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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

EDcErIrLp DISTRICT, S. c., July, 1859.
The undersigned having had Grover Il Baker
Sewing Machine, purchased of NJ. A. RANSOM, in
Use in our families for some time past, take pleas
urc in giving our testimony to its complete adap-
tation for family and plantation work. making Il
scam of grcot .trc"yA and elasticity, is very SIM
pie easily learned and kcptin order and running
with 50 Title noise not TO Interfere will, c0nvcr
Sator, if carried in an ordinary tone OF voice in
close proximity to the machine. We regard these
Machines amnns the greatest labor-Saying in-
vcntions of the age. Signed,
J. W. STOKES, GEO. Med. VIEWER,
4. J. CREIGHTON. i. i. MAYS.
TII0S. KERNAGHAN, JAS. L. MATHIS.
WM HILL, SAML. J. HOICE,
SIDNEY S. BOYCE, WM. SPIRES,
i. J. RYAN. A. M.BENS0N,
JOHN a. ADDISON, LCCltS J.. 1lALL,
G. D. MINIS. i. T. HAMILTON,
ELIJAH WATSON, Sr. JOEL CURRY.
JAS. S. HARRISON, ROBERT J. BUTLER,
a. j. HAMMOND, SAML L. BOWERS.
CHAS. HAMMOND,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

PRICE DIMES.
The Liver Inr;"oratoT and Family Ca
tharic Pills are riacd by Druggists generally, and
sold wholesale BY the Trade in all the large towns.
s. Y. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
MANUFACTURER and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
Aug. "a, 1859 y 90
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.


Parish of Ik1eryfIie.
In matter Of the Estate Of lien Ellison, deceased
No. 397.
RY v,rtue of commission to rae directed in the
IL above entitled matter of date the 18th day OF De-
soefnoer, 1858 from the Honorable sixth District
IN and for the Parish of Iberrie and State first
so'ssaid will be offered for sale public auction to
Aae hghsst bidder, the premises at St. Mches, in
'ass parish of West Baton Rouge, on
Thursday, February "a, 1859,
st II o'ci ock, a. NJ
we following described property, belonging to the
s'ocsssfon OF Alien Elsen, deceased to-wit: Ger
' lot or piece If grouud situated lying and being
"a ~ M sas town OF West Baton Rouge, and in the parish
vast Baton Rouge. designated the place o. sail
~ .'Nn as surveyed and lad out By joseph Garlinsk.
surveyor and civil engineer in the year 1854 as oeing
We eastern part OF portion Of lots Nos and 2 in
Eaafe No. 2east measuring together sixty feet front
Hae'sh nleasnrel Mississippi street BY n10rty
. sst IN depth. together with the buildings and I'M
p4o'enaents thereon. Terms Of sale, cash.
WM, WHIrE, Sheriff
Vest Batea Kouge, jan Is, so
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assemble a: the t-a~boarj Of Mrs. Nc
Alpha On the day following. Each ma
ron WAS requested - bring with her
daughter wi,p was Not ofr young to
marry yet. III being present an hour
before tea, Mr.. McNIjn read the letter,
and made the necessary explanations
They <hon sat down to tea; supper be-
ing endel. each lass gave in her ULTIMA
tum ; three only We're wiling 10 embark
on tbs voyage ct matrimonial discovery
the three agreed 10 draw cuts Mary
Eolinson drew the longest straw, and
was hailed the Bonnie Bride.
" In ten day thereafter they wero
|rea>tng the waves Of the Atlantic
Ocean; they entered the Chesapeake
Bay after a passage Of twelve weeks,
which at that period was termed good
passage, IN two days more they were
ascending the shores Of the James River.
When NJ. Crawford, (he hero of our
taIe,) heard the ship had arrived, he
manned his own boat with four stout
men servants, and started to meet the
ship. Mary was standing on the quar-
ter leck, ad'nirjng natures widest gran
deur; she had recovered from the sea-
sickness when four days out the health
full breezes Of the Atlantic had imprinted
on her pretty face beautiful freshness
there she stood, her cheeks tipged with
the roses Of Sharon, and her bonny brow
as white as the lily Of the valley. Craw-
lord spraug on deck, and was introduced
by the captain. He looked on Mary
with love and admiration: her soft hand
lay in his ; he was shot. Crawford, the
captain, and Mary descended from the
ship, and repaired to the house Of The
widow aforesaid. On tho thirtieth day
Of probation, the lovers were united in
the holy bonds of wedIock. The old
lady remarked, she often heard her
mother say a happier couple never lived.
John <lnderso11, nay Joe, John,' was
their motto ant. their song.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

AxE-IDENT AND [S-cpESr.---Nehe-
niah bad a careless habit, while talking,
Of tapping everything near him with
whatever he held in his hand.
Nehemiah returning, axe in hand,
from cbopping, called upon neighbor
Jones. In the course Of conversation be
nn|uckiIy chopped a dne table Of the
farmers.
See there, You careless lubber," ex~
claimed the farmer, "see what large
dent YOU have made in my furniture."
Y es,, 1neekly answered Nehemiah,
who was something Of a wag, " but that
was An accldent.'
Very likely" cried the enraged far
mer, burying his fist in the offenders
phiz, and that's an incident"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF VEST B.A1ON ROUGE

In matter succession Of John Nolau deceased
No. 4G6,
DY virtue OF a commsson to Inc dir :cted, in the
l above entitled succession OF date the 30th day
o. December, A. 1858 from the Sixth District
Court in and said parish an1 state, viii be Of
fered for sale at public aucon 10 +he last and high
est bidder in front Of the Court House Of this parish,
On Monday, 18th Of March, 1859,
~ IL cioeh a. a. Tue ~ u, scrice@ pi"P1lS
belonging to the estate Of John Eoan deceased, to
wit :: The soath half Of section seven, containing
three hundred and two-36E0o acres yhe north east
quarter of section nine containing hundred ana
sixty and east one hat of section four coutain
ing three hundred and nDe, 81 90 acres all sltua ted
in township seven, south range eleven east, south
ca tern district parish If West Ratot Rouge near
Lake Crocodile the following terms nd ,ndt,ont
viz said property 10 be sold il credit Of twelve
months with PERSONAL security approved b. tb- Fx..-
quor OF the estate Of John Nolan =" tn mortgage
tanned On sa i'd lands until full end final payment.
WILLIAM WHITE Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, February 10, 1859.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

ii heures A. NJ toutcs lea proprleteS suvantes ap.
partenant q la suslite succession, savoir:-un Ger
tain morceau on lot de terre stue cette parossn,
mesnrant, apeu pres, arpent ct quart de face
au aeuve Misss issippi, proondeur d peu-
pres deux arpents, borne aut pa terres dc
Louis Bechade. en- bas par ch"mn appartenanl
aux heretiers de CeleStin Tepet en- arr,ecre par
ceies des herctier Templet, les ameliorations
aW sy trouvent. Tn autre morceau de terre aussi
stu en- cette parosse, vngt trois arpens du heuve
contenant un arpeuC de face, par une profondeur de
o2 sept arpens, borne hant par terres de Vaimont
tetoas, en- bas par IN chemn appartenant Pierre
"e'aneon, ANS en- arriere a"ec les aelioras sions
4n sy trouTent La dlte terre ouvrant arfiere.
IN honlme negre, nomme Baptiste, age de quar-
an1e ;4u) ans; neg Sophie. agee de trent
oo ans ct ses trois enins, Lucie agce de sept ans
fosorne agee de tre ct Eeyina, eDiaut Eroi-
she agae dc dix ans; un mulet cheveaux; vaches
eochons; I'm lot dc 1noutnns; lot de mais rt oin
eos De corde; pieux pcteaux; effects mohiliers bat
]eg1es de cuisine etc.
Conditions de la vente:-Les effects mobers se-
!ont vendus compsant pour toute souue de dix pias
Ies eI au dessOus, e pour t0ute soInnles dessus
ns OK plastres, payable en- tout Janvier proclaim,
iop les acquereurs fourniront eurs bllets enos,es
Ia satisfaction de la Tutrice ct pcrtan huit pour
cent u lnteret apCes echeance jusqu'au parfat pai
meht' Les terres ct esclaves seront venlus, cuq
'eme compliant, le jour de Ia vente, ct In balance
payable en- trois termes egaux LIE premiere iour de
foSF'er des annees 1860, 1861 OF 1862. Les acquer
cures tourniront leurs blets endosses la satsfac
aoh ae Ia Iutrice: payable t'ofce du Recordeur de
se'9e narossc, ct portant interet raison de hut
pouf cent par an apres echeance juSQuau partait
Pa1neht ct hFpotheque retcnu sur les terrea ct
''AFes Jusqu'au plein ct final painaent.
WM. WHITE,
ouest Baton Rouge, Fevrier lie ), 1850. Sheriff
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Cure FOR CouGH Or HoARsEHE Ess.-

A writer IN the Charleston Courier gives
the following as a remedy for the above
complaint: Chip up fat Iightwood and
put han lful Of the chips into a pint Of
common spirits. 4 teaspoonfu' in a
wine glass Of water on going to bed will
cure q hoarseuess, and If tai Ken three
times a day, Or whenever cough is
troublesome, it will effect a speedy cure.
A few chips thrown into hot shovel,
and lhe odor breathed, will be found
ssrviceable IN lung complaints and ia cal
culate1 TO relieve asthma.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
sIxTH DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGl

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
T., n,.tter Of Succe sson of Cramas Herbert No 5ss
~r1y VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
rs above entitled succession Of date Sd day of Feb
nav 1s5e from the 9th District Court in and for
said Parish and State, will be offered for sale st public
sneton to the last and highest bidder at the last
place Of residence Of the deceased, in this Parish
Saturday, 18th day of March, 1859,
at II o'clock, a. NJ. all the hereinafter described
nropertv belonging to the aforesaid succession. to
rit. 1 certain tract of land and lot situated in
this Parish, measuring about one arpent and
4 quarter front to the river, with depth Of about
two arpents bounded above by lands of Widow Louts
neehs;je below by a road belonging to the herr Of
leestine Templet and in the by heirs Of Ceies
tine Ternplet with the improvements thereon.
another tract of land also situated in this Parish at
about twenty three arpents from the river containing
ons arpeat by seveateen arpents in depih bounded
ahoye by lands of Valmonl Ferbos, below by road
belonging to Pierre neancon, as also In the with
the improvements thereon, said laad opening in the
rear Negro man Batiste aged forty years negro
woman named Sophie aged thirty years, and her
three children Lucy. aged seven years. VlctoTine,
aged four years and Elvina, infant Froisene,
AGED ten years: mult, one white horse, roam
horse, sorrcl horse, cows one lot hogs one lot
sheep one lot corn lot fodder lot cord wood
one lot pickets, one lot household furniture, and
kitchen utensils, &c &c.
TERMS Of S1Is.-The noyeabte effects to be sold for
cash for all of ten dollars and under and for all
suma over and above ten dollars. payable in the
month of January next, 1860, purchasers to furnish
their notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the utrx
and beariug eight PEI cent Interest after due till
paid. The lands and slaves to be sold for oneffth
cash on the day Of sale, and the balance payable in
three equal instalments, the first day of February
of each of the years 1880, 1861 and 1852 the pnrcha
Ses furnish their notes endorsed TO the tisactson
OF the tutrx payable at the Office Of the Recorncr of
this Parish and bearing eight per cent interest from
and after maturity till paid and mortrage retained
on the land and slaves until full and final payment
WM. WHITE.
Wuest Baton Rouge. Feb. 1858. Sheriff.
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
PAROIssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE
COUR DU StXiENt. DISTE

LUIE DE sIAI u JIs ETEI.
Dams laaire de Ia succession he Allen Ellison ,ecet.r
No ,97
yJsN vcrtu d unc commission moi nt'~e>sn ID US
Ii ssalre cj dessus latt du II ItecenoDre lSaS
par la Cour du ame District de la parosse Ibel vile
ct EtAt susdit, il oticrt sente public Ne
plus Trant ct deru1er eucherr sseur sur les l,rux
Jeudi, le a Fevrier, 1859,
q II heurss a. m. Il prop let" a"rr$ ircrtc. ap
pa r teuant la succesSin ic Allen El+.n tirttn,-
"ir II n certain d." terre - ~ta
dams la vile dOue>t Baton Rouge. pa r. ~st' Quest
Baton Rouge, desgnee e plan de Ia dit viii" pri.
par Joseph Gornsk, Arpcnleur at lnse4ieuf Ii> tit
dams lannee 1851. etant Ia partt isl de- lots
N's. ct ? dams le 4uarre No Est, n",ur'nt >oiA-
ante pieds de face, anglaise, ia: Nset>>.i,p
quatreying dix peds Il" profonde e,r acc l"s
ameorations qui s Y trouvent
Hs- Conditions de la yeute-~EOIPTAAI.
WI WRITE
Quest Baton Rouge .JaDvier 1859.
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The tear boy [eomotns,
lie uH ge Of ]nz0 gen

She loved, but owned it not as yet;
When he was absent she was lone,
She felt old before unknown,
And Leon filled it when they met;
She called him twenty times day.
She knew not why, she could not say;
She tcetted when he went away,
And lived III sorrow and regret;
Sometimes she frowned with statel mien,
And child him like Il little queen;
And then she soothed him meek and mild,
And grew as trusttul as child
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

George seIwyn once affirmed in cum
pauy that no woman ever wrote q letter
without postscript. MY next letter
will refute you" said lady e. SeIwyn
soon after received letter from her lad ~
ship, when after her signature, stood
T. s. Who was right now, you or | Z
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

Cost OF REros1Na SOUL, DC
Sons weeks ago an lrisiman named
QuigIey, who belonged to this city, lost
bis life on the railroad. His wake WAS
celebrated at the house of brother-in-
law, Connel by name. TO raise the re-
quiste funds, recourse was had to de-
post of 500 which the deceased had in
a savings bank. It appears that one
Dan. DriscoII, WITH the consent ofQug-
Iey's widow, drew the mouey from the
bank, and that all but $40 Of it was
spent. Afrerward Driscoll was arrested
for procuring the money improperly, and
on the trial the following curious bll'
was offered in evidence
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She stood beside the counter,
The day he'll re er forget,
She thought the musllns dcareE
Than any she'd seen yet;
Ae watched her playful fingers
The silks and satins toss,
The clerk looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the loss.
"Show me some velvet ribbon,
Berage and satin turk"
She said, -" | want TO purchase"
Then gave the goods jerk;
The clerk was all obedience
He travelled = on his shape,'
At length, with hesitation,
SHE BOUGHT A YARD OF TAPE!
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p1s~ A new feat in the Photographic

G9s~ 4 new feat IN The Photographic
art has just been performed by N. Ma
dar. tie we'll known photographer Of
Paris. lie assembled in a balloon with
NJ. GODDARD, and from various heights
took birds eye views Of the city and sur
rounding country. On the OCCASION OF
the FIRST attempt OF this kind, the balloon
soon entered cloud, and it was found
impossible TO execute ths proj j"ct; but
the second attempt is said to have sue
ceeded perfectly. Tue new views will
soon be given to the pubic.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ct,tK m SIXiEME i'lATRllT.
pAROIsSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

na, l4tffir, lie Id succession de John Nolan decede
No. iH6
T,NN VERTUf.d uae commission \ M" ad1r"S'e dams
r. iatfau,. ci assus date tiu 30 DeC 1858, par
Ia our tu FINE District J I'D claire. daps ct pour Ii
,t, 7:roiSse Fiat suSditr il >rr: "'iert en veat"
pu E,;ue an plus ofran It 'Frn'er encherrlssfur en-
iate ;t Ia Ma. Ion de Cuur De c"tte paroisst
Lundi, le IA Mars, 1859,
Il rr;"r> les prophecies c.apreS s"cTt"a ap-
anarttnant Il Ia succession du defunt John Nolan.
>ayu.r La 1nrt. sud. Ae Ii section sept. cnnteHaut
ttols cent dpux Sol 100 l quart Nnrt fst de
i: Set+rn n" cnntenant cent soixante acres "t Est
mott ie lie la section luatre coNtenant 7r"- cent
ntu so 100 acres tout sue dams r. lnWnsti'p sept
sud Range oze Est district sud lst, parosSt Il Quest
Daluu Rouge pres du Lac rocod'le
TEENE< Is Ia yESTE la dites lroprcte sera vendu
uu credit lie ouze n.ois avec bonnie secnritc per
sone approves par leXecuteur de la succe>$'pn De
John Nolan, avec hypotheqne r"tenne sur In dite
terrt, jus4 are pa 'rnent pen ct final
WM WHITE,
Sheriff.
Patr, Pourp Feb 1S 1889
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
THE SUGAR PLANTER,
arzrrsHEu EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY T. EYAMs
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Office Near the Ferry Landing,
EST E 4 T . n r @ II & E.
rvpus or THE "sUGAR PLASTER:'

rrRns OF THE "sUGAE PLANTER" :"
srhsertpt.on-s3 d year, due invariably at the
T;n,r Of subscribing i! not then paid, or within
th,es mont his thereafter Ave dollars will be charged
No subscription will be taken for lesa term than
six months no paper discontinued until arEearSges
advertla,ng advertisements not exceeding eight
Unss 81 for the hrst and so cents for every subse
ousa insertion tho Sc of greater length 10 proper
ian A liberal discount to those VIII" advertise BY
the year Ill.,,
ten names is SENT with the cash the paper will be
furnihhed at 81 80 each subscriber; and an add
tiopal copy to the person furnishing the list
whers q Club OF not less than twenty is furnished
With the cash. the paper will be forwarded at 81 Is
ench subscriber, and two additional copies for the
agent. "
e,eh as PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, CARDS, BRIEFS FrsERAL,
and ather Notices. executed with neatness and des
patch In a cases, cash on delivery.
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The nc.tt scyibe Leo5satus
The Unnc OF {51tC zen

777 T7g7 y 7W7EI75
She wondered that he did not speak,
4 nj own his love, if love indeed
1t was that made his spirit bleed
Ard she bett4ousht her OF freak
To test the lad she babe him write
a letter that a maiden might,
4 billet TO her heart $ delight;
H took the pen with fingers weak,
InEnowlflg what he did and wrote,
And folded ~, and sealed the note
Size wrote the superscrlption sage,
" For Leonatus, Lady's PageHn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

A servant maid who Was occupied in
picking her mistress's cabbages, took
the opportunity Of cabbaging ber mis-
tress's pickles, saying it made no differ
pnca
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
The happy Leomatr>s,
Ihe page # Mogen

The page Of Inogen no more,
Rnt now her love, her lord, her lie,
For she became his welded wife
As both had hoped and dreamed before.
He used to sit beside her feet,
And read rornaDces rare and sweet,
And, when she touched her lutte repeat
lmpassioned n1adriga}> OF yore
up!ook!ng in her face the while,
Until she stopped with loving smile,
aud pressed her melting mouth to his,
That answered in dreamy bliss
The happy Leoaotus,
The lord q Enogess'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

~ What " man most needs ss a
friend to n>oA: hitn Do what ha Is 1Qlrt'Ee
Of doing.-A"<erS1n.
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LEON TUS.
BY R!GHAKl II. StONpAEE,

The fau. doy Lrp,Mtn~,
The page II iTS''s
| " as h,S iuty sytlmore
10 ten1 th, |;,1v Imo.pn;
b pee7 Of Jay he night be seen
Tapping aga,u>t her CHAMBER door,
10 wax" the Sleepy Wa1t:ng-'naid
Size woke and =, ben Ee had arra}ri
Ihe Pr'nc~ss and tue TWAIN had pra]e> ,
i hey pfd!~ with ro>alies u! yorp.]
they called Eln, parjus to and ilo;
And cap it hand. arl bowing low,
lie entered anil began to feed
The singing birds with lrult ard seed
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"Sonny, do you know your letters g
Yes sir, two Of 'etn.'
"Possb|e! what are they :"
"Lct err g, and letter rip
"Smart boy, GO to tie tub and wet
your hair ;-a brain Of suvh fertility can't
be ke;'t too moist"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST RATION ROUGE,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Isaac : Taylor VS.. Mar tia Carroll, Executrix.
No. 1876
TbY VIRTUE of q writ Ct Fl. Fla. to me directed in
1 the above entitled suit Of date the eth Of De
cen,ber, A. D. 1858, from th- 9th District Court in
and for SAID Parish and State will he oiferi for sale
at public auction to the last and highest biher il.
front Of the Court Hons. Of This Parish
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

at II 'clock, 4 NJ all the right title and interest Of
the defendant, Martha a. Carroll in and 10 fol
lowing described property, towit certain #
land situated in this Parish of West Baton Rouge
and containing about hundred acres. bounded.
west by lands o. J. Libby, and nnrth BY Ia ands
heirs of Barrow, and south hv those Of l1.eophle
Affair, to pay and satisfy sail writ ofpxerut,nt}.
Terms Of Sale--.ash. WM WHITE.
West Baton Rouge, Jan. 18th. 1859. Sheriff.
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iced payment,
JOHN O'BRIEN
Besides the above there was an item
Of 50 to the priest for Proposing the
SOUP Of QuigIev. DrjscoIl was dis
charged. .-R Rochester IDzer1cun.
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A grsat-grandson Of William Penn
recently died at very advanced age at
a charity hospital in Bristol, England.
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Tie st'onse boy Leo'satns,
The page Of M.ogea

The page q IHl0gfn
Sometimes he used to stand Tor hours
Within her room, behiud her chair
The soft wind blew his golden hair
Across his eyes, and bees from flowers
H lmned round him, but he did not stir,
He fixed his earnest eyes on her,
A pure and reverent Worshipper,
A dreamer building airy towers
But when she spoke he gave Start,
That sent the warm blood iron his heart
10 flush his cheeks, and every Hord
The fountain Of his feelings stirred
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26
Sanledi, le 5 N ars 1859

Il II heures tous les droits tres ct uterets
du Martha \. Carroll Il l.. proprietc c apres lecrita
voir I'm certain n,orceau de terre Sue cette
paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, conenant Il pen pres
cent acres borne Quest par trIe de J. Libby. ct PAL
terres des hcrttcrs de ~ Barrow ct sud par terres
ie Theopile Aan, pour payer ct saisfalre le dit
DIRE d'execution.
r1sa Condition de Ia yentt--C0MFTANT
WM. WHITE
Quest Baton Rouge, Janv,er 20 1859. Sheriff.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
phROIssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE.

COUR DV SIXIE1E DISTRICT.
Isaac S. Taylor Martha 4. Carroll. tutrx No 1866
I'm VERTUE dune orlre lie f. IA q moi a.l lrrsfc
1 dams afaire ci- -dessus en- date du u Ihcn.nhre
la5S, par Ia Cour du time District Judc ire ians
pour Ia oite parri>se ct Eta il ofcrt eente
publique plus "frant ct dernier epcherrls ear
face de la paison de cour de- cette uaroissa