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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIIi,UM.

F.LL aivEs, Nay 2, 1880
MI IESShS. A. n. u. sand l had Lecn affiicte
I'l with the "a Rbsum in il $, vcIest f. rn sew
eral years, aud Al times was bad on my hand, aud
"h diner ~ paris OF my budt, aim 81 Ia prevent
attending I" business. had made III grrai 'uin
her of drrent preparations thI obtdi ins bat little
fany buncht. and bee Iine So much dIscora. cd that
resolved T." u no lnor- unless could pr"cure one
war ahted Ia V'aring OF ror valuable remedy
went To Providence X. L., and purchased ate dozen
Of II, confident that if cur ne could dispose Ut
hundreds &, boxes. ! used il, ard iinmedii civ prr.
csNed that II benefited mo. and ncr using a few
weeks, was cured IN rely, aud my skin was rs II
never b'd Il. 70 isr"w nbOnt two year since " 8
cured, ahd since that tine have been entire free
from u rave s.ncc sol hundreds of boxes of IL to
MY frerds aud customers, aud u has been used with
wh' called on me for u had the compa nj bad ~,
her ace that could ha dy bear to look at her She
'"nght one box, aud Ia ess than one week, s was
Goa ps'aively cured. she used wo box, o. which en-
trry cn,ed her. In Short .uch has bern its success
IN eur ne diseases of the shin, That IN nix sh ui do
hose inj ntcc who are similary afflicted did not let
them nov the peculiar benefit which have reLen ed
ard which have known und eds Of Others 10 receive
from th" lre at your valuable g Eemedy."
EbSIN hmRrER, Merchant, Fall river.
u IL with much satisfaction that the proprieiors are
able To lay ~ abovr CO hcaie bef re the p"bic. III
nj may sc aud know i great benefit which one iudi-
,idEHl is able 10 ify TO having received - nov
others TO eceiyc f the Of this valuable M ne
So only Tor al' euni "u' for all other diseases o.
the tn, sncb rs nRNorm. TIE trr, CT lead, Ear.
ba s or Jck ltrh EcLsra &c. this medic inc ia also
cerihin our" he syrup "f sarsnp-rIlla is recon.
metd 10 be n-,d with the Kennedy, IL tends tn p,.
rfy aud hr"w out from III. blood aud system all ihr
nhratiy hnmo connest d with the disease, ard the
hprl cation o the Remedy externally al the same time
Grad cnies " from the system. Numerun instat CO
nave wcund where this course hn- effect cures ib
one werk's Time. Evety person afflicted with thes
complaints IN ary fo,m fs invited ate imnsd ate
use 81 this va nabls m d:cine AID get cured wtlnui
delay.
frrrarrd ard sold by \. n. & ID. Sands, 20 Fulton.
" y. corn'i nj Gold street AID 100 iGit"n, CORN ~
nilaasi. New York, ard sold by rr. u. v. u'I.
ARD, NevP II. u. l., AID by the most resicciah,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

Ie that follows his recreation, instead OF
his business. shall in a little time have no bu
siness 10 follow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
TOOTE.ACHEI TOOTH.
AOHE!!

XEM. BROWN, Chemist, 4si Washington
w street. Boston. has invented an article
that will cure this torn,enting pain. Rising ~
sight thousond case. in Boston and vicinii,
have been cured within a few months. II takes
away all smoll and soreness. Call for Blows :.
EXTRACT OF GALL AND kRtoso1E. OBJ
serve his signature FOR genuine. Prices 30 o,s
aud IS ceni..
to- For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, and r. r
INWARD, in Newport.-E. Thornton 4 Son
~ New bedford and by the Druggist. in Prov-
dence. Nov. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
Elacking,
or Leather Preventative,
Prepared and sold by
w. ii. READ,
1G3, Thames Strt et .M,rpoyk n
IG3, Thames street, .Ntrpors, r. T.

'k>HlS Backing will be found upon trial 10
surpass any other now III use, for soften.
ing and preserving oil kinds cf leather, and
rendering the same perfectly nnpervlous To
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that he
can now offer TO the public an article that
will give universal satisfaction. By this com,
position all kinds of leather, however hard,
may in very few moments by its spplica-
ton, be made perfectly pliublc.
Jan 25, 1888.
Numberless Certificates, tesufying to the
superiority of the above Backing, similar 10
the following, may be produced.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE PUB.
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. James Portsmouth,
This is to certify that ], being in want Of
Pot Ash, sent my son TO town for the article
ON returning, in haste, the paper contain
ing it burst and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoiled-the color
was taken out, and the boots appeared to be
bndly burned.-But by the application Of
READS OIL BL.dCKLVG,they were coon
restored to their former color and pliabiiy.
] also certify, that took part of a Har.
ness, which had been laid BY for FIVE or six
yenrs-and which was so hard that it cracked
IT bent-and was considered useless, but by
the application Of the above Backing was
rendered perfectly piable and useful.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, April 26. 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

HeR. NC MUNN's ELIXIR or OPIUM
~ containing all the valuable medicinal quail
ties Of Opium, TO the exclusion of iis noaiou.
principles recommended by Drs. Ives. Johnston
Francis. Cheesinan, Hoffman aud Webster, sl
New York, und o,bss- for sslo by
Msy 10. II. J. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY ME.
DICATED.

- CovCre, COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE
THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH, HOARSEN ESS, &c.
or nil the preparations for the above Diseases there is
noihiEg oflicacous than WILLIAM BRowH's Com
pound Bonoset Candy, Moulcai,d. The medicinal pro-
pes of this popular and pleasant remedy, are still
ed by the original Inventor at the Of Elliot
and Nashingon Sis, Boston and be had OF him H.,
all its genuincness and unrynled excellence. II has
been found To hc highly satisfactory IN removing the
above troublesome complaints, and Is unqnestonabIy
worihy the distinguished support 1t Inns received from
the public. For cleansing the voice is just the thing
ard is used by vocasts, and public speakers generally
In order to get the genuine, see that is enclosed in
direction, containing the receipt also fac snie Of my
hand writing ms supply all my agents with them.
For snlc by r. j. TAYLOR, las Thamcs-street, New
port, X |. nov %.
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P D ID II D = o

The following lines penned some years slnee by
the smentsd HEsRy j. FINN, who little thought per-
haps when he wrote them how well they might upply
10 his own cass-the la.t verse particularly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
Lace Wells.

&c LACK Lace vcil', paper Cnmbrics, ard
h-s winter Beiiing., TO, ,a's si
Jan 2. ~. sLsSIONs'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
LITINGENT COMBINED.

II APPLICATION to extract Pain from any part {
- the system. DIR HEwEs' and KIrTRIDGE's Lmi
insnt Combincd forms superior external application
Tor the cure of Rheumasn Gout, all kinds Of sprans
stn JOINTS cranp, pain in the back, swollen joint
bIans, and all complaints where external application (.
necessary IL being combined with DIR Kittridges Pain
Extract renders Il much eihcacious than any 9th
or article now Ia be procured. See certificates accom-
panyng the directions. II IL not of those articles
which Is recommended for all kinds Of diseases but sim
ply those oi painful nature where application
is required.
Price 50 cents a bottle.
kecrence can he made in Boston to number OF ind.
vduals who have used the above Extract and prove,
its efficacy for extracting Pain. Liiher Blodgei No
Nassau streets Henry Door, SIS Rllot street George
Pencock Porter Places Barker Rarncs i25 Washing
street; Phillips, Nassau Court
For sale in Newport, by TAYLOR, l4s Thames.
street nov 2S.
EAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.-The eflica-
" cy Of this elegant preparation in restoring
the growth Of the hair IN bald places, ia truly
wonderful. Where the hair has boen worn oil
from the top Of the head by the careless practice
Of carry ing things in the crown Of The hat, il is
generally considered difficult if not i'm possible TO
restore it, but it is found by numerous examples
TINT The Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure. Ever,
sen,leinan-(we say nothing to the ladies', il be-
ing fair presumption that their hair is always IN
full luxuriance AT least il always seems SOY.
every gentleman who finds his hair growing too
Thin. or becoming loose, should place a bottle Of
Ja,ne's Hair Tonic in his dressing and apply
It with free use Of the hair brush every morn
ing. The result will be a full strong and hsal,h,
head Of hair. The cases that have fallen under
our own observation warrant US fully in asserting
this. There is no mistake in DR.. jayne
Feekiy Messenger.
The above is for sale in this town by Mrs
ANNA NJ. EDDY, Franklin street, doors
East Of the Custom House. (ian 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
IUfeklp AImduar.

Calculated for the meridian of .Newpor,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

Numberless Certificates, teshfying to tho
superiority of the above Backing, similar to
the following, may be produced.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

AL gaiaftu fTuNI.
Observe lnal SO" anu s','','' Ill 'gI
when The young og'ds 'ahsa 49,. ,'o, ), r loas.
one By Ihe arm enc WV" w." ~ ~, .' ..f.",n
ana heavy hca.I 'uIn' ''s' .,t..@
hons" end an i.5 osso. ..'. . 1,',.,,
have Tor years Os0n : 80 81. .ro09,d
snIn8, and en'"'nlnB % C c.oI.,-., ~ ,bo
~ purcs' ana len7ela' e'''" ' :. sb.
heart 10" t''o2''n, ,n's ~ 1o,, oio.
moves towards 'na 60, ...l;,3 arg;1lsn
q0ent NOSE c .oa,., " '''-''
from tho.g loan'2," LII, t.r hama
She had Just o'a ea'o1 W N9 ~ ,. aa,
she has given we p'Il'u8 o-.l' -.,,,
ing kiss wan as.P aug ~, ~
emotions she mas PI''gO'J.4 ~ -
neiI! aaa obs ho" ,ona o,| +. ~" ,',11 aor.
fol spell 'b's WORD o[oalo ,, ! '1 la.Bo -,
hapa, 'us iaa '7E 'e''"o" "
mother, brother, s'''eL L..n..o, ,,ora.
Childhood ond yoa'n' 'ne s"g 10 . ,''G, "
Jog Of hie, WIN rs emu v ,g.
birds and earliest sa'0cla''o'.' 49,
now passed Nov comm9le 90. q ~ n.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

la tie course 81 speech recently
made IS Csc French Premier, he said
I'VE have, repeat been blt ten years
iu Africa. Open lho pages Of history
snl scs wbal Ufo ten years II we
should happen D discover The speech Of
an orator 81 euy ono Of tho great nations
llat have formed large colonies or dis
taut establishments which speech OF
len wears date only after the commence
meut of those enterprises, should consist
d. allegations against them ms impractl-
cable and visionary, ws should hold ito
Ne aupromsly ridiculous; tako Cor exam
"A NJ. case of England with her British
10 .a. Eat ! can cIlo another still
ttnosa la. bio will advgtt 70 you
INHa, VIZ. .a,a iA France on Tho subject
fo Ireipp Why tka word remain
Ell s i. OVERHEAD sbutdity When ex-
aggorated hopes, matters, Utterly rldlcu-
ous, are mentioned, IT IS still usual TO
oXcIaim in illustration All, that Is
Mississippi We'll gentlemen, MI'si,s-
ippi is now one Of the fines, provinces OF
lho Uuilod States; il is magnificent
country"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

To LvE.-We SEQ too many men will
ling Is live to NO purpose, caring only TO
Be gid of time, on what terms soeyer,
making it Jho only scope Of their life to
live; disposition that may well benefit
creatures. which are not capable Of any
o,har arm, save merely their own pre-
ser,aion; but for men that enjoy the
p1yileqo OF reason for christians that
pretend titls 10 religion, It is too base
aodunwoahy. Where God has besiow-
sj these higher faculties, he looks for
oibar improvements Whsts very poor
thing il il only to live but TO live for
some more excellent end is that which
reason suggests and ultimately perlecls-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12


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yae HHHHt
unI .#H h
u. IHg mFH
har
ea.4 aaa.H hn
nurb.ar aaf f.auy Iau aal.u iHa
H.aIIef. $50
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

LazrsEss.-Tho most distressing caes
Of this proyalaa. complaint We recoi,' e.
recently 10 have heard Of IS related m
ons OF our exchange papers, Of a man
OF considerable property, VINO SUING III
hseaay chair, calleds ser'onl 70 ,' pI' .5
bts handkerchief Tho servant da s 3,
and tu3 mH0 ii a Hltfi#T''r
uanv from b.s chair, To exclaimed
aUa. dan. vol b.aw SOU rascal! you
sa1w pa.. aa4.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

.NAy YOU Dm AMONG YOUR KINDRED.
What world Of thought Is called Up
BY ibis simple and touching bcnod'etion'
0bo has MOI At some time or other,
brsalhed il at parting with some dear
friendl Who that has been wanderef
from the sunlight Of his own happy
nome. has not felt its force and acknowl-
o8rad its beautyl II ia sad, sad thing
10 die among strangers, where the kIad.
moss OF mother, and The tenderness OF
. dstsr canaot reach "; where there IS
no kind hand to sooihe the dying pillow
no familiar voice to soo'he thu cold, dull
Gar 10 death. Oh, in that hour, worlds
would n8t buy from as ore moaeRf AZ
ar with hose We love but whom we
nay moi meet againl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

A WoHAN's AWANrAGEs.--A woman
may say what she likos to you, without
running he risk Of getting knocked
down l0r D.
She can take a snooze after dinner,
while her husband has to 60 10 work
She can dress herself in neat and tidy
c.icoes for a dollsr, which nor husband
has to earn and fork over.
She can 20 forth into the street with
oat being invited 10 treat at every cof-
le3 house.
She can paint her face il too pale, or
lower ilif too red
Sho can stay at home in time OF war
and wed again IL her husband is kilt.
She can wear corsets If too thick, aud
other hrins IL too thln.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
From The C'astet.

A. ~ lac rfFFTA 7 IT. II Wv
aTbo touch Of Kindred tics ara love he feels"
TEoaueo,e
d must leave this place to-night can
bear their marked neglect, and open
tsunts no longer said Charles EIiisioa'
and he left the richly furnished parlor,
where with some fashionable guests, sat
Mrs. Merton and her two daughters, and
went forth into the garden. Yes Unjust
20 he continued, no one cares for me-
and why should they fortbo poor penny
less being, whose very origin IS unknown,
Alas, how hard ii is to BE- thus cast upon
the world frisndess, and beloved by
nonc-none-none' and he buried his
face in his hands, overcome with The m
tensity Of his feelings.
None. Charlesl' said a clear, siIyery
voice behind him, and hand was gen,
tly laid on his shoulder. lie started, and
turning round, said
yes, yes, Helen, pardon me, ! spoke
unthinkingly. You still love met ne
added inquiringly,
Il do, Charles, and my father
Eyes, your father, my noble benaiac
tor, HELEN. lie still loves me.
Then why leave US, CharlesF she sal'
in tender tone
Because, Helen, youknow have beer
already the cause Of much dIssen'lon II
\ your ramily-God forbid that should b.
50 any longorl And besides, Helen, yo
know what treatment have receive
from your mother and sisters hay
borne it long out Of respect to your ia
Their and love 10 yeu, but. can bear
no more. ! Will 60 forth INTO the wor'
in hopes Of building up a tortune' an
say, Helen, il | should DO successful an
return, will you -'
Il will love you STILL she said inierroI
ting him. ooh will always love yoI
Charles.
sFareweIl!' said no, and imprnuns
kiss upon her rosy lips, he.tore hmso
away. In another hour he had quIItS
that house where he had spent 50 man
happy days with Helen.
Charles Ellston was dependent
the bounty Of Mr.. Merton. he HI
found him ono day, when about 10y
years old, wandering about the streets
the city, lost child. lie kindly Toy
him home, and used every endoayor
discover his parents; but all TO no pu
pose. At last finding his enquiries We
useless, he raised and educated nun
his own. Unlike her husband, Mrs NE
ton was of a proud, aristocralic 'PI'
and could not bear one whose birth ="
so uncertain as that Of young Ellisi'
She had difIused some Of this spirit y
her eldest daughters, but Helen, !
youngest, like her rather, possessed
noble and kind heart, and looked on
with compassion and love upon me Po'
though noble youth. ilo was now abs
seventeen years Of age; and the iTsu
that were heaped upon him We're ls'
y1rely. Il IS irro when Ar Mer'
was present none dare show the le'
dlsrespect toward him, bul this only .
we'd to mako him feel il more acu'
lnhis absence Il was on MS mgn0'
cd evening, that now Insult had %
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

AZ ExrRAer-'rhc glory Of the Sum.
mar is gone blythe beautiful grceanoss
has become vilhered and dead Were
tbs ali-wera there no association or
moral desolation - Of faded hopcs--or
hearts wi,hsring ia tho bosoms Of The
living 49, connected wth The dscsyBg
scenery around US, We would not indulge
10 o moments melancholy The season
Of flowers will como again--the streams
will flow graciousIy and lightly ~ before
---lhs trees wll again TOSS thor cum
brous loads Of gresnnoss 10 the sun.
Highland by messy stone end winding
riyuot tho young blossoms will start up,
a. O. The bidding Of their fair guardians
Bot The human hear, has no change like
matol nature. II has no second spring
umo Once bljgblsd in is hour 81 fresh.
ness il wenrs forever the mark Of the
snoiIof The dew OF affection may .all,
and the goutIs rain Of sympathy be Ia
Wished upon t--bul tbo sure root o.
bighied feeling will never again waken
into lire--nor the crushed flowers Of
hops blossom with their wonted beauty.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

There Is &c
W H 81 as8 SCI faIy
f fh sf aa lbs h.is
ssH fefH. iBsfe fihsfs8 "a IHs
ia W HMsaf llHl sa8 feufsl
asn lW iNs Hs ~ Nee fasand.
a who esta ltg ..e h.0al ~ W. "a.
tan lmtH8ths tsfmtft fhsy wefs
never lHHi WHp.ag upon law and
We're F. #m.i H4 character
t0a0r e.afH " maH, lei 0i b. iae lsfmeu
ihsy afs Size elt' Of aoa such a. lhs
taf'i nagefsaw iof honest intelligence
AMI Homsa f.nue, weslensd by The
Gospel JI God and whoa this nation
qas fss, lhs} nad their sous are ihe4s
Boat eIlIfaa1 hy .hs sheet anchor Of our
liberties aaa ho.i tho sb,p q her moor.
luz OF she ouliJas the storm Pdmimg
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vaada Hae faH ..al % no raa.
youth .U.l ba a..eI f lla.an' uanat
$50 o,.abar proud mAH.f would no.
object fea .4ug lof bef mn#at lbo
IS ..r 81 Ws dehaat merchant 10 Now
Olaas.
5.H0auiua .eu uA.a thrg1eholl
aul I1y au8 aa.He u .gal paiHut
uaa.ataa p'eHIl mansion q. a,r Her
luu. II was tbs blJhW.al BALL ol h"
lovely ool accomplished daaehtoe D. 7.
CD, gwen TO aaau @, har n.ae...a.a
birthday, and raa magnificent saloons
were tbt0ue dby ao youth baaH.y, WI
elite OF the metropolis. All aiw..ma
homage 70 Understanding charms. Aar
beneath their tyFont congratulations
aid there iut6 aught oI maIIeo ofeHfy
for the sweet dtspoalionand Eauii0 m1n.
ucfs o, Helen Merton had won Che good
wrl oil all who knew her, And new, e.
she replied % their warla hearted wishes
she ioohoo u'o'G o,@'''. ~ ' 's1'.. tr.s
'ooP0' .l.....
70 bar ms hoo''eu 'o.,l' 1ot ..''''''
chesnaI cufi' were eo''','I.'
diamond head.Uaad, 'oa' .''l@ ..u ~ . ~.
iof7aoou' '''a'l'D ' t .S.,
y ana c'eafnes' "a H,I Co"' Z 80 z, w. Ii
tunes "non 5lo "ou'' ,N'''t - , :" Nj = =,
dy wh'rl q INC dance q s',"'o "o''N P''s
upon hor Iovely 'e','o,1,' ~, ~, .,,,l ;at,
moi0oo4oiy oAi'F1sat ,,' o' n ,''l'
her laughing eye Guns y I. SUI. {
yoI wanted 70 cou'Plog ~, n'r '. P' - In.
oho was 'n'on'ne' sI". ,!.,, INV Nv, :" ngiJ@,
many years ago n"I w." ~. .',.. ''.,, i,
love- might |Il'sl sue ~ 1 ~ '','' \,
by wealth a1d INJURY y oI"55. "a,
INC primo y y, '' al, !" r ry, m
tfess. eS' .''e '1'' Nm ,,4 e,,ah !
companion 81 noI cnI l NO., Uos 'ba
woman an, + cona '',,, <. ' o6, 'o
It saou'u = o'.en y . @ou ~, advance
i The evening" was so'ilo !" nav rIeler
when Mr. merton Xxx a., mo man
looN az 1i y eaan,ansnce raven han
whose dark eo9 lI ',a;,,E, clsm indie,
ri t
anu - -,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

LuSa. ~ Of all the different species
Of lying, says some old wissscre, that of
lying too long il bed is the most psrnl-
eI0us.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

"Parswoll---a long farewell" as the
man said when he lent his umbrella.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE:

NOTICE:
uREsoiyED, Thas q meeting # tss Tip.
pecanos Association be held 81 the meeting honsi
VI Manchdc, on Saturday the 18th October next
That 9 meeting be held at Salem Camp Ground,
on Wsdnssdsy aiss day Of OcIStsf next. Thsi
! meeting 30 hold atfhs Presbyterian Church, on
the plains, on Saturday GATH dsy Of October next.
RESOLVED, That Mcs.rs. Thos. @. Morgan, 4.
N.Osden, Amos Adams, Jas. N. Elan, Aug.
Devaii end jos. Fo~ isr BE- appointed u address
tbs people = those times and place..
Eesot0ed, That should the advocates Of Martin
Van Buren,, ssinca q desire 10 enter int6ss pnb-
isc discsssion on the politics Of the day-,hos Of
dnaAins 'beis wishes known TO the Executive
coanuitiss Of tbis Parish. arrangements will be
made 70 seeommodals them.
BY ssder Of the Esecosiys Cou,mituo.
sap - w. H. WlKOFF, secseisty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-03
Probate Sale.

w ILL be sold on the 18th inst. At the Planta-
W ton whereon the late Bernard PcyronniR
resided, BY order Of the Probate Court. the fol-
lowing personal property belonging TO- ne success.
sion OF said deceased, viz.
All the farming utensils on the place, 90 bales
Of Cotton, &heaf Of Horses, \ Cows and calves.
one : horse WsEgohs and > 9 horse do. drsy, :
CART l00bbla Corn, lot Of Fodder, / Saddle, +
double barrel Gin, l single do. r Mdsket. House
hold Furniture, such as Side-Board, China coffee
and tea set, Bureau, Clock &c.
VIII also be sold the Real Estate, belonging to-
said Succession, on Tuesday the 9th October next,
on the premises;-
Ist, One lot Of ground, viii, HE House and Inn
p%rovernents thereon. measuring 60 feet front, BY
100 in depth, being No. 4 Of Square No. 3.
Also Lots No. s, 4. and 5, Of Square No 5-alF
in that section of the Town laid ont by A Gras.
Terms Of Sale-The Real Estate, al one and
two years credit, purchaser 10 furnish his endorsed
Note payable in Bank, the personal property,
Cash. CH..TESSERs p r.
September s. so