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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
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LNELI., JOHNSTON g. LNEI.L.
AZ james Ne kifoss OF Sfafaa RrAataa. ltrgiHfd
NITuOlESALk AND RETAIL DEALERS la Drugn
w Medicines, Cheu.cals, ny- Moods. Painters AUti
cics, ots NlluHN Glass glassware, Ac., watch the.
ytils,u un hl nal tcTtus.
NufU,-s, Mace. Indigo SuuG, Maccahuy, LotIh
Castle ssHIr. Cloves, laTd's, scotch dl.
Cinnamon. tryturt pepper lamp filack. HACK Lead
,HrHr l. fs...r.I STONE FfHrg hfon's Nttyts Chalk
a.. and Pearl Ar...a -ttrrh. sun. rarh Susia. Putty
iI.uoIirr U4r Z ,-yv1,I ~giditz Powders, sofa 10
s,isrttur IA Y'u,. Alum Yeast Powders. Alcohol
Powder al a. on auA Root castor O, la bottles
White ic7'. 1fy au' n oU fpsoiu salts Flour sulphur
1a'H'ica Ginger, ~aNIerc lux, la toug - hrtmstonc
Oil PupnCTptut, aud other lsc.tcr Matches
essential ctiS British LustTc
Isiuslas., Rutsia OIiNc Oil, la baskets and
sponge. coarse aud GGe barrels
SODA. tuT washing
Ou~-NiutCT strained sperm; Fall do; linsccd, Meas
oct. spirits Turprntiuc.
NiSgEiI.ASEOI'S ARTlCI ES-Surgical Instruments
succts Eyauss best own Importation. and wetrlnt'
rcnuinr: Apulhscares' aud ,ontCctNucts Glass Fur
Mtrc, assorted o all dcscriions; Niss u Ulcs, Cos X,
&C: prrfutucry, soaps, Tooth brushes, Powders, 49,
Paints dry aud rrouni In OIL oils. Window Glass, Brushes
Colurs. tnd Painters Articles. -,
Country Merchants select coos nom as Large aad
good an assortment be f1unCn any other stufc "a
be Statco. Virginia.
y The most prompt attention paid 10 packing aud
shipping orders. mh ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
;, T 7, !, g, c!g !. !. ~. MERcnANTs.

- J ~, GUARDS 90. ate now Receiving, 40 -lIp.
- H.t. away auh t1.opa nranicr. iruu iiNtri.ouI a
I."' ... t' n."1 't Iuun.ry Merchants and utn,ts
' ''''s .lr yI'riy direct from tho :urris.
'." mo-. MI. .. Ntw Autk puCvs Iru=s, f.I Geo
. ''n 'I s' hN C'lrE ard cNfm...u. Ir.l.
.. yea 80 |' me Siw. II street, uPpo. iic co." swan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

I'D I'D I'D
REGULAR LINE OF PA CHS FITS
FOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
nNEto,au saturday. positively from BOSTON,
~ -ix choonsrs OF the fret class, l. Insurance
warranted Al lowest rates
WILLIAM ALLEN,......"...l. Cook. Master.
GLADIATOR. ...............l,t uok' 10
GRAND l>LAND...-.. Brown, 90
ESRlldAlN,...-... y 'N'ht 10
ANNANAN,.. .........sl AlNlls' ~"
RbNENA..- ..-......i Dung. 10
With experienced masters and good pilots To sail eve
rysa'uriay from Central Wharf Freight stored aue ship
ped expense the vessels should nor arrive IN
time. For freight OF passage, Apply TO BRAMilALL a
HOWE. No. 81 Log Wharf, STEVENS, FISHER n Go.
No - aud ~ Central Wharf ~ 10 JAMES :. WILDER,
New York PaC k,t once, headot lung Wharf
Agents. ln N0rfak-I-ssrS. SOIIrER n BELL.
AGENTS "a Rfrftaond-Ms-srs JAMES FISHER & son.
WILLIAM GOMl.EI7r. Hu-ruu. November, lNFS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

NkTE CncT TOT sale
w ~ hhts - CfoiN sugars
40 cuba el1tihcd DO
= 40 New Orleans 20
::55 q" Ioi TO ,.i 20 &c.,
~ 49, i' 80 49, ~, T., ,rry,
-, ~ a. - w., ~ IN u y Orl,sn, Nr,l,sscs
o. -. -, 49, =, '''''' - - m,
n, ,s..-.. - ~.
On 49,. 3 tSIoS
a., IN I.,. T. : Glass
-. "a, iI-,fHs -, 7.u,,r ,-,,,,t.s
in1 .5, -. ~. IL, a,
IN e., ..r..,.,..t,., ID, q,
a. n - -, -
IN y, - = -, s,.,-,, ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

Manchester, T,c'c Merchants Rc1ulorl and Pccrssurr
I'd. - .r- l..s >isch INC shtr'luss ''''''
~ ~ ",. .-,,as,a 60
/ - T.a.r,rc- 'o
.ac.y %! auc i,5i and C.i Brown shcen.s hes,
IL cases bca-het Daucs,Ics comprising good assor
. .a. heavy : h,s-.scd s'nc,,irss aci
. Il. .arh art Brown ur.rrrs
NEGRO CLOTHING s; BLANKETS.
En"' u-'t ur Ncrscy Al. Woo! very heavy aai strong
a--a ",.. Sized E.-sev no article a.. r,,vv as M
. N"'. '.'.-Hi 1eia.al Co yr ru1rc dcqra,i fr ser
can.e c'rJ N.r.rv, Washington Jeans PorcrsfeIa
Seems. '.y si'""e,ts 'Ud 'tnsr styles @: Goods ior
|3t.. ~ Maryland PcaGrrn,.lry aul"Enos'sr Lin.
-... HE .'Iar.- Ham''uuIr patterns
L,.a....' sla.p us,rui E'nsc,a, q American manu-
CLOTHS, CAsslNERES < VESTINGS.
/ -, aa t,tl.. ..usdo
/ h,.. 1.- ,..t... ,:-rc., E.llcaui olive "lo,bs
. En..a Hr...r ,..H. ..1 ,,,,uncrrs Tor uyc.col,s
, l,'-yg - .-'.-, great .ar=ln
: El.ss due u AT. oths
Fine r.rs luf black Cl-siu.rcs
su..r w." iri p4's, hut ud French Cassimcrcs Of cx
'u .me zss1rncur OF Fancy Crs-iucre- from 81 PCT
! Et-. DO. ans ur"rlc.i-uiauy ylss
L. "r' : ,gs Ia.stmeros, ior roys wulcr clothes, at
Ere inc ~ cadet, steel naked and green sauucus,
| E"rus.y Ie,rs. ron p per yard 90 TIE lassr
N5.0o... sia-. e. Er"eaI aud Wooden veycl vesn-s,
( Il.--nrr- g.. aa /, 80 English Satin vssrinss
I Do. Genoa s.vs.=. iur Vcst aud Collars
'.' .'', SILK ' GOODS s.'''''N''
BE-. '.' h.' 0'a"' -uss-,i.r,~, pain an. striped
/ isi.. t..rH suf chang e,u.5 six.
r.uoaa. ..ra.-,-ired rlausrabIs six scrscs
.'.'. -..r- 20 10 ~''.a-r IHr .ir-#-'~ 7ui lnuutts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

|
"a few door. below zoo. B.. il..,I, tar.. .s. a..u
aH' assortment ui Coaches, tH4rr.rsa iHT.HH'. N4.-
lYs, AMI ruikoy maID gi 'n o.. = if. suI uDrem.u
hnp, which hn wI soil unusually Ir. ..f r4..r 'g ace
r'panceH hkuIsui work made FOO err. 20 the Hurfot.
toilre, and onih" most .u'tnuHH'c torn. r1r
PAsSENGEH boats FOH -yOTTSNEI.t.E
AND y " ~ s o. u ~
nlWPfrFrf Boat 4. q tANIli ..f.n H.....UH ..r
~ ScuusviI.r auf t.~ Nnk... TITS MORNING.. no F..
u'.o ptrci.0yt .uI sol. 10 .rUI.Y l..HUr On
MONDAY June E-u. vs .a rnrfu.f.. r".H.. .1|.4ry
90 Nov Market until tHH bros rss iufNr u arc T.ra
90 Star'F ufI Doc readiness rf N.W rsftlf o.. f.a.
passengers fu LyH.NuHIE I.rr. t,. .. ..t 90.
FfrrrE Overcome .f ... |s ttuHI. fr N.... D. .u-.f#
viii atr,r FOB iylsaDuu boz o g'r,rur ~
jgB-u lpYD. EDMUND & co.
Days of leaving Richmond ar. Iyu.l.ufa. Monday
" efrofiaY aud tri. ly.af- rrIs.k.A "
DROWN AND BBEACUED-C OTTONs.-
- ls' tflrF HuH lnrr Mechanics, Merchant Nrf.f.
CO. Naz .uf, Indian Head. ami her approved styles
Ill tD 90 P.arNuHf furtamogfH, Ml.a.Uuar.H, tH|lu
U.l|, N.|H"I. &c.
81 dJ a.Hf fine Pc
Ed OBJ % rNII u. a.. NruuHw.rF, very heavy
I- uu o. b .nI 4 NrrrimIrk. WtifHIu auI Hamilton
~ eo lnsa"l sars Stills Brown Dr.ng
60 30 % ani bsl.hrl shrings 1na zhccungs, can.
pIi.irr fII IH.Hrffnrrt
29 bale. Cotton ozna.grra of hc most approved aiye-
ranuif. IufrI boo NIrau.1.
We WI. ..l NE Shove O. .1a rs tsy eau 90 purchased
s't5 EENr KESr.ir a ATwATE1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
-5,VND . ..r:r.WsuUHC RAIN

Il,on3;oND - !.ErsttsBURG RAIL-
ROAD.
SUMNER xREENG ENENT-To commence Tbs
Day.
Leave Richmond Leave Petersburg.
lC 4 " Mad IIain 4. VI.
a.! T. VI. II 4. VI.
Mail Train n I 4. ". :. 4. VI.
The Trsius SiaIf hN gicbuoud dime. Fare, when paid
a. the Offices, Sl.N, whcuiu the cars, sl75.
Return IckctscJu oc procured at t'r ohiScs only.
IN AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
ROBE.WE MOTT,
HDJs. 81 SION PAINTER, GLNTIEE. &c.
N-A. .aOr 90 the Exchange Elul,
lf,yntIfs

NJ ''''- Pr" ''"H's ari f." public he lrrs rr-. .r.l
i...' . '.us go p.E 81 IIUtst Ol, Ga.#. a. v...
.F"". b .fuH .IB igT'te rg..Us iItyur .H -.H..
-'" rod BE-" '1 COS Goa Us procured, Do. ,flr .y.r o..
s. .... 100. i'u All l!u.s ct Paiuf- plr u.I . ri
..- "'-" 10 %. sizes. SID o.. o." box or single t.rr-.a
- s.-. nd SEQ s..u' Paint, iuI sale Ioyy valuable. ..
... .H. |.E "I ...u- .s roofs.
J. = .E" procured tu" services &C Nj Jlmcs Hrrurs
g"'' zu 'uH t.l.s fau'cr Will warrant hire WORK mot
inferior Gao iDE uau wuI. cone 10 the city.
Wht'-G.y MOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
no rRhVELLEr,s GOING NoETH.
{E % sISa
INGgEI-Tn HCC1MNHSNIIoN

PASSENGERS rnjn= Norh are informed that there are
three t.riIy i.ur ituu Washington 10 Hal
tmrIc- one imm,dB'cy IN %" rruNa of the Potomac
steamboat, a.rtyr A. the morning; aud aup
tHrI N Oh, .rrr Sfrt. last connecting with line frUln
BALTIMORE r nNat. 4 NJ: thus Attending travel.
Ter. Richmond =, fUgHurg Opportunity pu.
v,cl O. i.ur LfrIy Inl reaching Baltimore tea.
mguul 1u.lt 200 Na-rUg'on, iithcN desire o. icon
uJur- .u-fvu ruu. DHtory ~ the urN DIV, auI
Nc reach - Pfau,al fu lc,-r. Fare from RI hmuui
10 a. H..rr. slH IuUS. SHARP, Agent Ttan,u
aV iy~I klch. r. \ Pc. 4. Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
wv rs CAM.LLNATiL-E mAIsAM

\ = y - = CAR1IIN ALIVE BAI.SAM
IS cartli0, sIi- .uu ,li.c,sI remedy iOr Dyson
terry, DmIHI, or Lo.sercse, Cho.ort M0rbus,
Summer Complain, Cn"Ir, Gripping Pains, Sour
S,omreb, Falnaaay, ;a.. &C., and all Spa.modIc
and Nervous Disease, as sick and nervous Head.
UrHr, NY~,-r, Cum1 Sc. &c
iilN some . .' .I.s ..H pleasant and safe COM
i iH.|H. .F"s ca.' .H '. public, ipT fho Of 'tr
'I"u' i..-.iN. u Do. .'.HU.i duI bn-'is, aud f'r
Cu1LsHh I>FhNrJv SINNER COMPLAINT. ~ aug
rl..s geo i.lIe.t foo 10y DO iar there BE- $40 mis-
... ''.' of" ....| ".uiI. may tInusaIis' uf
,''. -.t .... ... .'" ... from Physicians, Clergy
..N ... . ON. i... |."'r.'fhI.fy, uoarug tug
.a. q ~ ...a,g .-J:lSGs iNuisN rxrEc ;Irj,
T.rsiicly LIDLL, JOHNSTON q LYELL.
s, MefliiIac'. ~ .tIGd.
lu& Richmond. "a
81 u1L.v hDusry- IMPROVED CHEMICAL
sAHI. r. ADIE & 60,
hg.UIg luI thl Maker.
Nc This SOAP progresses virtues and prap-rfes
every mnrur, o. Will make uIr s.tn as smooth and l
.' u. ..N remove 'fn. i'wr''z, amt Licmis."si Hud
l'r "H'hfe uEsaH inr H.agin- Eigr Htucp preference
iusa- ..#s OF Chloride NJ s..r mpsaa rf, very ,i.r.
Wi.rIn- "..... Us '.1.. ".' ar0 afflicted with p'i.
..s. '. .N". ... H.f a.ff tuH. hrI 10, ar. HI.nu
a ,...' ...Ir -.I iIH Goo. tsniIauE ruuatu.rr.
N. ''.'F ..' rH1. '. r"r. iHn .rIfvy 600 t'r gums
tH| I. ' '.' '..u il'u t.'.r Hrl aching, preserve
'..t .l a'..'. ''r "l.h..f lni rI..usnr
.rH .H.in.fH. naf In's -a.ri boy washing aiIIren
'r. ....,rI ,.',, . ,.I , ,.,"y qgI,'n.1I-
Mf."n. t..' .' 'is soap once r. work itwoIrl pro-
Or a. aTHrrIfI r fr ssf st-Ir boz ti.o Tor rsrl,fs
...' s.mr Tar &c FROM Linen corpn and Wooi,G
I.-.. l.r,k.rraarr, which ils. long lain boy anil
- a.us "H..i w.u tl.s soap, will boz.
rr...r.a. l.f ..,.f r.HarrfalrsuI retail nc ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

wv EAI... \ MiNrMm Gnons.

winch W - iauu ou examination. tr hr THE FT'su-
sui tr,a gCEsd, thar try have h7d m their
rH.rt fu urt, amt ptcrs LErfTri. Ltr similar
Goods uc purr-- IH any otter House This market
la- t~g uHi-o Which they determined On tuiu aud
sigrfiuNy ,al l.rm fhp-- want OF gl-l lar
- - ia sr-s. usH'C Ff,' urF Winter Goods
o. l.r - l-fl~v have yrgmris',F some of - %
Gu,tls souY tlc;r~ Hrk--Il OF srlri cr Be fund
aus macy others rot CnuGIuu;r, cag.y oP.lcaruu be
e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
FALL STOCK.

FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
AND CARPET BAGS.
\VE STs nov ~ .'ts, Q, o"r S,i s,geS Of nS9s
has been s,ce'cJ with ircai ca G d c5nrsrs ose cf
tho hes ami Ae a,@Ousoi- vc h0yc ever ha 60 which
bc0rc punches ug elsewhere. are 10 ocf
alue cncalf " .Ih We a. 'a3G.t iiil 70 s\c -a-iNe
G,UilCncu's ,sht dress GO u,c,s, M,r.' make
b 90 80 rs51,. sole 90 30 % % IS
~ " 81 r 20 shoe. 90 DO %
xGp'%'g n.sy lsos ,s;d aaS 81 r,s.od, for a2ourer
o''''f 10 , ,,5y " diN-'y SS 5s ',e,o
rAas.' sur,,oS yas Sp'i sr., MsGory'. make
~ colnrr, Nor,cco 10
~ c'ccsn,qnii,cd,ls HJskrs
10 p,S do sG .,,,s, ak ""i'er Boots
~ Morocco aud Kid nossins
laa: K$sgd NSsSseo Slippers ami Ties very cheap
Boys in, calf scNcd hyo's
H. 9 Ene g ,,si, 4, 90 90
Do f Ge@ SG ali. rS "S Shoes SS
TO DO 10 BUOtccs
MIS- luS aud NorocSo ssius, YER, ano
~ Leather shoes and u5r,ccs
-, - Mor,eeo ana scsi roo,-, very superior
Chlirc"s Boots scr'c very s'USa
DO IL, MOI co, seal and Isalhcr BoO,s shoes aud
ccq,remsn,. ca NC ei ssa5l y "1 Shoes
Do do + Ext 9anoa and bound
lar Leather Trgys'rs rgnN' IRON; IRON flames
sea. skiu and n4tr TRUNKS, az siz,s
Fancy MoT, Coo i,NU~-, G1r HHis1
small uaui Tr,uk v.,y c,'.,,nsHt
l9ic. Bonnet i,t.s, .sct aus black
shoe TusysJ ,i sl qualities
shoe Brushes H''A''s ~. JUDAH MYERS / Co
Dealers Ia Iloa.s, shoe, I.aaSs and Carps, Bass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

~ D. f fUNt1NGfttsH
90, Rev '"i Cheap Cash ury GOT ..tl.,
' For Main rfr.et
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
Vol XXTHI
TERMS

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pcr annutn, one half payable in advance, and
the remaining irstallhent at the commence
ment Of the hitter six months of each year.
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
to decline his further subscription. he must
give notice to that effect before the expiration,
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
AZ subscribing for another year.
advertisements will be charged as fol-
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lines, or less, will be inserted for Owe
Dot1Ar, and FIrrY CENTS for each siIbse-
1uent Insertion longer ones in the same
ratio. !,
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered
win be published in English and French un-
Ill forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements the %offlcere,
personally, will be deemed Responsible ana
in case of refusal to respond tor the same py
said officers, such advertisement will not be
published, antii the payment be satisfactorily
secured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEM

Dh oIf hIhDEH
Conducted by Mr.. N MEs. FISHER.
THE fifteenth session of this school ct
menced on the fourth Of January, 1871.
Parents may enter their children at
time, since charges are made only from
date Of their becoming members Of the sch
: No scholar is admitted for q shorter te
than three months,
Board and tuition, 1900 per annutn, paya
quarterly in advance. Washing, m es
charge. An extra charge of 81 per mont
made, when bed and bedding are furnished
the boarders.
The course of studies, which any scht
may pursue, without being subject to an q
charge, embraces every department Of
English education. Every exertion IL M
to obtain the most approved school books, !
in the course Of instructions and r~ecitatic
"to sift out the whole idea"
Music, 800 per quarter. Use Of inst
ment 81, per month. French, $40 per qu
ter. No deductions made for lost time, uni
in cases Of severe sickness.
The ornamental branches, including p
spective drawing and painting, Wax-work
plain and fancy needle-work, receive parti
lar attention when requested.
The scholars of the school receive instr
ton in the and Latin and Greek languages
an extra charge Of $5 per quarter, for eacl
July 3--21
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

HEADQUARTERS, 18th Regiment u. M. ]

HEAD-QUAnfEns, 18th Regiment 4. M.
Baton Rouge, Aug. 18th, 4 54i.
REG'T. ORDER by virtue Of at order is
sued by Brig. Gen. @. s. Rousseau, an cleo
ton for Lieutenant Colonel and Ma or Of the
18th Regiment Louisiana Militia, will be
holden at the courthouse of Ea ut Ration
Rouge on the 2sth instant, betweeti the hours
Of 10 A. M. and 2 p. M. The said election
will be superlntended by Brigr. Inspector w.
B. Robertson.
The officers Of the 18th Regiment are re-
quested to bring their commissions with them.
A. malta, CoL Ii Reg't. l.. M. CONG.
a1v Id g7 F
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
Drugs, Medicines. &c.

The undersigned has just provided himself
with a new assortment Of fresh Medicines of
the first quality and has entirely renewed,
with the utmost care and attention, his Phar-
maceutical Preparations; a choice selection of
various Chemical products, &C., procured from
the best Laboratories of France and New
York, can be found at his establishment.
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products ;
Extracts; distilled soaters; Tinctures; Syrups;
Medicinal drugs, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES Essence of mustard;
balsam Of liverwort extract of huchu ex-
tract of Iceland moss; Hays ~liniment, Peters
pills; Tomato, Sayington, and MofFat's pills /;
Harrison's ointment; white lead, &c. sc.
aue d % 3. IOuRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
THE FIRST ANNUAL AGRICU
TURAL AND CATTLE FAIR
I'M nIITCTANA

THE FIRST ANNUAL AGRICUl
TURAL AND CATTLE FAIR
IN LOUISIANA.
The first Fair of the Agricultural Assoc
ton Of the State of Louisiana, to be held
the town of East Baton. Rouge, will ta.
place on the second Monday in Noyembl
IS4I.
Premiums and prizes to be awarded by {
above Association for the best
Horses and Cattle.
Blooded and other horses, for the tu
breeding, saddle and draft /; mules, jacks a
jenneys Durham, Devon, Attorney, and 9th
cattle.
Sheep. and Hogs.
Sheep Of the Saxony, Dishley, South Dow
Merino and other breeds. Hogs of the Bel
shire and other breeds. Also, stock cat
and sheep.
Domestic Manufactures.
Farming and planting impliments-consi
ing Of machines for draining, ditching, thras
ing, ploughing, husking, rolling, &c.
Sugar, Cotton, RICE; Raw- Sat, Tobaccea
Indigo
FOR Tile pest acre vi any vi tle 3UOVe CH
premiums of GOLDEN MEDALS will be
warded.
Field Crops.
For the best acre of Indian corn, Irish !
tatoes, sweet potatoes, oats, beets, CARO-
peas, &c.
Butter and Cheese.
For the best sample of home made butt
or cheese, not less than twenty pounds of ea'
Horticultural Prodacts--Fruas and FloUe
The varieties, when different from thosal
common use, should be properly explaiid
and the method Of culture, &c.
AS it is the desire of the Associationt
make the first exhibition and fair worthK
the patronage Of the public in general, id
hoped that they will be literally susta|
ed in these endeayors, by these who feel
like interested in the Improvement, as we'll
in the purchase and sale of live stock, faE
implements, &c.
Stalls and pens, with the necessary prove
der, will be in readiness for the reception
stock, &c.
Application "a few days in advance,) w
be made to the corresponding secretar
]. Hueston, Esq. at Baton Rouge.
aug q %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,-Thirt
Judicial District Court.
e. Malta Su,Iicn

Noel LANCE and >'' @'''
John Calls.
BY virtue Of an alias writ of feri facia
me directed by the honorable the Third ].
cial District Court in and for the parish !
state aforesaid, will be exposed to public
on
MONDA Y, the 30th day of August n,
at the courthouse in the town of Bl
Rouge, between the usual hours Of salel
the right, title, and interest Of John GO,
one of the defendants in the above suit, irl
to the following described property, to wi
Lot number 9 in square number 81, init
part Of the town Of Baton Rouge laid oty
,,lias Bcauregard, with I'll the improvenls
the. con. Surrendered by the said defend,
John %,..ellis, to satisfy the Judgment, intet
and costs In the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
Il. w. FOWLER, Sheri
i,lv Oh ID
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April II, 1sdl--l0

N COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Having fixed his residence in the Town of
Baton Rouge, respectfully tenders to the pubic
his professional services. lie viii practice IN
the several Courts of the third and fourth Judi
cial Districts, and in the Supreme Court at
New Orleans. Business confided to him VIII
receive prompt attention.
Oaice-on Lafayette street, opposite the
residence Of Judge Tessier.
Arril Pill
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ABSCONDED from this town on the 10Th
of Nav last, a mulatto girl who calls herself
ErlEn LANGLEY, aged about 10 years, about
y feet s inches high. Said girl will ei1deavor
10 mass herself as q free girl All persons
are forwarncd from hiring or harborlng said
rirl under the s~eyerest penalty Of the law.
=. w. BIRD 81 G. d. BONNY.
Executors Of George Langley deceased.
iune 5--17 If
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FOR SALE.

A fnc plantation, situated about twelve
lies hefay the town of Baton Rouge, and
f]ront;nr the Mississippi River. It contains
abant three hu, ,,dred superficial arpent.s,, one
h,ndred Il which i under cultivation. There
IL also on It, d rood dwelling house, cotton GIN
&c. Mt n
For further particulars, apply to Mr I. r;
Mayent, New Orleans on % inc uhoeis's'fea
on the place. M.vrsr
Anril II. Is41-D A
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, 6 miles above
BsTou Sara, on the Mississippi river, a negro
man FAMED Dick, aged about 30 years, of dark
rocn,, lexion, about 5 feet 8 inches high, and
heary 60. viii give a reward Of ten dollars
AUGUST I II At SETH w. PURL-
Tie Baton Rouge Gazette will insert 4t
and send their bill to TIM ofiice.-[st- Fran
cisYilIe Chronicle.
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FORMATION OF HAIL.--Sone persons
are puzzled to account for the formation
of hail stones, in the atmosphere, when
the temperature of the earth's surface
is above ninety. Mr.. Espy, in his mete-
geological lectures, gives a beautiful des-
eriptlon Of the formation of a cloud, and
after the cloud is formed, he says, rain
drops are generated-but sometimes these
cannot reach the earth ON account of The
violence of the upward current, but are,
Oh the Contrary, carried to the region of
perpetual congelation, there frozen, and
thrown off at the sides of the hail cloud.
Boston Journal.
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STATE OF LOUISA MA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge bird District
Court.
City Bank Of New-Orleans,

Daniel r IL, ct. al. NO S0s'
BY virtue Of an alias writ of fieri faceas to
me directed by the Hon. the third Judicial
District Court in and for the P arish and State
aforesaid, will be exposed at public sale on
MONDAY, the Both day Of August inst,
ut the Court House in the town of Baton
Rouge, between the usual ho ,rs Of sale: Ali
the right, title, interest and slain of James
M. Elan, one Of the defendal ITS in the above
suit, in and to a certain tract Of land situated
in this Parish, about. fifteen I .4iles North East
Of this town, containing 6s ) acres, more or
less, with all the improy ments thereon !;
bounded South by lands of nv. Chambers, East
by the river Amite, North by lands lately
Browning's, and West by vacant lands. Sur
rendered by the said defe ndant4 to satisfy the
Judgment, interest and costs in the above
entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, Il MOI 5ls credit.
aug 14-27 II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
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July IL %
STRAY.

Taken up by Stephen Cobb, at his planta-
ton on Manchac, a grey horse, about Is years
old, branded on the right thigh with the letter
], and another mark ~illegible. Said horse has
been wandering in the vicinity of Mr.. Cobb's
plantation since October last The owner
will comply with the law, and take him away.
aug Ia 81 j. HUESTON, Ranger.
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WAS committed to the jill Of
AK fBaton Rouge on The 3lst July, q
Ggss7 negro boy who calls himself JoIiN,
pKs/ 5feet4 inches high, about ~ years
sKa&zSsztk9ss old, says h. belongs TO John fros-
ter, White Hail, rear Now-O Orleans. The
owner ID requested to comply with the law
and take him away.
aug Z % J.J. PiNO, Jallor.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Ronge,-Im
District Couff.
James Forbes

John Morris. /.
By virtue of a writ Of fieri facias to MI
rected by the honorable the Third suda
District Court, parish and state aforesai, 4
be exposed to public sale on
MONDAY, the 30th day Of August I,
at the courthouse in the town Of Baton Ru,
between the usual hours of sale, all the RI,
title and interest Of the defendant, in arc
the following described slaves, to wit
A negro man named Anthony, aged at
45 years, Elizabeth, the wife Of Anthony, ID
about 81 years, and her two children, Gy
aged about 6 years, and David aged abo9
years, and Ailsey, q girl aged about 20 ys.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment and cosI1
the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
july "a "a FL. w. FOWLER heri