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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25

Ara MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD
william B. wier appointed secretary: The following
after Being esuit considering the nusous
which held and still entnuod to exist At the time Of
justice the proprioors and small for
mind pns % %
on Our has been accompanied by exceedingly
which Tie Brother Jonathan nobly Whatever
may have been tho M Of tho @ cir
and expeditions steamer has been fairly tested and tho
kind attention shown by the Caytain-wm. H. brown
and the officers connected with him. particularly Of Captain
co%stSe s' These wsro n
were iS%s rs'I nss '1
seldom or extended under similar circumstances.
o h sn S &c
mia travel To in word we after the expert
80 the favor and patronage pubnwho honest
opinion duty bound to sgIs rs,r an. =. will
nigh and exorbant prices which INSCRIPTIONS
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Mrs Mary King, Mrs Murray. Mrs Brown Mr.; Drum
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John Dunn Monshrs, chss lnsa% c.nsSld s,J.I,
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Hedges. . Fisr wiliiams II w!sms smith.
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SsSss mFsR SFssE' I'm
smith Daniel Pgllqsk RTsrnish Day. Es s,Ss-
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D~r,s,cou Intelligence.

Grr Cass IN MrssouRL-The democrats IN clay coup,y'
Mo met in convention the 2ls ut ana chose I'LL
gas 10 tho state Democratic Convention. Among tho
resolutions adopted the following - -.
Resolved. That Lewis Cass, Of Michigan rs ous nrst
choice tr President and William o Butler Of KENTUCKY
for Vice President pledge ourselves TO support inc
nominations of the national convention.
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On Tuesday March 80 by tho Rev. Dr. Tying rector of
st. Georges Church, GERsHom X. SWAN Esq, to MARY
youngest daughter Of tho late John r. Brasher
all of this city.
: At Astoria. L. l., on Monday March q by the Rev.
Frederick G. Clark of the Presbyterian church, Mr.
JAMES moRRow to Miss CATHARInE PATTERSON, both OF
Astoria, l.. l.
On "Wednesday, March "a by the Rev. James j. Ostrom
ALEXANDER MAXWELL to Miss CAROLINE H. JoSEs at the
residence of hcr father Rev Henry Jones' of this city
On Tuesday evening March 16, at the residence of M.
r. Prout, Tamerton Place, East Chester, Westchester
county, N Y, by the Rev G. 8 Putnam minister Of St.
Johns Chapel, Tuckahoe, Westchester county, Mr. Lo-
RENO Il. GnDERsLEEvE of New Haven, Conn, to Miss
EIIzABETH VINCENT daughter Of Mrs M p Prout late of
New Haven, Conn
New Haven papers please copy
In Philadelphia on Thursday, March 49, by the Rev G.
d. Montgomery. Mr.. sDDENs HARPER to Miss ELIZA JANE
Sites, all of Philadelphia.
AT Danbury, Conn., by the Rev Samuel Coo, GEeRaE
RAYMOND to MARY r.. eldest daughter of Henry White
Esq.
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TcIe0raphlo RoDort..

CHARLESTON, March %, 1852
The cotton sales to-day 579 bales at 10 SIC
The market is unchanged but for common tho prices are
slightly in favor of buyers
MEMPHIS, March %, 1852
The amount OF cotton shipped from here this season.
has been 40 600 bales Prices steady in
at To- for midding and 7Ho. for good middng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25
Our Annapolis Correspondence.

ANNAroLIs Md, March %, 1852
Movements Of the Democrats-Cass AMI Buchanan The
Former tie Farorite, etc.
The democratic will sond Cass delegates to tho
National Convention. majority of the democratic men,
bers Of the Legislature prefer Gen. Cas- for tho Pre-
dcncy.
Several distinguished Pennsylvanians are In the city
excrtng themselves to induce the democratic members Of
the Legislature to send Buchanan delegates to the
tional Convention Maryland may be set down Cass
State
There is considerable competition among the politi-
clans to who shall represent the State at large tho
National Convention.
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THE OPENING OF THB CANALs.--The Canal Com
mssioncrs give notice that the canals viii be opened Tor
navigation on the 18th Of next mouth.
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PEDESTRIAN FEAT-In Cambridgeport, Mass,
Mr. william Hughes proposes to walk 900 miles in the
some numl,cr cs half hours commencing on Wednesday
next
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF TIE "PRAcTICAL rKI,|

TIVE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND-DR. =
Preston's Female PeAaces, Nos and 3 correossA :
81 CONSULTATIONS &c. Letters confidential. Once NJ
Bowery, n, \. No, gmustnot b. taken In prosnsnSy'
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A Lone WISrRR.-Tho Plattsburgh Republican
asys ths thcr record Of good eghing stops a III Days
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Passengers Arrived.


SrocKHoLM-Bark -RPatre, Mr. Herman.
CARDENAs-Brig Elzira-J Mitchell; b Curthwaite r
Pritohard, Morton. Stewart, Morton. A Dom
AID Sprague. w Kemble, MoKeon, ii Mathissn, N
Cole, II Furber.
riepo.
~ AraLAoHcoLA-Bris Gen wilsOn-Mrs Flynn and child.
CHARLEsroN-Schr Louisihe-Mr Mccall. lady and child.
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MEDICAL.


DRIvATE MEDICAL WoRK.-A PRACTICAL TRRA-
remedies and cure Of delicate diseases whiok
closely resemble and liable to be taken snoh and
tho diseases resulting from them, with illustrative plate
by Joseph Ralph. NJ D. author Of the Family Physical
go, eleventh edson 342 PIP Price 2, cents Sold ~ A..
Ann street Astor House. and by mostbookscerg also.
by the author 80 Greenwich street. post
by addressne post paid TO box 1863 Iowa. Post ONCE
n2. MORRISON IS CONsU LIED CONFIDENTIALLY
IL certain diseases, which he treats without mercury
thirty three years enables him to those general
local oddities arising from mprudent habits See his Lon
don diploma in his private office, Os Fulton street No
fac till cured.
nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, WILL FORFEIT
- $500 IL failing any Of disease he
His practice Of years at his present ohca
unequAlled by any medical man in New York Those who
contract disease apply to d. with the ccrtant
cfhsyng their eases properly treated observe No. TO-
doer to Dr. Coopers
nR RALPH AUTHOR or TIE PRACTICAL FRI
~ vate Treatise &o Ofhco hours TO l2o clock A. N
and to o'clock r. M (Sundsy excepted) No. 81 Grcon
wch From the uncommon medical advantages thu
author has enjoyed among which he would having
years In Psss for tho express purpose
studying those diseases followed by long very
sive practice In this speciality he can wiShout hestaton
promise In the most and Cases
secondary diseases, &c, &c. oertAsn safe, anS
radical than can ts obtained rom other source
America Those whs apply in she earlier stages o. di
eases, will be graed BY Che and rapdty Of the our
which often effect In worry days. Separate waitin
are provided For reAtmen thy letter address bo
800 Post Office.
TIVE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR n
Prestons Female Panacea, Nos. and 3, correots
Sent by nail, with nd -
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N5oycments OF ,sslyld umf
CITY TRADE REPOI,T.

Among the passengers who lave recently sailed from
this port. arc j. w. Jerome, Esq (U. y. Consul for
rioete) and lady
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SHIPPING,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER SHIP KATE NAPIER
for San Francisco will please be board the
boat Samson at pier No North river at 10 o'clock this
morning at hich hour the ship will DO towed to
SCHMIDT 81 BALCHEN.
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NOTICE.-KATE NAPIER PAsSENGERs-A STEAM
~ boat will leave pier No North river this Thursday
morning at l0A. M precisely for tho ship Has for
three saloon passengers Apply at once to H. HAMILTON
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Extra steamship for New Orleans direct The splendid
steamship PHILADELPHIA 800 tons, MCGOWAN, COM
mander will sail from the pier at te foot Of Warren street.
North river on Tuesday March goth. at two o'clock NJ
precisely Rates Of to New Orleans arrange
ment Ladies' saloon berths S7O after do $50 forward
$780, Steerage do. SD Freghts taken to New Orleans
cubic feet Shippers Of feist requested to
uppy themselves with the companys bs OF ladipg, which
may be had application at the office No other form will
signed No bills Of lang will be signed after tho ship
as sailed. For freight or passage, apply 10
NJ 0. ROBERTS, Ut West street, cornerof Warren st.
EIRsT CLTPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT
y The splendid A new clipper ship TRoPIU, H. X.
Smith Master loading at Pier Is East river (only
tons the smallest clipper the BERTH having nearly sill
her engaged and in rapid OF shipment viii
have quick despatch few goods will bcta1cn At
low Of freight Also cabin pa
If immediate apple alton is made to
JAMES W. ELWELL & CO., 81 Soush street.
CALIFoRNIA.-THROUGH TO SAN FRANCIsC0,AND,
found for hun dred and ten dollars in ee beauti-
full clipper ship JULIA ANN, Captain Ramsdell lying
in the stream and ready for 1t fully expected she
will make the passage ninety days few berths
let early application made this day tickets which
BUTlE1 BROTHERS, 1863 South street.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
for New Orleans via Havana Tho splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY 1900 tons, John Leeds Commander, will
sail from the pier the foot Of Warren street North river
Friday April at two o'clock =. NJ precisely Rates Of
Ladies' saloon berhs $40 after do, $70 Forward do $50
rh New amy @ on e e 70 o sss
Of re h requested to supply themselves with tho
bills OF lading which be had application
at the Office No other form will be signsd No bills Of lad
signed after the ship has sailed For freight passage
apply to NJ. .. ROBERTS. III West street,
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rifle Con1er contains a letter dated Lancaster KY,
March l4th which saysast evening about fvo o'clock,
Russell Hill Isaiah Hill Frederick HILL and two three
boys of Isaiah and Frederick returning home
ward from Tcetcrsve accempaied by Dr. o. j. Hill Of
this place just a. the party got opposite to tobacco
house (Which had been fortified Scotts Fork Of Su
gnr creek they fred upon and Russell II fell
tally wounded His brothers aad ncphews fastened 20
his assistance The fire from Ito house still increasing
he remarked, You can do good, boys; they have
killed me- do the hest you can and expired The Hills
then charged upon the house and Isaiah IIl killed
just as he getting over the fence The door Of the
house forced by the remaining Hills. and the sgt
coun ned with short and bowie knives. John Sell
ers shot by Of Isaiah Ill., II IL years Of age
and fell and expired after having received FIVE other shots
through the head. VIM Crsman was shot by the ame
boy, khen in the act Of stabbiDg Frederick Hill wah
bowie knife Crsman died having on his body one Eissc
shot and fifty three wounds inflicted with knife man
by tn name Of Averson and another by the name Of
sanu. seers OF the house party slightly wounded
Two Of the boys Uils) wounded with rifle shots,
and ono of them boy lies in critical condition
DR. Hill not armed and understand, did not parti-
cpate in the conflict lie considerably in advance
a the party when the action commenced lie is with
he wounded and party have left town to ascertain
further Particular The above RAY not be entirely
rect in detail but in the uin Is true y S. Since writ
ing the above DR. Burdet has arrived from the ground
and confirms the Of the death OF Russell and Isaiah
Hill. John Sellers and VIM. Crifman.
A CURL MURDERED BY HER SIsTER.-On Wednes
day last ut Stewards Town Pa little girl named Eliza
Ann Buaer, was murdered during the absence Of her
parents from the house II was reported that the
had been committed by man said to have been N
the peqhborhood. and Saturday suspected person
arrested On Monday however y was reported that
the murdered girl bad cosessed that sac was the
crcss IL appears that the deceased had Threatened
tell her mother that Catharne had stolen somethag ou
nj the closet whereupsn the latter struck her violent
blow and seizing butcher knife deliberately cut he
throat from ear She then took the infant chic
Of her parents and escaped but after returned
connected the story elected before tho coronss nques
about nm old man entering the house and committing 10
horrid deed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Fresh Arrivals.

n MUssELMAN, corner Of Laurel and Third
I . Streets, has just received a fine assortment
LOT Confectionery fresh fruit, Cordials, Liquors, &c. /,
l&c., selected with care from new importations,
among which are:
lsais0ns in quarter, half and whole boxes and in
barrels; Cilrons and Cnrants. Oranges and Lemons
Jelly. Jninbe paste Pruues in fancy boxes,
liars and barrels; fruits in their own juice, viz
Pears. Peaches, Sfrawberrys, Plums, Prunes, April
cots, &c, &c.: Preserved fruits, viz: Pine apple,
IappIe, figs, Tamarand, Citron, Ounce, Ginger
peaches, &c.; Brandy fruits, viz: Cherry, Apricots.
figs, oranges: fine chocolat, clristalized peaches:
tfas. oranges, &c. English and American pickles,
olives and capers a VARIETY Of Ketchup and sauces
|~sariines, holsters. maekeral, salmon, ~anchores, &c ;
|sucef oil III whole and half bottles.
EngIisli dairy, and Western cheese, Goshen and
roll bnter Almonds, La. crnsfled sugar Stewards
double refined laaf rurar. French and kentncky
tMustard-Gsnny powder s~tougton. Orange and other
leo. An aekofunent Of the finest French c~onlia's,
White claret. and m,iscat wine: a superior article
Eof Bay water. peppermint. essence Orange water
fTfe fuest brands of Champagne, cherry, MADEIRA.
and Port wines in bottles. 4 superior article of
Brandy and Irish svliiskey. Naples superior Liver
Eposl Ale, in haifhnttles, cigars Havana. tiglliaHcla
iSsyelimn-Salyaiora and other favorite bands.
Piaying cards, fire crackers and fire works, fancy
boxes, DC.
Wedding parties, balls and soirees served at short
In0fife.
Pound, fruit, and sponge cakcs. Anniset By the
barrel; assorted syrups by he gallon the trade
supplied on liberal Terms.
And tie finest assortment of cnndies. with every
thing in hs line intended TO meet the wants OF his
@rieisls d nd customers. dsc.E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
VENIE REMISE.
5tat de- Ia Observation-Disclosures d'Esi
BaOn Rouge.

|. qneirnne Cour d4 3fns District, actneVfmmt Con-
du siritmr District Judcidirs.
4. Fletcher, 1t Ill, VIZ. esecttenrs dc A. Cave'icr, dah
No. 14d6.
I'm vertu d nm writ re 4. H., lance dans Fafiaire
t. c~i-iessrs in,itulS ct nurnerote, ct adresse al
Sheriff dc la Paroisse d'E.st Baton Rouge, par
pHonoral,e Cour du Sixieme District Jndiciaire,
dams ct pour la Paroisse pEst Baton Rouge ct
sEtat dc Ia Louisiana, pexposerai en- sen,e pub
li1,c a Ia porte de la maison 10 cotir dams la vile
fe Baton Rouge, Same,li le slxieme jour de No
|vembre proclaim. 1862, a II heures d1 natin, Ia
proprieiS ci.apres decri'e. SAVIOR; I'm certain
|m%orcean de aterre OH habitation comm CONNIE
'habitation Davenport. situe dams cefte Paroisse
|d' Est Baton Rouge, a environ q%natorze miles en-
has de Ia vile de BaIon Rouge, nyant une face sur
lie tieuve Mississippi de quinze arpents' plus Oh
noins par unr profondeIlr dc qna're-vingt ar
|pcn's, borne a 10 ligne, inierie';r Iar 'erres de Cit
bert Daigre, ct en- haut par terres dos hfritiers
d. Henrietta Cavelier vfuve Maxent ct autres.
Conditions de Ia v~ente--a un credit dc douze
mcis du Jour DC la ven,e, les acquere,'rs four
|niront leurs obligations ayec bonnie secnrlie APP
|prouv6, ct Hypothegue spectacle retenn sur Ia
|~propr6te vendu j~usqu'a, Placement final des dite
obligations. ii. V. kABiN, Sberil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Cheap for Cash.
Corner Of Church and PeM1tcntsdrY 81
TOMLINSON'S OLD STAND.

corner OF CHHFCD ana 4 efcbtc'fhSWf1 sho'
TOMLINSON'S OLD STAND.
r w. MUSSELMAN is in receipt Of a lsrgc'
!. assorted stock of groceries & provisions. con-
lsisting ofthe following articles
Mackerel, herring, Goldfish, %sardliies, western q
EGoshen butter, western and cheshire cheese,
.crushed, powdered and double-rectiaed, and loaf
Sugar, sugar cured hams, sugar cured dried beet,
|boston, soda, water and butter crackers, rice,
meas, beans, hams, sides, shoulders, lard and cam
dies. soap, CASTLE, shaving, and New York white
wine vinegar, sperm, lard and olive oil, Pickles
Iof all kinds, tomato and walnut ketchup, chew
ling and smoking tobacco, cigars, cigarlttes, match
les, mustard, starch, s~alaratus, cinnamon, allspice,
pepper. chocolate. nutmeg, vermicilll and mata-
,roni, ginger candies, oranges, cloves, LENNON,
bananas, ~raisons, 6gs, pecans, almonds preserves,
land guava Jelly, shoe brushes, tin. stone, wooden
land willow ware, brooms, rope, backing, clay
land stone pipes &c.
WINES &C.
Port and madara wine, clsret by the box or
bottle. a~nnisette muscat, cordial, brandy, cogniac,
french and New York rum, holland and New
York gin, whiskey rio and rectiied, &c. &c.
j. W.. MUSSELMAN has also in store an
assortment of hans-Stap Il Shays, Miller 4
hams, at retail or by the tierce-Buttef,
IGoshen and May butter, wholesale and retail.
Bacon and lard-3 casks shouldersl3 casks sides,
land S kegs of lard. Flour, SO barrels of extra
Salt. SO sacks coarse and fine. Teas. Inn
|perial, young hyson, gunpowder and black tea.
,Crockery ware, a large quantity, Oakum, Iobac.
Co of all kinds and qualities. 90 barrels Of Recti-
lied Whiskey, 25 boxes STR and Tallow Candles,
lao boxes western Cheese, Is dozen exit a fancy
and common Brooms, 4 hogsheads prime Sugar,
lao boxes Of New York and Boston Soap, Is kegs
Mails. 90 sacks OF Rio and Havana Coffee, 10,
200 Cigars, Havana and other kinds, for sale by
J. w. MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

STATE or Log lsANA-Psri- Of
gatOu hanna
Baton Refuge.

IN pursuance Of a proclamation Issued by His
'Excellency Joseph Walker Governor ot the State
'ot Louisiana.
An Election Will be held in tho Parish East
Baton Rouge.
On Tuesday the 81 day Of November next
1852, ier the purpose Of choosing six Electors ,rr
president and Vice President at the United Stat,
One for thu First ELECTORAL District, ee,npo4ed
tho Parishes Of Plsqnctsises, and So. Bernard,
tine Third Municipality OF Nev Orleans,
lnow Ord district Of New Orlrsns) FaubourE
Irene. One Tor the al Electoral Distinct, com.
oftbe First Municipality, foud ~jistr,c, Ut
the city OF Now Orleans, Faubourg IRENE ex-
anil the Second Municipality, now Iyt
district of the city Of New Orleans. One for the
pa Elcefo oil District, composed Of that portion OF
the parish Of Orleans lying on the right bunk OF
the Mississippi river, and the parish Of Jefferson,
ut Charles, st. John baptist, st. James, Ascep-
sion, Assumption, Laioufche Interior aud Terie-
(bonne.
One fer the 9TH Electesial District composed f
The following parishes tn wit: St Tn,nany, Wash
|ington, Livingston, 50. Helena, East snd Wet
iFelie'ana, Point Coopse, East anu West Baton
Rouge. and lberville.
Said Election to be hebi rs fellows to wit. 81
the Cont House in the city Of Baton Rouge, and
byUMessrs John X. Dufroea. L. ".
christine, j. w. jones, at The house OF M,s
= " ~ nv 'ahhs VIttitti ny iFtSSNt! /.
Henry G. Young, s. W. Newport, and William
|Sewell at the house of Mr.. aieenwrll near
Sandy Creek, presided by Mesrs John F Mecaa
James Cooper, and William Kelly.
Al the forks OF the Road near II d. Harlsen's
residence, presided by Mcsas A bsalon, Dixon, W.
IL. Burnett. and I. w. Brown, Commissioners
One for the 9Th Electoral District, composed Of
the counties Of Attakapas, and OpeIousas, and
The parishes Of Rapides. Avoyellcs. And one for
|ihe 9Th Electoral District composed ofths counties
|of Natchitsches, Ouachita. and Concordis, aud of
|the parishes OF Cat, houla and Franklin.
The Polls 10 be kept open from 0 A. NJ. until
a O'Clock p. NJ Said Election to be conducted
returns thereof made !by the commissioue,s)
in all respects according to the provisions Of the
Constitution and Laws in snch cases made nud
Given under my hand Officially ct Baton
Rouge on the 18th day Of September 1852.
II. V. BABIN; Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
State Of L0uisiana--Parish of East
Baton Rouge.

In pursuance ola proclamation Issued by His
Excellency Joseph Walker, Governor ofthe Stat.
OF Louisiana.
The Polls will be open at each Of the Election
precincts in the Parish Of East Baton Rauge.
Z On Tuesday the 81 day of November next.
1852, for the purpose OF receiving the votes of
the qualified votes Of this Parish, voting for ac-
1repting or rejecting the Constitution.
The Commissioners will receive the vote ofall
persons entitled 10 vote under the presen, Con.
~stitution, and under the Constitution now to be
accepted or rejected by the people.
l Every qualified voter. voting for or against the
Constitution. shall have written or prinied on his
ballot, the Constitution accepted or the C~onstitu-
lion rejected;
At the Court House in the City of Baton
Rouge presided by Messrs, John II. Duirocq,
G.. w. Christine. ond J. w Jones.
At the House Of Mrs. T'ownsend.s in the
PLANES, presided by Messrs. Henry C.. Yonne,
IS. W. Newport. and William Sowelt.
! At the nouse Of Mr.. Greenwells near Ssndy
Greek, presided by Messrs. John F. McCaa,
James Cooper, and William Kelly.
AT the forks OF the Road near the house Of r..
B. HARRISON Esq. presided by Messrs I. w. Brown
Ia. Dixon and w. L. Burnett Commission
aers. The Polls TO be kept open from 0 A. M.
until a o'clock P. M. Sand Election TO be conduc-
fed and returns thereof made by the Commis-
3%sioners. IN all respects according TO the provisions
ofthe Constitution and Laws, in such cases mad.
and provided.
Given under my hand officially on this 1st,
day Of September 1852.
v RaPIN Sheriff
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VENTE REMTSE.
Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'Es
Rafon Rouge.

C0ur dn SIrienge District Jndiciaays.
Samuel Mount as. Piker 4 Foreman, No 1865
I'm virtu DUN writ de Ga lance dams lie pro-
Ii ces ci-dessus intitule ct numerote. ct adresse
Ia moi par I'Honora lie Cour du Sixi6me District
Jud cisrie, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse dEst Baton
Rouge ct Etat de Ia Louisiana. jai saisie ct yex-
|poserai en- vente publique d Ia porte de Ia mai
(son de conr dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, Same
hi lie Sixieme Jour de Novembre 1852 4 ONE
|heures du mafin, Ia propriete ci-apres decrife
Esavoir : Iii machine de Ia Sucrerie ct apparel 8
situe dams cetie ParoIsse dEst Bat
|on Rouge, 4 environ quatorze mile de Ia Vile
lie Baton Rouge. pres dn Bayou Manchac ct SUI
II habitafion dc Mr. Piker IN des dcfendeur dams
lie process ci-dessus ~intitrle, ct appar.enant en-
|coanmun par les defendeurs Piker ct Foreman, e'
par eux Ieniu pour payer ct s~atisfaire le Juge-
Ement, interet 1t frais dams le process di-dessus
Conditions de Ia vente-les acqu6reurs fonrni-
'front.' Ieus obligations arec securite approuvs ei
llportaut Intsretz raison de hut pour cent du JouI
he Ia ventc jusQusan raicnsen: fiaal.
II. VI H.ABIs, Shty1f