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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

40 M IN M
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, n. Y
to and from Great Britain and rel.nd by the
snl.r line Of packets sailing on the lat 7h 18Th Sh and
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command preference for this linc and contnosoa Of the
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S, s"g hs United state who wish it
receipt o The .nos hsss w nom. w sn
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rate 50 yer pound sering, will BE- AIDED or W am hi,
b. first packet ship rc., or aenl;ca,e oS 49,, "
urpes through the post oies FoI fter ,uv
lif by letter post psidl TO ''"'"''
w. RUBIN SON Gore. P,s,,,s
aud Neptune ~, Wal, Hoo ID, rs 4 ,s.s,,a.,l
In scotlard-Nvssr Dnnie Wright " CO.. I,ltsnow ~
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~ Drfa Philajclphis and Boston, tor ssle az - ''
81 sYLvEsfER's,
d3b nWJla AID ~ Broadway.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
From The Sunday Murcnry
MACiiIfTE fbETHV,

a., ..l sz
- 'tIe "F ne p'p'af ''a' Ef7's'h'y nous
fle' f''h 10 Fs' Ye''""' A'' 't'"s''' 'fF '''s' -
ANA l'ef eyes ar. ''Fe gray peAhs ~ MAJ
"''''''' f''A'
nh. , has l.sat, arm nh, tLosn n . v,,ng v,
f., ,,tr,.1
,tof b,c,tI, 10 49, sure, ~ ,he air Of Me i,
Y lis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
From shallay's "HsvnIt Of Islam
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

There - = people mighty in its youth.
A land beyond The oceans uf the west.
Where, though viii, tudsst rights. Ffee1s1
and Truth
Are whispered. From a ~gisfidus mother
breast.
who. sitte high Athens fell, anp1g The rest
Eat lihn The Queen II Nations. but in wan,
by inbred monsters outraged and oppressed,
Turns ~ her ehaiuless child fot snetpf nn+r
II dfawR The milk Of power in VISIONS foil
est fnv,
That land Is Like an eagle. whose young rase
Feeds on ths mopntidc baam. whose golden
plume
Flnsts mnvsless on The storm. and, in the blass
u sunrise, gleatna whate earth Is wrapt in
glnom
An rpi'arh nf rlrty for The tomb
" murdered Europa may Thy fans bt madns
sifsat p~eptlrf as The sand shalt thou bnfbmn.
Thy growth il swirl aq morn when night
must fnha
The muItitndinous eattli stall sleep bsneatl,
il,y shndr.
Yes. in Tho desert there is built n home
For f%teeHDm. Genius is made strong to
The m"ohrnanis IT man heneaFl, the tiotne
~ ~ hs" 'NHF'ht "yfiHHS aSSh'nHiS thHIH
Whom tle rfoid tntds Of man.in rags ut fear,
Dtivh front theit WASTED lipncs.
THE SEPARATION.
! dsrm'd the tie that link'd us twain
Was Strung. aud frrm'i n last fofeveri
Dn'. alb Drlnsion, fond and Vain'
feel that tle must shortly saver
MID Fashions thfong. in festive ball,
d. whetssre'et taY steps inrIin'd,
Al 'n"rhinE walk, or midnight ball,
Close dilsl thou ever hang behind.
How on hast thou embraced my yanr,
When none the tight ernb are could see j.
They vainlY deem'd II w were onr.-
And wilt thou now fall off from me
4 'eft mai we must patt~hnt oh
DnWitness'h let that parting be
Where nnne can see-=wheTr none ran know.
That thou hast ceased 10 cling 10 mr.
Then eo@l can my tsara f]rstfaini
Nor shake 4 nerve. nor move \ muscle
But ali. | feel | plead IN vain,
And thou art gone-rny tfeach'rous bnstle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
CARD.

Daeroa IaHs G.. W,ttiAHs respectfully ten
ders his professional services to the citizens
Of Baton Rouge and its vicinity lie hopes.
from hislong experiences in The treatment Of
diseases Of the South. having been extensively
engaged ip the practice Of Medicine. surgery
and Midwifery. FOR n term 81 more man 'h'''y
years. 10 he entitled T. a share 81 r"o',e pa
srenaae. lie will attend r~to"eof I" AZ PRIV
fessionat calls, and his charges in ?" gases
will he made with a due regard to the pressure
Of the times. DR., w. will he in ilaton Rouge
every day. except prevented by professional
business. in his absence any communications
len at The store Of Measrs. J, X u. i. Fh'ilipa
a. Co.,. will be attended 10,
Arlington. July 2. lni.. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
no THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned having foftned = th@rnr'a
n~etship, under The style 81 Fihe and Hahin.
for Tho purpose Of transsctinF aaensfa' '"m.
mission and Storage hrsinesR. VIII attend
to shipping Cotton. receiving ana Tor waFai"s
all goods consigned to our care. we WI Reep
constantly On hand and fnr aale. an asa"ft'ne"'
VI Produce and Plantation gnrds. ais" bas'
cling and rope, all Of which will ne sofa IN rs
liberal terms rs can he had IN this CITY we
will he prepared as soon as The '}"''"h sea-
sen erena. to purchase or make i'hefa' a"S
vanoes on cotton, We respectfully solicit n
share Of The public pat'nnaEs, ana Assure
shnsa wis ronfHr business 10 bhf care. mas
II viii be- personally and pnnetually Attend
ed to. .
sipre on Church street. Two doors east ef
the store formerly occupied by James Mansh e.
W. "A. PIKE.
Is,t,n Tlo,ue Jujy IN MI II, V. u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
Fran fhe Wesfern .SciD0L .JOurndl.

4 f'"t tt' - - '5''' S'N FF
RtlteioH A1D !tpJcArios-T The following
Iuat remarks by ii,fAes Mann, IN The Utica
convention Of Cntnsy Supsrlntenden'a, =
hni IN tbs District S5hy,I JpiftiaI. We hope
that clergyman III read and reflect prayet
tally over this matter, before concluding IT.
continue ii, It's ~nfalect.
/ "Anotiier great lngtitt!4arn on winch we re-
lied. and on wtncn he rcI,eHtsA much AZ any, bui
winch he must compare with tie institution
1.-THE coultt,n schorl Of winch he epotc, and
t,Int was he institution Of The church. Whom
,ild tic church reach One-haIf Of the ftass
Of The community were outside of liz action
| 'hry wcte not seen inside the church. But
the regular mtnIGirallotts Of the church can
act ONLY on those who cotno within its walls,
They do not nct on the community ~ "A whole
! And though they do 20 into The motives Of men,
vel bv the law or custom Of society address .ng
Iit,t!aelvea almost entirely to adults, they d..
nof reach the evil IN It's gefinlnatton- ite &C
Anowledgcd that il. one point, the; acted on
he same principle as the good school teacher.
They went to the heart. 't..e sprl & OF all hu-
nan action. 1t ever tnlng was right there,
all that enlhnatc' from ii would be rIgnt. But
even here, '".ey had no advantage over the
school to- .thaf, and the school telchaf tiii TINS
adVp rtege over them, tina it reached all, aud
particularly the young. lie a%verfed, there
tnre, iha, the 81 tnots bad the Advantage over
every institution yet dcVtded by the ingenuity
of mankind, to eradicate those evils That mo-"
diminished al least one. half the value Of the
hie ol every human beng. For no man corIt
deny Tia our itves wocld he more than dou
bed IN value, If all around III Was as 1t Fh"njG
be. MIN, looked on those engaged IN thu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
aoFFAT's LIFE MEDICINES.

MN HA~H@ h"HS
Thes. medicines are indebted for their
name to ,heir manifest and sensible action in
purifying the springs and channels ofli'e, and
enduirg them with renewed tone and vlgoT'
and 10 the undoubted fact that at n very early
period in their history they had rescued suf-
ferers from the very verge of an unsimely
grave, after all the deceptive nos'rums Of the
day, prescribed ~ pa{s,e'a an. naa Gser,y
~~-rred RAT uniform enjoyment Of health,
''~-'f is but a partlclI
without which lite rs~-
blessing.
A su1r.z.e re-eedy far ftser end as't' and ott,
Haas krrrs NO remedy in the world equal
"a NoEatss LIFE Pills and PHgSIx strTTRS
prescrir,ions for the nanner of taking these
nesicines nay be had from any Of the agents
q. IGURDaN, agent for the above nedi
zines at Baton Rouge.
September Q sy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
N Dry hoods

The Undersigned has just opened a frrsh
stock Of faheY dry goods. purchased This fall.
aud will be sold NJ a small advance tnt cash,
which STOCK consists in par If the following
French. English and Ametican ealicos.
nefinhe. hntnbasins. tpenslin de laina. pinr-
hams. printed flannel. black Italian silk. Fous
lard dos. a%atnhfif. Swiss and i~arltpnsi mus
lins. irish linen. linen cambria. plain and emf
bf"idetei cambria hHndAnteHtafs. brown hb1<
land. H%ilicias. paper hnslihs. fancy handler
chiefs, ehhwls and 4tatfs, silk and cotton hand
tefchiefa. fancy ribhaniR. plain aid btnnnt
do. thread and cotton lares. hdgine aud Insert
ing. embroidered muslin collars, bodies silk.
tpttnr aud rnerinn stockings. mems and boys
rottrn and w"rsted sprhs. ladies' silk gloves
Hnd nita. tpdn's hid and si'l gloves. figured
net laces fer caps. Artificial flowers. straw bon
nets. ladies' caps. waddihg, white and red fan
mel. ganse flannel. satinnt. enmltonn, cotton
checks. tifhihs. cotton vrlvsi. ladies' shoes.
mems and hnYe' shoes. silk bone md metal
buttons. anspendets. boys caps. umbrellas and
rarhsrls. blankets. enttnn shifting, spool
thread. sewing silk. pins. needles. Sc. tnrr.
tllrr With a number Of other Hf,itlra inn tsdi
ems to mention. WIN ID Phillips.
nav 20 DE-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
NOTICE.

Dr.. Wilcox lakes this opportunity to return
his thanks 10 his patrons and friends for the
liberal support received at their hands, and
as he Is about removing from THIS parish, he
re ers them to DR.. 7. NJ. Endrrs rs a young
ph,] stefan, in every reSpectentitled TO thereon
fderce.
Those indebted To Or. ". by mole or ac-
count, he requests to call on J NJ Bfuno', Esq
who has The same for collection. s
ian 81 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28

ItEE Ma

THa Wtas VI the Gazette ~ atx DattAH,
Fss ann.ii,.. one half payahls in s~lvantr. and
asa remaining ih~ssalH,snt 1t the commence,
met N tits latter sis suon'ha If each year
ahpald any one by removal of otherwise with
10 aesline HE further aubser ipt,nn. he ,nIat
give t,atsee 10 that effect before the expiration
vi the yeaf. otherwise hs will be- considered
M subscribing for another year.
VI advertisement will be charged ~ fol.
Aews. Advertisements not exceeding twelve
Einss ~ lss@, will ha inserted for ONE
noIlA#. and rufv CHsrs for zach suhse-
aaens insertion lenaer ones in the same
f~tia,
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordefed
will hs published In English and Fterel, I'm.
Ill forbid. and charged accordingly.
Far all ~sffieiaI advertisements The officers.
personally. will be deemed responsible and
In eaHa cf refusal to respond faf tho same by
said officers. sueh advertisement will mol he
published. until the payment be satisfactorily
meeurad.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28

-'+ .@''i Fi'f FF '"FN [F'EFt'fE@ FtFF
f"r~on,hg scrpunfs 'oer'hsf wllh The aunnsxsd
Vnsiffsfst and find them - he ~correct.
] n WILLIS,
Signed, HENRY CARRIE.
EGHEFT MORGAN
The jury ttIrn pr,cAefrd 10 The election of
n PARISH TREASURER and Collector, IN counting
Tie qo'ea Dt4n Hackat Was declared duly
j etad
The Jury 'heu adjoG1nsd until 10 O'Clock
to- nVrTDW morning..
Tp4sda7 r5ot ntng 81 Jan lai3.
1tf pollre j1rY met atcnrding - Af1Jnrn q
rrsnt. f3erGnt, Tbs same msmbers 40 YesteI@
day.
Rerplved, That George DAVID, John ~fIsrlf-
Frn, irlii Klelnpe' er, II. and John Kietnpefar
sett, be added 10 The comnjttss, TO examine
The road IN font Of The plantation Of Thomas
Cavity on he highlands.
Mr.. flfed D1ptan.isr was appointed IN
speri6r Of roads and leYses for ward No, q,
and Gilbert Daigrs inspector Of same for ward
Nog,
Resolved, That Rozelsh Sect, Susan Cor
der, and Mary Jackson and family be stricken
from tho LIT NJ parish paupers.
Resolved, That Mary Chsdjstsr DO placed
IN The nj clsraa Of parish panpsrs.
Resolved, That the resolution pissed a. Tho
fpne session 1880 compelling the inhabitants
on the n'gh'atds III 'oad dtstric: No. 3, 10
work The roads IN their respective fronts, be-
40 amended, that Wferevsf The proprietor neg
lecfa or refuses 10 work tie same after being
dujr notified ten days previously by the over
aeer If aatd Trad, it shall be The duty Of said
oversetr 10 employ an many hands ~ he desns
necessary, and proceed Immediately 10 put tbs
aald road IN complete repair, and the propris-
Tor shall he compelled 10 pay 10 the satd over
seer If said road one dollar per day for each
and every hand, and in case The sa,d proprie-
tor neglecta Or refuses 10 pay tfe aans, tbs
said 0vefaeer ahall return rrch delinquent be.
fore any canf having Competent jurisdiction.
Resolved, That The sum Of four hundred
dollars be- appropriated f0r the repairs neces.
sary 10 be made on The jail and ~jatlor's house,
#apd appropriation 10 be paid from the taxes of
I543, and that J y KIeinpeser, A Mopget and
b Bryan be appointed comm ssioncr to con-
tract for, and anpertrfend the execution II
said repzjrs, 70 receive III, Harae when CON-
| pIeted, and on xnoae order the auditor ~ au-
| thofJzed to isane a warrant for amount ri the
~co.trac' On he rarjsh Treasurer.
Resnlved, That Il a'tatl be The duty Of The
parish aud tor TO stale in his warrants on Tie
parish Tfearurer out Of what f.nds lhs same
shall be paid.
The following accounts ce1s presented and
allowed.
BENZ Bryan, Jsilor, s2s SC
James Cooper, Jus,ic otthe psace, Is &C
Edward Couainard vas confirmed in his ap
po.o'ment Of parish eons'able.
Me~ars. Jamea Cooper. PA Walker, ana
John Red were appointed a committee 10 ~
ce;va the band q Mr.. Gran Hac4 ct, az parisE
Treasurer and Collector for he snm of eigh
thonasnd dollars, and 10 approve Of The seeari
" offered on saId bond,
Tn. clerk Of the 30 district court ~furnishs
the UotGce jury with a Iist Of suits subject /
jury tax amounting 10 sl475 90.
The police jury then adjourned sine de.
WIN HAYES. President,
: JAMES Coopzr, Clerk. pro TEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
s-- FsS -f- -
NEW GOODS.

The undersigned, has just received and Is
still receiving his splendid assortment II win
ter goods: Consisting of a large and fashion.
able stock of gcntleme1s' Clothing of all sorts
and kinds, such as hats, caps, shoes &c, OF
different qualities, also an assortment Of a.
dies fancy goods, mousscline de latne, mrrI-
nos, broad cloth, cashmere and cAssinetS, cot.
,onade, &c, brown aud white dome>ticS. Ii
short a good assortment Of winter goods t"l
either gentlemen or ladies wear, and which he
will sell as he always has, very low to1
cash. He invites ladies and gentlemen Il
come and xanin his assortnents.
D. SANGER, Lafayette st.
nct ~ 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
WARE MA NTtEA CTDRF Y.

The uuhscriher having lotassd himself oil
Maine ptreet, near the methodist church. ro-
spectfully informa hia friends and The public
that ha continues to work at The above huri.
ne=s. From a long practical experience. he
~tlatters himanli no can give entire satisfaction
IN workmanship ar we'll aa by pune'1ality and
despatch. A ahsre Of tho patronage ut The va
entity Ia respectfully collected, Tin ware
snadssnd repaired with n~eatt1eHa and despa'eh
feb I'd i n JOHN TiLANO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
NOTICE.

Desiring to change altogether the nature OF
my business, | take this manner of notifying
The inhabitants nf this town and It's riLrIrohs.
that from this date / shall fsit aif the goods
remaining in my store nj cost, but on The ex.
press condition of cash down. will also
take this opportunity 70 inform all those IN
dehi-d 10 me. lhatthev must settle the same with
out delay. If they desire me to avoid The 'nortIh,
cation Of Transferring my rnllrctlont to tif
hands Of Messrs Avery & Fowler.
ian 81 so G. GUZMhN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
Oct ~ 8
NOTICE.

CAPTAIN c. Laurent, lately arrived from
France. and retiring from the command OF the
steamer Clipper. taxes this O. l"TtHnlty 10 re-
tnrn his. most sincere thanks to his numerous
friends and acquaintances, for past %favors, and
respectfully informs them and the public in
general. that he has formed a co-partneTsh'p
with his nephew, G. Gaschet de Ltsle, for the
transaction Of a General Commission and
Forwarding Business. They hope by a strlc,
attention and the knowledge hey have Of the
market, to obtain the most advantageous Prl-
ces for all kinds OF Produce SHIPPED TO theiE
consignment.
G. LAURENT 4 CAsCHET DE LIsLE.
No. Is. Front Bevec, between Blenvile ant
Cenr s,raer%, dec 81 lOt 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
BOARDING srHUOL.
IN HAT 70 y & E,

sttonptter rp nv Mps. A q. HAHREn.
Mrs Barker respectfully ininf,ns her friends
and The public generally. that her school is
ftnw open for The reception 1T voting ladies' 4.
she occupies the spneio,is mansion ri IloittAs
Il. Morgan. Esq, delightfully."- situated. Conn
| manlingH view IF the river and The surround
ing country unsurpassed for lea,tY by any III
Louisiana Its large and airy rnHtna. we'll
finished dnf'nliorY. extensive galleries and
grounds for exercise. tantnt fail ~ tnrutnInend
Il 10 I'll those who consider The importance nj
these advantages and these sltb,ild he highly
eune'd-rnd IN the lnralipn uf d good harding
81 hoe ipr young aides
AZ Mrs. Barker has procured ti1e rest fer
rt,tntne lded teachers If French Il Englisl, by
the yeay.is, trside IN hnt hoiae, s. havfng heavy
expenses 10 incur, she declines taking amy
zrl,olars unless The quarters tuition is paid Il,
adYanr-.
1'HHms-4Tnition and boarding Phr annu,n,
#o0n. payable quarterly IN advance washing
al extra charge an#asttn charge "f NJ pr
month will bn made fer furnishing bod and
bedding te tho boardarp. The branches taught
in the school are reading. writing. atithinhtir,
grammar. geography. history. moral and MATHS
raj philosophy. chemistry. astronomy. rhstotle
and bulanY French. Mo per quarter, music
aF20 per uuarirr@#l per month lur the tisa nf
the piHini-mr7En tinio painting. ornamental
%Iapaning on wood. lllagtrn work. shell wntH.
Whx WORK, fancy needle work. 60. taught II
required. BOOKS and articles Tor fancy wnfh
furnished on reasonable terms. Scholars will
not he admitted for lrss than three months, no
deduction maids for LOST lime. except in cases
Of extreme Illness. Quarter Ia commence
on The day HE scholars snitt The ecim,l. Ii
dies wishing TO visit their daughters for il few
tays can he accommodated With hoard.
Refe,tenees-l'hilip Hi"ly. Esq. Hope Ess
tate l,enf Baton Rouge Rev William Lacy.
president If Jackson College John r Ont
iitI,. Est. La Grange. naaf Natrlez. Mas.
'I,os, e. Mrrgnn. Collector n the port. New
Orleans. H'n,on w. Walsh. Esq, New Iberia.
Attakaras.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
cAgglACEsi CARRIAGEs,i

Ths subscribers beg leave 10 return thelr
IL, ks 10 their friends aud The public IN gene.
raj, tor the very liberal aupfnrt they have re-
celesd n the line OF their business and hope
10 merit a continuance Of the public patrons
age. They have got sotns line werknen from
tho F.ast. and arc now prepared to repair al
kind Of carriages. haronehra, gtgH, hnggysi
SC. At the ahorteat ruI,ee and IN the hen'
st,ls, also saddles, brides and harnese. all
Of which g Il he done 10 order and warranted
b. we'll done. REEuER u Go.
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, n.-Rcuge
v u. Carriages, Ba~rcuches, &c. bought
and sald.
nav II AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28

Amos ADAMS, Attorney aud Councillor At
law, continues 10 practice IN tho Ient'H o.
the Ord aud 9TH Judicial niattjcta aud Hu
pfane Court Of the State, and vii attend
promptly TO any huaIaeaa otttruHted tn h'E car"
0tits IN the " ol Ration Rouge, on H."
as,ner At Third and churea street, eppos.te
the Catholic Church,
ian. % bO.tE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
NOTICE.

The undersigned Justices If the Peace
have opened their office M Lafayette Street
in front Of Judge i'esaiar'# lts'se. aud the
dott above WIN Oil. Esq. afI tender tl'e',
services 10 the public az ~jnstlrea of The
Peace. and 40 General Aeer'ts. The etttttes'
attant,on 10 business entrusted 10 theta
Terms rsah.
.AttG. DUrLANTiEH.
.,,,t u MANUEL. MORENO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
STRAY.

Taken up by Remi Doiron, about 9 miles
below Baton Rouge, on a river, a bay horse,
about 6 or 7 years old, full sixteen hands high
no brand, a white face, the left hind foot white
and ring.boned; no other mark recollee'ed'
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away.
oc,s IS ]. HUESTON, Ranger.
s. II. SH1PLEr, Attorney and Counsellor al
law. will practice in the several courts OF the
third. fourth and eighth Judicial districts
All business entrusted TO his care shall re
ceive prompt attention.
, Nov Il 40 Otlce in Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
NO. 4
POLICE JURY.
Parish If Essi Ilafon Isbuges

Monday, I'd January, 1913
The Police Jury assembled this day in epn-
fotfn,iy Ia Law.
Present. ward RI, !. A Ma"pet, q. John
K'nr. y. John ~I,sean. 7. J y Willis. q, Henry
earle, 10. WI tIssaa.
! hefa not being a 1uofpta Tho police jury
a'ieofne1 pnttl half tast Z o'e ieet, ~.
hand}y af'sr-nson-Ths police jury faet
pursuant r. ajpurrrtnnf.
Present. ward No |, 4 Mengs'. =, Jyhn
King, II. Jeba tevAp. II. ] II Kleinpetsr. 7, !
= Willis, q, FIanty Gasls.. 10 WIN IIavas. II.
II Morgan. II, b II Penny
. HAtKtr rous'.
as'hl Skolfnld rlafk. BIZ ny ziek and rnafts
II af'snd. jants= Copper was appointed eisfk
pro tfm
The Jury being called 10 gfdef. the proceed
tt.Ts NJ hat meeting wsre fHad.
Pa Walker fofeahr. prsHsHtAd m account
nj W4D fnt holding mi iiidtsat! which wHs on
inah and allnwad
Msss's J q Willis, tisHfy Esfis, snd +
N"rfhr. we're appointed . committee to atam.
inc The account Of OfHn Haeksi parish Ttsssu-
Per atil Collector. and fsptft Of the Ran
Ills sFanihg.
Mr. ~If4ckef. T'rah#urer md r.ileffor, lad
tefors Tho committee the fuIibwt ag . ttaunt. tn
which The rsinft Of Sad roinHliitsa il annexed.
- Hachet n a~cr1int Wth the Parish If
Tas' Baton Rbirs.
Urinary !, iada.
To b"'""fa due On ta* roll Of lao. ~ raf ss'.
Element IN 9TH Hep'. 1912 slA5G II
" balance dre nj faa roll If lsll hs
nH PR sattlemsrt on 9Th Sept
Il tx v~s.s,nI ~ s.I.. r@s-H.-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
SAL r.

T'hc undersigned desires to sell . valuable
tract Of uncle. re land. lying IN .',le parish of
St Helena, Al d containing $40 acres. The
tract, as described in giant Of 1923, is bound
ed by lands beI":,gins to Parker, Thomas,
Terry and Forbes. # will be sold on the NEST
moderate tern, and offers a rare opportunity
to any Disposed to drive a good bargain. II
not sold before at private sale. 1t viii be Offer
ed at public auction, by the PARISH Judge, a:
the court house in the to1'a f "a'0n ltduge,
on Monday the 30th Ianu1-y, ~t@>sant, - II
o'clock. II. Aspiration may he rad to
Jgdsc rcs~ror or y tna Und@rstGn"'
NARY NEFt.N.
,,r 81 10 f-tn t,o tge-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28

tt r.Nt T..
The undersigned ofrts tnt sale several pair
Of fne work oxen. raised on his plantation,
several mich cows. and about one hundtrd
sheep in good ordrr~arrlv to his Hscnt. Mr.,
Francis Michel Nen, Oh the plantation. Wes'
Baton Rouge.
nov. ~ ]. r. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-28
AlunnnaCs for 1919.

Telt's louisiana merchants and planter 3
almanac FOR lsi3. The aid American Genie
almanac. do! aud Elten's Genie almanac
iusl received and for sale. BY
ON HEROMAN.
Opposite the Methodist Church,