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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
4 or kONL8LANA-

F0TIHh # Edgi Baf0n RoDge.
joHH aATs Of The parish Of East Baton
Rouge, having The Intention 10 emapeipate
bis slave Rachel. aged shout f0rty.hye wears,
every person Who rnay"hnys legal opposition
10 SAID emancipation, Is required 10 file said
opposition in The Office Of The Clerk If fbs
Parish couft-ior said Parish, within forty
days from The date , + he present notice.
Given under my hand his 2etb day orAn.
gust ls45.
l.. e. MORRIS, Sheriff.
august 30 M 80 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

An Indictment was prelerfd againl john
Il, ilarmanson on the lltb slI4y, 1896, A
true bill vas found by the Gland JurI. The
charge against him was for assault aid bat.
terry and false rmp~risonmcnt.5 On thesI4rb A
nolIe PFose4ui was entered e conseqsene Of
the District Attorney not having siggid the
i0d ctmea'. The following Ire lbe sDames
Of the Grand Jurors.
I John A.. Harbour, Fo7Gsnan. :
, George pease,
, Mickajah Row,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
PHILLIPS g. LANOrE.
WANTED

Corn, fiddler and hogs. for which the hugh
est prices in cash will be paid on delivery a,
La. Penltentiary. We have for sale | Girls,
NH, two hand looms, ploughs and other far.
mig utensils, received from the State OF La.
will be sold very low.
McHATTAN, PRATT& co.
sept l3 no 30 Is45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

ELGcrtov-Wc perceive on all etdea the
note Of preparation in the ]locofoco camp.
They are as usual, leaving no stone unturncd
to attain their ends. What are the wings il.
bout, 1t Is time something was done, In cy-
cry other part Of The state they are t1arahaII-
ing their forces, an with renewed energy
rushing 10 the contest, confident Of victory,
The wing cause never had n better chance
Of success than the present, and if they will
but act, they cannot. fail. The legal vote Of
the state is wing, and we cannot ilnfr.ne that
at the eve 80 important an election a. The pre-
sent when n new form Of government has
to be esiahlished--new lawB made, Offices to
be created and men appointed to fiji them,
and a total re-organisatIon IN our form of GOV
eminent. which viii decide The dnstinjes Of
this state for years To come that any wing
can proeea so rocreant TO his principles as to
feel any APATHY, or for personal popularity
or selishncss, viii vote for men who are to-
tally opposed to the principles advocated apd
progressed by the whig party. Let them re.
collect that "thatR union there Is strength"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
FURNtrrHEl FuRNtruREii

The Subscribers thankful for The liberal
patronage, they have received, wntttd inform
lhH public that they ARE constantly fseaiying
hbd manufacturing All kinds ofCabjBff ware.
consisting ~ part Of Mahogany, cherry,
bI~asRs"HlnH " poplar Bedstradz.
Mahogany and ttrtfy Bureaus,
Whfdrob1s. BREAKFAST, dinbih, uof4 A ZEN.
trr tables.
WashsIands, SAFE, cedar cheats, cedar A.
m6ufs.
Game h good seat rocking chairs.
Do Farief cbaifs-chtlJfaa's ~foeti6e 4
high dining ehaire.
trIbbs, looking glassrs, clocks, moss mat.
masses, &C. &c.
PERSONS purchasing furniture, will find mo
tbFir advantage ~ examine our stock md
prices before purchasing In New Orleans and
paying charges. Old furniture neatly dean
ed aud repaired.
We have just completed a new heAtss
when will always be kept in readiness for
me accommodation of The public and coffin.
made III the shortest notice.
J. PlpER n %.
Near The Catholic Church.
aug 30 no 40 tsAs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
NEGK0 mnMAN rn ttnn

= hbgto woman stout and active, goeI
COOS and washer 81. .ltqni jofua
bf'n6b aud accustomed to lonss aetk Appiy il
aug Vh 1910 " v. BA ms
GEN TitENEN'8 nROGANA
I'VE arc n6w receiving direct from ths man
uFae'ufsta IN The 1ofth, i b6Aultful assott-
t0sht Of gents .Calf sswsd Hregabs. yth
Pump and Boot sDlaa.
PHILLIPS 4 LANdrE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

il Cambridge, OF tho night Of The 10Th, In
the Goth year NJ Of his hge, He was born in
1880. In.his 18Th year be- graduated with
distinguished honofs At Harvard University
III tgttepnIy II years old, hs was elevated
tt the Haneh Of tho Supreme Court Of The
United Yates Ivy President Madison. For
many years past, Ia addition 10 HE Afdugus
duties Hs Judge, he has been the pillar and
orthme1f II fha INV HohatI ut Cafnbrfdga p, na
ia Dane Pr 'tFssat. Wa rHh only say. t,.at
u tge Alufy's fame Is. world. wide, lis lears
nod and pt#bofnta decisions. his u0fjyalIrd
works on Jurisprudence, his character "a a
man, have given him n celebrity Aa extensive
40 It is enduring. Immortality has sci liz
seal Upon bis name,
At tho opening If ihs district court NJ lIe
United y states, ~ HjaFbn, on The tith, tIos
bort R~allntI, If. Esd, United States bis
tfiBt Attorney, hu1buhted the death ofJiHpa
Story In bfisf bot expressive laHHgars, and
moved an adjournment, Judge S9fanne r.
replied with eaual bfeyily and point, md llirn
adjourned Tho Court. TIE sAf1n morning the
The mArnb"fs oI Ia Suffolk Bar assatnblet in
tho 4. = Court fpoitt. which wac ahfouded ~
mourning Daniel Webster pfonounfed mn
impressive Hthogy oH Tho detsbsad, paving u
deserved ifihnih ~ HE tn4hy virtues. and flu.
sol ny submitting q ReFi6s n Appropriate les.
Gl1ti6rs, Which, sitter some remarks hv Hon
John Davis, for thirty years tndga sloty'a
hssarjats 90 The BaiCh Of tho Circuit Court,
wHre nboHinttHaly adopted. Judgs Shaw
thnn appointed 4 committee to nake fnFihaf
Hffa1eanrnnts 10 render duo honotz IN lLe
manpfy IS The illustfisua dafnaarf, Dautal
Webster was unanimously requested In pro.
nonbee a dIsroufae on the life and Judicial
character Of Judge Story, A mighty theme
and 4 llIaliY lnAh IN do Il lnhllen - IunuA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
NORPus CnRlaTt.

ThaBnt oi II Harlrmbsf 1911, enys. ,tnG,f.
nation II received IT w aaltngIon from Gsn.
Taylor The General speaks in commands
irtv . ir+t,. ~ liz h.,,AIiia,, az A,tu.., ~
Nav Orleans under tho command If MAN,
GslIy.
The gallant Tatsas ,ts daie,tai,ad ., IA
dao, to,,,,,s ,aa ,,,L,,a ", ~. 80 g.','. t's9-
haz ,.1aar -, ''9' ,aa'" 'h"t ne
ssrvirn r. ,aras.a '@''"' ''''" W." '''
49, 'I,'''
Tia, lin So. WV "pp' ~ ~ 'a,'"s
0tiean, H.. .,,, ", T Wv MUMMY 't'" We"
M, rra,da So. ,is'' = W. '""S '""
niI, t,a,at, ~ wy '""'"'' H'' ''RSFnf'
,a5ttf,ta f. as,,,o - va I''l'p'' w, 'na
disrrsL,,s ,,et, ,h,, BE- h. ,ntFat" 50 '"''''J
.nt,t-i =. La ~, W. ''''"7 ''""h o't sven
.'',''
.zte.., ~, IL ~ y, "'1'"tHy mas "Hefe1 hls
IA taisr n ro,,g If ,,,,, I nm :, n'nnhan''s'''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

We arc authorized "a q nnounte Joseph w.
Fowler. Bsq as Candidate for clerk OF tho
I'd iiatttGt court, under the naW Constitution
We arc authorized to announce John Reid,
Eaus. ~ a candidate fer tletk 81 The ID die.
trIet court underline Hnw tonstttutton
YOU hre huthoftstd to ANNOUNCE Allied
Gates. EaQ, "a candidate for clerk pr The III
jtaIrtct court. under the new constitution,
Many totrra,
We are authorized to announce Manuel
Moreno. Ea1. aa candidate for cIotk OF The 81
district court. under The now Constitution.
We are authorized to announce Samuel
SknifeId Eco 40 n candidate for Clerk Of
the I'd dt7tftrt Court under the new Conetl.
tuition,
WEST BATON ROUGE.
Mr. Edtor=ynh are authorized 10 announce
Mr. Hhtirr Hrrgrro, Of IUcat Baton konge.
aa candidate fnr #horIh, under The new connIts
triton,
Many rotrrs.
Yod are authorized to announce Mr. Adon,a
tfebert. az candidate for Clerk Of the fourth
]Itstrlet court. for the parish Of Wuat Baton
Rouge, under the now conetitulton,
Many to'rrs
lnu arc authorised TO announced Mr., ]. Y.
Durable, IA candidate for he place " tIrrb
Ut the Afh district court, for the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, under tho new constitution.
Pre- bono pnbiico
Please announce Mr., LAbaute, ha candid
Ate for clerk OF the fourth district court, Eub
lrcl Ia the decision Of no convention, for #
Ir h, rlnrtrI In intpniH IN he the tCFvHuf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
10 stl,AR PLANTERS,

The subECFitsf would respectfully inform
the Sugar Planters Of This aud The adjoining
parishes, thafshf is now manufacturing aud
viii have constantly bn hand. q fine assert.
ment Of sUdAH HOUSE LAMPS of tin aud
copper lie has also on Hind A 6Hr lots Of
lanterns NJ different stzeF, oil cans ale a
complete assortment or Tin mare gf hs nun
make. All 6f which he will fsstl ~ low ne
any house III Louisiana, .
n. H. All kinds u tin.or copper lamps,
Iahtef1s +, &ee repaired With nsatBess am
despatch.
JOHN TtLANO
Main sItsst near The Methodist Church.
sep q no ~ tBA5.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
LOTT

~ This t91n on Tie tlth instant. \ sword
came mounted With gold, ivory head .ithl
small piece Of gold in The midits. tha risgs
~ TIE mounting arc " different dpjsh, Il sstit,.
isT taken OH uasr The fefuta. TIE finder wiIt
bs shiiably rewarded OIL bringing il 10 tLis
Gfis8. ~ '''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
MuLES u RALE.

The sHbserbef wishes to inform The plan.
tsfa and others wanting mules, that he Iaa
ID Baton Rouge, nraf tbs PebiloUtjaty, ~
head Of FIRST rhte mHIrs, which he VIII sell
low for casb,
H. + WILLIAMS. II,
sept - DO ~ ls4h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
FITE UOLLARs RNWADD

The above feward will W. paid 10 any per
son who VIII return 10 The plantation ~ he
snbssribsf a large dun mare, about sixteen
hhhd7 htgh Jour years old last spring. rbe
mare has lost one eye.
y. r. CAIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
DA1UN ROtGE RAeE 1RAcK

The subscriber respectfully informs The
public In general and The loves NJ the turf
~ PARTICULAR. that he has leased The Race.
ltafk, hid out by Mr.. A Mohgst IN his town,
for the Term of five years, lie intends to ii
it W IN good stYts,
Purses tbf considerable amount WiIl he run
Tor in lie fall aud sptieg,
Every accom- nodBtigu viii bf made IL rem,
def the track worthy Of pubic patronage,
GHAH A. HORDWELL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

have received n most splendid assgttme,,
oi nov music, comprising every yaFtatv af
pieces for piano sagh ~ polkas wat2es
1hHdfilles, variations ~,
-, A. H. FtEHTgs.
me house formerly occupied by Tho LaBI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
WAMrEn.

person with a small capital vino would
be willing 10 taHa q share in a steamboat n
run between Baton Rouge and New Orleans,
4 person capable Of conducting The boat
would be preferred apply at This once az 10
sept, ~ ID 1915
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Go teams and BAYOU Sara.
The steamer BELLE CREOLE, Capt DIM.
try. !" III leave New Orleans every SUNDAY
at 10 O'Clock and will proceed as far as Ba.
you Iuntca, and will return to Bayou Sara,
where she will >tay till WEDNESDAY NOR.
nIng, at which time the boat will start for N.
Orleans On The upward and downward trip
the Belle Creole will stop at each landing
and ais" every other part Of The coast where
it will be required
Persons are invited to inspect the boat for
themselves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

The Gassfie-- Our Tcfms From aud atief
hte date We shall invariably charge ne fol
bWe
For one years subscription II paid
previons 10 expiration Of Term, 10 90
II paid after. aud the trouble Of rtn-
ming after III Il 90
Advertising aud sub, by the reat. 20 90
Cards Of poetofs. Lawyers. 30. per
year. II 90
Advertising per square 10 ltaHa to
cunaiitututr a sanate. unpiHssriinh, J 90
livery sub 3eqnent insertion, soc.
Announcing a candidate for public
office. OF a subsffibefj ~ 90
Announcing do. (nonsauhscribet,) 10 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
MORE CLOTHTNC

The undcrsignedahave tais day received an
additional aopp y to their already large stock
Of clothing making their assortment one Of
the best ever offered in this place. Buyers are
requested TO call n examined before p4r.
chasing.
PHILLIPS g. LANOrE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

We have received several communications
lately, mostly on the same sub ect. We may
attend to them hereafter, butt is impossible
Tor Us TO publish all of them and do justice
10 our subscribers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

TuE<rlANs.-Their performance, on Wed
ncsday last, was graced by a crowded au-
dience of ladies and gentlemen, and seemed
to afford ample satisfaction to the audience.
We are sorry that the indisposition of one of
their members prevented the french piece
from being played, but we can assure their
patrons that they will be amply repaid for this
unavoidable omission.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

MISSES & CHI ORENs' 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, 1845-09-27
MNYnKALrY

Thopfles Of 00ut bong a125e The bakers
viii give 40 ounces of bread tho ensuing
week,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

4.~.-t.uaa,, t tt,tII. k,ta 5.f.- g..I,,.
.t. l,,"n a w, An, .,u.' .,'@
XIII. H., ~. ~. Nv A.. - t9i,
A.. Mann tt~.Hs,ga,n Al Ma, n,.- a,I
~ ,,.i,.3t aa,,' ~, tn, hama. n.. u ,
,,,a,haf u,- pniDIt.. ,t,,, O .f iba,t.,LP
,,han th,, a,,n, !, Az HAS,, t,l1 ty.- Nm.
l,a,nnt f., hs lr,,ttangj that he, t,,l toso
"F,"., ','I, I,s' ns W,,a' ,I' . oSrL =
rsn.I,nl an Tia |l,tsl,s,i uiih nal,i
.,. Ma ~ al,s. nrsf,.a. I,h-g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
CASHMERE & MUSLIN BIZ lAryr

tHSHEAERE 81 MUSLIN DE LAME.
We have this day opened a beautiful b..
Forlment df cashemere and muslin d. lainc II
the latest styles and patterns, 10 which We
would call the attention o. the ladies'.
PHILLIPS 4 LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
GENTS 81 sCARFe

Just received from New York a supply n
gentleman's Blk and colorsd satin scarfg and
cravats Of the last fashion and The best quat-
~. PHILLIPS AND LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
MnTunn

MI John Petsraon, Piano Forte
ana repairer, informs his friends and
llo 'hat he will he IN THE town on er d.
hfs' October 10 attend to PROFESSIONAL
n6HH,
Sept ri no. IA tats
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Tur wgArntH,=t'nf II weok past We have
been Waited with very cold weather for tho
aeaaon, though dry aud beautiful, causing the
cane to rrpen grptdly, Some Of our ]pIanrors
,"trnd to bogDn grinding by ue tst Of O'io.
Der. Their prorpect Ia beautiful and nothing
but a too early severe froat can hinder lI'cm
FROM making n good "A crop oa they can wtsb
for. The audlen change N The atmosphere
haE affected morc or lesg several VI our cili~
zrna, who however will aooo get over it with
a fow days. cough and lQarsncaa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

The citizens, bordering on or near the
steamboat landing continue to complain Of the
diSorderly conduct Of the inmates of a
house near those premises. We have offer
called the attention Of our authorities to it
and having reformed our duty we can do no
more.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

John II Dawson, recalIcdE ly dcfe1dant-
S1Ys TIN, he has often visieci the Eamilv,
or house Of Francis Routh, Shile Il tAsident
of th's parish, and previous to the 2lkl De.
rcmber, 1888 he always to5nd him hos.
p.tablo gentleman, and hcIl him ii very
high estimation. Witness d&es not n5w ex-
press ANY oplnton on the tr4nsaniion: Of the
ulgtt Of the 2lHl December, ;IS3j.
Testimony closed,
CHARLES B EoLLt\St
MAY -, 1896. Clerk:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Ihamls J. Swihny heiHg hrat duly sNo.n
depaapa and aattha THAT on the 9TH neeetn
hrf, lslb, ahaufN ~ u o'tloeR + n, R,ulh,
l~iABNANR,N, Mickey, BAns and Copeland,
eatn 10 thu ho Tao uf Ma. phlltpt, a Hhort
time amer they arrived. RoUlh called if pen.
ialy and paper Ma, phllllpa said che had
noHe' they theu as kaj Copeland To- Valk GU.
ana WHEN they got alt On I've gallery Cupn=
iand called 90 Them ~ atop. they theN a=kel
him ~ a. oAt on thr letaos he appeared ute
willing IA leave he gallery; they linu cad
t,ne Out on the lnves and We will not hurt
YOU but lnt you return n tho house again
Copeland then went with them on to the
lpvee. after bang there awhile converting
| heard RpRlh Ray "a Copeland ha had bet
tor align piece or writing, VIII Oh Copeland
raht7ed 10 do Ronth then sald If Copeland
hlI nat ntg1 the piece ot writing. s,okpu ..
"a I Etornitv phtuld hc hu everlasting doom,
tptplaai All VI hH mnat Htgn The piece Of
writing he nuppoaed he must but 4 roren
nut wns no put RoUih tAcn Eald az We
promised ~ take you t. tho house we will do
Il, aud II you d. upt thar ttyA tho piece Ut
writing sec Will take you away again , they
II, NH returned 10 tho hanao, and IA they
came ia they lald dep nnnl aud two others
- leave the hN' 20, which they i ne hume.
AtalcDys says IT, wAe glaiot the opportu Nly
Vt leaving, AZ thhfe hNd been aman luehrd
there a tew nantha before and dEd not know
hut what it htfhl b, ha tUuo newt Cope.
laod vas very bloody, hal has head bound
up, he appeared like violence had been nsud
10 wards him, SAID Copeland be appeared to
10 III custody ol The party, BR they kept
watch over hims tho lynahing eplkcn ol
above vas done by k'uth aud athcrs, ia Sep.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

To ErIcrRrs.-Thosc who are fond Of
good eating with >avory accumpanimcnrs,
will find something 10 suit their tastes at the
Coffee house Of Michel Granary, on Sunday
morning next, being st MichaeI'S eve.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Testimony taken sdoWn on the trial 6Y the
CLERK.
John II. Dawson Sworn on ,ha psrt Of
tie pl4iaGH sa~ys-fhiukS that on The even.
iar Of The 81 a, sba.S shutdown, witness ar
riced at M Francis Eau.h's saw Ruuth
and three or fear gcaliemea standing abou,
I'D ar 100 yards from Raalh's house, towards
/ e -irer, Witness Met them, and after a sal
uizlioa they Wenl to!ihe house: witness had
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

g,,n,,1 ,v,,A, 800, s,, ,L,, J.,
,s~rn,s,n,nt n',b .r,n,Gn,4 'S "n L.
800 r,h ],ap' I,' l,a|l '" y,
= ", Ens $.,'g ~ ,' u, w." ,"r5',Tv
o,s ,h,,' 4 n,n AZ 60. ~ 49,, ~,
49, s,rn ~, y,,nn., W. ,"J
,",,.,l ,,,,s -, ,,,n ,,ss H., 49, ,,,sn.
t,r thinl",r. ~ |:.i.f 49,, n.,. tI,, - La4
r,Ll n,,n.ss n,, ~ a.. .,,.,. l.,ps
,b,t h., hss s,o" - ,hSI, ''t.,,, ,,", w.,
~ p,nr@yl,, ,h,l naaa' a, 1,,.I ,h'' tr,,
~ ,n,,sr,r,r .,tnrsI r,,.L,,, .,,,
s,'i,n ,s,n,., N,'rGC i, ~ :, W ~
sws ,h,t r,,"IN ~" ,' ",n .,,." ".','
hn,J s,,s 49,, w., ,,II $50,
\, ;,,rt.3 ,,, 49," ,.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

Had not heard the second report until aE-
ter he bad heard OF The }gaoAag or rhipgive;
that III Phillips ConA' TO WITNESSES house the
aeNt day AFTER and told witness that he cx.
petted bee WIS ahnuI The fret person who
heard the report in his nejghborhood; saws
tnat lac resides aboat 10 miles iran where
COPELAND lived, aud - from ST. FrancisvilIe
Jas. NJ, B4kcr'S evidence about the same
as the a'ore in relation to CopalanI's R4lural
!amid3g g..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
NOTfCE.

~" FFFFFF""I wv TTHs
au9nst 30 no 30 1916,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
PERFORMANCE ON THE TURF.

The per(ormanccs of ARGYLE on the TART. have
placed him in the very first rank of American
Horses ns a Racer, while those of his &c, entities
him to an equal standing as Stallion. He start
Il cd first at Orangeburg 5. c.. in 1884. and ran at
BarnwcII, Augusta, Macon. Columbia and Charles.
! ton two, three, and four milo heats beating Pa,.
sy Wallace, Ratilcsnake. Qhrce llmes.) Lady
I Ashton, Rushlight. Bertrand, jr, Qwicc.) Yer
,ummes, g., &c. ile never los, heat, and was
rarely. if ever. put up to his Speed until his ev.
! ,raordnary defeat by John Bascombe in 1885.
4 the circumstances of which are familiar to every
one. Subsequently he was trained and run with
T. great success in Virginia; and in May, 1888, OH
The Central Course at Baltimore, after running for
l the frs, heat of three miles and losing 1t. by
4 head, in minutes and 45 seconds he won the
h second heat in minutes and 40 seconds. beng
the best second heat of three miles recorded Of
the American Turf, and the most brIlIan, per-
formance of year, surprising all others, IN the
richness of lis annals.
During tho same week, and on the same course.
one of his daughters. Kate Seaton. won the great
| sweepstakes Of $4,000, heating fine field with
great ease, such a coincidence being hitherto un.
known upon tho Turf.
ARGYLE stood but one season until the year
| 1910, and to limited number of Nlares not many
1 OF which were thorough bred yet his colts nave
Won nine out of eleven races for which they have
been started, beating at one, two and three miles
The get of many Of our best Stnons besides several
imported colts, some of them in first rate time
Two Of his get, the "Governor" and kate Sen,on.
ere unrivaled upon the Turf by any thing of
heir age
The owner Of ARGYLE, in bringing him to
.he West, In the Cherokee Nation, presents him
a. Al D.,lI hain
way, on account of his blood size, and form; hi.
performance on the Turf. so remarkable for ondu
rance, as well as speed and the extraordinary sue
cess of his gct;-wor!hy of lhoir entire approba
lior.
SAMUEL MAYS.
Foit Gibson. C.. N, Jan. Goth lS45.
2--ilI 3Oth June.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admins
v tration bearing date the Ith day of February
Is Is upon the estate Of Robert West, Decd nave
bern sued TO me by the clerk of the Probate court oi
Cr,wCord county All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to bring them forward
properly authenticated, within one year from the date
hereof or they may be forever debarred from any pen
of, from id astate and if such claims be not eShb
tied witbin two years from the date Of said letters oil
adminstrat on they will be forever barred and pre-
clnded from any benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate notified to make payment
Immediately. ,,,,rp .,,u
or RopERr WEST, deceased.
Eebrusry Is, ISi5.--i-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

lust RECEIVED bbls superior Brown Sugar,
- per steamboat Rolla, and for sale by
A. NJ BUSH.
F,hruary :. 0i5-52.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
NOTICE TO SHERIFF'S.

AN "act making appropriations for the years
IA lS45. and lS46, and for part Of the year lei7'
and for balances due from the state, and for other
purposes" passed by the General Assembly of the
Stote of Arkansas; on the 10th day of January
lS45, in section ! l. provides, "that from and af.
ter the 4th dav of March, 1913. nothing shall be
received in paymen, of taxes, or revenue due the
state, but par funds, which is understood in this
act to mean current money ofthe United States, or
treasury warrants Of this stale prorided, hocerer,
that this act shall not prevent sheris or collectors,
who have had relief by special acts from paying
into the trea sury such funds were received from
other collectors, on the tenth day of December
ls44;"--and section II Of said act requires, ''that
oil collectors Of taxes and revenue of this state,
shall pay in kind, into the stale treasury the same
monies collected by them rheiher specie. treasury
notes, carrants 3e. aboue authorized 10 be recsir.
ed."
ELIAS N. CONWAY, Auditor
of Public accounts. of the
Stale Of arkansas.
AnDIToRs OFFICE, LITTLE Rock,
ARK's 2Sth January. lS45-