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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

into his cell 10 take their Leave Of him Colt
appeared exceedingly pleasaa u rec them /
| Iheek them cordially Ny the hand. and eau4
yefsed with apparent elseeftplpess with them
fs i've fsiat1spA when they hade hin fafeweil.
both Of ti,ett IN tears. Goit's brother Samuel.
and HE wife, remained In the cell about len
minutes, longer, when beth ieH. Ills brother
was deeply Affected, md looked mare CHASTITY
even Than Colt himself. His wiis could
soarrsiy support herself. 81 violent we're her
feelings. Ahs stood NJ The door Of the cell
for a m.bilsaztJnl. AiAsea her and che pas4
Hea into The corridor. Here she stood ard
Hottad etnvulsively, 40 though her heart
would lfrsh, fer five minutes At last she
wire lad away by cslt's brother, aud lHs friends
followed,
y = A . . y y
A tsw minutes before 1, ~ efiffss Hart ahti
Westafvalt went 10 hs cell 10 anfannfe ~ him
that hia hour had eoinp@but their stfuinets
was not needed, nr, AtthenstepHed into lie
,laaf. hui started baek Ii lipfrer, Tn leeRihg
in NJ The cell, the hstiy Of Colt my stretched ri
fH'l length, uhoa the bed. HE hands erussHd
upon bis abdomen and covered 81 nj, biaad, and
a small Spanish dift. driven 10 his hear. was
etltt ing In his body. His ms,,th and eyes
were aliehils epen, and The knife had t,et
been mnved after its deadly thrust, He Was
pronounced daHd by physicians N attendance.
the etrensf took charge Of The body, and The
cell Was leekeIs
At tliiH moment \ velnh,n of siiehn and
flame hHts, from the large t,,rela oil The pr.
son n tremendous rush was madaaby those
outsiHa towards The dasf, and w thaEe within
to make their sseapa, TIE great hell IN The
City Hall sifhfA The alarm Al the ~pfafinp hour
fixed for the execution . HE eHrines were
promptly en The ground, but az Tho Gre was
in thss#umtnit vi The etepla, The water eeald
not he made 10 reach if, and II continued 10
burn dnwnwa ards tcr an hapr, itniil lha whole
was consumed to The tpvfr The greatest OK.
element prevailed without The multitude
refused TO believe In the story Of his death.
and d very general impression, prevailed that
the whsle was Il fHse to secure lhs peta te,
There prevailed a vers general sttspisisa
that The eupala was sci on fire but there Ia
M st,.a ground IT. behave II, A fire IN cot.
stahtiY kept there for the accommodation II
The person einple,e ed To keep a look eul for
Htes, He had made a very large fire yes'ers.
day, and went IN see The execution The
pipe, witheot doubt. became red hot, and thus
act lhe eupeia on fire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
CAUTION

II has been customary hitherto for all per
sons DESTROYS 10 avail themselves Of The pr.
vilege, 10 hunt nj their pleasure on my grounds;
nor would ] find any fault with The practice,
did not al times suffer serious inconvenience
and injury ihetefrom. Ny fences are Jeff
down, my cattle, and the cattle Of butchers
aud drovers in my pastures suffered 10 escape
md be Lost. and many other damages inflicted.
] haFe recently experienced great annoyance
from this Cause, and Mr.. Mopget states that d
vast number Of his cattle have been lost in
consequence. A party ofsome twelve or If
teen lately made IL foray IL that quarter, charg-
ing the fences and le%veIipg them tothe ground;
and, in course Of their expedition, CALAMITY
dashed through The cotton field Of a widow la
dy, 10 the no small injury Of her crop. ! find
II difficult to reconcile snch proceedings with
received views Of honor and integrity bu, as
there are those who doanot seem 10 regard the
matter in this light, | take The present method
Of bringing the subject fairly before their
minds and requesting them 10 desist, or | shall
introduce it 10 them in ii light they will be
little pleased with. Iwarn all persons against
hunting hereafter with guns and dogs on my
land, as | shall certainly prosecute any who
do It, i'll can prove il on them.
nov 20 ~ 3t. JAS McCALOP.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

VasIEr;rs-The Morris,owa Jersssman
declares Gen, Cas- lis ehoica for the pres;-
Seaty, Oao Of the SAITH f,faily, says the
Crescent Ctr. s.ese hrsss hex sror the
.,saaer Lady q Isysns The other day, for
wA.eh he will probable be sent 10 the pene.
Tertiary. Snow fell in Cincinnati the ie,h nit.
A ha, mescaaa, fed frsm New Orleans last
ssatu. day night. after having contracted as
,asuy debts AZ p~essibls his liabilities amount
"a ever Soa,eaa 4 nan named Smith, OF
I,aas leland, was murdered two weeks sgo&
l.s house burned by The s~ssssFln. Cocper's
nsr nayel is oss ; seine of the papers msatson
:. f.rorsa!v. The steamer FeFmiIlicn was as-
,.s,sv harmed en- Lake Ere. all On hoard
,a,sssod. The SenaiEcies whstook posses
,.>r al the Classokee country olsve seen or
ssssa remove ; alligator tie Chicf. sends back
,,.,ys 20 Gen. layer. The U. States do no,
,sxe.s soldiers eacprh to drive nm oai, snd
- woat 20. Mon,fert Stokes. ex-governor o.
N.,.h f-arulins. and . man sAo had g-eTa
- ;n his conniry's service. died lately in
gas,sas. where he was Indian agents he
g. Cd Years d aye. The friends Of Gen.
80 i Pennsylvania are ns''ag meetings
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
A OF LOUISIANA.
SALE.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
BY virtue Of an order from the Hon probate
court in and for the parish of East Baton
Rouge, will be sold by the undersigned Judge
of said ccur,, on
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of Dec, 1912,
between the usual hours Of sale, at the last
place Of residence Of the late Eleanor DAVIS,
deceased, the following described property,
belonging to the succession of said DECEASED,
to wit:
Negro man Bob, about SO years of age,
three horses,
two yoke of oxen,
cows and calves,
stock of hogs,
cart and farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture,
Spanish saddle, &c. ~
Terms of saie-1'he slave at l., 2 and 3 yrs
credit from the day Of sale, the personal pro-
perty, one half cash, and the otter at one yrs
credit, in notes endorsed payable in bank and
mortgage to be retained on The slave until
final payment. CHI TESTER, P,J
nov IS 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NEW aoatte

The undersigned, has just received and IL
still receiving his splendid assortmehtsf win.
Ter goods; Consisting If large and fashien.
able stock Of gsntlemens' clothing Of all SORTS
and kinds, such rs hats, caps, shoes DC. of
different qualities. also an assortment Of IL
dies fancy goods, n9asseline lie lame, msri.
nos, broad cloth, cashmere and cHssinets, col.
lehHde. &C., brown and white domesties. In
short q good assortment Of winter goods for
either gentlemen of Indies #eaf. and which be
VIII sell rs be always has. very low for
cash. He invites Indies and gentlemen 10
Gene and examine his ASSIGNMENTS.
ID. SANGER. Lafayette IT.
Oet ~ ~,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

A CARD.

Eaeiaf II Rance haa The honor NJ INFORM.
ing The ~eit,seus d Baian Rouge, and liz envi.
rans. that he haa established himself in their
town, and hopes through hip eSertione and
The few yeafs' experience he has had in I,au-
istaha no "A practitioner. to merit public con.
tdehee,
References JOS Menafd.' + Duplentter.
$ Allan. l. Rnnneease, Judge Favsei.aII w
Fowler, u Jouftlan aud |. Shoppers,
DR. Rance occupies the aatnc raoins lately
occupied by DR.. IseniHten, who recommends
Dr. Rance TO all ha old friends,
dee 3 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE or LOUISIANA.
IN 9Th District Cauft-Parish Of ct. Helena
City bank of New Orleans. }

w. ~ NO MT
E&pAB Williams.
BY virtue Of a writ Of fieri ~faeias. issued IN
the above entitled suit. from the Hon sth dis
,riet court hidden in and for the parish OF st
Helena, aud directed to the Sheriff of the pas
IRISH Of East Baton Rouge, ! will expose TO
public sale, ON
ssruap,s the III day Of Jan. 1919.
ut the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II o'clock A NJ. all the right.
title. interest and claim Of + Willis. one Of The
defendants in or 10 the following described
property to wit; a certain negro woman. slave.
named Mt'ly, AGED about IS years, and her
three children. Sam. violet and Ben.
- Surrendered by said defendants to satisfy
the Judgment interests and costs in the above
entitled sn,ts.
Terms Of sale. cash.
j.. c. NORRIS, Deputy sh'T.
december 8 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND FAIR or
THE AGRICULTURAL AND MEEIAs
NlGR AissDG1A1ION Or TIE STATE
DE LuuIk!IANA.

ANNUAL EAiltHi Iots AFp afh ~
THE AGRICULTURAL AND MEGHA.
NlGR ASSOCIATION OF TIE STATE
Or LOUISIANA,
The COMMITTEES appointed ID make The tp.
eessary arrangements Tor tha Far, respectful.
notify Ills public, ihai ia eoniattnily with the
by iaws. the second aflt,ual exhibition ahd
Fair, viii lake place IL Baton topges on The
ninth and tenth days ii Jshtiaty neat, Gsia}
Through The potitenass OF the commanding
officer ands,ifleun Of the garrison, they have
obtained for Tie exhibition, tbs same bea,ti.
ful siie and pelnlnadlens buildings. that were
accorded 10 the Association faf the same pufs
l,ase Mt the lnsl exhibition Printed handtills
will bs ftafHished At The Fair, Stating the diff
fafeut committees. aud The names Of The ihdi.
vidlals composing thehn=alsa the rules, and
regulations llat will govern The Fair,
The Committees request all contributors to
bear IN tnifd, that specimens intended Far en-
hibiiien iniist he given in charge 81 lbs eoun-
mlttee nj least ahe day proceeding HE Fair
Hais aud suitable arrangements VIII he made
futlbe fseapttet, Of specimens which Hiief the
taff. will be returned upon demand
Premiums Will be aN afded by the Asebeia4
fiui. Tor the les. mud second best VF The FOL
lowing articles h Wit
For improved breeds Of animals. bplls. fews.
fat cattle. work ustti, calves Htallioiis. brood
mares, galdings. colts. jacks. iinuies. mites.
~sfipnp, lambs If the various breeds, boats.
sews, pigs Of The d tinfebt breeds. poultry II
every description, The various improved breed
af dogs, for every description Of agricultural
productions, for ffnits. yegn ables and fiewetF,
f1rs every description ri improvements Of ifs
sentiah of nsefui agricultural snafhines and
implements, for raw Of manufactured silA, fbf
specimens IN mechanic and fine arts. DC Sc.
The committees arc pledged 10 use their
best efi''ftH 10 give general satisfaction, nyt
doubling that The public VIII OF Their part.
contribute In every manner to further Tho mr..
Engagements which will be made TO tehtef The
a~eeasinh lnte resting aud usnfHI, pretaetlve Of
tlu higl, objects Of Tho Assoc ation,
The editors Of E~azaltas ftishaIy 10 Tho As
sociatienWill confer 4 favor by giving The above
o. many insertions In their columns ne t9ssis
bio between this and Tho day Of tha FAIR. =
/ y CONRAD,
JAZZ. COOPER,
dec ? ID A T. PLOUGH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
1,0 RENT,

Oh advantageous tsfms@@a plantation an
The river Aatita intbis parish, containing 4an
acres Of lahls 100 Of which are cleared and at
fof Cultivation. with a dwelling and gin house
thereon.
Also, a thfse acre tet In Spanish Tewn uH-
def fence WIN a stable thereon. Apply III The
Office Of HE City bank In Ta,op Retes,
hev ~ 40 Ill Il kIIEfPEHa, Tash,r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE OFsIOUISIANA
la 81 District Court-pnrlsh Of East Ba
~. ton Rouge.
benjamin singletary,
v No saoe

benjamin Slhgletafy,
VS.. No 3d06
] N Palmer,
by virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled silt, from the Hon
court aforesaid, and directed TO the Sheriff of
the parish of East Baton Rouge, will be ex-
posed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 7ih day=of Jan, lsA3,
al the court house in the tewn of Baten Rouge.
commencing at II o'clock A. M. alithe right,
title, interest and claim OF the defendant, in
or TO the following described property, to wit
4 CERTAIN trct of land situated in this parish,
being the same on which the defendant now
resides, and adjoining lands of the plaintiff
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale: cash.
The suEa of three hundred and nineteen dol
lars andA6fty five cents, with ten per cent in
terest on the sum Of one hundred and twenty
two dollars and seventy nine cents, from the
lrst day Of Jan ls4l, and the like rate of in
terest on the sun Of one hundred and ninety
six dollars and sixty six cents, from the first
day of January 1912, ts be paid in cash. and
the sum of enc hundred and ninety six dollars
sixty SIX cents, to become payable on the first
day Of January 1913, with ten per cent inter.
est after maturity until paid-and cost of suit.
L. C. MORRIS, ~Dep.-sherif.
december 8 43
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
tjT'ATE or IOUtaIANA.
In The al, District Genft=pafish Of West
sHston Rouge.
Lee Il Hardy,
4 Woods. and

Lee Il HAfdy,
VS. No GOT
r A Woods. aud
Ezef n Woods, security.
y Writ Of fefi faeias. Oh d III months bond.
by vittuesef q writ uf fiefi faaias, Oh d Ia
mouths bond, issued II HE above entitled and
numbered cause, md 10 me directed. by the
Hon the faarth district ehuti, parish ani siAte
aforesaid, viii BIZ offered at public sale, on
SATURDAY, tBe Th day of Jan. ie4g
nj tiie eoari house daot IN The parish If West
baton Rouge, commencing Al II o'clock 4 M.
aFIthe fight. tile, interest ard claim If Frame
A Weeds, defendant In OF 10 The following de-
sefibsd properly, viz a certain trnst u land
meastrihg about i've pfpants front, more OF
less. on The Mississippi river. with The depth
Of forty Htpahts more tr less, bounded above
by lands belonging 10 Mr. r A Wo6as. The de
fandant. aud below by these If Mr. Abraham
Bird, together wifi, al The buildings and inn
pfeyeneris theraabte Belonging.
Seized 10 stisfy HE Twelve months bond.
and costs In the above suit, tifawh by A
Woads and Essr u Woods In favor of plain
tiHs.)
Terms III sale. eHsh@wiiheut aprfaissmeht.
VALMoNT HEBEHTt. sh'H.
dhttstHber D ID,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
III u HtVNft.. VtFH01 =" IN
dee . ~
s.


FafiEu 81 Fast Halei rouge
VIII be sold BY tho undersigned parish
Judge. Oh
THURSDAY. 9th Jan next. Usi3)
on the pfetntses, The following property be-.
longing 10 the Succession 81 The latH Anthony
Webb, deceased.
A valuable tract af land. containing tw q
hundred aud twenty arreniH more or Less, uI
which. about eighty afe now IN cultivation. 1t
about ~ niles hetew natdh Rouge. bounded
NoflhsW ea' by land ~ ialnee8 Willie, y nth
EaHt by t,oar OF Mrs Brown. aud North Fast
by these OF Mrs IIafIeeon, aud South. West
by Stephen Cobb. tore her with The buildings
aud improvements thereon.
Terms oi eale.
For lhs real estate in January Is49. Janu.
afy isii. and January isio, purchasers to
furnish, endorsed notes aud mortgage until
final payment. with ten per cent interest after
due I'll paid Gil TEsslER, PJ.
dec ) Az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE on | p~tltSiANA.
Ia Third District Couri--parish Of East Ba
ton Rouge.
Elijah Stafford }
VS.. { No 3ls:
John X Rawlcy g.

Timothy Rawley.
BY virtue Of a writ of feri facias issued in
the above entitled suit, from the Hon court
aforesaid. directed TO the Sheriff Of the parish
Of East Baton Rouge, will be exposed toTnb-
lie sale. on
ssrrnnsr, the TIN day of Jan, 1913,
at the court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing al II o'clock . ". all the right.
tHle. ~interes, and claim of John r Rawley, one
otthe def's in or 10 n certain tract of land situ-
ated in this parish, containing 1870 acres more
or less. bounded on the Fast. South and West
by lands formerly hetonging to .Thos Carpcn-
ter. Terms of sele-Cash.
l.. c. MORRIS, Deputy Sh'd.
december 8 A3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Cauft-paflsh IT East
Baton Rouge.
I.aaa r.ta.a
Ne ease

Thomas CaaiY.
by virtue Off ptufwfit OF hefi %fseiss. issued
IN the above entitled suit. and directed 10 The
sheriff of tho parish Of East Dateh Rouge. !
will expose 10 public sale. on
ssrpanAr. the 7th day Of Jan. tHaa.
ri the eeuft house IN the town Of Baten Rengr,
commencing atli o'clock A. M, ali The fight,
Title. interest and claim Of Mis- susahhah Dsrs
row in Of 10 a certain negro woman. slave,
named Maty, aged ~ years. .
Surrendered by tifF said fstaanhali harrow
to satisfy a twelve mouths bond. executed IN
the above entitled suit by Thos uantf. ms pfihs
eifat with w g Gayle az security.
Terms ofsEhle. eaRh-witheut the benefit Of
appfaisetheHt
H. G. NORRIS. Deputy Fi'f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale several pair
Of hae work nzsn, raised on his plantation.
several mich cows, and about one hundred
sheep IN good ofder~apply 10 his agent, Mr..
Francis Michel Nsa. on the plantation, West
Baton Ropgs.
q nov. 40 j. p. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NOTICE.

The syHdics Of The sestats of Heoffroy, re-
quest all those indebted to said estate 10 eati
and pay to l. Bohpeaze before the expiration
of the month Of November next. Any nc.
counts remaining unsettled after that date, will
he placed IN The hands Of ap Attorney with or.
ders 10 sue. BUNNECAZE Il MENAHD,
DEF 20 30 Hyudtes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
aTIlAY

H SlWf - t
Taken up by Rcmi Doiron, about 9 miles
below Baton Rouge, or a river, a bay horse,
about 6 or z years old, full sixteen hands high,
no brand, a white face, the left hind foot white
and ring.boned no other mark recollected.
The owner Is requested 10 comply with the
law and take him away.
octs IS J, HUEsToN, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
Ok STOLEN.

The night of the 9Th instant. a iary. ~.
horse, with a heavy name falling ON eas ~
OF his neck, a long tail, a black roarL ar -
rnfnp, a small lump on the nose. and q ,~,sa
mark on the thigh. A liberal rewar. -;m :.
gwen to whoever returns said -. : 10
subscriber at Baton Rouge. B Favpnr
Nov IL 40tf. S5AsAoi>
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY Review
The 81 Vol. Of The above Reviews juss ~.
cri9ed. aud subscribers are respectfully to qusss
Ell 10 call and take H. All those who wish 4,
subscribe 10 The Review. will please call on
ths agent. The snbse Upton price for The fol-
loving year will be only 10 instead Of gto, ~
feftnefly. GEO M HEItOMAN, agent,
Now ~ 40 d Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
LAW NOTICE.

The undersigned, Attorney & Counsellor at
law, tenders his professional services TO his
friends and the public generally: all business
confded to his care will meet with prompt and
strict attention, and he will use all his cxer-
tons 70 merit a share Of patronage. Office Of
II w Wlcof, Esq, Notary Public, near the
bank of Louisiana.
Oct 22 81 HW sHERgIJRNE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

8. II. snrpLKr, Attorney and Counsellor =,
Law, will practice in the several co.rts IN The
third, fourth and eighth JudicisI disfr,e.s.
All business entrusted to bis care shaIl "a.
ceive prompt attention.
Nov IL 40 Office in Zaton Ronye T..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
MAYnnA1IrY

Resolved. BY tha bs#fd 81 ssieatnau or tha4
te#n Of Daten Rpnga, Tint The law IN regard
TO hsgs Turning Al lafee within CERTAIN limits
aftlie e6ffefatie n be enforced from and after
The 18th instant. BAN HkuLElELD, elk.
dHe Il IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
vt
december a.
.MfTMal

We viii give The following premiums ut The
coming Agricultural fair
For The hfst horse colt Of Que year and utla
der. one bride, y dollars
For The best col, . years and under. one bri.
die Q dollars.
The best 4 year colt and under, one bride
wartfi + dntiHfs. al To be fhisad in The state
and iohisi in The state. HEEDEH IL COZ
nov 20 4g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Third UIstriet GburtaA@p PARISH al East nns
I'm Rouge.
John Dehhat,. tutor,


Va, No J1fu
Thomas Ganty.
DIV virtue IT a writ Of 1efi fHeias issued Ii
the above entitled sui, directed 10 The Sheriff
or The parish Of fsas. Haten Rouge, will big ex.
posed 10 ptblic sale, On
FAfe Hpsr. the 7lh day Of Ian, lsia
al The eeitft hoHHe in HE town Of Daian Rouge.
commencing al II e'eieet A M. oil lie fiaht.
title interest and claim Of the defendant Ia or
10 The following described property la wit IL
certain tract or land Situated IN This parish,
about four miles below The Town If Baton
Rouge, m HE Dutch highlands containing Two
afpehts front by ferry In depth, being The low
sr part Of Il tract Of land belonging f~urnietiy
TO The heirs of Ttaasf aud bounded hsiaw by
lands belonging To the defendant,
heiaaa 10 satisfy the Judgment. interest, and
costs, In the above entitled suits,
Terms of sale4ths sam Of 1905 ues witt,
ten per cent interest on The sum Of s4nt sg5
FROM The 1tth day Of Iahe 1afl. and like ihie.
rest ut, like stni ffutn The 9Th day Of June,
ls4s, t. BIZ paid III cash. aud Like sum Of BaDt
s5a. payable oil the 9Th day If June. ta49.
l., e. M0tlt1k. Deputy sk'f.
uEastnbsE n IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
FOR SALE

n drug and medicine store, well furnished.
and very lHyofably located for business.
Fer terms, apply 10 DR.. seatsrfe, Baton
Rouge.
Dr. souteffs requests al persons indebted
10 him, 10 raake immediate settlement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
4. q, MAIL.

Arrives from New Orleans by ffe steamboat
Clipper. every Monday morning at 4 A NJ, and
departs every Wednesday At 81
Arrives from New Orleans by The steam.
boat Brilliant every Thursday at a M, aud
departs every Saturday 1T + i Al.
Gitenshuie.@Mnil arrives every Monday
nj II a, At. and departs The same dsy nj 3 IT
Madlsehv,lle mail via Springfield. leaves
every Friday Mt 4 4 NJ. aud arrives al Baton
Rouge on Sundays at q NJ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
A,I'KAY.

Taken mp tbs 9Th September. o., The planta-
lion sf Mrs, Brsaat, West Baton Rouge. aIoss
u miles balaw The court house, 4 efsala
Hafsa, hay. aged 9 OF 7 years, no brand, col
laf.in#fked on The neck. d heavy m inc, aud
Hmhling gail. Said horse, II moi reclaimed
within 20 days from date Of this notice, will
be sold by tbs undersigned nj his once, on the
10Th Of December nest, according 10 The rules
Of the Police Jury.
HOaEMoND HEHERT, Up.
West Baton Rouge, 10th sept. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

SrlcrpL os foAS c, CoLr-RuesrSe or THE
CITY PRISON, NEW roKK The last scene ia
the career of John e. Colt il closed, aud he
has gone ia his las, account douhlv stained !;
FIRST, with the blood of Adams. aud last with
his own, shed hv his own hand |, The New
York Papers, Of the 18th, are all filled with
accounts OF the preparations for his execution,
aud lastly, his suicide. He was married on
the morning Of The day on which he was 10
have been executed, 10 Caroline H%nsbaw. his
mistress. and the mother Of his child. The
Tribune says:
At II O'Clock DR.. Anthem. in company with
Samuel Colt. visited his cell, and made pre-
nsratieHs for his marriage with Miss Henshaw
which was soon after performed in presence
If Samuel Coli, David Graham, Rober, En-
nett, Justice Merritt, the Sheriff, and ]. LII.
psvre. After their marriage they were left
alon for nearly an hour. AT about half past
10. Daddy Seiden went into his cell, and at
one Colt tsns a cup Of eoffee with bis wife.
Ills brother Samuel soon after arrived and
entered his cell. He was still engaged in
earnest conversation with his wife, vile was
sitting on tie fac, III The bed, CONFUSED and
ia tears. AT Cslt's request, John Howard
Payne and Lewis Gaylord Clarke then went