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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
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The ship R]oseias, arrived Al New York Oh
lte 10Th Instant, from liverpool, With datas
10 The 1914.
We find following particulars in lie New
lgrk Herald of The I7tb, tRehtysf8uf hours
ahead Of the u 8. express.
Ihe news in every point Of view is imp0g.
tabt,
u viii be seehthat England taking Calhoun's
famous dispatch into e9hsldsftaiion,ha has CEN.
ineheed q counter movement In France A.
gaihsI The U, States England seeks an aiiis
ants with France to oppose The annexation
81 Texas 10 This uhiGh, That county Ii willing
To abandon The right Of search If France will
accept The proposed alliance.
Against an immense import al Liverpool,
e9ttun has retained its prices.
The English money market was bdoyahts
The PACKET ship Liverpool, hence, made
bel passage out In IS days and II hours,
No positive fittings Of the missing packets
by this arrival.
The ST. Patrick, hence, al Liverpool, re-
ports seeifg on the 74th of December, in lat.
81 l6f,57, a ship Of about 800 tons, bottom
Up, eoppefed, win her stern boataad spars
hoatihg near her, This may have been The
Normahdist
The England was 100 tons, and the United
States $50 tons. The above wreck, however,
e5iild not have been one Of Them
II vas currently reported that her Majesty
has appointed Sit Henry P%otlihgef Governor
General of Canada, in The place Of Sir Charles
Metealfet who Is s%efi6Giy %indispesed.
Ireland was quiet. 0'Ggnhell was on new
tack.
The gale Of The tilh and i2lh Of December
was terrible severe Accounts OF disasters by
IL were pouring into England We have facts
enough TO show that that gale was Al least
twenty five degrees 6flohgitude in width.
Spain remained without much change. That
poor country suffers.
The chutoh question in England o]ontiues
10 be one of interest there.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made 10
shoot the Duke Of Normandy
All approximations respecting DR.. Wooif
are now at an end, as he has arrived in safety
al Bombay,
The amount Of money levied for poor rates
in England and Wales, In 1914, was g7,0B5,
5g5, UfWhiGh SO, g09 ,p75 were expended for
The relief Of The poor
Arrangements have been made by The Ad.
mirally for The conveyance of The mails be.
tween Suez and Calcutta and China.
Observation-Disclosures important movement
has taken place In the dtoeess Of Exeter,
This is no less than the adoption. ut d most
influential meeting IN the Cathedral city, of
memo iAi to her Majesty as the temporal
head Of The church, TO a revision Dfthc rubfie,
With The view TO the settlement of the exist
ing disputes, and 10 The %sieetihs Of such al.
teratinns in prescribed forms Of The church
as The lapse Of time may have fendsfed-nbrs
essaty,-Cfeseenf CIV.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Highland Tradition two bfolhers who
where engaged N 81 expedition against SONG
Scottish Island had cutnted into an agree.
met, that he who should first touch The land
with ieei and blood,t Scottish expfeeeiop,l
aFouid reotain uhdlFputed lord Of Il. Approach.
lug The shore with all The force they could
apply 10 Their oaff, they came to q part where
the projecting rocks barred all nearer approach;
aud both b%folhefs, with their followers, dash.
ed into the eea 10 swimto the island. AZ the
elder saw that the Younger was getting before
him, he drew his short sword, laid his left hand
Oh d point Of foct, cut II Off with one stroke.
took il up by the fingers, and threw il, bleed.
Ing, past his brother 10 the shore. 'God Ia
my witness cried be-, pthat my fiegh and
blood have frat touched this land And
thus was he King Of the island, which his deg.
We ndanls ruled tDt centuries with undiapu.
led sway
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
aTATE Ga LnlIlalAMA

Probate Co0ri-pafisG Of Easi Uaton Rouge.
VIII be s5ld On Tie premises, 81 virtue IF
q commission III the directed by The Hen, The
Judge Of The parish Of West FaitgiaBa.
on MONDAY, fhe 1Hh March nest.
+ lot 6f parcel III land IN Spanish Town. baton
Rouge fontaiBlbg four superficial afpehs,
bounded south BY the public road, east bye
and weat By Peter Gentih. now h nj Young,
together with the improvements thereon, be-
longing la Tho succession VI Ills late samuel
i lion deceased
1gftts of s~aleA=an Il credit Of one and Two
years, ttt purchaser 10 give d mortgage and
confession d Judgment On Tie property, with
approved personal seeufity, The notes to bear
interest, ~ The rate Of eight per cent per an.
NUN, from maturity tin BaiG.
Gil TEss1ER. r., J aid Autt
Baton Rouge, feb 81, 1g45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Dreadful Oeeprence.-We learn from The
Covington, (Keniucky,) Intelligencer, that
that about three weeks since, d man by the
name Of u. Gason, residing near Cynthiana,
in Harrison county, in that State, shot his
father. Il appears that the fntller and son lad
q severe quarrel, which ended in a fight, The
father threatened TO kill his son, and went 10
the house for his gun. The son, also, went
for his. They met behind the house and both
took aim At the same moment. The fathers
gun flashed; the shot in that of his sons took
fatal effect near the heart Of his father, whe
fell e%Scalming, you have killed me.n The
mother ofthe deceased was the only witness
of this horried deed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Il Writes Small Hand.t'-We once heard
Of a gentleman who was a yictum of love N
first sight. The object Of his alteration was
a pretty faced girl, but Of her mind and dis.
position he knew nothing until he was in.
lroduced. lie had made inquiries, and was
Informed she was a very accomplished Young
lady, and, amongst other things, that she was
an able writer. During his first interview, he
talked of the English classics, and spoke Of
the writings of Addison, Steele and others. and
finished by asking whose style she preferred.
She replied" l don't follow none or Them
copies;-l writes small handI'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
TEXAN.

The schooner Lone Star from the river
Sabine reports that some difficulty had arisen
IN the river on account of tonnage duties.
claimed from Am erican vessels nv the au-
thorities Of Texas. The schr Louisiana.
Captain Eddy, Of this port, was taking in cor.
ton at some place on the Sabine, but The
loading was stopped by the Texan custom
house officers on the ground that she had paid
no tonnage duty. The revenue cutter Wood
bury arrived in the river during the dispute,
and sent a boat with an armed crew, TO insist
that the loading OF the Louisiana should rro.
coed. In the mean time a Texan revenue
cutter arrived, the captain Of which declared
that the orders Of the custom house must be
obeyed. The captain oftle Woodbury. DER.
sisted in a contrary view OF the quesiion-and
there were mutual thratenings Of blows. rhe
dispute was not settled when the Lone Star
sailed from the Sabine.
II the foregoing account Of the affair be car.
rect, tits very plain thai the captain Of the
Woodbury. is acting in an Unauthorized man
ner within the iurisdiition, Of a friendly pow.
cir.
The captain ofthe Lone Star paid his ton.
mage duties to avoid acknowledgements
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

lMFoHrANF 10 BuaAR a1LArrHHsS-t We
have been called 20 notice sesBrei ihpfoye-
nrents and inventions ii DE epltdfI of The
Gang and The making Of sugar during the ias
few y%eafa-bpt We have btely essSained q
labor. saving machine, inyar8ed BY nj q ans
vel Newton, for The ntfp5se 81 dtyAIg bag
assv IL q short time, whietfyr egoatsuy and
real beneft will be more ltshll to a mtrs
lltaf NJ ~ si6us i0yehtiaBI
Tbs invention IL slnple,IA and ean 81 eatlg
understood II t%e1sista 0flnty IL Il andtass
iron eliaih, ~ great Ieuglli, mOvet Isl lhp
steam englnr, IN such modaaie M1lila id ID
give sufficient dfgdess to the banatEa d, III ID
passea ft0n Under The b#Kassa sfsaif, and
ihenes under And ihfeuglsl b sHeete fph mn.
mace, which IL enyelaped b The hesI drawn
from ile chimney at pieastk1e. Ia sutSt 4 man.
ief aiid under such praelE control be shall
give The exact degree Of hest required.
The bagasse must be tblssah sway a6a pfpat
expense, teetoes, carte, rialss sc mustbs
kspt continually employee during F%Ishtahd
gay, y all klld q Weather Ithpal MY profit
Y. The plsiiefs, while will bic inat he only
one hand L fsqalfed % spf 4 evenly The ba
tssss " Y comes otit " thts trough I'll lhe 10.
tafy thaIii, aud nearly half Tie fae. / saved
10 The planter, without t0uitIBg ib6IIEss. IL
pehHe, and trouble ofthed pipsvnls b~tota.s.
~ 'hesa tafa thhef' u ~ isartstafyIf5f plan.
lefh as ell as eihefsi0 sttay eeondny, The
culture d cane % increasing tapidly and The
consumption Of wood 90 eD4fmous L VII
be obtained III few YEAR,, 59niy All il adyAne.
Cd ptiee from the ptesent HE nee d The bag
atse diver must then be great de defatuh
to every sugar planter sls keeps Il eye %
his future prosperity and sofms CALCULATIONS
beyond one or t~o YEARS crop Al Ahpbte ot
this machine can be seen III Tho { Hote,
ii this town, " hcfe hi MI Wioh fe8jJes.
prfsTsrs.-tl i seldom We tel yo any
thing but what we work Sety harl8 rof, and
when we receive ! zen half III due
but THE week We were pft ented hi our wof.
Thy Parish Assessor, Wits 4 fine Yiung kid,
Which We le6der him IL e%lneei thanks
The way we walked ihlo i'm was caution
i any one doubt IL, they Rlave butbp repeat
The desc and We can give hen oe9,lsf proof
81 The fact,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
N0T1eE

The public ia advertised not 10 scersJt,
trade for OF o hefBise negotiate certain notes
dated oh March 1874, Baton Rouge, three
y number each for @lI05 33I, payable in
March 1915 o, Z, signed Justine x Willis,
Al Willis, endorsed John Randolph and II.
D Haralson, as / protest the same f5f That The
consideration has failed, The same having been
given price Of adjudication Of siayos al sale
OF john PHILIPPE. administrator Of estate Of
Wm Adams aud Cynthia Morris, deceased,
and certain Of said slaves have since deyet-
oped tedhibitoty vices, and / claim 70 cancel
sale Or qaanf mtaotis, me- may be.
for JUSTINE Al WILLIS
feb 10 Y a II Wits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
pLANTERa- 90

COALl Planters Oh any part Of the eosH
can be supplied with d superior quality Of
pittsburgh coal al d low price, are6rJiBe 10
The quantity required, BY directing lheif u.
ders e The subscribers as below, they Hayjpp
coal constantly attiyibgffom Pittsbufg as tho
river permits
FARRELL Il PERCEVAL,,
Office 90 Cust0inh0use at New Orleans.
february Is. Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
1uaT RECE1YEn-

An assortment Of Cold abl silver lever
watches, and gold watch keys, breast pins,
finger riggs, bracelets, gold and silver pencil
Cases gold points, tooth picks kold snaps,
hearts and crosses, gold studs, silver daffs
(ft9f The haif,1 silver thimbiss, Colts imptoy.
ca revolving pistols. Looking glass and look
ing glass plates 0fvari8us sizes, Spy glasses
&c. G.. O. MfG6HE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

The Senate Of Virginia has postponed indef.
njtely The resolution from the House to go in
TO an election ofD. S. Senator, so that the
State will have put one Seaator until the
meeting of The next Legislature. The post.
psnepsas vac ca Iried by a voRe of II to T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PROBATE COURT.
PARIsH o. WHar DAroN RoUog

fARIsH or EsT BATON ROUGE
by virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of this parish, L will be sold ii public sale BY
the undersigned judge, oil
TUESDAY, The It'll March next,
at 10 o'clock In the morning, on the premises,
the property hereinafter described, belonging
to The succession of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
M0ai0h, widow 0fPieffs Blanchard, deceased,
w A tract Of land situated in Ills parish,
at 40 arpsns from tbs river. In the rear Of The
plantation Of w D. Robertson, containing
Three quarters Of an arpent ii front, on forty
IN depth, between parallel Ines, bounded
above BY Maaloife Ls Blane, and below BY
Pierre blanchard, with The buildings md M.
pt0Vemants thereon
TEaMs-1h tbfe equal paymsbts. ii March
1876, March ls47, and March 1s4s, Ii Joint
satisfactory notes, bFsfing eight per cent III.
tefest from lie time due, payable Ill the Office
Of the parish Judge Of ibis parish, with sDe-
eial mortgage on the property till fnat pay.
lhe1t. l. FAyRO1, PJ.
10 february, is45 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Comqon Tators.-A Methodist Preacher.
says an exchange paper, expounding on his
own authority, in a country village. remarked.
that " commentators did not agree with hi .
Next day he received a basket ofkidrey DO.
remarked, that, " since common tat,Irs 1;Jn,
agree with him, he had tanen the libcrty ,
present him with some best kidney"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

A Jokes q .ioke.-A bill has passed the Sen.
ate OF Missouri, declaring the marriage of Con.
grave Warner and Elizabeth Crockett null
aud void The parties were at a wedding, and
upon a bahter given, probably by the gentle.
man, they mounted their horses and rode to n
Justices, where the ceremony vas performed,
On their return, and ever afterwards, the lady
insisted that II was all a joke, and refused 10
tonsidcrit otherwise. The gentleman desired
70 stand up TO the joke, but the lady would
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
y AT7RAc7yON,

The GREAT PHILADELPHIA ZOOLOGt-
CAL GARDEN, united With The famous NJ.
York Institute, for the year ls45. will be or,
IN Baton Rou9e, on Thursday and
Friday, March 9th aud 7tb, for vi days only.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
MOORE AND TUTTLE.
Wafch and cock Nokere

~tObh 4AUhsFss
Watches clocks, music boxes and iewlery,
carefully cleaned and repaired. Shop Cor.
ner of Church and Third Streets.
NIB All watches that nave been left n
&C Moore's shop oter one year, will be sold
for repairs il not called for By the first of A.
pril next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

CeNoERr-lt sill be seen oy an advertise
ment IN another column that fhe Baton Rouge
Sacred masie sqciety, intend TO give a con-
cert in this town on The l3tb instant. ~
reference 10 Their programmes, we see that
some choice pieces have been chosen for thar
occasion. This society is d. innovation n
the monotony Of our every day life. Tbep
have been praciieing tor omGtirae, and these
who wish is be satisfied of iheirprogress,
need but step IN the Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday where, ASIDE from listening 10 d sound
orthodox sermon. they viii Ibe surprised al
hearing the harmonious singing Of the choir,
composed Of members of this ~soeiety, accom-.
panied by q beautiful new oggan, purchased
lately by that church, We hope this, their
first concert will be fully attended, and we
are satisfied that no exerlions on their part
will be neglected TO make it worthy OF pat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

B aicKLEs n co. I'd MAeAzfss
sTAetT Importers aud Dealers II Drses, ogu
Medietata. Paints, Oils and Dgs Hfp6s, hays
Iasi 0pahad their hew Wholesale Nf1asGsore
and are now receiving On extensive assoft.
hnens Of FHSsH and GfNbfah Drugs aud Md
ietnes, wbief they gfsf fof sale 81 prices &C.
e0rding u quality
No. 4s TN 1876,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

A good deacon making m effelai visit To
q dying heighbhf, who was a very ehuflish
aud universally unpopular man, put the Usual
Question
L Are you willing 10 30, my friend"
y Oh yes,'' said The sick man. " I am
aYeii,H said tha Supplemented deacon, II
AN clad you DC, tt aHNe 1eighbas ots tOH !
ing
IaHd 0gfss This has been moved back to
Doialdsongilla ffom baton Rouge, If ah1bld
be called Land slide, from liz m6gsabie quail
itiea
They need land Offices At PiaGdethine ard
Donaldp9nyille inofs than 1t Baton Rouge.
from The fact that the two FIRST mentioned pla.
COS cave IN 4 little every season more OF less.
Coae9fdid Lafeihgsngsf.
More Clerical Scandal A Presbyterian
clergyman VI Odsija county, NJ Y who with
4 lady tseently put up al hotel N another
county, under ~ assumed name Ahis wife
being At The time IN Oneida eo1Bly-has been
suspended He has been IN similar sffabe
before, but got off by fu. ming the character Of
TWO witnesses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
N. ORLEANS MARKET

TuEEpAY, 25fh Feb.
CoTroN.--There has b{en a drnt business
doing during the last week at steady prices
The news received from nrope OH Monday
state thai tile Liverpool market is seIl sus-
raioed in face Of large appropriations we
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

CAnblpArfs. AT the feqthst 81 Mr.. ] w.
Fowler he nsnk has been zen off from tie
listof tabdtlaleR II Wig seeB that MI.
John Reid has g Etsfed The akhHa Ia eemfeti.
ton with Mr., JlBtes Cooper The present ihs
eumbeht-=of thf %felati'e n5afits u the can.
didatos, We Ieayf an intelligent community te
Judge, and deeiRe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Effza q NeWpoff,
Robt r. Young
Tbs IS an action at the suit Of plaintiffs
wife, sgalnst the defendant, her husband, for
separation If property, ID which she alleges,
che bfongbtintg marriage, the slaves and cat.
ne mentioned il her petition, and that her
husband received aud appropriated 10 hia own
purposes seyerl hundred and fourteen dollars
and efxty.ejght cents, pafapherDal fande, and
That ips pecuBlaty affairs are in a deranpcd
and embarrassed state, and her pararLefnal
rlg'i NJ endangered.
Defendant having filed his answer and the
lnw and evidence being il favor Of plaintiff
- therefore, ordered, aJiDdged and decrecd,
hat he plaintiff and her husband be scuara-
ted OF property, ard that she recover Of him
the possession Of the aIaves, Kitty and EIfza.
and her three children, Henry, Charles and
KosabeiIa, and twelve head 81 cattle al her
separate property II is further dscreed that
the plaintiff recover Of defendant the sum Of
seven hundred and fourteen dollars and sixty.
eight cents, wtth five per cent interest from
Tbs date,--that sald plaintiff resume The free
administration Of her estate, without the Az
slstance Or Interference Of her said husband
further deeseed, that AZ the said defendant
appropriated the said monies belonging 10 the
platptih to bic own u2es, that she be deemed
10 have a mortgage upon his slaves and lands
for The payment of same, and that they be
sold 10 pay the same.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Judge, 3D. Dist.
Jan. u, 1915. So
certify The foregoing 10 be a true copy Of
the original decree. A. WfsrHEor, elk.
IRON, NAILS. HOES, PLoUGHs. de-.
The Subscribers, Importers and Dealers
in Hardware and Cutlery invite The attention
Of country merchants and others 60 their ex.
tensive and well assorted stock OF F-oreiguand
Domestic goods, among which are the follow
800 Tons Of swedish, American and Eng.
1900 Bundles hoop, sheet band and round
80 Tons Steel, cast shear, BIist.rd 4 Ger.
500 Dozen, Collins 4 co.Kiugs; Hunts and
Simmons axes.
800 Sleeves.
500 Whittemores, Cotton WOOL cards.
100 Best Louisiana socket spades.
200 Amesi Adams, and Woods shoveIs and
1000 Carolina and Louisiana Hoes, Lyndons
md other stamps.
100 Casks Of Brace chains, so casks Of or
log chains.
1000 Kings and Parsons Garey Plouehs.
800 Woods, BaIlinger's, and others.
100 Tons Of Hollow-ware aad castings.
5000 Kegs nails, Weymouth s D S & Co.
srandss %angils, vices, hand and sledge ham.
ners, screw plates, locks, hinges, screws.
oil and cross cut saws, circular. hand and
IanneI saws, piles, corn mills, scYthes; &c.
ALSO,
sperm Whale, Linseed and Tanners oils
opeFlorquaiity white lead, spirits
'Indow glass, tar oakun, aud cordage- wbicb
ley offer for sale low for cash or apprevsJ
aper.
STARK, DAY sTAUFFER Co
Corner Of Canal and Magazine SIS.
New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01


t%eaHi5n, q cartridge Was rHtnhed hume and
allowed 10 feiBaiH one minute md ii half lei.
lore firing 70 discover il anything remained
~ tlir gun By which 1t might be ighjted.N
Tie experiments were now egutjutaa nt.
DEF VIC same circumstances 90 The 45tt cars
trldeel hhlah HaH famlned h0mh and allowed
10 f4tnhth Eve fHinHihas To ascertain If ttp heat
0f the Gun vas sufficient to dissolve lie lin
lutls if u any tuBttef fpi1aite d fy which lie
cartridge tHtHl ls. exploded. Thie appeared
7ei ~ he Tie t3ee, The committee expressed
lhslhsflte s eBtlFftd With lie result. Mi.
Colt Nas aesifpuA Id continue Tie firing. stiiI
loading the gun, but the committee we're sas
ttsfled that any number Of guns might be fred
Will The same result.
Rlfs Toll taif submitted for our inspection
iftusket taftfidges that had been three weeks
Immersed III wafer, On opening them tie
powder wac found perfectly dry, aud iii for
immediate use, One of them was then pIae=
ed Ell The ground and covered with loose pow
der, lie powder vac then burned. leaving lie
cartridge ntiiBt1fed. A coal of fire was now
placed Oh il, which Of course dissolved the
Tin fol aud exploded Tie cartridge, taking.
however, 4 mllfll lohgef time Than was ahtiei.
pattd by any one present. II has alec been
supposed that the lin foil WAS not OF sufficient
Strength % bear transportation when made in-
no cartridges over rough Or broken ground.
lltiR, ain also told, is an error, a board Of
dfagoon officers, AZ Garlic, Pennsylvania,
having tested The fact by placing a quantity
" lhen loosely IN a boz, which vas fastened
u 4 hurset aud lie made IL 90 at hts his FOIL
speed over 4 rough Geld for ono hour, without
injury 10 them Tho nBe Of this invention Ii
urged Among other REASONS, on the ground Of
humanity 70 persons engaged IN loading guns,
Nlip suffer 80 frequently from explosions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
% february 1916
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Coun-Parish of East Baton
Rouge.
Elizabeth Young
Thos. LiIleg her husband
January 24th, 1915.

January 94th, 1915.
This cause was taken up for trial accord.
10 assignment. The evidence establishes the
embarrassed state Of the defendant mr.
and the danger resulting therefrom sosoIain3
tlf's separate rights, and il appearing that She
has proved The several allegations in her ne.
fllon. and The law being in her favor. n Il
ordered, adiudged and dccreed that Elizabeth
Young be, and she ID hereby declared sena-
rae IN property from iisF husband, Thomas
Lilley, and that she recover from hin, lbn sn,o
Of eighteen hundred and eighty. four dDIIars'
with legal interest from 9Th Of January 1915
and i IL further decreed that she recover tho
administration Of her paraphernal estate. and
nave q legal mortgage on the real estate 81
her said husband to lake effect for The sum
Of Sll45 from the llth March, for The sum
9Il' rom tse ist January 1910, and lastly
lS4l and her costs Of suit to be taxed.
9th January 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

SusAE CASEE-On some Plantations q On,
ne'gAooFhood' ING rows are 4~stinctly visible,
The mild and beautiful wcbiber far sons
time past, has produced an early vege,aIian
this year.
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pIANO T0R FILIY DOLLlna-

viii sell, If applied for early, a second
class Piano, in good order, for The above Drfeo
-cash-als6 a GUITAR for 8f5,s very good
Instrument. AFyly TO a Il FUER1ES.
fe6s At Mf. Adama1
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Georgia Planners Conpsntion.-Tbe Plan.
tiers Conyen lcn. which was 10 have been held
at M~IIteagevllie, Geo. on the 9th ulE. to take
INTO consideration some change in the agricul.
turat products OF that state, has, it seems, prov
Sd . failure, n eonsaquese of their being but
few delegates d attendance.