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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04


The VICE PRESIDENT laid before m. ssn.,.
a letter from the President Of the United States
stating the necessity Of further appropriation 70,
me completion OF the preparatory survey and or.
p'orston OF the Northeastern boundary.
Asso, from the Navy Department, a statement
sno~ing the sums expended under tho appropria.
''ons OF the naval service for the year lsl0.
Mr.. KALAMAZOO presented the credentials Of
the Hon. w. G. Rives, Senator elect from VIRGIN.
"' ws9, After being duly qualified. took his seat.
hNiShI presented the Credentials OF the Hon.
Jas. r. Simmons, Senator elect from the State Of
hhode Island from the 9TH of March next; which
were read, and placed on ile
PROSPECTIVE PRE-. EMPTION BILL.
The Senate then proceeded TO the discussion Of
inc special order, the hill relating TO the perman nj
ana prospective presumption system, when
MT. CALHOUN rose and delivered his view, in
relation TO the question before the Senate.
MIR. MANGUM rose to set himself ri,bt 4, ,..
i 1 to msapprehension on the part Of MIR.
Mr.. WEBSTER spoke a, some length in reDv
to MIR. Calhoun. f'
MIR. YOUNG said he desired to give hi, view,
on the measure before them, but as il was late. ma
would deier them until Monday; in the mean time.
NO would content himself with moving an amend
msnt' which he desired to have printed.
The amendment sent to the Chair.
MIR. CLAY, Of Alabama, said the amend,on,
was the same precisely the bill to cede the pu bic
lands, which had already been acted on.
MIR. YOUNG said there were some few mod;6.
cat ons. '"'''''
MIR. CLAY. of Alabama. would not oppose tho
motion TO print, nor the wishes Of the Senator: but
Il ought to be recoected that this bill had already
been under discussion somewhere about four
weeks. He trusted there would he no longer delay
but that, when the subject came up on Monday. /,
would be finally disposed of.
A motion was made to 60 into Executive session
but there were cries Of adjourn; when on motion OF
MIR. SEWER, the Senate adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

purposes Of revenue, bat - sppor ionsd a, N Guard
and promote TIE domestic interests OF the country.
ana WI Illustrate my meaning by reisrsncs 70
one o. the great topics Of dscusson nov before ths
committee. Aprsposi,ion has been made tina, ,hs,s
% duties on wines and silks. and that proposition /,
fepeied oy gentlemen from the South ~ il Il vere
injurious TO them l say TO all gentlemen of The
SCUM, you do not want duties upon luxuries 4
10 no. want duties upon luxures. IL you are con.
tent that the whole OF the revenue shall be levied
upon neeessaries-for the protection Of the iron OF
Pennsylvania and the coal Of Virginia, and the man
oiaetufes OF The East-i, say. you desire this 30
DC u. have not word 10 say. We DO not press
upon you tax upon luxuries, but VIC have init
mated our Willingness to concur with you in tag
upon Injuries. IL you repel il, be il so. We are
then thrown back upon that which is the existing
law, under which the revenues OF the United States
are raised by taxes upon articles Of min
ing manufacture, or the sea, ptoducible in the Uni.
sd states and the production Of the industry Of tho
United States That is discriminating duiy-and
'nat, IN moderate degree, maniains the interests
OF all parts OF the United States provided il be i'm
no degree beyond the wants OF the General Gov
eminent. That is all desire. or the 90, 900 Of
my constituents, $4,000 are engaged in marine or
other commerce, $4,000 in manufactures, and 30 900
IN agriculture. That is a specimen OF Massachu-
sets, whose balanced interests, as / understand
them, impose upon me duty Of Cancellation and of
moderation, claiming OF Congress Just and states
manhke administration a the constitutional powers
oil the Federal Government in the interests of Inc
whole Union, and asking TO more.
MIR VANDERPOEL then took the floor, but
gave way TO a motion that the committee rise.
After the Committee Of the Whole House had
risen,
MIR WIN. c. JOHNSON obtained leave to pre.
sent Two memorials One from James . Barry, ex-
sentor Of James Barry, deceased late Of the city Of
Washington, Tor indemnity for French spoliatons
previous to 1900. Referred to the Committee OF the
w mole on the state Of the Union
nc otner, IRON VIM. Digges, late one Of tho
Of construction OF I Patent Osc.
praying that the benefits Of the provision made a;
' i nst session OF Congress for indemnity for lost
Committee on Public Buildings.
And then the House adjourned till Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

HE asked that his opponents would co ase their
ratings against his measures in advance-that thew
would Judge him by his acts-and il they found him
rom me course he had promised to pursue
Ill they found him deviating from the bisb road
OF genuine democracy, he felt that he would merit
Their condemnation and rebuke."-fErireet from
Gen Harrf'On's remarks, on leaving Ciaeinnaii. /
The Old General could ask no less at the hands
oil his eountrymen, and this is the least which they
can accord. Elevated to the Presidency of free
People, by generous and almost universal burst
oil popular applause, he asks Only for fair trial,
and to be judged by his acts. Will not magnan.
imous and Just people, with consent, respond to
this moderate and reasonable request, Will they
not rebuke the tools of faction who, to soothe their
oafed malice, are still pursuing with blood hound
ieroeiy the venerable patriot, who by the interpo-
sition Of noble people, has been elevated beyond
the reach of their calumny and malevolence3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

-
sson OF Conxress has presented more favorable
opportunity foe this purpose than has psesiously
occurred IN our relations with France; and alec 10
make proper eppeai 70 the French Government,
nos only on the ground o. jast and liberal rsci-
procly but also on that Of true regard 10 ia own
i",sfssa - 81
ny inc act OF Congress OF the Cd Of March Last,
sns 'uSs end all manufactures OF France Of which
snaI oe component part, will be admitted into
ne por's OF me United States after the 3st Of De-
.emoer next Tree from all duty whatsoever; and az.
he s same uay ,ne excess over ~ per eeniuni OF
ene ouy 70 winch all other articles Of the produce
s. n,snu,ae'ufe OF France are at present. liable,
WI ee reduced TO 10 per cent, and will also be 70.
~ ,I ~ per cent. oiennniy thereafter until none
~ m 90 sa'o articles wili be liable 10 higher Suty
man az, ~ per cent upon the value thereof.
n oe observed, moreover, that while these
.su I arc made upon the silks and brandies,
vsaet produce and manufactures OF France, the
49, Io u,sc,'ninsuoh agMns, the SILKS from
PNes oeyoro the cape Of Sood Hope - preserv-
art,,
a.se noerai measures Justly entitie the Upited
es :" eAPect mat Their overtures will be met in
a 1922 spun ny the 0oNernment OF france, and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

.7PPortionmenf Of Districts under tie ne,s Cersus
A mistaken idea prevails that the duty of reno
dellins the Congressional Districts under the Cen
sus OIL is4o' will devove on the mex, Legislature
nat o"'y eannos be executed until Congress fixes
the new ratio, a task Of extreme delicacy, always
leading to exciting and protracted debate and strug.
GEES and which will certainly not be performed un-
III late IN the next session Of Congress. Il may,
therefore, be assumed as cer,sn that the re.appor-
tonment Of tho Congressional Districts will not be
made until the Legislature Of is42-43
Virginia will lose one member at least, and this
will render the re-apportionment work Of difficult.
~ and time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
Mr. CloV and Mr. TY,B.i,y.

Day after day, for twelve mouths past, we have
bad upon the high authority Of the Globe and
Enquirer that these Two illustrious Statesmen har-
bored the most unkind feelings towards each other
Policy, It was said restrained the utleance Of their
feelings which not the less malignant and bit.
ter on that account Let the Presidential contes,
close, I've were lolJ,) and then we would sec the
fur ay Prudential considerations would no longer
operate 70 restrain the outbuut Of long pent up
Jealousy and hate. Many ofthe admirers Of these
great men looked forward TO this dreaded gay with
fear nod trembling. They did not dream that the
Globe ond Enquirer, ~bieh never utter any thing
but ihe truth, could all the while be telling ns,bne
but ialsshoods. Such a suppositoa did not enter
their imsginaiieDs. They confidently looked TO
the meeting Of Congress for Tie signal for hos,tes
Ihey have continued 70 look TO the present day,
anG sill the promised war has not begun. 10 isr
from u, oil the signs indicate The warmest mutual
friendship, and the highest confidence between the
Two great belligerenis THAT were TO be.) No long
or than Friday last, we note in the proceedings Of
the Senate the following, which looks very like a
confirmation Of the Rbles Of Blair and Ritehiei
From Isl Baltimore Patriot
In the Senate on Friday, some conversation oe.
CURED between Mr.. Clay, Of Kentucky, and Mr.
IaPpan, OF Ohio, in tie course Of which Mr. Tan.
pan, inslnusted that Mr. Clay was disposed TO dc.
1''e 70 General Harrison. 10 reply TO this last re-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Wafer this day, 81 o'elo,t PM
ARRIVED

sehr Jos Lybnn, Nickerson, New York, sun.
dries to Sader Il Craig, Abrams, Vanlew &
smith, II Megary, A Srecker, L Woodson.
smith Palmer. Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Dayen,
port x Allen, Southa s. Tompkins, s. G. Win
Son, w Booth, w II Saith, Biniord & Porter, w
Ritter, II w Tyler, Williams & Haxall.
Schr Alpine, Walker, franklin, a .ousi,nal Su-
gar and Molassss to Lancaster, Denby & Co.
Sehr Oriander, Rogers, Portland, Plaster TO I.
Ludlam & Son ~ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
MAHHIED

~ Appleton, on Tuesday evening, the 2etb in,,
~ the Rev. Thos. Johnson, Of the Baptist Church
MI CHAHLEs i. ToEEI, 70 Miss DIRTHt JogE
SON, oil Of the county Of Buckingham. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

nsrk. Ne. Clay replied ss folle~s, az rspousd BIZ
u. eousspoudsnt Of the American,
MT Clay, however. vas not disposed 10 sIJov
one OF the remsrts Of Mr. Tsppan 10 pass ~i,hou,
comment and denial He had been spoken of az
70 act a. the vieeroy Of the President elect
ana 10 come between HIM and the new administrs-
son IN the discharge Of Executive duties. The
senator from Ohio had dared to assume a great
eea IN saying this, for nothing could be moro un-
.o9nded IN fact. The imputation was false alto
have not continued MIR. c. written to or heard
rom General Harrison since took my seat in the
senate at the commencement Of the session. 1
nave recommended no man to Office, nor spoken to
hl'n OF any Office beyond remark in reference
20 inc distinguished Senator from Massachusetts,.
OF whom have said that did not see how man Of
suen eminent PATRIOTISM, distinguished service and
great ability could be overlooked in seeking out the
most suitable advisers for the President. Nor do I;
lor were l IN the post on Of General Harrison,
certainly should have called the Senator from Mas
saehusets TO aid me in the discharge OF my Official
uuues' ihe member from Ohio had assumed a
ion to him. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

tCJS The annual meeting Of the go, eion Mis-
slonary Society Of Richmond" wifi be held Al
the Lecture Room Of the "United Presbvterisn
Chureh, y on Thursday, (tbs) evening, al "a o.
invited 10 attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

~ FOTICE.--R.L. CoLEnAs will preach in
Sycamore Meeting House, This Evening, at o..
etVIAs f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

SAHATOGA wATEH.-saraioaa Water in ouayt
- and pint bottles iusfTeceiged, Tor sale.
ALEXANDER DUvAL a CO
fc4 Corner q and igh .t,....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
HOUSE wANTHn

advertiser e IN want ofthe whole or part ola House
, WIN nmedisle possess on not particular as TO Ioca
uon small cottage residence Shoe koe IIll woud
hoNeNef, De preferred. Address Box 26O Post OG,re
which Will receive immediate attention te4Ns
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THE MEDICAL EXAMINnn -.
Fitted BY ). BIddle, ~ D.. W. W, Gsrn.,s " n .,

(,AsTO6 OIL-Jl 6bls Castor OIL h,si ,.esi,sd
~ iof sale. ALEXANDER DUVAL a DO
" Corner Of r and fgfb st,.S,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

Fitted by }. Biddle, N, d., W. w. Gerhard N n -,
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MID LOTHIAN NOTICE
TUE annual Meeting OF the MldIo1bl,n g, ~,
a. CoimPany, WI, be hedoR Friday, the ian ,n.,srs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
FOR NEW YoRE

ESN The regular packet schooner LEoNTINE Knapp
& mssier having the part Of her cargo ready
70 go on board For balance OF Int OF 900 boxes
tobacco 10 complete her Loaf and bavnr rood a
eomnodationsi apply TO the board Al Ldl.Is
wharf, orto FED WIN ROwIRTT
EOh HIRE, IL able bodied negro Men ioSt from i6o
eounlIy-among them, two hands for the Pits and on
sawyer also, good Cook, Washer and sesm.tIess
- LEWIS HILL
P - Collector and Asenl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
ron BALTIpTORE.

.E9N The packet sehr MARY BRIGHT. Tbos Briah,
1 MASTER now ready 10 had, will have dispatch Fof
=, HeishL apply to JAMES FISHER a SON.
. nrAUCTIOH CARD.-The attention Of Iieose-
keepers and others IL solicited 10 sale THIS MORN
ING consisting Of general variety 81 Furniture roce.
res &C &c. lNLoEs BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
-. MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE

TUE annual Meeting Of the aId.Io,b,,n e., M
a. Ccoi,npa,y, WI, DC heldoR Friday the ion In.,sn1
clock ful meeting 10 desirable '''""""' " W o.
"f-dm As woOIDRDoR Pr,..s.n,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

IfhICTION mATCHEs.-56gIocef !os h. Ms,cb
e., Just received, Tor sale.
ALEXANDER DUvAL co
e4 CoTnet OF = and i2th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
BACoN. CLOVER sERD. Z

I AGYnKA COFFEE.-i7O bags prime LagdyTs Coffee,
fed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

" teT, from the Lubeek Mills, Of good 1nsi5S nj \,
e4 RALsTON A PtRAsANTa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04

COOO 10 hhds Baltimore Wbiskey
~ bushels Clover seed
I,od,. y ~ Dbl; Alcohol, 50 degrees above proof
fel DAVENPORT A ALLEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09

MALLEs.--Il paralt maintenant a peu pres
certain que nous aurons une MALE par semaine
jusgu'a ce qu'ilplaise a Messieurs les maftres
de postes ct aux entrepreneurs de nous en- Ia
Glitter deux. Ceci est du moins Popinion &C.
nerale, ct la chose durera probablement tant
que lie Capt. Hart voudra bien sen charger
II paralt que le maitre de poste de la Nouyelle
Orleans ne s'inquiate guere au snjet de la
MALE de Ia cote il aurait dit gull Ia remettra
aux paquets sis Fenuoient chercher. C'est
pourquoi lie Capt. Laurent ne nous aurait rien
apporte lundi dernier. LIE Capt. Hart nous a
assure quill a etc non-seulement eblige de
1'enyoyer chercher, mails encore de retarder
son depart iusqu'a ce qu'elle fut prete.
Mr.. Wicklife ~sera-t-il plus populaire que
son predecessor, Mr.. Granger. La presse
wing du nord STUNT aux democrates pour Gen.
surer son administration ellie Ia reconnait
pire que ia plus mauvaise que nous ayons Gu
depuis trente ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09
FAILLITES A LIVERPOOL.

La detresse qui pesait sur tou,es les
branches conlmerciales, a etc desastreuse
aussi dams les districts manufacturers. Les
embarras ct lie nombre DIES f~aillites augmen-
tent maintenant, ct Gus regrettons d'ayoir
a annoncer que. Ia suspension des fortes
maisons d'ici ct de Manchester, qui ayaient
arrete leurs paIemeias la semaine derniere,
va asoir des consequences tres graves. Par
mi ces maisons, 81 trouye en- premiere
llsne, celle de NM Motyneux, Withcrby
ct Co., de cettc vile, qui fesalt de grandes
operations dams les; cotons son passif est,
dit-on, de $4,000 100000 Inv. ster. LIE
passff do la maiso1 J.. Maury d Son,
eugagee aussi dams 10 de cotor,
s'6Ieye aplls de 100000 liv. stcr; mails lie
tiers est assure. u;ne autre failkte consi-
derable estcelle de MN. Anderson. Garrow
d CO, engage ahssi dams des operations
aycc Ic Canada.-CNrosicle, 4 sept.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09
vENTE DE PROPERTIES DE La
VILE POUR TAXES. 81

commencement q I'M acte de Ia legislature
de retat de la Louisiana, approuve lie 6 fGvrier
1929, ct suivaut une resolution du conseil de-
la vile de Baton Rouge, passee lie 30 septem-
bre 1641, le sotssigne magistrat de Ia villes
vendra en- verte publique, Lundf lie 6 Deem
bre proclaim 1871, a la maison dc cour, dams
Ia Vile de Baton Rouge, a lheure habituelle
des ventes, tous les droits, titres, intGrGts ct
pfetentions des personnes suivantes, non-resi-
dents de Ia dite vile, aux proptittes ci-apres
d6crites, pour taxes dues sur iceiles d la cor
poration de la vile de Baton Rouge, a savoir
Htritiers de Watson Brown / lot dc 80 pieds
sur la rue du nord par % lI2 pieds de pro-
fondeur sur Hall Row, pour les taxes do
1886, IS, 81. 3S, 80. 40.
Heritiers de Batist Bone, I lot no. 10, Care
81, Beauregard town, pour les taxes dc
1885, 81, 80, 80, 10
Etien Caraby, 6 lots nos. 3, a, 5, 60, 3, care
II, Beauregard Town, pour les taxes de
1885, SO, 81, 3s, 9 {, 40.
81 nord, Beauregard Town, " - OF. l., }.
care 81 sud- do: do, pourle taxes de ls3
355, Sc, 81. 3:S, 80, 40.
Charles Cotton, % arpens dc terre pour les
taxes de. 1886, 81. 80, SO, 40.
Ecritiers dc J. B. Chavot, 2 lots no. 7 ct Il,
care 33, Beauregard Town, pour les taxes
de 1887, IS, 80, 40.
Kennedy ct Duchamp, s lots, nos. 2, :, 4. IS, 81
carre 81 Beauregard Town, pour les taxes
de 1884, Sc, So, 81, SO, 80, 40
Heritiers Thomas Estevan, 4 arpens lie terre
dams la vile E~spagnole pour les taxes DC
1885, 3G, 81 SO, SO, 40.
Honure Camel, / lot no. 3 carrc 3, B%aauregarl
Town, pour les taxes de 1884, IS, &c, 81,
3s, SO, 40.
TI6r.tiers de Guesnon, | lot no. 3 carr: ],
Beaarega.d Town. nord est quart care %
do. do, nord demi Care 81, Resuregard
Town, pour les taxes de 1886, &c, 81, IS, 80.
40. -
J. B. Hubeau, | lot no. 9, carre s, Grass Town
pour les taxes de 1886, 81, 80, SO, 40.
p. K. Lawrence, IL lois enters, carr5 fS
B~eautegard Town lots ), 6, carrt 46, DO.
pour les taxes de 1884, 35, SO, 81, SO, 80, 40.
James Mooney, 10 lots enters, earre 81,
Beauregard Town, pour les taxes dc 1895.
Sc, 81, 80, SO, 40. r.
John Necks, 6 lots, NOS. 6, 10, q, 10, l., car
re "a, BeAuregard Town, pour les taxes de-
1886, Sc, 81, So, 30. 40.
Alexanles Philips | lot no. /, carrt l., Beam
regard Town. pour les taxes dc 1884,, s., 81.
81, 80, %, 40.
Clement Sachtiste,l lot no. 8, care, IS, Beau
regard Town, pour les taxes de 1886. ~,
3S, 39. 40.
Dominique Seghers, ID lots %entiers, care 80.
R~eauregard Town, | lot nc. Scare 7. do. do.
l lot no. 4, carrt 10 do. do, pour les taxes
de 1884. IS, SO, 81. 3s, 80 40. "
Richard Terrell, 3 lots nos. Z 4, 10. 80 par,
y LIZ pfeds, Hall Rrw, pour les taxes dc
1886, 81, IS, 80. 90
Oxen Woodruff, ! lot no. Il, care n, Resu-
regard Town, pour les taaes dc l5:sa. 81, ..
80, Al.
William O. Winsssa, , lots I, .. carre 81,
Beauregard Town, pour les taxes de 1876,
81, 81. IS. %, 40.
Conditions de Ia sente-comptant.
les aetes do ven,es sc passeIont par devant
le Juge dc l~'aroisse.
JAMES COOPER. N. V,
Baton I;ougsa 2octobre 1911, Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09

LIE Compiler de Richmond reproduit de
PEnquirer de Richmond Pextrait s~uivant
dune lettre de Washington du 90 Septem-
bre .
"J'app:ands qu,an projet d'institution
flscale a etc form6 par quatre des a.nis du
president. voici quelles en- s-eeraient les
bases /:
Les hotels de monnaie s~eraient antorises
a receyoir des depots ct en- bonner des
certificats. L'excedant des trois quarts des
bons de douanes s~eraient Opposes dams des
hotels de monnaie OH dams deux OH trois
agences convenablcs. Les revenus du gou.
vernement s~eraient c~ollectes en- especes,
en- certificats de depot, papier,du gouver.
cement on billets de banque payant en- es-
peces. Les banques seraient tenues de
regler tous les hut jours ct payer en- espe.
ces les balances dues au gouvernement.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09
PARo1ssE D'EsT BATON ROUGE.

PARo1ssE BEST BATON ROUGE.
&c ls Septembre 1S41.
Conforme1hent a un ordre du JUICE de pa
r'oisse de la dite p%aroisse, je dome ayis par la
p~aroisse ayant pintentiom d'emanciper son G: :
clave ct enfant naturel Ema, agee d'eenviron
S ans, toutes personnes qui peuvent avo'r
quelque opposition legale d la dite emancipa-
ton, sont REFUSES d~'enregistrer Ia dite opposi-
ton au srefTe de la cour de paroisse dc la dite
patoisse, dams rcspace de quarante jours a
cotnpter de Ia date du present avis.
II. w. FOWLER.
1S septembre. 80 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-09
ETAT DE IA Louisiana.

IIAl RE La LOUISA NJ
Cour da Troisi6me District-Paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge.
wary ~ vs. carney "a AZ,
William Sowell. "
En- vertu dun alias writ De feri facias 4 moi
adresse par Honorable cour du tr6isieme dis
trict judicialre, dams ct pour la paroisse ct,
etat sus-rnentlonnts il sera expose Ell vcnte
pGbiique: ra-
MERCREDI, 81 Octobrc proclaim,
sur les lieux, a midi, tous les droits. titrea,
interets ct prctenEons du dafendeur a la pro-
prlete ei-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de .erre situe dams
cette paroisse, pres de Rcd-,t662, cohtenant
2U7 acres plus OH moins, avec toutes les ba-
tisses et authorizations qui sly trouvent, borne
au nord, sud, est ct ouest par des tefres appar-
tenant a T. II. Corcoran, ainsi que la recolte
maintenant sur les dts lieux ct de plus les
e~sclaves %suivans: Charles aye d'environ 80
ans, Ned age d'environ % ans, Frank age
d'environ 81 ans, Susan agee d'cnviron 81
ans, ct ses deuy enfans Lacy agte d'environ
II ans, ct Arthur Age d'environ 4 ans Eliza
agce d'environ % ans r. ses deux enfans, By
nah agte de 3 ans ct Harriet agte dun an;
Hama agee de IS ans.
Abandonne par le defendeur pour satisfaire
fe jugemefit ct les frais du process ci-dessus
designt,
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant.
II. w. FOWLER, '-s
25 sept. I841. SO sheriff.