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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

A Cnnecticu, Jonathan, in taking a walk with
his dearest, came to d toll bridge; when he, as
honestly as be was wont to be, spid, after paying
his toll, (Which was one ccnt,)--'Come, suks,
you must pay your own toll, for jist as like as NOT
| ahon't have you after all
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

lSFoHaATiow.-In South Wales n board was
raised, upon which was inscribed, When this
board is SIX feet under water. tho road ia iinpasSa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

No Go.-..im Yorkshire, myself, mud wouldn'.
attempt to deceive yon-it's pure gold, snd Dough,
oise' Yes, Mcaster, bat lse Yorkshire, too-so
tts M. rnft
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09
3 BRYAN,

TNTAS bf0oght 10 The Depot ~
ri w Baton Rouge, from the jail OF
the paria}, Of ibetyille, on the ! III
eaJ</ Of October, 1910, a negro man, WIN"
AZ calls himself 1oa, 5 feet 8 inches
'Ss@@@~ high, about 90 years of age, yrI'e"
complexion. aud says he belongs 10 a Mi lamar,
near Waterloo. The owner IL requested TO COM
ply with the law, and ttko him away.
DC u Y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09
ALSO.

Is slaves, Hannah 81; her child Eiiaa 10; Bob
45; Cherry -; lttln Hannah II, Sampson g.
Nathan a5: Iane 81, his wife; Fanny ; and
Mania her chil lran; Amy % her chill Sophia
II; Isaac Is sam Il and Nelly rs: 4hsal Of
horses, one colt. < oxen, Is head ~ofcattlo; 60 hogs
more OF less, farming utensils, household furniture
Sc, &c.
An excellent orchard with almost all kinds of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09
NOTICE.

COTTON GINS.
- Fragcrs celebrated Cotton Gin Stands Go saws
ID each, received on consignment aud for sale on
accommodating terms:
nj s j. 4 l., L. PHILLIPS * Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

NOTICE.

NJ TOE.
A LII persons indebted TO the undersigned by
note or account, viii please pay the same
Immediately to him, or in his ABSENCE, to sam'i.
Skolfeld his authorised agent.
Oct 1855 MONTGOMERY SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

LUpieneUs MfsraKR.--A gentleman accus-
iomcd To tho signature Of The firm in which hs
was q partner, having 10 sign o ~baptismal register
ofonc Of his children. entered IL as The son of
Smith, Jones g. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09
ALSO

A house and lot IN the town Of Patton Rouge, viz :.
No Z in square Ne , IN aid town.
Terms of Salc-The landed estate and slaves
Mt | 2 and s years credit, the pcgs1nai property AT
G months credit, aud all sums under 500 collars
cash purchasers 10 furnish endorsed notes paya-
bic in Bank, and mortgage till final payo'ent.
ca 1ESSlER, Judge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

yyTAS committed TO the Jat! al
Ill wv Raton Rouge, on the 2Vth 81
ISf<aS October, 1910, a negro man, who
sfTfN/ calls himself JouN, 5 leet5 inches
XII high, about - years of age, and says
Se&R~HSS~@ he belongs to John Morton, of nynes
County, (Afi.) The owner is requested to comply
with the law, aud take hiin away.
Or u 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

Amrng the carly laws enacted In Connecticut,
the following is the substance Of one:-sNo man
shall carry to meeting for a Sabbath luncheon, a
dough-nut, SO long that while he ID eating at one
rid he Cannot keep Tie pigs from eating tho 9th
er.'
AN ADMIRABLE AND Jcsr SESTIMEST,-sA
rnunifceut Provideif~~ has made ample provision
for the whole human family, but the unequal
and unjust distribution Of his bouniies by his
children, makes countless thousands mourn
G0rernDr Morton.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

Nuke me II sapcrine suit Of clothes. and |
sbai! fe,'tatl youf everlasting debtor said a geo.
tlcrnan Who was being measured by a tailor
.licascn forbid piousIy calculated the operator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09
NOTICE,

yENTLL be sold by the undersigned on Tues
wv day, the Doth of January, 1840,at the Cour,
house. 6s acres OF land, belonging to the sncces-
ion of the late james Cook Chapman, bounded
north by the land, of G p Kelley, south BY the
school sections aud vest BY Bnskey.
Terms of Sale-0ne and two years credit from
the day of sale, the purchase money to be Sc
cured by approved personal security and mort
gage till final payment.
d26 46 Oh TEsSIER, P j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

a HtNT-.Iiecollect air. said a tavern keeper
to n gentleman who wss about leaving his house
without paying reckoning rfcollcct, sir, If you
hoo your purse, yon didn't pull it out here
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-09

& ~ y. ,~tourlur. Baton Rouge.
may IS IL
n n NOTICE.
4 FR. WutrHAN WiLcn& has removed hfs onic,
10 the building formerly occupied by Mad. Hatch,
and the second door fom DR. il.iney's. fIe will
be found there at all hours unless professionally rn-
ghgnd. Oct ~ JIG
sfN NOTICE f..
IIR. SOrTERRE plyficiaa and srreeon-nc.
]coicheur If the Ncdicnl faculty Of En'is having
pefmsueatlv settled 1T Baton Rouge informs Tho
inhabitants of The town and its vicinity, 10 whom
he offers his services. that he has established his
office n, the drugstore of Soutefre & Favrot, La.
fsyetto street.
.as. 10 ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
g eli er c 4.

Ser Gnpestenonnte mo teneu Srttnbtn tnb bem pubIs
fum obun8sprl tefann paB rrtfabrt ras Stils uno
@tr6naber8e8ft i'm 6GiAen SDec ptrxusearapas @trabe
cine Tbat meffb rpn 5otnets 9birtbsbaufe, III gahtct
Obtp III tttrettn, awp CT ts tercit fem miro, a(t III n
Sad fa9nre Arttl 3 liefrn Gr Dat tenf,s euf sant
perrti8t auf 8teun8 aus 8onmmpe, So9s 2BoGs
cine prrsGSltebt Oatun9 rpn 80. .-c. ...
r- -.r. Slie9en Neeen, ... F., ..-,,-.; IS
5um @ute Ser pfrbe 9tscn Slesen it pe6en 9Bcttcr GIL
Dat 8Iddfals pprrdtDi8 cine 1joll .. ,.>- ..... 80.
Sifber 9orne, Sifb SIEGE, &c.
wub 5u botn fir taor Ger. Nu tertt oabcr ottsem
Nrtiten, bic Wanufaetur rcn
9Seber 9iec6,
unh pp m ern, 2rtciter rees Sabrs init gutter gDaare
su tillscn prtien 3u pcrfbt1.
G labrt sic Gdufer n, bre Aufntrffamtt auf re Gr.
scuenfe einr Oonuaetur Drf, unb tt bncn an, nod
Chen c teriebsenrn ptnsn9tn 81 Dap, ais e onrsrswo
antrefrn mS8cn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
Seutihe6 W1lfhauS III Cincinnati.

1a ttelm"rtt III Scr stem SraSt, (rtcn tcr 8iut tin
ShRaB ST&Btr.) Scr urtstnanntt rmpfDItitn G5oDaus
fF "n nSt Sanrs!eGtr iNrtm CT rinCrihtt it, coB CT
Ne'enSt gu NaB TIM 81 3rb cbtr nit Nrptttn ouf hc tt
12t1 Giie ir3irtn t&UH G5tn N0rS unb fttnc aIun3
NM 9cr&um8; feline Stnfr NM ftiu Si nit Wetcn rtrs
tn mas Scr artt Nartcr UNI feline NeHanrn9 rnn @tob,
uun8n tr, pa5 etw6pu r ,prtr tp tHm uirccu rit Gin,
ma! hep pm cin8ctbr Hatcn &Sr rit rctc init .ac
mill III tcrSIiC miutrmmt" Gavin pf1 ttr:r.
Stntinnati, t5ttrudr 20. 1889, t.r.
UNcr &Itsrc 9rrattrur bjtfts Slo6 fam Grrrctmu8
aLt5 ttitatjatu Ilttr II. pkti1 fO0t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
MpbnungS ayerdnherllng.
g. Ta Drr.

- 2eutldber 9tbDpfat, lt,tb 0sDtar,
nabt biernt nem 9eeDrn teutfhen putfun bic an,etet
oaB CT feline Nmtsube nae IDnre Ut Der pot eerr sSe,s
nb >abm ab Swar bepnabc stsenter BON Ser Gentpner a
pert8 BAT; alpo r s bere fem wirb pn efsffe efer
Gltcnten at3utparten. F...sH &, ''f'Fs's''T
@eri6tthc 8efbae mint fir ae uesenre 0aunties an
9plnadten IN en8iber teur itb tranf6ffber @rrab
8eftlt perben. ''sstsV 81 e ~ I .'
caatrn, Spremter so. 1893. fs4p;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
gu. QSittino'S

8. Gu, QElFtln9'6
Ocutf6e 9lpDtbefe II. Sro9uerte Sanolun9,
III per nee Getart AT Der xuseatawasroBt Gin eaS f
rom O1arttpieret 1T Canton ODp.
Acr nrseibntte rrtat Nd cntn Srrren trp btn 1uts
G4Sltum ttrboupt anu8rn raB CT fl5It rpn rem ibfn
@tarten oie rrn Gurrpa etnn tsrntrnrcn 9rtrat1
@Gemtfheu Vrdparatelt, Drp9uertel, 0ebtctnen, GA>
ruraifben Snltrumentert, Selen, Sarbeacfen'c. &C.
rban Dat, pelbt CT tu Hent IS fen prrifen oklaitn
tprr.
3ualetb ba reret ets cine 9rrbc Nusmob ret tc d.
W Tin arf 5anp, oe CT trrg Erim GRIP OUT
r1b G[s tttm Gin;elnn rrrtauft.
brr ~ Sbri! eerprrcnc tntcrtItun9 rone rp in 8
ties grttrctc cin btrd rr rIntt Srrrnun8 i rncn
roucrnpcn 3ufpr su rtrtban unb ros 70 cbr % t
nc 9saaren tn 8r5us ouf tr up Si9teit Der rei tsns
empfebltn tarn.
rbtrs aus rer t99tb ptrren f6nr unb rinftb cfrr9t
6. 6. 81. gSitttn9.
Canton, GJ1op %, lS41 nv.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
GGoltlQ6 Goodman unO 50.
@el b Mcd, 6Ier,

W2aIftlon, OGio
BUN 86afe in aln Qtcu BON IeutsSlcten uub G,oD mn
X Gitter oN1n;en. O''' ""'
Stt taDlen u alien 3ettn oas G66(tc rntum rNatp 4uf
8rlbl fir Speeie ccer tltn8sncc Dlan,r.
S perlan8n pnnplpan19e ane Slccn fir rc6c Gc pos
b6bltc prcntum fe,aGien. ~ WV
0ir, wc6e un8an8tars @tt baten 4trben es ~ t6rem
SortDcilc fnbcn, tcp iDncn an,urufct,
Sbrc Offs 1T III Spbncn'e Gcbduoe nabc trm Canal,
-Ot"lllucn, Jvtap, II, 1871. 45.p. +,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05

Sn Gplnlbns, Olip, MAIDEN bermt Dem utitum tetannt
baB te pas Qaten c fir pbSe QBaa9e
pom Dem Grnber fir bic Staaten Senfp pno 0btc (auser
stlen ee'ttes in eeter an d 8et"nft Daten tms t
gen nb prrlet r6Be 80 l. c8t BON 4tnte lis 81 o
l51 lnjt SO. pie9t ppn n5e ts u 63 pfnb IS ltncu
nnD $40. 3, nies pan ne tts 255 pfunb Is ltn,en
Serr er sc an man n BON Canton, Shtpl
fer QBaastn fir su terebme nnp i sG6ri3 BON rs ~
btetem 3mee a,tbprr See mtGe III fcner JldGt robnei
t6ten bic 2Daa9en rep bm einDcn unb rba nt jec ,p
DE nabtr bp prbneit belicte in ner speale nGomts
bic 9atrnal StraBe BON 3aespile in Die 9tap fomt a
ufpreen e m be3euSen t6nncn, paB Qeaase tpese
brcr nnbeIreitbar 9pr58e ter be onpere Qrt 6etinu
nnp pertb it, III aSeneine 1ne,tpuns fcner np Se
fanmten pmrer unbbafi6cr o unri6tiSe 2Dasmafbinen
aus oeme3'eraa9s 81 psrora,sea"N mint oa9sr tnSaL
iDr In trser 3eit mebr in 3et ri8 QBass aes
pinnen ais et enes bieter lebnsdn9l netden Snrnee
tofet! Of Ofprat unb s ae cbs
gotambas, obic, Oidrs 90, ls4l. 81. bs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
Onutel ub.
N{All:sy AS N,ill:sg
otrr tTnb fte Sir Die 8auern -!
2|'n OSaibinea Sdcp bc5 l1nterfdrieteuen.
Ore((b I MattDiuen uuD
... 2.sntssTe~TS A4oSt
.3ffeCDe=Araft

wob( init 3n9anb ais aud hit bcm 3obz 05rtricb Cr,t or
len rcn nctcn Scttetrn9en III anufattur ptiarr Dr.
tittI Sn Ser9n9 rcn 0nBfht, 9trot CT entta Sas br
rNpmtr Calls sturp fc II, nclAcs su Genera 81 o. or
ma tne 9Nr'trt Miro Nn rcrrtt9t rr unb bdt ttfdnSo
an oanb, utnS CT unp ~ 81 fer # Cmn,f
a9net ntetrntn Gpnrer, bic fir jeq ntefcrd5e,poItr,
ehrat 'rtrpcn tpnneiGrr rrfrrti9 CT & g. strra0s
o, patenttrte GLees OsabkOaafcbinen, ''"'' '
Stebe III htn Htfb1 9taottn, otpob ais in niefcm1 ala
nc sneen teltt tttratt wrrben III be c nt rnr, ma,
l. ben Sane ret Der Srreu fnrsrn rDne ttnleltsn ~ te
tb6btgct prtr ptrfbtcuperr. '' q" w
Scr encesetilannte tann 5urcriti aatn rof bic1H Ci
nc TIM ST" tt II. terenet fnp htn SGufr
rTrenhctt 5" 9er@rcn nne m 1clt ncbr enrreif rtrSo
prH ~ etjn8 a hercn Srmt8un9 als auerGafefeit o m
rtr Ahft3e aHs9rrnf werben tanrOo CT ben QBtttrit
DnE nant6t 70 rsrlan9 trs cine Gslcsenbett I'M pr
5NJtrtt entr Nrfel np here tiatse rtif hemtfr ~ et
cn Gr 1T en6rBcn tnc ODe ju fparcn Tim br atn Se
ntS GtattBementcs fir pnnfiOtc fbncuc NM Gn t;t
trpatten unh % teln 8e1ft nit trfabrcntn
HercDen r@rf er NIT 3urt4 ttDaurttt raf e. Ht it
trptfcn rcrrtn fam. = ' 'p V" 7' ''s''
Nstsrnn9n 'ptrrsn o"f bic fdrsete anSs unb ,u tt.
8srh &ec9un9en 8cftr8 ais III tr9r cine, oScrn Gtbl.
Ilenc bcs sanrts ~ S'"'''pc'
Gr Bat tetAnoi9 aaf oonb cine erp6e 1usob rpn ooe
hTn enB |rtteh 1Ser Nrt Gttra6 3nf Gpiubtr unb 9f
p>TrfGs. Stl9c Fnbttrn oarantirt cdt ~ or6,
"uter jM rrctrn uS rnr4aus orSfats esartcr N cpn
OJn = 9op TT mtrn her Ioptt1s STRIDE unp trne oro
o,,.,.o., l,...ao.. Sc1epb g. SimmDns.
O1&5lLtn, Start Gr, ntir, Sup %, 1871. a.tr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
9lnfenN'S 9teuc5 SOOtel,

III Ser Stac Sro9ctrater, Seaoer @p.> Menuypnrte11.
ar mtrrettue Seiat hcm pntiitum r8tent an, rag
}in rcl Start 2ric8satrr S}rorrr Gntntp WrnnD(pa>
nien, "n Ger norcSlicn G6c res Mart@rcs, metli
QIort unr Go'S Spctrns unp Grmmbicns 2Ddort,fa9cr
Gin ncues rtel crrtGt Do mcfcltt b rur 9tt &c bic
nu8 np tiISc rcie ttnDtn mirr bic Wpr9enb res uts
tms 81 tcrHncn. Sctre Scntc bat init rcn rrril8lih
tcn 8er1nttn rcrfNtn ein Gid miro init aem perDen tcpn
Die 01 rcscit utes p0tietrt r feline tc no (oniti9c
Accommodations nr 9eaumt9 or arecifcnre cr8ttent cn
aSuruft unp cmrcp A ais res pntlttnms ergctenflcr
Sicntr. - cinrt d Nntcup.
gsrir9cpattr, Ncr. II. +. y
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gorfbei(bofte G5e(e9en5eif! =
CGr0Cn .rntl. -.. +

u VVEI1EPIFFI N0B 30l!l1tDI OHtp,- - :
~ (ben er gang fir; reraBen) aus frr 0anp N yrr
farn. -. ., :. .... >'"' ' 'e' ~ ~ w.
9eretc le9 III ner Ocrr Greet GtraB uaGt a Canal Sic
re "a 6B Sronte uuo 1873 uB Iieft Gs cb bar0uf
6r@han er, NIT Sttn nctft Gat, &tcr laibbois Gin
gutter pnrtunen, nno rrn cnanrer atgpnprrttn @5tac
mfas 9rat8 8nu9 itnc Tim 80 StA pfrbc Al ttelc (art
pot uho Eptna Sebalter als III feer 0rbnls 9fanncr.
agen eat pbSr Stanbpnft fit a9c Saren bcr I'D res
fe f's no snRrues gu rfrtusn 99att-0er 2nfdur
g@tt en Stltretsarts Ne9 Co. een san Sten) np tann
eten 1T 8ent9t i'm Safe ft n GGufcr gum an,cn nbct
cbl9se @9entbnm IN atgrertn 1Del ~ rertaem mel
fu sHSe ffr thaa!i9ften sar5 rrr,Sl6 scfat-Oic
Seen9unStn 10 rren tiS pn tb nb ntit
ent1rsbsr bHr perloa@n 3ra6 auf frantte @ritfc
Ohio" 81 erfraScu. '" ~ '''''0
0biltntbe @. 1pril 7, 184I. 40 IT,
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Ne9e[mdBt9e g S6neuGt ME
ele 6sn ssten adsts anb Sra@t 6ten at rem enns
fppania utp 0bc@ @anal tetcDt nnb Won fe r
ben, Die lanss Der stnte ftattonirt fnb; um
Srat aBa9ere ptrft bon anp mad Gltpeanc 3n tras
pcrtiren.
@larfe unb Go's, SranspDrtattonsz0tnte,
pcr Canal 86ten non tpce ebcs 40 Ipnc trast nit Gcques
men GinritanSen fur paba8tere lafen np a Ntron,
I1a6ilpn, unb ale attpere platc am Ohio Canal.
Die Canal 6te bte(er Sin weroen tep jcoen QBatrano
res ObcfuBes 9ampftop Sostcn int F5epptau brett
uo mad pittsburSb 8np,me; unp bic Gt9ntDlme
ben fd benben mobltefannten STUFF tbrer snie fir
prcmptbeit anb 8erant,pprtt3tstt sa bewaGren.
Sur Srodt np paffaSe tptp man lt an Scaro pber an
9. 0Ot oarten ltno SO. SEQ. So, 9l9enten
Q8afer1S r1StraBe, pittsbur9 unb
Glarfe ntb SO. Bedper, SPA, @toen>
$50. 81. Stisn. 60. Glepelallb, 8. thinner.
E. unb 9. 0fatpicn, Ssenten, 9NaiiiQpn, Sbto
Bheeler mnb 60. 9lfrpn,
ss5cbn Gdnfpbena az ',.~, Sletpton Sails,
81. Nbbddf6 gSaaren,
O. %. nnbbarb gpungStaun
Wtttetuve @saser, Strap sl, Fs4a, 45, b.p.
, 1841-10-23

aside, to mingle unnoticed with the rubbish
which strews the earth, il is also well. The
only favor we ask for it is that no favor, be-
yond its strict deserts, shall be extended 10
it.
The first number Of the PRARIE-FLowER
will be issued on the first of Nov ,mber next
after that, it will appear monthly. The
form chosen for the work is similar to the
other monthly Magazines large octave
each number containing from 4s to "a pa
ges.
The price Of the Prairie Flower is IS
year. Single numbers can always be procu'
red, at SO cents each.
Letters relating to the work must be adj
dressed. postpaid, TO "Publlshers OF the
Prairie Flower. ST. Louis, Mo-" .
Editors copying this advertisement will
confer an especial favor, and will OF course
be entitled To an exchange.
ST. Louis. Sept. 8, l841.
, 1841-10-23
NOTICE..

TTNiIE Subscriber offer. for sale the tract of land
on which he now lives Contains 1000 acres,
with about seventy five acres in cultivation, with a
cofortahlc brick dwelling, aud other necessary bull
dings, also a saw and grismill it, good repair. with
a good Young orchard which i, well warrred, The
above tract would be divided to suit purchaser. -
The tract lies 10 miles South of ClarksvIile. Tine
could be had for part Of the ~purchase money. ANY
gentleman willing to purchase n home would do
well 10 call on the subscriber WM. WATTS.
Mr. d. b. Cray offers another tract of land join
ing the above, on TIE same terms. with two improve
ments on the said tract. Purchasers are requested
to cal! aud judge for themselves.
September 4, lsil-5.
, 1841-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY,
MEnIcAl DEPARTMENT.

THE LECTURES IN This Enssitution, commence,
a, u,ual, on the first Monday in November, and ela'e
on the last day Of February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
R,xy. w, DUDLEY, M. d, Prof. Of .Anatomy and
Surgery. JANIS VI. BusH, NJ. D. .Adjunet Profs.
,or Of do. JAMES C. Caoss, M. d. Prcfessor
of Gn,tifutes and Medical jurisprudence. ELISHA
B..rLErr. NJ. D., Prcessor Of Theory and Prae-
Ge.. w. IL. RIcHAaDsoS, NJ. D., Profssor Of
Ob,tetries & Diseases Of Women and Children.-
Tuos. ID. MITCHELL, NJ. d. Prctssor Of JNateria
.E;ediea and Iherapeuties. RoBERr PErEs, NJ. D..
Profe,,or of Chemistry snd Pharmacy.
The cost of a full Course Of Lectures, i, sfO5,
pnvable in advance, in notes Of good and solvent
Banks Of the States whence the pupils come. Tie
Naturalization and Library ticket i. S., and the
Di.sect,ng ticket $40. Graduation Fee, SEQ
Boarding and Lodging, Quel and light, iucluied, }
from $3.50 to So per week.
BY Order,
THOMAS d. MITCHELL,
Dean Of Faculty.
Lexington. Ky, June /, le4l.
, 1841-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signedhas obtained fromthe Clerk of the
County Court of Pike county, letters o.
Administration upon the Estate of w. D.
Biggs, deceased. dated September 4th lS4l'
All persons indebted to said estate, are re
quested to make immediate payments, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 exhibit them properly au
thenticated within one year from the date o
said letters, or they may be precluded iron
having any benef. OF said estate, and IT suci
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
w. C. DOWNING.(
VIM. READING, Adm'rs.
Sept. IL, l84l.-3t.
, 1841-10-23
Trustees sale,
Of a Valuable lanyard &c.

DY virtue of a deed of Trust executed TO
- the undersigned on the Goth day OF No
vember 1889, and recorded, in the Recorders
office of the County of Pike. by Noah Akin,
for the benefit Of David McAlister, John
Rodgers, James ID. Tisdale and Thomas S.
Waters. | shall proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand, before the Court
House door in the town Of Bowling Green,
on Saturday the 18th day OF November
next G84l0 all the right, title, interest and
estate nf the said Atkins 10 that certain
piece Of ground, containing the estimate
quantity of one acie more or less. upon which
Is situate the TAN YARD adjoining the town
rf Bowling Green. and the South part Of
the Yves, half Of the South Fast quarter u!
Section NJ. lwenrv-f ur. in Township M.
So. North Of range No. three (3) west Of the
fifth principal MERIDIAN, containing, thirty
eight acres. and 4 fraction more or less all
situated and being IN the County Of Pike
aforesaid, and being the same tan yard and
contiguous lands. purchased hy said Akin
of Augustus Oury, and the same ny HIM phr-
ceased Of Parker Dudley, and also all the
following vais OF leather viz: No. 4 contain
ing fifty two pieces. No. 6 containing iorty
two pieces. No. g. containing fifty one pieces
and No. 10. containing forty two pieces,
together with all the hides and leather be-
longing to said Akin now on hand. or IN
process Of tanning all The tools. implements,
fixtures &c. belonging To said yard-to-
crther with the stock of bark. lime, oil and
nj! o.her materials now on hand. rs well rs
the stock OF horses. cattle, hogs and all the
l,.,-.I.ll md lrfrbap trrntft,re pnNy m the
possession of said Atkin. In conveying SAID
property and IN the sale thereof ! shall con-
vrv such interest only rs is conveyed In me
~ trustee. NJ! vii no, hind nc irr the IL
lie. HIRAM c.. EDWARDS.
Trustee.
Oct. .. 1871 ST.
, 1841-10-23
ANEW VOLUME,
IN sPLENDID STYLE.
July, l84l.
GRAHAM's LADY'S & GENTLE.
MANS MAGAZINE.

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six months) induces the proprietor to com.
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shall surpass any used in any other AmerI.
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in fact 10 all young or old, who delight IN
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work, the mechanical execution shall be ci
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NEw AND POPULAR MusTc.-The choicest
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Piano Forte and Guitar shall be selected for
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S. w. corner Sd & Chestnut sts., Phil'a.
, 1841-10-23
FAIE0BINao

A. F. TRAINER, has the pleasure to announce
to the citizens of Bowling Green and the surrounding
county, that be will continue the above business one
door East of the Post Office. He is now prepared
to receive orders for work, pledgins himself to exc.
cute not only in a workman like, but in the iatss,
and most approved fashions, having just received -
ports Of the spring and summer fa,bions for ls4l.
He tenders hissincere thanks, to his old customers
for the patronage he has received from them, asd.
6.tten himself that his strict attention to busiaess
united with a desire to please his customers will elicit
for him q continuation of the same.
A. F. t.
Me- 00nd-tf