Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-15
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Mvabea M ALnANY, NJ Y.-Cbas. Gosd.
ftch, represented ~ The son Of AZ honest and
Worthy tqeGhanic Of Albany, NJ. Y.-on tho
24th Mt, accoeted two Irish girls in The lower
patto f Ne city, and, Offering indecofooss alu.
%tatt9ns, ltefGcelyed from one ofihem. nsneA
Bridget Calys 4 blow on the face--wheyeup.
~, without 0thet IF further progocstioDs be
plunged bowle knife or dirk directly INTO lie
heart Of The gull from tho effect " whftb sbn
died ontbo spot,
WaskEsAff BusisEss--The Mississippfnn
published at Jackson, contains the following
announcement.
i'iSate If Jadgmeuis --About four hundred
and fifty Judgments, many OF them for largo
amounts, viii be- eold At Raymond on MONDAY
he 9th instant. These cases have been req.
illarly advertised, as required BY law, for 1
three months, and are 10 DO sold for The costs
" court. They arc Judgments Of foreign
credifore, obtained 10 the circuit Of Kinds
county"
boya ASp REvENcEt--A late English pa
per has the following story
"A dlabollcat attempt was made al Flor.
9hce 70 totake ihc life Of tho Countess n. ~
y petersburg, & lady who haze attract d
many admirers She had stepped into he.
carriage, but having forgotten something 20,
aut oft togeturn 10 her house. She lad
hardly entered lie door, when d Tremendous
explosion 81 an Internal machine. sbtyered the
carriage to atome, and Killed the coaohnan,
Tie act was attributed 10 Inc yengenee Of ono
Of her disappointed admirers
GIVE YOUR CHtLD 4 NEwspArEa.--A Child
beginning to read becomes delighted with a
newspaper, because he reads Of nam and
things which are very ia / n, and 10 y
inake progress accordingly. a newspaper
M one yeaf M WORTH a quarters schooling to
2 ctild, and every father must consider that
substantial Information Is connected with ad-
gancemett. The mother Of a family, baing
one Of FL leads, and having q more fiumedi-
ate charge Of children, should herself be in.
a%iruaied. A mind occupied becomes fortified
agalDsttbe1lls Of life, aud is braced for any
emergency. Ghlldren amUged by reading or
study, are Of course more e0nsiderate and
more easily governed. How many Thoughts
less young men have spent their earnings in
4 tavern or greg shop, 8hoought to have been
reading How many parents, who have not
spenttWenty dollars for books for their Eami-
lea, would have given Thousands to reclaim =
son or daughter who had ignorantly aud
thougbtlcssly fallen into temptation
Whipping d parS0H.-An afray, the par.
~tlcdiars u which we gather from tho Natchez
Courier, occurred q few days ago al Columbus,
Bliss growing out ola difficulty between the
Rev Mr.. Lyon and a Clay Club Of that place,
on account 81 certain charges which tie made
on The authority Of Mr. Scott, Of New Or.
leans, against the moral character Of M.
Clay. Mr.. Jack the editor Of The Columbus
Wing, IL appears, published the whole affair,
which placed Afr. Lyon in position qnita dis.
agreeable 10 him, and made it expedtent IN
him to explain his conduetto his connrega.
ton. THIS he did Id u hat he called q review
Of the articles Of Dir. Jack-at which time
be took occasion TO use some hard names re-
latlye to the Clay Club in general and Bfr. 4.
~ particular. The next day Mr.. Jack, ac.
coinpanied by Mr.. Randell, went to the stu
dy Of Dir. Lyon, and called OIL hin1 to retract
certain opproDrious terms which he had used
IN bis REVIEW. Upon bis refusing TO de- this
Mr. Jack dealt him a blow which laid him on
Tie floor upon rising, a scuffie ensned, but
no material injury occurred to either party.
On the succeeding Sabbath, Lyons con.
grcgation passed resolutions, exonorating
him from all blame in the affair.
ash0Il LLHe 40 We copied TOm the BOg-
ton Pilst, edited BY a foreign coundrel, an ar.
ticle figmatizing the people Of tho United
States as a nation Of towards. For that Ar.
sicle. the imported miscreant made an abject
and lying apology In the last number Of his
paper however, We find the following
How 1.-The name Of conscience can a man
have the impudence to find faux with honest
ernigrants, whose own ancestors were emf.
grant pirates, for such was the character ofths
early settlers Of New England.
The wretch who sEtes thus, has neithe.
been Earred aud teathered, ridden on a rail.
pelted with rotten eggs, horse whipped, nor
ducked in . horse poud, nor have his types
and presses been tumbled into the 9nrters.
ii ID not for US 10 censure The men Of Boston
for their singular forbearance. But if such
language as that ollie Pilot had emanafed
from q nunnery III the vicinity of Boston.
would notthe u%unnery have been promptly eel
on fire by the indignant p0puIance, and the
helpless nuns have been sent shriekinp
through the woods and fields-LouisvuR
Journal.
The Preacher of0 C~eatury.-The venerable
individual mentioned below has Yecenrfv