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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 decree OF
~ Caroline county Court of Campbell and others against
HARDWOOD and Others the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by said decree, will offer for sale the Bowling Green,
public auctions to the highest bidder Monday the 18th day OF
July next III being Court day tract or parcel Of Land situated
in the of Caroline within three miles Of the Bow
ling Gecn known by the of Runs and supposed
four hundred greater part Of the land If ALL is
heavily covered with native wood and slocated in
BILE and pleasant neighborhood.
The will be credit of nine monhs-eXcept enough
the expenses and charges and suit which
will be cash. The purchaser will be required bond and
approved security and deed of trust the premises secure
the purchase money.
FRANCES W. sCoTT,)
SAMUEL C. SCOTT, Commissioners.
RICHARD ROWZEE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

Tie Wings begin to Think thai they have boosted loo
loud, and Dragged too soon. change i coming "ver
the spirit of their dreams. They will not beat us quite
so easily they expeced-and in fact, they begin 20
fear that they will not beat at ALL Fear ~ glving
way to hope-and the results of the elections OF -,
and 80, are rec ring to their uneasy Imagnations-
They rccocct how the cup Of Tantaus was snatched
from their furnishing lips, in those even,tu! times
They then boosted as loud they do now-and then,
as now, they were destined to disappointment IHt
fact is, the tone Of the Wing Feds. is subdncd-
their crest is falling; and doubts and didence o h.'
oraces are coming over the anxious congregation -
the people begin to yield 20 mistust the priests n" the
shrine are stimulated to make audacIous and "
sIonary predictions. Hence the silly and prepo''eL,'
estimate which the r. Wing has put forth OF the RE-
sldential election. We too painterS-we TOO wa
furnish an esmate-anG shall begin with tie '''.
lowing elements: Every slayeholding State, eSctP'
Kentucky, for Martin Van Buren,, the man who ha'
no Conscience-keepers to seal his lpswho IS casing
no anchor to windward, to an Abolition vo'e
who has declared uncompromsing opposition 10 ".
Fanatics and National Bank-who has pledged NM
self to veto any bill which may be presented 10 rlD!
upon these too fearful subiects.-Not so the NelT'
Prophet-who is afraid to ont, lest he lose u.s
vote of the AbolitIonis's, &c, &c. in addition
these States, claim the other three great states .
Pennsy lvana, New York, and Ohio &c. &c .n"rh
The advocates of Gen Harrison need not attempt
deny the Surveillance of "Confden;lal Comin''Fr'
nor JUSTIFY u ny The example oil zen. !a'hso". 80,
fact of its existence is admitted By the Columns S
Journal, of the 2}h May-,hougha very extrsoLGp.
ry statement is made about it. One Jesse 'T,i'
had been charged with stating that he heard o'
Harrison say, the 18th May, she never XII XII,
until within few days, who the Committee was W. ~,
had assumed the right to his letters, ana ~
he did not know until the day before YESTERDAY, "
the Chairman of that committee was. But VIZ.
comes forward the 22d, to correct this s'Gcin."
and how does he mend the matter by has certicaI ~
Why, that he had seen Gen Harrison 'and near" .I
say that he did not know who that committee was ~.
until within few days. (before) except the Chai'~'
What not know that Gwynn and Spencer were as,@
"conscience- keepers Abolitionst Wright ~s
of course, the Chairman Bnt why plead that tnS
burden of personal attention to the whole OF M
ensye correspondence" required, as in Jackson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

ITO TOBACCO PLANTERS.-Those persons who may send
Tobacco by the Railroads. requested 10 consgn d.
without designating warehouse; the large
quantity arriving renders very where be
received PElTON, DEANE EDWARDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05
JOHN IL. THOMAS.

E1,yact oil lrer from Linn Banks (ebtr Of NE House % re
presenatrcs,l TO one If his coasthaents dated ~
"WAsuISGToS, May Il, 1910
81 hope our friends will not be alarmed
about standing armies, &c. got up to make wing ca
pita: There is no danger upon that subject. per-
ceive in the last Richmond Wing, speech said to have
been delivered by John Campbell, late Treasurer OF
the United States dismissed from office for neglect OF
duty in which he states that there is bill before Con
rress TO convert the lila into standing army NO
thing could be more untrue there IS such bull be-
fore either House of Congress- The Secretary OF War,
on the Goth of March, last under resolution OF the
House, submitted detailed plan for the reorganization
of the militia which mt recommended by MI an
Buren, At the commencement OF the present session
of Congress- the President in his annual message, re-
commended to the consideration OF Congress-, the ac-
companying Report of the Secretary of War. The de-
tails are not set forth in that Report is general re-
communication to reorganzc the militia leaving It, OF
necessity to The discretion oil Congress. Inc pan
which was afterwards submitted by the Secretary oil
War the President has recommended, ana pro-
baby never seen The explanation gwen by the BE-
crctary TO the Chairman of the Militia COMMITTEE IN
our House. shows that he intended the militia
should he marched out Of their State or that they
were 20 be forced to furnish their own arms wherever
they choose they could do so; if not the Government
would furnish arms at the different depots spoken oil IN
United by the Secretary, think goes further than is
necessary and feel well assured action will be
taken the subject, at present. and the people may
be satisfied that their Representatives will do nothing
TO sacrifice their interests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05
Extract of q letter dated

EItract Of a TsHer duted
"USIoNrowN, Alabama, 18th May, 1910.
"General Samuel Houston, the Hero OF San Jacinto,
was married Yesterday, to Miss Margaret Lea, of Ma
ron, Perry county, and tomorrow sumptuous feast
will be spread on the occasion. The people at large
are invited
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

T oUISA RAILROAD COMPANY-Thc Annual Meeting of
IL the Stockholders the Louisa Railroad Company will be
held Louisa Courthouse Tuesday, the 10th day Of June
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05
Yours truly,
J. VAN BUREN.
From The Warrrnton "a. } Je6ersoniam.)

Sir-ln the Times containing an account OF the pro,
ceedings of the Wing meeting held in Warrenton' al
March Court appears that have been placed on one
of the Committees appointed by that meeting. II IS
the measures of the past and present Administration,
believing them to be nexpedient but never, for mo-
ment, regarding them so far wrong in principle OF
dangerous to the government, Liberties OF the people,
as to constitute sufficient for giving IN my adhe
sion to the Federal party. have many principles ot
ty all of which are condemned denounced by the G.
deralists whilst oh them have so PRINCIPLE - CON-
MOS WHATEVER The alternative presented, then, py
my present position Isl either TO re-unlte with my oo
friends, or sustain party with whom agTee ~ no
Minp Under these circumstances, shall not hesitate
voting for Mr. Van Buren,, the Republican candidate for
JOHN II. THOMAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05

The Winchester Republican contradicts the report
of the agreement of Messrs Gather and Byrd to refer
their election to the people The proposition
made by MIR. Gather, but declined by his opponent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05
,MENrY-sIXTH CoNGREss-.-lst SESSION

Louisville, .Nau 10Th, lS4O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
'ssrfH tgfshn
. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Of East Baton RougeLrhird
s1istfictC Court

~ q De s'HHeH ~ 1ue} =
No a7g7
Leroy Y. Morris
virtue ~ 4 wiz tof ftri Joeias ~ me d.
reetstl tystits ffbho able lie Kfltd Disir,t'
taUs,t, Paiitii and Stale afOtsssid4 viii es exposed
al public sate on
Ihdtstlsy, sJli My, 1910,
At tie cD,it hrtsei s~e,sgesn' tfis iishal lloars of sale,
all lhe / gItt. titiry i,iefta ss,i elai,n If tbe de.
lstfly, & u MT 70 tts stl6*ing described ~pfoper-
4 20 viz.
Two facts If laud sita#tsd IN dis Patis't' or
the I at'siits Hvef n ab8st y niilesffotn The ,bsf
Of Hnto,R Rouge .fvis4
The WEST haH Of tie n6sii,west fttatter Of ser
tnn iafnbsf 90 Of t,s issip nunher D snn'', Of
iallse ,na'abat east. t,ntti,iitss 10 25fgO acres
~ 1tatt.iiss east natives Or tits northeast Hn1
sopIlftast ~ttuafiefs If ssti1Sii 7n1H,trr ~ i~otyhsh'p
1nifbr p 5ttf tanga nntubet I east; co1i,inii'g
= ~ sAsilUu az &c, making together, 259 73il0o
u The Hh1Va I 5aets lrrthhssd af6n tie un'ted
sftatesb Aalf tifa, al tis iiud Uhic 8 Ill II llele.
ha,nni bs I1I#naary 1870
selzr'tt u sNisfy file Judgment aad costs i" the
above ~entii'edt stdt. =
! Terms fsate~Caslf.
AL ri Ads. DurtaNrtfn, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
HTAfFfDE LOUISIANA.
Parislf pf East Baton Rouge-Jhird
ssgz District Court

halfg 9 sla'h .
.An4lhA CO. q slss
Asvsfdssf .fit pf mn fattas 10 me 'h-
ArseLsd BY tbr tIG'dtails. HE 1tHinl District
lsbeiL RHHsi aud stats afs1ssailA will he exposed
~ Habiiessals On
Wtaaesjay. s9if.Msy, 1910, 4
attI,e ff6ftsaousss betwssjstfe tstaI hbtrs Of
MI saH that,gl,t, file ,~lntttest aud claim Of thd
tlsfs'tiHis ss in aud 10 lls fsiowlns described prop
aeThs ore hall Of itt 5ft tetba situated in tba,
p#ftsai tl,H tasy q u Hnte, sonse laid put BY HE
l,te Assg fHss4tnd avsignIte d b, . hgtfative plsn
thereof BY ~ 3 IL s1uare ::So ., being Il corner
slntt Htrkthrs slois lot nisa$uins s:xty feet IN "a
fflsftte sire ID by one hnddsel nuf twenty III depth
s~aifdstlia y ftheiety mottghaft being TIE ses'ern
paftst saallat, together ~ih, III The buildings and
d ffp f'stfiie itst iresedh sa5zai 20 satisfy tie jutg-
ssltlglli ard itgsle II lie aGo9f entitled silt.
@ ina NJ saleAFHet.
MI H. Alto. t~oflasrlrr, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
ye1eATE OF LOUISIANA.
PpAri III Of East Baton Rvoge--Third
District Court.
Jas Marsh Go ]

aNyaS isfslsH UsSOs
III. X. II T. 81 Newenmt !
fkl 7 ti,ias If q writ n .feri f1tias 10 ms hiret-
go .istl Wy ihs H1tipfaEfe The Ipir1 District
rauft, fn,isii and state. Il fatfsaid, will 10 tx.
phssd ri puhlt sHis On
Tuesilay, sgGth. May, 1910.
y, The febft house, hfi ~ e, The i,ssal hours n s'le,
afffhs tight,ftitie. iht;rest. aid claim If ihe de
iehdaeis. IL ard " tbs fgIisa Ing desc tihsd proper
W. III vii
AGnH2.ats 1Haty on RaHcEL of
- Ls1esD,
situated irthis ?Hfith OF tts tor,ite rdsh, lying
shs.v2ei Ire t6ippfalbh :of the, towb Of Baton,
Rouge ahl william Wiii,H's pla %ntst'on, contain.
ing abdtt ene tstudssi. ard fiibeiy four atpeuts
mn ! OF less SUI feaaessg BY HE defendants n
satlsfy Y : j~!yagpieat sAd ghsts ~ The above eh''-
'sd sill.
Terms IF sale--cNis
as Il Ara yvrlaSrtfr, Sheriff. -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
a., \ Dis rRlryr CO,IRr.

f,lsoad Z, Games and his RIFF hyra C3srk
Gaines VS. R'eaara Ref BcYriy Chen and
others.
EsrarN az rar TARA Mn CT Hkr--Thc qucs.
ton Al issue between the executors of the lat,
Daniel Clarke and the wife e General Gaines
VIII" claims to be hriress To The immcn*c proper
" lch by the decreased. has brenf decided hy the
United State. District Court. Jiases Mrkio'ey
aud Lawrence presiding, Alternating the ar.
eamsots and su'h"ri,y offered b. the counsel ON
either side, the ceat, decided thy the Dcl,ndan,
had no ,isle 10 the properly in es,isn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

Ne9 York Charter ehc!ipas-The elections
~ the city Of Gc,ham have eonA ~iagfavor Of the
Democrats, The majority of s'arian the Van
buren, candidate Tor Mayor, visit ahau, $780,
The sapc party also carried IL lut Of II wards.
Both parties grambae. The iec,S, swear that they
ouSht to hare go, 5000 ~saajsrisf. and the Wings
declare that they have been CHI lated. aias: IA
IL @onde. The Wings Garnet B,eoklyn by a
large m~ajo,i,y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
a~-@~~~~~sFH~ "FTF
state Of Louisiana,
Of East Bason Rougc-Third Judi
eIal DIssricl Court.
Arena Await,

vs No 2795.
Morris Morgan and Thomas. Glbbes Morgan.
HDY virtue Of a vito I .heri fanas to me Dire
IA ted by ihc Hen the 1hirt District Cour,
Parish and State afnrsaid< will be exposed at
pubic sale at the court hose on
Thursday, 2fsi May, 1910.
between the usual hours Of sale, all ine right, title,
interest, and claim, Of. the defendants il, aud to
the following described properly, 10 wit
A negro woman slave named SOPHIE, aged
about - Yeas, 'seized:to satisfy the judgmenta and
costs in the above %entit:eI suit.
Terms Of Saie-Ga.h.
ais 10 .DnPLASriEE, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
POSTPONED safe.
STATE Uf Louisiana.
FINISH OIL East Baton Ropgc-Inifd
District Court.
H77I0e e HEafk,
W. NJ pEun
Forbes Il Kent. al

fOthes IL Kent, ~
z th,"e u u viii If Ploftes riff, Fafjas III
%ae me directed bF tFe hBrof.bts .fdfse ~ ~
'h''i district eopst, 10 aitd ~ the pat1s,, soa s,ats
a'"'esa'', WI sEphsr a, pe BIC ssis, Oh Thurs
osy, IN May, 1910, between he usual beu{;.
y, Sals' an 'hs 'is''t, 'i'ls, interest atd claim. o.
'e'e"uT"f III ami 10 the fh}Ioa ,te desc r,bpd mo-
perry 70 wit
= f'o"hsst,fy Note draw" by Hs,ty Il. clancy
20 O., ahs "'hsf 81 janes Forbes, dated Ofsobsr 1911
'o'o, ann pnyable on TIE lst uf Jnsus,y 1R4p;
,e' me sum 81 two hundred and twenty Two dol.
''s aho seventy two cents, with ~in,eres, iherebtj
o. We fate OF len pes cent, from the ii Janas,y
iedV ami paid /; alsp - mite drawThy Sf,pisu Al
nolt', n faYot of James Hespett, datsa JDly D,it
,eaoi a'a rayatls on the Isl j sau#ty 1859, 70,
,he sun o. t'ree hundred and fifty dollars. 1hs
'ast meph5hea is NV IN s,tl, aaI yba pnI-
eraser 81 HE same vii have the fall !,pns6, Of ,bs
Judgment.
,tfnrs OF sale--Jwslvs months tredi, " in bond
nv approved security bearing interest AS oi ladg1
iptutss
mH I Ara D~yptaRTjen. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parjsl, of East Ba1os Rouge-I'hird
District Court.

Lald Il Morgan
rE1f yiftpe Of . writ of piunics .hen mf'as to
- ne dire rttd by fhe Uou"rHhis the Third
Dis,'iTt Go"t, Parish a,at State 81 toressib, witl DO
expos6d nj ptt,l'f tpfe o,5
"Wednesday, eth May, ts4p,
~ the ftHtrt iertfse, ~ttetfaen lie usual hours nfssle,
~ tie fshi, dtle. interest, and # aim, Of The DE-
tstdahts, ~ AMI 10 tho following Il cssribtd proper.
", IL VIII
Lot 90 h Square 40 &c, IN tbat ,,st Of he
tosn ef Bato Roggs fa.d oot by T., tcauttgs-t,
N'tt al tie buildings a,sl improvements thereon ;
stizetl trsansft the Judgement anh costs IN the
abops sftitlsI suit. !;
Te ms VI saIe-east
"2s u AU6; DurtANTtft, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
RESOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.


u HE partnership Of the successnrs Of NIB. +.
sDsaue gatds at BaioH Roage, known as Joha
sg6miade, mngtrot and T.. II be T., is dissolved
by .nu,aai onsenl5,pm thie dag. IFS aracnsign-
Ell, IohnC oulade & F. Htbsp, bayiDg bought lis
interest DC tt,f above named and uudtrsignea,
Dnu gerdi VIII coad tcitbe .b~usjoesa a!oee s'.Beirg
owners 81 life GODS 10 store rs ve'fsas the house,
they are responsible for an DE IL iff,aaie aebtsef
said go partnership aud are in coasentfuce
alone authorised to ,ecei e wlatevef is Que to tie
SAID Il n. sinccathe 18Th August 1889. TIE style
and firm ofthe said house Will be hcneefortlt sour-
trade q Heher' contracting md signing Jolntiy and
several lv III CARR ius on tlieir business. ~
sA@ JONI caURrsDF,
Z. Na IhxgcERor,
a25 II 1 Er1HrsrnT.
F. 1Ly- The NeSvOrleanss BeawiiI gfayeahe above
three insertions N English and FTeneh aud forward
their account. 10 this Office. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

dr tmpcrian, resolution. Introduced In the
Senate by M Calhoun .ome dm(ras condemn.
ins the ,cnJuc, OF the British eovera ment in re.
fus,ng 10 make restitution 10, the slaves on board
the brig Eutctrr,se, driven by e'ns. of weather
int. b'rmod'' WERE taken up ""fhe 10Th al''mo
4 and unanimously ado, tod,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
STATE Of LOUISIANA,
'9H'sH or EIS7' BaION HOugE
Third District Court.

po'ehus s~pydatas and Nisop,l
W. ~" NJ V7ne
Thomas Gibbes Me,gan
z virtue of q writ Of sliss fri Grias 70 tts
49, directed by the Hon The Thjrd D,sisitt ttott
Parish and State aforesaid, yin he exposed q,
public sale on
Friday, ga May. 1910,
~ lie e0e't house between The usual N orts NJ sac
al 'he right, title, interest sid elsim Of the de
le"aH"' ~ and 10 the following described yfepet-
", ~ ~:
SIX UtNDRED .1ND EOH7T HCHEy ar
L.aNU,
situate on The Am'tt 10 The Pn,ish If East tistp
h"'ge, bounded below by yaeau, l#a's and stovs
~ other lands ~ defendant: seized ~ sptisfy the
judgment aud costs in The above emit Ell suit.
TERMS Of Saf-tasb,
siS 10 A., r.u Sa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
state Of Louisiana,
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
s'Third District Court.


Whiting a. Stark,
ys tSO.2135.
Gran Dewey & Jas. Mansker.
NJ - Y mas Of a writ Of fen facias TO me direc
- ted by the Hon The Third Drstrict Court
Parish and State af,teSaid, will be exposed a,
,ubiic sale at the copt house on N
Thursday !Ist MAY, ls4O,
between the usual hong of sale, all the right, IL
lie. interest and clain: Of the defendants IN and
to the following described properly 10 wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
containing three hundred az pents Gu Wards Creek
bet,nded by lands formerly ef Dsiy5e being the
same land purchased nv James Napsker at the
Probate safe Of the estate n r. r. S;pfens de-
ceased, and Of Joseph S,efens wife of J. o. S.
Hodges byfacrnf the%3lst October 1895. before
the Hon Charles Tsss:er, Notary Pubic. Seized
10 saiify the Judgment and costs IN the above en-
titleAssuIt. z4 81
TERMS Of Sale-Cas,. z d,
ais 10 Aug. DUFLAsTiER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

c Mr. Robinson. ono Of the Srns,ot. from
Illinois, has announced his i~nlcntien 10 tc.ign.
The cause assigned Is having been charged by the
Legislature Of hts State to vote contrary 10 lns
own judgment. against the suttrcasury bill
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

The Henderson lKy-l Star mentions that an
extensive gang OF negro and horse thieves has
been detected near tha, town and measures have
been taken 10 bring The seourdreIs to punish
ment. The gang was organized after the Murei
Pi2n- STs-8 #& i : : z 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

n ssliaNp r's#s-The Mts.i.rirpian, The State
~ ratet rahlishrd a. Jacksoa, has bern ehtiprd 10
Z stop II, ts.aes 'ct awhile, owing to tho wau, or I,
smess l,c basis The wotknrn refuse 10 take
AAsi..ts.irtt paper az any thing slte hu, hard mo.
aa~eyF We pity the peot editor ty he no doubt.
= ats hia maary Asd enoash a'reehy. " Thou, htine
Obliged to 40, Il any harder,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

We have hecn lately .atl 'c,ed With hard time.
and gloom. The fact is we havS had no Times
a, all and ha, very hule San ! two az three
weeks, We would certainly hsRe heen quite les.
tiu'e aud melaneh 'ly.if we haS no, occasionally
rc,ised a PieayH'a'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

~ m
WA iLL be sold by tlF e,nle rsigne,l IN Nor
day Tie dth of Nay next, NJ The Gop,
''oose ~ tstah Rouge, by virtue OF ~, order or
the Court Of f~robutes,
A CER1AIN JRACT or LAND,
s'tt'Hfe Oh siaggtt nj ab,ot 8 miles from II, 4 Inv -
Containing jW Htfes with Tie i1nprovs,ns SITS fbess-
onI held ~ common bet~ten The heirs II n VI
Dsfiham and iIe heirs u Joab Dsnbam ,lessasrd
~hntreogsf The following propef,y bs,ots,na 10 ,ts
succession Of the late u M Deaba,u ateessef.
YtSi r..aEI H
" HUNDRED AERES or JdND
pn wards Creek, tHs pesft man Aaron. s,,d sorh4
PERSONAL properly.
Terms Of sais@The land held IN common, be-
tween ihe hfjfs hf II. NJ. and II. D4rkam. apdp
7 ash. the sa'anfe NJ one, t~a, Hires, and frr,
yfert crfdH ihe negro man Aaron fof i ,nD
cast', The btiRmtf ~ ors and teo ypsrs stad,t r
the ianH % " ards Creek, ~ one, two, Ard thr..
years credit, the purchaser 10 fupj., enda,asi
'"ies payntfF ~ hahk win mortgage NJ 6tas
Payment; and Tie prtstlai p6i eig fu cash
s"fe particular he itrip lion Il The above mtr.
''o"ed p'operty vii be g,l sa on The Any o fs,le
~ . tH TESTER, "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

CO The ''onde" cs.shetiii. ferkins, who has
made a" much talk in This country. recently died
Al Newark. New JERSEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

Aff'"tf 10 abot'sA Capital Fundamental
bill was introduced iut, The british house nt Com
mons for The ahe'ishnert Of Capitol punishment.
aud lost hy a vote ut 30 yeas to leO rays.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

The New \ ark sun ~ about 10 he rnIar,,J In
the $40 OF the American. The price viii he one
cent, which, the picayune say4. Ia cona,Jcrahl,
lees than the paper costa at the door Of The mills,
by the Thousand teams cash on Tho nail
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02

Neg Jersey t~tet1oas-nnt Aaf SO townships
heard from ia New Jersey, the Wings haze car.
r,ed - and the Democrats lsl: and \; ss said
THAI, on counting the votes, the $whig m~sjo,i.ies
~ the aggregate show an increase of more than
100 votes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-02
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East, Biiton Ronge-Third
~ District Court.

DtSIIIt: SuHTAs
Bernard t'syronnip,,
s~ss No 2Gf4.
Jaues Fdfbes. Ffrds NJ Kent and Am0s Kent.
I'D virtue NJ a writ 81 ftri Hcias to me III
-. teetsd. BY the Hotitbe Third D,stnct ttonrt,
Pads1t and .stute stpfessstt, will be exposed at
p,,bliesale %
"Wednesday, E0tb May. 1910,
At he court house bet" esn HE usual hours NJ sale,
al the rigl,t, tnls, in.s ssst. ADD claim ii the De.
fsndau,s ~ and 70 fhs following described prop
eIty, to wit
THREE CERThTN LOTS or GROUND
sitoated insttat part nf The tow u Of Baton Rouge
laid on by Atalpr'y Grass, Designated by Nos. 3,
n aud Sol square No Eve on the 6gura i've ptan
fheraef, Iot No having bsrs porchased ty Mrs
Fey ronnit 81 John Gray by act passed before
Charles Tessifr Book L.--Fs 500 Lot No 3pnf-
citascd by yaid Psyrdnfio Of Mty Fitzmar by act
passed before said Tester reg. N F. 2Jl >
4 nj 10, No 4 p1rcbssedsat Probate ssIe Of ii e es-
tate Of Grass, sDeasariifss each sixty feet front BY
one hundred and tven'j..'o depth. : seizcd to sat
iSly the Judgment aus etssts in The above cnti,Ic1
sult. =
Terms Of Sa!e-Gssky.
ais 10 sAtoss DorlasrIrn, Sheriff.