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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
HIT IL Isl 5 Z L l. NJ ON A s
PULMONARY CONSUHPIION,

Is very prevalent disease, and millions cold
and silent grave. delicate young females commonly fail
prey this fell This disease
first dry ha king cough,
and s1e loss of appetite, and restless nights.
length wasting decay of the whole body perceived
which is called by many consumption goIag into de-
complaint that thousands lahoune
hopes of recovering knowing that there
me- existing which viii afford relief
stages. THIS DR. Duncan's Expeclorant Remedy for
ptions coughs, colds, splitting of blood, bronchitis
asthma and all Diseases of the liver and lungs.
given of diseases small pamphlet, which
gratis Of the where the medicine
ways be obtained. Price 81 per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
MIS- ELL A n f. O u s.

perance Lyrics, says the Boston Mercantile jour
nal, published 10 the Temperance Journal, pa
per which 10 edited by the Doctor, with great tao
and spirit, We find the following good exenplifca
ton Of q liule soul:
ssAn men have souls; but SINS II indeed
Not lager than a mail brass pins mail head,
We mus, judge Of them BY out" ard acts;
For, Reader, l could give a seore Of facts
Tina, prove the souls Of some gerry small,
Youth say they might we'll have none at all.
I've ssen q wretch creep softly through the door
Of his sick nsghoor, not 10 ask his late,
Who, racksd with Burning pains had scarce the power
To lift his head, pale, trembling for his fate,
But while all eyes, his, with tsars were wet.
Approach bed, and dun the man Jor Debt
Now just put such u soul
Within q small pipe bowl,
And with your thumb the open space csfsndi
In vain is all your care
You cannot keep il there;
twill make q turnpike OF the little sndP'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
IMPORTANT WARNING.
TO THOSE WHO NEGLECT A COLD.

II is evident and decided the experienced Ply
sicans, that Consumption mostly a neglect
of cold the hrst attack. How many
that of from lime TINS procuring suitable medi-
until the disease begins character
when in all probability they the Of medical
aid. May these lines warning those afflicted
the first symptoms OF consumption, tSa they immedi
ately DR. Duncan's Expecorant Remedy, which is
pres.y for diseases of the Respiratory System II
TO cough in few days. the time relieving
tile the side and AMI arresttng progress
of that fat disease The
meiy decided advantage all other
Ii entirely free from Opium. and all other Mar
cotics II regulates the system aud gives strength
weak and nervous
For sale at No. 10 North Eighth street. Philadelphia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
CONSUMPTION ARHESTED-R READ!
Greenfield, Washington co Pc
July = IsfD

g,
Dr. DuNcAN-Dear Sir: Your Expcc Remedy. 10,
affections, doing u of
state, Inc astonishing performed by
Mrs lydia Audefs. She a W n ferer:
heavy cold settled her lungs suffered
and pain for about Ia months, when boy redu
ced to living Frame and all hopes recovery
given by her frend. aud pbvsicians
came those peculiar pulmonary decline
person from Pittsburgh stopping III place
days. hearing Of her situation, Immediately
Expect Kennedy ing THAI il would
health. TINT would Tho last induced her
friends send IN Pittsburgh, beng the place
the time ~ Tor tro bottles, contents
TO her according the dItecton by
change for the better evidently
those that knew her Seeing effects
Of the medicine, purchased four and sold
them those Similarly afflicted since, obtained
more and furnished, believe the above lady ton bot
She is living monument, dbl
to the asonhnen OF both relatives and friends
other performed this vicinity, in
terestng that performed Mrs Your nie dt-
cine IL considered here beyond
relied safe aud etecua remedy for diseases
consumpve character.
Enclosed sent 30 on the WheeIing aud VIZ sh-
ington banks. Seni SIX dozen bottles way of
Baltimore. Immediately We have for tho
medicine ana cannot De without Il haste,
JAMES w. ROSS & CO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
"a Q H2kY|
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING.

Tha, the ssPI LES'' is painful disease.
That all who have the PI LES wish 10 be cured
That tro hare had the PILES, and have used Fetch
ers French Vegetable Ointment ARE CURED!
,rFhat who tested the surprising virtues
of n BILE Ontent' il the best
EDy tnr he of PILES" that discovered.
That this Remedy IS also warranted it early
applied n mmed ate cure for Burns, Scdtds. etc.
That tive price $50 cts is always refunded if the ONT
wan, 10 give satisfaction TO the purchaser Sold
Richmond the BUN SiohE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue of execution to me directed, from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, VIII expose at public sale At
Court House Centrevie Wayne county, lnd-
ana. II 20th day May ls43. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, ana O'Clock, on said day, the
following property. tOvit:
parcel OF land situate in Wayne county,
Indiana, and described follows. o-wl: lot numbered
numbered the plat OF that part OF the city
OF Richmond laid out by John Smith.
Taken the property Matthew Rattay, TO satisfy an
execution IA n of 7 w & O. R' rher.
UTLLL1.u BAKER, Sheriff, ". G.
April 24th, 1913 (Sl,50) ISIS.
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n o T &c E :.

TIVE Richmond Trading 81 Manufacturing Company
having execute deed of assignment of ali their eff
fecs real and the Undersigned for The purpose
of closing p its business becomes their duty call or all
persop indebted or havin- unsettled with sal id
Cor,Dapv for an early settlement They have hand
a large assortment of Paper of various kinds, Wooden
goods, &c, which will he disposed OF at 10" prices.
A. c. BLANCHARD, }
r. MORRISON. Assignees.
DAN'L. P. WI.1GlNS.}
Richmond, Nov. Ii. 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

1t Is well known fact that consumption destroys m
human lives than other has
been the destruction throughout the United States whin
the last .ning January last that upwards OF 900
persons died with thts insidinus disease in
Shocking W ere that tins fac has been
fully ascerained from the records of mortality. could
credit the assertion. We behold fatal ravag-s
lies all around gathering its cherries
friend from every circle and castag gloom and darkness
place visitation. These ocular demonsira
all should be proeof-
medicine immediately ks fatal PROCESS be-
lore ~ Is late.
Therefore, You who afflicted with the first symptom.
OF consunpse pulmonary nature, delay using
Dr. Duncan's Expeetofant Remedy; certain eradi-
ant from the first evil seed
SUMPTION and viii also perfect health many
those who long been confined six chamber, gwen
ncutable, for The of proper
all parts the uned States speak wonderful
effects this discovery the healing
thousands from the cold and silent grave.
.Note-The above medicine pure vegetable prepaa-
lion, very pleasant the aud suitable
any cireIms Full directions described IN
pa implicit accompa nying the medicine.
Always ask FOR DR. Duncan's Expeetorant Remedy, apd
be persuaded other until give
All genuine has the envelope repre-
Hope
Caution Tn persons that sell the
diclne. guilty of recommending
stewing that which they bty Tor tre, and offer
place of DIR Duncan's. Tins they do speculate
expense and health of those who their guard
Purchasers, careful of those rogues
Principal Dhce No 10, North Eighth street, Phiadel-
pba. Price 81 per bottle, dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
SPIT TING OF BLOOD

Il another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary afettou
ana dffcut TO arrest when neglected: commences win
cough coous e1pee;oration, which consists breh, ohv
matter, black and cIotted blood there u ,no.,
some ever headache, papaiion of heart fu.s, Of
neat ami refness of the cheeks; difficulty brea tnp
moss OF the throat and satsh in The mouth IN
Duncans Expectoran Remedy will to a,r.s hi.
complaint One ,tygLe bottle many cases. viii
used al the first atack, but When neglected j, NAV
qnire Those who may afflicted win ,n,t,,n
o. tfood should lose no time in procuring the aboy. ed
cine, as ths disease mostly serious when no, cal,
attenced to. OI-Pfice One Dollar per bo,tI.
For sale al the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March II. 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
Clock and Watch Repairing.

VNiE subscriber would inform his friends aud old
that he SIN continues the " aud Clock Re
pairing, Old stand he north side of Main
between Jos Gb-ts Hotel and tie Bank,
be ckled and will patiently toach
OF all favor him wtth W
done with despatch and warranted perform, low
JOSHUA Il. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, May 9th, 1913. 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
TETTER, RING-WORM, SCALD HEAD, sc
GrImportant 10 The inflicted "a

Salt Rneun Te,ter Scald Head, and Ring Worm pos
lively cured in ninetysoven cares in hundred lard
price refunded all faiiures) by GsGpLEYs
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT, which Is Justly regarded hy e
learned Physicians of the important
coveres III the nineteenth century.
Sold by hs Subscribers who the sole Agents Cir
cinnati. their peDot of Valuable Medic
No. Is Fourth ST, between Main AM sycamore As
for ~ Agents generally Throughout Western
country. Price ) cents a bottle
SANFORD PARK.
This valuable Ointment for sale IN Richmond at TIE
BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20

Lady's World of Fashion, for April.
EIIIS splendid periodical for sale al the Book Store,
/ price 20 cents per copy
DED Blue and Black writing Ink, Ink sand steel
ouills, paper, sealing &c &c. for sale
Al the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Apri l. lS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
DIR. HAKLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEKIENT PILLS.
TO THOSE WHO DESIRE HE TIL

hereby certify that afflicted for eight years with
disease, attended with pain in the
breast, side and stomach loss Of appetite. night
sickness and dizziness the head pain ach
ter eating. and ohe: symptoms which ndiges,iou
boa els weak aud irregular. Having had ~
various physicians during this long period used m ch
medicine winch only produced temporary relisf the
year o55 was often unable 10 leave ny house. AMI be-
ing poor wtdoE dependent my labor for living
was Obliged 10 20 from house obtain il, q,
length up all hopes of recovery and trusted 10 him
tnaf cFeaei all thi-Es fortunately favored win
work in Eighth when the family discovering nv mis-
cradle stua ton, Immediately recommended Dr. Harch
pound Streng hsnng and German Aperient Pile which
they procured for For sale
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March IL, 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
Consumption and Bleeding of the Lungs cured
DR.. Duncan,s ExpectOrant Remedy.

Miss EMEIiSE YEAGgR aged II wears was ,aken a. IN.
age o 6 with slight cold, which neglected until til.
lungs fell that seeking destroyer cessunPrIo..
when application made physician, but without
feet lie considered her hopeless prec,i-
bed but little medicine for her In time she dis
charged quantities OF blood expect ration
OF thick phlegm aud cough Her bodftv
length reduced living skeleton; K6f4As my
ioIsIy looked for by her friends that
onded by DEATH her physician called frequently during
and Last resource, virtues oS
DR. Dnncan's Expectornnt Remedy, having noticed some
extraordinary performed by in similar
cases He obtained bottles ana admini.tered
IL to her The fourth day he found change which,
hopes; he continued giving the 10, Is d,vs
at the end OF which she able walk in her bed
chamber 10 the great astonshmen OF her friends and reIa
lives She continued the medicine weeks. when
she declared hersef entirely free disease and
now pufsues her daily occupation in perfect health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
LAST CALL.

MOORE & FLETCHER. would respectfully inform
WI all those who indebted them, eth by
account, of the firm having Jeff the piace.
is ndsp-nsaby that their notes and accounts
should be paid immed tely.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
Clock and Watch Repairing.

NJ Office The subscriber, hov ing
~ Y purchased the entire stock of &.
81 !"
A Dickinson, intends carrying on the
business al the same stand. where he
HZN AH viii be pleased TO receive the patron
HA - No age of his friends and the old
w | :. &E& m.rs of establishment. He will
~ WE cell for CASH, and can sccommo-
S1 date customers short notice, as he
viii have e. A. Dickinson in his employ.
Those wi shing work done can, before, be ved
notice Work warantet, aud well done, low for
the READY GEO. r. WICkERSiIAM.
Richmond. Nav l94t 21tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
DIR. DUNCAN,S
ExPE TORANT REMEDY
eQNSU MPTI0N,

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest. whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-20
3. f. FILE TCH Il IL

Has opened EATHER STORE in the corner room
adjoining Post Office books nd the notes of
may found He has hand various kinds
of Leather whirh he sell lowest Cash prices.
Fifth month 9th, 1913. l9tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

Arocat. dc, resultant d Bdion Rouge.
Sc propose de nc plus prati1ner que dams
les diff reutes tours des paroisEes d'EHt Ell de
Quest Baron Rouge, In culr de district dc la
paroisse dc Conrotdia, ct dams Ia Cour Su-
prame 4 New Orleans ct Alexandra, aux
conditions suivantes
|. Conseil le. al tendant il prtvonlr I'm
process, donne gratis.
2. Aucuno charge nc sera fate pour con-
sells Oh services rendus aux indigens ct OPP
PRIMES.
3. 1'oute charge n'exctdant pas cinquantc
~piaatres sera payee d'avance-au-de#sous de
einquants p~lastres, la moitit compliant et Ia
balance lors do la rendition du jugon ent, on
autre accord mutueL.
4. Dams Ia eonr supreme, lorsqle ~conseil
pour l'appeIlant, aucune charge ad~dItionnelle
sera faite-peur Fappellte, les charges seront
replts par accord mutuel.
+. II he deviendra dams aucun cas- respon-
sable pour fraIs Oh docutneus.
s avril 1913. ==# q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
q c~ertiie que rexpoHt ci.dessua es' eoniorne

ie ]eertifie que l'expoHt ci.dessus es' eohiorfne
Il In vfrite. MRS. MANY u bLosht
Mo 6O4, Broad street. Newark " Z.
In 5alsepareille pent ats#i gu6rtr t.ntes
lee affections proysnant de llnpurete da
sang on du arrangement de la constitution
SAVIOR :--la st%rof1ls, les fhuinatisnleH, les e.
rlption ttttantes, les pttstules, les httiorro-
Yies, les elevures, les ,1aladies chfnutqie 'les
yetlx, les dartres, Ia syphilis, lee d%ntileuF# ueH
~ IT ieH iointnres, les ,lcares opiniAtrea, leg
maladies eanstes par pimprudent usage dn
| merenre,l les ~dtfangenians abxqusls 10 teSe eat
| sltiee, 1t t1otthre d'atltrrs affections.
La Ha1ssparnille SO vend' en- gros ct en- de-
tail, chez A. u Sands at Gle, no. 273 Broad
why tnaison en- gtanife) 4 l'e%ncofginte do
Chambers street, New York.
se yand anssi Il leur depot, no. IL rue 81.
Charles ". Orleaiis, chez 3itkel, no. ~ ta-
nal, chez A Olivier, no. "a rue de- Ciiarires
chez DupIlilio, no 1873 rnu de Charities chez
Dlcongt, no. 81, Bienvi1a JaryisN Andrews,
900 Commune Morgan, no. II Canal chez
II. BornHbel. encoipnure des rues Tchoupi-
tonlaa et Natche5 enIin chez tols les dro-
puistee des Flats Unis, il raIson de S5 pour
| @ bunteilles.
Avs I~mroRTAFr--1l faut avoir soln de
Iemander Ia salsepareilje de Sands.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

ACIE,
Pour amender lea divers actes ttlatifs au
Penitentiare.

ACTE,
Pour amender lea divers nctes rtlatifs au
P6nitentiare.
Section iete. IL est dtcreie par 10 Stndt
ct la Chambre des Reprfscntans dc FEtdi
de la Louisiana, rennie en- assembtfe gene
,dlc; Que cette partln dc lacte appfouve
10 % mars ls42. qni II rapport aux etcIh-
yea, soft nmendee do maniere il cosnpren-
drendre les personnes dc couleur llhre con
damnee CONNIE il eat dit ci.dess,is, sera
s%ule.te i toutea les dispositions do lacte
amende par 10 present, ct qnl ont rapport
aux escIaves condamnees u escIaves
condamnes MI penlten,ians ct employees
aux truvaux publIcs do lElut.
See. 2me. II est de plus dfertif dc.
One loutes les tols qu' un lndlvldu qhl Az.
ra dcla etc copdamne ct env"yc au penl-
tentluire, sesa reeonnu coupabIe une tie.
conde ct une tfo.siemn iois, le Inge pourra
10 eondamncr All double ct att triple dc la
pelne lmposee par les lois ]ex,s'nnles, Ell
Ill est reconnu coupable une quatricmc
fois, il pourra 6tre condatnne d %l'einprison.
nemsnt 4 pefpttu,te.
Sec. 3me. II est dc Plus dfcr6f, &c,
Qua layenir, dams toutes les atialres por.
tees par dayant toute cour de Get elat, ct
Oh des detenus seraient parties, on pourra
admeltre les lemoIgnages des autres dete.
nus, soft d charge gu a decharge.
Sec. ame. II est de plus dfcrftt. dc.
Qua ~lavenir les salaries des employees du
penltentialra seront CONNIE suit:
Premier garden d'x-hult cents plastres
par an.
Capitaine de Ia garde, mile piastres
par an.
Commits, mile plastres par an.
Medcc,n, six cents plaslres par an.
Quatre assistant. gardens, chacun qua
IA nte.clnq p~iastres par mo's.
Hommes de garde chacun trente plas-
tres par mois.
Commissaire, vingt.cinq p~ias'res par
mols.
(Stgna) c. DERBIGNY,
Orateur de la CHI mbre DIES Reprtsentans.
(signe) FELIX GARCIA,
President du Senat.
A~ppsoape lie IT mats lS43.
tslgne) A. MOUTON,
Gouverneur de rEtat dc la LIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
AVIS.


Une election aura lieu dams cette paroisse,
LUNpr 10 = ma prochain, pour six membres
du juri de police pour representer les wards
suivans, SAVIOR:
Ward la Ia place dc A. Monget, ct sera
tenue a Ia mason de cour par Manuel
Moreno, ]. p.
Ward pa la place de A. Dup1antier, ct
sera tenue par James Cooper, ?, d son
bureau.
Ward ga Ia place de John King, preside
par John King ct T. B. Rhodes, ct sera
tenue a Ia maison de T. B. Rhodes.
Ward IA Ia place dc I. II. Corcoran, pre-
side par George P. Lllley, J.p, ct sera
tenue a la maison de MGme. townsend,
Ward TIA la place de J. S. Willis, ct pre-
sldee par Messrs. J S Willis ct John
Foreman, a la maison de Jos. Cooper.
Ward ga la place de Henry Carl, presi-
de par NJ. Philip Hicky ct DIR. John G.
Williams, a Ia ma!son de P. Hicky.
Gil. TESTER,
% avril, 1S43 IL p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
=. D. DAVIS. NJ. D.

Ci-devant de Clinton, Est FeIiciaua, Lee,
s'ftant etablI a Baton Rouge, ofFre ses SER
vices au public CONNIE Medecin, ct Chirur-
gien~-accoucheur. Ayant acquis, apres une
ri sidence de eng ans dams la Louisiana ct lie
Mississippi, uHe partaite connalssance des ma
ladies' de &c CLIMATE espere meriter fencou-
rage du public. II portera l'atCsntjon IA plus
assIdue aux ~affaires qui hi seront c~onfees.
IItient son bureau dams l'appartenlent ioi-
gnant eeIui de Messrs. Read ct Patterson,
proche la maison de cour.
% avrIi, 1913. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
All iItHI.Ir.

Les s%oussignts ont fornbA une socjeta sous
In ralson de Pike g. Eabit,, CONNIE fuarthands
tonmlsslohnaires lis porteront In plus gra1de
attention il rrtevotr ct etnbarauer ,lu cotton.
lie anront t%oulours en- main Nm assortment de
lnarrhandises d'habitation aussi Corde ct
Toile d'Emballage quilts vendront 4 des prix
atlssi has au'aucun autre dams cette vile.
Ausoitbt que in salson dn cotton s'ouyrira,
lis seront prepares Il acheter OH faire des
avances sur du cotton. En- solieitant uue por-
ton dn patronage public, lis peuvent assurer
ceux qui Ieur confieront leurs ~affaires, qn'ils
recevront l'attention Ia plus assidue.
lis %tlennent leur magasin rue do fEglise,
deux portes a Pest du magasin ci-devant oc-
cupt pal james Mansker.
w. s.. PIKE,
IS Juliet. % Fl. V. EhBIN.
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CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

On ne recevra pas de subscription pour
moins dune aimee. lie prix de announcement
est de sir piastre: par AIMEE, don't trois AL
commencement du dernier stmestre. Les
personnes qui par nne raison quelconque, ju-
geraient eonvenablc de discontinuer leur abon-
nenent, devTont en- bonner avis avant Ia fin
de l~'ann6e; al cas- contraire, elles seront Con-
siderees CONNIE lie renouvellant.
Les Avis ae paierontde Ia maniere suivante
savoir Les avis qui n~'excederont pas douze
li9nes, on qui serout moindres, Sc p~aieront
prAs7aE pour Ia premiere insertion, ct
80 CENTS pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant Ia meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a moif1s au'on ne l'ordonne ALL
trenent, sera public en- Francais ct us An
glais, ct pave sur chacune dos deux langues,
iusqu'a ce qu'il soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements oficielR, les
e%ficlers en- seront personnellement resron-
5ables, ct s'lls refusaient den prendre la rec
oonsibilte, de tells avis ne ~seraient publiis
q~u'autant cue le Placement CT ssralt Is" t're.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

In. Arrette par T 3 Rhodes d son
"E2s~TTYa habltation sur le bayou MoD'isa-
fNr%~NgsAa no, 4 environ ci@q mile dc Ba-
e~ssEesasaaxA Rouge, nne %lutnent dc couletr
bal, sans inarque, trois picds blanc. agee dem
vjron q~ua'orze pauines dc hauteur, OF age
ct d'environ = ans.
LIE roprIttairo est prize de Ia retIrer en- 50
centormant 4 la loi.
3dec 43 J. HUESTON, Eapgcur.
AMOS ADAMS, Avoeat ct Conscillier
continue lcxercicc de ga profession dams les
eours du trolslGIne ct quatrlene districts judi
ciaEes ct dams la cour supreme dc PEtat.
Les ~affaises confGcs a ses soins rec@pFent
Pattention la plug assidne. tent son Office
a Baton Rouge, encoignure des rneH 5eme
ct Church, ~vis-a-vis Ptglise cathoIique.
22ianyier 80
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A BAS PR1X POUR DU COMPLIANT
Le Eoussigne lnforme ses amis ct 10 public.
Ell general quill Went de recevoIr III grand
assortment de tres bellies marchandiscs, telles
que habillemens, nrrchandises seches q dc
godt, propres pour Ia saison. II a fat des ar
| ranoemens pour receVoIr des marcbandIses
| qu'iI pourra vendrc 4 aussi bias prix pour du
compliant qu'aucun autre magasin dams cette
Vile, ct il invite le public 4 exau lner ses
| marchandises avant d'acheter %ailleurs.
u. SANGER,
IL fty. Q rue Lafayette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
FIAT UU IA LOUISIANA.
Cour de ParoisSe-Parpisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge.
A. &. Mangruin
vs.. mo. 37G

w. NO, DIU
Joseph SEianks,
En- vertu dun ordre de feri facjas lance
dams le process ci-deasns par Honorable ceHr
de paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Ell adrcsse
an shtrif de la dite p~aroIsse, il sera expose
en- veute pnbllque,
u@# SAuEp1. Q JUN 1913,
4 In maisoD tie cotlr dc la vile d'Ouest Baton
Rouge, commencapt 4 10 heures du uatjn,
I'm certain moroccan de terte, slime dams cette
paroiese, sur leqIel demeure lie dttendeur,
%contenhnt cent trcnte arpet,s, plus on moins,
avec toutes les hatiseea ct am9liorat IONS qul
s'y %truvent, horne an@dees,s par les tertes de
Simpson Taylor. atl-dessous par eelles dc NJ.
lie Blanc, ct en- face pal les terres de Vile
ncuve Ic Blanc.
Abaudonnt par le d ;fendetir,p pour satisfaire
lie iugemeni, inttret ct frals dams 1e process
ci-dcssus.
Conditions de Ia ventc-comp'ant.
V. BLANCHARD,
% ayril. II Sherit
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MULES ltpAVES.

Arrttts par Denis Daigre, i ga residence
sur los terres ]Iautes, deux mules, Pune brun
fnnct Ell l'autre alezan, tne nar1ue (suppn-
ste) espagnole 4 sur Ia cuisse panche, ct de
grandez marques blanches sur Pepa,Ile eau
sees par e harnals. lie proprittaire esl re-
cuts de les retiter en- sc eoDfotmaht q Ia lol.
J. IIUE5TON,
l., avrit 10 Rangeur.