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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-16

CLAY CELEBRATION IN NEW YoRK.--Ths
anniversary of the birthday Of Henry, Clay,
was celebrated in New York, on Mopday
evening, by a grand banquet at the Irving
House. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
We Gull from the proceedings the most eIo-
quent toasts.
The I2M Of April, I777 The Birthday of
time. "-MUsIc-.O ~ sn he Stiily Aiehkn
"Kentncky-F First admitted to--she has wieh
unsurpassed ability and bravery in the Cabioa
and 10 The field, maintained the interest," dse
honor and the glory Of the Union.''
The Clergy The Enlightened Jnvists q
the Highest LGps.--'s fhey teach that We
owe no divided allegiance; bat that our duties
TO our Country, 70 the Union. and to that Cos
stitntion which binds together this sisteThoo4
Of States, are also part ofthe duties enjoissa
upon us by the laws of easeD."-MUsIc-s
"Souad the Trumpet Sacred Opera.
The american System.-"Let iffall whra
it may, like the strong man Of Israel, Il VIII
bury it's enemies beneath the elements Of ID
own dissolution, and the name Of Henry Clay
become more deeply engraved upon the hearts
Of his countrymen. "-MUslc-"Yankee Doe-
dle"
To the seventh toast. Mr.. Peyion, Of Viz
shuid, oiteny 'SsPohurus ~ Suicky " rss~
Clay.
The Compromise oflS5O-"It came az
trusted messenger of glad tidings, in an houx
of trouble 10 every homestead, and every heastx
in the Republic-cheering up with words =
faiihfulness. and hopes Of deIiverance an<
peace. II dispelled 10 moment the deepes-
ing gloom which hung upon the Union. -
Music" Hail Colombia"
Our Ansaal Ofsring-T1e Violet as1
the Cedar.-"The FIRST flower Of Spring. an1
the chsngeless leaf that defes the frosts aa4
storms OF winter--embIems OF Hope and Failh
--they whisper, Forget me not"
ssWe gsther wreath from our garden bowers
And tel the truth of our he4lys In howers."
MuHc.-" Should 0atd acqsainfsnoe.~ =
Our Coaxfy-ssWe know no North, no sonsk,
no East, no West-noihing bar our Country
.sThe holiest SPOT smiling sxn, ~
Fer shed his genial nys upon.
IL that which gave Washington
The droopine world 70 checrr
fMUsfc-sKa1 C0lnmbins
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LsAKM WANTnD.-We wish to purchase .
g Farm of so 10 $50 acres Of Land, from one 10
i've mles distant from the city. with pretty decent
improvements omit II suited We viii pay = III erAl
prce. n cAsH TOLER COCK
NH % General Agents.
NAILs-ClmbeEland pos aud brsds, for ale ~
IN an IS WIN. EcGLEsToN.
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e
Watson G. Haynes makes the following
communication 10 the Saturday Evening Post:
Having been favored with an interview win
the Committee OF the House of Repfesents-
lives and the distinguished members Of the na-
val committee of the Senate, I think I caa
speak with some certainty ia saving that
The wages Of the sailors in the navy are d
be considerably advanced.
That the liquor ration will be abolished.
That system Of promotion from before the
mast will be introduced
That well conducted men will, at the end of
of each cruise, receive bounty.
That on re-entering the service, within Z
time TO be settled by Congress, they shall alss
receive bounty Of about three months pay.
That men who shall serve tweniy.one yeass
in the navy, shall be entitled to life pension.
That each ship, las Mr.. Greeley snggesteda
shall have good school-masier and library.
provided by the government.
That the salaries of the chaplains shall be
increased, SO as to induce some Of the hest
clergymep to apply for that important office,
at least. some finely educated men, Superior
to the present class of men who are the in
cnmbents of the naval pulpits.
So much for the sailors.
Now for the officers
That, as there is superabundance of OIL
GERS in the service, al present, there shall be Z
certain number ofretired Midshipmen and Past
Midshipmen, on from six months to two years
pay, LieuieDants, say from two to Ave yeafs
pay, which will give them all something 10 be-
gin ciriI life.
Commanders and Posts Captains, on life peu~
sions, according to the service rendered the
country.
Officers, in future, to obtain rank at the fol
lowing ages:
Midshipmen 10 be Lieutenants at %; Com-
manders at 80, and Post-C Captains at 40 yeass
of age.
This will bring young, active, vigorous mea
Unto constant employ, and leave the superanu-
Aated, who have honorably served in the country
at home, where all venerable aged men ought
to be.
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DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNERsHlP.-
IL The firms of GAY. MATHEWS g. CO., of Rich
mond, and of MATHEWS, GAY g. CO., of Lewis.
burg, this day dissolved by mutual consent
Thomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author
ized TO settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Ma hews & Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized to settle up and col
lect the assets of Mathews, Gay Il Co, and dis
charge their liabilities.
G. s. GAY
MASON MATHEWS,
April LIST, 1852. THOMAS MATHEWS.
PARKER, BAYLY q NIMMO. job
bers and Retail Dealers i'm Foreign
and Domestic Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. I43 Eagle Square, Richmond, ,
Virginia Respectfully call your attention their
extensive assortment of new and desirable Goods,
which they offer TO merchants, and city and coun-
try retail buyers on good terms as tht y can be
had here or elsewhere.
Mr.. CHARLES s. GAY, formerly of the firm of
Messrs. Gay, Mathews & Co., of this city, viii as
sist in the purchase and sale of their Goods.
The undersigned since the termination of the bu-
siness of Gay Mathews e. Co., has made an ar.
rangernent with Messrs Parker, Bayly & Nimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where he
will be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends. They may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution of all memorandum and ORDERS
entrusted to him.
apl-ts CHARLES g. GAY
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CONGREss--WrDrxsD1,l,.

SEsATE.-Mr. Davis presented pesif;ous
praying an increase Of the sslary of eks Upissx
States District Judge Of Massachuseus. s.
On motion Of Mr.. Chase the Senate took a.
the bill granting 10 the Stale OF Ohio the uusolf
and unapprepriated public lands, remaining =
thar State. Mr.. Chase explained iae bi.E and,
after few remarks by Messrs. Dawson ani
Hunter, the bill was ordered TO be euxrossed
for third reading.
The Senate proceeded 10 the considerzfiso
Of the French spolia,ion bill, and III. FeIch
resumed his remarks in opposition 10 il.
House. OF REPREsESTATivEs.-Th House
resumed the report of the Committee op Pfint-
ing. made yesterday.
ar. Brown, Of Mississippi, condemned ske
arrangement Of employing Donelson g. Aru-
suong ior the performance Of the printing cf
.ne house. and Gideon & Co., for that OF tke
senate; and was in favor of keepine separase
she puD1ae printing and the party press.
Mr. Florence vindicated the coutracsor. ~.
Hamilton. and argued in favor ofthe es,sbl;ss-
ment OF national printing Office. -
Mr.. Polk replied 10 remarks of M. R,o-. =
Mississippi, and alludedro Mr.. Rantonl 4 .ncI
terms as occasioned much excitement: and g
end which, he moved to lay the whole snb;ess
upon the table.
Pending which motion,
The House wen; into COMMITTEES on H.
homestead bill.
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+ ID, GOODMAN. No 1874 Nam sire

ID. GOODMAN, NO l34 Main street, oppo-
~ site Eagle Square, has just received large lot
of blue, black, and browa Sack and Frock Coats,
of the very latest improved styles of Spring 50
also, large assortment of Fancy Cashmere Pants,
white and fancy Marseilles, Linen black Bombazne,
black and fancy Silk, and black Satin Vests, all of
which will be sold at the " ry lowest cash price
all he asks is, give him call. He deems it need
less, after the long trial the public has had OF his
Goods, to say more in their comnendation suffice
it he warrants all Clothing he sells. ap3
CEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED BY MRS
v B. B. NORRIS, BALTIMORE-Whic is de,
ededy the best article ever yet introduced for the
cure of Bronchitis. Consumption of the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Aztec
nons, Piles, &c. Price 81 per bottle, which lasts
from six to eight weeks.
Recommendations.
BALTIMORE, March H. 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris Dear Madam--It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel
lent preventative or curative in the first sigus OF
bronchial affections, diseases of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. r. WRIGHT, M D.
Home Testimony.
Dr.. William C. Crump. Dentist of this city has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs foI
thelsstve or six years. and has tried almost every
article recommended in his case, without any rea
benefit When the Cedar Tar was advertised for
sale IN this city, he purchased bottle, and imme
osey derived oenent from It's healing and strength
ening properties. At the time he commenced ia.
klng it, he was very low, inasmuch that he was
oohged to give ap mis- office for practice He is
nowso much relieved, that he is able to attend TO
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes to be fully restored. Dr. C. has
kindly volunteered that his should be made
pubic, that others might be benefited. There are
others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
Deneht, who can be referred to, besides a number
oi Physicians in Baltimore, who are administering
hin their daily practice.
For sale In Richmond by
r. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
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Sur AGAINST LOLA Mok1xx.-Iti b stated In the
Boston papers, that man named Parsons 4 about
to insfifute legal proceedings asainst Lola Montex
on Saturday night last, After her performances q
the Howard Athes 1um, Lois returned to the Tre-
mont House, and discovered that abe hsd lost .
bracelet--the second that she hes had the misfor.
tune to lose since herlasrvsi In this country she
returned to The theetF1 about the close 0f Mad.
Marguerittes concert, and while searching Tor the
missing jswe, parsnus entered she plaee and com,
menced turning 81 he gas lighte. eheryqueafed
him fu deaht: he refused when ~, wsll1ef up d
him, slapped him b he tace and, Il = sad Wfho
aid of : boy, ejec>ed him fron ~ socen.
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ARTHUR HADsoN.

11Un1Pe.-Chnin Pumps. ftf sale by
il ap l2 VAN LEW = TAYLOR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish gf Ue.t Baton Ropge ~ Sizth
Tu,In,uf I.st,:, y <,ourf
IN the matter Of tie sncees.l

III the mater OF tie s,ie.es- 80
SION OF M"'iste liiibo' iNo, 40.
dsa,lx 'iet ehed. -,
\ virtue OF u commission directed 10 me sher
- III OF the above mentioned Tnri.h ana state, q
date the 5 h day Of March. 1852. in the above en-.
titled succession. will be offered for snle Mt public
auction 10 the last and highest bidder. at the In q
residence Of the dceeased, Modesto 11hibidenuN
wife Of Joseph Broussard in this parish ON safur.
dpy the 17tl, day Of April next (lg52) ut N o'rlack,
4. H.. all the hereinafter described uropertv belong
inr TO said succession 10 VII
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SHERIFF SALES.
State Of Louisiana-Parish Of East
nafOm ROmfA.

m pursuance Of proclamation issued BY his
i Excellency JOSEPH WALKER. Governor
Of the State OF Louisiana, the polls will be open at
eaeh Of the election precincts, In the parish Of East
Baton Rouge on Monday The 1871 dry of april de52)
for the purpose OF receiving the votes Of the quail
fed voters of this Parish for or against the calling oi
a Convention 10 change the Constitution.
Every qualified voter. voiirg for or against 4
convention, shatl have written or printed on his
ballot, the word Convention. ifin favor Of such con.
~veniion, and the word, No Convention ifhe be OPP
posed TO snch convention.
At the Court House IN the town Of Baton Rouge
presided by Messrs J. ". Jones, U Christine and ].
Il. Dufrocq at the ho,ise Of Mrs. Townaend In the
Plains presided by William SJwell, =. w. Newport
and II. Z. Young at the houst nc Mrs, Creenwell,
near the Sandy Creek, pres ijed by J. Cooper. J. r.
MeCan and w. Kelly. and AT the forks Of the road
near the. house Of II. B. HARRISON, presided by
n. McCnllem, |. singleiary and J. C. Foreman,
Commissioners, the polls to he KEPT open from 0
o'clock A. NJ, until 4 o'clock P. NJ. Said election
10 be conducted and returns thereof made by the
commissioner in all respects according to the
provisions of the Constitution and laws in such
cases made and provided.
H.v BABTN. Sheriff.
Baton Ronge. this end OF March. 1852.
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Nnr t's Cnfnrr.
From Codsy's Lndy's Boot,
aDost Thou Remember, Love?"
ny N u. snowN.

n ~ |-T"0-
,
Do.' wv" .
D0s' ~ -, h,ro.
In cherries, cold Decemberf
How lone and dreary seemed our lot
Dark grew our days, not lighter
How we pressed each other heart to heart
Ard fondly hoped for brighter
.n...hor ,ovs
$500,
-.ru ,L.
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fresh Arrivals.
JUST Received from New Orleans, and for sal
y cheap for cash-by

ucl hecefNed from New orleans, and for sale
y cheap for cash--by
ALEXIS BONNECAZE.
Carolina Rice, Java and Rio Coffee brown crush.
ell and loaf Sugar; Rnckwheat Flour soda ami
butter Biscuits; New York and Cincinnati Starch
Soap and Winter strained lard Oil Italian Yer
mlcelle and Macaroni and pulverised SaGraius
Western, Grugare, Holland, Pine apple and Sap
sage Cheese: Dullield, John Shays, Stage and
Shays, and Westyhalia Hams Salmon, Lobster
Sariines de Nanter, Anchoises, Herrings, Cod fish
and Mackeral, fresh pafed, Mushrooms, Arti-
chokes, Asparages and petits Pois in whole and
IN half boxes. Boston and french Olives Olive
stuffed with Anchoises Creole, French and Ken
lucky Mustard; Anchovy paste, Worcestershire
Walnut and Tomato sauce American, English
and French Pickles: Capres; Fruits in their
uice and in Brandy Walaga raised. Figs, Al
,nonds and Preserves Ginger Preserves Orien-
Al and Imperial Green Tea biach Tea: j. Plag
.iol sweet Oil Bologna aud Lyons Sausage !:
lnge Flower Water. John Angus and Boxers
...iers and Peppermint Caracas and French
ta~ocolate; Chocolate in Powder.
Well. Foot. and painted Buckets. Brooms. Jugs
81, 2 and 2 gallons, french Demiiohns Of /. 3. 5
ad q gallons, Corks, sperm and star Candles,
'rench Bongies and matches Gun Powder, Caps
IA Shot. Chewing and smoking Tobacco ofextra,
iaality, Virginia and Maconba Snuff.
American and French Branches a large assort-
lsnt OF Champaign Wine of the celebrated brand
Sareide. Plenr de Sellery, Creme lie Bouzy. Nec-
nc and Gordon rouge, and q small invoice Of Cas-
4anba sparkling caInpaigne made in Cincinnati
rom Inc native grape. Hook wines, Wafteen-
ssmer, Rudesheisnef. &C.. and another large sup
, q Brai1dIes, Wines, Cordisds, Sherry, Made-
EGc. &c. nov % v
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Corner q Church and Penafentiayy stssets.

Corner Of Church and Pesifenfiarv stssfs.
TOMLiNSON'S OLD STAND.
7 w. MuSSELMAN. is In recent Of, and
- continually receiving a large and well
assorted stock OF groceries and provisions, consisting
100 barrels Flour, Is barrels Mess Pork
W Barrels Mess Beef. 10 barrels leaf Lard,
10 Hoeheads Sugar.
% barrels Of Syrup and Molastes, 10 Tierces Rice;
Goshen and Western Butter 20 boxes Of Tobacco;
segars 20 barrels Whiskey; French Brandies,
Rum, American aud Holland Tin.
Wines,
Claret. Maderia. aort and Museat Wines,
Preserves,
Cherries, Ice. Mellon. t.o0selefry, Raspberry. and
Plum preserves, Grapes, Curranis, and straw berries
Sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
Tens. .
imperial, Grnpowder, Young Tyson and Black
DanIEp Fnurrs. - c.rrants, Raipins, apples
Pouches. Figs, Preserves. DC.
Fish.
% barrels No. !, 2. and 3 mackerel. salmon, si
s%ardiaes, behring's, nud eoiGst.
Oils,
10 barrel. lard oil winter strnined, 8 do VIII
oil; 8 do lluseed oil; IS baskets sweet oil.
Meats
stngg& sl,ny's best sugar cured Hams, Chill
and MiIlers, do do.
Stacy a Sfay's sugar cured Reef Mess beet,
IN small or large quantities.. Bulk pork, hog round.
lSundries,
Pickles, k~e,chnp, olives, ve,eicolli. macoron,
lemon syrup. beatis. pens, crnnberries. mace. pepper
spire. cloves. eiiiiiaiiaIi. %nuts,egs. sals,la, carbonate
soda. yeast ppwtlsrs. porter In whole and huff BOTTLES.
Indigo, starch. shot. lend, powder, regais. almonlo
Peeans. Ptlilberts, Engiisi. " alnuis. ciesiais, wop,
md Willow ware, enstipgs Of ali sizes.
Boots and SHOES Of all descriptions aud sizes,
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Clerk of Steamer Amazon.
Nrw oR,r,Ns. ian. IA ,s5,

Ngw ORLEANS. Jan. 10. 1851.
70 the P.bhSe@-I do hereby state that IN Sent
last, while!p on my way TO the New England tales
made a short stop in Memphis. Tenns and seem.
a notice OF MIR. Evans Tooth and Gum Specific
called on Mr.. +. TO consult him in regard TO m ,
teeth and gums, which was at that time in a mas,
depiorable state Of disease, from being salivate,
some year and d hall ago. My lower gum appea,
ed TO be one complete canser, or merourial sore
and in one or two places had actually eaten through
my gum, so that | could see the bare bone Mr.
Evans told me he had full confidence that his
specific would heal and cure them. | purchases
Two bottles Of the Specific, and commenced using
II immediately, and in a few days | could plainly
scc tha, | was receiving benefit rapidly, and Il
less than six weeks the sores were closed =
healed, and I might say perfectly cured. Nv
teeth which were also at the time covered wild
a black rough coating, are now smooth and of Il
clear clean white suffice it 10 say, that | would
not be without the Specific il tie cost was five
times as much. ] am well known IL East Floriia.
amt ran when returned home, produce mere than
iifty witnesses Of the first responsibility, who will
attest 10 the above, upon exhibiting my mouth &c
them in Its present state.
Signcd) A.. l.. NoNtER.
MKMrHfs, Oetober, 20, 1850.
Mt. w. Eaten Evans, New Orleans:
Bcta. SG~-lh answer TO your inquiries how
liked, or what effect your Laerue Tooth, and Gun
Specific has had upon my wife, | will say that the
effects produced upen the teeth and gums OF ry
@iio were astonishing. II not only brought The
tccih to a clear and pearly white, but has full,
restored her gtns TO a natural and healthy apneai.
uncc. | often use it myself for cleansing and
whitening my teeth, and cleaning my mouth, toi
which | consider it without 4 parallel.
was a,scin conversation a lew days since with
Rev. Nj, Gray, Pastor oftho Second Presbyterian
Church in this place. He told me he vas usiny
your Specific, and previous 10 which his gums had
serssme very soft aud spongy especi. lIy in the
sockets Of his teeth; so much so, that Il was with
difficulty that he could mastica,e his Zoo and that
IL had--tn use his own w~oris--acted ike magic
upon his gums; that they had now becs oe so firm
TINT he could eat with ease. end that hey were
RAPIDLY improving aud getting iirner every day
thRt he considered it a production that could not
be eqaalled, and that il could not be too widely |
male known. II is being thoroughly tested here: !
but as yet ! have heard Of no one who does not
speak Of IL in terms of satisfaction.
Yeurs, Nc. r. Bausu.
Commission Merchant, GO Front Row.
n. G. DELAI0nERlE, Jewller, ~liarney
House, Agent for Baton Rouge.
Joel B. HARPER. Agent Tor Bayou Sara.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Pareisse d'est Baton ROnge-COur dIl
Sixieu1e District. /


JONI cA1DwrlL il. No. s4s.
DANIEL HICKEY
TMpRA i. JeNEs ct X
CHARLES JpNEs son mari.
En- verIu dun Atias ordre nunerote, 81 . mon
aercsse par l. Hon c0ur dn sixienpe district Judi
ciHre, daiis ct pour Ii Faroisse ct Fiat SUI die, ) en-
poseraie en- vente ubliqne, q Phabifatioi Gu, nu
conlme 10 Laurel Plantation " dams cetie PsToissc,
aluvifon cling mills en- bns de la vile de Baton
Ro,npe, SasnesIi le troisieme Jour d'hvril procliain
1852, q NJ hours du matin, tous iesdroits, titres,
intere i ct pretention DIES defendenrs dams gu .
Les prophecies Hyf oiheqns ciapres ~iecriies' savvlf.
Utmorceati dc terre, reinforcement In propriete de
In Succession de George Mathers, de la Parois ,e
ST. James DECIDE. horne EN- halt Tmr ierre su Col.
Philip Hickey Ell en- bas par ierre de Duncan. ay-
arpents ct demi par quarante de profpndeur %conter-
ant environ mil1e nfpenta de superfcie plus gu
moins etatit situe n environ cinq milles en- has de IN
vile de Baton Rouge. dams In dit Paroisre ut ct
Mt. ct etaI.t In meme tere OH habitatiOtl ndiliger
q Daniel Hickey lie 8sme jour De mai u53y) q In
vente tles l,reuves de In succession dn fe1 George
Mathera decide, ensanble ayee iouies les batisses
ct ainelioraiion qii sly iron, ont. ct de de plus les
esclaves eiapres NOMINEES ; age 10 Gem. Jour te
mars tl542) In date de IAete d'Hypotheqne savoir
Clnrisa. Harriet W., lin Willis. Lucy Anne.
Paul Henry. Phebe, Hannah. Ne'son, CARROLL 9
Alfred, Sam. Francis. Lavinia a present age de 70
ans ct sou enfunt Moses age dun nm, Phel,ee a
present %, ct SOU enfant Thomas 6 ans. Susan
! present "a. ct pou enfsnt William 8 ana. John n
present 80. Bill 80, John "a. Eddy 40. Liddy 81 ndn
Jane. pour payer ct Salts aire lie Judgment interet
ct ffais dabs ~ltafaire ei dests %i,tit,,le Of i%iiiinera'e
Conditions de Ia yante--ts inptnnt, eyec 10 bene-
flee d'eydtuaii6si.
feb. 70. II. v. BABIN. Shenh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-03

PRISrER's FREAKs.-Two printers in
the Plymouth Rock 0.Iice, tired Of TAX
Ing Impressions on the forms of that
PAPER. tried IL OH the hearts Of two fair
aaiaseis Alter several settings up they
sncceeded IL snch fair proofs Of the mat.
fer. that last week the minister Of Tie
place was csllied in and sroyksR or Tie
whole fonr forms in two folio editions,
leaving them locked nm for liie.-Now let
iaen |" circulate the documents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of East Button Rouge-SizM
.Juaicsak district Court.

OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of East Button Rouge-SizM
judicial District Court.
JANE T.. BURNETT, wife,
Us, No, g3f.
Levi @ SioLAR. husband.
pY virtue of a v rit of fl. ia. directed to the
ID Sheriff of the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
and issued from the Hon. the SIKH Jndicial District
Court in and for the said Paris aforesaid. hive
seized and will expose Mt public Sale ON the pnNni e.
occupied by the defendant. near The liayon MINI
chac. in The Parish Of East Bnion Rouge, on atm.
day. he 3h day Of April. 1852, at II o'clock. Am all
the right, title, interest and claim Of the the defend.
ant Levi u. Shnlar, In and to the following deserih-
ed prosperity TO writ n certain tract Of land on WHICH
the defendant resides. and containing about one
hundred and ninety five acres more or leas. and
bounded ms follows east. by lands Of Philip Garie
west. by lands Of Doctor Rnner north. by vHeani
lands. and .outl,, In the angle Of Garig and Doctor
Romer. commencing on n sweet gun tree on Nept.
lers line. The aforesaid tract being the same which
the said defendant purchased from William Hunt.
stock. on the 25tt day of February. 1850. ms per aei
passed before Samuel Sheffield. parish recorder md
also the following named tn writ: Jeff,eys. n negrp
man. aged about 20 years ; John. n man aged about
u years Jenny. a Negro woman. aged about =.
yenrs. and her two children, Alonxo. ngeI 3 years,
and Josephine, aged about Is months and n negro
woman named Lucy. aged about ~ years: also a
stock of hogs running nj lnrge.
Terms Of sale are cash, with the benefit of mp
praisemena.
II. v. BARN.
fab %. 1889. Sbe,;a.