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

Is Dncferr JonN G. WILLIAMS, odfe rs
services de 50 profession aux habltans Dc Baton
Rouge ct dos enyirons CONNIE II n ac1uts
une Tongue experience dams lie traitoment de"
naIadius du sud, ayant p~rofesso comne me-
decin, chirurgien ct accoucheur, (~pendant p.lus
de- ans,) ayec success, il esPere meriter une
portion du patronage public. ii s'acquit-
tera fdelcment des devoifs de ga profession
ct SEES prix soront mis- a Ia portee do Ia ptnu-
RE DIES temps.
lie DR.. w. go .rendra tots les ietrs a BA-
Ton Rouge, ) moins gull De soft retenu par
les deyoirs de 30 profession en- sen absence.
il prie d'adressor ious los ordres ct contnlnl-
cations au msgasin de Messrs. J. d Il. F.
Phillip & Co. .
Arlington, 10 . outlet 1912. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
AVIS.

NINE. BARRIER a PIlonneur d'Informer lie
pubic, q~u'aprGs qlil1ze jours de vacancies PEN
dant les C~taleur< du mois d'aoht, les classes
rcprendront leurCours ordinaire Lundl le g
du cOurant.
Ayant reGn tout Encouragement que per-
met la penafle des temps, ct sachant qu'on
est gentTaIement s~ati>iait de scs pro1esseurs,
ellie a prs des arrangements pour 1913, atm
que les parents quI d~eneurent au lon, he
soIent pas Fetems ~d'euvoyer Ierrs ~entans,
par Ia Granite que Establishment ne soft fer
me dams lie eouraat de l'annce.
Les parens GU tuteurs des eI6ves, qui de-
sirent connaitre leurs progress, sont invites d
Sc rendre toos les Vendredis dams Ia matinee,
de . ,teuras a midi &c j@our-la rtcapitula-
ton est fate des &tudes de Ia semaiDe, Nine.
l.. cFoyaut que &c mode est imminent supe-
rIeur ct bealcoup plus avantageux pour les
tIeVes, que les examens publ cs.
q ANT, 1912. p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
MACII1NEeA

A. vendre, une Machine a vapeur de pre-
mlers qualitt, fabriqite i Baltimore, ct do Ia
force do ID cheYanx, propre a fare marcheE
un moulin q scie, i'm moulin A cotton, &c.
Cette machine a fte %fabriqnte, de comman .
dc. pour II Ptnitentiaire dc Ii Louisiana, par
NM. Wells IL Miller do Baltimore, ct peut-
6tre considerde CONNIE Pune deg mciIleuFes
qui soicnt venues dams 10 pays. On poarra
.fonnaltre los conditions de Ia vente en s'adres-
SAINT au Garden.
SAM. /. IEETtT', Commits.
Peniteutiaire dc la Louisiana.
Baton Rouge, 8 n vrfer, 1912
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
L. G~ONNECAZE.
hIlItI.LA 4 E,EIE.

L. soussient, deyanu propridtaira de Get
ttabliseemonf, onrs sos services, pottr du
compliant. a toutss les persolnes Gni yo'pdronl
bien hi faife dos e~otnnandos. u mettra au-
taft dc prolnrtituda que de poDctaalit6 4 los
eEtctter.
II pffvinft on meme temps, eeu8 qni dtsj-
r~eraient faifc tuoudre <du mats, quiz Rora IN
c"essatnment pr"t a rcrnplir leUrs ordrrs.
u janv. 40 i. hRBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
AL PUBLIC.

Les eoussignes ont fornib nne socitta sous
Ia taison de Hlke & Babiu, CONNIE tnarchandB
connissionnaires. lis portetont Ia plus grande
attention a recey0tr ri ~epbarqtor du cotton.
lie auf0nt toujol1rs ell main IN assortment dc
rnarchanlises d'babitation aussi Corde ct
ToIle d'En4bajlage pulls vendront a des priE
atlsRl bas qa'5ucgn autie dams cetts vile.
Alsoit6t que Ia saison du cotton s'ouyrira,
lis seront prfpafts IL acheter on f4ire des
a~vances sur dn cotton. En- solIcitant une per-
lion du patronage public, lis peuyent assurer
coux qui leur Coniefont ieurs a~fIairea, quils
recevront attention Ia plus assidue.s
lis tIenuent leur magasln rue do fEglise,
dels poftee i Fest du magasin ci.devant oc4
cupe pat James MauBkor.
w. s.. PIKE,
1f mile. ~ II. V. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
PINE MAEIE

Nf7sciaes Pafcntfes, dc.

'"'s : N't''''"t ''''soh oeio pehq'e oe
SaTrol!ton.
MEDICINES F~'afcnifes, dc.
DR.. Connol's gouorrhopa mixture oil spike;
ll1ya' ''lnimcnt and pile ointment Doctor
NJ NUNS Gig opium botanic remedy Tor
ague; Rowand'a tonic mixture for aale !;
gontine Southern tonic, q vegetable fcbriIuge;
Kew bartholomew q cEI%lr Of lie, do. expccto-
rant syrup, Cooks pills DR.. s~tappinftop'a
pulls iorInlernij'ictt cure DR., T.. G%pofn'rag ue
Lie, warranted cure do. cure Tor sick head
ache; ht"tt4ta pile, rcnujue do. pImnix
bijjoI@; Dr. Evans c9Hootuilo pills Moore'e
essence OF iis tarpoUtCr'e Saratoga pow
dHr* toiite@ les anfrcs preparations is Car
pon'"r; DR., Viewers coIebrgleJ worm lca
H. ,.,'% my cr'clDoh '"a9llr*la :
'''N'' y 'W' b''i'f f oin"'eacehf MAGNETISM
"f'I'.'' arlington = o~'I7aini Chapman q
'"' I01sN o'''] nerve ana bone itlt.
''o ''Dlep1 ioF fheuinaI'5li1 Roots
tpou'''' o''L''9hl h[' blstl1aus asthinatlc
oF"P7 a"' FheH,rAtlc drops J6Wetts lInltneHt
iF nervous ai'cctinnH do. stimulating I1nf-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
ARhEnrE-

Par James c. Knox, une vacbe rouge ct
MORE, Ag@e d'onviron quatra ans, ayec un
vcau d'cnyiron six mois. la dite vache a une
coupe dcssous PorciIIe gauche ct une fentc
dams FerciIIe droitc, MULE nar1ue visible :;
ellie sera vcndue a Ia residence de James G..
hnoX' par ie soussignt, jugc de paix, 81 ellie
nest pas r)cIam6c dams quatre-vingt dix
yours de la date du present avis.
I6 iuillct. d. BROOKS p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
AVIS.

Les eo1saignss ilgess do pajx, ont ouvert
leur bureau dams Ia rue Lafayette, en- face dc
la maison du Juge Tessier, ct une porte an-
dessus de M. William Gill, ct lis ofFfent Ieurs
services an public el qualitd de jnges dc paix
ct d'ageus en- general.
is porterout I'atteHtjon Ia plus assidue aux
a~fIairea qui jenr saont confites.
ConditIons-au compliant.
AUG. DUPLANTIER,
9 avril . MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
IpAVE.

Arttte par le Or. Williams, sur son habjta-
ton, IN hwuf de ~cou3our t~ayelte, ayec
le bout des deuze GRIZZLIES coupe, ct Ia lcttre
NJ marquee sur fbpanlc. Aussi une yieille
vocie taChette, aFcC IN coupe FDlrchue dams
Pofeillc droite, et le bout dc forejllo Gaichs
coupe, 1nar1oe Imporceptibla. lie proprlt-
fairs des dts animarlz est prize de les rctiror
en- 20 contorfnant & Ia loi.
J. IIUESTON.
aoht u 70 itaGgcur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
Paw f..

ArFttt par William &tephons, sur lNabifa.
ton De Philip teachy IN yiettg choval do con
Ienr bal, borg6e dun nil, lc pied droit de
derriere blanc, de Ia hapteur de Ii pauncs.
lie propri6taire Get requig de le retircr en-
Sc ceniormaut = Ia l0i.
J. HUESTON,
aoht 8 2b Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
Cour du I'roisiGmc Djstrict-Parolsse d'Est
BAion Rouge.
William Famcr, O

Augustin Du.3antier, ct al. !
En- vcrru dun writ dc ieri facias lance dams
lie process ci-dcssus ct adresse su shtrjf de la
p]arojssc d'Est Baton Ronge, par Honorable
cour du troJsitme district daus ct pour la sus-
dtte paroisac, Il scra expose en- venlc pubijque,
SAMHDI, | Octobre, 1912,
/ IA majson de cour, dams Ia Vile de BAton
Rouge, colpmeEgant i Ii heures du mat n,
tous les dfo'ts, tires, inttrets ct prctentjons
du defendant, 4 DupIantler, dams on a la pro-
prttte ~ci-aPr@s dtcrite, SAVIOR: Une tertaine
ncgressc 1ommt Clarissa, agte d'enViron
trente-cinq ans.
Salsie pour s~atisfaire lie iugement, intGrGts
ct trals dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions de la ventc-comptant sans
jvaluation. l.. c. NORRIS,
q ao1t. Of Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
Hofa DE CONSTRUCTIONS

lie soussignd a ~constam;1ent des bois dc
constrDGtion, de touto esP6ce etdes moilloures
qualitfs, quill peut livrer i dos prix Tres mo-
dtrts pour du compliant, SAVIOR -Planclles a
bcrdags en cypress p]lanches a plancher do
planches dun pouce do; poteaux ct bois de
etarpente bardeauk, &c. Le tout d vendrs
s son %chantier pfes du moulin a scie.
IL inars-5 r. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

On ne recevra p8s de scuscription pour
MONS dune annee. lie prix de Procurement
est de sac p1Gstres par AIMEE, don't trois all
commencement du dernier s6mestrs. Les
Fafsonnes qui par me raigon quelconque, iu-
geTatent convenable de di~scontinuer leur abon-
n%enent, devront en- bonner avis avant la fin
de P%annee; au cas- contraire, elIes seront cor
slderees CONNIE lie renouvellant.
~ Les Avis Sc paieront de la maniere s~uivante
SAVIOR: Les avis qui n'excederont pas douze
l9nes, GU qul serout moindres, Sc paieront
UNE PLAsTEE pour la premiere insertion, ct
oo pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suiyant Ia meme regle.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'on ne rordonne au-
trement, sera public en- Francois ct en- An
giais' ct pave sur chacune des deux langues,
Jusqu'a ce gull soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements offciels, lea
otlclers en- seront personnellement respon-
saoles, ct s'lts refusaient den prendre Ia res
Penslbiiite, de tells avis ne seraieut public .
qu'autant cue lie placement en- 5erait assure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
A Wis.

Toutcs pcreonnes ayant des rtelaroations
rontrs Ia succession de- len James 6. Glass,
DECIDE, sont prices dc les presenter an s%olasi1
.rnf, dhment certifiecs ct celes qti dolVett Il
Ia dte succession sont invites \ vonir rtgler
sans dtlai aveG is soussigut.
V. LIE BLANC, curatesr,
Quest Baton Rouge. 81 mai. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
MOUIIN A COTTON.

: Tn petite q~uantit6 des cdldbres mouths h
cotton dc Frazer.
Aussi, pIusteurs wagons B cheyal ct a
bouf a yondre par
]. 81 r.. r. PHILLIPS g. co.
81 ao{t. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
26 few,


lie FoHaaigod, nnmtnb agent cousulaire de
France ! Baton Rouge, a l'bonpcur d'inEor-
NOR len'itoyois dc IN Louisiana 81 ses com
pltrjota5qu'rI sera t%oujoure j leur service pour
reeefctce dss f~onctjons qii lui ont tth con
ib"s. son bureau est a son d]opnlCile, rue
~Lofoyene.@
+ ian ~ T. G~ONNECATE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
EIAT IN III LoFIsIANE.
Cour du Irolsl&Ioe Observation-Disclosures
d'i'st Eaton Rouge.
Ann l., Penny,

Montgomery Sloan, Eon mari.
En- vertu dun ordre de finri faciaa lance,
dams Io process ci-deesus eli adreaae all ehsrif
de- Ia p9rotase d'E,st Baton Rouge, par l'hon.
cour dh trosaltme district indicIalro, dams ct
pour Ia dite p~1rojeEe, il expose Oh yente pub
liquc,
SAMFDi, Octobre proclaim,
i Ia malaoil de rour de Il vile de baton
Rouge. c~omnsncant i II ~Eeuros du matin,
tons les drolls titree, Inttr&ts ct rrttcntioas
do defendant, dams ct a Ia proprltit c~i-aprts
dCcrltG, eavmr:
In certain iot de terre fitit dams cetto par
tie dc Ia vile dc Baton Eouge arpentco par
A. Grass, nteurant soixantc-clnq pied4 do
face sur Ia rue du nord, par 60 pledg de pro.
iomdcur, dat@ le carre no. |, borne 4 l%'oucat
par J. /" WpIj, ct d Fest par John Vantrump.
aNct tOutcE les batlascs ct authorizations qul
Y apparticutenf, auEal luit aprons snperifiels
dc tcrrg dars Grass Town, lolgnant les terras
de James Alley ausai uno nGgreaHe nominee
Dizzy, I&Cc dc 40 ana, Ct Josephine a@tc DEN
vJron II ans de plus, dcnx biIIets tires par
V, V. elmo a l'ordrc dI defendant chacun
pour Ia sorunn dc $s33 80 it3 datte Ic 10
Juliet 1912, Ct payable ak mols aprGs date,
portant jntcr&t dc dix pour cent par an depuis
la date J~usqu'au placement.
La djte pro rjttc cet ahandonnie par le de-
PENDANT pour sattt1ire lie J~ugcment ct les lrais
dams Ic protta ci~des&ns.
Conditions de la yenlc-comptant.
l. G. MORRIS,
81 ao1t. % Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
EpAVEJ.

Arrttt par J. Perkins, sur son habitatien, 4
derx miles De Baton Rouge, deux a]nifnaux
Fun eat uns CROSSE Mule arise, ~l'autfe, un
Malet brln foncb. lis sont Fun ct l'autrs ba-
bituts au Larnais, ct liz ne porte Mt point DO
marque. lie proprittair$est invite d les re-
p]reIdrr, on So totfofnant 4 In loi.
rs mars 7 J. HUESTON, Rangsur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
EpAVF.

IN Arr1te par +. D. Conrad, un
schcvaI dc ~coulenr bal, crini&re
eI&DS11.Ss ct queue nnirc, IN ftoile al front,
eSlAk"gs4il boto du pied gauchc Dc der
riere, &c Ia haufear d'ehvirou "A pattnes, ct
~lparIae NJ sur l'tpaulc droite.
lie proprtitaire est requis de les rctirer en-
sc confoftuant il Ia loL.
J.. HUESTON,
u ao6t 27 Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
FERBLANTERIE A yENDRE.

TDEtpLtIN TIItIb n
i lie soissigne ofTre I'm match6 a%vantageux A
toute personpe qui serait disposte a acheter
IA f%srblaneerie eItnGs dams la rue Lafayette,
entire Ia Bhngus de la Louisiana ct 10 maga-
sin DO Mr.. Bonneeaze.
Is ianv 40 r. ARDOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

HPIJGKiASi EPIGEKIESi
auarahto barls d'excellents bi9re do
Dayton;
loo eaiases lie vim
IN grand assortment de lard ct d'tpieeries
en- central
In assortment do BONES clrnrrues
dron, ChatB, &c, coHstalnment Ell vente a dos
prix mojtfas par
4 JUN II A. MOTTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat ct ConseilIier
continue fexercice de sa profession dams les
co1fs du troisiGHe ct quatriGmc districts judi
cIaifes ct dams IA cour supreme de PEtat.
Les ~ailaircs coDiiGes d scs SONS recevront
l'attention Ia plus agsidue. II tient aon Office
a Baton Rouge, encoignure des rues 36me
ct Church, yis-a-vis ltgljsc catholiqne.
% ~ianvier so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.


Wit dc aaieie Of ia rento.
In yetu tun ordre de salsie ct do vents,
lance d91s iaprotta gi-dazznr. 81 i ruol adrez-
a. par IAo1otaI,lo caur du guafrI5rno district,
ply Sc ri ttH Hpedif, i Feta stpoe5 On YcDte
p]ubi1ua
EtNI'u, / Orrobrs proclaim. 1919.
> n mat771 fa co1r da IA dlte parnlsee, onfra
II I,a1ar9 db ,rotin cd henfes do |I'aprae-
midi, tors la Irnitr, three. nt5refa at |pratsa-
t "7s 10 i totd-ll, n Iefandl9t. dana 1t a Ia
rroHr'riet q arfas darriin. %Havoir:
~ ~tanr'san de frfre eitua dams In paroieee
DO " ct saton Rouge. dun lem arpent lie
J 'c' sur j" lfnFs GIi=Hl=sipi. ave- tel!e pfofon-
Ufol 81 Overture y a~ppartsnant, borne au-
d0azHF par Is t~frea3s veuH4 D.r. Swindier,
r. 7n-doaa"'a rar ceItcs id Lfger n3igfe,
are' t9uiNs la batiaerr Of amallorltiona qui
8 tf"ov"Hi' 'AnI Ia meme lYpotht1uto aux
pIalgnauls.
'5al7re poor F~1isf4jre i jnqcmoat, ct lraje
dane r. fr"rfa t~t9laezue dea=teno.
tn'tIlrosa he \ fanta-l2 tnofs de- edit,
I7cGn|rnur donneat h3nna Of rlfieanre garan-
to, 81 IFr"th>1Ha F]pfniala sur IA ,itn terre,
Hyrc rnltrtt de- tlndgelr cant par IN du Jour
De Ia Eenlc l77qu'au rieataal GoaI.
" bhL UEHHRT.
'aonf. |3 Shout
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

I'm vcrtu de deux writs do feri facias lanccs
dams ie process ci-dessus ct actresses au Sheriff
de Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, par Fhon.'
cour du trolsleme district, dams ct pour la dite
ParoIsse, il Fera expose en- yente pubIique,
SAMEDI, l Octobre pschain.
a Ia m1jaon descour de la dite paroisse, COM
menGant II heures du rnatin, .tous les droits,
~titres, Inttr&ts ct prctentions de J. NJ. Elan.
ua dos defendants, dams GU a Ia propr&te ci-
aPres drcrIte: Tn certain moroccan de terre
sItuc dams cette paroisse, a environ Is miles
nord-est de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, contenant
six cents trentc-six arpens, plus GU moins,
borne au sud par terres de w. Chambers. est
par Ia rlTiere Amite, au nord par terres der
Increment appartenant a Browning, eft Quest
par terres vacantes, ayec toutes les batisses
ct amelioratlons quis'y uouyent.
SaiSi pour sarisfaire le jugement ct les
frais dams le process ci-dessus.
Conditions de la vente-comptant. sans
eyaiGatIon. l.. C. NORRIS,
II aott. - Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

ann6as pf ca fes poftatlon II no sara pms
fat ~ngtl,ius reatltnlion des dfoits pour lee
marchadlssa lnlpoftees sur naylres etfan.
gers, qt safult r~tespsrtsos poarYu gull
soft ratdu. pour lee Etats.Unls, 2 p. 90
sur loiI lea drambdchs, excepts eur ceux
dHa sucls cd In retsnue asfa de 10 p. 0I0.
La sttidn Ice ordenne que pour eva
luer lesdruts ad Yalorem, on prendra 10
pfix deb merchandise an pa s de prove
nance, itiauel on aloutera teus lss tfaIs,
ekcsbtd,euy de lfHssrfante.
Los ~tGtions II i 81 Reimbursement ne
FAINT gu fsprotlulfe lea fofmaIltts do dnua-
ne qui alstaient praesdsnment, relative
meat ak antrGas, aux eyaIuatlona, II
pslnea tohurues soit par les lmpottnteurs
gait PsHes oflclcrs do douane, en- cas- do
contra nri6n.
La sftpn 28a proh'be importation de
tous lives images ct obists liz euclsux do
touto as2GG
IN nrctbn 900 ordenno nf1e Ia mesure
appellee idscau. dams le tor,i, sara do 20
ioIa 112 Ives.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-21
EAST INDIA COTTON.

The impression with some IS that the
experiment now undergoing trial in the
Last Indies By the British Government 10
supply herself with Cotton will succeed
but with others again il is considered sheer
nonsense to talk Of the East Indies Supply
ing England with Cotton--it Is SAID to be
all humbuggery and gotten up for effect by
spectators and gamblers. But notwith.
standing this opinion it must force itself
upon all rehccting men that although India
has exported cotton for number Of years
still the English Government las never,
we believe until 1910, taken the subject il
hand, aud what is it that she has underta-
ken but she has been successful 10, and now
feeling the vast Importance of having a
supply furnished from her own territory
she is strainlng every nerve to accomplish
thls object and render herself independent
q us. 1 re success Of tins experiment is
also confirmed By gentleman from Ten
nessee in India engaged in directing the
operations Of one Of the plantations, and is
the South 10 fold her hands aud wait tie
result Of this experiment before she moves
in her own defence. Indigo was Gree ex-
ieusiyely raised in the Southern States, and
what caused il TO be superseded and entire.
" driven out Of the market the indigo
Of the East indies, le, with this fact before
them men at The South scout at the idea
Of lhis experiment being successful. The
following table is given as data by those
who believe, that because during the year
ISIS India exported 10000 bales more
than the United States, il is a matter next
tolmpossible for the experiment TO succeed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-21

/ Mordecai, Philip Myers, John I Graeey. Aler-
auder Young s. Son, Mrs. J. L. Weaver, and
Cohen & Bel all Of which buildings, incluLing
Sheunan's beautiful block, are now lying in ore
. ind.scrmnate heap Of ruins Many persons
lave suffered severely; heavy loss La fallen On
4. $ Johnston ESQ. who did not save SOLITARY
article f:em his Printing Office, and was no; i'll
sufed for dollar Col Pemberton is also a Sc
we're sufferer, &c his insurance will scarcely coTer
half his loss. Mrs. f. Myers is said to have lost
neatly every thing so has A. Alexander We
learn that If DAVIS had an insurance on his prop
erty 10 the amount Of $4,000, l. d. Mordecai
$4,000, y ). Cummin gs & Co $4,000. Cohen
* Bel 5000, sAir. Bel has suffered serore'y
IN loss Of furniture, which was not insured -
Young & Sons $4,000, John |. Gfacey $4,000.
Levi Sherman $4,000 G.. w Keckcley $1,000.
Stevenson & Walker $4,000. The principal !yss
however, is upon the buildings, most ofthe goods
having been saved. MessTs. SnowGOn s. Smith
on the Northeast corner Of Main and Taylor
Streets, together with the Stores Of VIM. Gl7Ze,
Eaton s Anderson, and a. North & co. escap.
cd, with only the injury incidental TO moving
their stock Of goods, but the buildings occupied
by them were in imminent danger, and, probably.
were saved By tie unprecedented exertions Of
single individual. DR.. Thomas Wells. who own.
Cd the building occupied BIZ Stevenson & Naiker
and James ; Scott, was ensured for $1,000
Tie Estate of Robert Wadlle. was also insured,
on the block occupied BY n. S. Cummings & Co,
Chandler * HOLSTER. and Barnet g. Andersen,
TO The amount Of SIP coo. Great praise is due .
our firemen FOR their 2turious and efficient
ices but we think it great oversight in our au.
thorites that no ladders or hooks we're provided
Tor such a contingency. We believe that with
two hooks and ladder tie fire could have been
confined TO ona half Of the square upon whic! 1t
originated. The less is certainly a severe one,
falling on US particularly at such period Of pc.
cuniary embarrassment but We hope the energies
Of our people viii overcome il, and our town bo
speedily restored to its fair proportions, Tie
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company VIII
probably sustain tie largest loss. small pro-
portion was insured in the Charleston Insurance
and Trust Company, and in the Augusta Iusu.
rance and Trust Company.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-21
From the Columbia Chronicle, 13h inst.
AWFUL CONGREGATIONS -

Our town has been the scene of one of the most
dcsolalng fires that it has ever been our lot 10
witness 1t commenced yesterday morning
about ! o'clock, and burned until daylight con
suming the most beautiful and business part of
Columbia Tcsnty nine stores and dwellings
with numerous out-huildings are in ruins; and
the buildings comprise the most valuable proper
tv in town The loss in buildings and goods
cannot fall much short of 5000, 000!!! It is said
10 have originated in tho blacksmith shop in the
rear of AIr. Henry Davis carriage shop on the
Main street, and extended with fearful rapidity
20 Mr.. Davis front shop and block Of buildings
owned by him, comprising A. $. Johnston's
Printing Office, Levi Hawlev's SadlcrY, l. ID.
Murdecai's Auction Store, and Thomas Bakcr's
Refractory. 1t also took the ad joining brick tone
meut and store owned and occupied by |. ID. Nor
decai, together with the corner block owned By
Col. A. ii Fembertou, the rear ofwhich was oc-
cupied by him as Printing Office, ana the front
by A. W French, as Shoe Store, a. Alexander,
as a Clothing Store, and Mr.. Stubbs as dwell
ling, and extended down that square TO Assembly
street, burning the Blacksmith shop az the corner
opposite the Circus, and the stables known as
Roach's. South of Henry Davis on the same
square, it swept all the buildings 10 the corner OF
Plain Street, including the stores of n, ;. Cum
mings & Co, Rarnct 4 Anderson, +. Pollock, |
and S, Sampson, together with tho Saddlery OF
Chandler & Hollister Boot and Shoe shop Of II. /
Burns & Co, and Confectionery of n. Emanuel. !
BY great exertons on tho part Of the fremen and
others, it was arrested at Mrs. L. Waddle's dwell
ling house indeed, her house and the one on the
senth west corner Of Assembly street, are the on.
" ones that are left on the square. Our tale of
destruction, however, is now but little more than
half told, From the corner store, occupied by
N. s. Cummings g. Co., it crossed over to our
beautiful Brick Range, aud swept that part of the
square fronting on the Man,street up to the store
Of A. North & Co. (Which narrowly escaped) in
Guiding the stores of James S. Scott, Stevenson
& Walker. C. w Keckelsy, ]. G. Thornton,
Sherman g. Stratton, Antwerp & Frank, Benz, !
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-21
" TIE COWBOYS"

Mr.. Gentry, in a speech Astounding with
happy hits, referring 10 the position Of tho
Tyler squad towards the two great parties
IN the country, said:
"This reminded him Of ccrtaia gang
Of people in the days of the Revolution, vino
were then called the g Cop Boy9 who
fought neither for Wings nor Tories, but
sold teg TO both. Loud laughter.l Ii
these were to be our patriots, God help
the country IA long, low response,
"Amea."