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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE,

The Legislature Of this State convened on
Tuesday last, and the first days proceedings
have reached us. In the House, RICHARDSON
L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia, was elected Spea-
her upon the first ballot. In the Senate, WV.
VI. PIArT, of Wyoming, was elected Speaker
upon the first ballot.
The Governors Message was expected on
Wednesday we shall publish it next week.
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peT To make room for the Presidents mes
aage, we have been obliged to defer our Local
Items, Congressional proceedings, News Of the
Week, &c. ..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-05

1t will be perceived, by the report " III
Postmaster General, that the gross e9TDr
tnrct OF the department for the last t&a !'%I Il,
was nine million nine hundred and AA'Sty7~
thousand three hundred and fortyt"e d''.~r,
and the gross receipts seven mili,N three '2
dred and forty-two thousand ane hrAldr'u .,
thirty-six dollars, making Oh excess " 'N% :,
diturc over receipts of two nlllonS SA Ir~j
dred and twenty4Six shaMsand two ng'r mail
and six dollars /; AMI that the cost % Lnr,
transportation during that year was $A r,l
dred aud s~oyenty-foF thousand nine nun "rias
and 6fty-two dollars greater than the PVT
year. Much of the heavy eXpenun"n' b.
which the treasury is thus subjected, b
aScribed TO the large quantity OF prll'H .
ter conveyed bv the mails, either ira'A''
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l announce with much qualification, that,
since the adjournment of the last Congress, the
question then existing between this govern
ment and that Of France, respecting the French
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

nate Mr.. Fillmore; the general tenor of
the speechesIwas in the same way.
What effect the recommendation of the
bogus old line WING Convention will have
upon che few remaining members OF that
party. remains 70 be seen but if We mis-
take not, it viii be rejected with scornful
idiguatiOn, at least in Virginia. The re-
cent developments of coalition of Che
friends ofiFinmUrs yaud Fremont in the
North has settled the matter with them.
We heard prominent one the other evs
ening. Sho had declared his intention of
voting tor Buchanan, -say that ehe=haa
become only the more convinced that he
had adopted tie only Z tue 1cbdfse for a
national man, aud such We believe viii be
Ethe conclusion OF. the. large majority OF
shat class of men,.
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Henry Haigb, j. L. Wolyerton, VIM.
,Hendefson, q. Henderson. Richard Haw1
lev. Samuel r.. Brady. s. Morton. Am
niioffie "a. Rice, John w. Hall. Edwin A.
Wales. James Sutherland. Sherman Will
lfains.J. Fred. Schultz. William Sprague,
Henry w. Newberry. Join d. Fairbanks.
Simon Mandlebaum. Jerry Crowley. j.
B. Goodsell. Jacob Granger, A. Galway,
K. G.. Barker, Epgene Isl. Amour. +,
Neyin, James Thomas. Robert L. Kelley,
Jacob Jokhson, sSstB EReee ,1PE A.FHitchs
cock, Alexander n. Sibley, Edward
Moors, George Miller, r. B. Phelps.
CHRISTOPHER GfoFoss. o.. " q. Nfofdbss ",
Moross, Cleophas Moross.
"DETR6IT, August 16s 1858. -
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FILLMORE PoLB-RAIsING--The Know
Nothings OF Clarksburg raised pole on
the evening Of Saturday last. The pole
was 4 poplar. splioqd to hickory. Tie
hickory was, we suppose, intended TO res
present ANDREW JAoKsos donelson, and
the poplar being a (" brush" wood. we
suppoSe'was fntendcn to represent Mr.
Fillmore. who is decidedly a /" brush"
candidate. The first attempt to raise the
pole proved q failure. and it was found
necessary to cut 0ffsa portion oft, which
might be considered emblematical of the
striking out of the 18th section of the
Know Nothing platform before nomi-
nation could'be made for President. The
effort to raise Gag at the top proved
failure for some reason, and the pole
stands as naked as The party is of princi-
pies. Luther Raymond, Esq, delivered
short address7by the illumination Of q
couple of tar barrels. the light of which
We should think decided improvement
upon the dark lanterns. rsr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
UP, BARBOUR GUARDS !

The Democracy of Barbour arc requested to
meet on the list day Of October County Court
next, (the 6th) at the Court house, as business
of Importance is desired to be:rhnsactcd. Como
too, all Constitutional, aw-abiding men, who
arc for tho preservation OF the Union, and defeat
to fanaticism. BARBOUR.
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in il thepower to regulate the instruments
of COMMERCE SO far as to determine how
vessels sheuld be manned, dc. Now.
them 1t Congress has the power to- regur
late commerce among the States, that i'm
plies thespower to regulate the instru1
ments ofscommerce /; and it the instFu-
ments Of State commerce have become
railroads instead of canals andTigers3 and
the courts have decided also that COM
MERGE means intercourse, and that they
have the right TO regulate vessels forecafn
rying passengers as we'll as merchandise,
then Congress has the power to regulate
commerce upon Railroads.&c. Lam unable TO
see how a new invention which brought
railroads mt. being since the 'constitstiOn
was made, aud changed the channels and
instruments Of commerce tfCom caualsrand
riverside railroads, 'csR chengethe cousti'
tuition. Railroads are important for trans"
portation from State 10 State. Caphey arc
not merely for the inland and pdEelys do
mestic commerce. of Virginia and New
York, but sBey sEeI for transporting pas'
ssngers fkSm5 State'to State Phey tare
our great national channeiso Of commerce,
and Ialsho4id like to know howl if1 the
power of Congressfto regulate comm cree
linoludes3 as OhiefJusticei Marshall says,
the power to regulate the 1nstFunen to- Of
it, tue government can get over its poW-
er to regulate Failroads.91 70 iIh. FOB -.
Mv. LettheT. Then 1 suppose it fol-
lows, as matter of course, THAT every
tuFnpike leading to araiIroad, tAatisuscd
as o wagon road forthe transportation. OF
anything which the gentlemen chooses to
call commerce trade 'tatFied on BY
individuals, either inside OF outside their
States-is to beuntlera the coftrUR641 the
federal government. HFhen we will have
Congress prescribing the rate nt'Which
six~horse wagons are torun per hour
prescribing the rate for DARTS drawn by
mules or oxen !; the breadth of the wheel;
the width Of the road: everything of'that
sort. g. Sn.'TF .t- 1''.'~ a: %.
Now, 1 had Inoidea on earth that any
gentleman went So far97TT had nc. notion
that my friend. from New York, as he
grew older, grew worse in his federalism.
had supposed that, with the lights be-
fore him, the scales would have long since
fallen from his eyes. j had thought,
from the gentleman'B frequent references
to Mr. Jefferson, that heeW was on the high
road to the great temple of=democracy,
aud that he would, sooner or later, become
himself,oue of US but l. give him up TO-
night. After his theory with regar'! IL
the right of federal government over the
States. I>have no earthly hope of him
and think he is about as bad piece o.
material to make a democrat out Of as
any o.i,cr piece of material on that side
OF the House. G. + 81. 49,. IT, q 49,
At half past ten o'clock the committee
rose, and the House adjourned. ''.: 49,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

PonrrroAI srEAKrse Col. s. L. HAYS.
she Democratic elector for this district.
addressed the people of this place on last
Friday. His speech was an excellent
one. and attentiyely listened TO.
Hon. VIM. Smith, in passing through
our town ON his way to Pafkersburg, TO
address the people Of that place a, the
Grand Mass Meeting to be held there on
last Monday, was prevailed upon to adj
dress our people on Saturday last, which
he did in speech that done full justice.
to his reputation as statesman aud an
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

'TEEMENDous DEMoCRAr1c DEMoxsrRA
Ttoa IN DATroN. On1o.-our exchanges
bring US accounts Of a Grand Democratic
Mass Meeting held in Dayton. Ohio, on
the i7th inst. The procession was esti-
mated at ten miles in length. Twenty two
extra cars we're required to carry the Gin
cinuaIi delegation. There vas IN the
procession an American flag which res
CURED one hundred nssn to carry! Sa-
lutes were continually fred by cannon
taken IN the procession. There we're
about $4,000 persons in attendance, and
the scene was enIivened by the music Of
over one hundred bands by actual count.
The Buckeye Boys are up and doing, de.
termined to carry the state for Buchan,
an.
The same spirit prevails atuougathe
Democracy Of Indiana, Illinois, and the
whole Northwestern States.
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET
ADnrentico Wanted ,

A good intelligent boy s years old, OF fair
English education, who viii attend to his bust
ness. and is deairoas Of Iearbibg the printing
business, can have an opportunity by applying
at this office Immediately.
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Col. HAYS, Appointments !.

Col s. L. Hays, the Democrats EIscs
tor for this district, will address the p5tEs6s
pie at Z 2,.- ,i'.t=s ~
Braxton q: H.. Dot, 7.h. -
Gilmar O. H..4 81 hts" sth.. =
Barbour OH, ssH ssis lGag -
Romiuss NIlfls. Hsr Co, d iith.
Weston, 18th.
West Milford i4sh.
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AMBRoFYpE I1KEsEssEs we nndss

AMBRoTHPE IdEE1NEssRs.- I've under
Stand that Mr.. Richmond. the popular
artist now in town, contemplates, leaving
in q few days. We ,wonld advise all
those who have nosobtafned AN AInbro.
type of themselves. to call at once ashley
viii never have q better Opportunity.
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Fms IS hItlLF Tie dwelling
house Of MF. G. Highland. in West Mil
ford. was destroyed By Gre on. she 9Th
mat. His furniture, DO, was al saved.
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take it, is regular old fashioned federal
list. How is that, nv friend ?
Mr.. Simmons. Very likely.
Mr.. Letcher, I judged so. And I
judged SO from some bills which have
seen prepared by him in this House, which
shows that he is for breaking down the
State authority, and overriding it by the
power Of the federal government. AT
this very time he has bill which he pro.
poses TO introduce into this House which
gives to the federal government the pow
er to supervise and control tho railroads
aud turnpikes Of the States.
Mr. Simmons. Probably the gentleman
refers to bill regulating the running Of
trains, DO, on the ground that Congress
has no power to regulate commerce be-.
tween the States. We cannot suppose
that if the channels of commerce are
changed by art and inventions since the
constitution was formed, so that all our
internal commerce is now carried on by
railroads instead of the old-fashioned ca
mas and rivers-I say we cannot suppose
that that would change the constitution,
and the saloe principles of the constitution
which applied to the regulation of cons
AAS4SS ny S3u6jS tAAAA 4ANS@SB OSkAH~S w SAAV
same commerce carried on by railroads.
Mr.. Letcher, Then the gentleman ac>
knowledges that he has a bill which pro-
poses to invest the federal government
with power to supervise and control State
their mode of running, their
time Of running, and everything of that
sort. within the limits Of the States, I
Mr.. Simmons. did not say every~
thing. /
Mr.. Letcher. Everything; of that sort
said. What clause Of the federal con-
stitution gives the authority under. which +
he claims to exercise the power to go into |,
the State Of Virginia, by government
officers, and CONTROL the railroad interestt
Of that, State 2 sa58so4 10 t!,si.s.s s.,s
Mr.. Simmons. It has been decided by
the Supreme Court of the United States,
by Chief. Justice Marshall, that the power.
Of the general government iaoiueEa Rith-t
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( EsSIs;ag, Leetar-s asf PtandN1sip, arUEfslfy ia
FS SsR i6agss ia Iatfis. siriaitat 81
THE PRopR1EroRs take great pleasure IN expressing
i their thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
erSs which have uarkef
sslisaisnt at the caPta stimulates thea to r.: re-
rapidly increasing demand for yT'ctic1t df e'aDrsAsn
exefienee Principal, in hsayy Ranking and Cou1sF
Houses Gssistei by educated and accomplished gentle
S,-f MIN
system Of COUNTING ROOM tnssE;ictioa By oEaI
student by process, S drilled at the DESK, ildirid
uGNy stepby step untI he has mastered the whole routine
apprenticeship IN ~oo,e hfrys C0laaneFcidk
RoHss and all aE&Uarluess ftering, and egreious
plumbers are, great measure, dts1iPatel-
In addition To our eng'seisn' OF "eennPshsd Ass.Ss
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
Our course Instruction extended part.culaEe
here hut II sT9rsss ysEy t9 ee'nssse 1 with
its Scientific CnnzTeFcal History
History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
OgraThy Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of TE"r, Part
nership, &c.
TIE L4DLES' DEp1iRTgRENT
Is opened for the reception Of Ladies' No Institution IN
Unicn iparts thorough interesting course in
In coneis.sian We would add that shall put forth
best merit In stu ecuCt Degree the tat
ternR reception it which enterpr: has met AID
EtsE9e oM,ssfres II iapUrt H ors &oroald pr.'cttct
9th Isr similar Mercantile toGe5e.
Among the mnny Recommendations, give the follow
ave the undersigned take pleasure In tesying that
personally acquainted with Mr. GTanSer's ability
Accountant rgacher os Book Keeping which Of the
highest order He has had experiences Ac-
In hrvy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives hn superior facilities in mpartinE Practical
EhOtciedge u Book GesIg, and thorough t'n'nerciHt
EiHcrifi3a.
L ]. ALl.E.S, Ii. D,
President oE Farmers College.
LORIS ANDREWS.
President Of Kenyon College.
young who wish acquire "BIsinsss Etiaca-
ti7n," think affords facilities verJ seldom ealAisd
W. has the qualifications Of Heorec1i Enowi
and aptuess t-aching, aided practical Counting
experience, feel confident that grluates froaI
his College viii be fully competent keep the most c0Dpt-
GATED set oT BoOLS.
A. p STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JASSEY Set' BOARD Of Cantrn State Bank OF o.
]. F. PNRAI Booi Keeper At o. Z. WooGbary's
/ b. OVERDIER, Bo5S Keeper a Clinton Bank.
II. a. MILLS, Sec Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. D. MASON, BGoS Eeeper.st J. Il. Riley Co.'S.
/ EB-F0r fuIl particulars, send s1r circular.
GIe-lNGER * .tR.ASTp0&E,
fe4-tv PrOnfetars.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GH,sNsIhsAAti e. sIs \ { In Sl1 Sc 6 &
- friends anti hs puhTe generally, that having PUTela
ssd te Interest OF the senior partner IN @ business Lately
continue Old stand, 80. Main ST.. aud
Eouh respectfully SOLICIT and trusts usst continuance
NJ the patronage literally bestowed the old hFn
IL has just returned from the Eastern cities and S
opening extensive anil we'll selected atne OF Drugs and
plrhased aer strict personal inspection and with scupn
touS regard the purity OF quality. oaeEe
DE public on the most reasonable terms. Tyr
l. c. GOOD Dc 60,
Successors TO JANES BAKER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Of -Haia Gad Iisase4 Ssrs,t.,
WHEELING, VI.
c. GOOD CO.. have bought The entire stock fJas
BakErad viii continue btssinCss
Baker having gone Into Of tie 4TEss houses In
ktnIE azTeetl 70 make pIhsgSe fpr bis
s1css5rs Ia WheelinE. Tl, arrangement
keeping hand taugI the best tsrps) fs
sOrtnent urthe best areIes in their hEs q hnsnsss
wheeling, Dec. %, 1&5s. ---- aes1
SAMUEL LArEuL1S. ALEx4xDER LrGH1IS-
Langhlins & Bushfe1d,
fsrccEssoRs 10 nrsHTIv1n I RoBiSsoN.I
WI ESA Il DIR T. q GJSTS,
AID pEALERs
OILS, Pants and Dye Stuf5
HAVING purchased the stock OF hushhehl Robinson,
III have AID will always keep on hand complete sup
ply Of ,,,.,o-.
P1iHta Ola Dye SiMsa Ptfent HedicfHGa TGFHiEaEs,
R-tAhsI lsrfitHasFy, GkGss aud GLESsbrdTe,
anil Varieties usually kept wholesale Druggists, which
and on as Teor5ie they purchase hiring
them from the eastern cities. aE2l
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The vince ling InstrufnentalInIu.
sic SooiatY

MEETS every Monday evening" " eciock In the Lee
t1 tre Room OF the Lutheran Church, ChaplIne
tre Wheeng 8 AZ HAMILTON, Pres'6
C4 DtRTRicH, Conductor. nyt5-Gm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TE.8rS:

For FU.I CouEe iItc1HiiRg all Departments Of Book
EeSF.iRS, Lectures dRf PeHHadiiNio i1itUFtetfy IL
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Co-Partnership

MARSH has this day associated With hin, u T. way.
- for the Of rAnsaeting the Wholesale
retail Boot aud Shoe business the old 9arsk
No 50, Monroe street, door Greer, Coz, unaer
the firm af MARSH 1 WAYSEAN.
July 1st 1873 iHSa
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TRANSPORTATION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE. AND. ,.AItE.NLNNlOlSIA
ISENILl&ClAD.
EzsssSs gsseszs: IE2s
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route


Great-Horthern and Southern Mail Route.
FoR S0ETHElN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAYELEGS.
Twice Danny tSunay uight ptriO between Rich
nond and Wariiast1n cy via tiori"sTnls and Alex
and.ia.
l'9S5a aad o. aspa...s . ass $50
RstuFning leave Wasisns;on. - a. NJ. and Z. ~
anil
Arrive at Richmond. .....-f ESQ r NJ and NJ
Baggage tickets, given through bsEWSen RS-
and Washington.
and being In excellent uTtIer, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give The bsss guar
ater OF always securing connections, Is shown by arr
vs daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line
FARx BETwEES RleHAoSD WAsuIsGrgS 80
onnbas wI he found always ready to take tArosBA
and their baggage Of wearing apparel bStTstn
h Eo pepatS free of with amps time foF them IN
SRsths
Washington Terminus Of the Road, nearly COM
pIeted Danvie. Agent of the Company will receive
tie Checks passengers from the DanyiIe ROn, and at
baggage all Way Washington te Bali
t.InOre Deput.
route.
Alexandria, tel
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SOCTTT-Thc sfO A. NJ Train will connect at SAM
lnsy With Morning Train TaiG0 at AonrosvIls with
Chicago Express Southern Division Of c. T. Road at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from PttShurE anil at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
1tilroad
The NJ Train Will conurcsa santusky With steam
Bay City De:rot SOurnevlc Nh western Train
C. T. K. H. Shelby Junction at 81 p. NJ With the aIau
Team Columbus Cincinnati; nt 3lsns-
defi Junction P 81. with Fast train on o. p Z. Il.
for Pittsburgh and At Newark with East and West Night
Trims Central Ohio r. K.
n=ction Newark with StI Train from S!air on G. O. B.
r.; Mansfield JunctOn with ESFsrss for Pittsburgh; At
Saei Junction f51J with Cincinnati Express for
ClevGan, New York. and at NonrOevlle with
EIa! Train q. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, Sc.
as1n Will connect 1T Newark with ESprcSs FoEl
the Fast Road; 5IIasheia Junction with
Fast Train for P!trsburgh S-Iby Junc!;nn at 52t
with Mai for Cleveland; at tSIunroeTie T Nght
Express Toledo and Cicdgo anA at S1ndsky with the
J. R. ROBINSON, snp't.
Sandnslsv Aug. i, 1855. sep15-f
1859 - -zznrn ls,. isss; g
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: ,lll,ttIir1a 1lrteIIiaell6er,

c,rncr Of Main and Quincy streets
FFltE-Irs1,s-a ra,ysace f.on Quincy st
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Mansfield g Newark
RA ILROA
49, Z IS 49,
Change of Time,

ON and after Tuesday Aug. lS5 until further natiee
" Trains sill fninS. (sH tuTtHys eXcePtei:l
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-01
Western Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles Of
Western Produce, which we will sell low,
FOR CASH:
1000 lbs. Dried Beef (Da"is's BRANDY
2 Cases Beef Tongues, do. do.
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, do. do.
1000 lbs New Dried Apples,
6 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bbIs. do do Roll do.
rs Boxes do do Cheese;
10 10. Foxes Starch;
IS Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br'd)
IS half boIs. New Mess Beef do. do.
1000 lbs. do do do do. do.
$ Kegs Pig Feet, do. do.
1000 lbs. New s. C. Hams, (Dufileld, &c)
100 Sacks Bran,
Is bbIs. Flour; @
100 bis Potatoes;
~W- would cali the attention Of the
public TO the above articles-they are all
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought in this city
marl4-y. A. MONS AN Il bkO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-01

STATE or LOUlslANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Comt-Parish Of East ia
ton Rouge-lIrsny Gait, W.. FRAreots
Lsrrrr, and J. r. PERRIN, mo. l742I
DY VIRTUE NJ writ o: seizure and
ID sale issued in the above entitled and
numbeted cause, and to me directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court, IN
and for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge !;
have seized aud will offer at public sale,
at the Court House door, Of said Parish. in
the city BATON Rouge. on
Saturday. tho 9th of April. next,
A. D, 1856, at II o'clock, A. N, of said day
all the right. title interest and claims Of
the defendent. in or to the mortgage pro-
perty hereinafter set forth and described,
to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish East Baton Rougr) on the Amite
river, at about sixteen miles from. the city
OF Baton Rouge, containing six hundred and
forty acre., more OF less, bounded on the
north by land Of K. W. Greenwich, east by
tn. Amite river, south Ivy John Kerr, 4
West by public lands, together with oil
the buildings and improvements there unto
attached or in anywise belonging to the
same track Of land acquired by Henry Carl,
from the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail.
road Company, by an act, passed before
Soml. SkoI6ed, Parish Recorder, Of date
10th day OF April, A. D., 1851, seized 10
pay and satisfy the judgement, interest and
cost, in the above entitled and numbered
cause. FERNS Of sale-Cash, with tie
benefit Of the appraisement.
mari ". v. BABlN, Sheriff.