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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

! N+OTECE-THE FIRM OF PULLIAM & BETTS
| ~ having tins day ceased, William Fl. Belts will
continue in the Negro Auc lion HSgsiness, and
'luS taken into partnership with hIm Gregory.
| They wi conduct the business under the firm of
| BETS g. GREGORY, at their Sales Room,
franklin street four doors below Wall street and
about square below the former office of Puiam
s. Belts and pectfully solicit continuance of the
pltrunage which was so fiberally extended t. VIM
II Belts while IN the firm of Puam q Belts.
They have obtained the services of Mr.. Bushrod
" Enore, Clerk who has interest in the busi
+..f..- VIM. II BEl1S,
Richmcnd, Va, may 22-w1y E j GREGORY.
f. A0gYETT-WOULD RESPECTFULLY
- call the attention of the citiZeps OF Ne"ptIh'
and the public generally, to his large and compete
asso' tment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERLE
which he has now on hand, and will cohtlnuay re,
ceIve by arrivals of vessels from New YORK ana
Baltimore through the He would respect
fully cali the attention of
FAMIEIES
o his stock ..f Groceries. such a.
Pork Bacon k.ard Butter, FloHr, Meal htce, Soap,
Candles, .,kurcA. CeBee, Teas. Crackers and
s Gases MoLasses and .Syrups,
axd in fact everything usually kept at IL Grocery.
He also keeps good stock of Domestic Dry Goods
such as Marlboro. Plads, Brown Shirings and Sheet
ings, Osnabni gs. Prints, Hosiery, Glngha Hats
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, all of which he will
sell on the most Reasonable terms Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to give him a call before
purchasing ehewhere. -
South Front St., > doors below the Castor House
may 29wly
II
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Fo ~ . - Il
[NHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A We
HOUSE AND Tot

in the town of Ktnstnn, N G. The buildings are
new and in good repair. with large GARDEN at
tached Persons wishing to purchase have IN the
above House and Lot very rare chance of good
Investment in town property, it being situated in
good neighborhood, SC. The payment viii be made
easy. EVAN WILLIAMS
oct lSwtlstian
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
GsRTEUITrn T = orsn cCaroIian Superior {.oTFt of
Wm c. COUNTY ) Law, Fallferiti 1850
Amanda +. Grant.

II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Con,+ ,l,+
al, Ainanaa an Grant the Defendant in this oasss "a
neatlon be made sig weeks successvely in tha PSo %
gress, newspaper published in the town of NJ o
Oern notifying the said Amanda +. Grant TO he 90
appear before the Hon Judge of the Superior Conr+
OF Law, at the Court to be held for the County Of
Carterett: at the Court House, in Beaufort on the
seventh Monday after the fourth Monday of March
next, then and there to make her defence as other
wise this petition will be taken pro ccnfesso as to her
and acted upon accordingly Witness K w Chad
wick, Clerk of our said Court, at Beaufort, the
seventh Monday of September A. d. 1861.
Dec w6t K. w. CHADWICK G. sc
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
TO CONsUlaRFsyEGa

TO CONSGME1FsHEfs
TIE Advertiser, having been restored 20 health IL
q Sew weeks By very simple remeoy, after having
sGffefed several years '3sh sewers lung affection
md that dSead disease, COnsumptiun-is anxious t.
make kn"wn to lis fellows aerers the means of cure
TO all who desire Il, he will send copy of tho
prescription used free Of chafge,l with the direc
"az for preparing and using the same, Ehich they
viii And Il SURE CURE far CnNsUM2E-DN, ASTHMA,
i}KuN cHIrI>. &,c. The only "hrct OF ta-advciiser
sending the Sre e+s13t j 5eaent the afflicted
and spread information which he cunceives be in
valuable and he hopes every suffer will try his
.tly. ii will cost them nothing, and may prove IL
blessing.
Parties wishing the paSar pton will please address
R.Ex EDTRsAkD A. WILSON.
WilliHn.Sburgh,
ocfIE IE,Uly S,,rE
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
PolloksviIIe Nov. 27, Is6O-w4t
A TLANTTC FEMALE SCHOOL,

TH1ANTEC FEMALE SCHOOL,
"A MOREHEAD CITY. N. G..
Rev. L.. BransOn, A. M,
Has been employed to open this School on Wednes
day, the Sth of August. He will be aided by com
petent teachers in each department.
English Tuition per Session n-----.----------Sl0
Latin Greek. French and Painting, each, ,--.$ go
Drawing Embroidery and Wax work, each 50
Music on 1lato -S%u
Board Including furnished rooms washing at
tendance, and fuel per session $50
Contingent Fee 81
Expenses due-one half at the middle, and one
half at the close of each session A large and com
Portable building mas been secured, fronting tho
Sound and the Ocean. This will be used until the
new Brick School Building can be completed. The
young ladies board in the same building with the
PRINCIPAL and his Family
". II. CUNNINGGIM, Jr., Steward.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Headquarters.
TAYLOR'S
Door, Sash and Blind Factory!! !!

The Subscriber having put into operation set q"
Mac;ines, (the very best in the United StatcsD Is
prel.ed to manufacture every article made of wood
used in building
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Brackets, Moulding from
inch to Ia inches, Newell Posts Balusters. Door and
Window Castings, WashbOards, MantleS &c, of
White Hard Pine, Maple, Black Walnut, Mahog
any or Rosewood, in style, work manship and price
which will compare with any respectable Factory IN
the country. My object is to put a stop to the i'm
portation of these articles from the North.
Having unus ua facitiesin getting material cheap,
can offer inducements TO all persons to buy here.
Plared Tongue and Grooved Flooring always
hand, or got up at short notice Lumber by the
cargo, at market price.
sept ISd&w6m K. n. TAYLOR, Agt.
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The FEELING.-A letter from Pow hatan county

va says:
Il hear nothing of Wing. Democrat or of any
other Of the old parties-North and South the
words around which people without respect Of
party, ranging themselves. 1t seems TO me
that the slavery question has now to be permanent
ly settled. No halfway remedies will conciate
the public. They are tired of this controver sy,
and are ready abide the issue Of its final settle
menf. The suspension the Banks has deepen
subject - Portsmouth TranScript
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
FI > III Il ~ q.

at all sensons of the year be exceeded Pc
place i'll tue State for quality " Quantity
The e'tiEe stock of the pantttiun. nf cattle and
hogs together with the er"p on hand tartiug tools,
GO will Ge old with the aad it desired
Per-. ns wishing t" purch chaSe t,an by a?,in.- cp Nj.
W H. Marshall at Newhern. ar Nj, Vi. \ T,I-en
1T Crnatan Station. get any totl.- ii, at t"ey
may wish in regard t. ;ie lai "a ;s, = "a, I. find
tao subscriber. Terms made y
Craven c., n"v q ,:su:,:s, 81 : ..ts:LEY
JEO. s. DAkCy, JHU E:J!A :. y. HyMAN
Late oI l.%rc- l.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
Conference OF the III. E. Church, i'm
North Carolina.

This body convened in Salisbury at A. NJ /,
on the 5th inst Bishop Paine presiding and
closed on the It!r at 9 P. NJ. after very quiet
and harmonious session. Young men were ad-
mtted into he travelling connection-one had
died during the year, the lamented Brent. and
one located, Abram Weaver. considerable in
crease in the membership reported Reports
of finances were favorable, notwithstanding the
pressure in the money market: about $4,000 were
collected for missionary work, Bishop Paine
presided with urbanity and dignity All gave uni
versaI satisfaction.
The following are the appointments for the en-.
suing year:
RALEIGH DIST.-WM. BARRlNGER, P. e.
Raleigh-J w Tucker.
Cold MiSs.-Wm Peli.
Miss D Peeler.
Circuit-R G Maynard.
Taw River B Martin, J Reid.
Henderson-L Shell.
Person-P J Carrawsy.
Leasburg-A Norman
Granville--T w Moore
Chapel Hill--,J Cunninggim.
Hillsboro'--B + Guthrie.
Louisburg--M G Thomas.
Nashville-R T N Stephenson.
Hillsboro Circuit w Tinnin.
RTHefin and VIM Pell editors of the N. c.
Christian Advocate
y DS~ASeJ'
GREENSBORO DIsT.-N. F. REID. P. E.
Greensboro'--L L Hendreu.
GniIford--C Fl Phillips.
South Guilford RS Webb.
Davidson-J w Lewis.
Forsyth--D w Doub.
Stokes--W Richardson.
Winston--J E Mann.
High Point--O Brent, j P Alfred.
entworth-D R Brutop.
Alamance-C NJ Pepper.
Yaneeyvlle--T p Ricaud.
Franknsville--Geo E Wyches
Trinity College B Craven.
Ashboro'--J II Robbins.
B Craven President Trinity College.
MID Wilson Agent Trinity College.
SALISBURY DIST --WM. H. BOBBirT, P. E.
Sslishury--A ~ Mangum.
Rnwan-R A Willis.
East Rowan-F II Wood.
Mocksville-W Cannon. W W Aibes.
Iredell-J w Floyd. T 3 Reeks,
South Iredell-W D Meachan.
Alexander-J L Trisstell.
Jnnesville-J T kearns.
Wikes-W II Eu6y,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
naiIp Q5a9tttt anoGomtt.

A kfie of ritz BAfflh oF Nsw
OntrAss.=Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer
furnishes the following interesting
"reminiscences
Among The decorations Of The
diging.t00m of the Butnet House
60 the Legislative Banquet this
evening, will lie a taitefed piece
Of bunting, which, We doubt not, vii
aires, considerable attention, from
the fact that u was carried by the
forty. fourth regiment Of United
States troops, commanded by Me-.
jor Wallace, IN the battle ef New
Orleans, The flag was made IN
the autumn Of 1911, by a party If
Cincinnati ladies, and presented 10
Messrs Baum and Wallace. Of the
sloop.rigged barge C,aeinnai,, aud
afterwards transferred a. the brig
rugged barge Triton owned by the
same firm. When the Triton was
sent across the river Ifom New o.
leans by General jackson, 10 trans
port the iith regiment TO meet the
British, who had come from Lake
lorgne TO the Mississippi river, on
the gBj Of December 1914, the hag
was heisied by the regiment aud
saluted with hearty cheers. Since
the close Of the wal II has been pre-
served by the Major commanding
OF an invaluable relic. The names
of two Of the ladies' who made It.
Elizabeth Perry aud Margaret Wal.
laee=wefe worked with elk IN two
Of the stars, aud are still plainly
observable
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

STEAMSHIPS 70 Nfw ORLEANS, The
friends Of the New Orleans Steam
ship enterprise had meeting NJ
the rooms Of the Board ofTfade, on
Tuesday. and from the result at
that meeting we have no hesitation
IN saying that the enterprise If fuls
" launched And fairly launched s.
The subscription lisi has been epen.
cd, aud that the management, ma
we learn, will be IN The hands Of
Mr.. j, II, Foster. a merchant Of
large practical experience, aud who
Ia emphatieally the right man In
the right place, " we have fret.
ted some on account of the delay
hitherto, we have fegsiaed our
good h,lmor. IN the consciousness
that the work now IL TO be done, =.
Boston CON, Bulletin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

sehsAt The last animal meetings Of
the Montreal Telegraph Company,
held on The 18th Of ibe present month
II was stated that the Directors oon.
templaisd extending The esistibg line
dowhwads TO The coast Of Labrador.
The line, II laid, will be prolonged by
land % Gaps Chats, aud thence extend.
ed by submarine cables TOT distance
Of SOME FIVE hundred miles 10 the
ooast u Labrador.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

Mysrriious CAsE or SuoorisG.-At
five minutes past eight o'cloc k last
night the report of pistol was
heard IN the direction Of the corner
of Common and Caropdclct streets
IL was followed by no cry or other
sound, but officer Berwip, who was
at the corner OF Common and Bar
rope streets, suspccting that il was
fired with foul intent, ran up to Car
ondelet street and there found n
well dressed young man streatched
out upon the banquet, apparently
dead. The officer raised him up,
and saw that be had been shot in
the back part Of the head. from
whence the blood was flowing in a
copious stream, and that he was
merely insensiblc. He conveyed
him at once 10 the Charity Hospit-
al, where he revived and said that
his name was Vose, and that he
was a clerk in the employ Of Rich
ard Nugent & Co., on Common St.
lie appeared too weak to say any
thing more, and no one appeared
to have been present when the
shooting occurred. vose had some
money, a gold watch, and safe
key about him, showing that no at
tempt at robbery was intended
". o. Bee, 14h inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16


TuF IMMUNITY or run UsivRRsr.--
The telescope of Lord RoHso reveals
n succession or perspective of ne.
bul@. composed Of millions upon
millions Of such stars or suns, 81
distant that thirty thousand years
are reqircd for their passage Of
light from them 60 tho earth. Tho
fair conclusion is, that there are III
calculate millions of such masses
Of suns beyond the reach of any
telescope, so distant from each 9th.
or and from the earth that that IL n
man were 20 employ las whole life.
time in making straight line Of
figures, and each unit was TO stand
Cor million OF centuries, the sum
represented by that line would fall
far short Of expressing the smalles,
fraction of the time required for the
transmission Of light from them TO
the earth. From this may be form.
ed some faint notion Of the inGni.
tely insignificant part which the
earth, and even the solar system
itself, plays in the mysterious
game Of creation, and of the su
preme folly Of arrogantly assum.
ing TO be its most important part
Hartford Times.
=
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

sns- On the night Ut tho 18th of
December All extraordinary aud
beautiful appearance of the, heav.
ems was dinstinetly Visible through.
GU, the Red river settlement for
several hours. A broad scarlet
band extended across the horizon
from east 10 west, aud. M tho night
wae clear and tho moon ahone
brightly, the phenomenon was very
striking, OF suoh n deep, rich
scarlet was this luminous band,
that tho snow on the ground look.
ed like blood, from the reflection
About four o'clock tho following
morning the phenomoon was still
diseernible, with tho addition Of
two crowns Of light. one on each
aide of the soarlet.oolored band.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
NOTICiG.

uAyfse sopenr ,te ia,sfss, y ". Js~ss
Ill ttsts,,es, IN tie tsts fsm ~ Hsekst =
ffsishest 4 take piesssss ~ tnn,rsibe my
fsisras ssa tomef customers fhss I viii esffy
~, ms Provision ssa erseefy busiress ~ the sld
stand IN ,be ssfnef ~ hsis red sts Anihssy
si,asis, ~ tfe ely sf ts,sh hesess Win Zen
ses,s es tarissee IN ths trade, hope u give en-
lie satisfaction - my ps,fss. bib IN 1ssisy ssa
plss,a wy o. HAeKEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

NEw Yohg Dny Goops Market
There has been u little more activi.
~. although tho weather has inter
icrcd Ia some extent with the res
ceipts and delivery Of goods. Bu.
yers from the South are taking
hold more freely, aud they appears
to bo decided Improvement 10 the
tone Of feelings throughout the
market. The cloithiefs arc also
doing better. although tho move
mept IN woolcns In not yet ms great
ms that In either plan or fancy cot.
tons. II is now evident that the
production Of staple cotton fabric
Ii not IN excess Of tho demand
There In no accumulation Of lend-
ing makes and prices nro quietly
and steadily improving for all hea-
Wy standard fabrics. The mills
which have been nj work for some
time upon orders. could load them.
selyes with sales for future deliv.
cry Mt the old rates. and most Of
them now refuse 20 make engage
ments except at value upon deliv.
cry or an advance upon former
prices. II the Western trade could
follow the Southern with something
of the old spirit we might hope for
u very profitable season. The
prospect is that the demand from
that section will revive, but not
TO that extent realized IN former
years.--Jourmalof Commerce.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
Wrong In Bevsfai Uuimpertant
Particulars.

butafies' II Ia admitted on all
hands, 10 be very bad rule, that
does not work 10 some extent both
ways, and u does appear strange
that whilst tho proposition 20 close
The rlaquemine, bas many warm
friends ~ the Legislature that the
same body should entertain, an
opinion that u would be q good
thing TO open the Manehse. But
there Is y difference HONE Of these
outlets In ob one side Of the river
and the other IN on the other side.
Should the Mississippi, Ia one of
iis astonishing Tetes, take sudden
notion 81 transport the town Of
pladuemine 10 the other side Of
the river where u IL moving by
inches. the bull story u Nj. Web
stet. would be reversed and some
of the friends of the movement 10
open the Manehae, would be iis
inost devoted enemies. We are Of
The same opinion, ~ The Delta, IN
reference 10 the Mississippi, and
it's tributaries, they had better be
left alone and not restrained by
Legislative enaeimsnts, first, bes
cause the State has no right a.
close navigable streams by law.
aud secondly, II Il does Tho State
must be responsible for the dana
gee There ARE damages enough
yet unpaid, fot tho cutting of tho
Raeoufci cutoff some years ago,
TO claim all the unappropriated
funds IN the Treasury,
The Delta. makes u mistake when
u says Of the Mapcheo
With not sufficient capacity to
discharge one.ioufih u Tho water,
the surplus of which would dis
charge itself over tho banks and
| ill NJ as the efevasses below did
IN 1861, the whole back country
putting under water n large pof
ton Of tho east side Of lberville, n
portion Of Ascension, aud backing
tho water clear up to Baton Rouge
All this damage must necessarily
result from the opening Of tho bay
OF, aud for what object no one cat
tell, for. M n depicting outlet %
the Mississippi, II Ia as our iornei
State Engineer would say, utterl,
insignificant, aud, as to being uset
for purposes Of navigation. that u
totally impraetieable, for no Graf
that navigates tho Mississippi fiv
or, except, prebaps, few chicken
thieves. could ever get through
aud, besides, II IL dry three fourth
Of tho year,
This IA slight error Steam
Boats, navigate tho Manehao th
entire year round, 10 within iifieet
miles Of this city, carrying the pre-
duee Of that region through lake
Maurepae aud Pontehartrein, to tb
Basin In New Orleans.
The damages that would eccru
by reopening tho Manchao, close
under the Federal Constitution, b
orders Of Gen. Jackson, during th
invasion, IL set down by tho Del
ut ten millions OF dollars. This
4 n low figure for II would was
; out the Crescent City and Civ
; very extensive water privileges I
,, the Parish of Jefferson. The Pa
( ish OF East Baton Rouge, wonl
, then afford all the dry land this sid
Of tho Baiizo on tho left bank ,
! the liver. Figures are not wantc
to establish this fact u survey I
the country will convince the skel
teal.
{ nay-The Postmaster General la
4 decided that because n single cop
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

sA- A prize skating match came
off at Rochester last Friday. About
twenty entered for the race, which
was for distance Of fonr miles and a
half. The first prize was won by
Amenzo Cooley--time, nineteen min
utes, thirty-three seconds.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

Mr.. Tom Taylor has dramatized
Mr.. Dickens last serial story, " A
Tale Of Two Cities,' and it will be
speedily produced by Nine. Celeste
at the Lyceum Theatre.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

q GOV, Pennington is the second eiIi.
sen Of New Jersey, who has been
elected Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
reseotatives, The frat was Jonathan
Dayton, who was elected In 1905 aud
again IN 1901. tbus filing the office
for four years,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

pay-The Postmaster General has
decided that because n single copy
of any particular newspaper con.
tains matter decided by the State
authorities TO be incendiary in its
character, IL does not therefore fol-
low that any subsequent numbers
Of the same paper are TO be con
domned for that cause. Each and
every number Of the publication
must be acted upon aud disposed
OF separately, rs provided by the
statue Of Virginia, Gas in the in
stance referred TO, which is in the
following words, viz:
lfa postmaster or deputy post
master, know that any such book
or other writing (of an incendiary
character) has been received at his
Office m tho mail, he shall give no.
tice thereof TO some Justice, who
shall inquire into the circumstan
ces, Ind.have such book or writing
burned in his presence"
bD~ II is an old proverb that ;. boys
x,ll ha hove Nyha, m ,>,tv ~ ,s,o
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

HY- AT Genoa, it is said, every at
torney takes an oath to undertake no
cause which he does not consider just.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
FINE ARTS

NULL length sized Portraits Of the
II bake Of Wellington and Portrait Of
General Washington, on free exhibition
ut Mr.. Iieroman's Book Store, Florida
street, painted by =. Walker. y. Walker
has tbs hopor 70 inform the Ladies' and
Gentlemen Of Baton Kouye, that he has
taken tho above apartments 70 paint Por-
traits, which have been ordered, and
whore he will remain for short time 70
execute any commands that may be en- en-
trusted 10 him.
Portraits painted in OIL, either lifs-size
or cabinet.
Portraits painted in Oil, iife-sizs from
dsgucrreotypes Of deceased friends.
Permanent residences aud studio a. 175,
Canal st. New Orleans. fsbiO-tf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

Tho bill-postors Of Now York arc either
n set ofwagp, or clsc they perform III cir
duty very olumsily, as tho following,
which was copied from dead wall In Di-
vision street, will show:
Tho Row. Henry Ward Beocher
will deliver n naw lecture
on Politics aud Religion, In tho
Forsyth NJ. T.. Church,
and having recovered from HIS
severe indisposition, will make his frat
appearance
at the above Theatre, as Potruchio, with
a daring ascent on the tight rope
By Geo. W. Matscll
ex-Chicf Of Police
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
11Os,g sR1aTs.

4 HAVE lest ,eesivea ssw supply ~ Msrsh's
Hsap skirts, made withset stitch ~ Clasp
~ ssy kisa and sss esiy skift tl,st vll net tg'ss
srs,i, ". -, rffifdItss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
error THAT tOsjaII i-wby wiii
A TTENTrON LADIES Ill have

~ jast reeeived . Large and hns as
sortfnent ~ feffHmefy, consisting Of 6hs
Coleepss, Labin's Genuine ettrsets, Bay
Rum, tabin's Toilet Powder, fms Toilet
Soaps. fofnsdss and Hair Oils.
would especially recommend 70 yeu
ss "v ,sstb f,mo asssvins' ssssetusli, re-.
move all tartar. and gives . brilliant
white, smooth polish 10 the tsstb, aud
leaves q PLEASANT aromatic favor ~ tbs
mouth. fof Sale At X. u. DAYS
fsbi0 Drug st6rs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
SIMS FLOWS.
,ll.ACn Dt,ess SILKS.

vNf AT0HFs lstgssi ara finest III ~
wv English, French and Afnsfissh fnsheisc-
fases, ~ the mosi eeieosted nskefss
an mr. e,,sas is wssfantea ~ he az fettssesse9
s,hesvisa shall ~ sii TIRES hDi1 myself res
p,,,,.iiae ~ seisss shs sssnsy psid ~ then.
THrDs pDLDNANa4
Nstebwakef,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16

Eaton Ilopgeasi stb judicial District
reHft@ih The matter ~ The speeessioa
Of itAss DoiReH, dseesssd=No. bzg=s
Probate
M iiEilEAs, ions v, DoiRes, Admin
w istfatof of the Estate ~ Hatns Dol
ron. late u said Parish, deceased, has this
day filsd ~ said Coaft final account u
his Administration # said Estate.
Notice Is hereby given 70 all parsons In
tefested ~ sbsw cause or ssy they esb }.
within thirty days from tbs first publiea.
ton u this notice, " ny ssid account should
not be approved, hoin0loeated aud made
the Judgment ~ the Court =.
Given under ny hand and sssi ~ said
Court, this 18th day Of February
A, D., 1850.
fsbis. JOSEPH EEftfLrn.
CLARK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-16
r.1tuI,Jtl nCvTtCE

rs HEREBY given that A. ifseet will
put ~ one Of his patent Baessse Barn
srs on Mulberry Drove Plantation, N this
parish. All parties interested viii make
known their objections within thirty days
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