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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

Nfw o~RhEANs,-The apathy Of summer
ia already becoming viaihle IN New Orleans.
Business dtmlnishes in amount and activity
The passage bride are plomIng themselves
for their departure, while the eant.gettawa.
yeIs-and the wont.gesawayefs~lte two
classes by whom the city ia peoplod during
the warm monthr, and to whom IT owes its
very cStstenee-already indulge in light an.
tepasts OF the ennnt ia Ia HpFte satSom The
theatres are still open aud arr t~eletably well
attended, The 81 Chafles. under Smith 4
Ludlow will econ close, aud they transpor,
thor eSeellen, company to ST. Louis, Maj.
Field lphasna) Of The picasane has gone up
the river 10 relota Sir Wan Stewards expe.
ditton 10 the Rocky Mountains. lie viii DO
absent several months, and return with dea.
oripttons Of that Interesting region. 1t is ex.
poclea his very talented brother, ]. NJ. Field
will also JOIN the EXPEDITION for the same pur
pose.
AT The ST Charles theatre a piece dement,.
mated "laEs," by ], Al Field, has been per.
formed, IL aheuads in nice touches OF sa.
tire, Wit aud tuh Dr., Plough appears in il
as the " Oldest inhaeitant," having devised
a scheme by winch people live as long as
they choose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
ID. II. DAVIS, III. T..

Late Of Clinton. East Feliciana, La, having
located in Baton, Reuge, offers his servi-
ces to the public in the practice Of medicine,
surgery and midwifery. Having by an ex-
tensive practice for five years, in Mississippi
and Louisiana, became thoroughly acquainted
with the diseases incident in this climate, he
hopes to receive a liberal share of public pa-
tronage. His undivided attention will be CIV
en- to all the business entrusted to his care.
Office next door TO Messrs. Reid & Patter-
sons law office. near the court house, where
he may ALWAYS be found unless absent on pro.
fesssional business.
Baton Rouge, April 70 is43. II -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
apfil % II
NOTICE.


In consequence Of a notlee which appeared
III the last No Of the Gazette. | feel that in
justice 10 myself, | am called upon to make a
statement OF facts that The public may Judge OF
tho correctness OF the statements made by the
author.
Some time in the year 1897 Mr.. Willis en-
dorsed a note for Amos Kent e. Co. | subse-
qneniIy sold my interest to Mesars Amos a.
r NJ Kent, who obligated themselves to pay
all the debts duo by the firm. From that time
| had nothing to do with it, nor did | expect
TO be called upon to pay any Of the debts.
They, anxious to protect Mr.. Willis, gave him
a mortgage on property which was considered
by him and them, amply sufficient to secure
hIm--the sroperty mortgaged did not sell for
enough TO satisfy the debt, and the Messrs.
Kent transferred to Willis a Judgment on II
Cain, for which he was security. Willis was
appointed administrator Of Gains estate, which
sold for much more than was necessary 10
this claim and the obligations given to
him. The truth of the above statement may
be ascertained by referring to the office of the
clerk OF the Court, and the Office of the recor-
of mortgages in this parish
april % ii p A WALKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA i;
PROBATE SALE,


Parish Of East Baton Rouge
By virtue Of an order from the fhonsrabl.
probate court in and for the parish Of East Be-
ton Rouge, will be sold by the undersicne3
parish Judge, On
TUESDAY, 9th day Of May, Is43,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouee
between the usual hours of sale, the ~foIIowing
described property belonging to the succes-
sion ofthe late Prudence Pate, deceased. Z.
wit:
The plantation wherein the deceased r.x;S.
ed, In this parish containing I39 acres, bo,nd-
ed on the North and East by Penny and Bnr.
CESS, South by Mrs. Powers, West By Tohr
Henry Black, together with all the bn;Iiirr~
and Improvements thereon.
Negro nam Lewis,
do. do. Middleton,
Ten head Of cattle and hogs.
Terms Of sale.
The land and slaves at /, 9, and
credit, in notes endorsed payable in bauk a.
mortgage retained till ina. payment.
Personal property payab.s On tbe Srs,,s
January neIt.
aprns 9 Oh TESTER, p r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
EDWARD EVERETT.

MECHANISM OF THE F6oT.--Thcrc
IL nothing more beautiful than the structure
OF the human foot, nor perhaps any Gemonstra-
ton winch would lead a well educated person
to desire more of anatomy than that OF tie foot.
The foot has in It's structure, all the fine an
pilances you see in a building. In the first
place, there IS an arch in whatever way Won
regard The foot looking down upon il. we
perceive several bones coming round form the
astragalos, and forming an entire circle of sur
faces IN tie contact. If we look at The profile
Of the foot, an arch is still manifest, Of which
Inc posterior part Is formed by the heel, and
.le anterior by the bail OF the great toe and
IN trout We find in that direction a transverse
arch so that instead of stanaing, as might be
imagined, upon a solid bone, we stand upon
al arch composed in q series CT bones, which
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
III II REWARD,

Stolen from The subscriber. ii The parish If
lbefville, a %inpEatto girl and child. The former
agad about Is and The Inter 4 Or 3 years.
Said slayes were shipped or, board The God
dsss Of Liberty for ST, Louis, from the Hotma
plantation on The coast, The girl is named
Julian, but called herself Elizabeth on The
boat the child was named Prudence. The
girl had good clothes. was d bright mulato,
quite intelligent, q tnlerable seamstfasss
The above rewwi will be paid to any per-
son WIN shall apprehehd said slaves and con.
fine them in jail where they can be obtained
by The ewhef,
atrll - l14dtt VIM. HEATH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
n Now Captain Gregory. the commander
of the u. s, n North Carolina.

HE gobn WAfcH=~AN EhisLFM or sortrTy
II have now IN my hand a gold watch. which
combines embeillstnien aud utility in hanrv
proportions. and is usually considered a very
valuable appendage to the person of q gentle.
man. Its hands. face, cham and case, are oi
chased and FURNISHED gold, il gold seals
sparkle with the ruby, the topaz, the sapphire,
the emerald, | spen il, and find that the
werks. without which this elegantly chased
case would be a mere she'll, those hands mo.
t'oniess, and those figures without meaning
arc made Of brass. | investigate further, and
ASK, what Is The spring by which all these are
put IN motion, made of ] am told it is made
Of steel. ] ask what is steele The reply ia,
that 1t Is iron which has undergone a certain
process. So then ! find the main spring with
out which the watch would be motionleas, and
lis hands figures and embellishments but TOYS,
is not of gold--that liz not sufficiently GOOD:
nor OF brass, that would not debut Of iron.
Iron is therefore the only precious metal !;
and this watch an apt emblem Of society Its
hands aud figures which tell the hour, resem-
Ole the master spirits of the age, TO whose
movements every eye is directed.--Its use
less, but sparkling seals, sapphires, rubies, TO-
paz and embellishments, the aristorracv. Its
works of brass The middle class, BY The in.
creaslng intelligence and power of which the
master spirits Of the age are moved; and is
iron main spring, shut up in a box always at
work, but never thought OF, except when it is
dis 'rdered, broke, or wants winding up, SYM
b~o|ically the laborious classes, which like the
main spring. we wind up by the payment of
wages; and which classes are shut IN in OBJ
and though constantly at work, and
absolutely as necessary TO the movement of
as the iron main spring is to the gold
watch. are never thought Of except when they
their wages, or are in some want or
OF some kind or other.
EDWARD EVERETT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

New HORSE stoE.-~A simple but most in.
genieus invention has been lala before ns, in
tho share Of an Improvement in the horse
shoe, 1t is that Of making that part of the
shoe which Is now solid eencave BY which
the foot is enabled 10 take n grip, which with
the ordinary shoe is impossible. The princi.
pie is, in tact, that of tho iiutcd skate and
whilst The shee ls. Of course, lighter than when
manufactured on The usual principle, il is
equivalent in slippery weather. or on wood
pavement, 10 one hat is rouehea. Tho con.
cavity rnas entirely round the shoe, having A
strong rim in form. equal in thickness to tn
hoot OF the horses foot. and another at the
back, of half that thickness, This mode of
Formations, whilst il involves tho use of a
smaller quantity Of iron, aud consequently less
weight, sivns n far greater purchase, and is
much more IN accordance with the nature,
form, and texture Of the horse's foot. Bv pre-.
the necessity Of turning IN the shoe
II places the foot in a more natural no.
sltlot aud thus assists in bringing into opera.
lion the frog, instead Of placing it out Of action,
and s~,rsining all the other parts OF the foot
United Scrricc Gazette, Eng,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

That country which is destined In Tine to lie
The fhig'itisat Oh earth, 10 thirteen states
which formed The original compact. reaching
IL see thirteen tftore ANNEXED stretching well
nigh 10 the Npfhy Mountains The Ihtiisis
ana purchase was 1T ypst Importance to The
United Htatas, and he was happy, here OH The
"waier Of waters" to meet efeeles, ard peez
pie from all states and countries, and to greet
them IN this beautiful land, titw tho heritage
Of irsshieit, ~ greet them ~ brothers 81 ore
great family lie waa rpinited 10 meet bic
father (reFeftihg 10 th7 venerable 7. TlintFhs}
with sl,nin he had Iahutai Al Washington,
and wlto had tol,e mush for lis tutintfYt-lla
did not appear here ne n pafiisan-hia pollti=
cal opinions were well known. and he sI,ttil
never sWcfve from them When partisan
measures we're introduced. he tfsili stand by
the principles whifh lsd ever guided him, aid
which he had learned from the apnstles Of H.
betty lie was no partisan III the late war
he was liz partisan IN his snniay Mail Report
he was ~ ptftistn in aiding The IL 3Yeltl-
tienafy Officers mud soldiers, and The wives
and children ri thnsa who persisted Ia tlieit
toiniry's cause liz had eniaeofed by lstlg
service u elevate HE country and her insiitn-
Lions, aud hoped that the ris'nE gei'Ffatin1
would 80 o, progressing 10 that eatsutnina=
ton Intended for this nation by The ruler If
The wnfli.+
Alter a ulasa Of bic felnnttss HE Euluhel's
hand vac warmly gfafpei by the ~titiGai,R IL
respective of party and all seemed happy u
saeihe the man y Feeuthseli memory. lie
tnok Il glass Of wine With llia friends ut the
r.silanee vt hr Winthrop. waited 81 the Ia
dies ~ the mansion Of John BnI,ler, Esq,-vi-
site The barracks aud tt,ef places, aud about
dark returned to the residence III Dr lerhins.
Tuesday morning he left lnr liasoi Sara. TO
be present At the Dawson ball IN The evening.
Peace he with the Old Hero IL all his TIA
wells, We were glad 10 inset l,ins, AMI sorry
10 part with him,
--Sa
Tile above ls but y very itnpat feet sketch
AZ ttYI I,t,,nttil's aIIloEE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
VERY CHEAPI

have the honor to inform planters of this
and adjoining parishes, that / will make a re-
duetion 81 IS per cent on the ordinary prices,
in favor Of all those who shall supply them
selves with med before the 18Th dav of
May next. Notwithstanding this reduction OF
price, | guarantee that all my medicines shall
be of a good quality, and buyers will be favored
with credit up 10 the lst January, 1914.
| embrace this opportunity TO call again on
those indebted to me, TO settle Immediately.
april Is 10 G SOUTERRE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
NOTICE TO pEDLAH5 AND
HAWEEttH,

The undersigned having been appointed
collector Of stale taKes upon psdlars and havi
Hefs. he requests all those who have not taken
out license 10 sell. to come forward and pay
witenl delay, as after this date The law shall
he enforced TO its whole extent.
GEO NJ HEHOMANs
Collector Of state taxes on pedlars and hawz
Hets. april 80 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

~tg sAAS
for sale low, at the manufacturers prices. by
july % I'd &. NJ. HEROMAN, Agent.
In BAkKRUPTCY-In the District Cour,
Of the United States Eastern District If Leu
isiana-No. 37-JOSEPH B MARKS, assis-
nee of the estate of John Dunbar, bankrupt.
BY virtue of an order of court, ISSUED from
the honorable the District Court of the United
States for the district aforesaid will expose
at public sale, on
sAruRDAr, the ed day sfApril, Is43,
at IL o'clock NJ, at Banks Arcade, Magazine
street between Natchez and Gravier streets.
the following property surrendered in the
above case:
A tract of land situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, containing 900 arpents;
said land was acquired by John Dunbar as
per act passed before John Reid, Esq, Notary
Public in and for the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, under date of the 2sth of March, 1910.
as now ully appears by copy Of said act of
sale now in the possession of the above named
assignee, which may be seen at the law office
M. M. Cohen, Esq, No, 20 Exchange place.
Terms-cash.
Acts OF sale al the expense Of the pnrchas-
er before VIM Christy. ESQ, Notary Public.
A SIDNEY ROBERTSON,
apfl . Z. s. Marshal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

tT Tbs Blartshat, of last Monday 's most
Efaeiousiy fiuh.-Athoas i's original articles
No notice one giving short hind portraits III
the individuals composing tie editorial toffs
u New ufleansl liz pictures srs tss,atAas
bly, faithful
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
A or LOUIatANA.
PROBATE BALE,

PROBATE Sale
Parish, Of East Baton Rouge
by virtue nf an order from The hon. probate
court il and fer the parish OF East Baton
Rouge, State Of Louisiana, will be sold by the
undersigned parish Judge, OH
MONDAY, Isl day If May. 1919,
bstWesn tho usual hours Of sale. md at the
parish judges efiee in The town Of Baton
Rouge. the following described property be-
lahgihg to the succession Of The late ~IIoratio
Nelson. deceased, to wit
A lot Of ground and improvements, i'll that
part Of ths town Of Eaten Rouge laid out by
Il Devall, described as No. 8 According 10
ii survey made by 4 Crawford e%oniairs 56b
feet on Church street. by a depth If 1910,
bounded West by Heddihg and South by d lot
Of MusselHiHn.
Terms Of sale.
Rl5O cash, note for 200 due Is June 1919,
note for @l0e due 10 November lsds5, note
fer 300 due ID June 1914. balance | and 2
years credit.
april | 3 Gil TESTER, + ]
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
NOTICE..

After sunset the ferry boat Louisianais, will
ply from Baton Rouge to the plantations, and
from the plantations to Baton Rouge, to trans
port sugar, cotton, lumber, bficks, &c. Said
boat will also tow tlatboats TO any place in the
vicinity. Apply to Mr.. Robert on board or
TO II B F4VROT.
april % IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

IL The brilliant. as viii lie seen by her
advert isenaft, has changed her days Ut leava
ing n. Orleans. Nhe new MATES two trips
per week-up on "Wednesday end Saturday.
and tlawn Oh Monday aud Thursday,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

arc tnitad bv tha ,n,st t,tfia,s ntot isiens rnt
The elasticity Of The foot hence, when We
i,ton fyem a l,ajni,t, disaetiy ufan the heal, 4
ssyaFe shack 10 fol / NIT 40 il We aIjpbt on
he hall or the t9s, fur there Nh elasticity Is
found in the whole foot. aud The weight Of the
body ID thfoWp pta1 Tho arch, md The shaek
avoided,
"
q men BHFAHTMhNH-lhs war bepaft+
tleilt yves ne ten dollars MOI long ag'. we
seat ~ our Dill The i'sfartmehf, afiaef 1ate
Of the ~ instant, replied u beg your tfao'-
gene ~ The coming month. cay during me
ltrsf Weeh, when the amount shall be remtttea
u yatl,
lhtnF 81 The war department $ eeggtng q
al9fnh $ H'atfsfhee upon q asm y zen H's'fs'
Niai = fare Situation Il must bH N tor a war
WIN N'Feat hfi'a'h s-hoht Jo"fhah
,ta,.ta.
Foii,h'=
HE Undersigned wings Of the Parish OF
W est bateti Rouge. respectful ana eafilest=
y request al Their brother WHY'S o. saia pa,
',s'', ~ meet 81 me court mousse on ssa'o'a'y
me J, Jay 81 apfI', inst fnf tue purpose "
appointing "eie9a'es 70 ''eei ~ p soht tt''oi
~ We ,ofh 81 ~ ffa''elsYifle on N''a'ay we
i'l' naf !" way heNl, ~ ofneF - seleef -
10 w. snp3f'ea ~ ,hS WY l4''y rs = ',sl'''s.
!, I've e. - ~" ~ " Wv ~ ,.",te' l,sa,et' y
- W e'eoteo 'h'atg "sS'' '"I u",etS's"e"
'h''he', "h' 'TSre''p'y "fgN ,"f '''7 Vsfn
!'E "e t'hne''a'e'g ofo"e' y e'e'3 pA's'
" ~ ~. ru. ,,,, .ss, ,a,a
tz.i. , a. ,'0Ifs "a, ~ r r1pnn tia4aa1..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Parish Of East Ba
ton Rouge.

Whiting & Stark,
vs. JNoy1gS
Amos Kent e. Co at al.
BY virtue Of a writ Of fieri facIls issued in
tie above entitled suit, and directed to the
Sheriff Of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Will be exposed 10 public sale, on The
18th day OF May next, 1s43,
on the premises, commencing a IA o'clock, A
NJ, all the right title interest and claim Of
James q Willis one Of the defendants in Of to
the following described property, wit:
A certain tract Of land or plantation situated
in this parish near the Bayou Manchac, about
Ii miles from the own Of Baton Rouge, con-
tanning $40 arpsDts more or less, It being the
same on which The said defendant now resides.
Moreover the following named slaves to
wit:
Cizer aged 45 years, Bill IS, Mart %,
Temp GO, Gin 40, Little Martha ID, Joe 10,
Phil =, Valery 7, Mary IS, Martha II, Little
Gin II, Mug s., Lewis 9, March Ga, Cafbs-
rinc 40, Jordan 10, Jack 20, Mary Ann 90,
Marla Is, Ann 40, Ned 35, Julia 10, Nelly ~,
William 7, Minerva 8, Gilbert 3, and Martin
Van Buren, All infant y months old.
Surrendered by SAID defendent to satisfy
the Judgement interest and cost in the above
entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash, without the benefit OF
appraisement, l. G MORRIS,
april Is 10 Deputy Sheriff
IT TAKE NOTICE. IN
The above property il seized TO pay a debt
of Amos Kent aud + A Walker. The above
named Walker is an elder of the Presbyterian
Church at this place, and is we'll known TO be
he owner Oh a large amount of property al
he suffers NINE to be seized and sold
or the payment Of his debt.
april ID 10 JAMES SeYILLIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

f'te subscriber offers for sale A snehfN.
completes entirely new. now lying At Col. RI
LIP 1Iielsy's landing. Fast Baton Rouge. !
For terms apply TO Or. Doussan, West Ba-
lon Rouge, OF to II V DOUls.
april 8 1T Point Foupes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

W The municipal elections III New fetR
have gone lar The democrats by majority VI
tjtNHIt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Cotirt-Paflsh Of East
Baton Rouge.

James Foster.
BY virtue Of q writ Of feri fatias issued in
the above entitled suit. directed 10 The Sheriff
Of The parish Of East Daton H6rgs, will be En-
posed to public sale, on
sAtuhbav, The 9Th day Of Nay. 1919,
at The court house in the town Of Baton Hsuse,
commencing at II s'elseA 4 n. all tbs right.
title interest and claim Of lie defendant in or
to a certain negro man, slSSsa. named Nielsen.
aged about 81 years.
Seized to satisfy The Judgment. interest and
costs in The above entitled suit.
Terms Of sals-eHsh.
j.. G. NORRIS. Deputy sherih,
april | q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

tr \ new pipaf called the staa Of AZ.
sumption has been started At NHpalevnvil1e
on The LalJutttte, ty J. Keys. Est.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
BATON ROU E Il.
sAfuapAy, April 9e, ls49,

n How il thst cypress mounted arm Of
81 Ysurs, Cit bradbury |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court Of West Baton Rouge.
A g Mangum, J

Joseph shankH.
,By virtue OF IA writ OF fer, factas laeued IN
the above suit from The Hon. l'afigh Court
Tor the Parish Of West Baton Rouge, and d,.
feeted to The shsfif 81 said Parish will be
exposed TO public sale Oh
SATURDAY I'd day of June, 1si3,
at the Court House in the Parish Of Yves
ha'oH Rouge commencing at 10 o'clock A.
q certain tract Of land ettuated IN this par,ah.
on which the defendant now resides, contain.
ing one hundred and thirty arpenta more or
less. with all The buildings and improvements
thereon, bounded above by Lands Of Simpson
IayIer, below by those Of NJ lie Blanc and n
trent by Lands Of Villeueuve lie Blanc.
Surrendered by the defendant to satisfy The
judgement interest and cos 4 in the above
suit.
Terms of sale-raah.
V. BLANCHARD. Sh'h.
april % II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
BY virtue Of an order from the honorable
judge of thescourt of p~robates in and for the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be sold by the
undersigned parish judge, on
TUESDAY, 9Th day Of May ls43,
al the court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours Of sale, the following
described property belonging to the success
sion of the late Andrew Black deceased, to
wit:
2 slaves,
A piece of ground near Spanish Town,
bounded by lands Of Grand Pre-.
Terms of sale.
At one, two and three years credit, in notes
endorsed, payable in bank and mortgage re-
until final payment.
april 8 0 CHI TESTER, P ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District C~aurt-~Pafisl, Of East Hs.
ton Rouge.
John Bird. ,

~"'ft Fsts
vs., Nj asap
John II Black and II swinasy, )
third pessessor.
by virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale is
sued in The above entitled suit, and directed ~
the sheriff Of East Haten Rouge, / have seized
and viii expose nj public sale, on
sArSHbAr, The 9Th day Of May, 1s4s,
at The court house In The town Of f3aten Ho1es,
commencing nj II o'clock 4 NJ, the fsllswing
described property, to witt
A certain tract Of land on Wards Creek, in
This parish at about Ave miles East Of The tswn
OF Baton Rouge, toatainig fsur hundred and
Ten superficial arpsnts, more Or less, bounded
East by lands Of John n BLACK, North by Il
claim Of Murdoch. and South and West by
ii ID Dawson. together with oil tho buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Seized 10 satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs IN the above entitled suit,
Terms Of ~sals=Gash.
L. @. NORRIS, Deputy sh,F.
april q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

ETHAY,
Taken up. by Charles Foster on Sandy
Greek. about ~ miles ffeSm Baton Rouge, a
small mare mule. dark brown. without brand
OF mark. The owner will comply with tho
law and take her away. J HUEsTON.
Jan ~ bl' Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
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Editor Ut the nateh Rouge Gazette

az The trials Of the Texan asaIneh for
,ptlity on The San Antonio, closed at New
Orleans last week. Their guilt was elrafly
established, though The decision Of The Court
was not made known when Commodore
More sailed. The Gulf viii probably hear
II rfptf, them and we from The Gulf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

AZ Commodore Moore has nj last site.
tealel in getting away from New Orleans
lie il now out at sea IN search of the Meki-
can fleet. which he resolved to attack on
sight, Cenmodoge Ia q gallant officer and
prFsetering man. lie merits The highest re.
uaFls for hls esert.ipns IN The cause OF Texas.