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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
TIL +. CALED0NTAN.
Correspondence of the Calcdonian
THE SEAsON-RAILROADs-NEW
Y OR

Y OR
Mu. Emrsr i-lfyon fell'of cold, Of snow
arI backward spring, you can scarcely better
-rr---tf ~ F...s.4.tf - Aaaiau, thelGa Ia A LA
a, and one hundred miles up the Mohawk
,oeHls Buffalo, The hills are every where
ruIIr with snow and the valleys are. eH.
rlng dy-nolhng looks green and spring
iAe, though Saturday aud Sabbath were very
acasant
liut what care We for wind nnd wrslivr up
hr Mohawk We'll then, viii tell your
arIhbors something they do care ior,aud that
90 that tlie passage or Railroad irom Que
ourh 10 Que half mle distant lroma business
jlbge, does not annihia,e the village, bot #
had any foundation for claims 10 business
before, II ~ much Increased Rilrr the location
ola Railroad Depot At above and even greater
sIrlutc and right over agaius, them, Some
uiny villages Ia the five bundled miles
wave now reached the way travelled, are
n,qlci as ~ Jfhusbury Plain will be- IN ref
,i.nrr to the Drpui, some much further OIL,
,.0r nearer, and mt one here the business
ll, been injuriously affected AZ some few
,9.t-, largo Wholesale business - done to ad.
v7u',gr utur the DcpVt, aud occasonally a
-l.ssfa has heen built. though very seldom.
A. thHs place, a village Of about twclyc.hun
deed lnhabitatis, are seven stores ~, retail,
one very extensive Wholesale grocery, and
o,ghtcr ten smaller ones situated on rnains,root
md formerly the great thoroughlaV for tray.
rlct- Now the Rlilrpnd crosses this street
at right angle, quito at the south end
0r the y,llagc, aud from frriy tu one hundred
md skty rods from ,hcsc stores aud on the
lne ofthc road, nor %, the Depot has there
lrcn 80 much A. grocery oPcucd, but nov
-.4,,f.-s- -aHd- FlneGr4ea hnYc- more thhn qundtu.
n. Il since the railroad was opened Fort 'itin
,nI rahtinc Bridge, large and 0ournhing
villages, lay IN the same ttualioos Co the De.
rAas ST. Johnsbury Plain would fthc Depot
l.,r were carried directly across the river,
end tic railroad running all the why on the
r.ii ridr ur The PissuifPEc c. rull ths-r Yil'1.
tsafc doing much increased business mud
though fuc p1ctu foe building and
Mp pch"u of farms lay on the railroad lipc,
T-r'' ~ ttrrEr brVufH 'iTrrr ~ uuthrur t1trpr m
sIHfrs uf avrfns, nothing, absolutely nothing
So travel moro Toe 90 t,ryatou ihnu profit,
should lhy thing orcuri iu alter nay yirW ui
.e.u .uuirol, cot any other present tscit which
] Duuid Judge urhi,rsi Go your r,adeWy0u
nly expect 10 hear ogH,n from
Aprl -. {. }.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

TERMS OFTHE CALIFORNIAN 81, so
If paid within the year. $500 if delayed be-
,anI that time, No papor discontinued tll
IN luramgos are paid except at the option u
thr publisher
Advertisements Inserted AZ the usual prices
Transient Advertisements to be- paid ~ advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
R,om Dickens Man Pa5cr, Household bo-d'
A ChilFs Dream of a Star.

There. was once 4 ctiti, mud he -ir"lleh
about u gnod Jcnl, aud Ihuugllt Of number
OF thtugs Tie huda sister who wr~ II rl'ild
too, aud his couslHnl companion, Jhese Nv"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

equal 90 three feet and spreading on limo-
sny rom one 10 iwo bushels, az Immediate
effect will be produced for llo better aud the
whole system return rapidly 20 health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
OEsERNlR


The Newark II. - Advertiser makes The
following Ncryiu,t rrnnrkS in relation 10 the
,'rlurcs undc upon the manner in which
llr Webster lrlnl was conducted, aud upon
Ulo verdict ufthoju jury;
such appeals from judicial lGlcmculs 10
popular feelings urc frnught with mischief
Il sucl an appellate power is 10 bc rccogu2-
ed, there can hc no security Tor thC sreTty
administration of Justice, md every cstlh.
li,hcd tribunal known to the laws must hc
continually exposed To overthrow In n thou
sand ways Influences will bc invoked TO
oyt4rulr the DEGREES Of justice, until ull thu
securities of person aud property will be ut
fcrly destroyed. II is hut the other day that
"a jury iu Kentucky was burnt IN eilgy for
-nurcnnYiciing prisoner, aud popular syu,-
pnjhy is now invoked in another quarter 10
overthrow verdict of conviction.
Earnestly do we 6eprecnlo such inuova-
tons. Nothing could sooner shake public
confidence in our institutions thnu the adj
miss1nn of this right oLppopular interference
with the udludicatons Of the courts Let it
once hc fully understood, that their decisions
tnN-' be 'oads -salg gaettn public opinion, and
the Legislature may ns well ahrorntp the
whole system of laws Rnd Judicial -tfibua,tl4
and leave questions Of right mud Justice to bc
settled in mass meeting 10y n show Of huuds.
lrihc ultimate decision ofiawsuits, the intrr-
pretnton of law, and the administration of
Justice, nre to be dependent on popular
vote let that vote be given directly aud inn
medlatcly, anil let the whole cumhrous ma
chiucry of the courts which now stand be-
tween IL atitl it, object, ha done niyay..----
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Wc'rommcud tlc ruliowug Extract To tie
Eurrnglou Free Press, which Ia general q,
conservative aud Uu nblc udvocnlc Tor the
,nprcn,acy OF Law md the support Of Judi
sos decisions, hul which scem- IN the rn,c
Webster TO lNc allowed IT, sympaDUic,
% ct tire better oflls regard to Justice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

They whispered oao -ano,lIrr tie is di l"g.'
Aud lac said, Sam. Ny nro is falling from
me- like n garment. md m"yo u"nrds tho
-iur ~ riild. And ., my father. now
lhnllk thee thai it has 20 ofcn "prnr'l, 10
receive those ilcnr Onrs WHO nwuit Inr =
Apd The yiar was ,hiniusanJ II shinns.np.
on las grave.
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Attention Riijiemep,

n accordance with TIM Roso,u.i
rtNs I passed at YourS lpst meeting,
ON the Commit eo appointed 10 confer
sNlyp 4wittltlie President of tic r. X.
NJ have reported anil am informed
~saaAAa. .hat n Car will be ready at Middle
tton, OH Tuesday, Bird. Deccu,bcrnrxt, to
convey YOU 10 Columbia and return on
Ihurslay following, for one fair.
Therefore, you arc ordered 10 meet at
Middleton, on the day ana place above ,nrn.
,ionea,at IL o'clock, Will, all necessary
preparations to join III tho procession to be
iormcd at Columbia, on The DAY following {:
and with such preparations as each may
desire to have made Tor Company ont, cN-
ccpt tents, as they will re prepared for you
I.B iihMMEl,,
Capt 5. Il.
Nov. goth, 1850 4 If
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Executive Department,
ED,STO, Or. II, 1850.

-. W.. ~, iS0D.
.'i'an 5pilowiag Troops are invited TO par
Eit a! Co!Nuhia or "Wednesday, :,,2 IA q!
ID ccInbcr next, VIZ:
Tho i-t l:nginrnt o! Artillery.
., The Uniform cn'npani's Vi The 18Th and
Sa7ih Regiments Of !r;an;ry.
Inc Llriri Regiment o! Cavalry.
The C'itugm cnm.tasi ofSum;cr, Ngr-
shaw, inncal.~r. F,ir;'il, r, ,w5airv. I'm.
ingto,n and MI o:Ia'l rni:.rm, I, y. h, INV
find ~itcoHvGninnt to ai}or1.
"',s' or'i'. Tsn y. rs may be d, ,o,cl
to accept the invitation are ~, ,ura.rl ia
port to the Aliu"an, and iu,mcjnr G. ncral-
ut Colurhia on or before is, div III D..
comber, anu. ati,c if'Tcnl, are l]r;Gral !y
any-iI so, ,Ncy wiz be pitched for ll.eir
Use. @
Tho Minor and nri.al;nr General Of lie
State with their suites are respectfully iayi
ted to nttOnd.
BY order ol.hc command r-;n.cli"c.
J. w. tANTAl.
AJlnnl ilSy'r UcM
November 6, 1850 :. At
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Election Notice.
South Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas q vacancy is about to occur in Tho
ohice; Of Clerk Of. the Court of Common Pleas
md General Sessions for said District. by expir.
anon OF the term of the incumbent.
John D.Jcnea, Clerk of the Court for said
Dlsp1ct* an pursuance Of the provisions Of an
aet, entitled ..AHsact prescribing tile mode OF
Glecitng Clerks, SherifIs and 0rdinariea !" do
netsoy give notice. that, I'm election for Clerk
q the Court or Ccfnmon Pleas and T:enerai
Sessions Tor Sumter District, viii be held on
hiohuay the thirteenth day of January next.
or.. :, I'D: JONES, o. Q. 2.
i Sumter Ss I co : lro aasss : Nov s, 1850 . los
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M1NSGG1

The subscriber will ron; for tho ensuing
year on reasonable terms, the residence Of
the late D. /. Wylcs, Esq, IN Sla,churg.
the premises are Il comfortable
Dwelling House and al! necessary Bald
ings, with about Twenty Acres OF Land
attach, there 10. contlinjng ~coanp!rtC
Tan Yard in full operation.
III. a. WYLES, AIm'r.
Statobnrg, lst January, $3.50. 10 |
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Head Quarters,
EDIsTo, Oct. 18Th, 1850.

n V- SAh tSOVs ~
The third Brigade of Cavalry and tho
Uniform Corps Of the 23rd Regiment FIN
iantry are ordered to parade for Review and
DrIil ut Columbia o II Wednesday, The 4ti
Of December mex.
twelve O'Clock NJ.
The Major General and Brigsdier Gener-
ais of the Bird Division will attend with their
respective suites.
M the Aids-de-camp of his Excellency
Governor scabrook, are required 10 be- ia
attendance fully equipped.
'Ge brlgadicr General OF CayalrT and
.ns ooloncl OF The 3D. Regiment of I~nfantry
commands. -
by order ofthc commandments,
w. CANTEY,
A9'rand Inps'r Gen.
Noso"'ocr 6, $500 At
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@. VT. PRICE,

"a ~ IE5-ra CD l-G2.
The Subscriber brgs leave 10 inform lis oil
frieuds AMI The public generally ila.. he Ina
iakcnsth Shop formerly occupied 81 a. Con.
way. He guarantees his work shnl! h, rot nm
in the most fashionable and Substantial man.
her.
AZ All that he asks is a fair trial.
Nov. 6, 1850 If
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Direct Importations of
NRASM

The subscribers, are constantly receiving
d,rect from the Manufacturers, MADE TO
THEIR ORDER, and expressly adapted to
the Southern Trade, and to which they with
confidence invite tie attention OF purchasers,
with q guarantee that the Goods will be
found PURE FLAX-to-wit:
Shifting and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatce and Shooting Linens
Hussin, Birds Eye, and Huckaback Diapers
Blcachcd and Brown Table Damasks, ofas-
sorted widths,
Damask Doylies, Napkins and Cloths, Of va
rious sizes,
Dowlass. Glass Cloths; Black, White and
Brown Holland,
Ladies', Gents, and Cbildren's Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs., etc. eic.
e. g. f. l.. KERRISON & CO.
200 King Street,
Charleston, s. c..
Aug %, 1850. Al 3m
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A, AEJDER501J,
MRAY&RA N "a NMAEo2s

--- sfsEEhtNFs sSlI'. -. ..
Respectfully informs his rri'nls and The "a,
rnlbblic generally, ,ha, h. has jne, rccriv- "a
cd II large and we'll selected SFCOk OF =
FALL AMI WINTER GOODS. consisting .;
French, English AM I'm ,ricau Broad Cloths.
french an! English CaSSin,rS. plain an! fan.
cy, double nnl single miled norsk:ns. rgvncl.
ASA i:nciis!, Twcsls, Kentucky .lc,n,S. Err
mn Cio'hs. Irish I.iin,ns. Gloves, $lsprnirrs.
Crarats. llnnkc-chicfs, Hose. Em5rrtlas. &c.
4Ali{of which will h. sold ri ttc most liberal
'crms, ana 4! prices cDcrfsrou ling with the
times.
Garments manufactured by the subscriber
nni warranted 10 gave Satisfaction.
4. ANDERSON.
Oct. 9. 1850 - X
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eScnasr;sle2aH measures ia.
AcIs asfu Shlrts made TO
order al short notice,
MSM NNV.Mp SX0RS

The Subscriber respectful, informs his
friends and the public generally, that he is
now receiving and opening agcncral as
sortmcn, oi DRY GOODS AMI Groceries.
which he will sell al yer, moderate adj
vance on first cost-all he asks is n CALI.
Linen Cambria lIankcrcliins Of all DUAL
itics-sOmc very finc. Also Linen Hk's'
and lawn blythe varl silk a. SlLk|a...
Cotton Gloves. Inserting, L%,Inus pat.
terms flounccs, Embroidered Sooilaps,
sc. Sc
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Come and See.

Elegant N!ncl. and Fancy Silks,
Figured and i.m'Toi drred CasAmcrs.
Mole aud Figure! Aqueous,
bctui al P!nm AMI Figures Black hlpncclg.
Blncl; nntl ]cn!prci Cnlirocs anil Ginalinms.
Biacknnl Galore 'Siiawis o fcvery size ani
Woleh an3 SILK Warp TlameIs.
Brown ,ht,achpl Shifting anl Slrctings
For saln by
r. S0LoNON5 & co.
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Tho subscriber has now opened and is con.
Stantly rcce wing MT his New Establishment
No. 2ii, Bend of King Street,
New Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods,
to which he respectfully irssi,cs the attention of
Merchants, Planters md Families or Sumter
District. Ills stock which, consists entirely Of
NEW GOODS; purchased by himself from the
latest impOriniions, will DC found to embmce n
very extensive assortment of the most desirable.
styles Of
Esici. Silks, C~ashnercs and
MOtustizl DcLaincs, viz :
Cartons Rich Figured Ponlt De Sole
p man and Ghcnc Satin D'Chino
Striped Glnce Ponlt Dc Sole
Rich Chameleon Silk
Z" Chnngrable I"
flails. ~"
" 30: b, 81. sc inch Super Black Girls
Glacc PopIins IN new ~nrticlc.l
me above comprises an elegant assortment,
varying III price from 30 cents TO ST. per ynrd.
Cartoons new and rich styles French all
wool Cnshmcrcs and De LANES, in new and
beautiful styles nj The lowest prices.
New and Elegant E;InDrodcrics
Feics, Lace Cnpcs, Collars DC.
including n great variety Of articles in
this department, with n large assortment Of Lace
Goods ofcrery description.
housekeeping ae.d Domestic
Goods.
In this department will he found almost ever,
useful article required by housckecpcrs. inclu.
ding blanket Flanncls &c. Of the best styles.
FRESH M%ourninH Goods.
Super Black and Blue Black French Bomba.
zins (.
" English Bolnbazins
4" Canton Cloths
" Silk Warp Alpaccas
Plain Black mona DcI.nincs and Casl,mcrcs
Black French AIcrii,os, Black Satin De Chcne
Super Black English ard Italian Grapes
=" " India Salins, $arsnet and Sin.
clrws
2ni Mourning Nous De .Laine anu Cash.
ncrcs
Parisscncs and Silks
Particular attention paid III Mourning and
Fancy Dress Goods.
White asai Feed E'faslitcgs.
Bales 3-4 IL 81 White Fla.inels
Red and white t!ornct ~.
u" al woul Twiil'ds
Real Welsh
silk aud wool Flanncls Guaranteed not TO
shrink
EfrHvvis and Fsienched Eong
cloths.
Composing all qualities and widths selected OK.
presslA Tor the Country trndr. together with n
large supply Of Tickiugs, Drills, Stripes, Plaid
lIomcsprn:, Kcrscys. Blankets &s. DC. embra.
cling the mast complete stock of Domestic Goods,
now exhibiting at The L.owcsi Prices for. cash or
city Acceptance. IL"
GoohS scai 10 the. Railroad @5L-sense.
WILLIAM ROWLAND.
Oct. :, 1850 % s If
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NOTICE.

SO RUNAWAY from the Subscriber in
~ the latter part Of July or fist Of Nt-
ASgnst last, my mula,to Boy named
FORESTER, belonging to The Estate Of j,
". Bostwick. He is seventeen wears Old,
bat from lis siza no pcrson would suppose
Jim 10 BE- marc than thirteen or fourteen.
Ten dollars will he given or his delivery
10 nc, or ifloigclin any Jail and information
given so that | Gun got again.
ISAAC LENOlR.
S%tatcburg, Nov. 18Th, 1850 8 Ct
eg- The Charleston Mercury and Cam
den Journal will copy once a week Tor six
weeks and send their account TO this Off e
Tor payment.
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G The Friends of'Tilos,
J.. SMITH, announce him as Il ca,l'ilnlc for
the Office Of Tax Collector, for the County of
Claremont.
November 6, 1859
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Cigars and Tobacco

Cigars and Tobacco
OF ihr tolio Wing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Castillo hcgaIia Observation-Disclosures
Pc Palmetto GoId lnaf--Gcn. Taylor,
CNo:nots-Ghar!oston Cigats- 100 in a
bnnch-Rough and Ready Tobacco, Vir-
GINA Gold eaG, Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
for sale low for Cash.
w. J. FRANCIS
Under the Office of the Sumter Banner,
and % door above Al & y, Moses Store.
Oct2, $50 40
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TasSs We are authorized
10 announce Capt. J. w. STUtIiEY rs a can
tilate for Tax Collector for Salem County, al
the next election.
Oct. 10Th, 1850 81 If
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7. j. DMNNA. i AoorNT ccHNHNT VIII FAorENs Of ClAnEMoxr COUNTY.
~-- w. CIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
VALUABLE
SUGAR
AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

THE Laurel Plantation situated In the
u parish Of East Baton Rouge and shout
five milrs below the town ot Bstou Rouge, IN
now offered for sale. containing about
Loo AnrESTs,
more or lsss Of choice sugar land engab'a Of
cut y4tion, With u from u about l5l %Dtyer's
Oh he liver, aud about 400 a pehe GmIst
ien 8, The balance well timbeted. here are
about 300 Hrpenls Of plant taue and 'asisons
wien finish % piahtt,g. With tho mnIrs.
horses, s'nfk, fsiIning %utsna,ls, to'is. w. NJ
IL ot"r for p~taatjnp Tire crop. iug sihcr y i'h
20 Liheiy Negro4s.
al acr jntstsd, aud ainnng them sto some
20 ID mechanics. IN fe is q new b l. k su-
gar ihass vi h Il gn@d stn ur engine. q C.m-
tlet "a eotn offsble DIV cling bTnfe aish
framed negro { htit, ii q prs, tnfi ense,',
and tlteksmitl's III. p, a,d e. cfpirati~t who
g g3ifpns 10 ~ tittp li,H GE.iita ipu r thne
ttta y ariatioa tan be tnafe . very pr ftabln
~. est sIt,
The yla alton Is off" sd with or y tl,nnt
tagf'es, sud if INT to'd ~ The lst nj Natch.
by p " tc sale. il " ii ihfm tt an q pebble
81 ttfi u For particniarF If tsrtiH apply to
Mss@rs. k"lly & Conyhlh III. OF IA lie .ri,
Ecu. New Orleans. W. Datiei HI ~. OF
West Baton Rouge, " M. Jno. Calb~ell, Jr,
On The plantitiput
Ie4, t2-ztI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
Correspondence Of the Journul of. Commerce
THE SLAVE DISCUSSION.
ALBANY, JANUARY Hs. 1850

! What an everlasting theme; o!fdiacussiqn
/ IS the slavery question, here aII9.elsew where.
isis really becoming a most serious matter
| and consumes every year a vast amonht
| If public time, and of course public money.
! Ii diverts the attention OF our National and
!! State Legislatures from other important
! matters. And what is the use of all this
/; debate X
i am an occasional "looker on" at
i Washington and Albany, like the man b
!: Vienna, and question honestly this whole
+ anti slavery farce, here and elsewhere. Il
is, in PLAN and uu Language, political
u de4.agogism. Nj.
Slavery in our land now hns its limbs
/: as well defined as is The course of tie
! noble Hudson or the majestic Mississippi
Thus far shalt thou go, and DO further, 1,
just as certain as that these grand streams
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
NOTICE.

The undersigned would beg leave TO
tender his grateful acknowledgements, . o his
friends and the public generally, for the
liberal share oil patronage, he has received
since in business, and would inform them
that he is desirious Of closing his old bust
ness, mp 10 the Ist Of January next, and
would again earnestly request all those
indebted to him. either by noie or open
account, 10 come forward without delay,
and pay the same, otherwise they will be
placed in the hands Of Officers for imtne-
diate collection.
He takes this opportunity Of informing
his friends and the public generally that
he will continue business Mt his Old Stand
and will e%onfine hlrnseif more particularly
to a Grocery, Produce & Provision bust
ness, nd will sell for cash and cash only.
iii. W. BAEIN.
Jan. 26th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
ETAT DE Ia LOTISIANE--Pa-
~,y3;sse IEsf EUf1u Roygc.

ETAT DE Id LOUIsIANE~-Pa-
yojisse H'La Button Rouge.
Peter B. EOsskey, ir, ct %antrss. No. l45-Psseyrs.
Marin BorsksN ct sutres. District.
In veltu dune COMMISSION d mos adres
ste par Ia cong du sixIeme District Judi
claire, pour la paroisse d'Es' Baton Rouge,
il sera exp re cn vente publique pr lc
soussignG sheriff Mercredi lie IL jonr dr.
ferrier proclaim Nls5o) d midi, sur leg
Iieux, Ia propriele 81 apfes decrite appar-
tenant b Ia succes4ihp de Peter Borshey.
G. devant de cette pardisse dec6dt. savoir ]:
IN MORCEAUVE 1'ERRE
siiut dams ceite paroisse, %con'enant cent
arpens, bornGs at nord par terres de Ma
dame Mary Ann Badger, ali sud par =. W.
Carney, d Pest par terrcs de J. p. Carney,
ct d i'ouest par Joseph Montegusdo,
Aussi i'm negre e~sc'ave, age d'ehviron
40 ans. Deux paircs de btufa, qIa'o,ze
tetes de bGtes d cotnes, tfois cheyaux eli
une quantitd de cocbons.
Conditions de la renfe.-Tn credit dun
denx ct trois ans, du Jour de Ia vente en-
biIlets bien endosses, ct hypotheque retepu
sur la terre ct esclaves Jusqu'au Placement
final. I es actes de yentes seront passees
pa,deyant Samuel Sheffield, Recorder, aux
frais des acquereurs.
H. c. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Janvier IL, 6E.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09

viii sale nj pubic Aiesi lon nn s Saturday The
y Bud lay Of March reSt, at 10 A. NJ. at the
Court house In the town Of Baton l,fuga.
'Eiaht a psht+ Of d i'd. sitn ted within the
limits el ~ d tnwr, IN iaft aid on by he hiers
of Dew II. bounded East by BUTLER and West
by Alley funf %aftents fronting on Clintclt S net
and four bfPents fronting on Florida stre t,
he above tfabt or parcel Of Land Is coin posed
oftwo lois desi grt'ed n he plan If said town
by Nos. II. mi ~, which land will be laid
out and SO IN lots 81 convenient H ze. u plan
Of VI, CD will to exhibited IN ir day Of sale.
witch plan VIII be desposited al the Recorders
Office as soon as The same tan competed.
TERMS.
One bali cash, and the balance nj one years
credit III The notes Of the purchasers, and
mort retained IN The property sold till
final p yfnott. notes TO bar eight per cent
interest NJ cr maturity until paid. Acts Of
sale pnsaed before Sntnl. Skur!ield Recorder.
al the expense Of the purchasers.
There j. about 1900 Cypre.s Pickles on
h sid Land which W he sold separately.
TllO5. PRENDERGRASr.
teb Of, Auctioneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
NOTICE.
Parish of East Bsten Rouge.

Parish OF East Bs'en Rouge.
Whereas George W. Lockwood, has
applied to the Honorable Sixth Judicial
District Court for said Parish to he ap-
pointed Administrator nf the succession of
Amelia Arbour late Of said parish decd.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
interested to show cause within ten davs
from the first publication of said notice,
why the said application should not be-
granted. NJ. MORENO,
Jan. 26, 1850 81. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
PLOUGHS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby returns his
s95Sgs thanks 10 his customers for the lib
er4l patronage bestowed on him, and reepecI-
fully iniorips his friends and the publia gene
rally thu he will continue bis business IN all
It's branches at his establishment, corner
Churcl, aud Min streets.
CARRIAGES of every desorip lon made
10 order or repaired in The ~neatcst manner.
Plantation and Road Wagons. Carts, Drays,
&c. made md repaired NJ usual. Also,
wr5nght-iron plau1liB made to order and kept
on hand for saie, md NIL kinds OF Plantation
Smith aud Job work attended to promptly.
The Subscriber has also taken the agency
for the sale of all kinds Of Wheelright and
Wagon work, including Wheel aud Dirt Bar
rows, Iron Axles, Wagon and Cart Harness.
&C., from The celebrated mandatory Of
Mesers. Busby & Little, of Wheeling, Va,
a I'D viii also keep ~ assortment Of Fiat,
Round and Square lion for Smiths and Plan
tiers use.
The attention Of Planters and those wish
ing to purchase is called to his stock, and all
orders for the coming season will be faithfully
attend to, and nil work ordered or purchased
from the subscriber fully guaranteed The
freight on Carriages sent to any part Of the
Coast willalways be paid.
ianl9 w. +. TLJNNARD.