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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

WUST Feerived and fcF sale by Wilil&m ".
- chiehssirE--Tsa bSls SaPsrior old\RYE
WhtSkEN. inside ia NE aeiRhborhood, Which san
- sotd By the barrel accommodation tsrmsi
Summit Poiht. Peh. Is. islI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

They little knoW. uho colby talk Of
the poor y eos bereavement. % . terry
sS9ssss iiop Fsis 20 the departed. sod .
pefciiui Tslsif iFom expense Co The eur
sivor--thsy little know y hai tie sruay Of
sbeFeavemebtisl 4 silent looh of a. ciion
an6 feRstd, y ben az 0ihsy eyes are ,u1n-
ed eoldiy sway--the e0Bstousness ibai vs
posses The ~ mpathy sad sEfeii0n Of one
bring whsn 81 Others have DESERVED 49,
V bold, glsy. comfort IN ne despsst
sfiiction, ubirh 90 vehlih esuld p0f.
ehass, % poHeg bsnoW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
s.,,,h cnol;..


.Nsias. Soufh csroliaa.
Ruel williams, 1898 Wm. T.. PIeslOh,s Iel3
GeoIge Evans, lst7 John G. Calhoun, Iet7
Mes HaRPshis Gsorris.
FFahkiln Piece, lsf3 Alfred caIhbeTt, 1913
Lew Woud1oIy, lsA7 John ~ BerrisR,' 1877
HeImcai. -alaboraa
Samnel PTeulIss,s tst3IClsmrni T. ClaV. Is43
samuel Phglps,' Isl5 VIM r. King, IsI7
Massachusetts .AlISrsStppi
Vacancy, 1895 John Benderss,n. IRA5
Isaac Z. 6siea.s 1917 RObTJ Walker, Isl7
Rheds Islea4 Lsuisiaaa.
Nathaa y. D.xon sIei5IA Mouton, 1913
Jas + S,mmons,s l647 Alex. Bauov,s i6i7
Coaasefirai. T.aasssss.
Perry Sa'ilh. lst3IA o. Nicholson, Is45
J w. HunIiaEdon,' Is45 VseaSey, Is47
Men YOFk Rsaisskv.
Silas Wright, le43 Henry lsy,s 1913
N. P TaiinsdRe,s 1915 Jas. T. Aofehead,' IesT
.Hse Jsrssy oAis
s. L. s nlhafd,s l645 Wa. Allen, isl3
jacob w, MllIef.' ls47 Benjamin. TaPpAn. lslS
PsEAsyJSGaiG. Indiaas
James Buchanan, lsl3IOliVer a Smith, Iel3
d. w. Sturgeon, le+s Aiben 8 whiIe,s Isls
Drtssas Rliacis
r II. sayaTd,s 1875 Rieh'd n. Young, Isl3
Thomas ClayIon,' ls47 SAINT ~. ROBBERS, lsl7
.MgVisR1. INi,souTi
John L. Kerr 1888 Lewis =. Lima, lsl3
VIM D. MeFriek.' ls4SI Thos. II Benton, 15SS
Yirgiaia .aTksAsas.
Wa. c. RiVes.' 1875 A. a. Sewer, Is4s
Vacancy, 1917 Wn s. Fulian, Ie47
NertA csOIias- .Mshigsa
WIN. A. Grshsm, 1919 AugnsIua s. Por-
Willie p Man teF.s 1885
gun.' Is47Iwm. woodbridge lsi7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
BOOT q SHOE NOTING.
HlT0MARD JAUNsDYg

HAS jpst eoansDesd shs BOOT and sHo.
IL MAKING BUSINESS al samsait Point, In
su-fson cosn,y, and y prepared 10 execute ell
PoFk entrusted 10 his care wisA ssstaess asd
,EsPAieh. Be sSroestly soIlcits share Of pub
<ie patronage, hslissiag he Win BE- a6ls 10 give
<sasFsi sstIsfseibsa-
February IS, letls-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

Rave on hand bout ave thousSod pounds
D saPerior Old BACON. assorted vbish ear. BE-
By spPlyiHE esFly. Nm e.. CHICHEsTER
8aGEaa Poiai, Feb. Is. Istt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

TBE AfHD -it is interesting 10 notice
how sona Hsiads seen 70 eTsa'e then.
selves--spfipRiuR - ua6sF every disad.
vsoiags su9 woskiBe their ssisisiy boz
fesii~ss ~sy ihgesgk tbessssd ehsahs -.
Ns'uFe seF@s - deiight 10 Disappointing
ibe sssi9uisies - sfi. 9Th shicb e uouid
Taeg ~ isaiiinafs dalinssa 20 hiuFIiy,
ppf 90 Rlogy in she vifo5 sd lUzsfiaueo
~ heF eAsRes pFosBcfioHs she sCaiieFe
lha sFs6s a. seasoua % he winea, and
ih8aah seme Esay pFfHb smeug the sioaT
rlsrss 81 ths uoii8 eheAsd - ihe ihogas
SOC bFsaubias 81 ssfly sdtsffiiy yfi oibsgs
ell ssa so ihen strike fouis sVsn io so
elsfs o. ihs forkr--siiueals hsssely - 81
~ sunshins cod Fpfeoa oseg their sterile
bifth plses Ell BE hftaiiss 81 pegttafiea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
WDNriD SlADSo
And Meaa g Poet STONES,

- svgas VARSITY.
Having pafehsasa sa excessive uURRRY 81
the m0sl baautifui WATT ~ Hstesufsd JE-gR.
BLG, asa "a eassesiFs Natsr poaeFto sae go
pottsh siih, hia prizes Wtii b LOW Obs
ErsH a5FaBtaEs - purchasers q. thst 90 8tons
v,il b eslIssfst - BIS fssk, Widest ahy sHiEs
charEs.
EFsLETFEEiye assliy sHssaisd.
~ ahesieattnu % kff HeFaiio 81 uaiiahsf.
Chasirsisen. ii.sss ats Eizf 1egise aaV q fse
ahese aftsetsa saa - shaun lte Sea Il gFisss
anf sAa 84sfeHt piazas ~ wM ai,o feFusff
soy or8sFa epaaphs he.. that naf 81 dssiFrf
o. b. sf1frrsisr hin at i.stsrstsrF. VISA.
daisV
HrNs iapssHias $50 d fsaspa. - ~
pgisss ara HailsFHg
Jsausss %. lstt@-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
REFtRENtEs.

SHAHLGeToNE. Feb. ~, lSAl
Hsying eonsefssd aigb DE-. Aecorn,et on
She ssisaee Of Dehiai surgery. o. we'll e. the
sciences Of Medicine IN general feel no hesIta.
tlon 10 prOnouaeing kim N my opibion fully
pfePtred sad esm Pelsnt 10 pszstics she Depart
nent Of saFgeFy % Which hs chief nttsatian i
directed. and worthy the eonadsnes snd pstron-
age Of this e0n0aaity I base EitDessed bis
mode 81 opsration. and beiisVs be will render
saitsfsetisa. tsr hes The stiaeaees ef 4 resulsF
grsduals % Mefirlse
JoaN -. sTRAITH. -. D.
Chsristlovh, Fsb NJ. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

RgFffe - hlesisss eelafass 80
reess n teeT,ssss 81 mheFT iha
ns1asfs 81 isss 8 sietasaf. iha kes
e. laisfssf fssg, end meuiags utgs
saiA nsti. happy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
sTe1GN GUTTT1Yd4

"TtLLlAN LOUsaBtBsg ssspssifuliy
Wv nfofBa ths sHiaeus % 1eGsFsof, clarke,
Predsfiek, sod sdioininE cosatlss. Who nay
wiss 70 msfk The g svas ofthsis lsseutss dead.
thsi ~ siiil sootiaass - maks sHd suPsfsssibs
.foaumesss--5or, Column, and pisia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

Yosfs ~ ses WHY tfy - lap ~
Hssih fof eFs. ghass only reel pisasuss
h Fseoiis figa noi fhioggsat. Aes
hvss hshsd 81 ysaib aess seioft ii so2
iae abo8e % sush hia eogi1 q itsif
ssn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
TGGTH.
70 AZ MAC nIBlIT0IEo 80 d.

AAe A~UWLBA&IHUINo 2lo Wo
sggteGs y JKEeehGSsGeaT DeIsGtss,
DERFORNs al operations IN the Iaissl and
most improved manner, and inserts AR.
gRtcIAL TEETH % the lately discovered
sthod Of atmOsPhsric pressure.
teEP0Hics n csSfsyS HoisI--Ladies waited
at.iheir private Tssidsaees.
~ B Ne 10 IN possession Of q material FOR
llusgihs. not Oaiy staple IN it, nature. but ap-
sisd without anS pressure on the tooth aud
ould particularly recommend % 10 all before
aSisg their teeth extraetsd, Rhleh otherWse
hisht Be Sased - hsviag Shas plugged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
THE rlEE PRESS
y pusLIsaED wEExLv. AZ
no DoLLARs q FIFTY GENTS
PER ANNUM,

PER ANNUM, W ~
fable half yearly; bat Two DoLEARs viii be
lived as payment in fall. II paid entirely IN
aace. Whenever payment - deferred beyond
expiration Of the year, inieFestw viii be charged.
,. Subscriptions Cor ax moaths. o. IS, % BE
aid inFaIiAbly in advance.
ADVERTISING. ~
The terms Of advertising are. for q square or
less 81, Eos three disadvantages ones in The
bame proportion. Each continuance IS cents per
square. n3-An advertisements not ordered for
asPecihe time, viii Be eontiaued until forbid, and
sA0gsd accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

a saves haas aflsea ~ tesetf ttis We d,
j oB HafFitea, ehieh esn qtsfeti SEED. 80
saa D. ha9 ~ erpigina iuaet istes4 sf fsfss
feiiafs 80 trs retts ~ BE- At 4 estf
suppi5 ofTha % ~ ttt
Wa q CHFCaEsTER
saaaa Fsiut. 80. ~ lefL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
For Hire.

A LIKELY @ulstIO boy between IS sad
&G ysaEa old until chEistoas next. He has
usually besa q boute-ssFvsul but worked the
laat year on . fara. :. +. DAUGHERTY.
Feb. ~ lsll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04

Nn uHFa fIsE rfrsltaf as 81 t1 Ftts
- sappig y seisesl e. q 1R ais8 o.
a4sgfg go FaF1 esE Eestea
fsse - a1'lses 3seagzg, assrg
W. ~ raE4 e
sanas Rai.i, 49,. as. isSS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
PE4gsfer! PEaaferg

TSHE S16seFibsr takes this method 10 iafoFm
these PsrSOas who nag wish 70 have PIas-
ter GROUND. that be Il prepared 10 DO 90, NJ
the shorteat possible notice asd on reasonable
terms, ~ he intends keeping bic nilI grading
during the ensuing Spring Gentlensea vho
nay want quanti,y ground, rsaidihg near the
Rail-road. can have il doRs proapIly, ADD de-
liSOred " Inc sgeuI % the Company, 10 be seat
20 their nssFsss potu1
HUGH GILLEEcE.
IsiaDd Of Tirxiuius. Fsb. II. IsiI-It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-04
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

We sopy from he 0lsSs q Tussday he lea
att, The anssnsd esEss-pvndsses uhseh Paasrd
Ne nrsssss tzkss ~ hssa ~ A@isiad- Esery
thsa4 uhich iakss Piaes a his time. N
whi<h Ansrisa ssa Esglsna are IN ne lsasi an
tseuaisiAtai. easASs bat b. in,sfesung ~ oer rea
de1 ns tsss aaa aPisii ~ NJ. Fofsyths re-
~. StE ateaes stsshs ths reader, - sxsesAiag-
Ii props
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
... PROBATE SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.

by virtue Of an order from the Honorable
the Probate Court in and for the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, State OF Louisiana, will be
sold by the undersigned Parish Judge and OK
oficio Auctioneer, on
WEDNESDAY,, the Goth of May lsil,
at the Court house in the town of Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours of sale, the
following described property belonging to the
succession of the late Margaret Cooper, de-
ceased, to wit:
A tract Of land situated in this Parish on
the Comite River, about rs miles from the
town Of Baton Rouge, containing 636 3l[iv0
acres, beginning at a point where a bay tree
stood on the Coinite, now marked by a post /;
thence north 1880, thence west 20 chains
to q stake, thence north three chains to
the corner Of section No. I, L., ID and Is in
township No. 4 of range No. ! and 2, east 80
chains 81 to q corner on a pest in a field,
thence west 81 chains 65 links to a corner on
q pine, thence south 81 chains 60 links to a
corner on a stake whence a bush bears north
%, west 81 links, thence south 43 degrees
east 8 chains SO links to Mark Mobiles north
west corner 90 chains 20 links with Mobiles
line to corner on a post, thence east TO corner
on a post in the field, thence south 60 degrees
east 10 chains so links to the point oil begin
ming.
TERMS or SALE.
One fourth Cash, aud the balance at one,
and three years credit in notes endorses
payable In Bank, and mortgage reserved until
final payment
Gil. TESTER. p. J.
Anri1 u 19il11
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
ARRIVAL Of THE ACADIA.

Tbs icadta arrived at Boston tho 7,h inst.
She broush, dates to The 18th ui.. from Liver
pool. from London to The 18th aud from p.,t. Il,
the 18th. Thu cotton make, .. liverpool had
continued aciss with fair prices. until the 18Th
March. when pricrs fell fr"m to ID per ID.
This was owing to Nv. grand causes, wa: app,..
hens, ons Of d rupture w,th the United state aud
the .nosbid condition Of The trade III Manchester,
The former Of .hess causes had operated ts.ora.
bly, up N the Havrs market. where p,ics. had I'd.
vanecd from . 10 I crntimes per ID.
The sg,ts'ion with regard IL q wsr with the
United States had very much subsidized. snd ~.
thing 10 10 b. found In Tho reports Of the parli.
msn,s'y debates touching The subject. The ioI-
lowing paragraph, which 10 circulating In the
prints. 10 the ont, Que which Seems to posses.
any political imp"r,sucs.
We have this day les,nt that our government,
in order to prepare for any emergency that may
spring out of tho case Of Nc L.sod, (snd IL the
Republic should execute him we d., tot think
there l.. msa in .hs United Kingdom bu, Nj
~jus,icr.) have directed s,x regiments to
bs held Ia rea liarss to embark for Norh America
II which ara shs igt, and sith Regiments,
now 10 Ireland. |. il also stated Ia private letters
rom the irs, circles Ia Paris, that Lord t;sauslll.
announced to NJ. Gu,z,, .ha, the Blush
yasernm. at would aad |, necessary to send ten
o. The line To the zane qaas,s.. OF course a
Of steamers will form par, Of such an sx
edition. a5 IL
Il 10 said tina. four ships Of war were fline GU,
dIspa,eh-,wo at Sheeru PEGS. and two o.,
por,t moalh. Their destination 90 supposed to
"a trans. Atlantic.
The Loadon Evening ChronicIs says-.sr
Diek,on, X. e. b. 10 appointed to ito
ommand of the ,ronps in Novs Se",ia.'
A lsree Bri.ish indisman. called the Heroine, |
rom China. for London, vas totally ln-, Oh III,
9th ul,., near Cape spsr,-l. tlut of si.ty per.
ons on hoard sh"u, thirty { " .rr believed i.
pe,ished, principally Lascars. The ve.-.l
'as . CO, pis'e wreck, and i, was f AIRED thu, II.
art Of her va'u>ble cargo could h. saved
The English papers safe thar = French brig o.
b"uad Tor France. put in," II, Helena fat
26th JAM. with q ~p,rs,ical vessel carrying |
z gans and "a men, which she had captured in
ne Of the bavs Il Madagascar.
Tbs k.'g Of Hanover - carrying on his sui,
esinss Queen Victoria. FIR the crown Of jca els
nd other valuable property.
The Bank nf England has DECLARED a srmi
nnasi dividend Of 3 i2 per cent. psys bls
Iprii 9Th.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
PROBATE SALE:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
P.1risll Of Eant Ratun kpnnn.

SA ~
Parish OF Eaat Baton Rouge.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Pro.
bates in and for the SAID Perish, will be offered
TO public sale by the undersigned Judge Of
sad Court, es-oilieio auetiorieer.
On WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of June next.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on The premises, the pro-
perry hereinafter. described belonging to the
succession OF the lac Mrs Constance Roehon,
deceased, widow Of Mr. Armand Dupiantler, to
wit,
Iet. A plantation situated in this parish, one
mile and a half below the town Of Baton Rouge,
cultivated az a sugar estate, measuring twenty
five arpents front on the river by fifty in depth,
bounded on the upper line by the land Of John
McDonougl, and OH the lower line by those Of
Stephen Henderson, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon, consisting Of
an extensive dwelling house, kitchen, pigeon
house. &c; a brick sugar house, calculated for
two setts OF kettles, steam sugar mill, corn
house, cotton Fin aud press, negro cabins, &c;
there are about $50 arpents cleared and under
fence, of which 275 are in sugar canes the
balance planted IN corn.
THIS properly is equal to any on the River
for the beauty of its location; all the Improve
mems except the sugar house are erected upon
a hill which commands full view Of the sur
rounding couatry, and renders it an agreeable
retreat or residence, both with respect TO COM
fort and health. The land is Of the LIT qua-
lily, well adapted to the cultivation Of cane
and cotton.
Moreover, fifty three slaves of both sexes
and Of oil ayes, most all creoles and valuable.
Also four town lots, two of which are stu.
ated on Lafayette street and two on Natchez
street a more ample description of the lots
will be given on the day Of sale.
Also a small square Of ground situated in
front Of the College, which will DO described
on the day OF sale.
Will also be sold 300 shares in the capital
stock of the Union Bank of Louisiana, pro-
vided the rate Of premium which may exist
Oh the day of sale be obtained.
TERMS OF SALE.
The plantation in five equal payments, to
the LIST in March 1912, 2nI in March
1sd3, Sd. in Marsh 1914, 18th in March 1916,
and the 9Th in March 1916; the same terms
for the Lots and the Slaves in three equal
payments, in March 1912, 1S43 and 1874;
The personal property payable in january next.
All IN notes satisfactorily endorsed, and mort
gage retained till final payment, the notes to
ten per cent interest after due till paid.
The purchaser OF the plantation will as
the debt Of the deceased to the Union
of Louisiana, and the amount of the
same will be made known on the day of the
sale.
CHA. TESTER. p. J. e.
April "a. 1SiI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Third
District Court.
Nancy Black

John w. Dawson, her husba nd 4, \
Thra plaintiff alleges the embarrassed situs,jo,
re her husband's affairs, aud the conseunep, d.
of loosiug her separate Effects hi r.by. aud prose.
tu'e. tits actioo for n sepa ration or ber . ,rs,h s,.
nal property, aud to obtain the manaysn,e,, .nd
control thereof.
lbs evidence establishes the embarrassed si,us.
tien the deiendani's %afnirs, and that the plaju.
Nh o"ns as her separate aud paiaphcrnsl pyo.
perry /: &2s#
lat The tract Of land nherton sbe INV re.itN
Htaa,e / in til parish, about ,i,res n.,les from nd
'own OF Baton R6uge, on The waters Of Waida
( tcsk, cont tining two honIred and 81, eoty. far
y. 40 arres.
md. The ']o'loying slaves. rI.ay, Harry.
Yellow Mary Gerard, johnson. c.,.,. ,iltt'
itn. Rally and ianmh :
ri All TIE horse cows, txrn hoys fa,m;,.
u eusi.s. together viii, the hu.sehold ,D,d Lt,eh.,,
furniture row in said place.
1M ~ 10 further IN evidence that the defrndau,
has ,%ereivei m 'neys belonging to the plaio,;f and
expended the sane for purposes exc, tvsIv HE
r"r, 10 tho amount Of Ten thousand two hundred
aud forty six dollars and seventy Ave cents.
1t is therefore 'r tere1, adJidesd and dsereed
that the psaint'h be, and she ia hereby separated
In property from the defendant her husband. and
that she he ,'eerced 10 be the h wful owner ri the
pt"pertv aiorssa'', and inat she retain and enjoy
the control and manag fment thereof.
1t IL further Hdjfagea aud d.rrs.d. that The
nlaihtia have %jndgne,t against the def ndant Tor
'he a"m Of Ten th"nsath two hund ,ed and fol-
ak dollars md sr"roty 1--we cents, with interest Al
i've per cent t'er at''t',n. and 4 mor,eag on nil
The property of said defe nd#nt for t,1s psyment
thereof. aud hsr c"sts Of silt 10 lie faxed
Bid Feb. 1871, (.igned) ISAAC JOHNSON.
Judge.
Ord District. | certify the foregoing 20 bs a
true copy "f .ie original Judgment.
N MORENO, Dep. elk.
April t7th, 1s4t-1O
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
H. SALE.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Eaat Baton Rouge.

sS61s Wy @tE
by virtue Of on order from the Honorable
the Probate Court In and for the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, State Of Louisiana, will be
sold BY the undersigned Parish Judge and OK
oiiiclo Auctioneer, on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth of May 1s41,
Of tho Court House in tho town Of Baton
Rouge, between tho usual hours OF sale, the
following described property belonging to the
succession Of the late II. II. Gurley, deceased,
to wit:
!, Lot No. 4, Square No. 25 South Beaure.
gard Town with all the buildings thereon.
2. Lot No 2, Square 81, Beaiiregard town.
3. Lot OF ground being Lot No. 2 IA square
No. ~ Deauregard town.
A. Lot No. 8 in square No. 20 Baatiregard
town.
B Undivided half Lot No. | in square 90
held jointly with I. g. Morgan Esq. with an
old house thereon.
9. Lots Nos. 9 and 3 in square 90 Beaure-
gard town held in common with I. q. MORGAN
Esq.
z. Lot Nos. ga and s square 90 North
Beanregard town. $
8. One tract Of land in this parish adjoining
lands OF the late Edward Powers now ---
Burgess, 7 milos east Of tho town of Baton
Rouge containing about 500 acres, more or
less.
o. One tract Of 200 acres OF land on Cy-
press Bayou which formerly belonged to K. ID.
Richardson and was purchased by II. II. Dur
ley at Sheriff's sale.
10. Donation claim Of Gao acres Of land To-
Gated on the pretended claim of Hutchins, 5
miles east of the town OF Baton Rouge soath
Of the Comite Road aud north OF lands b.
longing to Hood.
ii. One tract Of land in this parish on the
Anite, near M1nahac, held in common with
the hers Of T. +. Hall and Samlet Fulton
containing 400 arpents.
IL. One tract Of land containing $40 acres
situated on Wards Creek, near John kleif,-
peter, Junior, being hall Of a tract Of 1850
acres owned with Philen on Thomas, jointly,
but since divided.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Cash, and the balance Mt one,
two and three years credit, in notes endorsed
payable in Bank, bearing interest at ten per
cent after due, till paid, with mortgage re-
tanned on the property sold until final pay
ment.
CHAS. TESTER. p. J.
April "a 1s4I-I1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

NEST af oil bis rights. The spectacle 10 exhibited
% the world off govsfnmsn. deriving Ito powers
from The consent " tho governed. and having
impaf,odto Il only % much power as 10 necessary
for Ito sasrss ,fut opsraii0,,. Those who are
charged with its administration should carefully
abstain from oil a,ts,np,s 10 enlarge the range 81
powers thus granted 10 The savptai dsp,afiinenis Of
the gosernmrnt%. other than by an spp.al 10 the
People ft additional grants, irsi by 20 dating they
dialotb that balance WHICH tbs patriots aud
s'atcsmnc who framed the Cuos.i,u,lps. designed
To establish between Tho Fsdeial Gosrtn,ne / ard
she States competing the Unioa. The sbrrrs.
ancs Of these rules 10 stj"ined alon III by that
fsrlsng OF reverence aud affection which 6dds o
place h the hear, Of every patriot for The ptese,-
walton Of un'"o. snd tho blessing II uni"n
tor the good Of our children anil our children
children. through, c'nn,les. yengra,iots An op
posls~ course could not fall tiaesneralc faction.
intent upon The qualification " their selfish end.
to give bsdh 10 iotal and ~see,i,nai jeatbu.ieH.
and 10 ultimate either N btcakins sssuude, The
bonds, of union. OF In building W 4 central sys
TEN. which would Inevitably end Ia . bloody
scsrtre aud ~ iton crown. saNt.fa@ #ta
III eoneius 90, ] bes you u be no .ursd ,ha. 4
shsll ess', myraif,o carry the foregoing principle
into practice during my administration II the
Government, aud, eoo6ding In the protecting
care Of an eset. wa'ehtag and overruline psovi.
d'nce. Il shsii BE- ny frs, and hiehrs, duty to
preserve unimpsi'sd the free institutions unde,
we live, aud uan unit them 10 ,hnse WIN
Ahali succeed mo. In their iuti force and .ig"s.
VI JOHN TYLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw.
Having fixed his residence in the Town OF
Baton Rouge. respectfully tenders 20 the public
his professional services. He will practice in
the several Courts of the third and fourth Judi
cial Districts, and in the Supreme Cor . at
New Orleans. Business confded to him W ii
receive prompt attention.
Ofice-on Lafayette street, opposite the
residence of Judge Tessier.
April Pill
OFFICE CITY BANK OF n. ORLEANS.
Baron RoreE. April 10th, '1641.
The following named gentlemen have been
appointed by the Mother Bank, Directors of
this Office for the ensuing year, viz:
J. Phillips
]. Bernard Thos. Devall
/. Larguier L. Favrot
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors
Of this Office held this day, John Phillips, Esq.
has been elected President.
[. SHOPPERS,
April 24-l1 Cashier.
NOTICE. .
AN Election for six members of the Po-
lice Jury, will take place in the respective
wards Of this Parish on MONDAY the 10Th of
nHoS AcAs " ICpIcSSHt Tic iUilOWlIS WdIuS.
l Ward, to be held at the Court house pre-
sided by Man. Moreno Esq. Justice of
the peace.
2 Ward, to be held at tile Office Of James
Cooper Esq. J. p, presided by said
Cooper.
3 Ward, to be held at the late residence of v.
T. Dalton, presided by John King and
T. B. Rhodes.
1 Ward, to be held at Gen. Townsend's at the
P'a,rs, presided by Geo. P. Lilley, ]. P.
7 Ward, to be held at the house OF T. C.
Blonnt, presided by r II. Burnet and
Jno. Foreman.
Ward, to be held at Col. Huky's house,
presided by said Hicky and F. d.
Conrad Esqrs.
CHS. TESTER. p. J..
April "a. l64l.