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Letter from Dr j. X Mitchell Professor of the Jefferson
Medical College, Piadcpa 10 Doctors Nelson ana WATSON
Richmond:
Crntienen-I take much pleasure in introducing TO your &C
aainance Dr. James a. Peasants, who has lately returned
o France To which country he went TO complete the know
ledge of Dentistry previously acquired by long study ana pfacce
DR. Peasants be safely recommended rs Dentist oi grea
skill and science we'll vessd in the theory, rs wei
as the practice of att ard uuquesonaby entitled TO public
confidence. am, gentlemen, yours respsrtniugI
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| UDLAM, PRESTON & Co, Coxaissrc- Hrtt@,,'
=, ~ mo.d "a, attend particularly TO selling IT,.
FLOUR. and make liberal sd=ances on ecnsi2nn-"'
ofhce~-oppos,s sLoskes WaTsh0c4s 4;
Feb ~
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Certificates of puekasss Of Is Whole Tckes slaO
M do D, half do 60
no d. 81 quarter do 90
Persons distance wishing purchase tickets In any OF The
above Lotteries the they wish TO invest
and their fayors will attention personal app
cation.
lie send drawings the Lotteries when requescd TO all who
order from us.
All communications confidential.
Please address the lucky vendors,
HoYT & Co., Richmond, Va.
Fab 80 96-wtd
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nR. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DErEEATIvE SYRUP, ior
~ the Of Scroua Kings Evil obstinate Epons CT the
SKIN Pmples puules the Face, Scay EnrGns Chronic
Rheumatism, letter. Syphlic SYMPTOMS and all disorders
from impure of The blood, thdeous of
~. &c, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United States
with decided benefit. in Srofa, rrcura Diseases and in all
of an ulcsrated character
RrspiSG. June, 1879.
We the undersigned having frequently used Oak!ey Com
pound Deprrayr syrup in the OF practice with de-
cided henenca res,ts cecuIly recommend Ia the faculty
n superior preparation. II. II. MUHLENHERG, 81. ID.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN b. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNOR
LfELL, Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7,-wly
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TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.

TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
INDIA CHINA DINING SETS, and By the dozen
French Porcelain d. do. do do.
White Granite do. do do
Blue < Dove Printed do do do do
Best English Gilt Tea China SETS from SIS $50 per sell and
the gold warranted stand
Low priced English China Tea Sets, and by the dozen
Elegant Gill China and kinds OF Table and sdeboard
Pitchers
China, White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable, rich cut Hall and Passage Lamps
Plain Glass do. do do
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Pain DO. do. do. do.
India China Co. do
Rich Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers and Dishes
Do. do do. Decanters, Tumblers aud Wines
Do do. do. Celery Stands, Jsies and Lemonades
CG and plain Glass aian,-i
English FIaie German Silver and Britannia Casters
Low priced Toilette Lacking Glasses
Together with general China Queenswar and
Glass Persons buying m cash they shall haze
the iui value of their money. WIN. +. BUTLER,
doors above Bell Tavern
Feb S5-wif
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Feb. q

A CARD-DENTIsTRY, the branch of Medical Science
n which mr. has made his special object Of Practice
aIJ- Offce-n Bpsiicr's Row
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACTnRY.
Cary street, three doors a5ors the CoiumdiGn Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats al the following
y low prices:
on fine fur bodies proof from 81 so 50 Boys
from 81 IS ST. Fur Caps, from 81 TO Sla; Gslemens
Caps from 81 to 81 together with of Mtns
Boys Hair seae and Glazed Caps, black and Wool
Wholesale and retail. 7irMs-fash
=. tie keeps during the Summer large of Leg
hon PALM Leaf Straw and Wlow Hats, suitable for all ages
\. b. Hats made order.
January Isl. 1873. wly
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JOHN HUNTER

IN CHANCERY.-v IscISia:-At Rules held N liz -
flee Of our Circuit Superior Court oil Law and Cls,,
9th day Of February, 1913: ""''f: d,
Martha b. Williams
against ram.
Of Notoway, and administrator Of John L. Rand >
Montfor Jones, Executor OF John Jones tc,.a.a
Knight. Administrator II Asa Hawke i,cca, d.
The defendant Moat:urt Jones Executor ~, li @-s
ceased not having entered his appearance and no.,
according 10 the act Of Assembly and Tie ,us. az ..
anh II appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he J..
btant Of this county, II i Ordered Thai lie sald
appear here at Rules 10 be holden for the sail
Monday IN Nay next and answer tie bill uf ~. ,I,.
That copy Of this order br forthwith asserted i, -
paper published IN the city Of Richmond for tAo Man.,
ecssirely and posted at The froat door OF the Coar
county. A Copy-Test-.
,,..,- c. w. FITzGERAln.r
Marcn
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- n. HUDSON, DENTIST, performs all operations on the
Ia. TEETH their beauty preservation, aud inserts
conuptble teeth, ngy full sets, the most approved
plans
Ladies and Gentlemen interested are respectfully invited
call and examine his of teeth comprising
ey Of shade carefully selected from the most celebrated manu-
facturrrs
He also Artificial Paaes, designed the voice
TO Is proper and sound.
Refer TO Rev. Dr. Pumer Rev. Dr. Empe, Hubbard Gardner
& Co.. Gen. Bernard Peyon Dr. Cbamherayne, Dr. Brocken-
brough 5. s. Baxter Esq Dr. r. e. Cabel General Pegram
George Watson, NJ. D.
RT Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
her G3-Wly
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Mr.. Cass 10 Mr.. Holster.

LEGArION % THE o oTAIfa,
Pans, ApT'! 81, l>l2
Sir The Quintu?le Treaty, pu7por'ng to be io' ,ht
suppression of the slave trade, has yet been ratified
oy France, and the manifestations OF public opnlot
against il are SO numerous and decisive that 1t seems
to be too clearly the part Of true wisdom to yield t,
them, to render it probable that tina, measure will ever
be adopted.
Mr.. Guizot has not answered my letter Of the 1911
February, and | have nov no expectation he will dC
So till the course of our Government upon the subec
is known here. have yet received nothing from yot
upon The subject, but am expecting every day you
instructions. II the President should dsapprove III;
step have taken, could no longer remain here wit.
honor 10 myself or advantage To my country.
| am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obed.eDt servant.
LEW. CASS.
Il....llo n.,,r, Iy,.-~,c
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COMMISSION HOUSE-The subscriber offers his services
and best exertions, General Commission Merchant for
the sale Of Produce viz Tobacco Flour Wheat
and forwarding of Goods and purchase of Groceries,
to all who viii favor hm with their confidence Ills Office is
opposite the lower end of the Basin Bank the recently
occupied by Messrs. Brown & Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
RErEnrScI-Me.srs. Lanshorns & Armistsad, Lynchhue;
aessr, John D. K Stewart, Riehmond Mr. Randolph Ha.
son, GooehaEd.
March IL l0!-law4n
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Honorable DAsIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary # State, Washington.
.itr. Cnss 10 ..ir. Ii,bster.

.i.r CGsS 10 .Hr. HtbSter.
LEGATioS OF THE UNITED Stalls, !
Paris, Stag II, l542
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your despatch of the 9th April, and happy TO find
that the course which considered necessary to take
IN relation TO the ratification by France of the Quintup
Treaty for the suppression of The Slave trade, has met
the appreciation Of the President.
Immediately on the receipt OF your letter, sought
an interview with ir. Guzot and, after CONVEX
satnn with hun, placed the letter IN his HANDS ]
thought this mode c procedure far better than 10 trust
yseit make verbal statement, 10 he atlerword put
in the form Of an official communication to hun. AZ
you instructed me To make known the sentiments Of
the President upon the whole matter, wa sure |
could no, perform tins task we'll as found IL per.
formed for me; and this view not checked By any
considerations arising Of the of the despatch
There was nothing in 1t which might not be seen by
ali the world
Nj. Gu,zot vas touched by the frankness Of the pro-
cecdiue, and testified his qualification, after the pefusa
OF the letter. liz then asked for copy of it. which |
did not hesitate 20 promise him; and since then /
have sen, ii and have thus, IN my opinion, in the
best mo:e in my power, carried into effect your III
siruc,ions
Mr.. Quiet SAID nothing on the subject Of an an
swer !; TIE treaty is rot ratified, as have The
confident expectation that ii VIII not be-, it IS possible
he may consider that lie occasion for has
passed by.
am, Sir, respectfully,
Your obeSien servant,
LEW. CAss
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IN CHANCERY.-VinGisiA:-At Rules held IN - -
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and w. r'.
Louisa county, Monday, October the 3D. isS ea1cey
ed, - Du'e d.
against I@....
William Shelton thnrl in his own r.at and
executor OF John Sheltoa deceased. JOAN st... trf
Winston, the said William Shelton Mat, !, sr' L4
for John Shelton and David Shelton, ,'th. u.
The defendant. Dasii Shelton, having en,s.,
ance and given security, accordin. 10 iaw and he ~
Court, ard II appearing by satisfactory tyiiouss '
nhabitan o, this State: On motion OF the plan, - ~
sci, it is Ordered that the said defendant ray =
pc before the Judge of the said Count 4, thn 1
the first day Of Tie next term of the said Cour, A
plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be-
IN some newspaper published in the city OF cbn ~.
months successfully, and posted the front Ioo.a '
house of this county some Court day. ' VI As {.
ACopy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER
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this letter, that should transmit to my Government

for lis information.
am Sir very respectfully,
Your obt serv'i,
LEWIS CASS.
Hon. DANIEL WEusTrR,
Secretary Of State, Washington.
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GiD WINES AND IfQUoRS-Aiso, GRoCERIEs.-I have
~ large and general of old Wines Ii
of whc have been KEEP; hand imova. for ter
ycafs, and were then said 10 be years old hy
bear fair comparison with tile hest the city
draig and price, aud caienlnes in putting up The
old Wines and Liquors will he found beneficial for The pre-
servaton OF health when moderately and indiciousy
Should he found incrcduous, finn and
uasaSen belief, IN PLAIN matter Of fact assertion let
enquire call subscriber who has esur. tempe
rate drnk-r during the last 80 Of his life and If net salts
ned with his healthy appearance, they portrait
uncle who died few the New York aged
U7 years. and he ice be drinking fish since The
day he left Feren,osh then stripping.
Aug 90 3l-wly WIN WALLACE
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly from the celebrated
nufactory of Nunns Clark New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes, possessing latest improvements, and that
ielicacy touch and otone peculiar their
nuacture.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musca
Merchandise in general.
repaired, tuned let hire, and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest Of Music offered for sale in this
State may FROM the subscriber no is
enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices
purchasing sell again VIII he furnished upon better
terns than they can find elsewhere in the State.
r. II. TAYLOR,
Jan Piano Fort, Music Stor. oyposi,e The Banks
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ITO MERCHANTS-Wc have received by late arrivals
neral assortment Of Spring Dry Goods which offer
cash, or 10 punclual customers.
wADsWoRTI, TURNER & co.
March IL Ioi-3w
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POETRY

"Mucu YET REMAINS vNsuSc."

THE two HUNDRED MILLION SCHEME.
on reading MI Joiisons MARYLAND, Scheme Tor Paying ih'
STATE Debts.
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AW SoTICE.Thc subscribers have formed partnership TO
- practise law. They will attend all the Courts held In the
iiy and In the counties Of Goochland and Louisa
Once on Governor street, door TO Joseph Mayo ESQ.,
PEACHY r. GRATTAN
HENRY cOALTER CABELL.
Richmond, Va, Dee. 10, leia. ea-asws
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NCERY.-vrsoix,A:-At Rules bs,.

TN CHANCERY.-vinoisiA:-At Rules held !,
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law d a. Inc c.
against Plants
James Thomas, Elizabeth Turner, Jane GouJ.. .
distributes Of Michael Damrom and Lncy his th- heir.
and Booker Woodson, late sheriff Of Cumberland t trc
SUCH administrator with the will annexed nj sonh
deceased, ,,".fi g..
The defendant, Jane Bowes, not having psleEdl1
ance and given security according TO the acts Of s
The rules of this Court, and It appea'in. by
the said defendant do appear here on the fr.t
March term, and the bill of the paintil. 49, y W.
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some pr, '
in the city of Richmond for two months sicce.syitT b.
the front door of the Courthouse OF this eouuv - "a:
Copy-Teste,
~ >, D. B. wooDsoy \
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$4,000 Dollars.

LOTTERY, Glass H. for 1873 TO be drawn al
,xandria d. G., on Saturday. the a5h of March, 1913
- No. Iottefy-Ii Drawn Ballots.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

J. III. ELAN, -
Arocaty &c, rfsidant d Baton Rouge.

Apocaty &c, rfsidam d Baton Rouge.
Sc propose de nc plus pratiquer que dams
les differences cours des pareisses d'Est ct de
Quest Baton Rouge, la ceur de district de la
P%aroisse de Csncordia, ct dams la Cour Su-
preme a New Orleans ct Alexandra, aux
conditions suivantes
l. Conseil legal tendant a prtvenir IN
process, dome gratis.
2. Aucune charge ne sera fate pour con-
sells GU services rendus aux indigens ct op-
primes.
3. Toute charge n'exc6dant pas cinquante
plastres sera payee d'ayance-au-dessous de
%cinquante piastres, Ia meitie compliant ct la
balance lors de la rendition du jugement, OH
autre accord mutuel.
4. Dams Ia cour supreme, ~lorsque conseil
pour ~Pappellant, aucune charge additionuelle
sera faite-pour l'appellte, les charges seront
ragles par accord mutuel.
5. II ne deviendra dams aucun cas- respon-
sable pour frais on documens.
SaVril 1913. 8
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Ceur du Troisieme D~istrict-paroisss
DIST Baton Rouge.
lnn~..a La ~ L. l. MlLa n.la.an
dc Cite De ID Nile. Orleans
vs. t3ine


Norris Foster ct femme.
En- vertu dun ordre de tieri facias, lance
dams lie process ci-dessus i%ntitulc, par la cour
dn troisiemc district judiciaire, tenu dams ct
pour la ~paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge ct adres-
sc all sheriff dc Ia ditc paroisse, il sera vendl
ell yente publique,
MARDi, le 3 JUN 1913,
sur les lieuy, a IL heurcs du matin, teus les
drolts, titres ct intGrats du dtfendcur dams ct
il Ia propritte ~ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
I'm certain merceau de terre situG dams
les eaux de Big Sandy Creek, dams la paroisse
d'Esst Baton Rouge, eontenant environ cinq
cents vin.t arrens, avec toutes les batisses
ct am6lisrations qui sly trenvent, borne au
nord par les terres de Nine. Lewis, all sud
parties terres des haritiers eAe 7. Young, ct a
lest ct l'ouest par des terres vacantrs; auss,,
IN autre morceau de terre situe sur LiHle
Sandy Greek, dams cette pa~roisse, ~contenant
cinq cents qnarante arpens plus on moins,
borne all nord par les terres dc John Forbes.
a Pest par celles de Carpenter, ct au nerd ct
"a ~l'ouest par des terres publiques, avec tontes
les hattsses ct authorizations qni sly trouven.
De plus, les e~sclaves ~ci-apres NOMINEES:
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CONDITIONS De LIZ GAZETTE.

On ne receyra pas de subscription pour
moias dune aimee. LIE prix de ~l'abonnement
est de sir Piastres par aimee, don't trois al
commencement du dernier stmcstre. Les
personnes qui par me raison Guelconque, ia
geraient conTenablc de discon:inuer Ieur abon-
moment, deyrort en- donner fsis asant Ia fin
dc pannee; an cas- contraire, elles serent COR
slder6es CONNIE lie renouYeliant.
Les Avis Sc Paieront de Ia maniere suivante
saToir Les avis qui n'excederont pas douze
i9nes, ou qui serout moindres, Sc paieropt
UsE F1AsTEE pour Ia premiere insertion, ct
80 cENTs pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant Ia meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a moins Gu'on ne Tordonne an.
trcment, sera public en- Francois ct ia An
glals, ct pave sur chacune des deux lanoues.
Jusqu'a ce gull soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements oficiels, los
othclers en- seront personnellencnt resron-
sables, ct sils refusaient den prendre Ia res,
Oensl5ldtS, de tells avis ne scraient publii $
4u'autaas que Ie p~aierocnt 81 gerait assure.
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ET'AT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Cour d,l traiaieme di4tfict-faEoiase d'Eat
Baton Rouge.
Margaret Alexander,

VI. Ia52i.
Joshua Alexander son mari.
En- vertu dun srdre de Geri facias lance
dams 10 process cI.dceRtis -t adrepse uu slttif
do Ia p~aroiase d'f.st Baton Rouge, il asra ex-
pose Ell vente publiaur,
samedi, le 3 JUN prochaiu,
a Ia maissn do cour do Ia vile dc Baton Rouge,
oommenoant 4 II heuree dn matln, teta leg
droita, titrea, inttrGta Ut pretentione du dtten-
dnur dams ct b Ia proprlate cisapres d&cfite.
SAVIOR: Tn moroccan lie tefre aitue dams eette
pnroiaRe, contenant huit ccnta ufprns plus Oh
moins, jolgnant Ia terre de Joshua pico a,lsei
uu autrc moroccan do terrc eotitenant deux ar.
pens plus on moins, avcc toutes les batlsaes
OF amelieratians qui s'y trsusent, ttan, lie
meme sur leqnel il delneure, proche Fate
rage do Springfield, sur 10 tleuve MISSISSIPPI,
ausai un autre moroccan de terre contenant
deux cents acres plus gu moina, jolgnant le
dernier ddsignt, dc plus lea esclave- ~huivans !:
Frank, Chester. Dick, Dick, Rachel ct Ma
ria. HUT chevaux. 100 tetea dc hates Il
~lcorrcs, plus on noins 90 hrobis, plus OF
moins 100 ~cocllons plus gu moins qiatre
OH cinq cents corde- de- bois, 4 on 5 paires de
bnufa, un wagon, deux chariote, une volture
a quat.e reues tsIenallea de lahourage,
meubles de maisen CT de c~nisine, &c.
Ahandonnt par lie dttendeur pour satisfaire
lie ingement ct les lrais dams lie process sus-dit.
Conditions dc Ia vcnte-comptant.
l.. c. MORRIS,
% avril. 70 Dep. Sheriff.
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AVIS.

lie DpCteur JonN g. WILLIAMS, eare les
services do sa profession aux habitane de Baton
Rouge ct dee snvirops CONNIE u n aequia
sne tongue experience dams 10 traitement des
maladles da sud, ayant professs CONNIE me-
doein, e|iirurgion ct 6cconehelr, (peudant plus
lie nns,) avee success, II eepsro taGftter una
portion du patronage public. il s'acqult-
terra fd6lenieht dos devoifs do sa profession
OF eee pri& seront mis- q Ia porttb dc Ia pdn,i.
rio des temps.
lie DR.. w. Sc rendra tous les iours 4 Ba-
ton Rouge, d tfiotns qn'tl no soft retonu par
los doVoirs de 50 profession ; en- sen absence,
Il prize d'adreseor totts les erdres ct esmmuni,
cations oil tnagagjn ds Meagrs. ], u Il. /.
Philips & Go.
ARLINGTON, IL D Juliet 1912. 20
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TAXES D'ETAT,

TAXES D'ETAT.
PAROfSSE DEST BATON ROUGE
CcuN qui mont pas paye
leurs Taxes pour AS4o,
iS4A CT KSA2 sont prizes DC
Mayer iMmediatement, au~
trement lis seront poursui=
Wis scion M rigueur &c 70
loi GU ten cas- present..
~. w. FOWI4ER,
% aycA Sheriff..
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SOCJFTF

Les sodssignts sont aujourd'hni entries en-
societc sous la raIson de Philips & Lanoue,
lis aursnt t~onjours en- vente I'm assortment
general de marchandises de goht &c. lis es-
percent, par leur assIduItc, mGrlter uns portion
du patronage public.
Baton Rouge, | %fcvrjer IS43.
WILLIAM ID. PHILLIPS,
fey So EUGENE LANOUE.
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lie splendide bateau-a.
D. .. DAVIS, NJ. D.

Ci-degant de Clinton, Est Feliciaua, Le,
s'ttant 6tabl a Baton Rouge, offre ses ser
vices al public CONNIE M5secin, ct Chirur-
gien-accoucheur. Ayant aarjs, apres une
residence de eng ans dams Ia Louisiana ct lie
Mississipl, une parfaite connaIssance des ma
ladies' de ce clinat, il cspere meriter ~l'encou-
rage du public. II portera Pattentjon Ia plus
assidue aux afFaires qui hi seront confees.
Il tent son bureau dams Eappartement ioi-
gnant celui de Messrs. Read ct Patterson,
proche la maIson de cour.
% avriI, 1913. IL
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Al pt1KLIH..


Les sotFaightE ont fofnlt una eocidth goug
Ii raieon de Pike a. Eabin, CONNIE tnafchauds
e., Fnisajonnaires. lis porteropt In plus gfapde
stfsntta, !, "acoyoir ct 6tnbarauor du cotor.
lis auront t%oujoure 81 main III assortment Do
marehaudises d'habitation; hnssi '6fdn OF
Toila d'Emballage qu'ils vendront !, 1e7 PrlS
auegi bas qn'ancun autre dane cette Vile.
Aueeitbt que Ia eaison du cotton e'ouvfira,
lis Feront prepares d acheier on fare des
ayancos eur du cotton En- eolicitaut une por.
ton du patronage public, lis peuvent aseurer
eeux qai Ienr conferottt leurs ~affaires, quils
reteyront l'attention Ia plus aesiduf.
lis t]iennent leur fnaRasin rue do pEeliee,
denx portes q l'est dn rnagasin ei-devant &C.
cupG par James Maneler.
w. n. PIKE,
1G Juliet. % H. V. BAB1T.
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ETiT DE la LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
d'Est Baton Rouge.

Mary Gayle, epouse,
vs.. mo. 35l3.
James D.. Stuart.
En- vertu dun ordre de f;cri facias lance
dams 10 process cj-dess,,s, ct adresse au sheriff
dc Ia p~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera ex-
pose en- vente pubIique,
Samedi 5 JUN proclaim 1913,
y Ia maison de cour dams la Vile de Baton
Rouge, commencant a IL heures du matin,
tous los droits. titres, interets ct pretentiens
dn dtfcndcur DAYS ct a Ia propridt6 c~i-apras
decrite, savair:
Une n6gresse nomme Rachel, agtc de 23
ans, Jabob 8, Bundy 7, ct Nancy un enfant.
Abandonne par lie defendeur pour satisfairc
lie jugement, interet ct frais dams lie process ci-
dessus designe.
Conditions de la vcntc-comptant.
J.. c. MORRIS,
% avFil Il Dep. Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27
ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
Pafoisse a'I.st I'aton soage~Cotr dn
'Ifaieieme District.

Amaaa Read
vs. no stJDal
John Gayle,
En- yertt dun erdrs da tiafi iAeiaH lance
dams Ia process sisdeasus. 81 adrasab All slteftf
FEET Ilaton Heuge, II sefa exposh en- Fehie
pabliqte.
aansdi, , Jun proclaim.
IA ~tnairoi de eetlf dams II vile de Hatun
Rouge. eamtneheaht a IL lisufpa dl tnatta.
tois Ies dfoIis. titres. inttfets Ell pfttsntiets
dn deiendetr, John Gayle. dana ell 4 Ia pro.
pfttte ]eisbpfea ieufiie, aavairt
Tine nj iee de teffe Hitude pfnflls Il vile dc
iibteu Rouge, ayee ietites lee hatiEeeH ct atte#
ltafatlpna qai s'y ifetiyetit, eaiitnhtfti Ytngt IN
hfpelfa plus eli tioiHr. borne All nerd phf koa
bert H1yt, Il l'eHt par Metget, MI sud par
Hernandez, ct II %l'euest par le ehent'n mo-
mint dc Baton Rouge o l'llatitattop du Gen,
| BERNARD
t1aiel pour aatistalrn me execution laafde
ilaus lie process eIsdrasus. avst iniarht 81 lfntE,
Conditions ie Ia feutp-eeni pthttt Ehtih eva
~luAtion, H. &, MORRIS,
~ avrlt II Dep. t'hsfif,