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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
ST. LouIs, March, 9.
Important from Santa F-Mors indians Depre
dations-Moyement Of Troops.

ST. LOUIS, March, 9.
Important from Santa Fe-More indians Depre.
dmions-Mouement Of Troops.
By an arrival here yesterday from the Plains
we have dates frofn Santa Fe to 9th of Janua.
ry. ,n
Col. Calhoun, after considerable difficulty
had succeeded in etfecting a treaty with the
Eulaw Indians. A few days afterwards a ma.
rautiina band Of Eutaws attacked and murdered
a number of Mexicans, and stole a large quanti-
ty of stock.
A short time since a party OF hunters, who
were returning TO Santa Fe, encountered a large
party of Apache Indians. A severe fight ensu,
ed, in which several of The Indians were Killed
and wounded. Two or three Of the hunters were
wounded, but not dangerously.
The Cheyenne tribe is again becoming hostile.
Fearsare entertained that they will be very
troublesome totAe emigrants crossing the Plains
in the spring.
The weather is extremely cold in Santa Fe.
The slave territorial question was beng can
vassed with much wamlh, and had caused con-
siderable excitement.
A party of miners from Missouri were very
successful in working a goli mine about %
miles from Santa Fe.
Capt. St Vrain's company were to leave Santa
Fe on the roth Of February for Fort tadepen-
dence.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

VIM. III. BROWN,
Commission AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
VIRGINIA.,
HAVING removed from the County Of Abe.
III marie respectfully offers his services to his
friends and the public in general, 10 sell all kinds
of Country Produce,
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn.
&C., &c.
He has taken the house formerly occupied BY
Mr.. John A. Robinson, east Of the Basin,
ON TWELFTH STREET.
Opposite Messrs. Dean& Brown, nex1
door to Messrs. Beazley,
Brown dGIynn,
Where he will be happy 10 see his friends,
R1TasTsksM TO
.Ahbemare-Hon. w. c. Rives, V. w. Southall,
Esq, Col. L. J. Randolph, S. W. Fickiin, J. w
Saunders.
LIN chburg-Hon. James Garland, James 5.
Crewdson, Mcdaniel 4 Lee.
Richmond-H. w. & ] J. Fry.
Orange County-Col. John Voolfolk.
March IL, lS50.-1y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA AT Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County.
at the Court House, on Monday June the 25th,
Is49,
Thomas J. Niche, acting Executor Of Michael
CARRIER, dec'd.-Plaintif,
AGAINST
William A Menzies and Elizabeth his wife, and
Observation-Disclosures. -
This cause came on this day to be heard, on the
Bill, the answer Of Sarah J. Hartman, M. e.. Har
man, William Fl. CARRIER, Ann G. CARRIER, r.. M.
CARRIER, c. CARRIER, H. II. Robertson. and Caroline
F.. his wife, and of J..C. Niche, A. ~. Niche,
Sarah J. Niche, BENJAMIN f. Niche, Thomas j.
Niche. Henry B Micilie, s. Margaret r. G Mich
lie, minors, by Nicholas G.. Kinney their guardian
adj Item, also the answer Of Albert ]. CARRIER and
the exhibits and order of publication duly execu-
ted against the absent defendants, William a.
Menzies and Elizabeth his wife, Alexander M.
CARRIER, and Michael C. CARRIER, and was argued
by Counsel. On consideration whereof the Court
is of opinion, that it would 5e best for all Concern
ed. that the Real Estate Of the ~testaior Michael
CARRIER, should be soId-It is therefore adj Judged,
ordered and decreed, that Thomas j. Niche the
Executor Of the said CARRIER. be & he is hereby APP
pointed a Commissioner, whose duty 1t shall be
after having first advertised fhe tifne and place OIL
sale in the Newspapers published in the town Of
Stanton, and also in some Newspaper published
in the City of Iichmond for at least SIX weeks, te
proceed 10 sell the Real Estate Of said M. Galber
decd, situated In the Town OF shannon aht
| elsewhere in the County of Augusta, to the high
| est bidder, at public auction, on the following
terms, viz /. One sixth Of the purchase money to b.
paid in hand, and the balance in five equal sem
annual instalments, the purchaser 10 give bono
with approved security for The deferred payments
and a lien to lie retained on, the property sold al
additional security and the said Commissioners Il
at liberty if he thinks the sale will be promoted
thereby, to divide the property into such parcel!
as may best suit the purchasers, and report hi
proceedings 10 this Court for its sanction or disap
proval. Extract,
Teste,
CHAP. J.. KINNEY. D. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
DR.. n. 4. Laird,
At THE VIRGINIA HOTEL;
STANTON; VA.
Feb, 1SJO-6m.
TTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
~ G. CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON.-The sub
Feb. 1S50-6m.

n " II y -
n CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON.-The sub
scriber undertakes the Collection, settlement and
adjustment Of all manner Of Claims, Accounts. or
Demands against the Government Of The y; States;
or any foreign State or Country before Commits
-sioners, before Congress, or before any of the pub.
lie Departments } the procuring e Patents, Army
dues, Drawbacks, the Collection Of Accounts a..
gainst the Government, and every demand or other
business Of whatever kind, requifing the prompt
and efficient services ofan Attorney or Agent.
A residence of loufteen yeats at the seat OF me
Federal Government, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and senfins
of public business at fbe different offices, ana in
Congress, added to This, free Access to consult the
ablest legal advisers ifneedea, justifes the ahder-
signed in p}edgins the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who may entrust their bu'
siness TO his care.
Being we'll known TO TIE greater part Of the titi-
zens Of this District, and 70 many gentlemen Who
have been members Of both houses Of Congress in
the last twelve years, it is deemed useless to extend
this notice by special references.
COMMUNICATIONS, must be prepaid III all cases.
Cha,ges or fees regulated by the nature Of the bu-
siness and its extent, bit always moderate. Ads
dress ri. e. Attorney.
March 4, 1850 -3m. Washington, D. G..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

New York FAsHloNs.-The Trlhene says it
sees sometimes in Broadway a fashionable lady
leading a moderate sized Italian greyhound, with
a scarlet monkey jacket round his shoulders,
and reaching to his middle. There are puppies
of another order here, quite as fantastic in their
address, and who more resemble the monkey
than their Jacket
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
MARRIED

On Thursday the 2sth of February last, by the
Rev. George Schumacher, Mr.. HENRY KE1sTER
to Miss ELIZA ALLEN,-all Of Pendleton county.
On Thursday, the 2sth ult, by Rev. Ambrose
Henkle, Mr.. JACOB MILLER, Of Rockingham
county to Miss HANNAH, daughter of Mr.. Peter
Bushong, of Shenandoah county.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. D. w
to Miss SARAH ANN, daughter Of Mr.. George
Gordon, Of this place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, March z.

Destrastiom of the Steamer St. Johns-Awtm
Loss of Lje-Immemse Loss Of money, &c..
We have intelligence that the steamer st.
Johns was burnt to the waters edge near Bridge
port, Dales county, on her way from New or-
day evening, about 5 O'Clock. 1t is supposed
that about thirty persons were burnt TO death Or
drowned.
The fire was accidental and caught from the
heat of the boilers. All the ladies on board,
seven in number, were burnt to death or drown
ed. Lieut.. Rice US. A., lost $25o,ooo. Seve-
raj Californians lost their all. The insurance
on the boat was $1,000, and she was worth
$40. 900.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
APPOINTMENT OF THE PREACHERS

of the .Viirginia annual Conference Of the INT
ted Brethren in Christ.
VIRGINIA DIsrR1cT-James w. Miles, +. +.
.Rockbridge Circuit David spessard, Lewis Mat
thews by P. f..
Staunton Circuit-Jacob Bachtel.
Woodstock Circuit--John Rubush, one TO be sup
plied' .
South Branch Circnit-Beniamin Stickley.
Franklin Circuit. w. Fulkerson.
Buchanan Circuit-Theodore Bfashear.
Jackson Circuit-John Haney.
Highland Mission-George B. Rimel:
Rockingham Register.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

Receipts for the Vindicator, for the Week ending
March g..
Peter Englenati, SIS, Zachariah johnson, for
son James, at Columbus; Miss So, Capt Saml
McAdden, So, Jno. Brooks, 81, Lorenzo Shaw,
So, John Bare, So, Maj. D.. Summers, 81.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

10 .Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine, for
February, and Godey's Lady's Book, for March,
have been received, but we have not had time
to examine their contents.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

W The Legislature of Virginia, will adjourn
OIL Wednesday.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
Jan. go. 1850.

VIRGINIA AT a Circuit Superior Court Of
y Law and Chantefy, held for Augusta Coun-
ty, at the Court House, the 25th day OF June, 1871.
Thomas j. Niche, acting Executor Of Micha i
CARRIER, deeeased-Plaintif;
AGAINST
William A. Menzies and Elizabeth his wife, for
merly CARRIER, and others-Defendants.
1t is 4 further a~djndged, ordered and decreed, that
this cause be and the same is hereby referred to
Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke, whose duty
it shall be to state and settle the accounts Of Thos.
J. Niche. the plaintiff, as Executor of said Gar
Der, deceased, and also an account OF the advances
lnents made BY the ~testatcr. in his life time, to each
Of the distributes in accordance with the provis-
ions of the will and make report thereof TO this
Court, together with any matters specially deemed
pertinent by himself or required by the parties 10
be so stated. 4 said Commissioner is Authorized to
proceed IN the absence Of ether party who having
had notice of his pfihfaiy appointment and ADJOURN
E1nent shall fail to attend. 1t is further ordered that
in the settlement OF the counts of advancelnents
any Of the distfihntees may be m before
the Commissioner and required to answer any per.
tinent lnterrogatories on oath.
A Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, c. c.
THE parties interested in the execution Of the
above order, are hereby notified to appear at my
Office in the town of Stauntoh, on Wednesday the
goth day OF March neat, prepared 10 Enable me to
take the accounts required.
SAM'L CLARKE, M. Com'r.
Stanton, Feb'y Is; 1S50-t20M.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18
Hangers Pretender.

Draft. For particulars see pllis.
He will have the Horse in Stanton ON the hrst
dav of March Cortt, when all persons desifous 81
raising fine horses are invited to examine nm. ne
will also exhibit a colt Of Pretender's now four
years old, which they are also requested to examine.
JOSHUA H. EVANS.
March IS, ls5o.-3t-Spcc. copy,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

Observation-Disclosures received a supply
lxl Maccaroni. E.. BERKELEY.
February rs, 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-18

100 DOZEN s, 6 and 9 Strand Bed Cords
lUU and Plow Lines, Just received and for sale
at Factory Prices. JOHN BRANDEBURG.
March IL, 1850. '~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Succession Sale,

STATE or LOUISIANA-Parish
If Wca Bntom Kougc,
In matter Of succession Of VALENTia H.
BERT, deceased, No 133
BY virtue of Commission to ME dircc-
ted from the Hon. sixth District Court Of
the parish and State Aforesaid viii he
SOM m public Auction on the premises, on
~ Efftle 9th day Of July, A. y. 1850,
at 4 tbck 4. M. the hereinafter dcscrlb-
I'D prdpsrty belonging to the succession oi
Vafentin Iebcrt dc'd to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this par.
isli measuring five arpents less 80 feet front
on the Mississippi river with a depth Of for
ty arpents running between parallel lines
bounded above by lands Of W.T. Il Stewart
and below by those Of Treville Landry,
together with all the buildings and Improve.
ments thereon also the undivided half Of the
sugar liorsc built on said land, further
one atpefit less 80 feet front and 40 arpent:
III depth running between parallel lines
bounded above by lands Of VIM, r. Stew.
art and below by those ofLoviniski IIeber1
and in front by lands wllereon the deed. re-
sided.
OmAeG lhoviug terms ANIL condawns
to acit.-
The above land to he sold in fori
equal instruments, the first payable in March
1851, the second in March 1852; tho thirt
in March 1853, and the fourth in Marcel
1854. Purchaser furnishing his notes en-
dorsed to the satisfaction Of aid payable a
the domiciI Of the administering bearine
eight per cent interest after maturity unit
paid, and mortgage retained CT the linn
until final payment.
A. DOUSSAN,
May 81 1850. Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

L]ArantHa tv rim PtCf-Ea;s Mr..
C., q Presbyterian minister ol soine
t,ptutity, Il" never laughed Ill tA pulpit
only ~, one occasion. md tint cane ,iear
procuring my Dismissal from tn" ministry,
About one ,sF The first 4distutlfses | was
called % deliver. subsequent 10 my prdiiia-
Non. after reading my text. alid opening
l,iy subject, my atthi,iltii was directed ~ q
young man will, a very Fol'l'isli dress. h'itl
q head Of exceedingly rcd hair. IN {, slip
immediately behind this young gentleman,
sat al urtl,it,, who ttitist have been urged
uii IN lns d~eviltry hy lie evil one himself,
Tor 10 not conceive Tie yotiigster
Thought Of The iest lie WHs playing oil on
tho stirute dandy IN ftoiit Of him 'lhe
boy held his fpre.Iinuer III Tie hair ct the
young tnni, about 80 long rs q blacksmith
would a ,nil-rod III tie lirat. ati1 tl,eii
placed it pn lis knee aud commenced po'tii-
dinu his fingers ~ Imitation Ut 4 smith
maxi a nail. Tie Whole thing was 81
l,tdjar,ts ll,nt ! laughed. the only titnH t''hi
| ever di=gractL The pulpit will, anything
like inittlt" ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

El'rnlbnt,,. If The Ilau'tei,ine Aen'
tinal. iii his paper Of The t5ah, tells The
following good nm"
GtANb Htvfa.-Dnrnty Sheriff H,lli.
van tnnte Into town on Wednesday last
will, n prisoner from Grand River,
accused Of hog sieaiuia, who WINS com.
mlIte,l to jaiI. lie insists that he did it III
ae|f-defeitte-Iliat his tteiglifofa can s'er'
five hogs where he eat, sfeal one. We
onae saw Il man brought ur for trial III
Texas, for stealing q dog, who said he
Z" tot,ldn't help it. Tor tortlon's liquor was
Ind enough 10 inaltna t1lait strttl anything
Probably This istl,e dase Oh t}rnuI River
their liquor IL autt,eil,'nu ike Gordon =
anl he who drinks the most, steals tl,e
most, From all accounts, this particular
section If Louisiana must I've q pleasant
region in which 10 live" il, u horn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
ETAT DE IN louisiana
Paroisse d'Est Batsn Rouge!

A IfENju dde Adt'sjtp dslIe. ~ 'pttf n ssa
n ,ielint mari II ypolile Lsno"e, 81 t"uis 9pet..
tinr, tod fttH adininisi faletifs de II siictFs4idtl
te fbhn Maiiiafd 1Grfie, mtt ptfsnrt6 Hi btteaf
tht suussienf e%taiIier Ne IL Con- GulH Disifief VI.
diriaire, dats - sSst,t IL parpiFse It Gtat s%ttstlii, Ing
complies d6huitiis lie leiF administration he ~
iite s,tct tssiH. ,.,
Avis est. par ees presentea, donufa louies prs
+t,u,,es intnfpss6es, Il d6itirn les faisrns. dHts ls
III jet,ts que sri tmi ~ pfemitte Publication 't
fei syis. %,pt4f1tnt ha dts complies NJ ~sptainht peg
apptouvfs III iouiuldthfs f2iutotm6meht \ IL lojl
81 lbs dts edmiptsira'p'tfa lildt6s he tttttn tesptHt7
snIilit6 envbfs III litp Succession,
min 3. sfs. NJ MORENO, GfaiHef
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
rp.9Ig
h 5000 Amount pail ON Capital

. The President appointed Messta, Lyle, Latdell,
and Helprt Ia examine the above report,
: The committee appointed 10 examine The re-
entt of the Treasurer ei the Foytltas fund hei
Gave 10 report that they have carefully esam'n.
cd said report and find Il correct, AID move tho
same he received aud adopted,
Signed jouS L. Loansht,
"a WV ] IsLt, Committee,
- v. titRtur.
@ The President appointed Mepsrs, IIeheft, Petit
atas Landry. a committee TO examine the ac-
vounts of the Parish Treasurer,
On ,a,tion, il was resolved that Ha,d committee
rnrottI@ this Jury ON the frat MdSsaay in July
next. 1850,
On motion Of John /. l.ohdell, Mr., ludeon
no,,Sn was unanimously chosen Satgent-at4ArmS
Tor Sc ensuing year.
The Jury then proceeded To the appointment
If Inspectors Of Roads and levecs in Tho different
,sanls Of the parish, for the current year, o. fol.
lSws3
ISL Ward, villoneuve FULLER, 2d Wanl, liilai.
ne RSgeron, III, Bernard reyronnin, ath, Ward,
Pierre t~.alSauvo, 9Th, Gusiase nuhnhea, 9th Ward,
Richard Wall. Sth Ward James Desall. ,if sth
Wand, T., Brcussard, 9th Ward, VIM T., Eekles,
loth Wand, II. s, Finn.
b ii Res@eoi, That tho Clerk notify them Of
their appointments,
Rcsolrod, That the boundaries of the 9Th road
and lcveo ward, he extended back into the 10th
ward, so as TO include tho plantation and lands in
the rear mp TO and including the plantation and
lands Of II, ), Finn
Raaa and irret committees for lS'o.-~ls, nistrie,
Mrs~rs Nolan Stewart. Ed, Hiriars and Dorville
Landry. ID District b, Il, CHM, ). Nj. D.. Clark
and w, s, Lohlelh
CArrAlN or rArHots ron 1850 list ward +
Clement ID Amede Landry, Sri Dorville Landry
4th A. DouSSan, 9Th John A. Bird, 9th James De-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
propriete do valeur a l'kncan.

RI sern vendn 4 Ia maison de Con-, dams In vile
/ dc Baton Rouge, .Samnfi IL G0e JuiM 1850, h
lheure hahituellc DIES ventes, I'm terrain situG sur
la rue do In tevde entire les rues dc fEglise ct du
Notd, tiesufant SO pied de face sur Ia rue dc Ia lc-
wee par IA pieds de protondenr, borne a" sud par
terrain dc Ioyau Berhel 81 ai nord par celni
d'Ambroise Tli6riot, lie rropri6taife dG terrain Of
icrt en- vente.
CosptrtoNs-~Un tier compliant ID balance dans
TN an, l'acauGreur donnera ges billeta endoss6s Il Ia
satisfaction du ~vandenr, ct bypothaque retcnu sur
la proprietG ~iusqu'an Placement final.
iutn 4, 4 fl. AMBROSE THEREOF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
Family Grncrry store.

TIVE undersigned tasl,er'hIlysinf s~x1.
forms he public that lh his ~ &s~ 49,
moved ~ bis Old stand on f"vne Eirnht, amt his
on l,aitd and is constantly receiving p large assrtta
tps,tt Of articles in The above line arot,e tyhieit
ptp
Hpea, fHttisiana atd Havana, double Refined,
Crushed and l'uHipretl \
NoHse nua I'm If Vuti.us qualities.
tish sarlines, Goldfish, ttaitDek, Mackrfsl and
Hnffinge.
TMntt IL different qualities,
tiaa,s. ttttnftft and fine,
ttupHes sl,ptn. Star. s%featiita ard Tellow.
Roap s,ala aud pxtfs family RnaB,
tpites: Pepper. Cinnamon tl"Yes. N,thees
Mustard. a'rl Cayenne Pepper,
Piehiss Cnentt,lets. Olive and tapntsl
F,episihns Ft4nf. Ietk. Beef Lard, Ea'ott, Dried.
banf, Rplftriip sat,saans aud Eeef Tongue.
fttsss 1lnIlai4d. Cheshire and Western,
En,h,7is Tst,tatt and Walnut
Nis olive, ii half brtiles md bottles, LAID ant
Lamp
E,n0s. naisinE, cnttants, rigs, ba,es did ttsa.
died Fruits,
MUS Aliiidnss anu PERKINS,,
rhmDtar sxset snd Sl,ited Nj. +,
Hfurs If y%afiEtts qualities, forlials II MI kinds
Old Pfarsly, Jatnai,a Rum, Holland Gin
MptoDgahela Whiskay, London Porter pmt
Ale
iave constantly m hand Tat. fteeit Hftd Fits
horgh Goal june 81 ". A. MoNfsNt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
INV GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

{, Il. ltAItI, offers he ateye eeotls At #, Am
% sttet prizes aa will ieHF to,upetiiinhP'tINN
With any latahf establishment IN l,aivilmNU
Rouge. having selected tliH goods from lie first
establishment IN The city NJ New Orleans. they
viii tr sold On giist atttee and II nut SIS presented
o. tiAsh Il, al cases viii lie %felttne1, being ie'et-
mined Il, sell Oh small riefts and quick t%fl,tts,
w!
Alnflsissa.
Freud, Meiipe saes, I'o,k md P"''"'s.
English tn do n"
linen thark III do lu
'reile ,e North ssni AlraTa y"
Cashmere airNs inlntnt tasainiate do
Esnnfa.
French Nptihn. English do Alpaca de
Fancy linen, Linen Check and totsihHle,
Entluety Jeai,, Inilp de North aud Monterrey
vests.
Figured Fatinss Black DO tssEtnpfet dr
Matsrilles. Figured ljneh and plain, da
SHIRTS.
White Linen Bosom If astrs style and ',tistt
e,luiad ID Listuftlps and Hickory.
pink White. Oriental and stripe 'tlptsl,irts,
Drawers, lloisHfy, sttsl,pndats. Gloves aud ayety
article in The furnishing line.
" u 10 tluaei, superior ntept's large size silh
gloves.
Hpry s-ooIa.
Figured anil plain seletei and white, Mrslihs,
Alpacas, Iiten # every quality, ftotit ~ to ~
lifr yatlF, lileaeheti and unLleaehed Mtsiirs
rol"fed fattl,fics, ltoul 10 Mosquito bars, anl
'~fe''ifes. Lina, tamlries. Hand is. silk, do
French, suiuuter iatisfn ID = ouiati. Vpils, Ihfra1
and Cotton Lanes, Cnttonales, Fancy Linens i"'
Pants, Listartlps Hickory aud every article in the
store line.
I'm tIse Trade.
! have tft hatpl 80 .rtss ii Haiteftsnr's Ft'i'il'
~ ,I.,., It.,,tI. tI...z1,r. tIn 1 I,..b, niHpl t,IHu III
lnten Purses and Wallets. 70 dozen Ftpffh s"al
and q latsa assortment of tawalfy, ~ dote,
tive blade knives, ~ lptn, ltasuts and FAM
GvrAs Of every description which | will sell q
New tflaaiis wholesale prices
Always feaAY 10 show he gnods and ! ee'
challenge competition
iune bly, s, L HAllT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Si,M District Pmish n Wcs
Baton Rongn.
Gititafi Hank of Louisiana
va nl7
tisHk .tri r 10 tfttf iutta

aTEAaflET iitttAHf
Nv WRITES tf m order ~ seizure md. enia 'tFfttal
10 he Sheriff If tie Iatist, u Vast bsim h"nes
from The tlnnarabie The sisih District tHsifi ~ md
for the Fnti h and s,ate pfotesaid bearing date May
he yltt. 1850. I will ttt,,se Mt public snle n fie
last aud highest tidlet Mt ths Curt ttHss If Ibis
Parish ~, Saturday tlm Gh dry of July test 1850 ut
II p'tlnnk NJ tis hereinafter described prnt,afty
sei1ed Is satisfy He Indignant. interest md costs IN
lie ai,nva entitled tatise.
Isl. 4 sugar plantation slttiatea N he Parish "f
West Baton Rouge opfss y town Of t.ale' netae
measuring se~esitieab nj Feht on tle mississippi
"rts pr, by he and Mfmaly' Belonging 10 Mrs.
rsftit H,ii tha lowet paft BY the lands formerly be.
longing 10 Msssfs. Pain and rgissap ~togesitt tsitt,
fAAand s~iriEft1hr III. buildings and IMPROVEMENTS
tTSstsen viii, the growing hfbp consisting ~ tlitse
hundred md fry nftsnts af cate, ard ttfss hundred
aflaHnss II corn. There being On said plantation n fins
dwelling tmiist, tsese tahins stables. u lateH bfit h
sugar lptiEs with steatii engine. "A saps tats steam saw
mill. ms lrtss roHer dfaidihe MACHINE. t,s erist
mill. t4rt,. hay. fsIdsr and oil he farming utensils
t,erpssnty ht the cultivation II shid lntls. together
with thirty tWo bshds NJ miles. twenty work hhrsrs.
! iva efnpta nafss will, colts. seDeu yokes Of oxsti
and bills and als6t he follotsihF ftty seven pamsd
sIny ss atfaelisi ID md employed on to- said tlanth.
ton. viz!
Aet.,lis aged 10 years. Abraham Msd ~ Yeats,
Ailsn aeed 40 years. Fen nesd ~ yehfs. HnAeti +sel
81 yeafs. Diek aged ~ years. EtaHne aacd ~ yaars.
FINK nesd 30 yaars. fsidma aged v, yHnfs, Isaac
aeed Nc Years. Joshua aaed ~ years. Big Join hged
Is years. Petit John aeDi ID years. Jarkset, hgsd !
yents, Jaeis aped ~ years, tasbin "asd 20 yeaTE,
I~afayelts aged u yents. Mafecial aged42 gbars.
Peter ngrd 70 years, oil Pierre aged 10 years
Sntem5n dg#t II yeats. snnty aged ~ years. Tom
nysi ~ yenfE, Wilson aeri n years. WilIinm aged
~ years. Ynrk agsl ~ years, A ngrla aged 81 years
md ht, son rill agrd s months. CONSTANTS aged 81
| years, md iir children hdelihs aged . ysafs
Rachel aged 7 Years. htni tilalits aged 2 Yehrs
Ctalmstte aged iG Ysars, and her d%suftter Marie
..z ..-t ~ .-..tI (Irz a,.n4t 4 4 p.rv.