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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
Floa the UyeNcheStey Examiner
Letter from Jacob Hoffman, Esq.
Whig Candidate for Canal Com
u,isSiAuar

The following letter from Jacob Hof-
man, Esq, our candidate for Canal Com
missioner, is in reply to private letter
in which the present miserable manage
ment of the Public Works was freely
discussed and to which Mr.. Hoffman,
as will be seen, has given reply, ex-
hibiting in mastery manner, the wretch
ed fruits of Democratic misrule as com
pared with the immense debt Incurred
in their-construction, and the business cal
culations of profit by the very men who
have had them under their control as
members of the Canal Board.
Unwilling to write what he is unwil-
ling to publish, Dir. Hoffman has anticipa-
ted the request we most certainly should
have made and has authorised the pub
lication of this letter; of which permission
we gladly avail ourselves, and ask the
earnest attention Of every taxpayer to
the facts and views contained in it.
Reading, August IL, 1852.
JOHN s. Bowen, Esq.-My Dear Sir !:
Il am in receipt of your favor, and thank
you kindly for the interest you feel in the
approaching election. / fully agree in
the Importance you attach to the success
of the Wing ticket at the State election,
not, indeed, on account of any supposed
aid it might afford us in the election
of our distinguished candidate for the
Presidency; but, as you truly remark, in
oonnaofio,, ur,tb fho of Stata
affairs; which, under their present man
agement, loudly call for reform and econ
omy.
The question at issue between the two
parties, in respect to the internal Iprove-
ments of the State, will be presented and
brought within the comprehension of ev-
cry intelligent voter, by recurrence to
the manner of their construction and sub
sequent management, by the party, who,
with the single exception of an interval Of
three years, had the control of them du-
ring the entire period of their existence.
The original cost of construction, exceed
ed the amount by, at least, one third for
which under practical and economical
management they could have been built.
BY references to the last report
by the Auditor General and
the State Treasurer, it will
be seen, that the original
cost of the public works,
was S3l ,476,245 36
The amount of expenses
for keeping and ye-
pairing, to the lst Of
Nov. 1851, was l5,506,O89 50
And the further sum of
interest paid on loans
directly applied to the
same time, was 3O,6s5, ,243 30
Total outlay to Nov 1st
1851, was s77,717,547 SO
Gross amount of revenue
to Nov. lst 1851, was 2l,l62,5 ,5l2 40
Deficiency, $50, 6,553,734 81
From this deduct, also;
the value of the works
at the original cost, 81 ,476,245 80
Total loss since their COM
pletion, S25,077 ,3S9 81
And upon a closer and more detailed
examination, it will further appear, that
during the last nine years, the average
annual net revenue, from the entire pub
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02

Of these, seven millions and half are
in slavery in the United States, Brazil,
and the Spanish and Dutch colonies; one
quarter of million in progress of eman
cipation in the South American Republics;
and the remainder, four millions six hun
dred and twenty thousand, are free.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
s2OO,OOO,OOO.

Nothing but the gold of California ha,
prevented crash similar to that of San
But it must come, sooner or later, if tbs
present state ofthings continue.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
The Negro Population Of the
Western World.

In the last number of the Anti- &aaery
reporter, We find the following computa-
ton of the population of African descent
now existing in the New World -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02

II The potato disease has made its
IL Canada
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02


to Nov. 1st 1851, was 81 1852, ,5l2 40
Deficiency, $56,553,734 81
From this deduct, also;
the value of the works
at the original cost, 81 ,476,2 SO
Total loss since their com
pletion, S25,O77 ,389 81
And upon a closer and more detailed
examination, it will further appear, that
during the last nine years, the average
annual net revenue, from the entire pub
lie works, has been only s253,s42 26
although the income from single year
during that period, exceeded the sum of
S1,700,000 90 while the annual interest
on the present debt, is fraction over
s2,0O0,O 600 90; leaving deficiency, (after
applying the net revunue from the works.
of sl,750,OOO 90, to be wrung from the
hard earnings of the people, by swarm
of taxgathers, at an annual commission of
800, 900 90; an amount sufficient to sus-
tain small army of their tribe
In view of this statement, is there any
unprejudiced man in the community who
will pretend to affirm that the public i'm
provements have not been grossly mis-
managed? The fart is as clear as the
universal light of day; and even is ad-
mitted by many prominent Democrats
Another fact is equally evident; which
is, that instead of improving, according
to all practical experience, the manage
ment of them is becoming acorSe; and if
the present system is to be continued, they
had better be sold or in some way dispos-
ed of to relieve the people. They are an
enormous drain upon the Treasury, and
the sooner the Commonwealth is rid of
them the better.
1t is but few days, since the Canal
Commissioners have, under fearful re-
sponsibility, and IN opposition to sound
policy and uniform practice, assumed the
exercise of doubtful power, to say the
least of it, by terminating existing ar
rangements, to create a n1o1aoply of the
passenger business on the State Road; os-
tensibly for the benefit of State, but real
really asitis alleged, to promote theinterets
of a favored few; and, and, that too, in the
face ofrefusal by the Legislature, to sane.
tlon or even entertain somewhat similar
proposition. This act, is of character,
which, under all the circumstances, can
not be justified by the Canal Board and
which has received, at the hands of the
late President of that board, and recent
candidate of the Democratic party for
Governor the most unqualified condemna-
ton. He says, During every year of
my official term, attempts were made to
induce the Canal Commissioners to create
a monopoly of the passenger business on
the Public Works. My opposition to any
such proposition from any quarter, was
founded upon the conviction that it was
beyond our jurisdiction, so to circum-
scribe business and fair competition, and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02

LOOK OUT.-A Statement in the N,
tional Intilligencer shows that the United
States have already run into debt to En-
rope, under the tariff of 1916. inward =.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
Tt5,te dc ,Suedessiogsi
ETkT DE LA LOIEslANE -rareisse
A'Est Baton ROiIge.
BaHsi'eDaife Dc ID siAeessioa,fe susaNi
dfeitids, No gaE.

DdsssF tife de III Sgsss0lt ffe HUsANNA RATLtFF,
dsrddds, No Gag.
Inn yERTU dune commission adress6 aii She
E rif do Id rafeisse TEST Baton Konga. par
IHaudrabla ID Cotif dn Siixisme District Itieciais
"a, dams 1T 1idnf ID rasaisBa Iast Baton Rouge ct
Fiat Hustliteg J'espesetai en- yelta. publique, 10
pfiinree ei-at,fes dGcrite, STR habitation eounn
epmme Tradition de Mai Stephen Roberts, dams
eete Pateisse e,ir ID Hiviafe Cesnie b environ 10
miles do Ia villa sle Baton Ro#ae, .Isadt e tsmp
,,e aa E5rrsef igs52, 1t earssdis nitaifl, Ia pi,
nrets appa,enant ID succession de t'.ssanna Rat
iif. decedee ct en- ueairlHnHute ayee Stephen HO-
berte, son ene,ise snrvivaglt savoir -.
tfNE fihbtetioH eonntl connie VIII Cataiis
Plantation. contenant deux nereeau ie tsffe jVis
gnaflt, epntanant EiN9eenta-s sosNantef1aatfe nrs
petltE 1e ieliaife cents srpeitts et autfa teus
eents.4afgania.utiatr afpaisis. bosns ras aptrs
tcirHs af dif Roberts u III fsouclie. at'Duast par
.s Ro,icha, sud par Ia Riviarn Gentle, Of IL ghas
Graham, et A LIST par Burnett Williams ct les
sllrlS lpnatioaa auai aly trouyant.
f uIs tIs Iy4 iSssatg si sssa s44 III
eetts-u,atniy uefct. tofn6 n,i Npfsl par Gilmore
ct M. j.. Meekefs au Sud par a,ltre terrea du dit
Roberts. FIST par teffes de Gilmore ct Joseph
Ieor TN autre moroccan do terre contenant oinq-
cents Of doize aeree, borne au Nerd par terrns de
M. youngbood, d PEST par Mrs Cobb, MI Sud par
Richey OF MeCulloch ct a rOnestp par Daniel Sui
I1tHn GU Ait J0hllTblDud st f5Hu NGtfiic tuHA
t,net,n avee les amelioratons qui sly truuvant.
Tn autre moroccan Dc tefre sur 10 cote Sud de ID
Riviere Connie, eontenant quarante.deus acres,
borne aa Nofi par la Riyiero Comito. au Sud rar
,erres autreiois appartenant Chas YounHbloed
a Est par la Conite, ct p0ueBt par 10 dit
Ioungbleod ~
Atissi les escaves sllivans savoir Charles
I'm negre honlme, age ds auss Lewis, ia nagfe
homnits, ag6 45 ana; Bell, TN ragre homnc, AUD
40 ans Peter, I'm nesfe homtne, ago As ans; John
M nSatc honnie, Agh 20 ans; Alfred, ng6 "A ans
Fortyn1orc, une negresse, agec 55 ans; patsey
une ndgfesse, ag6o 52 ans, Lucy unc negresse
agde 4's ans Funny, tne negresse, agde 40 ans
Mary, une negresse, ag1e 20 ans, et ses entans
SAVIOR Isaar ans, Eliza 8, Nancy 8, et Lucindt
/ ans. 1T Ellen Is ans. Atissi ID propriat6 per
sonrielIe stiYans, savoir Quatfe-vingt tetes IL
lbdtes-a-cornes; Q 9ioug de Baufs; 20tees dc bre
| lie 100 tetes de coohons une yielle mule,
lot d'outilsde forgeron; un wagon q buuis; UNI
cliarettes cheval ct iine charete bnnis.
Conditions ae L. eafeA--to,r,ie stat :--.tln qua
trian,e ronts,ant M Ii balance I'm credit tesun
deux III trois ans du jour de la Vente; les acalle
reur iourniront lenr bilcts ayec gaihntie person
nellest ct hypothaque npeeiale retenil sur Ia pro
rriete les bies rortant int6rets aptas mattlrit
llsqu'au parfait na ayement 3. Y. BABIN,
ianv 10 -5ts Sheflt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
SHERIFF SALES.
gntcrssf8n Sab.
STATE. or L.OYtTsfAIqh-parIsl
OF East Baipn Ifntge,
IN matter of' Tie SueeesssoH of f5nsaisnd
RutiW. deceased. M. H.3S.

In matter Ut fhe 6nefesssoH of Snsditasd
JiuttW. decreased. NJ. n3G.
I,y virtue If Commission directed 10 the
Sheriff ol the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from
the hon. 9th Judicial District Court, In aud for
the Parish or East Baton Rouge and Gtnle atores
said, will expose al ptillic Sale, The lisein after
described property, on the plantation known ne
Mai. Stephen Roberts, IN this parish IN the CO.
mite River. about len miles from The toevn of
Baton Rouge. OH Thursday the tati day Of Feb.
thary next NlsJ2'--at to'tloet A. NJ. the Pros
refty belipging 10 the succession Of Susanna Rat
liIF dee, a hi community with Stephen ltebcrs
her siifvisia1g k1nuta TO wifi
A PLANTATION known as the Cofnite
Plantatiens soiaprainH iN tracts Of lands dienue,
containing six bundled and sixty four Arpanis,
Unt oftsHf hundred BfBenta. and the olhef. ftva
hundred and siSly ftn afrenis. boHtlied North By
ntnsr lasils ufand l,utafs md Baluaeie, West 1g
LatUarh. sauih by Aomiteryer and Charles Gfalatu,
uHdEast ny lsarnelt Williams, afd tlis improve
iaerts thereon
Another lart 81 lanI containing His hundred unti
ftrit aareH, hptnaed Ntsflh BY tiitnhFs aud h +.
Mesknf Nuntl BY other IHis 8f said lniMfta t.ast
by lands pi Giltn8fe aid Ipsepli lnnr. An other
tract tf land confirming I've hundred and twelve
aeres, bounded II ilie North by lnnds pf nj. Young
blood. f,,st by Mrs Cuhh autlby lsicl,e and Ma
Culloch ard Vest by nanie sallival and NT
Younsblood, and tnewiias the Long trati, with tho
improvements thsreuts An otler tract III lafd OH
The South sie ii The Epnfta River containing i1fty.
two atres bounded, on The North by tie noIait.
| River South " lauas IDflneHy VI Charles Young.
blood. East by The Getnite aud West By the Haid
youngbiuoA.
Alsotlc following slaves TO vii, Charles q negro
man agee 40 years,
Lewis man aged 45 ysars NH man aged 40 years
Reaes ssslsssHHed A. Neas~, John q sialit naea gf
years; Alfred boy aged II years Fprtyinnrs d wo.
man aged - years Lucy woman ngel ds yeafss
Fanny woman assl 40 years; Afsty, Aunal, AGED
g5 yenfs and her four children 10 wit iaaar
Eliza b Nancy D, aud Lucinda year old; Ellen
| negro aif aged 1a yeark.
Als5, the following personal property 30 wit; q
head of stock eatttsn yuse work oxen 70 head b
| sheep; i5ph head Of hogs, old niile! het blaeh
| smiths tetls; on wagon. | horse erat q
cart.
| Terms III Hae as fowH one fourth cash. and lie
retuaii,ef OH one, tvs aid three years credit. from
lilo day Of sale Purchasers 10 give their ptes, will
approved personal security. and special inhfigagt
retained on the property. The NOES to boar einh
er cent Interest after hlatnrity Until paid Jas 10 5t
II. v. BADIN,
/
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THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
WINFREE q BRYAN, rroprietots,
q orfiee on rlaffda Htfeet.
TerIll i

THE BATON ROUGE GAzFfrr is publish
oil every sA4ptpsy tnerqiue, at Ssnn fef anni'i'i,
payable in advance or $500 at tie expiration q u
slx months. =.
AnVI,RT1siNG.---One 4 dollar Ter square for
tho lirst insettoii, and half that flee ifr e7efy
subsequent nsertion-=ten lines, or lsss, eonsdth-
YEARLY YADvERTfstNG.-- -Mernhahts, Ira
,,ers and Others, viii be contracted with on the
most liberal terms.
All POLITICAL ADD RT,SsllSs Inr tha exci',-
stva be,ieht II individuals, will be tefged as all
veftiHewantes .,.a4Agf4
hii ADVERTISEMENTS rf n PERSONAL, 7,
NArUitli twhenever admitted wgsi he charged
nj The rate II two dullars ler sqt.np fst payment
,eqitircd invariably in advances .,,
All Advertisements no, marked sssh thc ,,''ftiI
nf of insertions will be pblised tilI Forbid, Of a.
iiie option Of the publishes
PROFESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
var ten lines o. less, not alterable, 5lonlis y Q
10 do do do DO do ~
Do do do DO do y yesr 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
= ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
paroisse dist Baton Rouge--Couf dr
Sixieme District.
WM. B. KANAfDsoN, administrator.
rs. K
LvptA Al. M. RAaALpson, and HEE-

st Us. NO. o7u.
Lrpn. A. NJ. RAsALDsos, and HEs-
ny C. Yousa W
I'm vertu dun srit de 4. ia. adressG au sherii
IL Ia ID naroisse u Est Baton Rouge, par rhon-
orable Ia cour du sixisme district jniioiaire dams
Ii poar ID parossaet Fiat s,lstiiie, Jexposera EN-
vente pthlaue. Sasneai. Ii 7nn 5osv dc Fourier,
1889. helres DID matn, tops les droifs, tfires,
n,Grats ct pretentons des deiendeurs, dams OF la
uropriGt6 staivallte, savoir. Un certnir moroccan
De erra sitn6 dams paroisse q Est Baton Rdiige
1t borne CONNIE suit. aii nord par Ia vile do Port
Hadaon ou Ia ligne dc q paroisse, Fouest par
Il tlcuve Mississippi ct il Giant ie meme ac4ue-
rer rar ID tefenderr Ia vente dc james A. Fan
adscn, decide, et anss les esclaves pour la vie,
CONNIE suit. sayoil. Maria, une negfesse fgee
denvirons 30 ans, Ennis, IN negre honnme age
dsenvirun IS ans, Elizabeth, nne negresse &gee
denviroi, 40 aus. ct ces deux infants, Sophine ?
ans. RufIin dsellvircn rs ans, Martina an enfanf
do Maria b ans, Jenny a'environ 90 ans; saisi
pour satisaire le mnniant dc juSefnenfs lnferets
Il frais. dams la cause ci-desslls IA vente aura
| lieu sur la terre ci-dessus fonnle pres de Port
| Hudson. Conditions de ia yente-eompta
avec bencace d'eyalaation.
BET Il. V: ia BIZ, sherlI.
STATE OF IOUISIAN. a - PARISH
OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
VIM B. RAsALDsox, Admir-. SIKH Diss Court
us Parish of East Ba-
Lss.A i; 4 i; in, Ras.lDses - and % Es Ssags s;
T1Y.virfue Of ], writ DC f ia, directed % the
| ID sheriff Of the Parish of East Baton Rouge
frntle hor Tie ixh j,ldicat district court, III ana
lor ife Parish and Safo af5rcsaid will exlree q
public sale Oh Safrddy, ts seteai sluy o FEBRUARY
1885, nt II o'clock M., all the right tit'e = ssrss
md claim Of the defendants, n anu ~ the
A certain tr.scf of laa situated il the Parish
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
SHERIFF. SALES.
E,t1gessi.,,, s.dlf.

STATE uF LOlJIsIAN n A ~ PARISH
OF fsAFsr l5AIUN ROUGE.
til l,e atattbh hf t.,sasesss51a 5f Constance
/ h,frnl,efer, Zee. -. No. 23i.
I3lT virtue of notilnission issued and
D!difeetelAso tile Sheriff Of the Parish
of sI4ast 13afsit Tionge, from the Hon.
ssixAh Judicial District Court, IN nd for
tl,csParisIl fif East Baton Rouge, State
eiolcsaid. i Will expose at ptblie sale. on
The plantation known as Mnjor Stephen
Ilulyerts, Iii Ithis Parish, OH the Cante
rivtr, ehont Item miles from the town o.
1,a:or Konga,. u, 7hsffslay, TIC tgth day
0f I'ety,prrI neft, 1852, at II O'Clock.
a II, lie hdtpinaftsf Described property
iieEsnging To! lbe Succession Of Mr. Cot
stpi,ce kiialibefel, ,1ec., to-wt. The sepa.
rati profarty III Mrs. Constance Klienpo-
ter; dec, wift DC Major Stephen Roberts,
VIZ.
Il certain; sfhet or lahi Oh Clny ant
uosiainaag iiigsy.tlfce aufes, more q
| est, bonnidt est BY NtolgesB and u y
lIIrelsona,;iattii ty H. y. Harelson's
aoath BY Eatrae's, and west By J, w. Je'
rnt,yson's -.slaifty acres ceufed on the
sasne. AlsH. the following iialned slaves
Cato, autsl 60 years; Sarah, woniati
4.R years HON, man, Sd yenrs susan
wSl,an, aa,si sI years, md her four elil'
dran. to.wSt lffozine, aged $ years
Christine, .aaed 8 years; Benz, aged !
yuI,tH, aud s1aaiel. aged yenr. Pinch
1 woman. sired i5 yenrs, aud her family
toIwit. MaIy Anna, aged % yeofa; Au4
rtIstinc, aald u years Henry. aged 9
years; William, aged 4 years, and Robert
assud . year; JAN, issnaett, ttged sisycefs
rHilip. inai., ngai 80 years Sam, man
aaed 30 yesfs /, Char'ey, q boy, aged ! 4
Ss|aras Magg Rose, q girl. aged IL years
:AIao, 25head of stock cattle, 8 yoke 9
Io5en. 6 head Of horses. Also the com
ntlinty PROPERTY existing between the aait
deceased hid lar husband, Stephen Ito
bsrts, tosts5t. hiuftln, q negro woman
aged 80 yHilsasaul her child Moses, aget
ijyear.. fssria, y woman. aged 3G years
aill her faQf nIaldfe,,, to-wit. bet, age,
| ii years, KjIIsas, s years, Lewis, s years
Malala aksa y years. .Iuahtia. y asasa
aaea ia years Ephraini 4 man, nged q
YEARS. sAl:.s aIglak uules zone jack, OH
tIIgg. 1.-TWO HIN aEAh, Two lorse CARTS, on
ll5fse MagllL md improvements on TN
Golnite pl3iiiatlaai (r addition to lorl1ie
iInproven,tpts) bsing OH the same plao
where Major Rtephen Roberts now re
\ sadcs. I.
| Terms cF sale hs follows, to-wit: Ono
ipurtll casll lfnld she remainder at one year
credit, 10 aaar % per cent interest aite
lllatufity.icSeept the Improvements o.
| l;lc lands IL stephen Roberts. that to ,
4ol for oug;fouath sasl, andtlle rer,ainje
GA credit ofiune, tWoaiid three ytnr
Com tie AIsy ois sale .~purrhasets e Iuri
| i:h uotesl3ath pprsonal sacnrlty, and NOR
isago rntallAl until finaU Uhasment.
ian lo-st IL. ". 13ADIN. Sheriff
gTIiE VI ,lslo1..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
Save Your ProDerty!l!
Sire s. water Proof ksnfnti

BLACK, Chocolate, Drab, 4. Ash Gofprs
rI,HE most eiFectual, durable and cheapest
u preservativc Of property. against injury by
Fire or H;afes, YET discovered s
This valuable article although discovered 2
number Of years since, and used by few persons
enough 10 les; its excellent qualities. as rrofec
tion against Fire aud Wcafkv, has not till recently
become extensively known to the public.
The Chocolate is also the bes. aftic's ever dis
covered for packing steam engnes-or for making
putty. For sale BY L-fRG tIER & L.aNO tls
mloy. Conner Of Lafyefse and Florida streets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
i;TAT III, Ia LDtJsSfANE Paroisse
.H AfsEsf Bat0n Rouge,

haas roffssye ae HI sateessssef de CoNsTANoE
Il knstsrsrrR, dtefissvIHo. 2al.l m !.
NJ,N TEislrtl d,pne eo,tinfsSr1 lance d adresse
Mla M Shirt lie la paroisseI ~ Est paton Rouge,
pat fh,nofsble Ia Cour dit SixiSms District Ju-
lrisire. tlasis ct pour Ia Pefoisse Est Baton
Rouge. Etase,,sdt, Jexposerai eu vante publique
.ur rhabiielinn eonnl CONNIE fhabitation de Maj.
s.ephen Rlberts, dans estte paroisse sur ID RI.
sisie CouiEie Aenyifoh dix miles de 10 vile de
Bsaton RouSe Jtadt, u t2aH tos,t de Ffprisr pro-
shu,, tls5s) midi, Ia proprieie e-apras dderite
|anpaftenanf h In succession de Constance kcin-
nrier, tect,i9e, saseirs La pfopriete separee de
Constance sslelnpctcf, d6e6Jde, dpousc dc Major
stephen Rabsrts, savor
1: ItN certsin moroccan de larrn sur le tCiay Chit
Irentanant afutre- vinat- nus on mons,
horne 4 rssti par Stokes et II. b. Hefelson, ,iau
I'Nerd nar le B. larelsotl, all Sud par Prtree ct b
lS'Ot,est pHM w. Jesncyson u trente acres
;feflaircid Al ceite terrc Rusa les esclaves sui
lsvans Cats age 80 ans; Sarah, unc n6gresse Aye
lac ans; Fg'otn 35 ans Snsan, une negrcsse
ltol ans et sgs quatre cnfans savor Frczine, agee
Is ans Christine, Are ans; Benjamin. Aye ans
let Daniel. Ag6 dun ans Punch, ,ine regfosse
lsAgse ~ DIS, ct sa families, savoirs Mary Ann,
Eagde Dt ana Augustine, agea Z ans; Henry age
0 ans Wialianl ago 4 ans, ct Robert, hgt ans
film, I'm rAgrc homme Age q ans !; Phillip, M
Ensgre hoirsne ago 90 aiis Charley, ag5 IA ans
Mary Rose, sgee ia ans.
Aussi ass isies de betes.a-ccrnes 8 joug de
sbou.s. 9 Ates de chevaux Anssi la propriete
cn conamua,lte existant entire Ia dit defant ct son
| mari, Sterleil Roberts, savoirs Martha, nne ne
! yresse ap9lsap ans, eft SON entant Noses age ans
Maria, ulI ndgresse ag6o 80 ans, ct ses enfans
ksavoirs NIT, dgea I'll ans; Susan, ans; Lewis
vs. ans: MsA;ala, agee 2 ans, Joshua, I'm homme
! ag6 aa did,; Ephran, un homme Ago 80 ans
Aussi, s ilalets, un Janot, un Cahri6let; 2 cha.
rettes u Nspfs; I'm chariot; ct les am6lioration.
sur fhabHtation sur Ia Mviare Comite Zen aug
1meniatioiSge surplus dame 6liorationsl Gtant sul
llameme lshitation oule Maj Stephen Roberts
dcmenre Eaintenant.
4 Ccadffass de Ia Yente-sten,r,e sssI s--Un qua
trene ctlriptant Ct Ia balance d nn credit dur
ans; portaat interats de hut pom cent apras ma.
Eturitee d Perception des am6liorations SIR le'
sIterres De Msior Stephen Roberis,l celia pour etrs
veudu popr uli quasrame compliant ct la balance
4 i un credit dun, deux ct trois ans, d jour de |;
sente. Les acqu6rers iourniront leur bilets ave-
II garantie personnelcs ct hypothequc fetenu JUS
Il qn'au parJajt payemont
il n ian. IusaIS. H ~. B.4RIN, Sheiif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
UNITED STATES EXCHANGE.
THOMAS BASEIISC0.

CltNtlclt Sc, 0f,2a0Sasc Col. NlATTA, sStofc'
yTTOuLD beg respectfully to inform zxs..
wv his friends and the public gene. IN
rally that he keeps the best Of wines and
liquors, ut his bar, as he intends not 10 DO out
done in his line Of business, ap 10, j.
ME Proprietor has spared neither IN Y~S
= Kpalns nor expense, to hAve the kSxi
finest OYSTERS at his OYsrEn sA- N6ks
aooNs; all Of which viii be kept in the neatesl
Ind best styles 70 accommodate his customers. j
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lsHnnlIAisi EiannllGfEA !
0pPENEEIM & 60.
sin., IA. srnr. dss,rsrrra .Hsrr-TEtvc

oEsrECTFuLLY coil tho at- M
IN lention Of The public ID their s1s N III asA
alyeYtisetnant In another column NE Ns - ~ i'll
and having Just received In addition sssxsssss sss
10 their lafge selected stock a further supply II
choice aud fashionable goods, selected with care
ier This market. They have on hand splendid
stock of
Fancy Il Staple Hpry fsoUssH,
Clothing, skoes, Hats and peFfiHnefy, which Ii
style, quality end eheaphsss not sa3ias4ed IN any
establishment In the South.
HT= Call and Judge ior yourselves at The Be'
Hire Store.
Corner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets former
iy u. Lanoues. june 9 ly.