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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

To The Editors Of The Mudisonion
The Extra Globe, under the management OF Mater
amos kendall, has at last appeared arr within the
mark in saying that it has disappointed nine out Of
ten of men Of all parties There was such flourish
Of trumpcts accompanied the announcement Of his
connection with this hebdomadal edition Of the official
organ--so many promises We're made of the vast in
teres and ability which would be brought to its CO.
lumns by the pen Of Elk Postmaster Gonera-that the
majority of persons expected TO find in this pubca
ton at least spirit and vigor, and novelty how
deficient might be in the more valuable quail
ties of truth, justice, and right 1t ina
gned that the man who had stepped from the General
Post Office Department to labor exclusively
pennya-ner for the Extra Globe, would at least be
able to produce in the excitement of composition
something characterized by lvelness and force This
expectation increased by the concessions made by
some of the opposition papers that Mr. kendall was
an able political writer powerful controversalist
SC. SC.
Well, after all the putting Of himself in his address
to the People Of the United States-for in that docu
ment, from beginning to end, the prominent idea is
that the of the Administration rests on his At.
lantean shouders-af1er all the self.commendatory
communications he has written and got inserted in pa
pers at distance-(a trick of the Ex-Post Master
Generals for which he has been long notorious after
all the Boosting and applause in advance, his pa
per has come out and | believe nine out of ten
candid and intelligent will say, it is of the
most prosy, pontess publications ever put forth by
man pretending to any measure Of ability thinker
writer 1t is indeed an exceedingly dull concern
and the. Loco Focos themselves say exceedingly un-
readable Some Of them declare they could point 70
halfa dozen country Loco Foco papers far foi.
BILE interesting and efficient in advancing the
1t has neither sparkle nor energy; and except the
Congressional speeches il gives. has no claim what
the character which the Beggaman seeks
tribute to of being powerful than other Loco
Foco presses.
The truth is, kendall has been greatly overrated a.
political writer His irit, Dryden observed Of
some Of the INSCRIPTIONS and profigate writers Of
his times lies in his riAdny He says things which
few persons else would have the audacity to say be-
most have higher regard for the obligations
of truth, and for common decency. He mistakes
for strength of language and puts forth falsehoods
that have been refuted thousand times, and calls
them arguments In this manner he blows his little
penny, trumpet of Loco focoism and blasphemy We
have nothing but in extremes, paudits cxecratons
Always violent or over civil
Every man with him God or Devil"
,..-..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23
PROGRESS OF FEDERAL Loco-Foco
DESPOTISM.

The Federal Loco-focos Of the House having
by one usurpation obtained the power Of setting
aside all the legitimate business of Congress by
going into Committee of the Whole, al any
time they think fiji, on the Sub Treasury Bill,
are now determined to trample again on the
rights OF the Representatives Of the people, and
TO violate the standing rules and uniform prac-
tice OF the House, by Selling the power to force
that bill out Of Committee Of the Whole, at their
pleasure, whether the discussion should be finish
ed or not
The order has gone forth from the Palace,
and the trainbands know no duty but to Obey
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

ANOTHER STORM AT Observation-Disclosures
storm visited Natchez on the 9th inst, causing
considerable damage to the neighboring planta-
tons, destroying fences, corn, negro quarters,
gins, &c. Fortunately, the approach of the
storm was preceded by heavy rain, which
prevented repetition Of the fatal effects of Nav
7th
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

~ Yesterday Messrs. COOPER, of Pennsyl-
vania, and RAyNER, Of North Carolina address
ed the Committee of the Whole, in very able
and effective speeches against the Sub-treasury
system, and in opposition to the general financial
policy Of the Administration
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

The BANKRUPT BILL.-The Journal Of Com
merce says, delegation from the Chamber of
Commerce has gone on TO Washington for the
purpose Of opposing the passage of any law,
except as modified according 10 the views of the
Chamber.
The members of Congress will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23
FOR THE MApiso OMAN
THE POETS GRAVE.

Call il not vain they do not err
Who say that when the poet dies
Mute nature mourns her worshipper,
And celebrates his obseques "-ScoTT
No gloomy vault encloses thee
In thy unvisioncd sleep;
Free should the heavens wild breezcs be
Der one whose soul was once as free
And gentlest dews should weep
With fall as soft as angels tread
Above the minstres honored head
NO princely monuments are here
To mark the sacred spot,
But nobler far, through times career
Scotland shall tell and Earth shall hear
The glory of thy lot
Who in thy country's heart hast made
A monument that cannot fade
All darkly lowers this dismal eve,
The skies arc cold and grey,
And fancy's ear may well perceive
Bcreaved nature sadly grieve
That thou art passed away
For well and truly thou hast said
She mourncth for the faithful dead
Around thy grave the highlands sweep,
While echo means reply
And haunted Tweed so darkly deep,
And Yarow, where the birches weep,
Send back murmurcd sigh,
While every ivy leaf appears
Glistening with heavens abundant tears
Thy soul on high has winged her flight,
And burst her mortal link;
But yet when summer skies are bright,
And Tweed is gcmmed with starry light,
cannot choose but think
She loves to wander forth at will
BY shadowy stream and moonlit hill
The food Of time unchecked and rude,
Sweeps on its reckless way,
But thou, the glorious and the good,
Shrined in nations gratitude,
Must there exist for aye,
And Famc's undying laurcls bloom
For ever round thy honored tomb
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

BENJAMIN Rush, Esq, Secretary Of the Lega.
ton OF the United States at London, arrived
this morning in the Great Western. Mr.. Rush
is believed to be the bearer Of important de-
spatches from our minister Mr.. Stevenson, he
proceeded direct to Washington, Immediately
ON landing, and we understand that he returns
to England again very soon.-N D Ere Posf'
Mr.. RusH has reached Washington.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

I5- On the passage of the Great Western,
sailor, in shifting the jib, lost his hold and fell
overheard. The vessel went over him. The
engine stopped, the crew mustered and station
ed at their posts, boat manned and let down
the man, half a mile behind was rescued
brought on board, and the vessel put under way
in the space Of eight minutes.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

These disclosures win satisfy the public Of the
hypocrisy and shallow-heartedne of Kendall
and the Globe in charging abuses Of the frank
ing privilege on the Republican Senators and
members Of the House.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

I5P We learn from the National Gazette that
Joseph Cowperthwaite, Esq. has resigned his
Office as Cashier of the United States Bank,
and was unanimously elected a Director Of the
institution,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23

TVrRS. GASSAWAY has several vacant rooms
al suitable for small family, or single boarders
Her terms moderate Residence PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., South side, corner Of 10th street june l6-2w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH JULY

AT meeting OF the DEMOCRATIC TrPPEcAsoE CLup
or THE USIox, held at the Perseverance Engine
house in Washington, the 10Th instant inlorma-
ton having been received that the Wings Of George
town had proposed to celebrate in suitable manner.
the approaching Anniversary Of American Indepen-
dence and had extended to their brethren Of the Dis
trct invitation join them therein, il was mo
ton, unanimously
Rssoired, That II be recommended 10 the Wings
and Conservatives OF the District Of Columbia, 10
celebrate the coming Fourth of July at Georgetown.
and thai committee be appointed TO cooperate with
such committee as the citizens OF Georgetown may
have appointed or may appoint TO make suitable ar
rangements for such celebration
Ordered That the committee consist of the follow
ing persons, viz: NN
Philip X. Fenda Jacob A. Bender,
Alexander Nc Williams, Noble Young,
Joseph III. Bradley, William Hayman,
William 5. Nichols Thos III Havenner
Willard Drake
And il was, ON motion, further
Resotred, That a committee of thirteen members be
delegated on the part Of this Club to attend the cele
bration OF the 18th of July al Bladensburg
And the following members were appointed on the
said committee, viz
Walter Lenox Samuel Bacon,
James + Halliday, James Stewart,
Thomas II Bowen, stephen P. Franklin,
MED Davis, Joseph Borrows,
Seth Hyatt Wallace Kirkwood
ID, A. Hall
Ordered, That thcsb proceedings be published in
the papers OF tho District friendly the Whig cause
WALTER JONES, Chairman
a. HALL, Secretary,
The committee Of thirteen, appointed by the Demo
cratic Tippccanoc Club, to attend the celebration Of
the 18th of July, at Bladensburg is requested to meet
this evening (Tuesday,) 7 o'clock, at Mr. Lenox's
office on Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-23
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Chansons de Bcranger, in fouSpockct volumes
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Gil Bias Tin one volume octavo) Ornc de GOO Wig
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Don Quixote in French, Viardots translation .
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And many other French books just unpackcd by
F. TAYLOR
- Books imported to order from London and
Pans june %
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For the benefit othe Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
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Class s. for 1910
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40 Prizes of 81 5000 of $4,000 of 1900 &C.
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Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
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Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to all
who order as above may 23-2aw3wif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
M Y

III r ). |. rrLkr.


II may moi be known 10 oil ths sdniFefs of the
ersser was cursed with . better half 30 zsnuipieaI
Ia temper. that she was the torment, moi only u
his life, but u ose of bis pupils and douussiies-
Some Of tho former were cunning enough 10 pur.
chase peace for themselves by coneiiiaiias the
commo Is rsnt-bus! woe 10 those unwilling u
unable 10 offer aushs in propiaissioo. Even ne
wiser ones wers spared BY having their cdsness
visited upon . scapescas. This unforsnnats h.
dividusi Was Samuel Duhobret. . diseipls ~hem
Durea bal admitted into his school Qua n chart
u He vas employed IN painting signs, and the
soasss tapestry then used in Germany. He uss
shout 20 years Of sge, little. ugly. end hunphack.
u. Whist wonder ahst DO was The bct ar every
III JAKE smong bis fellew disciples. and that be
was ont = aSpeeial object Of dislike ~ Msdams
Dutest Bot be- boss Ill with ! pstienes, and
sis. without coaplsins, The seanty csaass given
him every day for dinner. while his connpanicns
often Jared sumpsuously. Poor Samuel had not
. spice efsnvy or malice In his heart. He would
q any time have tciIed half tho steht 10 assis, o.
sesss those who wsro wcs.t ofensu4. u laugh Il
him, Or abuse hin loudsss ior III sssYidity. rsus
--hs had mot she qualities 81 snrisl hsmor o. Vii:
hat b. wss . a example Of inJstssigSbIe Industry.
He cans 10 hia stpdiss every nossiNe a day
bresk spd Iemsined 4 work und1 sunsss.-
Then b. retired 10 his eAambes and Nssuehf tr
HE own amusement.
Dahobsei isbosea three yesssin ibis ny. siv.
ine himself IA tine fap e~xescise ~ esetesticn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
POsTPONED SALE.
PROBATE SALE.

I N aArH.F AAS0A 0atIAs
VEJILL BE- sold at public sale on "wednesday
the Goth Of Jan. le4I thu following de-
scribe,i property belonging 10 the successlea Of the
late John Bills, deees sed, wig
The tract Of land the deceased resided.
tcgetner with the bpildings aud improvements there
on, containing 25l acre., 5lt1O0, bound
ed by land Of Mis- Williams on the west and BY
those OF John Gsyle Oh the East. A tact Of land
on the Co,nitr, containing 225 arpents.
Lot one aud two OF section No forty three, town.
ship No Sc ven, south Of range No osse, east, cons
tanning two hunilel and fifty one and 5itlOO acres.
SIN Town lots in square No 81, Of Beauregard,s
section of the tow n
SLAVES.
DIX aged as: Klein 48; Rachel IS and hsr
child Martha Sally Is ard her children Harry
5 and Charles s months old, Sam n: Molly Is,
Harnah II; Daniel So: Peggy Sa.
Moreover, Ia hesd of cattle, ~ head Of sheep,
I head Of horses / wagon patent scale: | horse
cart. ] buggy Turning utensils; household furni-
ture, etc.
Aleo 30 bales Of caison
Terms-The landed estate and slaves one fourth
cash, the h lance at ] 2 and 3 yeafs credit, pur-
ehasers 10 furnish enforced mites, payHb'e ID
Rink and mortgage retained until final payment,
the ~peTsonal properly at ona year, credit, for all
s,,ms over $50 dollars, under that amount cash
TIL. cotton will be sold al Mr.. Larg0iess, 10 the
o Of Baton Rouge on tbs 9Th inst Cor cash.
decf9-4. CT. TESSIER, Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
FOUND.

OUTVO. g
AS found 4 month ago ID the river, opro
size t;enerai D%eseuporis plantation, IN the
= of Eas, Baton Rouge, a hase ~ cotton ths
! tn whe Oh 10 almost entirely Alrsihiestfe word
tIxr, being the only thing that cnn be read. =.
8wncr viii call for i; provo property and Ply
a.. o,heyxise il will be sold after the ~exIira-
6 thirty days, 10 satisfy the charges incurred
ktjrs il from the river and storage.
III al WM SULLIVAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
gcc u kAlC
Rev. WIN. b. LACEY
Prest ofthe College
NEWUpPLY OF FASHIONABLE
GOODS

|NEWUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE
GOODS.
fESHnndersigned has the homo to inform In
! hes aud gentlemen Of Patton Rouge and
vicin.S lat he has Jast received : splendid assort-
ment pods Of the latest style, consisting Of la
dies Fl shswlso Of all quaIities.
Lad and ge.tlemen's 'Ioaks. cloth and me
@o,
FiaA ,iiand aanael, Bombazins, mouselins de
kiHe,
e. and French me,inos, cashmers ,casinets,
md s~atinets,
Fin caiicos Of the latest patterns,
I E,Mh rvinis s. q
AAcan s
EHlure
II cloths and towels.
RIM and Irish linen, Of all qualities,
Ii asd ii~ueaca,nb,ic handkershiefs. plain
MSsid enbroidered,
u and COTTON taces,
81 aud lks,
Illus and artificial flowers Of oil qua.isies,
Aaf variety Of hoseries, cotton wolsted and
lI,
common
IT and dress coats,
<ers clolh ahdssatin waisiofats,
~ abouts and pants Of ali auA.iiies,
Ushirs,
@ s with linen bosoms,
FM calico shirts,
hrs and under shirts, plain ami wor stsd,
(Asna fur caps,
FNp black silk hats,
Atcan
Vtrroofbrogans and hoots,and agnod assort-
me e hees aad boots of all qualities, for ladies
und l'emeu and ch,ldfen.
he'd and unbleached domestic,
clothing,
cking and shack, Of all quaiitiss,
Umbrellas,
white china sets, with gilt borders
2ery and g!ass ware, &c &c.
II he Offers FOR sale at the lswest cash price.
Til les ami gentlemen are respectfully Invited
b SANGER.
cor Of Lafayette and Church g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
R.x

L. ae subscriber has located himself IN the sovn
OF Baum Rouge attbe old stand, lately &C
eupied BY Reeze Fi,s Patrick, whore all kinds Of
Watches, Clocks, Osgaas. Mud Masic Boxes Will
be repaired on the shortest notice and in the best
aylo. lie has n1shlnj spectacle glasses OF all
colours and suitable for al ages. winch hs will fit
IN al a reduced price. All kinds Of lewelfy mcn-
drd In 4 neat manner. Hehas also ali kinds Of
Jewelty for sale, low for Cash.
RIFF renee may be made 70 Capt. Senrls, 8.
Hyatt andP. A. WalaeF.
Oct 10 rs G. MOORE.
E-o!d gold and silver tskep In paymsat fos
work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
dec ~ J. W.. MUSSEl.MAN.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER 4 AGUl
AND BllIOuS EEVERS.

AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
4 wcl-reguiaiel snd proportioaste quantity 81
"a lille upon the stomach y always requisite Tor
The promotion az soasd Aeaith-it stim ulaiestlige
ton, and keeps the int~stiwsi canal FREE from al
distractions. On the inferior ~surfacs of the Iivsr.
4 : n-eoul;ar bladder, IN wasish he bile 10 6rst pre-
served. being formed BY the liver from thu blood
Thence Ii passes into HE stonsach aud intestines,
and regulates the Indigestion. Thus We see, when
there L ! deficiency ofbie, the body i constantly,
~costive, On the other hand, An ovrrabundance q
bile causes frequent nausea q the ssomass'; and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
: received and for stie 1T the store OF &c
n--. 80 flf1.ti,,s new work

r received and for ssie 1t the store OF Gen.
Heroma,, the following new works
br cash.
s1pan VI Arme.
&Siiek,siettsT Bsg,
Of Guise,
y GeoIy the old Bachelor,
Hh,d Hurais, OF the Asenser Of blood,
KKugssIIishway.
Hlphin, bye T. BplSer, Esq.
Ashore,
.Iafanuy Taet;cs,
fNapnsssa. b. Sir w Scott,
&ricau 0fatnIy.
sS$.icaa Speaker,
#ssessIife Of byron,
Npons Rome. FsrgusnAs Rome,
k&ke,s p~oiit,esl works,
f5riser Physiologically discusfsas
Hs6sy Physlslcgicaliy explained,
Ezguass Of Flower,
Sfss Lexicon.
viers Law Dictionary,
!, sronhiet ofiaws,
d of IRE Saint. lin ~ snl mo !.
gam extracts, ii vos me-
4 Texan EmierAnt, ~ Col S~ih. Ie4us
kb 1 kreas variety Of French. EsgIlsAe and
6rhpol Books, & ouisiaaa Aimsnscs tar bal.
b 90 Consignment, 80 dossa slates snd III
kSpsn,sh see.re. srpsrios quality.
DC0 FISH Hooks,
000 llaTtleN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
Doetrp.
GU sITY.

Exlsaci from an Ode by CnAaLss SfwAsu1.
II came from Hssvsn- It's power srchsngcls know.
When this fais globs Grit rounded to their vicMs
When The yoang sun revealed the glorious scene.
Where oceans ssthered. and where lands grew
green;
When the deal Just Id Joyful myiiads s~~armed,
And man, the cid, with Gods own breath was
warmed.
i, reigasJ in Elen-wh.n that man first woke,
It's kiudling influences from his eye balls spoke.
No rowing childhood. no exploiting youth.
Lod him along, till wonder chilled to truth;
ail.farm.d =. once, his subject world he isod.
On all, BY tnrn-, his chartered glance was cast,
While each pseased best, a. each appeared the last;
But when SIZE came. in natures blameless pride.
Booze ofhis bone, his heaven asnoinied bride.
And sense turned giddy with The new delight;
Another sell. queen wonder Of the wholel
Raps Il the view, in ecstacy 10 stood.
And, Ike his Maker, saw that all wss good.
Il reisnej 10 Edsn-in that heax y hour
When the arch sempset sought our mosaers
4. ,h,;l;r. et.,m he, ~v;.,J;ro hcart a,sa;,ed.
And even 9 er dread Jeho.shss ~ofd p'ssal'so'
Ara h,nv i. my,,ic annie. 10 her view:
~, h,es,h.J ,he A. nd hene.,h ri. cement euise.
W. .h.iL t,o,v al thin0,. Oather and Ia wise:'
swee, on her ear the WHY ialsshoed ss'''.
Ard reused the ruling passion liner s'u'.
'Ye shall become IKE God'-'ssnsceoofn is.e'
That Gods command forgot, she p'ucssu ana a'e'
Ate. and hsr partner 'afed 70 share mo cr'ne'
Whose woe the legend 'a''n' must A'e 'n'0osn
time.
For this be drove them from the SACRED place;
For this came down me onisefssa let
To weeP, to wander, DE, end 90 iofgo'.
y cane rom Heaven-H fe'sned !" 1oen :
shades
y foyes on earin-apo every wa'A '1vaaes'
Childhood and age al'ke ~ inuoence cwn'
u ha1nss the oeesar : nook. sne m'aatcn : tn'onf'
Hsags Ger The cradle. leans above me o'cs'
uased on Old baDeis towef-snd ''nse's Ds'e'
~. i, a.,.i,a. N ~. ,o- j, t,,,., !.
s,u;a. ~. ..a r;,h ,.n,r,. h.,r..
- mRSMH HeEAN& $50 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
DR.. FAY,

TrAS returned, and u again located Ia Baton
Rouge. He respectfully proaers his s~crvices
to his pAtFonsfor the Performance Of al operations
OF Dentistry and rc-attenton to former operations.
Office one door Worth Of John Reid, in room for.
merry occupied ~ A. Dev1ll. Esa: 81
James M. ElRm leAuAOs Adams,
n TrORNEYS and Codnsellors At Law, will
"A prattice conjointly in ,he 81, 4th. and 9Th
Judicial Districy-OHacc AZ Baton Rouge near the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
TCaldWeuG uicky.

NO. GO, CAN L ST, INV OKLEASS,
m ESPEC rFULIsY iuforA their friends and
y the planiers generally inthe vicinity Of Ba-
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to.the Fac
tosaca Il Commission Bnsiness alone and they
hope, from their close application to business. To
receive i share D f-public patronage.
n..w.c, a -DS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

- y qon. NJ /
Apply 10 a. GEofFRd
De SIS 81.
POSTPONED BY CONSENT OF PLAN
a1EES-AMp DEFENDANTS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Third Dis,
trict Court.
Joha Henry Black,
Morgan Morgan.
I'd yi,tue Of a writ Of ,feri ffaeias To me direc
- led by the Honorable the Third District
Court, Parish and Stats aforesaid, will be ex-
posed at public sale on
MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1871.
Al the court hause III the town Of Baton ROUGE
between the usual hours OF sale, all the right, tH 10
istereat aud claim OF the defendsni, Morgan
Morgan, in and 10 the following Described property
to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND,
il said parish. abp,t Eve m5les from the
town Of Baton Rouge, on Wards Creek, contain.
ing.
-Four hundred and twenty acres more or less
bounded on the East by lands Of The seller, on the
by lands Of Murdock, on the West by Hem
y Dawson, Southby McCaDiey.
Seized to satisfy The judgnrnt ard costs in the
above entitled suit:
Terms Of Sale-Cssh without the benefit ol
'ppraisement. n
Are. DurIAsrIxH, Sheriff:
dee ~ AS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26

~ ECEIvEDa sassgnmsnt Of Twilled Linz
~. Plain hey, Saddles, Corn Mills:
one splendid Makny Bedstead. For .aie at
,he New Orleans ne sale priees.
mnv o3-l5 A. Mara.
r s. Cash afres made on al hiad Of con-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
MICE.

uAxrs MAxsxEn Ping heea appointed Syn-
die Of his insol&t estase, solicits alT per-
uors indebted 70 sai4tsse 10 cnms fswards 10
set,le with him, o,tsise he will be compelled
according IL law, gIiace the claims into the
hands of an Oficera Inllection.
~ os JAMES MANsKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-26
NTrfCEE

Ill persons indebted 10 the. Undersigned ny
note or account, viii please pay The same
k~tiafeiy 10 him, or in his absence, 10 Sam'i.
= Id his authorised agent.
IS MONTGOMERY SLOAN.