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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

COMP 1NFh1AHy-Tle Circjrrati hcs.
sage, a very srrrht Y nd u"e'ui pare, hue
compliments amc e 'ur citizens. 1lrmHn
entire city OF Baton Rouge as with his b'c"clsee
pocket.
ar The military have had . grand tory ert
lately At Baton ltnage, Ia Among = select
cenvlvial party got W in honor "ftte occasion,
We notice the names Of Coils. Tennerson aud
Malta, and M,ior Cooper, whose services in
the cause Of their counrrv have been many
aud worthy Of all commentator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

W Mr.. Clar. Il /. su7possi. left Nashville
Yesterday on biz way to Iouiaiena. He viii
probably arrive Mt At'ehop'F, where he
poaa to Wait Judge Porter, by Tho last OF next
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
NEW GOODS.

still receiving his splendid assortment Of win.
ter goods: Consisting Of a large and fashion.
able stock Of gentlemens' clothing Of all sorts
and kinds, snch as hats, caps, shoes &C., of
different qualities, also an assortment Of la
dies fancy goods, mousseline de lame, meri-
nos. broad cloth, cashmere and cassineis, cot
tonadc, &c, brown and white demestics. In
short a good assortment of winter goods for
either gentlemen or ladies wear, and which he
will sell as he always has, very low for
cash. lie invites ladies' and gentlemen TO
come and examine his assortments.
D. SANGER, Lafayette st.
Oct % AZ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

IvNCH LAW ~ ALABAMA ~ HtFra'f y"
rianra Of q exercise # Lynch Law. is men
tIpunl by HE M,ntgomervI,urua Of the s b
mat. The case il described by that paper IS
f1llrws.
George w t,orr. the convicted murderer
of Henry Blake. aptnnwbat rWtvrlnns for III"
fatmntt in witch he Fep The good perp'a IF
Barbour last yr1r, by his misa'rra's and ahrof'
escapes Ir"tr iusttfe, bre, SO lraru. Al its'
boon iakro. and Ina experienced tho pen Y
% the iow w. n prorees sn'umtrv. The f1c's.
rs We are %inrprinr by u gentleman rem Bar
bour. ore thnzc -
After Iaro's cnnvirtion in Henry conn.,.
\ new trial was grau'ed him bv 'h- 81 rem
Ennr1. IIn htuka laLle Lnwever. n Ny Ia.
and r~,niiiup was heard or Hnrn Of h N IL
Mprdny Of l,si "nnk. when he was dlacover.
fd lurking u The vicinity If his trrner teFi.
ictTc. armed with \ double bnrreln1 rrr,
with the intent. it ie supposed. Of nFsnsF n1tin"
il,oFn who had Witnessed arainst him. n
wle, after sptnh ef,ri. Rarrrrsed, nytrpowefed
and ,ouvryelto G. euvile.
\ m"ntIur Of The rlt'za "a "f hat vicinity
was held on Tirnrpday lre'. 20 take irfn ron.
eniara'irt the subject e bis ~Irpoaal The
rr,trrn'y "this ruilt. and - nrprarn'cA M
inrc. (%',itl' was he m 'rd1r Ard r,bhery #
his grips'. . sir,nRr".) 'ncn her with thn feat
fiiff la nprl, aga'n eata p'''e band of iua' cs.
flraed hen. says oar l~rforu1"', IN rss1'ft
81 hs inrped ate n>eruljon. Ous hundred
md Fl " NAMES we're pat on plurr ~ npr-nr
~ 81 -. He war her. Ser II o .l1 r%r retire
aaotrst 'lc cow boys aHd to'i "a If he retolp
ton, taken on hlfsehack nrdnr = 'rno. ard
sptltg of Nv a rope f4e'rod trnn hr nect =.
\ hfrnrh We earn that he made 4 lon
Ffrerh, but no rorfcsFiop, md died gant.
spritir,ng from The lnfee, ro' voting for lie
4uilnll /" be- driven from under him.
fn"f nn ilel 81 .n@'. TIC govern r. me atos
can'ainrd tie following astonishing tec'n
tnerla'lor 80
"Coagre .a ~ its lac scea on passed an a.
requiring nf tie irsIertiic states . Il Fttr'
heir territory for the ~efccf'nn Of trpr-scHfa
IN ra 10 the popular Lfarrh Of nur tovhrrtneat.
,n1 also for fivi"t t'ea ratio If sunh rcprreea.
fation New I5art ei4fc, hfrrrdjrE . -
.~cvis'ors # 'bn' art, W u no entitled +" on.
our rep, r|zr,tn' ,vrr in (o"ptrFe 'Gr ilne rrv
m wears. Entrrfaanng Il dcc'de' ettnog
e'ninsf - ,,'"e "f iipiliu mr. af1t"s n
i GREG ior tie cfnifn ~ rrrr"t erio v"e, an
bn'evinr 'hai Corrrcse his 40 cons'ffn
ttnnaI pr,wcr % ~rsliirn % 'hn l'e eoyarn
tnerfs such Al art Of legislation. | hope n
anri, law will be passed at The rrese' I
session
1T The following a.IIcIe Is from a Calan
Me } paper,
"falte notice, that l., M'rynref Warno~l
,nrbnd he hon!s of m,fr3a"e 10 merry RaIpa
Scott and Ilauna Semi, as ! have %, acla;m
-, him"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BoOKsfl

Eclectic primmers with pictures; Eclectic
spelling books Eclectic first reader; Eclcc.
tic second render; Eclectic third reader, Ee.
leciic fourth render Rays Eclectic arithmc-
lie; Rays lttIe arithmetic Rays Rules and
Tables, & Miss Beecher's Moral Instructor;
Mansields Political grammar; Smiths In
ductivc grammar; Mason's Sacred Harp with
patent notes; Missouri Harmony: for sale by
GEO M HEROMAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
COAL

The subscriber has a large quantity of coal
for sale, which he offers very low.
Oct 70 Sc, r. ARBoUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District C"nrt-parish Of East b.
ton Rouge.
Whiting Il Shark, }

vs. NO <fS5s
Amos Kent & Co., ct AL
By v riue nf a writ Of feIi facias issued in
he above emitted suit, from the Hon. third
II<trlci court, holden in and for the parish Of
Fast Baton Rouge, and directed TO the Sheriff
If said parish, will be exposed 10 public sale,
on
S.rrRpAr, the Sd day Of Dec, 1912,
AT The court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II CLOCK A NJ, all the right,
title interest and claim Of Moses l. Meeker, in
or to the following described property to wit:
the undivided one third Of the West part of lot
No 5 in square No Q, in that part of the town
Of Baton Rouge, laid out by A Grass, having
60 fcct on Lafayette street by go feet ON
Church street.
Seized TO satisfy a twelve months bond
drawn by the said Moses l. Meeker and Amos
Adams Adams in favor Of the plaintiffs in the
above entitled sui, and the cost Of proceed
Ings.
Terms Of sale-cash. without appraisemens.
L. G.. MORRIS, Deputy sh'E.
Oct 20 50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

W This "d municipality burned last seek
SILL 92 OF It's redeemed notes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
NOTICE.

Scaled proposals for good seasoned oak cr
ash wood az may be required, will DO received
from his until The 10Th Drc. 1912. 1T my office
At the Barracks. ut Baton Ronar. L..
Fl PORTER, I'd Lieut.. 9TH Reg,
Nov ~ 40 f. Ana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

ASoruER HAIR DECIDEDLY. that taii--Iohn
Tyler's--vhch S,c,len rsed 10 Say WINS ny
naked as q dock.rat's, is making preparations
for winter. Every hair on it is daily re'tii g
longer and stronger, and stick out like quilts
upon the ~"fretful porcupinc." Among The
defenders Of tie president. John {. Spencer
has placed his name on a par with that Of John
Jones. He has written a letter 10 SEINE gen
tlemon in New York, defending Mr.. Tyler
against all accusations, aud showering on HIM
encomminms which bad mon sometimes gel
but which rarely fall 10 the lot Of good mon
Hero is onn paragraph. which, by 1.kc Iye,
made US laugh a little.
In proof ofthe absence Of all selfish, inter
ested or ambitious motives on the part Of Tie
Presidrn', in the course 10 which his convic-
lions of dufs prompted, | may now advert 10 q
feet long known 10 me-. which has been pro.
INDICATED in the newspapers OF the day, son"h-
ed for by at least ono wing editor, stated by
representative in Cong eSs Errln Massachu-
srtts III speech lately delivered AT NewbUry.
port, unoii awttorify and hItheato not denied.
That fac is, That previous t" returning the Sc
rand han& bill to Congress with his ofler'Ions,
in full view eG he assaults 10 he made uIoI
him. ard with The purpose Of renewing al
cause Of a Triton, az We as 10 S.. ure
hiaseE against unjust inspirations, the Pre-
siient submitted 10 his then cahine', " hether
he sheuit- in the message then about 10 Re
transmitted 10 Congress, alNounre a resoIu-
ton to retire from public he at the end ottir
existing term aud that against his doing So.
all The members of his cabInet thea present
protested. on the ground that such an annun-
citation would not have the effect To produce
peace or quief. but would only change lie d.
rection Of faction; that no one had a right 10
expect suci a step from hir, as he had not
been elected Presrdent, and no obligation en-
isted that should interpose any barrier between
him and a direct vote of the people.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
AHoR Ab.~s, Secretary.

We nerlnc'fi our DHfciti concerns some
what flip morning. to ailead The meeting Of
| The above committee, aud are happy To testify
cnt,rc Of thn Association. ll,v ng been po,
ltclv invited 10 take part III the prnreadi,rs,
We went 81, Ear pa 10 Fignaaf tkr nance of r.
u Thorpe. R,b't Wilson and Geo. w. Nrr-
d Il Esqs, as mrunhefs of h. cosrn t'oe on
Fine Ara. TO this "" w"re prompted d, par
tally, by a certain esprit dU corPs. alwayf
alive within us. but mnintp, hy thc fact that
The. . rent'erne, arc all rnhle specimens ~
The fI,c Ara nt Heaven The two latter have
:, IN their newer ia do n,l,I, for The Aezoc'a
ton, mud. We rrur', w,,l not withhold he AID
from . prirpnar so hubble. The committees
are all cotuposri If aim lar sluf-'nnn Of cner-
pv, experience, literally niil salnd IlnlR.
neut. With ouch he ntrg. 3hrte 10 every
prospect thai tho next Fur will be an |pnor
10 ,ir S 'ttr.
viii not every paper in Louisiana lend It's
support to the objrcts Of the association : -
SIN hat planters. mechanics and artists Il,
',ion urge all to nr"eervr and produce
something Tor exhibition ! Urge them to be
ready in time-to send their articles forward
in grs%on. &c, g.. Ererr article exhibited
should he i, ite place tho day previous to the
opening "f The FAIR.
Their, will b. music, and bright eyes, "llght
din-ing steps ard % n-crovne1 maids. the
bn,-i, for invitation 10 The editorial corps, we
should not be surprise If some Of or blchc-
lor contemporaries sho,'d f1i clnS", ere the
t,,nr is over. 10 sigh "lite flrn1ee,' for every
Subsequent return of the occasion. Not at all
i1nnnEslhlc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
o,Ai - LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.


PROBATE SALE.
Parish III Fast hator Rouge.
IN the matter Of the succession Of Edward
G. Powers.
via be sold. by the undersigned, at the
court house in Tie tcwn OF Baton Ronee, on
WEDNESDAY tic 23d Nov, 1912,
he f.l;owIrg prGtcrrr Le:oRging to The sue
~cessleu Of the late Edw4rd T. Powers, decd
viz:
A certain tract Of land. containing one num-
bred superficial acres With the Improvements
thereon. on Wards creek, six and a half
miles E1Sf nf The :nwn Of Baton Rouge. houn.
ded North by lands # VIM Pate, and South
by those of Henry Kean- .
Terms or sale-.wo thirds Of the price cash,
and the balance payable in all, January, 1874,
secured by mortgage on tn" land.
Oct &c 81 CHI TESTER, P ].
LAW NOTICE.
The Undersigned. Attorney & Counsellor at
law, leaders his professional services to his
friends and the public generally: all business
conided to his care Will meet with prompt and
sttIct attention, ard he will use all his exer-
ti"nS TO merit a share OF patronage. Office Of
II w Wtcof, Esq, Notary Public, near the
bank Of Louisiana.
Oct % 81 w s~HERBURNE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third DISTRICT C"nrt-Paf,-h Of East Ba-
to R,"g".
William Denham }
vs.. NO oZbU.
II. Cain, ct al.
By virtue or a writ Of feri Fac;as issued in
the above emitted suit, from The Har third
district court holden IN and for the parish CT
L ,st Baton Rouge, and directed TO the Sheriff
Of said parish, Will be exposed to public sale
on -
S4ruRnAx, the Sd day Of Dec, 1912,
az the court house door in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at II o'clock A M, all Inc
right, title interest and claim of NJ. L, Meeker
in or to the following described property to
wit: the undivided two thirds of the West
part of lot No 5, in square No 2, in that part
of the town Of Baton Rouge laid ont by a
Gfass, having SO feet on Lafayette street by so
feet on Church street.
S ize1 to satisfy a twelve months bond
drawn BY TIE SAID Moses l. Meeker. and Amos
Adams. IN ca-of of the p4air:f in the above
snit, and cost Of this proceeding.
Terms of sale cash. witilnut arpr7isenent.
L. G. MORRIS, Dep. Sheriff.
Oct % as
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
81 r

TT NY :.
Token mp u & Brown 1T his p1nre between
the Cnmitn and ANTE rivers, The Goth October.
a bay horse. about - hFuds high. The
left hind leg white. and q star and bar in the
face.
The owner IS requested 10 comply with the
law and take him away. ] HTE3TON,
nov 12 4O' Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
EATON JIG Il.
sAruupAr, November 10, 19a2.

vrry tsroarlNr-Durirg tho present and
coming mpntIi, we hove large payments to
,.,kr. and We depend on tho small sums due
~, 10 10 able to meet orr obligations. we
thrrrf,rn earnestly Request all knowing them
t1lyes 10 he indebted N any manner TO The
Gazette Office, TO make immediate payment
p~.tr.tnal attention ~ this Dottre, VIII greatly
ujIrrc The EDITOR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
J. r. MICHEL.
STRAY.

Taken up by Remi D1iron, about 0 miles
Glow Baton Rouge, on n river, a bay horse,
,bout 6 or 7 years old, full sixteen hands high.
10 brand, = white face, The Jeff bind fort white
nd ri1e-boned no other mark Fecollected.
The owncr * requested to comply with the
and take him aWIy.
octs 35 J.. HCESTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

COTTON GINS,
OF the most approved manufacture from 40
to 60 saws for sale
august III 30 PIKE Il BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Cour'-Parish of East Ba-
RE ION Rouge.
Nichols & Lathrop, }
VS.. NO $3.50.
M Lego, ct al.
Bv virtue Of a writ Of feri facias issued in
the above emile suit. from the Hon third dis
trict court, holden in and for the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, and directed to the Sheriff
Of said parish, will be exposed to public sale,
on H
SATURDAY, the Sd day of Dec. I542,
at the conrt house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at IL o'clock A Nj, all the right,
title interest and claim of the defendants in or
to the following described property, to wit:
a certain tract of land situated in this parish,
containing six hundred and thirty acres, more
or less, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. bounded East by Dorherty &c
Newport, North by vacant land, West by Will
liams, and south by lands belonging to the
Of J q Talbot, it being the same on
which the defendants now reside.
Surrendered by the defendants to satisfy
the judgment and costs in the above entitled
suit.
Terms Of sale, cash.
L c MORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
Oct 20 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

MAICRhiTi
THE price 81 fresh f.. ur being S4,37 POI
rre!, tn" ; gers must give, the e~n5uin,
week, 90 OUNCES Of bread for a dlme.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-19

50 bbIs. best quality Thomas'on lime, for
making or other purposes, just received
md for sale by 4 MONTAN.
Nov 5 80
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-08
The Mississippi Creole,
IS EDITED, AND PUBLISHED RvERY SATURDAY BY
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Advertisements inserted at the rate of One
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Announcing Candidates for office will be Ten
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-08


have 10 part ~lsA sa~sr Fsssszss - ~
nrst aay ot casa yeas. L aas aise 49,
iAai 'Ais ~as sAssrt eroP sear. Ps1aass
10000 bass .sss shaa sEsl s-aF. assa a.
Z al Tie saPessaeaas@at -s'Fas 81 60
$ ihas see Pssssaas t-@ salas 81 GO
PROTESTS 8o~a. 80 q - aaaAszE's1as,s
- iosce 4 rssa-nes,oa q s.=ess ass--l-s
On AZ i'si ~ sAe area-'at ~>-a a. e-F
s.aF'ss ~efe ea sas 1aasS~i- -a,4 t4st ~
Paa'eF AS seoa PsaFi $50 sAsz> Vas
'ns senssaa 'a'srsss Ct ne F-aa'ers rsa-
sa-ied n seai sep T" "A, PFa.asa'aa- r-a-
so1- sa'aeFasins i>s srrrrsi ~eiaare g.
'2lsa iais aao> e'',-ai-'i; AS saa'sf ta~aas
way ~as las PaFtaesilaE aes - b. ssaalss.
e suoserxtens > Fae.ic sea4f Ga t>s
eonirary = e n2s ~ sk.-<-s, t>a- s -
manages g iAese 10 Aazks ksrr ta=
eject q iAelr e~a aseasases- a. - -
y possible oPsrasiea e sA=-s AZ se-Ai
oe tne redaetoe e So aeaer zsa.as g
value Of ear cos1eas. Sc. ues a.r'saix ~
mach depressed
In tbs step l CA see pa Is $50 erer.
locked and Prlvase Esrtzees 81 ,noas-s
men aisaace3 n sheexP~sse efsAs plas-
ter An ! ASKED 49, j. taas AssagA'
abOait answer. tara % tAe pr5ses a.
co;ioa any year aeaen aaa=l = sAaz.
wear. and exaaase tse pra-ss e esc1a e..
November sad D.-ceuser. AL saea eaaa
pare them wita ne prsees e Fssrzs-,
and The sprinss say Forexaas,.s vea,
1855 Yea 49, 6a3 a. l~aSs area,.- e.
+ per ceni- dld-reace. aaa all aza.nss rs
Pianier. - 10 5 competed e. zel Ass Scs
ton by o. beEars the Iss al Jauaarx !
nionied aaa iaEes.s kis casa la eazsaa 4
Novembsr an D.sr<aAeFaa1 e . 49,
days reailses ssarsh e - ea-.ay asi
clear PrO6t-oeiag a. sss Eass 81 - B
T loo per eeat On as caei'al PEE azaan
Z This Is a short crop ycarknawa 30 - -
these baaks kao~ taaE Pias1<rs hars b
sell agains' cersaia luae-sAsy 1855
that TIE eT-e. of resaaaasisa vsa,l BE- a.
Increase Of dilRcllsies. AID ulak= Prlz~
receds SUI fariher. Ns~ re assaes, 3
monied men ar3 seecziasors Is O. ~ -
article As EnacA AelaE - rs,.e a. P.azzs
be. aad shsn. Ike he xear lSss, = =
acton lakss Piace.azi p per esss PreS
Z goes iaso his Psckes ca sAe plsaser's -
duce, al the Planser's sxpea-e. II so sas
days. I lass. i Il rigAs "a tae partef ia
ssitasioas created ~ ia Lsgsia-aEe. s.
7 general GOD. tAas = - tA=s< Ps@az s
) generalSril and tAs PSixa.e <se1-af AS
! I have not bal ti-ae = as1sra. ex&-siy
he sxssns q he 9ecl-ae n eoF.2a 50
their a,.emss Al rSzaaspros. ~ i > -
: 0ss a-esk siaee oar xersAy Gsxerna- =
seat his snnuaI u,sssage % sAe Lzgsla
: ture. and be uot caly applaass lAea q
resamiae. bat censares shose taas Aav
) not. an thus a38e3 rs ek-sal miae !
j press 1owa ear plaasers stilz le~<r
; rms week. cossea Aas reesze,i saz sa@rs
; 4 centsper pOani. : as-A = eeazl - -
= dollar per eals. tAere8y Praaaesa - -
% The planters e 81 h1a.1-e1 tas1sz=
1 dollars u oae short week- O. eeaea '.
: uaso1f. suppcsing tAere 81 - - sssze
: received here hls year a. lsse n :
E evenss, 4 Is a loss CT GO 8sllar pr ~
] whassvsr lbs aauSsr nav -. ~aetAs
! greater or l<ss- SAouia 4 sepress =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23

The Legislature ofPensylvania re as
sembled on the 9th inst. Gov. Porter in
his Message, sent to the two Houses on
the 10Th, most sirenuously urges the ne
cessity of providing for the payment Of
all the creditors Of the State, by increased
taxation or other available means, and
says that the burthen may he onerous,
but it can only be temporary. With the
resources, vigor, and enterprise Of Penn
sylvania, the present pecuniary emhar-
rassment can only be Of short duration.
Let us then struggle manfully against it,
in the hope Of speedy relief.
Three per cent. on the assessed value
of the real and personal property in the
State, (iar below the real value) would
amount TO more than sufficient TO pay off
the entire debts of the Commonwealth.
The conclusion of that portion of the
Executive document on the subject Of the
State liabilities, is in the following tone.
81 can scarcely find language strong
enough to convey TO you in suitable
manner my ideas Of the importance Of a
faithful adherence on the part ofthe State
to its solemn engagements"
PET. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23
FROM FLORIDA.

The following narrowing tale 81 savage
murder and massacre is copied hon the
Star Of Florida published at Tallabsssee)
of the 9th insisn:
"On Wednesday. The 7lh instant, about
tso o'clock in the afternoon. a party OF
abou, fnrty Indians came upon the plania
iion nf Captain Robinson. near The Sandy
ford. on The Sawanaee river. Capla q
X ,binson's three sans and a hired man
were ploughiug in g. ID; they were all
simultaneously fired upon by Indians;
three Of The young men were shot dead.
the other mortality. wounded. CsP,sin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23
THE MARKETS.
NOtice-Taxes.

yfshsil siiead 81 the isllswine Times srd ria-
- rss ler che purpose ef esllesting The 1sx
dee fss the year issa-
Aoaday An DIR, II Jesss Dufham's
Taesd che 81, a gokn Nxwiias
Wednesday ne sth. a. Iinffiais aidl
ThsFsdsy the Jan. 81 Mschsel Albiigki's
FRIDAY abe elh. Al George Psiiefsoas
saturday the sth. a. ne late frsidencs %
Michael liols. dee'd
Aosday the iIih. a. gohn 8. Tursasiass
Tuesday the lsah. a George faasett.s
Wednesday The I3lh. Al cllss,ss q. Farpsii's
Thursday ihe l4,hs 81 James Ilalchlnsona y
Friday The 18Th. a. GABRIEL B. iler's
Saturday the 18th a. Mason fisl
Mondsy the is,h. AZ Halsharonsh
Tuesday the 18Th. a claik Letsl
"Wednesday the f0sh. - Mls. AsKse'a
Thursday lhe 2isl. AZ Abaer Pskrl's
Friday the a2d. Al William Lipssomb's
saturday the asd, Al usHis MIiksitoa's
MONDAY the asih. at WIN. N. fsu's s:rrs
Tuesday the 26th, az goserh l.. Mefingas
"Wednesday The R7lh nj Mllliam TREES
Thursday The 2elh. al chaprl fiill
Friday lLe a9sh. o. Thomas Longs
Monday the IL, August. Of Piakney Skies
Tne.dsy The "a. in IIiilsboEopgh. 10 SOLICIT
the Town Tax.
~ The Jusiires appointed 10 take the listx
Of iaxahles Cor I642. vii attend n The shoae
tines add places; and eveay person faIiing %
give Ia his lisi 10 subject by la@ 70 pay . don.
bic fiRe. and the shsrliT is bound 20 cSlletl ID.
Punriusliiy 70 expected by all.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE. &'E
June IS. ss-