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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24
"How this worla Is diving to Lying,

In the Madison Banner of Tuesday We find the fol-
lowing
Tue Sentinel is 10 the hab OF daily Transferring our
tsegra phic its columns, only without credit
but, with brazen eontery, credits il to the Louisville
and Madison papers II Brown has any Of shame
fused with shame every time he read the words " from
the Louisville and Madison papers, Knowing, he
does that every word Of the reports is taken from the
Madison Banner.
Will the editor of the Sentinel have the manlness
give honest dues y
This extract clearly proves that the Banner editor
either designs to palm off upon the public statement
which be knows be false that he has not been in
the habit of daily reading the Sentinel for time
past One would infer from his article, that he had just
been perusng its columns and had arisen from his seat
highly indignant at a supposed wrong.
Now what are the facts in the casel Since the first
day of June, have been receiving reports by the
did copy eegraPbie from newspapers We gave the
credit il deserved IL often happens that the Louisville
papers contain important dispatches which do not reach
Madison, and have copied them from Louisville
exchanges. We have frequently copied dispatches from
the Madison Courier and Madisoaiaa. Should we have
credited these the q Madison Banner Therefore
We adopted the general heading " from the Louisville
and Madison papOcs.'
We have made no complaint against number OF edi-
copying legislative reports without credit which
cost vo times much the editor Of the Banner
pays for his telegraph news We do not understand
why the Banner man should complain that publish
kilograms which pay for and which him nothing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

Usomebody let of the following, the marriage
OF John Rush 10 Miss Sarah Canter:
awhsn Cupid did this maiden banter.
On nBmsn's to take q brush. - g
At first shs went Il with Cantsr
Bat now she goes Il with Rrsu"
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The said bill was then passed
Mr. PENN also reported back from the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads the bill for the relief OF the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company.
The question being on its third reading,
Mr.. PENN addressed the House in few remarks in
explanation OF lis provisions
Mr.. McQUEEN also addressed the House at length in
favor OF this bill
Mr. Moo. then demanded the previous question.
MIR. COBB appealed to Mr.. Mcqueen TO withdraw the
demand for the previous question to enable him 10 offer
amendment TO the bill
Mr.. DANIEL also asked Mr.. McoUErS to withdraw
the demand for the previous question: 10 enable him also
10 move an amendment 10 the bill
But Mr. MCQUEEN declined doing so.
Mr.. JOHN W. HOWE moved TO lay the bill on the
table on which motion,
MIR. STEVENS, OF Pennsylvania, demanded the yeas
and nays; which not being ordered
he House fused 10 lay The bill on the table
The question being next the passage OF the bill,
Mr. STEVENS, OF Pennsylvania, demanded the yeas
and nays which being ordered, the said bill was then
passed-yeas l02 nays 65.
The morning hour having expired,
Inc SPEAkER announced The first business in order
to be the question laying the table the pending
uon 70 reconsider the vote by which the House had
agreed TO the amendment the gh house appropriation
h directing the establishment of a lighthouse board,
nc.
The House having laid the said motion TO reconsider
on the table, the said bill read the third time and
passed.
Mr.. HOUSTON moved to suspend the rules. to 90 into
Committee Of the Whole the state OF The Union.
The SPEAKER having called Mr. DISNEY to the chair,
the committee proceeded TO the consideration of the Sem
a!es amendments TO the lndiandepartmen appropriation
bill when debate on the said amendments occurred, in
which MessIs. HOUSTON, FITCH, and JOHNSON Of
Arkansas participated.
The committee then rose and on motion of MIR
HOUSTON, a resolution adopted terminating all
general debate the Indian department appropriation
bill in five minutes after il should again be taken up in
Committee of the Whole
Again suspending their rules they then went into
Committee OF the Whole the state of the Union and
again taking up the same bill i was debated in five:
minutes speeches by Messrs DUNHAM, BROWN If
Mississippi, Mel ANAHAN, HlBBARD, DIMMlCK,
VENABLE, SCURRY, BlSSELL, JOHNSON of Ar
kansas, CLlNGMAN, FITCH, HALL, and ORR.
Without dsposing OF the subject the committee
and reported progress
Mr. HOUSTON made an Intellectual attempt to have
nights session,
And then the House adjourned
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.

associated agents. attorneys,
engineers for
and Offering services the public, confidently
favorable They have all been for oesy connected
has held
principal Mr. Greenough
OF the drawings lost by
burning Feschmann also
the Patent Office for several years in the restoration OF lost
his life the
scien Greenough
upwards years aud Mr. Feisch
his labo agriculture,
engineer extensive knowledge Of foreign
several resident In Europe
United These advantages
general experience In all OF invention and
application and their
correspondence and agencies will insure to inventors and Others
extraordinary facilities the Of defence
their rights, and expedition transaction Of business
Prof CHARLES @. PAGE MD,
Late Chief Examiner Of Patents
j. J. GREENHOUSE, NJ. r..
q. l.. FLEISCHMhNN, O. Y.
w.sHsoTor, August Ia, is52.
Aug l5-JAw3m
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1852.


After the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. PENN, from the Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads reported back the Senate bill providing for
the transportation OF the mails tri-monthly steamships
from New Orleans to Vera Cruz. via Tampico,
The question being on its third reading,
Mr. ST. MARTIN addressed the House in favor oil the
enactment of ths bill.
Mr. PENN also addressed the House In favor OF this
bill
The said bill was then read the third time.
Mir. AYERETT moved to lay il ON the table, on
which motion he demanded The yeas and nays which not
being ordered, the bill was not laid on the table,
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Rev. Mason Mobiles Seminary for Young Lss,cs.
THE duties Of this seminary win he Monday
september At the residence Of the principal street, be
tween md 9Th
Monsieur engaged professor
qaga literature, Madame duwinr
and painting, and assisting teacher Of French.
Mr. assisted in the English by Miss
Barr who years
mary in Delaware well known accomplished
Circulars stating terms, be obtained OF the principal
Aug 7-TuSFlm
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eEoReETows FEMALE SEMINARY,

THIS seminary, Mise Engish will open on the
September charge Rev W. D.
CLlRs will competent po-
and teachers In every department.
Every Effort win he used 70 make the institution happy
\ h inmates. .
Terms for boarding pupils, including English
mathematics, $50 payable half yearly advance. Mu
ancient and modern languages, drawing and painting
Circulars containing the terms in full be had application
the principal in Georgetown.
July 2l-eod WILLIAM ], CLARK
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A NEW Route to Ptttsburg VIA the Baltimore, yus-
gueAaHna and
IS hoursAn express will station daily
United mail from Washington
connecting with the fast line at Middetown
irving at Harrisburg al II, p. 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg the g arriving
Hodsyrburg Ahs point passengers have the option
either Jamestown, packet
direct from Holidayrburg Pittsbnrg.
Tickets will be sold the following by this train
York, wnshsye Columbia, Marietta, Mddleown Harrisburg,
Port Milerstown, Perysve Lewistown, Nov
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and Pitisbug
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, Shppensbug Chambersbug
other points this road.
Of from Washington
points Of company
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company arrival OF
receive the baggage which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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A MERICA as Found II by the mother of Mary
II Lundia Duncan, with portrait-Sl.
The Children of the author, lusuated-S
The PARALLELS and Miracles of CHRIST by Rev
l2 NOS cents. ''-' =
Bonar and Levics commentary Levcus e1po.tory
PRACTICAL with critical notes by Rev. Andrew
Lectures on The Evidences OF Christsnty-S2 So
Alexander the Psams-3 vos-S3
Do on Isaah-2 vols.-S2 So
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
Aug 27 [Repub. Seventh street
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, Washington nsy,
Malsnd-th John
annual of college win Monday October
1858 besides
the resident professors there each
stately visiting college
COLLEGE, proper tutors personal oversight Of
college discipline
departments DISTINCT but both under the direct super
OF Annual the college
school 25 Dor register, &C. apply TO the rector, College
James, r.. o., Maryland. Il
lO--3taw2m
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II. b. MARTIN, 1
X. ID. JOHN SON.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
dersigned until the sd day of September for filling era
ding the south OF the Presidents
The undersigned will show the of filing up be done
and whence the earth is TO be taken for purpose
The proposals be for the whole specify
for which the work will be
will be required that the work shall be 10Th
Of November
The undersigned will himself the right
OF grade IN the TO be done, also
such as he deem most competent work
the best advantage to the government
WIN. d. BRECKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of Public Grounds.
Aus
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DsPEcIAI. uARGAINs.-we open today
~ at
extremely prices
100 do choice styles calcoes lax per yard
IS do Irish linens all numbers and grades,
Tor collars aud bosons
do aud American Diapers all prices widths
80 do table diapers and dsmssks, all styles, prices,
widths
$50 do and Kinds towel. n towelinrs
In this should goods s
linen that sih not pove stncty
our stock Of bombasns and other mourning ro
n this time m and complete in all departments aud pro-
verbally low prices.
IOpieees black silks, wid,h- Of peculiarly glossy kind
various kinds -
90 do .Jey nsnnes" all coors, the desirable q ay" in
the lot
do extra rich autumn silks the fashionable anop,i
rs pairs blankets, importaiions, prices
40 pieces and cheap curtain musiins
10 do black alpneas, the finest made
300 do OF all kinds Of pia,d and plain white and
musin-
We think enabled offer the cheapest add whe goods
OF all classes in this city.
30 pieces fine long lawns, kentinss and lnencambcs
20 do white and unbirached cotton fannei. best
30 do bed hckines, all grades :,
300 do cheap white cottons, Mt 12A
styles al lees prices
lh0 do cslicoes for comforts
so do styles mDnsseines, atlow prices
~ do fine black cloths cassime and black vest
Also very choice brown and blue cloths
With every other article usually kept In well ordered
house.
Terms cash, unless arranged contrary.
Good articles low prices and FAIR dealing, be relied ia an
cases
PERRY BROTHER
Augei-6u Opposite Centre Market
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sAIE.--The s,bscribcr. hsy

A vALUABLE FARM FOR sALE--The subscriber having
determined in his Affairs, his
farm Fanar county, Virginia, ustcd Immediately upon the
Little River urppike rosd, leading from Aeranda
from Wash
city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist
large and convenient brick house, with rooms
Kitchen and m the out buildings also, brick tavern
blscksmiths shop which urnsh annually
hundred and Any loads of Abo,
half In wood; the balance cleared and rapidly
improving The crops stock, &c win be with The
land Immediate given For further particulars in
guts % Daniel Rscf, esq Washington cs, o. O., DR.
Isaac Whistler, Alexandria, Virginia,
Aug l0-IawN EDWIN q, FITZHUGH
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COAL, COAL i-Just received
" 100 best white ash coal
100 casks cacped plaster
100 600 Iatbs, voo, ooe shingles
100 casks cement
An Of which, oher building Materials win be sold low for
cnsh. p. NJ. A
20-eo3t Lumber Yard ihs,rer Cans
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HE subscribers, having been
Texas the last fifteen and
sing selling paying perectng titles giving
era supennendence lands collecting
pecuiy offer their services such wish
them.
Many foetues failure to pay taxes
Claims otherwise good will be barred by
three yearsihat being
these among other causes the best lands condition
lost.
aving made business acquainted all the
laws relating titles, and being determined diligently
claims conhded in
sufficient the of
done, willing
attention and services.
ii. B. MARTIN,
X. d. JOHNSON.
GALVESTON, August 7, 1852.
References: Colonel E. Allen general, w. p. Bang
United States district X. ID. g. Mills Galveston
Colonel Riley hessrs Rice and Nichols Houston; Colonel
X W. Hill, Thomas X Price, and William NJ Goodrich,
New Oreans Lucan Minor Louisa
gina and Texas delegation In Congress, Washington D. c.
Aug 2i-d3,Seod3mop'
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, oPpo
III SITE ST PErEK,s CHURCH, At hUCTioN.-on wednes-
Of September, shalt sell the premes
Ave fine building lots east I'd between and
imne being
g. In No 77J having each Of 50
feet X inches, running back a 10 feet aley
balance Ia twelve and eighteen
give satisfactorily secured bearing
interest from day Of sale.
Tile indisputable.
Aug ed A. GREEN, Auehoneer
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by q. Me /. UIRE. Aucuoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ORDNANCE sToREs-win be
IL public the Washington Arsenal 18th Of
September, ios2 the following ordnance stores, viz
40 24-pounder iron guns, old paucm
do do do
81 "a iron bowitzeR do
horse
6re-engn
1 and hose
sets OF harness
lot OF fence paings and posts.
The acla he the Arsenal day before the day
Of sale.
TO at 70, m.
delivery The articles TO be removed By the
chaser. JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
Aug 25-3aw Auctioneer
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN.-on Monday,
the shall sell the O'Clock
purehaser failed
ofsale lot No g. 757, fronting north
I'd The lot IL
Handsomely located having front OF ca feet inches running back
eOsJ feet and PERFECTLY graded with
the
Onefouh cash balance In sir twelve, and eighteen
months purchaser deferred payments
Of sale deed given and deed Of uu~,
taken. All conveysncing at the cost OF purcha-et
Aug26-d A. GREEN, Aucuonesr
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrioN.-on Thursday
I'd September, shall sell the premises, nj O'Clock,
building in subdivision OF square No 60 fronting
"a about 100
feet TO a public between ID and Esteets north.
railroad depot,
becoming OF business and ceaay greater In
other property for sale In
Washington.
Terns one fourth only twelve and
The bearing interest from
day o gwen and deed Of trust taken.
Raie positive.
hus B-6t A. GREEN Aucuoneer.
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COngress-Th

SENArE-The Chair laid before the Senate reuor,
OF the Secretary of the Treasury, relative 10 the trade
and Of the British North American colonies
resolution was adopted to provide for compen
dunn OF the public documents, to be laid before ii,
Senate at the commencement OF the next session
The civil and diplomatic bill was taken up; and Nj,
Sumner having offered amendment provide for IL,
repeal OF the ugiveslave law spoke nearly four hours
thereon.
The amendment was further debated by Messrs Bad
ger. Douglas. Weller. Chase. Toucey. Bright Cass and
others; and was finally rjected-yeas 4. nays A.
The Senate then proceeded with the consideration q
other amendments.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.--Afer considering them,
the House passed the bill to provide for the ranspora
ton OF a ri-monthy mail between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz, via Tampco, in steamships and the bill for
the relief OF the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Company; and then, after refusing to reconsider the
vote by which the amendment Of Mr. Evans to the
light house appropriation bill, for the organization Of
light house board. &c. had been adopted the day be-
fore, they went into Committee OF the Whole on The
state OF the Union. (Mr Disney in the chair wherein
the Indian appropriation bill, amended by the Senate
again taken up, and discussed by Messrs Houston
Fitch, and Johnson. of Arkansas Afterwards, the gen
eral debate having ended various amendments to this
bill further debated by many members in i've mia
u,es speeches. Without dsposing Of the subject the
committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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neccut, municalion in relation to the fraudulent
whig circular, which we shall publish tomorrow
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24

fstafeI e Lsoi15sizl 81 ,l1a;ish l3 cssl
Tatggs Rou Ua,

/ State Loflisisk ,aa.iSb a esi
BL'tlt9n Rou,ge
On Monday the sGsl. day ol Iannary betsscsr
lie liauss OF I1oeiees i IT., aal I'D sn'eiufk, M
Iui proeseI Id sell % Tie lassest bilder.on tlia
pnce allarti,A slisusllag tito Lases and epaif.
! &c flse l1pai on tiie piataaiiyh af Stephen Won
W5tbls Ii * curiailee All ii s rsaaia isns ii
Ifilis parish. JissSE IL "a III,
jan 10 3ta Inspector ef Ward u D. Z.
t)n a1psday tse eClli u vi nHafp between sIie
hours Of 1gA III. and i2 M wiz sell % the piacs
10 the lawest bidder af atction, ilse 'naaipenf tle
sesee snd road ,on lie planfnten Ct Dergall 81
regnInlions ol this paflsll. JEssE HAts1a,
Of Ipars 80. 4. Wess Ha:oa EciIge, Jams 8 1862.
On lepaay lhs ael.'ny e Tasusrs 4; iesSsaIa Is
tvHals 10 tlss lo,veft lder. tile making or ria
Ie,se md i;oad on tls. plantation of tEsjli sitagJ,
ntllfs NHrd III aecoiIace Nlth The of iee frstifa.
laspssior d Ward M W b sllls IL. jan ! Isss.
sstatS y. Lcaissasld drssh er Hcss
Iss,lon .sglon E7oKee. Is
N fffe actlI iay u lsaaarf .iIl proceed q selI
on The Place at~ auciusi. Id the lowest b1dsf,
tiio L, s ilsie, ID is Isses MID isoaas ID
he pIal,Iatiu b 4siela IN ward ssfseas
Il s.e 'ssssi q ss. f's
ltgp'tF. oI ispaas asanl L6Seesuf Ward 80. q
STATE ef Los1isss,i Perish d IVsss
Hltfffu Rpst
NTfsT BHros RotGe. Jafuary 8, fe52 /
0n Afosizay ills III Iaiiaafy. will pfusessI
10 sell tie place, Al thuetipn - tie losTsst lslefs
tho nssira uf the isoad and fevee. of ilse tlus1ts
fiqnof H II a;or, dee u. Iii This Warl agteaahlc %
thc Is,!ice rsgnlafipns of Ia parish, between tie
N s y. lssksE 1TAnars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
BATON ROUGE
FEMALE SEMINARY

n rs. M. w. NEAIl--sP 4 IN efrALs~
A NfsW Academic YEN wiIlcon,nlencc i. this
IN ihatItution, ori M OlvDd Vic ~ o Sf,isss-
bsr, 1851. E4a
The pfihcip pal takes tbis method of returning
hsY aiitrea thanks to The Friends and pstr0ns of
tbe lnaiitaaioti, aid iadaIges the hope shHi she
viii continue To merit the sn11a generous ccsst-
Iiienca aneTeloi6re fef,oscii III haras @
The ssryiess ,f llfaI and competent 4 ssisf-
arts have leesffeesie1 and ifa Principal ii edges
helaehio spaIu ilo nxtstiory iii establishing tho
School Upon sound moral and educational basis
ScnsefrIlcf 3, so I.tf.
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lttoisSs al ifsf futon sil2sk &C. 1sS7s "a
rs s.s' yi1icvie DisiySet.
Dams lahairo de ID Succession ,Ie a.. ada
y 1HAMrroN WI swttNY, detcsie lso. so1.
LIN yertn dune commission iancee ct nao
eYL adreusda, Fsr Honorable Epsr do sixiAn1t
Jndicinire, da,la st pour ia Pareisse Est Batter
Rouge, Efat ID la af.cpisiHne eSposarai on yents
Tubliqi i'habiaiun 6i, ig efuni residsit dam
cclte paroisaa, anr Ioieuse Mississippi 4 environ
qtlinza miles am.desslis de ia vile de- Eatet
Npuga, MatTqqi, 4 aS8~ Iarpfer, 1852, oilzt
henfs dii iilaiiu IA pfppriGe ci-apres dGerit a,.
partenani Il IA Succession de Haiaptan W, swaes
any, t6c6d9. aavpifA-tn ws,sol--sine charette
tsBuis reis baufs, une vs :he at in veniIx, UNI
meue, des oistls, IN pnsse parltrst. rfaetsbes dt
riascn. I'm full deuss aasl;#. heulles de ct;i.
sina, lcux bdsuh sfois truGss a refiss coehcns
euixsute4puit ruFer e boiS sur les bonds
aiitalssiffss, esissste-quil3e eeidsgsde bois q
.einqaautc Ihatii dH inaia.s
Conditions de Ia veiite compliant.
6h Janyier Y, 1864 III ". sBABIN, Sinrif
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SHERIFF II SALES.
rp stS ,fy,scsrssson Sale.
li9i4f 4 STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of sIcsst Baton Rouge Sixth
JaY Y5sy .yr3dgniala DistriAt f!nur.

+. IN das nofhv u fhss NsSesslon W ITAarroH w
ass. 4tl s.sSwg s'sa. sxsseis ~ Nh 49,
rflgs u fe,piytas iFraed, ai'd q me II q
ric court, in and for the l'arlsil Of Esst lltiun
Rouge AMI state'oI,oaisana. wiIi expose Al pub.
hc tple on thc planitpp wisrepn tie daeeased las
reside,, iii tlila Parish, qsi Hi Mirnirsppi river
an, lSsibesdag, HE fneatp seeh day Of s7aBsndsg
lSst ~ II O'clock, AM, tile hereinafter estyi
sprirxsy, bslonging 10 the succession of Iasnptd
8J Nv twcetsy, dec. to,sst
t1ns wagon, one cs-ear,, three oxen, pne cowsii
ealt one grind etnns one lot of TOOLS an,l sundref
afi6 sfosr,ttf st horehyId fffiii,ite. one double
ha rl shot gpn, ,one oikiclleu issitufe, tive eseu
three sowSaua iss sixiyeiebt corIs wood. un tlis
hankaof ie; sAlssppi river; Heyenly five eonla oi
wood ndstf1y hnrrAlsloofs
1850 IhtpH 0f sale rash. s N VI UABTN,
y ian HI, 1881 II III SlsrN
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i Postponed sale.
saI.. 4, M' hEnhroRp No zoo, Magistrates Court
Ezra cesyrbsr Before Il a. Walker, j. i

ssss' "a nENhf0kP No. 200, Magistrates Court
sElsz.cesvrhss Before Il q. Walker a.lr
4lirsnpoab& Esurtaverosi No aios Magistrate
vs., Court -nrfsre n. IA
t.ss, ELIZA coNvEssr. Walker, j N.
T1Y VIR1'uf r p a writ of aaias execution al,
ID rectcd toth6 Sheriff oftha Parish Of Eas
Baton Rouge, ,sliy ~ Al. Walker IIsq., Dill of ths
yfssiees Of the Peace. ID and for The Parish ails
State aforesaid will expose utspublic sale, Id
the Court House DIOR ii the City of Baton Rouge
On ssa 1tyRDa Y, ts 9tiaay III fsb5larV ls52, 4,
slese'eocks AZ ail tho right, title, interest ana
claim of ,AIsss Izh Conversc,Ein aad fo The foIs
loasirg described property. to viii
zoo acres Of Land more or less, the said trac!
of Lend III ktuatctlncar Buhlers Plains ard fofrii.
astly belonging 10 thesestaie of James IiiIien and
being The west end Of attract of Land ot 400 acres
thesotheT 200 acres on the east end baing owpe,by
lialland Elevcland---it being ihe same ueqnirea
Wy Wright Converse. at Sheriff saie mssls III
this Parish. On did 18th duy sof October Isl g.
The above ldcsAtised property s,arrslsled by de-.
htandaoS N 81 she amount auderneni, Inter.
cst mid cas Il, Iii tEe above entitled suits.
Iasns M Sal--pp credit of fwelve months,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
Fresh Arrival ef Garden Seed,

e t1Sr received 10 .0oa papers Garden seed from
Id NJ. lsieley fs& Essss Eess York; and aoDo f,al
pesa raised ai4a put up ky the shakers' Pleasant
Hill, Ky.
@ The above seed ufiHg put up 10 orlar uonfairl
much better assofsnasn ard are Ia gIeatrs va
rety than fle seed usuatly put up ios flie Soisth
Button t,s1ons or Dniosls Seds.
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp. n.
ii, store and for saIs af A. M1NTAfv fv.s I