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Baltimore rezSniurancepl &c
@fe bon Sputb= 1no Wateritr.
StrRBcrt f%srtpabrenb 8essn @erIat DHer Saaoen eur@ 8rarR'
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BtQtam 8rud, s. SO. MIttdS,3
Robert y, Eaatoe, Wsatam Gilmore
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IgDtGtuaa Der Stnitur.
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MagsnT4pG6e til Der tBsartiafen FORM.

GDerther PER- Dor pentsen QDe&eu taufte Id tn Ibr.atqo
zen etnt8s 8!G ,Gtt spn Or. @bal m ers &tfun6betl Gtaf.
tHr aanl 9eFtr92 els pstIntttttI 8f9. n Ala8snt GpG@e (DsSpeps
fal. SO lit l5On bstGeyf 17Sa6re an Dtefsui uebsl una bottt
0qpn %9'afstttns banastt ,8ateuapr pbisae" 9etlmitia e~tnesnpn.
nsn, 4. inB t9 bdn 9ur@ sien Der An3.i8t Don Dr. Gtalmera
SsiunoHFt!s'Ginttir faGte, fe fet glst9 BEN nntera aemaa.
p9feen, ut ]ssstaalt ~ tetben. "a to feppa ersbss ST..
IRA en- gu 59ren' oStl1ttd pebe n1b fs etefslte %enpftbfen, 70
5tattar felt Q0O9sa uab Die Dtrtang e%erielben BAT milo uR6
nftns 8amtIle tn Graannsn 8esBt. So fQltd TOnf mirrff& .
NIT 81 s1a bratmatnb, I'M oaufe 6erurn, n5tr tsSt tit Ales Sers
Inee"t. @ttin Grttt tt fea unD meta Gtmattasafanb better.
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SObn S. @Seteer,
Na6fpGger ppn QgmI AFtt8e1,
SmPprtet Wnb @ertdufer in
Gas 6trture8
Hr. so plGtba9-StraBe.
B9- @a 81 s E II merben auf bic fpltbefe g8etfe unb AT
btQtaen pretien 1T Dfentlt6e unb prtoat8ebdube 9elettet. (SaHS
~nglgfner Spradp- ~AurerrtcDe4
.MUn a8, ben q. San. Nbenbs Bats 9 lttr, ptrb Der Unite.
set6nete etne neue 8lGde CUR prdtttf6en unb grinblt6en @rlr-
nune Der ensGtf6en Spra4e erEfnen. 9rets 81 fir ben Wlpndt,
I'm 8praus 3atlb1r. 6. 8ret,
Str. 81 3.-@dsRraBe, Der 8tpnSfir6e aeeenHber
Iu89etrpfnete8 8auz unO S6reinerbol5,
Q0ir taben fpeben empfaneen etne 9art0te trptenes 8tri6.
baumhplh ipipte U b NJ 9BaGnuB non aQen 0rGBen, 9appel,
eide, 9tfprp, @iten &c, @eiBtannen, Dtelen, 1. unb 2te5prte,
S6tneeIn, g1tteny Salten &c. QGtr lenten bic Nufmertiamfett
Der 5erren MfDbel. unb 6dusidretner, Dd9ner, ~8uti6enma6er
nb @aer, tpel6e berartiee Nrttel eebrau6en, auf pbeneenann-
ten SOrratb Won SplS, welbe mir 3u benz btlt8fen pretie fir
badr pper guten Grebtt Serfaufen.
Gbpmas unb @rtee, Sf-JaGs. asenue
15ap3mt ~unterbalb @afernsNSen.
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smPfeblt f6 Ieinen 5reunoen unO Setannten, Ipmte benz PUB
ltfum inn Na9emetnen i'm Naftren, SdrGpfen, Mperlafen, Slut.
~t8eGieBen, 3abnaus8ieten II. + no, unp periprtGt prpmpte Se-
ptenun9 anb Bulge Yretie.
Mmerifan 5Gnf,
Baltimore, ben Is. @16rs 1855. = Die llnterei8neten
burd einen Nft Der @eIeb9ebun9 spn Ntarglanb ernannte Conf
mt6dre 3ur Sncprpprattpn Der gIu1ertcan 9ant"
8eben hermit gtatrtdt baB in Der Office BON @poer 9leefe
II. @p., SIR. 208 8alttmpreftraBe am Is. Mpril b. g. Qtfen
erRfnet nnO td8li& (5pnnta8a auseenpmmeu0 md6rene ber
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benz 9ubItfum 9~ele9enbett gu 9eben fir peu 8apihal@Stpf be-
iueter Sant bis gum 9etra8e Spn flint Sun6ert Ianien b DBL
lars S1 5etdnen. Sebe Aette bat ben 8aarwertb ppn elm 9uns
bert Dollars.
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3et6mtn8 unp ben 9tet IN ipIden 8ermtnen ME mad benz err
fe t Sage bes Stunt b. S. beittmmt ptrb, su 3ablen.
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gritty 0pber,
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Observation-Disclosures
WSdf6eI Wdide 0SQ1be 7

Die QBGi6eret Nr. 9 g8et> 9 altinpr e> StraBe lit nun 70 elm
9ert9tet, I'M fir has gauge 9eeRrte 9ubltfunt 8alttmpre'5 su
maiden uno gu 9latten. @ae Oteieni9en, welGe auBer benz
9auie maiden lafen, werben mpbl baraa tbun, t6re gBdidbe MUIR
na9 Yer. 9 We1tz8alttmpre StraEe
fdtfen, 6enn btele5 1T bic etn5t8e BGi6eret In bteIer staSt In
Der meper Oanpftraft, Waf6tnerte, 0ptaI6e ODER Spba anoez
@an6t werben, wel4eS Der 9SGl4e nur fGG6lt6 TT, fpnbern fp
aass aar MT NJ ZEE 9ano gemai9ea unS 9%egLdttet ptrD, unter Der
8Often nod. @tabe i9euen ptrp, I'M ALE tbre 8unben in pieiem
SADIE 81 %beriebigen.
erBbten @prfGt gepai4en unb e~esldttet. 5erren~Semben unb
Sra9sn msrpen mad benz neaetea 9atente eeppQtftet unp Sem,
Inent9eltltb iptePer a~n9enGbt.
2snSe4 S n9ns S8ra8s'! ets 9enben nit aragen 8 Cts. umb
9retien tann man in etnieen Stunben aepoI6en ms oeoISffet
Retpntnen IN Nr. 9 2SetSSalttnprezSfr
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-01
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

I'm lot de Wagons ct Earnais-19 Mulets ct Cha.
vat'x-3 Eneats-GOo cordea Il. Bois-aoo Pieu TIN "a,
de bois ct eercleS dc BaFil.-Ie stock de Marcssnfia.s
Gans ie llagasIn, c0nsiotant IN Souliers, Ecrblanters,
Embellishments fats, Groceries, &c, &c.
Tern1es de IN Ventet
Les Meubles, pa ables en- six mois du Jour he In veute
les acqnereurs devrent fournir ieurs billets sndosses
La ierre ct Ia NegraSse ssreut yendues IN quart
compliant ct Ii balance pay bile en- an, deck et t1of.
ans, aa jour de Ia Fente. les ae4uereurs deyont four
nj ieurs biltets endosses a satisfaction ct liz patltpaas
sera retenue jEsqu'a All naiment final des dites terres ct
tesclave.
l"utes les susdits eiElets seraet faits payabies an
Bureau au Recorder deseGk44 Faroisse.
Quest Baton Rouge, Decenhre 81, 1856.
\. W.p0PE,
SHERIFF..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-01
JOSEPH MeKIFRfCK
Architect and Builder.

Shop on Florida street, east Of Main.
r WOULD respectfully cali the attention Of the pub
lie to nv assortment for the new year. Having
made arrangements with one of the best mannfactu-
ring esta blishments in Cincinnati, am prepared to
furnish SASH DOORS and BLINDS, reaae Of the best OF
white pine lumber and Of superior Workmanship, much
chea per than can be niade in the South. Persons In
the country wishing to build will find it to their NJ
vantage to consult with me before building.
e. Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
81 Country work Of all kinds punctually attended
to IN the most wnrkmanike manner,
Hy- Plans and specifications for city and country
houses, surburban villas, &c, given in the most aP-
proved STYLES.
e. All kinds Of job work attended to with neat
ness and dispatch, water cisterns made OF the best
material
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u. S. MARSHALTS SALES.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Eastern District of IcuJsfu,.

DR.. WISGArE Vs. .JEssEE Frrroy Il ais. No. po-s
{tf FlRTtEo of an alias writ Of feri facias to MT di-
directed III the above entitled cause. I will sell 10 Abs
highest bidder at the Court House in the Parish of West
Eaton Rouge on MONDAY the 18th day Of MARCH Is5s.
AZ II the following described land seized as the prop
rety OF the defendant F. A. Woods; viz:
A traction Of the n. f. quarter Of section No, SO.
Township eight, Range II East, also the fraction Of :,
t.. quarter OF the section, Township ard Range afore-
sara, containing in the aggregate One Hundred and
Ninety-two 1922 acres NOR. or less, situated in tho
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
TERMS Of Sale-Twelse meiths credit, the purchaser
giving BOND with approved security and mortgage on
me premises sold according to law, at the tim. OF adiu-
dication.
J. M. kennedy, L. l.. Marshal.
In and Tor the Eastern District OF Louisiana .eb.Jt
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G. ABOUT FACE.
~ou NExTs

-osEpH . cRsf; informs the public that having
800, WI, his late associations, he is new RsyiiA
' Z on DS HIS OWN Al AXIS, in other words he has established
HIM e,, an church street, north side, FIRST door east 2,
the Harvey House-where HE and hs 80 g : Zen e,s
,rigI TAT. m sstc of time. but with sAtADE EiAaAs soeh
a. ~ so,~rtr on OLD TINE. takes of the kaeg f7inh-
a d - manipulate hsrsute humanity in 9 manner
ms beautiful to behold. Lalied by the naas'ao p .
distant waterfall-Eics, bearifis thE Hssas"' n~is5 t,
-. = cor Graded the INFANT FESfS-oarieaa u
"a hgsons IF elder do~wn-inmsrsed IN aroma tEJA ~ -
ORIENTAL e1snss, there TO, carry On the i"'"FA'' A
s,ste aad Kaps1oPsaa. art, &c
stCotae one. come AL. uu,
And rive JOE CRAIG a shaving can
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S HERIFF'S SALES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Ess - Baton Rouge.
Sixth JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoEer.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoERr.
In the matter Of the Succession Of ARrHIsBss LANDRY
deceased, wife of FaLmont Pcrbos. No. 54i.
| DY VIRTUE of u commission to me directed in the
- ahoT" entitled succession, from the Sixth Dis
tfIct court in and for said Parish and State. will be
offered for sale at public Auction, TO the last and
highest bidder, at the last place Of residence of the
deceased in this Parish, on
Saturday 22d day of March next, 1856.
at ii O'Clock A. M, all the hereinafter described prom.
cry lying and being in said parish Of West Baton
Rouge and belonging tn the succession Of Arthmesc
Landry decd, wife Of Falmont Ferbos, to wit:
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
LIST. 4 certain tract of LAND, known ~ the louis
Tfibivillier tract, situated in this Parish, containing
in1ty superficial acres more or less, bounded below by
land of j. I. Landry, and above by lands Of widow Jean
Iullher and in the rear by lands of Isidore Daiglc.
ID. Another tract of land situated in this Parish in
the rear of the above described tract contai, ine - b,nt
twenty superficial acres, bounded above by lands Of
widow Jean THiiller, below by Isid0re naigie and il,
troht by tract ofland above described, with the build
ings and improvements on both Of said tracts to be
sold together.
Sd. The undivided half of a tract of land in this
Parish, held in common with The succession of paul
Ferbos, and designated as the South East quarter of
section 70, in Township 5 of Range II East, and con.
tanning one hundred and ffty-eight 10000 acres.
Negro slaves community propfrty-Charles, negro
boy aged about 70 years, "a runaway1 Dick, negro
man aged about IS years, (runaway) Peter. negro
man aged about Is years. (runaway) Mary, negro
"'i"Ah SNh - htatr' hI1 Z Two Cliilufrn, robert
aged 2 years, and an infant about 3 months old.
Personal community property.--One lot of fence
posts, hatbont planks, corn, fodder, sheep, morn eat
tie, horses, and hogs. Plantation utensils. household
and kithen furniture.
Separate property of deceased girl Lizzr
aged about II years, and her child william 9 wears and
Eugene , years. Liza, girl is years, Josephine girl Is
years, Adelnne girl IL yea.s. Uuc bed and bedding and
other household furniture.
TERMS OF ALE
The movable effects to be sold for cash for All sums
of fifty dollars and under, and for sums over and above
payable On the I'd day of January next, 1857. The
land and slaves to be sold payable in three equal in
the first on the LIST day Of February 1857.
the second on the LIST day Of February 1858, and the
third and last payable on the LIST day Of February 1859.
Purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed to the sat
isfaction OF the Administrator, payable at the Office of
Recorder OF this Parish, and bearing s per cent. inter
est after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained on
the land &nd slaves until full and final pa ment.
WIN, WHITE, D.. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb. 10.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT co

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT totRT-
In matter of the Succession OF RAPHAEL LANDRY, decd.
No. $40.
10Y VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the Sixth District
Court in and for said Parish and State, will be offered
for sale at Public Auction. to the last and highest
bidder. on the premises in this Parish, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March next, 1856.
at O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property,
belonging to the succession of Raphael Landry, decd,
to wit:
4 certain tract of LAND, situated in this Parish,
measuring two arpents front psore or less to the river
Mississippi, with the depth tlierennto belonging, con
tanning about t~hirty-six superficial ~arpents, bounded
above by Cutoff Road, and below by lands OF Hilaire
Bergeron, with the improvements thereon. Terms OF
sale Said land to be sold payable in three equal in
stallments, the first payable on the FIRST day OF February
1857. the second on the first day of February 1883, and
the third and last payable on the first day ofFeoruary
1859; the purchaser to furnish his notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the Tutrix-pay able At the oihee OF
the Recorder of this parish, bearing s per cent. interest
after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained anti
the full and final payment thereof.
WM. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Feb 2, '56,
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Vente par lie Marshal des Etats Unis,
DAMS LA cOuR Do CIRCUIT,
Est District de la Iou.sIunc

DIR. WiSGATE vs.. JESSE FUTON FIT AIs. No. 22Ts.
In NtRfG dun writ de Pluries fieri Facias d moi
adresse dams taffair cit1essus, i'oIreria au plus
iidut ct dernIer encherlsseus, 1 n maison de Cour de La
paTotsse Quest Baton Rouge, N lie Il MARS, 1856. a
mioli laterre CT aprcs decrite, saisie CONNIE la propriete
du deiendeur +, A. Woods, Sasoir:
tine portion Gu paTtie du quart N. T. de Ia Section
No: SO, Township s, Range Il Est egalment l.. fraction
:. h. da quart lie Section, Township ct Range de Ia
acres Plus au ncins, sftue dams h paroisc d'Ouest
Baton Rouge.
Conditions de In ~vente-Donze moi- dc Ia credit. Ia
fuereur deVra iournir son bon on obligation avec secu-
rite, ct hyPotheque retenue surs les terres conform
nent a loi au temps de Fadiudication.
j. kennedy {. 5. Marshal,
District Est de la Louisiana.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

Coyg DU sIxIEdE J~uDECIARE.
Dams l,ahaire de la succession de RAPHAEL LANDRY,
deeedee. No. 54S.
TIM vERTU dun commission d moi adressee dams
~ Ia susdite Succession, par rhonorabietour du SIX
ieme District Judiciare dams ct pour La dite Parolsse ct
Etat iexposerari en- vente ~pubiique, au plus niirant Ell
dsrnier ercf,erissenr sur les Lien en- cette Paroisse,
samedi. lie 8mc Mars proclaim, 1856.
a 10 hours a. NJ, les proprietes eli arres deerites, ap,
partenant d ID succession de Raphael Landry deeedeei
SAVIOR:
In certain moroccan de TERRE sitns en- eette Far
oisse, mesurant deax arpentsd de face plus an nnoins au
aeuve mississippi avec la protondeur y-appartenant
coutenant a-peu- pres treate six apents dc snpefheie
bronco en- haut par k chemin du Raeourcie et Gu pas
par terre de H.laire Bergeron avee les aniehafaIiohs
ami sy-trouvent. Conditions de Ia vente Ia, dite terre
sera yendu en- trois termes egeaux lie premier payable
lie premier Jour de Fevrier 1857, lie second ie Ter jour
de Feyrier 1858, ct lie troistems dernier payable is Ter
Jour de Fevrier 1919, raequiereur fonrntira ses ol,lets
endossees a Ia satisfaction de Ia tutrlce, PaEap,e a
Police du Recorder de eette Paroisse, portant nun
pour cent ~d'interft par apres eehsance, jusqu,aa pay.
ment ct hypotLeeaue retenue ~josqu'an payment pleh
ct final. u,,,r, "a o.au;e
Quest Baton Rouge, lie 2me Fevrier 1856.
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Monday the 31st day of March next
1856.
s1xiEaE DISTRICT JrDIc4IRE.

at II O'Clock 4. NJ, all the hereinafter described prop
erty, belonging in common with the succession OF
Hiram Noyes and Chas. Noyes decd.
TO wit
lst. A certain tract of land situated in this parish
and designated as the southeast quarter OF section u
in Township 8, range II; IN the district of lands sub
iect;to sale at New Orleans.
I'd. The south west quarter of section u Township
6. range Il east, containing leo acres with the i'm
provements thereon.
Sd. The southwest quarter of section II, Township
s, range II east. containing loo. ,
The negro woman Ann aged about Is years. lot OF
Wagons and hairless; 10 head of mules and horses;
three oxen; 600 cords Of wood; 5000 ~pickets; one lot
lumber and hoop poles; stock of goods in store con
sistips of shoes, tin-ware. clothing, groceries, &c.
TER,ss OF SALE.-Moveables to be sold on o credit Of
six months from the dav of sale, purchasers to furnisli
their notes with approved personal security; The
land and slave to he sold one forth cash and the bal
apce on a credit Of one, two and three years from the
day of sale, purchasers TO furnish Their notes with ap,,
proved personal security, and mortgage retained until
full and final pa ynaent, notes to be made Papable at the
office of Recorder of this parish.
W B. Rouge, Dec. 3lst, 1850
Sheriff.
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6. G, WILSON,,
House, Sign & Ornamental

eaep on Third stred, Aoy+is q the Post Office.
VIM permanently located in Baton Rouge, ",
patronage. "A'4 " sAafe Lie paoi'
xar. psaettcabie woramen we are enabled tc tt
style. tefiis, and IL the pcs
a,so .gu.as attention paid to plain and fancy SIGNS
PaPFR Ma ia,na GLAZING, GLIDING, MARBL!NG
orsa.i naasGiNG &c, neatly executed.
n o,har. v Plantation work tthrnugh the Post Office
jan. Is Iy. ""a p''"f@s S'sehaeo 70.