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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
STATE or LOUfSIAN4.-Fgris
West Hafon Reuge.
Succession Sale.

By virtue of an order to TN directed fam
tts Honorable sisttt Distinct GuuYt. fur said
pafis', Of W It Baton liuuge. will tp . III 4.
public al, ton to the last q I'd li.l,est bidder
" The undersigned, sheriff, III,
Suburban tbs AN ,a,.,t t,A.,
=" 'o"s wy :" ffefhhfV hsif,
1850. IN the premises, at III ~b't,gah. 4. ",
tn het''naft'f Described p apst'y, belong 10
Ia the succession Of fiefre II autla d, deed,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

NOTICE.

n will sale, at pubic Auction on Saturday the
2nj day Of March next, AT 10 A. NJ, at the
tfaurt house IN the own OF Baton Rouge.
light arpents Of land. situated within the
lisnitp of "a town, IN part laid OF Gy The hirrs
nEDev.ll. bounded East by. BnhlerSand Wea'
bi: Alley four a%rpents fronting on Clutch a Get
shi four arpents fronting on Florida street,
If above tract or parcel of Lend il composed
otlwn lots designated n the pIsn ut said town
ty Noe. II, and ~. which land viii lie laid
bit and 40 d ia lnta OF convenient s sc. a plan
utjwh,ch will he exhibitrd on the day Of sale.
which plan will he desposit,1 Al the Recorders
Office az soen ma the fsuie can completed.
TERMS,
One half raeh, and the balance al ONE yfars
csedit IN the tmtrs OF tie purchaser, and
uiottIsge retained on The property sold Ill
final paymett, Iuotes to bar eight per crn'
interest afcr maturity Until paid. Acts OF
s5's passed before SAM, Sk"riald Recorder,
nj tle rxpenae of the PURCHASERS.
Thefe i. about $500 Cypress fIckete On
VI. sad land which W II te pn'd separately.
TilOS. pRENpEkGRASr.
feb Off. Auttioreer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
CARRIAGE liz. WAGONS. CARTS,
IT sII1tstfa "a

rr~~ TisE SUBSCRIBER hereby returns his
EsA0aEES thanks TO his ttial,i,iietH for the lib.
era patronage bestowed III, ATTN. and respect.
fully lnioft,H his friends and The public GEM
rally that he will continue Ills b~isinaas in al
iIs branches ut his Hstablihluent. ojrl,er
ghurel, aud Mai, streets.
C~ARRlAGEs If every tlesefilt ioh made
10 order ar ret aired IN Tie ~teatest manner
Plantation apd Road Wagons. tarts, Draws,
&C.. made and tenaita | as usual. Also.
wrnagli-ifgn ~ aiia male IL nfdtf end kept
IN hand tuf aaIr, and all kinds OF Plantation
Emi'l, and b work attended ~ promptly
The ssrbstribet has alsy taknt, The. agency
for the salB Il ali kinds u Wbgaiss,rht and
Wagon wsfh, ipflohing Wheel and Il RI Bar
rows. Iron hxles. Wagon and CAT iiafn g..
&c. from the eeleltra ea mandatory er
Messts Basby It Little, Of Wl,et lug. Va.
4 II VII alap keep n, assortment # Fat.
Eonti sal Square .on fpf ynuthg and Plan.
tprs itse.
The attention If Planters and tl,as, pisb
irg f. purchase l. called Ia his stock. and All
uFlcfs fef Tho coming season will tp IA thFulIv
attend Ito. and all woth oriafal " purchased
trnu, 'He sahsrrlhar lulIy yfafantprd The
freight - Carriages cont II any Part Of the
Coast v alway " BIZ r,ia.
jaulp W. +. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
A Ii
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Georgetown KY.

T Johnson, A. NJ, Principal and Professor Of
Mathematics.
The Principal hna been teaching twenty venrs.
a1ininrnptedly. having a%crnpiel important Professor.
shtpE nEevetal Colleges in Virginia. his native State
and kestucky.
The Teuaale Collesin,s Institute was organized in
1888. anl haa enjoyed without any fluctuations, ai
unusual share Of public favor. averaging fur the ten
years past about one hundred pupils.
1t il furnished with n fine Philosophical nni Che.
mical Apparatus. n Select Literary. &c, and affords
unusual facilities TO stndents Of Mrfic. French. Span.
isi mud tho like. It ipentirely free from MI The 4ec,arian
bias--Ihe pupils being permitted TO attend any place of
worship prescribed by their parents. and the teachers
belonging TO four nr five denominations.
To pr veht competition in Dress. clothing ON uni.
form stylcarl quality has been prescribed. aud Jewel.
ry nfe,ery description prohibited.
Georgetown is accessible by daily Stages and
Steamboats, from Louisville and Cincinnati. 1t ia
II miles from Frankfort, and IL admitted to be one Of
the healtiest locations on the Globe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
Few. 0. In.
NOTICE.

The undersigned would beg leave to
tender his grateful acknowledgements, to bis
friends and the publ c generally, for thc
liberal share OF patronage, he has received
since in business, aud would inform them
that he is desirious OF closing his old bust
ness, up 'osthe lst Of January hast, aud
would again earnestly request all those
indebted TO him, either by note or open
account, 10 come forward without delay.
and pay the All" otherwise they will he
placed in the hands Of Officers for imme-
date collection.
He takes this opportunity of informing
his friends and the public generally that
he will continue business at his Old Stand
and will confine himself more pa 7ticuIarly
TO q Grocery, Produce u Provision bust
ness, and will sell for cash and cash only.
Fl. V. BABIN.
jan. Goth. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
STATE or LOUIsIANA-Iarisl
of Inst Nnion Knnge.

of East mr., pu,,..
= 100 '''" ''""S''
IN he matter of Me Succession Of Thornton
Larson, dee'd.
Nv virtue If , e,,,,n;s. ~, T., 4. d;..r,oa
from, ba Seysnt, Judirt,I nist,ic, Cn,tt e..
the Parish or Fact F.Iiria,a atJ st,,s ",
I.,uisian,. viII h, sold =, uthtIa ara,;aa ~ ~
he UNDERSIGNED. shp,,a, IN My,,laD the dtbb
Inn nj lIa,rh nsrf Iqsu a, ~. C,,,n
un,,,ss d,ot il, tho t,,vn ~ II ,,,, u.u,t, H.
tween Tho hn IRA of I,an4 o.,losE the hers.
in after daarr,bal p,,,nrtv hol,nri,n ,n a..
sue, nsston or I l,rnton ,,us,, Tln,1 - -.
parisa. of l.as, Eeli,;,,. ,,.wt
Ist.-A ,,ac, If land ,nnt, -, s,y,, h,,.
d,.I and snv., az Iun,t, .asnz l1ny 81! INN
bninu The ca, half IF sea,,,, - nd f.,.,.n,
tG Of toAn.hip M, i. south If ,a,r. ~, %
nc nv a,aro,, ,atG ,ta Mo eli J,,ol a.,
Helena, Sent 20. lAag. sirned 1ol,n Kiln,
Hnys rr. in favor OFT iatvso, and =. hood.
Cd now r, for rr,lv lv l,nds If Is,,.,J
Foi hes. Nathaniel Tickle. J,bn ~t,,,trl. and
Il l,orH.
9ud =-Anrthar ,ta,t NJ land e,,,,i,f,u
ono thousand anI st.,v ~ tooths ,e,es,
1000 81 iuphs. beius 20, ,iaua If e]e,ti,ps
Nos. i, i. III, al. % pG and 81. ,oy,sLi, A.,
s. anutt, # Fame No | cast. aeautted tv ued.
din brown, benjamin Brown, and Thu, nt,n
Lawson. from tile United stn,es No bv ee,t,G.
cate Nc. COG, da Ell St, Helena. October II,
1896. aid pattiiioned by act before John e..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
VICTOR HEBERT.


RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
A~oi Eas. and West Bnton Rouge, that lis 10
new receiving bis W nc, stock, and 10 desifous
Of a continuance Of thsir fsyors.
--S s.---
Plain, plaid, c~hangeable, small stripes, figured,
rich mode, BroeaAe pouIt dc s,ie, Gros
de- Rim and psi uted fouIsrd ~fotsnce
Siik--aII c%olors, black and wLits
Satius
DRESS GOODS
Bartges, silk tissues, plain
$ and small figures, rich ID IaiDe,
Mohair ~lustfe, Madoanas; change.
ablsssripsd ami blk. Alpaca mourning
Collars and Handk'fs.
FANCY ARTICLES,~~
L.alies' Cravats, Bets a. Buckles, Corse,
Laees silk and linen Brsids (all c0Iors)
Cords. (aiI kind., fancy Baskets, Hair
and Tooth Brushes, Hair-Pin she'll,
buffalo and Iosn dressing and
suck'a. Combs, Comb Cleaners,
Fancy Bags H. Purses,
Tin great gaantities)
and u
THOUSAND
other Little things In his
line, which are too numerous 10 mentien.
LINEN GOODS
Bird's-eye Diaper. Irish Linen, Linen Hdkfs .
Embroide 3 d do linen To.el and Table Cloths
-O-~-
Hosieries Of all kinds, Silk, Meriuo, Alpa.
cas-, ali colors.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss Muslin, White Jacoaeis, Dimiiy.
Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Thread do.
Linen Eobblu-a large aksostn.eat-
STAPLE GOODS.
Donestics-aIj kinds, Tickings, white.
red, yellow and green F.annels, ali qualities
Calico H.
Ladies' Merino Undershirts:
All Of which having cen carefully selected
in New York, Philadelphia, New ark and New
Orleans. will moi faIito satisfy the expectations
Of buye,s, both with regard 10 prices aud 81 ylss,
Oct O n3s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
TO SUGAR

f.tENiIENEN hikn me Il, nv 10 yon
'" - come IL la nn Rottrs sfil rx tinins
w" principle and ore 9 II Of my abpafatns
Tor dry ing bag tsse b. t4y desired degree for
fuel, AZ fast a. il enfbes ffem he #ta ~,oilrr..
] am anxious that you should ser for Yont.
selves, 10 order III you m y Judge Of th4
extreme simplicity aud tho prseiiebbijity spi
comparative triAtng fbst of tila mach re.
AIN We sHatr tint IN ny attemtis hays
been made ahi much m,iry expended IN en-
da-yontins 10 dty b4gAs,e so y o.. make ID
III for til ~ last IL cuuits frsm The cane
~'ellrrs, and ttsat thus fAr sHI attempts have
fAi'nd, end that any osw u All uf idpa npon
that ~auljeet il gen ftll" oAsd ntoh A. Vi
sionaty. Nov. gen amu t. assnre you thai
under any titeutnstt ntts. whnld not do
csive Or imross uortt y'ti IN tho lsas pro.
poer Al my oRn es' apd fish. Il copstrnft
aud apply er a tasl 10 ont Or tTn Of the Il oss
respectable arg r ss ablisbmsntH along the
CA [, not too 4. fou BATON Rouge fnt tpa
b attend TO II, my Bagasso Dr or, MAY | ses
or hsr irom you seon.
ksspsetfu' ".
JAMES II. DAKIE.
Baton Rouge, Ls., 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
E7AT DE la LOUISIANA.
Paroisse fEa Bafon Rouge.-Cou,

du Sirieme District Jud,c,ui,e.
Dams IafIaire de Ia strcrssioh do John
Davenport. docfde-No 51-Prempss.
En- vertu Dun" commission d moi adfes.
sec par IN co,r du Si4iemo District Judi
claire, pour Ia p%aroisss d'Esi Baton Rouge.
u sern expose on vfn'e pnblique par 10
soussignt sheriff. lundi IL lime Fpyrisr
proclaim 1850 q IL porte de In maison dc
oour de Ia willie he Baton Rouge, i midi,
pour d1 compliant. deus eseIavp sayoir,
Le"is ct Per y. hppattrnant d In success.
sion de John Davenport. CT doyaDt de
cctte tarotsse. d6ctd6.
H. G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Lnvirr -. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

tRtCElVEn THIS DAY, per III ska
30 kegs nails, I'd To b d,
Z casks Jehn Shey's lame,
10 trnfne Witidta Glass,
% keea Family utter,
g de Co@l!en do
81 6 Corn Mills,
3 bosses Eoi'5 a Mills.
! caak Saucepana, ass'd sifes,
10 half b zee Vesmicelli.
y case aasd Tin Pans and Cups,
% boxes Soap,
Il 10 d zen l~irouins.
8 d1 Buckets. For sale by
len3 NJ. D. WOLFE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
WosBugN, Mass March 3Otb, 1916.

WoaBuga, Mass March Goth, 1916.
Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen-From what /
have experienced, and from the information |
have recently received from a number Of per-
ION Of high re-pectabi ity who have NEED our
SarsapariIla, ! have not the leost donM but IL 10
a mo / valuable medicine, ard that the npra~
etous cer,jf ates yon have re.cived Of it's eff
cacy are fully sustained by experience, and
although its reput. ton and utility are very
extensive and stand in no need Of my humble
efforts to increase III m, | want all who are
afflicted BY disease TO become acquainted Nth
the efficacy and power Of Your valuable medi-
cine.
am, gentlemen, gratefully and very respect.
fully yours, LUTHER WEIGHT.
SORE THROAT.
The following is an extrac, firm letter re-
ceived from Mrs. Beysn, who had been a fiicted
seve al yea with Serofulous Ulcers, D,spep-
STA, Dr., and recently an sffs, ton Of the throat
and chest
Baleysbuyg, Va. Dee. Is, 1s45.
Mcssrs. a. b. g. ID Sands:-Before | com
menced using your Sarsaparilla, my sufferings
were almost past expression; my throat was
completely ulceraiedi had dreadful cough and
there were frequently weeks together thatI
could not speak above a wsshper and besides,
The inflammation from my threat extended to
my head, so that my bearing was very mueh
impaired. After tasingthe ~Sarsapsrillaa shot
time, my health improved. and my throat Is now
well; | am as free from couch and tlghtress OF
The chest as ever ] was and can hear quite dis
tinct'y. Ny throat his been well about three
wc ths, The euss of which hss h.~a sEee nj
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
vENTE REMIsE.
EIAT DE ID LOUISi4NE-Pa-
rotsso dEa Baton ReVge.

rotssc d'E1a Bafon R9pye.
Dams i'aGaife de Ia sneeessfen de 1horton
iaHsah, DECIDE.
I'm vsrt1 d'ui'e tarntfliastui i mai ndrpaefp
par IL eeur do f}eftistha District Juaieiaita
pour a itnfois p d'Est fFpIiciana 81 Etat do /,
I+tniss,iia, lsefa yania ai tatta pm ,lians tar
10 Sun #tGna sh4rit. ittnai IL 4me yput ~
Mafs proclaim tis5n1 4 Ia INA Hnll de c "
dans II Vile ~ III Ii ttplse entire los kan,ss
d. tndi ot 'aie hetfedsf'a pras midi, Ia prJpri.
efe tt-.pres d%afttt7 apps tenant A In sietrs-
sIen de Thor on Iawsun. ti Iev4n, DE- Ia IA
rnisss dEst Eel tiata. detldh, s4tal,i
lie I'm r~aot.aar de tafre crntenant saft
cent ser aGt 100 aetcs t7h1 50 IUt) - IA
moi Il ash tie IA SECTION II at I aetiop III do
tow nahiP No D. sud range NJ. 4. rnn,p,n il
est s~pseitib paf p'trns e]ertifae No. Gil d.
Tee 1t. Helene Snpf 81. 1896. eiv,te I,n
lillian, Register. on tafeit dc Thnrfnn law
son, al est hnfnha maiptanspt ou ci-daysur
par teffna de- I,"sr afi Fprbna. Hsth.tisl
Tickle rhn ~!satpt t%aHtres.
81 Ia antfp IrDts a. d. tarte, rontn1.nt
mile 81 s~nisattt ia iooarprus 1906 s2tiopl
'iaut %totttnra ans seetio 8 " s =. A. 10. 40.
~, - 81 II, tat nslnp 80 b. sud dc ra1tp
No. [, est a unis per iirtli II i!tnwn. Istlj.
Brown 81 Tinftop Lawson, doe lItsts ttnis,
crpinn lar cert feat NJ. aaG date 81. Helene
bctub o II. 1886 q, div So en tafiti1ns mar
un act passe pafl want John g. Wlnts. nm
noraira public do n %rntnisst d'f,st Trrlinla,a
10 2i,me lptr 10 Mai laa7, horne i l'ess rst
1t rtis q CuH,ite. d Ioaest PAR ares plll,-
ques. al nrrd pr rerfrs to Enitliu Bro n Of
Al . d par coles d Ranj lirnwp salnn 1n'l
r. I .Ix,.:f f., - Isa.uiz- 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
en- rely BY the use Of your bsfssrarilln.
Your friend. LOUISA Ii. 6EVAE

lDh fS'H SS@ ~ VIZ W.
HAnpa' SAnssrAsitIA.4A SAsylAs EssvAis~
armed Of IN 7sttersis-TI,e ianesrosis End
alarming affsttion, which has swept fretn tiss
stage ofttne 80 many 10th at lbs ihDecsbt Afr
Of infancy, and tho morn vignteis and s1sshfe
ag' Of ,ua,ito i, ',ne Mt iength met i's ann ara
ami, 1te, aba it, esii efatts upon tho systafn
are fa'a waste y The powerful h. gueecs 81 this
re pr faiion - II To traud1tild Of Mr.. VIA.
Pst'iet, 40 d4eotdar, v 10 ataar hsA With .tar'tl
fevsf, which In be, ID "a DREADFUL st,te, her
body sas 80 sfsd VI II ptrtitIos VI scarlet
sTt ton . lst . anip srr1esi,i 4 iika A bile,
9 ID Vi lesst sn inches IN dlsfrstrt. tuaaa L
sppsarant q nl the should 7rs -h Oh broke !
d. h4fg-i ~ a mos ineftdrftla quantity u
most atisnstvs thst 7, anri issia"stha; . arg,
qhsntt /, VAS q sei,si Red + Tn tLis erts. vi n
yste 'fsils W. n faets alraos ansrairing
4 ever STOPPING the 4 snlstEs us 7 tia'is I a Of
EATba hARSAr.RtttA sAlrht IT. ted q thhI=
l'et" CO o, N" chile hasi' z taking on J one
bottle. f1 tie Le,rts n tlu,se sfifi ring ffyH.
''es - E u afIsets bf tbs herr biz disss,e, NJ.
Patrick viIl te pleas d ~ itlf5 In sny psf- us 20
n fha tfri eetns 4 Of this s,-te mo !, II ttey ssn
81 hi frtia"hts In Etinefet, eat Ea4ns.
*oM by ono. H. HEhDMAn,@
sjntilD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
AVIS.


.no HEkRiLLAT, ancien ouier de
ETTA g.. D%elaroderie ct travaillt der.
EaA rement dams I'ancien ma al de C.
Z. futt asl'honneur d'informer 8 NOM
hreux as q lie public en- general q s'est
etabli Pr ss;n compie partIcuiier rude
EN- FACE DE M. BoNgcAzE
Jet qu'illtiHuera de satisfaire a des-ix tres
moderele les personnes qui youdra tien
l'honorde teur c~oniance.
: n. Boname par lie passe il Ia des
echangie nontres ct &c bijoux ct In sera
loulonrsertain de trouver chez ltun bel
Assortint de bijouterie frai he.
|, F. PERRILlT.
oete af-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
---|N
JUST RECEIVED.
IDfrct from New YOrl

ItT steamship oh10.
| "A SFENDlN assortment Of heAiept
- styioEt 1cwe',v. consisting Of linpold
FWatchu Gold, Vest and Guard cina,
breast psi Ear t,ngs, Finger r'nes.;old
pens an pei els, Gold thiinhles. hta les
slides, With ho"ke, and many Other atc es
300 %nudnn,is To Hhcution Can and I'd the
iSarie,lest X G Dr~LARopfnlE's Fashna.
hle Dep, ~liarney llossc,
| F,tD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
nENTAL NOTICE..
A., L. PLOUGH 81 SON,
OpERkTYVE AND MECHANICAL

~ "a N i 10 j Us
1T 0fsre Al The corner Of Third and Hou-
.levafd q saets, opposite The Sta e.hptlse.
W Haafs from I A. Nj until . r. Al. febiu
EUsF RECEIVED per >. b. Cipsey,
ROBE all size.
TINsWase
COFFEE Mills,
EDIM biscuit.
SMtskED liert,
BEIT il fiuIfale Tongues.
TOBACCO,
OLIstam,, Rum,
FhiAtH brandy,
stl "a Hams very stperior FIR sale by
Feb 6 g.. NJ. Il. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

A vendrn s"lt ~ enter on en pa rties. IN
m'tcrau de tetre, Hppattelant an soussi-
que, borne al nor3 par trrre, nppartenant
al souss;gnt. horne al nord par terrain de
Nine. Foster, al Sud pnr terrain de Ma
rio Brrhel. ct ~ louest par rue levee on
Front. l., die proptfe'd est tres hien
si'uee pour magasn &c. Go terrain il ~
pieds par l42 de protondeur.
4. THEREOF.
FGy. q. I'm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
COIN & OPPENHEIM.

SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
Respe tf,l!y call the attention of III. pnb-
lie 10 titeir advertisement in another columns
and having just received in addition 10 their
large selected stock, a further supplyof cheice
and fashionable goods. selected with care furr
this market. They have now on land 4
splendid stock Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
clo'ning, shoes; hats ard perfumery, which
in st lie qoalits and cheapness, not surpasses
in Any establt shrnent in he South.
Call and judge for yourselves at the Bee
Hive store.
Corner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly E. LANouE's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
WESTERN MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
Georgetown, Ky.
BOARD or

The Adiltant General. together will, five fl re rs,,,s
10 he annually appointed nv the Executive, II, attend
e,nnHnatlon at least enre in the year. aerettline To
law.
4 4
incorporated Will, nll The powers. pris ilsaes and
Fights esrertisei hy the Trustees and Faculty If any
other Collage.
*tol. r. W. Morgan. Joint SUPERINTENDENT md pr,
fessur II Engineering and uE Natural History.
'Lieut Col H. H. Johnson Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
tHajW 4 Forbes. Professor If Mathematics.
Richard y. Newell, A ~, Professor Of Ancient and
Murletr Languages.
James q flaine. A. II Adjunct Professor of Ian
ny i swim, A. NJ. Professor Of r.hie. and
nplps l4itres.
tanres IT. Dneiess, Esq. Professor Of Law
Rev: H. V. u. Neyins. A. N. Principal Of the
Academy.
'hapf, { = Mott, Teacher III the Academy.
Capt ". W aunt, ai,,tanl ~ the Institute.
fEAuratsi AT West Point. Educated atthe Virginia
Mlimty Institute.
T'wolrmirel and Eve cadets. from fifteen Iil .ren,
eintps, HI ave entered this Institution sirre !, wne ~.
sauigel. In i4fT Il ts entirely free from The cpn,tuI
ur ,ln,ainatirii Fatav sart or party. either finlitipai ut
religions. Eronnmr IN lyase. hy the ATTENTION If a
chap Uniform. for Writer. ntnl Summer. 10 fipiliy
e%nfirrtA, EFety student ista1urirad ~ salati q college
guardian, will, whnni oil funds brought ar received
must be- r1alr,sitr,l. and NJ deb, n,nst ba ,,,,ttp,taL
vidn,t The consent Of s,trh s,,a,liat,
Administration -rm,,ipti.n ,IA s,ip,,.a If tho Was,
rrjut Academy aud nf pplytetKnir Institutes Win
the cInrairal literature Of our best Colleges. afliiuu
the rAuIefn largna5es. and suleraldins practical
srbris If law and Enriuaarina. ueorlv realizes III,
g,pn bit ,asiieratnm nf a ,niyersitv ,lIn IN p,sat a.,
wenh IT Western ptputrss-a uni,a.sitv ,,I,,n oil
may select . course IT atuiy 10 s,tit ti,nit tine. ,,aan
and Professional destination.
MI DAVIES. The Professor If law. 10 kn,,yn in tho
vsrin,s tnirts ms II practitioner If rrnpt ability va.
rip, learning. long experience aud vailed cha rartet
IIis fmirent qualification. the wlpfso,na e,arrise aui
discipline o[the convenient observation of tho forms
Of islcal proceedings. offer rpus,,,l Inducements
ntiksa win, are earnest to arhieya distinction, as
ouna Lawyers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
DE IA LOUISIANA -Paroisss
Baton Rouge

VHNF1 H0F'FV INFFEFt
Avs EST par Ia prosecute dome a ious eeux
qui ont de- r%tcIatnafions cputte Ia Succession
de- Mario Mex eelcy. decide. &c Des prt-
srntsr dtment ccrt,fes i 7. v Durable, She.
rfd" Ia % 'oiHsn dOuest eaton Iiouge, dams
arihze jour 4 daterde Ia prosecute ruhlirat. on
y JOHN MeVEA, Administrator.
I|ansjer 10. 1850, de.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
tUSSE'r nROt,ANS

. THE NDERSIGNED are daily e,.ct.
ting fromew York and New Jersey3eOO
. pairs OF st pak-taned Russets, to " hicthey
lsnvtte I attention Of Planters. .Beit pre-.
Irared, " will be able TO furnish any mbcr
Iot pairs short notice.
1 aug !. w. ID. PHILIPS g. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
T l. r NJ S.

Per session for Board ard Tuition & 80
For Music. IS
For French, &c, &c, 10
There are many Female Seminarics in the West,
In which tie expenses Of II pupil may be $40 or $50
per session less than the above: bnt in very few of
these. it is confidently asserted, will the FARE he found
o sooi--the capital invested 50 large land the repu.
1tioa ofthe T'uchrrs 40 distinguished
sen & n3iy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
Ram Rouge. Fob. g.. 1850. sscy.

MtNlRAl5 llCuRRupTlBLE TEETH.
wv would cali the attention Of pfanna
~ elutalng ttr insertion of Artificial
'I'ee,h,hat: we have received a fine tssort-
irnenr ! them and purpose tn supply rrsons
" i=lir a ihe,utiful material for ornament
and IL. aid Of the best Workmanship. Ht
tnodcl4G pieces. f,om n ingln tooth + com
piota ats. + A. l., PLOUGH 81 sDN.
tcb.l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

gtCAtr.r. FOUNTAIN. NO 7. NH of
T. It racetint u Capt. Fountain. No, 7,
Of th nrdar Of Young brothers Of lhmpa
,ancr Resolved. 4" That this order npet at
the Methodist Meet ng ~llouse. on nett Sa.
tulda, a. i O'clock, =. NJ"
Reolvsa, also. i That tl,mse Ohn wish t,
IN i.mbe's are respectfully requested
70 attud atend at said place"
j. G.. COOPrI.
Ratn Rouge. Fob. 3. 1850. sssCy.
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SONS or

The regular meetings af CApIT0Li DIVISION
70. ~. 4 Of T.. are held on every Ftiaay Iyen,as !;
fstte sL lily order Of the W. T.
WILLIAM A. BRYAN. n. 81, ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

ran he had in priva e families. ut from two to two
aud u half dollars n week, When in Barracks, II is
Designed to furnish Cemtnons nj q uniform rate. Stu.
deuta from n distance will be required to boar ri Mt the
Institute. and to have no communication with the
tewn. except ma allowed by writer, permits.
u The next session will Commence IN Tho
III Of September, and continue ten mo,ahs.