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New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
EASTERN DIVISION
fssi-Ss,Es or THE
$50 lAg NETWORK 81 ERIK
ID 1877 & sH.-gs D. FsTraias will


hereafter run New York and Goshen according
20 tie following topping al Permont Bau-
vetty, Ga ,town Grcenbush. Pa,cne suierns Kama
30 station iIonroc Works, Turner'S, Seananvile, Mou-
roe Village aud Chester
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Tram erery morning (eSccp, Sunday
leaving icOt Of thanyst AZ o'clock, ~ the Compa
uy's Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander IT, Schultz
4 Passenger Tram ecery WedHesddg ana Saturday a.
terNoon Clock from the foot OF Albany street N tho
steamboat Ut!ea
4 Freight Tram ecery Monday Tuesday Thr'aay
and Friday afternoon o'clock, from the foot oil
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 PASSENGER Tram Srery morning, (eNoept Sun3nyD
At O'clock arriving NcwYork by the steamboat Uti'
ca the foot Of Albany -
4 Passenger Tram eoery Wedpesday and Saturday
afternoon At O'Clock, arriving IN New.fork by tho
.tcamboan Utica.
Il Freigh Tram ercry Monday, Tuesday. Thwsday
aud FRIDAY afternoon AT O'clock ing IN New YORK
ny steamboat Ulon ans Barges the foot OF Chambers
street
For freight passage inquire at the Companys Tran'
porta,on oace. OF Liberty and VeststEeet and
the various Depots the line Of the road.
Freight sill be received the foot Of Abany-streoi
"Wednesday and Saturday, and at the foot OF Cham
aers.sireet on Monday Tnrsaoy, and FritOy undI
o'clock II. He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o2j if Of the E.sic'n pvgion \ Y Rnd X. T.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
III U:saSEUs' TOOEs.-ohA-. c. DYER

eshC:faSECS' TDOLs.-ChA-. Z. DYER
w $40 Grcepe ich - between Spring and Canal. has
,t received large additions to his former stock aud sas
haud general assortment Of Carpenters. Cabinet
Makers, Chair Makers and almost every description Of
Wocd Workers Tools at the very lowest city prices
general assortment OF Wood SAWS ready filed aGd
Call al CHAS. G. DfEG' Tool store, $40 Greenwich.
Saws cut, ;oohed framed flied and set, usual
nil ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
,lATMar tGsa5IsUAL OIL l.Arlps-

L CHEMICAL OH--BrRNlNG FLUID.-The sub
scrber would invite the aes;ion Of the pubic to his
stock Of GREENOUIdS PATENT LAMPS" which,
from their beauty and superior qu-ties are destined 10
'cpersede all other IN The oil which Is burned
"a them j. chemical preparation, very clean IN proper
es' ah' gss very oriilast snd economical light. The
Enrniag Floid Is portable light free from all smoke
NELL or grease and will neither soil stain Common
lamps ran be altered at ;rling cxpeu-e to burn the
Inc subscriber IN kiadY permitted refer 10 some
If our most respectable families who are nov using the
iF'icie. J. e. HOOKER, as Broadway,
between Graud and BrOome sts.
~ b. There s no danger Of explosion one Of
fhe-e articles o2Itf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
by SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
> q y = PIE Elg,T, OF It

ZEN MANUFACTURER To THE QUEEN.
'AUIi0N-Ihe high character Of these Pons has IN
~ dueed the attempt the part Of several disrePnzoe
makers, to practice fraud not only upon dr Gilo oa'
also upon the pablo. An inferior article bearing me n'
spelled naFae. thus GitOi emitting the ira!r IS no" u
the naarket Il can readily be ds:ectcd by its unfinished
appearance and the very lyle m hca Is put ap'
O5serce tie genuine Pea III marked IN iul- 90
seph Gilous Patent" 81, Joseph elliott warranted
sud that each g.oss bears fac ss OF ms signature thus
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
SS.aH[II:z|I,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

- For the relief of Nervous Affections and Dyspepsia
This Cordial peculiarly adapted relieve these dis
tres>ng complsut-. Acting tonic, by strengthening
the digestive II restores due tine healthy appetite
invcors,es the muscular system sssipa-s low spirits
and melancholy; eeyates the mind and the return Of
health AMI strength which has iua-,ahy followed IL
renders the Va!etudnarIan hspPr and content-d TIE
Restorative Cordial pleasant the Hste. agreeable TO
tae smell ard docs interfere with regular diet Il
mas been highly appreciated b. the female ~ho have
generally found muck benefit from IL Sold wholesale sn
retail ut No l0a Fs,onst and 2i6t Bowerv Price
81 nor bottle. My 2s-
EECHEs APPLIED by Ms. SARAH E
L. HARPER No - Vssey H. she has bad mary wears
.xrar-r~. ~ The ,-si.s.. .-ai II
fTEAS.-Fine Gunpo~der and Imperial Teas III chests
i and half chests For sale bv
oTu GRINNELL, NINTURN L Co 7s South u,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26

= F<a - TO -@1
- EASTON. P. -

through III hours Fare cnly s.
Leave pier No y. r., Battery Place. Al q o'clock 4.
". dc.y Sundays excepted, by steamboat Cinderella or
the +. Town and Somerv,llc Railroad Bouadbrook,
leaving only 3 miles by coaches nsk king by far the
pleasant ard expeditions Eastou For seats ap
ply 10 /. d. Hope u CourtlaHdt on board. A. D
Hope viii accompany the passengers Bound Brook and
render all assistance necessary.
y s Thss the only line tsst arrives Eas;on befors
night Returning this limo arrives New York bali
rast - O'Clock F. NJ Two hours advance OF the woa
derful exprss. mail iinc ya y BruDswick.l
IL The Express L,uc ii shsir advertisement calls this
Line humhug. To prone ~hat W. say, We give notice
our i-ept a. EaStou New York, II they do arrive
al both places earlier than by the Express MAJ. Line,
hu,ubur or no huxlhug. SD 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26

If any imagine that we are at the trouble to III
di,e these papers for the purpose of mere anuse
m-nt, or TO raise an evanescest laugh, they mis-
rake us altogether, and we desire of their
acquaintance. We have n higher object in view
and if we occasionally indulge in Innocent locula-
,ity, it IL that We may carry our young and mex
pcrienced readers more pleasantly 10 the moral of
our history We are old in the ways of London
HE and would be MeRior 10 many young
relemachus. if they will only listen TO We
ask the Young man, who thinks educaton-mere
educaticn-will carry him through the word Of
London TO consider, before he transplants himself
thither, whether he is about TO fix himself in a
congenial soil we tell him. and that not ign9rauty.
that in this world of brick and mortar his educa-
tion will only render him more susceptible CT the
universal contempt, dislike, and dlstrust that will
be sure to meet him at every turn But poverty
does not only make men ridiculous in London, but
hateful; i: is looked upon in the light OF an unSa-
tural crime, and the BRUTAL myrmidons OF the law,
and the dull Dogberries of the police etices, de-
light in subjecting des,,ution TO ignomny. We
tell the uniIieDded Young man OF talent who med;-
,ates the miserics Of London life, that, bs he
well prineipled as ne rnay there is one crime he
will be sure TO commit-the crime Of poverty
than which, in the calendar, IS more reeni
lessly pursued ia Loudon; it was capital at one
time to be dcs,itule aud If the police magistrate
bad The making as well as the administering of
The laws, destiiution would be capital again.
Ayaunt, Poer wretch you have no business here;
nobody can make any thing OF your flesh, nor VIII
the tanners give .arihing pound for Your skin:
your teeth, probably nat having been much in use
NAV be worth guinea 10 the dentists; or. If YOU
/ happen to oea governess with good hesd OF hair
Jew will give You At the rate Of three shings
( pound Tor 1t. Avaun,, say what are YOU worth
to 4 rascally ;radeSnas, skiuflnt lodging-house
keeper, huxtering jew! rho can cheat. or
eozen, or swndle you out Of thar which YOU have
not. sosd-tor-nothing varlet that you ere II.
furnishing with hunger, you refresh yourself by
gazing at cook-shsp, YOU are ordered to move
on :! if by prayers and entrea,ies you obtain per
mission TO sleep under hayrick. or BY the side of
brick-kiln, the patrol seizes sou ri CT arms and
drags you to the lookup, charge being entered
against you OF found destitute. In the morning
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
C0uPOsiTsON ROLLERS. Of Inc bes,

CeuPosITs0N ROIILERs. Of Inc bes,
Il materials and quality, md of all sizes al t5e o.
fee of the New World, - tnn--t Inquire of Mr ]. W
RICHARDS in the Pass Room hse4n,Ant-A aH2I II
CKEAP! CHEAP. CEa ZAP. JAAlSON
~ & JERFIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office.
Visiting Card Plate oagraved and ifty Cards for only
81 ~. All other Engraving half the usual prlce
Please call and exain. specimens No 4si Courtard st.
corner Greenwich. o23p
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26

Mas Cox. ~ Delaney st.
certify tie above being true statements IN every
particular. G. BgHEocT Fastor OF Stanton.t Church.
was almost bind Tor twenty years With aaract in
each eye, when perfectly by Dr. fraG
els astonishing preparation Tor that disease
Hester JOHNSTON 1875 South ST.
This celebrated preparation the Eye has
made perfect nope mad ged and even ~
1eicyei TO b. incurs5 II perfect for sll IN
dimmatory Gseases Of the Eve weakness Of sight, and
nus made many wonderful amaurosis and cata
fact l. Is not prepared sold BY any America bull
Or J. Francs. Numerous certificates be a. the
Office.
We, the undersigned. macy Of us haviag used it
families and knowing astonishing efficacy Mnhesita
une'y recommend It to the notice OF the publ yalu
able remedy.
DuHcAS DuNBAR, Pastor Of the McDougal.sr Church.
: H. CoNg Pastor oil the First BAPTIST Church.
JOINS r OK Agent for the Home Mission society.
J. HARRiso.. Pastor Of the Thompson st Church.
JACOB BRU.gs. Pastor ofihe Norm Baptist Church.
josfu, iASE Vi tbar Of the Pr6sbytery at Buffalo.
q GLr.NY Member of tho Roy Il College ef Sur
rcoas Lnndon-No Warren Il.
~ Artificial Epes iuser,eI, Eh:ch cannot be dstin-
z1i- hrd from natural 10 Barcl1y.-st nI- I'm.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26
II Ay Ell. q.
- ~Naw-yoRN.4 LBANYavD

= c~-a nN8W-SoR A.xLBANYAyD
t--sS-sS--z7z1 TROY STEAMBOAT LINZ for Albany
-='aessoT,e2s,- from the fvot Of Corr snd ,trecl
prect Sith7s; landing.
Tho DE WITT CLINTON, tri a. ard Sturdy Al
,ersoon. i, o'clock.
~. or any o;ber .nd ofPrsperty taken shipped or put
on board the Boats this Line must be at the risk of.
,gnsrs Of .,eh Goods freight Baggage. &c B2j
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
= r@o y The nsT and commodious S,e'rabOsi
So ROCHESTER. Capt ST. J~hn. VII
S-sr-c-SzSS leave he pi.- bsivcen ;ac foo; Of Cort
,,st AID Liberty stS Tuesdai ThGr,day std Saturday
afternoons as o'clock. >.orrr,.,,r
The new aad commodieu> steamboat NORTH ANERl-
ca C,.t 81 H. Trues. ell leaves the pisr s6oye Tass
~ Tbur,d,y and : iturtsy afternoons At O'Clock.
Fsr Pssssgs or Freight apply 70 r C. SCnULrZ, at
the e;c on the Wharf or board y. Il. All kinds Of
property ,skei only At HI r'.S inc owners thereo
New-York tribune., 1841-11-26

The Ncw-York Journal Of Commerce. New York Tn
bune P.iladsphia aqulrer Baltimore American. B4,i-
more Patriot Sarona! Inteligeacer and Hadissnian.
xii laser, me above notice week until The 9Th
enher and present the Collector OF
the Cnstnf. .he-e nuhi.hed for parnent n2l 2.s,tDa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
COMMERCE ENTIRE LES ETATS-UN1S
Eft L,ANGt.ETERRE.

Les resolutions %suisantes adoPiees par
la chanbre do ameflcalne de
Liverp oil ont trait . IN sujet tres impor-
tan,. On y vera que la granite de voir
imposer dams ce pays des droits plus e'e-
YES sur les m~archandisss angiaises est une
des %raiscns qu'or fat salolr pour reduire
les droi,s one patent en- Angleterre nos
principlux produits ;
A n assemble generate de la cham
bre amtricaine de amer qul a Gu lieu
le ? mars lS4l, sous la Precedence de nj
Roshell, &c. O
Les resolutions snirantes ont etc adop
tees a l'unanlmite:
l.. Resolu que les preuves so1mises a
un comlte de la chambre des commines
pendant la dern era SESSION. qli q ait etc
nomae pour faire une cnq1ete sur les
droits imposes sur les importations dams
lie Rnyaume Uni, ont fat solr clairement
la necessi,e dune entiere revision du sys-
teme ac;uel de aouanes, EN- ce qui con-
cerne les drots; que dams cette revision,
on doit avoir en- vue de fare disparaitre
les restrictions pernicieuses qn resent
sur l'industrie Ell lie bien-etre de la COM
munaule, ct que cette chambre est CON
yaincue, ql'une reduction jadlcieuse aug
menterait lie revenu aa lieu de lie dimi'
nuer.
2. One cette chambre Giant compose
de membres interesses au developpement
des relations cornmercisIes entire lAngle-
terfe ct les Esais Unis. croft desoir expri.
aer sa profonde con.iction de ce que, 81
l'0n ne fat pas dams lie coIrs de fannee'
aes notifications sur la farine, le riZ, lie
bois de construction, lie tabac, lie colon, e.
autres articles que proluisent les Flats
Unis, ceux-ci lfrnnt a lear tarif des chan
uemeos t.esdtfagorable ak tntetets dc
l'Angletcrre, ct irtout a ses PARTICIPATES
manufactures.
8. Que le. vice da systemic qui take Ia
matifre premiere imporlee daas IN pays
aui depend autant de Ia p~rosperite &c ses
manufactures, est sutisammant denaontfee
pour engager a ~retirer, on au molns d1tni
nuer les drolts sur lie co,un; que limmenst
| cn~ntrebande de tabac, ct la gertrude
au'une reduction des droits, seralt su'si'
d me augmentation dams la c~onsommatlol
aui compenserait ct au-de'alcs pertes pre-
ounces pour lie revenu public, scat de
,rgunsens conyaincans Ell fayeur dun
eduction; que la saline politique demand
que les droiis d'introducllon sur les cert
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
AVIS,

Fin rtponse 4 l'a,is de Mr. J p Michel,
date dn Ter avfil coufant III y JET dune
ltgne DE- dfmarcatinn d'une terre d.
qtinze a%rpents Pc face. dile cor IL Fans
20 Riyretc, qui doit etfe vepdue par ls
joyce dc pafolsse dc Quest Baton ko,gc
lie 2G dc &C mois.
Cote tcrrc Went dc no,s Gtfe ndjusfe
par Ia Conr Snlt6me de la Looisiane. en-
faveur dan tire date DE- 177G, coutre Mr.
% Devall. oui f,ndait des ti'rca date r. DE-
1857 ct 1900, qai certaincment valaient
bcaucoup mienx que les tires lie Mr. J r
Michel qui soDt da e. dc 1919, ct nu' n'ont
pas le scns coinman. Mr. J p Michel
pcot.elro persuade que, 81 son avis porte
lie moindre ptejndicc d la vcnie dc celtc
ttrfe que nous Iattaquer"ns en- %do,nmagos
ct in,Grets. q CHOPlilN.
5 avriI 1S4l Or
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
EI.1T ne LII LOUISIANA,
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge - Cour du
Troisieine district.
No. 2627.
La Banque dc Cne dcla Nile Orleans.


Reos Filz Patrick, Ell ais.
Ed vertu dun ofdre de saisie ct de
ven,e, a moi adresse par lhon Cour du
Troisitme district, dc la parolssc ct Eial
susdits. j'exposefai en- venie pubIiqae,
LUNDi, II Mai 1871,
il la mai,on dc C0ur de la di,e parnisse,
aux heurs ordinaires des %venfes, tops les
droits, tires ct i1terets des d~Gfendeurs de
la propritte hypoyleaue ci .ad'es dEcrite,
saveir:
I'm terrain situE dams cite parlie de Ia
vile de Baton R,uge, diyisise par L.
Beanregard ct dfsigne sur lie plan par lie
No 7 dc care No IS /; ensemble asec les
ba!isses ct aml'ioralipns qui sly irouvcnt.
Fait pour salisfaire une obligation de
douze mois. laiie par NJ. Patterson Ell ais.
pour Ia snsdlte proproprif;k.
Conditions &c la sente, au compliant,
sans bentfce destination
Ii w FOWLER, sheriff.
9 avrii--0
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ARRIvEE DU BRITISH QUEEN.

Par un extra du Herald de dimanche, 4
courant. nous apprcnons la nouselle dc
rarrivte du bateau q vapeur IL Brush
Queen, 4 New York venaot de I'Anglc-
,crre, apras une trasersee de % liz loars
DIES plus penisles. Les nouvelIes apportees
mar &c navire sont de six jours plus re
centes, que cellles du President. Voici ce
que nous ayons recuei!lic de plus impor.
tunt.
Les anfaires d'Amtrique occapent en-
prande par,ie les dG5ats du parlemeat
d'Ang,eterrc, le rapport du comitt des
a~ffaires Giraugeres fail par NJ. P,ckens a
produit une grande sensation.
Les nouyelles de la Chine ne mi pas
subsidiaries pour rAngIeterre, ce;te ex.
pedilion paraii etre totalenent manquee,
i'amiral Elliot a laisse lie commandment
e. revient en- Angleterre, en- consequence
dune maladie de c9ur.
. Ga dit que lord Paimerston va { re ap-
pele a Ia Chamh.e des Pairs.
Les tifferends marches ont soiffert
Mus on moins DIES dernieres neuvci!es des
Etats Urs.
En- France tout parait etre tFanq lille
Les editeurs du %juarnal La France, qui
avaient eie mis- en- prison pour Ia Publaca-
ton des famenses lettres attributes d
Louis Philippe, ont e'G mis- en- iberte; ais
sou,iennent t%ouiours Iaulhentici.e de ces
%ietres; lie jugemea. des tditeurs du Ma
tional q commence lie S mars.
Mile. Mars s'est retire. do Theatre.
On a essaye d'assassiner rcxItgen,
d'Espngne, ct la reinc Christine, mais on
ma pas relssi.
En- Esyp g. Mahemst Ali est en- bate
aux nouvelies imposiiions du SaItan. Ce
dernier veut avoir lie pouvoir de nommer
les princi,aux o~fFiciers de son goaverae-
nent, ct ne veut lui accorder la souse'
rainele de rEgypte que pendant So vic
durante. on pense quill ne SO sou mettra
pus b ceite dcrnisre condition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

PARCISSE QUEST BATON ROUGE,
Cnur du Quatrieme District.

& opbt ~ hEAttP b%AkbN kFt 49,
a Z nom ct par ~ranforite de PEA de Ia T4oui-
IA siAne Ell 4 o la fl.e Cour----- SsdLUT.
A toas eeax que cola co1CerHe, fsissns sayoirs
que d'apres la petition, de William, Evans, de In
dile Pafnls.e .ei Fiat. ac,ueliement pfopfictaire RI
possesseur de bonnie fol de la ~propriete ci apres
decrite, sasoiT;
Ilne certaine TerIe situee dams la Paroisss do.
Quest Ba ton Rouge, fesaui face All asuve Missls-
sipi, borree en- haut par les trrres de s.. Knight 81
en- ba par eelles dc Lotis Alley, conienast trnis
cent ONE acres plus or noins sans cor7pter la bat
tare, ayec toutss les su1elioraIiens qui sly trouyens.
La ~propriete Grapes decrite a fs actirtee par 10
dit William Evans; Il uue yenie pnb!ique faiGs par
Vaimoii fiebeft sheriff, lie la perarese rfdss.ns
m. ntionmee, lie fI,ruze Janvter A. ID. mil huit ceat
uuaraBif-It1, en- vsrfu d'mn orire de aaisie ct do
yet1ie aires sc az dit Sheriff, par lir1uoTt be t'oIr
du quaifieme DissT1ct, daHs ct Posr IA t'sroiass eA
Eat susroanes, Il Ia reqnete dc siadfon I.Yxge.
. nr f'usage de Mad. Eliza &. Johnson eastss 3.
Knight, No. Cos, DIES Tegistrt, de IA Caar, 81 YEA
du coame ii q etc dit pour ~satIslsife III, ingeHeat
dsus lie process 81 dess.s, ct ls dill William Evans
en- devint l'aehe'e"E pour lie pix lie dsux mile
aeuf cents piastfes conlpfApa, y
Js, tipcsu. hsrksa1nL, G.efEes de 58@Cout-<as
1uatsiene District Jo.,iciairs, dass 81 posr In Pa
roisse d'Duest Ba'.,n Rouge, E,ai de la LouisiaHe.
au rom ct par ! an,osite ds dir Eiai e, de la dire
tous ct eonf.fn.emeI ! aux cssusas d'us nste dc In
Legislature. de II Louisiana, intftuis; "Ae;e pour
| coifrmr.r les Tires DIES scanefeugs aax telies Ia-
iicistses. approuyo ia 10 Mars 1884," nj accoIea
Ell 4oeurds par ees pfeseHres critic algsiitIon, pro-
tena,s. Il sonan,art ,ons cenx quI peuveni asoir
, nue!ntfes dfoits on iitfes 4 la pTopriese ci-dessus
nyertfonpde. en- raisca de 1~uei1ue fnsHgns De forsse
daus irpfire, lie decTet on lie jugsment lie la die
Cour do qua trl6ais District, tn yersu desqueis In
vsule de la p~topIiete ci-dessus rlentionnee A f6
fate, on pour toute autre ~Illssaiii6 90 Trfeguiariea
Laus les procedures de In dite Cour, on dams lsssts
nation, I'annouce, lie tems, on pour t'aat sutre de-
fau, queieonqas, d'asois q dedu'rs dams les trsf' .e
jours eui suivtost Ia premiere ptrbtic alton Do eats
mtnt,ion dans les feuiifes publignes. po' ,,,,s; !,
venie aiu.i FAME corJn,s Il est dii ci-ds> $3.50;
pas co"hrmee Ell hos.oIoguss.
~ Ainsi fat. dor ne, &c
kL1Slse0oge l. MrsA.n d. Is4l.
49, V.KI.AkLAAD, Gsaet
il mar.&b
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Etsf dc In Louisiana.
Cour du Trolsleme District, parolsse dEs'
Ba,en Rouge. so lan,itr l84l.
No. 294S.
Nancy Black vs..
.I.lhn ". Dawson, son mari.

John w. Dawson, son mari.
La demanderesse declare, qd,attenda
I'4tat embarrasse dams lequel Sc trouvent
les ~affaires de SON mari. ellie est en- dan
ger de perdre sa pfoprlete Paraphern'fe,
en- consequence ellie demande la separation
de sa prolr.ee paraphernale, eli Fadlnln's
ration de la-jite propriete.
Les temoignages etablissentla situation
embarrassee des ~afIaires du dktendeur. ct
prouyen, que la demanderesse a. cohme
plopriele paraphernale ~personnelle,
10 La piece de terre sur taqoe!le est
ga de,neure ~actuelle, siiuee dams cette pa
~roisse, a environ sroIs miles de Ia vile De
Baton Rouge. sur les eaux de Wards
Greek, ton,enaut deux cent %soixante qua>
torze 1900 acres.
90 Les cscIases suiyans: E'sey, Harry,
Ephrain, Mary, Casey, Nat, Caroline,
Jackson, Yellow Mary, Gerard, Johnson
George, Allick, Am, Raby ct Hannah.
8 Tous les cheyaux, les vaehes, les
Le:fs, les cochons les usiensiles de tetme'
ainsi qre tout les meubles ct us'ensiles ae
cuisine qui Sc trousent malntenant sur les
lleux.
DO II est de plus demontre, que 'e de-
fendeura reeu de I'argent appiitenant a Ia
d~emanderesse ct quill en- a dispose pour son
usage particuIier, montani a la so'nme de
dix mile deux cent quarante-six Piastres
et solxante-quinzs cents.
En- consequence, il est ordonne. adJnge'
ct de.reie que la d~emanderesse SOFT ct es'
par ceci separee de hiens dave IL
| defendeur son mari, qa'elie soft de-
| c.arGe proprietaire ltgitime de la proprle {
susdite, G, qu'ellc Ell al; la possession e
administration. !. est de plus adJahs'
ct decree que la denandefesse a on I"ge'
ment coutfe lie dGfandeur, poar la sofn'l'
De dix mile deux cent q%uarante sly pas
tres ct soixante- quinze cents aysc les III
!er&ts a cinq pour cent per annum' Ct ny
no heque sur toute Ia propfitte dudh &c.
iendeur, pour en- assnrer lie palemeG'
uinsi que les frais d. process d'arres !
take. (signe) ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du Troisiame District, few is4l
Pour copie conforme a foriglhal,
ay II ls4l 10 NJ Moreno, u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
Aux ClTOYENS BEST ET
Quest BATON ROUGE,

Les citoyens des sasditrs pare's cs
sont invites 4 s'assemb'cr a la Ma'son
de Cour de cette Vile. Mardi prachath
go du coarant. il midi, pour lEendtc
en- consideration DIES measures sonve-
uablcs pour oxprimer les sentinchs ne
douIcurs au'eproavent les citoycns dc
Cos parsisscs. dc Ia prrte dent n sage
Providence Nous a fait sabir. en- ret'-
giant dc CO monde notre chef. WILL
LIAM HENRY HARRISON. Pre-
sident des Etats unis.
ar II nest pas possible de suppoSer qa'un tel
appel puisse site iai' dams un esprit de raf'i. gu
a uoe cassc patteuliete de nos eitoyens--c'es'
un appr, sent,al a tout hon ei'oyen e NOES es-
perens voir unc grande assemtlte. Nous a'anons
d croite quit ucst rersonne pa'n' nous gu
voudrai, poussos lespri, dc parti jasque dams ie
tombeaJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA,
parolsse d'Est Baton Rouge.--C"ur d
Trois!eme district.
No 1894
james NJ Bruno,

Cbos X Picket,
En- yertu dun writ de Fl "a. i moi nd
reese par ihnromble Corr du truisitnio
district &c Ia paroisse ct Etat suFdits, Tex
p"se'ai Tn yente pallique ~ plus hut
enchfrIssenr,
sAaEbt Is Mai rroth,in,
a la maison de Cour de Ia Vile dc Baton
Rouge, aux heurcs ordinaircs des v%cntes,
tous les droits tires. in,GlGts ct pteen-
tons ia dlfendeur, dams CT ponr la pro.
pritte suivanic, savolr :
Tn terrain silut dams ceite parile de In
vile diyi.Ge par DeyalI, mesufant sci
xante pieds dc face snr Ia rae IEsli'c CT
cent yingt prcds dc t%rofondeur avee toutcs
les authorizations qui sly troovent ; aban.
doupG par 10 dtfendenr pour saiisfsire AZ
iugement CT aux frais, dams !. protes ci~
dcssus.
Conditions M compliant.
II w FOWLER hefif.
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