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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

W 3ANt ~
Parish Of East Baton Rougo-Third Judi
tial District Court.
Thomas Barrett Il TO,
David Doftth Il wife.
5k1Y virtue ot a writ Of Plurias Fer, Facis 9
- to me directed by the honorable the Third
District Court parish and state aforesaid, The re-
viii be exp osed at public saIs on
THURSDAY April 9Th 1870.
al the court house. between the usual hours Of
sale, all the right, title, interest and claim Of t,e
defendant, in aud TO The follow ing property, tc
wit, r
a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated in this parish, on The road leading 10 thu
plains, al albeit fifteen miles from the town or
Baton Rouge, containing five bundled atpents,
more o%fJess, bounded north by lands Of Thos
Lilly, eas, by those Of Marigoy. scni, by those
Of = Newport, and ives. by Penny together with
all The buildings md improvements thertunto
belonging, moreover The following slaves. viz;
Negro man Humphrey aged about 40 years,
ard West aged ab6nt Is years.
Terms Of Sate-Cash, W ithout fhe benefit Of
appraisemenf.
Ate. DUrLAsTIER Sheriff.
March 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

UrThe Mobile journal states that if cotton
continues 10 tome into the town ia such quaint.
tiss - L does It present, another town wilt have
to be hired 10 stow il in,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rougc-Third
District Court,

~ oVHI
Levi Hubbell
No 1862
Woodruff & Hughes.
Plurias Fieri %fscias.
y virtue Of n witt of PIarias Fieri Faeia =,
- to me directed by the Honorable the Til nj
District Court, parish aud State afors said, the re
will be exposed al public sale OIL
THURspa4, April 9Th, 1910.
at the court house between the usual hours %
sale, all the right, title, interest and claim OF the
defendants in ard 10 the following property 10 wit,
A CERTAIN TRACT on PARCEL or LAND
containing twenty FIVE srpents more or less, sita-
sted 10 this parish and known a. the Canon tract
lying near the town Of Baton Rouge, on the roa y
leading through GeoI Demands plantation, 10
gether with all the buildings and improyeme MIS-
ibersop.
Term Of Sais-Cash .
AUG. DU rLANTnFR, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

MARRIED..

BY tho Rev. J. Evrard on the Cd ult. Mr.. Pu1t.
II TrlLL, to Miss MAnr AVN DAVIS, all Of this
place.
by =. a. Walker on The I'd inst, Mr. Hgsnr
CAsTtE TO Miss RGtnB BnrAs. all ofthis IsrisI,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
Fran The Mobile .Journal

The annual statements OF The consumption Of
cotton in Europe for the year 1889, discusses a
fact which | believe, Is unprecedented, 1T least for
the last twenty yeats, viz: that II has decreased
materially y, as compared with the consumption
of the preceding year.
THIS has been the result doubtless Of two eatses.
viz. the over production of manufactured goods in
1893. and the deransed state Of The money mat
ktt Of Europe in 1880.
But, whatever the causes may t,e. IL is a matter
of grave consideration for the planters Of The
United States, for If with 50 small n crop as thai,
of 1888, 10000 bales) prices have fallen 10
Europe. what may not be The consequence Of the
continued production Of such a crop rs that OF
1899, the extent of which though no. as yet ascer.
tanned Is y~afiously estimated at 1860. 900, 10
1000, 900, halesl That the price woulj fall below
posing the non.recutfence Of such n financial crisis
IN Eufope as that Of 1899, can hardly be doubted.
What then does sound policy Indicate as the
proper course to be pursued by the %planterl
think the question is readily answered. and
that he should devote a larger proportion Of his
labor 10 the production of all the necessaties Of life
and nj course, a smaller proportion to the produce
ton of cotton. This is the only sure means of al.
tanning independence. and whenever this policy
has been pursued by individuals or communities
the result has been equally beneficial. For The
truth of this assertion, | appeal 10 the experience
Of planters themselves, who have carefully observ-
ed the operation and result of a perseverance, In
this course, through all The Auciuation Of prices.
The effect of over production In tho PAST year
may be very easily exen,plifed.
Present prices Of cotton are based upon tho well
ascertained fact that the crop coming to market IL
a very large one, and il may. | think. be safely as.
sumed that the crop Of 1899, will no, on the aver.
age om,han more than TIC throughout tho sea-
son. Al this price. and assuming The quantity 10 be
brought 10 marke, 10 be 500 900 bales, the gross
value may be assumed at $40 pc. bale, or S54, 900,
900.
Now | think II came. he doubted that If it were
generally believed that the crop would not exceed
100000 bales, the average price would be 10 cts
at which The gross value Of the crop woull
amour. to 500, 900, 900.
The loss then by over production
would appear to be SO, 200, 600
But TO this il Is perfectly fair to ndd
the specific expenses Oh soc, 900
bales, and increased expenses on
the whole, which may safely DO
assumed to be 1000, 900
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

A Seivxsr SrArk-By the financial rcpo,, Of
the Auditor Of Delaware, it appears ,ha, the State
10 not only gu, Of debt, hu, has a balance in favor
Of The Treasury, amounting to Sl9.s22 81, which
10 more than double the expenditures Of the State
for . year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
LOUISIANA PFNJTESTIARY.

Baton Rouge Jan. 9Th 1870.
q max Bark, suitable for Tanning Leather, will
~ be purchased at this Institution untIl the FIRST
day Of April neAt.
AIRY person wishing 10 enter into contract; for sup
plying Bark, will receive any Information requisite
by addressing II. Lanoue, Warden.
jan II ds s. l.. ISETT, CLERK.
fETThs Vicksbtrg Wing. Litls Rock Gaz-
cite, Memphis Gazette, and Huntsville (Als)
Gazette will please publish the abo e S times
ans forward their accounts 10 this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

AAes kss"AL.-The Great Western says
that a report IL in circulation that this officer in.
tends s~csigning In consequence Of i'll health.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
rs REV

- Y D ETV ND.
anaway r. :, The residence Of Madam Fee
~ rant. on he 18th Of February last, \ negfess
named DObLY--ied conplexion, about 81
years Old. speaks French and English front teeif
decayed formes'> she WIS engaged in peddIiue
goods through the country, and had a basket wher
she left.
mid sgt CAROLINE FFRHANT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
Showing a total Of
Ss,O00,00o

Showing n total Of Ss, 200, 900
But this Is not tho whole extent Of the evil Of
over production. The labor employed in produ.
cling tho excess beyond the lcgi,imate demand.
nigh. certainly have been employed US proftabIy
IN other pursuits, and thus the value Of SOC, 900
bales al present prices, or 0 .000. 900 more must
he added to the loss Of Ss, 900 900 as already
shown. II appears then. and I believe my data
cannot be successfully combat,cd, that the Iors to
the planting interest by the policy pursued last
year, amounts TO the enormous sum Of ST., OOO,-
600. The correction il in the hands Of the plan
ter, and Of him alone, and with him it remains to
apply it.
In conclusion ! would say, that it appears TO
me perfectly evident tina, the true course 10 be
adopted aud followed is, for the planter 10 pro.
duce a, home every thing tina, he can, which he
requires, and never to imagine that be can afford
To buy any thing that he can thus produce. IF
one planter finds that his neigbbor is still perse.
vering in the present ruinous system. let that
have no influence upon him. The policy which
is beneficial to the community is beneficial to the
individuals Of tina, community.
MERCATOR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Whiting 4 sla,k,
No. 2G30-fluries Fl. Ia.
Forbes Il Kent.
7 virtue II n writ Of Ptufies Ffefi Fstias In
- me directed by The honorable Judge Of lie
Third district to,itt, III and for The parish and state
aforesaid, ! will expose al public sale, OH Wed
%nesday, 18th hpsil ls40, between the usual hours
OF sale, all The light, title, Interest ard claim. If
defendrhts III ard 10 The following described pro-
refty 10 wit.
A Protnissnry Note drawn BY Daily r. ChaneY
to the ortler of james Forbes, dated October 1G,l,
1879. and payable OF THE lst " Januafy 1910.
for the sum Of t~o hundred and twenty two def-
lars and seventy two reitis, with interest thereon
at the tate If ten per cent, from The Isl January
1897 Until paid alsr d note tra W ny Siniion Ar.
mold, 10 favor If james Barnett, dated July gil,
1873, and payable on The Is, January 1890. FOR
The si'm II three hundred and fifty dollars. The
lust fnehtiofea is now in suii and the pur-
chaser Of The same will have The fall benefit of The
judgment.
Terms Of Sale=-Cash.
Wse Ags. HUfLANTiER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Mr. Ursin Bonligny has been appointed Sheriff
Or The Criminal Csuri Of The Parish Of Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
JUST RECEIVED

A JUST RECEIVED
land for sale at moderate prices 25 pieces
French Sheeting, 60 pieces Irish Linen, Is dozen
linen cambria handkerchief, IS dozen eoIored
shirts, a fine assortment Of musIins, calicoes, prin-
ted Jaconcts and embroidery, also a variety Of
drilling for pantaloons.
al SGT A. Crorynoy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HARISH or EAST BATON ROUGE.
Third District Court.

~. nooo
Wm Gaines.
Y yntUe Of a writ Of Fer Faciss to me d.
IL rec,ed by tive Homo able the Third Dls,f,ci
Covr, parish and state aforesaid there will be en-
posed TO public sale on
SATURDAY the 11th of April,
at The court house betwe cen the usual hours Of sale
all The right, title, int rest and clam Of the de-
tsndani IN and 10 The following property 10 wit.
A negro woman named Lucy, fged 1e years,
Jsmime aged about % years, and her child Pot
nam, Mana aged aboo, IS years and her two
children Dublin and El,za, Phoebe aged 30 years
and her child George, Crater, nrg,o woman, aged
sboo, ~ years, Edmond aged about 10 y aB ne
gro woman Judy aged about lo ears, Frederick
a negro man aged about ~ years, kesiab a negf"
woman aged about IS years, Jordan a negro boy
aged abou; IA years, Philb a negsess aged aeooi
40 years, and her child Wolf, Rebecea a p,gr ssc
aged ABBOTT rs years and her thr.e children Joe,
Phoebe and Eivira, J~oI;e,te a negfcs-s aged about
q Yeas and her child Isbam, E5denborongh a
negro man aged about years.
Seized to satisfy the judgment aad costs in the
above stit.
Terms of SaIr-Cas h.
mi 4 A0s. DUpLA srIEa, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
GAUIIUN

Al DO hereby forewatn all persons from trading
Tor a note drawn by me for $3.50, dated 23d
May 1888, payable in one year from date, to the
order Of John Reid, and endorsed ny him. Said
note was given to Thomas X. Picket, and has
beer paid in full, and ought to have been given
up 10 me. | shall resist The payment Of it in
whose hands soever it ina he.
nal e. Tuos peENnrpcAsT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

dttJohn Reid Esq, haE been appointri Notary
Public fof Tho Parish Of lIsas, Daion Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

THE hatcher Courier says thai the officers ni
The Rail Road Bana Of tina. city rrfise 10 take
their mbhey On ihe road except nj Boxers dis.
count. This Is TOO grinding. The people in
Naiclitz should not submit. 10 such gu imposi.
linn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
A PUBLIC NOTICE

AN Election fr a Town Magistrate, four
Seleetinsn. an Asse ssor Of Taxes, and a Col
Hector and Treasurer for the Jo1 p%oratiOn, will
be held on Monday the 9th of April next, a,
the Court House, in this town, eonformably to
law.
march GIG CT, TESTER. p, !,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

WIG AZ
Maaep 2sti,, ls4O.

MARCH 2Stt,- ls4U.
In enhfofmity with a notice given In the Bato
huuge Gazette, a meeting Of the Wigs Of Nj
Parish, pf East Baton Rouge, was held this day.
joL.t, ljutlst Esq, was called 10 The chair a
Presil 1T.
Mcsfts. II. b: Favtot, saml. Vail. and A. Mat
Ia wrrc ,rpdinted Wire Presidents.
NJ " =. Missehlen. sectstaty.
Mr.. fjubipt ii d short std lucid address. state,
that II, object Of The meeting, WINS TO deliberate
aud i lt rmine on The spe, tie-t aud mtst ~satisfac
tory manner Of nominating a Wing candidate fo
The Second Congressional District, 81 the Hon
Of the Wing Convention.
d. d. Atety Esq, addressed The meeting and
recommended that a congressional convention lie
called to make the necessary nstritiatipn.
On motios. Messrs. John q, I,aytt. Daniel D
A,ery, Ap,os Adams. Leon Belnpca,e. and p. A.
Walker, were appointed a committee 10 draw ~
| resolutions es pressing the determination of The
meeting.
Anef d short absence, The committee reported
the f~alloaing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, this meeting has learned with reeiet
the determination of the Hens'T. W. Uhinn, de.
clining The nomination rendered to him by the
Wing convention Of the secpnd congressional
district, and whereas they deem II Of the highest
Importance that a suitable candidate should be
selected, who will coneentfste the support Of The
Wings of this district at tie nest Congressional
election \
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend that a
Wing Convention compostd of delegates fem
The several parishes Of The seeond congressional
district. lie held IN the town ef Baton Rouge on
Thatslay. the 23d April next; TO select a candid
ate for Cong ress 10 represent this District.
Resolved, That fifteen d~tlrgates be appointed
by the President, 10 represent Ibis Parish In the
said eun,ehtion.
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested 10
forward a copy Of The foregoing resolutions to the
several delegates from The Parishes represented in
the last congressional convention.
Thu President appointed Mtssts. Jehn E. Lay-
1t, II. D. Favtot. Andrew kleihpe,tr. r. A.
Walker, II. Daer, William Il. Young, II. Carme-
ma, john Davenport, Jebu Perkins, r. Duplan-
tier. Stephen Roberts. Robert r. Young, George
p. Lilly, VIM. HAYES md Joseph Heard. dele.
gates 10 represent. this Parish Ia the said Wing
Convention.
On motipn, Resolved that the proceedings Of
this meeting he signed by the President, Vice.
P te=idents, aud Secretary AID be rutli.hsd IN the
sBaiop Rouge Gazette" anil that the Wing pa.
pefs Of the District be reqest, d to eopy them.
Oh motion, adjourned sine die.
JOHN BUTLER, President.
Il. r.r""r, Vie. Presidents.
sAML. VAT,
II A q MEupEStex E,,s.ta..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Nnmc
virtue Of three wits Of Fiefi Faeias 10 RIO
- directed by the Hon Ju'ge Of the Third Dis
trfet Court 10 and for said Parish and State, | viii
expose 10 public sale. al the Cont House in the
town Of baton Rouge. On Tuesday The ldlh day ~
April, next, between the USUAL hhafs Of sale, all
The right, tide, interest Of claim Of James r.. W est,
~ and 10 the following described property, IN wit .
A Tact Of Land, Or Plantation, on which The
defendant lately resided, situated on Beaver
treek, in the Pafisl Of Fast Baton ~i.ouge, about
~ miles from the town Of Baton Rouge, bounded
below by lands Of Wm Hawes, and above by lands
Of the late Mrs S%kolaeld, containing two hundred
arpents, together win all The bindings and i'm
pfovemeuts ihefeoBto belonging the same being
specially inortgaged To the said John Reid.
Also, a ne grn woman named Nelly aged about
80 years.
Seized 10 satisfy Judgments and costs IN the above
entitled suits.
Terms Of Sale, Cash
A. DUPLANT1ER,
Feb. 9, 1910. st So Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
d,

-~A FEW days since by my negro, n POCKET
BOOK, containing \ srm of money ard u few pa
pefss which the owner can have by proving prop.
erty and paying charges.
m3l & T.. A. iATII.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

LarTERr arMsre-A grand lottery consist
ing At pizrs amounting to one hundred thou
sand dollar each, is TO be drawn in Havana by
authority Of 0@ government
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
AleW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ NUlICE.
Il lIf subscr her returns his thanks to the cit.
zehs Of this place and vicinity for past patronage,
and would hereby inform the public, that he is
new, AMI has been for several weeks, engaged In
teaching IN connection with the Rev. Mr. Person.
! he school, removed TO The Baptist meeting house,
is now in successful progress F; and the ]eontinu.
anee oil public patronage is respectfully solicited.
IlEsnY u. +. RoBERrs.
Baton Rouge, April 4tb, 1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04


Fias ~ NEw OaLsASs--Anothc fire has
lately destroyed valuable prop, r,y In New Or
lsans. The Courier says .ba, an incident, occur.
red on the morning Of the fire. ~ealculat. d to prove
that The city IL infested by ipcenJiaties. One of
The Rremcn, turning his eyes 10 The store In from,
Of the me IN flames, and facing Old levee aud
Clinton It,, disco, cred something on fire In The
third story. The first impulse was to ascend
The stairs. On doing 40, the fireman found him
self suddenly collascd by a tall man, who. afe,
he he'd almost choked The fireman. descended ra.
pidty. exclaining I'm Eaft!' Other ffemep, about
the Same time, went up to the third story, where
they found on the floor u barrel, which had con.
tsined tuvpen,ine. but was then oiled and sur
rounded BY rubbish, easily set on fte. These
we're tmme lately thrown from the window into
the street. whc,e the flames were cstineuished,
and the remains Of The barrel conveyed 10 the
engine hcuse Of No. 4, A tall man, whose nc.
tions and looks excited suspicion. was seen du.
ring several nights, .trolling about the streets IL
The vicinity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Less If The Seimas-On The s4tii uIt, ,hs
steamer Seina Oh her way frpa, ~ benist, New
Orleans, was staesed neer island %. and complete
II losl. The passeDgefs hi escaped The Navel
faulty were on bosid and sustained a loss In
dtess. apparatus and property, arpaiAiis TO rear
~ twenty thousand dollars. The value Of The
csfgar Il estitnatsted NJ 100000 and only partly
inst, d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

COTTON GINS.
Frazers celebrated Cotton Gin Stands 60 saw,
= each, received on consignment and for sale or
accommodating terms:
al s J. Il E., f. PHILLIPS x Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

The Legislature ef foaisiana.- Doth bran.
ut. The bank bin has been lsrt undecided. The
bill to abnIish imprisonment for Debt has passed
and no doubt by This time, has received The sig
nature Of The Governor. II was reported some
time ago. and ptelty centrally believed, that a bill
had passed rai4i.g The Pay Of the members 10
eight dollars per day. Thi. is not correct. The
report commenced, we believe, IN joke. The Gov
rier dismisses the Legislature with a desire never
to look upon the like again. The True American
bids them farewell Ia the following words
"A jolly se, Of gentlemen are tho Representa-.
tives Of the freenen Of Leuisiana-long may
they live, 10 shed the light Of their legal wisdom
upon their happy and fortunate constituents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Tas PsSirsStiAar Rkpoar-We will pub
lish In OUT next number, The report Of The com
fnit.ee cn the pcuitep,iaty. II Is drawn up with
great ability and should be read BY The people Of
this place generally, as Il contains important aug.
gssticns and recommends snune changes %calcula.
ted 10 I've Of advantage to the town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Of Having sold The establishment Of The bat
IN Npuse Gazette" il will hereafter he conducted
by M n. A. s. Mussenlen. We hank The
public Tor It's liberal %sntpof'. md hore that n
continuance Of The sane will be extended to the
present ptoprietots
WALKER ~ SIMPLIFY,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

ni.The Right Reverend Bishop Polk will oifi-
riaie Er the Protestant Episcopal congregation.
IN the Presbyterian Church, tomorrow at II -
clock A, N. and 4 o'tiptk p. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

The following ~ an extract from n apeecl,
lately delivered by Mr. Sewer of Arkansas In the
United States Senate.
1--WE represent The most intelligent. thriving.
aud cnterptising people on the face Of The earth
and yet they mus, be checked in their tancies for
~ schemes and 'projsc.s wild, by the e~ons,an.
reflection that their ewh pockets must make good
the issues Of all their undertakings. Blu. for this
balancing aud prudential consider alton, we should
have more schemes and projects THAI the pa,en,
office would bold. oa,s are a going ahead sot,
Of people, always in 8 gallop, and have at all
times, more things upon their hands than h,ty
times ,heit number could execute. They glory in
motion and excitement, aud do every thing in a
minute, aud change from one pursuit to another
with the rapidity of thought. These are no,
their only pecuIiatities. II Is indispensable 10
their happiness that they should a, all times have
an idol TO worship, and: a clown TO laugh at, they
must have occasiona'lya Sam Patch, a Morgan,
an Abolitionist, or an OceoIa. 10 marvel at and to
talk about they are often the victims of hum.
bugery. The .prcula,ions in Merino sheep. IN
Arabian studs, in English cattle, and Berkshire
hogs. have bad their day with them. The hum.
bugery now is Espy's showers and the Morus
Multicaulis; these are now the flying Cyn,hias
Of the minute and Tomorrow they shall have
something else"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

7 NVTTVF.
~ tST recei 9sd by The subs riber $50 kegs leaf
lard. J. w. MEssfLMAN.
v NOTICE
n HE vegetable Market place will be sold ri
pablic auction on Saturday lbs 4,b Of Spril nnst
at the Market h1ose. Isru----six and twelve
months credit, The purchaser ~ give nntes satisfac
tortiy endorsed, payable 10 bark.
mid SAM. SkOIFlELD, elk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

nv NOTICE.;
NE Practical Farmer, Gardaer and Housewife,
by Edward J. Hooper, Just reeiived end for sale
by GEO, VI. HERoaAs,
al Agent.
u N. u. Subscribers are respectfully request
cd TO call for this work and take it away.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

Morality is the practice Of Locoman.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

GT We extract the following article from the
New Orleans Pieay une:
While the venerable General Thomas was
yesterday in the chair, IL the House Of lsepresen-
tativcs, he displayed his gallan,ry on two ccca-
siens. When the appropriation TO Mrs Widow
Wilkinson was put, there was a tic the Gener.
al gave his vote for the widow. When the AZ
preparation for the Goyetness and ladies' of the
Poydtas Asylum was pu. to the vote, the result
was similar. and he gave The casting vote 10 the
ladies'"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

II. A. =. MrssESptS, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

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