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stranger being thirsty and somewhat fatigued by
traselling, drank very freely of the beverage
while the captain and others present barely tas.
ted and passed it round. ~, stfl {.
free conversation soon commenced between
the stranger and his new acquaintance. He IN
quired of Captain NJ. the number ofmen under
his command, and at the different military sta
tons above Red Hook, whether they were furn-
ished with field pieces or any kind of cannon
what number Of sentinels were placed on the
watch at atime-how often, and at what time
Of night were they relieved, &C. .. .
About twelve or fifteen minutes after the
toddy had went round and went down, our
guest began to grow pale and look Wild
Something" said he, ''is the matter with ME-
feel sick at my stomach all at oncem He rose
immediately from his seat and went out into the
wood yard, where quantity of chips was lying,
and soon began 10 yomit. He was carefully
watched by Captain NJ and several ofthe guard
and was seen by them to draw with his parcel
ofchips over the matter emitted from his stom-
ach before he returned into house. While he
was rnsing his mouth in the hSuse, Captain M
directed search to be made among the clips,
where was soon found silver ball fthe size Of
a small musket bullet, made by two pieces of
very thinly plated silver, bent round and lightly
soddered together. tisf
Enclosed in this fatal bullet was found let
ter On q sheet Of silk paper, signed by Lord
Howe, addressed to General Burgoyne; giving
information respecting the situatian ofthe roy
al feet and army at New York, and requesting
advice from the General by the bearer, what
progress he was making with the army under
his command towards Albany at which place
he hoped soon to meet him. The bearer, Of
course, was continued in custody, and court
martial speedily formed, by which on the clear
est evidence of guilt, the unfortunate prisoner
was convicted, sentenced, and executed.
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Valuable Cooki6s ard Pastf{ Re-

/ J.@EtH3E -'g-gl fCEABCSsst E.-r.-.sH.r .
Mlo1LASsEs COOKIES, cup of ,molasses,
ore hall cup butter one -halfcup water, two tea
spooniulls salseratus, one spoonful ginger, lit
BREAD DOUGH CAKE-Three cups of dough
three OIL sugar, one and half cups fbutter, one
teaSpoonfui sal@ratus, four eggs and aour "a
make them hard. '"3t 800 t'a 9iE
Sort GINoERBREAD.--One pint of molasses
one tablespoonful of butter, one heaping table
spoonful ofsalRratus, Ole teaspoonful alum.
CEuLLERs.-Two spOonfuls white sugar, add
two spoonfuls melted butter, two eggs, one-halI
teaspoonful sal@ratus dissolved in teacapful Of
milk, nutmeg and -four. ar.
| D0UGHNUrS.- Gun Of SUGAR two cunS
milk, one teaspoonfull salaratus flour. -
INDIAN CAKE.--0ne pint milk, one pint meal,
one tablespoonful molaSses, one teaspoonful
sal@ratus, salt and hour.s ~
Cold CusTARD.--One quart new milk, half
pint cream, four OF. whtesugar, one glass white
wine in which one inch Of washed rennet has
been soaked, nutmeg.
LEMON JELLY.-lake the clear Juice oftwelye
lemons one 1b. fine loaf sugar, one quart Of wa
ter For each quart of the mixture put in an
ounce OF clarified insinglass. Let it boil up and
then strain into moulds. ''ii & %.
70 MAKE GOOD WAFFLEs s-One quart Of milk
(sour milk is best one egg, one teaspoonful sal
eratus one tablespoonful butter, one tablespoon
full sugar Flour to make the consistency Of
batter for griddles 3.sr' 1851
CREAM TARTAR CAKE.-0ne cup Of sugar,
ons-half cup butter, one cup sweet milk, two
eggs, two teaspoonsluls cream tartar, one tea
spoonful soda, and flour to make it the consis-
tency ofsponge cake. r. .sal~ j' - @
a GOOD CoMSoN CAKE.--One cup butter, two
cnps sugar, two eggs, one cup milk, one teaspoon
tnl salaratus, nutmeg, -four aud raisns, or cur
rafts TT.siA gJs -,.tsslai.s s. 4
SUdAE CooKfEs.-O and a half cups sugar,
one.halfcup milk, three fodrths cup of buttcr,
halt a teaspoonful salaratus and one egg. yea
FLOATING ISLANDS Take six whites Of eggs,
SIX spoonuls Of jelly, and a pint of cream
sweetened w tn loaf sugar; beat the Jelly and
whites Of the eggs together till they form stiff
floth that stands alone Have the cream ready
ir broad shallow dish. Just before sendiog
to.the table, pile up the froth in the centre Of
the cream, Some beat with the Jelly and eggs,
wine, the juice Of lemons, rose water, or essence
oflenions es
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A THRULLTNG 4DyENTURE.

We question whether, in the history Of chair
breadth" escapes. perallel to the following can
easily be found. The story was told us by an
old and valued friend, now residing in the coun.
try near this city, but whose early days We're
near the tragic adventure here recorded.
| We give the story as related to us, in the
Words of the hero. .av m
'It was about the year 1906 that settled in
Virgniaj near the fall of the Kanawa. The
country at that time was an unbroken wilder
ness. But few settlements had been made then
by the whites, and they were so far apart as to
render vain all hopes Of assistance in case of an
attack from hostile Indiaus--numbers of whom
still infested the neighborhood. i 'ea
Il lived there alone with my wife for several
months unmolested and by dint Of perseye-
renee, being then young and hardy, had succeed
ed in making quite large clearing in the for
est, which had planted with corn, and which
promised an abundant yield.
Zone morning after we had despatched our
humble meal, and had just prepared to yen-
ture forth upon my regular routine Of labor, my
A'''n''on was arrested Dy inc linking OF a
,',r' - 'no neio'
sA'u ny "he' lthe COW Is IN 'he
oOil,'A''u -
D"' ''' 'io ea' u 'le oacA-"ooosinah becomes
" euu'"''o"' Nefy "cu'e' espec'a'y 80 rom the
I' s'A's '''' o''l o'''N uep'''os upon ''ie hiee
cultivation Of that sense was not so easily
Wv, '''' % 'o'i''' was lePea'eu'
rev. ''''0 = "a iep'y ~ 'ne remark Oh my
"f's' va "0' ''ie '''li''o " peii upon tae
', I" ,'"' ~ % q "'o0y 'io4u SUNG AH''
nv
V''''''s '4I1 ~ = '''0 9'So' .'oA o9"h
=. W 'N''sNY y "'Y 40 'i''') anu Sc0'p Slla'
-, '','N'N' $50 ~s'''00''5 ''.'unu
'' , Wy P'''o ,''o'ii "'i'eh p'aa '''e
~ II, / r'g1N - ~ 80, ''S''
. ''0'F'''''' =. A''>'f'''
" 'Pt''''' - W '''S ''''oS
g.. ~ '"'',' o,''p 'i'o a'a oplle' 70 my
o,'''''ou' "'''i""' ''Sco'0f'os my
~ : ''' n.y. y t'HtH s,io@i i5s distance 'hen
~ p''o, "i1 n'0o' "e Duile' Speo
~ : ',1 ''''. = 49, V''0 in''"i' '0A oe''a
~ N"'"'is 'f's' nc higl' DC accompanied
y o'"'i0 'e'u'nea WIN AL speed 10 inc CAB
~ a,'a "avins iflniy oaFrfcaded Inc door,
Na.oueti al day rom 'he port-holes IN antlcl-
patlon OF an attack lroE the companions OF the
..a'. A".'',' ''"u Niieu - ada 70 the danger ana
ora t,' AJp'',sslo's % my situation dlscov-
had htlt oh af IN
80 ',i',' n'u ou' oiie olia'ge OF poWdsr ieit'
'0u'a Out make one shot' and then II iattacked
~ NUMBERS shoula oe entirely IN their power
70 90 the best with what had
poured out the last charge OF powder and putt
ih'0 my musket' ana then waited for the ap-
proSoh Oh h's's'' eeilns conhdeht OF an attack
Night came az last. A beautltuF moonlight |
n'shsN was 100, and this favored me greatly, as
would therepy De able to observe the move,
menus OF the enemy as they approached my
cabin IL was SEINE two hours after nightall,
and as yet / hadneither heard'or seena sign of
the Indians, when suddenly was startled bv
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0TA judge in Indiana threatened to fine a
lawyer forcontempt Of Court. II have ex-
pressed no contempt for the Court" said the
lawyer; "on the contrary, ! have carefully con-
sealed my feelings" M
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0J-A little child in church, observing the
min isterto be very vehement in his words and
gestures, cried out: "Mother, why don't they
let the man out of the box?' egt9gg os y
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0T'At arlate HengC Convention, finding it diff
dcult to raise the price ofeggs the ieathered
tribes resolved for the future to lay only ten
eggs to the dozen. 4 81 Acsa3 SET fsiSe
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( 07-The young gentlemaH who cs.cc 4 u tf,S v
the day when hewouldn't associate egt6 ,eIsEsw
chancs Is now actingas clerk to q nlanufo waEE ID
on. l.l1n.a- nat 80. r !. -. 4 lo -
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Z .,,,, sEKsN
(E7-Why i arestless sleeper like lawyer7
Because he ies iirst on one side, and ahsslk n
turns and hes on the ether. FAss $500, si.g.
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0~~7-'I am going to draw this beau into &. a
kno'," ~ the lady said when standing ,at the,
hynenial alter. ,ss u. ......s ~
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Thrilling narratives dogs tail under q
cart wheel.
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LOVELY WoMAN.--4ln. article manufactured n
by inilliners aud dressnAksis. 80
Woman wants But title of fsf. ~, NJ sl'ssk
otniUei below to make her spisalu ~
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LTAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PnroIsse d,Owest Baton BouE~.

coUR Mt sisIEME p1RTEIcr
fans rasIAite de la succession de Deocllis paigre
deced-e. No. 5T3.
I'm FERTC dune commission q moi sddresse aans
IL In succession ci-dessus, Ell date du Pine jonr dc
sept 1857, Jrar In Cour du 6me District Judicial re.
dams ct pour Ia 4 te paroisse ct Eta. stsdite, il sers
ofert en- vente publiqle au plus offrant ct dernier
'ncherTis~eur a Ia residence du Drnusi1 Tuiliier 20
ceete paroisse-
Lundi, lie 10 Octobre, 1857,
4 II li-ures 4, ~, toutes les prcprietes ci-apres de
crites appartenant a Ia dite succession. savoir:-
Eulalie. negresse, agee d'snv,ron rs ans ct tss feux
enfans. Sam, are- lie G ans ct Eliza beth, agee de 4 ans
un chavsl; lot dc Yeaax ct uu lot de meub!es, &c.
Condi.nns de la vente.-I-s meuhles seront vendus
~payabl.l lie l Mars proclaim 1858. les ac4uareurs four
Mrs seq hillets endosses d la satisfaction de fadninis
tratcur. Les esclaves payable dams tr"is ter1nes
egaux lie Ter PAYABLE le ! Mars proclaim 1855; lie End
navable lie ] Mars 1850 ct le 3me, le Mars 1860. lie.
acqnernure fournIra scs Bullets sndosses a Ia sstissae
tion lie radministraeur, portant i~Eteret a rsison de
INIT pour cent par an apres echeance jusqu'a painent
fnai nvec hvpotheqre ct confession du %iugemsnt snr
Ia prophecies vendu. n ". POPE, Sheriff.
CUES, baton Rouge. lie IL Sept. 1857,
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISsE d'ovEsT BATON ROUGE

CaTR DIT SHINE DISTRICT.
Gaas l'sffxire de Ia Succession d'Ayeline Hcbcrt,
t&cede, No. org.
II \ tERTU dune Commission It moi airesss- da na
~ !'nHairr ci-dessus, en- date du 80 &eptembre A
T., 1857, DC la t,pur au SlSieIne District, dams eli
pour In l'sroisse ct Fiat aasdits.
II Hera aiisrt en- vent ~puhIiqne, au tlas ntIfanr ri
dernicr eacherisenr, n la deruiere resi1cace de dece.
de, en- cette Taroisse.
5amedi lie =? Noyembrs. 1857,
a u heurts A. 81, toutes les praprlel.a CT arses de
~cre:es, sppartenant a la dste saccession de Ayrline
Aebert DECIDE. Sayuir
Tn certain moroccan aa ierre, sitaa dars cetts par
oiss. c]ontenent IN srpent ct IN quart de face, sur
une proiondrnr d'apenpres Ynarcp,e- deux arpens, les
lignes latterales ouvrant en- 4rr,ers, borne en- hsat
par Cramas Hebert ct Pierre aeianso., en- avant psr
I'm ehemin public ct en- has par terres djssidese
baigEe, avec les ameliorations qai ~ treuvr,
Marguerite, negresse agee dc 30 ans Ell ss trois en-.
fans. Rosaiie aEec de Q ans, Resale aVee de ! ans
ct Hypolte agee dc 2 ans denx chsresux. nne ja-
n,ent ak tetes de betes \ cornes, trois te'es dc CO
chonH, 10 receste de mais, un lot q eiiet mobilters.
Conditions de Ia vcnte. Les mohiliers seront ven
dus am COMPETENT pour trote CONNIE de cinqe Piss-
tres ct ao ddessus.-et pour tuure somne apdessus do
einq ftastres payable ~ieraemicr mars Ter. 1884, les
acquereurea fonrniront ieurs billets, sndos-a A 10
satisfaction de administrator It pa yabie 4 i'oahcs
du Recorder de eett Pafcisse, pnrtant mutt pour
cent d'interet apres echeance quAqu'nH paiment.
lea terre 1T lee esciaves seront yendus, payabia an
deu1 sermes egaux, ct pa yabie lie premier do Mars dos
annes 1858, 1859, e. 1850. les acquereurs iourni-
ront leurs b,ttets. avec des sucuritrs sun SAINT 81
portant TN interet 3 raison de HAITI pour cent par an,
apres ecberauce ~jnsqu'au payment. ct hypothsqns
rrtenu sur Ia terre st sur les e,clases, iurQGfAU
pl.ib ct Anal paimcnt dicslle,
WY WHITE. y 9.
Quest Baton Rouge Sep,cmbre. lie Q 1857.
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Lundi, lie 10 Octobre, 1857,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COUk'

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
:, 49, u- If the succession Of Deocilis Daigrs
decd. No. ".
gRY VIRTUE Of \ Commission to ME d'ir..-- -
above entitled Succession, from the 9th inns-c'
court in and for said parish and State, of date the
9th day OF September, a. D. 1887, viii be offered for
sale al public auction to the last and highest bidder
at the residence OF Drausn fuiilier in this parish
on
Monday October 10th, 1857.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property
belonging TO said Succession, to wit:
Eulalic a negro woman aged about % years, and
her two children, SAN. negro boy sgedS years amt
Elizabeth negro girl. aged 4 years, QUO horse, lot 0
cattle and a lot OF moreables- etc
Terms Of saie-the movable effects tn be sold pay.
able on the LIST day Of March, 1858, the P~urelnter TO
furnish his notes endorsed to the satisfaction OF the
administration.
The slaves to be sold payable IN three equa! install.
nents the first payable on the lst lay OF March next
;s54 second on the LIST day of Mar ch 1859 and the
third, on the LIST day Of Mach. 1880. The pnrchaa-
orr to furnish their notes endorsed TO the satisfaction
of fine administrator, bearing interest at the rate Q!
eight per cent. per snnum from date nnfii PAD,
psyable at the ofics of the Recorder OF this parish.
With mortgage and confession Of judgement retained
nm .ha rronertr sold until fun and fual pa nrnt.
n. ". OFF Sheriff.
west Baton Rouge, Sept. 18th 1857.
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BARpEE IL Win.

Fresh Supplies,
n CASKS DACuE SHOULDERS,
~ 1000 b. Bulk Pork. Hog round.
50 Bbls, Ness Fork
25h 3ols Pig FORK for family use.
5b1s Bbis Mess Seef--y.ry choice.
- Casks Tiams. sanford 4 Cranes
rs 40 DO Eyans Il swift
5 Casks !"minicks Smoked Reef.
80, fnf Flour, choice brands,
SO Boxes Star Gambler. ! to Ii,
SO . Adansnt,n" Candles i to IL.
% i" Sperm. Is Il rs.
100 Boxes Winchester Soar small boxes,
100 German-large y snail bars,
50 Bags Rio Coiec,
Java in Pockets, and
Government Broun, choice article,
so IN rs Ciarct Wine,
IS Sauteru,
Is Cases Chateau Ranz.r-dne article,
Is " La Rose.
So Cases Falkirk Ale, ats. h pints,
Is = Champagne Cider. quarts,
3o Boxes Choice Western Cheese,
70 kcgs Cherry Valley Butter,
20 d" Cl"ice Family do,
Is " tinsleu-vrrv superHne,
20 - PigS Feet,
So BIS beans Whisky,
90 ' kishers do.
% 4" honongnhela,
2n.' DitRyr,
2hit Hhi+ Monongate!a copper dist He'd,
% Hhi> iatf Sugar, single and ,touDt- refined,
80 t;"Nes Long w"rthS tltawta.
H5 abls c"lcbia 90 Calhoun Nais4v,
20 small chests Imperial tr"eu Tea.
10 " Gunp1wIer do,
10 Casks choice Rice,
2no doz. straw RToouls,
500 Rags Fine & toar>. Salt.
Is Or. Casks American i'randy,
And a number Of other articles. to all or which, WE
invite The attention OF our West Baton Roug. and
Crosse Tett friends. with the assurance that no effort
VIII he left un:ried to give uniform ,ati faction.
may Q. BARRIE L BENJAMIN.
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SAVE 'A..A. ~t,s4LIMk..

OF tn. nuititudes Of children that die before they
reach their twelfth year, three-inurths are believed
10 be the victims sst insernsi worms or diseases
arising from that caase. 4 medicine .iike
wINER's CANADIis yERAiftGE.
yh len will tnfaiiibiy ann rapidly cure the d'hrass.
III eretpre OF immense Importance TO every family
il extolied in the highest terms BY the faculty, smA
this tune when the mortality among Children
greater than was ever before knDsn- IL ~ nat ssf- o
nrnfsnt Tor ms household ta be without It. be''eTtry
.h.e the frizhtful increase of deaths among rbil trsu
is mainly attributable 70 worms and tn" dls"r1ers
they produce. We recommend this specibc 10 all Who
hare charge If young families.
Az Be particular and remember tie naHis,
. W,per's csnadisn Vsrm,fuxe." This In the only
sr,icte that can b. depended or. Remember THU
ror s.l, In Ns- Orleans, wholesale sns retail ~
J. WRIGHT i CO.
E1ia prcnrist4Ts.
= sr4 ISL Ctsrles sfr,ttt
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s Ii ERtF F'S SAL
ETAT DE. LA LOUISIANA.
FARoissE pouFsr BaToN sorar.

fAKofssE D ouFSr BAToN Rorar.
I'm vertu 6 ,une Resolution du Juri lie Police 90
IL date dn II Seprenabre, 1857. II sers oIart ca
'ehte ~pubiiquc au plus fart ct derri.r enuherisruCS
ia MASON &c lDut de cette faruisse -
LrNhi L. 10 n'oaToBRE rRorHAIs. 1857.
"A IL heureS 4. NJ, lie terrain lie la yiclle MaisGn lie
CoIr ct les ba'ise 4i sy ,ronsent aysnt f1ue-urs
ifansMs"l ce"t singt pieds dc lace an chsmtu pu-
pstlue, shr trois csnt vingt de profondeur. torn"e en-
hau ut &c arft"rs par terr- dc Wing W kinchelos ct
On bs par ceiles da iy. Patrick.
Conditions de Ia vente In tiers dn pris d ad u.
dication compliant, ct Ia balance On deu1 tsTsiss
esanx ct annneis du joarao Ia ventr rse9iereut
fnnrnissant ses billet. enhoscs p, portaut hyrdrhcqus
nyec confession de Judgement et intere, a 8 pr cent DO
date jnsutau parE.it paineut.
.tct ie yeHte aux irais De Iacuuerrur raripy ant /
Recorder de Ia i'aroissn.
N. w. POPE, Sheriff
Ones, Baton Rouge lie - Scptenbrc, H..
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W.,rrD.-To know the name oi
Ii, very enthusiastic American vino
vas 80 verdant as to pay or the III
..~,;on Of the American ticket III
,he SouA West, under the impress
s;on that it would benefit bis party
+, ,bs Thru D.stFict the contest IS
w.,m Mr.. Sisnr see'ns 10 -a'" eo',s''
'".h,o oroupd. The papers Of t''s DIS
..;., SO ,bat he has already d'st""e'''
~" .onne,ito and that in reality the
~" .,ss, i. l,e,wcen him and the Know
Nothing Candidate Courier
So We thought SINE weeks ago,
hut VIC are daily receed'ng from
that opinion. Daring the early
ontset of Mr.. Sigur's career, from
the enthusiasm evinced by many IN
bis behalf, we honestly thought the
race would be between Mr.. s'sar
s..d Judge Watterston, but from
tho numbers of whom We have
heard returning to the Democratic
sld-that is the Davidson ioid-
;nduces Us to believe that Mr.. Da
wilson will make a better run than
vas anticipated, and that Mr., Sigur
rill be last in the contest.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

couR pr slIIsMR DISTRICT.
Dams lafxiIe dc Ia Succession de Charles Moves. de-
ceaee. No. 533.
4 TTENnU que Emmeline Noyss. administrative
"A a enregistre m Tabieau de son administration
'ians la susdite succession, de meme an un tabieau
des aaaires de la socete que existait entire G.. 4 H.
Noy--, ct adminirtrie jusqu'a "a mort par Charles
Noyes, s0cietnirs s,iyant.
Avis .s' par lie present donne cue toute opposition
i"gaie n Ia homolngation des dite tablea TX, devra etre
ia''e au burh"aa GreH'er De cette raroisse. dams les
tr-nte jours qui suirront la premiere publication de
c";'e avs.
bureau du Gr-fier Quest Baton Rouge. &c am. Oct.
=. D.. 1857. W. Is. NaNBERIIN, GreAier
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Wesx Baton Rouge.
srArr or InrJcrAys

DY VIRTUE Of Commission 10 NE directed 10 Tho
ID above entitled Succession Of date the Goth Gay
Of September A. b. 1857, from tie Sixth District
Court, ia and for said Parish and State, will be Of
fersad for sale at public auction 20 the laat and high
"st bidder a. the last place Of residence of tho dc.
ceased, N tets parish on
Saturday, the 7th. day of November 1857.
at II o'clock Il. 81. all the hereinafter described brop.
erty belonging to the succession OF Of Aveline HsbeTt
decsased-to wit
A Ger tam tract ofland situated IN this pari.h, con-
tanning one arItent and q quarter. front with the depth
Of about forty two arpents, the aide line opening in
the rear, bounied above by Cramas Pehertand HERE
Mclanc"u in frontby a public rond, and bsiow BY
lands o. Isidor. Taigre, with the improvements there.
on.
Margaret, negro ~ernsn aged 80 years. and her
three children. Rossiie aged 9 years ; Rosolie aged
3 year. and iypclite aged 2 years two horses one
na re , six heads OF horned cattle three heads hogs
crop Of corn ont lot Of movable effects,
Terms OF sale The moveables to be sold eath, for
Ill sums OF five dollars aud under. and FIR all suns
above 1--WE collars pa rnble on the 6rst day Of March
next, 1857, purchasers TO furnish their notes endors-
ed TO the satisfaction of the Administrator, payable
at the ONCE Of the Recorder Of this Parish. and bear
ine eight per cent interest per annnm after due till
paid.
The land and slaves to be sold, payable in three
eqnai5 instruments, on the frs. day Of March ~ the
yt.rs 1855, 1889 and 1850 Purchasers to furnish
the other note. a, the Office Of the Recorder OF this
parich. bearing eight per cent interest per annuus
after maturity till paid, and mortgage retained on the
land ana slaves until full and final payment thereof.
WIN WHITE, y. 8.
Yves. Baton Rouge, September 3D.. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
MONDAY, October 10Th 1857.

Al II o'ciock. A. ". the UGGonrt HoIse Lot. and
buildings thereon. situated in this parish containing
one hundred and twenty feet IN width tFrcneh meas
mr.. ! hy one hundred and twenty feet IN depth, bonn-
dea 10 front by public road. above and back ~ lands
Of ". Kincheloe, and below, by lands vi Dr. J. t.
Patrick.
To, ms Of saIe-0ne-third cash on the day Of ..ls,
and the balance payable 10 two equal annual install
mems from the day Of sale. the purchaser t" furnish
his note with good security bearing eight per cent
ner annun fr,m date until paid, with mortgage and
confession Of judgment retained on the property unit!
full and final pa yment. Act Of sale TO be pa -5ed be-
fore the parish Recorder, at the expense Of the pur
chaser. o,-
II. 3. Rouge. Sept. 10Th 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
nm PLANTERS IN

An m, p.oris oy CROSSE iTK " PARTICULAR
wur S,yu;sb 10 the Planters u Crosse Fete.
BARRELS. II SLF BARRELS sri iiU">fEA!io,
t.;,sr,d 1t the river terminus "t til" Rail Read, at
$3.50, nr;cs. Is. ChXt.S i 80.
a, ,r.sm At UrGty landing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
Fly NETs. WHIPS, &c

DER ship Met Cords, direct from the Nc" lor
Manufacture. a ans assortment OF !ly 'st'
Buggy, Carriage and Plantation whips
ms-2 nhAff "~'-