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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUVES.

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre de Honorable juge de
la Ceur des preuves dams ct pour la paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge. il sera yendu par lie SOUS
signe, JUICE de ~paroisse,
MARDI, 9 mai 1e43,
a la maison de cour de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a Fheure habituelIe des ventes, la pro-
priete c~i-apres deerite, ap artenant a Ia sue
eession de feu Andrew Black decide, SAVIOR !:
Deux esciaves,
Tn moroccan de terre preche de Spanish
Town, borne par les terres de Grand Pre-.
CONDITIONS DE LA vESTE.
Tn credit dun, deuz ct trois ans. en- hiIlets
endoss5s ct Fayables en- banque, ct bypothe-
cue retenu jusau'au payment final.
8 anvil, 8 CH, TESTER, P. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
rUFJAI. ErAVE.

Arrttt par Hiram, Williams sur son habi-
tation i environ 10 miles de Baton Rouge,
ct proche ii residence de Mr.. Ba.taH au de!a
de In Cofnite. un ei,eval bal, sans marGuS, ne
I55 paurnes dc hau'eur, OF parait age dc + ans.
lie proprittaire est prize de 10 retlrer en- sc
eontormant i In 1oi.
ID avril 10 ]. HUESTON, Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

EpouvANTABLE MEERTRE.-Un indivi-
du, nomme Adam lion, 9ui habite lie com
te de Baltimore. i recemment as>asslne
sa femme Melinda, &c meurtre est nc
compagne horrlbles circumstances !: la
victi,ne etai, a pelne agee de is ans, ct
de plus ellie eta't encelnle ; son corps a
ets mis- en- pieces par l'assassin qui q Ell
soin d,enterrer separement ces horribIes
debris. lie meUrsrier a reussl a s'echap-
Der.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
pasIE1 WEB<TER.-Le seeretaire DE-

DANIEL WEB<TER.-Le seeretaire DE-
tat etait tout dernierement a MarshfeId.
Presque tous nos cnnfreres du Nord an
nencent quill ma point I'ententlon de re-
teurner a son poste Ell que sa demission
est deia entire les mains du President. Ce
bruit Sc conhrme par IN fat sienifcatif:
deux officers de la Douane qui devaient
leur position a IL. Webster ont etc rem
places par deux ardeBs Tyieristes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
CHAUX A VENDKE.

so barils de chaux de Tl,omastcn, de IA
premiere quaIitt, propre pour sucrerje on an-
tres usages, recu dernIere ent ct "A vendre
par .
SNOW 80 a. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
BARDEAUX.
AVIS,

lie Docteur Jona G. WILLIAMS, efEe "
services de 50 profession aux habi,ans dc Bat
Rouge ct des e%uviroria , CONNIE II a acani ;
une tongue experience dams le traiternen, dec
maladies du sud, ayant ~profssHe CONNIE mt
decin, chirurgien ct aecoucheur, (psndant plna
do ans,) avec success, il espare mtrlter une
portion du patronage public. II s'acqnit-
terra fdelelnent des devoirs de sa profession
ct SEES prix eeront mis- A la portte de In ptnu.
RE des temps.
lie DIR. w. 80 renara tous les iours D Ia
ton Rouge, 4 moins qn'il ne soft retsnu par
les devoirs de al profession en- sen absence,
il prize d'adfesser tous lea ordres ut communL
cations al tnagasin de Messrs. j. u Z. ".
Phillips a. Go.
Arlington, le o Juliet 1912. IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
All RABAIs

J'ai 1'honnenr d'iufprmer lee habitauts que
le terai une remise de 20 pour cent eur mes
prix ufdlnairef, il tous Geux qnt Flsndrott
s'apprnvisionner de mtdjcaneus ~lusau'au 10
rnai proclaim settlement, lnalgtt la redtlftton
que l~'apporte dams les priS, ie gar4ntis Ia
bonnie qualitt de tots les prndnits chl'nignes
ct n~aturels g'i s%oriiront de ma pharmacie.
Outre cos nvantages, les acheietrs j%ottiront
encore de celui de ne payer qh'en %janvier pro-
cliait.
Je profile de eette occasion pour reuotvel-
Ter 81 tots eeax uni me doivent, Finvitatipn de
eenir rtgler lenrs complies dams le plus hrri
delai. G. sOUTEKRE.
Ii atril. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
ssFKE III isskzasssa5saAs3Sssaaaa
sDCIETE.

Les sodss,gnts sort atjourd'hui entries On
socitte SONS la taison de Philips " Lahoue.
IIs auront t%oujouts en- vente I'm assof.,'beht
GENERAL de- marei,andiFes de goat &c. lls e.
p6renf, par Ieur assiduitt, msrlter utis portion
du patronage public.
Baton Rouge, | ~ftvtier ls43.
WILLIAM ID. PHILLIPS,
1ffv ~ EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
Aux ENTREpHENErRs.

Aux ENTREPHENEURs
L. go%,ssigne ]inforine respettueisemsnt les
hAtiseenrs ct antres, quill est pref a fatre
toute hatisse en- hriqne ou auite Outrage
dams &c genre il ]fournira alssi tous les ma
tertauS ptcessaires tells Que Chatx, brIans
sable. 4 DIES conditions fajsonnables.
II ofire ses services aux habltahs sucrlerE
Ell il pc natte, d'apr6s "a Tongue experience
dams DIES ontfages do sutrsrle, ponvnlr don.
nef pleine satisfaction.
LDYAH BERTIEI.
II ty Brigueterie de la Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
A Wis.

L. DoNHEcAzE Il l'honneur dlnformer le
public que, CONNIE agent consu'alre. II rece-
vra, pour les fare parven'r a Mr.. lie Consul
do France Il In Nouvelle Orleans, toutes les
aomrnes que I'humapitt engagera . dtposer
entire ses mains en- favour des restes jnfortu-
mes de 10 population de Ia pointe 4 pitre.
avrll 1912 s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
YENuRE.

lie soussignt oTre 4 vendre quel1ues paires
1e beaux bpufs de tirr, dlevts sir son habi-
tation, one11bes ~vac'es l~aititres, une GEN.
tame de te'es de motion en- tres bon ttatr-~
| s'adresser a son agent. M Frs. Michel Neff.
sur rhabitation 4 Quest Baton Rouge.
(, nov. I'D J. =. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

Le splendide bateau-a-
A.srr7-k@srs7 vapenr le BRILLIANT,
+@1s Capt. Hart, partIra dc Ia
Nouvclle Orleans tous lie. Mercredis ct sa-
medis, a 10 heures du matin ct de Bayou
Sara tous leg Lupdis ct Jeudis a 10 hetres
du matin, ct arrivera de bonnie heure lie lem
denain main.
LIE Samedi il fera lie trajet de Pointe Cou-
ee ct Tunica, CONNIE par lie passe. lie prlx
de passage est lie meme que par les autres ba-
teaIx faisant Ie trajet de Ia cote.
Pour fret or passages s'adesser a bord, GU
a WIN. II. AVERY,
% ayril. IL SS rue Gravier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
VOITUREs

WI UTkTtJ
lie soussignt ayan engage d'excelIens OIL
vriers de Newark, N. j., ct aggrandj son tia
basement eat pref b fare toutes sortes de re-
parations aux %voitures dams 10 meiIleur genre
ct 10 plus court ddlai, II s~olllcite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussl, IN assortment de h~arnais, fabrIquts
Al nord, i vendre aux prix codtant.
Des bols de Its de ~cerisier ct peupIier h
ve,,5t;~s 4 bas prix.
% sont, % WIN. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

nun. Michel Letelfier, dill avec tfop
d'induIgence nosauet. pataissait dams Tad
minlstratioD de Ia justice, I'M homme que
IN nature await fit biehIhisnnt, ct que Ia
rnison rendait inHcsible,' ct dats Fadm'.
| rahla passage de In rdroralson de faloge
ta grand Condo. serrez done &C roi insfr'os'.
tel. il aprelIe Dieu I'm MATTE 81 bist'fa'-
SAINT
lie n~uris,ne ss,cetsle reimbursement aux
| epoaurs de glnirc llts6rnire; Of, tna'gro
sos rrdtentions All bon go6t, il eat IN stghe
,ls decndenee. Manis des espr'ts info.
fleuts ct ~oislEs, le purisne stpare les m"ts
de Ia pensto, ttop grave pour "a 'a'biesse'
ri II les JUICE a'apres sra fagles, sea usnges
II sea prrI,inss. Go mntef'al's,ne lie IN
| ~nnrolc I'll n'dtnit heurensetnent dun cor
tain tidicule, dnersefalt. de@s ct'era't 'e
| I~aeuane car II est absolu CONNIE toi,ses
les pe'ites vanIt6H. .
E'est IN ttalt touchant dn lanehEe VI
philosoph,aue des a%ncieus. que Ie meme mo
siInfie d6sitrr et raRfotfer. ses NOMINEES
| s~urnieni bien tes chooses dc la t7e, pnistlh ia
Hyaienl fail synonynos les desifs et les f"'
Rrets.
C'est ~lorsqnc l'honmu assnie d'eSpliq"nr
Ia religion ou Ia Justice, ces fetileH inespl'.
cables de con intelligence ct do IA vie,
anil 40 .letat ct strife en- vain sofia | EN-.
nite dee mats. L',mptet6 gfRinmatica'e
DIES utiene IA fat perir tdnt de thrft'eHs
martyrs dune diphtolgne: nous dstot's'
renataun Voitaire, an snlfeistne latin, fes'
tes iptrare jhdjctt secrtfaHt, aur 'Hnditi"n
sectats des ten,nlna, cette part e De i'oNfe
intisprudence. La p'upart deS occasions
les troubles du monde, dill Montnigne, sonf
e~yaumairteHs. &c pnuvoir de In HyhtnSe
est encore plus tttndu nux epoqnes de re.
vaIutian ri de deradence len,plre redn''
aur f,tbotrgs de Eonsfaafitopfe await ses
parishes. L'histoiro de nos legislatures
nouyelles olIrc dos examples chr'enS dc 'e
tapnc des mots. AlprH ls ponyo'r prnlesse,
In faction dlssette. Of In prol''te 90 console
ct stionrl,e que'quefois dc Ia con1ne'e
dune simple trithttc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
4 NrNnRE

4 VTNUKF,
80 barils lie cllaux de Thofnsston, aux prix
de Ia Nile. Orleans
Aussi. nne auantitt de bois d'edifce de
cyprhR, e'adresser i
"a dee. d6 PIKE t. BARIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
A VENDRE

A VENDRE.
Tine machine i vapeurde Ia force de dix 4
douze chevaux. s'adresser d Mes#rs Du-
PLANTER ct Moreno.
de3 lS. ID If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

MEDrr1NEs WHALES EFT AAEkA
u, pUfTEIX-Du Dn. MorfAs

Medicines WHALES FL hsLHa ,
d pHTEIx-Du On. MoffA'
zrnAKours oENfHAlEs.
Ces mede.;nes doivent eur NON = ~ pr.
pritte man'iese ct sensible queries o.
purifier les ~sotif,as de Ia vic, en- leu dohfaas
une n~ouveIle v'gsqur. Dans plusienrs 60"
autheutiques ct puh'~s, cep medicines vfgt-
tales ont retire aes p.r,es du iombean aes
personnes quo Ia mort Y bsteipi'ait asart le
temps. Eties soni reconnues CONNIE IN re-
medic prompt ct certain poaT les .ffrfss b7lteas-
ses, Ia dyspepsia, les paptations DE- caar, les
crampes destomat, les ntaur DE fte, Finson'-
ME, tes rhnmatismss, les fers, Fasthne, lis
maupaises constitutional, ec. Risn tgto peut
tRnlsr les p11uIEs pE Viz 81 IL PHnstz.
f~5rrrrns din DR.. Mofat ! Onpeut reeayoir de-
| plus longs renpaignemens chez tons les agents
ID. JOUliDAN, phnrmaciep est agent A
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines.
WIN. II. MOFFAT'.
New York., 7 Juliet. no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
ARRANGEMENT U'ETE.

Paquebot rtgulier pour DonazdsonDiHe
Plnquemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson,
Waterloo, ct Bayou Sara, deur ffois pur
sem fine. @eEF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
AVIS.

Tous eeux qui ont ies rtciamations tonfre
In ci.devant sorittt dc J. II r. Phillips ~ Go,
sont prizes de les presenter an sonss'gtes pour
6tre l%i1nides.
nov. 2B 40 J. Il e. F. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
I;

Arrbta pa r. y. Conrad, SIR ron habitation
i sept miles do Baton Rouge, IN eheval lie
c~onieur alezan fonct, dc q~na'orze ph1tnies dc
hauteur, une ttoi1e g, uue snar1ne blanche
eur 10 front, agt d'enyiroall ans, ct en man-
vaise condition.
% Inn 81 J.. HUEsTON, rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
EpAIE

ETA v T..
Arrett par Charles Foster, sur Sandy Creek
il environ % miles de Baton Rouge, une Pc
Tito mule. %couleur brun fonc9, sans mar1ue.
lie proprittnife est requis de 10 reiirer en
SO conforE1ant i In loi.
]. HUESTON,
jim % 81 Ranrenr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

I'm Lorr PRESIDENT La chaubre dee
ddrutes du New Brunswick, siegennt b
Frtdafict1rn, a eta mise Ell ttno,, il In In
de mars. par une scene don't nou# emprun-
tons lee details MI New Bruastrtck, jour
nal de Saint. John In chanbre s'occupa.t,
on con,i,e. dun bill pour In destruction DIES
ours nj des laups. don't cette province an
gIaise est inIeEtte, ct In prime pour "haloe
lpup. yeunil d'etre tisee 4 30 schcllihg=,
Iprsau'un dc ces h6tes des lortts, don't les
tetes atalent ainsi misses 4 ptix nrpntnt
spudnin. CONNIE IN spectre, dams In sale
dea deliberations. instal|6 dams le fauseu'l
presidential. L'honotable President, com-
me il Isl d'usage quand la chRmbre PC
forme en- cunita, await quite son siege
d'honneur pour venir 30 coniondre aveo
les autres neinbres sur lee bancs inierieurs.
Voyant al place usurpte par IN hote auss'
inattcndu, II se NIT Il podsser DIES crIs,
Les tribunes publiques fotent tvacuees,
eli alors %quelques ,nsmbres courngeux ose-
rent s'approcher dc sire lonp dams son
f%au'euil usurre: 'Ns 20 fntta'ent de ia're
une bonnie capture, mais. Il leur grandc
surprise, liz ne trouverent de lintrus que
la peau, Ia tete ct les pnttes. C'dtnii az
depoulle eu'un dtputt fdrce,u' await install.
lee dams lie fauteul. lie depnte n do de.
mander pardon a la cha'nbre de cette
a~tteinto 4 sa dignl'e, de In penr quiz 10
await fate en- violation de tous les regle.
mems.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27
TYLERIsMl

Tho Globe thus portrays the present
system Of bargain and sale 10 the very life.
We do no, hesitate to Bay that, at this
moment, the entire patronage Of the Exec
utiye IS employed IN buying Up renccndes
from the Democratic party, with a view
TO create divisions among those whom hts
Organ (lhc Madisouiau) Ia,ely declared to
be " one and ndlyislblr with the friends OF
Mr.. Tyler" Having first attempted in
vain 10 rule, he is nnw pfosiligtug Exec.
utiye patronage To ruln the party Of which
he could not be the head.
The Prwtoron guards publicly offered
the Roman empire for sale and the gen
tic Caleb Cushing has ~ publicly offered
10 buy the Presidential purple, by The ap.
picatlon Of that great ighd Of patronage
bestowed on the Executive by Tic Cons,iu.
ton. II certainly vas master stroke ia
Mr.. Iy Ter 10 nominate TO the IreaEErV
Department the very man who had thus
announced the sale Of tic empire, and who
no doubt intended to off cinle as auctionccr
on the occasion. lie could have no bet.
ter rostrum than the Treasury, whose pa.
tronagc IS almost without bounds. We
can fancy Mr.. Gushing, bearing his blush.
ing honor with blushng cheeks, officiating
as broker and actiouccr, with a malet IN
his hand, knocking down Offices to the
highest bidder:
" Gentlemen, here is snug place in the
custom house, worth, a, the lcas, farthinp,
three thousand dollars year-whnt will
you give for III Come, gentlemen, give
Us a bid = :" Ny political principles,
cries one. My conscience" shouts
another. Ny m!lurnco-I can carry
fifteen hundred votes, bauls third. III
will desert Cay =" and | Buchanan ~
g and Johnson y" and Cass -" and
| Van Buren, cry half dozen yoiccs.-
50 Gong, going, going, gone the last
bidder has II, cries Mr.. Cushing and
down goes his hammer.
1t was cruel thing Of the Senate to
prevent Mr.. Gushing making his debut nj
the Treasury Department as an Executive
auctioncer. With the veto. RI " cons,i,n.
tonal fact" 10 ono hand, aud the auction.
GERS hammer in the other, he might pos.
slbly have succeeded in knocking down tha
Presidency TO Mr.. Tyler. Mr., Spencer,
however, IS no bad substitute. lie has
sold himself so often, that he must needs
be an adept in purchasing others. Truly,
the present Administration is aebile Ivdi.
5riun. 1t makes us laugh and weep nj
one and the same time, and plays farce
and tragedy on the same night.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27
From the baltimore American.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.


The effort to create Tyler party ap-
pears to be made aud kept up with but lii.
lie system or CONCERT OF action. Those
who give 10 their adhesion TO the Admin.
istratlon seem to consider generally that
their individual allegiance is sufficient
return for the Offices which they receive
or expect-and thus it happens that the
number of Mr.. Tyler's partlzans continues
10 be proportionaic to the number OF Off.
ces bestowed BY him or ut his disposal.
The Madisonian has essayed move
ment intended, We presume, to be decisive
as TO the distinct formation of Tyler par
~. In that journal of Wednesday an ar.
ticle appeared beginning thus; lin con-
sideratlon Of the nomination OF John Tyler
for the Presidency in ls44, by seven thou.
sand voters Of the city Of New York, we
throw out to-day the Flag on which our
principles are inscribed" That inscrip.
ton, which is now 10 be seen IN capitals at
the head Of the editorial column Of the oiil-
cial journal, runs thus;
No Bank-A Rerenue Tdrif-No Dis
tribu'ion-No AboIitionism--A strict con
strucfion Of the Constitution, as BY J.fer
SON No Public Debt--An economical
Administration Of Public Atdirs-and
Universal Suffrage nth Uairersai Edu-
cation.
I, has happened rather sihgularly that
the meeting IN New York which the Mad
isonian regarded as sufficiently important TO
mark an epoch, or in fact 10 give the first
distinct deyelopement 10 party hitherto
ia a chrysalIs or pupa staIe-should be
reckoned u failure by the orielnalors OF It
and a failure so complete as 10 destroy
all prospect of a distinct party organlza-
ton. At meeting OF the Tyler Central
Committee, Major Noah in the Chair, a
resolution was offered and carried TO the
effect tha: the Committee should throw IT.
self into the arms of their Democratic
brethren" the members going into their
respective wards to strive to promote the
interests of Mr.. Tyler IN that party, with
a view 10 his nomination 10 the National
Convention TO be held at some time or 9th.
er, if the democracy shall fortunately
be able to agree upon the place where, the
manner how, and the time when. The
Commute, after the passage OF this rcso-
luton, adjourned sine die aud thus, SAYS
the Express, dies the Tyler party in New
York.
Mr.. Tyler and his friends may claim 10
belong to the democracy" with hs much
proptieiy as the same claim Gun be adyanc-
ed BY Messrs. Van Buren,, Buchanan, Cass,
Johnson or the friends Of either respec-
lively. Tylerism may therefore be con
sidered as new ingredieu, IN the com.
pound mass Of Democracy There
were heterogeneous items enough before
in the composition to make very curious
formation-ihc addition OF another ele.
ment will no, be likely to make much dit.
ference one way or another.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Hajor Nooh- A7oihrr Chung We
understand from good Authority hat WI
ior Noah has thrown up the rs ~ prs
and has uow come GU, lur Maal Val
Buren,.
The Mnior has returned 10 BIS tai
loyc-Nan Barren and democracy a1t
having taken very amusing ,oyose '--'4
tho world IT politics, on which be Is 9f'.
ing an interesting book. IL !, p'c'} slr
age now upon Capt. Tylcr and ~ia
reason loo. Ii scetus that at ibc soe.l'
ton 81 tho Captain, during 'lsI naae "
the MAJOR to Washington, about a yeat
ago, he was induced 10 give up hs j.Ls-'.
ship, worth s. 900 a year, ~ order 70 o.
ganize the Tyler party, and start iti
paper. After expcndlng great deal q
labor, and losing 100 pounds Of iai "a '.s
heat Of nc fight, Capt. ~ lcr has ie'' ~
MAJOR ia the lurch - neg lcclcd hlsad' &C.
and given him nothing IN return iH
MAJOR advised the Captain 20 remove
Daniel Webster, TO re.urgan1c us ta@.
net, 10 call Silas Wright To be h' chel
adviser aud inlusc n large dose 81 'ohi
Democracy " into the Custom House DID,
Post Office. The Captain here Prom''ei
but has faded to perform, besides cl',
ing the Major high aud dry-losns AH
office as Judge, and getting nothing Ia'''
turn.
Now all this is very naughty N CAPT
Tyler, and IN consequence thereof, Halo.
Noah is tired Of Tylerism, and has r.
turned to his first love, Van Buren, md e,
lcas, hc says Van Ba''o !,
The only man that has any chance TO "
next President. Seriously, however W.
certainly think Capt. Tyler has lrea''l
MAJOR Noah rather cavalicrv, but du'i-
The next two years VIC eypcc, ihc la'.'.'
may reform and redeem hIs promIse'%
Won see. y. j. HorGh,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Death Of a Niser near Nottingham
IN old man, aged Sc, named William Ash.
ers, residing at the village Of Cos,ock, and
well known in the neighborhood Of Not.
ingham as penunous, eccentric charac.
ter, having gone some distance from his
house on Saturday last 10 fetch Goals 10 q
barrow, because he go; them halt.penny
cheaper than in the village, became 50 a..
tIgued that he fell down and died. The
villagers, knowing his misery propensities,
got INTO his house, searched il, but could
find nothing. His nearest relations Gun.
ployed Mr.. Samuel Naples, a solicitor of
Nottingham, TO 20 over the house with
them; and the result Of his moro careful
search enabled him 10 find NJ less than
81 800 worth of property in notes, sccurl-
ties, plate, &c. TO describe the singular
spots IN which property was secreted would
be an endless task: silver watch wa.
found in a malt mill mouth splendid siI.
yer tankard was hid in beam plate. Jew.
elry, and money in holes and crannes that
would be passed even BY Bow-s,reet Off.
GERS. Deeds, showing his title 10 land
houses, DC. which he kept most secret.
were found 10 the amount Of $4,000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Sidrr1tion.-.Th editor The Columbus
Journal gives lamcnablc account of the
destruction Of 1.-Two stock IN the north ives.
tern counties of Ohio, consequent, upon the
severity Of the winter. In Putnam Coun.
y alone, II was estimated that 800 head
OF cattle and 600 swine bad persisted ; and
m Van Vert County, the number Of dead
and dying hogs lying along the roads OK.
ceeded any thing Of the kind ever before
seen or heard Of in that quarter. The
deer, wild turkeys, and all descriptions Of
game, had suffered with the rest. In Al.
len County, the woods were fall Of dead
hogs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Loeofocoism the same Erery rhere.-
The Locos in Ohio have 80 dis,ricled the
State for Representatives in Congress, as
to give the Wings on an even vote, only
six out Of twenty one members. The dis
trIc,s are very unequal in popuia,ion.-
The Locos If that State, from al that we
can gather, are set Of the most mischiev.
lous radicals, and their leaders the most
unqualified scoundres to be found in the
United States. Ia Pennsylvania and Vir.
gina too, the States have been gerryman-
dercd IN manner perfectly yilIalnous.-
10 Maine, the State is so gerrymandercd
as to leave the Wings scarcely chance
IN more than one district.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Entirely too Weak student a, Col
lege writes 10 his friends, that college cof
lee - 80 weak, that il won't run out Of the
spout Of the coffee pot. They have to IN
1t up with spoon into the cup.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Ian in ConGdo.-It is stated in the
Quebec Gazette that harmless old man
s'centy gears Of age, was recently tried
before the Court Of General Quarter Ses.
sions, for shooting The picious horse of a
ueighbor, found guilty, and sentenced TO
be HANGED.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

Litilcton Hunt, an old soldier Of ",
Revolution, who served Eve years, ant,
who was IN the battles Of Gu'liord a' ",
Eutaw Springs, was drowned on the WV,
Of the 18th instant. IIriIved IL GWlhnr =
county Georgia, ard was found dead - q.
Apalache river. /, uas supposed The no''I
on which he rode rot into deep waller '''
ocoasioned the accident. Mr. Hunt wa
about one hundred and seven years old
An Extraordinary Verdici.-The "a,
taraugus Republican reports tho ira, %
Nathaniel A. Lowry, for forgery at wa.
rcn, Pa. The jury, afcr being out ir'",
II nj night until the next morning, eau,
in with verdict Of not gully; bs% 'a''
the defendant pay me COSTS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-27

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