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The North-Carolina standard., 1839-02-13

NOTICE. will be sold to The highest bidder, for
y Ca-h, in the town of Oxford, on 22nd inst, the
NEGROES belonging I" the estate of John G. Smith.
deceased, consisting of four likely Zone of whom
is blacksmith and woman and her family Of four
children. All Of said negroes very likely and val
liable, we'll worth the attention Of any dcso Gus of
purchasing that kind Of property.
SAMUEL s DOUNET Executor.
Granville Comfy February 9Th 1889 224 q.
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COMMUNICATED.

MT. LOTInS =
- 1t is taken for granted by some, and
pertinaciously insisted on by such deny the doc
trine of Instructions altogether, that, where the
Constituents opinions are known, the Representa-
tive rs bound to obey, according to the Republican
creed. Hence it is argued, that Messrs BRowN
The North-Carolina standard., 1839-02-13

~ REUBEN M. WHITNEY, of famous memory,
is the editor of the "Madisonian." We do not ex-
change with this Conservative editor, but should
like to be informed whether he, like the rest of his
allies is singing praise to Henry 4. IVise2
The North-Carolina standard., 1839-02-13
MARRIED.

In Yancey CO. on the 18th ultmo, bv the Rev.
J. B. McMahan, Mr.. John Husk to Miss Martha
Young, eldest daughter Of Joshua Young. esq. a.s
In Burke CO.. on the 10Th ut. Mr. William A.
Mccall to Miss Katharine Mccall, all Of that coun-
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ty; Also, on the 22d ult. by VIM. English, esq.
John B. Buchanan of Haywood, to Miss Sarah
Ann Willis, second daughter of Maj. James Viii
lis of Burke.
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JOHN O. ADAMS.

The great leader of the Northern Wings in the
House of Representatives, (Mr. Adams) and the
chief agitator on Abolition has lately taken occa
he would cote against the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia" But let it be observed
that al the same time he avows himself TO be in fa-
of act of Congress prohibit the slave trade
as he calls it, between the States In other words,
he would prohibit owner of slaves, in N. Caroll-
ma from removing them to Alabama, or elsewhere
Truly, he changes from bad to worse. He means
but to take higher ground against the South; and
we may add against the Union. 1t is certain that
the attempt to enforce such law would be resist
ed and ought to be resisted by the Southern States
Congress has no more right to enact it, than it has
to prohibit man in Massachusetts from sending
Goldfish to North Carolina from Boston; or to pro-
hibit manufacturer of New-England from ship
ping his cloths to our ports for sale.
1t is very far from being pleasant to to recur
so frequently to what must think is reprehensi-
BILE in the federal press, whenever this dark subject
is touched upon. Though we have no great cause
be thankful for any peculiar forbearance their
part towards the Standard, it is any thing but "a
greeabe to witness the of the federal pres
ses, on Abolition, when it is agtated by 'Whigs."
Faithfulness to our trust demands however that we
should speak out and shall dare to do our duty.
Even in communicating this new movement OF
Mr.. Adams, of the federal papers inform their
readers what he has said about Abolition in the
Distrct-yet they forget to add what he says about
Abolition in the States.
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IF Who would believe that the federal ''whigs''
are endeavoring to create excitement against the
Democratic Republicans in Congress, from Virgin
ia, for voting to suppress abolition petitions for
voting in favor of Atherton's Resolutions =? The
Newbern Spectator is trying the same experiment ;
the Washington Whig joins him. 1t will be no
co." gentlemen, for besides the unreasonabeness
of such course, your readers know that it was
whig'' who proposed memorials to the North
Carolina Senate to " terminate slavery"
1t locks little ridiculous to defend Mr.. Morehead
in one column for introducing Abolition Petitions
in Southern Legislature, and to affect the "hor-
rors'' in another, because A,herton's Resolutions
'' don't go far enough" to suit Messrs. Wise and
Stanly
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FR EsH ARDEN SEED.

= u n a1SE1 % 4 "a . E1Id = q q ID "
their usual supply of Fresh Garden Seed, raised
by Thorburn Of New York, in 1893.
Raleigh go, 1899, 222At-eow.
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TURNER s. MUGRKES,

February. 13. 1899.
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CITY Of HIM

o'Ly VI lloustoH, lIlH July lCjV !
/ pursuance OF a requirement of Il law passed by
Congress of this Republic, approved January
2ist, 1889, making it the DUTY of tho Treasury to
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on a day by him fixed. Notice
hereby given that the lots in the City of Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale, on Monday, the 18th
day of November next, between the hours of Ten
O'clock A NJ. and Four O'Clock, P NJ, at the Cant.
toll Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from tho law above men,
toned
Sec. 4.-Bo it further enacted. That tho lots in
said town shall be offered aad sold for othor cur
rency than gold, silver, audited paper, or tho pro.
missory notes of this government.
Sec. 6-Be it further enacted, That the said lots
shall DO sod on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other thrce'
forth to be in equal instalments Of six, twelve and
eighteen months
I" Sec. BE it further enacted, That if any
person who shall purchase any of these aforesaid
lots. shall il to make paymant of the several in
sta!ments in conformity with sthis Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such sums they may hav'
ously paid and the lots purchased by such default
ter shall revert to the government of the Ecpub
lie.
Sec. S.-Bc it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted, shall have thu privilege of pur-
chasing and holding the same. and the President is
authorized to issucpatcnts to them so soon as the
last in s,amcnt shall have been pld."
The salo will continue from day to day. until all
of the lots sha ! have been disposed Of.
Calhoun is situated on the t.as: end of Matagor.
da Island, directly tho Main Pass into Matagor.
da Bay, and from its advantageous position, will
probably lcco"e the principal commercial city in
Western Texas.
a Plan OF the city may be seen in the General
Land Office.
The several rnpers in this Republic, the CONNER
cial Bulletin, P,cayune and True American, of N .
Orleans, will publish notice until the day of sale
JAMES II. STARR
Of thu Trcasury
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TO TIE LADIES.

DIR lIuI.L'S UrEIO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
FNtllS new instrument for the radical cure OF Pro
L lapsus Uicri, or Falling of the Womb, by OK
tcrnal application, supcrscding tho Of the ub
jeclionable pressary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted the of perfect rcstor
to health, it never having failed of performing
cure even under the most aggravated circumsian
COS. 1t has received the decided appreciation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper of London Sir Benjamin C
Brodc Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen;
DR. Ashwcll. Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos.
pital DR. Rigny, lecturer to st Bartholomew; DR.
Griffith, lecturer to Westminster Hospital DR.
Ramsbo,han, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying in hosp,
al H.; DIR Sweaiman, lecturer to Middlcscx hospital.
and cnIor accuucheur to Queen Cnarlottc's lying;
in.hosptal also by Henry Davies, Conquest IL
Blundcll, Lee, Mcrriman, surgeon kca,es, SC by
DR. Morreuu, president of the Academic Roayale
ic Medicine, Paris, and Accoucer to the Duchess
D'Orleans professors Velpcou, Marjon, Paul
Dubois, Su son and others-and in New York by
professor w Francis, 6 S Bedford, NJ d profes.
sor of midwifery in the university of the civ of
New York, pr"is Dcls6eld and Francis, John.
s,on, president County Med Society, Laurens Hull
president med society State of N York. p,ots Jas
McNaughton of Albany, prois March, Cyrus Per-
kns, Doane-Drs rhos Boyd, Gilbert Smith,
Hosack, Stearns, Ludlow, nissan, Vache, Power,
Graysom, Van Rensselaer,, and many other distin-
gushcd physicians in the States.
A Hull, Office Vosscy st, Astor House N
York.
u A constant supply of tho above ia..ru,ne n,s
with DR. Ilulls improved Frusses for Hernia, viii
DO kepthy SICKLES l. Co, N Orleans
q Carpenter, Natchez; Stone h Marsh, Wood
vile; Booth and Mallory, MeAphis; " L WIla.n
son, Sonervie; Hall and Washington, Nashville
! McNairay and Hamilton d." 4 L Bliss, Florenc
&c spotswodd, Athens.
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uEALTu AND BEAUTY.

PllLS-An eminent dcal writer has rcna,A
~ ed and experience has proved the fact that those whu
attentive t"kcnpng the stomach and bowels proper order,
preserve health disease. and generally robust
cheerful and healthy old for esiruhc purpose the4o
pills aiaptrdhcng prepared The suphate Of quiue,
extract of Cam"nile flowers and the choice stonachc
and drugs of tho Naera Mcca. They in all
proved superior every other medicine cure Of
stomach aud liver complaints loss of appetite indigestion.
Of iuncss and oppression after meals shorturss Of
BREATH and excellent restorative the IA
ho as they gently and clcanse the bow srcng,hep
the stomach, and rorntc the con>titu Females he
value good health should lie without they puri
f tie blood distractions and give the skin bnauti
full clear, healthy aud blooming appearance Persons Of
peth"ric habit who subject head he giddincss dim
ness of sight Lrws'"ess, have great How blsod t.
the head should aks them requcntly Children
of all ages take them at any they con.as
mercury Ingredient that rep confinement OF
restriction OF dict They should he kept in every family Ms
remedy in Il" sudden illness for by their prompt admin.
istratou cholera morus. spasm, fevcrs other
farming complaints may be speedily cured or preveusL
Sold at No. 96 Custom honses St, New Orleans. 49,
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AiTON Il co, No. So Old Ievce street, in a,'di
- ton to their t"mer stock have eive from Eng
land, per ships Chester, Edwin, and \onntuu, and bv
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
assortment {" Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors
hnIns, tordase, Leather, oils. &c. which the, offer
Tor sale on accommodating terms
HARDWARE.
BrIg trace chnnS and log do; cane carrier cl,ins
and chains for saw mills; bright Carolina hoes 'Woots'
ana Lyidons; bright cart steel hoes, aud sh0vels and
spades; bright i.onisaun hoes; sruhI,g hoes; black
Carolina hoes best Armitage' auvils; blacksmitI's bel
lows, hammers and t"ngt files ted, of all kinds
!hbolson make; socket spu,lrS, assorted kinds:
Rowland's and iier'- mill saws; east steel whr and
cross ct' saws hni saws; copper swimmers and ladies'
HaLat on bells; Indian corn mills; combs; wood
screws; leg locks; American door locks ndlocks cabin
hooks; stcciya cash AID paper boxes; augers; cscs;
carpenters and smiths tools generally, bright staple vi
ces and general assortment Of table cutlery aud shelf
goods.
AXES.
Hunts cast sell axes, LAYTON rattcrr Hunts brond
ana hand axes, it'll an sentiment of Hunts tools; Col
ms axes; and l3o dozen tast steel axes, made by other
good makers.
IRON, STEEL. &c.
l0U tons tln square and round iron; Baltimore boiler
aud pnte iron; hoop iron, all size tussia sheet IRON
American do sheet steel, and steel in square
and flat bars, assorted Sunirrsnu's make: Crowley
,ee German do; hes, (i) English bli.tered ee Hancu
TIM plate zinc; sheet and pig lead; shot, all
NAILS.
Okcgs nails, we'll assorted from 3 tn 6 inches.
D" casks wrought nails. line clasp and Sc; 30 kegs SUI
gar hhds nails; IS kegs fine horse shoe nails Griu's
ANCHORS, CASTINGS &c.
Anchors all sizes; chain cables, do; 1000 French
potts. I" TO- pintS; spiders and skrts large assort-
ment; II 0 salt kettles poughs of different, rIanuacto-
res; ndow glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind stones:
and large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted Sizes
SHIP CHANDLERY
Tarred rope and haISers assorted: large anil snou
rope, of he hest kind, and Boston
Vanilla ted cords and plough lines; and u variety Of
very article in the ship chandIery line; leather Of all
>inds, just received from Philadelphia.
OIL AND NAVAL. STORES,
~ casks pure inter strained OIL 50 hhs de-, 100 hh,s
"a and 81 quality lamp oil 100 trrces lnseed oil do
oap; coal in half bbls spirits OF turpen,ne bright
sarhish; copa and japan do; neatstoot OIL son kegs
"e'llere'ls white lcud, &c. OH-tf
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COTTON .CIIslJlLAKS

C" PRINTED IrIW Nf Effat It ErpsditiUn, enl
style unsurpassed in New rELlANs, or else,
where.
ORDERS lcf ate oMrr,NG RON ". 81. Charles e.
hanpe, Conner of Gfa,ier s. ! ar TRUE
A N Err "a N PR IN NC OFFICE,
corner at p"'drns and St Cha'ts SHEETS, will 10
promptly uttenc.dto.
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~ $500. + g UI.A i PRIC ES
81: LOUIS STREET RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE

THE EXCHANGE.
VIE Subs rer has the honor 10 inform his irier d.
,a. and the rnbc in general that he will open, on the
ao'h I,s"r ResuI,ral, where persons will I've served
a'sE%ns I" the ' Of fare, at regular prices, wig:
nv cents tor Breakfast, and Seventy. FIVE cents for
Dinner. The breakfast will consist Of two dishes at
optnn' one cup of flee th mi H. hnlfa hottie Of in
ana brend at discretion ill- dinner " III consist OF
ee dishes at option, soup. aIfa bottle Of vine aud
birad at discretion " N'
great number Of persons have been complaining Er
'o"s time OF the Inconvenience ta II tables dores
Were ,hey ar" obliged To be at regular hours. The
... mas me hope of hnving obvaicL that c0n-
Vecice in establishing his Rcs,nuru, NJ rpul,r nr;,es
~" where persons will he attended to AT every luur Of
"' 1a'' u! ceaer rate than NJ The tuhIe 'hotes.
sSer'' has also elegant saIuons for private
P"r,,es' a'"' will execute city demands
Oc-+W MICHEL UOUAIS
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Recorders Office,

Two DIR. COLLEEN, or Agcn,-YOu arc hcrrhv NM;
he'd to conform with the ordinances Of police in
thffy Days from This date, in executing the iolwins
order to wit:
TO cause to be filed up with additional earth cer.
m'n lot OF ground "l"nging to you and situot.d IN
Ichap'touns street, between st lanes aud Nurka, ,ts
u ne above work is not completed within the spec-
bed by the ordinances. ''-'''''
S j. kIB lUR,
ComInissary Of the Sd Wad
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

ELS soussigncs. nouvoaux propri6taires de 70
=, Tao 'ssen'ent situG dons Ia rue do Ia Obrapia,
no. ilJ, connu sous lc nom dc MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonneur d'intorncr 10 public. ou'iIs
leront tous lcurs efforts pour SO rondre ngreabes
aux Personncs qui voudront bien les favoriscr de-
'eur coniancs Los commodities qu' offre cstlo mai
son aux voyngcurs sont ASSET connues pour no
point Juger nGccssairo den faro lei 10 detail
II scp-ly CUNEY T. FULTON.
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Ornamental Letter and other type in propertinn.
hose are the prices on Il credit OF SIX months: In, W.
WISH ~ inns tie to ecour short credit or cash p,r-
C'mses ami Viii therefore make disrUuu offs Ne, cent
Tor New YORK accepinces at ninety days. aud 10 per
cent for cash. '~
We have recently ndd.d our furncr extensive ns-
soren IS different kinds and sizes Of ornamental let
ter, .'nhracin. nscd, exIri-cone,scd extended
""t'!r, skeleton, shaded, MENTAL modern thin.fa-
ced black, &C.; 100 flowers AM, great variety of
oh'''eh's forming alt"scer the most extensive and
States and absolutely un.a allied one. We also fur
"s every other article that is necessary for printing
Printers of newspapers who pulli.l, this advertise
,eh three lime. before the LIST OF November 1899 sen-
am" Us one Of the pnIic 'I.. will receive pawn nj
VINE" they purchase from the Foundry four times tie
amount Of their bill.
y, GEORGE BRUCE NCo
New York Aug. l:j l;;:,g-S9I-:r
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STEAM ROAT BILLS.

MINERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS 0fSTEAM
" BOATS can hare their Balls strurk off, in on.
or more C"lord Inks on Plain or Colored Paper with
despatch. and on faroraNe Terms, by leapiMs tkctr
ORDERS "tTRUE AMERICAN Ut ElCE rv...-
pny dina nj ~ Chnyl,s
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-Couuc

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-CoMmcrc Cour,
~ of New Orleans.
The State of Louisiann,-To nil whom The Sc pre-
sens shall come, gsccting :-Wherens Andrew ) Bar
ker, having purchased At saIc made by the sheriff
OF tie parish d New Orleans The property
hercnstter described has app led t" the clerk Of this
Court in whose office the deed Of sale ord on
the ninth day"t August, A. d. 1889, Tor Mention or
Advertisement in confGrmiy t"um Act "i the Lrgisa-
ture OF tho State {" Lousia,a entitled AN i,ct for tho
further assurance at titles to purchasers jud.ciu
sa,sr;' approved the 'en'' dry Of March, 1884:
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons Interested
herein are hereby cited and adnonsie in the iline of
the Stale Of Louisiana, and Of the Commercial Court of
New Orleans, who can set ur any right, tile cia
III and to the property hereinafter described
4uence OF any 'nor''aiI'y in the order judy
ancnt Of the Cnurt under winch the sui, nude, or
any irreguariiy Or lllegay in the npprAsements and
advertisements, time or manner Of sn, or for any
other defect whatsoever to show cause, within thirty
days from, the day this Mention is first inserted in the
publc papers, why the sale nude should not be con-
fsmle,l and homoiosated.
The said property sold bv the sheriff of the uar-
ish aforesaid the twety-third day Of Jn!y, A. ID.
1889 BY virtue ola decree OF his Court rendered on the
third day Of June, a. ID. 1899 in suit entitled Andrew
> Barker for the of the A,cha'aluya Rail Road and
Hawking Company vs. John G Banks and Robert Chew
Camnack, No. u.s. the Docket of this Court, at
which sale Andrew 5 Barker became the purchaser for
the price Of seven thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars. payable cash.
Description Of properly, given in the Judicial Con-
seyance, Wig:
cenain parcel of GROUND situate in square number
sortyesht, inubourg Annunciu ion, forming the corner
81 Constance and Lac"ursc Streets measuring hun
tlTed and twenty feet front Constance street. by one
hundred and twenty feet deep aud front or .acourse
street, the Whale between parallel lines, together with
all the improvements nc. tnersunlo belonging. The
whole as per plan made by Is Iaton dated The lj,
May l807, and deposited III the office of |. Il Cure.
WitNess the Hon. Churles Watts, Judge OF the said
Court. this tent, day Of October, in the fear OF
I 9 ,nur. Lord, one lhnnsand eight hundred and
thi.iy .'nc. and in the slxty-iour,h year OF tue
,,.. Independence Of the United STATES.
ri JOHN E. HOLLAND,
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

d Ia Habanna.
Us 'nfrascritos nuevos propretarios dol bien
- conocido ESTABLISHMENTS nornbrado MAN,
SION HOUSE, s,uado on Ia calIe dc Ia Obrapa,
Mum. ll9 ; ticncn el honor dc anunciar al pubiico
que sus mayorcs ctiIerzos y atcncones seran dedi-
cadas i. comPaccr las personals quo les favorex-
can co" su patrocinio. Las vontajas que posec di.
cha cnsa para los viagcros, tanto por So locadad,
comoodad' etc. etc. son tan conecldas, quo os inu-
til enumorarlus.
81 set-ly CUNEY g. FULTON
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THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE Two Mi,
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910,
10000 p RII +, 6

IL Each days wing under the SUPER .ou of two Judges
OF Courts j" New Oricans and the wheels opened and
sealed b, them
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DROFEssoR sWEDOUR,s HyGE1AN III

F1hor f.SSOh S"E.lOURS HfGEIAN HI
L for the ehectual extirpation Of every specie
tom Of the Syphtjc disease, aud the many disc
| from the improper u eatment.
With esCh box is 4 ven treat on venereal an
diseases, with observations seminal veal ness,
| timing hints worth knowing by those who arc I,
sutie, ers to This dreadful and devastating mn,ady,
DIR DaviesOn continues to direct his attention q.
orders arising from the too free and indlscrjmr
gence nfthe Passions, which no, only occasions
tram OF nervous affections, but also entails oil it,
the encrvatIng Inberties of old age. In that disif
II chility and deficiency, whether the conseouer
tul habits, excessive drinking. any other cause
powers Of the consultation become cnfeeblod he
saieand speedy restoration to sound aud vigorous
It's amclancholy fact, that Thousands fail viciIq
ncreai disease, owing to the unskilfuluess OF IL
who, BY the use Of that deadly poison, mercury. ~
sttutiOn; and when the great Doctor Swcdour En-
fessor ut Leydcn University, he conferred un inva
lit upon mankind by the discovery of his grand
the cureof this deplOrable complaint. Never did
excite greater sensation; sought after MI,
used with unes Inting success in the minute
cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure Of
have been SO long celebrated. The fame OF thcs,
OutGcrnany, caused their speedy introd uction p;a
cry country. The certainty with which they were
administered, cum be attes,ed by many thousands;
ing the long continental war they were the nsnp
panion and safeguard OF tho soldier, in all gases
iightest suspicion o injection was entertained \
cine can he more appropriate than TINT wi.h has
general sat lsiactOn The lIygeian Herb Pills r, q
particle Of ilslhious poison, purifying in their
whole mass Of fluids: they not only rcmov, the
renOvato by their actions the different functions
expclling the grosser hun,ors, and in n manner
impcrceptil'e 2. t" convince tho mos, ccpuca OF
ishng aud IN ,,a'le.l powers; they nsilhercn
any other mineral, aud may he taken without The 81
picIon OF di.cnVorythey require no restraint OF
tim" or hi,irancc of husinrss, but effect acoupIrt
on, the least exposure TO the ticni. Al any prit
slightest suspicion may exist, it will he weliu it
to the Ilygeian Herb Pills for when taken before
has mad" lis nprearhn,e II acts ms certain proven
wing the complaint ehcctuaI y and secrc.iy I o.
state in which many persons have heeu, WHEN vi
print"r, from the use Of Mercury, rnuders IL i'm ri
cessary IN caution the public against that dang
when I'M uh,ciou>ly administered.
Thase pills should form n portion of all medi ,
and land, and ought never t. he omitted NV Q,
ing II Ion. VOYAGE or journey; their pi"Jerlict =
neither heat nor cold will inquire their quality o,
due effects the constitution.
SuII at No. 96 Custom housc st Nav nrlcaus
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ANli.LA |OkDAGE--A complete assortment Of
~ liaws"r and Rope, direct from the factory, war;
rantrd to be OF quality equal any in the CITY, now
landing aud for sale by PETER LA(Dl,AW
Ol7 cc -
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ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour au prem.
80 ier Distict judiciaire, Vendred ii Oc,obre,
ls39-Psesent rhoparabe NJ Buchanan, Juge,
Louis Francois Canonge coDtrc SOS CtGancicrs-
No. l6993 =
II. CALDWELL Syndic dc Ia ia,iiitc de linsoIvahle,
ct ie txboau do di tribution ayant etc d6pose en-
.Cour. il est ordsnns par la Cour, que les creams
eiers du dit insolvable On toutns autros personnes
intercss6es. aient a6duire los raisons sill
ise, dams les dix oars qui suivront Ia publication
do CO rule pour lesquelles lie dit tableau serat
pas confirms ct honologu6. les fonds distributes, ct
OF lie dit Syndic dechargS do toutes responsibilities.
Extrait des Minutes
'-t' AID. SIDNEY LEWIS,
OH j IN sod Deput6 Gretfier