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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

- Third Ward.-At meeting Of Wings Of the
Third Ward held Head Quarters, No. 2O Washington
Monday Evening, 18th instant. THOMAS Nc.
KNIGHT called the Chair and GEORGE BRIGGS and
WILLIAM L. SHARDLo w appointed Secretaries The call OF
the meeting read when the nominating committee through
David Graham submitted the following aud nomina-
which report accepted aud the nominations being
put separately, were unanimously confirmed.
The Committee appointed by the Democratic Wings Of the
Third Ward report the Of suitable candidates for
Charter Officers to be supported by the Democratic Wings OF
the Third Ward at the ensuing election,
Respectfully Report that they have anmously agreed to
recommend the following ticket:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

10 NorHtse EXCEEDS THE RAGE 4Sp pai.fF pomIrs
Subtle and Italian Medcated Soap we particularly ask al
tsntion TO tie vugaE and low B,llpgsgate OF the Se
quality of The couuterets The Italian Medicaed soap
We'll known cure for all discoioea SKINS
aud he particular aud buy 1t a. 81 Wakeseet ist Sof
FROM Broadway. so cents cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28


H. c.. ! 6h n,1r without Bishop.r-Rev s
Nw ..; t. Bishop the tabernacle sq Evening,
Ahe Allen st Csoir, under ihs direction Of Mr. Hart Il,
~ iejpeSt sing az Anthem the ode The Pilgrim: L..
HTTi, 0nsnay composed for alr Cheeyer's Lecture.
duniitlhg Lady and Gentleman 2 cents Extra
door Ss"'0 0s md f H 5f}f BOOK
NM S'l>' Cor. Sec n. Y L.
o., H Lecture on panclng7A; ing. NswYosk
qnent speaker the request OF numbr of -nds has con-
seated 10 ecuTe Dancing " above place Ihursday
sioiocai and popular this subject Tickets So al
mittins gentleman and lady Clergy aud gsiciaa, r
tickets application Co.'S. GO barcayt rz. 2,s.
UNew- Yor. soc,e,y of Llterature.-Jobu
Albany Esq vail dehvet L~ctnie before Socitty ar
the LeepEe aoam Of IN; r 2pocleI Llbf.r Of Broad
O'Clock SutJect he discovery of AIoellca embTscip
the which led thereto. Also ie 5origiaes Of rhs
their present condition and future prospects, a
cents 10 be had at The principal Music and Book
Stores at me principal Hotels and the door the
"' 'e inhZ6 Sits
Second Advent n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall
10 Lhatnam square on Thursday aud Friday evenings Of this
Mse,Srf ,bss s hal past O'clock
public are invited 10 attend II.
Coming of Chrisf.-ELDER l.RAEL Z Josss
OF New H+mpshe Will his Lectures on tie aboys
if time on Tuesday and Tp5s sTs
nngs of this week The public are invited Seats FREE s
wees commence at half past O'Clock. rn26 Sits.
- General Working Mems sIeetsng,-Tbe
ycln,y ore urgently requested Adjourned Meet
l,g to De held at Croton Hall OF Divisoas and
O'clock The PLHN OF &C : 2fi5 sgrsS
p Rshs Of yests s5Sh 2 and b rnbs1 IN the o
address the meeting. By order Of the meeting
JAMES a. PYNE, Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT in
The UNITED STATES.
No. 40 BoXNery.

Have just received large ASSORTMENT Of Splendid New fS,
- ~ EyGLisH THREE Ply DOUBLE SUPERFiNG, riH.
.sr I S % INGRAM CARPETlNG IESiTiAS STAIN
anu n Hi "A KPETlNti, FLOOR On CL9IHS, IurISp
iovrRs Sc all of which purchased ioI Shsf ,f
Gus the great advance on th a ao Rppy
We asysE all who aS.@ ppshsps 70 p G fSsA ana
nisAe ''''- No 90 Bowery. the frat Carpet Store
o;. above Hester street.
~ Spring Hats.--The subscriber informs efenue
eo ,hs, he is now amply supplied with the new spfnSj
Pattern Hats. SOU.
His prices will bs as heretofore for Fne Naa' 81 %
I'd qussyG3 g. and this notwithstanding an important "
* SPENCER. Ct Chamberasrees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

vocal AND INSTR UMENTAL CONCERT
v IL W Arlington Hall MADAME HELLENIC: froSa
Sweden respectfully iaorS the public OF Nsw,f oIk tnai
she VIII maze hs eISt appearance America u oaesrtt 10
oe 2lTrn % nsf on Thursday evening 2St inS; " sShins
sist1ucs Of Mrs. t:pWARO LODERs Sfgror De BEGINS.
Who VII! appeaT Tor III arkS hts ssAsoE, Mr.. Wal
LACE wso viii ptAy s' tf Srst tis hs celebrated Can't
val OF Venice, performed BY P2Saaiu Ole Ball And
Vieu1tsrnrs Mr. BARTON, who will rl.y two solos
ne Finite: Nh TlMAi, The celebrated Conductor, sad
Qrs7tsrts Band
Tickets ST each 10 be had The M,.e ssOse, and the
The Concert 70 commerce O'Clock precisely ms as:
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
" CONCERT foE the bentit CT the Widow and Orphan,
OF the late
JOSHUA DYETT,
To De given on THURSDAY EVENING, March 2S;h.
AT The TfVOLt SALOON,
eorrsr OF Vsrick and Charlton streets.
SSecSrtto commence quarter - o'clock.
NJ COMMITTEE OF Arrange happy announce The
following array OF taent al hIch haS freely been offered
voluntarily IhS NewYork Instrumental Music Associations
composed Gentlemen Amateurs 81 number, who dis
tInSuiSaed for tn Atianclsnts Instrument al Music viii
viii play several Ans Maehes SC on this occasion which
alone Is worth money. AEo gentleman Ams,sur hes.
vci power been highly Appreciated AZ some OF our ost
fashionable Concerts, and viii SIX several of H. Kusses
popular SONGS
NJ. COOKE.
s L. FLAVELL,
Mr. LACY.
NJ DFvET n xr,It ,ba Piano
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28


Or Little: am happy 10 inform you that the Basam OF
LiveIwort which got from you mas CuRED ME- The al
mos, pain the breast oppressed breathing cough
SC Scis ALL GONE. Out of the things have Us a.
nothing has relieved Tine beo:e given me hail The health
now enjoy. ~,,>,. - c,,upurNS,
Yours, truly, JHOS. r , hfaf-rcS6. n
Bewars of Coteteiters-Buy only as above or OF Dr. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

- Fifth Nvard.-At meeting Of the Wing cleo
of the 5 Ward of the City Of NewYok convened al
the Marion House Monday evening the 18th March
ROBERT JONES, Esq. was called 10 the Chair and q
R. J. BowDolN and EDWARD E. CowLEs, Esqrs appointed
Secretaries
The Nominating Committee made their and the fol.
lowing gentlemen selected candidates for Charter Off
GERS for the ensuing election By accamation
For Alderman WILLIAM ADAMS.
For Assistant Alderman. .SYLVANUS 5. WARD.
For Assessors WARREN CHAPMAN and ALBERT JoCRSEAY.
For Cons tables. JOHN BEAM and JosErR JENKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

an WATCHES-The largest and mos sPlen-
Of Wsehes n me ey Is 70 os i, ,sfa
- a, af s COD I'd srrs w.;eh At ie new..t syisf
fo Essse 5saes s saf ae co:
ss = s, 10 rsn any orr hsuse "a me city foid
Wsee, low 81 2 81 fs 1900 asnes ok f. sooa
- acuey returned Watches, Clocks ara jewstry
;,d ia The BEST and 1sT1aatsa lower tAsa a. any
otHsi ALL IN Iroorret Of Wa.enes sat Jswslry,
anil wholesale and retail, % WsI!strss ~ Sal1s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
Correspondence Pomeroy s. Co. 2 Wall st.

Editors friendly the Cause are respectfully reouast.
TO notice this announcement and cali as many OF the
Tracts IN return they shall consider fair equivalent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

Tickets have placed the low prcs Of Is cents and
may be had OF Committee aad also a; the once OF the C
Lott 6 Fulton; S. W Cronk 2s Bescker al Tlvoli "a
loon, and the door Io<S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by w
u. Scott, Anthony Mongst and George Grit.
9Th, until the ed day Of juno, for building a.
bridge over Eaton Rougs Bayou, ut its juno
ton with tho Mississippi river, Of tho follow
Ing dimensions /: The whole length Of the
bridge to be D6 i0et, IL feet vide, and the
center post 10 be % feet high, the main tim
berg TO be 10 by III inches, ~ good cypress,
with good and substantial railing around The
bridge, the flooring Of tho bridge to be- good
plank 2 inches thick.
The timber for building said bridge, can be-
got near tho place when Tho hsidge igto be-
built. The contractor 10 furnish bonds with
good security for tho completion Of said bridge
In tllfoo months after tho contract Ia closed.
June 10Th, 1914. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
A OF LOUISIANA.
Parrish n tVfat Bdton Ronge,

Parish 9 Wsst Balon Rouge.
by virtue Of o proclat0ation Of hisIExceliou.
cy tho Governor Of the state Of Louisiana, an
election will take place in this parish on tho
first Monday Of July next and the two suc~
cGdding days, viz
For a representative In Congress for the
third congressional district If this state,
For q representative Of this parish In tire
general assembly.
For a member Of the State Convention for
this parish, and
Fer a member Of said Convention for this
senatorial district.
The election will BIZ held the first day M
Mr.. Stephen 10 Balls billiard. room, The 80.
cond 1T Mr.. Pierre Forot and the third 1t the-
Court. house in this parish.
Tho polls will be open each day from 10
A. M. To- a p. M.
Persons voting for Representatives 10 Con-
gross 40 we'll as 70 aho legislature will men-
ton on the Same Ticket tho name or Dahnee
Of tho persons wbosi they may vote for aH,
members Of Consonti61, designating the
name Of the candidate Tor the Senatorial dis
triet from tho candidate for the Parish.
june ID 10 > IL FAVROT.
p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15


Tho result 81 The deliberations Of The Rat.
tImofn Convention are already known, fir,
Polk on the ninth b]alluting received the euin
of the Convention. No show how mitch 2
~tayprite hi was with the delegates, on Tho
eeyun fret h%alletipW he did not receive one
vote, on the eighth forty foiU and on the nlhth
the united vote of lilo Constn ion, They.
could not lind Il possible III unite The dtsor.
g~anlzlng and agtagiap factions TINT compose
the l]ooefoee party at the present day,
an n Of their faporte candidates, hencc
Polk was IlubRon'a chniue, IL ia rather y
hard pill lor them 20 poke down. but they
make the. best iaee an Il possible. They cry
union-that the party ID new presenting q
bold and unbrakon phalanN, when II fact It
IA but d L ull trap that they dp net hciseye
themselves hut circulate il for effect.
The Charleston Mercarg, a strong democtstlc
manor, calls tho nomination a disgrace 10 The
democratic party, Mr.. Polk il 4 decided enc
NV az lie tariff and Of sugar planters. His
sneeches on that subject IN 1913, when "a
candidate for Governor of Tennessee, were
ND cause uf hia defeat, He has spoken and
written Oil TIC subject oten-ha ioes against
tho hrotectian OF American labor and indus.
try. III the ~locofoeo national Convention had
zone 10 work 10 select the most ohioetiona.
hlc candidate Tor the people az This state, it
could no where have found a candidate
nero insineere aud deadly opposed to the su,
uar.p.anters than James IL. Polk, We shall
nav and thpn furnish cur read0is with some
extracts az Mr. Polk's course, There arc
some gems in il highly interesting 10 The
n~lantinp Interests. But lot our wing friends
Ia an their guara, their willy opponents, div
az ID desperation IN the support Of d now
hopeless cause, will double their zeal and
perseverance, We say be vigilaut !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

MURDER \ YNCH LAW IN MIssIssrPPt
The Natcaez Courier of the 18th inst,
contains the particulars OF aniatrocious muir
der In Jefferson county, Miss, with the SUM
mary execution OF two OF the murderers. Il
seems that a .Mr. IVnA Boyd, a planter lie-
ing near Torry's store, wa about to correct
one OF his negroes for some offence, when the
fellow turned upon his master ami was ahoat
- over power him. The latter ca ed upon
tive. asgrn woman, WHO were al work ia the
RatRa .eiI, Cor assistance !; aUt instead al he'll
pug they fell upfn him wih thef hoes and
SOM pul HIN 10 death. The three negroes Sc
cEoted the bedy ofMr Boyd, ina brush heap /;
but in tive days ttne il began 10 smell they
removed IL 10 a log pie, set every thing Oh
Gre, and bQFnt tue body TO ashes. The he
groeSs SuSpecanw that the absence of their
master would suoa be known, assumed hold
enough 10 tell some of The ne.rhhufs
that Mr. b, had been absent for some DAYS
That his horse bad caRe up saddled, bridlei,
&ea and that they suspected foul play. 4
se3Erll was immediately Instituted by the
netglabogs, and a ter some time they came
upon lie spot IN The fed where the combat
had aaken place between Mr. BOYD and the
Oae thing ie8 10 another until the
negroes were all arrested, when they ac-
kuoWicdged their crime as stated above.
TIE e~exCteaeat among the people assem-
hied was very great About one hundred
persons were collected. % Ftiday last, 3isl
nit, one week from The day Of The murder.
They appointed jury Of eighteen men to de-
eide what should be done with the negroes.
Fourteen Of ice jury we're fox hanging the
and teur against it. Two Of the me-
ynoes, the ihaa and oae Of the women, were
lnRg Instantly The ether woman being
,EegRant was spared
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

OpN eAs~mpArrs-lt la with sorrow we
announce tho death Of VIM Ilawee, E5i,
ono Of our candidates for tho legislature 4
,cr 4 lingering sickness Of several wcclH. He
WA 4 niai much esteemed IN tho community,
and from lie known problty and sound judy.
,uent, would hayo been very goryioeabla IN
tho halle ofihe Legislature, OHr attentions "
now turned towards a substitute ~ enadis
date hi bis place, We therefore, without hlaI.
tatlon. insofibo Oh our banner, the naniN at
GEORGE H. LtLLIfY, 4 gentleman unierr,
sally known and esteemed In thia eotnhiini.
~. with such men as Avery and billey tot
bur members Of the legislature, wo are sure
tho intcFeRta Of the parish would ably and
properly represented, And, believing NJ we
do In the virtue Of discriminating aud on.
lightened public, entertain no doubts oI their
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
ron THE LEGISLATURE.
Daniel u. Avery,
George p. LAAey.

Mn, EprroW plaaso announce DE- Wan
n. seorT, AZ candidate for the convention
we nra authorised ID announce AHAsA
Tssap, Eaq. ID candidate ioF The State eoayeb-
ton,
Please announce itD linn' lfoAtAa w.
CniNE A. candidate faf the Stale Convention
81 Fepresant tha Ibaryille senatorial diRirlet
pIesss announce COL s. nj D Clark, as
candidate III represent The parish q WeRl
nntoa Ituavg III she State Convention,
MeasRs EDfroRs,-pleage announce James
McCalon IN 4 candidate to represent the Per-
Ish VA Vast Ration Roupn IN The Convention
MANY VOTERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
ROBBERY BEAI4

Respectfully informs his friends in town &
country that there is now on hand, at his old
stand corner Of Church and Water str, a gem
eral northumberland Provisions, Hard
ware, dc, consisting in part of the following
articles:
40 bb1s. of rectifed whiskey
80 kegs Of leaf lafd-prime article
SO bbls. of mess pork
so bbls. of superfine -four.
Havana and Rio coffee, brown and loafsu-
gar, candles, soap, rice. Goshen butter, tobac-
co, butter crackers, black pepper, spice, nut
megs, cloves, ginger, salaratus, cinnamon, in
dlgo, starch, salt petre, alum, olive oil, tea in
boxes and canisters, coarse and fine salt, bulk
pork and smoked hams, corn brooms, dried
fruits.
HARDWARE.
Table and pocket knives, French and Eng
fish locks, chest cupboard and pad-locks, Ia
Bile and tea spoons, snafIle and stiff bits, horse,
paint, white-wash, shaving, shoe and busting
brushes, drawing knives, saws, files, chiseIs,
augers, Collin'saxes, hatchets, Ame's shovels
and spades. steel and iron hoes, fat and round
bolts, strap and butt hinges, screws, tacks,
brads, Japanned candle-sticks and lamps, glass
and tin lanterns, smooth and dog irons, frying,
stew and lin pans, ccfee pots, tin bucket
wash pans, tin cups, brass and pewter faucet.
shovels and tongs, door, fish and cotton hoO
brass, wire and hair ewes, blind brides, horse
collars, harness, trace and dog chains, tea ket-
ties, grid irons, coffee mills, spiders, ovens,
pots from / to 30 gallons, grass, hemp and
cotton rope, fish lines and hooks, sperm and
fish ell turpentiae, window glass, lamp black
and 80 kegs best Boston nails.
sUNDRIES.
Willows Carriages, cradles and baskets, wash
tubs, painted and we'll buckets, cowhides, axe
handles, shaving boxes, scented soap, waters,
foolscap, letter and wrapping paper, black &
blue ink, black sand, percussion caps, gun
dints, powder, shot, looking glasses, pens,
needles, playing and cotton cards, Windsor
and split bottom chairs, Stephens haut-son
matches, snuff, spool and fax thread.
Also a general assortment Of cTokerY and
glass ware, hats, boots and shoes,
June sth, d.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
pRnnATR SALE
iHtJHA II SALE.
State Of Louieiana-=Parish Of West Baton
Rouge.

State Of Louieiana-aParish Of West Baton
Rouge.
Hy virtue If writ from The Honorable tho
Probate Court IL and for said parish, will be
sold, by The undersigned Parish Judge and OK
oficio aucti6Boef In and for said parish,
On Monday the 9Th July next, 1874 If 10
o'clock A. NJ.
At the Court House of said parish tho
following described tracts Of land belonging
to the community heretofore existing between
John Nolan and Marie Rose Josephine Babtn
his wife doC6Aeetk, to wit:
1st. A tract 81 land situated in this parish
having ono srpent aud q quarter front TO the
river, by forty Hfpdhta in depth between par-
allel lines--eaid land having been purchased
Of Charles Leblanc during the community,
aud bounded above by said Nolan's separate
tract Of land, aid bgl0w by the following and
next described tract.
I'd. Another tract Of land six and d quarter
arpenta front on the river, with o depth Of 40
arpehts in diysrging lines acquired Of Iephi.
rio Blanchard, during tho community, and
bounded above by tho foregoing tract, aud be-
low by lands Of Chafl0s Pipes;
3D. Another tract Of land, being q settlement
claim containing ono hundred and sixty super
ficial acres, and lying back Of the Theriots
(now John NoIan'g separated land--said land
having boon entered and improved during the
community.
CoNDtrioHs AND T'Ehms or SALE :--One
half CASH aud the balance TO BIO made known
on tho day Of sale.
L. FAVROT, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
NOTIGE-

IT IL seldom Chat tho elections and tho
fourth Of July do: not interfere, but this day
tho 9TH comes t1o next day after tho three
days Of election | therefore invite tho IN.
dies and g]oatIoHon Of tho parish Of West
Baton Rouge 10 assist In the celebration Of
that day at my sugar.hoBso, where | will
try TO have something to cat and drink, and q
large rootn where those that like 10 dance
can do 80. All my friends are invited to At.
tend.
tu1a Is 10 JAMES MeChIOp,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PnrIgh "a EagL Halan RoNga.

40 IHTIEH q F1HEE UHI0H FGVFG6s
Charles TaHHier Of tho Parish Of East Bat.
on Rouge, having tho intention 70 onanci-
patio his sIavn Rachel, aged about IS years,
and having obtained the consent Of the Po-
lice Jury therefore, every porsou who may
have logal oppoH itlon to said emancipation, 10
required to lilo said opposition In the office Of
Of the clerk 9fths parish Court for said par
ish, within forty days from the date Of tho
present notice, Giv8n undor my hand this
18th day Of jung 1914.
II. w. FOWLER
june Is 10 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
BARREL REEF
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

VIII be given for taking up and putting in
jail the negro WOMAN named JANE aged
about "a years. She Is well known ia This
town, and is believed TO be harboured by sorne
person hereor in the neighbcghood.
She is stout built, of comedy appearance,
has regular features, fs much given to talk
ing, and very much addicted to lying.
An additional reward will be given for in
that will lead TO the conviction Of
any person harbonF,ng said slave,
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton Rouge, MSy l8 1874. Is st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
juno 9Th,
MOT1EE.
June 9Th.


BY virtue Of u proclamation dated I7th
May, 1s14, and issued by His Excollency a.
Mouton Governor Of The State Of Louisiana,
an election will take place in this Parish, on
The The first Monday Of July next, and tho two
following days for ono member 10 represent
the Senatorial District, and two members for
the Parish Ia The State Convention to be-
held at Jackson on the first Monday Of Au-
gust next.
Also for two representatives from this Par
ish, to the Legislature, and for one represent
tatiye for the bird Congressional District Of
this State to Congress.
The election will be held on tho first day,
at Gen. Townaend'g former residence at the
plains, and at the house Of James Willis at
Manchac, and on the second day at the for
mer residence NJ James Forbes, and on tho
third day at the Court House, in the town Of
Baton Rouge.
II shall be tbs duty Of persons voting for
representatives to the State Legislature at
the next July election to express OH the same
ticket, the name or names Of the person or
persons whom they may vote for as member
Of a State Convention, distinguish on the tick
OF the name Of the candidate for the Senate
rial District, from tho name Of the candidate
for the representative District.
LIST June, 1874. CHI. TESTER.
Is p. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

DtEp-vOn Tuesday morning, 18th instant,
JoHN Mot31tt, aged about G9 years, for many
years q resident af this parish.
On Thursday morning last, 18th Inst. after
4 lingering Illness, Mr.. William Halves, Il
nattve Of this parish, deeply regretted by oil
who knew him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

70 CenRrapoNpRNFs.-We would inform
our correspondents, that from and after nus
date, ne Undergraduates p~roponnded 70 CAN'T"
dates or their answers thereto VIII be insert
td unless paid IN aSeaeec, We arc obliged TO
live, our tSperses are all cash, and eeiiae'.
%o,,ently We cannot trust nor what, after cleo.
lion, would never be thought OF ~ thruti We
give this notice, So that ne offence may pc
taken if wo refuse such communications
hereafter, '
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

CRRvAssE.-LRst "Wednesday part &c the
levee in frens Of MessrS. Hereford aud Dn-
puy's plantation, about u miles above the
ferry ii .of West Baton Rouge caved in.
The crevasse extends about one acre and a
halfin length and one in depth. There are
800 hands employed in making a new leyee,
they had Yesterday morning succeeded in
stopping the worst place. The plantations
from DR.. + NJ HcreFord's 10 Or. Arrow Smiths
are partially under water.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
NDrICE.

IN conformity wath instructions from The
Commissioner of thp General Land Office, da-
ted the 18th of March 1914, and received 1t
this office the 18th II April last, the Surveyor.
Generals Office, fog the District of Louisians
will be removed from Baton Rouge to Donas
s%ougille, La, on the 10th of July next, ar 4 -
open for the TRANSACTION Of business
18th Of the same ns91th. ~
Surveyor GeneraPa Office, Bal On p
La, Nay 10th 1s4A gs'
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Ger; Natchtoehes Reporter; Opeyar,sa. -
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

Proposals for paintiag ond repairing tho
Court house in tha'toWn Of Baton Rouge, will
be received by tb9 Committee appointed BY
the Police Jury, until the 10th day Of July
1914.
ArrH0gY MoNerr,
PHtLtt$ GAaio, COMMITTEES.
JAMES ALLEY,