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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Fiat de In Observation-Disclosures
DIST Baton Rouge

TIM CONSEQUENCES dune Proclamation
IL lance par son Excellence, Joseph Walker,
Gonverneur de fEtat lie 10 Louisiana, une Elec-
zion sere tent dams cette paroisse (Est Baton
Rougel LtfNDt, lie Creme jour de Decembre
procnain. 1851, &c Jour etant lie quatrieme Lundi
du dit mois, enfn d'elire uh Gouyerncur, Lieu
tenant Gouverfleitr, I'm Secretaire d. Etat, un Ayo-
cat General, IN Trdsorier d'Etat, ct I'm Surinten-
dent dedication publiqIe, pour ser ii pour le
temp IKE pas Ia loi, ct aissi pour elire un Sena-
teur pour lie district composite DIES paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge ct Livingston, ct deux Represent
,nnts, pour reprdsente cette Paroissc dams Ia Lee
~gislature d. PEiat.
Ia dite Election scra tenu CONNIE suite, sa-
voir:
A Ia maison de Cour dams la willie de Bato,,
Rouge. preside par MN. John X. Dufrocq, e. w.
Christine ct ]. w. Jones.
A Ia maison De Mie. Townsend, au PLANES,
preside par NM. Henry G.. Youn $. w. New
portet William Lowell.
A Ia maiscn dejMtle. Greanwell, pres du Sandy
Creek. preside par MN. John Il. McCaa, James
Cooper ct William Kelly. sa
All Fottrchet tu Chetnin pres lie la maison DE-
H. B. HARRISON, Esq, preside par NM. L VIM
nett, Conmissaires
les Polls seront tenu on, err depths 0 heures
du matin, jus qn'a 4 henres de l'apres midi.
La dite election devra etre condaite ct les re.
tours devront ,en etre fats par les cominissaires,
oinsi que IL reqaierent Ia Constitution ct les lois.
Donne sous ma signature ~oficielle, IL 27eme
jour de Novembre, 1859. H.v. BABlN,
nov 81 Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
State of LOuisinmss - InAlskA ~
East RatOm Rouge.

~H LtH0 -.
IN OBEDIENCE toa presentation issued BY
i his Excellency, Joseph Walker, Goyeriioa q
The State of [,opisiaila, an ELECTION will be
held n this parish tEast Baton Rongel on
MONDAY The 27th Of December next, 1902, Il
being the fourth Monday of said month, for the
purrsse III ~eieeting n Governor. Lieutenant Goys
.t.l0or, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
State Treasurer, and sap ,riniendsats Of Public
f.ducution. 10 serve foi the time iixed BY law
also 10 elect one Senator from the district com.
posed OF the Parishes of East Baton Rouge and
Livingston, and two Representatives, to repre-.
seut this Parish. in the State Legislature.
Said election 10 be held as follows, to witt At
the Court House in the city Of Baton Rouge.
presided by Messrs. John X. Duirocq, @. w.
Christine and /. w jones.
AT tho house Of Mrs. Townsand's. in the
Plains, presided by Massrs. Henry q. Yonny, 3.
w. Newport, and William Lowell
Al the house of Mrs. Greenwelrs, near Sandy
Creek, presided by Messrs. John F. McCaa, Jas.
Cooper and William Kelly,
AT the Forks Of ~ Road, near the house Of
~. B. Harelson's, Esq. presided by Messrs. |.
Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon. and VIM. l..
Burnett, Commissioners.
The Polls to be kept open from Q o'clock, Al.
NJ. until A o'clock, =. NJ. Said Election to be
conducted and returns thereof made by the Com.
missioners. in all respects, according 10 The provi-
siois of the Constitution and Laws, In SUCH
cases made aud provided.
Given under my hand officially. on this 9th
day OF November, 1852. n. V.-BABlN,
nov 81 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
LN, COPPER AND SHEET Iron
Ware fa ctOry.
steam Boiler MannfactOry.

TT Baronne Street. befiven Poydras z Ierird Sc
ss5A Nfp OtIeaus.
TNHE undersigned having had long experience
Il in the business, will devote their whole at
tet,tion to the manufacture Of fued, cylinder, low
pressure and locomotive boilers also eiarifyers. IT.
ters. iron iuice.boxes. tisterns and iron work of eve
~ description. They will guarantee Tie material
used by them to he Of the very hest and the WORK.
rnansl,ip not 10 be excelled willie their prices will
always he reasonable. a d
- Experienced workmen sent to the country 10
10 repairs On the shortest notice and most reasoiIa
BILE terms. Hstf go 59fFa8
We invite planters and others TO give us, a call
and examine our work before going ~lseNlere
The undersigned nre nlsu authorized IT, sell and
nut mp the celebrated, Faher's Magnetic Winter
Gn1ge. tile safest water Indicator now il nse.
All orders addressed III MS will meet with prompt
attention. apr3y. H~OL.SrBERRY 81 FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
a NewNdttion Of Martins Reports.

The undersigned having now In press q new edl-
ton Of MARTINS REPORTS, Including the new
series. with notes Of reference 70 snbseqrent decis-
sio1s Of the Supreme Court, up to the Seventh Vol
ums Of the ANNUAL REPORTS references 70
tie Amendments 70 the Constitution, Statutes, md
Civil Cole und Gods Of practice, since those dseis.
ions were rendered. Compiled BY Thomas Gibbs
Morgan, Esq, Counsellor at Law. M
1I,is work has been got up with great labor and
research, and IL il hoped, will be found to merit the
patronage Of tile profession. No alteration Of The
original have beefi made, except to correct typo
graphical errors ; and, In sonc instances, by ndding
marginal notes Of points decided. but moi noticed by
the reporter.
The high character Of the Cont during the time
embraced in IIlese volumes the great Number Of
eases. involved In the most important principles oy
lle civil law, ar il obtained prior TO the acquisition
Of Louisiana, and subsequently. which are passed
upon the learned and able breifs Of the .cotnse-
then Mt the bar-renders this work Of The greatest
Importance In al those States nnd Territories tori
merly under the Jurisdiction Of Spain. willie a. the
same time. the notes afford a ready reference to the
subseotsnt adinlications of tho Supreme Court Of
this State.
The original twenty volumes. comprising NIL the
easps Of tho Supreme Court Of Lutfisinta, from lsOf
to 1898, viii be published in TEN VOLUMES
price to subscribers Five Dollars per volume, anu 70
non.sr,hscrihers Six Dollars per voluune-casliin all
coses, Neither expense nor labor will by sfatred 10
make The work in every respect worthy Tie patron.
aae Of The profession. It will be published cotiiplete
and ready for delivery, in this city, by the ist Of NOV.
.mber next. Subscriptions will BY received until
lie first Of January 1853.
It is tic intention Of the publisher to follow 1t up
witt, a new edition Of the LOUISIANA
.otel IN the same manner, and also 70 publish new
editions Of the CIVIL CODE and CODE OF PRAC-
rlCE. In the latter work it is proposed TO publish
The original text entire follow each article with tie
statutory amendments entire, and the decisions OF
the Supreme Court upon each. by reference to the
volume and page. I.
Eacl, work will require great labor and care and
M they will he executed under the immediate super
vision OF tho anno.aior Of Martins Reports, think
,bsv cau be SAFELY commended to the especial atteii-
tion IL lie N II, progress has already
been made in these works, and they will be publish
cd as speedily as may be compatible with the utmost
j. b. STEEL, Publisher.
go Camp st. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
SUNDRIES.
DeBOW,s
Industrial Resources T. Progress

- OF THE
|SOUIHEkN d WESTERN STATES.
In thyea tar pr aul rLoxe/z/ ,,r;,,te,i s,o1.
- .u '" a.
nHteS, SHslM rye. aOH0fc c0eHnt' hnH1-
sOMc Dyinf. 71u3,fy anil bilUipg.
fps.,r, J;a..t a.J j. y u.,a.t ~ u. 4, ..,....... -
II. n.e.. s b. n," - 4, % . $3.50
- III aaTs4"t - 9fo'oi 1'.oo pu' soaunie.
1EolhopSoi supplying we large ana contin-
- uaiiy increasing eefnaIll ior The complete Sc
ret ~ ie keUicip, ~ ~ volumes now exhausted,
and which II would require q very large outlay 70
relirfni, tile editor hus betli Induced 70 mike Il sclec-
ton OF all the IMPORTANT ard valuable palers c1fl-
taiiled In them from fie begitiiilg, coptieiisiilg. ie-ar-
ranging and completing 10 shie, aud throwing the
subjects aftei the manner Of the encyclopedias, in
to alfiiabrticnl order. IN this nanter everytlIin Of
interest aud iilirt,rtal.rc viii be preserved in a con-
rco,ent torn .tor. rsterenfei and the volumes will
constitute tile yiilV repository Tor the shelves 81 he
hnrary. OF s'lrh Information. which by means Of the
monthly numbers hereafter will always be brought
Down to date
The volumes will embrace the gist of everything
that has appeared in the Review relating to tbs
Southern and Western States. tan imperfect index
OF which will be found at the opening OF the 10Th
volume \ to wit:
Their History. Foundation. Geography, Statistics;
Agricultural Products Of Cotton, Sugar, Tobacco.
iieinp TRAINS. Naval stores, &c.; Nc. Manufactures
detailed accounts. staiisiifs and history Of all bran
clies, Internal itnpro tefnenis. complete statistics Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
8. N. HART & co.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries. provi-
w sious, Western Produce and plantation sup
plies notwithstanding and Forwarding Com.
mission Merchants" Baton Rouge, La.
IN rcsuminr business 1t Il our purpose to purchase
supplies Of Provisions and Produce In the Western
Markets. and 10 make our sales Z exclusively for Cash.
Or satisfactory paper. al prices M low, dr lever than
the same goods caf BE- purchased for In New Orleans
with cost Of transportation.
From the Planters we soiicl, a call. and assure
them that any article they may desire IN our. line,
we will make 1t 10 their interest to ~pnrchasc here.
NJ We will purchase Of scil Sugar, Molasses.
Cotton. &C., OF will make Cash a~tlyanres on consignl
merits TO our correspondents Ia New York, philndel
plia, Pittshnrg, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville.
Memphis, 81. Louis, or New Orleans. June 49,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
NOTICE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish OF East Baton Rouge.

VTTHEREAS Edward w. Willis of said Par.
w ish has applied to said Court TO be appoii :
ed dative testanentary executor of the estate vi
his grand father William r. Willis, sealor, de-
~ sed.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested
10 shew cause within ten days. from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice why the said application
should not be granted. December 81, 1852.
l. ST. M. MORENO, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
MEDICINE. &C.
Nrw OaLsANs, goth Nov. 1852.
m, n. UL..s:ra... ,s.5 ## m y
IT TIE 4 HysNutHb uHH ET0E sT 0"1|E
G,f;ecr,s nf E0sf Hnto,, PEA, ee !.

~ GHt Il u4ttJutHb LII A4&h@#& MAES& &54%# A@4&NRE4
Caiss,s Of East Baton Rouge
Mr.. VIZ BoaEis who for several Years has
been employed in the Drug Store of the late
] ames $. Shaw. and since June last In our employ
being about TO locate in Baton Rouge for the pur-
pose of conducting the drug business, il affords us
much pleasure to iesiify to the full qualification
industry, and strict integrity oil Mr.. b.. and TO
recommend him with confidence to physicians
and families. as an accomplished Druggist and
estimable gentleman, iii whose success we will
ALWAYS feel Interested. Wishing him the sup
por! lie merits, We are,
Respectfully, your obi. serv't.
THII.GMAN Il co.
CIRCULAR.
NEAR SIRf-Having purchased The establisll-
IL ment Of Mr H. B. Vibert. on Lafayette 81.
| am prepared Ia furnish Planters, Physicians,
and all Who may favor him with their pairon-
aye, with pure and fresh Drugs and Medicines. /
have made arrangements with Northern manu-
%facturers and first importers. which enables me
to keep constantly on hand, a FUL1 and COM
rLETE assortment of FRESH DRUGS. MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. &C., as well as all the principal PAr-
EsT MEDICINES ofthe day which will be sold at
New Orleans prices on liberal terms. 5gf
The entire prescription business at the well
known Drug Store OF the late }. s Shaw. at New
Or cans, having devoived Upon me for the last
thee years, | hope 10 be able to tnefit the conf-
dence OF all who may favor ME with their pre-
scriptions or orders. Respectfully.
VIM. BOGEL@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
FALL STYLE 1852.
w. D..

COLLECTS the attention Of his patrons and the
- public generally, TO his Fall Style Of Dress
and Soft Hats. His style Is entirely new, en-
bracing tasIe. durability, beauty. and lightness,
far IN advance Of any thing ever offered TO the
public. Citizens and strangers need only give
me a call 10 satisfy themselves that it is 10 their
interest TO purchase their Hats at the Old Stand,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton Rouge, Sept. IS. 1852.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Adm illustrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors asd
~ other. inie. esled Ia the estate of AleSander
Truart deceased late uf New Orleans, La, that
letters Of administration have been granted 10 The
Undersigned Ivy the 9Th Judicial District Court OF
this Parish, dated December 9Th. 1852.
All perso,ts having eli inns against the said es-
tate are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same to the
undersigned according TO law
Dec. III. Aim, DELAROD ERIE. Ad,~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Avis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A WIS est par la pr6senie donae au creanciers
\ ct toutes au,res interessd datis Ia Succession
IAiexander Truart, ddcsdM reinforcement de la
Nouvelle Orleans Ia. que DIES lettfes d'adtninis-
tfation Ont ED accefsis "a soussigne par Ia Cour
du sixieme District Judiciaire dc cette Paroisse
eli dafe du 6 Decembre 1852.
Toites nrrsonnes d yant des raclanations
c,utre la dite Succession, dout par Ia presente no.
ti6er ties les rrescntcs an ,ioussigne coninrsne-
rnent q Ia loi. ALpHONSE DELARODERIE.
&E#s Alntiuistrata,fr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Save Your Property!!!
Fire d water Proof Paint!

Buck, Chocolate, D,ul, d Ash CHARS.
TNHE most e%ffectual, durable and cheapest
1 preservative of property, against injury by
Fire or Wafer, yet discovered.
This valuable article although discovered a
humber Of years since. and used by a few persons
enough to test its excellent qualities, as d protec-
ton against Fire aud Weather, has not till recently
become extensively knewn TO the public.
The Chocolate Is also the best article ever dis
covered for packing steam engines-or for making
putty. For sale by LARGUIER & L.ANOUE
mi0v. Corner Of lafayette and Florida streets
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25

#&-
uouNcEILoR Al LAW.
The undersigned has now nearly ready for the
press, and will publish without delay. q new edi-
ton Of the CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA,
and CODE OF PRACTICE. in Tho French and
English languages ~ Following each article will
be published the various amendments BY acts Of
the Legislature in full, and references to decisions
Of the Supreme Court upon each. COMPLIED BY
TaoMss GIBBEs MosaAr, Esq, editor Of the new
edition Of MARTINS Reports" The fact that
these works are now out Of print. would alone
Justify their republication. The profession will
at once perceive how greatly their value must
be enhanced by incorporating the statutory
amendments aud references to the decisions ofthe
Supreme Court; and Is they will Be offered It the
unprecedently low price Of FIvk DoLLAns each
to subscribers, payable on delivery, the publisher
cannot but hope that the members of the bar win
come forward promptly. and show their willing
ness to encourage him. I'D. STEEL
decd 3m No. so Camp Il, New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
AVIS
COur du Sixieme District Judiciaire
ParOiSSe dSESt Baton Rouge.

A TTENDU que Edwani W. Willis, de la dite
IA P~aroisse 4 fate application 4 la dite Coar,
pour etre nomm6 executchr tcstarentaire daiive.
do Ia succession de son grand pere William r.
Willis, senior, ,iecede.
Avis est par la rresente donnS 4 tosies person-
nrs inte rhsse. t'avoir h detlaire dams six Tours de
Ia premiere publication de ceite avis, les raisons
potir quot la dite application ne devrais pas ac-
corde. te 81 Decembre, 1852.
a.. 81 NJ. MORENO. Gr1fier,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
TESTIMONIALS.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec I, 1852. 81
We, the undersigned, practising physicians Of
the city of New Orleans, take great pleasure in
recommending Nh. WM. BoeEL as an able and
experienced Apothecary, and a gentleman in ev-
cry way worthy of the confidence and esteem OF
the public.
Chas. Mccormick, NJ. D. U. $. A. Moab
Geo. E. Harral, NJ. n.
j.. D. FENNEa, D.,
c. L. Uhlhom. N. D.. Sef@
A.. FL. Cenas, NJ. D. R. M. Graham, n. D.
p b. McKelvey. NJ. D.. Thos. Hunt. D.
A. Hester, NJ. D., Editor OF New Orleans Med
ical 4 Surgical Journal.
A.. J. Wedderburn, M. D. dec. lily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
ANrHoNY MoNTAN III. WILLIAM W. mosTAN,
M0NTAN Il BRO,
IVHOL ES.ALE IND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries and Western Provisions.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries and Western Provisions.
Corner Of Church 4 Third Streets.
Baton Rouge, La.
TIME subscribers have on hand and are con-
stantly receiving by every arrival fresh sup
niles Of g 8 seer 9 i and w este Pro-
visions, which will be sold as low as at any
other establishment in Baton Rouge.
Their stock consists In part of
CLARET, HAMS, SUGARS, PICKLES,
SOAP, coFFEE, HERRING, CLEAR SIDES,
wnlskKY, TOBACCO, BaooMs, COP FISH,
vERMIcEE.LE, BuTTTERs
THEIR liquors consist In part Of old sazerac
i brandy, Younger's Ediuburg india pale ale
Atsopp Il sons Liverpool East india pale ale.
BarcIey. Perkins & co. B. s. London Porter,
Philadelphia porter, genuine Cochoir's y cos.
champaign, Bancroit's champaign cider.
They also offer sardines, in whole or half box
es, Gaava jelly, Raisons, Citrons, Olive oil in
whole and hall bottles, pure sperm star and tal-
low candles, Clark's friction matches.
~ The above articles are of the first quality
and warranted genuine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Notice,

TINE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm OF PtKE HAIR & Co, isthis day dis
solved by mutual en-, enf. The undersigned will
continue business under tile name andsiyie Of =. M.
HART and Co. 8. Nj. HART.
June 18th. IL. Z w. a. IKE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25

K A ETE conduit au Depot 4 Baton Rouge
rtS\ mercredi. lie 90 decembre, 1859, ane ne
~ gresse, tres noir, age d'environ 90 ans,
iormr robu1te, ct ellie dit qnfeile est parti de chez
lie Col. Courtney de ouest Baton Rouge, etqu'elle
.appartient 4 Mile, Mary Nsweamb. Le proprie-
tairc est requis de sc coniormer 4 Ia loi, ct Ia
retire. j. j. ODOW,
Baton Roage, le % dec. d25 Geolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
New Goods !! New Goods /! !

IH months, has again returned to her oaeu,
old business and now offers to her friends
and patrons a more extensive and varied GsAAR
assortment Of Milinary and Falscy articles than
she has ever ha,l-ronsisting OF Bonneis, Ribbon
Laees, Gloves ,MantilIas, and a number Of other
Fancy articles too tedious to mentions all Of which
she invites attention Of purcha ers at her stand,
in The house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gnsrnan.
opposite the Markham House on Lafayette street.
Oct. 80. fet@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
G.. PICARD.
New Orleans Cheap Store;

Corner Of Laurel and Lafayette streets.
rs CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies Of
i new and seasorable Dry Goods and ready
made clothing, thought at Auction expressly for
this market) which he offers for sale al prizes to
saa The fines. He invites purchasers to give him
call. and feels convinced that they will be pleas
ed both with his stock of Goods and the prices.
March 9th, 1859. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Fresh Garden seeds.

A MONTAN has just received. and will be
"A constantly receiving throughout the year
large supplies of fresh Garden seeds and hating
made arrangements with the most celebrated gar
den proprietors In The North, such as the Shakers.
Kentucky e. Risley 4 Co. N. Y. Comsiock's
agents Connecticut &c. he will be enabled to sell
cheaper and give a finer assortment than any seed
agent in Baton Rouge. He has also, made ar
Engagements so as to order on any quantity or
quality OF Agricultural seeds or herbs. The fol-
lowing comprise a few Of the different articles.
Artichoke, asparagus, beets, beans, english
dwarf Il poll, brocole, ~cobbage of every variety,
taulihower, leek scotch, flag & london mustard;
masturtum okfa. parsley, parsnips pepper radish,
spinach, sea kaie ~fUrnHte, canary, hemp. carrot,
cheryil, celery corn salad, sugarloon. corn tusca
rora cress, curlid and common cucumber, egg
plant, endive, lettuce, melon murk and water
onion, peas, pumpkins, churburt, satisfy, squash,
tnrrIip, sage onion sets, top onions, seed pota-
toas cow peas, white beans, red beans &C..
just received a fresh supply Of Apple Butter
from the Shakers. A. MONTAN, ST.,
lust RECEIVED-And for sale low, for
- Cash @
5000 papers Fresh Garden Seeds;
s doz jars assorted Preserves;
| Dbl set onions;
25 bbls green apples;
rs boxes fire crackers; z ~ Aft
25 do buckwheat -four;
SO doz yeast powders;
rs thousand fine cigars; a
S bbls white hesns;
s do lady peas.
s boxes new lemons; aA
so lbs fresh sage;
200 doz Coles thread. all numbers;
Fine stock Of shoes all sizes.
dec IL ] w MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25

Faber,s Magnetic Water Guage.
nNE Of the se valuable inventions can be seen
" at the Baton Rouge Foundry. Steam Boat
Capisins and Planters, will do we'll to call and
procure ore wit 1out delay. We
They cannot be surpassed for utility and safety
No Sugar Planter should be witrut one.
Apply to HILL & HENDERSON Agents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
Shirts Shirts

DERSONS DESTROYS of procuring a superior ar
ticie, csn do SO by calling at the Posi- OEee
Room. where they will also find, Sc
SILK AND MORINO UNDER
SHIR rs,
NET, COTTON DRAvvE & SOCKS
For sale at less than first Cost.
= dozen silk under shirts.
3 do Morino do,
2 do Cotton do,
2 do Bieached cotton drawers,
8 do Net do
6 do black and colored Silk Cravats.
The above named articles will be sod Whale
sale or Retail az less than the first cost in New
York. JOHN C. LA NOUE.
Oct. o. Harfey House Row.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25

90 BBLS. Flour; 80 kegs Lard Just re-
~ ceived and for sale BY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25

TOALS, price reduced. The undersigned have
~ excellent pittsbairg Goals at the Foundry.
aml7tf HILL & HENDERSON,.