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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
BOLIVAR, July 90

At Blacks store, Tippan county. Miss
sissippi. near the State line. on the Odd
instant. a fatal affrny occurred be,ween Drs.
Wooten and Brannon, two prac.icing phys
sicians OF that vicinity. The latter was
killed, and the former MORALLY wounded
The particulars of the case not yet learned.
Cause supposed to arise from prejudices
existing between them-one being Botan-
zeal and The other Minersl physician.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

The last and greatest curiosity Of the age
has just been received at Woods Museum.
1t is the gun with which the question is
popped. A large supply will soon be made
for the use Of bashfuI young men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
BALTIMORE, July 26, 0 P. N.

Pearson, the murderer, was executed a,
Boston on Friday. He made full confess
sion of his crime.
Daniel P. KING, member Of the House OF
Representatives from the Second Congress
sional District of ssachuse,ts, died on
Thursday. from dysentery, contracted in
Washington city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

During the year endlng on the 2Sth Of
May, there were issued in the United States.
one thousand and eight patents for new
inventions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

A poor fellow who was brought before
police justice. charged with the crime Of
being intoxicated; the justice inlerrogated
him: "WelI, wha, did you get drunk and
come here in this condition for 2"
"See here. old Teller, (hic) what do you
give license ior?''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
1t IS stated that party recently give

It's stated that party recently given at
Ma,amoras. by Mrs. Major Chapman. the
notorious Col. PostiiIo was present. He
was Ole of the villains who were engaged
in the massacre OF Fanning's men. at Goliad,
in 1886. When he was announced, the
band Immediately struck up the Rogue
March" lend several respectable Mexican
families who were present, retired.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

DIsGRAcEFUL.-Ad isgracelul riot oc-
Cured al Plkeland township, Chester cOun,
ty. Pa, in church, on Sunday last. The
minister, Rev. A. b. Shinkle, it seems, is
unpopular with some, and while he was
preaching they attacked him with damaged
eggs and other missiles. Several persons
were arrested,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

An accomplished and agreeable young
widow edvertises in the N. Y. Herald for q
situation in the family Of some 'widower or
bachelor gentleman" Ahem!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

GAMING THE QuEEn.--The London jour-
nails are laborng under the agiIatiDg effects
Of tine demolition Of the Queens bonnet by
"person" armed with switch "abouu
half the size Of goose.quill." such as we.
administer in this country to little girls who.
don't mind their manners. The ungallant
rascal! Why didn't he switch Prince AL.
bert?
Some Of the New York papers are also
excited upon the occasion, and i, is not m-
possible that delegation may be appoin.
ted to sympa,hize with her majesty under
the distressing dispensalion, and ,ha, some
enterprising Broadway milIiner may pre-
sent her with a new bonnet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

1t is tated that the guns fired over the
grave of President Taylor belonged to
Sedg weeks Flying Battery. They were
used in the war with Mexico. Three Of
them opened the battle of PaIo Alto, and
tho other four were the last fired at Buena
Vista.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

Judging from the tone Of late Missouri
papers, ''Old Bullion" is sunk so low, even
the Graeienberg pills. though they can work
the grit off Of grindstone and resurrsct q
graveyard, can not save him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

% The Nashville papers state that al
most all the stores in Franklin had been
closed for several days past, and the town
nearly dcpopnlated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

IowA.-The Democratic State Convention
in Iowa has passed resolutions in favor Of
the Senatorial Compromise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

Mr.. Webster. Secretary of State, has
entered on the discharge OF his duties. Mr..
Cri'teneen has slgniiied his acceptance Of
office Of Attorney General.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

FOREST HILL ACApEMY.-W had the
pleasure of being present during a portion
of the examination exercises at Forest Hill
Academy last week, and it gratifies US to
be able TO bear testimony to the proficiency
manifested by the pupils in their various
studies-a proficiency creditable to :hem-
selves. and which afforded ample evidence
of the skill and industry of their teachers.
Mr.. SAMUEL and his Lady have been teach.
ing here for many years, and the best evi"
dencc of their success is to be found in the
large number of pupils always to be seen
at the Academy. 1, is noble and respon.
sible employment, and we could not speak
too highly Of their efforts. and we are
pleased to know that they are appreciated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

"Here. you little rascal. walk up and
give an account pfyourself: Where have
you been?"
"AtIer the gals, father"
"Did you ever know me to do so when I
wos boy?"
'NO sir-but mother did,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
BosToN. July %.

The death warrant was read to-day to
Prof. Webster. He appeared calm and said
Goods will be done, am rcconcilcd to my
'ate."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

THOMAS EWING. has been appointed BY
the Governor of Ohio. u. S. Senator, in
place of THOMAS CoRwIN, appointed Score.
iary Of Treasury.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

In speaking Of the manifestations of sor-
row throughout the Nation for the death Of
the late President. the Journal OF Com
merce femarks:
"There IS far more sincerity Than is usu
" al on occasions OF public mourning; for
Sin truth. Gen. Taylor had enlhroned
"himself in the hearts of the people, and
",hey feel as il they had lost father and
"a friend Heavan grant that the bereave-
"menl may be sanclified TO ihem!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

People who are always talking "senti
ment" have usually no very deep feeling
The less water you have in your kettle tn
sooner Ii begins 10 smoke and make noise
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

SOMETHING NEw.-An ingenious Yankee
down east, has invenieda machine for mik>
ing cows. The editor Of the Maine Far
mer has seen it, and given it q trial. He
says it emp,ies the udder very freely and
easily. and al The rate of about quart per
minute,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
srP A writer in the Augusta Republic

~ A writer in The Augusta Republic
wants to know where the present editors of
the Southern papers " come from, and
where they were educated!" We suspect it
would be difficult to tell where they "come
FROM" but there can be but little question
about where good many Of them are 60
ing to.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

The London Dispatch, speaking of the
acquisition Of Cuba by the Americans, says
il is only question of time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

The Pacific News states that a lady ON
board propeller schooner, which had re-.
Gently arrived, expected 10 meet her hus~
band at San Francisco; that the captain.
made improper advances to her. 10 escape.
which she fled 10 the s,eesaee, from which
he forced her to the cabin. Since tina, time
she has not been seen or heard Of, and the
presumption is that she threw herself into'
the sea 10 escape worse fate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

Some one has defined policy to consist in
serving God IN such manner a. not 10
offeLd Ssian.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

"Isn't 1t singular, Mrs. B., that
you never had sny children Z"
II wassn unpleasant question, and the
lady answered, somewhat tartly, "Thsi's
MY business"
''I'm afraid it is" said the good old wos
man: "bul it used To be the Lords. Things
change SO, don't know what will become
of the world"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
PORTLAND, July 25.

oEsxHHANDt ~Os
Hannibal Hamlin was ,o-day elected u
S. Senator by the Legislature Of Maine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN A PRINTING
OFFICE.-Don't touch any thing. Don't
smoke. Don't ask what's the news, or if
there's any in the paper. Hands off the Pa.
per. Eyes of The manuscript and copy
fyou are not subscriber, don't come here
regularly and read our paper and pocket .
number. then 60 off and swear it's not
worth subscribing for.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02

A woman died Of cholera or Monday,
leaving three orphan children. the father
having died about a month since. On the
rery day Of the funeral the landlord sold
the household furniture of the poor family
to obtain his rent. We are glad to learn
that the law has laid its grip upon this
heartless Shylock.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-02
For the Athens Post.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

WHEREAS, Under the dispensation of a
wise and inscrulble Providence, our friend
and brother, JOHN STANLY. departed this
life at his residence near this place, on Fri.
day, the 18th inst; and, whereas, our ira.
ternal relations 10 the deceased, his charc.
ter, and respect 10 his memory demand an
appropriate commemoration oil the melaH<
chOly event-herefore,
Resolued, Tha. by the death of our late
brother John Stanly, the Order of The Soma
of Temperance IS bereft Of faithful and
worthy friend end member, and an illustri.
Gus witness Of its reforming power, the
unfortunate victim Of iniemperance OF q
brilliant example Of selt>c0ntrol by FIRM
resolve, and his family kind and af1ec-
lionate husband, and The community in
which he lived an industrious and useful
citizen.
ResolUed, That this Division of the Sons
of Temperance deeply sympalhise with the
afflicted family OF the deceased, and tender
bereavement.
Resolved. That in testimony of our re.
spect 10 the memory of the deceased, we
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thir-
ty days.
heSOtCeu, lUdt inc H. y. transmit COPY
Of these resolutions to the vile Of tie de-
ceased brother; and also, copy to the
Athens Post, with reques, for their pub.
LEGATION. B. G. PETTITT, w. p.
S. Y. B. WILLIAMS, Il. s.
VIENNA, July 2-The accounts which
appear in the Vienna journals OF the insur.
rection in Bulgaria are very contradictory,
bu, from all it is clear that several serious
engagements have taken place, 10 mos, of
which the insurgents were defeated.
One battle occurred in the neigh borhood
of Widen. The Turks defeated the un-
disciplined hords opposed TO them after a
very short but sanguinary struggle; most
Of the latter escaped into Serva. Another
engagement occurred at Beogradtz, with
similar result. On this occasion one of the
chief leaders of the insurgents was captured
by the Turks.
According 10 the Observatore Dalmator
the inhabitants of Bagnania are ripe for in.
surrection against the Turkish rule. The
same authority states that the population.
Of Montenegro and Grahova are also in a.
very disturbed state.
Two battles have been fought between the
Russians and CircassianS, in both of which
many lives were lost.
a war between Denmark and Prussia was
seriously apprehendtS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
DR.. MARTINS
Compound SXa.rap Of WILL CHERRY,

THlS Compound is one ofthe best remedies ever
l. offered to the public in Coughs, whether aris-
ing from cold or whooping cough, or that dreadful
auni %'nhpiiUii. Few remedies. IN The short lime il
Inns been before the public. have effected SO many
cures. The proprietors ARE every lay receiving orders
for il ut a distance. and IN this city. in which they
lnve been highly gratified IN learn It's gnuti effects.
Tie Bishop of The Protestant Episcopal Cbrrrl, Of
Maryland tlie Right Rev. w. Il. Whiitinel,am> has
authorized MS to say that he hes used IL in his own,
person with decided benefit: and oir Medical friends
do not scFnple tn recommend il as one Of he hest re-
NEEDLES in Consumption. Bronchitis. AstIrna. &c.
which they have ever met with. Tile following Is
from a highly respectable Physician o., Kent Island
whom we made acquainted with the preparation
KENT ISLAND June ". 1917.
DIR. Mariin-Dear SIR Stree my return, lprne |
prescribed ynur SYRUP or VIM CHERRY il,
several cases: one in particular. u ease OF Asthma. OF
long staining (nbout j. years. a n~ciaflhnr aud pntieut
II mine. Her disease had never been lene. tied bv
any Medicine which she has taken and for The ,ost
year or Two she lns been ccnfitleI entirely In lie
lnaae. do not ktlow thnt she had a good nrtlt.s
rest for "a lpnr time. but since she has commenced
taking your Medicine (nnd che has only tnksI, o,,s
h"ttieI sle is enabled to go IL bed and slrall ,yrII NIL
fright. lthiat the Medicine will! make a perfect cnrn
of her, and she Is determined tn rive IL n fur trial
Her husband. Air. itoIeriek Earitkenn. IL n merchant
here. and says if you will send HIM some of it he viii
act as y"nf agent.
n,trs. SAMUEL l~lhnrER. MD. f.
Price IS eeutR per bottle. Around each hottie tl,er
is a allort treatise on Diseases Of the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Ventc de- Succession.
Dasa Failure dt Ia Succession d OLIVER =. DAvl
Js.sE

Dasa failure De Ia Succession d OLtvrR P. DAVIS
. dccfi6.
I'm VG,TU dune Commission D moi adresse,
IL per Ia Cour dn ~SanYiArnc District 1udiciair'
huonr l. paroisSe dEst Baton Rouge, ct Etat dc Ii
= LouisfAne. il sera yendu par lie souSsignc ShGri
de- Ia dite Paroisse, Natdi, Il 3nls jour de DtcfD,br
]pyocda,n, 1850, a II hcIres du matin, IA Ia dernihr,
r~teidona" du dciant. sur ltYM Sired dams Ia Wilt
de Baton Rouge, Ia prophecies ci-apres decritt
appartpnnut a IA succession d Oliver p. Davis der
uIerr,iirit te cette ieroisse deeeda. SAVIOR:
bN:terraln, tsur quot il y lin grande II convcra.
bic 'n;jsou a deux atage. ct toutes aIitre batisses
o"cesSaircs.H sit1ao dams cctte partie de la Vile dc
Baton. Rouge, arpcntGs par X. nevall, .nesliant
s~nlNaite pieds De face sur F5ih street, sur cent
vIUgt 4tiets de rrot0nlcur. ct etant dcsignt sur lie
plant lie la dIte vile CONNIE terrain No neut. lie
IIict No sept. I'm autre terrain situe dams Ia
ncnes section de la dite vile, dtant terrain Nc
dis dr lilrt No sept, mesrrant soISante pleds dc
face slr Ffh street, par cent vingt pieds de pro-
%ionaetr. Tn nutre terrain sltue dams Ia meme
scctio.i de Ia dite vile, dlant terrain Ncenze, dc
iifct 30 sept, mnsurant solxaDte picds dc face sur
fyh street. par cent vlngt pieds sur Ia rue Laurel
de prniondcur. Une nogresse eselave nominee
Amanda, agee d'envlron % ans.
AussI une grand assortment De IN abe ri us
tensia o. lie mcname eft autres articles propri6t6s
pcrsounellr. les mruhles consistent dune Armoirr.
Bureat. Cliaises. Sofas, Tables, Bo9de-Iits, Side
board, MIRRORS, Piano. &c. Be-.
de plus unc pharmaclc, apportcnant a la dite
Succession. situee sur la rue Lafayette. CONSTANT
dune gran O assortment de Drngues ct MeIeti-
neg. atec toutes les chose fixes ct autre articles
arparsenart an meme dtablissemelt, pour atrc
ven1'is ensembles. lc meme pour etre vondusau
Magaain ct apres larente DIES autrcs prophecies.
1,,iacs e Conditions nc Ia TcNc-La Pharamaric
&c, payable I'm tiers lie premier Jour de Mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
ETAT DE LAel0UEsIANE.
C0gr du Six;eme DiStrict--paraissa
ca d'vu9St fsat0n Range.

Succession dc RoSEMoNp LAcouR. h. i. mo. 400
IN NERIU d'wne Commission adressee an
Il sherit ~ la Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, il
serasofcrt en- vente ~publique an Plus otfrant ct
d~ernier encherisseur par lie soussign6 Sherif de la
S.dite ParoiSse, ,fcndi, R IL DGteabye, 1850, sur
les !seuxa 10 neures A. NJ, la propriete ci-apras
d6cg:te appartenant a la succession de Rosemond
Lac&Gr h. c, |. decide, savoir:
UN certain moroccan de tcrre situ& dams cette
P~aTllsse coatenant un arpcnt e. deni de face au
tleave Mississippi sur q~uarante arpents de pro-
fonasur, entire lignes paralieles, borne en- haut par
terry !e CypTteR Lacour. en- has par terres de
Thosnas McLin et en- arrierc par terres de John
L Eo5dell, ensemble avec toqs,es les batisses ct
ameliorations qni s'y trouvent.
Conditions dc Ia ren'e-La Motto du pSs;y dad
Indication compliant Ie ioar de Ia sente. {, Ia ba-
lance pava.,ie Ell deux ternnes egaux. le prsnier
payable lie Ter De Mars. 1851, ct lie ID lie Ter de
Marf, 1852, les ac3aereurs ioarniroat!enrs bilIets
embassies a Ia satisfaction de administrator pay
a5les all bureau du Recorder de cette Par0see ct
portrait hunt pour cent dinteretS par an apres
eghdanca iussu'a Geariait Placement, ct hypotheqIe
spedaie retena sur la terre ju>qu'au plieaient
final. G.. DU3a0CA,
Npvsnbre 2, Cts, Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Public Notice.,

| THHE PUBLIC il hereby notified that tie sub
i scribers did on the 9th day Of September last
1850. past an authentic net, tbeing an act OF incor
p~orationl before Samuel Skblield Recorder for tht
Parish of East Baton Rouge, for the CONSTRUCTION
of a PLANK ROAD between the towns eF Batol
Rouge and Clinton, running over and occupying
the Road at present known as the Baton Rouge
and Clinton Railroad,
And notice is hereby further given that the
subscribers signing tie said authentic act have
presented the duly certified copy thereof 10 the
lfei. j. }. Burke, Judge of the Sixth J utiigial Dis
ifirt OF the State Of Louisiana. accompanied by an
application that said act of incorporation be- ex4
amined by him and he also served on the District
Attorney for said district-aIid further, that no
tice of said application Of thirty days be given 10
the public, and praying that if no opposition is
filed or made before said Judge in the legal de-
Siays, the subscribers will move for a final decree
confirming said act of Incorporation, authorizing
The petitioners and oil such other persons that may
become stock holders under said charter, to enjoy
and possess the rights, prs,illeges and immtnities
granted 10 corporations bJSflie act of the Legisla-
ttre of said State approved on the 10th day Of
March, 1913, entitled An Act to provide for the
orgination Of Interpretations in this State
Charles G. Mediation, Frederic Arbour,
Joseph Larguier, John Phillips,
J.. NJ. Brunei, jordan Holt,
John b. kleinpeter, VIM S. Pike,
Chas. A. lion. Leon Bonneeaze,
Samuel NJ. Hart, Amos Adams.
Eugene Lanoue, VIM. D.. Phillips,
Oct 2G. st. w. r. Tunnard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
VENTE DE SUCGESSE0N.-
l,tat dc II Observation-Disclosures d'Est
E2tOn Rome,

Fot'sFo3iuc icM Succession ID WM. HFRRiN, dIci
TN NERrU dune commission lancee par
IA Ia toHr du Slxi1me District ludiriaIre,
p3nria Pdrojsse d,E>t Baton Rnoge, 81 Fiat de Ia
louisiana, II >era vcn3u par ie s~ousigu6 Short
IT, Ia dit paroi>sc. Ntyc1ca h Inc jour dc Djccm-
byr r]yorldin, 1850. sur les licux, a midi, Ia propri-
ctc ci-aprCs dcSiite arparteuant a Ia succession
he VIM. iIcrrIu, dc la H. paroisse dGcOIG. SAVIOR
tNE ccrtjiHc hahltat!oa Slttc dams Ia ParolsSe
dl.st Baton RoUgc.A environ quator1e miles an
lessons Ne la vile dc Baton Rouge, sur lie bayou
Nturlac aNer toutes lcs batisSe ct amtliurations
qua sly troHvent.
Neptune un nhgrc ago 81 ans John AgG Is
ans, George ago 80 ans; Lewis Gs6 80 ans
phccbr nuc nt2r,sse agfe 90 ans; Lucinda agcG
20 ans It Sos druX c~utans, Anderson aye G ans
e. Adeha Tanner unc ~nGgreSsc ag&e b ans ct
~ dcnx entArs Murphy ct IN eniant Virgic ne
arc d-6 10 ans, ct ul2te Jerry aye II aus Par
theua aS@e - ans e, ses deux entans Emily Ct
Alonao; are eGarrc,te a cheval; ) muIets, deux
cheyeaux; deuN iong Re bnuIs - tetes de batcs
d cornes, \ enviINu 100 tttcs lie cochons. a envi-
roa 50 tctes dc b,ebis ct environ quinze cents
hriQuCs.
soNntTroHs DE Ia NrSTE
4 IN credit de uu. deux ct trois ans du Jour de Ia
rente, en- bill6;s endcsSes satisiaisantc ct hvpoth6-
que retenu sur ia terre ct esc.aves iusqu'au pale
meat final, L.. c. MORRIS,
o@tobre IL, SIS. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
STsTE OF Leu IsIiNA.
Sixth District Court--i'arish Of West
Baton ROUGE.

S@%cr,:.$'oa qr~Ro>rMoYa LAoovn, f. M. no i2o.
E1E VIRTUE of Commission directed TO the
~ sheriff OF the Parish OF West Baton Rouge.
will ie offered Tor sale by the undersigned Sheriff
of said Parish TO the last aud highest bidder, on
iha,EdaR, he l2th dag Of Doea,bc,, 1850, on the
premises al 10 clock 4. NJ, the hereinafter des-
cribed property belonging to the sue, cssion of
Rosesnend Lacour t. M. c. deceased, to wit:
A certain tract OF land situated in this Parish,
containing one arpcnt and d hal!front on the Mis-
sisSiprl klver,. by forty arpentS III depth, between
parat]e'S ines, bounded above by lands OF Cyprien
Lacour, below by lands of Thomas McLin aud in
the rear by lands OF John l.. Lo5icll. together
with all the huildings and Improvements thereon.
Toms Of Sa}a-Said tract OF land to be sold for
enc half cash on the DAY Of sale and The balance
payable IN two equal inSta|meuts, the first paya-
bic on the lst OF March, 1851, and the second on
the Ut Of March, 1852, purchasers to furnish their
notes endorsed TO the satisfaction ofthe admins
tratnf with eight per cent interest per annum az
ter cue till paid. all OF which notes TO be made
payable al the Office of the Recorder OF this Par
ism, and mortgage retained on the land until final
pavtilent. G. DUBROCA,
November ,, Ct. Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
SUCfEsSI0N SALE.
state CT Louisiala--partsh OF East
n EntGu HGugc,

IN ibr p1ifr ofih6 Sa"ccs2ios q WM, HERutN. doc'd.
LNNIiIGE OF a commission issued from the
b9TXth Judicial District Court for the Parish
OF East Baton Rouge. and State of Louisiana, will
he sold ny the undersigned sheriff of said Parish.
on WrRnrs3ag the lb dayof Dasaibty. 1880. on the
premises. al - O'Clock n. the herein after des-
embed property belonging to lhe Succession Of
WA, ~llarrln late of tbis Parish. deceased To wit:
CERTAIN plantation situated in the Parish
of Eat Baton Rouge. about fourteen miles below
the town of Baton Rougn, lying 90 the Bayou
Naucllac, together viii, all the buildings and I'M
vTcrcnguts thereon;
Neptune a negro man aged b years. John aged
10 years, George aged 60 years, Lewis aged 30
phueby a woman aged 2H vtsrs. Lucinda
Sayrl 20 years and her hcrtwo children. Anderson
aged q years. auI Adclia. Tanner a negro woman
1grl ~ years and her two children Murphy and
an infant, boy NirEir aged l3years, and boy jerry
II years OF age. larthern aged - years and her
tive children, Einlty and Alonzo: one hor4a"art.
five mules. two hG,es. two yoke OF oxen. 2SIead
Dot stock cattle, about 100 head oi hogs, about tlir-
~ head at sheep aud about fifteen thousand bricks.
FrGH, uF %lrU-na Il credit of one. tw~aHd
thr,o Yeats from the day ofSase. Ia notes s~attStar-
1oiIy endorsed. and mortgage retajHed on ths land
AMI slaves nulI tual payment.
OFT -. Sis. l.. C. MORRIS, Sheriff.