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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

VIRGINIA. Guy Of Rchtnoai. q wttsAt Mules. held
IN the Cierks Once % the Count % Husings for tho
CITY Of kiehmond a tbs Count iense thereo. the End
children, Herbert a. caibofne T., Mary narus, c.s,
horne, John N. Claiborne James W. Claiborne. Gilbert
a. Claiborne, and vrrnius a. Caiboroe the i've last OF
which being lnfAnts by che said Herbert A Clbornc
ptfss against Alexander Me Rae and Ann Dent McRae
his wife and Ann Hayes ana her four children, James
Hayes john Hayes, saah Hayes. aud Mary Ann Hayes.
nj heirs John deceased defts-tS CuAScgRr
The Defendant Alexander Meae. NOT having enter his
appearance aud given security aee9rdn< y the Act
sembly aud tho Rules OF this Count, and Wappeating by
satisfactory evidence that he 10 lnhabliant OF IA IL
Commonwealth IL ordered, that the salt defendant 10
appear the hr,t OF the next Quarterly term
and the ol OF the nuns and that copy OF this
order be forthwith efi newspaper pnbished
city Richmond, months suce ersvely, and
posted a. the front OF the Count House IL this city
-. AN"Py' ..tu,a un,y.un s,pL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
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TO MERCHANTS, sPONTsMEN, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

I n Noitoway County Court December 81, lSi0-Wocd
Jones' phi against Thomas Crimstead Robert Tucker,
Thos Dcane and Richard lenry ueukcs, dons-in cAan
Gerry.
The defendant. Thumas Grimsiead not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act of
assembly aud the rules OF this Court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is inhabitant OF this
Common wealth; II L. ordered the said defendant DO ap.
pear here the first day oi March Term next. and
swerth bill o the platinum ami mat copy OF this order
months successfully, and posted the front door OF tho
Courthouse OF this county
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

THE subscriber Is eeeivns andkeeps constantly onhand
u atwholesale and retail and CT the lowest prices,
ptain and Japan Tin Ware Of every dcscripton. .
Also OF stoves, for burning either
wood orc oa.
Stove Pipes and every oheI article In his line, made 10
Sc - '' TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16


Applications may DO mads personally OF by letter, Gpos
PAID the subscriber Agent for the Company at Rch-
mond who viii furnish all necessary information topcrsous
DESTROYS Of Awaiting themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution offers for providing against those changes
which all subject from the uncertainty Of life and
pTscariousHess Of business. by the payment Of small
glm. which most spare, comfortable support
nay, by this means, be secured to ther families
"a BALDWIN,. Agent.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19

ltom, who will run himself into a skin full OF
bar'sgrease: it is possible much onlikelier things
have happened"
"Whereabouts are the bears so plenty?' in
quired the foreigner.
"Why, stranger they inhabit the neghbor-
hood of my settlement, one of the prettiest pla.
ces on Old Massassippi-a perfect location, and
no mistake: place that had some defects until
the river made the cutoff at shirt tail bend
ard that reneded the evil, as it brought my cab
in on the edge of the rivera great advantage
in wet weather, | assure you. as you can now
roll barrel of whiskey into my yard in high
water from boat, as easy as falling off log
It's great improvement, as toung it by land IN
"a Jug, as used to do. euGpOr0ted it too fast, and
i become expensive. Just stop with me, stran-
ger, a month or two, year if you like, ard
you will appreciate my place. can give you
plenty to eat for besides hog and hominy. you
can have bar ham and bar sausages. and mat
trass of barskins to sleep on. and wild cat skin,
pulled off hull stuffed with cornshocks for a
pillow. That bed, sir, would put you to sleep if
you had the rheumatics in every joint in your
body. call that bed quietus. Then look
at my land, the Government amt got sIch ano-
Their piece to dispose OF. Sch timber, and sich
bottom land, why you can't preserve any thing
nal'ra you plant in it. unless you pick it young,
things thar will grow out of shape so quick.
once planted in those digglngs few potatoes
and beets, they took fine start, and arler that
team Of oxen could't have kept them from grow
ing. About that time l went off to old Kentuck
on business, and did not hear from them things
IN three months, when | accidently stumbled on
a fellow who had stopped at my place, with an
rdee of buying me out How did you like
things2 said |. Pretty wel,' said he; the ca
hin is convenient, and the timber land is good,
but that bottom land amt worth the first red
cent 'Why2' said [. Case said he. Case
whatp said l. Case it's full o. cedar stumps
and Indian mounds said he. and 1t can't be
cleoredr Lord said J. them ar cedar stumps'
is beels, and them ar Indian mounds is 'tater
hills AS l expected. the crop was oVercrown
and useless; the sile is too rich. and planting IN
Arkausaa0 is dangerous. l had good sized
sow killed in that same bottom land the old
thief sole an ear OF corn, and took it down where
she slept at night TO eat well. she left grain or
two on the ground. and lay down them be-
fore morning the corn shot up and the psrcus-
sion killed her dead. l don't plant any more
natur intended Arkansaw for hunting ground,
and 60 according to natur."
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19
RALEIGH, N G. WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, I941.

Great Britain. we repeat, does not mean to
fight US; but she compels US to conflict, we
are able and ready to meet and to beat her,
Let not any American statesman take counsel
from craven fears. and dare 10 relinquish one IT,
tie OF that which the freemen Of his country ex-
pect him to maintain. The position assumed by
the late Administration in regard 10 the case of
MCLEOD, is that which is alone consistent with
the laws OF nations the proper supremacy ofju-
dicial proceedings. and the reserved and terrific
rial rights of the State OF New York Our IT,
tie 20 the disputed territory adjoining the North
eastern boundary, lis clear beyond the remotest
shadow OF doubt and no compromise in regard
to it ought to be tolerated. except such one as
shall be desired by the State of Maine. whose
soil, in all its integrity we are all hound, by the
solemn obligations of our Federal Union, to pro-
tect nnimpairtd. The interference-any inter-
ference-with our vessels on the high seas, un-
der any pretext is an impudent Infringement Of
our national rights. to which it is unbecoming
for Us to submit and the petty and constantly
creasng aggressious on our fisheries. are vio-
lation OF our treaty stipulations which it is The
duty of the Executive Government efectuaIly 10
check
We challenge the official organ of those now
in power, to controvert one single position that
has been taken by the late Administration on any
of these points. Until it does so-untl it proves
them TO be unsound-we hope to be excused from
any repetition Of the very disnterested advice of
lis correspondents. 'the respectable London ban
kprsn
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19
TERMS:
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
is published weekly, at three dollars per annum
payable yearly in advance. subscriber iaII-
ing to give notice of his desire to discontinue at
the expiration of the period for which he may have
paid, will be considered having subscribed anew,
and the paper continued the option of the Editor,
until ordered TO be stopped; but no paper will be
discontinued, until all arrearagees are paid.
RTbose persons who remit by Mail (postage
paid) or pay an Advance S., will be entitled to a
receipt for Sc, or two years subscription to the
Standard-or t11o copies of the Standard for one
year for the same amount in GdUGnce.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding fourteen lines,
will be inserted lime for dollar and, twenty
five cents for each subsequent insertion; those OF
greater length in proportion: If the num6er OF IN
sertions be not marked on them, they will be con-
tinued until ordered out
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales, will
be charged trenty-fre per cent higher than the
usual rates.
A deduction of 333 per cent. will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
~ Letters to the Editor must come free OF
postage, or they may not be attended to.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19
fTHREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.

him, approached the doomed man within half a
horses length and fired. Parker rode erect for
moment; but his hold soon relaxed-he fell
backwards on his horse-roled heavily off and
expired. Southern Cabinet for September
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19

asked a long legged, raw looking Wing, as he
approached fruit stand. on election day mo"
replied the tender, "but have some mourning
nutcakes,'" handing out long dOughnut, bnrnt
to a crisp on one end 20, that viii! answer"
said the fellow, with deep Sigh, sit looks so
solemn" and throwing down penny, budged
of with his mourning nutcake" and face us
long as Ratchet
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19

QUESTIONS Ely SoPH1sT.-OVer certain
river there is bridge. And at one end of the
bridge galows. and at the other a house Of
Judicature, with four Judges who pass the fol.
lowing law: "WhoeVer passes over this bridge.
must first take an oath and swear where he is
going. and what is his business; if he swear
the truth, he shall 60 free; but if he swear
falsely he shall be hanged on the galIows."
Now certain man taking the oath, swore that
that was his business and no other. Now said
the Judges. "if we let this man go free, he svears
lie, and by the law ought to be hanged
while if we hang him. he swears the truth and
by the same law he ought to go free"
How shall they proceed with this man ac.
cording to this law, or what will be a just yer.
dict2
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19

"Oppositiom TO tie present Administration IS q
DUTY"
There being mothing to hope, and all to fear.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-05-19

"THe eieration Of Mr.. WEBSTER 10 the rery
head Of Gen. HARRIsoN's administration, makes
2pp0siti0n q dutu ifzce passed ererQ thing sksen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
uN ADROIT NQLEIR-

La banque Commercials de Cincinnati,
celle du kentucky, ct lie courtier Jacob
Little ct Gle, de n. York, viennent d,etre
yactlmes. les dcux premiers pour $500
ct lie dernier pour $4,000 dun vol aussi ha-
balenent concu gu, reimbursement execu.
te. Ces trois vols farenr executes i peu
pres sur lie meme plan ct par le meme ia.
dlsidu, sous trois nons difierens.
reinforcement, done, lie caissier de h.
Banqle Of America de New York 1ecnt
n lettre signee du ca1ssier de la Banqae
de la Nouvelie Orleans ct renfernan Mt Ia
motto dun certifcat de depot dune
sonnse de s23, 900 dollars Meaicains, la
qsielle moltie il etait prize de reniettre d un
VI. BEitton, gentleman anglais, sur prtsen-
tation de l'autre coupon. En- meme tens,
M. Britton etait recomnandt, CONNIE un
hornms dc tause fortune, au c~aissies de Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15

LIE docteur Boucherie, don't nous avons
plus eurs fois signale les ingeuieuscs de-
couyertes sur In conservation DIES bois, a
continue ses travaux dams une direction
parallele qai parait devoir ofliir de brillans
resultats. Cettc parne de ses recherches
c-onsiste a alder la penetration DIES sells
dams les fbres des bois frais, par des mo-
yens ~m6caniques, soft par Ia preston, soft
en- taisant lie vide au-dessus dune tige on
dun fruit. Par &C moyen, le docteur
Boucherie opere Ia penetration des bois
dams tcus les tens il les fend beaucoup
plus durs ct mieux aSIepreuye des efforts
DIES BALES on projectias de guerre !; il SUBJ
stitue des liquides mineraux quill ~iniecte d
10 seve naturelle, quill recueiile ensuite a
tlots enfin, il parvient i Haaire penetrer
des tinides t~res-chargts IN mere jusque
dams linterieUr des fruits, dc maniere en-
quelque sorte a confire sur pied des pommes
savoureuses. A ces produits luxuricux,
qul feront sourire les gourmets, lie docteur
Boucherle fait succeder d~'aatres inventions
dun caractere un peu oppose. Ainsi, il
propose ses bois durcis par injections for
Gees posr Ia garniture des bordages de
vaisseaux, ct en- croIsant leurs fibres avec
des bois nous, il obtient DIES cuirasses Tres
legeres, esn ~atirontent la bale du NOUS
quet. C'est reellement une collection de
produits de feerie que les. inventions du
doctcur Boucherie. Files sont remplies
d'origanalite. Files prcuvent pcrfaitement
que, dams le monde physique, ainsi que
dams lie monde moral, rien nest epuist, ct
que DIES resultats fort s~urprena.ns ct neufs
peuvent sor'r tout-a-coup DIES questions
que Ton croyait lie plus tpuisees.-Coarier
| Francois.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
NJ. MORENO,
fflirateuf at Ifijteut

! Us ~ Eh
I'aroIran d'Egt Baton Rougns.... G o,r aes
prst,vea.
Fin yertu Dun ordre de l'lor1,ut,le fso,,r ds4
preuysa dana ct pour h ~pareisee d'I.at BATON
Rouge, f,,slt de- In Louipiape. II aera yendu
far Ie aettegir,t, JUICE de- psroieeo et ex.oiH.
clio encantetlr.
MEKcIEB1, 26 Mai, 1871.
il In Maisoti de Geuf do In willie do Baton
Rouge, aux heurcs grdinairea DIES yet,teg, los
oronfffag ei-aprsg dfcrites. anna rtetanf i Ia
succession de fe,t II. II. Gtrlev. decide. 81.
yoir:
/. Le terrain No. 4 lie 1'iiet u, Al sud dc
In vile Bea,rcaard. agee totteg lea baflaseA
ati g'y trotiVent.
z. lie terrain No. 2 de l1let No. 81, Vile
BeaureVart.
3. 10 terrain No. 2 de rllet No. 81, vile
Beatrcoari.
4. LIE terrain No, o dc l'ilet No, 2 vile
Bea1regard.
3, La Motto jndiviae dn lot Mo-. / de- l1Iet
81, t4snli eoni~ointenlcnt ayec ]. /. Morgan,
| aiuei qu'une yieiIle majson qui ~ trorye.
q. Lee ~tarraifts N6s. 2 Ct 3 de- rfIef No. ~,
| vile Beaurcgard, tenn con1ointet1eut. a{ec r.
| 6. Morgan.
7. Les terraine Nos. 9, 4, ct s de fiset No.
81, Ill flord de Ia vile Heaureoard.
8. Tn moroccan dc terre dams cette 4~,aroissc
~ioiguaut les ,erreg de feu Edward Powers,
tnaiinteuant BURGESS. i cert mitlea est de h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
Academic les DtrneFsrsEes
Dc Daton RoHge. dirigfe par
WIZ. IL Wide. EfEhsaHsgs

LA aninzi3me session Dc eeite Aeadtmie n
commence 10 4 Janvicf 1911. Malgra quill
aott do l'intsrbt dos elves d'eatrer an conn
rnoncenent do Ia &c i.ion, los parents %T,elivent
en- tout tenn at1saef leira e%tilntf, ln priy dc
Ia pension nc comp.s quo ia Jour dc ~l'entree
do l'tleve.
Rom no sara niflisi nj tp4rgnt pour Pm
btruetion dea cloves, les neilieuts auteurs
seront mls d lsur poftte.
lie prix dc Ia pension ct dc l'enseignat,ent
cat iisa 4 BOO par an, payable rsr quarter
d'asanto. LIZ blateAtssago 50 payera 4 part.
Loraque 10 ponsiotnat toufnit das litp on pay
era a part y! par inoie. La t~nllaique nera pay
Go 100 par quarter i'ueage des instruments
| piastfe par nlois. L. Fran us $40 par
quarter. il ne ssfa fit alefiae deduction
polir 10 tetna perdu par l'alfvs excepta dars
les caa Dc tnala1ie FrAve. Le cours des ttedes
cempreadra toutes lea brauehea dune tduca-
ton Anglaiae, Lea arts d'agrtt menf, teIa que
10 Desain, Ia Musiqae, 10 peinttire, les Ouvra-
ges Ell Gre, ct ceux a l'Aigaille seront eneeig-
nts avec soin alix Gloves qni lea dasireront; lea
langnee Latino etGreequo naront e~treigntes
d part All prix dc eng p.astres par quarter
pour chaqe langtle.
GtnarH. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
E;sat de Ira E0Essaaue,
Cour du Troisisma D:strict--pa-oisse d'Es
Baton Rouge.
James c. Dawson,
Monromary Sloan ct ais.

Montgomery Sloan ct ala.
En- vertu Dun writ de- Fl. fa. q moi adresse
par Honorable coar da troisieme district judi
claire, dams ct pour la p~aroisse d'E-st Baton
Rouge, Etat de la Louisiana, j'exposerai en-
vente publIque all Plus haut encherisseur, a
la maison de con- de la vile de Baton Rouge,
LUNDI, "a Mai 1ssfI,
tous les drolts, tltres ct inttrets de M. Sloan,
Pun des defendaurs, dams Ell pour la propriGte
ci-apres d5crite, SAVIOR: TN terrain situe dams
cette vile, ruelle Hall, etant uae partie du ter
rain No 8, sur lie plan des dts ~terrains, ct con-
tenant quarante pieds de face, mesura de telle
faeon que Ia ligne Quest du dit terrain cores
pond asec lie terrain iadis occups par Isaac
Phillips, ct forme une prolongation de la rue
lafayette, ayant uHe proioadeur de 42flO0.
ensemble avec toutes les batlses ct amellora-
tons qui sly trouvent, etant le meme terrain
sur lequel habite lie dtfendeur.
Aussi TN terrain adjacent, ayant 90 pieds de
face sur Ia rue lafayette, sur 81 IL pleds de
profondeur, (masure francaise, Giant lie ter
rain No. s, de l'llet No. 2, dams cette partie
de la vile divisee par P. Hicky, E. w. Scott
ct autres, avec toutes les authorizations qui
s'y trouvent de plus, deux terrains contenant
quatre arpens chaque, dams Ia vile de DeVall,
ct desiene sur lie plan de ladite vile par les
Nos. II ct IS, acquit par lie dit defendeur a la
vente de la cour des Preuves, des herltiers de
Deval1 ct aussi trois terralns sifl6s dams la
vile Bossier, au nord du Bayou Grassie. a en-
viron Is arpents au-dessus de Ia vile de Ba-
ton Rouge, marques Nos. 2, 3 ct Z, ct conte-
nant environ 80 sur 100 pieds, plus ou MONS,
suivant lie pan tigHratlf de Iadlte vile; aban-
donnes par ledit defendenr pour sa.istaire au
iueemeni, inttrets ct aux trats du process e.
Gessus.
Conditions !: al compliant.
II avril. II. N. FOWLER ttrif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
Ven te
8 avril-D

PAR Ia cOUR DEs PREUVES.
PAROIssE QUEST BATON ROUGE. y
En- vertu DUN ordre de Ia cour dee Preuveg
de Ia p~aroisse susdite, il aera vendu par lie IT,
re s~onssignt, Mercredi le 2 JUN proclaim, a
10 heures 4. NJ, chez M. Jean Marie Tul-
lier, les proprietes auivantes, dependant de Ia
communicate qui a existe entire Etienne Gre
ME ct Julia Tullier, son epouse, decide, ga-
voir /:
I'm moroccan de terre, sit,ld fans Ia paroisee
susdlte, contenant I'm arpent de face au feuve,
sur toute IN profondeur 4 %laquelle ii peut ayoir
droit entire lignes paralleles, ensemble aycc
ses accessories $500 fgalement une jument ct
son s%uivant; qaelques meubles, batterie de
cuisine, etc.
Conditions La terrc payable en- trois ter
mes Ggaux; lie premier, en- mars 1912; 1e &C.
cond en- mars ls43, OF 10 dernier, en- mars
1914.
Les meubles or mars proclaim. lie tout en-
billefs endossds a satisfaction, CT %lypotheque
sur Ia terre iusqn'a parfait Placement
Neutrality-suspicious. n'entrera on possess
sion de Ia terre que lie premier dtcembIe pro-
chain; mails j pourra jour de la MASON ct de
Ia cour immtdiatement apres Ia vente.
% avril 1871. L. EAVROT.
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Conditions dc In Gazette.

On ne receTra pas De subscription pozr
MONS dune aimee. Ie prix de~l'aaonnement
est DC s1f p!ostres par aimee. don't trois al
commencement du deraier seinestre. Les
Fersan:ies 4ui par me raison queiconque, ia
gefate.t conFeDable de discontinner leur abaH-
~neEnent, deyront en- bonner avis ayant la in
de Fannie; an cas- contraire, Giles seront son-
ssa4Srees CONNIE To- renoaVellant.
Les Avis Sc paieront de Ia maniere suisante,
ssayolr Les avis qui n'excederont pas douze
slr4nes. on aui serout mo;ndres, Sc ~paierent
uNE P1asTRE POUR la premiere insertion, Ct
~ cESrs pour chaque repetition les avis
plus longs suisant 10 meme reghe.
Tout Avis, a MONS qu'on ne Pordonne an-
tresaeqr, sera public en- Francois ct en- An
glaia. ct pave sur ehaeune des deux langues,
~iaseufa &c gull soft retire.
Pour toas les ayertissemens ~oSiciels, les
officers en- seront persennellement respon-
sables. Ct s'ils refusaient den pre- adre la res
ons;hilite, de tells avis ne seraient pahiles
~au'aataaG que ls Placement en- seraa assass>
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15
R.aas dc In H4Os,siHuse,
Cour du Troiaieme District, paroisse d'Est~
Ba'on Roupe. 3Oianyier 1911.
No. 2nAs
Nancy Black va.
4sHFKlE UIFIEK W.
lain w naWaan san mari

John w DaWaol son mari.
Ia dananaarease declare, q n'attendu Fttat
embarrassed dams lequel sc t%ro1vent len afItaires
dc son mari, ellie est Ell danger de terdre IA
propritte pafaphernele, en- consequence ellie
demande Ia separation do ga propriete para
pliernale, ct administration dc ID dite propri-
ttt.
Les tinoignagrcs ttahliasent Ia situation
embarrafsGe des ~afiairea du dtfendeur, ct
prouvent que Ia circumference a con1rae pro-
prittt paIaphernale ~reFsonnelle.
10 In piece de terre. sur la1nelle est sa de-
maure a~etuelie, situte dans cette p~aroiage, i
engironn. trois mile do Ia Vile de Baton
Rouge, sur les eaux do Wards Creek, conte-
nant deux cent solxante qliatorze 100 acres.
90 Les esclaves ~suivans: Elsey, Harry, E.
phrairrl, Mary, Casey, Nat, Caroline, jackson,
Yellow Mary, Gerard, Johnson, George, Al
lick, Ann, Raby, ct Hannah.
30 Tous les cheveaux, les vachee, les hoeufr,
les cochons, les utensiles de fertno, ainsi que
tout les meubles ct utensiles de cuisine qui Sc
t~rouvent naintenant sur les lieux.
10 II est de plus ~dsmonfrtt, que le dtfen-
deur a rccu de pargent appertenant 4 Ia de-
manderesee ct quill On a dispose pour con u-
saye particular, montaht a n aoEsne do dix
mile asoa CSiS Hllait+31tS siA IAd5AIeB u soI6-
ante-quinze cents.
En- CONSEQUENCE, il eat o%rdonni, adjugd, ct
dtcreta que Ia dernanderessc soft de cat par
ceci separt Q de bieDs d'avec le ~dafendeur con
mari, qu'e}Ie soft declare propriitajre ltgit-
inc de Ia propritte atlsdito, ct qa'elle en- ait
Ia possession ct Naturalization. Il est de
plus adju'ya ct dtcrtta que Ia demanderesse a
I'm judgement contre lie dtfendeur, pour Ia
somme de dix mile deux cent quarante six
~piastres ct soixante qhinze cents avec les in
ttrets Il Gina pour cent per arnurn, ct hyroth-
aquo sur toute Ia propritte duait dtfendeur,
pour en- ossurer lie poiemeat, ainsi que les frais
du process d'apres la take.
(signh ISAAC JOHNSON
Juge dn Troisihme District few 1s4l.
Pour copie conferme a Poriginal
ay II 1871 10 N Moreno. D C.
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ETAT DE IA LOuFsfANE II.


No aaH1
No 2ggagJ
En- yertu do daus wrltp 10 Il. Il. niitntrstas
CONNIE ci.dssaa1, i mo- 9dresaae, pr i'hof,o.
rabls Conr du Tfoisiaarte pistriet judieiatfe,
daas ct pour 10 p~areiaae DC Baton Rotlsf, Etat
do Ia Ionisiane, i sera exl,e9b On pento pnb-
llat,r, 4 Ia porto dc Il Maisgn da Cour Dc ID
paroisNa dc Baton Rouge,
sAMEDI, 8 JUN proehait,
aux lietres ordinances den %ventea, totla lea
droits, tltrss, intlrata Il pfttensiotis les d.
fan5eura daf's4se pour IA rropfidtd ei-opreg d.
critic, Havoir:
Tn certain iforccHi deterra aitttd dams cette
paroiafe, i environ 80 miles nord-eat de In
vile do Baton Rouge, cotttanant nix eent
trente-sis aeree plus Oh nIoft)a, borne al sud
par les terfeg DO w. Cilafutere. A Peat par Ia
fielere ANTE, ai nori paf leH terfes dernl6re-
taent i Browning, ct ! f'paisst par len torres
yacante1, hvss tolitealeB BAT ssaea eli am llora-
tiona qni s'y trouyent, al,tntlonnh psr iee de-
fendeurs dana les pfocea ei.deustta tittnl rotte,
pour OF sfaira aux iugeneila, iatt-ata ct lra,s
dara fnalHs trochB. :
Eofd tlipf1s do In sretife, 81, %eofnptaht.
H. w. FOWLER,
70 ayril, 1911, ID. shtfif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-15

In a51esient hgiegart CONNIE eura.eur dc
+. Yates, petgonnc irterdite, ct CONNIE tuterr
dc ees enians minettrF. dome avis i eerx ani
pottrraient devoir al dit T. Yates ct ARK atts
minehfe, cot1rie lEfitiers Dc feue sara Man
nan ct +. y. fatef, dhe1dfs, soft ct, billeta on
attremett, dr. re payer 4 gai que 60 colt,
ayapt des billeta, engagements OH obligations
%qaelconaias fesr h pfoprihth du dit Yates Of
Mannaf, parfelun eat eepl a%uGoriaf, CONNIE
reprhHentatt dH dit interiit OF les %,niirenrs, Il
r~eeeHoif OF b donnet aalttanee dfiinitlye do
lerrs rdclatnatiotis.
NJ. MORENO,
q Ayfik curateur ct Itteur.