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BAZAAR.
BUSH a. ALLEN,

BAZAAR.
BUSH a. ALLEN,
NO. ], EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner; Of 81 Gu r'es and Common s!s,.
NEW ORLEANS.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in French aud English
P,rlum"ry; Dressing Ca es and Portable DESKS,
Cutlery, Hosiery, Gloves Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas,
Games aud Fancy Articles d.
E[ ENTUCKl, Hi dis, and Indiana Bank Noes,
~ for sale by \ TRlEK,
nIav3 ~ Gravier ST
JEWr.i.iiY, At WHOLESALE.
ENM. BELL. No It, thurt,cs 81, has Ibis day re-
W ccycd iul! assortment Of Watches, Je"ery,
Spnnrs - e,tare4 and Glass Ware ry will he offer.
e., at .r loves, market price. npl
DOYLE Il HnAA,
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN & ENGLISH CROWN GLASS,
Ne 3 C,RnNpFLEr STREET. OF
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
TAYLOR Il MADDEN.
No.Il Clsarirc. street
HAVE aco4lstut supply t every artcIe perta'"iu.
10 .rntienlrs dress, Vi the latest style, AT New York
prices dee 20
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EII.!. lens
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
This Company ar" now prepared 10 taks
RISKS AGAINST FIRE,

No. "a Musson's Building, Canal st."rt.
L |. TRACY,
New Orleans MAY Is 1875. Secretary.
Ni.D COPPEK-,i0O lbs oil Copper for sale ty
" NJ IL DEVhKEEX,
81,
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4 DAF SlGAR-various quail les, constantly in
4 4 store and for sale by SHALL Il BROWNE.
% 90 Magazine st
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I TIC uDUVc SIT IS arc All new, at The first lass
copper fastened and eoppcred, commanded by men
etgreat experience, have large accommodation.
with separate LADIES' cabin; every attention vii. be
paid to pa sengcrr, and tho very of stores plo
vided for tileu
Tho buckets will be t"wes up and down the Mis-
slsslpp, and the st!lctcst punctuaii observed in
the time Of sailing, and should the regular vessels
be tea'nej in arriving, o'..er ships equally good
Will III all cages be substituted. A share Of pa, ron.
aga is soelcd mud tie agents pledge themselves TO
accommodate much as practicable, 10 receive
and forward goods Ivy ID line at HE most muler-
ate charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, i! required.
The ships will leave the LIST and 18Th of every
month. For irei ght passage. apply to the agents.
4 M&RNirr, 50 Common st.
n. B. ADV ,nc-mer.s made on consgnmo.. is
70 Mcssrs. a. G. Lombard &, Co.
nov97
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r DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
4 quite well cured to my satisfaction, for which
thank Dr. Iiuci; and moreover ASSURE that the med-
cine have taken makes fat, and did not jure my
health at all thereto, J advise my How sufferers to
lose no time uni apply to DR. A. IIuet, l2s Canal
street, between Dauphin. and Bourbon streets. DR..
lluct is ut home from 3 nclocl;, A NJ, until 4 = NJ.
They will find true doctor for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 Gruvicr street.
II any one wants to me, call at No. 40 Grnvir,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Fph l. 1895. feb II "
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II OiLE x MAI, siuuse, Sign, and Ornamental
J Painters, No 5 Carnnelc street, two doors from
L:,,al stree.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
eculc, in u,aste,., Manner.
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NhN Or. !. NJ y nAKi.tSrt}N PACKETS
4+t, l''s ii''e run-iSis5nf imu! vessel all q,
,,TEs III" tret rl"s-, rnpper-d and copper tas,
-A--iso "Hei, and OF atou, 2U tons hur,hru
WIN hands ave recommendations for passengers.
These vessels ore renr, aird by captains wei
experienced III IN" trade, via will give every al
Itn'ion, and exert Themselves 10 a cc,G.nuda'. Inc
sh1ppers- lhev Will b" toweu up anG d, wn HE
MISSISSIPPI, and leave New Orleans on or before
the lo'h ami 18Th of every meath. The following
vessels eonp"'e III" line, wa
lsr,4 A'abiar, Charlss &, rIon, master.
BTg 'apman, J. B. Tnom psun, MASTER
Brig .iinenn, !. D"ene, master.
bafh Roger Williams, J. Aihers, master
f,r 'rr'sht or Inssags, apply IN J. A.. BARElLl
&C,,tt Common ST. New Olleans, or M e
M"rd"rn,. Chat s.rr. octI
| OMBARD n cos Boston and New Ur!cuns
~ LII OF Packet Shps.-1his new line OF ships
has been expressly built to run hetvaen tho ADORE
ports and will be found of suitable draft of waters
recommendations ter Passengers, ard every effort
WI be mai" to give general salts action The
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
L6GclsGegd EssQss6sles's
fURLssHRD EVERY THHRsDAY HIORNdNos
BY HENRY ADAMS. @ 49,

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration o.
six months. 1sl'ss siL =, 20
To companies Of any number over six, u 50 per
vear PAYABLE as above. To companies less than SIX
81 rs Der year. payable rs before. @ cents VIII De
edncted from each &C these prices when payment Is
made IN Advance These prices are exclusive OF mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers viii be discontinued until al aErearages
are uasd. except At the discretion Of the editor.
Notice Of q wish to disseminate must be given be-
fore the expiration OF year.
rADvERTIsING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion fog two o. more squares
Half snuare rs cts Continuance over three weeks
90 neT cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements, continued or II months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, " %
Commissioners Notices, -
All communications must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Fresh supply Of Groceries,
Nj III Morse - Ceyaaaap.S. \

4 ST. % and Sd quail Young Hyson Teas;
i LIST and ID quail. Hyson Skin, Pouchong
do; lava, Cuba and @. n. Coffee; burnt doi
Jumps and Brown Sugars; Candles; Id, Sd,
Sd, IOd. nd, 2Od Cut Nails; sweet Cavendish
and hand Tobacco, Rock Salt, Fine Salt BY
the sack, Lamp Oil Goldfish. Rice.
8A#E& a ss& ALSO, sea
Wheat and Rye Flour. and Corn Meal.
FARMING UTENSILS. 4,
Rockwell u Hinsdale's cast steel and steel
back Hcythes, Snathes, Rakes, Rub Stones
and Rides. &c. jug -. s
Cloths, Cassimeres, dc. &c.
WUST received new supply Of Wool.
~ DTED BLAcK. BLUE-BLAcKs GKEENs AND
BLUE BRoADcIOTHs, AND CAssIMEREs;; bought
chap for cash, and win be sold cordingly,
Please call and look !! Al No. 9. North
AIain-streef.
WADIIAAES, WEBSTER g. co.
WolcOiiUilles AEgAx II. 1889. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

lmdFeams meet thee Is o. CD.
Al I'M 49,. sus S va;ce ~; q - nv ar:
In every scene to memory dear
s. 80. see thee stu. .5,.s fs4
Il. 81 see thee stiIl! I'D,
N every hallowed token gonndi .f
m rs i AZ - i. = Nv tSsel'sai shaded
This siIken chain By thee was braided
These flowers. az w, an now axe 'hee'
ms BOOK IVA was shine-here didst thou read
.fa This picture, ali . yes here, indeed
80 ses 'lee s'''l'
see thee still!
Me!e was my ,.;, ~. W. sass
.s,g This was thy chamber, where eacl. day,
Isat and watched Thy sad decay; .
Here ~ .h;s s D 1II J o M ;as 49, H.
Aa Bark honrs once more ms woes nnfold--
e 40 tnen lsaW .nee, pa'e an1 cous -
@8
So mi ! 81 ~, ..ce s sc,
Death cannot claim he Immortal mind;
Let earth close Ger its sacred trust, a,s5
.T,,ss ~ hs.ovsa =" ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ N
he Beneath the coiins 70 see; ~ 49,
There i IL, nv, me- * lo asI mo - ;eSrrev done
.@r5 .'e. To see thee still
.a -.
that Mrs, Emma Willard Yates has separated from
ncr husband, ana returned g 10y Mn 'S ,w "a
male Seminary. The Patriot SAYS, She found Mf.
Yates not husband, but fyran'. infidel and deba-
ehee' @ ts@ 5Ea! !.
,,,,
morning last. The old wood building occupied by Mir.
Luther Hale as Curriers' shop, No 800 North Main
street. was discovered to be on fire. Host OF the
Learner an1 mnteriais ~ tne SHOP were BOt 0u u.'s
nature was entirely consumed. Mr. y was s insured
sos ~ am aus Ta re o"hie s ~ rror
incendiary Courier. "a s., G3ss..,ls .ll
ms -, ---:;... -
'e'o = ~" 70 s'a"u l',',.'ay ~ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

COpaEtnerShxp M0I1ces
TyHE subscribers have this day formed a
Il copartnership under the firm Of
Church & AgaRd,
for the manufacture OF
Tia, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
In WoLcorTvILLE,
where they will furnish Pedlars with good
assortment of the above named wares, toge-
Their with q general assortment of Yankee No
t,ons, BriianaiG Wares, dc, as low as can be
bought atany other establishment IN the state.
All orders received from merchants TO the
amount of BPS and upwards will be filled a.
the regalar wholesale price, and forwarded
to any town in the county free Of expense. .
10 Fave Troths and Conductors made and
nut UP in tho best manner. st
rs ALSO,
viii keep on hand good assortment of
COOKING SYOVeES,
amongst which are Morse's celebrated Atha-
nor, Gillett & Rand's Farmers Stoves. Parlor
Stoves, Box Stoves, Fire Frances Oven Mouths,
Casa iron Ploughs. Sleigh Shoes, Hollow
Wares, sc. &c, which will be sold as cheap
as can be bought at the manufacturers.
+ E7- All kinds Of work done Of short notice.
se CHARLES 8. CHURCH.
BRADLEY Il. AGARD.
WoIcoffriAs, March Y, 1899. tia
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
NOTICE.

ra.HE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the firm OF
Moses Morse q Son, is this day by mutual
consent dissolved.
All persons indebted to the above named
firm are requested to make payment to b. H..
MoRsE, who is authorised to settle all the con-
Germs of said company. ..>,,r,
b. HI. MORSE.
I,itchfeld. March 6, 1880. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Li,chfe,a, March 6, 1889.
- ~ .MORSE

II. III. MORSE
XKH.L be found in East Street. opposite
w the Congregational Church, where ne
will keep an assortment of
Cooking Stoves and Pipe,
with an assortment Of s.
Fire Frames, BOX Stoves, &c.
I;lchfpM. M0rch II. III
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
More New Books

MAUEO INV s0WOASV
A MoNG which are the Young I.ady's Friend
N tho Young I.ady's Gift--Mammon--
Temperance Tales-Stage Coach-Book OF
Conversation. Also. great varicty OF
school Books.
December H. y. GALi.lN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

The Official list of the Dutch navy shows
that the number of men-of-war (including
those now building) is "a. carrying in ali
2377 guns. OF these there are two. of 81
guns, Six Of IA, one of 81. two or Gu. nineteen
Of 81 70 80, twenty Eight from % 70 le. and
sixteen from n to Z guns. Among the lat
ter are five armed steam boats.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

The Cropsin Wisconsin, The Milwaukee
Sentinel d the 18th Inst. observes that tho
season hns OF late beer very pEopitious, and
the prospects Of on abundant harvest thro'-
ont tie iefEitory are Of the most cheerful
character. The wheat and corn crops arc
very large, and promise the farmer q rich re-
quiiaI or his tolls. pbe products Of the ter
risary. the eastern portl0n o. Y at least viii
a surplus will be afforded for exportnfion.--
In the southern counties. viz Rock Wal
worth and Racine. particularly, the amount
Of wheat and corn already ripening Ger the
has vest is astonishing and Is highly efeditas
bic as well 60 the character Of the ptonIS as
10 The fertility OF the sod in thar refioh
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

(. A DrvoHcE--AIMosr- The Hartford Patriot states
that Mrs. Emma Willard Yates has separated from
her husband, and returned to Troy, with the inten-
ton Of again connecting herself with the Troy te-
male Seminary. The Patriot says, she found Mr..
Yates not husband, but tyrant, infideland debau-
ehee. ~ 81 5essa 5Eats /
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

The EallDwina beautiful and affecting Requiem
we extract from the Philadelphia Gnzetle. y IS no
doubt, the production az the editor. Willis Gay.nrd
Clark, who lately lost kindheared lovely and ae-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
HISTORY OF CANADA.
C0NTINUED.)

On the 10th February, 1868, a treaty of
peace was signed at Paris, between the
Kings Of France and Great Britain. We
shall here quote some part Of the treaty.
at is stipulated that His Most Christian
Majesty renounces all pretensons he
may have formed till now, or may form on
Nova Scotia or Acadia in all its parts, and
guarantees the whole and all its dependen-
cies to the King Of Great Britain"
"Moreover His Most Christian Majesty
cedes and guarantees TO His said Britannia
Majesty, in full right, Canada with all its
dependencies, as also the Island of Cape
Breton and all the other Islands g. Coasts
in the Gulph and River St. Lawrence and
IN general all that depends on the said
countries, lands, islands and coasts with
the Sovereignty, property, possession and
all rights acquired by treaties or otherwise
that the Most Christian King aud the
Crown Of France may have had I'LL now on
the said countries, islands, lands, places,
coasts and the inhabitants, SO that the
MostChristian King cedes and transfers the
whole to the said King andCrown Of Great
Britain and this in the most ample manner
and form, without restriction and without
being able to avoid the said guarantee IN
der any pretence whatever, or to trouble
Great Britain in the above mentioned pos
sessions"
con hls part, His Britannia Majesty con-
sents to grant to the inhabitants o. Canada |
the free exercise Of the Catholic religion. 1
He shall consequently give the most extern
ded orders that bis new subjects, Roman
Catholics, profess their religion according
to the forms OF the Church of Rome 50 far
as the laws Of England shall allow it,"
"His Britannia Majesty consents more
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
SWANTON, VT. JULY 3, 1889.

Militia which was cancelled on the cath
August following.
Far from abatng his zeal for the cause
Of freedom, such prosecutions acted but as
a stimulus (if he ever needed amy 10 ex-
cite his courage in the great work of re-
form. He was one Of the signers Of the
notice for the convention of the great meet
ing Of ST. Charles in October following,
but was prevented from attending thereat
by sickness. When The time came 70 strike
for freedom or To submit cowardIy to a
slavish life, he left bis home and Joined the
brave patriots al ST. Charles camp, where
during the battle he evinced the courage
Of a ion. After the British were masters
of the ground, Mr.. Amiot made his es-
cape through the red-coats and succeeded
in hiding himself Cor long space OF time.
On the 9th December Lord Gosf0rd set a
price on Mr.. Amiot'S head and about the
latter end of the same month he was made
prisoner and thrown into a cold, damp
dungeon in the old Jail of Montreal with
his colleague, companion and intimate
friend Mr.. Droet whose biography we
gave in the 7th No, of this paper. His
slender constitution, the innumerabe hard
ships he had late y endured and his advan-
ced age aided by the insaubrity of the
cold dungeon in which he was confined
together with the scantness of the food
he was daily allowed, all these causes
united very soon reduced him to extreme
illness. In vain did his friends intercede
for his release from the authorities. His
death was the sine qua non Of his liberia.
ton from jail. 1t was not until the amnes-
ty Of Lord Durham in July 1888 that
Mr., Amiot was released with heavy bonds
amounting TO several thousand dollars
He returned to his once happy home more
like a skeleton than like a living man and
he fingered till the Slst January following
when he ended his sullerngs brought upon
him by the oppressive, and m urderous
hands of the odious British government.
Such was the end of one of the most
respectable citizens Of Lower Canada and
one Of the most faithful and honest mem
Der Of Parliament and devoted friend to
civil and religious liberty. And such is
the barbarous cruelty of the British gov
eminent in this enlightened age of the
world.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
PIT DOWN THE TYRANTs (!

T-s, never fail who DIE IN great cause;
g., block mas saak tbelr gore.
Iatu beads may sodden IN the sun--their limbs
BE- s.fuar 70 city gates
And castle walls, hut SAL heir spirit walks abroad
Though wears elapse. and others share as dark a
dorm.
Il bui angmenls he deep and sweeping thought
which, oerpowcts all others, and which conducts
The world at last to freedom. BYRON.
People Of Canada Remember that the
blood Of martyrs IN the cause Of FREEDOM
calls aloud for vengeance at your hands
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
PUBLISHED BY II. J. THOMAS.
THE NORTH AMERICAN

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Price ~ 80 per an. an ddrdnce,
or 81 90 al The md Of the gear.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
pSitMGtiOm Wia7,teda

A GENTLEMAN who has had some ex-
"A perience in teaching, is desirous
obtaining situation in some private fami-
ly or agreeable neighborho ID, as teacho
Persons who may wish to employ will
please enquire at the ofics Of lse "Pincs
Woods Planter"
Oct. 5. I3.G.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
FeHCi0nO Hotel.
JACKSON. La.

ShSncON9 Las
HVHIS establishment is now opened
II for the accommodation of the
public, under the superintendcncc
Of the undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fur.
nished, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boarders.
Extensive stables are attached an.
der the charge Of an attentive ostlcr.
And every facility tor the satisfactory
management of this department is pro
vided.
The table will be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark.
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls. ana
parties ofpleasure may be entertain. !
on the shortest notice.
The establishment has been Durcbo
sed and is entirely under the control OF
the present proprietor, whose best cx-
crtions are rendered to build up the
credit of the house, and make il in -.
cry respect, worthy the patronage oi \
liberal and generous community.
4. STONE.
jackson, July IA. 1888. 29-H
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
P;Rey Woods Planter,
SECOND :OLUME.

TAsre are only tps sorts Of government, one Of
end the other oUer the psepL';--loe hare sworn 10
support the former and oppose the latter.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
"A Proclamation.

By Alexander G.. McNua, Governor OF
the State Of Mississippi.
WHEREAS, it has been satisfactorily
w represented to the Executive ofthis
State, that at the October term of Frank
lin county Circuit Court, a D. 1887, an
indictment and true bill was found against
one HENRY A. ]. SPEARS, Of said coun
", for violent assault and batter, upon
Mrs. NANCY RAY; and the said gIenr,
+" j. Spears has ever since been fa,itive
rom justice; nd whereas, Justice and hu-
n,anity, ~ well az the safety of seceiv,
require that The SAID Henry a. ]. Spears
should be brought to trial. do therefore
issue my proclamation. offering reward
of two h,lndred dollars to any person or
persons vino shall apprehend and secure
in any Jail in the United States of Ameri-
ca the said Spears. And do moreover
require all officers, both civil and military,
TO aid and assist in bringing said offender
to answer the charge found against him.
Given under my hand and the Great
seal of tho State, at the City Of
Jackson, this 4th day of Septem-
LIS. her, A. D. 1889, and of the soyer-
eighty of the State Of Mississippi
the twenty third.
A. G. McNUTT.
3y therGoverncr:
r. B. WOODWARD, Sec. of State.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

PROSPECTUS
For reylving IN Bayou Sara, La /, the Lor.
isiana Jonrnul,' nnder the tile of the
Democrat ic RefOE'Mler

1
DRECEDENT renders il necessary e.,
= us, in the present instance, 10 So,
something to our friends relative to The
course we intend to pursue and the pnIiti
cal principles under which we shall be 20.
verned.
II will be our purpose to publish such a
sheet as will be acceptable, in point ol
NEWS, TO all parties, but at the same tnr
our political tenets being irul lcm trTt
ic, we shall use our utmost endep surs
pro note the great ani glorious principles
of Equality, rnawed bv the power of The
ruling dynasty Of our State, ard unbrhed
by the lncre of modern whigger.
Reform in the present state adminis.
tration, in the present banking sssiuu,.
and the present unjust tax ws which arc
in force, will be our constant aim, AMI our
untrng exertions will be used 70 bring n
bout re-actien in the public ntlnant.
on these vast and important topics
AS regards our choice for the highest Of
fees known to the Constitution oi our
country, we shall chcerfuiIy lend our /, O.
BILE aid to the supper, of the present talon
ted and patriotic Observation-Disclosures
VAN BUREN and RICHARD Nj. JOHNSON.
The columns of the Re6rmer will be fl
led with a general synopsis ofthe proceed
ings of Congress and our State Legisla-
ture, whilst in session, weekly review Of
the Gotten, produce and money markets,
domestic and foreign intelligence, agricul-
ture, science and literature--and, in fact,
we will endeavor to render our sheet n
faithful chronicer Of the times
The permanent establishment Of DO
mocratc piper in this section of the state.
should be apparent to every member of
the party. We behold, upon every hand,
organs springing up like mushrooms in the
forest, dedicated to the unholv and ianati.
cal cause of federalism, and warmly sup
ported by the friends of the cause, and the
monled power of Louisiana, whilst demo.
cracy is suffered to bleed to wane and to
die, for want of proper exertions cn the
part OF its advocates. Shall it he SO still,
The great commercial advantages en-.
joyed by Bayou Sara, situated as she is.
upon the banks of the broad Miss,ppi, as
well as the high-minded and liberal popu-
lace who inhab t and surround it, is, we
think, a sufficient inducement for us TO en-
ter into the entesprize which our prospec-
tus indicates.
Having thus laid before the public a
brief outline of our intentions, FIR patron
age and support we throw ourselves np u
the intelligence ofan appreciating poi,fc.
The first number of the Reiormar viii
be published on or about the 10Th 4 81 i
tember next, on an Imperial sheet. at five
dollars per annum, in advance, or six al
lars at the end of the year.
W.P. HODGES & CO.
Bayou Sara, August. 1889.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
rERMs.

Tho PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish
cd weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
DOLLARS per annum in advance, or SIX DOL
LARS at the expiration Of the year. All pay
ments made in the first three months will be
considered as in advance.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
Henry A. J. Spears is about 25 wears Of
age, five feet ten inches high, fair skin,
blue eyes, large black whiskcrs, wears his
hair rather long and bnshv, taIkntive and
noisy when drnuk; and when drinking
sweors great deal, Of r1 her slow speech,
dresses well, and generally rides good
horse.
Sent. 81. 31-at
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
SFAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS.
Both Foreign and Domestic.
...AVSO..--

Begging, Rope, Twine. and all kinds of
Western Produce, which they will dispose
OF at fair prices.
They are also prepared togive the high
est CASH PRICES for Cotton.
Cotton to our care will be receipted for
by W. a. M'Lanahan, at Red Wood Road,
and by T Worthy & Co, at the Cross
Roads, near jackson.
GREENE, SPLANE g. Co.
Successors 10 VIM. S. Slaughter T. Co.
Port Hudson, La, Aug. 3l.-2s-tf.
REFERENCES.
L. Lawson, G. w. g. l.. Baynard, r.
Cross, W. Dunn, Clinton, La,
/. J. Robins, J. E. Phares, near Jack
son, La.
w. H. Gaulden, near Kellcrtopn, La.
John TothilI, Liberty, Mi.