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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
NEW AND SPLENDID coNrEc-

IIUNAHY #BFURE.
The undersigned announces that be has
lately opened a new store in the above line.
Thankful for the patronage he received while
10 partnership with Mr. Musseiman, he hopes
will DO all in his power 10 deserve ID.
He will always have on hand an assortment
of fine sugar plums, comfts, pastil, crisp al
mond, candies, syrupg, Of all kind. Cakes
&c. for marriages nf baptism. Boxes and pa
pers Of sWeetmeals for Christmas presents.
He will furnish them 10 retailers at The
New Orleans prices, and All articles sold BY
hin VIII be warranted Of the best quality.
His store il nfhe house Of Madam lion
adjoining Measrs Philips q Lanoue.
A. ARTUS.
dec. IA 45 1871.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
AoL&ssEs--Rrom IS 70 % scat
FnHE-~gA S7S PER barrel


A RavELTE.-A North Carolina paper,
the Oxtnrd Mercury, announces, as The latest
article 81 manufacture, tobacco candy. We
ruote It's statement:
I've had 7~estsrdy exhibited 10 as by d..
JyLa D0wueg OF this country, rich candy.
made from tbe boiled extract of tobacco
sgers. II il very dark IN color, Of COZ Sc, Of
; hitter sweet Ia Taste, inferior in point Of
nIess.Efneas to hosrbozad, We were not
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
10 OuR ~BUD9GhlBHRs

$1,000
NRaflf Baas has elapsed SINGS we bafs
chased TIE efiatlishfu9fi IL tho baton Holas
aaaate Dafidg that period vs. haye ttial,
q much as possible, ID fulfil he gHetaus sssk
ae lad abdsftAkaf, II We lAya gwen gen.
efal aailsfa6tlaa - 0pr sutsstibers, We have
attaiasa glf object ift9t NO have lie proud
satisfaction IL knew lhat they wore piaeed hi
that p%opition e &c by heir oea choice We
stall tfg % tataftg lhaif amntsf6eBt ii III.
futifej 10 ut ~ lsys IL 6Bf power, But tie
gbl = ohs We pheed ourselves under When
We fought tha 5fie8, render II imbetia0B IN
~ 10 gather, ere the daWh 81 tho now ysaf,
tio sasil Pitla1es that - duo lie from sh4li
6f our PATRONS, fof The lsb6fs III tie year
we hope tlat COZ enlightened fs8degs Wit
duly hpbf9si4f8 on situation, AID that hon.
ast Industry viii not IL 6df fise, 40 ubfe.
Wafdsd Those NEe eag lis VIII Ba waited
sp0n shortly The sums ale small But MI
nafeus, and haYibg performed our part Of Tho
contract, 10 hops our patrons WI not lack
ID fuialilhR theirs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
STATE or LOUISIANA.
pa4jsb N EasJ hmm Da,ss

Gilbert gouteffg, 6fthe Parish Of EaHt Ba-
t6h Rouge, having ths infehti5n 10 onaBetbsts
bis elaVg Betsey atfas Elizabeth Josephine,
any person Who may taV8 legal opposition IL
said emancipation ID required II file said opbq-
siti6n in tho office Of The ci8fH Of The Psfish
Court for sad parish, within forty days ffefa
the date Of Hald notif9,
Given under my hand this 14tb day Of no.
7ambef, 1914.
NJ w. FOWLER, Sheriff
Nov 16, Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
(Fr1p, tls psc6yu7e.l
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

REroRT O. TIE S-EeRErARY OF Var
The report of the SeeretaF of War, accom-
Panylng the Presidents Message. states that
Regular force Of the Army to consiat II eight
regiments OF Infantry, four Of Artillery, ard.
lwy Of Dragouaa, under the command Of de
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

1T. BgAUHEoAnp, surgeon-dentis, pnpil u
the celebrated DR.. Knapp, having settled for
some time in this town, offers his services in
the ~gaFious branches Of his profession to the
inhabitants ofEast and West Baton Rouge.
He holds his Office as the house occupied BY
Or. Fasquez, opposite Mr.. Mayer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
NOTICE
3dfR w HfgHs f5 Ehe PdBasai Pr
h Btu q h tAs Fafi1 q bost Baiol4

notice
9diH WIrgFtf i2f 1he Hag1sai u Pr
h Iases M tAe Fafih d Ettst Triton
IkG1Ef ka1i5i9aa.
Y RFtH q IS 4tfj entitled 8H net 6f HE
fa lta STATE uf taais H4aa at4
Ell llafah tf@ 7ifi Hall 5i. Htd Had attia II thH
tf FaH4iBa dfiB GEE HHlf h H5gH
1880 lH6 n pg5 Hd t9seH p9iIle H4aI91
uf Thu saf tHe a3ff t45tafg 1915 ths
y llft lgase ID Ibe ta4Ya9i Bla5tl A4l
tBttaatI flH usual f5jts 8f alHB III tts
Fight, tftIaf iAtaf6st aud elaial hi 6He fallaaihHa
n9t1al p~sfs3gs, il aud 1UtGe iqfHiAillg dec
tiE9d p~taTsftg l54 payment Hf tflff Parish
Iitsss due n Tie IafsItef Aust 4 ltd6 I19aaH
45 Witl
Al he ttalh lillet intefesl std e%I4tile Of
BeHiatbin BJi8fgtes ana ELIZA El6lHlHs hIa
ilat ll ard lp ttB faiil#inE ~BFupafiH in Wit
ons Lot Of ground tHsa8aFiHg 1l9 11-15Iga
Ifant aha Gg isHt aApP, ahi EitahIed ~ ihat
patt 5f its t5wn If Ilajea Rouge, heretofore
iaiHiIR ettrad BIT MaEHfs HltHYf SsAltf BBh-
les. GaflerHs SIbanI Malta, aid fulton Il be-
ing lot NO ins1f 2e6t said Joint property also.
ah6liaf TIT OF sfeHhd ard improvements. sit
uatGs IN liat port 6ltltalo6H 81 Baton Rouge
AnlAsh DIS llaIP# t84Y, ffhHllha A5ftlt Street.,
Bounded 1i i#le E38st III = Loo I'll ground own.
% b# Jdhh BlihIafs .aHdson tHs wet by . TOT
heiunainK 10 he Hstfs If Bfawf. and meas
ufipa 8H leai irghtby FL feet deep, faf the T.
tl9uft If thsif Pafifb taxes I'll tdg Parish 81
Hast Baton 65ttse Tor the year l819 =ieget1a
al with eests,
al the figtt4 tIlla, interest and claims Of
Thomas LjlIetlt IL and u 1870 aeffs Of l4hd
.]FitUatpH III Ills tsaFiet hf Mast Usf1a HaHta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA

Pf6bst6 Couf-Pdrish Of West Baton Rgahs
E7 virtue II an order Of tho Pfobsi6 Can't
Of this parish, ii viii be offered 81 public Gals
BY the undersigned Judge, on The 23d Doef ma
Der he6t, 1t 10 Al NJ ~ Tie residence Of W.
Pierre blanchard, Gil fbe goods, nogeabls sud
iihtn6y0able property, belonging 10 the success.
sion Of Mrs. Elizabeth M5uf6h, widow Of the
late Pieffg blanchard, consisting III
t-=h piece Of land situated In this PARISH
al 40 afpehs from tic rfF6f, il tho fo6f Of the
bind Of Mf Nm b. Robertson, containing
three quarters Of an afp91t front by 40 aprons
ID depth, between pafaiJel limos.
2-Fift6eG slaves d vafions aeos and SOFAS
seven horses, mileb cows, cattle, agricultural
implements, furniture, Aet Or.
TEGas-TbF lard and slaV6si n three equal
payfaehfs-ihe 1et in March 1916, thG sscobd
liz Mifeh 1871, aud the Third In March 1s4s.
tho m6yeabI9 HaIf ID MafCt 66xt and hatfiu
March 1876, Che Whole Id satisfactory joint
notes, beatihg 3 per e6nf from due, payable at
the Office Of The Judge 6ftbia parish, aud sp6.
clal mortgage % Che fhlmoF4able property III
final payment.
WAWpGT .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
INDIA RUBBBH SHOES
tttft fefHiFad gHs sass Eadias Rubber ever
sa9Be, q very |sufhfief af.itle.
9l H0LLAILH IEMAHn

" TJILAT6 ITFTWATT.
Tic above sum will ba paid 10 any ihdigi-
dial she win pdi into Tie hands Of Knox u
Malta. the small pateat lafef, gold HstGl
which waslaben from The ahop 81 NJ Raymond
HatehthaHaft about 4 wesE since, and no quss-
lions ASKED Tie wartb It 10 believed bears
tie name Of Iohfaa fnakaf3 London.
Dec 81, do
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
sTRAYFD OR rg

Oh DIDItIAft
On or about the Sd September last, from
Raudolph's pasture on the Highland rosd, a
bay mare, with heavy name and tail. aboas
fourteen hands high, 5 years old. no brand or
mark, very heavy built, > mark On the left
eye, caused By a hart secretly yisable she
may be with colt, Any person bringing her
TO the undersigned ranger will be suitably re-
In. DUFROCo, Ranes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
Manpfrp-.On Tuesday evening Isgt NJ tb,

MAnRfEp-.On Tuesday evening last lp Tia
Rev Ar Woedbridge, JQsErH NEPHGER, Esq,
70 Miss CAROLINE al 4Ian1s, aifof his place
Hay they glide down lie stream of life IRE
Of all snags or barsto mai their happiness
and may they live I'd a fipe old age III the same.
community Of mind and feeling in which they
now enter taeir new sphere of life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
SUGAR PLANTATION, SLAVES, &c.
FDR ALI


For sale on reasonabtc terms n plantation
lying on the river Mississippi nine miles be
low Baton Rouge on the same side-havfre
about eleven arpena and a halffront on The
river with a depth Of forty arpens-the line,
slightly closing-containing about four hmm.
drcd and thirty-iye superficial arpeng more
or Iess.-The said plantation has about Two
hundred arpens cleared and under good fence
with a comfortable dwelling and necessary
Sugar b~uildings-with a horse mill. :
The said plantation has been for several
years cultivated as a sugar plantation and
there is now saved sufficient seed cane 10 con.
Gnue it in that cultivation.
Also an other tract Of land lying immedi.
ateiy in the rear Of said plantation containing
about sixLy-three arpens-being all woodland
ALSO twenty-one valuable slaves of both sex.
es and different age8-all northumberland
also Horses, mules, oxen, cows, and sheep
Farming utensils-corn, fodder and hay.
A lot Of ground in the town of Baton Ropge
situated near the market house.epposite Mr.
Brunots Office measuring 60 feet front by IO5
feet in depth.
II the above plantation and tract ofIand
slaves &c, be not previously disposed ofat
private sale they will be sold abduction on
the premises on MONDAY the 18th of Jam
nary next.
The terms will be as follows :-Forthe plan
tation cultivated as a sugar plantation, four
thousand dollars cash and the balance at one.
two and three years.-The tract of land In the.
rear ofsaid plantation one third cash and the
balance at one, two and hreeYears-for the
slaves and lot one fourth cash and the balance
IN one and two years-for the personal pro-
perty-aIl sums under thirty dollars CASH
FOR all sums above thirty doIlars-aton one year.
For the credit amounts, the purchaser will
have to give his notes with a co-obIiger 10.
the satisfaction Of the vendors, and the paw
ment of the price ofof tie land. and slaves to
be secured By mortgage, and confession of
Judgment on the property sold-and the notes
e be payable AZ the Bank ofLoufsiana.a at a.
ton Rouge and TO bear interest at the rate OF.
eight per centQn, per annnm, from maturity.
until paid.
Inc salss to b. passed at the expense of
the purchaser before The Parish Judge.
Any one wishing 10 inquire in relation ~
SAD properly can call on Mr.. Larguier, senr.
AZ Baton Rouge or on Mr.. Marcellia Martinez
on the premises.
Dec. I4th, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21


Btiaf asnefat5 Tts 66efa(afY las f%sfisi5
tea tbe tfg E68HrsfHie#l lftifiaft Hf fhe army.
N Hh6ft5 ib5 6Esf, tiest5ag H th6 @Hl arr.
lh%tafltuHafs as establ1hej BR lie Asef
6f4HtHfdulff tHl3 Af iff tbs tH efael
f lie II iaaHshH sattlHiufh 8Hf fH eh
Hais itiBG Oil #tHH gaffIT i8Aftaff ffaHHfefj W
tlle pfutsfiieH 81 aut aitiat na VI llat s~sellgl
"a i|tiHLafY bf5t lfs hHth# asfHhIF hHd ht Ggif
faf tlafHafJ affita f~4tfetfi i / b fel#hslIa
tlHt fifs faF Hf8 II4Na t343s #tsf. III ffe
nfi8fia itit di4ffBf tsVB tatat a9sf .fa
t5le asla1iHh ed bet eaD ftaHppf iiaflHtt aHl
# Hftfs, fBaaHHbigiH fhe f{fl8H affafts.
f9 ttf lfaatt Nj tis HaH tiaieafl jtfHsla=
% Af ~iltfaasa ia res 3unaaadal Iii he
hal ~ Ii5lt fed ArEEtff
llte aedfatdtY s. 4 fltat u i1ai1taiiiinG tha
hfiiIA9 HstlHlt ffaant at West Flfnf HE.
llutHe Bf RHaH8Pies afIBH4Ft fglis
M aia.i a~iasfs, fftHi tHsi ssi H Hb0tit
HIifiR b6f affHef. BH ftf5ft f6e6HtfB6Hey
tIHa PiseaGH 0fh3aF afi0Ftdg syefy 5fi tsf
4fieffHHHIF 1Fa {a8tH ttitHfiii sHtth ata Haaa
tiHii af land and Vie privilege II { tHo 5H4f
f9FlaegH ufHi fbH P1Y Nfflf ftia understands
iHt lfat lIs faait0itsl5l IF t0 Or q#GHted as
Tie aud iii iliaI lille. tilia Whill 8tia6te
ieefs 81 teliie ff6ii the Army baf5fe they
Bstglna t9a gIl Ijf HtAtt employment. and ai9
promotion HI encouraging ttsiGHhions utll4f
sft HtnstHntes honorable % The 01lgaf,
Vie 5etfatatY FHgs sLs important addition III
NJ tIH military I1ftjltaEiohB UPON lie allan
tf saab9#fi 15e fsbert GIEea strongly the
erection af forts sd9lh If Gapa IiatlHFas@a
eettirti ut cur sea bu9fl Loo luna neglected
UaHbli1H leland, IN Mobile bay, hey Yves!
and tbA Dry Tdftns4s ave mentioned Nc ap
hfu6fiaia pifes faf Qualifications. With the
SagHl dap9t at hieuiali Il, aid forts byetloal
iBg ihs navigation of ifp Gulf aud eyefY tssa
eel ttai doubles tapp San Antonio, iha f5#
taft contends tlat he United States Btali
6a lla atfpteHAf naval b6F7f III Ira a7H.
iHfa Organization bl d con paiiy ct HHppafs
and diihHiH II Recommended HlsB tha eetab.
lifhHlHut W Il n~attftHl f]g4Hif#.
Ai appropriation ef 100000 ia taeuni
ht8Hdel u construed military eesta from tle
atisa5iitftl4af t9tiie Rocky MBufitaiHg, vftsll
H HitHiati6il WitEfh territorial organisation
tdt i military E1fea nlu5hd N tie dividing
fflge tatNtan Tie waters that nov lilo lie
6ulf Of hle#ia8 and tue Pacific, would give
effect g our Tide 10 the 9 agon Territory
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm Of tfADLEY & PIPER vaa dis.
solved by mutual consent, on the 1st Of No
Vembcr last. All persons having claims will
present them, and those indebted, are reaues
ted to make immediate payment to
URBAN TTADLEY, or
JACOB PIPER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
NJ I9aTI 91IlT 99Tlma f0H flIg dI7

Ng aafa aaIail portion ID 0ff ttae dis.
aae6 If lla aaifaatilf dltha lp'iafs la
longing ~ Ms FiHhsf.s AeaIetl N5tHitiL.
sla4dug tae ia8laHaaa0y0 f iha ~ Hi3f itefe
teia fHa8Y %8tatiis. a6j THei# WE'D t3Be Bf
i%nttfast 10 The Hetfafu ufthHfis 8E generation
ftespH tte wore highg grltHi6j at lhs
ldaiaHa Nift which 5nla Of tia classes al
sitafld tld tfsslIaas bf0 Pnuaied totheal Il
fet deal q csc lBHbbah t43di Ia tIeBta
IL aleBftA f85tHsli4 ID wi ID tbs ta at
H%taHefea HBIgtaVaf ip9r fegt thfH study.
I circumstances who'll fs ial 01a1 lssI aata4
Af f~slfhets h llleea taya i len alfeatifaf#
protects ta lpAff by steam
We afa f1ilf satisfied fldH It'd sued a6 fhHz
HtatUfl fliet can le Btle1 ful auB s]llafa q
ltta 8itH9lat eFaiftaf ~ t5a 4gtJhlet lpt pdrs
lalla Department. u gaeff lslsi nddaftfa
thafga III aid t1afieR, w!e befa surprised n
beHf Us tfegfess bic pupIis have H18la IL lie
sldl1 paee If tiue he has been engaged it
ttatbjHg Hem. Naste hapN t0etp jts Aigll
'pll,o9 g''e'la4As y i'l' 8p9 s1fs ! Asflse
eglllosa ~ 'safh' 'ae'f 0'aei'Nsea saf' s0o
a1t4a''o' assF 'hs ''8'hs FosH fa
'fo'F
rd6aftfftt9s= We have seen Fsrnfa1 mas
tFaa ii lla i6FefiFs 1afafs Wiibtftis 6saf4i4.
bud Ne lblhk tl,ay afa lie{,4t. fsr there MI.
r,a4.ep batb stlss MINI a,,asi An a II. Nj il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

Tho Cumberland valley Rail Roe1 bridge
sest Harrisburg was destroyed by fra few
dspF age, and several lives laat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
nNnI,A b anNMa


About 200 acres Of aofne Of The beat land
on the road lending to Jackson, unculliyated,
about II tnileH from the toWnof Baton Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap apply 10
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

LADIES KID SLIPPERS
The subscribers have received pr ase ar
rivals tfona Philadelphia, 100 pairs Ladies
kld 6lipPers extra quality, also a ~feVspair@
bite and blaek Euglish Kid slippers liz
bic for partio5,
PHILLIPS LAEOrE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

CONFECTIONERY, GROCERY AND
OYSTER SALOON.
z. NUssELuAN, that celebrated caterer to
all kind Of dainties has just returned from Tho
Crescent City where be has laid in a splendid
assortment ofall kinds Of daintfes and Injuries.
Candles, cordials, sugar plums, and all des.
criptioBs Of pastry, &c.
also, Groceries Of all descriptions, adjoin.
ing Tie confectionery establishment.
Oysters, cooked 70 order, or raw, to suit The
TASTE Of the most fastiiious.
Come I'LL gbo hape some extra chance to
spohd these holidays and you can he supplied
with Whatever yea want on moderate terms.
Every thing necessary for balls or paFffes
can be obtained at this establishments.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER & Go.
Corner of Canal and Magazine Sis.
New Orleans.
Dec. 81, 46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

We learn BY gentleman from Shreveport
that about TWO weeks ago,-Grayes Tie de.
6qltjRg treasurer Of Mississippi passed
through that town, in The custody ora party
wtc hej captured him in Texas. Websteve
there vas a considerable reward rfaed for
him
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

HefafH aHafh tHat t6hHte9 6AI much SAC
t~tBfibp balt Il J'li# gaft sf 7gstsesiIi
hts II HI q eefY llial fs5faa F9b4tfa Pts
aesaa fHfif talnabla aud maIiet1al hnl tas,
md lli4 fnatlled d RIapa4llg mis- tanlaf
" faff 113 lait amt a4fteaIla f8fielto
8gsHt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

y, n, seNAToBs--l'be New tork pspeFs
Rtate that tAt GoyeFbor has appoiatea III. Gov.
Dickinson and Ilenty A, FoslAr in the place
" hasera. Wright and Tallneags,
Dixon II, Lewis, hsq, hss basa nominated
" tbs iegttlatareot alsbema, aehator tfotb
lhRt State, Or stS Yeas ftem VIZ 4}b March
EtRi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21

F~xrpAaRpfNAeY LAM. altnB,-A most OK.
tra0rdtnary land, slide occurred about twt
weeks since near Lebanon, (N, Id Qua lipl
conieal bill, divided into three farms. 1t ID
thus related by a person who wac on the epof
al tie time ;-
With one Of The tenants, Robert Gourlay,
| had oeeaaion 10 transact some busineas on
Thursday last. and having called on him NJ ha
farm hodRe, about 2 o'clock of tho day, | was
detained till late in the evening. About bali.
past 10 o'clock. rs We were IN the act Of read
ing over some papers preparatory to their be,
ing signed by na, wo were startled by q sud
den explosions Ourtifat iiaPresaion WAS that
pieto at artillery had hoe1 discharged nthe
rear efthe farm bindings, but after reiecljng
on the exceeding improbabtIity OF such an
event, we referred the defamation 10 an earth.
Equake or some suhterranean convulsion. For
the next few minuths we sat 1T state of con-
siderable a)lara,, which was a good deaf aug
iaented on hearing unusual Sounds from the
bYers aud stables, az lfthe cattle Were strug-
giiHg to rot loose. lust as we started from
our seats by a sortnfi asttnctly e resolve to as.
certain The cause Of this singular occurrence,
We suddenly felt the house IN motion.
At first there was a violent jerk, the move
ment EDWARDS, not unlike the first startling of
a poHdernus rail way train. Gradually the
motion increased, until We found ourselves
moving along at n rapidly aecelarating rate.
II was a clear, starrynight. and | could see the
thoughts Of trees in the distance passing the
windows, just as we perceive the transit Of sim
ilar objects from the window of a travelling
vehicles. This continued for two or three
minutes, and there was a sudden stop, produ-
cling another violent jerk, which threw my
.frisnd and me 10 the opposite end Of the room.
We ran Immediately 70 tie door, and our as.
constituent may be more easily conceived
than described, on discovering ourseIvesin4n
entirely new locally. | saw at oEce that a
land SIP bad taken place but although / had
read af similar occurrences in the districts
around the Alps, | was unprepared for so re-
igarkable All instance as had Just taken place.
We found ourselves at. least a quarter Of a
mFle from he original spot. The farmhouse
and ouf-buildiHgs were all entire. A range
of poPlars which groR near the harm still &C.
cnpied the same relative position TO that build
ing, TIE only change observable was, that
a stream which loNedza little below the farm
house had entirely disappeared.
The most Singular result Of this movement
ia fbat the farm Offices of my friend Mr, Gour-
lay, are 40 longer upon his own farm. They
have been projected upon The lands Of u total
ly different proprietor, and il ~ supposed that
unless he manages 70 rem, % addition TO his
Old farm, the portion OF land Oh which bis
steadlng is now located a good deal of nice
litigation will be The consequence 81 this sud
den and unexpected freak Of Nature.
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INIIIVl
Sperm, Whale, Linsecd and Tanners oils
superiorquality, white lead, spirits turpentine,
window glass, lar oakum, aud cordage, which
they offer for sale low for cash or approved
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TO G pLANTERa.

"a For sale tfimmediate apptica.
#ln ton be made, asuficient quaint.
y ofeeel cane to plant two hun
94Ia dfcd and fifty acrca, the cane is
Of moet excellent quality beautifully put up,
and very convenient 10 The bank Of the ritor,
being on the front grounds Of the Arlington
Plantation.
For terms Apply 10 the subscriber three miles
below Baton Rouge, on the Fast side.
&C. WILLIAMS.
Arlington, Dec. 10th, 1914.
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THE MARKETS.

There j. very little material change Ia liz
markets since our last,
CoTToN-fbe prices remain 6tfn. no adj.
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If the above plantation and tract ofiand
slaves &c, be not previously disposed fat
private sale they viii be sold al abduction on
the premises on MONDAY the 18th of jan
II - n avF @&E#a4 A
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China, Glass and Earthena are-Juss re-
cared and f0T sale by
pFN MA2KHAN, Church 81.
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RtpoHf bf rHt Fuer MAsfsa HEHtHAb.-
fgH eatn Iflin this document that lle total
transportation VI the mai BIZ horse and IN eta
HeF, railroads and Btaainbuata, laf the year
ending the 5Btt June, 1914, supplying u. t05
pest 7)Hiees, n i snst Of fss3, n37.65l, was 80,
dHp,H34 miles, exceeding The transportation
tar the year tB4l By 4lg,i00 mtlapt
The income aftlIe nghaFlfBeat lf the year
ending The aDtl igne, l9li, was aa f]DIIpNes
Letter Io5iaEa #3t67H,fal ba
Newspaper pqatage 5I1, ia 81
Fines lB5 90.
Miscellaneous FetstHta ii,445 ~
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ExruAaRnfNApr LAHp ~s1tnE,-A most OK.
traordtnary land,eltje occurred about two
weeks since near Lebanon. ON, Id Qua high
]coHiesl hill, divided into three Iarln8. 1t ia
thus related by a petaon who wac on the spot
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paid f5f the aat1a period, h III, 3e0,e67 10
The Posi- Master General falieItBtga tho
country opeh The fact that Tie current eSrpu.
sss Of the service have been met BY Tbs cur
rent revenue, The revenue collected BY post
t%dBsterF, with tew exceptions. has begnBf8mpts
" paid, and The service well performed, except
ii the southaWes where ob7tf0elioiH have
baeH encountered IN the shape 1T Hoods, rains,
&c. which 40 Vigllaefe could overcome,
The number Of r0ses Of mail dehfedsi IONS
reported 10 the Department, fet three years
preceding the l2thof October, 1914 Ia 1884
Amount of aliagal leae, #l53t 100 Amount Of
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