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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE Of LOUISIANA,
ParisI, Of Eat Baton louge-Ihird
District Cont.
Nancy Black

&
| John w, Dawson. her husban.)
Tbes plaintiff alleges the EMBARRASSED sittiatio
IF her husbands affairs, and ft consequent DANCE
of loosing her separate effed thereby, aud prose
cu,es this action for a separaDh oil her pifaphef
nal uropertv. aud to obtain be management ant
control thereof.
The evidence establishes ie embarrassed sltua
ton Of the defendants affab, and that The PLAN
tiff owns as her separateind paraphefnai pro
perty :,
lst. The trac, of land wereon she now rest lie
situated in this parish, abot three miles from tn
town of Baton Rouge, onthe waters OF "aia
Creek, continuing two huared and seventy 'ouI
I7-1GO acres.
2nd. The following sizes: Elsey, Harry
Fp!rsim, Mary, Casey, TAT. Caroline, Jacks +
Yellow Mary. Gerard, %thnson; George, alles
Arm, Raby and flannai |
3rd. All the horses, cks, oxen. hogs iafmiH
utensils, together with III household and kisehe
furniture now in said plf.
All. II is further in eidence that the d~efendaI
has received moneys behlging 20 tie riaintHf an
expended the same IA purposes exclusively Y
own, to the amount of Zen thousand two huhdfs
and frty six dollars aa seventy FIVE cents.
1t is therefore Of led, abridged and decr!t
that the plaintiff be, pd she is hereby separap
in prope,tv from the sfendant her husband, al
that she be ,iecreed the the awful owner OF
property aforesaid, az that she retain ahn cry
the control aud MANAGEMENT thereon.
1t is further aditged and deereed, mat
plaintiff have jndgna't against the ae'snaant =
the sum of Ten ~tliosand two huhafed ana 10y
six dollars and se1ey i've cents, with Intefesht
FIVE per cent per aadm, and a mortgage on
the property of saiadefendant for the paynnt
thereof, and her cos Of suit to be ,axed
3rd Feb. 1911, (gnedl lsAAc!oHNsof
Judge.
srd District. Icertify the foregoing to a
true copy of the qginal Judgment.
N MORENO, Dep. elk.
April Eth, 1s4--l0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
RAEON D o q q Ia
saturday, April -, Isl.
s,cat,, az Gencral Harrison.

Baton Rouge Gazette office,
H'eaaesd ~, A O'Clock, 4. ~
BY 40 extra from Tho 81. Ffanc'S'l's
eh,oaicls, we have Just received The iol'
low ing melancholy annaneiation
Cry or WASHINGTON, April 4, 1871.
"a att. wise Providence having sudden.
~ rem wed from 'hts life, WILLIAM
i,ENRY HARRISON, late President OF
the Un,,ed sta,es, we have thought u orr
d,ty in ihs recess ii Congress, and N lh5
.,.en,o Of tho Vice President from the
s.a, of Government. 10 make this aiii'cl-
n1 berea,empnt known 10 tho country,
by This declaration under our hands.
TIA died at The Presidents House, in
tina CITY, this 70 nth day of Aptil, Ammo
Dam;ni, 1871, ut thirty minutes b'tore
| DEL ok in The morning.
The people OF the United S'atos, over.
whc,med like ourselves, by an event SO
i eynocted and 80 melonch ~. VII do
,iye q, nsulaiion from KIN wing that his
eatb was calm and resigned, as bis hti
has been patriotic, eseinl and distinguish
al: and that tho last n,terance OF his lips
cxnn,es.ed a ~tiervent desire for tho perpo'
I Nv If the Cnnstitu, ion, ani tho preser.
yation ii lis lrnc principles. Ia death, as
10 life, the happiness Of his country was
upp,rl,o,t 10 his thaagh's.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secrct,ry Of State.
' '3aE THOMAS EWING.
-fo.7 Secretary Of The Treasury.
JOHN BELL,
ts Secretary If War.
u. CRlTTENDEN,
Attorney General.
FRANCIS GRANGER,
i@s2 Postmaster General.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

INDIAN WAn.-An extract from the Little
Rock (Ark.) Gazetie, which We SEE in our ex-
changes, states that war has eommef ced between
the Chock,aw and Kickapoo lod'ans, on the Blue
River in tho Chock,aw %nation. The Kickapoos
number about 1900 warriors, and have solicited
the cooperation Of ncighbu,ing tribes. APP
prehensions nre expressed that mitch damage will
DO suffered by the frontier settlers; aud the pro"
r,iety of augmcnting the government forces IN
that quarter strongly recommended.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
THE ARTEsIEN WELL Ar PARIS.

The progress Of M. Muiot 10 piercing this now
celebrated we'll, has been repeatedly noticed 10
this country within The last five or six years, and
its completion is now al leng,,, announced. The
work was commenced towards the end Of the year
1893 aud was finished The 26th Of last February;
a~tlording another great triumph to science. and
crowning The hopes VI The philosopher with con
.ic,i"n and joy.
The artcsien we'll is bore! near the barriere De
Greneile, on ono Of tho most elevated POINTS Of
land within the limits Of the capitol. After reach
procured, measuring in volu ne about three cubic
yatds per minute, aid ~gushsng forth with extraor.
binary power. 1he water resembles tia, Of nalu-
tai no, springs, and The thermometer rose when
placed 10 it some 2s degrees, Rehounur. Al The
moment, it IL strongly tairtcd with mineral subs
stances Of a jork color. but il is believed that
when the walls OF The well shall have beeo tho.
roughly washed, the stream will be clear as crys-
tai,
During the process of sinking this column,
which measures a little moro than half n yard in
diamc,c, at tho top and neur one hf'h of a ynrd ct
he lower extremely. tho various beds or strata,
constituting the known bands or envelopes of the
earth were pierced. Frrst an alluvial bed. then
one Of sand, then alternate coats febalk and flint;
the chalk, which was Of grecnish color. and very
compact, predominaling to u degree of which Que
may Judge from The fact, that near three years
were expended ia perfora,ins til 3 layer, which
proved over 50 yards in thickness!
Scientific persons were ever present who kept
journals of the discoveries and observations made.
Those papers will prove o fsrcat utility to science;
not only as an index to the nature aud ,hirkues
Of The terrestrial beds, but also in showing the re.
suits Of the ,hermomettical experiments, made
with the greatest exac'i'uae. du,lpg The progress
of the work. Specimens of the earth, The sand,
the stones, the chalk, the pyriies and The iron
pierced, have hcen preserved.
All who have seen the dome Of tho Hotel Jes
frvalides. have been struck with its majestic aud
towering hcightb; rising as il does, one hundred
yards above the base OF .hut stupendout pile; yet,
in depth, the well Of which we speak could swal-
low up Eve such buildings from base TO pinnacle,
and then cap of with the Pantheon, leaving bot a
few feet Of the spire OF The latter above srouna!-
The column Of water which shoots up some thirty
feet above lbe surface of the earth. 10 belched from
a fountain more than n quarter of a mile below!
AS We have remarked, this event affords the
moA gloriousr esul,s in behalf Of science; and
demonstrates more fully than does my other work
Of art, tho soundness, Of The geological principles
laid down by La Place, and taught by men Of bis
schpol.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
April 10Th 1S41.
NOTICE.

In answer to advertisement Of MrJ P
Michel, dated the 1st april instant ,on the
subject of the line of deinareation Of The
fifteen arpents Of land, fronting on Fausse
River. which is to be sold by the Judge of
the Parish of West Baton Rouge the 26th
of this month.
The said land has been adiudged TO US
by the Supreme Court of the State of Lou
%isiana, in favor a title that sdates from
l776, against Mr. d Deva5I who produced
TILES dated in 1887 ant 1880 E; which GER
.tainly are worth more Ihin the titles of
Mr. ] P Michel, the same being dated
1899, and which are not marked by com
mon sense.
MrJ P Michel may rest persuaded that
should his advertisement produce the
slightest prejudice to the sale of said land
that we shalt sue him for damages.
C A Chopin.
a 100 St
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

TNxAs.-Accouuis from Galveston are to tho
7th inst. The tu,nors oftiosasion by Arista, are
cou,radicted. Ari-ta has no force At command
capable Of meeting a Texas regiment.
President Lomar has issued a proclamation
authorizing the introduction through the Texian
C~ustomhou-o, Of French wines, imported IN
French vessels, free Of duty.
Gen. Hamilton has negotiated a loan with La.
Gte, the Parisian bunker. Texas paper will now
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge-Third
District Court.
William r Barrow

Abel Waddell & John Fl Gardner,
ed 7 virtue OF a writ Of feri facias TO me diEec-
~ ted by the Honorable the Third judicial
District Court, 10 AMI fer tie parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge, Safe Of Louisiana, will be sold at the
Court III ,use door and for said Parish, on
Wednesday,, the 5th day Of May nert.
A certain lot OF ground situated in Thai parr of the
10 vn of Baton Rouge, laid ont by Gilbert | eorafd.
being 10, No IL, in square No 3, measuring sixty
feet l,ent on Convention street,hy ore hundred and
fifty feet in depth, (Ffench nea me.) also plrt of
lot adjoining the shove, having thirty feet IN front
being north part of LOT No 6, having square N"1@.
together with all the tui.d ngs and iinpres ement
thereon, being the same premises now occt i u Ny
the defendant, A Waddeli. fE
Seized in thu above suit.
Terms of salc-Cash. Ef
W FOWLER,
ap3 8 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

Wa IS IT f-Why Is II, that IN Baton
Rouge, SIC receive ooly Two mails per week, while
OF . thousand places In the country oil not o
tenth Of the population, three, and even sx mails
IRE received 1 The arrangements might be easily
made there is no watt Of communicative be-
tween this place and New Orleans, and more iIc-
qncn, interchange by mail Is needed. VIII our
Senators in Congress reflect upon ibis They
will leave soon 'or Washington, and q HIT IRON
them might &c, us another mail per wees.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

The English papers are berating their me-
chanics because they suffer themselves to be ex
cellcd by the mechanics Of the United States
locomotive engines, Of American manufacture
are now the best in thu world; the Birmingham
and Gloucester Railway Company lately bough'
ten of them, at ups, d. of $4,000 n piece and /
il well known that the Russian eoserh mAnt sends
this side of tho Atlantic Whenever it " wishes supe.
ilor articles Of this nature. .@ d..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
ApTIl ] Z IL foft
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish e Fast Ba,ou Roue-Third dis
trict Court.
No. 2640.
Samuel l.. Bfush
Us.
Il J T.rner ct ais.

BY virtue Of a writ off. Ia: TO me m
rected NY the I~Ionorablel,e 'h'ra ''u'c''
Il d;s,r;cc, cour, hoIdeuin and for the
State and Parish aforesaa will be exposed
at public sale on
MONDAY the 24tlof May next,
between the usual hors Oh sale, al the
Court hnuse door in ne town OF BATON
Rouge, all the righraile, 1ntefese ana
claim of r. J. Turfr, one o, The de,
PENDANTS in the ubovesn'itled sui'' IN D
TO The following desl'bed property 70
Wit !:
Two certain lois d ground situated IN
that part Of the tfu OF Baton h''se
laid GU, bv Beaurear I'd and designated on
the 6o.rative plant said town by Nos.
3 and s in square,ine, containing each
60 by 1870 feet, bore or less, 'osae'hef
with all The buildings and improvements
hereoH.
Surrendered bvaid d~efendhn, to sat,a
fly the Judgment interest and costs IN the
;.boge entitled SUI.
Terms Of Sac, Cash.
II. v. FOWLER. Sheriff:
Anril 9TH lal,-lO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
aRfSH OF FEST BaToN ROUGE
ToMth D,siric, Go, TT.

ToMt, District Co, TT.
" the hime aud by the authority Of the State
Of Louisia, n and Cf said Count -- gtest-
ing:
To all persons whom it may concern take notice.
that on HE application Of William Evans OF the
Parish and State aforesaid, Now biting The bona
side owner AMI posses5or OF the following described
pr,piefiy To win
4 certain tact OF land situated in the Parish Of
West Baton Rouge, and fronting on the Mississip-
pi River, boarded above by lands OF . Knight, and
bslow BY those of Louis Alley and containing three
bundfeh and eleven acres more or less excl siye VI
The Batture, with all the improvements ard build
ings ifereon.
Tie aLove dcsepl5cd property was pnrchasei
BY the laid William Evans Mt pnblic sale. made
BY Valmont l.eb.rt, Sf.erg Of The parish Aforesaid,
on the fifteenth day Of January, 4 D. eighteen hun
died. and forty one, BY virue Of au order Of seizure
AID sale dire eted t, said Sheriff from the hon. 4ih
District Court in and FOR the Paiish aforesaid, at
the suit of MadIon Lego for the use Of Mrs. Eliz.
G John on against s kntgnt, No. G03 Of the Rec
ords Of this court, and sold as aforesaid 10 satisfy
the Judgment In the above entitled suit, and the
sad William Evans became the purchaser thereof
for tie pr:ce OF two thousand nine hundred dollars
in ca sb.
Vincent Kirkland, Clerk Of the fourth judicial
District Court in and Tor the Parish Of West Baton
Rouge, State Of Louisiana, in tie name and BY the
authority of said state and court, and in accordance
with The provisions Of the ACT of the Legislature.
OF the State OF Louisiana entitled San act for the
further assurance Of titles to purchasers at judicial
sales" approved the 10th Gay Of Ma, eh, eighteen
hundred and thirt, -four, have granted and do here
by grant this Momition, calling upon'apd admonish-
ing all persons wlionnsoeyer. who do may or can
set up any right 10 the property, IN consequence of
any 'uformslity in IT, order, decree, or judgement
OF the conri, under which The sale was made, orany
irrcsularity OF Illegally in the appraisements or
advertisements IN time or manner of sale, or
for any other defect whatsoever, 10 show cause WITH
in thirty days from the day This Mention is FIRST
inserted in the public New spapcrs, why the sale
SO r1adc should not be confirmed and homologa-
ted.
>sAltlyk. Thus given, done and sealed in the
S9NYGE Parish Of West Baton Rougs, this
.SANs. ~ 11ti, day of March A d, eighteen
: SssssE h '''s' and forty one.
'VTss V. KIRKLAND,
march Is o Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Ronge-Third dis
,tict Court.
No. 29l4.
james G.. Dawson
Us.
Montgomery Sloan ct ais.

montgomery SloHh ''
By virtue of a writ Of ii. Fate me
directed by the Hon. the third jadIcla
district Cour, holden in and for The Parish
Of Eas, Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana
will he exposed at pubIlc sale to the high
est bidder at the Court house door IN sata
Parish, on
MONDAY the 9th day of May next
all the ,ishi, tile ard interest ol NJ
Sloan, n IF the defendants, 10 and TO the
following described property, 10 wit
/ A certain lot Of ground situated IN this
town, ia Halls row, being a part OF II
No. 8 IF the plan Of said tots, aud c"1
tanning forty feet in front, meas red
snch a way AZ to make the west li:e
said lot correspond with 'bo lot iorinef
occupied by Isaac Phillips, and being
p%rolongation Of Lafayette Street, havfs
in depth 42.lOO, together with all y
buildings and improvements thereon,
ing the same on which defendant now
sidrs also an adjoining lot havi"gGo
feet from, on LAFAYETTE Street, bv 81 Ell
aud n half depth french measure, bPs
lot No. 8 in square No. 2 in that palni
The Town laid out by P. H,cky, ivy.
Scott and others, with all the nnpfe-.
menls thereon +; moreover two lof u
ground containing 4 acres each, moi or
less, in DevaIl's Town. and deslgna on
The plan of said 'nwn by Nos. II % Is
acquitted by said defendant a. the yoha'e
sale of the Heirs o Deyall +; al also
.hree certain lois Of ground slified ID
Bvssler's town, north Of the Bayo Ora,
cia, at abou, Is arpenis above ,hfown Ut
Ba ton Rouge. marked Nos. o. end y
and containing about 80 by 1870 fet' more
or less, agrecubIy to the fig"ra'e plan oil
said Town.
Surrendered by said defendat to salts
fy the Judgment interest and osts w 'he
above entitled suit.
Terms of Sale, Cas-.
III W. FOWLER. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

"a Fry'd Oyshr.-Thc marriage of Mr. Mon
70 Fry TO Miss Susan oyster is mc9tioned in
ono Of ,be Chambcrsburg, Pa, papers.-Pic-
And you call that a Fryd Oyster, do you!
call it an Oyster Fry'a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

MANY curious stories are afnat touching the
,ordes of Office. seekers tina, infest all the high
ways aud hy.ways of the new administration
These Office seekers arc persevering chaps, for oil
the world just like the London widers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

EKTIEREAS, the undersigned subscribed bis
w Two pron,misssry notes payable to Inc order
of John Perkins, aud by him endorsed, The first fall
ling due the 9Th of the present month for the sum of
Sl,6U4, and the second due on the I3ib December
next, for the sum of Si,394,-and whereas the
aforesaid notes we're ottlined from me under false
pretences and without any consideration for the
same: l hereby caution all PERSONS from receiving
or negotiating the s me or either OF ITEM. Any
further information respecting The aforesaid notes
will be given Oh application TO the subscriber, re-
siding IN the parish of West Batou Rouse, or u
j. NJ. Brunot, his A ttorney in this town.
(Sgned) THOMAS BEAUMONT.
Baton Rouge, March 18th. ap3 3ts 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

Ntw OnLEAxs MAuKErs.-Bu little appears
10 have been done since our last, in the markets OF
the city. Provisions, particularly western pro-
duce Of all kinds, become more and more alum
dan,. will, small transactions. Prices are deelin-
ming: vet slowly. See table on the French page.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

The Washington Madisonian, # the 9th inst.
states that General Harrisnns funeral would iake
place on the 9Th Of April. t
No %u,outien is made Of the arrival of Mr.
TYLER at washington.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

To CoTEmPpnAn1Es.-We are indebted TO the
Picayuue, Planters Gazette Of Piaquelninc and
Planters Banner at franklin, for handsome edi-
,orial compliments. five say no more, we trust
those gentlemen will not Think we lightly appre-
ciaie their kindness, F.. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
II ZION IN PENNSYLVANIA

During the past year, there were a8a,4'o pupils
in the different literary institutions in this State
ereivine instruction. In the different universities
aud colleges, there are 1879 pupils. In female
seminaries 1890. In academies 246s. In tn,
public schools in the city and county of fhiladel-
phia, 21,96S. Il the common schools of the entire
State, 254 ,90a. Making a grand total of nnarly
three hundred thousan pupils who are occupied
in receiving their EDUCATION in Pennsylvania. Yet
how many thousands are there 10 every large city
and coantv in the State now growing up in gloss
ignorance and moral darkness.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Irish Of East Baton Rouge-Ihifd Dis.
tficl Court.
james NJ Brunot

Thos r Picket.
by virtue of a writ Of Fl. ia. 10 me d.
Feeied by the Honorable the had Dis
arict court, parish and state aforesaid, will
be exposed at public sale to The highest
on 8 sturday the 18th day of may
at the court house, in the town of
Baton Rouge between The usual hours of
sale, ali the right, ii lie, interest and claim
of the defendant in and to the following
property TO VT; A certain lot Of ground
situated in that part Of The town laid out
by Devall. measuring s~ixiyfeet front on
Church street, and running back one hun
dred and twenty feet, with all the impro-
ments thereon.
Surrendered by the defendant 10 salts
fy the judgment, interest and costs in the
above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, Cash.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
Anril 10Th 1G4I.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
VALUABLE BRANCH OF EDuCAr1oS.-

VALUABLE BRANCH OF EDucArioS.-A
ncighboring schoo!niasier specifies the branches
taught, 10 his school in the following words
:, Latin and Greek rudiments ; Natural Tbeolo-
gy History Moral Philosophy. and Payment
Quarterly In Adrance." We suppose this last
accomplishment is some unrxplored ram'ticat'on
Of its precedent. II strikes US as an important
chapter in moral ethics, ard we trust the day is
no, distant when it may be generally taught in
..ln,iu a tE. ss. s= E5-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
To THE PIRLlC.

M i he
RA7HEREAS, the sale announced in the Ba-
Wv ton ROYCE G ,ze.te, In virtue OF an order
IF the PROBATE Coart of the parish of Point Cou-
pee, to be held by the .lu!ge, l.. Favrot. the 26,f,
April, 1S4l,ofa certain tract ofland having fifteen
arpen,s front, on Fausse Riviere, and which tract
is stated to have a dc pth Of forty arpents, while in
fact i. has but about half that depth aud whereas,
the limits of my plan,a,ion, having good Spanish
titles,aclual possession.ams Complete prescription,
take in The boundaries OF the tract above mention
ed:
70 prevent all difficulty, l give the present no.
tice 10 The public, that it may serve to wsm pur-
CHI ers of the tue facts of The case.
j. p. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

How To INsTRUcT.-Pour in Knowledge
gently. Plato observed that the minds Of child
rem were like bottles with very narrow mouths !;
You attempted to ill them Too rapidly, much
knowledge was wasted and little received where
as, with q small stream, they were easily filled.
Those who would make young children p~rodigies
act as wisely as they who would pour a pail of
water into a mint m easnre.-Er. pa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

The late fire at Porto REQ The Norfolk
Beacon learns by an arrival there from Maya
guez, Porto Rico, that fom 5000 TO 1000 per-
sons were rendered houseless and homeless, and
exposed to suffering and phi atiop, by The late des.
~truclive fire al that place. A church, a prison,
and one or two houses were standing as beacons.
to point where the city Of Mavaguez once isood.
The total los. wos estimated al about S4.oOo,O eco
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

Tho store Of ,Messis Davis, Palmer & Go.
Boston, was. on the goth ult. broken open and
robbed Of about $4,000 worth of watches, plate
and jewellery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

The christmas pantomine at the Adelphl thea
ire, London, Includes a present for John Bull,
consisting of a bale of :. ANNALS from 1910 to
1855, which when opened d.scloses five little
princes and princesses; at another portion OF the
piece, where, by some means or other, a female
infant is. on the tapis, the scene changes 10 the
post Office, with "a male due in ls4l." The
Joke convulsed the house with laughter.-EI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

The body of the venerable Thomas Urquhart
was Consigned to the tomb, in New Orleans, on
the 7ib inst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
ppBATE SALE,
Parish East Baton Rouge.

fafish a D ~
virtue d an order from the honorable
- Judge ofie Court of Probates in ard or
the Parish Of Ist Baton Rouge, will he sid w
tie unaersignedP Parish Judge and an ex nffito
A,ctioueer. at be Court house in the town oi
Baton Ronpe. b Wednesday,, the 18th day 81
Nav l84l. beteen the usual hours Of sale, lie
following nanns Slaves, belong ing to the succe.
sion of the la tehIicajt III Ashford, deceased, to wi,
Johua negro man,
Sail. ard Two children, Joeand Henri.
Terms Of Sale.
One hundri and fifty dollars Cash on he
negro man. MI the balance, as wei as the ressos
the slaves. itthree payments, to wi: lst off a.
uary 1912. II ofJanuary 1919, ant LIST of Jnauuy
lsi4. in Noes endorsed payable ii Bank secured
by Mortgage ~, rre
An,ii 17tIS4I.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

A new steamboat, has just been butt at Lewis
, urg, AK This is he first boat ever built in the
rrt,ory. 1, forms an epoch in the history of
kansas. 49,