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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21
Erehanses ineluding Certifeqtcs and Chcek.

Boston par Philadelphia par dist. Baltimore par /
dis Washington DC dis Rchd. Ial dis; Raleigh j;
WlmngtonOaO Charleston 5al dis Augusta 90 dis; Macon
i Columbus lGli dis Savannah Ial dis Mobile Halls dis:
NOheansl dis ST. Louis sp che nl dis; Louisville Jal dis:
Cincinnati ia dis; Nashville 5al5 dis; Apalachicola
Treasury Notes par ia prem; Bills London 9agi prem:
Do on Franco d. 26i; Dollars Spanish lO4ulO6; Dol
lars Patriot premium; Doubloous, Spanish l6 10 10:
DuubLoons, iatrIo Is. 60aI 5.65.-Lgnr. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21

Valuable Property FOR sale.
INllE residence of the late VIM. c. Williams.
- b. Tor sale privately The any part II the garden
attached Appcr The bng All requisite out
houses ncnnr fine well Of There also. an Office NJ
achcd built NJ BRICK and Fire rr,of V,ut
The main building erected ot Ut The very materials that
could De procured here AMI n Fillmore time anil the ne
uor finished In elegant style lie ocaton sh street .4optr
e residence Of Mrs Daniel Call property . not oi y
The III Of November next Will then De for rent Applyto
au l"-u J. ADAMS SMITH
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Anftion Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Dunlop, sIoncurc a. Co.

FUTURE DAYS.
by Dunlop, Honcurc a Co.
Trust sale oil FurnIture, &c.
MEEK the authority of a deed Of trust, exc.
euisd by frctcriekW Knapp George W. Cooe and Jas
" Gardner dated 9TH October 1870 and duly recorded m nm. or
nee OF the Clerk of the Musings City Of Richmond
cash. at the store of Dunlop aoncute Co. on FRIDAY the s5
INST at 10 O'Clock snndy arties Furniture and
Dressing Bureau sofa Bookcase aBdSecreta Plated Cake Ba.
kes silver spoons &c, &c.
JAMES H. GARDNER Trustee.
Sale conducted by DUNLOP MoNCURE & co. Auets
l5-dIOt
RETAIL BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.
NOT sold pya-y before we shall offer 10 the b;vbe, b
ger az Public Auction the premises, oelock p NJ on
WEDNESDAY the s3d Of the present month"; Augus) fair II
the fair ay thereafter the p,k JIo
and Lot nearly opposite the sboe ROE Hin Tor Brar
@ tavern and now in the occupancy Mr. Chas
hri story Of which he conducts Dry Goods Business for
which Is well suited Terms known at the sale or upon
aPpieaton TO PHILIP VI TABB 4 SON.
au It'd DUNLOP MoNcURE q CO. Anei.
Rl Virtue OF two DEGREES of the Circuit Supe
nor Court Of Law and ChAncery County Henrieo
and City Of Richmond Gath Of December
ana % ION Of June ls4a we shall the 2S,h Of September
proceed 70 se AT pubic auction for cash. except
tenth part Of the purchase for months
wiz be given the valuable lot Of Land buildings ap
Ptenane' lying on the Basin IN the City Of Richmond
southeast termination OF and in the oceu
pahey Of Mr. Henry Johnson
HENRY L. BROOKE, To-.
au It'd. PHILIP HARRISON {comm'F'-
ny Davenport a Alien.
CERIES
ON THURSDAY 25th inst, o'clock our Aue
Store
10 hhds ". Orleans Sugar
100 bags Laguayra Coffee
DO
so do Java do
20 half pipes Whiskey
10 a.. pipes Por Wine
Is boxes Jackson's Candies
100 do Gunpowder Tea
half chests
80 hlids Bacon
pipes Gin
100 brown Soap
IL bbs Malaga Wine
10 do picked Pork
30 boxes Fays patent hard Candies
200 sacks salt prime order
TERNs-Under 500 cash-for 500 mos. credit
for approved paper. DAVENPORT & ALLEN
81 Aurt.
by Inloes * BroIher.
Lancaster, DENLY Cos Old Stand
GROCERIES,, dc.
onwEDNESDAY MORNING, August n AT Store ins
at 70 O'Clock we will sell without variety
Sc, part
10000 lbs Shoulder Bacon
- bags prime Coffee lava Rio
so do PhPniI Shot
IS bbls pure cider Vinegar
- doz sup. Bottled Porter
half pipe Genuine IL l.. l.. Chalenetr Brandy
Or. casks Wine
10000 Genuine Perez" Principe Cigars
Hyson Tea, Manufactured Tobacco
Common Cigars,
PATENT IRON CHEST.
WILDE added, patent iron safe, made by Scott
OF TERMs-Under slOO over months credit for ap-
proved eniorted notes
au 81 INLOES 4 BROTHER Auets
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Per Steamer llibernia, at Boston J
MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, August 4.
CoTToN, July 2lThe transaction in Cotton have been
on rather extensive scale this week. and market has
hnd firm appearance. Spectators, exporters, and the
irnoe have all purchased with confidence Prices gene.
rally have with steady support and for the Inidlny
qualities o American somewhat higher terms have been
paid though deemed necessary raise the sd Der
10 Bfazils remain steady The s1cs OF the week have
consisted Of 36,j5O baes, VIZ. 1850 American $50
Brozis, 200 Egyptian, ~ West ludio &C. and . 40
East India, &c. Included the foregoing arc ? 500 A.
mctican' taken by spcculalors
July %.
CorrovThc demand for Cotton has proved less extern
tive than during the preceding week but the mark has not
wanted trmncas, and the WHOLE fair amount of bust
has been transacted In a have our last
quotations been obtained for American descriptions Su.
rats have also supported their previous value likewise
have Brazil anu Egyptian, aud the lower qualities Of the
latter are less abund5nty offered ~ present,
The general opinion here regarding the crop is that
II will prove light one, which hod'is display
much confidence and prices Il is anticipated, have reached
the lowest point Of the Spectators purchased
S6OO American, and the sncs altogether, this wcrk, have
comprised 2, }70 bales Of which 2},p5O American
lI2l Brazil, ,l"n Esyptuu $50 West India Sc. and g..
600 East ludig. e.
August 81.
fair Of business has oken place in Cotton since
Friday, the 2oh uL Tho market has not exhibited any
new eaiurc nnd prices rcmain previously quoted. The
accounts by tho Overland Mail deemed favorable in
commercial point Of view, and calculated impart
compscd shout $4,000 bales, Of which spectators have
taken about 1890 bales
-Amorican-Thoro y n stendy business do.
ing IN Provisions prices firmly supported and although
me imports extensive the stock s fact reducing. New
Beef continues in good demand full prices the finest quail
tiles being most sought after Old Is still occasionally in.
CURED Not much New Pork coming forward, and very
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21

lNDlANA-Thcro is doubt in regard to the political
character OF the Legislature. 1t that the Wings
have elected one halt the members OF the Senate and
the Locooco papers claim to have elected the other %
Both parties claim the House of Representatives. il
was not certain which had II at the last There
are two or three Congressional districts still in doubt but
the Wings have cerainY elecied Pot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21

The Overland Mail arrived ut Malta on the 9th JULY
and at London the LIST inst. The latest dates from Ma
Gao wns April 10th. There IS little from China the
now Commissioner he Wing having arrived TO treat
with Sir Henry POngor. The Province Of Scinde was
nearly quiet SrChas Napier having made terms with most
OF tho chiefs Dost Nlohamed had arrived at Cabu and as
sumed the government without opposition.
In CHINA trade IL looking brskcr. Seven ships i'm the
Yang Ize hiang, were selling openly opium and British
goods They have been warned of by the authorities but
have persisted, they allowed continue their saes-
The Americans were busy smuggling, aud British goods
said be scarce.
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Opposite Shockoe Ware-touse.
81 They sell Tobacco Wheat and Flour upon all of which the
make liberal advances. -, 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21

French brandy and Old whiskey, sc.
y QUARTER casks Fronch Brandy, very low
- IN close consignment
70 bbls Old Whissry. IN years old
IN III oh Peach Brandy
Port Wine Ciciv Madeira, Mu.cat in boxes
30 bbb Nnegsr-or sale.
JNyTa WINSTON
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To LNViLIDS.
Years Old PORT WINE.

SALT.
400 SACKS SALT, afioat for sale BY
100 jcl3 DAVENPORT A ALE
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per NtberaIe aseobactter
Neabima, BEN 23. N1ai 1913.

GF9ie 7te Drummer ees "Nsbliebsn Scrs
itbsrs" 1T bsreits in perlsstsr oGods srfbisnsn.
9as @ribeneu Der stsn Drummer lit stnastre>
tsnsr Spinosrnii1s Wsssn um sinise Sage peripd<
tet bob ,piro eisitlbs in ben Isstsn Sagen bic.
fer QEobe erfbeinen.
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fur bic Sequeblibfeiten Der pafasiere
psr'penoen. = Der 6erfules miro bon
Gapitdn 9. IS. 6lopo, befeblist Der, in
oieien Gespdner als Elm in ieber 8esiez
bun9 tidtieer unb selpanoter Seemann
uno d6ter GbrensM sMann befannt 1T. (ib.
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Id)en 6anolun9.
WiIfesbarre, D1ai IL.


Ginpreoi9er EFT unfen.
-Gs miro uns oieie 8obe sur fbmer3=
tiben aufsabe, ben traurieen 500 oes
Gbrp. Carl S6medenbeber, tpelber Dor
einisen Bo6en bier preoiete an3uSeisen.
Derielbe fano fein @rab i'm @ai1er, unb
bic nabern umifdnoe oes Sorfaas wuroen
uns fol9enoermaben erddblt:
9err S6medenbeber wotlte auf ieiner
9eimrelfe Don bier (fein 8obnort mar in
Gberrp Sounfbip> epeon,ine Sauntp)
our6 bic Maboopanp Grief, in @pomins
eauntp, lpel6e sur 3eit Sienlib bob mar,
reiten; fein pfero fonnte aber Dem Strom
nibt mioerffeben, tuelber es cine Strede
NIT fortrib; 6err Sbmedenbeeber belt
ilb ieoob an einem @ebdlb feft uno fam
eludlib 'pieoer ans ltfer, oud fein pferb
fbafTte ftb tpieoer beraus. Ct sine bier=
out in Elm 5aus, 100 ct feline &teioer trods
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Gin Tino tcbt sefebiassn. --eins gennee.
tieut 3eitans meIbet folssnbe entfestiete
stat: I'm Z. bes perisen D1cnats mabreno
oes srcben Setneclturmes risf cine Trau
Dlcore, beren ebemann attpsfsno rpar, eini.
sc Sla6barsfrauen 3u fleb, Tim ibr Elm Waae,
fben, peIetss be Samilie al Rinoesttatt an.
sehr'''men bate unc pas pl6slieb sstterben
mar hslten aas5ulessn O7an wunoerte fleb
ellss'nsln "ber oas febnsae .5inftetcen pes
O'a'eeehs' Gas Sor einem cber a,pei 9asen
no1 III Der tlhbsnrlten 8eIunpbeit sefeben
m"roe 'lno temsrtts ater au6 ;usleieb Sci,
ebsn oct DaIbbanoluns al pem S5rps- pe(Te(,
ben. 9Dssen bes au6erorpentlietsn fdtfeet.
ten 2Settsrs ,pnrre Die 9aebe niht peiter
ausseflrsnst, tis por unssfabr prsi 1soebsn
enellfb oas Serh6t sn ben Obrsn Der Ssreet.
t'sfslt erana. rpcrauf per SSrrer ses Sinoes
untsriubt uno Waeams O7oore perbaftet
murpe. ee iebeint, bat Der O1anu Iebr Oft
anf Dem sanse tettelte uub 1h blino ttsute
nno oab Rino bon 0aebbarslem.en aefraat
'puroe cb ee bel Wlabame Osccre fehfafr,
'perauf eaifelte antrpcrtetc: ~ sSa, ausaencm.
men 'penn Bet GARNER s, ba it," Dies fam
benz 9Sette ;u obren unn mar Die ltrfaebe
Der sraufamen Moretbat. @ie tebauptet a.
tsr nun, saB sas Ximp sisenfumis se,psIsn
isI nnp babe nibt bic Sitel lelen ,ponen!!
(Oemctrat.
=NE=
Ger Shasmeilter oes Staate 4rfanfas
pa: isine lansen Singer natb Der 9taatsfad.
seitreft nno 1T ee6,pesen um sinise 9aufenp
5u tur5. Ills man lbm eeu Sormurf matbte,
le9ts er ieln Nmt neber. OBJ man bem arcseu
Sftnrten ianfen ldst, unp bafur einen Glei,
asn han9t, 1T nod unbeitiumt.
ct. $oui 8, Wai Aim IHoutaa u,
tsno erfbob elm junser mann bie0ser Stast,
9lamens S. II. Dsms, sinen anosrn junasn
Olann Don Saltmrre, 0lamene 9. 81. 6tes
penlon i'm blefasn ltnton 5otel.-Seipe mas
rem nur ieir etnt9en Stunocn nit einanesr
tetannt. Semls mar fstrunfcn nup woute
lth nltbt 5n .Sett trinsen ladrm. Sabei fubr
ct nit elntm selaoeuen pittrl lumber, uup
ftob Stepenfcn, Der lteb um lbn bsmlibte, i'm
Sanmel III pte Sslte, tab CT naeb ipeuiaeu
Winuten ftarb. Stab Der 8rrnnterIuebuna
pcr Dem Srsocnerlbter mu6te Semls $1,000
caution ifellcu.
Cine SrIanpifhe @sieHftaft IpG sinen
Strit sanoes am 2SaIpipineonhuGe in Soma
an9etauft baben, prbn fte bnnen 2 Jabreu
10000 emisranten BON SrIanp III (enpen
9ersHFen. pbiIp. Demoerat.
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Oielleid)t Gin n1oro.-gins aenGe Nrau
pumnsl ffarb fiirjlib in abanOn @auntp unb
,rures bs9raben. Die obnaltenoen llrnifdnbe
srrsatsn Ssrbabt baE ibr SOB burb Gswalts
tbatsn psranlast wuros, pssbalb Der Rbrpsr
tplsesr ausg9raben unb eine @cronsrs Yelids
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$ancaiter, W1ai 16.

<"hlaItttI -OtaI 10.
. b e.-Sn Der porle stenSamftaas
Gobt broben Diebe in bic Collectors
Nmt6ltute am 3ieeelspese o(lbier. Sbre
Seute iiel et.pos maocr aus, inoem iie
bios ettpa finf Gboler in Silber uno Elm
Seluet Wamn1s 5u rauben i'm Stanoe tpa=
ren. Sn oer namli6en Nabt wurbe
curb Olebe Elm Serfub oemabt in ben
ubrenmo6er eooen Der 6erren So1epb
Gberman uno Sobn. in oer Noro Suien=
itrabe Su breben inoem lie cine Sefnuno
our6 Den Seniter(aoen mabten, ourb
rpelbe iie permutblieb bofFten bic oen Gae
tiber i'm Senftes bdnsenoen Sadubren
er9reifen 5u f5nnen. Die ubren paren
ieoob oes Qbenos aus Dem 8enfter eenom=
men uno ionitrpo perlpabrt sporben. 70
bab ss cen Oieben oelans bios einiee 2lr.
tlfel BON 9erinoem 8ertbe gu iteblcn. Die
pieoerbolten Seriube sum ndbtlihen
Ginbru6. tpelbe felt furiem in unierer
Staot eemobt lporoen iino, icllten unlere
Sur9er beneeen 9e9en oieie SpiBbu ben
auf ibrer 0utb su fein. (Solfsfrcuno.
6 beli6eeie b e.-2(mSreitao0sabt
mabte su gteu yorf Gin Spanier, 9tamens
6ernonoe5. Der in Der Wafbiu9ton Strabe
einen Giearrenl aoen bieIt, einen moroeri=
fben Qn9riff auf oas eeben ieines Beibes.
Gr brahte oemfelben mebrere Stide bel.
tpopon Stpei in bic ~8rult elmer in ben
gtaden oinoen. uno er9rifT alsoann bic
Sludt. Giferiubt par Die ltriabe oleier
unmenIbliben 6anolun9.
=l=
wiIeesbarre, Dlai IL.
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Sreies Defebt.-9sr @bitor BON Osaa
point Iesralb srSablt fclseness Mdbrbsn.
nSor eini9er 3st rsi'ten mir purb bie1en
Staat unb beim 9unfslmerbsn famen mir in
Elm Stdetbsn, no 9srats cine Babl tattfanb.
llnfsrs aufmsrfiamfs,t murbs ourtb cine ercse
W1snihsnmafs errsst psltbe iib auf bem cfs
fsntltbsn S'sred bibt suiammsnbrdnsts, unb
Ipir srfubren balo oas Elm Gsftbt Die llrlabs
mar. 9SdDreno mir in an9smsiknsr 8srns
osm Gpsftafe! juiabsm rttsn spsi Srsmcs
bsran ,pcpcn elmer bonn pferbs fprana, fsinsn
Ncd ausica unb pbns sinsn NueenbId 3sit Sa
psrliersn slsib i'm bititsn @ebrdnss mar. "
ber aae Sbldesr fsIen nun fossitb tber ibn
bsr uno in spsnis Minutsn fam sr ais elm gut
burb9sprissltsr &srl ,pisber beraus. gein
@efdbrts, Der wdbrene ber sanjcn 3sit Dem
9inse nit erC6en grifaunen sussfsben bate,
rsbsts bann unb fa9te su ibm: uQSas in allsr
9Selt, Dill! ib mens bu rparif gan; fremb
bier, mas batteif eu NIT Der Yrlsslsi su tbun :?
"9SeG, itb bin a." ant,portste SiG, inbem ct
iib eas Slut aus oem @sltbte milbts, vabsr
ib bab' semeent fea Ding DO wdr frsi unb bo
MOTT ib os sfbdnJ bams.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

The Committee for the reception OF Henry
Clay assembled on Wednesday evening for
the purpose Of making arrangements to re-
ceiye Mr.. Clay in a becoming manner, and
tender TO him the Inequalities Of the city.
Oh motion Col. A Malta was appointed
Chief Marshall, and y. i. Avery and A. Reid
were appointed Deputy Marshalls.
Re8ofpca-That on The arrival Of Mr.. Clay,
he be waited on by The CommilIe" Of Arrange
ments, and also by GenI. +. Thomas, Col. j.
Hicky and JUDGE Tessrer-opc Of whom will
offer 10 Mr.. Clay, IN hehalfof the citizens of
Baton Rouge, D welcome to our city.
aReOiecd-Thnt the Volunteer and Fire
Companies, and The citizens Of this and the
adjoining Parishes be requested 10 join in The
procession. which will form at the steamboat
landing, at 9b'clock, A. NJ.
P"ogrnnme Of Mc Proression.
|. Marshal and Dehuty Marshall.
.. VoIunteer aud Fire COMPREHENSIVE
music.
3. Mr.. Clay with others in u Barouche.
4. Committee of Arrangements in a Ba-
rouche.
E. Judges and Officers Of the Court.
g. Mayor and Council Of the city. M
7. Officers Of the Army.
e. Strangers and Citizens.
9. Officers and Students Of the College.
10. Deputy Marshall.
The procession. on n given signal, will
move up Water street to North street. up
North to Lafaynttp-down Lafayette to the
Bonievard-down Boulevard 10 Main street
/ up Main 10 Conyention-up Convention to
Third-up Third 10 Church strect-down
Church to Majn-up Main street to the resi-
dence Of John BUTLER. Esq.
JAS. COOPER, Chairman,
IL. w Tsr... G-,.,I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
N--sASsIa--9ss
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PROBATE SALE,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.

Tvs :" last baIfh rouge.
Will be sold by the undersigned ParfSh
Judge on Monday, the 30th of January, 1S4S,
the hereinafter described property, belonging
to the Succession Of the late Mrs. Cassandrs
Wutten deceased, VIZ
The Plantation wherein the deceased TO-
sided, csnfaing 600 acres Of land. of whic.
300 are in cultivation, together with all tho
improvements thereon.
Another tract Of land adjoining the forego-
ing, containing more or less, about $50 i'm
proved and cleared, at about 20 miles cast of
this town.
Moreover 1G hands Of both sexes.
100 head Of cattle.
Farming utensils Of every description.
2 mules and 5 horses.
There is on The plantation n good cotton
gin and corn mill.
1be sale is to take place on the premises,
on tae following terms, VIZ:
The landed estate at one, two, three, four
and five years credit. the slaves at one, two
and three years from the date, the personal
! property for all sums of $50 and under that
amount-casii over that amount-one years.
credit; purchaser TO furnish endorsed nstes
payable IN Bank, and mortgage till final pay
fnent. Gil TESTER. p.J
December Both, 1916. dec 81 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE

idrtSh OF west baton Rouge.
BY virtue of an order from the probate court
in and for the above parish, will be sold, by
the undersigned judge and e~x-oficio auction
Ger, on
MoVDAr, 10th January, 1e43,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, on the premises, the pro-
perty hereinafter described belonging to the
community that existed between CIotllde He
bert and the late Jean Marie Templet, her hus-
band, to wit: q
a piece Of land situated in this parish, TWEEN
ty-tiTe arpcn's from the Mississippi river. on
which the deceased resided, containing one
arpent and a half front by fifteen depth in pa
aIleI lines.
Also, two cows with their calves, and some
other horned cattle, furniture, farming utcn-
sis, etc.
CondH oos.-The lands payable by thirds, in
March, 1914. March,, 1845, and March, 1916,
and the movable effects in March next-the
whole in notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing tn per cent interest after due, and speclal
mortgage on the land until full payment.
dec II as L FAFROT, P
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.

"" Ut 7Hy D"'"T FF7VEE'
BY virtue of a writ of commission issued
from the Honorable Probate Court in and for
tho parish and city Of New Orleans, will be
sold by the undersigned Parish Judge, on
Wednesday, the first day Of February. 1913,
between the usual hours Of sale, at the Court
House in the town Of Baton Rouge, The fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the
succession Of The Iale Henry D. Grand-Pre,
deceased. viz;
A piece Of ground in the Corporation Of Ra-
Ton Rouge near Spanish Town, containing
four arpents more or lcss--boun aided north by
lands formerly belonging to l.. de GraDd-Pre
south by Anthony Grass-east by J. b. Ca.
vana. and West by lands Of the United States.
Terms Of sHle-Cash,
dec 81 ~ CU. TESSIEH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
NOTICE.

Captain c.. Laurent, lately arrived from
France, and retiring from the command of the
steamer Clipper, takes this opportunity to re-
turn his most sincere thanks to his numerous
trends and acquaintances, for past favors, and
respectfully informs them and the public in
general that he has formed a co-partnership
with his nephew, G. Gaschet de Lisle, for the
transaction of a General Commission and
Forwarding Business. They hope by a strict
attention and the knowledge they have Of the
market, to obtain the most advantageous prl-
ces for all kinds Of Produce shipped to their
consignment.
C.LAURENT GASCHET DE LTsLE.
No. Is, Front Levee, between BienyiIle and
Soha Sfeets. dec 81 IF ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
december 81 ~
A OF MISSISSIPPI.
TUEIcA CoUErT.
Court, October Term, Ammo Down,
1910

lENICA tOEbTI
Circuit Court, October Term, Ammo Downi
1912.
Injunction Bill in Chancery.
Barbara G.. Matthews, Complainant, versus
James Brewer and Rice Bourland, Defts.
This day cam the Complainant by her At
torney, and on motion, it appearing to the sat-
~isfaction Of the Court, that the said Defend
ants are both non-residents of this State, to
wit: that the said James Brewer is a citizen
Of the town Of Baton Rouge, in the State Of
louisiana; and the said Rice Bourland is a
citizen Of Henry County, Tennessee--It ia
therefore ordered by the Court, that p~ubliea-
ton be made in some Newspaper published in
tine town or parish of Baton Rouge, tn the
said state Of Louisiana ; and alse in the News.
paper published in the town Of Huntingdon,
Carroll County. Tennessee, it being the adj
joining County to Henry County, atleast three
months, weekly, before the sitting of this
Court, on the first day Of said term, and plead
answer or demur to said Compliments Bill,
otherwise the same will be taken for confess
ed against said defendants, and the cause SCI
for hearing er parte.
Copy teste,
JAS. Nc PETERSON,
L. I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Baton Rouge Col
lege are informed that the annual election for
Administrator for this Institution will take
place on ""oo- -ac the I'd of January next, a.
Mr.. L. Bonnecaze's from i2 o'clock, A. NJ,
until 2 o'clock P. M, in conformity With the
act Of incorporation.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
December Ssth, 1872 w. JOYCE,
dec 3l-lt ~ Secretary
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
ARRIAGE

The subscriber having
CS employed several first rate
ID workmen from Newark, N.
e2~9s&s7J J. and ENLARGED, his accom-
modatIons, Is now prepa ed TO repair carriages
Of every description with neatness and des-
patch. A few sets Of Northern made har-
ness for sale, at invoice prices. Also on
hand and completing m assortment of cherry
and ponIar bedStoads for sale low. 4 share Of
patronage is solicited.
aug 90 % w. F. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher respectfully tender their
tharksto their patrons for the encouragement
which they have received the last year, and
feeling DESTROYS that their terms should suit
the exigency of the times, the charge for board
and tuition will hereafter be but $3.50, per an
mum. Tuition in English, from SIX to ten dol
lars per quarter. A music teacher has been
engaged who will pay particular attention to
the vocal and instrumental music of her pu-
pills No effort will be spared ON the part Of
the Teachers to merit the appreciation of those
who may place their daughters under their
care. dec 3l-tf ~