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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-I'ntlsh Of East Ha

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Conrt-rrtlsh Of East Ea.
ton Rouge.
John w Muskelman.
II s Holmes, Lilley, Ell al
by virtue Of n writ Of pluf fefi facias issued
in The above entitled suit. from The honorable
third district court, holden in and for The pa
rish Of East Baton Rouge. and directed to The
Sheriff Of said parish, viii be exposed to pab.
lie sale, on
EArunbAy, the 9Th day Of May, 1919,
on The premises. commencing At ~ o'clock A
NJ, al The right, title. interest and claim Of
Amos Adams one Of The defendants in eteeus
lion, in Of 10 the following described property
TO wit
A certain tract Of land situated in this IA.
rtsh. about seven miles from The tswn Of la
ion Rouge. containing 900 acres more or less.
together with hl the buildings aud improve.
ments thereon.
Moreover the following named slaves.
John 40 years Of age,
ella, ~
Caroline, lG, "
Lucy, II,
Noses. -. "
Dilla. o. "
Emily. 10. "
Niles. II. 4"
David 3,
Nancy, 80,
Emma, IL,
Debby, ~, and her two children;
Dob, 80.
Hannah an ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court--parish Of East Ba.
ton Rouge.
N, Orleans g. Carrollton
Rail Road Company, a
Daniel Lewis, ct al

Va, '
Daniel Lewis, ct al.
by virtue Of a writ Of feri faciaa, isssed in
the above entitled suit, and directed to tho
Sheriff Of the parish Of East Baton Rouge, |
have seized and will expose to public sale, on
SATURDAY, 9Th day Of May Is4S,
at the court house in The town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II o'clock a n, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of William z. Knox,
one Of the defendants in or 10 the following
described property 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land situated III this pa
IRISH OH the waters of Big Sandy Creek, togc-
Their with all The buildings and Improvements
thereon, containing three hundred twenty
acres more or less, bounded West By lands oi
William Kelly.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment interest, ard
costs in the above entitled suit.
l. G MORRIS, Dep. Sheriff.
april | s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

The note annexed Was handed us this ttiurna
Ing, VIZ shall he happy toteteite from Mr.
Laxative a statement ui The Influences That
controlled bic vote Oh the important occasion
aIluisa Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

a
Third 7nrr or '!ra. soo1s'~"""'" h'"
g., Eaton Rouge
j. MKslleY' mo 1901
William ksllt ast husband , ,ssa.a ia
The virtue o. : ean,of heri faeias ,hira dis.
tfiet 1sEe sur. .,a hv'' i, hsnofab,s aaris., Of
East padsse' R a.tupa and a l for W, ~ de sbtrf
Of said pafss, will 10 s1pSs's u, % public sal'
TtsspAr, ss I'd day d Ma. 1919.
on the tfemisesat II o'clock a all
right title and intsfss. Of The defsbda,s irss
TO ths following dsseribsa property 10 W.
A certain trhet Of lanfsitusied In thlsis
risl,, OF, which the dsfehdantaow reside.
tanning three hundred and tY snay hete TX.
ef less. with ali the buildings and ~inprf6,.
inehts thereon, bounded West by vacant Inn,
North by Nattlss; East by Kney. ana gurtL
by Ralws, moreover The following named
slaves to wit
Billy, aged about 30 years,
Louis 10, ="
Nancy 80,
and her Two children,
Edmund 10 and Eliza. g years Of age.
Cintha 90,
and her two children,
Mary Ann, aged 3, and
James about | year old,
Household and kitchen futnitnte.
tafnning utensils, &c
surrendered by The defendant 10 satisfy N, .
Judgment interest and costs In The absva suit
Terms Of sale-eHshs
l. g NORRIS, Deputy eb'a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
Y.


sMa Taken up by + y Conrad. nj his
VI MA-~ plantation. seven miles from Ba%
amA gM ton Rouge. IL dark sbffel horse
SH Pr fourteen hands high, q star on
s#-sAazHaRs The fotehead. and a white snip
about eleven years old. In very Thin condition.
The owner will comply with The law and
take him away. J HUEsTON.
Jan - 81 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

ArFoHFsr ATp e%egssnLtsp ar law.
Residences in Baton u.,,.,

rTb BWBNsELtbR At law
Residence In Baton Rouge.
VIII hereafter restrict his practice 10 The
several courts Of the parishes Of Fast and
West Baton Refuge, the district court Of The
parish Of Coheerdia and in The Supreme
Court at New Orleans and Alexandria,
At The following terms.
l. Legal advice which may tend 10 prevent
litigation, gratis
o. No charge made for advice. Or service.
rendered to The INDECENT and oppressed.
o. All fees not exceeding fifty doliars 10 be
Paid In advance, over fifty dollars one half in
advance, the balance on the rendition Of the
judgment, Hniess otherwise agreed on.
q. In The Supreme Court, when counsel for
appellant, no additional charge will be made.
rs counsel for appellee the ehsrgs will BIZ re.
gulated by agreement.
o. IN no case 10 be security for cost, Or ad-
vance f0r april 8 0iy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
MAN0D Nv

The price of fresh flour being 81 90 per
BARRE, the bakers must give, the ensuing week,
393 ounces of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
l'tAuueNtxt. 3ist AptV. lHIJ

ItAaufMiSf. 2ia April. lei5.
nraH ElR - viii, As svet az my business
viii allow mo tiute Ia d. az, give voi the
grounds aud tneaha why ! voted against the
removal Of The government al present may
sta,e to yen, IN The mean time, That . AIN h"'
nnpused 10 such %feiHnyai nj q pr per tine
with respect Sc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

All kinds OF Job Work, Blanks, &c, neatly
executed at this osiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

Cot Johnson IN Nbw ORbFANs,-Col
Ielusee's reception in New Orleans Oh
ThafHaay, Though net 40 brilliant az that Of
Mr., Clay in December, evinoed the same
gaod feeling and liberal sentiments on part
Of the inhabitants. The brief space between
the notice Of his coming aud of l,s arrival,
allowed little tiais for eefenonieus prepare.
ton, aud a want oi mutual understanding be-
tween The visitor AMI eisiteea of each others
operations, prevented The proper completion
vf the PREPARATIONS made. A ealate of u
guns from The place d'Arines was fired and
q speech made by Seth Barton, and teelihgly
replied to by the Colonel All the papers
treat him with high courtesy,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District Court~-I,arssti of East ga-
ton Rouge.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District Court~-I'arfsh Of Ear ga-
ton Rouge.
Robert 7 Young.
w. No III
Gideon Nevi1L
BY virtue Of an order OF seizure and sale
issued IN The above entitled suit and directed
TO the Sheriff Of the parish ri Fast Bat. .
Rouge, ] have seized end will expose to put
lie sale, IN
SATURDAY, Gil day Of May 1s43,
al The court housed in the town Of Baton Rouge,
commencing al II O'clock A M, all The right,
title, interest and claim Of the defendant in or
to certain tract Of land situated in this pa
rish near 81 Johns Plains, containing five hun.
dred and five atpents more or less, bounded
North and East by lands owned by tho late
Jas. Young, Wsst by Dr. n w Walker, and
David Young, and South by The said David
Young. with all the buildings ana improve
nents thereon.
Seized to satisfy The Judgment interest and
costs IN the above entitled Fuit. y
Terms Of sale, cash.
L. NORRIS, Dep. sheriff.
april l 8 -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

STRAY HORSE.
Taken up by Hiram Williams, at his place
about ID miles from Brion Rouge, and near
The residence Of Mr.. BartelI beyond The Co.
niite, a bay horse, without mark or brand,
about ID! hands high and apparently 8 years
Of age tllB spring. The owner will comply
with the law and take him away.
april 10 1Df J IIUESTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
SALE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE. -.
STATE or LOtttatANA,

'1''t" ~ n tbEsh w 7 JI.h v II, e.
STATE or LOUtgIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
ny virtue Of an order from the Hon Charles
iesslef, parish Judge in and for said parish.
will be exposed to sale on
sArtHpir, 9th day Of May, ts45.
81 The court house in The town of Baton Hat,er
TO commence at ~ o'clock NJ. all The right ii.
tie, interest and claim Of the owner or ownsrs
OF a certain negro man. slave, q runaway, cen
fhed in the depot Of The parish, for The last
w" years. who calls himself IeaHuA. he is 4
feet 81 inches high, about 30 years old, he has
been shot in the right hip. several scars on ths
arms and body, says he belongs to Hugh Fish
er, n negro trader.
He was committed on The sDtb March 1e4t,
ara is now to be sold for The fees Of capture.
detention. and other charges in said depot.
Terms If sals-eash.
HFfil ! y II w FOWLER. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

MATCHES! MATCHES
Thirty gross of Matches just received, and
for sale low, at the manufacturer prices, by
july % I'd 6. Nj. HEROMAN, Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
aItMMEn AnnANGEMENT T.,
NOTICE.

NtIttE.
An election viii take place il This parish
on Munday The 9Th day Of May next for sig
members sf tho police jury to- represent The
following wards, viz
lst ward IN the place nf Anthony Monset to
lie held at the court house by NJ No
reno e& j. 7. O
I'll ward ii The place or 4 DHplabtisr. the cleo
ton to be held by las. Cooper, E91.
J, +. nj his Office.
81 ward in The place Of John Ring. presided
by Msssfs r u Rh@des Il John Ring,
Al The house Of r u Hltedes.
Al, ward in the place IF r II Ceft6ran at the
plains, at Townsend. presided by Geo.
7, Liliey. Esd. J. +,
1th ward in The place NJ ] q willis. presided
by J r Willis and John Foreman Mt
Joseph Csepef's hntse.
9Th ward in The place Of Henry Carrie, presi-
del by p Hickey and Dr., J 9 Will
liams. At the house Of + Hickey. Esq.
OH TEssIEH y
T,atnn Rance. 18Th An,it 1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

AZ We can assure our friend Of the Gin.
ton Wing that there is not the elighteat ground
for the prevalent suspicious az to Judge Nor
grants political iaith, He is wing in and aat=~
whtg all ayer, Neither he or Dawson change
their principles. or suppose Il necessary 80 10
~ BY holding Office under John Tyler, The
truth lie jshn Tyler must fill the offices under
his control wtIh SEINE enc. and as he eantiet
lind 1gieasLaea enough IN any community, he
is obllgedsS supply the deficit by selections
a'nang wings or democrats,
both Dawson and Morgan are now peer,
and Il ia we'll knewn that men without money
are weak Instruments in any party. Should
they manage to feplehiHh their light Golfers,
"a will shew how they II stand,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
STRAY MT1tT9

STRAY MULES.
Taken up by Mr.. Dennis Daigre, at bis re-
sldence on the II ghlands, about 3 miles from
town, two mare mules, one a dark and the
other a light brown, Il (suppoaed) Spanish
brand on the left thigh, resembling an lnvert-
ed I. with large white marks Oh The shoulder
where cI'afel by The collar. The owner
will comply with the law and take them AWAY.
april ID 10 J HUESTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
Haten Rouge. 18Th Artil 1913.

AUCTION SALE.
Parish # Nsaf Bafem Rouge.
Will b Offered al public auction by The
Judge Of The above parish, and sksoffeis aue=
%tioneer. on
MONDAY, gath day Of April.
At 10 o'elotk. A NJ, on The premises. The planta4
ton on which | reside. containing three sfpents
front Oh the River, by forty in depth, parallel
lines bounded on one side by lands Of IT J
Grover. and on The other by those Of julien
Gou1eatt. sehior-togethcf with all improve
msnts. clio. thereto belonging.
Conditions made known on thf day Of sale.
HHIGETTE J'AILEAtf. wife.
april = LOUIS LONGFPEE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22
A NAVAL "REMINISCENCES.

ala the naval public service. commanders
miilst AL uIsnf, delicate snsplcions-npv, the
evidence vl their own syas=tliaY must give
desperate commands. and they must require
inst auta ueuits obedience
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

flile above is but y very itnpat feet shetrl
of Col Johlisen's address,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

A Hteit BHFAHfMHNT=Iha War Departs
tieht ttFas lie ten dollars. Not long ago. We
sent ai orr bill. The Department, under date
Of fhe 23l instant, replied 81 beg your itdul.
gene till The coming month. cay during The
first week. when The amount shall be RENTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAR.
Things Ia philadelphia.
!, ,-ra.,.o;,ass.ce Of The Newly ork TYibrus
PAlLApElrHrA, sept z.bre i.-p

p
R,avs- T,Lrx-The i1rtsssi Js t.-Gcrsd 70 t6i, -
nan m, i- SIN inst, ~ number -f natives aEd fr,.I :,
ireland re,idls IL tJs eisy 70 accept tr eoupsrp, ~
public dinner foT as aid 10 tie czaSe OF sge4 ha,
ceptrd b. Robsrt, who thanked te CofaGsr 70, H., s
position manifested sustain toe President sgaios,
an worthy Md rGsI improper attack which very f.
boasi fooiiis EaglishrEsa has l'-y EAde apor 49,
.-saning Lord Brougism OF eoufse.
SHiFN.N.-Jzeob shiputnr tha hbscoadiag rg,,.s- J,
ARMED ia city Ftiay aisranou aat Is now ST.
tuc with has family who said &c Tvstde woobsyy
jersey
Nl5Rs M,>,L,usurrE- tbs Gr,ud Jury hay. -.
rae bills against capt BI,tsrbacs OF the s,es5s,
and Floyd. Pto;, for m7aS4ughieT eaaiiag IL. Sr
II Thomas clifton BY running dnwl / small b,s. -
winch III deceased fishing several sstAs ,.ne, ''
CoSyfCrEp.--T Jafy IA the Gaze q Peter d.,
William Nont-th, who hNy- been "a thei, trs -; -
Thursday chsrse Of conspiracy IA asirani.s, r.
Pratt Mexican ou OF .5og; $1,000 worth q si,.. .I
uu, ;iBlss retained INTO Court ti irortiBg with
Of Guilty. Du.sG uss tie porter of AicKs.n add 49,
the tfaymaE He eA45 ms one o! deep intse FINN ~
act OF eminent cocase! bang engaged and sfr, ,t
t witnesses ezlEaasd. series Of .asesy dselo,s5 -,
~ the cIos5-ea.minatiea Of three Of hs ,,itees,, m
fence " no sta-rd they had been hired 10 T.riae h,,
lmnsditGey after me rslditieE Of Tie ysrdicf TIA g.
lsret JOSIAH Goldsmith William Lilly lud Gso,r. -
lard 10 % arrested and committed 20 prison 10 sy
Trial fer corrupt and wIliai perjury.
OrR MAREEr,.--GeSpits TIE lnfarorabe t,, - =,
weather DUNG the week esdius Yesterday rery ,,,-
{ husiusS, ms taken place AID .ragsal ,rc,s,.i
fsE
The Fail Trade more prosperous. III. ,r,;tt
manifested In Market street alone ,,,onse,, cyS
ss public require of thr extensive business trnsacs,
our merchants The Western aai South.ws,fsyr rr,,
sers who ;hr5ay Philadelphia, ,edora visited as pr
more favorable prospects; add equally Certain ,ey !
rot leave without having first e,c;e the Of their &
upon the fair aud honorable terms adyan,,,eou,
he seller IS sell as the buyer.
In Cotton, during the week, ne szimlon has beer %
considerable eNlsnt. Flour coauaar, The decline ~,
market has been dull although Eale 70 faiT amoun, b
occurred.
CRAir hs. fallen oil piies sqr the decline in ncu,
The stock hand Is comparatively Ugh; at present
The Coz. TRaDE.These s;ili coutGuss to Be a ,sss
" Of vessels for Elstecn pori' TIE freight New-Yot
SrocE SALE..-The animation car stock nark.i C.,
e,dly truly astonsbsS The sales larger ,has m
several preceding days and the desire 10 purchase nu
! a,yoacer
EYcH,xss, &c.There Is no material alteration ia H.,
Of domestic exchanges Tha bushes, trsg.prias
quite limited, and not worthy ofrecordilg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
Pirates and Insurrection at Manila.
The Boston Transcript publishes the follow
ing extract from private letter received by
a gentleman in Boston, dated
!" MAXILLA, April S, lsl3.

" MANILA April ), 1913
The passage from Batavia mere Of interest,
being sight Of land almost. every day During the passage
through the Java Sea- chased by PreGs (cra
about the Of sloop full OF pirates During the
night time put all lights board, altered the
ships course steered b. the stars, and lost sight OF
them These pirates from the Islands Of ndon aad
C-ebes.
During the las, month there was an instruction
this place caused principally by Of the old Catholic
Priests, who altered his belief and began preach in Ma
nia city but banshed from thar place under
penalty Of DEATH should he again Thence he
the native villages where there quartered regiment
OF soldiers and began preach and obtained many
followers. The Governor of Manila forthwith reg.
destroy the town and people. This regiment
composed mos. Of soldiers drafted from this city The
they arrived, they turned and killed all their
officers and with the assistance of the old Priests followers
marched Manila and during the night scaled the walls OF
OF the largest fortssecured all that ,and then
blew up end Of it After that they proceeded the
magazine which had but entrance and thar secured
by iron doors. They succeeded in forcing three Of
them when much 20 their surprise the fort retaken BY
he Governors troops who marched into the fort and
after LITTLE skirmh took them all prisoners. few days
since e. of them shO, aud ts srangied death
Last Saturday there tremendous fire this place,
which consumed about 1000 buildings and des.
toying the whole city. painful go shore and
he people, have lost their children and their
parents by the flames You go PAGES amongst
the runs without, coming in contact with corpse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

A FORGERY AT RIcHMoND.-We learn from the
Rchnoud Sta. tha, Nj Samuel c. Winston who recently
kept shoe upon shokoe Hill al that CITY, has b.el
guilty. ioIg-ries and has fed. The amount
auon abou: 5000 considerable portion Of which ha,
been discounted ey the banke,; bu, the loss will fail upon
Individuals who received The forg-Ies genune paper
M W has heretofore been regarded perfectly and
highly r-pectabl-"was member OF the church and
ffsInily He slop-d on Friday LAST.
J. Benjamin West was arrested yesterday on
charge II robbery and afte examination before Justice
Bowen, committed take bis al the nex term OF
me Supreme Court " est Of the gag ho cap
rusea Messs Shelley, Keep Peckham and Harris a. Che
ac and after rob5iug hem Of their money whatever
Else they had about them marched them under ccunsan
OF great cruelty Woonsocke, distance OF fifteen
miles Mr Shelley suffered severely from the effects Of MS
nhums treatment and all Of them asul,ed and abused
The march. W H Potter, who ac cd as DORIS Adutan
General at Chepaebe has been arrested the charge
Prov. jour-
ELoPEMESTs ILLEoAL-The Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania have decided thar is an offence
Jaw 10 assist female unde; age escape from he fathers
control and marry again,, his viii.
SNow.-On Friday, about 3 O'Clock. there was
pnDklg of snow fell with the Esin the corner OF 6h
and Pune streets This fact we learn from two
gentleman, iaGredihe a. il may appear Phi Gsz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
Your friend, WILLIS HALL.
Mes5rs. KING, PEUYS and McCoLLrM, Committee, sc.

ARREST OF WHIrAoRE, THE FoRGER.-Otficer
McKibben and Constable Brown Of the 9th Ward arrived
hither Friday having in custody James CWhrmofe,
la1e T. S mail contractor. whom they arrested Nescast-.
Delaware charged wiki having forged the sigma
,u,es OF Teunis Craven, Naval Store Keeper
at Brooklyn and Capt s Il S:rughau the con,mandan, of
the Navy Yard 20 draft for Sl5+ Rober. c. Wemo.e
Navy Agent and which Wh,r,o.e got cashed
the Bank Of NewHaTea, CT, TO which place he will be
caks. 10: t-ial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

FROM ST. DoM1yco.-The schooner Topic ar
rived here last evening, having left st. Domingo
on the 1st instant. Capt. Smith states that Gen.
REVERE left St. Domingo August 18th, with 5000
troops, for Port au Prince, having been 10 all the
principal towns appointing officers and establish
ing new laws. The people appear quiet and tran
Gull at present. Markets for all kinds OF Amer
can produce dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

DIscHARGED.-The two men, Watson and
ColIyer. who were arrested few days since BY
the officer of the 4ih Ward, on suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the robbery and murder on board
the schooner Sarah Lavinia were, after e1anlina-
ton, duly discharged, as no circumstances ap-
peared sufficient TO warrant their detention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

u We understand that DR.. LAaDSER is ex-
pected soon to return to this city and to deliver
one or more series Of Lectures on Astronomy and
other scientific subjects. He has interested HIM
self in RusseIl's Planetarium and viii use il in
illustration of his lectures. They cannot fail,
therefore, to be of great interest and highly pop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
Maine,

The following table, comprising returns from
above two-thirds Of the towns in the State, makes
it nearly certain that there has been no election of
Governor by the people. Besides the abolition
vote, which is quite heavy, the returns Of scat
tering include the vote for Mr.. Kavanagh, the
other Loco-Foco candidate which will number
not less than 5000. The Portland Argus loco
comedies that Anderson is not elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
Letter from Willis Hall.

We find the following interesting correspon'
dence between the Wing Committee of Aloah!
and Hon. " ILLS HALL in the Albany Evening
Journal OF Saturday. In common with the
Wings of the whole State, we greatly Geplore the
necessity which urges Mr.. Halls temporary
withdraw from public service, and shall han ms
retu7n which we trust VIII not be very long de-
lared, with the most ardent and sincere gratlca-
ton =
Dear sir,-The Democratic Wing General Committee IN
vr OF the near approach of he tiue for making cur iai
nominations bay- instructed the undersigned 10 ascertain
whether Won will accept denomination 10 ne once q
member Assembly from the city and county OF Albany
MANY crcuuayaEe,s 20 render you ne fs ac S
unanimous choice of your Wing fellow citizens Among
these VI might universal appreciation OF your
course during the ast session Of Inc Legislature gatiui
-se OF Ihe zeal aud ability with which you discharged the
duties OF your Office the position you occupy as one q NE
abssc aai most ardent supporters Of Nh Clay Tor the rssi
dDcy .ad the general CONVICTION Of your nigh personal ac
1ica nr-ritv Entertaining these opinions IN common
with the great mass of fellow citizens we canno: with;
hold The expression oil or hope that you will again consent
70 become candidate or ;hs Assembly and OF our pellet
ina, should YOU do So you viii receive large majority OF
the votes OF The electors OF this county
VIII, the ,yarmest sentiments OF esteem and regard we
remain dear si!, your Trends and fellow citlzeas
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

USlrrp STATES RErEcToR7-SpI.Edd rooms are now
open the basement OF the T. Stats Hotel corner OF Fulton
Peg. and Water streets; for the accommodation OF citizens
and strangers residing the hotel where decacy
oaE markets afford viii be served IN style surpassed 3?
other Rsstaurafsur the eountzp.
The tables vii D. regularly supplied from O'Clock A NJ
u1tii = o'clock az night.
The Oyster Establishment attached TO the above will De
furnished very variety ,hsr season and viii be open
AZ all hours.