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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
College dc Da%On Rouge.

OtpnuVSC w Ia vVbS uNNIN0Ve
PENstONNAT DE DEMOiSELLEs.
AZ plan d'education suivi da,e cette section du
Cullege est base sur les principles qui, ont servi h
former celui de l'education DIES gafcons. u smbrasse
toutes les connaissances utiles ct tout ce qui peut
servir d'orneneutA une solide instruction.
Ce qui rcgarde reducation physique finstruction
morale, et les usages de la socl6te est conhe aux
SONS lie Ia Dame qui %gouvernr ie pensionnat et
l'education scientihque est dirisss par lie principal
du College.
Les sciences ct les arts qui composent lie cours
d'e,udes sont e~nseigues dams lie pensionnat par les
professors dt College, ct DIES maltres connus par
ieurs talens J donnent des leco;s We %mnsin"e eide
dabse.
On a lie plus grand soin de faire naitre etd'en-
~tretenir dams les 6leves les sentimens relig,eux,
l'amonr de ~l'or!re, celui DIES deypirs donestiques ct
r'habitnde dun maintien qui r6unit Ia decence il
l'clegHncs des msnieres.
MILF KINGSLEY est chsrgte de Ia directionprin.
cipale du pcnsionnat; cette dame est deja connue
svautageu.encn pa, ses tals,,s, par sou caractere
doux ct afrable ct surtnnt par les soins vraimsnt
m~sterhels qu'elle prologue h SEES elsves.
10 mai. 1888. Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

SOCHTB.
II. TRuDEAU aysnt achet6 Iinteie. de
49, Jas. J. Odom dsns In Socitt6 % Bal ~
t)aom. les afsises seront rnntinuees dams Z; tnesne
msjson sous Ia raison de BABIN & TRuDEAU.
Lss sou.signes esperent nefitsr encouragement
do public par la graads exsctitude g.'il' nsttront
dans les a~faires.
II. v. BABIN,
2 iuin 16 l.. II.
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DissO1utiOn de SOci&t6.

A sociste e~xistants sous Ia raisonT. Lesas-
4 sief. Candy Il Co.'s etc dissoute depuissls
1rt ducourant. m. F.. e. Gaudy est charge de In
liouisatio1 de In dite societs.
II continueru CONNIE pat le passa le meme gen
re d'afaires en- sen propre nom.
fev-l F.. L. 0AUDI.
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Avis

A Avis
IA. DEvALL, Avocay, ~exercera sa profession
dsns les 3,ne ct Sme. Conr dc District Judiciaire.
II Sc ~cl,argera de faire payer les biilsts, complies
&c., ct il apportera la plus CYANIDE attention ct lie
plus grand soin aux ~affaires qui isi seront conhces.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
MOULIN A SCIE.

r public est prevent que lie Moulin a Scie
IA es, maintenan, en- pleine activi,e. Tous les
ordres seront promptement executes.
S'adressera u Moulin.
81 mar-S MANSKER ( DEWEY
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Conditions de In Gazette.

On ne recssta pas de subscription pour mcin
pune a"uee. LIE psix dc Pa 5onDene ni e., de ~
nast'es par aimee. dast trois payables d'.va,es,
Ct trcifa" commencement do deYuier sem>stn.-
Les pefsonnes vi par une Taison auciconao
mgeraisut convenabIs de discontipuer te.y r
onnement, devroDt en- donne, . ~vjsa,ap,Iaf%
'aunse; aucascontraiTs, eliesseron ,consif
commele renouvellant.
brLes AVIS Sc paieropt de Ia mamie
vai,e, savoir: MISUNDERSTANDING
lignes, gu quiserontmoiadres Sc pale sonts
ire Jour Ia premiere insertion, ct 500
chaqus repetition ;lssAvis lusIongsS
meme rcgle.
Tout Avis, d moinsqu'on ne l'om 4
ment, seTa public en- frsncaisetenE Il
pour chacune des6eux fansues,F Y
volt rc,irce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

m

n Dr.. PENeESTON..
Lac Bureau do Doc,r. Pension est maintcnant
situs a cote ds Ia Pharmacie de NJ. Jourdan, pres
l,encoignute te.rues Lafayette ct Laurel.
ii uersl q ~ -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

ECU dernierement ei il vendre 4 bon marche.
H 5000 livres de Jsmbon. de premiere qua
lite, chez J.. W MUSSELMEN.
Aussu-75 arils de FaTine fraiche etbonue de
la Virginie. - JUN lS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

Avis.
II resfe encore q~uelques actions du College d.
Baton Rouge a placer. S'adressera NM. Philips.
Layet, Bonneca:e ct l.. Favrot, qui on. des listes
ouvertes d Get rGet.
ayril s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

TOILE EFT CORDE D'EMBALLAGE.
100 pieces TorLE D'EHBALIAGEdu Kentucky
100 do. CoRDEs.
600 livres de FIcELLE.
A vendre par MANSKER & DEWEY.
24Juin -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

A raison de de LApD II MoaGAN
Il Il 6te aujourl'hpi. dissoute dun cnnssnte rnent
mui3ssl.
! MORGAN MORGAN syant achete l'intsret
den. B, L.sdd, Ell pris Ia re~sponsabi,i,e- de Ia 9ite
sAkiAts il 3D. niau.orise d rdg!er. les ~afaires i.
Les personnes Tutdiaveht h Ia dite societe soni
usAbes de pa..sr pour solder leurs 1nhmptes, soil, en-
- N. HsLApD,
) 1sm.i.1a MORGAN MORGAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

F Els Soussisnes ayani forms "nt. societe sou
ia Ia 'ai.on de ..
BOATKIGHT 4 MORGAN,.'
Dansie but de faire lie compen E at Ia commission.
t,endront constnmment en- magasn, TN assortment
co,nplet de Provisions de toute especs. lis ferOnt
Ia Commission avec Ia plus gta:de pfonpti.ude 81
exactitude.
A. NJ BOATR1GHT,
1qmnj-1J MORGAN MORGAN.
a socfety sxistat
4 Ia rsison de Bubin Il Odom est aojourd'hui
dissoute dun commun accord.
H. v. BABtN,
JAS. J. ODOM. 4
Baton Rouge, 80 Mai, 1888.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

Payer vos Taxes: Payer vos Taxes!
Es personnes qui doiyent des Taxes pou:
! les annees 1856 et 1857, sont ~averties de
vcnir les payer de suite,
8juin-17 A. DUPLANTIER, Sheriff.
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s..

lie soussignE I Phon
Ha4aefKn@ neur d'informer lie pu
AE9M E37xy8h bile quill Went de sE
tablir rue de pEglise
vis-a.vis Ia forge de NJ. A. G. Mangrum.
Pour reparer ct construire, les Cigarettes,
Wagons, voitures, ct en- general tout ce qui
est du resort de son Etat. Ayant I'M excellent
ouvr,er du Nord, les personnes qui ont des
ouvrages / faire peuvent etre Assurees qu'ils
seront parfaitemcnt executes.
Ter. ianyier-47 JOEL C.. FULTON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

1iNE 1.Ef.lN DE TEMPERANCE.


UNE LEGION DE TEMPERANCE.
Je m'enbarqnai a Marseille vers la fin
de l'anu4e 1880, pour le Me,,gnc OH des
inttrats-majeurs m'appelaient.
Pris par les Gaines. nous Times rete-
nus pendant vingt ct I'm jours dams Ia me
d~iterran6e.
vous comprcndrez reunai qui nccablait
Ia piss part des passengers pour qni IN
navire nest autre chose qu'uns soitire
publique, Of Ice chnngomcns de TENS, les
accidents don't ane grande route est par
fois Ie theatre. Pour mi qni niine . ob.
server. il iouissais dn calms CONNIE M
rails ioui dune temp6ie.. .par'odt u ya
patare pour I'observatcur.
Bient6i i'entrepris r'exainen critii'le des
passengers. LIE Capiiaine, moi ~cornpa'fio'
te. me fat EN- aide dams &c travail.
"Remarquez. me dii-il, &c grand lenne
ho,nme aux Jones amaigries, q la deinar-
che ~nonchalante, al regard qni ne SO fite
pms. 80. 10 parierais que c'est nm ndus-
irie, du taps vert. .un %ioieir lie pro-
fcssion: il d pris, sur son 1assepor', lie H.
ire do RENTER pour Ell imposer, IL ignore
done que Ia RENTER est c%asanier. 1n'I! ne
quite pes Ie sol de Ia pntrie, ct quill n'ya
pas de patrie pour hi Ia n1 II NY a pas dc
.tresor royal. Notre passager va cxercer
son industrie NJ Mexique. Mais aussi gu
ellie belle proie il se sera pro%n'ise...
jouer avec .dcs Mesicains 81 mobiles. 81 de-
sinieress6s. 80. au jeu.. .c'est vraiment
pechar en- emu trouble!
ale vous parlerai ayec plus de cer,i,u-
de de Get autre qui me demandait hier 81,
pour nller au Mexiqne, il fallal dcnbier
10 Cap Corne (horn) j'aj"utcrai, 4 ce seul
trait qui s%aiiirait pour 10 peindre. qn'n. est
pacctiIleur, ct quill n'a4l'un regret, celni
de ne ponvoir coucher an rnilieu do ses
ballots de marchandisea, CONNIE une chat
to an miller de ses petiis....
avivant avec parcimunie qnand II est
terre, null 4 bord nest plus exigea ut que
tui: Pour hi, ricn d'assez bon, rien d'as.
ses ffaiss... pas de volatile assez fine, ee
conserve assex recherche, de gelees n.
ser tranrpa rentes, de wins assez vieux &c.
II Pair bette ct 10 ton imperieax. vd,s
nerres continuet1etnents 10 maftre.dhd.eg
" II epir4t,aypir bienI
oktiNe4 Il t1isepra dud
ri ~ " nara
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

DISSOLUTION DE SOCLk7E,
A socis,e e~xistante jusqu'h &C. jour sntie Jos .
NJ Dunn Il Edgar II. Alien, sous Ia raison DE
Dunn Il Allen, est dissoute; ayant veodi leur
fonds b Mr.. Moses Tyler.
Baton Rouge, IA avril-lO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20

LES soussignes recoivett e., e mo'ncrt par les
.is.e;.sx arsiyasss de New Yo&, Philadelphia ct
Boston, IN grand assortiment de Marchaadises
Seehes, choisies avec lie plus yra I'd soin, cotlsis,ant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
F. &. GAUDY.
Ndarchand Oommissisnnairs.
NOWUelie Letee No. -.
Entire lee Rues Pcydras Il Grovier.
NOUvELLE-ORLEANs.

!SOcifN.
"a ES .oussieues ont forpe une societ6 sous 10
"a raison de
LOBDELL 4 FRkRE,
lis auront CONSIGNMENT en- ina gasin i'm ass"fti'nent
general do Marchandises Seches, Amsricaines,
Anplaises ct FRANCHISES. Aussi, tes Habille-
mems. Souliers, Bottles, Chapeaux SC.
TIM. les .oins et les q tientiors seront dOnnes aux
uui les hoaoreront de feur confance.
JAMES A. LODDELL,
3mays-3 VIC LOBDELL.
= AVIS
AZ societe e~xistante entire les soussignes, soas
la raison de REID Il SLAu0HrEH. est aujourd'h''i
i~is.ou,e dun commun accord. Mr.. John Reid ct
s.ul charge du reglement dss nlfairss dc "a d'te
socis,e. JOHN REID,
Id ayrjl-g r. SLAUGHTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-20
PAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NILE. ORIE-
ANS, BATON ROUGE EFT TOUs LES
PORTS INTERMEDIATES.

q baieau h vapeur BATON ROUGE,
NJ a commence ses voyages reguliers; II Quite
n Ia Nile, Orleans thus les .Dimanrhes d 10 h.ures
A. NJ; ct lie Bayou Sara d NJ, tous les Mardis.
20 septembre 80 a
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PRIX,

ASAA M
Pension ct Enlargement, cxcep,6 lie De..
PEspagnol, par a : IN
Dem'-pensio" ct sn~ssig"sme"t, 10. ]54
Extremes, do. do. d.
Blsnchissage ct accommodate du 81
Linge, do. q
Dsssin, non compris les Crayon..
Papier, nc, par quarter y
Langue Espssnole, do. L.
Les Maisres de- Mu.ique, de Dsnse ct d'Ei
rue seront pages par les parens. &
lie pnpie', lee plnmes e. I'encre, seront fo,4
par lc College. Les )ivres seront 6gaIenent foul
par j Establishment mais aux frais dies psrens. I
TROUsSEAU DUN ELEVE.
mstcias de 6 picds sur "a ] o~rsiller;3 q
ventures; ] c%OuriepOinte, 2 paires d. drsps q,
tales d'orsi!Ier; 8 scrvie,tes;1 brosse D dents
ditto h habit; | ditto ttte; 2 pe,gnes, ! gobt
en- metal ] cutler: ! fnurehette 81 I routtau
b.quet e. une qusntiie de Iiagese =, d'habiilem
s.fissnte.
To"s cos objets doivcnt etre marques au u
de pEleve, ei lui ssr0Dt rendns i0rsq0'ilquiiisy,
College, dams re,.' "u lis 50 troussront.
Les Acmi-pensiOnuairss ct les est.rnes ser
tennis dc Sc rendre ~ College avsnt I,stude
masin, etn'cn s~ortiron, qn'apres I'etude d. sol
Les d6pensss occ asionn6es par les malsdies
Flcves seront pay6esa pan par les parens, ct IL
e~,'fans ssron, vis;,e. par un MGdecin de leur chs
AT" de ~facilifer aux paveps lie paiemen Mt do )
he Ia pension. lis pouvront apres avojr psye
premier quarter d~'avaace, payer 10. qosrtiers
vans en- bilIets en,oss6sa satisfaction. ps vat H.
| Mars, ! Ia Banque de Cite ! Baton Rouge. a
int6Tet d Init pour cent, ajoute AZ principal.
lie College enfrera On operation lc Premier
de Errier proclaim.
lie Pcnsionnas Dc Dsmoiselles. qui existai
devant pres dn College des Garsons, 'era ret
le platot possible. ct avis sera donne hm Jour
son ouvcrtnre. L'sducatjon DIES eteves de Get
basement sera cnnfee a 0ne Dame respectful
institute, ct les Ieco"sde Science y seroni don,
par'es Professors do College.
3Janyier 1sa4 ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
ASsa1NssNON CDElE.s.E,
LEXINGTON, VA.

FNllt NENT SESSION of this Institution will
i commence ~ usual onlho Is, September I,
aud continue, with the exception of . days IT Christ
mas, I'LL the last Thursday IN June. TfHMs Ion
tuition S3O-ruom tent, - per Iunum Students
entering after the lNt February are charged onl,
hall tins amount The discipline of the Institution
is strictly parental the course OF study very
swe and thorough. There ne public examinations
IN the year, the last Of which is examination
upon all the studies OF the year
The faculty consists OF the following persons, viz
Rev. Henry Ruilner, President
= Phlo Calhoun, Prof. OF Mathematics,
George T.. Dabnty, Esq. Prot. OF Languages,
Mr.. George -. Armstrong, Prot Chemistry aud
Nat Philosophy,
Rev \. -. Mccalf, Teacher Of Grammar School.
Students rcqustcdro attend punclually NJ the
opening oil the session. BY o,der of the Faculty.
o. The Richmond Enquirer aud Wing re-
qucsled To insert the foregoing three tunes, aud FOR
ward their accounts 10 the Editor of the Lexington
Gazette.
July . q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

nsltE EXERCISES ii tho suhsc,,her's School
Tor louNo I,nits will be resumed ON The lsl
Monday ~ Septembet.
The terms fst the session ut tive months are
Boatj including bedding. washing, lucl, light. Re.
except towels, $40 10
School Tuition, 20 en-
School Stationary. 80
Music tuition on Piano, lessons per week,
per SESSION. 20 %
tse OF Piano, per session, 50
Tuition Fees, payable IN advance. For Boud,
one hail IL advance. No dc luellon IN Tuition Ices
ON account OF absence, except III case III mdlsposl-
ton.
In the course of Instruction pursued by It's. IT IS
our object 10 lmpatt in rs high degree ~ possible
intellectual, moral aud rcsious knowledge to out
pupils. We ondcayot not 50 much TO crowd the mlnd
with acts, ms To Tx correct principles, aud teach the
pupil 10 think, 10 reason aud To draw conclusions.
In order to give them 1uency IN expressing then
thoughts. compositions both literary and eplsoary,
constitute weekly exercise. We desire not only 10
incucate the elements oil those studies which may be
taught but also Ia go deeply into thcu principles,
rs the advancement OF tho pupil aud the time OF her
residence will permit,
All the branches of Liberal Female Education IN
clude Readings Wiring. Atnhmeiic, English Giam-
mef History Geography with the use OF plobes, Rhc-
tore, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Botany Men
tai and Moral phllosophy Latin. Greek and French
Languages Lectures will be delivered ON the
important pats OF the course, and grrat pains have
the Apparatus
Mis-. Dame will devote the whole OF her time 10 the
instruction II Muslc on the Pmno-and IT wall be hen
object not merely 10 teach het pupils 10 play chan
IcallN, but 10 give them that real knowledge OF the
science oi Music which viii enable ihcm, after lrw.
ing School, 10 Improve themselves without the aid
OF further instruction.
Parents viii be aecuatcl, informed of the ptoetcss
OF their children b, om Monthly Report wh,chs IN
abstract roma NfIsis containing acorrce, statement
OF The daily preparation of each study.
fllioen or twenty l}omdels can be accommodated
IN my family, aud will be subject To all the regulations
OF Christian Household. \ record of then depolt-
mcnt in the Family attention 10 neatuess diligence III
study by night and practice of Music, state ol health
DC. will be Transmitted 10 Parents IN connection with
the Monthly Report GEO. ". DANE.
July uatis
" The Richmond Wing aud southern Church
man, will please insert The foregoing every othe,
week ion months, aud forward htlr accounts llls
office iot paymcu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

\ LII PERSONS indebted 10 me are respectfully
I u requested TO call at The store OF McCorklc &
Mcdaniel, where my Office is kept torthc present,
and make suitable arrangements for the payment of
their respective dues, asmy present situation, and fu
tuie ntenons will not admit OF delay longer indu
gence. AT which place have IN store, large guam
tty OF Leather for SALE to wit: superior slaughter
Soal Leather, heavy waxed Upper do. Kip Skins,
Skning Harness, Bride, Whip Cover and Saddle
Bag Leather, Sheep Skins, Lining Skins, Nc,
which wi" be offered privately a, far prices till the
10Th inst, when propose offering the residue at
auction, terms very liberal. This Leather being Of
superior quality 1t is well worthy the attention OF
all Leather dealers aud will be in all human proba-
bility the last stock of Leather the subscriber will
ever offer in this market. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Lynchburg, July t25J.
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SUGARS etc.

w Leouylllc Laluur, ST Julien, Chateau Mar
gaux, Medoe l.altte bordeaux, Red and White
Hermitage tuet wines,
llochhcimcl, Sparkling Burgundy old London Port
and Chambeltcr wines,
Brandy Fruits VIZ Peaches, Apricots, Cherries and
Green Cages,
Ginger Preserved IN Syrup md Dllcd do
Dates aud Chuwehow do do
West India Sweet Meats assorted,
Candies, Kisses, etc. best Lynchburg made nj lowest
prices,
English Sporting Powder, double, seal, Of best quail
~,
Old Spanish Segats OF best quality, mild and high
favored kinds,
Table Salt, Gpc quality aud large loaves,
Y listing aud Playing Cards, part Of them othc most
superior quality.
Table Salad OIL, ia large TASKS, selected aud first
rate article,
Roman Vlolrns Stlings, assorted genuine, aud GU
Tar Strings,
Wines, Brandies, Gin Cheese, Teas, and Rice. best
qualities, FOR sale by Howell DAVIES.
July . is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

NcC HamPshire.-The Loco Focos in this State
have nominated John Page, late L. s. Senator, as
their candidate lorncxt Governor Of his State What
do they intend to do with Isaac Hill !-rher Con
gresslona ticket is composed of the following names
Charles q. Atherton, Jared w. Williams, Ira A.
Eastman and Edmund Buike-thc TWO former only
OF the present delegation. Amongst tho sc dropped
is Mr.. "P. e." Cushman. His loss will be severe
~ telt IN the House by his party which never had
more convenient and complying tool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Heath IF Nctc OflcaaS-Tho Orleans Courier of
the 23rd nlt states that three cases OF the yellow
Fever had occurred IN New Dreans. and that there
had been one death by Black Nomit. The Plea
yune' however, positively contradcts tho statement,
ana iniimates that the statement of tho Courier was
an eteii3Recrtag trtsk intended drive voters nom
the city before the election came on, (Which took
place on the . Inst) Tho pcayune SAYS" We
have converscd with several of our most respectable
physicians, who say that nothing of the hind has
made It's appearance, aud that every thing indicates
a healthy summer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Ne,r York Mtrror.-We insert, this morning. the
PROSPECTUS of the 10th volume Of this interesting
and ably conducted journal, and cheeltujy repeat
the opinion, which we have frequently expressed
that it cmncntly deserves the patronage OF the A
mellcan community. No publication has done
more TO foster native genius and to ec, native tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09
sterling 'scDcarlllasi:

TNAkE NOTICE, that the Cd Monday in Au-
Il gust 1888, in the Court House of Campbell
County, Va, we shall proceed TO take the deposi-
TONS OF james Terry and others to be read evi-
dence in suit depending IN the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chancery for the County OF Char
loitc, in which we are complanants and YOU ard o.
theirs are defendants aud should the said dispositions
not be completed on that day, they will be contn-
ucd from day to day I'LL they are completed.
NJ. & i. w. NOWLIN.
Juneq wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

o. Banks are regarded by great many persons
the nurseries of arrstocraoy, and the shareholders
in them supposed 10 be exclusively men oiweath,
who thus invest their surplus capital. That this as
sumption is erroneous, however is evident from the
fact that in Massachusetts it has been asccrtaned,
(and the same thing is we presume equally true else
whcrc,) that " more than onc-iouuh of the whole
capital stock in the Banks of that State is held by
females, trustees, guardians executors, admnistra-
tors" &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

Strength of Pdrties.-Thc Madsonan states that,
the II osr OF Representatives is divided politically
as follows: Sub Treasury -meh Ill, Wings l09
Conservatives 10. The Conservatives are Messrs
Borden Of Mass, Clark, Edwards, Foster and Van
der'ccr OF New York, May and Casey of Illinois,
Garland, Hopkins, Mason aud Stuart of Virginia,
l'es"re OF 5. Carolina Granand Of Georgia, and
kiIgcrc Of Ohio.
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NOTICE..

\ LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
"a tate OF Clifton H. Rucker decd. are requested
to present them to the subscriber Tor payment, and
those indebted to said estate earnestly desired TO
come forward and make payment.
4. b. RUCkER, Ex'or. of
Clifton II. Rucker decd
June 81
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IcrdS-Accouts from Texas to June 90 have
been received at New Orleans. Public meetings bad
been held at Nelasco and Biazoiia TO take into
sldcraion the propricty of marching Immediately "a
gaiust Matanoras
President Houston has vetoed the bill for the re-
moyal of the seat of government the Colorado SO
that Houston still remains the capital
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Fare by either Train, -Four Dollars.
Returning from Philadelphia ::

TElIE TRAINS leave Philadelphia Al quarter
after O'Clock, A. NJ, aud at =, +. NJ. Pas
sengers leaving Philadelphia at aquarer after g o.
clock, from the lower end OF Doch Street, will arrive
IN Baltimore before oclook,--which gives three To
four hours spare before the Cars leave ior W ash
ington CITY and Tie West, and also III full time for
the Steam Boats for Charleston and Norfolk.
Passengers leaving New York by the morning
line, arrive IN Philadelphia in time FOR the O'Clock
Tram, and proceed directly on-thry arrive in Bad
more at O'Clock the evening two, hous earlier
thaa by any other conveyance.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent
T. Baltimore, June II. wiw II
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted TO the late concern of
"a Nown, Hunt X Co. and Nowln & llerndon,
and also to Sam'l. Nowlin & Son, are requested To
come forward and settle their accounts by or before
the lst Of August next longer irdu gence cannot
be given, and need not be expected
5. NOWLIN & son.
July ia.