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New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
ANDY AND SUGAR REFINERY.

ID L. Il A. STUART Grecnw and Chambers s are now
IL Candy Sugar Plums Sc (ninie
bv their mproy from single double and treble re-
fined Sugar superior quality made this country or h
rome and a low the inferior qualities
arc usually Sold increased their buildings they are now
pepared Candy Renc sugar.
I notice Country requested To call and
mine the quality Candy establishment before purchasing
carefully 10 - 80 and 100 pound for the
southern markets, delivered this shipped
charge for boxes or carriage
Refined Sngar-Doubc loaf packed boxes barrels
loose; ground loaf barrels house
The above Sugars refined by eas
III 49,, ,to ,sc Of cI,v NJ bIood ais lot
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE'S CANDY,
45 DIVISION STREET.

IS DIVISION STREET.
have terrible alarming cough ~hteh <cttiee
and threatened amo-, uedia's death sade s'
cough experiencing relief and was nda
ced 10 make trial Hoehound and afforded Immediate e
lief enjoy good health not better han have Tor 'cn
years and would recommend it to all.
E. B. HESERvE 12l First,
have used Peae Essence of Candy and have found
an the purpose for which intended
j. LINDSEY. Pastor of ~ E. Church Second ST.
made trial Of parcel Horehound Candy me and
nothing afforded degree Of the relief have
derived from your excellent Yet pleasant remedy.
" KELLOGG Recent Pastor Of NJ. F. Church, Wilcti 81
Nopubc speaker should be without Pee Essence orehound
Candy can checrfuly recommend 1t. Rev. J. AYERS,
late Pastor Of NJ E. Church, HALEY Church Newark, "
or INQUIRE al ~ Broad street, Newark
w awlcy 95 Crosby street. has also tested the virtues
OF Pcasc's Candy
Elder Knapp has also used Pcase Horchouad Candy and recon-
mcnds it to public speakers.
Rev. Crawford Pastor of Church 10 Forsyth street
has Candy and recommends II to all those
whose avocniion requires the use OF the voice
Rev Luckey p Z. OF the y Y District has used Peae
Candy all those who need of It's healing
and qualities
Rev Mr. Whitaker Presbyterian Church Cathartne
street. also used and recommends Peac
IIorchound Candy.
Pastor NJ t. Centenary Church. Brookyu also
recommends Pcase's Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Parents Candy very good . whooping cough
DR.. ROGERS
The undersigned have Peasc's Horehound Candy with
recommend all those who afflicted with
pulmonary diseases.
H. Ayers collector for the Railroad 20 Second
30
J. Mortimer, 50 Main Brooklyn, l.. i.
A. B. Boodrood l47 York street, Brooklyn.
T. Weld, l0j Duane IT. S Jcnner, 20 Henry st
w T. Peck, e53 Broadway. T. H. Thompson. IL Ludlow st
A. Whitlcck, 40 Water J. raen, lis Cedar St
T. H. Lyel, Carroll Place.
Full 1900 testimonials handed by Of nos'
popular councillors clrgymen and most respectable e-
zens performing what is promised.
countcs there be any Closed on the Sabbath
Agents-Rushton Apinwal all three stores; j. Bour,
Broadway Iucis Co. of Ann and NTs.u SIS
Tmpson grocer and William Kcage i55 Broadway
Hays, l39 Fulton Bookyn T. Owen sth Avenue Cory 1913
Spring grocer 900 Pearl BurrlI 7 Grand St Smith
Broadway MARITIME ls and 9th avenue Teal
1l6 Hudson and by all respectable grocers.
CAUTON-Onc he prtcularherc courter!ter
abroad in abundance but if particular that ouch pack
age signed PEASE SON. 4J Division will be all OK
o. just please have Copyright secured Coun
merchants wishing Candy have it q cent of for ch ar
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
TigE CONNOIssEUK,s SHAVING SOAP.

rJ,S an Composition which affords the highest degree
1t gives rich and durable ather with
warm, cold, hard or soft
Since its Ictlon 1897 popularity has been constantly
the Proprietor daily receives assurances IRON hs
excc other article known TO thems
but thew cannot for greater luxury in Shaving
up earthern boxes from when II IS ued.
liberal discount TO wholesale Peparcdnd sold by
GEORGE ID. COGGESHALL,
Chemist Druggist, and Manufacturer Aerated Waters,
42l PEARL corner of Roso-st New York
Sold John Mhnu ls3 Broadway Ruhton Aspnwa 60
Wia IIO House and by respectable
Druggists and Pcrumer- generally.
made wholesale purchasers order rom cu
toners out Of the city addressed wholesale house here
'o'ue'' ~ a. 80 r..., I'll IN al0
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

SILKS.
Black double width high lustre
striped and figured. 30
e PLAN Italian. IS
Colored SILK. yard wide, los
E. English Gro de Naples 3s6
" Cardc Voloutc for BonDets
Blue black Lcyantinc Is
Black do $50
MOUSSELlNE DE- LAME.
Rich Paris STYLES all wool IS
Rich Satin stripe Is
Rich STYLES from ls6 to >
FRENCH & ENGLISH PRINTS
Rich French Prints from Is TO ID
English i Ia IS
American styles Cd 20 2s6
Scotch Gingham cd 10 80
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

Rccered from Tie Island Of 81. Tincen, West Indies
ANGUAGE, ccbly EMPRESS the deep excitement
- produced the whole of tbis island by the
cent importation paatabc cdmcnuu from the city Of
New York A. called Peasc Clarified Esseno OF Hore
hound Candy indeed avis of kind and eicc
tua ms Presidents lady Of distressing chronic
cough of years standing the incredibly short space
four hours tested its virtues complaint pal
pats cords having used three packages Of this admirable
compound entirely free from my old friend Really, Mr.
Pcasc 10 be the Howard of America.
Yours faithfully DANIEL CREIGHTON.
Closed Sabbath
Aeen-Zicber Dock Philadelphia; Redding State
street Boston Beror Pittsburgh Pa Curns Co. 10 Exchange
Place New Orleans La Robertson 40 Baltimore street. Maryland
Rawls & Co. 81 State street. Albany, Y.
None genuine unless each package signed SON.
45 Division street obtained wholesale and retail
Terms invariably cash. alO-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
NO. PECK SLIP.

nOCTOR CARPENTER continues az usual 10 devote MS onuh
personal attention the general duties oil ms profession
Those who have As to become the ScumS
unqualified unprincpd charaans with when h city
in consequence our laws egune the meaiG pr
are solicited call his old established iP
.ary Zip, where thousands have been maze
,oice nj happy their manifold diseases.
To strangers Dr. Carpenter begs leave To add that ne n"a
and to born that he h graduate oi Gmon s
received his diploma city, Claims no roya % - n
ae of the New Medical Society ana ps nu n. aJ
years prac,icc experience in this city, and "n " ~
he speedily and ehectualy cures his patients ., 10
office. Charges reasonaoe slo
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
TREMENDOUS SENSATION!

TREMENDOUS SENSATION!
WITH T FREE CIRCULATION every place Of business
w m, CIV The third will be published on WEDNES-
DAY. April Advertisements must be sent IN before o'clock on
TUESDAY Ii for its supposend them m
cvcry body will News Letter which IN every place
where m Other papers all that they do not go besides O
c ~ Wall street corscr Water and y Ann street rear build
irg third story. .,;e,,,o,,.
TTWANTED-Au experienced in soliciting Adversement'
., -, ~ . H., .an.ci,y J. l.. KINGSLEY.
~ y, Ann street. building. 3rd story
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
PORTRAIT OF JOHN TYLER
THE ADvEwTIsER's NEWS-LETTER

lust PUBLISHED, and for sale By IT, W. LEWIS l3t Nassau
corner of beautiful aud accurate likeness a2
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Fnniic. who cleanliness, and comfort
commended call at Il Goldcet and examine Wlls Patent
PREMIUM BspsrEAps medal awarded the
FAIR of the American Institute m These Bcdstcnds utterly
clude the possibility cfccng Judgement whilst
gard to durability chapnes they stand uuarvaed They also
possess the important being taken down
less than nue will prove that every thing de-
ablc in concentrated this plus ultra of
Willis al6-lm.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

IL improvements in the DagucrcofyPe.-HM II
BUTLER owery, OF DIVISION street. has so tar I'M
proved his enable the operator to take portraits
1t in seconds heretofore amateurs
suspend during rainy cloudy "ea
ther Buffers apparatus they canpcratc IN any ea
80 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
Commercial and Money Matters.

Monday, p NJ
Al tho Board large and the of most
descriptions Stock without considerable change u s Bank I'M
proved per cent Mohawk fell OF n A. Trust Delaware and
Hudson
23o Ohio Fes Qs50 .6 10000 Illinois Skies Qe70 4s;
eOoO Indiana bonds 52i 800 Hudson Bonds 97!.
The Money condition. and merchants find
no difficulty obtaining for the legitimate operations OF bsi
ness good paper be made at per cent The
Banks take al. the paper offered
There has been an active Flour to-day chiefly
m ex,ot and Cencscc yesterdays
y,l Corn sales yellow Sc and white 5 Moiasscs
cargo of $50 Havana taken by of the trade at 2Oe mos
another cargo, to a dsller, price.
Orleans h receipts produce had been large and a
arrival. anticipated Business doing TO fair extent sales OF
Cotton for the days 1000 bales Of which 1900 were IN Que
lot at G per 10 advance has been established all qualities
within days of per 10
LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcATioNs.
Ordinary ............-..- 9tlGood Fair ....ils Il
MulIlnr .....- 10 Good and Fine .---......l2 a
Mddlinr Fair......- a 10! Fancy Crops. .l5 -
Fair .1ol II Average Lists.. y a ii
Stock on hand 80 Ss bales Molasscs Lcvcc q 2 Flour
30 81. Frcshts dull Liverpool Ole in American I'd
IN British vessels lInvc c 10 with difficulty ohtaincd also
s. per bale 20 the Northern taken 3d.
Tobacco 81 80.
Az Mobile s,h bales the last days
establishing &c per h. consequent the receipt Of
the foreign a,cs per Holders asking farther ad
vance which checked Stock sale reduced 10 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL CLAssislcArGoSS
Good aiiddins FAIR. log II
Good ...........ll. Middng lOi
III III inferior and Ordinary 10
At Augusta change Cotton Operators waiting adviees
per Acadia Small sales IL III for planters crops Exchange
on n York. sight Il Il for specie.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

DOMESTlCS.
Hamilton, Phoenix. Waltham and
other STYLES 81 & 6-4 ShcctIngs.
New-York Mills. Boot, Hamilton.
Coddington.W w altham super, bcrk-
shire and other Long Cloths.
from ID 10 Is
Heavy hno and supcrfiuc brown
Shiriings. 4 large assortment
LINENS LINENS
A largs lot from auction. the bcs;
assortment Of Shirtlng and hnc
I Linens ever offered. from 2s to
los per yard. Cheap RIBBONS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY. & LACE.
GOODS. :. Astonishing Cheap.
p. GREGORY x son,
/ al9 lI5 Spring street
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
Packets 10 Arrive.

From Liverpool.
Columbus, Barstow, March |.
South America. Barley. March ~
Geo Washington, Burrows. Mar -
From London
Gladiator, Britton, -na'Cn /.
Mediator. Champlin, nafon !.
Quebec, Eiebard. hsfch -
From Iiavre-
Silyie dc Grss.e. Burrow-. March :
SmIlv Tbonpsor, March IL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
WESTERN NAVIGATION COMPANY.

WESTERN NAVIGATION COMPANY.
| COMBINING THE OLD NEW-YORK AND OHIO LINE, NEW
YORK LINE. AND UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
T,HE Company prepared 10 receive ana orSalo ara
| FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEST to all Ports on the
Eric Canal Lakes Huron Michigan and the Ohio and Wa
ab and Ere Canals on the most favorable Families emil
yranp west and Merchants ADVANTAGE to call
their Office Steamboat will start daily al T. NJ
from the foot of Cor,landt street. Canal Boats superior
ca.. will be started Albany For Freight or Passage up
nIy 70 kNO4H COOK & Co los Broad street, y Y
o. NJ TOMIINSON & co. Albany, NJ y
JAMES cHAPPELL s. co. Rochester, N l.!
E. s. BEACH, do
" ~ ' Propnetors
AGENTS , o,;
COBB OATMAN & co. Clevsiana; inv
DAVIS SMITH. Ports'ousa' GS Uno
DoRR WEBB & co. Detroit, hicnisan
~. ppiSToI e PORTER, Chicago, llino4-
EFYALE EDUCATION.
o,->. INV bo has thorough Education in or
~ th;s Public Private
obe f preferred She instruction In
h,,nchee the French Language For farther psT
m the of the Ne~Yorke No 20 Annst New-fork
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
New Counterfcitn.

Bank otke United States PhiadephiaO letter d, dated Dec
Mason Cashier and G W. Fanan, President
Eugrnving rscrably executed
Bank of Tnres.ee Nashville Tennl0s letter A. dated April =
1889 Hcnrv Ewing Cashier (ri,eu NJ Ncbo President
person the acquainted with Bank Notes detect them at
q glance
Bank Of Tliois Shawnccown I2, letter B. j. Jones'
Apl l. ISIS John Sidd Cashier Jos Marshall President
Signatures engraved. Engraving poor
Bank Of Adoamas spurious. The genuine notes read
Bank Of the State OF Alabama
State BGni Of isdGnA engraved by w. Dane Co and do
resemble bill OF the Bank All the for the
done by RaSdon Wright Hatch By Draper Tap
pan & Co.
COamereiol Baas c Pen"yirarG5's altered from Commercial
Bank of Minr;ou broken institution Signed Geo Wharton
Cashier, s. Spackraan, President
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Packets TO Depart.
To London.
:, James. Scbor. May (
Montreal. GrifhIng. MAY 10
To Liverpool.
Sheffield. Alien. April II
New-York, Cropper, April 10
To Hayrc.
Vile dc L-on, Stcddard. April Il
To New-Orleans-
Alabama, Bunker, April &c
To Havana
Bsrqae RAPID. Wood.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
CASH SYSTEM.
CHEAP SILKS.


{zT Of hc Ladies In parca
w ar of SPRING GOODS, for qua
ty style chcapness be exceled the Selling TO
Cash only and having but price Goods from which
always offer bargains worthy attention
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

ii GREAE BARGAINS are gwen IN DRY GUUDS Al
BARRIERS rand All in want c good and cheap Good
;u 10 v,o,l IN try this noted establishments. a10 #
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
Sales nt Auction.
BY WILKINS & ROLLINS.

BY WILKINS & ROLLINS
RsAt Esr.rrA parcel of ground No a East Broadwa5 by
ByDC & w. PELL-
moah. Brgs Chapel and C"h0riue $1,000
eet Domingo 6t a Isl.
BY HorrM,S & Co
Mo,sEs-o cs Porto S24. Ship Tren'oa, CubA-
rhh " York bet packet ship 400 1896 ons-S
By MiSrrRS & Co.
Fsu-Cmgo Ship Unicorn 3ooo Oranges at isa les '
hacs oE Lemon. is
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
Dico:

In this city, April Is David Cosrroyc, aged Is
1nrl Is Nurath Gilmore. Il. Robert Mooney Is.
Annll7 LYMAN Sackcl "a Mrs Elizabeth Duykinck, IS.
Al south Hero Grand VT Apr4 Rev Lycn He
tered the Christian ministry than half century He
IN Vermont about forty and commenced preaching the
sospel in rand Isl. Co the settlement there
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Harrte0
At Groyeaud Y April Is Hon James g. Brney Elizabeth
daughter of the Ia,e Col William Fitzburrh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
SALE.

BY virtue of an order from the honorable the
Court of Probates of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, will be sold BY the undersigned,
Parish Judge and ex oficio ~aucticnees, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of September next,
the following property belonging to the sue
cession of the late Adelaide Legendre, to wit:
The house in which the deceased resided,
known as Madam Legelldre's Hotel, Situated
at theeorner of Lafayette and Florida streets,
being. lot No. in square number 8, contain
ing 60 feet front by 12Odeep, French measure.
The adjoining lot number 6, square number
8, measuring 80 feet front by 100 ii depth,
Lot number 4, square number 4, in, Gilbert
section of the town, so ieet front by 40 in
depth.
Four: arpents Of land in F~aul,ourg Grassie,
according to the plan laid cnt by Gates and
Newcomb, adjoining tract owned by H. w.
Fowler.
Also {: the following slaves, to wit : Nellie
aged IS years Jinuy about 40 Sally 50;
Flick %; Mambos12 Years and the services
Of the mulatto boy Henry for about 8 years, at
the expiration of which time he will be free.
Also: sundry articles Of household furni-
ture, kitchen utensils, &c,
Terms of sale-The hotel situated on. lot
number 5 and adjoining lot number 6, at 1,2,
3 and 4 years from day of sale. The lot num-
Der 4s square a, and slaves, one third on the
Est December next and the balance at one
and two years from day of sale. The lot con-
tanning A acres, cash. The personal property,
all sums under $50, cash; all sums of $50
and over, payable on LIST December next.
Purchasers to give endorsed notes payable
in bank, and mortgage OF the real estate until
final payment. &. TESTER.
aug Z 26
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04

Whereas if we adopt the principle, that it sig
nifies nothing as to It's future existence what
constitutes the mind of man, and that it is re-
called into lie by the mil Of God alone, we
see at once a broad line Of distinction between
man and animals (since we are nowhere told
that God willed the low animals to have eter.
nal life,) and we are left to pursue in safety
and confidence the path of knowledge laid
open before us, without any fear of leadi1tg
us astray from thy fountain Of trutll--the mtb
and only true God" y ~,
"In his anxiety to shun materialisIn, orr
author has certainly gone SO far in the oppd-
site direction, as to have needlessly given THO
advocates Of materialisln a means OF assaultirig
his own views. BY the apprehension which
he shows Of admitting the necessity Of bodily
organs to the minds manifestations, he leaves
it to be supposed that a future state Of exist
ence depends fof its proof on the substance of
which mind is male and that, if made If mat
ter, it cannot be Immortal. Whereas tho CYL
dence on which d future state of existence
rests, has not the 6lightest connection with, or
dependence on, the nature or essence of mind.
We are nowhere told, and have no reason to
assume, OF what the mind consists, or that its
immortality has any reference to its essence at
all. The doctrine of man resurrection and
life in a future state rests on revelation, aloIe,
and not Oh the inherent properties Of ,nird !;
and thus the only reason that can be g. zen for
it, is the fiat Of an Almighty Creator. If it, be
His good will to continue our existence Ioeyohd
the grave, little does it matter to His: power
Of what we are made; and if it be not His
will, little, very little, will any material avail
us in opposition to Him. Whichever way,
therefore, we view the subject, we need hot
fear to follow truth wherever it may lead and
if God has ordained mind to act through the
fundamentally Of matter in all its emotions
and operations, we shall be safer, and shall ap-
proach more closely to Him, by attending to
the fact, and treating it with revere nee and
submission-than by shutting our eyes to It's
existence, and following a theory Of our own
in it's stead.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
TERMS.

T,ar price Of the Gazette is SIX DOLLARS
per annurn, one half payable in advance and
the remaining instalment at the commence
inent of the latter six months of each year.
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
10 decline his further subscription, he must
rive notice to that effect before the expiration
OF the year, otherwise he will be considered
as subscribing for another year.
. ~ Embellishments will be charged as iol-
lows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines, or less, will be inserted for oNE
DOLLAR, aud FIrrY CENTS for each slbse-
auent insertion longer ones in the same
qatio.
Advertisements. unless otherwise ordered
will be published in English and French I'M
til forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements the officers,
personally, viii be deemed responslbie' and
in case Of refusal 10 respond for the same by
said officers, such advertisement Will not be
published, until the payment be satisfactorily
secured. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

q Stf SAS AVA LII =
Conducted By Mr.. AND Mrs. FISHER.
THE fifteenth session of this school COM
menced on the fourth of January, 1871.
Parents may enter their children at any
time, since charges are made onlv from the
date of their becoming members of the school
No scholar is admitted for a Shorter term
than three months.
Board and tuition, 5000 per annuln,payable
quarterly in advance. Washing, an extra
charge. An extra charge of $i per month is
made, when bed and bedding are furnished for
The boarders.
The course Of studies, which any scholar
may pursue, without being subject to an extra
charge. embraces every department of an
English education. Every exertion is made
to obtain the most approved school books, and
in the course of instructions and Rotations
"to sift out the whole idea"
Music, 800 per quarter, Use of instru-
ment $l, per month. French, $40 per quar-
ter. No deductions made for lost time, unless
in cases of severe sickness. @
The ornamental branches, including per-
spectiveAdrawing and painting, wax-work and
plain and fancy needle-work, receive particu-
lar attention when requested.
The scholars of the school receive instruc-
ton in the and Latin and Greek languages, a,
an extra charge of rs per quarter, for each.
july 3--2l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
STATE Of LOUISIANA.
| Fourth District Eourt,-Parish Of West
Baton Rouge.
Lee g. Hardy,
!. A.. Woods.

K. a. Woods.
By virtue of a writ Of 4. n taceas issued IN
the above suit and to me dire cted by the Hon.
the Fourth District Court, p, irish and state
aforesaid, | will expose at publ lc sale on
TUESDAY, the 7h day Of Sc 4ember se17,
1871, between the usual hours of sale, on the
prem ses, about six miles below tie Court
House of this Parish: All the right, sl:le, In
forest and demand of the defendant H. and to
the following described property, to wit: A
certain tract of land measuring about two ar
penis in front, more or less, on the Mississippi
River, with the depth of forty arpents. MOI g
or less, bounded above by lands of the defen-
dalt, aud below by those of Abraham Bird,
together with the growing crop on said land,
it being cotton and corn, with buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized tosatisfy the judgment and costs in
the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, IL months credit, the pur-
chaser giving good and sufficient Joint securi-
tN, and special mortgage on the above describ-
ed land, with interest at l0per cent. from the
day of adjudication until paid.
WIT. HEBERT, Sheriff.
aur aI--2S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge,--In Third
District Court.
Whiting and Slark

ss q 45Ea.N vs.. 4sE# HU 80 mo Z/tS H.E=5+rE I
Amos Kent g. Co. ct al.
BY virtue of a plt. writ of fieri facies to me
directed, by the honorable the Sd judicial
District Court, parish and State aforesaid,
viii be exposed to ptiblic sale on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of September next,
atfhe court house in the town OF Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours of sale, all tile right,
title, interest and claim, of the defendants in
and to the following described property, to
Nit
The undivided ore.third of lot number 2,
IN square number ), and improvements,
situated in that part OF the town of Baton
Rouge laid out by A. Grass, having 60 feet on
~Church-street by 100 feet in depth. Also,
the undivided one-third of the West part of
lot number 5, in square number 2, and i'm
p%royements, in Grass Town, having go feet on
I4afayette-street by Sky feet on Church
street. Moreover, a, certain tract of land
situated in this parish, about Is miles from
this town, near Bayou Manehac, contain
ing $50 acres, more or less, with all the i'm
p%rovements thereon bounded North by
Wards Creek, East by lands of John Fore
man, South by Anthony Webb, and West by
lands Of the late George w. Willis.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment, interest and
cost, in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
July 81 2J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.

Probate Court-parish Of East Baton Rouge
Whereas, Stephen Henderson, Of said pa.
IRISH, has applied to this court to be appointed
administrator Of the succession Of the late
Henry a. s. Mussenden, decd,
Notice is hereby given. to all persons in.
terested to show cause within ten days from
the date of this notice. why the said applica,
ton should not be granted.
Attest, CT. TESTER, P. Judge.
M. MORENO, dep. elk.
aug % % ct