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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
Cost of the Public Morks to the PeopIe.

- DH,.s~,-.. d,
- :: - -,
ra.s;.n-.e - - - a. II = -. 80 - - =
80 oono,n.;..Jr e. ;n.In5:n. -, -
c.st &c oons+rno.;or ,bor aro .,' o,nnat H.,
= 4ba sto.o ,f ,bont sAoo 600 r. ;,I-.
tr.ta ,b;s ua Give scrne ev,r,o.s ona .. tba
A,3;.or Ge,ereps md C.nal f,o,n,,;s.;,na-.,
po.a... :; ~. baI- - e
readers they can aosiIv sat;.fv ,bansaIvas IS
0e.7 = '1' os- '"' s''' themselves "a
year (l856l for instance the Auditor General
reported the expenses OF all the public i'm
proTements, as follows;
Expenses = si'S45'o99 = -
Old debts paid, 1862 0s
---.o-,,
The Canal Commissioners return '''O'O =
ed the expenses at, LOG, ,655 IA
.7o1ooo. %
IT,, a;.o~. ;. o.n.oa " 49, So
g. - ~ a~.o.,3;t,1-.r = -.
-. Cd r. L.. ;,.l,d;n n.r.;o,ta-
ror,;ons Tf all of vba, :. cbo-aa3 bv .ba
A,a;.o- cana-o1 % ..nst,ro,;on acoo,n, ~
dad,ctsa 1910 500 20 on the Main Line,
tho d;s,.ritv i st;Il ona.ba,f a million of
d,uors I;kaw;sA tho arnansas IF the Main
1oze ...o-.;n - a. A,,a;.o c.
a,aI f.,,y,,f;na ,ba H. 40 Go IN .na
.o,n.i,o orIr, uo,;vs norsr and ren.;r av
ron.e. -4,xn,en, sc Ioar.kaarors ooil.oto--
Se of tho Canal Roard e dsn,acos ona IS
o,8 deh..l is e. 30 Eae %
According to Canal Board, 840.377 03
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The free banking bill was taken up in the
House last week and defeated, bot subse-
quently reconsidered aud made the special
order for to-day. We hope tie House win
yet pass it in some unobjectionable shape.
and in the meantime vote down all new bank
charters sought under the old system.
The bill to prevent the killing Of game in
Oliver township has passed Its several read
ings in the Senate
The bill extending certain privileges to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company passed the
House after warm de bate, and meets with
considerable opposition in the Senate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

Excess of expenditures over re-
ceipts, according 20 Auditor
Generals report, S2j,07l IS
This is very different from the S202, ,3S4 IS
of nett profits, Of which the Canal Board
speak in their report. And be it remembered,
this calculation excludes the work en- the
new Portage, excludes the interest on the cost,
and includes simply the payments upon the
Line. Counting the interest paid, the Com
monwcalth's loss in 1856 from the ownership
and management of the Main Line, vas be-
tween eight and nine hundred thousand dol
lars.
In 1884, the Canal Commissioners reported
the revenue from the Main Line, SI,lT9,0l0
II; the expenditures, $945, $50 I3-nett prof
it. S233, ,I42 o.. How true this is, may be
seen froua the report of the Auditor General,
giving all the payments made on the Line
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
Eeesrte.l Ea- LIZ aazette.

Ke30Ttes4 t2r tle Gazette
LEwISTowN STATfoS.-The business at the
railroad station for March was quite hea-
", notwithstanding the shipments of -four
were quite limited. The accounts foot up as
follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
The Prices are from Sc to $50: Interests
Iy 3 per cent.
Ticsnfg per cent. ,ciH Be deducted from The arsA
PTlc. fer Cash.

4TetHt per 6s4at. tcitt Dc deducted from TIE sTsS
Prie. fer Cash
Those who purchase on long credit give naps
payable IN ?, 3, 4, 5 and years after date, as.
are required 10 Improve one-tenth annually 81
hVe years, SO as TO have one-half the land loSs
cultivation al the eud OF thatt time. Comps!as
surveyors will accompany those who wEa .
examine these lands, free Of charge, ard aa
them In making SELECTIONS. The lands renaif
Ing unsold are as fich aud valuable as tics
which have been disposed of.
SECTIONAL MAPS will be sent to any az
who viii enclose fifty cents in Postage Stanr
and Books or Pamphlets containing numsreS
instances OF successful farming. signed bgF
spectacle and well known farmers living ID "
neigheorhood of the Railroad Lands throughes
the State-also the cost of fencing, price !
cattle, expense of harvesting, threshIng, S.
or any other information, win be cheeriaaI
gwen on application, either personally o. n
letter, in English, French. or German, addrssI
ed to IOHN VIII SON,
Land Commissioner Illinois Central r. r ~
otfice in illinois Central Railroad Depot "
cago, Illinois. ap2-6e
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

Rhode Island Election.-The following is
the whole vote of the election for Governor,
on Wednesday:
Dyer, Republican, 5000
Potter, Democrat, 400
There were three candidates for Lieutenant
Governor, and there has been no election by
the people. Turner, the Republican candi-
date will be elected by the Assembly. The
State Senate will be composed of Is Repub-
licans, 5 Democrats, and no choice in tws
districts In the House the Republicans will
have G., and the Democrats 3. In two dis
tricts there was no choice. In the first Con-
gressional district, n. B. Durfee's majority is
nearly $780, in the second district, VIM. D.
Brayton has 800 majority Both are Repub-
licans.
Connecticut EJection.-Returns of the eleo-
ton held on the 7th, show Republican ma
jority in the Senate and House The whole
Republican State ticket is probably elected
=-s----
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

SA-The Mifiin county Agricultural Socie.
ty met in the Town Hall last evening, and
elected officers. &c. fer the ensuing year
The proceedings viii appear in our next.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

An ELEGANT PgEsEST-The Rev. G. M.
Klink, who as Pastor of the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church of this place, has been an ef-
feetual laborer for good, received an elegant
present On the lst instant from a number of
gentlemen who took this mode Of expressing
their appreciation of him as gentleman,
clergyman and citizen" The gift was an
ebony cane with beautifully chased gold
medallion head, on which is engraved "a Do
nation to Rer G. N. Kiink from members Of
Lescistoacl Lodge, 203, 4. T. u, 4prI lst,
1857" 1t was purchased We learn at a cost
of $40, and will we doubt not be held as q
token of grateful remembrance during his
sojourn On earth, and often recall the donors
TO mind as esteemed citizens and respected
friends.
rIThe duty of again electing County
Superintendent will devolve upon the school
directors of this county-an advertisement
for which will be found in another column.
There are large number who look upon the
Office as altogether superfuous, and to judge
from the product of the pay thus far derived
not without reason. If the directors can Sc
cure some one willing TO devote his whole
time and attention to the business during the
few months schools are kept open in the
country, we think $500 or 5000 year would
not be out Of place; but if they cannot, the
salary might as well be reduced to few hun
dred as that sum would be ample pay for
making ''fying visit or two through the
county, holding a few examinations, making
out the statistical reports, and now and then
patting girl or boy or the back.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

/ sS~ Constables Patterson and Wassop were
sworn into ofice 4 few days ago, and will we
hope entec On their duties with determine
ton to rid the streets Of the drunkenness and
r'wdyism, both among men and bows, that
has too long run riot here, to the detriment
Of Law, order and decency To do this. the
countenance, encouragement, and if need be
assistance of we'll disposed citizens is peeos-
sary. These officers will also we trust keen
their eyes on the drinking houses. for IT is
daily rendered certain tha: liquor is obtained
| s0meaclere. and deleteriouslv used beth bv
young and cid who are under the ban o. The
law. Let examples be made in these matters.
ana there will lie less cause of complaint.
PosTNAsTERsHIP Ar LgwIsrowx.-CoDsia.
eTab!e anxiety has been manifested for some
time to know who would be P. NJ. at tbi.
place during Mr.. Bachauau's term. So many
patriots had aided last fall in saving the
country" that the applicants at first numbered
legion. but have gradually thinned down 10
three, namely, n. j. Rudisin, Il. IT. McCGn-
tick, and DR.. Cummings, from among whom
a selection will probably be made should the
z. VI. General conclude to make q ehaur, :, :
all. Judge Ritz we believe is not an appli
cant, but we presume will not object to hold
on IN case the appointing power should be
bothered to make a selection from, the above
Thus far no removals of consequence have
been made, and letter writer's from Washing.
ton state that the cabinet has decided TO make
pone IN the smaller Offices unless for capsa
Ii this be 50, the only question up fer decision
Is whether Lewistcwn is a small Officer
UNION HoUsE.-A. Hamaker, who has for
several years kept this excellent botsl has
retired, and it is now conducted bv .Tacob
Hamaker and j. Mutthersbough, who will
continue to make it, as it has always been,
desirable stopping place for visitors.
With the exception of j. Gruver giving
place to John Brown on the corner of Wavpe
and Market streets, there are no ether chan
ges among the hotels.
Gas CoNPANY.-The following gentlemen
were chosen officers of the Lewistown Gas
Company at the election recently held:
President-E. L. BENEDICT.
Managers-H. j. Walters, Samuel Comfort
VIM. Butler, G. w. Stewart, Jno. w. Shaw,
Henry Zerbe.
nA-A large number of persons visited the
Bear Woman, who was exhibited at the Town
Hati on Wednesday. She is what is termed
q hybrid, partaking somewhat of the NEGRO
indian, and baboon, with the first species
predominating, and quite curiosity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

+
Amount spent on Main Line, 1,40l,O75 38
a mt re ported by c. c. as spent, 945,e56 l3
Difference between the two
statements, S45520 25
If the amount spent on re-laying the track
of the Columbia road be subtraeted, the Ca
nal Boards statement would still be $685.
$50 90 below the truth.
Amt spent on Main Line in 1854,
exclusive of work on new Por-
tage, S1,40l,075 38
Receipts reported by C. c., 1,l790l0 Il
Balance against the Line for '54 222, ,065 81
This is also exclusive of interest on the
cost of the work, and represents emily the
money actually paid out that year. Inelu-
ding the interest, the loss would prove to
have been over one Million of Dollars, instead
of the 1898, l42 o. the Canal Board were
dreaming about.
A similar reference TO the books for 1853
shows that the Main Line did not clear the
1852. .862 80 claimed for it by the Canal
Board. They reported the expenditures at
SIO2I. .470 II. The Auditor General reports
the total expenditures at 81, IA, 265 80. Ex-
cludinq work en- the new portage, they were
SI,5l6, ,419 70, and erclndtng the entire
amount charged to construction, $500, 048 Al,
the expenditures are reported by the Auditor
General at 81, ,25S,2l6 So, or S236, 746 66
more than the amount reported by the Canal
Commissioners. Instead of the Main Line
clearing $352, ,S62 33 the figures stand thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

IN Facts OF ~ acres and Upwards, On L5-s
Credits and at Low Rates Of Interss.
IHESE lands were granted by the G5rsns
L ment TO aid in the CONSTRUCTION Of tins r9,6
and are among The richest and nest (eriIs h.
The world. They extend from North Esst t,s'
North West, through the middle OF the Sass
TO the extreme South, and include every yarsa
oi climate and productions found be tween ihag;
parallels OF latitude. Tie Northern poFtissa
chieHy prairie, tnterspersed with fine groIs !
ana II TIE mldtie and Southern sections TIMED
Prcdaminaies- alternating with beautiful n..
ries and openings
Ihe Climate Is more healthy, mild and cur
pie, iaan any ether part Of the country-theg IL.
Is pure ard Tracing. while living streams aas
springs ol excellent water abound
DitumInous Coal is extensively mined g.s
supplies cheap and desirable fuel. teiaz i-,
nlSned al many points al - 10 s per tea-.EE
Wood can be had al the same rate per cord. {
buIldInS Stone CT an excellent qualiy al
ahounds, which can be procured for little zss
ih2n the expense Of transportation.
Ihe great fertility Of these lands. which III
o!ack rieh mould from tive to five feet ds;Is
and gently roliing-iheir coHtiguity 10 this rol:
oy which every facility is furnished for trae
<ilu transportation, TO the principal marks
NORM SCUM, last. West, and The econoE
the most valuable Investment that can Re fous
and present the most favorable onDortrritr fgs
persons Of Industrious habits and small neaaI
ITO acquire comfortable independence in ai:'
years.
chicago IS now the greatest grain nl2rEtial
the world, aa4 the facility and econony v.a.
winch the products of these lands can ee u,E@7
ported to tia; market make them mrch rotl
profitable, Al the prices asked, than these nsu8
remote at government rates. as the eos; d.
transportation IS a perpetual tax on the Iat.sl
Whien must De borne by the producer in tbefFl
duGed Price he receives for his grain, &c.
The Title is Perfect, and when the final PSF.
meDtS are made, Deeds are executed bl a.|
Trustees appointed by the State, and 10 EasEl
the title is vested, to the purchasers, whiehce
Yey TO them absolute titles in Fee SimpIs. fFa.
and clear of every ineumhrance, lien or aoif
gage.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

Spent on new track Columbia
Road, locomotives, motive pow
er, repairs, lock-keepers, colIec-
tors, damages and Canal Com
missioners, 8
Receipts from Main Line
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sl,4s2,ls5 81
l,02l,47o IT

Apparent prontsy sly, aga 81
Against which are to be charged suDdry
debts created and not paid. On page seven
of their Report for 1853, the Canal Board
ask for an appropriation to pay S84, ,677 50
Of debts contracted in 1852; and others were
developed in subsequent years. In addition,
no estimate is made for deterioration of
stock, for replacing which heavy payments
were made necessary, though always emitted
BY the Board; and all reference to interest
paid is emitted. Including these Offsets, the
apparent profits dwindle to nething and a
heavy account rises against the line.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
EEAT De La LOUISIANA.
PkROIssE d'OUEsT BATON ROUGE.
OorR nr slyl:ME pIsrRIC.

0oCR nr St1i-hE DISTRiCF.
Dams ~i'afaire de la Succession d'aveiius Ilebert,
ieceGn, No. bT2.
II \ VERfU dune Commission a moi adre.se.. dams
D. 1857, de la Cour iu .Sl.ieme District, dans ct
pour Ia Paroisse ct Fiat snsiits.
il sera ofart en- vent puhiiaue, All dius offranr ct
dernier eucheriseur, a "a uerniere residence de deco
de, en- eette Paroisse.
Samsdi lie I Ncvembrs. 1857,
a is heures A n tnutes les proprietes ci.sprns de-
cretes, appartcnant a IL dits succession de Avsline
Aebart decide. SaYoir,
In certain morcesu da terre, situe de us cette par
oisse contenent un arpent ct I'm quart de face, sur
une profondear d'apeupres quarepte-dtux arpens, les
iignes latterales ouYraut en- arrlere, borne en- haut
par Cran,as Hebert ct Pierre Melsaeoa, en- aysnt par
un chrmin public ct en- has par terres d'iss;dor.
Daigre, avec les an1elnrations qui ay trouve.
Marguerite, negrcsse aaee de so ans ct sea trois Gu
fans. kosaiie agen de Q ans, Ros&ii- aQce de- s sBs
ct Hypoiite agee de 2 ans deux cheveaux, une iu-
n1ent six tetes de betes a cornes, tr0is tstes de CO.
chous, Ia reeette de nlais, I'm lot d'effet mebiliers.
Conditions de Ia yente. Les mobiliers seront ven-
dus am conpteDt pour trots comne de ciuqs pas
tres ct au ddessus-et pour toure somme audessus do
cinq piastres payable ioraeniec Inass Ter. (Is6..1 les
acquereurss fournirent Ieurs oillets, endases 4 la
satisfaction de administrator ct payable a posics
du Recorder de cctt ParoisSe, portant huit pour
cent d'interet apres eehcance ~qrsqu'sa painient.
Les t"rre ct les eseiayes aeront .vendus, payable en-
deux taTTnes egaux, ct parable lie premier DC Mars dos
aones 1858, 1889, ct 1850. Les ac9uereurs tourni-
ront ieurs bittets, ayec des sucurites %suEisant o.
auss: payable a i'onice dn Recorder de cetta Paroiase
portailt un intere; = Eaison de hut pour cent par An,
retenu aur In .errs at sur !es Behaves, j~uE1u'au
plsin e, final paimcut dieelte,
WIN. WHITE, q. s.
Quest Baton Rouge Septembre. 10 3 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
BARBEE &
Fresh s.p-11a-,

Fresh supp11ez:
I n CASKS BACON SHOULDERS
~ 1900 lbs Bulk Pork. Hog round.
25ha Bbls Pig Pork for tarliiv use,
bu5a Bbls Ness Beef-2yery choice
Is CASKS HaIis. Sanford 4 Cranes
IS do do Evahs l. Swift
casks Dorninicks sHioked Reef,
aee bbs Flour, choice brands.
90 Boxes Star Gambler. ! to II.
~ " Adauantire Candies s to n,
Is st Sperm. As L IS,
leJ Boxes Winchester Soap small bones,
ie - "efman-large Il sinai! bars,
80 Bags Rio Coffee,
Java ia Pockets. ana
Government Broos., choice article,
so Cases Clarct Wine,
Is Sautern, c
Gases Chateau Rauzin-fne article,
IS " Ia Rose,
so Cases Falkirk Ale. ats, 4 mint.
IS " Champagne C,dor, quarts,
80 Boxes Choice Western Cheese,
% Kegs Cherry VALLEY Butter.
20" Choice Family do,
70 t. Goshen-yery auperGnet
70 " Pigs Feet,
SO tl. Deans Whisky,
So - Fishers do.
25 Nonor-aheIa,
20 : Di I've,
25i4 Bbis Mo1ongaheIa copper distilled,
20 Bills Loaf Sugar. single and double refined.
so Boxes LongHorths CatawLa,
p Rbis celebrated Calhoun whisky,
20 Small chests I'm penal Green Tea,
10 Gurp0wdcr do.
lota-ks choice Rice,
200 dog. Straw Rrnoms.
60t Bags Fine s. Coarse Salt,
- Or. Casks American Brandy.
And a number Of other articles, TO ali Of which We
invite the attention of our West Baton Rouge aud
Crosse Tetc friends. with the assurance that no etEor;
will be left uutriet to give uniform satisfaction.
may 9. BARBER & BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

PARoissE porEsT BATOT ROUGE.
INn vectu dune Resolution du .Iuri de Police Gu
IL date dn II Septcnbra, 1857, II sera o;Iert on
fente %publiaue al plus fort ct deraior enchsr!senr, q
La Maisou de Cour de catte Paroissc
Iuspl LIZ 10 D'ocroBRE rRoCnAts, 1857,
a II heures A. Nj, ie terrain de la fieile Maison de
Gonr 81 les batise qai sv trouyent Hyaut fnesurs
i~Fanesise) cent sinst pieds de face au chemin pu.
b-ique, 5lr tiois cent ringt de pgofonluur, boTree CT
haut 1t en- artiere par teTre dc Wing ". kincAelos Q,
en- bs par ceiie. du uT. Patrick.
Conditions de Ia vente In tiers lu pris dad u.
a.cation com plant, at Ia balance en- deux ;ermes
egaux ct annneis da jour de la vents Iacquereur
ionrlissant SOS biissts endorses ct portant hvpotheaus
aFec confession de Judgement ct tnteret a s pr cent dc
date jusu'au parfait Faimeut.
s=Actd de yente aux frais dc lscquereur parie,ant /
Recorder de Is Paroisse.
N. w, POPE, Sherii
onest Baton Rouge lie 10 septsanbre, is*s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
DATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE &

DATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE &
~ O%PELOUsAs RAILROAD. ARRANGE
MESTs.-on and after Tuesday Sept, lst, the cars
will leave Bayou Crosse Tete dsily, SUNDAYS excsr
ted 81 SIX O'Clock, AN, and returning, leave the
river at i p. NJ
The steam ferry-hoat Sunny south" will make
two trips q day to the terminus of the road, VIZ:
Leaves Baton Rouge at g. 4. N.
i. = p. n.
All freight for the evening train must he shipped by
II. m, that trip being made exclusively for freight.
Trough tick cts and excursion tickets for sale on
t., 3 SUP " South !. D SLACK, Superintendent.
sune n, 1851.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
Fiat DE La LUuISIhrE

coua Du sIx1EME p~rETRicr
Dams ra,faire de Ia succession De Dsocllis Daisrs,
3ece1ee. No. b73.
TIM yERTU dune commission a moi addresse dams
r. |. succession Ct -dessus, en- date du 9pe jour lie
Sept 1857, par Ia Cour dn 6me District Judiciaire
dams ct pour la 10 paroisse ct Fiat sasdite, il sera
efart en- vente PUBLIC le au plus offrant ct derntsT
eneberYisseur . Ia residence du Dtausin Tui!l!er en-
ceete paroisse-
Lundi, lie 10 Octobre, 1857,
a II h.ures A. NJ. tou.es les p~rcprietes ci.apres de-
critics anpartenant q la dite succession, savo'r:-
EuIal:e, ncgresse, agee d'envIron % ans ct SOS deiz
enfaps. Sam, agee de 6 ans Ell Eliza beth, agee de i ana
nm cheyai: lot de yeaux ct uu lot de %neubies1 &c.
CONDITIONS de la rente:-Les meubies sWont vsnan6
payahle lie Mars proclaim 1858, les acqnereufs four
Mira SEES biliets endosses a Ia satisfaction de fadmInis
trsteur. Les eRclares payable dams trois ternnes
egaux. Is Ter payabIc lie / Mars proclaim 1858; lie End
aayabie lie Mars 1859 ct le 3n,e, lie ! Mars 1860. Les
acauoreure fourpira ses Bullets endosses a ia sa1,st*s
hut pour cent PAL an apres scheance jusaaa palmenf
anai ayec hypotheqae et confession dn Jusenent eur
la pruprietes vendu y. fothr 8hei'A'
Quest Baton Rouge, is Il Sept. 1851.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
EfAT De LA LOUISIANA.
Fnaoisse a'ouest Baton ouze.
= couR OF s1xlEag o,sTRfc

cotR pf siSlEaE DISTRICT
Dams !afa'Ie dc Ia Succession de Charles ScFes, lie.
tciee- No. 533.
4 TTEEDU que EfDmeline NoFes. Administrative
"A = enregistre m Tablean de SOU aaministra tion
dans "a snsdite succession, de meme qu'un tahieau
ies ah&ires lie ia societa que existait entire E. 4 Fl.
Noyes7 ct as.snintstrie jusqu'a sa mort par Charles
Noyes, secistaire suivant.
AVIS ast par lie present donae que teuie orpnsi ion
iegaie a Ia tomolosatian des iite tableaux devra etrs
faite au bnraeau Grefher de cetsa paroisse. dams les
tEente yours qai suisront Is premiere pu blica,ion Dc
cetta AVIS.
bureau du Greffer Quest Baton Rouge, ce 3me Oct
i. D, 1857. W. 8. CHaMRERIIN. Gres;er