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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

LvERPooL. June 7.--Coton-There has been good de-
man since last week. fridays sales particularly large,
and advance Id per H. took place
saturday the unavorabe from London had the
efecI OF neutrazng the advance. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

doors from broadway having engraved three SETS o see,
Plates enabled TO sell Notes f 10 cents per NV an. 49,
100 large Having on upwards NJ Jceo0 Notes
ne con furnish them the pces being y
the orgins cost n orek manufacturer and trades
men generally Steamboat and railroad companies would d.
weto GIVE him call and e1anine splendid specmrrs
The Determinations 12 10 and 81 with beau
s and printed on bank paper superior !" execution
NJ observe Q John street q doors from Broadway q
g Visiting address and cards engraved and printed,
ri prices ~ sru tho times Small for Individually compe
nss and public ps,ituon engraved superior si At he
shortest notice ~. jyielm !.
EO. SAL " -TreasuTy Drsfss,by M LEVY
Il jyl4st NssA s. wall yrect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

GT Small change such shings sxpences and five
Ter dollars. Apply Al he desk sihs Once s'u' nav ylss
~ SMALL NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL
change the subscriber engraye an entire new
q TGs s e - r. %
with senetes &e IN bank note FORM and printed on bank
B. the notes s" are ready for delivery 10 sa "
keepers hotels stesaboats manufacturers and irae.Aen
every description Orders from part OF the United
VIII be promptly attended - by applying at vALENTiNEs
York AIbeal discount traders and country merchants
Merchants Hotels STEAMBOATS, Coal Companies, Exchange
themselves have them eegaay engraved in bank
yisitag Garls and Cards al Home for Wedding Parties
neatly engraved and printed Ladies and gentlemen
sers Merchants and keepers be supplied with
Cards 1her copper plate Or letter pres a, few hours no
Butchers Bakers Hotels and Tadesmen generally in want
Of Small Notes change should cali Valentine, so John
street has published some 4 the handsome small Notes
any other office in the city. yl9-lw
GREAT BARGAINS OF LOTs-To be had in
~ the Village Of Willamshureh by applying TO
SohN ekisBN Wo@ sas1 st. yam
OST.-A Promssory Note for hundred dollars made
~ BY W OLIVER co, in !syorof JAMEs YORK, paya;
reward on leaving the same at ih- oic OF this paper
RROACH OST.-A large Floreoinc Mosaic Breach,
- supposed TO have been dropped in stage,
between union place and Franklin street in Franklin
between Broadway and Hudson The finder will be
jyl95*
NEW YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silica
OF first Coach Horses (browp) about sixteen
hands hieh of fine carriage and action TO be
sold low, applied for mmedatelv-to
jyI9 81 JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
ssANR NOT rS.-Soulhern Life Insurance Z Truss Co.
ID State Bank OF Alabama,
of Illinois,
4" Of Indiana,
Of Mississippi,
And The Notes the Ohio Michigan, Kentucky. Virginia
Banks, bought and sold by THOM As ID. CARPENTER.
No ID Wall street.
N b. Specie and gold bought and sold on suitable
small change given for halves jy 10 IT.
A HOHSE AND WAGON-Or other light
"A hic.e wanted 10 hire reasonable
individual who wish t. let IL ID miles on
turnpike Sunday morning during starting
about "a NJ on Sundays and returning A. n
the Mondays following, puueiually The animal will
drove gently and will leave the stable posture
country after his arrival until ready again return the
city; and will be, IN every respect most kindly treated
Please address box 1922 Upper Office stating terms
and where an interview may be had. iyl9 3l&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
M A Il HIED.

On Sunday evening, 18th inst, Rufus Mcintyre, this
city, 10 Jean DE Mott, OF Hampstead, LII
On Monday nth inst. by the Rev. Dr. Macay Reuter- w
Beebe 10 Adea eldest daughter OF Levi White, all this
city,
Al Nacog.loches Texas the 18th june George Allen,
Harriet r.. Findley
In Milan county, Texas. j. Powers Annette Kiuble,
daughter of Col f.. L. X. Whrelock
AT Rio Janeo May 3d. by the Rev. Mr. Searle Chaplain OF
the u 3 ship Erie, James Brckhead, ESQ.,, of r. L. TO Eliza,
daughter of the Hon Vim. Newport, H. H. Charge
d Ahaires OF the 4. =, to the OF Brazil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
Cotton Market.

New YORK, July 10.
learn failures in Liver
poel announced by the Pocahonas will affect the cotton
trade throughout this country materially One two OF the
houses mentioned dealt largely cotton but the expectations
of April and the early OF May had arrived and were all
disposed previous their downfall That Of the south
ern factors will feel it, have doubt Whether viii in
of the solvent New Orleans brokers' remains be
Should the troubles continue in London and Lvepos and
break the dealers in cotton the demand will decrease
the part OF American brokers' But the issue Of such
in England, and the arrival of the of suspension
hundreds OF capitalists will hurry market. them
il we experience temporary depression be certain
of revival about the first OF September.
Thee many contin sences which market
depends that cannot arrive nj certain conclusions But
these contingencies daily disappearing and when
know the worst shall be able present concise
view Of things
views today
has considerably decreased There appears pre-
$50 per Liverpool than
persd last year. caused by shipments from the United
States and the dinnution in consumption Great Britain
The accounts from every quarter of the SOUTH
represent the comag crop abundant and these
combHed with the stock still remaining in this country
slowly but surely operating keep prices
Saes have been made today of strictly good lc
market for all descriptions closed heavily accordingly
tiuce classification.
We yesterday received regular
Liverpool up 7h Charleston l4th inst Peters
burg, Va the 18th, Philadelphia Of l7th
the l7th
The demand had been fair Liverpool for and three
days previous 6th but that day
ed and prices rather receed the receipt OF
from London
The market Charleston rather active Ih.
caenca by buyers being the market for Europe
the Nortand sales of Upland fair
extent, with slight Improvement Off ic, particularly
ferio mddng fair Sales ofthe
iiIc, principal sales lOc few bales inferior
Isand disposed of 32c The descrip
tsp have been limited this The principal part OF
quantity shipped Europe has planters account
Al Petersburg Va staple in fair demand and sales
made at n a loc.
The Philadelphia market yesterday rather heavy. Few
sales Of Mobile 10 12le, and Upland at IL lAc.
The inquiry for this article Boston the nth
smey limited sales confnedio small lots OF pland
at II a I3c. Sales Of the week about 800 bales
ri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

On Tuesday 18th inst Elizabeth Rolen, relict of
Capt. Charles Roden. aged so years.
Il he relatives friends of the family respectfully
vited the afternoon half o'clock
from the residence of son-n-law Alfred Dutch 7gI
rick street.
At BROOKLYN, L. l., Friday l4h inst, Abraham c.
sen, in the 63I year his age, formerly Newtown
On Monday nth nst in Brooklyn, James Gfand in the
35h year OF his age.
On Faiday l4i inst, his residence Railway ~ j. Job
Bsndsali in the 55th year Of his age.
Jersey City Saturday 10Th nst Cynthia wife of John
B. Paradise, aged 81.
Friday, 18th inst, Stamford, Conn., Samuel Marvin
ESQ., in the 10Th of his Inspector Of Customs of this
city
At New Orleans, ofconsumpton James L. Fungos prin-
ter, late of this city,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
A ~ usenests.

pAns< rhEArRE.-THIs EVENING viii, he
CINDERELLA, The Fairy the I,le Glass slipper
Dandin, Mr. Laham-CindereIla, Miss Melton
A GENTLEMAN IN DIFFlcULTIEs-Mr sediey, Mr.
Latham-Mrs. Piminy, Miss Melton 80 80
u Doors Il 7perionances commence al IA O'Clock
Boxes SIP: 50 ceas-Galery . cents =
AMEnIScyArSs ,nG Th az a Eo"hn.-
enUTr s or T1e Fan Of ri 1s Mr. uam0
Tarquinia Mrs. Barrett.
no conclude with
THEREsE-Carwn, Mr.. IIield-Foniane, Mauhews-Tho-
rese airs. g Barrett
Boxes IS scntsEPii al cents1caiiery 3 cents
EaANK LIN rE%ATKs-TnIs EVENING, Win
Observation-Disclosures, Mrs Lewis-icius, Mr. Harrson-
Virginia, Miss a. Fisher
MONSIEUR TON soN.-Morbleau, Mr. Nichinson-,doI
~ Door, open 7-perfomances commence at "a ocock
precisely Boxes 80 ceats-Pit % cenis
CIfY ,TnEATAE.-THIs EVENING, will be pre-
mEIR Ar LAw-Doetor ranglos., Mr. Thayer-zehiel
iomespun, Mr. Cowei-Cieey, Mrs. CoweiL
DEAD shor-Timid, Nj. CoweIl-Louisa Mrs. Cowe
Doors oren before O'Clock Performance, will
before o'clock. Admission Boxes so Pit
81 cents.
nLN NIPiC TaEAT0E.-The subscribers having
4ii Broadway tand immrdat yalonniag attrras' well
eegar, Theatre twill be ncieo acr the manner Of Ma.
dame Vestr> OLYMPIC. London and open for the regular
dies and gennen Of the profession DESTROYS obtaining
gagcmenis, Will please apply by letter paid toeliher
WILLIAM B. BLAKE, or Propricors ana
HENRY r. WILLARD, Managers.
New York, July 10Th, 1857. jyl2lf
NIBLO's GAKDEr.-TlIIS EVENING, July 18th,
" 83The Proprietor Of this established nable place
impressed wha that discriminating favor
which he proud and grateful acknowledge,
through expense
his arrangements completed for the full AID effective
LES vAUDEyiLLES
which will be given Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
AImit;ance so cents. jyl3
SPnEM,n1iD Mem MowlNG PaNH on \ A.
kind exhibited IN this painted by the celebrated
w. Daniels, Royal Academcian, London The subject is
WILD ELEPHANT MuNrING, and q correct representa-
noisseurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
the panoramic paatng brought this
Exhibited during the day and evening Admittance 20
cents. Jyll-m
- rLE NDID PAINTINGs.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE and DAPHNE
DE L'OLi MPE, painted from nature by Bondet Of the
French school, are now eShi.ing az No "a Park Bow
which has been exhibited in Of the principal cities Of the
Union 20 the admiration OF aiany thousand visitors.
From O'Clock A. NJ 10 10, r. NJ. Admission, IS cts. each
as
~ L-COL. OGDEN'S BENEFlT.-A Sweepsaks, mile
heats saddle, S25 and S25 added by the
PROPRIETOR come ofoyer the above course, on WEDNES
Il O'Clock precisely.
list Mr.. Goodrich enters Pompeii.
2d. Mr.. Edward enters Polly Ogdea.
81 Mr.. Wheeling enters Paol Pry.
fth Mr. Young enters Deputy.
FROM the character Horses
Centreville, July -, 1887. yl8-1*
DOAT WACE.-On WEDNESDAY,, The 10Th inst, at 4
ID o'clock the afternoon for S2so take pla from Castle
Garden around Stake Boat placed between Eils and
Belle WIS Island between the Boats Lady Washington, East
Tiers Robers-the two winning boats and ID race,
tha foot OF Grand street for the two Silver Gobets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
Ills BRITANnic MAJEsTy's CossyLATE,}
Now York Iltb Nav lely

IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature If
this State the 2lst day OF April last, entitled "An Act
guae powers and duties OF Puuc Administrators and
rogates relative the property and effects of Foreigners"
Notice hereby given that and after this date the pre-
pcry and effects all subjects of His Majesty who may die
their this city, nteae such property and effects
arriving this State placed under the Of this office ana
under Of the public administrator, heretofore The
consequence thereof that notices here
ioore the pubic administrator may be sent 10 this Once
where Information and effects o subjects Of
his Majesty 9 all times be furnished without any fee a.
charge whatever
ah officer, and others the quarantine, respect
fully requested make their communications To this ocey
where penses connected herewith will be paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

The above reduces The stock in the UDed States
u ael7 bales, less 1850 bales than yesterdays calculation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19
HEN COVE HOUSE, GLEN COVE LANDING

(tIIcN Gov HOUSE, GLEN COVE LANDING.
NJ 1. This delightful and healthy summer resdescs,
not surpassed in the neghhorhood OF New York, ior
saubriy and beauty OF scenery, open for the
cepton permanent and transient boarders Persons wishing
the country with the advantage of good bathing and
fishing will find Glen Cove House most desirable and econ
m'ca retreat.
The and gr uDds have undergone many iuacious al
eraens and improvements since last Bath House
OF ladies and children
The subscriber his friends and the public that
tons shall be waning contribute 10 their comfort
The steamboat American Eagle leaves Fulton market slip
every afternoon for Glen Cove House. o'clock Sundays
MISUNDERSTANDING: leaves Glen Cove House, every
'fyiaIw" JOHN N. COYNE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

CLEARED.
Ship Congress Fox, Charleston, r. Ewell Bark America,
(Br) Mackie, Quebec Grnnell Mnurn Co. Briggs
rick Wilhelm lrrns) volkman H. Schmidt Son; Martha
Hartley Ryder ST: Joseph, Fa, John Ogden Or,
BIZ, Davidson, Windsor ~ ST. Dngwe, Graham, Johns
NJ, f. Dunscomb Co; schr. Deborah Ann Somer Smack
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

A. TO LET.-Par ola three story House, go Greer
f..l1 witch between Murray and Warren streets.
-Xxa- suitable for small family. Rent moderate. iyl9lw'
s-A TO LET.-A number If Law Offices; lon, FIR
r..6 Printing Offices sc in The building, stu ted
A the North side of Fulton street between William and
Nassau Also Cellars under the same building. Appy
To ~ Broad street bieJt'
~ R0ONS TO LIE Two well furnished. com
r.R formable bed rooms with CRATES AMI closets attached
.XA Also pp Tor, furnished anurnshed. Apply No.
i55 between Cosrsndt and Liberty streets
jyl95t,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

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.s.e4 naH 3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

NJp. pEAU q. SrNME ,.-spactous ana sP'en-
~ did iioic-Board reduced 10 81 ~ Pearl Stree, u"ue
Rebuilt with every upon the old cie, NJ the mics
q the burnt District The proprietor grateful tor most ~,
cIeeuIy meets the wishes OF hts enos no
he public IN this crisis by reduction 10 dollar snd my
,o,s per day. he he continue bis .fyr .sep
I ~ and attention n heretofore JohN NJ rLiNf'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

ID The subscribers adopt this method Of in
forming Their ren, and me public that they have ns
times and scarcity of money The subscribers grateful for
solicit continuance Of that patronage so literally
bestowed them. Persons wishing purchase Boots or
Shoes, would do well to call nj WALKERS, $50 Canal street
the from Greenwich street. where may be
found Boots and shoes greater IN quantity better quality an6
price than be fsnnd IN other establishment -
this city. Only call AZ go Canal Il.
III Country merchants supplied by the package or dozen
so Iuls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

res: II y meme, dit.on tout has. tleux
chrtticns parmi les cnvoyes dc ia rel.
ne. Mais les ajoratcurs du Christ NC
jpuisscnt d'aucunc liberte pour leu,
cultc: liz 10 cacl,ent commo aux pre-
miers sicelcs de rcglisc.
..Lc grand roi Radama entendalt
Ia tolerance tout autrcment que ses
SUCCESSORS; II await permits n mjs-
%siannaircs Nnglais dc fonder une pres-
Sc pour imprimer m traductiom dc In
bible en- Ianguc Medacasse. La refine
des Ovas a donnn ordre do brdler ID
Bibls partoit OH Gle scrait t%ronvecs
II cette rigucur abs"rde. on pcnt Vat:
frmer. ma pms etc moins nnisibIc q ".
civilization It i Ia langns do pays.
qa'a IA religious QUEEN a voul" proscr':
re. a
"Lss Malgnchss mont DO langao eof,'p
1ue depths .init'oin1 nnF, 20 SOM iss
,~nisfinnnrirus 1ii leur ont nppris n ecr're
a, ~; nm, fjn q leur langas n'liona'e
snr lee lnlitrIos ~prtci<es ct des reJ"s
inyariablep: en- sorte uu',ls eeiIycnt IA lam
sue do Ieur pays avec les cara"'eros Dc
/, n5tfo, r, 5us log stirs los envof6s Nal.
r,thca rernuilIonl leurs s6ivelirs dc n
t,nrnen, IT len content rolig,euaemt nj
%Ip,pirr en- l,uguc nna'aisa Oh Madecasse..
fC'u~t apee ess D,,ss gu'ils fddigcron. ie::
rapport an'ils doiyrnt faire 4 Ia reins:
Parasitic, np,as telr rotour dams lenf phtriesI
liz con, obser atonre, rfBe his. cnclins Y
Ia crililuc, souvont meme d Ia rs'llerleS
ITier nm leir uontrai'. dams 10 phlais df
ro,, In statue j'areent donnee d Maple ~
par Ia ,ilto de Paris nptes Ia bataille
a'Aurtef'i,z liz mt demanie Il Ia statvo
ttnit d'aruunt n,nssif; SUR In r6,,pnsn mega.
i've uui icur flt fate, liz ont rnpPe'e 1u's
IN await tondu 5000 piastrcs, o'est. A.
dire plus dc 400 900 r.. de nutre m,nnaie'
pour f~'evera Radatna uh mansol6e d'nt
rect. r, in ,~rioinphaient vislblement De
cote comparison de npirc panvre'e asee
lrnr tichosso. II va d%nelgnea ioirs M,
Ray les n co1du,ts nu ba' dnnnd dan. 81
sullc vcntndonr M profit dea An1laifi
Tine dame ehargfe do d ,mans ivinl 4 paE'
Ger; NJ. Rey dit 4 Fun d'enx' "Voila uie
dame 1ui porte sur ellie pour plus do 200.
On0 r.. do pierres observation-disclosures
m'tlonne plaa, tepondit 10 Malgache Ca
iait, 10 crnia, I'm des prufesaenfs,) p'io:lss
l,omnes aniont chez vous VI ntnb'iieus nt
u avideEl Comllien no fnnt II pms gaenhr
d'tnnneurs Of do trtsnts pour metre faf'
dc ~plasifes dams Ia couture dune iNit'.
tren",
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
I,CCIEN ~BOSAPA2TE

En novembre 1907, Ntpalsos anvoya
.gr;er. Lncien dc SO reneonirer aSbc lai a
Maatoue; Ia, apres une centereiice avec
>quelqucs-ans do scs officers gepEsaax sur
scs operatidns futures, il les ccfsejia, ct
les deux frercs rasierent s%enls. lie con-
lueIant saisil la main dc Finfiasib!e pa
,r,o,c, ct, tracant sur Ia carte quiEtiai' pla-
Gee tevant epx, Ia waste t:cnd}e. de srs
aornina,ioas. il Dit: "M,intenaK chaisis-
seq: toGte partie qui YOU iera pttisir scra
Ia wore; D pattagerons le tf't:-a
Glen rtpIiqua 1ue ses principesS n'ttaient
pas aI,tres ct resseraient les mes,es: gull
ne p~ouvai. en- consequence ac9eP,er les
propositions de son fIere. "EhIbien! re-
pril fEm2erenr, nous nous re: errons a
diner, ct pcut-eiic serez-vous mpias impi-
~toyabie." II Iaissa Ia sale par we porte,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

III z. II. CAZEs Mai,re I'Armes de r.s.ae-
u mic Reyale 'n Gymnase Ell France, a Phos-
cir de provcnir les ciioyens de Baton Rouge ct
"a euvfrens a,'iI u i'in,efnion de passer ,rnis mois
enicette willie, ct quill Y donncra les leSo"s d'Ar.
ne dams tnutes ses differences bfsnches, tell s que
.ePointe contre Pointe, Sabre, EsPadon, Rancal,
Late eide Ganne. Dit, de Boxe ffrancaise. Les
rnnbreux success quill a obsenu ians toptes les vii
lei on il a cxercee son art. lie mettent 4 m3ne d'as-
s,rrr les personnes qui lui accor iesoat eur conf
ace, que maIgre lie cour, csaace de temps qu'l
III, s~sioarner a Baton Rouge, Giles acn"ereront
ID science neccssaire pour pouvoir fgurer avec hon.
renr dams ,ous les assauts d. Annes Oh lis pourront
q trouver.
III dcnou.rera In nouvclie dansc que Pou a
,saintenant en- France. ct toutes sorses de Valtzes.
Z Son adresse est chez Mde Lesendre.
l0Juin II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
yENTE

Tsnr In Cotlr dcs PrCuvck.
pAiiOtSsE EST BATON ROUGE.
~ vcrtu dun ordre dc rHonorsble Conr
des prcuves, dams ct pour Ia paro'sse Est
Baton Rouge, Etat de h Louisiana, II sera ven
du par le sonssignt. Juge de Paroisse Ct e.
oDieio tncantcur, sur les iieux,
Luxni. II scptembre 1897.
Ia nropriett solvsnse dc !. succession dc leu
Jehn i, Kitten Junior, aux heures ordihaires de'
vcptes, SAVIOR.
In lot dc terre siius dams oettc paroisse on
residait le defun,, A environ Is miles d'Es'
Baton Rouge, contenant 42o arpcns plus ot
moins. ensemble avec les batisses ct amtliora'
lions qui sont dessus. >.
CoNDI rIONS--Un, deux, ct trois ana dc
credit du jour dc la vente, en- bi''e'' ehdosse
4 satisfaction, payabies en- Danquc ct portan'
hppotheu Que jusqu'a parfait pavement.
IL aout-26 CHI, TESSIEh, 1uge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

Lleien au meme instant Ia quito par une
utlirs, ct, cn,rnnt dams son ~earosse. ln'
Gait tout pref II commando dal'of =" "
th,sJes .l,evanx; OF tut bisn loin q Ihea-
81 Oh son superbo frtre compis't 10 re'o'f'
E'es. cerlainement l'exemple 10 plus re-
lparoaable dun patriotismo des'n'eresse'
i ne saurai, bire irop place sous los yeus
IL .spx nni ~ proposent de ga.'der 10
couple, eur Il lenr ensoigne qu"n s'a'
d ,trio'u nest md par auc"ns eon''lefa.
i'm priyer, Of que s''l ten'c dc s'snr'ch'r'
il deser,e 10 drapeau sois leloe' Il com
d II Ia tyrnnnis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
EtntAel In Louisiana.
COUR ne PHROjSSE.
pAnOIssE QUEST BATON ROUGE.

'"'"a MY No, ase.
David n Charts Dsynn.NN
WRIT DE FTERf FACfAS.
INN vsrtp dian writ DE- ferf faefas d mi adtts.
"a 70 par l'Honorahle C"nr lie Pato'sse DE Ia
p, toisse II Etc. susiits, II sera ofert en- vente pr
bligss. - ,,.
h ia Nejspp ds tout d'Ovest Da,on itooge. TOTS
,es drol,., ti,ry 4, pssteatieas ds David Devall 4
IN certain Mtpesau dc 1'srfs si,us dams Ia patoisss
s,sJi,e. e~,,nisssut 40 acres de face plus ou mn,ns
ayye me pSofiaIsar de 40 acres plus o., ,n0ins, les
lisass JNsss~S, kafa0 81 hau par Ii Fa,,sse III
yfefe, u En- bal par dss ,sfres feela,nees par J. r.
Michel. II Ev lhas Bisrkman.
la yeaie aainnenesfa h 10 heares A. NJ.
CosnsrfoNs-Au compliant, Fans bsnehee d'es-
ttmation.
80 Juilist-Di WIT. HEBEhI, sher'f. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
DE PRINTEMPs.

MARCHANDISES DE PRINTEMPS
"OLMES Il SMITH %vicnnen, dc recsv"ir de
New York On bel sesoriimen' 10 Marcha"'
discs dc Pr;n,emps OF d'E.te CONSTANT pri"c'paie-
ment en-
t;otous l cher.ses eth draps. tcr'es ct b'a"c'
lowells indiennss, dtsindes dc dina, ",tss especes
iscouats unis It l. dessins; mnusssliDes; linon.
5aGstes totes ct cousiIs blancs ct g'is; bai'stes an
soulcur; velours-coion; scrvisttes en- t"Ie frsncni.
SC, nnies u b dessins f; n"ppes unics 81 d'massees,
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