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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-18
Real Estate.

saR, I offer property situated in the town of .
ISa ST. Paul and its immediate vicinity, for fSssf
&EFeSS sale extremely low cash. The terms HssiHH
Sn.> are such do not often present themselves A
10 the capitalist or moderate
cy In prosperous and rapidly growing its vicn-
N Among various property have dispose of the
following, viz: dwelling house and land
in central part of st. Paul, with abundant supply Of eX-
ceent water; also, small house adjoining. With this
property VIII be sold about ten Of land
large and thrifty growth of wooda great object now
that the Sioux land canno least. supply
with fuel until in market.
have also for sale number of five acre lots with
growing timber, situated and the immediate vicinity
of public roads and not over mile from st. Paul.
The above property will be on such low terms for
cash that the purchaser can Immediately sell again AT
ADVANCE For sale on tmeprccs will be proportionably
hlGher. Apply 10 HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
Third street. corner of Cedar,
43tf Or to B. I. IIOYT. st. Paul.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-18
St. Paul House.

~ Il a u Ii U u SCs
THIS House, formerly kept by ]. w.
Il Bass, being the original hotel of St Paul. at the
Of Third and Jackson stS opposite the Minnesota Outfit,
thoroughly repaired and remodeled and with the add
ons made to It, Is Of the spacious and
venient hotels in town. Having taken lease of it. and
fitted up throughout with new furniture, invite the
travelling public to call upon believing they will ind
this house equal to the best in all respects. The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
St. Paul, July 81, 1892. 46y
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-18

A female, in male attire, attempted to vote
in New York at the Presidential election: Her
smooth face suggested glance beneath ner
hat, when unfortunately the Testimony OF tine
ringlets rebutted that Of the trowsera
The receipts of Australian Gold in England
wore very large. The rates of interest we're
tending downward in London, and Consols
were advancing.
QUEER LEGIsrATION.-By the last Isthmus
news, we find that the Junta at Panama have
chan ged the name of Aspinwall to Colon, and
made il fine erer to make use Of the former
word.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-18
AM,.,:N,,1HnoAN y: HOUSE,

d ODNEY PARKER, late Of the American House Low
IL ell, Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end ST. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boarders families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him CALL believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country not yet supplied with regular markets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
vENTE REMISE.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Ssxieme District Jiidiciaire.
-par0isge d,ESt Baton Rouge.

RAyaos Laros, VS.. CT j. r.. VINCENT NO.
947. GILL d. Hrnaoa vs.. CnARLgs VINCENT.
NO. % Gov DE Juge de fair--parderant, 4.
A. Woihyr, y p.
TIN vertu dune ordre de- 4. ia. aaressc au Siterli
III de- la Paroisse d'Ea Baton Rouge ct lance
bar rHon. Coilr du sixieni. District, dams 81
pour la paroisse Ell Etat susdit, 81 aiissi IN vertu
sp,,ue antre alias &. ia. adyesse ai Sheriff sustlt,
mar r A. Walker Esq-, mn des Juge de Palx
dams et pour la Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge
Jsai saisie ct exposerai ell venfe puhlique sarnedi
le premier jour lay 1852, a IL heures du
matif. toug les droits tifres interefs ct pretef-
lions lies deiendenr dams ct a la pfopriete ny
pothGauG cii-apres d%ecrite, dams lie process No.
947. de Ia Cour du Sixieme district, Sayoir la
motto indivis dun terrain, situe dams critic par
lie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, afpenie par lie
Eeu Antoine Glass, dams flIet !, nnesfrant quar-
ante trois pieds sur la rue Lafayette, par cent
dixhuit pieds ct trois quart, de profondetir me-
SIRE franchise Ell retresisant a vingt pieds a la
liene arriere dn difterrain ct borne an nord par
IN ferreindu Doctenr Laycork, ct au sud par
IN terrain de John Hnguef, sussi ia motto lndiyIs
dun terrein situe dams cette partie DC Ia Vile
de Baton Ronge, comm par lie nom de !" Hailss
Row. mesurant vingf-deux pieds sur lie flenve
Mississippi par ~soixante pieds de profondeur sur
Ia rue du nord, ensemble avec IA moItIe indiyIs
de Iosfes les authorizations sur la dlte proprIete.
Saisie pour payer ct ~satisfaile les jngemenfs, III
tGrets Ell frais dams le susdit process LEI acheieiHe
d~yront foiIrllir leuTs biIlets a~vec<ecusite valabie
au tarise de- s per cent dinferet a parter du' lonr
dc la vensa iusqu'a parfait r~aiene,f
lOanr ~ II. ". BABIN Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Clock and Watch Making and
Remaining,

E PERRILLAT, formerly Of Geneva and for
l. . the last " years a resident Of the town OF
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity Of informing
the citizens of Baton Rouge and the Public in
general, that he is now prepared 10 execute all
XII Dis OF aosk il his line Of business in the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
and WATCHES Of any style manufactured Or
repaired ut the most reasonable terms. He has
now on hard and for sale or exchange a splendid
assortment of Jewlery, Gold and silver watches
&c.. He respectfully refers to the work which
he has at various times and for different persons
ssecu-ed since bis arrival IN Baton Rouge, as his
recommendation 10 those having work TO do 10
his line.
south Of the Post Office. Feb ], lS5iiyJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Succession Sale.
State Of L%0atStaata- Parish Of East
Baron R3vpe.

State Of L0etStaaa- PARISH Of Eass
Baton Roage.
In ns,ter Of the soeeessian of HNrroN W
SweeNgs. aeueaSed,-No, s35 - Proha,n.--Sis,
lp,ltc,ai pispSr, tenr,
DY virtue Of a commission issued and 10 me
ID direete from The honorable SIKH Judicial
lnstr,et sp,ft. IA and ht the patish OF East Ba,oi
Rouge, Staie.o f louisiana, | win expose at public
sale At the Conrs House Beer in the city ef Baton
Rouge IA Thursday. Tie eoh day of May next 1851,
NJ II a'cisok, 4, NJ, taa hereinafter d~escril,et proper
~, belonging p5tae Succession OF 4. w. sweeney
decreased,
A tract Of lard, sitnaiei in this parish. ahon,
twelve miles above the .ewa If tistna Rouge, on
the Mississippi river, containing tl,ree hundred and
twenty ACRES mere &C less. asether with eli the i'm
mayenaenis therein i,eiav Inc same tract of land
wheFean this deceased resided. boundaries and des-
eruption of which Nil be- gwen on The premises on
the dag &C sale, also, negro man, Jim ; negro
wasaan. peipha, and her child Masan.
Ga the following terms and condition TO viii, one
fantih cash, an1 the ieiance ~, q credit Of one, TWO
AID three years from the day uf sale. Purchasers 10
give aases satisfactorily enasrsed. hearing eight pei
cent nlenes, afer maturity until paid. aud special
~sasrsssge retained oathe properly said ,lli flnal pay.
ment uf said notes. H.E. BABlN,
apissh. ism Ssertg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
STATE or LOTIsiiNA-parIsh Of
East Baton Rouge.

JANE r.. BuRsHrT. wife. es brvi q suotAh, hus-
taini Ma. gsl.
DY virtue Of a writ Of n, IN. isstied IN the
ID above entitled aud numbered suit and to me
isstied from the Hon. t,isih Jtdieial District Court In
and for the Paris and State aforesaid, will expose
ri public slale Oh Sotarhay. hs.fr aaga IF N.Y. next
1852. Al tie Court Hon. 6 loot IN The clty u latnfi
ltuuae. nj IL o'clock NJ, all The right. tile; %irtHres
and tlsim 81 the Descendant. in or to the f%ollyt,yiiig
tjserilpl property. 10 witt A eerthin tiatt Of land
situated ii ibis Parish, fast baton R6tse1 wfafe
tbs defendant now resides. at ahot,l sixteen miles
from, the city Of Bntot Rouge. containing oiis hun
,lr4J and ninety. f~ivesaefes more or less. bounded SO
Iuliews. east. by lantis Of Philip f3drie. Hest. hy
lands Of Dattof Aoner north, by vacant lands.
sitd .oitii. III lie atirle Of Gafie and Doctor Homer.
commencing on n sweet gun tee on Hetitlefs Lite
Tie aforesaid tract being The sf,rne which the aefsii.
datii purchased from Wiliinm HHhlsioeh, On The
g5ti, day NJ February. 1850. ms per act rassed l'efots
snmteI skolneid, parish %tAaorder mud also the ne.
rf1 woman, Lttey, aesd about VI years Terms 81
4sle. on a credit of ttYelys months from the day o.
sale. the purchaser 1, furnish his bond with F6nl
personal seeufitg hsafile interest al FIVE psr ceiit.
from he day Of saie. tnd ni1rigdepd ret,ihad on the
property sold, until lie nhal % yment Of suii bgi.'is4
stfl04t II Y BAillN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Postponed Sale.
State Of Lpmisiana-Pa1iM Of En-

state Of Lonisiana-Pa1iM Of En1
Eatoa Rouge,--StzM Judtctal Dts.
trict Cunt
t,ayu,m IAfpn VI. G.. n r. yinesis- Magistrates
Court. No. 47--Belors 7. A. Walker, J. Pes
Gill ~ tistf,i' W. G harles Yilfeitt. No. 222;
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of 4 (a issued IN the
- above entitled suits and directed 10 II g Shef-
ir Of tho Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge, from the
Hon. the Sixth Judicial District Court, IN aud tot
the parisi, and State aforesaid, and also by virtue
Of another wit Of akiasf Ja. directed to Inc she-
rid as aforesaid, by r. A.. Walker, Fed, j. "a IN
and for tic Parish and State aforesaid, have seiz-
ed and will expoee Ut public eale on safa'4say M
Isl dey Of May next, 1852 at the Court House
door ii The city OF Baton Rouge, 1T u o'clock a.
M, alf the right, title, interest aud claim o. The
defendants ID or TO the following described pro-
oerty. to wit. The un6iiviia,eedi one sslf" e . ceriain
iot Of ground situated IN that patt Of the city 81
Baton Rouge laid cut by the late Anthony Grasse,
ID square No. one. measuring 40 feet on Lafayette
street, by 1884 III depth french MEASURE, the line
narrowing 10 30 feet on the back part OF said lot
and bounded on the North by a lot OF DIR. Lay
cock. and South by u LOT Of John Hngtiet: and
also the undivided half OF a lot Of ground ~
that part Of the town OF Baton Rouge called
Halls Row, mehsnuing % feet on the river
Mississippi, by 10 feet inttepth on North street
together with the undivided oIe-balf on all the
buildings and improvements on said property
Seized to pay add satisfy the Judgments, interest
ana cost In the above entitled suits. The pir-
chasers to furnish theii notes with good personal
security. with eight per cent interest thereon from
the day Of sale until paid. II. Y. BABlN,..
aprl0 at sAfrW.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
OpPENHEIM & CO.,
0f the Golden EBee-EEiYc.

ID ESPEcTFULLY call the at 100
Il tentiof1 of the public to their E&1[ax
advertisement in another column. EEzsESzzxzISs
and has irg Just received in addition kEH
ID their large selected stock. a further supply Of
choice and fashionable goods, selected with care
for this uarkef. They have on hand q splendid
stock of
EunCy s. staple Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats aud Pertumery. which in
style, quality and ~cheapness. not surpassed in amy
esiahlishaaeIit III the South.
pcsi and judge for yourselves a the BE.
HirYs Sure.
Gorsss " Lafayette and Laurel streets fermer'
" Il .anosies 5. june sly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
steam Boiler Mandatory.

IN Baronne Sired, bettgcen PogItaa z HeUafa SIS.
Me- Orleans,
TIME undersigned having Ind long experience
J. In the business, will devote their whole at
tention 10 The manufacture Of tltied, cylinder, low
pressure and locomotive boilers alao elnyifgere- OIL.
ters. iran iuiee.bosef. risteraa and iron work Of eve.
ry descriptions. They will giiafautee The material
used by them TO be Of the very hest and The work.
mansl,ip not 10 be excelled while their prices will
always he reasonable.
~ Experienced worksnen sent to the country TO
do repairs on the shortest notice and most reasona
hlc terms.
We invite planters and others 10 give Ms a call
and examine onr work before going elsewhere.
The un.Iersiensi are atao authorized 10 ell and
pnt up the celehroted. Faher's Magnetic Water
Guagc, the safest water Indicator now IN Use.
All orders addressed to us will meet with prampt
nttenfin,. apr3y. UOLSTBERI}Y u FOWLER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
ETAT do Ia LOUISIANA

pdsotSse a IBSt BotDa RoNge--
TINE eleetiIm sera tenue Luudi le loeme jour
~ do Mai brcchein lis59I au endrei,t a'elee'
ton de eha1ts ward ct preside par les eeninis.
tai,es lies warts enfn d'elire DIES membfes au
jury dc Police pour veprescnter les wards suivan'
pour deux ans, SAVIOR
hes WARDS No, 5, Q. Q, 10, II, IL,
Le temps des rep,esentents des dts wards ayan'
expire, ct eussi pour tenrlir les vaeanee oecas-
ionue par Ia resignation de A, Dixon 81 \. ID,
Conrad, %auciens represcn,an DIES iii, wanis,
Par order C. W, Christine, p~yesiden' ,a Jury
de Police asri75t II, v BABtN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Another scientific wonder.
JOSHUA BEAL,

GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER, AT TffE FLAT
boat LANDING.
IlUYs and sells all articles IN the produces line.
~ md ean accommodate man or beasl az 10 the
articles or price. Call dasn and ses HIM
LtMs@56D barrels western lims@.prices at retail
IS rents.
Hay, CoaH AND OATs-A LOT ~, hand and for
sale.
HurrrR AIN C~1ErsE-Atfived this day. fny.sis
packages,
PtoUR, WHISKY AND PoHgAA1wnys IN hand.
STAH CANbhns--F1r sals nj following prizes
10 bis or more, 10 cents B do, ~ lag; less guam
tity, 20 rents.
PefaroEs best quality FIR planting Or eating, al
ways M hand during The season.
tosttEN FAeHrn EtrfBHA-A very flioiee article,
In packages of 100 and 10 pounds enelh
FaatbY PdtRED BurrEHA=s5 kegs. Of abont 10
po,nd each. For sale BY
Jan II joshua BE8I.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
STATE Of LOUISIANA

Parish If EoN Batoa Rouge,
A NEIEC1toN will I've hehlon Monday the
IA 10th day Of May heNt Iis5sl at he elee-
tian wnJd preGlnats atHl nfeFiiel Nv the ward ron,s
missinnee ~ Tor the purpose Of %eleoting members 10
the rolico jury b. r~elfegpat ie following wards for
two year, W siti
w,pns NO 5, CO 10 II, ~
The time 81 the representatives of said wNrds
HAVING esnred. Aud ett,te r ward No. T. and :, to
alt b. vaca AZ II occaAiunei by the resignation of A.
Dixon aud L. h. Confpd. The letmer representatives
of tatd watiee iiy order VI q w, Christine nresi.
dent OF the Police jury, april 1851,
II. v. BABlN. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Fiat dl In observation-disclosures D'Esl
Ration n0ilEt.

Judith Cotisinatd vs.. Hanks Godfrey No. 0o-fgli
Beanreaat,i VS.. Banks Godfrey. No, g0,-Ceur
de i,,ge DE- t,nix. pafdevs ant j. II DuffoegA5, r
I'm vElltU dun alias II. "a. Lance aans les a.
IL fsifes ti.dessbs intitule Ell b tnoi adresse par
John Il. rnff ocq. Esq. III JUICE de Pais, den ct
pat,p ID patoisss d Est Baton Rouge, ittat de Ia
Louisiana: tai saiaie ct J'esposefai en- vehte
publique i Ia porte do Ia naisnn de cout dams Ia
vile Dc Baton Rouge, sau,eli 10 me jqtli oe Mai
pfoebsin. isj9. 4 mid. tout les droit, titfe. intef-
81 et thetebsioi da iefpnieur Banks Godfrey,
dai,s d, a ID propfiete ei-apfes deerite, sayoiri
Tine certain nesresse httnme Martha, aye DEM
vifon 30 ans. ssisie poif payer 81 s~stislaire les
iigsitients. interets ct ftais, dafis les %alfaires cia
iessus ibtituiei Conditions de Ia veilie, COMP
tant, avee teuefee d'evaluaiion.
a7mars Of II. v, BAB1N, shtrD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

w on the goth day of March a negro boy ma
med George, by ], X, pulr,rq J, r., who says he he.
h,t,Rs 10 VIM. Garter of Biloxi, said hoy 10 about \
f.rs 10 iaches high. black culor. ahpui ~ years old
the nwner of sail hoy is requested % comply witt,
the law and take him away. j. J. OpOM,
apr3.3t. Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Notice.

WEI be sold Al , the her, residence sas.. Of the under n Ter
ton Rouge. on Wednesday the 10Th Ut Nav ls5s al
10 o'elsck A. N. by the sheriff Of this fatish. A
negro woman named ~Nargafe, aged about 20 years.
and her 4 children VIA Albeft Q. Harrison 4, Joseni,
= mnpths. belonging 10 the slnressinh OF Mary y.
Mcdonald. Terms Of sale e5Bu ravh, the balance
in oil the mAath ef January next 1893, with notes
pndnfaet 10 The satisfaction nf the administrator, =-
with eight pr cent iote,rr, after due TIL paid, mort.
page retained. aud confession Of jndetnent
apriSht GEO, tsAlslta, Adm tor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

A ETE condui, A depot 4 Baton Rouge, 10 30
"A Mars. 1852, par 4. Il. Duirocq j. r, I'M nj.
gte homme eai 10 nonme GEORGE, ct dit gull
apparteuam Il Vim. Carter &c Biloxi, le dit Negro
est d'environ 0 pieds 10 pouces d'haater, dun
TENT noir ct il est age d'environ 80 ana, le prppri-
s,aire est rcquis do 50 conformG \ loi ct le retiler.
apr.3-3ts T. ]. GDoM, Gcoher.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
SHERIFF SALES.
state or LonIsiana--rarish Of last
fsatOn R0ugc.

Jiidiii, coiisinarl Va. Banks ~tidtiftey. Mo- Ellie
l'eanfeEafd Ns, ilrnts tiedffey. Mo- Matiaa
trsies { oirf@Befoie j. Il Dhffheq, j. T.
DY VIRTUE Of an alias f. In. iss1ed IN the
ID aloss entitled suits and 10 me directed, BY
1eEt, II. 5uf afg Esq y Jasiies of sfie Pence =, md
Coz The I'afist, oi taast liaton t.otas. State Of b,iisi
A. AL have seise4i and will expose ~ tnblic sale NJ
lbs tin,irt llp.ise ,ihor. III tia own Of Batep Rouge.
op aatutiby he isl dry If MAY nest. 1909. NJ Y
o'tfhth NJ. MI tie fiahi, III g Interest and clalm If
llatbs 0fpllray. tie Defendant. III u y tiis flleiv4
ina described t,ft,nerty. ~ nit A eefttiit teafo we
mai, t,stnai ainfilta aast abstit 10 years. iplgeti 10
trsv and satisfy tho Judgments it,tprnst mud cost -
lie atov. etti led sai,s Terms NJ shl aasii. With
The letaf Ct ol ppfaiseipsnt. H. v Balm.
tnafg5 O. Ahertf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

I'M. uUYs0TTss Yeliew Dock and sarsapa.
~ rnla for she eure Of disease, 81 a d Spring
purifier Of the blved and M a general sonia f,r The
systttn. n nDriyHlsd.
The estniiyt powers ofthis 1sstraetsrv truly wen
detfal. and MI insalids should make immediate trial
Of tho Yellow Dock and safsnparills. II cHnnot In.
iare The INST delicate patient Then ny frnni INN
eral nostrtrts to seek hvpp. tih and vigof from tliis
purely vegetable teiipdy, Therefore, however bro
ken ID health and spirits, however leais,sume 10 hins
self and others. let 10 one despair n recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope Of p'tysi.
eal restoration lies only ~ Cur stt's Extract Of Vel.
low Dock and safsa tad ~ and persuade him, for
hia life 4 sake. to tty It, and No have no hesitation IN
predicting HE speedy resthfaiion 10 health,
frss Fee sdysftiy et,,ei,t fnnrs7 I'm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Philadelphia Marble & Iron Work.

j. STKUTIIJIIES &c SON,
No. 260 Market -, Pbilsaelpfia.
IIAVE constantly on hand all kinds Of mar
IL bic maniels, wonuments. Tombs. atatiiary
and furnishes all kinds of marble and red stone
work, a, the lowest prices.
MORE a. GALLAGHER,
Broad street, and Ridge ROM, Philadelphia,
manufacture all kinds vf East and brought Iron
Ratings, Verandahs, balconies, enclosures for
Cemeteries, Ornamental Iron Work. Tables, Setlses
Chairs. Bcdsieads, Tions. Greyloaads. Nc.
,ry- Messrs LARGUIER 81 LANOUE. having
the Designs Of both the above Houses, will receive
,vdar, W f ian 10 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
nntou rouge Pnehef.

TNHE popular passenger packet .frseve D
j. NEW LaTONd, fA.STas
LANDRY, Master, TO ply between sssssaxNkass
New Orleans, Bato, Rouge, and all the %ipierrns
date landings. Leaving New Orleans. every
TrEspay at u A, NJ. and FHitAY At o +. ~ lie.
turning will leave Baton Rouge every Wtrsss
DAY al y A. M. and SATURDAY nj ~ NJ
Passing pladtemine at II +. NJ on Ttssftr
and I A. M on SATURDAY. Returning will be
Ut ptaquetnine al II A. M. on WEDNESDAY, hna
81. NJ. On FAT tbAY. 1iy bet and ysswbs
sa3ts6ed fsu.y0 Ell,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Avis nm Pavrur de Taxes

Ts0UrES personaes qai 1oivent les,rs taxes de
4 Paioisse p,ar Fsnne 1851, on posiE eux mems
ca scnnsn aseaES pasr dr- 1r.i-srsidcnis, sat
reaass &c seaH les layer, "a 81 lis taxes dos rsin-
residsnas ne san pas pave 4 rexpiraiien de .sfeasts
sssnrx. le procedersn 4 en fairc Ia collection tcitai Ia
MM tftfsBS.
VI Trrsb-f- 9e u Taresst Err Issos
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
DeyaII,s Daguerrean Rooms.

IHtrd sffcct aepy Tie Mayhrf.
~ DEALL, respectfully informs the public
W. that bis rooms are now hi readiness for The
ption of visitors. aiiese jikenAsses ie is prepared 3,
ta4s. ~ superior styls. ei,i,er singiy " ID p~fbptss.
Is~ plasB rall and ssafpinss fgnsdl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
East pascagoula Hotel.

fVNife hutel Al this retreat viii be "Opens "a
oil i6r visitors OIL the ist of June, E1ssfm
tlH5gl The p~r0rsetuf promises that no -Is-aes
pstat,se will be SPARED Tor the eontibf, and amuse.
,,ens NJ his guests. arh that from ths experiences N
hotel Keeping, they viii find this the mos, desirable
residence Oh The Lake.
The above hotel has better advantages for sea
bathing tan any other establislm snt on the Lake
sl,hp,
A new wharf has tacently been built. and the
garden and surrounding grounds have laei put In
l%eautifl oripf, A livery stable Il attached to the
hSel, AMI for the nmiseinshi nr visitors, there viii
I've ,t,tae billiard tables, one Of which viii be appre.
priaiad expressly for the ladias
aptlT-j unt Il, kingston lloyd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Paints, Oils and Glass +!

TX KEGS. pure White Lead--100 purs Mo-
- " bite iead-50 boxes Glass, assorted sizes.
Also. Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
yellow, Whiting, Yellow Oehre, Black and Red
Lead, Verfhillion Red, Lamp Black, Lihsoed
Oil Nc. IT.. For sale by
nov 40 AHGUtEH N LANoUE.
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FLAIR AMI Icra.

90 BBIS. flour: so kegs Land Just re
~ eeiytsd and Tor sale nv
meey IA. M0yrAN, ST., Eassv 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice

Succession Of Mary H. Allison, lete widow
Montgomery dec'i-@
A IL persona having claims against the estate
n Of deed will present them duly authentica.
hAito the The undersigned administrator, or to my at
tofney A M Dunn Es1 af Baton itnnse,
apFt7 ct JAMES H. MYERS. kdm'r,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Glass Ware

~UsT rtrsived per steamer Buckeye from Pitts.
burg a very extensive ASSIGNMENT of Glass
Wsfe, consisting In part Of lates style Glasses.
tumblefs, li1uof vases, Candle holders, Preserve
Vases, Dacantsrs Sail cellars. Casters, Solar chim-
neys. Geblets &c, &c. A. BONNECAZE.
Jujy DIV,
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A E'TE conduit aa Depot a Batou Rouge, Won.
IN dredi Mars 90, ste la gaole de Greensbnfs
dams rettc Etsi. un oegrc homme que 80 nomma
rom ct dit quill appelienent 4 Ia Veave Hays
aupres de Fort Adams, Fiat de Mississippi, IL dit
,enr. agS d'enyiron 4o aus, le propriataire est re-
aus dc So coniorne 4 Ia loi, ct 10 retirer.
apr3 q III, ODoM COOLER.
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Night school.

Corner Of 81. Hippoiae & Church Streets.
PROFESSOR A. Harrison respectfully informs
parents who may desire their children to
receive a thorough english and french. as well as
a classical education. that his school still contin-
ues open for the reception Of pupils. mar271m