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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
NEW GOODS

u. SANGER, HESS e. CO, would res.
pectfulIy thank the public for the very ljbnr
nj share Of patronage they have received
heretofore, and now offer to the ]cittzene nf
Baton Rouge, and the adjacent parishes, The
finest and largest aAsortment Of Dry aoodr,
they ever bad before. Their stock consists
in part, Of the following articles Fine
French muslin de Laine, Casbneros Of the
richest aud latest parerns, Orleans cloth,
| Grape do Laine. Alpaca. figured and plain,
French and English mertno, Barage, Mert
mac print. English and French pint, yellow,
plain and Satin striped furniture print, Fur
key red and blue do do, Borderings Of all
roIore. fringee, Gimps and Gimps card,
Thread laccs, Cotton do do., Fittings; black
and white Bobinet for capee, Ladies, under
handkerchiofe. Cashmere, merino and wore
ted shawls, Neck handkerChiefs, Silk, peck
ct handkerchtete, Linen cambria do do, Hem
stitched do do, Embroidered do do, River
DO do, Swiss muslin, J]aconet. lace wells,
New York mill cotton, Long cloth, ia
Hheetinr, "a do, b A do, BleaChed and TN.
bleached, 4 A Long cloth, Appleton shtrtihg,
Lawrens DO, York Detnina, fine DENNIS,
Jeann, mixture, Bed ticking, Hamilton etrlpet,
Canton flannel, fine pure wool flannel, mixed,
do, red, green, and yellow, do, kehtu 'ky
Jeans, plain and figured eatineL Of all c%ulors,
Cashmere do, Black and blue Broadcioth,
PLAID linaeY, Head haudkerchiets, Tuscan
Bonneie, Glover, silk and cotton Hose for
ladies and Missea,-Alao a beautiful assert.
ment Of Pertumery, and other fancy articles
too numerous to mention ClothiDg-G5ntle.
meme fancy colored Paletots, Black cloth
Dress and Frock coats, Tweed and plain
Cashmere paletots and over-coatg, Fancy
colored and black Cashmere and cloth pants,
Black satin and fancy colored Cashmere
vests, Linen boFom shirts, snspenders, meri-
40 undershirtr, fancy colored and black silk,
satin and Cashmere neck handkerchief and
Scarfa for gentlemen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

TAKEN UP be William Noble, Esq, on
his plantation, on the Baton Rouge and Gin.
ton Road, a bay pony, about q years old, Id
hands high, no mark or brand. The owner is
requested to take him away by conforming to
the law.
]. r DUFR0CQ, Ranger.
sep. 5 40. 81 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
Just rereiyed one case Ladies rubber over
SHOES, a very superior article,
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
~, sIrKIEs 2, ro o. NJ

~ sGCKLEs g. CO., "a MAGAZINE
STREET Importers and Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, OILS and Dye StuFs, have
just opened their new Wholesale Drug Store
and are now receiving an extensive assert
ment of FRESH and GENUINE Drugs and Med
icines, which they offer for sale at prices &C.
cording to quality.
No. AS 6m 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
- NEW

have received n most splendid assortment
Of new music, comprising every variety OF
pieces for piano such as polkas values,
quadriiles. variations sc.
A. r. FCERTBs.
The house formerly occupied by The Land
Office,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
CARRIAGEs, HARNEss, cOLLARs &c


The subscribers respect
NAA1 fully inform the citizens Of
G#n-W Baton Rouge and vicinity
5000 that 10 addition to the build
ng and repairing ofeariages, they are con
stantly receiving direct from the nanufactur-
ers in Newark, N J, a complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, c~irsingles, girls, &c,
&c; also coach and furniture varnish, black
and brown Japan, all Of which will be sold at
a small advance on invoice prices for cash,
also ~forsale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
top do, one do. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and a full assortment Of
bedsteads, and we are fully prepared to make
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Collins made and undertaking attended to
at the shortest notice.
w TUNNARD, & co.
september 80 1919
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
JAMES mcguire,
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST,
NO. : CAMP STREETS,
april + Nsw ORLEANS
A BARGAIN.

About2O0 acres of some Of The best land
on the road leading to Jackson, unculiivated,
about II miles from the town of Baton Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
STRAY.

nagf Tassn up by Mr.. Hen. earle
about IL miles from Baton
Rouge, a red and white steer 3
years old, crop and underbit in
one ear and split in the other, branded with a
figure 4 on the side. The owner is request
d to take him away by conforming to law
J.. K. DUFR0CQ, Ranger.
Augt no rs Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

Arrate par Daniel Hawsey, a environ o
miles de Baton Rouge, une genisse, ag6e de-
2 ans, baldore, sans marque an fer visible,
s~toallotof fork ct uadsrbit dams ~l'oreille gauche,
undsrsops dams Ia droite. LIE propri6Laire
est requis de Ia retirer en- Sc conforment IA
loi. J. R. DUFROCQ, Rapgeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

J. I. BEAURRGARD, Chirurgien-D entists
eleve du celebre DIR. Knapp, devant passor
quelques temps dams cette vile offre ses ser
vices dams tout ce qui a rapport a Ia chirurgie
dentaire aux habitans des paroisses d'Est ct
d'Ouest Baton. Rouge.
Il tent son cabinet de consultation ct op6-
ration dentaiFes, a Ia maison de N. Th6riot,
proche lhdtel de M WaddilI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
CIGARES ne IA HAVAjvE.

JOSEPH TUNEz (a]utrement Jacko) informe
lie public d'Est ct d'Ouest Baton Rouge, quill
a en- vente en- gros ct en- detail, des cigares
dune qualite SUPERIOR.
Aussi Citron, jus de c%itron, liqueurs fin
&c, a des prix moder6s.
aont 10 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
JUST RECEIVED.

A splendid assortment Of Ladies' Kid Slip
Cater Boots, CoIoured Lasting slips &C.,
Gentlemen's dno CT. Skin NniIifer, CT
Skin Brogana, Black lasting Gaiterca, e.
G. a. HILL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
nocron D VAsarEz.

DE Ia facultad de Paris, medico y ciruja-
no., Licenciado pr. la fdc,tltad tpedlca de Ia
Nueva Orleans, olrGCe rGspeCtuosamento sus
servicios a las EspanoleB de ambas parro-
quIae que q%nteran honrrarle con sa confianza.
Eaqnins opaesta a Ia do Mr. Maillard
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

PHILLIPS &LANOUE would respectfully
a inform their custo ners and the public gen.
orally, that in addition to their already
well assorted stock, they have received this
morning, direct from New York and Philadel-
phia, a beautiful and cheap assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which were pur-
chased by an experienced merchaIt-princi.
pally at auction, for Cash. Our goods having
been purchased as stated above, we feel war
ranted in assuring buyers, that we can give
| them mnch better bargains than those who
| have not like facilities for purchasing ia the
Eastern markets. In short, our assortment
| will comprise every article necessary to fitting
out a COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS;
and we are prepared to offer great induce.
ments to purchasers.
We have opened the following:
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirlings,
heavy drills, cottonades, denims, shirting
stripes, ickings, checks, plain and twilled low
ellis, osnaburgs, negro e~ottons, plain and plaid
~linseys, blankets, canton ~hannejs, white, scar
let and yellow a~annels, Kentucy jeans, satti.
nets, blue, black and fancy cloths, mixed cas-
simeres, black and coloured satlns, alpacalus.
tres, black bombazines, parisiennes, romelias.
~brocades,~ cashmeres, mousiine de laine, black
and colored erinos, chusans, barreges, cot
ored Florence, plain black and figured net la.
GESg blAC bA@SN AGA| n 2AA kAS1I 1AA AaGA
prints, ginghams, cotton and silk ~velvets,
green and black bombazettes, plaid, striped
and plain swiss m~uslins, bishops lawn, book
muslins and tarletons, canvass and red pad
ding, Irish linens, linen cambria hdkfs., silk
pocket hdkfs, rich figured silk and satin era
vats, figured silk and satin s~carfs, stock and
vest satin, stocks, crava pads, worsted and
silk surges, damask table cloths and napkins,
Italian servings, tailors twist, shawls, hdkfs.,
vests and collars, lace edgings aud insertings,
thread do, muslin and ~jaconet do, carpet bags,
blue plaid merino for coat lining, black and
colored ~taleta. and satin ribbon, bonnet do,
cap do, women's mems and boys black and
colored silk, thread cotton and worsted gloves,
silk and cotton hosiery, silk, satin, lasting,
twist, paper and horn coat and vest buttons,
pearl shirt do, gum suspenders, corset lacings,
fancy hair pins, shell, tuck and side combs,
dressing combs, an assortment Of gimps, FIRM
ges, cords, &c, and such other articles as are
most needed, to complete the assortmentof a
ountry store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
NEW GOODS.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has again re-
plenished his stock with a variety of desira-
BILE articles and his assortment is now com.
plete. Call and see.
w. MARKHAM.
Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
"AYLORS PERSIAN THREAD.
100 dozens No, l 2&3. Just received from
New York and for sale by
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE
NOTICE.

Prospect Hill, .1nne Is, 1874.
Those persons who have called for my ser
vices during my absence from home, are in.
formed that have returned and ara ready to
tatend to my professional calling.
A. L. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
LOST

In this town on The 18th instant, q sword
game. mounted with gold. ivory bend with Q
small piece Of gold in The middle, the rings
10 the mounting arc Of different finish, . spin.
ter taken nifnesr the foFulo. The finder viii
be suitably rewarded OF, bringing it to thii
Office. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
FORGERON.

lie soussign6 s'6tant etabli a psmplace-
ment ci-devant occupe par fen A. o.. Man
gram, est pref 4 executor toutes sortes d'on-
wages daus sa profession. II espare par son
assiduite ct sa promptitude meriter l'encou-
ragement du public.
JAS. LANGTON,
Janyier IS so,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
MALE DEs E. u,

MAlAhL OHD u. u.
Paquebot rfgulier pour DondIdsOnUille,
Plaquemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson,
Waterloo, ct Bayou Sara, deur fois par
ScmGine.
lie slea mboat CLIN.
Aez rD TON, Capt. Baird par.
ra tira de la Nouveile Or.
leans tols les Mercredis d 10 heures, pour
Fort Adams ct att6rages intermediate, ct
Bayou Sara tous les Samedis a IL heures
du matln, ct arrive a la NouveIIe Orleans
lie Dimanchs matin.
L. steamboat BRILLIANT, Capt.
Has, p8rtire de IA NouveIIe Orleans, ;ous
les ~dimapc1es matin a 10 heures poor IN.
n,ca, ct ret0uTnant qnlttera Bayou Sara
tou8 les Mercredis a Ii hsures ct arrive d
Ia Nellie. Orleans lie Jeudi matin.
Pour fret OIL passages s'adresssr a boyd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
NEW MUSIC ZOE PIANO.

NBW NEOJAD OAa 4A-Fg'
just received a few copies Of the mosi
fashionable music of the day, such as Polk:
dances, quadrilles, waltzes, and Beleros
Alarge assortment of all kinds Of music al
WAYS on hand and for sale BY
A. r. FUERTES, eity Rstsi.
dee. T A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
PARAsOLs, SUN SHADES, AND UNI.
RRELLAS.

Just received from New York a largeyarie.
ty of elegant Parasols and Umbrellas, OF the
latest Partisan styles, Of entirely new patterns
and exquisite workmanship, at the lowestpos-
sible prices.
PHILLIPS & LANOuE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
SAHptNnse-A vondro par
III aet-38. STEPHEN HENDERSON.
REQUIREMENTS BROGAN9.

ENTLEMEN's BROGANs.
We arc now receiving direct from the man
ufaclurers in tho north, a beautiful a%ssort-
mont of gents Cn1f sewod Brogans, With
Pump and Boot poIee.
PHILLIPS a. LANOUE.
LEE. WYNNE e. BAILEY, Commission
Merchants and general agents.
70 poydfas street, Nsto Orleans.
JOHN /. LEE. WI + wYNFE. JoHS b BAILEY
PAINTS, IdNsEED. OH AND SPTS
Tf1RpEN1INE for sale bv
sept. 20 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

pEIETURE, HUILE DE LIN EFT EsrRrr d.
TMEREBRNTINE, a Vendre.
S'adressera
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
sept 2o-5s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

MISSES & CHILDRENS' SHOES.
Just opened a beautiful assortment Of Mis-
Ses and Childrens' calf and kid brogans, re-
ceived per last arrivals from New York.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18
TO HIRE

10 HIRE.
A good Negro Carpenter, about 81 wear,
old. Enquire of McHattan, Pratt & Co or t,
c. g. NcHattan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-10-18

LIE lendomain done, le premier consul
Gtait sous 50 tente, d Ia Padra Bona. Pres
de hi on voyait Berthier, son major gene.
raj, puts des secretaries, des aides de camp
ct des g6n6raux. Tout celia 6crivait, re.
cevait des instructions, gu paFtaif, avee
r6lan de ID jeunesse ct da ~devouement,,
pour porter des oFdres Eapides qai dsvaien'
ktrs aussi rapidement executes.
C,6tait In Veille de Ia granda bataille de
Marengoi Tn moment de repos await sue.
eede d cette matinee 81 active, Ct Ie pre-.
mler consul . 6tait retire dams la par,ie de
s. tente o1 il accordalt quelques instants
INV soius de ses domestiques.
IN brui: inaceoutum6 sc fl enteRdre
soudaiD ID deeors.
GUY az ii dcmaIda le general.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23
PUBLIC MEETING.

A numerousiy attended meeting of ,hs
cihzen. "f Bvncombe county was held in
Ashe,'lle. on Tuesday, ihc 7,h inst
On motion Of Col. Reuben Deavsr,
Col. 5. w. Dasidsoa wss called 10 The
Char, and Wm. Williams chosen Seer.
tatr.
Alter the organic .tion nf The NEE ing,
The Hon. II. l.. Clingman explained she
otj"ct of calling the cllizens together. in
brief. but pointed, forcrbIe. and eloquent
addrsss--an address full Of true Whig
lire.
The follosiug resolution. were then in.
,ro,laced by j. w. Woodfin, E.q., and
.us aimed BY N. w. Woodlin, E.q, IN an
appropriate aud able speech. al the close oI
winch they were uniu'monsIy adopted:
Res"l'ed, Ina. the welfare and per.
manent prosperity OF the Uuion depend
on The Government being administered in
sccordsnce with the genuine X publ can
principles Of the Wing party-and with
tie '.ew Of insurlng the ultimate succrss
OF those principles. the Wings al the Un-
ION ought To m iintaiu, and lf possible rem.
der s,'ll more ptrfec', their organtz ,uon
as patty.
Resol'ed. Ths, the Wing. Of Bun
ron'br cherish the sane gtea, princt pies
which ihey have hitherto maintained, aud
thai, though last yest beaten bv ftaud, we
stand to our arms in full confidence oil a
coming 'r'0nph.
Resolved. That in our opinion il is ex.
pedien. tha, We should hnld a Coven,,ou
with view to select SUIT ,ble person ID
canvass the State next year for the Office
oil G1vernor. and that we respectfully sus-
gess 10 our Wing brethren of the Sla,e
the psopr,e.y Of holding such Con,ent,on
ahoul The first wesk 10 Jsuusry, in The clty
OF RI, igh.
Resolved, That we eniirely approve Of
the administration of his Excellency VIM.
A. G,,ham.
Resolved, -Thst we deem il inexp"Gl-
ent al this time 10 express e preference
tor any one as a candidate for The Office oil
Governor, believing that a Convention o,
delegates fom the whole State will be
able 10 make the most jud,r,ons selection;
end we are therefore content IN abide The
nom'naion then made, and pledge our
selves tn give hearty support 10 tue
Wing Who NAV be nominated.
Resolved, Tia, ~e earnestly exhort
our brethren throughout The Stale 10 move
with US. 50 thai every county may BE-,
represented.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23
WHERE ARE THE rEDERALrsTs.

The Dover IN. III. Gazette, charging
the Wings with crimes both Of The pre-
sent and future times. exclains in tree
I.otc'oco style, Where are the Federal
iSais The Enquirer, published. al the
satisfactory manner. Ii says:
Henry Hubbard, now resides in
CharlesIown. in The region where he rot
up meeting 10 sustain The Hartford Con-
vention; Samuel Cushman is now a.
Portsmouth holding an appointment under
The present Administration: Cyrus Barton
has lately been appointed by President
Polk, Marshal for the District of New
Hampshire; James Buchanan is now, as
Secretary of Stale, assisting President
Polk in the settlement of the Oregon
question with England; George Bancroft
is his Secretary of War; Louis McI.ane
has been sent as Minister TO Eagland; A =.
II. Everett to China; Roger h. Taney is
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court;
Charles Lane is now Editor of The Belk-
nap Gazette. and moreover Senator for
that strong Loco District, No. 6; Robert
p. Dunlap, formerly called. Toung Tim
Pickering for his excessive Federal
zeal. is now Loco Representative IRON
Maine
The reply is just and well timed. If
there be any thing IN Locolocnism very
particularly siekening, /. is the canting
epithe.s which i. employs of Federalism
and Democracy. Here is Il list of the most
prominent and able members of the old
Federal party, at period when that par
ty had "a local hahitalion and a name
who are now conspicuous for their deso-
lion to the faction which modeslIy arro.
gates 10 itself the title Of I he nemocra-
cy,' but 10 which, neither in the charac-
ter and principles Of its supporters. nor
IN the doctrines which il practically en-
forces. has il a solitary title. Iii. indeed
remarkable that nine,een-twentie,hs of
the surviving m mbers of the Federal party
are now closely affiliated and Ieagued in
fraternal union with Locnlocoism. We
can explain tire connection only in one of
two ways. Either The Federalists, hay-
ing been so long destitute Of influence and
patronage. are willing 10 accomoda,e their
opinions 10 those of the ruling powers for
The sake of the spoils, or, what seems
more probable, modern Democracy and
ancient Federalism exhibit homegeneily
Of nature, which irresistibly attracts The
scattered remnant of tha. party which in
days gone by sustained the Alien and Sc
dilion Law. ~ore The black cockadc, and
c"n'eadcd that il was unbecominy mo-
ri snd religious people. tD rejoice at the
v'csaries gained over their enemies.
N. q. Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23


~TKUrH STRANGE THAN FICTION-
The lsllo9ing sxnara Efom ! lesserI
EF0m ! gensleman ID AashiRgtnh Ctr.
hss hfea hsisJel u y by ake grnslrmzn
u wsa0m ii was addressed. II nnior-
snnsle peEsun - slaom II relfrs = lsaEins
b~en followed IRON plaee . plareLi s0sae
ssssees bni isnQlscahle rnemy. esiaenily
niGh tie inlealiioll of isknaE ~ LIE, i sEu-
u ! sai5rci q culnniseFaai0n. Who thc
easesay i. and y hsG 1heesuse II hisssrange
AMI blnod.shiIsly prOceeslilgs, i mysle-
ri. Which. = yel. 10 one LIS solved.
E1uars Eun irtaer xrilten ~ renIimaa n
Mashiagsaa Try. o. his Griend = Pssssessg;
Washingtaa. o. I. Isis.
Il have been III sosne manner = Ell'
ness u one oi lile most remarkatlr iiirl-
.lrnIs Of The das--il j. lie history Of Mr..
Paine. an nplirian from Worcester. Mas
sachurevs; lse j. now ss0pring - The same
hostl with N, self. The strange feature
in ltis :islnry i. lha, lie i pnrsued with lie
most implaeable vengeance by some un,
seen aad unkmownhand. lie has inihe lasl
year been slot H. c times: once III Oxford
Msss.. once in Morcesler. Mass twies
'eFe. and once while travelling. lie hal
b.. n shol in the head. ll.rosgh bulh thighs
i'm llle breast. aud in the wrist Or hani.
am i,.sl lraan his room. here he stripped
anil rAhibite.l i.is scaEs-and never wa'
more inleseslttl: he i aniet aud intelligent
and AYERS llial lie never wronged any one
sill an nnfclenling enemy pursued MIN
ne was. while standing IN tie door herr
last night. trsler 4 Birel's. helween twt
gentlemen very nrar 10 him, shot NJ will
= slug ar pi,ee Of lead about IN inch lOnl
ami hali inch lI,ick, which passed ihrougl
his lla.. knoeking II or and grazing Iii
head: Il,c street was ,hronged with people
II was aboh. six o'clock. and vel not In
slightest clue calald be obtained as To VIII
slul; andthough he has been seseral time
shnt down as before stated. still The nys
tery remains unsulsc,l.
Ym recolIcct tie Story ofthe /" Sho
in the Eye" published in the Dcmocr:
tic Rcsiew. The narrative Of bic. Pain
equals i, in interest; he has had the skil
Of his forehead shot on:-he now wears
pad.led jackct or coat q mail under hi
clothes, and lis heal is the only place il
which he could be shot. hence his hea'
is alusys aimed a.. Again. every wher
he goes every thing he does i known b,
his pnrsuer. Ills story j. 50 remarkabl
thai many will not believe il. have ex
amiae,l his wounds, and heard his Who'll
story. II il true. thai .'truth is strange
stranger than felton,"
Yours, truly"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23
Lynch rTg

APPLEs-lsMESsE 0RcHARD.-Mr. Ro-
bert Livingston Pell. Of Pelham, Ulster
cornir. New York, has an orchard oI
Nessown pippins. compti,ing twenty
thousand floustsl ing trees. from which
he hss been enabled 10 gaih"f and pack,
,h's year. nearly iour thousand barrels;
ell Of y ~h'ch are preparing for shipment
10 Europe. Cuba. Cana. aud oIuer dis.
isnt counlr ss. They are sold in New
York, by his CON mission mercnart, ai,ix
do''s's per barrel. as ian as d:sy arrive
by Tue boa.s IRON Inc farms.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23
S.nseaee e 90 Eaa s.ssnltrg.


Judge Parker. John Van S,eenherg,
yoa hase been found guilty tire oil murae,
of OsInan n. Steele; lave ypu say thing
tosay Why the sentence of i!Ia lar should
not be pronounced upon you.
Prisoner. am innocent; | doa'i thini
ough, 10 be punished. "#
Judge Parker. You have been tried
By jury of your country. and one Of 81.
nost your own selecting; you have been
defended BY able counsel. and have been
pronounced guilty. The Cuur. entertain
10 doubt o: your guilt Yuu'wefe one oil
the two hundred disguised meE Who were
present al The Earle sale, and vino had
combined 10 take the life of an esleeme,
citizen and faithful public officer. And
there i much reason to believe that YOU
fired on thai occasion. and prshaps the
fatal shot. Yon have thus taken the lie oi
iellow-beins, and the Court entertaining
mol the sliglftes, legal doubt Of your gull,
there u no reason why sentence sl:oSld
not be pronounced upon you.
fou have bri short lime 10 live. Ii
il not necessary now % adinoaish you in
relation 10 your awful sru,alion. There
are Others whose province it viii be to
advise with you, and will see that you
have every opportunity ard means fur.
nished You IL prepare for your end.
Ii is The iadgmen. Of The Court lha. ycu
bs taken from hence To The place from
whence you came, and that on Saturday.
tie 29th day Of tiovenber next, YOU be
taken TO The glaHc Of execution, and hung
until you are dead.
Prisoner Mich agitated.l Nav |
speak! Mr.. Gordon. | want To
Judge Parker. II sou k44e any coE,-
munication To make. you can make i. .s
your counsel. The .herifi VII remove
the prisoner.
Sentence Of Ei,car1 O. cozsar.
Edssrd 0'Connor. you Lave been
found guilty OF murder. Wha; have you
to say why sentence Of the Law should
NOT now be pronounced s.aiasi you,
Prisoner. lsay | am 10. guilty OF The
crime.
Judge Parker. Upon that subject tha
Court entertain no doubt. 40 doabtran
exist that you we're st the Earle sale; tia,
YOU were one of The two hunG-ed men
armed and Disguised on iha, occasion: anil
even if You did not fire, of which there il
nj less, a question. still yon were there
and participated in the outrage; there can
therefore he no question of Your guilt.
The daty | am now called ION 10 per-
fsrm il most painful one. hare known
YOU and your family far many years.
You are ayoang man OF more intelligence
THAI Van Sternherg; you are young and
possessed oi abiltsies: aud You have re-
spectacle connexions; =ou are, therefore, |