Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-18

1bHbiHEtttf G&pEbsES 40fO W.
Accounts allowed last session of
Jury 10000
Public Schools l947 10000
Commissions to Collector and
Treasurer sg0,UG
$4,000, 0t
And be ii further resolved ftat trades.
professions and occupations, suhieettU state
taxation within this Parish pay The following
taxation; VIZ. lawyers, Physicians Dentists,
Apotheeariesfahi HUteiskeebers, One dollar.
coffee house. esd Gtog shop keepers. Two
dollars e~asbSBHlard tables, Two dollars and
Hfty tentsastaChs
On each and every negro trader, bringing bt
causing slaves to be brought from other states
into this parish for sale Five dollars for each
and every negro 50 brought and sold In this
parish which amount shall be paid into the
hands Of The Notary Public, al thu time If
passing the sale who shall pay The same
into the Parish Treasury. On Ped afs and
Hawbprs to he taxed as follows; I. Z. On
each pedlaT Trading with horse and carriage.
or carts Twenty dollars, On each pedlar
trading Eitb packs on horseback. ten dollars.
On each foot pedlar; five dollars. And no
person shall be permitted TO peddle or ha Wk
goods, wares; or merchandise, within the II.
t1its Of This parish. unit he or they shall have
have paid said tax Into the Parish treasuty.
and that The parish treasurer furnish the said
pedlaf his cetttheate. certifying the payment
81 said tax which certificate shall authorize
the Parish Recorder to issue a license to said
pedler fUr the length Of time specified In said
certificate authorizing him to pedte Ritbip
the hmtts Of this parish. And the Reg1rdeF
shall be entitled to one dollar and fiflv ratts
each iiCence furnished, 10 be paid by said
Obtaining the same. And any person
who shall be f0uRd pedling or vending goods.
wares or merchandise without first obtaining
such license; shall be subject 10 a fine AZ fol.
viz for horse and carriage, or cart, fifty
dollars. Or for pedling on foot or horseback.
twenty hFs dollars recoverable befpta any
court Ct competent jurisdiction lone half Of
said fine for the use Of The infofmer and The
other TO be paid into the parish treasury when
collected. On Livery Stables one dollar and
1ity cents each. From each and avery Brblef
as agent between buyer and seller. F,t
1 per centage, Or other consideration, in Inc
sale Of real estate, slaves, stocks. rtpfpissery
notes, drafts. checks, &c. Zen dollars
ZACH, On each and every money lender ene
'1xth OF one per cent Oh The am ant So ient.
IN each wholesale merchant five dollars.
IN each retailer Of drY goods. wares. mst.
and groceries Two dollars. And
'e II further resolved That the assessor.
tlter Hseeftaihing the amount that can be
.aissd, from the different trades. professions.
md occupations, rs before enumerated tshslt
hen proceed 10 make The balance of The as.
e%sstnent en- all The taxatle property situated
n this Parish according TO The ad val0fem
irlticiple established by the constitutions. and
laws Of this STATE
Signed w D. Lea, and q, Racket.
The following resolution was then pro.
and adopted.
Resolved, That John Shaeklefofd be
ppointed road Overspet Of road district No
u ~ place Of Paul ID igre who Is over nrp.
The following resolution was proposed
nd adopted.
Resolved that A Nungpt. be appointed
a~strator Of stud horses in ward No | of
lis parish.
Tho petition Of RIM Doifoh and others
n change Of road district No 81 TINT runs
round his land, So as 70 pass at the foot of
le ridge. ardto ihtersett the district read
about the saline place that II does now.
as presented abd the prayer Of tho peti.
1hers granted and the following resolution +
.latire thereto adopted,
Resolved, That the following named per
he appointed to lay out and change ,
g roHd district No 81 agreeable to tie
'tilion Of Rimi Doiron viz + Auhin, J
CommRauk, G N Babit, " Aubtn, and
& CUmmcau1. i
The petition of Nancy Bristol was pre-. !
nted and the following resolution relative
ereto adopted.
Resolved, That the sum Of twenty five
liars be appropriated to Mrs. Nancy
tstol IQr tcmporafy relief
Nm account Of Samuel Loid was present !,
for TALKING care Of Nancy Rouse a pau. :
r for SIG was Allowed. ?
The report Of Commissioners apnoinfed ,
lay out n road from Mrs. Chapman's.
d lntersect the road near Mrs. Meeker's =
N was adopted. And the following :
.oIo'ion relative thereto adopted.
Resolved, That the prayer ofthe peti-
ners be granted and flat said road be !,
ablished az d public road.
The petition OFF Hooper and others, to '.
placed on the new road leading from =
=. Chapnan's, to intersect the road near =
: Meeker's farm wag granted. And the :,
owing resolution in references thereto
,pted.
resolved, That the prayer ofthe petitions
granted; andthat the hands Of /, HOMER.
IA Cartnena, and Ramon Hernandez, be-
igned TO work on said road. And that
be appointed oyersecr on same. :
he following accounts were allowed. -,
IN account Of w f runnapd, for work /
Is on jail for 5iB,75.
IN account off X Dufrocq, for buryipg
y found 10 river for S6. M
IN account Of b Bryan for furnishing o.
IN and bnrying negro 40. .o'
account of VIM. nelly for services az 70
1e5s for $40 g
IT. Lea presented sundry resolutions in
renee 70 stray laws, which were reject.
Jurythen adjourned until 8 O'Clock p NJ. !"
TUESDAY EVENING. r.
he Jury met agreeable 10 adjournment, ~
same as in the morning. The IN
ident called the meeting to order. "
n account ofthe Democratic Advocate g..
g was presented for advertising contract %
ridge tor S3, which was rejected.
Jury then proceeded 10 the election -,
Physician for the ensuing year; and !"
oantlng the votes il wa found that Drs. r.
/; and Laycock, had ceivedth the greatest g..
Der, and was declared elected. ok
IWly lIen pTOCegdgd to the election NJ.