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MEDICAL CARD,


4 bFFlCE, No. 1876 Fulton ST., DIR. FAWCETvT.
- Member Of the Royal College Surgeons of London and
Edinburgh and Member Of the jefferson Medical College of Pb
depha author Of several works Generatve Organs &c
lines MS practice 10 certain diseases m all their
various stages and complicated cases Of
affections will yield TO his mode Of without restraint in
diet hndrance from business, and without mercury.
Constitutional debility mpoency, seriy seminal weakness
nocturnal emissions and all those deporabe which are
brought on By secret destructive habit youth
oe excessive ndugences Of the passions undermine the
constitution and lay tic foundation premature decay tsce DIR
fawcets Work these suects radically cured and the
pafs restored 10 health and the uretha e1
tending a. Tar rs the PROSTATE gland the bladder and
Woh IS generally produced by the had disease
frequently u originates from radically cured by
br Faweetat l96 Fulton Street. NEW YORK. au tI-Jv
COMMUNICATING NOTICE.
WE undersigned having purchased Albert g. Binori
u hrs interest the business flames Binfoi Co formed
on the LIST July last will Wholesale Retail Dry Goods
business at the Old stand under style Bnford Nnno
JAS J. BlNFORD,
C. VI. NIMMO.
BlNFORp & NlMMO Wholesale A. Retail Dealers In FOREIGN
and Domestic Dry Goods large and general assor
men Of Goods IN their lncwhieh they viii very reduced
prices prior to the reception Stock now being purchased
by one Of the Partners New York
aus RINFORD NtNNo
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FORCHNRTFR

= The 4 eoppered brig OCEANUs. Cap. smith carrie.
20 hhis Tobacco, Ciy Point IN READINGS. N rsr.y
alA' NpiY 20 u ~ PALMER
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undersigned Will keep the Warehouse NJ IN.
hasn constantly on hand aud for Lump Plaster
e ef WIZ be ground IN the City Richmond purest and
best quality aud warranted Great care viii b. t,k.n An The
selection Of the article and preparation customer. may
DC assured That not only will the article 10
but the lowest market price only charged Farmer. and
dealers IN Paster requested trial and il /. expected
they viii not be- disappointed.
MEAL viii also be kept for sale by or retail
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
81 The President and Directors of N

-''-AsaS James River steamboat Company have this d,v
declared pirni Of wo and half dolrs ps share on ne Capi
7 1fjou sockof said Company. which win b., rad 10 the ,t
hoier of their legal representatives or after the euh int Nv
order WA SKINNY s....,"., "'
~ sf-u Shock0e Foundry
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vs. q .. - ray a co have in store a fun stock Of
"hoCbhlts well assoried which they fliosc who
buy for cash how they can he purchased and 10 pupco c
et' on & usual credit fair market prices. Goods received
800 .o,Marded and county produce sohi commission
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SPRINGFIELD COAL PITS FOR LEASE.
FENHE subscribers having determined TO close

'ENHE subscribers having determined TO close
their business the end present year or sooner offer
or sale Their lease which Will expire January
leis having tins years urr ,pd The as,
is go"i one being the lowest ia This noghhod
cent the hvc peck buslieI
They offer for sale their Engine Machines nd other Fsus
l3 Mules yoke Of Oxen Carts every article necessary
To the operations Pit To one taking the ,,sc
tie above articles will be- soh low
They also offer for hire ortc balance year pant OF
cf present force consisting able two three
boys OF Their whole force Ito purchasing other
property consisting OF about 30 hands.
90 Those requested 10 max nav
immediately To T. W. Grnbbs IN Richmond Tho's o. Burton
al e r The property at the Pits viii be Burton
iesuns al the spot Any communication by address
sed 10 Burton Grbbs Co. Richmond persons who
nave been In the habit OF either az the
Pits or in Richmond pleased to uni. al least until
the end Of the present unless sooner aDdten
the purchaser will no doubt be glad q 10 20.
BURTON, GRUBBs 4 Co
The Pits located miles from Richmond within mil, of
the X T. Railroad and branch running TO the Pits
ia 22-2awtf - 4.
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q NE oil two courses must be pursued by me
- In 's al. Of Piano fode< adopt the
common practice with dealers the
other instruments In order rais the character own or
must d a. have been ecavorng year. past get
he public form their opinion BY INV me
ofner ss eo1re have adopted. shall tho lter
have tired and found Ia work well believe my Piano Porte.
at least equal made in this other country ina,
have heard o but that opinion being
The public TO depend upon alone and
tbs matter BY actual trial Any person dcsring TO puteha-.
rano can take mine upon trial AMI payment they
ca" P'V'e he m-"uinenI y. r. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN

rum br'N II = REEL. NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos Va. Mou1nFlha Lottery No. 99iravn i1ih
80 II ~ Is - 64 40 ~ , 81 60
$4,000 in prizes Of $4,000 each
Alexandra, Extra Class 1870, for Tuesdays mail CAM
MS 9nzes Of SlOOOO each, $500, 1000, 1887 10 Of
1900, 10 OF 500 - 0t 400. &C. &c. ~ Nos; IL drawn
Tickets S5 halves 50; qTEscs 25.
$4,000.
Now Jersey, Class 80, tor wednesday, mail CaStlls.
100000, 5000. 3OOO $500 1924 90 Of 1000 30 of 9DO
&c. sc. Tickets S.; halves 50; quarters 25.
$4,000.
AlcNandria, Extra Glass 1872, Tor Thursday mail
Capitals. 100000. 10000 5Gl3 Of 1870 oC25OO Of
1000, Of 1900, OF 1900 Of 1850 20 Of 1000 20 Of
500 Sc. &C. - Nos; Is drawn Tickets $40; halves
.; quarters 80
Va lecsburg, Glass ~, Tor Friday at y o'clock Of the
Exchange. Capitals: 5000, 5000. 1900 400 HOS =
Of Coo 5oi5 500, Of 800, &c. &c. Is Nos; ~ drawn
Tickets 81 30; halves %; quarters 625c.
$1,000.
Grand Consolidated Extra Glass 80 for Monday morn
ing. Capitals. $1,000, $780, 1861, Of 1000 ~ of POO
&c &c - Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81 %: havcsI 25:
quarters 625r.
$4,000 in 2 prizes Of $4,000 80 each
Aleyandnu, Glass g. for Monday morning. Capitals.
$4,000 in prizes ct S25 0OD EACH 10000 5000 2l77
30 OF 1000. 20 Of 400. sc. sc. ~ Nos; IA drav,
Tickets $40; halves . quarters 30.
Iiesc' Mo- 80 02 7ei entitled to Capital prize Of $4,000
900 ann lam BY srRATruN.
Ticket Nos ~ 30 tGi rr,c Of $4,000 ,o,i AMI ratiry
Ticket NO. - 30, rr,c Of sraoo ,toa, .s,i AMI raid
do do - "a go, d1 100 iby srn,rr,,
Beside ~ other rood three number Prize. making a. the,
number prizes odd AMI pad by srENroN from Ism q Nay 10
The 10 Of August.
90 Ticket. Az te Lotteries and the lucky nuuer. mr. sale al,
N
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND F0R SALE

'kE subscriber would sell privately Farns on the North
BANK OF Roanoke river lying county Warren North
carolina nn daey above and below Perry each
tanning upwards OF 1900 upwards being rycr low
sroun OF good quality river believed These
o Farms are IN tine cropping condition pains having been
TAKEN for the last few improve every way
The subscriber will the above
valuable tracts o Land rs they need thinking
II probable that those persons purchase will view The
lands he Is content 10 leave speak themselves The terms
on which he would sell the viii be liberal every
ana he invites an inspection Of his lands wishing to pur
chase before buying elsewhere.
My friends John b. Thrower, John H. Lewis and D. Clai
borne IT, Of Brunswick county, Va will take pleasure in showing
e above lands TO wishing view them or give any
iuhef information IN reference them may be- wished
S-v6w yya... ~ 4,
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LEATHER, THREADS. &c.

W.
AN now IN receipt Of n portion of INV Fall
Htnck Of leathers Theads "a part " which b. Of e,tra
quality and selected city retail adel Nv ,pp
enhce every variety md Kind used by and shoe Mapn
tieI sadder Harness and Carriage Makers &C The chief Of
which was purchased advance In this article ami
WILDE s0h accordingly. wv ~
Purchasers wiz consult their by giving me = CAN ne am
determined 70 sc NJ snail advance money or 10 pupcta
dealers upon the usual credit IANFs q tyATsoN
Dealer IN Leather. &C
litl q, leading TO Mayo's Bridge.
p 81 prepared finish Leather Of every drscription m
R0fsi terms, and solicit orders, &c. nu fGrf
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siTTe FOX LlN ERPOOL-Ihc fine ship lark.
~ away, az City Point. having pan n her cargo sr,r
ed Will a Tor Liverpool about nett month Forfref
Apply 20 FREDERICK ANDERSON & 60.
lu@& CHARLES "A Nrp
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FOR RNTTERDAN
= TIE MANSION UOUSE TOR RFNr

III Ihs Bong and well csflbshe, boarding h,rs nj r,.,
huF occupancy OF W. William Uowet rent The i3cs
Ton oi ih House being almost business e . ,0y
recommendation n ts favor. Some OF former occupant. have
done hne business TO- mi there douht b. Id. future or-
pant WI Keep really gnoi blrst fsl lni profitable t-.,
may M De- done There huc iluh IN .r number OF tt
ers may o. obtained as tho hotae BE- orcnei pa,o
may Dc 1d ou fhc it l of Oc0her newt Arrry On It "a
'fs = Co of an DAVID BURLINGTON
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FLEETS FOUNDRY

FOR SAFE
tRl Virtue Of Deed of Trust 10 mo from The
= IrrtS Manufacturers Company Gated OBJ. lofh DIV ~ a.
-'d 'ni Hly recorded le Hastings nf Fctsr.iu,g m,
"'N 'Nln 20 'i.fri shall fl public auction 4, a.
tI' hioier 1n ur r.r.. rHt RFptY. the qt A. -
Als.- p.' o. J.. O'clock ' fi 'rd valuable property on
he Ap1oufio6 uysr Fs. ..- 1r Of tho rrr5or,,
nr a' r.'srsburt elci - irrts' Fnundrrv,, rlre r.
1 wit Nv ''u ~ 'o't'''-r
AForNpERY BUILDING . zoo ..t WIN ruro,.. az,
SMITHS sipP about -u
MACHINE sHof. 90 by $50 fr,. .. byb
AL taa,s1ue style. ' ." ."ohf
motives. ''' "''''- i"t Loco
A.s0 common sired so heou, ,aicul,,e8,o Gu, Screw
Facing Lathe frr pattern sirr
y taul Lathe
COOL screw Machine n, cutting screw rofs
~ rhWm cirru1r Irt perpendicular saw
bus,re-s. -''' ''' 'i' N'e hilAinf
tories g.. &C ~ " WIN '''if fi'
ne property h insured e Mutual fairla-. Once o. e
~ Fllaheve1 arranged f0r cHrryinF on an extensive
WIN suihcient water power ibo operation,
= -edoH nat opportunity be- arri NJ PURCHASING =. ,t
''i,'' p0f'ny nrn f u1tur lHHffahie alacr',far
F,ouif circumstance OBJ property a1t AMI s,
SC ~ ''- '''' '-'"s' OF VARIOUS kin'is
lfRHs-A credit ns Foun.ry &C. g. and ts ,.,,,
~ ~ afc Negotiable approved ertlr..r.
W u-i on ihe profefty hc psyfnnil asssaf
ii.s &c casa or ll urrr $50 firf aflostof
'''''' o' months Possession md iaupe.lai.y
~ %, oo.Hlue'ed ~ PANNILL a LIZA
WIS Aucfs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

Dteu=At tho residence Of J4mas NJ Elan =
T,so, in this Town, nj ! o'clock yesterday
morning. If eongestiye fever, Mn JOSHUA
pHtsben, Of The parish Of Cuheofdia.
The deseased came here for The purpose 81
! perfepsing his studies previous ~ bis admis.
sion ut the bar. lis steady habits and dill
gent study, had ethinently fitted hith for that
high calling, and he bid fair enc day to be a
bright ornament ia the profession he had tho-
sen. but alas | how futile are our worldly
hopes. our selfisl, calculations. lie has
been cut down In the dawn Of his career o.
usefulness big bright antiolpatIons have
been suddenly cut %, How 1t ought to fe-
| mind ts that " In the midst of life We arc In
death.
During HE short stay among ts, he bad
endeared himself 10 al those who had the
pleasure Of his acquaintance. BY his mild and
affable disposition.
Poor PFeslafi Though he died away from
his home, Il may be q satisfaction 10 iis
friends TO learn, that during his short illness.
he was attended to, by Mr., Elan. in whose
family he resided, with All the care and atten.
ton Of a parent. The hest surgical atlen.
dance The Town could afford. was procured.
but all IN vain, We went thafe in company
with some friends to stand as vigils over his
disturbed slunabefs The night Of bis demise.
but little expected That before morning, The
work of daatl, would he finished. and we
would have 10 place him in bis winding sheet,
Ills funeral took place Yesterday afternoon
from the residence Of M, Elan, and was at.
tended by n large oafsoufse Of citizens, May
God In HE mercy receive him III his e~veflast-
tnr rest,
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DISSOLUTION De sOcuETE.

Le public cet inform6 one Ia u1aison jus
nIsa present connuc so1s Ia raison isldofe
Largrier jr. ct Jean CapoHIade, eft, par suite
dune transaction q I'arnjahtc, devenuc IN pro-
.prfttt exclusive d'Isidore Lafguier jr. ~
este charge des afTaires du dit tfab'l@aelnentt
sout pour re- qui mi est do qfie pot,r &c qut
Deut cGHcerner 10 ausdfie maisdn co1abprciatr-
ment, ie dn Isidorc Largfier jr. fnfendant
n'avoir d s'occupcr que DE "a llgHe d,affalrcs.
JEAN CAPOULhDE.
ISiDORE LhRGEiER.
Isidore Larcuierj r. fera t]oujonrs tout &C ful
dependra de lui pour que lie public ct ses afnls,
en- general. aient sc louer de Ia inaniere don't
il tiendra son Gtabiissemeut.
sept 10 81
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for fifty dollars, was allowed him for his ops
nien in writing az TO The power Of the Parish
Collector, IL enforce the payment ut parish
taxes under existing 1--we. q.
Samuel Hhhlfiula Clerk Of The Police Jury
was allowed tan dollars for stationery fuFnisli4
ed the Police jury ffem January isai, to the
present session
Mrs. 1, ~1,foNttit Il destitute person waF al
lowed twetye dollars for her PRESENT relief
and support,
The committee appointed u HtipFfintaha
The work BY the Etata hands OH tile Baton
Rouge and Clinton Rail Road, made The fol-
lowing report which was adopted.
baton Rouge, 4th Sept. 1913
10 The Hon the President and members Of
the Police Jury, The undersigned committee
appointed hy your lion body last session
IT, snpafintsnd the State fphyirts and furnish
provisions and transportation while employed
OH The 1iatun Rouge and Clinton Rail Road,
beg leave 10 report that On the 18th NJ June
last. the said ~tentiets commenced nbefatiunr'
and continued until the 9TH Ut August last,
During this period the expenses amounted as
fnllaws
N X Knox, for provisions, for e6ti=
viets and guards, Rlsl SO
Fred Atboaf and others. for Timber
and tfaHroftatiafi, ff III
Stephen Henderson for rnfn meal, II 30
A Monget for 1l75 lbs. fresh beefat
@ cents. 10 30
Z-zzAz
Total amount, sFJ37 ~
" " #W#a" " N&anl
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EPAVE.

la ttd arratt IL 3 eonrant par a. hdogis
HILBERT. dcmcuraGt Ell - parojsyc De Quest
Baton Rouge a eny.ijra IL miles at dcssous
de n mafaon DE- cour, un cffval american dc
Colour cancIlr; agh Environ def q 10 ans.
fms aUe9bo mqrqGe 40 fer visible, 81 e
dit etnaVal n'cat PAS r~fclafn6 dams les 10
jettr4 BE In publication du present avis, con-
iortnGment aux rtgiementa dn Jnri dc polieo,
dc reffe pafoiset. sera expos en- vefae pupil
Gntc par lc aonsEignd {. ron bsrcau, leIl No.
yefibrc proclaim 4 dis benres du fnatjn.
Condition, IN %eoshpfant.
pafoisse Quest Baton Rouge,
ROSEMOND iIEBERT.
acpf J6 ~
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WESTERN NtaatNtA.@=We think Tint
no pnft Of The world can exceed tho noun.
famous slope Of our own State, from The
Allegheny 10 the Ohio, in the truitiulness
Of the woman.
A friend. somewhat curious IN such mat.
teta =. has taken notes OF The numbet OF
children 10 family in several districts Of
our hill country, and finds The average 10
he o and sttty eighth htHldtedths Including
The comparatively recent marriages, with
those who have nearly or quite fulfilled
their course.
We could give many remarkable instnn.
COS Of ferundity in different quarters, but
,eont6ht ourselves with one esam.
Captain Joseph Gore, Of Logan. now IN
his odd year md HE wife. in her Glst, have
taised sirieen children. who have presented
them with ninety grand children, and four
teen great grand children.
Captain Gore IL now The active and Ell
eicnt sheriff Of this county. and his wife
mn example Of industry and gsed manage
mant to the wives of her n~eighbsrhood :
his mother died but last rear hetween e0
and 90 years Of ags, and should he and
his wife attain a like age, Of which there
ara reasonable probabilities, 1t will puzzle
Tho oaleulators Of human increase TO esti.
mats tho probable number ofihsif deseen.
dants which may survive the parent stock.
The death in this extended family have
been comparatively few. of the children
three. and Of grand children zen. only hive
departed this ife.--keaaHha (Fa) re.
HnblteHn.
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E7A7'DE IA LOUISIANA
Cour d. raroIase=-parois=e d'Est
" aua,,n Na,ffa.

Attendn que John Bartel, zen, s'est AiresHe
4 Ia snsaite eour potir ftFe tomme admins
ttateur d Ia succession lie Norris Fosters de-
etda,
Avis est par IL pftsent dehnt, d tBua eebx
intafeeses de faire sayeif letfs faisons dams
din ionrs de eeits publication, pbur aubi Ia
deman,1e du petitionnHife no soit paa aceafaee,
CIlAa. TESTER, p.I.
ropiha rdnferlne A l'etiginal anregiplft All
gretfa, A WINTHROP.
sept. ~ 81 Gfeflieff T
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STATE OF LUUfSiANA.
PROBATE CUHRT,

=" y y IT NJ IT, ""EHV
Whereas, John ~Ilaftal, sen, has applied to
said court 10 be appointed administrators the
succession Of Norris Foster. deceased,
Notice is hereby given te all these inter-
eHteh to siiow cause within ten days Of this
publication why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Signed, GU TEaSIifs, ~
A true copy Of the original order Oh file Ia
my office, A WINTHROP,
Hon, On N Elhfh,
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AVIS.

lie soussigne aTant ef6 nonue aamIhlsira-
teur DE- IN succession de JOHN Hueston, deee-
de, requert tons ceux qui ont des reciamatlons
contre Ia djte succession, dc les presenter
ddment c~ertifies, ct aussi cenx qul dol'ent
de yenir Ilquider Ieurs comFtes dams Ie plus
court deIal possible.
DANIEL D. AVERY.
sent TG 20 Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

The Nashville Union, in speaking OF
that many celored thing, the standard OF
locofocoism. says that the metto Inscribed
on il is enclosures, not men,. Ii then pro-
cseds 10 exclaim very theasrically: "Glve
US Van Bursn-giss Us C~alhoun-gise us
Buelmnanxgivo us Cass-give us John.
son-siveAs any honest, staunch repnbi'-
can, ever though we take him from the
ranks, like Abdaionimus of Sidon-rather
than fasten .Harry IF the West"--'the
Mill boy Of the Slashes'-the Father of
the American System our
necks."-Ifwe give you Van Buren, we
give YOU negro suffrage and non.commit-
falism; If Calhoun, we give you free trade
and n~uiliticatoH, If Cass we give you a
hot tarfiite; il johnson, we give you ..
malgntioa, internal improvements. and
protectisn to domestic manufactures. Now,
if vonr object be measures and mot
men," YOU have a very delightful assert
ment Of "measuresn indeed to select from.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

D,Ep.-In West Felicana, on the 18Th
instant. after o tedious illness. Capt. lsham
F. Woods. a native of So nth Carolina,
aged 81 years.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having tfett appointed adj
miasstrater 10 the estate If John Hdeston de-
ceased, requests all those having claims a
gatnst aaid estate to rfesenttbem daily attheh'
Heated, and also those indebted 10 said eSfat
to make Immediate payments.
UAfG. II. AVERY,
Sept. ID. 81 Administrator
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ND1ttEE,

TIE rbdffstghed fesiJlbg in lie etty ofk
ofIsHns. requests the public moi 10 make sale
OF sales Il any Thing 70 any of his children bst
for cash, rs 10 acting otherwise they might be
Disappointed III their expectation Of payment
New Orleans, September Sd. 1s4s4
A GAyELIEH.
baton Rouge, Sept. q ~ st.
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F6,1ss 30

by This exhibit it will appear that In the
eHsl, account there Is d biiHbte IN favor Of
the collector Of Saas 10. but The Jury will per-
8Feive that lie Il behind hand IN his collections
to the amount Of s6.ps5 GO Of This ~ .e6e DC
arc due by HnfafesidFnts. leaving due by les
sijrnts aB.DE5 al. II Is The opinion Of your
committee that The Treasurer and Collector IL
responsible for he amount OF lakes due BY res
Hidents. except so much lis lH might be una
lie ID collect by due diligence, and e*ettioh,
and bY the exercise Of lie means of enforcing
payments placed Ia his hands by The law.
As regards non residents, by the opinion Of
Parish Attorney. the Law has mol placed IN
his hhnds the power Of enforcing payments
The treasurer ard collector. lieWeYef, alleges,
that owing To The pressure II the times. and
The short time he has had for making eollee4
lions. lie has been tthahi6 10 do better and
asks for a further Tine Of feiit months 10 make
His collections. and your tbihinittee knowing
linn to be PIN active and alliseht efftet, have
full confidence in what he TINS alleges, aid
recommends that tho further lime Of four
months be thus aebordea provided. Tint he
shall obtain the written consent Of his %snfetits
that II shall mol In phY manner, vary ana i'm
pair their attety obligations.
r. y. Conrad.
u, H. Felhf.
Messts, u. II. Penny Of Anthony Mohget
we're appointed a committee 10 wait on Mr..
q. A. Pike and NJ. Moreno, 10 ascertain what
amount il will cost 10 have The Spanish Rec.
ards In the Parish judsa's office bound in d
plain aud substantial manner.
The Police Jury adjourned zine dir.
WILLIAM HAYES, President
sAmG. sRotfih1b. Clerk. S
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s. II, SHrPLEY, avoca', etc, pTatiquera dams
les cour des trotsieme. qaatrierne, ct huIfism
districts j~udicTaJes.
Torres a~fFaires confees d ses SONS rcCa
rront f'attention Ia plus assidue. Htient son
bureau a Baton Rouge. lie.
II r~ovsmbre. 40 .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23

MAR RrHD.-Monday the 18th instant
by the Rev. Mfr. Brogard. Mr.. Joseph Le-
Blanc to Miss. Elizabeth Monget, both OF
this city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-23


Resolved, That a tax Of nine thousand FIVE
hundred dollars be levied on the Parish of
East Baton Rouge for the year 1913. That
twenty-five cents per head be assessed on each
slave and the balance on other property.
Mr.. Oran Hacket laid before the Police Jury
the following account, which was referred to
a special committee appointed to examine the
same. .
+ Oran Hacket in account with the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge.
To amt. balance due on tax roll of
1910, ST, I6s OF
-" balance due on the tax roll of
P ls41, 2,122 81
{" tax roll Of 1912, 1900 90
Sl1,290 %
Amt. collected TO lstsept. 1s43, s4l366 ga
M @ p ------
Balance due on tax rolls, s6,s23 SO
-s-
To amount collected on
tax roll Of 1910, SI76 OF
To amount collected on
tax roll of 1871, 656 es
To amount collected On
tax roll of 1912, ab34 81