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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
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Married. on the evening 2d of June BY the Rev. J. w.
Corbn JMr, f. DowDELL, ESQ., Of GreenviIe, Georgia. Ia
Miss SARAH lI.MHTos daughter Of the Hon. James Rendery Of
Mrrriw-ther county, Georgia.
Married. Tuesday, the 2sh Of June last by the Rev James
H. Morrison Mr. WM JAMES MDr.Raos, Of Prince Edward To
Miss aoLsg MoRRr. daughter of John Morris Esq., OF Buck
ingham.
Married on Monday morning. the 4th instant, by Rev. Jesse
WIT WM NJ WArsiss Esq, 10 Miss ELIZABETH H,RpAwAY,
nnly daughter of Seth Hatcher Esd. all Of Powhaan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

IL CHANCERY.-EiRGInI,-A Court continued and held
county the Courthouse thereof, wednesday,
IN 18Th day of June 1872: .r
David w. Hunter, fialtli:
against
Thomas Eills Defendants
The defendant, James Thomson not having entered ms ap
aud security, according to law and the rules {"
m tUgfi aud appearing the satisfaction oi the Count al
ultahtat this state, tie motion oi HE pai-
y ass Counsel 1t is ordered That the said James Tnonlson
ar eore the Justices of said Court at the Court h"se
m eeond Monday September next, aud answer tue hll o
"a. qul ard copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in The city of Richmond Tor TWO
excessively and that another copy hc posted nj The front
d9oi the Court house county Court day
Copy-Teste, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
THE I.and Where is it9

Correspondent of the "MadisonIan' asks, if there
be really any money distribute 10 the States 1.-The
Editor gives the following startling reply: awe do not
wonder a, the question-aiter the grave mockery oil
Congress attempting to distribute fund non est in
rentus among The States, have resolved TO be sur
prsed at nothing. But we beg leave to inform our
correspondent, that there is not only no money to
distribute, bnt that the ehoie of the Land Fund has
been expended in paying Tie members their eight dollars
per day, during uc last long ssoen months mhe they
hare been doing nothing And yet they have the i'm
pudence TO call upon the Government 10 distribute
this fund, which has already been squandered on
themselves, among the States! And Mr. Crittenden
one of the kcked out Cabinet, abuses the President
because he will not sign such preposterous aud dis
graceful bill"
The Register reports the Cd inst the amount out
standing Of Treasury Notes to be S9,077 ,OCO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

Mr. Botts in his late letter to the Wings of New
York, gives the great panacea for our national dill
culties, viz: "lst we'll regulated Bank of the u s.
I'D The distribution of the proceeds of the Public
Lands. And Sd. free and liberal Tar.G, that by
proper discrimination would furnish incidental protec-
ton to our domestic interests and manufactures. =
Bank! Tariff! and Distribution! pretty highly
seasoned Federal dish! But as MIR. Tyler is heading
most of these schemes, Mr.. Bolts has panacea for
him also-lmpeachment, aye, impeachment is to be
the sword hung over Mr.. Tylers head. "Let the pub
lie mind become famliarzed to the term impeachment,
and let all vain, weak and vicious men in high public
trusts trembe at the sound $50 writes the Hon
John Minor Botts.) -And if the sound will not be
sufficient to "frght Mr. Tyler from his proprety =
land who now believes, after the example we have
Just had, that Mr. Tyler can be inundated from his
coursc?-why then the articles OF impeachment are
drawn-and the effort may be made, if not 10 convict
him by twohrds, to attempt to suspend him from ms
functions-A scheme factious will rebound upon the
heads of his authors and will prosecute the intended
victim into higher popularity, new sympathies and
firmer support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

The Court of Errors in New York have unanimously
confrme the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Mandamus of the City The practical effect IS,
mnnicinal Offices TO the Feds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

, OTCE-N persons having claims against The Estate OF
Mary George, deceased hereby notified To present
the undcrscned without delay THIS notice WI he
;eadet all such promptly presented ana
,p,,. krown JOSEPH BASYE,
Late Sheriff of Northumberland,
and Administrator of Mary F. George, deceased.
Northumberland Juv 1, 1912. ls-w4w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
To the T0tcrS Of .3mcti

To the V0tcrs Of .4mctia
All persons opposed to Tariff for Protection and
in favor of Free Trade and Equal Rights are requested
TO attend at the Court House the 9TH Thursday in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
King William county, July lst, 1872.

NrOTICE-We shall stop running Scottsvle Boat from
~ the st Of July The connection win sns ra
encers for stanton, by leaving in Lynchbrs po
which leave Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY az
ocock M will arrive the same hour As noe
per Railroad 'otN' lG-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

'THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, CUPIAH COUNTY, So
IN the Circuit Court of Copah county, N May Ter lsa:
Melissa Speed, Administrator Of William w Speed, Admins
aior all singular The goods cacs rights and credits
winch were OF the estate Of John Speed deceased
Joseph ". Sheppard.
of 1859 returnable the May
Term l>ia, OF the Ccpiah Circuit Court.
Whereas, Melissa Speed, Administrative, and William w
sad Jose p NJ Sheppard, for the of sxtysS hundred and
hy aud seventy FIVE cents returnable the
aora and appearing the satisfaction of the Court
The said Joseph NJ Sheppard nonresident Of the State Of Mis-
Spp said Sheppard resides in the State of Virg
ma Notice hereby given that, unless the said defendant Shep
ar appear put his special hail. plead demur 10 the
above action months Judgment by default will be
rendered AGAINST him, and the property attached VIII he Sold
And ~ further ordered, that of this notice ne inserted
ami published IN the Richmond Enquirer published
ia the cry Of Richmond State % Virginia
span newspaper printed and published the city of Jack
son, MISSISSIPPI, Tor SIX weeks successfully
Tie seal Of The said Circuit Court this twelfth day of
,a.o JOHN MeGREw, Clerk of Copiah Circuit Court.
Jul! lS-wGws
SuLKEY AND PIANOS For SALE Ar PRINCE EDWARD
lookI.- w sell to the highest bidder without
one GOOD second haha nkey aud Harness. second hand
anu one new Piano, at Prince Edward house July 18TH
"e l; A. p. BIGLoW
l5- Wing viii copy till 18th inst.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHESTERFIELD LAYD-n, yj1.
Of Deed of Trust executed by Arch;aid O., :, H.
Subscriber certain purposes therein men,nned dated rho d
day C February, 1872 aud Of record office Of The Clerk of
The County of Chesterfield shall offer for sale nj mil
aucon the highest bidder for cash. Chesterfield Conf,
house Monday the 9Th day Of August next that being Court
Hdy Tract Of Land situated the Of dis
ian about ~ miles from Richmond and miles from Court,
House and bounded lands James McGce oato Farm
h title Is believed be good but acting ducary capaci.
~ snail only convey such as IS vested IN me.
July : Is@wtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

~ CHaNCEEHA Rules taken the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Coun Of Law and Chancery Of Prince Ed
Wa'd county, the 4ih day If July, lsi2
f,heis " Watkins Administrator OF Martha Pankey hectas
Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

The N. Y. American of Tuesday evening, states
"hghly important report, which Gt has) reason TO be-
lieve well-founded which had reached New York that
morning from Washington. 1t is, substantially that
MIR. Webster and Lord Ashburton had finally agreed
upon all the points in discussion between the two
tries and that treaty drawn up and ready for sig
nature and would be signed yesterday being the 9TH day
Of July.
"The North Eastern Bnundary is settled by ceding 10
Great Britain the territory North of the St Johns aud
by Great Britain cedng TO the U. States the strip be-
tween present Eastern boundary and the St Johns
vcr including the city of Fredericton, now the seat
Government of the British province of New Brunswick
and Of the navigation of the river the sea-
We should be delighted if such intelligence
true-but do not believe it. The Maine Age doubts,
whether any treaty can be formed Immediately about
the Boundayand throws cold water upon the reports
from Washington, on that point.
We have, ourselves, letter from Washington, Of
the th which "hopes that our foreign matters in
more auspicous condition than our domestic ones.
Those speak with, seem TO think that Lord AshLuron
is quite proper man 10 adjust the diicutes-unpre.
tending as dipomalst, &c. The Boundary question
may be left open for Convention-but hope other
points will be satisfactorily arranged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
tI,CpNCSD ay,l f,ONcprsS

WEUN CUNGKESS.
The House referred TO Committee the Presidents
reasons for signing the Apportionment BILL Mr.. Bolts
denounced the President for the action, most extra
ordinary, novel, highly reprehensble and calculated
to excite dsorganlzng spirit through the country
The question Of reference carried.
MIR. Flllmore's resolution, for terminating the Debate
on the Tariff bill on Monday, was amended on motion
of MIR. Johnson of M. so to substitute Tuesday next
and then passed.
MIR Fillmore moved suspension of the rules to in
troduce resolution for restricting the debate in Com
mitee-but the motion did not prevail
The Tariff bill then discussed by Messrs. Trip
lett, Cooper, Washington of N. Carolina, and Bar
nard of N. York
In the Senate Mr.. Calhoun appeared in his place
The Judiciary bill was further discussed, and then
dered to Sd reading.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

The Thursdays Madsonan calls our attention 70
circumstance which tanspired in the House of Repre-
sentatves Wednesday, and announces MIR. Bolts
positive determination to move articles Of mpeach-
ment against the President The question of referring
Mr. Tylers for signing the Apportonment bill
TO Committee was before the House. Mr. Cushing,
in the of his argument, said that the House
exercised judicial function in impeachments. Sup
pose the gentleman from Virginia, (hlr Botts,) were
resolved to mpeach the President. This, presume,
is supposable case.
"Nr Bolts said it is not only supposaJle but esr-
tain case"
The Madsonian "defes the conspirators.' We warn
them to look ahead themselves, whilst they trying
to head the President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

ar The sale of "CentrerHe' will take place this day. IL
o'clock in front Of the Exchange Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

john y. SERRILLE, Clerk of the Board.
lS-wlfus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

Dams la ~journte du 5 aodt, I'm mulatre
predieateur methodiste, nonms Pleasant,
Underwood. Sc rendit d Ia dsmeure do Mr..
'Teeters, a Lexington, Ohio, hi disant que
son frers residant / trois miles dc Ia etait
dangereusement malads. Mr.. q. partit
immediatement pour SO rendrs chez son
frere. Underwood qui s'6tait cache dams
CO voisinage %revjnt, arme dun baton au-
pres de Nine. Teeters, en- frappa cette NAL
heureuse jusqu'a &C qu'elle cut perdu con-
Nuisance, ct Sc porta ensulte ensers ellie
aux plus laches extremites. Des person.
mes attir6es sur lie lieu de cette scene par
les cris de Mime. T., parvinrent i s'empa-
rer do ce miserable ct d le condulre a Ia
ge6le, d'on il SIC, happa equeIque temps
apres. Une recompencs de 800 est Of
ferte pour son arrestation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
(CommaniquG.

LEvEauE Ell LKs MARou1LLIERs.g- -.
A la grande satisfaction des catholique,
romans de Baton Rouge, ct psr'iculiere-
: ment Il la mlenne, qui me vanto d'Gtro tin
des plus z6lts, 10 differend qui a un mo-
ment existd entire monsoigncur Ievtque ct
les margulllisrs do ltgllsc st. LOUIS Il la
Nouvellc Orleans, estaa peu pres termlnt.
Al'nmiable OF dun commune accord lis on
on rertr6 au ST. Slt9s. Honni soft qui
nal v pense:: Mais on bons chretiens, nous
devons esperer que sa saintete ne ~icttera
pas 10 froc aux o%rties, ninsi done monsel.
gneur aura ~raison, d'autnnt plus que MN.
les Margnill'ers avouent punishment Ieur
tort On ncceptant Mr.. Rousselon pour cure
provisoirs nous persons que les marguil.
hers auraient du exigor qu'un nntre edle-i
siastique rempl't par interim les fenctions
de cure mais il parnit que les prieres que
notre cure a, Dimanche dernier, recon.
mnndeos au tidelcs en- fayeur do Iev9gue,
sont parvcnues 4 leur adresse, OF que 10
st. Esprit est descendu sur les mnrguil.
lIsrs pour les t~clairer, coinmo autrciois il
dsscentit sur les apdtres.
Quand 4 Mr.. fAbbd rerche, nous lui
souhai.ons un frontage, nttendu qieromme
lie renard de Ia fable II n tres bi.n pr6chf,
ct surtout td'tis par Ia douoeur tyan.eli.
qus dc SEES tp,tres.
AINsf HsoIT.lI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

49, CoNenEs.-Le "Tarif Bill' a passd lea
dsux chambrossiu Congress par do fable.
n al r tls OF &c qni est tgaIemcnt important,
il a recu la Signature hu Prssidsne Atm
do donncr il nos l~ecteurs une idee dc cntte
lei nous la publierons 10 plutht possible.
On aussi passa un acto pour annuller
10 20 pour cent du Bill des terres csci &C.
pendant occasionnera sans dout un autre
veto. 10 Bill pour yegler Ia prise d'eviden.
co en- cas- Objections contestess ayant re-
GU quelquss amendments au Senat aux
qaels la chambre SO raPporta stait lie 80
devant I'm comite dc conference.
Los deux chambres a~vaient agree d's.
j~ourner 10 81 Aodt.
Tn message de Mr.. Tyler fnt reeu 10 30
i Ia chambrs protestant contre certaines
measures congressionneIles-nou nn s vout
pas quelle etait css measures. II est certain
qu'un tel acto d'autorite let scion notre
iugement1 une telIe i~nsulte, a excite de
dures commentators de la particle quelquss
membrcs. On SC rappela Ia dsssus les pro.
tessations semblabss du General Jackson,
a,l,si que les romarques condemnatoires de
John Tyler ct de Daniel Webster. On ne
pouvait faire une Satyre plus forte de la
cond ute dc fExecutif actuel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

Cour du Quatrieme District Parois4s
d'O"est Baton Rouge.
Hall, Blake g. Co,
Abraham Lobdell.
Writ de saisie ct de vento.
En- vertu dun ordre de- saisie ct do yontr,
lance dams le process ci-dsssus, ct a moi adrse-
Sc par Honorable cour du quatrlt me district,
paroisse ct etat susdit, il sera expose ON yen,s
publlgus,
BAMEDI, ] Ocrobre proclaim, 1912,
a Ia maison de cour de Ia dite psreisse, entire
II henrss du matin ct 4 hcures dc Paprss-
midi, tons les dreits, tftrcr, tnttrkts ct prstsn-
tons do A. Lobdell, lie defendant, dana ct a Ia
proprietC ci-aprss decrite, SAVIOR:
Tn morceau de terre situe dams Ia paroisse
de West Baton Rouge, dun demi srrent de
face sur lie fIeuve Mississippi, avec telIe profon-
dehr ct Overture y appsrtenani, borne au-
dessus par les tefres de yeuve D.. p. Swindlsr,
ct au-dessons par .elles de Ltger Daig,s.
avec tou'es les batisses ct authorizations qui
s'y tronson', ttant Ia Jaame bypothtqute aux
plaignanls.
SAisis pour satisiaire lie jugenent, Q, frsiy
dams lie process ci-dsssus dsssignG.
Conditions de Ia venie--l2 mois de credit,
Tacqucrnur donHaBt bonnie ct suffIsanre garan-
tie, ct hypothegue s~ptciale sur Ia dte terra,
avec inttret de- cInq pour cent par an du jour
De la vepte I~ussu'au Placement final,
VAL. HEBERT,
IT aoGt. % Sherik.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

"Ls Grande bretagne no preduitpas as
sez do WIRES pour nourrir son peuplc. La\-
mtrique no peut pas manufacturer asscz
do v5ternonts pon~ habiIlcr SOS habitauts "
Matches Free Trader.
Q Consdquemmont &C qui manquo Il Fun
peut 6trs procure chez ~l'autre ct della les
tchanges. Get echungo 81 II await lieu
sur iss principles d'oguitd no p~ourrait
qu'6tre mutuellement beneficial !; mais
tandis que nous payons a PAngleterrc la
moitit da prir dc nos productions pour avoir
10 privilege do les ycndta sur son territoire,
ellie ne notfs paie que lc cinquiGne do Ia
vnleur do ses snurchandisss pour 10 privile-
90 do los vendre sur notrc territoire. Les
avantages sont done tous dc son cote |
N'est.ce pas vfai Iecteur
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
TFT liz III TDT7tTTTT
Ceur du TroiSiGme District. -- Paroisso
d'l;st Baton Rouge.

Ceur du TroiSidfne District. -- Paroisso
d'l;st Baton Rouge.
! Sarah Donham,
John King. ct oil. }
En- vertu dun writ dc iieri facins lance dams
le process ci.dessns ct adrcssc M sheriff de In
paroisae Diet Baton ROUGE, par Honorable
cour du tHisiAme district indiciaire, tenne
dams Ct pour la p%aroissc susdlte, il scra EXPOSE
on vonte pnbliquc,
sAMEDI, | octobre 1872,
. la maison de cour, dams In vile do Baton
Rouge, il Tleurc habitue1le dea ~venfes. tous
les droits, Tires ct prttentions du defendant,
John King, dams ct a Ia proprie,e e~l.aprds
dtcrite: j.
La rtcolts dc cotton OF Dc tna3s pre- kente.
ment sur 1habitation Oh domeure 10 deten.
dant, dams cetie p~aroigsc, 10 ttles de- httaiI,
plus on moIns, un chfval do c%ouleur bal,
ustanslls dc l'bourage, menblcs De maison at
dc cuisine, ct ~charett,, pour IN rhcyai ayac
10 harnais.
Abandonne par le dit defendant pour saiis-
ia'reH 10 Iugeulent, lntfrats CT frais dams lie
process ej-dessus.
Conditions do la yenie-comptant.
l.. G. MORRIS,
10 sep 81 Dep. SbtriG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

UsE N BANQuH-La banque do
France n dams ses caveaux 500 barils de
cling francs, chaque baril content cinquante
mile francs gu d pea pres dix mile riAstrcs.
L'or est dtpos6 dams des caisses on plomb,
contcnant chacune 10000 saca, ct claque sac
c%onticnt mile francs, c'est-A-dire a,teu pres
qua're millions de piastres dams cbaquc cajsse'
ct on dit qu'un appartomsnt enter dams les
<cavoaux est rempIi dc ces c~aisses, don't quel-
sques unes mont pas etc ouvertes depua qua
.yante ans. "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
ETA'r DE La LOUISIANA.

Copr du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
d'Est Baton Rouge,
Banqua de Cite de Ia Nile. ORLEANS
Ts. 1919.
Amos Kent.
En tertu dun ordrs de saisie ct de vente
lance dams le process ci-dessus ct adresss az
sheriff de la paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, II
sera expose en vente pnblique
SAMEDL | Octobre proclaim,
a Ia maison de cour do la Wills de Baton
Rouge, commencant a II heures du matin,
tous les droits, tires, interets ct pfttention.
dn defendant dams ct a Ia propriste ci-aprea
decrite, SAVIOR I'm certain lot de terre situc
dams ceite partie de la vile de nton Rouge.
arpente par A.. Grass ct designG dams lie plan
de la dite vile par numero deux ct carre nu-
nero cinqs ayant ~soixante pieds de face sur
Church street, par cent vingt de profondaur.
avec toutes les batisses ct afdtliorations our
~ trouvent, etant Ia meme ptoprjtte a~cquise,
par Ie defendant de Joel FrI'on, lie % Avrii
1893, par I'll acte passe detant c. w. Craw-
ford, notaire public.
Saisis pour satistairs ls jugement, interet
ct frais dams lie process ci-3essus.
Conditions de la yente-conptaut sans eva
~luation. L. c. MORRIS,
Naodt. 20 Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
TRAITE POUR ETABLIR EFT DEFINIR
LES FRONTIERES.

LE1o MIN lIIhbes
Entire les territories dcs Etdts Unis ct les pos
sessions de S. NJ britannique dams FAmt-
rique du Nord, pour la suppression finale de
Ia traite des ~eSclores africans, POUR fertra-
dlion dams eertains cas-, deS criminels tchap-
PTS d Ia justice, etc.
Attendu que csrtaines portions de la
ligne des frontieres, entire les Etats Unis
d'Amerique, ct les passions anglalses dams
rAmerique da nord, defnie, dams lie Sc.
cond article du traite de paix de 17ssS9,
mont pas encore etc ..rtonnues ct de6termi.
nees, malgr6 dss tcntatiyes repstees .faites
dams &C but ; attendu quill est de- linte-
ret dcs deux parties que, pour eYitef ds
nouvelIss discussions sur leurs droits res
pectifs Interpreters d'aprss lie dit traite,
eiles determinent n ligne convention
nelle convenable a tous dsux, ayec des
equivalents ct des compensations raison-
nabies.
Attendu que par lie traite conelu aGand
lie 30 decemhrc 1914, entre les Eats Unis
Ell TAngleterre, on ;nsera de cor1man &C
cord un article do Ia teneur silsants -,
"Art. x: Aitenlu que la tfaIts des es-
cIayes est incoaciiiable avec les principles
d'humaniie af de Justice, ct attsndu que
S. NJ. britaDnique ct les Etats Unls sont
d~esireux de coniinuef feurs efforts pour ar
river a son cntiere destruction, il est en-
tendu que les deux parties commentaries
feront de leur mieux pour atteindre &C bat
desirable" Attendu que. malgre les lois
voices a digesses reprises par les deux sou-
vernements ct leass efforts renoussles, ee
trafque criminei Sc continue attsndn que
les Etats Unis ct s. Nj. britannique sont
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Parotsa HEst Bdton R9pge--(tow DIV
Troisitme Uistyie.
Gates g. Malta, syndjcs ct

Gates a. Malta, syndjcs ct
+. ID. Newcomb, Al ,or,
vi.
!,nreto Rodriguez, CT al.
Fin vertu Dun writ dc hstl iacias lance
dams 10 process CT. ~dcssils, 1T adregat All eirrf
de ia paro,ese d'Est Baton Rouge, par l'hono-
rable cour du irois1ams district jud,ciairs, dams
ct pour Ia ditto parolsss, il scra expose Gil gente
pubIl1ue.
ShMEDl, | Octobre proclaim,
4 "a maison de cour dams ID vile de- Baton
Rouge, conltnoncatt 4 | heures du matin,
tons los drolfs. iitres, init ptis OF prGtentione
hu defendant, Rodriguez, dams on a Ia propri-
etc ~si-aprGs drcrIte, SAVIOR lie carrt No. 10,
lctirc II. ct II lettre l., ct SIS ct 30, suivant 10
plan dgupatlf de ce moroccan dc terrain situc
dams le f%anbourg Grass, proche IL vile DO
Baton Rohgc. arpcnic par nesars, Gates ct
NcWconb, ayec lonics !cB batisses ct atnGlio-
rat'ons qn' 8y troIyent.
Sa'HIs pour satisfaire lie jugcment, in'trtts
81 !tais dams 10 process ci-deapus.
Conditions do Ia yentc--comntan'.
l.. G.. MORRIS.
u aoht 20 Dep Shirif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10
AVIS POUR LES TAXES.

Tous ceux qui Mont pas
pase lenr take d'Etat pour
Yes nnnees lS4O ct AS1t,
sont informss que s'ns nc
paient pas avanti &c ier &c.
tobre lS42, 70 soussigne
sera obliss DC leur donner
avis dc saisie, ct DC collec-
ter 10 take mainterant duo
s~onformement h la loi.
II. w. FOWLER,
40 sent. ShepiN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

chapper. Alors il attrapa IN plus jsune en-
FAINT OF 10 massacre horro.Iement. In
monsieur qui youlut arr6ter l'assassin fut
fnt fgalemeet rcnverse OF assnssine. Reed
dtait fou.-Les Hollandais wont prendre
Oh Use prendre ~ CINCINNATI !; 10 nonbre
d'Gmigrants est pres do 1000 par semainc.
Les dame do In Milo. Orleans dams lcnrs
excursions Eau lac" %jouent aux 1uilles Ike
horses. Dams uns cmcute recente 4 st.
Catherine, Canada los troupes ont tire sur
lie potulc ct ont tue cinv p%srsppnes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

FrEvRr JAuSR.--La feyrs continue a
In Neuvetle Orleans sans cepondant atre
tres dangereuse, ct ceux qui sont prudents
ct sobros sont hors du danger de SEES at.
teintss. lily q a peu press a IL cas- par
jour, don't deux OH trois settlement sont
mortels. Le fait est que les msdecins
trouyent d Ia NMayolle Orleans, cetttt,
A peinc assez Occupation pour les y iaire
roster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-10

LIE BRiLLfANr,-Lccteurs faites atten-
tion q LAWS du Brilliant dams cne autre &C.
Tonne. Cs batsan pour Ia surste du fret
qu'on lui cosfis ne peut pas strs surpasss !;
ceiui qui desire ~connaitre l'etude Idu plaisir
dc voyager ma qua faire deux on trsis
voyages dams 10 brilliant ct 10 gutter ensu'.
to 81 il lie peat. Co gull a de sur c'est
qnil aura aiofs a~tteient 10 nee plas ultra dc
la volupte des voyages On bateau a vspsur.
Essayez OF Yoas Gus en- dirs2 dss nouyel.'
les,