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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

- Taken Up tic 18th instant BY
gaMG Shepherd BroWH, about az
@A&efSs miles below the Court house
@sEkaa.Am this paFish,a bay horse, about
b years old, 1G hands high mark OF a fsttla
Il Tic shoulder and boih said feet white, a
on tie forehead, and 10 brand visible.
s1gIl I'D animal be not claimed ID 90 days from
~. So G0nf6rmabiy IL the regulations Of
IT, ~ IT. H., Jury, he will be sold by Tho under.
y . = esidence Of said Brown the 10th
IItaa ai,sos - ls4h 1T 10 O'Clock IN The morning.
TERMS al sale cas- n,tat,a.a 1sA1
= ! RosEfMoN.5 HEBERT, ~
Dees2s, AZ,
NOTICE.
Sateg Of property for Nc pan. Went q far.
ISL Tiates IN The Parish Of i 4t Dat0n
Ronge, Louisjana.
BY virtue 81 an aGf, entitled an acl ~ VIZ
Legislature Of The State Of Louisiana app 'oV-
ed March the 2Gth 1912, and by virtue Of .ha
dth section Of an aCf approved 18th MarcL'
1880 | viii proceed 70 sell at public auction
on Thursday, the 23rd January 1916 at the
Court. house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
between tho usual hours Of Sales all the
right, title, interest and claim oftlte following
naued persons, III and 70 the following dos
ctibed property for payment Of their Parish
Faxes due 10 The Parish Of East Baton Rouge
TO wit
All the right title, interest and claims Of
BeUlamin s Holmes and Eliza Holmes bis
wife, III and to the following property @ vii F:
one LOT Of ground measuring 1l5 1912 feet
front and 90 feet deep, and situated in that
part Of the Town of Baton Rouge, heretofore.
Jointly owned by MesBrs Hicky, Scott, Bun
Ter, GHrdefe, Sloan, Malta, and Fulton, it be-.
ing lot No 7 IN sqrs2. Of said Joint property also.
| another iot Of ground and Improvements, sit.
uated in That part ofthe town Of Baton Rouge,
known as Halls row, fronting North Street,
bounded on the Fast by lot of ground own.
ed by John BnhIer, and on the west by alOt
belonging to the Heirs Of Brown, and meas
uring 30 feet front by21 feet deep, for the d.
mount Of their Parish taxes ID The Parish Of
East Baton Rouge for the year 1543-togeth-
or with costs.
All the right, title interest, and claims Of
II. Christmas e. David housewife, In and
to 800 acres Of land situated il the parish of
East Baton Rouge, and bounded on the West
by la%ds formerly belonging to Yeos, North
by lands Of Foster, East by lands Of L II
Carpenter, south by lands of--for tie
payment Of their Parish taxes in The Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, for tic years Of 1910
l54i-ls42-1s43-to together with costs.
TIE TERMS or SALE.
Of the above property will be cash, and he
that viii pay on the day Of sale the amount
Of Taxes and charges due, as assessed, against
any Of the above mentioned persons and pro
perty, for The least portion thereof, shall be
entitled to haze the property, aud the same
viii be TO him a]djudged.
Act Of sale 70 be passed before the Hon. Oh.
Tessicr, p. J,
o. BACKET.
Collector Of Parish Taxes.
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DRugS. MED5cfVES. 1}yr Sla6s, &,

DRUGS, MEDtCfNES, Dye sl40s, 80.
MIR J. LoPEz Keeps constantly on hand q
good assortment Of Medicines, Dye Stufs,
DC, which he Offers for sale at the lowest
city prices. Orders from the country will be
Gllod wfth n~eatnegs and dispatch. Physicians
prescriptions will bo executed with the great
est care aud attention, for cash and cash 0nly.
Mr., Lopez hopes by the as5iduity and punc-
tuality with which he will fill orders or pre-
ecrjptions directed to hin, that he will merit
a share Of public patronage. His Drug Store
is situated at the corner Of Church and Mar
kot ]etreeta, whore medicines Of all d~escrjp-
tons can be obta6ed, free from the adnlxture
Of side-cotnbs, Jews-larpa, needles and pom
ciI.points. Jan IL
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Ian. 1Ith,
s10 REWARD.
STATE on LOUISIANA
Probate Courf-Parish II East Baton Rou,

Probate Court-Parlsh Of East Baton Rouge
By virtue of an order from the Honorable
the Court Of Probates in and for the Parish o.
East Baton Rouge, in the State of Louisiana,
will be sold by the undersigned Parish Judge
and Ex-officio auctioneer, on MONDAY the
third day Of February 1916, between the usn-
al hours Of sale, the following described pro-
perty belonging to the succession Of the late
isidore TalIier, deceased,-the sale to take
place at the last place OF residence of said de-
ceased, viz.
The plantation whereon the deceased resi-
ded in this parish, at about seven miles below
the town of Baton Rouge, containing one hun
dred and sixty four 82[I00 superficial acres,
fronting on the Mississippi river, bounded on
the upper line by land of E d Conrad, and
on the lower line BY land of the heirs of Al
Duncan, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Also the following S ayes, viz
Negro woman Sally aged 45 years, Julie 10
years and her child Augustiue months old,
Joe boy IL years, Rachel woman Is, Betsy
an 30, Marguerite girl I8 years, Isaac a
boy 10, Queen negro woman 40 years and 2
children Frank boy 9 years and Henry boy 5
years, Francolse 30 years 81 age, Caroline II
woman 30 years and ) children FRANCHISE 4
years Marcel 3 years and IdeIne 3 years,
Hortense Hagfo #oma 3t9 years Of age aud
her four children. Gustave 10 years, Charlotte
years, Joseph 3 years and an infant aboutf
alonths old, Nictore nero woman aged u
years and her 3 children, William 6 years,
Eliza 4 and Felix l yean Lucinda negro on.
an aged 35, and her child Catherine grl 4
years Of age.
ALSO
Household and Kitchen furniture, farming
utensils. 210 pickets. about 425u bbls. Corn, a
number Of Horses and cattle-Hogs and many
other articles. Also, q lot Of ground III the
Town Of Baton Rouge.
TERGa Or SALE.
The landed estate and slaves, On a credit
81 one, two and three years from the dap of
sale the personal property payable IN March
next 1915, in notes we'll endorsed, payable at
the Bank OF Louisiana in Baton Rouge. bears
ing eight per cent interest after maturity Tn
81 paid and mortgage to be. reserved On the
landed Estate and Slaves until final payment
Gil. TESTER, P.J
Del. %. AZ.
C-ovsArssEuRNs yeudro au bureau !
&c journal,
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JACOB PIPER.
FIRNITrREI FTRNITrRE

THG subscriber, thankful for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed On the late Firm, would res
peclfuiiy inform the citizens Of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, thai he Wiilconlinue the business
of Cabinet making and repairing at The old
stand, on Church reet,oppoSite NJ, Granary's,
on his account. An assortment ofFurni-
ture consisting IN part, Of Bed5teads, Armoirs,
Tables, Chairs, &c. will be constantly kepton
hand or made to order,
Old Furniture neatly cleaned and repair
ed.
Turning will also be executed
an assortment Of Tiester paper always on
hand.
Coffin making promptly attended 10, and a
new Hearse, just completing, will always be
kept in readiness, on the premises.
A share of public patronage is solicited by
JACOB PIPER.
Dec 18th as.
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IuTDlng VIII also Dc eXeCuted.
an assortment Of IleSter paper always on
REMOVAL.

TnE undersigned, respectfully informs the
citizens ofBaton Rouge and its vicinity, that
he has removed his Cabinet Ware Shop from
its former location, TO the first house below
Mr.John Reds near the Market House, where
be will, as heretofore, attend 10 all orders in
the cabinet-making business, and continue to
keep on hand The various articles III his line,
such as Bedsteads, Chairs, Armoirs, Tables,
Looking Glasses, cedar Chests, garnishing
paper, &c, &c.
Collins made at the shortest notice, and at
the most reasonable prices. He will keep, as
usual, a Hearse, which will always be ready
to hire.
URBAN HADLEY.
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NEW AND SPLENDID CONFEC-
TTONBRY STORE

The undersigned announces that he has
lately opened a new stsre in the above line.
Thankful for the patronage he received while
IN partnership with Nr, Musselman, he hopes
20 receive again the same patronage, and he
will do all ID bis power to deserves.
lie viii always have on hand an assortmes
Of fine sugar plums, eomftss pastiI, crisp al
mond, candies, syrups, Of all kind. Cakes
&c. for marriages or baptism. Boxes and pa
pers Of sweetmeats for Christmas presents.
He viii furnish them to retailers at the
New Orleans prices, and all articles sold by
him will be warranted Of the best quality.
His store is in the house of Madam Hon
adjoining Messrs Philips & Lanoue.
A. ARTUS.
dec. IL A. 1914.
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MEDICINES

The snbscrIbers, aware Of the imDortanea
.to Planters and Physicians &c having Nell
cines which can be relied on as yRTsE and
GENUINE, have taken particular care in the
selectonof 5aetr stock, and from che arrange
nents they nave made in London, Paris and
seW fsrk, to7 receiving constant fresh sup
plies, they wilt always be prepared to furnish
r~ianters and Physicians with Medicines
which they wall guarantee ~ofsdpeFior quality,
.SlCKIES q Co, Druggists, No.24 Maya,
zine street.
No as 6m 1915
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TAKEN UP by DIR, WooIa \ 10 lat inst. 0
miles from Baton Rouge, %~rgg Couite, a
dark bay Horse, with a star il the forehead /;
no brand or mark visible about lG bands
high, and about 8 years Cd. The owner is
required t. conform 10 lhe law, and take him
away. J. r. DUFROCQe Ranger.
Jan. IL, 1915.
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M sICKLEs & CO, 24 MAeAztNI
srntrr. Importers and Dealers ID Drugs and
lfediciues, putafs, Oils anil Dye Stads, have
lust opened their now Wholesale Drug. Store
aud are nov receiving III extensive assort-
mens6f F4EsHand GENUINE Drugs and Med
icihea, which they o1er for sale at prices ac.
..udtntr ~ ]6rtaItFV.
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DISSOLUTION.

Tag Firm Of HADLEY& PIPER wasdig-
solved by mutual consent, ON the 1st OF No
vembcr last. All persons having claims will
present them, and those indebted. are reques.
ted to make immediate payment to
URBAN HADLEY, or
IAGOR PIPER
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Rouge.
In the matter Of iho succession Of Mary Lakin
deceased.
Whereas, D.. ~. Avery has been designated
BY the Hon. Court Of Probatea as datiye testa-
mentary execution Of The last will and tesla.
ment 6f the late Mrs. Mary Lakin deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons i%nteres.
ted to show legal cause ID ten days, why said
appointment should not DO confirmed on COM
plying with the requisites Of tho law.
lsigned) Gil TESTER, r.. ].
Jan. 4thE, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

l'his Seminary formerly conducted by Mrs.
RgA. will again be opened and permanently
sstablis cd from and after The 1st January
Is45. ma, The joint direction Of MRs. READ
and MISS. Os9oRN.
Xii tic branches usually taught IL Tnstit1.
lions for young ladies', will receive constant
and thorough attention,
urt4p
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-NOrIGE

1'aE copartneratip heretofore existing by
the title Of ~ItsGrf0aD & LoPGz, las been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be transacted hereafter by MreJ Lopez.
All those indebted to The firm viii please call
and settle with Mr. J. Lopez.
+. "a HEREFORD,
LOPEZ,
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A or LOUIIAN1.
PROBATE COURT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Dill Il ILL I'LL Runun

Whereas, Eliza 1ayjor, widow oftbe late
WIN. NJ. Taylor, has applied to be appointed
Administrative Of the succession Of her said
husband.
Notice is hereby given 10 those Interested
70 show cause within ten days, why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted con
formally to lazy.
Gil. TESTER, Pr.
A. WTNrunOp, Clerk.
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January lIih ts f5.
AFroro i"3e0'@ol2', W. o11
toat 'In|2' hr l's'
LAyp Uruoe.@ q llll&foo 27gl'sHa VI
I'd, ia Congress, fll te MiH]etf9i0.o ~
agNJug Baton Rooee Tic PatnJafehl I]aeillot
e. III" o0"'' ''N 49,
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N0uc, ft Co0steasiaual d1elHaaa'a.
e aAGtED Mceu.@ We ave 8lal le laaf tiAl
A nIaeIohufato tstte tha eielfrI the 1fqs-
b,,rrBn Church Frai9st l5f5iuH i nottelf
under tie name of"f1e p9tob iSaiite sl1Fcl
Z Mosir S.ccly." a efy attle l#aa @1g
mach apalaf inlhis lo8lG l1deel aaf sen1 &
:, .,r,,,i yitl NJ .ssfrtF 9tlegste ftG mind
anal 3r,uaHaanttalat5 ii o1t ell s0i io0 de
.f,,# .,sr, dlyln ufrHtt o IA hlak.
l,r..a, I've Nteb them suga
Gers.
MAsA1oHt3ElFS ar
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FF8paf1T0TV G0ITTH0 ~ HIT9V HI9IIEFI5 ~ y
gIuers If the fotnaie goS.
Children having a small beginning IN read
ing will learn 90 write rapidly and perfectly
well III the space Of three months, and At the
same time, and in the ami interval 20 spell
properly in both languages.
f'ot6acli vol, aud Ii short space Of time,
d branch Which children very seldom can learn
well IN two years, Is the object of this pfepar-
4t0fy course, Tho success is doubtjc9s.-
Tile charge Is %g 70 be paid after The course
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Tuition & boarding per annum, St50 90.
Day Scholars per quarter, DO TO $12 80
Drawing II Painting, " $6 90
Music on Piano, BIZ 80
Latin, French, Spanish y Italian
each per quarter, 20 no
Bed and bedding furnished BY the pupil, or
furnished by the institution at 81 extra charge.
Tuition to be paid quarterly in advance.
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.. HACKET.
Collector Of Parish Taxes.
10 HIRE-

a good Negro Carpenter, about q years.
old. Enquire Of McLiattan, Pratt g Go or to.
G. g. Mcftatlan.
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I'D

LADIES KID SLIPPERS.
The subscribers have received per last ar
rivals from Philadelphia, 100 pairs Ladies
Kid Slippers extra quality, also a few pairs
white and black English Kid slippers suita-
bic for parties.
PHILLIPS q LAEOUE.
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URBAN HADLEY.
Dec I4Ih, Is.
IRON, NAILS, HOES. PLOrGHs &c

IRON, NAILS, HOES, PL0UGHs, &c,
The Subscribers, Importers and Dealers
in Hardware and Cutlery invite the attention
of country merchants ard others. to their ex-
tensive and well assorted stock o Foreign and.
Domestic goods, among which are the follow
ing:
300 Tons of Swedish, American and Eng
lish Iron.
1900 Bundles hoop, sheet, band and round
Iron.
80 Tons Steel, cast, shear, BIisterd 4 Ger
man.
500 Dozen, Collins & Go. Kings; Hunts and
Simmons axes.
800 Sleeves.
500 W~hittemores, Cotton wool cards.
100 Best Louisiana socket spades.
200 Ames; Adams, and Woods shovels and
spades,
5000 Carolina and Louisiana Hoes, Lyndons
and other stamps.
100 Casks Of Brace chains, so casks Of Ok
and Log chains.
1000 Kings and Parsons Carey Ploughs.
500 Woods, B~aEibger's, aad others.
100 Tons Of HolloW-ware a nd castings.
5000 Kegs lis, Weymouth 5 DS g. Co.,
Brands auYIb. vices, hand and sledse ham.
mers5 screw plates, locks, hinges, screws.
mill and cross cut saws, circular, hand, and
PANEL saws, piles, corn nils, scYthgs: &c.
ALSO,
Sperm, Whale, Ligsesd and Tanners oils
superIorqualily, white lead, spirtsturpentine,
window glass, Tar oaknm, and cordage, which
they ofer for sale low for cash or approved
paper,
Stark DAY, sTAUFFER & Go.
Corner ofCaRal and Magazine SITS.
New Orleans.
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If the above plantation and tract ofland
slaves &c, be not previously disposed ofat
private sale they viii be sold atAuction on
the premises on MONDAY the 18th Of I'm
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money, whIlet the iosttaadon VIII b placed

money, Whilat the jnstitlton viii bo placed.
on a footing efedltabIe 20 tbe State.
The aale % Tie lands oflefefby the ait Of
lost aesBtoH las produced 840i zQl dp
eHtiiiot close thig communication without
eafha5tlY eafiing yalf attention % 4 q|loatlot1
WHICH, during The preceding ygar, has been.
niecf liaeaasud bg tie people ct tbi5 5taia-
QUO Nijetl / eonsidaf.uf iha gfeataat import
gled ~ our welfare add tranquility and fef-
taIhlg calculated, 10 lts tG9nlt, 10 altecl aafi-.
81 y, for coed On for eYil, tic tnteftbt Of the
WBf1eD 8iietl- 4ll4le q 4be questioned the
s3it6i III Ic8ag fo our Confederation.
}Yh1t Yaf my l5te behnt it9 division md tbe.
eaft Il titat tiHfsI1tf ahiohg G5 upon tltlt
taiaHfidn3 since efy beliepa tlaei lta egente,
a4se1 i7f with tte Ittdi Hiiat ttlfa beqe gif9wn
fF3tf il tyd eu5si ~ fiN1 aaGi Iiei th9 4fatt
MINORITY 6ftlie PsaH ttt halY ut tlta pfeptis
lfh5tf ofthB adYlhtigoa Thar tnaY be- detYed
WfiI leprilatathat portion 81 tAe Union anga.
g8d principally III c9atiidfGa aud manufacturers
tilBu tn datsnlFes, vet, it'll adding 10 ctr safety
and 10 our tranquility, IL ID recommended to
l5 ~ the lnoet @eiglity considerations,
Conditioning he Great interest which this
H agf ht3 aNait TOD throughout ihe State, and
iifa pllarlaat bearing thIsit Utlst have upon
odr Iat0ta prosperity, ! would respectfully
sa Haetth pr6pti8tg 6f rutli action on your
paftaa would be- oppressive d the Wjetss and
gltlgso of tho people of this Stale, US regards
tlfiR meaHlre.
THAI The result Of your deliberations may
tend ~ ]iter5ase tie laiplnesB of our cou
mon constituents, and III ensure them the
blu8t5nB i'll out ffoo institutions, Il my most
%sinrofa prayer. Alexander MaUTON.
Nee Ottrat, .taa.d {, 1915
T6GsbAY, 9Th January. 1915.
The Se1ate tuot p~grauatit 10 Adjournment.
MI. Ied0nX, tbs Governors Private Surro-
afy, appeared aud delivered the following
Meefaga ;
EXECUTIVE 0rfier, January 7tb, 1876,
Gentlemen afthe Senate and Hga6e 81 RtPre-
seataiiBes
/ herewith communicate 10 YOU tho pro-
g|eadIugH VI The Legislature Of South Carroll.
lie, tl relation to certain rGaelptieHs, having
reference t1tho laws 81 fhat State. andlhie,
passed BY the Legislature Of Maaaacbusattg.
Nj aNtfiordfnaf anA gratuitots nj assumption
uf power, as that of one State ros0rtiaa 10
uis5s1res 10 BnpofyiB6 the execution and cost
lh1 validity Of the laWs Of another State,
must moCt the rcpfohatioA of all, not only
from liz boing uuwarfGntabIe, but from it5
tande0ey 10 disturb ;ho harmony of lie Union
Iii connection with this subject, | have
Thought ID not alui5s, TO tragsnlit for your con
8id6F4ij0R, two letters from pefeon claiming
10 3D. tlo agent fUr This city, nnder the roso-
iati3ns. This II done, not bgc9aeo the indi-
gidual Of bta latt1r5 arc desnod worthy Of
your notice, nor with any design To give any
eelat to- ha n~liraioni but, thair they may pos.
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Tie sales to be passed at the expense Of
the purchaser before the Parish Judge.
Any one wishing to inquire in relation to
said property can call on Mr.. Larguier, senr.
at Baton Rouge or on Mr.. MarcelIin Martinez
on the premises.
Dec. 18th, IS.
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20 DOLLARS REMARD.

= j1LLAho KEWARDs
The above sum will be paid to any indiyi-
dual Who viii put into the hands Of Knox q
Matta, Che small patent lever, gold watch
which was taken from the shopefM Raymond,
Matchmaker. about a week sinees and no cues
ions asked. The watch f. is believed bears
the name VI Tobias (makeF) London.
Dec N, 46.
Dry Goods-A good assortment-Just fe.
served and for sale BY
Wal MAEgHAM, Ch0rch 81.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL

ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL,
TAUGHT liz Il. DuVAL.
COURSE or TEACHING
1af. Tho English and Frsnch grammar
trHhslalibg composition.
I'd. Geography.
30. Al course Of Universal History
din. Arithmetic
9th APPLICATION Of Algebra to Arithmetic.
9th. Land Surveying.
7tlL Book hopping
9Th. Natural Philosophy
The price Of te~asfiHg is I'D per quarter TO
DO paid BY half 1uartaf.
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Taos. ". @JEg-the supreme Court g
the Ua,lel .,es BIAS de0isd the applicaiioi
made Ia bed2fof Dorr. We are rather oQ
nous ta Snee what steps Will next be takeI
in this affair,
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hundred afpens eleE ed and under good fence
with a Comfortable dwelling and necessary
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The said plantation has been Tor several
years cultivated as q sugar plantation and
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sTATT or EOUHTAv4.

Probate C~onrt--Parish Of East Baton Rouge
Will be- sold at The Courthouse on Satur-
day the 25itb Of January next, the following
slaves belonging to the succession Of the lata
John Mcdonald deceased, to wit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

5{f. Morgan gave notice ofan act TO facili-
tate The collection ~oftaxes by non-residcnts,
and change the nale of holding elections in
The parish Of East Baton Rouge.
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Mr.. EDtroR: | have thought it proper to
write and publish my. sentiments in relation
to ono of he most bahefal and disreputable
practices, in which somem members Of all COM
munities indulge TO some extent more or less.
That II die practice 81 gossipiug.
MY acquaintance, though limited in this
town, is sufficient To convince INC, that there
arr. some Of those evil disposed persons here,
who delight in seeing the downfall o. other
persons, whether it be from their own faults
or from causes over which they have no cons
tiol moreover these persons, without found
alton in fact, raise and circulate reports in
relation to the character and deeds of others,
calculated to iniure the standing of The indi-
yiduals against whom they are directed. Such
persons not only deserve the scorn and con-
tempt &c all honorable ard respectable cii-
zens, but should be piticd for INDUCING in
one. OF the most base and atrocious passions
Incident to human nature.
have uniformly during ny short residence.
in this toWD. endeapored to keep aloof from
MI causes BIZ Which my Character and conduct
might he made the subject Of comment, much
less the gossip Of the community, vet I have
heen7Informed X has been the subject # both.
For the reGtitude Of my course | only appeal
to my course of conduct whilst have been
here. If however, my conduct proves that /
have acted in any respect unworthy Of one
disposed TO pursue an honorable and manly
course, my source of proof must there end.
am comparatively a stranger in this COM
mualtE' and therefore my character and 10,
fea31ans can Only "a 1ldged oy5LaY deeas aad
department here, Which | regard as tfe best
criterion by Wlaen an indlRldtiat could be
Jaagea.
This egotisiuT should not have Introduced
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1eFe ! snow saved sufficient seed cane 10 con-
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TITTWV- TF1tF- 1919 WtsV".
Also an other tract ofland lying immedi-
ately = The rear Of said plantation containing
abore sLxty-thrce arpens-being all woodland
-aso tWenty-oDe valuable Slaves Of both sex-
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NOTICE.

Sateg 0 fpropery for NC paD ment y iar.
i8h I'ates IN The Parish Of / ~ 040a
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,rfous iesSees y ihis es'a'"sAme4tafe prose-
cutting with t5gar the m~aaacturingo bog
r.ng. Tie article has been pronounced ny
gorre.eot Judges "a basequaI fnot superior
ID cal.,y tn any brought to Ibis markets AS
,a.ond 10 visit Tie Institution soon when sc
sha, note down waFieFec We may deem OF
interest in The premises.
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situated near the m4rhet liot Sc opposite Mr..
Brunot's Office measuring so feet front by 1905
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u We refer our readers 10 an sd} egtise-
ment CT IEaNNINoroN's DgoRAAA, in anothar
co.nmn. 7, Is wen worthy visit from cur
rt2eTs.