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Asbury University. GrePncasth, Ind

9tIn Philadelphia last week, there
were 90 deaths-adults 80, children 60
under one year OF age Bodied ofconsum-
ption IL, scarlet fever s, innamations IL,
influenza l. old age 4.
It Is officially announced that the Hon.
Abel P. Upshur (lhe present Secretary Of
the Navy has been appointed TO act as
Secretary of State adinterim.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
MAYantI.TI

A. A meetin Of tile board Of 5electtnen OF
the tdasn Of Baton Rouge, held 10 the 1t4
inst, the following resolutions we're adopted !:
Resolved, That from and At Ct the plbttta-
tion of this resolution, no merchant, store
keeper, OF other person within the tihilts Of
tn, Corporation Of Baton Rouge, shall be al
lowed 10 keep more than one buteifed pounds
Of gun powder at any one time, III his or their
house, under a penalty OF fifty dollars, re-
eoserahie on conviction beiufe the Town
Magistrate.
Resolved, That # sllall be the duty Of all
persons iisiitr stoves III wood or ffsnie build
ing, to have the pipes If said si"sea to pass
through a double one at Least oiis fpu inside
and outside Of The frarue. IN all fhn placss
where the pipes will be ~ copnsxioh With the
building, under a penalty Of FROM i've ii len
dollars fiae4 reoosfrab'e % Conviction before
the Town magistrate.
SAM. sKOLFiELD, Clerk.
nov. d, 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

OU,Es MASSACHUSETTS, petites causes
produisent solvent de grands efets, de meme
que l'amour-propre f%roisse, on pour mieux
dire la vanite, engendre parfois les plus re-
dcntables calamitcs. L'histoIre fournit de
nombreux examples de cette verite. Ainsi'
pour Ia puerile gloriole d'etre servie par des
~esclayes Grecques, Ia femme de Darius ier'
engaged ce prince dams nne enterprise qni
tres humiliante pour ses arInes atm de sa-
vourer a loisir les oIseaux parfumes du Phase.
Lucullus Marcia en- Paphlagonle a la fete
dune armee Romano ; dams Puniaue but
d'obtenir Ia main de Madenoiselle de Castel-
lane, le sombre, lie canteleux Fouche tfahIt Ia
confance de Napoleon. quf Favait eleve aux
EpIus hautes dignites IN leger coup d'even-
tail sur lie neg dun consul a naguere ocra-
sionne La chute du Dey d'Alger . ct plus re-
comment encore une nconcevahle revolution
s,est operee, pour satisfaire fambitloa &c
onelaues hommes, qui mont ose aglr coitfe e
nouvoir alors e~xistant, que pour sen enparei
ct rexploiter d feur henefice. Mais a quo
hon &c long preambnle pour arriser a une
misere ! Les bommes ne iustifent-iis pas to'l'
les iours IA fable i~ntitulte lie Renard ct lei
RaIsinsa Oaf. sans doute, ct tel qul a con
s,amment declame contre les grands. les non
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25


SINGULAR MoNoMANIA.-We saw n
young German yesterday, Just arrived from
st. Louis, who fancies himself followed by
an invisible person. who, be says, Mesmer-
lied him in London. He looks like a man
of sound mind. and convefse- readlly and
correctly in English; answers questions
pertinently and with apparent reason. He says
that he cannot tell where the person who fol-
lows aud annoys him keeps himself; but that
he cannot follow bis business Oh account OF the
constant intrusions Of the Mesmerlzer. When
we saw him he was at the Office OF fudge
jackson, asking protection from his invisible
prosecutor. The Judge told him that bis
was a civil tribunal merely, and referred him
elsewhere. ~ 5@
.Oh, yes" said the unfortunate young man,
readiiy--"I suppose this is another gull.
have been thus referred from one to another
some twenty times to-day, and the last says,
asthe first, tg,to NJ. SI.t,. an -sach-a-One.
He f~ancies, too, that the Captain of the
boat on which he came down the river wants
to cheat him out Of the amount of his passage
stating that he knows that DR., who
magnetized him, paid his passage in st, LOU
is. He admits that he has not paid it himself,
because he knows it was paid by the Profess
sor. and that the Professor came down on the
same boat with him; that he cannot find the
Professor, or point him out to any body, be-
cause whenever he tries to do SO, the other Sc
cretes himself. IL is most evident that this
Young man is under the influence Of an alb
-surd delusion, yet he tells his tale in a straight
forward and Ineligible manner. lie is an OBJ
ect Of pity, truly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
BATON ROUGE & NEW ORLEANS
p PACKET.

The splendid new Double Engine steamer
MUSIC, w g Wilson Master. Will run as a
weekly packet between the above named
places leaving Baton Rouge every Saturday
at 8 o'clock A M Il New Orleans every
Wednesday at 10 o'clock A M for freight or
passage lhaving accommodations 11asurpas-
sed by any packet apply on board.
The boilers 81 machinery of the Music are
entirely new having been built this season by
Eaptain Streck, who will continue her in the
Baton Rouge trade until his new steamer He.
len, Capt. IRE, is ready to take her place.
nov IS AZ. sY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
CHI. TESTER.
NOTICE.

Sales Of propertyfo for The payment Of Parish
Iares IN The Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Louisiana. gTF5@
By virtue of an act, entitled an act of the
Legislature of the State OF Louisiana approved
march the 26th 1912, and by virtue Of the 4tl
section of an act approved 18Th March 1890
| will proceed to sell at public Auction on
Wednesday Goth day of December ls43-at
the Court House in the Town OF Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours Of Sales, all the
right. title Interest, and Claim OF ihe follow
ing named persons, in and to the following de-
scribed property for the payment of their Par
ish Taxes due ia the Parish of East Baton
Rouge TO wit :-
Lot Mo. | in square No. 10 in that part Of
the own of Baton Rouge laid Out by E.. Beau
regard and together with all the Buildings
and improvements for the payment OF Parish
Taxes due by Mary Brehel f. VIC. for the
years ls40-1sAl and 1s42.
Eight Acres of land with all the improve
ments thereon situated in that part of the
town Of Baton Rouge, known by tue name of
Spanish Town, and bounded West By lands
belonging to kIeinpeter, north by lands be-
longing to the United States-Fsast by lands
unknoWn-and south by Spanish Town road
for the payment Of the Parish Taxes due by
Madam Charitable for the years IS40-l64l
and 1912 also.
Four Acres land with all the buildings and
improvements thereon-situated in that part
of the town of Baton Rouge known by the
name Of Spanish Town and bounded west by
lands belonging to NJ. Moreno Esq. north by
Spanish Town road, east by lands belonging
to the heirs Of Roffelio, and south by north
street Of the town Of Baton Rouge. fortfle pay
ment of Parish Taxes, due by Louis Il. La
tile 81 CO.. for the year of 1s42.
@ q. HACKET.
Collector of parish Taxes.
nov. 10 1I. 6 ,zss@s a -nl += .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
TAILORING IN LAFAYETTE
NEAR cHuaen STREET.

@E%@eEgEfHU e. M
The subscriber takes this method Of feA
turning fIs sincere thanks to bis frisnds and
customers, and informs them that he has re-
moved to the building between the store Of
Metsrs. Philips u Lanones and That Of Mr..
Sanger, where he intends TO conduct the bust
ness of Merchant Taller, on n plan which
cannot fail to gfge universal satisfaction.--
Persons who would patronize this establish
ment. but for the existing prejudice that
| clothing cannot be manufactured as cheap 40
It can be had ready made, are respectfully in
formed, flat the subscriber Can and tciH manu-
~facture as Ipws if not lower than il can be
bought for in any store in the city, and will
be inade according 10 the latest Northern and
Partisan f~arfIions, ana in a manner, which, for
beauty Of craftsmanship, and elegance Of fl,
~eannot be exeelied, and at a price TO suit the
most economical
TT Garments neatly cut, and warranted. 10
fit. sHT
oct II 81 B. P. CORcoRAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

ne,irs ct les privileges, devient na chaud par
tiaan des gr~audeurs, des honnneufs ct aes pri-
vitages, anssit6t que la Fortune, OIL IN heu-
renx hasard, lui a procure un iitre, plus on
moirs reel, aix distinctions, ct il Y aftache
imminent plus dnmportanee que ny en- alta
~c,aient les hants ct puissans barens dl mo-
yen age. I'm voulez- vous la preuvef Voyez
IL eitoyeh G.. -. ministfe d portefeaiiie sous
ie gouvernement consalaire. Fl await etc Pun
des plus atdenfs advefsaifes DIES mobiles ; ce-
pendaft iefagtie l'HHpereur i~nsfiiua sa no.
hlesse, le dit G. .., lvFe de joie datre eotn-
pris All noiubfe deB fiotltean af1oblis, SO hata
de- transformer son nom, d'ailfeurs assez minus
SADIE, en- eefui de colnte de Haa@, ct on "a
conte quill su faelIait tout rouge lorsqte, par
inadvertanee, Fun de ses contemporaries gu de
SEES anc ems afiis. Sc pernettatt, en- lul adres-
SAINT Ia parole, de ne pas lui dire Mr.. lie
COME. Tin assure meme, mais nous men
croyofis rieT1, QUE. pour &c seHl motif, II retfra
sa favour d IN honrGte fonctiornaire, qui cut
longtemps 4 de plorer IA fauiei n4olontaire gull
await eommise. Environ 4 Ia meme GEpaque,
un gros speculateuf, qul await fat paftie do
Ia eelsbre b1nde noire, corsacra SEES eapitany
i Pachat dune terre ci-devant seigneiriale.
I'm certaitl nombre d'annces apr6s, cut lieu
la Restalration, qui co1saera Ia Venta dss do
names nationaux. VOLTA done Ia publieain
paisibie possesseur dun chateau ct de ses de-
pendanees. Ii sc r~appelle alors les %ancians
droits du seigneur, ct il pretend ell jnair. En-
consequence, Il lntime al Cure F8bligation
de lni offrir feau benite ct de lie %recotnuiatl.
der au prone. lie pasteur sly refuse. Ell lui
f%aisant entendre one les droiis du seigueur
etaient abolis, ct ne pougaient etre ressusci-
ties. LIE sol -disant Seigneur insiste, ct il est
%soutenu dams ses exigences par I'm des mar
guilliers, qai, dams lie temps await manifesto la
plus grande aversion pour les privileges, ct
qui alors ne visait d rien noins qua etre iso-
cement eneense par lie pretre-officiant. Celui-
eli ayant cru ne pas devoir accueillir ees exor.
bitantes pr6teutions, Ia discorde s'ensuiyit, ct
une espece de schisme cut lieu dams une pa
roisse don't tous les labitants ~avaient aupara.
want pienaement assist6 aux ceremonies du
cutie. C'est pourtant alnsi que va lie monde:
tout y est soumis aux ~caprices ct aux bizarfes
fantasies des onblieux ct superbes mottels!
10000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

Jack Reed, says the National Intelligencer,
the fugitive forger, no had been arrested IN
London, through Messrs. Hays and Lowndea,
Of New York, was discharged on the 9th ult,
ia consequence Of the nof1-arrivai q expected
documents from this country. The papers.
were subsequently received, when Reed alias
Clinton, was re-arresteds latter desperate IS irlg.
gle, by the police of Flow street. LIS connst
urged that the act of Parliament giving erect
10 The Treaty, provides for The surrender OF a
fugitive only upon production Of certifieaE CO.
MES Of the dispositions upon which the original
warrant against him is founded that in this
case the original depositions and not the re-
quired copies, had been forwarded to England
that therefore the requirements Of the ACT had
not been complied with, and that the prisoner
was entitled To his discharge. And SO: the
Bow street magistrates decided, and Reed es-
capes through the insufficieney ofthe act.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
EIATDE Ia LOUISIANA.

i~arojssc Quest Batea Rouge.-Nen.e par Ia
Cour des Prenves.
En- vertu dun otdre de Ia dtie Cour, il sera
yendu par fe Juge snuesigae,
MARDf, lie u DGcemhrr, 1919,
a 10 flauras A. M, sur les lieuy, in terra III,
avee ses batisses, telles que houlangerie Ell
autrcs authorizations. siiues pres dn ferry WIS.,
avis de ID vile de Baton Rouge, ct quelaues
effets m5biliers, lie tout Giant y,ropriete lndi-
wise de- Ia succession de feu Pierre Clareue,
DECIDE, ct du Sleur G%ai!laume I1apuy. Ainsi
que quefaues effets personals, anpaftepant
separement a la die succession
II nov. 40 L. FAVROT. y. J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
GOUR DES
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

II sera vendu snr les Iieux par lie soussign6.
Mardi lie 10 Decetnbte 1913 la propriete
%fonciefe ct personnelle. apparlenaHt d la sue
eession de feu frederick Piker, decide, con-
sistant de
Lllablistion sur lagnefIe lie defunt rtsidant,
avec les authorizations qni sly troutent, sa-
vpir tuaison de logis, ct autres batlsses, mou-
lin d cotton, ditto a mails &c. Aussi II escla-
yes de difarens ages ct sexes. Chevatx.
bates a cornes, brebis c%oehous, ustensils de
iabourage, meubles de maison. &c.
Aussi IN lot de ierre dams cette partie de
Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpentte par Devall,
etant lot No. 10 dams P1let No. q avec les
authorizations qui sly tronveft.
coSDlrIoNs-La propriete foneieres a nm
credit de un, delx ct trois ans les eselayes
i un ct deux ans du jours de la vente, EN- bill.
lets endosses, portant inferGt de dix pour cent
apres echeaneet jusqu'au Placement final, Ell
hypotheque eur la proprletc. La plopriete
acknowledgements.
CHAs. TEssIFRf J. P.
pov IA 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

The undersigned would respectfully inform
tie public thai lie continues ifis hnstneRs I'll
Carpeutering and House joltiings and thai he
will uneeriakea ll jobs pertaining to his lIfle,
on the most reasonable terms. I8 will fnr-
rish plans and drawings without charge, Ia all
cases where he executes the work.
Refer to--J, N. Rsowr, II. McGayoek, Il.
Moore, in IberviIls; Dr.. g W. Combs. A..
Bird, and q. Rarbee. IN the parish of East
Haltn, Res,ge.
Address. 10 the undersigned at the pnstsof-
fee in i5aion Rouge, Mant!lae, OF lhergilfe.
nov. 10 Al T. McKiIRICK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

REFLExroSs.-Pour etre JUICE en- matiere
do bienseanfe, il fau p~osseder qnelques 10.
lions sur lie savoir-vivre. Pour apprecief
| ~l'esprit, j est, ce nous semble, utiie den aVoir
a~ueiqua peu. Pour Sc permettre dc plates
bonffoflneries envers les autrea, il faut avoir
lie caractere assez bien fat pour aceueilllr
| galamnent les plaisanteries inoffensiyes don't
on peat etre l'objet. VOLTA ce que sayent les
bomnes auxquels Ia nature ct Feducation ont
fourni ce qu'on appelle lie tact social, ct ce
| qu'igaorent complement certaines personDes
qui Sc sont follernent imagine quill sufflt d'a-
voir quelques piastreg dams sa poche ct un ha.
bit frais sur le dos pour etre au niveau de Ia
bonnie compagnie. Fort heurensement pour.
tant il men est point ainsi car, sans compiler
Slmonide qui ne cfoyait pas Sc rapetlsser en-
| disant, omit naecum porto, ct qai, ma lgre
celia ct peut- etre a cause de celia, etalt traite
avec les plus grands tgards par la socicte de
encore tous les jours, dams les salons du neil
leur ton, des gems qni mont pas besoln de
%s'appuyer sur la finance ct sur la splendenF
de ieur toilette pour devenir membres des
%cercles les plus dlstingnds. LIE beau monde,
lie grand monde a des idees moins retrecies ];
aussi ny volt-on jamais fgurer des lndisldus
mal-appris, n'ayart a lui presenter que las-
peel des bijoux au noyeu desguels It's ont
Ia ridicule pretention de donner une halte OPT
Mon de leurImerite. LIE monde Sc Tend ayec
empressement aux fetes que lui offe Mr..
Rosehlld; mais ce nest pas settlement parce
que Mr.. Roschild est eminetnment richie, c'est
| parce qua tons 6gards lie baron Rosehlld est
I'm horntne CONNIE il FAINT. Fht-il IN malo-
tru, on s'abstiendralt d'aller chez lui ct de
~l'adnettre chez sol. Or, sans aller bieH loin,
on ~pourrait facilement rencgntrer des hammes
uai, sans e;re auasi optlleuts, soft tout aus
81 bien tIeves que Mr.. Roschlld ct ceux-ci
sont Ii iuste tire enyironnes de la considera-
| ton publiqne. Mais il est d'autres lofnmes
qui, connus d'avant-hier, ~veulent d toate for
ce Que l'on Sc prosterne devart leur tres con-
testable importance d'anjourd'hui4 ct qui re-
| pendent a des ~clvilites pr de brutales incon-
venances. Oh quaint a c~eux-la, Ia raison in
| dique quill cenvient de les abandonper a lenrs
hargneuses dispositions, qui ne ~seralent gu'un
tres mausais passe- poft aux yenx de la bonnie
co~mpagnie., Qu'est-ee en- eifet que la bonnie
compagnie! Une reunion de gems qui, pour
| cbarmer leurs %loisirs, font On echafge mutuel
d'ldees, de prGsenances, d'attentions dellca :
ties, ct au iniliei de l~aqnelle il faut avoir plus
de simpliciie que des pretentions, moins de
vanite que de courtoisie. snrtout lorsque, Sc
Ion tonte apparence. Pom ma encore w le
monde elegant que par lie tron Dime serrure.
A@Fsesa Qui pofest capeye, cGp7at.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
NOTICE

The Trustees Of schools in the different
wards in this parish are hereby notified to
make a report 10 the Administrators on or
before the 1st Saturday in December next Of
the No. of schools in their respective ward
and by whom taught; the number of pupils
taught in each school. The nurnber Of pupils
educated at the expense Of the State and also
the number Of children between the ages of 8
and Is who received no education.
The administrator aEe notified TO meet at
the Office of P. A. Walker Esq. on the same
day and the teachers 10 presenttheir accounts
duly certified.
nov, Is ID .&zs CT. TESTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

The Albany Evening Journal gives the fol-
lowing particulars of a most lnlfuman expo
sure Of an infant in that city. On Wednesday
morning as a young gentleman, by the
name Of Hall, was crossing a field IN the
vicinity of the Buttermik Falls Creek, his
attention was attracted to a particular spot
by the barking Of biz dog. On going to
ascertain the cause, he discovered a mulat-
to male child, some six or eight months
old, lying on the ground, nearly dead with
cold and exposure to the rain OF the previ-
Gus night. He Immediately sent word to
the Superintendent Of the Aims House,
who bad the child removed as quickly as
possible 10 that institution, where it is well
taken care of, and has now neatly recover.
ed.-N. Y. Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
WIS.

TeHte Ne proprilt1s ponr IL paieneatde tac G.
de paroisse de Ia paruisss d Est Baton Rouge
Lohisiaae.
En- sertn dun ace ~intitu'6, " IN aete de
Ia Legislature de- fEsat de la Louisiana. APP
provte lie 26 Mars, 1912, ct Ell vefta de 4fle
section dun aete hpprouve lie IS mars 1880.
ie venafai en- yente puf,liqae, hiarcfedi, le 30
DE %eetnhre, 1919, d Ia m4isoa de Cour de Ia
vile Go Baton Roaae, a 'fheure habiineIle des
v]entes. to.is droita, tisTes pfttta#fons des per-
s'nfles sols-flonItnSs, dams 81 d IA pfoprldte CT
apres deefitc pour le Placement de lelr taxes
de ~pafoisse, dues a Ia p~artissu dsEst DHton
Rouge, SAVIOR
Lot 10. hui. dams Ff'et liz. seize dams eette
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
NOTICE.

MRs. SHAW, tenders Der thinks TO the la
dies Of Baton Rouge and vicinity for their
very liberal patronage bestowed ON her In her
business 81 dress nakings which she still con-
%tinues. f2
She most respectfully informs them, hat
she has received a splendid assortmeass of
Fancy Dry Goods. Sc. selected fron4 Htsiillaaa.
fdelpIlia and New Work, which she alters har
sale at very low prices, doing exclusively a
cash business, slie Is enabled 70, sell at mach
/ lower prices then is generally asked for the
same descriptions Of goods elsewhere.
November 4 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

A New FASHIONED FAN.-Soine years
ago, in Natchez, Miss, Professor Maffit
was announced to preach in that city on a
certain day. The fame of the gifted ora-
tor had preceded him. and every person in
the City Of the Bluffs was anxious to hear
him. Somehow the news happened to
reach the howell Of an old woman, who, per-
haps, had not heard u sermon for a quarter
of "A century; and very seldom went out
into the world. She determined to hear
the stranger. 1t being excessively warm
weather at the time, and having no fan she
started to purchase one. She got toa
store were they happened to know her, and
aware Of her ignorance, they determined
TO have some fun. They told her they had
Just received a new fashioned fan, a very
beautiful article, and handed her a com
mon.gilt bellows! She tried its power to
raise d breeze, and was perfectly delighted
with it. 70 church she went; the house be-
ing crowded she took herseat near the pulpit.
The text was selected and tire speaker pro-
crossed and warmed with his subject, and SO
| did the old woman, who now brought her fan
to her face, and commenced blowing away as
| if her salvation depended npoh her keeping
cool. This attracted The attention of the au-
dience, and the speaker looked down TO see
what was the matter. His eye caught the old
wonlan-he stopped and smiled at the ridlcu-
Ions fcure she cut. The old woman observed
| him looking at her, and cried out. go it. my
MAGNOLIA. Dress God Use all attention" The
audience tainted, the curtain dropped, and we
left, but the image of the old woman With her
new fan is yet before US. z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE Ut LOUISIANA. ~
Probate CoGrt-parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
Tn the matter of the succession of Morris
Morgan, deceased.
Whereas r. G. Morgan has applied 70
the above court praying to be appointed adj
ministrator tothe succession of Morris Morgan,
deceased,
Notice is hereby given TO all whom
it may concern, to show cause, within ten
DAYS. from this publication why the prayer
of the petitioner should mt be granted.
CHAS. TESSIER, p. J.
A true copy of the original
A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
nov. Ill al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator Of The Estates Of The late VIII
liam Adams and bis wife Cynthia McMoTris
both deceased, requests all persons indebted 10
said Estates to make immediate paymentsan and
those bav,ng claims against the same to pre-
cent them without deIavy duly authenticated.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
rau 81 AZ AdmInistrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
NOTICE.

Persons posting cattle or horses and falling
to give notice TO the Ranger when they are
claimed, within ten days, render themselves
liable to a fine Of ten dollars On conviction
before any justice of tAe Peace.
] r DUFROCQ.
nov. &c 40. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25
RANGERS SALE.

a. viii be sold at auction, in front of the Ba
ton Rouge Gazette Office on Tuesday next, thu
2sth instant, a horse taken up and advertised
according to law by Madame feyronnin.
FERNS of sale-eash.
]. R. DUFROCQ, Ranger.