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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
From Mc .Sarann1A RepnbIicnn.

" NoFfTNJ TUN, Dec. 2Jlh, IsI2.
DEAR SIR IL have received your letter. accompanying
the Report and Resolutions adopted by ;ho Wing party
Chatham County, the 2ls inst. and beg tender To
them through you, my sincere and respectful acknowledge
The wantyn and unprovokcd assault which the Lee
gslature of Georgia, have been induced make upon
personal feelings, however much less he regretted
personal account, than calculated affect the
character Of patriotic State, which ever amid the
excitement and the conflicts OF party, ought be the object
ol supreme affection When these shall have pass away
pass they will, the prominent actors IN this outrage upon
private feeling will themselves feel the humiliation, To
which they have mpuicntly cndcnvorcd To subject
Meantime there remains duty the c0untryio the faith
ul and leaous performance Of which this unc-trancd in
diligence Of party feeling only presents additional
las. | ask the Wing party of Chatham County, 10 be-
eye,-l my friends aud neghbOrs" feel and
be- assured, that the Constitutional rights Of American
Senator, shall never be sacrificed in my person.
am, very respectfully your lcllow-citizcn,
JNO. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To milford Marsh, E'q, Secretary Of the Meeting fihc
Wings oi Chatham County.
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THE "BANNER" STATE.

We the injustice yesterday done the State of vir.
gnia in representing her the Flag" State of igno-
Two others have borne away the "grees" from
her vigorous experimentation and North Carolina!
She only the third the glorious race instead OF the first
a supposed. But she them both the throat
latch We pardon of North Carolina and Arkansas
for claiming their laurels
If speak lightly upon tins subject, never
thcless with heavy heart.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
JUDGE SCOPES CASE

The House yesterday brought to n clos. lin, ch,c t,
has been raging during the week. upon the best mode Of
proceeding IN this case After very able speech from Mr.
Anderson, proposition offered 10y that gentleman.
To have all the facts both sides investigated was
adopted and the subject back the Select Committee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
GEnRGIA EI-ECrInN

We have not received Southern pap.r f,, tbrcc J,,
b"' We learn from the Washington papers that Mr. Craw
lord the Wing candidate, elected To Congress by $50,
to 1900 majority.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

- dn" To the Editor Of the whis state that the opin
hons advanced upon this subject not his-but th. of
hs associate, who correspondent or any other citizen
might states what he thinks subject Of great public ma
terrst and Ir,ln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

u The Card OF Stafford IL. Parker Esq, in replication
To Mr. l. NJ Smith, is Unexpectedly but unavoidaby posi-
poncd '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

Another chance day only ~ Tor 5000 and
that D. Iulr -rtrayaRaui. Who lcconpf.i
something which - 30 willie enable them do BY having
Hoyt & Co, Tickets 10 diyl Who $1,000
tiOYT A. 90.
Ia Under f,a Fvrif,ng. Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

We are requested to state that Mr.. GEoEGr w LEWIS
will not be candidate for reelection from the County of
Wnsfninrclnnh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
SUGAR PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

SiItAi Ell on tnc west BANK oil the MIsSls-
- ppi River IN the State OF Louisiana
New Orleans II has - apent inches front upper
running inwans owHul the lower, that at 40
River there breadth Of ~ AMI % breadth
the line parallel tn Lake Owachec.
The Land cleared u about n
Of cleared Land, about Gas arcnts
The Bungs ara dwelling house
rooms AMI one cabinet frame kitchen
house frame hospital and about cabins
large Sugar House and purge house built OF
brick The plantation has wears and
the buildings out Of repair titles ponto River and
a i,g
bong erdit with low of ntsresi, given for
greater fon u the purchase money offering good
security. Apply 10 ROBERT D. CoRBN.
Caroline County Va;
II. G. CAMMACK,
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BROWN. q TAYLOR,
Commission Merchnnts.

~ sroHE, oovvsstoy, oTrrE ,nR satr,
~ BBIs. FANNY Flour fyarotis brand-l
= - goo DO extra -IItrfne Sc DO
- do Mackercl no. /. . anil 81
90 ] do do 80. AMI -
20 DO do no. D.
100 borrs scaled Hofrngs
30 Do Sperm Candies
iDNes Woolssy 4 W00.ay Irlf sugar. double refnafJ
bbs do DO omsgd do
1900 H.. Mountain Land
GOuO tnldIHi sevlu
20 hrkins Mountain Butter
~ d. Gu-ien DO
Mountain Roll do
Epyes Chemical Wax Candles
BIZ sulsf.ra' mil fra ft,uf
Casks Goshen Cheese
Mountain
NsnI-on Hams
Dsi"'s Patent Platform 9rairs
DO. 30. Counter du
Mfsier'. Patent T.aa f.ffs,f T.-,k gtGrs d.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

o't ~ htc hmond.
SAILED,
SShr Virginia Penny, Chckahominy sunIst..
Sehf o"gon VINES New Notk. holr.
20 The general ncyns of the ihscrbers an the R,ehrl =
h"r Association stands adiouBs Tuesday n-, the i7h
att "ecA r. NJ nn Attendance sub-cr,hers is earnestly
A pp,r,, s,'
ia 10 3t-l3, l6, IL
IL MOTTO The Wings Of Henrico are rcsp.c,
fully invited In attend at Court appoint deen,cs
To meet IN Convention, the 22d day Of February next
Jall-dlw MANY VOTERS.
" stntc Temperance society.-rhe state T.. A. so
ee wm hoh meeting at the Oh Baptist Church Friday
the lhh instant at o'clock p ". W. d. Ieak- OF oochnd
and d. laen OF Norfolk Members Legislature IN adr.
In" meeting Let Us have fun hous a may be ca
Iectod q. r. PHAkE Cor sce,,v
0J- The President and Dircs tors OF the I,roots
turnpike Company have declared Dividend Of 4 Der e.
tot The Asi months payable WORKMAN MeC;ni
der 4 Co. on and amer the 2Oth January, Isll
u ls-H JNO II. EUsrACE. sec'y
" oratorio Po~tponcd.---Thc oratono OF Richmond
ei'u MUSIC Socieiy postponed Friday, 3h) at half past
IIi
~ OIlCE.-1hc regular Annual Meeting of
L the Stockholders of the Richmond Manufacturing Comma nv
viii he held At the Office Uf the Company, by
VIM Anderson r the let Monday February, hour Of
~ O'clock
JINrHN H. lsia d. ANDERSON, jr; Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

IN CHANCERY. IN Chesterfield County
Cour January OH 1919 John Tntl William Futh. Archer
frth. anil Henry FIRTH, Plaintiff
Joseph l1mbbn AMI Martha wife Joseph p. lone, and
Nancy boz wife Dens.
The defendants Joseph liamn AMI Martha Dis wif having
entered their appearance and security according The Act n
ue General Asby anil rule. ~ Tins Court and appearing
hy utsficou evidence That c inhabitants of this
mouvcl rnt.on ~ to plaintiff u ordered 1t The sid d.
indnnts 10 appear day II March Count and
answer c flin' hH and hat c0y ~ This order De- Forthwith
Inserted tio Richmond weekly Wing and published
months ucc'iysy, and hkewise posted t front DIOR ~ the
Court House II ius county. a eory-Teste
j. i2-ewsw p roIVDgxrEe. G..
II CIiANCERY-v lroisf.i Ce-teiei county Isnu
ary rh 1913 W,n. iian and Beknon Chatham finud'
Gcorre Rolcr.on Rrari wilkinson ant Rcbecea g. Re-
lerts0n.
The defendant Ge0fre ~ Robertson entered
Tearauss and given security according NJ e Geusi s.
souby and M Hu ~ ts Court AMI appearing b. satisfactory
evidence BE- iullhfan ~ Commonwealth
Of io Plaintiff 0ricrs That he sld Defendant Do 1p
pear the f dly ~ Mach Count AMI Goo Pain
un bin and that coy NJ this oief d. i1rlfh nsfrfd Ua
Richmond weekly Wing Tor months srcrs-yey and pst
ID u d00r 81 tiie Couri hpu-s of the county.
a copy--Teste.
a ~ cwsw p rDiNDEXTERC
Il oar SUGAR AND IMITATION ENGLISH CHEEsE-
- 30 boxes Woolsoy's superior Loaf Sugar
casks imitation English Cbcc-e
bs For ale ~ WILLIAMS a HAxAIG1
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REVIEW up TIE MARKET
ToRAccO--No change.
NurAr-No change.
FIouR-Nominal price 81: very dull.
ENcnANcI-Same d last Monday.
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HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under The EKeI.nnge IIoIeI.

On motion Of Mr.. BIRD, the House adjourned.
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COTTON BAGS.-sOo Twned Bags received
N/salc by
ara WILLIAMS a HAXALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

g. Taken up by the subscriber at his
~ Nsidenee in the County Of Henneo, cstay RAY
-ALl- HORSE, about feet inches hind feet white
marks him. his neck much swollen supposed
occasoned from bleeding, and about 10 yesrr Old.
IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20

than 100000 Of dollHfa, has found Itself
unable tn negotiate a triAipg loan IN this rfea.
metropolis Of tho financial world, whose sn
parabHhdant capital, but for tiIn dofault Of
aoins OF the s'stt q, would have continued ~
bg for thhse states themselves. mud fur indivi
ollalH, q vast gold mine Of inexfausted eHpa-
tt'f. In addition 10 these public enIbarfass-
%t''sttts, private fortunes almost without NUN
Der have been destroyed In the general wreck
Of which Tho allure Of the states, as Gauss Ut
eifec', Is one OF tif principal aletnents. | dsub,
Il IN The history Of the world, In so short n Pc
Rod, such d transition has been ruado from u
stats Ut nigh prosperity 10 ono of general dis
ttess, as IN tho United States within Tho last
six years. ADd yeti gentlemen, the ~elsstioi.
~ and power OF tecofsty in tho country gte
great beyond The conception Of thoso who d.
mol Know 1t from personal olsa At Sation. Even
within this disastrous period 10 which | havr
allndedi n private eofumercial debt 10 this
country, Estimated ut tweniy.f,b tnijlters IF
pounds stehrling, bss been taii by the Aine4
rifan merchants. with Ms little lose % The ere
dtfors as you'd attend The collection of ii,
s1tnl stto,,nt Of domestic Debt. in this ar any
otheT ~trtifftFy.
But | WI tot detnin yout gentlemen, by on
larging IN these topics. Tie subject, | need
lot tell you. ia one If Nhifh In all reseects.
II IL pr6pet that ! shhnld speak with tesnryr.
| THINK ! shall bn'a done my h1ty If | have
convinced soii that | atn knonly sspsibis Of
he spfteflngs 81 yotf constituents, and truly
so'icitous fbf theft sffsettial fslisf and TINT
athidst III tho uneertainti#s and deloy which
'nay attend the measures reqnisiie ior that
purpose. ! atlll feel confident that The tjtps
VII come when every state in The Union viii
fhIii) It's engagement
EDWARD EVERETT.
al GTosYernor place. March al"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
TuE BURIAL AT SEA.

THH gallant ship had stayed her course
With flag half down her mast,
And her crew in silent groups stood rouna'
With their thoughts deep in The fas''
About to pay to one beloved ...a ..
The saadest r~ites--and last.
The merry laugh no longer rung
Its accents on the ear;
And mute was the loud and ribald tongue,
As the eye looked on the bier; -,
And the rouch hand dashid from the furrow'd
cheek
The bright, unbiddsn tear.
For there in his hammock, cold and still,
lie slept the laat slesp--and long ,
bat his spirit silently moved among
THIS hearts of the saddened threng,
And touching them, made the weak more
weak,
And bowed the frame Of the strong.
For he had been their hspe and their pride ;
His heart was as kind and brave
A ever beat in q sailors breast,
Or dwelt on the rolling wave!
oh. Z was a sorrowful thing TO give
Him up to the boundless grave!
But they gathered in sadness round the bier,
With Sorrows nolslsss tread !;
And tho breath of each was hurried and long,
As the funeral prayer was said ;
Till the silence was broke by a fearful plunge,
As the ocean received the dead.
Vain were his mothers fears lest the wave
Soula wear its stormy array
And little she thought, in her far-eff home,
or the joys she buried that day
Tha, when she prayed for the life si her boy,
He deep in the cc>an lay
A. y. +. RANDOLPH.
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vA. XIV.
rERMH

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nst amman. ene half payable In Advance, and
The renaiudng instaltnant AZ the commence
,ns,,t AZ Che latter elk motiths Of each year.
shvitd any one by removal or otherwise wish
ta decline his further subscription, he must
rive notice 10 that effect before the expiration
81 Tho year, otherwise he will be considered
40 subscribing for another year. 49,,
ar Adpsrtispms,ts will be charged az fol-
,,aoya Advertisements not exceeding twelve
l.nea ,r less, will be inserted for ONE
rla,iAu, aud FIrry CENrs for each subsea
ousn, insertion longer ones In the same
ratio.
Advertisements. unless otherwise ordered
viii be published in English and French uii-
ill forbid, and charged accordingly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20
III Tha Indiana Blade makes tho fo.Iowinr
happy observations on The
E1R MArIHN 0E GLAD o.nruk

foIthA ION of IftARACIER.
There is nothing 50 important 70 young
men just starting out in the world an III. for
nation of correct and fixed principles Of honor
and integrity. TIE young man who starts
out with II Artn purpose TO excel in the yeca-
ton which he has chosen for life, 10 almos,
certain of success; for it needs but determine.
ton and perseverance, TO push him forward
and place him high in the estimation of those
around him. The habits which are formed in
youth, go with US through life; and if the right
seed be sown we Will find but little difficulty
in maintalng for ourselves a fair name :-bnt
if wrong habits are formed in youth, il requires
an effort which few are capable of making. 10
extract us from the snareg of evil doers, and
pace Us upon a footing Of responsibility. The
society IN which any person mingIes NAV be
considered a proof of his tastes and ,ncliua-
tons, if it be good, then We may suppose that
it is his desire to do good-if it be bad. we
may at once infer tina. morality and religion
are not congenial to big taste, but that he
would rather sink down, than to make a sin
gle effort to exalt himself.
1t is not UufreGuently the case that MANY
young mon Of nearly the same age are thrown
together in schools, in places of business, ar
in society. AT this time but little dlFerenre
is perceived in them, and an observer would.
naturally infer that in after life they would all
be found as closely allied as they were in tbs
days of their youth. But hoEv sadly would
such a aupposi,ion be disappointed II the Oh.
serRation were continued. One single SEN
which would be scarcely observed at the time.
will so widen in after lie that ii would scares.
ly be believed that those persons had ever
known each other. and there would not he a
single suspicion that they had ever been war,a
| and cherished friends. The one starts vriti,
a de elimination TO make himself heuorsbls M
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A pEdaeur de Ia Gazette de Baton Rouge

ApEGasur de Ia Gazette de Baion Rouge.
PLAeuEMrNE, Is mai, 1913.
Mon cher monsieur,
J'entfeprends maintenant de vous DON
ner ct de vous cxpliquer les motifs qni emit
influence dams le Senat mon vote centre 10
hill de M. Downs. transfsrant lie siege du
rouvernement a Baton Rouge. &c bill
Gui fut introduit dams oe corps, q~uelques
isu~s avant ~laiournement final de la Le-
rislatpre, ct ainsi redIge:
Sec. Ire. ii est decr6te, DC. Que le
s,ere du l~ouvernsneat est Ell demeure par
L. nrssent, .transporte do la Nile. Orleans
a Baton Rouge.
See. 2de. II est de plus decrets, DC.
Que lie gouverneur est par lie present char
IS 81 reouis, aussit6t que possible spres
p cessation do Get acte. ct agant la pro.
ham session de ia Legislature, d'acheter
~ a. 50 procurer dune azure manlere,
ss,z Ia vile de Baton Rouge, les batisses
es-Sssaires nour Eeeeroir les dcuS cham
LIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20

GEN. HENpyHsos.-This gentleman was in
dicted before the District Court of San Au-
~gustine, for the murder of n. b. Garner, and
his trial took place on the Oh April and was
concluded on the sth, when the Jury, after re-
firing about FIVE minutes, returned with a yer.
dict q NOT guilty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20

Mr. EVERETT THE HHtrtsI HoInERs
or AMERICAN ~Srotks-@Tha following is The
reply of our Minister in London to the memo.
rial sent him some time since by the holders
Of stoeks Of tl,s various States, in England.
The memorial, it will BIO remembered, was
signed by upwards Of nins hindfed parsons.
snost of them Of small manifestations orphans,
retired soldiers and seatnen, SC, who had in
vested their capital id American stocks, and,
depending entirely on The interest for support,
were reduced, in many instances. 10 extreme
distress from The failure Of The Sfstss. The
response Of Mn. EVERETT to this touching
and earnest appeal, is so appropriate. pointing
ont sc clearly the difficulties undor The pres
sure Of which, on'y, the Indeb ed Statss
have failed To comply with their engagements,
yet explaining 50 fully the immense resources
which are to be brought into uss, aid expires.
sing such keen senslbllity to tie injustice
which is done The holders Of The bonds, aud
such confidence that every Stale n the Union
will yet make provision fer IT debts, that 1t
cannot fail, we think, TO increase The cohti-
dencs of The bond holders and improve the
credit Of Tie country - Hukh lin.
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From The Calcutta Magazine,
ruE SONG or THE FORGE.

rlanp, elangl the massive ahvils ring
eiang, clanel a hundred hammers swing,
fILc ,hs ,hspdef.rattie Of a trapic sky
TN mighty blows still multiply
Clang, clang'
aay. brothers Of the dusky brow,
What are your strong arms forging now
Clang,~ elapg--we forge the coulter new
The coulter Of the kindly plough.
swee, Mary Mother, bless eur tolls
Nav its broad fuftew still unbihd
To genial rains, to sun and wind.
The most benignant sell.
t,lanr. clspg-our coulter's course shall be
I'm MANY a sweet and shelttrd iea'
Nv many a streamlet's silver hde'
Amidst the song Of morning birdst
Amidst the lew Of sauhtring herds.
Amidst soft breezes, which do stray
Through woodbine hedges and sweet May,
Along the green hills side.
When regal autumn's bouhteous hand
with widespread glory clothes The land.
when 10 the valleys frem the brow
or each rcsplendent slope is rclPd
A ruddy sea Of living gold,
We bless-we bless the plough.
C,lanp, elang-again, my mates, what CLOVIS
EAEnEAIn IhG bttt = ~
Clanp, Clang-we forge the giant chain,
whIeh hears The gallant vessels strain,
Mias, ztprmy winds and adverse tides;
Secured by this. the good ship braves
The rocky roadstead, and the waves
Which thunder on her sides.
O.
Anxious no more. the Merchant secs
The mist drive dark before the breeze,
The storm cloud on the hill;
Calmly he rests, Though far away,
In hoist'rous climes his vessel lay,
Reliant on our skill.
say. On what sands these links shall sleep,
Fathoms beneath the solemn deep
Nv Afrie's pestilential shore,
BY many an iceberg. lone and boar, -
fsy many a palmy western isle,
flaskinF In Springs perpetual smile,
by stormy Labrador.
saw, shall they feel the vessel reel,
When 10 the battesy's deadly peal
The crashing broadside makes replyi
Or else, as at the glorious Nile,
Hold graphing ships, that strive the WINES
Fer death or victory
uurrah-clang, e~iang-~onee more. whatg1sws'
Dark brothers Of The forge, beneath
THE iron tempest of your blsws,
Th furnaces red breath
Clang, elang-~a burning torrent, clear
And brilliant, of bright sparks, Is poured
Around and up In the dusky air,
ks our hammers forge the sword.
The sword extreme Of dread; yet when
t5pon the freeman's thigh It's bound,
Whiie for his altar and his hearth,
While for the land that gave him eirth,
The war drums roll, the trumpets SOUND,
Hew sacred is it them
Whenever for the truth and right
II flashes in the van of fight,
Whether in SOM wild mountain pass
AS that where fell Leonidas,
Or on some sterile plain and stern,
Marstan or a Bannoehufn;
Or amidst crags and bursting rillst
The switzer's Alps, grey Tyrols hills
Or, as when sunk tn Armada's pride. !
II CLEANS above the stormy tide;
Sill, still, whene'er the battle wora
is liberty, when men do stand,
Fer Justice and their native land,
Then Heaven bless the sword!
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$2,54s,O0O 90

B2,54S,00O OO
&c montant total de $5n5,sOI 90 d.
aux SUGGESTIONS vacantes ct au gouverne.
ment general. est un depot ne p~ortant pas
d'interet, mails ce men est pas molHs uns
dette contre Petat ct SIT jette 4 6tre deman.
dee momontanement !; 10 tresorier debut
cettc somme pour demontrer Ia balance
portant interet.
Dams cette liste de dettes, ne sent pas
comprls les bsns de l'etat, montant q des
millions ct emf, en- favour de diverses ban.
ques, don't on trouvo le detail 4 Ia page 0
du rapport du Tresorier date du 90 fevrier
1s43. J'observerai lei que les 1925, 000,-
600 pertees dues pour achat dc terre a Tho.
pital do charite, composent le total du prix
de racquisition dn terrain OF Sc treuye
IL siege du Gsuvernement, ct que ron
ma pave jusqu'a present que les interets.
ct rien sur lie capital II est indubitable
uu'une partie de ces obligations. emises en-
favour de banques, Fetoniberont sur letat
en- pure perte /; ce qui accroItra encore lie
chiffire dc notre dette.
VOLTA les vues sui ont guide u volt
centre lie bill en- question 81 Je me suis
trompe ct 81 j'aicrrs, .Ie ne snis pas lie seul {:
lie gouverneur DuPre, des OpeIousas ct Mr..
Morse de St. Martin, ont vote CONNIE moi,
ct 81 10 les al compris, nous partagions les
memes motifs.
Maintenant que je vons nj expose les
seules raisons eui me frent asir dams mon
vote, (et je men avais aucune ausre, con-
ire lie bill en- question, je crois deyolr, ct je
lie fails ayec repugnance, rePondre a vos
remarques editoriales faites dams votre Ga
zette du Is avril dernier. Vous dites,
par,aut de moi: Tout autrement inspire
que son sncien concurrent, II nest pas de
c u qni desirent que leur nom ait du re-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-20

each ready, when the day arrives. to hasten
to his ~favotite spot. put up his cabin and eon-
firm his claim. Tiers will be warm work o.,
The purchase III The first Of May. Some i,dl.
yidnal, who long before has marked out HE
claim. will be on The spot. bag aud baggage,
BY liaIfpast Twelve o'clock on The morning Of
that day, and viii find sotns ether nan has
reached the place five or Ten mfnItss before
him. who. With materials previously provided,
i'ss got n cabin bali up. Then comes tho
strife he who fret picked it ont will Hsser.
his right Oh tho boys principle Of 4 dubs
first while his competitor will ~ pertina-
eionsIy maintain biz elaiii, becausa he squat.
ted first under the law. Of course The more
auIaeious and obstinate will prevail but
when unyiaIding, bold spirits come in COLI.
sioni the riffs and tho bowie knife VII act as
umpirss and settle the dispute. H.
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S3,053,5Ol 63

Auquel il faut dtduire
|. Montant d. an
gouv. general, 477,9l0 ii
2. SUGGESTIONS va
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