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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-10-21

which have appeared in the Tribune and In
| dependent, and which DIR. Parker charges me
with writing, and with publishing without his
| knowledge or consent
Before giving the history of that wish To
make q few remarks upon the history now
gone over.
| IL appears, then
l. That Mrs Stove had had nothing to dc
with changing DR.. Parker's language; that il
was form of language that had been uncon-
tradctedy attributed to him since 1916, pc.
riod of five years; that it was universally be-
leyed to he correct presentation of his views
that this belief was not dying away, but stead.
| lily increasing that this language did not be.
long to partisan abolition journals, but that il
appeared in the most reputable and publicly
trusted journals in America and in England
that it had been received in Great Britain, in
connection with the published opinions of other
men, rs fair exposition of the sentiments o.
American ministers on the subject of slavery
employed rs SUCH as the basis of ecclesiastical
action and that ecclesiastical action justified
in the public papers by the citation of this re-
mark as evidence of the atrocity Of ministerial
public opinion in America that it had return
ed to the United States to re-appear, not only
in newspapers, but in the annual documents Of
the Anti-Slavery Society, as fact which, hav
ing passed an ordeal of five years growing cir
culation, was to be set down as received histo
ry that then, Mrs Stowe innocently copied it
and that il stood for eight months before tn,
public, in her story Of Uncle TOMS Cabin, in
the National Era, just ~ it was in the boob
when DR.. Parker took it up that it stood from
the Goth of March till the 9Th Of May, in Jew
ett's edition of Uncle Tom, period Of seven
weeks, before word was lisped by DR.. Parker
to let any one know that he disowned the Ian
guage and the sentiments.
Such an instance of literary silence we sus
pect was never before known and there i
nothing which is a parallel to it. except DR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
state Or Eouisialia--rarish of East
Ratnu rDtirE.

In pursuance OF proclamation listed by His
Exeelletley Joseph Walker, Governor Of tbe Stale
Of Louisiana.
The Polls will be open at each Of tie Election
precincts in the Parish Of East l3ato1 ,Rausc.
OH Tuesday the 81 day Of November mkt,
1852, for the purpose Of r~aeeiving the votes OF
the qualified voters Of this Parish, voting for ae-
tepting Dr. rejecting the Constitution.
] he Calrhlissiahets will receive tile vott ofdll
PERSONS entitled TO vote under the present Com
%stitutioH, and Under the Constitution itosv to be
accepted or rejected by tie people.
Every qualified voter, voting Tor et against the
Constitution. shall have written or pfinel on his
ballet, the Constitution accepted OF the Constitu-
ton rejected y -,
AT the Cobtt Hbtho III the CITY OF Baton
Rouge presided by Messrs, John X. Duirocq,
q. w. Christine, did J. w Jones.
At the HOUSE OF Mrs. I'owneend's in the
PLANES, presided BY fe8srs. Henry e. Young,
s. W. Newport. and William SoweIl.
At the Hatse of Mr.. Greenweils nenr Sandy
Creek, presided by .Messrs.. john =. MeCaa,
Junes Cooper, end William EsHy.. ..,
At the forks Of tht Road netr tiie hhiise Of II.
B. HARRISON Esq. presided BY Messrs s. W. l1towt,
II. D.. Harrison, and Joseph Heard, Commission
ers, Tbs Polls to be kept oren from 0 A. nj.
tHttl 4 o'clock ?. Nj. Said Election 10 be conduc-
led and returns thereof mats by tho Cofimis-
siot1ers. In all respects according TO the rfovisions
ofthe Constitution and Laws, in such cases made
and provided.
Given Under MY hand officially Oh this 1sta
day of September 1862,
Fl. Y. BABtN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

In New Orleans on'Monday es entns The s7il
inst by the Rev. Sylvester Wo ~cdbridge, Mr.A
Montan Ir. OF Baton Rouge, 10 Miss Sarah Jane
Hand of ST, Fraucisville.
Our friend Tony has, been overcome at last
Cupid's piercing arrow |, some thing irresistible
and altho' strongly fortified, our inestimable friend
was forced to reeeed. Tbs Stern mandate Of Him
who is authority has been complied with; and in
The new arena into which he has entered, may lie
and his, experience all that issjoyhil and bright,
We cannot quit this subject before expressing
our Indebtedness TO the happy pair, for that mos,
bountiful supply OF the good things Of the marri-
age fcaste, That most boun,itul supply of cake
and champs.gn were delicious all in our Office
can testify--ahd eeeh joins the other In the hope
that all the happiness that attend q welded iiies
and that your future pathway may be strewed
with all the joys and pleasures attendant upon
n nrosperons. earthly career.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
- y
STATE or LGUISIANA-Pafish or
BATON Rouge.

In pursuance Of d proclamation Issued by His
FgrrIle1cy Joseph Walker Governor OF the State
of Louisiana.
An Election Will be held In the Parish East
Baton Rouge.
On Tuesday ths ,ad day Of November mex,
1852, Tor the purpose Of choosing six Electors for
President and Vice pressISht dfthe United States,
Of the Parishes OF plsqnet1fhes. siid ". Eetuafd,
the Third Municipality Of Neh 0itlsanq,
(now 3rd district Of New orleansl Faiiidiitss
IRENE. One for The 81 Electoral District, com
posed Of the First Municipality, [2nd district Of
the city Of Now Orleans, Faibonrg IRENE ex-
eepteJ, and the Second Municipality, now ist
district Of the fity Of New Orleans. One for the
3D. Electoral District, composed Of that portion OF
the parisi u Orleans lying on The right bank OF
the Mississippi fiy5r, ard the parish Of Je% ferson,
ST Charles, st. John Baplist, 81. james, Ascer-
sion, Assumption Lalourche Interior and Terre-
bonres
Ono fol- the 4thFieetprial District composed Of
The following parishes to Wit; sc T'amany, WASH
ipgton, Eiyingstoh, Vt. Heletla, East and West
Feliciana, Point ceupee, East atd West Baton
ilorge. hid ~'b'srvilla.
Said Election to be Held Dis follows II wit: at
the Court House in the city Of Baton Rouge, and
presided BY Messrs John r. Dufroc1, q. w.
Christine, j. w, Jones, at The house 81, Mrs
Townsend at the Plains. presided ny Messrs.
Henry G.. Young. 8. W. Newport, and William
seeeil; at The house tf Mr.. Greenwich reaf
Sandy Creek, presided BY, Mesrs john l. McCsaa
James Cooper, and William Kelly.
AT the forks Of the Road near Fl B. HarIson's
residence, presided by Mess,s Absalom Dixon, w.
T.. Burnett, and r. W. Brown, Commissioners
One for The 9Th Electoral District, composed OF
the counties ef Attakapas, and cpeIeusas, and
the parishes Of Rapides. Avoyelles. And one for
the 9th Electoral District composed ofthe counties
of Natehitottes, Onachita. and Conctfdia, End Of
the parishes Ok Catahoula and Fratklih.
Tie rolls 10 be Ret. open from . A. NJ. Until
a o'clock F., NJ Said Election to be conducted
and returns thereof made lby Tic commissioners,
in all respects according 10 the provisions of the
siitulion and Laws in snch cases made and
Il ided.
Given under my hand Officially at Baton
Rouge oh The 18th day Of September 1862.
H. v. BABiN; Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat de La Observation-Disclosures d.Est
Baton Rouge.

ffisienne Cow dn 5toh Disbja, ac1udNeseat cou,
IN sitifae Distrit Juaf1aiuys.
CdnstaAre noeii'n Dnplantjer vs. Johi, w. Dawson
t.4A I'm 20. 2dI0.
LIN With da1 aHMahs a. IT., lfnte Isns ls ptoes4
- c~l-dessils intitnih eli niitnefpte, Of aiIrest6 Il
moi par phoiiofable Co.,r di Sixisme District ~
t%'.elair' daiis ct poir ID Patoisse d'est Baton f,pph,
Ct Etat DO In I5uisiafiHe, J,ai saisie rt J'expos.ts.
en- sefite publiqne 3 la porte De la ,tisIso, lie ro,s
dams la vile de Baton Rouge, Ssatnedi le Icuxiet9le
Jour dOciobre,. proclaim 1862, a II beures th,
traatin' Ia propri6t6 ci-apres decrite, savoir. III
certain %Jngement en- paveur din delende1r .joti.
W. hatsson, ct coptrc Adelia Bird, fetttfne Din DR..
arntiel q. l:ayeoch, st le did safnitieI e. Lspcdc,
son mari, potlT hut cent ct sept piastres ct sooix.
ante ct sIeze cents, 1907 7G-l00j Ie duel iuge-
nehf tut fendi EN- faveur du dit Dawson de1r,f.
deur' 10 l3dme jour de Mai, 1861, par fhonorabI BIZ.
Colir du Si&ieme District Judieiaire, dams ct pot,t
ls pafoisc d'est Baton Rotge dans Ia ffiotilre d..
"a succession de William Fl. George. dsckde, -
No. Gl, des r6gistre ds Vi dlte Cour lie din iTtiae
ment est saisic pour payer ct s~atisfaire le iuer4
ment, ihterets ct tfais dams lie process c~i-tiessuis III.
titiile.
Cotriitjoas He Ia veute -- Cot1ptan 49, ave. t.,
benefce d6yaiua,ipn. Tine corie du iqpeineIi
ssisie4 " haisinlenait ~ahhihoneee, pseittt sire We i sno,,
Bure ALI III
CO % Aout-Bt. II. " BABtN s,,.r;f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
SHERIFF SALES.
Etlt de la Observation-Disclosures d'Ilgt
Baton ROUGE,

44nrisnne Coar III .ifnp Dttf,it, attppHearn Cen,
DIV strifg,e niatfdt Jadieiai,v. VIZ
A.. Fletcher, etoR. Vi tsxet,tte1fs de A. Cavelier, ri al
- No. stltB.
ETT Raftl | in Writ,'ed i. ia, iaue6 dams %l'afaire
~ e~i-llessiis ilititul6 ct a,ltnsrois, Ut alresse All
Sheriff de- ia ratoisse dist Baton Rotige, pal
Honorable Coar du sitx,t uie. District judieiaire,
daits ct rotir Ia ~fsaroissa PET gutot Rouge ri
Fiat lie Ii Louisiana, J'est,esarhi IN vehis pub
liqia a la porte dc Id fnaison 10 tpiir daiis III Y'lla
dc Baton Rutge, stitnetii Ie deasietne iotir doe
tobre proclaim. 1859. d II heitres tu fiatin, la
propriNte 81 apres decrite, sayoir Tn certain
moroccan de .teffn on haliiation eonnu CONNIE
j halitaiiofi Davenport, sitae dana eetie paroisse
tFFst Baton. Rouge d ~ensiron qtaiorzs miles en-
BIDS de ID vile de BaIon Rouge, ayhnt tns face sur
lc tleuye Mississippi dc 1uiiifa drpef1is, Plus Oh
rnoihs par uue proiohdei,r do qudtre-yingF ar.
fsnts., borne ala tigpe, int6re;tr tsr ttetres de Gil
bert Daigfe, ct IN kuat par tetfes aes heritiers
. Henrietta Cavalier vauve Maxent ct autres,
Conditions tie Ia yehtelAeofnpiaIt-avee le be-
iefce d'etaiuatiotfl II. v. BABlN.
ee - Auut4Bf Shsrit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Rtat de Ia Observation-Disclosures
DIST Baten Rome

T6NFoRMENENfa une Proclamation leiDr.d
~ par Son Excellence Joseph Walker, Gouv-
efneur dc l'Ftat de Ia Louisiana.
Les Polls Servont %o1yeris d chaque arondis-
sement Precinct detection d6t,s ia paroissc
d Est Paion Rouge
Marji le 2eme Jour De Novembre proclaim
1852, enfn de rseevor lie votes DIES toutes pefsonnes
ayant la dIolt de voter dams cette Paroisse, pour
sloptee Gu reieta la Constitution.
Les Con- nissaires recevfont le vote de totites
persoHnes taiyaht ID dfoit ds vote sous I'aneiennc
Constitution, ct Sons ID Constitution maintenant
presenta pour etre aeeeptee Oh regetee par lie
penple. .4ftI
Chaque eleeteir votant petit Oh coDtre ID Con.
~stltution. aura eefit on iuiprimer sur son serntiii
"Constltution aceeptae7 OIL CONSTITUTION, reietee.
A Ia Maison de Ceur dams Ia willie de Baton
Rouge presider dar NJ M.John r.. Dufroca, G.. W
Christine, ct ]. w. Jones. a Ia Maison lie Md
Townsend aaplaines, presider par NJ M. Henry
C.Young, S. w. Newport ct William Sowell. ii
la Maison de Mde Greenwich pres du Sandy Creek
presider par NJ NJ. John r.. Mcraa, James Coop
er ct William Kelly. all fot,rches du chemin
pres de la maison de H. B Harrison Esq. presider
par NJ M. Joseph Heard, FL. B. HARRISON, ct S.
w. Brown, Commissioners
les Polls seront tenue ou.erts de 0 heures du
natin ~jusq'ad heures de l'apres midi Ia dite
election devra Atfw ~con1uite ct les retours dew
sont en- etre fats atisi qte. lie reduierent la Con-
~stitptioti ct les Lois,
.Donns sois ma Signature ~oficielle ce 1seme
Jour de Septentbre 1859 H. v. BABiN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat dc Ia neutrality-suspicious. dist
baton tnurA.

Car IN Sicetdme Dtstt7cs JuQica1Lu.
sam!,ti Mount ~. P'ssr and Irorethnn-No ItG5,
Efh vertil DUN writ de Il. fh., Ibhcs dShs h
~ process ~ci-dessis intitule ct humtrols, II
s'lressh I MOI par phonorable Cour do Sixisnn
District jtdiei ,irr, dans ct potr In paf6isse d'f.kt
Baton Rouge IT, Fiat Ut In Louisiana, re potefa
en- venta r~ilbllgite 4 Ia porte de Ia na3iso,i, de co{,r
.lnrs ls vile de Baton Rouge, satpedi IL De-, K,
i6'ne Jour foctebre rfochain, 1869, ii fpiaf ID
pirpprieta ti,pnfrs dftrile shtoif IL machine Do
st'ctstls e aPparsil Y sptartenaht, fi'n6 daus
t.stte pahoisse East Baton Rotise. d environ d1s.
t.bTsp mile de Ia vile .t Baton Rouge. prks III
Bay.oti Mafithac et str rhallfhtioh ds MI. pfker
tili dts tqlefehdet,r dams ls pr9ccs Il sdessus %intithfh,
It aPPJp tshant Ell c%otntt,tlt ,las aits defaudeeu,iis,
FikeF z Foreman, ct par ei,2 fssthdii pbiir tayyccr
ct s%a'lsisaifh lt %rnohtani du iI'gstnepi, iutttfts Il
frais dais 4. tittcss ~ri-jesspss intiluls.
sCondlli1ti ae IA ente-cohntpiant4-syt II t6-
t,sfee Equalization. II. v, BABiN.
10 2s Esltset sh6lf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
state oil Louisiana Pdrlsh bf East
Baton Rouge.

Lutte IHffR DistttH C0ttrt, H1tD Si9th
.tudar5ak District Co,ift.
A. Fletcher, III al, w. Executors CT A. Cnyaf.er, ct al.
No. ldiG.
pT Virtue Of a writ Of a. H., issued In The
- above entitled and nun befed cause, aud di-
retted toths Sheriff Of the Parish OF East Baton
Rouge, ftori the Honorable sIiasth Judicial District
Cahrt, ~ and for the Parish plf East Baten Rotge
and Site Of Louisiana, | Mil eyfbsn Ill rilbl'c
sale, AT tue Court house dsos'i in the. sity q, Baton
Rouge, on Saturday the 81 day Of 6ctober next,
1854, at II o'clock, 4. Nj, the hereinafter described
rfaptpef1y, to4Nis 4 certain tract qf land Or plag4
lation, ktpwn as the Davenport klan!alio5n, siti-
atel IN the Parish Of East Baton Rouge. 1t about
~folttteth, miles below the city Of Baton Roiise,
havipg d front tn the Mississippi river OF fifteen
,nitre or less, BY eighty arpenis in
atd, bounded as follows on The lower line
by lands III Gilhett Daigre, ard aloys by lands Of
Tie hetts Of ltenflnita Cavbl.er, widow Maxent
and others. .f
forms of sale, cash, With, The benefit Of up
ii. V. BABlNt
atlg2S.Gt Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

Canada fer Pierce.

THE Inspector General of Cauada, ia
his speech on reciprocity, dila,ed On the
prospects of General PlEacE, and declared
that If lie be elected President. the pros
tect of obtaining reciprocity viii be en-
HANGED wonderfully The Democratic
patty, the speaker added. Is mast faroya-
DE b foyeigr ssterests;- and on that
ground he desired the success Of General
PIERCE
III Il plain that If The coming election
depends upon the influences of Bfisain or
her colonies, PiERcE would be the snc-
cessful candidate. Bnf the American
people are not prepared 70 gise up the right
If suffrage in this instance. 81 erelnt 70 ex-
ereIse ii wiia i view solely u promote
Isf,ti.h interests. Tie anxiety of the
I,eiadoH Times and Of the Canadiaii min
ntsr Il natural, ncyertheless-RpanE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Mr. Asnle,s Acceptance Of slae
Etep Soil nomination,
!: Down N. H., Sept. 9, III

I lover ~. H., Dnlt. ., lSDS.
My DfAa Sin ;-- When | wrote TO my
friend GIG. Fogg, Esq., Of Concord, pri
Of to the j'ittsburg Convention, declining
In anticipation any nomination by that
body. / supposed that | should not have
occasion again 10 treslass On the atte,l'
ton of any o.ie on tIist subject. The de.
cision which | then announced was not
only LII adeordunce with my W taste aud
judgments, but also IN pursuance of The
earnest, a.ld oIt.repeatea request, oil. those
whose wishes 1 felt bound to respect, vig'
my wife and children.
1 l,pd supposed and hoped, efter ihat
letter was written, that The close pf my
present term of service in the Senate
would close my political %cnteef, alt, that
the BRIEF period which was to e!apse be-
tween THE, present uild that event, might
not be DISTURBED by hty attempt OF, tile
part Of my ltieiids II INTRODUCED my name
into tIt ctlitests did struggles Of a Pres.
identify election.
Bit abe members OF That Convention,
With singular t%nanitnity, have judged dif.
f%erettly. ssteti being the case, and, the
friends with whom | simpsthise having
deteflAineel TINT the great interests of civil
d nd constitutional liberty may be best pro-
NOTED by d uo,,rse different from that in.
Dictated sy myself, ! have not felt at liber-
~, untgr the p~eeulier circumstances OF
THE oooasiolt, to set up my opinion III dt.
rect oppoeitioli TO such Gil expression Of
iiy frield.:. | therefore yield my W
wishes ana opinions to those Of my friends.
and THUS assent TO what has been done,
Notwithstanding tiy previous refusal to
~consent:tilat 1t might be done.
| wiSil also to- cay TO you, and though
you 10 tliss portion Of the public who may
feel stis i2tefost in the matter, that to in.
quiries which n,ay be made Of me. as well
as to those which, have alrehdy been made,
as to whb, my opinions are on various
subjects, Ehave.l,o answer to, make, |
suppose TAFT 4ilose who Nominated me
did il FROM a conviction of what | would
do, founded on d knowledge Of what had
done, tathef thun any facility | might be
SUPPOSED to possess In making pledges
and pruinlees for tie future.
Bit II ! we're ever SO much disposed to
enter the lists hhd contend with those
who dual ah promises and pledges, aud
Professions Of fidelity to the cause we es.
pouse, / could hardly hope 10 come Up TO
the standard of those made by nio,i prom
inent In dur ranks four years ago, but
which have been since forgotten and
.trampled Npon by those WHO made them
in their bot haste 10 euaoll themselves
under a banner Upon which are etlscribed
scntimentl and principles, seven.fold more
odious ana abominable than those against
which they have retolted.
Very respectfully, your friend,
JOHN 2. HALE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat lie, In LcaIisiane--Farotssc
dsIsJt Esa ton KDasIea

cKNL0I II ,uo proIri : n, I,rcb
nsr aan ExcsiIs,c ias.ah Walber G,,a.,ar
90 - 4 rI.at =. g. I ~ = sggs ~ .,,s .i,.,ie.s ssa.
.s Fl, =" 'l.,s Il p ps : a, 1,a1I r,. !, p",,aa sei'
+ M,r III Il y - a,e e'' Ia,,r 4 da Nan.,, lpas ,,ro.t,;,
saao enfh il cho,s;r s;4 sfee,s,,rs no,,r Pres;da,,
- V;ea praa;dcn, .ag Istat.inss = fo'' e'4'e
r. ,,o,,r IL Ir.o d;s,r;st s aia,3ors, sorr
ar ri III Il plan,em;nes do 81 psrnar Z. US 7,
pS,e ,,n,c;,al; A. IL Ns,v.iie nrisans m -
eIlemeai l. 5me district d, ID NeaveIIs. ORIGINS /
elertora, cou,ro.e H. i, Ina M,,a;e;fat;ta faa
d;sit;c, IL IL Nanvs,la n,tsano famtaft,, d.t..n :.
xc,.nte l. o,ns M,n;e;,it;l rna;n,sns,t 1srs ns
tr;cit 10 IL ManvaIIa n,iasns r. no,,r H. aanaa
d;s,r;ct elsctora, eannose do cei,e nort;aa a. T.
sara;ss, ~ Il n,taanl ~; :. tsa,yd ~. H. ~ = 20
t. Eis,ve n s;s;nn; 3 ies nsrn;sse da iarnsaas
q rbsr1as 81 Xxx, ID paa, ;ssa f,anos Asasa
- ,a'sot :. van Y DoP'.'tct .1H'|oi 1.stcH-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
To Hon. Henry Wilson.

kossuTH ON EMraRATtoN.--oov. nos
suth, in q brief letter to an English piper,
gives advice to emigrants Dig the result OF
his observation ia tile United States. lie
says, what all judiciouS observers here
have long known, that no region OF the
earth holds out ST strong attractions to
men Of some means, and Of Industrious aud
frugal habits, as the Western section oil
the United States; aud he strongly urges
melt of this stump in England, who find it
impossible to maintain aud properly edu.
cate their families there, to transfer tlieir
lahors totlie United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
SHERIFF SALES,
STATE Of LOrIsfiNh-Parish or
East BatOt, Rouge,

Sixth Jn7niak Disk,itz Ct0uyt.
sah'',el Mount IA. Piker and Fofe,Ban@~No IcC5.
IL virtue oi Il writ Off H., isst,cd in The
- above entitled and numbered suit, and 10 me-
directed frotn The Honorable. siSth Judicial Di..
ltiet Court, in hh'I lof the Parish Of Fast Baton,
itot,geE and State rf Lpitisiapa. | ail EXPOSE vt
public ssla. Mt the Court. house DOR, il The cit,
q Baton Rouge. oh Saturday, tha ~ftcoiltI ,lSy5 ,ot
'pJctpiber next. 1852, ut titelge q'elhslR. NJ, tho
hereinafter desf1,he,l p~rot,etty, te-tvit The ~.
sHFf1'ds'se engine and api,bratps thcfdtnfo be-
longing, gli'a'Fd ia this Pstlth Of East Ba,oll
Rouge, at about toliteen fniits ltoin the city OF
Batoii Rouge, near HE i3ayot htanehsc. and drm,
The plantation OF Mr. Pikef, one Of The ,iet.i.
tahfs II, the abnve entitled snil, ard nw ned ~
common by said defendants, Piker and Foreman,
ems ty them surrendered, to pay ainl satisfy the
amount Of judgment, interest and cost iii tie
above fniitfea suit.
TERMS Of sals, cash, aifb the bst,rfi of sp-
r%taisemeit. aug29-Gt II. v. B8BtN, sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat do la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'Esst
Baton ROLges

CoAr dn Sirjenae District .Tudictny,e.
Margaret Pfsifsr. eponse, rs. Michel Dot,ehel, Mari
No 1864.
TNF verit, dun writ Dc II. f.. lance dams l'afEaire
- ~ei-dessus intituls ct nirnerote. ct adresss a
dieiaire dams ct pour III paroisse d'Est Baton
Rouge ct Fiat de la Louisiana, Jexposerai ell
veh,o p%ubli1ue / Ia residence dc Ia d, fBndant
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, ssmefii lie dct,x-
idme Jour dOetobrc proclaim 1862, a midi. Ia
p~ropriet6 ei. apres decrite, rendu par le defendeur
lBpuehel petlr payer ct ~salisfaifn 10 Iughf'ent, in
teret et lfais dams 10 process q dess'fs ~iiti,ul's sa-
yoir tine s%urells junent nne vaehe ct son yeal,'
voiture du cltar-eGbanes, ct TN lot d'usteI1sils de
cuisine
Conditions de la nts-~ccrt1ptants4avo le BE-
n6fce d'cvaluation. Ii. v. BABIN.
ce % Aott-6t Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat de la Louisiana Paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge,

Conr aa Sixtemr Dsstrirt .TkfIEa,Jc
l.. r. Mazsist. q H., fsfIlisrsde IIenrietta Csstsaier /,
veuse Ma&cilt, %. Cbass Da senporl, ID ais.
No. 6s3.
ILN vertu dune commission lance dams 10
~ process ci-desssis intiiuI6 ct numerote ct
aaress6 ! midi par Honorable Cour du Sixiene
District Jn1ieiaire dams et pour Ia p~aifoisse TEst
Baton Rouge ct Etat de la Louisiana, J'exposera,
en- vente pabliane a la porte de la maison de cour
dams Ia vile de Baton. Rongte, saarH,ledi le deis-
ieme jour dOcatobre, 1861, 4 o11e httfes tu h,a-
TN, Ia propriete ei-apfss d@feccfite, sapoir: Tn ctef-
tam moroccan de terre, situ6 dams eettr faroisse
d,hst Eaton Rouge a environ trasze miles de Ia
V,ia de Baton Rouge, aysnt une face de cinq al
pehtssur lie fleuve Mississi ppi, par unte profondedr
de quaire-vinst arpenfs, borne au dessus par ter-
rrs te fhornas Miller aqd Rcusany ct sl de sous
par teires rsc1ameT par Chas. Mc1Michen.
Conditions de Ia vente-.un tier du 'prix d'adiu-
dleation pour efre payy9 ali Compliant fe our de ia
TSnts, ct Ia balane en- trois installation eeganx an
TIuei, Pacquereur a fournir des bi.iets e1fidoss6 4
satisfaction. portant irteret q raison de HUT potrr
cent par an sprss seh6ance ct hypoihequ e spectacle
retenn sur Il p~ropriete jiasquau .paierieht Hnsi.
ce IS Ao.st.Ct II. " R4RfN sbassf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
= Fast Line.
FRESH IRRIHALG

I1Y late arrivals ! have receceised the folioNa
- ing articles.
100 realms wrapping paper,
200 Siagg & Shay and other s. G. hams,
10 coxes Mac 4 Mac tobacco,
400 bags shsIied corn,
15 basfTsls 81. L5uis flour,
90 do Ind. and Ohio, do,
2 Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogs1sads prime sugar,
Is Dozen fancy and extra bruofrls,
is Boxes prime w. r.. Cheese.
20 Barrels cement and plaster,
3J Boxes soap and candies,
80 Barrels fine HhfskeY.
Iii addition TO which ! have all other articles
comprising 4 regular Produce and Feed Stock.
JOSHUA BE.aL,
june 10, y. Nearly opposite Post Office.