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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
DOUBLE SH E E L
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSH IP ASIA.
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OPENING OF TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
4,
Preparations for The Empire in France
Pr0nuneiamentO Of The PrOscribe cd Socialists.
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Nmc Recruits Bound from Spain to Cuba.
DVLLsEsS In THE C0TF0y msaKET.
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Activity in Ereadssufis and Provisions,
&C., Ssc., sc.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
OPENING OF TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
Preparations for ihe Empire in France
Muc Recruits Bound from Spain to Cuba.
DFLLsEss IN THE CoTroy msaKET

The CvnaFd steamship Asia, Capt. Lott reached hor
dock at jersey City, shortly after o'clock this
iDg shs left Liverpool Saturday the 9th inst and
Jorings eighty passenger
The political from Europe is of 40 Importance
whatever.
Commercial affairs remained much the at the
sailing of the Atlantic.
The Loodon Daily News acknowledges the receipt Of
six shliugs in pence, to head penny subscription
ehalf Of Mrs Stowe, authoress Of Uncle Toms Cabin
Father Gavazz on the Of embarng for America.
Among the passengers BY the Asia is Mr.. William Mure
BriCish Consul at New 0reans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

hoot,ns PdicnJTokcr. "A German woman, named Bet
hmser In the employ Of Mr. Perez Frederberg Of No
Ms Huoson street. was yesterday arrested by officers
Wuey ana Reynolds q the Secondsdric police charged
Win stealing number OF stticle, consisting of pawns
soon'ips 70 upwards OF 500; among the number
several valuable shsvs The whole of ths stolen .rclss
were found by the cers st the denoe OF the brother
OF ,he accused whore hey had beop conveyed b her
ysil2us iim's Justice Mcarsth committed ths aecased
tp lFtsCn los tfial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

The Austrian premier Count Buo schauenstein open
ed the Io Congress at Vienna the I'd The Darn.
stsd allies have decided that they will into Gus
toms Union with Austria leaving the path open
union with Prussia, till LIST January, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
n ET n a n A p uJC

HoNoRs TO TnE LATE DUKE AT MONTREAL.
NoSrREaL, Nov. is, 1S52
The stores were closed here TO day and business gene
rally suspended account Of the funeral Of tho Duke
Of wellington Military honors paid to his men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Sicily.

violent storm ragged on the northern coast of Sicily
on the 18th ult, ana caused much damage to shipping
VIE rrupt'on Of Etna has increased In intensity, hut
canses little apprehension the lava follows in the old
tracks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Russia.

Dates from the Baltic October 20 state that the ice Is
beginning TO form towards SC Petersburg.
The Trieste Gazette states that Russia has rejected the
protest of Turkey against the Independence Of Monte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

The ministerial ciiis hss DOT advanced step. bu. ".
&C heys hrad of ttr ecu ~ uticr'l prty, ha' hscn
t,o " tue kirg IA ail.aasie from Chambety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

The steamship MADRID brought no news Of interest.
The dates from Lisbon to the 10Th and vgo to tia
s0th ult line OF steamships Is being organized by
Portuguese COM any az Oporto to fortnightysor
monthly according TO The fesqon bet vcen Lisbon and
Rio de Janero calling at Madeira, So Yncent's Per-
rambuco and Bahia ons Of the projectors has gone to
Brenil TO procure subscribers TO the share list
Lisbon. exchange on London thee months bills.
quoted 6ii Paris, n; little business doing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Spnin.

The Council OF Ministers met the 10Th ut to de-
eide the question OF the creation Of Colonial Depart
xnent.
The Catalina sailed ffcm Barcelona on the 25th ult
having ON board five hundred men, to reinforce the gar
aisons In Cuba
The Dinio ETanoi has resumed its character As a
political journal aud Its intention OF conGi7un its
boetity to the present government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Londnn Money Market.

The English money market continu5 to exhibit q firm
tone There has been further ofsr at London of Ca
nada Six per Cent Bonds to the extent OF f200 00o for
Canada West Railroad. English railway shares appear
to be in tolerably sound condition French shares
Of all kinds good and with still upward tendency
Mexican In good order Conols during the week have
uctuated from 100s for money to 1908 and closed at
lotaa4. Bank stock 2235s 2s41z Bullion in Bank
Ell, ,2443l5
AMERICAN STOCKS.
The Daily heipS of 5th says:-The market for Ameri-
stocks this week has heen active and prices good
The Pennsy lyanis Il r. Bonds reoeny taken by Messrs
Barring quoted 9S to l00 being dealt in prior to the
arrival of the bonds In the Esgsh market On taking
into consideration the difference in the exchange this
price shows great advance the rate at which Mossrs
Barring took up those secuItes. Current quotations
reported by Messrs Bell Son Co for transmits
sion Asia follpws--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

NJ Brouekere, the minister, met the chambers on
Wednesday the 80 inst end explained the circumstances
rnder which he had undertaken the formation OF ca
Jinet well gave indication OF the policy he in
tended to pursue. He admitted that factions had
broken and weakened the liberal party but believed
they had still working majority and he would frame
his measures In accordance with liberal and concatory
creed which would eptitle him to their support.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
ErAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Sixieme District Judiclalre ---pa-
ratssc Obcst Baton Rouge.

ps1es ta 4utrs nj III saersssi3a Ne Mubssfs TaiBs
oneAttA. dfes8e@ANo4 400.
I'M y1tHTu dan commission ADDRESSED al sherii
Il lie la dite psIeisee Istai susdit, en- date tie .
Mars, 1852, dams i'aliaife e~iadesslis, II seta ofleft
Ell yente pnblique, III plus %otlfant deriiier enehs-
fiBseur, 4 Ia deiniut demeufe de Modesto Ihilo-
leans epouse ddttdd dc Joseph Bfoissafd, en- eatte
I'afb'sfh. sahiedi dc l7enie jour d'AvFil proclaim,
1862. d II heufesA A.. les prophecies Il aatles 10
critics dependant lie la die sltfessiohi I'll ceflhin
t%nortee,, lie ptfe. sit,ik Ai eette Pnfeissr h snyis
roth tfois mites Il dttftia du iiaave Mississippi,
ayant sept afpe,s de face sur 1~aatofxe atpails plus
oil mtinH de bfofondelf entire ligsies parallels,
lArt,e on haut par ttffes dAbfaham Ibhtleli 1t
Ell lAs PARCELS Il U1elie Broiissald, en- avefi par
telus IL idlu Nolan ct atfiefa par tie Lebdell et
Hebeit. aRee lea bNtisaeh ell anieliefatiof que sly
%tioureht+
Les e~sslaves. tliha nssre age t'enyiron "a ans,
William, tegte aa1 Hntiviion 80 ans, ltenfy iiea
are age d'eneitefl 10 ans, Rose negtesse 4 4ee lie
al ans, Illerise negressa Hsae de % ans ri ses
tfeis etfang. George aye lie . ahs John aye lie 8
ans et Caroline ;agee de . ans, hosief l~iegiillen
age dc ~ ana, Mari Anne agde lie 10 Ans
Les cheyatix, bettes-A.e eiiie, mttlets, eoehohs,
optilk arntoires, lnehhleA n1eiblaht, t~istenasls de
cuisine, environ 800 blas de irais, du buis do corde
he beis. al autif6s cItets tn5biliefs.
Conditions de ID Ven c. lie fiebilief payable
en- tout Mars 1859, eli lillais entieises d ia salts.
faction de Iuietin payable an Bureau tit Recorder
tortant, 8 ihtslat aliss eelaaauce la teffe ct lea
~esriases on tIeis tern,es egsax Ell tout Mars de-
nj tiees 1859. 1904 ct 1850. en- lttlets payable an
Bureau du Record, endorses d la satisfaction da
tofiant y ihtdfei epfe eeheaute %garantes
par hyputhaqnc avee confession de j.tgaa,ntt.
NV, POPE, Ns1. &sfif..
Quest Baten Ituuge, le 3 Mars, 1854.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
STATE tptf LOUISIANA
PrvFshH Heg Fato. Rouge 4asstih
.1u4nsaf District GofiJt.

ea...aa y III A.aa4a .
!. si;s's's 7 i ''a '''s's'; ss ~ 40.
NV yirtsA Of d ru.utntpsipn diFaaied 10 tit thtt.
~ IN Of the above eaatirne1 paris 4 end State. u
DATE the 9th dag of fffffh, 1859, in III. tahuse en-
auction, 10 Tho last mil highest bidder. Of the late
feaidehre af the t~eeeaeea. Niejesie Tiiibileat,st
wlEa If 1osppi, lttsis4afl. IN this parish on s%stt'ii'
day the I'm daY u April ltest 1862 at IL 9tlaeh,
A. Al, MI ,ie hifGiAa Hef described property belong
Ing 10 taitl stlteusaiufa I'D witt
A rariain tiat, Df and situated IN tile parish At
about three srd 4 fsaf miles from tIis Mississippi
river. etn.aiAifa SEVEN ateshts frot,t. by n depth III
io,ii tte, aftesiIs fnBi; ~ lass between parallel liiies
honpied at,uee by lands ni Abraham Lthdell. aud
baloty BY sitiae Of W. 2alieh t,fhtissaryi. In ilf'nt by
Iol,n Nolan aud II tlsa rear by loblAll and ilebeft.
together Nvjih NIL The buildings nnl itnprot%p hehts
thereon The hlatas, ylins. a liegto ttati ageh about
~ yeais. William, b aegfy man asel about a5 .yentsi
Iieiify. d negro tthiE aged alntit 20 rHats! Bpse, u
peufii tsoniat aaet isbaui II years Theme, a Negro
weinen aged about 81 years ard her three t%lillren;
George. A boy If af4lpt y years John. n Boy ui about
b years. and Caroline &c about yeafs Roster, n
negro l,py aged " ltsats, and Marianne a negro gil
neet phoit ~ sears.
ttensils. household aud Rittlieti furniture, lot Of fgrti
(about five hundred lartela,t n lot uf cord wood in
The ,yppta. aud o great variety ~ t~ibtealie article i
'l'eflas VI aaiaArn eisf HE IN II credit payable in
MI tie month Of Match. 1863. to be secured by tntn
rpdupFeti totl,e ~s,lisfani ion ofilie Tutor, payable al
The Office If the ~llsauttlef II this Parish atfd bear.
i,ip eight par cent iinhfett after due till l,aidr Land
and slases, payable in tl,iee equal instruments, The
frat il, MI Aiateh. aa53, the feeund In NIL March,
1851, md The third i'll 81 blnttl, 1866, 70 be secuted
by notes %eniored II tie Satisfaction Of the 'filbr.
witi inietts t ut eigai her cent affnt dhe 'iiiil paid
made payable III lie olIles OF The Recorder Of this
Parish. aud hy i~nigrlgaae and renteesion Of Jtidt,
mstlt retained OH saia property unit full and final
payment. H. w POPE, sheriff,
lreat tlatpn Rouge. Mafelt ~. 1852 O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles r. FreemanG CO..
tsts FREEMAN, nonse Il 20,
Importers And J1bbrrs.
IFf Hiohajfdn, ! door soufA n Il6tfIy Sired.
NE 11Rh.

hf DicndtfuN I anbf sbhh N Iiotffg sfftf.
NEW 10Rh.
HAVE now on hand, and viii be receiving
@" daily through the season, Netc Goofs, direct
from the European manufacturers. and cash aut-
tions, fie, fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods
Oar stock Of rich ribbons, comprises every sarie-
~ OF the latest END ntcst beautiful designs lin.
tiofied.
Many of our goods are n,mtufeiurei express
W 10 cur order, from our own designs and pat.
serns, and stand unfiealled. We offer our goods
Tor ,sssi cash, at lower prices than any credit hosse
In America cen afford.
All purchasers viii find Il greatly 10 their in
terest 10 reserve q portion of their money and
iaake selections from ctr great variety Of rich
cheap gunde,
Ribbons, rich far ponnrta, Gaps. Sasfes and
Uelts Bonnet Silks, SatinR. Grapes, I,isseh. and
Tsf!etons, lsuibrotleries, Collars, t'heriset,s,
Capes. Befthas Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings,
and tnsefttngs Finhroii, rcd REVERE Lace and
Wennstilel, Camliie lldkIs Blends, Illusions, and
Embroidered lsaees fet Gepsi Embroidered La.
tes for Shaw|s, hahtillaS, aud Wells. Honiton,
Meehleii, Naleneienes, aud ~3ruassls Laces En-.
Glish and Woye Thread, Smyrna, t.isle Thread,
n,ld, Cotton Leees, Nd, Lisle Thread, SILK, aud
Sewing Silk, Gloves, and Mitis, French and
American Artificial Flowers. French Lace, En-
AIlish, American and Italian Straw Bonne,s aud
Trimmings, mtotf s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
GROCERIES,.
Cheaper than The Cheapest.

Corner a Church aud Ie,taanftufu eisefs.
TOMLlNSON'S OLD STAND.
w. MussEHMAN, Is In %feteilt Of, m,
Js continually, receiving d large and we.
assorted siutho ii toerips ahl ,fabsisiens aonsisi Ia
uf the Follow Ing n%flielest
100 barrels tloAr. ps bptfpis Mess PORK
70 Burr, IL Mess Beef, ~ hatfpIs tphr lard.
90 kegs leaf iafd, 10 HtTs ltfD t'ette.
w TO- lenas Sugar.
90 la,ffsls II ayfiip aid M,lasftf. 10 f~l'iefaes Tlienl
~ boxes stnr %tsii1les 100 luses soap. 60 tpgs
~t.tfl,en AMI Westufli HITTER 80 Htsep vf Itlateti,
teears 20 lnfttis Wiiiak. French lliaiplips,
HUN, Aileriesii hlni Holland Gin.
wines.
Clufet. aTeiefia. or and Attstal Wihe#,
Preserves
Cherries. iee.Nie lioii. Gepspietty. Itasli,efty, md
sugars.
Down White i is.,s. aud Powdered
%fhnsfial. uuiipsts1ef. io,ing sIItso, and Blhtk
'lpas.
Dlaisp fiatrtis. = Currahts; %isaisifis, tprles
Peaches. lies, Preserves, Ne.
Fish,
VI fnirtels No. /, q. atinl 4 ~matletel. salmon; sii
sattiitits, %iieftlnhe, aud %etultisll.
Dflss
to %larfels lard oil winter strained. 4 do VIII
ell. d TO tiaseett oil; ID baskets sweet oil.
Meats
surg 9 Shay : best sugar cured llatis, Chill
stagtt " ,klaf's stiaat stirred Beef. Mess beet
IN silail OF large quantities.. Hulk pitfs, iitn r0tiiid
stsssslkies.
P'ehles, %letrlittp, olives, setinieelli. @fnacotttil
iefnnii sytih. letits. peas. rfaibefrils. itiaee. pepper
spite cloves. tiltintthAtt. ~nHthheps. HalsDiat tntia,ithte
sudh, yeast powders, toftef in .wli0le aild half ttties,
Indigo, starch. shot, lend, lastler; ssei.fH, Rlinontio
pethis. i%'hilbetts English Walpiiis, Hehn,its, wet,
aid Willow WIRE. castings If al sizes.
eeasts afii slphesUf III descriptions and sizes.
trnrhefF. glstss, ,fartt and lin ware.
bi Besef fresh gtttlei seeds, So. ~
stationary,
Peiis. plhh atl black iph, ID large anil small
bottles. copy bnots. Nos. !. Z. .. and 4 renders,
spelling buuks. and writing anil letter taattef. fine
ivory. tuck, feddine and tortoise she'll side combs.
pins needles. thread. silk slpiti and ttpul,
Cologne, hair oil. creatn lie tefse De. sweet oils.
bnttlss and hair bottles Newark eiisl III bottles |.
fiddle strings 50 genuine ''IiHtefirk liueks.s' eli
sizes nhti lines to match; matches GIL kinds smoking
%tobateb and pipes 10 suit, also n god assortment Vi
dry goods.
Gall %lefote purchasing elsewhere. as ! sili give
YOU as much for y0tf money ms any oillAF htets Ia
town. and n good article at that<H bHfie excepted.
es | have been engaged in The ~lusipbah fnaiiy Years.
esl#fiaitee enables tne to purchase III lie lowest
prices, and not " be liable 10 los bs tt, refisliable
articles and 10 sell low iof cash or s~ytFbved pa per.
iau lpif. J. w NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Correspondence Of tho Gazette.
Nnw Yanx. hlh March ia

r. 81 NL L4HE- kA&F Z1 Z -
&C. Ehw YeaK. 9th March, 1859.
Gs E,fhoft Politics begin 10 occupy
q, : Intention Of Il portion Of our citizens,
rs ,l,ey IRE, to noiiee tl,a passing
Of Dr. of the day. This evening q largs
M it wiIi he held 1T Castle Gprdei,, 10
~ Dtniei Webster lbf the pfesi.
"e' laras auimiies will pfobiBiy
" 10 llus 1Adainse in fne agfay Of ilAinss
4 safest raid4,f as officers OF the nesting.
e.'' and most : whom will mol be there at
I !, ,,,l,a ~ s' ~ i eloquent appeals will DO
ute be Support or New York
Of The new at,l fash Secretary. he will,
be ~ loo hiiitlbt tiis FORMULATED bat he eau.
Ne respectfully sohse Tile yole OF New
nea-rsisrnlbers o. biz own.
" '1ere ihs prices will th9,ose pfeitu'ices ute
" mt Of the SHINE. thin those Ell.
84t MfSpasing t,arty,
Like The Bee, tliAt takes from q ~4sn,nittaas
To gathtf stita leho,,sh for all, N.
vi have W.. lii The lueEiest hbttf. 1'
Our stock Of Gootls laid In this Fall
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Fresh Arrivals.
TUsT Received from New Orleans, and fst BAL
d cheAp for casll--by

UST Received from New Orleans, and fsf sale
u ehehp for rasli.-by
AIssHHS IsONNEEAZE
Carolina Rice, Lava and Rio C5ffee Bfdteti arnsf.
oil and loaf Sugar; Ruckwheat rloiif coda and
butter Biscuits; New York and Cintihbatl Starch;
Soap and Winter strained lard Oil Italian Yer
%lnicelle and Macaroni end pulyerised Sauratus
Western, Grugere, Holland, Pine apple and Sap
sago Cheese Dulfeld, John shays, Stage and
Shays, and Westyhalie Hams S%alnlbn, Lobster
Safdites de Nantcf, Anchoises, Hertihgs, Cod fish
and MackeTal, fresh pated, Mushrooms, Arti-
rhokes, Asparages and petjts Pois III whole and
In half tpxes. Boston and french Ollgea; Olive
stuffed with Alchoises Creole, French Ind Ken
lucky Mustard; Ansltoyy paste, Worcestershire
WALNUT and Tonatp sapee American, English
and Frtneh Pickles .Capres; Fruits Id thelf
nice and in Brandy | Walaga raised, Figs, AL
rlords and Preserves Ginger Preserves Orieii-
Al und Imperial Greeii Tea blach Tea 3. rlag
7ioi sweet Oil Bologna and Lyons sausage
tnge Flower Water, John Angus and Bbkeils
chocolate; Chocolate ID Powder.
Well, Foot, and painted Buckets, Brooris, Jugs
If !, 2 and Q gallons, french Denrijohns of 1. Q, 8
AMI 5 gallons, Co5rks. sperm and star Candles,
afsncl Bougies end matches Gun Powder, Gaps
Shot, Chewing and smoking Tobacco ~ofextra,
quality, Virginia and Macouba Snuff.
American and french Braffdies. d large assJrta
znsnt Of Champaign Wine Of the celebrated brand.
Shrcide, Pleur dc Sellery, Creme de Bouzy. Nee
pac and Gordon rouge and a small invoice Of Cas-
naaba slarkling campaigne male iii Cincinnati
tie rafive grape. Hook vines, Watfcer-
ei ner, R1desheimer, &C.. and another large SUP
y Of Bfandies, Wines, Cordials. Sherry, Made
exc. &c, nov 20 ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
gtanf..ies.
Clock and Watch Making and
HhuairiA

T. pERR1LJAT, formerly of Geneva and for
Il . the last two years a resident of fine town OF
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity Of Informing
the citizens Of Baton Itouge, and the inblic IN
general, that he is now prepared 10 EXECUTE all
kinds OF work III his line oil bushels in The most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
md WATCHES Of any style manufactured Or
repaired at the most reasonable terms. He has
now on hand and for sale or exehatge d splendid
assortment Of Jswlery, Gold and silver Watches
&C.. He respectfully refers 10 the work which
he has at various times and for different persous
executed since his arrival id Bason Rouge, as his
recommendation to those having work TO do in
his line.
Jewelry Store III, Lafayette stree. h doors
south of tie tost Office. IFeh. I. fsalIyI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
New e. ff6s! New Gods

M Hs. H0WtsbN, In f~stiifnlng hhf $50.
lSl thanks TO the ladies' for their iiber4 SAiegI
al patronage wishes at the Same tjnia TO tsssT
info,rn ihsni that she his ipsti tbtstttisd lrofsl fhe
city with q well hssgfted stock Of Millinery eois-
sisting of Bonnetts. Il ibtons. Flowers, Lace Capes
uHdHtsleves, Neck Hes, bracelets, Kid Gloves.
Huehes, f%eatllers, BlboTet Hats for Misses. Pocket
handkeretiisfs Of all kinds, Swiss bends. thread
lace Blond laces, swiss Inserting, Edpings, all
kinds Of Trimmings fof dresses, black silks and
satins for dresses. and slt kinds of fancy netts.
Tarletons, eolorsd md white. and n great mauy
articles loo numerous 10 mention, oil Of which
she viii sell at reduced riff ca for eaAl oct istE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Natice,

A ) Will he secn by the aleve notice, the
IA undersigned have purchased The interest ef
MIR. I, Hnguet IN the concern Of 4. ~ilnetot II
Co., nd will continue The lfAapwags BUSINESS
at The same old stand of Ilugues u Go. Being
DESTROYS Of reducing the said stock. they would
advise persons needing any articles Ia their the
of business 10 call on them, as they viii otier
every indueenlcnt 10 purchasers.
LARGUfER & LANuUE.
Masal tss see, s7TN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Mid Wife.

lI RS. HARRISON. n graduate Of tho Medical
FNsaltt Of Paris. and who has received lev.
tie Premiums a. siiel, by The three greatest medical
professors uf France, aud who las lind tif,y years
lfirtiee IN her profession, respectfully tenders her
she especially st,ende 81 diseases of women and
thtiflren' Residence corner VI. l~typelite ard Church
stfpats, ,nt1.1m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
NEW MILLINERY
And Dress Making Establishment,

Latri stree, 5a,fYen Atatn aaa Third
Mas Shirxrn; MISS buHarssl
M Rs' stasylfg bad teyefal years experience in
WI ". York. aud s~everal Of HE Principal %eitiesin
the Union, trusts bf slriet a~ttstitien 10 merit q
Slate Or public patronage.
Straw and fancy braid bonneis blaaehad and
altered IN superior style.
We will receive ID II few days Straw ebounets,
silk Grape, ribbons and flowers which will be sold
low Tor cash. [n1nrfh 40. vi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
COUR DU SIKIElE JISTRT1 4.
Payossso a Est Baton Rouge.
Mary z, Fulslire, epouse,
~. No OIL,
John N Srt,lier. mari.

John D. Seudder, mari,
Janeier 10, 1859.
+ A ~pletgnan'e cite son inaii pour separation
- de propriets, alldgnant etat d'embarrasfc.
iient dee ~afaires de son mari et demandani l'ad-
fnidittfniion f,aparese ie Sd hfepfitte. La catiau
ayaist dtt %sot,l1'ise fur le plaidoyef Ct le tdmoi
glage, et ID loi etani en- tavetr de Ia plainante,-
Il est par ees tieesenieH, ofdonnh, adingo eg deere
to que Ia plaignsnte Of IL defehdeuf ioiehtt sepaf6
en- prepfi6te, ct que Ia roinmtlnauid d'aequ esiet
tlfs eSistant entire etiS soitl disedtte ID ditette
rlaignahte y Ayant %renones liz est dc plus eidpna
nd Ct tscteta que Ia rlai, gnaDte resume Ia liz
administration de 80 propriete s6pa1ee ct d part
de son mari, OF gu'olle apit dter6t6e etre proprie.
taife, tacouvre. ct seii mise en- possession dc Ia
rfonfiet6 a~tiiyan,e. sesdir ! Negro jeffrey, Maiia,
souihey, Lire, Frank, Sarah ct ses enfNns l'ay-
Tor. Jacob, Abraham Ut Dig George. Ausyi cent
eatss de betea a cornee, virgt ~ehsvaux dams 10 bois
brnaftens) TIN moulin n mails, fleubleu de uiaisen
II do cuisine consistent en- tables, chaiaes, Its,
tots De lite, burealiS, serres, harouehe CT eheval.
Et II est ds PITTS ofdonfe ct deerete que pofi dit
mari lui pale Id tomine de deUx mile trois cents
ct quarante.six piustfes 53ltoo, avne iniefete do
einq pour cent de cd date pour argent coniptunt,
SEES Ionds sepates par lui reeus OF appliqu6s ses
besoins ei advantages personneles; produits de sa
propri6t6 par lui vendus, Ct pour IL Placement des
olnme il est dscfHt6, qu'elle uit hypo.
theque sur les 1erfes oil eSclnves &c son Gilt mar a
dater du cinquieme Mars mil hut cent qnarante
trois, ct que les ,ites ierfes ct ~esclaves soient ven-
dns pour payer Ia ditto dette, interets ct frais do
&c process, Janvier %, 1852.
lSigtltl ~. BuRK, Juge onle dist.
dill Grefe-paroisse d'Tst Baton Rouge,
Je certifie que ia susdite est copie ~cuntornle au
jugemcnt original s 5z HHs az
Donne sous ma main ct le sccal, oiTiciel
dc Ia cour du sixiane district, b Baton
Rouge, ce zoe Janvitr, A D., 1862
ian v. 3i-7fs. M. MORENO, G5eDer.