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New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

We those ladies who have forne
compelled Broadway and eeS here that ihey under
dong oacer and n'e them and
ng Pair and be better we'd
without dapponieu Attending beiHg measured
would also say. from 80 person.
SLOW and having a1In the Otrt
America that work VEL known. approved Of and sought
IA every market sold The
Brooklyn, Wiamsb.reh. md he surrounding
cuy solicited 10 call themselves
city and country trade Will find adj
vantage 10 call before purchasing only Gu.y quantity
slo 3m. SMITH. BRISTOLL & HALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
CLOCKN, CLOCKS:.

THE undersigned ha> taken the agency cf the ae Of
MASS COCKS Of iheir Clock Narerosm. No -'4 bsoaI
he III their PArENT Eisht Day and h'r'E our
p ,it NJ ya,v IF patterns forrest Vholesae facory
v-cha and dealers IL Ciozs rosId do well TO call and
e ,ler .to 5cfer Also assortment OF " God
Click Ct..s az Csst Rscoeci the number ~ hroad' up
Ni'-A' '''-4' " ISAAC O. HINsDAlE.
a,ter;ica paid re Ro:li t7lde Every descIip
.tc, ~ .-i.oiss -erqred sd warranted. M u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
EANHIS mn

ms NAV we'll be designated the pins ultra OF oicIes ia ins
me a. yet offered to the public and qualities ca5no'
remain unappeoi1ted nodIns rich beautiful lher "hJs
Us rdo from deleterlous Ingredients
SHAVING perfectly and free from ri1r,ing noV
attending the Use Of other compounds.
Gentlemen Who troubled cuaneons eruntion and
"A me operation Of shaving trial. will hnd relief and
s1tsiaction 10 us For sas wholesale and retail by
JENNINGS & BENNETT, Druggists, lGs Grcenwieh-L
And BY The In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
cIoClk ,IERCyTANTs,

rIrpS ID o,.-. are invited to call JOHNSON CLoCh
VIZ TORY recent, removed TIE corner oi Co
~ and Ciree~cn-.tree No 10 Corandi stree near b'a
- 80, ,sl ind large a--or:ment Of Clocks comprising
"a no., r,cr3. 10Th Bra. Wood when will ne laid -
suy Other the ated States Dealers
ae.ec al Clocks sot Z; LIE above pace arg Val ~
good article ard inferior 20 1oI- .,,..
-, Irrones Patcsl Bras Clocks
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
,,.,,rEr. ". BENEDICT. Watch Maker, Merchants

c,.,,UEl ~ BENEDICT. Watch Maker Merchants
rtoao corner Of VIII ana William rcct aaying formed
ccoren m buncs- HAMMOND, ;neir personal attention
r-e, Ia rp.riss - alec. The o-t eoneicatsd parts
= nan ,J Choaoneter Watcsss pai equal 20 the original
Mr. Hammond woed llke ~ .Al9' et-sasnts 70 inc
~ nv. :l work preference milking Duplex work, Bat WI
No, !. able 10 maze ans iislo-st FROM The retail price
It luep-aieat Second. a-d o.hc " hes Of Slienid pat
te for safe perfect TIE money returned 'e"ey
aH- liver var - '-" BENEDICT K HAMMOND
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
pHEuIE,rs paTENy lsFsDSTEADs.

SUPE2lOR TO All. OIllEKS NOW II t>t--J. HEWITT re-
- pctiiy ;-e Pu.c, ;hai Ae manufacture
r-en; ed-,il w-il kaown for durability and
old stand No 20 adsoutreet, Chambe Those
ga@cg-ausi IN, Bedt earnestly
call and principle OF the and the wh which
put ~ and r.ken requiring any bedkey. He
ssa> HAPPY exhibit those who ~is purchase and
He hundreds Of our respectable
citizens \ o az te-t-d by use.
Southern trade supplied AZ On
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
nEmOvsD no .ss BROADWAY,

mr. II yITIrpcV I q UsII 7: TIE Flhh -
INV enor Of tho be-; Kind Mineral Teeth
70 nc pubic N is DR. IL v performs every operation
@ ~ one-tiiTd less than charged elsewhere this
& le aSFe3 ms long tried and every
OF MS profession viii sufficient guarantee Pupil.
sash. ' 10. eh'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

Police OFrrcr-Burglmg. -0h:rer Denniston YESTERDAY
arrested man naned Wllara Johnson charges VIA e=
street on "Wednesday night II forcing tie troai oaseinep w
dow and stealing suary haV sea and Other ,f art % %
,n,Ic coinr lie vas discovered tie act by MT j. alien
IN, escaped and was yesterday discovered arrested and com
% prison
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
ON antcl!iacnce.


tEeN fse-A
- .,.s-711-Tae Coroner va = ss
CoRoNER " ~. = - Of deceased 70 J53 -
-, ,o,i srd Tin e4eIses cn .H -i ..stifaony az.
- - Leland aeea 50 years '- 1I.sane cversiace tie
ncsTod that the deceased lad oeei' he cot up ms led
g la wife IN July last On therein. :;
:3-,g that i.is wife g.as corr ~ riat sLc
.se lime be beat with an axe would frequently ght
80 - ,l,e-e ,yitf another nlaf m "Wednesday after.
was lying s"e vac, ,5las at iitne "" - -, IL
noon MS ME .,e OF extreme ascy IN oc'' anu
ceased lying IN m nothing could be done 10 relieve the
nelghDo ~ - =, ~ o'clock the same Hsh'- = PU9'
man, and ne ale sxecu,ed by Dr. HyseP who from NASTY
exa"natlo oponts stomach, arrived az the
analysis deceased died from taxing arsenic eTd-c; 9e
by taking arsenic lo ,ors. %. Michael
Ih ~ ? w ashincton street the body o; an unknown
Burns ont % who accidentally fell into ,he deer eteF
@ nier No North River, from the steamboat - asr
Wien lying alongside and drowned a oeanan MANI
bas seeing the accident plunged mo me wafer az
ma, and after three successive cyes brought nc o'i
Medical aid was procured and al! proper means
restore fe but without eject Nerdict acclUe"i.! -:
The deceased was clad in blue roundabout acHe'
rnusn shirt vyoolen socks and nal: boots sHd IN MS
pocke was found discharge from the army OF the u ~
dated 4h March, ls4l and given in Eas; Florida but me ~
not egibe.
AxorurR SUIclDE-The Coroner yesterday held an su IS
AT No 3O5 BECKER me body OF coioreo man n
George Freeman. The deceased ana his "e' 70 VIZ ne
,een married wears and nine months Yea 10 pea
'cIock =, nght and rose half hour aer"ard: ana '
he corner of the room His wife thinking he acted
I;,, ,;oe rose and wen; where he and ounc
, ,ye,erinr in ais blood his throat dreaduiy cut enc
ar D,s billings and CURE who came and 'a' "
,d made four several incsons in ms throat dTldng 'e CRY
"A They dressed the wounds but he expired ABOUT ~
,clock No cause could be assigned for his commission Of m
6,I .c Yesterday morning knife found near TO "AeF
bc had stood in the the with winch ne ad per
trated the deed. Verdict maj ne coiiii'''1- ' -
his throa, with j knife.
An inquest was also held en- tic oody Of unknown female
infant in the gutter opposite stable AT me corner @
and Crosby streets yesterday morning Verdict soo''
POLICE OFFICE 1rglory-O fF:cer Denuon Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
NO. 4 PECK SIP.


NoeTog CARPENTER deyoe his entire
AZ personal itcnon 20 tie general duties Of hi- profession
Those who Aaye been unfortunate become the
unqaahs and uuprincp chaatan Nth abounds
IN consequence Of the S Of our laws regulating pro-
fssou respectfully solicited 10 call old Dpen
No Peck slip. where many thousands have 10
joice at lapPy tsTerincc oEa th.r manifold Diseases
T. aDeers r Carpenter hogs leave that he native
an 10 tue Gaaor bonn that 10 graduate unon College and
recered he diploma this city, claims royal :. IS lcen
tate Of he New York STATE Medical Society rary try
y-Fs practice aat experience this city, and important
speedily and efectuaiy hi. patients.
T. ofces CHARGES rea,onaL. .rs,v
VIA sa-i0t roIs, u h, for ale b.
- MI GKlNNEI1, hINTuRN& CO, 7s south-s,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

COPPEti, TIN md ZINC kOOFlNt'
TINE undersigned would his friends and the public that Re
prepared baIs Va the above materials short
favorable Reference Will be Of the
buildings in country workmanship &c Buildings
part country. Cutters Coces and Leaders q:
the shove materials made repaired. q the
OLD sand, No. 20f Caaa-Sreet
W. H. SWEET
Summer ovens thai viii BaAe sale
'n Ware always itauor Cooking Stove the
only place they be had W. Il. SWEET NJ 3
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

DR. CHAPEN's TRUssEs AND SUPPORT
IL ERS.Ihese Instruments spprs
baton OF The inst medical IN this The has
ceved the following ;sstIm the Medical Journal.
J=s! Medicine and Snrge-y Editor re.acvs.
We taken pains inquire OF the bet authorizes
Dr. C aPparaus and hrd them approved p.
fessionn
Boston Medical end Surgical Jourral)
DR. Chapirs Supporter and Truss John ChaDic NJ D. OF
NewYork certainly shows him-el!
chanical ingenuity the workmanship, too, Is faule--
OEce Isl Ful,pr-sreet III In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
COENs..! CORNs...

AAoNS AND MADAME GERHARD. Chirspodi,ts, (rom Pars
IA politely their arrival from ur AID
'i'iters of New York and will feel obliged
them With cd at their residence } Bo22way
eau Hotel and have hc honor 10 iafom the public sd
pecul ar method they cxtirpatr
HARD AND SOFT CoRNS. BUNIOEs. CALLoSIITES, &c,
WITHOUT CUTTING.
f'ng patent from aeir hajestie the King Of the FreEea
VIC hns OF sardinia bis Serene ,shne- the AID
ffncc beFg and the Grasd Duke also
rom tne pr,nelpal Mobility Of London and Paris.
Mons and Nine praeted profession
rance and Engaad and have acquired great 'A and
icuca expeT'e9ce-a fact attested certificates
zen AZ rom e'ral + The Nobility aud Gentry of those countries
eo 20 item ate oar years The will NOT o.
cP' more han ten and the that
peron. thus treated Immediately put and ~
'ithoat TIE least inconvenience
Mons aad Nine have been practising the United Sse but
Few *ee and in that have received testimonials FROM
ofn OF the most professional gentlemen others TO
Inc bnci and comfort which they have received their fee
1--we been sttend.d O by them.
Ladies ana gentlemen waited calling
2, 23l Broadway
Office al Philadelphia, li3 South Nnth-strec m5 meed
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
HEATS. BATS:

~ ERtTs. EFtTS!!
E C. WATSON respectfully reminds h customers and the
az public generally t2 he his full supply OF Fashionable
Hats the Dorea pattern well As other models to 'Gt
stature and tac old blhed prices silk $50 Mole
81 Nura $50 Beaver, $io which are - cent, cheaper
taas the same qua; be bought elsewhere The en increase
10 hi. lii tho Ia; bears ample ;es;aoy
% quality and duratr ~
WATSON. 5i ChatlaH.. and leo Bowery.
y p-Nso the ro. extensive assortment o: CAPS every
description Cry, prices corresponding
Wholesale particularly invited 10 look at i Stock o
Hats and Cap. purchasing and he them that
article thoroughly Inspected previous Ia delivery n''h
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
kE,sAKs1.AxLE V.NE.

MIR. MURPHY, " North Silth-street PhaIclnba ,,cr FOR
lVl SHERMANs Medeaed Lozenges, poor WOMB ,lat
his oicc aud stated that her daughter wears ola & h
acarly three her tSrud,d - H. - -
persons her aud legs swollen she coris ~
walk heip hcc although she could much ss two ,
They had en.cyed celebrated doctors who eosld do
nothing for he's and Had her ncub Her husband mad
discouraged and sbaoued all idea tam
for her and looked TO death aorc take her
Mrs Murphy, believing her Dc of Worms her
of Sheruan Wo-m and in days She retane
bcsnns her and SAID the Lozenses had saved her ch
after all had her The first dose brought nearly
Of living She had ,skn boxes before
entirely cured saNias passed nlc the first dose which she eoac
not conn $40 week She literally
with them. Another living efficacy
OF hsrass Lozenges pr,nps in New-Yor
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
no HOUSE H FURN7s1EED

NO HOUSE H FURNISHED
rNLESS KINGS CHAIRS grace parle They perfect
Of beauty and txgy asd comfort They
q, follows
Elastic Revolving Chair
2-ConI.cz>ati Rocking Caair.
3-Lali-s' Castor Recunbent Chair.
versatile Chair
The above Chars altogether superior any m
Cogairy imported Ths sIrou, Of article that
constructed order respectfully invited
call the PaieGi Caair Wareroom. IA Broadway. 40 In
JAMES HAIR TONIC.
Com. all We bald and all that grey,
Come l!Stea my DIZZY,
wish tell without delay
What brought your CITY.
i o naked heads,
WIKI natures proper covering,
Renew the tnat'- almost dead,
NJ under be lowering.
NJ naale and isGse ! cutsPread wide
Beyond the Ci-ian;
Both France and Ensl4Ht, Span beside,
Have ali the
! BALD Partisan be found,
Nor throughout the nation.
Ard all because they I'll the
With ms oescisous preparation
offer both free and pure,
Although your : chronic
And all perfect cure,
Ia Dr. JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.
Sold wholesale D. SANDS Druggists.
LOO Fultou - East broadway Price 81.
y. B-A LIBERAL allowance made those -ho purchase .
sg=n NIL Ia
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
WESTERN t5zfS9z.-s,r-1ii-1;--7 :
: %iVIz: TON S,1s-.n>s-5-=
u

COMBINING THE OLD NV ORR iNl gi Ii NJ
Y0i;K Line AND UTICA AND bCt - 49, -, forward
FREGHr ANb PASSENGERS " = 20 al a and a. VA,
ere Carat iakes Hs-on il.en5an. ana Oh ~ -r s,,,
IS. - AL .eT adsa i,-i' a. 10 i1 n n
her one, 10 Broad Steamboat J: II -, y "
IRON So LII; from Albany Freight or Passage ap-
-. @ %04I COOK 4 CO. L. Brood s;r4et' y l.
p ~ n v T0pIINSON = co. Albany - ! :,
JAIES CHAPPEI.I. L CO Rochester, -
BEACH,
PFcpris;ors
AGENTS.
corr OATNiS & 90. Cieresl7t ono
ntvIS 4 SMITH. Portsmouth, ORo
pORR WEBB co Detroit. hiehiran.
100 BRISTOL & PORTER, Chicago Illinois,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
-.oZ-,r.. r.sE1s1s.gE.E TsgLOHENG Z =


r ,l o,d stand IN Crd--treet. NJ 81 H. P c>boiN
y pprfTttp -. anG ecil selected asor.G'@n
cib Cas.irer and vestine- which the above ;ea ,a IN
-, er.rc second cali work sHa! he doAe hH re
~orbcn and thes il.eHd To be a "L., ~, i4 80 H.,
cI per.onay tscv are OF sl'H- 20 ~
lsn t. Vii MIKE hne Coat from : to Sl4 Of blue blue
~ tho fncy co;ored Cloths: and super me bre'7 ana
Fck Coat. from sl5 81 me Bet OF oel dyq s4I9
- i, bl,e black olive invisible green aRc al ,e OUR
- ,1es f We. of England Cloths which selected "H
particular reference selling Tor ca,n. --S. -.
Also Cashmere Pallalens from inc 10 extra me- 'o' :;
Cusr viii be attended erona: by ono Of he hra' VINO win
devote especial care 0 it, being done vsi ,,.,
H. P. OSBORN & BROTHER Bet"ees PA 4 4 " m me- a.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
CNf,r AHn SEE.

- the building known a :he CO.
LUNBlAN iI.I.!., 25S Grand street.
ne alo>; Spoons V ioiesale end retail
SALES EOCAi IN :he United State,
ne iarses. and best selected as>or:-
I-.,ut Il Ladies. Mis>es' and chiidreu'-
SHOES exclusively, III all their ynri,-
:ie> OF pattern, width. solor. shape
u. Z
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

100 do Coiorei Medium.
$50 Envelope PAPER.
Medium and Decay Writing Paper
Foo-eag and Letter from the best mills n us country
$50 reans Of English Copying Paper.
90 super Music Paper
Hardware and Wrapping Paper of all sizes
They III contract Printing Paper and quality
OF short notice Paper NIL, Paterson, New-Iersey
laia Inn PER>SE & 5ROOkS No. 81 Libsry-st
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

GAKATOCA PAVII-sSN FOUNTAIN 4
~ TER for sale BY GASSNER YOUNG
and Sisck Teas, Wines tiroeers Fruit; =hoesa
asss No. iS3 Chatham street. Ne~-fork mes tyi
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

An nouest was also held the oody Of unknown eine
and Cr-sby streets Yesterday morning Verdict Stubborn
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ryNIE subscribers constantly RECEIVING every descP'on ei
p,pcr winch they offer for sale lots TO suit purchasers ney
Nv rny IN .rnre; he following,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
NEW EsT,ss:.s,Es ,sESTs.

b OLD BOSS RICHARDS mas ju=: opened Two OF the mo-
sp!csiid Boot and Sho" Tie C4yonr 500 Green
s Spring 80 Caraltres,, with al
goods quality and cheapest e United >lses All WHO
The real genuine. the bargains heard Of vii r
,t1s ldc--n ,cnlI Tor with. M ]
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

e.
M SHOE MARKET. - Catharne,iree. al MoEr-e
M SCEIBNER Co would INFORM the citizens OF NeTiorA,
7 Brooklyn. and the surrounding country that thy have opened
the all sye store. ;i Boots ami Shoes
Enough o supply half the Nation,
The Cheapest and Bes; ~ all Creation
Ladies' YOU eau ind splendid black and
cooed itors typed Cloth Busks Morocco French Bs.kn SIP
pcrs Ties tw~tr tie usually asked for The
SANE articles
en,erncn you find rasd of stout and fire
Boots Brorlns Pumps together with quantity
Boys N,sc. Chdrcn Boot, and Shoes all of which vii he
sold lower thur articles sold before Come
come all for Yourselves.
Please recoect that ,hs Caaarinc Of Monroe
street the below Lord Taor and door to liGs
large Dry Goods
NBZCounry merchant and Others trade who wish buy,
.l.re NIL IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

fSb EfS'S Hals4S.
i SIZE, CHEAP AyD EFEECTfgE VEGETABLE ME-
UfCfYE-For ae wholesale aud retail n Y.
IgyiEKE be-
" elects in the
Diseases inr'"nt Z" 'he hHnan Trv a3
sCHULTZ.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE, No. 6s William street;
w Beekman Ladies DRESS CAPS nr order CriH
work constantly hand notice
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

Sold shel-esie and RETAIL 3. D. SANDS, Brugg.t.
and l01 Fuioz and - East Broadway. al
y BA liberal allowance made to those sho purchase -eI
Nil
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

4 WFTCRELL, Lamp Manufactured, Ib4 BroadNay IN ih
rear-amps Lanterns aud GanducS made order,
senaoe terms All kinds OF Lamps Chandeliers &C. repsired aere
and reinished equal O new. me- Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-08
Academic DIES DemOiSelles
De Baton Rouge dirigde par
Mr.. IL Vide. FISHER.

La quinzieme session de cette Academic a
commence lie 4 Janyier 184l. Malgra grill
soft de Pinteret des elaves d.entrer au GEM
mencenent de Ia session, les parents peuvcnt
en- tout TENS amener leurs entans, lie prix de
la pension ne compile que dur jour de rent. e
de Peleve.
Rein he sera negfige nj ~cpargne pour NJ
struction des efeses5 les meiileurs au,clrs
seront mis- d leur portee.
LIE rrEx de la pension ct de renseignc.nent
est fxe a 500 par am payable par OUR er
d'avance. LIE blanchissage Sc payera a p1rt.
Lorsque lie %pensionnat fournit des Its on pay-
era a part 81 par naois. La musiaue sera pay
ee $40 par quarter Fusage des instruments
l p,astre par mols. lie Franeais $40 par
quarter. Il ne sera fait aucul,e deduction
pour le TENS perdu par Feleve excepte dams
les cas- de maladie grave. LIE cours des etudes
comprendra toutes les branches dune educa.
ton Anglaiss. Les arts d'agrement, tells que
lie Dessln, la Musique, II Peinture, les Ouvra-
ges en- Gre, Ell eeux a PAiguille sefont enseir-
mes ayec soin aux eleves qul les desireron.; les
langues Latino Ell Grecaue seront enseirnees
a part au prlx de cling plastres par quarter
pour chaqe langue.
6 mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-08

La FAMrLLE D'HAERrsoN.-Les ~journaux
des deux parts recommandent all Congress
d'accorder a la famille du general Harrison,
une aimee du salaire accorde au president.
Les grandes depenses qu'ils ont etc obliges de
faire, ainsi que rincendie de la propriete a
North Bend, ont sans doute~ beaucoup appauvri
les heritiers du defunt.
Eeete Recommendation est tres-bonne, mais
tandis qu'on s'occupe de ce su,et, ne s~erait-il
mas mos. de penser aussi a la situation
smbarassse des affair du general Jackson ct
de lui aliouer une sem ne ST.. LES
ro,,s d.u,rrs.r q, ao r.,L, >rnent
au pays. ct lhomeur national defend qu'aucun
d'eux ne soient dams i'oubli ct lie besoin. Les
Etats Unis ont maintenant l'occasion de faire
disparaitre ce reproche classique fait all gou-
vernemens republicans, d'ingratitude ct d'a-
yarice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-08
Efaf de In Louisiana.
EIEaa UC ETH 1Dt1S8SAEaF.
Colr du Troislame District. paroisse d'Est-
Baton Rouge. 30 jauvier Is4I.
No. 294s
Nancy Black vs..

fbt- hkeCh Va.
John w Dawson son mari.
La demanderesse declare, qu'attendu l'ttat
embarrasse dams lequel Sc trouvent les affaires
de son mari, ellie est en- danger de perdre ga
propriete parapternele, en- consequence ellie
demande Ia separation de sd propriete para
phernale, ct administration de la dite propri-
etc.
Les ~temoignagnes etablissent la situation
embarrassGe des afIaires du defendeur, ct
pFouvent que la demanderesse a COMING pro-
prieta parapheruale ~personnalle.
10 La piece de terre SIR ~laquelle est sa de-
meure a~ctuelle, situte dams cette paroigse. a
environne trois mile de la vile de Baton
Rouge, sur les eaux de Wards Creek. conte-
nant deux cent soixante quatorze I7-W acres.
90 Les e~sclaves suivans: Elsey, Harry, E.
phraim, Mary, Casey, Nat, Caroline Jackson,
Yellow Mary, Gerar,l, Johnson, George, AL
lick, Ann, Raby, ct Hannah.
80 Teus les cheveaux, les vachee, les boeufs.
les cochons, les utensiles de ferme, ainsi que
tout les meubles ct utensiles de cuisine aui So
trouvent ~nraintenant sur les leuy.
40 Il est de plus demontre, que lie defen-
deur a reeu de l'argent a~ppertenant a Ia de-
manderesse ct gull en- a dispose pour son u
sage particulier, montaht a Ia somme de dix
Ht3ie uCuA SShb iudl lit sX FldSIIeS ct SGiX-
ante-quinze cents.
En- consequence, il est oraonne, adjuge, ct
decrete que la demanderesse soft de est par
ceci separee de biens d'avec lie defendeur son
mari. qu'elle soft declaree proprlstaire l6git-
ime de la proprietc susdite, ct qu'elle en- ait
la possession ct administration. est de
plus adiuge ct decrete que la demanderesse a
I'm judgement contre lie defendeur, pour Ia
somme de dix mile deax cent quarante six
piastres ct ~soixansa quiuze cents avee les in
terets a cling pour cent per annum ct hypoth-
eque sur toute Ia propriete dudit defendeur.
pour en- assurer lie Placement, ainsi que les lrais
du process d'apres Ia take.
(Signe ISAAC JOHNSON
JUICE du Troisieme District few ISL.
Pour eople coniarme a roririnal
ar = ISL 10 II Moreno, D G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-08
COUR DES PREUVES-PAROISSE
D,EST BATON ROITGE.

En- vertu DUN ordre de la Cour des Preuve~.
dams ct pour la dite p~aroisse, il sera offart en-
vente ~publique par lie soussignt. juge de la dite
cours ex-officio encanteur,
MERCREDI, 8 Juin proclaim,
a dix heures da matin sur les lieux, la propr--
etc ~ci-apres dGcrite, a~ppartenant i la success
sion de feue Mime Constance Rochon deced6es.
verne de Nj. Armand Duplantier, SAVIOR:
I. Une habisation situee dons cette paroisse,
i I'm mile ct demi au-dessous de Baton Rouge.
en- culture de suere, mesurant vingt-cing ar
pens de face all fieuve sur cinquante de pro-
fondeur; bornee dams lie haut par les terras de
NJ. John McDonough, ct en- bias par les terres
de Stephen Henderson. ensemble avec les bs-
tisses ct authorizations qui s'y trouVent, consis-
tant en- une grande maison d'habitation, cuisine,
pireonier, &c, Hne sdcrerie en- briques cal
culGe pour deux ieux de chandieres, machine a
vapeur pour la s%ncreriei oranges, moulin a
cotton, p~ressoir, cabanes a ~negres, &c. ii v a
environ 40 arpens defriches ct e~ntourfs de
barFiereas don't 275 sont en- culture de cannes
i sucre ct lie reste en- mails.
Cette propfiete. par sa situation, ne lie cede
a auciine autre sur le heuve; toute los ameIio-
rations, i Perception de la s~ucrerie, sont SUI
une eminence dui donrtine totis les aIentours,
ct la vue est des plus bellies, ce qui en- fait une
jemeure tr6s-salubre ct ~tres-commcfe. La
terre est dc premiere dualitcs tres-propre / La
culture de la came a suere GU du cotton.
De plus; cif1Guan.e-tTois esclaves DIES deux
sexes eft de toGs les ages, la u~iajeure partie est
creole ct de gralde valeurs
Aussi; duarre terrains de villegdont deuz SOM
dams la rue Lafayette, ct deux rue hatcher,
une ct plus ample description des tefrains sera
donnee lie jour de la yente.
Aussi, I'm petit flet de terre situe vis-a-vis ie
colleges qui sera dtctft le jour de Ia vente.
ii sera egalemeut vendu 900 actions du ca-
pital de la Bandue de FUnion de Ia Louisiana.
pourvu que Pom obtienne lie prix du cours OK.
istant le jour de la vente.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE:
L'habitation payable en- cinq paiemens
tgaux. SAVIOR: lie premier en- Mars 1912, le
deuxieme en- Mars 1913. lie troisieme Ell Mars
1914, le quatrieme en- Mars 1916, ct lie cina-
uieme en- Mars 1916 les m6mes terrnes pour
les t~errains, ct les ~esclaves en- trois paiemens
egaux, lie Ter en- Mars, 1912, 43 ct Al, la PRO.
priete personnelle payable en- Janvier proclaim.
LIE tout EN- billets endosses a satisfaction ct por-
tart hypotheque jusqu'a parfait Placement, les
billets p~orteront apres leurs tcht ances 10 pour
cent, jusqu'au Placement definitf.
L'acquereur de Fhabitation prendra Ia res
pensabfite dune dette de la defunte d ID
Bauquc de PUnion de la Louisiana, ct lie nson-
tant de cette dette Sc fara connaitre lie Jour de
la vente.
CHAS. TESSIERt
"a avril. Juge de paroisse.