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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
MORAL POWER.
~ nv. INV Ann . lolr..

Englo II the toIllc'' PInlun,
Upward, ~ llino oy1ie HE,
ND tho eng. where sound- tho thunder,
with ~ honr-r-t molpdy,
Emhlun ~ he dadng spirit
When " wakes a. lntrnt might
Aud f,r action duubly mUcsscd,
Rattle, eternity fur the right
Nhcw the cm,c hearted lufcr
Aud dc-puuds the glumny soul,
There the bn,No ~ once iuiu i'suc,
Aud rclentlr., tate control
Who would wnrhlc out existence,
flko q sonrlbirl Ia Tie bower,
ilrctlrs- tim, he hn- within him,
Element. uf moral powcr1
Breaking on the shore Of being,
Who would NJ the wavelet dep
When he could have won distinction,
With the -lnFlc heart toiryt
---ifirru- t-- ur5uu'i ''rv-'ru M iurrrr
MANLY pupo-c.U vow,
Aud with grcrt dr7igu- accomplished
Hind the chnpci 10 thy brow,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
DR.. CHRlSTlE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for oil complaints anccungNthc Throat Head
such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF tho Throat Nervous
and sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia
the Face, BuEXng Roaring IN the Enr, Deafness,
which is generally Nervous and that distressing com.
plant called Tic DnloTcuN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
II. Latham s. Co.,
Iron Founders and Machinists

~ The JHHctian Of the Northern, u, Central
and PassHmPsjo Railroads.,
M I'LL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
aud other castings And will make to order
MHeh'n'sts Tools ofsupcrior quality and finish,
such a. Engine and Hand Lattice with ri. with
out screw Flaming, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting Mnchines-hIso Shar(ing. Min
Screws, and Mill Irons Of all kinds
They viii also furnish Burr Mill Stonea.
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wirc-Mtl, Circu.
iar and Other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled by
steam or Water built under the direction OF
Mr. wv. DuNcAS 20. address. "Wcst Lob
anon, n. H." 63nyI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

W Alta Fourth of July dinner in South
Carolina, Mr. Rbctt, author of the Address of
the Nashville Convention, gave the following
ast;-'The Union-A splendid failure of
the first modern attempt, by people of differ
cnt institutions, to live under the same Gov
crnmcnt.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
Capa, of all sLylea q QualltIea.
Summer Arrangement.

NNAnd after Monday June 3, lrip, Pas
~ sengor Trains for Boston, via Concord,
Manchester, Nashua and Lowrll, aud wa
Windsor, Bcllows Falls, kecne aud Fitch
bufgh,
1 Leave Wells Rlyerat 2 30 AHand 10 10 49,,
Leave lfbslon for Wells River VIA Concord,
Au,at7 80 4 A aud ~ a.
Leave boston iof Wells lliycryla fiIehhurgh
al 80 a NJ and ~ An
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival OF
first Train from Boston for barnet, Danvillc'
llafdwick, H. Johnsbufy, LYNDON W. LIT
Teton, y n aud Northern, \ u,
For further particulars see Pathfinder ana
railway Guide Farce . cents more IA the
cars than when Tickets are purchased.
6Gdf ROBERT HALE, Agent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

SINGULAR CoINCuDENCE.-Som wears
ogo we noticed paragraph pointing out the
SINGULAR fact that maiorily of our Prcsi.
dents had left the Char Of state during their
Goth year. On reference to authentic docu-
mcnts we fnd this true and now we may add
Gen Taylor TO the list. TIE elected Prcsi.
-'leH'e AID tltrir'ngcv on rcrtThg were as i5T-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

wufl Jaw VI tihothffr' , q :. do not think 50
''g'in running, and, with all his skiurin,,
= ~ l'"F
III is a bad beast altogether, raid the tiger.
lie cannot roar he cannot run, he can do
nothinp-and what wondrry killed man
Yesterday and, in poitcncss to the new com
cr offered him hit upon which, he hal the
impudcncc to look Disguised, and say No,
sir, eat nothing hat grass
80 the beasts criticised the Lamb, each in
his own wayandyct it was good Lamb, ncv-
crthclcS-I iomchoM roytIy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
EaRE FROM WINDSOR 10 NEW lORG
- $3.50.


- 1886.
U,RAINs leave Bnitlcboro at O. aud
i 3rn, on the arrival of the stages cou-
meeting with the Chcshire and sullivan RAIL
roads al Walpolc
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells
River fc6ch BfatllchoiouPh ~ season for the
ARM Tram, Springfield AZ $50 ", aud pro-
coed then 10y The EVENING EXPRESS oycr
the Hartford mud New Haven, aud New York
aud New Haven Railroads, auiy,ng IN the
CITY atllrh
Passengers leaving linulcboto' by the a.
A. Tram reach Springfield at ~ 80 Il, and
reach New York about iFN.
The above Will be- found GUAR, Qui,K and
coNloufAptr uoCtt from .7laYa.g ,slre lo
nonl and McAil IA. N1Alil LaAls-.aAd ~ ..l.,.,.
icnutgy'tho dauFctof the Sound RrrrHs.
iNo, Passengers con leave New York hy the
-Aa Team ot the New York aud New Haven
Railroad and reach Braitlcboro the same owe.
ming, aud reach Montpelier ~ Wells River
The hrSt day at { 800 rN Those leaving New
lwk by Tie y 81 ~ Tram lodge either al
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, aad
reach Wells River neat day att % ~
Passengers arriving Al Springfield by .thc
hrl Tram from iattlrboru reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or " htchill, thc ,amc evening,
aud Buffalo the neat day 90 lrN.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt G n II II
Northampton, May r., l-dO. UG-tsif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
Marble FdcEOrU,
ST. JOMNSBURY CENTRE, "

SPENcER & BRIGHAM, Manufacturers
- of
MOVEMENTS, TOMB Tables .4ND
GR,4J'E STONES,
would say to'thc public, that they have jus,
received and are receiving a large aud splcn.
dad lot Of Marble of all kinds that IN qunrricd
IN Vermont Also, State Of superior aunl,.
tyi and variety of MARBLE CENTRE IA.
BILE TOPS, oil of which will be sold at pr.
ces which defy competition, aud finished Ia a
style that cannot he heat
Please call hclarc- trading elae ~ hat.,-AA
orders from distance promptly attended to.
G.. +. SrrvcrK I'nos. BHtGu,w
April II, l5au, OiTyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

CLASS OrINIoNs-i Fdbic-A Lamb StrNycd
for the first time into the woods aud excited
much discussion among other animals In a
mixed company, one day, when he became
the subject of q friendly gossip, the goat Prais-
cd him.
Pooh nraid the lion, This i too absurd
The beast is pretty enough, but did You hear
him roar ? | heard HIM roarand,hy the names
of NV fathers, whcnfic roars, lac does moth
ing but cry bn-a-a" And the lion blcatcd
lds best in mockcry, but blcatcd far from
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
DR.. CHRlSTIE'9
MIC BRACELETS


Are found Of rasi service In cases Of Conyuops Fits
spasmodic Complaints, and gcneml Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper eNtremtea Also in Palsy aud
Paralysis and all diseases caused by gdehcency Of power
body.
o. No trouble Inconvenience attends tho use ~
DR. CHRfSTIE'S G.4Lp.4NTC ARTICLES, end
they may be by the feeble and delicate with
perfect and safety In many cases the sensation
attending their use Is highly pisciaHf aud asrtsabt,
They can DO sent to any part Of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanie Ralt, Three pelleyA
The Gnlvano Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each
Tho Magnetic Fluid, on6 Dollar.
az rAa aFele-- eee,r--a-e+ ~, init amt riatu
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be hal
vi the authdr> od Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bseare Of Ceini,ftiia aud UortLlsfs 7aiiaHeHs
ID. q. MoREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL. AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
I3a broadway, New York.
- -4e ~ St-I4ll.shual. VI. hy the authorized
Agents, T.. tit'v FRI x ttr,y IN itrrTtiur, VI, by
ASALQW do ptachpin Hollow byIsAAC WATTSj
Md by authorized ,iscnta a, an thfrruc'p u-tpyn,
900 'kc State, Jes,cwyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
FLOUR.

FlNHE subscriber continues to manufacture
" uHuperior article of FLOUR, from WcS.
tern Hhcat which he keeps constantly on
hand for sale, Wholesale and retail
ASA Low
Bradford, Jan. |, l-5O. 6l0mG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
A porangemont Of tho Nervous System.

ola NEHyOus CoNrLAiNTs Drugs sni Nsdi
cine, iufftrff M dfats ot they vcakrg ihe Wal rnri
girf 81 he already pfnstritrd system While unisf w.
tsuisn 81 applied by this beautiful md wonderful di'
ca,ery thc eshauttri tsient and weakened SUFFERER
fost1fei 10 former health strength elafuCy and Ngui
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

decided and unjust demonstrations against
the colorad population should be- made Zoo o
trrr State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
10000 Persons
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURE

inruNlnr all classes aud conditions nunnf when
wrfua large number 81 ltts Uhp aio peculiarly snI'N
io Nrpon- tomphiutst have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when all hoIc vt tuhoi bad been gwen un ah' even
thing else been ttlcl In YAM
10 illustrate tie use ~ Tho cALVhNiC HltIT'
suppose tao case ~ lett1n hhl ruIuiaDts taken
tiftLpg az uffldh uu Ur and mtfflts ot tht
tt,.arh sHtri fmput1fV relief iui which leave the
iotr,N ,n nNrr state aui With lfgUci Faculties u'iri
Tho ariion NIus excited has cratel Sow cHmVatr Nut
siih ths cnoct rculhr from the uppc Itua OF c GAt.
NANlt BELT Take uNItpiit tunoler. even iu tlr
WORT symp'rns IT stuart. auf timDit VII ilc Nuu
arouni ms lhsiy, uinF to Magnetic tlui us directed
n short PERIOD ihc lnsousihls respiration VII agt ou
Nauic circulation which Nll plts ~ me negative aui
thence beck again CO. The positive thus keeping up con
uuuOut ualNarIe circulation throughout the t,strm
Thus the most severe rafcs ot uNhllrStA arr rtlt
MANtNilf tttiu 4 WV Days rs ANrtN
YEARS
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

Va Inc following lines convey very cor
rect description of Governor Corwin, the
present Secretary of the Treasury:
10 man as daakp ds .Sipaaia,,i,
So'5"rHi by Noiuce, yet q parity figure;
1A"esI. etIrrrrf, us irTere, FiUttH a LaR-yiIoK
hs being dptrsDa 10th or sense anil rigor =,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
DR.. chhutlola oaivanio ouratlvoa,

consists IN the sci the, they srrs and cutv d'g-.e ht
suia,d application ~ place ol the usual mode Of duE
giue and thy rking tho patient h oNhautied Nsutt
siun halrlealy under The inniciion
INV srsHsfksa ne fhals ivft'H 'gHaiif' ~ 0'fe
{stu II ne hliaI pta4ats 40 ffpftHH and Uftfi a.
~ shfts iai.,y Fndff c''r""siaH''F since lhe'
,ufuiuyuou 90 uo tnCi states, only Wtcr yrais sin'r
mn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
G O O d s

ever offered for sale In this past ~ Tho state.
we can assure Ladies aud Gentlemen, lhRl
our former assortment hoe been Tar less ihan
oar pTeaent We ihtrnd 90 mske 4 an object
for an within twenty miles in want oi thr
most rare and desirable styles ~ Goods 10 ViFil
our estal l,phmont The Railroad 10 al hand,
and our motto henopiorth b., Largf sdifs-
sa,aE yrofis, and cash or sh0H crfdds,
Our arrangements ~ Boston are such that
We shall keep constantly supplied with every
desirable article and our Goods WI be- sofa AZ
the lowest possible pfioea We believe Ladies
and Gentlemen can appreciate the adraHfdgfs
Of having a large Stock Of Gooda from winch
10 nclcct
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
AND TESTIMONIAL
or thu most Undouhtui Character,
AN ExTRAoRDINARY CASE

III Ffatls Is strange than fiietisAsn-
CURE or
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia
REV DIR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey of distinguished attainment. auA exalted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
Boston, New York, &c,
ny THE WAY or WINDSOR. VT.

h8LAus6uiI n FIailkSDItar - ! "
~ ,A1,l, LllIi I. 49,, ~ 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
H. used with Tho most Peiloe' ahA ''''''N 'N''''
cases u
GENERAL DEBILITY,

Strengthening tho weakened body gninE l"ne 70 We
yafious nfFaia ani lntiFnratng uiu tnufr slfig AS
in TiTA fitAAiT FARALNHiA snd rALsfl pNhrtl q.
aiA OF lNDiufHTlON NtitlNAIthN. aillf. nil
ttiHOgii HnIT iriLtrHN, iINhA0O. uiAt
Ntss ktnNurA 1NlMoRA. lALliTAIioH ,ul
mn tfgAitT. ArOrLiNN, NiIWAlNtA, fAlNh
an lie slpI ani & INST LiVEt uMri AlNT ntlN ~.
CONrLAiNT. All trnYNTtHk Of ne hrlNlg wv
COAirLAINT bIRE ASKS If The kinNlNt nfll
tIstY ~ SIUNOUa and PHYSICAL iNtltuh
.ni all NfHVOuH uIEEAsts. "tich complaints ef's
LL.uL n-n lImLIn ramLn Mamnn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

MI E #Nf&ZN#& @&#E### zA@A$N1
AnJpsnetrsted 10 the timber roofing,
which Immediately blHzed forth with
Il fary admitting Of no eontrol. al
though the heavens continued to pour
down their waters on the burning raj.
tiers. The crowd pFaferrina evensSas
ter 10 fire, rushed. forth Into the streets.
through which The water was ,a1fs
ing In torrents, aud left the %uhauenehs
81 flames to 10 their fiery work. The
roof fell In toward the afternoon. and
Then the priests melted the people to
attempt The preservation Of The intes
riar. ani the eniitse ofthe flames was
At length arrested, Thus has perish
ell the noblest specimen Of eealiasti-
cal notwithstanding lii all Aragoil, per-
haps In oil Spain,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

CouRrsHIr.--An old paper says:
"Courting is a subject which, always
importantly is becoming peculiarly SO,
and we design to call the attention
of young people to it occasionally, in
hope of arresting an alarming and
destructive evil. Young ladies are
bound to fall in love as 500 as posi-
BILE, and bound to get a partner for
life as soon as the necessary prelimi-
naries are made--such as getting a
lover, fascinating him thoroughly,
being courted, having the question
popped, getting the wedding garments
in array, and inviting friends to see
her prettily married. The young
man is bound to be gallant and polite
and to admire, without any stint, all
the pretty young girls known and IN
known, to doff the beaver, offer his
arm, invite to ride, pleasant saunter
in short to all and sundries, indeed
to show his devotion and gallantry
towards the sex until some enchant-
ress throws her spell around him,
and he sinks subdued into a common
place. Indifferent, careless Benedict.
Now out Of these things grow diff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of sEast Baton Rouge.

~H5$s
EUNICE LILLEY
BY VIRTUE Of a writ offH directed from
the Sixth Judicia, District Court for The Parish
Of Eas. Baton Rouge. | have seized and will
expose at public sale TN Sat .rday the sixth
day Of July next at the Court house door In
the town o: Baton Rouge, commencing al
II o'cio.k A. M. all the right, lille . and
interest Of the defendant, in OF to the follow
ing described property to wit: LIST a tract OF
land sitna ed in this Parish containing two
hundred arcres more or less, and known as the
Skinner tract, bounded West BY lands Of the
defendant, East by Joseph Rodriguez, and
North by lands formerly b ,longing to kailins ;
and a tract Of land situated in said Parish con-
timing Eighty seven acres more or less, and
known as the Chiaes'er tract I; 3rd another
tract OF Land situated in said Parish, con-
,ainir 4 two hundred aud Fifty acres more or,
less, and known as the Deval tract, bounded
North by lands Of the defendant, South by
lands formerly belonging 10 Rallins. East by
Thorn lillv. and Yves. by School lands1
seized 10 pay and satisfy the execution issued
n a twelve rnoa,h b md in the above entitled
sBi t.-Terms Of Sale Cash without appraise-
ment.. . l.. G. NORRIS, 81.
May 25ib, 81. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

Tas CATHEDRAL OF SARAeossA--De-
~straction by Lightning.--Private let
iers give a startling account Of the to-
tai destruction Of the beautiful eathe-
dral of Saragossa, (Spain,) by light
ming.
On the 18th of April, according TO the
custom ofthe townspeople, the whole
population, gayly attired had assem-
bled in the cathedral to follow the pro-
cession .ofthe Holy Sacrament. Tho
crowd was immense, and the process
sion was followed by a band of mus
ic and a guard Of honor. Scarcely
had the procession issued from the
massive portals of the cathedral, ere
the heavens became clothed with
dar kness; a huge black cloud hung
like a pail over the town, and sudden.
the aoodgates Of the skies were open
ed, and the rain descended in such
torrents thatthe whole procession was
forced TO take shelter within the caths
edral. The people told theft beads,
aud were overwhelmed with terror
at the Cimmerian darkness which en-
vetoped the sacred edifice. Present
ly there was heard a terrific crash,
accompanied by q noise loud as the
roaring Of artillery. 1t was found
TINT the lightning had struck the
spires Of the cathedral, and entering
through one Of the numerous inters-
tices Of the light and graceful archi-
lecture, struck dead the bell ringer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

A Ro1ANn ron AN OLIVER. "A some.
what fond aud Jealous wife. whoss snspi.
eioas Of peeeadtlIoes had nlsn been eava.
lierly met by her hasbsund stopping her
mouth with saying, "Oh That Ia a fine crow
for YOU to pick" came At last 10 hersdyi"g
bed. round which s.ood her mourning spouse
aud Tins young family. Heaving u heavy
sigh she thus addressd the former MY
dearest Cb,les. | Cannot depart In peace
without contiding TO you the secret Of ao Ia.
eonsta ney - the only ono Of which ! was
ever guilty towards you but-but It shocks
mo 10 confess that one Of these dear chi
dren IL mt yours." Horrible | exclaimed
the maddened husband, which Of them IL
Il that does MOI, call me falhef7 That. re.
pied the iainting wife, that Is u nice crow
for you to pick" .I4h=geH34
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

nblties. A young mat adnifes 4
pretty girl, aud must manifest III he
cannot help doing 40 Tor the life of
him. The young lady has q tender
heart, reaching out like vine tebdrils
for something 10 cling to, she sess
The admiration, IL Aatterad, begins
soon to love, expects sbif,s avowal
and prthnps gets 81 far rs TO decide
that she will choose n white satin
under N thin game, ut the very
moment The gallant that she loves IL
popping the question (HoDd ! hal hap
10 another damsel ten niles of. Nov
the difficulty In. not precisely UNDER
standing The difference between
polite attentions and the tender mhnis
festatiens Of signing love. Admitting
a beautiful girl, and wishing 10 make
wife Of her, are not always the
satne |. and. therefore. II II necessary
that b girl should be OH the alert to
discover 10 which class the attentions
paid her by a handsome and gay
young gentleman belong. First then,
If a young fellow gfeets you In u loud
free, hearty voiee-=if he knows pres
where 10 put his hat, or his
hands==ii he states you straight In
The eye with his own wide open@=if
he tells you who made his eoat=if
he successes your hand-=if be eats
heartily IN your presenee-=if he fails
TO talk very kindly 10 your mother
II he sneezes when you are singing,
or eritieises your enrlz, or fails to be
very foolish IN fifty different ways In
every hour. then don't fall In love
with him or,the world . he only nd
YOU. let him do Or say what be
will,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
Postponed Sale.
STATE or LOUIsIANA~-Payish

STATE or LOUfSIANA-Papi "
East Ugten Keage.
N The matter of Ms Su eesston Of Peer
.MeArhur. deed
ny virtue n 4 commission to ms di &c ed
ftetn The sttth Judicial bistfjef Court, fof tbe
Parish If East ja,op Rouge. will be sold by
the undersigned Sheriff, ut The Conf house
d,of III tn tfwn u Bate legge, Oh
Saturday he sad dug IF .June meet 1850,
al ~ 6'elpek Al, tho bafsia after described
property belonging 10 said succession, to wit i
A tfaet If LAID 81 uated on j LINES Gts h IN
Ibis parish. cont lining 1fohf Hundred aeres u
teetion No. ~, Township No. 7. NJ Ran 70
No. . Easl, btu dad East by lands Of dsrley
md Powers, sov,h by Stokes and Dsn',Afa.
No III hy-, and West by=~
Terms md Conditions NJ sate ~ One third
cash, All the balm o NJ ene and two yfars
credit from the d y If sale, In notes s%atisfae.
,erily endersed, payable at tho odire OF The
Parish Recorder, II The town 9i Baton Rouge,
bea rtng eight per cent interest af OF due Unit
paid. ard mortgage retained On The land until
tnal psynent Of said notes.
Aels Of sale b. be- passed before asmusl
Sheffield Recorder, At The espense VI the put.
etissers,
May II. L. G. NORRIS, sber r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
may 25 It..
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STATE or LOUISIANA--SirM
Judicial District Court--Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, Clerks Office.
WHEREAS Melissa Herrin, Of said
Pari b, bis applied 10 SAID Court, to be mp.
printed Administrative Of the Succession
Of her deceased husband William Herrin,
late Of said Parish.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested 10 show cause within ten days
from The first publication Of thi. notice.,
why the said application should not be
granted. NJ. MORENO,
May 22nd 1850. q. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25
ETAT De IA LOUISIANElpae
toisse f'IM Daton Rouge.

tVbE GJvR -
Eys,es I l,sasy, '''' ID , sa's''' Dis
Eh yaftu d'nii 6fdfe DE saisie ri do vents
lance dams 10 process 81 dass8s iWitple III 4
moi adtesse psf l'toiefabie eobt du sisiefne
District Judieisjfs pour IA patotsse d't3st Ba.
t6, Nobss, fai Haisi IT expose al Ell setits
Psblldue. sAmEbi, BIZ Gas JutbLET 1864 a II
hehfes du matin. 4 IA porte Do IA ipaisen ds
Cput aans Ia vile da U4iep Rouge, common.
cant a | he Ifes d ! mati !, teus les dtyjis. Il.
tres. lhssfe's ct pfatsntiois dp d tfahdenf dams
81 . "a l'fepfie'e eisspfAs dtefi,e. say ~
I'm iiotsssa de- isfte sltue dahs ssite
bafoisse, Gun eiaDt dsu4 cents acres plls 81,
nivins. Ut sotiou eutn,be terfs do Skinner, bgf.
ne a fnisst par taffss du deiehdsuf. 4 Fest
pr tsfrss de- Joseph Roirigues, 81 ~ nefa
par tsffes sisdevsstt appattsnsh III d Halllns.
2a4un tn,fesaa do isFfs sitae dams epite
p~hftisse enhtentnt quaiteylBgt SEPT aeres.
plus Oh iHiitts, 81 comm tgtnma tsrss Dc Chi
destef. RI a. etIH fF a.a
3=~UD autte moroccan d. tsfts. sitst dans
fetia p~ateisss, to6ieBant dHHr cents fiaaysnls
afpshs plus 6I th6ins. 81 e6nng eoptne iefr4s
DE Devall. bhfBa AZ nard paf isff9s ia dafats
debf. All sud par tstfns eidsvent do HaiIips. 4
lest par Thomas lilley Of a l'ouest tat iefrs
des te6les p%bbliaaes, Haisis pour payer Fl
sal sfaifa l'eseepiien lanste sur me obligation
dc douss ,nois dams IL process eisdssnss
Conditions de Ia Vsnte@=EetnptsM sans
e%valaatien, h+f
i. G. MORRIS, Sheriff
Mai "a ifs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

GatAT iSvnsrs 4 patsa RIOS TmviAt
CAushs,~-ihs New York Day book says.
my the disobed,ene Of q lad, in 1900. n
garden gate In Rhode Island WAS lsh op.
en, = pig got In and destroyed II iew plants.
a 1uafsl between The owners Of the pig and
plants grew out q II. which spread amoag
,h.it 4 ieada. and defeated the Federal
candidate to the Legislature, md gave the
State n Democratic Senator. by who's
vote wss was declared In 1914 with Great
Br!tianO.' .t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-25

SATISFACTORY REAsoss.-The Spirit
of Age, u paper devoted exclusively
to social reform. has been stopped.
The editor. VIM. IL. Charming, says
1.-THE paper Is stopped, In brief be-
cause | am brain sick-and 1t does not
pay.