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washington, March 49, 1850.
PROPOSALS Mwrins will be received m the is Of May next
Dc Fam s o ea oea d
with s s ssns S. an BY sa
ember iss said "beginnins
%asss s 90 @ tie % re
s 90 % a"s ss
distance om canals thence . degrees north az feet aehs.
az feet % snosr Gu, marked thence
n. ma ~ 10 ss And sis % % %
The land and BUILDINGS shall b satisfactory The sserea Of War
passed q o. March, sS ssassyns % ss Offering me
% TaiasS s s
s. such con- + not % include ANY par which may
ssysd "a oa cSs..pssis and Ohio esn $ runs
proposal. waI be uu sseysdn.m.d .,
May They should be endorsed on the outside os for lot At Lin
Mar ai--wu n Brig Gen, and Colonel q Ordnance.
COLES Americas Fruit hook or Directions for R.i.-
Thomas american Fruit cul,as' the nursery, orchard, and
Lndsy Orchard and rru, earden-oy. American ediaou
Kesdrsckis American orchardisi, sh edition vol.
The Fruit Flower and Kitchen Garden-by Patrick Neil;
saver. american gIu !, cards. Companion, VOL
The Planters Guide practical essay on The hes, method q
usdeowh-by Sir Henry s'eusr vol, Edinburgh third edi-
Browns Forester being plain practices.
rearing and Of forest trees vo' Lon
On Useful and Ornamental PIaning vol, London.
Ap2o FRANCk TAYLOR
cPRING sII<swe invite The Of the ladies
following variety which feel confident In sayins equaIed
In District, any respect, viz; Il
pieces lea plaid fousrd silks
30 figured India do
IS medium quality do a XII ... Af
20 rich small plaid do n beautiful spring style
20 do small striped do In very delicate shades
IS lowpced small checked silk, suitable article for
10 do plain drab six, suited to grave
Et auction bargain
do plain silver pay silk 4f ae... /.
do plaid half mourning silk
style figured hslf.mourninr silk
so do silks comprising great variety Of qualities
part Of which win be offered very cheap
n
pieces very rich a. Gros dc Rhine
DO - ich black tafhta
ydo rs rich black eros dc Rhine
- do do 3nt #.E ast &
do rich black figured do
Mar Is-lw
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Uals-a state. Patent oa z Z,

- - ;,oa az James Ciswel, Of Piltsbus Pennsyivsnia,
she Of patent granted 20 sad osweh Tor
n prcparinx seeds for pressing
even YEAR expiration Of said patent which takes place
on ms Ss nm ne said petition Patent Once
49,, S Monday u May, II II O'Clock, and all persons
appear and show cause any uey nave why sd Pc
utiou ought nc be granted.
sencer and Union Washington city D. O.; North American and
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York Journal Providence,
Gazette Pxburg, week for three successive
"se-- r-- THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioned o Patents
paEdor. OF the above
bills % the Patent once with paper containing this noice
Feb 20-law3w
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Washington and Alexandra. new steamboat. Thoma.
The hours Of departure g, the present o. ns boa,
- ~ eotdins 70 advertisement commencing on Tuesday
/: Y s S.ss v n d, .s y
In viii this boat is Of new omniba.es through
tickets from part the between The Capitol and
Ssrs,% 3" e. At s 10 e sns. IA, cents
Apasrs9 If "' ''' ''"'' 'sA' JOB ooRsoN, Captain
4 IA FOR SALE, y valuable Building Lot, with .
LIZ small name house thereon, situated north b next % the
described properly eon.idssd valuable building
For '' which "" Be LIBERAL and ''' scss sfa' Of
once u street, few door. from Peansyi avenue.
orncs w snssros BRascn RAIRoAp coxrAsr
Sanr @
sod between Washington and Badensbug Washington
between ws.Asou and ssasassas for six moa s; four
between M..aassa and as.vs fm six months, "a four
months sa'i three months, ss
THos H. PARSONS, Agent
| BAIrrxosr AND Ono RAILRoAp
NOTICE 90 Passenger.on and amer monday, as inst the
mali wn Leave baltimore Cor Cumberland, and cenber
T.'a arARsoss, Agent
John ~ MocALI.A. late second Auditor
a osrs b. services IN the Of claims on The govern
military accounts, and agency business generally
Gee i al The corner Of sh and Ioaisians avenue
wAsnssros CRY, April as-u
CoR sALE-Ios No 4 on square asa fronting 50 feet on Nor
uas ss This u Z ssy ssss sss sasss
being within two squares O. Centre M..s and nesl that portion @
accommodating Apply TO cu.., rs nm sv, nno
May III MOI fodas buildings.
for Boys and Young Men, suasbps Lancaster county rnn
win on a .ss a Monday Nay Pos
Circular. reference, &C, address REV. D. MccAarEs principal
s.%sr. medium assis s'. .p. ing
s y. m AID s sss ss = y s . AZ e which
co Sss @ s s Usually p s sss %
shirts, &C. One price only
Three doors wos, Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue.
Mar at-aswh
D EsIDENCE wANrED.-wan,ed % rent 4 commoaloa.
IL house within les. Than one hours ride Of tho Treasury Depart
Address Room General Land once.
s.s,s ssnss.. .ssss q, .hs
pensions land warrants. q psy hors any
me n susae. assrs himself nat P se I.
ny nass s s e : y
.n@@eo'-.e -aeesn. Az le-n
mEr GOODs-A very fun stock of the cees,,.d MAKES a.
heavy and good. - - - - -
Also, table diapers dmss. owslnss Of various kinds some
Table nsplins linen Ss.uss. sood warranted linen
Ihe above goods selected importing New
win very great care and can be confidently puha
seu For sale low by q. WIN. YERBY,
Ap 8-eoIw Pa. av., between TN nis.
BURoOYNE a CO.,
BANKERS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
RKsysrSoss WAsnEoTor oIry.-Hon. Thos Butler King
Hon. VIM NJ Gwin Hon. J. O. Fremont
Ap o-idlm
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nsy o. conveyancins commercial and Other pcceden applcs
w 20 every
afbraons bills and pfosofy notes, bond, distress,
ease- rents letters pssen Hens, marriages, mortgages
ssS much s,np gswsr. q attorney protests wills se Ac,
Con. - !" - 49,, P'''' - - 49,. w.
= APHiH rRANok TAYLOR
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". PATTON, General Agent Tor the xsosrcvtsc,, :,
claims before Congress either Of the departments
ss s s%a q pay o.t noe
The past two year. In The business, he hat he
every way guaned Letters, paid, addressed Patton
hocm no y Union Buidins Washington city, D. c., recev
tnmeuinte nttcnuon. An Of
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rNEn GOODSA very full Of the celebrated makes o.
heavy and good - : - S -
Also Table diapers. dsmssks, ,owenss kinds,
very good, all linen, per dozen.
Table napkins linen shsetns good and warranted a linen.
The above goods
ser. For sale low by O. WIN. YERHY,
Ap w-eow Pa av. between TN and eth rs
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VA1z4ANo-oA8ns prfntea srd pilates engraved n ess
49, evIs q rev hours' vfsifne
- 13Ix @~nay UheasW TAYLOR 4 MA0RY,
49, bockselsrs, sesr - ~
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BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD.
NOTICE 60 Passengers.-ona Monday, nst
mail trains will leave baltimore or Cumberland, and Cumber
Baltimore, hour O'Clock, daily.
by order
+. n. PARSONS, Agent
An2a-2wd
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ID EsIDENCE wANTED.-wanied % rem, 4 commod,ou,
IL house within less Than hours ride Treasury Depart
ment -
Addr.s. Room 10 General Land once.
Ap 30-u
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fssSs FOR SALE, Valuable Building Lot, with .
Ei1 small ame house thereon, situated north b, the
A Of Second street we. the railroad depot The
considered valuable building
lot, IL being business part the city
n. Nj MORFfT,
Agent for owner,
Once n street, few doors from Pennsylvania
Mar 23-eodu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
VALUABLE
SUGAR PLANTATION
AND rlEGROEs Foe. SALE

Avn lSE''IeoCc EVE 'hbf.
THE Laurel Plantation situated IN the
a. parish OF East Baton Rouge and about
hv. miles below the town ot Baton kruge, :
now offered for sale, containing alb, ut
1000 ARrESTs,
more or less of choice sugar land capable o.
cultivation, with a front IF about l61 arpenis
o, The river, and about 400 n penis under
tenre, the balance well timbored. There are
about. 300 arpents OF plant cane and rattoone
when f ,ishrd planting. With the mules,
horses. stock, farming utensils, tolls, at, all
III order for planting the crop, together with
% Likely Negroes,
all acclimated, and among them are some
po,d mechanics. Thcte il u new b irk gu.
par house with u good stn4m engine. Il CON-
%plete; u comfortable dwelling lie',<e with
framed negro cabins, 4 TO per's, rarrenirr's,
and blacksmith shop and tn capitalist who
IS DESTROYS to 90 into the cultivation f cane
this plantation can be made a very pr titabsa
investment.
The plan'ation is Offered with or wit ',ont
negroes, and If not sold by the Is, Of March,
by priv,te sale, /, will then be sold at publ e
auctian. For particulars Of terms apply I"
Messrs. Kelly g. Conyneh nm. or IA BE .rd,
Esq, New Orleans, Mr.. D,nlcl HI Ky, OF
Wet Baton Rouge, or Mr.. Jno. g 'l9"ell, JrQ
on the plantation.
Jan 12aAtt.
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NOTICE.

will sell at public Auction On Saturday The
II 2nd day OF March next, at 10 A. Nj, ut the
Court house III the own Of Baton Rouge,
Eight arpents Of land, situated within the
limits OF IA d town, in part aid ou' by he hi RI
Of Devil bounded Eas' by Butler and Yves,
by Alley four arpcnts fronting on Church = Get
and tour arpents fronting on Florida street,
The above tract or parcel Of Land IL ce'nposod
ottwo lots designated ~ the plan Of said town
bv Nos. ~, and IS, which land will be laid
,at and so d in lots OF convenient 70, a plan
Of winch will Re exhibit Il on The day of sale,
which plan vii! be desposited a, the Recorders
Office Us soon rs the same can completed.
TERMS.
One half cash, and the balance at one years
credit ~ the notes Of the purchasers, anti
Mortgage retained Oh The property sold I'LL
final payment. notes u b,r eight per cent
interest af err maturity ttn'il paid. Acts ut
sale passed before SUM. Skorield Recorder,
| al the expense Of the purchasers.
TIcrr il about 1900 CSprc $ picke's Oh
| he sar | md which will be sod separately.
THOS. PRENDERGRASr.
feb Of. Auctioueer,
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VICTOR HERERT.

II EsPECTFULLY lulotns the inhabitants
vi East and West Baton Rouge, that hi is
now receiving hs wii,'e, stock, aud is DESTROYS
Of a continuance Of their fasors.
==~S / l X s.--
Plain, pIaid, rhangeable, snail stripes, figured,
rich nj de, Brocale pob I de = ie, Gros
d. Rim and Dli lated foul ,rd torrance
SiIk-atl %colors; black and white
Satins
r DRESS GOODS
Bare ges, silk tissues. pain
and s,naiI tg nnes, rich D lain",
Moiaif lustre, Madonnas /; change
nllcstrl,et IN bin. Alpaca mourning
C1llar - AID IN k'fs. Isl.
FANCY AR7TCLHS,-
Ladies' Cra,ars, BE- Is 4 Buckles, Quart
Lacns silk aud linen Ht,,us fal cotors)-
Cords. "a kinds. fame baskets, Hair
AID / ootn Brn4lns, liair-pn-, +l,e)l.
hntf,l, and oil dressing and
luck'a. Combs tenb Gle, -,
Fancy Bags Il rurse,t
lin grea 1hantities)
1IlOttrAND
other tlIr things In his :
line, which are to, ruinerot,s IN INC ,tion.
LINEN GDDUS.- .
Birl's-eye Diaper, Irish Linen. LINEN Hdkfs I,
Enbroite : % do linen iowei and IA he Clttlts
--O-~-
lfosieri's If ali kinds, Si,k X, Mefinu, Alrt.
ga, ali colors. . \
WHITE GOUDS. o.
S' ISIS Muslin, white 1acoie's. Diniiy.
Swiss Edgings aud lnsertings, Thread 10,
I,ine, Dobbn--a large assottn ent,
STAPLE GOODS.
Dutn"st Gal kinds, iIrkings, white.
red, yellow and green Flannels, all Qua .it,ts
Cairo u
lad es' Mer,nn u ndershiftF:
All of With havi g cen carefully selected
in New York, Ph Ialelpliis, NeNark and New
Dreams. will moi fail o ATS Y he rxpcG atinii4
Of buyers, both with regard iop ices aud styles,
7I Oct e n IN
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N REMISE.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-pn-
roisse dEa Baton Rouge.
Dans Fgfaire de la successinn de 1hottbn
IahcsOn. d6cSIS.

En- vertu dune Go,nmiss on 4 moi adftsseg
par |. cour du Sep'ieme District Juditiaire
| lnur la ~paroisse d'Esi FeliGlanA Ut Etst de /,
Louisiana, il stra vendn en- ,etite putligun pa
10 son<signt sheriff, Lanh ie 4Nts ,jour de
dams Ia Vile de Bannn Rouge cnire les heure<
De IN di ct une henred de Papres midi. Ia pr,pr'.
etc c~i-apres decrta appartenant a la success
sion de Thor'on Lawson, ci devan' de la pa
foisse d'Est Feliciane, decide, SAVIOR:
lie IN moroccan de terte c @,ntens,t sept
cent sop 49, 100 acres (707 36 400 cant Ia
monte est de Ia sect on IL ct action Ii du
township No. 3, sud range M, 2. CONNIE il
est specific pa patel, g cerIlhce No. Gil da-
tee st. Helene Sent 70, 1896. signe Lhn
Killian, Register. cM favenS tic Thorton Law
son, ct est borncc 1naintshsnt ou ci.devan,
par terres dc Leonard Forbes, Nathaniel
Tickle, John Barrel IT an'rcs.
81 Tn autre m"rceau dc terre, contenani
mile ct %soixante 81 loo arpens (106O s2Iloo)
,tant portions des sectio $ Ms 2. 4, 81, 80,
IS, 26 Ell II, township No 8, sud de range
No. /, EFT a qris pur Rcddin Brown, Beiij,
Brown ct Tnorton Lawson. des Etats Unis,
CONNIE par cert feat No. 9U6 date ut. Helene
Octob e II, 1886 ct divise ell partitions par
un act passe pard want John G.. White, un
no air" public Dc Ia %paroiss, d'Est Feliclane
10 2gme jour de Mai 1897, borne 4 Pest par
Ia r,vie g Connie, a i'oneft par ,erres publl-
g1ues. AL n,rd par terres de Rehdin Bros n ct
an 8 ID ar ce!les d Benz brown scion quill
est decrit dans P,hven'aire d g dies ierres--
Ces deux moroccan do terre t'ant sithts dams Ia
paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge a environ douze
gu quinze miles de Ia Vile de Ba'on Rouge,
le premier 4 environ quatre on ring miles d
pEsl de Baton Rouge Ell du Clinton Rail road,
ct le dernier a a peu-pres deux Mills.
Conditions de Ia Tnie, CONNIE sui: -
~savoit: A un credit dun, deux OF trois ans
du jnu. de la vente, rscquereur dormant srs
billers avec stcurlte person 'elle approuvte,
pc tant il 'aret do HUT pour cent par an du
date avec hypotheaue g, pr vilege de vendeur
re,pnu sur adi'e prcpriete, iusqu'a an ~paiemen,
final d, prix de Fad udication a,ec tout Fin.
ttrt,, lie dt hyp 'heqae ayant confession de
ingement-le .argntreurs s'obl'gean' de ne
pas aIiener la Lite propriete Oh prejudice ds
dit hypo'heqne.
les actrs de- yentes Sc oiit pns4tcs parde.
tevant samuel Sheffield, Recmder, an frait
des acgutreurs,
H. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Janviar 12. 1854, 5Es asst
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u | + u

Atthe residence of Mr.. ]. Z. Hall, on Ten.
sas, on 9Th 7Febr uary instant. Of Cholera, Mr..
A. A. Nc RAE, formerly of this Parish.
The deceased was well End favorably
known ID a numert US potion of our popula.
ton, TO many of whom he was bound by the
ties Of Kindred. He has lief. a wife and three
small child, en-, and was cut down in the prime
and prride.of manhood. ,....
The circumstances attending the death of
Mr.. McRAE add yet another.to the ca'alogueof
fearful incidents attending the ravages If the
Cholera. But q few days previous himself
and his slaves (some of whom had taken sick
on the boat) were landed from the steamer
Jim Gilmsr, on her way up the Tensas. Be-
fore the 'boat returned. on her way down
himself and fourteen of the slaves had died
and nine others were down with the pes%tilence
We are assured that the deceased had dur
| ing his bfief illness the kindest attention ant
nursing that Mr.. JAIL and family could bes.
Tow, and the best professional aid Of the v.cini
ty.-Jackson Mirror.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
BATON ROUGE,
+ N y MINARY

Mrs. READ respectfully informs her friends and
AVA patrons. that the studies &. the above Se m
will be resumed on Monday The IN ef September,
1919, al which time she wi'l b. happy TO meet her
former pupils and such other You, Ia lies as may be
intrlisted to her charge. Mrs. Reat, will continue tn
devot. her especial care and attention g, the educa-
tional interests of her pupils. and ltarss TO merit and
receive the Same generous cn,filetts M support Of
Parents and Guardians, with which die has hereto
fore been liorored.
Terms mad. known. on application uttle Seminary.
sept. 5tf
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would beg leave To
tehder his grateful acknowledgements, to his
friends and the publ e generally, Tor tho
liberal SHIRE Of patronage, he has received
since In hisih-ss, and would inform them
that hs Is desirious Of closing his old BUSH
ness, up 10 the Ist Of January last, and
would agaias earnestly te1issi MI those
indebted 10 him, either Ivy note or open
account. 10 tpms forward without delay,
and pay the same, otherwise they will ls
placed Ia the hands Of Officers for imme-
date collection.
He takes this Opportunity Of Informing
his friends ahd The public generally that
he will continue business Mt his Old Stand
and will confne himself more particularly
to a Grocery. Produce ~ Provision btis,-
ness, and will sell for rash aud cash only.
Fl. V. BABlN.
Jan. Goth, 1850.
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-
. NOTICE.

THOSE having business with the under
- signed, during his a,sente. are requested
e. cali III F. E. itEBERT VIII, is duly auth
1rIzed t, receipt for him in his absence and
who viii always be found at The Store during
business hours. 3 a
jan 2Gti If II, V. DABlN. d
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TAKEN

up w joseph Bakar.'n Cypress Bayou about
IA miles from the town of Baton Rouge, a
dark brown ulafc mule, about IL hands high.
% wears old. s,dllc and harness. marks-no
brand visible. The own I Is requested TO
come forward, pay charges and take her away
othorwis Sc she mill be cold according 10 law.
Fl. I. WOLFE. Rauupr.
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BREwER's GRAND SERIES OF Nov
ING PANoRAMAs will be exhibited at
the Methodist Church on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, at Z o'clock.
This exhibition is very interesting
and will repay a visit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
EGLIsE ST. JOSEPH,

TTNE election se'a tenue an Presbyia-e lie
- Ia suSdre tglise lie premier lunoi dc
Mars prochaih,. pour alire eng petsounes
pour eervir cot1me Marguillicts de ~l'oulis.
81. Joseph pour i'alnee courante. Les polls
ser n, ouvert de 10 hcures dn matin a 4
heures dc l'apres midi.
II. V. BABIN.
feh,1h. Grrffinr. %
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II ECEIvED THIS DAY, per ri .ska-

II ECElVED THIS DAY, per El,ska--
- so kegs nail4, I'd 10 SD,
. casks John Shey's Hams,
- boxes Window Glass,
70 kegs Family Butter,
b do Goshen do
B Corn Mills,
$ boxes Coffee Mills,
! cask Saucepans, ass'd sizes,
10 half b xes Vnrinicelli,
ease ass'd Fin Pans and Gu, $,
25 boxes Soap,
20 d zen Broom,
Is do Buckets. For sale by
ftbl3 NJ. B. WOLFE.
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BATON ROUGE COLLEGE. a..

Mn. and Mas. FORD assisted by their DAUGHTERS,
will open a SEMINARY for the education OF y,atus
ladies', at the above place to ommeri 81, MuaLuv
tie h, Not. next. From their long experiences and
previous %s,irtess, they fatter themselves tbnt sb.v
will be able ~ establish n School o ftle frat nfJpf,
and 10 merit the patronage Of Baton F, otiee, and The
neighboring tountry.
Besides teaching the usual and HIGHER E;6sII.t
branches. they insir1ci. in tbe French, Latin Grt,,st
and Italian laiguages, Drawing and Painting, wItb
Mnsic. vocal and instrumental, on the Piano. Hnrn
anGs Gnitsr. - -
The eminence If their Daughters IN M,tsir ans
acknowledged in Philadelphia, md ntRic1lmrnd In
Virginia. They are we'll knpwn a." accomplished
mtsjciansin New Orleans ana Mississippi.
TlIcy rhri givss reference tn people Of the first res.
portability at New Orleans. and Mt Natchez and lie
n~eighbm hood and natier themselves that they have
gaired already some friends in Baton ttotfge,
Terms, for a period u F;ue Months. frb,a sa,ryf
BGhrff GHh f q
instruction. in Englsl, under 10 Year., . 10 90
instruction IN English. over IOyears, rs 90
Languages other than English, each, III %
Drawing, Printing, . - 10 \,
/ Music. sb M
Applications may he addressed In the inean time 10
them, at The r. 7. Academy, Washington Mississippi
toncordia lNTELIIGKsCga will please copy nn,il
the 9Th November 1919.
SEPT. % pBff
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Hats H. Cans,

JUST received per steamship New Orleans.
q cases Of mes . black silk Hats:
| Ease of boys pear and brown Sombreros
| case men, black and brown Buena Vista
l case mems Youths and b,ys' cloth CAPS;
nov. BY. W. d. PHILLIPS d. BRU..;
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Postponed Sale.
STATE or LOUTSIANA-Pmish
4 of East Baton Rou9e.

Hyt ~ So'S " .#a
IN The matter of the Succession Of Thornton
q Lnmson, deed.
BY virtue of 4 commission to me directed,
from the Seventh Judicial District Court for
the Parish Of East Feliciasa and State of
Louisiana, will be sold at public auction by
The undersigned, sheriff, on Monday, the 4th
day of March inert. 1857, at tho Court
House door in the town Of B ton Rouge. be-
tween the ho ,rs Of IL AMI | O'Clock, the here
in after described properly belonging to The
succession Of Thornton lawson, late Of The
Parish OF East FeIielana, ,o.wt:
lst.-A tract, Of land {, n%taining seven hun-
dred md seveB 81. l0Oth acres (7O7 3b.lOW
being the east half 'f section II. and fraction
Is Of township No. b, south nf range No. .,
as ny patent ,e tiirate No GIL, dated 81
Helena. Sept. 20, 1895, sig5,ed' John Ki!lia"
Regis ef, in f4voi Oft. LaW-on, ard rs bomnJ-
Ell now RI formerly Ivy lands Of Leonard
Forbes, Nathaniel Tickle, John Ba'tel, and
0 hers.
2nd Another ira, t Of land containing
me thousand and sixty 8! lOO'hI acre-,
1860 81 100 hs, being porti IT'S Of sections
Nos. IA, 30, SO, %, rs, and II, township No.
s.. south # range No | east, acquired by Red
| din Brown, Benjamin Brown, and Tho, ntnn
Law.o,, from the United S'ates as b. c%r,tifi-
cate No. go6, dared St. Helena, October ~,
1895, arc partIirohed by act before John T..
White, a notary pubic Of the parish OF Fat
Fe iciana, on the 20ih day Of Nay, 1887,
bou rded east by The Com tie river, west by
pub &c lands, north by l,nd- Of Reddin Brown,
and south by those of Benjamin d own, AZ
described in the lnYen Dry made of said lands,
both Of said tracts Of land being situated IN
the Pa'ish Of East Baton Rouge. at about II
or IS miles from The town Of Baton Rouge. the
first about A or 3 miles east OF the Baton
Ron e an Clinton Rail Ruad, and the latter
some two miles.
Terms and conditions of sale, tn wit. On a
credit Of one, TWO, and three years florn th-
day Of sale; purchasers &c give their noe
with approved personal security, bearing ia
~t.rest at the rate OF eight per cent per aDnutn
from d,le, with mortgage and vendors privi-
lege retained on aid Property until The fnal
payment of the price Il adjudication and All
interest. Said mortgage to imparta a confession
If Judgment, The purchasers to bind ihem-
selves not to ALLEVIATE said property to the pre-
JUDGE Of said mortgage.
Acts of sale to be passed before Samuel
Sheffield, Recorder, at the expense Of the
purchasers.
Jan l2-5ws Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

Legislation, and much more SO in
matters changing the organic law7--
the probable basis Of representation
hoy established by rule or arbi-
trariiy &c, are matters for sober
reflection and will be inquired into
hereafter. CONSERVATOR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
CHUkCH NOTICE.

There will I've an election held Mt the Prcsbytery
on the first Monday in March 1889. 10 eiett FIVE per.
SONS To serve as Warlens OF st. Jo-epl,'s Church for
one ysk9, from this election. Polls open from 10 to
4 O'Clock 7. NJ. ii. v. BABiN.
Feb. 18th. Secretury.