Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25


Tba resolution which sas hid over III The lAsl aas
aien relative 10 n new mud district, aid h~tft.fttt,tt
Ing nj. 4. w, Wufiahfn's and hAlart Wufthahti
1hailtts % work HE same, Was On nation laid on tllt
table Indefinitely.
The following resolution WINS PROPOSED at tlis fasl
~ssssi5Ia WnA p~feAellfeti aud Adupieds
Hssetfed, THAI The EpfibgHHld f1Htl, instead q
terminating at spsiagfishlsl an illp. y continued r. r.
Huftss HE puint 6f I'm stepfie1s plantation, te ti,e
HleWefs liua of 4 tfAel III lahd l.elsrHItlg ~ Tllt,si De-
vail sadjoininH said Stephens plafiall5tl if splis
point af wliufl steam bouts nsHy lard NJ low water
And The liafiaH oil said plantation DO placed 81 said
fpad.
Knox syas presented hi tliu lasl u ssieii. and laid ttysi
nndeftls ri lss PRAYING that tie enid petition might
sifaleIsieh The road dtstfiet MOI w. ( Ipftli end NJ
their own expense. The eltafsEs. " .eetnfaeiies n
the Print ~Isre Tie present. tuati sstihss the setltl
lima dt uspfgs n ~iIsFlnes' III Plantation, and e ter
mitisle wi.sre tt,s present. roasi passes through The
line ~ JAS d. knpa'e plantation, The ul route igl
10 lie closed until iEe tia,t fsad Il maize ~ sgesi N
every f~ssftset M shH ODD. And tint Alb Alpsanlst
A. H. Vail Jill Hoatfiaf. j. r tefhtiess u " DO
70 receive said rfai Wien e~ohiilstefi under tha above
slipalHtioiss Tbs said petition was granted
On molten The Jury llieh tfaeaedHd 10 the slseiien
III jail pltTsifiaih And upon eJtstiiitg tile votes II
WIS ioibd thai q. W. paatltia had %faseiysd the
greatest number and was declared AleetsA
- Nh iftb1ttVk tif1 Bhsy tftttt ltfHN ttt ~ hft
of tHriAh ilBhgpf. mid ui counting tls yotsH y was
fpuitd thai II. L. wolfe was unanimously elected.
Mr. j. II Chapman asked 10 be excused from Ht-
tendance fef The remainder Of lie session. witch
was granted,
VI the Stale Of tthods island, praying for The stiisii'
al alton III f,uf slaves. which ~rsiitiUii was Oh mo.
tivn laid On tbs table indefinitely.
On motion the jury tliati Fforeaiea 70 HE ap'
bniHitisiit Of Commissioners oil General elections
EAx Al Aa...sa. .Gzan MI lLA2 liEkStft "a 4s.4kfs4F
uistits we're iaatls, yixi
For The 'i'swn pFeeinrtF-t. w, Jones, O. w,
Christine and i, II, pnff6a1l
rer The, plslas AWm, Howell, .. W, New
port. md II G. Young.
II M ,,,,,,. aIa ! ,,,,,..,, VI ''fewa' A. Olson
For Sandy Gfeskf4-jafies Cooper, j. r, MeGaa,
and VIM Kelly
On molieti tia Jury then proceeded 10 the apreint-
,psnt III Ward Commissioners NJ election for the en-
suing year, And the following appointments were
''i rof Wnri No t@.D. A. Cunningham. q. W.
Christine. and j. II. Bnffpei.
Ter ward. Eea-W. + 'runfard, w. q. Pile,
and +. A, Walhef,
Tgf ward No o-j r, Chapman, o. i,uss. and
Fer Ward NJ. dali g Young. IA, Williams.
and ]. II wnfeHa,
For Ward No b--s, T. Maysa, Thos, Lilly, and
], Alexander ST.,
tor Ward No OWN. 1'he,aas, Gee. David.
aid jeff flefaas,
Ter Ward No Fall D. HARRISON, Joseph Heard,
sf.. and Jacob Hheaiass,
Tar ward Noe-p. Hickey. r. D. Conrad and
Rsihiisl Moore. A
Tor Ward No p@sA, Duplaatier, w b. Walker
Va Ward Ms io4.f3, Williams, y bradford and
~, Ward No Ill. iDartell III, Jos. %rulllan,
~ ~ wv ipsfi No ia4D burgess. ]. II. srhebel
" gfs eIiiaMina repars II Commissioners appointed
ii, tle Last term Ut the jury. wAH presented and adep,,
led. Tint ailef beipe duly ssseffl, they ,pfeseeasl
% Law otit The road knesn as road district No ga.
commencing on The east side Of a small peistes
match III d. BulIyan's, from theitns 10 the Old funa
which II crosses. theme on the yest side Of All old
waste ileld wl,sia il i~nlsfsnets he old road which
continues and i~ntefsetts road district No 20, neal
Richard Udo,n's plantation. Assessing damages 10
the following persons through whose land The rdad
runs, viz 'foJ. A. Gilmore twenty. dollars. .To
barnet Williams. eighteen dollafa, 10 MI, shlli.
van neaAing Al we believe no safaagee. y done lis
stamises, lsiensil u. %tlariell, Joseph Palliam Ihes
Fair, w. II, Valentine. Hen Long, J q, Denliafa
Oh motion The jury Then adjourned unsil tetner'
row al 10 o'eloek |. NJ 80 ,asa
TUESDAY MoRstNa Sept. 7th 1852
The Jury metagreeable 10 adjournment, Present
The saiiie members ~ on yesterday, with tls Hsrep'
lion of Mr.. Chapman who wa eseiissd, The Pros
idsnt called the meeting to order. Tae fainatas @
Yesterday being fend, were approved.
The f~yllasVing fapnft pf the finance committed
was prevented and uaapied and the Within men
tioIfe,l accounts were allowed,
Wa The undersigned committee IT, whom wa re-
frrred tho %aaeontts against the Parrish beg lease 4
spfeft that .sys have carefully examined them oil ant
recommend them ~ be paid, sist
]. i. Odom jailof.. sa5a 40
4, N. fauffs for blacksmith work 9 20
DR.. q W, bearing for services ~ :.
phvsieiAn 10 date. ~ w
II, v, Isabih sheriff 70 60
III. ". l3abin Sheriff. 0 oO
i. Wilson III liew u lie neeouns allowed
him al last session fsr blacksmith wofk, 56 IA
DIR. Very fbf Post lnorisia skaniitatio ~ w
-4--~-s-a-
.ro,sl ano,,nt sfi9 70
jVe Also recommend The payment uf twelve dol
lara 10 Mr, i, piuDegny faf osefefsfge paid By hin
on his taxes for tho year 1900 tsIgIied) TheH' Devall
The following report Of \. Benjamin, g. w
Pawn. G, q. Smith +. 8. Mayta, ]. w. Heard
1. j. Henderson, and B.. j. W. Heard. commits
sioness appointed at the last session Of jury
made the following report which was adopted
viz. That they laid oft the road designated
commencing 1.-THE Miasissippi river on the Inns
between Mr.. Samuel Faulkner and 8. +. Mayer
UQG NEEI9 1It VI TN hhfAA AttWf " - ~ tffgt
on tha margin Of said lake to Mobile Ridge, thaf
across said ridge cutting off small portion Of .
Faulknar's field, then across Coeper's Bayou 70
the edge D fthe highlands, then a. renr tho back.
water as was considered safe through lands ol
Faulkner, Mayes, to Alexander's bridge, thetee
along the old road, to AIexandefs where II In
t~ersects the Springfield road.
The petition Of Mr.. Thomas pevall and others
was presented and tho prayer granted. And the
following resolution h reference thereto wa
adopted,
tition BIO granted. And that Messfs Sale and 20
sey, and William Stephens se compelled totake
down the gate on the springfield rond ~ repre-
!, entea IN said petition, within tho term Of six
~rapntlts from the petition hereof.
The following resolution was proposed and
adopted.
the performance of the duties as Road OverseeI
N north and of Road District No IL, on account
81 sickness. And that Mr.. isaac Townsend be
and he IL hereby appointed In his stead for the
remainder of the term
On motion Mr.. q. w. Woudnef was arroin.
tod overseer Of Road District No 10 south end)
In place rf George Griffith deceased, fer the re-
mainder Of the term.
On motion Samuel Morgan was appointed IL
the place or Daniel Morgan rs overseer Of Road
District No o upper end.l And John Browning
was appointed overseer Of Road District 8 flower
end III place OIL. Kelly, for the remainder q
The pet,t;on of I. y. Bird and others, praying
that an anproufiation of ninty dollars BE- made
for building 4 bridge across Wards Creek on the
Connie road was presented. And on motion
the rules being dispensed with, said petition was
granted. And said appropriation was made