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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
YENTE REMISE.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour iu sixieme District JudiCi-
atre--par0asse si'sasi Baton

Rs CurSe -
John Bird VS.. II. l., Williams. No, 2o2l.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de saisie ct vente lance
IL dams l~.afFaire c~i-lessus intitule ct nurnerote
81 4 moi adress6 par Honorable Cotr dl sixlefne
District Judieiaire, dams ct pour la parolsse et
Eat susd;t, Tfexposerai EN- veste publlque a q
norte de la Maison de Cour dams Ia vile de Ba-
Ton Rouge. csarledi lie 3eme jour de Juliet pro-
chaing u $50. d IL heures du main, tous les droits
tire. ,int6rets ct profession de Ia defendenr,
dams au a les p~ropriete hyposheque ci-apres de-
critic, SAVIOR FHabitation sur laquefte mainte-
mint de rneure Ia defenderesse ct con:au son e
nom g darlington Plantation situe dans cette
Paroisse TEST Baton Ro1gel contenant yins t-deux
arnents ct demi de face sur lie fieuvc Mlsslt sIrpi,
mar nuarantc de profondeur, ayant neuf ceLts ct
trente arpents superficie, ensemble avec toute ct
singulier les batisses ct ameliorations, borne IN
hai,t mar ferre de la succession de Guy Duplan-
flor nnasntenant r. d. Conrad, aussi IN al1tre
moroccan de terre dams Ia dit Paroisse adjolnolent
q Ia lipne inferieure All moroccan ci.dessns decrit
contenant six arpent de face sur lie dit fleuve par
o~uarante de profondeur, borne en- hant par ie
moroccan ci-devant decrit. ct en- bas par ferres de
| Col Phillip Hicky, avec toutes les batisses ct
ameliorations la desslis. AussI les esciaves e.
aires nomme, SAVIOR: William, Charpentier
oreina;re. ar6e le 13eme jour de Mars, 1642, de
81 am Jacob Linsey. alors 81 Jacob Gotier,
tonneIier. 90: Henry Gotier, 90 Edmund, enge-
nienr %. Charles. IS; Francis "a Henry ~;
Phil is; Dominic 10; Dave 81 Henry 22 ON
II: Big Joe 10; Lee 2I; Cyrus IA; Little W.T.
lam ID: Suckey 90; Clarisa 20; Patience 10;
Biz Jenny as; Rose so Mary Ann 20. Minette
90: Malinda az Hetty 40; Betty Il Nancy ~:
Alexis s; Theresa 7 Denis 8 Isabella z; Little
Rosefte s; Susan Cook 3a; aussi tons les enia1s
des n9grcsse e~sclaves, ci-desssis decrlte 81 nypo-
thlous depuis Ia date on dit hypothegue We l3me
-. i. No. 1ctni rasuta ,,tYr mayer ct Sa,fS-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
SHERIFF SALES,
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parih D
1Vest Futon Ro1

lVest Futon HoY
IL matter Vt Succession of DR.. Ira Smith deed
Z yirtu Of a commission directed TO The Sher-
- III Of tie ahovc Parish and State aforesaid
f~fernFfhe 9th District Court iii and for the PARISH
az na99lnte Co,ipec III the above entitled succession,
posed for ed .h day of April 1852, will be ex-
highest bidder utaAqblic auction, 10 the last ard
In this parish appertaiffiHlAd, d plantation situated
Saturday the 10th day Of July.id succession, on
O'Clock "a. M. 1.-the hereinafter dtNs32) 1T III
perry belonging 10 said succession. to wit ssTp-
The slaves Horace. .1nan aged "A Years Rarli-
ell, cook woman AGED 36 years; Emeline. girl
aged II years; Louisa girl aged . years Ere I
Paul, child lsyear; William. house servant d ed
10 years; Isaac. brick mason aged 10 years John
IshaIn, Blacksmith aged u years Litlletor. en-.
gireer aged 3S years; Jesse neaIo aged 50 ears;
Washington. man aged 3s yeats; Margaret. wo-
man OF 81 years. Isabel. woman Of o years;--
Henry. of Q years Rose, girl Of a; Nelson, .
man Of Is; 81 m, a. carpenter Of 80 years JcA
man of Is years Henry, man Of 81 ears; Gcd,
man Of 81 years = George McLinn Of ~ years
Emery, man Of 81 years Mary. woman Of 20
years; Angelina, Of - years; Adeline, girl OF
Linn. man of 90 years; Sarah Ann, woman of
20 years; Lewis. mar aged 81 years Washing
ION, man eyed IS years; Louisa, woman Of 26
years William, boy Of 9 years Ten boy Of 4
years; Harris, child Of ! year Ned Hunter, man
Of al years Matilda, woman OF 80 years and
an infant Of 8 months Essex, boy Of 10 years
William Black, man Of az years: Ben, man Of ~
years Davy, man aged so yeals; Celia, woman
| aged 81 years; lie wis. man aged24 years; Squire
man agell ae years; Amy, woman aged %; VII.
liam Davis, man aged al years Lucy. woman
aged 81 years; Richard, man ofal years; Kitty
woman Of 81 years; Sarah Martin, woman agef
| 80 years; Elvira, girl Of s years Winny, wo-
man Of ~ years and infait Of 2 months; Martina
woman of 10 yea,s; Nancy McLinn, wonan o
Al years; Silas, child Of ! year; Catharine, al
Of ii years Beverly, boy Of S years; Harst ~
gill Of 3 years; Sylvia, girl Of 80 years; Mar
shall, boy Of 10 years Emma. girl OF 9 years
and purnell, child Of ] year; also the ,horses,-
mules, oxen. wagons. carts, ploughs, blacksmith
and coopers' carpenters tools plantation tools an,
other effects attached 10 the said plantation
Terms of sale cash. with the benefit Of apprais
mcnt. ian5et N. w. POPE, ta
West Baton Rouge. Depty Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

State Of LOuisiana--Parfsh OF
East Baton Rouge.

Whiting & STARK va. Amos Kent d Co etal. No. 27J3
Late Third District Court, now ira nserred 10 our
SIKH, judicial District Court.
ID virtue OF an alias writ Of Fl IA issued in the
ID above entitled suit, and 10 me directed from
the Hon. the Sixth Judicial District court, III aud
fur the parish and State aforesaid, l will expose q.
public sale at the Court House door 10 the city Of
Baton Rouge on Saturday the 81 day Of July next
1882, at II o'clock NJ. all the right. title. ~in.ercrt and
claim of James $. Willis ons Of the defendants in
the above entitled and numbered suit. az one o. the
forced hcirs. in and to 'his undivided interest in the
succession Of his father William Il. Wiitisdecease
surrendered BY said defendant 10 pay and satisfy the
Judgment interest and cost in the above entitled suit
Terms OF salc-on n credit Of II months. tile p1r-
chaser 10 f~urnisl, his ~ months bond with good per-
sonal security bearing D per cent interest from date
OF said bond until paid. and mortgage retained TN
til final papmento of said bond.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
S r RIA Y S

TAKEN up by nv. WiIlian Hanstock. sboas
i iemiles from She town Or Baton Rouge. on
the Mancha-, a sorrel Horse, about 2 years old,
IA hands high, star IN the forehead, right bind
foot wbife, 4 few dark spots On the hips and legs.
The owner is requested to come forward. pay
charges and rake him away. otherwise lie viii be
sod according 10 law. II C. WOLFE, Ranger.
April ~, 1859.
MILL be- sold on Saturday The i2ih day ri
w June {ts521 at rhc Court House door, in
the Town Of Baton Rouge al II D'clork A. n, y
certain sorsel hpsss taken up by William Huus-
stock. meg Fl. r. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

al NArloSAL CHALLEHoE.-Darins Da
vi fson OF New York, offers to build q
tclloonet.rigged yacht, on his own model,
the length OF which shall be 100 feet on
deck, and the cost about $4,000, which
he will match against any other yacht. q
whatever model, construction, rigging. OF
sails, providing sire is 100 ieet long on
deck. The vessels slfnl! be built within
six months, and he will sail his yacht nn'
der any circumstances that may be selec.
led, whether the contest he upon the iiv'
d. or ocean, with or against the wind, II
d heavy or light breeze.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
Succession SAFE.
state Of observation-disclosures Of Eusr

y. "a $1,000 DHIVI LlUHEE $500 r -.
IN rhaffer Of The shccessiort Of John Carnula,if,
~dec'd-Sixth Judicial district Court, no. rs Pro-
10y VIRTUE Of a commission isspsd in the,
~ above succe ssion and 10 me directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judicia district court in and for n o
parish and state aforesaid, | will expose at public
sale on the prenises IN the city Of baton Rouge OF.
o'c'ock NJ. the property hereinafter de4oribed be-
longing 70 said succession TO viii: a certain lot Of
ground. situated In that part Of the City OF Baiofr
Rouge laid ont by the late Richard Devil. being n
corner lot having asfront Of ~ ieti ard b inches on
Lafayette street ! nglish measure, BY ninety feet in
dcps1on Laurel street, together with Ill tie build-
ngs and improvements thcreofn n. ". BABIN.
mny IS 1862 St Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
State Of LOuisiana-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.

In the matter Of the succession Of Hugh Alex
ander, deceasd. No. 4sl sOfthe late Probate
Court, Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La, now
the 9th Judicial District Court.
James M. Elan, ct. al, VS.. Jesse Fulton, 81. al.
No. 100. Sixth District Court, Parish Of East
I5 SaI' VIRTUE R1rGi; Of ! writ Of plar il. ia. issued
ID from the Honorable the 9Th ] Judicial District
Court, in the matters Of the succession Of the late
Hugh Alexander, deceased, and No. 4sI Of the
Records Of said Court, and also by virtue Of a
writ Of f.sfa. issued from the Court afor ssaid in
the suit Of James M Elam ct. al, vs.. jesse Fui-
ton ct, al, and No. 100 Of the Records Of said
Court, and directed to the Sheriff Of the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, / will expose at public sale at
the Court House door in the city Of Baton Rouge,
on Saturday the third day Of July, 1852, at II
o'clock, Il. Nj, all Of the 1igAt title, interest, and
clairn Of Stephen Henderson, Esq, in and 70 the
following described property, to wit Lot No. IL
Of Square No. !, oi the supplemental plan Of
Beauregards town, fronting on Asia street, to-
gather with all The buildings thereon Lots Nos.
8, a, S, s., 4, ct 8, in Square So, in that pais ofthe
city Of Baton Rouge, laid out BY F.. Beuufegard.
together with all the buildings and improve mems
thereon, and also the following named slaves for
life, to wit Jim, a man aged about 1 years
Nancy, his wife, aged about SO years. and their
daughter Rose Ann aged about IA years, and
black Jane. d woman. d good house-servant aged
about IS years-ail the above mentioned properly
is surrendered by the said Stephen Henderson
through his agent Col. A. Malta. to pay and sat-
isfy the Aforesaid judgment, No. 48l, which was
lately rendered against the said Stephen Hender-
son, Jesse Fulton, Nolan Stewart, Executor Of The
last will ard testament of James McCalop, ant
James M. Elan. III so1lido, as the Executors Of The
FAST will and testament Of said Hugh Alexander
daraaeod and also ID nav and satisfy the afore.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
Mr.. Webster's Remarks at the Mich
olas Festival.

The following are the remarks made oy
M, WrnsrrR at tile ST. Nicholas Festi-
cal. al New York, in response to o COM
pliacutary toast from the president, Mr,
Hoffman
sair. Prss1prxr AND GENTLEMEN OF
II ST.. NICHOLAS SOCIETY deem TIA
piece Of great good fortune TO pass 2 lew
minutes with you on coming into toWh.-
/ had The honor 10 receive all invitation 20
be preseit at your dinner. l was obliged
10 decline because OF my personal conai'
t,on. am a little disabled. have not
Two arms. T cannot say, like the glorious
Du,cl, who defended Legion, that I nave
one arm with which to eat mud anothef
with which TO Rght; bnt fortunately, gen
,,erne,. as there is but little fighting to oe
done. / get oil pretty well with one arm
Gentlemen, / am happy 70 be here ! an,
hnrpy iii recalling to my recollecfloh an
the early associations connected WITH Tue
government Of the Netherlands ana our
" early history. when we were weak
and depressed aud without means and ere.
dit we found both in Holland. Cheers
Your ancestors and your nation 1 ssla,
never forget, SO long as ! remember witt
gratitude any thing OH earth. never eau
forget that the Dutch yielded US sympathy
-.ielded us, as we say in our day, mater
nal aid, [cheersl and when orr prospects
were threatened with blight, gave Us the
timely assistance Of the sinews OF War.--
| have ever felt kind sentiments towards
that nation-my heart beats towards the
aentlcmen who helped rs ~ the hour o.
EXTREMIST necessity. ! have ever felt
deep interest in their fortunes. ! have
raised my voice and SWING my hat iol
forty years for Orange Bower. Mr.. Web
ster. continued for some time III a review
OF the esample which Holland in her early
struggles for liberty had given TO the ma
tions Of the earth. and ia eulogy Of he
sound and steadfast character, and conclu'
ded BY offering as his sentiment
Capt. Dsvroe, Of the Prince Of Orange
his government and his natioii--May
Providence prosper them
IAEH MM NfAM E&AH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
RUNAWAYS.

A ETE conduit CT la geole d'Est Baton Rouge
"A. lie a. JUN 1862, couime esclave maroon Hen
~, un griffe, age de 80 ans, S pieds 8 pouces d'hav-
teur, barbe cpaisse figure. ronde douce, long che
veux boucher fn, ct il dit quill appartient q IN
Mr.. Strickland fArkansas ct gravernent blesse
lors de son enDirisonnemclt le propriefaire esq
requis de prouver sa propri6te payer les irais e'
r%etirer. jun IL ST. - ODOM, 1eolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

WAS committed TO the Jail Of East Baton
w Rouge on the 4th of June. 1852. as a runa-
way slave, HENRY, a griff, aged 80 gears. FIVE
feet 8 inches high. heavy beard. smooth round
face, long fine curly hair, and says he belongs 70
a Mr.. Strickland Of Arkansas, and was badly
wounded when committed. ,r
The owner will prove property, pay charges
and take him away. J.J. ODOMs 1eilor.
June 10th, ST. at45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

Anna Bishop, it is reported has appear
ed in public siuce her arrival from Europe,
JnIy 1917 (incllding her trips 70 Havana
and Mexico) no less than 743 times. In
putting down the nett profits OF each per-
formanee, at the very small sum Of $3.50,
the whole gain wonld be upwards Of
100000, AT Mexico alone. Anna net
tea $4,000, III her first eight nights.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Pn1axh of Wesk Rnfnu go =

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Of the Succession Of Pierre Blanchard,
-- deceased--No. 424.
WHEREAS Bertrand CAFES. administrator.
w has filed an amended provisional tsbleau OF
his administration inthe above Succession.
NOTICE is hereby given that all legal oppos;-
tion 70 the honnologation Of said tableau must le
filed in the Office OF the clerk Of said parish with
in ten days from the publication hereof.
Clerks Office. this 18th day Or June. A. b. 1889.
sae NM HAMEERILy. CIV!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

sTsEAsl TEAsu TEAs!!l-Direct importa-
tion from Lhina.--The subscriber returns bis
thanks 10 the Ladies of East and West Baton
Rouge, for their kind and liberal patronage in the
above named article, and takes the pleasure OF
informing them that he has again received a
small supply Of the same quality, fresh and fra
grant, and s~olicits a continuation Of past tayors.
mavooy a. MATTA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
PGg07Sse Il ONest Bnoa Rnuge-.Lo

du Si1ienze District.
Dams la ffaire de Ia Succession do r. Blanchard,
decede--No. 424. 81
A TTENDU que Bertrand CAGES. aatninistre-
teur. a enregistre IN Tabelau prcviseire rec
tife de son administration dams la dife Succession.
AVIS est par les presenter dome que to,ites
opposition legale an dit Talleau dot etre enr6ais-
ire az bureau du Crefier de cctte. paroisse darfs
Ia dite JodFs. one. suiront la publication de cit avis.
Bureau de Grefier ce A JUN, 1852.
WM CHAMBERLAIN. GreAHer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
SHERIFF SALES.
STATE OF LOUTSiiNA-ParTsh of
East Baton ROuge,
Union Bank ~ MsVH =

onion pam g ssssalssiiana vs.. Sarah Rhodess TIL
Parish IL East. FeliciaHa1as'a ~ az
pY VIRTUE Of i writoff a's.s I'd Il tts
I'D Sheriff Of tia p~arishof East Batoifis re
and issued from the Hon. the Seventh Jpdleisss
District et,tiit ii and for the parish Of East Fell
ciana ard State d Aforesaid, | will expose at pubic
ssle, al the Court House door In the city Of Eaton
Ropse on Saturday, The 3dday Of july, 1882, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, all the right. title, interest and
claim, Of John Baker Rhodes and Benlatnin
Franklin Rhodes in and 10 the four following lots
Of ground situated in that part OF the city OF Ba-
ignated on The frnrative plsn thereof Of lots No.
o, 10. u and IL ID square No, 30, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
seizes to pay and satisfy their %senirile porttoa
due on said writ Of & ia by the said John D. and
b. r. Rhodes-say the sum Of two hundred and
thirty three dollars and-thirty-three cents each,
together with interests and costs. Ia a
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF APP
praisement.s "a Ill. y.GABIN, Stleflf1.
Nav 2lth, CT, f@ssHas39 ~ 4#s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
70 the Whigs Of the Union.

W. Gnd Tho G,,low;nr invitation 10 the
T.s ~ r1.
Wings Of the Union IN 'he Dar''h0re
papers, II, was issued by tile Wing con
-vsn,;on " the civ of Baltimore and con.
,,,a., III l,eaytv u.
we - w p'tss Al ea'''s.' na,..s1
licitatiorto be present az tie Nat'onaI
convention Of the wings which 10 to y
held 4. Baltimore on the 10th. Ttle
MI. ..,., ,,.o ,r,.t nav
An'ef'c'n g t''t ~ s.SS' 4
We ore sure thai 4. ~ w'li oe met WIN ~
etous and ~ftaternal spirit in which It has
been rendered and that numerous dclega'
tions from each aud every state n the
tInion will be present 10 witness and rati
~ The nomination then made. We need
scarcely add the assurance that a cordiaI
welcome and kind hospitalities await az
who come.
70 ne Wigs If HE Union
The undersigned bass been directed, Wy
tic bio civ, Couvention Of Baltimore
70 solicit the attendance Of her eiio
Whiys from ali Parts Of the Union, at 9
meetinr of the National Convention, on
rio 1glh June. a'ea i'ss 9ala
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
CANDIDATES.
T. WI are authorized 10 annuonce
ROBERT G. BEALE, as . candidate for
the convention.

ny We are authorized 70 annonnee
A. m. DUNN, asa candidate fot the Con-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

~ We are authorized y Announce
j. nj. BRUNOT rs Caniidase fol The Con-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05

A GOOD WAGON, with iron axles, and har-
N. ness for four horses, will be sold cheap on a
credit for good paper. Apply to
Apr. 81, If. HILL 4 HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
SHERIFF SALES
STREE or LOUISIANA.
Purfsh W w cst Dthtoaa R0age.

SIXTH aupieIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter al the succession OF Modesto BID
odeaux--No 4J6.
10y VIRTUE Of an order from the Honorable,
u the Sixth District Court for the said parish
and State Aforesaid of date, June the 9TH, ls32,
directed 10 The Sheriff Of this parish. VIII be
exposed at public sale at the Court House, 81 this
parish, On THURSDAY, the stll Gay OF July, 1892,
at II o'clock, 4 NJ, the negro boy named BILL,
aged 81 years. belonging 10 thu, said Succession.
Terms of Sale-Pag able in three equal install
ments, maturing .il March, Of the years 1883,
1854. and 1855; purchaser TO furnish his notes en-
dorsed 10 the satisfaction oil the tutor, bearing 8
per cent interest after die, till paid : payable at
The Office of the Recorder Of this parish, with
special mortgage retained until FINAL payment.
June 5th. ST. N. W. POPE, DEP. Sheriff
ET4TD DE Ia LOUTSTANE-Pay.
oisse Quest Batoa Rouge.
Dams ~l,affaire de Ia Succession Modest Thibo-
daatfx. No. 456. Sixierne District Judiriaire.
TN ver,u dun orire a moi s,ldresse par Ia coar
Il du Sixieme District Jut6ciarie DE pistat pour
cette ~paroisse en- date dn 4 JUN 1852. Jexposerai
en- ye,,te publique a la maison de cour de eelte
paroisse Jendi le S Juliet 1852 II heures a. M.
~l'csclaves Bill age de 35 ans dependant de Ia sue
cessioii siisditc. M fiHl
Conditions de Ia vente--payable en- trois terms
e.aux echeant ell mails DIES annies 1853. 1854 u
1855, f~acauiri en- fourriisant des billets hypothe-
CARES endorses a Ia satisfaction du intenr tn por-
tant s PEI, cent d'interet pas aut ,aper echeance
%jusqu'a au p~aifaii Placement S1asanies au bureaud de
Recorder dc cette rarCise. Quest Baton Rouge
N. w. POPE, Dep'ty Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
Fiat de la E1DuisiAn e.-ParOisSe
d,Essf sSatOu Rouge. a e

Banque De lUr1ion rs. Sarah Rhodes; Tutrice. ct
al: No. 1888. Conr ia sepfierne District Ju-
diciaire, Paroisse DIST Felieiana.
I'm verta d une ordre de ia. adresse aa sheriff
IL de la Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge ct lance
par l'Hon. Cour du septieNe District Jadiciarc,
susdit. Jscxposerai en- ven,e publiqaae b la porte
de la mason de Cour dams la vile de Baton
Rouge, saneai, ID SEINE Jour de- Juliet, 1872, 4
II heures du matin. tous les droits, tire. interets
ct pretension de John Baker Rhodes ct Benjamin
Franklin Rhodes, dams GU d les quatre lots de
terre s%uivant, situe dams cette partie de la vile de
Baton Rouge, arpept6 par le leu Ellie Beauregard,
ct designe dams lie Tdan hguratif dc la dit vile
CONNIE les lots Nos. o, 10, il ct 70 dams fIlet
No. 80, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct ame-
Iteration la dessus. Saisie pour payer ct salts
faire leurs portion ~venirile du sur les dts ordre
de fl. IA, par les dts John B. ct B. F. Rhodes.
disotls la sornme de deux cents ct trente trois
piastre ct trente trois cents chaque, ensemble ayec
les intGrets ct frais.
Conditions re la vente-comptant--avec le
benefiee devaluation. III. ". BABIN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-05
Etat dc la Observation-Disclosures G'Esi
Baton Rouge.

Mary Gayle, spouse de James D. Stuart, VS.. An
drew Malta. No. 1853. Cour du Sixieme Dis
" trict Judicaire.
I'm VERTU dun writ &, ia. adresse an Sheriff
~ de la. paroisse d Est.Baton Rouge, ct lance
par T honorable Cour du Sixieme District dams ct
pour la Paroisse ct Fiat sus-dit. J'exposerai en-
vente publiqne d la porte du magazin appartenant
an Col. A.. Matte, sur Ia rue de TEgliss, dams "a
vile de Baton Rouge, Satnedi, lie 3eme jour de
Juliet proclaim, 1852, D midi tous les droits,
titres. interets et pretensiond n dit defendeur An
drew Malta, dams on . lie ierrein Oh moroccan de
terre ci-apret decrite. situe dams cctte partie de
Ia Vile de Baton Rouge. arpente par A. Grass, ct
desigfe dams lie plan l~tiguratif CONNIE lie lot no.
o. de lIlet No. l, ct mesureant 80 pieds de face
sur la rue de rEglise, et 900 de pieds sur la ligne
d'arriere, ct mesuTant G41 de pied sur Ia ligne
Quest, ct 80 pieis sur la lisne est, lie tous rresiire
Franchise, ensemble avec les batisses ct amelio-
raiions situe sur lie dit ~terrein, rendu par lie de-
fenlenr pour payer 1t s~atisiaire le jngerneni, in
terest ct irais, dams fatfaire ci-dessus lntitule.
Conditions de la Venfe-Cornptant-avec le
heneEce d'evaluation. H. ". BABIN, Sheriff. I
iye 90 Mai 1850. CT
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OUO fneand surperfne Fooiscap and Letter
PArrn. for sale by JOHN g. Ii NOUE.
oct. 10. Post Office room
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CLrl,s nnicn.

M}H% M9Hnrxfw ~ Clerks Office,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. II.
! certify the foregoing 10 be a ,rne copy OF the
original Judgment on file and Of record In my
Office.
Given under nv hand and seal
Of our 9Th judicial District Court
at Baton Rouge, this 2ni day Of
january, Al. D.. 1859.
May "a. NJ. MORENO, Clerk.