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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-15

SesDn nEwARD.-stolcn from Mr. Carter Les', abou,
I'D ~ miles shove the city, Brook road o. sundsy
fss Pony i Sras Sn o ia s sItt
&C. p for s l.tn5 Gs SG P TEN DOL
''T T, detection Of the thief ,,- 80, .l1''"''
S''' Of 5"S.Is;' 9f, rS S
COFFEE 50 pockets Cones, fierce. Rice
800 SGtE o..s.; 5oNnoS "
s sale The large. and best collection Books, which
'ps s''''0 Books vi" no. "a! Nav %FsT please Gas
NN0OD LAND FOR sNLE-I am auiborId by n. mo
pre;Sr to sell prva ely forty acres Of Wood Land stu
@.Hd and daSs ne 5 tso NM ina s,6n mile FAT Of Rich
0'"s'' The terms Of sale vi" be made very
jss ih,res, between Main snd b. gaa Al ,ifst,.
Noh RsNrA desirable oace which most o.
tue corner Of Broad and i'h streets ApPyy;SG ,r AL
isa ih street between Main and h,S HS streets.
10 Fis"oks r"Ihh RICE FssiiyyiRF an e. sale
Hp l. & A. sTrIHi,- EXTRA synrr uoT. as
As ss sES' Just received AMI for SAT- y
Oh TERCs LoNDoN POTTER. last T.Ss,y.5 .ri :,
Jes WADE W. Woodbridge
rONs MEXICAN GJNNO, receiving and for
J,is = MooRUprR. SONS
OO steam Rsss ~ u S TssdsfsS nhM ,Il "a ND
J'ia JAS WESTON
3O l0s D"'"''r SIDES '''''Ios oj :s x,x,1oy
AnCAsks LONDON DOCK BHNNDIFS PALE AND
~ DARK In y, ' and pipes. for safe by
-lsls " pUDiEY co, 70 Main ST.
"A - nnl- OH RIE w"i-KEN superior atte Tor family
-GsD use, Tor sale BY DUDLEY 4 CO,
-gsI, ~ Main street.
26hnuAnrE CASh- pUHr AM -it6iiHY WINES
U Also Holland Gin Champagne and Caret Wines FOR
y JclS DUDLEY A co, " Main 81
a NEW VOLUME or HAHPEfl,r MAgNZINE III.
June Number Of Harpef Magazine Ia the
New Volume CAL and 'ubscribe st the Bookstore of
Jcs JAMES WOODUOtTsy is3 Nj q,
III AHHABER'S HEFHIGEH ATORs uho d,,i,e r,r,
~ tort during the weather could promote IL b.,,
than b. procuring ~ htss ublsb
Toeivd strong from
h{ are gusranieed be al ihaiAey FOR safe
| ny We sole Agcnbi BULKLEYIt. co,
l'N isi Main street
UtNINE LlQUOnS Am WlNFS -wINsTbN q P6WVRs n, i've
- IN store and Keep constantly hand London no,E Hs
neisee Brandy Dupuy ani other kinds Pure RYE Wbt
ery nne qoaiy sherry MADEIRA snd wines Ctampaige
- -, - -.--.-.-- isia
MORE IlNE-ioO bbs the ba,n ready fy deliver a,
A'A superior a''''v' "r'''''J the ,gssss. -,
Also in ',Ors-asi bbl', for nsby rV"AS
Jsi9 ccrn,f Cary sp 4 i tHT ICES.
A LKNANDEHs siLK AND KID GLOVIs-Ju,, ,sc.ivs5
"A kkssIaoder'' silk Gloves, all eOlor' Add ,lIe'
Ia, Long WARREN PTREINA
Wv No hi Eagle square
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-15

hNLf sa5-lNDEPENDFNT LINE ron SAN IRAN.
~ CISCO VIA PANAMA.-IsTHNUs CROSSED IN A PEw
hOt k,.IONLf EL6rbN NiL6S VIE TRAT,EL.-The
eSorAtrd eamship NOR STAR leave York or Asp.
@ On July bh, to connect With the
limited number oftckets sold at the oloWtp, 49,,
| piled Tor before the 10th Inst. '' - ~
Cabin State Ro IN, berth, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,ioo
Second Cabin, open bsrih, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-15
fEohGE WATT a. =. II. sTAHKE
iHEE z z ~ = % p % - .-N.-

= 4 III
q oaaplse assortment above Povs co,,,... c,
Ios Harrow tc., 4c., always on hand ans
N OF no sale Also Ggttd e-cha bum M nar,icni,
70 9esp Tels and warranted give sstistseon
AplS-n No''0Tee on rankin street,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
Benecia Correspondanc~.
BENEcIA, January 10, 1885,

BENEcIA, January l9, 1884.
Friend Mitchell: The removal oues-
ton was lost IN the Senate on Yesterday
by vote of l9 to Ia, so that question may
now be considered at rest for the remain
der of the session.
The legal notice act came up in the
Senate to day, and pending the motion,
"shal the bill he considered engrosspd,
read third time and passed." Mr.. Walk
up moved that the bill be laid on the tab e
which prevailed. The bill will undoub,-
edly he repealed. but believe bill " i'll
pass the present session, embodying all
the useful provisions Of the old act
Mr. Peck, Senator from Butte county
made a statement in open Senate to the
effect that while travelling on a steamer
some ten days ago, he received an intro
duction to MIR. j G. Palmer, of the fru
of Palmer, Cooke s. o., and that on the
afternoon of the same day Palmer asked
him how he stood on the Senatorial ques-
ton. MIR. Peck informed him that he
was whig and cared but little about the
matter. Mr.. Palmer then asked him how
the Senator from Trinity fel; upon the
matter, he replied that he thought be
would vote as he (Peck) did Palmer
then remarked to him that if he would
vote 10 bring on the elsrtion this Winter
and for Broderick, and use his influence
with the Trinity Senator that b., would
count him down five thousand dollars
Peck refused the bribe, when Palmer re-
quested him not to inform Broderick OF
Of the offer.
AT the close Of Mr.. Peck's statement
considerable excitement prevailed in the
Senate. A resolution was finally passed
70 investigate the whole mater on Tues
day next.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
Miners Meeting.

GREEE VALLEY, Placer Co. Jan. 1st. '54.
At a general meeting of The miners,
called pursuant to public notice, and hol-
den at Messrs. Watties &, Granger's store,
Morris King was chosen chairman and
John K. Cate appointed secretary Upon
the organization of the meeting, Robert
Smith arose and stated the object of the
meeting.
Mr.. Smith offered the following reso-
Iution:-
Resolved, That no Chinamnn shall be
allowed, from this date, to hold any min
ing claim, or work upon any claim in the
district Of Green Valley.
An amendment was offered thereto by
Mr.. Louis Baugher, that in case of the
expulsion of the Cinnamon from this dis
trict, that any claim no den by them should
revert to the miners at large The
amendment was lost.
Upon the original question being put
it was unanimously decided IN the affirm
ative.
On motion being made by Mr.. John
Harden, that r. D. Granger be appointed
Recorder of Green Valley, and being duly
seconded, the same was carried unani-
mously.
The meeting was then adjourned until
the LIST Sunday in March
..u MORRIS KING, Ch.'~. .
Jonx X. CATE, See'y.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
Michigan City Correspond, nee.
NICHIGAE City. Jan. II, 1S.

NICHIGAE City, Jan. IT, 1854
Mr.. .MitcheU:-As there has been quite
a change in the appearance OF matters and
things with MS, within the last few lays,
thought best to let you know about IT, for
your own information, rs well as for the
benefit Of some of the readers of the
Herald, some of whom may be somewhat
| interested in the welfare of this part of
the world. For several DAYS past times
have been quite ebrSk--'nerch.ntS are do
Ing a much better business than herftofOre:
mechanics and miners are very busy in
finishing ears, slucns, hydraulic appHra-
tus, SIc and in fact all other prepara
tions for mining; aud there are now sew
erai companies At work wa.hing and Ia
king out 'he Orc, md several more al
| ready to commence to- morrow. There IL
very good supply of water running IN
from the Birds Valley Ditch; Also sron,
the Poor Mans Canon Ditch; and the
L Dorado Canon Ditch Company afr
ready to lot the water into their enormous
reservoir that they have juSt completed,
which will give to all an ahundans sup-
ply Of watpr--'he only needtui 10 bring
the shining gold out of the ground and
furnish tiouri>hine business TO our youth.
tu city. Miners are hocking back TO
their aims and bringing many more with
them. NesSrs. Borland s. Co., are run
ming line of good riding horses and pack
mules to Yankee Jim's, in connection with
the Stage from Auburn, for the accomtnO-
dation of passengers and their baggage.
Hotels are doing well again; the Sierra
Nevada is getting its old rush of business,
and in fact all other houses are doing wei
The saloons are beginning to he crowded
once more. The Pelican, which is con
Quoted by our old and well known friend,
Harry Grant, has crowd every night;
and indeed everything about town begins
to look brisk and fiourishing again,
MOUNTAINEFR.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

She-iN's Sasr.---B virtue Of M exc
~ cution to me directed, issued out # to
ton. District orrt Of the llth Judicial Dis
triet in and for Placer ounty on - in gm.i:
rendered on the 9th day of Jnnprry, a d.
1854 in favor OF Lewis Mason and against )!
NJ Upton Nm Hatfield and Thos. Sims for
nineteen hundred and seventy eight dolar'
and forty three cents debt and fvr hundred
nd twenty dollars and sixty seven cents costs
Of suit, with interest OF the said sum OF ne.
ten hundred and seventy eight dollars ana
forty-three cents. from the 9th day of Janu-
airy, 1854. at the rate of 0 per cent. per IN.
nun, have this day levied upon and Will
sell to the highest bidder or cash, at Her
ricks Hotel. in Yankee inns. TIP. No on
Saturday the lth day of February 1854 at
| O'Clock p m all the right, title and inter,
est of the said Upton, Hatfcld & Sims in ana
to the following property, to wit: One lot ID
Michigan ty on the east side Of Main street
upon which is "A butchers shop known IS f'a1
field, Sims and o's shop; also in the Bras
Valley Ranch, in p. No. 6, lying and situate
in 'ird's Valley by the road leading from
faker's Ranch to Michigan city, also in the
ranch known as Bakers Ranch, in TIP. NO o,
lying and situate on both sides of the roau
leading from Yankee Jm's to Michigan Clty'
also in and to the Volcano Saw mill in Up no
6; also in certain lot lying and situate IN
Yankee Inns, TIP No 8, on the west side O
Vain street, upon which, is butchers shop
known as the shop of the Mountain Beet o.;
also in a certain butchers ranch, lying ana
situate near Owl Greek on the road between
BloDd's Mill and Yankee Iim's in TIP. NO D.
s. C..ASTIN, Sheriff.
a. BY D C. Scott, Deputy
Yankee Jim'., Jan 18th, 54-n19sw
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

NIoHr WATcH--As the wind whstIed
through our streets during the recent
"cod spell of weather." we could not
help thinking of our attentive and worthy
night watch-Mr. Boggs. 1t matters not
10 him how inclement the weather is, he
is regularly at his post and on duty when
night time arrives. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon Aim for his care
and attention, to the interests of our citi-
xens, and we hope they will reward him
we'll for it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

COustable's 4 Sase.--By yirtpe IS
" execution, issued bv II R. Ha,h;' 'n
Justice of the Peace, Of Placer c'1'
Nrt- of alif"rnia, on a indgmen, ,s' Ivy
dored on the l2Ih day Of Jann,rv a'u-
1854, in favor of Ellsworth Bsrr;n", ., IT,
Boust and against Eliza Jane Va" W.-.n"
for the sum of SIT, Judgment, and G,r ~
further sum of S7l,7O costs of .u, n"g "5
acrrung costs, have levied upnr "''1 ""|
seized, and will expose to public salo ~" :"
front Of the Temple Saloon, in ,uhnsm "
on the Goth day Of January, 1854 a, =,
O'Clock, a. m, all ths right, rilp. in,s,a..
and claim of the said Eliza Jane Vaayns'
in and TO the following described persor.i
property, 'o'Wit: center table and coysr
3 parlor, cushion bottom chairs. DO c.nna
bottom chairs, lounge, / cooking .tov.
with fixtures, parlor stove, shovel onJ
tongS, astral lamps, large mirror o
cut glass deranters, castor. with crne,s
doz. large tun,b prS, molasses nots
one glass, two earthen-5 glass salt c.'
lers, large waiter | account SLATE. o dov
ten spoons, small bell, pine table ,nJ
cover. fancy window curtains. eivsr
lighter, club or choppng axe, or 10
much thereof as msy be sufficient to spt.
lsfy said execution and ali costs.
NJ. P. II. LOVE, Constable
Auburn, ian 2i '54. ct
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
Agents.

THE WrArHEH.-O Old W'nter has fair
" shown h;s teeth for the last week
raining, showing, sleafiny, snd now and
then cold sunbeam, just 10 remind on"
that there was onc- such thing "a wsrm
weather. 1t has been decidedly the cold
est weather we have experienced in the
country, ard we came in 40. On hurs-
day morning we noticed the sweet OIL,
which we use for putting on the press,
was frozen "ss hard ss brick bat" "
Nearly a fact! Such weather almost
makes US feel like being ''carred back
to'-a warmer climate.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
Emba'ning of the Dead We learn

Embalming Of the Dead. We learn
from the Evening Journal that DR.. RIv
ers, who has recently arrived here, has a
preparation nv which he is enabled to en-
bal the bodies Of the deceased 40 thar
they can be preserved for m i"irtint'
time without putrif.c,ion. This iS some
thing which has been lnns "..e'lrd with
us, far it i. ottsu d~sir.i4. to ~+"d bodies
to the Allantic State. aud T." Ewr",,s, IN
such u state that tArs -,as II. ~"~ b..
Their frl- eds We w.t.ts, .@.s tat II re-
uu,rss bat q t~w minutes to e"htitn n
body in this WAY, sod that M esp"sure "t
fkt. arson rpONIrpN
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

E"uet|aip's la!".~--i'y virtue Of an
" execution to me directed issnsi out Of
the Court Of r Q. Cr ivPns, Justice # the
Peace With and for the County of PlHe.r,
state Of California. 1p No 5 ona jud vent
rendered on the 29th day Of Dec, uoer 1859,
in favor Of Jams. II Bennett and @s n.t
Nark Steehins for the sam Of four hGnf'sd
and sixty dollars snd fve cents dph elusive
Of COSTS OF sui,, have this day le,sd u,ss
and VIII sell 70 tbe highest bidder for cs~N at
the Bowling Alley known as Sta',hin, All.y
in Yam ee Jim's, o Ss urtaY thp 1lth dsy (
Februn =, a. d 1854, at 3 = ek ? n, Il
the right, title and interest # the sad VI /
Stcbhins n and to ~. following property h.
Wit: Two lots lying and situated On the vest
side Of 'Iain Street, ia Yankee Jims one spOn
which stands the Saloon and Bowling alley
known ~ tehbins place, asd the Other nIor
which a build ng stands now used as Res.
taurant, and formerly owned and occspl-d ~
Adam, and Co. >aid property lying n tie
above named Township and County
D e. IT o T Deputv sheriff.
Yankee Jim's, Dee. %, '53 n193t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

( fOnstabfc's Sale. by vir,re of an
" eXecution, to me directed, issued from
the Court Of T.. Robinson, a Justice Of
the Peace in and for the county of Place,
state "f California, and Tom n>hip No
Of said county. on Il Judgment rendered
on the 18th day of October, d 1853.
for the sum Of *l25, 90 together with dam,
ages 80, 25, and costs of suit taxed st
: 5,20 aud arcrning costs-said ndgmen,
in inyor Of Rufus Smith and acains,
Charles Lanrn-ter and Joseph Y 20 lard.
! have levied upon and viii sell at Public
ale, at thr Cold AiI Hotel in the sownof
God Hill on the 2nd day Of February,
1854, ut - O'Clock, M, the following
property, taken IA the property of the
-aid defendants: cooking st0re, ! bar
room stove, 70 blankets, mattresses, 4
large plates, q small! do, "a knives and
inrss, so cups and 1eucer-, ? large pitch
er-, , -fna ! do, benches, Stables, s ons
carpet X. VI. WAGNER, onstabl.
jim 81 '542t Up. No. ..
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21


SMerEY7s Sale .---Ry virtue of 60
~ of sale. 10 me directed issued ont oraer
Hon, District Court of the Ilth lr5:a; VI the
trict for Placer County, upon . i' ;mI os-
rendered on the 10Th day of Jannayr,' ~'9m.0t In.t
in favor Of holt h Perkins and aooin.t. 1904
House, for the sum Of $l49S 90, Will 49,. ~ V,
on the id sum Of fourteen hundred onI 'In'erest
ty eight dollars and twenty nine cent, "'ne,
the 10th day Of lnnuary 1854. at tha' ron
10 per cent YER onnum. together w;,, "oe II
hundred aud nine dollars and ninety q; " 'Wo
md whsreAs, an order and decraa of 0oS'S
"'s entered on said 10th day Of 10 "art
lN4 for the sale of the following d""f',
premiscS. to VII: The "Empre HotoI ~ bed
geth-~ ~ith the LOT and allhuildinos ,I To-
oe {" s"' 'h.reof as will be- >uf};o;on'on 'er'on
s,'i'fv 49, '"-'se judgment anI cost. '' of to
t.S s'-~" ".ns due upon a mech,ri .NHt,
hls he - .>ia pl,intiffs in gcco,d. lrn
las ! s,ti .tf I" me highest hi,l]er win
n. ,h"s- .scribed proper '. lyinc anat "5 ttSsA'
stu ted in III. town Of Auburn. Place ng
ty, - 'te ~ California at the nonr+ - I'nn-
door in Auburn, on SATURDAY the In ! ''"se
February, 1854. at ? o'clock, ". M "'y VI
ASrIN, sheriff pIooo.o
Rv VIM. y. Dillingham. Denntn o
Auburn, January Goth, Sd
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

FAvoRs-from the Hon. William Nj.
Gwin, copy Of the Agricultural Patent
Office Report, for lS52-S. From Messrs.
Walkup, futile, O'Neill and Van Cleft,
various legislative documents.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
.tNNkt t.s,SitstA Hts,,..
TastlH:tru'. s,t-ss !pny
WyDS,sD4y. l2sp Fss7r,ky. (

Wsos sD.y, 2lsp FsszcAkv, 1884.
THERE viii hp a grand Ball a, the
Phoenix Hotel, IN Ophr, on edn->tiay
evening, Fsh. 2lnd, 1854. Carriages " III
be in readiness for the accommodation OF
the ladies BY order Of
THE NAN AGFES
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

A gentleman by the name OF Higgings
was shot by j. r. M'Came, at Mokelum-
ne Hill! on the 18th inst. The Sheriff Of
Calaveras county has offered reward of
$3.50 for the apprehension Of M'Came.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

H We are indebted to Wells, Fargo
4 Co., for copy of the N. Y. Herald,
Olive Branch, and Waverly Magazine,
brought by the Cortes.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
e.. dss y. F.) Ere

NovEL In rA-P,s""ss' rriH" h>. -
riou- ~aN- "f s1"'.,''.x '~". Ne h.s"
a~~u ~, .sktsssn.~, t<v.' - .'s".' - q s''''-
t4-m."," At''r,z ,a he - -. RN"s "'st
'r.'sar h+h., n h, . sr,.rs,% -a.d ff"" h'>
ewes th,nulh the pst2,ng. w ,Ao"1h
'As, 'A- t,rr~ ~ f.'h"r,, Eri'"r r",td IA
further ~, hat ~s we've 'ri-ta*e". Ia
CaliiUran, l"s. ng,, birth ~as c"a~'d
pr~.! Ot such il8iN,rt.a~ 20 TN. >ths, that
il ~as am,,.,sm'ed in th- n~W.p.y~rS.
th,- is xnci~M and tns >,s'n, AMI
quite the ton a""", the "np,~'r tea" ut
OF Lond"u, ~ ~ ar~ informed. b"', toy
An ingenuity "f vanity, the IA h""'a
fhhrr. now ,,uhi,-h not only the arrival
of "thr ittIe stranger" tHit its p""d-r"~'ty
ou coming into th" ~or Il. he papers
now .sy:-"ihp lady of Nehemiah Mug
gett OF boy, NetghsnS ten po"sds -
This, of course, lends great weight 10 the
important event, and is n sort ot Cniltor-
MIA compliment To The red babIts, who are
weighed bv pounds, while the red xod Is
only calculated by Insignificant ounces.
We hope the prevalence of The custom
may head to no substantial injustice; bur
it is well known, that little babies may
make big men, just IA the giant OAK
springs up from the pi2ny acorn. Cali
tornia must weigh her children AFTER they
are we'll grown, and honor those who are
not 'found wanting"
Neu Bedfor .Mercsry.
A magistrate pursued thief, ~ho took
refuge on stump IN S%nmp ne
Justice reported the thief aS toilows:-
" Ightab e-conver>ab e-non e-t come
at-ablr-in swampum-up stumpnnl-
railoH'
MELAncrHoN was denounced by some
one for changing sis~s on rsrta'n suh-
ject. He replied: "Do You thlok that
have been stndslng ns.lduou>ly for thirty
yenrs without learning sn.thiug"
W by isl woman Ii ing up iva pair ct
stair. ike a goddess. Because she is y
second Flora.
" here the heart has no ocrrnpation to
give. il is mpossib'e tina: imagination can
rest idle.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

The Hook and Ladd Company Of Auburn
are to give grand Ball on the 22nd Of Feb
ruary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

Owing toa crowd of advertisements we
have LETT out,this week much interesting
reading matter
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

.s.Messrs. Adams & Co, and Wells
Fargo & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. any Advertisements, JOB
Work or Subscriptions 'ef. at either of
their Express Ofices viii be promptly
forwarded to us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

Beware of listening to man who says
he twill not detain you FIVE minutes"
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

San Francisco Agency.-rHOS BOYCE,
is the authorized Agent of the Weekly Placer
Herald in San Francisco city and county; all
advertisements intrusted to him will be care
fully attended TO as he may contract. Ottice
At the Sun Printing OfFine, on Sansonle street
between Merchant and Washington.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21

The recent election for AssembIyman,
in Calaveras county, resulted in the cleo
tion Of M'Daniels, dem, by several hun
drcd majority.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-21
{ fNonstabfe's Sale. by yirtne Of =,

Auburn, jan 2i "a. ct
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-25
new York Il philadelphia
Cheap store.

vNHE undersigned would respectfully in.
form the citizens Of Baton Rouge, and
the public generally, that they intend open,
ing for the spring trade, CHEAP CASH
STORE, and having perfected system Of
Business. that will enable them to purchase
tho greater part Of their goods in New YORK
AND PHLADELpHiA. at auction and at the
same time to keep mp their stock by con.
slant addition Of new goods by almost every
steamer the necessity of charging those
large p.ofits does not exist. and ny selling
our goods at very small advance on cost
we intend tn make it your interest, as well
as that Of every Judge Of Goods. to try uro N
our terms. which will be CASH AND
CASH Only. We will open our rev
store about the LIST Of April, and we Pro-
pose opening for the sp'ing trade an as
sortment of Silk, fancy AID staple goods
that for extent and variety will sn'passs
ANYTHING ever offered in this market and
all we ask is the favor Of an exam'nat'.n OF
our stock; bein satisfied that you WI De
convinced that it is not your interest to
nav tn. large profits th't are absolutely
essential to those .cho givc long eredNs:
maI1olv NJ. POPE Il co.
The Gazette will please copv.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Pny;sk AZ East Baton Rouge
Sixth judicial District CoMrt.
Succession Of RoBEar PgNHY, deceasetl-
1876 sPsobate."
DY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
ID the above succession, and 70 me dir
ected from the Hon. sixth Judicial District
Court, in aud for the Parish OF Eas. Baton
Rouge, Louisiana-l will expose At public
sale At the Court House door Of said parish
in the city Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday,
the first day. Of .AprI Mezt, A. D., 1854 at
II O'Clock, A. M, the Property hereinafter
Get forth and described. belonging to the
successor OF Robert Penny, late Of said
Parish. deceased, to wit:
Valentine. . negro man aged about A yrs 7;
Pompey 81 years; Dick 60; Nancy 40
wears. and her four children, viz Judy 10 /;
Harriet s.; Wallace 6, and - aged yrs
Mary negro women, 40 years Lucy a
negro woman II; Collins . negro man 81
years; Levenia negro woman 10 years.
aud her child an infant about 8 months old.
On the following terms snd conditions to
wit the woman Mary and her daughter
Lucy. to be sold together, for one half cash
and the balance payable in four years from
the day Of sale. with six per cent interest
from the day Of the adjudication until paid !;
tie negro man Dick to be sold for cash, and
the remaining slaves to be sold for one third
cash, and the balance in one, and two
years from the day "f sale, in equa! install
ments each ins'allment to bear eight per
cent interest, per annum from the day Of
sale until paid-prchasers to give notes
endorsed to the satisfaction Of VIM. s. Pike.
-utor to the minorBenjamine F. Penny, and
special mortgages with vendors privilege
reserved on the slaves sold, until final pay
,nent and payable at the Parish Recorders
office in the city Of Baton Rouge.
feb 2Stds. H. v. RABIN, Sheriff.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-25
CARD FOR THE NEW YEAR

hh subscriber respectfully Informs his pumer.
Gus customers, that lie has this day aseoci.,
seI With him: in his manufacturing, rerairipr3
ana Carriage Ware-honfe, Mr.. A. D. HEnENTERG
who is practically seqasfnte With the tusiness h.
Ill It's branches, snd win take the pe,sonai IN.
o o. me es1i. p, from TIT. date
pend on having al orders In our fire stfenSsA ~
observed in my esta blishment. -
h,ll assortment Of Csrriage., ccrnprfsfne ev.,,
var Ely and Coaches, Buroaehes Gs,. and pus.
gys harness, Whirs, win be kept on hand. car.
RI gss built tn order, and all Kind. Of Ren.irir-
don. in the best style. Plantation wsr nu
Carts &C., hnlt and Repaired. Plantation fmitS
work Of every description attended TO- nre n lconv
ann Ceme'ary Railing'. Of the latest styles made
Nh" po " up onr ss.crtment Of ,or win he com.
furnish every thing partaibine 10 our business
wv" promptres' ard to the 'asisfscten Of our
OF 9th friends. The Business win he corsr.,eS
nnder sne nra' Of ". ? runnard 4 CO.. a. The old
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