Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-25

Tefnn EsafoAs On rttt GAzfrrr.

rs fns FnIroHs On rtft GAZETTE.
As | know you to he gentlemen Of elil'.
suited notions Of justice tye., repcalt 70 You
for a hearing through yotf invaluable pa+-
per. Some poetry writer Inns thought TT
to mike me the subject Of . new yeafs nd
dress, which addrose--being published for
the disadvantage of thtt imp OF darkness Of
yours-I'lie Devl--to put dimes III his
pocket-wltici address being published ut
the Office Of your Invaluable paper aforc-
Haid ! think us nothing more Than right
that .yon SHOULD submit me 10 he heerd
by the republic from TIE same quarter
aadyon viii eblige nc by publishing tliis
word III my Justification md pretence.
AUNT SALLY.
! couldn't thinl Of reputing all the uls
sensible things OF tltnt paperb1t will tafb
one or two and glance ut the others geil-
orally. For instance. "Aunt saily's a
prophet Of ITO smnll renown-" There's
truth ii this | llattot myself, and all tho
balaiico is Ialso mud ~szla1daldus. My
reputation Ia festnbtislied on suel, ut1fefit-
table grounds that no individual who
writes this kind Of rhyme can repfoye or
retlunas. For instance. The next line
says "tVllo washes and Irons some where
1ear the mill" / never washed and ifnf-
cd near the mill. | never lived III Cat.
fish town or any where near the mill
Nor wouldn't. Every body knows lte
not Il e%tirseptnblc place for decent folks too
live. Gin III the cake mud apple bt1ziless,
md have tesn. ga whistle for Pete"
| never said anything abottt 81 whistle for
pete-Df truinpats-or masks for sJeefris. i
| dott even know who is Jeems. IA cock
of new tin" What I'll fde-a1--ilever
thought of my such thing. Cloahs.9I
Changoa1,le C'loaks-iiofsanse. The po,
etty writer Of this piece ought to be put ii
Il kind Of Kendall Gledfl. or sky bite cloak
aud marched down Lafayette, that the
town tnny tee what lie is maleo Of / nev
CT slid anything about Roads, eitlier--I
never read tOwen' - Wonder il he il
my relation 10 tho Bees lIuntef)-"Plank
roads |s---why instead of being agaiust
them, ! ain leftsidedly in f1gor Of emil
would like to see one To tile Horn over the
isthmils Of Too-lian-ti. pick. Glief JUS
tlee G.-AI never shid nothin about him
neither. 1.-THE action were all actionaI,le
action Of damages, In the premises-per-
Sc advaloretn, this ease should be madca
court case for slandefation, at once md
it should go to the stpfefnc court for judy
tnant. And | would repeal and repeal
and repeal, until justice should come off
beacli and acknowledge the corn
Listen to this.
On this night next year when st. Jo-
etrilss nine, This old worn out
world shall wind up a,d be dead ! meyer
said it, nor notfin like it.--1lave always
said from the beginning, II would last-last
aaeen till the springs III the centre aud the
nsles 1T tlip end shall wear oft. Yea, ca
ven ill St. Joaepli's aliall itself be strickenl
Of the catalogue of things, and fhes
Cloak fall down from its subsatted
aersitioli!
Iliave itsa'ted ite carls to find ont the
Of this splalleroua piece Of poetry
intiie Grst place dtaae'a too tens from
lie paek which signifies that his mime
commences with the twelfth letter Of the
llphabet. The next draw was a seven
md signifies his name lns seven letters. :
This is q key to him. III preclusion,
must say that if he is u marrying man (andd ]
rom observations / resume he is) heidi
letter pull up stakes and leavs, for he'll ]
lever get a wife here whilst /.
AUNT SAtLYt1s ALIVE.
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