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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-08
; FOrestville Ferna

FOrestville Female Academy.
TINE exercise of this institution will be resumed on
/ the third Monday in July. The principal Mr. B.
VIRGINIA C. RAMSAY, of Raleigh. Pupils will be
received at any time of the and charged only
from date of No deductions will be made ex-
cept in cases of protracted illness.
Terms in English, 81, so, $40 or 1880, according to
advancement.
&c &c French, 500.
Sc Latin, 500.
Music on Piano Guitar, with use of instrument,
$500
Board may be had with the Principal at seven dollars
per month, or in the neighborhooG at six.
For further particulars address the princip Mr..
PEYToN DUNN, Secretary of the Board Of Trustees;
Forestvlle. N. c., June 18th, 1852. AZ Civ.
Male and Female School at MT. Airy.
.Nr. Mrs. WEST, Teachers, .4ssfsted by
MISS E. G1LNEn, in English, and Miss c. MCQUEEN,
on the Piano Forte.
Terms per Session Of fire months:
Elements of Algebra, Trigonometry, and
Higher English branches, 1000
Solid branches, 500
Primary branches, 600
For further particulars, please address
E. w. WEST, Prin.
Rev; ]. b. White, Pres. Wake Forest College, Rev.
T. Dodson, DR. Jones, Milton, A. Miller, ESQ. Mocksvie
Jno Kerr, Esq. Yancyville, N. Blackwood ESQ., Rock
ford, or the citizens of Mt. Airy.
July 10, 1852. eaa-5tw
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-08

L. B. WALK Err,
COME C t1Onary a nd Gro er g .,
MANUFACTURER & WHOLESALE DEALER In
CANDIES 6 BREAD, sc.
1.4LEEGA W. &.
~ Orders from a distance promptly attended to
Goods securely packed for any part of the State.
1882 Al
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-08

have had this Dress put upon my Corn Stones, and
the public that it is decidedly aGreat Inn
both in speed and the quality of the meal
J. A MCMANNEN,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-08

NOtice---Direct ImpOrtatiOns.
NV have just finished taking our inventory for the
w summer season, and find follows
number of notes and accounts due Us which should
be settled up to ls July and to which particularly
call the attention of those interested.
Also well assorted stock of
China Ware and Earthenware,
which will be ewing large additions during the
month Of August and to which especially invite the
attention Of Merchants, Those passing through Will
mington their way North would do we'll purchase
their stocks of Crockery from determined
to offer Undue Northern importers
McRAE s. HARRISS.
Wiimi ngton, July 24, 1852. "a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-28

The Of peson entered apou our books unless The
payment ofths subscription be IN advance,
Distant subscribers money by ieer the pssi,axe
on which will se paid by ou,so,s. IN M
safe Transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly DURING An
sons of Congress, and semi weekly daring
Subscriptions for period less than year be received ON
terms psoportoned 10 the above annual
-fosTMAsTER5 authorized axsals, by
sending Us DAILY sabscrbers, with encoad os RVS
subscribers, with s25 enclose orvIvz WEEKLY
SUBSCRIBERS with ai0 enclosed, viii be copy OF In
same edition ~ they furnish subscribers for, xrasis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

sZ @S
We have received from j. b. ArBH1,
Esp, Of New Orleans, Guernsey's history
Of the United States, published by CADy
e DtHeEss NJ Y. This work ID designed
for schools, and contains qtiesti otis on. The
margin for The benefit of tsaeliss. 10 hi.
swet which correctly, the pupil Np<f
have q thorough knowledge OF the ii bile
subject. This work. from the litni,eTNs.
animation which We have been able ID
give 1t, Is better adopted tn the instrnes
ton Of scholars than the works now 40
extensively used 10 the country.
The Heeotd, third mud fourth Readers.
Of IlgsnY MAspbvttLr's popular series,
published by y Appleton IL Co, N. Y.
IL interesting rs wall as instructive.
TowEn's first, second and third Read.
ers. published by Cary Il BuHaEss N. r.
ARE excellent WORKS, containing exercises
In articulation, designed lo strengthen the
organs Of speech. THIS book Is designed
for pupils IN the younger class.
TnE AMERICAN Wna REVIEW for De.
cetibef IL OH orr table direct from The
publishers. CHAMPION BEssgtI NJ. Y,
This N the leading political Review, aud
should be upn1 the table Of every meelan.
10, farmer. and politician IL Ibis conntry.
Tue WEEKLY Stare REPUBLICAN,
We hive received the frat number Of The
Weehky !Stake Repubiiean, whIel, may
he considered as the successor 10 the Gum.
Repabiic, biel, done such good
in The recent presidential contest.
The readers Of the campaign paper could
not do better than renew their subscrip.
lions TO the Weehly Repablican.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

lfes. GHe. MeMieHAHh--Tle West
Baton Rouge tH Il. us III speaking Of
tliis gentleman says .--
We Hrs personally acquainted with M.
MaMiellttsl, Hiut eHlt Hssiifts tile ptt5d jeu.
pie Of East baton Rbtge. that Il more III.
i've, efficient mid useful ineinher lIihti lie
woiild make, We knew tiot 81.
Mi, Mem ieliHei isuns Of Tie mt5st atef.
lihg aid useful men sf lie rafizIt al Div.
ihgaton lie served III The Legislature Of
1850, 4itl lie mafks Of Ills service IL lett
upon The statute loot Of o,tr siats. MIR
MeMieliAel. while il liieiniipf of the Tseuiss
lHi,afe, s.ieeeeeied hi procuring tie Ias.
saae Of All aet, which, ftinngl, local In its
eilatadtef, was Of much importance to his
constituents. tie HhllpsHiien Ut Maufipas
Island, tlitli n portion uf Ascension, 10 tile
parish Of Livingston. wins Ill net which
tlip people Of Livingston will long fetietns
l#t viii the %hi,tlest feelings for tie fifth
iil representative, who succeeded IN bring
ivy IL about.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
British Periodical Literature.

BY reference to our advertising columns win be
found the prospectus Of republieatIons-The Lon
don Quarterly. the Edtngburgh, the North
British and the Westminster Reviews, and Black.
woods Edinburgh Magazine.
ssThese periodicals are the critical cersors Of the
British scholastic and literary world. By their
criticisms, they aid readers in the selection d
standard valuable books and by the epiiomes
which they present, often obviate the necessity
Of consulting works TOO voluninous for general
examination, They fill a place which American
magazines cannot supply for they discass.topics
relating more strictly to THE affairs. political, reli.
gious, scientific, and literary, Of the continent Of
Europe. They are conducted BY the best talent
Of Great Britain and are engaged With TIE most
important questions which interest 81 agiiate the.
civilized world Whoever subscribes ii them iii
may read the ablest representatives of tho princi.
pal parties into which the people Of Great- Brit.
ain are divided.p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
4 Picture sheet Tor CIristmas.


We have received from b. II. Oar pub.
Usher Of the BRornER JONATHAN, AZ Beck.
man street, New York, the mammoth
donble-shees Christmas number ofthat II.
nowned paper. 4 Il full Of finely execu.
ted pictures, snilabls to the holiday season.
Among them the fortunes aud mlsfortunes
Of the Christalas Turkey, aud the way The
cIitistmas pudding Il made and disposed
of, stand prominent. Indeed this years
Jonathan Gems % have III Ii q richer variety
ofiarge and snowy ~sngravings than nsual,
i h very neatly printed, aud IL cheap ii
l2 cents per copy, Or ton for one dollar
winch Is the subscription price.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

For the enlightenment of the Aareests
we will speak upon this subject, which
we thought was fully understood 10 be
denounced by the Wing party throughout
the State. Ia no section has i, met favor
TO any extent ! this sae Adrecase knows.
The wings are III favor OF a repeal OF this
measure, and t they have the power, win
repeal it,
The candidates on the whig State tick
ct are known to Be opposed to this meas.
IRE, They are opposed to il nnon princi.
pie. and win do all ia their power to repeal
1t They are NOT d~oa6tfwi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Our friends IN Livingston fnay rest ma
surrd, TINT East Baton Rouge will do her
duty towards assisting them 10 roll up a
large majority for the .Yoaag Dsrnosthe.
nes," who by his eloqnence and talents is
destined to grace the Senatorial llaiI Of
our Legislature.-Adrocnke
We wonder how sehite I'D. and Iirsry-
men suit the people Of Livingston. Can
they understand tile hyfcllutia language
of the Demos,henes agistoc,acy2 Can
he from his Immediate connection with
parish, fully understand aud appre-
the wants Of It's ciiizens2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

fh.exweas's EsfSNrWa Mus,ytss fr No
vemhcr, Ia received, and although its ~peltisat
opinions are deeply infused with 1ersistns rs al
es'en, The most seaioas partisan ecald desire,
ses, 50 wi,chtng Is lis rhetoric. and W consistently
aniterm Is !, in It's en'i,repuhlican abliqaity, that
however obnoxious It's tenen,s, il i impossible iof
the reader ,ofaii Of heing charmed by the perasal
Of It's brilliant pages,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

CHeisrMAS-The good time l. coninr.
md oar little friends are requested Is GIVE
MussgtaAN--t,e coafectorer a rsf Nius
ssIaaS always has nice things f,r yoa
aboat holiday times, and my rarer than
ever Is his assortment Of cars~s,ies.
Oar friend 4. G.. LANsre mas ~s,a1e very
handsome articles, s~.ialar. aud we <nin-
pose manufactured tor tie expires purpose
"a gaft from The l,eanx to the belle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Tue Adeoesste argues that because
the parish of Livingston voted against the
adoption Of the new Constitution. Mr.. Nc.
MioneAL must be In favor of the total pop.
ulation basis. viii the rule work both
ways ?--this parish voted for the new
Constitution, aud we have II from undoubt.
ed authority. that Mr.. LAeeyis III favor Of
this. or sone other basis which will secure
to the country the balance of power over
the city. Answer
Anothef interroga,ory which we wish
to PROFOUND to Mr.. LACEY is. whether or
not he is III favor Of leasing the Peniten.
Our friend Of the Aauocate,-tlie
caadidate-may as well lay his views up
this subject before the ~people-they
be both communicative aud interest.
ing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Gro, McNioa,e,n Esq, sNp fne sesse R,s,s,
The total population basis has been adopted by a
Mhtg Conventional Is therefore 4 whip measure,
WIN 40, Geo, MeMichael sustain its Voters
hewam-aAesWte
We have had no personal consultation with
Hon, Geo, MeM.cuari, but upon Information
which we have received from his hients, We are
enabled tesay Thar he Is opposed 10 the total pop.
nla,iea basis, and will, II elected, work for a
speedy repeal oiihe measure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Amour FAcED.-rhe democrats are IN
favour Of amending the constitution (seem-
ingly,l-a shor. time since they did all
they could 10 reject L entirely
They are ii iavonr 81 Internal Improve
ments-buf d few weeks since the great
Is, cnrse which could befall@ This country
was The eli; ctaal rarryiag out Of 4 Judi.
cious system of Inter,lal improvements,
They are now III favor Of banks, think
nf 1.-THE democratic parry are crying out
They are in favor Of repeal of the to-
tai population basis-so are ctesy body
Here is their banner unftrled, and they
lrnst thar the masses # The intelligent
democrats will understand that this banner
i only to dnpe the u~ns1sspectingg, and that
they have not receeded from their form
81 ~policy-such as no Banks. lio internal
i1nprovements-no nothing. save lega-
tives.
From onr n. g. Exchanges, we
TIM the Wing cendidates 81 the State
ticket are ii tlse cily. ~ making naay
favorable and ~iaslius Impressions mon ,fs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given 10 al creditors aid
~ others Interested In the estate Of Alexander
Iruart deceased late Of New Orleans, La, that
letters of administration have been granted 10 the
undersigned by the 9th Judicial District Court Of
this Parish, dated December 9Th, 1854.
All persons having clsims against the said es-
tate are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same to Tie
undersigned according 10 law
Der. il. Arm. DELAKOD ERIE. Adm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
@aAaAaAAls@
SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, on apeounf Of his ags
i and infftnities. offers for sale. his SUGAR
PLANTATION, situated In fhe Parish of West
Baton Rottge, which IL nndoubtedly one Of the
most desirable situations on the Mississippi river.
IL IL Of good standing rich land, with ! great
deal Of good wood, such o. Ash. Cypress and
other kinds, sufficient 10 pay for the Plantation.
The land l. very high and does not require large
levies, and there IL d very 3ood one now stand.
ing en- oil The front, measuring about 900 arpsnts
superficial measure. more or less.
There Is Of, the place, q good sugar engine. 81.
gar mill, corn mill, and shout i2O arpents Of su-
gar cane. most oil DC which IL plant cane also d
Two story dwelling house, kitchen and other ouf-
bnildings--pegro cabins, corn houses, Stables,
and pigeon houses. Also aboff DO head Of slaves
Of various sexes and ages--with $40 shares oftie
Citizens' Bank Of Louisiana, and other articles.
For more particular information apply 10 J. r
Michel: af Baton Rouge. and tie price and c6ndi.
tions will be made known, which shall be rsas-
decfs.Ot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Although itiasa works IRE distinguishes | by The
political sfialips ab6ye Indicated vet hut Il ~ slt
portion If their contents IL dev6iei III tWtjiieai
Subjects. II IN their literary character which
gives tiisiti TIER elief Yalue. s1tl N iitat they
stand e6nfsssealy faf atpve ell othet %ibhtnpis III
theif eiass. Waeksuna. still nittef The tBihefiy
esfs III Christopher Nrfth. maintains Ms ancient
celebrity. and II. Al This time, unusually attract
Tvs. ffuHi The serial works Ut Bti,sef and other
literary %isisbles. written iof that magazine. ah,l
ftst appearing ~ its @eeliaiiiis both ~ tsieai Brit
ain and III re United staips. sheh works 40
'sIhe Cast6hsg aui MY New Novel, lheti, by
~jnlsefI ''tbe Green Hahd.t Katie Stewart
and gthef serials. 6i which ntiff,e tstts rival eais
tiei,s are issued BY The tealing publishers IN his
eenn' n hive 10 be reprinted BY ihese pfblisls
efs rom The pases III BIaeA wo6d. alter II has
beeti lssttsd BY Afessfs, Sent N tp. 30 Thai Sab
sefibufs 10 iie Reprint Of fiat Magazine MAJ
always rely on having The earliest fsaiing Of
These fascinating tales,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

Eh GAZETTE S-Nen IRA authorized 10
announce G Il o. M MICHAEL
Esa, of the Parish of Livingston, IA a
candidate FOR the Senate. for the Senatol
~Eal District, composed Of the Parishes .
East Baton Rouge and Ltvtnas,ah
TUE PEOPLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

~ We are authorized TO announce
THOMAS IL Lswts, OF Onelou.as for the
etiice Of associate Judge Of the Supreme
Court from the Third District,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

10 WILLIAM GAnNbff, now euiifnah
10 the Parish prison ut this plaee, cite night
last week received through, the window
ofl,is cell, q large bowie knife, with which
lie expressed bis determination to seek 4
favorable opportunity and hill The jailur.
aud make his esfape n prisoner IN the
sbitie eell tiroti tile pfetenee Ut wishing
= letter written, sought M opportunity 10
communicate this horrible pfenieditation
to The jailor Upon examining GsHrHrr,
several springs and lies were found,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

IL A MoSrAS 4 Bro, has ineorpom,
tel Ia their extensive stock of groceries,
maay dainties, suited to the Christmas
times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
our friends viii please send In
their orders for election tickets ear
" next week,

b+- since the democrats Of this parish have
shewn their fallaey fottheiF Livingston friends
che party organ Aspss that under the calamity ai
dishouer, they will soceamb 10 party influences
Wander
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18


nTHtNK, Many b tnHh voted for tt,e
rev Constitution l%,eeatise they felt that Ii
was immensely superior to the old one. Be.
citise It WINS 10 their interest and The In.
terest Of The alHte TO lava The sHlntufy
Influences continued therein peftetnatpds
that they might prosper. and their State
grow to wealth md greatness. Are the
%ilsinnarals Il, favof Of retaining these sal.
utary inilheBeesY We tlink not They
,fsee opposed. and are yst ofposea to the
new Constitution III tota.ttle proof Of
his Ia ehay Of demonstration, and Is fa.
iniliaf To every voter In the State,
Tie democrats 70 for entirety eyaa.
tftfttg. not amending The new CoDsti.
tuition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

RAcEss-Tiae races .,ser The Magnolia
course c~osasnesred on last Tuesday
the weather throaghoat tsse week Aa~
been very bad, aud We uadersiaad lie ii.
iensauce has been very slim. Ii was pro-
posed 10 postpone the faces.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

u The Gomez of Thursday las i
communication concerning siire crackers''
which we mcss heartily ea,dosse The
fireing u these crackers should IL prohib-
tied, lstors this sport Of nnlhinking boy
result in inlifious consequences 70 ills or
prsrsrsy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

sffth ttt ptsh't
H6sFHttftbHFHff
500 pounds assorted sugar anil eufdtal %aln1onlsi
100 do thiube paste. different f1av6ts.
900 do Gum dtats. letioh, pine apple, straw
berry, rise. ~.
40 do Aeidaiated Drops
90 do Ifsetises, foss, lemon, peppermint
ginger. Sc.
90 do Chocolate drops nenraneI, vanilla 6e.
100 do Stewards cream candy,
30 do burt almonds.
gJ1 do Rock eatdyi
French mottpes, NJ. Ne.
Assorted stick and ether candles by The bas OF 7T
prices
Stewards loaf and crushed sugars.
CHOCOLATE.
200 pounds Chocolate De sante
100 do do De Ia ~yanilIe:
100 dn do de Ii double ~yanilie. by the ID
or in boxes Of ig lts each.
FRUITS
A dozen assorted brandy fruits,
o 10 do Preserved do.
q do do brandy cherries;
4 DO do Fruits In their WI laiee,
D do DO stfa " berries, do 10;
Uuayfs and pine apple Jelly;
rhfistalixad fruits,
30 iotss %ttaisins. London layers,
Citfoii. e%pftants, efanheffiess BET
Apples. oranges, ltmors, Ne.
y dozen jars u Pftihes,
| gross fancy boxes, do
ktfapHffHi
900 boxes satiihesi olives and Capefsi
: French paies, Lol sief and Salmon;
Anehovies IN oil; ahchevey paste,
Worcester, HHading. Regents. Prince of Wales.
H6tl Hsrvsy cayenne pepper Z stees.
s6gefsi relish fof fish. meat. game. lie!
"a Itax tt.irs&rns1.s kiulta.E ii IL ft.4t.aI H.
Walnut, mushroom. and tomato eatsnps;
Pine apple and Gfiiyafe cheese; Olive oil,
Goshen and Western butter,
Hott shell almonds Ne
Q don Orange water D d6z French f%1asiafl
Cayenne pepper 20 boxes Heading biscuits
stfia biscuits syfups of all Hayofs by bottle
or gallon, &c.
LtgtisHs.
champagne. different bfafds,
4 dus luties old epgnaet 70 l,xs Tlsret yifr,
g lnz BOTTLES q Pale sheffy. 4 do old Sherry;
q dec Z Reserve Madeira; q do + p Madeira,
do old Port winsi Mnse#t wines Ne.
. daz MaraschiBoi i do extrats j. Absinthe.
9 do rufuepal 20 DO assorted French C6rdials.
Q do Hanizees 40 baskets Anizstts.
White and fel aHisattes by the itafrai or gajloD.
Orange. St6ughtsn, Genia aud other bitfefs, Cub
violet and Cherry Bounce.
rms w6RHs,
Sky Rockets. Roman Candles, fire Cfadkefs,
FfeGch Fire Crackers.
eiaaHs 6f THE FOLLOWING snAHbs, VIZ
In seyerita and Menssgero r~eguiias.
Guriosodad fegalia; LoHdres HealidHd;
Gabafgas Ia Dssefidn and l,endfes;
severita Londres--Narional pfsnsadoz;
Flor de Amefica-Madali6 Pfensadez;
Menegro f~qusidad, Ia Fanla, and
Plantation Cigars
Pyramids and cakes Of every variety. suitable
or parties and bails, furnished at short notice
deetS r. MUsYELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

IT, The last A3cooase contained q
"fall charge" to its democratic friends.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
eONFECTuONEHv STORE

TDfHn' Lanra aHa THifd xfx,
r HAVE Just received from New York aud NJ
Orleans, Il variety Of fahes and substantial sf-
tieias. selected with care, and intended 10 please
The eye and crafty the falaie Of The eereisipUf
and eltiqtfaAaio please The old. young and IL faft
the f1nst varied alid best ass6rtffiahts that has
ever beef, in this market Aiming which IL a
well selected stock Of the following Articles
man heads. limitations Of fruits. fishes. tieais.
fowls. earieatnfes, ne, intended fur ofntnphts
and bon beliss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

~ We ars authorized to announce
A H. II, u y MOAN IA a candidate
for h seat III the next Legislature.
II We are authorized 10 nonnae
JAM ES \. BAtL Il Y Az a can.
diiate Tor a seat Ia the next Legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
Avis dsAdmfn1sfrafeur

n Wis eat par Ii prSsenfe dome au cr1ancier.
4 Ell fotites nnffes inf6TAss6 dtus III Succession
d'Aiexander T'rslafi. decide derniefement ds /.
Nouyelle Orleans Ia. que DIES lettres d'adminis
trafion ont 6t6 q ccorId al soussign6 par Ia Con-
dn sixi6me District Judiciaire do cctte Paroisss
en- date dug Decembre 1862.
Fouses personncs 4 yant des reclamations
contre Il ditc Succession, dcut Per IA p~resente mo-
uiies des Les pr6senfes al donssignG conforme-
ment 4 IL loi. ALPHONSE DELARODERIE.
administrator.
ExTRACTs-A large assorcInent of chinfs
Il flavofang extracts. sacfi a. Lemon, almond
rose, pine apple, vanilla. cinnamon, etc; aIso i
superior article Of brandy and port wine, fof
medical purposes, for sale by VIM BOYLE,
deci6 Druggisf, Lafayette a.
Tor CoLpS COUGHS, Eac-Pale ID Gui-
mauye, JHjnhe Paste, aciduIafed drops. all
~dayors, Ayre's Cherry Pectorat. Cod Liver Oh,
foT sale by VIM B0GLE,
dccIs Drugglst, Lafayette y.
ARDOIL-A superior quality winter strain
~ "a II Sf.I0 retail, also ffnseed oil, for sale
by WIN B0GLE. Druggist Lafayette u.
GUTLERY-A splendid assortment of Pocket
~ Eutierys raxofs AMI strops. lor sale BY
dis WIN. BOGLE, Druggist, Lafayette #
nERFUMERY-Frenei1s genuine Bay Rum,
bsst esd de Cologne, Vinsiere do rouge
Meen Fun, Rosiselfs Shaving Cream, genuine
Macasssr at Lilly waite Chalk salIs. nee pow
Del, ~ III ~ WIN. BOGLE,
dscI8 Dmggist, Lafayette II.
MTRACT-Coxes' extract 81 g.
pavia. sarsaparilIa and cubebs. III saIe ~
deels Wy BOGLE. DIasgist, L&fayetss \
T0BAcCO-25 boxes 5s--For ~ ~
As MSA@ THoss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL ip5'

~ We wputd any ~ ot,r Ifieiids aud
patrons, that we Ore now fully prepared
10 execute, with neainpss md dispatch,
ALL ORDERS For WORK which
may be entrusted to tia.