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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District GouH--Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge.
William Flower. -
William Flower,

@AFH. 4FVf "1T#f
Augustine Dnplantier ct al.
BY virtue of a writ Of feri facias issued in
the above entitled suit, and directed 10 the
sheriff Of tho parish Of East Baton Rouge,
from the honorable third district court, holden
in and for said parish, will be exposed 10 pub
~licssale, on
SATURDAY, The LIST Of Oct, 1912,
at the court house In the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II o'clock 4. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of the defendant A..
Duplantier in or to the following described
property TO witt acertainnegro woman slave,
nanncd G1arissa, aged about thirty-ive years.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment, interest, and
costs In the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale cash, without appraisement.
q. q. NORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
aflnIfsf 27 On
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

MuRrrR.-A man named McAl1iptrr was
killed in Franklin a lcw days age. by another
named Newell They werr both drunk, and
wore made Ia quarrel by a elan of bovR and
hovieh men. Tho finals wae, that Newell
stabbed hiH companion in the groin with a
beWi il. knife.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
Rrp RIVER AeAlN.=The Republican of II

Rrp RIVER AeAIN--The Republican of tire
sth met. from AlesanItIa remarks
"Ihe crops Of this parish. both from what
we have seen and heard, must inevitably be
short. Some planters will not make mare
than half a ctop, and those who yet hopc 10
make two-th'tds of a crop. will, we fear be
disappointed"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

NJ They hhvo Il hat OF a new mnferinl NJ
the forth called the " uafHiriere hat" The
uap ia ebert and gIaaey, end viii retain It's
color. ttnoatlnoea and bea0ty far longer than
tho fur hat. aud tron, The strength, and stock
will retain It's place longer aGd better tlian the
silk hats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
Take care Of the paint AK the gall said
v hen her heauX was kissing her.

StoT-The negro Pence, who murdered
Mrs. Mckay and her grandson near ~texine-
'onsky- has been shot BYE. II. Mckay, the
son of'ho murdered woman. The negro had
been arrested and was being taken 10 The
country jail when Mckay fired on him. lie
lived q lew minutes after receiving the wound
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Parish Of East Bn-
ton Rouge.
Jules Molaison
James M. Elan, c, al. 5
same,
VS.. NO. 5Iu1.
shfns.
by virtue Of two writs Of hsfi facias issued
in The above entitled suits, and directed TO the
Sheriff Of The parish of East Baton Rouge,
from The Honorable third district court, holden
In and for The parish aforesaid, will be e&-
posed To pubic sale, on
SATURDAY, the first Of Oct. next, 1912,
nj the court house door, in said parish, com
mencing at II o'clock A. NJ, all the right, IL
lie, interest, and claim OF The defendant, J. M.
Elan, in or to tho following described proper
" TO wit I four certain lots Of ground situated
In that part Of the town Of Baton Rouge, laid
out by b~eanresard, and designated in The plan
Of said tswn As Nos. 4, 8, s. il 7, in squire
No. 20, with all tho buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized TO satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs. ia the above entitled suits.
Terms ofsale. cash.
l.. G. NORRIS, Deputy sh'F.
august n 30,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
MAYORALTY

THE price of fresh -four being $500 per
barrel, the bakers must give. the ensuing
week, 81 ounces Of bread for a dime,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Fourth District Co~urt-Parish Of West
Baton Rouge.
Hall, Blake It 90, D

vs.. (No. Coz.
Abraham Iobdell.
Writ Of seizure and sale.
by virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale,
issued IN the above suit, and 10 me directed,
by the Hon. the Fourth District Court, parish
and state aforesaid, will be exposed at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, the lstof October, 1919,
nj The Court house Of said parish, between II
!a,'clock A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ, all The right, title.
g~1terest, and claim OLA. LobdeIl, the dffendant,
IN or 10 tho following described properly, viz:
a tract Of land situated in The parish Of
West Baton Rouge, having one half arpcnt
front, on the Missis1 ippi river, with suclidepth
and opening Of the side lines thereto belonging,
bounded above by lands of Widow Dorsey r.
Swindlef, and below by those ofLeger Daigre,
together with all the buildings and improve
mcntS thereon, being the same mortgaged to
plaintiff.
Seized 10 satisfy The Judgment and costs
rendered IN the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, IL months credit, The pur-
chaser giving good and sufficient Joint secnri-
y, and special -ertgass on said lard, Nth
interest ut i've per cent per aunum from the
day Of adjudication unG1 paid.
augusts7 20 T. HEBERT, Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Cour-Pafish Of East Ba.
ton Rouge.
Ann Z e! Penny No. sss7.
Montgomery Sian,
her husband.
by virtue of q writof fcri facias issued ID
fhe above entitled stit and directed To the
Sheriff Of The parish Of East Baton Rouge,
from the Honorable bird district court holden
fn and for said parisi, will be exposed TO pub
lie sale, on
sArraDAr, the UT Of October, 1912,
1T the court house in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencinaiat II O'Clock i NJ, all the
right, tiile, interest md claim Of the defendant
in or 10 The following described property to
wit: q certain lot Of gronnd#situated in the
Town Of Baton ROYCE, i'll thatpart Of the
laid out by a. Grtss, having sixfy-ive feet
front on North STREET, measuring sky feet in
depth, In square No |, bounded west By il
Vol, and East BY John Vantrump, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, also
eight superficial arpents Of land in Grass town
adjoining lands Of FLAMES Alley, Esq, also a
negro woman SLAVE, named Dizzy aged40 yrs,
and Josephine aged about twenty years, more
over, two notes Of hand drawn by v Y Cline
TO the order Of theaefendanf, each for the sum
Of $3.50 333 dated on the 10Th day of July,
1912, one payable six months after date, and
the other nine months after date, bearing inte-
rest at the rate OF ten percent per annum from
'date until paid.
Said property IS surrendered by the defend
ant to satisfy the judgment and costs in the
above entitled suit
Terms Of sale, cash.
Lie NORRIS, Deputy Shift.
august 81 30.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

- No MAN isa democrat who IL low, mean
Mi selfish, and possessing q narrow cont &C.
ted spirit.
Pride Js an enemy to democracy : 80 liz fac
ton, 30 are ~clisues.
Democracy is the same in all pieces and at
all times. 1t lahofs for The good of Tho poor
the deFpiscd, and the suppressed. It requires
honesty, integrity, capacity and intfexibility
VI purpose in its followers. 1t rejects the
cunning, the base, the sordjd. ard The wicked.
IL rises above error. exposes sophisiry and
looks around and abroad for objects OF com
miseratIon. Democracy demands tho lam
guage Of truth, and dignified plain exterior.
II delights not in ponp and gorgerous trap
pinrs.-lt looks TO the heart and mind, and
not the purse, for the man. Its standardbears
the flag Of equal rights, and its pedestal rests
on the rock Of justice and humanity. Ii en-
poses Intriguing and hoary headed vices TO
public Condemnation.
What a seho u for tho American patriot we
have in the study of democratic princjples.
Hene the mind can expatia,e in all the sound
Of fascination that man and nature furnish.
Here is the ~patulum for which the cncients
thirsted, and on which we NAV satiatc tho
longing for earthly periectibiljv. Here we
study the method Of mclioratinw mans condi-
ton, and render him only a little lower than
the angels. Here We learn 10 reform errors
aud abuses, and clothe humanity in the rn-
stained gara of innocence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
UG II.

SArnnpAv, Septembor y. 1912.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
POLICE LnRY.

Tha' l,aira i i,,fy nssn,bIr1 nrrorIing ia
. y" : 49, r. ~, GsL'aino ,e,sonsy na,,s.
'a"' 'a''P't'' " H.. ~ 'Iri"'ns rud paassaa,,d
Z = 1 ~ ,,"'"' IL - A. Il ,ha,r,'
80 a,9"T''' w - a, W., In,rs ~, H.
~, ''rep" sh i""1' ~ .ati" W. ts,ra
v. 1'gtv,' V'' ~
ia T,a trsos,,rer # ,l,a tsrinb of w, II.
y ,n nrran',, 81 t,r pnt,es Jnrv.
i'o"ge' ~ account wa u'e '''''e AIM su,yf M
''" '.' = T." ~ '0N''3 trg III
't."' ''PV' is rs
,,r- m -. a.s
'n'e" nH IT, p"'" 1nn oo
ISIS, 100 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

THE OHtErf or GoVEiMEaTs-~nr. Cham
ming, in d recent Address says. with as much
beauty Nd force, !. that the grind end Of seeiea
BY Ii to place within tho reach pf al its faeina
bers tho meatis Of Improvement, OF elevation,
Of tho true happiness 81 man. There ia o
higher duty than to build aims houses LAT the
poor, and that IL to save men from bsiilp de-
gfndad in tho ~blighting influence Of an alna-
hoit#as M#a las d right To something more
than bread 10 keep him from starving. Ifs
las d right 10 the aids and eneoafagements
aud culture by which he uay fnl6l the destt-
MICS uf d iliaii and Until society ID brought 10
recognize anil reverence this, 1t will continue
to gruati under its ffasont miHefies.p
Pnrftlifia.-d writer IN the Democrats
Review gives an account OF Il method Of fight
ing Il duel adopted hy a gentleman, d member
oI the New York Legislature, distinguished
~ we'll for his vii and humor 40 for his tai
srta and sound democracy. TN fteaiying .
challenge. he expressed his reltlileas 10 SC
rept II, with the priv loge Of choice Of ground
and wearone.-which, after some tonrideraa
bio correspondence and diplomacy. conducted
with great gravity on his part, were conceded
by his impatient adversary. Thees prelitnl-
nartas Al length adjusted. he f&ed the place
pI encounter 90 The opposite bartis Of d Ger
tain stream IN hs county, (St, iawtcnte,)
he wespon being breltd4wortr | Anxious to
Accommodated the opposite party. he Expressed
h}insalt, At The sane time. wiling TO use piF-
tolls. III tho following manner The two prinri-
pals to stand back 10 back on the top Of . sharp
~contta| htll Indicated by him, to walk each tpr-
ward in a straight limo down The opposite de-
scent 70 the bottom, and then, at The word. to
ttItit Httu .Ttf"t %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
IT, Tho wife Of President Tyler died ut
WASHINGTON oil The 18th Instant.

DfEb-On Sunday tho i9th Inst, at Spring
field in this parish, Mrs. Ann M. Penny, vito
Of Joseph Penny, aged y years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
q + Speaking o. the e~ouauoxial rains

~ Speaking D. the equsnoxial rains. the
Feliciana Wing says;
No correct idea eau bn given of,he davas.
alton aud ruin which this last rain have pro-
dueed upon the cotton, one thing is certain,
however, that the damage done is immense.
and utterly beyond any correct reckoning
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.

august 81 90.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

OSLsIHE L4a4rrE, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
NJ e u IC AL SCHnnI
INTRODUCTION LrcruRrs.

h'will be seen, by reference to an advertisement,
IN our columns, the Introductory Lectures in the
Medical College commence on Monday. This
sahool. which has grown up among us in tic las,
lew years. end which has already been bere6, 70
THE City and to the State at large. richly merit,
public favor. No wher. can the treatment, of sou,b.
srn diseases be we'll laugh, as in the Sou,b and
his were not palpable every capacity, i, would
be fully proved by the eminent success that the
graduates OF this School have met with in prac.ie.
We are much grained in hearing that, no,wi,h
standing the gloomy prospects of many of ,bs
Colleges and Medical Schools as well North q,
South, greatly increased class is expected hc,s
Many Students have already arrived, and ev.,v
day IS adding to their number. This civ .boui
cherish with pride and sffectona;e interest s., 7,
suiui'on thai, at no distant day, will be 10 her
sou &c not only of honor but of wealth. An hour
not DO moro raionally or sgr,ab'y spen, than in
listening TO an eloquent Lecture, particularly when
It - on subject in teh;ei every person has deem
interest. The best wishes of all orc enlisted in
the cause ana it no, Only will meet with success,
tu' what is better still, it richly deservssi,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We greet tho appearance OF the November No
oil the Southern Literary MtsssHgsr, with a pleasure
rendered far more heartfelt still, by the return and
partial restoration TO health Of its ami.bl. md "a
speced Editor; Who, We are glad TO say, is consi.
dercd, by his friends, kelly to suffer but q s'isb
diminnIion Of his former activity and usefulness.
AT any ihirg more than the .Hssssager's Table
OF Contents, We have not received il early enoueh
10 glance. IL appears, besides the continuation o
those very readable articles "Scenes & Adventure
10 the Army" and the Interesting Sketches Of the
history Of Malta and its Knights, 10 contain scvs,.
Tales and considerable body Of Poetry.
The Lonion Quarterly for September (Americ,n
eduon)is also on our table; and oiT.rsa seri., NJ
papers, reviewing tho "Piu Correspondsn.e.p Tho
Tragic compositions Of K'chylus, the ant;ou,ti,n
tracts collected and printed Ly the Coltness Cl.b
Fennyson's poems, Life OF Marshal B.urbe, and
the Peel Administration.
We are also indebted TO the publisher n IT
Williams Of Boston, for copy Of his admirabl
'Ims'iean Almanac, already 60 we'll and iustlv
known to public favour. The Almanac for
tho ensuing year seems strong in oil those fea
lures OF useful aud attractive information. the
hssemblaso Of which has heretofore gained !,
such wide acceptance. We perceive that, in the
matter of American Statistics, some highly inter.
ssung and useful additions have been made TO il,
usual mut'er. There canno, well, on the Who'll.
be more serviceab'e compend OF such information
as one is likely to want every day in the year. #
IS to be had at our f.iend J. W. Randoph's Book
store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

CoHGEE is-Some Of the counties voted for mem
bers Of CongIess Gust TO keep their hands in - wo
suppose Ihe votes OF all We can hear Of are at
tached.
Delaware Fnneis James, 1898.
York-fIenry Mes, 2iIO
Adams-Ilenry Mes, 1903
L.bunon-AleXander Ramsey, $40.
Dauphin-AleKan Ramsey, 1919
Lancaster-Jsremiah Brown, 5254 AleYands,
Ramsey, sG2.
Huntingdon Miles N, Green, 1901.
u ~ presumed the above gentlemen ore nil eleet.
eJ, bu. for what Districts or for what Congress wa
arc utterly unable to spscify.-Ha,i,bu Rep.
The Norfolk Herald estimates that $50 600 bsv,
been lard out IN that borough, during the lat year.
in new buildings.
Az Eogll'bm'n named Henry Willis, an old Of
lender was arrested in New Orleans on the ~ n
inst. by Jackson Ddplesis. Esq, frat teller Of Tho
Mechanics md Traders Bank for presenting nj IN,
counter OF that insiuto a check purportine 10 be-
tfawn by Mtssrs. Hepburn q Turpin, eHehane,
brokers', for s2039. lis was committed 10 avail
his tual.
We sec the statement going the rounds Of the pa
pore That IN N. Y. Mirror is 10 he suspended nj
tbs close OF tbs year. II would everywhsre h,
deemed sufficient refuinIion Of this ialsehood 1,
'ato That u originated With the Herald But ",
are still further assured, by those most likely Il
know, that u is entirely groundless and falss
N y. Tribune.
The BfiHsA Steamship Norfh .aasriea. "A eur.
vsy was held on this vessel - hich We have altss
dY stated took FIRE and was burned down TO IN,
water line-a, BOslon, on Saturday, and the Ddly
Advertiser Of tina, city states, thar the vessel viii
her iuniture. cost about $4,000, on which then
was only insurance to the amount Of 5000, and
that was ,feeted OF mutusl Safety Insurance OFF,
" this city. The cost " ftpsrirg the vesseI. IL 4
added. will not 10 much less than 5000, and n,
furniture will cost probably from $500 TO s2OOC
mOre.-N. y. CeHr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

Ilis institution which las been in constant operaion
Tor the last ten years. under the ement of ma !,
sGhdcubcr IL pleasantly located miles above ibo
Guy oi richmond In ncghborhood, moral intellirent
anu unusually heathhIl Tho buildings are large and
eoinodous no expense having been spared 10 provide
LOT inc comfort and accommodation OF the pupils The
course OF study IL liberal sud every
aey being Afforded for acquiring ana nrarr.
cal knowledge Of the useful ani polite branches OF COM
cie female education The crys0n 10 parental: ami
calculated, as the Principal trusr, Improve the tas.e
manners and morals of his pupils. Tho chool room i.
s9ppcd with an extensive and well selected apparatus for
of natural science. '''
Tie scholastic year Ia divided into winter and summsr
Term; the former, comprising period six months com.
nences on the first Monday In November and close. ON
the las Friday In Apn the latter. comprising perod of
tour months Commences the FIRST Monday In June ami
closes on the last Fiay Ia September Vacations In m,
months Of May and October. " ~
rue charges for the winter term, mencinf on the
70 ipws: " ~ 'o'
Board and tuiton In the English Ilranehes.s as %
Music including use OF Piano.. 90
Drawing anu faiGins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Of the Glass IN Chemistry
The number Of pupis being limited IL lie desirable that
applications for admission be made early day All
conmunic atoms must bc directed Smith
sc ~ GU JOHN ". TtNsIEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
ADMINISTRATIONS, SALE

ME shall proceed In SELL a tho late residence Of WIN.
w w Nchc, In Hanover county, Thursday the Nth
day OF November 1912 all The stock of Kind belong
ing 10 the estate OF SAIL Niche In ssd county consisting Of
horses oxen cattle, sheep and hogs, the crops hand
now hTeshnR inaehne farming utensils household ald
Kitchen furniture etc. We shall hire out AZ e
an place for year. number Of valuable slaves and
Toa ou for the same period the tract of land called tho
Globe.
on TUESDAY, tho 22l day ofthc month, shall
rent out on the emses'th the tract Of land lying the
Green springs IN Louisa county, alhs
the said estate The stock and crops every will
also hc sold the day IL believed that there will
be i01 barrels Of corn for sale.
Terms Of sdisFor all under slO cash will he do.
fnanded and exceeding thar sum, bonds approved
curly will be required and tho To the hires aud
rcnts-Cn a credit OF " months
Ifths days above named be not fair tho sales viii
nsce the rcat fair days thereafter sud each case will
be eOntiBued from day TO day until 6nished.
JAMES r HOPKINS
PHILIP 49, JONEr,
Administrators OF WIN. w Mirhie der,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAW

w II resume It's course OF Instruction on the Isl of
"A NJ hsh' 20 DC continued until the later end
OF hafch ISM, aud will be conducted as heretofors ~
MS VIII be exercised daily in examinations
Will ehplanauOns, IN tho following TIE II Books:-
rafts OF kenrs conmenaries, Lomsxis pire.t of M.
law OF Real Properly, parts OF Iomax's law of E.eon
Administrator, parts OF the 81 volume OF BLACK
commentaries parts Of the Ri volume OF Tue
star Sies' Law of Evidence ~ - '"'u'"' VI
ne pree OF instruction viii be SIS for the session p.L
eINauee cScusivc Of Text Books stulen,a OF Gr,nar
es-toh viii be charged So only lr attending Nh. presen,
session Any number OF students who NAV he ,isnoss
W auenu can procure comfortable ationa on
reasonable terms at houses public private eniertan
Nen'; % an JOHN TAYLOE LeMAX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

Up We find, in ons OF the PfesiJenps papers
IN Ohio, the following renowned idea. There wor.
'hieS may Judge very we'll Of the reasons which die
tate the public course Of some others; but certainly
even Ihey-!i,tlo accustomed as they arc 10 con.
ceivs what guides a great and patriotic mind
oush. to have seen, b3fors this, that MIR Clay's on
position or support Of great national measures j,
determined by any lhinE else rlther than their con
nsTion with his Presidential fortunes.
A SUGGESTION
"Mr Clsy's man at Lexington is Supposed Ia
have as much OF the conf Ience Of his master "a
John Jones' has Of the Presidents. II no would
take the Ohio, Pennsyvania, Georgis and Mary
land returns, and 90 overto Ashland, and lay them
Oc'O'c Dir Clay, end beseeoh him 70 abandon bis
bank scheme, he might possibly prevail. II h,
should. he would do Mr. Clay a great favor. IL
induce him 10 make tho trial, We slate to him q
sober truth, VIZ: great many wings Of Cincinnati
say, plainly nod fatty, that "Mr Clay cannot rur
with that bank on his shoudeuj' and lhey tait
seriously Of attempting TO organize a party 10 iavs
Of Gen. Cass. We would Try TO induce MIR J1ne,
10 60 end tee Mr. Clay; but DONE suppose Their,
would be much use IN n.
| L. =. Mr. Clay can no more run with that banl
huched 10 his heels, than yoke ofoEsn could fur
With ten cords Of pig ron"
u this worthy will fcedr 10 q hundred ocls Of NJ
G oy's life, he will find that, let him be ever .,
much warmed with the honorable ambition Of be-
ng recognized as one who has merited eminent,
veil Of his country, he has never eeled like on,
"ho was willing to win power or renown Of IT,,
PRICE Of eeasing TO deserve it.. Let the gentlemen
oOk only 10 Mr. CIsy's speech Of lew days s.nco
It Richmond, Indiana. u HAIRY Clay links H.,
public good requires U. 8. Bank, Harry Cay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
BINFORD * TER,
Cahine. MAkara

GRATEFUL. for the patronage they have received for
~ the last ~ years from their friends the public
beg leave % inform them that they have removed 10 their
NEW BuliDiNG on the corner OF aud 10 streets Just
above their Old stand where they hope, by their fii hf
friends aud The public at large They would alec say
them, that they have han this tine, large
ment Of their by none In This
City elsewhere which they DISPOSED sell al prices
tn suit tho time--thoy therefore sc call from ali who
wish TO purchase
N We would say we prepared TO furnish and at.
tend funerals al all tunes.
D-TheT old stand Is for rent oo . c2aw4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29

IPA We have, for the last % hours, been in a
condition filter 10 inspire on ode to the Tooth ache
than any thing else, invite our readers attention
TO Mr. Gays Indianapolis speech, os the only
aionement we can to-day make fjr the dulness Of
our Editorial columns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-29
DEATHS.

Dicd on Tuesday the 18th inst her Tese' CO. IN the
county oi Hanover, Mrs AGNES- WALTON, In her a9r1
year aiicr an iiness Of more than sr months Dur
TIE long mo she suffered bY disease no murmur or com
plant was ever maze Modest end unassuniing In her
luaGncrs an1 department. her virtues, tho many a
pest SHOWN 70 those who were intimate vi Il hef. she
han ons professor 10 DC chrsn and she gave the best
her conduct through hfe She died without .iTnsrir
this earth. ~ '''e VI
No. ErInIer will please copy; also the newspa
descendants living ~ '' W '''