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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

(BY TELBGRAPH FROM LONDON To LIvgRPooL.I
LONDON, Saturday, Feb 49, 1854
The New Ministry-Opinions OF the Press.
From the London Times, Feb. 2S.l
Lord Derby has often done wonders when
he need not have done anything But last night no
had had not choice for ne appeared to challenge
he had to compromise between visionary class and
practical future As far theory goes he Is as de-
cided Protectionst overland. as the people OF
this country choose TO bear with MIN, there VIII Dc
the anomaly of the two frsest and most setgovern-
ing countries in the world-G Great Britain and the
United States-having an Executive OF one Opinion,
and the people OF another, on the most Interesting
point.
One thirg is certain, that he does not care enough
for his creed to understand it and improve 1t: He
will confess himself Protect0nis., without being
thought, OF Protection We wait TO see how the OBJ
scure text OF Earl Derby will be interpreted by Con-
| servstives on the hustings.
| From ths Loadon Herald. Feb. 49,
The safety of all our institutions, not ex-
cepting the monarchy itself, depends upon the 70.
suit of the next general election.
From The London News. Fob 80.
Earl Derby, like bold man, has at once
put the question at issue beyond doubt His cry 10
aToryism-No Reform-No Free Trade"
From the London Chronicle, Feb %.
The speech of the Earl of Derby, after
all amounts to neither more nor less than covert
abandonment OF protection. He would make the
Custom House The mere instrument of monopoly,
but he shrink from giving practical effect to Ms
opinions.
From the London Post, Feb. 90.
Nothing could be more manly or more
candid than The way Earl Derby looks his parlis-
mentary position In the face. Nothing cosid be
graceful or dgnied than bis appeal to his op.
ponents to forbear TO interrupt the business OF the
country by factiopal opposition The Post adds
That Earl Fitz william did well in rebukisg Earl
Grey for indulging so early in ebulltions Of party
bitterness"
The PensnsuIar Mail.
- The PeDinsular and Oriental COmpany's
ste amship Madrid arrived at Southa mpton last nght
Feb. o. at III o'clock Her dates are-Gibraltar,
Feb. II Csdiz, Is; Lisbon, 20. She experienced
very heavy weether both out and home.
- In the district Of Guarda, guerrilla
party bad proclaimed Don Miguel. The attempt
was suppressed.
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American Securities.

There has been a moderate business
done this week in American State Stocks at the fol-
LOWING quotations.
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COMMERCIAL.
Liysrpool Cotton MARKET

REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEE. III 40 sudden
ef,as up Of Lord Joha Rnssss Administrator mas nad
les, depressing eec, Cortsa market thAa was gen
orally expected. Several coustsractins cncsms.ahcss'
however have tended stavs OF such iesapt tof IA
cngrtry 10 becemrs more aud fsatshs facilities Of
our INCREASINGLY abundant money marke. more sopree
the sdvces iron the United States oesn 20 "
ooy and tAs Of the varos Cotton markets Of
mai unity, grad usy giving confidence to hoae aaa
then though least the moderate scAs u oe pre-
sent quotations, sordps scope for fne spscshs'
A. ell being safe Investment for sns daly cohsen
eTs. <.x....;x.v
ces should most likely have been sonsea 20 fecofe
define prce Is, have 60 report the conuav.
Ismey. moderare advsEes. This advance, ~ 70 uae, -
very moderate barely ID In asy Instascs sad As. cay
the salssbe sorts Of tho com noa Iue ss
Csrers1y, the advance may be regarded - i-leSa %
Smscsn eli other sorss belr fu and steady Las Con-
natss OF Brokers place fair Uplands q, y
Sd asd Orleans At SD 1910 Amtncan Iso os' -. "a
"a PeEpam have been taken On speculstisn ah1 I,ess
Amenean. &c surxt 5o Madras ind 10 EsJp'aa i's sA
peyt Sales for the week. 81 eto baies
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Liverpe,l Grain slarkst-.-Fsb. "a.

A. our market to day although We lad seod ssssna
Of home and country milers. snsy - shsr
Elghsh and forsxA WHAT were eensesess.g .sn, ~
hnltee aAno1ns sellers remaining psnsc'' "a" ~
tsnaeious- .
FLOUR. meeting . renewed demand uen eensenS 80
sSsss and Canadian .y srcecesA tns - =.
tsy week Mating BARLEY and MALI declined -. y
en- ssca Friday, has Grinding BARLEY beng sca,cs
cas- ID 90 dsnrsr day BgkSs we're hea o. rsAnsI
h;xber terms. and pas renamed snsarse- oAIs e
csssa Il. ~ ., waas OATn1AI wa guss q $50 - ~
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II Its proposed to erect thirteen mon
,,n.n,, NM, irstn.odenes square, m PhilassiPhiA
o.nm.mo,.,,ys ~ The oN Thirteen States, aat 81
~. D.cI,r,,,on Of lndspsaesnes. The Aassacaa'
80. = s.;.,.,urs has decided TO sesd delegate TO
80 csnssni,on 10 be held In Philadeiphis on tas
sss Susv isss for the purpose oftakos msisafss'
srec. these monuments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Exports from Great Britain TO the United States from
hs 18Th Of January to l0h Of February:
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Very Latest Intelligence.

[BY TELBGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
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Export Of Flour.

BALTIMORE, Friday, March -, 1889.
The Exports of Flour from Baltimore this week
have been over 40 coo bills.
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with ShTove Tuesday, and the excitement attendant
upon the observance of that festival tended to dis
tact the popular minds from the neglected anniver
sary.
- There is no interest in the coming
election. The Patrls says
The csndidateship OF several ex representatives
now under Punishment has been spoken of. Ii Is
stated that the necessary Arrangements are about
be taken TO put an ED TO snch a state OF things,
which 10 In direct opposition 20 the measures Of pub
lie safety which have been adopted BY the Chief Of
the State.
M. Charles Monginot, who was Secre-
tary to Gen. Csvaignsc after the revolution of 1915
has Just been arrested at his house, and sent TO
Mazas prison.
m. GARNER Pages has addressed let
ter to the papers, stating his reasons for having
yieldedto the solicitations Of his friends to stand as
candidate for one OF the Electoral Colleges of Pa
MS and declaring that in consequences OF his friend
n. Carnot coming forward. he wtthdraws his claims
"A decree is published opening to the
Minister Of Finance credit of 500, 00of applicable
70 the personal expenses OF the Chief of the state
be hereafter allowed TO the President of the Repus-
lie By Ssnatus Consultum. IN conformity with Art
Is OF the Constitution Another decree opens TO the
Minister of Justice, from the budget Of 1851, sup
Elementary credn OF I3o,Oo0f, applicable 70 the ex-
penses of criminal justice.
The Presidents second ball had taken
place at the TuileYes. TIE number OF tickets Is
sued was, am informed, $500, and 30 na1srous
were the applcat,ols thai nouce was inserted some
Gays since In the papers to the effect thai no moro
invitations could be issued. II Is stated, however,
that not less Than Zoo persons were present Inc
President arrived At the palace at O'Clock, and leis
at midnight The Marshsls present were jerome
Bonaparte, Reille, and Excemans All the Minis
ters attended except n. de PeSsigny and the Minis.
which occurred TO his SOD, whose leg was broken py
kick from q horse. The Diplomatic Corps and
Consular body in Paris were nearly complete
considerable number of Senators attsnced In tasir
new official costume, and n. 43ocas appsals4 N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POSTPONED SALE.
state Of LOuisiana-Parish Of East
Faton ROuges

Francis Phillips w. Catharine. Thielman and
Husband. No. 097. Sixth Judicial District
Court.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and sale is
ID sued Ii the above entitled and numbered
suit and 10 me directed from the Hon. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and fof the Parish ard
State Aforesaid, | have seized and will expose at
dublic sale ut the Court House door. In the town
or Baten Rouge, on Saturday the 5th day OF June
next, 1862, at Ia o'clock NJ, all the right, title,
interest and claim OF the defendants in or to the
following described mortgaged property, to wit
a certain lot Or parcel Of ground situated in that
part Of tho town Of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Anthony Gryss, measuring thirty feet front
on Lafayette street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth french measure, being the South
half of lot No. one Of square No. two according
to the Plan thereof, together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and Improvements thereon, be.
ing the same property mortgaged by Catherine
Theilman Of said Parish defendant ii the above
entitled silit, wife Of Frederick Theilman IN IA
vor Of said plaintiff on the 18th day Of january
liS50.l by act passed before Samuel Skolfeld
Recorder in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouges-Sei.ed to pay and satisfy Judgement in-
terasts and costs in the above entitled and mum.
bcred cantc.-Terns Of sale-On a credit Of IL
months; the purchaser TO furnish his bond with
good personal security, ann bearing interest at the
rate Of 6ve per cent from date until paid, with
mortgage retained on the property sold until thu
final payment Of said bond. H. ". BABlN,
May Sth At. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
sTAE or LOUISIANA PARISH n

East Bdfygf h6aHs.
Msnnri q yigbdiid " M'Gttrifeii d Hampton
No 1868.
Sixth in ieial District Snfrt.
10y virtue of d writ Of seizure and sale issued
I'D in the above entitled and numbered ta.ise
and TO me directed from tho Hanl Sixth judicial
District Court in and for The parish and State aiore.
said have seized and will expose At public sale at
the Cntiri Ivtise door Ia the town of Bt to, Rouge
IN Saturday The 5fi day of june 1867 at II o,elock
A. N. tile hereinafter described mortgnged property
10 wit A e%efiain frntt gf latid ar plantation sitat.
tel on Watls Creek near the Bayou Maat He II
This pnri.h nj q on %ftntteei mites i,elpw the city
,f Bsioa Rfttiup reataiainH two hundred aud siFAtf
uiuc ami aiftlf ,tpetist NOR, q lsas ba'tti'ief off I,
, at and south ty laints If III Hininglen ftfnaflY
Wm. tterrit on the ,seet by lands of Jah9C Fore
man and IN the north by lantls Of Gir'l{ with oil
the buildings ii Improvement therein, Ais0 another
tract of laid fronting ~ he l'aypi Manrhae III HE
palisi, Of Fast Baton ROME containing six %h,,ndrei
and forty acres bounded above by lan1s ct ttir'-
man,,s and imiow by those Of Stephen Cobb. Seiz.
ed II tay and satisfy The judgement Interest and
cost IN the entitled emit Terms OF sale fahi, with
tl.e benefit Of appraismeIt, H.. " BABlh,.
may | 1859 81. eherii'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
state Of LOnssialnn--Fsarish Of
East IsaaOn Rouge.

John Bird vs.. NJ. 4u1i III Il. Biaitus-Sixih Ju-
dielsl district Court.
10y virtue of q wilt OF seizure and sale issued
- in tho above entitled aud numbered Cause
aud to Inc directed iloli the Hoii. E1xtli Jtiuioitl
District roatt. III ali tvr tbs Parish and cihie uivfe.
~ I'd, | will tiHae al public sile, Oh tbs premises nj
abnut three mites bstns Lie cry Vf Uatti, h1tise,
u lock A. VI. ell The righi, title. interest AMI timln
Of ti.e defendant la VI 70 The following NOR gagged
property. ilereu ait n described. 10 VIII Tbs piti.
t,ttUu upon Whittl tie tielet,tIaitt nov Resides aud
known tls the arling on pialiatluli. Situated III tbis
parish tEsast Baton ltUuge,) eeffftItiiftiGg twenty
TO and o half aspeiits irDtit Oh tife river mississippi
BIZ forty In depth. having ,ili,e hundred aid tiiifty
aa,teftieihi ufpeu.s, together with NIL ahd angular
the buildings and improvements bounded abose ny
land IN said parrish aijtiliig The ono ubase y scfi'r
o /, on the tow, LIE. containing sia iirleIits trent on
tie said river, by forty in iepth, bouiaAtd az s.atca
b. the ttact above described mud by lands Of Col
y liieky below, with nil tile buildings and Improve
IN ills ,liereoIi,
AIS, tle iJiiowitsh named slaves to wit: William
d ruu i, carpeittur. wh0 was - yeafs vi nge on Tie
18th duy ui March 49, JacoD Llnsey, ttien r.;
Jac ID %tsortier, cooper ~ lieafy dortisr ", d .
ni ID. engineer "; iiaries 70, Fiulieis 25, Henry
IS. Phil IL, Dtminio ~, pave ~, tis4ry ". Tom !,
AZ ice ~, Lee "a, | yrus II. latte william -,
| sntsy 20, Elalisa ~, Palieiite ", Big Jsliiiy 70,
Ito i 30, Mary AIM u, Aiinpite -. slavery ~, As,'
a, Matilda III. Itatty 10, Getty II, Santy II, Ailsir
| i heresa I, Denis q lsabsllt I Little kesette D.,
~ an Cook 81. also all ih iaE1es u lis abtfe dis'
a. he'd t,orsgageI len, 10 slaves sl,ics the DATE VI
| aid mortgage tl3th da Of Mareli islS)
seized 10 pay and i tliefy The lati zetaent. interest,"
anl tt,st III Tie atoyc snsitleel and numbered ealse
IL m. IT uaIe eash with The ban tt u alprsiseineill
nayi 6i. 1855 II. Y. BApiN. siiefiti.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
Iyrrssl.

On the 4th inst, at The re- itietce OF Dr. G. 4.
French. DR. WftItAst: Fnfsot.
Inthc prime Of his manhood, when Industrious
pursuits, energy, and perseverance, trder many
trials ard difficulties, had placed him 10 that post
ton from whence he could look into The future
and ace bis days blessed with prosperity J. %si'rrotit,-
ded by the loves Of bis chillren.th de votedpess
Of a wife.--the entire friendship Of evsrv tfie
who knew him, the deceased WINS suddenly stfiek-
entown with that protracted malady, which after
| much suffering. has taken him to that bourne
from whence rio traveller returns.
I, ID d hard, hard thing TO see those we love
passing away before our eyes, like shadows in
tbe dream land. 1tis harder still TO see those
| suffer Whose sufrerings we feel more than we
wo,,lj our own, and be unable to alleviate them,
| ot assuage. Hard IL is TO see the wasted form Of
one whom We love, pefceptilly yielding up its
! vitality. and finally, when the spirit which hrs
become d part Of ouf owf-4whieh has supported
us under every difficulty, and comforted "s'1 N
every sorrow, wings its way to the spirits res.
| tinr plsce--no wonder that wife anil children
| shpuld feel a devotion OF the heatt--no wonder
| that father, mother, sisters, brothers, and friends,
should wall the loss of one loving and beloved,
one who had been every thing to them, one whose
| prosperity was their prosperity, and who shared
equally the great love bis heart contained Tor
| those whom nature had bound TO him.
He IL gone | and on earth his foot print will be
seen no Rore-i,o more words Of Kindness viii
! fall from his lips, lalas they are cold and silent
IN The tctnb,) no more will the fathers hand be
| placed upon HE children's head, blessing them
and praying for their happiness. No longer the
strength In the husbands arm 10 protect his wife
from every danger, to shield her from every harm
| who loved him with a daily increased love-
| The grave has robbed them Of this--ne wonde'
| they should feel alone, heart brokeni
But to the widow and the fatherless there IL a
| great Power which tempers the wind to the shorns
lamb, which relieves the weary and diseorisolate
and the r.lief will be granted here for the
| widow and her children and his family will re.
member that he lived and died an honest God fear
ing mana man who loved his neighbor as him
self, and this will be a pride and sweet consola-
| ton to them. 1t will be a pride, because among
men, none will ever mention him save to praise
and a consolation, because the spirit Of such q man
Ii Godlike. and they will know that II has return
| Cd from whence Ii canle,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08

CAurtoN.-People seated in an omni.
bus. should never move to accommodate
a person Just entering. If five individuals
arc spread over a seat made for six. neither
should move to oblige a new conner, but
let him squeeze in the best way he can,
When You pull an omnibus strap for II
70 stop, do not draw it gently with your
hand, but throw one leg over il. and swing
until you draw the drivers foot through
the front of the coach.
When tho bus stops within a rod OF
two Of where YOU wish to get ont, do NOT
leave your seat, but let the horses barely
get under way again. and then pull the
leather like thunder.
Do not have your ticketo your money
ready when the fare collector enters, bur
stick both oil Your elbows into the ribs q
those who are either side Of ycu, about
sax inches, In rnmmaging your pockets
then gre a wrong ticket, or a donble
piece Of money. which will keep the COL
lector five or ten minutes standing on the
passengers toes opposite to you. These
matters ara trining, to be sure, but !
strictly observed viii add much 70 the
comfort Of those who go down into Tbs
city III buses. S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
ETAT DE TIA LOUISIANA.


ETAT DE LA LOUI5IANE.
Par1isss q Est Boson R0bge-Cor dD
Sizleme Dfstrick .Jxaicidi1e.
Sarah $. Young ys. Justice Gerholt. No. 933. 25
Eovembre, 1852
TETTE afEaire rGlever aHesne question, il est
~ done orIonner ct adjnger gull y a jugenIent
pour Ia demanderesse Sarah 5. Yong, consre le
deferr'cur Justice GerhoIt SCR confession dc isge-
menf en- faveur de la derranaeTesse scion Ia priere
de la petition, saveir: Pour deux mile sept ceEt
piastres, ct De plus an'elie dit jugsEnent pour
guafre arpent De ferre on IL demepret daris Ia
willie de Baton Eouge. ie meme deerit dans he
pIan de Ia vile CONNIE Ia No. SO, dams cette par
lie de la vile appeller Gatestown; ie meme par
Iui acheter ayec les bieIs psraphen,arx, aims
etant tiens parapherTlaux, ct Ia slstirie en- soFfe,
~ de plus qn'elle dit iugement pour Ia n6gresss
Deii.e eli son eslfast Ned, nj degafis Faehat re Ia
mere Deiife, ayaRt EtG aeheter par ie mari aFee
les fonfk parapheTaux. la meme en- sorte- et les
enfans suiv art la cenditi ion " Ia rere, Ct de pins
fescIave John par elts arrenG On marriage soir
deerets a ellie en- soffe, ct ds plus g9esle dle
jIgenens pour IA so1lnle de huit cert et gii1ze
piasfre. Ie monfanf des les niefls paraPaerHanx
coiiecte par ct convert d I'usage Dc son DIR mar.
| ct pour frais, 1T aa1 ellie SOFT ssecfete daFotr le
| n1anicmen1 independent ie tons les slens q pro
priktes spart De son dt mari e pour frs
Jul EEL Il L Com ii sixisr,s Dit Dat J sdsia
Novernbfe as, 1851.
Bureau de Grefasr-Parusse Est Baton
| Rouge, Louisiana. re csrsltie gai ie precedent
est uns vysi COPE On jagerlefsl original enreglssfe'
| shans mon 1aireau.
uonn6 ssstas raa main e. le srean de antre tolr
du Gen,e District JudieIssTe, q Eataa koase,
IL 2em io,lr de Jasisses. AZ ID. So
lSisne M. MORENO Gssfaer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
Tnn snyrN Wonnrns Of \ MAnH1Ep

e
Tng sEvEN WonpERs 81 4 MARRIED
MAN IL. Not going 10 sleep after dinner
o. Not going anywhere III the evening,
excepting " TO the club"
Q. Always being gooddeniperea over
tile loes of n button. and never Wrsakitlg
his vanueiiee oil the Goals II the dinner
isn't ready exactly to the infinite
4. Never finding fault with "dear little
wifey,'' If che happens to be his partner
ut whist
8. Not I" wondering" regularly every
week. where the money goes
6. Reeignilg himself cbeetfally, when
asked Il accompany his wife Oh "a little
shopping
u. Insisting npol, the servants sitting up,
sooner than take the latcll.key with him
Tur SEVEN WosptRs or A MARRIED
WoMAN -~-l Never having 80 gown TO put
en- when invited out anywhere
9. Always being dcwnthe frat to break
fast , always being NJ esset IN time tor ain.
aud ner never keeping the mirage tor
tile cab) waiting at tll e door u minute
4 Not always having ''delicnte health,
about tho autumn, aud being recommend.
cd by her medical man change OF air
Immediately
a. Keeping mp her playing aud sing
ing - the same after marriage as before
s. Giving her husband the best cup OF
tea,
O, Never making the house ,inco'nlor.
table. by continually /" putting i to rights'
nor dlting it cllok e.full Of things Il does
not want, simply because they are bar.
gains
=, Never abiding under the strongest
provocatiop, to the complete sacrlhoe
sbe has made of herself "'--nof regretting
the 1.-TWO or three good offers which ehe
IN common with every married woman
had before she was foolish enough TO &C.
cent him land never by accident, calf
inn her husband "Abrute !.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paYoisse d'I,st Baton Ronge-Cour
du fixIeme District Judiciatre.

Menard II Vignand ys. McCutehen q ytof.
No. t043
TN vERTU dun ordre de saisie ct vente, dams
L. ~lafaire ci.dessus intitnle ct tun1erote. ct n
moi adresse par Honorable Conr ,u Sisiesne
District Jujieiaire, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ct
Etai susdit, al saisie ct fexposerai en- venie pub
liqiie, d ID porte de Ia muisofl de Cour dams Ia
vile de Bater Rouge. Safnedi le deine Jour de
JUN, proclaim, 1859, u II heifes tn matin, les
propriete hyeolh6que ct4apres derfite, SAVIOR -
Tin certain moroccan do terre Oh habitation. sltti6
sur Ward Creek pres dti Bayou hlanehac, tai,s
cette p~afoissr, d environ g~tatofze miles EN- bas
de la Vile eontelant deux cents ct gtiatre vilg'
arpents ct demi Plus Oh moins. borne aFest ct M
sud par tetres du Docteur huntington, %attreiols dc
Vim. %ilertin, d lotesi per terres de John c. Fore
man, ct uu norl par terfes dc Gritty. avee ioutes
les l~iatisses et ameliofations la -desstis, aussi I'm
anire moreeuu he tefre, faisant face sur le Bayou
Mai,ehac, dams ID pafoisse d'Est Baisn Rouge,
eorrtef ant six cents q~uarante acres, borne eli liai,t
par terres de Commeaux ct en. bas par eeux ,le
Stephen Cobb, saisie pour payer ct satisiaife 10
lpgeipent, ihteret Ell frais, dams IL process ~ei.tiessus
infiiule et nunicrole. Conditiens Dc la veiite-
compliant, ayec le b6nefce d'evaluaiion.
{54 II " HARM gt,ke,r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-08
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH or EAST BATON ROUGE,

stxri JUDICIAL nisTitlcr cpttnr.
Sarah s. Young. vs. Justice Garinldt No. 933.
Move miser %, 1861.
fsHls case faises IN question IL ~ therefore
i ordered ard aai,idsai that there be jidg-
msnt for The plaintiff. satahs Young ag inst The
defendant Justice Gerlolat. on his confession 81
Judgment In favor OF The I~,laintiff ase Fling T.
the prayer of her petition. 10 wit fnr Two lha't.
sand Seven Hundred Dollars and further. that
she have Judgment for four arpenfs Of land where
he new resides In the town Of Baton Rouge. The
same described In the town plot as No 93-in
that pafI OF the lowsi called Gatestpwn the same
by him ptrci ased with her pharaphetila1 tu1is'
thu being phafatihernal property, hers n KIND
and further, tina she have Judgment for the neg .
won1an, Delite, and her child Ned horn since The
purchase of the mother. Del ie. for being pitrehas-
ed by the husband with paraphert,al fi'tls. the
same in kind. and The children 70 lowing the eolt-
ditien of the rnothet--snd further, That The slave
John BY her brought into marriage. he t'ecreed tn
her in kiud-aui further that she have Judgment
for fhe sum of Eight Hundred and Fifteen Dol
lars, amount Of her rataphernal rights. collected
BY. and converted to the use Of her said husband
and for costs. and that she be dncreea to have tbs
independent control Of all hei RIGHTS md proper.
ties Apart from her said, husban I. AMI for costs.
tsignedl 80 bUhN.
Judge 9Th District Court,
November 2eth 1851.
Clerks Office.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. La.
certify the foregoing to be d true copy OF the
original Judgment on file and Of record IN riy
office.
Given under nv hand and SEQ
Of our 9th Judicial District Cuur
at Baton Rouge, this 2nd day o
January, A d. 1889.
May 1, N. M. MORENO, Clerk