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Afternoon.

Hannah Jackson, VS. Charles Kahley
Admir-. Of Gaius Jackson. Civil case-yer.
dict for PHI.
VIM. Cunningham vs Elisha Everett and
John Snyder. This was a case Of tres
pass brought by the Plf. against Def, for
Ieveylng on, and selling horse. The
question to be determined was, whether
the PIiI. was actually engaged in the sci
ence of agriculture. The Jury found that
he was, and gave the PIf. damages in the
amount af 325, ,OO-the proved value ofthe
horse sold.
Perry A. Fox and Samuel StahInackcr
Adm'rs. of George Fox deed. vs.. rm-
mons and Samuel McNinch, Adm's. Of
Andrew EmmOns decd. This was a case
Of settlement between the parties as admin
lslrators, and was continued on.
Tuesday Morning.
FoX's Adm'rs. VS.. Emmon's Admr's.-
In this case the jury found for Pl'fS. SI46,.
Afternoon.
Admr's. of Douty jr. vs.. Adml's. of
Douty sen. This was like the one before
it, a dispute, difficult of adjustment. The
Jury find for Dert. S8O,l2.
Wednesday.
Homer ParmIee VS. Simon p. Kase
This was a difficulty arising between tbe
parties in the pump business, which had
been carried on between them-Comlv ror
PIh, Frck' Peasants and Baldy for Def. |
The qeslion was ably argued by the coun-
sci, as 10 whether the defence set m should
be let in or not. The court decided that
hey had not jurisdiction in the case which
he letting in Of the evidence wouId r,iso
md directed the jury to find for Plf-ycr-
lict over sl7OO.
Alter trying the case of jacob Deal VS.
)avid Lloyd, which we did no, hear. the
ouri adjourned at Wednesday noon :,
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"a BGnE Robbed.

On Saturday last, the office Of the State Bank
at Camden No. y Church alley, was entered by
false keys, and robbed of $G,243, principally OF
'He notes Of the Camden Bank, during The tempo.
rary absence Of the agent in making his usual
morning exchanges with Phlad'a. banks. Three
or four or theAotes stolen are of the denomination
Of $500, printed in blue ink.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

NEonoE ELoeUENcE.-A Boston Dandy black
stepped INTO provision store in that city, to buy
some potatoes; before purchasing, he gave the
following eloquent description Of their nature.
'De taiar is inevitably bad, or invariably good.
Dare is no madiocrity in de combination OBJ de
,a'er' De exterior may indeed appear rcmarka.
oly exemplary and buliSome while de interior is
totally neg tive; but, sir, if you wends de articles
pom your own recommendations, knowing you to
be man of probability in all your transIatons,
,why' SIR without furder circumlocuiioa, take
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
SchuyIkiIl County Democrat,

Mr. CHARLES NJ. HALL, of Sunbury, we
see it stated will commence the pnblica-
ton of a new paper in PousvilIc, prior to
the first of January, under the above name
1t is ourpleasure to enjoy the acquaintance
of Mr. Hall, who is both good practical
printer and an able writer,anI wish his un-
dertakiog great success. Our partaiIilies
are with the Graft.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
Beck and job Printing.

E7S%t tF@S.8 KEEP IT BEFORE THE PECIlEIIat
Es.s%SSsa laud.bllis, Blanks, Checks, Labels,
Cards, Tickets, Circulars. and eyfly dcscrrti,r Of
JOBANDFAhll LbI1ER.FIESSFRINTNgi
in various CnIu-. rNeru''t at tie ,nCe Of { Z
Coiumbja lH'rmshwg7 Htmo1gt. in ncatsllG
short order, and moderate terms Also: Tlryp.
ry best Article Of DEEES, BLANKS, STATION.
ERY, &C., kept constantly for sale
We have also added 10 ,uralre,d, heavy and
extensive sl,okof ElauRs.-or vhcl.wr an
kinds from Deeds 10 Naturalization pfrus-a
select assortment Of WY FIRE Mgrrrfg, Cerlif.
cafes printed and engraved ior MIritcrs ,ud
MaErs,ra'CS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

MORE GoLO-A gold mine, it is stated, has
been discovered in Columbiana County, Ga. on
Tue iarm OF James McMonn In digging well
some gold dust was found sticking to rock be-.
nea'h the surface. On breaking the rock, gold
was found in great abundance 1t yields at the
rate OF 50 pei cent
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

THlaks.-Hon. SIMON CAMERON, will please
accept our thanks for copy Of the Report of the
Secretary OF the Treasury on the Warehousing
system, for ls40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Hca'y Pcrdict.-In the Court of Nisi Prius,
Yesterday in the case oiBenjamin EIayman, Sheriff
OF Columbia county, against John 4. Foster, and
samuel Holland, which wasan action to recover
'he difference between the amount Of damage,
brought at first and second sale, the Jury brought
IN IN verdict OF S306s II for plaintiff - Tie Penn.
6YlvaMiaM
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

CALIFORNIA MARRIAGE CONTRACT. private
letter from gentleman at San Franlsco. 10 nj.
friend IN New York, says; 81 have been, As You
Know over yearse in California, and am vet u,.
married My friend Mr. C. has lately left for
Scotland, and have give him commission to
bring me out ~ OF the following decripticn.
not less than six feet, blue eyes auburn hair. I
am either to marry her,or paya forfeit orsIO OOo.
do hope, as soon as the country is a little more
seltIed,about ten thousand first rate girls will start
for California; we have goods enough. and gold
enough now give US some wives"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Too MUCH HoNoR-In his last paper,
Col. Tale, of the Columbia Democrat,
make us speak of Col. Forney as a candi-
date for Speaker of the House of Represgn-
-taIives. This is rather too much. The Clerk
ship, we believe was all that Col. Forney
aimed at; and notwithstanding all the hard
work he has done for his party, we still
hope 10 see not only himself but all his
competitors dstanced by some thorough
geing working Wing, Daily News.
The editor of the NtwS must hayea large or.
gan Of hope There is no danger of any "thor.
cnshsons working whg" being elected to the
c!erSship Of the house. Our types did make US
say Speafer, instead Of CIe,k, but we still hope
to see Col. Forney, some day. Sneaker. Of the
house.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Dt'so'"'ion.-Tbe firm Of Taylor {. LaIhrop,
OF the Wyoming County Wbig, has been disoly.
ed s. H. TAYLOR, relires, and c f LArHRop,
has again become the sole Editor and Proprietor.
We extend to each Of themou hearty greetings.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

q Richard II. Dana, the Poet, is lccm-
ring in Philadelphia, on the Dramas Of
Shakespeare. Mr.. Dana sustains hirb
reputation, both as a Poet and a scholar.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

p5- The total amount Of the Liabilities or n.
Sosqpehanna County Bank, as nearly as can nov
be a,certained, is about two hundred Thousand
dollars. The amount of assets Of the same incln.
ding everything bearing that name or shane.
does not exceed one hundred and forty thousand
which shows a balance OF nearly or cutie sjy,v
Thousand dollars unaccouuted for. Strangely as if
may appear, it 'urusout that no Cashier of tho
concerm since keIIum, has been required to give
bonds for The faithful and horcst performance Of
his du'y, Had this been done, it is clear that
any misconduct or loss by that officer wonld have
been made up 10y his Observation-Disclosures D,m
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

THE First Vrro.--The last Minnesota Chror.
Icle contains the veto Of Gov. Ramsey To an art
OF the Legislature providing for the election 10.
Commissioners to prepare code Of laws Cor tho
territory, He takes the ground that rbe eyp,p.
tive is distinct branch Of the legislative author.
ity,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

AcaUTTAL oF J. s. BAs,LFR- The jury in
'ne case Of John s Bassler, publisher OF the Fay.
eH' Wing on trial in Pittsburgh for robbng the
mail, on Saturday returned verdict OF acouitlaI
.no Jury on former trial had been unable to a.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
E3RANT's INDIAN
Pull M 0 MARY BALSAM

IL The most wonderful medicine 10 crar C,ugIs C,,,y
ana roE1rmd PrLNoNAnr CONSUMPTION. that has eve;
Dc'n tired amt proved to be- by the many corsilred
an Ht"'I'fa cure 1t ronnin' aud is almost as srop,Iy
P"''r'''d nL CLEANSING, ALTrRArIvE, and rur.FYrya
y"'' as me preparation which we cell Braut. Pvyjtj5yg
f'R IL Hp possesses segs,di other eiratols Dly,jc
rL".g and Pe'oAarly adapted to pootho alleviate, r,y,
1' 'EP''"rg9n, AMI CURE C1Hgts aad CJgwmutions
ih'7s ani rnTtS ULays IN thr Lyggs and c,,,,5r, ry
rEnNALLY "s certainty aud r,ay as tho Pur;iipg E,.
tract hrN. and cures such cr,,caaly ''''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

ly DO t. Thomas WILLIAMS one Of the most respectable
ply y,ici"ns OF Eomci by Ma,rs. BIssELL & LEONARD,
Wholesale md retail druggssi by Mr. G. II. BuowN, pro-
poor and keeper Of tbs West Rome HOTEL and by eleUen
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

DThe PhiIadeIphians are discussing
the advantages of a consolidated city, and
we believe county government: as one
of the ways to prevent riots and other dis.
graceful scenes. We do hopc the Quaker
cry viii establish something, which shall
smack of law and order.
lAe Legislature Of MargIan will convene on
the lth Monday Of December, being the 3It d,,
oGthe month.
THE J8srSon Star, by McELHosr g.
DUCK is the title of a new whig paper,
just commenced in Brookville, Jefferson
county Pa.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

lNoN coNyENTIoN "A Convention Of ps,sons
interested IN the Iron trade OF the country met at
Plttsburg on 2lst inst, and was well attended nv
oe'r5a'e' ron anumoer Of States. james Rodg.
ers' Of Ohio, was chosen President A number Of
speeches were made, and resolutions urging the
establishment VI specific duty GU lcreign iron
werd adopted Col. PAXTON, Of our county. y,.
there
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

does not stand alone sim sic monument Of the great m.
cHcG as Purifier, of Brauts hdjaH liedciqes for wa
could give almost unlimited evidence Of other astonishing
cures Of Srgdda and scrofl!ogs agroas. This cure 10
sf0IM N Ly Mr. lIAsKINS, and s eclLif,i 10 BY
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

"N UNLucKY FALL.-Tbe Rev. Elisha White
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church at Johns j..
t'0d' near ChorIes'oo' S. C., was killed by fall
from his horse, on Monday of las, week
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

BEATEN At HoHE.-In East o., Rouge the
residence OF Gen. Taylor, the ... ,rs badly
oeaten--the Democratic mao,. .,.... ,otre,. 4
rom seven 10 Sc, enty seven
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
AIi Hail Mississippi.

ny dispatch in the Washington Uaion, we
"''" 'N"' me Democrats have gained amember
" ", congress IN Mississippi in the place recently
~ 90 oS PATRICK ToMPKINs, Wing Genera
0U'rMAN' the hero Of Monterey and ChepuIe.
Pec,'weeps the State of Whiggery as cfIecualy as
ne dId the fields of MEXICO ofthe couptry's foes
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
SEAU.VK MOEU.uE.vT.

very large majority Of the Collectors appoin.
ted IN different parts Of the State, to receive con,
tr'bu'ion' towards the SHUNk. MoUvMENr, have
not made any return of the papers sent them. Its
therefore hereby desired that all such lists should
be returned on or before the Isl day of January,
next D. FRY,
Chairman Ex. Committee
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

~ There is feature in the "Dolar
Newspaper" which we do not recollect TO
have seen initiated in any other, and we
think it of considerable advantage to the
readers Of that capital weekly. EIiciling
as it does, a mass of information on manv
subjects, which would not naturally come
within the province editorial, it has the er.
feet of calling out the inquisitiyeness of
subscribers, and is a never>faling fund for
amusing and teaching the younger mem.
bers of the family. We say that we dcci-
dedIy like this feature.
We mean Of course, the portion OF the
Newspaper devoted to "Querics and an.
swers." In order to make this depart
mGn' interesting and useful, the questions
should be such aG to be Of some importance
when answered, either as a matter Of
useful Or general knowledge. 1t could
comprl2e within its limits: science, and
literature, and history; political, natural,
sacred and profanc. We repeat, that we
think THIS thing worthy of imitation; and
we do opine, that in the hands Of fluent
writer and well informed Editor, it could
he mad, highly beneficial and useful.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

~ IS amusing, to pick up a variety Of
the papers, Published in the cities of Phila-
delPhia, New York, and Boston, and some
other attitudes; and read the programme
OF what they intend to do for their subscri-
bers' in the year Nothing that ever
has been done, in the way of Newspaper
and Periodical publishing, can be compa-
red to what is to come.
Now, we wishour Brethcrn ofthe press,
every success in their efforts to surpass all
former doings in this line, but we cant heIp
laughing, the way they do pile ii on.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

" JoHN McRrvSoLDs, Esq, is the Collector
tnr Columbia county, to whom subscriptions ior
the above Moaumept, Of 81 each, can be made.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Tay!0r'Sm.-ln late Mis8issppian we find
the following declaration of Taylor democrats of
Mississippi 1t embodes, in succnect form
some OF the leading faults of Taylorism.
President Taylor has proved recrelnt to his prom.
Ise not to be party president, and to avoid all
party schemes.
he has proved recreant to his promise to allay
the violence of party prescription.
lie has proved recreant to his promise to make
only "honesy, capacity and fidelity" the three
great requisites of political prererment.
lie has discharged from Office some of the most
gallant and heroic soldiers of the Mexican war,
his own comPatriots in arms, and the bravesl spr.
its Of the war of 1912.
lie has discharged from service poor widows
lie has appointed to high official stations, blue.
light iederalsts Of 1913, and advocates to Mexico
IN our recent contest.
lie has surrendered to the Wing cabinet the
whole control of affairs of government
Tie has shown himself to be incapable of per.
forming the duties of his Office.
His brief fPoliticaI history forms series of con.
tradIcilons, shameful violation OF pledges. and
Prostitution to party schemes unparalleled.
His early letters and the avowal of friends whom
he has since Presouated to Office, prove, to
have been wiIIluI attempts to deceive the
people,
In view ofwhich solemn pedg. is made to
rid the country Of the curse of fTaylorism.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01


BWe do not recollect, ever to have
seen, an autumn so uniformly, mild anc
pleasant. It's a most delightful season o.
the year, combining all the advantages Of
the other three; with those of itself.--
Thompson speaks of il thus -
Crown'd with the sickle and the wheaton sheaf
WhlIe autumn, noddlug berthe yellow plain,
Comes lovIal on; the Dorie reed once more,
| Weu'pleased tune Nhae're the wintrv frost
AllTous prepared, the various bosson'd spring
Pul in white promise forth; and summer suns
! Conceded strong, rush boundlcss now to view,
Full periecl'aIl and sweIlmy glorious theme
AT this season, neither cold nor heat,
annoys one. 1t has, too, been said to be,
"lhe ca rnival ofnature," Every thing is
in abundance, It is also the season for
poetry, the chosen of the muse
When autumn's yellow lustre gildsthe world.
And tempts the sckled swain into the field,
Seized By the gen'ral joy his heart dslends
WIN gentle throe,; and through the tepid CLEANS
Deep muSlng, then be best exerts his song.
FirSt-Ihe right Of suffrage should be exten.
ded, and every man, who can establish 6ona
J1de residence, should vote, not because he has
paid tax, but because he is a man
We clip the above from the Lycoming
Gazette, it being one of the editors propo-
sed amendments to the constitution. We
must confess, that we are utterly confoun-
ded ! We had supposed that the Editor
was man of galiantry, and that he would
notbe in favor of such an overwhelming,
and sweeping, and unequivocal ostracism,
of the female part of the community.
What mOckery we cannot find words to
express our Indignation at such an unwon-
led outrage. The editor expresses him.
self in favor of extended suffrage Mira
D"e D'ctq! He even goes on 10 say that
It should be right for man 10 vote, if he
can establish a bona fde residence in the
district To this we have no objection,
but he wishes this vote to be given, not
because the giver has paid tar but because
he voter is q man :!
Ladies ! do you hear that; Because he
IS man. We can not say more at pres.
mt. 1t debars you forever.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

rTWill"he Dollar Newspaper per-
init US to ask question!
Are the following sentences, in the paper
Of November ID, ulL-grammalicaIly cor.
rect! "Stanzas" and "dospair" by "AIp,"
as accepted" Whose" and "IIoratio, "
IS declined"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

A potato, weighing 3 lbs. l3l o., rsed near
Montrose, was shown TO the editor of the Susque
hanna Rig&ter last week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01
Cured more Impure Blood Dis
HEANT,s INDIAN PURIFIER.

was perfected on Mr.J. h HAsRINs, of Rome Oneida Co
N w. and iii Of the most miraculous cirss that wa
ever effected ON human being and it was effected by
lsS NNnMLLL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

Professor ALtEN,of Dickinson College, /, cleo.
ted President 0t Grard College
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-01

appointment by The Co"ts cf COlunr5ia County.
VIM. Sd Dys,Es .ol Limestone townshpto be
Auditor OF the account Of Columbia county, ull
the next generclelection,in the place of Benjamin
+. Stamm, remoyedto Northumberland county.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
January 40, 1B1D,

"ANhR'5 A"3 AoF9'
CoTfgN-Dwin 10 The favorable news
from Europe received per New York pack
et, business has been moro active and
priers are quoted as hllowingi Middliug
AIR "a i 09, FAR ITO II, good fir ~ d
"a.
sdaAa,@1he demand WIS aettys aud
700 hhds. we're sold ut fuller prices, say
fair 30 a go.
MoLAsgBs There wa Il strady demand,
and 900 bbls. changed hands 1T lDA H9oe.
Fboen4-The transactions have heen
limited 10 g7O bids. Ohio At IA 30, aud
100 bble. Fine NJ 85. Several iieiboat
lgads are held above tho market, The lasl
sale having been at I'd 025.
CoaN. Sales 10000 aaels. including
1000 sacks unt u aatboat, Of s7te; 1000
saekt al A5e.
poRB.-4200 bble. Prime Mesa were
sold nj $40.
GBEEE Mar --2lU boxes Long Mid
dlea aold nj o., and 300 boxes part Short
at 90.
BAo0r=4salea iOt casha Missouri sides
a. 4le, and 100 casks and bbis. Hams on
private terms.
LARDs--lmproyed demand Sales 100
-z-L
tiefces and d0s bills. at 7e, 90 Dbl, at Tic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
Sal g OF Bank Assets and
Real Estate.

VIII be- sold At Auction on Saturday. he
9Th Isttu4ry next, $3.50, and IN ans subse-
qlent Day, should the ,a'F nc2 thGb be made,
80 the Office ot he Ctr Baak. 81 Bat n IL are.
A portion " tie Assess b.loegn 10 sid
Office, such ~ fratcs Cd fotea ana DO ds
Judgments, &c,
AL30-$ererai Tracs NJ L4nd, situated
in fhe Parishes - ia t Baton Rouge, Lfytses.
toD, and ~. II Ira
TERMS OF SAFE For the As,cts, Cash;
for the Real Eata e, oee f nth Caeh. and the
baiance to6r12, aid IL moths, for approved
endorsed notes, secand b. mortgage on the
property sod.
Acts # Sale II the expense Of purchasers.
Office City Bank, tatoG tougc, ~ Deem
Der, I64S. l.. SHEppERs.
dec 23-47. Ste. Cashier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
5PROBA /. SALE.

By yiffn Of ON pfssiou 4 m direct.
ed from tie f1obbrabis SIKH Judicial Dis
triet Court i1 an for tie faff.h of F.aar
Baton R0ege, III the State ~ Louisiana. /
atil efFsf for sale ii public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, according 10 IaW Oh Thurs.
ddy The 9Th, dag Vt February. a. u ls4g.
at II o'ciock A. NJ vi the last plaea 1r
residence Of David Chambers laie Of said
Parish, deceased, at abtui one mile below
the Town Of Button Rouge, t%rottfhg On the
Mississippi River, The following described
property. belonging 10 the partnt fahip
heretofore existing between aid David
Ctlambsrs, deceased and his surviving
partner Alvarez Fisk, 10 wit
A tract Of Land or plantation eitunedin
ibis Patlsls ut about Onp ME helasy ihs
Town Of Baton Rouge. hnffbE twenty five
afpents laofe or less. trout on The Missile
sippi River, by a depth III t0lty arppbts, on
he lower line, aud abon f5iiy eight OF
fifty arpenfs Oh the upper line. and 6oundA
cd Above by lands Of John WeDoDougb md
bel v hy those d Stephen Henderson,
together with ell the building aud improve.
trfents thereon, aud The sseJ eanp, ngw On
said plantation.
Aiso tie fotioptag named s!ar1s, piz
jack, aged 80 yf8rf, aud Mary
bis wife, and their two children, Eau.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

Tmr RAGS CouRsE.--We refer levers
cfthe tut and the public generally to the
advertisement b Odom 4 EIto ii ano,h.
e. column. Much sport may be anttcipat.
oJ at the regular sprng meeting Several
horsrs have already arrived and are now
M training md more are expected. New
stables have lately been erected by the en-.
tcrprising proprte ors and every ccom
mediation required for a race.eourse, can
be had on the ground, Notwithstanding
The late heavy rains the track is in good
training condition,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Of East u ton RoRge-SirA Judi
cial District Court
Succession Sale,

BY virtue Of a commission 10 uJc direct
ed from the Honorable 9Th Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for said Parish, ! will
offer at public sale. according 10 law, al
the last p ace Of residence ofJacob HAYES,
late Of this parish decreased, al about IL
miles East Of the Town Of Baton Rouge,
On Tuesday the 23rd day Of January 1919,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following describ.
ed property belonging to the succession Of
sail deceased, to wit;
LAND.
a tract Of land containing SIX hundred
aud 70E100 qcres, bounded west By lands
Of C%arter, south Ivy those Of Mceker, last
by those Of Stephen nobets, and north by
those Of Swift.
Another tract Of land, on the sVest sile
Of the Comite, containing about eight hun.
bred and forty acres more Of less, c0mpos-
ed Of two tIacfa, viz. one tract Of $40
acres bounded snuth By Sopher, east BY
the Connie, north By WIN. HAYES, aud
others and west by Phillips-and The other
conta ining 300 arpents more or less boun.
ded south BY the foregoing tact, east by
the Comite, north BY vacant lands and
west BY lands belonging to the heirs Of
Converse.
Another tact d land on Draughan's
Creek, containing tgo hundred and torfy
arpents (2401 bounded south by land
known as the Mccarthy tract, and north
by land, formerly owned by Fridge.
SLAVES.
Sylvia, negro woman, aged about IS years
Dick, negro man, aged about 35 years
Jesse, negro man, aged about 90 years
Ned. negro man, aged about 25 years
Jim, negro man, aged about 30 years
Josh, negro man. aged about 90 years
Stephen a nuiato man aged about 80 years.
Terms Of sa'e-ai IL months credit from
the day of $ le IN notes E fdorsed 10 the
of The administrator, bearing
. per cent interest afer due untiI paid and
mortgage retained on the property sold. till
final payment, and confession Of Judgment.
II. MORENO,
Jan. 5--49. SITS. Auetioneef.