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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

Co CLEANLINESS or THE HEAD AND HAIR
Strange II is that persons who attend strictly personal
cleanliness. baths &c. should neglect the head-the hair
the most essentia--the most exposed and the most
beautiful when properly cared for Of all the gifts of the
Creator Perfectly free may il be kept of dandruf
scurf with certainty that the hair cannot fall out by the
use of the Balm ofColumba Ladies, will you make your
toilet without this arcle1 We fearlessly no. il
you have tried and experienced s purifying effects
Its sweet perfume. = 90
hundred articles have been put forth on the credit OF
this only rstthe only really valuable article &c.
nuine only at 81 Courlxndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

90 ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM, FROM q
Courtlandt street, the best article for shaving in this
CITY, took the first premium at the fsr Also DR. Spohns
SICK Headache Remedy-a certain cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

90 RHEUMATISM OR GOUT-The Indian Vege.
table Elixir and Linment will any case. matter
how bad Also DR.. McNair's Acoustic Oil, certain
cure for Deafness will relieve at At 81 Courand
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

Passengers Arrived.
Sr THoMAs-Bnrque John w Cater-John Gr,ydoa. Chas
McCauley. + Guernsey. ~
New ORLEArs-Ship Dadem-R Reed.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q. Is MILLER h CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF


NO. ITO WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET
Very respectfully inform their friends and custousrv that
there Ia.ge circulation OF counterfeit and spurious To
bacco and Snuff selling through the city and country By pe
lars representing u having been by The
Stamps are made for drcepton the quality being or the
genuine Article.
That be misled by such i.poson or suppos.
good articles have been induced give this notcs
friends aud customers caution against misreprrs
We pledge ourselves exertion
acture heretofore the very best articles and Other
N b-Ihe only persons authorised by supply
TONERS at their stos Samuel Rogers and Smith Sloane
approved Of be returned and money refunded
SOLD on a. reasonable terms articles the
Cf the same quality, manufactured in the United States.
Mn. q. b. MILLER L CO. 40 Water street,
Blmn.m near Wall street.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'THESE fsramsd and ceebrated Pills. from Portugal
We perceive 70 be obtained in hiscouuy See advertse
mont nm the last eo'smo. fourth rage.
oI .: ~ Picked s''yS D"tt % Isf
Via N"m No / New street
-H&R FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louis,sna. and New
H York Lne-PositiyeIy Fint R,guar racke 70 az ~
MULGEE, Capt C. Pee, will sail above her regular day
For freight passage wing handsome inni.hed accommo
g.. COLLINS co, 10 South street
Positively freight received ster Tuesday evening the zVh
iastant
Shippers by this line rely having their goods cor
Agents in New Orleans HUI ia 4 Woodruff whs will
promptly for ward ali goods TO their address
The bark Gcnesce Capt. Minott will succeed the DC
mqlaee md saiI the lst March, her regular day M
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Married.
Died.

On Sunday the 18th inst by the very Rev. Mr. Varcl,
MIR. EDWARD PHELAN TO Miss MARY ANNE Brnp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

stable shows larger stocks hand and decreased
exports while the total supplies brought into market are
much smaller than usual. These are evidences of O
short crop In consequence othe diminished export and
the effect such an event naturally has large market
prices In Liverpool have advanced very rapidly and the
additional value given to this staple already cannot vary
much from SEQ Oo0 further advance is anticnaed
by the next arrival which will increase this amount very
much The stock in this market is large and so large
portion In the hands of spectators, living in different
sections of the country, that Improvement in prices
would make the fortunes Of many, while it ruined as
mnny more.
Movements in other staple articles have not yet reach
ed the important position occupied by Cotton They
not yet become necessary to tho nations Of Europe al
though the trade in them is rapidly increasing Our
ports Of provisions have already reached respectable
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CHRTsTY's MONDAY BULLETIN OF CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS,
NO q .aSTOR HOUSE

CHR1STY'S MONDAY BULLETIN OF CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS,
NO. = .4STOR HOUSE.
Still Prosperous and ahead of HI Others!
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
FOR MACH lai4
EMBELLISH MENTS.
FIVE ENGRAvINGs, aud Severn Illustrative of the Old
rArrn.xND VIRGINIA, Painted by seho~on, Engraved
LAUREL HILL, An Original Picture, Painted by Croom-
Eng aved ~ A. IL. Grdham:
-Four Elegan, representations Of the SPRING FASHIONS.
ANCIENT FASHIONS. Five Figures. Engraved by c. A
TWENTY one su oRGINaa AKTf Les from tn.
OF the cei.bated writers of he day.
Subscription s'per annum Single number; q cents,
ALSO, JUST PUBLISHED
The LADIES MAGAZiNE-Edindby T. s. Arthur. price
SRUMDLER Sy Mis-. Ellen Pickering. pree. is,sei:
LOVE AND MONEY, bv Mary Hewitt, =" ...i21sc:s
~ P9 9aiN% s sysA Va. Hsny.l, .MHe,.
10 it.ec WIN N CHRisTY, No aA.tot Ho oa;e''
NEW PUBLICATION.
JUST PUBLISHED A Pamphlet entitled " The Real Ma
ture Of the FL ctrc Fluid Explained aud illustrated Ivy
Magnet new edition improved 70 which Is annexed a
Theory 81 the Tides aud Currents OF the Ocean By
Glenn Author OF Treatise the Improvement of the
ng'on To those ends who have purchased former edi-
ton the author would remark that this Que, lie added
good support of hi, theory, and
obecons he has aso added theory the tides
aud currents Of the ocean and IL with .mal degree OF
pleasure thar he enabled lay before intelligent
the world of o. the remarkable psnomena that
fqf ,siGshY CO. No Par. EsS, BY
Price 12la cents. fel9 1tsec
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ol;- PROFESSOR VELeEAU,S SPECIFIC PILLS,
forthe permanent cure OF Gonorohqa, Gleet and all
oc.puruen discharges from the urethra. No medicine
offered to the public, exercises such powerful effect
on tins bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills They the fruits of twenty-five years en-
p.rience Of Professor velpeau at the Hospital OF LIE
Charito Ia Paris, and confidently recommended by
him the only preparation that has proved successful in
every They introduced into this country two
years ago by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
during which time than ten thousand boxes have
bGei, cold and the College defes single instance of
allure To he shown SOLD IA boxes VI each at the Office
Of the College, IS Nassau street.
- RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

Gy- THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL TIA
HAN CHEMICAL SOAR for tho cure of Errptions
Chapped Flesh, &c-Cauton to the public-The pro.
petor of this was lately confined to his bed several
weeks, during which time this nfamously counter
eted therefore, buy cake Of this without the sig
nature OF T. Jones on the wrapper and particularly
this city only at 80 Chatham street, and of this city
only Of the agents here advertised Be careful of this
you want the genuine. Always ask for jones' Italian
Chemical Soap-take other. Without misrepresenta-
tom these are its positive qualities for which has
ceved the highest encomiums of the faculty and the
solicited approval Of the Medical Society Of Paris has
cured thousands in the United States Of every sfgure
ment and eruption Of the skim such PIN PIES freckles
blotches, salt rheum scurvy, heat spots, TAM burn
morphew, &C. &c. Cure chapPed esh &c. 1t will change
the color Of dark yellow burnt skin to beautiful.
y healthy cleaness To prove to the public the excel
lencc OF this read the following diploma awarded to NJ
Yespn the inventor by the Medical Society of Paris:-
I'VE consider NJ vesprini the greatest phanthropis
OF the age and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle To cure
any eruptions Disagreement of the skin It will prove
blessing to future ages" Sold by the only general
agent In the United States T. Jones' wholesale perumer
sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. N or
10 Fulton street. Brooklyn; state street, BOSTON,
Ledger buildings, Philadelphia 2C7 King street, Charles.
ton, s. G. "f - " -
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: :Us ..., moon xa
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH

MR.. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Cserny, continues 10
A teach singing and the Piano Forte in this city Brook
yn on Inod.rae terms First rate references given many
aiIies whose names b. learned on appi
cation be residence 10 Elm the Asena
MI who the suihor OF French Grammar the second
edition Of which Is n The Of publications sche. like
wise the frrnch and Italian Language which he during
his Mese Lessons wished Schools and Colleges attended.
~ ImsJgb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

NOTICE.
'1NHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing between the
suosceer, dissolved by mutual consent All persons
present the for settlement ASON old stand
NO. 1858 Pearl street. J: }. TlMP5ON,
- T.. MASON,
February I4th, 1874. fl9 3tsec
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.

MR. BARTON. (pupI Of the late & Nichosou,) respect
l fully begs thar II his intention give in
rneen the Flute Mr. Barton profease teach secor
dng the method pursued By the celebrated Chareu
Nicholson.
For and particular application may be made At Signo
Godone Music store broadway. and Mr. Sssda hasoert
Is,A..
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MUSIC

JOSEPH KAMMERER. Professor Of Musie, respectfully
his patrons and pablo in general th
has removed from 80 crosby l Lsurens street where all
order. for his coton Band perform At Parties kte 10 or
Orders for X will also be received Mr. w. Dsbsss
Music Store 295 Broadway. imsnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

ITO GLEE SINOERS-Just published the 9Th No. OF the
Quststs, containing 0less by Spohr. Webss, he For
sle By hoycr No. Dol Broadway AID y. Riley, No. %
N An Ertr ysmbsr, containing a Gvorise Enssh
6se will be shortly issued for Enuitoss delivery REGULAR
srhscribeu. trrS,,s
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DOCTOR. RETT,

k BELL continues TO devote his attention (daily till p
NJ TO the removal Of Prvate Diseases every stage Al
snher under protrscsd aggravated
treated by inexperienced pretended praconer those labor
ing under the desuct effects Of Quack
ana all che suspect the r,msns Of disease lurking the
TEN. may consult DIR. b. with honorable confidence and
Of cure.
Persos contemplating marriage who have been the subject
Of dsrase also consult him it'll condolences sssse
ton.
Postpaid letters have his prompt attention. Dr. Belle
inert exposes 10 suspicon and well known BE- cafe
and permanent
Private oces n Cedar street. third door from Broadway;
fl9 lmssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

u3- HOW DISAGREEABLE TO SEE LADY'S
face, neck or arms, covered with hair furze The
Chinese Hair Eradcaor from 81 Courtlandt street. is
least irritation smarng or injury Of the skim leaving
soft smooth and delicate, and all who wish can it
tried before paying for II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19
EXCLU SIVE MILITARY BALL,
BY INITIATION

BY INITIATION ..-.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF IhE BIRTHDAY OF
l. GEN WASHINGTON Alta meeting or Odicss held
at the Howard House Monday venng February ih for
as "a. tvi,aon) e the 1yo saloon the Annyer.!y
VANourERsTEEr. Secretary; oil J. =. HouGH, Chairman
In cons.qaSnce Of ndspos Jn the subscrher solies
at hapas o'clock the Saloon consult with them
f-g nENMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
D'EUROPE.
PARIS, g janvier.

AhASS JdhFISI'
On lit dams la Presse:
La chambe des pairs a commence Ell
termins aujourd'hui, Ia discussion du pro.
Jet d'adresse. Voici ce document:
"Slre,
Lies paroles que votre majestic a fat
entendre du haut do trone, ont porte la
ioie dansAtoDs les occurs. En- les recueiI.
liant ayec respect, nous rendons grace an
roi de la prospe lite du pays. Notre loyal
concours ne lui manquera jamais. Que 10
France sc liyre i son acnyile feconde, a
scs paisibles travaux ; qu'elle CROSSE en-.
ire toutes les nations, en- puIssance, en-
lumieres, en- richesses; son avenir est as.
sure. l'empire des lois est etabii; les fac.
tions sont~ vaincues ct les pouyolrs de l'e-
tat. en- dedaignant leurs vaines demonstra
tions. auront pGil ouvert sur IeuTs man
nuyres criminelles.
"L'ordre dams les f~nsnees fat Ia force
At Ia s6Curite des g~ouvernemens. La
chambre des pairs await plus dune fois re-
cIame lie reimbursement de fequilibTe en-.
ire les recettss Ell les depenses ; eiie ap.
plaudit au success des efforts qul ont etc
fats poury parVenir.
LA pax rSgne at dehors; tout en- fai
pr6sager la dOree, la bienveillance PresI
dc aux relations cure Ia France ct le
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

CoNTREBANDE.-C'e st la douane aui n,
depths deux jours, les honneurs de la chro.
| niQue %scandaIeuse de New York. MN.
les agsns du f4c ~vieonent d'arrGter des
| contrGbandiers, dams dcs circumstances qui
ont vivetnent lnteresse lie public. Dams
In mutt de samedI il %dimanche un hancur
attnrde remarqua les alluFes suspectcs de
queIques individus quI allaient at venaient
du Quai de Peck Slip an pnquebot Oxford,
r6cemment arrive d'AngIeterre, rappor.
tant du nAvire des ballots 90 lis deposalent
ensuite sur une voiture stationee pres de
Ia. Avis fut donne Bnx Wdfchmen, Ia Vol.
tuse fut suivie, mas on Sc bOrna j constr,
Ter 10 depot des m~archandiscs chez on in.
diVidn nomme Parker. lie secret IL plus
pr fond tut gard6 sur cettc decouyerte, el,
les NUTS snlvanTes, on eXefGa autour de
POrford uIe surveillance active dams Iss.
poirQue les contrebandiers viendraient Sc
prendre au pi6ge. C'ess ce-qui arriya en-
efFet. I'm sorr de,x individus So presen-
terent a bord du %navire, ct, ayant remar
que Ia presence de quelques uatcA1naa, lis
current l'imprudence de vouloir marchan.
der leur complicite dams la contrebande
dontlils s'avouSrent les auteurs. lis furent
arr6t6s, ainsi que donze autres indiyidus
charges de VANCOUVER lie canot qui fra ns-
portait les m~archandises. lie principal
coapabie est 10 premier lieutenant de l'Or-
ford, III. Gage, ct il a fait de uveux des.
quels il resnlte quiz s'etait engage moyen.
nant $500, 4 eDtrer en- contrnbande des
pieces de drap qni lui ayaienl etc coni6es
par IN negociant. quill ne nomme pas, en-
Angleterrs. II devait livFer ces marchan.
discs 4 uae p~ersonne de New-York qui Sc
raft munie dune lef're ad hoe. Cette per.
some NEST pas cennue non plus; mais son
principal agent, nomme Suttoo, est entire
les mains de Ia justice. C'est ceIui-ci qni
a empIoyG lie canot ct les bateliers. On
await d'ailleurs beaucoup exagere rimpor-
lance de Ia saisie qui a etc fate a la suite
de toutcs ces maneuvres; on l'avait d's-
bord 6valuee 4 pres de $40, 600, mais ellie
nest que de 10 a 5000.
IL ei6 fait des recherches a bord de
tous les paquebots venus d'Angleterre, qui
Sc trouvent en- dechargement, ct sur lie
dernier arrive, lie M~ontezuma, on a troUve
des ballots portaut la meme naFgHe cue
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InTe qni devrnit p'enqu6rir do Ia eonYe
nance d'Hdopief 10 ayai6me dee tcoIus pn
bliqpes, ct qui serait invite 4 txposer sun,
dalai SOS yues 4 cot tgard.
L'Ofateur 4 mis- SOUS les yoHA do ID
Chambre une communication do jury de
police d'Est Falieiana, Feqatfaut quill soil
ofdonn6 que Ia convention so tionne 4
Clinton, q meitani . 81 disposition les ddt.
fees publicg DO eeIlo Vile. Daposb sur ID
bureau. sujet b l'appel.
mr.. Bfngheaf n pr6sont6 uno RESOLUTION
atilofiBant b eomil6 sur ce qai eoncefne
10 p6niIebtlalre, ] fire lmprifnor, u ca iui
parait neeegsnire, tous les doc0mehs Y fes
latifg. Adople.
Mr.. Ia, Tor q pfdsept6 une petition do
diH0rens membFes du hnrrenu d'Est Baton
Rouge s'insefiyant contro ladoptiou du
bill qui a%utofisu 10 Juge de Patoisse 4 nom.
mer IN Grefier do In Co0r dos Prouves.
Renyoyb d un cotnil6 special.
Mr.. Clark, nj nom du comit6 des an6.
liorhtions iDtdfieufee, \ prdseut6 ube r6so.
luton ayant pour but d'inviter lingtnieur
do l'Etat 4 employer leg foreAts Dc ~couleur
3 ouVfir une route dopuis 10 bayou Crosse.
T6to insqa'au point eonnli eous 10 nom dc
Brusle landing, sur 10 Mississippi.
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J. NJ. ELAN,

Ar0cat, DC, resultant d Baton Rouge.
Sc propose de ne plus pratiquer que dams
les diff cours des paroisses Diet ct de
Quest Baton Rouge, Ia cour de district de Ia
p~aroisse de Concordia, ct dams Ia CouT Su-
preme a New Orleans OF Alexandra, aux
conditions ~snivantes:
/. Conseil LEGAL tendant 4 p~rtyenir un
process, doBne gratis.
2. Aucune charge ne sera fate pour con-
sells on services rcndus aux indigens ct OPP
primes.
5. Toute charge n'excedant pas clnquaytte
~piastres sera payce d'avauce-au-dessous DE-
cinquante ~piastres, Ia Motto coinptar.t ct Ia
balance lors de la rendition du JUDGMENT, on
autre accord mutuel.
4. Dams la cour supreme, l~orsoue conseiI
pour ~l'appeIlant, aucune charge adaitionneIls
sera faite-pour rappeEl6e, les charges serop1
regles par accord mutuel.
>. II ne deviendra dams aucun cas- respon.
sable pour frais on ~documens.
g avril I543. O
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Erencments en- Russie Ell en- Circasste.
-On cert de la ms Noire, q dGccmbre:
DIS ev6nemens iDportans out en- lieu
dams Ie Csucase. Schanyl, lie chef de-
Tschetscheuzen, a11onr duqnel so sonl
concentrts tous les peupIes de montague.
hosliles a Ia Ruissie, . p6nCtre au com.
mencement du mois dc septembFe, avec
1000 hommes; dams lie district des nonta.
kgnes habitees par les Awares, entire Is
deux bras de In rivlcrc Koia, ct n assiege
Ia petite f0rteresse dUnzula qni await I'M
garrison de trois compagnies. Les Trhe.
tscheuzen r6ussirent 4 d~6tourner ,Peau dc
la forteresse Ia garrison fht nbligee dc SO
rendre apres aVoir rGsisle six j0nrs. A
In nouvelle de Pembarrss d'Unzula, lie
lieutenant colonel WassiIizki etait arrive
en- toule hale avec un bata lion. &c ba.
tai Ion fut attaqne par Schamyl. avec des
forces sup&rieures, dan. les jardins dun vii.
Iage ees Awares on les Rnsses a~vaient
6tabli lenr camp, cern6 ct tailIe en- pieces
apres une courageuse resistance.
Le general PIake dc Plagenan,romman.
Qdii1 bNflS nc DdASsEub SGPLIaltt IDbhtg dNdI
quite, des oil eut recu Ia noeVelle de Fin.
CURSOR de Snhamyl, son quarter general
ayec touies ses forces disponiblee, ct cher,
cha en- toute hate 4 attirer vers lui les gar,
nisons russo Dispensers sur les divers points
fortiiAs eft A organiser des milices, parmi
les indigenes, pour pouvoir attaquer Sha
myl. Par Ia perte du battalion de Was.
srItZkie ri de la forteresse d'Unzula ct dun
antre point importan. pour les commune
citions, qu'un officer russo d'etat. major
await quite avec 300 hommes,a lapproche
des Tschetscheuzen, Ie general de Ia Pla-
g9nan Sc Wit coupe de son quarter gene.
raj ct force de So Jeter avec SEES troupes
dams la forIeresse de Chumsac. Scha.
mvI. don't Parmee etatt deyenne forte de
10000 hommes, ct qui await IL anons
quill await pris aux Russes, assiegea cette
forteresse. Craignant one Ia forteresse
Importance Temir Chaatschura, d6garnie
te troupes, ne tombat dans les mains des
ennemis, le general russo fir plnsienrs ten.
~tativps pegr sc frayer un pasage a traveTs
%T'enneni, mais ee fut inutilrment.
Dependant lie prince Argtin ky await
comprime dams lie district des Kasi Kun
hgey une r6voIte des hahitans GA faveur
de Schamyl, ct s'etait avance avec 5000
hommes au seconrs de Ia forteresse assi8-
gee de Chumsak tandis quill attRqua les
Tscdetscheuzen par derriere, ie general
Plake fit une sortie de la forteresse, ct les
2eux gen6raux russes purent Sc reIoindre.
SchanyI Sc reIira d'Awarie !; mails Il entra-
ina la plus grande partie de Ia population
dams les montagnes. apr6s aEolr devaSt6
tous les champs ct tous les jardins d'Aw-
arIe. La perte des Rnsses est Tres con-
siderable: lis avouent eux.memes une
perto d. 1900 seIdats ct de IS officers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

Conversation crimjueiie.-Ls petite
vile Dc Rochester pafalt a'etn for5 AN.
ns6e dun petit saa pdaie qti 4 on lies der.
rare les conIlsses do thea re-. Tin neicbr,
NJ. Noah. went din anter un process On
divorce coniro VI femme, III letnG . =.
hiofs do IL troupe, qni est nrct4to par hi
DO s'6lfe rendue ebupabte de 60 Gus les
Anginla, Ell, npfas ent, lee Amsncains mi
hppel6 /" concentration erimiaetie, nvne IL
premier viOIoD dc lorehostre. M Mheir.
Hatons n0is d~'ajonter qle IL j~eurnal d.
psDdhoit eric a In eaidnnio.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
ErhT DE Ia LOUISIANA,
Vents par h Cour des preuvos-Paroiba,
dGDIeat Baton RouOa.

WV - ~ ~
dOncst Baton Rouge.
In yertn dun ordre de IA Cour dss Prem.
yes Dc Ia ~faroisse dfOnest Ftlicfasa, II ssra
of'oft en- yente p%ubliqge par 10 Jpge soassiQn4
eHsotlfci9 Encanteur,
JEtDr, ~ De Mare proclaim,
A ~ hetires 4, w., sur les lisux, lee pfspri4,As
c''apres %dtcritea, dependant de IL sucecssios
de teu Henry Hainss, savoir:
10. Une Habitation situEo dams eetts "a.
ro'Fse' confenatt ciaq cent vipgt srpenfp (52Ol
90 Enpefnfie plus 90 mOins, cnsersbla av@e
tet'es lee anne li%Oraiions qui s'y trouyent. cir.
containers ct dtpondsbces, bornfs 1 s. psy,is
fupetieure par terrs de Jacques Molsjaan Ne.
e. : IA Igne inf6rioure par ceile de- VAlsnlin
fltberf.
20. Les EscIayes sufvaus Luke, AL A.,
~ ans; Chaney. IS ans, ct sos snfa ne Care
Ilne ~ ana, Nancy 7, Little LIKE. 3 ans, o.
be'zan IL ans; Philippe, 50 ans; Mary, 81
aha' " aeS ent4ns Pfcdga de o arr. Jostphiae
ans' Bcisey . ans, OF Etlick Age 10 q mois;
naipn' % ans; Mary, 30 ans 81 son sBfant
llaFI,y de b ans; miIlsy. 81 ans. OF ses ~.
,sn"' Monlng q ans, OF Harry Q ans; Little
Nancy, IA ana; Anettc, 20 aBs, ~ sen enfsnt
naT" a2te de ] 40; Harry Fox, 40 ans: Harry
Porter, At ans; Isham 10 aps; JaeK ~ M.
Abran, 32 ans; Bill. 81 ans; Lihu. % sns,
charley, ID ans; Ben, 10 ans, Names Rn~'
man, 81 ans.
b. Instruments Aratoires. IN ,h.r.u
tnnle'r. IN vicnx moulin 4 swcre, meubjes.
tnais, cotton en- graiues, environ IS on 100
e"rdes de bois dc cerde, dams Ie bois. outila
De charpents. dc fsrge Ell auires, DC. &c.
Lea conditions seTonG annOnctes L. iosr ae
la yente.
Tev. 2 L. FAVROT, r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
AYIA.


On tfouVera . mon tcurie 4 Baton Rouge,
pendant Ia s)aison, a paftIr do Ter mars an Ter
Jnin-L'6talon de race, importt, Nichols.
II est san9 bgaI CONNIE cbevai de course ~
de race. Les tefnles g0ut m0degfa pour sac.
Gorder aux temps. Pour chaque jument $40
par saut, compliant, ct Z gi5 pour n saisop,
ct go pour assuter nm p~oniain. Ccus aul
placcront leara ~jufnents pour Ia gais0n on M.
sufance Beropt tenua Dc f0urnir ieurs bilEetA
pour lie nontabt do i IA Gn DO Ia saisop.
ORfGtNE-L'6taIon est par St Nictolas ispu
de Moss Roge~EiIc fut eIevtc par Mr. Moss
de York. en- ADgleterre, issu de Tramp eft
dc Saueho, st. Nicholas, 10 pers da stedit
fut yeodn a un prince AIIernand pour IA gnJu.
me de 1900 piastres. lie premier ct secGnd
prlx a Ia derniere foiFe ont etc accordes 4 dss
pauiaiug enRendrts par NichoIas.
. ftv. So ANTHONY MONGET''