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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

CoNyESTlaN.e-Tn his bfdy bnsiness !,
advancing vefy slowly. Articles are aaopted,
then teconsidered, repealed, long speeches.
votes taken and Ic, At ths present rate Of
progress, they win celebrate next Christmas
day in the Crescent City, though we opine
some of The country members will make
themselves SCARCE when hot .wea,her begins
to smell Of yello@ Jack
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
NnrIeM

VII Offer for sale on Monday the gd tay
% March, between The hours of 10 and III
O'clock " the lowest bidder, the making Of
The road and leVes across the Tract Of land,
about two acres fronting the river, we'll known
a. NE Pfendefgast tract, but Wh6 tho bona
lids owner ist is not Known, said land Ii stu.
ated IN ilh Gtb ward Of The Parish If West
Baton Rouge, bounded aboyu BY land Of John
Ddhlef ard below By land Of Dr. r M Hsfe~
ford The 1ndsd8kef Will BE- required TO eivo
s9id aud good security for The immediate and
lawful completion Of The work
D. DEYALL,
feb IL 2 Inspector Of roads and leyees,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

HEAVY LOWELL SHIFTING,
The very best articles Of heavy Lowell
Cotlohs, Llnssy, and Kersey, manufactured
at the Louisiana Pehiteptiafy, superior 10 that
OF any other manufacture. Planters are re-
1oesied 70 call aud examine our goods before
nhEEhaaLnn-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

iae 22d F|fBEuAhr a. we announced
last week, that day vas sl6iy eiSbfated IN
THE town, Tie eonpahies from lhefneIgtbof.
log parish did not turn okh osing Ehe heavy
rain u the morning Of thak day. he Wash.
Inglon Guards turned opfih full Uniform Al
10 e'tleek' After pafedil through the town
they repaired on The e1tstnon, where At ~
o'clock d salute 81 90 gun9 was 6resi by their
artillery they then tepalteH % Che syesidenee
of Capt Joseph 1feuafd lShefe q Eimptnous
fepast had been prepaid BY ofger III lsl
Lieut. Eugene Lauoue I Here dey we're
joined by several invited tnssls aud honora
~ members II the eotnpeAiy, and about Two
Joyous hours were spent The f%eatiye board
The toast, The song, &c, gent nertly round,
We would like 10 plblisE come of the most
ieasls delivered ea The oetEFioh, BY
4 would 10 inyidleus to faftieularit9, AT.
tefWatls Tie company t8 med twQ diyisions
and with the invited euhaia ID the middle
through The towsi and bt0ke npin
good npifile, satiefed that The rreoIleetions ot
thar day will not BE- eatilyaargotten:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

THE Nrw YiRK 1HpuNa, lotwlthstand.
ing ito late misfortune is Is suttetafal ope-
ration We arlgtad Of It, III Il decidedly ono
of tho beet periodicals. il the E%nuatry,
Lks]i'hAftRrE-A As usual ere il nothing 81
much Importance since ouf laSt. On 'Fuesday
the bill for the tcs et Vi tettlet ~ lanls beton'
gtua to the Stettf Was taken Eb and baasoa bv
the House of Khpresen,atlyss ii hfeylJes
'hat any pefpon, !!Nho resided III tbe lands do.
mated 10 HE STAG BY Congf,ps HI Internal
Improvement md eeminariee Iii learning. mi.
or 20 the selettiN of said la6gia by HE agen,
If the State, mgtr purchase ane hundred and
btNty AGREE, including ha improvements. At
"re dollar aud Etweuty HYeNbhts pcr acre,
With The privilege ot having I'll the trtt VI
January, lSt0 l,5 payment,
The bin to auSnj the ~seyeSal laws relating
to The charter " the Guy Bauts wastakon Us
but not Gnatly disposed of Ii repeaIs the
act OF -, whteh SotapoIs the directory Of lbo
bank to take in Hymcut Of \ existing debts
the eoupsns otlth State moi MI duo,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Ths sovrhtfF TRIBUNE The name Of
new paper stsftkl al fothte s'oupte, by II A.
Ross. The 7sibuHe is NEUTRAL In politics
and ovtnces a @rest deal i tael aud ability
both In its ejitokal and metslantgsl dtpArt-
mcnls. We wig, Al suceeseS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

BJ The act esantihg a col pensalieh 10 lie
oyerseers Of raas " aud leveef for the 9Th aud
9th ward oflhis Parish has bReh repealed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
MOLAssEs

We viii engage from 8 to 10000 nolasrea
barrels 20 be ready for DeKt years. crop Plan.
terg wishing 10 have their puppIy for next
season, will please call and examine the ar
ticis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Aniaigamation,-Yester saws the prook
lyn Star of gath ult., James MorrelI one =
the blacklist negroes we ever saw, entered !
complin int against his wife, Ellen. a br pnt
progressing, and intelligent looking While
English woman, for drunkenness and vap.
rahcy. Ellen gave as reason, that he brutal.
" treated her, aad would spend his nights
aWaJ roo lllo.ae without cause or provo.
cation. After Z heaFlpg. The cause was with
drawa Ry he1 husbands paying expenses.
FiosnistH8 % behaTe letter, provided MS wife
would live With hata, which he consented n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Probate Coufi-Paffsh Or West Baton

GAas&6 vi ~ A1AAiNhs
Probate Couft-Pafish of West Baioo
Rouge
by 81 order Of The Court n pfobatsa Of
this parish, will be sold at public sale BY The
undersigned Judge,
MONDAY, the l7th March nexl,
ut l0o'el6eh il tho morning, on the premises,
The property hereafter described. belonging 10
The succession Of john Dominique Lap6a4,
deceased, namely i tract Of land situated IN
this parish containing one afpeht and / half
front on The river, by about eighteen arpebs
N depth, between parallel lines, bounded
above by Pierre Dsigfs and below By Jacob
Gefalt; d negro named Estiin. AIRED about IL
years, cattle. farming utensils, furniture, &c.
TtHMs-Ifhe land payable Two hundred
dollars easb, The balance in two equal nav.
neats from The day Of sale. the negro half
eesh end The balance ID d year from tBe Same
date-tbe whole in j6int satisfactory notes,
bearing eight per cent interest from ibo time
due and special mortgage until final payment.
The moyeable property cash
Il FAvR0T, P.L
ii february 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
TOOLS.

lCtyLSg
Several lots Of Carpenter & BlacLsmitb's
tools for sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

ty Tho want Of a largo room ~is.often se
verely ielt ii this town, either Ir pull,
meetingt, exhibitions, Orig %foolnr, &c, TIT
Washington Guards have Ebf some weeks 90
0upied . toom n The bdseE7tat If The Metho
dtst Church, used for no Bnfpoue, IL d drill.
room once a week, the other room being peeu.
led for school, but theg have bean depri.
we'd of that privilege, aud are titus left with.
out q room fur exereieings We undofstand
that sntpe Of nnr r%ittzens; more literally M
rlined, are about Greetings hall, Of the aiEe
required for he purpoRes Ab0yo. nanod, where
our young men can cultivate Whatever ART or
sciences they may feel i psnehdat f5r, With.
out fear Of prescription.
" $. D, C0au jor he Western R~istrict n
Lauisidpa Abolished
We perceive from tho Washington City
papers, that law has pasted 69fA houses Of
congress, 10 abolish The aboye eeurl, which
has heretofore been held sa0pelousls.
In future all the h%aeine4s Of the Court will
DO transacted in Now orlebns, ohi6h we be
lieve, win be much moreseoayen a, 10 lii.
giants having business in tEe US. Court,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

A small garnet brsaslpin, With hair 10 the
back Of Il, and The initials IT, d. N. Any per-
son finding lie above. viii receive tofnbensa.
ton and much Oblige the owners BY leaving
ii af this office a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

ltlpter-AaherGttO The Detroit Dailv
Advert4set ot me 2lSt iUstants6ys: The plan
started bs eur citizens for The coatem1oransoys
annexaiiNn Of Canada, ia case Texas is 10 he
annexed, lakes like wiIdfre in Michigan. So
iai q We have heard, T. Is universally apurov.
ed. we gave on Saturday an extract from thr
Ann ArbofJ Journal, stating that a petition had
been started IN thar village. We find an arli.
sic also in the Pontiac G zette. a6nouncIbp
i2e e1feulai1oh Ct a similar petition in thai
ptaeel aad NarmIy comImending it,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

a''ftfH AI 'tf1' II VAE| @fR wv hNt6 W tGGFitk
II at this Office
NOTICE
The undersigned would respectfully inform
bis friends aud The public that he las just rea
eeiysd, IN addition 10 his fgfinef stock The fol.
luWi ing articles Z
Caffeg'H PI8agbs, M. 2&3
Horse collars and blind brides
Harness and Trace Chains
Wedding hoes Of various sizes.
Cut and wrought nails Of all sizes
4 good assortment Of G6inm6h and fine
granite, china and glass wares.
a variety Of family groceries and planta-
ton supplies,
All Of the above articles will be sold very
low for cash.
march |. 4 H. v. BAB1N
BATON ROUGE sACRER MUSIC
SOCIETY
AZ The Presbyterian Church, on THURSDAY The
l5h March instant,
PHoshAMMB-tst. PANT.
l Wake Isles Of the south-Chorus with
accompaniment Oh The Organ,
2 Pilgrim heFs@sol8-sophrano do do
Pihn0.
D See The dawn from Heaven is breaking
duett tehors u it'll aeeump. on Piano.
4 Eve's Lamontation t., solo-s6bhtaD0 with
do on Piano.
3 Waks Tie songs Of Jdbtlee=ebsras=
Organ
2p PART.
/ Lord descended from above-ehorus-
Organ
2 Ave Natla--dne -sop6taoo and tenor,
ace0np, on Piano.
4 Strike the Cymbal--Gnale--eborus--
Organ.
Tickets 50 rcats 10 be had at l.. BoDne.
n%cfaze, Esq, Of At the door of the Church
Tho night Of tho Concert.
Doois open 81 o. o'cIock-Porformanes to
At precisely.
Ar FUERTEs.
Nlgfch 1, ls45-4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

y Sharp Retort-A lew days since. 4 wor.
tHs LOUISVILLE Judge asserted that he was
gre et han Napo. con.
"Aby!f asked a memher of The bar.
'Becsuse | am alive and NapoIeo,
dead 'Ob yes! on the same princiE,a s
live Jaekass is greater than a dead lion y re-
torted the lawyer. g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01


ANNEXATION T'ajs all.epsfosstng qOes.
uoa ts !kely 10 dnsume the remainder of lhe
session, which chsesoo Tueslly neSt. The
last dates we h5yc from Washington are 10
the l6h s'cbraaiy On the i3h Mr., Rivet,
FpoNo lss 't{ee Ioors ia ansIer 10 MI, Bueln
snan. EEe maintained lhat ttssro Vas but one
way Of adjusting: tie question, VIZ. by treaty
far which he wEe willing ii IN, IL adjusted
satisfactorily u II The mlerffals of the Union
lhe bill as paSsed tie HogEe MIL ueyor re.
cetye the sanetin 81 tho pfeaent SENATE. and
such %ayartcty ofbroposI0ons have been made
itis bard 70 eay shieh will Ii adopica, Col,
Benlon's bin scSms 10 be tlo mos, no,,,n,.
and my pass thl SeOatc, Bug: Ii Is scarcely 10
be believed thataho House will adam, Il. IA,
less it's tho lass alternatives Several ba,s
oftho highest isporlance "a The country. =.
mong them tdc Edmissl an o6Iewa Ala Fla,i
al, will 30 seSt back Il ,anoIbe, session
through sha, u .Ebsorbing mtbFesi. The Tex5s
question.
Ia two weeksyS at The latcs,i VIC shall be +.
be 20 present CPL. Polk's views 81 tbi, and
other subjects nov agitattnK Inc Dublje
mind,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

INJURY 10 them The tise of this invention II
urged Among other reasons, on the ground d
humanity 70 persons engaged IN loading guns
Niip snifef 80 frequently from explosions.
FROM MEXICO
By the arrival IL the schooner Fanny, Capt
Patterson, we have Vera Cruz dates up 10
The 18th instant, and To the 10Th instant from
the city u Mexico.
Santa Anna was still In prison at Parotet
We learn That he has sent a request TO The
Chambers, asking 10 appear before The Grand
Jury In person and give his affidavit verbally,
which request was denied. We are wonder.
ing whether the tyfant, while tasting The
sweets Of bis dungeon, does nnl sometimes
think Of the night when he ordered All the
1'eAans near he city Of MeAi6e to be chain.
cd Ill couples, and while In that situation IL
be marched at d distance Of some two miles
aud pafaded before his palace at midnight no
that he might crafty lis contemplate spite
BY d eight Of thein.
Iii The husty glance which VS. have cast
through our papers, we find but few notices
Of The en- president. The Indignation provo.
Red against hun by his former tyranny seems
10 be some what ail8yed by The complete tfi.
umph of bis fees, and we doubt not that hit
ample peeuhiafy means have contributed not
a little to the saline end,
The brig Leopold U'Dohneil arrived NJ We.
ia Cruz On the 18th with SeHuf GBmtz ti4
riaH aud family on board It may be r%efoileo.
ted thai this talented Mexican has been tut
some year of ~ anshed fian his country
and that he has spent most of he time IN the
city lie ie noted AZ 4 political Wfitef Of
great power, and Will doubtless take lead.
ing part III the affairs Of the republic.
Robhefira Of stageB between Vera Cruz
and The city Of Mexico are still common. One
ut the editors ehteftaifs strong hopes thar lie
''sehhdalaua and lainentabie" occurrences, as
he calls ifemi Viii be stopped.
Notwithstanding the atale of embaffaHpa
meBt IL which The Mexican treasury was
left by The preceding administration, the Mi
tlistef Of linahre has been allie 10 obtain q
loan IF @lNN.n00 AZ tne- half per cent per
month, FOR the satisfaction ol the claims Or Tic
gfnWefa Uf tobacco.
So corrupt have been proved m6ty Of lie
contracts entered into by tlte lalr epyefnupta
~ MeSteo, that Il haa been proposed he beuef
Rasa, d member u the Ctahter ii Deputies,
80 suHpead the payment Hf all ehffa due on
contracts, subject 10 the revision Of Congress
The neeulatiuliH said 10 lave been committed
are enormous and most Eeaudalhue, some one.
fatafs having realized immpnae fortunes from
them
From motives ofalleged deiicaey The namen
Of The officers liable 10 punishment for III.
II aiming faithful ~ Santa Anna are not given.
There are more than 4 hundred az them hi
that pred tenm6nt, nov in the power of the
government of Mexico. Our opinion, drawn
from the tone III tho MeXir5n iourbals. h thnt
he preaeht powers desire 10 deal with lehien-
" with them,
II IL reported that Gen, Bravo Ii to be call.
ID to the Council Of Government 40 a supplies
mental member Pic. of The gan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

A drunken sefKant vas advised 10 put by
ms money for a rainy day. In a few wee 5
MS master asked him how he had added 10
his StoIe: Faith, nothing at all" replied
me- dld as you told me; il Tained very hard
yesterday, and ii all went" The fellow had
sprsed il all away.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

WATER Poor CARrRb sEs.-1he Com.
mittee Oh the militia in thes HoDse ~ Ren,a-
sentatiyes have reported III favor ot the pss
n The army and navy eEa new farridee,
which Il the invention of sAIr. SAMUEL Cal 81
New York. A large %nuGEber of cSfifeatos
from eminent military mesl are ansepdsd ~
The report, showing that these car,ridgss
which are made Of tin TOLL are both Ere ami
water preof. C~ommodorI McIntoth gives
the following account Of le highly aatisfac-
tory experiments on The SUBJECT:
8 The experiments were tInade onhbe 15tL.
Of November with a brass six pvusder, Mr..
Colt loading The gun. Col. Bankiiead tslbjecrino
very properly in my opinsonl III a ssoIdier's
doing 20 without a spongs beng ksedy ana
served as customary. Fifteen carfr5aees
were fred in quick succession a.con,mon
percussion Iock and Wafee we're used The
rent was not served, ard CHE prirn6tp, wire |
Ind sponge we're dispensed with. Ehe CON-
were no" desir"us@ of examining The
run, which was done viii a snalI,looEino.
siass- No deposite was discovered and The
ouch hole remaining perfectly free, The firing
vss therefore continued, aid after i further
ischarge Of tea more cartridges 10 quick sue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
nAToN RoIU 0E.

The gassfi.@9 at 7trms-kfotn ard anef
Bis dats we shal invariably charge 81 fol
ApwA
#l'ur one yeafk Fn6sefIbttesi III paid
pfeyi9bs 10 dspiratiuu htEerm, 8e 90
Mlf paid after, ald The ifaublk " afuas
n.hg sltaf iAE 9 90
Advertising ahN sub. by ih9yeAf, no %
g Cards Of Duatos Lawyers 46e. per
= Year, ~ 90
Advertising bts square lE lines 10
t1hsltLutute / square, one Insertion, J 90
Every sub elufht inseftiots 6oe,
Announcing q candidate fat public
Office, Qf IbseHbtr,) / ga 90
Announcing "a tnoh.subs ibef0 50 90
#ArrHDAh Ntrrb b., 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

AADIF' WILLS, HUE5, PLODGHs, &e.,
The Subscribers, Importers and Dealers
IN Hardware and Cutlery invite the attention
Country merchants and others 60 their ex.
tensive and well assorted stock ofForeigu and
goods, among which are the follow
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

SueAR.-We have y ntSice = cohtinuance
81 very lar demand since oar lastswhieh IN
connection with The rathS limited receipts
has impaired additional f%lffnness to The mar
ket.
MolAssgs-Steady at lss 10 gents per
gallon, according to qualitI and condition of
barrels.
FLouR,-ohio 4 400 pst barrel Missour;
81 25a4 rs.
CoRS in The ear so a 626Sa per barso!-sbsl.
led So d 40 cents per batrj.
LApn-5l to 81. PdaE uie,S $1,000.
PRINs IS % s 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
IRON, NAILS, HOES. PLorGHs -

certify The foregoing TO be a true copy Of
he original decree. A. WfsrHEor, elk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
sTATE on L%0T1faTAeA

Jftfd Distinct Court, East Baton Rouge.
Eliza n NeWporf,
e No 3779.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
A GREAT COUNTRY.
The New York Herald has the fol,

lowing in its correspondence:
These twenly.niue States, with about
lhiry more 10 be formed, making 6l in
10 alI, will place us 10 very aalislacto-
ry condition with regard to our suprem.
acy on the North American continent
Il is said the territory between Iowa,
Missouri, aud the Pacific Ocean, is suf-
fcenl TO make twenty seven new States
--Texas extra, 10 the one admilted)
will give US three or four more. These
added 10 the lwenty.nine now formed
will swell the number 10 about sixty
one.
The present twenty-nine States will
give US RCty.eghl Senators, and also a
large increase in tho House Of Repre-.
Isenlatives When the siSly-one States
are formed, we shall probably have a
population Of over 100, 600, 900, of pao
IpIe. We shall then number lee Sena.
tors, and probably 500 members of the
House OF Representatives. New York
will then contain one or two millions Of
Ipeope, with its commerce ramifed
throughout the world. New Orleans
will probably contain another half mill
ion. 81. Louis will probably be The
the seat OF Government, with its 4oO,.
600 or 100000, inhabitants. Rolroad,
and TelegrophS will connect it with the
Pacific Ocean on one side, and the Al
antic on the other, while the mighty
Mississippi will convey irs swelling
commerce, brought over the mountains,
en- route from China, 10 the Gulf oi
Mexico.
Such ought 10 be, and such WILDE the
future destiny of these States, if 'hings
are managed right. TO secure these
great advantages we must at once IKE
our position, end announce to tho world
and 10 Great Britain, in particular our
fixed and udalersble purpose TO remSir
supreme on The continent OF Norlt
America. That any seizure of CalIfor
MIA or Cuba, by England will not only
meet our solemn protest, hut will b.
considered a causus belli. This is lht
Platform on which all true American
patriots must make up their minds lc
stand.
Our march is 0nWard fol centuries ,c
come--StiH Onvard-and they who dc
oot keep up with US, must fall behint
and be forgotten. That's all.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
A BI0W-0ut,

We heard a good story few ever.
llogs since which we thought was wor.
Thy of being thrown into a paragraph.
A gentleman who was presumed TO have
contravened, in some minor particular,
the laws Of that respectable old gentle
man, Uncle Sam, was recently sum.
moned from his home 10 appear, forth.
with before one Of the tribunals located
in distant district from that in which
he resided, and lest be should fail 10 e.
or loiler TOO long by The way an officer oil
brief aulHorily,' was sent to accompany
him. As the gentleman under duress
was making what might be literally
termed forced Marches and as the
United States footed the bill for lraveIl.
ling expenses, he neither objected 10
steamboat charges nor tavern bills.
His attache-if his travelling com9dn-
ion who had the attachment for him
could be so Called---he, however, found
10 be Of a parsimonious turn Of mind:
rather of the Grahamte and temperance
order for his lasle. The captive in lacr
his abdominal regions rather sinking n
and was, therefore, determined 10 have
blowout The first tavern which
they came 10 after making the resolve,
he went up TO the bar-keeper and ask
ed il 'Mr.--r his guard, or guardian !
had ordered dinner?' The ba-keepel
answered that he had ordered some
flour dom's and chicken fxn's.'
Our hero cursed him for a narrow
hearted rascal, and ordered a dinner -
the best The house could aford-for all
hands, and a dozen OF champagne 10
wash off with.
1t was brought in, and none parlook
of ii with more gnStO than did the off
Ger Of Uncle Sam; bot when he saw the
bill brought in Dinner and wine for
seven, Sl7'--he puakered up his fore.
head like haOfsbu, fan.
Wby, Mr.--,'said he 10 his mi.
;ohef' MOI | dld nolorjer lhisn
4 know you did not said his prison
let, but / dId---so fork over
i will not do it, said the Govern
men official, emphsricslIy.
Nv ell, then, said rhe prisoner, 'as i,
The way in cases of Ire5pass, the lend.
lord will have to keep The beast for the
.damage-let him hold on to me 81 b
hostage till his bIIia paid
The official, seeing he had no Other
alternative than to pay The bill or leave
his prisoner behind hun, adopted the
former; but when they stopped atatay.
ern afterwards, his FIST caution, ia eye.
Iry instance to the audIord wss-,D1u'r
trust my companjon-he he's got no
tunds, and ] am no! accountable Tor any
debts the man contracts. - -PicayUne.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
OFFICIAL DIGNITY.

Mr.. Cist tells capital story abou, I
constable in Pennsylvania:
He had served legal precepl o
come sor, on particular friend Of his
greatly his superior in strength, who
being particularly drunk al the time, re-
beIled against the law and ils smyrmidon
acizing rbe officer and shaking him al
most TO pieces. The parties meeting
a few days afer, Jim, the offender, wa,
profuse in hi, apologies. 'You know,
Jake says be, Il would not have serv.
ed you SO i'll had been duly sober, il
was all the devilish whiskey did IT,
The official at last Modified and relen,.
ed under Jim's exposlularops. AS Ia
the shaking said jake i DON'T bear
,say malice, don't valIy ii cent on
my own account, bat ae an officer rec.
oleci neSl time, jim, whoever shake,
0'., sAabes The CoD.mOna0eaih.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
Eloomsburg, Oct. l8i--,5
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