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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

AVIS.

VeHts NJ pr6ptIf6s y0hr IL paiem@HiA ares
de parofsae @ III paf1isse GEst Baton Rouge
L6pfsiHne
En' yattn dun acc %infitult, /" I'm acte de
"a Legislature De rEtat Dc Ia Louisiana, ape
pr6y6s IL ~ Mars, 1912, ct en- yertn de- 4mo
section dun acts approuvs 10 IS fuars 1880,
~ Veudrai en- ygnte pdbltqns, Mardi, 10 ~
janFfgr, 1914, 4 Ia maiaon de- Catr de- In
gilIe de Baton Rouge, 4 Phours habi.uelle dos
veBt6s, Ious droifg, titres prttebsions dcs per-
sonpes so~ns.nomnts, dams Of 4 Ia pFppFi6tt Ct.
apr6s dtcrite pour IL paiefggnt do leuf taxes
dc paroisse, dues 4 Ia pafoigse d'Egl Baton
Rouge, sayoir
2 moreoanx Dc tsrre dane IN vile dc Baton
Rouge, avee toni6s les batiasss ct afnbliofa-
lions gu ~ tro9Yent, Of derrits dams 10 plan
iighratA do ~ dltg vile CONNIE snitg Tin lot
rnesufaft I'D 1919 pleda Dc fare par 90 do
pr5ieudeur, situe daBg cstte paFlie De II vile
do Baton Hongss cisdevant Ia pFopFihta COM
tinhe da Mesefs. Hickg, Scott, Bnbler, Gar
defe, SIoah, Matta st Fulton. Giant lot No. 7
DO iilst 2 Dc Ia dite pfepri6tei aussi IN aaIre
lot dc tefre Of amdlferationH, ioignapt Ia pro-
prlGte Ctsdsssgs d6cfite, dams Halfs Row, do
u ditto vile, falsant face 4 Ia ru6 du Bofd,
borne D F6st paF III lot do tGrre apparlenant
{ John BUTLER, B l'o1e7t par an lot apparle~
nabt aux htrltiers De Brown, mesuranf fronta
pisds dc faeo par u do pfofpndhuk. saisis
pour satisfair0 10 m6ntant dss taxes do pa
roisse dues par BENZ Il Holmes ct Eliza
Holmes sa femme, dams OF pour Ia ~psroiggo
d'Eat Baton Rouge, pour ISIS anntos 1871 ot
ls42, ct los ffais.
a46 afpens de tsrrG ct qualifications Y np-
partenaui, dams Ia p~aroisB6 DIST Baton Honae
ct borne d Fauest par lerres appartenant au
Mat n. Roberts, at nord par t6ffoB do Danf6l
sullivan, d Post par terres ei.degant apparts-
naht aux h~tritisrs de- - Gray, OF 40 sud par
tefTes appartefiant q gaHes West. saiei p0ar
taxes dies par Th0pas II. Morrison, dams In
paroisse DIST Baton Rouge pour pann66 1912
Of les frais. 80
Lot no. / dams l'ilet no. 10, dana cetto par
tic de Ia Vile De Baton Rouge, arpent6e par
y Beaurogard, avsc les bhtigses OF am6liora-
Ldha qhfs'y tfouyent, pour les taxes De pa
folsse dbes par Marie Bertel, T. G. l., pour les
a1ntcs 1910, 1871 OF 1912. Ersa,
AuFgi BIB aprons et authorizations, gitu6s
dams Ia parolsse d'Esl Baton Rouge, sur Ia
rtvl6rs Amite, ct borrbs au n0rd par terrgs
apphrtepant i John Ksrr, est par ii riyi5fs
ANTE, al sud par torres sppartguant 4 James
M. Elan ct d Pou6st par terres pubIlaaGs,-
Saisls pour sattsfaifg le m6utant lga thseg do
paroisse dues par Arthur KirnbalI, pour IL pa
r6isse d'Est Baton Rougel pour fasnnto 1919
agec los frais. 40
Conditions do IA vente au Compliant, sans
6yaluasions
o. ia CKET.
Collector deg taxes dc Paroisse.
~ dec. 40 ..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

Isaac 7, ct IeIja do A 10s, EIise ~ ans ct son
snfauG Peter dun an. Venus de IS aus, todB
esclav es pour IL We,
Egalumeut dsux mulets, itn c%llsval, uhg
paire dc bUufs, tfois vaeh6H, ct deus taures,
! TN t]foupeau de- motions, deux cftargttea, III
ttco1la do paille, instruments a]fatoifes ID
mottfa tndiviEe dun moulin 4 BuCre; ainst
que dpa fhauAi6res. Une forge ct SOS 0utt|s,
ttne psndule, ct uDe douzaiHe de cltatses COM
mines.
So. Une aatfe isrte, aifube tgalemant tiauH
e6tts ]par0iFHe, ehntenant IN Bftent ct dehit
dc face an 1enYs, sur d~uafanfe hrpens dc pro-
fondenr. I.aH ligbeB latttalea e1Vfaht d'eHvi.
ron tfotB dtRrts, b6fnts IN haut par lefre do
feu Eugene lltbetf, ct On baB par caile DIG
| Venge UfHiH Landry, ensemble agac IN dot.
bio concession do Ii dffe tefre, ay8nt IN ar
penf DO face, ot los Iigaea odpfant d'envifnn
treis degree; Ia hite double cUneeHsi0n tfant
bornte on has par Nine VetyB Ufsin Landry,
af ON haut par feffe du Congr6s, Cetie pro.
prttit cal Ia meme qut Il ttt aequiss dc JAG.
once M1lalgon fds.
CoHtfft0Ss bB IL vEHTE
Les dsix tefres dteritss SOUS Les Nos, | ri
9, ensemble avee les eselaves, st les br6pfib.
tts mobili6rss Y attaches, Feront VgBdnaa on
IN seul lot CT en- bloc, L'aGgitrsHF payera
div mile ~piastres compliant, 81 assumera eh
autFa 10 Placement d'nD6 d6tfe de- dixssepr.
mile a~aarnntB ~piaa'res. due sux htfitirrs nj.
neurs de lou Jean Bite. lttbdrt. at e]hranlte pr
hyp6th6que sur les praprittds susdfes; paya-
bic on sapt tHrmes %anhuels OF 6galx 4 dateF
de- tanvter 1Bf3. CElaqus terfn6 Giant do deux
mile qfatfo cont tfentrs quatre ]piaHtres et2s
cents L. premier 6Ghtaut Oh JHnyjer 1914,
ct sucraspivement d'annt6 on aimee l%taqu'en
Janyier 1850, pour los autres. Chafnn dos
termeA s%uEdits, portant inttr6t 4 raison DE- dix
pour cent par an apf6s pteittanes. Ladfbt
tnt6ttt EST payable etaauo aimee at cans re-
tenne a Dame Veuve Jean Bio. Htbert.--
L'acquereur ay4nt In facnitt dc earder entire
aas mains Ia s6tnme susdtte De $1,000, mnis
s'obligeant ntabtnains do payer aux dts mi.
neurs, Ia portion respective aui peut Ieur re-.
venir, st ce. al fur 81 i meaure qu'ils attein.
drobt l6ur Age de maioritt OF du'tls seront H.
galetntbt tthan6ipfp. 10 tout ronfofntment
A factf lie vente p8sst par In dits Vehve jean
Bite ll6bett, & Messrs ieham r Woods, ct
Erasmus Woods, qui seta ekhibd To- jour DO
Ia vente; ct Ia balance sff y On n, sera pave
compliant.
La tUrro deaiguho eotta 10 No. 3, 1insi que
In double concession d'lC6tio, sgront yenduss
c0mn3 suit, saveir deux mile ~piastres eotota
tant, ct Ia balance h I'm OF deux ans, du jour
do 10 veGte, en btlletB endossts 4 Ia e]atisfac-
ton do l'adminislrateur de- IN dite succession,
avec h]ypotb6q1o spectacle ct confession dc
iugerneut jusqU'au parfait Placement Cbaqne
terme portant inttr6t a dix pour cent apr6s
Pteh6aneo.
L. FAVROT, !. J.
?. 3. Ia vante nufa lien sur Phabtation
Oh reside Eraamus Woods.
Is %ianvier, 1874 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

IL q longssougft deslderatum IN tho culture
Of all our crops, cane cotton, and corn. II
happens more or less every year, that a con.
t]inuation Of rains covers tho whole face Of the
earth Of the earth with grpss viii got 40 far
ahead as 70 Mate rally alfect tho crop. W.
have tried cnltiyatofB--haye had them Of all
possible p%attofns, &c. and they, from The ma
lure Of our coil, have proved unayatIthg. We
have TO depend on The plow, aud where il has
Is run five o. Elk times in the row, you may
suppose It Ia a slow business. A pl1ta. such
aB suppaee either Of tho above to be or
more properly speaking, o SORES Of plows,
which can be 80 arranged aB t0irayel over the
whole aurGacc Of the ground, going up once
and doWn once. and destroying tho grass At
the snfno time, is the thing we want. II such
~ mp'ement had been IN use this last season,
Il would have made a great difference 10 the
crop, In ole inatancC@-lhat Of u - 4hbor-
thGrc would have been a difference Of 100
Il1gsheads ri sugar, 10 a crop nf 800 expected.
Would II be- asking tor much 10 send me
drawing Of the implement, OF have drawings
made for the Agricultural.
JNo e. Porrg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

There uro II vast many persons whc
make use of newspaper columns TO vent
their private spleen, and who think TINT
an editor or publisher has nothing to do
but to stand always between them and
harm. Others seem to think that they do
enough, when they say Il viii DO reypop.
siblo.h One half Of those who say that,
have no quality Of responsibility in them.
But il IL within three weeks, that we
met Mr.. A, and Mr.. u, walking leisure.
" Through Chestnut street together.
Mr.. u. saIuted us; Mr.. A. did not, DO.
cause we had, two months before, refused
to publish q grossly offensive attack, Of his
writing, upon Mr.. b. Those who pub.
Iish newspapers haye often to hear some
marvellousIy fine lectures upon the "fres.
dom of the press" but very few think Of
that freedom which IL above the thrall Of
small malice and personal reyo0go.-U.
8. Gazette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

The following are extracts from the
proceedings eli Wing meeting held IN
Coneordia, La. Its gratifying 10 tee
the enthusiasm which prevails in every
section oflhe county, and the universal
preference which is every where express.
ed for Mr.. Clay:
Whereas, The people Of tho United
States will soon be called upon TO select
candidates for the chief mogistracy Of our
c~onfederacy; and feeling that the present
condition Of our National Government is
n that will require the greatest energy,
talents and patriotism 10 elevate il to III
just position in the eyes of the world, and
restore tho purity of our republican insti.
tutlons TO their primitive simplicity, there
fore.
!. Resolved, That we hail with pride
and pleasure the spontaneous enthusiasm
that is exhibited by the whole people Of the
United States, in. favor Of the election Of
Henry Clay to the Presidency.
=. Resolred, That we believe Henry
Clay possesses the capabllity-the integ-
rity of character, and exalted patriotism
that renders him above oil others, most
suitable TO accomplish the reform which
years of ma administration of the gener.
al government render necessary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13
list OF LETTERS.
Hemai ding At The PoHt.ofice ut Baton
Rouge on tho LIST January, 1914,
Allan b W, Aumet gabrielle.

Rouge OH tlg Isl january, l539'
A
Allan b w, AumGt gabrielle.
II
gtisl tas II, HHtter fh6s; nr0Wfl n, gGatBeF
hudson y, brown henrietta 3, gsaureRaF il r.
BsaFd coz, brady Alfred, Niger q W, BHrkpef
Ga6g. g7ttg fiefr', Bixlef tohp, Hergsfou nj.
laift, Bf9fk Bli1s, Btyilss John, niedsaw mar.
gfeti, slack peter, baker james; maker Jghn,
hf9Na W, Hafbsg J5itf, Bogafe DanaBd.
e
cobb mfs 0ary 2, Constant monsieur, eausae
fhos, christian Will coates Thos, eaals Hjeh'd
crawford James, cartwright N u. christmas )
J., conway patrick, e1gswelf WIN NJ. ea1burn
Edmund, clark ftos, cole b Il chambers tls,
Ghthk Christian, cox ghas smith, eabfa Eliza
beth, cog Alfred, easls N dam, cummings Mr.,
cunningham .1aet
bavts John, puget eugene, Dasis sylvester,
btbbIe tttnes, b3art jas NJ, borthss fhos A. pntrh
/ a 2, pfesbaek Jacob 2, Bugog6y II i, puffy
Andrew
Il
Edwards mathew,
3
FISHER will gox q n, FRAZIER thompson
Foster u Il, Forester q, FULLER Raub 4, Forbes
JamssfFieppsn paul, FairehtIA's John, FasfRu.
sou Tt6s i, FARRELL marlborough, 2 Taux Mon.
sieuf.
trahan ehas y, ereudello cotao, esanougb
syjvtst, eratbafn Eafham, crimes robert, ora
BAN Df. 9 " aarrolgs nr. Gibson Darwin
fl
ftriges John. henderson will nudh6t Mary
neck HemriC, harris Aron W, hubble dean,
Headenboprg 9 ", geareck s8lest0r o,
Ink
Eilgote Anthony, Kertly Bdw NJ. xennad
An, K8athlef henry, Eesloy will. Kirl Robort,
J0nes John, james capt M, jackson agoR, Jon.
kins sipeau, johnson jayne johnson John,
Johnson Jasper, 10y tebe c, eermine i h,fFwin
H6bt. f
1tst henry, Larry PANEL, Letdlie victor, Le
BlatG Paul, Lethgfman poet ., lee samuel,
LsftleF tohn, Lethorp ntdtn, Lucas George,
Eafboufg Eagle, Landry e]slestiu, bandrey
zttlma.
aitEhet raney, myors Jas VI, Mead Atapson,
2 McCaumae Marcus, aichel p, mcGastle.p Il .
Morgan margfet, a0h8ea Jaa, Martin refine,
mefaden A ", aeaad, aceoglin haty ann, nor
rig James, I'm
Mobiles D, soyes Hiram. settles Hobt, reyii-
les Mary. =
odam Hich'd, ogden IN.
PALMER . NJ 2, Datin v%iciorin, penny Ias
gdseph, PhaDt steven, rhiIlipg Nh
necafd 81 luke, hhodas wary, Hickets cap
Hoberls, m%outheges A..
y
,immerson John, skepworth RULER, ]sernote,
Madam, scales James, BkolGcld samuel,
smart elizabeth, shelmire y =, scarborough
rob, shauum q II, shackIeford John, smile Jas
D, strahes isaac, stiuson estate Of, simpson
f0fn.
Tukes Timothy, Trfcr Moses, TedweII vi.
nund, rail0r A h, roadyine anthony, rhiber1
.aine Louis.
roungblood WIN, ranhouten sitas, rahois
elk ., Toung Mary.
weave noston, williams niram. wbittacar
ttciPd, waddill James 4, watt . w, williams
81 ", Jiliams r, willis Heury M, A.
a. NJ L MEGKER pm
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AVIS.

lie soussigne ayant etc nomme administra-
trateur des SUGGESTIONS de William Adams 81
de sa femme Cmthja McMorris, decides. re.
qujert tous ceax Qai dofvent aux dites sue
cessions de yenir payer imm6diateneut, ct
ceux a qui il est do de presenter leurs recIa-
nations dnment cerGfes sans delai.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
nov. % II Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13
NEW AND CHEAP STORE

Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Paints and Oils, Earbbern Ware and
Glass Hard Ware, Cutlery and Fancu
Articles.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has opened his EesU Store on
Church Street, and having supplied himself
with a large stock Of articles of the abo.a
description, is now prepared to accommodate
those who may favor hin with a call. His
Goods are all of the freshest and best quahtu.
and will be sold for Cash as low as at a1v
house in the city.
VIM. MARKHAM.
Baton Rouge La. Dec. 18th, 1913.
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NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator Of the Estates Of the lateaWil-
liam adams and his wife Cynthia McMorris
both deceased, requests all persons indebted 10
SAID Estates to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre-
sent them without delay, duly authenticated
JOHN PHILLIPS.
nov. 25 40 AdminJafrstor
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COUR DIES PRFTVPg
Paroissa Ouest P.a.an

Madame Rahar.. ~ use'
Renisro;n = Ie Christmas, veuye ID. fen
P conJA mn. : JOY s'etant address6e l ! di,s
I ~, poaf ere Nominee Administrs.sic IL
5 Il ss'On an Git Benjamin FJoy, sea mari
tons avs est par ees presentes donns
ms,t S0uA gu Voudralent s'oppoeer 1 "a De-
4'11 deia dte dame, d'avofr i Is AZ r. sags
1Ac q J9efS a comPter Dc Ia date De cet s,is.
l. FAVROT, p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

Mace. The union Of The two Offices NJ the
Same point hes been long and anSiously desi.
we'd not by tho ]citiseus Of this Parish only but
by tho citizens Of the whole State The two
Offices are closely allied In their natures, aud
formerly, removed M they were ut a grant
distance from, each other, a train If business
could rarely hr completed, aiIHout fl greet
expenae Of iFnr and money IN travelling bes
tween tho twd, Nov . moments walk recon
rilpa apparnut discrepancies, or complete a
nhain of Lille which for the wart ol n single
ITEM ~ paper from either might remain bro.
ken for m0nthH-this committee deem # nm
neraaaBry to addnre further facts or consider
Atipps IN proof Ol The present. favorable IorHlt.
nv nfthe Surveyor Generals UAifr 0f Tho die.
trict II Louisiana aud ihe public Land Office
fov the ST. Helena diairici
On molten the report wac adopted
On motion 1T Mr.. Brunat
Rerolted, That the proceedings # THE
meeting be published IN the Baton Rouge
Gasuite and Tie Democratic Advocate HHl one
copy furnished TO The Commissioners 0f The
Land Office.
0nlnotloN, nhjobrned
= rWAfRtn, rftaIdebt
IonN H. nufRacl, Secretary,
Though we donot entirely coIHridg wtththo
( cling and aenttments expressed below, we
pnblirh tho communication ut The raquert Of
taure 81 eur friends.
Gov RonAN.--It il 4 why long time aimee
we vindlfalo a principle which lR logical
enough not to bo logically upporoi soid prin.
ctplr ~ this The iayonra 81 THE country should
any how belong 70 the children u the country.
Nothing IL more rational, nothing ia more
EQUITABLE. There Ia however a Steamer
which seems to be printed out aF dereryIng
uut To- bu pbtfuniHed by tho population u Baton
Rouge Hnd neigbbourihg pariphea. though she
iu endowed with tho Fatne fu]alGtiep, The ea0bt
velocity and capacity NJ nh olhar baata run.
ming the same trips ! Could It bo because
she " commanded by i rrrulo every way
.pralfs. worthy 7 oh I no, tllnro Is M such 4
feasUu for II, II Is rather because 8n inrfedis
hle gong rptrit and some purrIie considerations
ofhnotler KIND, prompt many pereonF 10 give n
preference "a boats under The direction Of
strangers, Az 70 that there Ia the bright.
est evidence. However, We dare predict that
tho steamer Roman, il ppile Of Tho opposition
aho meets with, shall have made, after the
reaeon, gg gnnd business, comparatively, as any
Of her c0ulFsliiofe.
AN OBSERVER.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A general assortment of ready alads cloth
ing hats and caps, besides a good many La
dies fancy goods, by
d. SANGER.
r 5. All those indebted to D. Sanger, are
resp eettuily invited to come forth and settle
their accounts, otherwise they will be handed
to a lawyer for collection.
december Q 50
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= FTH@ $500 AAbiis
TEvAs AND sANrA FE,-TTc get the
following from the Western Independence
ExpoSiinr of he 23d nsirno. the latest re.
celyed, The news Of the poor man suf
fering on the prairiei is Interesting, but that
part in relation 10 mbyoments in Santa
Fs will need confirmation -.
LATE NEws FROM Santa FE.-Wo have
Just reoel8ed Intelligence from a runner
despatched BY a .smaH party Of persons
now on.ibe prairie suf4s ing for provisions
and cloihsag by whan we CLEAN the fol.
lowing Intelligence. t3at the inhabitats Of
Santa FeE together with thoir Governor
Arm1o as5 much disaa,cted with the con.
duct Of Sa5lta Anna inscloslng the Amer.
can Trade, and that taere Is a disposition
81 Tue peapie TO slae svlth and cnne over
g. the power of Tcx5s. This news, if
trte, viii put a new f3ce upon The ASPECT
of affairs IL that reglous Of the world. We
are unable 70 give TIE particulars in re-.
gard 70 tiis new move, but We hope Il be
able IN 0us next to do 70. The nv
LETT Bent Fort on thetlst Of this month.
~E
DEATH kr JupcE 4HoapsoN.-A good
man has f8lleal Ehe New York Courier
and Enquirer states thatEthe event which ru-
nors Of hissseFieas illnass. have, for some
time, led rs to expect. has o~ccured-the Hon.
Smith Thpfnpson one of the most pure.mind-
ell aud wofthy Judges pur highest Judicial
Court has ever kuowHr ii now numbered with
the dead. lie died THE residence in Pouuh-
keepsle, on the afternoon Of the 18Th Inst.
aged about 76.s He studied law with Chan
cclloT Kent, in 1901 was appointed District
Attorney ID the Middle District, and soon
after Associate Judge in the Supreme Court
Of this State. In 1914 he was appointed
Oh ct tastice ia place of Chancellor Kent,
who resigned and ia 1918 was made secreta.
~ Of the Navy by President Monroe. In
1898, on the death of Judge B. Livingston,
he was eppaiRted Associate Justice II the
United St@tes, a~station which be held and
honored. Hpto thetime Of his death. lie was
8 learned lawyer, al able man, a sincere
Christian and one Of the purest Judges We
have e4eF had. His loss viii DO seVeFly fell
and universally mournsd.
In RotiCing The death of this excellent man
aid distinguished iurist, The National IGseIls
gencer says he was long one of the chief oFna.
m ,ats q pla National Judiciary. and nain-
Ia ming without decay. even al the advanced
aye al Which be has expired, a legal Fepata.
Z IN the most solid, such as leaves on the
minds Of all who knew his standiag and his |
usefInesss a strong feeling that il will be
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13
= From the AmerAaa Ag4icRlturiSt.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 70,
THE BOUTEFa

TIE POO LIE
We trust that the wrHer of the following let
ter will excuse the use we maze Of it, as it is
a sample Of many we are continually receiy-
ingr and our object in publishing il, is for the
good OF the south. We know ghat the south
is in want of improved agricultural nipple.
meuts, suitable for their peculiar crops, and
system of cultivation, and thatt a finer fields
does not exist for the genius d some Of our
northern mechanics to display Ttself than that
region, and we are confident t5at If a few Of
them would 60 out there, and Studdies the ne
c~essities Of the planters, that %hey could not
but do well in manufacturing agricultural i'm
~plemeuts for them. The ploks of which Mr..
Potts speaks, would not suit,S we think, ex-
actlv, we shall forward some drawings Of our
own 10 him in a few days, for criticism. We.
are of 0piGion that a satisfactory implement
may be made for so, not to, exceed IS or
so lbs. IN weight, and which will completely
clean the space between the Grows Of cotton
snd sugar, in passing through chem up on one
side and down the other a single time each
way.
Parish ofBsruiae nv. I'D 1913.
In No. TX. of your paper. gage 257, you
enumerate, among the agricultural iinple.
ments exhibited, at the 10Th ;Snnuai show of.
the American Institute, Thfee-share plows
turning three light burrows al a time - also
in the report Of the committee on plows. page
2S2, I'd column, " The committee recomz1en-
ded the awarding Of diploma to Thomas Wi
ard OF Avon, for his gang Of nlows," / pre-
the last-mentioned musf be somewhat
similar in its object aud effects to that first
mentioned.
An implement that will turn two or three
light burrows at a time, say II or 2 inc hes
deep, and turn over the grass ever and under, /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

FoaaEnY.-On the t0th ulf. h corIiG.
cate of dupo4ite for $1,000, putportinR 10
have been Issued by tho Chemung Cana
Bank, N. y, WAS received by The Bank
by mrtl, from a broker in Buffalo. The
certificate was supposed TO have been
cushed by The broker, and, as IL was
forged, he will be the loser Of oil no paid
Tor it. circumstances render it certain
TINT the forgery was the work Of n jour
ueyman printer, named Samuel Goldsmith,
with Il host Of ]aIiages.) who was employ.
cd in the office Of the EImifa(N, " Ga.
zetto a few weeks IN September and Dc.
lobrr, and wont 10 BuihIo about the 10Th
OF November.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13

CuVrTAw lEDt4Ng-Ne arc now ladeb'.
ed t. the Arkansas ln3oIIlgGacor Of iig Ajd uIt,,
FOR tho following Items If Information, Cap.
TAIN AftuB' rong, The Agent, waR in the Ma.
tom pnt iny Hnhuftiej. 1'la ChdttaWH have
improve very much Within a Iev years,
IlIcy 10 butter clad, ara more Comfortably III
aud more moral than the netghborlng tribes
TLeHe people arc earnestly seeking literary
and mrfal Improvement, Nearly half Of then
anUnrlos ere appropriated 10 the purporeH oI
education, cay 4tut El3N, 900 IN the Nation,
and emit or ten tlouaand dollars IN thc
State,
Great harmony oStpls among them; their
Government wotkH eaey and w~olI-~it latfuIy
a republic Of simple and economical IUftn.
Tho people arc Industrious, frugal aud moral;
and comparatively are a happy Peep Q. TIE
ClucIaw Nation Is It Hold N which phtlanlhrD.
pIsts may labor, with anticipation Of happy
results.
The population Of the ChoctRw Nation
wort Of the MjgslssiP pi, II gradually iHcrea.
ptnr, In lsas, they numbered / 1913 Eouls,
ln 1873, l2l5S, being 40 l]ucrgage IN . yenrs Of
$50, Tho egeuta east of The Mississippi, have
enrolled Tie Ghoctawu IN tleiF old nation,
and report them TO be over 5000 strong,
About 200 are expected out West In the
Spring Of Fsii, The balance will follow
during The same year. A contract has been
already entered into for their removal
The lntelligehcer says thor arrival in
looked for with great anxiety! II will DO a hap
by occasion when the whole Of these people
get together.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA

Cour des Prauyes-Paroisss dEst Baton
Rouge.
Atteudu que MarcelIine Babin s'est adres.
see a Ia dite cour, pour etFe nominee Admit
nIstratrice de la succession do Joseph Boul.
lion, decide.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
interesses de fare saYoir Ieurs raisons dams
lie couFant de dix jours du present avis pour
quot Ia priere da petitionnaire ne soft pas
accordGe.
CHS. TESTER ]. p.
g ~janvier 40