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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
Trust sale of Real Estate and Slaves
ian the county OfBedfOrd.

INOR the purpose Of fulfilling the provisions ola
l. deed Of trust, executed by William Oglesby, jr
OF Bedford county, to the undersigned, which bears
date on the 18Th day Of December, 1888, and is Ct
record in the Clerks office Of said county, he will
sell, the premises, al the dwelling house Of said
Ogcsby, at public auction for cash, Tuesday the
18th day of next August, # fair, il not then the
first fail day, the tract of land on which tie SAID
OgIesby resides, lying in the county Of Bedford, en-
James river, about six miles from Lynchburg, and
conans by survey four hundred and five
Also, if necessary effect the object of said deed Of
trust, i'll be sold, on the same day, and at the same
place. the SLAVES Hammond aud Lucy, conveyed
IN said deed.
The title TO the above property is believed to be
unqnestionable, yet will convey such az vests in
me as trustee, only. NATH'L. 1. MANSON.
p. ST. am authorized by Mr.. Oglesby TO say,
that reasonable credit will be given for the balance
of the purchase money, after the payment of $4,000
cash. N. |. MANSON.
July 20 t'st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

"""aSe on Nec Jersey ooasunnatei.-On Thursday last
e report from the committee of elections in the House of
representatives. declaring the FIVE Van Buren, members from
view Jersey legally entitled he seats which had been
o in only the day before adopted when of course
N embers who voted for it, other than the committee
apt, by possibility, have scrunized the testimony
Ia committee has been six months collecting. The
~ stood ayes 1922 % of the Wings refusing to
o'' and many, ,lesss. Adams Sergeant Dawson Thomp.
o" bell Ne &c) asking to be excused the ground that
lucy ma neither seen nor heard the testimony touching the
SUBJECT upon which they called pronounce Judgment
ahd that was unprecedented ask the House to give
0'c'sn involving the right representation off whole State
"hout having the parties who desired be heard the
oar OF the House. and before the evidence the case had
eA read or any opportunity had been given examine
~ We have no doubt that the Jersey Blues will this
matter right in the FALL by reversing this decision of packed
jury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

u The toast of Wm NJ. Burwell, Esq at the Lib
cry ann sersary celebration ION or first pagc,1 is rem
dered unmeaung by the omisson Of lew words. II
should read thus: The militia IF rirgiaia-he wars
Tor the acquisition and preservation Of our indepen
denee have proved that foreign aggression will always
organise while patriotism and sense of duty will
discipline them, fot the protection of the honor of
the country aud the liberty of its citizens"
VI We learn from the Columbus tMissi,spni) Argus of
July = that IAN affair OF honor took place the Alabama
State line, nea that place, the day BEFORE between Col
Hiram e. Rnnnels President Of the Union Bank and yoney
e. Howard, ESQ. of Jackson, which the latter was dam
gerousy wounded in the breasthc ball having entered at
point the right lohc and made its sxiata distance of
twelve inches the opposite side Runns4 escaped un
hurt The distance twelve paces-nnd fire. The
cause OF the duel article in the Mss,sippinn of
which Howard the author assaiing the character of
Runnss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

TIVE undersigned purposes opening school in
u Charlottesville, designed chiefly as preparatory
to the course at The University Of Va. In this
school will be taught, in addition the usual ele-
meniary studies, The Latin, Greek, French and
Spanish languages, Nat. History aud Philosophy,
Chemistry aud all the usual departments Of Mathe-
mates.
The cou,sc OF instruction. as far as practicable.
will be adapted that pursued at the University
md il will be the chief of the teacher mpart
those committed TO his charge that mental discipline
ard those studious habits which alone can Ionder
them successful students.
The LIST session of this school will commence
the 18th Of August, and end the 30lh Of June q
vacation OF Is days being given in December.
TERMs.-For the session Of 10 months the tuition
will be Sa0-an extra fee Of IS each will be charged
for the French and Spanish languagespayab able half
in advance the other half at the end Of the session.
As regards his qualifications, the subscriber would
state that he has taken the degree OF Master Of Arts
al the University Of Vrg mia, having graduated in
the schools Of Ancient aud Modern languages.
Mathematics, Cem,s,ry, Natural aud Moral Philoso
ply
N. B. The subscriber would take few beardess.
CHARLES r. q. SLAUGHTER.
July % wti5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Sig" from Georgia.-At a I,hg celebration of
The 4lh July in Georgia, Maj. Crawford brother
Of VIM. II. Crawford. Tho State Rights and iaynr;te
candidate OF Virginia for the Presidency in 1894
and himself an inJ exible Republican of the old
School, addressed the meeting in manly aud for
e'o's style "fIe spoke Of his acquaintance with Gen
Harrison and the caumnIes that had been cast
upon his name and principles. He proved him
10 be no iedetalst or abolition ST. and proclaimed
INN the patriot the soldier the humble farmer an
the honest statesman. He ook up the POLITICAL
history of M, Van Buren,, and, in most sarcastic
manner presented him as who could make
most accomplished DO :, bu never having done any
thing for the good Of The people,"
Ia Putnam, the largest meeting was held, few
days ago, that ever convened 10 that thotou h going
State Rights coanty, to express its decided prefer
,nce for Harris n over Van Bureu Twas address
eddy James A. Meriwether Esq. one Of the Wing
Candidates ioi Congress, with fefvof and aby
In Columbus, on the a h OF july 1000 persons al
tended the flppecanoe celebration. The Column
bus Enquirer says ali would be vain to attempt a
description of the enthusiasm which peryalcd the
meeting The vast crowd was addressed BY Tho.
f'Foser, formerly member Of Congress, and now a
candidate on the Wing ticket, by Messrs ]. s. Cal
noun, Holt, Howard Chipley and Fournoy A let
Ter from Columbus says, Seymour r. Bonner
mas come ouer aud, have heard, many olhers with
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
OBITUARY.

Died. the 18Th instant, SUSAN CAROLINE.
youngest daughter Of Capt. S. |. Matt aged 10
months.
IA the sweet flower TINT scents the morn,
But withei- IN the rising day,
Thus lovely this ininnts dawn,
Thus swiftly fled it's life AWAY
IL died 10 ain, II died 10 cures,
But Tor n monieut felt tle fodi--
o monmcr such, the Lord declares,
Such tho children OF our God,
-, on the 9Th inst. in Campbell county, Mrs.
Many DiSwIDpIE, consoit of Mr.. Joseph Diuwid-
die. in the 18th year other a1e, aitefa lingering in
disposition, during io.r years Of which she con-
fined to her bcd-eaving husband, children, and
other relations and friends TO weep over her grave.
Mrs. Dinw iIdle, was not n ember OF any church;
hut her suaylying friends, WHO head her express
hen perfect Willingness 10 die, trusting in the mer-
~ OF God, through the Redeener have The consoa-
tory hope and belief that, before her departure she
had made her peace with God, her calling aud elec
lion sure'-and that her body, now resting III hope
Will "have part in the first resurrection"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

u Al the meeting ofihe Alumni of the U nj
,e'S'y oil Virginia at charlottesville on the 4h Of
,u,' willis Z. Bocock Of Buckingham was elected
''esdeni and B. Franklin Minor Of Abomatle,
I'u M Frazier. of Augusta, Wee Presidents of
w society, for the next two years. Charles L..
'iosoy' OF Lynchbu,g, was elected TO deliver the
N !" Annual Address, and Alexander Rives Of Albe-
A''''e' alternate. Professor Tucker of the Uuiver-
''y' and George w. Goode, of Richmond were e.
e''eo each to prepare Essay be read before the
'oeiety at its next annual meeting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
ADMINsTIeATOR,s SALE.

WILL be exposed TO sale, at public auction. on
w Thursday, the 30th inst. all the pershable
Property, belonging the estate Of tho late Fortu
natus Sydnor, decd-conssting of great variety VI
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and sundry
S!a.e..-The sale to take place at the house occu-
pied by the Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchbusg.
Terms Of sale-For all sums Of $50 and under.
cash--ior all sums between $40 aud 500, GO days
credit or negotiable notes-asd for all sumo over
sloo. - months credit-,he purchasers giving bond
with good security. C. l.. MOSBY.
Admir-. Of +. Sydner. deed.
july 90. t:,0Jyif.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
FUK TIE NIKGIN I'M
MEETING IN WYTHE.

At a meeting Of the friends Of General William
Il. HARRISON held at Wyhe Court House. on
Monday The 18Th day of July $780, Major Rich
ard Matthews was called to tie chair, and James Il.
Miller appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being explained by Mr..
Anirew s. Fulton; il was
Res0tred. That committee Of six be appointed
to dfa an Address TO The people Of this county, SET
ting forth tie views Of the Wing party, aud the in-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

MARE CHANGES.-Tbe Tippecanoe Club of
Cincinnati, have received the names Of 1903 cilizens
r that Congressional District, Van Buren, men al
N, las, election, who request that they may be
! ouDIely announced as seceders from the Admins
uroD.
The Sieubenyille Herald publishes card, signed
h, SO secedels from the Van Buren, ranks and adds
awe are authorized 10 state that there are II other
psrsens in Stcubenvle township who have expres-
,ed their determination to connect themselves with
the Democratic Harrison party, bur who decline
signing the above, from the fear Of persecution in
their business, &c. THIS would make the enIire
change. from Van Buren,, serehty sir-a & cd old
revolutionary number"
The Lagrange lTenn.) Wing contains renun-
tiaion of Van Burenism by 7 persons.
The GalIipolis (Ohio) Journal Of July 9, contains
4 remuneration OF Van Burenism. signed by 90 per
sons.
The Posey (Indlana) Patriot ofJune "a contains
8, simiar remuneration by % persDns.
The McMinnville (renn.) Gazette contains a
Declaration" the causes that have induced as
e,izens of Warren county, in that State, To desert
Van Buren,.
The Montpelier (Vtrmont) Waterman, of July 4.
publishes the renuncalion by % persons of Van Blu.
renism.
These facts, which gather from our late ex-
change papers. show how the ieaven is working a.
mong the mass.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

|. nd j, quoted in the Richmond Wing the Ph''an-
-. declares that Gen. Harrson's recent en.
,...m,nt Of his vincepnes and Cherio. speeches
20. il that nothing will be gained by Harrison $
and adds This emphatic sentence: = Better
~ h. present Ad"i"istra'io" continue With all us
% mess. and its undisguised. reckless sweeping
".s,s eaiost human shts Tor SO shall reaction
,aLe place, and the American people the soon
aroused 10 resist that despolism which is even
y, coming upon them like an armed man." This
,,as,aph shows that this AOol'''o"'s' prefers flor
..o,. Of his own, TO be sure, and not because he
lin. Van Buren, as an AboIilionist.) the continu
nee ofthe present Administration, rather than the
,.o,;on of Gen. Harrison. Would he do this, if
c.o. Harrison were an Aboluionist or if he were
r.. Ambition candidate or il lie were secretly
MIN, the Abolition votes or if he were even
.h,de m,re fayorably disposed towards them than
Va, Buren, himself Let the good sense OF the
..ople answer the question
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
CAMPBELL c. II. TEMPERANCE SOClE

A meeting of this Society will be held on The frs,
Monday in August, nj Campbell Court house on
whlrh occasion an Address may be expected, by the
Rrv. William A. Smith of Lynehburg. Members
OF he Society friends Of tho cause, aud the public
generally are invited TO attend.
RIGID. HARVEY, PEST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

another call upon Hercules !-Secretary Wood
outy has asked Congress Cor a loan for authority
10 issue an additional amount of Treasury Notes. To
We une OF -four and a hall Milo OF dollars in or
uer TO carry on This 'economical" Government The
balance of The year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
TRUST SALE,

I'D URSUANT To the provisions of trust deed
Il executed TO the subscriber bearing date the
18th day Of September, 1887, by William Rideeway
Geo. Nj. Pay ne and William &. Moseley, which is
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County
Coun OF Amherst, shall proceed,on the 18th day of
July next al The house Of Joseph Kyle. called the
Folly in the county Of Amherst, proc eed 10 sell, To
Land, conveyed by the said deed wit, 93l acres,
lying and being in the sand county ofAmherst adjoin-
my the lands Of hcajah Pendeion and others, aud is,
par thereof, ITO the said kye's ii being The
same land formerly owned by John Coleman. This
land is chiefly in woods, running not far from James
River has much good timber upon it.. The title
is deemed good but acting trustee other will
be conveyed but such as is vestedn by said deed.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Trustee.
June ii ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

RECEIVERS GENERAL.-The President
and Senate have appointed the following Receivers
Grneral, under the Sub-Treasuty law: Stephen
Allen at the city of New York Isaac Hill at Bos.
ton; Joseph Johnson at Charleston !; and George
Penn al 81. Louis.
Henry Deas IS appointed Collector of the port Of
Charleston, rice James r. Prngle, deed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

DKANDY-ERUHhs Preserves, Pickles, as
I'D sorted, Calsups, Jelhes, Jams, Cordial, FRUITS
Confectionery, Olives, Capen. Sa,dines and An
chovies for sale at howell DAVIES.
July 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

lucia duel took place a short time since
~" bayou road, New Orleans La. Two shots
sefe exchanged. Al the second one Of the parties
a., ms pistol IN the air, after which the other took
L.a. e''e ann and SHOT his antagonist through the
v,sa hey we're both Frenchmcn. The sur
raw ,,as been indicted and imprisoned for defbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

W Gov. M'Dn!he has followed the lead Of Mr..
o"'horn, in opposi ion to Gen. Harrison, as might
nave oeen expected. 1t may not be generally known
NO. That he and Mr.. Van Buren's son Abraham
married sisters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
Review Of the LynchbUrg Market.

MoLCOunE n OrEY-Comn,i.,ionM Merchants
Extreme prices II p ,ssed Tobacco, SIS so to 1o so
Inferior 10 Common 80 TO CO
Common TO Good 9 90 10 90
Good 10 Fina 90 10 so
Good TO fine manufacturing b 90 10 ~ SO
Extra quality do, II SO to 90 %
Lugs. as 10 quality from 90 to so
Inspected the week. ending the olst. inst, 400
hhJs passed aud refused. Tue quantity coming in il
small and the den aud continues good. We sold this
week Q hhds for MIR. II. =. A nderson Of Halifax, one
nj SIG rs, ! hid ut $ll rs. bough, by Jesse Hare.
EsI one hid Tor James Shearer of Campbell ut S13
90 bought by Langhorue a. Armistrad. Esqrs; /
hid made by Ethelbeu Lcetand Of Campbell, NJ
90 %, bought by q. Il. Williams Il Co.; VIM.
Prmdle of Halifax, sold 5 hhds TO Seth IIalsey, Esq,
at $40 average
We sold in the week several hogshcad from So
10 l. A crop oi hhds. made by Geotee Jones, OF
Campbell, shipping. extreme prices Sc 80 to 10 25.
was sold by him at about IS so average. Other
crops average Sc TO So Very fine, boil, shipping
aud manufacturing, is in good demand at high pri
res, whilst the lower classes OF leaf not brisk
h the arrival of the British Queen have accounts
to the LIST Of July. The stock is small, and very nfe-
rior, and selling at low prices. Good and fra in
demand al good prices, but little IN market The
counts for tobacco may be regarded as more fayora-
Bile than otherwise, especially for good aud fine. Wa
have ever regarded il duiy TO give tho Planter
such Information ms NC consider calculated TO pro-
mote his ureresi;nnd as tho time for topping tobacco
has arrived, would say in no case top over eight
leaves the plant fipens faster natures quicker and
truth yields more in weight than il topped higher
aud Tor shipping 10 Britain. is worth SO per hundred
more, for Us quality, Another great error in
planters in this region ~, that they thsr tobacco
before it is ripe: they should permit II to stand just
as long as CT cumsances will allow Let us Try to
improve our staple, and make il heavier and riper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Cotton Yarns a, the Lynchburg Factory, No. 4, AZ
10 cts. No. 5. al 30 cts No G. at 81 cts No. z.
AT % cts No. 8, at23 cts; No. 0. Mt "a cts Nos;
10 aud II, AT 25 cts; Nos. IL aud 10. at &c cts.
Nos. Ia and l5 at 27.is; Nos G and II, at % cts.
Nos. Is and 10. at % cts; No. 30, at 80 cts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Sc to1NSset presque par leurs sources, lie
lcanafqs0 en- ut.iixantunc psrtie de leurs
cours, suNrait Ia direction de Iears Its,
auruit t~outaan plus 10 miles ct dsbolche
rat dams Pecan pacifique i Ia baie de
Chorera, . IL miles ENVIRON de Panama.
La repubhque do la Nnaveiie Grenade,
a laquelic appartient ce terri.uite. n'ayant
nj les fands vi ie credit necess aires pour
c~ntreprcndre &C GRIND ~travsii don't FAC.
comp.isscmeT setai: p,,nr ellie "ne >"irre
d~i''tideoee ct de nrosft,'e j cheteM pnr
live $ moyens a en- asa.r-r fex1cat;on
Denx dfcre's, l'an iu . jnia 1885,, F'anre
du 80 mi 1888, G.ahiis>ani lbs cnmtliti,ns
avg elles ellie ioactde d a emp gnie
qni sc p esrniefl lie priv ese DIS Com M
n'craiipns. DIS elnies dt~fai,ie - unt { &
fiifes !; I'm lci u etc desc, ct cette con
crs-i n Nf ohienne par nne sociGie de
Ffanc i Ct ,e N o-Grenadiens, qui cher-
che a reunif los moyeDs den tirer psrii.
L'exanen de &c projet. les depenses gail
eyige ct les res, tats que Ton en- espefe,
ser.nt lie sujet dun anre article.
(.I5uynnl aH Udrre.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

Etat dc n Louisiana.
Cour du Troisieme District.-Paroisse
Est Baton Ropges

ANN; Wife, Ne. ISIS
Joseph Peony, son mari.
EtNN veau DUN writ do Jferi Jfacias a moi adres.
IL Sc par Honorable Cour du Troisieme Dis
triet de Ia Paroisse Ell Eiai ci-dessus, il seIa exposs
en- vente publique,
sAMEDI, 10 Dscemb,s 1910,
sur les Beux, atx henres oriinaires dss ventes,
tous les droi's, titres, intcrets ct pretentaUns su
defendtur Joseph Penny dams ct pour Ia propriete
ci-apres dccrite, sa.ur:s
Une piece de 'Terre connue sous lie nom
de terse de Valmonde. coDtenant cinq
cents arpens; ct Ia terre joignant Ia
s~uivan,e, rosnue eomrso Ia tsrre de
Lilley, c~ontenant quatre cents arpens,
avec les Cheyanx, Bestiaux, ct to,,s les
ustensles de ferme appar,enant au de-
fendear.
DE rLu-30 tetes de bktail. s che y
so tetes de cochons, IN bnuf ct une
chirre.te. ct IN cheysl ct IN drsy.
Saki pour s~aiisfaire au ~jugement ct aux frais
dansie process cI-dessus.
Chnditions-Au Compliant.
l4nov-40 A. DUPLANTIER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
.fF'Xy
PENDULEs, MoNrREs & DIJouX

* NO .Ri.. iuf,rn,e fespec,ueuserent les RI
We taye.s d- R.taa Ro,sc, qn'H occupe main.
,rusttt F'sac,euse residence de 4. Fitzpatrick, rue
lie .~'f..tisr, III il fahriqttera tout Outrage d'ar-
scat, rv,'artr>. les mrntres, .rs tnises tie masiques,
o,gnes grsnd-> r~ticti,es. "a pepdules dc to,ae e-
ls~.. II ooatee tis,aen en- Quite, ei t6parerale BIZ
j,u. Il s'suenf asas Fru de raj 4 recevoit Ma
20 IN. assortment de verYes IL lsnettes propres D
,ra, age. II feu. ,aoa,irsr 4 : certiheats qai prou-
v-at Gsti : ete ioas- tenn s aprren,i oars &c gecre
dSua,st. etqa'tl q ete employee dams les 5%outiaues
lss ~. t-xt~cttbles he i'Eiat.
II piend for Ct Hagen, vieux rs 6rhange de ira
vail. % mara 6-6m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
vENTE DE sYNDIC.

Commencement D m ordrc do Honorable Jnee
al De District jndiciaire de pEist dc Ia Louisiana.
lJ'eAdosefai Gu Vente p,blique 1 r'encam sur les
lieux, dams la Parolsse dist B~aton-Roupe.
LIE Jeudi % dEcembre 1910,
La PROPHETIC suivanie, abandonnee 4 mes
CreancieIs !, savoir :
$40 Acres de ,erre Tplus on moinsl. .i,ues
daas Ia Paroisse DIS Baton. Rouge. d environ IL
miles sna-est dc Ia vile de sal0n- Eauge. sDr le.
eaux de Bayou Manchac.- 800 acres sont daf,;-
chas ct en- bon etat de culture.
lily a sur les iicux une bonnie Maisnn d,habi,a-
ton, nn bon MaH.ln d cotan et toutes les batisses
ntcessai,es pour une habiiation
AUSSl
! es NEGREs ~saivans, sasoir !: Wilson. silir. Ned
Mari, Sam, Minor, Jacob, Liule Milly. SANDY.
Elisabeth, lin, Mofiss, Pe,s-Alex-P Polly. Phiitis'
ct Jane.
Six Chevaux, 2 Mules ct environ 50 te,es de sates
q corIies, Cochons, Wagons. chauette. Voiture. !,
dies Ustens;tes de Ferne.
DE PLUS une quaa,iie de MATS.
CONDITIONS DE III TENTE
L'habitat on ct lie aag,e Jane sc veadront a Is
mois de credit, e, la res,e de la propriote a III, deu
et tfois ans dc credit
Les aeluefears sanneront une sure Id ne rsonnelle
aiasi lu'un hypo,heiysAsar la proprieso yeDdue
ALEX. SMITH. syndie deaniiG
% ocsobrs l6a0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

ElpAvE-H a etc ar,eie le 10 co,rau,. mar
- Mr Francis White demenraut en- Ia pa,n;,.
.e Quest basnn Rongc,a S miles an tlessous d. Ia
Maison ne Coar, IN theval creole de coule,r n.
nfiie, age d'e'siran 3 aas, sans aucuns ma ups
~ 1e'' ayant nn peu de blanc aux deux pieds do
as'f'e'e. Leatsel aheyal sill nest pas reelama
les W Jo"rs de Ia publication du present avis.
o'''a'"e"'rnt a1x reglements do Juii de Police
...s patoisse, sefa expose en- ve,.te ppbliqus
Far y sonssigne ie 10 Decembre orot hal. ! IN
he,'fes dn matin b son bureau
kOSEMOND HEDERr. ]. d. p,;,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05

ia AVIS.
DEvANT m'absen,ef pendant quelque ,sm'
de Baton Rouge, j'ai a~usosis6 Mr.. Ssml. Skclield
a fare mes ~nffaifes CONNIE agent, pendant mos
absence. Toa,rs les pefsonnes qui ont DIES adai,e.
avec moi, ss psniculieremsnt csile. qui me dol.
vent, sont prices de s'adrsssef b Jul, Ct je profile
de Gets. occasion pour engager ceus qui ms dol
ven, de L. solder gu de r6gler pa. dies biilets les
compile. lui MONT pas encore ete regles.
Is mni-l4 M. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-12-05
D AVIS
rlllets de Graisse.
w MrTccr1 NAM
l'ilu1cs Vegetables dc Vie,

I'ilu3cs Vegetables dc Vic,
EFT sIROPs AMEks Dr. DR.. MOFFAT.
m ES Pilulcs de Vie ont etc nominees ainsi
par plusieurs individus a qui ellcs ont
sauye Ia vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur eff.
cacite a paru presque m;-aeuiea.e, par la IA
cutie qu'elles posssdent de- purifier les organes
vitan1 ct de leur donner .lu ton Il de ID vi.
guenr. Ces pilules sont purement ct entiere-
nent composites de vEgetanx; ellcsne ~contien-
,,ent nj mercure, nj arsenic, r: anaimoine. nj
aucun autrc metal. Files sont extraftes de plan
ties rares, don't les vertus sont connues depuis
iong-tems DIES tribnts i~ndiennes, ct recemment
de quelques cllimistes distingnes. Un de leur
p%rincipaux effets, est de- 16tacher acs parois de
-Pestsmac les impuretcs9 Hi s'y deposent cont.
nuelIement ct de donner I'm jeu libre au foie
ct aux pounons, desquels depend Ia reg ularita
de plusieurs organes.
Les Sirops Aners du Phoenix sont aussi en-
tierement composites de vegdtaux, ct sont un
remede infaillible pour toutes espsces de fe.
vres inter mittentes: lis chassent le mercurc du
systemc, ct en- detruisent ayec promptitude les
mauvais efrets.
De plus amp!es details sc trouvent sur les
prospectus qui accompagnent chaque boite ct
chaquc bouteille de sirop.
LIE dsp6t a Baton Rouge est chez b. Joua-
DAs. Pharmacien, qui est chargede lavente dc
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Be procu-
rer tout les details necessaires.
WIN. b. MOFFAT.
New York. Is Scptembrc 1882.