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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

Save Ne FROM MY FRIENDS. "-THe
T,ando pt mentions as a current rumor that Mr. Web
sttr will, In the Of the week, address letter
from Msrshfeld TO hlI political friends, recommending
the dsuse Of bis an independent candidate for
The PrfaldancY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

RHEUMATISM CURED.-Thousands OF
.,e have been durn. the past year. comprising every
fo Of this painful and hitherto incurabe disease from the
recent lnfsmmstory (acue) attended with swengs and
enlargement Of the joints Old Chronic Of 10 to 40
years standing crppes for years These have been cured
by that celebrated remedy Morimores Rheumatic Com.
pound aud Blood Purifier, which vegetable spirit in
terna remedy put forth for this disease alone Call and
examine testimony from physicians ministers, merchants
and szens OF high standing throughout the United
w. " ALEXANDER X Co, Central Office,
No. Barclay-5t, AstOr House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
- p.,.r-This sum vii be- awarded

10 The su,OOr Of the Ss s.os upon s"$ utility tt Zoe ID
"1hr rAh N nos essug the Divine firaton %
verises az ,hs above prue The song mus; not exceed
sSs,s lines ard mus, be written In the ossa al
shiip-t",a coneepton aud execution. Compeiites ~
etis ~, ccmmunoatiorS accompanied by their sootg
1870 10 MIR 4 O. MvSca No 80 sd ay The sen ,b
h.ye .irnihed their willingness TO deoide upon ~
~, "a ,he s,rss are Mir Rrigss, letter kno "a s
s,r.,y would as Harry Franco and Mr. n n. & shi.
81. a Will reu open for twenty one GAYS III hs
~ ,hs cxpir.ticn OF which time the aFha wiz ="
80 In, nm and the piize paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

Srrp WHEAT.-Golden Australian, Gen
aga. White Flint soules Blue Stem, Mediterranean and
otbs, choice varieties of mes Seed Wheat together with
mi ss,ortm. Mt of Field aod Garden Seeds
w. s. B. ALLEN & Co. Nos. 1879 and l9l Naterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
H. Ayys,cAN ACTION Piano AT THE

The AMERlCAN nv iicA' -
60 ToXnos FAK-B asToN, Aug IA is5%-Ine ge-
sesned who Ocs as'o.i,eo so we 20 bs com
hiotoh ~ on the instrument. manufactured oJ
me ,oro.msn Mr. GEORGE HEw BY gentle men eapa 'e
oG both the tone Of Piano, as well a. itf eA
o. sPP go "a eesspce Of workmanship Tbs upilVaiei
espis, Thabers who was on the Mu,a a.y
4; ,bs = ambition EDwARD RIDDLE, nited states
ren'n,isdooer to London Exhibition OF 1871 =;
SsuTn MD. abe above Pianos can De sea .. 70, ~
Broadway. " : - -0'-
U FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologlsts
,a uh.hsr. Clinton Halt No. ls1 Nss'aust- New-YorS
ana No 1@2 Wsshinxton ct. BottHn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
SERENApE TO Mechanics Soy GAG AND

ALBoN-Tbe Musical Mutual Protection Auocaton
gave grsrd serenade 10 these distlns ed yocsi's
a, the Union place Hotel and at Wasbipgson psce this
mornir between and O'Clock. A large Gro I'd gas
present The band numbered about seventy peffof.
meu. Madame SOntsg appeared ne balcony ana
returned her tbanks for the compliment no. ooy % !as
Association but 10 the citizens and thu members OF ns
Fire Department Engine No. 81, Hoe Nos q ana ~.
and Hook and Ladder No. were present hadsn9
AlbOpi appeared at hey window and waved hef nana
kerohiet curing The performance. Among tue 49,.
given were Hall Cf,lumbla" and Ito "DhnkiHg '''s
from Lucrezia B0.aiar .....--rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

TuE hEIEpEER TsxR DgEes =.
Isss1s b. o0ssns, Isss Ass#- - --Sefs 5,ns,, 4,
,ssrp, has been served By csros~ ~,
with copy Of the evsdsn~- -1sa !. !, 49, s.s q
vestsssou Of this cause Of tho esg'0s On y ,ss ~.
.he stssmsr Rssdssr, .slso snS ies, Cor
dlssof ne lazy, In asequssss y. ~, ssleslsa
oeer lsss, y isssiin 60 ~ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

HoBoKEN.-These are the Gays Wnou
=, ~, -, - 49,, nth her hands 20 New-Yorkers and
bid, them welcome embrace IhSss free &c
81 "a ,she the children The passage acros'tne
49,; TOM osnts~almost cheap tip IN Charons
lars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
onv,,.o or TBE FAIL Trade AT JEN-

~,x-s CO s-WitA tire commence nent o. 49, 80 snd
son T. JgNNiNGs Co present. |, 'nS Of Pssay male
sss sso rropTiste thereto Their Cloths Cass'iis,es'
Sh ssics are imported direct from the il SUI
So bopsrs in Europe turr ed into shape by me S
s. IN the ned States, and made up oy IaI''
$40, in The nesest possible manner Hence ne Ua ar
-. r-cpatson Of their ready made apparel sha o. te
W, - 10 measure in tse custom department OF IIgI
800. ..t.bl,shn,ent To teir present. STOCK esPecla
e,. 4. irvitrd JENNINGS CO. fall SYKES IN ram
steeeV -. C. embrace an immense variety OF pa'ier0s
tSo b;sh have been imported for their e'iaosome1,
sIcively Eeisl stenion Is diIssrss 70 about TO
,eS.,b 6Sr wsrdr bes for tbs season VIII ind evey
NV. Of Coats Sacks Vests PsntsSSo: IG 90w vI{ cue
80 ionSoo o. PsIis ST the store OF '" JENNN"e ~
10 sS, srosdwsy. American hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

No. J.-Indorsed, "CoNGREss Num-
BER FryE"In this box shall DO placed all ballots for
RepreR natives In Congress- the tickets to contain one
name only, and to be ndorSed Congress Number
Five" The following the Districts under the new
superintendent and under the old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

~ Southern and Western Merchants
would do well purchase Ms JtkViss Coa oaiay, an ar
ohe, complaints THIS article testified and GER
ssd 70 by the first of the country sold at the princi
r u.I oscs Nc Sc Broadway by Mrs. w. JERvIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

SEAsoNABLE HOsIERRY AND UNDER"
GARMENTS Those who want such Good. OF onSe elastic
durable and cheap, should call at No lO4 boNEaI'-
Hosiery BY the ease, dozen or single pair il
Those lot satisfied after purchasing can al any time
retu the Goods and obtain their money;
'' wv RANKIN Co.
Importers and Manu- 'actureTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
DAeuERREoTYpEs BY BRADY: the

public respectfully invited 10 examine me .aIis
exhibited at the Worlds Fail together Win ~ al,
country at BRADYs Gallery, No 25 broadway oOfHei
Fultcn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
E,GHTH WARD. - The Hard Shell

FOURTEENTH WARD.-The Winfield
Club met at No. 23l Grand st., President VIM. S. Wood
In the Chair. This was only the second meeting Of
this Club, and mostly Of business character Many
new members we're admitted, and short addresses wers
delivered by Lieut.. Brown and Col Pe,rce There
some singing and "a great deaf of good feeling. This
Club will hold large meeting next weck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

81 French; the same style, price, &c, as Il
foregoing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
C..n,oxs FOR LADIEs.-The subscriber

FASHIONS FOK EHDIh5' ~ - 80 -.
sI,v announces that on Monday next the 18th Inst
MS usual semLsunusl exposition OF Partisan
60. ard hsntlas selected by himself 10 PanS dauos
a. as month and eub acDg every tbDg that Is reh pau
49, new In these deserVedy popular envelopes The
p;ss comprise CiOsks Msntillss Cayp,os, Tama' An
ssins;sn Wrspt es Peernes Msntesnx fsrAennes AIDE
"a sn,,is, de- 81. Leonss &c &c. The different novel;
be so displayed 10 the snd elegant store in9~
s.t.nded 70 three times its former dim' nsons as TO oner
e'eiy 'aeh"'' ~ GEO BULPfN,
Paris Cloak and Mantilla Emporium, No SCI Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
Tyr 1;yNI, Br.vER-FELT HAT-A NEW

THF GENIN DEAN Eh- Eli III
-, Sry,r FOR 1852 -GENIS. No ga Broadway !" the
,,s N announce the introduction OF an enttsy new
~. 81 Hats for the present fall season -, a.. .l
20, N ,hape slo but In the nature OF US ns,eIsI
of its sppointmsnts that this hat oles
ton .vsy other bat e Inventor and IL mas a.
- sne.f ou.y AID texture. The shape aud proper
sr, AZ ssprss and sdnirsbls and It the most as,
&c. locine specimen OF tall hst that mas ever appeared
ir 81. American field Of fashion ,., -, .L
The ainr snS mings novel In thelt ano .n
.leuer a perfection in every department OF lns sL o.
S.,g . 20 be embodied and twlned into shape In tnis
In. friends and customers OF GENIN VIII recohec, tns.
a. s,ss rripeple with him make no extra charge toi ts
irrnvspent, which he from time 70 time Introduces IN tue
nsisrs contour and finish II his has Ibe Pcs o. De
fr 1852 will therefore be FOUR ooLHRs'
GsSIS No 2l4 Broadway, opposite st fsus'
GESrLEMEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.
BRp come, Pine and Nassau. style lot .ns en-
80, a. 49, Will be introduced WEDNESDAY oep.
6nish and superior fabric Of the Hats now onorea
- ,h ;nsnecton viii be evident to the closest observer
- f- BIRD corner Pine and Nasssu-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

OF In the stIIIY nRht
When slumbers chain has bound Us,
Bed. bugs and musketOes, too,
On less and wings surround us.
Wbaek scratch but we're 0 match
For the pesky creatures;
They suck our blood, for nightly food,
And speekle all our features.
z Under these circumstances the only
"boon TO the afflicted" s LYONs Poisoness Magnetic Pow
der destruction all insects Sold, to.ether with
the equally effective Magnetic Pills for destroying rats at
No "a BI0sowaY Price . cents per box OF Iliss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
n Henry L. FOSTER is on hand with

FIFTY DOLLAR Dress COATS FIFTY
Doi.p Dpyss FRocK COAT SUTs!!-l have in stock the
niece of Black Cloth imported into TINS
city also vestne, 70 CORRESPOND dney eInga
- Tsa,snd Cloth Importer; auhJr OF The Philosophy
Dress and Fashion Ge co4Sei Of
a n seHr :, oooo,ite Broadwsy Bank and rheater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GIN.
rr THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF

SCOTT "a GerDldIs-tilr same size, illustrations
ana pnce as the English Edition. Also,
TIiE CAMPAIGN LlER OLE SCOTT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
AupfroR' $ OrricE, Batch Rouge,
2Sil1 January 1852

Pursuant to the 35tIi seeiioi, Of NJ net OF
the Legislature entitled AN Act to estfb.
lisli and regulate The Treasury Depart
melt,' approved 26tll January ~1sI7--lhe
names OF tlle following State t~ax.collec.
tors who failed to Nuke settlement Of the
taxes dine on the 3lst December last for
the year 1850 and who llave thereby be-.
come deftltcrA, afe hereby published to-.
gether with the amounts due by each re.
spertiveiy, viz
Lewis Z. Steele--rarieh of Bossier,
Amount due on roll of 1850, nc, Oi6,a S
No Licences Tor o. tuken ont
Allen lIasfis-AParish OF Claiborne,
Amount due or roll Of 1850 S741.g1
ID Nj. rfitctiard4-Iari4ii CataiiouIa,
Amount due on roll OF 1850, ~. o62, 80
do. do. licenses of18jl, 1890
------A-
s3.149,3a
j, 4. Hopnetn,5dth hep. Dist. N @.
Amotint due Oh roll OF 1850. S6, 370,5n
dos do. l~icensas Of 1861, Goes, 90
-s1a.4~~~
$1o,d31,5 so
w. II. Dinkgfave--Parisl Ouachila,
Amount due on roll Of 1850, SL,63S,56
No licenses for 81 taket, oft
Justin Agiiilard--9ti Rep. Dist. N. O.
Amount due Oh roll Of 1850 ~ ,791 80
Cltnflea S. Ieekie--parish of Rapides,
Amount due Of, roll Of 1870, $9,sG3,o9
No licenses ( + 81 tnkeii oit
J. K. Gofnlali--parish OF st. Helena,
Amount due OIL roll of 1850 $4,000
do. do. Licenses Of 1851 $1,000
-------
$G5s,66
Harrison Rogers--Farish st. Landry,
Amount due Gil roll Of 1850 SG, s31,1l
do. do. licenses Of 1851 0.55o,0o
$l3,Gsi,44
]. Fl. Armat--Parish Of Tensaa, .
Amount due on roll of 1850 $l,t3i,20
j.. LeBIanc--Farish Verlniltion,
Amount due on roll OF 1860 IS ,607,67
No licenses for 81 taken ont.
LOUIS BORDELON,
Auditor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Af East Bat9n Rouge.
Foa,yh District Coisyt o Notc Orleans.
Ciiigeiis Bank Of Louisiana
il I Wnlah

SlltSstHS 1SSAlh va &AA@Ag
! No. A9is
j. J Walsh
f3e yiri,e ofan order o~feeigsre and vale. directed
10 MS Sheriff u the Pirish Of LAS Baton h'ilse,
ist,nl fra., ,ba 4th District Court Of New Orleans
| ,ytnte Of LouiHi no. | have seized, aud WIZ expose
a, l,,,l,I,t, same III, the plantation. wherein now re.
hides Amos .dsraa, In this Parish, about FIX miles
from; the town Of tIaton Rouge on SA.rtanAY the
sigttfday of Afntfb next 1922. til.oe, eeh 4 ~. ai'
tl,o rssltt lille interest and claitn Of EJ Walsh - 81
To TN, following property. herein after described, 10
A certain plantation on Wfanis Creek sitnated In
dis spafisi, liaasi Baton Reute,) continuing nine
hundred taid SIXTY acres more q less, ana afont tx
| u,iiss from tho sa,sh Of Baton Rouge comprising the
Two herein nfter observation-disclosures nlland. viz; d tract
of lassad ron.ain5ag three hundred and twenty acres
mtrt, or leps. deriving title from Philemon Thomas
Alsu another tact Of land containing six ~hanired
and forty acres more or leap, deriving title from Lon.
Ii THSbtfn. ths. two tracts containing In tl'e azure
aates the Nhoy;, nine hundred and sixty aires tnssre
or liza, bounded III follows North by la,,ls Of Phise-
y,ansI Fart by Gardner ii Jos. 9flller, Se,itl,
by tie heirs oi Davenport and Yves, by lands Of
Gardner and tsaris. and alae e' the buildings and
improvements :he reons nitn the following mninea
sla yi,g for life 10 wit john Ii9w necd according to
the srilsinsl adt Of mortgage. nboni 80 yents. Celia
Al, End her fottr children 10 wit. George about 10 yf9
Juaehh g, Tfrsi d. and Lewis three yearp. Ihonna
81 Years. Snn,isl ~. .trnij 10 be rttnh way. : Nancy
o. years Dalcs. 10 yes r. and ner ehliu s'nees 2 yrs
chilli & yrs. Elna,e 81 years md her child lsaac Z
yaals, MoseH 70 years. David n yenra. William -
Vents, Emily 4. Years and her TIVE children, james
i years and mn Infant, Miles u ycsfH. DELHI ~ yFs
ansEher child pnhoeha, Daily - years and her two
children PHILLIP 7 years and Sterling about = years,
.tlpo iwoh itadtsd and forty three 9i3l shares Of
The Capitol STICK Of The Ciiisens Bank Of Louisiana,
secured by mtsr,Eage on the above mentioned prop.
erty. md alsos itiree head Of horseH, three bend OF
ma.ea, u WORT oven. six y,Aes, bne os.eat', one os.
wagon. one IGrse.w5gen, one hefteseart. four coup.
ling chains, d part 81 d sat Of hlacksllith'F tools and
a hi Of harncsh and cellars, trace cl,nins &c. and
u f~sailaya Of sste1 cane. oil OF which IN seised NJ
payt and pafepl Of tho above plantation; 70 pay and
satisfy plaintiffs claim and Govt Of ntiit.
'Fef,ns of fah, nh follosp. "a wits the purchaser TO
nss:siur thc payment Of q stock nDte OF eight iho'i.
enr;d two hundred and four dollars. 5000 due IN
tho lat of Nuvcnler 1852, eighteen hundred and 81.
ty Ewu, OF renewable according to the rroviHiotie OF
tNs ehar,or of tic Citizens Bank. as well aa oil he
obligations Of stock heller; and the ,alanes rash
wifh the beueiit Of appraiseincnt. ii BADlN,
an 81 Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

NHfSA A. +. CARRIGAN, tute Miss ffarsiat1
ll will reopen her institution on The jfss
Monday III Otobsr, for the reception Of Pupils.
All the branches Of d complete Engiisl, Elp.
cation will be- Thought. III adliiieifo whitd,
those desiring 1t Will be Instructed IN The Latin,
French and Spanish Esanguages; together WITH
lhe higher Branches Of Mathematics, Aitebra,
Geonetory, figs6oihoiiieicry, and Astronomy also
Chemistry, Botany and Natural Philosophy.
Arrangements have been made with 4 cornpe-
tent pfotessof Of ntsid, 10 give Instructions OF,
the riabaj ard other instruments.
The l~tsiithte is situated OH 81. Chafles Street
near the North Boulevard.
~ Terms moderate, A few boarding
Scholars can be accommodated.
She hopes by pr,itp atilctitiun, to receive the
kind patronage Of those aLo have known ffr
as a Ittithy for fbe ldst eighteen fffonths III
the Public School, Ward, Mol. Iof further part
~piculars consult the following
- H. - - AA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
BATON ROUGE
FEMALE SEMINAR
MRS. M. w. READ-pn1scIrAI.

MRS. M. w. READ-PR1scfrAI.
A NEW Academic Year will commence Mt this
IA Institution, on MONp.AK, de 22gf Srpsem-
Der. 1861.
The Principal takes this method Of returning
her sincere thanks 10 the Friends and Patrons Of
the Institution, and INDUCES the hope that she
will continue 10 merit the same generous conf
dence heretofore rcposed III hsr.
The services OF 81 illiul and competent Assist
ants have been secured, and the Principal pledges
herself TO spare no e~xertions in establishing The
School upon a sound moral aud educational basis.
September ID, 1851, II,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
MIDWIFE, NURSE, &C.

NINE. BORDES graduate Of The Medical
yl Faculty Of Toulouse, France, regularly
licensed as a Midwife, and has obtained several
prizes after due examination, offers her services
ID thc citizens Of Baton Rouge. She can be fouYl
Il Ill tindes either al Mr.. A. Thsriot Of MI. Pou-
She hopes that by assidaity to business, and
from her practical experience, to merit a share q
public patronage. dec27tf'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
ETkT bin Ia LOUISIANA.

P;tsoisse d Est, Basoa Rouge-Cow dn
4mo di;a,set dc Ia Me. Ofltdas.
Bsnqae des Gitoycns dc la Louisiana,
H. j. Walsh,
TIN vertu irun orlse de saisie ct Dc vente. adres-
Ia se au shisrit de la paroissc d LIST Baton Rouge.
la1e6 par Hon, cohr du qaatrieme district de ID
Ns,uvclle Orleans, Etat de Ia Louisiana, J'ai saisl
eft cxnoserai on ve,ata p~sbliqae, sur rhabitation
Cd reside Auios Adafns, dams ccttc Paroissh { en-.
viron six miles 40 Ia vile de Baton Refuge, ST.
md, i One jour dc Mars proclaim, 1852, d II
he,ises du giatin. ious les droits, titIos, intGrets Ut
pHeteuiionsf Ne E. ]. Welsh, dams ct 4 la p~ropriete
cifapras dsgite, savois
.Unc ceri1rn anbitation sur Wards Creek, dams
edtte Par 81 Baton Ronge) e,ntcnant neui
cent soisa fonts, plus on moi,s, a environ
kiS miles III Ia willie do Baton Rouge, eoatenant
les dctx m9rceau de terre ci-apras decrits, sayoif:
Tn nlereca4 de terre eonienant trois cents si1gt
aEpens, plug OIL nloins t~efirant des titres do Phil
etnon Thon:as. Aussi un autrc morcea, do ierfe
cgntenant s:sNeents f~narah'c arpeiis, plus Oh saoins
d~s,ivant titfca de Lewis Pybnin, les deux NOR
csau, CONTESTANT ensemble neuf cents ~soixante ar
pens, plus gu 8inoitis, hornd CONNIE suit all nprl
par terres IL Philemon Thonas a Fest par Gard
teer ct JOS. Miller, all sud par les hetitiefs de De-
Newport, ct a l'onest par terres dc Gardner ct Ca
I5g, ct ioutss les batisaes ct amoliorations qul sly
~t.onvent afissi les ~escleves ~suivans, ~eselaves pottl
III vic, Jolsn age scion I'actc original d'hypotba.
que ~onviroa on ans; Celia ~ ct see A cnians sd.
vair George d'environ 10 ans, Joseph s, Licia de
get Lewis &c , aus, Thomas de 81 ans. Samuel
10 81 ans, 'gnarfonnour,p Nancy do 81 ans, Daley
de 40 ans CT son enian, Francis 5 ans, Warren de
IS ans 'ditSnarrouncur,h Martha enfantd dc 0 ans,
Emma dc ~ ans, Ell et son eniant de Z ans. Noses
de 90 ans. David de Ia ans. Williem de 90 ans,
Emily % ans, ct SEES drux entans james dc . ans
d IN retit enfant, Miles de q ans, Della de II
l:ns ct son Of fatt Dubleeaa, Daily de 50 ans ct ses
,;eiiS enlans Phillip de ans ct Sterling Ne 2 ans.
Aussi dsay cents quafante-trois fal3l actions
Gu capital de Ia Bauque dos Citoyess dc Id Loui-
Siane, garanlis par by pothequc sur 10 psoptietd
si-desslts decritc, aussi . ~chevaux, 3 mnlets, Il
kbnuts dc Tire, . ioug pour hRufs, tune charrette 8
hGnts, IN wagon pour bu,uis, I'm wagon pour che
raux, ,nc charlotte chesaux, 4 chaiaes doubles
i'm lot d'eutils dc forge, TN lot d'agfas, chaines
kr, 81 muielas lie canncs a sucre pour scmesee
lie tout saisi CONNIE appartenaat q Ihabitation
Susdite, pour payer les reclamations ct Gais du
::,roces ci-,lesslls.
!; Conditions dc Ia pdnte, CONNIE suit, SAVIOR;
e aeqaereuT assnmmesa le payment dun billets
lie S2aI. heit Mile detix cents quairc piastges
!ue 10 Ter dc Ncvenibrs. 1854, on bien renouvelld
selon les provisions ELI Charte de la Baaque DIES
Eitoyens, a,rssi bien que toutes les obligations
a'un aetionaaire, ct la balance com plant avec le
hencilce d'inventaife,
jans 3i -iGis. III. Y. BdBLN Shtiaf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
FeRte ac Succession.
ETlT DE La LOUISIANA,
Cour fk 6nts District Judiciaire-pa-
1Dissc dEa Baton Rouge.
isaac E. BpATSER. RI. al

rs. No. 2i4,
MARE DokrNER, ct az "Preuves.n
I'm vssrfat dnne commission, adrcsse aa sheriff
IL lie ii paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, par Fhon.
cour du.xieme district. dams ct pour Ia Paroisss
Etat susait. J'exposerai a rancan publique, ala
demearftde /. "a. Boatner, sur Cypress Bayoin
dams cesak p~aroisse d environ Is miles de la vile
de Batoyf Rouge, Jestdi, e 4meJ or do Mar!. 1892.
. II heases du matin, les esc,aves ci-apras no n
mes peYIg obtenir une separation entire les par
lis psaiifsante ct defendeur dams l'a.Fsaire ci-dessus
i~ntiiuleEEI SAVIOR Vouch, Ben, Sarah, Ellen,
dark, FIN ell Beisey.
CondlFons de la verte-pour etre vendu a un
credit, s8squsau Ter Janvier, 1858, les acqnerenr
fouFnirutt do bonnie garaniis personnelle q Ia sa-
Hropri6as jasqu'a u payment FINAL.
ianv siI-JIs. Ii. ". BABIN. Sherif.
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A.. nj ATTA A..

DTEs leave 10 inform the pebble that he h Is
!. - as'i Z, established him. Ge n
Church Street, whore he offers fvf sale d ,ehsral
assortment of GROCERIES, pROV1s. ms and
HARDWARE, Low ron CASH or on aecomodat-
ing terms, and takes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks TO his former customers, and ~flatters
himself that hs prices and quality Of Groceries
and Provisions will induce them TO extend to him
L portion or their FORMER patonage.
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n. 9. WaddiH

OFFERS Cor sale a large and well selected as
- sc4frnent of Cupping Glasses, Nipple Shields
Breast Pipes and nursing Bottles, at his establish
ment on Church street. lmay3l-yJ
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Female s Seminary.

MIR, & MRS. FORD, assisted by their aaugh-
wi tiers, will resume the duties OF their School
Establishment on Monday, the Goth inst.
Instructions are given in the higher branches
of an English Education, and strict attention paid
TO those Of daily rise. They teach French and
other languages, Music, Instrumental and Vocal,
with the Piano and Harp.
They have extensive and convenient accom-
modations for Boardcrs, and hope for a contin-
uauce Of the public patronage.
College Buildings Baton Rouge, sept 10, dts.
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Willow ware.
A complete assortment constantly on hand.
Tin ware.
A varied stock always for sale.
Candles.
so boxes Star Candles,
90 half boxes
8 boxes Sperm
Fruits.
% boxes ~11aisons, 10 quart boxes do, 10 l boxes
DO, . bbls. Oranges,
Figs. dried Current, Apples, Almonds, Cranbcr
ries, Brazil nuts, Madeira nuts, Peas.
4 bbIs Soda crackers, 10 boxes boston do,-
Ii half bills. butter 10, 30 doz Scotch ole,
8 boxes Vermacilla, 10 doz. Brooms,
a dog. Wash-tuls,-assorted 10 doz pals
2 bbls. rel Bceus, 10 do Onions,
90 sacks Salt, s bbls. clarified sugar
900 lbs. double rectified loafsugar
90 reams Wrapping paper,
10" Letter paper.
2 boxes ground Pepper
d q Is Spice.
ga Cinnamon,
Q do Cloves,
IS lbs. Indigo,
4 bbls. Boston craakers, 4 90 hard bread,
4 bbls French Bnisciit, 4 boxes Mtcaroni,
II doz. London Porter, 10 bbs. Potatoes
2 bbls. White Beans,
/ Dbl French Peas,
3 bbls. Cherry Bounce.
A general assortment Of fine candies,
10000 Percussion caps,
2 dog. fine sporting powder.
Nov. cay
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pL0UGIEs.

TIME subscribers beg to inform the. planters
L that they have now on hand 70 Wrot Iron
Ploughs Halls Manufacture 100 Red Yankee do
Kings do which they offer at New Orleans prices,
dec rs, y. LaRGUIER = In NOUE.