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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

imaefid,st IN contemplating
= stadpa which will make 10
great1pih rllange In tie con-
M oI Md. We almost fam
~ Il sadaod YET the result IL
A~ascsIncles quite as certain M
,l,osn i,ern the conduct Of
men iOFnary pursuits. Near
ly albmlosrmcnts spring from
ti,e mi h,ffnencc Of condensed
nunpd tIitfased Intelligence.
Np VII be the state Of soci-
ety riri two centuries hence.
wjpratl or two thousand mil
lionsizd men arec DIVIDED into
a sIda,aRtiscly 80 narrow, and
spealylwo languages, AZ will
douple cascl History shows
that power. literature, all fol-
Iowvaia Of numbers, general
inta and freedom. Tie same
cauh transferred The scrptfe Of
civ, and weight Of influence
frounks Of lhe EupIrates and
tl,e Western Europe, must IN
The no long period, carry them
frontter, 10 the plains Of the
Misand the Amazon"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
TWENTY DAYS LATER rRoM EUROPE
AnntyAs w rHs eAtsnos,A

&ea9# 4AE#E#&#
Yesterday mall ftetn tho esss %btoagt. DATES
from New York 10 she sfst uflimo, conveying IN
teliisenee of tie affival 81 the steamship Caifaar
MIA II Hosfen Oh tho ~fpfeneea Of the goth, with
dates FIRM Lentian ~ the ~ and Liverpool ~ Id
ath ultnno, The fonplssiea af The news Oh tho
stols Il bot very Important, aud Tt I'om erios
~ unfavotahis Ia a commercial point OF vie" ~
eas generally expected, II IL true, thai The eau
sas ai,iei, led NJ generally tp anticipate thtalii-
gepes Of All unsatisfactory nature, ~ete as yst
nnt 10 opefati,a, i~iaslHaeh A. lha fail4fc Of the
q, Il, Baok WAS no, known Ia London, tbs Hs
ea,tais OF ,his disastrous event having only faa-
ei,sd l.,vstpool a iss hours previous 20 tha sail
Inn Of the Caledonia. IN tho latter na,kai thy
had the If c, Of imnesds ,,siy ~sftssttng tfens'
actions 10 cotton which up 10 that period, bad
~par'aken Of Il very general and unlimited demand
both from tho trade eal spectators. nj a grad"
u,l advance Of abau. ii on he rates eaffen. ei
tho departure OF tho steamer I'ftsidtnf Oh ,h
i0,h February.
Tho political news Ia desli,uie Of INTEREST,". the
dsbs,a In parliament on tho Mcleod ease bad
come 10 no result, and totI raimefstob, II IL SAID
had given h understand, thu. no serious a~ppteltfn
sions could le entertained ss regards the dis,af
hanee Of tho taei6e intercourse heteeen Giea'
| I,tiaiD aud ,he United slatess
No further news had been rneeteed from CHI"
IN, and tho next overland mail was looked fo'
with much anxiety. The unsettled state at these
relations had eausal aa advance IL the price o.
teas, - a
The Affairs of Turkey and Egypt nte In stat'
quo, aud there 10 no appearances Of any iuahrj
difficulty on ,his head. Mehe,net Al Ia submit.
ing to his fase with good 4 ace.
IL France The greatest degree OF ifaha,ish',
prevailed, aud the ges.tnenent was geti,ig a'
smoothly. There ~ nothing 81 Importance Hon
Spain, a
air Aslly Cooper, The esislaa'sd surgeon, i
dead,
A most melancholy disasler occurred of tn
eoaa, Of England In The loss Of tho chip G6p
F'eaner, capt, Andrews, OF New York TIL
weasel was run into neat Holy Head, On Tho thef''
ing Of tho .9j February, by the Dtitish s'eaine
Nottingham and Amos, imaediataly sunk, carry
lug with her tho whole otthe crew and pssFen
sers, consisting Of i.a souls. with the exception
If tho eaptain and crew who were saved, 9Th
pa ssshgsfs were principally ltish em'sta'..s bsnh'
10 this countrywide
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

y 4 Question to be ashsd.-The following is
from q Thanksgiving sermon Of a clergyman, Rev.
Mr. Floy. Of the Methods. Episcopal church, de-
livered A. Brooklyn, New York.
il IL not 0 little curious, that the Constitution
which throws open 10 widely the right Of suffrage
should not appear to know or recognize a man
unable to read. and i. isa question that at leas'
will bear discussion, whether such o man is not
constiiu,ionaily Disqualified from voting, what.
ever may be bis other qualifications. Elections are
by law to be- BY ballot. Wha, does the man who
canno, read know abou. a ballot! How does he
know for whom he votc>f Nay, it is not his own
vote that he off-rs, at oil, but TINT Of some friend
who has induced him 10 go to the polls, some was
perhaps that has put into his hands a paper OF the
contents Of which he knws as little as an antoma
ton. Is that what the constitution means by
yotire!'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

~ ere Ii n isu tah Tradition concerning Meses
beautifully illustrating the thought TIM, ~ .
should ever have condolences in the feelituds ard
wisitm Of III Tho divine iispfhsaslons. Though
a fabie. /, Ia rot 90 that account, the tess ipstue.
live, The great p'athe', Gays one oftbe Jewish
Rtbbins, was eaiiei ~ H,i to the tap afa high
mountain, and there permitted 10 uk any anes+
tons that bs plensed % /" tho government Of tbs
universe. ~ the midst oi one u hts inquiries, h.
was commended 10 lsek down upon tie plain be-.
law, where was q eiFa' spring NJ water. At ibis
spting a soldier had piighitd from his horse 10
d,ibk, No saonef than be had gone, .l,at n little
ahoy came 70 tho t;hee, and finding u pnfse that
the ssiaief bad %dtorped. teek II and went AWAY.
soen afeF, there ebtte Nh it,6fm old man, With
i,safy hairs. aud weary with age md travelling
VIII, having 4aspehed hi. thifal, 81, down 10 rest
t,y the sids If the sp,ing. The soldier. who had by
this time missed his pntss. fetpf,iag, demands IL
If The old man, who aliifns that hn has mt seen
II, and appfals 10 heaven to alist tis innocence and
ths truth of h,is assertion. lr solder moi beIiey.
Ing him, kills him on the spollMoses falls on his
face In hoftof aud a,bazement iba. such IN even,
should la permitted iy God. ihs tho divine voi,e
thus presents his expostuiatiant 'Is not sur
pfised. Moses. that tho Judge Of all the Earth
should have suffered this, Tosou, ihsle |. #eem
iegly 20 reason why ,h,t ehilsshoail be lbs &C.
easlop ofthe old MANS hIoes beipg split; BIT
know tba, that same old man vars ag,. uas HE
MURDERER fhat hiia's fathef Know t,t IN
every di.pensation Of prosidstn there IL some
wise design; that IN frery one n .fadse efu1lhe
earM wiU Din yighit-N Ypbsfrper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
DEPRESSION OF BUSINESS IN
EUROPE. g..

A letter received in New York,by the Iates.
expresses from Europe, holds te following
language:
DAY goes over day without a Transaction in
any of The State securities, ond tbesbares of the
Bank Of the UuileI states have nor rerchrd that
depth below which there can sdrre'y he ga
lower STILL for they have been sol during yes-
,crday and the present day at GIaGd are still
pressed upon the market at ,hfprice. In the
other securities every thing is nfninal, and it is
with the remark that the Transactions are all com.
pnrativeiy old, and that there 'ouid be no cer>
tainty of a market for the variGs stocks.
;" Trade is o..ce more in a dplorable state in
Paris. and bankruptcies numefhs beyond exam
Pile, chiefly, however, Of smil merchants and
traders. The stock Of Gullia in the bank is
hourly diminishing, and will entinue to decrease
as the fnrtifco,ions and o,lr preparations for
war must abstract the rcseI Vi funds Of govern.
men'."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
Tn pURIIC.

& HEREAS, the sale announced 10 the ia
81 tan Rouge Gazette, In virtue OF an oIdsf
y p,o1 ate touf, of the pari-ho Of Point Cou-
10 he held by the Judge, l.. Fsyr"t, the 18th
Il ,atIafa certain 1ract Of Hand having hf'een
sent. on Eau Sc Risiere, and y hieh tact
a,ad ). have a depth of fostg arpents, While IN
i has boz about hall 'a' .eF'n .na 800
o. my plsn,ation, having goo 3 an'sn
s,ac,usl possesston.a". 1onpts ie pfessftpsit'n'
n Inc boundaries Of the tract aotass iiienlle''-
: n,evsu, all difficulty. ! ~ive The pr sent 90
:, H. u IL, rat Il lpay serve 10 warn Iahs-
=, ~ Ina Tue fsctss oi lie case.
% ~ J.. p. MICHEL.
A,l 3, SIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

The following IL worth publishing, an1 read.
ing. and preserving for three reasons. siz;-ls.,
because 1. demonstrates tina, the professions Of
ro,rencLmen, and reform, made months age by
The mcn Of The new administration. have not
been fotgot,en,--,he edic, has gone forth that the
work should mmen BADLY, the political
sentiments oppressed are exeellen, 3dly, should
the whigs over forge, them, should The admins
down, this document viii rove ON awfAl instru-
men, IN tho hands of m Injured pnople.
Similar letters have been addressed 10 the leads
of all the other departments.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
CIRCULAR.
DEPARTMENT nF STATE)
hlar,h 30, 1851.

RTMENT of STATEf
Marh 20. 1851.
To the Hon Thomas Ewing. Secretary
Of the Treasury
SrR:-The President is If opinion Tint
il is a grea, abuse 10 bring ,ha patronage
&c the General Government into conflict
with the freedom of elections ; and thu,
this abuse ongh, TO he corrected wherever
/, may have been permitted to exist, AMI
10 lie prevented for the future.
lie therefore directs that information be
given TO all officers and agents in your
department Of the public service that
partizan Interference in the popular cleo,
tons, whe' her &c State officers or this Gu.
vernment. and for whatsoever il may be
exercised, or the payment Of any con'r;-
burton or assessment on s~alarios or official
compensation for party or election pur-
poses, will be regarded by him as cause
Of removal.
|, il not intended that any officer hall
be restrained in the free and proper en-
pressiun of his opinions respecting public
men or publ;c measures, or in the exercise
to the fullest degree, Of the constitutions!
suffrage. But persons employed under
the government, and paid for their servi-
ces out Of The public treasury, arc MT ex.
pected to t,ke an active or o%flirious par,
ia ate mpts to influence the minds or
woes Of others. spch conduct being deem.
ed Inconsistent with the spiri, Of the C n
sttn,inn and the duties .f public agents
acting under it; and the P,esid, Mt is re-
so'vcd, so Ear as depends upon him, that
while the exercise of the elective franchise
by the people shall be free from The undue
influences Of ofiriai station and authority,
opinion shall nlsn be free among the off,
GERS and agents Of the Government.
The Presiden, wishes il Further to be
announced and distinctly understood, that
from all collecting and dishursing officers
promptiiude in rendering accounts. and
enti,e punc,aaliiy 10 paying balances will
be vigorously exact.d. In his opinion, il is
time to return, in This respect, 0 the early
practice Of The government. and to hold
any degree of delinquency on the part of
those i~nrrusted with the public money Just
cause of immediate removal. He deems
the severe observance Of this rule to be
essential TO the public service, as every
dollar lost in the treasury by unfaithfnl-
ness in office creates a necessity for a
new charge upon the people.
| have The honor TO be sir,
Your abedienf servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
PROSPECTS OF AMERICA

A writer in u of the Foreign ETC,
clar8dias calculates that if the uatlr;
re, ources Of the American Cortine,
We're fully developed, it would affor
snstpnahce to 5000 millions of inhab
tants, a number five times as great
he entire population of the glob,
The writer after advancing this pg
%sitian, goes on as follows:
And what is more surprising, tier
is every p obabiIity that thf proi.i
gios population will be in existene
within three or four centnri $. III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
THE ENGLISH Bon.

Tho following facts, rsspeclk tho condition
Of tbs working c'asses and af,osiedged pau,
p rs in England, require no enneat. They
ate extracted from ihe last repl6f tho English
Register General. The eandiiifof the wofkipg
e'nsses In many If the large tons Is really Ia
mentatle. a, Liverpool tbefose 1869 cellars
described 10 the report ~ dtiksmp, duty, and
III ventilated in which live 800 Of ilis works
ing people; there are also 227o#tts; In which
from two 10 six families residefi few Of iheae
courts have m0fe than one 1atE In Marches.
ter. Of 1922 working peopts A. 60 live 10
cellars. Ia Bury. one lhtfd of iwotking class.
es are so poorly of That IN T3tnset, enc bed
served four prisons in 0o7, "nad Tor five, and
ia rs, oqe bed for sis IN Big ~fofiy.aix per
cent. Of the working classes bapbnt one room
for ii IA q ~. Leeds l. II very p bud nnh alt y
place, 1890 honsrf, $4,000 adj der i0i rent.
Ia Glasgow, the amens. Of wrehlnesa and de.
q .asr ia n'afmiaa's great. In ri 800 per.
sohs had lever III that city. wtteh,s n popnla
ti5n of son thing like 250 900. 9th regard 70
panpara in London, il Ia o,sersedst the whole
n~nns,,er Of persons Ia LaainH Bet, vito re-
ca!vei IN aud out d ur paforba liz f.s III
yearo ending March 1882. vas s3f Of these
1897 suffered With f''ef, 1Dt7n ssaaetus, !
sfg2 from tyihus. III tie ptrt -. Grot4r,
the Manyt, 1870 casesI Of frset bred among
li67 paupers, leaving only Iol ut4eksd. -Er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

We fad bat one word to reid ths follow
log remarks Of the Washington iaoaiaa. i
Is Tho noun I'D %lective, e,tatocral We wer
early tau ,tt 10 associate some i4nite idea o
nohii ty VI soul with every t~hinaAmr4lic, -
This may be a fault Of our edlAu; but W.
believe the 'ault is rot confined b.. Thou,
sands Of young men adopt The mbassiess and
IDLE manners Of lie. apuru wotk. /, il shane
ini indignnce aud alnnost bega aud con.
eesve themselves dtsnitafies, wlieaiers say Of
them, oh, MIR. SO ard 10, 10 loo hi,ty to be,
come a drudge, he has an afistocfattirit. This
ID incorrect; there is no spirit OF olefaey--ne
sha low of lofty spirit. in or rcsliapon such
baings. There is something noble gae homes
application Of poor mans energid toll and
labor; he Is the true arist"crat--ihe minded
who IL not ashamed Of his oecupa.
"it was a short time since, heard
that an advertisement Of aB1ack.
smiths apprentice wanted,fta Al u,ie
needed. while the place Of a Xix, nd.
vertiseJ at the same time ~appliet
for more than twenty. vi does
this provel An aristocratiG,irit-
a contempt Of iabor-that cks are
more highly estimated than teI,an.
ics-a love Of ease and luxug-a de.
sire to get bread without this wea'
OF the brow, contrary to the dine I'M
tentiou-a mandy PANTY eduton-
a false pretention of superiorii Owe
the mass, and a want of sA,atin
for democratic Institutions. BaI
is acIerk Or an ofice-hoIder ME ri
spectacle than an honest maniyak
smith? Not he. Is not the tten,
ter, The primer, the painter, than.
u%facturer, the farmer, just as rccea-
bic as an office-holder? And the
merchant, the lawyer, the bank the
editor, from the nature of his ling
merely, entitled to any more iwct
than auy other member of anJther
profession? NJ. 1t is not the PIES
sion which distinguishes the IN
it is the heart. the dcpurtmen the
daily life, the character, the wtlom
which determines a mans rank the
estimation of the sensible portn Of
the world.
Honor and shame from no condition ris
Act well your part-there all your hons les
The spirit to which we have anvs
alluded is the result of false prhci
pies, false education, and exhibitsiLeI
place-l,unting, so extcnsiyeIyas t
demand correction. IF the evil ca
be corrected by any aid Of the soy
we have no doubt, it vii b
accomplished"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
Ii. 'siS
10Th 1871.
NOTICE.


answer to advertisement Of MrJ r
. |, dated the 1t april instant ,on the
stct Of the line Of d%emarcatlon Of the
fin arpen,s Of land, fronting on Fausse
R. which is to be sold by The Judge OF
Parish of West Baton Rouge the 26th
Us month.
he said land has been adjudgsd TO MS
be Supreme Court Of the State Of Lou
la, in favor a tale that dates from
B, against Mr. D DeSa'i who produced
B dated in 1857 aud 1880 which GER
INV arc worth more than the titles OF
III P Michel, the same being dated
10, and which are not marked by com
sense.
hrJP Michel may rest persuaded that
hId his nd. ertIsement produce the
htestnreiudice to the sale of said land
i we shall sue him for damages.
C A CHOPIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

The President g,v q dinner. some ton days
ago. 10 tbs members II Mr.. Var Bafso's Cabinet
and tho meipt,ers Of lib own. II must haze been
u curious ~speeissie 10 $50 Mr.. Webster md Mr..
Fefay il MA 4 pis-~Ni. Ewing ticking his glass Of
Wine wit. Mr. Woodba,y-=Mf Bell tic ging The
chang. = of cempiunep's with Mr., Potpsett-and
Mr., BaIs's hob.a.aot with MI pauldins .- Er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

fsas.r D,~Aesvsas.-A German Professor,
Nj, pisieabaeb, t,,# discovered, I. h said, . PEE
feet cure III s,am,nssliig /, ~ consists simply 10
~,lIytlIos a small news Of Tho ,ona Ne. This opet~
alton has obtained complete success.
Til. IL a precious d,ssessiy, iet Summarizing Is
a source or great affection, both 10 ths bsafef and
sneak -, Politicians, before all. should possess
uushaelled tongues particularly ~ this e''oa'fy.
shsre II IL tho habi, TO ialk 40 much and ao no
Hide. Imagine ,su s,a,mnete,s discussing IN full
atio, that me,neh,eHa question nav aR''a''ns oaf
,osn. yIsi .LtiEi,bvt,y ~ y ptpo pots sad
no. he.hoga' rights 1"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

smtsnnsa We have heatd eta ease ofhish
banded swindllng by a commission house in "
Orleans, who seld tho cotton Of q planter IN
Eas, feiisiana, aud p"ekesed shout $4,000 by the
transaction. The cotton was sold ut ~ cents
and aeeoan, sales rendered q. iob cents. Tho
fraud was divulged by 4 clerk who had been dis>
charged by tho firm. Qaere--Will these men
be prosecuted
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

F.era WORTH sorierSo.-A New Ye,k pa
per remarks, AT this moment the whole com
mete'al world 10 indeh, TO New York. The
rates Of exchange prove II, while those States ,ha,
adsp, the expansive and suspensive policy find
themselves IN deb, 10 every body and trusted by
nobody the effect u the opposite policy Ia 10 draw
euri,al and property here from all directions. I,
Ia an evil aud bitter thing 10 break away from
souni principles aud they w.o Try Il will tiai Il
10 sooner OF later.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

sAeatn Musie,- IN anthem composed AID sft
10 music by Ar Radna, ffafessor Of music IN
,hta Town. wss Perfume at the Church Of 81
Ioseph an Thursday tho 9Th Instant, by a sun
he, ef Tho pupils Of NJ, 4. accompanied by sese'
raj amateurs.
Many eoanui.sears who were %ptesens. speak
In the highes, ,rtms Of Tho composition and per
70, uancr, and all concur In awarding the need
A nral.e 10 Mr.. RuGne, Tor his %uo,itiag elf,tls 10
pe,ieetirg bis pupils Ia the knowledge ofhafme.
Nous sounds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rougc--Third
District Court.
Elizabeth Efyah Al@inislnIris.l


John II. Black.
N Y virtue Of a wft6f sfizu & aid sale 10 me d.
Id sretsd by he Hon. The Third District Ceaa
Parish and y a,s afaesa,d, VIII Le exposed al pub
Tic sale, On
Wursday. May g., is4t.
Di The premises ri tie ususI linors Of sale. all he
Fight, tits, ~intefes, aud claim Of tie defendani,in
aud 10 lie following d~ssfr6bsd p opefiy 10 Wis
A eeft# n ttaete fi nd or Elimination, vi atoot
six miles Fast NJ tbst1wn Of Baton K8ngs, Oh lilo
waters OF Wards frsk, seata mig six hendIsd
and twenty seven acRs, bombed West by Bird and
Dawson, NORTH BY tbs heits OF Hood, fouib by
Cad, ard Lob eti, al Ess, by BLACK and Deai-
. msn according 10 ts plan thereof, %togetis, with
al lie bni dibgs abd inpfbgs aienfs Thereon, tho
stock Of cattle, sfffp, hogs, farming ~iteastif,
twelve horses ~ d tic crop Or crops on said p'ahta-
ton; Moreover the biiosiog slaves. 10 witt
ctaflsy. aged 4 rf eght yeefs; Ned, firty
eight, Orig. tttiry ef',t. Ben twenty eight; Aa,n,
nine teens Wastingioa sixteen, Stephen, %fpoaeen;
Moses, tn, Carroll nine Lidny tii,ty one /:
Airy, twelve; Esther pips Louisa, Elk Kiuy
lhree; J January, one Nsiia, ihi,iy lhfer; Mary
nineteen; Sarah, d1seH; Susan SKI Eliza,
twenty sarah, l%ortyive, Cbarietts, tweitG Ann
three Macy, siats -; Robert, teycn, jim, five,
Tom, one ttsley, seaeii mfnihs; philiis five, ami
Dick for years Of AZ,
Seized 10 satisfy ss judgment and e6fn In tie
above emitted suit.
Term u Sah.
Five, theuand do ilrs with hvs per eest interest
thsr,o !, fon the 9tittlay Of Jantafy, 1s4i, thf
Cash Six titou ss aud6ee hnnd ed and fur dollars
and thirty $50 cents, sitn Gvs pei cen interest
ti,areot, from ths i7S day Of August $40, and
the balance Of FIVE t.srssnd ftiiafs bp . credit
~ ,hr 81 day ofJa,saty, lsa,. and ptso the sum
oft~e",y ioor doI'afssnd thirty ssse4gnd. u half
&c It's, fosis for ensh Exclusive Of le shsiH's
coats.
H w FOWLER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
ATE OF LOUISIANA,
pof East Baton Rouge--Third
District Conrt.
No. s6s7.
Nv Bank al isEu q, cana

~ Bank Of Aew q, eaus
pes F.tz latritk It ais.
%i5lpe u # writ If seizure and al.
pArcted By lbs Hon fhe Ilitd Ai.-
part, pati h and sttte sforeya All, VII
|Iosed at phbiie a1ie 1t
MONDAY, 18th May 1871,
I Cutlrl house DOR Of said Parish
ern the usual hours If sale. all the
:. ii IL and interest," u the dtfendant-
mortgaged prppeFfy hereinafter de
(, to wit
Ie lot # ground situated in that par
3 town Il Baton R"ngc laid out by L
rgar3, md Described On the pian
,af AZ lot No sew n, in square No fif
J, E gethtr with ali the Buildings ond
'oN mems her, on. Seized to "a i-fy
vsReinontIi's bond, executed by nj
d 100, ct as. for the aforesaid pro
y
'rns cash, wiihon appraisemen'.
HW FOWLER, sheriff.
ri 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

Apyrarp 70 Muu~nga.=f.ast Sunday eve
mug Mr.. Herman Of feiuie Ceuper, narrowly
s,eaped heins sssussina'ed ty HE servant, eb
board oi tho Steamer Clipper. while on her way
liam New 0tleaas. Mr. Herman war aslesp In bis
.,a,s ,oam aten, D a,tiaek Ia tbs %ssenihs. when
The negro entered, armed With a carving kn,ie and
.,sbsa his ms,et ~seserely IL tho neck near the
carotid artery, The latter impsadiaiely a~oke
and srasped the knife, receiving a! the same mo-
men, anelhst aiah In the meek, The weapon cut
,jeg hs has9rs ~ he endsaveral 10 hold u, On
ctyiaa on, murder, the nsgFa flad. and MI Tier
nan entered The calm streaming with blae,l,
Some Of The paast myers endesSe'ed u stop she
aaw Of blood. while others p'reeedel TO arrest
tho Negro, who jumped ih,o the M'asiss'pfi' He
was aeon 10 rite once. but ~ the hs~. was IN The
middle of ,he liver II u brlievea that he wac
drowned, thus cheating tho aallass Of its due
Can, ~i.eufan, immediately s,nrted the boat 10
nr,,ruts surgical all. aud IL 10 believed lha, Nj. I,
although severely wounded amy recover. The
bav had .,,len seine meney from his maT,e'
whLe In the city, and was accused Of The .hsi''
which he isaied. and being . laseIs'e slave Wa
no, penished although pat. VI tue rao"ty was
found Ia his possession.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
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For frAighi or passageendre On Board.
" Il. The steamer ecs. stands A | 10 tho
Insurance Offices OF New Dilsps, having eeffifea.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

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