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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
From, the Beston Transcript

The following recipe for the ntsnufac-
ture a. Artificial Ice made use Of in Lon
don f0r the purpose Of skating ut Ill sea-
sons-is from the London Repertory of
Arts, and may prove interesting to the
readers Of the Transcript:
'.Melt 10 lbs. OF chrys;alized alum,
crushed into powder, in. a copper vessel;
and, when in a liquid state 4dd, for color,
three quarters of an ounce Of sulphate Of
copper, and to render the composition
more slippery, To- Of hogs lard. Pour
the mixture, after it has slightly cooled
upon aT1oor made air-tight by being Gov
cred with Mad or zinc.''
This, substance is said to answer per-
fectly 10 skating and affords an oppor-
tuni,y for an inyigoro.ing indoor amuse
nleut 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
P w. FERRIS, Chairman, &c.
Frou, the Chilllcoths 20 J Advertiser.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

From the synopsis OF q speech made
by Senator Allen ut St. Clairsvitle on
the 9th inst, which is published in the
Gazette OF that place, we have selected
the following cheering account Of tho
Democratic victories Of l842. We shall
soon be enabled. from present appeal
RANGES, to add Ohio to the list:
The elections in the States came on.
The tide had turned. Twelve out Of
fourteen States, that have been test cleo
tons since 1910, have reversed the vote
given for ssrippecanoe and Tyler too
Indiana gave Harrison 1859 MAORI
ty, and she has turned right side DIP
The Democrats are now in power a.
gain.
North Carolina gave Harrison 1880
majority, aud she has reversed the ma
iority on Joint ballot since last year.
New York gave Tip and Ty 1898,
and is now largely Democratic-with
an overwhelming force in the Legisla-
turc.
Pennsylvania gave Harrison and Ty-
Ter 343, and now from the base to tho
summit OF her gigantic mountains, from
the ocean to the lakes, she Is Democratic
all over.
Maryland has reversed the majority
for TIP, which was 4,776, and now her
citizens walk in tho Democratic faith.
Maine, which gave 4 I majority for
the Wings, has thousands and thousands
the other way.
Michigan gave Tip and ~ 1906 ma
jority, and there is not corporal's
guard to count by in the Legislature.
Louisiana has repudiated her 800
majority 10: Tip, and gave us Is or
1900, and in State with only, $4,000
woes.
Ohio gavo Tip and Ty o3,86l n,ajor;-
~. What next? You gave Z Democrats
ic rnajority in*both branches Of the I.e-
gislature, and as generous as she was IN
1910, has returned to her first love.
Connecticut gave Hsrrison $3.50 aud
now stands largely Democratic.
Mississippi gave Tip and " 9,553
majority, an1 now has entirely reversed
arms.
Georgia gave Harrison 1856. and
now makes clear sweep for the Democ-
racy.
Why is all this? Whence come these
changesg Have the Democracy tho pow
er and patronage Of the Federal Gov.
|.ernment! Have they the banksg Mo-
The Democracy have truth and jusslcs'
only 10 offer YOU.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
INFLUENCE OF A NATIONAL BANK AND

INFLUENCE OF A NATIONAL BANK AND
H,GH TARIFF uroN official
documents, certified by the Register Of
the Treasury, prove that we exported Of
gu. domestic products, principally tho
growth OF the soil, nearly twice as much,
in quantity and value, under the admin
istra,ion Of Mr.. Van Barren, ,cilhous q
High Tariff and National Bank, as we
did under the administration Of Adams
and Clay, ,cith a Tariff and Bank. The
following figures, taken from the official
tables, speak forthemselves:
EXPORT OF DOMES TIC PRODUCTS.
.idoms' and Clays' tou, Tan BMren's four gears.
years. nitha High Ia, -,.itsoute High 7'aTi1 o.
II las '''s sss4 AIS !. 1857 'ss
is ss, $50! 81! is! 1s,s 20 ;ss5s5!
1928 5o,s69.sss 1910 ls.7s2,6i:
Total, s2as,5sl SIS Total 4os.ss4.l4s
n But there is another remarkable cir.
cuNs,ance connected with these truth
tellifH figures. When Mr.. Adams enter
ed upofiShis administration, the domestic
exports We're in round numbers 66,OOO,-
600, and yes, nth a High Tariff and q
National Bank, they run down in his
hands to $4,000, 0Oo, being falling off Of
1GO00,0OO during his. administration!
On the other hand, when Mr.. Van Buren,
came in, they stood s., 900 ,0QO, and oilh-
ou High Tariff and a-National Bank,
they gradually swelled to.the enormous
amount of $4,000, 900 being an increase
OF $4,000, 900 d1fing his administration
There is nothins thai SO clearly indicates
nations prosperity as the amount Of
surplus agricultural products which It
sells in other markets, after supplying
the wants Of its own: The farmer who
Sells the largest surplus, propoftioned 10
his labor, after furnishing bountifully his
wnfamily, Is the most thrifty, aud
those are good times for him which ena-
bic him 10 do this. What is true Of one
farmer is true Of a nation Of farmers.
Indiana Sentinel.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

WnERE ARE THEY? Ths number who
have lived upon the earth has been esti-
mated at about 27,OOf COO, 100000 900.
This sum when&oiyided by 27,86O,OOo,
the number of square miles Of land, gives
i,3l4 ,523,O86 to square rod. and five TO
square foot! Suppose square rod be
capable Of being divided into twelve
graves, each grave would contain an hum
bred persons, so that the whole earth has
been 100 tunes dug over. to bury its in
hab,tants, surprising they had been equal
ly Distributed. Were the bodies laid up
on the surface thsy would cover the land
to tbs depth Of lDO feel. IN. 7. Picbeian.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

The N. Y. Com. Adv. announces the
death Of MIR. s. D. LANGrREE, late one OF
the editors and proprietors Of the Demo.
cratic Review, and worthy man. He
died at Beacon's Castle, Surry Co., Vir.
Iginia, where for a year or more he had
been engaged in agricultural pursuits,
John 9. Legrand. Esq; Secretary Of
State. Of Mary land. vas stabbed on We'd
nesday last, near the State House, il
Annapolis, by a man named Lockerman
without any known protocation. Lock
erman fed towards Baltimore. MIR. LIE
grand is seriously, though it is hoped no
dangerously wounded.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Z EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT.-H sub
scIiption has recently been raised by the
citizensaf Grsen Bay, W. T., for the pu.
pose Of: employing an scent TO be sta
toned al the cityof New York, to attend
to forwarding emigrants out to that sec.
ton.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
OCTOBER
REMARKABLE CASE OF INSTINCT IN A

REMARKABLE CASE OF INSTINCT IN ]
B1RD.--One Of the mast remarkable rase
Of instructive knowledge in birds, was Of
ten related by my grandfather, who wit
messed the fact with his own eyes. liz
was attracted TO the door one summer
day, by troubled twittering. indicating
distress and terror. bird, who had
built her nest in tree near the door, was
flying back and forth with the utmost
speed, ut,er,ng wailing cries as she went
He was at first at loss to account for her
strange movement; but they were soon
explained, by the sight Of a snake, slowly
winding up the tree.
Animal magnetism was then unheard
Of; and whoever had dared tosmention it,
would doubtless have been hung on
Witch's Hill, without sbenefit Of clergy.
Nevertheless, marvellous and altogether
understandable stories have been told of
Tie snakes power to charm birds. My
grandfather having mind to test the
truth of such stories,. thought he would
watch the progress Of things, but. being
"A humane man, he resolved 10 kill the
snake before he despoied the nest. The
distressed mother. meanwhile. continued
ner rapid movements and troubled cries
and he soon discovered that she went and
came continually, with something in her
bill, from one particular tree-a white
ash The snake wound his way.up; but
the Instant his head came near the nest,
his folds relaxed, and he fell to the ground
rigi1, and apparentlyAiteless. My.grand-
father made sure Of hissdeath by cutting
off his head, and then mounted the tree
to examine into the mystery. The snug
little nest was filled with eggs, and COW
cred with leares the achite ash!
That little bird knew, ifsYhy readers
do not, that contact with the white ash is
deadly to snake. This is no idle super
stition; bur veritable fact in natural his
tory The Indians are aware Of it, and
twist garlands Of white ash leaves dbou;
their ANGLES, as protectionzagainst rat
ttesnakes. Slaves often take the same
precautions, when they travel through
swamps and forests, guided by the North
Star; or TO the cabineof some poor white
man, who teaches them to read and write
~ the light ofPine splinters. ard receives
lNs pay in massa's corn or tobacco.
! have never heard any explanation If
the effect produced by tho white ash; but
lsknow that settlersin the wildernesslike
to have ,hesetrees around their log hous-
ss being =convinced that no snake will
voluntarily come near them. When
touched with the bolghs, they are said to
grow suddenly rigid, with strong convuI-
siess; after Wide they slowly recover,
bo, seem. sickly Tor some time,-lNrs. e.
M Chiid.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
WING GALLANTRY.

Among the articles heavily taxed by
the new Tariff bill, we find one under
the my sterious title Of chtm0setles, which
we presume to be part Of a lady's costume.
The '.Valley STAR a spir. ted Democrat
ic paper, appeals TO all ladies to instruct
:heir husbands and lovers to vote against
all Wings from this day forth.
Nxtrj1to,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

tl'am sorry you said ttat,'' as the loaf:
&c remarked. when the Judge sentenced
him to ak months hard labor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

PUNNlNG.-A person named Owen
Moore once lott histradesman somewhat
unceremoniously, On which occasion a
wag wrote
Owen Moore has run away.
Owin more than he could pay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
GRIMES AND STARR.

rANiEs " GRIMES AND HENRY w. STARR
u have associated themselves for the pract'e, o.
the iasr under the above style. and VIII auehd 80
also in the supreme court Of the Territory. Par
ticular .tte ntion will be paid claims for lands y,
thehalf- breed tract. and elsewhere.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY w. STARR.
R.rl;n~ton. Jsn 90. =. (25)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

w THOMPSON, attorney and counsellor at
w Law, and counsellor and solcitor in Chan.
erv: sI,o scent for the purchase and sale Of real
sss.... Mount Pleasant. Henry county. lows.
NO O. 39
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

M RENO-Attorney and Counsellor a Law
M. iowa City. Iowa. May ~. lSA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

ANEcDorE.-A young coxcomb deman-
ded Of Zenss (who notwithstanding the
aus,erity OF his manners, had very SEN
.sible hearty if sages permitted Them
selves to loyei Women, replied Zeno.
ihouI9 have cause Of regret, if,hey could
command the ho,uagS Of none but fools.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

An. Austrian officer, named Birago, has
invented new system OF throwing pom
,oons over riyers. Il was ffied few
days ago in' the presence Of the King Of
Wu1emberg q the Necker, near Louis;
burg. A bridge two hundred and fifty
feet in length, was completed in thirty
Eve minutes, aid one hundred pioneers,
bne hundred ,iraiIleurs, a battalion Of in
'fantsy, a battery Of artillery, and re-
gi'hent Of cavalry passed over il in sue
cession at accelerated PAGES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

DRoWN1NG 4 MUNGER, attorneys :. Law.
ID will practice regularly in the District Courts
81 Henry County. I. T. Business entrusted TO
their care will be left with MR. MUNGER in Mt.
Pleasant May LIST. 1871.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
JOHN r. WOODS,

,NOTA RY U b &c
And General Laad A9ent,
VH1III. act a. Agent for the purchase sn' sale OF
w Real estate. tor the entry OF Gov"rnmen NJ
Lands. and for the payment of taxes in tie bur.
iineton Land District.
He will also give attention to drawing and tax
ing the acknowledgement Of Deeds. Mortgage.
Bonds, &C Office on the Corner Of Washington
and Third Streets. near the Methodist Church.
Burlington. January I, l842-ttv5n25
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

t1EID 4 JOHNSTON. attorneys at law. Fort
II Madison, Iowa Territory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

TALL & EvERsON-Attorneys at Law. Will
III practice in the counties Of Washington and
Louisa. Office corner Of Washington and Second
Streets. Washington, Washington County. lows
February s. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

cAMuEI. SpsUFFlE7ON. THOs. II GRAY
cyHUFFLETON e. GRAY. Attorneys At Law
- Fairfield. Jefferson County Iowa.
iulv 10. 4.53-tf
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BW SINES 5 q a lg - s .
LAW NOTICE.
DAVID Err,
attsrmep AMI Gounstllor at Aad
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Aug. 16l3.-.-y

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Book Kinder and Blank
w Book Manufactures,
Burlington. ocl 2--iv 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
LAW NOTICE.

ToHN c. BREck.NRlDGE & THOMAS ".
81 BULLOCK will Practice Law in the couns'ei
of De. MONIES. Henry, Jefferson. w" hure". lie. .
and Muscatinc. and in the Supreme Souft on ''.e
Territory They will ,lso act ~ General Agent'
TOR thx purchase and sale of real estate.
Rurlineto,, Nov. 9th 81.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

AMEs w. WOODS. JOHN 4 WOODS
Il w. q J. r. WOODS Attorney. at Law
j.. Will practice in the several ourts la the Isl
Judicial District. in Louisa ard Washington coun.
ties, in the I'd District and in tho Supreme Court
Clice on the corner Of Third and Washington
treets. Burlington. lows. [may %. l84.-ly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

CHAPMAN AND MUDD. Attorneys at Law
~ Burlington Iowa. Oct. 2. 184l-l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Eamp 3pNrtogrra@dlp,
gEaH~ART HEM. JAMSs q. MoA"AN
HEM e. MORGAN,
A%&orneys L. Councillors at Law
AND LAND & GENERAL AGENTS.
BURIINGToN. IOWA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour dc paroisse-Paroisse d'EstmBaton
Rouge.

Cour dc paroisse-Paroisse d'Est mBaton
Rouge.
Trasiincnd Dupuy,
Thomas Bills, John Ira.
ger ct Henry Tomlirson.
En- vertu dun alias ordre de fieri farias
lance dams lie process ci-dessus ct adrefse au
sheriff de Ia ~paroisse sus-dite, il scra expose
en- vente publigle..
MERcREDI, lie II Mai proclaim,
A Ia maison do cour. datis la vile dc Bason
Rouge, a lheure habitueile des ven'es, tous
les droits, three, inttr6ts ct prdtentlons de
John Trager, Fun des defcndeurs, daI,s ct a
la propritfe ci-apr6s dtcrite, SAVIOR Quafre
c~ertains lots de terre situts dams cette partle
do Ia vile de Baton Rouge dresste par Beau
regard, ttant les lots nos. A, 9. 7 g. Ii, dams
ie care no. 81, avec tou'cs les batlsses ct
authorizations qui s'y tronrent.
Abandonna par 10 dit dtfetdcur pour salts.
faire le jueement, interet ct irais dams lie sus-
dit process.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant.
i. G. MORRIS,
9ayrtl Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
FABRfQUE DE C%ARROssEs.

lie soussigne inforne rcspectuevsemcnt fs'
public de Baton Rouge ct des e%nyirons quill a
o1iycrt un Gtablissen ent pour Ia fabriaue ct Ia
reparation des ~voitureg, GU caroeses, de toute
espece.
Get Establishment est situs rue de l'Eglise,
dams Ia maison contigue . celle gu'occupe Mr..
M.eckcr. Sa tongue experience dams ce genre
de travail lui pcrmet d'assurer quill peut
pleinement satisfaire, sous lie rapport do Ia
promptitude CONNIE SOUS celui de l'executiou,
toutes les pcrsonney qui l'honoreront de leur
confancc.
II s~olieitc. en- consequence les ordres dcs
habitans du pays.
few. 81 +. TENNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
AVIS.

AVIS.
nne election pour six membres du Juri do
lollce sera tenue le 9 mai, (oe lundD pour
re~presenter les wards ci-dessous snunaarsas
lie terme de service dss menabres aetuels
etant expire.
oa'e wafd-telecsion aura lieu a Ia maison de
Joshua Alexander: presidee par Joshua
Alexander e. 'Thos. London.
one Wara-a Ia maison de John Kleinpeter,
sen prssidee par Jno. K~leinpeter. SEN
sme Ward-a Ia maison de John Dovennor, .
presidee par Joshua Barker.
tune ward-a la maison de Thos. B. Norri-
son; ci-devant Kennard presidee par ].
F. McCaa.
lime ward-a Ia mason de John BarteI n,s-
side par John Bartel.
l2ne ward-a Ia maison de ]. Fl. Black. IRE.
sidte par J. II. Back.
~ ayril II Gil, TESTER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
EIAIe DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
dist Baton Rouge.
John Bird,

x.v,, No, $3.50.
Vaughan, Sc possesseur.
En- yertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente,
lance dams lie process ci-dessus, adresse all sh6-
riff de Ia p~aroisse dEst Baton Rouge, il sera
expose en- vente publique.
MERCREDL IL Mai proclaim,
d Ia maison de cour dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a pheure habituelle des ventes, tous
les droits, titres, interets ct pFetentions des
dtfendeurs a la propritte ci-aprGs dtcrite:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams
cette paroisse, sur Wards Creek, a environ
cinq mile est de la vile de Baton Rouge, con-
tenant quatre cent yirgt arpens snperfciels,
plus OH moins, ayec toutes les batisses ct same-
liorations aui sly trouvent, borne a Fest par
les terfes de John II. Black, all rord par une
reclamation de Murdoch, ct au sud ct Pouest
par les terres de Henry Dawson.
Saisi pour sa.isfaire lie jugeraent, interttset
frais dams lie process ei-dessus.
Conditions de Ia ycLte-conptant.
l.. e. MORRIS,
8 avril. o Dep. Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
g novembre.
PHARMACIE
DU DE-. q. souTEHHE,
Dams l'ancienne maison dc Ia Banquc dc
CarrolIton.


Dams l'ancienne maison dc Ia Banquc dc
Carrollton.
MeIecifes Patentfes, dc.
DR.. Connel's gonorrfiaa mixture oil spike;
lIays' Liniment and pile ointment Doctor
M'Munn's elk opium botanic remedy for
ague; Rowand's tonic mixture for ague j;
genuine Southern tonic, a vegetable febrifuge;
Rev. Bartholomew's elixir of life, do. expecto-
rant syrup Cooks pills DR.. S%appiDgton's
pills for intermittent cure DIX. Spoln's ague
pills, warranted cure do. cure for sick head
ache Mo7at's pills, genuine do. phGnix
sbittcrs +; DR.. Evans camomile pills ; Moore's
essense Of life Carpenters Saratoga pow
ders ; toutes les autres preparations de Car.
penter; DR.. Weayer's celebrated worm tea
and salve Henry's calcinek magnesia !:
Moxon's and Buffers efferyescent magnceia
apericnt ; T%urljngton's balsam; Chapman g.
Andorson's cough drops; nerve and bone lini-
ment; red ~linjnent for rheumatism Roofs
founder oinrment /; Or. Eastman's astlrmatic
drops do, rheumatic drops Jewctt's liniment
for nervous affections ; do. stimulating lini-
ment do lininent orthe headache; klinc's
tooth drops; Mothe's copaiya capsules ; Eus.
tace ct Temples gonorhna mixture Bar
clay's cubeb and sarsaparilla compound z.
Trippe's concentrated s%arsaparilla Potter's
catholicon Thompson's eye water; Smiths
nipple sAlve Whites salye for cure Of rheu-
matism; Vests chlorine cosmetic and pills !;
compound chlorine tooth wash Orris tooth
wash Oldridge's balm Of Columbia for hair /;
Kalydor for removing p%imples, fracklcs, &C.;
condition powders for horses.
Encre bleue ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais y~icnncnt d'arriver
directement de New York, ct sont oiIerts 4 III
prix tres-modere.
La liste DIES medicines patenttes Giant trop
longue,l lie DIR Souterre a cru ne deyoir signa,era
rattention que Len principaIes {; mails il a Ihon-
neur de prsyenir qu'on peut sc procurer chez
lui totifes les autres, ainsi que tous les midi
camefs sinples.; sirops, c~ytraits, ongucnts,
eaux distillees de toutes especes, essences,
peintures, huiles, etc.
II sc chargera de preparer toutes les ordon-
nances qnfon voudra ben Jul confer, ct fera
tous scs efforts pour mtritsr Ia bienyeiIiance
des personnel qui youdrontsbien l'honorer de
leur clientele.
% mai Is4f. Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
MOULIN A SCIE.

Le soussigne, devenu proprietairs de Get
endorsement, offre ses services, pour da
compliant, a toutes les personnes qui voudront
bien lui faire des commandss. II mettra au-
tant de promptitude que de ponctual!te a les
exfcutef.
ii PREVENT en- meme temps, eenx qui dssi-
reraient faire moudre du mars, quill sera in.
cessamnent pref a remplir leurs ordres.
Is JAW. 40 F. ARBOUR.
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COUR DES EATS UNIS,
District Eskde Ia Louisiana.
Humphrey Taylor,
.s Nc AZ

s
{. No. 4a.
Bailey f. Chaney.s
En- rertu dun process 1ancee par 1'honora-
blecour sus-mentionnee ct adresste au mare
cl,al du district Est de la Louisiana on A son
depute, j'ai saisi ct offrirai en- vente publioue,
a la maison de con- de Ia vile de SPRINGFIELD.
p~aroisse de Livingston,
MERCKEDI, lie 10 mai 1912,
entire les 10 heures duematin ct 4 de rapres
midi tous les droits, titres ct pretentions du
defendeur a la propriete ci-apres daerte:
Ienx pieces on morceaux de terre. conte-
nant douze cents trente-trois 1910 (l2s3S
$1,000 arpens, ayec toutes les ameliorations
qui s.y trouvent, situe dams la paroisse de Ii
vIngston, ct borne CONNIE suit, SAVIOR: a Fest
par les terres de Roach ct Keys, ct a rouest
par la riyiere Amite, Giant la meme propri6ta
achet6e par lie DIT Clancy de John C. Smith.
La aite proprietete etanf saisie pour salts
fare Ia bernardo du defendeur ct les frais.
Conditions de la vente-l2# 1nois de- credit
d~onnant9bonne ct sufisante seen.
rite.
w. W. CHAPMAN.
Dspute Marechal pour lie district est dc la
rs ayril II Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07
AVIS.

LIE bureau du soussigne est tenu ~ maya
sin de George A. Pike, on toutes personnes
qui lui doivent soft par ballet On antremeni,
sont prizes de venir ragler avec lui gu en- son
absence avec Mr.. George A. Pike, qni est au-
torise de donner des acfhits en- qualite de son
agent Ceux qui lui doiyent feroat biea de
regler avec lui avant lie premier Mai proclaim
-toutes dettes non-arTangees a la satisfaction
du s~oussigne a &c terme seront misses entire
les mains dun ayocat pour collection.
9 avril I'll. ". sBABIN.