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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21

Parish gf Lust Daton KONge, Juuu-
0yy 10, 1862.
CHRISTINA .. kslanr' No. ~1oso-sixth Judi
RICHARD L. Howrsos.) ciai District Court.
TNHIS case after argument and evidence, it is
considered restrictedly to the property topics
the plaintiff has failed to make the required
proof 10 the alleged excuses to entitIe her to a
separation from bed and board--she has however,
a just claim to a dissolution Of the community
and to the benefit Of her remuneration thereof and
to the separation Of her personal property. its
restitution and the independent administration
thereof. Wherefore, it is ordered adindged, that
the plaintiff, Christine Knight, recover Of the
defendant, Richard L. Howison, her husband, her
negress aged thirty-fye years, named Hannah, Of
the value Of FIVE hundred dollars in kind-identi-
casly farther, the stock Of goods valued at two
thousand dollars and FIVE hundred dollars, the
same as it Is now being found Ia her store and
keeping ID the city of Baton Rouge father, the
house and lot Of ground situated in that part Of
the city Of Baton Rouge laid out by Cassas and
Miranda, designated on the plan thereof as lot
No. s, being a corner lot, measuring sixty feet
front on the North side Of the road leading
through Spanish Town, by one hundred and eighty
feet in depth, valued al twelve hundred dollars.
and farther, it appearing that she purchased with
her paraphernal funds, the two slaves-William.
aged thifty.two years, and Catherine. aged twen-
ty-three years, both Of the value of twelve hun
bred dollars thus the whole the above described
properties and each Of them the same described
and claimed in her petition, decreed to her =
kind and in absolute property Of title and r'sses.
sion and Of independent administrafiea o.. 70, and
by her specially, to the e~xclgs;;en o. any what
ever participation Of her said husband, the de-
PENDANT, and that s shsIs i ,hos g. e. s0s u 2, .nls sd, p
H. erec.ss6 III this judgment.
svsgned) WIN. B. ROBERTSON, |
June 81, 1852. Dist. Judge Sixth j judicial Dist. |
Clerks Office, East Baton Rouge.
A true copy Of the original judgment on file !
and OF record in my afice.
juIy3f Nc MORENO, Clerk.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE CAPT.

PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE CAPT.
~ TObfAN Vts.A.VtSp- TIE undersigned
believing that n paper published In the Parish ri
West Baton Rouge, and properly conducted, can
be made both useful and interesting TO the citi-
zens of the two Parishes of Baton Rouge. and n
Source Of profit to its proprietor, proposes publish
ing a paper near the Courthouse Of said Parish,
10 be called THE CAPfTOLtAN VISA. Wis,
the first number of which will be issued on We'd
nestluy, the first day Of September next.
While the Il Capitolian Visa. Wis, will st MI
times exercise The right which belongs 10 every
American freeman, Of freely discussing politics
and adv ancing It's own opinions, articles of IN ss-
clusively partisan character will occupy but a
small portion Of its columns believing however.
that the principles and measures Of State and Ma
iional policy, avowed and advt Gated by the Wing
party, are calculated TO advance the prosperity,
~develope The resources. and promote the harmony
OF the State and Union, the undersigned will give
to those principles and measures his Jealous
Though 1t may be ieeble) support. Dealing
frankly ana is'rly with The opposition, eonceding
TO them and claiming for his party and himself
honesty OF intention. he" will, by all honorable
means, e~ndeayor to secure the success Of those
principles, by the election of WINFIELD seorr
anil WitLtaM A. GRAHAM. to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency Of the United States.
The agricultural, mechanical and commercial
interests OF the people, will ever find In the
: Capiiolian Vis.a- Wis., an advocate and friend at
all times willing 10 contribute Its mite for their
advancement.
The "Cnpitolian Visa Wis., will be published
every. Wednesday morning, commencing on the
first day Of September, ut Three DoLLAns a
year, payable invariably In advance.
n1g2I-3t PHILIP WINFRET, in,
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VENTE DESCLA We MARION.
Efnt de In LOuisinne--EarOisse
d,Est IbnfDn 1gDspgr.

7 L sera vendu sAMEDI le 46me jour do Sep.
4 tembre proclaim (is52) Ell etant le premier
samedi da dit mois, h la porte de In maison de
cotrr dams In vile de Baton Rouge, aux heures
usuel dc yenic, lie n6gre nonme HENRY BUSH,
agse depyifon vingt-gustte ans, cinq. pieds dix
pouces de hauteur, II tut conduit b In ge6le lie
1eame jour de Juliet 1860, ct il dit qu'i1 appar-
tent i TN Mr.. Thomas, pres de Natchoz, Miss
Let dit negre syant 6t6 announce c~onformemept
p%ri6taire, endeiaps des dSlai legal. II sera vendu
CONNIE ei-dessts annone6 pour payer les ffais de
prise, ge6le ct tout autre reclamations legal dui
petit sxistsr eontfe 10 dit ~esclavs.
Conditions ds la vente-eonptant sur livraison,
Ce 81 JUL, 1861. II. v. BABfN, Sheriff
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SALE OF RUNAWAY SLAVE.
state Of Lonisiana--Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.

WILL lie sold on SATURDAY, tbe 4th day
w Of September next, (ts52) il being The
FIRST Saturday Of sail month, nj the courthouse eievf
In The city nf Baton Rouge. at HE tstal ionts ol
sale. HE negro man HENRY HUSH. aged abot,
lie WIS committed 10 Jail ~, the 10Th day Of tniy.
lb5t1 and he Says he belongs 10 MI. Thomss Wenr.
Sateftez. Miss shid itaeto has bsep advertised ae.
eetdipg IT, law. md not having been claimed Ivy his
owner within The leenl delay, will be sold as abpte
stated, - pty and satisfy the eost'ef "a rthre, iail
fees, and all other legal claims w1icl, may exist
against said slave.
Terma Of sale, cash on delivery.
iHly3t 1t IL, " BAH1N, Sheriff
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state OF Lonisiana-parish OF East
Baton ROUGE,

DAnAr QufahovoE u Co.. six'h Judicial Dis
vs. ttjrt Couft ~~ Nh
vim.rsruvs BLANCHARD. 1905.
DY virtue Of a writ of f. H., issued in the
- above entitled and numbered suit, and 10 me
directed from The Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State aforesaid, /
will expose at public sale at The Courthouse door,
In the city Of Baton Rouge, on SATURDAY, The
4th day Of September next, 1864, at If O'Clock,
4. M, all the right, title. interest and claim Of VII.
~leneuve Blanchard, defendant, in or TO the follow.
ing described property, surrendered by said de-.
PENDANT 10 pay and satisfy the judgment, interest
and cost IN the above entitled suit, to-wft--negro
man ARSENE, u c~feo1c) aged about 90 years.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit Of APP
praisement.
july3i-4t II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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rTAT DE LA LoU1siAnE.
~ a,srsf Hat0n Rouge

10 Jatvier. 1852. .,n atya
r.. kstehr, Neaos'D Di.ttist JEDI
p,e,,, ia. Il Hew,sos) eis'fs. .s,e rpnee.
4 iii Us alignment ct l~'fe,ives w ~ t~ot,iaaes
n eils sst eof,siaets restfic'lve1 fs;it; DO fate
1. .ta,t,Si6, La hernandez esss 2 h'' .aat lipti-
te ffoP.,s... s.,,s, s,x exe6s allfEue, pow /,
,ts -. seuarsfioh lie corp fdie = a
toie > =. d,n;t i In dissolution de "a eoh'u'eIi t. e..
on : - 40 ID rennueiati6fi I'll feia' - = ~, IN,
NJ ns,s ~. a. 80 nfe,tieis pefssnneise So
!, = s,,, administration ihaetst'dahs. /, deuat,-
# 80, ,%mnruuei %ortonnes adjaee, va 4, i.leuiet,r
,ts,esss Christina Knight fespav,sx a - ,olnn 4
Richard b. Hem ~. ENC s,,s. he Ia vatienF ~
'io, 80 t,,sstres. en- itatuse~~ihen'i1 d.,,4
e,"i =" t. fr,a ass ,p.tehandises eva'he ? y. i.
oe /, ~ ,a he speties TEL qttlls sou. ~ !,
-. a. sufrs les mains aaf's ~ y''s y Si,,,a
r,a ae u,,ts In mais1n Ell ls sal os y a.,,e Ar.
di ans setts I%at.ie lie Ia vile " IT, anS sur 10
81 tt6 pr cassss ct Mifanas, ~ tes,stn De, .
i, COTE rnseursft ~soixahts I3sts GO 'ase .',iis
esragh,a rbsrnin rDetiant ~ traye,s = .afat
IL. detr, estlt.-,r ea,,, osatfe.vingt pieds 90 p'o,V I,
plus en'elle ,.testzs cent %Jisstfss, CT u pp'aiau -,
r les deux eselave,e avee les iyiios PalaI" ~ ,dcst
ans, ct Catherine 'ilIiafi sgse Us t'the H.
e deux lie la v7lleuf de tie vihgt''fyis - ;nsi
tots lie lee prophecies cie cent. pias'fes' 80
etant Ia meme tleerite ct tens dectitest ~ ena'lu
Iot ellie hui est decfeie en- naturee aa'is 50 ~, ~ :" II
! In solu te litfs ct possession et AdtHl. PIoiira III,
ne p%endante lie ct pat ellie speoialietnli ! Jed
sion lie tettte participation qieteenGie sna +,
n*e mari lie detebdetr, 81 1n'slte recoIvfe i6s q,
,ltrt de &c process ansi bief eeuy e%heot,rt,, eotnueb,
qii defont encotlfa dams Iiexeeution DE ce III!
cF; ment. (signeej WIN. r. BOBEHTSON,
a. Jnee Dc District Gem District Jpiiciai
&c q Juliet, 1862.
I've Buteau de GtsfFe, Est Eaton Rouge.
ep Uue vtui eopi 10 iugefuent original, euflof
ren de t6gistre dams mon Bureau.
IL 81 Juliet, 1862. M MORENO, Gteffer.
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STATE or LOUiBiANh-Parish of
West Bat0u gOuge.

Id The matter Of the Succession Of DR.. ffa Smith,
deed. No. s23. Sixth Judicial District.
DY VIRTUE Of a commission 10 ms directed
u from the Honorable the 9th District Couit
Of the State for the Parish Of Point Cohpee, Of
date May the nth, 1863, In the above entitled
cause, will be exposed at public sale TO Tie last
and highest bidder, at e smitbfsId,p u plantation
August, 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, The following
named and described slaves, appertsining 10 said
.a.a. @h H
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Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La
Sixth Judicial District Ccart.
: 10. 2gl. Prebatn.

Heirs Of Catherine Sharpe. Widow Smith. re.
Andrew Kissnpeter.
Y INHE Plaintiffs in ard to- the ah0ve entitled eanse
i are hereby notified 10 appear at the Clerks OF
Ges In the Town Of Baton Rouge 10 reesivs the a.
n1o7nt cunning to each Of them in conformity %iesa
the Judgment Of said eourt.
Aug =. 1852 A. KLETypETER, Executor.
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Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures
Quest Baton ROngc.

Dams Fafaire de Ia Succession do DR.. Ira Smith,
decGdk. No. 1913. 6emc District JBdicisire.
I'm yERTU dun commission \ moi adreaf6
Il par Honorable la Cour du 9enne District
Jndiciaire, de rEtat pour la Paroisse de Ia Poiit 10
CoppEe, en- date dn II Mai, 1852, dams rafiai1e
ci-dessus, II sera ofIert en- yepte pubIigue an plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur h "Smitbfe'P' hab-
i~fation, sifuGe en- cette parojsse b environ ~
miles an dessus de Ia maison de Cour, samedi le
90 Aout, 1852, h 10 heurcs Il. w., les ~esclaves
ci-apres NOMINEES ct designes defendant de la dite
GtYcresgfon eavoirf
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Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures
d'Est NatOn Rouge.

DAHAn Q~ukGaoosE u Co., 70. 1905 - Conr IN
"a. EEIsme ID strict Jus
v%fLLESEuvE B~sAaoHARp dieiairc.
I'm vertu dun ordre de Il. H., lance dams le
- process ci-dessus intital6 ct hume rotk, ct
adresse b moi par Honorable Cour du sixieme
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la Paroisse Of
Fiat sus dit, y exposerai en- vente publique i Ia
porte de Ia maison de cour dams la vile dc Baton
Rouge, SAMEDl le 4smc jourde septembre pro.
chain, 1852, h II henres do matin, tous les droit,
titre, interet ct prctension du defendeur Vile
neuye Blanchard, dams gu 4 Ia propriet6 ci-spres
decrite. rendu par IL dit defendeur pour payer ct
s~atisfrire le jngerenf, interets ct frais dams lie
process ci-dessus intitnle, sayoir--un n9gre (crG-
ole) nommG ARSENE age d'enyiron 20 ans.
Conditions de la vente - ornptant - ayec le
bGnefce deyaiuation.
iuiIlet 3l.4t II. v. BARIN. Sheriff
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i,al charges upon the ffetseus Admins
t%fatior, were /.
fst. Expenses Of collecting mari.
time aud land revenues sg,Di4,025
I'd. Expenses Of Seventh Census, G72,5U3
III, Kefubditg duties Oh sugar 439,5es
4th. Debenttres, drawbacks, &c. 7D4, 500
9th. Reiunding excess Of duties e96, e24
9Th, Other %debeutures 72,623
7th Other items Of duty refunded 5g,732
Eth. OceHh mail service t,30g. 9G5
9th. Repayment Of public debt 5s1 .265
10Th. Trust funds g57,5gG
11th Extra payments in Tie Iii.
dian department 1857 $40
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FAROfSSE u EST UHTOW ROJGE-
com DU SixfEME DIsTRtCT I'm
CL9fRF, PAHOiSsE UOUEST BaTON
ROUGE
BERTRAND Cars, Admir-
vs. No. 1901.
IENoa AbLAta.
T1N Yertu Dim writ dc saisie ct vebt6 fanef
IL dams le process ci4dessas intitul6 Ell n]utnefotG
ct sdressd b moi par Honorable Cour On Sizi6ipo
District Judiciaire dams ct pour Ia Pafoisse d Quest
Baton Rouge ct Etat do Ia Louisiana, Jai saisie
Of j. exposerai Ell yente ptbliqtie, 4 In petteado
la maisou de Coir dams Ia vile de Baton Honge,
Samedi 10 d6ms Jour Do septembte proclaim
1859 b II heares du inatin, Ia prophetic by
p~oth6qhe %ci-aptes d%ecrite, SAVIOR; I'm certain ne.
gre nonm6 MlNGO, ag6e denviion qusrante.six
t4s) ans, e~sclaye pour Ia vie.
saisie pour payer st ~satisfaire 10 jugstnent, In.
'eret ct frais dn process ci-dessus In itula.
Conditions de In Observation-Disclosures le b.
n6fee devaluation. H. v. BABIN,
&c 81 Juliet, 1862. Sheriff :
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TAKEN NJ BY John r Mccsa. m tie ar,ife
Il river, IA miles from the tswra of Baton Ronse.
4 grey Mare, about f34 hands high, branded B VT
on the hsp. very low IL fesh. and verT old; she
Is requested 10 come forward. pay charge. am
take her away, otherwise she will Be sole accnTS-
my 10 law.
arg IA III. l. WOLFE, Ranesr.
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SHERIFF.
rrAT DE IA LOU15lAsE: j,
E'D1'sse Iistytft Judietatfs.

r o's N h'~''''' No. 1ioi.
et atH. DAvi=. ...;. 4, vette, lance
tstat sus.etsfs ei.iessi's lntlii'le 2, i, na " x,sms
p,,bliqae i la,t honorable uoh y d psraisse Il
vile de- Baton ans y esresersi en- vente
septembre prothaine' ss, ae Cow, dams Ia
,e,'s les 'fei's iitres, 1,,di ls asme jour De
Chas. II. Davis, defended hs,res du matin.
etc hypotb6qes ei-aprss deeit rreiension De
lain negre nonne james, or J, d Ia propri-
h vie, agee d'eneifon ~ ans lie GENE III GER
tembre 1851 siant le naeme vendu te pom
Green Edwards. tsnandeuf a Chas Hsep
defende,r, sa,ts le process ei-slessus intiiue
GENE Jour do septerbfe tis51) par acte =
par-devant sant. Sheffield, / eeorler dan
pour Ia Paroisse sts.dite.
saisie ponr payer eft saiisfaire lie jngetneni
terets ct frais dans le process ei-desstis in,itale
Conditions he Ia venteA~eonpinntA-avec le
n6fce d'evalnation. II. V. BABiN,
&c III Juliet, 1862. sheri
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BEN ADAMS

FOB BOAT-The undersigned respect,
fully informs the public that he dnass~h
is at all times prepared to attend at l~49EHa5SF
the shortest notice to all patronage sHExxzEs&
which may be conferred upon him, viz Towing
Of RATS, flatboats, freighting with lumber, brick
coal, wood, in Short, any thing in the line Of d
Job-boat, be is able to perform. The undersigned
takes pleasure in informing the public that his
boat is well adapted to performing pleasure *.
cursions-ihe cabins are large and connexions
capable of carrying five hundred persons-the
machinery of the boat is kept in perfect order,
and those encouraging him need have no appre-
tensions of delay.
aug21-3m WILLIAM LQcxWooD.
Exchange Bank 60 Camn gs,ees,
cur<~5 It Sight, and Time Bills on
1sfork, Philadeipfia,
~B0stons Baltimore, Ii
Charleston, Savannah,
Louisville, Charleston,
Msbile.
Collections made free Of charge, and Interest Al.
2 Ds'''-''s'' HORACE KrAE I l I c..
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s.7O7.47g
RI.sIa.Ahb

ADHERENCE nj 515,Vb.
This difference might lie readily nc
counted for by The rapid increase and ex
railsion OF the business and population Q
the country, requiring of course 4 CORES
poiiding Increase In the national expendi
t,,res aud therefore we could atop here
after having proved that the Wing Adm
histralion have at least beeti as economi
cal as that Of its Democratic predecessors
But we are not satisfied with sttcl, n r..
suit, and must, in otdef 10 show how
much mare economical 1t has been, iirne
the additional aud important fact that In
the above sim Of $2S,3i3,D 300 is included
tile enormously increased expenses whiel,
have been unavoijably incurred, aud which,
still continue, IN consequence Of the large
acquisitions Of new Territories. It is not
possible to come ut The exact amount OF
these increased expenses, but we will stnte
that the army Is now ole-half larger than
it was before the Mexican war that the
pay of that portion Of it on the Pacific
coast has been doubled by Congress aud
that the expense Of maintaining troops
there, rs well as III the interior Of Texas
and New Mexico, where the larger por.
lion Of the army is obliged to be quartered,
Is three, four, and 6ve.iold what il was at
the stations occupied by 1t previous to the
Mexican war. The increased expendi.
lures IN the War Department under the
above head over those of 1916, M shown
by the Tseasury Report, il I'd, 55G,TO IS.
The naval force has also, Ia consequence
of these acoessioil= Of territory, been con.
eiderably augmented, and that portion oil 1t
which Is now kept Oh the Pacific station
cah only he maintained there at d vastly
greater expense.
If to these items should be added the
expenses of the civil governments OF the
new Territories, aud the whole increased
expenses under all the foregoing and other
heads III consequence Of the accession OF
those Territories, hey oannot probably be
estimated at less than Tw,, MILLIONS Of
Of dollars which, with the additional ex.
penditure of the War Department. would,
IN round numbers, make S6, 500, 900 as IN.
creased permanent expenditures on no.
count Of the new territories, besides the
Of tho war debt.
We have seen estimates carrying the |
whole additional expenses Of the Govern
neit, IN consequences Of the acquisition Of
.Ile new Territories, as high n. nine mil.
ions of dollars, and the one we now make
% certainly within the actual amount, aud
would be more so it The appropriations for
The new custom. houses, hospitals. mints,
dry docks, &c. Ia California
we're included, as those items will count
~ millions of dollars.
The final statement OF the u~ccoun,
would then stand as follows:
Total expenditures for the years
ls5O.'5i s~isno5s7s
Deduct Mr.. Folks war items as nj.
ready shown sl0,054,4 asa
)ther items, as also
shown, which formed no
portion Of the expendi-
ture under Mr.. Polk In
a time Of peace s,7o7A70
Of the new Ter
ritories as alrt ady esti-
mated 8,50O,OOO
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Mr. + 2. POWERS y daily authorized to
III transact my business during nv absence
from this place. C.. Z. HUWERSON.

A fine lot Of MilliDer's Fixtures, for sale BY Z.
E. Powers. at the store Of Z. L Howerson.
Baton Rouge, Aug. IA, 1sJ2. ct
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EOR SALE-A healthy creole negro boy,
aged about - years. fully guaranteed. anil
sold FOR 70 fault whatever. For terms enquire
at this once. iaiylsif
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Total,

Total,
The entire expenses Of tile
Government for the fiscal
year 1B5O.5i, egreeabIy 10
the annual Treasury report,
were
Deduct the two foregoing h.
mounts Of ,434 and
$5,707. 47D, Which formed
no rottloh Of the usual all.
nnal expenditures under
Mr.. Polk
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"A NEW FIRM AND NEW JEWELRY,
THEODORE GoLDMArM,
w ATCH MAX Err
.JEWEIER

AND
JEWELER,
Lafayette Hifeat. one Dur intoe Laurel atfsel
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS I1tS
old friends and and The public genet- srs,
ally, that he has permanently located him. W7A
self here, aud calls their attention 10 the III, 81
Superior advantages he possesses for repairing
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
MUSIC BOXES,
and JEWELRY
Alter q long experience in Europe, as well Al
IN this country he feels perfectly competent II
execute any work in his line, as 10 B~eatness ant
durability. unsurpassed by any other establish.
tneni In this country.
He also keeps constantly on hand a fine assert.
JEW ELRYI
Consisting in part Of fine gold md silver watches
gold vest, fob and guard chains, gold pencils, pens
with gold and silver holders, gold, silver, Ger.
man silver aud steel bound special @NH@s,
elss, gold loekets, fihgsf.t rings, esr-S' Ss
rings, ladies' and gentIemen's breast. pins, shit.
studs and slice ye- buttons, heaftaslides, ladies bsl,.
slides. hecklares, bracelets and staves, hair. fins.
watch-keys, gold and silver thimbIes. etc.
etc. Also, q splendid assortment OF clocks. isnps,
cutlery and fancy articles. and many others too
Numerous 10 mention, all Of which he offers for
sale cheap for cash, at the
SIGN or THE n1st xyATrEri
10 All work done al this establishment il
waffantedto perform.
ny~ Watches and Clocks warranted for twelve
months. auo1t.Iv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21

WAS committed to the Depot at Baton Rouge
w by r Herbert, i'll Of West Baton Rouge,
on the 3D. Of August, 1855, asgrif boy named
WILLIAM HENRY and says he belongs to
John Jackson, Of Tennessee, front upper and
lower teeth missing, s feet 2 inches high, and
about 80 years Of age. The ouner 10 requested
to comply with the law and take him away.
aug IA JAS. j. doom, Jailer.