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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

HAMBURG. July %.
The transactions Of the II eek. erding to-
day, have been light with the cotton deal.
ers. allhoush from The quantity of cotton
coming in at this time OF the year opera
lions MAJ be looGei upon as pretty fair.
Our streets present The appearance of pro-
duce wagons mure or less every day on
which business is done,
The quoraiions for cn,ton are TO Sd
cents according 10 quality
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03
state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

E9f HLfp En- IONLES, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary of Edgefeld DisIricr.
Whereas, Benjamin Melton, hath appli.
ed 10 me for Letters Of Administration
on all ntilisiagularihe goods and cha,iels,
rights aud credits Of John Roden, late OF
the DisIic, aforesaid, deceased. 4
Theseare. therefore, 10 cite and a3mon-
ish all aud singular the kintired aadcFedi-
Tors OF ifissaldf Deceased. To De aud appear
before me, .atnur next Ortiinary's Gobft for
the said District 10 be holden AZ Edse6eid
Court House on the 18Th ius,an 1912.
10 shnwsrause, if my, why the snid Ad-
,minlsiralios should mol be granted.
Given under my haud aud seal This lsr
day Of insusr. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty TWO. aasl in The six,y.sevenrh
year Of fAneticau independence.
o. TOWLES, O. r.. D.
Aug.I, 1872. 81 l2i b 81
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CoLUslntA1 Iuiy %.

Coiton.--There is very little coming in,
and Of course ashtile doius-nol enough TO
Ok quotations with any certainty. The
late advices from Liverpool. per Acadlu.
will undoubtedly reduce iin cent. ard
we therefore quote them, nominally, al A3
TO 8 cents, cxirem es.
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CAMP MEETING.

There win bea Camp Meeting for the Edge.
field Circuit at sIanni Vernon Camp Ground.
commencing on Thursday the 25,h Augns,.
Augusta I'd 27
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Head Quarters, 9Th Reg.

AUGUST Isl. lcl2
FEyIlEComUisSiopcd Officers ofiIe seventh
II Regiment Infantry. :. c M.. are hereby
ordered ~ Encainp NJ Lonsmirrs. (tI,e old En-
campmen, ground on the 9Th inst
l.. I. WfGPALI.. Col. 9Th Prgi
lugnst3 il -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

which II escaped 10 the other end Of The
Capitol under the gag. aud screw, aud
spur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

In this District, on the 9Th Of du!y. by Lit
,lcberry Freeman. Esqr, THOMAS WALLACE,
to Miss MARY BAssanRE. all oi Tins District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03
July %
THE q. S. DISTRICT COURT, I
DIsTRICr OF SouTu CaNoL,SA.


BANKRUPTCY.
EN the matter of Samuel Trowbridse, n
q Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order Of the
District Cont OF the United States. for The Dis
,rici OF South Carolina. Notice is haseby given.
that cause be shewu before The said Court. at
the Federal Couf, Honsa in Charleston. on the
ei.lit day of t,iiober iex,, ateiavss o'clock. A.
M. wing tho ssid Samt,el 'rrowb.idee, sl,ouh
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate. as a
Bankrupt.
Charleston, Ilih day OF July 1912.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Julye7 lit 26
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ORDERS MO-
FENIIE Commissioned Officers Of The 2nd
Il Regimen, of CAVALRY. will Assem-.
bic on Tuesday the 9TH day uf Ausu-, newt.
nt Lom.nrr"'s. in Edgefcld District. aud In.
camp for five days.
The 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry will assemble
for Drill aud Review. ri the same place. on Sa-
tlrrt!ly ,lr l3,h Of August neNt. The officer,
aud .moIl-cornu,s.iunrd Officers vii assemble
the day previous iur Drill and Inspection.
The Brigade 81 ii will attend the Encamp-
Jncnt and Review.
". l.. BONIAM.
Brig. Gem. Isl Brig. Carairy.
,,, ~ 81 d;
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DIsTRIcT OF SoUTu CAROLINA.
IN jNKREPTCY

n y the matter Of WiiIinm Campbell. Bank.
IL rrPt Pursuant TO an order oi the DISTRICT
Conr, of the United States. for the District of
South Cnronn. Notice Is hereby gwen. that
cause be shcwa before the sid Cnnr,. nj the
Federal Court House in Charleston. on the
eighth day of October next nj eleven o'clock.
\. NJ. why the said William Campbell shouid
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate, US Il
Bankrupt.
Charleston, llih day Of July lSl2
II. Y. GRAY, CieTk.
July % III 20
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A.and for Sale.

Land for Sale.
n n consequence Of the lnclemercy ol the wca-
d ,her, the subscriber postponed the sale Of
his land until The firs, Monday IN September
next, at which Time it will take place at Edge.
field C. III, IL consists OF valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
cuntniting three hundred and ioriy-two ncres.
more or less, situate on the waters Of Mountain
and Horse Pen Greeks. adjoining lands OF Mr.
Angrnvr, Mr.. Philips, Mr.. Roam, Mr. Cole
man, and others. The tract is Nil in wood
!. The terms of sale ARE one aud two years
credit, tho purcliascr giving notes wi,h Iw"
good securities. bearing interest from dale on
the last paymen,,and warrant or good title will
be given. u,
G. r. STlEFER.
AnsHs3 5, ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Rcverir Burton Attachment.

Wm. VI. Steifle. Debt.
sssHE Plaintiff having this day fled his
z Declaration in my Office. aud the Defend
an, having no Wife or Attorney known,o be
,Ysiiin the Stale, o,, whom copy Of tlie same.
wiie arnIe 20 plead, conld be served. ftis or
drred TINT the Defendant plead to the said dec
laration within a year and a day, or final and
absolute judgement will be- given against him.
GEO. POPE, C. C. ?.
Clerks Office.
Dec. Is, 1871. Gan 81 so "a
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$4,000 Brick for sale.
ENirHER sholrsae ~ retail, they are well
gL burned, and fine assortment: will
sell them low. fer cash. Any person wishing
u purchase, can see n sample of them. By ap.
pl,ing ut my residence. one mile from Edge
field G.. H.. ON the stage road leading 10 Ham.
burg. JOHN McDEflTT
July 90 if -
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'EyHE Subscriber Informs his friends. tha,
L he has provided himself with the hest ma.
terials faf making fine BOOTS and SHOES.
and iins commenced business u, PotrersviIle.
The bes; evidence oi' thanks that he can give
his friends and The public, for their patronage
which ho hopes 10 merit. Is tn insure good aud
fashionable work. upon terms TO suit the times.
STEVEN a. BROWN.
r Requiring done al the shores, nouce.
may 3, li
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EgY vi e. n a. EAL
MARRIED.,

The slken tic that binds tno sriiiine 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.
In Third Dis.ric, Court~-Parish Of East De-.
ton Rouge.
Ea 2. Kivas
vs.. Ne. e243.

JoSspH BsFHafda
by virtue Of a writ Of feri facias issned in
the above entitled suit, and 10 me directed
from the Honorable the Third District Court,
holden in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, will be exposed at public sale, On
SATURDAY, the Sd day of September, 1912,
at the Court House door, ip The town Of Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours Of sale, all
the RIGHT, little, interest and claim cf the plain.
tifs Ia and 10 the following described proper.
ty, 10 wit: The undivided two-fhirds Of a tract
Of land situated in This Parish, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
shout nine miles below fhc- town Of Baton
Rouge, and ON tne Mississippi river bounded
above by i. d. Conrad, ard below by lands Of
Rerai Doiron, being the same purchased by
Joseph BERNARD at the Syndie'S sais cf the
estate Of Marie Rfvas. containing - arpents
front by DO in depth, the lines closing 50 AZ 10
prodaee q superfees Of about a7o acres.
Seized 10 satisfy the judgment, interest and
COTS Of the defendant to the abcre entitled suit.
Terms.-Cash. II. ". FOWLER.
july 30 - Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Third District Coart--Partgh Of East
Baton Rouge.
NJ. M. G. Gilespis1
.ys. mo, 1899.

Wednesday, 18th June, 1912.
The plaintiff has alleged and proved rue
embarrassed state Of her husbands affairs,
and claims 4 separation Of property, the free
admihlstfation Of her parapafrnal effects, and
q restitution OF so much thereof as has been
applied by The defendant 10 his own use.
II IL shown that the slaves Elijah, Mary,
Emily, Jackson, Nelson, Jacob, Nancy, syl-
~sgestef, Ebert, Adeiine, Rhodes, Maria, siia,
Victoria, and Edmund, together With the
horses, I6 head Of cattle, ten hogs, one buggy,
one OF wagon, and tbs housenott furniture,
nov 10 the possession Of the parties, compose
the separate property Of the plaintiff. his
further shown that the plaintiff from her sc.
pafatc effects pad for her husband, 70 the
ilanters' Bank Of the State of Mississippi, a
note due LIST May, 1910, for foar thousand dol
lars, and three hundred and seyenty-eight dol
lars on the Goth April, 1871.
II is, therefore, ordered, adjndg.d, and de-
creed, that the plaintiff Martha NJ. &. Gillespie
be and she is hereby separated In property
from her husband ]. p. MeGi1asey, that she
recover the possession d and have the entire
control and management Of the slaves, and
other property herein described. 1t Is further
sdjudged thai she rscoger judgment against
her said husband. for the sum Of four tlousand
dollars, with eight per cent intere5t from the
FIRST day Of sfay, 1910, and a mortgages on the
DEFENDANT properly from that date, 10 secure
the payment thereof; that she have judgment
for the further sum Of three hundred and Sc
yenty-eight dollars, viii legal interest Of I'VE
PEI cent, from the sGth day 81 April, 1871,
with a mortgage on the property Of the d.
fcadan' from that date. to geeure the payment
thereof, and that she rgcogerhcr CO.'S CT SUIT
to be taxsd.-30th June, 1859.
gigned. ISAAC JOHNSON
Judge ID District
Lie. a. Hot, Deputy Clerk Of the D!gtrict
Court Of the Third Judicial District Of the State
Of Loaisiana, for me Parish of East Baton
Rouge, do hereby certify the foregoing to he a
true cnFy 0! the origina! decree Of record IL
ny oiIlce.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto set
NY signature and affixed the seal OF the sad
Court, at Baton Rouge, this 5th day Of july,
AID, 1912. J. q. A. HOLT,
july % ii Deputy CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District c0art-Pariza Of East
Baton Rouge.
Whiting & EiaYk

Dram Dewey & James M&nsker.1
by virtue Of \ writ Of plus al fer f4cias,
issasd In the above entitled snit, and to ne
directed, from the Honorable the Third Dis
trlc. Court, holden in and for The Parish Of
Eas, Baton Kougs, will be exposed 1t public
sale, on
SATURDAY, the Cd day Of September, 1912.
81 the Court Houss, IN the Town Of Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours Of sale. 81
the right, titic, Interest, and claim Of the er.
PENDANTS in and TO lie fo!ioging described
properly, 10 Wit:
h certain tract ofIaaa, si'1ated in ibis Pa
rish. about nine miles from fhc Town Of Ia.
ton gouse, containing about $50 acfes. bound
cd north by lands Of Martinez. east by G. West,
sonth by Armstrong, ard west by Lanberha-
gen, seized 10 satisfy the judgment, interest.
and costs, IN the above Entitled s1it.
Terms--Caah. IT, w FOWLER,
iuty 90, lsa2sa11 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
sTRAyS

Taken up BY Dr.. Williams az his plans1tioa
below Baton Rouge, a steer, brinale-red, bran.
ded on the hip with letter III, a smooth crep of
each ear. Also, a pied COW, old, s~wallou-fork
IN the right ear and q crop of the left no
brand perceplble. The owner is requested
10 take them away. august 8 IS
Taken NJ by Wn. Stephens. at the planta.
ton OF Philip Hikey, a bay horse, rather cid.
blind in enc eve, right hind foes white, about
l45 hands high. The owner IS required 10
pay costs and take his properly.
aug $ 2s ! NNEsT0N. raneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
A Or LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE:

Parish cf East Baton Rouge.
By virtue Of an order from the Honorable
Judge Of the Court Of Pfobates III and for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, State Of Louisi-
ana, will be sold by the undersigned Parish
J Judge and ex-oficio Anctioueer, on
TUESDAY, the 2sd day of Auenss, 1912,
between the usual hours Of sale, the following
described property, belonging to the success
sion Of the late Joseph D.. Foute, deceased, to
wit:
Nathan, negro man, aged 81 years.
jim, 35 do.
Dinah, negro wonan, 70 do.
Margaret 10 do
Also, "
Fifteen head Of Cattle,
Fifteen head Of Hogs,
Five head Of Horses,
One Bed and some Farming utensils.
Terfns Of sale-cagh.
The sale 10 take place at the residence Of
Mr. Thomas Liliey, at the Plains.
cHAS. TESTER,
July 70 "a Parish Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the residence OF
the subscriber, in West Baton
Rouge. on Sunday evening the Sd
| inst, q Negro named william,
uaassz1u very black, aged about So years,
s fcet 6 inches high, speaks English. has los,
one front tooth from the upper jaw, the right
thumb d~eforned, In consequence of e fslon
was dressed when he lef. in q white Shirt,
white cotton pantaloons, and a straw hat
took with him a eolored shirt and a pair Of
cotton and voollsn pantaloons. The above
rexerd will &c given 70 any person who shall
return said negro 10 his owner or lodge him
in any iail of the Stale.
JOSEPH BROLssARD,
West Baton Rouge. July Is % 1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Cynrt--pari5h of East
Baton Rouge.
Ana x. Harbour
No.3ls0.

Ann <, vs. Harbour 2vo. $3.50.
Thomas canty and others.S
Wednesday, 2Sfh June, l542.
Robert Beal having a recorded lndgmelt
against Thomas Canty, sued ont his execution
and levied it On a tract Of land and certain
slaves, named in the writ, which has been en-
joined by the plaintiff On the ground that the
slaves are her separate property, and that she
has a privilege on the land for the restitution
Of monies Of hers received and appropriated
by her husband to hiz individual use; this in
junction, issued im~prorideatiy, must be dis
solved, as it regards the land seized, becausr
even if plaintiff had a Superior privilege %
Beai, the Law gave her 10 righ. 10 prereat tie
gale, her remedy being CT the proceeds aud
because the evidence does rot fix the date
when Beai received she money Of the wife
the testimony however shows that the slaves
seized are the separate property OF the PLAIN
tiff, and as to them tie injunction nHst be
perpetuated, In the same action the wife sues
her husband, tde dssendaH. Can.y, for a seps-
ration Of property, for the free administrator
OF her oEn affairs, and to obtain a judgment
against him for MONIES received and appFo-
priated by him 10 his own use, On the ground
Of the disorder Of his pecuniary matters A
Judgment by default was taken against the
husband, and after the lapse of three judicial
days. on motion Of counsel for plaintiff, ne was
allowed to proceed with his proof to make Il
final. when the canse was taken up as 10 the
defendants il injunction.
The proof parole and written shows that the
following named slaves, 70 wit: Lewis. Sylvia,
Amy, Phillip, Frank, Lucinda, Queen. and
Coraeiia, are the separate properly Of plain
tiff. Il also shows that the husband has re
ceiVed Tie sun Of twsaty-six hundred dollars,
the SEPARATE funds Of his wife, and used the
amount for his own purposes; the pecnnIary
Embarrassment of defendant Canty is fully es-
tabtished; it is therefore ordered, adIudged,
and dsereed, that the Injunction IN this case
be dissolved as to the land, and made perpe-
taaf as 10 the slaves seized, at the costs Of
Beal, and that the sheriff proceed with Lis
execution agaias. said land as the law directs
and II IS further ordered, adjudged. and de-
creed, that the defanit OF the wife against her
husband be made final. That al the slaves
named IN this decree and described IN her pc
tition. are her separate property, and that she
be restored 10 the possession of them. That
she have judgment against her said husband
for the sum Of .wenty-siz hundred dollars,
with = mortgage on lis real estate for the pay
nsnt thereof from this date, and il is fgrthes
ordered that plaintiff be separated IN property
from. her husband, and that she resume the
free administrator Ct her own property and
and affairs. the costs incurred in the SUIT
againstthe husband &c be borne by him.-JaRs
29th, 1912.
Signed. ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge Sd District.
fcertify the foregoing TO he 4 true copy of
tie original decree c: record in mr. cfsce<
&c. a. HoIT,
July 2s Il Dsfasy Cts4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East aston Eopge-In PROBATE
court-Want Baton rouge.
W. Devali ct OIL

Elizabeth Winter, WIDOW 81
William Devail.
By 4irsue Of an order Of seizure and ssss'
Issued from the Honorable tie Conrs d FRO
bates, in and for the Parish Of West 5aMa
Rouge, and 10 me directed, viii 10 ezro1sd TO
public sale, On
SATURDAY, the 81 day Of September, 1917,
attlle Cdprt House Ia the town ef Da;oD Forge,
bet. cen tho esnal hours ct sale, al the flghi,
tue, interest, ana ciain1 Of The defendant In
and 10 q certain lracl Of land, situated IN his
parish, measuring seven and a half afpsnts,
.1ass or less, front On ,hs hissigsirpi river.
Uit, ! depth Of forsy arpsnss. and containing
about inca hundred and twenty aTPents;
bounded On o. side by tie lands II 4, Bee
ssy and On Tie Cher by snose Of stephen
Wiater. seized to satis1f-s tho judgment, ihteE-
est, aud cost in the above en-.'isd EuIt.
Terms OF sais-casn. II. w FOWLER.
July 80 25 SaeTiE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Third District Coprt-Parisa Of East
Baton Rouge.

N "f5
BY virtue Of an order from the Hon. Third
District Court. for the Parish Ct East Baton
Rouge, State Of Louisiana, viii be sold by the
undersigned Parish Judge and ez-oflcio Auc.
t~ioreer, On
TUESDAY. the 10th day Ct Augnst, Is4a,
a. The Court house, in the town Of Baton
Rouge. between tie usral hours of sale, the
following described property, held in common
between the heirs Of Polly sHayze. deceased,
wife Of Henry Noble, ianr., 10 wit:
A tract Of land, situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, containing three hundred
and foTty-fye acres; bounded on the west by
lands belonging TO heirs Of Solomon swaEze,
south by lands Of Hickey, and east by snod-
grass. Terms Of sale-Cash.
july ls % CHAs. TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third district Coari~-rarish Of Eat
Eaton Raure.
Thomas eaH'y .. ou.

ts. lNg, 2441
Robert Beal.
by virtue Of an alias writ # fen facia&, is
sued in the above suit from the Honorable
Third District Court. holden in and for the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, and directed 70
tthe Sheriff Of said Parish viii be exposed 10
public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 81 day Of September. 1912,
at the Court House door in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at II o'clock, A, M all
the the right, title, interest, and claim Of Tho
mas cabfy, the plaintiff IN this suit, in or to
the following described property, TO wit
A~certain tract Of land, situated IN this pa
rish, on the Dutch highlands, four miles from
the town of Baton Rouge, measuring abou,
eight and thIee-fourth5 arpents front, byfory
in depth bounded east by lands Of Lebanan
Smith, deceased, and west BY WilIinfn Dur.
ham, together With all the buildings and IN.
progeInents thereon; seized 10 satisfy the
Judgment. interest, and coats in the above an.
tltuIed suit. Terms Of saie-.Cash.
L. G. NORRIS,
jnlg 80 rs Deputy sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
TO DRoyERs

The undersigned can accommodate Drovers
Of Horses and Cattle with Pasturage and Corn,
at his plantation, two miles below Baton
Rouge, on The Mississippi.
He has an excellent large pasture, and cora
will be furnished al so cents per bushel.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
aug 6 1872 274t
O. The Chronicle, bayou Sara, win please
insert the above 4 times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06

Ran away from the subscriber.
- in W.eS. Baton Rouge, ca his 81 Of
July, two Negro men, EBa9s1,
Pr aged about IS years, s feet 6 or 7
sasSAaszA inches high, thick set, well built.
Of a dark complexion. and rather doEn look
when SPOKEN 10. Edmund deeoyed of vita
him negro hoy PsrFn, abort s. years Of age,
Of black complexion. ) feet 7 or S inches nigh,
round shoaldered, stout buili, very simple
when spoken to, and apparently i~gsoient. Said
negroes took with them all their clothes cen
sistiar OF costs, shirts and parsaIsoas, asw
also blue cattoaaae paa's!oons and fac fHsey
raund Jacket ana PaRtstooas. The boy I'd
nauad will probably tfy 10 pass as free.
G. T. CHINN,
Nest Baton Eerss, LalY IN. Is Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
A or LOUISIANA.
'VF bsfF
Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge.

FHTbH u EHsF BhIHH IpHRN.
fhs,te Anderson, T. a. G., Of the Tarisl. Of
East Baton Rouge, having the intention 10
einaneipats her slave Alexander, aged abon.
seyefstsen years, and having obtained the
consent Of the Police Jury thereto, every per-
son who may have any legal opposition To
said emancipation, IS required to file said
opposition IN the office Of The Clerk Of the
Parish Court for said parish. within forty
days from the date Of the present notice
Gise en- under my hand this 5oth day Of JAY,
A.. .. isd2. L.G MORRIS,
july 30 rs Ct Deputy Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06

N.w cotrex-~The y. 3. afail, last Wed
Lssday evening, carried down a bale d new
cot.on u the city. 1t was from Bayou Sara.
several planters il 'hia parish and across
TIE ti,ef have commenced picking, but ~e
trnesc oar relioGapa friends have stolen TIC
taarsh On them ty getting first in market
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06

I%NrcRrasT rsvrNTios.-A very ingenious
and talented mechanic. a citizen If New Or
leans, assured us not long since, that he had
discovered a method by which one man could
do the work Of four or five co,apoaitors in a
day, A curious piece Of machinery is tie aid
by ew,.,eh this viii be accomplished. While
we wish the gentleman success, we must be
permitted so far to qualify our faith in the or
thoaoyy Of his theory as to FAY, that vixen we
see it in full operation, We shall be far more
Disposed to believe in It's efficacy than at
present.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-06
(Em the Gazette.

Nh. HUEsTos;-Allow me- through your
paper to solicit of Mr.. Kendall, editor Of the
P~ieayune, a statement Of facts relative to his
passport from the Mexican consulate in New
Orleans, and the circumstances under which
1t vas obtained. My ohieSt in asking this
question is To satisfy myself as to the v~eracily
Of the Mexican Consul a, New Orleans, who,
you will recollect, sioutly maintained that
Kendall never received any passport from that
bureau. 4 CREOLE.