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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
POSTPONED SALE,
RI'ATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of East baton Rouge Nagia-
irase's tuurl,
HhE 70 . 10 UHIF5tsIi Es'Ii y =
EHAHtts HtbBs

CHARLES HtliBst
a. $us HdE q
Al H. FlDt9tt
10y Virtue Of All 6ifas execution issiad IL tlla
ID above entitled cause. aud directed to The
s,afii II The Parish If ifasi llNtfii lsuiee STATE u
~Hti4iaiiba bf 1ehb II iihftipq ! 81 lllsties IT tle
tasea, III and if saft fhti Il sad Htiis, lieVs seiEr
"a atti NiIl esfa5sa ~ public Fatt. ht tle nhaft he,ise
jafp, ia he town ii ilate,i tsaitge, OF SgfFHtiH, M
sfs h dag ef af4feh mott, 1853. nj u b'altek. H.,
vi The right. iitie. Interest and Claims .at lie d.
fahiati. III " 90 lbs fellfsetiig dgsttited properly,
iiSqitt
A e%6flai4 hieta of ground, eltasis Ii liie feaf ii
tfiH i,att III t1a ieFya II iiaioh NJtias Ibid eil ~
tle late H. i3eaateshtti. i1eh 4nfiiH efie Atpeiit ttbai
ts te96 and d half ~efpeflis 10 delstli, md h%Biittlel n
filltWB North by lands of Tbs lion ]. ] Btfii etsi
iy iatias NJ Charles l'sssieFl south by HE public
ttiad %lentlinH "a Dun Fsffy, md veal by lands u
Charles II. u sfipf. beifa tie SHIFTS property acquitted
by the laFtuslant from CHARLES JassiaF, 80 tie t5tlt
day If August, isl6. ~t6geFliat With sill tie h~lilliihgs
ard improvements thereon, IL thiy and tttisfg De
Judgment, interest aid east in Ills above entitled
thtteet
Terms IL aHie@0n twafge months credit The rif
e%llisaf 10 turkish his band will Eead joint, %l@fsfiif
scout j. aud mortgage retained 20 tle pTqpeIty tttl
III iiial payment ~ v IA I'm
feb. ll@fts MstiFi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Clock and Waselk Making and
Rpyairinr.

E rERRltI.AT, formerly 81 Geneva and fas
II the last iva years a resident OF The town al
Rateu Rcage takes this Opportunity oE informing
the citizens 1t isasan Reuge ard the ruhi,e ii
general thai hi is now prepared 10 execute all
XII as &c work III his Inc of business ia She nlosi
expeditions and si siactory aiaaa i, CLOCKS
and MATCHES os any style laaaufactm u Oh
repaired at the "a Vi reasonable terms, lie las
new on hana ard ir sale on exchange splendid
assestsaons ef teMiesvt Geld and silver watches
Nc. lie respectfully refers 10 tie work which
he has at varias,s times ard for different persos /
~yesuscd since MI arrival III Baton Rouge. as his
10 osnmenie,ion 10 those having work 10 10 in
lis line,
Jewelry Store on Lafayette stree, two door.
ssaih Of tsn rsst ofiec. lFebsl, 1851 vi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
SUCCESSION SALE.
State Of Lontsiaaa-PwiM Of Eas1
Baf9n Rouge. s"p1obatg', 9th Jm7IiaD
District Coayt Of the Parish IF East
Batou Rouge.
Isaac II. Boatner, ct al,

Mark Bontner eft al.
Ily virtue Of a commission direetedto The She.
I)fif Of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from
tle Hon. Gill Dietfles curt, III mud ipr the. parrish afid
stats ainreauid. will expoec al public %unrtioa, ~
Ills f~eriteaee Of J, II Boainer on Cypress nayoni
IN this Parish. about IL miles lrota tile towti Of pa
Ton ilpfigs. on
,rnusaDaY file 4ibday Of March next, 1859,
At III b ciaek Am, the following named slaves ~ ef
feet d partition bstween tts parties ,--plainiiHA and
defendants In The nlmve entitled catise, 20 wit
vo.ieh, zen. SaralA Ellen. Mark, Jim. md bstsy
Terms Of eala--to lfe sold On q credit nbtil tho "
or JannnIy fnext ti853,) ife pnrefiaser 10 f~nrniHla goot
pcraonaf security 10 tic satisfaction oftiie parties
and mortgage retained on tho property until fiua
payment.
jan. 81 1862. Il. Y. BABIN,
Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
SALES.
HATE,

Itl9II4iNED SALE
aTATEfAO OH bOIIsIANA-FAEt5 li
OF East DA10N HDTGB
Dawn T. Itasa, ii 18Th %itiiielai pistriet Court
g fatisls e l@apffillsi
Tlf tiftta Of On aims n IT., Issued IA iha above
I'D entitled suit. Ata ~ Nc ~tfitts,ei lfoil lie
| Hon lie sixth ~iiiielhl district toift, IN aiiA EF De
iatisii If ~iheffilla, tliaSs ~ailfasaia, linfa Feifaa
and viii eatetse at public sale At tte eiiutt liHt,sa
tl1pF. ~ iHe latvii if itatbit ItbtHa. % s~attfthtI, Ms
siHih tbiH NJ dipfph stsatf, iaa3, at The tstlfi Iiattf
II fate, MI HE right, ii 10. iiletesf aiti ~altliust VI tie
dtferiAlits liar u The f~gllasiiig t~lusefiltsd pf9feflY,
iU.Nitt
A tafaia t1t II arohud, Situated In tiAl taft ct
tie town at tlatbh Rouge ldil tni ~ The lats q
| liaatitpahftf. beIgs ptftsbr lots Nos I md R0f sliati
Me-. ~, nieastifiie one hitadteti mid feti tsai fr9iit iuii
macmillan sifeasi and running tatl III d triangular
firm ~ ~ttfshitfe street together with The hs!lhinf5
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon. ~ iutY attf shtisly Ihs
Judgment, AtMtpst and cost III tlu al,eYss entitled
1 taitsay ala
a3efuis If saiB4uH . credit of twelve faaitlia'
lia piiftliakef 70 furnish ls bend aiti good l5ih't
PERSONAL seetfifY, ittafliia y ief cent Interest from
lie ,taY bftals. mid nief,eagtd tetslHei 81 tlt pio-
rsfIy. Until 6HAl ~plfthttiii ~ y HiHIN
fetl III @ist I'll Ebsftft
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
SHERIFF SALES.

III ID AIAAtENIt "a 1M - Ii t,I1El

II d MAatEbaTy Ell "a 1T aass
H HnyHfiFeHfs II ~ f Hs 4ba
nm vsria dune commission \ taeI adfsssd paf
Ia iiiient Ia e5if dtt 81 Alhlne a's'tlfl litiieiaIfei
,iats II uelf Ia rafoisse d Est Baton longs stat
,ia ID tg}Aisiaia. tta8pastf#i Ell sYttita Hfihiiiq,e
i la porte De Ia nial.t'H de eef'f agtis + si'ls ~
Baton tsopges Sahta, n epse laiR Ne hiats' -
ii ii itel4ras III Hiatiii, Ia p~f5ptiAtH sishlta# pegtea
IL, tssttf ubteHif tile re p~afatiait eiitfe leg parties
plalgaaaie ct delet5eilfs ~Hayeif4 ut eatt ,ta mr. sf
rsa,, ia tarfa sifiid dafis fetts fatnisse dfl5st Bas
IA, llasas. 4 environ Ia miles sal dessdts &c u
villa Ia baton Rouge, fais#at faee st,f e nstye
tissi jpfi 4 eltq afrafisl sllf l'atta slnst or y,
tsatjA III fjjFfttfuftdeiif, pills m nielHs4. la,ffta 81 iieail
Fpaa tt ,s - tiajttlebtt.ffj itltsmas Mills Il Hpizati
81 o. has paf teffe %tgelatnd psfG q NJ. hieMieasa
Conditions dc ID yeate, teiIitls sitH T. n d1
| t,js esniltAfff. pour ett# ttAyia IL jsiit te u Vaiis
| aatia baiassea Y 40 credit ID tiitpet tlHaif aus, las &C
aiie fatf feufnifHnt 1euf %lillets ~enaessss sa'tslat.
| suite. ttftaft ihtefdi do huff 1tetlf cent pa an
apfas nattfilde et hypeIiieHtts sfeelals feteh'
saf In p~tepfidte ~iisga'ati p~aleiiiant lasit
ian al45Is. III u BHBfN, HhfeT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
BATON ROUGE &
FEM ALE Sc wi N "A RY,

MRS, Nj w, KfApEfRise1rAk.
A NEW Aeeilehple Year WI commence tl,tn
N tm4tiniiion, Cd M0ND.RE, As w II ! itsm
bef.isbL @f448
The Principal lakes illis meihaa ef ~peilsdiaF
her hincefa thanks 70 the ElEenda and rattpnh ii
the lnstiiaiion, and ~iadalges The hope fkat Hht
will continue 10 fneiit the aahie genslotls conf,
dener heretofore fetietea III her. 81
The services of fkillnti and eenpa,ent,asgist
suis have been secured, and the Principals. IeAsaf
herself 10 ppafs ITO e~Seftiehs IN uetahtlsskHr tht
school Upon 4 ranEp moral and edaeaiienS basis
Selteinbsf II. 1891, t6 NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
COIN NJ sIKIBME DISTRICT
I,atoiasd a. Est Udt0a Kgage.
Mary g. F~ulshifet dp0t,se, ,t
John b. ketiddff, tuafii
5499 t~a4as III EID

Jhtifief 10, 1861 u
r A ftaignante rife sefi Ihafi fotir separation
IL da Itfepfi6ie, allfgtatt retat deftilaffassss
mint tfda affai faa do son tatti Of defiahtlaiit ! itfi-
niitiistfetion s6{faf6s e st pfoptistes 70 eahss
,yat,t do soitnilsa STR le plailoyet st 10 tetn9tf
enane. II II Iui eistt eli favetf de n rlalgnanfe4
II est par eea tf6#atlteH, a~ffanhei ~aalugd g d6ers+
IL add IA plat shanta Of ID deiende1f seiefit ~seI,Afes
Oh prepti6lf ct Que Ia cefiniafiatiie aaeqiltafsal
ID f4airs a~Nisfaht entire eaK soft diss6Ht6 VA dits
elaielaante u ayant tehouGd3 ii est ds tltis. ottlufi.
IL at ,idgfSt6 que Ia plaiatianta resume 10 li9fa,
Administration Je IL pfopflet6 s6pafee ct q t'aft
ie son imaiis 1T da'ulla soil d6efatee eifs proI,ffs-
faifa, feeeugfe CT soft mise sn possession ao ia
nfenftSia sii4uffts. enYbif iisgfa JHtifeY. Mafiay
beuabnys Linz Frank, safah q ses siiIaiiss lay.
lon. Jacob, 4 pfallsm II tjia George Atissl cent
tetss ID beias i cerilss, Vi Ct eiieya aux dams ~ bgis
lmaffetas) I'm moulin q ffta1ss t%fietlblaaa e tftalso1a
81 do etisiia cons isiatt fn tables, ~tiiatses, i1tsst
bois dc lite, bitFefiix, ysffss, b~afoltehe 81 efleVas.
~ II est de tlHs ofeleune ct d6ef6ta que son al
mar fiji uaip Ii aggnfrte do dei,g mile ffeis cents
At auarnnss4sis ~piastres $4,000, hehe ialetets 90
| eila pour eant tfs CO date peslf argent complain,
sea ienas ID E,afess par lai feetis Of aiTlligttss = ae5
besaoifris IL Advantages pefseitfelesj ~'tpdaits go 20
~prepfisi6 par hi x%effiiis, # pour y raietnenl aes
shsaites s%oidniess i GU dacfats, q'faile ~ ny3p.
thaafe st,f les tftfes ef e~sslasca dc son Dill fHaft 9
daiaf id einatlietde A4ft MD hut cent dliatantt
tres.s. If atle IDS fitis iesIaS It ~egelsyes soieut ven
dus pour payer Ia dits dstto. intNfsts o. tfais &c
90 proess. Janyiar 30. 1859.
lsignf1 - BtRks JUICE otae aist'
pufean d. Grefe--pareisse GIst Baton Rouge
ID esriihe que Ii stiadite est copie c%onfoffne ~
iaganvnt original
pout,6 sous M main 81 ie eceari oAieie
de- In eotit df siaiat1e district, b Batoi
Eouee, ce 2ee Jangisf. A.D., 1859.
iang4 ats7ls.a M. MOHINGs dfaaef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
statiNaarl,

rINflE undersigned has 0st Yeeeiyed from Nnw
4 York and lsalaa0 4 large assortment
al Sataa aud taAsg Ssatsease II, teasstig h pant
ri fuc and supesior te1senH paper, Fsne ana
sancrier Letter paper, Plain eial tanes Nesa paper
yellow and Mhits cnyelpe paper. Record and
Commercial paper, velisw AHd white letter en-
vclepes, rleia ana Faasy neis envelopes, steel
other articles bosvMging IL The stationary depart.
men, which he Wiil seil wholesaN OF retail al
New Orleans nEiees, ], c, hANoNE, 4
nov 20 Y. Post osace.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

Ittsr resolved fran i~i,,sbngg pet steamer
ell Crenten, aud Eyeelster, a Large assortment
at emt and pressed Glass VIZ,
I'll ,leg, plain foster bar tNinhlefa,
VI +" Gred j inte t~NtibleFs,
$50 " eealp aud staf,
10 - thistle i%umhlers,
i - Wine,
Il " Cham paigAe,
10 : Webster tnmhiefs
g Wins.
4 70 champagne,
4 blls, pFassptE esneane bowls,
T" ts,t sret,el leeanieps,
~ g cat pAl Salt,
IA " Sugar,
ia g pressed,
~ sct,s A bottle castor,
ia ~ q %
~ q
q dos, hyaeie,h glasses,
" ~ pair saveft,
~ aas. talip ianahlefs,
4 I" spoon holders,
y flower vases,
aM cgeesaa eaaaleSiioks. &e, Sc, &,
Resides " sets OF the finest ileNch cut CRYSTAL
consisting II, t~usahlsgs. sNtae, champagne
and cordial glasscss aeeanters shsas a,Hi eeneaye
fowls. AEEA DaANhCAbE,
November, 20 1851 y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Baton ROUGE Female 3ry,

Raton Rauge Female semin Dry.
MRS % DEVAtsrA fe.epe0ed her sgiAsep! lef
M W nv laditz OF MDND.aK, he "a 9iad
Jaaae3g 1852, rJ1e eatiteo of l~nstgleta., ia MI
embrace oil the banehes al il complete fssaitstIpn
The French department viii he under TIFF eenrpe
Of Madame Vay=athe mitfiehl under Meas, yay,
Every attention. viii be raid to the ;@laafners
aud depeftmen, @ the young Badies, Ill stgie,
discipline ahleFeed
Terms.
For Bonnling and Tuition III f.nalish !
faf quarter OF E8fres eteehs, . : ma
Bed anl Bedding, Towels and Napkins b
Washing. neftusen, : ahD,
Day Scholars On Ensllsil & . Id
do do Gin ftenthl $3.50. 81. o
Drawing, = : y &s@. IL m
Music piano, Guitar liarpl per mons,, Us
Use Of Piane'jass flytetNs, . . 81 4
vocal Mtstes : q = : = = LII d
lse 81 Piano lfar r~faetltel Il no,
a~E~pagaaens iaall eascs fol ~laar,lil,s. ID al.
vance. Tor day scholars monthly. al tl,ettspifasiof
q The taoath-ae deduction tor loss sAi!e, les,
than one month, MSan ll.y.
4zE4B 4& 7 ENE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14

tsDg,ter n cAhtst aatsffafaaft tftrtfsi
-, tNfGpN4S Glib STAND,

sBi8tr NJ Ghhttt dhfttfNtfH'F Nf'ttei
TOMLtNsoSls 9Th STAND.
~ III. MussEf,MAN, i y 'eesiyt gtt all
~. continually t~stivilg Z lafse Ahf Wen
ssst,ed s,,gh III aHo p~ttlsnns ttus isii A. CONSISTING
II The following %Htticlesl eav.st. u..A r,.t
~, 'pmF ayai / ,tsas nett IL hare lgaf lafi,
S'hnn l,ss igtf lAtl, M ebHka Rio J6faet 2
ea 10 t~tdsleeis HiBaFt
Vi tarpels ef Ryftr aud Myl9sses, " Ilefe y sise.
IA basas ainr ,%isitlfpai 1@i itNea seali.t ga kass
sitshsa ara We.lefh %llatiefi ~ hpses n a,ula,F'ft
suan,s ~ lnrrats Wi,ttipsyi French nthhlips,
Rao, AMERICAN and l%sg,l,,'l e'''
~ tlafs,. Madetiel feti tt1 NHfea' 'N'aes'
M 8I@ HssehelsrA. ,
''t fi,stgIss. f,et Npllne. tip.selieffy, Hnspf,eftf anil
rl,,n, tresaYyas, TIA e., tttatants, end HtfaNDeriiths
Sugars,
Hti tlpow,, White, ~tfiislp1 Ahl Powdered.
Tesas.
i%npetiaI, Gansbwdef, loling HTsoti nh haet
'nnirs .tautYs Cuffnhts, %l'aisihst apples,
~lsaei,eas rlgs, rfeFersss, sr'
VI bsstsls Nn liz, and ! %ntaeksFtl. s%althoti, sl'ad'
Fooil0es, behring's and sS,s.ll'
Ia barNets lafl III, wtts4f strained, 4 do Whale
ell. j 10 lIa,aej el i hashs's sNee. ell
.9 NaEstta.
s,nsa Il Shay hest suEar cured Hams, shiaS'
HNH II "a "NM U'8 -
nal Ntillsrs, 80 da. IL.
FH,aba n Nltay's HitsaF rtirtl Beef MasS ftei
i. ia mali NJ iarta unAhtilles, INK pork. hog fehid'
silva @ HMnaEies. .
rjntlea, keicAnp. ulisaa, Nefsiiaelli, ~taaratnfi
LEMON ssfttp, behila, peas. eFshhatFiss, mace, leliFet
IA atJ,sa .ginSss faiyinmaf, ~,tlitN9nsa lhalsealts en- ta'tinis
l,,u,l N yshsl pawiieFg, pprief Ia Mlielp ans hhlI lntNp'
l,Ita,i, s,Nfrh. Elplt, lend powder, segafs. y l'aopis
ie Ans, pt,ilmf,f, tsha'iai WafNhiss ehesitiits, Mel,
,.,1 W,ii5W Wae., %eastifss al Al sl1ps
itpis ANIL slu,ea etAll descriptions aAid siFes.
tlpNahuF y, CLARA, hard efi lin ware,
A 81 llasps ifveh aaraea aseads, aei M
Stationary. .
te ID, tlue aad tiMrE ihk. n large and sinat
%lyat,lea. papy hheka. seas ! ,9,a, and y tAa,'ssts
SWELLING beohp. ~nna'writi5H apd lattaf paper, ~
iNnrN8 tlpls, filiins alE tefteiaa shell side eotnbs
,,ns iieeaiea, thread. pilE skein and spool
Cologne. hair oil, elEaHa de tmrse No, FNeet nils
~ es nad lAlf hastlnEl Newark yidefiil BATTLES
IA Il hlFiaaa - aennl,a 'tIldieriek heokf. T" nj
. ses and liVas 10 mA,ett matches ~ kinds sfnehlhI
t,haree and pipes 10 suit salsea gsea nhssettlne'a =
dry gtpalf, A
en- te Nte purchasing elsewhere, Ms J wlil ely
,on ne ,nneh for yNaF money hshnr other Htlfe
Town, and 4 aoed article ~ HAT @shoNe ~eSeefftAi
HA8 ia hA,s laen e~nganad ~ The business mtt,t wears
rsnrleNee enables NE 81 purchase At1le 1eWes
ntlrua, md mot 10 ba liable To las as en fefislaht
ARTICLES and 10 sell les:iof eash ofapptayed lnlsstf
teA leu v W.T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NfGIIHi
Gil OF T.


MIN MRS rom, assisted III their ialgli
NA tefs, will resume iha ahitiea u~lilidif 81 hoo
Establishment on Monday, ahe goth inst !:
lhstttteiie iis ata given III tlie higher braSi sahal
Vt an langlish Education. aud strict acknowledgement
TO those ct daily tse. They teach Frene:s al,t
athei Languages, Music. Instrumental and FOCAL
With The Plane aud ttatp.
they have extensive and convenient aisMlf1
taolsiiasia Tor Beanlefs, and hepe iof a tssalih
eanea &c HE lflblie patronage,
College buildings, llaton Rouge. hebt t1,aIts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
commencement atkAt ttlsfis.
Nf suuus.ss HissSt. E4tsE TkiETT.

itsgHaS stgfSb FtfSb tDfha3 tHf5Nf hAAt
HWwsNe Bsff'33.
commencement. Etfet ~ttstfs.
nsawans. Nov. hTiss, ak1t..
NfRttEitHtsuV has ii Dictated hfinsllf WI
Ni All, ies, II Asteli. [taie Principal df lie
WIsant.sin Institute nj the hli9ij tiflHs fttfnase
II astablfsbiAs i tafatana6t gtbtl ttst vii hf4
utd PARENTS aid others ha, iAg tlH eaIv If ~tliills
zen. On urnuituility 60 Aitlaa hem d ihafilsh eds
%titaiiai. The pf6ffielufs u tits Institution afe
h baiies ttai Hey viii be- ntid fl iettfIi al ess
lailislt1ahi. which Wiil afJni ii Tie youth n
Ills petition Of Louisiana. he sDt1ip agbHitaHes IA
HE hest aeatlah4le9 81 the hafib. The t~hsiirtbfs
viii spare h9 Pains. ard sTiIl t~ftla1esf tV level
ate IA ihaIf pupils the at8tal ihiite as VEL as 10
%ptitttpste lha Intellect, lltaY p~eithidlf ii ID III inia
~t,r,lsflt AAtl aid sfetl go Vfatta ihat att %pituea4
iimitn IL &C iasifag thaelE tttist fl att i laafai
fasIs lBa exalted q Iii satthffaif lfe .e5irsp II
stgtly Iii this school VIII a~Hl{ipfisA jhHtfufti5b IN
s%iitiatt anil tfihlafti iAfehhges, l~1isiarI, philaAo
lihy. Rhetoric Logic. tba Mathematical afi Nal
oral Atiehses. 4 ulttttiii / fni1tifS, Itpl keeping
Chemistry ats We. AZ guarantee ~ tho tslb
lie ef tic capacity Of The Instructors, Ne Nohli
soy thai MI. II, iaeeital lis elia8tlbh ia The.
seminary Of Versailles IL %iFahee. flblh Wliifii big.
~slilniieti liz has d esftitiHfie aildthat Viz. A. II Il
| B1 Atiltttf II tiF tfittB fHEttlfiE III tiE HIllitf Hl9t
haa w his p4ssessidfi taaiihotiais ~ REGARD ifittr.
several distinguished characters Of the tthiteI
States, Ea3g- !
M pupil VII ~tdfgtHetl fay d shorter term ilia
one a'lattetl itbFsistitig Of eleven weeks hiidnt
aetiAeiioi will ba made COT lest time ereef4t Id
tase Of s%iehnesF. Parents afa a~slispiell ~ %itiFtlih..
books, stationary i !:
Tt5ttMS. +
Tusfish pef quarter. Hip ons;;
u.s. Jftsttrli ~ Ill y HD.:
Ancient Languages Rt5 90.
LEfEREAtEs
llia EstelleHey. NJ neWp, ttaVs af Wisaohsin,s4
Hon fltasef RaHt, shBft i'iblie Instructions
Wisconsin tion T. r Walkef Il, Vi tt1fate n
Ge6fge Moore, ~, atlsF 3atiHh tIai II. T. tAis:g
Al, y, y. peFall N. y ljAgiiuvhil Landry, EssE
Rev A y Lemon Rev II, j. ilatp4i llaplgf
%llpliefi, bat b.. !
N, u Pupils IN the elementary t~rsheties, wi
he received a corresponding laW iates, KoYl5 ~
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NIGIIH
Gil 0NH.
NE Es8Itst ASielf aud II eis3n will absfsIa
I'VE l3lialieh and French School, ea Mohfa
evening. tha 7tli ihgt, al the eerfef % GhaIe
and ispollte SIC,
Terms ,al.,4tst4... AT per m1htltt
An opportunity Will be afforded voting /
4, engaged IN business 70 acquire the French .il
gliage mud alse q thorough knowledge ii EhaIth
GtaIinief, Afithinriis and Geography
Application tittsf Dc made 10 Ms Haffistts 4
BE room OH Church II, ct 10 Mr., Astalf, at nlr
Lilleysa corner Eshitrih ehd tllifd sts9.
? n kap4 IA Il tioniiIs.
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nor SAI.E-A good Creole mare. Cheap
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vERatfEUGE.
PALMS. Oils and Glass
For Sale,

GEvERAIs likely acelinaated negroes-men
and woKasa ferms%liheral.
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Dad.


On Monday, May 10. Of consumption SARAH, wife Of
Annanias Mathews after long and painful Illness the
suerngs Of which she bore with Christian fortudc and
resignation.
The friends Of the family and Of her sons william
Andrew jackson and Henry Mathews, also her sonia
John Eesbt, the members Of National Lodge No. 80,
l. o. Of o. f., Putnam Chapter, No 8, o. U. A. Company
b. American Rifles and members Of Forsyth street f.
Church respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services from her late residence No 2s2 Broome street.
this afternoon at o'clock without further invitation
Her remains will be taken to Westchester county, to-
morrow morning. at quarter before for interment.
Suddenly on Monday. May 10, MARY JAsE, infant
daughter Of James and the late Mary Jane Avery aged
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those Of
Elisha Troughon Esq ale respectfully invited to attend
the funeral service this afternoon at o'clock at the
residence Of John w Avery, Esq, No. 262 William street,
without further invitation The remains will be taken
White Plains, for intcrmcnt to- morrow.
Suddenly, on Monday, May 10, MARY ELIzABErH HAIR
NEy, daughter Of and Helen Harvey in her year
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of her parents, No. 50 West Nine
teenth street.
On Monday, May TO- JoHr LYNcr only child Of John
ana Maria Lynch aged years and 3 months.
The friends aud acquuinta noes and the members of
Hancock Chapter No IA o. Of IT, A. are respectfully in
vitcd 10 attend the funeral at o'clock this afternoon
frtm No IL jay street
On Monday morning, May TO- after short but severe
Illness Mr. THOMAS kiscsLAND, 9 the 4Sth year Of his
age.
his father stephen Kingsand ESQ are respectfully in
yited 20 nttud his funeral from his late residence 81
South Third street, Williamsburg this afternoon at
o'clock
On Monday, May 10, Mrs. MARY soorr, aged 80 years
and 10months
1he friends and acquaintance Of the family in
hopkins street East Brooklyn this afternoon at D
o'clock ly taking the Myrtle stages from Fulton
FERRY they will ride to the house.
Of her sos nsw T. Carr Mrs McCossrr aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends q the family arr respectfully
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Kossuth Mt Roxbury, Mass.

BosToy, May 10, 1852.
Kessuth visited Roxbury this evening. He was re-
ceved at the line by the military remen and citizens
and was welcomed by c. NJ Ellis ESQ., to whose house
he was eecocd and after partakng Of tea he proceed
ed TO Norfolk Hall and delivered address, Of which the
following is the Substance -
The Magyar commenced by stating that he fcared his
audience would not hear such eloquent words from him
q they had heard from the preceding speaker and that
he spoke WE'LL must be the cause that inspired him.
He remarked that there magnetic affinity between
life and that in history lie received inspiration
from the religious philanthropy which induced Mr. Ell
Lott 10 labor for the welfare Of the Indians. and
the patriotism which led Warren another son OF
Roxbury, to die for his country. lie spoke of
the doctrines adopted by the Holy Alliance in
1875, and Mr.. Webster's prophecy in regard TO 1t.
that II was" drawing line with sovereigns all above
and the people all below that imposed necessity Of
etAnce" Russia having overshadowed Europe with abb
roluttm, which being antagonisc to the principles Of Ii
berry and law. IL became clearly the policy Of England
y BY pronoupcng against the violation Of national rights
ana Hungary. If she succeeds. would the United
states the necessity of opposing force absolutism
which would be the inevitable rc-u If absoutsm
unchecked for by law of its nature ambition must
en- seyenty 1--WE years ago the struggle for liberty became
necessity in the United States but seventy five years
gave security for Immortality lie closed by enrcating
bis hearers mot only to have happy country but to be
power earth.
Aer the meeting adjourned kossuth went to the house
of VILLAIN Whiting Esq. where sumptuous banquet
vas awaiting him. but he did not remain in consequence
Of being ndispOsed.