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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

II EATHER s SHOE STORE...The subserosrs
hand large and exiensive assortment OF
FSniNos, suitable for Saddiers, shoemakefss
ard Tanners. which will be sold the most aeeouoda-
Ing ssEnas, by appyliag a, tho Store OF -,
EDMUND EVENS son.
AISO-fIorae-n,aie and EGstern Stoes, Of best qvai-
itv Whoe al. Retail, kept Constantly on hand d ~
18th 80, 1887.
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PERRY T. SULLIVAN,

perry e SULLIVAN,
Attorneys and Councillors NJ Law.
1AMES Perry keeis his Office at LibEaTr, Unioa 80
- naa J. $. SULLIVAN n, RE nMoND; Wayne eosntyd
either of which places business, entrus;ed
tbs line of their pfofessioas
Will be thankfully received and promptly attended 30.
r =. SULLIVAN has just received the appointment
- of NOTARY PUBLIC, at this place; and, a. suehs
TAX. epostioas, acknowledgements OF desdas
mortgages. &C. lie will all times attend promptly -
any o these duties drawing Of wsng in
a cor.cc; manner, whoa called upon.
C-ClGee Main street, four 6oors East q Gae rus
Office. a..
Richmond, Ind, Oct. 28:h 1897. 42u
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Administrator Sale.
WILL 5, sod Public Sale Saturday the 18th Feb
rua-v, .iot.i of Mr. Sasss al, ths personal
c! deceased la,e of Wayne
Ind consisting Of variety clothing, &c. credit Of
six months three dollars will be given BY
purchaser .s and approved security sais 20
o,o said day, and due attcndanso
given by CALkb Sin-AhoN, LAM.
January 9Th, 1888. 3:Jt
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JAY COUNTY, INDIANA. JAN. 9th, 1885

JAY COUNTY, INDIANA, JAM 9th, 1888.
meeting having been called by Samuel Gris.i TO OK
y n..ns report that has been TOR some time IN
alton stating said .ise has been guilty OF Tor
gin- n road the County Commissioners This IS
% certify the Undersigned being appointed 70 exam
in. o,, N. case, beg public that
find grounds such AID that as far as oh-
knowledge extends tIicve Character 10 be OF cool
s,.,I,- A. wi,asss haats TIE day and above
w.itlcl.
WITNESS PRESENT..
Joseph Wilsoh, Ihos tdmuisoA' ".
ro}, - Ia,sS John L. Red,
payid Canada. Leoaard EvilsizoE,
(;-s.,berry Coein, John Mccoy,
Jo,, Shields Joshua Bond,
Elias Thomas, W alter Ihonas,
frhou,as Idmunson, Hugh Hills,
Jonathan {. HAT, aiicnael Rowlands
Henry =. Jeakas.
4 cory from the original
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Office Of tho Americana
BALTIMORE. JAN 20, & p. NJ
IMPORTANT FROM THE MICHIGAN
FRONTIER.

The following letter, from Il source of the first
responsibility at Detroit, con9cvs the particulars
Of important cvenfs which hive Ist trinsprcd III
that qr,ar,cr, IN reference to the revolt IN C'nl-
d. w. haze here the devclopefncnt of plans
y,-!, have been hcrct ,!o:c occasionally hn;cd 1T
in the accounts that htve reached us from But
fab
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-20

Sarsed Aim rigkf."-A well-dressed scamp ac- cos.ed respec,able young fady in New York few evenings since, her way home from visit rcla. tive. and induging in vlainous language and depor- ment. insisted upon attending her home. The lady repeatedly urged him 10 leave her. without effect 1; then changing her course. she iAlovmed him that fine could depcgt himself as gentleman. she had no ob- iections to his accompanying her home Upon reach ing Der residence she invited him in locked the door. and taking out ihe key. notified gentleman in the house of the character of the vieitog who caned him souUdy. and then handed him ever for trial at the Court Uf Sessions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-20

1fr. Kotck-p Dear Eir--I herewith iranslri, to you one of the genuine apples of Soddm. It grew on . large SodofDite tree in Femme Osage bottom. in St. Chasics county. The feet high, and straight in the lody. thcte be- ing no iiIpbs for forty six feet above the ground. In a fruitful year it is cstisnaIed that # bears ono ihoNsand bushels of fruit
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-20

From fhe Snckefi's Harhor Journal. Dec. 9.
 EXECUTION OF GEN. Vow SHouLTz-We have been informed by n gentleman who witnessed tho scene, that the Patriot commander. Won Shonhz, was hung at Kinqsfon yesterday morning, and thnt Col Abbey and Mir. George were 10 be executed on Wednesday morning next, and perhaps Mir. Woodruff, though tho Governor sanction of the conviction and sentence of Woodruff had not been received at Kingston when our informant Jeff. .s@> t.s lE aH }la
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-20

Marshal nt Auburn, was arrested in Oneida county, by Capt. Vaughan and Mfr. Turner, and lodged in onr Ja 10 await the sitting of the U. S. District Court m January.-AD0ny Journal 8f Hi3 aat..'4
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NEW EDITION OF TIVE CTFTL CODE or
LOUISIANA.

L0OISE1.S.i.
1T has been for some time mad. known to the public
that the Subscribers are engaged in preparing for
the press sssw edition nf the Louisiana Civil Code -
hey we're rom lie FIRST. ct the great difficulty
and responsibility attending The publication the work
ana 1t was not without great hesitation that they
serted to the undertaking But the present ediiion
amounting 10 bout three thousand copies, and which
had cost the State more than thirty Thousand dollars,
vas entirely ont of print. For more than two years
past, the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
To fifty d ,tars.
1t is a system Of written rules which So Immediately
operates upon every individual Of the state interested
either III agriculture OF coWmerce and which governs
kieulsFosihon OF so much property uomngso us from
other states. ttIatunl Ike alinos. other en- s utln
ia"-it is US much the Textbook and nanuul III the
merchant aud the planter, ii is Of the private gentle
man and the professional udyoc te.
The lawyers Of the adjoining states and in fact Of al
lhoSe states lon the Ohio and jis ssi2p rivers which
hnd mart for their produce in Louisiana have frs-
qurnt necessity Of reference to The code and make
Indispensable requisite to their libraritS and in the
city OF New Ore ms the book is Lo found in
the merchants counting room, upan The desk If the
Judge or the table Of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition OF he work quick
" disposed Of and although reprint of ii woli
IN some measure supply the public necessity, vet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references the Reports aud Statute in ord to
EN- race the numerous amendments which have b en-
made by the Legislature, aud the important decisions
and Instructions whichrhaye been given upon nanyo
lis articles bv the supreme Court.
The publishers have secured tor tie general super
ntendence aud editorial department OF TIE work. the
professional services Of Nheelock S Upton, Esq.
me .her Of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. judge
f'ullard jude Bermudes, and lion George Eustis,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the their
studies and practice; and TO Mr. Jennings, the part
nero Hr uploli who is also engaged in the work. Geo
,trawbridge, ESQ has presented the great of rea-
renres contained in his office copy of the code and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
OF his Distinguished professional labors The publish
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OIL. DR. W. EVANS CA GDtilI.i. PILis.
rE'HI> highly valuable medicine may be had WHO'S
" sol' AMI retail New York pii9cs, Of f.a.Ns x
DL3NuE i ) Camp street.
II Is confidently recommended for tl following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all lis ons; bilious and iigcr At
iilcuons Ia rvcry stags and degree; reosae 5ict S.
more particularly tine incident 10 nnthet iaur
aibus, fever and agGe, mel eut titls
clines whether Of the liver or lungs tet'ache or gld
ness, los Vi appetite, nervous treuors, iehrat
derun tremens, spnsodic affection Of all Studs r!vu
malism, whether chronic ni,anifaorv: n,iyots
bilious levers. OF every variety; scroiua st riel!u
and all batches, bad humo,s, aud imAarc cnmpexi
of the skin; tes6iess night End daily Probability
aud neE,ncho'y: the summer complaint, aHd cholera
ho,bus arrhna in grown pers ms; WORRIES and latu
encv, with bad breath; chotosis and pr ptipns Of the
heart aud bead; changes OF female constitution Tor
impa. nnd dsaraanzed constitutions in either sex;
which nave not been pc mantntlv relieved bg nthar
medicines single trial oi DR. w Evans' medicines in
any OF the leases, viii produce such et,s viii IN
dictate their 'ncomparaile uperority, and iniee such
use Of them will insure speedy and unluestiona.
tie cure. Directions for use accompanying them.
Numerous of cures will be shown from
the enh Of the catlaere it is impossible give til IN
patlicity through the medium Of a newspaper IN DR.
Evans catalogue thersa,t upwards of 5,9S1! cases,
and IN This cywe refer to many I,ctssnS who b We
tecn eieve and in instances entirely cured Of
long standing diseases, by DR. Evans Cannon IL: Pills.
at, t,,
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III aE Ea w AM ~.
90 MAGAZINE STREET,

= NEW-UII.FANS. n
/ ')SEpH kNETFlE Il Co.--importers of Fn,e;onr,
~ and Domestic Hardware arc RECEIVING fr,r r.
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manufan
tuners, Sn extensive assortment Of Fancy and Heav,
fafware comprising every article in the line shoI
they offer low. 'e iieh
Country Merchants and others an, invited To call .nd
examine their stock which consists in part, of table
butchers pocket sadders straw knives plated ami
hTlfana tea Spoons needles pins, books and eyes, so
wells and spades. longs, shovels, Tenders audrons Rrt
tana and jopaned ware, brushes, bunk books and M
PER- looking glasses, anvils vices, screw plates hand
slndge and nail hapmes, smiths bellows American md
Eng!iSh blister Gust shear Gernan and crowley steel
plough mouds TRACE. OK and log chain weedng Inns
lana and gn'tbins hoes Ma'tocks pick axes corn and
grass scythes, Cotlius Kings ald Simmons chmsn1
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and WOO
cards, coffee and corn mills, planes and plai WV
els gsuges. locks, sad, irons, hooks and h
pistois, shot powder and liquor iaks, par
power. tea, fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest trunk and pad ucks, britle
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sJaINTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, tSc.-sust
= landing from ship Constitution, and TOR saIe-,n
5'' Kegs white lead pure; $50 do green paint in %
br kegs; "a doz apanedrns for sens60a0lb lithrge;
70 doa splendid Oa000 ground brshe also ofO001 and
V' 40 leases ctome green in powder; superior article
40 40 III cans large assortment OF sash tos ut every
SIZE ana quality; sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes Tor merchants; artists coors i'll oil ready pre-
pared IN boxes, fitted = with all necessary brushes;
artist tools, &c.
Flake and iemnitr white; GO PACKS gold leaf white
ana yellow wax; gum urabic; and large and choice
sorhien OF paints dry colors OIL turpentiue, varnis,
W. Tor sale wholesale and reta 3. the lowest prices,
by MOyBEIII,
S26 o SIS Camp ST. .
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Tiss. ~. D&ta1.t sEasaa CeaGIt

r. :. Y,..n,s- Il va " ~ q H. ~ r.
Il Isl s.=-==:.. E'ss.j-zz
az zs s sszs,
.HNooeH IN FIVE AND a dhLt DA*s. !,
sfafi Mehlia (.tia5anla) 10 Apgusta sGcoi
f-AFEH Note VERY other da, ,.nnc,,iaieIt aftes
the arrival Il tie nh fiola New Orleans, psr tie
It'm4'al EHELfsG. &c isteiy, aosci.es TO Pehsacc,
Steamboats, ei Pensacol a, st ios. sound ai,l Choc
t'iaee River aud Bay 10 Gc-r n,. cr.ri,es thence
VIA Aiariann7, Ghataaucehee (ioiinerv Mount Vei.
non, *inb, 'dse, is,.Aclt; i.akiasvilie and Louis
e' To augusta. passenger lak,,,, his seat at Mo-
INC is III no days Vt ieng throw losing his
pre- ererce by OTHER conflicting interests ;s he FLJh
- Line is Dtl niis co'teeih, and user tire.
""ousho'it, anti niy rely WITH cHRrAINTT upah hit
aaiFi at Aug'sa in time sacc;te. through all weaas,<
e ali al ANY stasnn, ussss is snfreseeA eatas-
'iplhte shn'ild occur. fh. Great New UIleans Mail
Is earaieity this to"e. The aseots Tor .cco,nnodali
, ',', e&s' cosehcs and Drivers are not SURPASSED
Si'e southern country.
ne smooth. hard, natural reads the sife and inter
es!sf2 "afei navis io,,, the , and accomnn,la,ioo.
aor' NE traveller speed, ;er,aut. comfort and pleas,
* f''ets Connected as it were wit;.lc Rail K oah I'd
'lrstnn, , =. ttti the steam Daek.ts 10 New Y.-
travellers can re-: ii New York i,gm New Orleans
LES rnAs II hAtsf--iNasingin, city In r.
from Ch."iieocllee, Florida We have r
Tine VIA Qthcy and Tallahassee 10 ST Malls \ te..s
post esacles, also tvs Branches FROM i,,g; II.
he~ and one 10 Macon, iie, W.. A., =.
| '"s,e s,. ,s j, .at- STOCK IONS g CO.
Office at Mansion House Mobile
distance, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Hahi'e to Augusta, $40
augusta to Charleston, 1s6
Charlsston to New York osn tsa
lime, New of.aan % Mobile, 90 bou..,
Mobile To Angt,sla 1872
Augusta toChalcsten, la &c
Calleston TO Aes vors s6- ass
Making l6s miles Ter day or miles per honr, incIu
sise Of all stopIrases No., ~
n. b. beg leave to INTERN the public thst n,
'r'ats over the Ch'taooeae swamp and lard Labor
creek have just been completed the general govern.
nenf, is My obstacles OF a,s against this sar ant
speedy rcuts are thus h+ppily removed; AND have ths
pleasure OF ing from travellers tia, the coaches hoe
ss drivers and Hs are Of the frs, order; and as t. the
"a'Ir Ne IRON ensac; to CEDAR Ru, l, is admit
~ novelties beauty s'd safety. The bridges ,hrouvh
"eor&a htye also been repaired. J VI G BAKER
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STATE or LUULsiANA.-First Ju,icial District

STATE or LUUISlANA.-tirst judicial District
Court
TEHG STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
: these Presents shall conle, Greeting: Whereas
William 'iacke' having purchased 1t sale ma lie
by the Sheriff of the parish of Oreas the property
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk OF is
rourt il whose office the deed OF sale recorded on
the 5lh duy OF Mai, A. y. 1888, for monitinn or adj
vetscnen in conformity to of the Legislature OF
tine State u ious ma, eued tan act fur the further
assurance Of titles to purchasers al Judicial sa.es ap
proved the 10Th day o: March, 634.
NOW, therefore, know We, and nll persons Interested
herein. herebo cited and atlmunisied in the name
the State nj Louisiana and Of the First Judicial Dstrl
court, who can set up any right, tile or cni in and
the property hcrein described neguence an,
infornhltv IN the order, ecfee guent o the oou
under winch the sal n,ae. any rularlt or
iii ghht in the a?pla enleats and Advertisements in
time, manner If sale, or tor other iuec wbaso-
ever; to show cause, within thirty days fro the tIav
this noniti2n IL first inserted Ia the public papers WIN
the sale made should be confirmed and honoio
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff oil the mar
i,h ere said on the I'D day of priI, A. d. 1885 pv
virtue ri decree OF this cou rendered IN the 81 day
of 'trh, \. ID. s IS, in It emitted Wam .gtckey
3. Gmltl Bell, Va. l55}5 of the l0cketot this court
at winch sale said William hlackey became the par
chaserf,rth, pticeof s., ,n0, cash
sesc pt0n of Property IL given in the Judicial Com
p, VIZ:
certain LOT OF ground, toeether with all the build
ngs aud ilproVen nts thereon, situated in the parish
If orleans, in the fqlare bounded b" New Levee,
Louisa, Pau and Ieord streets, designated by the No
., on plan druwnbv G. Z. Zinrel, Deputy Surveyor
General The 10Th December, 1881 aud deposited as
p No To- in the book plans Of Felix ima, nitary
public. Said lot % feet inches front Tn
New Levee street, 70 feet depth on the side adjoining
lot Ne g. and 81 feet inches and lines in DEPTH on the
side adj ming the property lately, belonging to
n ,oodale and 10 feet II inches width in The rear
where ii fronts on an alley of three feet nine inches Ill
common 10 lns Nos 4, :, 81, aud 3.
Clerks nITce, iIlI iav, &'8
milo Il " LENfS Dep. CLERK.
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o. Travellers Aesir"rs nj taking Ae Florida route,
via Pensacola l., lie Nor, are informed thu frs ra'
boats will constantly run hJu. .ubile / Pensacola,
leaving Mohi and Pensacola every 'ther day uier tht
LIST OF Muy. Geei st5ees viii always be ptavsdta oy
the subscriber 10 he in readiness take paasenrs from,
Mobile, in case of The failure of the hoats.
a Il hllSOtn.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile tor reesa-
cola ''vice a week feb 20 ly
a. UHAR.-06 h4dS priac arucls, for sale ny
y "a DoRS Ely,
te22 Al Nce !ovee
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A Cnlec4on of Collogual Phases, IN HyerV topic NJ
~ ce.slf> n mtintuia conversation, nrraoEeJ nat"I
j Grcnt heats With numerous remarks on tn, peculiar
accommodation ard use OF various words. The whole
lisp4e IL considerably facilitate the acquisition VI
correct pronCnc;lion Of the French. by y bonlur,
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection Of tue hundred of Pcrrn'S Tables,
panied with key, containing The text, literal aud free
eransatiol arranged in s4lcn 10 po,lt ont
the difference batween the French and English non
also jstred ptoun ciaon OF the French according 70
ie best Eeacn SnTts &tnnt on the suhact The WloIc
Irccede by sh3g1 raaS or the sounds Of The rreHch
language CON, ,.red with those oi the English.
APronouncing French Primer, or the Scholars Jude
so the accurate pronunciation and n-th0graphy of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according
best usage by Bernord fgoncin Just received and
sale ly WM NichEAf,
~ 4
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &r
67tREAT HRl rAiN, FRANCE and iELGTUEi
w Il short Tour in lS35-Ry Heman Humphrey,
d. d., president Of Autorst College, in . vols,
Tbs Works Of 1lrs Shcrtcosd --Eeirg the only
conmlete mud uniform edition eve published in the
nea Ststes vol. IS. Just reserved and far sale by
MINNIE AN,
ie22 Coirer Comp ttH Cusa srog7s.
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sASCrlJNE.D BY THE FAGuLr1 OF ,lED


Sanctioned Bf TIE FACuLlI OF NED
CINE.
ysVIiDRN'S Compound Extract Of Copaiba and Sarsa
\ parila A certain, safe, and mcst eftec,usl
y ever discovered for the cure of Gonorlllea, Gle ts
Structures, Whites, Pains III the back and os, seminal
weakness affections OF The kilnea gravel, seolbuiic
erLiDtiUnf, CSC
IL tie irr1aucfusrpt ,,assas.;-sz
and active virtue OF the Offered to the public.
tue proprietor has bur refer to the numerous
Inenlaons received from the most eminent of the me-
,'el tacuIy in Em0pe, believing .hst it will be daily
appreciated when merits more fully known. The
Basam Of Copaiha extensively ascd, has lost mu.h
Of It's credit IRON the dislike which patients formerly
express regarding its dsagreeabe taste, Disturbance
produced in die bowels and stomach, and s heretofore
inefic!encv VII, used III the inlammao,v stage. The
propriet, has made anal, sis OF the Bsar, coneay
Ing thar the more active qualities I'D thereby be .uc
rucentrate and more useful, administered, h@n
in the present state. The above med cine cunbrcs
gradients which in tie highest rcI,ute nno.g the
most scientific and Rarled in Tie profession. E.'ch
drug in Tie composition OF this preparation increases Il
efficacy OF The other, producing an operation truly eso
nishng, and surprising the most sanguine expectations
possessing the time the advantage Of its htimg
administered with perfect success in the different stage
Of the above disease. The eminent physicians
surgeons Of the present day express their deciGcd APP
pro ton in fay OF Sarsaparilla, whilst its in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions ha
be n aud sill cotinues very extensive Ii was fay
ontc remedy with the celebrated ljr Alternately il al
yecrea Affections and III obstinate eutueous trultiis
arising from ismtiered state of the digestive functions
Having been submitted to the test and experience OF The
most celebrated among the faculty, the, have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in ever,
case under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice Their oh elvaOns will bC
inser ct! hereafter Prepared by J Thorn, CEsrnist,
London Price IL So Per pot.
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tVR NEW YORK.
[l.ouisilna aud New York Lue Of pachels.,

e4s& IN lin tzSM
[AkttF [Lfty [EhiS ETGf4F
RI t.i,r ships composing this irle vl sail teou New
4 q leans and New York every otter Monday
commencing on tia 21tn noHenbeF, AMI to insure tbs
srIttasI punctually IN The tine OF sailing, tic Inc
viii hereafter consist OF five Shipsv!z:
ship }02oo Captain lr1s to leave on the 2otl nov.
"p R71&iSfa@t IA aili 4aAloE, 10 iea"a On 10" Hta
81. :: e e,s ".. :. :, . .. o. %. .
., est J23 ,sry: ,, ,,,,, ,, 49,, ,.,,
~ s.12Sf' "'' ''-
& = NE above siirs are all new Of die first Cnss,
cnpberrd and conner fastened and ,Iuw rIS of 500
burti,e are If light ,ilateht Of wafer, being iul in
New York expressly for tie trade Tie price Of pas
sage IS fixed at enc iunGret GVjits Their cabins are
fitted u,on the mos i,aproyed and pnn aud
i,siIei in neat and elegant s1vle Ample stores OF
the first quality will b. prov ie and e, ri regard had
70 the coor and entIc aatisacpno passengers, who
will please take notice that no berth can be secured
II, maid TOR Mt the o}ice n! the consirnpes
These puckets are commanded by Captains well tx-
refieucpd in the trade who will give every attention,
aud exert themselves TO accommodate. hey will 81;
all fines be towed MP and down ,he Mississippi by
steamhoats aud the stiicust puctuaity observed in
the lime of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEr let err parcel or parage sent Jv or put boaid of
them unle. regular bill OF lallng be signed therefore
at the cGnntiug hoase of tie agents or Owners Fer
urlh,r Particulars apply TO
ID BEIN & A COHEN;
nev 13 80 Common 81,
u y,S f,,nl F1,,- ~ --T =, h., IInI,,-, ,77 ~
. f ~. - itr, la,,,,, "a ,i;sn I,n;In oo,,,,or
f,,,a,,d i H., hn,l, n,nareL a. j. 81 6 q, Innn
,,,J rI, ft h,. n,I Iaa ~, .I,,,n r~a5 -
tI,e, 40 ;, tn,,s E..i f,r rT-;,,r ',, ~, ~ rn
= aniscs snd launch, viii ,l-,ss cai u, No 10 ola
/ ~, :, n ,
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Ii I'll
tFgv{sts ,5a6Hss
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3rPPE,tAS-tu lh.s, IN store, !or sale by
Y G DORSEY,
;ea6 ID New ieyee.
eSUtiAR-5D hhds, prime article, for sale by
y. G D0aSEY;
ie06 Al New leyee
roRK-i0] bh,s 1lcys. PRISE and nthti lesGriI :on
Far ssfe hy STETsJH Il t,VE!ff.
le.h
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r Sa ford, Esq, MfG CullHnt, z McAlpn, ESQ, IT.
hihh,, in Mob IL; S / Taylor, Rca, Esq, i'll Ne,
t'lleans.
2 S---A letter bag, 10 receive communications fer
persos at the hove hotel, is placed at Geo Nhilmans
Office, u st Charles ENeh nge.
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N 3 ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. 18th, laS8
IT Gentlemen wishing engage rooms for then
i3!nies, address the proprietor, at fensacoa, or
Mr. sewel T ,aytor tie oracr iraf tor, at We" Or
leans
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4 , ACON-25 hhds sides, Is hh5s Jnia4, and Is had
IL D Shoulders CINCINNATI cured, lan.ns from tttanl
or Buckeye, aud for sale by
aTEFSoN : ATEPE.
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