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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

DR. DE LANEY AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE MEDI-
II cal Guide" SO. 81 Lispenard street. broadway
The great facilities and advantages the author has enjoyed
during fifteen residence in the principal cses OF
Europe ena5le him in this
sr branch Of the profession nuch certain quick and rsds
BIO obtained from other America
IL chiefly however in difficult plicated and wisely
IRE aed thai his services will be fully appreciated
Dr. L. also the of those ingenious
that the deplorsbe consequences Of early improper
habits nfahy without medicines; being fl the only
certain existing for those complaints Sent
of the Union g celebrated French local remedies
10 those who apply the frat OF certain
immediate wItho pain confinement change OF ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

~ last twenty enjoyed tie extentive practice
ia private diseases Of medical in New York. lie
can cure the moa aggravated OF this disease mild
cases cured in two days. DR. Cooper vors,
iarnin from ono TO two veoksof deb,y
brought by secret habit inlAlgod in young men
This when too frequently INDUCED in, begets dysoepss
wesLneas Of the limbs and small OF the back confusion OF
the intellect and aversion 10 eety perfect cure g.r
antced. B.strtnEers don't 10 deceived hsys no con
motion with quaek at ~ RI oseyelt street. y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

ITNrORTU MATES TRIEN D-THIS BAAfs
~ all othsr medicines for curing private diseaaes
bottle with treatise, only dollar Who will give
after hau Cal. and ges this srca, medicine containing
universal remedy Citizens srsngers apt be msis
remember she Depot Dr. Wards Canal
Broadway. Many cpred In tveaty-tour hy Ahs
10 ii oau 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

NITEp STATES MAIL .IaHaass. .- - = ~,
9,h, ~ r M-TLe splendid double engine Steamship
GAoFGlA, 1900 tons bnrthen, ID D. Porter u s. N Gem.
msnoer viii sail precisely at o'clock r. NJ from her pier
1904 OF warren street N with the governments nails
srs Anfierred At Hsvana to the steamship Phsdephis
npece ony taken on freight TO Havana For
freight apply TO NJ q. kOBERTs,
IN Nesh atrnnt. Marian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

/ NITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
- Company-Ony through limo for San Francisco, via
Havana and Chagres On Saturday January "a, ~ NJ
The ependid double engine steamship GEoR IA uae
guasd in her accommods tions and speed, $500 D.
PorRr U. M commander, will sail saturday Janu.y
~ at2o'cloes n, precisely from her pier AZ f9os o.
warren street North river, With the Nails FOR
Chegres, connecting with tie favore u. g. " steamship
Csfornis 70 sail without delay for San Francisco,
arrival OF the passengers and mails ~ Panams For freight
a. passage, tppy AZ the Office, 1T Wess street Of
Warren street B-Biis Of lstjng stned at the etoe
9n We no,.ninI Of railing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

nOCTOR WARE MAKES NUMEROUS CURES or N9-
~ lcat Diseases, Al 50 Canal street, Of Bro.waY
Ear better were for you 70 treat
than the nun irea hurnbugA DssAY
nss 70 10 us, for you may shSs
you will DO gratifed beyond AL 70 And yeoess
better in tventY-fsur hcurs. No fee tl cured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Candidates fox the Convention.

The names Of the following gentlemen
are figuring in the papers as candidates to
represent this District and Parish in the
proposed State Convention: j. ]. Bnrk,
A M. Dunn. Geo. s. Lacey, VIM. IIubbs,
DR.. I. "A. Williams. DR.. Walker. of Liv-
ings,on, A. S. Heron. 7. Shelmire, re.
Beale. e. ID. Conrad and T. G. Morgan
the w first named gentlemen are out
with letters announcing themselves M
candidates. the third name is regularly AM
nonnced in the Advocate and Comet, evil
IDENTIFY with his consent. The Others
have had their names proposed BY friends
without their knowledge, 50 far as we
know. The Comet goes il strong for
Morgan and Conrad; the Advocate fights
shy, waiting the party action: Thos. 3.
Thorpe is also openly a candidate, Messrs.
j. M. Elan and j.. MI. Brunot are also
spoken oil. aud too late for insertion, We
received d communication recommending
George w. Wattersson Is the Senatorial
candidate, and !. NJ. McCutchen anl r.
III. Morgan - representative candidates.
II IS 4 great pity they cant all b elected.
for they are all good men. WeofScourse
have our choice. bar We VII not kick Up
i fuss IL they are mol eIecsed. We hope,
however. me friends It she various caIdi.
dates win meet and after conatisg notss.,
that they win III withdrawin favcrof 3he
strongest. and that she thrse then receisse 4
xsa,tiasoxs v0te- then oouldn't Bsaoal
Rouge boass ii ~ total alsencc Of psrty
ealing d
TIE comnnninatiop Recommending
k1upsn. Wsktsr.toa. NC ufcasn md =.
n. Mosgas, y wsl vritten md unless
other.aise iazfsuctd ~ shsll 6bIish Il
ID onr next
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

pcpefse Tnf REspoasfBILfrY-t Sir
said Fireyfuees, ihs lawyer, to 81 n5lies
ing aoitness, Sir! do yofl say, Upon
your oatll, that Dlin,pkins i d dishonest
man7!e
didn't say be was ever accused 6f
being an honest man, did IT. replied
PipAIns.
does tile Court understand You to say,
MI. Pipkifs, that the plaintiffs repuia-
ton Is bud I" inquired the Judge. merely
putting tile question to keep his eyes
open.
II didn't soy IL was good, / reckon
nSsift.' said Fieryfaees, !" Sir-fs upon
your oath-mind, upon your outil-apon
your oath, You shy that Blirnpkins is .
rogue, Il villain and n thief e.
Pou say so,' WINS Pip's reply.
@IIayen't you said soYs
"Wliy yoti'vs said It" said Pumpkin ;
e what's the use Of my repeating il 7"
"Sir.r" tliundersd Fieryfaeea. The De.
mosthersan thnnderer Of Thuintowii~
!" sir.fs / charge yof, upon your sworn
oath, do you or do you not say--Blimp-
kils stole things
" No sir" was the cautious reply Of
Pipkias, /" never said Blimpkins stole
things but | do ssy-As's got d drill Of
u rug If fadiAg little things thu nolo.
aY euey list 4"
"Sirsf" said Eeryfscas, lyon can re-
tire = and the court adjoufied.- Kaashee
blade.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
New Orleans Charter Elections.

The election for city officers resulted as
follows A. D. Crossnan, (whig,) elect
ed Mayor, by a majority Of ll5. w. II.
Garland, (whig,) elected Treasurer by o
minority Of 449. Ovidd Debnys, (wlig)
elected Comptroller BY d majority Of 100.
L. II. pillie, (whig,) elected Surveyor by
a majority 1868. James Jolls, (whig)
elected Street Commissioner by a minority
of Sc. The Wings elected one Recorder,
seven Aldermen, aud 81 Assis ant Alder
men. The Democrats elected three Re-
corders, five Aldermen, and six Assistant
Aldermen. Thus giving the Wings a de-
cidcd majority, and throwing the admins
tra,ion Of the city into their hands.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

DgAru OF FRAxsE, THE ScuLrroR.--
This distinguished artist diedlast week at
the resideuc, Of his daughter, in New
Bedford. Mass, at the age Of sixty years.
lie lived in she city Of New York many
years, where he executed busts Of many
eminent men, including President jackson,
Chief. Justice Marshall, Daniel Webster,
Lafayette in 1924. DO Witt Clinton.
John Jay, Bowaitch. Prescott. Story. J.
Lowell. T. III. Perkins, Bishop Hobart.
DR.. Minor, DE-. Stearns. Nathaniel Prime,
George Griswold. Eli Hart. &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27


Thomas Moore, The poet, died on the
goth Of February, al his residence, Sl0p-
erton Cottage. He was III bis 72nd year,
ayiDg been bofn on the z0th Of May
1880. For the last few years his mind
had become affected, but no man Of the
last century Ind been more Of What was
best and niost brilliant III every depart
ment Than Thofnas Moore, and OF the pol.
islled and intellectual society III which he
moved, he was one Of Tic brightest ofua-
lnents. 10 the last he was an intimate
friend Of Lord John Russell, and his deati,
eoiieided with his friends fall from power.
Moore WINS born in the ain year (17sO)
with Beranger. lie desired to 1e buried
in The clurebyard Of the parish wlItrs he
died.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Hon. DESiAMtN WINCHESTER The
announcement Of the death Of this eminent
jurist, planter and legislator. caused a
thrill Of grief to rervade tie. hearts Of all
who knew him. lie died 1t Havana on
the iath Inst. lie was elected to the
Senate Of tho State at the last election
fsom the District composed Of the parishes
Of Ascension, ST. James and st. john the
Baptiste, hal i'll health compelled him to
resign. lie was an honorable man, =
full citizen, aud an efficient Senator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Fun, Eux, EuNNx TuN.---Our readers
who are lovers OF fun will be pleased to
know that Dan Race. the inimitable DAN,
will be here on Thursday and Friday
next with his Hippodrome aud Circus.
As we have not time /, enumerate every
thing which is to be heard and seen at
this entertaining circus, we will only ad.
wise our readers TO 90, hear and see for
themselves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

"On, NO. HE NEVER MENTIONS IT.-Our
neighbor Of the Advocate forgot to let its
readers know who was elected Mayor Of
the city Of New Orleans. at the election
which was held last Monday. It was no
doubt purely accidental. accidental because
Mr.. Crossman, the whig candidate. was
elected. Had Gen. Lewis been elected,
We should have seen. something like this.
GLoRIous VIcroRr. THE DEnocRAcr or
Nrw ORLEANs rRrE 10 r~HEnsEIyEs.
GEx. JoHS q. LEw1s T~RlumrHASrLv
ELECTED Maroon or b CIrr Or NEwr
ORLEANs. As the cssc was different.
mum is the word. This IS all wrong.
friend. you should give your readers the
news. whether thar news tells for 81
against your psrty ; 4 least We shall %
%. M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Tug SOUTHERN CuhrtvAroa. $3.50 This
monthly southern journal, devoted to agri-
culture, horticulture aud the general plant
ipp interests or the south, is one Of the
very best monthly journals published In
tho union, aud deserves the support Of
every southern planter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

~ The . busy Bee at the corner Of
Lafayette aud Laurel streets, is, constantly
gathering not honey--but Dry Goods, to
please The ladies' Of Baton Rouge--not
forgetting nice articles for the gen,lemen's
toilets, Ofpenheim, the g Zee King
knows what TO buy TO suit the taste OF
she ladies' aud gentlemen Of Bs.on Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

fry~ Thanks I'd bur contemporaries
who 40 favorably noticed our Daily. We
feel truly aa,tered by them, but would have
preferred d fa,c irhike hrtag. However.
they may help us along with our Daily
when the Convention assemblies,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

ARREST + 4 CusAN INyADERs--Capt.
Henry Robinson, who left Cincinnati in
company with a number Of others to join
tho expedition Of Lopez against Cuba,
was arrested in that city on the 81 inst,
BY the United States Maishal, and taken
TO Columbus. He will probably be ar
raigned befo.e the United States Court to
answer the charge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

JAMES II, ELAN, Eso.-Bs a card In
another column, II will be seen that Jas.
M. Elan and the gentleman whose name
heads this article, proposes to practice law
In the Courts OF this aud adjoining Dis.
sric,s aud III the Supreme Court. ]. t.
Elam graduated at the Law University OF
Louisiana this Spring, and With the well
known Industrious habits OF the father aud
son we predict for them a brilliant and we
hope profitable career Ia their profession,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

FokruxEs UNcLArMSD.--A committee
OF the New York Legislature. after an IN
~~sstigauon into the trust funds Of the
CAanccry Couis. have reported that there
Ii uearly 4 million and q half Of dollars
now held IL trsast and that the rightiul
owners Of nearly q miliioa " tAis large
MINI cvr u~sksscsrn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

ImPoRTANT YRoM JAPxE VIA HoLLA1D
--ExpectM Inpasiop Irow he Unitds2d
States-dssisfance from HoAntd ~
mdndeds-Accounts from India sale
that The Court of Jeddo {JspaaI.1 A the
event 1t Hi expecsad attack from the
United Suites. has claimed the assistance
of Holland. BY virtue Of ancient treaties
still ia Aforcas
The Netherlands journal are of ppiiulon
that, iii the event of snch M attack, n
would IS hetfeE for tie Netherlnnds e.
act Iao padit III mcdiator than lint II ali
Amsteydam C0Ny0nt Fit 2f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

D~~&s The impsrtsfsse u having pro-
res persons 1t the head of affairs induces US to
nominate the pablisher of i certain news sheet
published 1t The Metropolis Of the State Of Lou.
ssiians, ~ a suitable person TO become a candidate
or sanission 70 the uaIr cluss holding It's sit
siNcs u Port Hudson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Fatal ACCIDENT On the 4th lust.
while some laborers were Singing Mall
Church. Chicago, part Of the scaifold gave
way, and ono man named Williams, fall
inp on a chisel he heldin his hand, was
run through the body, and died without
speaking Several others had legs and
arms broken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

~ See advertisement Of g Picard IN
another column. and IL YOU wish clothing
and dry goods, rbeap and OF superior quail
iiy, give him q call.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Philadelphia Marble g Iron Work.

- M Ak0 lAAAlkC ~ I04NS &
No. $50 Market st. PhiladeIphia.
sLIAyE constantly on hand all kinds u mar
IL bic mantels, monuments, Tofnbs, stattiafy
and furnishes all kinds Oh marble and red stone
work, at the lowest Iricts.
MORE a. GALLAGHER,
Broad street, and Rii9ge Road, Philadelphia,
manufacture all kinds Of East and brought Iron
Ratings, vesandahs. Balcofies, enclosures for
Cesnetries, Ornamental Irun Work, Tables Settees
Chair, lHel@ieads, Lions. fsreyhoundr, sc.
M McssYs LARsUfEH Il LANOUE. having
The Designs Of both the attove Houses, will receive
orders jan 1911.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

R-a LOCUS, : you nfe a welcome visi.
tor, but YOU came, TO W J ust upon lhe eve
of our going to rress.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

trz- II, w Noise has been appointed
hy lie Governor, President Of the Citizens
hank,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
COHr do Sixieme District Judiciaire--
ParOisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
KAYMoN LAFoN, vs.. G, y. ]. +. VIacHNTI
Ny. 1A1.

RAYMos LATos, W. G, 4. j. r. VIscssT.
No 947.
Gilt 4. HEFRos W. caAnLss Vtscfar.
Cur de- Jngt DE- Iai1-pardeuank, P..A HsMge,
n
LIN vcrtn d ure ordre de Gsya. adrcssk III shsriif
IL De Ia Paroisse d'Es Baton Rouge 1T fanc6
par FHon. Cour dn Sixiems District dams Ell
pour Il Psrolssa ct Fiat susdit, et aussf en- vsrtn
puue autre alias Fl. IA. adyeesG iii Sheriff snsaif,
par 7. a. Walker Esq, TN des Juge de Aaix
dams ct pom la Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge,
! al saisie OF exposerai en- venie pubIique Saaecdi
IL t~foisierns jour d'AvriI 1862, 4 II heureIs du
matin, fous lea droits titres interets ct pretsn-
tions des defendeur dams ct \ la propri6t6 hy-
pothkque ci-aprss decrite, dams le process No.
047y dc la Cotr du Slxieme district, sayoisf. i.
motto indiyis Dun ferrein situe dams cette par
lie de Ia vile de Bato9 Rouge, arpenfG pAr ie
fen Antoine Grass, dams pflet +, nIesuragt quar-.
ante frois pleds sur la rue Lafayette, par cent
dixhnit pieds ct frois quart, de profondeuf me-
sure franchise ct rGtrksisant 4 vingt pieds i la
Iigne arrierc du dit terrein ct borne an norts par
an1 terreind u Iocteur Laycock, ct au smA par
I'm terrein do John Hnenet, aussi la motto iijdivis
DUN ferrein situ6 dams cette partie de h Vile
de Baton Kouxe, eonna par lie nom de y tIallss
Row mestsrant yingf-deux pfeds STIR 10 tlcuys
Mississippi par ~scfxanse picds de- profonde,ar sur
la rue du nofsi, ensemble avec Ia motto iadisia
lie tontes LED amElioratjons sur la dise prol,rikte.
Saisie potr payer ct ~satisfaire les montant du
snr les deIx ordres de- q. Ja.. ensemble ascc ieS
Conditions Do Ia vente-Comrtant, avec 10
benedce d'eyaluticn.
H. v. BABIN Sheriff,
M u ~ Vf1a GO M=NZi&m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Sixty j~ourneymen printershave recently
been arrested ID Paris, France, By order Of
the puissant Prince President. Also.
Madame Toland, somwhat distinguished
III literary circles. The French despot
had better exterminate the racc Of printers
ii once. for they WIN always be n ob.
stacle to his tyranic progress Z The pen
i mightier than the swcrl,'' says Bull
wer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
&. PICIR D..
New Orleans Chem store

IN THE BASEMENT or THs MARKHAM HOUSE,
Infspsfs sfsee. Beton Rfu9s. Ia.
rs CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies Of
/ new and seasenable Dry Goods and ready
made clothing. lbought at Auction e~y7,ysss,p for
this msrkst1 which he offers for sale m t,fess 10
suit he tfmes. He invites purchasers 10 give him
d call, aud feels convinced that they will be- pleas
oil, both with bis stock Of Goods and the prices.
March 9th. 1870. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

try MI. John q. Wire, IL ',ir authorised 2 genI
ID collect and receipt fur all amounts que 'ms
uifce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27


TAKEN up by Mr. A. NJ. Noble, about Is
i miles from the town Of Eaton Rouge, r.
on die conitc road, q bod. tail sorrel horse, NM
about IA years old, 16 hands high, blaze.Ll-ll-
face. The owner II requested to come orward ray
charges, and take him away, otherwise he will be
sold according 10 law. ii. l.. WOLFE.
March It'll, 1862 tbs Ranger.
JTTAS committed to the Depot at Baton Rouge
w on the 21st day Of March, 1852 John X
Dufrocq, j RI, a negro boy named GEORGE. grih
color. 5 feet high, abont Is Gears old rays he belohgs
70 John Muller, ef Nashville, Tenn. The pwnsr r.
rcauerted 70 comply With the law and take him away
marg7 81 J. J. ODOH, Jailof.
n ETE conduit an Depot a Baton Rouge, par
n j. r. Dnfrocq. Juged Id Paix, IN negre grife,
nom George, ct dit quiet aIiparticnt a John Null
Ter, de Nashville. Tenn. lie dit negre est cnvi-
ron cinq pieds d'hanteur, III Il est age dienyiron
rs ans le dit Degre a etc conduit au Depot IL ~
Mars, 1862. lie proprietary est requiis de &c con-
forne d Ia loi Ell lie rGfirer. il. ODOM,
m27 81 Ge5key.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
DAN RICE1S
r.

Dan Rice, Proprietor and Manager.
WILL exhibit at Baton Houge, on Thursday
w and Friday, April lst and 2nd, for two days
only. Admission, so ee~nts--1IiIdfen under ~ ysars
Of age, half price. Performance 10 commence AZ 2
r. NJ. Evening performance III I O'Clock, 7. Nj.
Dy For further particulars swc large bills and
PAMPHLETS. r.. r. TAYLOR. Aren't
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

ny Mr.. A. Waajill ~ our authorized agent 20
receive subscriptions and advertisements TOT me
~Sihtetie, and receipt for The same
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

PALrITATloN or THE HEARr-Ten,
Coffee and T0baccos - Professor w.
Parker, Of the New York College Of
Physicians and Surgeons, at 4 recent elm
ical lecture examined a maj who was
troubled with raIpitation Of the heart
The report states that the physical signs
Of organic diseases Of the heart could be
detected and hence we may couclude,
says Professor Parker, with much certain
TT that all the carJise disturbance is purely
functional, depending on the arrangement
of the digestive organs; aud this organ
depending on the free use Of tobacco, tea,,
and coffee, and confinement within Doors.
What. then, are the indications of treat.
ment ? Shall we give piysic ii such =
case? Physic cure habits. Not BIT of
It. Let the patient simply throw away
his tobacco, his tea and coffee. adopt =
pIain, Wholesome diet, and take regular
exercise il the open air, and be will soon
be well 10 ! word, remove the cause ct
arrangement, and the effects will cease.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
state Of LOuisiana-Payisb If East
Baton Roage,--StzM JUdnsI Dir.
y..af <I =

r2T court "a
Raymon Lafvn VI. G. A y. Observation-Disclosures
CONT, No. g47s-Befrs r. A. Walker. ]. p
Gill Y Ifsrrin W. Chafies Vincent. No. z2g.
DY VIRTUE Of d writ Of A. IA. directed 10
- tie Sheriff Of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, and issued from the Hon. the sixth Jadi.
tial District Court, In and for the Parish and Sists
aforesaid, and also by virtue of another writ oil
atas 4. ia. directed to The Sheriff as aforesaid, by
=. A.. Walker ESD, one Of the Justices 81 tho
Peace In and for the Parish Of East Baton Hougs
| have seized and will expose vt public sale on
Saturday The Sd aay If .1prR 1852 at II o'clock,
A. NJ. oil the right, title, interest and claim oil tlsa
defeHdents In and TO the following described pro-
psrty, in suit No. DAT of the District Court ID
wit. The undivided ons-half Of d certain lot or
gfoand In that part Of tbs town Of Baton Hoaas.
laid out by the late Anthony Gfasse, in esItiayss
No. one. measuring 43 feet on lafayette street.,
BY 1854 in depth french measure, the lines mar.
rowing 10 20 feet on the back part Of said lo.
and bounded on fhs North by a lot Of Dr., Lay.
cock, and South by a lot Of John Hugast anil
also the undivided half Of d lot Of ground In
that part Of the town Of Baton Rouge called
Halls Row, measuring 20 feet on tho tiydr
Mississippi, by 90 feet 10 depth on North street
together with Tho undivided one-half on All No
improvements on said property. Seized to ply
and satisfy the amouffs due on tho aforesaid iyto
writs Of H. IL. together with the interests at,d
costs. Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit OF
apprsisenIent feb 2set II. v. BABIN, sheriff
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Fiat do Ii IoufsIane--Paroisse D,Est
Baton HOure.

Judith Colsinafd v. Banks Godfrey. No. o0-Eff
Beaufegard vs. Banks Godfrey. No. Oo-Gonr
de fags De Paix. pafdey ant J. n. Dufroea. J. ;.
I'm VEHIU dug alias Fl. "a. lanes dams les At.
~ fares e~i-dsssus iniitule et 4 moi adrssse BAR
John III DUFF oeq, Esq. IN Juge de Pais. dan ct
ponr Ia Pafoisse d'Est baton Rouge. Fiat d. Ia,
Louisiana. i'si saisie ct J'exposerai en- vents
p,ibii1ie h la porte de ID maison De couf dams Ia
proclaim, 1862, 4 midi, tout les droit, ititre. inter
ct ct pfetsnsion di defendeur Banks Godfrey.
dams on a Ia p~fopri6t6 ~ci-apres decrits, ssyoif !
ghe certain negfesse homm6 Martha, age dem
yifon 90 ans. saisis pour payer ct s~atisfaire les
j,igstnents, interats Ell frais, dams les ~sfairea ei-
dessus intiiule. Conditions do la vente, COMFY
tant, avee heneHee d'6valnation.
97tnars or IA. " BABTN, Ss<yT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Corner Of 81. Hippoits 4 Church ,stret..
PROFESSOR A. Harrison respectfully informs
L parents wb6 may desire their children 10
receive y thorough english and french, as welt as
q classical education, that his school still eonsin-
tss open for the reception of pupils. mar271m.
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This application was sen to judge Blu
chanan at his residence, who ordered that
the Sheriff, Recorder Caldwell, and JUS
tees Byrne aud Lugenbuhl, show cause
at ii o'clock this morning, why q man
danns should not issue as prayed fof.