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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
q .rHsf ORANGE couSry. s. na.s
Superior Cour, Of Law. Fall Perm, 1851.
II James A. Turner
~ VS. 81 Petition for Divorce. y

n this case il appearing that copy Of the pc
= iition and subpoena we're issued tothe defend
ant in manner ms by the statute in such cases is
required, and the return thereon being. Executed
on The said Nancy Tuner and proclamation be-
ing made at the courthouse door by the Sheriff
for the said defendant to appear and answer, as
commanded by the subpoena, and the defendant
failing to appear, Il is ordered by The Cou,t that
publication for three months he made in the Hills
borough Recorder, for the said Nancy Turner 10
appear at the next term ofihis Court, 10 I've held
at the court-hausc in Hillshorough on the second
Monday in March next. then and there 10 plead,
answer or dcmur 10 The said petition, otherwise
the said petition will be heard ex parie as to
her, and judgment pro coniesso will be granted
against her. - sfl5
II Witness, Richard NJ. Jones. Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, The second Monday Of Septep,.
Der, A. d. 1851. ilR .sh q
+, 9aft,h II. M. JONES, G. :. c. y
Dec. Y. ! Price adv. $500. el2-3m
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BLANKS! RLANKStI

LANk DEEDS and Attachments. single a,
by the quire, Warrants, Executions. &c.
printed on gool paper,for sale at this Office.
November 6. No
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gTtHR v1t.-fibsI -oul3 especially lui1lu lls-
III ssi,issns 81 HiIllt1io.sk lr. las fcllir Sc
,..,.Ilv- d., he hssoB bad A - a1ofcn htI-
~. area aue xssa iIem he oquIt-boess,e t@si--
~ n ereel!rns Furas.ofs sn1 ihsi Be = PlsIIE-
"a 20 ssnuf.elure, ia The best ssse, ell sisielss
!, IL Iipe. su<k q ufi ttssN ~ #@i@4
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
sIDEBoARDs. Of Wild Cherry, Val
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, lof. eyery Styles e2nbs ~
BEDsTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds 81 l5srriss
WARDROBES, Portable and Stations
coFFINs. from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &C.. - 80. -
He promises that bic work shall be faithfully
executed, and AZ very Low pnces. and hopes that
he win reeeise doe encouragement from s<ne-
rous publie- 500 f.ks l.gls ~ .ti-- ~
All kinds of Tinber used in Cabinet Wert,
such ss Walnut, Cherry. Poplar. Bireh and Ma
pie, will be taken In e1ehsngc for work. -
Orders from distance viii be thsnkfuliy re-
seissd and promptly attended 70. ~ 90 - -
f,,...a !. - RICHARD MAYO, 49,
Aprii ID. 49,, e.. liss,ss,-ss,, - - ~ Il
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NOTICE

MOTTO @elia'
YNHE undersigned is authorized 10 sell Crane :
Patent wash Mixture in the town
Of Hisbofough, and is prepared TO make expert
ments and also to issue Family Rights for the
same. m nrrr.rYne
December le, 1851. - a.
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1 splendid Stock. of Goods
For the Fall and Winter Trade.
mR. JAMES 8. WATSON.
.9,, MERCHANT TAILOR,

VNTOULD respectfully inform The public, that
w he has just opened at bis establishment,
two doors north ofihe Printing Office, one Of the
largest (ifnot the kf,gesf) as well as handsomest
stock of Goods in his line ever brought to this
MARKET His stock embraces al the articles usu-
ally kept in such northumberland to mention
the whole would be too tedious. He will sPeci-
IN only the following:
CLOTHS. .htlaih ~
Black. Brown, and Invisible Green Cloths, Of al
qualities. .t,iNlis-9iah hind ~ lt4i
cassmeres. Of various styles and patterns. 7
rssiings. Of The handsomest patterns, I'LL Ia
All kinds Of Trimmings for Genileucn's clothes
&c. &c. s mt3
Ready Made Clothing. lltii
Dress and Froek Coats, Over Coat. sPantsloons
Vests, Cravats. Drawers, OF ilk and Cotton
Shirts, of Silk, Cotton and Wollcn, &c. &c.
All Of which win be sold at ihc. mos, reasonable
prices. His motto is, that trade should be active
| aud he is determined 10 sell his goods as low al
they can be had elsewhere. The public are in
tvitcd to call and examine his stock, as he feel
lconfdcnt that he can please. VI I'll Ia hraN a
Dragging and putting. he is aware, in an en-
Heightened community, win avail nothing. and b,
therefore relics upon the superior quality Of hi
goods and the judgment Of the public to advanc,
his business. He fears not to abide this test il
the competition ofiradr,flN ,a5.lslsfu II
or 10000 Feet Of Lumber. 10000 Shingles
and all kinds Of Country Produce, will be iakel
lin exchange Tor clothing al cash prices. ~
II. October 81. ~ w l3u'stH i2'l O6-
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HISTORY OF
N1gZELa GAls 0IlrNAo

IflS Oh1 Or
NORTH Gaze 0nrNAo
THIS great work, by Col. WukFLKR. will be
= ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery of the said work. for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the ist, I'd,
81, 4,h and 9Th Judicial Circuits. Except RAJ
leigh and three or four counties in the 5th cir
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
bers 5000, non-subscrihers S2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting A gency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent. ]
Hillsborough, Nov. 5, 1851. 0s-
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New and CHI 9 ap
/. DRUG STORE.

. DIR. $. o. sCHODlFlELD.
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AND YET THEY GOMEZ

i CASk French Brandy, I do. Port Wine,
do. Madeira Mine. for medicinal rarros.
20 only, Hecker's Farina, far superior 10 Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns do,
Whiiheads Essence Of Mustard, Citrate Of Mag
ncsia, Husbands MAGNETISM. Iodide Cuinia, Bro.
midc Of Iron, Tsnnaie Of Iron, Tamaie Of Qui.
mia, Valerinaie Quiuia, Iodide Manganese, Sui
pha'e Manganese, Ferrocyana,e Quinia, Ciirls
iQuinia, Napthaline. etc. TO be found at
u as1a4 THE DRUG STORE. u
juno 10. IS fy as8 --.s<sf AZ.
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Prrsrryt AMI ReanlirY your IIousrs. !.

N e. e Z n Or s WOOD S,
m Painter Of Houses, &c,
y SPECTFUBIsYfe tenders his services TO the
~ cizens Of iiillsborough. Chapel Hill, and The
pubic eruerlly. His work will he done faithfully
and in the &si stslc, and al prices suited 10 tie
hardness Of the times. Any address to him al
Hillsborough. n. &. will promptly a,iente,llo.
October 18th, 1851. as!f vHJri Z IN .05 D
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Their polrer 0rer thc atslre diseases rs NAT tf-
celied-if eguailtd-by eyay afher preparation
IN The United Sfafes ca ne eavrs affesi, an ma
ny cases cfier skilfli physiiohs had faiitd.t
These Biifers arc worthy The attention Of in
vslids Possessing great virtues IN the rccificaiion
Of diseases Of the Liver aud lesser glands, exer.
eising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs. they are with
al. safe, certain and pleasant.
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/. N. B---I.. S. & Go. have recently published,
and have now for sale. the FARMERS GUIDE,
BY Heary Stephens OF Edinburgh. and ProE Nor
ton Of Yale College. New Haven. complete in 2
vols. royal octave. containing 1900 pagers, ~ Steel
aud GOO wood engravings. Price, in muslin bind
ng. Sc; in paper covers, for null, S..
February 2. - ~ ggig9 800
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-15
State Of s0sstsfsaEsts-- POrlsh Of
East HtntOn Rouge.

jain tlirl VS. M susi IL. II. NiIiiaais=@Sisth Jua
diaial District Court
IDY virtue OF a writ OF ssisura and sale issued
ID In the above entitled and numbered eatise
and 10 me directed from the lion. sixth Judicial
ID stfiet tygti. hi aud for The Parish and state atttte
ss III II Will ssp6ea NJ public sale. on tta premises at
alaiit three mites below lie city oi Hsteii Rouge
Oh Saturday .lle 5th day Of June nest is53 NJ II
On lock 4, ii. vii ils right, title. Interest and eluiin
III lie defendant IN Of TO the following uiofigegsd
property. ~lie,eitsatt n described, W VITA Tie blans
iatiOH tipaf1 wltel the defendant now resides and
known rs The Arlington plantation. situated III This
parish tEnat nitui ~It1tige,3 eentaiiiiiihg twenty
lNo and d lialf af1alits front ~ tbs liver mississippi
by forty In depth, having niue htitifed and tliitty
superficial afpsnis. together With oil md singular
the buildings and impfovensiits l,ettiitled above by
land III saii isafiali adjoining The one above describe
ell, 9f. tbs town litsr eenth iniHg sin appoints front on
tbs said river. by lerty in ispll, bounded ~ ftatsI
by the tract above described mud by laHls Of Col
7. ilirky btles, with oil tie buildings aid improve.
ments a%llefepit 5u
ALSO tho following named slaves TO wit William
a. rough eHfiseptof, WIN was ~ yeafH Of age % the
18th tlny 1f Alafol, 1915 Jneob Linssy. then u;
Jacob tsorticr, euoper ~: liehfy Gottief W, Ei.
mtial. engineer ay Charles VI, F,ancis 90. Henry
10, ridl Ii. Ditainie ~, Dave q, Hanfy ", Tum u.
BIZ Jse 10. Lee VA, Iyrts IA, Little William y,
sheky ~, Ciarisa N, Patience ~, Big Jenny IS.
Ra e 80, Mary Ann y6, Minette 70. sayory ~. Am,
~, Matilda VI. llety 40, betty y. Nancy Y, Alisis
& Theresa T. Usnis q. Isabella 4, Little Itnsette o,
stasn,, Cook 10, also I'LL The Issues oil Tho abDse tia.
efiiWd nr9ftgpaad feH,hle slaves tinas tie date 81
said mortgage 18th day uf MnEeh lsassl 3
Seized 10 Jay and satisfy The judgement. interest
and eost In tho above entitled and numbered cause,
teims Of slle cash ~itll Tho ben iii Of appraiseIf5nt
may Ct. 1851 H.4V.sBABiN, Sheriff
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POSTPONED SALE.
state of Louisiana PARRISH Of East
Ratou RgtlrC.

Francis Phillips W.. Catharlne Thielman and
Husband. No. a97. sixth Judicial District
Court. SIS
Dy VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale is-
- sued In the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed from the Hen. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, | have seized and will expose at
dublie sale al the Court House door. Ia the town
oil Baton Rouge, on Saturday the 9Th day OF June
next, 1857, ut 10 o'clock NJ, all the right. title,
interest and claim OF the defendants Iii or to the
FLOWING described mor,gsged property, to wit:
4 certain lot or parcel of ground situated in that
par.s e the town et Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Anthony S.s..a.S. measuring thirty feet front
on Lafayette street. by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth french neasnre.. ie,ns me sea.n
half oilos No, onn OF square No. w arcona,."s,
% The Plan thereof. together with all and singu-
IN the buildings and Improvements thereon, be-
ug the same properly ass,ssea oy ss'atnsfiae
TheslnaAn of said Parish defendant In the auosss
entitled suit, wife of Frederick Theilman in IA
sor of said plaintiff on the 18th day Of january
sis5ol by net passed before Samuel Skolileld
Recorder III and for the Parish OF East Baton
R~ouge.--Seised to pay and satisfy judgement in-
terests and costs nthe above entitled and NUM-
bered eansc.--Tegrns OF sale4-On a credit Of IA
months the purchaser 10 furnish his bond with
good personal security, anu bearing interest at the
rate OF ase per cent from date until paid, with
mortgage retained on tie property sold until the
final payment Of said bond. H.y. BABlN,
Nav sih al. Sheriff.
a ~ f#A@# @F4aEsa& FH#t9H 4gM4&
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1GTAT DIE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisss dl1Fst Baton Rouge-Colr
au SiYlsme Diatvipt Judioiaire.

Menafd Il vighaud VS.. MeCuieheh h Ham .itefi.
No tD45
I'm VEItTU dun ofdfe lie snisie et yeite, dams
u ~l'aifaife e~itiessus itititule ct tiuhiefote, ct a
moi adresse par lshenorabla Conr ia sixieme
District ludiciaife, dams ct puaf Ia Paf8isse ct
liat %sustlii. al saisie q fespssefai en- veiite pubs
liq,te, n la portable Ia H1aistf lie Cotr dams ID
Vile de Iiaien Rouge, sametli IL 5etne jour de
JUN, proclaim, is59, a Il heufes dn niatiti. les
rfeptiete hypothdaue et-apfes dettite, shveif -
In certain moroccan de tefts uI labitation, siti6
sur Wards Creek pres di Bayou Manebae, dams
estte pafoisse, d ens iron 1~tialefse miles Ell bas
de la vile eontenant deix cents Ell giatfe yfpgt
Hfpahts ct deffi plus gu inpins, beftia a Test Ct au
sud par teffss di Dueteof l3nfiitgtai,, ~atitfetuis de
Vim. %iietfin, o leiest par teffes de lohn III, Fefe-
inHa, Of all non1 par teffes dc Gritty, avee totites
les baiisses ct anieliufatiuils l%astsssils, atissi IN
ahtie ~f1oteeail lie teffe, faisait face sur le Bayou
Manehae, dams In pareisse d Est Bstsn Rouge,
euiiiea ant six cents d~uafadte tefss, borne en- haHt
par tsrfes de Cnmtneals ct eli bas par eeiix de
stspheh Cobb, saisie pour payer ct ~satisfslfh lie
jugelneht, iltdfet ct irais, dans lie process tisdesstis
iHtiiule et tut1efots. Conditions tie Ia y~ente~=
compliant, avee 10 beneties dasaluatiof.
II, Y, HAHN. gharjf,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
esour dM Stxteme District Js1dfcl.
ntrc--IsarOisse d'Isst Baton
FY3 Ek0uTe. @
I'd n Il W,lIiama Ma. oot

John Bril- vs.. II. Il. Williams. No. 202I.
I'm VERTu dun ofdfe 10 saisie d vorie lance
- dams allure ci-dessus iniitule ct nutnerote
ct a mel atfease par Honorable Conf3 si sixieme
District iudiciaife, dana Ut pour ID Paroiese ct
Etat suHtlii, jexpnserai en- venie rihli1ue atir les
lieu d environ iiois miles en- has de Ia viilc de
Baton Rouge, Saoedi 10 5cne jour de Jtin iifo-
chain, 1862, 4 II beures du niatin, iotis les droits
tire. intarals ct rrete sion do Ia deiendeilr,
dams au q les p~fopfiei6 hypoth6qud ci-eprea4le-
critic, SAVIOR THabitatipi sur laquelle naiilte-
nuit de mctirg Id daienleretse ct comm son ie
nom Asa'Arlington plaptatisr,n sitde dams eette
Paroisse tfat Baton Ropge) Gentleman; vlngt-daux
arrents et dnfni III face sur Ii teuye MISSISSIPPI
par q~uarants do pfoiondeur, ayani neuf cents ct
trenlc arpcnts sipericie, ensemble avec ioutes ct
s~ingulier les batisses ct authorizations, bornG en-
halt par ierre da Ia succession de Guy Dupian-
tier, maintenant r.. d. Conrad, aussi un anire
moroccan De ierre dams ID dill paroisse adJoifoicnt
d III ligne iflferieure au inerceaa ci.dessus decfit,
contenapt sis arpent de face sur 10 dit tleuvc par
~uuaratiie do proiofdeur, borne sn haut par lie
moroccan ci.deyant decrit. Ell en-. bas par terres de
u Phillip Hicky. avec toptes les batisses ct
a, ma Ia ~tfessus. Aussi les ~esciayes c-
arrsa namm6 ssyoir: William, ciarpentier
a s,iI asee ID l3es.s.. Jour De Mars, 1912 de
IS 81, Jacob Linsev, alors y! Jacob Goti6r,
tornel;c, ~: Henry isotier, 30 Edmund, enge-
nieur. o8 Cis rles, % Francis "a Henry loi
phi Is: Dominic 10 Dave a Henry 22 aoni
II: Biz Joe ID; Lee as Cyrus "A Little WI
liam To, smokey ~; CIariss 70; Patience y;
Biz Jenny a5 Hose 30; Mary Ain 70; Mineife
90; Malifia "a Hetty ~; Betty Il Nancy III
Alexis q; Theresa Z Denis 9 Isabella 4 lalue
Rosea1e s Susan Cock 3s; aiissl to,iss les eniaps
des nsrressc e-sclaves. cisdsssus deerite ct hypo-
th6eu9 dspuis Ia aat4 ou dit hyrofheqns le Lime
isur d Afais. is4ol saisiel pour payer 81 trails
faire Ii iageinent, mtret et frais dams rafsaire
ci-dessis ii5fitul6 ef nimerots. Conditions de Ia
yeanfc, colnptant, ayec IL ~heneIice devaIuation,
mail 81 II, v. BABIN, Sh6rif
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TeHse de Succession,
Fiat do la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIES,
Etatatt Rouge.

Dams | afaife do la Succession de Jean Caponlade,
ieesaa, No 100 p,eives, Cour du sixiatie
District tpditiaite.
I'm VisRTU dune commission lance dana Ia
u Succession sus,iiie Ell 4 moi alfhsse par Flion-
cfable C,uur III sisierae District J,idieiaife, dams
., petf Ia pafoisse et Etai s%t,stit, J'esposetai en-
vente pibliqus. sur los Premises ds'is Ia vile de
Baton Rouge, satae,i le iBetis jour de JUN pro-
chain, 1859. h midi, Ia pfoptiete ci.apfes leetite
~sppaftea ant 4 la dit succession, SAVER Un eer-
taih lot de tetfe situt dams eette paftie de Ia Vile
de Baton Rouge, afpeh'd par le leu Richard Dn.
vail. e,ant un tetFain d'eheoignufe, ayaht The
face De Ningt pleds hut poaees niesu's Ens aise.
sur Ia rue Lafayette, par q',atfeseingt.tis pieds
de proiondetr, fnestife Franchise eur 10 rue lay.
rel, ee,ifant Quest de Ia rue Lafayette, ensemble
avee toutes les baiisses et ameliorations Ia desstis4
Conditions de Ia sente, compliant. asee be.iefte
d'eyaluatiet, II. " HABls, ShefBs
Ce 10 Mai, 1851 gf
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Feate'1e Succession.
Fiat do la Louisiana -paroisse d'Esl
E4t0t n ulre.

bans la Succession de Mary Il. Allison, decide.
No, $40. Com du sisienae District Jadieiatfe.
Pteupes. ss
I'm NERIU dune commission lance dams Ia
~ Succession rus.,lite ct d mpi adresse par Z.
hohofble Gear du siSisme District Jaditiaife,
dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat stas-dit, Nexlose-
raj en- ven,e p%utdique, sur les rietnkses, on IA
,aiunte b reinforcement Ieste. dams tatte pateieae.
list Baton Roagel aensifon 20 millea de ia Vile
Baton Rouge, Jeadi, le aTenie Jour de Nal, 800,
4 10 heulps id maiid, Ia rroptiste persehnelle et.
apres deelite, epnartenant a Ia sus.sis succession,
SAVIOR une e~i,aelptte 4 btrhi, 9 naires dc btnt,iss
attire, environ 80 tetes te betessa4eefies, 0 che
seaux, 5s tatep ,e %noatoaa, 10 tetes do ehesfes,
800 harils de n,ais, plus on moins, 4,nu0 lvres dc
feurage, PITTS on MONS, 3 paifes Il harneis 30 tetes
de c~oehons, a,uun livfes iambon, 30 boisseaux
pois, 100 livrcs Lard, un lel a'ontiis de iefgeion,
asee nomhfeux articles pour lussge d 'une haei-
tatleu aussi un lot de meuhles dc CUISINE ct do
maisun.
Conditions de Ia Vente,-~A I'M credit Iusuu'au
premier jeaf do Janvier proclaim, us5ol les
acqaefeufs aournisoius leurs billets avec sealrite
sppreave. II. v. BABtN, sherif.
Ce 10 Ma, 1854 ef
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Ksttetaus Wonsnir AT HAVANA @ATlie
Bishop Of Jamaica, accompanied by Lord
Wbarueliffe aud Lord Charles Harvey,
who are Oh a visit to Havane, made per.
eonal application 10 the Captaih.eeaetel,
on the e5tl, ult., for permission to worship
in the pefler OF the hotel oil Mrs. Brewer,
where they Mere staying. aud to perform
the accustomed rites EITHER church, which
was responded TOT that It was contrary
10 the law Of the land" Mfs. Brewer
had declined permitting public worship in
her house, unless IN %ee.Formity with the
rites OF the Established Church, without
authority Of the Captain.G General, for the
reasou that Il would be 10 eoa,faventioti
OF the well.known law-@knoWn 10 the
stranger as well as the permanent resi-.
dent4~and far violation OF which the att
shpfties would have closed her house
immediately,
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

ETAI dc La LOUISIANA.
Par2ssse d'EA Bafon Roage-C0ur d,s
Sazaeme Dtstysek Juaieiaaye.
Sarah y Young va Justice GeriioIt. No. e33. 90
Novembre, 1861.
fEITT a9aifc feisver aiIeaBe question, II est
~ done ofdonBer ct aajugef dull Y d jugement
pour Ia demaudsresse Sarah y. Yonng, eoufre IL
defer eur Jnsfies GerhoIt sur confession Dc iuge-
ment en- fayenr de- In desHandeTesse scion in pfitrs
dc Ia petition, saycir Pour esu. mile sept cert
riastfes, ct de- plus qn'eIIe dil ~ingement pour
anafre arpsns de terre on ii d~enfenre, dams IN
vile do baton Rouge, Ic meme sdsefit lans 10
plan Do In vile CONNIE IL No 81, dams cetie par
tie ds Ia vile appetizer Gatesiown IL meme par
Iui ~aefeter aysc Ies bisas paraphefnaSx, ainDi
etaft blens parsphsrnsux, ct Ia sjeule ef sorts,
ct de- plus gufeIIs dit jngcrnsnt potir In nfgfesss
I,elife OF 500 eilaat Ned, n5 siepaIs pachat dc la
more Delife. aYant et6 aeb6lee par 10 mari ayec
fes fonds pasar4eraDxt la nls1ne en- s0sfe, ct les
eDfans sniy anti Ia condition Ne Ii mere, ii de pins
Peseiave John par ellie aBGn6 en- marriage soft
deeJese q ellie En- serie, n dc plus 4p'eIIe dit
j~ugenent pour Ia somHic lie hui cert ct qusnzo
piastfe, II m,gfapt des NV piens paraphernapx
eollectG par Ut tciigerfia ipssgs do SON dit mari,
ct pour jraisy et Guielle so1f dferefe favoir 10
n1af,ienenf nIfGpendant Ee fouls les biens ct pro
pTiGtzs apsrt ds sou dit mari ct pour ffais.
Juge de Ia Cotir du sixieme Dist. Ju1iciaiTe.
koyepbse ZIG. 1851.
Rargaa do Observation-Disclosures d'Est Baton
Rouge, Lonisiane. De crTtiae sui 10 precedent
est tine yrai eog,ie du jugenoent original enTegisty6
dams mon bureaus
DonnG so,ss ma main ef Ie seeam lie nntSe Cour
du Gene District Jusiciaire, q Eaton Rouge,
n 2em jour de J~anyiss, A. i. Is5z
lSigne M MORENO, Greffer.
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Da. HAsss, rHF swfNptHH ,--Qatrh
Wtovk.=@Yes,efjay morning. tsays t'te
Louisville Courier Of the 9th inst) The no"
torious Dr.. g. llayne arrived here IN irons
from raducah, oil the steamer Pike No, Y.
lie was tried. convicted, sentenced, and
will be AT work IN the State Peniteii'iafy
nj Frankfort Ia less than a week from the
time or his convection. He was se,'t to
Frankfort yerterday afternoon on the cars
The ~seeandrel was busy yesterday morn
ING writing letters to bic various cores
pondeuts In company with Hayiie, AMI
chained with him-thsy generally couple
regues togethet--4was a chap who had
beea guilty of "eo stealing" lie was
very indignant al being compelled to be IN
such close proximity 10 nayne. Mr.. Jas.
Fuller, whose wife shot one Goosetiehry,
and had been convicted IN padueah. wal
also on the boat, lie was under no res
ttaint " hstsvef,
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Mtssisstrm wnio lsrArr CoNvrsTioN,
The WING State Convention o. Miss.
issirpi assembled at jackson, on the 5fd
inst. "A large number OF counties were
represented. Gen. Alex. y. Bradford, Of
Marshall, was appointed President. A
committee oa resolutions was aaned, and
the Convention took q recess Until q, r, N.
On re.assembling, the chairman Of the cefti-
,nittee. Col. Thomas freeman. 81 Clai.
horne, reported a series Of resolutions, re-
affirming the principles OF the Uniot, par.
W, recognizing the inality OF the Com.
~ptotnise nominating Millafd Fillinors for
President, and john }. CfittendeD for Vice
President declaring that the wings OF
Mississippi will support no candidate who
ioga not stand BY the Compromises firmly.
and unsltefably /; opposing the doctrine o.
intervention endorsing a revenste tar,h
with discriminating duties. and appointed
twenty.one delegates 10 the Wing Natlon'
al Convention. Appropriate and mana.
some re solutions were adopted relative 70
Henry Clay and Daniel Weletefs Inc
following ID the Electoral ticket, for the
state III large A. *. MeCiang. James
/, AIeorn, Samuel y. lloyd. For Com
ursssjonaI districts, Samuel Betton. j Joseph
b. Cebb, VIM, II, Miles, and ii, i. Sim.
nall,
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Sseeesstoa Safs
state OF Loutsiana-patish OF East

Baton ItUnaes
In the sueeessio,t pf Mary II. Aliisen deed. No, $50,
Sisll, j,aIeial District court. Pfbba,sl
1pY VIRTUE of a commission issaed In the
ID above succession and TO inc directed lfeifi the
Hen. Sixth Julieial district Court III mid for The
Parrish ard State aforesaid. ! will expose a. public
sale on the promises " hefeet the Decreased Inst resi-
ded In lie Parish ef East Baton RougeI nj about
six miles from the ti,Y er llaian Rouge, on Thurs
day the Y7ti, day ef May 1857, NJ 10 n'elorls A n.
.he following disetihad personal property belonging
IL saiL succession rs Wit
= One OK Negsoa, D yoke Of osei. ahptt 80 head
cattle. D herses, ~ bead sheep, 70 head sea's, seo
3 sett nears, 10 head Of hogs. gtg0 lba. bacon. ~
ba.lels uf pepa, ioD lhs, lard, ! LOT blacksmith tools
with numerous oshef articles for plantation nsa, to-
gethef with n lot II household and kitchen furniture.
Terms Of sale 44on a credit until the 1st day pl
January next tlss3) the purchaser 20 give notes with
approved security
may 10 1894 pt H. Y, BABlN, Shetiti,