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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Tie lfurder Of Mr. Sprague. The Pro-
violence Journal gives some further par.
ticulars concerning this murder II says
that 6vsEwounds were discovered on the
body Of the deceased, from which, and
other Circumstances. il is evident that the
murder was not committed without pro
tracled and violent struggle. There are
also stfohg reasons 10 suppose that the
deed was not the sudden impulse Of pas.
sion, hui deliberately planned. A rock
near the spot affords a place Of conceal
ment, and tracks instbe snow were found
leading 10 it. Tracks were also found
leading 10 aeswamP in the vicinity, but
they could not be traced beyond it. The
person Of Mr. SPRAGUE was not robbed
Fifty three dollars in money and a gold
watch were left untouched in bis pockets
Plumber. evidently formed no motive iol
the deed.
Two foreigners, Of the names OF Nicho
las S.sGordon andtJobn Gofdon, who arr
brothers, have been arrested on suspicion
OF having committed the deed. The
grounds Of suspicion are, that the first ha,
beef known TO threaten Mr.. SPRAGuE fol
defeating bis frequent petitions to the town
council Of Cranston for a license 10 sell
spl:iuous liquors, and for The week Prevl'
Gus to the murder was repeatedly seen
with gun in his hand near the spot where
the body OF MIR. SPRAeUE> v as found
His premises has been searched, and nc
gun can be found on them, although it i
web known that be had one. a bayonet
cartridge box, and sword were found
TLetwo persons arrested are the only one
Of The neighborhood who have not twisted
the house Of the deceased since the muir
der. A reward Of $1,000 has been offer
ed BY The family, and $1,000 b. togr
Injecting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Cone on riA your casi.-We are al
thorized to annbunce 10 The Locofoco par
~ty. that gentleman. Of This place will give
any maa fifty dollars that will bel him
thousand dollars against the election of
HAIRY Of the West" The Locos can
now have an opportunity TO manifest 10 a
tangible shape, their pretended confidence
in the election Of Eocofoco President.
.Harioa, Va. Pioneer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11


Tie Psisrsbsss Rspublieae .cnlhoupl IS ez-
po..nr ssry lorribly ihe eoatsss oflhs Wan Ba.
rsnisss 10 eosgrsss. towards The ]ssush. bolh On
he TssiG and The Abslilion qaessipas. Not
wishsiandisg ihe call Of he Esqairer On he sub
i-c,. he Republican considers nr. Van Hatrny
fsssoda - virtually endorsing Iks doctrines OF
he syfacas. Conveniion, vhiek expressly De-
tlafsd En she ..eDeeuTagsmento Of hone indaslry
tya ti,eyiminaling revenue Tbs vote &c he
New workers. 10 Congress. sgsinss both Rhelts
ard Blacks propositions. % ssdEt< the T1nf. Il
daemsd eonclusISe NAT DIf Van Boren dare 10.
risk he loss d New Y0rk b. giving Up he pfin-
eipls Of prsiss,iea
Tie Repasliesn also Poinis 10 he veis o. Mr..
Van Berens friends on the resolutions n The
Lees Foco legislature cf Massachusetts,. kfoT an
amendrenl Of The Constitutions 50 as ID eIclndr
The representation Of slases.) as snesher prool
Thai he pretended Natural Allies ofthe ssuih'
are 10. 10 Be frosted lasefelsnck 10 he nomi.
nee or The baltimore Convention, tie RepubIicar
fays.-s,Esery good Democrat should Be lead,
10 yield bis personal preferences to The win o
The party, but ID Be made the sosl Of those rhs
assume tie nane or Democrat 10 deceive and 4
bsissy. 4 Dol re part silhef Of wisdom d pssii
esism." Aud 50 viii 4hink every ihdsrsadsn
nan who Is dipossAtl judge FOR himself. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Henry Clay.-This distinguished states
man arrived al New Orleans on the 23i
ult., and Immediately became the guest
oil Dir. MERCER. Of that city, whose hospi-
tality he enjoyed in New Orleans last
spring. The Crescent City, speaking Of
his arrival, says--"We understand that
the illustrious Kentucky statesman comes
hither on priyatelbusiness solely, and that
be deprecates any kind Of political display
on the part Of bis admirers"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Tariff Tea and Coffee. The Ma
tional Intelligencer Of Saturday says
The decisions in the Ho1se OF Re2resen-
iaiives. within The last two days. upon
questions connected Witbdhe Tariff may
We suppose. be considered as test qges,
tiops. SO considered, they confirm The
impression Upon our mind, heretofore cont
.veyed 10 our readers. that the existing Ia
riff will mol be touched al the present ses'
sion Of Congress. "
"We nov hazard with equal con6asaee.
The prediction that the proposed ldeiies
upon Tea and Coffee. il aid Of The rese-
nue.. will moi Be laid al Ibis session, i b
the Prssent Congress" .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A gang Of robbers recently entered The
store Uf Andrew J. Allen. d Boston and
robbed his Safe Of its contents Ia The fol.
loving manner: Having 6rst made a
mortar Of brown bread. and formed damp
chamber With gunposder, they laid slow
match upon II, and by means Of The ex.
pIosiOn priced open The Safe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Barn Burhf.-Thsbs barn Of Nj. Robert
Snencer lew miles south Of Frederick
e;,rl MargIand--as we learn rom The Exs
sm;aeT-- xas destroyed BY FIRE on Friday
.;rh, lasi Several horses, cows the
grain ia The barn. and some s'asks s, g
hay adjoining were eonspmeu " - I
flames.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

ne Elnor q he HarsisbaTs Argus, a Eeec-
s,.o Iss,pe- Or ihs shoroosh bred stamp, ttsefi
hat Is ~ choice s Mr. Cas-. sass'
a. cis, can ecs,ainiy carry The following
xs.sss srainsl Mr. Van Burso-N assschnsct,s.
ns'.7, lsIssd. Vermont. New jersey, Maryland.
aD-ss~srr. Notsh catolin,. Georgia, Lbulslsna
Tennessee. K=niaetg. oaio, Indiana. and siieh-
,sss. TAi. vii awe she Wig candisiale one
koa3fsd and shisl5 roles Adtio Tbs aqm-
esf lie ga,e Il Psnnf5l iapis. Which i lRepty
al. cn3 Nr. Clay las tuen,y more han are re-
Naircd Is make him p :esitent.
rocoFoco r85Dl1Afk Fok szSATon.
Tho L,ts foss Dalsiel copsen,ip3 kois36.
s,1 q tslsz,iss from FsslsFisk Jeltr{pn. sd
c..-<,. nct,4 Manchester q Nssi,s lasi. .el
rsa;ss,si Inns Bsesz, 81 Of Frederick fss
senator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The receipts on The Western VI pss
Rail road. during The lasl week in Dscem-
Der. were 81 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

eF4t meeting Of the WhEscf F.ederiek,
% ihelIsi inst. Col. James Gather, was noni-
mated for The Legislature, 10 ellIihs vacancy oe-
essiossd b, The dscIiasiion of Jacob $. Dan
nsr. EEq The whigsof Frederick are deter
mihsdlO give The Lqcos ..husiIs for belle
ga'ss. Theig.IPifi, merits conmensaiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
IN sENATR.

Mr.. flanagan gave notice of bill 10
continue The Cumberland Road. =
Mr. Crittenden, BY leave introduced a
bjl! Tor changing the time Of The meeting
iof the Supreme Court from the Isl Mon
day in Jaausry 10 he I'd Monday in De-
cember.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
r.IRheli Of 5. G. introduced Reso-
Iaiion, upon which lie moved the Previous
Question, ias.rucling The Committee 81
+ WAYS and Means 10 report Bill re5nc.
ling all.dniies over 30 per cent to that a
mount, and 10 two years all duties 10 20
| per cent, with DETERMINATIONS only il IA.
! vor Of Revenue.
! There was a second 10 The Previous
/ Qnestion 81 10 40,--ths Wing members
| voting 10 favor Of II. 10 order 10 test The
majority upon the merits Of the Resolu.
lion by adirect vote
+ The main question was ordered, and
the vote excited good deal Of interest.
/: was As follows
For The Resolution, 81 yeas. Against
Il Il2 mays.
This vote excited considerable interest
4 ii the House. as il was demonstration
from the Calhoun men % their Van Bu-
rem allies.
Mi Black Of Georgia presented . Re-
solution, upon which be moved the Pre-.
vious Question. ipsEaciing the Commit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Our readers here3hsse authority which
The Enoaitef cann1i object 10. for the
present Tariff: Andfmors especially for ils
protective features Richmond Whsg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
N4TIrE


Tho undersigned takes thiS opportunity 70
return lIE sldrcfe thanks tobfs friends and
the Public IL General FIJI tie liberal Patron.
age he hiss always received from them WiGfe
10 business, and he would p6W inform them
that he has establiehed himself 90 tie sq4afc
belna tue Court house, and % the corner 10.
medtateIy south 81 tie Jail,
Where be intend kcepiDga general agsort.
meDt of family g. oeefIeF, Proyisions and plan.
tafi9i supplies which consist ofthe following
articles, 70 Wit
Baggjag bale rope and tsine,
Course, fine and table sab,
Bacon, lard aud butter,
Brown aud loaf sugar,
Havana and Rio coffee,
Teas Of All qualities,
Rice, candles and soar,
Blankets, Lowell and brown cotton, Iinseys
and k~erseys,
Crockery and glass wares.
Whiakeya and Brandy, Anisette aad Vinegar,
Nails, spades aud ghovelr, cotton eaYds and
cutlery,
Tobacco and cheese,
Powder, shot, and percussion caps,
Mems russell bregans, boy's, ditto. mcn's
kip brogane, boy'a, ditto. Ladies seal and calf
bfogans, mud boots, Seal boots.
II. VI BABtN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

LIVE WInLr YonsMAY-Thos efonr friends
who wish TO make I good fepast, arc informed
they can DO accommodated 1T all li0tos, at
Michel Graaarys COFFEE. honeo. lie has
been known for twenty years AZ ono Of the
best caterers 70 the pubiielaate. On Monday
next be will be amply provided 70 supply any
number WHO may feel disposed TO psirontze
him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADIES.

- ~ AAA ~ r.
COspgcrEp Hy MRa. EisngR.
Tie exercises of ibis Institution vii re-.
commence on tho frat Monday 10 sepiemheE
For more Than sefen yeats this school has
shared literally in public patronage, and tie
teachers confidently expect fbaG their NJ
firing ezertioDs for the Improvement ol Their
pup u sill secure not only ~fo6tiHpaiiee but
no increase Of the same IN future. The m0gt
approved text books are ueed, and ii * tic
object OF the teachers to rGndep the feciia-
tioDs interesting 40 well ss useful 10 excite
10 the minds Of ttejr pupils a lOss Of study
and Of such studies an Will tend most 10 ZEN
der tiiem useful and fodi3ciplire he mind. ri
day morning 81 each week #jH be devoted 10
reviews. Tie friends and 5aircrs Of tie
scliooI are solicitcdto attend at fbat time llut
key may Judge Cf Ire progress 0f the papise.
Mrg. Fisher takes pleasure in informing
her patrons and The PUBLIC generally that rho
has secured tie services OF Mr, G@Mrs.
Fneries, IN her sch0oI, ~ teachers 81 Ffaucii
Spanish, & music, both Instrumental and Yes
cal Tie cbafge ior music will be s2n, feF.
quarter, for French Sf0, payable Qnarferly.
80 Advance. For board ard Tuffep baf $50.
per anngD. An e1tfa charge Of 81 FER
nonfh for gash1ng, also 81 per month Tor bed
and bedd ing, d furnished by the teachers.
fItelnr for da8 scholars ~ English from &,
10 ~ duijaH Ter quarter.
PHIHARi CLASS
Readine, Spelling, Whiting, GeexFasdsy,
hntbmetlc enI Graidmse
HIGHER Class
History ancient ard N5def0s GraratHer,
Composition, drthWetIe. Natufst Mora
Pbil1soIty Chemistry, Rhetoric, 8srraadta,.
Algebra aad tiefaaesrg. The Taa4aagrs aaf
arnaasHtai branches will yeeeIge az izsei
Attentions ~ parents may 6efire. II tl.s.
health Of ibis glace II n0w goo5, and t3acbers
are engaged for The first u lie moath, he's
classes FeBl be formed II the d.fsFea. studie.
pursued. u IL hoped tia. tboge wbo favor
gs with their patronage, wilt feel The impqY-
lance " having their ebildres present al the
conmeBcernenfo fiho school
aug - 20 1871
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
RuNAWAY ALAYEs


Ran away from tho subscriber
Idufiug The night from Sunday 10
Monday, Oh instant, the following
PR'/ slaves john Tayt0r, mttlatto.
aaa aged 33 70 40 years, D feet 0 To 4
inches high, q little baDdytjegged. .JaDes
RobeflsoH, mulatt6 or 4uaftefo6n, aged ~ 0f
40years, 3 leet 9 Of 10 inches ID height, l0Da
eufled hair. jain Hqrrison, mniaito or Rfiffe
(~gellowJ - to 20 years Of age, sell btltt, s
feet 4 10 o inches IN height, FroHfLH. d young
negro IL or 10 years old, very intollgsas, d
house servant.
They are all veil dressed. One Of them
stole my gun, a small double. barrelied gun,
rery light Mfeoyer q very dafk negro, n4ms
ed Andre, runaway fef q month past, 80 o. IS
years old, s fectO or 10 inches ID height. This
negro las received a Kick from i mule, Wticb
bfole biz hese near the forehead.
$50 fe8atd WiiI be- gisen 70 Whomsoeecr
val lodge, 10 aby6f tbe i3ilg offif4 state, and
give notice thereof b The subscriber, Tor tic
yeIleW boy John Taylor, and aa touch fer Tie
0nafterooh, James Robertson; aad taGpfy.fYe
dollars each for The others
st James, Sept 10ih 1874.
SAMUEL FAGOT.
IA Sepf. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

TREMENDOUS GATBERfsG OF THE LocoFocos
or EAST F~ELIcIAHA!-In compliance With pre-
TIous notice, meeting Of Tie L9rof0cos offhis
Parish took place IN Clinton on Saturday the
18th Instant. Afer they @ere organized We
counted noses, aud to our utter astonishment.
found there were only FRO dozen present, in.
GLIDING both wings and locofocon. Polk, DaI-
las, Texas, Oregon and Reputation don't ap-
pear TO create much enthusiasm amongst The
iocofocos in these diggins.--FeAciana Wing
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
PROBATE C0ERT
"a 81 RnIoa Ronec.

TnTtsN q I'M bn0n hOnQcs
Whereas William Noble administrator 81
tie Estate Of his late wife Elizabeth Broad
way deceased, has fled III the Office ofibe
Clerk ofsaid Court the accounts Of his at
minisiEaiio6o Of the community heretofore =
isttng 6stween said Noble and said deceas-
cd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested 10 show cause with:n len days from
the day this notice is first inserted in tie
public new paper, Why the said account
should not be approved, bomolorated, and
made the Judgement of this Cosrt.
CHAs. TESTER, p. j.
Attest: A. WISTHRer Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

SugeIDEs.-Oo Saturday, tue I4fG instant,
Hre. Bagly, i widow lady, who had boea
teaching scbool GONE three years at vcks.
burg, committed suicide. n poet tnofien ex.
animation, gags The South Western Farmer,
-rcvealed the cause Of her selCdestmcffob,
She las left two interesting children, nos up-
projected, II mourn her loss.
At tbe same place, on Tuesday the I7th, a
llrs. yoale hung her two children, both under
Tie age ofthFee year6-and thep bung dorsslE.
NO cause assigned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
OYSTERS All JAcKgoI

Jaaeph T1nez informs the public fhal tie
will have On hand en- Monday, next, d lafgo
assoflment of ffesh Oysters, carefully pre-.
served With leo. Walk IN, gehitemen and
give him D call.
Sept. %. a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

Mrs 4 r FrEHras. late Principal Of The
lafagetie Female Public School, Of tho 2at
Municipality, N. o. respectfully offers her
services as an instfuctress 90 young lsdier,
and proposes giving private iessons 10 all The
different branches Of 4 polite education, IN e.
tier LaDguage-Frencb or Engl-beisg
perfectly acquainted uftb both. SIZE Is par.
ticularIy desirogs 81 teaching The former. bay-
ing taught in many private echogls iu New
Orleans, with success. Size vii also give
Lessons on The guitar,
Parenfs wishing private %tnition, will 81 he
disappointed II they honor her wifh lhsir pat
roaage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

MorToN'e BAHY.--The Boston CONNER.
~jal Gazette ~reia1os a langbabIe aHecdote of
Arnbiafd, ihe FrenGhtnan IN whose honac tho
Duke 81 Orleans boarded while in Boston.
AtDbIafd ~as 4 tailor. HafiHg made a pair Of
,thg,t@hoe fer a pr. Lamb, but forgetting tie
ls. h a~stotaef, he went lnfo The mar.
yet. 7Dd tastne tf9Ij ofa leg 81 mutton, inquf
opueho, IVA you cali dlsq'' "3'hls
q tla4. lo9.. fla, =, atton IL III Vel val
yop gaij The moutOn's baby u The butcher
answered, ..Iamb" OUR exclaimed The
FnDchman, 'dat Is bin Monsieur Lamb b
Je scr man sat for | make De p1b:aloonis'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

GfsTEas C9sftHkti- ~ take this %.
potubity q Informing dpte1fes aud others tbai
JAGkO bas % band al assortment Of Oysters,
preserved II ie6. Ill those who arc fond 81
Injuries VIII do vol ~ cab. lie has flied
1p Rooms for The accommodation Of tho pubic.
Lie house g on Church street, next door 10
PIKE ard Babjn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
WING MEETING

At d fnoetfnq oftie Wings II The Parish 81
West Baton Rouge, III Saturday 2sth sept.
On motion, Ho1, Louis Fayrot vas called d
Tic Chair and Hon. VIM Joyce was appoin.
ted Secretary
Oh Clarke, submit ted the following pream.
4e and ~resolHti0gp.
tVhafeas, d Waas Convention Of tie w bjoa
Louisiana i ID be- held at Baton Rauee OF,
Tic III Of October. Therefore be Il Resell.
Fyed.
That every peYson ii this Parish WIN be.
lieyes that 0lr National Constitution WAS III.
tended TO lofat d more perfect union, esfab.
lsh justice, insure domestic ~ttaBquiIjtg,
provide for The common defence, promote The
general welfare, aad secure the bl4ssiDgs Of
liberty to ourselves and posietity, are hereby
iayited 10 attend said Convention
Resoived, Tint in our opinion The present
tariff by fostering our iadGs ~ 10 tho depart.
fueBts of agriculture, manufactures, and inter.
rational commerce, will tend 10 promote he
good of the ereaitat number.
Resolved, That IL Henry Clay and Thee.
dore ~FrelingbGyaeH, 20 have Stafesmen 81
experience, sagacity aud acknowledged patri.
otiem, and that We pledge ourselves to use al
honorable meaDe, 10 aoCIre their election, AZ
in no doing SO shall bo promoting the general
welfare Of the Country.
LOUIS FAyROT, President.
W8.JoYCE, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

MAnR1ED.-On Wednesday evening last,
by The Rev. Mr.. WooDBnIDoE, JOSEPH JooR,
Esq of st. Francisville to Miss AsN1 NJ
FfsLEY, of this town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
sTRAYS.

Taken up on The 18th inst. By o. Dewey
nine aliles from Baton Rouge,two horses about
ten years old and about ffteeHand ! half hands
higli-oHe is a Sorrei with d S5arIn bia fore.
bead, the other is a bay with asstnaIt white
speek IN bis forehesd-both have collar and
saddle marks, and pace-no particular marx
or brand, The oWne is tequestod Is call and
take them a.say, and conform 10 the lsW reIs.
tive to stFays.
Oct. 5h, 1874
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
parig1 ~ Eog mn, Do,,0D

parish IF East But1a RouQe.
ny virtue of D Proclamation from his Ev.
ccllencY the GoYefor of the State Of Louis.
ana dated III inst m election VIII bo held
ID this paffsh an Monday The 9TH Of NoFem.
BET 1911, and the E8o following days fof six
B%leeiors 81 President aud Vice President Of
lbe DBited States, allof whom sfyn reside il
different electotial Districts from each other.
The said electi0a 10 be- held BIZ tic res.
~pce'ighs Judge On tie isfday Of Mrs. Towtt.
sead'sta 81 tho PIaies, and attt6 house Of Jas
n, Willis, Manshae,
On thc,2j day AZ the house formerly ofJas.
Fofbee, and on the
81 day u the Courthouse ID tho town Of
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge Sept 18th 1914.
CfTS TESTER, P,J
% NJ Jas Willie bas ~ refused 10 have
Ito election held AZ hfs house, che gotefs III
hat precinct atf tcqaested % detosfl rbcif
fofes At Baton Rouge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

Hoo6yHEE- W. ate happy IL hear That
ihis unfortunate town IS last recovering from
the effects Of siakfaes, Numbers Gifts bost
ittzrbs have sadJegjy been ut off rom The
s4eGa o. activity aud usefulness Dealh, bat
: sa rae, % tespeeia no aEs O condition
Iisf a ass1 ssffgw II etsry iib4ft Hoy Tie
ept5etoie originated IL i town situated - far
a sf " eifsafnI, = ssliin lie mysteries
81 5itine PIeypieBeee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

DiED-In the city of Nachez (1fiss) on
SUNDAY The 22d inst, al The residence Of Mr.
Lindo. hlr. joins r MooDY, a native Of Ryrh-
mond Va.
Mfr. Moody, lad resided during last Spring
and Summer in this Town, where, By bis gen.
tIemahly conduct, he had endeared hinselfto
a large circle Of friends and acguaintancss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

limestone and after maling all theso tbafKss
'0n The gross weiglt ofttle fbtions the f~plantoT.
has 10 loco about two balea Id fyety HDndf6d
iudef the English system III tafe aSid 'rei.
10 Fflteat Tie maj n fiot mlnceI ~ alls
bug SLIT fob PER go lB4.. ", ABOUT ss
PEI Dale' " charged on eYGfy bale " cotton
brought 70 FfaHfb frem ite UniaI States
Cotton ffftn other e0hntfjes n rot 4ltafgaa
Wiih ~ ti9h.a i1ty a. our cotton e. siate
Tie IMPORTANT t4eti ua ilie authority tEtbg See
efstafY if Sfato# f5sa isapgrt Oh CONNER
Fial falat 4Ha afths UDftsd y lies, dgeunent
M. NV. M.nn.ll 1Nll1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05
gAfE or n RrS AWAY SLAVE
fllate d Lnnlaiana.

HIaEB o. LVUIhEAU1,
ny Yiftae afaB order from The Ian Ciias.
Tester, parish Judge 10 and for said parish,
VIII be exposed for sale 90
~Abfrfb4f, N0eEVBEg "a 1874
q Inc Colft.h house IS Tie f0sg Oh ton Rouge
commencing ~ ~ o'eloets sli tie righ', tito
and interest and claim gfthe owner or owners
Of certain negro tnan slave, D runaR8y con.
fined 10 the Depot, Wbo calls himself William,
and Gays he belongs III Mr.. s0piat, about s.
feet s inches high, about % years old.
He Maa committed on Tho 18th Of Sept,
1872 ard Il nov seized for the fees Of capture,
deiehtio6, md other costs Of this depot.
Terms Of sale--casIs
n w FOWLER, slerR
Oct 5tb, 80
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j. j. V Y. D @Igdds, Assf,tant 5taysdat,.
At 0 o'clock,A A. H., the Procession will be
formed in line, and will Immediately repairto
the place selected for the Convention b. the
following route.
Up Main street TO Church street.. through
Church street to Lafayette street, devn La.
fayette street 70 the Boulevard, along the Bou-
levard to St. Ferdinand street, down ST. Fer
dinand street, to the place FOR holding the Con.
~Vention.
As soon as the whole procession is in mo-
ton, a cannon will be fired from the rear OF
the line-one gun for each State and Territory
will then be fired frem the Convention ground.
On arriving at the ground The Convention will
be called TO order and the names OF lis off.
GERS ard the order of business announced.
The President on taking his seat will call
90 the Rev. Afr. Woodbridge, to upenlhe Con.
vention by prayer.
After the business ofthc Convention is over.
addresses will be made by sdsh gentlemen as
may be called for.
NJ Each parish is requested 10 hand 10
the Chairman of the Executive Committee
through the Marshal Of their Electoral district
The exact number Of delegates in attendance
from their respective parishes, in order 4bsta
an impartial award may be made ofthe Prize.
Banner 70 be presented by tho Iadieso Easf
and West Baton Rouge,
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NOr0L.

TIE undersigned having This day associa
Ted tbeinsol,e under the fing on SANGER
.iiBsB eco, gHi continue ii,o business ~
Dry Goods 1iae, and hope tlialfbo patronage
heretofore extended 10 thog1, may be ean-
.finued. They wiz keep on baad 3 god A.
sortment Of Dry Goods, Cl0ibing, Boots &C..
ID. SANGER,
LOUIS HESS,
SIMON JACODf.
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NEW FImtp

NEW FLOUR.
80 b@Brrclg, a superior article Of St. Isonii
brand, Just received by
oct u ~ PIKE g. HART.