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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Doctcur T..

Doctcur PADRE, yen
neur Do ~pseveriss les bsbisans Dc Baton Rooss
qu'il viena Do % der dams cstse vile pour , o..
sscsr II MsAccinss
On IL ssavef4 chez Mr. 6. =. Choppia,
"a Deremtre -
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tp, E.cIaya. sAi,anlsi
Fsastle, aga Do IL ans.


LIN. dtsfsl u iftss ats he ftetit en- ssIlsis ehdns,
Sc i satisfaction. psya,ies w Ianape 81 poti@nt
ityp0tbegae jbstfA Dayfait paysmrht,
IN fos.41 en-. sfEsslER jusr. ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
. pENTI41EIc.

II UFs p M HIM II VU1 AsHIE1fNteH
Dtntste, s'etaat Hss d BAtJf lJ6s,Ee, sstkuits
fespeetue lsefnent Encouragement III public
Son b,irsst eat rue fiufils, deus pettts Est
lie Mime LeEerdfe.
s'adfs.sef pour re hseigneihehs 4 II. Y. ffsr.
neg. n. III +. Psbisten, N. D.l N. w. Sat.
terxfte, n. ID IA, asletHieltttsli, ~. d.,
Daniel b. tserbatn, nj. u.
10 t,afa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
EiaG dc In Louisiana.
PAKOISSE EST BARON ROU0E.
Venlc mr. Ii Cnar drs p.Hn.Aa

PAR01sSE EST BAT0N KOUoE.
ventc par Ia Coar dcs Preuycs.
l. sera venda Msmcnxs,, II Avril proclaim.
snr les be,'x, par ls sonss;gnk Juge de IL
c0ur DIES rreayes, dc Ia Faroisse ct Fiat 81.
dessus mentionD<., len proprietks ct.aprss az.
critic, appartenAnt ! IL succession ds FED John
Randolph. atm d'efectuer IN partage, savoir,
LHABlTATlON sar laqnelie resi-.
DAFT 10 dcfunt, / Ia Trrre- hautc, 40.
dcssoas dc Baton Rouge, contenant
AL arpets, ensemble avec toutes lrs
bAtisAes ~ ameljorations mi ~
-AUssT-
Sept savo1rs
Isaac, Age DE- 50 ans.
Rachel, agec dc go ans;
Savary, i" 40
Louisa, Is /" ct ses trois
enfans, savojf:
Adam, Age de II ans;
Fanny, " ?
Milljgan, an.
DE PLUS
SIX TERRAINS,
S;tsyEs dams eette paStie dc h vile, d'visSe par
Beauregssd. s~avoir' Mos. !, 6. 1853 sf 10. de
| Y7let No. 80.
Chevaux; Z do. Grants;
2 paires de Beufs;
IL tetes de Betes 1 corncs;
Un troupeau de CochoDs;
Un Wagon; Ustcnsiles Aratoires;
OutiIs de Forgeron;
Ustensjles de Cuisine. ct
Mcubles dc Maison. &c.
CONDITIONS.
Pour Ia terrc 500 pisstrcs Compliant; pour
1e nepre Isaac 200 piassres compliant, ct IL ba
larce aina que pour Its a,itres Fsciaves ct le
Terrains, a un, denx ct trois ans de credit: 1.
Mobifer, payable le Ter Jaavier proclaim 1873.
pour toute somme su.dessus de $40. ct andes
sous de cette somme, al Compliant Les acgue
reurs donneront leurs bi'lets endoss<s payable
en- Banaue ct portant hypothsque sur h pre-
pr;<te cnciere jusqu'a parfait Placement
10 mars-4 CHI. TESTER, Jugc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

nARFUMERIE-A vssass nH ssana as,of-
sr,~ss JAS. EICOL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

Nm IausssssS--vsAilles 4snsxsss ~ lifvI.
assaAs 49, I. ". Caftltk, ssfa Atssnsh.E
ssssaaa ssnaAs sAAata4t 1str ssptkseaast 10 ~.
1Dlmas q - EMi N gasvfes, ! fsiseisa pts.
xAaloA UK AM W ~ sssG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

VEnANT d'arriver c,i veIslse en- eomm,s-
sion. 16 bsrillets de Teba; des hauis,
As,ssi, 2 ditin, Honey Dew di,so; ct an lot de
! pouYe,es vprtes a senGfe an barii par
DUNN Il ALLEN,
A Ia malsoi ~au,refo;s occppee par Jo"<s Il
! Ifaeketf. ~ dec. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
CON DulT Al Depot ID iaton

81! !! a: : i! !: !: (: &! *! !: 81; +: !: !; 4; 4: 4: 4: !; |; q: !: !! !: !; 4: !: r: !; !; !; !; !: !;
da'il appaftieit h Mi J. A0bets 4
dill miles au.dessus De IA Me. Orleans 1 i.Oues
da neave. he pforfie,sits EST PIE De IL feiifet
81 10 e1afvfatant Il Ia loi.
II mats 8 ss
CONDUIT h.is ss6le de Baton
fleugs IL II Mats 1858, IN htsfe a.i
~ &c danne Il nom lie jones, tsiile de B
DK/ piyds D poutes, Age d~'enyitan Az ans
800 d'u, teiht ja.hs, nyaht p~lvsieafs e..
"- catrlees sur IL ftini 81 suf II asy, IN
irofesau lie ~l'otsills coupe 9, 10 pstit aoigi do Ia
tisia dfaite etothd. II djt a9'il apvsftieht ~ Cot.
vsfnsut Paibdestet, II quill est pafti de son habi.
ta.lor sur IL cote. Is pfopfietaifs eft ttis ds IL
fetltet en- Sc tonfofthaht 4 Ia iut.
II msfs@5 b. BRYAN 6sei,sf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
ETAT DID Ia ~LOUTsJANE,
tOUR ~ 7Rt,f5f2AE DLsTKfCT
PAHol5sE EsT BATON ROUGE. 7
MOKCEAU DE- .rERnr.
Avis

"A vEapaE pour d. s-s,,.,.., -. ,,.a,,
Dn e ses hs h ,fs Jour 4 che yao ~
Tine pAirs de bois ebegspx et ofss bsf 5nrhe !. ga
dresser h CO b,sfAu. IN e. ~
M k.r XsENDnE,
an MvIsr creole ct ses bsrns;s. s,sdrs..s.
~ levi B.-JOUHDAN,. Pharmac;er-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

q Els per. onnes qsi doiyens fSau rxHeY, son'
IA prices de venir payer Ieu!f 9
1Onar:-4 E4 ]. lSA0AANESo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

SsultvsbAsA astsk h. + tsatss tnsssk II.
1pos-tja iaera1ls &esrAAs tsSa llra y 10
III ssss AAssass spls eAaisssMsas assta. q y.
- tll1ee. I'M. ~ rAaasAfs Astlres oasssses !.
~ asanas vslsss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
Vcnfc a I,Encan.
Fiat de In ulOuoslnat,
COM DU Tx ISiEME D1STcT.

Fiat dc In LOuosln1s.
COM DU Tx IsfEME D1STcT.
pARoissE EST BATON ROBE.
Tu6xas DannnTr & Go.
~ ~ HRJ1G
Dawn Doa1cn A. ~ femme.
HIM vettu dan writ lie feri Eseias h ttsdrrsss
Ia pa, pl1on Cour ,a Jae. District n soi %
ct EtAt ci-dessus msntionnes, j'oGfitsi ea,,c pu.
hligus 4 ~l'snean, SIR los liens,
vENDKEDt, 90 Ayni 1885,,
sux heures ord naifes dies vsniss, tots l~isoits,
ti,fes, intethts Ct preiensions do David stcI, Of
sa femme, 4 me ~rertains
Il on 1IABITATDN,
Situee dans eetts r. toisse sur 10 bayou Baton
Rouge, q deux miles epvirm da Aeuye lsssip-
pi, eontrnant sept eeots acres plus ou nj, b1t-
noe h r0uess par les 'csres Apparisnnnil Col.
1wiun, a 't.si par les tefres de Nill,aaA. q
all Sod par eelles apfa,tenanth Pssny, bb3lr
ayec tous les tIroits qai y superintendent /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
coMPAGNfE DU CHEMtN a GOULtsBEs
DE DATON ROUGE h CLINTON.
tnAkAsa iaaa

~ tida suivaaiei
ATrENnu, que d'Hpses les A0uy4liAass sSsfes dlAl.
n6tts Eenaie,lf, les ihtasats Assie1fNtN dHHIatsit
+yss@e~sss tfes Heft6HhaiFss gHi a'ai,saieHi ttas psye
h cp.ts eroade 10 pnaf esaf saf 10 ~itsvptas II de ie6rs
spuse t%ip,ioas. t,crdtsiea. ie.s csnitat, " eel main.
,sasni aeeatde aas dslinq,siiss a senptef ito &c
hour ua delsi ~ dsBx minis.
Par ofdfe da GbNssii,
Nh aff@5 !. RHEPPERH, Fsefetsits,
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Asin

LES tssspi,Aes desHut ~ seussisae s,ntt rfiess
ls veeif tssslef fpits eaarnts, s6itv6 Jiifsss 0a ess
sfsshi4 Va littfafefhit fs ,ltfAisf fstIat ds 1iais4
Bleift.
ga fet@g A. q. MANGatW.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17
g0fNNNWNa1utt
nArss xoassa \, 10 Mara lsae.
L. t14si. y. rAOMAe.
YCe,nm,sWiqut. J

Al utAl. r. 'rHoMAs.
Msasese-Nsus ssassisses qsi dep.ls rsas
ssssss aAs4sa avans t,l sos a.nis patsieslaa<s,
vsss s,hsas I aeeeysit vaeauaes lisnes que nsss
voss aasssssAs NE IN ssjes Aases aslicas q qal
q dane esanae impossaacs pour les tntssass da
ssblis. Nous voysas avsc petite Que ies asss-
u ssss ssl Aeas exposes . a~selaaes aass des me.
,sosss III sssysensssess gtntrai, sont rnt le peAMs
sI@sse at6Alla M = asssntos,, asas sonions dlte
sss M. .THsxAA w. CsasH q soes, tess ds4'x
csadlass post sspttsensct &c Dssasc ! y pro-
<Aelss <lseslsA a csaures dams tour ausss eaf.
rnaslanoe. nSns aritoAs CONNIE nouA Asens fstt
ssss~ssa,sa ssppsssan. avse sats vea pt ttsatieAh
sAsis rspsls soases lea idioslAasicss que noas
tesvsas svsar Il leo psiaes qssr ssas nous scsn'
No. asAaass pour ess ten infstncs, asas com
ssss Asects u vow. Fstet DO tcsstet vesfs nom
eA.sl ., vsSs avcs t~ssisass .aeriAe vss .ia,trtsa
psuicsllsrs I cesx as bicA palaia
Mons ayoWs rhoaneut AfAlrs tres fespectaeu'
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I'm demands TN Fconome pouk s~urvs':lsf queE
Oques ntgres sur one petite hasita,ion . cotton.
S,adresser d James NJ. Wiksf Esl.ou b &c
bureau.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-17

DOlDs DIT PAfN-Fixe parl a Marie po.n
Ia semaine suivante, Ia FariHc etant 4
Or 40 lie baril, 81 onees de pain pour IN
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Flint dc liz LDnisia mf,
GtjI5u tJFS puEUyas.

PdHgisSE LIST Dd1UN R0UGE.
INV ssltu J'uH ofita do i'tfoaefHbie .C6tf dies
n pfeayss Jatss W jstif III Fafoisss d'ft, III !.
ton Rouge, u sefs yfdaa paf IL ~spbssigise ahss dH
Pefbisse II sasqDstie Ebeantcaf !,
MB9glEUl,g ~ MATS 1895, f't
Mi tes lieft lee bhpifstas saly mites, s,paf,samtt
q III stWcsssitt III fsa Ussfae Eitafp. la vests
ios1eefH u "A Itsntts a. N. %. oi,
..ssg 14,IdalsIta tiO,s, NH, s.9
Ia, degis1fsit IL s%irfuvl, i ffvifuH ) aiilits 4
i'Fsi 10 Ia vile is taf6,i ftoage aohtsasot dik
afpsnts de- faee sar J~tsatsnts 10 I~,r1tn,ispf, shs
ssitbie atee feHtss lss tsiisses u saleIiotatibni
qHi ~ %if5fvenfs .
ADE FEGs-
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- r.,Ss sl E:s.s 2a90Gt! lRx.4n.yEVtsst: ~
u. J, h !. Armstrong, Fort ADKINS MI.
,esxs A.3f
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d14tgAAaas hsmtAs - Itlxi ~ sss a~laltss,
Il yxa.l .lalsaa ssa vstsia - gsNvssnsf - sslsss
lsal iaall ~ Mlssz, ~ ! hisa Mason ID ~ ptepfss
aGAlsa. IS fea /:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District Of
n Woodbury. has limited and allowed six
months from the 10Th of April, 1888, for the
creditors to the estate of CHAuNcEY STRONG,
late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto and has appointed Joseph II.
Bellamy and Nathan Hawley, Esqrs. Com
missioners to receive g. examine said claims.
Certified by CHA's B. PHELPs, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they will
meet Of the late dwelling house Of the dcceas-
cd, in said Bethlem, on the 22d day of May,
and the 18th day Of October next, at l O'Clock
in the afternoon Of each Of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business of said
appointment.
JOSEPH H. BELLAMY, Commis-
-, NATHAN HAwLEY, sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
qnessed to make immediate payment 10
DAVID Ban. Admins.
MARY ANN STRONG, { trators.
Dethlsm, April ID. 1888. a.
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IL. II. .WERRK.EEsA.N,

AVING furnished room for the express
u purpose in Lords building, is ready to
perform all operations on the Teeth, in set
ting, filling, and extracting. Stockton's in
corruptihle teeth, for which he received a
premium at the Fair of the American Insti-
tute, New-York, can be set on gold plate or
on stumps without injuring the other teeth,
and for beauty, durability, and true resem-
blance of the natural teeth, are not surpassed
by any manufacturer in the world.
Are your teeth decaying? Filling with gold
will extract them with little pain. Have you
lost your teeth? will set those that never
ache. Did you value your teeth above all
price! will replace them for trif}ing sum.
N. B. Brushes, Powders, and Washes pre-
pared for the teeth and gums. Numerous
testimonials might be given-afnongst them
arc the following, from gentlemen of the Me-
deal profession:
This may certify, that am personally acquainted
with Reuben B. Merriman, and have lately seen a
number of specimens of his manner of filling and set
ting teeth, some of which were very difficult and re
CURED the exercise of the most skiful hand. 1t is
but justice to Mr.. Merriman to say, they were all skill
fully performed, and attended with little or pain to
the patient. His efforts to avail himself of the latest
together with his integrity of character, commend
''' " ''' '''O'"'' Oh e. g. e w. GRANT, NJ. D.
have known Mr.. Merriman for several years !;
and can recommend him as gentleman of charac-
ter and integrity From his knowledge of Dental
structor, and from his skill and The practical know
| edge which he has acquired during his successful
practice, as well as the great expense which he has
incurred IN supplying himself with the best instru-
ments, Imperlshabe teeth, and materials for filling,
believe him fully entitled to the confidence Of this
community. Those in want Of the services of Dem
list will do well at least make him CALL and sats-
y themselves his skill and knowledge of his pro-
| fession. His charges are moderate.
J. G. BECKWITH, MI
| Litchfeld, March 81, 1893 a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03
TO LETT

THE upper story Of the building ia South
Il street, at present occupied by Samuel
Clock-a good location for a tailor or shoe
maker. Possession given about the first of
April. Inquire of
March 8. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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Beware Of Counter6eits!

TN order to prevent the sale Of spurious
Il Pills, DR.. Branlreik has prepared oertif-
Gates for every agent,signed BY himselEwhich
we are to sign and distribute to every agent
appointed by us. All DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
sold by any person without certificate, are
counterfeits. PIERRE g. pARMELEE.
MidalssOsrn, June I, 1887. lyl
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Lilchfezd, March %, 1898.
Bs2ANDERETHRsS PILLS.

nNE DISEASE hast thou only, an impurity of
~ the Blood, which by impeding the circu-
lation, settles upon some organ or part, and
Immediately illness ensucs; and Dir. BRAN
DRETI1's Vegetable Universal Pills cHrs'this
| disease, because they remove by persever-
ence with them, all impure particles from the
blood by the stomach and bowels, which may
be justly termed the sewers Of the human DO.
dy. These pills take the ad and leave the
good humors to give life and health to the
body; and it is morally impossible they can
fail to cure, provided nature is not entirely
exhausted. The thousands who use and ZEE
commend them, is proof positive of their ex-
traordinary and beneficial effects.
ACROSTTC.
Bleed if yon will! take pounds of Ca'omc!
Rely on all the tales your Doctors tell!
Ask them i they can't cure YOU, by the rules
No doubt they have acquired in learned schools,
DENY no drn%s they give yon-a|l things try:
Rest satisfied with this,-Yon can but DIE
Except you rather shun he hand which kills
Then trv-try what Why. then try BRANDREru's
PILLS.
Hundreds nay thousands, now of health possessed
Saved from nntimely .graves-their worth attest.
Inhabt still the mansion Of DiseRse!
Lest Won should rather shun expensive bills.
Long BOUTS of sickness, and all human Ills.
Spend, then, two shilngs, and get BRANDRETHs
LIST or Agents..
FErRE & PARMERLEr, Miiolto,rn, are Or. Brand
reths General Agents. for the Counties of MddIesex
New Haven. Hartford Tolland Iitchlield. New Lon.
don and Windhnm md The fnIlow inc are Ferre &
Parmerlee's Auents
Nf;dd,ecer Counfv
sovbrook. LOWE p. Uavden: Middle IIaddom.
Titus Wb;tn,ore K;lnowortb Cbomncev W;,iman.
Fact Haddan, &c Gates Dmbon, Ash9r Re-, ;nson.
M"hn;IIn Ga.ns H ain,a = W.
I Ip3i!",a T To Uoodnaaa ~ chos,n
r' t' ~ naIu'' IT Sm;jI ~ o' N"'''e'' "
oo' iisSa"u'i' i,n III I'LL i1n.a., co,,,v
No. Tg fG v,,n o1 xxx: o., ,1e1 r,o,,
NeW 5l1 y g ~ II 2u'lg uI I Iu y ~ nag
6ra,,oro' 81 NW!esS e. % T1
"1 nv w S;as u"n n.' = rha
~ Cn Pa moeI nh;Id pai;s Choh;-o S;i"s
~ 70, Detuny, iAr'.pphu u Ng,erJ' I o,os
,lrme,' arnn,nn e Krnnd n. rhv
St taIGen w a;sli;G r. % = r pdo Ey:
S Se Tamtie,u, ' psno,, Rr;ton rs.v
SI E.Ini Shhmrv Hail. Niid,'iehnrv T. r. r
To,unsnrd Waterhnrv' G d Knosbnrv. WoIcott.
80" "M Tu,,,,o Pro.noc, Renbom Z Hntchk;ss No
dson A p Wicox # T. Dn,llrv: Farhoven. u Foot
"s''' - IEar,for1 Cn,;n,,, - Wv
IIo..c.d 1oh, PraJ1ooL Uorry Ron-on. yU;r3s.-
G r Toom;s, Wnrehonse Pont I r chairman Tbon,''
sonv;ilo Por,sor & Hornor. Snf;ii Tnon';s q Sbni
don Est LAIN IL r Vets. S;n,ehmrv Ifonr,,
NJ ranton Cho,s Mvoa,t. Rrstol W;,cha4 & H;n.
rn ,, .T Er,',o,o, W + CnyIos Mnrlhoronnh Ass
mt po nj iYr, Clastsnbrrw = S.eni ms" 0"
cn,,h; net"' Prodlo,y Memches;cr g.
Wnnahs;Sm' D n,ri;nn.eyy TJ;ron, Wahst.r ~
"'ou'''os' ~" T'ojlond Countu
Nr,,o6old co,+-o Rorro,.s &, Arnold. c,l,rob;, y
& Co Vernon, Bssell & Abbott; ToNand, T steams;
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03

AT a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth, ,cith-
in and for the district Of Plymouth, ON the 10th
day of April, A. ID. 1888:
Present, Cabin Butler, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion of Oliver Smith, executor on
~ the estate of KETuRAH PLArr, late of Ply.
mouth, within said district, deceased-This
Court doth decree that six months be allow.
to exhibit their claims against the same to
the subscriber-and directs that public notice
be given of this order by advertising in a
newspaper published in Litchfield, and by
posting copy thereof on the public signpost
in said town of Plymouth.
Certified from Record.
AZ CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
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u. s. Mail Stage
FROM
kIltcHafielG to New-MayeTR.

kitchfield to New-Maven,
EAvEs Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays
~ and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, arrives in New
Haven at O'Clock P. NJ Returning, leaves
New-Etaven on the arrival of the steam boat
from N. York, passing through Humphreys
vile and Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. For passage or information
apply at either of the public houses in Litch-
field, or to II. MIX, New-Haven.
s. DELLIBER.
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AttentiOn, RiAemaen!

VV~~@V@W81Y @N~NAOWDHWA3
VTNHE members Of the Rifle Company arc
Il hereby notified and commanded to APP
pear at the usual place of parade, in the viii
lagc of Litchfield, on Monday the 9TH day OF
May next, at g o'clock in the morning, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for compa-
ny parade and inspection.
LUCIUS d. ALLYN, Captain.
Litchfeld, April 10, 1893. 45
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NOTICE.

TINE Judge Of Probate for tho District Of
4 Woodbury. has limited and allowed six
months from tho 10th Of Aprih 1855. Cor the
creditors 10 the estate Of DANIEL PITKfN, Jun.
ON assigning debtor, of Bethlcm, In snid dis
trict, Ia which 70 exhibit their claims thereto;
and has appolnted David Bird and Joseph
Amber Commissioners to receive and exa.
mine said claims.
Certified BY CHA's B. pHELPs, Judge.
Tho Subscribers give notice that they shall
Ilggt % the Office OF Joseph II. Bcllamy, In
said Belhlem, on tho 2lst day Of AIny and on
tho 10th day Of October next, al O'Clock IN
the afternoon on each Of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment
DAVID BiRp. Commits.
JosRrm Amber, { si0mers.
nsihina, april 10, 1898. AZ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-06

nOLBEAR'S s. nee of feEmauShp received and
y for tale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatfss rect, Orleans, To- htuA,iwav
New York, aphnie ST., Hobr.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons OF all uaea.
Ladies' and gentlemen inyited to call and examine
the system or themselves.
Lessons given such houses as NAV suit the
convenience OF ALL and to classes formed in any part
OF the civ
Ladies wo prefer team receive lessons al their own ref
siences.
Pers,us pnyng for course Of lessons nrc desired
0 attend uutil they write well as they WISH.
mi DOLBEAR ~ BROTHt,R.
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SPAIN REVISITED. &c, sc

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~ in Spain in vols. ''A'
Traits Of Indian character, generally applicable to
the Aborignics of North America, by G Turner, ESQ
vols. ~
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or
complete view Of the theory and practice Of the geasra
aud state governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted the young men of the United
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Ntorods Hunting Tours inlerspersed with character
lsc anecdotes, savings and doings sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with analytical contents, aud general index of names,
volumes
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saEHUY r. LEE e co, No 9Nag,zlae street, are
{ row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Fasic and other late arrivals Itam .ha
ctern clties. large ahd new selected assortment
Eats, EoGis, shoes ANA HroganS,
nnnsit'ius OF grutlemen's fine calf and Morocco boots
'c 2A'ali'y; do bn'd, and stout wax pegged boots
vaaous qmtcs mems tne calf seal aid Morocco,
'hae0 pmnps and brogns hckskin shoes, brugans a,
!hlpeis; ines line call and kipped pcgeud shoes and
rogans, do boots; do stout kip and wax pegged shoe.
I'd brogans gentcmcn's best quality calf sewe shoes,
t'oSanS and Jack Downing; do calf and Morocco
lckic shoes and hogans; do calf seal aud Morocco.
titan shoes and slppers, do calf, bui Wings
ew article; 10 iue cat, sed and morocco quarter
'ots; luys misses and ciillIens lcgsed and sewed
t.osans, ami shoes u every quality and sind.
Also genera! ass0Ilmrn! Of mems stout wax and
-" l'cs"ns ard shGeG, together vida 10000 pair,
Ggro h~s quality, ru,sett brogmts, naile in The
lahks, male expressly for plantation Use; good us.
rneni OF mems ine aud stout kip russell brcsas u
:" M''c'', and a'ge quantity o.. IN inferior quality
t ssei and wan brog,u.s
L;"c1 i!,r c,'t, seal, and grain welts and
p''mp sole shoes; DO fine Fltlh Morocco and kid run
nd Slippers; do roam Shoes will, and without heels;
calf, seht aud sow, leather hooe,s; Prunela shoe
ia kinds and qualities; do lasting !o,ans; 10 y:tl,l
and IuAed hoolccs Nisses' lasting spring shoes an,
N ga'a Chlltl,ens cooged Morocco aud lasting bro.
= 40 aud boots, sc
ienlLemees tue fashionable black silk hats; do Llacl
- ''iat beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
i ram Ho; hlald and narrow bim mems fine trab aud
W! III itess'a short napned hats article. NosiIs
u n 5 and cI's lack and drOb wool hats of vaiioli,
shnes, with general assortment Of boys and mems
al caps.
tins assortment viii he replenshea b, the arrival of
r"h Wcketbitom he aDaye banned oilies, all of which
""'he sold On accommodating terms aug LII