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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Fly virtue Of an execution issued from the
I'D office Of the Clerk of tic Vanderbasgh
Circuit Court in favor of James Cawson and
against Peter Miller [ have levied upon, and
will on Wednesday the ltth day of June, 1915,
at the door Of the Court House in the town OF
Evansville, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and 6 O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, expose to
sale at public auction and cutlery, the rents, IS
sues and profits, for the term Of seven years OF
the following described tract ofland, to wit:-
The northeast quarter ofth c southwest quar-.
ter of section i9, Town 6, south of Range II
west. containing 20 acres and 60-i00; and
should no person offer or bid for said rents, is
sues and profits, a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said
execution and costs;I will al the same time and
place proceed 10 sell at pubii auction 81 outcry
the fee simple of said described land for the
satisfaction of said execution, interest and
costs. WIN. M. WALKER, Sheriff V, c..
May l5- IS [prs fee So
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
WHITEWATER \

This great public improvement is fast pro-
crossing TO completion, and viii, in all hu-
man probability, be ready for the fall bust
ness to Cambridge City. Already. we I'M
derstand, has the wafer been let in at the
feeder dam just below GonnefsYilIe. The
aqueducts over Garrison Creek, Just above
Laurel, and over White Water, Just below
Laurel. will be the last work finished this
side of Connersville. But we understand
these a~qneducls will be done in the month
ofMay. We presume therefore that We shall
have an opportunity ofceiebfating The 4th
of July with our friends at Counefsyille by
water communication.
With all the burthen and disgrace of a
public debt which we do not pay, we would
this day rather it should continue 10 hang
over US, than to dispense whhfhe beneiis
and convenience Of the White Water Canal
We were always in favor ofIntefnal Improve
ments, and with all its unpopuIarity, we are
not ashamed, or regret that we advocated
such a scheme. We know it was wrongly
managed, but this we never countenaneed
or apoIogized for The White Water Canal
will make this valley the richest and ,mosl
independent part of the world. We are We,
Young Out WIN our IeTtle sott-Fcn aHa M
exhaustable-there is nothing TO impede cur
progress to wealth the most unbounded.-
When we r~ecollect what has beeH done in
this valley within the last twenty-five years
who can estimate the wealth, splendor and
magni6cence which shall b%eautify and adorr
this valley in fifty years. Mansions and pala
ces will displace the neat cottage farm house
as they have driven out the log cabia. and on
posteriiy will enjoy in luxury our lahors anc
the Toll of our fathers. But without som,
great public improvement, we could Reve
have been any thing but hewers Of wood anC
market pedlars, Few of US fully appreciate
the benefits of Canals, Railroads and Turn
pikes.-LndiGna American.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

A CAPITAL HTT.-The following, copied
from the Kennebec Journal, published at
Augusta, Maine, conveys a keen satire on
the aggrandizing spirit SO prevalent among
the young and progressive democracy. We
commend it TO their attention. The reason
urged in favor of acquisition of territory to
defend the northern frontier are equally as
pertinent and powerful as those advanced in
favor OF the annexation ofTexas.
DEFENCE OF THE NORTHERN FRoxTIER.-
Now that the British, by means of locks and
canals, can pass their vessels Of war up the
st. Lawrence and Niagara into the upper
Lakes, the question arises how is our Nor
them frontier to be defended IN case of wal
with England. This subject is attracting the
attention Of writer's on military science, some
proposing fortresses at various points, and
some a ship canal from the Mississippi to
Lake Michigan. Our opinion is, that wehad
better keep the peace with England and IL
other powers, five can, but if we cannot We
must take possession of the ST. Lawrence ca
nails, and cut off the inlet efslhe British nav
TO the lakes, Meantime IT is all nonsense Il
be building forts, or naval vessels Tor th'
lakes. Better mind our own business, but j
we once get into a war with England we mus
have the Canadas, and an administrator
which will turn the tide of war in that direc
ton and not tothe misunderstanding o
bring into requisition the forces always 5
ready for aggression upon Mexico. Tn
strength Of the North wii-be wanted in tn
North. Canada will make three or four lre0
states. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia tw'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
SnERIFF,S SALE

10y virtue Of an execution issued from the Of
I'D fee OF oft1e Clerk of the Varderburgh
Circuit Court in favor of J.Cawson and against
John w L~Illiston, Samuel G. Lilleston and Jes
Sc Everett, | have levied upon and win on We'd
nesday the@llth day ofJune, 1915, at the door
of the court house in the Town of Evansville
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock T. NJ. ofsaid day, expose to sale at pub
lie auction and outcry the rents, issues aud prof
Its, for the term of seven years OF the following
described lots of land TO wit
= Lots number six and seven in LIlleston's en-
'Iargement of Evansville, and should no
person offer or bid for said rents and prof
lts. a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution
and costs, l will! at the same time and place pro-
coed to sell at public auction and QUERY the
fee sIo.p pie of said described lots Of land for the
satisfaction of said execution. interest, and
costs WIN. NJ. WALKER, Sh eriA v. c..
May 1913 [ps fee S..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
C0RONOR,S

FTSHE undersigned, a jury. empannelled and
a sworn by LEWIS HowEs. Coroner for Van
derburgh county, State Of Indiana, to tdiiigent
ly enquire and true presentment make how and
in what manner and by whom" one Thomas
Brown, a colored man came to his death: We
therefore,, The jury Aforesaid, having examined
the body of said deceased man, and examined
such witnesses in the premises as eouldb6 found
do hereby present that the said deceased person
died on the morning of the 18th day of May, A
D. I845-that his death was occasiond by com
plicated disease of the system connected with
injury of the head and face which injury was
inflicted by one Paul Henderson, Ca colored
many with a club, about the third of the present
month. Done at Evansville, this 18th day o.
May, 1916.
GEORGE B. WALKER, Foreman.
may22[p's fee s. LEWIS HOWES, Coroner.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
NOTICE.

Persuant to an order ofihe Posey County Pro
bate Cour, may term 1915, the Undersigned
executors Of John Sellwood deceased, will offer
for sale ON the 2sth day of June next, between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ, and 3P, NJ. at the house
OF John %Shanklin, situate in the town of Evans
vile, Vanderburgh County, and State of Indiana,
the following described property belonging 10
the estate of the said John Seltwood, to wit:
the north west quarter of the north east quarter
Of section %, of township 6, Of Range ii west;
also the south west quarter of the north easr
quarter of section %, OF Township s ofRange II
vest, situated in satd County Of Vanderburgh
on a credit OF six and twelve months, to be paid
in equal instalments. Notes with approved Sc.
curly will be required.
JOHN COOPER
JOSEPH IVENS, Executors.
R.H.FAUNTLEROY,N
may 22,-3r(2 t[S2l
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
sHERIFF sALE.

BY virtue OF a decree OF the Yanderburgh
LID Circuit Court, rendered atzthe September
Term, A. d. 1874, in favor of Philip Hoffman.
and against unknown heirs Of Emor Whipple
deceased, and others, | will or theIi4th day OF
june, l845. atthe door of the Court House in the
Town OF Evansville, beteen the hours OF 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock P. M. of said day
expose to sale at public auction and outcry, the
rents, issues, and profits Tor the term of sever
years OF the following described lot OF land in
said decree mentioned and specified to wit:
Lot number 80, upper enlargement OF the
town OF Evansville. And should no person Of
Ter or old Tor said rents, issues, and profits, &
sum sufficient TO satisfy said decree and costs
1 VIII al The same time aud place proceed TO sell
at puOiic auction and outcry, the Zee simple 0
said above described lot OF land for the ~saiisfac
non OF said decree, interests, and costs.
may 22lp f$21 WIN. M.WALKER, S. VIC.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22


STATE OF INDIANA,} Sc
Vanderburght Coun ~.
In the Vanderbnreh Circuit Court
September Term A. d. l845.
Jackson McClain, james Me-
Claim, and William McClain,
the heirs 4 devisees Of James SComplainants.
MeGlaia late of Henderson sl 8
county, Kentucky deceased J
rs. In chancery.
William Upton. and Nancy s4 +
Tiptun-h his wife, William. Ed
wards and Irene Edwards his
wife, aud James F. McClain, { Defendants
the said Irene and James be-
ing the children Of Mathew
McClain, late of the State of
Missouri, deceased. -,
Bill in Chaneery praying Partition OF Real
Estate.
The said compliments having filed their
Bill of Complaint n.said court which is now
pendi ng against the said defendants, file also
the affidavit of Daniel Miller, a DISTINGUISHED
and competent witness, stating that n either OF
the said defendants resided in the State OF Indl-
ana. -,
Therefore, Notice is hereby given 10 the said
defendants, that unless they plead to, or an
swer the said Bill of Complaint, on or before
the calling of the cause at the next term OF tn
said Court, which will be held at the Court
House In the Town OF Evansville, in the Goun-
ty Of Vanderbnrgh aforesaid, on the fourth Mon
day in. September A. D. 1915, the said Bill OF
Complaint will be, as to Them, taken as confess
ed.
Witness SAMUEL T. JENKINs.C Clerk of the said
Court at Evansville aforesaid, the 10th day OF
Nav, IS45. SAM'L Il. JENKINS,
Jas. G. JONES, CompFts Sol. Clerk.
May 22,-3t. [prs fee S3,50l
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

more, and willleave Newfoundland 10 offset
Cuba, when that island is ~re-annexed to~the
United States. If the acquisition of the lat
ter IS necessary TO protect and preserve the
''pe calliar Institutions of the South, the ac-
QUESTION of the island of Newfoundland is
equally Important 10 give US the control ofthe
'codfshefy. Besides it is far more honorable
to beard the British lion at once than to be
aggress.ng upon more feeble neighbors, who
have not strength TO meet us in the field.
OF The Pittsburgh Gazette speaking Of the
effects Of the late confagration says:
"CURIos1rY fredericksburg along the
streets in the ssBurnt District,'' common sight
is little squad of persons here and there, and
sometimes a solitary individual, collecting euri-
cSlties, originated by the everlmenorable hurri-
cane OF fire which swept ove r this city on the 10th
OF April. Passing up Wood street, yesterday,
we discovered quite a number of persons break
ing up solid blocks of what was originally tin
plate. but which by the action of the fire had be-
come SO completely united, as TO destroy, in the
centre of the masses, all appearance of its ori-
ginal characters; having all the appearances, at
The fractures, OF cast-Steel Around the SURFACE
OF the masses, tn sheets of tin coul be separa-
ted, being burnt TO a cinder. Masses of window
glass are also found completely melted together,
IN which the Thickness of each pane can still be
distinguished. Iron spikes and nails IN large
masses are found, with allthe outer surface burnt
to a cinder, so that il can be crum ble to pieces
with the fingers, while in the centre a sunailpor-
ton Of the original iron remains, like a piece Of
wire. Immense piles of sugar, also burnt TO a
cinder, are excavated IN the cellars with crow
bars. having very much the appearance OF burnt
cork, and about aslight.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
SHERlFF,S SALE


EDY virtue of an execution issued from the
ED Office of the Clerk of the Vandetburgh
Circuit Court, in favor Of James Cawson, and a
ga inst James r. Dennison and others; / have
levied upon, and will on Wednesday the 18th
day o. June, l845, at the doorefthe Courthouse
in the Town OF Evansville, between the hours
ofl9 O'Clock A. M. and 6 O'Clock P, NJ of said
day; expose to sale at public auction and out
cry, the rents, issues anG profits, tor the term OF
seven years OF the following described tract OF
land to wit: 3 acres more or less of the South
part of the west half Of the North west quarter
OF section, number IS, Town Z, Range II west.
taken as the properly Of James R. Dennison, and
being the same tract OF land On which the said
Dennlson is now, or has lately been residing,
and should no person offer or bid for said rents.
issues and profits, a sum sufficient to satisfy said
execution and costs; | will at the same time
and place proceed 10 sell at public auction and
cutlery the fee simple of said described tract OF
land for the satisfaction of said execution, iu-
terest and costs. WIN. M. WALKER, S. VIC.
May f5-45-3t- prs fee S2)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

A lad, in a state of mental abstraction, gave
three cheers for the American flag, during
school hours, and preceived his error when he
got the stripes witheutthe stars.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

Jnst So.-A man came TO a printing Office to
beg a paper, because said he, swe tx to read
the newspapers very much, but our neighbors
don't take none.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
JOHN GILMAN,
HENRY DAUsMAN,
OIL MIL 0 SIZE.

HNOR SAbE.-The<eniire machinery formsn-
utaciuring
FLAX SEED OIL.
1hesmaehiReryisnearly new and OF the latest
improvements, the HYDRAULIC Press is one OF
tle very best quality. The whole will be dis
posed OF at e very low pnce, as the owner is en-
gagged in another business aud cannot attend to
it.
Persons Wishing to purchase wili please ad-
dress r. Ms care OF editor Of Pittsb III Oh Ga
zette Pittsburgh Gail May %, w3.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22
NAV BOOT AND SHOE STORE

3 sic Subscriber is just opening on w ater
a street2 doors above Carpenter s. Ladd's
a large anu splendid assortmentof
BOOTS 0 ES
o. every variety. consisting IN parr, of Gen
lime ms Morocco, Cali and KIP Boots, Morocco
Cali Kip and Seal skin Shoes, Slips and Pumps.
Ladies and Misses FrenehLM Morocco Slips, White
and Black Kid Snap Slips. Paris Ties, colored
Slips, Black Checked and Cotored half Caters
together VITA every variety of Boots and Shoes
that may be enquired for; all OF which he will
sell lower than they have ever been sold in this
market. He hopes that the citizens generally,
viii call and examine his stock OF goods, assured
that, on examination, he will receive from then
a liberal patronage.
may % If. A. DOUGLAS.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

Personally appeared before. me, the subscri-
Der, one Of the Justices Of the Peace in said
county, Thomas Cozsns, and fully affirmed ac-
cording 10 law, saith the above statement in all
things is true.
THOMAS CozENs.
Affirmed before me on the 29th day Of Api '4s,
]. CLEMENT.
o. We publish no fictitious statement.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-22

WE do not wish to trihe with the lives or
health, OF the afflicted. and we sincerely pledge
ourselves TO make 40 assertions as 10 the virtues
OF this medicine, and TO hold ontno hope 10 cut
ferirg humanity which facts wilt not warrant.
we ask the attention Of the candid TO a few
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19
EfAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Pur1igso dEn Baton P1yge.

E1 WORTH dun ordre A m0ialfesst mar rhon
Cour do District dams eli pour ID paroiese
d'Est Baton Il t,gc, J'expDsoral en- yente pa.
blique, 10 80 Juliet proclaim. sur lee lIeuS
la pfopri6te e~i-Jpr6s d6Crifo, SAVIOR
Un certain mUrceau do tatre i environ
butt miles All nufd as Ia vile do Baton R0u.
ge, sur le cIismth mguant al Naichez. CT 0t.
gndnt FhabItatiOn cl.d9vaUt gppattcnari 4
John x lndoipb, cuntrnanl environ sis eea.a
q1aftnto arpgns de- tore plus Oh moins, ct
Giant Ia mann prbprtclo teuue sn cemm1
nauta gnlre J r Michel et los hertiors dc
David Davis, ct la Veuts Giant fsito pOnr e.
leetaer Jug partition oatfesles dts co. propri.
ttatfes.
Is y8nte sefa fate sur leg lisux aug con.
dltloHs sltvantes:
@Uliliers 80 npttnt, ~ trBrs payable un an
.apr651a vente, ct lefss'antA d, TX ans apros
IA yebte. L'acqgtrFnr fourrIssanf dea billels
otligsads a sttisftCtjon p~ayablos On banauo,
ayoc hypoLb6qa8euF Ia tore j~usqu'an pale.
Hent tiHat.
1 eat bisn e]pttHIu qua h personnc on lee
pefg1hnes enltiyait mat1ianaut Ii duu tefro
Y fegterUnt (aGl dc ref0lter le0r p|resontu Re.
colte,) jds4u'Bu Ter jatryier 1916.
Oil TESTER, r. j..
JUN 90 81
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NEW GOODS

D. SANGER, HESS d Go, would re-.
p~ecifuliy inform their friends aud ths public
generally, That ~ addition TO their already we'll
assorted stock Of goode, they have Tergised,
aud are constantly Receiving y large, btbutl.
ful, and cheap assortment Of fancy and staple
dry EUods. ready made clothing, boots, shoes,
bF0gans, perfumefy. and ell Find Of fancy
goods. Our g0dds are all bought for casl,
and most Of them al g~uGtiOn, and we asaure
purchasers that they will dGd them consider
ably lover than at any other store in this place,
- we have the facility Of getting a sew sup.
plF every week, and can therefore cell At h
stHglI profit L. Hesp, Of our firm, 10 reading
- Now Orleans, and Is a Rood Judge Of goods
az y elias a close buyer, and we are sure
that II Hny any bargain eau 10 had anywhere,
be vii find il out, buy il, and send ii np 10 w.,
thgreiors ws can and will seiI cheater than
others v no have not tho same facility Of pnr.
chasing their HOods--ws respectfully invite
persons from tie country to come and examine
ouAr6ods, before buying elsewhere, and No
loel assured hat they will find our stock the
best assorted snd our prices the lowest 10
Baton Rouge. Our sFsoftlnont comprise
every article in tho Dry Goods md Clothing
IlHe, tie following articles recently received
Flne French fashionable orgaudie mustinF.
jaconetsof The Iateet style. Balzatin, erRandIs
GthEhaDe, French aud German muelinF, print
aud lawns, white stripped and crossbafred
muslin, Swiss null and sRiss m%neIins, Bitb.
up's Lawn, long lawn, curtain muslins, ladies'
Tuscan b%onneta, para ole, linen drills, black
French merino, Linen and cotton checks, bed
licking, linen and cotton nusquito netting,
Irish linen, linen sbeeting, table cloths and
%napkjns, diapers, deminr, cott0nnades, cali.
Goes Of various kind, and 3 gfoat many other
articles in tho dry goods line. Also 4 beau.
tlIul assortment Of peEf0trery, clothing, me.
rino dtese aid frock eoats, Linen chick do.
and gambroon do summer soslg,
black and fancy coIprad satin and silk vests,
Of various Hind, bats and caps Of
various bind in the. latest French fashion,
ooJts, shoes, brngans, ~prunglla brops and
%Jootsee, besides gloves, hosiery, Liner shirts,
DO with linen bosomg, which are cold
u fhe lowest cash prices, como and soc aad
SANGER. HESS g. co.
ap. ID II Lafayette Stree
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MANUFACTURES pU sUCRE ES FRANEE.
La statisliQuo quo publient les ~journaax
trancals sur la production ct le consommu.
iien de sacre dndlg6ne de lS44-45, don.
nent letat do celtic manufacture jusqn'a Ii
fin DO mars de nier ct 10 montaut des droils
roeus. Darres Ieur expose, II parait que
les manufactures qql sont Ell operation
sont au nombre dc 294, on 81 do muins
que lann6e derniete a pareIlle epoque /;
les manufactures qui n'6taient pas en- op6.
ration Gtalent au nombre de 81, gu 30 de
moins que %l'ann6e dernsero la quantite
de sucre produIt a etc DO 80, 373,449 kiio.
CRANES, &C qui constitute une augmentation
de 5,595,05l kIldgramme (; lie stock a la
tia de mas 6taIt de 9,SGI,79I kll., aug.
mentation depuls %Iann6e derRlere 2 .t55,-
100 XIII, ls montant des dr0its recus a etc
de 4,U35 800 fcs. ; on 53T,462 fcs. do
plus que panHee dernIere. Get expose
demontre done que 81 lie nombre dos ma nu.
features a ditninQ6, Ia production ct SEES
profits pour Ie treSor SO s,nt accrUS.
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Assassinat Ell tsatalipo dc saicidc. -'sO1
lit dams le {1illau SsatiaeL dl d lain -
Ma allomtnd nomma Nep. hahitud a sc.
niytor, eu, apre, boire, une q]uerelte apec
un conpagnon de bouteiIIo ct lie bnttit soil,
demaat. Le l~cndem4ln Il battu tpouyan
ia fallemtnI par la perspective dun pro
ce' qui lai mangoralt SD lertne, Sur celia
Nep passa sa ptoprI6t6 4 son enfant. Get
tie Transaction dGpIut a sa femme Qui nest
rien Mains que faclle d mener. Dams Ia
cojGre, clio Iu' dit tout GO qp'eIIo pnt ina.
glner de Plus iajurteuX.
"Pour se uanSoler, NeP acheta I'm bril-
de Whiskoy, CO qni !ut Vault, do 10 part do
"a fomme, raccn.ation d'ayoir uchete de
i'ursenic. Pendant son somneil, elio GU
vrlraIe bariI ct en- laissa perdre 10 CONTEND.
Ncp n fuis ravcIll6, fIt prs dune vio-
lente coI6ro ca Yoyant son whiskey perdu
ct dams sa fureur il BATH sa femme JUS
qua l'assummer ct hi coupa Ia tote dun
coup Do haGhe !; p0ts il Sc conpa Ia gorge
avec sou RAZOR. On assure pourtanl qu'il
nest pas mort ct qafl pourra mdme reve.
mir dc sa ~bieSsure.''
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OREeoN.-Gn 6crit ce qui suit, en- da.
to du II noven,bre 1874. au Courier de
Montreal:
I'm fort d6achemeHt d~'emlgrans, al
nombre d'envIrsn douzs cents, vsnant da
Missouri ct d'aQare parties de IUnion, 50
lrouveut lei maEntenant au mllieu do souf
frances d. tous genres, exposes a Ia plus
a~tifcuse temperature. Nous talsonS tout
ce qui est en- nogFe pouyor ! nous eur four
Missions des provisions. DIES bateauA ct au.
tres facilities posr les soqiager, ct 81 nous
ne MO alnsEa leur aide, ieur sort Sc
RAFT vrainent asplorabGe. Des chdtes
willamette asq5'a Waii4-Waila, e'est une
Iigne continue ghommes, de wagons ct de
bestiaux, ct que lues sen4alnes s'ecouIeront
avant qa'iIs n 'at;5iyent."
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avis.

lie 81 Mars Giant lie
temps hxe pax la loi pour
Ae p%aiemGnt des taxes de
.l'Etat par les cOllecteurs
au tresorier, pour Yam
nee Gchue, tons ceux qui
doivcnt Aes taxes pour
A'annGe 1S44, sont priGs de
veHir regier les ditcs taxes,
Giant force d'en demander
le prompt ~pNiemcnt.
v G MORRIS
Sheriff & Collector.
% mars 7
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sERRukIER.

NJ. q. GARDEv, lnfoane respect1euse.
ment 10 pfblc an s'ost 6tabli d Ia forge
DO NJ. A Monggt dans cetto vllis. 90 Il t.
n loates sortes d'ouyfages concefnant Ia
seffiRefle, portes on fer, tampes d 'escalior4.
& allies dc tombes, pa%ratOhtrres dams leure
principles. o1tIIs pour 1onto s6rtes d'etat,
lpssl tooto sorte d'onytass concefna0t Ie
mecanlsme, ferfement des yOt0.ps d ps1f,
mords dos bGdes &C., aussl tout sorts d'0u.
ills aratoires--!e tout d d pix %raisonno-
bles.
II assure les habitans OF autres qui vou-
don't blon Fhon0fer dc four cUntiancs ua'li
portera tout sou z6ie ct son attention pour
en- merlter la continuation.
JuItet II 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

ARRETES par John Thomasson,a IA
Residence, a environ quGtse miles du Bru
~ieyland!ng dams certe paforsse une vach
Ell son sulvant tachetes blancs Ell noirs, Ii
vache est agee aPen,pres de 8 ans, marqne
Il D (se ~Joiguant) 2, Ie yeau "a aucune
marqle visible.
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mes scion la LOT, lis serunt vendus Hu bfu,
offfant, pour du compliant, 10 10 Septpin
brs proclaim, a 10 Lrures du matin a 1
residence da dit Thomasson par 10 soussi
gue, jage de pax.
Quest Baton Rouge. Juliet 3 Is45.
% WM, THOMAS J, P.