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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
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Sn Der Sade Der 9feduuug pcn Sacob s..
Dcidler uno pcter Wiflp 9lomiuiifratcrcn
Der Sointerlnesnihaft ocs perifcrbenen 9 as
mes Defd,Ier, IeBtbin bon Roro' o'gSbeit'
tall Salnid1ip, eed,a &auutD.
llnb nun October 6. 1916, auf 8orfhIae
oes Snmuel 9lunf, @fa., fpuroe bic Sroer
fir SlubitcrS pom Sten Waf 1916, in bieler
Sade erneuert, uuo SbarIrs Sdger, Char
lee g, Buidb uno Scbu SIS. Sornbef, mics
per etnannt, um befa9tc 9fedlnung pieoer
iiberSufeben, iibsrsufetteIn, 8eriheilun9 benz
@'efeb 9emde gu MAIDEN, NIB benz ndobffen
Observation-Disclosures grrid,t gu erifatten,
>SIsE Slus Dem llrfuneen
:ksNNs ScEpats.
@ SIS. yarpal, s6retber.
Die Sbenbrnamten glutitoren tpcrben ltd
~ orm @nbsned ibreRgeitimmuns auf Srei'
tGgs cen l3tcn gooember, um l3 ubr 8cr'
mittags am Souufe pom 8ecrse Welberhclo
III Der Staot 9Illentdun psrfamineln, alIpc
lId, ale intcreeirte pcricneu eiufincen ftns
nen pcnn Gc Cd fir notbi9 erabten.
October %. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
ScrbeiroflDc

9lm leBten SUnutas burd, ben Chr. Srn,
German, Nerr pbraim Wieoer,
NIT Wis Satbarina Doru, beipe
bon Sber'Saucona.
am namlidcn Sag, burd, Genfclten, Sr.
Sofepb Hic9el l. ocn Sbcr Sauccnay
nit Wais Otarp Siiher, bon ScrfS
@auntD. ....
2lm ndmIidcn Sag curd DeulcIbsn, Sor.
s obn @sor9e 8raBer nit Mis
9 arab eeiben9utb, beice bon 9.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
lIcbcrifcbt Der N)sGr. sff.

9 a sm.-Rleeiaamen brinat ~ u
bls Sd 81 nnb. Slabsiaamen 81 20.
Slaueruno Re hl.-SIauer brinsts SN
bis So 90 Rcgsenmebl 80 81 nno Wel ~
scrnmebl SO rs bic s3 81.
@etraibe. - Waisen brinst 05 bis
ll2 @ts Welfdfcrn IS @ts unc 9aosseu
brin9t IS &ents Safsr osrsanfte an 81
@ents.
ebmartt. - DAD Nunbert pfiiuN
Rinbsfirifd briuat 90 bis So SO; Rabe
NIT 5tdlber brad,tcn l6 bic 26 Ibaler.
Sd,,peineAeifcb a so bis s5 so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
GiH Sirpreientant sritUrbcm.

Sobu G. Wsbb, @fa., eincs Der neuenpdbl,
ten Mit9Iiecer ess 0auies Der 3epreleutans
fen pom 8raefero @duntp, biees Staats, lit
felt Der Babl NIT COB aboeaan9en. @r 9es
b6rte iu unierer @esen.par;bci. Gies mad,t
es uotbpfnris, aIlcort zine fpeSieIe Babl
,su baiten. .Is 4
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

Sous. SdIunf bat Den 26iisu Gcpember
nIs sinsn aIgemeineu Sus' unc Set Gag
belfimmt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
dilt.
q5ailenserie1ts 95ert

3ufolge eincs BcfebIs du6 benz QBa, q
rtdlt BON eedla @auntp, fctl anf Gam,
oen 2iitcn Jfcuember nddl(fens, nm I
9tahmiitags, am S9auie bon Spnatban SO,
/ III Der Staot sll!entaun, fcIqenoes ld1dBbar.
Germ69cn ofeuiIid, uerfauft werben
$50. 1.-@tne Cote 9ano.
aeIe9en in SaIsbura 1aunfhip, ecda 60.
grenseno an Qano pcn Sohn Waener, 9Ioam
Stein mno anecrn, entbalteno 8 9lder SO 9fus
then asnanes WaaB. Die gerbeGerungsn
belfehrn aus
- etnem 9itten srpetffSfiaen ffeie
I::::Ea 4,, nern VSchnbauS.
- Gssz elmer srceen 8rdm Shsuer Stals
flung, &c.
9sc. 2.-s3tpet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
stctten OolSlano,
acfegen duf bcm 9eda Sera, In befaatem
2annfdip, grenieuo an eano oon Socpb Rcd,
SaICmcn Sed, Scbu 2I. Slein nno 9lnbcrn,
entbattenc 10 2lfer uno 81 9futben, mcbr
obcr rpsusrr.
go, 3.-@in 9epiiIer Stri6 0arb,
9eIeaen in obcnbeid9tcm Iaunithip, 9rdn,cno
"' NNHc hpiV ppH gtuttutip y-WiS
rD Bclf bes prrforbrncn Scfeph s)cit, Cas
MEL Sie9fricb uno 9lncern, enttaItene "a
sfcr SO Ruthen llngcfdhr 90 9lfer oapcn
in flares eano III 9utem @ulturitaub. Gic
8crbederungcn fno
- Gin 1 ff6fi9eS 9ScbntauS,
I::;:Hgas 9ro6e S6euer un0 anbere
- - Jtebenacbduce. 1
go. 5.-gin Stlitf Solslanb,
cbenfaas 9cIe9cr auf Dem 9sd,a Berg, Snlss
burg Eaunidbip, srenSeno an eano bon 5srans
cts joartmau, Soerscl unc 9lncern, eutbalieno
IL slfer l27 Hutben, msbr ober peni9er.
@s in bns binterladenc 8ermSgcu ers per,
ifcrbenen @attbcw SeIfrib9c, lcBtbin pon
Der Stabt 9Illsntauu.
Gas Sbi9e fam I'M @ausen corr in 9Th
den oerfanft perpcn, .pte es 8dufrrn lhifen
mag. .... :ttr
Die Seoinguusen am Gerfaufstase uno
9lufpartun9 Don .n
QSm. 4S. Setfrib9c 9lem'or.
Dureh bic Court,
Spbn >. 9apaU S6rciber.
October %. S2w
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28
OefentltQhe 9Senpu.

SdmltdgS ben item Toeember, I'M llhr
Iahmittoas, Ipa Va Sonuic bon Dnoio WteB'
ger, in Weisenburg 3aunldpip, aHf 6ffentli'
der 8cnou perfauft merbeu
go. 2-@ine f6astare 0ptte 2anb,
9clcsen in Weisenbur9 Gaunfdlip. ecd,a SO
grenSeno an eano pom Sofepb slder, Eapib
WsB9sr, Daniel 9Icfer, @i. 9. @iienbart uno
aneeru, uuo an bic Srase Die BON @rim's
Wnhle naf SrIfrid'6 Stcbr flbrt, eutbal'
tend I3 9lder uno 33 MutberL 9cnaucS Mas,
un9efdhr bic Sdlfte it flar, nuo cas iibrigc
1T portrsffld,es Soclilano uuo it out nit
Wd0er perieben, iehr ffidlidb UNI ein Sc.
bduoc earauf gu crrid,ten. a.
go. 3.-@lci6falls ein Stutf fafani'
cn SOolSlanc,
qefegen in pcrbeia9tem 9aunfhip uno Co.,
greuSeno an eano BON @eo. Stid, Ssnja,
min @rim mo dnbern, entbaltsuo 9lder,
l52 8utben, 9enaues Was.
go. 4. - @leihfalIS ein Stiif pors
treflt6 Saifanien S0ol;tanb,
aeIeseu in pcrbela9tem 3aunGhip unb Co.,
grenseno an 9ano nSacob WaIbert, Saeob
eid,tcnwaIter uno anoern, entbalteno sIder
aenaues Wae.
@s it ein Gheil ces hinterlafensn lie9cn'
ben 8erm69ens, oes uerforbenen SEQ. 9.
gi(snhart, lsstbin bon WeiBenburs 2aun'
ld,ip.
Die 8ctinsuusen am 8srfaufstase unt
2lufrpartun9 pon ben unter;eiGneten @recu'
tore.
q. g. Gtienbart
Yaul Sleiler,
Nrfnhpr % ... ,,n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

Sim tcttcn Mcntdg, in Sho @hcitbaa
Gaunidip, eedia @ountp, Sarah, 5cd,tcr
oes ueritcrbeneu 3bomas Sern, i'm 24fen
pebensjabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

@ifen.- differ Starel 9Irtifcl bon
VennlDlpanieii, miro nit Ger 3cit elm wir,th
ges Ban Material weroen. @5 miro iest
9ebraudt mn 1biiren uno 6eniter bapcu ~
MAIDEN, fir Drctffeine, Sd,WelIcn fir 3bir,
uue Scnifer @elfetIe, fur 8alfcn, gparrcn
nno Sd,iuccln. Gilerne SoduIer fino an
mand,en pldsenMoDe nno wereen balo mcbr
aemein pcroen. @iierne Dampfldiffe uno
Ibte fnc Ihon lan9e i'm Giebraud, mo ,pcrs
ben hdufi9er. Der @rbrdud, oeS @ilens per,
breitet fId, punccrbar uno eics mag nit 9ied,t
oas "@ilerne 3eitnlter" beisen. NlIes rpiro
balo oon @iieu fein, nur Die Wenfd,en bsi,
ben nioht alIeu pom sesuObnlidcn StofTe, icns
bern ftcinen nit jeoem Gage weidbIicbsr gu
peroen.-Bepb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-28

Die Neibcr ancerer eeute gu fuiTrn, iii
Elm 9efibrlihes Spiel gSir fchen III elmer
Der eouispiIc 3ritllns, bas Elm Ichr anae'
feheuer Soerr baieIblf init $500 iiberbunoen
wurbe, neil or oas junsc, bubble Wcibhti
eines Sran,oicn, Der in cinem feiucr oduier
rpohnte, ais Te ibm ben Soaussins ubcrbrad'
te. fliGtc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
X.AyE ANYWAYS.

sAsefa HEss 4 Co, have just received,
and will constantly resolve during the winter
a full aud splendid stock Of p6otls, Of all das.
o]riptions from The Culntno1est brown dunes.
tic 10 the richest 6ashtnsfgs aud silks.
They have nov on hand aud lnMetors, the
besi assortment Or Dry goods that ever GANG
to the town Of Baton Rouge Ladies fancy
goods. unsurpassed in quality and eIeapnpss :,
gsntIemln's clothing hats, caps shoes and
Jrogans Of every description, ais a full stock
IF boys clothing, and an elegant and lfssh
lot Of peIfnmefy.
We have not mentioned EVERY ar'irl1 W.
have in store, beCsnsesto DO ~ would take %
a fill page of this papaf-so numsroas are
tho articles Wa only ipyits our Old friends
and the public generality to visiie our store,
and they viii Il NJ that ltsy can b'4ulted ~
any article they may wish TO BUY. The Iow
prices At which we sell Our gouds, are too
veil known, to maks II necessary for liz Pgaln
to repeat, that goots can be obtained IN our
much cheaper than any where else.
Only cOine and Judge Of this fact fDr your
before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
a-sss#ms oxen for saiei About 90 yoke
#IIaaaHaal91@1 Of Broke oxen for aate, apply 10
lYAa WIN, PCOXE.
sept 10 1916.
WEEKLY REVEltLE.

TFOtr arrangements for the future will
render iheil svbtbbB WtEHuf issue more at
trattiKe han ever before, aud We have no
seflplh in spending time and money upon 1t,
encouraged. as we daily are, by d swelling
subscription list.
Mn sol, SMITH, we take great pleasure
In stating, win gonlinue, from time TO time.
his iniinitable stories.
MR. JOHN y. It0BB, [ts1htaire.' - whose
skill ani hnnof, as a sketcher Of Western
hta IL acknowledged over The whole roun.
trs is engaged to devote his time, heheeforth
exclusively 10 the paper.
A young writer from Europe, 'tSegfek Emit
grant" whose talent as Etnher ls most r.
misunderstanding of carieatuTes Of life
with a spirit worthy of Cruiltshank--ia pres
a series Or Illustrations, which will ap.
pear from time to time. accompanied by pK.
ira pages 81 humorous letter press. ,
III Geo u Btfffg, iate Of this paper, Is en-
gagedta furnish 1 California Correspondence,
and this feature alone win feude, the paper
Of high aud peculiar interest, especially
throughout the west
'tIBha Br0tyh'B'' papers are mi yet eKhaust4
d, and "Fiverbuiat" has hardly vet begin !
md these, with tho host ofelever n6etaqion-
who favor u.s. certainly must give n spir.
tand life 70 whatever they may be engaged
lpoiil
Or Our list Of agents. AT different points
be found at The head of the the paper,
nd Subscriptions are respectfully solicited.
TEp49, sJ per ahnum,in advance.
kEEMLE IL FIELD
apll Editors and PfopFietofs.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
10 to $4,000 gallons molasseH, In risterns
.pPly 70 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
nov; 7th 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
BATON ROUGE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
Nns L. NJ. Ft4HHa. PRtsefPAL, wtrH THREE
ASSOCIATES.
ASSOCIATES.

~
This Institution was organize In 1897
and has continued steadily to advance In pub
lie estimation. II now ranks among The Dfhnar
literary Institutions in Ibni4iana, II Il fayo.
fably located, " 1t IL the desire Of the Teach.
ters that 1t should POSSESS every advantage 81
The best schools Al the North. Consequently
Teachers Of the highest standing will bp atn4
ployad IN every department. A Chemical an.
paratla, u select Library are connected With
The school. Great attention Is paid to tie
health Of the pupils. Only Que case of se-
tlota illness has occurred among the bJafders
III nine years.
he scholastic year viii be divided into wa
Sessions u twedty. three weeks each, with no
vacation At The ehdoflle 1st session.
TERMS PER SESSION
Board &'I'aitiun IL English ~ 1900
Tuition IN French, from l2t0I0,
Washing per month /,
Furnishing Bad& Bedding per. mouth |,
MusieDn Piano from PRO. Gfunebafg 80,
The school Il divided into Two depart.
aid a regular course Of studies pdfsu=
ed IT is very important hat aeholars sholfid |
be entered nj tho Commencement Of the ape-
sun. Iba fall SESSION Sc nmenCes on the Lat
1t Oct, The languages u oraatns0tal bran
will receive "a much attention "a parents
nay dastro Vocal i7lsic will be taught in
he school Plain, & ornamental needle work,
REQ Of rhafpe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
DRY GOODS.

H. DE GaER s. RIFFLARD take this op-
poltunity Of informing Dry Goods Merchants
from the adjacent States, who visit New Or.
leans for the purpose Of purchasing Dry
Goods, that they are constantly supplied with
a fntl and wen selected stock OF British,
French and american dry goods, direct from
the manufacturers, which viii be sold as
cheap as IN the Northern markets.
Now landing ex ships Viola and Edward
Boustead, from Liverpool, and ship Rubicon
from Havre-
500 packages fall dry goods, forming a
choice selection for the South and South
western markets.
II. DEG0ER 4 RIFFLARD.
Importers OF Dry Goods, u magazine st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
GRAND DEPOT

FRENCH BLANKETSi
The subscribers (successors to the late J.
MAaun,1 sole Agents Of Mr.. I6E GHAvtEH, Of
aontpciier, take pleasure IN announcing To-
the planters, commission merchants, and
deaieta generally throughout The South, West
and So1th western States, that their Depot,
No. ii Magnstae street, vii always he we'll
supplied BY fresh arrivals of these SUPERB.
ORBLANKETS. The assortment will con-
siet Of.
.lstquafity 3.point white Blankets, g to . lby.
per pair.
I'd do do do do eto 9 DO do,
sdperiorindigo blue do Yto . do do,
Superior green DO = 10 y 90 90
suberior scarlet do ITO o do do
Atso-Superior Nerino Bed Blankets, from
s-polnt 10 l2-point.
N. B.-The abovs goods will be sod At the
lowest market price, and n liberal disCOun
made from regular prices when large quaint
ties are taken.
II. DE GOER Il RTFFLARD,
Agents for MR. re- Cranier, and importers
ofFrench Dry Goods, ri Magazine street
New Ofleans.
rTrhs louisville Journal, Nashville Ban,
.ner, memphis Enquiftr, Vicksbufg Wing
Nalchex Free Trader, Natchitoches Chonicls
Alex lndria Republican, Baton Rouge Gazette
aobite advertiser, montgomery advertiser
and Pensacola GFzette, will copy the abov'
twice n week forlhree mont IS, and send bills
@ this Office Enr collection.
oct. 10--3S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
BArON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI
4 q 4 L..

" ' " II
This Seminary snpefiHtendsd by MRS
Read g. Miss DsBpSN, commenced q new
quarter on the btb IaNuafy, l54G, under the
most fattefilg auspices.
All tho branches usually taught in l%nnfitu-
tons for young ladies, will receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition II boarding per annum, $50 %
Day Scholars per quarter, 80 to SI2 -
Drawing H. Painting, " ST ~
Music ~ Piano, El2 10
Latin, French Spanish + Italian
e4eh per quarter, 40 10
Bed aud bedding furnished by he pupl, sr
furnished ny The institution N nj extra rhargr
~ cilargas payable 1uattarl il sdvau'e
jan. II ~ i-AG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14

mother IN the same way, which | also eS-
mined. The bny, since the early period
then the insanity oFhis mind became app
arent. had been brought np a menber Of
he religious sect If The Ai4aona, who claim
he privilege, by The special gif Of God to
heir founder. of being pfonf against the
venom Of reptiles, and the effects ut IRE.
Tie present chef OF the seet residea neaf
Medea, andsbis disciples are 10 be found
seatte, ed over the whole Of Northern At
ftoa. they are held in II certain dcgfee Of
reverence, but do not posses much innu-
pnapa-N. q. Bulletin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
VTNCENT VICTOR.

Or The GIGANTIC BARRIER respectful.
" informs the citizens ofsEatnn Rouge gen.
orally, and his old en tuners included, that
he Is now ready % attend to all business in
his nAustRovs line, and that he Is daily eS.
pecting a0 assistant who is proficient at the
business, when he win expect 70 give gem
crat satisfaction. and continue to merit
a hheraI share of the public patronage here
totoro hestewed on him.
shaving, hair cutting, curling and sham
p]nontng done with dispatch aud atthe Shur-
test notices
N, D, Ladies will be attended at their
reNLdcnreS, when his s~etviecs are renulrea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
%PLANTA1ION FOR SALE

ans7e The undersigned wishing to dispose
of his plantation on account of bis
age and infirmities, offers for sale his
A plantation inthe parish ofWest Bat
on Rouge. which is undoubtedly enc of the
most desirable situations on he Mississippi
river. The land is rich and well timbered
with the best quality of wood, a great deal of
ash and a large quantity Of cypress, alta very
short distance from the river, there is a good
landing extending along nearly the whole
front Of the plantation, the land is high and
does not require large ~levees, ii contains about
nine hundred superficial arpents, a story
dwelling house, Kitchen. and a number of
cabins and other out buildings, a large cotton
mill which is going 70 be made into a sugar
house this year by making an addition there
to. &C.,
Also, about 45 to so slaves of various sexes
and ages, horses, mules, and horned cattle,
sheep, dc.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing can OBJ
tain all necessary information, on application
to the undersigned at Bgton Rouge.
80 October 1916 Is.
] p MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
ROOK8l D

-. AkAFAy ~ Z
Bnrton's Anatomy Of Melancholy
John Horne Tooko'a Diversions of psrlsv
Motifs Travels in Europe and tho Fast
Starkhoue's History Of tho Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Thotnson'g Materia Mediro and ANATOMY,
Dunglison's Practice Of Medicine.
Dnnglison's Therapeutics and Materia Me-
dtca,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Druita Modern Surgery.
iLa Place's Mtcanique Celeste,
Tho Select works of Mrs. Ellis,
Anpan'a Difficulties ofArneBian Molbs
Rnssel's Sermons,
just received and for sale by
GEO. NJ T1EROmAN.
"a Opposite The Methodist Chnrsb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
hrAr DC Ia LOUISIANA,
arpisse d'E7t Baton RtigH-C0ar du
sisi6tns district.
Ann g Webb

Ann g Webb
Richard g Fuqrla, son tnarlC
Cstts cause u cite appellee en- IuRament con-
fprmbment i l'ordrc, iorsqu'lI aFa'u a Ia c1hr
1tte Ii pl,ipnante a ttabIi par la loi et Is teI
,noigpaga 1us sun mari Richard G Fhqua, est
dansda 4 tdnstaucea HuibarrassHntes' ct que
"a prom. Il nest pas suttlsints pour s%atlsiai-
re Sea ~ its ct bretsntl0ns. u est d'nc or
jonut, 5diuga ct d6erGtt que Ia plaign"hte'
Ann i w BIB et son mari Richard q Fuqua
anIent sgpfFts on ptnptittb, Bt QH,elIe re-
| e1uyre do s6n Dit mari Ie moroccan es terrs
! Iecrtf dane Ia petition 10 Ia platgnaE'H, ctite'
ttaft dnnx cents a%uarant1 arpHhs, sithes dafs
IA n4l oiaan d. Est Baton Rouge, sur Wafn'S
Creek. Manehac, bori6 4 Pg5l par iFs lpfreS
do ,SifupsDn, a FOiPat par LOUIS bnjtrey aH
sud par War1'a Craet, ct al nora PAT lerres
plblja1ea, nt aussi les ssClav5s %sliVatts saYoif:
Lewis, judy, John. T1on. Mtket San, Ben,
Adam. Gilmore, jim, Peggy, SiIyey ct Lucy,
n il btb prolvt que Ia dtta tefr9 vt esClAVss
zont IA btDpriata stparte de Ia plalgnthts Ell
ant bfh urtanrVta par la dgfeIIeur CONNIE
lnile. II est d. plus er1onita ct dhcfete quo
Ia niaiynahta rbg1uvfe do son Dit mari Ell II
Dat par 10 present c6ndamne 8 baysr a "a
pisipuantel In somme 1e DIX hut Cent plastFes'
mont III brbuy6 qu'tl a reGn pour Vente dc
cotton appartsnant 4 n dits pttignatfle ot ap.
%propria i ses propfea usagss, ct ql'elIo at
f,ypoth6due sur Ia proprttts 'oncters o. Ice
esrlaves do drfsnisur pour 10 p7te,n9nt 81
iif npntant 4 ter d1-jonr dc JulIl9' l5S0.
II est 10 Dlas dscrsts qua Pin'erAi d'acquits
st rains ci-dsyant e~xistant entreIe pIalgnan
ri r. defeodauf SOFT dlssodtY Ia PiHlgJanto y
ren,ncanf, ct q%u'elIe resitng administrator
ds "a dile proptIett stparte OF a part De son
mari at sans son intervsntion Oh assistance, Of
sit %potiyoit d'etecuttOn pour r6conVrlr "a dlts
Of Ia qornme do dix-hutt cents plas-
Tics aysc on itt6fst do cihq pour cent dc CO
date, ct auale defendsut soft Cotdaine a pa
yer les frals du process. $3.50
1uro du CINE Dist juiictarre.
Bureau do greffe, ParoisHe d'Est b Rouge
Je certihe que 10 jugsmebt cl-dossts ssi
une copis conforme a lofiEtnal'
Donn6 sou. ma main 81 scead do Ia sour do
sixieme distrirr Jaiirtairs A Baton Rouge &c
18th Jour d'OGtnbre A. d., 1876.
NJ. MORENO. Deputb Grefier.
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SIXTH DiSrRICrC COURT,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
An" y W'0o' \. .,

Us mo, Nj.
Richard Fuqua, husband }
This case was taken up for trial according
Co assignment, when it appeared TO the
Court, that the plaintiff has established tty
the law and evidence adduced that her hus.
band Richard & Fuqua is In embarrassed
circumstances, aud that his estate 10 insult.
cient 10 meet her rights aud claims. 1t is
Therefore ordered and adiudged, and decfer
Cd that Tho plaintiff Ann q Webb and her
husband, Richard G Fuqoa be separated Of
| properly, that she recover from her Haidghug.
band, the ~tractof land described in plaintiff
| %prtitlon, containing two hundred and forty
arpents eitOate ed in the parish Of E1ast Baton
| Rouge, on Wards Creek, Manfhar, bound.
ed East by Slnpsoa's tract, West by Lewis
GattreF, South by Wards Creek aud North
by public lands-and also the following
slaves viz Lewis, Judy, John, Thout.
Nike. Sam Ben, Adam, fillmore, linn. Peg
nv, Siipoy and Eney, 1t 6efaQ proven that
the SAID land and siavea are the Hepafato pro.
p9rty " the plaintiff and has been possessed by
sad defendant as such Il ii further ordered
and decrecd, that The plaintiff T9t0var OF haf
said husband, and he is hereby adtudgad ID
psy 10 her the sum Of eighteen hundred dol.
lars, money which it liz proven he received
for an account Of the sale Of the cotton be-
longing tothe plaintiff and appropriated to his
owuuse, and that she have mortgage upon
the real estate anil slaves Of defendant for the
payment of the same from the day of Jul
w 1889. 1t il further deereed that thecom-
Iihg acq1its and gains heretofore existing be.
tween plaintiff and defendant be dissolved tic
| plaintiff %renounces The same. that she resume
the present administration Of her said estate
separate and apart from her husband and
without his Interference or assistance, and
that she have execution TO recover the pos,
session Of her said property, and the sum ol
eighteen hundred dollars with FIVE per cent
In crest from this date and defendant be som
danned TO pay the cost of suit.
[signed1 j. ]. BURK,
Judge Of tie 9th Judicial District, October
14th, 1876.
Clerks Office, Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
Icertify the foregoing 70 be true copy d
the original Judgment.
Given under my hand and seal ofour Sixth
Judicial District Court at Baton Rouge,
this l4th day Of October, A. D., 1876.
Nj. MORENO, Deputy Clerk.
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Tout hbHnflb gbi est familier avaa Part du
eonfiseuf pent tres acknowledgements placer
son capital en hchetant ID fonds do Mr.. Al
NRT6s, dams Ia iolie vile de Baton Rouge
uAtfe tntis les agreements ct touteB les rea
qu'elln presenie, IA cohsider ration
Tu'eiie d1ti bieal6i ette Il sihge d. G1uver.
nemeti, dBit atfe Dun grand pbids aux yeux
do epnx qui aufont IL bon esprit De ltansiHer
pour III etabliesenient ponrFu dc tDus les Us.
~leneties que feelame IA professions.
S'altpsser an pFotftttaire, rue lafayette,
1 rAtob Rouge.
Nov, I, 1916.
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IA hereby given, that III pntpuanco nf a
contract wi h and under instructions FROM The
.Snrveyor General Of the public landa lof the
State of Louisiana, / will re.Buryey ard make
the. corrections of The linhH, nf publir lands
and private claims, embfaoed in the follow.
ing Townships, in tho parish of tiaHt Baton
Rouge, GreanHBurg district, E.ouiEia6a, VIZ =.
Township No. Z, seNtl, Of range un, 4, waHt +
in which Baton Rouge Ia situated no. 4,
south Of range 10, !, eapt, Township no Z,
south u fanRo no. Z, east, Township no. g.,
south Of range ~ | weat, and Township no,
9 south Ut fatige no. | east.
Being duly commissioned by pr Landry,
", = alos Sur, General Cor the State 81 llpns.
ianA, will be prepared to execute private
RurNeys in any part Of tho State, aud also
leveeAng II tltts branches, Letters addfea-
sod u The care of Thomas III WaightnaiL
Esa, Sur. General office, bona dfobville, or
Daniel y Avery, Esg, Baton Rouge, VIII
meet with the early attention of
l,CLANT0N TAYLOR,
y. 8. Deputy Surveyor q Civil Engineer.