Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

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ser, tlog sFof5 na3 rnlfflad according to lbe
!sv.a 1t tiaa State, but lIgod iogethe, aa mag
and wiz 10 4 email house erected bg he laaH
~ thls wy they lad lived together tor SIX
yeafst untll some three weeks slbce, although
tle uaa vas frequently urged by tie yenf4
NHBIan q ulafry aar IeeaIIFs--Thia te refa-
sej t5 da, Because of tIa expense 1f fhe we'd
ding, urging that they were as really husband
AMI wife IN G9j's ajgbt, aa if "]nafrjei accor-
ding toIHWt3 9'ag young woman did not thUlIs
60, and sliii persisted ia her regues', to WIieh
he. $50 I'D Dot roHaeHts
0atb6 morning Of he wing meeting Ill Au.
burp, The young woman again repeated her 70.
quesl, as be ras EoIng to the cars, and assured
him tGat unless he consented 10 so reasonable
an arrangements, she must leave him lie did
not heed her declaration, aud went on 70 Au-
butn. Onh Felurnin the evening, h0 found
The woman ahseut. and immediately went in
pursuit ii her to a trends where she had been
ihthe ha5ttof Visiting. u his lHaxprossiblo
surprise he found, on opening he door, that
th6 YonIg oman was Justta1iHg the vow al
nJalFilloHy HftjI b young naH who had ire
q1chtly VISITED them, In The presence ~oftave-
raI witnesses. And Willie ba remained a the
door inItnyT4jIs WIth emotion, The ugp.ai 6T7B
was given aud returned Without saying a
WorI tgltla puHtles, as e8oa as he recovered
from the fiFst AbJeb ofIIa feelings, ho left the
hgnsg and fBa tow ards lib solitary outage,
crying at The topg his gOiteWill the ]phfUHzy
Oh sudden and overwhelming lI~aappaiatfhaut-
" ., my Mary! Ny l0at, lost Mary! " I'nus
bo ran and gfed until within d few rods Of his
dwelling, when he fell upon the ground, hay-.
lDg rIptufed q vcsse! and caused other injuries
to IIs vital ofgFns.
HE tiefe 15ors IN bis vicinity were attracted
by his loud cries TO hita, and carried him
home, and soon obtained surgical and MEDICAL
ald, bat he was totally unwilling 10 be healed.
Lilo said he had " lost Ills Mary, and preferred
to dia. lie was, however, attended by the
physician and nujghb0r5 for near two weeks,
when he died IN most excessive grief.
Frequently, during bis sickness, he 50nt for
MARY, and enIP3oJ 90 every argument III his
power 70 PreyaIj upon her 10 come and zoe
am. Ilef tegaI husband ~as unwilling that
she Should visit hin, and she dt not 20.
Syracuse Freeman,
G9e. RliHer-IIle l~ocofoehs persist in the
statement tlat eH-GJy. Bjtnor, Of Pen0sylya.
We, has renowned GRuiggey. The follow.
lug extract OF d letter from the old patriot,
addressed u gentleman in Berks comfy, Will,
He presume, settle The question;
THAT men can be found who lay rlrim to
the character 81 gentlemen, who stand up in
daylight and declare at 4 I~Ocul0co meeting,
that | ain supporting Poth and Dallas, is very
incredible, boz thea IL seems that it is never.
thoiess true. ! could not 20 IN favor OF British
fnleleats, and against thu Protcctigoa Tariff,
aud sound National CtficHcH the Digtrtbu.
lion Of the Prgcpeds Of the Sales Of the Public
Lands among the Staie5-aud IN favor of the
Annexation Of Texas for any consideration.
J 60 for CLAY aud FRELlNGIIYSEN.
Il am, dear sir, yours, &c.
"JOSEPH RITNER."
LADIES WING MEETING.
AT a meeting Of the Wing Ladies Of East
and West Baton Rouge, held Oh THURSDAY
evening Inc oh instant, at the residence Oh
Joseph Me1ard Esq,
On Molten, Mrs. Anoret Gates was called
10 the char, aad Mrs. Mary May, appointed
Secretary.
On motion, Resolved that the following
Ladies be appointed a COMMITTEE or An
~RANGEmENTs, 10 supcrinteud the Preparation
oi the LADIES VINO BANNER.
Airs. hlnyret Gates, Mrs. Thos. W. CHM,
Mary II Henderson, James DepalI,
Mary A Perkins, Louis Favrot,
Doctor Wood, Martha Pope,
AL Moeker, J. v. Durable,
Sarah $. FoUlcr, David DeyalE,
Byelln HUI, Abraham LobdclI,
Frances h. Gayle, Doctor Lyle,
$. N. Avery, +. K. AIIafn,
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