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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
A GOOD LOG CAIN GIN.

BY law Of the State Of Maine, persons residing
in plantations or uuincoi purn'rd towns NAV 90 in.
| to the nearest town and vote. In one Of these
| townships there were, this fall about thirty mon
''Iumberng," " no were about equally divided rs 90
respects their politics, and as they would have 10
travel through the woods about twenty miles 90
vote, they mutually agreed to pair or aud .'.y
al home The Iocos, after making this agreement
fairly, concluded to cheat the Wings ard sart f.r
The nearest ;own on Sunday night, (,he election
being on Monday, and their departure would
not be discovered until Monday Morning It would
then he too late for the wings reach the place &C
voting before the polls closed. Ono Of tho L"cos
wns counting Wing girl, dor there is someIhiu-
done in this old fashioned branch of busine SO, even
in the backwoods) and. as usual. lie called On
Sunday cvening;-as, however, he started from his
chair the moment the old wooden clock struck
ten, and prepared to hid her good night hi "ladic
iaire,' with curiosity certainly pardonube in this
case wished to know why he left her early. hf
entreaiy she succeeded draw ing out he
secret; and what female, under such crcum-tan.
ces, would not succeed. Smothcring those gener
Gus feelings OF the woman, which at the
thoughts Of her lovers unra,hGulncss - his pledge,
she bid him good night, bot without retiring, she
hastily threw on her bonnet and shaw, and vent
out, "sol;tarv and aione." TO inform her Wing
ighbors Of the plot that laid 10 deceive
them. BY her energy a1d perseverance she sue
ceeded in informing all the Wings of the plot, and
they all started off for the place Of voting. which
was 90 miles off, walking all night through til"
woods.
When the Locos arrived at the place Of holdins
the polls, they were not Little surprised on 81
tering the to find their wing friends quietly
seated around the room, and all To n man ready t.,
vote the wing ticket, which they did when The
polls were opened.
1t is but proper to add that since tho return Of
the lover who unfaithiul TO bis political pied 60,
the g,r with proper Wing spirit, has dismissed her
Loco Foco swain, saying, that man Nho would De-
uniathfu 10 political pledge, would also De uG-
faithful to n woman n sentiment bcaunCit A.
true, and which ought Ia be as end aaTng the per
ennIai foliage of those pine trees among which Il
was utlere d. Ba.:ar atlas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

Az hcT in relation - bills cfdivnrcc
II is hcrehv enartpi hy the General Assembly Of
the State ofNernnni. That bulls OF divorce from tho
hands OF marimouy may ba granted by the Su.
prene Court when the marriage % the parties shall
have been solrmnlzed in this Stsie, and when tho
party applying for the shall have beon an IN
hhbIiant of this State before. and the itne ',f
such MARI iige, norwiths landing the for such
divorce may have accrued other country
STATE: Pr oV ded the lIbrant shall have resided
in this three foil years next before the filing
OF such libel.
AppToved, Oct. %, 1870
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

TcRMS-THE CALEDoNIAN i'll be published
,ockIy at $500 per annum, or at 81 so If paid in
adyance Ifpayment is made within six months
from tho time of subscribing it will be considered
mill all arrearages paid, except at the option of
the publisher.
~ Embellishments will be inserted for the Gus
,omory prices. Persons are requested to state tho
number of weeks they wish their Advertisements
published, otherwise They will be inserted till for
hid and charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
ed, Oct %, 1870.
Az Acr regulating evidence.

It's hereby enacted by the General Assembly %
the Stn'~ Of vermont, follows
|. Tho treasurer of this stale Is horeby made
ccrf>ng officer, and u certified copy nr any record
ar paper belonging To his department. or which is
lodged there by the operation oC law shall be ad-
mted by the courts Of the State in the trial of any
civil cause.
=. Ii shall be the duty Of the treasurer to fur
nIsh copies of all such records papers any
person, and shall receive ihc OF six cents for
ovory hundred words, fire person requesting the
Approved, Oct. %, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
pproved, Oct %, 1910.


m Ncr m rtIhuOn To hlgIWays
IL ~ hereby enacted ry the General Assembly
of the State Of Vermont, A. foIlows
j. No Town ia this state shall be indicted for
not Ike, ping IN repair the highways in said town,
unless the selectmem thereof shall havo been pre-
viously notified in writing thai hs road complain
ed OF was out o repair
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

1t may seem right to n nan-to pay every body
before lie pays the printer but the end thereof IL
he pays the most needy last, If he pays him nj
ALL
Itmny seem rigl, to n man-to be constantly oc-
cupied in boarding up the treasures Of this world
but tie end thereof is-he has none in the world
to come.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

while lndepend ence and Empire dawned upon the
destinies Of America from the surrender OF York;
town
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

Az Acr r. n,.G- o. s1rro infected with tic sruh
o. = hereby rnHct py ihe &C. a As-.H . 3 -
the Sta @ Of Ntraturf. That -'eeg iufs.t ,a sith
The disease ca''.d fhU..-.rH . .HaI I.s ssH.aft OBJ
the provisions 81 tho seventh -rtt..Hl nf tlr utuofv
Gtst chapter oi tho r.-.i -fafta rft fite lssrtrs
aud Keepers of SUCH dt-"s-'. -1-~F. shall b. suit
J"ct 10 the liabilities AMI E"nau"s, and bc !iable -
bo prosecuted a. Ih" mariner provided "a that sec
tinV,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

sIzsrEAss-A mysssriont occurrence d rela.
ted - tae bslaisess ssn:--A ;ermsn Girl. ssed
sboai fvsssy yssrs. - % M]ndayy sight accoss-
% 10 .bs street b. ! boy. whtsGssed he, ! bio
o. cats. shs sefasea n Ot Taesd.y evening
he boz assis odsssd Der ! y and sbs received
and "a 4. The bog ss.ied hat DO hsd been
hised ~ : gentleman = - Il IA her. The
ysups tsdy retired ~ Der kosss Il Alb<smaIe.
nesr Psowasn stss<t sbess<hs resided ri.h her
socle " sosas other rslsiiys and laughed snd
Gang = nery = wss 0suafsith ber. On We'd
nssdsy posbips. shout siSp1eioek, ~ ~es ishen
wieh spsens. md soon ar shs died. A pos.
sortrap exsnsinsiion - fade. but Whist me IL.
eision afshs euseeep \ hs.s bren Gnsbls j.
lessa. Tks surpieioa is@hst ~ pie contained
Poisosou- substance aid dat thereby her
sss eansei. ]
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
$50 reward

z ME above reward Wilde given TO whoever
= vii! appfehend and bring 10 ihe sabscribsr.
or place III q jail where, he can, be recovered. s. 4
bright Mslat:o boy named William, (fosnres-
u The property &c Colonel Foetes) aged. ubo"t
2sor thirty years, about Eve feet sas,d sarn. inches
high. aud shutters . l'tfle when sspeakins.sEhs
said boy Il well known on several stesmboais has
ing served us a wafer on some or lied. H feff
on Inesday 2Sh September, ana IL supposed to
have gone on boar1 Of a ~sscamboat. ssss@saas
Oct y ~ THOMAS DEvALL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
UNITED STATES BANK.

II The PhilaJsipaaia Inquirer Of tho 2Ist instant
ravs.-..We learn. with pleasure, that "a AZ
rsngement Is now in progress, betweeb the
United States Dsak and the other Banks If Phil
aaslohis, which Is likely 10 have . considerable
efsca, 10 resivine public confidence. n order
Il facilitate, and render certain, . geners! resump.
lion of specie payments, Tho. Phiadelphia Bank
has offered Is loan the United States Barh
$1,000. 600; the Bank Of PennsyIvania hrs made
q similar offer; and ! proposition, 10 the anne
effect. was. Yesterday. L.fore ihs Directors Of the
Farmers, and Mechanics Bank Tho United
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
Rfm M0berttsemeMts.
N0'rIt,E

~ EHf[&ErE&TzE1eF
"HEREAS the 1iprecanoe Association o.
W this Parish, have challenged The advocates
df Martin Var Buren,, ito enter into.a public as
cnssion on the politics Of the day. = the orators Of
The democratic party ,hcreby accept said challenge,
and will meet their oppnnenls on The 24fh October,
at the Court House in Baton Rouge. 4
By order q fine Democratic Republican General
Committee, Of the Farist, OF E.as, Baton Rouge.
Oct 10 rs A READ. Secretary.
NOTICE.
Lii persons inde hied 10 the undersigned hv
note or account, will please pay tsse same
Immediately TO him, Or 10 his absence, 70 SamH.
Skolfeld his authorised agent.
Oct 10 -35 MONTGOMERY sloan.
ATTENTION DRAGONS.
THvHE Baton Rouge Light Horse Company will
- meet az The usuaI place Of parade, on SataS-s
day the 3ist inst, psuctuai attendance is paItcu-
iasiy requested.
by order Of the C captain.
Oct 10 AS SAM,L SKOLFIELD, OS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

PorrLATsox or PfrrsBUHa.-Ths popula'
tionF Of Pittsburg. including dependent villssc'
In ihs vicinity, i computed At 10000; places q
religious worship go; schools 100; papers 20
banks mid ipsurancs companies 9, employing I
capital DC SIS .00O. 900, daily iine Of Stage coaches
and csnsl boats. 20; single and double Ines 81
canal freight boafs IA; annual arrivals and de-
parure- Of steam vessels engaged 10 the river
trade, $500, annual amount Of manufactured and
mechanical productions. sI2. 1000. 600; annual
sales III tho vsrisus Experiments Of merchandise,
100000 900; annuai amount of freight on NOR.
md produce passing through on account
Of NONRESIDENT owners. s 3,0OOs 00O.-c Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

More Indian nurders-'rhe announcement Of
Indian murders come now as regularly as The
mails. On The 18th uit 4 man by the name Of
Loeatthy, was killed BY the Indians near Harisns
Trail, A few days afterwards The house of Nj
WHEY Jones. on The &c ,nfna, il Washington
county, was altscted. MrsJones and her infant
child were shot dead. The indians afterwards
robbed he house and destroyed the furniturss-
MI Jones was approaching his house q The time
Of the cstssssophes was sssn - pussued b. the
Indians md had ! narfow escape Of his life.
u there no protection for the lives Of American
citizens!-FE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Alb persons owing Taxes for The years 1886
81, SO and SO, are notified 10 come forward and
make payment between his date and the II Dc.
cembsr next. otherwise they will ~ collected d
the law directs. A prompt settlement is e1pScl;
ed. No further delay can be suffered, and the
Law viii be rigidly enforced.
%AUGUsTIN DUPLANTIER,
Oct3 81 Sheriff and Collector.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

RkLxAsx-Ws nnderstand that Knapp. the
5dnkst. hss obtained sls bssil of : l6oO. which swss
required 81 him, and De Is now d large. How
oies sfe Judicial proceedings TO be converted in
10 lsrcest When q nanspindies Tie public on.
Of Il least $4,000. il il an aSsy uelN fafI him 10
procure bail ia she sum Of { 1000, w1rtwous
xith she remaining ssl9. ZOO. A very profitable
operation.-BdH. Sun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

UST received and for sale very low, Itd and
- oil fresh lime Juice. fresh castor oil ID pint
bottles. tclins' axes. V~enitian red, alum, best CO.,
pal varnish, orange flower water, fine paint oil
blacking brown s~beetipg. best chewing tobacco.
j. w. MuSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

RuxAwAY NEsnoss ! Dsrors.-ih
~p,,o,er. 81 .hs s.sss. lsbas unisF : great incen'
,eoieoee from ,hs manner III Yhich Tie dcpo's tas
yup.w.ys sss dissribu,rd thtydshst hs state. -
,hs negroes .|mos, in,arisbl3, siss wrong names
-. ovosrs il looking fr sheA, srs sometimes
OBLIGED 10 travel ] great d~jstanrs for The purpose
q .e.,cbinR ths different 1eposs. 4 srsas deal OF
e.p.n.., trouble aud tims. woaaJ ts saved q .
central DEPOT, shouiJ ~ rsssbtshcfs and tbs
isi,s,s 10 he Different pari.hss,. b obliged. sf,ef =
f~uxi,ivs negro had been in jsil one snoa'h' to
trsesSss him ~ ths central depot. - This cs.s,
The planter !ton whom : negro nnsy hays suna.
wsy, would eel! i. this depot. snd e his slave
had been caught, would Be sure 1t finding him, as
III .hs f~usitivss IN The Stats would be present. fog
ii. examination. III sslsetins ! suitable placs for
his ssss~bIishnisnt. ~ think thai Baton Rouge
oa.,s tho highest Inducements . 4 central point.
The state would be put y sons expense p
erecting The necessary bulldog. but The benefit
which would sssuit q sSs plaa,ers generally,
~o.ld more .han repay the outlay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

The population ofNss ORLEANS. according 10
the centus-s.kess II 10000 s~euie-Anors shsn
one half a whom ne cclored. Forty years ago.
,he coiosed people hers numbered ahocf 1000
nov shey erceed $1,000. Here Il fond for re-
SECTION on the pars q those whose duty II i 10
wstch over our ssfesy, and TO look TO our Interests.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
rL0RIna

W. End tae 1alsosvtsS snet q 4nss1g ae d ssoaa
~ otllrer e,ssAssd g lAs ssuet Nfvaes.a IA : 'ossas''
"a tae Amy ano nssy 1nfoofoas. s. pss'1's
ne dsa"s' laousa iassos 1eus1s. s ~ ,.
nsasntiy assfesssnsssi ~ 1ouss'ouss wv 'h0 r.
ihetlc arc blended g spsufd na'mony-
srloItda, 1asy tosvt
y has fainedsyeF since, and, inctou'ns shs posa
of junc, excepting one day; and AZ Fto'sos Ho.s
truly il the saying good, II never Islns uus z
are Drowned out of The everglades. and are now
roaming about Middle Flofiaa. The Wal never
can be ended until tho savagss are cut "a from
s~upptiee; they will be joined " whiscs; sad ! only
wonder that more do not join the msrauders.-
There fever was ! better theatre for land piracy
Than poor Florida 4 now. III bad any influence
woald advise that IN appropriation be made ios
hemp, 10 hang ! sound Of pale fscss. who lnsest
the country. much moro to itssdetri'nens Than =
troop Of red skins. Il would have a good elect g
Afnblisietizs ! few Of them.
II verify believe that tais var cannot be cr1ed
without 1t least 100000 seen IN neld a. once;
and not then. without the most sigilaht gpafa %
the coast with sfmed steamers, Iof esea were we
fndians all gone. white men, especially Spaniatos
from The Islands, would continually pluhse s"'o
the woods, paint aud dress a. Indians, and p.ahos'
and kill. Should tue war ever pc enueo, & Y''oa
will DO I scene q arson, p'lIdse snd mufae.' ~
tan years nf.ss. unless q pc put undsr naa''a's 'sW
and no white q black Pc allowed e ~ ~. sas
interior without : pass port from some co1hpsssns
authority.
YOU ds,,i't knew how Pfoyokipg = = = - =.
down on a log IN The ram ~nsis sne msn ~ Z
hauling your wagon ana ma'es ous g tas sWa'ap,
and think Of tlie proceedings q Ionslsss. wn'.A'
you have read probably iae dsy oe'otc. nov VI.
SO and 80 spent ball . day in sseslns way = n'u
been misrepressnted N some neWsfape1. - suea
times ] think 70 myself, .'snsfe g Z man WAC eess
eight dollars . day ivf saik'ns' ana mere z = poor
soldier who gets seven do''srsa month =. VT. $.
ins like beass',A Iney e.'s y g. '''',' -"
y the NORTH icr our sunriioes sna Pnss..0's
here no one out Of Fio'lda knows wna. snes
ste.
"WeH. Be Il 20. what are sWsmPs - . "e1'
per q Congress. wnn ? soou eom'o's.o's !, u, !.
warm his feet od before ns lomp 'n'o Osus = -
- emmoc1s y : 'e'u'a .'1s..a WA. s.
Iaul nosses = W. nun ,..-s.,..s. - Z.
long, dfeafy n'ssenes 'niousa 'o''s"'. -,
ep sd'tof VINO wears cotk so'ss Y Aso,a = !"
10y esefy c'syssp =. :. - Ia.
faoWef' npn'fns' saA'e ! : y {. c.,.
lsss5Y gentleman, so',se' Z W. -.
u 1u.a's'a' IN NJ -. $50. 3. s.,.,o,ss
io'''s -s...-.h;at ,fss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
NOTICE

NOTICE.
HE partnership heretofore existing in this
place under ,he firm of Il. Hess & b. Sanger
4 Go, h this day dissolved by mutual Consent
Mr. p. Straws having purchased an ~in.eres, ID IL
e establishment II will be continued under lie name
Of D. Sanger 81 d. Staws. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

YssMrABLx. SILK 1kD vkaErAiLE woot.--
Two plants have lately attracted much sslen
ton 10 the Island Of Martinique, on account Of the
tissues which nny be fabricated from tho ib1es
stsacted 10 their seeds
The first Of those il the Asclrpics Minor, or
Vegetable SILK Of the West Indies. Wehave rev.
efsl piants Of the genus Asciepies, in the United
States, properly called ~silkwood:. perhaps this very
epecies, though at the nollh Il maj not produce
ibres Of the same lere,h Of 6neness. In Marti-
nique il psrfscts lis podsin four months, and The
plant itself lasts six years from the planting. II
has hefaearded and spup; the thread il beautiful,
!, glossy andsbriI.iant 81 sils, and strong a. section.
This remark is made pf the plant in iis Wild state:
bat it has been cultivated anil both The staple of
the paint and quantity of its production are ex-
,renely improved by cultivation. Il will grow,
no doubt, 10 Louisiana &
The other plant is the Bombax Minor, 4 shrub
growing 10 hsfeight n seven o. eight feet. e
produces . large pod which contains ! kind Of
wool, which the manufactures Of Lyons, 10 whose
inspection ii has been snhtnitied, have declared 10
be as fine as The wool of Thibet. il Is az strong as
WOODEN yarn. Fourteen months are necessary 10
bring the pods to perfection It will probably
grow ii Florida.
The seeds Of both these plants can be procured
Of MIA Fiomet, a gentleman residing in this
city Il No 10 Broadway, who las them in his
possesyion.-N Ypapsr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

The sudden d-aJ Dr Dawn 9 Kan. 90
Thursday last, produced many regrets among his
old companion, III artss. Ia the memorable bat.
he Of December ~, 1914. Dr. Ker attended Gen.
Jackson 10 tho field, and was among the fo,smost
where tfss music Of Charles XII played the loud-
est Daring nearly thirty yesrs residence IL New
Orleans. Dr Kef'a services among the INDECENT
lick. were never Withheld from considerations Of
dollars and cents. His extensive practice among
tho wealthy, nevcr caused him to refuse the Pc
,itions Of tho prnnyless for advice and medicine.
A aner specimen Of Oh Virginia gentleman
could mol have been found any where. than that
which HE deceased offered through life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

Tbs packet ship England, Capt Waite. srrived
soh Saturday afternoon, bringing London rspsts
10 ii '7lh, and Liverpool 10 the 9Th ult. iaclo.
sivc.
There kte been an attempt ut insurrection III
France matls by Louis Napolron. II was un-
sucesssful-as suadfy conceived ~ executed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

Pretty Far-The following capital joke oc-
cured Il The Boston fair. They =, IL . hoax
but il i too good 10 be true. VI conceive Il
i duty We owe our readers 70 proaoui,ce il fact,
and s4hsIvfofs we swear we saw il with our own
eyes
Among The numerous siafien was ) noble
hearted, jolly lar, who, after wandering about for
sometime, viewing the rich snd stried articles Of
exhibitAtion suddenly came 10 hciablc Of I lovely
aud q rich young lady-when Jack, sites viewing
the table and cycling Tho lovely damsel. could
reftsin no longer, and said tal sfriend near BY
Il swear would give $40 / okiss that girl"
No sooner, said than done.
you may" said The young lady stepping for
ward and r~eeeisipg ! sweet kiss. lick, nothing
dannteJ ptanked down the money AMI lef. feeling
that he bad made . good bargain.
Ealue Of al 0ath.-A Nornan WIS telling
another q great absutdity ~ mailer of fact.-
You are j%esting.' said The hearsr. Not, on the
faith Of q christian viii You gasetr No.
wont wager; but I am ready 10 swear il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

Morsraous coDrlsa.-Thc HaliFsx Record
e., states. thai an extraordinary fsh was recently
can ght q that place. which was measu red in The
presence Of several gentlemen, aud is Dimensions
were = foliows: circumference 40 inches; ex-
tTcme length, 8 feet 8 inches.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

lEEsM = 49, 1880
sncei is mild and pleasant. A suitable rev ard will
be paid for her delivery, either at the jail IN BIZ ton
Rouge, or Al my residence just above P~rorilet's
island 8 CsDEVALL.
Fast Patton Rouge. Oct IA-tf sl5
A MATTA, informs his friends fiat he hss
1Ae received On to.si gi,,ne,t, the following arti-
clest
10 ca kscnnyassed bacon hams. Weighing from q
to 300 lbs; put up for families,
so kegs nails. assofsed.
1850 pieces KIeai. and seatci. bagging.
30 coils rope.
LOG pounds taiIe
20 boxes ciampaigne, Of the favored Mississippi
brand.
5 boxes old Chansteftin.
l2 dozen old port wine in pint 4 quar- betles.
He aiss, has fife ~pieasdle Of informing the public,
that be y authorized TO purchase One thousand
Bales 81 Cotton, i8i NkicIi1 fair make. price will
be given Oct 10 as N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
NOTICE,

NO
1HsHE undersigned has the honor 10 inform his
y friends a.,i the public ia general, that he has
just received an assoftmens OF American and En-
glish goods, suitable for the season, which he Of.
fers for sale at very reasonable prizes. He will
shortly receive his annual supply ofSeoods from
France.
Sept 26 40 A.GEOFFROv9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA, se
Parish of East Baton Raogc-Third
District Court. 81

Thomas Csnty
fElY virtue of 4 wit Of feri faeias IS ne direct.
- ed BY the honorable the Fbifd District
Goert, Parish and State afors said, viii Be ex-
posed al public sale On
Saturday tn No,emlAsrls40T; $
at The co.sIL AArse IN he town Of Batoan Rouge
between the usual hours ofsale, an Tire hight, siiIe,
interest and claim Of the defendsns5 1hds canty,
IN and 20 The following described property, IL vi:
The oegrosslave IA med JtsE, aged about l6
years-sc'zed q satisfy The jademvai and costs
in the ebove enfiIlef suit.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
Ort3 81 AUGsDUPLANTIER. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
PUBLIC SALE.

W7KjILi. be sold BY the Undersigned PAxish
w Judge, at his ofiTce in Baton r os,ge, on
Tacsday The IctII 81 osemter next. a eeitsinstrac
Of land, containing 32l sapeffcial acres, situated
al nipe mitessffom the town, ,itipg land Of las !.
Stokes aboye ,and below, fhose Of Y oung 4 Stokes,
,ngether Wkh.ali the buildings ard in, prnvetlents
thereon. Sa1thHagL.pf land b~eipnging 10 the sue
cessian Of the late i1ughsand z al Deuham, and
now owned ieiatly By The minof heirs 81 said de-
ceased
TEKMs-$Se0 cash, and the balance at one
two, three and lour years credit, endorsed 10 notes
pa yabfe ii Bank. secured By mortgage until final
payment.
Get 8 SIS CT TESTER, Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10
MAYoRAIlTY

THE price Of ftesh aonr heina S. m per bar,
a, the bakers must give, the ensuing xssk, az
ounces Of bread foE , dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

ZMz&
uREsoLvED, Tha. i meeting IT she Tip.
pecanoe Association be held al The meeting houss
at Manchac, on Saturday: the nth October nett
That q meeting be held at Salem Camp Ground,
on Wednesday 2Ist day Of Ocsohrf neat. .Tha,
. meeting be held at the Presbyterian Church, On
the plains, on Saturday 24th day Of October next,
Resolsed, That Messrs. Thos. g. Morgan, 4
N. Ogden, Amos Adams, Jas. NJ. Elan, Aug.
Devall and Jos. Fowler be appointed 70 address
the people at those times and places.
Resclued, lfha. should the advocates Of Martin
Van Buren,, evince q desire to enter inss 4 pab-
lie discussion on the politics Of the a <skat %
making their wi:hes known 10 IN sxecHfits
comn.i.tee Of this Parish, arrangements win b
made 70 accommodate them.
By order Of the Executive Commitses.
sop "a W. H. WlKOFF, Secretary.