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RAILrROAD-ITES.

We learn from the Concord IN. H.
Statesman that the route from Concord to
Lebanon has been surveyed, with highly
satisfactory results. That paper suggests
that the road will be carried through, I'M
less prevented By the radiedlism Of the Ne,0
Hampshire lOcofoeOs. We are sorry to
say that some locofocos in Vermont; are of
this stamp; fortunately for that party, not
all of them. The people on the route,
Wings and locos, will cheerfully dispose
of their lands even without an act of in
corporation-thus providing that they do
not thank their locofoco Legislators for a.
nv interference We shall endeavor to
give the article of the Statesman hereafter.
Vt. Watchman.
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.

y
able Return ofitke Tories to Po,cer!
We are indebted to Mr. George Ross, of
Kingston, who came to this place yester-
day afternoon in the steamer princess
Royal" for the intelligence of the COM
Plete overflow of the Reform Ministry in
Canada. Every member of the Cabinet,
except one, resigned on the 9th inst
The precise causes of this explosion have
not yet been made public. Hon. VIM.
Morris, a leading tory, had been sent for
from Brockville, and it was generally sup
posed that new administration would be
formed under his auspices. This is the
most important event that has taken place
since the Union of the two provinces. The
tories are in ecstacies. They look upon
this as the end ofFrench influence, which
has prevailed to such an extent since the
Union went into operation Most of the
measures originated and matured by the
Reformers will fail if the Tories succeed
in establishing their power. The General
Amnesty for political offences, contempla-
ted by the late administra ton, will receive
no favor at their hands. 1t remains to be
seen whether their misrule will drive the
people into rebellion again.
Parliament will probably be dissolved,
and new General Election ordered.
Albany Advertiser.
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ting this deepest strain Slavery upon the
character of our country, and remove all
cause OF reproach of it by foreign nations
III could be instrumental of Kidding, of
TINS . foul blot, that revered State (Virginia)
that gave me birth or that not less below.
ed State (kentucky) which kindly adopt.
ed me her son, | would not exchange the
proud satisfaction which | should enioy for
all the honors or all the triumphs ever de,
creed to the most successful conqueror.'
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TIE CANADIAN TARIFF. A bill is un-
der discussion in the Canadian Parlia.
ment 10 increase the tariff Of duties upon
certain agricultural articles imported from
the United States. We copy the. follow.
ing from the bill. We cannot express an.
y opinion of the fate Of this bill, though
the resolutions declaring it expcdieni pass
ed. The proposed duties are in sterling
money:
o. every horse mare or gelding impor-
ted into the province, 30s. On every colt
and foal unde: two years old do 15s. On
every mule or ass ditto IS. On every bull
do l5s. On every OK four years old, ditto,
los. On every steer, heiEer and COW, un-
der four years old, do, los. On every calf
do under orc year, IS. On every sheep
do, Is. On every lamb, do. Is, On ev-
cry hog or swine, do. Is. On every goat
and kid, Is. On poultry do 10 per cent.
On every quarter of barley IS. On ditto
Of rye and peas, IS. On ditto. of oats, Is.
On every 100 lbs. meal IS.
On every cwt. bran and shorts Sd. Or
every ton of hay 6s. On ditto of straw,
IS. On each Id of hops 81. On every
bushel Of potatoes, Sd. On all ucnumera-
ted vegetables, . per cent. ndvalnrum.
On cured bacon and hams IS. On every
cwt. of fresh meat, As. On DO Of sailed
or cured do. Is. On do OF butter. 2s On
do Of cheese, IS Cd. On do of lard, IS
On eggs IA per cent. advalorem.
This is the Stree trade" doctrine, that
The British get up for home consumption
that for expectation is different thing
altogether.
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Tupe-!Setting Machine.-Mr. ]. V. Ford,

Iype-Setting MdchiRe.-Mr. }. V. Ford,
of this city, has been engaged for several
years in bringing to perfection a type-set-
ting and distributing machine of his own
invention, which he has at length compile
ted.
The machine is operated by means of
keys moved like the keys of piano forte
the movement of each key depositing
the required letter in its proper place. 1t
will set $50 types in minute. A Partic-
ular description of this machine is with
held at present for obvious reasons. In
the course of few weeks a full descrip-
ton of it will be laid before the public.
Mr.. Ford will carry his machine to New
York this day, for the purpose of submit
ting it to the inspection of those who feel
an interest in improved systems for labor
saving. Troy Wing.
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loyal party is be represented in the new
cabinet"
The Rochester Democrat says -
This is Inc most important event that
has taken place since the Union Of the two
provinces The Tories are IN ecsacies
They looked upon this as the end Of French
Influence, which has prevailed To- such an
extent since the Union went into operation.
Most OF The measures originated and ma.
tured by the Rcformers will fail ifthe To-
rles succeed in establishing their power.
the General Amnesty for political often.
ces contemplated by the late a1ministra>
ton. will rec w. 10 favor at their hands,
1t remains 10 be seen whether their mis-
rule will drive the people into rebellion a.
gain.
Parliament wi probably be dissolved,
and a new General Election ord En-
ed.
A Kingston correspondent of the Toron
to ColOrist ascribes the resignation of the
cabinet Ministers to difference of opin.
ion on the subject of the Executive patron.
age; the Governor General claiming the
right to dispose of it at his own pleasure,
aud the Cabinit insisting on their right to
at least an equal ifnot superior voice in
its distribution.
IL is Unlimited, however. that a more i'm.
poriant subject is involved--no less than
the principle of responsible government.
which is hinted. Sir Charles MetcaIf is
disposed to throw over board, rs impraclia-
Bile in a colony.
We perceive that Judges Macanley and
Jones have been caleb to the E,rcu'ivo
Council-we presume in addition TO the
Cabinet Ministers.
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Mr.. Willis Hall will leave this for mild
er climate in a few days. He has taken
passage in the Christoval Colon, which
sails hence on the 12ht. We sincerely
hope that all the advantages expected to be
derived from this voyage may be realized
by Mr.. Hall and his numerous friends.
". y. Express.
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EX-NO-GOV. DORR.

We observe that several of the locofoco
papers are shedding tears apparently, to
be sure-we don't think they weep much
in secret, over the recent arrest of Thorn
as Wilson Dorr, quasi Governor of Rhode
Island. Now let us see about it sundry
Dorrites have already been arrested, found
guilty of treason, and have been pardoaed.
With this knowledge, Dorr voluntarily
goes to Providence, knowing that he must
be arrested-but also perfectly confident
that he will be tried, convicted and par
doned. We say perfectly coufdent-for
the miserable coward, who sneaked away
at the first flash of his own gun-powder,
never would trust himself in the hands of
the government of Rhode Island, unless
sure of being leniently treated. This hap
pened also on the eve ofthe New York and
Massachusetts, elections, and straitway the
locofoco newspapers hold up Dorr as a
martyr, and the Government of Rhode
Island as tyrannical and cruel. On the
whole, it is tolerably cute locofoco trick,
to get up bit of sympathy pro tempore,
and catch few votes. Dorr will not be
harmed. VI. WatchmaR.
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much service TO the CALHoUa's men. In
keeping Mr.. MARTIN VAN BUREN's head
above water, in he recent contest, they
kicked CALHoUN's under %
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The Boston Atlas opens the discussion
in Boston BY publishing letter on the sub
ject of the two proposed routes through
Vermont. Wdtchman.
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Beauty in The face of woman, and folly
IN their hearts. are two worms that fret
life and waste goods.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11
A WIS.

lie Capjtaine &. LAURENT, Giant derniere-
ment arrive de France, eft Sc retGrant dn ba-
teau a vapeur Clipper, prend eetle occasion
de reteurner ses stnceres refaercirnens a SEES
AIMS ct connaissances, pour les faveurs ac-
cordees par lie passe, ct les informe respectful
easement ct lie public en- general quill s'es-
associG avec son neveu Gashet de L'lsle com-
me marcbands commissionnaires, lis esperent
par IN prompte attention ct une parfaite con-
Nuisance des marches, obtenir des prlx les
plus avantageux pour toute sorte de prodnits
qui ieur seronf consIgncs.
C. LAURENT & GAsHET DE Isle,
No. IS Front Levee, between BIenvilIe and
dec 81 AZ Cont street.
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Fiat DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du 'Irolsiene Observation-Disclosures
d'Itst Baton Rouge.
William Flower,
Arnatln Duplantier Of q

Agrlstin DupIantier OF al
I'm vertu dun writ dc heri facias lance
dane 10 process ci-deeanr, ct adreaat al shtrtf
dc Ia ~paroisae d'F.Bt Baton Rouge, par Fhono.
rnble c. tr di troisitme d,atricl, date ct pour
la dite p]aroisee, il sera vendn en- ven'e pub.
lIque,
sAMEpr, lie ] ayfil proclaim, Isi3,
j In mason dc cour dans Ia vile de- Baton
Rouge, ~cotnncncant a II henres du mailn,
toug les droitF, tires ct prcien'innH dn de-
fendeur, A, DnpIanlier, dams ct a une cerialne
nrereasc, notnmt ClarlsFa, agfe dc ans.
Satsie pour satIsfaire une obligation dc IL
moiA latte eli donnte dams le process ci.de.ens.
Conditions dc Ia ventc-catnptant Sans eva
luarien. l.. e. MORRIS.
25 few 3 DGpute Sheriff.
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All PUBLIC.

Les aenssignts ont lorina hns soelAia sous
In raissn de Pike g. Babips eotitia ltarebaiits
eominiHsionnaitea. lis pertsrot,l Ia plus gfahde
attention i reeevolr 1T snbar1uer dn cotton
lis hufbnt t%euiuIfs en- main tin assortment dc
maerhandtsas d'hAbitatieii hushi Cords ct
Toile d'Emba1laas qu'ils v~endfont a dos Pris
atissi bss dn'auet11 atltfs dams eette vile.
Ausotibt que Ia salson do cotton s'oaYfira,
lis ser6nt prtrafts Il aeheter on falrs des
aVaness sur du edtofi. En4folifltant niis Pof-
lion du patronage public, lis penyent hssiifot
eeux dui leur e6hfieteiit lsur= hffattss, au1ls
reeevront l'attsntien Ia plus tssiAtis.
lis tieinent lenf maeasin rue de FEelfss
deux p"rfes a Feet du maeasih eIadeyant oe'
enpd pst James ManFker,
w. e, PIKE.
IL INLET. % IT. Y gABiN.
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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 piastrss par AIMEE, don't trois az
commencement du dernier stmestre, Les
personnes qui par me raison quelconque, ju-
geraient convenable de 2iscontipuer leur abon-
nement. devront en- donner avis avant Ia ha
de Pannee, au cas- contraire, elles seroiit Goa
sldt.rees CONNIE le renouveilant.
Les Avis Sc paierent della nlaniere suitarte
sayoir Les avis fui n'sxcaderont pas douze
lienes- gu qui seroEt moindres, Sc PaIerort
USz FEAsrEE pour Ia premiere insertion, e.
80 cEsTs pour chaque repetition les avis
plus longs suiyant Ia meme ragls.
Tout Avis. a noins qu'on he fcrdorne au-
trement, sera public Ell Fraacaiz ct us An
glais, CT paye sur ehacune des dsax langues.
jusqu'a &c gull so.t retire.
Pour tots les avertissenesns o~ficieis, lea
officers en- seront personns}lenent resPen
sables. eft sis reflsaieat den prerare Ia res-
oonsibilite, de tells avis ne ~seraisnt publsfs:
.n'antsat eps lie paies1sat "a gs.st asH IRE
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E,... az. .4A LOUISIANA.
payoisse II E,st baton Rpnge@~doW da
Ttbi4,fntc instruct.
t,aHaup de lFtuiyl 10
10 IoursIatle.
$500

Va No $500.
Moses /. Maehrf. 81
Matilda Flewar, ga ihh'aei
I'm vaftn dun ertlfe do ffsri fafias lance
dams 10 process fi-tieHs,is, par lbehofable e"ur
sus .tietttiontf Of hIreFsh hi shtflf de IN
psreiHEa d Est Baton Rouge, II s"Fa expose ea
gettts pnhilrte, ,au
EAMtbl. | aqfil proclaim, ls43,
/ ID nafspn do tnur dams IN Wills de baton
ftatipa, eotutnnneant Il II lsufes du nihtln
ts,,a los Jtails. titrt 81. int refs at prtteDttoits
dos i iaIiaenre datts le prafes cizdessas desi*
pna. dane OF a In pfopFth'h tl.aPrss deffIte
TN certain moroccan dc tetfs sitht dams
cstla rareese. sur II rigjafe Cetnite, COME
nsrt tfaia cents vingt brpnts, borne A loosat
mr. h ttqtffe ComIte, i Fest paf teffes dc
William Iiawnr, ai sud par In Roche, ct Az
noYl par I,lark Water Cfsak, avse tettes les
batiasaa 81 authorizations 9ni pc tfeuteil eur ie
dit moroccan de terfe.
Do pjns, les e~selayes ~ei.apras dtsignts
Ned are d'envifa1 AZ ans, Tom 20. KITTY
~. Elijah 40, AIeline II. Jordan ID Nelly
10. Robert 7. Penny 60, Eme)ihe y, DER
Roberts 80. I1ifk Cotten 40, Hddy I'D, sajly
80. 81 Jerry agt d'epyifon 10 ans.
aalsi pour satisfsire 10 ingetnsnt, ihtdret 81
frHis daHs IL process eizdsssts.
Conditions dc Ia yente-f o%fnpfhnt.
L. &. NORRIS.
ob few. 3 Dep. abtfif.
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VDl'rUREs. !

lie soussient ayan engage d'eafe1lens ell
vriefs dc Newark, ~ j., 81 hggrandl son ttas
basement 6st pfft d fare tbuteH series dc ft-
parat tens aux ~voifures dams le tnellleuf genre
ct Ia plus court dslai, II sollieits tine portion
du patronage public
Ausst, III assortment de harhhls. fabftqutE
All nofd, a yahdfe aux pfiG eebiant.
Des bois do Its de eftlsier ct prupltsr h
vetdrs i bas ptix.
20 aont. ~ WIN. y, TTNNARD.
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AVIS.

I.s Doetsur JoHH &. Williams. sfEe In.
services dc sa profession aux habitans dc RAtar
R6ags at dos s]nvirohs CONNIE il n aeaua.
ups tongue experience dams 10 tfaitement dos
maiadies du sud, ayant p~fefesst eomtns mA.
deeit, ttiifurGiah 81 aeeouthenr, (~pendant plus
do aus,) ayec success, il espats tntrttsr aBs
portion du patronage public. II E~'aeauik
terra fdtletneht des degoifs de 81 protests e
OF sos pris sefeht mis- 4 la pertts de IL Fsuu-
re des temps.
L. DR., w Be rendra i6us lss iotirs b Ha-
ton Rouge, h moins Gull ns soit retsnu par
les deyoirs do Ell profession IN stn absence,
i pfls d'adfesser tots les srdres ut cemnunt-
c~ntions All tnagasin do Messrs. J. u h r..
Phillips & Go.
Arlington, ls D Juliet is42, M
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mARcHANDIsEs NOuvELLEg.

MARCHANDISES NOUVELLEg.
lie goussigue Went de receiver ct refoit en-
core un assortment compile de maFchhndtSes
d'htver, ronaIstant Embellishments poar nom
mes tells quo chapeaax, casquettss, s%onlerf.
etc, de differences qualities etde marehandlaes
dc fantaiaie pour darees telles que 'noasselines
dc Idiue. merinos, draps, caslfaIrs} Ct s~atinets-
cgtonades, cofons bIanchls ct non blanchds etc,
II vendra les marchandises cf-dessas CONNIE
4 son ordinatre b bon raarche pour do comp
tant, ct invite ses amis ct cosnaissances ct 10
public en- general a venjr examiner son sssor-
tinent b son magasln, rue Lafayette.
81 oct. 81 d. SANGER.
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8 II. EHtrIHy, avaaAt, ste, pfattahsrs dams
lss eour aes tfoisiams. gaatfi8tne, et huitiofne
districts iudieiaifss. Nil
'fou ss Afialres e%onftes 4 PCS soins resss
vront l'atteniign la plus assldus. II tisnt son
bureau 8 Haion lsopge. 10.
IL upvembfe, 40
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A us.

LIE DR.. Wilcox saisi cette occasion de re-
mercler ses ainis ct ses pratIques pour Fen
couragement liberal gull a reeu de leur part.
ct CONNIE il quite cette parolsse. il recon-
mande d ses pratiques lie DIR. 2. NJ. FINDERS.
un jeune medecin mtrltant leur confance, a
tous egards.
Ceux qui doivent au DR.. w. pr obligation
Oh autrement son invites a venir rfgler avec
]. M. Brunei, qui est charge de llquider ses
complies. II jan Oh
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pAQUEHOT HEGGLfEI',
Pour In NomcIIr Oribaas, Port Hudson,
Bay0u Sara RI poiHtG Coupff.


Pour In NonreIIr Oritaa#, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sna RI potnfe Coupfe.
a44M IL eapttams Ilnrt y
VT aatAsgs, pho"neur d''nfofi"er HeH
netsf BRILLIANT n iris Ia place dn Pm
s1As, partaut tous los Mefcrsdl fnatln 8 10
tet,rsr ct on Restaurant part dc bayou sara.
teue los s3ntnsdls Il Ia m6me heure. II s'hf@
rfts b Baton Rouge, Gil r%no1tanf, Vsrs In
pointe dli jour. le Ieudi matin, s~tspasse on
descendant, entrf 4 8 q leures ls San6ft
soir. Pour fret o., pasHage, s'adresEera bord,
Nous fecomnhudel CO bateAu All phblie.
In eoaue, los mtcnntqnea ct les tneuhles
sont neufs il pos z6de EuaH's Sa(rtg paitfs
pour empecler I'explosion dos bontIIotres,
| alnsi du'une pornpe q feu CT dos iuyauE' lie
| pnnt suptrleur est eli fer pour empfcher I'm
rendle. Il gougerpe avec des ~eltasnes ct # 3
bord III hfc b0at qti peut eontentr 10 "u ~
per onnea. On ma tpargnt nj temps, nj ar-
gent ponf assufer In soliditt, Ia honte ot Ia
| vttesse lie &c bateaus gus $50 prpprtft,lres
| n'hf silent tuIlefusnt a offftr al pubic ththtns
r. metlIe1r bateau fui AIT lanals tat ces Vp'
wages. w sept %
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Agi@.

Los Heussients tugss ds paie, ont odveft
le4r bureau d8ta 10 rue Lafayette, gu face de
In uaisnii du 1nge Tessirr, ct stiss porte 81"
dsssuz de NJ, William Gill. ct lis otfrsht leurs
services III public OF analits de jugas dc pnis
stsd'Ageus en- general
lis l,ortefdtif lfattention In plus assidiia htS
s~ffatteH q1j lntir sefottt cetflass.
f6Hditipns-Au compliant,
AUD DUpfANTiER,
q ayriI D MANUEL, MORENO,
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EpAVE.

ArrAft par Reml Doirop, h Q miles att-
desaora de- Baton Rouge, eur le neuve, un
Cfevai bal, age dc q d 7 ans, Ii pautnes do
haut, il ma aucuno ttnmpo visible Dne barre
blanche de toutG Ia lonRueur dc Ia toto, le
pied dc derrl6rc gaache blanc, ct a IN tpar-
yin al. deaatls du sabot. Le proprlftalre est
rcanla dc ie retirerc onformtnent i Ia loi.
i oct 50 J. IiUESTON, Rangenr.
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EPtCERIEsy EpfrERfEs,

Quafants bafils d'escsllsnts bisrs de-
Dayton. =
100 faissss do win .
in grand assortment dc lard Ell d'spitsriss
en- CENTRAL,
Tu assortment tie bbnnss tharrues
Charlton dc Pittsbottrg, Sable, Htsine, Goa-
Jran, Cihnx, &c, retstamufen nj en- tbnth d dss
pftz modsrts par Q
4 luin II A. MONTAN.
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aSHness-~ IL public est res-
IA. peefueueemcut infefut
LlIE.FaJAMa5zg1yL que In solids ct ltgef
TsgsETgNgg1grMaEa ta'eau a gapeur Co
DORADO, Capt, James H. Uro, ayanf ttk
rtcemment rtpare en- entier a rtprts ga place
dams lie commerce de- Baton Rouge fah lieu
du A. Fnscller). II parfifa de- Baton liougs
sola les Salnedis b 8 henrss au mstin, ct do
Ia Nouyelle Oritan ms IL Mercredi d 10 heurfs
du matin. Pour fret on passage s'adresser B.
10 dec a. PIKE H. BAB1n4
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge-Ceur du
Troisieme District.
r. /. Jones,
VS.. No.
James vi. Elan ct ais. }
Taylor Hart & Co. M oos.

Daniel Fippen ct ais. }
En- yertu de deux. erdres de fl fa., lances
dams lie process cisdessus par Honorable eour
sus-dite, ct address, s au sherlt de la paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera expos en- Vente
pubIIque,
SAMEor. l avril proclaim ls43,
a Ia ma son de cour dams la vile de Baton
Rou.e, comnancant a II heures du matin
tous les drotts. tltres, interets Ell pretentlons
de James Nj Elan Fun des dc fendants, dams
ct a Ia prepricte ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
Quatre c~ertains lots de terre situGs dams
cette partie de la vile de Baton Rouge ar
pentce par Beauregard, ct 4, signe sur lie
plan de la dire vile par nos. 4. 5,6 e. 7, dams
lie care no. 26, avec toutes les batisses ct
ameliorat;ons qui sly treuvent.
Conditions de IA vente- onptant, sans
evaIuation.
La dite propriete est vendue aux frais ct
risque du dernier acquereur, lequeI lie 4 de
fevrier 1s43, a manque de Sc contermer aux
conditions de Ia vente.
L. C. MORRIS,
25 few Dep. Sherif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11
Fiat Dc LA LOUISIANA.
f'our du Irotrteme District. ~- Pnfolese
d'i:=' Baton Rouge.
Matilda Mocker, Iemne,
"a. ! No alDR

d'i.=t Baton Rouge.
Matilda A9 r e ''""'' No s4ya.
NoFeH /. Meeker. mar. }
Grtte action eHi de Ii part de 10 femme coh
ire son mari pour nie 81 p%aratlon de propr't"
ct pour obtenir 'adnlniatratto exclusive do
"A propfittt paraphsrtale, ct atHEl pour tecr~
solr do lul Ie pfiS dun certain eaelape vandu
'prta marriage, hi appartenant, o. anEHt MI.
freR notntnes duos aYant marriage ct colletttp
par lul.
Lc ttmornage ttabli que toln les e~aelayoa
nentlohnta dams Ia pt titlott do Ia plRignan'c
aont ~ pfnprtftt ~Faphrte et pH rarhern4le de
u platgnahte, que les ~atialfeR de son mari eont
ombarasatoa ct lnaolvablee. la demande dc
Ia !, aignatite pour In aofntle de quinze cents
ptaatfeR cal aIaul ttablltte
| eRt done ordonnt, Gdjugr ct dtcrtte quil
Y ali lugerpent en taveur Il" Ia plargnAite ct
fnntre IL dctendeuf qu'eIle ant potroir tbao.
IL tttr IA proprlete pafaplefnalf, Que les
eerlnven ]ttitranR nehtionnta dams Ia petition,
savoir: BIJdy, Sally, Ned. Eigy, Tom, Iiftty
Of sew qtlatre e%nt1nr. AdHIlne, Nelly, Iordon
81 Bob. i.lGy et ees troiH e%tiiana, l6utHn, Aron
ct March, vi les treif eIiiaith dc Linda, (niatn-
enani dectdte.) William, klGty ct Bari
sotent decrttts etre IA pr"prFstc Beparce ct
parapherpale.
Aussi, Que la plaIgnante rccouvre du de-
Iendcur Ia tomme de fulnze cents plaEfres,
avec int rot 4 dater de Ia dernandr ludIciairc,
ef qu'elle ait hypoth6qIe ei priviItg re zur Ia
proprlttt rtellc ei lea escla>es du d. tenderr,
4 dater du premier Jour de ~lanvIer 1898, pour
g%arantir lie Placement dc Ia soinfnc de mile eli
cingunnte ~ptaatres avee intcrGt, ct qu'elIe cit
le meme privilege du premier de- janvler 1894
pour garantir Ia aomine dc qnatfe cent ct GIN
quante piastres ct lntcret, ct que le dtIendeur
Paie les trais du dit process.
II est do plus ordonnt ct adjuge ct dtcrttt
quill y ait %iugement en- favour dn d'teudeur
ct centre 10 plalgnant, CONNIE Sill ny await pas
Ell de process relattvement aux billets ct obi
cations do la proprItie de Joseph l.. Finley,
deGcds,et que les intervehtions lans ce process
s8tent %anuultes aux fraIs dos lnierpcneurs.
10 lanvier 1913.
fStgnel ISAAC JOHNSON,
lure du 3me district.
.Je certife ne ci-dessus est nne cope con-
formn al Judgement original.
IS few. 3 A. WINTHROP, Grcfiier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

AMOS ADAMS, Avecat ct IenshIEllnr
continue l's8sfcice de sa profession dams les
eanfa Iu trotHlamn 81 4uatriame districts judi.
fiatrns ct dams In rour snt,fsms do ff.tAt,
I.es slfrifes earlites i sea SONS feeevrnrt
l'uttsntisn In plps assidue. II tent son Office.
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ct Church, vts.a,yis ftglise catalogue.
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