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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08
S1U Taa3 CAROLINA.
KERSIJA w DISTRICT.

To all and singular the kindred aud creditors Of
Tlto,naseM. Gaskin, Lite Of Kcrslaw, deceused.
VOU. and euch Of you, arc hereby cited and ud-
Il monshcd. TO be rnd appear in. and before the
Court of ordl..ay%of the said District to be hol.
at Camden on the, tenth inst. 10 show cause, if
any you can. why Letters of Administration of tho
Gouds and Cha tells Of the said deceased, should
not he granted to Daniel G.skin, who hath applied
for the same.
WITNESS. J. w. RAsKrS. Esq. Judge of the
Court of Ordinary of said District, at Camden,
this lst day Of Juue ]r42.
J. w. BASKIN, O. K. D.
Junn I
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D1saRACEFvL-tn IN outrage OF the most a'S-
graceful and contemntibie character was Perpe-
trated in this place on Saturday evening last
The Female Academy of YOrIvil!e was enter
cd bv some vagabond, an! the desks broke OPEN
the books Of the scholars cut NJ, the piano.
(pnrchased expressly for the ins''iui"n) destroy
Cd: and as ii the ncendiIry seemed determine
70 rive some evidence Of lis rcll character, 9TH
er violations of common dcccncy were commit
ted. No cause CAN'T be attributed to- the build
inr was erected by Individual subscriptions eve,
ry individual in the place, however humble, had
contributed something to the common fu"d; yet
human nature is so depraved that even In Our
our quiet an interesting l:tle VILLAGE an InSe"-
diary is to be foand, who is no doubt yet lurking
among US, Drawing investigation, ard tatter'ng
himself that Justice is not upon his trail. re,
ward Of Two hundred polard has been offered
for any evidence that will leadto conviction OF
the burglar. Every honest citizen should lend
hand in this matter; as to the fellow himself, ne
NAV rest assured, justice will yet ovcrtake him.
and if lap cannot bring satisfaction, there Is a
spirit in this community sufficiently rife, to
"Put whip in every honest hand,
To lash the rascal naked thro the world
York:Me Compiler
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THE UNI TED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
G. ,dsden, June |.

~ y ~
EA7HEREAS. DLncl, Ba~ulord formerly Butcher
w OF Camden, Kershaw District, and State of
South Carolina, hath fled Petition praying that
he may be declared a B lnkrupt, pursuant to the
Act of Congress of the United States, made, and
now in force, concerning Blnkrupts, and that hc
may have tho benefit Of the said Act; this is TO
give notice Of the said Petition and that hearing
thereof will be had before the Honorable ROBERT
3. G.LCtIRlST, Judge of the said Court, at q
Court 10 be holden at the Federal Court House, in
Charleston, on Monday, the ,twcnty-scvcn;h day o.
June next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ. at which
place and time all persons interested may appear
and shew Cause, if any they have, why the prayer
Of the said Petitioner should moi be granted.
H. Y GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, Muy 3lst, 1912.
June 8, 1912. 80
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June, 8.
United States District Court.

DISTRICT F SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The matter Of AJrsd China, a Bankrupt.
PURSUANT to an order Of the District Court
4 o! the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause hc
shcwn beErr the said Court at tha Federal Court
IInse in Charleston the sixth day Of August next,
at II o'cluck o'clock, a. NJ. why the said Alfred
Clna should not receive his Discharge and Csrlifi.
cate as Bankrupt.
H Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. l2ih dly o. My. 1912.
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SiaSriT'S Sales.
June 8, 1912.

jsY virtue Of sundry executions to ms directed,
~ will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, the first Monday and Tuesday in July
next the following property, viz:
One black mare die and saddle onp Barouche
anil harness; 'one Negro m,n named Ph p, levied
Oh and to te sold the property n George q
Arinto.h, at the sut ofS-- EsrnInons and
~, ,hers George q Mclp,.,-. -
80 Acres of lad more or less, living on Gum
Swamp, honn:ed by Ian Is of unnngh ,rn's rs
tate levied upon AID tn be sold, as the Ir perry o!
Samuel w. Love, at the suit of james Counor,
VS. Slm1cl w. Love
One trac, of Ian nn little Lynches Creek born,l.
ID bs Iars Of L. P. Ballard, Gen. Canley and Will.
liam Tullit. On thr premises good Dazzling
House, with all necessary Outbuihinrs a Gin
House AMI screw, Gris' and Saw AllIl, all in good
order, levied upon and TO br sod the property Of
J I'm Williams, at the suit of A. G Crosx".l, Jcs>r
D.. !ruh;, &. & F.. Matheson and others. 10 c
Id On accoun. aud al the risk OF the ormrr pur-
chaser.
Six N'grnrs Matilda and her five children. York
Gracy, Nlbo,, Warren and Aggv, levied up III and
Ia be sold ,s the properly Of Samuel S. Taylor, al
the suit Of ". Levy and Others.
j. BASKlN, S K. D..
June g.
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Conviction and Punishment for Bigamy

Edward Callahan, charged with the crime o!
Bgany, was tried before lha Superior Court O.!
Person County, Jrdgc Dick presidIng,) on
Wednesday oi last week. We learn that he ac-
knowlcdscl his guilt in the premises and threw
niuSci Oh the mercy Of The Court, which was
extended to him, il the shape OF branding on the
cheek with the letter B, two years inprison-
ment in tn" County Jail and three several whip
pings on his bare back OF 80 strips each.
Dan Rep.
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n SGAcc.

IGVVECts
FHSlIE subscriber having on hand large supply
OF DRY GOODS, Cruckcry and Hardware,
ard wishing to reduce his stock previous tn brs Fail
purchases. will dispose Of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash. or on time to those who arc puuctual
in their payments e. W. BONNEY.
N. B.-I'hose indebted for Goods bought one
two or three years SINCE are requested 10 C Ill and
make arrangements Tor paying, as farther time can.
moi be grvcn-ard ough! not 10 10 expected.
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Lost.

THE subscriber lost on the 24;h ult the Keys
1 OF his Trunks, consisting of five in number,
one of which is brass-all co ,nected by a string.
Also, lost, on the day previous to the General
Muster at Camden, an Umbrella, formerly pur-
chased of Mr. IIayman Levy, OF Camden. The
|delivercr Of the same to Mr. Wm. Baskin, at the
Farmers Hotel, Camden, will be literally re-
warded by J. A-COLCLOUGH. A.
June l.
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Notice..

AH7uERGAS, no Letters Of Administration
w OH the rs u:e OF NOE KlRKL Y, de-
Ceased, h,,e,Ie,n a pied or since LIS ''e"'h' 10
pursuance of the statute have ken possession oi
such of his effects as coud be fond All persons
indeblrd to >aid kIrhIcy required to nn"e
Immediate payment, and u /. ose having demanos
against tn. said estate are required 10 Land them 10
this office, leg lily attesied
J. w BASK1N. Ordinary K. D.
OralnnrYs Office, June l, lSi2 tl42
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j. LEE, NJ ID.
SURGEON DENTIST,
CAMDEN. :. G.
ebrdinary's Sale.

NMTILL be sod on Mo da. the 1st day of Au
w Sgiist !neX, at kerShw Court Hons, b..
twre The hours Of IL and o clio k ei.ht hundr. d
ncres of lani more ar less. bnunI'd S. y Ian Is of
L z. Tno N sou, N. an:l NE. by w. F. Horton
and Br,a 1t KinG, Il E. hY tharie Joips to
he sold as tie pro eny OF Lodnwick Thnmi'so :,
Senr. d'crase |. Tee land is all The property that
could he found Of the recrasrd.
The con ltions of the -ale will I've ono third cash
AID the 4 ltnc" credit, until the frsl day OF
January next; the purchaser 10 give hon,. i;h tAo
goo securities aud 4 mortgage of the prnprrty.
% j. w BASifN, o. K. D
Ord nary's OAre Iunc 3. 1872
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Committed,

Committed,
TENO the Jail of Kersiaw District on Saturday
4 the 10Th inst bright muiatto fellow, who
says his name is John, and that he belongs TO
Willis Ramsay, near Manchester Sumter Dis
trict. John is ) feet or inches high 30 or 80
years Of age-both feet have been badly frost
bitten. TIE owner is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take him
away.
JACKSON NETTLEs, Jalor.
May 25
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Mail Arrangements.
NORI'HERN MAIL.

NORTHERY MAIL.
Duo every day at !, p NJ. Closes every day at
HI past 6, p.
SOUT'HERNzMAIL.
Duo every day at 7, a. N. Closes every day at
l2, NJ.
SUNTERTILLE MAIL.
Due every Tuesd'y y and Ffiduy at 8. P. NJ. Closes
every Wedncsd and Sand at g. r. n.
STA T'EBURG NAIL.
Due every Tuesday and Friday ii $, M. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at ;6aP. 81.
LANCASTER NAIL.
Duo ovory Tuesday and Friday at 8, P. n. Closes
every "Wednesday I'D Sunday at 6, T. II,
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Boot and <lloe Making
AND REPAIRING.

FHHEIE md RS gnrd respectfully gives roti"e to
Il the citizens of Ca nden, and its vicinity, that
he has taken the and Iori e!y occui led Gy Mr..
William Johnson, aud vii; curry on the above bisl
ness in its various branches. t!e b es. Tat by
the panctlany, AM dep tch with which he vii
execute p orders, TO receive liberal shnre OF pa
trnnrge::
o. His irces vii be accommod ted To the pres
sure Of the times, and the cash will be expeclrd.
S. w. LOVE.
Nav. 25.
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superior Caster Oil.

SupSEiOf aStCF UIi.
yU7IlIRTY barrels Of Cold Pressed very superior
a Nus. and CASTOR OIL, of fresh qualify,
and IN fine order for shipping, for sale very low by =
3. F. SMITH, ~
Buck os tie Exchange, Charleston, s. c.
MAY 25. l842. ~.
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NGtica E'iis.
Eh h"FAULTEaS r,r Ro,d ,iuty. on Fridoy and
E2 Saturday | st. 3 a;,d 1th inst are hcr;hy
nntliir! t. call "n tn Recorder ard selts up, o.
OF before Saturday next, aad save Gusts.
Ey order Of the Council,
w r. L. WILSON, Recorder.
June 8, ls12.
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Camden Debatsns C,rh.

CaI1GeM DcU&tanS Ci1;Ds
Tie foIowipsis is the question for debatso Oh Thurs
day evening nest:-
Was the suffrage party in Rhode Island iusti, !
fable in the measures they took TO obtain redress.
OF their grievances!
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NEW GOODS FROM NEW YORK.

w. ANDERSON G. co.
UEAVE just ri,rd from New York. an adli.
Z z t"nal supply of S -ASONABLE GOODS.
consi ting, in part of
Fa"cy prinrd Musns and Lawns
Ba.k d Slate do. do.
Al Srr:g c,rllrts and CamNI:cs
5-4 and 3.4 81 ck CI.pe Dc Etc
Eancy and Tia k q tnIo ms, Linen Drills &c.
ALSO-An insoicr of
READY-NADE CLGTNING, Viz.
Grass Cloth and Line n s arsh Coats
White a ID B own Limcr Goa ers and Frncks
GIN! !hanI md prl..trd do 20.
V.sts P MS &c &C.
All of whlsh wi ,ur former stuck, we offer for
cas- and pn'rtual uslo..rrs at very low irlcrs.
NJ v2j lS.i2 4i23
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juno, /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26
n Il GOODS.

The undersigned has just opened a fresh
stock of fancy dry goods, purchased this fall,
and will be sold at a small advance for cash,
which stock consists in part of the following:
French, English and American c~alicos,
m%erinos, bombasins, mouslin de laine, ging-
hams, printed flannel, black Italian silk, Fou-
lard dos. cambria, Swiss and jackonet mus
Inns, Irish linen, linen cambria, plain and en-
broidered cambria handkerchiefs, brown hol-
land, ~silicias, paper muslins, fancy handker-
chiefs, shawls and ~scarfs, silk and cotton hand
k~erehiefs, fancy ribbands, plain and bonnet
do, thread and cotton laces, edging and insert
ing, embroidered muslin collars, ladies' silk,
cotton and rnerino stockings, mems and boys
cotton and worsted socks, ladies' silk gloves
and mlts, mems kid and silk gloves, figured
net laces for caps, artificial flowers, straw BON
nets, ladies' caps, wadding, white and red fan
mel, game flannel, ~satinet, garnbroon, cotton
checks, ticking, Gotten velvet, ladies' shoes,
mems and boys shoes, silk bone and metal
buttons, s~uspenders, boys caps, umbrellas and
parasols, blankets, cotton shifting, spool
thread, sewing silk, pins, needles, dc, toge-
Their with a number of other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention. WIN D PHILLIPS.
nov IS IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26
NJ NETTING OF THE EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE For THE STATE
Fh,U

According 10 public notice. The Executive
COMMITTEES If the La. A. and NJ. hssut, met
this day. (Npv. 1917. nj The house Of Mr.. lie
Hlane. in Baton Rouge. Present, John Bnh4
lar. President, and Amos Adams Secretary. Of
The Association, and David Chambers. John
y, Eleinuetet Stephen Roberts, aosihene Al
lain and Dir. A. H. Plough Of the committee.
The President being. ess40ffo chairman Of
the Committee. called the meeting to order.
On motion Of y. Chambers. Esq. Resolved
that a suitable person be selected to deliver
an address On the first day OF the Fair.
Countries.
r Conrad. Or. Plough and James Cooper.
were appointed a rsmmiites to provide q place
fer the Fair and make The necessary arrange
ments.
Can miHee m h0rsfs-Dnnean kehnef. DR.,
Harvey. thas. Dickinson. Ang',stih Ddplan-
tier and Major s. Roberts.
Cattle. hogs md efher aaimah-Jas. Meta
Iop. Jas. N brown and ] d kleinpstef.
i'roaueis of he soI-A Boutgsat, Villehsuve
Leblanc, Win. q Johnson. r d Conrad. Da-
vid Chabsts, Trasimond Landry and Martin
q Penn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Allan. Judge button,
Nolan Stewart, u Kemp and So Parsons.
Fine arts.=aJ II Dakin. J u Thorpe. Hobts
Wilson, Geo. w Kendall and Judge Saunders.
Resofped. That The Corresponding Secretary
notify The persons named in The above corn
mittets of their nomination. and publish these
proceedings in The Baton Rouge Gazette. with
the request thai all papers IN the state copy.
JOHN BUTLER, President.
A%ns hpANs Eerrrtnrv,
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CATION,

II has been customary hitherto for all per
apns DESTROYS to avail themselves II The pti@
vileae. To hunt at thsit pleasure on my grounds!
nor would | find any fanlt with The practice.
did | not nj times suffer serious Inconvenience
and injury ttstsffenr NY fences are left
down. my cattle, and the cattle ri butchers
aud brewers in my pastures suffered 10 escape
and be lost, ard many ether damages Inflicted
have recently experienced great annoyance
from This eatse. and Mr.. Monget states that a
vast number Of his cattle have been lost IN
consequence. A party o. sons twelve or d.
teen lately made a fofay ID HAT d"af'ef. ehetg-
Ing the fences and leveiing them to the ssfounht
and, in course bf their expedition. sai'ahsy
dashed through The cotton field Of u widow In
dr. 70 The no small injury VI her crop. I find
il difficult to reconcile such proceedings with
received views Of honor and integrity but as
there arc these who do not seem 10 regard the
matter in this light, | take the present method
Of bringing the subject fairly before their
minds and requesting them To desist. or | shall
introduce it 70 them In n light they will be
little pleased with. warn al persons against
hunting hereafter with guns and dogs On my
land. as l shall certainly prosecute any who
do it, if I ear prove If on them.
nov 80 Az d.. JAS MeCAtUP.
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SHgar.-Ille demand has been fair since our
last, the sales amounting 10 about 800 hhds.,
emily n small portion of which has been for
shipment. In prices, no change has taken
place, we therefore continue TO quote tho ar
.lcle Mt 4 a s cts.
Moiassesy--The demand has improved, and
sales to fair extent have been made during
the last three days. We quote the article at
l6 a l7a cts,
Eour--The various cojectures about the
state Of the upper rivers,rn the absence OF
ANY correct information, led those who had
orders for flour, into the market, and there
was several lo,s sold on Saturday and Monday
at 81 te 81. The receipts during tho past
two days have been considerable, and the
market WAS very flat when we left it yester-
day evening, as there appeared more sellers
than purchasers at our quotations, which we
place at 81 for superfine, fine 3A a 81, COM
mon 80 70.
Pork.-The stock continues light with a
limited demand. We continue formor figures,
viz: Mess, IS a 81 Prime, So; Nj. Q. $64.
p. O., 81.
Baooa.-The demand for bacon is confined
to house consumption, and small orders for
plantation use. The stock continues light.
ouE ioTiief Injuries HHS"eE lE tu-dd1s va .
Hams, Z a s cts; Sides, 5 cts; Shoulders,
4 a d cts.
Lard--fn this article no change whatever
has taken place for the last three days. We
continue former figures which are 6 a 7 cts
W~hiskey--Very little has arrived during
the las, three days, and the light stock previ-
ously er hand has been nearly all taken up
for city consumstion. % cts. per gallon.
Begging and Rope.-But few transactions
take place in Bagging and Rope. Our fig,
ures are for cash l21 a IA cts, and on a cred,
it OF GO a 80 days, Is l51 cts.
Lead-Sales at 1896.
Coffee, is dull, the weather has contributed
to lessen the sales. In prices, there is ne
alteration to be made; Rio, 81 to &c Havana,
ST to o.; Laguayra 81 TO Sc.
Sah-0f the large arrivals of Liverpool,
noticed TO our last, there has been the follow
ing sales: 5000 sacks coarse at 81 %, and
fine 81 35 per sack; 800 sack coarse at 81 %
and 1850 sacks at 81 22l for coarse and 81
30 for fine.
Frelghts are very dull at I'D. TO Liverpool, lie,
per ID. to ~tlavre. and s. per bsie 10 Northern
aports.-Buleti..
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Wednesday. Nov. "a. 1919.
The markets have been very quiet since
Friday evening, and We notice scarcely any
change in pfieee. The stock If Western
Produce IL light, and will continue to be no
until the Ohio ia navigable.
Cotton.--We noticed in our review Of Sat-
urday last the market closed dull, with a
downward tendency, and now we note II decline
Of c. per ID. on m~Iadling fair qualities.
Other qualities dull and not Of ready Rale.
The amount of business has been small for
the last three days, viz: Saturday, 1000 bales:
Monday, 1900, yesterday, 1900. The rivers
are up, above, and We look for large receipts
very soon, and later European accounts which
will have their influence on this market.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26
CLOTHING.

The subscriber has on hand large assort-
ment Of ready made clothing, received direct
from New York, consisting Of blue, black and
brown, frock coats, blue, black and brown
dress coats, pilot cloth hunting, over Goals;
blue and black cashmere pan'aloons buck
skin ditto, cloth and satin vests, all Of which
were selected from the best materials, and
made 10 order, by the best workmen. To be
sold very low for cash please call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere, at the old
stand lately occupied by J & f F Philips &
Co. CHARLES A HILL.
nov % Dc.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE

faflsn oI IhSt bhl6H rouge
by virtue Of an order from tbs Hon probate
court in and for The parish Of East Baton.
Rouge, will be sold by The undersigned Judge
nf said court. on
WrBptspAf, The 2sth Of Dec. le44.
between the usual hours Of sale. al The last
place Of residence Of the late Eleanor DAVIS,
deceased, the following described property.
belonging 10 The succession Of said deceased.
10 wit
Negro man Bob. about 80 years Of age,
three horses.
two yoke Of oxen.
cows and calves,
stuck Of hogs,
cart and farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture,
Spanish saddle. &c.
Terms Of sale-1'hs slave nj !, . and . yrs
CREDIT from The day Of sale, The personal pro.
perry. Que half cash. and the other ut one yrs
credit. in notes endorsed payable in bank and
mortgage to be retained on The slave until
final payment Gil TESTER. PJ
nov &c az,
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II EMtUMst

We will give The following premiums nj the
coming Agricultural fairs
For Tie best horse colt Of ono year and TN
der. one bride. = dollars.
For The best colt 2 years and under. ono bri-
die g dollars,
The best d year colt md under. one bride
wefth 3 dorlars. all to be- raised in The state
and foalrd in the state. REEDER Il co.
nov 20 AZ
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CATION,

THE cgors-fIase been much damaged by
the late rains and trusts. Every where we
see Gotten fields white for harvest. and cane
fields made white by fros's, In the former,
much OF the staple is beaten to the ground
nna thus Lost, while the quality OF Nhat clings
TO the boil isgrca,ly injured. OF the latter,
such as is early windrowed, may possibly
escape material injury but, should the wea.
tasr soea become warm, all standing CAGE
will be ruined.
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1tn REMrl

On advantageous tefms-a plantation on
the river Amite in this parish, containing 42o
acres Of land, $50 Of which afa cleared and f.
for cultivation, with a dwelling and gin house
thereon
Alse. "a three acre lot in Spanish Town I'M
def fence With d stable thereon. Apply al the
office Of the City Bank in Baton Reuge.
nov 10 40 gt l. sHEPPERs. Cash'r.
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arRAy.

Taken ZIP The 9th September. on The pianta@
lion Of Mrs. Bfeaas, West Bai6n Rouge, abont
II miles below the court house, q creole
.tsfss. bay, aged 0 or 7 years, no brand, col
la,s,aaf..stt on the neck, a heavy maine, ana
d mblIng gsit. said horse, II not reclaimed
within 90 days from. date Of This notice, wilt
be sold by ne undersigned 1T his office, on The
10th Of December next, according to The rules
Of The Police Jury.
ROsEMoND 1fEBEHT, I.p.
West Baton Rouge, 10Th sept. "a
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RUNAWAY,

From the undersigned, thel9tb inst, a negro
named PmEH, aged 80 years or more, 81 feet
high, very black, face pited by the small pox,
speaks English and Il little French; had on
when he went away, n blue frock coat, white
hat and ribbed cashmere pantaloons.
A liberal reward will be given to whoever
shall bring the said slave TO me, or lodge him
in any Jail Of of the state.
nov 26 az If JOHN CAPOULAD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26

NJ II afFords Us great pleasure TO Ro.e
every ,s;le evidence OF the improvement of
mir town. Our advertising columns today
hear testineny no, only 10 the increase of
business, but show also, that new laborers are
i Tie field. Mr.. w. D. Phillips and Mr.
t,bas. A. It'll are out 10 lfe-separate'y--for
themselves, uaile these wsll-kaown and we'll
,r;ed frieras of ,he public, MessFs, J. g. E.F.
psir,;rs. have opened sheil neg store adIoin-
ing ne Civ Bark
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Csurt-Parish Of East Ba,
ton Rouge.
William Denham
vs.. Nc $3.50.
Fl. Cain, ct al.


By virtue Of a writ Of feri fac;as issued in
the above entitled suit, from the Hon third
district court holden in and for the parish Of
East Baton Rouge and directed to the Sheriff
of said parish, will be exposed to public sale
on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of Dec, 1s42,
at the court house door in the town of Baton
Rouge, commencing at II O'Clock A NJ, all the
right, title interest and claim of NJ. L, Meeker
in or to the following described property to
wit: the undivided two thirds Of the West
part of lot No 5, in square No 2, in that part
of the town of Baton Rouge laid out by a
Grass, having 60 feet on Lafayette street by 60
feet on Church street.
Seized to satisfy a twelve months bond
drawn by the said Moses L Meeker, and Amos
Adams, in favor of the plaintiff in the above
suit, and cost of this proceeding.
Terms Of sale cash, without appraisement.
L. G. MORRIS, Dep. Sheriff.
Oct 20 80