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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St.-John the Baptist-Fourth
F. Judicial District Court.
Succession Of the tate Marie A:tlie
Haydei, scite Of Simon Hotdrd.


DY vir'ue Of an order Of sale dsled May
~ l3b 1854. and 70 rne disesssd BY IN homo
ssbie tie Foorih. Jodicial Dpsrici CoY,. of
the State Of Leois,ana In end Er the pssish OF
81. John VI. Basiist; 'f ~, = 1,h
.hsIl oilse ~ public ssle, on the CseMises
on WEDNESDAY, the 2ls, day ot.::Jvpe
1854 q 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following dfs.
c, ibsd snd named slsv~s, beisnsias 70 the
shove sSccsesiea snd To the commnai,y Of
scqsess end Rsins, which mas existed b~i ween
the ss.d Marie A1el'e Hsydsi and Simon
Hoia,d her surviving husband
Eve. creole srf woman. aged 20 yesrs.
Rschsl. . creole negro woman eyed u
yesn.
Terms and Conditions
Two hsadsed dollsss. psysbls Gosh. On the
amosn, of esch Of the slsvss. and ,h~ balance
Of the psics, psysbleia 100 eqssl iasss lmeoss
N sli Msseh cf the yssss oo6S and 1855. IN
approved epdosped woses payable as III. oGice
Of The Recorder Of 'hss psTish. secured by
special mortgage On ssiJ sssves, snd hearing
svessuai iasssss4 ~ the n1e a eight PEI cent
pss annsa lBem mssssisy sasil lsliy pait.
vi'hsst shsseby ssshss ding sny deIsy.
JOHN r. BURCARD.
Sh6ri6.
St John the Baptit. M.y 10Th 1854.
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Terms and CONDITIONS.
The movesble pavsble Csel,
ALONZO A. PERRET,

Pasish Of s, John the Baptist, MAY 2llh 1854
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STATE Of LOUISIANA,
Parish Of st John the Baptist.-Fourth

Judicial District Court
| S,,..,..;o, ~ NJ, ny ar
" 4none1et"e ma
acre, he dirOrced tclfe OF Hugh
| Eefen. and the dece1sed ,r;yo,r M
81. ~, AII IIr: "
'"e e"te ho/o"dW Vtmnd6er.
DY viriu~ oi an osd~r of ssl-. dated Nav
- 2s,h, 10 n~ directed by the Honorsbl. m.
foor'n Judicial Dtsirici Coort Of the State OF
Lou'.'sna, In and for The Parish Of s.. John the
Bap'isf. -
Twill offer ., Public Au~tion, and m he
psemis-., o. WEDNESDAY, the aS,h NJ lane
or,'. at 10 o'e"kA.M. the mov,.bi- and
hrIoo ';rS - b'y ,,.S-'a. ns,ns"es described
In Som. mov,sbl. and hons. MA ,y M s.,,;,,
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rssi.te'. De meme Qp'en IN jour d'orsee. o.
co i~. msIsrS soi. & rsccsbIemen, t'sn Iour
somm~il iongiemps combs.tu.
"A ce, slst p<nible 9, singulisr ~ joisnsiea
pour 10 j~ane 6ile, de crurlles sneoi~es. Z.
Tsni6t ellie crsisnsi, que ls vtriisbis esu'
~ de son Jeptri.sem~n, ne pdt schsppss . !,
pt"tus'ion de George Huber. ~ one, ne pou
van, l'simer d'smour, Il s'eIoignit dele per o.
sentiment de pine, compliant sur 10 ,bi. sur ls
,rmp., pour 10 euenr de % foIle passion.
Tsn'6t ellie Sspercevsit Que son esprit
trouble. inauiet ct solvent ciasaii jusqu's 10.
b.ns,,oo compIaie, ne isi p~smeitai, plus de
s'occup~r sss,dament de ses usssus. jsdis -
joe 6, con orsoei; p'Osieurs fvis ellie eommi,
dee noa-sens 90 d~s enean incsoysbles. en-
irsoscrissnt lee msnoserns De G-oge Hubert.
Dsbord u 10 gronds eaiem-n', CONNIE 'on
sronde one eufsn, Il se. psis see erreurs %
renous~isni. u ne sai en- pssla pius. 81 e. re
fsre en- secret lee copies de ls jrsns file par
madame Andre. Ea vain cete exeslIsnte
femme don, 10 ,endsesss vSr,,abl~msn, mssef.
neiIe ne o. dtneo'sn pas. suppiia Louise de
lui coo6.f is cause de sss chsgfias. Louise
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of St.-John the Baptist. =
Fourth Judicial District Court.
Succession of the ialc Aiphonsc
D1rr,f

NOTICE !. hereby gwen to oil whom il
lNmsy cooc~rn 10 show caus~. within ten
days from end afer the Publication hereof why
Tho final sccount of the sncc-s-ian of the late
Alphors- Perr-t snd of The Community " ~hlch
h"s ~sis'rd b-rwe~n him and t.ml- J,cub his
widow, 'his day filrd m ibs Court ny Alphon-
- rrrt. admir- Isrstor of The SAID .ncr. ssion,
should not be bomolopaird. the funds paid
sccsdinRly and thu sa,d sdmlnisirstor dis-
charged snd his bond rsnceli~d snd snnnll-d.
LUDGER PrRRET,
Clerk
Parish Of 81. John the Bsprisr, May 23I 1854.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF Sr-JoHN.rHE.BApTIsr.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Euphroisine Keller.
deceased tcidoiD of tie late Andre
Serndyder. ..-
DY virtue Of an order Of saie, dated this dsy
ID snd 10 me directed BY Ne honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Court of The State of
Looisisns, N sDd for the Parish Of St.John
The Bap'is';
] shsIl ofi-r o. public ssle on the properly
of Mr Ont-irhor Sexnsydes. on THURSDAY
29th Jin~ 1854 . 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the here
'naft~f descsibed property bslonging to the
atoresaid snccession. TO wit:
10 Somehouse hold furniture. one dwelling
hou-e, on~ kitchen, ETC., e'c.
2o Horiepse, creole seg,o woman Of "a
years ID, cook. washer woman and ironer
and her twO ch'dsen. ...F-
Celeste, ss.d OF 2 yesrs, and
Eve, OF ten dsys
Terms and conditions.
The movesbles fv case.
The slsves pnvsble one fourth of the price
essh. and the b,lsnee In 100 equal in,aI.
m.n's, in oil March of the years 1883 and
less ~ approved endorsed noies sarisiaciorily
endorsed s~cared by special mortgage on said
slave, and besr'ng mssess In csse Of non PSF
men, o, maturity " the rste Of eight per cept
per snnum iill paid without thereby ss,hOri-
zinG any delsy 'a1' '-..as
JOHN F. BURCARD, "a
Sheriff.
St-John the Baptist, May 26th 1854.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
- Pa,oisse St.-Jean-Baptiste.
Cour du Anne District Judiciaire.
Succession de dame Marie Hoffman,
dxced1e ceIre' de Jew sieMr
.It a Ma Vince 1E1~t;,.

0e1Sose ceuCe 0e Jeu SteNS
~ = Mogloive Martin:
TN vessn A'sr ssdss Dc ven,e. IN ds,s d. !
~ Msi 1884. I MOI sdsesst par l'honossble
C"ss d Qsssstsms Di.srics Jv.iieiawe de- rE.
tss 9e la Los'sisss. dsas Of pour 10 pasoisss
Si-lese- -6spssss, - 80
y.aissi IN seass psbliqae. es sss lee liesx
JEUU1 y JsiW psachsih, Z dix hrsses du ma
tin. lss b,ses mrsb,es ~ immenb.s ei-spsSs
d6esiss. d6pesdans 10 b dIss saeeession, savoir
J" QssIeses mssbiss mesblsnu et efIs,s Do
DtnoGv.
20 Ues sers slaste - eesis pssoisss svr d
rive dseiss % 1esv. Mirsiu,ppi. a>ssrs.t m
S~o sspess ssss % 0sies u lsee % dis Arvse
saf -. ssnis srpsNas ds psefoadens. bosnss Dc
80 Zen hsus pr . esopisst d~,sndanl Dc
10 sscces-ksn de- lee sjess LSsin. K,aIer Il Dc
cos< den has pr eeiIs ds siess Loais C. De-.
re"shcsrE. 10 twe sesss sss ssirte dess bssx
don't Ies dtss'Is sssoas dssSts b jess d d
vents.
Conditions eemptars
ALONZO A. PERRET.
.l.,s Eunnteur.
St7Jean-Baptiate. n l6 Ma; lSSA
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AVIS JUDIClAIRES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of st. John the Baptis.
Fourth Judicial District Court

~S.y ~ sUtc OyW{WV7tSZl
! q - - R0xsselIe. n
NOTICE , hereby sivva n Oh who~ !,
IN 0ay eeocesa 10 show eauae within 50
dsys lroa end shes The psbilcsr,on her. Of
vky tbs scessWs shis Day 6'Ied In shl- reurs
y Chvs Feyet vtS~w q The lsse eymphov,pn
Ressssl sd1iaissrsssix Of The ssecesssoa of her
ss9 9eeee:sd hsshasd. should not Be approved
sad kooslegaied. 'iaf ~ N
LUDCER PRRRET. Csrsk.
b. Jshs IL Bspsist, Msy "a Iesl.
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SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE,

At the close of the exercises of the Scientif,
Institute recently held at Marlboro, the followin.
Preamble and Resolutions were reported by
Committee of three ladies and three gentlemen
and unanimously adopted by the Institute;
WHEREAS, we recognize a sad deficiency on thu
part of teachers in the use of apparatus and in
the practical application of scientific principles:
therefore, :
Resolved, That "A. Holbrook, Chas. S. Royce,
David Parsons, and Jesse Markham be Il Commit
tee to address II circular to the teachers of the
State, setting forth the Importance Of Scientific
Institutes, and urging upon them concert of action
for the purpose of sustaining them, and to mature
some plan of operations to present to the Ohio
State Teachers Association ut its next annual meet
ing, inviting its corporation.
Resolved, that the practical knowledge we have
Obtained by the use of Mr.. IIolbrook's extensive
apparatus, that the rich results Of our own minip-
nlations in Chemistry, Nat. Philosophy, Geology,
Miueralogy, Botany, &C., that tho demonstrative
tests of minerals with acids, the blow-pipe and
other means; that the amount of information that
has Aeen impaired upon the sciences by the aid of
philosophical experiments, manipulations, use OF
Charts, Minerals, Fossils and Chemicals, and the
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WILL BE PUBLISHED on THE tst ACoUsr
TIE CABIN BOYS STORY.

4 SrNi.NArrtciL RoMAStE or iNiESst INTEREST.
Bf fiiE ArrnoR OF ThE "PIRATE .Docfohl" rns
"LA6rrR STORY, - TnE "OLb Docroh," &c, &c.
Tho success hitherto enjoyed by the a1tiiof Of the
above popular works is a sufficient guarantee OF
the favor with which any productions coming iron.
his pen viii be received by the public: "Ihe CAP
IN Boys Story is q romantic narrative, iiiustra
TING the HORRORS Of the Slave Trade, as carried on
in the Coast of ffrica. The author has served ID,
the navy-and the descriptions and characters arc
painted from personal a.qhGihtdhcc with them
The stort Is full hf exciting interest and adventure
us the Celebrated work of Defoe. 'Robihson Cru
SOC" and has tho advantage over that glorious ne
ton, inasmuch rs II Is founded on fncts Of every day
occtrrspct. The History Of the heroine Of the
Story, yhleikai the Circnssirh Slave, purchased at
ConstontinotllS, eddchted aid married b" the reck1
less, yet c~hivalric, SAytiodf-the commander Of
the Albatross, is simplt thh n~trfgti6n Of q fact,
painted from the life, and all the Aim srous chnracl
ters portrayed throughout the story IRE wildly and
graphically drawn. -.
The publishers have already received orders for
the whole of the edition it was originally their III
tention to publish; consequently, they have been
obliged largely tolncrease it; and they respectfully
request that all orders may be scnt Id Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create
MS much interest Ms any wolk Of fiction that has of
late years cminathd from tho press, MS, notwith-
standing, since the publication of Uncle Tom
Cabin" works relating to slavery in America, fHn
and coz, have been numerous. none hhve fpI cared
having relation to the systci1 Of Purchasing slaves
on the African Coast, written by one who has wit.
messed it in ali its hideous deformity. The work
is written in chaste and pure language, ana will be
n welcome and instructive addition to the family
library. j.
The work will form a beautiful octave volume Of
400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fnc engra-
wings, and elegantly bound in cloth. Price in cloth
one dollar; in paper, - cents, Mt which rate c5bies
will be sent by the publishers ID ant part Of the
country, free of postage. 80.
III -. II. IL .o4..I - A. all
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ease with which we find persons can learn to use
apparatus, manipulate, and apply various tests. IN
the short space of two or three weeks, call upon
us to speak decidedly and emplatically in favor OF
the novel scheme Of a " Scientific Institute
Resolved, Tint we feel OURSELVES under great
obligations to Mr.. Holborook Tor taking the lead in
this important reform Of the day, by which We feel
ourselves so much profited, and so plentifully SHIP
piled with that which seems to be an Indispensable
stock for the practical teacher.
Resolved, That the true way Of expressing oiir
appreciation of the instruction received at this In.
]stitutc, will he, to carry with us unto our respective
school-rooms, the same zeal and earnest desire foI
imparting practical knowledge, that We have sem
.cxempliied by Mr.. Holbrook before his class.
Resolved, That the thanks of the members OF
this Institute be rendered to the newspaper editors
of this State, for their lib%erality in publishing
notices of this class.
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions b'
sent to TIE "Ohio journal of Education" thu
TYPE of the Times" and to the papers of thi
county, and of Cleveland, for insertion, and tina
editors of other papers be requested to copy.
CHAS. S. ROYCE, CHAIRMAN.
j. MARKHAM, Secretary.
Marlboro, Aug. 4, 1854.
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o THE FRIENDS OF TIE W. ANrl-snAyERY SOCIETY

TO THE FRIENDS OF TIE W. ANTI-sLAyERY SOCIETY.
Last year we were told in numerous instances,
by friends from abroad that if they had known
sooner that there was to be a Fair, they could have
done more for it. Therefore the Salem Ladies'
Sewing circle upon whom the management of the
Fair devolves), have thought it cxpedient to give
this early notice that the Fair will be held at the
usual time, so that our friends may have ample
time for needful preparation. Will not, the Anti
Slavery women in whatever town or noighborhood
this notice may come, form Sewing Societies for
this object? No one can tell until they have made
the trial how much can be done even by a few in
the space of three or four months if they go to work
in right good earnest, remembering in their hearts,
those in bonds as bound with them.
+. ROBINSON, Cor. Sec.
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A SENATOR BIRD.


a clergyman lately informed MS that some years
ago hc kept a station, in n small town ON the under.
ground railroad. They did q large carrying trade.
wealthy, worthy farmer, living some miles out Oh
town, used to demonstrate against the business,
and declared that it was a duty to return the slave
to his master. 1t was a painful duty, but still Il
duty, and as such he would perform it.
Well, one day the slave catchers came to the
town and put up posters Offering a reward Of $500
for the apprehension Of nine slaves. Soon otter
dark the slaves themselves made their appearance,
and what arGS to he done? Escape by the usual
route was impossible! The suspected houses were
all likely to be searched, and nobody knew what TO
do. Our informant counsell9d that they be sent to
the farmer with the stern sense of duty, and one Of
the posters offering the reward be sent with them.
This was finally agreed to and the poor fellows
were despatched to plead their own cause. Next
day nothing was heard of the slaves or the farmer,
but the second day our informant met him, and
shaking hands says. 4" Well NJ, where are those
slaves? suppose you sent them back to theif
mastcrs?"
"Their masters-the ID" was the indignant
reply. MY team was going all last night carry
them to -. 1t is easy to talk about sending
them back, but when it comes to the trial a man
cannot do it."
From that time he kept a station, and it was far
from being the last night his horses were gone on
a similar crrand.
tbs is a proof that Mrs. Stoves "Senator
Bird" IS not n fictitious or improbable character,
and w agree with the farmer in saying that il
sending slaves back to their masters is a duty, it is
one that a man cannot perform. Senator Sumner
was quite right in answering, when asked ii he
would return a fugitive: Is thy servant n dog,
that he should do this thing?" 1t is the work of a
dog, and a man could not possibly perform it,
PhtsJ7Tgh Jisiter.
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ANNIVERSARY NOTICE.

The Twelfth Anniversary of the Western Anti
Slavery Society, will be held in Salem, Ohio, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, on the morning of the Goth
of August, and continuing probably three days.
The distinctive principles and measures of thu
Western Society are more than ever commencing
themselves to the consideration of the thinking
part of community: "No union with Shareholders
is beginning to be regarded by very many as a ne
ccssary measure for the preservation of northern
rights. And it is hoped thai at a time like the
present; when the aggressions of slavery have be-
comc more outrageous than ever before, every
friend of liberty shall be found at his post, pre-
pared to renew his pledges against oppression, and
to make new sacrifices, and greater for the cause
of freedom.
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GRAND RALLY OF RANDOLPH SCHOOLS

A union of Common Schools together with a
Pic Me, is to take place at Randolph center, on
Saturday, August 18th. We hope that parents
and teachers will be alike engaged in providing a
way for all the little folks to be present; let them
know that they are cared for upon this special oc-
casion. No pains will be spared on the part of
the good people of our town to make it a good
time.
j. X. Pickttt, of Shalersville and E. c. Wilmot,
of Ravenna institutes, will be present to cheer us
on our way with their presence, and kind words of
announcement
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FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
or PENNSILE1NLI.

or PENNSYLVANIA.
THIS Institution located at 229, Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa; will ommence its next session
on Saturday, September 30th, 1854 and continue
% weeks, closing on Saturday, March 18th, 1855.
This is the longest term of any Medical School id
the United States.
DAVID j. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Dean, Professor
of Chemistry and Toxicology.
ELLWOOD HARVEY, NJ. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
ANN PRESTON, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
EDWIN RUSSELL, NJ. b., Professor of Anat-
omy.
MARK G. KERR. NJ. ", Professor of Materia
Medica and General Therapeutics.
S. , Professor of Obstetrics ana
Diseases of Women and Children.
KERSEY G. THOMAS, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery.
WILLIAM ELDER, NJ. D., Lecturer on Medical
Jurisprudence.
ALMIRA L. FOWLER, NJ. b., Demonstrated
Of Anatomy and Chemistry.
HENRY +. BIRNBAUM, Janitor.
*This Chair, now vacant, will he filled before tho
opening of the next session.
July 10, 1854.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-08-12
SLAvE-IIuNTERs IN THE EMPIRE S~rATE.-Tlie
following letter is from the LOchport IN. " Jour-
nal:
WARREN's CORNERS, Niagara Co.,
June 20, 1854.

hAhNEN > NOhNENS, ~ ldpuTu w.,
June 20, 1854.
Southern bloOdlounds and slave catchers are
abroad Our remarkably quiet neighborhood has
this day been thrown into great excitement from
the appearance and suspicious department of some
strangers. Charles Brown, a cOlored man, who
has resided in our midst more than two years, and
who has won the respect of all who made his ac-
quaintance, was, at an early hour this morning,
rather surprised by the appearance of his masters
nephew from Kentucky. Two gentlemen had been
making strange manGuvres in the neighborhood
for one or two days, and on Tuesday they passed
by the residence of Brown on the Lockport and
Warren Plankroad, going toward Lockport. They
stopped nearly in front of Mr.. David Carlton's,
and appeared to consult together in a whisper,
then wheeled around and drove up the lane to
Browns house. One then went back to Mr.. Carl
tons and inquired for Mr.. Mighells (on whose farm
Brown lives) the other remained in the carriage,
looking directly drought the door of Browns
house, watching apparently for some one. The
one in quest of Mr.. Mighells pretended to want to
rent his farm for the ensuing year. Brown saw
him, recognized him. II cas tie nephew of lis od
master! Brown fled to the woods with the avowed
intention of crossing Niagara River. We have not
heard from him yet tonight, but we hope that he
has kept clear of the river, as all the crossings are
undoubtedly watched, 1t probably was the plan Of
the hunters to start him from his place and tran
him there. But we khoic that others are on the
alert and that the fugitive will not be captured
without a struggle.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-08-12

The Charleston =. C. STANDARD says-"No good
negroes run away, they think ita disgrace to do
so the bad and tricky negroes of the South, the
scamps and scoundrels, fly to the rogue's refuge,
the north"
Very well why don't you let them stay here?
What do you want Of the "bad negroes, the scamps
and scoundrels ?" We of the North, are glad to
g t rid of scamps and scoundrels, and we love to
have them stag away after having left us. We
don't expend thousands Of dollars, aud turn out
United States troops to compel them to return
P I Freeman,