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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-11


KenaeJec Rord Oct. "a, 1910.
/ arrived here Yesterday noon with two assist
ants and six packmen, having, with the excep
ion of a few days on Spider lake, been separ-
atsd from Capt. Talcott since the 23d OF Sept.
last. The duty assigned me, was 10 trace the
Ridge round from the head of Arnold's river 10
Spider lake, and thence on to the Kennebec
road (or road from Augusta 10 Quebec) where
il crosses the boundary line. From the head
OF the Connecticut 10 the point of our first sep
aration is sixty miles, thence to Spider lake
thirty five miles, ard thence to inls place forty
miles, ali of which my long legs have measured
and The Schumacher compass coursed. The
route was throughout irregular and circuitous.
We took pilot at Canaan, but he proved of no
service; it only requires an active man to climb
trees occasionally and you can explore every
section of the country
Our life has been one of excitement; some
times wet, atotheIs burnt; now frozen and occa-
sionally melting; often stuffed to surieit and
then starved down TO a skeleton. Every thing,
however, has gone off successfully. Capt.
Talcott will have accomplished vast deal OF
work for the time we have been engaged upon
the survey. To this point (the Kenebec road
and twenty miles beyond the line, as You are
aware, is not in dispute, and 1 should hardly
suppose it could be, as for miles and miles the
Ridge Is composed OF high and distinct gran
tie cliffs, as ifnature had intended them to be
dividing walls between two contries.
Often have | wished you were with US, tc
enjoy the fine moose hunting, or trouting, oil
even killing the pheasants that during the day
weulo hardly make room for us to pass. Or
! Spider lake we came across some ST. Francis
lIndians; they killed bull moose for US, mucf
larger than horse; his antlers or earned
l'chair" alone, were five feet spread. The
trout have weighed from one to six pounds
| One of the most delicious dishes l ever tasted
was composed of the nose, heart and liver o
the moose. hsve5s small sextant, by which
| | get the latitude from the meridian alt. of tht
sun and such stars as approach before 10 o
! clock at night, as after hard days work | dc
not feel able tc keep my eyes open longer.
P.S. Oct 20, violent snow stern, fiteel
inches deep. Oct. &c, Capt. Talcott joined
me. Another Snow storm: dangerous to con
tinue operations in the field Oct. 81, havt
made preparations 10 return TO Portland. Oct
20, after sleighiag since the night of the 27th
we have all, fifteen in number, arrived al An
son, where mai this letter to you ON our re
turn home
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ERVs OF ADVERTISING

Cards of l"0 lines only, 50 per anAum, in advance
frE- Tea lines or Tess, make square. lf an adyer
usenent exceeds lines, the price will he in proper
ton. All adver iscmeuts payable at the time of
their insertion except yearlies, which are payable quar-
tery in advance. All advertisements ordered IN till
forbid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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PERFUMERY! PKRFl'GIERYn

PERFUMERY PkRFl' III fiRHm
SHTE continue to manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assorlmeEt of PEHFUiERY, TOT
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, sc, pre-
mated from the hest materials. and put up in handsome
stvle 10 which ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city or the spose of procuring their fall goods
In addition To The above. we have French, German
ami English PERFliMERY, all of which we offer
the most accommodating TERMS Orders thankfully
ceved and goods carefully packed with the des
patch. 10. N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Gay St, east of High,
and .;2t Baltimore ST.,
se9 DIT 2d dooreasf of McClelans aPv
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YORTH-EASTERN BOUNDARY.
KenaeJec Rord, Oct. q, 1910.

Extract OF letter from one Of capt AL
Colts Assistants, to gentleman in this city,
dated
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LAND SALES AT BURLINeTON

The public sale eft government lands adver-
tised to commence at this place or Monday,
18th instant, closed on Thursday last. There
was no opposition bidding and every thing pas
sed off peaceably, and to the high satisfaction
of all concerned. There were several tracts
passed over without being bill upen,.the clai-
mants being unable 10 enter them.-~The a.
mount of money received in the ten days sale
is Ss3, 1897 3S.-Bu,Siagton (Iooay,j -Gas.
RELIGIOUS STATIsTics--Th following anfor-
matiSn collected with much trouble by the Com
mittee of the Society for the Propagation ID the
Gospel in Foreign Parts, is increasing.
Christians, 260,000.000
jews, 100000
Mabometans, s6,000,000
Idolaters of all sorts, 500,0G0,000
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RY BUFF GREEN.
PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
published every morning, Sundays eXcepted,) at M
IL, Water street, opposite Chespslde-
MS:

P PAa5F FIX FIaG qia COUNTRY, y per '@@o"'
WEEKLY PILOT, 81
f6F-The "PILOT FOR TIE COUNTRY, y lisa large,
handsome sheet, and confirms all the interesting po-
hrcal and other news, from the DAILY PIL0T IL is
published on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
The &" WEEKLY PILOTo' also contains all tie in
tsresing matter from the Daily, carefully arranged It
ferns valuable sheet for hinduc, for future reference,
us 1t is the intention of the publisher TO make it com
pletc Political Register
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w
Cosner Pratt ST. and Ragan's whartlower end of Ger
MsIke4 Space. auo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
LIFE PILLS
AND PHENiX BiTTERS.
a p.>cr,.,v. r,,or cs,, ccyrn 4. AntfE

AND PHENiX BrrTERs. 7 @'.e
A POSITIVE CURE fOR FEVER 4 AGUE,
.rs.s..s AND BILIOUS FEvERS. :
4 wcll-rcgulstcd and proportioaate quantity OF
"A bile upon the stomach 10 always requisite Tor
the promotion Of sound hcalth-it stimulatcs diges-
ton, aud keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. Tn the inferior ~snrfaca Of the liver,
isa peculiar bladder, in witch the bile 10 first pre-
served, being formed BY the liver from the blood.
Thence Il passes into the stomach aud intcstincs,
aud regulates the indigestion. Thus We see, when
there Isl deficiency Of bile, the body is constantly,
costive. On the other hand, IN overabu"dance Of
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks Of disease,
which sometimes cnd in death. 8#.
MOFFAr'S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken IN the early stages Of bilious complains;
and II persevcrel in strictly according to the dlrec-
tons, will positively effect n cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
cure, at the same time create an unhealthy state oi
the blood. aud consequently teuh to promote a re.
turn Of the very disease which they are smployed
to cure. 1t 10 thea, by the use Of purgatiycs. ex-
c~lusivcly formed of vegetable compounds, which.
possessing within themselves no deleterious agen.
cies, which decomposition, combination or altera-
ton can d~evelope or bring into action; and, there
fort, capable Of producing no effect. save that which
is desirei-that a safe remedy 10 found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BtTTERS
have proved to be the most hsppy in their effects,
in cases Of bilious diseases, Of any purely vegetable
preparation ever offered to the public. 1.-THE sto-
mach is foul, they cleanse II by exciting e to throw
of its con,ents; II not, they pass 10 the dnodenum
without exciting vomiting or nauses in the stomach;
stimulating the, neighborins viscera, as the liver
and paneras, so as to produce a more copioas gov
OF their seeretions into the intestines; stimulating
the exhalent capillaries, terminating in the inner
coat, which an incrcased aow OF the useless parti'
cles Of the body foreign matters. or retained secre-
tons, are completely discharged.
DB. JOURDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale Of my medicine IN Baton Rouge.
aug si-cS WM. d. MOFFAT, n. York
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
D\TON Houug FEMALE AgAttEMy.

60 sttt tEt NJ MI. AsU Mns. FISHER,
rrr,TU respectful confidence, We place tttf.
w selves ti,ts ~pabtieIy befbfe t,e eetnntauity
10 solicit that y ,troSase whe, m N~ssitusas devote
o,ent l., thp mora, an, iHteileetuai Interests of
t,,pss sea,a'ued II cur t"'tip, bestashs ~ eoeple''
with. and greatly assisting the faithful tsaeher. We
have from the commencement 81 o'ir testhihg, pro-
eetpd IN tts %inhuttive principle, introducing ti,st
SERIES II book NJ fast ~ We sSutA, whhbUt put
ting ,,aretts 10 unnecessary expense. The iHluetive
"a tht course t,,,fste,l IN the mDst Intelligent pstts
NJ Europe, aud the most popalaf IN the world
Mere responsibility WIS mi The object aitBtl N, NJ
the o,,eniug ~ ibis sel,osl, hut that superiority IN
which ability aud experiences, combined with 4 Ia
bsrieus anh sonseiensieus discharge NJ the teofhets
duty s%ttains. In this We HAYS no. beet, di disappointed.
~ the average huthber Of orr pupils, Together with
their rragtess shew,
We have made provision for \ most valuable H.
t,rar, fur o,r scl,ool, containing A great variety III
tspe and valuable information, upoi, almost every
%s,h,.et We t,sve ordsted f'otn New york and
shah reee,vs .nel, apparatus ~ II necessary n es-
plain the different sciences. We shall also re-
..ive books aud stationary, or any Kind, and 10 any
a,n6ast, Al or,ieF directly ff6tn New York
No taiHs will he spared. IN a,ta,n and enf1ree
III. ,,rineipl e Of the best %sutl,ors. Dur atm IN the
resitatiras Of the res ,eetive CLASSES. Is 10 .'slh eet
the Whole idpa."
The recommendations II ohr boarding der~rt-
fpent ste extensive. sEat. .=
board and 1'aition $sl' per an',m payable
tiusie *sD t,sts qusvter. Uss " INSTRUMENT ~
ter ,nso,h. Frenst, 80 PET quarter. Nh dpdas-
iju0s made en- ceI,t IA eases Of serious sickness.
The course or ttr stables embraces every de-
,~,sri,Nntit 6f ~ enyHsh edaeatish The 8tpsateH-
tsihrsnehes. ~,aelaiing she'll anl wax works slsa
pIsin AMI fancy needle wofk, slso The Greek aud
! attn languages when requested will receive pat
,is,iAf attention.
1.hs e~Iayeu,,, ~sessiou, NJ the u. II. Y. Az sdetuy,
viii on the seeond ,ay Of January nest.
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If STATE OF LOUISIANA. a.st
Parish Of East Baton touse--1hi,d Dis,fie
Eleann Do,,eh


h'eahh D"''eh Tl#.a.. .| r-.
4 s#r g. vs. N, 1881
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,,,,.d n. n,,,ns,i, h.,.,,,at, ~, I., s.;h.d Us h..
s.,.,,,. .p,.ay ~, u,., ~. 4. h..,i... wv. " Wv.
.s,.sa ~ s,,,,, - -. ,i,.a.a..a I'i,.,. ~. ~. ".
f,,,, ,ls ..,s,s af i...,,,,.. u.,,,1 asss.,st I.
va. sl., ,,,ys, ,h',, ne .,.s., .,.... ~,,. .....
,;,.,,s. .a .h.,... 5000 -, .., ~.
~. s.,.,.,. ,,..,.,,. ~ ~. .i.t,.,a.., ~,
H., ,ia.f ,,,,f .,,a, T. y,t,.,. ....ns.s, ..a ~.
,,,.,.ua n. .,.. .,,.,.. !. s.,aa.a. s0., ... .s.,
49,. .,,..,,. |. -, .,.. llama. t.,,,,. AZ. ..rr
,,,., 81" MI ..a,...., ~ ~. a"'.,a.., ~.
l,,,t,.,,i ..t Az. ,.. .,.I . mS ,.... liz
ye,he, il, has, fa,a,, i, i. .,a.,.,I .a,,,,,asa md
,,st,s.t' Me-, ,hs .s,a itl.... .n ,hs ..s, i,..,t
i,,,,,r,, Ls. ,..b.,: T.. ,sn"., W" NJ ...,...
~, a.. H. Ia -. 49, ~. p.JJpu.,'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
Fs"m Gen. Green's i.a, Msy II.
To THE ORIGINAL JACKSON MEN.

W EH oniulHvhlS InOO WAANs
:. Game let ~ reason hgehhey."-Ws Lsv.
quoted from Mr.. buchanan, sid W wish you Ia
bssus IN mid tbs, he s4Insits, that, il from sny
csu.e ihs currency il increased, il inerrs.es .bs
value Of psop,,'y ig like proportion. And ,bs'
II, from any cause the currency IL di".i"isb.d. Il
dioinis,e. The value u property IL The ssms
proportion Thus, in 1897. the circulation u IL.
hank. was one hundred sid forty nine millions
II from any csuSs that calculations IL reduced one.
hsif, II viii have . corresponding elect on The
value Of property.
Now 10 illustrate the working Of thu sys,en ~
will slate one of the innu1rsshIs cases. A. wa
. young mao, and in 1897 h. Puschas~j . farm
AID paid sne.foustL III hand, sod WAS n pay the
bsIssce in three annual ins,alm.n,s. When the
ssconJ pay men. fell due, such had b"en the con.
traction Of the currency and the srdaeti"n Of the
value Of property. ,ba. he found il bis innre.. to
forfeit hi, purchase, and ~,e'inqu,sh The money be
had paid, fas with the sum due ~ . balance, be
can ps,chsss q bes,ss psope.sy.
Il it joss-csn q .ys.cm of msa.usss working
such ~iujus.ice he right! aat f $500
Let us apply this view Of the case TO the facts,
before, Us. The4.iscounss due =" the bank. 9th Jan.
nary, 1897, made s525.Il5 !, 7o2. The amour,
II other Liabilities we're more 'han equal 10 The
bank loans. The policy 81 the government hs,
reduced tbs currency, and nearly OF quite doubled
the value Of money does il not follow ihs, thess
measures Of the administration, which thus dou
bles The amoun,of their ,nd.ttrdne.s, oct ss q
direct tai on one class Of citizen. Er the beneGI
Of another! And w,'i 700, the Stale Risht
men Of the south. who stood up for The gallant
STATE Of Sou,h Carolina, unite in and support, +,
.ystem Of measures. the efsc, Of which Is IL
transfer the properly ef the debtor 70 ihs ereJisos
without consideration! Will the de>cendanl
Of our revolutionary fathers. Who resisted . r<,t,
tax on ia. calmly look on ami see the found.
toms Of property Undetermined. sIj lsbos s'd sn
,espsiss sacrificed BY such i"ju.'icst
J If We sjui. that the eises Of these measure
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
sTATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF East BdTON ROUGE.
uY virtue Of = proclamation Of his Exeelle"cy
II the Governor OF the State OF LOUISIANA, ="
election will be held Of, the first Monday Of July
and the two succeeding days, 10 wit: Fer a rep
rrsen,ative to Congress- from the Seet nd Congress-
ional D;s,rie, Of this State, and for two represen-
t.,ives from ti.is parish 10 t.e general assembly
Of the state. The ~electio" will y held the FRS,
day At Gen. Townsend's on TIC pe ins, the seeond
dav II tie kcuse ofJamcs Forhes' on Sandy Creek,
and tie third day at the Court House in he town o.
Baton Rouge.
mf6 ~ Gil. TESTER, P.J.
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state or 1.Outsjnnn.
Parish Of East baton Rougc-Third
ar District Court.

s"h" . HHVIry 'y"u'e f"
" No 2Al
Edward NJ Huth-. RI aL } FL .a# ~
vj,,ne NJ r wri, ~ ahas feu mtins ~ NE
, directed BY The uonotnh bio the Third D's.
triet Court Parish and State aforesaid, wil bs
exposed i, p"blir sale o
Thursday. tith jaue tsaO.
n, The rnu,t hoo ~ IN the towU 6f Hsthn Rouge,
be,wssn the nsuaI hotrs NJ sale. MI Tho sigh', ~
tie, interest and ela,m of he d~efenla nts, " anu
10 the fo',owirg ~hss',inrd property, III vii:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
situated 10 Inn, part NJ The town Of Mtnn Rouge
called fpan,sb town., containing fur n'P."'s
,nots " lees, designated ny n"mbfr sevs" on the
h%e,ta,ise pisn t,srrof. bU,atsh iy ln'ds NJ W.
u. Willis j ar. a'd i%n'ntins Hs ahs m,h traced
through stsn,sl, town =: so'd by the In" Charles
Tesster Paris', Judge and CT "0b' 10 Judge II the
Io",, n prhs,rs, ~" tho !i,h day Of lazy iH3l.
u Nsmi DaIHt,e AMI Joseph p,"", ~ the sr's n
,hs Succession IT. i,irgo u~ti"'s", deceased.
s.'red Il" satisfy the j~"igms". and costs !" tie
nb,,ve entitled AIT.
Terms NJ Sals-t'asl,.
AUG. DurtANT1ER.
no Ahrs'H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
LIME o SALE.

lust received SAG Barrels fresh Western Lime
81 in fine order, 80 bbls new prime pork, ve"'-
son aud new bacon hams, lard, beans Of vsrioas
kinds, a small lot Of low priced tobacco, and a re-
newela assortment fbest quality wines and liquors.
Expected in q few daysa quantity OF very res"
ao,,r by steamboat, also 100 half and quarter bbls
~hiskcy.
2 mia NsG@ A..
ctTon consignment &c bills recti6ed wh..key
in rood order A. M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
LITERARY NOTICE.

VHE subscriber has become sole proprietor Of
the school heretofore taught by himself aud
M PicrsOn lie bcss leave IN ,etusH his grate-
(ul acknowledgement u The citizen. Of Baton koagr
aud vicinity, tor the patronage hitherto afforded
him, and warmly s~Oliciisa u continuance and ex.
tension Of the same. The school IL now ~ n
state Of successful progress, consisting Of Sbo", 40
pupils, and KEEP, IN the Baptist Meeting House,
one door north Of Genl. Thomas residence. No
pains viii be spared on the .,art Of the subscriber
To have his pupils advanced Ia all the branchcs
Of modern and ancient learning, usually taught in
primary schools. When necessary, suitable as
st.tauts will BE-, procured, either male OF female,
as circumstances may require. Boarding can be-
had for either sex a, the house Of Madam Thcm-
as, sign Of Genl Washington. on accommodating
terms.
ais 10 .ra# UENny D.. +. RoBrRTs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
l.. HESS,
D.sANGER,
NOTICE,

nnR, MARK takes leave 10 inform the Ladies
lXlL aud gentlemen Of ns,o" Rouge and the Vi.
cinity. that he has just received n" assortment Of
dry goods Of a superior quality, consisting. o., cm-
broidcry coiIsrs, capcs, sl.ir,.hosoms, collars Tor
y, rsons IN mourning handkerchief, scarts. sha W..
iaccs Of diff kinds, umbrellas, gloves, wells,
artificial flowers Cor hornets and wreaths, aud 9TH
cr articles. VII Of a superb quality, wlie;, he offers
tor sale, ~ he has heretofore been srlling, thirty
per sent under the prices current. His store 10 ut
Mad lTgcndrt'A.
MIC Il-A j. MARIN.
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NOTICE.

UAVING to he nbsrni for y short TINE from
Baton Rouge, | have anthodxed Mr.. Saml.
Skol6eld 10 attend 10 my business during my nh-
senc~, as m agent. All parsons having business
with me, aud particularly those indehied to me,
are requested 10 call on him !; and I will avail NV
self of this opportunity to request all those '"drht-
ed ~ vs n calla"d pay, ~ give their notes for &C
counts NIT already settled. e af
MIC u
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STATE OF Lo1 IslA "a, :.
PARISH or East R.8(TW ROUGE
Third District Iourt. .

=-.Ha5
John Loomis
TIDY yis,u6 Of a." order Of sci re and sac ~ ~
10 directed by tn. Hon the E%.'rh D's'r'c'' n""
pa ,;.h and State aforesaid, VII be exposed IT
public sale on 44#
Thursday, 25th Ju'3. 1910,
a, Inc com, house between ,I,r3.,snaI hours Of sale
all ,hr right, title, interest and clam o' inc W.
6,.d.,, IN mud To- The follosins. desc dbed proper
ty, TO wit: ~ oc
A negro woman named AM, aged aoo"' 20
years.
Terms Of Sale-Cssh. aHS
m23 Is Aug. DCPL3SrlER' ""e''"'
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...t a.x POS, PONED slyLE.
STATE OF LOUE1ANA,
PARISH or EAST DAIa)N ROUGE
Third D,-ir,c, T.. ,r'.
Bank Of Louisiana

Jas. Newsom and WIN. Iiaws-.)
virtue Of y wit II Gcn .M,ias to me II.
rectsd by the Ito" TIE rhmi District Co"t
Parish and sta to aforesaid, will be exposed ~ pub
lie sale OF
Tuesday OH Of June 1910,
NJ tic .nu,t house between the usual hours Of sal,
all the right, tue, i,tsrss, sud claim "f 'lr DE-
isudauts ~ AID ~ The following d.scs'bcd per
so,si property, ~ wit .4
. A psoiaisso,y ne.s a'sw" by;Jsmss u. Elan
To the order o( James News""; Tor SIX hundred
and seventy .evc" dolIsf., dated 9Th November
1899 aud endntsch hy tis said James Ne"so".
seized 10 satisfy the judgment sfd costs !" the
above entitled suit. As-# .s "~ea s@n
Terms Of SsIs-Twelva m'f'ihs credit, with
bo"d s"d sppso,sd security, h2"9'"s '"'s's'' "'
on judgment. aa. .es
m2J IS Aua. DJrLE xrigs, Sheriff.
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~ NOTtcE,.
EAlt petsoos ate hereby tarewa,ned T nm Cut.
ting ard ~catryins Of Wood Ifom the plantation,
late vil,a,s. two miles below llatoa Woase.
Thn.e who are determined 10 continue stealing
vooi, viii b., prosecuted to the Utmost peaal,y u
the law. ..... .... .
ian 1 Al STerttEN EENbEns6N.
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sa Taken ~ IN The II, ,.st, by WV, The'nas IN
MI. ntaa,e,,sr .bee, .s mile. from tlann Rouge.
a large nd COW. swallow fuk In the lsn ear ard
bramied vi. II - ou ,he right hip. Said eos' h"ss
.aIt H " t Nh IL
'r,aes M by WIN whn,sn IN me e,h Inst. ~
mites NJ tsa., ar ttatun Wauss ~ the liver A"'''e,
IN tr,u ssry tistse, absut 0 years "lA white '"ae,
hi. f,ry lee, white, abuut haahs high, round
y '' ,"a Il 'its "a. wAtKEa n,.asn.
T.usS NJ b, Dr., Scott, = B,acs and White on
4 or . years old marked with n swallow 'o,k !"
abe r'sA. 7 r. and . ''.p, !" W ,As LIZ, S'' M.o W..
1'.eeS er, IN the lt.. instant. ny Mosu. Fer
uorsa,, al, The Auai.e, IA miles finn tlsto0 Rouge,
black and white strer, head anh nees mostly
black, rrrprsd on The len ear, aud ~" under h"s
on The light, 10 brand. sept ~
v,,ssx an nj, The qsh, inst, ~ Daniel Niskey.
~ The plantation OF caldwell and Hickey, Smiles
below iia,on ltoage, n bay l%tpass. a hands high,
.bou, d wears AID. binek and heavy matte and ta'',
a hl.ek spa, on his right hip. hi' 'nse and face
whites .r rs- J.. A. WAnRsn,
Feb - 8 naNger.
Faxes NJ, ty Nathaniel Gtay'esa, living al,',",
n nnas trpn, the tnwn AZ na,nn Noase, A Cow
pod Cali. The COW IL red nui white. %n'atsr'
viii, a pt,.,ave crop on ,he let, ear and Nv" s'"a'l
.,lit. IL the tigh, ear, no b-aul aho'' = years oil
MA =. A. WA,Nsw, larger.
'rAssS up hv \. H. t~,egendfs ." his t'anta.
t,oa about I mites fran tnwn "" the ~ '"s', : mses
ttuaSt, with n blaze taee aud n slit ~ me 'e,
ear. ahou, Ia years old. ri a.
rAssx Mp by las u. Aliisnn, abc"! ~ M's'
fram l,e,an ta0se, on the Liberty rnad, on Wed.
n~s,,sy ss,h March. n scrre, MAiRe, s',o''t "a
hand. h;rl,, white streak In ,he face, len hind
loo, white. a white streak refund the right tors foot
nj e. 49," rH f g. a Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

rnNtlE undersigned lav,"e purchased The stack
1T goods br i,.t Mntis. will continue the
Mercantile business in the twe story brick bnil ling
on Gtnrcl, st,ee,, formerly occupied BY him, md
hy strir, attention Ia business. hsfes IL merit A
.onahte per,ioa Of public I,atsnasge.
5.... 80. II. Y. bABlN.
Januar, ION, IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
NOTICE.

V2R. Oran IIsckett is authorised to collect
the aceoaat IS due me ! GA account of the Baton
Rouge Gazette. AL persons indebted are rcques-
ted 10 make ian mediate payment. z +aNa mz8
ia ian Is STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
NOTICE.

HEREBY caution The publ'c f'om trading for
or otherwise taking \ note drawn by me u The
order IT Rohrr, Penny and new ~ Tho po-se-ti,n
Of iirnty Dawson. Said "ote II not c"Aotscd
Not having received n consideration fs the wishls
amount, I viii pay but the hall, sny one hundred
dollars,
INTO II i. u. EMMY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30
PROBATE SALE.

PARISH or HEST BA1OT HOUGE.
nY virtue Of an "rd'r from h.c honorable tho
Probate Gov , ~ the Parish o. Orleans, Will
BE- sold BY the nedersign'h Parish Judge on
a@ "Wednesday. 3D. June, Ia40,
At 10 O'Clock Il. W., at DIR. Doass'D's place ~ tho
Paris, Of West i;.ion Rongr.a mn!stioe ~ounn
named Paasg age about dirty Years, belong
ing 10 the sue e ss.oa Of ia. hate fietorio puin.
T<rms-Six and twelve months ere.fif fro-~ the
day u sale, in mtcs satisfactorily en,ior sed anil
mortgs,c retamesi until 6naI payment.
- m2 II ~ l.. FAS"OT, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-30

James NJ. Eins1i & Amos Adm aeAs,
4 TrOtNEYS aud Counsellofs ~ Law, will
"a. rta, .ire e",,ioin.ly III the ID, Alb, aud Oh
,JuIitial uis,ttets-DGte At iIaton Rouge tsa, the
('n,tt tIouse. ."" .-.