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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

" The Grealt4st spring Medicine!
Carter's Spanish ilxture-The only Pu.
rifier of the RtOod.X-Tnis wonderful snd truly
valuable Medicine has b een tried by great mum
her of our citizens and pas performed more cures
some most astonishing than all the balance of the
articles so extensively al vertsed put together 1t
i the onIy certain and ,faiiing remedy for MER
CURIAL DISEASES. will cure syphilis In the
urinary and secondary 81 kges, can be testified
10 nv hundreds of grateiu patients whom delicacy
forbids naming in publ FOR diseases OF the
LIVER il has never falii J.. Ii positively cures
ScrofuIa and Eruptons d all kinds. Blotches on
tue Face, and roughness the Cuucie are In q
short time entirely remov Numbers OF certln-
Gates from gentlemen of the first respectabi ity
could be given, but Is the article 10 made in the
county OF Henrico, any be not acquainted with
the medicine the I'd aker IN person. II CON
tans no noxious or hurtft articles, can be given
with impunity in any weat er, and win be found
the best medicine for the ring which can be used,
or has ever been tried
Cali and see the direetid ns with description
and history of the medic ne and number Of
wonderful certificates from persons you know.
BENNETT q BEERS, ruggists, No. las Main
stfeet are the sole Agel to Tor the sale of II In
vino vii. supply Druggists and ethers TO
sell again and to whom all orders must be address.
ed, as il must pass through their hands.
nay Sim
EE The Once OF the New York Her.
aid, Philadelphia Ledge baltimore Sun. Baltimore
Clipper, and General spor tor al the Newspapers,
Magazines, and Chg 20 Publications, 10 1T i04s
Broad stress, oppos g tie Broad Streri Hotel,
at1s deaesal Agent
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TRAVELLING DkEssEs.-l nave IN
L store a nice assortment of goods for Ladies
Travelling Dresses, such as Linen Poplins, plain
and plaid Ginghams. French Linen, Linen Lusre
&c, &C., for sale low, at WIN. J. SWORDS,
jy3 225 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

+ OST, at the corner of 10th and Marshall
Il streets, on Thursday evening last Rough
Draft, or Map of aportion OF the City. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at the
Dispatch office. jy3-a+
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LANDER It's OFFICE,
18th Street, under EXCHANGE Ho,.,

Drawn Nos. Patapsco, ls4. July End
70 II "a &c 81 60 Sc 81 10 AZ II Al
For To-Day.-Bel Air, 27-CapitaIs s2OSls
5000, 5000. 1900, 10 of 1000. 7s numbers, ID
drawn. Ticke's S5.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
jy4 w. Fl. STATHAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

D HOE & cos Circular Saws, 4s, Sc, st.
III. 60 inches
Butchers superior Mill saw Files, all sizes
Copper Riyits and Bars for Boiling
Italian and Russia Hemp Packing Yarn
Lead Pipe inch to "A inch diameter
In store and for sale at low prices By
C.. ]. SINTON a. CO.
jy3 Sign of the Circular Saw, n Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

Tooacconisss You that are using psints 20 J.
rale difty colar. an4 which clog 40 The nrands
snaasd GIVE my Paints trial sud thus avoid ~
EVIL, a. they are prepared with great psias. and
warranted " give satlsiacti,n $40
w n. DsnE chamlss.
" Main ssfeet, near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

OTORAGE.-Guano,s sugar, muiasses, fish, &c
~ received on storage in the large cellar under the
Virginia Central Railroad Depot
jy 3-1m 5 HUNTER, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05
Mn. Glars FAxrLr.-Of Mr.. Clay's do
mes,ic relations tie New York Times gives


Mn. Glars FAMILY.-Of Mr.. Gays do
mes,ic relations tie New York Times gives
the following particulars:
Very shortly after bis removal TO Kentucky,
he married Lpcreiia Hart, daughter Of Thomas
Hart, Esq., prominent citizen OF Lexington.
Another daughter of the same gentleman was
married to Hon. James Brown. of New Or
leans, Minister al Versailles during the adInin-
is,ratious of Mcssrs. Meuroe and Adams. Mrs.
Clay, who is now in her q LIST year, and in the
enioyment ofrobust health, has been the moth
er Of eleven children, four of whom died in
childhood. Eliza, young lady of unusual
promise, was very suddenly removed by death,
in 1924, while enroale TO Washington with her
father; and almost at The same moment the af-
ficted parents received intelligence of the de-
cease of another most interesting and accom-
plished daughter, the wife of Mr.. Dubalde, Of
New Orleans A third daughter. upon whom
the fathers affections seemed to have center
ed after the death of the other two, died in 1852
She was married to Mr.. James Erwine, Of
New Orleans, and her loss was blow from
which Mr.. Clay never recovered. Ofthe hve
soas, the eldest, Theodore Wythe Clay has
been since beyhood, the inmate OF iun sa.
asylum. Thomas Hart Clay, born IN 1918,
resides in Kentucky, and is engaged In tne
manufacture of hemp. Henry Clay, Jr., II Is
hardly necessary to say, lost bis lite at the bat
tie of Buena Vista, while fighting chivalrousiy
for his country. James b. Clay, and John nj.
Clay, the Youngest, were both educated tor,
and we believe, are now practising The PROBES.
sion of the law in their native State.
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sTKATTON's OFFICE,

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No 2e, July3:
% 72 &c So Is "a "A z IA 40 70 IS 46 g
Half Nos ID 81 So, dc do 54 SO 72-sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No C, July3:
81 6e l2 so Ii n "a % 81 80 I SO
For TO.Day.-Delaware, No rs. Capital Sc.
S5l. Tickets So iv5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

pURSE LOST.-A lady, on Friday evening
last, passing along 9th street, lost her Purse
between tine Presbyterian Church and usr.hal
street. 1t vas long Purse. made of steel beads
AID was of grey color. Should any person find
it ne will receive liberal reward if he will leave
it at this Office. iv52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

EXTRA BUTTER.-Just received, small
Ia OF of extra fresh Butter put up expressly for
the Southern market, and warranted to keep. II
is packed in small kegs of about 80 lbs each--for
sale low by HULST & KING.
jy 1-4t Old Market and 1872 Broad a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

~ An unfortunate bachelor, returning from
an assembly in a crowded coach, declared that
he had not the slightest objection to "rings on
his fingers" but had an unequivocal aversion
to ''belles On his toes!" The poor fellow
had corns; but avowed that great aches from
little tee-corns were nothing to the agony OF
"wrings on the nose," superinduced by ma
trimony. Much disposed to pity that man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

VANOYKE BROWNIE lbs VaacvI.
Brown, very superior article, Just received
and Tor sale very low, BY w. M. DADE.
Chemist and Apolhecary.
Jyo Main street, near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

hIET FOX INVALIDs.-nscksris Fs-,,,ee.
II Bermuda Arrow Root fresb: Corn s,as.s,
Gum Arabic, In humps; salep, Csstion's Powder
I'll very light and nutritious diet for invads or chill.
dren. for sale by " en.''
jy5 O. A. sTRrcrrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

pREskRVING KETTLES AND FIR
l. naccs
Bell Metal Preserving Kettles some very LARGO
Ensmeied do do Clark's max.
Iron and Clay Furnaces, assorted sizes
For sale low by CT sINTOE a On
Tvs Sign of the Circular Saw II y.;n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

T AND IN HENRICO.-We will sell about
IL l35 acres of excellent Wood LAND, without
improvements, lying in Henrico county, about sew
en- miles north of the city, which is supposed to
contain Coal, 1t being the next tract to one from
which much Coal has been taken and the Land be-
ing near Hungary Water Station, either wood or
coal might easily be transported thence to Rich.
mond. Here is chance for a grestbargain. Apply
early T0LER & COOK,
jyl General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

MI ONTAGUE'S DIRECTORY FOR
IA le52-Subscribers for Montague. Direc,orv
for 1852, are earnestly requested to call at our Office
Tor their copies, and all other persons who wish TO
have book sc USE ul to every man residing Ia or
near the city, are invited to call upon us. there
jy5 TOI,ER & COOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-05

EOR SALE. n snack and Boarding
l. House, most favorably situated, with conple,s
appurtenance, such as Tables Chairs, and other
Furniture Dinner and Tea Service, Cooking Stoves.
&C &c all new and in frat rate order To h. sold
for cash at a moderate price For further infor.
nation. apply at the Dispatch Office iy 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
POSTPONED SALE.
State Of Leuisiana-PariSh Of East
Eafnu nnrQp.

Francis Phillips vs.. Catherine Thielnan and
Husband. No. 99T. Sixth Judicial District
Court.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale is
ID sued in the above entitled and numbered
sliit and to me directed from the Hon. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, I have seized and will expose at
dublic sale at the Court House door. in the town
of Baton Rouge, on Saturday tie 5th day OF Tune
next, 1852. at l2 o'clock NJ, all the right. title,
interest and claim OF the defendants In or to the
following described m~ortgaged property, to wit:
a certain lot or parcel Of ground situated in that
part of the town of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Anthony Grass, measuring thirty feet front
on Lafayette street. by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth french measure. being the South
half oflot No. one Of square No. two according
to The Plan thereof, together with all and sing,l-
lar the buildings and Improvements thereon, be-
ing the same property mortgaged by Catherine
Theilman Of said Parish defendant in the above
entitled suit, wife Of Frederick Theilman in fa-
vor Of said plaintiff on the 18th day Of January
t1s50.1 by act passed before Samuel Skolfeld
Recorder in and for the Parish of East Baton
Roaye.-Seized TO pay and satisfy Judgement in
terests and costs in the above entitled and num-
hered al nse.-Terrns Of sale-0n a credit OF IL
months: the purchaser to furnish his bond with
good personal security, anu bearinginterest at the
rate Of five per cent from date until paid, with
mortgage retained on the property sold until the
final payment of said bond. H. V. BABlN,
Nav 9Th At. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
POSTPONED SALE.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisse d,Est Baton R0uge-Cour
du Sixlome District Judfciaire.

Menard & Vignatd vs.. McCutchcn q Hafn 2ton.
No. 1043 .s.,sa.f
TN vERTC Dun ordre de saisie ct vente, dams
T. I~'afaire ci-dessts intitule ct uumeret6. ct a
moi adresse par Honorable Conr 1u Sixieme
District Jujiciuire, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ct
Eta. susdit, al ssisie ct exposerai en- vents pub
ljoue, a Ia porte de la r1aison de Cour dams ia
vile de Raien Rouge, Samedi le 3erne jour &c
Julie, prochaih, 1852, a II heures du matin, les
propriet6 hypotbeque ct-apres decriie, savoir:..
TN certain moroccan de terre GU habitation. sitile
sur Wards Creek pres du Bayou Manchac, dams
cette paroisse, a environ q~tatorze miles en- bas
de ia vile contenant deux cents ct qlatre evlngt
arpents ct demi plus on moins, borne a Pest ct au
sud par terres dp D5cteur Burlington, %autrefois de
VIM. Hefrin, a rouest par terresde John q. Fore
man, ct au nord par terres de Gritty, avec toutes
les batisses ct Anelorations la-dessus, aussi un
antre moroccan De t3rre, faisant face sur lie Bayou
Manchac, dams II iParoisse d'Est Baisn Rouge,
conteH ant six CO: is q~uarante acres, borne en- maui
mar terres de r Srnrneaux ct en- has par cenx de
Stephen Cobb, baisie pour payer ct satisiairele
Judgement, interet Ell frais, dams le process ei-dessus
lintitule ct numerote. Conditions de la vente-
4 In credit de ,louze mois, partant interets a RAJ
son de hut pour cent par au b date du jour de Ia
vente jusqu' au ~iaienent ct l'acquereur D tonur.
mir son obligation a douzs mois avec bonnie secu.
rite personnelle.et hypoteque special retenu JUS
qu' an parfait placement de la dite obligation.
junl24 at a.. Y. BAbiN' shef'i.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
aaa POSTPONED SALE ~
state OF LOuEsiam sa-.Esarash OF
East Ration Rouge. 8

John Bird VS.. M. 2o2l II. II. Milliaus--Sixti Ju-
dieisl District Court. =,
ID virtue of a writ of seizure and sale issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered cause
and to me. directed from the Hon. Slxtti 1ualclai
District c.Snst, hi and for the Parish and State niore-
sud, i will rxrose at public sale, at the Court II ,.se
door in toccity of Baton Rouge, on Saturday he
third day OF July next 1852 at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. all the right, title, interest and claim Of
the defendant in or TO the following morigage1
properly. herei;aft, n described, to wit: The plan.
taiion nponenh.ich the defendant now resides and
known as the Arlington plantation. situated in this
parish Cast Baton Rouge,l containing twenty
tn d and a half aspents trout on tue river Mississippi
by forty in depth, having nine hundred ana ulifty
superficial arpents, together with ali ana singular
the buildings and improvements bounded above b,y
land in said parish adjoining the one above deserib-
ed, on the town line, containing six arpents front on
the said river, by forty in depth. bounded as stated
by the tract above described and by lands OF Col
| p. Iiicky below, with all the buildings and improve
merits thereon. 49,.
Also the following named slaves to wit; William
a rough carpenter, who was rs years OF age on the
| 18th day OF Marcel, 1912 ; Jncoh Linaey, then a
! Jacob Gorlier, cooper %; Henry Gortier ~, Ed
m,ind. engineer %; Charles rs, Francis %, Henry
| Isl, Phil Il, Diminicl -, Dave VI, Henry ~ Ion u,
| Big ice 10, Lee "a. Cyrus ID, Little William ~,
| Sueky 90. Clariea %, Patience ~, Big Jenny ~
| Rose 80, Mary Ann &c, Minet!e20. Sayory ", Ann
40, Matilda %. Heity 40, Betty II, Nancy II, AilSi'
g.. Theresa Z, Denis 6, Isabella q, Little koseiie p
! Susan Cook 80, also all the issues OF the above fss'
| cribed mnrtgaged femtle slaves since the dale o.
| said mortgage d3lh day of March lS42.1
Seized 10 pay and satisfy the judgement. interest,"
md eost IN The above entitled and numbered cause
tarns If sate-on ii crl dit Of ~ months. u e purfht
ser toafurnish ifs IL months bond will good % rs n
| al security, bearing 10 per cent Interest from dait
| until paid and mortgage retained until finai pay
ment 81 said bond. II. v. BABiN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
dEa Dafon Ro,ge-Coar da

dTOiSSe q G1 DUf0H nor ge--tOAT QM
Siziezac DaMgiek Judiciaiye.
s. Young vs.. Justice Gerholt. No. o33. rs
Novembre, 1852.
GETTE afIaire relever aucune question, II e,t
~ done oidonncr ct adiuger quill y a j~ueeuleut
pour la demanaeresse Sarah s. Young. eontrc 10
~defenfeuf Jastice Gerholt sur confession de juge.
ment en- favour dc ia demanieresse scion Ia priSye
de Ia petition, SAVIOR Pour deux mile sept cent
piastres, ct de plus qn'elle dit jngemeIt pour
quaire arpenf te terre GU il demesre, dans la
vile de Baton Rouge, lie meme decrft dams 10
plan de la vile CONNIE lie No. 80, dams cefte par-
lie de, Ia vile appetizer Gatestown; lie meme rar
lui acheter avec les biens paraphen,aux, ainni
etant biens paraphernaux, Ell Ia sieune en- sorie,
ct dh plus 1u'elle dit iugefnent ronr Ia nfgresse
Delite ct son enfant Ned. rs depuis rachai de Ia
mere Delite, ayant etc achetee par le mari avec
les fonds parapherunx ID meme en- sorte, eli les
enians siiiyaIlt ia condition de Ia mere, ct de plus
Fesclaye John par ellie amend en- marriage, soft
deerets q ellie en- sorteIe ct de plus qu'eIle DIE
jugenent rour Ia eomne de h1it cert ct qtjnze
piastre, lie ~nloniant des les biens paraphcrpaux
collectG par ct convert a rusage de son dit ma /,
ct pour irais, Ell qu'elle SOFT deeretG d'ayo.gis
maniement Independent le tous les biens at pro
prietes apart de son dit mari 1t pour frnis.
tSigne.1 81 J.J. BURK.
Juge de Ia Cour du sixieme Dist. Judiciairc.
Noyembre 26.ls51.
Bureau de Grefier-Paroisse d'E.st Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. Je c%ertifie qni le precedent
est une vrai copie du jngernent original enregistr6
dams mon bureau.
Donne SOUS ma main ct lie sceau de metre Cour
du Gene District Judiciaire, d Baton Rouge,
lie Penn jour de Janvies. A. d. 1862
lSigLe.I M. MORENO. CrcHcr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
ET4TUE La LOUISIANE-Par.
o;sso 0Jlesf HdI0p RonQc.
SUCCESSION Sale. ar
STATE OF LOUISiANA-Parish Of
East Baton ROslgDs

In the succession Of Jossphns Baker, decd
No. 2a4 Probate, Sixth Judicial District Court.
DY virtue Of a commission issued in ne above
ID succession, and to me directed from the Hon.
Sixth judicial District court in and for The Par
ish and State aforesaid, | will expo 9 at public
sale at 1.-The Court House door in the Cityof Baton
Rouge, on Thursday the eighth day Of July next
us52l at the usual hours Of sale, the property
hereinafter described belonging to said succession
10 wit.
A certain tract OF land situated in this Parish,
EAST Baton Rouge) on the river Mississippi
above Springfield landing and adjoining Sale and
Posey, containing two hundred and forty arpents
more OF less, the boundaries more fully given on
the, day o r.sale. On the following terms and
conditions. 10 wit:
Ore fourth cash, and the balance at twelve
months credit from the day Of safe-the purcha-
ser 10 furnish good pers onal security, and mort
gage retained On lie land till final PAYMENT.
June 9th Ct. H.. v. BABlN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
TENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'Est
Rafau RnIlge.

Dams la Succession de Josephus Baker, decede.-
No. 224. Preuyes. Cour du Sixieme District
Judiciaire.
TIM VERTU dune commission lance dams Ia
II Succession ci-dessus ct b moi ~adresse, par
rhonorable Cour du Sixieme District Judiciaire,
dams ct pour la Paroisse ct Etat slsdit, J'expose-
raj en- vpnie publique. 4 la porte de Ia maison de
Cour dams la vile de Baton Rouge. Jeudi le Seine
Jour de Juliet proclaim, 1852, aux heures ordi-
naire de vente, la propriete ci-apres decrite, APP
partenant d la dite Succession, ~savoir: I'm NOR
ceau de ierre sitti6 dams cette Paroisse, East
Baton Rouge,)# sur le fieuve Mississippi, an des-
s,s de Springfield Lanling. ct joignent Sale ct
Posey, contenant deux cent qnarante arpents Plus
on moins, lies bornes plus supplement decrite le
jour de Ia yente.)
Sur les terms ct condition ~si,ivante. savoir -
Tn quart compliant ct Ia balance q un credit de
douze mois du jour de la vente, facqa6reur four
Mira bonnie securite personnclle avec hypotheque
r6t6nn sur Ia te1re jusqu' b paiment finai.
ce s JUN. 6f H. v. BABfN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA,
Paroisse Quest BATON Rouge.

Ijaas IaUape ae Ia Successs07s dH LIZ.
Ira Smsth, decfde. No e23.
TN vERTU dun ordre de Ia co,ir du eeme
u District Judicisire de FEtaf, pour la Paroisse
de Ia Paroisse de Ia pointe Coupee, en- date du
II Avril, 1852, adresse au Sheriff de Ia dite Pa
roisse ct Efat sasdif. II sera offert en- vente pub.
liaue. Sanedi, lie 10 de Juliet, 1852, D Adjudication
,:SmithfeId, situe en- cette Paroisse, q environ II
miles au dessus de Ia maison de Ccur, les es-
dependant de la dite succession, SAVIOR Les
~esclaycs Horace. negfe age de AZ ans; Rachel,
cuisiniere agee de 80 ans; Emeline, jeune ne
gyesse, agee de II aus Louisa, jeune ~regresse,
de 8 ans Frederick, nGgrillon, de 7 ans; Sam,
neeriIlon, de 5 ans Paul, enfantti,un an; VIII
liam, domestique, de 10 ans Isaac, macon, age
de- 2S ans John Isham, forgeron, age de 81 ans
Littleton. ingenieur, age de 3S ans Jesse, negre
age dc IS ans; Washington. negre de SO ans
Margaret, negresse de 25 ans Isabel, n egresse de
6 ans; Henry negrillon de 2 ans Rose, negresse
de d aus Wilson, Negro de IS ans Sam, char
p~entier de rs ans; Joe. negre de ~ ans Henry,
McLinn, Negro de ~ ans. Emery, negre de ~
ans; Mary, negressc de- 30 ans; Angelina, negrcsse
de 10 ans Adelins, june negresse de II ans
Jack. negri,lon de Z ans; Henry McLinn, negre
de 90 ans Sarah AIN, negresse de 20 ans: Lewis
Negro de 81 ans Washington Negro de 25 ms
Louisa. negresse De % ans; William, ~negrillon
de S ans; TON, .~nnegrillon de 4 ans Harris. en-
FAINT dun an Ned Hunter, Negro de Al ans Ma
iilda, n sresse De 30 ans, ct son enfant de 8 mois
Essex, ~negri,lon dc Is ans. William Black; negrre
de 20 ans; Ben, negre de ~ ms Davy, negre Dc
so ans Celia, n6gresse az s37 ans; Lewis, Negro
age de ~ ans Squire, Ilsgre de 90 ans Amy
| negresse agee dc 23 ans; William Davis, n6grt
age de Al ans Lucy, ~negreese ag6e de ~ ans
Richard, Negro de &. ans; Kitty, negresse ages
| de SO ans Sarah Martin. negresse agee de 81
ans; Elvira. n4gresse de 9 ans WinEy, negresss
de ~ ans, 1t son enfant Do 8 inois; Martha, ne.
gressc de IA ans; Nancy McI1inn, negresse de-
ans Silas, enfant dun an; Catherine, ieune ne
gresse de II ans; Beverly, n~6grillon de 8 ans
Harriet, n~egrillon de 3 ans Sylvia, negresse Dc
| SO ans Marshall, 1Ggrillon de 10 ans Emma
ieuue nGgresse de s ans ct Purnell, %enfant dur
an, egale men, les chevauxs, mulets, bn1fs. wag
CONS, chariettes, charrues, pelus pioches, woehe'
outils de fiorgeron de t~onnelier ct de charpentier
aussi que d'autres eiIets personnels attaches d il
dite ha bitation.
Con litions de Ia yente--Comptant avec bene
flee d'inventaire. NJ w. POPE, Dept. Sher
Quest Baton Rouge, 4 JUN
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SHERIFF. SALES.
N REMISE
STAE or L9UISEkNk-fastsH q
East B0k02a HoNge.

N.9tMEEE VhsS fN"FS
Manard g. vignaud w McC'i'elien . iia'"psN's
y s;x,b Il, iicidl District Court. !,
10y virtue Of a:writ of Eeiz're Az al sa,.s
IN lfe aoo.g on1, fhe lion. Sixil, Jniiriai
n,p 10 ne a.sa /. ,sa M ,he parisi, ard Stste alpre-
raid / have seiaes and will espose - l. hu ,nn p J. =
hi ranrt fTorse aAor Id tho toain q y w 5 ..,mHi
on ssl,rjay Tie si day Of July 1877 q 4 : s..en
!. d. tar hereinafter describcd. iiortsagea ploiseay
q v.;t < e.y,aii1 tract Of lind o. laai,'nuon s'ssla.
tad on wards Greek near the liayosl ,n,mnc ~ aa ~, ~
.,,;. n.r;sh 4, nTout fourteen miles below the Gsy
- - Pam PONCE containing two hundred nm eignIy
,,;,c md = l,aif artcnfs more or loss. 15sfiden on u
n o.. md Mouth BY lands " Dr. Burlington iormslly
VIM. IIerrin on the west by iands g as,,a III. 4 ORR si,
,rsn nnd on tho norti. by lands OF Girtly, WI. ~
.hs builJjnrs & improvements Herein. Also ano'he!
,,sc, of Land fronting on ,he Bayou Mefichac IN Ihe
rasiaI, or Fast Baton Rouge containing ~ hundred
and forty acres bounded above by Ia,ids 81 Som-
rnaa,,x and below BY those OF Stephen Cobb. oeiz,
I'd 10 DIV and rntisfy the judgement Interest ala
eos, in The entitled suit. Terms Of sale--"na srenft
81 I'D months, hearing intcres ~ The rate o. 2 per
cen,,im Der nn1,im from date Until paid ana i've par-
chaaer 10 furnish his ~ months bond with goon per-
snnni ~security with d special mortgage retained I'M
iii fI,,nI ~nnyrners Of said bond.
I junel2 1T ..t.aFr ny ta"S