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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
Whereas Marcelline Babin ias applied to
THE court to DO appointed adminisrrstrix of the
estate of her deceased husband Joseph Bouil.
Ion of said parish. Noticeis hereby given TO
all persons interested to show cause in ten
days ply the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted.
10 100 CEIAS TESTER, PIG.
Baton Rouge Jan d. IS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.
C0rR DEs PREHYEs.
Paroisse Onest Baloa Kougo.

PaTo!sses Quest Baton kouge. 81.
Madame Rebacea Christmas, Veuvs de fen
BENJAMIN r. Joy, s'6tant address6e a IN dife
pour etre nomnee ADMINISTRATIVE De
Ia succession du dit Benjamin.. Joy, son mari
DECIDE AVS eat par ces presentes dome a
toua ceux qui yondratent s'opposer a la de-
mande de Ia dite dame, d'avoir a lie fairs, sous
dix iours a compter de la date de Get avis.
9 dec. At e FAVROT, P. J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
CAUTION.

Stolen from the subscriber On the fret Of
January inst. d silver table spbon. weighing
about ounces, marked on The back u, NJ. H.
manufactured By De La Rue. Persons are
cautioned against buying said spoon,
A liberal reward will be given for he thief
ar ANTHONY MONGET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

The undersigned having purchased Of Mr..
John P. Bryan his Patent right TO the newly
invented Cane Corersr and also Of the Patens
Care Gutter for the Parishes Of East g. West
Baton Rouge and the Parish ofIbervHle, res
pectfully gives .noace ihal he viii sell the
right of use and furnish either or both of SAID
machines by applying TO him at Baton Rouge
ALFRED GATES.
/ Zee syh 7s4z.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
s1RAY o. STOLEN.

From my plantation in Manchac, three
borees +. one a large roam, one a deep bay,
one a black. with a star IN his forehead
whoever will return them shall receive a suit
able reward.
-f5f JOSIAH BARKER.
! Narssae, Dee. 2Eh 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
FLOWER, FINLEY & co.
COTTON s. SUGAR. FACTORS.
NEW ORLEANS.

Respectfully solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when required on consign-
HIents 10 their address. re-
Refer 70 Jas. McCalop, Abraham Bird, Col
Nolan Stewart, H. &. Grover A. Lotdcl
Esors. West Baton Rouge. NJ. L. Measer &
G. Il Clark Esqrs, Baton Rouge. g7
oct d 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
rev ANp CnEAp STORE.

Dry Godds, Groceriics, Bddts md Siofs
e Points dRd Oils, Edrthtrh Wdre and
GIdss, Hzrd tgatc, Cutlery and Fancy
Articles. -.
The subscriber Respectfully Informs the
public that he has OPENED his Mn stete Oh
Church STREET, and having supplied himself
with u large stock Of articles Of lie abovs
d~escrtptton,,i Is nosy prepared to accommodate ID
hose who may favor him with a call, His
Goods are all Of HE (reshssf andJ best quzlfg, f.
aBd. will be spl1 for Cash as slow as at aag &
irohse in The city, ~ .as ~ #Hss8 rs
.-as .r Win. MARKHAM. 3ers
Baton Roige Id, Dec. nh, 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
4 mnnainnr L Dr. a. 1. PrIucn.

a monsieur To Uf. a. L. ILHUG
Cher monsieur,--1Une ao5gae s'est tcoul6e
depuib que je vuus II emploSe professionnel-
leneut dams taa ~fanaiile. Jkai etc surpris de
vos operations. Je IFepete qarprisr parceque
lorsqaa vous avez fommence Je p'aYals pas
la moindre esperanto de potEs success.
peinbraese done cette o~ctssion de vous en-
ttemoigner ma Reconnaissance Vos consents
Of vote babiiete mont eteSSE saTutaires, ct je
nuis g5us recommsader au public CONNIE IN
dentisae habile ct sdientifquh.
-J'ai ph6nneuf d'tt e, &c.
JOHN TRACER.
Baton Rouge. def, %. 1859
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
AVIS.

Ie sopssigne ayant etc r6fnf1t adminfBtra4
fratenr des succeasions de William Adams at
DE "a femme Cinthia Mchorriaf decides, Gs@
quicrt tops ceux Qui d5iyent stx dltes sucz
cesslons DE Fepir payet imHifdiateneui. et
.eeux d qni Il eat do de- presenter leurs reela.
nations d6ment c~ertiiGs sans deIai. bar.
H JOHN PHILLIPS.
nos. % AZ Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

A modern writer thus sketches The charnc-
Ter III the notorious T'alleyand,, "Zealous for
ali. faithful To none, successful flor all sincere
10 mons, ever true to the rising star, the rising
sun. and smiling future, and ever false TO the
sinking star, the setting sun, to misfortune
and defeat. He had every vice aud not one
virtue.'s 1857 ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
GAS AND GAS / rs

Jusf received a quantity t. III Of gas ana
also a quantity Of gas lamp nieh il ehsapsr
than oil and glves q grea leal. bette tight,
burns no wick at all and IS cleaner and eheap-,
er forsthe Use ef tables, SC. than sperm es1.
dies. Also q auantity Of fancy indian moe
EcasiE..&34 GFEEN B WHITE,
aug z II Nv AUseELMAy. ageh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Gdur des prauyes-Paroisss i list Baton
Rouge.
Attondu que Marcelline Babin g'est adres-
see a Ia dlte Cour, pour Stre nominee Admit
nlstratrice de Ia succession do Joseph Boul.
lion, decide. tt}53et E#R
y Avis eat par le present donnG a TOTS ceux
interessts de faire SAVIOR leurs r]aisons dams
10 caufsnt de dix jouts du present avis pour.
quoi 10 priere do ptlitionnaire ne soft pas
acGordee.
ra a CHS. TESTER. j. p.
9 iahyief 40 "t #t+a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
sEDs

Just received and for sale, alfresh supply
Of Garden seeds put up BY the Shakers aIss
from Waterman u Brothers, Union Gsfdsnss
Pntsburg.
Also a choice s~elsction or Flower Seeds.
nov. Is 10 . 4 M0aTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Eilgofe anthony, xertly Edw NJ, Kennad
An, k~eattleF aehry, Eesley viii, Kirk robert,
zones John, James capt NJ, Jackson eaog, zen.
kihH %sitnean, johnson tayne johnson Iahn,
johnson Jasper, 10Y Rebe u, G%crniine 5 Il, irwin
HObt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
PROBATE COURT

Whereas Mrs. Rsbeeca Christmas, widow IF
Benjamin T JOY. has applied TO said court TO
be appointed Administrative 10 the sucesssiea
Of SAID Benjamin r. Joy, her deceased has
band. lse-. .t -f @ E
Notice is hereby givSh TO all thoys wks
would wish To oppose SAID re11ea, 10 pfsseht
their objections in ten days from The date "
THIS notice. 1861 FHE
- .FAVRgT; r.A
Dec. sfh, ie43. sa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
nlwaras a~alhsw.
flaF Hg5aFE.tf3y8

FISHER will F5s 9 y, rrazisf thompson,
PORTER 3 q, slesster q, Tdllaf Rsbb s, , jrbss
LINES, fleppena @lNl. pdtthlldre s5hn, fssfgua
con aTAos >, FARRELL marlborough, q FAnz non
sieuFs -7H #sa at
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
ilad O. eapIaLn 81 lFaee lhem q lheIr

'HH@A ~ E#f ~ INV NNNaAEG W. mum
yin. This Swan with two necks"-
Ehs ,na1 Ard Modth All my eye Bet.
p Martin and many others ARE of this
cNaTaeteflanda WIN knows but an hun.
cred yeaFa hence, some learned romman.
AinE "mny puzzle hisbFaiH 10 faFnish some
~sganious a~xnllanatipp oG lhe origin Of the
4aiionaI speculation placgd at tho head of
thia article. 10 aid him HlhereEora, 10 this
research, | will state the Eacts as they oc.
essfeds aA8 s
Immediately after the declaration ofthe
war wish England, Ebert Anderson, Of
NJ. then > Contractor, visited
;rsovyas ths noti "a. where vas soncen.
trassd, and where ,@ ppFsnseus Z laFge
quansly If pfDvisioHs-beFi pre-, -.
fhe inspgetors III theac articles III ina,
place, we're Measfa Ebgnezer and SAINT.
WIlseH. Tie lptIce gentleman (inyafia.
Div known as "Inele SAm')~ generally ~.
petinlsndsd In person q IRfge number OF
workmen, who on shia occasion, wsfs en-
ployed 10 ssaFhaWllng ne provisions PnF.
chased by The Contractor for the army.
The casks we're marked r. A. VS..
This work Fell to the lot ola hcetious fel.
law ID The egnploy Of the MGssrs Wilson's,
who. on haing asked by some Of h's fellow
wofAmen thao meaning of the mn M (tuf me
letters u. q. for United states, was u.
moss then entirely new 90 then said mo
Ala moi know uaiess Il meant Ebert an.
$780, and Unols sam"-Allnding exclu.
s,yoly. thoA. 10 the siad Unela sam t4lis
son, re Joke ~sookamong che work men.
snd nssaed currently and "Uncle sgft
hlmsslf heing crescent, was oepHslonally
hy lhein rallied On the Increasing extern
hia~aosmpssiona4 Ell aah uaa
uany of Ghsas workmen hoingtoi y char
nster dsnnsaln mated "f0od for powder HweFe
Eound shortly aGsef following the Tecfai'.
ina drum. and gushing toward the tfqnilef
liner. for The double purpose OF meeting
the enemy, and of ealing the provisions
thsy had lately lAboved 70 pat IN gnod oF'
der. Their old Jokes Of course aceonpigt
ID them. and before the first campIgn eaas
N. thDa Identical ono first appeared N
pFint--it gained favor rapidly, tlf y pens.
trrtad and van recognized ~ every paft q
sur country, end viii, 10 doubt, continue
10 while ahe III, ~. remain q natlon' II
oririnated ngecisely 40 above stated and
when Il appeared IN print, twas retaafked
20 4 segson sshs was equally aware OF w
origin, how odd Il would be- shouid shlS Fiisg
iaIe oriplnetln In the midst of beef pofk'
pickle, mud5 saif and hoop poles, eventual
y become q national ~cognoInen'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
nrNnY 49, ANn AnoIIrInN

: MN III
Il eau, hardly be necessary TO say one word
10 defeaes Of the impFegnabia position which
Mr. Clay occupies in regard To- slavery, but rs
bis e%netnioa arc sometimes reckless enough
10 charge him with Fayoting the mad schemes
Of the Aholiliuniats, il raay not bahmiss 10
refresh the public mind by d republication Of
bite opinions IN regard To this v6sed 1~aeaiiUn.
DR., Bronson, the editor ofdhe liz Grange
t'geo.) Herald, recently Addressed Mr.. Clay d
ss,,.,r, Id which ho subrniGtea the following
q~ueetioh .r.
~.aistive fn ths A~holition Of Slavery in the
South, provided The power TO dAel9elhat sues
ton shoeld be invested jd You An9' Hhesh'
or you would sign abll aboiisllag slavery "
any ono State, without tlo unalEltnoEs PsStiop
ofthe slave holders7 /,
In Fealy " this interrogatoEy, the cage oI
Ashland writes ag follows: ~
AsgtASb, MOI. Ia, ie49.
Dear Sir--I have daily receiged your favor
Of the 25th ult, %rropoundfng ce!talh questlons
70 me on the subject Of Slavefysand Abslittohs
ism, which you deaiFa me to answer with a
yIew Of publication. am greatly obliged by
The friendly motives which have pfotnted your
letter, and thank YOU for them. but think the
puultC Ia NlfpAuy ln pusbeaFlVA W hhS't AiOhi
and explicit evidences Of my opinion on those
subieete, 40 10 auperHeda tho necessity OF any
further publication Oft them. ] have q great
rcpugnance ID appearing bpfetg the public'
| without the most urgent Fgasrra for doing co.
am now, sometimes involuainrily and unax-
poctedly, more frequentip tstadeto present my
self thaE / could with Fly letters become
the subjects Of new texts for paryersion and
animadvprsipn, and give rise tq other letters,
| adding to my already burthenaorie correspoii-
aence. Moreover, this ffeqneFt appearance
Of mysets would be regarded as betfaying q
constituencies which | really do not feel. a' 57
Besides my speech niade aorpp years ago IN
The Senate, on the occasions 81 presenting Q
petition from The Dietritt If CofuEibiai Il aithi
abolition, and various other expfersions Of my
opinion, | have now tho pleasure OF transmit
ting Il ctspy Of certain resolutions which Of
fored IL lie Senate of the United States IN
January, 1853, ne amendments TO some reso'
buttons gre5 tnusly Offered by Mr., Calhoun
which fro,aaiy had escaped your attention.
ThnNe cnver the whole GROUNDED the District
at Columbia, and the Territories, and think
| 6sr2A Ia be deemed satisfactory. tnt
ssg4d,Ar you cordial congratulations on tho
Farhph ID Georgia, and other recent
5aas8snn evsp's3
H@ #ggA. with great reBpcGtt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

crawford J.ngs. cartwright n ~ christmas :
y, CONWAY ltflek, elg4gell wa NJ, eapbtr,t
EdmAnd, clark rhoss coie q n e.iambets JaH,
oiink christian, cox elas smith, eabrH eliza.
beth, oox Al red, easas N dam, cummings Aif,
cunningham Jas, a..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Graham ehas b, GrandcIlo cotao, eranough
sylyesf, oralhaW Eallam, crimes robert, ora.
ham pr. q ", earrslgs ~. Gibson pafwin
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
LIST 0F LETTERS.
Remaining at the Poet-ofice At Baton
Rouge on the lSt January, 1s44.
1ll.iu 3 ", Aume, gabrielle.

Auel Jas Il, ButleF Thos; Brown R. Bnatner
audeon 9, Rrown henrietta g, Beauregar 3 r
BEARD cc2, brady alfred, Blager 6 w, BuckneF
ceog. Bourg piers, BlxlerJghn, Bergeron H.
laire. brock elias, Aaylies John, Eiedsaw Mar.
gretf, black Peter, baker garaes' BAKER John
Srovynw u. Rarbee 16hn, Bogage DeRand.
u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Tho Undersigned ~,,tfd respectfully inform
MD public tfAt he continues hjs bualneeH Of
C4fpebteringaij House iofaihe, md tbat ITO
vii IN efldae al Jobs pttts mug to tH lire,
on the most rraentable feilns. iiU Will fur.
llst plans and 1rawtiea stif Ioitt barge, IN all
cAset v hete h6 e4fe dtes tie "orks
Refor OIL ", u Hso. K. NrG5voak, F.
Noote. II tbafgiile Dr.. 6 w COMBS, A..
Flrd, and y. Batbes, ii lhe parish o. East
n TON RrnRc.
= hd5tosa, u fte bnirrei .Eacd At h,e po4f.oL.
fee ID Baton Rouge, Nanetar, or lbofviIle.
4 nov 10 40 Il McEl1RlCK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
JUST RECEIVED.

E.. .." .H"t hAJt9A AsAA0AAA '1AS1S
The undersigned would respectfully tender
his thanks 10 the public, FOR the very liheral
patronage heretofore extended 10 him, and
begs leave 10 infofn his friends and the pub.
iiic in general, that he has just received Il
ssplendid assortment Of fall goods, which con-
sist in part Of the following, viz H
2 point Frehch blankets; green, red, yellow
and white n~an1elai %sattihets and pilot cloth;
Kentucky Jeans; Canton nahne1% English and
French meriuos; mousse1ine De lainej plain
and figured; silk and w6rsted serge do and
cotton velvet; coal bindings large and small
silk buttons; casithirea and broad.clol1s, diff
lferent colOraj bombazincs AID bonTbaZettes;
French and American cettohades;p plain hhSey
for negroes, plaid do for hohse servants; apron
| and furniture checks; bed and mattress tick.
ingS; Irish linen, brown HoIiand and linen;
Swiss and cambria m%usliBs; t~aeonets and
cambric; silk and Il. @. hshdktfchiefs; MAJ
dras do, colored linen pockel do; French CALI
Goes; English and American prints, yellow
and redfurhiture do, figured furniture do; 4,
A., So, "a and tz-4 bleaehedi and don1esiics,
colored table coyerg;3biack and color ed8ifks;
/ Russian diaper and trash. ##i IS" #f'
H HogrEnT!-Iadies white and black merino
hose. do do cugt6r;3 do do plain; misses and
lchildrens' hose; infants wooien soeks; wosted
and cofton half hose; rnerino and flannel an
Idcr.shirtf, do do drawers; fpe fancy shawls,
lblanketdn, mousssline de lains do; black and
Ieolored silk crayats; ladies fashionable silk
and straw bouaets latest Partisan style; gem
tlemens' black silk hats latest French style,
do Cashmere DO, do broad brimmed, gentle
mems, cloth caps, boys dot gentlemenS cloth'
ing 81 egery description, also J.. b.; shirts, fine
and com mons suspendera; hid and siik gloves;
silk and cotton suspendefs; sidc combs tor.
totse shelf, ta6ktne combs do, toiiet combs do;
hair brushes; pocket knives; tooth brushes
pen kntFes; needles; threads ~canyasj cruel and
"a very fine assortment of peff6mefy! .'
SaoRa-Ladies' bfoeaBs, do Walking shoes
lido r. r. ties, do fine kid, do spring heels velv
| 90 fur Innings, do p~rHnelia sIioes, do common
shoes aud sips; misses brogans and shoes
children do de-; mems fine calf sewed boots
DO half fine calf sewed boot. do calf pegpt
boots, 40 coarse peg bootat do tnnd boote, d.
calf al ved shoes, do kid Veged shoes, Do sea
Id, do half boots, do slippers, Russell bro
gaDs, ~. &C.,
And also 4 great number Of articles TOO r.
3iou4 ~ mention, All Of Which he u deter
mined to sell al cheap as aDg other store il
fthis city, for cash ouly. re has nos, a bro
shrr. in- Law residing 10 New Orlcansi ~h'
wifi send L.p goods by every boat throagI
The season. He is therefore eFSbled 10 re
new his stock every wee5,d and can aF~ay
srpply his customers with almost any thing ii
bis dBe. .fra 1909 u
OCT 70 39 a Lafayette Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Huges Joinr henderson will Hudnot s4fy
heck nemric, harris Aron W, hubble geab,
AeadonbUnfg O W, Heaesek s~slestof 9, tf1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
WAITE or LOUISIANA,
PROBATE SALE,

- "@AaSs .a.
By virtue Of an order ofthc Court Of Pro-
bates in and for the Parish OF East Baton
Rouge vii be sold by the Undersigned Parish
Judge, on fha premises on, .a
Wednesday the l0.h Of JlUnary 1874 atIl
o'clock, the following property belonging -.
The Estate ofthe late John Hros.on deceaTed.
Lot No one or square no two IN that past.
Of the towffi'df b ,ton Roug6 lad ont by Leon.
| ard toqet her with inc buildings and improve
ments on the ann ~.
The oficetf The s.Baion Rorg.c Gazctte"
with the press type aPpartenantes belonging
tothe safneSH ~
A horse, saddle and bride,
A Book case and choice lot OF books;
A table and arm chair &c, &c. 1877
Terms Of sale
The purchaser Of House and lot to assrp1e
the payment Of the sum Of $500 VI th the in
| teregt on the same due the mortgage to he
! Cty Bark Of New OrIeansy I'd to assume the
payment of the sum Of 8170G with interest
from I8ihIune 1873 due the Estate EFF A
GeoffroY ~ one year from the day Of sale, and
tor the Balance a credit Of one, two, and three
vears from the day Of sale. in approved and
endorsed notes5and a mortgage Oh the prop.
erty until ffraI payment.
The Office Of the ''Baton Rouge Gazette
on a credit of one, two, and three years in
approved endorsed notes, payable ia Banl
aud the personal property for cash. 4a-.
Dec. 9 I543. Gil. TESTER, p J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

=" IFOITDbs
I have this day constituted and 10 appoint
Mt. Alfred Gates Of Baton Ronge my general
ageHt TO sell to any Planter IN any part Or tbs
Stale of Louisiana the right Of Of uss 10 HY
patent Cane Cogerer and also my patent Care
Gutter and viii ratify ali sales made By bin
in my name. Esataa .a nt1 @
John r. BRYAN.
Dec sth. 1874 "H@fr.W d"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

rysyis yohn. niigei Eugene, pavis sylvester,
pibblo 54noe, Dean tlg IA, pnrrhes Tilog a, Buteh
. A y, breshagk Jacob 2, piysgny n II D itfy
Andrew
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

.#-. .#I.
In relation to the removal offhe Surveyor Gene
rats Office from Doaalds1lUiM 10 Baton
Rouge, md ofhe LandQ0ee from Green's
burg to the same place.
In virtue Of the authority vested in the Elk.
ecutive by the 5th section of the act OF Con-
press, approved Sd March, 1881, entitled a
act 10 create the Office Of Surveyor Of The
Public Lands for the State Of louisiana" and
by the 9TH section of the act Of Congress, APP
proved on the slh May, 1922, supplementary
10 the several acts Of adjusting claims 10 land
and establishing Land offices in the districts
east of the Island Of New Orleans, n tice il
hereby given, that the Office Of SurveyorGen-
eral Of Louisiana Is to be removed from Don
aldsonville To Baton Rouge, and that the Land
Office for the district east Of the Island ofNew
Orleans ard west Of Pearl river, is also TO be
removed from Greensburg to Baton Rouge, so
soon as the necessary arrangements for the
purpose can be made.
Special notice as to the precise date Of he
respective removals will be given by the Sur
veyor General and the Register and Receiver
of the Land Office. ea=-
Given under my hand, at the city Of Wash
ington. this twenty-ninth day of september
JOHN TYLER
BY the President aa-.f7|a'
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofhe Central Land Office
1a. NOTICE.
In conformity with the proclamation of the
President of the United States, dated 18th Sept
Ie43, the Office of the Surveyor General @
fine Land District Of Louisiana, VIII be remov
ed from Dor, ldsongiIle to Baton Rouge Ga,
on the Sixth day of December, and TO oper
for the transaction of business, on the l5tt
10Y NN r. D. NEWCOMB.
Baton Rouge la, Dec, 9th 1874. III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Was committed to the 4Iail Al
ID i on Rouge on the 9th of Dec.
1913 a Negro tnan who calls HIM.
PK/ self Elisha, 3 feet 81 inches high
waa about 25or 30 yeats of age, was
taken with d white man who calls bib natf,e
John Eldfldge, Of dark mnlatto color, and says
he IL free, but | have reasons to believe thar
lie was brought to the country by a Trader
named Davis and sold at a brick. yard opposite
New Orleans and was called Henry Austen
wien sold. The owner il requested To com
ply with the law and take him Away.
Jan. G 4s.
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MARIE

III A bhs 4satnblte du conset Dc Vi1o 6ela
vile Do Baton kldqe, to6uie ID 4 ]coltaat, Iqs
resolutions suiVdntes ont etc AJopltes
R6sblu, Que De Ct apf6$ Ii publication De
cette resolution auenp hkgqtjant, Diarehand,
on autre psraonUe dams lee limitea De IA Cor.
]porafien de- Dafol Rouge nt ssr4 pefniis de-
tenlr chez lni plus 10. cent liyres dc pgpJre a
IA .foig, suJet d upe p%fnalift Do cirq9ante
p)iastrce, recouyrsbie sur conviction gaydegaht
le Marie de Ia Vile, q.
RGHoIu, Qu'ii sora dH devoir de toute per-
come sc servant de peeles dana deg ediieea'
en- bols, De fairo passer ~letpyau du poole au
travers DUN autfe tuyatl, tn pied, an fboins,
de cltaque cote de Northumberland, dams
]tontsIes cas- 90 lie serout an;fenent rlac6sj
une atnenda de cf6g a liz piasftes seFa re.
cougrable; sur conviction, pardesaht le Marie
de- la vile. f s'i1
@ SAM sKOLFfEDD, Grcf56r.
IL nov. 40 .'
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cobb HrS vary 2, Constant monsieur. caussc
7kcF, ghy,p.iss viii. s5stss TbcF, easis yieA's
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

LEATHER PREVENTATIVE.
A superior article for Boots, Shoes II .Ifa'
ness for sale by
-s PHlbLtP5
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MAYORAfrv

THE price Of fssh -four being 81 % pee
barrel, the bakers must give the Ensuing wesk
% ounces Of bread fof a dime.
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W NVal1E HU

,1'lhq Ladies 81 the FrateHlqpt IRiecopa.
C6utfh at Halun Neuges propqhe hqldtag q
Far on The stg pgd 9ta nj January ls44, Tor
bgpqrpqsp u providing 4 suitable place JOE
public Worship Of 9tp nAstat IN building q
church, aud they most respectfully golirtt5.in
aid Of the. object, the Influence, patronage and
asriatadcetU f al sptfeois tntcfssted IN The
GadEe Of chrittiYftsy,
REattn Ratisr LII lee IB ADJ A
>asis gasanat GrelllgA
shIlabofsbhs are hereby esuaitpfe5 agsJaat
traaldk for d pfeniiHsaFy 60fe dfawn BY Dapisl
BarbGe, bayabls 9bf tlti first dry i6f J8tflfary
nett {lsf1) 20 The order Of J5toSa AZ Cal9p,
ab1 5hdjAei III bladR 6g said NcCbldp Y6r
BE- sum IL nihety.tw dollars, dated Oh OF
about ff6 i7tb sNffi, IL said hdtS las been
stofon from Anbectlbef with seyetal othet ps-
pgrs, an1. paefieht lbaff,f hah been atopped.
dee. 20 Az JOIN GRIFFITH.
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+ r.ueh uenry. Larry PANEL, Betulle victor, Be
piauC Paul, ksthefman poet O. Ice samuel,
Lanster 1ota, Lethurp = adm, Lucas george,
EarboGfg Kagle, Landry ~oelestin, Landfey
zulmla. ## sal
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Dec ~stb,is4a

IN POID5 DU PAIN .,.
Fixt par IL MARIE pour Ia ssrnAine suivsHts
Ia fatine staist ! ~ % IL baril, IS snses
DC pain pbttf dix song