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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

MORE ABOLITION SPEEcHEs.-Are we to be en-
Bghtened by seine more anti slavery speeches in
the senate2 We have the authority Of distin-
guished member Of the United States House Of Re-
pcsentatyes for the statement, that before leaving
Washington with the remains Of Henry Clay, Cen
Cass requested Senator Sumner to postpone his
speech On the Fugitive Slave law until he, Cen
Cass, should return, he wished not only to hear
Mr. Sumner, but 10 follow him with some remarks,
designed to ct the South right and correct some
OF Their extreme notions on the subject Of slavery
People viii hardly be inclined to believe this
but 10 appears TO be the truth, When the question
OF allowing Mr.. Sumner 70 speak came up, Gen.
Cas- voted against granting him the privilege
Mr. Sumner appears 70 be in bad odor all round.
Just row. His constituents at home, who elected
him, are dissatisfied with his dilly.dallying up to
the close Of the session, from tender regard to bis
social position,p while whatever he had gained
in that way with the South, is all forfeited now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
iBVERTlSEHIENTS RENEWEn EVERY BAY.



If THE GENTLEMAN VINO BOUGHT WHITE AND
yellop setter Dog IN Wal street WedBesGag
iug lnst viii communicate viii Il. L. r. 20 Lanyeltg place.
he viii confer gpOn him Vcrg from the dee
cIinon he believes IL must be HE dog that lost early
INFORMATION WAnTED-0 OF TIMITHY r. SOUTH
well scbnist native Of Irego, county Galway
and Lett Taunton Mass the 9th of July last; let o.
wife and three chdren suppocd to be somewhere in the
direction Of Susquetanpnh Any person knowing his where
abous will confer his wife, by ADDRESS
hre. Southwell at CS Cherry street New York city.
REFORMATION WANTED CONCERNING HENRY
Hutchinson, taller, who came TO Row York sboutlhree
weeks ho If he ths call at No 20 Seventh avenue, no
will find his brother james.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

Nature said TO Art day"Just listen to my story,
While passing tribute pay your immortal glory.
brought the suns bright paint the valley and
the hill,
Ard draw ksness BY the way with majesty and skill"
As done by Holmes, No. $50 Broadway,
whose works Of art universally admired and which are
krue to nature. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

EXPOSE OF THE GARDINER CLAIM We have in our
possession certain crcumstantia, documentary, and
hiliorcal developments, concerning the Gardiner
claim, which We expect TO publish within day or
two. We have been waiting for the action of the
several committees Of Congress; but as not one OF
them Is ~ Pared TO make any disclosures this ses-
Jon. and the trial Of DR.. Gardiner will probably
never take place, our exposition will be just in
lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

A Card for the Ladies' of New York -
Metropolitan Lace and Embroidery store Broad gay
near Prince street JOIN MADDEN will open the above
and entire stock of Embroideres and Goods
direct from Europe Ladies visiting New York specially
invited to call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

(Lond cheers and laughter
MIR. p. then reviewed The eject OF ills specch and
dwelt upon The growth Of The FREQ SOL party and c-
marked that Its destination was in tie language Of one
Of the resolutions q the Itsburg Convention simply
but p.ainly, to take possession OF the government
Another grand ratification meeting, at the same
place, is to be held BY this free soil party on the
9TH instant, and grand State Convention atLowell
on the 18th. The free soers are in earnest. Be-
tween them and the friends Of Mr. Webster, Gen.
Scott will be very apt 70 iose Massachusetts. The
same causes will make the care even more despc-
rate in New York, while Hale will be decisive
against the Baltimore wbig ticket in Ohio. At the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

mportaons not included in the foregoing list 80 380
Total value of merchandise imported ). S1,572 500
Total value of dry goods do. ..... 1,515,S04
Total value of importations. S30S33l
Total value Of mdge exported S409146
Total value of specie do. 1054Ts7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

curtains &c, at Enthusiastically & Ferguson hav
. very extensive stock of the above goods. and mr.
to offer to purchasers, either at Wholesale or retail
not to be found elsewhere.
kelly FERGUSON,
Nos. 2S9is Broadway and 81 Reade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
LIQUORS..

ono IGZEN CHOICE CLAKET WINE, AT 81 12S
oOO 81 90 and SO per Dozen bottles returned; f0 barr
rel Scotch Ale India Pale Ale London and Dublin Porter.
Brown Sout Of ali the beet DIS imported in pint
ard quart bottlss Champagne Cider Phadepsia Ale and
Porter Sc, &c For sale by VIM. III. UNDERHllL f30
Breome street, corner of Crosby.
VIM IT, UNpERuIIL, IMPORTER AND DEALER
w Ia Brsndies Wines, WLiskoy. hum, Gia Clam payne
Wires offers for sale large beat
brands AZ 20 per cent les than any other house. ex
tersiyc stock OF Bottled Wines Liquors, &c. &c. 4sc
street. Of Crosby N. BCity and eouatry
dealers invited to call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

The Order Of the Lone Star.-Lafayette
Division No The members Of this Division
be in their attendance at Smiths Hotel No 20
Perry street. Monday night August sOth at O'Clock
precisely. THOMAS PICT0N President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

More independent than DiOgencs.
Diogenes favor asked. but one,
of A'exander-the unshadowed sun.
Root. less dependent. makes not this request
bis cloud. day pictures match the sunshines best.
ROOTS premium Daguerrean Gallery, 1858 Broadway.
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Peterson and Humphrey, a79 BROAD

Peterson and Humphrey, $40 Broadway,
Of hte street. receiving daily from Europe
the auction unusual large and elegant stock OF
Carpetnp SURPRISING in bapcy Of coiors richness of de-
sign and nish anything offered in this market Many
patterns exclusively and fou nd
where. All the Worlds sir Carpet in
tire piece, to which we call public attention.
Olive Oil.-Italian, Superfine, beautifully
clarified most delicious table oil put agons expres
" for trade in dozen each, ding bark
Lavinia. for sale by
JOHN DUNCAN u SONS, 407 Broadway
Bay ards sOups.-This day, Green Turtle,
Ochrs TcnSto Clam, and Chicken; also Gu Gala low
and Mullagatawny at No 8 State street PETER BAY
ARD. N. B. lunch daily from 10 20 l2-Soups, joints.
Chowder SafrmaguBdi. Pepper Pot nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

Foreign Perfumeries OF Superior Quality,
Brushes, Combs and general assortment Of toilet and
bair dressers articles, imported by HAAS co. Depot
No, 8 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

Wonderful !-Cail and See N-Freemnn the
Halter No 90 Fulton has been making hat
by gentlemen this fall 1t Is baokyes shining
black; beautiful and the price is S3 So So Call
and sec. FREEMAN, Manufacturer.
Clothing NJ Wn0iesale.-Our Stock OF Fall
and Winter Clothing for the Southern and Western trade
ready inspection. We respectfully invite Western
and Southern merchants to examine the same before
chasing elsewhere it will well repay them being manu-
ctured In we'll known style and suited to oil sections
Of the country. Prices uniform and low.
d. L. j. DEVLIN. 80 and 80 John street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
FeAfe ne SafccesstoR.
ETAT De ia LOUISIANA -'ar0isso
dist Ratols Rouge

Ddas dD9fe az ~ oAf1fSascn We orsASNA hATbiFfs
d5reisr, No. 03G.
I'm rEIkTU lime commission adregsa ai She
Ii RI Ill la raroisse dslEsst Baton R4auge. par
Honorable la Goufdu Sixisme nistriesJ ~utiiriei.
re, dana ctpouf Ia pareissc dist Baion Rouge Of
Eiat eusdite, J'exroaefai en- vente ruElidue, Ia
urnpFi6tG ci.apfas dderitc, STIR lhahitatson connu
CONNIE 'ha sitivn 40 Maj Stephen Roberts. sInns
cptta Pareisse sur I'd Riviefe Cotnite, u environ 10
miles de lavillc ~ Baton Tsoage, Jfyai, Ii il,ns
}assy IL iss,srf 1852, MI heuves I'D matIn, la pros
nrioss apnartenant 4 Id Succession a Sushnpa Rat.
liH.. dAesdda 1t On ccurniunast6 avdt Stephen H5s
bcrts. son Gpotse sltfsivants savuir
uNE hslisation connu eonliiie N1sAe CcJnsss
Fiansaties,p contenatt tlcuN nlorgetu ds lcrrn ii-
gnans, contetiantl SIX tents-so xnhte-quatfe ar.
pehts, anssie auaffe cuns@~arfients. ut lslitfe donx
ccnssasoi xanie .eGslse arpents, lxst6 raf aslire
tefrcg du ait Robgfis Ell La koucae, Al Itlaust par
IA Rouche, SUD pys ID Ririere Coraita, VI ID Chps,
Graham. ef Il lysst raf Barnett Williams 1t lee
authorizations qui s'y i~seayaat.
Et I'M attrc moreeau de- teffs rofitnant six.
centsSqnatalise acres, borne ai Nord rpr Gilmore
get no. L. Meekes, aa sud par attire s9Ifres du dit
Roberts, u fEsst par iefres de GillnorSs 1t JOSEPH
laor. TN aastrp moroccan do fefre epAtrnaat cirqs
cents II doute acres. borne ~ Nufd p4f terfes do
M. ycpagsAood, p1lst par Mrs Celhipa Sid pnt
Riehey et Mecullorh at I'll paest par Aelaaisl Sui
lisan et Al. yoangblooHs st cu'nu cpsas3ie VIE long.
sya3,9 avee les amG.lugntialIsa qai WIS., trons aasz
I'm ei,tre naoscaau az tarfe sur h cbfk Sud ae y
Riviefe tsomite. conscfaut nuafante%aux asses.
bern6 an Eora par Ia Risiara Goniites Ma Sats par
terres asasref,is apparaenant a Clias. N~oungbloaE
al'Esl s,ar Ia Comite, Il a l0aest;A par Ia dit
Eounghlooi. !.
Aasss les e~sclayes ~snivars. sarciir. Charles
IN nsgfe hosnu,e, Ags ldS chs lewis, ta roxa,s
hensae. age aSsns; l5all, Cd nsesgse honisns, ass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24

paAs fRaairs dc Ia SNnessian Id EoasTANCE
Kt.xtSrErEn, aiekdfs. INc. 23il
ENvERTUd 'une commission lancs ct adfesSsG
IL an Sheriff. lie Ii Paroissa q Ese Baton Ross.e.
parl'hanorabIe Ia Cour du. Saxierae District Au-
diciaire, dams ct pnur ID Pasoissea a Esst Bason
Rosse, EiaI susdif, J'exposerai ea ysente publiqaue
sur lshahi;ation connu colnme raahitation de Mai.
Stephen Roberta, dams celtic Paicissc sar ID III
viare Comisc, 4 environ ak miles ne IA villa de-
Batuu Rouge, .xe8Ri, e lasnf Jasr ae Finer pno~
ehaia, ilSJa.1 III xnidhi, Al psopiietG ci-apres d6caite
aprsftenant q Ii snccsesioa de Constance Klein
reser, decelee. savoirt ha prop+s6le separ6s de
Censsnnee Kleinpeles. d66ced6e, dpouse De Major
Stcphen Roberts, SAVIOR
LIN certain snorcnau De tetre snr le tgsA1y Eat
contcnani Observation-Disclosures nIus gu nnSin},
born& a FEST par Stokes ctH II. ID. Hareisorh III
rOuest par !. w, Jeneyson ii u trents a4cress
d'6claircic de cefte terre aassi lss esclaress sui
vans Cato. age 40 nns Sarah. line negsesss ase
40 ans Tom % ans Susan; une n6stesse
~ ans q ses quatre enfars,s savose: Province aree
S mas !: Christine. age 5 ans, BENJAMIN, Ay3sa Nans
| I'll Daniel, asE esttnn ans; puFcn, uile gn9Istesse
agtte ~ ans. e. sa families sAay5lasiir; Mary INN.
Agse 3 ans A,gusline, AgGse ansi; Haiss, AsS
6 ans William kgG 4 All, Al lRai,ert. agks hiaass
Jim, IN nssgre BONNIE xtgG III ans PEiliiAAas IA
nesrS hssnpae ase ~ ans sAaslsy, Ass Iaas
Anssi " tsIrs III betsssa-cSrnex ) Yas al
Lnnfss |; fstes AZ claevaux Atssi IA pfirnplii6,s
iii cor1munsusGG existent entre III dif defint & son
mari Stepken Tsohefsss, sarcffs sMastha. aaats nK.
|ppesse zgdc 3 sfs.e Is s~onxnfantNA Noses, as4l ans:
Maria, ulne n6SgresSe 5g&s rs An$s at 81 4 tlfans.
savoiF; Bat, aggEe "a ats SsSFH, s. ans; e Iessss
q sapi;; Mahaia. asee 9 ans Josh1a, Id hbtr1sns
Se< ea ans Ephrafn. DID Ao9afne dek ID ans.
AtsSi. 3 MnlxtsS I'M Jauatg Atrf tissahf;6fet; d cha
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
SIlERIEF SAILS


Is sanffef lit ki 4 s HSafss d fnHyssfsgsa
Rutl.iE dndrasta ~ a5G
fy virtue az 4 Csaiu,Issiuii diaestei ID she
ffgfrGHf III tI.e rAfiss af Isat IAiulH EesfsW. ittsst1
Me her. tgi,s j tAh'iai IaiEaipt Court, 5g card lof
ilIie Parisl, 81 lsass i}aieis Eol8ss odd sSHa,n atere4
said, | VIII eSfssNe 1T Isuliis Ssi, sha hstaia otter
~aesrtjsAa / 8rppcrty, at Flf l3tas.iasllti knaNfl ly
Mn. Sta;thonA I~sainita, tHf'iis ssTlafish III sis t'a1
flife Rivdl, hf<st TEN MILES ftpaa The sRiya os
baton Eouzes mi hpfSfas aha isill tley ri FFRb-
fuary iscxf ! ii @ HWcipek.sA ~ ths I'ro-
teffyl lalisrr1ts To tsle Succession ut suiafHhl ssal-
liff aae s'nsl NJ entilistaaltH with SiuThau 'aserts
he1 surviving I,obf@ s9twH 80
A srI.AN AsffF1Hs known .s slsa Ns5qnlits
rhntFinn. clfatx Jff ftFtf tfarte lHiplsNalNiaifrs
sd5ininltteF sfss 'ffae fNd ahJ .xff ftH areet.,as
sppe pf FIR ~lgsalke asssa' AEiE sl.s eilesrs t,se1
eAleg IesiS iftasI ~ ssfts Hisa a.Hi a. rriss t5eat ie
fsai leach. saiSsh Nv sYssuiiter iyeY mi Charts g n'tanf,
saiidIsasa ~ sfnsts l~siilaafsa.s and he aen sresset
np,iit The IN
Al agf lditf af leifl fanfatSilg sis hiiil red ana
= y aefos. lsiifii.ed Moth BY Gilmore iEBsE Nj. IL
" gskeg. aolslt hyaallaf lAiaa IF snhf Roberts. Esast
III iattaz of t~sltasrss ard jase ssl Jsvr. IA ether
yact III lasei rpai5initatE fge iJsn ieel and ivsiyc
sens bsafssel ~ OBJ NnFih by laSlis nE Nj. T snug-
bhpaa issset irt Mr.. t;nbb, seilfia BY Kissiey End M.
tiitot1i AID liest ly Uuuf;pI s~uliftslh II iii II.
Ysapgbaspa alti knosypsa fhc Long ltssft. ejtli The
ln5pfslveinai' i ~tllesstss. Ar Ather srars al sasnl OF,
shs South rlls 81 the JntnSts River. rofltaiuiae t,rty.
tsyp acfes ~hesaslels M gtAe Ns,rtlp BY dtiest t.Srnite
River South BIZ inntls fpnSsfsy IT Charles ienBa.
|hlessl fatet " tis Conilb. and West by tlls said
yru,ghiesal. F44
Aleotbs following slaves h wi, rllatles Ii ticufo
niaif sgse 10 wars s
Lewis. aa,ian sted s. ytars ; Dill man nssl ia year,
Peter n man naci AZ searf john a Man ass,si &c
years 8lfstl ABBY assfi ~ ycars Fsrtynitsa b ws
Nun aHei % years. L.,eya woman aeyss a3 ynnrA j
Fanny a woman nge,l 5eyears Maya women as,d
~ y,ars: and her iinls eldIdfsfs VI Wits Isato5 I
EEisa5, Nancy Q. ntd Lucinda ! year iold3 Elton q
netrp girl aged 10 years.
A!so the { llawlpls ~lers.ossal property y wit 80
head ,f sserk ehtsIe: " yoke work oxen, 10 haatt pf
sleeps I5p head Of hogs: | lid mnie; | api blaek.
s'nilh'a tools; OK Wagon; I hons crFis OF
cart.
Teisns of sals MS fl'uvps one f1uttI rhst,s and Tho
remainder IN ape. two and tiares yenrb credit. from
The Oily uf sale. Purchasers 30 give tlislr nstes. with
approval personal ~reanfity. and n Hpeeinl mortgage
retained On the Frolmris. Tho nosps III lsas eiallt
per cant iulercst after maturity, until phil. jias, 1885,
sS III. ". 8BAI5IN,i
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f. MUESEl MANS
@ VEter s. III,

Corner W Third and Lauycz Styeets.
rTsIiE undersigned informs his ffienis and tho
4 Public ii general, That la has opened y q
prepared to aeco. nv MEDIATE al who
may call on him w. with the bent oys-
ters the market. affords, III we'll ns my deiicacy
that can be obtaiaed ii THU New Orleans market,
comprising Of fish, Gama &c., &c., &c., III season.
A separate saloon for parties Of Ladies and
gentlemen, Is ono Of tho advantages Of his .es-
tabIiahu1enf. NOV { 6m.l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
NEW MILLINERY
And Dress Making Establishment

Laurel Street. bsuven Main md Third
Mks. S~xinHrn, Miss BrKefss.
MRS. s.oaying had several years experience Iii
lNlN 4. York. and sevsTal ffhe principal ejtiesin
the Uniei, trusts by strict attention ii merit i
ahnre Of public patronage
Straw ind fancy braid bonnats biaached md
altered lii superior stylu. 4
We will receive III Il few days Straw bonnetA
silk Grape, rihbons md flowers which will lie. sold
low for cash. Imarch 20. iy.1
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HElsIFF SALES.

gyyta9lY YufY1ss9on M Ggnsk1Hl

I'll nj matter III sufFdsseVn Of G0Hs13ftHef
+ K2seuMYrfs we. No 2Sl.
taatbN Virtue ii IL canilonulisaioti ts#aal allq
~ liferip0sta tlse Sheriff 81 tiIa PltfiSl
ut sFssaHsf Eaaroii Koslgs. from tlr Hon,
af ahtll Uhhicfnl IJWtsietR ttoe iil I'll MD Nj
tlta isarisl, iii k..ast INssaal Rouge, tale
HE saii, IsWiat v ks5Ev AZ ttsbsI g sale. on
,l,c t,'nutaiian kpsNsyilf Aa sbflsjof S~,epliar
JgnlrsfaA3s III 58isENg PuriAh, aii the Collite
..,taNeg, aaIspiils ten rifles ftvln the tow 81
3asrrsR Rouge. Oh Wsgxaay, tas i2fhfdi.g
NJ. s21guyg ssgsfe,s 1862, ut IA O'Clock.
xlsN (, thp Ilsreipaliser described rvopetiys
lAs9aiQhilig io ialie asu~essinii Of Mr. Cutf-
ssssseu II iicHIaaer, dec, tn-wit I The Hs'Sa.
fntc property of Mr.. Constance ksienlsa
'rr, see., teilu Of Najaf Stephca Robefts.
.,ss i a scoslhIn tract nf inml oli CLAY 9iyts
rysaniuiliy vixhlsstltfsss affas, l%ltsfFs rs
M. " ssdNi sf q sipAts AMI 4. u
*sTsafe sssieA ,,aas liSy III. X liafSlssa "
stt4l HI nv Puafs,ess Il, a4ls / tvcsl by j. w Jr-
meg so.a ! t-~aidHyY acres cleared on the
same. Aleo. the EJIloMiag ~isihiesl slasaes
tiato. ave,l 90 years SARAH woman,
40 Years, Tom, llat, 35 yeafH susan
wolnn1, nHsaFl years, mud her f,nf chill
drsli. to.wits saa1ogaip, aged y yeafsi
Christine, nrcd \ yaeAYss BENZ, aged y
years, aud Daniel. ugpd yeHr. pnI'alis'
4 u.onan aged i3 years aaid laarfafpiiy,
,oeyvils Mary Anne. hstl ? years ~.
u%ustine, aged q years Henry. ngfa 81
wears, .Nsiljptp, papd Z ytars, and Robert.
nas,l1 Years. jim, d man, ngcd 81 yeaFs
plesip, tf.nsG agea aoiyears Sam, fians
ageJ 20g years Charley. II boy, aged ID
years, Mary 1Rsosc, i gifIl, pged - years
Also, 25 head Of stock cattle. . yoke Or
,.suoxen, d hcad uf horses. Also, fhe COM
imnsty property exiaing between the said
deceased md Ifcr huslanl, stephen 10.
letis. toswiit Martlta, u negro woman.
assd 40 years, and nor Child Moses, aged
sHIesu Mafin, q woman, y gctl 20 years.
mil her fepr Children, to.wit Eet, uyed
III YEARS S,lsan. i years Lewis 6yesrs
Mallnia. agrd . years Joshua, q ne,n,
aged 2a years Esptfuifa, 4 men, nged S2
years. AlA5, cielk mules. ono iacls, one
iiisr, Two Ok carts, two horse cars, otlt
hegsn wagon, ani improvements en- the
Cnmitp Plantation Ia ndfi,ion to former
ii~ilpfovaments) leiilg oil the same place
where Major Stephen Roberts now re.
sides.
Terms Of safe nsfollows. to.wit One.
W. fpIlah cisll .andth remainder NJ oile years
Ncradit, III bear 9 per cent. interest after
npnfnrisgs except The improvements On
slslts lssas Of ssepl,en Roberts, that ~ be
sold for one.fourtt cash, and the remainder
on d credit az ode. two aud three years
from the day Of sale ; purchasers 70 tnrn'
isI isotea with rertopal security, and mort
gfsge retained until iual payment.
ina lo-5t II. ". BABTN, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24

STATE or LOUISIANA
Parrish Of East Baton .Rxxxgc-Sixth
Ja1icial District Couyt.
HENRY e. youNa, Administrator,
LYnIA "A. NJ. R~awALDsoN, y w. ID. lNo' eAs'l
RANALDsun.
ID virtue cf a writ offfn directed to the
ID Sheriff Of the Parish of East Baton Rouge,
from tbs Hon. he Sixth Jadiriul District Court Ii
land and adjoining Port Huisori, fhs lower
side, and belonging ID Nh Lydia AN Rannldscn,
hit liz riKhs, title Interest ard claim to t1s following
named slaves Tor lifa u Wit: Dick aged Ahout21
yearH, surrendered BY VIM 3. Kanslason VI sntisfY
tts jid9erasgt, Interests snl costs II the above en.
aEprhiefuents Nv. EABIN.
Jan. q. 1876. Sae,ssf.
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HsNsffom Hungary.
NV S b 10
FASHIONABLE TAYLOR.

Caxy N5vAs BSs1ltDesa and 81 Gkares Stye4
TTAS hzd x1onc xpeIie1ce nkixn 4inF Franc
1l hid NJ i i17xss psanrtSon pf ERroSrpAAs nd i
eoafiifAetnit k6 emY S5xes pe7szxxx xSea. tc 81
who nsay sEaxorhiin WIT fh1sf
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IlERIEE SALES

NpYeisII,ar / 0lii,

4k Nj Aih5BAH Ht8$ieal1t4 4sy8 y M
November iatis, 1854.
TIE plaiasih ii tile wjfe az Defendant,
Aid tiiies 10 resume he fNe administration
oi tlHf estate, aiieiny tIls. einl,arraHs-
fafAf ts Ill her hfaipisa, and lie Law ana
Tie savilegipe being i'll her flvor.
Ii il slteteloFs s~glsfsf1s hHiitia1gssli MID he
era i that ti,e PieittiH Ind tl.e I'll bsaA.iss
ltsaFarated II properly tllaai The Pain
|iif Iesuiue the ffeu atl aiihistfnaioll nf ller
J1slute glprate anb apari fai xllt,a-
alifds tEiA tle eetiiffptnilitv cf 9as I'd
n' rsislisl@ aefatofnn Till se1sii flhaeni liz
alspgKea, ll9e rHitlliH hpyilau fe.aolnlas6d
sls sssiae. And il " fHtllar dsrreeJ thar
Tie E'nfi1sin recover. anil Tie dpfritdaIit IL
o%fiafei. shasnl 4 ala aeefssl ~ tay ID
Iihf Tie snAl of ltes H iAsAtal aliss hun
q ned and isenty IIsix duliars 90
lss3 ,aD2G oel wills fve PER cent iAtsresE
lAertou from tIi4 date, and that she be de.
cree llosltave II legni Mortgage on tile latll
and slases nl Defendant of date Ian,safg
b lsf9) Eighteen l~lulaasea md lofsJ
HIM, To be feizstl md sold TO pay Plaintiffs
dela Interest aud Gosts-tiiat Plaintiff rec
cover coats ts be tiixed
November 20, 1851. Isigrrdl J.IBURK.
Judge SIKH judicial. District.
SEAfE or Observation-Disclosures
of Fast BAroa RouaE-- C1.rnxs prffog.
Sixth Jutliciai District Court
/ certify tue foregoing 70 be atrite copy
If lie Original Jard genleilt on file and Of
Kecord III iny oilfcs
Given under my tAlil and seal Of our
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Ne q. WrHMss and
j. D. A Kanxs.aNp. son
joan MeKoM'Ea

III. q. WrElFEs ana mo. NB2J
J.. ID. A K4nxs.ANp, son
mari.
sTcN vertu ttaauna sffa de ia. adresse au Sh6rif
~ dc u Iatuiisse rEst Ration Ronge ct Etat
as II I-aaisisps par lhoaosaole Coar d. sixierae'
Eta; de- Ia Louisiana, = lexposcrai en- veniolrnh-
Iique s Ia portfolio Ii maisen de cour, dams d vile
de Baton Rouge, sSsnssdsii Il Tine jour de Esprisr,
1852 Ail heures du natins tons les droits, tftres,
interess ct pr6tentions de Mary e. Weemes, at K.
ID. Al. kirkland, son mari, dams est Ia propri6t6
ri-apres deecrites ~esclaves pour Ia vie, saVoir: VIVA
me neegresse ct George, dsenyiron 10 ans, saisie
pom swaiisfaire IL tnontant AZ Jngement, intetet ct
irais dams r~'affaire c~ii-lessps intifulGe. Terraes de-
Ia yen-te--comptant avec heneiice d6valuafion
jan 8, 6ia. 1882. HsVs BsaHMs Shtry.
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WALKING Canes

4SIE most extensive and consrIefs stock of
j. WaIgrrc CAVES md UMBnxLLAsl Id Baton
Rouge 1t CA LON's Lafayette 81
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Shirts Ehirfs !

nERsoNS desirous cf procuring 4 superior H.
ticie, cans do 10 by calling 1t liz fou one
Room. where tssy viii alro Ind.
xrT MI mn u ynya 1rnrn ~
..A crry y ~,
AfaA, G0A'Hssn s1lxAsv ~ sue}sAS
and every ether arther article for gentle Tnen,s he
Kovs22, y. JDHNE LAN0UE.
M Mr III III
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E0r Nal0.

<1EvITlAL likely arclifnatsd regroes-snofi
~ ind women Terms---Ifbaral.
Nov, n, Il. i, II. f WADDIIl.
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Fae piess sSd asaiisd sa. zaddiss.
da d. d. ssdo Mf1rS Assssd 0ss
ss4 aalasliaisi sRsV Bsp ri sffisss sdo|
ss;' ss'ssFs T 4 ss a sdl1ss nsx s.sd
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Caafln0 and UoIIow IVarc,

nNIfANU aid fof sHas III HID sfnaersignad \
III ihrga s~5aafttity ef castings MD loIIow ware,
s1shbas OVENS pois, Kefties. SSillats, NIL
de- fg. y. LsaHGUinK y LMN0IfE.
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