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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

TThe following anecdote, Illustrative Of rail-
way facility is very pointed: A traveller inquired Of
a negro the distance to certain point, ''Dat
ponds on circumstance replied the darkey. elf
you gwine afoot, it'll take you abouta day; if you
gwine in de stage or de homneybus, you make in
half day; but you git in one of desc smokey wagon,
you be almos tar now, hs'r sl7.4ta'7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
To PHYSICIANS,
Odd Fellows, lInsoi,s. Red Hen, sons of
temperance,

Odd Fellows, Masoiis, Red lLen, Sons of
temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Dinners. Seals anal Jeloeis. manufactured and sold
by Gibbs s. Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street,
baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
fIfsvrF III fe.s REGALlA, 80 not
Old Fe.ionS'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
49, - cauil'ment. ' i-
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
.=rTr. n embroidered. m a rFEE Fu
~ - 1st, I'd, Sd, I and 9th Degree Parade Re.
,. 't=s4 gaias. i.fs. * az BE-
-. Pichy embroidered Encampmcnt Parade
f'' Rcgalias
Observation-Disclosures TcmpIar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Joweis, Robes, banners, Swords, &c.
Sons Of IemperGnceNatonal, Gil and and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members. = g a. = ~
Red MSacLens. Past Officers and richly embroidered
Cd Desree Working and Parade ResaIa. -
.siFtiFlrlsf3 JEWELS
or the various ordcrsI Gilt or Plated Metals
Including knights Tempar, (with biiks.) y, 49,
,,t -, w.. BANNERS. III 49,.
rious aud Societies, manufactured order and De
signs Banners when required furnished free OF ef
pensc, showing tho style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c
Comprising tho assortment to be found In the u
LODGES, -ENCANPMENTS, DIVISIONS AMI
TRIBES;
Wishing fit ur their Halls, supply themselves will
Parade Working Rcaia Banners DC, can depend Up
having their orders satisfactorily filled by eating on 81
addressing - III Il -! sEAGlBHS d SMITH,
Regalin Banner Manufacturers, 10 Baltimore street
Baltimoi c. Md . ICHbut ~ iIIEE YHtGE-I
G5- G. T. FRY. Agent for Wheeling, Va. oc,5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

IRA friend, in speaking of California, says, if
you call physician to relieve you, he generally
For three 'tafems' and "hn,' he paid, in June
last, twenty-seyen dollars. titi .nsj,7i ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

Gen. Scott al of Kind Hearted
nas.-The House Line hyora US with despatch which
states that at CiIeevic large number
bled TO weeou General Scott and he returned their wei
conc with biief and happy speech Yesterday morning
General Scott drove out to Fellcrs, German
who injured by the premature explosion OF the
Ing OF the death OF unfortunate man, be his widow
check for Pour Hundred Dollars.-clerrrni Herald
% IL ames Brown, a prominent merchant of New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

s=' transparent and ySindow shades.
a NEW ana beautiful stock Of Window Shades just re
IA eeivel and for sale, very low by, d. al
scpti7 J. C. HARBOUR, 1ia Man,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

ALL persons indebted tile subscriber will please cal
at the old stand 1s9 Market Square, and settle their &C
counts, eli her with himself, in his absence, with An
drew Muidrew, whose receipt will be sufficient.
loctI-3d. '19F n t'fi JAS. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

7 II James Brown, prominent merchant of New
Orleans, died few days since. T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

Nor PARTY QUEsTIoS.-A friend who has
travelled good deal through Indiana and Illinois
since the nomination of Gen. Scott, brings us the
most encouraging accounts of the way 'things are
working in those States. He tells an amusing in
cident which occurred in stage coach in Illinois.
Wing and Democrat had been discussing the Free
Trade question until both got pretty warm, when
the Wing became satisfied that his opponent was
an obstinate fellow, who would not be convicted
of his error, and put end to the dispute by rro-
posing vote on the Presidency. Gentlemen"
said the Wing, t'fou who are Wings will say AYE
and you who are Democrats will say mo- "Stop,"
says the Democrat, CHATS not the way to put it.
You must take the vote between Scott and
Pierce, for Pm Democrat, but Pmgoing for Scott;
my neighbor, here, Is Democrat, and he's gong
for Scott too and the fact is, we've concluded in
our section, not to make it party question" 1t
is hardly necessary to say that the vote of that
stage-load was unanimously for Scott Cincinnati
Ga.effe. t.e1.lisgft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
uJwe clip the following from religious and

1JeWe clip the following from religious and
literary paper:
AxEcDoTE OF GES. ScoTr.-The New York
Commercial tells an anecdotc of Gen. Scott, which
shows that the old hero religion does not consist
alone in theory professions: ,5i-,f,u.a
A well know clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal
Church informs us that he was travelling few
years since Oh board steamboat, and, as was his
won't took out his Bible and read n chapter. He
laid the book down and gentleman took it up, 10
whom he remarked: 'sThe best book in the world,
SIR" The stranger opened the volume and respond
ed: ayes, sir, the best book in the world" add
ing, "before was seven years old, sir, had read
it through and from that time forward made it
my practice to read it through once year, until
became so immersed in public business that was
not able to command sufficient time
The gentleman who said this to our clerical
friend was General Winfield Scott. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
New CARPETS.

TX DORM hoy IS Black Kossuth Hats, o I,
lC Just received at the Black Mammoth Boot,
septic 81 sfffsE TODD & DEv0L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
Notice

THE Subscriber having sold his entire stock OF Groec.
res John Huldrc takes pleasure inn recommending him
10 his old the public generally, beliey Mr.
udrew will .cll good article OF Groceries on as good
ter ms n any house in the city b ) jas. MCKEE.
Wheeling, Oct g re.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

: = Ii i.
New Goods
II AM fully prepared, in my splendid Hundred Fs,
Store room, TO exhibit my HNew Fall Goods fre.i
from the eastern mai kets. go d 100
Silk Dress Goods. Ar
siits "a Rich Paris Broca dc Silks; -.fsit.i, 49,
81 Figured Camelcon Liisters, linl-iitF5i
I'll Rich new style Gro de AhricJ st,lizgi
Satin Luxors aud Ture Satin;
Figured and plain Black SILKS,
with many new styles, very rich. ~ -
~ 20 SWorsted's g. WooIen's
Rich Broeade French De Lanes;
Ccshmeres Plain new style; -.
Genuine French MeIinoi
Plain and Fancy Muslin all shndes;i y
GI Chambord Cloth for Claaksi
8, 54 twllled Toilc de Barge,
with various other Dress Goods
ShnwIs. ~ . Il Hosiery Gleves DC
Superior BIocade Long The largest assorlnsal
Shawtsi superior and COM OF Gloves" Hosiery Ct
mon Plain. Satin figured for Ladies, Gent and Gil
Cashmere Same in Scarfs, dren. Bonnets, Fall RID
Thibet, MerinO. Cloth. bons, Trimmings Boys Wle
F1annels in colors. Cd full stock Ladies' Prefix
Black and Green Flannel for Corsets under vests, Co
Skirts IS saet' forts, Carpet Saclss, dc.
CAN safely say that my stock has never been SURPASSED
in quantity and variety, and ns to being ehsapawkr
call and see, to be convinced ]. SENSENEI.
Sept. CO. ';,2-2wd. ., - s'.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
Nom is your Glance for some Rare Bargains!
d. e. HERNEYs g. Co,

SUCCESSORS TO +. w. BASSETT & COZ
ESlGNlNG In few days TO open TO the old customer
OF the house, the public generally. large, well
ccted entirely stockofDry Goods direct fom the
cities; wish TO close out entirely our present
STOCK which we propose do by selling them AR Cosr
Our stock hand Is composed Of good Goods Those who
wish to purch would do well to call early
in connection with above notice, also beg to state
that we have adopted the Cnsh Principle, in toto, I'M
less selling to those with whom specific arrange
the contrary This rule will be observed without
'eSpe'' ~ is' b. <. HERvEY < co, No IS Mainst.
octf n iitiiIttl Centre Wheeling!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
lMoTICE.

TAvING disposed entire stock of Dry Goods TO
Messrs. ID. Z. Hervey & TO-, take this oppo
nifty returning thanks TO our friends for their former
tronase and solicit share for who,
we know experience will be found honorable and
commodatng and will sparc pains topiease those who
may avor them with call.
Octf ~ 1t5TE'S ss F. w. sBASSETT & Co..
N. B.-we will give whole attention. to the Grocery
and Paper business, by keeping full stock at fair pr
ccs, hope to merit a share fpubiic patr0nsc.
..lr J. y fu-f P.W. b. * Co., fiddle street,
octt-twd. . a. M is5..g Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
New CookingS

? 4. =. - FtoErnnlhle; IN PnEt.I q -
Fine Rich De Laines, at II.
Linen Cambria HaEdker chicfs, at G.
Yard Wide elegant Chintz, at i2.
Good Black Alpaccas, at 49,,
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as ~.
Best mp Hleached Muslins in town. p
Finest kind OF Rcd FIannels, 20 g >
Aso-Tbc elegant and expensive Silks, Saiins an
Brocaes. French Cashmercs, DE LANES, EmbroaeIies
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., all much less prices than ult
the old system J. s. RHODES.
f-f' ~ Goshorn buildings, No. 1885, Main Street
p s. Goods any part tho citylfree OF charge
and Stole open until O'Clock at night sepls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

uThe marble auarriesin Vermont are coming
important; 100000 worth we've sold from one of
them last year Statlary marble, said To be equal
to Italian, has been obtained.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
COUR DUSfXTEME DISTRICT
paroisse Il E@ Baton Rouge.
Mary c. Fulshire, dpouse,

John il Sc,ddcr, mar,
Jaavier 10. 1854.
" A yla,mante cite sou mari pour separation
IL d, pfpprete, ~allegnant letat fembafrasts,.
,neu, ,lrs atairrs de son mari ct demandant rad
,ninis,ration separee Sc 50 rroprid,e. l'e cause
uysnt s,S ssmmise sur le plaideyer Ell le ietioi'
,naue. ~ IA loi etant en- iaecar NE Ia plaignante.
II 81 bar COS prtscntcs,% orlcnne, adiage OF deere.
"a our Ia plaisuan,e ct IL deiendeur soien, sepafes
on nrepriete. et que la communicate dacqaaietse ct
ia gains ~exis,ant entire cax soil dlssoa.e Va vite
plalrnante y ayant senonc6, IL est de Plus orion.
ia Il aecre,e que Ia plaignante resume "a more
administration he IN pfopsietc stparee OF a part
Ia son mari, Il aa'ells soft dtcrttee c,rc preprie-
,aire, rrcouvrc IL soft misc on possession dc Ia
plopriStS s~alvanle, tavoir nAgre Jeffrey, Maria,
Sor,hey, Line, Frank, Sarah III ses entanss Tay.
l,r. Iaryb. Abraham IL Big George. Aaesi cent
tsles ,e hptes d cufnes, virgt chevaax dams te hois
tmeyrensl ua moulin a inais, nneubles de n,aison
eli ia cuisine censis,adt en- tables, %chaises, hts,
heis IA liza, hnreaux, vcfres, hatonchc CT eheeah
rt Il est he plos onlonns ct decsett our, son DIT
mari hui lale IA omm dc deax milie tfcls cents
ct qaRtaate-siS piastws oallvo' asaa in'oie,s ue
ciH1 pout eent de &C date pour argent compliant,
ees leaas sSnafGs par lui resus ct appliqaes a ses
hcsoiiis al avN0,aaes Yeysonneless prodnits dc ga
,rotAfs,S par lai Neilus. Of pour le Placement DIES
%.usii,es s~Ssnnies, II est d6crete, qa'clle al, hypo.
,hAaae s,ly les torres e, ~csclaves dc son dit mari a
aeeg al ciuluiemc Mars mil hut cent gaafante
traiS. 81 que La ,iies ierrcs at ~eselaves scicnt ven.
dus pour payer Ia dite dette, int6ie,s 81 trais de
&c ppccSs. Jsnyier %, 1852.
tSiuns) III BuRK, Jugc 6me dist.
Bureau an Grcfe--paroisse d'E.st BATON Rouge,
10 ccriie que la sasaite est ccpie epnlefmt au
iugcnnent original
Donne soes ma main OF 10 sccau oficicl
de Ia cour du sixiemc district, d Baton
Rouge, CO zoe lanvier, A, d, 1852.
janv. sl.7fss mr. MORENO, Grygser.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
SALES.
Succession .Ssafo.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton NOnge. sixth
judicial District Court
IN fha AfaHer Of Snefsaae,t ~ As iats tfts,

~ tae daastfF " shtHesEfDft " fe tRs fJfb
SARAH EvAss, deed.
DY VIRTUE Of d commission 10 me directed
- from the Honorable tho Sixth Judicial Dis.
tfict Court, N and for tho Parish ef East baton
Rouge, State Of 1atlisiaha, | will expose al puba
Ne sale. at the Court House door, In the town Of
Baton Rouge. on Saturday the 7th day Of Fsbru.
ufy tts5pI at Ia o'clock NJ, The following des.
cfiead property, belonging TO the succession OF
the laie Mrs. Sarah Evans, 10 wit
A tract Of land situated on the waters Of Jones,
Creek In this Parish, oil the south siie Of the
fosd leading from Haten Rouge, to Duffss Ferry
On the Amite river, containing two hundred and
twenty aerrs t22D) more or less, being the undi4
sided half Of q section Of land held In common
with the heirs Of JOHN tsiirnefe.
Terms Of sabs. IN three equal instruments The
first 70 fall due on the first day Of N arch tnes,)
1854, the second, on the fret day Of March {is55)
and fhe last, on the first OF March, (ts5a) ptf.
shasers TO give notes with good personal security
and ~sf,ecisl nsurtgage reserved on the property
cold, until final pa niant--the notes TO hear eight
per cent interest, after maturity until paid, aud 10
be given Il, such coupons. NJ may te required by
the executors. II. v. bABIN, Sherry.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
Veate dc Succession,
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Cour dH Sixieme District Jadiciatre-
PArsisss d'Est Baton Rouge.

Dams fafairr A h Saettssaon De Mns. sAaAH
Evans, dStfate.
I'm veftn Pune commission 4 moi adress<e par
~ lhonoSable Csuf du sisistse District judi.
tiHira dams. ct pour Ia pafoisse d lsst Baton Rouge,
esi Etat de Ia Louisiane, J'expese.ui Ell se,,te
publegae 4 II porte De II naison de Tour dams Ia
Vile Dc Hsion Reuge, 5.AMEDk, h Tine Fyvytsr,
1862, 4 mid, Ia pfopridsGs ei.aerss decfite, PRO.
yenantd de Ia suslite succession, saysir
UN inefeeati Do lefre situe INT lea eau do
jones Crock dams crt psreisse, sur " cote sud da
ehemin lisisre ds Baton Rouge 1 DaGts Ferry,
sur Ia Ri,isre Amite, coaienant dsux cents vinat
srrefts t2ae) plus Oh n,oins, etans uue Raeitie non
iidivisd dun section dc ierra esai,is ayee lee ls
ritter lie John Gilmore.
Conditions Dc " Tenst-Dans trois placements
egaux, le premier, due IL premier mars proshain,
1861 lie second, lie premier mars 1868 Il le der.
niet, lie premier mars, 1904. Les aeuuSfeufs four.
niront leur billAts ayec De bgn,,e seeurite person.
nelles, ct hyI1theqae special fetenu sur la pro-
Ifidtss yendue, jusqu'su Placement final. Les bill
lets portaat iHtdrei de y pour cent, aprSs fnaturite
jasan'aa Placement, Ell pour ttre denDe dams DIES
coalofis CONNIE lcs executors demandront.
II. v. BABiN, SAtry.
Dec. on, 1851. ea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
EIAT DIE LA tOU1s1ANE-4pARUls
Sc BEST BATON ROUGE.

CnAales HuBBs, J co,s de Juge do rais--par-
devAht John Il, Dufrorq, j. p,
A. i. pbouaH, No. sol. {.
I'm vefia DIN ahiaa execution lance dams l'af.
- faire ei.dessus intitul6, Of adrass6 All sh6fif
de ID paroisse diEbt Baton Rouge, EtHt do ID
Louisiana, par John II. Dtlfoeq, Jtge do fai.,
dams est pour Ia paroisse ct Flat, t,ai saisi, ct
exposerai Ell vente public, h ID porte Dc III faaison
de cotir, dams Ia vile do Baton Houge, suueii, IL
7oW Jposr de favtie,, 1864, h midi, tous les droits,
titres, iotepets Of rfeteniiotss da defsnAeur, dams
OF "a pfopri6te %suivahte ei-apfss dsefiie, sasoir:
UN certain inereeau dc terte situe On arrisre
Dc ls Vile do Baton Rouge, arpehte par le do
fuii j.. Beaufegar1, i1es,rant TN afpent do face
par deux afpehts Ut demi de proioideur, bofn6
CONNIE suit all nofd par terres ,u jugs John j.
Burke, a Fest par tefres de Charles 1'essief. aa
sud par IL eiiemin public inenant 4 Duff Ferry Of
q poiiest tur tafres Charles Il. Jessier, Giant 10
meme ae1tis de Charles T'essier, 10 1snc jour de
dA0at, ts4elavec ioiitss les batisses al atneliera-
tions qui ~ t%roiivent, pour payer OF ~satisiaife 10
Jugenleni, ipt6rets ct frais, dams ~l'aiaire ci.des
sins. Conditions do Ia yente--cofnrtant, ayec DO.
nciee LIBERALIZATION. ii. " DABtN,
jan. 5-6f. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
SJXTH JUDICIAL DISTINCT
CoUR T-40urtsh NJ last baton koage
La, January l3A 1904
Mary q, rolshi,e, wife. u,
John d. scudder, husband.

MA .ia;n,lff pues her husband for separation 81
..a,as,y. atlsipina The embarrassment " ,er hhs,
I'M anni rietmloe the separate notwithstanding ~
, has a.,a,s, Tl,e Ase being submitted Oh the plead
,nsa and e~yIdance, and the law being ~ iayut 2, we
,laio,,aa-lt IL therefore ordered, ~ndIadsed ANU ue,
rrapd. that The plaintiff and defendant he swIM'n'ea
sfprore,y, atl That tue community =. seY I.,,s M nv
fns ,.nnunrel ilta sesneA Further ordered nnd .e'
..ss.i ,i,at p@kintif resume the free administration
~ mar cs,s{a ~spparats eHl apart From hsr HUSBAND.
,,.aI ,ha he ,isespe,l 10 he the Uwnst ~. ami ffeceyef
snJ N. ssstorpd 10 the possession ~ thc following
rr,,,sy,v yiv negroes Jeffrey, Maria, Suu'neey,
finme. Frank. sarah and her ~clAildsen laYlaf at'i ~,
cob, Abraham and Zig useptees-.. Alec one nulnreu
head III cattle, twenty esN wsld horses, "ne ."'n,
mill h~aa,elmia and kitchen furniture, consisting Q.
tables, chairs, beds. bedsteaus, euFeauS' e'asseS a'"'
a batourhe and horse. ....,
And Il Z farther ordered and deerecd that her sail
huslaa nav 10 her, the sunt ~ tive uhenaand shfea
hanarsi ana forty Ill duilafs s3ligv. with i've per
.sn, in,erast Itora this date FOR munirs cash, her sep
ayale f,nis hy him received uscd and applied q h,s
uwn ~sspsrate use and advantage and proceeds 81 hef
separate property by him sold aud used, mn, wa, hf
,bs navnsrnt of The sNid sim she I've derfeed 70 have
a n.nr,vsra a., die lanls and slaves ot her said hus.
hand lucrative fom and Of date pin March eishtcen
l,unJrsa and f,rty three, and thai said lahdr NM
slaves bp spli IL ray said debt Interest ara coHis ~
this snit january vain lsss' py,pr
~ Judge 9Th Judicial District Court
Cicrh's Oaice, Parish of Eas, Baton Rouge i'ils''
Heartily tie foregoing TO be a true copy Of the orr
Wtyen Under my hand and senl Of our 9th Judicial
pis,rIct CuuH, nj Is.on Rouge, His se,h day OF jan
""s w, \, iaso - Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
SHERIFF SALES.
ErAT DE LA LOulsIANE,--Paroisse
d'Isst Baton Rouge
CT aepn3st on III t5gisseH,6 District H
matnteuaHt au Staemo District.
8. w. OAkrY
No. so45.
u 4. nnAnn ia

j. T. BEAGaEgAnD1
I'm vfRfU dun ofife de 4. III. ADDRESSED ii,
IA Sheriff de In p~aroisse dist Baton Rouge,
ptf Honorable coa dn sisioiae district
itdiciaiFe dams Of pour Ia p~aroisar dist
Baton Rouge, Eat To ID Louisiana, J'ex-
posersi on ven,e publiqlie, samedi h 7me
jour do Fevrier proclaim 1852 a ID porte
tie Ia mnisgii do Cour dnus Ia Vile do Da.
ton Rouge, 4 IA beur du matin, tous
lea dfolts, titrcs, interets ct rfdtettions du
do fendeur dams ct 4 In pfoprieto suivant,
livte per le susait defendant pour payer,
ct satisfaire 10 judgement, intafet ct fais
dams lie process Of deas,is, snyoir.
Un lot de tarrs situt dams cette pnftis
lie In vile de Baton Rouge, nrpensdo per
fen Il. Beuurrgatd ct deeigi,c sur le plan
suppldmentaite de Ia dife villo CONNIE lot
No. 8 do l'iies No. 1. mesurant soixunte
rieds de face eur IA rue Nstchez OF t,ent
vingt pieds de profondeuf IT soixente pieds
du ilenvo Mississippi--aussi lot No. 6 Dc
lilet So, nord, mestrant ~soixants pieda
sui Ia rue du Commencement par cent rieds
/ do t,foioundenr et soixaiite pieds sur Ia
rus Espagnole.
Conditions do Ia vente--conptant,
avec beiiefiee d'evaluation. ian3, Gfs.
III. Y. B1BIN, Sheyy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF East Baton Rouge.

Ia the Sacession qt ALEXANDER FRlpos, decreased,
il, & A, Taipas, No. ISL of the
no. late Probate Court,
losS Buw.ss, Exe'r \ al now transferred 10
yhe 6th Jaasctat District Coaat-partM
az East Baton Rouge.
BY vsistue Of a writ of a fla. to me di.
rcsted from the IIou. the sixth District
Conrtin aud for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, ana State aforesaid. | viii expose
at pablo sale Mt the Court House door, in
me town Of Baton Rouge. on Saturday
sAc 6tA day OF March 1852. at l2 o'clock
nj, all the right, title. interest and claim
1T Mrs. Tsbitha Began. IN Of the de.
fenaants Ia the above entitled suit. ia aud
10 The following described property to wit
A negro uaan nssmed Win, aged about "a
ycausr mrrem( ercd by defendant to pay
aud1 ktis6y the Judgment, interest and
costs lib the above entitled suis.
TsnMs OF SALE Cash with the benef,
Of appraisaaent. II, v. BABiN.
January Slss lCJtsw3. SherN.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish q Ear Batou Rougc--SixM
Judicial District Con1t.
y =. BAILEY,
AMOS AnAMs
For Rendition Of Aexo.nf

Fer Heudaion Of .Aceosns.
IN virtue Of = writ Of il ia. directed 10 III,
- Sheriff Of the Parish ,of East Baton Roroe
rom Tie Hon. the sixth Judicial Disfrict Coart i, M,
~ me ne Parish of East Baton Rouype and s,a, Il
Of l %onlsiann, will EXPOSE afpnhIicsale. on ssa..
nrdaJ the seventh day cf February 1854. Al IL III.
LOCK a. q, all tho right title, interest snd claim
which Amos Adams EAq has at present, or which
be may have had, iii and h ftc f~oIIovxing dss.
cribed frHJerfy, at any time SINGER he first 1av ~
january l634fo wit: "A certain tract Of land nj
tiated nthc Parrish Of East Baton Rouge. and viii.
OIL The buildings and improvements THEREOF.
containing about nine hundred and seventy MI,
acres more or leM end siinatsdy at nbos,f I'M m;les
troIn tiis town AZ Batcn. Honge, and bonndcdns
follows, north ~ lands formerly belcpinr M p,
Thomas, east BIZ lands Of Gardner and josssp, Miller.
south Dy lands ffrneriy owned by Daycnpcrt and
west ny lands Of Gardener and sGarri9 and IaIso ne
ssllowing named slssssf r lifs, v W.T. John. Celia
Morris, David, George, Joseph. felicia. Hiewir.
Nancy, Tom, Debby and 2 children, Phillip and
Sterling, Em1aa and child, Isaac, Uhy. Emily anil
lanes her hid, Della and her infapts WiIos an
William. ssized e satisfy tho judgment, interests
costs, The general mortgage which fis afortsajI
James !. Baily has against tho said Amos Adag,s.
defendant. Terms of aAle Gistl with the benefit Oh
appra'ssrncnt; sale 70 take plsks 4 the sugar house on
January 90. 1852. Ct. HAsriG /