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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

OrrteE SEgKgRs.-At the opening oil
the presen, Legislators. perfect swarms oil
Office seekers Were 10 he seen about the
streets ; among them might he seer the
hardy working democrat--the gentl.men
la kid-the raw recruit, who has never
stood a prohationel test-and what IL most
surprising. some true blue wings, who
were credalous enough to presume they
stood a show among the motley mass.
The party Ia the majority however have
caueussed upon all these sutjects, and
have settled the hash by e%lec,iny the fol.
lowing gentlemen to Office
In the Senate, Euratio Davis--Secreta.
nv. A TNvison-Assistant Secretary.
Berlin Childress--Sergeant.at.Arms L.
Droz--Dookeeper.
T'raaslasiag Clerks Edward Duba.
len. Alphonse lie Breton. JOS. Dnvignaad.
Earoliiag CicYks,--H. w. Griffin, ).
J.. Gutierrez, Jno, Il, TREND.
Durant Da Ponta-Reportcr.
In the House Of Represenaa,ives-E
w. Moise-Speakcr. +. NJ Kennedy
Chief Clerk, ]. D. Rinehart--Minn,e
Clerk. ] II. neutrality-suspicious.
w. A. Bryan-Door Keeper. ID. Martin
Reporter,
7,aaslating Cieyks.-J. Cairo. I. A.
Foyquet, g, L Turgeau.
Earoltiag Clerks -. A Agaisse, A.
w. Bell, Z. Il. Eastin, A. r.. Mitchell,
4. Roberts, M. Wallace. J. B. Whitson,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

free.bearied. opsn.hsnded inen. aud tic
same we'll disposed and public spifiteu
ritizens. 1Iisss traits Iii their eliafacief-~-
admirable In themselves aud worthy III In.
itation oil over The UnIon-legin To ~.
,raet the attention Of those WHO visit the
Uhited States from ils Cd World The
lsst nnrai,at III Chambers Eiinbnrs Jonr.
i.al eentains the following iiosiae VI The
class referred to:
. The p~lsltrrs of the South arc . psrnl.
In rrof,lr. Iii thu winter seasoii. those
residing along the Mississippi md II. lower
tributaries, ususiIy rsroft ID Nav Oflenns
Oh business CONNECTED With their ptaiitH.
tiotis, mud generally routine themselves 10
lie large hotels or the streets adjacent.
They seldom trouble themselves about
the details Of trade and 90 TO New Or.
Ieatls In the business season Gully to have
their accounts settled by tiivif aganta, o.
70 join in the festivities OF the time aud
place. The majority Of them Hfe tall,
weli-informed, understanding mcn.--and
dignifed IN department.
And what IL here said Of the ~pIuntera OF
tile South. western Suites, applies equally
TO those upon the Atlantic seabnari and
tile interior. IF there Il a man In the
world who understand Il the nrt and theory
Of happiness. = Il il the Southern planter.
Abroad lie Is noted fol his fine banring ;
~ home for his freelianded hospitality and
attention 10 his guests. And even strali.
gers find III him a wlole souled and gen.
erola friend, ready to contribute TO their
wants. III no part Of our widespread
country IL The gentleman met with In
more genuine perfection tlinn among The
planters of tile South --Ho1e Gasotta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Concealed Guilt.

&#
Almos, every sensible man will grant
the folly aud a~bsurdity of false appear
ances. But few among our most sensible
men can be found, who do not wear one
soul ia their bosom, and another in their
lace These may be very nearly alike;
the inner and outer may be as twin broth
ers but they ara rarely--rarely--one and
the same. Every maa has some little Sc
cret which eyes of men see not. some
slight spo. or stain, which his dress coat
is made to hide: some canker aching and
eating amid the roses Of his SMILES. The
poor man who makes the show of a rich
one, sacrificing happiness. TO sustain q
gaudy, false Appearance, IS but q broad
coarse type of mans comfort. aud peace.
aud all the substance Of deceptive nature.
We are all sacrificing something 10 a like
end. The more we sacrifice. the worse
for as II we are guilty Of any great
fault which we can conceal from public
view. we shut up the knowledge Of il in
our W heart. where it gnaws like a
worm. II. on the other hand, The door 81
the secret chamber Of guilt be thrown
open. and conscience from within cries
out III agony. .Oh brethren ! behold the
stain Of my hand with this / did the
deed. !" and the world beilo!ds, aud con-
cealfnent is at an end. and lear has given
place 10 secnritv-even the security oa
tie<pair-unsreakable is the relief. iii
reading tile Scarlet Letter. who does mol
Fx~J l..x->. -. -. -~x--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

On mature re1er iip.i. ard sifter a thorough
tfiAl nc the present. sysieni, tbs peo.
pie hnvs generally O IN to the coilelision
We want a Pafisi. Coatt in eaei Parigl
f,f the settlement OF all Probate matters.
ard with original 3tnisaiettoa IN soshe,
escH cstses, where The sun Il over one
liuutlned dollars, aud tloss Dol exceed vtle
thousand dollars atd i,a, tt,s tohrt shall
Asat Mid decide all sppealA from Jn'tiees
u Inv praas. Il il prupss+d, this Court
shnll have ese1.siss AMI otsginai jxSls.
titceksn. III mat. yts Of prvb.,s. aid settle
npstts ui pststea. OF liz y Wotl, tls saiils
powers as existed under the old Parrish
Jujfe system; berides an osigtaat jxfts'
aiiettun IN other civil eases, aid efstastte
from QUE hundred TO fur hundred dotfu,s
with, a criminal jurisdiction, for the trial
aud punishment, of NIL nisaos 1Eeaees,
where The punishment extends only u. fae
OF imprisonment in the toUsm sn jul. That
for the trial Of civil aud criminal eases,
(aet probats,) The frat Monday Of last
mont, shalt lr considered the frat day OF
The terra. aud the Sheriff shall draw and
summon us jurors, foriy.eiglit eonpetant
men for the fret day Of each term, from
witch sliall BE- taken . sufficient number
10 compose what shall be called the grand
Jurors, whilst tho remainder shall form q
pesi, jury.
In all matters Of Probate or those which
by the old Parish judge system, were Civ.
en- exclusively to the Probate Court. this
Parish Court shall be considered alieays
tn yesstoa when there IL any contest or
opposition. the Judge eiall sit to hear the
parties, (when the case requires IN from
10 o'clock A. M, until . o'clock p, Nj.
each Sundays and holidays excepted
BY adopting Thu, system. aud reducing
the number Of the present District judges
one half by increasing the sise Of the Dis.
triets, {, Ia believed the expense Of our Ju.
dietary wonld be much reduced. and jns.
tice more speedily aud satisfactorily admin.
is.ered II 10 thought the best mode Of
fxiag tho salary or compensation Of these
Parish Judges, would I've for tile State to
grant to each, All annual allowance Of one
Thousand dollars with MI obligation on
cucl, Parish, 10 levy a tax on estates in
the course Of administration opened there.
In, Of d per cent, an amount Of the In.
ecu,ory to raise q sutnlof $1,000 annually
40 ~ to make the Parish Judges salary
equal 10 SO, 500 per amlutn. and that II
,hi. tax did not produce the amount re.
quifed, /, should I've made up from other
parish taxes levied in the usual manner
The friends Of this plan are persuaded
that its adoption would eventually enable
tho State to Dispense entirely with Dis
trtet Courts, in the country parishes.
pABLtUS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

LIRE or JosueA SsEAns--Thts 10 the
title ola work, proposed TO DO put IN ptess
by the author. Mr.. Spears Is an old man,
lcag slnce passed tho meridian Of life, and
AZ hs has seen naay thugs which would
ireteet and atnuse the aptising generation,
no has written oct at length his .avels,
from the tifne he left South Carolina In tho
year 1900 10 about the year lSis~-daring
which time, he has witnessed such scenes
IN tndian lifa as 10 very seldom the 10. ot
my white man 10 witness. Mr.. Spears
has nearly nll tho time been au occupant
Of the western frontier, aud has been en-
gagged III trading aud trapping, nhout which
his works tclls sorne very amusing inci.
tents.
MIR. Spears l. a roor man, and needs the
generous sslnpathies Of the public, in the
way OF subscriptions 10 his work, from
VIA, We have seen Of tho N. 5. NO are
OF opinion that no one after pcrusing its
p ges will regret any sappor, which our
citizens may have extended 10 him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

purNAN's MoSrHLY.-We have rcceis'
cd the irst number OF this monthly pub
location. I, is cutiacly orxiunl. and pre-,
sen,s a mos, excellent variety Of matter
Il . entirely American aud independent,
upon matters OF public interest, and i.
open 10 free discussion.
Putnam's Monthly il issued 10 the sub,
sarihcrs ofthe "American Why Review
and will be regularly sent to them while
we regeet the discontiuuance of tho Re,
view we think the readers Of the new
work viii ind |, equal 10 the Review il
every respect save the omission OF the po'
titical articles. Subscription S. per an,
naf..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

17~ Tho Democratic caucuss in tho
General Assembly we learn have nom,ne.
ted the N. o Coayie, for the printing.
which Is equivalent to an election.
We have no objections to tha. party
giving the printing to the Cosriey. bur
we sin. as ever. think the printing should
have remained here we learn that some
OF the country members were convinced
that the work could not be done out of the
city, and We win take this opportunity to
say the printing can be done as well by
oar neishbors of the Adconass As by any
establishment in the State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

10 The Democrats have A majority III
the Senate Of four, and In the lloase Of
y Representatives tweu,y.six members
making q majority on joint ballot Of thirty
votes. Thm tho Democrats hive full
strength to carry any faverite measure Of
that party.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

n7-ifaving been disappointed In having
the proceeding. Of the General Assembly
specially reported, we are indebted to our
contemporaries for tho same this week.
Arrangements have been completed
for the future.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

Lafourclis. mud taalding Of Jefferson,
which was granted.
MIR King moved 70 ndjoWn until 10
o'cloek. Mouduy morning.
Tie House adjourned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

II Ia stated that cii the 3Qtl1s tilt tht
Secretary OF State addressed The follow.
i0g letter Of dismission 10 Mr.. Mafuoleia
Miuistef from Nicaragua to The y. $
Government
DEPARTMENT or SrAfE,
WAsftiSaroa, Dee 80, 1869.
2iR--Soine mouths ago Mr.. Kerr wa,
instructed, to reg,e.t that yui should lt
recalled, aud some other person. appointed
~ representative from Nicaragua 10 thii
G%overntnent.
A despatch was yesterday received frotf
Mr.. Kerr, transmitting q copy OIL n letteI
- him from Senot Cuslelioli, the Minis,el
Of Foreign Affairs. who Declines, OH tho
part Of the N%ieatag,ian Government. IL
comply will, the Presidents request, aud
expresses n wish that The reason OH which
It Ia founded be given To be submitted &c
the Nicnraguan CHAMBER.
This course would he followed by dis,
eussioiis Of n most tlpfoiiabte character
aud, besides, the President ennlot consent
that any condition be attached 10 the com.
plianee Of the Niraruguan Government
with n request Warranted by the priuci.
pies of public law aud the ptnetiUe or civ.
ilised States. | have, therefore. directed
Mr. Kerr 10 renew the request for YOU
recall mud the appointment OF aiotLeI
minister.
Meantime, I have 10 inform you TINT nc
communication eau he received from yetl
rs N%icatngaah Envoy. Personally, | 10.
greet TINT 1t IA my duty to address you d
letter Of this character.
have the honor to be, Nc.
EDWARD EVERETT.
Senior Don Jonse 10 Msrcoleta, Be.
The Washington correspondent of tho
New York Tribune assigns the following
reasolis for this step OH the part Of on
Government /:
1t grew ont of Mr.. Mareoiet's course
pending the negotiation Of The famous
treaty Of mediation and settlement le.
tween England, the United States aud
Costa Rica, which Mr.. Marroleia utterly
opposed aud Nicaragua after wards rejected
During this time. Ii Ii alleged that finding
himself crowded, and the interests Of nj.
caravia likely TO be saerifeed % England,
and Costa Rice. the protcge of England
he INDUCED IN some rather muliploinatic
language with respect to Mr.. Webster mud
the Administration. aud ntso uldiplornaiie.
ally male public the date OF the Degotia.
tiors through the journals or ttiis ue. ,ntry,
For this Mr. Webster demnnded his re.
call. Il IL said also that Mr.. Everett feels
himself aggrieved by the late publication
by Mr.. Marooleta. or with his rousent, oil
the official note addressed TO the Nicara.
guam Minister, ns we'll ae to all the mem.
bers Of the diplomatic corps here. Of Mr..
Everett OH his accession to otiep II was
published TO show that titia Government
recognized Mr.. Mnreoletu M MI envoy IN
good standing. when 1t was by no means
Intended by Its author 10 re before the world
rs on endorsement, OF Mr.. Mercoleta's Of.
fetal character.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

~ Win those OF our patrons who
have been long IN arreatages to the Ga.
sette, please come forward aud settle.
We have no collector now. aud cant get
along without money.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

State V Louisiana--PayiM 9 East
Baton Rouge.---No. 1050--Sizth IN.
dicsat Dsst,i let Couyt--.SamI Goosiach
"a. Gabri1 n Spence anl heirs.
d. virtue Of 4 commission issued ID the above
- entitled cause, and to me directed, from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Courf. In and for the
Parish and State above mentioned, I will expose
at public sa1e 1t The Court House door IN the city
Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the Goth day Of
February next, 1868. at I'll o'clock 4. III, the
property hereinafter set fvfth and described, 10
wit:
A certait. tract If land, Or plantation. known as
the Join Forbes plantation, situated In this Par
ish, East Baton Rouge. at about nineteen miles
from the city OF Baton Rouge, containing six
hundred and forty acres, more Or irss, bounded as
follows: On the South by lands Of Denham's.
formerly q Brown, sold to effect 4 partition be-
tween the parties, plaintiff and defendants, III the
above entitled cause.
Terms Of saie--cah
jan21 II. ". BABIN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

THE .CosEr."-On Saturday Morn
ins las. the Conner came to us with a new
head. and an addition OF four columns. We
are pleased TO see these evidences OF its
success.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

u pick.poehets are numerous about
town. aud "a the field for operation 10 ex.
'~ensivc, the light.lagercd gentry arc avail.
ing themselves OF every possible opporta.
nifty 10 gather In a plentiful harvest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
BATON ROUGE;


10 We would any 10 onr ffienls and
patrons, that we are now niils prepared
10 execute, with nea,ness and iispatrll,
ALI ORDERS FOR WORK which
may be entrusted to us.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Etas de Ii LOnisiane-pMtoiss dEs
Baton Rouge--Na 1916 cN ds
SirieUis District Judicinye-.A. Val

Etat lie 10 LOuiSfaHg@~ yH70sSSe LIST
Baton Rouge--Nn 1857 Cow du
SfrieDe District Judicianc-a. Vail
Ell al. us. Chas. II. Davis.
I'm vER1'U dui ofdre de saisie ct venie, Ian.
Il ce dams %l'afiaire c~i.dessts intituie ct ntumte.
rotG, ct ADDRESSED b moi par Honorable Cour du
Sixieme District Jndieiaife, dams ct pour Id Par
oisse at Etat susslil-J'exposerai en- vente pub
liqae 4 Ia porte de Ia maison DO Couf, dams Ia
vile de- Baton Rouge, safnsdi 10 cindttieme jour
de Mars, proclaim, 1909, 4 ii heufes du matin,
Ia p~ropfi6te ci.aprss decrite, SAVER.
Ug certain moroccan de teffe OH habitation Sit.
ue 4 environ quatrs mile est de ID vile de Daton
Rouge ct dams Get Pafoisse. eonteDani deux cent
1~tsarante ACRES, plus oil fn0ifs, borne All nord, rnr
ferries dc Mime. Davis Ifecenment Mrs. Combs.J
hi'est par teffes de J. H, Dakia, ~autrefois Daw.
son, All sud par terfe do Conrad, Ut b l'oucst par
ce1x du docteir Perkins, ensemble ayec fotltes
les batisses ct aineliofation y appsrtenant. Aussi
cent Ell douze actions dc Ia banque DIES Citoyens
de Ia Louisiana, aitaeh6 u Ia pfopfi6ie ci-desslis
decrite. Saisie pour puyar ct s~atisfaife Ia juge-
nieft interests et frais dams f~aiiaife ci-dess1s H.
titul6 ct ntiinefotG.
Sur les conditions suivans. ssvoir: lacquer.
our s'oblige do bypothGgu6 4 la banquesdes Ciioy-
ems, I'm noinl,re d'eselaves. libre ts cbarge quel.
rotiqie. Ell egal al, nornbfe de- egux deia hypo.
ihequS b la ditto bafqie, Ut racqicrsr f%ournira,
premi6reinent, uHl billet d'action Ell favour de Id
banqtc tes Eit0yens pour Id sornfne dc s3046 40.
100 eeiigieht le lore jour dc ~janvier 1854, Of re-
1ouvelable sttiyant les conditions dc Ia chartre
ID Il fournira aussi ure obligation Il la lite ban.
que pour contribution al capital, inontant d ID
sonitne do $500 900, OF payable sn cina ~installu-
lion 6gal de sli9 0.i00 ehaqtie. sur "a lore de-
mai, 1920 tsi4. 1876, 1866 OF 1851, aysc intG-
ret q raisvfi DO nut pour cent apr6s Gcheanre
lttsfilt a unffHit nnfetYeuf, LES frnt6 drs tss.id...s
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Etat dc III LouisiQue-P ayoisse d.EM
Baton R0Hge-No-P Cour
dN Sep1isme District JAdic1airc-Pa-
roisye d EM Felciau0-Duns III W
hRye de Ia Succession Ac RcaliN
Brown, dece1e.
I'm vERTU dune commission lanc6 dams Ia
- succession ci-dessus intitua6 ct nunneroiG, ct
adressG l moi par Honorable Cour ID septiame
District Judiciaire, dams Ct pour Ia paroisse d'Est
Feliciana, ct Etat de Ia Louisiana. J'cxposerai en-
yentc pnbliqi,e 4 Ia porte je Ia maison de Cour
dams ID vile do Baton Rouge, SAMEDI. le f2ame
jour de Fevrier proclaim, 1853 b midi, les propiG-
To ci-apres decrite, appartenant \ ID sus-dite sue.
c~ession, SAVIOR:
Un certain moroccan de ferre, situe sur Ia riyi-
ere de Ia Corniie, consistant en- PORTIONS des Sec
tions No. 70, 90 ct III id Township cind Sud,
range IN Est, co6fenant nfuf cent quafre-vingt
quinze acres plus au moins, Giant 10 lot No. 3,
selon le partage fate entire b. VI. g.. Brown,
Thornton Lawson ct Reddin Brown aussi six
cent quaTante acres de terre sur Beaver Pond BIZ.
you, joignanf Thornton Lawson au Sud, Jackson
sur louest ct norf, ct 4 Fest par terres reclamer
par vining aussi rs portions du stock de- IA ban
que dcs Citoyens, de Ia Louisiana, assur6 par hy-
potheque sur IA ferre ci-dsssus decYife.
Conditions de Ia /. ente-Un tiers payable 1ere.
jour de JanyieT proclaim, A. d. 1854. un tiers
payable to Jere. jour de Janvier A. D. 1856. ct
en- tiers payable le iere. jour du Janvier, A. d.
1856, Pacqu6feur sera fequis de donne bonnie SCI
curil6 personnel Approve, ct de c~onsenfir one IL
des hyrotheqne dams Il Paroisse De TEst Baton
Rouge, ait IA force ct efet dun jugement rendu
dams une Cour queIconque De jurisdiction comp6-
tent. dams rEtat de Ia Louisianet ct de plus que
Pacquereur 50 Jige 4 ne pas aljen& on encombrer
les dite p~ropri6ie pendant pextistence, on au pre-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

70 Tbs GovERxoR,s MEssAcE.-We
puhish This morning . synopsis Of The
Governors Message. which we take from
tbs C0Hses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

10 We nre authorized to announce
the nnrnvof r II Q MAS II, LIE Wis
Of Opslou.ss, rs a candidate for the Office
Of Associate Jajgs from the Third Dis
fsLse.
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nv hahn. shefir
SUCCESSION SALE.


Sy,tg or Ts,s.i, ;nuo-por;sb ~ Tv.osf
n.y M. s,11 x.1I.@.
DaO loAgf--.sn 4~-f'7OO
Si1M .JlAiici0t District CO1tyf.-M
M 1,uffor ~ fLe .Surrcss;au ~ ~
- nw' " ""''
~. TURN, 0ece0sea.
DY VIRTUE Of a commission issued In thc
- above succession, and 70 inc directed ftuti
the Hon. Sixth Julio Al District Court, In nDd for
the Parish Of Fast faton Rouge md staie of
Louisiana will expose at public sale on The
plantation. wherein tho toeeased last resided. III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

u We are indebted to the steamer
Cipsy for river hvora
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

% Motlsn LANCE has some very
excellent up country beeves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
MARRIED.

On Thursday the i9tii Inst. al tIayou Sara, b,
the Rev. Mr.. Lfwts. M. HoRnAcs q vissEHr
to Miss Eliza PniLLirs, bath Of this place
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

JAMES T.. BLACKMAN,
Attorney and Councillor at Law
once. Clinton, In.
= FRUIT TREES.

1nAH IGU cNUIl xkAEiHi0s
TNHE SUBSCRIBER, residing near Port Had.
son, has on hand for sale, d fine selection Of
the choicest varieties of grafted PEAcn TaEas,
embracing those that ripen In June, July, An.
gust and October. Price Is cents each.
Orders accompanied with the money or good
reference, will be carefully attended to.
ian % ~ II. s, ERUST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

~ Our friends viii now DO 10 a favor
by sendiug In their orders.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
LEGAL SALES
STATE Of L~oNfssam--PariM of Eazst
Baton Ronge--No 1ls7--Sizah m.
h;Hai Ditsfy1d Gnlyf--d. TnH Ct ak,

STATE Of LoNfSsam--PariM Of East
Baton Rougc--Nc. 1l67--Si1M IN
diral Disfrsa CoUrf--A. VaN 81 az
ra Chas. II. Davis.
T1Y VIRTUE or a writ Of ssi1ufe and sale u.
ID susd Ia The Aieys entitled AMI Htifnbsfvd
cause. Anil 10 me directed from the Hen. sixih
judicial District Court, Iii ard fof ibs Pafish atd
ststs Aforesaid, ! viii sspees At public ale. u
the fsonffheuse dDot. III the sity Of Baton NutiHr
~ SATURDAY, The eth slay Of Msfsh nest ts10,
u II o'sloek, Al. Nj ihs hereinafter dssfriued
pfppeffy. 10 witt !.
II certain tract Of Land ar plantation, situated
Il about four miles Esst Of the city Of Baton Rouge
intlis Parish, col thinning two htifihred aud forty
acres, ftiors of ie i, bounded on the North by
lands of Mrs. Davis, tate Mfs, Combs i Fast
BY lands Of H Uakih, formerly Dawson South
BIZ lands Of Conrad's, and ON The West by these
Of DR.. Perkins, together With al tho buildings
and improvements thereon. Also. one bundled
and twelve shares 81 stock Of The Citizens Bank
of Louisiana, attached 10 said property. Seized
cost In the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms Of sale as fullows--rhe purchaser 10
mortgage 10 the Citizens BANK 4 number Of
slaves, Tree from illelimbfanee, equal to thUse al
ready nigrtgagei sud bank the purchaser 10
furnish. FIRST, d stock note Ia favor Of the Citizens
Dank for the suin OF aJ0dD 40- 100, falling due
on the first of January, 1864, and renewable sc-
cofding To the provisions Of tie charter second,
q bond In favor OF said bank for the stock contfi.
buttons, afnouniiio To $500 0.i00. and payable In
Ave equal instruments Of sii7, O.1o6, each. on
the Ut Of May, 1855, 1904 1856. 1860 and 1867.
with eight per cent, interest from maturity until
paid. The above bond with the existing mort
gage In favor OF the Glitter q Bank and with his
deed 10 the purchaser. and the balance cash.
jan 81 II. ". BABlN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Dismissal or the Nkcaragnnn Min.
lister.

It ii stated thu, 81, the 9Vfh. hit the
Secretary Of State addressed The follew..
inv letter Of ~dispaission 10 Mr.. MafeoIefa.
Miaister from Nicaragua to The y. $.