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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

ssa TO LET OR LEASE.-A small
s. Farm of six acres on Long Island four miles from
III, cy tages pass doer iour times day Good cot
sge stable ard ounouses nigh picket fence all arouna u
rrt Of all kinds and asparagus 10 abundance gool water
a, tie door; churches Schools stores &c wEiG a mise
ia wo.d every thing necessary to pahe plain family
hoIe in country l!!e within one hn9rs wain S' Ne"
York. J. Ssii ~ UoL oo',
al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

The Life and Opinions of Dr. Milne Missionary to China,
illustrated by Biographical Annals OF Aslac MsenS from
Primitive Protestant Times, intended as Gude 10 hs'oH-
aTv Sniri, By Eober, Phillip vol. y OF so
Price Is az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

II HAisioricH! Ecc.nrss at The Chapel OF the utii-
versly.--Mr. LORDS tbiru Lecture Will be given Sn
Wednesday Evening, nt o'ccck.
Suhiect-The Germanic Estbarans-thcir Genius and
Character and the connection OF the Native Elements oi
their Minds with The Institutions of the Middle Ages
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

ECon oiny az " seEstth7,-slIK iiats sa-,Io.,
50 50-Nulria $S-and Beaver EA-n consequence oi the
present variation in The style OF Hats and the subscriber
having large stock Of uniashonabe Hats on hand he IS
Induced to offer them ihe public at reduction OF 30 CTS
each Hat, which must conl,en them those who study
and practice economy. insea of tie fashions OF the day.
WATSON, Isl Chaiham-street and i6o Howery
N. B;-Fahionable HAS hand al the usual standard
prices. Ao Cloth and Velvet Caps OF TIE latest and most
approved patterns, extreme low prices 2aw5wS&IF al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

~ ya,,b yyord-PUsLIC MEETlNG-The
Democratic Wbiy Electors of Tie Seventh Ward and All
others friendly to the requested 10 meet al is @
Head Quarters, Franklin Hotel corner OF Cherry anu MY
II O'clock TO hear The repor, OF their Nominating Comt
and 10 transact such oer business as may be brought
before ihen,
by Greer o. 'ns "oi" JAS. II. TERRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

q Cheap Ghrisiiat: E.i.srn;durs::n,rr E.i; :,r ~ ,p
TYKED MISSlONARIE IES.--Memoirs OF the Rev. samuel
Mulson the Rev Henry Lyan late MisonsTsy 10
tr ncsn Arch;peiago with the journal OF iber
tour gy ,lIe Req Wm Thompson, complete IN VOL OF
l!G pages. -, ~. ,.s,,o;..
The volume continuing tic aierlorS O. Tie EoanSess l
,bi, coun,ry who have 'heen removed by volahSe
weii.iued publication Upon the countries o Eastern
Asia and especially towards China the eyes OF all persons
bath in Civil aad Religious society now fixed and one
bal of e ar exclusively TO the delneaticn o
er Tourney research among the lslands IN me
p9ian Ocean Th. details inccde lncid and srarhlc
picture OF the people and .er cns!on> with nc: apo
graphical inisfmaoai developing tIef :c.ie5tc gG So
lurnsh uclu Enowadge Tor tie Trader and The sailor;
and also Inspire socude and ensndie letvor IN thDe
who are prayiry To te Ealher Heoven-'E allowed be
Thy name-hy Kingdom cou,e--y viii he done on Earth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

E;f,eeuth Wnrtl-Tae Democrats !" hls r. Eiect, e,i
orS oi he ward VINO il aver OF du
rsr IN he eYpen,es OF th- Gay, ,aad who s TO encoal
system Of 20 10 meet
gun by ,e present Common Gonn.n' n d5essy even
ing The 5,h Of April u o'clock 70 receive aRe IepGe' m m E.
tie Cou,s.ee appointed 10 select Charter onieei " ''
AT, u. election.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
gILK AND MILLINERY GOODS


Types aud al other Printing Materials Manufactured
AT CONNER United States Type and Stereotype Found
ry corner of Nassau and Ann streets new,iore can oe
had at TWENTY PER CENT. REDuCI1ON from oia
prices. ~, p...e e
The undersigned respectfully inform the Old Patrons OF
the Tybe ard Stereotype Foundry, formerly known as
James Conntrs snd recently Conner Cookies,
public gsncr hs, they are prepared 10 execute
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

Twelfth sYafd.-rhe Democratic Wig t Eiec
,ors of The l2lh Ward nved TO attend meeting 70 p
d U,,aras in YprkyI.le, OF Third Avenue ana
os, res on Thursday erening the OH April ns!aat al
af mast o'clock 10 The rePor. OF ihe Nominating
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

D. ArPLEToN& CO. Publishers. 2oo Bsoadw'&y; "
D A. Co have recently p1b>ed al very low prices WI
Enterprises Triun IN Tie Senth Sea, With Remarks
upon Tue Na,ura History u the sland Cn,
Williams OF The London Missionary Society. Numerous
plates and large map. Conpete in vols Svc fflce 20
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

IT Fourth Wara--AWAkE! AWAhE!-lhe
Democratic whis Electors Of The Fourth Ward are request
ed 10 meet at he Shakespeare Hotel corner OF William ana
Duane streets "Wednesday erensg al halt pas. cocs,
10 hear the Report OF the Ward Nominating GomnSIes'
The Mechanic candidate for Mayor
All those in favor carryas OFT aud extending ne necesa
ry retreuchments, and reforms 50 succt>s!uy
E m. nrespn Corpora!ou and those in taysr ot The Ma
iopai principles OF HENRY CLAY are especially request
ed 10 be sresen, By order st the WaTd Noaigating eo
pittee, JAMES ID. pi.1ii'S'' o a % 81.
CuArrERToS. Secretary. al ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

AA TO LET-The elegantly situated
I.sss borsc west of and near Broadway. Possession
~E%n tay lst eau Ls examined between II ana oclsck
10 a good lepan, il viii be .e.iea ,ov. ipply..o
~ e00N T. & ~ DOENSistI q co. a
-a1w Es ! South William s;gsetE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

TouCH OF THE sUBLIMH.Y RIDICULOUS =
A peep into u Debating Society.
Que tion-The comparative happiness of
weaih AM paverty.
rise NJ. President, big with the conscious
ness of settling forever this lons mooted 1ues-
ton.
Fer Sir: The rich MN when sel;ed OIL his
ottoman sofa, which is CONSTRUCTED from tie
cedars of Lebanon which grow on Noun,
Pegasus, aud which you know IS a cittt, Pc
ru, or sotne other uak 0 aid IN, alottea
cline. The rich ne,, thal I say. re-lines
upon this downy couctl ani coaie npla es the
roaring borealis, and other fixed stars and
consultations. While the p ,or man seated un.
der the shady shadows of some umbrageous
tree, calls around him his wife, and his o,her
little children, and perspires them, TO deeds
of immortality beyond the grave. Or, Mr.. Pre-
sident, riches may be compared to the crow
seated on some lone and desolate object. Wher
the poor man attempts to reproach him he
vanishes like schismetic tints of the rainbow
which the Immortal Newton first deprecated
and then deelored, the cause Of
U The Pic@yune of Friday relates the an.
nexed history-unsurpassed by anything we
eyer read for fendish brutality. The Pic o
SUNDAY says there is no DOUBT Of the truth o.
The entire statement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25


Mary Gayle, wife,
James u. Stuart, husband.
January 27tii, is43.
Judgment by default having been rendere
aud the Judicial days having elapsed since tk
renditiun thereof, and the defendant navly
failed to appear and answer this demand al
it appearing TO the court that the atalrsf
James u Stuart the defendant are much a.
barrdssed and 1t also appearing to the cort
that the plaintiff has made out her causey
the law aud evidence adduced ON the lriaof
the cause brought up for trial this day.
1t IS therefore ordered, adludged and ie-
creed, that Mary dayie the plaintiff be seHa-
ted III property iron her husband, jams d
Stuart, and thai she nave the tree admlnlra-
lion OF ner separate property. it's turtilsor-
deled, adludged and decreed, that she recyer
OF her Said husband James d STUART, the um
OF twenty-aiue hundred Il 10 dollars, taashe
have the legal mortgage upou the estate her
said husband 10 date from the year eiateen
hundred and t.llrty-lWo, that she be declared
the ewner IN her own right as parapkrnai
property, the following slave, VIZ:
Juba, aged Is years, Ll>by, % years5rax-
ton, IL years, Dave, 9 years, Eliza, 4 Fears'
Jane, 2 years, and Harrison an infantAary,
II years, Margaret, IA years, Charles, 3 yrs
Sarah, 10 years, Adaline, 5 years. that be re"
cover legal interest on the said sun otigenty
nine hundred and forty dollars from ldlclai
demand, and that the defendant pay til costs
of suit.
(signed) ISAAC JOHNON,
Judge Sd district cort,
certify the foregoing to be a truecoPy Of
the original.
march IS A WINTHROP Cls' g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

PUNISHMENT OF SEDUCTION The PhIs-
delphia Ledger states that a bill has been il
trodused into the Legislature of Pennsylvania
which, if adopted, will make the seduction Of
any female an indic,able offence. and, in addi-
ton TO the remedies now given BY law, any
person convicted Of this offei.ce in any court Of
quarter sessions, shall be sentenced to pay a
6ae of not less than $500 nor more than
$4,000, at the discretion of the court and,
further, to undergo solitary confinement. at
hard labor, in the penitentiary. not less than
one wear nor more than ten and that the ac-
ton for seduction may be sued by any mother
or other relative of the female seduced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
RorANIC MEDICINEs!!

Inst received the following : wine bltiers,
prenaration of lobe,ia, red raspbury, no. 8. 4,
5 and 6, vegetable %linenaent, bitter root, sup
pery elm, skunk cabbage, cough syrup, witch
hazle leaves, Peruvian bark. golden seal.
white mustard seeds, sampson snake root dax
seeds, tineture of lobelia, white pond lilly, To-
bella herbs and lobelia seeds, dandsilon root,
anodyne drops, spice niiters, OIL OF pepper OH
OF sassafras, Thomson's eye-wafer' compost
ton, nerve powder, gum myrrh. gum aIaoie'
balmony, woman's friend, epson salts Z. SUI
phur, asafntida, Botanic Medical Recoraer'
Vol. 10 bound. Also, DR.. Curtis's lectures on
midwifery. All the medicines are WarIahtsa
10 he genuine and fresh. For sale, as low as
thew can be bought in New Orleans, by
GEO NJ HEROMAN,
on,osite the Methodist ChI-ca.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

ION 4 In. n 80 7 and upwards. ia the
,,s,,,l III safice 10 mares and geldings--mie
-
Duncan r. Kenncr's Oh. I. Mefairte,
by Frank, out Of Musidora's
daHs-3 y. o.. fCnisLE'fm1 4121
Jas. Porter's Oh. G. lMordac, by
Eclipse. dam by Whip-4 y. o, 2312
@. Cofieen's b. f buckeye Bel, BY
Msdoc. dam by Sumpfer--4y 0, / Q 53
T'hos. J. Wells CD. {. Biiori, by
Dick Chinn. os, Of Extio, by
imp. Lsyiathan--2 y. o., b a no
Fergus Duptantier's gr. f., by Trum-
pator, out Of Grey Medoe's dam
by Bertrahd-3 y. o.. 3 6no
Time, l:52--l:51a-1:52--1:52a,
SAME pAr-Sfcond raee--Ioehey Club
Purse $1,000 Tree for all ages--i0 per cent
entrance. Weights AZ beture--4 mile heats |:
Thos j. Wells gr. f. Reel. by imp.
Glencoe, out of imp. Gallopade
by Cstien--4 !. o. [JAeKl IL
Duncan r. Kenner's or. t. Hats Aubrey
by Eclipse, out Of Grey Mcdoe's
dam by Bertrand--4 y. o, 20
Fergus DnpIantier's b, III. Sarah Morton
Shy di IIamei, dam BY sumptsr-
5.o.y, 3dis
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Sd District Court-Parish OF East b.
ton Rouge.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Sd District Court-Parish OF East Bs.
ton Rouge.
Union bank of Louisiana
vs. TFo SoSo'
Moses L Meeker & Matilda FfowsrS
his wife,
By virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale is
sped in The above entitled suit, from the Hon.
court aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff OF
the parish of East Baton Rouge, will be s1"
posed to public sale,o
SATURDAY, the LIST Of April 1888,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouge
commencing at IL o'clock A M. all the right
title, interest and claim Of the defendants, IN
or to the following described property, 10
wit:
A tract Of land situated in this parish on me
Connite river, containing three hundred ana
90 acres, bounded on the West by the Cofnite
river, East by lands Of William HAYES. south
by LaHoche, and North by Black Water creek
together with all the buildings and improve
meats on said tract Of land, moreover the iot-
lowing named slaves to wit:
Ned, aged about AZ years, Tom %, Hetty ~
Elijah 40, Alkaline II, Dick Roberts so, Dick
Cotton 40, Biddy As, Sally so, and Jerry, aged
about ten years
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest ana
costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms of saie-cash.
L. c. MORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

nf Mr.. Huesion-Please announce the fol.
lowing ticket for elelection ut the next mum.
cipal elections.
Mauu--James Cooper.
Sehsrtnen-D5ctor b. r. Harvey, A. Duplan.
Tier, II. v. Babin, A. Monget. Arch. Stuart.
To,cn coustabte--Joseph Monget.
Treasurer Collector and Assess0r-Samuel
Sheffield.
II Mr.. H~ueston--piease announce PErrH
MtttEr as a candidate for town constable.
If We are authorised to state that Jos. J.
Pine is a candidate for town constable at tho
ensuing municipal elections. /
Mr.. Hueston--please announce Messrs. Jq
Menard, Benz. w. Slocum, and Henry Tof
Iinson, as candidates for Aldermen.
Mr.. H~ueston-Please announce Mr.. All
WaddiiI as a candidate for Mayor at the d
mnnicipal elections. NAVY yoTEH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
A CARD.

Boarding School in Baton Kouge.
= Mrs.. A. q. BARgKn
mrs. B. informs her friends and the public
generally tina, her school is still open for the
Reception of young ladies': she occupies the
delightfully."- situated mansion of Thomas G.
Morgan.
Rsfreuess-PhiIip Hickey, Esq, Hope
Esta,s. near Baton Rouge John II. Grifiit,
ESQ. LaGrange, near Natchez, Miss: William
A. Lake, Esq, yicksburg, Miss: Simon w.
Walsh, Esq, New Iberia, Attakapas: Thomas
Gibbs Morgan, Collector Of the Port OF New
orIa.ns march II S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA /:
PROBATE SALE.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
nsirtue of an order from the Honorable
p.>ate Court in and for the Parish of East
ran Rouge, will be sold by the undersigned
pssh judge, on
TauRsDAr, the sth Of April, ls43,
/ following described property, belonging to
.e succession of the late Mary A. Lakin de.
to wit:
2 bedsteads, 2 armoirs, 8 common tables,
|ressing table, chairs, ! clock, silver spoons,
glass, &c. &c.
Terms sale, cash.
march rs 7 Oh TESTER, p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
feb 25 I:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.

Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
By virtue Of an order of the probate Court
for this parish, will be sold by the nndsr-
signed Judge and ex-of6cie auctioneer,
WkpsEspAY. 9th April next,
at the office of said Judge, o tract Of land situ-
ated in this parish. containing one arpent and
a half front on the river, by forty in depth, the
lateral lines extending about three degrees.
The land will be sold with all ito liabilities
and dependencies to annul the undivided pos
session between Jacques Molaison, Jr. and the
heirs of Celeste Bernard, his mother. decd.
Terms.
$1,000 cash, the balance in three annual
payments in good notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed, and bearing interest Of 10 p. c. from
time due and mortgage on the property till
final payment.
march 4 4 FAVhOIs Fy'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
SALE OF PUBLIC HORSES.

SALE OF PUBLIC HORSES.
will be sold a, the United States Barracks,
Baton Rouge. on
MONDAY, Sd day Of April, ls43,
seventy public horses.
Planters who are DESTROYS Of purchasing
good work horses as well as fine saddle and
match horses will find it much to their advan,
tage 10 attend the sale.
The sale will take place al 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Terms cash. OSBORN CROSS,
march rs 7 Capt and A. @. d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
sTA1G OF LOUISIANA.
PDBATE COURT,


Parislof West Baton Rouge.
Let a meesig Of the creditors Of the success
sion of Ed. Dpuy, deceased, of this parish,
take place belize William Reynaud, Jr. a No
tary Public in nd for the parish, at his office,
on
WEpxEspr, 10th day Of April, 1s4a,
at 10 o'clock IN, according to law; in order
to deliberate lpon the most advantageeus
manner of selng the property real and per-
sonal belonging to said succession.
West BAN Rouge, 18th March, ls4a,
Signed,
A true copy Wa RErsArp, Jr, Dep Clk.
By virtue othe foregoing order OF the court
of probates inand for this parish, a meeting
of the creditor Of the succession OF the ate
Edmund Dupy, will take place at my oflce
in said p~arisfon the 10Th April next, at 10
| o'clock A NJ. according to law.
WI REYNAUD, Jr, Not. Pub.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Third District Conrt-Parish Of East Pa.
ton Rouge.
Biglow, Canfsd Il In~graham,2
Collins Baldwin ct al.
BY virtue ofa writ of tferi facais issued in
the above entitled suit, from the honorable
court aforesaid and directed TO the Sheriff of
The parish of East Baton Rouge, will be ex-
posed to publicsale, on
SATuHp1. the LIST of April, 1s43,
ut the court house in the town Of Baton
Rouge, ~commncing at IL A NJ, all the right,
title, interest aid claim Of Moses L Meeker,
| and of The defendants in The above entitled
suit, in or to thi following described property,
| to wit:
A certain tact Of land situated in this pa.
rish containing three hundred and twenty
| acres more or less, with all the buildings and
improvements hereop, bounded West by the
Comite river, East by lands belonging tc
William Have, South by lands Of Laroche
and North by Black Water creek, moreover
the following AIMED slaves to wit:
Dick Cottof Collins, Dick Robert, Amy
Emaline, Eliza Solomon, big Harriet, Levi.
and Jim.
S head Of hoses,
Seized TO SATISFY the judgment, interest ant
costs in the abve entitled suit.
Terms of sas-12 months credit.
J. G. NORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
march 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

7,.r OF LUUlSr
r.; I'd District na.os. baton
batop

ht~ NOuE~
II Harbour mo.
II Tnytss,vs: :. Foreman.
ny virtue OF q #fss~af Il. ia. issued in h
above entitled and Numbered cause, from tht
iih district court, parish and stase aforesaid,
and to me directed, will be exposed 10 pshie
sale, on
SarunpAr, the LIST Of April, ls4e,
at The court house in the town Of Baion Hoasss
commencing at IL o'clock A n, all the righi.
title, interest and claim Of the defendant, John
Foreman, In or to the following properly, y
wit.
A trae. Of land situated 10 this parish nsar
the Bayou Manchac containing three hundreA
and thirty two superficial arpeDts, with all The
buildings and improvements thereon, Being
the same which he acquired from Philip Gart4
BY act passed before Charles Tessier, ex.ofA-
clio Notary Public on the 10th day Of April
le42. moreover the following named slaves -
wit
Moses aged about 90 years, Randall ~,
Woodford 10. Nelly so, and her two childrsn,
Marian z, and Charity aged 4 years, Lydia 10.
Bonaparte 10y Jackson ., and Laura . years
old. Fl
Alss B head Of horses, II head Of horAsd
cattle, about 25 head Of sheep, rs head OF hsss,
one wagon and three yoke Of sxsn.
Seized TO satisfy the judgment. insercs, and
costs in the above entitled.
Terms Of sale--cash.
L. G. MORRIS. Deputy She's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
NOTICE.

RI persons who have been in the habit
of tsg wood from The lands Of John MUIR
dodp this parish, without permission Or
ripyre hereby notified that il is necessary
fofftn TO comeforward previous TO the last
ofFy and settle with the undersigned for the
dEe they have done; otherwise they will
taadlcted for Stealing wood at the June term
d ID district court in Baton Rouge.
Fafeh 70 7 3t. JOHN McE1LL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
SIS REWARD.

Lost or stolen on Friday last, nth March, a
brown horse 8 years old, marked on the left
shoulder + u and a scar on the left hind leg,
with a white star in his forehead, Is or l6
hands high. | viii give five dollars for the
delivery of said horse.
march IS 70 IT q. DUBOIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

ToAsT.-At . receat dinner given by the
Firemen of s. Louis, the following toast re.
ceived three hearty cheers;
The IApIEs-God bless them. The only
incendiaries who kind!e sparks into a flame with
no intention to destroy-their sole object be-
ing TO set hearts on fire with lore and quench
them with ~natrinon~."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

aAta1Ep-JI. saturday the 18Th Just, by
the Rev. Josepb N. Brogard, Thsmas F. Her-
nandez, Esq, to Miss LOUISE IL. Latili, all Of
this parish.
On the 10 h inst, by P. A. Walker, John
o scudder, Esq. to Mrs. Mary D. Thomas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
4:05


*Bolfed and distanced.
Frita. Marci 16h, 1e43 hockey Club
! Purse S50U-iree for ali-3 v. O. carving So
lbs, 4.l00;5 5, ITO 6, lla Z and upwards,
124; the usual allowance to mares and geld
ings-three mile heats:
Fergus Dup'antier's b. h. George Mar
tin. by Garris on's Znganee, out
of GabrieI.aby Sir Archy, 2 y. o.
!sAtc-l FL l
Duncan f. kanner's (Wm. Rufin
Barrow's3 gr. f. Music, by imp.
Phillip. out OF Piano by Bertrand.
3Y.o. It's
Co. A. |. Ranganan's b. c. Sanday
Yovag, by aiejer. our of Match
ez Belle hv 8crirard, A y.o. 55 2
James Por'er's ch. i. Bersaice by imp.
Skviark, outo Of Kltaleen, BY imp.
Leyiaihan, ) ". c. 3
VIM. J. Minors Oh. +. Norma, by
Longwais', cut Of imp. Noselty,
ga
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
UBLIC NOTICE.

An ~electioi for Town Magistrate, Town
Constable, for S~electmen, an Assessor Oh
Taxes, and aCollector and Treasurer Tor me
Corporation, will be held on Monday 30 day
OF April mex, atthe court house IN this 'owh'
conformatlytol law.
march Is g CH : d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
I B,rRAYEn.

Taken uIe iotn INST, nj my plantation
IL, this pafaoou' . miles below the SQUIRT
house, a Il morse, aged ~ or IL years, no
brand visj tne TWO hind feet white, n white
star in frysome white spots on the back,
sccasioryy the saddle, and an ambling gait.
Said FL not claimed within 80 days
from tidar o. shis notice, according to the
rules ID. Police Jury, will be exposed to
public by the undersigned, at his office,
on thef April next, at 10 o'clock 4 M.
ROsEMOND HEBERT,
Waaton Rouge, March 25, 1e43, 7
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Was brought to the depotat Ba.
* /ton Rouge, from Providence jail
A9 ON the 9Th Of March, 1S43, q negro
~V/ man, a runaway who calls himself
.,sGaun~. Davy, 5 feet 81 inches high about
IS or 40 years Of age, a scar on the PACK Oh
the left hand, his upper front teeth missing
and says he belongs to a DIR Green on 'hs
Tensaw. -.
The owner is requested to comply WIN .hs
law and take him away. malch
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1T BY the latest accounts from N Orleans
Mr.. Wagganan was still living, but in n very
dangerous state. Iiis leg had been smputa.
led, and the opinion was general that he could
not survive.