Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18


Hafa boon nude BIZ aaaighee8 of |fnorteagad
property, about which lhef9 has leon gfeat
4 tvursltY III option aai0tig The Heflb9ts ct
Tie baf0f Now Orleans
FtEspfsif H~AHaAH1Tf Ut 4 gLAYf-GAl.
8f3f1aF Hitefii36f, Hia H1faf the lftYHEi fe4
e6iged thfd0gh tiis Post 0tffse, Gil afBHyingtts
letter, Informing BIN, that there saH confined
ID 4 bausa Nb. b5 Bayou haadi i t%eai5ie, thr
pfiHantl III hef afaYei NlH Tor some time p3Ht
tiid lieen tfe#tod ID d most harfid manner.
4i4g MlYnf accompanied By lIBeaflsr U8iois
and Huhle officers Ot Gle Police Immediately
tefaifi u 70 tie spot designated III tbo letter,
whore they found Mrs, Rabenoel, lie lady OF
Tie house, Witltlhfee il her eliltdFen, aged Z
4 and 2 g6af#, confined ii i back eabiBet, I'll
81 them Iii i inoHt lioffid condition dfesfed
III f5ga, covered with arr, aud I'D eiaaeiltod.
that u appeared aAtDifislfnR That they eoull
SUPPORT lifG5 a'tt body Of Dis, Il. Haa cover.
"a with bruises from lt8f bead to her fcat,ald
IL tlAgY places showed marks whore The in
sttum9ntR df Il g|elltt0B had broRGn the gth
Both Of her eyes We're black8Hed and her hair
was united with blood Tie three children
preeantel hharly The alfna shocking condition,
the two eldest HI particular, Upon beihE
questioned BY the Mayor, as 10 the cauHe Of
hnr condition, 1ifsl X, aealng that her slave
padliaa WIS present ANSWERED that sIu had.
be4h beaten BY her husband HH showed much
agitation aud fear, Whenever Tho eyes II her
satF4at Wefe turned upon hef, Upon the pefs
vent boiag femoNud, lifs. Il, stated tlfat che
wac afraid 0t telling the truth IN llaf PRESENCE
Tor fear that she would kill lbf and her
Gbttifalt
Her husband, she stated, had been abasnt
on il Vlsit 10 Miaguuri Tor the Inst ak weHis,
stnee which ttae, Pauline had taken possess
biBn of her KEYS aud bedroom and c]9hii1ed
herself and children IN llef [Paulihe'#) room,
where they had been beaten almost d8ily by
| Pauline, Withaa Cain or atrUp, and had been
Furnished with barely sufficient food to snpa
| port liie. Medical aid aud attention was Ilns
| uludtately furnished bg tho liiy0e, and the nee
gross Pauline arrested aud committed to 9fie
| con To await an examination before R0eUfduf
GdHni5.
tl'la penaity oftbe charges preferred against
her, i found g0ilty, under tho Black Ceaes ID
DEATH
Il stated That the husband Of tlla woman
bad Bstlgated HE slave, who was eiau hfs para
amour, ~ Tie commission Of this f0tifd CUT
rage. II aat we hope he will not 90 ulWllipt
u Justiee-Bee u tat 15tt
1FTho dreadful diaeaBe called the Black
| Tongue, Ia raging In a6tne parts Of Iowa A
great number of deathB have occurred, s6mo
after four Or live days ]illnoee,
Married MeNs-tllle more married men
you have, ea4e Voltaite, The Lewer crimes
there WILDE Examine the itigAtful columna
ofY0nF criminal MISUNDERSTOOD Will there find
i hundred youthg executed for one l1thef Of q
family, Marriage renders il fdall more virtu.
GUS and more wise, The father oil d family Is
mot willing 10 blush before bic chiIdten
FofffrubB,-At the Betgo 1T Yorktown,
two blacks were placed a8 gefttnels together
When tie relief eane, tho corporal found both
inl The aAmo position hu left them 81 deui8ml.
aug Of tine one citing why he did not fiae, lte
answered, " believe, AiassN, l'aa wounded,
and / aueBs Guiloe dead ha'nt poke dis good
WHILE On examination, Cittlhe WIGS really
dead, and Ssmbo bad the bones of hts arm and
Elegeo badly Fractured as 10 fendof a.iipufatlon
absolutely necessary. Whom the poor fellow
vas informed otlt, he replied, "Nell, Maasa,
take um off, After the operation was per.
formed, tho surgeon began 10 eondolo with
him upon bits misfortune, When he exclaimed,
" Nabber mind, Magsa. tank God, / got nodef
leg and Dodof arm for ntl yet
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POLICE BURY.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Monday 9th January 1916
The Police Jury or the Parish Of Eaet 30.
ton Rouge, assembled this day III conformity
CO law-Pfpsent,
VINO l. Ant Mongot, 3 Thos, Devall,
y James Alley, y Philip Garig,
y + B Rhodes,s 7 Joseph Heard,
! Il + Young, . Manuel Lopez,
I2 David Pate,
THOMAS DBNALL, President.
SAM, sNo1ftELp, CLERK.
ORAN HAcKsrT, Conet.
The Police Jury having been called d. Of.
der, the proceedings Of last setaion were
read,
A letter was received, and read, from p A
Walker, Esq rendering bis resignation az ad.
minietrator Of public schools, which was &C
cepted.
An account, favor Of Jane Skinner, for The
funeral expenses OF Conrad Reeknor, was
examined and 5000 Of said account was al
loved her,
i. w, Fowler, ESQ. laid before the Police
Jury d petition from Madame Fergus Duplan-
tier, requesting permission To change tile
public road leading tfem the high lands IL
Fergus Duplantier's plantation on the Mis-
sissippi river; the proposed new road is 10 run
on tie Liver line d the late Fergus Duplan.
tiers laud, until it reaches the Bayou Foun.
tame, thence along the bank Of the said Bay
on until il meets tie old road III The brow Of
the hill. Upon which The following ~resolu.
ton was adopted Resolved, that Massrs,
Andrew klejnpeter, Joha Randolph, Jacob
Smith, Josiah Barker and John Davenport,
be appointed Commissioners 10 examine The
above proposed rout, and repor. at the next
session Of the Police Jury. Said commits
]sioneIs are requested to make the above ex-
animation within ten days from the notice Of
their appointment.
An account in favor oil Alexander McCart.
ney for $45, for the support and burial ex-
penses Of Peter Douglas, was examined and
allowed.
air Alberto Duplaniier was appointed in
speetor Of legee and roads in the 0th Ward
for the year l815. And Mr.- Caldwell
inspector OF the same IN the 9Th Ward for the
year l845.
The Police Jury then adjourned to meet at
D O'clock this afternoon.
Monday afternoon.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present the same members as this
morning,
An account in favor Of Manuel Moreno, for
services as clerk Of elections, amounting to
SI5swas allowed.
On motion, Resolved, that the Parish Au-
ditor issue a warrant in favor of William
Holmes for the balance due him as pauper up
to The inns lac was stricken from the list Of
Parish panpers.
INC lA.1tnn 80.