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The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-09-25

ENcouaAeE YOUR OWN MECHANICS. Do not send
abroad for help if you have work to do-when i, can
be done in your own neighborhood. perhaps at your
next door, Encourage your own honest, industrious,
faithful mechanics. They need all the work they
can get. BY such course, you keep money at home
assist the worthy, and have just good work per-
formed. 1t is the only way make town prosper
GUS, 10 support your schools and churches. Where
there is disposition send hundred miles for ar-
tices that, to say the least could be manufactured
we'll at your door, there will always be little or no
business done in the place-the churches will be
thinly attended. all the kinds Of labor extremely dull
Wherever mechanics the best employed, prosper
ity is seen-the social virtues predominant, lravell-
ing mountebanks and peddlers retire in disgust aud
a kindly brothery feeling is experienced, which is
the source Of unspeakab!e happiness.
Whatever you have to be done, look around and
see if your neighbors cannot do it. If you have 4
house to build shoe to tap, harness to be made
or pump to be bored pack OF cards to be printed,
or we'll to be dug, just look among your neighbours
before you undertake to send abroad, and if you have
none around you capable of the task, it will be time
enough to look elsewhere. 1t is wrong idea, to
suppose nothing is serviceable that is made at home.
We know of many an instance where men have re-
fused to purchase work made by their neighbors, and
sent to distant city for the articles they needed and
paid a third more for them, when behold. they had
been manufactured and away to sell by the very
neighbors Of whom they refused to purchase.
Let 1t be the motto of ALL will encourage my
own neighbors. In turn you will be encouraged also.
mutual feeling of good will and kindness will spring
up in your midst, and prosperity will be observable
| In every street and in every dwelling.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-09-25

A STEAM ENGINE Run WILD In one of the late
English newspapers we were amused to read
count OF the lmpetnous behaviour of steam engine,
on the line between Gravesend and London, dragging
an empty train after it. AT the former place cos-
ion occurred. which alarmed the engine driver so
much that he leaped off his iron horse whereupon the
latter took the bit in his mouth, and away along
the line to London "carrying his tail behind him. -
at very great rate. Away he went, followed by the
Mortified eyes of the station folks and murder-shout
of intense alarm and apprehension, till he passed out
OF sight, snorting prodigiously, and promising to
clear the score of miles so that lay between him
and the Minories, in less than hour be brought
up, or brought down somewhere midway, with hor-
rible crash and catastrophe! What to do then TO
catch the engine out of the question. The tele-
graph man was the first to recover his wits. He ran
into his office. and sent voaic message to the Lon
don terminus and the intermediate stations "Engne
broke loose look out there" =" Electricity was an
overmach for steam-the former "came first to town.,
and told how his brother principle racing up like
madman. and likely to damage everything in his
way. s" Ere the great iron horse had run league,''
the railway superintendent at London was prepared
to meet him. Engines, buttresses, &c., were arrang-
ed 10 stop the fugitive, his arrival and the official
himself mounted engine, and started the line to
Gravesend, to reconnoitre, and according to the
stress Of circumstances.
In little time the selfconducng racer came along,
in the most dashing manner-not going too fast, but
at steady. l5miles-anhonr pace, that showed bot
tom and discrimination. As he ratified along, with the
empty cars behind, the people, every station ip his
way, had removed every thing from the track, and
s. stood by with great deal of amazement, to
his transit, just the turnpike men flung open the
gates. and halooed to see Capt. John Gpin riding
from Ware to the Wash of Edmonton. The superin-
tendent passed the runaway, at high speed. to
the up line at the next crossing, and turned back in
its track. At this time, by the mercy of God and
the good help of the telegraph, the headlong engine
had passed twelve stations without doing damage -
any one any thing. 1t was within two miles of
the terminus London. when the driver of the pur-
suing engine in upon its train, grapped with it,
ceeded in checking and bringing it safely into Lon
don. This was very curious and exciting race;
and, but for the prevenien efficacy Of the telegraph,
might have ended dsastrously for persons proper
ty along the line.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-09-25

sTycho Brahe. has preserved p US drawing OF tnis
inatrnment h difficult for Us 10 conceive how tras gle
supplied in the hands sfhis great aa the aaee ef snose
inalIble telescopes which have corm bis dscovene9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

MIR & MRS. FORD, assisted by their Daugh-
Itlters, will open a Seminary for the education Of
young Ladies, at the above place. From their
long experience and previous success, they fafter
themselves that they will be able 10 establish a
School Of the. frstt order, ard to merit the patronage
Of Baton Rouge nd the neighbofing country.
Besides .~eacinsAsa the Install and higher English
branches, they instruct in the French. Latin German
and Italian languages, Drawing and Painting, with
Music. vocal and instrumental on the Piano, Harp
and Guitar.
The sfniusnce II their Daughters In Music WA
acknowledged in Philadelphia, and ut Richmond IN
Virginia. They are we'll known as accomplished
musicians In New Orleans and MIssissippi.
They can give reference TO people Of the first res
portability at New Orleans, and at Satcbez and fts
netghbo, hood and aatter themselves that they have
gained already Some friends In Baton Rouge,
Terms, jr q period Of Fine Months, Gom entry:
Beard, $50 %
Instruction In English under 10 years, 20 %
Instruction in English, over 10 years, 25 %
Languages other than English, each, . 10 90
Drawing, Painting, 10 10
Music. 10 90
Applications may be addressed in the meA n time 10
them, at the T.. r. Academy, Washington Nisafssipps.
Concordia IsrgtLrggscER will please copy until
the 9th November 1919. june 8, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
nj ovr0

-
The narrh Of life should nevef stay= O
An things should onward tend0 "
Man should not r~rslone progression e swa,
but strive to- move and mend.
The waters ,noce IN depth Of nreatt.
The streams along the ialrs.
And ~risnlets. with cnuanl nrti,n,
Thrungh sweet aud v%enlant taiez.
Move OIL
The rla'nis move gently through the sky,
n The cath roils ever on.
iitne swiftly IN its coutse rtns by,
And years NaRs ono Nv ut,c.
Man, too. should strive TO follow them,
IN This, their onward way.
Permitting neught the tide Ia stem,
But ever, day hy day.
Men may he wiser il they strive
Move vit'uoie, IL they viii.
And who within the world would thrive,
Must aim at higher still.
Let h'got, stand by doctrines old,
The wise viii pass them by!
Weak minds will cling with subtle hold.
hut strong ones valiantly
@ Move on
Like the water Milling to the cctSg,n.
Down mountains iill'd on high
Like clouds trrerar IN ro,u,nn,ten,
That move acr,sS The sky
wiz we forever onward rrrEs,
The tetterlesx and frc
And deem'ng virtue happiness.
our watchworl ever hc,
Move on
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
COOPER,S WELL.

CTTuATEp IN Kinds County. Missis- , :,
1sirpi. II miles west nj Jackson. the ia
State Capital. and 1 miles east Of Raw. F=i=l
mord, county seat. The Raymond Railroad, now
rebuilding, will probably, be done by the iet Of
June. it interseets the Vieksbttrg Railroad Mt Boil
tons distance from Raymond 10 the Well, 4 miles.
AT this time Hacks can be had At Bottoms, 10 miles
10 The Well, or Clinton depot = miles, Persons
leaving Vicksburg can be at the Well in tout hours,
Extensive arrangements are making for the coming
srfitnnr. The water Is principally Clialy bentr. The
celebrity If this Well u not surpassed and is recon.
n,ended by the medical faculty in eaHes of Chronic
niarfhra. Gravel. Urppry. md general Debility il
laGs powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys. anil Inns
Vie Aanr .alutaty effect Throughout The year. Invn.
lids can he accommodates at all seasons with com
inrtAhle roninH.
Hut few places can excel thiz m a watering place.
he picturesque view. the elevated location. rufnan.
tic hills, and lofy pines in fact. everything indi.
caies health. independent of the medical water, which
haa proved 40 beneficial
Term
Board and Lodging. for Winter. Spring and Fail
months, aai per month. AZ per week. ana AL 80 pet
day; The months of Jpne. July. August and Sep.
TENDER. $50 per month. $40 per week, and ne per
day. Horses will hs taken care of on moderate terms.
All amhsenen,s requisite 10 n watering place will
he found. and a good band Of music provided for the
summer months.
WILLIAMS B. EPPEs. properietors.
P. :, The assistance Of Col. Long, late of the
Mansion House jackson Miss. have been secured.
and trusts TINT general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodate nsn are making for n Thousand persons,
In addition TO The dd Wei, another has been obtained
ny sinking a shaft some so fee, deep. and turned out
to be strongly impregna'ed with sulpher and iron h
u snff, an inexhaustible stream, that suitable bath
houses nre about to be erected. also the boring of an
Artes'an Well has been commenced. Renters will
lind no scarcity Of water for culinary purposes, &e.
n'tt,'ngh We consider the well open Mt all times,
fb. n,aSt,.- II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22

nh. dearest, in The midnight, when thine eyre
Ar" e,,ily rltse,l, ss ral,alr tlrii ST. Sleeping.
W There is the spirit ~ The still. tiart skies.
Ituypriua a,puni thss. lrva's rvn ,iaiis Keeping
On fG'alour wings that spirit nert thee fi"s.
GiSjlenine Thy smiles, ami s%ottlii,4 al tht
weeping
Ntautling arntni fhep. libs tho ripvtrss af
That ave ,,,tsee,, is viii, thee ptn,t W hara.
tars' 'ltt, ,irt tell whose love Il is thnt iwpllaih
Thus guarding tl'eGi'om avery sti"f aml Ill
That noatrth tpat I,ee when the Ell tree2s
: swelletl.
1.-The stt,,e itch m,,sit. We, the hove, tlprted
Hill.
Anl whose low oice. d,lst tbrn ln,i listen. 'slleti,
ll'p tale or 1--we with rir,e than PUGET g skill.
And trrAtl,rs nsai,,st thv rhopk lis sn pat ratesses
Ard toys ss lohily viii, Thy waving -ttpssest
oh, ''i''et ttat, ler" 20 I latp lrne loved thee.
afhy heart would feel mn spirit hntp,ine ,ear.
And The toN' worls that thou hast WIN r1S,n NE
Would fall as icn''y on . willing ear -
My stole" Chances then "oJns' all he nee
SNml I tonla linset neai ihpe. with no faat
That Thru vr,list weary. el,en. thy hove tr,s,
ina.
My voice in s%ehtlest tS,es Thy heart is nocina.
How ran 7 win dee : ibt thine EYES scn aianres
Have s'plen 10 ny heat. to ,,esfIlp there,
AnA evet my dream thy haautt but enhances
A ttarnins ralia me with liz irpttina cate:
And through the liyelong lay. my LAYERS fa,,eiss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
FhFV FtT"NTTTHFI FHWFsl
@ HuBBELL 4 ABEo1Tf
Jonathan Edwards, Esq ~ WaNs,t ,fst* tott

Amt,ttse tlaltet. rf tttssatkie. n. 7. ,ips remarks.
~ have made bricks twenty tt+H shats-rfite'eefi
feats Nv l,artl. md tbs last 'liFte Ybats will Halls
,rar hires. hate sis tna II, it,ps-t,iii',it,a tlfee H.
~tptrathly each tlays la vp ,aale tiis seasn, 1905.
900 IN I'VE r,nttiis. will, twenty .setet met, NJ leas.
tine Ft,rtlt inrre t',at, I ru,iltl have tnatle viii, the
eatrp number Nv hard, They were eli moulded by
,l,tep met, and The u,,ali,y is greatly irrttftita 81 hahn
tr,rfp Ae,,sr. a'nl la tittg q smother stitfate. g5. 600, 900
i,av e been made With tl,pse machines. 81 CtssatkiA.
The ,,ast sraent,. a,l they lia re tausel atlantic fe vr-
l,ttirr IN he lrirk ,nannfrti,irez Tie %ffaAiltie t+trke
like q charm. Numerous kinds l,a We l,aat, tiled. and
great esttet,ses ititi,rreI, lrii ~ machine t4rttll wntE
mr. tlav s.ttreeelnlly l,af,tt ne tiled ,l,is. N,,yy, ,,t,,a
NJ p,tt l,tirk makers E"tll he itditeh ir Iistratise vii,
their, "
The nlirving ftt,, Messts 11ray e. nyin9t,tf,. NJ
New s,rlaa,,e 10 added ~ el,utt tlpen ,natlipss viii
tertk equally v.ll il, thn south ss il, tl,e Nartl,.
vs. 10 e To-, If Atr. Halls rnrri,ines nov ~ apsrs.
tim. and ate r,akine preparation ~ s'af, ten ,,n,te
rn-i ehnsutt. We alst. frllr tritnf W The ntti'inns II
the alttte gentlemen n. md 'vruhl cav further. @itattIie
r,at hiue 10 er si,ntl- II, lie ,tuetr,itti,n, ,tini we I,ate
Il. This we ru,,eilet nne nfits highest tpt,tn,it,a NH tiu,e
~ snutitatr nretaiirt, We slf.ii lie harry ~ slut,
,ln'sp n,atitinre tratr eetitietrat, ttl,o will call NJ or
itirk Works IN tInnf tilla, ,ihns tattuIltSf1;
HbFf n HftN4TDN.
Tisse mat hines ate well ala rtei fot plantation Use
tau,,itire ptlF utie rtee rrtvar t. lirnltel them. aftl
"a, he worked, bv ordinary l,atris. Planters tar gel
oil inflammation Requisite, hT falling o., The subscriber.
~ ~ Obi ihvte.. where they taii le saet.
T. r. nAtNfts Agent fH A Hall, rafpries.
alsr. aet',fs mr. tie ~fclirye ing ma nifatttitas bells
nv plantations. If I'll sifhs: Faitl,ank's ratsft Plat
fst,n Srales, ~ weigh f,p,n s'b 10 5000 lhs Benin
Stales viii, Frames Gan and tpitbt Hooks, nj siyps
anti weighing apparatus nfetsty description. sftl,s
l,est manufactures. t~ifsrtnnf SAFES. all sizes. a full
assortment.
Alsr. Wntnl and willow Ware Tin Ware. plain
atpl iarraf,iietl kGlass lanterns: tnAls: Fofi.se;
Brushes; hto"ns Mats; Selves; Withifg, etc; III
u ,eet vatistvs j,,t,n 3;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
RnIpn Rou9t Gojtttt.
like an 0prn. iIanrst Heart. N,

t, "a -,
,,,
Which has tp :,lare TOT i,aen tp,sit0
Mr. bnllr,v yybt,ls 81, tell,
Bot " whose tl,triltiuge ttai,, at" eeeH.
The import of the MIND m
Whose gentle lreail,ings u'fTr naraht.
nrt arrt,te t,,tn atpl tini
Ana.
|
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
ETAT M IA LOUISIANA.
H-agnisse d'H5st lEasan Hsaysne.

"'7'sH y Ss''"' csm ~ e,,f,p. p,.t,i,t
t,,r,ar ~r,n,tv. Inc. sal
I'm Sertp ,l,ir nttlre he saisip pt lie venie lanrs
L. ,lans 10 rrn"ss Il ileseus intitttli 81 ! r,tri a,1rps.
81 t,ar. i lru,rtal,lp t,tit ,t Siyistra Itisi,i,t irli
riaira l",,ir ~ ~ratrissn 'rFet ltatmt Ilr,,sr, TAI
saisi Of eStt'serai rt rerte %rnlliure Vru,pjt IL
Htte lrtNf 1850. rrtntt,enpnnt \ | l~p,itps III tna.
tin, 4 Il l,n,ie 10 IL maison he Ce,tt. ,ians Ia Vile
lie Baton Rouge. tr,ts Ips ,1,,its. t'ttss. %i,tstats 81
ridteniin,s IN deiptileut dams II a la p~,r,tists H.
attias dtttite, saveir
ier-UN f,t,icpat 10 tarra sit,td dams rotte ra-
rsissp. cnrienant tiems cents acres rlrts ~, ntnins,
at t,nt,ti rrrtft,a Terra 10 Skinner l,,t,s l ln,pst
l,a' terres ", ddfen,lanr. a ll3st lai tn,trs 10 lbs
Rodriguez. 81 ~ Nprd rar teffes ~,i-,lavani at.l,ar-
Tenant Rallins.
2-UN n,r4teat 10 teffe sitstt ,tans te'ip ia
,cisss. tnnteiiaut l%''atre= sfh4Hssept asres. Plus u,
tnoitts. Of rotta', eetntne teff4f de Chichester.
3-nN a,ittt mtteaat, 10 taFfe. sittia ,lans eette
rntuissr. r,fteilant det,s cents eina,isnte ar,pts
plus 81, inoits. 81 to,inti tsnttf,p tettps 10 DeVall.
borne an noirl par tettes ah defe,iie,if. Al, e,td I,at
teftas ci-detaut lie Hallins. 4 last raf Thomas
biller II 4 Fnnesi tar tpffa ies ernlps f,t,l,li,t,,es
Saisis lo.it ia aver 81 ~saiisiaits re sstutian la,,rda
si,' tile obligation, he Aurse ,nnis ,tans 10 rn,rss
ti=hess,is.
Coalitions IL I'd ! sate-C~aytrut st.r a,pt~s,isa
mai ~. lie. J., e. MORRIS, ShSr,f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
A Beautiful AnsspFy,

Mr. ft,tton,en Was p',tnIrh ~ defend
i,m i, man who Ind been Indicted FIR Il
capital otatira GAhar 81, plahura',, nnd
ln,v-nrr, o. ~fctne, he closed his effort ty
tlm following Striking aud leal,tiftl al,
la4ory. O
" when ErI.Or He ~etrttrl r]r,ttsrl,
conceived the thought u inal,'s hrtntiua,
lie rnftnl 10 liiS tie three Ministers WHO
wit r'nstantly upon lis l,roS"-lnsti"e
Truth a,rl Mercy and tl,'S nlirnss"'l
ftrnr T. FsI,all we tnata iinn'' Tlrou
emil Justice. "GlL God tnnte linn not,
fur lo Niil itn'rr'e ,tt'D', il,F lHns. lrri'l'
urrl" answer also. ntl,. twl riaye bin,
l'rt. Tor he Viii %t,,lltlta Inv satrttlntiees'
Bnt Merry. lruptiea tlt'nn her knees, a,nl
lu,kiFtg ~ %tliruii4l, her tears nsp'ninlt'l,
non. God make him ! will witch over
l'im with my rnrr, through al tl,e dark
paths lie my have ~ tread y Then ErN
ii,p,l" n,an. urr1 said tu him, "Dl,. MAN
tl,ui art tie "l,iAl ur NIaitY g, aud deal
witt, Thy brother '' "
The jutt. wllpu he Gniehe1. w~as,1ruw1nntl
i, tea's. md agaii,st evidence aiil wl,at
must 1--we beet, illpir own CONNECTIONS.
brought IN . slee,ly verdict Of mot guilty :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
How TO WRITE ros Nrwsr,rs,.

How TO WRITE rog NEwSrArERs.-l
Have something 10 write about.
., Write PLAIN: dot your is; cross your
Is; point your sentences. begin them with
capitals,
3. Write short to the point stop when
you have done.
1. RSad il over; ahridgc and correct it
ill You get 'nto the shortest space possible.
S. Pay the postage.
These rules observed, viii always insure
the publication of an article. and what is
more desirable TO the writer, Will secure its
being read
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
|. CHANDLER, DENTIST.
WatNn M9ssse. u.
+. 6iHls

IJAs rerrrvat his oiIite. to The -w=n-s4s~
II rHire ]fotttietly occupied by t1f. HssesgssRss
i,eaununt 10, Lontfi t~yityts Mpip HlTfffV
snj Third Ittttsl where he Is prepared 10 %peffJftfi
All operations pertaining ~ his profession, according
h the latest scientific Improvements IN lie aft, and
warranted durable.
~I'etstN,s ,trsitins Ills seftifas IN The country. ran
trt.isr,i, 'lirit t,rlpt Nv mail ~ u'liatvtisn. wlpt,
t,tbfnp' attention will H. eivpt,. to NJ" lisiaiite 81 thirty
miipe.
~ ie pre- rr"i Il, irtset' AH1IFICtAi TEETH.
rti,r, me T., eir'ite cots. tittet with ~ tti,lnri,i artif.
ttl e'tr,e. ~ 4 III ~ tvithrtt atmospheric ttsssiite.
nc rift,,,nein nr"s ttfaf ~fetfti'et
he administers the IAiiiebti md he ttlrfrh,tn
Nv ,ientts tr t. l,irh I,e ra't tttfatt teeth without the
lpast rait tu tho ttHt'httt q
Funfl, a,i,h. t-'tstut fY rstutsiitp ~ the tsfys. fsfiet.
81. n,rl Ne ,,rttt -tr*t fttyetl. ttitl,Bi,t Irtln.
HE t~itrtgre ~" ~, higher than htl'rt h*pptihrre1
stui skilril operators. s,a rst, he seet 81 A printed
%. ri. ~ HE ttriii,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
UREA 'Iurrtsa CsnrH, Caroline On, MI

Uttrn IIuprtsa Caers, Caroline In NJ y.
Oct n, isiG.
" ge9tae '; Akpriir .-@Hir Havinf beer made
acquainted with the composition ri y,a,t valuable
FIJI, by yourself. sntne ttH3 N three years ago, I In We
tsed them ffaalt IN my rHitate rfaetite with entire
st,rrRss. and sltall continue ~ Do ss es Irie &c tpsy
recommending such a Pill as ypt,fs 10 the public as a
So fe aid efficient r~'tfgative III al eases where a mir
estire is netessafy. Yours with resttaai.
.J5tta r. Beos, N. ~.
ny Prepared and sid by MAprfs& WBtrHtfy,
At Their Wholesale Httig Eio,s. baltimore. And tv
the following agen. n: r WaDptLh, tatoa Rouge.
i,,un u -
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SHERITT'S SALES.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parrish ~ s7nat heatan Isnnea.

R"7Ven 4 s"'''' Ei,,h t,.,st r,,,t
rru,rr r,,,,, iva 5a1
I ~ ritt,tn ~ . vtit # n n li,nrtn1 ttr,n Tho
- Hi-th Judicial District trt,rt lWr the ps,iel, If
Fact flai,m lrrgn. ! haze seized and win pxr,rsp
~ tit',lin ealp 81 Saturday the sixth ,1af NJ i,,Ir
res Il 81 tie Court House frrt ~ he tpwr II llain,,
Rouge. commenting - I r'tlnrk A NJ. III the
riult titln an1 Interest If the defendant. ~ ~, 10
tho following 'nsrriltetl property tn vii. Jet 9
tract NJ land situated ~, This Parish rr,t.ininu
t1r l,,,,,A,,,l a"tns mute ~ lnss. and known as tho
~ itr,,er tact. lm,'utlnl West lrr la,rds II Tho 10
larla,t. i5ast Nv Irseph Rmtriet,e1. an,i Nuttl, l,r
lands fntinptlv belonging ~ Hallins 5nrl q t,pft
IT la,l1 situated IN saiA Farisl, containing tiehtr
sete,r acres more vt lpss. and k,,rtn &c tho rliaes-
trt trer' 'hrl a',ntl,er trait If land situated II said
Ia,isl,. containing twu' h'itlrpl and CITY acres
itture ~ less. aud hiusw,t rs The fintaitrert ltt,,ni.
p,i Nirth hy la',ls Vt thp defendant, ar,tl, Nv
lsnrs formerly belonging ~ liallins. East hy
ll,rnnns Lilly. a,tl West Nv Srlurl lands. saigp,l
tt lay atl satisfy the execution issne,l -, twelve
mouth lfi'' ~ the above entitled suit.
f,tt. u .Etie t"st, r't'u,f rty,tutse,rrrf.
may ~ " lmt. NOHltls. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
TOWNSHIPS gARsAPARILLA,.I

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rHT tissHi's sftsaprtitia. Il u sHvtttfsef AZ .hs GRlef
gsfs EENt'tNn. sti ~ init. Fifis Fh~ fisttHl II 10 i7eief
md ii. yer was bit wHs frftftstly n 'HrtEtt IN tatlrtatfs; e..
MA, AMI ,Ht like yet lie assHi'tt4 tn ,itie ~ i9tt3t m tbs
tit,tttrse ~ HaiFiHg htsait f,t wtist he II t6t! W Haks " hs
ras attended twH ~iretissi sefohlsj ard rtaftittd RI fitts'
ssatsi ~ N6s tie ttttl, il; be never ~t,tatticsa inttis'he :
isy IN his life sitti trffp, ,ritk6a misrepresentation
i,3ks isH |, Tie character atti ~EttHtity " TIE mar. Tisf
t,es, sincerely, lie rad ttyet fnaae 'Hbsf s'sttfrtfits = MIN.
ri nr Af ifis. When will trrti lertn to be hhrss' aha tttth.
M III aii theit dealings rha iristeuttrss witt TER felirT
men tie arrliea to .Mr tl.isl tfatb II rssist hitt IN ii'at;
ufaetufihr his tiiettitt; starting the large st'tts Ne YpttiH
tiake, rs 1T inl,.ttt,etti u tfpbrfk N tie httsfreoS. These
treA HAYS hter insulting HiH i~ithltirr ire % MI pttTlhlt
f3tEis. II. tttisf u it'ttees tie i'fbiif. with UT ltelitf tltst
HE On ~fhttbf's Sal saratilla wcf not the g"htftr, btfgiAH
jStt s.irrf i'm. trade itftti tie mn iyttgf's uffs mn Rett
pes. THIS s. + I~owhttha aaSs I HaFt FHia THE rsk y thy
M " 4 we4k. will si7e hin sfa II he will ttS,
me single solitary ftdsf u his, His s%tstetttetits II
Tidsiitt4tr. ssiithan 4 tn, ate ntttits btt . tisstie ~
ialseiihtais. s%iiriy thsde ~ 1tesivs lie ttttiir. ati kthP
The truth Nfar N ftaart IL his s1Hri ing fefnttnHeg r1't-
bottsf. Jtis Is II tuttitr tie rttbiit u itfciidse rahe ttis
Oh if. tAtuR ra&nseid's satss ttfitla, .a Sing m II tie
On i'hriat's tikssicss. hs ftrtdg bbtt n aftHs, rfal Ms
iatnteattnsH tie tHat IT Arms.
Ptfntfpta tNfte. 10y Rssste. sytrt, n y, .EiY..
Jitfl IfJYHsEnn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-22
vRNTE Rs:NHsE.
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA,
Ten ssstsga dsFHSs Us,t ur "

Dtits fafut,e IL h s,,scsstn. ae Pete, AZ. 4pthny
astfds.
fNN vnrtn Il une commission 4 mo, a,ircssar rar
ALA Cour dn Sixtstne Dletriet I,ulictatre, porf
Ia raro'sse df1st Raton Rouge. II seta vendt, en-
ren'e ~ruh'ipne PAT lie sotssignd Sherii. 4 Ia mai.
s"' do Cotlr dams Ia Vile ,he Baton Rouge. ,Stfnei
2Po'' lo"f ~ jn'H proclaim 1850, 4 midi, la prepri-
eie 'isarrSs dectltc. arrattenant A la dite Success
sion, SAVIOR
Ter, tN moroccan, he terri s,tu6 sur Jones' Greek
dams cetie la'oisse, contcnan' quatre cent tiD0l
acres lie Ia section M, Is, township No. !. Of de
fraction NJ, 2, Est-horns par terre dc Gufley ct
Powers. an Snl par Stoke, ct Denhan,, netd par
, ct 4 | Quest rar@=~a,
Conditions dc Ia ! cnfs. n,fri,ar s.tf TN ,aItafT
compliant, ct la balance On TN ct dcux ans @a1
''t TN lnnt de Ia sento, en- hiilets en,losses Il
SAINT, payable 4 Fotiee Au Recorder ,le pKo
dams la vile dc Baton Ronse, portant it,terg de
hut pour cent alsSs due itrspn'an Placement. d hy.
ro'heuue retenu sur la tcrre ~lusqu'au Placement
final dos jit hillets.
Les artrS do ventes setoni passses rsrlcvnnt
Samuel S~kolhold, Recorder. at irais DIES aruut.
re,'rs l.. c. MORRIS,
Mai II. 1880, Cts. Sbf,,f