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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
THE TRIBU y f

NrlsAxcEs roK JrSE Asp JuLr.-Fire-cra
or, begin 10 be Ter OF in our streets, to the gfea'
ANNOYANCE aud discomfort Of women ard clnldres
and often To the peril OF destruction OF human lite
The young rcprobatc. who indulge IN tins PRAGUE
know they are violating the laws, and our City "
Gccr are guilty Of gross neglect OF duty IN letting
them do 20 with immunity. Parents and GUARDIAN
who permit such lawle.s acts IN their children WI
yery probably be called 70 bail them out OF prison
n, more aarrant offences ere long. The habit o.
law.brcaking once acquired, will demand stronger
.,imuants than this.
One word in season as to the Booths around
the Park. Last year proved conclusiyely that 'h
iIea Of having Booths and not having rum sold l.
An absurdity There viii be giog-shanties or n
booths. We ask our authorities nor TO act then
faces against degrading the Nations Birthday by
opening FIVE hundred additional rum-hoes in tn
CIV whcn there IS great abundance most con
vcnicnily located, without them. A man may no"
se, gloriously drunk in walking three blocks Al
mos, any where Wha, need OF greater iaciiii''
for de.trne,ion1 Mcssrs Mayor and Aldermen
many thousands Of oar citizens earnestly imPlor
YOU not 10 permit the erection Of Booths arousd
the PARK on the Fourth Of July Don't say ,ha,
they have spoken too late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
ThIsdtIphIa, NnfII ~, Ioi- -, - -.
ACKERM.N \ MILLER, ~ Eulion-st,
d, u ille Herald D-lcr. NeM Y ORR.
to RUPTURED PERSONS.

~
N-Dr A. O. HI IL. No Ncsry street, Asor Hou''
81 Work -P.r,ou, as,icpd With Rupiures may rely
mon m. hest instrumental aid the world affords, on APP
piaon at bis office Ney street, New YORK, or EITHER
IF ms numerous agents the chiei towns o me hleo
~tars Parents must ~ careful 10 examine me BACK par
nf D. Ilurs Trusse, II they are enh0r,"h Nv Dr
lIoil in wrng. None other genuine or u be rce ~
A. good d. Hull guarantees cures ~ all oherwsr heay
patients no ca his office tor treatment the cure be
not radical AMI permanent, Ia preclude NE necessity
of wearing whatever, the mOb'y advanced re-
turned on the saiOn OF the term specified Tor the cure
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
dcaton.
Children under twelve years universally cured with
out further expense tie cost of the fru-s The
ca cure has been under progressive practical improve
rl.n for than twenty years past IA d. UulP,
Trus, Oiice and BROUGHT to state OF unriysed
perfection.
Many irracherous agents have undertaken to yend ma
tions Of Dr. Iufs celebrated Hinge and Pivot fruS,
the easy and OF Rupt1res Those limitations
cannot h. relied on-hey made 10y unsklliul sur
icons and mechanics. and better than The Ordinary
rrusses the market The genuine have my toll name in
writing. AMOS o. III IL. 90.
Dr. Hu has the request OF several respectable phys
clans ttsd up exclusively for Ladies. having sepa
rate entrance the business department, wherein lady
cons,sn, attendance, to apply Tru'ses and Supporters
tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
DIR. PHINNY'S FAMILY PILLS.

IL Thee Pill. have justly acquired tie bghcs repuia
10 curing Bilious ard Dyspeptc complains, he io
Owng certhcs,e from Of the most respectable citizen
of AlLsny, VIII show:
From Benjamin kEowor, Fsq.
Having suffered for time With Indigestion AMI Isin
lert. advised IN try Or : Phnney, Ant D. .prplc
nus Pills snd sier v,ink tLcna lor tm@, pre-
pared 70 say that they The nie AMI set the eff
cacous IN their operation al any article u The Kind have
u.ed and what rsrrn u great importance they
satisfactory discharges and leaving he bowels n natural
condition. And he fully recommend their
TO all OF bilious hsbi need eScellep, family
medicine IN consideration OF tie high Standing Of the pro-
pretor IN the community a. a medical man
BENZ. kSOwER.
Sold by A. p. d. SANDS, Wholesale a.ent., ~ Fulton
street. Of Gold, loo F0onsree rs Broadway and
u Ea.t Broadway. rs In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
DENTISTRY.-Wm. Thorn, Dentist,

ol cts the attention ri those who Artificial eth
and those who require them, TO hkweod -. supply
the max Harry family. viz. tho t"ct Know ne that there
dsagrceahlr taste - the mouth; OF those who indulge in
acids. re'urg ON Nh" OF the acid the gold plate
all eases that admit OF IT, he inserts teeth from 10
complete set, without using particle Of metal of de-
eli AMRERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

Dr.. PERcIvAL.-Perhars one OF the most exac'
and perfect geological Surveys made OF any coun-
try is that which DR.. Percval, man a. eminen'
for his scientific knowledge for his poetic talent
Ia, made. or rather is now making--for we dono
know that it is yet competed-of the State OF
CONNECTICUT.
4 report from his pen has ben laid before thu
Legislature Of Connecticut, and on Sat .rday pro-
posal to give the copyright to the author after
certain number Of copies should be printed for the
use of the State was discussed. On this occasion
one Of the members said that DR.. Percival, in IN.
examination of the geology Of the State, had beer
upon one side at least of every square mile OF Ia,
State except where river OF lake had interrupted
his progress lie had walked over every hill, plan
and mola,s in Connecticut with ms basket 90 IN
arm aud his bag on his back stopping at the farm
houses at night, ard resumng his examination a
early light. lie has been engaged in this WORK foI
five years, and his salary has never exceeded hire,
hundred dollars per annum. The Legislature oi
course adopted the proposal of leaving to him the
copyright. Eve. Post.
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Plml.- PHWr, FumTs-
TT WARREN. Manufacturer of Miners


TT WARREN. Manufacturer of Miners
Patent Pumps 'or Wells and Cs,erns.
The advantages peculiar 10 these Pump are Cheapne>>
Durability. Fac o. Operation art security against Frost
They aso .ht and rrahic And easily 81 m Or re-
moved.
The immense number # iaem 10 use and the uniyer.ai
ceebrv which thy have oh'aned wher, tLey a.c be,
hl7- r. deemed sufficient reference.
u ~ caution 10 regard o. similar kinds 81 Pumps in
circulation winch ave not MY label upon them. The Vq~
AMI wooden parts 81 -hch being made NJ ahi,oof 'nf
some hc c,tc,fniber-tood deem D-er-r ' thai
az fe wooden pge Of msal'a-iaie selected from ls
best Of uh's 'gr. free from sop. and b. rg boiled
srt W. saturated r"sn0us composition, : warrire
o. every respect a superior article.
Vi ,nly aesn. ia New.N 1rk are Me>srs. OSBORN
United state. Hotel lf'r,ery Bors. who haze "ers'anty
on hand Toll supply. Jedls
CLoCk DEALERS. look at this AT
~ SMITHS CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT. sorusr at
tie BoWerv sui Dyonsjreei Newly orb. where ,upT-r
Clocks Of description made. may " sesn Clocks
of al sort, and sizes cheap the cheapest and a. g'o
- the best, at wholesale Gr rcfTL w., Town Clocks
made " tai, e',H sh''"" -.i tp ana warraute Also
1I'r- Fl ca noneier order, for ships, stearboai'
- Every Kind OF Clocks made order. Repairing ~
every description done hy competent workmeu. All art
cies sols ut III, establishment warranted
As connected with this sSiahl ,tmeni general job
hing Shop. for making snail Machinery, Models for Pat
eut., SC. &c. Al Kind, If "h.cS ana fnenS cut on a
superior cutting eng r..
= "A iarge stock Of Yankee Clocks selling OF A.
whs esae at cost fer Of To store then. TAR.
chance to huy-whout doubt the best N the world
r. SMITH Proprietor.
Entrance 7. Bowery, old sign o. the Golden Clock,
H. ham soma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

No. , OF BRANDE'S DICTIONARY

r. - nued >;s'e> made on the mot favorable term.
Treasury Notes waited at : J SYLNEsTERs
iel - An -. - ~ n -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
NHE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

THE WORLD !!-CONANT, 25o Grand street, has
now on hand. the latest Spring fahlon, excellent
.orment OF sin Hat, at g. l5 $3.50 AMI ga reduction NJ
" each hat from iorer prices Also superior
,rcle of Fur Hat for g. EQUAL to any sold IN the city for
:: 20 and s. The public respectfully invited 20 call
4 good assortment OF Boys' Hat, ans CsT> on hand.
myla I'm CONANT. 28O Grand a.. near Alien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

w discharcng sf very superior quality. AL fnr sale
IN lots 10 suit purchasers. by NtkD BSOWNE.
Je5 al Washington 81. cor. ~ LaiEti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
NFFICE of the London and American

" Patent Wafer Proohng Company-removed To No. 90
Futou-sce where all orders will be promptly attended To
Garments Cloths &c Water Prused by the chemical pro-
patented TO thi. Company warranted free from
gum The appearance and fixture of the articles arr not
and the pores OF the goods being still Open per-
.prauon will freely escape. mis- I'm
Specimens walerProof Cloths and certificates OF per
Nh. hchc. neclahily. be the office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
a TO LET-The large Room on rb,

- second floor Of the College OF Physicians aud >uf
icons, ~ Cro.bysir'si. known The College Hail. TIE
Room, j. well ehied and ventilated, AMI has small Rnou
opening upon The rostrup IL convenient place OF n,f
tor public worship. TOR Lisrary Associations Ih,
Room b. auy tine application 10 tie Jam
tor For further particulars apply 10 x WATTS, JI 10
Merc. Is, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
tEs FOR SALE.-Bar.ain. bargains :

- For sale exchange, ~ tract. OF saRd-Dnr Lsnf
containing rs each, soil OF a superior ensly, "a
Tered with hgr and covered with fine uc
white OAK hickory, beach walnut, mafe and sycamore
TIE oD adapted 80 wheat rye, osi, cotton tobacco
,wee and ir-h potatoes Thu above I.sis will sod o.
-saured prices, and suit, they III be- ~
changed or almost any Mud ~ merchsndf1e For msps
fagmns and par,iculas, apply 70
MIR A. r. SMITH IS Liberty -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
4 HUDSON HOUSE. jersey CITY

"a III DSUN HOUSE, Jersey City.-
A The proprietor wishes to isiorm III. freud, ard ne
popir genera ly tha be las taken tie above wlTe H.
enab.- 10 accommodate BoarieTs being but or' block
RON thu ferryr house has lairiy bren eitet ~ 30
urr new furniture sc It.. ,eassny situated IN Grsni.s
ID" ons are arge anil airy, add be- surpassed ~
ia the city.
Aiso IN connection. the proprietor will aiil condad 70
Ihsiched Cotage Garden where be has BEEN ~ r'i
Ab1wn ior ten years past TIE public may res. sssied W
0olhng shsli be wanting hs part 10 maze them tohN
tble While visiting either plsce.
MI iaEy and other CompaDcs be accommodated rin
u the best spot. OF ground or Target Plcce any
who're vi hin The vicinity Of New-York
psn.rs got Up at shout notice ad reasonable irrn.
ia In SAMUEL =. LYNCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
n those for a larger quantity. mylaf
IAIR col nRlNE p Mahu - Gull
Sexton. III

" Charham.stree now Offer for assortment OF
pattern bronlrd gilt and silverei Grandoles Astral
and Solar Lamps Gothic Walters in sets separately, to-
,cther with general assortment Of -erplsrd C1,ors,
,ske.Baket. candlesck. Britannia Tea Sets and Coffee
Trns. The above will be odd very low.
u & Lamns rehInnieh ami rcclli ennal 70 new III n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
MUTUAL INsJkAVCE.-On Dwell

GusnC 'prplarck. X 4 Rohertspn. stephen Cambrecnc
l,Dbt Henry Ludlow, samuel Martin Frederick Depy>ie
iiliam H. Harrison, F'sk Schuchardt Dsu.el seymour
4. u. RODGERS, President
mvi2-3m ID &. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
COAL-Now discharg

ing from brig Janet. and also from The barque Fou
rohers lyng foot of Frauklinst " Il of superior quail
20 suitable Tor families and for manufacturers, for sale
quantities 10 suit purchasers, at moderate prees hy
WARD BROWNE,
;e. an Washinrt0n. corner Laight-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
"a APARTMENTS to Let on the frs,
ri TO LET from the first day Of next
IA FOR SALE-Thatvcr very desirable plat
AZ SAINT. koOME, ~ walkers
~ ROOMS TO LET at30I Broadway

l.0 Handsome Psrlors and Bedrooms attached, Of Va
rOu, sI-. furnished unfurusied. The Iiouse viii
painted and put in complete order. Auist,' Families
in IT, gentlemen who think OF changing woulI do wst
cali Al~o Room Ia let the fourth floor, d .'t wb
By % feet dcep Innure lr Vi floor 81 alA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
WORK ON ASSOCIATION.-SO

w GAL Dh>l my or MAN, by A. BsissANs-l
vol, 800 pages price 81 For .ale Al WILEY PU T.
MANS. l6l Broadway, " Y. This work contains de-
scrpton the heeretica and PRACTICAL part OF the system
af As~ncisi advocs ted in THE TRIBUNE mylt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
,-ua sSTATENISLAND FERRY

al soDis shipped 49, f"qnf~a u ieparcu'l 'iNhrlf
and are q tlr riss Of tn pNnsr Thereof, fo
~ TO LET--To genteel Family. part
EE II he house No. ~ AiiensL near ilr N.lnmiF
,HT'-n ici ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

BR1rIsH Naval M MILITARY FORCE
IN OUR NEleHBoRHoop.-The New Yorl
Express max S the following synopsis q
rfe English war preparations upon the Goa.
OF North Ameri a, from the Army List fo,
January, 1912.
ihc British military force in our i,nme1i.
ate n ighb RIO, d consists of27 regiments,
distributed as follows:
In Canada-lst Dragon Guards. 7lb
Hussars: Grenadier Guards: Coldstream
Guards; Royal Canadian Rifle Regimen /:
and the lst, I4th, 23d, 43d, Ssh. 57th,
6s h, Tth. list, 74th, SD, s5th, aud 93d
Regiments Of Foot.
In Nova Scotia-sth, 30th, and 10th
Regiments foot, and a corps of Artillery.
lnNew Brunswick-36th and 18th Re-.
giHents of Foot.
BormHda-Two Regiments Of Foot and
a corps Of Artillery and Engineers.
There Is a royal Veteran Battalion sta
toned at ST.. Johns, New Foundland, and
the 64'h Regiment of Foot 70 designation is
stated.
In addition TO this formidable force there
are nine regiments ofFoot jim the West In
dia Islands.
The above comprises some of the crack
regiments OF the British Army, and their
distribution bctokens no little descrimina-
ton and forecast.
The naval preparations of Great Britain
on our coast are yet more extensive. We
a list Of her vessels of war. with the
number of guns carried by each, which are
now lowering around us t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
O CLAsSIFICATToNs.

Sagg.-Louisiana sugar, p a 6 cts. for
new; Havana white, 81 a 81; brown, 81 a 81.
Moasses.-On Levee, new l44 a l6 cts. per
gallon.
Porh.-Mess, So a So so; M O. 81; Prime, Sc
Baeoa,-Hams,43 as cts per lb; canvassed,
81 a y; Shoulders 2 a q; Sides 81 al.
Lnd-Per lb. 81 a a cts.
Beef-Mess S11; Prime SIS so.
Four-S5 a S. IL per Dbl.
C2Bee-Havana green, 8 a 81 cts; Rio, 9 a
%; Java IA a l6.
7otacco-First quality, 81 cts per lib; I'd do.
A.; crossed q.
Wiskey-Rectifed, Is a = cts per gallon:
common Is a II cts.
Hay-s1 a 81 IL per cwt. for Northern, e5 a
$l for Western.
Grain-Corn in ear, slelled, per bushel, IS
a SO cts; Oats, IS a = cts.
SaA-Liverpool, coarse, 81 IS a ST 20; fine.
81 so a 81 rs.
Bagging-Kentucky, IS a 90 CTS per ward;
India %; Scotch Is a 81; German IA a Is cts.
Bale Rope-Kentucky, 8 a g; Northern Q a
10 cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.-In Third
District Court.
James McCalop
VS.. NJ ao-a
James P. Dunap
James P. Dunap

/ BY virtue of an order of seizure and saJa
issued in the above entitled suit directeato
the sheriff of the parish aforesaid, will be ex-
posed to public sale on,
WEDNESDAY the ath day of Nav aext,
at the court house in the town of Bston Rouge.
between the usual hours of sale, ali the rich,
title interest and claim efthe defendant in or to
the following described property to wit: a GER
tam lot OF ground situated in that part of the
town of Baton Rouge, laid out by E. T. Hall, on
North street, being the same that the defend
ant acquired from Charles LANCE t. m. c, bv
public act passed before Charles Tessier. Pa.
rish Judge, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized to satisfy the judgement, interest and
costs Of the above entitled suit. Terms of saIs
cash. "0
aprils 8 L c. Monn1s, Dep. shift,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

The BANK Law AND Tue BANK o,
LouIsiANA.-By iheprovis ons ofthe above
BILL every Bank is bound to receive the IS.
sues Of all the other Banks and 10 pay GU,
Their own notes at their counter.
The Danl Of Louisiana has long since
resumed specie payments on her notes and
wtthdra wn her circulation. 1t is now ob.
v'ons'y and morally impossible for her 10 re.
ce've an ir~redeemabie parer in settlement
OF all payments to her, and continue to is.
sue n specie circulation in the place Of i,
for all checks aad demands npon her. and
the operation Of the law, therefore, upon.
her is an imperative order Oh The pr. Of The
Legislature for her 10 suspend specie pay-
meats and 10 remain suspended until ali lie
Other Banks in The Siah r~esume!ti Dotbe
annals of Legislation afford a similar in
stance, and is 1t possible that any court or
jury of this county, would ever enforce a
law so clearly unconstitutional and of which
the above is only one of the n4onslrosities.
-BuIetin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

Gates & Malta syndics
vs.. No o71H
Samuel Kenyon & others
By virtue of an alias writ of feri facias is.
sued in the above entitled suit directed to the
sheriff of the parish aforesaid, will be exposed
at publ c sale on,
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1912.
on the plantation where Nathaniel Grayless
last resided in this PARISH, between the hours
OF IL o'clock M. and A Il. M, all the right
title, interest and claim of Nathaniel GRAY
les, one of the defendants in the above
suit in or to the following described property
to wit: five heal of horses more or less.
about 30 head of horned cattle more or less.
and the mark OF a stock of hogs belonging TO
said defendant in this parish.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs in the above entitled suit. Terms of
sale, cash.
april2 8 L. c. NoRRIs, Dep. sh'f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

The steamboat Georgia Capt. Wilson,
from Ouachita, with a cargo of 300 bales
cotton, took fire Yesterday after moor oppo-
site Lafayette, and was consumed to the wa
ter's edge. Only so bales of cotton were
saved. The fire communicated to two fiat
boats with live stock on board, which were
destroyed.-B1e. The sOA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
sTAE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third Btrict Court,-East Baton
Rouge.
Gates &fatta, Syndics,

Francis NeplA & Robert BeaIe,
BY virtue "a writ of feri faeias directed
to the SaerfiF the parish of East Baton
honge, rom : Hon. third District Cour
holden in and ksaid parish, will be exDogt
ptto publicsale, . a
WEDAESA Y, 9th day Of April next,
| at the court houHin the town Of Baton Romeo
between the usa hours of sale, all the RICH
title, interest an claim of Francis NephEe
one of the defaEnts in the above eus,tle
suit in and to Following described prope.
ty, TO wit:
A certain trY Of land situated in this pa
rish at about gilt miles from the town @
Baton Rouge, ph all the buildings and i'm
provements ttleon, containing two hundse
arpents more eless. bounded North by va
cant lands, VIZ by land formerly claimed b,
f. Heraulf. Ath by Ward g. Richardson
and East by lbs of Halves. Snrrendered b,
said defsadauao satisfy the judgment, lIte-
rest and costa the above entitled suit.
Terms of Sc: IL months credit.
&c. NORRIS, Dep-SberiE.
mar I6 5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
WanYEsn.x. Marc

WEDNESDAY, March 80, 1912.
BY a careful review of the market for the
last three days, we cannot find thatany change
has taken place. Our remarks published on
Saturday in nearly every respect would answer
for to-day.
CoHon.-Thes sales of the last three DAYS are
rcportedout ofdoors ALTO, 900 bales. Wethink
1880 bales will cover the whole, say 5000
bales on Saturday, 5000 on Monday, 900 yes
terday. In prices we are { a CT. per ID. high
er than those current before the late unfavora-
Bile accounts from Great Britain came to hand.
.a D-Uy-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

LATEST SEws.-We are indebted to a friend
for a'copy Of the Picayune of Thursday, the
contents of which We thus epitomisc: News
from Texas to the 2sth March no fighting vet: il
has finally been discovered that not over 700
or 500 Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande. C..
a. Hoppin has been elected Mayer in Mobile:
Mr. Barrow has bssught tle subject of the
American prisoners in Mexico before the Sc
nate; the Governor Of Cuba and the British
consul have had another difficulty the latter
has written 10 the admiral on the West India
station, TO come TO his aid; Mr.. Giddings, rep
resentatlve IN Congress from Ohio, and a
black-hearted abolitionist, has introduced
some resolutions relative to the brig Cyeoze
which called down on him the censure of MI
men and parties; they have had a smart fire
in Charleston.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02

Besides the above, the steam ships ofthe
"Royal India Mail Line" all carry their
guns as a part of their ballast, and can be
got ready for war in "a hours. You who
spurn the idea ofGreat Britain's hes, lie pu--
poses twards the United States, ponder the
meaning of their military movements-Do
they look very friendly Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
WANTED 70 HIRE.

Any person having to hire a good cook,
washer andironer, qualified for the service Of a
small family, may hear Of a good place by
calling at this office.
April. 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
NOTICE.

WIZ Mold by the undersigned Parish
Judge an4effico Auctioneer, on
THUpd y, the 23th of April next,
by virtue N order Of the 3D. District Court
OF this stthe following property, surren-
defedby Afofffqy 10 his creditors, viz:
One lot around situated in that section
OF the owe bout by G. Leonard, designa-
ted on tae fi4atEe plan thereof, by No. ] IN
square go. 9geper with all the buildings
and i,ngroVerAts Aereon.
Anotfer LOT thesane section Of this town,
designated on ae Jfln therof, by No, II in
squire No.2, aihtle buildings andjmprorc.
men,s theron. Haever, l cart and ! lamp
The sale ttt&e pace on the premises on
the to'Iowligfenss: credit of twelve month
TOT the real state, inject to the mortgage
now due ta ktnk, wich will be made known
al the sale PnrchaAs TO furnish eadorsed
notes and sntrtgageUll final payment, the
personal proef'y for cab should the amount
not exceed S5n, owe that amount, twelve
bank.
march "a CT. TESTER. p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-East Baton
Bank of Louisiana

Bank Of Louisiana
VS..
James P. Dunlap & wife
by virtue OF, an order OF seizure and sale.
issued IN the above entitled suit directed to
the sheriff of the parish of East Baton Rouge.
Will be exposed to public sale on,
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of MAY next,
at the court house IN the town of Baton Romeo
between the usual hours of sale, all the right.
title, interest and claim of the defendants in
and to the following described property to wit:
a certain lot of ground situated in that part of
the own Of Baton ROUGE, laid out BY Eli
Beauregard, and designated on the fgurative
plan OF sad town by lot number onein square
a, together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Seized to satisfythe judgement, interest and
costs IN the above entitled suit. Terms of
sale cash, without appraisement.
Aprii2 8 Il. C. MoRRIs, Dep. shf.