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THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING or
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.. JUST RECEIVED,
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BANK STATE OF NC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
BOUND MY LITTLE SON ABOUT THREE YEARS
u ago TO John Creech. His name is William Thomas
heed and he IS now about nine years old Creech has
knowledge he took my child of from this place (Ralephl
With him. and my belief is from what have heard that
nn purpose TO sell him slave shall be grateful II
generous aud charitable will aid me in recovering INV
ELIZABETH REED.
neieiRn' NJ. June g. 1850. =. 50-M
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PERFUMERY & FANCY ARTICLES.
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which will take great pleasure in showing friends,
particularly the ladies.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, n. c., April 90 1860. S2-tE
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IL .rrrr, GeSignee III, ,rn1a re cuuiue IL
lot No 3, levront ere Ytntues tmbr aiec t"Utea
les bati~scS ct anne iio ;tinns GuiSy trouvent.
lie 1r>rree dlus i'lnypntairc comrn le
lot No. =, ve,iu -e!aralncEt ct Sujet I'm" ny
i"th"quc tfct" "l !sv"ur tes minenr~. Nar;e. ~
ma, Louis l. ontrr, .'nastasr 1t Abraham i.rztl,ie,
eune rour /! de y. p n gn,torI" nfastfes,
i.tit ,ouf ccnt diatere: par 'lu /" i Mars
De ci4s c,lu.. "nnr". lie dit mnn.fnt dc sept c"n qua
pit,tr'> &Cvra cir pave ;iil> II pi"I"rt"n de
cert uusraute-d"lE S&-ie9 itH>tIr%. mnnia!lt du
cl,;rnnle sus}- func;l lurS ma iD itc rcsprctivS.
Les tros >ist> de terr", apfeH ayG;r de-
l;it sur ic rN la}i ,c.tirr tEn da dites
d. tsr"e, !e r"ntnnt v"rnt ct.acun" dos her
tiers mtnti"!1eS scroEt yendUS CONNIE suit
In rr;,rt ru ahl. /" er Mars 1851 quart le Ter
Mars 1867. un Quart lc Ter Mars 1863. ct le dernicr
quar-, j. Ter Mars 1864.
les e.its ntohiiie:s s"raEt '"ndus compliant pour
toetc de ,r':;-t ,iaStres desSuus ct
tuutes SonstneS De Ii et drssus de vln.t pas-
tres aJle L. Ter Mars 1851, les acnuereurs four
uion turs iietS eudosses.
les acll"rsrt> De Ia teFrt ct des esclares faurn-
leurS bill"ts. ptyaplrs par coupons correspon-
com,nGnaute ct Ii part des hertiers majeurs ct mi
nsurs. lesqnel> biiiets seront fats payable fof
CO du Fecord"r de cette parois>e rortant nterets
IA son de hut pour cent. par depuis echeance JUS
qu'au pa,nent pein ct final, ndo>ses Ia satisiac
ton de lAaministratrce avec hypothaque retenue
Ia terre e, les esclayes jusquau paiment final.
81 T. BERGERON,
Quest Eaton Rouge. Jan. !, 1850. D.S.
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AVIS COLLECTION. D.
ETAT DE LA LOU SIANE.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

T, n vertu dune proclamation de Fxcellncece,
T. r. c. Wicklife. Gouverneur de la Louisiana,
date du II jour de ,anvier 1860, election sera
anue lundi lie Come jour de Fevrer proclaim, 1860,
pour elire Juge Assocer de la Cour Supreme du
:nd District de rEtat susdte pour rcmpr la vacance
"ccasicune par la gnation de Honorable James
L.. Cole Juge Assocer du dit district pour lequel
cete paroisse fait pare La susdite election
tenue sommc suit:
Au acourci-a la rlaison de Uzelen Raffray-
Heb"rt, Viieneuve Tuillier
ct Marcen Doiron.
Au bruly landing cafe de Tras. Bourg Co..
Commissiunaires-Felix Hebert Frank Williams ct
Frame \. Woods. .r= 'es
4 la maison de Cour de cette paroisse-
Commits ionaires-Alexander Barrow, F. R. Allain ct
Ii. j. Iyams. t.4+
A J.obAels Store-au m gain de J. F. Tacneau-
ronimissionaires-Louis s. lobdell, B. ". Clarke ct
J. I. Tacnegu.
Au Bayou Poydras-a l'Ecole du ome District
Commi>slonalreS-i. S. Flynn, Edouard Nurlin ct
Jose, h Reauchamp-
Ie scrutin cha~u'un des susdits precincts
tenu ouyert de heures A. NJ, jusqu heures P. u,
cction devra etre tenue. ct les retours devront
fats ans que lie requierent la constitution ct les
lois ayant rapport. WM. WHITE,
Ou st Baton Rouge Jan. 21. 1860. s; Sheri9.
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EsclaVes.

!. Sam. Negro homme, age de cinquante neuf ans.
2. Svrus. nee-e homme, age de eng nte- -un ans,
8. William. negro l:omme laramie quatre ans,
4. Harry negro hommn. age '!eg guarante neuf ans.
5. norville. negro h"mme. age de- trente-un ans,
6. Henry, negre homme. age de trentesx ans,
=. George, d, charpentier. d" trente-un ans.
s. Paniln, ne-re hnmme. age de yingt-sept ans.
g. John, do forger"n, age de ving;:t sept ans,
TO- Jean, blesse d un main. age de wing sept ans.
H. Edward, negre homme, age de vingt-h ans,
L. De,au neyre mme. are de dix-neuf ans,
l3. Ben negre hnmma. age de vngt ans.
IL. Rosette, irmme agee de qnarante qnatre ans,
Is Ellen femme. agee de vi:gt-neuf ans, ct ses
quatrc e,ians. >avor:-
l. Philonene age neuf ans,
=. Fave age.e scit ans,
8. Francois age de eng ans ct
4 un eniant.
Is. Mathilde, negrette, agee de ans,
II. Mart. a, nesrcSse. age de vingt huit ans ct
ses trois enfans, savor:-
l. Joe, age de ncut ans,
2. Philippe, age de quatre ans.
3. Islam, age de deux
IS. Zelia. negresse, (maladive) agee de vingt-cna
ct trois elf,ns. savor:-
I. bill, age de neufans,
. Pecky agee de trois ans, ct
8. Daniel. aye de cing ans.
l9. RO>ale, negresse. agee de yingt-trois ans ct
deux enf,ns, savor:-
l. Jnso, (afliec) age de trois ans,
9. ct un enfant
20. Patsy. negresse, agee de rnst hut ans ct ses
trOis en- ans, savoir:-
l. Jimmy. age de sept ans !
2. Victor. age de quatre ans,
8. ct un petit en.alit.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In matter of the Succession of Joachim Daigle
deceased. No 53a
DY VIRTUE of a Commission directed to the Sheriff
ID of the parish aad State aforesaid from the aore
mentioned District Court. in matter o. the above
cesson of date the 5th day of January 1900 will be
Offered for sale at public auction, to the last aud
highest bidder, the premises in this parish,
Thursday, 10th day Of February,
property. belonging to the succession Of Joachim
D,iyc, deceased. to- wit:
lst certain tr act of land situated in this parish
at forty arlents from the river Mississippi whereon
The deceased resided, cultivated and established
sugar Plantation measuring 42s arpents. front
public road. with the depth thereto belonging be
tween parallel nes bounded above by llnds Of John
E,aptiste IaRauve. and below by those of Ra phae
Hebe-t, with all the buildings and improvements
hereon.
ID. Another tract of land also situated in this par
sh measuring three ~ arpents, front with the depth
thereto belonging containing about thirty nine (39)
superfciai arpents. bounded above by lands of B.
Pevronn.. below by Molasonviile. in front by lots
now. lately belonging to Marin Blanchard and
widow TAI lor and in the rear by lands of J. b. La Ba
,io. e with the i'm rovements thereon.
3D. And another tract of la"d also situated in this
parish at Eichtysix arpents from the rivr contain
ny one hundred aud sixty superficial acres more or
less bounded above by lands oc 7. Bird and below
by those of Raphael Hebert with the improvements
thereon.
Moreover the following named ami described slaves
on and attached the Plantation above described,
70 wit:
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Terms Of Sale.

The slaves to he sold one ten II cash the day of
sale aud the balance payable in f,ur equal install!
m"nts th" first day o. March of each of the years
1851 1862. 1875 and 1854.
The tract Number / as per Inventory or the
plantation and tn. swamp lands described in the
Inventory Number g. TO be sold together Will, all
the Improvements and appurtenaEccs thereon aud
thereuutO belonging.
The tract described as Number in the inventory
to be sold separately and subject to a acit most
gage existing in favor CT the minors Marie Emma
on $, Leontinf. Anasta ie and Abraham Ieeune
i>Sne of the marriage of Ileonore At aud ti!e
l-ejeune, dec d. Ter the Of sevea hu drei and
tourte dollars. with per cent interest per annuln
due on the 2lst Of Ma 7ch If each wear said amount
OF seven hundred and our.e dullars to be paid in
the prorortou ot one hundred and f,r.y-two 81 100
dollars due etc of the above named at their
respcctis maturites
The three above described tracts of land (after
deductng the amount coming to each Of the shave
hamec minors in the purchare price of Of said
tracts. 10 be sold the terms and conditions as
follows. to wit: Tine fourth payable the first OF
MarchI66l. one fourth IN th" fr-t of March 1862,
ne fourth on the frst Of March 1868 and the last
1894.
The movable effects to he sold ash fr al, sums Of
twenty Iollars and under and for al; sums over
and above said amount payable on the 1st of March
1861. The urchasers to furnish their notes salts
factor,ly endarseA.
The purchasers to furnish their notes for the Land
and Slaves, payable in Coupons, e>poniing with
tie shares of the surviving yrnlor and partners in
community and the shares of each Of the aior
heirs and minors hei.s-all of which notes to ,e
payable at the office the Recorder Of this Parish
bearing interest at the rate of eight 1er cent per
tnnum fom and after maturity till paid, to b en-
dorsed to the satisfaction If the Administrative AMI
mortgage retained on the Land and Slaves until full
and inal payment thereof.
T. BERGERoN, S.
West Baton Rouge Jan. !. 1880.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
DY virtue of proclamation Of His Exce,lency
ID Robert c. Wickle, Governor of the State Of
lo olisana of date the 18th OF January 1860 order-
ing election be held on Monday, the Goth day OF
February next ls6o-for the purpose of choosing an
Associate Justice of the Second Supreme Court Dis.
rict If sal State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of the Hon. James L. Cnle Associate
Justice for said District of which this Parish forms
part. n.g Z. Ees Efs1el. q5E sfS3e. gisgS q 4
For Cut of precinct at the house Of Uzelien
Rafrai- aa -.+
Commissioners Javier Hebert villeneuvs Tull.er
and Marce!in noiron. ri
For the Court House precinct, at the Court
House .f
Observation-Disclosures Barrow, F. R. Allain
and II. J. Hyams.
For Pruly Landing precinct at the Coffee House Of
Tras- Bourg Co..
Conln,iss' 'oners-Felx hebert Frank Williams and
Frame A. Woods '-. 44
For Lobdell Store precinct, at the store of J. F.
Tacheau- ~
Commissioners-Lonia S. Lobdell, B. W. Clark kand
J. F. Tacneau. sasss
For the poydras precinct, st the School House Of
he 2n1 School Bistrcr-
Commits sioners-Hugh s. Flynn, Eda>exa urdu
and Joseph Beauchamp.
The polls at each precinct to b kspt opeA from .
O'clock, A NJ, until O'Clock P. NJ Said election to
be conducted and returns to be made by 81 d Com
misioners. in all respects according to the pro-
visions of the Constitution and laws in such
made and provided
WI. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge Jan 10Th. 1860.
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New Livery Stable,

(NASTlE X kf AN. having purchased the we'll known
~ Stables on Third street formerly owned by Rob
ert Beal beg leave to inform the publ generally,
that as soon practicable. they intend to fit vi,
their establishment in a manner not to be surpassed
by any other Livery stable in the South. They Will
nave a rev supply of carriages, Buggies. and oter
ehicles. as well as Garage Buggy. and Saddle Hor
Sin fact every nlmodation Tor velers PIE,
ure parties. and Others be had and
satisfactory rates HENRI 4. CASTLE,
4 MILTON KEAN
Having sold to Messrs Castle h Kean the Livery
table on Third street, known as 81 Bea's Livery
ttble.'' ! take this method of recommending my
successors to mv patrons and the travelling cnmmu-
ly believing that they will give full satisfaction to
al their customers.
ROBERT BEAL
Baton Rour". La, April 23 1852
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The Baton Rouge Cheap
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
OVER MR.. ASHER'S STORE,

rs the place 10 get fine picture one that will not
L fade, .,...-...
Rouge a I'd vicinity for their liberal patronage, and
promise to continue to use all our skill in taking
GooD PICTURE and at FAIR PRICE
Our fl leads are invited to call and examine speci.
mems at anv time. If the pictures taken gal
lery are not superior to any taken in other Galleries
in this CITY, we do not ask your patronage If they
are it is to your advantage to give your patron
age.
We shall endeavor to please friends.
Cal, and US over Asher's Store, Lafayette
Street Baton Roupe.
January 26th 1850. L. 7. DAVID
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Moblier.

Fanny, mule, Rosa mule,
Nancy, mule, Julia, male,
Dave, ch. val, Tom. cheyal
Stephen. cheval Charley cheval,
Lash, cheval, George. cieva1.
Jim Crow. ch val. Bright ct Buck bneufs de
tire. Une pair ditto Jolly ana SPOT. Trois vaches
ct Tn lot de moutons. Tn lot de cochons
Tn lot char, cites Tn lot de charrues. Tn lot
de haches. Tn lot de pees ct pocheS Tn lat lie
bois DE- chaulTage. Tn lot de mas paille. Tn lot
de fon Fonrniture de mason ct de cuisine.
Viugt Actions dams le cemin de fer de Baton Rouge
Crosse Tete Railroad lomnany
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Coope,agc: Cuupernse

Co"peiagc: CoOpernse!:
THE UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
L Landing OF this parish. is fully prepared to
irnish planters and others with HOGsHEADS BAR
Rf.LS ard HALF BARRELS, which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular.
&9~ ALL orders received and promptly attended to
A Stare of patronage is respectfully solicited "a
PHILLIP BAUER
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de Guest Baton Rouge.
couR Du slxIEME DISTRICT.

tCIR DC SiAlEME DISTRICT
Dams Iaaare de Ia Succession John Russell decides
No. sol.
I TTESDU gu Richard HanraI an, enregstre un
n corpte Froviso!re de Administration dams
II dite succession-
Avis ct par presentes dome que toute opposi.
ton esale rhomologation dd dit Compte; soft en-
resitre dams lie bureau du Grefer de c-tte paroisss
dams les reutejours qul suiyront la premiere pubi
cation de Get avis.
W. b. CHAMBERLIN.
Bureau du Greifer Jan. 10th 1850. Grefier. y
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x22al)1'OCed
Nas Eight Apparatns

of which have the testimonials Of Gov r. c. Wick
LIFE, and of Messrs Berlin HIIDREss Sergeant at
Arms OF the Senate, and J. II. lERAlrA Sergeant "a
Arms of the House. who saw
Your Improved tas Light Appa -atus as ap-
i,ed to the Safe House. is admirable in all its ar
engagements, and all that could be es =
have also the testimonials Of l;r Jrn,- TERKIys
Of East Baton Rouge. and W. w. rvoH of Assumo-
tt"n, who have my apparatus attached to their su
gar housas: which would like sugar planters to ex-
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As- Address allletters to r. R. Tighe, Baton Rouge
La, and they will meet with promt attention