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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

e THE saAkEz EXCITEMENT SKI confines and the
manager Of ;- Museum Is reaPtas the benefit OF l. n The
ced houses which he nightly receives He hal also
engaged tie celebrated Orhea F-y me oest company
O; Tocaiss America few days, who VIII give i.ei-
grand Co,cersi. conjunction VILE lae other performances
lis sf.efnoor 81 81 oy.ocz and tais evening ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
LOSS OF THE
STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN .
PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED
10 CHANGE ~ COTTON.

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Fifteen Days Later
FROM EU O Pc.

tARRIvALsoF THE!cALEDoNlA.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

~ PHALoSs MAGIC HAIR DYE, nov and inyaius"o
discovery warranted neither 10 wash Oh osns
Liquid Dye, which nstRntaneously changes the cooi
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without nln'y
the hair skin. The great superiority Of this Dye eog
ssu in the easy mode OF application and instantaneous ~
fecta other Dyes requiring from ten 10 twelve 9Sa'
produce any change. It's superior excellence VIII psN
parent tn every one upon single application. CoGnp
gentlemen have bottle forwarded them BY sxpts
by sending cash enclosed f. Pha.on, 81 Brosd"sy ~
SON. Hotel Price 81 per bottle with fll! directions o'
use City gentleman requested 70 call at the csPo
have their whskefs dyed. Bcgue Faweeu q" -
Chesrut-st Agents for Phiadsphia ans soS1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

PENNSYLVANIA -overfeld Loco IS elected Sem
ator in the Schuylkl Distinct instead OF Pltmau.
Wing, as before reported The following the
,nninritins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
w-sKE OUTSIDE OF T0.DAY's PAPgR.-g

u Wing County Conventional adjourned
messing Of the County Convention will be he'd al toe
Brocd way House on Friday evenny the ed inst Ell ::
O'Clock. ZOPHAB MILLS Presideut-
W. o. n V.S,co, Secretaries. o22A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

y letter to the Washington Union from Column
bus. dated the 18th claims the election OF Richey
over johnson and Kennon over Cowen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
The Murder of Hoy,.

~ Mr. J. B. Pollard Is requested to call at this Office
~ early as 10 consistent with his personal convenience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

ovcrheld majority 50. "
wis, Increased by Pike Co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
IL aR RDliGe Sale.

In pursuance Of an ord'r Of the Orphans
Cour Of Columbia county, on
Ihursdoy He second day oC JoIy neat,
At 10 o'clork in the lUlen"on. JOHN BEA.
bER Administrator, &c. Of ABRAHAM
BEALER late Of Fr,hIugcrcek toNnsh!p.
IN said county, decreased, will expose to
sale by PobIIc Vendne, upon ME premises
a certain lot or piece OF land, situate in the
township Of F,shlngcreek, in Columbia
county, bounded as follows viz --bpgiuning
It a post thence south fifty four degrees
last seventy perches to a corner.-thence
north thrty"slX degrees east sixteen perches
q a black oak cotner-thence north lifty-
our degrees wes' seventy perches TO a posi-
rorner-thence south thiriy>six degrees
east sixteen perches to the place Of begin.
lining, containing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
q ACpGSs

strict measure, adjoining lands Of John
Spayd and lands Of John Baslon, &c. late
The estate of said deceased situate in the
township Of FIshlngcreek and county afore
said,
JACOB EYERLY, (lerk.
DanviIle, May 27, lS46.-7
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office, at Cal,a
wisso, on the quarter ending, Jane
3Olh, 1916.
Milton Boone-Zjba Bird-Jacob Ch
viii jr -Mahalja Evnes Mr., Ffy-Johr
Guiun-John Guling-Mulcolm GJinu-
Samuel Hugeins-James +. Haynes
I'aac Hendricks-Ch aries Kiln DAME
Kelchner-Daniel Knit'le-JosephKniul
ramLlIie-AusLn Pross-John Si'lel
Herman Van Week 2-Jesse Welke
Harry Yohe. Ca'harine Yeller.
PAUL X R,BALDY p. NJ.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
n OF &c f.

THE United States and Mexico are now atWar
and thousands OF irocmen arc volunteering their
services to subCuc the stubborn spirit of Meyico-
but the subscriber Icing one of those, whose SER
vices would not be accepted account Of his mfr.
mites he has rented room on Main StTeetnoarIy
opposite Albright d Mengels store, as a
B a X b f. X 5 Ii 0 p.
and armed himscfwi razors and shears, TO wa
upon those who are 50 fortunate ds to bs accepted
ny the government before their depalture.Ile viii
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at home.--Ra -Razors-Shcars audScs
sors, repaired md put in order at short notice an,
warranted.
JOSlAS T. BELL.
bloomsbury, June 2 1916
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
ROJ Acres

and allowances, great portion Of which is
cleared land in good state of cultivation,
there is on tho premises two story frame
house, Bank Bara stream Of water pas
'es through the farm good spring covered
with stone spring house near HE door Of
Dhe dwelling house number out houses,
a good apple orchard with choice fruit. On
The premises is also sufficient quantity OF
first rate meadow for the farm, late the Es-
tate Of SAID deceased, situate in tho town,
ship of Montour and county aforesaid,
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danyilc May 81 1916,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

A wise Man will speak well Of his neigh
hot, love his wife, aud pay Tor his newSPa
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

Tho Sunday School Advocate, edited 10y
REV. y. p. Kidd'r, Of New York, has
roachrd the prod,gious circulation of eighty
Moua1is copies. We suppose this is 'he
largest circulation Of any periodical IN the
wJ,Id.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
BOOT 5 AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

GTVIE subscriber very rcspcc fully informs the
u public inat he has on haud aud is cot -stoni-
yManulacturing, B0OTS ana SHOES
ofal kinds which he witt sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR
Morocco or Cd,( Shm Boots 81 90
Voo.sc BJo,g , %
Coarse or Fine Shoes 70
Miners Shoes 50 10 . ~
Morocco Slippers 81
LADIES' WEAR.
.Uorocco or CaG Skin Luce Boots 80
5hick Sole French Ties 90
Principe Springs or Trcarh 80
OMcr kinds Of Slippers rs cents TO 90
N. B. The above are all Of my own Manufacture
lard are wrancd to stand. have also on hand
large stock Of
Eastern MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits
Country Merchants and others who buy ly tho
dozen, are invited to call and examine my goods
as will sell to such at q large reduction
QJRcmcmhcr the place at the NEW BOO1
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Man-strcet
Bloomsburg.
W Russell
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
TAKE NO rICE
ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.
The Estate of ISA.RC KLINE late ofOJ

onge township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration on the above mentioned E'-
tate have this day been granted To the sub
scribers. All persons Indebted to said es'
tate are hereby notified to make immod'
ate pay menl, and all those having claims are
requested to present them properly auihen
ucaed, t0
MARY KLINE, Adminjsira,riy,
HIRAM r KLINE. Administrator
Orange town ship, May 26 lSi6-6w6
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

The Nantucket Warder says child was
,,a in lhat loSn OF Monday las, with iva
pcrrect heads united 10 a we'll formed body
'rhe prodigy survived It's birth but a few
IuluulCs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
July, 4 1916 -6vll


LlST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post'ollice alBoomsburg
Pa. June 30lh, 1916
John D, Beckwi'h-John Clemell-Iaue
Chamberin- Ms Ann Dole-\mbrol Ev
Iand-Jacob Eckerd-Jesse IIollenshead-
David Keeife-Charles Michael-Joseph r
Mooro-Lewis r. Obourn-Ftancs Reede-
VIM. Swaney-Jackson Sorms-Peter Sine
John Wanch--J ames Waller.
J II. MOYER p. NJ.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

Ftom The Norridgework (Me.) Journal
We publish the following, as among The
many evidences which we ale constantly
receiving Of the increasing popularity of DR..
IJavne's Expectorant. We have no interest,"
IN putting lt--any further than we have a
desiIe to promote the health and happiness
OF our ieIow>cGeatures, who are wasting a.
way with those complaints, for which this
medicine is an absolure remedy. And in
calling the attention Of the public 10 l., we
feel tina! we are in the faithful discharge o.
our duty.
New Portland, Nov 4, 1912
Mr.. Prau, Sit; wish you to send me
3 bottles Of JAyhe's Expeclorant, and in TN.
ronnectOn. would say. that deem il an
invaluable medicine. and an article that M
family should be without for single day
| have used il for two years in NV family
md have always found it quick and ELI
lent remedy for Iighiness of The lungs, pro
lduced by long prolractcd colds, which pro
dnce the short hacking cough, the premoni
gor If COHsupmtlon, in which it 80 frequent.
y terminates in this climate. II property
and seaeonabIy administered, it vii! encclu
lily break mp the most violent fevers, st
Frequently consequent upon them. woulc
most cheerluIly recommend tins me icine lC
The public in all cases OF that Ealure, as in.
valuable.
| JOHN H. WEBSTER.
CHOLICS and FREYYYNG Of ~
FITS.
Every mother should nave Javns's Car
minalive. 1t is The very thing ,hey neec
Tor their children, as it Immediately cures til,
choIc. and alIays all irritation of the slom
ich and bowels.
The above Medicine are for sale a
the store Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
Bloomsburg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

Volunteers are recommended not 10 take
,ac& horses with them TO Texas, aa expert
rncc has proved that horses OF that colo
a., not live long or last well in 'ha! climate
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04
Mails and Spikes.

6DE KEGS Of Nails and Spikosjust received
%eB and for sale at the New store OF
l.. u. RUPEKT.
JuUp 9Th
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-04

Louisiana ToiuHiecrS - The proportion Of
voters who volunteered for service in the
Alex can campaign, is oneljurth, equiva-
len, to l2ICOO men from the State of
.N,WYulk, 100000 from the entire Union.
Yne number actually sent into tie
field Louisiana is in The proportion Of one
IN five and lhree ii'ths of hen voting popu
lauon equivalent To 10000 men from New
York or ,he enormous aggregate of sos 900
lor the union, developing a degree of mill
rry strength in the r public that may We !
,n-nrise ITS friends and static lis enemies
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

A oouple Of Rocky Mountain wolves
escaped from tAeir cage in the menageris
Of Herr Driesbach, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, a
few days CO.. The Gasetie Of that place
gives tbs foliowang account of the conflict
- secure lhem:i
Al The time: there we're four men in
aha haildine, Herr Driesbaoh, Paul Nor.
gan, Abraham Skinner, and Arthur Grip
ben, but aucusg ned as they were to
zach animals, tasy thought only of saw
ing The smallpr3animals that were tasten-
ed Ia different sparts Of tho building, with
oat apprehenGibg personal danger to
themselves. Cripyen ran out Of the bail
ding 10 Ret o pjtch fork, when closing The
door altar himsstt fastened itself, which
kept him out. Morgan haotened TO take
care OF The riding monkey, when one OF
the wolves attacked him and got him
down. and az Sinner ran TO his assistance,
he was attacked and ~overpowered by the
wolf. AT this moment Driesbaeh was
tho only one disengaged, and pick
ing I'D the ehs5r he dashed il to pieces 10
obtain a round for q club.
With THE, az one blow, he disabled the
Nsolfthat had attacked Sinner but the
other held witR a death grip. and requIr--
od reosated bl5iws ; nor did he relinquish
the attack until no was knocked dead.
The men wefs badly bitten, and had
shey bssn alonh, would inevitably have
BEEN killed, foF one Of them was already
faintiug,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

81 AN GLAD TO SEE YOU."-There are
more lies contained in these few worde
than 10 oil The written speeches of a law
shop, and yet Iho expression is on the tip.
end Of almost every ones tongue. Take
an insta nee Madam has pickles or san.
raFss 10 make, md 10 up 10 her ears 10
pots and kettles, when Mr., Somebody eu.
tsgs with her six lutte ones, all dressed of,
40 neatly as f they had just been for six
months lmprysaned in d bandbox. "Bless
tho | la extremely glad TO see you" It's
a whspper-it's a down lie. In her heart
she WISHES tEpr and her brood to the
We liked 10 said it. When he hear a per.
son a y-"no call and see me-" it sounds
90 much ike John show the gentleman
tho way out" There is no such thing as
politeaess. TO be what the fashionable
world terms s~'polite," wo must necessarily
be- a hyPocrlte. The true characteristic
OF sincerity il bluntnoss, and a sincere
man will never have the back-ache.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
FOR sALE,-A Mulatto Girl
I35 or 90 years of age, she is a
~ good Cook, Washer Ironer,
p/ Fer terms apply Of
A Philips S' LdnOus.
NEW AND CHOICE SUPPLY OF
GOODS.

All persons who are DESTROYS of having
their spring and summer dresses in time. have
but to cali at Sanger, Hess & Cos Store,
where they will find already received, a
choce stock of such Goods as they may want.
The above gentlemen are determined not
to be GU doue by others, and are therefore al
WAYS in advance ofthe various seasons. with
their assortment. Just give them a call, and
you viii find that such is the case.
They have already received, and are cons
family receiving. a large and beautiful stock
Of spring and sumaer Goods, both for ladies'
and gentlemen; and as 10 their cheapness,
there il Of course. nodoubt, as their reputation
for selling cheaper than any body else, il well
established.
& PIeass give them q call. mari
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

~ n
Probate sale-Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
By virtue of a commission from the Hon.
Court of Probates in and for the Parish of st
Martin, will be sold by the undersigned Par
isb Judpe and Ex-officio AuctioneeT in for
said Parish of East Baton Rouge on Tuesday
the l7lh gay of March 1916, between the u.s.
nal hours of sale, the following described
property belonging to the succession OF Da-
yid Weeks, late of the Parish OF st Martin
deceased, to wit ::
Ist. a tract Of land in this Parish, at Buh-
ler's Plains, above the town of Baton Rouge,
containing 500 superficial arpents, bounded
south by lands formerly of the succession Of
Raoul, south by land of John BUTLER, and west
bv land of Magyar, being the same granted to
Thomas Branan by Gov. Manuel Gayoso de
T,emes by patent dated 2 June 1898, and sold
BY Branan to David Weeks.
'2nd. another tract of land in this parish on
the Baton Rouge Road at about 10 or ii miles
above the town of Baton Rouge containing
900 arpents, bounded west by lands formerly
Smith and Ross, now Carl and Newcomb-
north by lands formerly of A Lo5dell now
owned by Coke, south by landsfornerly own
cd by John BUTLER, Senior, now A D Alexan.
der's.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half Of the price payable on the LIST day
of March 1547 and the other half on the list
dav Of March l945. The purchaser TO fur.
nish notes with good and sufficient personal
| security in soIido to the order and to the sat,
i~sfaction of Mrs. Mary c Moore, and otheI
heirs, bearing eight per cent interest after due
till paid, and mortgage retained on the pro
perry sold, till final payment.
The sale will take place at the Courthouse
in the town of Baton Rouge.
CHI TESTER, P J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

svyPRR BEAR FeAsr-FiremeH An
entertainment under the above novel name
was to ba given by the Washington Fire
Company, Of VI. Louis. on the evening o.
the 2Ist ult. pne Reporter says-"An Ar
Kansas bear, weighing about 300 lbs? will
be served up III the feast, and there will be
music by a fulf band during the evening
Luxuries of all kinds will be furnished in
abundance bat what will prove partIeu-
larlv at,raetiye.to many, will be the dance,
afrsr the suppsf."-TRe proceeds Of the sup.
Der TO be applied to the erection of a new el-
zine house. On the day previous the Com
oany paraded 10 full uniform, preceded by the
drum and flo, end followed by a car neatly
decorated, on @hieh was the bear prepared
for the feast.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
%FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

Just received al ouE ware-rooms on
Church street, a splendid assortment consis-
nng in partof Mahogany armours, bedsteads,
sofas, centts aud work tables, rocking ehaIrs s,
marble top and plain dressing bureau, piano
stools, looking glasses-also a large assort-
ment of maple aud fanny cane seat chairs.
wood seat do, willow wagons aad cradles ;
and have on hand of our own manufacture and
will make 60 order black walnut cedar cher,
nv and poplar armoars, bedsteads, tables,
vyashstandsS moss mattresses &c, &c, all Of
which will be sold as low as they Gao be
purchased iii New Orleans. Persons want
lnE anything In our line will ind il to their
advantage @ examine our stock before pur-
chasing.
dee. TINNARp FtPEh,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
TAKEN up

On the first of February 1916, by John
Louis Peyronin, about 10 miles from the
Courthouse in ~thisvParish, an American sor-
rel mare, about 8 or 8 years of age, no brand
or mark visible, and her two hand feet white,
a star in the forehead, long name and tail
If said mare is not claimed within thirty days,
agreeable TO act of the police jury Of this par
ish, said mare will be exposed at public auc-
ton, al the residence of the undersigned, on
18th March next, 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Terms of sale cash.
ROSEMOND HEBERT.
West Baton Rouge. 10th Febfutrg, 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
NOTICE

State of Louisiana-parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Whereas, John Buhler, Executor OF
the last will and testament ofJohn McGlll
deceased, inhabitaht of the parish OF East
Baton Rouge, having intention to emancipate
the famale Slave Maria, belonging to the es-
tafe of said John McGilI, said slave being
under the age OF thirty years. Every person
Who may rave any legal opposition to said
emancipation, are required to file said oppo-
ition In the office of the Clerk of the parish
Court of said parish, within forty days from
the date of the present notice.
l.. g. MORRIS, Sheriff.
January 3ist. Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
Nrw GOODS.

Mas. SHAW would announce To- her old
friends and theladies generally, that she has
tust received in addition 10 her stock OF
FANCY Goo5s, consisting Of Bareges'
Muslins, orgatdies and Ginghams, all OF the
latest styles.
Also bonnetS ribbons, faces and insertings'
selected from stocks of the most recent lmPor-
,ation, which she will sell very low for cash.
march IA, lA40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

AH,LD MAN.-Married, at the Catholic
Chapel Of Newcastle, Canada, recently, Mr..
Matthew Gafeey, alias Gayan: ian ancient
veteran, who over so years sgo, shed his blood
10 the wars ofhis king and country, and since
enjoying a comfortable pensionO with Miss
Peggy Bowling, of the early and blooming
ag9 OF eighteen, and a gay and buXom lass.
After the ceremony, the happy pair set out for
their lodgings in Maiden street, to enjoy The
houey-moon. This is the fourth time this
gallant son Of Mars entered into the connubial
htate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

TIL Detroit Advertiser says, "If war ir
once begun, nd peace is TO be made undes
sny. circumstances without q cession Of Can
A " Wherehpon the Richmond Wing
sopnJs the alarm TO the Southern War
hnwks. If Caiada is annexed, says the
Whig. how long will the integrity OF the
American Unlen be preserved after hat an:
nexation, unless, as soon as it is accomPlIshe d
we ACE TO the South, and with sword IN
hand, ight our way to the Equator and
o~aualize the balance of poTer!"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
ALCOHOL,
For sale by STEPHEN Henderson,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Vente par Ia Cour des PreuUeS.

v CJkbJ f@t
En- vertu dune commission de Honorable
cour des Preuves dams ct pour Ia p~aroisse
de St Martin, il sera vendu par le soussigne
tlpe de p~aroisse ct ex-olficio %encanteur, dams
ct pour Ia p~aroisse d'est Bat n Rouge
Mardi 10 II mars 1916,
a rheure habituelIe des yentes, la propriete
ci apres decrite, appartenant a la succession
de David Weeks, ci devant de la parois; de
st. Martin. decide, saVoir
I'm moroccan de terre situe dams cette
p~aroisse aux PLANES Bnhler, audessus de la
Vile de Baton Roage, contenant 800 arpents
de superfcie, bornes au nord par terres eide
want appartenant a la succession de RaouI, au
sud par terres de John BUTLER ct a Iouest
par terres de Magyar, etant lie meme accorde
a Thomas Brannan par GouVrrneur Manuel
Gayoso de Lemes, par patente dalee lie "a
SJuin 1898 ct vendu par lie dit Brenan a David
Weeks,
2-Un autre morceau de terre dams cette
paroisse, eur lie chemin menant a Baton
| Roupe a environ 10 miles de la vile de Ba-
| ION Rouge, contenant 800 arpens, borne a
| Pouest par terres cidevant de Smith ct Ross,
maintenant Carrie ct Newcomb, au nord par
terres cidevant de LosdelI, presentement la
| pT0prlete DC Co8ef ds SUI P@i tSAACo
appartenant a John Buhler ST., "preseniement
A D Alexander.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE-La moitie du
nrix payable lie | Mar 1547, ct l'autre moiie
e | mars 1913. i'aeqnerour fournlra bon,
ne ct suhisante s6curite personnelIe, in s0tidt
a Pordre ct a ia satisfaction de Nile Marie {
Moore ct les autres heritiers, portant IN in
teret de s pour cent de l'echean:e jnsqu'ar
Placement ct hypotheque reserve sur Ia pro-
priete vendue jusqu;au Placement final
L vente aura lieu a la maison de cour d.
IA Vile de Baton Rouge.
. CH. TESTER, PJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14

Nh PAKESHAM-H18 Probable Rssigna-
fioa,--Mr. P~akenham appears very anxious
to get his dispatches, says a correspondent
Of The Baltimore Sun OF the 2lst ult. He
was at the pestofiee On the arrival Of the ele-
ven O'clock ears this morning, bnt owing to
the failure Of the mail last night, the regular
mail from Boston will not arrive till to night.
Many think, chat owing to the disapproval Of
his course iDs Parliament, he will resign.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-14
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsse d'E,t Baton Rouge-Cour des
Preuves.
II sora vendu par lie sonssignc. Jng9 de
paroise ct ex.officin encante IT, a la maIson
de cour dams la vile de Baton Rouge,
Mardi lie 81 mars 1916, a midi,
Tn negro no ume Serapio, age de 90 ans
Uu cheval Ell sel'e,
I'm fpsil d deux cOups.
Conditions de la vente.-L'escIave, la
moiii6 compliant ct la balance a un an de
credit. avec bonnie garantie ct hyPoIheque
iusqu'au Placement final.
Lie cheval, selle ct fusit-au compliant.
4 CHI. TESTER, p. ].
AVIS.
Tous ceux qui doivent a la succession de
feu Zenon Rivas ct ceuxa qui il leur est dh
sont prizes de Sc presenter a la maison de cour
lie Jour de Ia susdite vente, atm de Fegier
leurs complies.