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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
R;Ites OF AtiVprt7sfl,u.

One squae (i3 lines or less1 three weeks, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, .. %
One square, thfes months, 3 90
One 50 Gale SIX r1enIbS, : \: {: & 5 90
One square, oae year. :f: 81. 9 90
One haif colilnl, e,,e year, ::. !: 20 90
TMee-folltns { aeeluinf, one year, :25 90
One column, me year, 80 90
10 Advellsene nothaviug thcnunlbero Of in-
sertuns nlarked on copy, wilt he continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
Us Casual adyertlsers ms payin advance.
G5sJOb PriOtiug, Of ofroFerydescripiion will
be exeeutcdwith aecuracyand neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
I1nportant NIevenlent.

<..f d. .s 7.
The Cincinnati Gazette gives The follow
ing imporiant intelligence. This movement
among The Germans is but the frst Of q very
general demonstration, lending y the same
result; Y,
GREAT GERMAN MERTlEG AT LICK Run.
Tins GERMAN POPULATION Resolving TO
VOTE THE WING TlcKErll- "A large and most
spirited meeting Of the Germans OF Lick
Run ( one Of The western suburbs Of Cincin-
nati) and vicinity, was held on Monday eve
ming, the proceedings Of which are Of The
most important character.
Peter Hezh was chosen President, and
NJ, Geisser Secretary.
The call Of the meeting was for the IRE.
al Democracy" and REAL Democratic
meeting il was.
Alier able speeches from Messrs. RehIuss
Miller, and olheis, a series Of resolutions
was presented and adopted unanimously.
The substance Of one Of The resolutions
is, ihat,he Germans Of that portion Of The
city will, a, the ensuing election, VOTE
THE WHIG TICKET. The reasons fol
this course are given. Disguised with ihs
secret cabals Of The Mimi Tribe, with tht
hypocrisy and double,deuling Of the leading
Epoi.icans Of lhe self.siyled Democratic par
|iy, they look upon the Whig party as III,
party Of progress, as the tfuly liberal ant
Republican Democratic party Of the naiion
Three cheers for the Germans Of Licl
Runll
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
Greeley knows how ,o present 4 suon

Greeley knows how 10 present a strong
case in a strong ligL,; and This is the way
he does il for The Democracy Of Clarion
county, Pa, and their disinlerested friend,
lbe editor Of The Clarion Regisler::
"Clorion county, Pennsylvania, northeast
from Piitsburg) is distinguished for its iron
ore and Locoloco majoriies. lsusua mark
is 1000 mojorily for Polk, Cass, &C., OUT Of
some 1000 votes; but last fall il piled up
1900 for Bgler. The sheriff ol said county
offers 10 sell sixly-nine several parcels OF
real estate on the Isl Of May, including nine
furnaces. The sherlff,s description OF this
properly fills nearly six columns OF llle Clar-
ion Register. or course, we SEQ how The
editor can stand this, but are not so clear
about the iron-workers and farmers. Shall
we say 1900 or 1900 majority Ior you aeri
fall, gentlemen! Don'l lei the editor, who
pockets The profits Of advertising your prop
erty at sheriff7s sale, dicia.e your answer!''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

Unce Zeke's bullwas tte sioulest fellow
for many a mile round Eehad head Of
brass, nerves Of sIeel, and all that sorI Of
thing. The story that some of the boys go.
up, about his iainting in fight was all
CANNON. His courage was clear and un-
questionable. Blu, then, when he bullied
the steam engine and tried iotoss il off the
track, he only made a fool and cripple Of
himself And } e.ihere were some standing
by who bet on the bull--N Y Times.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

LETTER FROM a PRoMINENr FREE. SoILER.
"A leuer is published in The Corning Jour.
nal, from Hon. Henry Bradley, Of Pen Yan
Ia prominent and influential member Of
the Liberty Party, ondils candidate for gov
ernor in 1846--in which he expresses his
determination 10 vote for Scott. He con.
cludes his leter as follows:
ssOne Of these men musl 10 all human
probability be President. If lacking one
vote and that should be mine, Gen. Scott
should fail and Gen, Pierce should be called
10 occupy the place once occupied by a
Washington. an Adams, and a Jefferson,
should feel thatby falling 10 do simple 0et
Of duty, ! had inflicted d lasting injury upon
The slave and upon the country.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

CoTToN IMPORTED FROM VENEzUELA.--A
cargo Of cotton from Venezuela has arrived
|atNew York, and on Tuesday Of last week
three hundred and fifty bags sold at about
ten cents per pound. Further imporlaIions
from The same, quarter are promised il fpres-
ent high prices continue. Cotton does moi
grow there from annual plants, as in our
Southern Siates, but ON perennial trees and
the cotton can be had.lor the picking.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
The 1hitty-fsuith vdlamn or The
naten ncHgc Cnxettc.

This days paper commences tbe thirty.
fourth volumn Of The Baton Rouge Gar
ette. Thirty.tlHee years have rolled
rouhd since ilis piper commenced LIS ca
reer.A-s cpreef occasionally dnrhened bv
The clouds OF adyefsity--yet, frequently
lial,teted by the sunshine Of pros psrity.
aud AWAY etteefed on by The smiles and
encouragement NJ Il generous pubic. -
To those of its ffictds WHO have s~tts,ait.
e., aud supported 1t under all 10 trial !,
and difficulties, we tender our grateful
thanks. Some Of IT. former pfop4ietofs,
have gone 10 " tllat undiscovered eoun4
Try, from whose bourne no tfaye'ef r..
turns. !" others have cast their lot III dill.
ierett portions Of the country, III tpors,
lucrative, and il IA to be hoped more il
gfeeuble employtnent-wt,ile a few 10.
main among us, and share The good ani
bad fortunes Of llaten n%ouga--an ho,iof
TO themselves, and our paper.
THE GAZETTE has ever beeh, aud viii
continue, warm, aud devoicJ, Ia it's nd.
voceey Of wing principles , but while Il
will do tllia, will preserve its independence
fair, with Its political opponents, and ds.
,cided, yet mild In Its tone.
To Tho Wing party, do we especially
appeal to Sustain us ia It's publication /; HI
Ia Useless for Ills TO remind them OF The
Importance Of h paper at the Capitol sic.
voted to their interests. they know 1t.
The GAZETTE, we Think deserves their
suprort--in a minority 1t has ever btfn
faithful and tfue--in the ascendency. II
lias received nothing from the perty, as n
pafiy-and with the exception Of the
State Printing, il has asked nothing.
Errors we are aware will occasionally
crcefs into our columns--it ID nntnragl--
such errofs win he of the head not little
and we win be ever read, to correct
when discovered. The paper Ii
Ia a prosperous condition., and i've
shall spare no pains to make ita useful
pnpet-thankful for past favors, we sea.
pcetlully solicit a continuance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

aud reyett " Their iotlier owners. we
urc 6rnify persuaded that this would be a
nafH fsI's. No person who llad efiauci.
pHted d slave, would reduce him agaiti 10
boi1aga. This would toon he known.
Those eftiHuriputsd would leave, perhaps.
but IL Would he for a short time only, and
! hey wtpeld is D o among ts ngaih, and
DO one would modest them. Whereas, II
/ were al nanaaeJ that they shotId he
sod, lpoi their rsi,tfi,, and ibe proceeds
paid 10 tie Siate, giving D cariain rfnopnt
10 The ihiofnier, there would Je no din.
ger Of lJleif fetntning-oncs away, they
would sipy away.
BAft.u pfAqUhstsE--We understand
that a btll Is now, o shortly will ba, be-
fore the Legislature, toclose the month Of
this Bayou, aud the. the members from
lbervilie favor the project. We had
thought the plan TO lessen the waters of
the Mississippi was u olen iia,uts! out.
lets, nos 10 close them and we innCll
mistake The feeling Of The people Of her
vile, II there Is not n nojofity opposed 10
the clbsiug the bayou What a be
the Object Of closing Bayou I'laquemihe
IL i,iote s,htin we can conceive, We trust
TINT we are wrong IN suptpsins that The
measure Teets with the approval Of the
ftnin lbefyilIe, and IL we are
right, tla. they uiIl reconsider the mat.
ief--eoIlsult the intefests oil both sides Of
the river,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

stock, Or other evidences Of He elaims 1
rights SO pawned md such pwu B
made, without further fortnaiitiss. shalj 4
valid as well against third Il fsogs Ii
against tie pied ers thereof ii made In
good filth.
SEC. q lie ii further unnde1. etr., All
pledges Of mt Y lable pfoIfrfy may b.
nude NY ptlYate writing, accompanied ty
actual delivery, md the kliyery Of pro.
lefty Oh deposit III 4 warehouse shall IN j.
ny the private sssignthefa of ti,s ware.
HORSE ~ jeipt, 40 IA 10 authorize lie
oWhsr 10 pledge svcb property. and sucl,
p edges 20 ii,ade, without further forpa !.
ties, shall be valid As well against third
PERSONS rs .gsinst the Piled gers thereof. 4
made III cool faith.
s'rc. . lie 1t further ei1acted. ete., IF n
credit not negotiable be gwen in pledge,
notice Of the came must lii given 10 tle
dcttof.
sEo 4 De IL further enae,e1. etc,
That IN uA Pledges Of movenide p~fopeyty
IT shall DO lawful for the pied 1ef 10 auth.
ofize the shle, or other disposition Of The
properly pledged, Ia such manner as inn :
Dc agreed upon Ivy The PARTIES without tt8
intervention Of Confi Of Justice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
I'm lnciratiCn Bill.

| IJHr rilllnntlitopiste, la the Uuust
mrtv titstes y urvtrItcd yestclsiay, tTiacnssih
this most important Bill. Speeches Wet
uiade by Mr.. Campbell, MI, Sever, In
Mr.. Latifop. Tile olsen ssion arose ,,noI
the question NJ 10 free negroes being sel,
TO Liberia, uliJ the restriction uotnrtliip,
owners who wish 10 emaneipate slave
to furnish llieir Bond, In the sum Of 'ou,
thousand dollars. for their removal ifon
the State within ten days amer their elIIialir
cipntion,
y wes con,enJed that many owners
ny this nqtisition, would bo nnnlts i,
set at hibetty slaves who had rendurc,
them such service ns would entitle tllelt
70 freedom, and Il was thought d hare
case that, because men liad hot The mean.
TO send slaves whom they e~mancipatcd
out Of The State, that they should ,lo,
therefor be emaiieirated.
This perhaps i tue purely phi'antropical
manner Of viewing the question. Blu
nll things cannot DO locked hi tl,toush
this meainnA aud: this is einiaently one
Of them, As things new are, we are
very much lncliaed 10 think witlG Mr..
Sever, that i would be better for die tic.
gfoes themselves. if every ono or il5tl,em
on the continent was s%ul,jec, 10 Il master.
Que thing IL very certain, that tla free
negroes Of this country, are the only mis-
efeble part Of our population, n|point
Of happiness, the slaves are ~alto6ether
better OF, i being provided with! COM
tortable homes, aud The necessities be life
are any Indication Of Il, Independent or
this, there IS q higher consilerai ion, which
We should ail look to. IL il, ti.ll iree
negroes, necessarily produce dissatls selion
stnong the slaves, and the conse9 hence
Of this must necessarily be pcrljcious.
are bound, ~ self.defence, % .aotect
ourselves against this, aud although ndi.
cases may arisc where tie Hardship
SUBSEQUENT upon this provislon Of die act.
would BE- very great, il would IL ssill
HARDER upon ourselves if from meee (and
perhaps mlssaken) philanthropy ,lwaras
i'sem, we were TO rlace ourselves ID d
to be injured.
Free negroes y the pest oa erery
community. Noae acknowledge this
uorc freely than the most raviag ats,laion.
and no ono has d night / o iuIiicf us
them. Let owners eIlalcipSste their
laxes. il they like-this is their oWa.l look
ut--siley have the right 10 make such
disposition Of their property al thay deeln
bur If they do skt ,ltni send
hem away from us. They should NOT hi
lstnaitted 10 40 us MI injarys /
10 be forced 10 sead them to Libera
voald " rather 100 lnucls BECAUSE. nsl
yss suggested by Mi, Latlrop. Ii night
3 llaplep TINT the COLONY tliefe would
Iot recsise then. slli The saasndinent pro-
ding merely for flseir removal from The
;tsts, Il ssiile sulicisnt. Tte sen daysj
il ra.lSer.a short ,isse. andtts amend
IF sixn,onshs Is alsogeil,asI better
One sainJs Il strikes u, j. essentially
ssntinys n ~ till. q Il mat IL ths
aaanciInied ssaso i nrn y ltha STATE III
AL y sal, III ~ isons Tito MI
'feasnry. Tie nj nov prosaies HAT iEd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
r. RACE ON WEDNESDAY d

u RACE ON WEDNESDAY, for
u spiciiaid Saddle, 11ridle md M~artinzaie,
valued at Forty D5ilars-4ior Creole 10.
hies--nlile heats - entrance five dollars.
The elItfies for the Saddle on Tuesday
iitist be nude ut the Magnolia House on
Monday by 3o'c'oes. Saddle 10 be- seen
at MI. landlords store. Should tie vim
ner not be p'eased with the Saddle. lie Is
NJ liberty TO exchange II witt, Mr.. Brad
ford for another 81 It's salae. ~ Tick.
cts 10 tie Gate, so cents tickets 10 Tie
stand and Quarter Stretch, One Dollar
Eiitfalice money enclosed.
feb6 ODgM & DEUNTON, Iro.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

nA1E over the ile4aoi,a f,lise fDf a fine
~ sadiiB valued IL IN 70 ea,e of on The 10Th
Jay oi February 1919 hir Gae'e sh'iiess 4 single
tast 81 4 bile, totlilg i4Ht tpttisd pgies VIII
ie ai0wai to e1sat - IiHha d,ilaTs euifaH gaz-
tie e~tIanee pdoiify 10 III addetli Father weia.iitg
.-4afoso on he gfl Ttbiaafy is3g--sH53te to he
eefn al tir Efad.1fIs st9ia opposite tie llafney
H6As.
Mf Ee1iSe Beck entees bfown pony Bob Toss.
~ VIZ u tliifgii ent .sdey pony Biiy Button
Ire enters HesiB Heel p0iey.
jan3Iti 0DON + DRtNT0N, Prg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

H. Machinery has reached a great
state Of perfection. We saw some burnt
peas pu. into The hopper Of Il coaee.milI,
the other day, aid ia less than wi min.
u'es Il was occupying u place i'll a grocery
window, labelled sOld Government Jaya.' 7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

TpAr GnEY-notNp..-We notice ~ the
Magnolia House, q capital painting Of n
Giey hound, which va understand, Ii 10
be ruf1ied for shortly. The chances viii
De ooti tnkeD, as the pointing Is pro.
liounced by critics, to be perfect.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

STATE OF LGUIsiaht
Parish of East HatoD Eenge.
Sitfh Lu9tftK UisSriNC oall.
J. L MASIaf, OF al
E nANEXrnhr at h1

G DAVENPORT ct 81
~ Vi tug q Il commission 70 he directed. from tha
Hpt. 9Th thdtifst District Itfnfln atel for lie I%sifisIi
III Far fa on Hetfae. tssate eff% Louisiana. | ssili o..
lAisn IL .ltt sals, ~ tits C9tfs liotae door III lbs
sAfraDlY tif fdt 9tag Of faftit nasfLfs5te)
~ II o'elosh 4 Ai ti4 tsiai8 after s~iesI8b9l peaper.
n toeT ~ Z paf.tla Iefn66i1 tla f#gtips %pitIHfJtE
ifns d iei l5Bt 20 VII e. II an tfltt 81 III sfiaHt4
niles below Inc 4}rga Of His6a Elaas. isa8sha &.
( attt IN ne Misal4Hpi iiifer of five afEgDt Wiilf
f5a afpiibfpfalfy trpaflts fdsts DT fss, h5ttfielt
ai4se hg lal4Es i7ss 81 TtdtBas Mis- n E1azaas
aid below ~ itsi tiifns1 tY @. NJ HfesIi lee Il
TERMS oE 81 iefnH follows tfie itifil ~ t1ye ssiae
easll, 10 tt.ihtI On the ,iag efaalp, and sie balasssb
on II tretIif OF Uie anl issa yenfs. Ills ptiffhassr 10
give his fotes 41lis ~hattofily endorsed. btariHg inter-
eat III the rats ffeisht PR teai fer pfintra afisr ia.
unity. and aeial m1'tgsgs Oh Ne pfealtles Until
il1al gatneiA Ill V UAUt
tHU III EItefir
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

t. The number Of Savings Eanks III
Massachusetts Is do. Amount Of deposits
this ysHr S~l5,55t,Ds5 So. III the year
1854, tie deposits were bit $J,d07, 773 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
Magnolia IIonse.

Elorsda 81, ueql The 3efegraph OGce.
TIE proprietor Of Ills splendid ~tlotise, With
confidence IN biz aoiiity 70 please tie most
f4idfn5F. at,fi1tiffcss 10 ti1 p1ftiie gltaf hs /. i~YfefAaf1
81 70 fathf " tiisir ta4ies aiafi ft8nfa4 lis lfrliinnt
81 len'iis ssfg larat ati4 aify-Tfpd tp IN eIszanee
and taste. Ila bar has every Thing Of ihe sEyf.
i'm I1AsssY ty gIfflDfs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

III Willie the sugar rlortels or other
portions Of the State are lloldiig meetings
% adopt resolasiolisi IN opposition to those
adopted by The wholesale gfo4rs Of Gin.
%ciannti, uud which contemplate a tnre OF
~ per cent, upon sugar ilogstnads, it ap.
pears that the slig:ar planters d our own
parish are perfectly quiet. WHY is this I
The planters Of East Baton Roase should
be up and working i IL a question which
seriously concerns them, ind If tie change
i adopted will form, not only ! heavy bnt
very nlfair tax, upon the sugar planter.
We insert the following notice VI aslneet-
ing, to BE- held II Plaquotnine, md respect.
July suggest the propriety Of East Baton
Rouge following suit
MEErfHu OF SuGAs pLASrEas.--The
undersigned, seriously regarding The A.
tempt which IS making TO change the
present rate of the tare OF sugar hogs.
heads, Us highly unjust and Injurious, and
which densaflsis the serious, speedy and
united condemnation Of The sugar planters
Of this Stale, respectfully invite their fai-
loW-ciiiaens OF 1beryille to meet at the
Court.louse in PIaqueiniiie oil Saturday,
7th Of February next, TO express The SEN
tiulents Of the parish upon this subject.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
uATpa Hptar. Fell 4. 1872

Ell gazette - The House Of Isei,fe4
seltatives have passed m act. fising d
day upon which The people sliali say
whether Of not they want d new Coisti.
tuition, and ! suppose IL will get through
the aenate, without much trouble. There
il too iHiirli business 10 be done 10 let any
one 'ileasute oueiipy too many hours.
There II too great s1 amount VT labor 10
allow rattienisf attention 10 any.
About this | eafu very little. ] have
nothing 10 do with Jaw. and can etaiong
very comfortably under any Constitution /.
20 That II Is d matter OF feally little i'm.
pofta,ce to me, whether d Convention Is
called, or not.
What | most fear Is The quantity OF
elections which will be eoiniug Oh 60 fast
one after another. First, there will be nj,
election taking the sense Of the people
upon the pruptiety Of calling d ConyeD.
ton. THIS will give fiso 10 d great many
discuseions--pnbtie meetings, and things
Of that acknowledgement Of which those
gy1 and eoi. VIII he ifayefsiDg lie coip
try h every direction II the ConvenrioD
h decided Upon, there will be llosts OF
candidates who will be excessively wiling
10 serve the dear people. Tllep comes
the Presidential election.
Indeed, MI. E1itgr, ii seriois problem
ean be pat, in this uonneclits, 10 matbe.
matieians. Il is this / lave heard OF
four candidates already -taoine Of tleso
Days, perl,aps, ! will naue theln) New.
IL there ure four candidates before the bill
has pissed, how niayy will there he lIefte
The election 7 / sut this question sri.
ousiy, because / have III interest init.
Last sutnmer candidates were swafuing
in cvety difecpon. All the country tdo.
ple bad lerssb bills at their grocers-tlty
were oateu out Of every tlling--at9as fr
~wIisky--t was Useless TO aitetnni sesr
Ing any Worse than this, they bred q
perfect festiiencc--ut feast, Ia ihr Parish.l
I remember liearing D candidates y, that
no hid been clectioticcring twoaays and
bud Dot been ut one house where there
was not some member Of the f;tnily sick.
aud II was the voters principally WHO were
suiEering. Well now, II VIC lad 80 mlich
chill nnd fever when there wire only five
eix candidates Ia tlle field how will we
be able to stand II when thee ere twenty. L
III at I'LL hours 4 the day md
night, aud talking ~aboutelcctiye juaicia.
lies universal sftffnse, and questions Of
such like importance. Oar brains are
sufficiently rackd nov to devise some
means by wllielltwe can raise good crops,
md set good PRIZES br them, without be.
ilg subjected u he additional bntlien oI |,
TO lib discnseioaa OF such
cliefnes, Can hothing be done TO stop
his! Not the pongentiol--I don / care !
that, but tue candidates. / have event
leard oil. some wi,o we're III the old Con- !
talk q %unning again. How
Many votes would they get And what's :
he ,aae Of tasinstlse patience Of people 81
hey ut least sllodl spare us,
Keep item oii,,if yon can, Nr. Editor.
80 doing, you viii coifer d great favor !
poli a voTEa. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
Match Race Oytr tle Magnolia Conrst
FL. Aenn
MJGFOTIA fuUtisE. gATDs ltDuGE,
hIHiNlI NEII1NE laft

tshe. WIN ftafess 81 III aaes@f4lree nfle lH3ats4
,fIifee i~uirltei %fdlftfi tlpts3g~tBpAg1 ~fit4ttfsd
atliafs fofi [ atnI ui9. fut1dfs td.Igl III The pf9'
ptls orr %pfesi3ea there ie8 tae. - ten,s OIL el
isalhHslag p9etaslilfg tlsfft 9iftF J7tkeV lib II eta.
Il tame atd tit4e 81 lie III March 1863. tires q
lnefe s,t5s1tlbsia 10 inlss u rtiees Jail ~ sfA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

=~S4t~xaN 4A44sf4 VI
o. Jft.au or by nieh Ustesa fstI.. al,eaf III
EENgT1 tntlss ifne1i flo fawh ef Eatol nat,se. u,
an.-Iss Beaver ete Il ~ bay mare. nbsd1t IL gsars
I'D, y IatIs hight ieft lind foot wfiise, saaIig n,eYt
The owner II requested ID come fDssgard tag ettar
yes aid take lltsf away, 9TH rvs lsa sts vii B.. sold
aeceordiiia q law. IL 4. WOLFE.
jan ~ 1s52 Ganuer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
Entertainment,

THE Ladies OF ile ItaaA 0.,daa Nj.
i ..4esoiali ion. Of Baton Ronse. wilIx1sg3Np
sivt ~ IntcftaintDentl III tile T5fahaa Of 49,
Tho ttaft House. on WEDNESDAY EpEy.
INC nert. for tlpc benefits of Female Ofpliaas.
LII 81 .fM.aA. *axg
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WAHRlED-~On The agtll instiDt. 1T
.l,s residence Of her mother, by few. A.
". Poole, MI MleAjAH Iiesprj, TO Miss
LAURA AMANDA HEanlg, all oftfiis parish.
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INV ADVERlls1MENYs,
B URKE & SEES.
RMldeys : I

IA ne nov prepared 4, andet aise III contacts
- In Their line, and aasetta tbs sane with
enl dialattt,.
lethifg attended 10 II lie stnrtset Retire.
runs and sleeiiehH otts etteft NItsn ~fsquiret.
= Up ip lie feug ufJagob Pipas's ~llfnitais ware.
y o Il. tbi II
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cISN on tie 2iai, of January tsj,gbyJ It DufrUea. Il.
- I. y Negro MN who ealts iitasslf Henry, d.
but N ytars ofd, black color. and "a fss belongs
q, HI AshIna sig1r Of fbefeille.
iile g,fsi4ris feqfesfed 70 comply viii, fhs law 81
ttEe sli.tas.ft9, JAs. ! CDUM.
ijsn Jl1aj2w Ja.Ior.