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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01
Information Wanted.

Any person who may have in his possession
statistical account of Middlebury, Part
second published by Prof Hall, about twenty
years ago. will confer favor by giving notice
of the fact at this office without delay. The
"Frst parl' is not wanted.
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Died .
Notice.

Notice.
hereby certify that | have given my son
IL Delwin S. Cotton his time, to transac,
business as if of lawful age, and that l neither
claim any of his earnings, nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after this date =
HORACE COTTON.
Shorcham, May 81, ls4l. Adv
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DOCT. BROCKWAY,

ENTENDS being in Middlctury about the
Il 10Th of May, and will as usual be prepar.
ed TO operate upon. the teeth. Those'Hho wish
his services will please make timely aPpIioa.
ticp.
He would say TO Dentists should this meet
the eve OF abythat he can furnish them with
a Of ca,ly improved article in the tooth liuei
together will the knowledge of an improved
method Of setting.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

z. BASS,
J. B. COPELAND,
w. S. JOHNSON,
WINTER II. HOLLEY,
ALFRED P. RUSCOE,
ASAHEL BARNES,
LUTHER COREY,
ASA CHAPMAN,
NAHUM PARKER,
County Committee.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The wings of the County of Addison are
requested to meet at the Town Room in the
court house in Middlebury, on Thursday the
10Th day OF June. inst. ut o'clock P M. for
nominating three Senators, and making neces.
sary arrangements for the approaching cleo
Ii on.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

very poor plot now on foot against the
Secretary of State at Washington. A
member Of Congress from this state, elect
ed as Harrison man, writes to Albany
from Washington, that Mr.. Webster has
been in the way of the conservatives, and
they have not. he SAYS, had their share of
the offices-that while Harrison lived the
Conservatives Jared badly with respect to
the loaves and fishes, and Webster they
say, was the cause of it-wherefore by rea-
son of this alleged sin. and for want of de-
mocracy, &c, Mr.. Webster is to be put
down. He is TO be driven out of the cab
met before next December, says the wri-
ter OF the letter; and having assured his
friend that the plan was all settled to d,ire
the Secretary from the scat before Decem-
Der next, nc invites him to join in the hue
and cry. He says-"let us hunt him down
In the press in all parts of the countrv-you
will see the New York Times and Star lead
off the chase in day or two.
This will be very amusing tilt to be
sure, and you will soon see in that paper
some back-handed compliments to Mr..
Webster. Do these gentlemen wish their
names, their character, their private grieEs
exposed!
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STRAYED

STRAYED
~srs ENROM the subscriDer, on tho
NT>S Il 7th inst. two year oil
MT RED HElFER, whoever will
-aaes->S give notice where she may 5e
found, will be rewarded.
IRA STEWART.
Middlcbury. May 18th, 1871. : 2;3w
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We should hardly have inserted the a..
bove, had not the Times and Star of the
18th inst, actually contained sundry "back-
handed compliments" to Mr.. Webster.
We know not who the individuals are
who are engaged in this alleged conspiracy
but 'oe do kno,o that legion of such crea.
lures cannot drive Daniel Webster from
the place which he holds with the warm
appreciation of majority of the American
people.
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VERGENNES g. BUFFALO
LINE.
THE CANAL. PACKET
]. SHERMAN,

CAPT. NJ. +. DAVIS, will commence her tr'Ps
y on the 9th of April between this city and Bni'
falo. Running MONT and DAY, as follows
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MIssIssIPPI..-Goy. McNutt has at length
ordered special election for members of Con
gress, so that the State may be represented in
The Extra session of Congress. The election
was to take place on the 18th and 10Th inst.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

The Tennessee Wings have way of beard.
ing The Douglas in his hall which cannot be
altogether palateabe TO a person Of General
Jackson's somerhat dictatoria disposition. A,
The late Congressional election (says the N. Y.
Tribune) Hermitage precinct gave 81 votes
for Caru,Iers, the Wing candidate, and only
| o for fall, Loca Foco.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

SLAVES CApTURED.-A letter received at
New Bedford on Friday from H Carroll, Esq:
United States Consul at ST.. Helena, dated Goth
March, Is4I, states that five Portuguese slavers
had jus, been brought in at St. Helena, having
been captured on the West Coast of Africa by
the British npvai force on that station, with up
wards of one thousand slaves on board. The
slaves had been Landed at St. Helena and re.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

DANIEL WEBsTER.-The New-York
Express of yesterday contains the follow
ing extract from private letter dated
Albany, May Is, 1871. .
: 1t happened in my way
oday to lay my hand up on evidence of a
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01

STEAMER PREsIDENT.-We learn from The
Commercial Advertiser that there were two
persons on board this unfortunate whose names
have not yet reached the public eye. In the
published list "Mr Howell. and friend" are ma.
med. That friend was Mrs. Howell, who was
married 20 Mr. Fl. few hours before the steam.
er left the port-,he other was Robert HamiI-
toll Dundas, of the British navy, promising
young officer.
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This Packet has been thoroughly repaired, and
now in irst rate oTder for
Freight and Passengers.
Will leave Vergennes at o'clock in the morning.
toyed by the Steamer McDonough. Freight must
be on board the day previous Passengers. Parilc6-
IaIly from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends to and ro will almost always hrd some go
ing into their immediate neIghborhood, thereby max
Ing the trip more agreeable Every attention will be
paid to Passengers, with, without board. BY
Careful Car tain and crew, who will endeavor to give
satisfac ton.For further particulars, inquire Of I.s
captain on board. or Of
R. CHAPMAN. Vergenres-
or JOY & WEBSTER, Bufalo.
March %, ls4l. 4s;6m
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Cloths, &c.
Powder.

e5 Kegs Powder,
600 Canisters OF superior article, for sale b,
A. e. w. JOHNSON.
May "a, lS41.
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A man named Martin Everiart, a paint
or by trade. % years of age, living in Lau
rel street, Philadelphia, committed suicide
by hanging himself en- Tuesday evening"
lie was all Incorporate man.
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The Presidents MEssAGE.-We are au.
thorzed tie say that the Post Master General
will send off an express with the Presidents
message Immediately after the reading of ii
shall have commenced in the House. Should
the House be organized on Monday. the mes.
sage will be sent 10 Congress on Tuesday at
II O'Clock, and it is the intention 10 convey it
10 this city in TEN HOURS.-N. Y. Com.
Adr.
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THE The admin ist,a
ton Cf Mr. Van Buren,, which fortunately for
the country was brought to an end on the 4th
of last March, was the only non-speeie paying
administration that the United States have
seen. From the commencement to the close
of this inauspicious term the Government cur.
reucy, instead of being "gold and silver" or
even the bills Of solvent specie paying banks,
consisted ofuredeema5le Treasuy notes. The
men who have prated longest and Ioudest about
the constitutional currency" were the ones to
set the example Of deluging tie country with
an issue of paper money, and that loo of the
very worst kind, paper not redeemable in spe-
Gle on demand.
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DIsTREssISG. For late files of the Mon
treal and Quebec papers, from which we
copy the following melancholy accounts,
we arc indebted 10 Capt. Sherman.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11

claeion doit.nn Ell detuire La plus SIN.
pie est que notre paisIble village . ete
cboisii CONNIE 10 lieu Oh quelques elns doi.
vent deet6ter lcufs ordres, On eotaiiilit'da1t
d nos paisibles citoyonp Dc reyetlf lenr ar.
mure ct do de s%'oquipper pour le combat
politi1ne qui dot 90 livrer On juliet pro.
chain. parmi les norns %annorices ja no
vols pas celui dun seul democratic. Pe,1'.
u, slppeser que 10 parti nc s'apefeevfa pas
do cette prouse Vi claire, ct ne lattrlboe
aux wings. pourcnm tout Get efit'se'se'
upent d presenter ces roms. Ebs.ce pour
donnor IN ayantage qu'on obt'e,h solvent
par les promcsees des votata ! I'M 70 pli's
grand respect pour 10 eandidaf designo
(ghn. gernard) au s6nat. Pefsenil.', u
pepse no .Ioute dc ces qualifications. Volre
prochain nutn6ro nous donnefa pfobable.
ment lev no,,s des me,nbres pour In Cham.
bro dos Reprhsentatis !; mails av'a't que MOI
et pIasieitra do mos communist noes no nol's
dstormipiopa i co suiet nous dfs'fona va yoIr
ii uotre ydritable nni, le general Thomas
Of Ia DR.. Scott, pour qui nous volumes, ont
decline leur reelection. Quolaails oil.
farent en- politique, oh oSamihaht len pro-
GOA. ~yerE,a,lx vous les trouHefez t%ouJotlfs Il
lepr poste, yotanl ensemble sur tontes los
mati6res qui intdresaent lellrs eonanettalls
Cette difference d'opinion cat dun ayan.
tage decide, pafeequ'il assure qnelauolo's
Ia success Ell r6uniHsant les votes dc leurs
minis dos duux pirtlg.
Mon objet en- parlant des repr6sentans
dc cotte ~paroisse ont d'ind'qaer que Ia lutte
entire dos candidais dc pafolase oltles partia
4ont en- presence oecasionne plus DC DIS
eorde que In lutte dss metnbres aa Congress,
ct parceque 10 desire veir rdgner 10 plus
erande harmonic parfni lea eitoyons dc mn
paroisse. 10 mo hasartle h r~eco,ninat,der
qn'aueuno marehe ttmeraire nc soit faite
par aacun purti, Of dc plus j. den,attde q
mos concitoyens gu ils aient il SO aardef Dc
tonic oxcitation do part qui no saufa't pro-
duiro uacun bien. lie penple est atissi ca.
pablo quo n'importe quelIe clique qai ve.''lle
ID gonverner, dc chotsir lea sofvitetirs pub.
lies, UN VtEuX ClIOiEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
VENTE PAR la COUR DES
pRETVES.

En- vertu dun ordre de l'hoaorable cour des
preuves dams ct pour la paroisse d'Est Baton
Rouge, ttat de la Louisiana, il sera vendu par
lie soussigne, juge de p~arcisse ct ex-oficio en-.
c~anteurr
MERCREDL. lie 6 Octobrc, 1871,
a la derniere residence de feu Jean d. Thul-
lier, a Fheure habituelle des ventes, la pro-
priete ci-apres decrite, appartenant a Ia sue
cession du dit decede, a savoir:
Ihabitation qu'occupait lie decide d enyi.
ron ONE miles de la vile de Baton Rouge
%contenant cent-yingt arpens superfciels,. Dor.
ne au-dessus par des terres de Florentin AN
coin ct au-dessous par des terres de Remi Dol.
ron ensemble wee toutes les batlsses ct anne.
liorations qui sly trouvent.
Aussi lie Negro Baptiste, age d'environ &c
ans /; la negrese- Marie, agee de 80 ans, ct ses
3 enfans Francois de 4 ans, Mary Ann de
ans ct Edwards de Is mois.
| eheval, 8 betes a cornes. des cochons, DIES
moutons,l fusil, I'm charette a bGufs, dos ms.
trumens de labonrage, &c.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE.
La propriets fonciere a I'm, deux ct trois
ans de credit du ioar de la vcnte, en- billets
bien endosses payables en- banque ct hypo-
theque reservee jusqu'a parfait Placement
La propriete ~personnelie, toutes les somnes
de dix piastres ct au-dessus de ce montant
payables dams tout lie mois dc mars 1912.
Toutes sornlnes au-dessous de1dix piastres-
compliant.
Gus. TESTER,
4 septembre. Jtge de Paroisse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
MADAME 4. q. BARKER.

MADAME A. Ct. BARKER.
IniorIne respeetneusemens les citoyelis dc
Baton Rouge Of do aeH engirolis au'eIle OIL
vrira son penaioinat do ieunes deInoIsclles Il
| foycllbfe proclaim.
CONDITIONS.
Potrla pension ct reneeignenent 800 par
an, payable d'ayance Ut par purifier. Blum
eminent aspari. Pour fournituro dun lit com
plet nj par t1aois.
On Y enseignora Id lecture, l'ecritnra, Pa~
rithinstiqne, In %gramInaire, la rllttoriaue, Ia
geographic; fhiatoire, Ia pllilosophie morale ct
natnrello. of l'agtroiionre.
Iaangue Franeaigc $fO par quarter, Ia mh-
adlqaa MO par quarter. Ubage den instruments
Sl par mois.
In botanidne, ID cllimie, Ia eopcologie, le
deaHein Ut Ia painture. le mezzo-tinto, l'tulail
d'ortlea1eiit sir bnis, plivroseg en- eoqtlillages,
oilyragea d'~agfenent A Iaiguille, fruits on
Gre, Ae,t 10 tout AGRA enseigtlt 81 on 10 desire
On peut voif dos specimens d'o1vrages de
FlfiBtifutrlce Gil pensiennat. On nc perinettra
pas aux eleyes Havoir tttte fervante %particu-
liere i perole. excepte en- cas- do nialadle.
Aneune deduction nc 80 fera pour perte de
tet1g, eAeopta dams des Gus dc fnaladie ex'
tr6tne.
Nnl flese nc eera adnlls pour noitia &c
trois mois.
Los articles ntteessaires aux o1tyragea dor.
nenenf, lna ivroa, 10 papief, &c, aeront four
mis- aux dl6yea i dee prfx r~aieonnableB.
REFERENCES.
Philip Hiely, ESQ, pres de Baton Rouge.
T1ioa. @. Morgan, f,sa, Nile. Orleans,
Rev. Dr.. w. Lacy, Jackson, lie.
4 %eentambre tS4I. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
Academic des UennOiselIes
De Baton Rouge dirigf6e par
MIR. III Hide. EsrNHEEk

La auinzieme session dc cctte Academic ;
commences le 4 Janyier 1871. Malgre au'i
soft dc l'interet des tleyes d'entrer ai com.
mencerlent de Ia session, lev parents peuyen'
en- tout TENS 1trleher leurs e%Ifails, lie prix dt
Ia pension nc cofnpts que du jour de pentrte
de Ptleye.
Rein nj sera negligt nj epargne pour Fin.
struction dcs tleyeg, los meilleurs auteurs
seront mis- i leur portGe.
Le prix de Ia pension OF de 1'~enseignemeni
est fxe h 900 par an, payable par quarter
favance. Le blanchissage &c payera h part
Lorsque le pensionnat fournit des lits on pay.
era d part III par mois. La musiaue sera pay.
&c $40 par quarter pnsage des instruments
piastre par mois. Le Francois $40 PAL
quarter. II ne sera fat aueune deduction
pour 10 tens perdu par Ielevc exccpte dams
les cas- de inaladie grave. Le coirs dos atudes
comprendra toutes les branches dune tduca.
ton Angiaise. Les arts d'agrernent, tells que
10 Dessin, la Musique, Ia peinture, les Ouyra.
ges en- Cree eeux 4 PAiguillc seront enseig.
mes avee eoin aux aieeyes qui les dtsireront; le,
langues Latino ct Greeque seront enseigneet
d part au prix de einq piastress par quarter
pour chaqe langue..
mars. A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
COLLEGE MEDICAL DE LA LOUf.
SHAME

Les lecona de In session do 1871 4 1872
commencement 10 troisiame lnndi de Novcn,-
bre ct continneront duatre mois. 9Dans le
libre ,aage ln waste II6pital dc Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, OH Leu professeure demontrent tohtea
les varieties dos maladies ct dos traiternenH 4
10 claafe nltdieale, OF OIL 10 profeaseur do CID.
rurgie opere iotirne1lement on lour presence,
ainsi quo dams 10 notnbre gratuits do sljets i
dissianer, lea avantages sotit incorporates
prix dos professeure, sss2O eilaque ticket.
Los communications entire ID Notvelle
Orleans OF les stats circonvoiains eoflt facilea
OF les frais Oh cont tree-modtr6a. Le prix des
logenieiis ct pensions eat tnaintcraft nodlque,
OF retndiant Intelligent ionira de- totla les
avantages ~soeiat,x qa'ofIte 10 cite Ia plus po.
p.fease 1T Ia plus richie du sud. Pour plus
ample iuforme a'adregser au Doyen on aus
profeaaeura.
j. HAnntsov, NJ. D., professeur d'Anatomie
ct dc physiologie,
JAMES Josns, NJ. D., prof. do Medicine the.
CIRQUE OF pratigte.
VARIES SroNE, M. D., prof.. dc chirurgie
]. L. RJDplE, NJ. b., pro-. dc chimie.
A. FL. CEaAs, NJ. D., prot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y. w. RUFF, NJ. D., prof. do Matlefe Med.
Gale, &c. JAMES JONES, M u.
II aoat. - Doyer.
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Pour la Gazette.
MIR. L'EpsrEuR,

MIR. L'EpsrEuR,
Ic suis un yieux resident dc cette pa-
roisse ct 10 regarde mes opinions dlgncs Dc
quelquc consideration.
Cette Circumstance ma indalt d offrIr
~oueIques remarques par Forgane de ,otre
journal. aui d tenn, &c me semble, une con-
Quite c~onvenable a travers Forage politique
aui Went de rsgrer pendant douze mois.
Quoiaue lie fusse ladis I'm heaame de part,
lie temps OF rexperience mont appris que
tous les bons Americans desirent anxieuse.
ment Ia prosgerit6 de notrc sorissante re.
publique. La premiere question qui Sc
ieye done est de SAVIOR comment on peut
pobtenir ! Je responds que &C ne sera GER
tainement pas en- entretenant fesprit dc
parti-
Dams les deux derniers numeros de Ia
Gazette lie me suis apercu dun nlouve'
ment uuI mencra a &c resuitat. Quatre
nous ont ete annoncees CONNIE eandidats
ct &c que je eonsiderc plus l%nconyenant,
c'cst que mention est faitc d'appeler lsae
convention i Baton Rouge. Q'lclle con.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
PHuses Vegetables de Viz.

EFT sIROPs AMERS DU DIR. MOFFAT
Les Pilules dc Vie ont 6te nominees ainsfpar
plusieurs indiyi1Hs a qni elicg ont sauvec q
vie. Dams une infinite do cas- leur ~efFicacit la
paru pressure niiracnletisc, par Ia facultt
q~u'elles possGdcnt de purifier les egganes vi
taux ct de leur donncr du ton, de Ia vigueur.
Ces pilules sont purement ct enforcement conn
posees de vegttaux, elles ne confinement nj
mereure, nj arsenic, nj atinmoine, nj aucun
autre metal, Files sont extraites de plantes
rares,dont les vertus soyt connues depuis long
tens des tributs indiennes, ct recemnnent de
q~uelques chimistcs d~istingues. I'm de lenr
principanx efFets, est de detacher des parois
de l'estomac les impuretes qni sy deposent
continueIlement ct de bonner IN len lbre an
isaie ct aux ponrnons, desquels depand la rsgu-
LATTE de p%lusieurs organes.
Les S;rops Amers dn Phoenix sont anssi en-
tierement cotuposes de vegetaux, ct sont un
remede infallible pour toutes especes de fie-
yre intermittentes +: lis cllassent le mercure du
systeme, ct en- defruiselt avec promptitude les
mauvais effets.
De plus amples details Sc troDyent sur leg
prospectus qui ACCOMPANIMENT chaque Ealte ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
LIE depot a Baton Rouge est chez B. jour-
dan, Pharmacien, qui est charge de la yente de
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc pro-
curer tout les details necessaires.
VIM. B. MOFFAT.
New-York, Is Septembre, 1888.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
Fiat de In Louisiana.
Cour du Quatrieme Observation-Disclosures de
Quest I.Afon Rouge.

Cour du Qliatrle,ne Observation-Disclosures dc
Quest I,hton Rouge.
Au nom ct par l'autoritG dc FEtat dc Ia
Louisiana OF de In dite conr~-SALuT.
Que touiee les personries que ceg prte6ntes
eoneernent saehent que sur duplication de
Marie FRANCHISE Courtin, venye de fcu Jean
Grassie, de Ia paroissa d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
DECIDE, mainieaaut boau .fMe proprittaire ct
possesseur dc 10 propriata ei-apres deerite,
SAVIOR TN certain lot dc terre Hitut dams Ia
p~aroiese 9O,tst Baton Rouge, ayant trois az
pens dc face, borne an-dessus par des terres
de- Raphael Landry ct au-dessotia par eclles
de- yetve Michel Bitancourt, ensemble ayec
toutes les latisses ct amGliorat.edls aui sly
trouvent. La propriett ci-dessns decrite fut
aclette par Ia dite Marie FRANCHISE Courtip,
10 etnq Avril mil huit cent ~trente-six, 4 une
yente publique jndiciaire fate par V. Hebert,
sheriff dc h p~aroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
dams lie process do Jean Grassie te,.sus Angus
tin Pcrron ct Arthemise Guidry son epolse,
alors devant Ia colr du quatriemc district iu-
diciaire Ell vertu dun ordre Dc saisie OF de
vente, d6liyre an sheriff de Ia parniase d'0uest
Baton Rouge par Memorable coir du quatri-
enc district, paroissc ct 6tat sus-mentionilts,
dams 10 process de jean Grassie rersns Angus
tin Perron ct Arthemise Guidry son epouse,
ct Ia dite Marie FRANCHISE Gourtin en- sevint
acquerease pour la somme dc douzc cent dix
piastres compliant.
Je, Vincent kirkland, grefier dc Ia cour du
quatrilmo district judiciaire, dams ct pour la
p~aroiasc d'Ouest Baton Rouge, ttat de la
Louisiana, all nom ct par pautorits de PGtat
ct de Ia cour sus-rnentionnes, ct d'apres Ia
clause de racte de Ia legislature de Pttat de
Ia Louisiana intitule @acte pour garantir les
tlfres DIES aeguereurs aux yentes judiciaires,"
approuve 10 10 mars 1884, al aecorde ct nc
cofde par ces ~prdsentes. cette Mention, aver
tissant toutes nersonnes guelconques qui ont
on peuyent avoir aucrns droits A Ia propriete
en- consequence dc qnelque i%nformalite dams
Pordre, decret on jugement de la cour qui en-
opera Ia yente, on toute irrtgularite on illega-
lite dams Pepaluation ct Fannonce, lie TENS gu
mode de la vente, on pour tout autre dtfaut
quelconque, de deduire les raisons dams l'es-
pace de trente jours, a coiapter du jour de la
premiere insertion de cette Mention dams les
papiers pablics, pour lesquelles Ia vente ainsi
eifectuee ne serait pas contirmee ct hoinolo-
guee.
Ainsi dome, fat ct scella dams la paroisse
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, &C % Ayril 1s4I.
V. KIRKLAND,
81 aoat. % Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-09-11
sOCIETE D,AGRICULTIJRE.

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La premiere exposition ~afntelle dc bdtail
ainsi que Ia Ftoire de l'Association d,Agrieul-
ture do pEtat do 1aLouisiane, aui dot ne tenir
dams Ia Vile Dc Baton Roape. atfra lien 10
second lindide Noyembre 1911.
Dos primes ct dos prix seront aceordts par
Paasoclatiotl sue-t1ehtloanee pour les meilleurs
Cheranr ct Bestiaun,
Dc race OF autref chevaus, pour 10 turf, do
sclle ct dc Ira t, ~tnulete, anea at Aneages. des
b6tes b corises dc Durham, Devon, Airegpy,
st attrea.
Mdatons I'll Gochous.
Des moitona do SAKE, Disi,ley, South
Down, Mtfinos OF antres. Deg CocIiong dc
berkshire Ell autrea.
MANUFACTURES DoMEsTIaUge.
Mstramenssde Labourage.
CONSTANT OF machines Il deesfehcr, i
creuser,sA battre, 4 labomrr, h ronler, &c.
Sucre, Cotton, Riz, Soie 1crue, I,abac, Ell
Audigo.
Pour le meilleur arpei1t do n'inporte H.
auelle de ces r%eeoltea, dos mfdallies dor
aeront adjugecs.
Rfcohs des Champs.
Pour 10 m~eillenr arpent ID majg, do pnmtnef
de terre, dc patates doucea, d'avoine, do bet
%teryes, do ~earfottes. de pois, &c.
Hem1e ct Iromage.
Pour ID meilleure qnalitt do beurre on De
froInaRe domestlquey non rnoira de yingt iiyref
de chacun.
rRopuITs D HORTICULTURE ES GENERAL.
Hems ct Fruits, dc.
LeurH varieties, qnafd Giles different dc
eelles a.li cont communes, dolvent atre expli.
autes, alfai que 10 mode de culture, &c.
u Contae II est du desir dc TRANSPORTATION
do rendre 10 premiere exposition ainsi que Il
foire digne do Pencouragemt du public on ~.
neral, ellie espere an'elle sera llbtralenienr
s%ottentie dams aea efforts par cetx qui tproii
Won't le meme intdr6t dana i'a,ndlioration aims
que dams paehat ct yente de bestiaux de aualitt
instruments do labourage, &c.
II Dos ttehlae OF parcs, ainsi que Ia pro
vende ftecesaaire, seront pr6ts pour Ia rtcep
ton des beBtiaux, &c.
II Les applications deyront 10 faire ia
vance aa HecrfIaire correspondent, J. Husston
EST, i BATON Rouee. II ao6t.