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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-15
THE sHOEMAKERs.
DY J. O. wHITTfER.

Ho workers Of the old time styled
The Gentle Graft of Leaiheri
Young brothers Of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more t0getherl
Call out again your long array
In the olden, merry manner;.
Once more on gay st. Crlspin's day
Fling out your blazoned banner
Rap, rap, upon the well. worne stone
How falls tho polished hammer!
Rap, rap, the measured sound has grown
A quick and merry clamor.
Now shape the sole; now deity curl
The glossy vamp around il,
And bless the while the bright.eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound ii!
For you along the Spanish Main
A hundred keels are plouehing;
For you the Indian on the plain
His lasso.coi is throwing;
For you deep glens with hemlock dark
The woodman's FIRE is lighting;
For you upon the oaks grey bark
The woodman's axe is smiling.
For you from Cardinals pine
The rosin gum is stealing,
For you the dark-eyed Florentine
Her silken sken is reeling;
For you the dizzy goatherd !oams
His rugged Alpine hedges;
For you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom England's thorny hedges!
The foremost still bv day or night
On moated mound or heather,
Where'er the need of trampled right
Brought toiling men together,
Where the free burghers from the wall
Deled the mail-clnd master,
Then yours, at Freedoms trumpet call,
No crsfte mon ralliad faefer1
Let foplngs sneer, let fools deride,
Yc heed no idle scorner,
Free hands and hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor.
We dare to trust for honest fame
The jury Time empannels,
And leave to Truth each noble name
Which glorifies your annals.
Thy songs, Hans Sach, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German,
And Bloc nield's lay and Gilords wit,
And tn rare good sense of Sherman;
Still from his book, mystic seer,
The sour of Behmen teaches,
And Englands prestcraft shakes TO hear
or FOx's leathern breeches.
The Foot is yours; where'er it falls
1t treads yonr well wrought leather,
On earthern floor, in marble halls,
On Carpet. or on heather.
Still there the sweetest charm is found
OF matTOn grace or vestaps,
A Hehe's foot bare nectar round
Among the old celestials!
Rap, rap !-your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow aud weary,
May wander where the skv's blue span
Shut down upon the Prairie.
Ye shippers shine on Beauiy's foot,
By Saratoga's fountain,
Or lead, like snow. flakes falling mute,
The dance on Cattskill mountain!
The red brick to the mason's hand,
The brown earth to the tiller's;
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy Clnderelas!
As they who Stunned the household maid,
Beheld the crown upon her,
So all shall ser your tel! repaid
With health and home and honor.
Then let the toast be freely quaffed
In WATER cool and trimming;
'All honor to the good old Graft,
Its merry men and women!
Call out again your long array
In the old times pleasant manner;
Once more on gay st. Crspin's day
Fling out his blazoned banner!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-15

with thinking,
away when I first met
lainIy no would never
with this courser.'
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spurs in the hors
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and curves, vii
stopping, then s
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resided in London
notify the magistra
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the cries of childrel
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quiet, she now started
stop her ! cried every
cried he Quaker, 10
do not stop her. And
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rapidly enter half open
did residence al the Yves
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his eyes to Heaven IN 4
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servant in the yar1
conducting her to III
of the first person ~
proprietor Of the
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Pre- Nsgtoe8 b. Pen8yhantd.-We notice
III lie proceedings of The u. s. Senate Of lleUb
inst, that 1r. Buchanan presented d memo
rial from Pennsylvania, asking that Il portion
Of The Oregon Territory may pc set apart for
zcoloaizigg The free people of color Of PENN
sylyahia. So, il appears the citizens Of tho
Keystone State are tired offree people ~ofc0lor,
too, and, what is more, are desitods Of getting
rid of them dc the cost Of the nation. Yet
what d fau1pug they kick up If the Southern.
States send foreigH-born free blacks out of
their territory without troubling auybodyto
help them. Ought not Massachusetts to send
an agent to Philadelphia to suppress petitions
of fhls sort, and examine into the census Of
Pennsylvania 10 know if some Of her black
citizens may not be Of the number il is con-
templated 10 despatch for Oregon This
movement shows, pretty clearly, what sort
Of equality actually exists in Pennsylvania
between Tie while and black races. would
nv. Buchanan or any other senator have
presented q petition from the black people
asking that a part Of Oregon may be SET.
apart for colonizing the white folks Of Penn
wi 3v94fttq ftvS t~ss ra@ainsrers+5a p@Hreylvo-
MIA as wtIl as nj The South, aud in Boston
they are just as black as they arc ia South
Carolina; and I'll So far al the essential char
acteristes Of equality are concerned, enjoy
ais much eli il in one latitude as IN tie
othef.-Pic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
BATON ROTGF

Classical French md English Academy.
TINS Institution, now open for The reception
of students, under the superintendent OF
Messrs. Walsh and Caire, is situated between
the residence Of ]. Phillips, Esq. and the Of
fee Of DR.. Hereford, in Market street.-The
most sequestered and desirable part Of tie
Town.
The system of government will be mild
and paternal-yet firm and determine1--in
enforcing the observance Of established disci-
pine and good order. Feb ] If SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
STATE or LOUISIANA.
pROBATE COURT,
~ giFIae N u oFdeF ron he Hon. Pro-

A 334fE
By virtue of an order frointhg Hon, Pro-
bate Court, IN and for The parish Of East b.
toH Rouge, NItf be- p0ld byst6e tndefaig6edt
Perish judge, ex.ofieio auetioneer, ~ tho
last place Of residences Of Engsh6 Mara0ns
late Of tbi pafists deceased,
On Tuesday, Me 25tll day Of Mach fs45,
between tf8 usual hours Of sale, the fglloW-
=ihg described property belonging 70 the sue
ge slaf o. said dete4s9d, W.
Ia6e plantation Wlgtg0a the deceased feals
ded, at about III miles beioY thG town Of
Baton Rouge, fronting on Bayon FdnhtainJ
edataflin9 twenty ight aepens fu0fe or lsfs,
b0Hadgd H6ttf by O BabtB, East by 81 Due
bitg t8ld john Phillips, and below by Charles
5Cbma5uz, loge{lIer with all the buildings and
improvements thereop.
NEGRO Nan haBied Spencer, aged about 81
gaare, y ~jofBea, horse carl, eafhautef'a tgolss
JOE IF piekeb8, / 9lnfsahte h6BsohoId aud kit.
chen furniture, about 9 lead Of cattle, stock
Of Iloge, &tc.
I'EhMe OF SALE The land and slaves 1T
], y and . years credit from the day ofsaie in
notice endofggd, payable in baHb, boaripe eight
per cont interest from due tilt paid, mortgage
reserved tll final payment, and confession Of
]iHdKmgdt. Personal propaffy,all sums Under
Eve dollars caBli, above five dollars payabiooh
fh6 1at Of February 1876, also Iii notes we'll
endorsed, payable III bank and beafing s per
cont interest from due till b5id.
feb ~ . Oh TES91ER, r. ).
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
POLICE JURY.
West Baton Roa9e, Jan IL, Is1

West Baton Roa9e, Jan III, 1915.
AN extra meetira of tic police Jury wa,
held, baisaaBt 10 4 call. Vim Joyce. Esg
presided tic Observation-Disclosures present
Wpeegs II Bsraefoa, Roecrnond IieheFtgI
Ete f,abauga. PfeviIle Landry. Wm Ioyea
I.IV Durable. Sjmusan IavjfS.
rio president haviag slated ths obfonf a
tba r,eelinu. which was. ID name 81 assaqaa,
Il to taket Inc census Of nc voters Of the parish.
or motion tie j1FY proceeded TO The nouaf-
nation OF an assessor t6r that obiecl~len h
aopeared fHat Dominique IabautT lad recej-
hi ma whole number o~fyotes. and was Gulv
elected.
Resolved. That the account presented Inv
Frederick Hobbs. for the sum of five dolIars
and geyenly.fve cents be allowed. and f6af
The treasurer be authorised by tie present re-
solution topaz the SANG on the warrant Of fbc
president.
Resolved, That Messrs. Hilaire Baroeror.
n Heberf apd + y Drr4Ido. ha ann5iTT,od (
committee to contract with a mechanic to
make tbe necessary reDairs TO the enclosure
around the Court house.
The committee named to contract for TN
repair 6gcessary 70 the fence aropnd tha eo,,rf
h6Ifse. ~rapafted that tbev had eontrac4ed 5sr.
said work with Ian. d. Crane. fer fbe sun,
Of fwenty,dve dolIars. which Teport was q.
don,ed.
Whereas The Dafish taxes have not Not
been collected. and The treasurer NAV h. IN
wantsof fundsto meet various claims e~yistjnr
against this parish, il is therefore resoIve55
that The said t-reasurerbe and he IS hereby al.
thorised ID borrow the sum of five hundred
dollars from ohe 81 the banks &c Ration Po,ro
y = - y az = Datoi lsouge'
and aaftsHctoFjfv endorsed prepidads
present resolution be annexed 10 Il ii moot
ofifs idsgfifgS h H. fnrtbes .asa 93s Pt8o4
h. be- has sso po funds %'i n ~ the o lraa., sr,a y lo+ as aa5 t%s
claims referred to.
Whereas, an error exists IN a resolution
adopted bv the police iarv Of this nsrisb -
road intended 10 cross the plantation IF E 7 /.
mus Weeds, On bis double concession, It is
resolved that SAID resolution be amended as
follows
Resolved, that theipolice jury have codsid-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA

Third District Court, East Baton Rouge.
Eliza Il. Newport,
Us. no. 3179.
Robf. r. Young.
THIS is an action at the suit Of plaintiff
wife, sgaiust the defendant, her husband, for
separation Of property, in which she alleges,
she brought into marriage, the slaves and cat.
tie mentioned in her petition, and that Der
husband received aud appropriated q. his own
purposes seven hundred and fourteen dollars
and eiZty-elght cents, pafapheraal faads, and
that his Pecuniary affairs are ID q deraneed
and embarrassed state, andher pafapiseraaI
rights endangered.
Defendant having fled his answer and tie
law and evidence being Ri favor Of plaintiff
Il Is therefore ordered, adjudgcd and decreeds
that the plaintiff and her husband be seBara-
ted Of property, and that she recovero Of him
the possession Of the slaves, katy and Eliza,
and her three children Henry, Charles and
Rosa5eIla, aud twelve bead Of cattle ~ her
separate property. It Ii further decreed that
the plaiatIlf recover Of defendant Tie sum III
seven hundred and fourteen dollars aad sixty
eight cent?, with FIVE per cent interest from
this date,-tbat said plainsiffesnfns the free
administration Of her estate, without tie III
slstance or iBterference Of her said husband
further decreed, that as the said defendant
appropriated the said monies belonging to tie
plaintiff TO his " uses, that size Be- deemed
TO have a mortgage upon bis slaves and lands
for The payment of same, and that they be
sold TO pay the same.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Judge, Sd Dis
Jan, y, 1916. 50
certify the foregoing 70 Be a true copy Of
the original decree. A. W1sTasoP, elk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
N0IGI

TIE public b advertised not 10 accrodt,
trade for or Otherwise negotiate certain notes
dated 5sh March 1914, Baton Rouge, three
u number each for sl1O5 33I, payable in
March 1545, 8, 4, signed Justine A Willis,
Al Wills, endorsed John Randolph and H.
B HARRISON, he ! protest TIC same, f0r that the
consideration has failed, the same having been
gigen price Of Adjudication Of slaves al sale
Of Joha Phillip, administration Of estate Of
Nm ADAMS aud Cynthia Morris, deceased,
and certain Of said slaves have since deveI-
oped fedhj6itoty wees, and / claim to cancel
The sale Or quQui MINORS, as may be-.
for JUSTINE "A Willis
feb - 2 a H WfLLIg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
MO1ICE.

] viii offer for sale 81 Monday The Sd day
.of March, between fbe hours Of 10 and ~
o'clock, Ia the lowest bidder, the making Of
the road and legae across tic tract 6f land,
about two acres fronting thcffyof, welt known
asthe PfeDderga8t tract, but who the bona
4e owner il, il MT known, said land il situ.
ate3 'dt1e 9Th ward If The Parish Of West
gaf6a Il 'fge, bounded above by land Of John
BhfIer ana %alow BY land Of DR., r NJ Here-
fgfd. The Hadg ~faker will be required to give
bond and rood seebta,iy for the immediate and
lawful completion Of te6 work
u. bBVALL
FOB Is y inspector Of roads and loyeos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

a good 0as-sAIy dear, whatshall We
name our babel" said Mr. Smith 10 Mrs.
Smith, The other day.
.sYhy huz, I've settled on Peter
"Peter! Good Lord never knew a man
with the simple name of Peter who could
earn his SALT
SWELL, then, wen call him SGT Peter
Unae Rieef.-We learn from the Reveille
oft1e 41a3pst, the river at st. Louis was
falling, and h~aasreceded over a fo0f since the
Ist. Something oveFsAFen feet Of water is re-
ported on the principal bars between that
city and Cairo.
The Upper Mississippi was feported to be
full Office above Quincy, run ing so~stronglY
as TO prevent navigation above that point.
From four to five feet wafer in the channel.
md falling.
The Illinois river was reported to be gos6sd
with ice from Peru to Hennepin. The weather
,ery cold, and the rive falling.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Singe yTr4ss-A lady had a duck, which
hearing IL was b be killed for dinner, walked.
into the garden and deliberately stuffed itself
with sage and onions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

The public are cautioned sgainst pgrchag.
ing the following described property, to Wit:
a certain tract Of land ii this Parish on Clay
Gut, about eleven miles from the town Of Ba-
ton Rouge, containing three hundred and.
twenty acres, more Or Iess, fronting on the
public road, and bounded @est By lands of
James Stokes. The undersigned became tbe
purchaser Of satd land at the Probate Sale Or
George Cu:tis, deed, On The I'D IF Nog. 1881
land has exercised ownership of the same
since that time. The said land has 10 the ID
little surprise Of the undersigned 0w3cr, been
recently advertised for sale Oh the 18th Of
February, 1916, 90 belonging to the estate Of
the late James Turner, decd,
FRANCIS EEPHLER.
Feb.1 st 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
arRAY m0Rsa

IN Taken uD ~ Robert RatcliF,
aab6at ~ miles from Baton Rouge
IN tie Co0ite roaJ, sboul 10
GsLAsgears aJeat Is hands high, and.
ts''en tahen up he had On shoe on the right
tore ioos. Ihe owner II requested to conform
% the law and take bin away.
FEB ! DBFKOCQ. Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
an ~AppRENTfCE WANTFD'

AN APPRHNIJCE WANTED
Atthis office, he must have some Ruoa1
edge ofthe French language, aHd must DOT
be allowed BY bis pafenta DIT guardians n be
his w muster, oil we have had too many 0f
that description,
feb. Is no q 1s15
STATE Or LOUISIANA
Probate Cor, Parist II East Baton Rouge.
WiIib 10 sold en Cd promises, 5y girlae 81
d commission IL fn6 d1s sa ~ ILL., aleli. LIZ
Judge Of the parish Of Wess "eIciaha,
On MONDAY, tho l0fh M~a.g'fHe2t
b lot OF parcel ofiaDd III Spanish town. baten
Rouge, e0ntafning four superficial al2s Y,
bounded soatifby Tie pabliefo east by
and vest BY Paler Geftiu, nov n NJ Young,
together win 90 improvements t~liereoti, be-
longing 10 tho succession Of the late Samuel
Dalton, deceased
Terms Of Bale44oB a credit Of ono aHd two
years, tic purchaser to give d mortgage ard
confession Of Judgment Or The property, with
approved personal security, the notss to bear.
interest, 1T the rate 0f eight per cent per an
nun, from maturity tII paid.
Gil TBS9IBR, P.J and Auct.
Baton Rouge, feb. g., Ig45s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
CAnTL0M.

The public is hereby cautioned against a
certain young man who in going about in
this Parish, pcddling Dry goods, and pass.
ing himself OF as my Clerk, Said younz
man was i1 my employ ag Clerk, Tor three
months and stole from me St29 ID icash and
$50 W6fth 81 goodg, making in all 5lGJ; afler
winch, cent him cf, thinking that I'D il was
The first time he had been detected in such
ncfafioug ttaUsactioBs, it Gou1d he better for
him that he would reform after sach an exam.
pie; butt find that he IL destitute Of any char.
aetcr and still keeps himself about the Parish
and even IN this town. ! therefore take this
method Of cantioning The public in ge0erIi.
against hin. His name is Leop0M SIRIUS,
but be calls himself Gcty. He IL a native Of
Germany epeaks the English very incorrectly,
about 5 feet 2 inches high, slender built, 70
beard, and has iH fact, a very innocent locking
eountenancej bat he s q porfoctw wolf in shcep'g
clothing.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
NOTICE,

will sell on the premises, on SATURDAY..
the Ist March next, between the hours Of Il
and 4o'eloek, at the lowest bidder, the max.
ing Of a road and lcvee across part of 4 tract
Of land belonging to the heirs Of Benz. Joy.
R. L. KNOX,
fey Is lisp. roads and leyees 6th ward.
West Baton Rouge, feb. I2th, 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Lot number sx and The haIfof f5t number
i've, N square number thirty eight. in that
part 81 the toaIt Of Baton Rouge laid out By
BeauTegard-Also four hundred acres Of
land M thls Parish. al about eleven miles east
OF IRE lows of Baton Rouge, on Clay gut, and
adJosntHg East Wttfrlands Df James Stokes.
Terms Of S4fe-0nes two, and three years
credit from The dag Of sale, purchasers tn
glEe satisfactory personal security in solido,
Win a mortgage on the property sold, and
confession 81 Judgment-notes payable TO the
oFder Of Ann s Tuner, Execafrix ofthe es-
tate Ct James Turner, decd, and to bear IN.
teFest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum
alter maturity CHAS TESTER. P.J.
Jan % al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

- AHPdED Gb4l91 ri 1911 vi WE6k Dht4u
Rouge.
by ah order Of tie Court of probates Of
lhig parish WflI ID sold at public sale by the
undersigned Judge,
MoHDAY, The It'll March next,
at 10 0'cloek in tho morning. OH tie promises,
Tie property hereafter described, belonging 10
The succession Of John Dominique Lauoug,
deceased, namely attract f1ahd situated in
this parish containing one arpent and q half
front on the river, BY about eighteen arpebs
ID depth, between parallel liBee, bounded
above by Pierre Uaigfe and below by Jacob
Geralt a negro named Eslifn, aged about III
years, cattle, farming utensils, furniture, &c.
TEFny-Tho land payable two hundred
dollars each, the balance i'll f.go equal pay.
ments from the day of sale, The negro half
cesh and the balance In year from the SAINT
date-tbo whole in joint satisfactory notes,
beating eight per cent interest from tho time
due and special mortgage until final payment.
Tic movable property cash.
I FAYROT, P.J.
IL february q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
pR0BATE 8AIE-pari,I ~ Faa m.

FROBAIL 8AIE-Parish Of Eqst Bat.
on Rouge.
IN virtue Of 2 commission TO me directed
rom the Honorable Probate Court, in and for
the Parish Of West Feiieiana, will BE- sold By
ne, Tie undersigned Parish Judge, ex-oGicio
Judge Of the Court Of Probates, IN and for
the said Parish Of East Baton Rouge, at the
Court House, Oh Tuesday the 25th day 81
February 1915, al IL O'clock, 81. the follow
ing described property, belonging to the sue
cessi0n Of The lste James Turner, deceased.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

d. sfcKIEs ID co, N MAoAz1Ns
sragErt fmpprtefg and Dealers IN Drugs, and
Msdietaes, Paintg Otls mi Dys Stuff, have
just opetled ihelf now Wholesale Drug. Stole
and arc nov receiving an extensive aesort-
meht 81 FHBsH and GEHUtaE Drugs and Med
icinea, Which they offer for sale at prices ae-
leordihg tg gnaifiy.
Hos48 gm I815.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
STRAY HORSE.

Taken NJ tho 18th instant bv
9Mr. Shepherd Brown, about ~
miles below the Court house
Ain this parish, a bay hsrse, about
> FEARS old, l6 hands high, marx ola fslula
OF the shoGl8er ard both said feet white, Z
staron fha forehead, and Do brand visible.
Hssid anif1aIbe not claimed Iii 60days from
this notlees conforpaty to tie regulations or
ths Police Jafyrhe Will be sold BIZ tho under.
slgned, sttBs Fosideaee of said Brown the 10Th
February 1875 at IG o'cIock ii the morning.
Terms ofsale cash.
Vest Baton Rouge, 20fh December. 1874.
ROsEMOND HEBERT, j. r.
Dec. 2s, Al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
TAT or LnEIsIANa

&@HE2 AZAE4A
PnoBATG sALE-Parish Of East Baton RarM
Pr virtue Of an order Of the Honorabfs -
Probate Court ii and for HE Parish ~ W.
Baton Rouge, will Be Sold by the Endersigne5
Parish Judge and ex.ofacio aucfforssr ~
Thursday Che 9Th February ners. a tss
Court House in the Town ef Baton Rome r.
tEeen the usual hours of sale, tie f~oIf9w;pe
described property, belonging to the gncceS.
SION e ne late H. H. Gary deceased, 10 wit
lots l-2-94 aad S, square No, g, Eorlh
gard.
Lo5 A9 !. square 81 South, held Uncommon
WIthTG Hogan.
lots No and ID sqnars No 2s. Beapra-
ara t9E q held IN common with TG MORGAN
oas tract ofland in this parish. adioi6ipg
ans of the late Edward Powers, now BnIs
cess, 7 miles east Of the town or Baton
Rouge, containing a5gut 500 acres, more 81
less.
I1aNs og saLK-One fourth cash, and ths
Balance az one tgo and three years eredi,in
notes endorsed payable in bank. bearin9
elght per cent Interest after due tlI paid.
Wlta mortgage EesaIaed on the property tIi
hnal payment.
Ian. Is 80 CHAs TESTER. Pr
y The Interest OFT G Morgan will ba
s9ld en- We same terms at the same time and
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4 PIAN0 FOR FIFTY DOELARS,

Twill sell, i applied for early, a second
class Piano. il good aFder, for the above prlce
-cash@ls So q GUITAR for sf5.s very good
instrument 4 to A II FUERTES.
fey At pr Adams
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MOORE I'M FUTILE.

Waick and Clock Makers.
Watches clocks, music boxes and lewIery,
carefully cleaned aud repaired. Shop Cor.
ner Of Church and Third Streets.
AB al watches that have been left All
&C Moore's sliop over one year, will be sold
for=repairs if not called for by the frst Of A
pril next.
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TO PLANTERS. 6.f

" Lst9I DAADt A5Gs
COALl Planters on any part Of tie coag
can be supplied With d superior quality Of
Pittsburgh coal 81 d low price, according to
The quantity required BY directing theif on
.deFs to the subscribefs as below, tbey having
coal constantly arlington Plttsburg ag tho
river permits.
FARRELL II PERCEVAL,
Office IS C"nstomhouse NJ Eew Orleans.
february Is Q
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We thankfully acknowledge the present Of
"'Tho Metropolitan Catholic Almanac aud
Laily's Dtctiphory," from the Rev. Mr., Bro.
gard. II in II useful and instructive work.