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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
5000 81

les soussig7tr, nomHl6s TN ccntte par Ie
;url de police de IA parotsse dist Ba,on
ROUGE, pour examiner les complies de ..
Hacket, ci-de.ant collector e. t~rfsofter de
Ia dite p~afoisse, cerJifioos que nous arons ex-
ammo les complies ci-dessus, ct les certtffcats
Y apnartenant, Ct cue nous les aEons tfouVes
couects.
(Stgne,) J: ). Willis,
HENRY CARL.
EGEERT MORGAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Colr dn Tfoisicme District, - raroIass
d'E#t Baton Rouge.
Johr Denhhtn, tutenr,
To No 3l7u.


Thomaa fanfy.
En- yertu dan wit dc Geti facjas lance
dams IL pror3s rt-dnaefte, ct adrssat Al She
ri dc Ia paroiaec d'Est Baton Route, par Phon.
corr du ttot=i6me district jndlclaire, dana ct
pour Ia tle p~aroIsFe, il eera qendu en- Ven'o
pubItfun,
RAunpt. r. 4 ~ftvri"r prochaIn, 1913.
j Ia maiHnn de cnnr dams IN vile de- Baton
Rouge ~connencant = ii heures du nt9ftn,
toug itf dror'v, Hires, ct pr"teations du de-
(cndeur, dana ct a IA pFoprietc cI-3pres de-
cTitc, SAVIOR
In certain lot IL tcrre Fitnt dana "tttt %
rnisee, : environ 1uatre miles an-dt9so1g dc
Baton Rn1gr, sur Ins terres E1ntes. ro1fenant
denx arpena d. face s9r g~naranfe &c srofhn-
dehr, ftan' Ia partle irfertetiTe dun MOROCCAN
DE- terre q dosaht apPar'enant aux herf1ers
de Trager. q tornc au-dessous par Ges torres
apparteuant IN d. fenffur.
Sa,ais pour st iafaIre lie irgoracnt, ~lntPfets
e fraiT dang r. procGs C-dcrsns.
Coi1ltiona de Ia vrn'e-l2 rnois de credit
l.. 6. NORRIS,
81 ian. 80 Dep. Sher.f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
A VEEURE.

Une machine 4 vspeurd a IA force de dix 3
douze cheyaux. S'adresser a Msssrs Du-
D~IantiGr ct Moreno.
dE3 IL. Is IF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
CREDITS.

Montant des cer',fcats poyis M
mtrotfs de l ~, 32'lS6 Do
Balance due sur Ie tahEeau des
taxes dc I5i0, lie | jan. ls43, lsl6s w
Balance due sur je tab|ean des
taxes ,a lelI, Ie | Jan ls43, 1922 81
MaDtant dtd0lt des taxes DE- Jas
Smiley. par ordre dn jage. 7 50
balance iue Oran Hacke:, tr6eor5er
sur r clement du 5 sept 1912, 254 II
Camaiies ems pour perceFo.r la
somne $685. Mabpc. 1872 g.
Comm.ss IN poar payer &2l6G 80
scion certllcats, a = {. 81 tx
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
CfIARKUES.

On vent Re recevoir ct sont ofertes 4 ven
Dire n. csnmission-O charr1es de JACOB a
raancbe rouge, |, 2, ct Z.
3! dc. II L. BOTsECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

In mott dc III. OGrE~, lex prfaldenf dc
l., banqua du Canal, te+te "nco'e TN inys.
tore. II ttEulte dn rapport drH mrdertnT
charrfs d'exsn,luer son corps q''tt nh pas
pa ttre neyt; 's mont pa en 'tet dN'on.
vrir nurnn dcs svnrtbmss d asphYxie an 10
prtsenseni chez les pcrsonnrs 1ui sc nov
ent. pluaeurs induces tendralent Il ta'rr
croitc qu'.l n pu 6're v'ct'mo de qneiqn"
|. attenta.. On la bien vi cnifrr dams u
venue de ttrrolton, mnts II nest pas allie
insou'au bout du chenln d ce4ntlles. II
stnit bon cnva'iar ct hon nngeur; ri II est
rnare s,1pposzblo qi''l soft t"nbe d" che
WI et ql'il Sc seIt noyh par suite dc ceite
chute. Cctle dcrntere opinion suT'on'
nest ms snutereblr lie fnppert lies mo
dec,ns. CONNIE nous lavnns d,t, In dement,,
# IN fail Went encore In dfirnlre pIns
committeeman. Le~ tn Appliances Harper RI
Canon ont sond0 lc canal nvec lexnctl
tndc In plus 41in,tletise Kans REV fccou-
yrir:: &c nest done qu'apros Get cxa >"n
que le corps dc NJ. Ogaen pm e'r" I"te.
AbeIie IN l6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
Pods DU PAIN,

Fixe par ls Ealrs pour Ia saatslae ~saiEante.
L. Fa-.ne Gta44 D sa 81 te .arI 81 cnee~ as
PAN poa7 TX son<
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA
du T'roigieme Observation-Disclosures d'Esi

ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troigi&me Observation-Disclosures d'Est
Baton Rouge.
James " Henry No.. 1850.
NJ. K. Headen Ct a. '
I'm vertI dun vii. de fer faesaa lance
dams le process cl-deegue, adreasc an shfrlf De
IA ~paToiaee d'Est B>1on Rouge, il sefa szsosk
en- rente proitqao,
SANEDI, 4 f'vrier proclaim 1913,
4 Ia rnaison De cour, dams la vile de Eatsn-
Rouge, c~ornm.ncant "A II heures A. II, tous
les drolj2, tires. interttz ct reGlaD}atldns da
defendeJr NJ. K. Ueaden, dams ct pour Ia pre-
Dritta : -desRous dGcrt:e. SAVIOR:
I'm certain morceaU 2s ere sitG6 Cans ret.
te p~aroisze, pres I'M Eayou Manchac, conr.,
cant six cent f~narante acres plus gu mona
hornt az deazns par les ierres de {. Com.
meauz, ct au-dessous par ceux d'Anthonl
Webb
Absn1oorG par Ie dt d5feadeur psnr salts
fare an iugement, inters.s et fra;s dana h
process ci-deesus.
Conditions De Ia vante y mois De credit
L. G. NORRIS, DEp-sherif.
q feTrter. 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

Itxrt Affrs ntot-ia jury dc police s'est
n=aelnbIe, commencement i l'ajournernent.
prteena Ward No. |, 4. Monattt +. 3.
John Knp + John Doean 81, + kIeenpc-
Ter; 7 las s. Wt1Iif 10 WIN EIawes II +.
MORGAN; II D II Fanny.
WrLGfAA ilAWEs, preBldent.
O. UarEni, conatlbIe.@
Samuel S4oIGrll, g~ref1ier, e'alt inHtsrhfe
], lncapablr d'ctre prtaent, janis Cooper "
etc uornne ere ffier pro TEN.
hprha appel a l'ordrs, le proceH~Verbal dc
/, dern,tre aastmblec a afe lu.
=. A. Walker, coroner, u PR Ben'c HH
coInpte de $40 pour 1ne cnqntte Ie1ucf
ttt examine ct accer1e.
Mesers. J = willis, Henry Carl ct + Mor-
ran ont ito nontnts I'm connie pour exaHii-
ner leg complies d'Oran llacket, trcaor'hr ct
collcrfeur dc la p~arolsse, ct en- la'fe Mn rap
port cetsapreR MIDI.
Mr.. IIacket, trfsorier Ell collector a sou
mis- au comite IL cornpfe e]uipant, 4 gu eS'
Joint Ie rapport du connie.
o. U1cket IN com tf cordni 0rcc In pa
-d;een I'E'sf Rdtnn I0upr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
o. Wackef m com q CoHTdnf dtcc n ?
rofsse dEsf Bdton Rouge.

] JHnFTfT IST5
Pour balance due dmr Il 'ah1eau
dez taxes de iS4D, connie par
rapport dn ) gent 1872, Si1'o 10
Pour halante due sur le iabIeau
dos taxe. de 1871 CONNIE par re-
clement ,trt d. + SEPT 1s42, 1859 81
Montantre req de Juge yessIer, pour
l~cncc de colporte1re, AZ W
is,yjer 1s43. n 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

Mar1i untln. ! ianviar ISi3
jury tie police s'eRt assemble selgh "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

I.rirrn1r.-Noua fegfstton# d"rpf"n-
drr, dat Ia - nfinri dc Sarngofa' que !" pc
t,io viIie de- Day, dana GO connie, cal dtE""
lee depuis pcu par la terrible epidemic on
n,,o Sous Ie nom dc "lnngde more, d"h'
unc treuinlue de cnH ont Gle mertcIs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
BEAux Aars.

James Mcguire, do la Nile. Orleans, dss
eelntures au Dagnete'yre. @
b. Thorpe, de 0. Fclclana, des Ia
bieaux a Ghure.
VIM. A. DlnIop, dc la n. Orleans, un
splendlde tableau fait a la plume, ct oit'"nI
une uerveiIIeuse vafittc dc tons les genres
d'ecrlture.
Lunsden. Kendall ct Gle, dc In ~. or'
leans, I'M modele de Topographic.
AT. Woods. de Baton Rouge, des des-
| sins laves d'archIiecture.
CurvAux EFT AUrREs ASIMAuz
= r. Andrews, E Feltclana, IN etaEon E'e'
Mare Antoine. age dc 8 ans. engendfe par
Pacolct avec la lument Medley.
Ter. prlx.
John Rist. meme par"isse. une I"men'
slezane, Veto, agee de l9 mos, trui' de-
npvres dc Ltyiathan eide Bertrand.
Ter. priN.
&c. Patrick, O. Baton-Ro &c, une u
men baie, de 8 ans. sentaIog'e 'neonne.
V. Leblanc. meme parotsse, ram
Essler. lument bale, ages de s no's 81
!. ,ourr, e~ngcnd5ste par Giaucus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

# DHrprz7t,~ In tlheoriat ti cturte de
Glooestaf New Jersey via : gis FIploJal
pho. n ddflHfa defnlaiprlrnt que ln ftae"f
hta't eana argent patro 4pe iors les bourgs
du connth. Il l'nscopfion dnn qen'. ont man
que gu p]aten,rnt lie lrnra trxes4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

IIbJF DIES LFTTRE1, ~te4fart y 10 pns'a
de Ia vile ds Baton Espga; - her Janvint
1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

III,ruts.-Le Sonnt ,a Get Itnt FIrn
d. pas~er un hlll relnlti aug bAhq''s Ct
f%alIlile. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

Les d"n* Cl1anlrea In TI.tnt le4 I'LL
unls. oni pa7sb tie v,unureueaz iasplatt"na
cnnife le syaiatue de fdpuIlatnnr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

Collins tarnns W. ravannn ], rpntnii II, naftnf
T n y, claude chapman j, carlton ~, oetntrrn
J a, clark IT, narpburn. eprcoren Mrs Ann, en-
iarnna +. s~ngaital " m. ealalan James, paIu
rnnl j taan, tpnaau charles, christmas H.
Rpnnsaville, GJhtlnl n.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15
From a Volun. q Sketches ..!;

remember some years since 10 have seen
John Randolph in Baltimore. bad frequently
read and heard descriptions Of hun; and one
day, as was standing in Market, now Balti-
more street, l remarked a tall, thin unique
looking being hurrying toward me with quick
impatient step, evidently much annoyed by a
crowd Of boys who were following close to his
heels, not in the Obstreperous mlrth with
which they would have followed a crazy or
drunken man, or an organ grinder and his
monkey, but in the silent, curious wOnier with
which they have haunted Chinese bedecked
in full costume. instantly knew individual
10 be Randal-,h from fha descriptions. |
thatI might
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

bv. and. unhsaoed, remarked the Roanoke or
ator for a considerable time, and really he was
the strangest looking being | ever beheld.
islong thin legs, about as thick as a strong
walking cane, and Of much such a shape, were
encased in a pair Of ight small clothes, 50 tight
thai they seemed part and parcel o. the limbs
Of the wearer. Handsome white stockings
we're fastened with great tidiness at the knees
by a small gold buckle, and ovei them, coming
about half way up the cali, were pair OF what
believe, are called hose, coarse and country
knit. He wore shoes: they were old fashioned
and fastened only with buckles-huge ones
He trod ike an Indian, without turning his
toes out, but planking them down straight a.
head. II was the fashion in those days 70 wear
an.tailed coat, with a email collar and buttons
hr spart behind, and a few on the breast Mr..
Randolph's we're the reverse Of all this, and,
instead ofhs coat beng ian-talled, It was what
believe, tie knights Of the needle call swallow
tailed, collar was immensely large, the buttons
behind were in kissing proximity and they
eat together as close on the breast Of the gar
ment As the ieasters at a crowded public festi-
vi. His waist was remarkably slender; 60
slender that, as he stood with bis arms aklmbo
he could ca sily as | thought with his long bo-
nv fingers, have spauned Il Around HIM bis
coat which was very tight, was held together
by one button, and IN consequence, an inch Of
more Of tape, to which It was attached, wa
perceptihle VII it was pulled through The
cloth. About bis neck, he wore large whIte
cravat. inwhich his chin was occasionally bu
RED as he moved his head IN conversation; NJ
shirt collar was perceptible; every other per
son seemed to pride himself upon the size 0
his, az they were then worn large. Mr. Randol
DIS complexion was precisely that ofa mum
nv, witheree, saffron, dry and blocdlegs; yCi
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

could not have placed . pms punt nn
where You would no, have lo1oaed Al,
His lips were thin, compressed and ~
The chin, beardlass a. q boys. Wa hrre
size 0f bis lace, winch vas small; VI
straight, with nothing remarked
u was tooahoTi. Henore an.
took of. standing a few minlf
4 obseft ed that his bead wasa
Characteristic which is said 81
many men Of lsieni Byfou and fN
Marshal. for instance.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

A Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth,
n for Gentleman's Goats, at
KEE ER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 9th 1919,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINeroS.--TH ExcH-

IMroRrANr FROM WASHINGTON ExcHE-
euER--The House of Representatives has broken
out in new place-on the Exchequer scheme. To
the surprise of every body, the Bankrupt Law was
kicked aside on Monday, and the debate sprung
up on the Exchequer, which soon took very gene
raj character which all the leading sebaters took
part The whole day was spen, in President max
ing For long and animated report of this debate,
see the Washington letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12

JAMES G.. BENNETT, Esq.:-
In the late report from the Treasury Department,
no notice is taken of the large amount of duties
which was paid here under protests, in the interim
OF the expiration Of the last and the passing of the
present tariff.
This large amount not having been accounted for,
II is presumabe remains in the hands of the Collec-
tor OF Customs, subject to the claims of those who
paid under protest at that time. Can you inform,
through your valuable columns what amount was
so paid, and the best manner of obtaining prompt
return of duties so unjustly imposed and retained by
the Collector. Obedenily,
A SUBSCRIBER.
New York, 9th Jan, 1912.
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE, adams 81 Co., and
Harnden " Co., arrived yesterday morning at half
past eight o'clock We thank them for late papers
to II is with strong feelings Of qualification that
lay before the public the following interesting correpon
dence -
Gen. Tom Thumb, commander in chief of the forces of
tary benefit at the American Museum next Saturday az
ternoon have the honor of proerng the professional
services of myself my wife Judy, and Toby my dog
which with the attractions Of that favore
Enlistment and your unriv vailed popularity. WILL
hope, secure an audience worthy of the occasion,
Yours, in good spirits PUNCH.
The generous offer OF Mr.. Punch Mrs Judy and their
remarkable dog, has been accepted and all the little peo
pie are on tiptoe for the fun.
The Museum throws out strong attractions all this
week, andis crowded day and night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12
CONSISTING OF

SERIoUs ACCIDENT ON AN EASTERN RAILROAD
We learn that quite serious accident occurred on
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad last Monday
afternoon. 1t appears that the train from Boston,
with passengers Tor the Norwich steamers, for New
York, and downward train from Worcester, met
about mile above Newton, with terrible crash.
Both trains were going at pretty good speed when
they came in contact, and the result was, that the
locomotive and forward cars were almost dashed to
pieces. In the upward train, lady and child were
very seriously injured, and other passengers more or
less bruised The hremen escaped by jumping of
the engines just before the collision. lis aim ost
miracle that a dozen human beings were not hurried
into eternity by this accident.
We trust that those who received injuries by this
collision, will at once bring actions for damages
against the Railroad Company. That it occurred
through the gross negligence of those who had
charge of either the upper or lower ran we do no,
entertain doubt; and that dozen or more live,
were not lost appears to have been no fault of the
conductors on that road. Until conductors on rail
roads are taught to have some regard for life anc
limb, II will be unsafe to travel Let the CRANE
jury at Boston take up this matter.
WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRCUS. Mr.. WEIGH appears t,
have hit exactly the current of popular feeling, 70
never, perhaps has an enterprise been so triumph
an'ly and unequivocally crowned with success, a
tins The walls of cod Drury," nightly re.ech,
with the most enthusiastic applause, and from
audiences, too combining the heghth of beauty an,
fashion. The performances are all in the biehes
degree chaste, elegant, grotesque and amusing
The revival Of the ancient Olympic games, as siver
at this establishment, receives the warmest encomi
ums from all clsssss.
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ALBANY NEws.-Pomeroy Il Co., and Pullen e.
Copp, beat the mail yesterday twenty hours, and
gave US the latest news
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For ALBANY.-The steamboat Utica, so celebra-
ted for strength ice boat, leaves this afternoon
for Albany. She will perchance go through-and
| perchance not
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The above is a statement of facts; you can make
your own remarks. | refused the above. He took
back the silver, then handed me mutated twenty.
five cent pieces got vexed, and told him to give
me my money back as did not wish to be detained
by his humbugging me, so he took the mutated
silver and gave me the half dollars II is believe
the game he plays on many; but if they would stick
to him, they would make him shell out to the last
cent. ONE YOUR OLDEST SUBSCRIBERS.
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City Intelligence.

SIR CHARLES BAGoT.-This Governor is rapidly
recovering.
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FROM YucArAN.-The Rosario arrived on Satur.
day at New Orleans, from Campeachy and Sisal
with files of Merida papers to the 2lst of December.
belligerents. The Mexicans were still in possession
of the heights in the rear of the city, which they
had fortified; and sent thence some OF the heavy
cannon from the Guadalupe. From these, shells
had been thrown, some Of which entered the city
and did trihing damage in burning few shantes
On the 18th sortie was mode by the beseiqed A
column 1900 strong made an attack on the Mexican
position at Lerma distant about three leagues from
the city walls The enemy having received intelli-
gence OF the movement, made ready resistance and
one OF the steamers having ttken aposition that
enabled her to bear upon the assallants with her
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The Five Point Flnanciers.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT -
SIR
Having occasion to dispose OF some of Beach's
Ulster rags, called at the Sun Office Saturday
for that purpose. To show the rascally manner
$40 90
Discount.
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LONDON McNEy MARKET-Dec. 7.-Although the rate
of money has not increased but still varies from to
two and half good commercial paper, impression
appears prevail that the long stagnaon Of business
at last beginning to give way. The dealers in money
perceive somewhat ofa demand than has been lately
known, though not sufficient to affect the current
On the first arrival Of the intelligence Of peace with
China, mentioned the general belief that impulse
to trade would be given by the opening Of channels
in the East and there is doubt that the effect of this
alteration Of position with China is already
BILE among the discount houses whose assistance is
been revived in the leading manufacturing districts
The course OF exchange at New York London, is
log per cent and the par Of exchange between England
and America being 100 10 Aoh per cent follows that
the exchange 10 367 per cent against England. But the
quoted exchange at New York being for bills at 90 day
sight, the interest must deducted from the above diff
ference
Cry, TWELVE ocLocx-The letters and papers by the
Overland Mail arrived to-day due of post via
Marsces hut do not find that they add much to the
information previously received BY express We have
also the Lisbon Mail Of the Goth November from which
we find nothing deserving Of particular remark.
What we have for some time apprehended has now
come into operation. The cessation dimnutin Of
ports OF British manufactures to America and the large
amount OF produce there shipping for Europe have turn
ed the exchange much against u.s. that drain for spe
Gle has actually commenced, the last packet for Boston
having taken out heavy freight Of gold, estimated by
persons at fur FIVE hundred thousand pounds.
We need not remark that If this be followed up by
cesson Of shipments OF specie to the quarter will
produce stringent action upon currency which
is not by any large although the low rate OF inter-
est might lead to contrary opinion
From the London Prices Current II
LoNpoS Dec 6--Comnercial affairs in a favorable
position In the manufacturing districts the demand for
goods continues on the ncrease-prces moving up
wds and the laboriDg community are getting busiiy
rmp,oyel In this market holders of produce display
much hrmness and in several quotations have fur
sn. me improved The demand has been excellent for all
1919 used IN manufacturing purposes and goods where
a, ,ow nave been in good request both by the
nome dealers Spectators and shippers indeed those par
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$40 90
Discount, 05
$40 e5
For which wanted Ten Dollars bankahle
money; he gave me two half SovereIgns.
old date, $4,Sl
Five and ten cent pieces, 1851
Five five franc do, 90 cents, 4,65
Five cent and cents 30 "a