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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

HoNonAnLr.-lIopcy Y. Petiigrew one Of the pris-
oneTs who the Sth lust escaped from the Dover jail
returned last Friday aud gave himself up the liler
we learn from the Dover Gazette. lie was confined for
debt and after his arrival home in Darnstead learning
that the ler might he rendered liable for his debt from
his escape, lie resolved Immediately return and free the
aier from rccuniay loss his account Concord Free
Itall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

SILK DEEssEs.-fhe Y. \. Evening Post SAYS: 1
silk dfe-s. such The wealthy alone can aft I'd n wear
ani which would from thirty t. fftv dollars NAYS
two dollars AL half per pound VT duty \ comm.n
sk dress such tie wives OF citizens generally War
and Which uid cost about dollars anl weirhin, The
same, : chuecshe with the same duty. Thus the ma,
Joniy Of women. whose limited. have to paw
high daiy for dollars worth Of goods the rich
have to pay OF hiy dosrs worth Of goods aud this i
what Is meant Nv protection The injustice thus done
either to build al the manufacturer favor the rch
Is too P'ifabe u es-npe ths notice Of the people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
CHEAP FOR CtSas.
g.. = .,os a.. .. n. az a. an.

fENllE subscriber ms thanks his former customers
n and invites all those call az ie
old Tucker Washington
the Bank where ready accommodate those who
call upon him with Article the
Bile will especially making Cofin
Iarse VIII he in attendance Aorde
tins line both and country VIII promptly attended
WII.IIAM " WEAVER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
- AID DBL ESY

rsNiE undersigned takes this method Of inviting
ID rich and extensive assortment of Sadde, Harnesses,
He @ Saddles
kind, quilted Spanish and brides
saddle bags carpet bags Trunks spring
side saddles,
usually found ay. Also,
ofcoars; all of which c intends they
Madison elsewhere. Bargains he had country
produce will be taken for adey All thankfully
attended q " punciuaity and despatch
brick block directly opposite the Palmer House.
H. r. hason hand, large quantity Of seasoned lumber
will
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS.
Tor TaNcs. DC. in Fulton County. Indiana

Collector Fulton Indiana the Sd Monday
February, -l2
ray charged the penalty ISL aud also the for
~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

hNE ol,ncd stand. doofs
: West 90 tlie Post Office sud q -h
ilrHr. FAINT. f0f t'i
ut 1f'aor fi'1s. Bfas and Jguor ssiffsd -
tihfT article
Their inc. alu which selected h the finn The
aud e nrst
o.
u . With that The sul fhefs compelled
The present embarrassed sale
or
iine system, hcs confident that i'y wi make
the uu cali and hni
chase The attention Of PIN County Merchant saItos aud
inN rr-r tiuiis
aa rcr gfors
compromising and believe tstsrnce ~
ihiiiefp particular branch shall
rcf g, &c
\. I1he prices VIII De- cash iiaLs.
BcrsHaN flaAseed, Ginseng yellow Root aud al Spfsr
InirnalalIs Nav - J. AIgliE lEANEDN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
B0OsA BINDING,
acCOuss. EsOOiS Nsaus;gfacfOry.

ana Account EEOOSk NssauUtsictOfy.
AI TYLER Co. wholesale and retail dealers and Nanufac
Of Blank Books dealers Stationery
IN the N1 Ending Washington opposite the Palmer Hotel
indianapolis Indiana where there always be obtained and VIII
be- found constantly hand, the articles m Their line Every
description Blank Books County Auditors and Tasu School
COMMISSIONS and Magistrates with without printed heads
In NIL their Blank Books they the Improved Patent mode Of sew
s which gives Strength Tfs Eierbhg And Is incomah
other method devised for blank books ana VIII
keep the leaves firm and solid while the book lasts instead {"
often the with all other methods The new method
renders the books worth double the old Kind though they
cost In elegance durability and superior style OF finish their
d. T. Co also prepared TO manufacture all descriptions of
Fancy Articles such Ladies' tientemen Port FOs
ke Card Eases Albums, Spectacle Cases, Cigar Cases Pocket
Bocss and Note Books.
Music PAPER always hand which be hound in various
aud Ranks supplied the iic.
Bound the prices and short
The improved pattern Ruling Machine just
Books and Paper ruled - any pattern.
They prepared TO do all kinds Of Finding in French and English
All aud Morocco Plain Extra and Marble and Gilt Edge
FINISH Al kinds OF Law aud interviewed works and
MATCH which personal attention viii be Old Books
bound style desired. and the
RrFERrNcTRllon Isaac BL,cFoRp supreme Judge GEo. H.
Desk, Treasurer Of state ~ MorRIs, Auditor of State;
MrERitI President Of state Bank J. VI Raw Cashier OF state Bank
g w tADY of Insurance Company y w MoHRIs Esq
y. X. PsiNEB, Esq Sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

ENcornAsruKSr eF HoNE lSnusrnv The clerk of
the House OF representatives. Of the present Wing Con-
gress, has advertised Tor proposals 10 furnish stationery
&c Among the items II be she'd hv contract for the
Of the hcr. observe there one Of 500 pen-
knives of the make Of Rogers Son (Epghah) and 80
Of American manufacture. This Is fine practical us
traticn Of the notions Of these Wings the encour-
agenent OF domestic manufacture. American penkives
are not good enough for Wing Congressman. Oh no !,
they must have the real British artc and the duty
on them. g for that they paid for by he dear rc5-
pie. These 300 peuknvc< viii cost s3 90 each and
thus 5000 viii the British mlnuflcturer for this
little item alone Let II b. also remembered thai the
clerk Of the House Of Representatives Is Clay Wing Of
the true collar order.-H esfern J-aion Des.gcr.L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

IHE PHgNIN BtNK.-Wi the w zig editors who
have told their readers that the PhGnix Bank al Charles
town, was controlled hy members of the Democratic party
copy the following cont LECTION Of the lie AMI credit it 10
their brother Of the Bunker Hill Aurora
The Newhuryport Herald Is very wide of the truth IN
many OF ITS statements respecting the Phnaix Bank Its
officers aud directors never belonged 10 the political party
supposes nor dl receive portion of The gov
ernment deposes on account of is political character
aud We regret 10 say It, VINO NAVE ROBBED IT
"F IT'S ENTIRE CAPITAL WIRE Active MEMBERS OF
The Aurora estimates the liabilities of the Bank I'm
Guiding tie capitol stock, S3OOOOO) sess. 900 and
rs asseus. Of every description. S7560OO Of which
about s330Oo0 the parer Of Stanley Reed 4 Co. and
John >kinner.-Bosfou Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Paoor ,-1Haf .hr. Cloy agreed T. surrender The
Froecfire Poh,y ia he Compromise If Ssh.
Mr.. Wise, IA letter To his constituents Just published
says:
am informed and authorized, by who saw the
manuscript drought Of the of S33 before It was Of
fired t. state that when Mr. Clay drew the act of 1888
and showed u 10 his friends his hand writing ai er
the clause which provides that only such duties shall be
land necessary for economical administration
the Government after the 50h of June 1912 the follow
ing words. or other words precisely equivalent were add
Ell. to wit -" ff suc duties shall BE- Iaid 1gifhovf ref
erenee 10 The projection IF any domestic article ,siae
err
This the form (aS il stood ir) the guaranty
designed to b. given To the compromise act that the Gov
eminent should return constitutional function Of
evying taxes fr public instead Of private uses They
were to he imposed ",cboat rej5eRce 10 brgfcciioH IL
was thus IN cypress terms that Mr. Clay agreed to an
don his protective policy.
This mode OF expressing the idea that the rcveu, pow
or could only be consutonav exercised to raise money
for the Governmeutnot for the particular classes
was curtaed. probably to save appearances and be-
cause the omitted part implied in that retained The
pledge declared siApIy ia these words SucH NJ
THIS oNLr SHALL Re LAID As NECESSARY no AZ
ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF Gov ERNMLxr.'
Saving hat the duties should lie land OnF for reyenne
excluded their imposition in reference to projection The
latter might accrue the incident, but was not TO
control the primary otJect.-Globe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
EssEssE MEDICINES. dc.

FzNlE subscribers have aho
d and large as~srtuent 81
FRHSH DRUGS, .HEDICLhES. PfLifS DiEH oofN -qAD
DlE>ftFf> .HEDfCgL GL.ISSt.4Rf. HL.IoH rf-4SS.
COS Mites FIRE MINES .itD fIQffH>
selected together
o.
nrnn The Eastern m olat. 'ah aud afcof
the sell The NE
Prices short approved credit u BE- attention" is-
Plffir filing
undne medicines. and tele, that pe.nc.
fi particular shall b able
The 40 hour in the ugi hen allied
indianapolis. July 24-lu tkAiGitLAD 4 BRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

No EfnrrrtoS oF. WAeFs.-A correspondent % the
AlanS Afscs ae-. that, siuee The ps - Of the Tars
BIZ he fsetorirs of he Messr< NiiFs At Coiuniav,e
"a Ca'unba county have stopped and f Tie reason tia,
the wosmen would consent u reduction of - n.r
cent th-ir The corres,.lea; slss that
The ofe aises at he Troy voloes iacta,s have had
ece Of reduction al 20 per ce,.i.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
NnaafE.

TENE snbTher, having so his enie stok Of Drugs Med
cues brother, would recommend him 10 the
age OF his former customers. DANIEL KING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

sE large aud building recently occupied by Basil
br'Nn Is public house, This @
nost ec situations Tie city boarding IL
thoroughly rpli'vi
and o boarding house he eNceled IL would make
good dwellings lor private families, having every convenience
no one Would phlbs wish o he without pre-
misses they are invited 70 call ON the subscriber, from whom they viii
learn ht terms, ETC. T.. HEUpERLN,
lIaI g-l.-r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

PALLIATIoS.-" Pray, sir" said the Judge a bank
rupi brought up be discharged his
sir how could you wilfuly, and with your eyes OPEN
contract such number of debts without any visible
of paying them ," Why Judge" said the petit
toner, you abo. under great mistake-I have never
inmy fe coairactei lot. the contrary have inva
rahy done every thing to enlarge them -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Legislature VII adjourn under
n be well paio accommodate number
and COOL terms.
grade ae lie m feel thaka disposed
To ptifonze house. and every renderh
guests comfortable.
81 and Trade Of Mechanic taken for board
Iulitn1psiis. Ian .. ioie l2u JOHN 4. PARKER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Daniel Webster cheercd Ia three illness three q,
leaving Faeg Hall after tie delivery his great speech
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
WILLIAM SULLIVAN.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE AND
Comm is~iOucr in 1Sankrunfcy.

n nd Tor NIrIOH C0Hnu.
HvOR taking performing
under In To
uniform system at bankruptcy hToughoutth United
ON, e. Opno.ILe LlMnmo-s lInlel. IndIlnanns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

gTDuring the performance of piece at the Chatham
theatre y. y few nights since il necessary for a
person who played the part OF Irishman an
American The gave the rejected of the Ash
burton dinner" The President Of The United States -
70 which he proposed nine cheers. Immediately the
whole audience rose and made the building shake with
their loud aud long huzzas.
MEDICAL PoErRY-On the smooth surface of ledge
of rocks OF Rlinslol Island, that gem of Boston habor
IN front of the hospital, is the following epIiaph
Near these gray rocks,
Enrlosd in box,
Lies NIr. John Coke,
Who died of Small Pox
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
WILLIAM ,. BROWN.
Attorney and lnnnseIiAc nj IauU

Attorney and counsellor at Law.
" AIKEN the Office recently occupied by Msrs. Wick Bar
b0uT the John NJ. Talbot.
aillimes be found unless absent professional
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Ol-EE.N~N SISE.

VERY good ASSORTMENT of Qleenswafe Which viii shon
u hugely found store.
Ntis. Mulasses. and every thing family Rencmte
ch chered siole. 5u l.. HEDDERI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Es0oTs AND SHOES CslEsP..
HNssss.s,Y a. GARTER

SUCCESSOR TO JOHN JoNES-SIk Dycrand Scouer No -
- Firth street Philadelphia. Neno ShaW cleaned and
silks dyed aud packed
at the shortest notice.
y B-Orlers from hans Families and others pnnctuay
ateniedto Cloth and shade pattern.
Pic and dressed style six aud
r UEDDERfS AGENT indanap,s f9-if
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
TANNED LADIES.
BOOTS AND sfEOsss.

asf1nSnc bow many ladies
hy purchasing
Bcnncis. sold hy y JOHN CAIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

u e opposite ths Wellington Han. WasIneion street
OF iaippit'S irNcirA shop, up >tlirs-drst door.
Indianapolis, October -, 1872. lstf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

RNHE Iales Of indianapolis aud vicinity respectfully requests
orsanine tae subscribers stock Of Lawns, Gmshams,
and American Pi0ts. DrS Hkf Gloves. Hosiery SC Al
h large assortment Bnnts Bonnet Lawn, and silks and Tn
atings. AL of the newest si,ie. ~ JOHN CAIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
gDE4gJFsEesTS EfQDVEIal,

'uNE undersigned Inns taken the stand one north
d of the public square Cuuhus, fr In the
be make the slnen he
looked the cleanliness and the
outward His stables have becu much improved 10
render horses perfectly comfortable.
lie fles those who feel disposed call linn
be entertained. JOHN T.. HUNTER.
Columbus. a.. Ind. scot u -. l52m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
800 g.tssIE... SAFE.

g1AfAfA BARRELS II the above a superior quality
we salt Ii positively bes,
Z
9ly0 barrels OF Pure White Kenhawa:
do
f sale n WILSON'S SALT SHED, West street Nrliscn
a. hi eni and the plol lac would please
seu purchase elsewhere.
Madison, sept. - 1-u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
LAW NOTICE.

VI T. : VI u X RI so N
AVN. resigned ms office the 9TH Judi
u circuit, tenders his @ the public a an
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
indianapolis Clothing store.
Benz siEsN ORR.
TEE SEsCCKEICD sVeRr.

HOLES and retail dealer ia ready made eoiine &c e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

EEN1EhEN N want 81 Of any pattern price
70 call the subscriber before
them he thinks quality pEice. y JOHN CAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
I'D E;9r LADIES

5NiE subscriber has hand large variety II Boots and
aagidcGTe for SHE al prices tie
InHN & AN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

: s. lis attained hh All be- rNt taxes m and
penly charged u W re r louise or n
81 4 Is = nnocb Cr run c m % "A dIhl pd
I3I61 s SIS Al fnhnr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
X 4; VI T. vi ~ e. e

's'IA Groceries and Provisions. and all usually found
such stores may De had cheap AL Their variety the chez
cred store tal and see 5u p HEDDERLf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

rENFE being likely anno cd i ~ frequent
interruptions their business 10y the people making
concluded
establishment
squares This VIII bee good designation and Will be- The place
Liquors and GceS awatse had Al The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

October 25.Isf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24

ASSEMBLIES ruBbIauE.--A uno Assem-
bl6s ssnue aujourd'hui, suivnnt l'avis don.
nd dams notro dernier numero, pour Fob.
ist d'inviter Mr.. Clay A vis'ter baton
Rouge, 10 Cen. r. THOMAS a etc nomnd
president. OF l.. G. MouR1s secretaire.
Resolu, que I'asssmblee resent lee plus
agreablss smetions, A regard do Ia visise
dc M. Henry Clay, 4 Ia Louisiana.
RSsolu, Qu'en vue de ces sentiments OF
CONNIE In t~6moignage de lsur profond res.
poet Ell gratitude envers I'm homme d'atat
distlngud OF un illustre patriotic, c'est 10 de.
cir de cetts assemble d'inviter Mr.. Clay d
Baton Rouge.
Rtsolu, Qu'an comitS compose do nen'
psrsonnes soient nominees pour voIt Mr..
Clay ct lui presenter Repression dc lenrs
sentiments OF do lsurs vnux.
Messrs. r. ID. Conrad. John Butler,
Aug. Duplantier. John W. Dawson, James
Cooper, ]. Haeslon. Amos Adams, 8. Al.
lain ct r. Daplantier, ont dt6 NOMINEES
de CO comite.
Rtsolu, Qu'un comitt compose do cling
personnes soit nemme pour faire les arran.
gemens ntcesssirc pour Ia reception de
Henry Clay. ..'
Messrs. james Cooper, Jas. NJ. Brunot,
J. w. Fowler, Jugc Tessier OF DR.. u. I.
Harvey ont ot6 nsmmts 10 dit comite.
P. THOMAS. President.
L. C. MonRrs, Secretary,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24

Las xrRENNEs.-Nous teuehons q
Christians Ut 10 jour do IAN aprrochc;
ainsi Ia grande a~fiaire des etrennes doit en-
CO moment eccuper teus les ssprits. Gull
mo coit done permits do dire aux cavaliers
qut aitncnt 4 rrofter do eette occasion ps'r
fairc aux danes d'eldgans cadsaus ha.
taz.vous, Msssieurs, de vis,ter Ia beutique
dAugusta Bonsirvin car
La, vcus psurrcz troavsr, nu gre dc vos Ca
prices.
Der sucres arrangts en- galans tdtfces:
Des chateaux de bonbons, des palais do bis
cuits,
Baton Rouge. le Heuvc ct les dragons %ccnfits,
Les amnurs de Sapho, d'Abelard, de Tlbnlle,
Lss noces De Gamarhe ct les travauS d1Ier-
eule
Et mile objects divers qua prts soin d'im;ter
L'hshile confiseur que je viens de otter.
Mais no men croyez pas sur parole,
=, Messisurs prencz la peine d'en'rer chez
Mr.. Auguste. OF le serai fert surpris ii vous
men sorsez pas les mains pleines.
JkNvIsR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24
ETAT' DE Ia LOUISIANA.
PAEofssg D'EsT BATsa HoUeE.

Vente par ordre de In Conr de District.
II sera vendu par - sousstgbt. Juge de Pa
rolsse. JFUDI, s Janvier prachan. fis43) sur
log iicux, la proprjttd suivants appaf'enant a
Ia strrsssien dc feu Anthony Wepb, d. Gfd6
I'm vnercean do bonnie isfre, eon'snant ds''H
cen, yinrt arpeps, plus on n,olns, sous cult
~vstI,,, i environ 10 miles aud, ssons Ne IA
ton Rau, ., tsrna al uord Quest par les tarres
do las 81 Wiliig, au sud est par Mad Brow II.
notd est PR relics de Mad. '6ageIso". e, ."
sud.ouesf par b epl,en Cobb, avee 'e''ss los
ba,,sssa ri antlis." atIoi's gui Hy tronsen'.
Conditions Dc Ia v. ME ia tefre payable Ell
Jsnyter 1919, Janv,er 1914. ct Janyier ls4",
I'aequtteur fournissant n's bIi'e's h'Id"ssfs 81
hypothaqae j~urqu'au dern. sr s~is'noht avac
IN jnttre ta dix pour cent ,us9u'ap p'r'als
Placement.
3 dc. ~ Gil. IESSl.tR, J. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24

MESSAGE DU PRESIDENT.

La copie du message du President au
Congress, nous est parvenue ce mat'n.
Comme ~l'espace disponible dams mes CO,
lennes nous empeche de traduire en- enter
GO document qui est fort long, nous en-
Demons un apercu que nous iachons de
rendre aussi precis ct aussl comp'et que
pessihle. Courier.
lie president m par dire que
les bienfaits du Createur, qui nous a don
ne d~'abondantcs r6coltcs, conserve In SAN.
ts parmi nos populations, ct nous a garanti
de commissions polltiques, arpellent la pro.
fende gratitude du pays. Ainsi. Get etst
dc chooses permet do TRAVELLER avec success
Gu bien.etre ja peupIe american.
Ensuite, le president felicite 10 pays de
rheuscux enlargement survenu dams nos
relations poIitiques asec FAngleterre de-
puts son dernicr message. Des dltierends
de Ia nature la plus irsitanse ont ete apln-
mis- 10 traite conclu A ce sujet ct rattle
par les g~euyernenens das deux nations,
ainsi que Ia copie des correspondances qai
l'accompagnaient. sont envoyes au Con-
gres avec 10 message.
Lac President espsre qu'on nc trouvera
rien dams ce iraite de sulet d objection,
car il croft quill ne compremet nj la di-
gnite nj rhonneur d'aucune des deux na-
tions. Une collision entire les dcux puts
sances nc peuvait guere que s~usciter une
guerre generate dams la chretiente, aussi
metre a.t-il prit un elan nou.
veau.
Arres 10 reslement dc Ia question des
frontieres, celle qui semblai, menacer da.
vantage la paix etait la question lice au
traffic de Ia traffic des Africaias.
Par Particle 10 du traite dc Gand, il
etait express6ment declare que Ia traite
des noirs est incompatible avec les prin.
cipes d'humanite ct de justice, eft que les
Etats Unis Of fAngleterre feraient tous
ieurs efforts pous y METRE nn terme.
Mais les croiseurs angiais qui etaisnt
charges de remplir les stirniatlons du
traiIe aysient, en- .~visiiant les bat,mens
americans, veae nos marlns st porte at
teinte d nos drsits %nationaux. Gnelqut
lord Aberdeen cut declare dams sa cores
pondance avec les envoyes am6ricains
Londrss, que l'Angleterre ne pretendaii
~Eallement au dreit de faire detenir par
ses crosssurs un bAtiment AMERICAN en-
pleine R,er, iors meme cue celui.ci aurait
I'm Enlargement d'esc'aves a bord, ct su'i
ne s'ngissait cue dune pretentian de yisi.
ter ct de prendre des ~infermations, cepen,
Lant rExecutif des Etats unis ne pouyai
pas discerner clairemsnt comment cetts
,isite pouvuit s'opereE sans detention dun
batiment en- route, ct eonssqaemmenI
sans interruption de notre commerce. j
e~ommnniqaai dams mon dernier messags
sunuel au Congress que les pIet~
AaslsaerIs i~npli9asle
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Est Baton RouRa-Cow da
Troasitms District.
Benjamin SIngletary. J
We No. 34O0.

Va No. 3GOU.
]. N. Palmer,
En- vsrtue DUN ordre de saisi RI Dc yenle,
lance dams le process ci~deseus de Glon. cour
du froisi6me district. et ndresst su sheriff de
Ia ~paroisse DIET Baton Rouge. il sera expose
On veute publiqun,
SAMEDf, 7 Janvier proclaim 1S43.
4 Ia tuaIson de cour, dams n vile do Baton
Rouge. cotfmencant q II heures A. NJ. tous
les drnits, fires, inttrsts et rtclsmations du
dtfendeur, dams ct pour Ia proprttte Ct .dessous
dtrrjte, SAVIOR:
In certain quart de section do terre, situt
dams rette parolsse, Giant ls meme on reside
lc dffeudeur, ct jotgna6t les iefres du plain
tif, avec ,oufes les baiissss OF ameliorations
qui s'y trouvsnt.
Saisi pour sat1sfairs al Judgement, lnterats
ct frais dams r. process ci.desaus.
Conditions dc IA venie la eonms dc trofs
cent dix.neuf piastres et guaranteeing sour,
ayec dix pour cent d'iuttret EUR Ia sorntna lie
cent vingt-deux ~pIastres ct yipgt-ueuf s0,is 4
partjr du Ter JaDvier 1s1l; ct ~ meme irtt-
ret sur Ia eornme de cent quatreyingt-se lGs
~piasires ct eoiEante. six eous d parti, du Ter
Jhnvicr 1912 payable All compliant, at Ia SON.
me de cent soixanfc.sejze pjasfres ct soixan,e
sjz solts, qui sera payable le Ter 1.anyier 1s43,
avsc dix pour cent d'inftrat ares maturite
~jusqu'a parfait Placement, Ct Fl, IL dn process.
L. G. NORRIS, Dep. Sheriff.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-24
AVIS.

Jean Bslony Daiere, exfcutenr teptafnen.
ialre de fen Ambrose Tess,sr, habltant he Ia
paroIsse d'Onest Baton Rouge, ct Etat de Ia
Louisiana, tisni dane ljntention d'afrapchir
ga muIstre#se, nominee Marianne, aRtc de
d'xshult ans, ct ayant etc auterIse a Get ef3st
par 10 jury dc police.
Toutes les persennes qui pourraient avoir
des oppositions ltgalcs & faire M dit afTran-
ehlsssment, sont prevenus h'avofr 4 lss pre-
eenter 4 la Cour dc Paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge, dams IL dtlai de quaran'e joure, = dater
dc csIul do Ia pr tsente declaration.
WIT. IIEBERT,
"a dc. A6 Sheriff.