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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
SALE OF LOTS NEAR RICHMOND p,

virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court OF Chaneer for M,
'o'' circuit pronounced day OF Juns is43 in
l"h suit therein depending, and style Of 4Gl and
Os against Oil and Others. the gtel appointed co,
s'he' of that puros w WEDNESDAY tie 2. day OF the
fh tuth Scpieniher) O'Clock the afternoon # f, II
st af aay thereafter proceed the highest bidder
1s OF land on Church Hill 9it street and da.
10, ~ l. and H. in Warrers plan. conveyed by
"1tts' ana VIE To John Gin by deeds each bearing
'r NE 'h June ISL. OfJhs mentioned lots Nos 10 AMI
e'n' each - feet on -i running back I22 feet 10 an
ey OF ~ eet wide No 10, which aons No. L. contains 81
49, ~ "'e "'ss "Oo'e'H'eii
c same evening and Immediately the sale OF the above
h Undersigned will proceed said decree 10 c1rose IN
"'e aesiFa. lots near the city Richmond m very flour
Inn. upon what called HI! They are stua-
81" 'A street n extended IN Adams plan and were convey
c sail '"hn II by the Col Richard Adams ri
~ 'e leaning date the .O March Isle one Of tbesr lot
ed az The corner of Nenabc 2jth streets contain.
'li = poles AMI ilas upon twOstory Dwelling House
"" 'ush out oi repair might great eHpcu.e be
mac very comfortable residence small family Tn. other
% containing FOODS and 10 poles, ia the rear Of the
me- anu ony separated from by alley 30 feet in width
p' a 'e above lots recently by City Surveyor NAV
Dc seen AT the Office OF the undersigned 80 ~ ''''
IERMS-On third uurrhas. r,o,a,, -,
DC ta IN cash AMI the residue equal insta ncui. the ~
IN SLY months and the other twelve months from the ta
" Ae-te purchaser purchasers give bonds with approved
~ i'' u deferred yEleu and the properly 10 he
a.l ni the whole of the purchase money paid AMI con
'e'"ue' T. directed by the Court. L. NICHOLAS Conf
ut''u SAie 10 be conducted 10y DuNLor. MoNcrEE 4 Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL.
shecLoc Eiiil, Richmond, VA.

HSVI.oc fttII, Kicbf:iOnd, Va.
M KS. MEAD'S SCHOOL will he RI. onnncd
"t tne reception Of Boarers and Day Pupils on Monday
n ouns enae for her high duties here higher destiny
S"uhl ehoarshp and high intellectual excellence will
'ouh1eu on the motives and quckened by the nuen
ccs Of the Christian Religion. = 49, "
' 'tdy VIII be thorough and extensive and will be
conducted by Mrs Meade herself with the aid of valuable ana
pcrenced Teachers. ~ ' ca
The French and Italian languages Music and D,,i, 80 N -
taught by Professors in the departments.
Mrs Mead refers TO the following gentlemen who have ar,,
her School "' ''A'e "aIsh'e'S
IT. Rev. Bishop Johns.
Rev. Adam Empc ID. u.
Rev. William Norwood.
Rev George Smith 9LJaHIsia d. .
Dr. Thomas Wright, Hiiaipgfor " C.
Carter BmSton, Esq HaHsrsr oo.Hfy y,
Nelson Page, E'q, Cumberland "a
james t. Heath ESQ
Charles p. Osborne Esq, i''o'"1Ha-
20 For terms &c- apply Mrs T. Mead Richmond Y,
~ 6-2awtIOci 10"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
THIS DAY.
isy davenport a Alien.

ny Daschport N Allen.
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS
Auction Store. ~ W N'N' ~ "1'
30 cases Boots and Shoes
p"s an assortment direct from the manufacturers Also
30 cases Hats.
IERNs-unde 500 500 and over 4 non,,, n, an
proved ""us TOT aP-
- DAVENPORT. ALLEN L co Aue,s
""I be added to our sale n THU RSnAY-
- hlrts Whskey-2OO bags COTE,
10 do suyar-iOO bo1e. Tea.
Oh boxes Candies-iO Re.
2OO reanis Wrapping Paper-lOO bbls IIerrinvs
Indigo. Nader, Copperas. CHS
Wine, Brandy, SC. SC
- DAVENPORT & ALLEN Auets
Tie above sale wltake place THIS DAY fFRmAy, ~.
by IL. -. Dickinson a HrotL.r
NEGRO MAN
I'm. Morning at 10 O'Clock Room viii b. ,o.I IN,
hS'y Negro Man, about 30 years oil - ~ Wv"
i" 10 r. H. DICKINSON L BROTHER A,c,.
Hy Robert Hill & Brothcr
VIII be sod 10y THIS MORNING In front oC on, or -
innlto 10y 20 years old, Negro Women md C,,i
X HILL x BROTHER. Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
CAMPBELLS MAGAZINE.

hIDEILS Foreign semi monthly Magazine
or Select Miscellany Of European ami Art for
Stienner with beautiful Plate THE the wacr-
ron Painting 10y Martin, Engraved by Sauin.
Also No " TOR SertemhcT) Religious Icra
iu' containing the uguuot Captain or the Life OF r. A. DNn
oIge. JUS received 10y SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

10 The Heirs OF James Shiphurd-Thc Heirs
Oh christopher McPhcrsom and Polly nmr
CESS alias Kemp.
on Will please take notice that under esolu,,o, ~ ,t.
NY 'olhciL accepted at tieiT meeting THURSDAY the third
ug :" ugus leld shall proceed MONDAY the 18TH tay
VI next OF
northwestern intersection OF and 9Th srcets-known on the uan
" ue o'y y Tie number 5l9 To be filled up level with the
aace streets 10 the of iagn,n VA
" o ""'nNe anu uwhoeso;ne your pro
ana changes agreealy 10 the i5ih the act Of
Assembly entitled An to revise aud amend ,b c, - &
cry % "ch'ond' unless you of YOU shall
previously cause the said lotto IN such pinp. A. IN go,
the accumulation aforesaid. NJ RATES on, Su,,i,,.-
City OF Richmond Aug. 7,lsi3 r,, = - IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
IN pursuance of the provisions of n a

y pursuance of the provisions of a deed or
Ifs executed to the subscriber and William g. Pendeton bv
Lew" enenser dated the 18th day July IN. puT
pos OF securing 20 Cray Pankey, payment Of certain s,
"i money therein mentioned the
% proceed 10 sell before the front Exchange Hotel IN
u' my OF Richmond on TIL RSDAY, C-toher
next n - O'Clock NJ for
OF The iisi consisting Of the which lave be.r nr
on 10 the sad Eenmengern decree of IN. s,
Cont Chancery for the Richmond District pronounced I'm. IG,h
day Of February, lS2s, viz ~ 0''
10000 acres lying Of Msnroe and Gle. an. ,.
49, portion IN the county Of Monroe
''OO acres lying IN the county OF Bath, the west sid. of
Jackson River 49, ' "
10000 acres wing in the said county side OF Cow Pas
500 lying in sal county on tho ,,,,., - g., n,
River ~ VI "'eh b"er
1880 7ees in the said county Doughe,s Coehr,us and B
yerlick Creeks ~ '''1' NA' IVA
1000 acres lying Iacksops R,er in sid ,,
-7e acres IN Russell County waters Of Clneb and sandy
Rivers - '"e" anu SAMMY
1000 acres in Mouongalia, on Benjamin'. Creek
s 'oO 90 IN do on head waters OF Buifaloe Creek
ss '0OO =" IN 90 right fork Of do do
Zoo do in do miles above the foul
$4,000 acres lying Wythe nd C raysoD Councs oa ho ,
Cripple and Elk Creek ~ ~ "''' VI
ioOo acres IN Montgomery County Salt Pond Mountain
1000 acres in Kanawha County on Cole River
@'l50 do IN county
1895 do do DO
ll30 do in do do
$50 DO do
together with al the interest "a Enrenrer in ,o,,,f ~
% IN the sad deed mentioned BIZ him in eopnanv ,,h
-, II's As WIN more fully appear reference 10 The
saI decree and the said deed ri trust " s
Wl' convey TO the purchaser only as il
- ~ 80 'us'se CHI B. WILLIAMS,
ting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER TIyE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

$4,000 Capital.
AeSandna Lottery, Class No 4s, for lSl3-o be drawn
at AleXandHa, ID. c., Saturday the 9th Of Sepiembe
ISIS Prizes: $4,000, 10000 5000 1861 t. prizes of
loo, 100 Of 1000, 10 OF 300 &c. Sc. Tickets $40;
halves % quarters 80. Certificates Of packages OF ~
whole tickets Sl3J-shares in proportion.
$50, 900
Alexandra Lottery Class 80, for 1870 he drawn ut
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday the Both Of September 1913
IA drawn numbers, Grand Capi,als-S36, 900, 10000
9ooO S9OO 5000 $500, 1885, prizes of 500 30 of 1000
Oh OF 2oo 30 OF 200. &c Tickets $40; halves ); quar-
teIs d. Certificates OF packages OF 10 whole tickets
Sl3O-shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME
$4,000! 500, 900.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. - for lsl3-to he drawn
at Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday 23d Of September 1913
hi,Il IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
FALL GOODS.
sEPrEMBER 1ith, 1913.
THROUGH, BROOKS ~ HUDSON. hay

FALL GOODS,
sEPrEM HER 1ith, iSi3
TROUCH, BROOKS ~ HUDSON. have INST
~ received their Stock OF staple and Fancy mr.
Goods comprising the largest select assortment ,y
have ever had m their offer they
attention OF customers AMI Country Merchants believing that
sy can oc such Inducements for cash punetua dealers as
must give satisfaction. So m
NEIY BOARDING HOUSE
M RS. ANN T.. THOMAS has taken the
1's house over Cotton Clarke where IA. pr.,rl IN az
eonnpAic c" families and day bolrcr. terms are rea
ana she w strive by devoing her energy to the
es'abh-iinent to render her boarlers comfortable.
seS-dlwSco2w
NJ RS }. e. KEELING AND MRS MARIA a. CLOyToN
this Cya " "e' "'
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
This institution Will open Moniay October e IN IN. nck
Buhng. u. Street doors below the oLI u,n,, ,
heretofore occupied by Mr. and n for similar p,ruo J
W'h-esSfe central convenient spacious retired the
ment of the School will Kind the ,o,rn,
WIZ be- purely domestic and the Principals tire th. e nd
the former and the present patrons of Mrs X that mo trouble m
pense VIII Ice spared To young Indies cocd IN
"ef charge every advantage for improvement comfort
Terms per Session of 10 Months.
Board including every thing payable semi annually in nd
vance, eco
Intiatory elass, TEnglshl on
Progressive class, m
Highest cllss do incpd,py M,,l.r,.,;. 90
All the classes learn the of French and Latin AMI
S' principles 81 Drawing and without e,ttn CHARGE
the higher
viii be charged Mons. Iefebvte. yhos, oi,iG,tor. A. , ~
are too wei known To requr" wge Lessons IN Preach
ana IN all the Ranches by Prncipa ,benv.
teachers oi known fidelity and ability " BE- efnnye p,c
ii, auehuon VIII be- paid TO Pennilnsnp ElocIton
S-ihere VIII he taught by Lady well qualified for IN.
A on ihe premises next fellow entirely separate sh
io SMALL BOYS which deserves the attention of those ,,.,
" sister" In going 10 and returning school Term. as usual
49, ', i-2aw9w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
NEIY BOARDING HOUSE.
. ANN T.. THOMAS has tokon IA,

1'a house over Cotton a Clarke where IA. n. pr., u, ,r
eominoae few families and day Her term. are
nnable and she VIII by dcvonr her tim. and .ns,y 10 ,
establishment, To render her boarlcrs comfortable.
- 5-dlw6co2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

AN In receipt of very pretty OF above goo
- comprising all the styles and Winter Vestinr-
which viii be sold very low for my cheap Cash store H.
u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
FEMALE RnARpINc; Ann nAv ccuo

Nj RS J. e. KEELING AND MRS. MARIA a. CLOPToN
aNe associated themselves for purpose CONDUCTING IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
NEW FALL GOODS
For Indies

New and FashiOnabI Eu1,nets
VA are IN receipt OF supply Of fashionable Ronnct.
sueh ss;-tlorence Braid, Oriental Prince Albert sill
ana Nnow-in which gicl; bargains will Ie sold
II LONDONS. WII.IINCUA " nprtruv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

BY virtue Of a Proclamation of the Cover
nor of the State Of Louisiana, dafed The 18th
instant, an election will be held in this parish
the fret Monday Of July next, and the two
following days, To wit:
For a Representative in Congress from tho
Sd Congressional district, and for a Senator
for the co1nty Of lbcrvilIo, in The State Lcgis-
lature. -. -.
The election will be held the first day at
the coffee house Of Mr.. J. b. Loiseau, the
second day at the house of Mr.. p. Foret, and
the third day at the court house IN West
Baton Rouge. The Polls will he open from
10 o'clock A. ~, until 4 O'Clock r. NJ.
At the same time ard place, The good PEG
pie Of this Sale will! be called TO vote on the
neeoasitg end convenience Of convoqniDg a
convention TO amend the Constitution Of
Louisiana.
may 30 II T. FAVRCT, p. !.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
NEW L j

-,
INC &tpS@flhcr has again commenced bust
mes "ttns b!icts store or church st. next door
70 Mr. 1'an 'liuGuet1. Thankful for the pa
,fonaH@ fece1Ved previous TO his misfortune.
he noe aol'1rts a ccnttnu"& share, having put.
chas56 a fresh stock Of goods for cash, he &.
"nabIod to SCI them At a low price On ft,e
@anr terms rs stock; con@to, Of the loliawine
aFte'ea' 'N;
Dry coodz- Tfcavv nntica4hcd IN All
g., STRINGS, LoweIlg. b!racned shtti,inre
ar Al rwtIIed do, rel ami Whit -: ~ :
1enins, cn.tonadcg, ay<on rhrrE= ,o.ss.,G
einghamx, Scotch do. tlrE;ror rrrai ~
5ombazetlc English mcrtn5~ tl.rt Lo w'1!'
zine, blue broadcIcfh, c5s< M. =, H. & "crnpf-
black silk, fancy csIenq, r,r- A., r., o."p@'
DO, printed Jaccnst, mJsfinr, tro{;n l,aiIa.S
Irish Iinpcre. rrrtsTrtto Ts'tra aat,. "9'I"no'
brics, paper nIrsfiG, c.rfad st:?.tg trti,a ",h'
brio, jaconet n1slin, plain, tlrurca All XII -
. swiss musi;ns, faocv hz31korrbiaf- P.4sl
cravats, bIa2t silk craYstg, rineh tatia' Icn!l
table covers, silk, poke. Handkorch;. ~
corJ. thread. rca9ias qewirr III 49, 'dP''
,toe;pr, : cL,sa-.r ,JoaI, JIs' exc &C. %C.
-ott2f siD2ctt3n3g~ mans socts ''Ia eo1 "n'fs
AID silk gloves, mems do roarfnc 49, ''''"'
nuA ~
inc nocEet L|>;nss 80, ,"tA.' carving khjTc~,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10

n nna assemble IS ies j rertetra d. CoIrtgc
IT, b4{R1 h7u@o, f"tua reeeomnat q con
di1''ii tinanciare do pays ayaot ate pr,sa 81
cot's'deratten) privilege ttt e~etr.ya All Pr
sId6ht de ID dlte institution. lie dtdutre :}3l
pour cent sur les priN tiablls, poprvp a1g
Placement SOFT latt pOnCtuelIement d'ayanr,
tsps les trIlusetr1s Gu ternies.
bea friE tlevta apaat tta ca1=c d'obiartian
M College, Gil esp3ro que les parcns saiaj-
ron malnienaht GoGcaeidn dee avantages FIJI.
%,trieurF Gue Ienr oIire cette institution ro,lr
J education dc Ia ierncese, ell accotIant IN
solItjen liberal.
W Jun 1877 I. u RANNEI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

At a late meeting of The trustees of the Col
lege of Baton Rouge, (the pecuniary condition
of the country being taken into consideration.1
liberty was granted 10 the President of the
College, to receive day scholars into that insti-
lion at a reduction Of 33E per cent. from The
former charges provided the tuition noneN
be paid punctually in advance at the begirl
ming Of each collegiate quarter or term. !
The high price oftuition, having been fIere-
tofsre an objection TO the College, it is now
hoped (as the objection is now obFiatedl that
parents will improve the superior advantages
1t affords for the education Of their sons, bv
extending to it they liberal patroage,
tune 10 Is 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
CHARACTER OF WASHINGTON.

INV 'I w hGsIibltIT YIN
ALLISON, in his II History If Europe drawn
the following character of Washington -
" Modern history has not so apotleRs a char
aeter to commemorate. Invincible il, reaolu
1'on' tirm in conduct. incorfuptible in I%ntergri
", he brought to the helm Of a victorious r..
pubic The simplicity and innocence of rural
lie he was forced into greatness by circum.
stances, rather than led into il by inclination,
and prevailed over fis enemies rhthet by The
wisdom Of his designs and The ~peraeVntancn
OF his character, thar any extraordinary pe.
MUS for the ART Of war. A soldier from he
cessity and patriotism rather than disposition,
hh was the first 70 r-rot1nfsrd d trttfd IL pa
ciic c%ohntilB " hen thn itiiepshdncb If his
country was secured, and bequtatl,ed 10 h 3
cointrylhtn an addfese. on ~lcarina their gov.
ern'ncnti to which there IL no rt,f1fhotitiot pr
unineplrsd wisdom which can bear 4 comma.
rlsen. lie was modest without defii1dnre
sensible to the voice Of fame without vanity
independent and d~igniiied without either as.
periiy or pride. lie was a friend TO liberty.
but not Righteousness not to the dreaiua of
enthusiasts, but TO these practical IDEAS which
America had inherited from her English dea-
cent, and which were opposed to nothing, so
much az the extravagant love Of power in the
French Democracy. Accordingly. after hav-
ing slgnalized his life by successful resist
ahee TO English oppression, he closed it by
the Warinest advice to cultivate the friend
ship of Great Britain and BY his casting
vote, shortly before his resignation, rstised
a treaty Of friendly and commercial inter
course between the mother country and its
emaneipated offspring. He was q Cromwell
without hls ambition a Sylla without his
crime and, after having raised his country,
by his exertionH, to the rank of an indepen-
dent state. closed his career by a voluntarily
relinquiehment ofthe power whiel, a greatful
peoply had bestowed"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
FROCLA NATION.
tAf ALEXANDER NoUTov,

fAf ALEXANDER NoUToN.
Gopcrnenr DE EElaf DE- Ia Louisidnr.
httendt que dos reprtscntans dc I'Etat ia
Ii Louisiana dams le Congress des Elate.lfuis
pour IT, FiDgt~huttGne Con.rhs. pour scrvir
pour denx ana : partlr du troiaiGme ,onr de-
mars mli-hHt cent 1uaranfa-trois, dpivcnt
" aPre2 "a lot. ttre 'ius le premier lnrdi de
i'iliiGt p~f9ftatn ct les deux lnufs snivante,
eActPte a Ia NouvelIe Orleans, on FeIectlon
anfa lieu eeulctneot Edit premier Jour dc ifrl-
let ct dams Ia parolsse de St. jacques OF f.
lection scra close dams les deux prenniers
lourR, EaVojr
oh repfCsehtaift. al Vlngt-nUitleme Con
grGs ponr 6tre Ghost dams le premier district
congIessionne compose de Ia Municlpallte No.
un ct dc p NunIcIpalite Nc. II DIS, de Ia
Nonrftle Orleans, du faubourd TrGmt ct Jcs
p1rolsses IT. Bernard ct PlaqnemHaes.
Cn reprGsentant an ylngt~hultlame Con-
gree pouT etre choisi dams lie second district
congreEatonnel, compose de Ia MunlripaIltf
No. dens de Ia Nuuvelle Orleans 81 j. celtic
partle dc, In p7toisse d'OrlGans 5itute sur IA
rive drolte du Mississippi, Ell des paroisse de
Jefferson, St.-CharIca, st. Jcat1 Baptiste, St.
Jacques, Ascension. Assumption, tafour-
che lnt6rteur Ct Terrabonne.
Tn fPrC9enbant al yingt .hultitma Congress
pour etre chelsI dams. le trois me district
congresstennel, cUnpCgh des naroisses Jes
Avoyelles, CatdheuIa, Carroll, Madison, Con
cordla, st, TamrnaBy. Ste. Helene Livjngs.
ton, Washington Est FcIicians, Outgt Fell
c'ana, Polnte Couple, Est Bato, Ropee,
Quest Baton Rouge, ct lberyilIe.
I'll I'm rePreaeutant al vr1gt-Iu,tisme Con-
gr&s pour Gtre ch6jsi dana 10 quatriGrne dis.
trIct congressional, compose des oaroisses
Ste. Marie st Martin, CaIcasjsu, LAFAYETTE.
81. Landry, Rapjdes, lfatcIiitocfles, Caddo.
Claiborne, Unlony Ouachita, ct Caldwell.
ft attendu que des vacancies sont snrre-
rues dang ie SenHt ct dams Ia Clismtra dos
Keprcscntans de IEtat dc IL Louisiana.
Dams ie Senat par Ia mort dc Honorable
George A. Waggaman ct at:sei uno vacsnce
dams le comlte dlberville, ct dams la Cham
brc des RepreRen'ans par Ia mort do rfbno.
ra5le James >. hickman dc Ia paroiBee, de
Washington, ct par la inert de Honorable
Charles ALBERT de la paroisse de Lafourche
lntGrIeure. Aussi dams la Chambre des Re
presentans par les dcmissions de Honorable
Nicholas BayIies, dc la paroisse de Ste, He
iene ct de Honorable Amazon Ledoux de Ia
de la NouvelIe Orleans, l'lnformc
par lie present qu'une election aura lieu dams
les sLsdItes parslsses aux !Ieux ct places ha-
bItuels detection, commencement aux lois
eXistantes,
~ attendu qua est aussi prcvu par Ia l0i,
cue FesprIt du bon peuple de Get Fiat, est !
Iugc neCessatre de cOnvoGuer unc conven-
Ion pbrr annendsr Ia Constitution,
Cest rburquol Jai auiourd'hui irgt conre-
nabio dc lancer ma proclamation, rctifanf
eIecteurG ct aux votans quaFifcsdo rEtat
a rejection srsdiie, ct comnandfnf 4 fcls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
PROBATE. SAL

ny virtue Of IN sHder from tie hon Juice
W ne ronI' ~ i'rspalHes n and for Tie parish
81 F,AFl Eaton Hpngr, Wlll b6 api% by tbe un'
defsfgned Patish luIgrion
TUESDAY, The 20rb of jane 1919
~ ~ q Hlork ~, at the court house, N the
Town "t t'afot Rouge, a piece of ground con
,a'h1hg tour arPen's, in the corporation ri
baton Rouge, IN '}hanIsl, TUwn, h,pnsled East
by lands Of Oracle and West by lands of The
'letrs y Reg'lIo, belonging 10 The succcsalon
~ The ,aiH Andrea Pine, deceased.
ierns OF sale t-One half cash and tho
o'hFF bat P1yable ~ one aud two years, IN
notes we'll rhdotsad payable in Eank aud
mortgage retained until tirnl pavu,tnt.
may ~ - GU. TESjIEk, p. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10

KILLING IN KENrUcky.-The follow.
ing case of shooting attended with fatal
consequences, is related by the Louisville
Journal OF the slst ult.
A young man of this city named Byram
vt Byrsn Padget, was shot on Saturday
Iasf,Ssbout three miles northeast of Mid
d~lstewn, BY 1sansther ysung man named
Hall. We understand nThpadget, Hall.
and several others, all a good d~eafintoxi-
Gated. were engaged in shooting at a mark,
when a quarrel took place between the two
individuals named. After a few words.
Padget, whs in a fight en- some previous
occasion, had injured Hall severely, sd-
vanced upon him with a view of making
an assault. Hall declared his inability to
contend with Padget in a fight, and rails
iug his rifle warned him to stand off F.
Padset, however, continued 10 approach,
and Hall shot him dead. Hall was exam
ined ia Middietswn on Monday, and com.
mitted, and is now in Jail in this city
We understand that he is or eas q citizen
Of Virginia,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10

AWFUL coNFLAGRATIsN.-In Tallahas.
see, Florida, about 4 o'clock on tho eve.
ming of the Goth uIt., a fire broke out in
the stables attached to the Washington
Hall, communicated with that edifice and
thence spread all over the city, leaving it
u mass of ruins. So rapid was the progress
Of the flames that very little property was
saved from the general destruction. The
loss is varisuslY estimated at from three
hundred thousand to half a million of dol.
lars, with but thirty thousand dollars insu.
rance. The contents Of the Post Office
were with difficulty saved. The Flotidian
efice was destroyed, but the paper will
not be disseminated, as the editors Of the
opposing paper (the STAR have generously
arranged fer issuance till new materials
can be obtained. From all a~ecousts, it
must have been u heart.rending scene,
and the distress that must follow calls
loudly upon every generous ssu! in other
cities for allsviation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
LOST OR MTSLAm

A prouaissory note drawn by E E Woods to
the order Of (and endorsed by) Woods
payable Goth Dec. lS43, fer S552 Sc at the
Louisiana Branch Bank at Baton Rouge.
All persons are cautioned not to trade or
contract for the above note, payment having
been stopped. The finder will confer a favor
by leaving the above note. at this Office.
june 10 Is 1t F A WOODS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
NOTICE.

COMMENCEMENT a uns resolution do coD.ai
lie viAe de Baton ROUGE, passee le Icr con
rant-tous ceux quI dolyent a Ia co"po@afion
de cctte vile sont requis de payetinEe3:atc-
ment, ct ceux 4ui doivent deo tazss boar plrs
dune aimee sont notifies, due s'lIs ne patent
pas dams trente lnurs de Ia date dc Get AVS,
Ieurs complies sera1t p'ac6s entire lee mains
de ~I'ofiicier pour en taiSe Il collection.
s. skOLFIELD,
Q maj g TrcsorIer ct Cullectcua.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-10
ISL

The prices of this splendid bntsh Ire re-.
duced for the remaining part Of rb4 season Is
the following figures $40 cab, payable or
he ground, and Sl5 payable Oh tie 18Th Of
July, by satisfactory note g!yal Oh tE5 ground.
The horse Will Continue II .ius o1d Stands
for further particulars tcG bills. n
rnay ~ IL 1t, !. ". RCALMAN.