Sugar planter. [volume], March 15, 1856, Image 3

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.NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TakILe Nolecek:
Au . Payers of this P l akre hereby notified
L their State and Ph Tsaes of the year
mIhtý..hndred and lftyfivereOnw due. a.id that
le--te ame shall be paid at the Sheriff's office
ithes thirty as from this date, I shall proceed to
.ildthbe same accordiag to law.
o. W. P)OPF
. March, 8. , Sherilf.
-- t ARLES RUSTONY.
_.AKrSmiTINt ANSD WACG..O
1i3AKIN[. Ploughs made ann
. I.4 Brged and other repairs
o 'etblt shorteJ notice. hore.
dbon done with the gretest care and despatch.
WAll wo'r done by him shalibe equaltothatdone
at ,oether eanbliame s in the South.
S, ul... np larts a .wsr on hand tor sale.
H oM ai t st. a Michel, West a Baton Roue.
-mtch 1.
BUILDING LOTS! BUILDING LOTS!
aadersigned offers for sale in building lots, the
Sqaare of ground oppositethe Ferry landing. in
this p1rh, t suitable terms to purchasers. P'ersons
,ileos of purchasing, should avail themselves of thtii
opbtieu a" .apply to W. W. Ksinsir.o. or hig
o BSCRIBER begs leave to inform the citinzen
ot East and West Baton ctatge and lberville.
tent be has opened a BOARtING IOUSE at the Ferry
Ltdie of this parish, where visitors. an at all time.
prs't .I.IN..G and lEFRFSi.lE-N'"
h. lt Jal n MHAW, V5" KLEN.
House, -ign, .carriage,
AND
ie undersigned. having removed his etablishment
t the Ferry.landing, West Baton Rouge, and
r.ctluillY asks a share of tour patronage.
All work entrussted to him will he promptly attended
is: sad he trusts that his we!l known experience in
siaers will be received an a guarantee that every
ihing in his line will be done to the satesfactiou of tlhoe,
playing him. ,rices moderate.
feb.15 FRANCIS MIECKI.FN.
.i~htm . ..,.. .,
AUCTIPON STORE.
iCHOPI.Nt 00., respectfully in mbom their fnends
n. ad the public, that they have opened an AUC
TION STORE, at Baton tRogp on Church st., opposite
C. A. MSatta's store. whep they will sel goods of all
inds, ad the latestr bion, suh as Silks, Embroi
deries, Calicoes. ready made Clothing Ae.
They will sell at auction twice a week. that is on
MONDAYS and SATURDAY.
GOds entrusted to their care will be sold to the
bet advantage. Terms CASH.
Dissolution of Partnership.
71g frm of V. F. Tersrao bCo., was dissolved be
I Ustleo eam the 31st December, 1s66. Thme bu -
as wHill be sentlamed by W. F. Tunnard on his own
aeant. The name ofthe firm will only be used in
the settlment of secounts. W.F. TU)ARD.
W. F. TU~fCARD.
A. D. H lENBERG.
aton Roune.-Jan. 2, 1856. o
J. Firfe. - WU. F. TUINARD.
J. PIPER & CO.,
gVOUI FURNISHIERS &, CABD
INET MAKERS.
. yI EPAtWLL announce to the citizens of Baton
Ious and vicinity, that they are prepared to
sulply l demands In the Cabinet. Frnuiture. Under
takin and HouseFarlishing business. and are now
reesiel dirtet front New York and Cincinati,
Mahogany and Black Walnut Bedsteads,
cking and Parlor Chairs,
si deboartd,
WashstanLds,
Bok C'a..es.
China and G(;las lower Vases.
. Tea Betts,
. Presentation Cups & Saucers.
Toilet Sts.
Bottles.
Bohemian Toilet Bottles,
tlaes Ware,
Toy Tea Bett.,
ioll..
Marbles.
Toy 'Vases ec.
Fish and Pie Knives.
Soup and Gravy ladles,
Pugar .ie-op and Si.ter.
Butter Knives. Salt ,ponoms,
Disner and Deiert Forks.
do do and Tea Sponn,
'ain. Fancy.('ut an I Presed Glass ware,
China and Crockery,
llaited astlorn.
Cake I~askets,
Forks.
Plain and Figured Matting.
Floor Oil-Cloths.
Crockeryn an- China Wgre,
Pier and Mantle Glasses,
Gilt Mahog.my Frames,
SCooking Stoves and Grates.
Wool, Willow, and Hollow Ware,
Mantle and OMice Clocks,
Stoves and Grates,
ebb. 16-y
FOR THE TOILET.
I bave, and ofer for sale upon advantageout terms,
a very superior stock of
PFANCY AND TOILET ARTICLEE.
FOR GREY HAIR, I HAVE
Cilman's Htr Dye. Cristodoro's Hair Dye,
Bacheler's "' nouden's ' "
Black Pomade, Bousseh's Liquid Hair Dye
0ID IMPROVING a BEAUTIFJLVG THE HAIR,
I have
Sbrry'sTricepheroue, Lyons Katharion.
Bgle's Hyperian Fluid, Phalops Hair Invigorator,
Jayae's Hair Tunic, Loudie's Oriental H. Tonic,
Old0rge's Balm Columbia, Beef Marrow,
Alexander's Trieopherasw Bear Grease,
Philcomb and Stick Pomades.
BR 2DE EKIN, IHAVE
ill white, - en Fun,
Tn nePowder, Plhk Sancers,
Amadine, cold Cream.
FOR THBE TEETH, THERE IS
Charteal Paste, lacrous Tooth Wash,
Roes Tooth Paste, Orris Tooth Wash,
PERFPMERY.
I have a complete assortment
Cele·ne" amart and Plnts. "
By Water, Cntironella Water,
Florida Balm of a thonsand Flowers
Extraet U ppe.Ten, Extract Jocky Club,
Hew mown Hay, Patula,
ay Flowers, {, Crystal Palace,
ask, " Magnolis,
Ambrosial, " Verbena,
Mille Flower. " Sweet Shrubs,
n qut Victoria, Boquet Jenny Lind
" Caroline, " Essence.
L EXas B O
A ACTIlFrL ASSORTMErNT OF SOAP
OFB5R R , IAIJO HAVE A VARIETY,
UNalNic , r p, oth Bashes,
WItewash " Paintind Varnish Barshes.
winr Aromatic Vnegar,
StPocket Inkatands,
...c ytckslkin Ps.rs p,
S acM a Guy pka , Gum Elastic Balls,
y ed Gl othe lo Water,
-AE.D
it h c Paintiand Vniah ll of which I.
H. T. WADDIILL
Sard rer of Church and ThIrd .ti.
Baton Rtouge.
A. MONTAN & BROTHER.
Just Received.
100\' BBL. FRFE.H CURRENTS.
1 case GENOA CITRON.
I10 xes CII)ER.
1 bbl. DRIED APPLE2,
10 boxes M. H. RAISlNS,
20 14 boxes
2 dozen SHAKER PRKSERVES.
2 " FIESH TOMATOES, in cans.
2 , , I'EACHES
2 ' IPRUNES, dried.
2 LESION SYRUP
4 FRENCH FRUIIS, In their own juice.
4 ' YANKEE "
4 BRANDY FRUITS.
1 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
4 NDRWtODI'S PICKLES, gls, pts, qts.
4 WORRI.LL & PLEAS Pickles do.
10 . . K. LEWIS & CO.'S " do.
4 " CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S In q'ts.
10 OLIVES,
10 " CAPIERS,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE,
4 dozen IO.iSTIRS, in cans.
4 " SALMoN.
1 " EI'PPER SAUCE.
20 M" USTARD.
5 cases FANCY CANDIES.
A5 " ROCK
1 dozen B)KER'S BITTrRS.
1 " WALNUT KETCHiUP.
4 " TOMATO
4 " GOULEY BITTERS.
Just received per steamer "Mr sic" and for sale by
A. MONTAN & BRO.,
jan 5 Corner Church and Third streets.
Hanms Shoulders and Sides for sale by.
Jan 5 A. MONTAN & BRO.
CoW.ie..
10 sacks RIO COFFEE.
10 " JAVA
2 " MOtCIA "
For sale by
jan 5 A. MONTAN & BRO.
M aceidrel, Herrings, die.
10 kits NO. 1 MACKEREL
10 bble NO. 2
10 kits ROE HFnRING,
2 bbls. -
2.5 boxes DRIFJI HERRING,
600 lbs. COD FISH,
500 boxes SARDINES.
For sale by
jan 5 A. MONTAN & BRO.
JOSHUA BEAL.
jiotrn, Oats, Hay aed Bran.
'200 bags PRIME OA'IS, new crop.
150 " CORN.
100 " BRAN.
100 BAIES HAY.
In store and for sale by
jan 5 JOSIIUA ILEAL.
H alf Barrels St. Louls Flour.
50 halt barrels ST. IOUIS FOUR, in store and
for sale by
jan 5 JOSHUA BEAL.
Northern Potatoes.
1 20 barrels fine large Northern IRSIH POTATOF.S,
just received and fuor sale by
jan 5 .IOS1I.A BEAL.
English Wanauts.
200 pounds fine ENGLISH WALNUTS, also a fine
variety of other kinds of nuts at retail by
jan 5 JOSHUA BEAT.
1 ise Chewlhg Toba.eo.
A large stock of various brands of fine CHEWING
T.BACCO, jvst received and for sale by
jan 5 JOSHUA BEAL.
400 Just received 400 bags prime White CORN.
an 5 J~OSH.UA HEAL.
F or ('ow Ieed.
SColb and ('urn Meal, a splenlid feed for cows and
st..ck generally. Price 80 cent. per bushel.
.jan 5 JOHItUA HEAL.
L andeth's (trdele seeds.
A large anE well rseteel stock of Iand.eths eel
ebratel Garden seeds, just received and for smle be
jan 5 JOSHUA tA..
C.ape lame.
100 barrels of this superb Lime now in store
and for sale by
jan 5 JOSATA HEAT.
lresh trGaad (orn Meal.
The un.lerigned havn," in operation a Steam
(irn Mtill. keeps on hand at all times a good supply of
Cove Meal chopped feed and llomony.
jan 5 .IOSHUA hEAL.
20 dozen BROOMS, just on hand from St. Louis
ant for sale by
jan 5 JOS1II'A BEAI..
Trlinter Lard Oil.
A choice article for sale at retail at
jan5 JOSHUA BEAL.
sabolted Plour.
S50 barrels UNBOI.TEII FLOUR for Graham bread,
just received and for sale at retail by
jan5 JOSHUA BEAL
DOUGLAS C. MONTAN.
ardware I Hardware I I
Having removed to the stand formerly occupied
I, by Joshua Beal, and having received large accessions
to my stock, I would solicit persons in want of Hard
ware, Wood and Willow ware, House Furnishing, &c.,
to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
jan 5 D. C. MONTAN, Church street.
teves I S2tves I
S A large supply of small Franklin. Coal, 3sizes;
Diamond, Parlor, Oval, Cannon-ball, half-oval, prize
premium cooking, Cresent, four hole, Mayflower
small and large; Darge wood, Kentucky dwarf, Cook
ing and Heating Stoves.
June Grates, semi-fronts, whole fronts, Gothie,
square and plain ditto on hand, and for sale low by
jan 5 D. C. MOFTAN, Church street,
Ceontere .
Two with large drawers and one with shelves
underneath for sale low as they are In the way.
jan 5 D. C. MONITAN. Church street.
oHrse Collars and Hllames
On hand by
jan 5 D. C. MONTAN, Church street.
Sagar or Cotton Seslea.--One pair beam scales,
S suitable for weighing cotton or sugar, for sale at
a bargain. Apply D. C. MONTAN, Church st.
feb. 2.
Cooking Stovee.
Masonic, Eagle, Sultana, Eclipse, Meteor. For
sale low, at [feb.2] D. C. MONTAN.
0hovels and Tongues.
ingle and ful setts, cosisting of
FIRE BRASSI.,
STEEL SERPENTINE,
SQUARE UPANS
COMMON IRONS,
YANKEE COMMON,
For sale at D. C. MONTAN'S,
jan 5 Church street.
J. L. VIALET.
Jmost Receilved by J. L. Vialet.
SIoP DE BRIANTd .LAMOUROI,
VISITING CARDS, BRANDY,
COLOGNE WArTR, COfUGHRUJEDIES,
GUM DROPS, PHYSICIAN CASES,
BRUSHIE, PLAYTING CARDS,
RAZORS, STEAL PENE
Ibr sale by [feb.2] J.L. VIALET.
nWright Parthammes.-A large ssortment, just
receiveddirect from themsaubto es, for sel
by. . VIAL.ET.
jan.26.
el l Boob sad statlonary, Printing Paper,
Plyg Cards, for male by J. L Vtr r.
feb. 2
0rt Ianusuc.-A large assor 2ent for #9e
feb.2 J. L. `IbLET
12 Do"e Brqwn's.asenceofGlger. jstreceived
and for sale by [feb. 2.] J. V.. Zr.
[ D[]3o0 Wolfs Aromatic Schnapps, for saleb
S12- f"eb.2"" J.L. I .
ITgsAt rPowder.
I1 Aeery .uperior artiele for sale by
jan 5 "t . WADDILL.
WILLIAM BOGEL.
WholeJal. and R.etai Druggist & Apotheeary,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
K EEPS ONSTANTLY ONXHAND and is daily
increasing his stock of everything usually kept
in country and city Drug stores. Your orders are re
spectfully solicited, feeling assured that he can give
satisfaction to his customers--prices will be low-terms
liberal-your orders whether in or out of his line will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention will
be paid to packing and shipping.
-'Every thing shipped by him per any good steam
boat, will be insurid.
It will be to your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march I WM. BOG1EL.
Llane I Lime I
Furnished in any quantity, send your orders to
march 1 WM. BOGEL.
G arden SeetlI `
o000 Papers fresh warranted. Please order
from WM. BOGEL,
march 1 Druggist.
R ators.
A line assortment just opening at
dec. 5 ~5. WM. BOGEL'S, Druggist.
Hot Cakes.
Delicious light ones and no mistake, if you
call for Yeast powder at
dec 5 '55 WM. BOGEL'S Druggist.
Are you DIspeptlet
Use iogel's German Bitters or Pastilles de
Vechy, dec 5 '55
A rtteles for the Toilet.
Soaps, Pomades, Perfumes, Satchets, Powder
Rouge. Lilly White. Shell, Buflalo Horn. coarse and
fine Comhs. Brusnes of all kinds, a new supply just
received by
dec 5 55 WM. BOGEL, Druggist
Throston & IIartklns.
Kentucky mustard 50 dos. In ;, K and lt pack
ages in store and for sale by
dec 5 '66 WM. ROGEL, Druggist. ,
S tarch, Starch.
20 boxes Colegiates Superior Pearl Starch, the
best in use, for sale in any quantity by
dec 5 '5 WM. BOGFIL,'Druggist.
Clakes, Cakes
C Spices, Haroring Extracts and Rose Water. For
sale by Wm. BOGEL. Druggist.
In time ofPeaee Prepare for War.
Shaw's Chtolera Syrup should be on every planta-s.
tion. It is a saovereign remedy for Cholera. Cholera
Morbus. I)iarrhoea, Dysentery, and will give a most in
stant relief to Cramp in the Stomach. Give it a trial
-your money will be refunded if it does not turn out
as represenlted. Price 50 centsfor4 oz. bottles orlarger
size $l. For sale by
jan 5 WM. BOGEL, Druggist.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOODS!
THE IUND)FJSIGNFJ have just received by the latest
arrivals from Europe, a splendid assortment of
goods. vie :
FRFNCH MERINOES.
MUSLIN DE L\INE
CIOYrTHS for MANTTII.AS.
FRENCH and ENtGI.lSH MANTTI.TLAS,
I',A1I) SILKS of different cioy
BLACK DAMASK (TI/AKS,
do CtrLT CASSIMER.t,
C.SSIN FTS.
CIAI.T.ENES CAS MF1F.lS,'
CUitTAIN DAMASKS,
GENTI.EMEN'S (CI.(flIHNG of all kinds,
PL.ANTATION ,(;t.0 S,
B(KTS and SIIHOES.
and an asnortment of gooals too numerous to mention.
~-#-For sale at the us.tl lo* w lrices at the Baton
Rioug (lweap Store. South ~Ul ulevarl.
nor 2155 P. (ITOPP'TN & CO.
FURNITr TRE STORE.
JACOB PIPER,
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Uaton Utongc, La.
IIE undlersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
FKast and West Baton Rouge, that he has just re
rerved and is constantly receiving a large supply of
FURNITURE. which he offers for sale LOW. He is at
all times prepare d to MANUFA(TL'RE furniture of all
descriptions and on the most reasonable terms. He
invites A VISIT fronm his friends. before purchasing in
the city. His present supply consists of
Sofas.
.,rmoirs. redsteads,
Bureaus.
Side-boards.
Center,
Side
Chairs of every desctiption, and
Dining
Tables,
Settees,
Sofas,
Mirrors, Washstands,
Secretaries. O
anl in fact every article in the furniture line.
jan 12'53y JACOBI PIPER.
JOHN TILANO.
WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON.
HE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, of this and the
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared to execute
all work in the above line, in the best and most work
manlike manner.
He is ready at all times, to make or repair
Steam.
Supply,
Cold water,
Escape
adil
Stope Pipes of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeching,
Tin or Copper Gutters.
Spouts or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment of Tinware, Sugar-house
Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cans, &c., &e.
S All orders from the country promptly attended
to. JOrHN TILANO,
Church Street, B1ton Rouge.
JOSEPH MIrcKITHICK,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
I AM PREPARED to take contracts in my line. All
work done with neatness and despatch.
W" All kinds of jobbing done at a short notice.
N. B.-Plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages, suburban villas, &c.,
given upon the mostapproved style.
SSehoplon Florida street, East of Maine, in the
in the rear of the Presbyterian Ohurch.
March'6.
ASIJBURY REGER,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER"
A NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament
al painting, Paper-hanging, and Glazing, will meet
with prer-t attention. As I am permanently located
in BateC :ouge, and as it is my interest to give gene
ral satastmtion, I shall thy to do it.
Sep. 29, 1842. ASHBURY REGERI.
TIHEODORE GOLDMANN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
AND
Jewoelry.
HARNIT WOUS1 RATON ROUG LOUISIANA.
KEE'S constantly on band, a large and beautiful
assortment of CLOCKS, WATCIS and JERWEL
RY, which he offers to the citizens of East and West
Baton Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms.
Nov. lst 1684.
To Archteets, Dnlder, Contrators,
tes and Others.
UNDERSIGNED would respectfully Inform
Builders, Planters and the community at large,
that he is now fully prepared to manuf.cture by steam
power, at shortnoticeandmoderateprices, Oval, Gothic
or Reviled Window-sash, all kinds of Pannel and Sash
Doors, either fixed or revolting Door and Wndow
BlInds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, Ac.
Plaining, Tongueing and Grooving, turning of every
description.
Plank dressed to order of any width under two feet,
and of any thickness under three inches. Timbers
dressed perfectly true, of any ,length under thirty-five
feet long and twenty inches square.
W All orders allressed to me through the Post
office, or S. M. Hart & Co., of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan J. w. BROWN.
8lIE RIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
IIThl JUDICIAL D1W0RICT COCRT.
In matter of the succession of RI.cARc WALL, de
ceased. No. 545.
BY VIRTU'E of a commission, to me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the 6th District
Court, in and for said Parish and State, of date the
5th day of March, 1856, will be offered for sale at public
Auction to the last and highest bidder at the last place
of residence of the deceased, RIcHcAID WALL, in this
parish. on
Monday the 24th day of March, 1856.
at 11 o'clock, A. M.. all the followjng described prop
erty belonging to the succession of RicusiAs WALL.
deceased. To wit:
Consisting stock, hats, shoes, boots, ready made
clothing, saddles and bridles; waggon harness, plan
tation supplies, cutlery, hardware, crockery ware,
paints, drugs, oil, tin ware, stationary, ie., he.
Terms of Sale,
The foregoing property to be sold for cash for all
sums of fifty dollars and under payable on the day of
sale, and for all sums over fifty dollars onacredit pay
able on the 1st day of January next, 1867, purchasers
to furnish their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of
the administrator, and bearing eight per cent interest
after due till paid.
West Baton Rouge, March 6th, 1856.
WM. WHITE, D. 5.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.
PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,
n Con DUC m1xREl DITRITr JtUDCIARAL
ans l'affaire de la Succession de RIcaAan WALL, de
cedee. No. 645.
E N VERTU d'une commission a mol addresse dans
la succession susdite, par l'honorable Cour du
'ssxante District Judiciare, lhans et pour la dite par,
oisse et 'btat, j'exposeral en vent' publique au plus
otirant et dernier encherrisseur, a la dernier residence
de Richard Wall, decedee, en cette parolsse,
Lundi, le 24 Man, 1856
a 11 heures A. x., lea proprietes ci-apries deerites, ap
partenant a ha succession de Richard Wall. decedee
savoir: fourniture de magasn. consistant en chapeaux
Souliers, Bottes, Linge fait, Selles et Brides, Harnais
de Waggon, Fourniture d'Habitation, Coutelries,
Quincadlerie, l'oterie. Groceries, Paintures, liuiles,
Ferblanterie, ke.. &c.
Conditions de la Vente.
Leo proprietes ci-,lesus serottt vendues an comp
tant pour tout sommes de cinquante piastres, et an
desso,us, payable le Jour de la vente, et toutes som
mes au dessus de cinquante piastres, a un credit
payable le lier jour de Janvier 1867. Les acquereurs
fourniront leurs billets endorses a lh satisfaction de
l'administrateur, et portant l'interet a Jaison de huit
pour cent apres echeance jusqu'au paiment.
Ouest Baton Rouge, Mars 6, 1856.
Win. WHITE, D. 8.
SITATE I)F LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF .WEST BATON ROUGE,
s.xrm JUDICIAL D0IRCr 6OUR1T.
In the matter of the Succession of Ca.nu.a Nor= dee~d.
No. 5646
BY VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the 5th District
Lourt in and for said Parish, of date the 19th day of
December. 1865, will be offered for sale at public auc
tion to the last and highest bidder at the last place of
residence of the deceased, Charles Noyes, in this par
ish. on
Monday the 31st day of March next,
1856,
at 11 o'clock A. x.. all the hereinafter described prop
erty, belonging in common with the succession of
Hiram Noyes and Chas. Noyes dec'd.
To wit :
1st. A certain tract of land situated in this parish
and designated as the south-east quarter of section 27
in Township 6, range 11; in the district of lands sub
jectt.o sale at New Orleans.
tJ The south-west quarter of section 27 Township
6, range 11 east. containing t160 acres with the iom
provements thereon.
Ia. The south-west quarter of section 27. Township
6. range 11 east. containing 160.
The negro s6man Ann aged about 45 years. Lot of
wageons andi harness; 19 head of mules and horses:
three oxen; 600cords of wood; 9"200 pickets: one lot
lIumner and hoop poles: stock of goods in store con
sisting of shtoes tin-ware, clothing. groceries, ec.
Trpar or SOUL-3~Moveables to be sold on a credit of
six months from the day of sale, purchasers to furnish
their notes with approved personal security. The
land and slave to be sold one forth cash and the bal
ance on a credit of one, two and three years from the
day of sale, purchasers to furmsh their notes with ap
proved personal security. and mortgage retained until
full and final payment. notes to be made papable at the
office of Recorder of this parish.
W. B. Rouge, Dec. 31st, 18665.
N. W. POPE,
Sheriff.
EfAT LIE LA LOUISIANE,
Parotsse d'Ouest Baton Reage,
cota DU slxlErt DLSTRICr JtCDICAIRE.
Dans l'affaire de la Succession de Charles Noyes, dece
de. No. 533.
EN VIERTU d'un commission a moi address dans la
succession susdite. S La Cour du Sixieme Dist
rict dans et poor la dite Paroisse. en date du 19 De
cembre 185566, j'offrirai en ventS publique an plus haut
et dernier encherrisseur. a it dernier residece de
Charles Noyes, decede, dans la dite Paroisse
Lundi, le 31 Mars prochain. 1856.
a 11 heures A. x.,. les proprietes ci apres decrites, ap
partenant aux successions de Hiram Noyes et de Char
les Noves tons deux decedees, savoir:
Un certain morceau de terre situe dans cette par
oisse et designe eomme etant le quart de Sud est de lh
sectiono37, du'Townehip 6, du Range 11 Eat, dans Ia
District des terres sujettes a etre vendues aia Nou.
relle Orleans.
Le quart Ss.1 d'Onest de la Section 17, Township 6.
dn Range 11, st, contenant 160 acres avec les amehli
orations qui s'y trouvent.
.e quart Nord dIouest dle la Section 27. Township 6.
Range 11, Est, contenant 160 acres.
Egalement. le negresse, Anne, agee d'environ 45 ans,
-un lot de Waggons et Harnais-19 Mulcts et Che
vaux--3 Boef.s-600 cordes de Bois-600 pieux-nu lot
de bois et cercles de Baril--le stock de Marchandises
dans le magasin, consistant en Souliers, Ferbhanterses
Habillements faits, Groceries, hc., c.
Termes de la Vente.
Leo 3eubles, payables en six moisdo jour de la veote
lea acquereurs devront fournir leurs billets endosses.
La Terre et ha Negresse seront -eelues en quatr
comptant et ha balance payable en no, deux et troe
ansi, du jour de lh vente. Lesacqstereurs deront foui,
ni leurs billets endoses a satisfamction et hypbthequ
sera retenue jsqu'an paimeut final des dites terres et
l'eselave, .
Toutes lea snusdits billets seront faits pyab:es so
Bureau du Recorder de cette Paroisse.
Onest Baton Ronge, Deembre 31, 186.
N. W. POPE.
Sheriffe.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Balon Rouge.
SIXTH JUDICIAL lISTEIJ" COET "
In the matter of the Succession of ARmIars LAxDwT,
deceased, wife of Valmont Perbos. No. 644.
By VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the Sixth DIis
trict Court il and for said Parish and State, will be
offered for sale at public Auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the last place of residence of the
deceased in this Parish, on
Saturday B2e day t 'arch aet, 1856.
at 11 o'clock .t x., all the hereinafter described prop
erty lying and being in said parish of West Baton
Rouge and belonging to the succession of Arthmese
Landry deed., wife of Valmont Ferbos, to wit:
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
1st. A certaid tract of LAND, known as the Louis
Thibivillier tract, situated in this Parish! containing
fifty superficil acres more or less, bouned below by
land of J. T. Landry, and above bylands of widow Jean
Tuilher anmd in the rear by lands of oidore Daigle.
2d. Another tract of land situated In this Parish in
the rear of the above des cg ed tract containing about
twenty superficial cres, ounded above by lands of
widrow Jean Tuilher, below by Isidore Daigle and in
front by tract ofland above described, with the build
ings and improvements on both of said tracts to be
mold together.
3d. The undivided half of a tract of land in this
Parish, held in common with the succession of Paul
Ferbos, and designated as the South East quarter of
section 26, in Township 8 of Range 11 East, and con
taining one hundred and fifty-eight 301000 acres.
Negro slaves community property.--Charles, negro
boy aged about 25 years, (a runaway;) Dick, negro
man aged about 35 years, (runaway;) Peter, negro
man aged about 25 years, (runaway;) Mary, negro
wosan aged 25 years, and her two children, Robert
aged 2 years, and an infant about 3 months old.
Personal community property.-One lot of fence
posts, flSatboat planks, corn, fodder, sheep, horn cat
tle, horses, and hogs. Plantation utensils, household
and kithen furniture.
Seperate property of deeased.-Ne.gro girl Lizzy
aged about 4b years, and her child William9 years and
Eugene 3 years. iae, glrllSyem, Joeaphne girl 1
years. Adeline girl 18 years. One bed and bedding and
other household furniture.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
TERMS OF SALE.
The movable effects to be sold for cash for all sums
of fifty dollars and under, and for sums over and above
payable on the 24 day of January next, 1857. The
land and slareo to be sold payable in three equal in
stallments, the first on the 1st day of February 1857,
the second on the lot day of February 1858, and the
third and last payableon the lt day of February 1859.
Purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed to the sat
isfaction of the Administrator, payable at the office of
Recorder of this Parish, and bearing 8 per cent. inter-.
est after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained on
the land and slaves until full and final payment.
WM, WHITE, D. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb. 16.
ITAT DE LOUISIANE,
Paroiese d'Onest Baton Rouge
xZKIIma DIseRICT JUDICAIRE.
Dana l'affaire de la Succession de ARTnamEa LA.NmT,
dicide, femme de Valmont Ferbos. No. 544.
EN VERTUE d'une commission addressie dana la
susdite succession, par Ia tour du 6me Iistrict
pour Ia Paroisse et Etat susdits, it sera offert en vente
publique, au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur a la
derniere residence de la defunte en cette Paroisse,
Samedi le S.me jour de Mars prochain,t186,
all heures A. x, lea proprietea ci-apres decrite situen
cette Paroise et appartenant a Ia Succession de Arthe
mine Landry, d4cedee, femme de Valmont Ferbos,
savoir:
ler. Un certain morcean de terre connue sons le nom
de Louis Thibivillier tract, situe en cette Paroisse, con
tenant cinquante acresde superficie plus ad moins ,bor
ni en has par terre de J. T. Landry et en haut par terre
de veuve Jean Tuilher, en arriere par terre de Isidore
Daigle.
2me. Un autre morcean de terre situe en cette
Paroisse en arrmere du morceanci-dessus deerit, con
tenant environ vingt acres de superfiete bornse en
haut par terre de veuve Jean Tuilher en bas par Isidore
Daigle, et en avant par terre ci-deosus decrit avec lea
batisses et amelioration our les deux des dits morceaux
pour etre vendu ensemble.
ime. 14 moitle indivise d'un certain morceau de
terre en cette Paroisse tenue en commun avec la sue
cession de l.ul Ferbos et designs comme quart do i.
section sudist de la section 26, dana le Township 8 du
Range 11 Estet contenant cent cinquante huit 30-100
acres.
Len Negres de la communotee.-Charles, negres
homme agee de 25 ans (maroneur;) Dick, negrehomme
ague de 35 ans (maroneur;) Peter, negre homae agee
de 35 ans (maroneur:) Marie, negresse ague de 25 an,
o esn deux edfens, Robert agee 2 amn ct un enfent de
trois mois.
Bien de communotee personelle.-Un4ot de Pote and
oieux, planche de chalantt, mains, foin, moutons, betes'
i'corne, cheveaux, et cochans, les ustansille arratoire
et nn lot ee meublea meublant et ustansille de cuisine.
Los propritiese separes.-Lijzsy negresse age de 45
ans et ses enfens William age de 9 ans at Eugene de3
ans, Liza negresse agee de 18 ans, 8osephinede 15 ans,
et Adeline de 13 ans, un lit garnie et autre meubles
de maison.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
Les effects mobelier seront vendue an comptant pour
toute somme de cingants piasters et au deasons de
cinquante piastres payable Ia 2me jour deJanvier 1857,
le terre et lea enclaves seront vendue payable en trois
termes egeaux.le premier payable le ler Fevrier 1857,
le secona payable le ler jour de Fevrier 1858, et le3me
et dernier payable le ler jour de Fevrier 1859, oes ac
quereurs fournerant leaurs billets endorsee a la satis
faciion de l'ad~inistrateur payrble au bureau du Re
cocder de cette Paroisse et portent interests a raison
de huit pour cent. par an apris echeanee j'usqu'an
patement plein et final et bypotheques reteme sur la
terre et lea eaclaves J'usqu'an paiement pleas et final
WM. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
Ouent Baton Rouge, Fev. le 16.
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Eastern Ditruet of Loeatlaasa.
D. R. WL'cArs Vs. Jaase Ft-ns A ala. No. 227118.
B Y VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias to me di
reeted in the above entitled cause, I will sell to the
hirhest bidder at the Court House in the Parish of West
Baton Rouge on MONDAY the 17th day of MARCH 1856r,
at 12 x., the following described land seized as the prop
rety of the defendant F. A. Woods; viz.:
A traction of the N. E. quarter of section No. 80,
Township eight, Range 12 East. also the fractie, of S.
F. quarter of the section, Township and Range afore
said. containing in the aggregate One Hundred and
Ninety-two (192) acres more or less, situated in the
Parish of West Baktn Rouge.
Trtm of Sale--Twelve months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security and mortgage on
the premises sold according to law, at the time of adju
dication.
J. M. KENEDY, U. L. Marshal
In and for the Eastern 8Istrict of Louisiana seb-16
Vents pa, le sarshal dree Wlat uinis
DANS LA COCR DU CIRCUIT,
Est Distrlet de la Lolaslane.
P. R. WIlvoGr Va. JE Ft-Lo E Am .. No. 2278.
EN VERTU d'un writ de Plnties Fitri Facias i moi
E adresse dans I'affair ci-dessus, j'offreria au plus
haul et et ernier enchdrisseur, i la maison de Cour de Ia
Paroisse Ouest Biton Rouge, LUNDIle17 MARS, 1856, a
midi; laterre ci-alprs decrite, saisie comme Ia propriete
du defendeur F. A. Woods, savoir:
Cne portion on partie du quart N. E. de Ia Section
No. 80, Township 8, Range 12 Eat egalment la fraction
S. E. du quart de Section, Township et Range de la
sction susdite, contenant cent quatre-.vingt douze
acres plus an moins, situa dans a parolee d'Onest
Biton Rouge.
Conditions de la vente--Douze mois de Ia credit, Ia-.
qucreur devra fournir son bon ou obligation avee secu
rite, et hypothsque retenue surs leos terres coatform
ment a loi a. temps de l'adjudication.
J. M. KENEDY, U. S. Marshal,
District Est de la Lonisiane.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARl:,iki OP WIST BATON I OUGiE,
XTJUDICIAl. D slICTr conal,
n the matter of the succession ofL. B. Dicrs., decd.
No. 550.
W HER&tS Aogustin Leclercq has applied for the eu
ratorship of the above Succession,
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition to the
appointment of said Augustin Leclercq as curator
aforesaid, must be filed in the Clerk's Omce of said
perish within ten days from the publication hereof
Clerk's Ofice,Feb. 29, A. D., 1856.
W. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE,
Parohse d'Ounet Baton Beaoe,
aonR DU am s DTraIm r JDInmU.L
Dans 'affaire de Ia Succession de L B. DirE, decedee.
No. 650.
ATIENDU que Augustin Leelerq fait application
pour Ia curatelle de Ia susdite succession
AVIS eat par le present donne que tout opposition
legale a Ia dite nomination comme Curateur, sera en
reristre uans le bureau du Gredmer de la dite prroisse,
dans dix jours de la prcmiere publication de oette
avis.
Bureau du Grelfer ce 29me Fev. 1864.
W. B. CHAMBERLLIN, Greer.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLDMAN & WEILMAN'S!
OtOEaZO YMBiTroAB 3
THE FALL SEASON HAS OPENED,
AT THE SEW ORLEANS CHEAP STORE.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS!
MOST RESPECFULLY INFORM the inhabi
tV tants of Baton Rouge and viciaity, that we have
n store our supply of
Pall and Winter Good a
both for the use of LADIES and GENTLEMEN, con
sisting of a very EXTENSIVE and WELL-SELECTED
assortment of
Faney, Domestlc, Staple Dry Goods, Em
breaMery, Heelery, Tramimngs, Jde.
Together with a very rich stock of CLOTHING and
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, of the latest syles, in
fact Ull that can be desired to complete a ladies' and
Gent's wardrobe.
To the Publle.
Our invariable motto is, "the one price IyJlem aad
cheap at tau'" and that such is the fact, one call will
satisfy.
Come One I Come A IlI
your wants can besupplied at the old dsad of the New
Orleans Cheap Store, corner of Iafayste and laurel
streets.
nov28 GOLDMAN & WEILWAN.
C"aehou for Smokers.
SPersons indulging in smoking wlOAnd this art
cl invaluable as a brt destroyr, for sale by
jam 6 f N. E WIDDUIL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A w. CAMROM, RCHITECTd BsILDER. Or
. ders can be sent tlhtough the Poat e·.e.
A MONTAN & BROTHER, FA.IR Y GROC8£E
K CorneT Third and Church streets.
G L. SESM, CARPEVITER OIIwtERBUILDER.
* Shop on Fifth street.
-OLDMAN & WEILMAN, NEW ORLEANS CHEIP
G Store, corner fayette and laurel strseti.
H T. WADDILL, DRUGGISTd CHEMIST. Ceu
H e ner Third and Church streets.
H AIRNEY OUSE. WILLIAM MARKhAMPRO
prietor.
H M. FAVROT, ATTORNEIY ' COtNR.ELLOR
e at law. Ofce at theOourt House, West fa
on Rouge.
JAMES M. MCSSEI.MAN, At TORNEY & COTUZaN
lor at Law. Office on 'arel street.
J A. VIALLTF, DRUGGIST fi CH.LlST. Third
a street bet. Conventlon and North Boulevard.
J H. SHENCK, BRICK YARD! MILLS. Offce
o on Church opposite the Harney House.
T W. BROWN, ARCHITECTI BUILDER. Ornler
-J u can bedsent throught the Postoiee.
JACOB PIPER, FURNIVFURE .ALREHOUSE dc.
Church street.
JOSEPH JOOR, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Office with P. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
street near Third.
J M. BRUNOT, ATTORVEY & .OCZSELtBOR AT
* Law. Office on Main street.
J M. McCUTCHEN, ATORNEY4 COU1NSELLOR
S at Law. Office on Laurel street.
JOSHUA BEAL, WHOLESALE d RETAIL GRO
cer. Church street.
P CIOPPIN & CO., BATON ROUGE CHEAP
* Store. South Boulevard.
S P. GREV B, ATTORNEYr (COUNSELLOR AT
Se Law. Office on Lafayette street, Batbn Rouge,
and near the Court louse. West Baton Rouge.
SS. HALL, ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AI
L Law. Office on aurel street.
REODORE. GOLDMANN, DEALER IN CLOC..,.
SWatches, etc., Under. the Barney House.
T G. & P. H. MORGAN, ATTORNEYS 4 C0OUN
. sellors at Law. Office on Laurel street.
WlTM. BOGE[ .DRUGOGIST CHEMIST. Lafayette
VV' st., near Chureh.
W F. TUNNARD&CO., CARRIAGES, HARNESS
S&rc. Maine st., nest the City Hall.
W.F. TUNNARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN
Carriage., Bggies, Hars. &c.
,IEIR stock of BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYT, HAR
RESS, BAROUCHIE, COACHES and WHIPS, is
now complete. They invite an examination sn their
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere,
as they guarantee their prices as low as any in the
enuth.
W Wareroom on Main street next the City Hall.
s MA..L.7crcrtIQ and Lcrxahno in superior style
at the old stand corner of Church and Main streets.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 1st 1865-y
Carpenters &Plantation Tools.
Planes, Saws
Tape lines, Gs'gei
Saw Files, Rules.
Mill Files Hammers,
Square Files, Hatchets,
Bastard Files, Vices,
Match Plans, Drawing Knives,
Thrn Screws, Hand Screws,
Gimblets, Levles,
Bevils, Handles,
MalBts, Trowels,
uoers, Braoes,
Saw Setts, Shoe Knives.
Stock and Dis, Flat ogers,
Beach Hooks, Emory Paper,
Plane Irons; Axes,
Sand Paper, For sae by tit.
Weenches, Penls,
Plyers, D. C. MONTA N, Augurs,
Tweezers, Gouges,
Plhmbs, and eHollows Rounds Compasses,
H. T. WADDILL,
DRUGGoIST AND APOTHECARY,.
Erch st , satan lop, Ici
SKEEPS constantly on bhad, a fresh supply of K'
SBAZIN'SandR.k G . A. WUGHT SURIVALL
Fh lkRFUMREY and EANCY AlrICLES, directly from'.
Philadelphia. co sp.aigthe-exquisite
PINAUD EXTRACTS,
ASSORTED ETRACIS,
BARBEL POMAlDE.
DIAMOND URN POMADE,
MILK OF ROBES,
NENPA MATCHER,
DIAMOND CEMENT,
WATERS' TOOTH SOAP,
NUTRITIVE CREAM,
ERESH CONGRESS WATER,
MEDICINE CHENST
COLOGNE WATER,
GLASSWARE for DRUGGISIM.
TOILEP POWDER,
CAIENOU FOR SMOKERS,
NURSING BOTTLES,
PRIBERVE JABS,
PERFUMERY.
HAIR OILS,
RICE
HECKERS'ARIJ,.
ARROW ROOS ANDTAPIOCA. -
COMPOSISON POWDERS,
MICROSBCOPES,
GURDROPS,
SPONGEB,
RESH PEARL BARLEY"
DENTAL INSTRUMI i.
BIRD SEED,
PRSSARIES.
jan 5 H. T. WADDIIL.
JOSEPH McKITRICK
Architeet sa6 Builder.
Skop on Flerida aed, eat q Meain.
I WOULD respectfully m .the attention of the pub
lic to my assortment for Ae new year. Havring
made arrangements with one of the best manufactu
ring estabtshments in Cincianati, I am prepared to
furnish SASH DOORS and BLINDB, made of the best of
white pine lumber and of superior workmanship, much
cheaper than can bemade in the South. Persons in
the country wiehing to build rill find it to thei ad
vantage to consult with Ie before building.
W Orders from hecountry earnestly solicited.
W- Country worek of all kinds punctually attended
to in the most workmanlike manner.
Aw Plans and specilltions for city and coantry
houses, surburbasa ilas, Ac., gven in the meat ap-
proved stylts.
All kinds of Job work attended to with neat
ness and dispatch, water cisterns made of the bet.
material
W. A. 1PANNEY & CO.
DRAIERSK IN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
e, Ca, Straw Oemas Umbrellas de,,.
No.. a Canal Street, New Orleans.
Apri12 185
. G. WILSON,
House, Sign & Ornamental
PAINTER.IL
Stbopon Tkird * qf5 No roSO. f M PatC *&.
AVING permanently located ri Baton Rouge, we
would respectfu solicit share of the pbli
Being pticable workmen we abd to do
work on the most reasmos term uad n the bs
,Particular attention Ai to NnG MARlB ,
PAPER IANGIN4, eAc., t.U . weatted.
Orders plantation work (th Poet Ores
or otherwise) solitted and promp-tl -tedd.
jian.26 1.
tof direlW- asixes, supewior q9l
toy, em baud sad hecs b Iy T. WA1
Jan .