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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
Cy On the first Of June, a dead man,

Or On the first Of June, a dead man,
supposed to be named ii A Fruby, from
papers found in his p~ossession-was taken
up at the plantation of Col. B. /. Barrow,
below Tunica Island, and on his person
was found a gold watch, with the name Of
A MoUroN, engraved upon the back, also
a twenty dollar bill of the bank of Louisi-
ana. From the appearance Of the body,
it is supposed TO have been drowned seve-
raj weeks. Any further information in
relation to the articles found, can be had
at the office of this paper.-Louisiano
Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

IL One Of the most distinguished supper
tors of the temperance course IN this or any
other country, is the Rev. Mr.. L'jlgahEc, a
niger preacher in New York. This remark-
able divine has Joined the temperance society
tco huaarsd AID fffg.one i',aes. and is care
ful to renew the pledge every time he gets
drunk. lie even gets drunk occasionally &c
illustrate degrading charcter OF the vice, and
for the purpose of telling his experience al
temperance meetinge,-What devotion to the
cause of reform,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
TEMPERANCE HYMN.

We recommend the following TO our tenn
perance friends. as one of the most appropri-
ale things in the language for singing at
temperance meetings. 1t written by TOW
EEoob, JR.
There liy'd an honest fisherman
knew him passing we'll
Who dwelt hard by a little pond,
Within a little dell.
A grave and quiet man was he,
Who lov'd his hook and rod, <
SO eten ran his line of life,
His neighbors thought it oda.
For science and for hooks he said,
He never had a wish
No school to him was worth fig,
Except a 8" school Of fish,
This single minded fisherman
A double calling had
To tend his Gocks in winter time,
In summer fish for shad.
In short, This honest fisherman
All other tolls forsook,
And though no vagrant man was he,
lie liv'd by "HooE and CROOK
All day that fisherman world sit
Upon an ancient log,
And gaze into the water, like
Some sedentafy frog.
A cunning fisherman was he,
Ifs ANGLES all were 1eHr-
And when no scratch'd bis aged roll,
You'd know he'd got a BITE.
To charm the fish, he never spoke
Although his voice was fine,
lie found the most convenient way
Was just to "drop q line"
And many a "~gudgeon'' Of tho pond,
If made to speak to-day,
Would own, with grief this angler bad
A mighty 'tahtng ray"
Ono day while fishing on the log,
He mourned his want of luck
When suddenly he felt a bite,
And jerking-Caught a duck.
Alas! that day the fisherman
Had taken too much grog,
And being but a landsman, too,
He couldn't "KEEP THE Log"
In vain he strove, with all his might,
And tried 10 gain the shore
Down, down, he went 10 feed the fish
He'd baited oft before.
The moral Of this mournful talo
TO all is plain and clear
4 single "drop too much'' of rum
May make a watery B1ER.
And he who will not "sign the pledge"
And keep the promise fast,
May be, in spite of fate, a STIFF
CoLD-WATER MAN at last
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

Such a lournal-utilitarian throughout-is
what has long been needed aud wished for
in this community - Communication in HE
last Adrocate.
SO have good schoolInasters been wished
for, but we have wished in vain.
Moan WEBsfER-This great and good
man is 10 more he died at New Haven, Ct,
the 25th ult, in the 65th year Of his age.
The ". Tribune thus allules TO his demise.
We will not use The steretoped phrase
that the country has sustained n loss in
the death Of Webster, for, happily, bis
works live after him. His life has been
prolonged beyond The usual terms Of human
existence, and his uhremittipg labofs have
been fully completed. A capaciors volume
Of sections from his political and mis-.
collaneous writings has been recently pub.
lished, and The great trophy of his life, his
Dictionary Of tho English Language-by
far the best ever published-has just been
thoroughly and finally revised by hin.
Having completed 10 the utmost limit a
life of usefulness to men and piety to God,
we do not mourn that he has boon called
10 his rest, though we feel that OUT conn.
try has lost in him one of her worthiest
and most illustrous citizens. When wo
saw him for a few moments last winter,
mind appeared mistaken by the ravages
Of time, and his interest in ~transpiting
events and his coun'ry's welfare was such
as to shame many of her citizens in the
prime Of life and activity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

rT'Thc Raynn Sara Chronicle Of Saturday
last tells Of the death Of Mr.. b. II. Joy OF
West Baton Rouge, and formerly a resident
OF this town. Mr.. Joy was drowned in at
tempting to save a fiat boat that had got loose
fran the landing in consequence Of the Gazing
i'll ot The bank.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

QuERE1-Are the letters of christopher
QuiIp, Randolph Of Roanoke, and the Sketch
rs Of the NeD ORLEANS Bar by "a legal gen
tlenan,' written by the same hand7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

SAruRpAr. Jane II. 1919.


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continues. We begin 10 thInk the Tempe
rance Societies have not consumed all the
cold water yet
a. We rah inform onr iIrnds ~ inc
N. q. Trupir thr object that Tntltra''nn'
Voice Around 'tr lali has IN 'l"" a'"t'-
I "r. II IL a rank ahol'f'oh Ff'h' we nav
received A rolr. but one, winch we ''"S' WIZ
tn The last.
rur,,y :, 1,1y-1n New Orleans aud
other surrounding places We "''s'''' h''''
ments t"r celebrating The ever s'o'''nS
Fourth. IN Bafnh hnngF' '''' ann ~ me
r. ins in this Parish, the day VIII h' property
c0'nmeinoratFd There VIII o' m ''Hi'"' "
rroccseicn. &c. IN BATON rouge ann ~ INV
rlaih9 a turn cut q the morse c'f'P8hleS' q
good tar'acue and 't'ef l'i' FA''as'
We must not forget to mention 'ha' WIZ
NnserIman, OF this town. "''' S'oa "P Il
frIendid balloon the evening Oh INC '"'"''
m, For Tho rtrn6se If keeping The pre-
,~,olirrg NJ ,hn rr1jre 1n,irs or East and
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country, is likely to rise on for a while sun
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land, the Arkansas, Rcd River and many
others.
We are verbally informed that a largc
breach in The lcvre. near Donaldson. and on
that side Of the river. declared itself on
"Wednesday. The planters were busy with
their negroes closing it, but this could not he
accomplished before great damage was done,
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IhE torhr.-Ne nave had some ihtcfoF'-
ing scenes in Court this week, cases Wh''h
have attracted the a'tenf'oh Of the eh'ife pun
lIc' WV VIII mehuoh e"l '""' 'la' ~ we
muia'to' accused OIL hf''s MI hihS S'''' vi
the 2nd January Ias'' an" d prosecutor i''
Islander. Inc former Was' Oh course an a'-
ton OF the state against inc F''Sohe'' an" u'
prosecution was conducted ny me blSti''
Attorney, A. heaa, ESQ., aSSlS'ed oN 'A-pis'
tflc' Attorney, JOS fo"'e'' "Sq" anu l'' wv
prisoner eol' Lyons, OIL clinton
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

u The Mississippi state Agricultural
Fair came of At Jackson the 2Sth ult, 1t is
I'd cribcI d a splendid assembly the great
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

TWhat's IN the wind ,-Picauuns
Bill! Jones shirt taI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

IucATAN-There is no further news of
Importance from lncatan, though we have
dates to the 5;h instant. Commodore Moore's
vessels were at anchor of Campeachy, and
the Mexican feet were at Lerma. HostllitIcs
had ceased for the present under proposals
~ a .rea.v Of II arc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

q The wings Of East Fcliciani are out
strong in favor of Mr.. Eiam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

C.ntrtf.-We place a powerful article
from the pen Of this Author on onr first rae",
to-day. His picture If the English i:,ono Vt
the most faithful and at The SAINT time, bril-
liant drawings ever locked on. How hsauti-
fnl tho sentiment, that TO work is to try ones
fe)l against Nature-to exalt yourself by
wrestling down an opponent ST. powerful
rartylo makes work truly noble the only
toucl-stone Of genuine nobility. Carlyle is
Ilnhl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
ETA ne t,NNNENl INN

Agrseably 10 a promise made las week' we
place in our columns the Tth article oi the
constitution and the Law arising under It ter
calling a Convention. The article reads;
, 1843-10-14
Call and See.

WE take this method of saying TO
w all persons indebted TO US. on
Note, Book account, or Judgment,
that We want u money, ard intend
10 take measures 10 collect it. Many
have owed Us fer years, and all our
accounts are now due, as all our pres.
ent years accounts are payable on
demand. We intend shortly placing
a large portion OF them IN proper
hands for collection, and those who
do NOT wish to be sued will do we! 20
call and make some Arrangement. 1t
is out of the question to give longer
indulgence except something more
definite is done than mere promises
To .pay as soon as IcGn.' We are
thankful, and always pleased TO re-
ceive even small PGymentT. but we
need and must collect all our debts
Z. & ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana, Sept. 5, l243. Gw45
, 1843-10-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY vi;tue and authority OF an exc
- cuiion issue | rom the office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Pike county Missouri. in favor of
William S. Ilougil, ard against John
Il Garter, Samuel Pepper, Thomas
MackPy ana james ". Booth. |
have levied upon and seized oil the
right title interest and claim Of the
said Thomas Mackey OF in and to 1hs
following real estate. tow it: the South
half Of Section thirteen Township
No. tiity-lhrre. range No. one West.
and viii sell the sane to the highest
bidder, for cash IN hand at the Court
house door. in the town ot Bowling
Green in SAID COUNTY. on the l6h day
81 October 1843. AMI during the term
Of the Circuit Court for sad County.
10 satisfy said execution and all casts.
WIN. PEFIX, Sheriff.
Sept. 23d. 1843. 3N47
, 1843-10-14
Administrators Notice.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the tn
az designed has taken out lettersof Ad-
ministration On The estate OF Thomas
Craig, deceased, late of Pike County.
Missouri, bearing date the Pad day or
Oct. lS43. AL persons. theref5.a, in
icl'"d 20 the estate Of said deceased, are re-
gucstcG to make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
trcnticated, within one year from the date
of said letters, OF they may be precluich
from having any benefit Of said estate, aud
if said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he forever bar-cd
GEORGE SMITH, Admir-.
October 9Th, 1913. 3wI9.
, 1843-10-14
STRAW IOsa.

GTRAYED .rcn the nelghbcrhood
- If Ashley, a small iron gray three
year old colt--a g-idIng, slender
made. lightmane and tail, with a large
white spot on enc arm, thought to be
on the right-di,hlaced. Any person
knowing Of such a stray, and wal
convey word TO John Crow, or ia.
cob Lemon. shall lave i reasonable
compensation.
JAS. II. u. HENDERSON.
September 18th, 1G4S. 2w46.
, 1843-10-14
List of Letters,

e EMAINING in the Pest Office at
s-A Bowling Green, Mo-, on 3Oth Of
Sept, lS43, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post Office as dead letters.
George Adams, James Bruntr. Adam
Brsustctter, Wm Eggs. Eliza Cole, w 7
Dunn, Nancy fullerton, Robert Gerry, Rev .
John F. GrUy, Thamss Grares, Doctor Hey
son, NATHANIEL Hayden, James FIaddock,
J. P. Hubbard, Jese iinmm, Wiliism Jcn-
kim, William Johnson, Joseph RuIagr, Geo.
Marzoff, w. W. Mckay, Enoch Matson
Jacob Mulberry. Sarah Mcclure. Luke If
Mcclure, Jas. u. shannon. Juo. Stuart, An.
drew Shepherd, John F. Spear. z 2 Stroth
ct, F Todd, Smith Taylor, Tate & En-
cIi-n, Mnry Ward, F. Melhoitr, John C.
Wr!born, Isaac Ward, Quin:on Wilson
Thos. ) Waters w II Waters, Jas. l.. Walk.
er.
II. G EDWARDS. p. NJ.
October 7tb, 1872. 4c-tE.
, 1843-10-14
:. 81 2aUIIQ.

4 IL those who have no'e< due the
"A estate Of VIM. McPike, decd. will
lave to attend this Office functuaiIy.
Those Who havenntes due u months.
will Please call and settle the interest,
either by cash or note. az hey wall
find Their n, ties in the officers hand,
for collection.
AILCY McPIkE Admr'x.
Oct. i4jh 1913. 3W- so.
, 1843-10-14
A OF MISSOURI SC
County Of Pike.

SNei-hl Vi
IA the County Court, Aug. term 1913.
GEORGE READING, Admin;stra-
VI tor Of the estate Of James G..
Reading, deceased, comes into Court
and files his petition for the sale Of
the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by atrue
account OF his Administration, a list
Of the debts due to, and by the de-
ceased, and remaining unpaid. and an
inventory Of the real estate, and of
the remaining personal estate, and all
other assets in his hands; the whole
verified by the affidavit of the I'd
ministrator. Il is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said es-
tate be notified hereof, and unless
the contrary be shown on the first
day Of the next term of this court.
an order will be made for the sale Of
the real estate Of said deceased, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay the debts of said deceased, and
further ordered that this notice be-
published for six weeks in some news
paper IN this Stale.
4 lrue copy from the record.
Teste. A. II. BUCkNER, Clerk.
Per s. w. BUcKNER. %. C..
August IS. 1G43. 6w43.
, 1843-10-14
ESeatlis.

In Buffalo township, on the Bird inst,
after a long and painful illness of con-
sumption, Mrs. Celena, consort Of John
Warnsley, aged about 43 years.
In this township, on Thnrsdaythe l2Ih
instant, Mr.. Darlington Davis, aged a
bout q years.
, 1843-10-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator
Il OF the estate OF VIM. McDannold.
deceased, late of Pike County no,
hereby gives notice TO all cfeditc~5
and others interested in said estate,
that he intends 10 make 4 tincI set
tlemeEt at said estate, al Inc next
Nov. term Of the County Court of
said Comfy.
NEWTON McDANNOLD, Id.
minisirator Of w. Med, deed.
October 7lh, 1843. 4w48
, 1843-10-14

nI virtue Of Il special Fieri Facias
- issued from the rifce Of the
Clerk OF The Circuit Court Of Pike
county. Missouri. in favor Of David
I. II. parSarS, and a"ritSt James [.
Byrnr. and William f.. Keith. and to
me directed. | shall sell /" the high,
est bidder for ready money. at the
Court House door in tic TOWN III
Bowling Green. IN said county Of
Pike, on tie 21h day Of Octoter.
lG43, between the hours OF nine and
five O'Clock OF said day. and durug
tie tcrmof the Circuit Ccurl for sap
Co.. the following described real es-
t9'c. iyjn- and being situate in sad
county. the same bel = the property
IT.. chod in tie cause t. VII: tie ".
+, If the S. W. O.. Of section lG.
80 |uNn-h iD fly ons. y. OF Il. 3 W..
. :. W. fourth of the \. W. guar
ter OF tie same sc.'i,r. and tliy
'.tcc. N! one ,i.irl acres Of tie W.
side ,f the l.. half al the :. ". ~.
Of SINE srrijon. and GO and tWn
l.ird acres OF the y. side a tie
:. z. fourth oG tie :. Y. =. ID. .-
same section. I'll "a '"- >.cn +. ana
ran.e. 10 satisfy the aea,, d;uaa-es
and costs On sail writ.
WIN. PENiI. S'criI.
, 1843-10-14
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be a Temperance meeting
at Louisville, Lincoln county, Mo-, on
Saturday the 18th inst, at II O'clock
Messrs. Wells and Dunn, and perhaps
others, will deliver addresses on the sub
ject Of temperance.
, 1843-10-14
Administrator Notice.

AolitE is hereby given, that the under
" signed hH. obtainei OF the tlerk of the
County Count CT Pike County. letters OF
Administration on the estate uf Allied Bur
rouShs, deceased, dated sept. 2oth. lsi3
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qn-ted TO make immediate payment. All
persons having claim. against said estate,
IRE requested "a exhibit them property nu-
thenticatcd, within one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be prec!u!ed
from having any henft of said estate, and II
not exhibited within three years. they will
be fore yer barred.
THOMAS PRITCuETT, Admir-.
September 22rd. l-43. 3w.7.
, 1843-10-14
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

NOtt'h Is hereby gIV"n. that tho IN
- ,-ri-r-,! has obtained from the Clel.
Of thr County toa7: ~ Pike county, No.
lrt'rr' Of Trs:ament.ry, upon the Estate Of
K. II. Sanford deceased, bearing date the
18th day Sept. a. ID 1913. All persona
having claims against said e-ta;e, are re-.
questsd to exhibit them in one year from
the date Q; said letters for allowance. or
they may be prec!uded hom aur benefit Of
said estate; and if such claims are not pre-
lated within three years from the date ui
.,id .-Is, they willie forever barred.
JOn,% CROW, r
JACOB La..NUN.S
Se1,. lGth, l-i.. ""fN.
, 1843-10-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

--OTICE is hereby given. that tie
" undersigned has Obtained from
the Clerk ur the County Court oi
Lincoln county, letters IS Admia'~'ra-
ton upon The Estate of E.l'sha
Weltv. deceased. hearing date II"
q5,h0f Sept. I843. All persons hav-
iar claims arr;n>r said estate. are r"-
crested t. eN.ihi, them in "Ce year
rron the dat" Of sail letters for al,
lowan.e. or they ray be rrpcInded
rom any he~efr of sajd estate: and
if such CLAIMS are not presented with
in three years fom the date Of said
letters. Il ev ~ - forever barred.
MOSES Nd. Admir-.
O.tDbar H.. 1913. 3N5D.
, 1843-10-14


pI virtue of Il special Fierl Pa
liz ciaS issued from the office Of the
Clerk of the cI;cuir court Of the coun-
" Of Pike. in tie State If Missouri,
il favor of james Mcitke. & against
Sann-l Kean. have levied upon and
seized all The ri-hr. title, interest and
claim. OF the sad Samuel kean, Of IN
and Ia tie following real estate /"
wit: The f. i OF the s. r. Or. Of
section thirty five, (35) T. flry five.
80 i. three 81 W.. containing SO
acres. and 10, No. /. OF he \. W. ~.
If section number sever. ~ in i.
No. fifty 'our. 90 \. oil 4. No. twr
~ W. continuing eighty acres. all
ia tie county and State aforesaid. and
Will sci the same L. tie highest iii.
der for cash IN hand. AZ lh' court
house door. in the iown Of DDnIn.
Green. in s.ii county Of Pike. on The
2Ulh day of October next. and be,
tween the hours 81 9 and ) O'Clock
cf ssiI hay. aud during lie term OF
tie Circuit Court. for 81 i equity, Ia
.a'',f. ,a:t execution aud al costs.
WM. PENN. Sheriff.
~.,t. 30 H.. lGI5. fnAG.
, 1843-10-14
BOWLING Green ACADEMY.

TEE second session Of the Bow
ling Green Academy will COM
mence Oh Monday the 18th Of Sept.
The course Of instruction will eu-
brace al the branches Of a good En-
glish education, with special attention
to the correct use of the Enyish
tongue-the natural sciences-ihe
!..IIa and Greek classics, and tho
higher brarc eli es of Mathematics.
The year sill be divided into quar-
tiers of eleven weeks each--except-
ing tie next which will continue four
teen weeks.
Terms far the coming Session.
O:tho.rarhy Reading & Wri-
ting, 81, %
Grammar, Geography, & A.
rithmetic or either. GOO
The Natura; Sciences 100
Latin & Cheek. and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, $50
\ pair cf Artificial Globes Wi! ue
provided for those who study Geogra-
ply and Astronomy--also apparatus
to illustrate TIE simple principles Z.
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
No deduction will bs made in tui-
tion for absence after q scholar Is en-
;cTcd until finally Withdrawn, except
10 case of sickness.
There Will be 4 public examination at
The close CT each session.
JOHN IIUBDaDN-
August i9:h. IG43. t-43
, 1843-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of tie
Clerk q! inS cUuntY court {; IIEo
county, letters of Administration On
the estate Of Robert Long. deceased,
dated October 9Th, IG45; all persons
indebted 10 said estate, are requested
TO maze Immediate payment; all per-
sonS having claims acains, said estate,
are requested 10 exhibit them proper
~ authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters or they
may be Precluted from having any
benefit Of said estate, and if not eX-
hib::eI within three years, tL.ey VII
lie forever barred.
THOMAS BERKLEY, Adm.
October 7th, 1873. 3w43.