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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12
Is B MASSER

If EB MASSER again notifies nll who are
,ndrhci to h,n ~ tire firm of II. Is. Massrr & Co.,
to call and settle Without DELAY, otherwise their ac-
counts will be psr,d in the hands Of magisIsr,
for collection, eunbo'y, Sept ~, 1sss.
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LIST Of RETAILERS

LIST oT EE-A-EEESs
ar Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, Of
~ the Cou"'y Of N"rthumberto tond, who haze,
aud toho haze not paid Their Licenses.
WHO HAVE PAID:
Mo.,cllrr K Srhwenck Amos Vsstme
VIM. n F,ymirr & Go Jacob Haas
Mackev & Chamh rnin William D"ppen
Ireland & MciIell Daniel Schwartz
Miller & MarI John Smith
Seth Ctdwa'sder Gorge 3rosius
Henrn & Follmrr John Bngaman
Patrick Hsmpsey Nerihnger & Co
Isaac Brown W, G. Scott
f 7. Piper d. b. Knapp
William Hays Charles Is. NeIrick
w ,lliam Forsy,he Thomas r. Pomp
Brautie.m & Wappes Genge Corey
Neldltnrcr & Bingaman James Reed
Samuel Ham John Chamberlain
Dsnir H",shoe Haas BNerly
Peter Beisel John II iman q Co
George Re,n John II ftman & Co.
Gideon Shadle Samuel John.
WHO HAVE NOT PAID:
Seth l. Comly Beard 4 G, hTg
Jacob Bair Charles kelchner
John Young A. & &. Ross
Wood 4 Rhawn Jacob Bright
John B gar John Nj Ter
II. b. Masser Roe & Payne
John Fryluc TIomas Pardos
J. p. Hachrnhrrg N.ny W"olv' hon
Gco'ge Shrader VIM. Dewart
/ Hartman II Knahc Peter |. z'rus
/ VIM Persug & Co VIM. Leisenring.
! Ira +. Cement
! - Notice is hereby given, that the Treasurer
is compelled, ly law. 10 commcnc" SUIT against al
those who do not come forward md pay lheit lcen>
ses Oh % before the 80 day Of December re'.
| GEORGE WEISER
! Sunhurv Nov. 18th, ls42, Treasurer
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TANE NOTICE.

'THAT The Copar,ncrship cre,okre Kissing bc.
l. tween Dr. Iohu w p, al and Dr. y. r. Titp, in
The practice Of M dcinc. has ,hi. dly teen di,sol.
we'd by mutual Consent. The book and aeconn,s
of The late firm are in ne hsn,is of Dr.. J. W. Peat
who is fully authorized 10 sc,r he same.
JOHN w PEAL,
SrTt. 2sth, ls42. y. +. TRIrES,
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VIM. Garreti's Estate.

VIM. Garrett's Estate.
ATOTICE is hereby gwen that lruers If admin
Y istraiion have been granted 10 the suhsc ihers,
"I the estate Of Wm G.Uett, If Rush township,
Northumberland County, decreased. Person in
deh'ed to said estate, or having chrns against n,
viii Ilesse To present the same for settlement TO he
subsc IibeIs res.dlny ia ID ,nvc, COLUMBIA county
SHARpLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN T.. GRiER.
Oct goth, ls42.-6t
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-RA =. CLEMENT,
George Longs Estate.

George Longs Estate.
NTOTlCE is hereby given that letters of admin
u is'ratinn on the estate f George Long, deed &,
late Of Aupusa a township hive this day been pran-
ted t. rhr suh,cihers, residing in ssid tnwushlp
p,r.ons knowing themselves indebted. are Ieque,-
ted TO maxi immediate payment, and thase having
cl ims ag ,int the tie. requested to present
them for examination ard settlement.
SAM Ell GONSERT,
JACOB SEASHOllZ
October Goth lSio-6t-6
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CLYDE s. WILLIAMS
BIank Book ManufaCtOry,
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Il. Of every description, ruled to cny pattern, such
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rlcan. Will h,. promptly attended to.
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J. MAYLANn. .JR. & co.

-. 4Hl "a II lxk& IN ~ u H q w.
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers.
No. 90 North West corner Of Race ard Third
Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co.portnsfship
l. under the firm Of I. Maryland ID in. & Co..
ns successor. to the late firm of Jdcdb .Iidyiond8
Co.. and will ,ntinue the husnets at the old ess.
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'helt own close attention and experience for mary
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&C. The i"nt experience OF the seniot parter of tts
late firm, will also he devoted 10 ha interest Of tts
co'Ceul-aud no e1erion and care will 10
spared to insurr Their goods all times of the Us
~ ltc-' quality, they solicit continuance Of TIE
confidence Of the ends and customers Of the Ice,
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MAILAND, JH.
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STRAY IEEEFFI;R.

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Sunhurv, TIC 90 1912.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

In Third District Court-rarish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge.
City Bank Of New Orleans ]
Vs. No. 3gJg.
James II. Allison and wife. J
BY virtue Of an order Of seiznre and sale. IT,
sued in the above entituied suit, directed TO
the Sheriff Of The parish Of East Baton Rouge,
will be exposed to public sale on
SATURDAY. the I'd day Of July next. 1912,
at the Courthouse door, in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at III O'Clock, 4. NJ, all
the right, title. interest, and claim of the de-
PENDANTS in or to the following described pro-
perfy, TO wit a certain tract OF land, situated
III this parish, containing four hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. bounded north by
lands Of Mrs. fassandra Whitsen. cast by the
river Amlte, south by lands Of Mrs, Montgo-
merry, and west BY those Of Mrs, Wbllten, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improve
naents thereon, moreover, the following named
slaves, 10 wit:
Any,a negro woman, aged 30 years,
Ned, aged about 70 years,
seized 10 satisfy the Judgment, interest and
cost in the above entitled sIff.
Terms Of Sale--cash, without appraise-
rnent. L. G. NORRIS,
may y 10 Deputy Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish If East Baton Rouge

"''' 20 : ''o"EU'
by virtue Of an order from the Hon. the
Judge OF tho Court Of Pfobaiss IN and for the
Parish of East Baton Rouge. State Of Iouisl-
ana, will be sold by tho undersigned Parish
Judge aud ex-ofiiclo Auetioneer, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of July next, 1912,
Tho ,,.,,,t bo,,s If sa,c Tho f,,l,w
lar JaserfteJ sy,,,.,ty tsIaaaita T., tie sne.
rass,on If The psta, Fly,z,,hstb rt,o,uas. Jerea..
81 ,stda,, r. I1e,ra f.blsaas daeaased to
vii
Two lofa tf t,to,,,,d SITUATED in that mari
~ tho ,ousn IF gatm p,no. laid ont bv the
Ito h psa.roaara
"a L. H. fatfs.ts.a n.4una a,aaaa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25

me. 81 thai he sues me bsIpfe an elected MAJ
glstfhte Or parish Judge, what fntst naturally
expect VIII not the Judge be biased ny the
person who has given him most votes Af VINO
can give him the most votes when be desires
II reelection I Justice, then, according 70
Mr.. M6uton's plan, would be always in favor
Of the rich and powerful. while for the poor
and Wfnk there would be no justice. The
conclusion ii natural. and unless | tntsappre-
bend consequences. this measure is calculated
IA SOW corruption IN our most sacred 1bstitit'
tons. Since Mr.. Metlton is in favor Of s'tch
measures, and Johnson opposed TO them,
shall vote for The LATTER.
Cur eandiaatea4of congress are we'll known
Dawson has always been considered as good
q democrat Is any other Of our rnff1ed-shitt
gentry but his silly letter ffefn Washington
to his constituents, and his aFgRmeafnn M
hoft4eahaiff en- in congress, Chat IS. his threat
10 murder a fell6w4tnember In the House of
Representatives,, have Induced some Of Us 10
imagine that the district would be better re-
presented by that plain republican planter,
John BHhler. Mr.. Bul1ler has never disho-
sitiou. He has filled different offices. and
always with credit 10 himself, aud 10 the satis-
faction of the public.
] esteem boil, the candidates for the state
senate. MIR. bernard Ii an active business
man, and hlsslad experience in public lie
He has proved himself a good servant anti n
good republican, In our present elretHstan-
ees, We want such men IN office. Mr. Combs
| consider Il very worthy young man. and at
another time ] would give him my vote. But,
nj present, ] should deem it hazafdthg more
Than VT are in a condition to hazard, to elect
QUO ST young and inexperienced 10 a station
Of such Importance. The state is euibarrass-
ed, aud before We appoint men 10 high places
VIC ought 10 be sure they will moi drag rs into
Il worse snail. while striving 10 haul us out OF
The ono we are III.
Of the other candidates, shall only mention
Mr.. Elan. who, though . wing. is n man Of
talent, industry, and good common sense. He
Is u Wheel~horae any where, and would do
more FIR the parish than any other candidate
nov before the people. The partsh owes it
10 her honor and interests 10 elect him.
, a DgaetHAr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
fFV fhf Hatoa Rouge t~;u&fft

Nh HuEaTus,
StR IL find myself aRain compelled ~ NJ.
par before the public, To defend myself
against q charge, utiil more serious han tho
one lately made in the .JfifiaraoHtah" fews-
paper, ia the city Of New Orleans. 1t IL no.
thing IesF, tltan being a traltor TO my country,
whilst holding the honorable and responsible
station Of Representatives IN The Legislature Of
this state. during The INVASION by the British
in the years 1914 Il 10 | challenge my
%enemier, to put their charges III any specific
md tangible form, and with Il rerforHthlh
mime. | declare the whole to be false mud
malicious and shall negatively ~disProfe any
Charge Vt the kliltl, by submitting the sftfinend
correspondence with the lion. Sebastian H.
fiart, then, aud now, d fsaaatnf in tho IcgiH-
tltre, aid who, from bis relations with the
Commanding General, had m opportunity o.
he tring the natiea of every SUSPECTED person,
either III the Legislature or city Of New Or
lrans.
defy any person to shuw from The Jour
male Of either House ri The Legislature, any
such attempt or movement as a surrender OF
the country to the enemy, As n manifesto
ton Of The opinion Of lhe people 81 East Baton
Rouge o. mD~-1E M evidence Of tlietf conn
denfe ia mel was again elected their re-
preventative 10 the IBeislafufe in Tho year
1890, and subsequently served tharn AS sheriff
for liGat sixteen yaarF!
! am respectfully,
Your r,ozt OBJ, ser't,
JOHN BUTLER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25

BaTos R0uaH, June 10, 1sis.
Mn. Enron The day is near when The vo-
Iers Of this parish. aud also of The entire state,
will be required to manifest their preferences
for individuals who offer themselves, or who
are put forward by their friends, aseandidates
for public Offices. Without eanFassing tle
secret motives ofthc candidates, or The private
purposes of those by whom they may have
been brought out, will you allow a plain old
citizen and democrat, in his W simple way,
TO express his choice among the gentlemen
before the people.
will begin with the candidates fot Cover
nor. This, beyond question, IS the most i'm
portant office in the giftof the people Of Loti-
siana and fine precatious condition Of cur in-
fteEnal affairs admonishes us to be on our
guard, both 1T our private and public CON
Germs. Families mist exercise discretion and
economy and a gfeatshare Of both these rif-
tues IL called for in The administration Of pub
fic matters. Our choice, then, between Nog-
ton and johnson, should he determined by the
degree in Witch these men have exhibited
these virtues in their past career,
Mr.. Johnson has been long a public servant.
In general politics | have always opposed hina;
yet, in candour, ] must affirm, that he has rem
dered Invaluable services to the state and
country, and on many occasions given eFi-
dence Of superior merit. As governor of the
state, he was active and Jealous for the gene
raj good; in congress he obtained for our mi
iitia the pay due to them as drafted troops, III
the war Of 1914 and 1915. You may have
read, Mr.. Editor, that when d draft was to have
been made for that war, that the necessity OF
The proceeding was avoided, because al our
citizens, young and old, were found ready as
volunteers. AS Volunteers, YOU know, they
were not entitled to pay and while citizens OF
The other states were paid for their services,
the citizens of Louisiana would have gone
without reconpense. had not Henry Johnson
brought the subject before congress, and
through great exertions secured the Louisl.
anians their rights. He, too, as is well known.
did more for us in the way of presumption
rights and land claims than any other repre-
sentative We have ever had in congress.
Mr.. Mouton has also been some years N
public life. have remarked his course, and
has not yet distinguished himself by any emf
nent public service and the measures he now
proposes, appear to me very unacceptable to
the party to which | nave the honor to Belong.
| mean the Iefiersonian democrats, or loco
fodos, as they have been Of late called, in ri
dicEle. Mouton is in favor Of amending the
constitution. So is Johnson but the former
proposes 10 make all Offices elective. | am a
poor man, myself, and have very little lniu-
ence. | have some rich ~neighbors, who have
great influence, and can persuade many per-
sons to vote as thew do. Now, suppose / sue
one Of my rich ~neIshboTs for d sum he owes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25

10 Gle Editor ofthe BJton Rouge GaeeHc.]
SlR:-~At a period 50 near our elections, it
is useful, it is essential, iha, voters be critically
acquainted with the various candidates. /
believe il, then, ray duty, as Il good citizen,
to be- you 10 publish The following extract Of
a letter addressed By the Hon. Henry johnson
OF one Of his friends, and inserted in the Fell
ciana Wing of the 18th inst. BY 50 doing
you will ohlige 4 LouIsi4HrAs.
Al have been charged also, with af9ti truth.
OF being opposed to a Convention to change
the Constitution of the State, and Il, an exten-
sion Of The right Of suffrage. If elected Co.
vernon, | shall mol he 4 member Of the con-
templated Convention, nor. iathe event of ray
election, should | attempt il the slightest de-
gree, to influence the proceedings Of the mem
beers Of that body, If assembled. Nv opinions
upon these qaesfionS, therefore, are of no I'M
portance Ia the public. Under such circum-=
stances, | ask. what have my opinions, in re-
iation TO these questions, to do with the election
of Governor. Nevertheless. have no ebiec-
tien To express them, and do now repeat, what
! nave publicly stated on several occasions
since these topics have been agisated, that
am in favor of a Convention to change the
Constitution Of the State; and that | am in
favor of extending the r ight of suffrage, so as.
TO allow every free white citizen Of the pro-
per age and residence, the right to vote, with
out property qualification. ] advocated stch
i principle in the Convention that framed the
present Constitution, and am still in favor of il.
"You are authorised 10 use this letter as
yoR NAV deem proper.
~ am, very respectfully,
"SiF, your obedient servant,
IL. JOHNSON"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Magistrates Court-Parish Of East Fell
cana.
William T, Hanna,
y.,
Robert GreenwelEe t al.
James Holmes,
vs..
The amt
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BY virtue Of a writ Of fesi faeFast issued in
the above suits, by J. G. White, a Justice of
the Peace, in and for the Parish Of East Fell
eIana, directed to the Sheriff Of the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge. | have seized and will ex-
pose to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 2ddaT Of July next. rsfs.
It beIng The first Saturday in said month. al
the Courthouse III the toun Of Baton Rope
commencing at IL o'clock, all the rf~',.
interest and claim Of William ~ sss'e,
in Or to the following prs- s~Feearss
TEN negro girl = -ssfTys 20 MI : GER
about tourt Lara, nance f~fa-rlsfa aged
fy : --een years. seized to pay and salts
: fWsfvs months bond, ia Which Robert
ofeeh@eit IL principal and William Ii. Green
wen as seesFsiyt together with interest and
costs. Tens Of saie-Gash, without sp,
pfdisemenf, T. c. NORRIS,
MAJ - 10 Deputy Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
SALE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
By virtue OF an order from the Hon. Chas.
Tessser Parish Judge in and for said Parish,
will be exposed for Sale on
SATURDAY, tbsfed day of July next, 1912,
at the Courthouse in thefown of Baton Rouge,
10 commence at II ofcIock. ~, all the right,
ttle, interest, and claim Of the owaer or
owners Of a certain negro IMAM slave, a run
away, confined in the depot Of the Parish, for
the last two years, who Gala himself Peter.
he is 5afeet 8 inches high, asost IS years Of
age speaks French and English, and says he
belongs to Molaison, of West Baton Rouge,
he was committed May 11ths 1915, and is
now to be sold for the fees of capture, deten-
ton, and other charges in said depot.
Terms of sale-Cash. -
II. ", FOWLER.
may % Is Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
Wfsr Baron Rorer, June 10, 1912.

Wfsr BARON Korer, June 10, 1872,
NV DEAR Sin II have before tne your
letter ri Tho 9th instant, to which ind is,asi-
ton has prevented me giving an earlier re.
ply. Iy this letter | am informed that your
conduct while n member Of the House Of Re-
representatives., in 1s1f-'Ia, during The inva~
sioa OF our Stale by the English, ig itopeached
before the electors Of the second COMPRESSION
Al district, and that your political enemies
p ctond, that ia your quality 81 roprnaenta-
tive you were then engaged, with other mem.
hers Of the Legislature, In d project, OF inten-
tion, to surrender tie roun'ry to the euetny,
and. in fine, that you were The DRIVER uf i re-
solution presented to the House to this effect.
believe il a duty. sir, TO honor and totruth,
to declare here, thalI never heard Of ench a
resolution, previous to the day | received your
letter. IL 10 true. thai on The 2sstl December
1911, there was question IN The Camp Of Gen,
jackson, during an obstinate combat between
us and the English, Of Il. species Ut e~olnplot,
Gr design, on part our legislature. TO surreu-
dor the State To theEnglish, in case OF a capt
~tulation: but agar, ! say, II is duo to truth.
here solemnly to declare, that neither then,
or since, have | heard your name mentioned
AZ having The least participation in al act
WhlclrI have always considered as ehImeri-
cal. and which existed only in the brain Of
certain individuals totally terrft Of ogguom
sense. ! believe ! rccollect thai, on the same
day--'he 2sth OF December-as | was return
ing from the camp, after the battle, | encouR-
tered You with DIR. Avery, your then colleague,
with your n1sqaets, also returning from the
field | think. too, | again encountered you
on the Isl January, 1915, as | was coming
from the field Of battle, with your mlsqaets
no y ur shoulders.
Ia fine, sir, before | conclude, ! consider il
my duty here to add, that | did not then see,
nor have | since seen, any reason TO cease to
have in You, the full confidence that mi an
dent patriot and friend to the country must
ever inspire.
| regret, sir, that it is moi in my power to
enter more into details, as, from the 18th De.
cember to the 18th January, | was almost
constantly in the camp and during that period
was rarely in the Senate, of which body | was
a member, except on two or three occasions,
when the then President, the Hon. +, Skip
with, required my attendance.
lshall esteem lnyselfhappy, sir, if the above
facts shall, in any manner induce your fellow
citizens to render you that justice which YOU
have so legitimately acquired.
| am with respect, my dear Sir,
Your very ob't. servt.
S. HIkIAET.
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Y.

Taken up by Mr.. V. Blanchard, an Ok, vel
low color, the end of the horns cut. marked
n s; the right ear slit and The left cut. Also
All other, spotted but indeseribable the right
ear foxed and the left one cut.
The above animals viii be sold in three
months, from this date, il they are not claimed
prior 10 that period, At the residence Of Mr.. Il.
blanchard, at 70 o'clock, 4. ~, by the under
signed Justice Of the Peace, according TO the
law. Terms of sale Cash.
VAL HEBERT, j. r.
West Baton Rouge, June IS, 1872. 20
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge,-In Third
District Court.
(Potsponed Saie.)
Citizens Bank Of LouisIana)

James Forbes.
By virtue of an order Of seizure and sale to
me directed. from the hon. Third District
Court, holden ia and for the parish aforesaid,
viii be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July next. Is42,
at the Court house, in the town Of Baton Rouge,
between the saaIhours OF sale, all the right,
title, interest and claim of the defendant, III
and to tfse following property, to wit:
Two certain tracts Of land, situated in this
parish, a. about 20 miles east of the town of
Baton Ronge. on the waters Of Sandy Creek
and the river Amite, and containing in the ag-
gregate SIC 6s-1G0 acres. according to the
fgarative plan and survey on file in the afss.ce
Of the surYeyor-general of Louisiaaa. seiz
TO satisfy the judgment ~integs$s. and : "a
the above entitled suit, 9s -
Terms Of sale-la mo1ths, credit
June IL e Il. W.IoWLER. sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Third District Court4Parish Of East Ba-
ION Rouge.
John Reid & A. A. Legtndre !

John Reid & A. A. Legtndre
vs.. Al .1tA
Their Creditors and the Creditors
Of A. II. Legendre,
On motion Of Counsel for The syndie Of the
creditors Of Reid Il Legendre, and A. II. Le-
pendre, and on filing The iabteat Of distribu-
lion aud statement. II Is ordered that notice be
gwen 10 the creditors Of Reid Il Legendre, and
A. r. Legendfe, to Show cause within ten
days from said notice, why said tableau and
statement should not be homologated and
made the judgment Of the Court.
A true extract from the minutes.
], q. A. HOLT,
June 10, 1912, 10 Deputy Clerk.