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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NV CHURcH-The stone of the new
Church about to be erected for Rev. Mr. Ellen.
dorf, Of the Dutch Reformed Church, in Washing
ton.av was laid with appropriate ceremonies on
Monday afternoon. The building is to be some
what OF the Corinthan order - feet inches long
by So feet wide, lighted BY side windows between
balusrades At the rear is to be vestry.room of
about "a by 30 feet.
NAVY YARD.-There was a great crowd about
the Navy Yard gate on Saturday, it being pay
davwit6 the tars The frigate BrandyEine, which
has lust returned from the Coast OF Africa, ar
rived there, and some Of her crew protested that
they had received unprovoked and cruel treat
uent at the hands Of one of the officers, and were
determined upon revenge. The officer came Tor
ward with sixbarre revolver in his haqd, and
declared he would shoot the first who at
tempted 20 modest bin. He had scarcely uttered
this threat when he was knocked down on his
beams end, and received more scars than ever he
could boast Of having received in his country ser
vice His condition was considered precarous,
such was the alarming nature OF some of his
wounds We understand that some arrests have
been made. Eagle.
Michael scully was taken into custody by
officer Brown, Of the lst ward on charge OF
having committed rape upon Mrs. Eliza
Warwick. Her screams having attracted officer
Wolven to the spot, he arrested the fellow aud
was taking him to the watch house, when he was
set upon by some rutians, and Scully escaped.
Since that time, until arrested by officer Brown,
he has been enjoying the largest liberty
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Union lNectlng Mt Bath, Ne.

HUSTON. WednesdAY, Dec. IL
The Union Meeting at Bath, Ne. on Monday
night, was numerously attended, and was adj
dressed by Gov. Hubbard Nathan Clifford and
others Letters were received from Hon. Lewis
Cass and j. w. Bradbury, &c. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the present crisis calls for
che utmost wisdom and moderation; that the Flu
gtivc Slave Law is Constitutional, and that as
one Of the peace measures it should be tested,
and that resistance to its enforcement or any cry
ofrepeal. should call down indignation from every
true friend of his country.
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BY Telegraph to the Ncw-York Tribune
Washington Items.

WAsRNaToN, Wednesday,, Dec. u.
The President recognizes Don Henrique Fran.
cisco FalIon, Consul for the Republic Of Chill at
Boston.
At the Naval Court Martial yesterday, Com.
Joness counsel presented paper containing OBJ.
iections to charges of fraud and oppression-that
the use fpublic funds was Unsuitable, and that
the Commodore was compelled by peculiar cir
cumstanccs to the enforcement Of rigid discipline.
After the reading of the paper, the Court add.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ARRIVAL. OF REFUGEES Bark Alton, Capt.
Leckie. arrived at Boston on Saturday from
SMYRNA. She brings as passengers Raphael IA
briel. wife and four children, ands .Iokn krom,
soldier These parties all escaped from sicily
and were sent here by the Baptist Missionary
Society ct SMYRNA. Mt. Gabriel IS an architect
by trade. Air Krom IS only Z years e!d a me
appearing young man. He was an officer IL me
army at Venice and fought In the late .Oattles.
He new wears 2 portion CT the mlutary suit IA
which he fought Rev. Mr. Stowe took charge OF
them yesterday traveller
DrsrRrcTI-r FIRE At ST. LOUIS, Mon
the morning Of the 4th inst. fire spread with
fearful Tapifitv from the rear OF " II. 4. Lynch
Coffee rooms. ~ Fourth st. sweeping every hoase
TO the corner Of Olive and Fourth iacadng sew
eral manufacturing establishments. NessrS. Por-
TOR 4 Ravens were the heaviest losers, o1t 1t %
thought their insurance. $4,000 VII cover their
loss deductng iasurances Lynch 4 Co. and
Frost ( Lynch lost 81. 600, J. c Williams, Mrs.
EdeIbersb. T s Rogers, T. q. Thomas 2pd other
individuals in ALL 81 coz and several persons only
escaped with their lives By Jumping ont OF WIN
dows IA their night clothes
SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
Hashiae ton Monday, Dec. 10, I650.-Preseata the
whole Court Henry A Ballard Esq. OF Loaisi
ana. was admitted al Attorney and Counsellor OF
this Court No POS Robert Il. Barrow IS Ma
thaniel B. HiIL-On Notion of Mr.. Venable, THIS
writ of error to the Circuit Court OF the nlted
States for Louisiana wss docketed and dismissed
with costs No. ~ Isaac Shelby, complainant,
rs. John Bacon et al. This cause WAS argued ~
Mr Clay for toe complainant, and by Aessrs. Por-
ter sne Wharton for the respondents no 3. Z.
/ Caylor ct a. plaintiffs in error, Hs b. &. W i'd
er-fhc argument OF this Cause was commenced
Nv NJ CIV {er for tba plaint!tfs in error. Adj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
WILLIAM SBURGH ITEMS.

THE NEW PoUSD.-Tho Pound is situated in
Nortb-Eightb-st. It is on the adjoining lot, but
one, to the new gas house. 1t consists of four
walls about nine feet high, enclosing space Of
some % by 30 feet. In the center Of the rear OF
this space is sort of wooden awning, under
which to place horses Or cattle-but the hogs, Of
which large number were in yesterday, have no
protection whatever from the weather. and only
the pavement to lie on. They, no doubt, must
suffer considerably from the cold They are fed
with distillery swill. The law says that any per,
son can take up animals running at large and get
acertain sum by delivering them at the Pound but
as there is no office or dwelling for the keeper
there, it is probable this part Of the section can
only be filed by the industry of Ellison, the in
valuable semi official attacbe of the village The
law also states that if animals are not reclaimed
within FIVE days, and costs and expenses paid,
they shall be advertised for three days, and sold
at auction, the advertisement being posted on the
Pound, at each of the Ferry ways, and at each OF
the Public SChoolhouses. We have heard com
plants that the latter part ofthe law is not always
strictly complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

The sect are forbidden by king strang" from
buying Government land. They are, howe s:sE
encouraged TO piilage Government timber whicn
they do with great industry. When this laadso.e
enterprise is accomplished, they w'il pTooaety
pull up stakes, and go elsewhere, ss they eau
MAKE no,hing there BY farming [Des. Trib Dec II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ArrR4Y At PEouA, ILL.-On Saturday night,
Dec l. party OF rewdy young men at Peoria;
visited cofee-house kept BY man named
Shultz, and commenced destroying the furniture
Shuitz took down gun, and after warning the
Young men to desist, tired among the crowd, kill
Ing a mau named Gaskill, and dangerously
woundiug another named Haynes. Shut gave
himself up for examination and was ACQUITTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Nlnrkets. NEw -ORLrAHs, Dec. l

The sale of CorroN yesterday and today have
heen Goa bales al half decline since the Americas
news MidlIing to-day l2!Gl2i STERLING EXCHANGE
mas advanced and is now quoted nj g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
nIn,l,ets.. NGw.ORLEANs, De-. 10.

Corrsn is heavy sales today $500 bales at
o,lIy cent decline since receipt Americas news We
anoe Middlng at l24al2s. Rec ia 8, WnIsKEF 25@
Ssh MFIASsES G3gd2i SuGA; lie stsady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

COUNTY AND VILLAGE TAxEs.-The books Of
the First District are in the hands of Mr.. Ripley,
Collector, and deduction of three per cent will
be allowed on all taxes paid within thirty days
After three months, an addition will be made for
onpnyrnent. The rate is So cents village and
81 81 county tax being So 10 per SlOo of yalua.
ton for county and village. The county tax on
the other two districts, as already stated, IS some
thinr more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ASoTHER.-Oficer Vander5eck of the Third
District Police, on Tuesday arrested named
Patrick Bracken at the Broadway Amphithearer,
a charge of having, on last Thursday night,
broken into the looking glass anufactory of W al
Ter i hreps, 342 Broadway, and stolen S25 from
desk which be broke open. The money hap
pened to be spurious, aud he was caught in ths
act of attempting to pass it. A note Of hand for
$3.50 was also stolen by him at the same time
He was committed by Justice Mountfort ior trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ARREST OF a FVGITIyE.-John Dickson, col
ored, was on Tuesday arrested by Constable 10.
sephs of the Fourth Ward on a charge of being
fugitive from Newark, NJ. where he stands
charged with the commission of e burglary.
roll of cloth and some other articles were found
in his possession He was committed by Justice
Osborne to await requisition from the Ne*-Jer-
sew authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Tuesday,
Before the Recorder and Aid. Franklin and
Conkin-The .NlLes Con- piracy case.-Tbis case
YES continued and the examination Of Ellen VII
haHns was concluded, The testimony was, in the
main, merely repetition OF the testimony which
she gave on her direct examination. 1t was care
fully scrutnzed by the Counsel Tor the defense,
who have been most rigid throughout in cross
questioning the witness. She again detailed the
scheme contrfved to have Sullivan brought to
play husband and told how he came into the
room and found Mr. Ravens aad herself the Wit
ness il bed together; told how he stormed about
the room and asked Mr. Havens il he was not
ashamed to be in bed with his .Sulliyan's wife.
She said, however, that Sullivan did not know
that he was TO find Mr.. II. in the bed Sullivan
knew that witness had been intimate with Mr.
Havens, and had made an agreement to come to
the house Of witness that night, but did h0t know
that he was 70 fad his former wife and Hagens
in SO close intimacy. The prosecutor pat teW.
questions TO her, which elected no new facts Of
any Importance.
NEGRoEs IN SOUTH CARoLIyA.-In ths 9 3I
Carolina Legislature the Committee on Coio REQ
Population lately reported bill 20 Increase .t,e
penalty for circulating abolition pamphlets u LAT sr
State They also reported un;ayoraoty o racoaa.
part Of the Governors message WIZ c,r, the
Inends the removal of the free negroes ,,oa.i com
State The committee thought sUe6 eout tbs car
trary The policy Of the State, and 1It oyolye
rying into effect Of such measure "ou''
too many difficulties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Now Judge In BOston.

Boston, Tuesday, Dec II
The Hon Pliny Merritt, Loco, has been nomi-
mated Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas by
Gov, Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Trial ofLOpez-Anothcr Dreadful Steamboat

Trial ofLOpez-An0thcr Dreadful Steamboat
Explosion and LOes of Life ut Newt Orleans.
NEW OnLGANs, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
The trial of Lopez and others engaged IN the
Cuba Expedition has commenced in the Circuit
Court.
The steamer Knoxville, bound for Nashville
while pushing from the Levee half an hour since,
burst all her boilers, killing and woundng several
persons, and ass damaging other boats lying along
The side The names OF the killed are not yet
Rsccrtaned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSN
lNRANCE SNCIETN nE LNNnNN
SEBAL AGENTS OFFiCE, II Nau-st
Newly York, Nov IL, 1850.

GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE, ~ W all At
Neyy-York Nov II, 1850. !
NOrlCE.lH pursuance of a resolution Of the Board %
Directors the hitherto existing mode ct loans Of onehaf ca
hris OF the common annual premiums paid oy the In
sured discontinued N reference 70 policies 10 DO hero
sitter granted And the Board have introduced tho o0w
Ing new and favorable OF loans or the atnre, viz
party insured tor the whole Of life may al aay
time borrow oueehs the amount Of annual premium, 'yi
note security deposit otpocy and Ia entitled 70
division OF profits,
lie may at any time surrender his policy, and receive
back value thereof the gross sum paid by n ID
annual common premiums.
This new form Of loans applies only policies hsseaef
to be issued.
party already insured Tor whole life may, payment
of small sum- hs insurance into new poucy up
on the loan system Introduced
Parties already insured and entitled TO two third iOs
are not shut out from said twohrd loan, II they prefer II,
upon the terms stated in The Societys pamphlets.
paTty may at a moderate annual premium, msare nz
life and he survive reach the age OF 30 years The nA
sum insured up $4,000 will bo paid 10 him or DO dtt
before reachng age, the f sum insured VIII Do Paid
10 his family or legal representative.
ACTING DIRECTORS DECEMBER.
c f.. HABICHT, Chairman
GEORGE BARCLAY,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
AQUlhA q. STOUT,
BACHE McEVERS,
JOSEPH GAlLLARD. ia
ROBERT u. DILLON,
J. KEARNY RODGERS, MD,
nl22awtf j. LEANDER STAIR, General A8snA
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PROPOSALS..

~.
StHALED PROPOSALS wi be f,cei'ea a. A 60 ? Z,
> -3les Once I'll aoaday, Ds- - ~. ,s Of coet-, h.
~, "A A. il,.b b. tse n n. re- - -. era 10
Hast Rpzr Plsrs .e.i6eons ctS AZ thsDspartasst
7 1 80 Afi ifsi yoaH r D0il9; 5.fs5
~ 10, gggd .ne conptf9Dsf @ f he AZ e,st
~ o-. Tor he ~ . % az ~ ~. azt5rtsi
loa MT a. oHafs But ~ loa9 So, 20 IA i1ts 10
CT FfF e4lgtle tbs stats p1ttsl 49, 49,
b an get Of @ Of he Council % ~ , an
and ~ 50 n. ,sHd s'ock vail efnSfaGsFf' r.
August IN = ~ 300 share sEf WIZ Df4 - o..
'alFSi ~ yer AMMAN, tabe q.4s5 ! Itsj rs
rsts Of avs ~, - srfay al SoYenoef 10 tAe ~ 'o5
70 es .ta,e The nurnb@r Of shass ss'nf' ~ @ ~
Piopos y Zach share. Tie ps''ons T1o-s ., = ~ x,,s
T5l o. b, esufs< to par or so Suat s~s 70
sce,psJ % 80 aogs by tbs Depa64As"- 20
% '@o dsIs ts sfsrs,ses storsd Pf9pSsik N -,
Re std.sD <, -Cofnotrui-r oscej ssri or D.e -
ias Lean stoSk 80 JosEH2 X TAYLOR, CoH2t'otsf
Of EgP4IRs AND sgPPLIEs-To B9ILD
Eas@gea5s4 Proposaa MI = foeei,rS a. s4 Of a.~
~ n hrg,r- - 81 pplss, bassfesai No 20 - =
L,T 1stl Thursday t6s .sta dsy Of Pee Al - -
C ~ tbsy = NJ be pabicy ap~red tot mh1es pt -
!! ,sos. 10 bo9ss Fbgtu- Company Nc -, N s1,,o
81, n d. york required - 81 d2Hs tAi az
~ III Al Ia dee Of Tia ssesn.i4adsat u hap4f' =
Psfe BuE ns. 30 9 Eizsoet' .. =. . "a n''A '' %
I'D = e. rs Gonna. 3o.fo9 aep,'s aai iate7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

IT. A lad named David f Reeves had mis- hand
end mart of his fore arm dreadfuy crushed and
maneled by being caught in cardins machine on
Friday last at Milyile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19


FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Green
Important sut as 10 refQtce jvr1sd'cttoH Of Doc@
Masters and HaJ6or Masters The H2yori 8'c.
of Neag- York VS. Eidr3dge a saiior an board the
schooner. Briil,ant-Thls action was brought to
recover the penalty OF s25 for refusing TO obey an
order of one Of the Dock Masters OF the First
Ward, to remove the schr Brilliant from outside
OF vessel lying at pier No. ., E h.
The defendant contended that the D0ck Master
had no jurisdiction.
The Judge decided that the Sd section Of the
act relating to Harbor Masters OF the port OF New
York. passed March 10, 1880, gave the Harbor
Masters "authority to regulate and station all
slips and re3selS in the stream OF the East aud
North Rivers within the limits of the city OF
New.York and the wharyes thereof; and TO re-
move from time to time such ships or vessels as
are not employed Ia recelging and discharging
their cargoes to make room for such others as re-
qure to be Immediately accommodated, for the
purpose Of receiving or discharging cargoes
and as to the fact Of their being fairly and bona
ide employed in receiving or dlscharglng thelr
cargoes. the said Hsrbor Masters, or either Of
them is thereby constituted the soieJndge.I This
section Of the act confers on the Harbor Masters
erel1sice authority 70 station vessels at the
wharves in the City Of New York, and refers as
well to the wharyes belonging to the City as to
those belonging to private individuals. The Dock
Master consequently had no jurisdiction, and |
therefore give Judgment for the defendant with
costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

EEF On Thursday an unknown man was found
dead near Freehold, supposed to have been mug
dared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

n A man, supposed to be German, was
killed at the Chesnut.st. Depot, Newark, on ZION
day afternoon, by the o'clock train from New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

WhOe number OF F0Iicles lssuod
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company has
now become tho largest Institution Of the Kind IN tho United
Slacs 1t organized in December 1876, and numbers
over tlpcire thousand members.
Dividends aocated annually, on The 3ls Of January
Those persons insng prior to that time, will participate
in the Dividends earned premiums for the present year
To the convenience OF the public credit loan %
one half Of the PREMIUM when the amount IL $50 IL gvea
to the members of this Company In anticipation OF tho
nirn Of surpus premiums. GUY 4. PHELPS Secretary.
r 8 NISSAN NJ D., Medical Examiner, at tbs othea.
daily, from 2 to O'Clock ? a.
Pfospe ,tus and every Information given by
d5 8tThASst w s. DUNHAM. Agent, ii WaiLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

sufRKmE CouRr-Generd Term-B etore
Judges Edmonds, Edwards aud Mitchell
D ecisious-Louts Mitchell, Henry SAors aaf
.4lofs Sckiwseen ads. Tse People.-Appeals on
judgment as 10 forfeited recosnrances The
question was the same as that in Gutdersleeye,
some time snce-whether Judgment coufd Be en-
tered from the Sessions. Decided in the ahirma-
tive as betOre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

u Joshua Benson of Camden, contemplates
taking to the Worlds Fair, at London large
hog, three years old, lean in flesh, yet weighing
over 300 pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

~ Notice is given of Application to the next
legislature for an act authorizing the Hoboken
L and and Improvement Co. to construct Rail
road from SOME point in the town of Ioboken to
some point at Weehawken i'll the township Of
NOrtb Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

u An apple tree about mile from Hight:
town, which bore a large crop Of apples the pas
season, is said to have put forth full blossoms tn
middle Of last month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ The Sons Of Temperance in New-Jersey
have. according to the Trenton True american,
III Divisions aud COLO members. They have
$4,000 securely invested. and paid during the
last quarter, for benefits and funeral expenses,
Sl9l4 85
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

TU7HE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
n COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK, ofacs
Ocean Bank Building Of Greenwich and FULTON Ses
CASH CAPITAL S2O0,000. Ingurence sgstns! loss
or damage by fire. CROWELL ADAae, President
GEORGE W SAVAGE, Secretary Je&pu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

TEMPERANCE DEMoNsrRATIoN.-The Temples
of Honor of the Temperance phalanx had a ceie-
bration at Trpler Hall on Monday evening, which
passed of very well, notwithstanding the severity
Of the storm. Daniel Cady, Grand Worthy Tenn
plar. presided; and spirited addresses were de
ivered by Rev. VIM. X. Stafford. Rev. ]. b
Wekely and John B. Cough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

FALSE PBzrESsEs-Othcer Sd Smith OF the
Lower Police Court on Tuesday arrested a German
Jew, named Samuel Morgansteinl, on complaint
Of George B. Foot, OF the firm Of Gregory < Foot
wholesale dealers in cloths at No rs William ST
who charges that in August last the accused Oh.
tanned from him. on false representations. about
$500 worth oi goods He represented that be was
doing n good business in Grandst. that he did not
owe $500 and was worth in goods from Sl,59o to
SLIGO Complainant alleges that the accused
has recently closed his store, ia in debt about
s.. Goa and has olaudestineiy removed his goods.
witt, aview to 6etgaud his creditors The matter
will be investigate on Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ANOTHER New CHURCn--We understand that
the Congregation Of the Duane st Church, who
recently called DR.. j w. Alexander Of Princeton,
to become their Pastor, have offered their place
Of worship for sale. and intend to erect new
building in tie apper part of TIE City in case he
accents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CAkTS,
pLDUGH5, &c.
TnR GnnsnEfHEg

-. Tag SUBSCRIBER hereby returns bis
NSaXT thanks 10 his customers for the bib"
eraI patronage bestowed ON him, and respect.
f,Ity informs his frperd4 ard the pablis gene.
rally thai he will continue bis business III al
lis branches at his establishment, corBet
Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES Of every description made
10 order or repaired 10 the neatest manner.
Plantation and Road Wagons. Carts. Drays,
&c.. made ard repaired ~ usual. AIkc,
.wrongbt-ron ri n4hs made 10 order and kept
on hand for sale, and al, kinds of Plantation
Smith and Job work attended ~ promptly.
The Subscriber has also taken flte agency
for the sale If all kinds Of Wheelr ght and
Wagon work, ineluding Wheel and Dir bar
rows, Iron Axi.s, Wagon and Cart iiafnfss.
&C., from The celebrafe ed mandatory og
Mesars. Busby g. Little, Of Wheeling, Va.
a ID will also keep ~ assortment ii Flat.
Round and Square Iron for Smiths and Plan
ters use.
The attention Of Planters and those wish
ing 10 purchase 10 called To his stock, and al
orders for the coming season will be faithfully
attended to, and all work ordered or purchased
from The subscriber fully guaranteed Tbs
freight On Carriages sent to any par Of the
Coast will always be paid.
jaaIs w. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
Received this gay per t.ipsey,
Succession Sale.

STATE or LOUISIANA-Parish
Of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter Of the Succession Of Peter
Macarthur, decd.
BY virtue If u commission 10 me directed
from The sixth judicial District Cou,t, for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be sold by
The undersigned sheriff, at the Court house
door In the toN n oi Batan Rouge on
Thursday the 25th day Of April nert 1850.
at IL o'clock NJ, the herein, after d ger bed
property belonging to said succe ,slon, o wit .
A tract of land situated on Jones' Creek in
this parish. containing Four Hundred acres OF
Section No. 4s, Tow nship Ne. Z, OF Range
No. 2, East: b.uaded Eas' by lands Of Cur
lev and Powers, South by 3 okes aud Dem
ham, North by--, and Yves by.
!, Terms and Conditions Of Sale-One third
cash, and the balance at one and twoyears rre-
di, from the day Of sale, in notes satisfactory
enIors.d ID, payable at the office Of the Parish
Recorder, in the Town Of Baton Ronge, bear.
ing eight per cant interest after dae unfil
paid, aud mortgage te'a ned on the land ant''
final payment OF sad uot"s.
Acts of sale to be passed before Samuel
| Skolfeld, Recorder, at the expense Of the
purchasers.
L. C. NORRIS.
March 23-5ws Sheriff.