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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

FoarHrrsp B~oEBs,--In December,
1871, Adolphe Desforges and @. Labatul
we're arrested for embezzling the finds OF
tho Commercial Banls, Of which They were
officers, and brought before Recorder Bnld
win, ~ n committing magistrate. The
Recorder took their own bonds, and those
Of two others, In the sum Of 100000 for
their appearance before him. They ne.
ver appeared; tho forfeited bonds were
sent before tho Criminal Court. which tri.
bunaI pronounced tho parties indebted to
the State for the amount Of their bonds.
An appeal was taken to tho Supreme
Court. II was there decided that under
tho circumstances the forfeiture was void,
as civil suit should have boen brought by
tho city to secure tho payment Of the
bonds.
The Second Municipality, in its W
name md account, hps now commenced
suit in the District Court against the prin.
cipals and their security for $40, 000--the
amount on tho faco OF The bonds.
The answer, we learn, will be that the
Recorder has no legal authority 10 take
bonds for The appearance Of a party before
himself.--Should tho Municipality gain
tho suit. the proceeds will 20 into its Golfers,
and not into those Of the ethyl iedyane.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
AVIS.

. N t1Ds lFz
vente de propriftis panr lie paiienent de tares
de p~aroisse de la paroisse fEa Baton Kotge
Louisiana.
En- vertu dun ac'e %intitult, " I'M acte de
Ia Legislature de PEiat de Ia Louisiana, APP
proyde le 90 Mars, 1912, ct en- vertn dc 4me
section dun acte appronv6 10 ID mare 1880,
10 vendrai en- vcnte puhliqne, Mercredi, 10 20
D6eembre, ls43, a Ia maison de Cour De 10
Vile de baton Rouge. 4 l'heure habitnelle dos
ventes, tous droits, titres prGtensIons des per-
sonnes Sous nommfs, dams ct 4 Ia proprictc CT
apres, dicrite pour 10 Placement de- letr taxes
de paroisse, dues a Ia paroisse dEsst Batofi
Rouge, sayoir :
Lot no. uu, dams lfIet no. seize dams eette
partie de In vile dc Baton Rouge arpeutee
mar Il B%eauregard, agec les hatlsses ct ame-
iiorations aui s'y trpuvent. pour des taxes de
paroisse dues par Marie Berfel, f. e. l., pour
les annecs 1910. 1s4l ct 1919,
Hut afpens de ierre, avec tontes tes af'ac-
liora lions aui sly trouvent, sithes dams cette
partie do Ia vile de Baton Rouge, connue
sous le nom de Spanish Town, ct bornes b
l'ouesi par iefres appertepant a kleiDpeter,
All nord par terres appaftshant aux Etats.
Unis, A Test par terre incoanues, ct all. SUD
par lie chemin de la villes Espagnoi, pour lie
paiement de taxes de ~paroisse dues par Ma
dame GaritailIe pour les annecs 1910, ls4l
ct 1912 aussh
Qaatre arpens do tefre atec tou'ss les ba-
tisses ct anne liofatiops qui sly trousert, dams
cette paYtie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge; sous
lie nom de vile Espagnol, bornes a Ponest par
terres appartenant a Nj. Moreno, an nord par
le chemin do Ia vile Espagnolle, 4 Fest par
terre appartenant aux heritiers dc Rohelio'
ct au sud par ia rue du nord de ID Vile de
B atom Rouge, pour lie paiement des taxes dc
paroisse dues par Louis A Latil u Coz poui
l~,annee de 1912.
Conditions de la sente au Compliant;
q. HACkET.
Collecteut DIES taxes de paroisse.
nov. lg Al,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

I I~spgrENpESoE OF THE FARMER. a- OF oil
the conditions OF men, and / have mingled
with every variety, | believe In truth that
none II no independent as that Of an industri.
Gus, frugal and sober farmer; none affofds
moro tho means of eontenttnent and rabstan.
iial enjoyment; none, where the education
has not been neglected, present# better op.
portuntiIes for moral and intellectual I'm.
~prpyemeni, notir calls moro loudly for relig-
iots gratitude; nbne II suited 10 give . more
liyHly and deeper impression OF tho goodness
Of upd, Sutns years Hinee. IN the most rug
gad parts Of New Hampshire, aiming lie crag.
~ cliff and rude and bold mountains, ! was
travelling MI horse. bbck, and ealne suddenly
ubon 4 plain. and nlnse.eosefed cottage In The
ht,hnt,, ef q valley, where the brave settler
had planted limnalf on h few sores of land
which alone seemed capable Of cultivation.
livery thing about the residence bespoke In.
dnaty and care. Being %fatiguad, | stopped to
nsk Refreshments for my hofae. a hale
vuunv Girl, about fifteen, bareheadsd and
bArsiooted, but perfectly modest and coufte.
Gus. with NIL the rudlnoss Of Iiebe, and all the
nimhisngrs and viaor of Dialta, went immedi.
ataly for an arlnfuI Of hay and a fisaHure Of
oats for my horse. and ihea kindly spread .
table with i cloth an white as the snow Drift.
and 4 bowl OF pure milk and brown bread for
bis rider. never enjoyed A meal marc. /
eftarna Tho family pay for their hospitality;
but they steadily refused, saying that ! wss
~wolaen,a. was not willing thus TO tar their
kindness, and therefore took out a piece OF
money to give one Of tho children that stood
near. q No" said tho parante, . no mist not
take Ii; wa have no use for money" "Heav-
en- bo Praised" said ! g that ] have found q
people without ayafiee. ! will not corrupt
Won; y and giving them a hearty thank offer.
Ing wished them tiod's blessing, and took my
leave. Nov here were those humble people
with 4 home which, II Il were burned aewti
to-day. their ~neighbara would rebuild for them
commonwealth clothing mads from their
own isoeks, by their " hands; with bread
enough, and boef, pork, butter, cheese. milk,
po,liry, egpH.Ssc. III abundance. d good Heflool
for elk months In the year, where their chill.
dren nrohahty lnafn more, because they
knew the value of time, than those who were
driven 10 seheol every day In The week and
every week In the year. with a plain religious
meeting oh Sunday, where, without oHtcfta'
ton or parade, they meet their feigheofH 70
exchange friendly ealatatlons, TO hear good
moral consul, and to worship God IN The most
ample. but not the less acceptable iefini and
above all. here were hearts Mt peaee with Tho
world. and with each other, full Of hospitality
10 the passing stranger, uneankered by
ayarlcn, and nndiaturbed by ambition, Where
upon earth, Id nh humble condition, or in any
condition.ahsll we look for n more beautiful OK.
annie Of tiu In Independence, for 0 brighter
picture Of philosophy Of life l--Nee Gt,'esse
Farmer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NuTicE.

The eadsrsignrd woaiA respectfully inform
The public that ie continues HE b~.isttess VI
c%arpenterinp and lIoase Joining, mud that he
will ua ertaks MI jobs pertaining IN A,s llne,
on thu f,,osi reasonable terms. lie viii fur.
nisb plans and drawings aiilous ciHrge, In al
eases Wbers he eferuie ~ tho wrfk.
itsfrf soa-J. NJ, II OWN II. Medevo II, r.
Msorel in tbefsIila; b.. G w. t'tuphs,. A.
bird, and d. iJafbce. III tho parish vi Hast
BH,on Rouge.
Address, to tho Undersigned A. the post.pf.
fee ~ Baton Itouge, Manehsr, or Iherville.
nov. 10 40 y, MektTRiCk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,


Vente par la Cour dos Preuyes-Paroisse
DIST Baton Rouge.
En- ys.tu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
dams ct pour la ~paroisse dEst Baton Rouge,
il sera vendu par lie soussigne Juge de Parois-
Sc, sur les lieux,
MERcREpl 10 Janvier proclaim el644)
a IL heures, la propriete suivante, apparte-
nant a la succession de feu John Hueston,
DECIDE:
Lot No. l, dams piIet No. 2. dams cette par
tie de la vile de Baton Rouge. aypentee par
leonard. avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tions qui sly troayent.
La .Gazette de Baton Rouge" avee la
presse, caracteres, ct autres articles y appar-
tenant.
Tin cheval, selle ct bride,
Une bibliotheque, ct une quantite de livres,
Une table ct un iauteuii.
CONDITIONS DE La yENTE.
L'acquereur de la maison ct lot Sc chargers
au paiement de la solnme de $500 avee ,nse
ret sur la dite somme. due sur une hypothe'
que a IL Bangue de Cite de la Nile. Orleans
secondement, lie Placement de la somme d.
1890 avec interat du % JUN 1913, due 4 h
succession de A. Geoffroy, dams lie couran
dun an du jour de la yenies ct pour la balancs
nm credit de un. deux ct trois ans en- billetl
a~ppfouves ct hypotheque sur la propriete jus
an,au placement final. La Gazette a nn ere
dit de nm, deux ct trois ans du jour de la ven
te. en- billets endosses ct APPROVES. payable
en- banque. La propriete ~personnelle, a,
compliant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
GovEnSxsSr ENCOURAGEMENT TO DO.

GovERNxEST ENCOURAGEMENT TO DO.
MEsrrc MANurAcTUREs,-We were pain
ed some months since, by noticing that in
finishing the Patent Office at Washington,
that the marble Of the floors was mann
featured in Holland. and shipped to this
country. This outrageous abuse Of the
official patronage, is continued in almost
every department. The carpets for the
Capitol as Washington, are of foreign
manufacture. This thing is pursued. says
the ". O. Trnpic, by the War Depat.
ment, advertising for several thousand
yards Of English and French calicos fo'
Indian annuitses. Thus it is that the con
tracts for furnishing Government with
supplies, are gwen 10 men, whose only
idea is how they a make the most mon
ey off the contract. No thoughts of en-
couraging their own c~ountrymen at bonn
is dreamed of. The sole absorbing idea o
gain al any sacrifice, is the whole dsa.-
Concordia Iateligencer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16


Her came ID Thcref--The Vt Louis
Now Eru of the asth uiiimo states that a
piece OF cedar has been exhibited 70 the
editor, the history Of which Is as follows'
In digging a we'll on the property Of Smith
BrothersG CO., al Bunker Fill, Illinois
AZ the distance OF. fifty three feet below the
surface, they am to q cedar log, embed.
ded in the earth and extending across the
well. n was cut of, was found 10 BIO five
OF ok inches through, and was in q state
ofgood preservation The town OF Bunker
Hill, as many per sons know, Is situated In
tho middle of large and level prairie;
and tho gentleman who has it in possess.
ion, who In n bit of d Yankee, "wani% to
know how that log of cedar got down
thorei"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
MAYURAL1'Y,

Resolved That the ownefe OF property On
either side Of Lafayette street, repair their
side. walks, satd fspairr To be completed by
the first day NJ DECEMBER next, 1s4J. The
side. waIhs ~ be eight feet, and the repairs ~
be approved by tho street committee, And
any owner II property on said stree. whs ahatii
neglec, or refuse 10 make the proper reraira
on their sidewalks, shall BIZ reported 10 thu
Town Magistrate 10 be- dealt with according
TO an ordinances VI The 9Th May 1881.
SAM. sKoLFfELD. CHI.
ort ~ ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

SurcIpn.-- William l.. Lambey, for n
long time connected with the office Of the
Yazoo Wing, committed suicide IN the
night Of the 25th ult., by cutting his thront
with a razor, without any imaginable
cause. The Wing says:--"Mr. Lambey
was a native Of England, but migrated TO
this country very young. His mother,
brother, wife and two children reside in
Cincinnati, Ohio. He formerly belonged
to a theatrical company, and was acknowl.
edged to be enc Of the best comedians Of
his day."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

tsefM Pamp.--In speaking Of the
steam pump. by which the packet ship
Sheffield was lately saved from destroc.
ton, the Newburyport Herald says il IL
very simple in it's construction, compact
In lie whole dimensions, and vol s as lift
were launched to see how easily, by its
double action, II throws out a continual
volumn Of water larger than itself, to the
wonder Of the bystanders, as well rs to the
utter dismay Of everp rogaish ship that
wants 10 sink. Il 10 the invention of two
ingenious Yankee nfechadics, ench under
thirty years Of age.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

The Pew holders Of the Presbyterian
Church, at Baton Rouge, and all tbose who
contribute to the support Of the Minister, are
requested 10 meet nj the Church on Wednes-
day. the Goth inst, ri 4 o'clock, p. III. for the
purpose Of electing Tfustsess and transaciing
other business Of Importance 10 The Church.
JOHN G. PATTERSON. ! c.,,..
JAMES COOPER,
dfg-Dt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NnrIEE

The Ladies' tf itH Protestant Episeoth
Ehnteh nj fatbn Rouge, .~ptopi,re lbIIlbg |
Faif OH tho 9Th and Off of January 1874, III
the purpose NJ providing 4 suittblc place ~
public worship, OF 10 assist " bDluI1g =
rhprc., and they most ,sspeeifa ally solicit III
did NJ tlle ohiset, The ina.e,ase. t,atrenaeh nd
asaisiHpee, III OIL persons interested IN The
eapks VI EiristiatiIys
baiuu Rouge In. Dec. lG Al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
COUR DEs PREUyEs.
pafnisse Quest Baton Rouge.

Madame Hehecca Christmas, yeuve de fen
Benjamin r. 10y. s'etant addressee h IA dae
Cour bour etre nommee Administrative de
ID shce ession du dit Benjamin T. Jey,son mari
decide ; Avs est par ess prescnes donne a
tous ceux qui voudrsienf s'cpposef a la de-
masAe de Ia dse daue; d'ayoir a lie faire sous
dix tours 4 comptef de la date de Get avis.
O dec. A L. FAVROT, p. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
CHEAP NEW GOODS.

Just received. a general assortment Of rea.
dy made clothing, consisting OF the following
artic les, to wit; &
Fine black and blue dress and froek coats,
of every description, pilot cloth do, cassinett
and satlnett do, beaver do, Kentucky jeans,
Cashmere and cloth pan,aloons, casslnett and
satinett do, black ribbed satinett dos mixed
do. @ottonnade do, log. cabin 60, Glasgow
jeans do, Kentucky jeaps do. kersey do, over
coats, pilot cloth blue, black and grey, cassi-
nett and satinett do, beaver dos mixed s%atinett
do, diamond and brownt-do figured silk vests,
fancy merino do, valencia do, black satin dot
cloth do, velveteens do.
Also a large assortment of moasseline de
laine, black and green merino, cloth, Alpaca
for ladies' dresses, calico, fancy prints, white
red and green f%iannels, furniture chintz, cas-
imeres, c~assinet and ~satinef, blue, cottonnade,
kersey, cotton, diapers, napkins, figured silk
~crasals, Italian do, bleached and unbleached
shirting, shseiing do, blaiikets. fine hats and
caps, and numerous other articles too tedious
december 0. al JAMES MANSkER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

sUNDRIES.

Madeira Wine Of very superior quality
Old Mo~nongahela Whiskey, Champagne Bran.
DIV, Brown steut London Porter, Dawson's Phil
X. ale fin wood and bottles.1 Cordials, Clare,
Il Muacat Wines, all Of the best quality just
received and for sale by.
w. MARKHAM.
I'D Chufch Sifcat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
5u.r Rrcttvhn

A central assortment Of ready made cloths
Ing, hats and caps, besides n gD9d many Lac
dies fancy goods, ny ess
b, SANGER.
r.. s. All these Indebted To- b. Sanger, are
respectfully invited 10 come forth and sestte
thslf hctounls, otherwise they will be handed
70 a lawyer for collection.
december . 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

] have This day constituted and 10 appoint
Mr.. Alfred tiates If Baton Rouge my general
aatns 10 sell 10 any Planter In any part of the
steie II Louisiana fie right Ut NJ Co. ~ my
tlaitht Can't Caverrr and also my patenf CAbe
Gutter and will ratlfy MI sales made by him
III my tame,
JOHN y. BRYAN. !
Dec slb, fs4f. a4 H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
4.AkDEN kEEDN,

Just received and for saie, n fvssh supply
ut Garden sesfs l1t 80 by Tho stak efs al,ty
FROM Wakenan II Brnihsrr. Union GavJsls,
pittsburg.
Alfo Q riolea selection Of Flower Sseds.
my. % AZ - A MONTAM,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

rNous nous ferons, dams nos prochaimes
publications, IN wal phisir de repondre a
pinvitation de queIques- ms de nos abonnes
en- leur offrant a deviner un certain nonnbre
drsnigmes, de charades Q de Biographies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
r0TfcE TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

THE undersigned having purchased of Mr.
John P. Bryan his Patent right to The newly
invented Cane Couerer and also of the Patent
rone rutter for the Parishes of East Il West
Baton Rouge and the Parish Of lberviiie, res
peclfuily gives notice that he will sch the
RIGHT of use and furnish either or both of said
machines by applying to him at Baton Rouge.
ALFRED GATES.
a. to4A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
AVIS.

In rt,ussieDe ayant ttt uhfttr,a adminiHssas
fratenr DIES stefrssieos 10 William hdsius N
ID ~ femme cinfhia MeMoutis, dtr1dev. tei
Guieft tuns eehx aui doiyslt httt ditpH s,jfs
~cesslena dr senlr payet iiHihedinissncuf, ri
cens 4 dlli EST ID dc presenter Ieurs rtclss
matiBls dhfnetft rsrtifils rafs delaj.
JOHN PHILLIPS. =
HOY. U5 AZ I AdntjDint raisur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
JOHN y. BRYAN.
Parish of West baton Rouge,

Whefeas Ms. Rtbetea Christmas. wiins II
benjamin r Jyy. has Applied 10 aid etsptt 10
be appointed adWiDlslfgitik III the si,rrrssibb
Of said Benjamin y, 10y, her apeeased hhs.
baHd.
Notice \ hetehy given, III MI lbb+e WHIT
vbi,ld wish 10 "lrtst said rrgupsi. h. pfe.rlt
tiieif "bieciieiis In ten days from The liafp Of
This notice. IT,"
ii fAvHDfs ftf
Deet gibt tH4lh .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

IrPiutareh says in his life of Alexander,
hat The Babylonias used during the dog
DAVIS I. to sleep o skins filled with water.
The Boston Post adds: I'm these days
men sleep in skiss filled with liquor"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
by The FfFbIHthts
THO. H. BLAKE.
C6MMfsaf0lef Of Inc EfHeTaE EHhH V,Ufff
NOTICE.
Baton Reuge la. Dec, 9th 1914.
AVIS

Relatif Oh Transient do burenu de PArpen.
teur.G General do Donaldsonyille / Baton
Rouge, OF dn Bureau des Terres dc
Greensbnrg / In meme place.
I'm vertu Pune authorize accofdte b PExe-
cuff par In 6me section do l'aete du Con.
gres, appronvG 10 o Mars 1891, intitule .Acle
pour Greer 10 bureau dc l'Arpentour General
des Terres publiques dc l'Etat do Ia Louisia-
ne et par Ia Tine section do facts dn Con-
grea, approuve 10 8 Mai 1892, supplement.
taire 4 pinsieurs actes pour laiustsment dc
reclamationa, OF Reimbursement dc Bureaux
dds T'erres dams 10 district Est do File de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans avis est par 10 present
dome, que 10 bureau de pArpenteur Gene.
raj soft tranefera de Donaldsoaville d Baton
Rouge, ct que 10 Bureau des Terres pour 10
district Est dc lile do In Nile. Orleans, ct
Oues, dc Pearl River, soit aussi transfere d
Baton Rouge, aussit6t que les arrangements
niece ssairea rendront c0 Transient conyenable.
Avis special du date exact des dits traits
fers scra donne par FArpenteur General, ct
10 Receyeur ct Register da Bureau des
Terres. @ft
Dome sous ma main, a Washington, ce vingt.
neuvieme de Septembre. A. D., 1s43.
JOHN TYLER.
Par 10 President,
THOS. II. BLAKE,
a 8 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

MARRIED-On Thursday evening the
18th inst by the Rev Lseph N. Brogard,
WrLLIam SEWER Esq. TO Miss AUGUSTINE
RopRrsuEs, all Of this PARIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Fixt par 10 MARE pour III ~seipatnh Fllittihe
In F'afliis ttani \ NJ 20 10 bafil, a9 UliFes
IL pAit pet,r dix soss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
GAs AND GAS u ps,

just received 4 Quantity III Of gss anf
also a quantity Of gas lamp Mich Is cheaper
than oil and gives 4 gfga zeal better light,
barns no wick at all and In Cleaner and cheap
er for the DEE of tables. Acs than sperm can.
dies. Also a qnahiify d fancy Indian NOE
casins. GREEN b WHITE,
aug IL n JW MUssELMAN, agen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
VnbAt My

THE price Of fresh 6our being "A a6 nfF
barrel. The bakers must give, The eishiHK vssk
~ ounces Of bread for q dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NOIfCE.

Thafe viii he divine elyiee ~ The rthobl
house I'm Mr., +. A. Weeds plihial6n in
Wesi Baton Haugr oil Sabbath the 24ib inst,
half past D o'elptl, =. NJ.
4, II. UrrftsWpgTtt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
Tar 10 FfEBIueHI,
THOS. II. BLAKE,
Commissaire du Bureau General des Terres
AVIS.

AVIS.
Conform6ment a une proclamation du Pre-
sident des Etats Unis, datee du 20 Septembre
ls43, 10 bureau de PArpenteur General dn
departenent dea terres do Ia Louisiana, sera
transfere de Donaldsonviile a Baton Rouge,
Louisiana. 10 9 Decemhre, ct ouvert pour Ia
transaction d'afaires, lie 10 Uecembre. IS43.
i. d. NEWCOMB,
Arpenteur General, Le.
Baton Rouge, o dec. IS43 A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NOTICE,

l ..-
In relation 10 the remonai II The Surveyor Gene
rafts Office fran Doaaidaa,niM ia Bafon
Rouge. and af the LaadQ01es Jrom Green's
Burg oft saoteptaef.
III ylftue Of the authority vested In the Ez.
~eeutiye by the 9th section Of The net Of Con.
greAs, approved I'D March, 1871, entitled IAN
ACT to create the Office OF Surveyor Of Tho
Public Lands for the State Of Louisiana and
by tho T,h section Of the act Of Congress, apr
proved On the sth May, 1879, supplementary
10 the several acts OF adjusting claims 10 land
and establishing Land offices IN The districts
east Of the Island OF New Orleans. npiiee IL
hereby given. that the Oflee of Surveyor Gef4
sral Of Louisiana Ii 10 be fstnoved from Don.
atdsonvilie ID baton Rouge, and that tha Land
Office for the dlstriet east Of The Island BfNeW
Orleans and west of Pearl river, Ia also 10 be
removed from dreenshurg TO Baton Rouge, 50
soon AZ the necessary arrangements for The
| purpose can be made.
Special notice as 10 tho precise date If the
respective renewals will be given By the Eur.
yeyor General and tho Register and Receiver
Of the Land Office.
Given under my hand. ut the city Of Wash,
ington. this twenty.ninth day Of september,
JOHN TYLER.
by the Presidents
THO. II. BLAKE.
Com missioner offhe General Land Office.
NOTICE.
In conformity with the proclamation Of the
President Of The United States, dated aDth Sept.
ss4s, the Office OF the Surveyor General of
the Land Dis,ric, Of Louisiana, will be remov-
cd from Donaidsonville 10 Baton Rouge (La)
on the Sixth day OF December, and TO open
for the transaction Of business, on The 10Th
day Of December is4a.
r. y. NEWG0MB.
Batoh Rouge la, Dec, 9th 1914.
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4 [ PLOUGH-sURaEoS DENTIST.
residence, East Of the court house, in
,be house formerly occupied by Charles r
Tessier, Baton Rouge.
dec 10 ~
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10 the applicant and operator, deem tHis no
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