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nv, ofdeposition from Office, &c. when the chem
st appeasc the anger Of the project and the fears
of his agents,by explaining the means which he
had used to remove the writing. One Of the firsi
bankers the capital maintained that the act o.
washing alone, by the means Of which wrtten
paper should be returned to its virgin whiteness
would have some marks by which it could be de-
tected. The same chemist who was in eplstola-
~ correspondence with this banker, took letter
which he had formerly received from him. remov-
ed the writing by this composition except the sig-
nature, wrote above it an acceptance for num-
dred francs, payable to the bearer Inns ac
.eptance was presented to the cashier, who Paid
it Immediately, and the banker was convinced tnat
he himself should have taken 1.-THE pubic
treasury has suffered by this discovery. In fact,
the sale of stamped paper is not near so ia'ge
as before, tor any one may restore, BY means
this wash, leaving the stamp, &C., old
pers which are no longer Of any use. So
al chemists are now occupied in preparing an
which shall be truly indcliblc, others in mako
paper which shall be proof against this tcrribl]
discovery. In the mean time government has
changed its stamp. The ones bear the cy-
pliers of the year, and must all be renewed on the
first Of January.
The LErrrxc-The letting of the Wabash
and Eric canal, from Fort Wayne to the State Line
closed on the evening Of the LIST inst. We have
yet been unable to learn the precise result, but
sufficient is known to warrant the conclusion
that the whole distance is let, and at prices which,
taking into consideration the high price of labor
md provision, are quite reasonable. We had
cared that the latter circumstance would deter
contractors from offering proposals, or induce
hem to propose at SO high prices, that the Acting
would not feel authorized to allow |
hem; but we are happy to learn that our aPpre-
tensions were groundless. The work will be
forthwith, and in less than two years
will be completed. We regret to learn that at the
'laumee letting, on the 18th ult. the work was
ut under contract only to the head of the Rapids.
The reason understand was, that the "line
'as not ready" For shame, gentlemen, what
ave you been about? You know that the Indiana
ortion of the canal is comparatively useless UNI
l yours is done, for you command the oatlet.-
on know that near hundred miles nthe Indi-
ma side are now nearly completed, and that the
hole route would have been navigable, before
lis time, only for waiting on your ggaardy move
tents; You know that Indiana gave66x the means
construct il, and that after s.kPse of years, |;
Oh have not yet ''brokc ground" come, hurra!
it'll your ''million of freeemen," go ahead, and !
1ish the canal like men. Don't let your, younger
ster have further cause to rcproach you with y
questing her generosity with neglect and in :,
Wayne Sentinel. :
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GAM'I.. TAYLOR.

SxAsoxAnIE HINrs.-Many Of The enemies Of
the system oil internal improvement are RESORT
ing 10 the most descriptive misstatcmcnss for the
purpose Of rendering it unpopular with the people
They even go 50 far a to say we arc now TAXED
ff7ees per cent. and that, in the course Of few
years, it will require a tax Of cfy per cent to
sustain the system. An unsuspccting indiv iti,ial
(who had been mislcd by one Of these croakers,)
was lately heard to say that he was willing toPay
. per cent, but, before he would pay 50 percent.
he would take up arms and rebel! On being in
formed, however, that Is per cent. was $l5 on
he 800; and that, instead Of being taxed at that
rate, or even a. high a. the sum he expressed his
willingness eseeyfs!y to pay, the tax was only
he sse-sssdredil part q IS percent, he was per.
fsctly sstoaished 1t his mistake. The idea Of
pseple making f,ss about % small . tax rs .
cents On the 800 70 secure 70 great . benefit rs
good roads and canals would confer upon them, be
considered worry unreasonable; and, in despite Of
he Temporary dclusions Of dcmagogucs. the poo
plc will soon discover that it will cost them far
Dore 10 preseue the ruads and lines Of intcrcom-
municatioa between different points in their pres
ct deplorablc condition, than would to interscct
she State with good roads ane canals at . tax Of
sven 50 Goats o. tho 41OO-[watash Courier.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

Adestructive fire occurred in New Hott q ~
third instant, in the public store nenee -
Washington street, consuming . stork o
valued 1t 81, 1904 900. Tho amount q mse, -
was about 100000 The fire j. suppose =
becn the work Of an incendiaFy.-ODe Pee
longing to the fire company was killed. a.
other most dangerously burt
In marriage, mental accomplishment 'loss
nvcferred to those which are exterior
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

OUR TERMS.-Sinee the enlargement Of our paper, il
ndispcnsably necessary that the different price
according time Of paymens should be strictly
piled Two dollars in three months after subscribing
-$25O within the ysar-and $500 payment be delayed
until the year expires. This is Is low possibly
publish Of The present size, and
readers will expect than
living recompcnse. Our agents sil please attend
HON. JONATHAN N'CARTY,
Will address ci,izens of Richmond and vicinity ON
Saturday the 24th inst. at O'Clock p. NJ.
-We invite the attention of oR readers the speech
of Mr. WEBSTER, delivered Madison in this stats,
LIST ins which may be found the first page Of this
paper.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

MARRIEDLOn Thursday the 18Th fnss BY - T. hio
b, E.o.. Mr. PrreH II. wRrcHr MISS CArHARIsE NAL
EFT. all OF tbi. place.
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ton to preserve its charter, and thus prevent the
devastating consequences of its forfeiture. Had
that forfeiture taken place, the immediate conse-
quence must have been, proceeding against it,
in the Supreme court, followed up by forced
collection of the debts due to it, throughout the
whole state, and in some Of the adjacent states
A large portion of the most valuable real estate
must have been brought into market, for sacri-
ice, in very short time, which could not but
bring ruin upon every debtor The sacrifices
made. by the Company, to save their debtors, as
well as their charter, entitle them, if not the
thanks, at least to the candid consideration, of
their revilers.-[ Gin. Gazette.
An honest old Dutchman came on a visit to
this village. and was quietly smoking his pipe in
full view Of the Nowhawk valley, without know
ing that rail road ran through it. The night was
dark with the appearances of rain, which absorbed
the old mans con;ectures, when suddenly a train
OF cars tumbled by, leaving a long train ofsParks
in the rear. Suddenly dropping his pipe the aston
ished citizen exclaimed, -.vell if York State is
not the tyfel for improvements! Dey hang lanterns
to dere tunder clouds dat people may see dem and
get out Of de ay.--Cosejoiarvie Radii.
Young Louis Bonaparte, who has been residing
in New York for some months past, took passage
in the George Washington yesterday for Europe
His mother, the Ex-Q Queen Of Holland, was danger
ously i'll at the last dates.
Flour was selling at Houston. Texas. Nav ID
At SIS to S2Oa barrel. Corn 50 per bushel
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

EcoxoxY-Is said that the President is furnishing IN
whi:e house, in style Of magn6cenee, heretofore un
known in this county Any ,has 70 prevent the dissrhu
Of the surplus The people, fro" ~hsne
il came The people pay Sl3oe year for garden 70
Mr. Van Buea. Hurrah for Democracy:
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HON. JONATHAN NNCARTY

Will address the c,zens of Richmond and vicinity on
Saturday the 24th inst at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Lying. Do not parents often unc0usclousiy on
courage habits Of falsehood IA their children by
their own example child cor instance observes
It's mother send Sord to The door, when visiter
calls tina, she ,s not a, home. Now the child
knows this 10 be faisehood--ii hos not Yet learn
ed to distinguish belW zen The nice shades Of lie
and a white hs-nor 10 understand that couyen
,ionsl agreement which exists "a refined society
on this subject. 700 msy Lecture TO tins child ~
much you Will on the SIN Of lying boz ono such
example like tbs, which have mentioned Is suiii
cieui TO upset ell our tine moral theories, and 10
nuIfy ell attempts 10 lnculcste love Of truth.
Children gresier observers Of shat lie passing
around them than VIC give them credit ior-~e
should, =, least. act before hem only De @e would
have Them sct for Shai they see iher parents
do they vii themselves d.. aud Thank they may
nightly DO IN y. C0nsiel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
Meadow snk.. Ma, 10. 1881.

Dor friends IA the old world oIien charge us "''"
ca,rsgagaLocs. We iiH.A The following Ho'n d
FreLeL Journal lssys Nosi) Is stretching The J'@'
a lile 10 Tar go
"ENTEAoEDIsAEN PLANT mere is F'a"' ih'a
bhing the vast pIalries 81 Norm Ameics. 'he eN1'
OF the leaves beng armed Win teeth, wien nave
the power Of clos'ng up 90 beng iuiaied BY '"y
subs,suee, So for instance ny indeed 'Ie'e
seen 10 be the natural food u the piau,. French
philosopher engaged ~ the investigation Of ~
properties. pot many Of these plants M sitva,ions
~ere thew could Dot get suy insects aud they gra-
duslly f,ded. lie also led some OF iham ~.lA beei
.cr.s,nsf. AID ,hese plsa,s thloye seli.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
Brandon, June 30, 1887

Bet Root. Since decentralization of this ,alu-
cultivation Tor the making Of sueur, the French 60.
,crnment and chemists have been interchangeable IN
turning it TO the best advantage. The JoUrndt
dcs Dcbnis now states, that NJ. Dubruudu, has
discovered method OF extracting potash, equal {"
the foreign imports, from. the residue "i the moi
asses after distllotlun which residue had Prev
ously, after producing some alcohol, been thrown
away as worthless. This important process sup
plies o. @, potash to the quantity Of sugar OBJ
aimed and is calculated at I 600 600 killogram-
mes per aunnm the price ofwich would amount
to from eight to nne millions Of francs. The man
ulacture of sugar FROM beet root II 80 rapidly ia
cteasinC in France, that the duties on imported
sugar Tor The first nine months Of le36, are A.
O93, SOB francs less than for the corresponding
nine months of $50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

.uspL Sugar. Mr. Simeon Dunbar Of this
toan las made The present season from the sap OF
The Rock maple. one hundred and ten pounds Of
good dry Sugar, iron lao hundred and hfy "a gel
Iona ofssp-End part Of II yielded about pound
q ssgsr 10 two gallons Of ZAP. tS-Bssi tina 50
car beel.-U .uacws.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01
Pom "a ssisa ~, O3so,rt.
ram FREEDOMS HAPPY NONE

fAik fhEIboMH UAfFi HoNL
eDt ToE yoLr srH--rr NrizsH oAnpsrA.
A-.s. the slsd .bov, Re, the sound fias out.
Lac The sseliiH. irgmgei's trnr
Nd the ssag shaii tell g. the world ho~ vel
WAs the pfiEs - Tfccdoun woh
U wRs gioomY day ne cltoefingu
Whoa paifios hand ~, in'"e "'"D
pos ,t-sty Death
n6i the wotk done The prnc wtt won-
To % thc boon has come
White roll. TIE sea, cor land slhn e
Fsi; Freedom = happy home
Their hand, ea.sirea - themselves uu,amod
w. laulst orrnd array,
Thcy hsd nerve TO bcsf, and soulsto tae
The ioifc-s 81 the ffsy-
Tl,.r nsrros ~efe steel tut their hearts could feel
The atongs Their country let,
Ahd they bra,od the storm, unmo1cd sud firm
TIE Goi alone they knet-
AAd the wotk ~ss doho--lhe prlEe was won
To Us the bpon has como
While rolls the So, or land shall bo
Far Freedoms happy home
Ga Bunker. height. at deep midn,gb,.
The band Of heroes stood
We may trace their toll 90 that holy soil
They mois,oned " III ,boii blood.
ADD sh that DAY the fearful fray
Ragged on that battle beld
Add The fceman dart p,ered many heart
That had been Freedoms shield.
Bet the work wss douo--the pnse was won
To us the boon has come
While rolls the sea our land shall be
Fair Freedoms happy bone
On land and iide--our countrys Pride
Her flag TO the breeze was gi'cn
From its starry CLEAN, y, hill and stream,
The foe was backward driven,
They have passed away Ike quiet day,
Like ripple on tie deep
That banner waves DER the quiet graves
Where It's brave defenders sleep.
Dot their work Is done--ther priIc Iswon-
To the boon has come
While rolls the .es--our laid shall TO
TAr Freedoms happy home
Hartford. CT juno, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

National Coartnfi0a TIE New York Os4siis says-
Ms learn that cell fir Of tLa iusofss n1sh
u ths ceaify b. bed a FbsdsPbs 90 tls Is 81 A.
gas has promptly responded a. heeiinys base l~sa
he'd sHd dele spuied 81 lsaF; iselfe Sists s
tnt5u " had befsfs beard 81 rr appointment -
desysss from soy state eaesga NJ" fofk hons, 80 be
lstc have VT bssa sppasd a Massaossssts ~ iaf
e cav guGsf.laad t sslhFr - ne Aechsgie Asssssa-
Lsfe. they opposed q, d. aPIs,'rtsst a ds gates
tatns aug insfsE, 90 To eaa'eHp bosss fS"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

For your KIM hospia-tss. geullemen, hgsin
hahk YOU and ifusl sha'l one dif see yoa ~ err
constance icss threatening lha1 those which now
sAatt us tad ihaf ne measures Of your prosperity
may tDeu be completed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29

con Du 3,ne DISTRICT.
HaHOItE EsT BaTOsF ROUGE.
Haploe de Ia idsisiune.1
John OH, ii & al. \
Ontt DE sAIsiE Er pE vEETE.
vyy yertu Ia ordte de saisie et de vente d moi
Ii diriss ~ Honorable Conr do De. District
ta,oi .se es laFi-ta ssus mentionne, j'exposerai
81, yente police sur les lieas,
Msip,i 5 Aoat proclaim (le37)
tous les irf,s, ties, interests ct Irstsrt,ors de Juh1
Otis Ell sa ktnus dams ct sur Ia p~ropriete suisar'te,
HsYuir.
III 7,Ex4tEE.N' situe dams ret,e rartic de
Ia vile de ltlv Rouge, divisee Ell %terrnins par \.
Gras, ct dssis dats ls p Fan sot,s lie No. s de ~
let No. d, tmlire ffansaisel ensemble ayec les
laAtisscs ri iuipr,ti. ms qui soni dessns. Anssi nh
au,re T-E1R Fsx.ve situe dams cette partie de
i, Vile, division terreins par X. Devall, ct mar
n,ia dams lie dplan sous lie No. ] lie l'iiet No. 7,
ensemble Az les bltisses Ell ameIiora tons qui
sont dessus.
pn r~tusIaatre Negfps Eselaves, sasoir: lie
nagre Dig Jiiago de 25.aus; Little jim, 81 nns
Ia ns.resse Hly, de 81 ans, aseu son enfatt Jim,
age dun nn{
GoNorriotbE La vnaTE--Au Compliant, sans
baneiee d'eination.
NGUSTIN DUPLANTIER,
Is Jailld25 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
Aabillemens Fats.

iiabits ct iev'tes EN- merinos noir et bombazine:
'iabits-vestes en- toile ct batisie ccrue; habits de-
ciasse en- toile; pantalons en- merinos noir ct de
%cnaIetr; do. EN- etoffe d'6te do. en- toi1e ct en- m.
ionade assnr'ie gilsts blancs ct 4 dessins; do, en-
satin ct EN- sole noire do. en- velours-soie noire .
habill'nIens d'enfans; chcmises en- cotton ayee dc.
wants EN- iri'e, chemiscs OF toile chemisettes ct coils
Ell toile &c.
CHAPEAUX, Bottles & sOULTERs.
chaPeaux pour hommss n large lords; On ioutrs:
DO. en- R'issle do. EN- feutre pour %enfants do. noirs
pour NOMINEES, On sole Ct Ell castor; brodequins en-
vrau pour hommes. do. Ell cI,evreau; no. pour car.
eonse' %h''ettes; snu1iers pour femmes en- chevreau
eten pr''nelIe do. en- satin blanc ct en- prupclIe:
souliers pour hommes ct escarpins.
sncre. cafe, chandelIes, sayon, poudrc g, plomb
e chase, plonb en- barres, cbarrues, piocbes. chat
mes, GOLFERS, brides, ct quincaillerie de toute espece.
e tout n vendre a hes ternes occomodans, lie MI.
es, p,t il de venir examiner Get assortment rue
Laf ayeite e,:'re lie Bureau de la Gazette e, le ma.
,asin de Reid ct Legendre.
8 avril-s SLOAN e. MORRIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
Avis nll public.

N britt faux ct denue lie fondeneas, cisrnle
dams les pafoisscs Est ct Quest patdn Rouge,
que lie metals retire dies %a0nirss, etqHe "a snriete
uue lie viens he turu,er asec Mfr. j. v, Geurdain,
u'a,ait que pour l~arili,er ma liquidation ct aae
plus ,ard 10 devais me retirer DIES %afaircs en,'ere
,ns.,,. .Jr dkslare lei az p~tbfir:en gknerai 81 d mrs
u,,is en- pastieulier qu'd nv a rfen de rfns Janr
que parrii brnit ct gu'a ma f,u en'aner, que he IA
b,uchs dun de res oisedur de passage IU pour
aecumuAer de Ia fortune ne rsng,sseaf roint par
Il. nroyens len pias vits, d'enierer he pain d Ia teute
et a fophetin.
Mes Inteu,ions en- ~joignaa, mes aHairea 4 ceiles
de Mr.. J. v. Goutdain, taaient tss fa%eiliter les
mienues 1ai rogmentaient de jnur eifsjonr. !e ne
psnse plus que mes aruts PoFssen, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
me r~e,irev l.,is pra !iql,s, n rec que Is ptss VI, asso
MtaStis Il u chose est poaaihis. Mr. tihllrdaia Is,
IN hatif De l'lftat de IA L~ouisiane q psa ma d'ao-
tire but que de srrvir honotahlenentssoa pays.
JOSEPH DEVEErORT,
pr. n. A. ELLIS,
Manchac, II Juliet l631.-93-3t.f in.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
PAR LsESrAEErTE,

~ & = AN IN
Noaa No rccevuns aueune nouvctle i'm.
psreAnte: Anew York tout reste dams le
stssa qaN, ct thacun attend avcc impa.
tience Its premiere arrivases de Liverpool
Nous sommts ilattes de pousoir aanon.
cerA nosiecteursq que nos provisions concer.
nant 10 6ateau 4 vapeur Monroe que Ton.
lisait perdu corps ct bien, avcc SEQ passa.
gess, % tffcuvent veritees. &c batcau a
Gt& rsncontra A:.3O miles de Chicago. ba.
tcau II passengers dams 10 meilleur etat
popeible.
Nous publions sur Ia foi DIES journaux an-
glaia, Id Hstc des pcrsonnes attaches . Ia
saaison de Ii nouvclle duchcsse d'Orleans.
CONNIE nous nous en- doutions bien cct,e
lisle Gtait incofrccte, nous nous empress.
ons dc ID liste s~aivantc publiee dams lie
Moaitour.
"Dams dshonneur. Nine Ia marketable
csuatesss Dc Lobau.
saDaMeS pour accompagner; Nine Ia
couatesse Anatola De Montesquinou, Nine
ID comtesse de Chanclsilhes; Nine la mar.
qsise.ds Vine.
.Chsvalier. dNeanear. N. 10 due de
C0lxNv.
Cbssaliers 'dAonncsr adjoin,s: NJ. le
Mafqsss q Psasdasy AZ. IL due de Ire
Vie.
lie caMte de Flahast est nomu,s pre-
Mier tcayerdu prince royal.n
l.. Michel gAesalicr, qaiA 6te d gris-
vstnSNt tlssseA Lond, Is. IN eompagnie
a. t.. DssFQUensy. est De retoar ! Paris.
partaiteness s$.aAIi e ~ = .sAa...--.--~
~ Nsetnasgers qui . dirixenf vcrs le ci.
mentiare do Picbas. Ces pelerins sont
dss Aastgicains qui ~vis;teat &c cimeti6re !
cette epoque de fanniversaire de ID mort
gtu<ral Lafayette. On salt que IL aa
saai 1854. 1c~enformtment aux dernisres
voloat<s da gtnkral, son corps cut inhsme
com ua pen s1ss6fse apportGe d'Am6rjoue.
!!aas le patti Gai(rs Dc Picpas. j cole
Caest le-2o Nh que Meanier, d,odieuse
ctl6edt<. ! do plrtir pour 10 Hasre od i
doit s'emharQaer- pour Il No1uelis-Orls.
ans. lie nisArable Z recu da .-xouyerna.
nent 1000 francs $500 divisGs - dear
roaleasx de ~ louis. Csest posrousil ne
20 lost Matt dtnuk de moyens ca a.
ea1lqsaat eaioa lui ! fait cette charlie.
Hnsest que trop dhonn&tes artisaus oui
ron. pas &c boahear. ct qui arrivent iic,
laas L sou.
victor 0eireau. complice de Eieschi.
aassise rendre aux Eats Unss. mais
q % dit pas dams qael port il dot d<bar
luer. Grand nerci du cadeau, ct n,us
ensons ne Pouvoir mieux temoixner mo-
n Reconnaissance e1yera n Rrsnee ms
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29

Nm r. II. CAFES MAftre TArm1 do Facade
IN MIC Royalc da Gymnase Ell Fr&ncn, n lhar-
ncur de prevenir les citoyens dc Butos Rouge et
des ens,roas quill 4 rinteation de ps3sei ,rois mois
Oh cct,e vile, etqu'il y dnnnera les3iesons d'Ar.
mcs daus toutcs ses difaren.es branches telies que
de Poiute ccn,,e poirte, Sabre, Espuelon, Raneai,
Latte ct de Csnne. ditto de Boxe FEarRaise. Les
nombrcux success quill 4 ob,enu daafsoutes les vil-
les on il a cxercec sob art, lie met,sn1 4 meme d'as-
surer les pcrsonnes qai lui accorderoEt leur conf
ancs, que malgre lc court espaee 4, temps quill
DAFT ssjourner a Baton Rouge, cllsa acqncreront
Ia science aecessaire pour p0avoir tS.,rer avec hon
neur dams lous les assaults d'Armes &l lis pourront
Sc trouver.
II d6montrera Ia nouvclle 'daRks que l'ou a
maintenant en- France, et toates SORES de Val,ses.
Son adresse est chez Mde LegenkTe.
10 JUN II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
MarchanAises EOuye\\es.

Els soussignes viennent de recevoir ct offren,
&Ag EN- vente TN bel assortment de Marcbandi.
SEES Nnuvclles consistent en- pattte en- mousselipeS
ifancaises do. suisses; do. suisse b rnryeaux bo.
h'net uni ct d dess'ns inditnues ct desindes fran
Ghis; no''ssel'ne a n,ous,iquaires monsseIine ecrne
~ non ecrue; brIn; toIles grises cotonades: Gchus
brodes; chnpsaux de paille pour lanes ct pour de.
mo'sefes, bas de ioute espece giants en- ckesreau
pour danes Ell autres; dentelIe blanche ct miro
n'oucI,oirs ba'iste pour danes; echarpes OF schalls
Hssnrtis; vo'les b'ancs ct verts; coton 'commtp ecru
ct non o 'rn toile d'1riandc F.; indiennes: se~ryie,,es.
fine Ell ortinaire; bretelles; TN bel assortj.
'nent de rubands pour c~hapeaox ct centuries para.
rnt, .nS..a!.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
On &cr,t dc r)resJe:

"L'tnigration pour les E'ats lie IA.
tneri iue du Nord augmente anssi chez
dune manisro eEfayantr. Go ne
sont pas settlement des families pen al
sees don't les frais dc voyage absorbent
les resources, mais des personnes. riches
en- pro7rietrs territoriales qui les reali-
sent pour aller chercher ane nouyelle pa.
trie dams n aatre partie du ttunde.
Dien solvent 'des scptusgenaires arcom-
payment les caravanes des emigrans.
Ce,te nouvelle n'etonnera pas nos lee
tours qui n'ont pas oublie raterea que
nous avons donne dams noire npnAro do
IA de &c mois,. DIES lois dracrnnlennes
qui r4gissent la SAKE. Courier. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29
Embellishments d'Et6.

ES soussigncs viennent de recevoir un assorti-
IL nent general d'Habiilemenis e'Ete DIES der
n'eres modes, consistent en- partie de levnes ct I,a-
bits de merinos; do. en- bonb.zine noire; do. en-
etofes de ,hibe,; habits en- drap, habits vesles de
toile blanche do. en- desin!e; do. en- seersucker
&c, gilets en- .oHe blanche pantalons en- toitc, do.
en- cuntiE; do. pn cotouade rave do. de MarssilIe
blanc ct rave c~alecons EN- toile ct cotton, coils en-
satin ayec dies n9uds; do. or1inaires. AussI-
TN bel assortment de Ievites ct habits en- drap
bleu ct noir, pantalons do.
lie tout est ofert aux termes ordinaires.
Is juin-iS MANSnEa Il DEWEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-29

AVIS.
m r. 8 ,t,ssig,6 Went de rerevoir ct odrs IN vente
IA TN ass ntiment ce.. pIet lie PsopuIrs ct de
ERocFRtrs consistent en-
$50 barils FARMS Superine;
80 do. WH1sKEr Rectife;
1. so do. do. Ordinaire;
500 liv. J~AnBos;
40 barils Ponc Prime;
10000 liv. do.
8 bariis BEupnE frais;
80 kegs GnArssE Ire %q,,alite;
800 barils PArArEs;
80 do. MELAssE;
so do. PoaMEs;
80 do. do. Secles;
80 caisses SAVOY;
20 paniers Huns p'OmvE;
10000 CtsARRHs de In Havane.
Ds plus, I'm assortment con,plet de L,ouEUns
talles que, Cognac, Eau-de-vie de Champagne ct
du pays. Plus, I'm part de Pierres ct de Menlts
niguiser, Po,terie, Bois tie Canpeche, ainsi que
bea ucoup h'sutres objects don't Remuneration serait
trop tongue. LDtout b vendre A bas prix pour du
compliant Oh aux termes ordinaires.
Aussi-2j0 blfils CLARION DE TErnE.
13avril-g A. MONTAN.