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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Saturday even
ing last, after IN illness Of scarcely thirty
six hours, CAROLINE. an interesting daugls.
ter Of John and Caroline Scott, aged about
ten years. When viewed with reference
to this earth only. il is with feelings Of
deep melancholy lha, we see one so young
and engaging sna,ched away by the rude
hand Of death. Butthe hope Of The chris
| tian stretches Its view beyond the fleeing
scenes Of mortality; and though for the
present the dispensation may appear dark
and mysterious, yet lie knows that all
things are in the hands of a wise and be.
nefieent Being, and that
"Behind IrOMniag providence,
lie hides smiling face"
The deceased had been almost from lts,
infancy, member OF the Presbyterian
Sunday School, and xs=, perhaps, one
Of the most interesting of the interesting
group that composed her class; and is tho
! only one in six years that has been taken
from the Sabbath School by death. In
view Of a scene like This, peculiar force
is impaired to the language Of inspiration.
"Rem mber thy Creator in the days Of
Thy you'll" and new beauty is fsh in
, the affectiona.e address Of our Saviour,
j" Suffer little children to come unto ms
and forbid them not, for Of srcu is The
kingdom Of heaven"
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Indisn chiss. sn5 ai.sap's9 - persuade
hin % smhraFs lie Negmnn esssa- lie
old ihs Ind IN lia.l M.Mmnni-ns = snsd
prevent The 6"lis's lram inisrirg Lim:
ihzt H. I'D hlmssli hesn shna alaee tn e..
and not hurt. ksoknrk ,hen reeaessed
Joe TO stand sixiy PAGES eiI. u wlish Dis
tsnFs he would shs.ssi - lin slsrEs Zines
Eath - nGs. snd u be ~aeraa,issi or
hsEmsd, The lnAian promised ~ tmtr.ee
Marnnhisla. Tins sss ssslasF l..a Gu,seta
t0s Jne. and lie arcnrdlngiy baked Opa.
and Eriu.ed 10 take him ~ = tha.e o. n
d,uaRs." Hartford TINES.
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c6rEssFen.snss fife BGiIinaoEs fairiof
Wasaansaaa. saturday Essnins, srps. 4.
The House Of Representatives. lu-da.
rersdrd lEam Their so'e di.agEfeiag All.
ghe Senate upon IN smandmrnI- 20 lhe
FaEai6essinn bill. The committee Of con
'eGsnrr 50 recommends d. and the recon-
n,endaiian pr vailed hS = tote Of lO4 Q"
s2-he fullest so,e si.ee Msndsy. The
bill having. iheEei.Hs. passed bs.lh Ho1s-
e.. will htrAme q law.
Tie M'l.e0d resolution was disposed ri
By beng laid uPnn thr table. Relsre liz
vaie was taken. Mr. Adams made a ssiy
stle and amusing speech urnn The merits
Of the resolution. Tie yeas aud nats
we're ihrn ordered. aud ihe snhlrel dls-
gnssd If b. a VaIe Of I19 10 20.
Tile President nf ths unl,rd Ssales.
n ro42h hls private Secretary. snn"uced
thar lie had. lhls day. signed Bill In Its
tribute tie Procsrds irnm the sales Of lie
! Public Lands aud i.T o'hrr purposes.
The Bill IS, lhrre!"re. 4 law. much 10 lie
m"Tmfi"a'Io" Of tie opposition parry, ~ hn
expefisd a se,o.
Seseral resolutions nf IN impnrl4n.
chsrae's' wee offered aud adopted. Mr.
WISE. al ". offered one calm q upnn the
Secretary oil Sale la iurnishcapres oil cor
dependence between the American Min
lister NJ London ard Hnmmndnre Hull,
which ran.ed steturn nf part NJ The dee
i then IN the Mediterranean To The United
States. The li"u.e refused to suspend
the rules, aud adjourned tan minules to
Gle.
Ia the Senate / day tie early part uI
ille sssston wa. iaks "a al IN con,lds ration
al Bill Which s"In' time sthce passed
the iinuse of Representatives. by Which
SG0O, 900 j. appropriated Ior tile na' al ser
tice, manly for The rn.ei,a.e al ordnance
Mr.. Mangum. ri Moth Carolina. hasin!
charge al The bill. slated It's Importance
'efy briefly.
j The Bib was resisted By Mr.. Sewer u
Ark. and Nj. Allen. of Ohio. the Sena
TOR proposing IN smentmenl Ia the ellie
that tile appropriation should be take
from the proceeds 81 The sales OF The put
l,c domain. The yeas and nays we're DE
manded upon the proposed amendment
and IT was rejected by vote 81 So To II
The vote having been taken ou ihl
Naval Ordnance bill. II vas passed owe
informally for The LAY, and an motion d
Mr.. Clay Of Ky. the bilI 10 establish tiu
ucs and draw barks was brought before III
Senate. Mr.. Clay Spike for nearly Nv
hours IN a clear aud lucid manner. i
exposition of the embarrassed cundiio
oi Tie Treasury and the necessities Of III
immediate passage Of tie BILL, in ordt
To snsisin Tue creGf, Of tie Government.
THE amendment pending Was 10 sirik
out lea aud coffee from tile dnty pawn
, ARTICLES, or 10 place them AMIN, lite ire
. articles. AFTER debate III ennslderah
interest, in which Mr.. Woodbury., NJ
Calhoun. and Mr.. Clay took part. II
Question vas taken by years nays al
the men Imen prevailed. 50 10 10.
, Mr.. Clay homotonsIy remarked ID
frr the irst iimo he had seen coalin,
between The Wings and the Leo Foco
; Mr.. Allen, OF Ohin, proposed 10 add -
10 ihe free articles. MIR. Walker prnpn
ed 10 add Runny bags TO salt. enh wl,ho
rskins any question, the Senate adjour
Ell. a~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

North Carolina Manufactures. he
uhoiwelve years ago should have predicl-
ell lhst a. this time cotton would be i'm
ported into NJ Csrollna for manufacturing
purposes, would have been looked upon
as al leas, very visionary being. But he
would have been true prophet. We
have now before u sample of a 10, OF
Louisiana Cotton, which IVES received
here. and forwarded to one Of lie iacIu>
RES of the interior.
Do any Of our back Country friends bt"
gin 10 feel ferif.ne-;sh!
UH. Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
DIALECTIC HALL. D
Chapel I'M, september O, 1911.

The following preamble and rcsolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Having heard Of the death of our late
and highly esteemed fcIlow-member Ma
TuAxrnL JOINS, we feel it due to our
selves, aud To the mem Try Of departed
worth, To express oar sorrow in the loss
# on" cnlearcd BY many fond rccollcc-
!i,ns, and to unite our sympathy with the
oNrravcd relatives of the deceased; there
fore,
Resolved, That we sincerely condole
with ,hc parents, relatives and friends IN
he loss they have sustained by the I'M
timely death Of our beloved iellow-mcm-
Der NArH,NIEL JoNEs.
Re,oIuei, That in testimony of our
esteem and sorrow, we will wear for thlr-
4 DAYS tn usual badge of mourning.
ResoIveI, That copy of the above re-
solutions he sent to the parents Of the de-
ceased, and that they he published IN the
llilIsborough Recorder, Raleigh Register
and Standard.
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Attention.!

To the Con,n,issionsd Officers and Ihusi-
clans belonging 10 the JoTiy. ssrsnts Regiment Of
.liiliila.
SY0u are hereby ordered AMI comm a nried 10
- appear in the town of HiIshdFough, sn
The % day nf September. at II o,.lack, arm.
I'D aid equipped for drill muster and rnari
martial; and on Thursday the 81 instant, you
will appear with your respective companies,
armed and equipped according 10 law. With
six rounds OF powder. FIR rcginenlaf exercise
and review.
Captains i'll 10 required to make lawful 70.
turns or the 22d inst.
WM. HI. WOODS, Col. Com.
September G.. Sy--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

These insects were rasiesa = Ear back
- 1853. when FAST mGllisudes swarmed
ilSongh0ut \ gneas Part Of Germany; and
another instance Is mentioned b. Reau-
muir as having occurred in Ices. in the
suburbs of Ak, and considerable extent
Of country round il. when here were The
appearances Of shower Of hlooI.
The instance mentioned in The Nash
vile areouni. Of flesh appearing with the
blood. il considered - the result Of liar
insect having persisted in the progress ol
lfsnsformaliOn.1 EDIT. REc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

Tsrritis Application Of Lynch LGae.-
The New Orleans l'iesyuae enntalns the
particulars II a aholesale exerrise ol
Lynch law in shs Site of Arkansas. n
seems .ha, Phillips e"naiy ol thai Stale.
aud the county Of Gn"h"aa, in Mssis.
sippi. IN he oppnslle side Of the riaer,
haze been the haIbnEs III an extensive
band III eannieIlrIta ~. l he citizens. en-.
tagged al Ih,s s,s'esn Of slnngs. resolved
ID rid lhems, Ives al them. BY ATTY rnd
every means placed within their power
they accordingly p'"ese.isd. about loo in
nnmher. IN pursuit. healed by q Captain
Rsruey Beef. ri. I'll we'll armed. Tie
following STRAIT gem Mas ihen resaTlsd g.,
far their apprehension. Tie volunteers
engaged uadlrg boat al Helena. and hid
about so men IA tie store Tnnm they
then descended lhr liver. isndlng alrse-
~ place where they suspected Ia FIJI in
with the cuunrrleners. ihFse deprasrd
men came On beard tn purchase produce,
" iih the intention ofpaylng lnr II IL e"an-
,srien mnn-y. They were thus taken and
secured in Tie boat When the number
had increased 10 ~ msn. they were liel
hand and feet, aid, as The report says,
drowned in The Misstsslppi, near leland
No. 60. in Tue presence VI NO men. Har'
rad and Burgess. WHO. naPresrs, official
ed, or It least took al scise part in The
execution IL lie sentence. -4<
The P,cayune states. lhst when iheil
inFormsn, left, the volunteers were st,ll
in pursui, af others, the main one. .
" hon they wished to secure, was maj
named Merriam Wright. Among The In
If sic'ims. The following names have bee
obtsined. VIZ: Hugh T.lley, Lewis ling
sion, Andrew Mclaughlin, Willis Pol
lock. Hugh Coffin Elliot, and Roberl
Huuer. The latter lately from New York
Joe Merritt and McCnmmlck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Correspondence of The National iaieia
gcnrgr.
Nrw York. Aug - -

New York. Angst =
The members of The Custom-house
Commission closed their labors yesterday,
and departed for Washington. Prcsi-
oas To leaving The city they addressed 4
joint note TO the Collector Of the Port.
Mr.. Curtis, stating iha. the charges aud
Institutions hladc against him have turn.
cd out perfectly gronndless, and express
ing their opinion of ihs Indebtedness Of
the Government 10 Mr.. G. for the great
reform introduced by him into the Custom
House Of this city, not The least part Of
which is the greatly lessenel expenses Of
the department..
A report, industrinnsly circulated by
the Canadian press, tina, Mcleod is in
close confinement heavily ironci, l. con-
tradic;ed by one uf the Utica papers,
which says that Mcleod is in jail, il is
true, hu, so far from being heavily ironcd,
he is not even confined To the jail rooms,
but spends most oil his time in the parlor
Of the jailor's house, receiving company,
and otherwise enjoying himself rs q q gen.
tleman Of leisure OF the inst water" among
Us. - ~f.~~@~""~-~
A heavy fire occurred at Lowell. Mass.
IN Thursday night, which, before il was
checked, DESTROYED five entire blocks ol
wooden buildings and parts Of others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

Henry ID. White. convicted four years
ago Of burning the Treasury Building, in
Washington, aud confined in tho PEN
rIcntlsry ever since. has recently been
pardoned by the President, and d,scharg.
ell ;@sfsc.s having come 10 light which
throw a suong doub, over his parsicipa-
,lon in the crime with which he Was
charged. .s= .~-~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Wilmisgton, ssp.embcF /


The RICE CRops.-Harvesting has
commenced on some of the Rice piansa-
lions Of the Cape Fear. The arial enc
mics of the planters. the rice birds, have
recently appeared in great numbers, wing
inc their annual course southwardly, but
resting long enough to make familiar ac-
ouaintance with the fields. Notwith-
standing this usual drawback, and all 9TH
err casualties of the seasons, the crop on
our river, we are informed, is likely to be
more than an average one.
In regard to the injuries sufferedby the
rice-planters from the depredations of the
bird called here the rice-bird, the same.
we believe. known at the north as the
Bob O 'I.ink. it may be said tina. the fields
of the Cape Fear receive more detrlment
than any farther south, as these are the
first fields they meet with in their mlgra-
tory passage, coming therefore with shar-
pened appetites and remaining until they
are literally mass of fat, Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Mn freesbofoael,, Tenn, August IS
A. SHOWER OF BLoOD.--A yer,


A. SHOWER OF BLOOD!--A very
curious freak Of nature took place in VIII
son county last week. 4 little red cloud
spread itself over portion Of the land,
some two hundred yards wide and near
mile in length, poured down thick, ha.
~ shower Of something more nearly re.
scmbling blood and meat, in purified
state, than any thing else. 1t scared the
negroes al work in tobacco field dread
fully. The stencil of the shower, which
was very offensive, sci them to vomiting,
and its unnatural appearance 10 scampsr-
ing al the top Of their speed.
We saw, this week. at Nashville, ma
ny gentlemen from Wilson county, Of the
highest intelligence and responsibility,
who informed US that the shower was as
We have described it. They said that as
many as FIVE hundred persons were upon
the ground, last Sabbath, examining the
clotted blood and purified meat that had
been " rained down." The stencil was
still almost intolerable. 4 gentleman
took a portion of the proceeds of the
shower to Nashville and lief! it with Pro-
lessor Troost, for his inspection. DIR.
Troost mad not reported on the subject,
when we left Nashville. But every boz
dy was hourly expecting his opinion.
The phenomenon creates avery great SEN
sation. we fad. not only in Wilson, but
in Davidson aud also i'm Rutherford. Il
Telegraph.
IA correspondent of the National In
telIigencer. noticing the above, explains it
by reference to well-ascertained fact in
the economy of insects. In. the interest
ing work of Kirby and Spence on the
=. Natural History of Insects the whole
matter is explained. Anextract from the
work SAYS: - @
Many species Of Lepidoptera., But
terilies when they emerge IRON The pupa
or chry sails state, discharge aredish tluid
which, in some instances, where their
Numbers have been considerable. has pro
,lucedthe appearance Of showerof blood;
and By this natural fact, all those blaody
showers. recorded by historians as pre-
,srna,ural. and regarded. where they hap
pened. As fearful prosnos,ics o( impend.
ing evils. are s,rirpsd Of ,heir, terrors. and
reduced 10 the class al esen,s tina. happen
in the caa,mon ceutse OF Nature" F..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

Gold Mine.-We Understand. says
the Charlotte JouruaI.) Ihs, on last Fri-
sdav. sume persons engaged IN hunnng
Gold, tl,srnvrred rem IN The lands Of
Thp.. Flow, on Clear Creek, about iour-
teen miles Eas, Of this place, which is We
~ rich. The vein is about one foot vile.
Some of The ore taken osl was worth be-
tween ,wo and three thousand dollars per
bnshei! f6yaiecsHe o0S'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
The fac u The former bin.

We learn from ,he DansiIIe Reporter,
that the money lately stolen from the
Bank In that town has been recovered.
Ii was found concealed under tombstone
in the grave yard, having been pushed
ihrongh.a small aperture in the brick wall.
Suspieion rested npon the Teller Of The
Baak, from his having been seen in the
naighborhood under suspicious cireum-
stances; he vas arrested, and ailer exami.
nation committed Tor trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

The CRY Council Of Tallahassee have
passed an ordinance by which fine III
Two hundred dollars is inflicted upon any
person who may be found wearing secret
weapons, such As pistols, bowie knives,
flirks. dr..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Attention!
September 6.

First Light Infantry Company. attached
10 The forty serenth Regiment.
SYaU are hereby ordered and cora,na nasd 10
- appear a, the Episcopal Church. Hillside.
rough, a, no o'clocs on thu gid inst, in fall
unlfalm equipped - the law DIRECTS, with six
rounds ii pa sder for General Review.
JOS. G. BACON, CAPTAIN.
September 1, S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Commission Business.

ts,liE subscriber having located himself il
- ,he town OF Petersburg, Tor the purpose u
conducting the Receiving, FetsaEdinR. III
Commission Rusincss. takes this eihed of ii
feriug his services 10 bis Irisnds and tie pull
liz generally. lie will attend 10 The sale
any Kind ii PRODUCE sent TO h.s cars
WALKER A. CAMERON.
REFERENCES,
Dunn. Mrl!waine $ Brownsey.1
Paal. Mcltwaiae s Co., p.,...,.r,
paanill s Lea, '@''
A Kessa s Brother, J
Col Cadwa'lader Jones, .r,..a,o,,. = r.
James Webb, Jr. & Co., = -
Be ss'i ..si II. Ea"a"ds. ,iart.r Co, NC.
Angus, aS. ss-Ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

The nominations of Col. Todd. as
Minister IN Russia. Of Mr.. Jenifer as Mi.
mister to Austria. and Of Cal. Uooi. ~
Rrigati,er General have been cuulifme d
in the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

TnE Fiscal coRPoRATIoS.-Il viii be
SEN on reference to our Congressional
summary. that tie bin for 81 Fiscal Cor.
porasioa' which had passed the House Of
Representatives. la also passed the Sc.
nate, BY ! rote Of - to -. and has been
selI 10 tie President Tor his signature.
VIVA. will BIZ iis fate il i matter Of much
conjecture. Is il seems To have been
drawn U viii, M especial car to meet
the riews u The President, We should
think he viii approve i; bai The general
impression seems 10 he thar Il viii share
the iaie II The former bin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
a Neutrality-suspicious. COMPANY,

TsoU arc heresy commanded and ordered to
- attend at the yonrs house n hi lshorouph,
On Thursday the sd INST, At 10 o'clock arm.
ed and equipped accordag 10 law, for General
Review, Each private 10 requested 60 furnish
himself with six rounds of powder
b. order If the Captain.
CHS. S. WARREN, o. $.
September Z. s9--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

A law sui. vas recently decided in me
nf the district Courts oil Mercer county.
Pa. in which the original dsbs vas 81 .o6,
and costs ss04.9s. -:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

The Newark m. J.) Advertiser states
TIA; Captain L1,imsr, late Commander OF
the United States ship Cyane, has been
sentenced by general court martial to
G'o years suspension, with loss oil pay
nd rank, fjr cruelty 70 his crew.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

We have seen i. stated in one Of the
Western papers. ,hs, Joe Smith. The Nor
mon, once paid visis to keoksck, The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

n Quantity of Liverpool and Ground
- Alum SALT. nv ,he sack ar hushel
PARKER a. NELSON. q
septcm5cr Z. 49, So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

TaE LAND BILL.-We received on
Taasiay last. the welcome intelligence
thar tic bin for distributing the proceeds
Of tine sslss Of the Public Lands among
the states had received the signature Of
the President. sad il therefore law. We
rana,s but congratulate the country On
this suspicious event. Isgires good ear.
nest that The voice Of justice will be heed.
Ell in our counsels: aud that the will of
lhs people VIII moi be trampled upon by
lh-ir rulers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Thu>day, September %.

MR. cLAY's SrEEcH.-We publish
his week the ahle and patriotic speech oil
Nr. Clay. Of Ky. On The Feio message Of
PessiIsn, Tyler. lisa mastery pnodue-
i'm. ani w.rthy Of The high fame Of is
saslaor; our readers will be amply CON-
p>n.a,sl for m attentive penisal Of il.
We iassai. next week. to give Mr..
Rises' speech in reply to Mr.. Clay; aud
afterwards Mr.. clay's rejoinder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09

F. The House resumed the consideration
OF the bill making appropriations for vari-
Gus Notifications, for ordnance, and for
preventing and suppressing Indian hosti'
lilies. The House no; agreeing in all the
amendments of the Senate, committee
OF conference was ordered to be appoint
ell OIL the part of the House to meet such
committee as might be appointed by the
Senate, to confer on the said disagree
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-09
Wednesday. September |.

Mr. Adams offered a series of rcsolu-
tons. one Of which, in the following
words. was adopted without debate:
Rssolusd. That the furihersmyestment
of any public funds oil. the United States
in stocks of the several states ought forth
with to be prohibited by law: and that the
committee of WAYS and means be instruct
ed to report a bin for that purpose.
The amendment of the Senate to the
Post Office bill was concurred in by the
House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-25
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
COur du ifoisiame Observation-Disclosures
dist Bdfon Rouge. q
Whiting & Stark

Whiting . : s'a't' s7es.
Amos Kent & Co. ct al.
En- vertu dun plur. writ de ieri facias, i
moi adresse par Honorable cour du troisiame
district judlciaire. p~aroisse ct etat sus-men-
tonnes, il sera expose en- yente publique,
LUNDL. 81 Septemdre procholn,
a Ia maison de cour de la vile de Baton
Rouge, a Fheure habituelle des ventes tous
les droits, titres, interats ct pretenfions des
defendeurs d la propriete ci-apres deerite. sa-
voir: lie tiers indivis dn lot No. 3; dams rilet
No. ), ct ses authorizations, situe dams cette
partie de la vile de Baton Rouge dresste par
A. Grass, ayant go pieds de face sur Ia rue de
l'egIise, par 10 pieds de profondeur aussi
lie tiers indivis de la par. Quest dn lot No. s,
dams l'7let No. 2, avec authorizations dams
Grass town. ayant go pieds sur la rue Lsfa-
yette, par 60 pieds sur la rue de reglise. De
plus, I'M certain morceau de terre situe dams
cetse parolsse, a environ Is mile de cette
vile, pres dn bayou Manchac, ~contenant $50
acres pins on moins. avec toutes les amtliora-
tions y attenant, borne au nord par Ward
Creek, a Test par les terres de John Foreman,
au sud par Anthony Webb, ct 4 rouest par
des terres de fen George w. Willis.
Saisis pour satisfaire lie jugement, interets
ct frais dams le susdit process.
Conditions de Ia vente-12 naiois.d de credit
Fl. w. FOWLER,
IL sept. 81 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-25
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.

p
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisiame District-Paroissc dist
Baton Rouge.
wa, y !; s s,.,,'' ~. $40
Enyertu dun alias writ de feri facias ) moi
adressGi par Phonorable cour du troisieme dis
trict judiciaire, dams ct pour la paroisse ct
etat sus-mentionnes il sera expose en- vents
publique,
M%ERCREDI, 81 Octobre proclaim,
sur les lieux, a midi, tous les droits, titres,
interets ct prstenlions du defendeur a la pro-
prialte ci-apres d6crite, savoir:
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe dams
cette paroisse, pres de Red-mood, conteltant
207 acres plus on moins, avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations qui s'y trouvent. borne
au nerd, sud, est ct Quest par des terres appar-
tenant d r. III. Corcoran, ainsi que la recolte
m%aintenant sur les dts lieux ct de plus les
e~sclaves ~suivans Charles Age d'environ 30
ans, Ned age d'envirod 2s ans, Frank age
d,environ Sd ans; Susan agce d'environ 81
ans, ct ses deux enfans Lucy agee d'environ
10 ans, ct Arthur age d'environ 4 ans Eliza
agee d'environ % ans ct SEES deux enfans, By
nah agee de 3 ans ct Harriet agee dun an !:
Hama agee de 55 ans.
Abandonne par lie defendeur pour satisfaire
lie jugement ct les frais du process ci-dessus
designe,
Conditions de la yente-comptant.
II. w. FOWLER,
Is sept. 1841. 50 sheriff.