mske kaowa that aach general election will bc held iu the respective naties of this State the said frs. Monday tn August. AID, ls5o. fer he election of one Stats SnaloF from each sf the tal- lowing Senatorial Disricts, tS-wh
 lst District, Counlyof w Washington.
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Now for If..

\ M poE preparing te start on usy regular lsip | to New York. fer nay supply Of goods for shs faA and wiatrF, sad bound to call apon aa h. debtsd to ts ''Fork Os~s' CT eaaaet sis1nd ls my haaiaess. l hops ali will eesne ap. sDA :. Toe the Mssk. aud all claims agslss, me. stn r.s4y ts seisis spea Pfesesta,ioa. D (. FULTON
 Listis kOeh, Jaas II, isSo. 4etl--
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Tight Rreeches and Tobacco.

The number on the sick lis, al West Point last year caused some investigation to be made aud the surgeon represents the causes to be the incrdnate quantity Of tobacco used by them, and the practice ot wearing panisioons so tight around the waist as to interfere with dgesiion aat cause many nnpleas ant symptoms. He recommends that the cadets be required to take full spirasion before being meas- ured around he waist by their tsliors.
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JOHN DAVIS

KY OULD inform his customers, that he & W has recently received Additienal mate lBn rial for making hats of ths hne~t qsalitles and he is prepared to cater to the wishes of te most fastt Gious gentlemen, in this important psrt of dress.
 Those Cotton Factory men. sud sll other fFieads of domestic adassy, are informed that tbis factory don't 70 begging for captu-sf Il wants Is a fair show that encouragement which egitimatey be- longs to it-that preference which rebounds to ,ls p.-cuniary interest of the consumer.
 kesder-is il not Passag strange, that tbe moss imdepe ndent people the earth should he de,ea- daut on strangers for such articles are rnannfsc iusec 100 Der gent cheaper, and 100 per csnl. bst ter st their own daersi
 Genjeugrn u sssreh ef rood hats of the latest fashions. politely iasitsd to cad al the HsttsA aud il some things canH0t be doae as well ~ others,
 Little Rock. Jnus IS. 1850.
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Little Rock Foundery.

ItHE ONDERslGNEb, having purchased of 1 Mr. $. J Bennett, his .ntse interest in the "Lttie Reel Irsa ~>
 iosadsy." psoposesto re sgan- ---S Ize it, aud pas t Ia eoadsioa a4z<>a 10 meet the wsats ef the country,
 sosa as stock Inateri.b aad workmea eaa be procured. ROSWELL BEEBE.
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PATENT REBlclNRS
GREAT IMPROVEMENT DaguerreOtypcr Likenessss Taken with .
 Aky.Light.

NTR JAQuifH. woald respectfully inform the M citzsHs Of Liitls Rock and Us vieiniiy. that i,s has taken Rao,ns Markbam street ia lhs s,aEs room formerly sec eaped by Mr. Charles RaPIay, fer the psrPosc of prae,isiEg his Art Wif.; kDa Sky Iigat, and quick working Instrument. sna enabled 10 take perfect and beaatifal Lk-neases ef Infants chidtrn and Family Groaps. ia ffsm thres to five seconds.
 Will the ladies anI gentlemen of Little Rock and vicinity please To call and exass.ss nay specinsensi
 | weald say to those who may fasss uss with their patronage. that eifss. my part shail hs wanting tv give sDtiTs satisfaction.
 June Is, Isjn.-19--u
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More Cincinnati (sOeals.

IUsT REcEiyED, per steamer "Postiac.' ' he J following sricies:
 B Bbls Family Flour;
 25 Whiskew
 % Seed Potsloess
 Cider Vinegar;
 2o Kegs Pare White Lead;
 n Boxes Tobacco. ss aad &. 9 Bags St.si, assorted sszes. l.760 Pesads Cotton Yarn, assosteA kss
 2Bexes Du.eh Msdser:
 Is Kegs Nails asd ss0 penads hsS Lead. TeSns CASH. 4 J. HITT. L1ttie Reek. yaRe ti. 1850. Malp Street.
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TUITION PER SESSION OF q WEEKS
GrMHGUAN".

The Trustees of he " Tulip Female Collegiate Institute. desire to inform the public. that they have been so fortunae as 10 engage the services of JOHN S- GARyIN, asPriucipal of the above named Institute Mr. C.. is Georgian by birth. reared in Alabama, and ms educated al the Military Academy of the Uuied States, which Institution be left iH ls45, with high testimonials of scholar ship from it's Professrs He has been engaged in teaching for the lasl years in the States of Ala bana aud Mississipp, A ripe scholar, and expert enced instructor. he eminently qualified to take charge of Female seminary, wh,cif is designed by the Trustees Tor he education of their daugh- ters al home, and which, il is tended, shall rauk with any Collegiie Institute in the south -- The course of instruction will be as thorough and complete at Nashviie, Bethlehem. George iown st any other city in ie whole country. rom the proximity of this SeAnaFy to the Alexander lnstt- tute tboth being unde the control and drection oi the same Board of lnstees, facilities afforded 10 parents for the eduction of their sud daugh ter in the immediate neighborhood of each other, not usually enjoyed )wiag 10 these advantages, fhe School has alread Wnereased in numbers far be yond the expectatioUstf its most sanguine friends; but the Board are reslved upon employing such Assistants us it's eoatinej prosperity may deinand \. G SMITH: Pres/ \wM DANIEL. GEO. (. EATON, N<fsAML H. SMITH, JAS. ". EATON. lsf Rev. VIII. BAYLIsS, A. DANIEL, isAJE PATTILLO WM. SMITH, z(MAURICE SMITH, Ro. ThRAsHER, U SAMuEL, s. W. SMITH, NP Nj. BASS,
 I. D. COOPER. 1Glo. G LEA. J. K COoKSEY. \ |WM. BETHELL.
 July 9, lS5O.--7-A
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
 Tulip, Dallas count, Ark, 1880.
rTNHE Second SessDn of nis Insiitutioa will be \ opened for the deception oi Papils on the
 First NfOidaY in AnguSt.

U \ opened for the rcep,sl of Paplls on the
 First MO,day in August.
 IL i. pleasantly tocaed in the healhisst section of the State, generally kn0sn as 'Socisi RIdgr," amid community distinguished for their pubic spirit, intelligence aat noTAIiy. The object oi the Institution is to devspp, b thorough and pro- gressise course of Ihstncii, the phy sica tnental and moral powers oi Is Pupils.
 To meet ihe wants oi Hlnd m its various states of advancement, ihe eurssoi instruction IS divided into three depArtmenI. sAled the Primary, Aca- demic and Collegiate. Each department is suhdi- vided into three class4 deaoninaled R the hteri IT departments, the 3d l and is ciaSses, in The Col Iegiate. the JdnioI, Akidle and Senior.
 Monthly examinalt0s, Compositions, L@ctnTes, aud all other aiAs neessasT 10 gain a thorough knowledge ct the suhrts t-ught, will receive due attention.
 The government o1e Institute will be mild bat firm. Monthly Repols oi Scholarship and conduct wi b. sent 10 Parent anu Guardians.
 Arrangements havbeen male to furnish he h. stitfton with compsent Professors whenever is exigeneies demand.
 The Academic yeais dyied into two Sessions of 2l weeks each-tti first begins on tine first Mou- day in August and cnses in January-the sreoRd commences the fist lapday in February and end, at Commencement. Commencement day IS The last Thursday in Ma
 Boarding including fuel. iight- &c, can be pio cured in private iamirs al s to Si0 per month.
 We respectfully IIfite attention 10 ths CHcn'a of the Trustees, whid appears below. For t1the information. apply tqthe Pnocipal
 No deduction wall be made in the prices ot Tul ton unless In cases pfotracted illness and Papik wiil be charged iron the tune of entrance 10 thu close of the session..
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REF REy Es

s If TpoxER. lva,.. uL T. D. MEaaIcK & Co
 HosxA & FaAnEa. Ciaeiansti. Okis. D. T. wrrrKa. WssAinetm. H9svasssd C. Ayk Gel. NoGASp. Bsas.sslis. 5rk. Lisils Rsrk, Jsiy 2, lssa 45-
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Clnxs Ovrscs.

CLRRKs OBRsca.
 salknhnE.. JUSR 92, isS0. Bejs,s ds Cfryk sffks Jfeas Court sf Fslssa C.,
 &sts q -svfSsas. is paestisa.
 William K, seymsrs, oasisissat) Ru.
 bs. . r.-.A-- EaEsbeth Ssymors. DesIsnt. 'O~ A ND mew, ca tlsls 2i day sf Jans, ia the yesS A A. D. Is5e. eome~ahs said complainant ssd files his s4id bill H the bove eRti,isd ens, tegethsF with bis saiiavit, showAg that the satd astsadAA' is a psn-rcsideat Ol thsstAte ef Arkansas.
 It Is therefore er5eeesby me. as sxid Clstk, that the said Elizabeth SeyteFo be, aud she is hereby notified oflhe pendeRcjof thts salt aad is Fsqaasai to appear before the Juks of the said Circsia Cear, in C6aacsry si,tiaK. os the frs, day ef the sez' October term of said esrt to be begun and held en the fourih Monday afle the foaEye Monday ta Sep. tenlber. A D. 1850 u tiiag the 2Isa day ef Oeio. ber. 1850. then aad tsee to plead, saswer or as- muF to the said eomPlasaats bia' or the same VII be taken confessed si the prayer thereo aeeiaf' ed sgzinst her secoFdiRlly. Made ihts 31d day o June. A.D. 1850. ISAAC KING, Cserk. true copy from tn, record, Jaas 22d. 1850. July. 9-l1 2t ISAAC KING. Cterk.
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KEW ORLEANS mAmKRrv.
CREscrxr OTvcK, 

Joiy.i. ssso Coifsn-'Ihe market was futhss quiet sa Sasus- day parties wsislae fsF ths Nlsgsras aceoaats cad snly sbout 100 bsies fessd parehassss. at easier prices for ths IOwes grades We modify eur Qno- taIions accordingly. Dispatches aunoaneinR the arrival of the NisTsra at Halfax were received yes terday iSsUdayI morning. She brought savices el decline of la to lad ia Gotten ct Liverpool and . dai market Sales of the week preceding her de uarfufa S5 poo bnles.
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Aud also members of the House of Reprsenta fives of the next General Assembly, of this StAte from the respective counties thereof. to-wii |;
 From the County cf Arkansas, one Representative
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ST. LOUIS FLOUR.

4 n Bhss. of 70 Fallos'' Fiear. just rscsiysd aud <kO for sale for Cash oBiy by
 >Jane s5. '5a. FATHERLY A CLEAEkTS.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
ru,RrY.rIRsr CONGRESS.
WAsHrxeroS, June 9

WAsmNGToS, June 26
 s...,x-Mr. Foo,e introduced resolution call
 anon ,he President for sli the orders, cotFesPcn'
 Re in relation 10 the spPointmen, Oi Col w.aio. as cish and military Governor oi New Mex ..t inc proclamation issued by him for tbe or. v,ni1aiion Of S'ate KO'e'h"e"' VI " STe. ,ssoIut,oh lies over.
 IT.. onnib.s bill came up al o'clock, when ,, nonSl..s replled to that portion of NIT Soule'a .,.,, .peeeh relating ;o the pubic lands ot Cator- @s v.h.,er mex, took the floor, when the further ,.r.dst alton was poa'poned.
 y, cay moved that the order hxing the hour of h. meeting Of the Senate at II o'clock, be renewed. ,"s ,,L,o, upon the delay attending the action la ,na nssIiog bill. he referred 10 the fact that ". French Chamber, in 10 days, acted upon and .a hH sfecling the great interests oG the elec-
 r,n,hise while the Senate has set two months ,a m. bin. with no prospect of a conclusion. V. u,is thought the French Chamber would ..n. dons well 10 have spent three times the labor roo inc subject referred 10 than had been spent by ,bs srnateN on the question pending hereI before th,y decided to pass that infamous measure, taking cnr on- hsf the people of France the elective fraH- "s... Re ccBtended alsa that none of the delay conoi,ned of would have occurred, except for the .r,,,o,dnsry efforts made to coerce Senators 10 the ,,nnort of objectionable measures by combining them win others not objectionable.
 AIsra reply by Mr Clay and some additional d.h.,e the moNon was agreed 10; and, after exeea- ,,y. session. the Senate adjourned.
 HoUsE-Mr Stanton, ,of Tenn, asked leave 10 introduce resolution calling on the President. if rot in oeompa,ible with public interests, to communicate 10 ,he House all orders or instructions issued by any of the departments 10 any military or other officer n New Mexico, and the dispatches received therefron Also, 10 communicate any information which may have been received by him relative 10 the call of convention of the people of New Mexico for the rurpose of ftsming State constitution, and that he inform 'he House whether, if such a call has been made, the same has been ordered, advised or ap- proved by the executive, and by whom or what authority such proceedings have been adopted to change ihe government of said territory.
 Mr Otis objected, and consequently the resolution wss no, introduced.
 The House proceeded to consider the reports in the Iowa cea,este1 election
 On motion of Mr. Vandyke, Mir. D. F. Miller who contests the seatof Mr. Thompson, was allowed the privilege of addressing the House on the sub jst'
 The reports. covering twenty closely printed psg es, were then read by the clerk.
 M..sr. Strong and Mcdonald argued in favor of Mt Thompson, aud Mr. Thompson of Ky, for Mir Miller. Without coming 10 conclusion the House adjourned.
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NASAAASt = EtN& NNNsES Marion. Searcy aud Van Rnrea.
 Randolph and Green. Cril,sndsa n < Mississippi. Si. FFaueis and Poiaseii.
 Arksnsas, Jefferson and Desha. Bradley, nFew. Ashley and chicet---fos unexpi- red term ai J. Gould,
 resigned.
 U Uuioa. [ 0uaehita and Dsilus.
 Hemps,end and F1ks. Clark, Hot SPfing aud Montgomery. { Sevier, Polk and I.afsy- { eits -- for unexpired term { of A J. Armstrong. resd d
 Pulaski and Prairie.
 Conway, Jackson aud
 White.
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rrom the Rio Grande.

By the arrival of the steamship Globe. Capt. T.l- bot, from Inc Bfszos, the Eth ait, we have re- ceised late Brownsville papers
 The Brownsviie Sentinel of the 2Sib says the river was rising rapidly, and was nearly over its baaks.
 Ths same paper above quoted, says that General Brooke has made reqasition upon General Bell knap, commanding al Fora Tswson, for all the force he can spare, Portions Of the 2d Drsgoons Mouu ted Ries. aad Ligh, Artillery, together with all the Mounted Infantry. are to be placed upon the Texas frontier early as practicable. This force, when conee Btraied, will he placed nader command of Breyet Lieut. Col. Hardee, of the 2d Dragoens. - Col. Hsrdes Is an able and experienced ottcer-
 The Sentinsi gives !stisr from LaIsdo' LAREpo, June l9. 1850. Lieut. Underwood, ofthe ist Iufaatry, had Agh' with the Indians. who la ths cass were ths attack ing party, aboat thirty miles from this place One of his men were killed. and seven wounded among the latter Lieut Underwoed himscif. Ous Indian was killed. and the chief and several otherl wounded. They wers obliged in the end to retreat and left the ground in the posse of Lieut., U paSfy
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NO. A. l. FLOW PoIirs- IA supply received N pers.esHer WoOdsAn. by WM. B. WAIT.
 July 2, 1880.
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FOR sALE BARTEp

A SOFA ol tho beat msc, but has been a gtile A used. JOHN DAVIS.
 Little Rock. Jaly 9, Bo.
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BOYS CAPS! AN CAPS BOTs!! A FuLLsuPPly of bOytioth caps, for sale sss:s "A cheip by JOHN DAVIS. &zs<aA Little Rock, Jaiy 2, 60.
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N ,sssia Duck.

LUST received very 6as piece of Rassia Dash J for paals. tsr sale low by
 FAfhERLY k CLEMENTS. Little Rock. Jans il. e.
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Pay up! Pay up:! Pay wp!i, rErHE subscribers gre nov in ~sni offaHds ,s pus-
 \ chase neg stock and ssttis od old accssals. sud they would respectfully resaest all those lH. debisd b them, either by ao,e aecoasi. 10 cal sad settls. Their seeegnss gre ready.
 Jaue Is. PATHERLY X CLEMENTS
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STEAHBOIT RECISTRR.

| f~ b REPORTED FOR THE 6<P<~~ h 1 A1.HAR Banner, AGTE492
 aks2xzESszw BY D. ". GALLOWAY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Family GrOsrry store.

TIVE undersigned respectfully liz
4 FIRMS the public Tint he has te4 M~AN*%$A
tnnvad 10 his did stand on Levee Street, snd hiss
on hand and is constantly receiving n large assert
rneitt Of articles in the above line stt,ot,g which
ere m
sagat Louisiana and Havana, double Refined
Crushed and PnxIernd
Cefse and 1sa Of various qualities.
Fish sardines, Cod fish, Itaddotk, Maekefel ahi
l~lettihgs.
jvba0, Of different qualities,
Ciehts! common aud fine,
Canhfes Sperm, Star. stearine and Tallcv.
Snip Soda and extra family Soap,
Spires; Pepper. Cintiainun. Cloves, Nutnsss,
Mustard. and Cayenne Pepper.
Fbkies, Cuerml,ets. olive and tapers.
Ptcrisons Flour, Pork. Beef. Lard, Baapt. Dried
beei, Bologna sattsages and Beef Tongue.
Thstss Holland, Cheshire and Western,
Es,ehnps To,t.atb and Walnut.
OLE; Olive, III half bottles and bottles, Lard and
Lamp.
Fruits Raisins, Curfants, Figs, iiates and bfsn-
died Fruits,
Mus Almonds md Petans.
ttmatats Sweet and spiead No. l.,
Hines If various qualities, Ccttl,als Of all kinds
DID Brandy. Jamaica Hum, Holland Gin
Monongahela Whiskey, London Porter and
Ale.
have constantly on hand Tar. Hosin and Pitts
butgh Goal june 81 ". A. MDNTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
SUCCESSION SALE.
State Of Lauisiana--ParisI Of East
nnfon ROuee.

~ fae p,oftrr otfbe Sptrss.'on ~ VIM, Hennts, aee'd.
pN VIRTUE of n commission issued from The
ID Sist', Judicial District Court for the Parish
o. East Baton Rouge, and State of Louisiana. will
le cd by the tadel signci Sheriff OF said Parish.
o, hedn sacp sAs az day N Lcsashsy, 1850, on The
rr eniscs, at ~ o'clock, NJ, the herein alter deg
eg,hed p'ope,tyASelongiug TO the succession of
W,a. He,rio letsa,f this Parish, deceased to wit:
CERTAIN plantation situated in the Parish
OF East Baton Rouge, about fourteen miles below
The town Of Baton Rouge, lying on a. Bayou
Ma achae, ~togdthSr with all the buildings and im-
p.erements thereon:
Na,tune n negro maj aged Is years, John aged
is years, George aged 80 years, Lewis aged 80
years, Phoehy a woman aged 90 yesss, Lucinda
aged 20 years ssad her her two children, Anderson
aged 8 years, I'LL Atfelia, Tanner a negro woman
ased % years and her two children Murphy and
an infant, boy Nirg'e aged IL years, and boy Jerry
IL years of age, Pa,thena aged % years and her
two eh lJren, Emily aod Alonzo one horse cart.
five mules. two horses, two yoke Of oxen. Is head
OF stock cattle, about 100 head o fhogs, about thir-
'y head OF sheep and about fifteen ;honsaad bricks.
TSRas or Satw-On a credit Of one, two and
three yeas from the day OF sale, in notes saiisfae-
Willy endorsed, md mortgage retained on the land
and slaves until final payment.
oct. IL, Sis. l.. c MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Grapes and Wine.

TW0THOuSANp fnoted wires efthe Roanoke
/ Grape for sale al the Hollywood Vineyards.
Miss, so much has been said already Of the ex4
ttantlinaiy wine made from this grape that II
,ieetfs but little comment here, more then 10 say
that since Il has been brought before public nea
tite. such high eneeniihms have been expressed
ON iis worth, that 10 olhef wine perhaps deserves.
The subscriber having long since Termed the most
~fattesing opinion of this wine anil that opinion
backed Ivy 70 many excellent Judges, he has no
hesitation In offering a third time a good premium
ics competition, and now offers one hundred dol.
lars iot a hottie or flask Of dessert wine made IN
any part OF the world since isls, that shall lie
tbuod to possess as great a variety Of excellent
qualities az the " Inc made al hia vineyards, Per
snns wishing to plant vineyards Of obtain plants
for table ,se are informed that from November 10
January Ia the hest time for setting ont this crane.
aud as il has not failed 10 give a good crop Tor six
successive years, II IL she best grape 10 be relied
on Tor supplying the table as it ,irena liz fruit
well. aud does not tut or shed liza fruits like the
Other kinds, but will haug III the vines from two
tn three months alier ripe, For any other parts
eulafs apply by posi- prepaid 10 ]. NoyFs, Holly
wood, Natehes. Mtssissip pi. oct. IL, %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
HUGUET A PIKE.


INVITE The attention Of Planters, Meehsnies
i and the public generally, 10 their large and
well asserted steek of FWARh Wezsf
CUTLERY. &e. which they aaHsOWARB
have constantly In store and now receiving direct
from New York and eastern, manufacturers. viz
A Carpenters, Cs1ter's Wl,eeltigbt 4 Smiths
~, tools If every description.
ff7aA 100 Coils Manila Cuftlase (assorted,l
80 Coils ttte packing, 10 10 Kentucky do,
1870 Boxes glass lassuttedl
t9h Eeas white lead ptife and mol,
1904 Pounds putty IN bla1ders.
i25 Kegs Nails tassotted,j 20 do Spikes, do
20 bags wrought nails,
ig Desen 'Atiies' SHIRT handle spades,
10 It Il u slnvsls,
M Ct tlesylsnds 4 Cars %slioyels and st,aies,
30 Pair Attlifutis l~assofteal
II i" ehuyels and tungs; 3 U8zeti Coal hdtls,
pj nofat. tate knives, plain and hook,
90 tt brushes assorted. 20 do "Cullin'sn Axes,
10 It htssitfiinUfis' ayes.
ei Eftjss eetninui, table knives and forks,
~ Dozen Hodgef's table and dessert do,
On Pair table cafvefs, assorted,
80 Dor. pprket knives, 20 10 scissors assorted,
1d6 " Pad Locks, -
80 " assorted brass and iron, CA
Cupboard, chest, boz, and trunk locks, ~
z Casks strap hinges assorted;
Ok Log and trace chains, Blind brides and horse
Collars, Wood, Tin and Willow ware, Cross cut,
MIL and pitt Saws,
40 English Heal twist, Patent Britch. Double
Barrel Shot GUNS Together with every vatie-
~ Of goots usually found in q Hardware store.
sept, IA: ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Fiat de Ia Louisiane--Par0isse d'Est
Baton R0uge.

Dansf afairc dc Ia SaocsssieM dc VIM. HsRR1N, deed
I'm VERTu dune commission lancee par
Lila Cour 'da Sixisme District Judiciaile,
pcnr la Paso'sse d'Est Baton Rooge, ct Eta, de la
Louisiana, IL sera venju par lie sousigne Sheriff
de Ia at Paroisse, MeTrscdi e daas jou, de Iecen-
bsr pfoehoin, 1850, sur les lieux, a midi, la propri-
ete e.-apres qecsite apparenant 4 la succession
de Wm. Hergfn, de la dit Paroisse decide, SAVIOR :
UNE cef;aiile haa;tation situe dams Ia Paroisse
dEst Baton Rouge, 4 environ ~quatorze miles au
dessous de la%'vilte de Batoa Rouge, Sur lie bayou
Maachac, aver toates les batisse ct ameliorations
qui sy ~trouves,t.
Neptune uni Negro age IS ans; John Age I6
ans George age 80 ans Lewis AGE so ans
Pioeoy nne nfsresse agee 90 ans Lucinda Agee
20 ans ct ses: deux enians, Anderson age 6 ans
ct Adeiia Tanner une negresse agee IS ans ct
ses deux enlans Murphy ct un enlant Virgie ne
gre age 10 ans. ct Negro Jerry age IL ans Par
taena see % ans ct ses deux enfa1s Emily ct
A toazo uae charrette a cheval; 5 mulets; deux
cheveaux; deax loug de beufs Is tstes de betes
a cories, a environ 100 tetes de cochoas. a enyi-
ron 80 tetes de brebis ct environ quinze cents
briques.
CoNDIrfoSs DE Ia FENTE
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