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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

V'O MlLLINERS, &c.-CARL KING, the celebrated Tus-
Hat Manufacturer, most respectfully informs his kind
friends patrons that he has associated himself Mr.
Joseph Lyon ate from Pars and have established themselves
No 81 John street. tunder the firm of Lyon kiug) where
they have splendid assortment Of Paris Millinery Arti
ces suitable for the ensuing The above stock consists
OF elegant of Tuscan aud Straw Hats rich Silk
Yeve rich Velvet bbons LutesW and Satin Ribbons all
fall coloFrench Flowers, Feahsrs entire style of
Silks and every other article in the Millinery line
Aessrs L. X would also the above goods have
purchased cash (drec the manufactured and
will be sold a small advance those who may be
psised favor them with a CALL
sic lm-r LYON 4 KING, 81 John St., N Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16
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IN the village of Cerro three miles from Havana This
bishment sdyanageousy situated, properly fitted up
and attended aordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital pre-
timely attendance To business. Every
promised BY the owners 10 the satisfaction OF their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in 81 90 day
two OF three persons in ROOM 81 30 day
each person.
With families particular be entered into
N.B-Omnibusses running morning TILL night be-
tween the Cerro and Havana making the in half an hour
sDA I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
FHH undersigned taxes inform his friends and
he public thai the Mansion House now located N ~
outsider street No the vicinity 81 me sea
aud vegetable market having commodous family apartments
arranged n the ueafesi order.
person employed 20 procure permits 10 ahu PASSENGER
baggage SC will board vessels Immediately alter the visit
BVSitor 10 this Island should procure passport from
the spanish Cousu port of embarkaon obyiate diff
s5 smec CO WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

ITO ARCHITECTS AND Bull DERS.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his and Others that
Of his old stand in Broadway being burned down.
he has taken the No. l35 Crosby street Houston
he prepared execute orders for Ornamental ork
Carving that may be required, the formerly.
New York, September 18th. 1873
JOHN CALLER,
s29 In" 1876 Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

y o an 'a''-' z K COLL ms a CO. q Sour. :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16
DEPOT

. A CAKD TO THE. LADIES,
NEW Patent Invention, combining elegance and ecopo
"A my Ladies' dress, habit pelisse fitting and making
Market street. between Hamilton and Cherry Ladies
dresses upon the above principle guaranteed perfect and
elegant fit with infabe accuracy which highly
ta producing hultless garments also made with neanes
and despatch and in strict conformity with the latest Parsa
and London fashions Ladies measured at their residence
required Ladies taught the invaluable and rights
the invention TO be disposed Of by the practice of
advertiser has realized handsome income and instruction
acquired in essons-terms moderate.
Wanted immediately apprentices and improvers.
sill lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16
JOSEPH GILLOTT's STEEL PENS

REDUCED PRICES.
THE subscriber constantly fresh supplies Of the
above justly celebrated which he offers to the trade at
low rates. In addition the sly well known he
has recently introduced the following patterns viz
Nos and Principally Pens extra fine tne and medium
points.
No. sCsligphic Pen-a prime article pictorial cards,
views Of celebrated places.
Nos eand leW ashington Penvey fine point and elastic,
superb cards.
In evidence the high estimation which these Pens
held, the following statement is made
Tbs number Of Pens manufactured at the works OF
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec lS4l, to Dec. 1872
80 6l2 002
The public cautioned be their guard against
articles Each package Of the bears fac
mile of MIR. Gillotts signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP Importer 81 John street,
Of Gold.
A good supply of Windles and Mosley Co.'s London
nons Ir.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

SuirMAN, whose defalcation and subse-
onent arrest, occasioned so much sefsa.
ton, has been acquitted upon his trial.
The court charged the jury upon the point
raised by his counsel, that the indictment
was defective, innsmuch as $. was neither
a clerk nor n servant. The Recorder said
that Il travelling agent to receive money
was deemed To be a servant in the eye OF
the law, and Shipman was acting in the
character of a clerk or servant. If tho Ju.
nv believed from The testimony that the in.
,ention to commit the felony was formed
in New York State on the receipt of the
money, they were bound TO convict, but i
on the other hand they believe from the
testimony that the intention TO defratd
was formed in Pennsylvania, where The
money was ~misappIied, then they were
bound to acquit the prisoner, that he night
be tried for the offence in Pennsylvania
The Jury returned into court with 6 YER
diet that they believed the offence Was not
committed within the jurisdiction OF the
State Of New York, and that he was no
guilty under the Indictment. The only
remedy the Union Bank now hes is by CT
vii sui to obtain judgement for the amount
which will avail little, as he has no mea ms
10 pay. They may attempt, by civil suit,
to recover from the parties IN Phliadelphla
the amount Of the money that he paid te
them at the time the funds we're IN his pos
session. H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

A countryman, having read IN one Q,
The newspapers that money was "a drug
In New York, went 10 the city, md gong
into nm apotheeary's shop, asked tor II desc
of" Benton mint drops.'
"pewhsps, ihy.a good fel.iom, you.a
mean n dose of pep, aw. mint 7 said the
knight OF the pestle, who was quite an OK.
quisite ia his way. .4 IL
ooh, dA-n your pep.am. mint i said the
eountryman, taimicking the mixer oil 10.
tons. II want the real yallcr boys-eag'es
Or halves; ifyou hnint them, give mo sPe'
Gle PAYING funds, | aint partit nlar."
any deah sa,' said the pill dispenser
al don't understand you.al'
why" said the c%ountryman, annoyed
AT what he conceived to he the stupidity o.
of tho apothecary, "you are just ne stupid
MS Calvin Caldwell's turkey cock, and he
was so stupid THAT ho didn't know tho DIT,
ference between pawn stones and she'led
csrn--here il tho newspaper (draw'ng u
from his poeSet( that says money is d drug
IN this here city. Now I'm in n kind o
snarl with my landlord, and | want q
fight strong dose of it. I'spect it'll elea'
me out"
The apothecarS, finding what his Gus
toner was at, very politely informed hin
he was Just out of tho ar~iiele--had none o
il on hand at present, ard directed nm t.
the office of one Of the Wall street brokers'
cautioning him to be particular as t.
terms
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Sunday A~masemrnfs in N6H YORK;
The New York Herald Of the 18th gives
the following account of gentoel hiia'r
which came off in the moral city If Go.
than, Oh The day previous ~(Snaday)
A bout nj Cndgels.-Jhe pure balny
mir of yesterday morning. with tho quiet
repose Of the Sabbath in our streets, wis
calculated to soothe even n fuilied temper,
and make II Grabbed erehttre ioel benevo.
lent. Two gcpteelIy dressed men, how.
ever, mot In Chatham Square, and fought
like tigera.-Ahd there was II peculiarly
IN tile manner Of The combat, and the mode
Of its commencement which may requ,. .
n passing notice. This meeting was evl,
IDENTIFY nm hetidental ONE. They were
dressed each III hia S undhy hhbilimeuta
and with II atout walking cane, wero about
to walk forth 10 luhale Ito revliyttg
breath 6l heaven, 10 ghze upon tho beati-
ties of nature, and TO listen 10 the hymn Of
praise of the clipristefs OF The alSeH. But
IN Ghathhm Square they saw each other
approach, and their eyes becntne sparkling
with furious hate Yot holfconirol mud sell
pas.eaainn characterised them both. They
met and deliberately took of their hats,
whicl, were placed 81 tho ground, and then
they cudgeIled Gael, others heads until
. their hair was clottod with gore, and the
o.. human face divine" presented II most
hidesus spectacle. Nothing was said by
tho on. 10 tts other. nor by the spectators
to either nor did they parry each others
blows it was apparently an experiment
TO test tho relative strength Of their skulIa
but we did not learn which Of the two es
tabl,shcd his claim 10 the possession Of the
In rdeat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

yeIlon Ferer M Nybtis.-~fof Tho Va
hours ending Mt 9 o'clock on saturday
evening, the 6oatd Of health nj Mobile fo'
ports ii cusss If yellow fever.
The Herald Of Sunday. speaking 81 Tho
progress Of tho epidemic says we arc
nained t. annouce ihs continued nnligt
nancy % well as the spread Of this dan.
esrons diseases. We may. perhaps be con
s,def alarmists, but VIC deem 1t our inPet'
at,vo duty 10 be<eech our distant 'f'enos
10 stop where tbey are ut present. and AT
tho same tiuo to advise all eur citizens
who can do 40, to retire from Mobile INTO
tho country. Instead Of the dIseaso DO
Ing confined ms at frst) to certain Streets
Ii IL now spreading, and cases arc repoT'
ted in the lower, rs well rs the upper part
Of thn city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

strayed or stolen al iron gray horse, long
name and tail. and darker1colof than the body
no haftlcntar mark, The horse Is a fine
animal, well made and in good order, he cam
tets. and is from - ~ Is hands high, Wboe-
yer will bring him To This Office or 10 fine sub
scfiber's will receive n rearanahIe reward
setf o al . ~ 4 If BLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Voluntary Return 10 S3acry.--Ihe Sand
wich Canada West) Express chronicles an
occurrence that took plae in that nelgheor-
hood on the 2lst ult., which may be interest
ing 10 our readers. Thee slaves, who had
escaped from bondage il the United States,
had been working for ome months past with
farmers IN the y~icinit' Of that town. Their
owner, for they are al the property of enc
man. having discoveed their place of refuge,
sent his nephew to PERSUADE them to return,
and to promise if tley would do so that they
should not be soA or punished for their alb
sence. The qundem slaves replied that ii
their master would himself come and give the
assurance the, wonld return. The master
came and gavethe required pledge, and then
left them, lest his presence might be consid.
cred as coercbn. The three men, true to heil
pledge, packed up their clothing, and, unac'
compamed " any white man, proceeded tc
Windsor. crossed the river, and voluntarily
went backto slavery one Of them observing
as he welt on board the ferry boat, that he lie,
yer kney what hard work was until he went
! TO Canada.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
J. v. Durable,
jacques Molaison, Jr.
T Rta ahauuaZ
Signed

Resolved, That the treasurer be and ne Is
authorised to pay to Mr.. R c Grover the sum
Of two dollars, due him fronI al error IN a var
rant from the Police Jury.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the District
Court be authorised to furnish TO the treasu-
rer of this parish list Of the suits before said
court and the Parish Court, from 1882 to this
date, and that from this date, he will furnish
said list annually 10 the treasurer of the pa
rish instead, of the President of the Police
Jury. " r
The Jury proceeded to the appointment Of
a Treasurer, and MIR. Pierre Latiton was una
| nimously elected.
The Jury proceeded to the appointment OIL
| CAPTAINS OF patrol, as follows:
Ist district. Fl Befgeron, I'd Rosemond He
bert, Sd ]. Bite. Labaute, 4sh Jacques holai-
son. ir, 9Th Pierre Lafiton, 9th II Grover
7th James DevaIl, 9Th ' Durable, 9th JAS
Knox.
Whereas, the parish of Iberville, has made
an appropriation for the purchase OF the cut
| off Wing in its limits. 1t ls therefore
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

A DnseRtrtton4-Ihs Fennsylva.
ninb,' 4 locpsfoco paper prinfed IT pIn'n'
deIpFtia, gives lie following RraPl'c sketch
Of Tylefisfb
For oar eRn part. We look Upon the
Tyletisin With IFS fpeck'eh gafmentss and
ytsas 1atf white and bhIf bluek, ~ II sort
of ~hatiequinade. n tho intervals Of ne rfff
ular dralns. With ~ sword of lhth,it
pnts people Of The shoulder. and sometimes
appears 10 tuetamorphoss them strangely.
II turns tiie ~aallinet md other furniture ~
the p9iitietI siags INTO many CURIOUS
sbafsa but Ii Is all The illusion ii an hour
I'lu lamp nieters IL ffH s6eltet the cor.
INN il sbotlt 10 fall, and when snhps'i1s
remove Tic paint. ibis fantastic episode
will 10 lis i'll neyet Ind bosn. IT Is well,
perhaps, that lie penl,io should nteasipDhl'
" have tho opportunity Of witnessing such
scenos. They afford lessons "f FFHEtIr#t
wisdom. Nv showing hnw the dignity OF
government may bs dtgfaded, and hog ~
Iofy aud majestic march may BE- sunk ~.
10 the ~frislipg shuttle Of a circus t'hF- u
is n sorry sight, no doubt. bit it is wise 10
contemplate it with attentive ea1uines7,
that IL may never be allowed 10 occur
apHin,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

A Man MISTAKEN ron A MusKHAr-We
learn from the Albany Advertiser that in
Ithaca n day or two since, Il Mr.. teffe'l was
sitting on the banks Of The inlet, very, com :
poHedly and innoechtly engaged IN tshing.
dreaming Of no danger OTHER tllan ne usual
pefils that attend tho angler, when he quiet
was doomed TO n disastrous interruption. a
young hey Of the village. who gun IN hand,
was m the qui rirr, wac attracted by ihe light
Of Mr. T'errell's fur cap, which lie declares
~slonliy he took for q muskfat' and lot lily q
full discharge Of very siaeable shot, which
lodrod in the forehead, cheek. hri', aud leg
Of Mr.. r., wounding him very severely lla
haH ever since boon confined 10 his room by
tho IniufV,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.

The gentleman appointed At the last gene
raj mecfing Of the above association, TO com
bose the executive committee for The cnrrent
year. are hereby notified to meet, without
further notice, on
SATURDAY, 14th October,
At II O'Clock, At tho Conrt-Ii"uae in Baton
ROUGE, 70 transact business Of importance to
the Society, and 70 make such arrangements
NJ in their opinion sfaTl be deemed necessary
for the next fair The follo"ing gentlemen
compose aajd committee:
FD Conrad, David Chambors, James Nc
Gallon, Sosthene Allan, Jas, " Brown, 81
Plough, Mai. s Roberts, v. Le Blaze, Dr.
e Williams, J p KieinPeter, John Dagehpoft,
James Cooper.
AHos ADAUs, Secretary.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 30, l343. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

AssAss1NATtoS.--A man, whose name
we have been unable to ascertain. was 50.
verely stabbed in the breast this morning
at the Lake. by Mr.. E'itz gerald The pol.
ice of the 81 municipality arc IN pursuit OF
him, and his arrest is deemed c%ertain. IL
is believed that the wounded man will not
recover.--Comier Of M9 26h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Enztptss AND MoNEy.~-from al
onatters wa receive assurance OF better
times. Capitalists Hro unlocking Their
yauIts-mechsnic MICS ara going to work ~
rood oarnestawnges arc advancing -hbnh'
dant haryeEts are being housed, aud The
earth il still toeming with food and ir'lt
for man. The acute and experienced edi'
Tor of RicknelI'= Reporter says :=@ We no
tee with pleasure II most gratifying change
in The aspect Of ouf business world. Inc
signs of Improvement at6 Of The most un+
ea,iyoeal kind. The absentees are re-.
turning, and tho fall trade has common
cod in a most encouraging spirit. a good
" number uf merchants frotn the South
and West are already here prepared 10 p'if'
ehaap literally Mafket street, ana Diner
business thor oughfnres, present ii ttuly an
mated appearance. Prices in many ca
gea lin va improved md nre firm. An nics
t,encar informed liz only Yesterday, thai
three weeks before he offered n Iot OF do
tneat,e FOODS, when The highest bid he OBJ
| aimed wns 9 t.s cents per yard. his d't'
not feaet, the limit assigned by the mann
fncturer. and they were withdrawn. ZIG
| tried them again II day or two hEo, aud
they sold readily for I II cents. lhis W.
advert to with pleasure IA Il cheering 'hdl
cation. II Is really pleasant 10 n''ig|e IN
our mercantile %circles, 10 listen to then
cheerful md encouraging language, espe'
cisllv ~ we have been IN the habit 81 'snf
of hearing nothing but doloro1s~ complaints
The country ia retiving. Thefo can be ne
doubt Of it. The crops nte good, the man
ofactuters tre employed, and tho tncf
chants are busy. Let lis be grateful l'
providenee-nnd, while rejoicing ~ th'
Frightening aspect of the present. not ier
ret Tho s]aIotary admbnltIens ol the past
~- Northern phpf+.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
AVIS.
sept. ~ -,

N i3
Ire Mreaieura r~ofGHIis 4 Ia derriere Az.
Eemblce generate. dc n susdtte Association,
du conitt czfcuftf, sont superintendent no
tifta de s'aseffnbIeF. Sans aufre awe, Same
ii mafin, te il Octobre, i II heDres dt ma
tin, i IA maieon de- eour De IA vile dc Baton
Rouge. pour dee afaires jmportaptes 4 Ia
dite Association ct potr fare les arrange
mems ntcesasirea POM Ia procbajne fore.
Les personnes saisaptss eomposeDt ie dit
cornite
ED Conrad. David CIamDera. james Sic
Gallon, SosthGne Allan, J " Brown, 4 J.
Plough, Maj = Roberts, v Leblanc. Dr. &
williams, J b KIejnpetcr, John Davenport,
janis Cooper.
PHILIP HICKEY, Prtsd't.
Awe ATAMa, Secretaire>
sept 30 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

YELLOW FEvER.-The Nachez Courier
Of Saturday last. says:-"We yesterday
learned that the yellow feve had appeared
ntRodnev, forty miles above this on the
river. and that the citizens were moving
into The country rapidly. Whether this
repert is true, We are unable TO say
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

n rnFabtf ST wood chotpefs are wanted 10
cuf cord tvtoa IN tife rear Of The Subscribers
plantation on the highlands.
Also,
4 coobef f. FAKE shbat hbesbsafs and mo-
iasSss barrels. Apply -
nTErHEN HENDERSON,
2 miles below Batou Rouge
any 20 ~ As.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
AVIS.

LIE eoessigne ayant ete naraEne admInls'ra-
de Ia succession de John Haeston, dece-
de, reguert tous ceuz qaI ont des r~eclamatEoHs
contre Ia d4te succession, de les presenter
dument cert.fes, ct aussI eeux Gui deis eHt
&c veuir Iiqaider Ieurs complies dams le pIas
court delai possible.
DANIEL q AVERY.
sent T6 80 Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
DISSOLUTION DE sOCIETE.

Le public est infprrnc que Ia uaison JUS
qua present conrue soHa IA raison lsldore
LargGier if. ct Jean Capoalade, est, par suite
d'ure transacfiop 4 l'amfahIe, deveDpe Ia pro-
priafG exclusive d'TaidoFe LargBier IL. qui
este charge des aFaires d. dt ttablissernentl
rout pour &c qui lGi 81 III que pour g qu
peut concerDer Ia aGsdjte mafson commerciato-
ment. Ie dt fsf3ofe targrier j. entendant
n'avoir a z'occnper qge De sa liQne d'afaires,
JEAN CAPOULADE.
FsIDORE LARGUIER-
TgiGore farcuIerI il. fcra f~ouiours tout &c qai
dependra Dc Iai pour qHe Fe 5ablic ct ses arqtF,
en- general, aient a &c Io1er de IA rnaniGre don't
II tIendra sor ttablissencnt.
sept Is 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
Gas u GAS LAMPS,

Just received asqqanttty spirit Of gas and
also a qdantity Of sas lamps which Is cheaper
taab oil ard gives IT great deal better light,
burns no wick nj Mi and is cleaner and cheap
er for the Use Of tatlez. &c. thar sperm can
dles. Also Il quantity of faneY indian moe
razis GREEN Il WHITE, 4
A. n II ! W HtssELHAN, agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
NOTICE.

Ttbf undersigned residing in the city Of ~
Orleans, requests the public not 10 make sals
Or salts Of any hing ~ ang Of his children hpt
for cash. rs IN acting otherwise they might be
disappointed in thejs expectation Of payment
rev gtlesas. September I'd, is43.
i CAVELIER.
Baton Rouge, Sepf.s 81 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
Fiat DE LF LOUISIANA.
e. Tz JfJt4 IT,.

ETAT DE LIZ LOUISIANA.
Corr dcs Preuves-paroisse d'Eat Baton
Rouge.
I'm yertu dun ordre De Thon. Jage lie IA
our des Preuyes, dams ct pour Ia p%aroIsse
d'Est Baton Rouge, il aera Vendu par Ie SOUS
girnG, Juge de Parolsse. Jeudi le IL Octobre,
1913, a IL heure@ du matin, Ia pfoprIete sui
vante, appartenan% a la succession de John l.,
Gorham, decide
Tout le mobiSler consiatant en- ehaases, Ia
bIes, armoires. chandeliers, sofa, boIs dc Its
tables pour la toilette, Lampes &c.
Conditions dc ia vente-eonptant-
La vente aura lien d Ia deruiGre residence
du dGfunt, dams eelte vile.
CHS. TESSI Err, P ]
sept. 30 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Tytos DANK.-We hnd il stated ~ ~"
n. Y. Tribune That Mr.. Adams oi Inc
Union Bank, who was expected to 60
abroad to negotiate in relation TO 'beeopdS
of the Bank due next year, has not gone
but has, after spending some time IN New
York, started on his return homo. Inc
encouraging position Of business matters
and the improving aspect OF affairs, 'nd'.
cod him 10 come to the determination OF
waiting until Spring before attempting to
make an Arrangement IN teaafd 10 me
bonds maturing in 1914. The bond-ho'd'
crs on the other sido have no desire TO col.
lect the principal { they can be secure OF
tho dividends, and no difficulty IN exteh.
ding the bonds rs anticipated. ne Union
Bank. continues tho Tribune, IS consider
ed to be in n very favorable position. The
interest on many of her loans IS secured
| bv mortgage Of the growing crop, and her
| ability to meet the interest on her foreign
debt is considefed placed beyond a doubt
--picavune Sept, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

LES S22G3 2O3 Dc balance eli faveur Ia pa
roisse avec les S2Sl8 974 de dGpense for
men, Ic total de S0022 n. En- fol de quoi,
nous ayons sigrfG ee Il Aont J5f3.
J. V. Durable,
sign6 Jacques hoiaiSon' Jr'
J.. Bite. Labauve,
RGsolu, que lie Tresoricr soft ct est par
cette presente a~utorist, a payer a Mr.. Il. &.
Grover Ia somme de deux ~piastres, pour err
raur fate sur un bond du Juri de police.
RGsolu, que lie greffier de la Cour de Dis
trict soft tenu de fournir au Trcsorier de cette
paroisse, Ia llste das process parts pardevant
Ia dite Cour ct la Cour de Parolsse depuls
1892 ~iusqu'a ce jour, ct qua ~laycnir ii soft
tenn de fournir annuelIement la dEte ltste au
Tre sorierd de Ia Paroiz Sc al IieG Gu President
du Juri de Police.
Le Juri. a procGda a la nomination du Ire
sorier ct Pierre Lafton, a ete n0nme a H.
nanimite.
lie Jury a procede a Ia nomination des
chefs dc patrouilIcs CONNIE suit saVoF
Ter reimbursement Fl Bergeron, I'd, Ro-
semond Hebert, 3me, JB LabaHTe, 4eJques
Molaison 6ls, SINE, Pierre Lafton, ,6ne, u
] Grover, Tine, James DeFal!, sme, } V
Durable, 9me, James Knox.
Attendu que Ia Parotsse d'lberVillc' a tan
une appropriation pour l'acqulsTtion du che,
min du r~acourci dams ses limjtes. lis est e.
consequence resolu, qu'ane somrne de SAW
soft appropriate pour FacfuisjtIon de cette par
tie du ener9in du raccourei, qui Sc trouvf
dams cette paroisse ct qui joint au chemin d
/ NJ. Thomas Mile.
Resola, qae NJ. Fl Bergeroni J Bic, La
| bauye ct Rostnond Hebert, solent nomme'
dun eomi;e pous faire racqusition du sol Mt
[ c-cseaIre a la CONNECTION dn dit ehemtn, al
nom de Ia paroisse ct que Ia d'te somme SER
payee au vendeur a la PassatIon de Iacte d'
vente, sur lie mandat du President du JnrI
suFle TresoFer