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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
The Personal Appearance OF Mr. Jeffer-
son.

- 1t.t ID. n5aIIt. forthno,o;no I;so n,
mn, Iee.s. s,,,o;np, sesc,in,ion nj Mr.
., .I., !, -.
a,,s -, ,ss s,s,srsllv boreye- rather
ar,a 10. ,.;ho,'+ -e.son
His e,c. .l,ongb an
- t;eI ben mad ;,,elli,ence
SIT i,b tba cbeart,, vivocity of
ST'',,' !, 11,. ia
fS ..,,5ish c,,a.,,,,, hair
s;,i.s, .;s f,ll deem set ewes the
,vas 1iobt have, for ,ecks
e ,I : ;oylr of grev \ were necrliar-
10 avrrsssve and r6ifrored as the clear lake mir
s +l5 clond. e5er7 emotion ,Sh;cE, yres passing
III, NM, n. efeod ~ fset tsyf, and = 6fslf
80 :, ,o,.l rery slim y. Ills period
80, oa ;-se~ an, h;s ,noze,nants
~. To r.s an e~ne-t
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.,o~. NE o,.coe-s ,,.,,ssllc orars-
- .t-.....,a IA ..ss;.t t1;. corvers.,,en al
- ;r...,.s.-ai,,o sh.re of .,ot
-. s,oiled
q e.
~ '.'SuU'i "nN ~ :" H., ,,o
oucnVe an ihhuenee ~ Q tie
"aSeFlns 10 nls poi.''0'Ai -,
ness ear neS'ueSs N'u 'ot - - a.s
sympathy WIN "u'i"n! - 80.
sangul'ie ~
u0y won upon tue
ne".e', Ou' y, ,NO's 80 d., =. co,r, Io,,
WIN '"e W. -, no., t;t,.' scolar-
g,o"InE eSE'Inu'es 60 .,: yTs.1,o ,ho oo,,r,I,, md
hke stnN' ."e .oo. Ton,,e
s Ifitnsturally had anything
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
Mi8reIlaiteuus.
lsound Advice no young Men.

KeeS{good company, or none. Never be idle. If
your lSands can't be usefully employed, attend to
the cui9vation of your mind. Always speak the
truth. Make few promises. Live Up to your en-
gagemeats. Keep your own secrets, if you have
any. Yrhen you speak to person. look him in the
face. GOOD company and good conversation are
the ver4 sinews ofvirtue. Good character is above
all things else. Your character cannot be essential
lyiiujuaed, except by your own acts, If any one
speaksEl ofyou let yonr life be SO that no one viii
believe him Drink no kind ofinto vieatine liquors
Ever lie tnisfortune exceptedl within your in
come. sy&hen you retire to bed think over wha. you
have bAsn doing during the day. Make no haste to
ba rich you would prosper. Small and steady
gain giEe competency, with tranquility of mind
Eeser s,lay at any game of chance. Avoid tempta-
ton, though you fear you may not withstand it
Earn rnnney before you spend it. Never run into
dabt unless you see a way to.get out of it Never
boftow;if youc possibly avoid it Do not marry
u1sil y6n are able to support a wife. Never speak
evil Of any cne- Be just before you are generous.
Keep sgurself Innocent if5pp would be happy
Save when you are young that you may spend when
YOU r arg old. Read over the above maxims asleass
. - . - 4
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Live Stock.

! Z sa-a
= In the States Of Ohio, Kentucky and Tsn>
I nessee, ailsrger proportion of hogs is raised
than y any other part OF the world Those
three States had IN 1888. about mae nsiLIieas
Of .s,'f'se,or more than half the whole number
in Russia - double ms many rs in France land
as many as France, Spain, Portugal, and Italy
,together one great reason of this is, that
these States are the great region Of Indian
Cotni where the abundance Of this food ena.
bles the producer to fatten s,sinO for market
early and prnatably. Looking to the great
markets of Cincinnati. Louisville and NASH
vile, we think it an under estimate to say
these States sent million offat hogs to mar
ket. When these animals come 10 be packed
Ito be rendered into lard1toShe smoked'in
hams, aud bavep their. ba;r converted into
brushest--they were worth not less than eigh-
teen mit!:ous of dollars So far as Ohio is
concerned, the height of this production has
doubtless been reGUhesi. Il ID not likely that.
with the advancing tide Of population filing
up uities aud toNns;g FfAe inofsase of the arts
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/, RsautlruI Paragraph.

The following lines are taken. from Sit
Hnn,nbrev DAVIS Salmonia: a:-"T envy no
quality of mind or intellect in others-bes 4, It
Genius, power, wit or fancy-bu # l could
Choose what would be most deligh and l
believe most useful to me, should prefer q
ssne ,e,;gious belief to any other blessing for
!. ,ales =, iFs discipline Of goodness, breathes
new n hone. yarnisshes and throws over the de-
esythe - m destruction of existence. the most
oorgaons io1, Of all light; aNakens life even in
death, and from corruption and decay calls up
ia beauty and divinity makes and instrument IS le
Of torture and shame the ladder q oi ascent. TO
Paradise; and far above all m6l1allon q
..srtl,Iys hopesa calls mp the most delightful
,,;sss,ns of hahn and anlaranths, the gardens
Of the blest and security of everlasting joys
where the sensualist and sEeptic view only
gloom, decay, annihilation and despair.
Nat, what are leaning over that empty
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
OratorY.

In looking oyer. some. .iold papers day or
two since we stumbled overa speech delivered
by Henry Clay before the tudepss Of the New
York State and National Law School. Speak
ing of the art of extemporaneous speaking,
he said: sG .et, q
nI owe MY success in life to ono single fact,
viz: that, at the age Of twenty~seveh, COM
menced and continued for years theProcess of
daily reading and speaking upon the contents
of some rhetorical and scientific book. These
off.hand efforts were made sometimes in
cornfield, at others in the forest, and not unr
frequently in some distant barn, with the horse
and the OK for my auditors. Itis.lot this carly
practice of the great art of all arts that am
indebted for the primary and leading impulses
that stimulated me forward. and baFe shaped
and moulded my entire subsequent destiny =
Improye, then, young gentlemen, the superior
adYsn tages you here enjoy. Let not day
pass without exercising yourpoweFs of speech.
There is NO power like that OF oratory-
Cesar controlled msn by exciting their fearS 5
Cicero, by. captivating their affections and
swayiug their passions. The influence of the
one perished with It's author that of the other
continues to this day. fe- esA
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M odiCal Hou.se
n NO. u SOUTH FREDERICK ST, ,sr2
w BatmOrc, Md. S


and Scientific Medical hid, and fer Me
suppression Of QuackrrY. 60,
nR SMITH has for many years dcvoied his
II who L. attention the trcatmcNt of fPriYatt COM
plaints all their varied and complicated forms
tnt suc as weFo Considered neur
able sufficient to com-nchd him to the public as
worthy of the extensive patronage which he has re-
ccivcd. Within the last eight years, DIR. = hne
treated than 30 500 ofP rivatc complaints
in their different forms and stages, practice which
no doubt excccds that all the other physicians
Advertising in Baltimore and not single case is
known where directions were strictly followed and
medicine taken at reasonable time, without effect
ing a radical and permanent cure; therefore, per
sons afflicted with diseases of the above nature, no
matter hoyv difficult or long standing the cass may
fec, No Il South Frederick Street.
Tic aflsi1tcd should bear in mind that Dr. is the
only regular physician advertising. who has for
many years devoted his whole attention TO thetrca-
1nent ofths class of Diseases. 49,.
His mcGicincsarc free from Mercury and all min,
eral poiscrs; putup in a nCatand comPnctfor:n and
may be tatcn in public or private house, or lwhle
travelling without exposure or hindrancc from bI-
sness, and except in cases of violent inflammation,
no change of diet is necessary.
Let the unfortunate bear in mind, when attfG'lon
overakes him, that time should be lost in making
application to- a competent physician, as they would
not only obtain relief from pain, avoid modification
through exposure and cludc great consttutonalln-
urv, but enable their medical assistant to be more
moderate in his charges than nc could justly be,
where symptoms have become cor hfrmcd or the dis.
ease more widely diffused. The rapid advance OF
this truly terrifying disease s sufficient to the
boldcst hSart When liberation and discOlored
blotches with rackng palms, bctrny to the unhappy
victim the deadly poison preying uron his vitaIS,
then card not till them do many awake to full
sense Of tlcir danger.
We arc called upon every few dn ye to cure Chronic
Diseases, which were supposed to have been c!rcd
years ago. but instead (which, were only CHECKED
driven into the system by mercury orcoPayIa, there-
fore seem be we'll, but in longer or shorter time,
bv some slight cause brokcout its worst and most
difficult FORMS producing ulcers n the throNt nose
swelling ofbones etc. on account of the number
Of such Which nave lately come under my care, and
nroper trtatment in the first stages of The ;scnscs
nav causr Dr. smith thinks it his duty to advise the
unfortunatc particularly strangers, to be careful
that they arc not deceived by false advertisements Of
1oGsf qcS & I4 I 3L physciTns
NJ Ii or innroner treatment the patient is Of
ton reduced to state which makes the case extreme
Iv dificuIt to cure Therefore, all should be aware
of the Importance OF consulting skullu Pnys4o4"A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

saES-sJl Jones was a stage.driyer for many years
i3ss,re lie railroads had become plentiful and he
foiSsyed various occupations SINCE. Bis pFfn7
cii,al employment noR is drinking strong liquors,
4. "a hfsnose reflects constantly the bonfire. lew
sf:es. Sol stepped into one Of our fashionable
sestaurznts and called FOR brandy. The decansef
haSaed to him, and he poured out glass foil.
& yith aIiook ofayersion at the water pump, near
n1iiel. be was standing, he tossed of the brandy,
ana sat down his glass with strong expressions OF
e s Sny1iling INC matter With the hrandy inquired
die 4I1afs tender Il ieal zsit
agas the grnff reply
! 4 sSgbh ads 1t asked Boniiace
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nanstio Pfeaching.

The Rev. Ffnney, in a discourse on HMOral Hon
s.fvt u Boston. a few evenings since. said
Go down on State street. gather together all the
moral honesty there is to be found there give it
thorough sitting, and what mournidl spectacle
would hrn up to view Y
NJ fsttbsr disconrses on eFuneraI Sermonsa
4isosaetimes wish people could attend their own
.,apetala Could some men hear the sllogies pro-
1:3unce upon their characters for moral honesty
afteI thlir death, how they would Shrek and howl
!, Id i5ey Aay in their collins =
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Ynunr Me'n,

Yoyvo Mss especially, who have become The vic
as s.lit4ry Vice that dseadfd and destructive
I,.1Ii of 7Oung mon The most exalted talented
-+I,f.I,iantIntclfcct, who mightotherwlschave en-
Te if aaT 9 cR cG
~ C,IlI confidence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

MIaR1AaE.-Get married Marry, let the
risk Be what it may it giy3 dignity TO your
profession, inspires confidence and commands
respect. With wife, the lawyer is. more
trusty. the doctor more esteemed, the me.
ehanfc throws the hammer WITH increased
power, and shoyes the plane with q more dex-
terous. hand the merchant gets better credit
-iin short; a man without wife is no man
a ALI she nurses lin while sick, she watches
for him IN health. Gentlemen. get wife. q
.hretty one ifs yoniIike them best-a good one
Iyltsi, she is4o be found--and . rich one if
YOU YOU can gel her pretty and good
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
REM. F. & THOMAS p. BEAL1,
rTIToRS AND PRopRIsToRs

-. on MAIN STREET, :. sEw SPInIT Bg11Drxo
esprit OF JEFFERSON is published on
P,,I4v Morning, at So in advance-stS ,SCI q
I'd gittn the year-or S3if not paid Gntiiaf.
2. Tho expiration ofthe year.
y ~ ADVERTISEMENTS w2ll be inseftea at the
Of 81 per square, for the first three inser
inU '",' and 25 cents for each continuance. Those
.OuI .aOO.uIn,rked1nthe manuacriptfor specifed time.
III bo inserted until forbid, and cHKnGEp Ac.
soaUISGtT.
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MhrPage

Y"r':d Persons or th9:s s contemplating marriage
Ijoeut should iintncia tely consult DR.. Johnston.
II, who places himself rndcr the curc,Of DR.. john
5:ln.a a! contidflti1- rely upon his skill as
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vA1r1moRE LOCK HOSPITAL.

founder Of this Celebrated institution. Offer.
,ss IN 14t Certain, Speedy, and only GtIcctuaI
lt.Siy in the world for
r"-'1' secret Diseases:
,.o-rhos. elects Structures. Seminal Weakness
thu Loins Affections efthe and Bla-
Is. f,,s Of Organic Powers, Nervous Irritabity
a., ..e Of the Head, Threat, Nose or Skins and
!s,;,, az Of Youth, which destroy both body ana
aI,0J. Those secret and solitary practices more
III - their victims than the song Ofthe Syrcns to
Of Ulysses, blight ing their most bril-
.aI ,I.s or auticiPatiohs, rendering lit;rrriagc,
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Ii you want to gain a Womah's afec
tons, don't appeal to her head butte her feel
ingsi Ono squeeze otsthe hand OF press OF
the lips, IS worth q dezen speeches. Calico is
an institution Of touch, not logic
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Nat what are leaning over that empty
eask rsT mourning over departed, ,spfrils3
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@ Cure s1T' warrantcd orno Charge, from
OGe to two days.
"a McrcurY CT NauscOQs Drngs used.

Member Of The Royal College q Surgeons, ondon
rtfro most eminent G9liee !; tho the
s the Iospit al of London Paris hilndel-
Il. 1 st eI.swere wi, las elected Of the snostas
"isiliu cures that ever known Many tFoublcd
,;,b rin,thc and head when asleep, great
f.;y:,rsmess, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
fWffuIncss, with frequent blushing, attended some
dcs with dcra gcmcnt Ofmind, wcrecnrcd i'nn"dl-
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a city eaitoribeing in the country deer shoot.
ing vas too frightened 10 shoot at the buck, as be
: went. by: The hnnssnen came up and asked him
way iiis did not shoot His lips trsmblsd as he
.,anl;ssl I saw snottin but the deyi go byS
NH, an his head and his
.stelSing ont behind I'll
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No IL 6 Frederick ST Bait Ind.
fsNo letters will be answ cred unless they sfoet,
or Postage Stamp TO pay postlge on
he answer. - i.L i.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON' ROUGE.

- Z -
SIXTH DlLTRJCT COURT
In matter Of the succession Of Hilaire Bergeren, d.
ceased. No. 581.
DIV VIRTuE Of \ commission to me directed in the
IL above entitled succession. Of date the 9th day Of
May, 1858, from the 9th District Court in and for said
parish and Estate, will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder 1T the last
place Of residence Of the deceased, in this parish on
Saturday, 18th day Of June 1858,
at IL O'Clock a. m, all the hereinafter described prop
erty belonging to the aforesaid succession, to VITA
certain tract of land situa ted in this parish, measu-
ring four arpents front more or lets to the river Mis-
s1Ssirpi. with the depth thereunto belonging beveeu
parallel liens. bounded above by the Cut oil road, end
below oy lands of Bernard peyronpin, in the rear by
lands OF Michel Hebert, tn the buildings and i'm.
pr"ve'nen's thereon. Joe. negro boy, aged IS wears;
Charles, aged 26 years; Moses. aged SO years; Nickles,
aged Is years; Victor, aged IA years; Sam, aged j.:
yeers; Aarceline, woman. aged about Is years; tIor-
tense. aged n years and her 3 children. Jean, aged G
years. Ad"n'a. 4 years. Laura, 2]4 years; Azuma, aged
II years and Elizabeth aged l6 years. 4 horses; 2
mares; : cows and calves: ] pair O. oxen; one lot Of
hogs lot of corn, movpables. &c.
Terms of sale:-The npyea bles to b" sold cash for
all sums of twenty dollars and under, and for all sn1ns
over that amount, payable on the LIST of March 1859.
The slaves to be sold one. fftl. cash, and the balance
payable on the LIST of March Of the years 1889, 1860
pa ;ablcon the same terms as the slaves. Purchasers
to furnish their notes payable at the Recorders office
and with approved security, bearing s per cent. inter-
after due till paid, end mortgage retained on the
land until full and fnal payment. The widow Berge-
ron reserves to herself the occupation Of the dwelling
said land, during her life time. or until she abandous
the right of occupation herein Reserved to her.
THEO. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge, My sti 1858. DIS.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Eaton Rouge.

COUR DU SXIEME DISTRICT.
Isaac Hobbs & Gle. ct ais, interveneurs, vs.. Gabrie
Loubi"re, ct ais. No. 1873.
I'm VERTU DUN orlro de fl. ia. a MOI addresse dan
IL pafairre ci-dessus, en- date du 2eme fevrier,
1903, par Ia Cour du fme District JuGicia1re. dams ct
pour la dite paroisse ct Fiat, il sera o1ert Ell vente
publique au plus ohraptsdern,er encherrisseur sur les
iieux a 6ruly Landing. en- cette paroisse.
Samedi, 3me jour de Juliet, 1858,
a IL cures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct interets 4u
defendeur, Gabriel Loubiere, ct ais, q la p~ropriete CT
apres cecrites:-
sayoir I'm certain moroccan de terre lou terrain)
situe en- cette parois,e. contcnant I'm demi arpent,
plus GU mons, srr deux cent tcinQuante pieds de pro-
fondeur, borne en- haut par terre De Jean ,Cazos, ct
celle appartenant d Ia succession de Joseph Alllet,
en- arrierre par Nine Henry Heck, aepouse de FRANCOIS
Gascon en- bas par lie chemin, de; Bruly, ct en- a.ant
par Bertrand fazes. Une vieille charlotte; IN stove
de cuisine; dix chaises; une table a manger; uce
petit table: une paire chenet ct pince; I'm ~lavabeau;
IN pot ct Ia bole; I'm garde manger; IN lot de tatence:
une jarrt :: une grandef chaudiere; deux crachoire.
pour payer ct %satisfaire ]e dit ordre 'Pexeeution.
- Conditions de ia yente-A M credit de DOME
mois. Iacquereur fouruira son bon, avec bonnie ct
valable securite. portant iuteret de date a raison du
hut pour cent psr An josqu'au paiment final.
WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff
Quest Baton Rouge, le 8 Mai, 1858.
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Bayou Sara g. New Orleans
LINE or COAST PACKETS.

DAYOU SARA M11L.-The steamer
D CAPITOL. Captain V. 3. BARAsco, a4a&dd4
leaves New Orleans every MONDAY at 5d@1
P. ~, and every FRIDAY at 10 A. y. for MorYanza.
The steamer LAtREI. HILL, Captain J.. Hoorn,
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, at 9 A. T., ard
avery WEDNESDAY at r. n for Bayou Sara.
The ste mar 6. D. j., Captain VINCENT, leaves
New Orleans E, cry TUESDAY and THURSDAY At 10
A. NJ, and overy ATURDAYat5 r y tor B. Gonia
The steamer RELF, Captain HALL. leaves New
Orleans every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY morning
for Bayou Crosse Tete Railroad. #.-.w
HN.R The Capitol and Laurel Bill win take
no Coast freight. go
1.e.t Me- Orleans: nov 21tf
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'uucst Baton Rouge.

CoUR DU s1XlEME
Dams Fafaire De la succession de IIilaire Berreron,
decedee. '58t
LIN VERTU pune commission a moi adresse dams
u Paltaire ci.dessus, en- date du CINE jour du Mai.
1908 de la Cour de 6me District Judicaire, dams ct
pour Ia paro'sse ct etat sasdite, il sera onert en- vente
publique au plus oHrant ct dernier encherrisseur a Ia
deruier residence du deces, en- cette paroisse,
Samedi, lie 12me JOUR de JUN, 1853
a II heures a. m, toutes les prophecies sulvantes,
apparte ant a la susdite succession, savoir-Unc Ger
TAU morceau de terre situe en- cette taro,ssc, measu.
rant quatre arpens du lace. plus GU molns, au 1euve
Mississippi, avec la profondeur qui y appartenant
entire lignes parallelles, borne en- haut par le chemin
du Racourct, en- has par terres de Bernard Peyronniu,
ct en- arriere par Michel Hehert. avec les batisses ct
ameliorations our sy trduvent. doe. negre- are de IS
ans; Charles de 20 ans; Moses d. so ans; Nicklrs de
10 ans; Victor de ii ans: Sam de II ans: Marcelliue.
negresss. agee de As ans; FIortense, agee de p ans ct
ses 5 enlans, Jean, age de 6 ans, Adonia, de 4 ans ct
Laura, de ~ ans; Azuma, agee &c II ans; Elizabeth.
agee DC l6 ans. 4 chevaux; 2 juments; 2 vaches ct
veatx; l ;a,r de hoeufs de tire; l lot de cochons; ! lot
mals' ! lotd'eHects, mobil,eI, &c.
Conditions lie Ia vente:-Les mobiliera seront ven
dues compliant pour tout soInmes de vingt piastres, ct
au-deaSouS, ct pour soute son1T'e Au-aessus de ce mon.
1ant, payable le Ter Mars 1859. Les esclayes serout
vendus, un-cinquieme compliant, ct la balance pava-
Bile lie Ter Mars DIES anuees 1859, 1860. ct 1861. La
terre sera vendue, uu-dixieme compliant. ct la balance
au meme temps que les eScIaves. Les accuereurs
leurs billets, payable au bureau du Rccor-
leur de cette parolSse, ayec, securite sui1isante. lor-
tant ) per cent d'interet par an apres echeauee ius-
III an pa'ment, ct hypotheque retenu sur Ia terre ct
les esclaves ~jusqu'au lartait ct final paiment.
la veure II. Bergeron, Sc reserve lie droit d'user de-
Ii mals"n. de la cour. du jardin, ct tous les entoura-
gcs de Ia terme sus decrite, pendant sa we duante,
GU Jusqu'a ce quelle abandonne lie dit druit d'user.
: Thu REl2GERON.
Quest Baton Rouge, lie s Mai, 1855. D.s.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH DE- WESTB4TON FOZHE

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Louisa J. Nolan for herself, and az Tutrix " John
I. Nolan personally as agent and Dative Executor.
No. 1873.
DY VIRTUE of a writ OF Fl ia. to me directed IN the
- above entitled suitof date the 22nd day of April
1855, from the Sixth District Court in and for said
parish and Stare, will he otIefed FIR sale at public auc-
ton to the last and highest bidder in front of the
Court House of this parish on,
Saturday 9TH day Of June 1853,
at II O'Clock a. M. all the right, title and interest CT
the defendent, John 7. Nolan, as heir, in the success
sion Of John Nolan deceased, amounting to about
eight thousand thousand dollars (s6u00) to pay and
satisfy said writ of execution. ~
-. Terms of sale-CASif.
THEo. BERGERoN, D.s,
Vest Baton Rouge, May LIST 1855.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-22
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAR0IssE D'0uEsr BATON ROUGE,
couR DIV slxIENE~ DISTRICT.

OUR DE- siXIEME F. DISTRICT
Dams paaaire des Succession de Marie Ann Trahsn,
veuve Jean Beiiony Daigre, decedee. No. $50.
{ TTENDU que Drausin Tu,l'i.r CONNIE admins.
n trateur des dites succession, : ce j, ur enregis.
ire I'M tableau ct compile 6aal de son Administration
de Ia dite succession, pour aomologatlon- ~.
AVIS est par le present dome que toufe opposition
lega1e a rhomol'gation du dit tableau ct con,pte dev.
"a etre faite dams lie bule,u du grehier de cette par
oisse dams les trente jours qi suivront IA premiere
publication de Get avis. 4, y. 3:
Quest Baton Rouge Mai Ter 1858. Grefher.