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THOS. p. REED q CO.,
FOR RENT.

THE SUBSCRIBER will rent his
i Farm for year, lying Immediately below saint
Paul. the bank Of the river. There VIII De forty
acres rich land for cultivation, new frame house one
and half stories high, with log kitchen attached log
stables &C.. Possession given Immediately. Price 500
per auuum. Inquire OF j. E. Fullerton, Esq, Merchants
81. Paul, or the subscriber at Fort Smelling.
NATHANIEL M'LEAE.
Anvil cs.h 1s6s sra
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F, T.. COLLINS.

AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auetionesrs Com
mission from the Governor OF Minnesota, has op ned an
Auction and Commission House, in ST. Paul, where he
will sell commssiou Groceries, Dry Goods. Furniture.
&c. lie believes that the superior advantages OF
ST. Paul market, will be suficient inducements iot
business men and manufacturers distance, to SEM
their goods &C. 10 be sold on commission at private sale,
or at auction. His charges will be moderate.
NJ b. Particular attention viii be pad 10 te sae ot
real estates in or about Pail, ST. Anthony, Oh o"a-
ter. o>,,,~s
Marchs F. H' NoAAA"A
REFERENCES:
CIV A,rv RAMSEY, st. Paul,
uor IT. H. SHELLEY, Mendoza,
n.yip OLMsTED, Merchant, Benton c.,
&c j e. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
.s VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT ERoTHEAS. I M..-b.,s. q
J. W. SIMPSON, pail
JOHN HARRINGTON,
D. L FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. s.. Anthony.
VIM. HoLcoMsE, ESQ.,, saltwater,
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PAPER IIANGINcS.

W, S. COMBEs, Cor. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOUSE.
IIAS just received new lot Of rich and beautfnpat-
terms of parlor, hall. AM! chamber wall papers, bor
ders curtain papers, ami Hoard prints, all OF which
will be sold at the lowest prices Call aud see tito Franklin
Book store.
nov. d.
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PLANT FRUIT TREES I

good citizen, who has GROUNDS, for doing The
will fail 10 plant Crcl ard thrrcupun. OHiers for
the best quality OF will be promptly at eed II
left r warehouse OF the subscriber, jackson street.
near the landing.
dec. c. +. NCLASAN.
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TINE Subscribers more call The attention VI ,h:r
i IrieU,is. ami all who in goods ia :lItr
The liberal AM accommodating terms, and have
stock gr DIS, ordered expressly this market,
priSi the usual Varieties and many other ARTICLES
he in elsewhere III his city.
The long experience Of principal (av'ns been r.
~ importer ~ Elrcnware,l lnaOi"~ 10 oee
uuu,GaI nducen MS O, variety aid quality stock.
III cir ucA CONSISTS in part Of
{. blue edged, dip. painted, r-in'rd, white 81 s:e,
fo@n, blue and null cry, carthcAwn-e;
Pure white, enamel d. lIstrc, bue figured nn gold
Gand English china; white, gold band. and de GRATED
French Ia;
All the varieties Of American. en-, plain and pressed
glassware. Of Eastern and Western mauLfacture;
Ger and bohemian giiSswar.-a great variety;
English T pIlcs. American pipes ami pipe heads;
large asurnlen of glasses, elegant Japanne3
tea-rays, ri our own iE.purtatiUn;
Britannia Coffee ana tea pots casters, pitchers, &C.,
great variety, OF fist rate quality;
a.ge and elegant aSvrtlsHt Vt Cnvn sns K CO' cels
ebratei solar lard LAMPS, chandeliers, gran l0le, &C..
gilt olive and anas together with great varrty VI
articles not usually imported Tor this rlafk't.
Assorted crates packet tor the country trade, In the
best maniie-. kept constantly or han!.
Oar goods put up the best manner by careful and
experienced and b. ported distance
by Otherwise. without risk vi t!eakage. " I:
lride In referring 10 old customers, TO
packing and the good condition in which goods
generally received
March 10 Il Il. II MILLER & co.
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WORLDS FAIR!

THESE cold days lie di' s"d of hal their rigof BY
investing mail amount Tor comfortable articles Of
dress. at the WORLDS Fair. We have every article call
lated minister 10 mans conifort and woians tor
which we are prepared to sell cheap ever, II
little more so. N. CCRRAS & CO.
NecC
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WORLD s FAIR!

CTRANGERS In town, II they wish to follow The FASH
- ions capital, will not forget to give Us CALI
Our soc. yet LARGE ami no prevent being suit
ed with any article wanted. Not to know the WorIds
lair is TO argue yourself unknown;'' hope none
will ffail to see'' the prime necessity OF visiting us
n. CURIsAN & Co.
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Lumber FIR Sasc

- bbs. winter strained lard oil; % bxs. 81. os brown
- soap; 0bxs. candles; % LAS mould candies;
bxs sperm candies, for sale at, FARRlNGT0N'S.
r-tB
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in administering to

grog them at five cents drink and about twenty-five
cents DRUNK, have associated myself with John Dew
lin, and will hereafter carry the bucherng bsineS
We mag be found at the old stand formerly occupied by
Mr.. Coulter and my brother and early in the morning
meat wagon may be found all over town. l expect
the custom OF all my old friends.
April 17-am BERNARD ROGERS.
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NOTICE.

HE notes. accounts diamonds, "f the minnesota
! Outnt nave been placed in my hands for collections;
please call and settle. l. A BABCOCk.
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FANCY GOODS-China and alabaster
L Flower Vases plain and ngured Bohemian Colosnes
Lava card Baskets Cigar holders, China Baskets fine
China inks, aabastar paper weights, Ladies Rosewood
work boxes Genemens Dressing Cases. Chess men from
so to $40 90 sett and many other things line
For sale by LIE Due RoHRER.
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DRINTING AND WRAPPING PA.

L per-1OO reams printing paper; 100 do wrapping
sorted sizes. attention OF merchants is called
large supply wrapping paper, which We offer at Gaena
wholesale prices. LIE Due RoHRER.
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D. RoHRER.
CRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS-Ju

received large supply, embracing Surenne's Pro-
nouncng Dictionary, Ollendors new method Of learning
French, with key to same Primary French lessons; rs
second and third French Readcr Aids to French Compo
stion, etc., for sale by lie Due & RoHRER.
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r. II. MILLER & CO.,
Successors to n. Z. Janney & Co..
Whoiesule and Retail Dealers in China,
Glass and Eurfhenu0re,

No "a MAIN S:-tet, between Chestnut Pine Streets.
ST. Louis, Missouri.
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NJ ALL PAPER-An assortment of
W Wall Paper received per Nominee, and Tor sale b.
may lie Due & RoHRER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
ETtAT DE La LOUISIANA.
SixisHe District JndiriaiTe ---Pa-
rGisse Guest HatOn Rouge.

Dams faiaiyt de Ia Suctsssaot az MopssfE TaiH-
epFAtx, dfesdd --No. ACC.
I'm VItRTU dun commission adrcsse au Sheriff
~ de Id dite Paroisse Etat .susdit, en- date lie 6
Mars, 1859, dams Fafiaire ci-dessus, II sera oiert
eli venteipnbligue, au plus tffrant dernier tuehs-
~rsseur, h la dernier demeure do Modesto 1hibo.
aeaux eptuse decide dc Joseph Broiissard, en- eetts
Faroissei' sarnedl le l7ene Jour dAvril. proclaim,
1862, a II heures A. M, les PROPHECIES ci-apres de-
critics defendant de la ditto succession I'm celtain
moreeau de terre situ6 Ell cette Pafcisse b snvi-
ron troll miles et defnie dn Aeuve Mississippi,
ayant said arpens de face sur q~aatorxe arpefs plus
on III ms de progondeur eutre ligncs parallels
borne en- haut par tefres fAbraliam Lobdeil ct
en- has PARCELS w. Zelie ! BronssaId, en- avent PAR
celus de! John Nolan ct afriere par de Lobdell et
Usltert, ,aYec les b6tisses Vt moderation que sly
%tr0uyens.
Les e~sJlayes; Cline Negro age d'enyiron SO ans,
Williams Negro age d~'euvifya ~ ans, Henry ne.
gre age Ifenyiron 20 ans, Hose n6gresse aEes 10
81 ans, tTherise negfesse agGe de J5 ans CT ses
trois %en1sns, George age did lars. John ago 10 s
ans ct Caroline agee dc q ans, Rosier n~6grillon
age do u ans, Mari Anne ag6e de 10 ans.
Les f%hevapA, bettes.A-eotne, mulets, ~coeisons,
ontils F~ratoires, rnerblea nlelblant, tstensiis 10
cuisine, environ 500 bis. do msis, du bois de eor1s
do bois, ri autres ELECTS mubiiiers.
Conditions do la Ven eg--I6 mobilier payable
ON tout Mars 1863, EN- billele endorses q Ia salts
fiction He 1uteur, payable an Bureau dn Recorder
p%orianti 8 itter6t apfas Geh6auee le teIrs ct lee
~esclaves en- tfois teru1es fgsux Ell tout Mars dss
al n6es 1853. 1864 at 1856, en- billots payable an
Bilteau du Record, endorsGs 4 Ia satisfaction du
T'uteTri ~rorfant $ int6fat apfe fcheaure garantss
par by poth6qae avec confession dc Judgement.
NV POPE, Nep. Shirt.
Ohieat Baton Rouge. NJ " nays, 1889.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
SHERIFFS SALES.
sTI ATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Batov Rouge SixsA
JNtltcifH Dislylct Cou1t.

S1iATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Hutton Rouge Sixsh
J3xtlicaH Dislg1ict Couys.
In ths matter 81 ths Success. j
;'.n q lsedj,'s 1i'ibo- ~ 40,
10y yirtuk 81 q commission directed tn HE sher-
- iHOf ulie above mentioned parish and State, of
lais Tie 5if day of March. 1885, IN ths above M.
titled Succession. will l- oaBeel for sale nj pubiis
sstclinn 10 Ihs last snd lsiglssf bidder, al The Isle
r~esidsnrs dT the daaeasstl, Mtaisste Ilitbidoais,
wifs Of Justph Bryaasari. In titIs parish on satur.
day sis M day Of April ,ess tss5s, at II o'eloch,
A. H., all te hereinafter described property betorg4
lng to Nd succession ~ Wit
A cartsiI tfsrt 1T lspd 4isaattd In shis parish at
ebcat three aid = hall mikes from the Mississippi
fivet, cusai4iAliiss spsetI ssgeilts fsoirt, by n depth OF
ios.i.~a sfT~siis sante UT less between parallel lines,
i,otntlssl sfsse by lands Of Abraham Ia,biefl, and
bsle~ by tkpse ~ " zeIisn iltonssard. In front by
Joln NslaIa aaatin The rear by IobdeIl md Iisberf,
together With I'll The buildings md improvements
thereon lhs slaves. Cline, q nasro mint aked about
~ years: w lillian. d lfeesn rnEf1 hged nbvtt as years;
HENRY, II rsgso man s2rd slpEl ~ years Rose, a
negro wonIsn aged about I'll ysays Theme. a Negro
~oiadn aged slput 81 teas. astl her three children:
George, q eaoy q ab1.ii . years. John, q boy Of hbous
9 yei,fs, asid t%trolins o. shu,.t2 yesrs; Rosier. a
negro boy sged W years, aud Marianne d negro girl
nged abDBt 10 years.
a stock Of luirses, eatile and hogs, Plantation
utensils. household ard kitchen furniture. LOT Of corn
tsbont hsp hundred barrels1 u lot Of cora.wpod ia
HE woodss and a great varety NJ movable n%r'jele1.
Terms u tkale--iHgtes Lles, ~ a credit payable IN
all tie lggl,tii Of Marth. 1868, 10 be- secured by Bote
endorsed Il, tle satisfaction Of tie Tutor. payable 80
tie oftiee pf the haeorJer Of this Parish aud bear.
ing eight Jpr cent interest after due I'LL paid. Land
aud slat.t9. Jayai,le In thrau slilaI insialtnenis, tbs
first In ali March, 1868, tbs teGoila in all March,
ls5i. and he third IN all March, 1865, 10 be seeprsi
by notes endorsed to tie satisfaction Of the Tutor,
aiti, iute test ut eight per cent nfteT due until paId,
tnnde payable at tie ofIies Of The Recorder Of this
Parish, htd by mortgage and confession Of J1dg.
tisnt retained Oh sud property until full and final
payment N. w. FORE. Sheriff.
Vest n Eaton Roiee, March D, 1854 Gt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Gear du sixieme DistriCt-~Par0isse
d'Uuest Baton Rouge.

nans l~'aiIaife do Ia Succession de Jean Doiron
decd,
No. 457,
I'm veftn d une commission adress6 All Sheriff de
~ Ia fafoisse snsdite, dafs Tafiaire c~isdessus,
en- dase du - Fasrlar A. y. 1852. II sera expose
en- yeute ~puhligtls al plus ofrant ct def,lier en-
cheTisseur, d Ia lernier residence adit decets en-
eette pafei Sc. Saniedi le 3 Ayfil proclaim 1863
10 heufes A. IN. les prophecies. ci-apf6s deo.ites
dependant de Id dite succession, SAVIOR: Un cef-
tain mofeeau Dis teffe eette en- autre Paroisss ny.
ant un denii arpant ct an ~huitietle PaIpent face
all fleLv MISSISSIPPI sur 4U afpens do prolondeur,
Ia ligns inferiettre ouvrant de teIx degrees Of quart
pluss IN liiitieme dc degfc, borne en- bas par
tefre do Pierre Gasses ct en- haul par eelles de la
dit Succession de Jane Doirou decd ensamble les
batisses ct anl6liorations qui sly %tfougent. Un
autre mofteau dc terre eaaiemeHt situe en- cette
Parolsss ayant UNI deini arpent, vingt pieds SIX
po1ces plus on moins de face ali fieuve, sHr
| quafante arp6nts dc prolondetr avec Overture
des ,Iignes de deux degrees borr6 en- bant vt en-
has partefge de Ia die stecession, avec Ia dou-
BILE concession gii appartaint an dit moroccan De
terre ct a Fattte merceai ~ei.dessus d6crit en-
sen1tle los aamiiofatious que sly ~trouyant consin-
| tant en- tine sucferie Ell bois avee machine a va
penr.
Tin natre moroccan do terre egalfnent situe en- Get.
&c Partisse sur leat,el residait j. deced ayant ,fe
arist. de- fatc M fielive avec double concession en-
tr9 ltnnss Di vfafiI do dGux tegfes, borne en- ftstft
par terrss d. senve Ursin Landry ct ttn bias pareslies
he In die succession avec Les baiisses OF aineIiDfa.
| ton que sly iryuvant. Les ~eselasca, Ben, tsgrc age
| de "a ans, Alfred Negro . se 10 ans, Francois negre
age de 60 ans, Marie Hegrcsse age Dc " ai,s CT son
eDf1nt Victoria age DC j ans, Charlotte age DO rs
IL son infant age 3 m6iis, Engeuis legresseage de IN
ans. ct son enfant de y ans, EaialIe age de 10 ans.
Meln negresse de 40 ana, Jefferson 1egfe age de 2G
ans redere com me biyes separes de Ia yetiye OF Phillip
negrs age de ~ ans a.issi fetlaIne par la venvs Com.
y IE- ..-... .Ai.a "a AI..az....
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Frekh ArrtyaIs,

~ MuSSELMA AIN. corner Of Latirel and Third
r Streets, has iipst received a fine assortment
Of Confectionery frafsh ffait, CerjiaIs, Liquors, de.,
DC, selsrted with care from new imleFtatiol,s,
Hssons which are i
Haisons In ~qtiarjes, half and whole boxes. and IN
barrels, Citruns and E~urrnHta. Oranges and b~rrnons;
Guase Jelly. Jnjutas a,aste Fumes In fancy benes.
iars ami barrels Fruits IN their own juice, viz I
Pears, Peaches, stfe wlerrys. Piatns, Pt,ines, Apri.
cots, &r., &c. P.ssesvsl fruits, Wis. Pine apple,
ample. fps. Tanatsnd. Citfor, Ounce. Ginger,
Peaches, Ae.. trta}ly ffnits, viss Cherry, Apyicois.
Gas, oranges. huae rh0rolst, christalixe,l benches:
fiss, oranges. SC. English and American pickles,
olives AMI cHpers I'D vayiety f Ketrhnt, and snuces,
%sartlit,es. HOLSTERS, tsarketal, salmon, %anchores, &c ;
sweet oil IN wioe!kud half bottles.
English dairy, ahA Western cheese, Goshen and
roll butter Alfnotsas, La, erpshed sugar Stewards
double RETIRED loaf. sugar, French and Kentucky
MtssardlCuny powder stougton. Orange and other
bittets Abasquit. tnatas1ndin, 0utnolet and Cnra-
20. An assortment, OF the finest French %coriinls.
White nlaret, and nlDstat wine a superior article
~ Dny water, peppermint. essenre Orange water.
and Port wires III bottles. A superior article OF
Brnndy and Irish whiskey, Naples suprrios Liver.
pool Ale, In laifhettles. cigars Havana, vigiiiuheia,
Ne velitna--Salvadara and other favorite hands.
Playing cards, fife crackers and fire works, fancy
boxes, Ne.
Wedding parties| balls anil soirees served At short
notice,
Pound, fruit, aua sponge cakes. .Anniset Ivy tho
barrel essotted ,ssfutW by the gallon the ifade
SIT pplied oh liheies Aerms.
And The fhsst assortment Of candles, with every.
thing In HE line ia,ended 10 meet the wants II his
friends q I'D csstoHsets. deesay
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish y East Daton Roage-Sirth
JuairiM District Court.


Judicial District Coa,t.
JAsf u. BussErr, wifs, ~ "a,
Jyv, {. sua,... byslend,
3Y write Of . writ efG. f.. directed to the
ea.,, 'tsp V ~. n,a', =, tue e. i' s.,d '1 p.s ssf'' at 9"s.s'al p'i havs
seized md will expose II publie sale On the rrsmi es
aeenpish By the ,isls ntinnt, near ne bayou Man
auv. he gn a,y o. Aprl' issa. al ii ., aegi' 4. ~. MI
The right. title. interest and claim Of the the defend
an Lew ~, sso'af' 70 anu 70 .e i,,,9ai1s ass,r'',,
he defai,iaua resides. and eoassi,,i,,v at,oat o,.s
,u',i,td and tinety FIVE atrrs lnote y lees. and
vest by Is,,.,s ~ I,'eap, R.,,s, ,er,h ~ Y ,saas
lstals. and south, ia The angle Of aarie sud heeter
n ssa IT,. ee. nm en.a,s % q = - sweet y. Ety., gym T. Tres On Sspn.
the saii ,ies,plat, ,,,s, hased from Wiiia~ Hunt.
stoth On NE 2s'h DAY q asbr''asy, 1870, ~ per ne,
IL, ~, ca \. !. ,,...sa - VI. l,asass 4 ! s"a
matt. sssd ats,., W years Iphn. . man aged atrai
. ys,s ssnay.a LII "s1 nm assa as'.M W
and I~s,,hirs. AGED about ii monks /, AM, = ,,ssr.
worsan tanssd l.sey, assd about ~ years. also =
s's Ts.u = ' u l.''.a ! n = . ~, ssi,1 n. $500. 49,
,saiseuvnA.
,a., H.. '. Asis
~" ,..,s . :, 1,H
~. 70 yoi..NlS :.
= "'"'''0 " : ''. 90"
fan p..-"sm Eens.s
" A IL. a,1
r.-c Co.. Az
"a e"'' 'u'
- =. NJ. -
:. -. III. !. -. =. So,
me-, raa;a;.:s. Az. :, .as.i. sa.'.'aa
:, e.. s'"a,' 10. l""" '
vsa,a ..,p;",. 80. i. g.. - =,
go. .... III ~. nfa,ala.
- :. "aps "a. -"
tlYs"',a -" 80, 800
=. ha,.s. -, m,.,.., ~. laa a.a,. ,,s.as
~ ''.' 'oas a' ~
:. 81, W.
w. efof"Af ouHS tb " ~ pfbPfAStE tttlHG%
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yente de succession.
Etnt de "a L0uisidne-PGy0issc dEst
Ruton NM ~

MHH n
Dams Ia matierre de ID Succession de HANrroN
w. SWEENEY, dGced<-No. 236-Preuyes.-
Cour do Sixieme Distsict Judiiciaire.
I'm EERTU dune commission lance ct I moi
~ adressG par phonorahle Cour du Sixisn1e
Distrief Jndiciaire. dams Ct pour Il Paroisse dEst
Baton Rouge, Fiat de Il Loaisisne, Jsexposerai
en- veasse pablique Sansnds u 24esk josr n .fc,5i,
ls5a. 4 II heures dn mstin, les prophecies ci-apres
dscrites, appartenant Ma Successicn ae NV.
Sweeney, dec6d6.
Cu norceaa he ter1e niue dams cefte Paroispe \
environ douxe miles Al dessus de Il vile de IA
son Rouge, sur u deuve Mississippi, contenant
tsois cent vingt acres. pius on MONS, svec touse
les amsliorxfios,s b dessuxs etant 4 meme tesre
ou detnesrait ID defuns, les bornes ct description
de Ia quelle vera donDt sur Be- lieux le joar Dc i
vente auSsi, TN negrs nenme jim. ef me n6-
rresse nomme nelpha Ct SEN enfant Mason.
Sar ~ teysxs ID Ceaditioss xisamf,gespw IN
quart camptait e h balance \ IN er6dx dml
Jeux 81 tzoss sias, da jDar Il yeate, les acqpereuE
taurniront leurs biIlefs enaosses safisfaisnnte, por-
fxpt intHzSt b Taison de huit psnr cent apnes ma
tnrit6 iusQn'an niennep1, q hyposhdque sp&ciai
yetenn sur Ia propfiffk vcnda jjusqn'au placement
1nnl DIS dit biIlsfA II. N. BAbIN, Sikknf.
&c 40 Mars, 1856. gf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'cst Daf0n R0uge--COur du
Sixicmc District.
JOHN BiHD
vs..
JoHN CALDWELL Jr.
DANIEL Hickey
LAMA Il. JtN VII ct


IAuKA s.. J0HEa ct
CHARLEs JosEs son mari.
tn vcrtu dun Alias ordre Dnrncrote, ct a MOI
adresre par L lion cour du sixienre district Judi
clare dams ct pour III Paroisse et Fiat ssisdite, J'ex-
ppseraie en- vente ubliqtie, a Ihabitation cof,Du
cosnm,e lie Laurel Plantation, " dams cetie Paroisse,
~.aluyiron cinq mills en- has de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge. Santedi IL troisiessc jour d'avril proclaim
1859, a III heurs du matin. t0us ~lesirgsts, tifrcs,
iniereis ct prctcniion des deiendeurs dams on a
les rroprietes Hyr0tiieque eiapres deeriics' ~ voir.
Unfnorceau de- ferrc, reinforcement la ~prorrleie de
Ia s,lccession dc George MaiIlcrs, de ia Parois de
81. james DECIDE, horne en- haut par iefre dn Col
Philip Hickey ct en- has par ierre de Duncan, ay-
ant ui face sur le fsuye Mississippi dsenyirun seize
arreuas ct deini pnr qaarante Dc profaadeur, c0Bten-
ant environ mile aspcnfs de snpericte pins nm
moisse ,..,t siiuc . environ cinq mIics on bus de Ia
vile de baion Ilougc, dams la dit Par1isee et a.
at, ct etaTf Ia meme tere on habitatiun adIugef
d Daniel Hickey 10 Seine jour de mai tls5y . IA
yenie des pfenyes de Ia succession du leu George
Mathers DECIDE, ensaanble asce toDtes les baiisses
OF anncli0sation qui sly ifous spf, eli de de piHs leg
~csclaves ciapres NOMINEES age le 2eTn. jour De
mars 1889 ID date de TActe dEIypolheqne Sayoif
CIarisa, Harriet W., Dim Wiilis, Lacy Anne.
Paul. Henry, Phebe, Hannah, Nelson, Caroline,
Alfred, Sam Fmncis, Iayinia q present age dc ~
aus ct so,, cnfanf Moses age dun an, Piiebce 4
present Is. eli sou enfant Thomas 9 ans. Susan
d b eeert ~, ct sou enfant William 3 ans, John a
present 81, Bill 50, John "a, Eddy 10. Liddy 81 nda
Jnpe. ponr payer ct Satislaire IL Judgment interet
II frais daps iaafaire ci.desua intituIe ct nnsneTate.
Conditions de la .yante-ccmpiant, esec y bene-
Zee d,evaluation.
feb. 20. II. ". BABINs SkeTJf
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New Goods! New Gods!

M RS. HOWISON, In returning her hessr
NJ. thanks 10 the ladies' for their liber- #ssDNi
al patronage wishes al the Same time TO SsRaa
inform them that she has just returned from the
city with a well assorted stock of Millinery CON-
sisting of B%onnetts, Ribbons, Flowers, Lace Capes
undersleveH, Meek ties, Bracelets, Kid Gloves,
Rucbes, feathers, Bloomer Hats for Misses, Pocket
handkerchief Of all kinds, Swiss hands, thread
lace. Blond laces, swiss Inserting, Edgings, all
kinds of Trimmings for dresses, black silks and
satins for d~resses, and all kinds OF fancy net's.
Taflctons, eo'ored and white. and a great many
articles too numerous 10 mention, oil Of which
she will sell al reduced rri.es for tash. oct 1slf
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III. I. NiDDILL,
Druggist and Apotheeary

nFFERs for sale a large and well selected
VI stock OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, 10
wh| CHI he warrants as the best quality, md -
fresh. lie would state that he Is now pre-
pared to supply PLA#rKns upon the most liberal
TERMS He does not profess to keep . cheap store,
but will sell as cheap as can be had in this place.
Quality Of articles being the sarrfy His supply
Of Patent Medicines Ii very large; keeping All Of
These, the reputation ff which are established.
physicians prescriptions carefully compound
ed.a with q strict regard to quantities and qualities
usgd. Medicines delisered At all times, day ST
ni,hs. ta=~aJ
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~ rilla for the cure Of disease, or a. . Spring
purifier Of the bl,sed and a. a general tonic if the
sye,rm, " anriyaled.
1Ie curative powers fthis Es'rsctare truly won.
der0,l, and all invalida should make Immediate trial
ofthe yellow Dick and sar'aparilla ~ rsnnct "
iuvs the moot delinste patient. Then NY froFa min.
srsl r,oatruns to seek hope. liz. and yiger from this
m,srly vegetable remedy. Therefore, however bro
Ken il health and spirits, however lnsthsosne to him
s-lf enfpttev-. let no one despair cf recovery; let
,is pe,isn. only understand That nm 10Y 81 neys,.
iow fseek and Sara pa~il~ h, end pevH.tasie hias, for
bt~ liz v sake, To try II, end we have no hesitation In
p,viirti,a his speedy restoration to health.
rrs sss nayet,I.e,pcnt asv7T 3m
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WWtsVGs f
',sa L.s;Sssaf Hiasfysrt.-pay;h az East Baton

SsrsA Jxaasai Bistrf--PariM Of East Baton
Roagc, La.
VTTHEREAS George Garig. cf said Parish,
wv has applied to the honorable Sixth Judicial
District Cont for said parish. 10 hc appointed Ad.
minister of the estate Of hs decreased mot.,er, Mary
b, Mcdonald, Lane Of said parish.
Notice ,e hereby given 10 all persons interested.
az show cause, Within ten days from the first publ.
cation &c this will. why the said application should
not I've granted. NJ. MORENO.
NJ ri. Clerk.