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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
C~ENsoRsHIr OF THE PREss-We extract
the following from a speech delivered by
Kossnth:

CENSORSHIP OF THE PREss-We extract
the following from a speech delivered by
kossnth.
Yes, gentlemen, j is a proud recollec-
ton Of my fife that / commenced my pub
lie career In tile humble capacity of a jour.
falist. And iii this respect / may per.
haps lie somewhat entitled 10 your BROTH
erly indulgence. a. you. III 1.-THE happycon-
dition which the institutions of our
try iusnres to you, can have not even an
idea of the tcftures Of q journalist has to
write with fettered hands, and who is
more than fettered by an Austrian arbitr-
ray prevective Censorship. You have no
idea what a torture ii is to sit doWa to
yoar writing desk, the breast full OF the
necessity Of the moment, the heart full Of
the righteous feelings, the mind full Of
conviction and of pfiticiples-and all this.
warmed by the lively fire of a patriots
heart-aild to see before your eyes the scis-
sors Of the Censor ready to fall upon your
head, like The sword Of Darnocles, Topping
your ideas, manning your arguments,
numbering your thoughts and his pencil
before your eyes, ready to blot out, with q
d single draft, slie work Of your laborius
days and Of your sleeplces nightss and
10 know that the people will Judge you,
not BY what you have felt, thought or,
written. but by what the Censor wills to
know that the ground upon which yon
stand IL not a ground known to- yor, be-
Ix,..sen tinaifpd hv ruina 1fv mn uukuaxvn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

Tnn C~oMEr.-Tlis new light shot o.
cross our edi,orinlhorizon on New Years
any. Tt's tail IL held My our interchangeable
arigil,or Of the Magnolia md w.
aIyStt. Il is TO appear every morning, and
we .hcre aa4ai it may he enduring.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

We W an apology TO our readers 'or
lI,e no~n.appearance Of the usual quantity
pof reading mptter ii our columns today
but when we say'thnt the same accident
or something very nearly sinrilar to fiat
which occurred III the columns OIL the
Advocate some time during the last high
water, hos caugnt us, we will le pardoiied.
However. wa will clear away, and have
+pnce for NIL future c~ytrGssrs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton ROuge-Sixth
Judicial District CoHrt.
Jons McKowEs,

n = yvv., | "a No. 562.
J. d. A. KfnKLANp, her hrsDa nd
DY virtue of 4 writ Of il. ia, directed to gfht
- sheriff Of The Parish Of East Baton Rouge
and State Of Louisiana, from the hon. ihe sixth jn
dicial district court, IN md for the Parish and State
aforesaid, ] will expose ut pti,lie sale. III tie court
house door, In the tpvn Of Baipn Rouge, o., >aur
day, The ausafA hty Of february, 1852. ut II o'clork
A.. M..alI the rigAt, title, interest and claim Of Mar,
e. Weemes and J. Al. kirkland, her husband, II
and 70 The following defcriled slaves for life, to wit
10 yenrs old; seized ., pny aud satisfy The amount
Of Judgment, Interest and ccsts ia thc above emit
tied suit.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit Of n~rrraise
menf. II. " BARfN,
jim 3, 1eJ2-6t SheriE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

T- We received Intelligence a day or
tive since rom our former townsman, but
now sole proprietor and conductor Of the
CONT Street Varnndal,, NJ. o Mr.. Y. He
bert. Those of our citizens visiting the
city can be sumptuously served at his
bonrd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

Our Imp says he never saw, Or wants g
wee, q more generous and approaching pub
lie linn flie one he had file pleasure OF De
liyerinu lis address on New Years. he.
sides giving him as much egg,iogs as his
time would allow him TO stay for, they
showed their Kindness by being liberal ~
tlieir gifts Outright half dollars--for which
lie Ii mostssrntpful
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
The Mails.

Tie screw which works upon lis, Ia
reference ia our mails is terribly loose
WcAnow not the why or the wherefore,
but certain il is that there is an irregnlari-
ty existing ia their arrival here, which is
povkrlial, and which should be corrected.
We are iattsred with the idea of having
q daily mnii, but this Is all ideal. Some
timds we have, sometimes we have act
Sometimes I've receive the previous days
papers regularly for d succession of days
az other times we wait and wait for
them, aud finally receive q budget Of Them
marty days old and worthless.
We d conceive no excuse for this. II
we are entitled to mails, mails should be
Forwarded to us. and 80 forwarded as 70
insure their receipt within q reasonable
time. Our principal ones come from New
Orleans. Not a day passes but several
stetm boats leave that place, bound ZIP
the river, and we cannot see why letters
and papers could not be sent BY them one
day as we'll as another.
We don't pretend 40 understand tile
r~na.Iner this department il conducted, but
il seems 10 lis that there ID something un.
necessary in The dividing Of The mail bags.
d i done. one boat takiog ne letter mail,
another the paper.
a Is the rarest thing Imaginable for ts
% get 4 mail on Friday. Ne notice this
dan particularly as it's the one npou
wlIich our paper Has % U made DIP, and
EXCEPT Wv chance, We can never see !
jorsrual published ii New Orleans the day
prguious.
Eaton Rouge has ! larger mail delivery
It'll apy three Post Offices II ,te State,
olt of New Orleans, put together. W.
hope they gat served three times IS well
Hf tltss matter canlsot ~ altered. w viii
Oh courac submit. Our disposition u nol
olcens,lre, but merely ~ state The facts =
" the proper anthorilies may see them
MA as I'VE are satisfied they have no az
siIs ba. 70 DO that which il right ii hi
aaises, taat they may correct ~ abuss
ifssit W possible.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
State Taxes,

NOTICE is hereby given 70 oil persons owing
IN State Texes for the year tls5l) that the
said Tux Roll Is now in my possession and open
for Collection. fl. ". BABIN,
january ID. 1850. Sheriff 4 Collector.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taxes dEtat.

A TIsrestrrar Ia psesente donue h toutes per.
~ sonnes,1ui doive des Taxes d Etat pour Pam
nee (ls5Ij Que Ia role ies Taxes d.Ttat est dams
ma possessienfpour collections.
jan 3,-1sD. III. ". BABIN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

We are constantly indebted to the l..
ID. WHITE, for the latest papers. No
boat comes more regular to o,ir wharf, and
none should be a greater favoriie with tht
travelling community. She is sound,
~staancfl, ana commanded by officers who
are nntiring n'tleir'cxertioiis to give gem
ernl satisfaction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
ETXT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CO,lr du Sixfeme District-ParOlSst
A'Ess Baton Rouge
~.
M. C. WBEMgs and
J. ID. A. KfnKLAsD, son

n; :; Wssnss and mo. gssl
mari.
I'm vertu dun srvk de- Il. IA. a9hsesse si Sh6rif
u de Ia paroisse d'Est Ration Rouge ct Istat
de Id Louisiana, par Honorable CoItr do Sixiemc
District Jndiciaire, dans et pour Ia paroisse ct
Fiat dc Ia Louisiana, Je exposerai en- vente pub
fique d 10 porte de Ia maisotl de cour, dams Ia willie
de Baton Rouge, Sauedi, e 7me jouv " FSvriey,
1867 a II henres tu matin. fous les drcits, f7tres,
interets ct prefeptions de- Mary G.. Weenes. etJ
ci-apres d6cfite, ~esclaves pour ID vie, savoir: VIVA
une nGgresse ct George, deiIyiron 10 ans, saisie
pour s~afisfaire le nontant de Jugenlent, iDt6ret ct
frais dams faffaire ci-dessus intitulee. aTermes de
la Vente-cofnp:art, avec benefice d'evaluafion.
jan 8, els. 1852. III. Y. H.ABIN. Shirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
NNs
Public Square.
The Police Jury.

.LMDElE - t8
About n year ago the Police Jury resol-
we'd 10 enclose the public square attached
to tile Court House, aud we believe tito
work IL progressing. aud that ere long tile
present unsightly approach 10 the Court
House, will he changed into a park, well
planted with Shade trees. The Board Of
Selectmen Of Baton Rouge passed d reso.
luton ordering brick. sidewalks to be made
on the west eide of St. Ferdinand and
east side of ST. Louis streets. including
the public square the resolution has been
complied with, except, by the parish, and
at the last aessian Of tle Police Jury that
body refused to make any appropriation
for that Object We sincerely hope they
will on Monday aext give. orders to have
said sidewalks ssadc-tlhe Corporation Of
Ba4eaa Rougc. phys tnliua ~ ilt the parisi,
treasnry taxes on the amount Of ole mill
ioli two hundred Thousand dollars worth
Of property, and receives no benefit Of
said fnud, and yet when n small improve
ment Is demanded, it is aa0gn1Miaousiy
refused. We have heard it strongly hint
ed that Q petition will be presented at the
next Legislature to separate the C'orpor-
ation from the Parish. Til the payment
cf taxes, the Corporation by such q meas
ure, would have everything 70 gain and
nothing to lose, and If the Police Jury
persist III their refusal to make said side
walk, wehave no doubt the petition will
soon be circulated
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Mercantile Agency.

A4I# ~.
There las beeu ntl attempt to establish
one ofthese agencies here within the Inst
few days: with what success we are not
positively informed, though we are indn-
eed 10 believe tl,at the usteanpt complete
" failed.
The object ofstbis agency, as onr rea-
ders well kAcw il. TO enable Q certain set
OF mcrcl,ants Of New York TO be posted
nr iii The nfTuirs or tile merchants with
whom they have, or may have, business
relations, and 10 accomplish this they
have ali ageut IN every parish ia every
sIaie whose business il 10 report TO head
quarters all the reports abont the statid-
ing Of aIl pcrsolis who may be doing bust
ness ii, their District. III other words they
planl 10 every community a Paul Pry who
sees iuto every body's Affairs aud sends off
ii statement Of them daily. We sincerely
hope tire is not a mall ia our midst who
would iend himself to sutli IN ignobie
purpose, but Tor fear that some che may
have been imposed terpa without a proper
knowledge Of The lie probabilities they ia.
cur, We would state That Mr., A Tappan
Of New York was lately sued for having
given false statements to his agency ID
reference, to the standing OF a certain mer-
chant, whose credit he injured, and judy
ment for len lhousand dollars rendered
,agaiust him. this is a good precedent, and
we hope it will be followed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
STATE OF PARISH
OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Seventh District Court
Parish Of East Fcliciana.
Ma on

-. Seventh District Court
Many q. Wrrmrs and Parish Of East Fcliciana.
III TX KIarrArn No. vi.
Y virtue Of g writ Of aliasf 4. fae, directed II
IL the sheriff Of the Parish of East Hatop
Rouge and State Of Louisiana. issued from ti,e ly1.
the seventh Judicial district court, In and for tI,s
Porish Of Enst Feliciana and State Of Louisiana 4
will expose Mt public snls, ~ the eoust. louse In lie
town of Baton Ronge, on Saturday, de sessath day
title, Interest and Claim Of Jfary &. Weemes ana j.
p: A. Kirkland, In aud to the following slaves f6r
life. to-wit;
Negro woman rJana. aged ahonf twenty i've years.
and her son John, aged abott SIX ears; surrendered
BY the aforesaid defendants ~ pay and satisfy ths
aiaouit Of Judgment, interest and costs In die uboye
entitled snif. Sst
Terms Of sale cash, with ihe tenefs Of -appraiss.
ment. N. n. BABIN,
jan ., l3a2-tt ssa,ss &heriE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

Some OF iii ooNvENlENcEs no De- DE.
RIVED FROM THE NASHVILLE II NEw
OnLEAs,s RAIL ROAD.
The committee sent To Nashville upon
this ~sna,ject say i'm their report:
IF this road be started and the work
under progress, great impulse will at once
be given 10 the various roads now ia pro.
lection. and Ia three or four years New
Orleans will be reached from Pittsburgh
and the northern lakes 10 sixty hours
Nashville and Memphis liz twenty hours,
Knoxville in east Tennessee in forty
hours, and Washington city ID sixty
hours"
This would in reality be bringing nearer
and closertogetller the population and pro.
ducts Of our vast country. Think or be-
ing able 10 go from this place to WASH
ton city in seventy hours. We could see
d President inaugnsated withoas being
longer AWAY from home than we now are
when Oh visit To New Orleans. we
wish that All the stock III this road was
taken, and tllat the cars were wras'l ling
over Tie track. We do not doubt bui
that " win shortly see il, for The work
u of great necessity. and II must be builtl
After making most liberal deductions fol
losses DC. tile committee are satisfied
that i will ray an interest Of twenty PEI
cent. This Il d sut1icicns return to vi
rage tile attention Of capitalists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03

hi tlse latest accounts Aaat
tlis Chic river W. ffoxrsl osefs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
ETAT DE la LOUISIANE-PAROIs-
Sc BEST BATON ROUGE.
Coay an SeftiiMs Disf1iet-Iaxoisse
gd,Est Teiicsana.
RunnANA Ninsu1 Ia -
MaRY 2. WFfNEs, and No. 9y31.

RmopA "a, NlCMUIx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
SlRTlIN'S MiCiZlNE FOR 1852,

tNrNuirp ~ EIAIrN hNu N,IaLTND'.
Ecily pages Of RadiHc N1Ver,r 0r.l W
hIHr NrirH P1rs, Of udiiTuHal Rad.
Hg urFr ant u'urs No. usual giuHu-
fg rtrra ig No. - MI-asi4.,
Ths rwp,,,tr,. ai thi. I.,iuilr l.,,rI,'l, have
u1 ls su,h arrangements 80 ths 'usuiug ,rlf, Is
will .uIl lsti,t rnf,is ths,f M,g,ffnr o. iHs pei.
tiu1 alrrai, 'ssigrsd i1 u ~ thr \m,u.,u Pc.
boz ihr lulHi E,uk 81 litruiur' 1ui ,rr
N, fAlish'f. have dri,fmiurI 60 sIar' up 'N.
Isu.s Doe iuIauiug The urust decided suJ-tHfit, o.
thrf Mag'usr, B1i sithuut iHi.II,H. IrInu.r.
If1t 90 similar rl'rVfis,s ,ihr, urv i-ulssh ,h1I.
bog, UInI-iitruu, attn Ituul ,rHUIar.f i1 ihr u--
colt. Tiu stUtts 90 FUiTt NEr,tts u'in.
,f ~ ,n th, Ju, Nuul~r, sri trf vhr.h che son
~ O4s Y5HssHrl h.UFrs wps I1ij, Will d. rHp'in.
rl.I tp the ,..,i Nu'umf Tn r.litsrfta aIr d'sI.
rr,. that >,rt,iu's Magazine 'huuld o. pu,rlarh
d,.iiugs,.h-l a. , rsIs'sitHp Sc 'h,
Ciaioru Pra3l roHs ef im1uurH GH'U,
IA su,pu,r, fr ih- Eturr, ihr, u,,' uHI, n.ior
t1 thr bst 1T vri',ts, we'll kp1vB in che UuHi 81
l,tfrr. vhu., Uut.lutiuu. ht,r g,ru ,'.H- 10 lee
vfrr,fIiu. ,slrrnr.
Mputh, I,s,1I siU d. iur.hsl uf tho mr.t
iu,rf,.uu. ur..ing sN,Dts, apT-ft,'niug tH lu-U'-
ipr,. ~Jrrrs ,uI Au, iu hath hrmisp hUry. al-n,
Buspphi,,I Nuti5's IT ,m,u.ut I.sf.1us, lirl, dr-
erased Tho Kr,Jsss 81 usV lsnks .h'U H. iuI.
,uI impartial Anpus ulhr, HH,,I stutg.luu., We
trfrsrrt tsIf stAHrfilsfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
Thrice-Weekly Journal
For 1852
ALEGISLATyE PAPER.

TIlE Sul-riii-t. vd rtll,'h, dsr.ng the cusu
iug Wi0isf srssiun ~ The ls-ish',HH N"i va. ui
the THRICE WFEkLr JOURNAL, to l.. b.
voted lu the Rspufts II tho lFgi.hu,r rruo,.liu-s
the Gsnstal Political Nsvs IT iir ~, - and
chuio. .s.,tiuos II M.orlhrssIus "rttsr,
The p,u,rr,liu.s 1t he coming session viD d.
II murr than uiiiupu iutrust, spl ihsrr are ma1,
Important mraar o. IT l,gsliiuu requiring che li.
toutinD II lUlh ls,na.,.. Auuns them The m1si
pfumiusut ary--thr G,psul \ppHIhuumrot 81 state
Representative. aad ~euttrfs upir thr usv Iss-
zoe, snl ihs pruiot,ug 81 The Spu Gee ~ ,n.i''d
II .g,,1 NsiHl.rs II Cuugt,ss Involving uursiisrs
~ uu,h political iu''r,stthr lippiIu ur r,fr,tiuH
II q system IT Irrr U,nk,'g, loI a1 lr."l,rul law
-mtHN iWUuriHHt Railroad urstilus, tu,nl,iu.
lrthips rtup. tiuDs &c hn iHlir',t l'i.s ct STATE
credit uf di''t appropriation ~ -st' hnds ur
iu1ds i1 aii ~ uur ur tvu !fr,t rHuirs1ni pr,la
~, aa oiuu uiI' o. made o. tIsal ihs usu l.rgunr
las iur,till, rufiu.iug gr,It 'N,i''nsut 1u,i th'
u,rst animated drlaio.
oi the, api aIl uihrr dI.,r.sirr. w. shtn pee.
scot lhs .piut p ,Hl.tpu,r, .u i,ra s raH H.. iap'
iu che space 10 HH OHHmpuI. \ .su,H f'T~t uul,
can a. .Hsi1iurd o., The srl-S,,rtiHl. vhtJh Will
ur,ls,lj, l.. fr,.i,,,l. n will u.t q. ,>r-rtr,i.
ihrr,iHfr, that l1,thiBg m1fr thi1 ,u abstract ui
isl-,ts. g'afui, r,a H. g,,,u ~tth ths s,,'Is'ao,
u,'ls ssBpll,, ui rlafrs II ,rn iuJs.rtlui ,hnr-
I,isr, sbt,b s d. s,l'trn,s ruHr, HI, rrI-llt''I.
The puU. uf ~ ThuI,-N~kk J,aftual vill T.
pNL DOLLAR luf ihr ..,.ir1=iNN ,Ut,Uti ~
AuNANtf.
u wil D. uul't,hs,I uu Mu,u,,. NiuSTsu,,
aui IUiuAN mrruiu.s u, the arran.rnrut. thr
Thuor,M,,kk lnumll aad ihs Br,Sr-W rrkh
~ vil o. is.Is'i Hu sisrlHs Ir,s-lhus iufrish.
eng , DBTv Legislative, r,r,f
WHEELER \ SIMPSON.
Nuyn.u, Na,.l, ls5i. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

4, thr Roo Curuf, Juumr..iunrt, ui ths tuHHt,.
90 krur.lsy srI uN'Hr'.
WE. ihr ula,rlgn,I, rsIs,Ilu.', urtr.rTih1i
w aJuH u ihr rrri Rad, o. r'iIri,l lrl.
TEL ,n tI,s t-iti.u ct y, D. Doom aui ulh,r., uti,
h. that J,u IT sa,i u'i el.,h lr. l'tu,'n Doe
J,,TrUf h.r.. 81 John ~t.s,p. Boo Ib,,ftU. buI Ih.
r,s,d l.,l,us lp r''rg y rir'' BOO '1id INu,r,
have i-,uu, upu.,...IrA &c th, hi.Hoiuy u.rs .s,
u,msh.
It, Nluiihr 1lpor.l,I ruuI ru.,l hir. caster.
Is Of Moth W,Npr >pthr FACTION il-u, 'lI hing
v,.t,ll, II ihr Nnirn-ruggiu lN,r, hi. I.ru I..
,.,utiuu,I, i.S,u.r tbr uhi.,t Doe ~hi,h ihr rul.
U,. I.,it,I bad ,sui.bsl thuHugh th' medium "
Riil RH,d.
-. - tuurh ct ihs rrbiprl Jurtipnu f .lii uli
ls Itr- l-tur,p thr .ti stevens ani th" .aii IiAr
read, D. nuv t,u.sr,i uunr''- -,r b, the lu'i',uu
Il the "N,uum liu3a" ulu ut which D.. uu.lrr
contract ipr mlkiug,-anI che u1d rc,ni., nolirl
900 ths Isiiliun of samuel lla'lv 90 AMI uihrr-.
81. Mhru che .liI N1uuu Road add lilhlNin
Road are made suI up,D,l llf ,llic u.r, The, will
furnish aA ur,ltl i,'i'Ts &c travel 90 th' 'iriHiN
1T th,ir lu',liuH. and th' d-,ruiuuuu' hHIv'uHsN
,,l too, vuuld ,ui uUl, ,Nunprltr ths tuuut, from
p,,mrnt II damage, hut vuul save the town ln
which AID pi,,r II tuad .tuu,icl irlm ubu.,s.-
az, aui rrfT,iul cNIsn.,s, without Withholding
ir,tn thr trt,,rg JulArr 1900, material lsu'ht which
ruuld u,..ihl, ar,fuJ 90 thrn tium thr mtAiug 1uI
rr..iTt che same. ", thsulrrv respectfully &C.
yi..t th,t ,uu will di.ouutIrur al piece II r1d
t,tnWith, ,Nt,uliug The stmr o. thr stone marked
a. H.. wet ~ ihc riAr rnai, ss thr time aI'""'I
l,r us,k iug the sBug viii sHuu ,NIiIr.
BENJAMIN rlkE, and u other.
D,t,Iu, u. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
STATE ~ MAINE.

k,NNgur,, ssi--Iu,rl Of Ioutt, Cum.ui'siuu'
ru, Au.u., ~s.-iun, lSil, hed D., aNJUuuun,ut
Nov. ~, lshl.
On the Gr,guiug Petition, satisLrtun t.'uo'
having cu r,ri,,d that che pstiuusis ace r,sIslu-
side, AMI ought o. Il. heard tuurhing the matter ct
forth IN aid Petition, It q Ouiuo, thatlhirty DAY.
prr,iuus nulic, T. given, that the tuuni, I"mm,,-
siuucf, will meet At the dNelliug huuse ct lrWitnin
Pike in Ta,sitr, Goa rr-dsy, the Dbl day ct bcc'r
neat. Al 10 u'sl,,k \. VI; and thence pU'c'yi Co
view the route mentioned IN said Petition, anil ui-
m.lat,l, afterwards hear the pirtic' anl thcirNii-
ps..s, aud then lakr such farther measure ~ the
prrmi.c. =. ~, Il. sdjudgr'l proper. Sad notice
ln H. given b, seNiag an attcsird copy IT said r..
ti,pu and ths order thereon uIou the tl'tN 81 the
toan ~ fa,suc, the Chairman 81 the tuuniN Com
missioner. II ONnh Cuunl, aud hy po'tiug ~ such
copie. IN ih,e pulic place. ~ SAID tuWn ct lsy'i-
to- ADD b, Publishing the sapc "a the Age and k'n'
u,l-c Juurual, painted in aid County ct k'nr,l+c'
AMI Tho ONiod D,mOcni, pubhc u,NsiaIcr
printed ~ the County ~ ONiorli that all r,r."n.
and corporation. interested NAV attend anil u" heard
Il the, think pfup.r ...-.....,,
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SlIERirF'S SALE.

U'NkEN ou au rN,cutio1 i.susI upon iuigIr'nl
recovered un The eighth "a, ~ Nu,,uler
l~ii. 1 ths ~upr,nr JuIiJial C1utt Sc the C,upt,
uf krpnsi.c, o, william n. Henson ari Ruir'
r0ft,r, in an action against The kh'lj Hu1,h
Rail Road ComIau,, ani will u" sui 10 ruliir
Np,iiuo o. the highsst hii.rr, un the so,snih ds,
~ FEBRUARY, lSSa, ~ 0nr D',l,k in thr niirtn0pa,
I1 che tHvn II Hugkbfbl. ~ the Depot n aid Rail
Road Comrau,, ~ The right 1t law 90 iu equity,
which, uu he flurtsJDih ta, IT March, lsi0, thr
s8id Rail Road Cunpau, had IT rrlromi1g from a
uHJtga-r given ~ s,id Jumpar, on the 2oih
tt, 81 pJtal.f ISio, Co IDn,is a.. J. smith, anal
rryrr,ls,l in the Er-isip ~ nrrls IT sal Couui,
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Rad Rood Company. The .1tI land pHI ths .1ii
f.1Fhl.r having l-fu attached nn said i1wic,uth
Lrt ~ Mach lSjl. uIs.B thr original wit boz che
.1rI ariIul against .,iI Raj Road Cump,1,.
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