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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
s.sssAY

TAKEN UP, onor about the 81 November last,
a on widow Grassie's Plantation at about ten
miles below the Court tlotlse o. aaid Parish, a
brown herau, about 10 hands high, eight or nine
years cid, branded ON the left thigh with q small
D, all FOUR feet shpd. If said horse is not claimed
on or beftue satayriae. tie Lea february, 1851, the
said horse viii be sold according TO law by the
undersigned Justice OF the Pence.
q. L. PETIT, j. p.
West Eaton Rouge. Jan. !, 1851, 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

II Way, Italian, Professor of PIANO, Worm.
Il . and taI.RfoNrr, being desirous of establish
ing himself in this town permanently, has the
homer 10 pnnounce to those who may wish TO
give him their patronage, that he will commence
giving lessons, about the middle of January next.
lie has bSoaernpioyed for eight years al the Con-
vent tSacrS Cnur) He will also tune Pianos.
Refertnces;-L. BoNNEcAzE, q. GuzMAH,
JNo. Il. DtrRoce. dec. %, st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Young Ta1ia3l gelninarg.

T7HE Young Ladie8' Seminary, Baton Rouge.
H. La, will commence . new school year, Jan
nary %, 1851. and is prepared to accommodate
an increased number Of pupils.
Mary w. kRAu, Principal
uLyssFs CHAPMAN. 4. NJ, rrofessQ61oF An
cient Languages and Of Mathematics.
Miss. j. DoDsoN, Teacher OF Music.
aJiss, Y. WEerNosgt. Teacher OF French, Draw
my aud Painting and Ornamental Ncetlework.
dee ABS s{ig.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
New Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
~. 81. TaEfsssRps q ng0IHgan.

# ####E@& a@A& %@@E# %&
TyEJNf9ih rpsses4ipn pfsa most complete asabta-
- nleat Of fAseY AND StAtbn DgT GttbDs. ai
of which have been carefully collected by 4als
themselves, with the advantage af recaiv-
ing from tlleir residing pHsffter III Philhdrl- @Ns0s
plila pei every Steamer, ali goods Of the most 5p.
proved descriptions aud in point Of Style. Patterns,
Colours, mid Y%afiety, they feel warranted in ssy-
ing they ART equal 10 the best and will be sold rs
cheap ~ the cheapest, without boisting OF chai-
lciige, Il ey NEST respectfully solicit the ~pafticu-
lar examination Of their stock from tfleir old Gus
TONERS And The public generally consisting in patt,
Dress Goods,
Solid C5lored Motfseline de Lanes, Ind Cash.
nteres, solid cold French and English Mefinbs.
Black mud cold Canton Cloths and All,aeay. rich
figitfed tnotiFcline de LANES and Cushn,eres. rich
Paris printed Cashmere diEcostt, rich Paris cpEd
and While Grape, rich Paris Satin plaid hafeges
and Iisshes, also q fhr assortment Of Plaid Good,
consisting Of Raw silk, silk and wool, and pure
wool. all newly imported aatl u~ncommoply elieap.
Small plaias and Dress Gpnds for children ID every
variety. Their lleeA 81 silks cannot be- sarpas-
sed by gny other establishment for elegance and
beauty OF design, the patterns being entirely new.
shaw 10,
White and col'd Embroidered Canton, Grape plain
and rich figured cashmere and broch6 ettfa quail
ityi black n1erino and cashmere Shawls 6, s, 10
and ID quarters.
Enbroideries,
Fine assortment d eollars with Cuff, French work,
rich embroidered colfHrs with citetnisetta, extra
rich valen ciehne cellars with Muslin rhetliseites,
rich embroidered linen can1bfic handkerchihfs
lace and embroidered nttsiin, cares Of entirely
new style, Infants embroidered t5bes, very hand
Some, a very large assortment Of muslin edsings
and insertings, cotton, thread, and linen bobb,n do.
AosieTy, .
Ladies black ard whites Tx hose, ditto fafy elk,
Black and cold cashmere hosiery, SUPER quality,
tieac}ted and utthfsarfIed cotton hose, aff prices,
chiidrens silk, cotton and wooden hosiery aIl Of
sizes, Ladies silk, cotton and mcriAo vesss. tte1is.
silk, BIerino phd cotton shirts aul draws, col and
brown cotton, marino and wool, haif hoae.
linens,
4 fire assortment Of Richardson's iit1drsssad
Itiah Linen, heavy Linen Shirtings ofG. s., 10, aid
t} quarters. table Napkins I'LL sizes, satin Gaumsk
table clothes and napkins, fine table dainask,
liuckaback and bird eye Lowellings.
FIanncis,
White rcd and tillow gatnels, garze do, silk
warp ~0annels, very fine and suitable for infhnts
and warranted not u shrink, also, 4 tnostconiplete
assortment Of Goods for Pienterst snch as Kef8eys,
Linsoys, Kentucky Jeans and Georgia Plains, also
Il very large lot Of Blankets, a heavy and superior
article, all Of which were purchased previous to
the advance and can be disposed Of at very low
rates. l8ept il til
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Stop the F'hiof.

a MAN ~ the name Of DANIEL Horsros,
II stole FROM the tn }ersiened, $50. on the night
OF tue 18TH oG December, 1880. The said Heus-
ton ID ABOUT five feet, seven or eight inches high
be has black hair aud hltic eyes--of slim or spare
torm-ha,l oa when be lett. a blue blanket coat
with a velvet eollar--he wore a white bat and
generally Wore 3 green pair Of spectacles.
Any one hy bringing the said Houston to Justice
will confer i great tavor.-C}iaton Ftofiaiai.
dec %. Ats. WIN. Dies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

II HI n ll u.

On Tuesday evening. the 3lst, tlt, by the Rev
!. Woodbridge, Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. HALLIDAY
Of West Felieiana, to Miss. HARRIET M. CON
VERSE, of this city.
The parties in their felicity remembered tbs
wretched. We are grateful for the delicacies will
which they cenplimented us, io,rneyman smiled
the g ThrRn grinned with evident satisfaction
over them, and all joined in wishing the happy
couple a long life fruitful of domestic joy an q
hanpiuras #
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
NOTICE,

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against tratl-
n ing for q promissorv note, dated 5th Febraa-
ny, 1850, for " hundred and twelve dollars
iSa129 PAYABLE 1st January, 1851, to the orderof
John NJ. Kerr, drawn by Elizabeth Feeklilg and
VIM. r. Dsarrnond, ~paraphed by John Reed, Mo-
tary Public. 5th Fubruary, 1850.
Said note belongs tothe estate Of John M. Kerr,
deceased, and the drawers have been notified not
10 pay the same to any person. but Nancy Kerr.
tutrix 10 the minor children of the payee. BY her
Attorney, [dec 81. 2t*. =. Nj. ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
4, SIMON Il BROTHER.

fTAFE iust received from tie Norfh and New
Ii Orleans, carefully selected ty one pifhe patt+
ners, d large aii ivell selected assortment. bt Dry
Goods. Glotltnp. Hats, Bbats, Shoes Hosiery
Blankets. &c. sc. TO n tsiele they invite the at
IGNITION Of The planters and public generally
Their goods Are ncte, eFaI will be- disposed pf on
the most reasonable terms. oct tBl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

INFORMATION WANTED Of Thomas NEl-
l. soN, by his sister, NANCY NbbsoN's son JAMES.
The said Thomas Nelson resides according 10 last
adviees some where in the vicinity Of the lower
Mississippi. Any information asto hta residence
will be thankfully received by James ~. Donald
son. III Baton Rougr, Ia, dee II It.
The New Orleans ricayuae will please copy
one time, and send bill to this oi,ice for collection.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Ploughs! Ploughs |!

tBnrms Ger de plough snag street his rood notes wiii.'
FFtHE undersigned being The sole agents for the
i sale Of the hIaysville, KY, reS
PL0UGHs, Of the celebrated s
mandatory of Hall-have in ssmtas,sAs rn
store an assortment Of his Wrought Iron ploushs
with and without cutters, suitable for the cotton
and cane cultivation.
nov 80. IARGUIER LANOTE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Important TO Sugar Planters,
a WAY 10 SAVE YOUR CANE, AND MAXI
Good Esagksr

AFTER THE CANE HAS BECOME SOUR,
TIME sdl1scfiber has discovered a process
4 whereby cane which has become injured by
the frost, 40 as to make it impossible to n%ianufac-
tnre sugar from the jtice by the old process, can
be made with perfect facility into good sugar. He
is willing TO itnpaFt his knowledge TO those wish.
ing his ~Heryices for a reasonable compensation,
Orders left for me ut Col. A. Matta's Store,
Batoa Rouge, will be promptly attended 10.
dec ii, 2ts. T.. GAVRFI,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
-str.nY.

EHAKEN UP by Mr.. William Griffith, about 90
a miles from the town of Baton Rouge, a roam
hcrFe, about 10 htrds high, 7 years old, saddle
marked, no ether mark OF brand visible, the own
or is requested 70 cerde forward, pay charges, and
5taNa hln away, otherwise he Will be sold accord
ling 10 law. dee. H. IT, II. Hf0LFE. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

At the residence ofMh VIM. Stevens, on Thurs.
day evening I'd inst, by the Rev. J. Woodbridge
Mi. VIM. II. SHERMAN, TO Miss. MARY NJ,
HACKET, all Of this parish.
In this town byJ. r. Dufroeq, J. p on the Goth
Instant, Mr.. G1ANELLO GlCkTTA ENRlCO,
to Mrs, JEANNErfE LIE both OF this
town.
On tho 3ist December, 1850, Mr.. DAVID GIs-
WING, to Miss, JANE MCKENZIE, both Of this
town.
On the 3ist, December 1850, hyJ, r Dufrocq.
J.p. MIR THOMAS WATSON 10 Miss. MARY
IRVING, both of this town,
In the town Of Plaqueminc. Parish Of ~lbervtlle,
on Thursday the Cd January 1851, Mr. Gsorse
II. r. BAYLry, Assistant State Engineer, TO Miss.
HARRIET LAwEs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Stray.

FfT7AKEN Up by r. y Conrad, about 7 miles
l. from The town Of Eaton Rooge, a sorrel horse,
about 7 years cid, - hands high, 40 mark or brand,
The owner il requested 10 come forward, pay
lchargos, aud fake him away, otherwise he will
be sold according. to law.
dec. ii. III. i. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
For Sale.

A LOT of ground situated South of The Etate
~ House, in Square No. IL, Lot No. ., will be
sold ON reasonable terms. For further particulars,
apply at this office, dec II, I'm,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
N o 4 E.

EXTRAVAGANT assertions bombasi and i'm:
~ modest preientions. over afl competitions, do
moi, in cur vicwt T~fo'npte lie views ofady sfiiserss
As advertising shooud 70 done honestly and jFt
d@ieiopslY we thought pEofiet uot to advertise ill
ve hud The ereetesi part Of our 1911 stock d, hand.
Igfe Largest htos,ls
ofDry Goods, fancy and domestic goods, clothing
rru, Flbrs, Care. eoofs. snoes, and plantation
b,A goods. has been received per ships Hpdaoiii
S~~N Memphis. and others, 1T The Bee Hiyp SidFoi
Ezr. 8EssENssEaNF.
who has lately returned from the North, fink th5
greatest pains and care 10 select Tie latest. cheap
eat, and most fashionable style. of fancy and stapla
goods, to giye satisfaction 10 our Customers, and
purchasers IN general
The Great Vnrsesy
Of The ret. and fashionable stock, for both sexes,
being too numerous 10 specify, 2
We respectfully solicit all purchasers TO call al
the
E.oc-sTtta store,
where the priebs will mako it an object 10 iii I'll
want Of the came.
COIN & 0pPENHEtM
Like The Bee. that takes from every 1ogeh
10 gather store enough for alls
SO have VIZ, In the luckiest hour
Our stock Of Goods laid in this l'alt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Coleman's Patent Unaalatory Corn
MIL.
Avis.

Avis.
E public est par ces pr6sseates, notiae de ne pas
IL n6gocier un certain Bond de douze mois, date
du 4 Maj, 1850, souscrit par John Nolan CONNIE
principal ct John r. Nolan CONNIE caution, en- Ia
veur de Chas. L. Petit, pour Ia sonime de S2,125,
agec mteret a raison de dix pour cent par an de
date, les signatures du dit Bond ayanf etc l6galle-
ment notifies de ne le payer qu'au soussigne, le
dit bond Sc ~trouvant perau Gu egafe de mon bt-
reau. j.. ". Durable, Sherif.
Quest Raaton Rouge, Nov 30, 1850. limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
CHARLES G, SLOCUM,

Has RECEIVED a SPLENDID LOT OF
Paper EEamgings
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS FRENCH &
American.
TUST received and for sale at very low prices,
y at the shop Of the undersigned, on Florida
Street, opposite the Mayors Office.
He has engaged competent workrnen, and will
be ready at all times to attend 10 all orders in
that line, and pledges himself that oil work en-
t-asted TO his care win be done in a workman
like and satisfactory manner.
Hy-HousE and SIaN Painting. GRAfNfSs G1.Az-
INC and Gimme, imitation of Wood and Marble
executed in the best style. Also, a lot of fire
screens. window curtains, Sc. all of which he of
fers on the most liberal terms.
jm.4,y. CHAS. G, SL0CuM,
Shop opposite Mayors Oghr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
70 Let.

A PLANTATION, Of about four hundred ar
n penis, five miles east of the city of Baton
Rouge, with two field hands and implements
for sale. For particulars enquire Of Jas. II.
Dahin on the premises. t1eeiI4Et
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
The New Orleans
r III ALE URINARY
DIRECTED ny mrs. 4 aoorEN,
Transferred 10 PLAQGEMLNE, Pa,ish d

objected ny MRs. VAN aoorrN,
Transferred 10 PLaQGEMINE. Parish Of
Utyei1e.
T1IIS institution, chiefly intended for boarding
l. pupils, is situated in one Of the healthiest
parts Of Louisiana, and has been established III
imitation df the best European schools. The
course Of instruction embraces all the branches
Of d complete education, both intellectual and
ornamental. Strict attention IL paid to the man
ners and department Of the pupils, and also to
their health By regular exercise in the open air,
bathing, proper attention TO food, etc. etc. 10
combine the advantages Of q refined honle-edu-
cation with those Of associated Study, is the OBJ
iect which the direetreas has in view. tn her
late voyage to Europe, Mrs. Van Eooten has
made arrangements for attaching Permanently
to her institution, teachers IN every way eo1npe-
tent and accomplished. Ii the Engllsh depart
nnent she has secured for the ensuing year, the
assistance Of a lady from Boston, Of high reputa-
ton as an Instruciress, and another French teacher
from Paris, whose arrival is expected at the
Academy early in the spfing, will complete the
sgersonleE1 OF the establishment.
Music, taught by Madfle Laurent, (herseif a
pupil OF Mr.. Mari,oaseI, the first Prof. Of Mu-
sic at the the Conservatory Of PARISH has the
most careful and conscientious attention. Parents
are invited 70 visit the Academy and judge Of
its locality.
For board md genera, instrac-
ton III English, french, and
plain and fancy needlework, 5000 per annurn.
(Excsuaiye Of one months vacation and paya-
BE III advance per quarter Of Twelve weeksJ
Music lPiano) including solfege. 500.
Private singing lessons-irawfug and painting.
and foreigai Language IF desiredl extra charges.
DaY SCHOLARS,
General instruction in English
ard French. and plain and
fancy neediework lit class; so per month.
Cd class, s
Sd class, 6
References
Nagueuaiae VIM. Edwards, ESQ Or. Clement,
Zenon i~1aoaave, Esp, Christopher Aftanis. Esq.
Ner Orleans. Rev. DR.. Neville, Alfred Hennen,
Esq, James Robb, Esq, II. G. cafntnaels, Esq,
Fred. Frey. Esq. Bgtop Rogge ID. ID. Avery,
ESQ, Rev. J. IF. Limbaugh; Alex. Dinifry,
Esq. Iaaia5odatsrs RI. Rev. Bishop Polk, d. d.
dcc14-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Stray nr Stolen.

GlN the evening of Sunday, 17fh November,
" 1850. on tile Conite, near the resi- o.
Sdence of Ma. S. Roberts, a white horse.<I
about 10 years old about IA hands high, PAGES,
blind in the left eye, but the ball ii not deeayea,
branded Z On the shoulder. / will pay d liberal
reward lor his delivery 10 me, or information %
that / cas yet him back.
NOS. 80, It. CELEsTIN DOIRON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Medical Card.
m, W., nj, A. LEM

~ r., w III, HhIHI N
OFFERS his professional services 10 The citf-
" zens of Baton Rouge and vicinity in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Qliice on In.
iayatte street, a few doors below the Poet Office.
dec q st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Notice,

T1IfE partnership heretofore existing between
u. I. 6. Morgan Il J. w. Seymour, In the pfac.
lice of Law, il dissolved by mutual consent.
The unfinished bnsineBs IF The partnership
will receive the joint attentions Of both members
OF the firm until It's final settlement.
deetd-1tt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
.r,xshy

TAKEN UP by Col. Philip lTichy. about s
u miles from the town of Baton Rouge, dN-
two bob-tail, Boriel horses, about u hands >c1l
high. one Of them has a large blaze in the face
and the ether a small eng, ne mark or brand gisi-
bic, very low in ilesh, the owner IN reqleeted to
come forward, pay charges, and take them away.
otherwise they Will be sold according to law.
dee. IL. H. l.. HOLtE. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Residence for Sale.

WILL be sold on favorable terms, a II
w new and pleasantly situated house, ss5sAM
enquire at Boegal's Commission and auc- sA5saW-
ton rooms, over Col. Matta's store. july 81, If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

<1TAR AND SPERM GANDLES-5o boxes
40 fug sale At the Pianser's Store, Nc. s. Efn1rsh
jines, iy % NIB W0IEF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
B. A. Fahnegtoclrs Vermifuge,

Q0Doz. of this great Medicine, inst received
w and for sale by G. M. HFROMAN
july 20. ~ opposite the Methodist Church.,
Il N assortment nf--T1SE FANCY WpgE Boxss
Il and Dk3es. For sale by.
oct 10. T. G. In N0UE. Post Office ropttis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
He! Fer Christmas.

DON'T LET TT BE FORGOTTEN THAT At
gSsgEE C. I'D NGEEss.
PosT oFFicEzRooa,
(sAN be found many oHlasnantal and useful ar
~ ticIes, suited Tor Christmas and New Years
presents-viz.
Beautifully pEntei and elegantly hogird An
nuals, Portfolios, richly inlaid with Pearl, Pearl,
Ivory, and Shell Card Cases; Fancy Work Boxes
ard Dressing Cases; Rosewood and Mahogany
Desks.
Also many other articles. among which are to
be found Toys for the juveniles. So don't forget
to cali al tie Post Office. dec al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04

> n KITS Salmon and Maekerol 10 t,lls. No
~ 3. Maekerel 30 bills No. |, Muckerel
: btls, Pitch 2 do. Turpentite 80 kegs Tai
For sale at tho Planters Store.
aug 10y No. 8. Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
LAST DIRECT IMPORTATION!
Now opening at the new store of
|T, PEGNENsUF,

A NEW and complete assortment Of Fall. 4 nj
Ia WtNrER Dry Goops. and Fancy Articles
selected by his partner from all the principal man
ssactaries of Europe. with The greatest care an(
regard 70 the tastes othis numerous ttiste,ners o
this olnmtility--afnong which viii be loprd thu
following
Robes noir, antique, Robesde sois. pour padore
do de Sole. Crpch6, Chine imprim6, Facont
do dc do richie, blaehes Damasse, satin d,
do de do Chine, satin d Ia refine.
Tatfetas glae6es, all colors, blk TafTetas, double
clint, blk Damasks, blk Satin, a In Refine, Rich
Plain. Striped, figured, and plaid Clocks, silk, sa.
tins, all c%olors, Florences, all eolors, Bareges, al
c%olors, Extra superior ST. blk Merinos, extra su.
| perior sI4 blk muslin de laine, Tartan plain mo.
%rinees, Superfine morinos, all colors, muslin dc
laine, small patterns for children, Cashmere lie.
cosse. rich styles, OF robes, Rich emhroiaared liner
cambria handkerchief. Plain and henlstiehed
Rich blk. white embroidered capes.
A splendid assortment of Rich mantillas, fol
ladies' and cliildrans.
MusIins, Calicoes, SC.
5000 yards mousseline de lanes. at 20 cents.
5000 do Caiicoes, fast ~calicoes at 81 cents.
Hosiery.
Misses Superior white cotton Hose. Socks, Lisle
thread Hose, Colored, Striped Hose, embroidered
open works Hose, Extra Sizesl white and black
silk Hose, Toilet Quilts, all sizes, rich table da-
mask and Napkins; furniture Dimity, Toweling
etc, etc.
A splendid assortment of pompadour, Jenny
Lind, Marie Stuart, Fringes, Ginnps, Velfets for
trimmings.
A large assortment Of Valencienne, Points dc
Paris, linen thread iaces, blk and white.
All stylus of Canton Grape, Cashmere, merino,
muslin de laine Shawls and Scarls,
AE-.s
Parasols. Floves and Fans, embroidered lace aud
muslin Capes, Collars and Chemisettes, enbroid-
cred Pagoda Sleeves lace end muslin, muslin Cur
tains, French Curtain Damask, Table end Piano
Cove.s,
A large assortment of Childrens' Blankets,
Housekeeping and Plantation Goods, Flannels,
Linsey, etc, etc.
C~arpeting Carpetingi!
Rugs. Daizes, Crumh, Cloths, Transparent Shades
window Corniees, Pins, Soaps, Tassels Cords, Sc
The whole of which will be sold very low.
5nr IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
L!auidation.

F7s9F undersigned being about TO retire ~fidffftla
u DRY GOODS BUSINESS, win from fi4ie
date nfirf tliaif large and elegant srpeK ~ their
own importation, at ptiees which will make il an
object for buyers TO examine. Should the entire
stock not be sold by the Let February next, we
will close il at auction.
P. Il e. REILLY & co.
noy30-4t corner Canal end Royal streets.
Nre 9RtrANs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
Baton Rouge ColEege.

MIR. and MRS. FORD, will resume the dtiiet
Iva of their Female Seminary on Monday, the
Goth December. fdeci4-at.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-04
\ Soap! soaD!!

a FINE assortment Of French Soaps, on hand.
=. terssaait88 sks.ealge- fs8Fa GeasllAlb ty
oct &c. RG.UExaRa1EpyM
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A IL those Indebted to the undersigned either
lA-by Note or open account, are requested to call
without delay and pay the same.
nov 90 II. II. v. BABIE.
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WALKING Canes!

VIE most extensive and eom1icae stock on
n WALKING CANEs and UMaHrLIAs In Baton
Rouge, at e.. a. ILONlS Lafayette ST.
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A Plantation for Sale,

A FINE Plantation for sale, situated about i2
IA miles from the town Of Baton Rouge, on the
road leading from Baton Rouge to Manchac Ferry,
bounded East by lands ofJosebh Heard, West BY
lands of Gurley, South by Wards Creek, contain
ing four hundred and eighty acres, there Is about
seventy five acres in cane. Also a good Cotton
Gin. [noy 90, Pm. CRVILLE ADAMS.
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aDE OUNCES FRE9gcH QUINggE II
@LD store, and for sala By
dec /. s G. DAVIS.
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tice

TSHEREBY given that on the 26th October last,
IL | withdrew from the Baton Rouge NILS CAM
pr#go by sale Of my Interest to the other men,
bers of said Company as per bill Of sale on record.
dec IA, CIV. ELIJAH pEALE..
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CaTpetings, Rugs q Oil Cloths.

w. d. PHILLIPS & BROTHER.
nFFER ior sale one of the nseef egfensive and
" elegant assortment Of CaYpetfags tobe found
IN the city. consisting Of English and american
Three Ply, al of the latest and best designs, also
4 large lot 81 Ingram Carpets al prices varying
from 80 20 rs cents per yard, Oh Elpfhs garyiug
IN width from 3 u s feet all of Which will be sold
10 per cent less thar any other establishment Ia
pasve Wlishsa call is solicited SEPT III,
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Notice,

TTifIE Undersigned would respectfully beg leave
j. to announce 10 his friends and the public, that
he has resumed business al bis old stand, having
purchased The Stock Of goods Of Mr.. NJ. g. Wolfe,
managed by Mr.. L. Boegal, where he intends
keeping an assortment OF Provisions and Groceries,
which will be sold as low as they can be purchased
in any other store in this City for Cash,
nov 90 If. II. v. BABIN.