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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

hiSPEPslA.-Wc have frequently witnessed, III,
u r''ages oi this disease. aud have be,,a mn
Isad oil manv remedies bnI f. sftener sa,v ,I,, s;i
thah result ~ success. The w-iter how az ~ ~,
s.,eI' To The Arent Of Ia. HAHL,cu's Cs-,enr ~
SIRE Not t'Es IeS5 q GERMAN Ar zIrx, r,,, -
may De iouDd IL another c. luinn has 80 t
snown TO u'i and from an invalid as he Us - Se,
hna we nov know and meet him tally as hal
ueaf,y man. Though no advocate OF nostrnn.s If
ANY KIND We cannot WITHHOLD aot,ce of rrS, y,
SonsloeI tbe Cihcacles and virtues of DR. Uarl;cL,
pp,Jiinpouno ouensthtnlDg aDu German at~,;sa,
rIis. he case before US is ivin. man,.,ns, .,
woh.- Spirit 0F The Times 80 ""'"eh' 10
ro' ale at tn Store uf John Fisher, who.Iog
feb Ill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

NEW MUSIC AND PIANO FoRTEs--Jus, re-.
= cerea at The Musc aud Variety Store. Union ST..
g. C. a.. no OF ne" Songs. MarcheF. walIzcs
Ne.' Tor tho Piano Forte, and supply Of foe sa,,sb
Guitars also 2splendid Piano Fortes. Of German nnd
A'nefuan manufacture Those wishing to purchase aro
respectfully invited to call aud examine.
ieo - \ AfFVTnD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

n EAp-loo0o ito PIX Lead sust received per
8 Is TriocI., I'D Tor sale by
Eb % Fo9SY'rH MOORE 81 CLARKE.
TNOR RkNr--A comfortable and oon>ehisni iwo
story Brick dwelling House. now an the -ee"-
Fancy OF Samuel - fiarer sitsn;-d IN east Wheeins
an the corner onpcsitc Richard Simia's residence
Possession given on the LIT 1T April next Apply 70
feb 29--Iapl X Mohho".
A I.ABAMA TAR-50 bib. just received per
a steamer EInbassy--an exccll' nj article and m
iarse barrels tr al, by :. SrANBERY.
mar No - Water 81
yUNIIE LIFE Of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
the Peoples candidate for the Prcsijcnc, -
with history OF the Wars with The British and In
dams ON our NORTHWESTERN front ef Phadel I6a 10
jusi received aaJ ior -als BY JOIN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

oiiN MOORE, laic Superintendent of Tho In.
~ "a'cr WORKS informs the citizens of Nheel,rc
That he has purchased ont Mr. G.. w BROOKS Pr
her and Us fully PREF srcd furnish all nrtitI i; ~
Inc. such Us liydr'nis. Lead Pumrs Pres of
KINDS and sizes. HaueTs' Kettles. and Sheet erJ
Having ms rnHchne propelled by steam. he will =.
tn'e To inH''sh ai articles IN his line wiil pune,,,,
and despatch
Wheeling. va. Feb. ] 1SI0-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

WENT COOKING STOVES.--Fivo
80 =, psfnt Cooking Sioves manufacture h., r.
s,.,.93 l.r'nstilio. These stoves are mo- hebt
apb iosea oi man ady others nov in use 70 ~.
4 80 eSapli eTiy We refer % Th0a- ~ PaulI 80
ions kitchie. Eco ana r Zsps Fs-- 80 49,, 80,
- - no o. corner Ct Wgter sad MosieS 80 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

A T. GOFF & co. LOTTERY AND IN.
n. CHANGE BROKERS-REAI. ESTATE 4.
MONEY AGENTS. AND GENERAL. lNTEI.LI
6ENCE OFFlCE-Ofice ls2 Main street, WLeclipe
pa-Al kinds Of Southern and Western cer6,a,,.. p,
dcPo'ie and bank notes purchased the very highest
market rates
The highest TSi.e paid for drifts q, sight on Ralri
more Philadelphia ard New York, and constantly for
sslc al the leV,est prcmiuss.
Buy and sell all Kinds of Foreign and American
gold
They niso attend TO the cSllcctsn of nnfss drafts
bills Of exchange. SC may rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
TN THE pIPIIC

TNiE MORNING TRAIN ON Tx FRANK
LIS RAIL ROAD. leaves Cl.lmbersbSrg al
hall past clo,k, A. NJ, and arrives al Green Gas
es from Ilsgerstown, aud Immediately returns t.
la time for the Train the Cum
ber!ahd valley Rail Ruad, whon leaves me istier
THE EVENING TRAIi. which CARES IN,
crest Wcslsrn Mail, lrsyes ChsuibeIshurg at4 o
clock, r. VI, or soon a. the Cumbsilan valley
Train arrives with the westeruMail, and by which
route Passengers viii reach Hsy,rstown at o.
clock. and The same evening" returns To Chambers
burg ~ o'clock.
Travellers BY this line III he able to leave BaceIs
t'wn ~ tn MOrbi, and reach hi'sdelphia IN the
Evening. or leave the for ner lace IN the evening
ana arrive az The latter early the next evening.
DAVID FULLERTON, Agent
Fol the 4. X. X. Company aud John Seidrrs.
lift ~ ovrrStowu Tsr,hft tl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
ATTERBURY, CALDWELL & Co.
iioie Forsyth y AneyGurvl
FORWARDING e. COMMISSION nrpc.u ,x.,.,.

VIM. r. A0cr5vry(laio Of FORSYTH a AIc,I,,,r,. ,,..
ing associated himsslfwifh JANIS Y. CALDwrI innd
I BoNHAM.wili continue the Commission and ra,'
"aIdlng business under the firm of A0er5l,T eli
~eu 20 and respectfully sociis from the friend. and
with the new firm '' "u'''ese
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

INOAL DiGGERS Il shall waht To employ or 10
' additional Coal Miners, the opening Of navi-
CATION. 10 men of sober industrious habits land
other need aPply) comfortable quarters and constant
employ mcnt will bc given The wages will Lc 81 90
per hundred With house rent and fuel free. 81 2
PER hundred and rent anil fuel changed.
r. MkEE.. Belmont Coal Works.
ian 4 West Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
kNOTE q NANGER

SADDLE, TRUNK g. liar.
MSS MANDATORY.
Nc. I5l Nom Street. WAeeling.
Wcuid infprm ihsh friends A
ihe public thaithcy still continue
nc Above business, and have
something new ~ the way Of
Spanish. Half Spanish and Ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
jim %

tASH viii be- paid by the suh.crilers for C,,,c,
~ sud rEnothy seeds. >'o'e
J"n2' JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

SMAIL CoiN-slo0 in l-s,hs and IA 9th. a..
~ dimes and l.2 dimes for sal. hy VIZ
Jan23 A. p GoFF & Co. Brok,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

- TONS LEAD,
- loo Kegs Beutiy's = F G g. Rock Powder. -
ieO bags Shot, assorted Nos in store a. for sale bv
jaw fAXTONS d. TINGLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

lNSEf.D ciL.--3 bbls s.inseed OIL. in ,,,,. 40,
IL for sale by ""1
ian Z FORSYTH MOORE a. IT apr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

nRNiMENTAL PAiN'rtNG-Thc
" lbscr!beT has removed hIs Painting REQ 10
W gas hai0 81. near the PostOfii,e, where ht
prepared 10 hil any o-6ers IN his line Of business
neltly aud with despatch. lie will luraish tuorde,
u n superors yle of workmanship. SIGNS, plain
shaded, gHt, emmanuel ing glass, &c. &c, ais,
Military md o.hri Banners, Masonic aud Odd Eel
sws Aproas or Badges. Flrcmsn's equipments, &c
Persons IN want of any OF the above or other DIES
crpuous Of painting or gliding, will please give him
a call.
TT Marking plates for merchants or oil crs, cp
n the neatest man r.. MATHERS
he.lns, April Is, ls1s--iv.
nNE Fairbanks patent scales Weighing 1000 lbs
" for sale low Tor cash, 10y
aus Is & J REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

~E will pay the highest price for few su.n
20 sh Douoioo',s' u brought 10 US Immediately
Jan 70 A. p. G0FF a. Co. Brokrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

VlRGlNIA-IN CnAxcERY=
NJ rules held in the CLERKS Office of the Circuit Sn
pcrior Court OF Law aud Chanccrs for the county
OF Ohm. IN the ulonih of February, 1910
Plaiof Zano and Thomas J. Is. Tcnro-
ney. partners in business under rc COMMITMENTS
Grn of ZAnc & Pentoney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

we have entered into Coparinership under the firm
OF ATTEEBUHY. CALDWELL a. Co, for The trsn.nc,;on
OF CESERAL COMMISSION g. FOKwARDINo BCsIsysg
~ mus Cly we VIII attend to the sale Of every de.
prcP-"d TO Gil VrJen G0r any Of the Proluce or
Manufacturer .. this vicinity as 1- as 10 give our
prompt attention TO the Forwarou,. all Goods sent
70 VS. from the East or Yves, Tros, a.. -,
~" I .iour WN u, ATrERsURY & n, c, HoNn,T'
having been Chief Clcgk y Iorsylh & 49,,
ouV Iorseycn yoars-yyc feel confident th1t We ~.
-, 90 70 give entire satisfaction ell Who go,
rO'' US with their business ''~'fsS'
WIN. .. ATTERBURY.
JAS. " CAIDtxrI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

EMOVAL--N. Reilly is,s reno, ed To- warchot,.c
IA No. III. west side market square. lately occu.
pied by James II. Chspline. and one oor north of Mr..
George AicMurrey's store. dc. 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
iGIILf IMPORTANT TO TIE aFrInc
II " TED.-To the Agent for the sale of DIR usI

III III = NicNiCICS.
'DEAR SiR-Baving been suffering Ior N, nrIv, -,
wears pas. with that most 9Inchariiahie gn,on. a,
'nS cata o@ue of dist asses, called iDysp,, si, =.
alter resortIng 10 numbrress intf cttsI -.s,,.J
during that long age IF suffering aud yrcnso 10
the money have expended during that .,,rc liz
conlported with my circumstance ia lif Ind ~.
ctiVinc my situation hOT .l.ss one 4 cou a I.I,
pare 10 the ct scriptiun given of 1nan or hs ,,
ney falling among ti'Ieves, w.o, after robbInp h,m
let nm 10 I've oil his wounds. for alter huy;o, So
money hlched fr>m ne in oI,,sinyns, = 'is NJ,
quack nostrums. ia-trnd " Obtaining relief Ifcrn
ihey had Increased the malady 10 a., ala ti,ins -
gree bordering on despair; until br ac,s, M tren,
o' mine pIlhi,d o"i TO an" IN The Prisc Lc6,-,
remedy lately brought before theprblir rriL : r. r.,
tthrichs SionIponnd rrngtheBing and G'rmsn
iperIeni Pile; The uSh coubiin. IA, il f;roc L
AZ q, rner resort was induced ro give H. ~
tlai, ihe result of which, efieT few v.rets ~ :" |"
zen n9y.hn hry most sanSulre expc, tnt;sns T. m
ruin, they have 5iiorded me All rhs r.,i,f n y,
ne anlIc'na',d ihrcush the agency OF a =, ed So
maIlian.' Ever q ?tr'ul e. z tie reLrt Ib a.
medicine have afforded YIe, | respectfully re- 'ns
y. Gins '"Nh.sh-
HEsIrEST ~ PniIkurrPH,A Gers,
i PRINCIPAL Office for he SAID az ~ o.,
PIC HlIolc'"e at NO 10, North Eighth II eet PHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

M, AZ -, EEyInEST ~ PM tUrrpHiA -cor>-y
rhdHCifAt once for he ssle uf tki- n,,;,,
lafelI.hIs. n'''i 'ee'' rht'
PITTSBURGH Office No a. S.. CI.;, A.,
next door 10 the lleshcny Bird, e ia" s"'t''
ALSO, for sale at The store ,r Ioi.. ,,,
Wheeling, Va. 'o"h shtT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

VlLGINIA-IS rAScYRy- AZ rules held IN IA.
Clerks sflice of the Circuit Superior Couri Of Law
and Chau,ery for Tho county OF Ohm, IN rho Inonil
~ Marc D., leiO.
Mark Dnnslass Henry Mnnra and Andr.x Pnttcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
no. SELL .Ls.s,E, EE.gAx

LNOR RENT. two frame houses ia East Wb,.,,.
ain'ncdia'e Possession be given of ON. :, = y
other on The LIST day OF April Apply to "''
"o Id DARE & HCCc-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

DOWDER-Jusi received from Duponi's Niills
Brandywine, Delaware. 100 Kegs Powder, con.
sistng of Rifle, Shotgun and blasting. of which We
shall keep constant supply. Being appointed agent,
Tor the manufacturers shall sell Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and cthcrS thus be Supplied all times
with superior article cheap il can he brought
from the East. FORSYTH. MOORE a CLARKE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

ANOTHER SIGN.--John Brown Francis, ofRheds
Island lately nominated by the Tories Of ina,
State for Governor, has declined the honor--of a
defeat. Gov. Francis is man of a large fort ne,
and has l. NJ tccn personal as well as pollrcai
friend Of Mr. Van Rlrcn. His declen,lon therefore
AT th, time, 4 serve his party, conscious as he
must that he l. the strongest candidate that par
~ could So er bodies no good to the Torres IN that
q larter Mr.. Van Buren, viii find, when I, Is,oo
late TO ntcrpo>e a remedy, that the "Social Re
form" d crimes which thed 'ples OF Tan many
have die atsd to him, contrary 10 his own luda
ment, will gain HIN no friends among the mt
pendent I zens IF Rhoio | land.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
ECLECTIC BOOKS,

u HE Eclcetic series Of School Books has been
undertaken By a few un,ifins labarcrs IN Tho cause
al education, for ,ks purpose OF i"ra'saing the
West aad South with a complete, uniform ami
improved series of sehnol bAnks, Commanding wit,
The Aiphshrt. The ctfat, has proved completely
successful. Tia books s,e highly approved ani
eN,easi civ adopted. The sails IL believed to be
Ni,htu, p parallel In tho Usi,ea States. More than
four hundred thousand copies have been published
.!arins the SHIRT tinse they have been hsfofe The
,ablic. The ioll,,aias warks comp .ise Tho series,
il Of which are s,erseiypea.
Eclectic prirsor, eclectic spelling book, e~clectil
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic third
leader, eclectic fourth reader. eclectic nr'thmeiie,
Ray'slit,lc arieAmc,ic Designed for very small CHI
lren, and as an introduction to the eclectic arith-
1etic; Rays rules and tables in arithmetic: the
,orai instructor, by Miss e. f.. Beecher. Much
as at late been said On the s1hJee, OF Moral In
;~ructinn. TGis work is designed as a reading
,,ok, aud is admirably adapted to meet such
ants. Mansheld's political grammar OF The
'ajtet States. This work is designed TO exhibit
c~onpls,e view OF the Theory and Practice af,he
,sasyal aud State governments, with the relations
stwssa them. Adapted to the nse Of schools
I'd colleges. Mason's Young Min.trss, . juse-
lie music book. For sale b.
GEO. NJ. ttraowsS,
Bookseller Il Statioacr.
Baton Rouge, may !6 Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
LIRE FALLS

AND iNESIA DilIBkS. rs
A POSITIVE Guat. FOR FEVER II AGuf,
AMI nlIiuus FGNtilS.
A wtll.regnistei aud preph4 ttnnate quantity oil
"A. bile upon tho stanseh II alN ays requisite for
the pro,not,oa Of kpind leal,h-,t sV.n ul.tes ,iigra-
ton, a,d Keeps The iitcFti aal canal irre from All
distractions, Tn The interior surface OF the liver,
~ u peculiar bladder il waiaI, the bile ~ frat IRE
served. hring fcriaed by thu liver from, the blood.
Thence II passes INTO the atomaeh and ll,tesiittes,
aud regulates the indigestion. Illus We seey Wteh
there Il a deficiency oibIir, The body IL CONSTANTLY
~roatise. TN tlr other hand, On overabnnaahee OF
bile causes frequent Nausea at the stotlan'ti and
ett,u promotes very severe attsak OF diseRse,
viii. h sometimes eha IN death.
MnFfAT's LIFE MEDICINES should always
be tshcu ~ he carl, stages of bilious complains;
and II persrvcrc,l in strictly according to the direo-
tions, will p~4sitiseiy cflse, a cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed IN these
diseases, altl,ong' they may eject a lei porary.
cure. at the sane time create NJ, unhealthy state o.
the blood, sni con seguently ,eua Ia promote u re-
ttiit, Of the very disease which they Rre sinnloyed
to cure. It IL ticn. by the use at parsati, -. cx-
eius'Nely formed of VIC sttable eompannaa, /" 'ch
pnssesstng within themselves no delcterIoas a. N :
oics, wi'lct decomposition combination or altts u
ton can develops or bring Into action; aud, thet :
fore. capable Of producing no effect, save that While
is desired that = safe remsd, isgfo,,nh.
III LIFE PILLS AND PnENiS NiTJERS
have proved to be the most happy in their effects,
in eases OF bilious diseases, ofany pnrelYseselsht
preparation ever offered to the pahlicy fthe sto-
mael, isfoul, they cleanse Il by exciting AZ to throw
OF It's eonteats, " not. they pass to thet'aodennn'
Misunderstanding vomiting nr nausea in t'ie stotnach;
stimulating the ucighboring vi>cera, rs the liver
and %paneras, 50 as 10 produce a more copieus How
OF their sceretions into the intestiaes; stimulating
the eyhaicnt earillarics. terminatinaFint the inner
enai, which an increased How oil the useless psrti-
e,es Of the holly foreign matters. or retained secre-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
Fnst Office. tiainn Runrf. Lnnisi ma. !

@b%" ,"'' h'''E' ''"'-f'f"' =
Febiasty II. 1910 }
kit-~Ycors, asking FIR an explanation tt lbs
protesting II sd,sh Of $500. il ~tec.i,ei,
IL Offering sn apology fat y Ike delinquency.
srn's tine s'n"t. stated that !, ptsttteg lhh ~.
iaInsl il the office. tef5ts ! tsetited The sriri T..
tnen, II postmaster, II charging letters 10 t"spe.
ct. SID il,st | he'd not then been sbie 10 otrret,
ii, having unvi,tinaty fsIieh fnie Tho ssmb ftar.
tics n"t dbl ! sss, ill ,b#t lime, tho necessity II
all eiins strictly 10 The instructions If The d.pst'.
n'-b%el'eeing inst I eoulI, ri any msp,sh'. col
bet HE ntrduhl dur. Some II those. whom I
hsl'svsJ 10 he honest. md WdoId d. So, have de.
r"iyei ms henge Tho last ltoicst. Drvrtsl drafts
svcts presented ard roiJ after The first protect, sud
WHEN the Inst tork plsee | wsnled but a small
SUN 10 enshls me 10 tshe II bp sinee then. tw"
bsts heee paid ons IN fatvt Of Pryor. aGd ono
~ fatot # Dickey.
My position in s9ticiy htts. shd iis insir''-
rance Of n la'gs emily. us. with ne tic strong"-,
Inducements 10 punciuHIny IN tls discharge 81
NY doties 10 he department md having. from
my Ghiahfy, been placed ~ su pnfssotsbls rn.
siiion-~"ns lia' stfD4b,hble@ hope | n,sy -.
msi, IL the ehfeo hlI I tsD e. in o portion Of Ii"
balances d.a the H., The dtIinquiDeies are Us
,es,lt Of the want Of nttsr III making pyst3 "nn
'ray en- delivery
Should This statement 10 t',oesh, ipsp'lrirn,
h2 he fustmssts' General. ! will place 10 ons "f
the ~irsuttes IT o9i bstks irte ibo inlshes du.
the department 5n apselai Opposite. "uljet,' To IT."
drafts from the Postmaster t%;eostsi. will ~
further md japosiis Tho whole nmeuhi aeefUira
AT his office, including The per cen, allowed on
collections. u1,il ] have paid lhN aiucunt credited
cut aud dos lbe Office. whether I ro''eas !, t.Ln'
lie, that ti'ith il 6o'J of moi.
A.. WAUD1Lt. r. NJ
i'ob't Johnston, Ass't r N oehs,sl. Washing
ton Cry,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
ROB-. John


Ration Hours, Ia.. itns II. 1882.
br~~ Y otis, in relation - tho PROTESTED atsf,
~ favor 81 Garntnrn. is t~ptritei
The cause Of thi. p,oiet il tho result Of 4
trnftite wljci, existed wien | t~eeeiyei tbs no.
posntnsn, Of Postrlsstat-of chstains leiisr aud
n"v'tprpH Fostaessin boses aDd collecting ftota
thoss credited when dfsfs were ptessrtad, "hed
this 1rhi' va presented, wbiei, vas late on Sal
ufify evening" tbs prfson presenting il was ~.
qpes,eJ 10 bria of III Mopisy, when II si,oulJ
10 j,sii. He stsleJ lhst h= Instructions fottaJs
thnt cgufae. anl protest susuel.
The p~,act,cs # c,edi'lng 10 hores hos bsrn
Aiseo"tinafh, end hsteahar Tie draft. Of he as.
y]nFtiffhl viii be- paid.
4, WABDiIt. I. ".
ftb', joh"s'oo Esq. Asa', Postmaster Csnsfel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
rdsJ MAsTER-BA1oN kDtuE,

Letter 1r0m lie F0sFtansfr grutraL. eemruui-
eating ne information rtgui,tJ hv II ttsoha.
Tim " Me Henee n Representatives n he
hM tAsfaaf. IN rek4tion N he indebfsdusss RI
ne postmaster at Bai"n Rvoge. Louiaiona.
Jpue II, jaa1.
READ, AND LAID On THE TABLE.
res, Uflee Department. june 10, la4o.
ar-ln "be,iiente to u resolution u the House
Of Representatives adopted on he btb ins,sn'. !
haze the honor to %tfafsn,it copies ftnstked A 10
% Of oil communications 10 Of FROM ,his depart
meni, relating 10 the Indebtedness II The Post
Master al Baton Rouge, Lopisians. also trans
''i', h"ten I'D. M authentic e"py If hls account.
marked H., shpwing the bul,bce NOW due : hin,
ahi the JstAs. number, ahi amyunt, Of ali ne
draft. lie has failed 10 psy.
stn. very respectfully. your ~oboliens ssr ant.
JOHN NJ NILES.
Bon u NJ I ~iiuh'e', Speaker Of Ihe lIeuss u
Representatives.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Of East Baton Rouge-Ihi-d
District Court.
Jean Pierre Nichgi aad wiff

"Ahts 3 tShfN
- 40 1885
Robert BOYD, nc
Fs virtue Of p wit Of seizure and yale TO me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court, Parish, and State Aforesaid, will be ex-
posed at puh!is sale Or
Tuesday, l4'h July, 1910.
al the court hot Sc in the town Of Baton Rouge,
between the usual hnrrs nf sale, all the right. til
tie, interest and claim Of The defendant in AID to
the following described property, TO vii:
A certain plantation Or tact OF lard sitnsted at
about one quarter OF a nile above the town Of
Baton Rouge, containing about one hahdred ara
twenty one superficial srpents according 10 the
plan thereof, ho1ndcd by The heigS OF Drake and
william Gil, 10 ahicb is snnexbd a small trail Ct
land Of about fon.. superficial arpen's on the south
side, the Y hole together with si the buildings
and ether xPpur.enanees :hereunio belonging to
the said property.
Seized to satisfy the Judgments and costs in The
shove cn.;tIei aujt-
Ts-ras Cash.
IS II Acs. D~r-z4s1rz-, sk.riE.
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STATE Or EDJESIANA.@
Parish of East Baton Ruage-Thira
District. Cont.
Pierre Lahion, Treasurer

Eo cal5
Constance Rochon Dnp'aniief.
spY virtue or a wri, OF seiz..rsa and ssfe TO ire
ID dircctehby the honorable the Third District
Court, Parish and State Aforesaid, will be expos
ed at public sale, on
Saturday 25th July. 1910,
at the court house in. the town Of Ration Rouge,
ie,~ cen the usual hours Of sale, all the rigllt.tt~
tic. interest and claim Of the defendant, Constance
Roehon Dnplsntier, in and to the following de-
scrlbed property, TO wit:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND
sitra,ed in the town Of Baton Rouge, in that part
Of the said town laid cut by Richard Devsll de-
ceased and designated under tte numbers | and 2
OF square No 2, and forming the northwestern
corner Of the streets Lafayette and Florida, to-
sc,her with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
:. Seized to satisfy The judgment and costs in the
above entitled suit.
Telrns Of Ss!e-Cash.
i2o 1g Pa. Waikiki, toEonsr.
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appointment Office, Nay ~, 1850
st Is Notiee has b. Oh received o, ibis delart.
msnt that you have fitted +, ray y ifsh for f,ut
hundred und siSty FIVE dul|srs, dy'sJ 2biI, Morcl,
last. Tie she'osel.s'a,emen,s from BE boois Of
'hs Auditor Office exhibits a balance # sig',
hundred and eighty nine dollars twenty nins
e'n's duo from you to The Uni'ci staies on the
Isl hpri'. 1897, on attopnt Of Fostages ~acffpiug
At Yout n%ficS. Ia
am an'I'otihsd by the Fostm,a4,st Getttnl 10
require an immejis'a ssplsoa'ion # tbs fslinfs
to pay ovet The proceed. Of yoisf nfRGr.
RUDsJUflNsIUN.
Seron1 Assistant t'ostmas'et Grostpl
n. WadjN Es1, Postmaster, Bs'"n Rouge, La,
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STATE or Il

PA IRISH or E.4s1' R.4TON RoUEE.
Epf virtue of prarirsnsiion Of his, Exceilcncy
Id the oyeraar oil Tie State Of Louisiana, N
election will be held on tho first Monday OF july
and the two Succeeding days, to wit: Fer = rep
resea'atiye to Congressfrom the Second Congress
ioual nis,rie, OF this State, and for two reprcseh-
tstiycs from this parish TO the general assembly
Of The state. The election win be held the FIRST
day Mt Gen. Townsend's on the plains, the second
day At the house Of james Forbes on Sandy Creek.
and the third day stthe Court House in The town 81
Baton Rouge. ]
mi6 Ia CHI. TESTER, P.J.