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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
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Al meeting Of the Committee OF 'lgI!aHcr, ana
Democratic citizens Of LUncnburg county, held at IN"
Court house on Monday, the lJtn jug, l-ib. IL oeIhg
Court day-on motion, Captain Joe! BIacAweIt was
called TO the Chair. and Wm. \. Stone appointed De-
cretarv.
The meeting being called TO ofder, Col. John }.
Street explained the object of the meeting, and moved
Tia, the names Of the following gentlemen. De added
20 the Committee Of Vigilance Adam Bell. Nathan
Gee. Thos. Gee, William Arv3n. Thomas CheathlM'
9r,nc5 Chcs.ham. Charles S~m,thson. Nathaniel Pen.
i,nr,on. Madison Cheataam, John VI. Rowi~tt, An.
IGcrs,n Gaehy, Alien ilnus. Jas. Turner, Gray IiomP-
son. Col. James Fisher, james Johnson, Lazarus Bur
nah. James SicCaiistcr, Vim. 7. Jordan, Paul olson,
Ceplas Shrlbu.G. john ~lilwkins, Joseph IIawAtns,
Eab.-. o. H9rtv, Thomas .i.vim, Jas. 4. S~#.iJrs"n,
John y Tisdlie, John T. 4. Tlsdai". JOSIAH . !" iison,
psory Tfs3aIe. Peter ". Coleman, John l.. Coleman,
Capt. Sivauns johnson. John Arrin, Ellison Ciar@,
caGp,. Thos. Kcaron.
DR.. Rober. I Marshal! moTcG taat j committee DC
appointed, 10 prepare resolutions expressive Q: the OPP
mons Of ih,S meeting.
The Char appointed Robert I. Marshall, Thomas
Blackwell. Nicholas +. DAVIS, Ma. k'cnard n. ! isiaio'
Capt. john {. Epes. Robert i "'is"h anu James -'%",'
whp retlrcd- ana ailcF 4 =" "u''N 'Fp'l't1 90 -
,owtnr preamble and resolutions, wnlcG pe'ng read. oi,
lrfore beng voted On. Ar. lhonihi Blackwell a"@'eSS"H
The meeting 1t considerable length, much to the cEodit
r himself. ana 10 the entire satisfaction Of the meeting
The preamble and resolutions 2r'nG se'e:A.tF read
.e-c adopted, wi;hou, ] dissenting voice.
F&EhNSLt.
Whereas, We, the members orth" p,'necfaLc palE'
are advised 70 unite % nc nhPfec'ot"'ru
'"ade ~ our P"ii'.si' ''2''. " ~, p...a.,
that v" may, N The pending eiecu'n Tor ne tfrs'e"n-
g. throw our whole influence mo ,he ni'ot ooN, -
Iror Of the CANDIDATE representing or pTHs.p'@s' aaI
! opposition TO him, whose unsteady po!''cat c"NF'"
tns 'i'eh l'h-a'a ~ 80 L',J :.
whose supporters hold 10 stronger common oonH .
anon. than mere opposition 10 the present tcmiH's''a-
,:on-Thrreforr. 5,
I. RrsoirsE. That we sand ~ the ?oI,tcii creed 81
our ;ltA.rs;-,hat we will Do battle under me ''cm'-
c-a,ic banner. and hang i IN ;he @H'eF "a.s, "e''"s'
ashamed nar afraid to avow our political creed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
Extract Of a letter from

NV ioEI, IGly p, l~iO
Dea- Sir: | call -our attention TO the law passed Al
the late session Of our Wing Legislature, and approved
ny our Wh,g Governor, published IN last Tuesday ;
Enq"jrs7-) /; was passed BY 4 street party vote, all the
liar, son Wings voting '"r i, and al The Van Buren,
Democrats protesting and voting against y Ii i toes
rot open theryes oE the Electors 81 the SiGvc.h"Idla@
states. nothing w,li-auc Il Harrison should be elected
by their votes, they must not hereafter complain Q.
being robbed Of their property. The effect Of the law
IS utterly 70 destroy the remedy Of the mastcrio recover
his slave, let his right be ever SO clear. tie would not,
one time in a hundred, get a verdict IN his favor, and
If he did, the expense Of the litigation would II all
cases exceed The value Of the slave. Independent Of
the general principle o: the law, is provisions are
grossly partial ana unfair. as you will see oil an attcn-
tive perusal For example, The slave = entitled 70 a
commission 10 examine his Witnesses, Wide the master
must bring his witnesses here. The expense OF tn"
litigation on the par, 81 the slave is borne By the pub
lie. The muster must glvc a bond 70 pay costs, e1.
penses, damages, Nc, not TO mention other provisions
Of Ike tendency, which you Will discover on reading Il,
The truth =, the law was passed ron hc .ijohttoa-
;sts. and appca-s . me - identify the two parties com
p!et,ly. It j. S&slfuily drawn for the purpose Tor which
i was intended, ard II Garrison himself had drawn ii,
il could not have answered the purpose better. The
border States, Maryland. Virginia and kentucky, are
perhap s more Immediately interested IN the matter.
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CH. B. HAKD1SG. secy
800 d E.YlrIRER

Esr.rc~.-rn ny ra.t le',er 70 Jam, Lyon l E.9i pe essrg : :
Il, .hr1rd nave been Marshall and fancSnry. The mi't'ke was
putltiy IN the ~. ao., az. n ", rs+.r
an. Gar,..parI,rce fr hi ae on the -rHJsct - removal ON
M. l.. +. rn,qr. - qsrr,i and Interesting - some - your ad
~, may h. v.I - oghi.si it IN the ENQUIRER. Il Is III these
words. .r 80 :, rmI,
- g,-4 never removed a man. merely because ? ? feGc-
,,i.. T b,y. never wished them - give = tp'e y an election,
h,. according tc their ~ u wishes. Brt - ~ Government could
re- -. 49, syrurs - the best advantage OF IL cItlzens, n Il
g,rrt. vrr IN ! regular course OF ihwariir. instead 81 eyecui ~
III i. rf ,.uyc-. and we're employ ing the patronage ard influence
I: ,E.,, n-ir.s ,-ainsr the Government and IL measures, h7s"
oai..,e requested they would be gGet ana they should be safe: that
y ,h.,, conscience urges them u take an ar:ive and zsaiou- Tafi
IN cr,c>ition. II ought also In urg" them 10 retire from = posi-
which thew could not console atously conduct WITH ! tdrl'S -
the rrnt repoaed in tIem-ani on failure to r.tre, have 'efh|'.H
them: that y t. say. those who maintained IN aciI.. in !, , r.
opposition 10 the Government" =
,-OTICE.-il persons having claims against The Bee" ''ttIi
- COMPANY Of Golfers. are requested I" pr--rH' '4'"' r.
pes! aH'Heht'ea'e" 1"Gie 4's'i" J<u. FAEGhFr
srcat gI4. H,scl Company y C1"''''
Manchester Coal Yard, July @7th, l7iv. 2-u
JuIyG
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CONN TTCU'T.

"NEw Haven, July ?, $40.
".+, nc congratulate you, sr, upon the glorious
g.'2sei which i before Us in the State OF Connec''cu..
'"e miserable hunbuggeTy ofhard cider and log CABINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

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" : : :. ia La,sIs ..&,s eya- character ,nG G,is,
course - a FEo'c man 70 "e 'NPcc'"" ''l y .
secretly craving Up I'1t"'r'hr!MS 81 'el''F3'.' !.
Ja-t1g sr.ne - ns M.s'G'' si.,II' WY os Sl,;s ~ ~, =. -
account ;"r ":.r VOC ne T"'.. M : =. ',.',
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WIN these 'lc's '"''Fr 'ig.' tA' 21%'S IN "rI,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

the Sah-Tfeasufy bill, IL pfapossfs and su5D5r:e7s.-
Gen. Gordon, after a most able and triumphan defence
OF Inc scheme, pu,'ic.y charged Inn With "iic,ous IN
reference ~ The C"!-srssi,na! canvass. INDEED, all
"ho hoard H. speech. thought il q direct and unuro-
vni.ct attack upon Gen g.; for in !. ne ins;&gGi.d that
hr tti'c Grnrre!l Ind deserted from he Wing party.
10 "hic.I, - fIct. hc kvd never belonged and The very
measure ne opposed most bitterly, was one upon which
he caaiG y no P~css.ti.It; be called on TO act IN iTS ie.
gIsiatIre rapactty, wii!, regard TO which there was PR
irct uhity q sentiment between his competitor and INN
sell, and On WINCH The election Of Gen. Gordon chief;
depended. Besides, | have heard from authority thai,
| cana"t doubt, that hc secretly and privately Used his
influence IN favor o. the Conservative candidate !r
Congress. THESE circumstances, coupled with the fact
that NJ voted tor Maja- Garland, and received in turn
almost every Conservative vote over 4 man who WINS
personally :lor" 2"pIiar with the party wtth whom they
0gFs'G 1T grjucipis and only differed on the question ot
lie Senatorial election, and this too when they would
rat vote FOX the Wing candidates.. Nless-s Gilaicr AMI
%Soulua!!, although there was no opposition, were, |
think, well calculated to excite suspicion that, 10 say
the least, there must be some understanding between
him and them. Taken in connection with his subse-
quent course, they form proof Of bargain and co5rup-
ton strong as Holy Writ.
The great length Of his reply to "Buckskin," when
an answer rs satisfactory might have been gwen in ten
lines, shows that he knows his conduc. is rcp7chcnsi.
bic, and needs a labored defence. Virtue is bold, and
GOODNESS never fearful II he possessed 4 conscious
ness Of rectitEde, either in intention or conduct, lie
would say less about his 'unrrscrvcd traGkncss, and
great public virtue. He would never fear that 'tlc
iltbrra! and censorious "ould ascrshe his innocent &C
,ions 10 unworthy an! sinister inotvesx lie would
"nnnw, no, ScsmS, but only desire 10 do tina; which j.
right, without dread Of 4 suspicious and censorlous
world
Bot the Dr.. has, with all his care and caution, IN.
Willingly gwen a clue 10 the right understanding Of the
whole or this dsgracelul a.TIr. VI. Foatqine. he
say, WIS ;he only person to whom ne communicated
hi intention Of writing 10 MAJOR Garland FIR ulorna-
non on the course Mr.. RIvcs was likely 10 pur,ur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
n. II. uOYT < cos Court of Fortune.
Hs-L.Uoyg IN

7s,-c in r.A.;a !, HorT's Lucky COURT,
When. soon secured. icsc. on T. gr toatH~r.
5 .S.bslrc Improved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

VI: E!eator NSwtoE, Of tAJ Eas.hs!a Neck, hsi sl'
taorrzed the I Arena 70 dsnv that ac ~. it use tho
word "kogGc, N relation to Sr Van i;uran. oar ia
torInaat authorizes Is = say, that when the question
wa, pat 10 Inn. NJ as already stated in the Enquirer,
Eis Irrcise words were, .such is the way with all
Rogurs-;hey cover Up their tracks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

STEAM EiGlNE-For sale. twnh rn-0r-.sur- steam ErgIr ,,
- tpuy "gc morse power, Of superior - ortman-hIp. suitable tor
STEAMBOAT, or other purposes. IN" roc- sr"lty below Inc nr-
-inal cost. DAVENPORT i ALLEN.
IYN..- Jl-vIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
s.l..g., as

IT.
TI,d. IN King William comfy. on the 2Cth July, Ars. h'ar q
,rs ,uns,4r al George S.zry, after i've days stchnrss, daring
which her fever continued more or l.s-. She left behind her an
aged husband. and i've ch.iIreu, 70 mourn hcrll.s. She had been,
for seyera! year. 4 protested follower Cf the meek and luw!! Jc.us:
lin thine enl5Eac'. then would dir,
And rise 10 worlds Cf endless 10Y,
When Christ the Lord IN clouds shall romr,
And MirhGrl> trump >LaN -,nG my tomb.
Then from the dust Of death I'll spring,
And shout, % death. wher- IL thy sting
- cru.r. where i thy yiciar.'
I'm .ur flrgl.b an .f4rpry =
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Lr'ETl DOLLARS EEWARD-Lnt ou THs>Gay. END Inst,
: between the town nr Frederic ~bur,. AMI tire junction of the
Railroad, a small leather W:l.,t. containing about SHA doilar',
r.o-t. ~ notes & the Bank al IT." tinted States. Also, three
rh+tas, drawn b. the Treasurer Ct the United states, upon the
collie to A. "nhft-, the payment OF whrh his been stopped
Thnre are also several papers. winch can BE- 81 NJ value. except
u @S.-'. Tue auter shall rsg-Ive the above reward by leaving
q VITA hm. Crawford, Louisa Courthouse. Virginia.
Jgi, , .2}-JH EUBT. l.. CRAWFORD.
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J. 4. PARKER
Tappahannock, 2lst july, l-40.

We ccr,ify, that re this day heard Nr G GT,>.
void admit, in a public speech, that ne Haa sa'H I"
hoard Mr. Van Buren, in l-I2, declare himself opposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

,+-cIaa. asts:sl4 10 give ";he lie dsseSt'
Z, !" statements. The latter paused for a mo.
~. 4, ,,,n cooilv and readily replied with an N
,-r,Sn. that "a man who had been ! manu-
~. Il ,rs al his lie, was scarcely St to be ajudge
-" ,,,,ers II is impossible to describe the con-
l0.' l Il s,rler that followed: II was a second Ra-
49,. -,,b,r a r~aademonium III miniature; 4 hundred
2s'. y,ra turiou>ly employed, and though no per-
t'-', ,Iso,e occurred, It was, take II all in all, n most
s.'- jrl scene Of r~owdy,sm and disorder. Suffice
asE "nrrcr. 10 say, that Mr., Peasants great object
7, ",-,b,Aly attained; for, BY his unprecedented pro-
," inc DISCUSSION was terminated, and the able
ted nan vino was at that very tine dealing the
an" 3,,gI, blows against Federalism, was thereby IN
ma and prevented from finishing his task of
ne I.:lrn carcass Of Whtggecy 10 the tomb OF
1&. =, NETS In justice to the Wing party OF tins
u. VIII remark, that they seemed 10 condemn
G ,s.auslsd outrage as deeply and decidedly as did
~, 49,. n,-l more, and am dene. This Is an insult
=, :, the people Of TINS county, and not TO Mr..
8. fr he spoke al tier unanimous request. The
- I'D resent It as such, and while they will re
Ps..- me Young and promising Orator with pleasure
,.,,,nde, they will not easily forgive his assailant,
,rs 20 far, BY his practice, contradic,ed his pro-
w :, ,ha, he is anxious for cool, courteous and ra-
81 Il scrssions before the people.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
FABLES FROM THE GERMAN or LEs1s

#[ $@H#$RNaa&%z
Tnr Drfss wo1r.-'The woiflay !. hiss ~
gasp, md csc back III gianrss % his pas He
j. sm sinner, Ii Il trus.s BE said. .but hdpS moi
ono of ths lagss onrs. I have dons ! sreat deal
cflnisehief. bufsI siru.t some good loo. sOnceI
es3ritt6Sbef very YELL a pleasing lamb. that had
etsayeI from .hefeck. cane so neas& me that
i night sssiIy haze seized i,.but I did nsos hssmit.
ARR lbeesfus tins&oe.T bore the tanni4 and 70.
silines. On shesparilkFth The most christian equani-
asAisys tkeagh lheytstssno dogs nearfo. protect
~ ". ear xitfess 10 all thai. rsnsrtea
the SzsNhosSec Astending him.. I s~scoliect III
the dreumssances. G hsppened just u the Szme
Nat yousbrnke both ypuf forelegssswhen sthe
essns helpeJ 700 ont n she marsh yeu ~ be1ik
e e. sa
Tn Box AND ii SrSfEnr.-A 4 Wss
WI ! lsns snake. u would not b. -,
familiar viii pen n YOU hsd 10. had yodr fsnse1
out paid Is bog. you snakss MI lbs
.iekcdest and mosa nnssstefulof al cfsal1s3
oaee hor asposr ecpnsrym man picked M
u your ysce, which ~ found hslf frozen cnj6f
Asdgs. and poi Il ~ Iii bo.am; snd hoR, ~
mon ~ il got warn. Il bit rs bcneiactog, nd
poor nan died. srsm ss,onished u hesf yoas ~
i rsioinsd the ssspsos; .how partial and
aJicsJ your author must BE-! Our writer's teIl she
tory very difsseniiy. That beasvolenf nm ssp.
a,rj the snake VS. 4 lky frozen ~ dessh," and
il was one Of tho tAsNI colored Kind. he put Il
n bis breast, to taxa otffis CAV kin when he gci
Was thai fight!s Nh. he slim cried the
~; ahe ungrsiefui never want excuses. True.
y son. remarked bis father; bot whenever you |
ear Of sny extraordinary . Of gratitude, look
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

E1t---- N--E 49,
rec:ly q 4 iaseslstencs with the ci,il regulation.
aud insd~ tniioas lthe co0nuy, sustaining them
selves b. Tie bsoaH apostolic conilnand,' Let eve
~ soul be subject uuto the highcs, powers. For
there il no power bus, Of God, tbs powers that De.
are ordained Of God
Methodist e. Church has continued TO act, fra4n
the Organization Of our glorious Republic, d0ian -
The present lime. Sac wss the frst to tod her
consrase. ations to the iArnsr,al Washington up-
on his elcva:idi, TO the csef magistrate IF dls.aa.
zion, aud to profess her alleeiance 10 oesthl
fan, government. Is3evefy succeeding pe'iuehl
agitation Of our nation dowf to The present time,
she has thrown herself as o sas, pillar, 10 bear up
The great temple Of OUT glorious confsderaey--and
especially, in The fashlcal warfare sosteapntiy
wagrd against cur peculiar SOUTH n rsla ons,h her
decisions, in her greaf ecclesiastical AAponc.ts
1886 and q May last, speak loudly and sasisfa:
toriIy of hcff aslbnuea,iqp's trieadserid doubtless
she will even n poAsaOs tie sidcef rational
security ana q
approve ofssJ.s sllancs Of Lousianis..
and / believe ,i,as. Oh effort. ~canfofs 30 too nkise
add coi.s,an, in resisting The invaAons q fdNEgn
interference with the peculiar arrangements Of our
great Southern Family.
Trus,ing that q similar occurrence \
asain ,rsnspire in our immediate region
remain, your. respectfully, 60
vERITAs.
. &RE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21
s.stgssiay,Novessaocr "a 1sA0

p We are authorized to announce GEM.
JOSEPH BERNARD. as candidate for the
Sia,e1natprisl chair ; subject 70 tbs nomination
of thu Wing S'aie Convention,
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HARRISON.
r-fli3 votes to elect the President.

DusL.-A duel was fought on the 9Th inst,
opposite Vieksburg, between J M Chiffon and r
Il. Harris, in which the latter was wounded ia
the high. The causes which led TO it, we have
.oi LEARNED.
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regiment Of .cels..iel Braves are mo.tIy sencamp
eli near Macao, where, having little else q do.sn.
fomla wish 10 displpy 10 the fo,eiroers their I'm
discipline and numerous power, Of aonoyanc.
they are employed In such fea.s !. ,htowiog pow
dpred charcoal into the ewes Of some moon razer
and then picking bi. pockets.
Ous former Governor Tang, Of smuagline mem
ory, = sing to re,rieve his character ~ sundr,
(berim ~ on The good ,emuer IL the Tookeners
Ewho. ] = moi, being inclined q subui, "a
dhlF u his sssiaary measures, a,e daily -creatioe
df,tuIban1es. ana Tang com,laius bitterly .
|fhsir soofsb II 10 ,bs;f 6saJ. @ be- Gu. Of without
I'M nero I'LL sesiSe a6siI properly eoufsica,ed
Iand I'll. pssrsBss immsfed ii Dungeons, far worse
IN DoctosF s.ncia ~nsStnents for state nxis
,o1,ers. tEn6SonfS q ss1<Sd insurfec,iona 81 ii.i,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-21

~ Tie Sa.,nna, passed here yesterday on her
way I, NeysO.leans, aud gave US accounts lha,
Virginia had cas-, her soto fn Van Burcn and
Ailba ma Ssr Harrison
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& DFotheTs,
missipg Aereiants,
80 No 50 Camp Street.
New QEleans. Oct 81 SO E>
NOTICE..

RNLLENEUvE LEBLANC, ,.stamen.
executor Of the late Ia e. Rappeiief.
80 S,hsking The in,eseionlo enfsnripate the
sle4es named joe, aged about thirty mo years,
49, SIMON, aged abouf thirty years, and
PIs1fe aged twentys E ytt Yeas, aud having
bes5 ethorised 10 that efee u NE Police jury
Of EPakish Of West Non Rouge: all persons
bay have nylcgai oppnsition to make to tAe
said emancipation, are mott 10 present sheln TO
the Parish Court, within a hay OF forty days
pirom the date u the present advertisement.
vNT HEBERT, Sheriff.
West BatchsRouge, Nov II. 1870. 10
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~ We have been absent the whole 0etbe pest
wpcs. attending to military affairs. Our readers
will therefore please excuse the want of editorial
ia5our in our columns to-diy.
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NHfAY--
Mx&ANTEn- EanlioSffaklent By 90 eyper;enSsd
hook FepeS: who v.ibld under,aks 10 post books,
adjust Intricate ACCOUNTS, and frsnsclibe law,6r
othersaocumenta
AL. at the Office of this paper.
NOTICE

Ar<irssoe .,ll il heliFn rus.d., 4. l7,b
ms, for armember Il I'm PoAte Jny, to represent
lstsssrd ofti,isNa1s !, in tho place Of A H
LSRendre, vhor resigned said trust.
lie election 10 be held at the court house under
The sas esintendance of VIII Young, ESD, Justice
Of the peace. d
- CHI. TESTER,
= Nov y4s&4O ~ J.
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s8EAHI'Y

VIVA, Is the bloofsiDg sincturs Of the skin
70 peace Of mind, % harmony wi,hinf I
Whist the bright sparkling ofsthe fncst eye
+ ihe soft ssathing of a clam retiy4s#
Can coneIi-sss Of FORM or shape 81 ava
Viii comeAfo-sof words Or dseds conpareiN
No--those Il ~. the-unwary hese ysgsin.
7 But lbese, these, sliv can lhat. hss 6in!
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BATON RlEGE LIGHTHORSE,
A TTEN11ON-A&nee,irg of The members o
~ ae &.pS Rouge Light Horse Company,
will take placefof company arade on Saturday
the 25th inst at l0Ao'esock a. nj. as4he usual places
A punctual attendance q its mem bera, is -eque
ted at that hour,
BY order Of S1akpta;n.
Nov IA 40 SkOLFIELD, O-S.
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;IHE PRESIDENCY.

The ~f'llowlns states hisesSalfeady rot d for
President. Though the returns in all are not com.
ple'e, yet enough 10 known to render certain their
electoral votes:
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:
Mas tound q ,haglhaso insthe river, sppo.
~ size General . por,aplanta,iion 10 the
parish Of East 3 lion Rouge, a bale Of cot,on the
mark oRkwh.ch isalmost entirely iRegible: the word
Moorr' being Inc only ep,jng ;l,assean be read
The owner viii csJI tosit; prove property and pay,
Expenses, oske1wise ifwillebe sold after the expira-
Won al shi.sy AaS1 ~ As Y toe charges incsrred
~ Z e s sla.l lIaS ID s|4 Esfs, =
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H. Cain, ct al
PIuries h.

fk1Y virtue Of plurw Jferi Jaeia. to me directed
- by the Honorable the Third District Court.
Parish and State aforesaid, will be exposed for
WEDNESDAY,, Nov e5,h, 1910.
at the Court house inihe town of Baton Rouge. all
the right little interest and cIailnnf the defend ants.
IN aud to the following described property to wit.
The one patio a lot o fground sitnafed ia tina,
part Of the town Of Batcn Rouge laid OFT BY The
A Grass, and designated Il As6garative plan
thereof. by No 5, in sqrae No !. being a corner
lo', ana the whole lot measuring sixty feet on La
aud the paIl hersby mortgagea being the western
par. ofsaia Ios snge,her ahsh an tho buildings and
mprovemen j ereon: seized 10 satisfy the judg-
ment and costs IN the ahnve es,itied suit.~ >
Terms Of sale-TWw~ve months cred, ,pur has
en- giving jolnt1tbond sndssecnri,y @conformabiy to
q hortsa rets,nedu until final payment.
u 1-eB CL-Er
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49, EE

~ NY Qn s&o would like 10 purchase af
Rrpent0E hadi il fnant, on twenty. in depth
1nbou four miles below the court house.
Numbered with ash and cypress. Ap-
70 ~ ksigned al West Baton Rouge.
PlERaE GRAxsE,