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So. Carolina Sumter Dist,

Expartc. In Equity.
7EDw'D. ANDERSON, Petition fortSsaie !.
HOSEA WILSON, ct al. } of Land, &c.
yRf Order Of the Court of Equity. viii
~ sell on Sale-day in October next. thssSS
Tract OF Land known as the Anderson
Trac:, containing 794 acres, more or, less,S
lying in Middle Salem, situated on Taylor
Swamp, about cne mile from the Black
River road, and lying directly on the Rail
Road. q ~ Z Z; 81 e IS
The said Land cannot Be sold for iesssas1
than $500 per acre. l5s. lsis8E5i
TERMs-One-half payable on the Ist
January next, and balance on let January
1854, with interest payable annually iiiIs
fully paid. Purchaser 10 give Bond and !
personal security, and mortgage Of tie /
premises. 20 5s9.
{ ~ A Plat of the above land viii be
exhibited on the day of sale. "a 8
w. F.B. HAfNsWORT TT, ; :i
s ssssV,v, Cou,'rs III Eqttft2 81
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Executive Departmet, S, G.

COLUMBIA, October l, 1852.
H't1E Commissioners the Public Roatls;
l. in this State, to whom District Maps
were sent by the State authorities in 1926,
for the purpose OF recording upon them
any changes in the line Of roads, new set
Elements, and other improvements, are re.
questcd TO return the same 10 the Execu-
live Office, Columbia, at MS early day
ns praciicle, mot exceeding three months
from date, as they will he required to cor
rect the new edition of the District Mans
Of the State, about to be published. 1t is
respectfully regnested.that the gentlemen
having charge oil these. Maps will add The
notice everyimpro mprovement.which has taken
place in their range of operations, inclnd-
ing the lines.T Rail Rods pa ssiag hrongh
'hem, with the los
es, mineral Frrin. s sIs -; -
vale houses estabf lz9ry. .ccI
interesting in earSNSHsITIcs, With such
written explanations and references as nay
be necessary.
BY order Of tho Governor:
B. Z. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct. IL. 5l 2t
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
The manufacture of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs of The above article by The FALL. For
reference as to quality, lie would respectfully
refer persons VIII" may he dispose d to purchase
OF him, 10 those who patroniEcd II III last year.
As to price, he will guarantee them HI low n,
can be afforded
May % = If J. MORGAN
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MNWAGE. =.

M liEREAS the law requires the Ortli-
~ nary OF Sumter District to be in his
Office, Alonday and FRIDAY in each week,
persons therefore having business in said
Office will please attend on those DAYS.
w. LEWIS.
March 9, 1852. -" If
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1000 Acres Of Land for Sale.

Il WILL sell my track of Land contain
IL ing one thousand acres three hun.
drcd and fifty Of which ME cleared and un-
der good fence, on the premises s n COM
modluus dwelling and pl necessary out
buildings. The above Is situated ou the
road leading from Sumtrrville to Darling
ion c., H., between Black River and
Lynchs Creek. JARED LAW.
u Watchman copy twice.
Oct 5, 1852. 50-4t.
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ute attention to our stock. Also.
Curtain Materials.

We are now prepared in our curtain de-
par'lnrnt to offer the various styles OF
CURTAIN STUFFS, in Silk worsicd,
Linen and Cotton Damasks, Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gmps. Loops,
Tnsscis, Corniccs, &c. Church Trim
mlngs, Hangings, &c, new. designs for
which we have now received and they will
be made, and put up, on the best terms, il,
the most worklnanlike manner, and under
our own supervision.
BROW MING g. LEMAN,
Successors to G.. 81 f. KEEIIsoN a. Co.
Corner King and Market Streets,
Charleston, S. G..
Oct. -, 1902 52-tt
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r o. PL "a NJ T Err S

The stibscrihor has Just received n largo htoeh
of goods for SPRING AND St M hIEsEf, which
he offers al Charleston prices, less expcfssa. rs
10 Bales hDnry Osnabusgs, IS fi ~
s"E" Shirting and Shectinga. 81
= Sc g Blue Denifts and aIafibaSot StfsIaes
10 Hhds Baqcn Sides and Shoulders. &
25 Bbis Baltimore Flour,
25Oo0 iiue Spdnish S,eaars,
Sugars, Coiiecs, Teas, SO. &e.. r.
Molassss, soap, Starch, &C..
Is. ID. /. II Ss.
y AIlfil 9Th 1872 SSA@=.tf
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Peruvian Guano and Farm.
erS Plaster,

Having made arrangements for supply
Of Peruvian Guano and Plaster, of genl-
inc and warranted quality. All who may
wish to obtain either of them through us
will please send their orders early, so that
we may order the quantity wanted by lst
January, or in time for Planting. A sup
ply will be kept always on hand and any
information given by applying to
KlIE'rT G.. ROBSON,
No. and . Atlantic Wharf
Charleston, Oct. IA, 1852. 5l-iw
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Carpetings! Carpetings I! !

]
The subscribers are now prepared to Of
Ter nj the lowcstmarket prices. n full as
sortmcnt Of superior VEL VET IA PTS
TRY, BRUSSELS, TIIR EE-PLY.
INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENITIi n,
DUTCH AND LINEN CARPET
lNGS in new and choice designs. Also.
the various widths of PRINTED BAIZES
or FLOOR CLOTHS; FLOOR and
STAlR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB-
CLOTHS. G | l. II AMI STLVERf.D
STAIR RODS and CARpErINGS.-
RUGS and MATS, &c. all of which have
been carefully selected from, the manu-
tacturers in the American and English
markets, by one Of IA ssrrsssstpers, and we
vii t1ss;Is A.nnd laid
u sSI and on
tlfS - |G0ntident!v in
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A. ANDERSON,
@MM@ERA @NWN FEys>AAN2.
Snn,lnsnrviIIn. 8. C,

SauINIcTVlEfG, .. G..
Respectfully informs the people of Sum- no
ter District Tint he hns jnst receive and STa
now offers for sale the best selected and m
most choice stock of .,'i, & s---AA--
Spring and Simmer Goods Ii.
Tint has ever been brought TO this mnrket.-
He has received many new styles of Spring and
Sumn,e. Goods, which purchasers would do
welito examine before bnying elsewhere.
Black, Blih., Green and mixed Broad Clothes,
Plain and Fancy Cnssimeres; Satin, Velvet,
and Silk Vestinga, Boys and Mems Caps, &c.
a--ALSo--
full and large supply of Hosiery, Gloves,
Slspcndcrs, Cravnts, ITnndkerclicfs, &C. &c ;,
all of which will be sold the most liberal
terms, and ut prices TO suit the times
E2W Garments manufactured by the subscri-
ber, and warranted TO give satisfaction. Or
ders from distance promptly attended To-.
He may be found ut the stand formerly oc-
cuped by a Conway, and more recently by
ID. w. Price.
A. ANDERSON.
Aprla7, 1852 IS If
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Subscribers having assnciated them
ssolYeni together in thu mercantile business
5nnder tile! firm Of b UTLER5S 81 IN E1NyyB e.
Y.sWoull rcspoetfullginform their friends
and tile pubic generally, hat they are
nov receiving and opening large and
vol selected stock OF Dry Goods, Groce-
fries. Boots. and Siioes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c.}tc., Which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or 10 customers who will pay
up pnnctually.
0Is- 1t is unnecessary 'io,enumerate nrti-
.cles, just come along soc for yourselves. 4.
Y. N. BUTLER,
A. M. NEWBERY.
At!,he stand formerly occupied by Nc
Roy q Jones, one door north of tho Post
Office. AS
sumtcrvi'le, Oct, Is, 1852 51-tf
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ROBERT T,AYTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON d TshTTA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally TINT he is now receiving a ga
rely orlieavy and Fancy Groceries, which IA
Will sell low for cash-Two doors above tho {
Planters Hotel, and immediniely opposite James,
Dnnlap's, esq. - ~ ~
Camden, $. c. Dec. 10th. 1850 .f o.
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Georgia Plain and Kcrsevs,
Plain and Striped Osnahurgs,
Beached and Brown Domcstcs,
Super Dliice Blankets.
Oar business is done strictly for Cash
and on the One Price Sysieu, aud we are
confident no house in the city can give
BETTER BARGAINS.
Charleston, $. c., Sept. 81, 1852. 4S-4m
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Valuable Woodland Near

THE TOWN FOR SALE :;5s s
Between II and Ia acres of land lying
atTurkey Creek near Sumtervillc. will be
sold on accommodating terms TO an ap.s
proved purchaser. Apply at this Office.
Jan. 9th, 1852 ld--,f IS
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARL LESTON s. G.


wv. e.. Bancroft 81 Co,
253 kING-ST. e doors below Wentworth ST.
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods of all descriptions,
Alpaccas, Mcrinoes and BombaZincS,
Prints and Ginghams,
Cloths. Cassamcres and Vcstings,
Hosiery. Gloves, &c, &c, &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

'EHE FpLLY or THE DAY.--A lphdili9
New York Kadiral pnraf, commenting ~,
M. kossuTH' ! last speeelr l,eeds its arti.
cle The WAaHlsuTos Of the eighteenth
century. interpreted Ly fha WAslliSeToN
or THE NINETEENTH, and expresses the
opinion that, III putting G6eRuE WASH.
INC rom policy lnow for tho glfst iife, Va.
silppoHe) 'goffeetly befDre liis eeunifys'
M, KossuTif ',bas more than renltlnefatesi
~ for oil we llnve DOM fuY him. and IN.
tabisll d elaitn upon our gratitude which
llas YET to be baIunced.e
ST.. TIE American People hive bern
III total dafksmss regarding tito title iiltaf.
'pfutation vi tho American Fnslargs OH 1
policy and principles until lie Hungtt1iian
Washington calile 10 I'LL the Veil, und
tebcli ts tho true Duties and tle#tillies or
our Republican Government, The piaiu
l,recepls Of ihe. Futlierof liz Country have
rtllntil,ed q scaled book for fifty years.
HAMILTON, aud JErrnltHoa. aud MADISON,
MAasttALE, ApAMH, CLAY md WrnaTEa
have studied them IN vaili IL remained
for the Goucytor W he Huns 10 come md
'plt ihrin correctly before The eountry"
The doctrine ol poiI.intervelaion, Of ner-
trality-tIe doctrine aiite of civilization,
of christianity, III ponce nlid of WA-ssfsss-
TON --reiaaiaed ~, Egyptian writing for
His beiilghted eountfyipep,, when the gift.
cd descendant Of ArrtLa, that illnatfious
Republican, happily gnvc us the key and
the favelstisn
Wonld IL be any wonder that tte wor.
thy Governor i lead were turned by such
very gross adulalion
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

A TALE or 'sTwo Does. '--The follow
ing, from q late Englisl, paper. Is one ot
he hest dog slofies We lave seen for some
fine:
A gentleman resident In Lincolnshire
was lately on a jottftley abont eighty Or
ninety miles from home. aud left n favorite
little dog alta hotel while he visited an
ether town iii the ueigliborhood. On his
return, the lanalndy, IN damay, told him
his dog bad been attacked ty large dog
Of her own, and had run away from tile
house. cleft but fetnrn~d agaiu A5 the
same hotel aftrr the s,apse of d few weelss,
when the landla,ly informed him TINT his
little dog had returned II, the interim, t,c-
companied BY large dog. who had attact-
ed her own dor 40 iierceiy that he nearly
killed him. From the description glvei,
of the animal the gentleman entertained
10 doubt hut that il wns ifis own house
dog from Lincolnshire mud on his return
home lIc leafled from the servants that
shortly after lis departure bis little favor-
Ito dog returned, bearing marks of much
ill-usage, and alter apparently consulting
with the large nninnnt. tlit, two dogs yet Of
together and were absent several days re.l
presenting evidences, on their return, Of
having Travelled a considerable distance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
B TisE poisoSiNa ArrAiA Ar rt.r IJrte

THE pofsosfNa AFgaIA Ar run IJrscA
fGNaids snxtsAar.- Il was briefly re-
ported, some fiine ago, that Tho pl,piIs Il,
tbe Ulina Female Seminary had besl
f'oisoned. The Oneida Cl,ief confirms ,i,s
report. Itsays that tIle cook at ills tsisti.
tuiion, . widow named Young, took
offence ~ some change III The hour or eat.
ing. and mixed q 1uahtity Or fanar eroeiic
With The food. About fouy of those wIio
pariook o. the supper were MAIDS yioIes.s
ly nick, though uope ate sufficient d lssi,.
tity ~ cause death II is not certain,
hcsyever. that tlle cook did not intend
flielf death. She Inns left tie Seminars.
and iiaa moi been arrested.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

Mf. Swissl,eIm says that the reason
one niiioil coDqlsrs another ID not owing
~ The Kind df arlnsahey itse, bllt the kind
q food III her opinion, meat viii trl.
ufpph over cnlinge. Nj lpng al cattIs
and Hi6duos feed On eaniiflowsrs, 50 long
Will hull.dogs triumph over Tie ole and
tlse Farters over The other When Ire.
lland frees herself lrotn England, Il VIII bs
when Ireland swaps ON her potatoes and
takes ~ pork. To expect fresJonr 10
come h'om bisttef-rnjlk, IL as absuresi u
~ lock ior lnslIos boxes ID Russia. n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Dr, 4. WOOD,

TTAvtNG located pssmanenily Initiation Rouge,
IL tenders his services tothc citizens and va
sinisy lathe practice uf Medicine, Surgerv and
Obstetrics Afaer having much experience ii
she principal Sasgical and Fever Hospitals North,
snd also, the advantage of several yvafs country
practice he feels confident, he can give salts
iaction Ia all whcmay favor him with 4 call.
u2-His Office, Il at the residence OF Mrs. Hubhs'
"a CAHrcS Street, and oxposse II. n Waaaslrs
lDyng Stare, where he nasy be found at all hours
during The dsy aad night. feb i5, 3m.. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

GuFran was rare wit, but even ils
sometimes met with his match. III was
.oiice examining cross-gfaiiIcd, ugly faced
Witness, from whom III vain lie souyIi.
direct nIiswer. At leugsh i,e exclairne,l--4
s 4 4 no use trying 10 get the truth o,st
scl ycp---for sce The villain ID your face."
DO You, sir? retorted the man, with
grin, why, Thin. " mnst be so-~faix |
liievef knew my facc 'xa4a looking glsm
befofes' s ss.sss 2 .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Doctor 4. M. CLANo,

TIAvlNt; lately removed % Baton Roage, res
II necttnlly tenders his professional services
10 Tho citizens of this place su, the vicinity He
4 I KrasluAte pf the Louisville Medical School,
and hss had seine practical experience ithc treat
mes.f of disease lic hopes by strict Attcniion 10
all eases confties! to hscare, to merit share Of
public patronage.
ny- omss on Lanrsf 6etceeN ara and Mair Sfss,
Where he mag be folnd, VIXEN not professionally
engaged. may es-1isio. Y
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ALLEGED DiscoyEnY 81 :, r,,s ! Pea 3 ,rrr !,

ALLiGED DiscovERY 4 or fffE PEarErrAt
MORTON. ---I'iie Courier Nv Ia lssssonxle.
states tliat 4 civil engineer of Bordeaux,
snnfned De Vignernon has discovered lie
perpetual notion His theory issaid to
sbe to tiud in q mass Of watass at rest.
and contained witI,iua certain space,
continual force. abe to replace alI other
fiaoving powers. The above journal AZ
clares tltat TIM has been effected, and slat
tl'c fuscl,ine invented BY M. ds viapergon
works ndmifabIy. A model Of liic machine
was 10 he exposed 1T Bordeaux for iilr-s
days, pfeyions 10 Tie inventor departure
with Il fo5 London.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
sis I, l. IN \
BATON ROUGE
FEMALE SEMIN AIRY.
MRS. M. NV. IRl.AD.-pNINeipAt

Mrs. III. w. W.IIKT.AD--FRINeiTA
A NEW AehdeERic Year will commence at this
"a Institution ID MOND.sr, ,sss ~ W sptem.
bee. 1851. #gI
The Principal takes ihIs method Of returning
hor sincere thanks 10 the Friends and Patrons Vi
the institution, arid illuges the hope that she
will continue to merit tho panie generous conf
denre heretofore rttore,l Ia hef.
The services OF sasillul ard competent Assist.
ants have been SECURED md tho Principal pledges
herself ~ spare ns cxersons III establishing the
School upon a toastl moral and educational basis.
SahtnIlliArf n IH1l I'll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Female Seminary.

NH II MRS, FOND, nsslstad by their taNgh-
Ivl tors, will rfsume the duties of their School
Establishment on Monday, the aDth inst.
Instructions are tiveil Id the higher branches
Of an English Eddation, and strict attention paid
70 those of duly Ne. They ieach French and
other Languages, Music, Instrumental and Vocal,
with the Piano ansf Harp.
They have sxiessive aud convenient accom-.
medatiens for Doasaers, and hope for eentin
nance ef The ptblEspatfonsge.
College Buildings, Bateo Rouge, sep, IL, sts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Young Nete,s L.asl.

The Tsn,peror n Al,Alfin wAs known x,
hs on anen.yo proaress, bus unlil he
sent Tie police, tile ofhcr day, Il, regulate
tile Money Market, fyw could Lave ini.
aeined the lef,9tI,s lie WIS Ifei,aired ID
Il, 8 IA oI,s,oss,a,,i ~ Gimme. By ll,is
l,,nnnuvrn l,s Inns driver, tive Bears o,l
of hia Kiuulou. l,odity. d. II they were
actually al,adrupe,l. /, i,roeeeJjug which,
howe yef, Ia tatuI,s have ilnprovea ,,l,oIi
So ret,i,asr 4 d nyfes ,,fcn tltatr honda. Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

a Paris correspondent Of tie IN. x.
Tribune relates The following instance of
feminine cunning;
II gave you, aoine time ago. d romance
|ef the debtors prisell III tl,e R.ie do
Clichy here " another Of tho taula sort.
Mr.. mud Mrs. Limbac kept d curiosity
lrhopbehiiid lie Bourse. IIe was OH tlic
wrong sitle u iifty, and WINS ulrrsasonably
Jealous she was Oh Tie right side of
twcnly-fonr. and was, wiillul, d very
handsome wol,iali. His collsant Jealousy
rendering her iife Uncomfortable, and licr
Imagined infiaailty causiilghis existence
to ba uncomfortable. they ngreea ID d separ.
atiotl. separate iles did, es.ei. one keep
ing q private aud Independent curiosity
shop. Iii the course Of d short tinao both
Of them failetl;; reunited BY misfortune,
they beat d fetreltt To Boniogne, fcuriDiles
from the city. But things went from bad
to worse poverty, only rendered them
more miserable thai ever Iii each others
eo.npany. Tlieir 4nnfrels roou lJecame
80 violent atto nftrnct attention, and
their asylum wass very soon discovered.
They We're tracked, arrested, and taken
Ia a carriage to the door Of tie prison Tor
debt. The husband was The first To cross
its iornidable threshold i the wife follow
ed. lle siEued the iatal register. and
from tint moment was 40 inmate ea tile
holisc He waited for his cara sposa to
fulfill file rome iornaliiy. bot siie prefprfed
10 fulfill flle snIne formally. bit slle pre-,
ierred d tliifsrstit mode Of rrocedlire.---
q How much do I owe a. she asked the
bailiT. ihe instrument III her seizure ard
conveyance 20 Tie prison. Give Ine tile
bill, principal. interest atid costs. An
assistant footeltupitiiel items, white tie
husband looked oi, with hair tiat stood
an eild Tie sum total b.,il,g made
known to ller, sic drew Il pocket book
from her BOSOM took out the necessary
punds, mud liquidatet OIL the spot her own
personal iiliebtadisess Turning ID her
Il hushand. who Ind assumed allIise Iividi-
~ of one Of bis own fossils, and looking
like pefrilaction exposed fox sale sI,e
exclainletk That's ihe way to get rid of
d jealous husband = Having delivered
herself pfathis emphatic observation, che
slalked triutnphantly away. The whole
course of events during tIle preceding
six mouths had been one continued,
scheme sto lead to This deuonAceflent. -.
Having tlisis coi,ided her hllsband iothe
pafernal, benevolent projection of lie
Stnte, hui preferring berseIf I'd lie fer own
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Dr, y. Devall,

gYNTENDINGto reside rcrtnsnen,ly 10 misplace
III respectfully oilers his professional services 10
sh< rl,aens ot Baton Rouge and the vicinity.
otAes iaf,er the first Of Septemher,) lii The
house now occupied by Judge Morgan on Laurel
street. aug 23-y
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THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
vuBbisBgp wfssAY w
CHARLOTTE. n BRYAN.
4effie. Ylerids street
Term D.


m. RATION ROUGE GAzi.TTts il pul'l'sh.
I'd svary S4runpAY morning, Al wy per alsn''l'i;
payable III advance, OF 5000 At The expiration q
ADVERTISING .-.one dollar per s1unre fof
M drst insertion, and half that price for every
susssa,,ent iasertienien lines, Of less, senstit'.
VrtkiY ADVERTISING Merchants, rra-
dsr.. And others, viii be contracted with on the
Xii POLITICAL ADDRESSES, for the esela.
ere benefit ef individuals, will bs charged aS ~.
Nvsrsissments.
All ADVERTISEMENTS or " PERSONAL
NATURE whenever aslmitsrdl will 'be charged
As tho rate vi two dollars per square and payment
required Invariably In advance, g.
All Advertisements not marked with thp mum.
her Of insertions will lie published ill forbid, OF at
'sAs opslen Of the publisher
rRorEssIo oNAb ADVERTISEMENTS
tsr Ten lines or lees not sl,esahlt, 9 months y O.
be DO do do do do 10.
"a 40 ae 10 do year ID
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MAI SHALL SoULT This gsllsnt and
Distinguished Officer, tI,e Iast survivor os
Napoleoh's Il MAs<l,als died 81 Paris, ON
llse 9Th ~ Ncssmber. ID lie S2 year os
biz age
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

Asrcpore or Mrs. BLoomra.--Mr,.
blooaier declares That siie viii never IL
',o'e " siltrfIion courage to yi-it England,
ios = won'l le MOST painful 10 her feel
itigs 70 croHa llie Atlantic, aud see No MA
l'y fvrssels---eveil though lIey should nor
lt ''s q ilic wtaArf scft -goiag about iii
3sftxyys, III f sa'9f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

Pesruuxous Work some one
whom Nh viii not disgrace ty printing
i.ls ilat'ie1 - y HAT 'stise lobster s pos.
tl't'nioas work n creatioa. for Il ii Only
red aftes Il Ii dese| "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

~,
lAr WoHsr HalTisll BLoogEnisa - !
We do not tl,ink Il very probable tl,pt
britassHin viii icAve off lier Ereitjcoats ..-.4
bus the news from Cafre ia1d makes "a
aerlo''sly npprcl,ensiys tlins she inay siys
up her capc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10

Il Hhc mercury IN Al eastern thesf1o-
meter NH slown fssw mornings sia:c aini
|slshoagh ApparsIitly slniisjnrea, II was ~
|s1le q MI, NJ ssserAI days.