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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

oome"'ng new under lie Sun-A new enemy
to the cotton planter has made its appearance in
Pamela and De Soto counties. Miss. in the shane
OF Innumerable snoib, which eat up and destroy
the plant, commencing with the leaf and ending
their rcpast with the bud. They are apparently
the common sized snail without a shell, such as
may be found adhering TO the bark of trees in
we, weather Several entire cotton plantations
have been ruined by them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

An unfortunate German woman left her family
at Middloburg, Loudoun county, Va on Friday
morning last, and has not yet been heard from.
She is laboring under great alarm, and apprehends
that her husband and one Of her children have
shoes, badly dressed in an old calico gown, and
speaks the English language very imperfectiy.
Great fears are entertained for her safety, and it is
hoped that any one who may meet with her Will
take charge CT her, until she can be restored to
her family now at Middleburg. Her family con-
sists ola husband his sister, and her two children.
one an infant about FIVE months old. Editors Of
papers in the Valley are requested TO copy the
bove.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

J. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
MEMORANDUM OF MIR. SERGEANT.

In compliance with request to testify what
knew of the matter embraced i'm the above state
ment by Judge Bcrrien, l have carefully examin-
ed the same, and concur with him in every part
of it, excepting only that which details the con-
versation he had with Mr.. Webster. The rest is
personally known 10 me-bUt not having been
present at the interview between Judge Bcrren
and MIR. Webster, l cannot speak Of il from any
knowledge of my own. J. well remember how
ever, that Judge Berrien told me what had passed
very soon after he had seen Mr.. Webster, U think
on the same day,) in substance as he has reduced
tito wr;ing-so that never had doubt, and
have not now, of his correctness. The conyic-
ton is confirmed by conversations between Mr.
Webster and myself, which took place after the
meeting with Mr.. Ewing referred to by Judge
Berrien, and before moved the proposed bill in
the House of Representatives. These conversa-
lions were brief, but they were by appointment
and not casual, were earnest and to the point-
so that l do not think there was any error i'm nv
understanding Of them at the time, nor in my re.
collection since.
desire further 10 say, as can do with un-
hesitating confidence, that my sole object i'm the
whole preceding, and believed, the object gen
orally Of those who took part in it, was, hy a
candid ascertainment and comparison of mdivid-
ual views and mutual explanations, fairly OBJ
tanned, in perfect good faith, to endeavor to con-
cIlIaie opinion and agree upon measure which
could become law, and meet the public exigen-
cy. SO far as know or believe, there was no
other purpose whatever.
JOHN SERGEANT.
lndn lnh y
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
Loss ofMc Royal null Stem slim lhdinr.

On Saturday, in our postscript, we mentioned
the loss of one cf the new British West India
steam packets. The intelligence received this
morning from Havana gives the rame of the ship.
II was the Medina. Size was lost on Grand Key,
Turks Island about the 18th Of May. Lord H.
gin, the new Governor Of jamaica, was on board.
and also MIR. Crawford, the recently appointed
consul general of II. b. NJ. for the island Of Gu
ba. All the passengers were saved, but the stea-
mcr, it was believed, would be total loss.
". y. COm. .4drer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

large meeting OF the citizens of York county.
"a, was held on the 25th ut., at which strong
resolutions in favor of Mr. Clay for the presiden:
cy we're adopted. They rcncounted his services,
numbering as among the most prominent, and
more than all shelving his fitness for the station.
his support Of the "geat principle of protection to
American Industry"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

ToEING THE MARK.-ln the canvass just open-.
ed in the old North State, the Wings have taken
the bulk by the horns, and come out, nat-footet,
foc Henry Clay and an old fashioned, Madison
Bank. They pin the Locos upon all occasions,
with these tests, and challenge them 10 avow
their currency scheme and THEIR candidate for
President. But they shirk the questions and
keep Tia TX.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

The friends OF IA State Government in Florida
are about to re-assenbe their Convention for tho
purpose of putting their Constitution into opera:
ton. The prominent plan is to elect two U. y.
Senators and a member Of the House Of Rcprusch.
ta'ives. and send them on to Westinghouse
they plead done in Tennessee in the year '96.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

~ Meetings have been held in Kanawha and
Fayette counties, and large delegations appointed
to the Convention ofthe Western Counties. which
is proposed to be held in Lcwisburg on the first
Monday in August, for the purpose Of devising
measures for the call Of State Convention to a.
mend the Constitution. The meeting in Faye,te
pledge themselves to the obtainment of a repre-.
sen,ation onthe white basis, or division of the
State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
To the Hon. Thomas EWING.
MEMORANDUM MIR. BERR1EN


comply with the request of the Hon. Mr..
Ewing, by making the following statement of
facts
When the bill for the establishment Of y fiscal
agent, which had been reported by Mr.. Clay. had
been returned with the veto of the President. |
was requested TO unite with Mr.. Sergeant in pre-
pairing and reporting bill to establish q Bank
on the basis Of tie PROJECT submitted to the Sem
ate by Dir. Ewing, or such other bill as we he
llevcd could become law. The alternatives an
thoriy was given expressly with view to enable
us TO ascertain with more precision than was
found In the veto message, in what porticular
form the President would feel authorized to an.
prove such bill, and the whole power was con-
Iorred and received in spirit of Cancellation TO the
Executive, and from an earnest desire ON the par.
OF the majority in Congress TO cooperate will, the
President in the adoption Of some fiscal AGENT
which should meet the wishes and wants Of the
country. Mr.. Sergeant and waited on the Pres.
ldent, and at my request Mr.. w. &. Dawson ac-
us.
1t is not proposed to detail the particulars of
the conversation at this interview. unless it shall
be desired by some one who has the authority Of
the President for asking il. 1t sufices TO state
its result. The President referring to his veto
message, expressed himself in favor Of fiscal
agent Invested Of the discounting power, and
limited TO dealing in bills ofexchange other than
those drawn by enc citizen Of a State upon ano-
ther citizen Of tie same state. lie declared his
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
HNopE ISLANp.

The Providence Herald Of the 4th states. that
Messrs. Gavitt and Hines have been arrested and
held to bail also that Vim. III. Smith, elected Se-
cretary OF State under tho Suffrage Constitu.
tion, has been arrested and committed to mise.
rable cell" 1t does not appear that he applied 10
the Supreme Court to be admitted to bail.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

Georgia Gold Mms.-lhe Augusta Chronicle
of Monday says that vein mine was recently
discovered on a lot owned by the Hon. Johu G.:
Calhoun, in lumpkn County, Georgia, which
yielded 10 the labor OF sixteen hands in three
weeks, 1916 dwts. of cold
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

Nathan Appleton has been elected to Congress
from Boston, to succeed Hon. Mr.. Winthrop. re.
signed. Appleton's plurality 1894.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

According to Lord Lennox, there are at the
present time in the British army, four Colonels
who suffered corporal punishment while they
were In the ranks, from which they have SUISSE
quently risen by their own merits.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

More Free Irade.--'l'he London STANDARD com.
plains bitterly that while England adults with
out duty, or at low charges, Russia produce
within her ports, Russia levies heavy duties on
English goods
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

j. Madison Campbell proposes to publish pa-
per at fredericksburg, 10 be called the Democrat.
ic Recorder. MIR. &. thinks ''ihe immediate flu
ture is big with events OF fearful interest,""
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

The fund Of the General Assembly Of the Pres
bbyterian Church, has sustained loss Of $685., 900
from The depreciation Of stocks held by il.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

determination 10 confer with his Cabinet on the
question whether the assent of the States ought
to be required in the establishment Of the agencies
to be employed by the corporation, and also as TO
the propriety Of holding with us that informal
communication, promising to inform us of tho re-
suit by note TO DO sent in the course Of the day.
In tho course Of the same day MIR. Webster came
TO the Capitol with Instructions as he stated, to
communicate TO INC verbally, the determination
OF the President, he, (the Presidency believ-
ing that that mode OF communication would
DO equally acceptable with the written one
which had been promised. lie proceeded to
state that tho President would approve bill
for the establishment of fiscal agency limit-
ed to dealing in foreign bills of exchange
And 10 the question whether he would require
that the assent Of the states should be obtained
Tor the establishment Of the agencies to be en,-
ployed by the Corporation, he answered that he
would not. He suggested the expediency of
changing the name oil the corporation, which was
acqGiesced in: and by an arrangement then made
with MIR. Webster, / received MIR. Ewing and
Mr.. Sergeant at my lodgings at five o'clock OF
the same afternoon. The details the bill sub.
sequently introduced by Mr. Sergeant were then
and there agreed upon. in conformity with the
by Mr.. Webster and repeated by Mr.. Ewing, and
in reply 10 the question also proposed by Mr..
Ewing, whether the President would require the
assent OF the States to the establishment oi
the agencies, he (Mr. Ewing) likewise replied in
the negative. The sketch thus arranged was
committed to Mr.. Sergeant, who prepared from i,
the ball which he subsequently introduced in the
House OF Representatives, a copy Of which was
as understood from Mr.. Sergeant, before intro
ducing it, sent to Mr.. Webster, to be by him
submitted to the President. This was the same
bill which subsequently, passed both Houses o.
Congress- and whichwas returned by the Presi
| dent with his second veto.
n
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16

az The llarrisonburg aud Warm Springs
Turnpike company, we understand, adjourned on
Thursday, for want Of quorum, TO NEE, at the
Augusta Springs on the 25ih instant
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
THURSDAY, JUNE l6, 1912.
VALLEY TURNPIKE COMPANY.

The following gentlemen were reelected Off
GERS Of the Valley Turnpike company, at the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders held at New
Market on Friday last,
PRESIDENT,
L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
Fi1uses Vegetables de Vie.
EFT SIROPS AMERs DU DIR. MOFFAT

EFT SIROPS AMERS DU DIR. MOFFAT
Les Pilules de Vie ont etc nominees ainsi mar
p%iusleurs individus a qui Giles ont sauyea a
vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur ~effi;cacit la
paru pressure miraculeuse, par Ia faculte
qu'eiles possedent de purifier les oraanes vi
tau ct de leur bonner du ton, de Ia yigueur.
Ces pilules sont purement ct enforcement CON-
posees de vegetaux, Giles ne confinement nj
mercure, nj arsenic, nj atinmoine, nj aucun
autre metal, Files sont extraites de plantes
rares,dont les vertus sont connues depuis lono.
TENS des tributs ~indiennes, ct recemment de
que1ques ehimistes d~istinguas. I'm de leur
pflncipaux efets, est De detacher des paroia
dc Pestomac les impuretes qui s'y deposent
continuellement ct de donner un leu libre an
toie ct U poumons, ~desgueig dapand Ia rsrr.
larite DE pluslenrs organes.
Les sirops Aners du Phoenix sont auss; en-
Increment composes de vegetaux, ct sont nm
remade infallible pour toutes especes de fa-
Vre intermlttentes ills chassent lie mereure DIN
systene, ct en- detruiseat ayec pronptitude les
mauvais effets.
DE plus anples details Sc trouyent sur les
prospectus qui ACCOMPANIMENT chaaue boite ct
chaque bouteille dc sirop.
LIE depot a Baton Rouge est chez B. Jour.
dans pharmacien, qui est charge de la yente de
Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc pra.
curer tout lesddtSiis nectssaires.
WM. b. MOFFAT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
Academic DIES DeInoiscIlcy
Dc Baton Rouge dirigie par
a.. IL Tu de- II I'M tsKs
10 nove,nbre.

La quinzienie session dc cette Academic d
commence 10 4 Janyier 1871, Malrra an,l
soft do finter6t dee elves d'entrer a1 CON.
m~eneeuient dc ID session, les parents peuvent
Oh tout TENS aneler leGrs enfans, 10 prix do
10 pension nc compile que da jour do fentrle
do ltleyo.
Rein no sera ntgligt nj eparert poar lin.
struetion des tltyoa, les mteilleurs auteurs
scroat mis- L leur portie.
La prix dc ID pension ct do 1'enssigpemcnt
cat tizd 4 300 par IN, payable par quarter
d'asance.. lao blanchissago 30 tayera / part.
Loraqne 10 penaionnat iosirait dos Hts on t,ay.
ora . part III par inois. LIZ musioue sera nav.
90 A2O par quarter rusage des iietretnci,a
! plastro par tflois. lie Francois $40 psr
quarter. II NO fera fat alcstlie deduction
potrle tens perda par rtl6ve excopts dams
les cas- do insladie gravo. IL cours des ttrdea
cofnprendra touteB los branches Dime sduca.
ton Anglaiso. Les arts d%'agretnent, teIa que
10 Desvib, Ia Muei1tte, Ia peinturp, lea Otyra.
goa en- Gre, ct cepx a l'Aiguille aeront enseig.
nts ayec soin aux Cloves qui los dtsireron,; lea
laigues Latino ct Greequo seront cnaeianeey
a part s,' prix dc einq piastrss par quarter
pour chaqe langue.
q mara,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

On ne rcceyra pas do transcription pour
moins dune anntc. lie priz de Pabonnenert
est &c sig piastrss par anntc, don't trois Gu
commencement du dera!cr stmestra. Les
personnel qul par me raigon qu~elcon4ue, iu-
geraient convenable de djsconiinucr leur sbon.
nement, dcvront en- doIiner avis avant Ia fin
de Pannee; al cas- ccntraire, e!les seron. coz
sidtrees CONNIE le rencuvcllant.
Les Avis sc paieront de 10 msniarc suivan.e,
sasoir Les avis qui n'e.ctderont pas dcnzs
li9ncs, on qni serout moindrea, Sc p~aieront
N rIAsTaE pour Ia premiere insertion, CT
5O cEHTs pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant ia meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a rnoi1s qu'on ne l'ordenne at.
fremont, sera public en- Frsncais G. en- An
glais, ct pave sur chacune dcs deux kngucs,
jisqu'a ce quill soft retire.
Pour tous Les advertisements ~oficiels, les
officers en- oeront p~ersonneilement rcspon-
sables, ct s'ils refusaicnt den prcrdrc Ia reg.
polsibilite, de tells avis ne eeraient publiis
%qu'antant que le Placement en- serait assure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22

LIE Baume de Liver Wort du Docteur TAY-
LoR, a etc employee avec success pendant hut
ans pour la guerison de ces maladies. souyc-
nervous que lie Baunne Original ct yrai est
fat settlement au No. 375 de la rue Bowery.
N. Y, tous les autres sont faux ct non authcn.
tiquis!
@Aur Femmes.-Le nombre des fennes de
saste delicate dams cette vile est vrainent
surprenant. La faiblesse, lie manque d'appttit,
les maladies de foie les consument, ct les rem
dent pales ct maigres. Tout celia peut atre
guerl par lusage dun remede fortiGant, aui
asslster a la nature dams tous ses mol,ye-
ments, rendra le ton aux nerfs ct aux oreanes
musculaires. LIE Baume 1e Liverwort du DR..
Taylor est de ce genre, qui etant doux ct pure.
ment vegetal CONVENT Acknowledgement aux
personnes du Sexe. 81 toutes en- u~saient, nous
les verrions marcher dun pas assure, recon-
vrer leur appetit ct leur TENT frais. Encore un
Wis, rappelcz-vous que lie Baume original tee
forai est fait au No. 375 dc la rue Bowery.
DE-. ~SoUrERRE,
Agent unique a Baton Rouoe.
On peut puiser des informations TITLES dams
les Circulaires entire les mains des Agents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
Fiat d. In Louisiana,
Cour du Troiaisme Observation-Disclosures
u'Est Baton Rouge.

Ambrose Thtriot
pour monltion.
Au nom ct par autoritt do l'Etat do 10 Lou.
isiane ct dc Ia dite eeur, ealut:
A tous Geux que tes pr6eentes coneernent
eachea: que d'apr6s Ia petition ct dapres Ia pri-
ere d'Ambroise Thtriot de Ia ~paroisao de Jof-
%fersou, Ttat do Ia Louisiana, maintetiant pro-
%rrtdtairo bona .fac OF posaeeseur dc 10 prorri-
etc c~i-apreB dtcrite, savoir:
Tn certain lot de terre aitub fesant face sur
la rue do Ia levte dams cetie partie de Ia vile
do Baton Rouge droBBte par A. Graas, dams lc
enrr6 numero IN, ayAnt soixaite-treizc pieds
dc face, neutrality-suspicious. pieds sur Ia ligne
do derriere. cent qnorante piedB sur ia lignf
enpdr!eafe CT cent qlarantg-4uatfe pieds EUR
In ligne infsrieare, 10 tout fnesure ffaucaiee,
commencement a1 c~ertifieat du voyor; borne
dun cote par Madame Foster ct de l'autrc PR
I'm lot dorni3relnent appartenant a II. Alexan.
der, avec toutes les batiaaes ct authorizations
qui ely trouvent-achetk par le dit Thtriot le
vihgt-neuvitme jour dc Septctabre 1871, a ane
vente de sheriff fate par le sheriff de Ia paroiase
d'Est Baton Rouge, en- yertu dun writ de
TERI faetas, lance par Ia ditto eoar contre Ma
RE Bergcl, f. C. !. dams ~l'affaire de Rosalie Lo-
PEI ct ais. Va. Marie Berge! {. c. J. No 2039 du
registre de Ia dite cour, pour lie prix de q1atre
mile ct cent piastres MI compliant. La dlte
propriite fut vendue apr6s lannonce ltgale
ct apres lie delai present. par la loi.
Moi, Manuel Moreno, Dtputa Greffer dc
In cour de District du troisiGme district judi
claire de Petat de Ia Louisiana pour la pafoisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, au nom ct par antoritt de
l'etat de ia Louisiana ct de Ia dite copr, ct
c~ontorintment aux dispositions dc l'acte de Ia
Legislature de Ia Louisiana, intitule "Acte
pour garantlr les titres des acquereurs aux
yeates judiciaires," approuve lie Zoe jour de
Mars, A. ID. 1884, TAI accorde ct accorde par
Ia p~rtsente cetie monitor, avcrtiesant toutes
ter des titres on des droits a Ia propriGte sus-
mentionnte, Ell consequence d'informalite
dams l'ordre, dtcret OH jugement de la susdtte
cour. SOUS lGsquels la vente de Ia propriete
tut fate, on toute autre irregularitt GU illGga-
lite dams les proceeds qui ont provoqu6 lie dit
dtcret dc la dite cour, ou dams destination,
Fannonce, OH dams lie temps, rnaniere on forme
de vente, on pour tout autre dtfaut quelcon-
que, de faire yaloir les ~raisons, dams trente
jours des lie premierjour de linsertion de cette
monition dana les %jonrnauy, pourquoi la vente
ainsi fate nc serait pas confirmie, l1ornologuee
ct rendue le juge,nent final de cette cour.
Ainsi donne, accordt, fat ct scelle dams Ia
p~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, &c l5me jour de
~decembre, A. d. mil HUT cent quarante-un.
Temoin Honorable Isaac Johnson, Juge de
la dite cour.
Je certiiie Ia p~rdsente ttre une irritable
copie de l'origipal dtpose dams mon Office.
NJ. MORENO, Dep. Greffier.
~ Ino,s,hra AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
PHARMAcIE
DU Oh. q. goUTEGnH,
Dams Pahcienne maison dc la Banque dc
CarroIlton.

Wlafeincs PAtcnkiea. d.c

SalIDiltDH
Mfdecincs Pa.catees, DC.
DR.. Connects gonorrhma mixture oil epil;e:
Hays LiniTent and pile ointment ; Doctor
NJ 'Munn's elk opium botanic remedy for
aguc; Rowand'g tonic mixture for que
genuine Southern tonic, q vegetable iebrif,ee;
Re7. Bartholomew elixir OF life, do. eypccto.
rant syrup; Cooks pills; DR.. sappinpton'a
pills for intermittent cure DR.. Z. spohn's ague
pills, warranted cure !; do. cure for sick head.
ache; Mo7at's pills, genuine do. phu.nix
bittera; DR.. Evans calnoinilc pills Moore's
essence OF life Carpenters .5aratopa pow.
iera toutto les autrcs preparations dc Car.
penter; DR.. Viewers celebrated worn, ,es
and salve Henry's calcinek m. tucsia
Moxon's and Buffers efervegcent mappceia
apcfieut Tnrlington's balsam Chapman 81
Andorson's cough drops nerve and bone I'M
lneat; rod lliiilaent for rheumatism Roof's
founder oinrlnent !; DR.. Eastman's aetltnatic
drops do, rheumatic drops !; Jewett's liniment
Tor nervous affections do. stimulating liui.
ment do. lininett for the headache; Kline's
tooth drops Mothe'e copaiya capsules; Eus-
tace ct Temples gonorhpa mixture Bar.
elay's cubeb and sarsaparil!a compound; e.
Irippe's concentrated saraaparilia potter's
catiolicon Tlionpeon's eye water; Smiths
nipple salve; Whites salve for cure Of rheu.
'natipm; Vests chlorine cosmetic and pills
compound chlorine tooth wash Orris tooth
wash Oldridge's balm Of Columbia for hair
halydor for removing pimplcs, frccklcs, &C.;
condition powders for horses.
Encra blene ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais v~icnnent d~'arriyer
d~irectement dc New York, ct sont offerts a uu
prix trGg-modere.
La liste DIES medicines patentGes Giant trop
longue,le DIR Souterre a cru ne deyoir signalera
Pattention que les prineipalee mails il a I,1on.
nenr de p%revenir qu'on pcnt sc procurer chez
lui toutcs les autres, ainsi que tous les medi.
ca'nens slnples /; sirops, extraits, ongucnts,
eaux dlstillees de toutes especes, essences,
peintures, hniles, etc.
II SC chargera de preparer tou,es les ordon-
nanccs qu'on voudra bien lui confer, ct fera
tous ses efforts pour meriter la bienyeiIlance
des persoanes qui voudrort bien l'honorer de
leur clientele.
20 mai 1s4I. Is 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
FABRIQUE DE %CARROSSEs.

lie soussignee inlorme superintendent l.
public de Baton Ronge ct des e%nvirons quill a
ouvert I'm etablissement pour la ~fabrique ct la
reparation des y~oitures, on carrosses, de toute
espece.
Get etablissement est situe rue de PEgIise,
dams Ia maison contigue a celle qu'occupe Mr.
Meeker. Sa Tongue experience dams ce genre
de travail lui perrnait d'assurer quill peut
refinement satisfaire, sous 10 rapport de la
pronptitude CONNIE sous celui de i'execution.
toutes les personnes qui Phonoreront de leur
confance.
II e~olicite, en- consequence les ordr.s des
habitans du pays.
T. TENNARD.
l jan. 4S-7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
IT.. ". OGDEN.
Av6cAT

Ayant fxe 90 residence dane IN yiIlo Dr. IA.
Lon Rouge, q Phonnear d'ollfir reppcctueuee.
insut au public les services de- ss profession
II orercera dams los eoura ofdinairoa dos troi.
sihfae ct q1atritme distrieta jndieiaires, OF i
ID cour npffioure de- h tsouyeilo Drlaans. Il
spPoftera beaueoup d'at.ention aux afairet
qIi lal aeront confides.
Son bureau cst rue Lafayette, vis.a.vis Ia
residence du Jage 'Teasier.
"a Ayril, 1siI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-22
COUR DIES pREuVES.
paro.sse d'EEsf BAton.R oupe.

Attendu que Michael R. Crenan, s'est
adresse a cette Cour pour atre nonme Admit
nistrateur dc la succession de feu John ID.
Mcdonald, decide; Avis est par lie present
donna a tous ceux que celia peut intaresser,
d'avoir a dGduire dams les dix jours, les raj
sons pourquoi la dite demande n. serait pas
accordGe. CHI. TESTER, ]. p
Attest, H. MORENO, Dep-Clerc.
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