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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

GALES Al AUCTION.
BY INLOEs d BROT9sR
Successors to e. c. wordJ corner on,o.;,, a.
Bell Tavern.
Saturdays. Sho
no LLBERAL CASH ADVANCES w,Dc IA,
Goods INTENDED FoR PUBLIC SALE. y"
FURNITURE. GROCERIES. &c.
6 ee od IN front Of store general variety Of House
''u A.. n hnchcn Furniture. Se-sueh as
slde6oaris and Dining do
so,ss' washstands ami Toilet Table.
lane and wood seat Chairs
koc King Chairs. Of various Lin.s
GROCERIES,.
die Asol ae, une quantity Of Groeerie Bu;tcs Can
So. sna 70 iSr rsta Also Boo,s Shoes, caps wrap
HORSES.
Immediately sher the above eommencio. =, I, ,t.
seseIA saddle and Harness Horses, SOME or wheh are
aps ISLOEs A. Rportrp 49,.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
CHOICE yINEsAND LIQUORS.
AT AUCTION.
THE subscribers being about to diseon,,o,. ,h.,.
Nv en, business Will on MONDAY the Tan Instant sell
Wines and Liquors, among which will be ouna OF Old
oidCognse Brandies - 'u"'
p3 Champagne do
e old L lO, s5o Par;isula Madeira Wine
Do Grape Juice Port 90
Nadeire, sherry and Port Win, $ in Bottle.
Sodozen Bottled Porter .
Ciaret, etc.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
We Also offer our store Tor Rent year from the Il.
instant. GRAHAM a. CLENDENING
90 Studs DUNLOP, MoNCuRE co
~ ~ aesFTs
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HOYT & cos OFFICE.
(,raufl, ~

THERE'S . Ticket at HOYT's LUCKY COURT.
winch soon secured, leads TO 10 FoErusE
ShdkEpedrs imported.
drawing OF Va weHsburg Lottery, Class D,-Dawn 3rd
April:
gi3 - 81 ~ 20 55 - O. GO % 81.
Drawing OF Va. Lcesburg Lottery, No IL:
- 81 p 10 25 Is 80 80 . ii 80
Drawing Of Va. Wellst urg Lottery. Noli.
10 70 - II GO 81 81 IS II as i2.
Drawingof Va. Leesburg Lottery. Class ID:
49, g 40 y u Il rs - - 50.
Whole Ticket $500, 10 the above soil and cashed BY
HOYT.
Splendid Schemes TO be drawn IN April.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09
the CAPITAL PRIZE OF
100000, $4,000, 5000. 10. 600

THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 10000.
virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass E, for lsil, be de-
eImined by the drawing the Uuion Lottery Class No
2-io be positively drawn in the City OF Alexandria c.
on saturday tile 18th day Of April ISL. IS Nos-6 drawn
ballots Grand sChene-s6O.OOO S0,oOi, l5OoO, 1000,
500 70e, 6O0l, 5000, 1000 200, 23lI Of 200 Of no
~ OF 1900 10 Of i 81 Of 1000 80 5 80 OF sO 100 OF
S loo OF $50 l7Uof DO 2i OF leo l2i OF 100 &C Tickets
only SSD-shares ia proportion.
certificate OF Package OF 90 wholes in this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent for se6O-Halyes and Quarters in
proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09

For Tickets and shares Certificates OF Packages In
any OF the above splendid LoueIies be particular
address ID. VI. HOYT & co.
Richmond, Va.
as above.
OTdeTsfor Tickets from any part the United States by
mail OF otherwise ncosing cash Tickets thank
fully received and executed by return mall with
prompt sttentonas personal application, and the result
sent Immediately after the Drawng-
lddressedto D. NJ. UOYT a co
- All Communicating sfriclE confidential. NH l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
Sign of the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
II street, Shockoe Hill
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hard.
d sPRSG ' HS6 5n6 fTn S
cash. city accepances punciual men, they will sell
very small advance. Country Merchants and others
which in pan is comprised OF the following Goods:
Ibbotson's Patent Corn seythes
WallIon's best steel do
BROAD and Narrow Grass do
Humble a Augusias Pattern Grass do
Ouch Scythesot best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
Scissors, shears aud RaZoTs DO
Table Knives and Forks with ivory, stag white bone,
black and other handles
large and very superior OF single and dou.
BILE barrel aint and percussion Guns
Traces Haiers, Anvils Vices Smiths Bellows
Hand, pr, Z cut, nall saw. half round
Flat bastard and other Files; horse Rasps
Broad Axes; NaiI IIsmmers
Butt HINGES, all kinds
Britannia Ware. Japanedt tin Ware
Plated Goods, 6erman silver Goods
Wilson's gcHuine and common Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
s SiS, and spades Hay and manure Forks
Rest bench aud moulding Planes
Mil pit and = cut saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses, direct Om the
manufacturer, consistingo f
SWING, toilet, pier aud mantel Glasses
Panied Pals and general assortment Of wood Ware,
Together with every variety staple and superior as
soItment OF Fancy Goods. apS
CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces his friends
Il and the public, that he still continues the Tailoring
Business hts old stand h street betwseU Cary
or Main street. few doors below Mr. John CT emes
Gerry store where he will be an times ready
modiie those who feel inclined 10 paTouize him. and would
remark that his business consists principally IN maxim.
an furnishing Coais Pantaloons Vests, &c the best
, and most fashionable style.
u5- He also informs the public that he has a peculiar
nehod oi extracting stains, grease &C. Om all kinds Of
Cloths, without the slightest injury.
Making and Trimming Goats In the best STYLE sl2 nj
Plain mace Goats qN
French Gather Pantaloons al
PaniaoOas Plain al
Vests do 2E
HENRY BROOKS.
WANTED, three first rate Journeymcn Tai urs: Tor
such the highest wages viii be given.
I an
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Monongalia Lottery. Class ID. For Monday uorninr-
Capitals prize Of s5 2s5, 1000 600 1000 slfl am
OF <O 100, Is Of 1000 Tickets slO IS Noe; ~ drawn
ut- Orders for tickets in the above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention. n addressed to
apps ' pinso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09

Va. Monongala Lottery Class D. for lsil-To be drawn
At Alexandra Va 90 SATURDAY, the oih day of April 1871
20 Nos-l3 drawn ballots Grand neme-s35Z pas lOupl
500 1000 f3t 3OC 81 2UOU OF 100 25 OF IOo 3 OF
500 30 Of 3 31of 80 80 OF 2O 62 Of 49, 62 Of l2 O. OF
TO &c. Tickets only $40.
Certificate OF Package Of % Tickets will be sent for
elSO-shaIes in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-09

J. J. ALwoRTT, ny
NH l9-w9w'
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'IHOs Is. HOTCHkISs having taken the store
the Ruins OF the Etge Hotel would inform Coacb Nassrs
ani sadders, thar he has just opened full Of
FOR COACH IC1I'I N % PEaTt; as follows;
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs OF all kinds
Coach Barouche, Buggy and suky turned A1es
Coach and Barouche steps Of all sizes
Brass and silver Hub Rands
Malleabe Castings and Turned Collars
Coach and Barouche Hinges; % do Handles
Nenitan Blind Locks
Curtain Leather. both hides and sides
Step Leather and Morocco SKINS
Coach Laces aud Fringes Of all kinds
Raitnets and Damasks,
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins surge; sheepskins
= Jul, sss2rmeGi OF all kinds Of Harness Mounting
Cut Iacks, Hack oil Narnish
Men, Womens. Gig Saddle Trees
A full SUPPLY Of Sadilcrs Tools &c.
ALSO,
shoe Makers Tools. OF all kinds
lhayc employed Mr. George Phppen, IT, formerly Of the
firm Phppen attend TO all OF lie matters nor
tanning 10 the business, and most respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the Of thar fr and Of an others
waning articles m ne-assuring them that my assert
meni shall always be good nd will sell cheap for cash
OF city acceptance any other Not Intending 10
do credit business Undue viii &c offered 10 pur.
NH 3l-d&eif THo's b. HoTCHKlss.
NOTlCE-Feby 20, lSiI-TOM BRAXTON, was thi :
DAY committed 10 the Jail Of the city huond as
runaway as the properly Of Hubbard Anderson Of Caro-
coat striped cassine pansloons and is bout ieet on
inches n height, a. Of dark complexion The owner
eordng 70 law. JOHN LYNCH Deputy Tor
ap3-ew John VI Fersussou, serrt City Richmond.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
'I'HE subscribers have received by recent arrivals,
Il general assortment Of British and American Dr. '
Goods which they oder by piece or pack kaye and re-
speeiuy solicit country merchants snd others call
etsnine' WADsWoRTH, TURNER A 60.
nh &--bwd Market Bridge.
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SI'KATI'ON ~ OFFICE,
On 1ouRraEHyn svlEsp

Lstall the world say whattheyesn
sor selling prizes STATIONS the man
Drawing Of wellsburx Lottery. No H. April I4th:
-., 20 - "a n 62 - 81 B 81 rs az.
Ieket Nos I'll III 10 another Capital and by
STRATTON.
nononxalia Lottery. No t. For Friday at O'Clock
Ispns-l prize OF s2O. 300 1900 ZOO 1885, 80 OF 600
Tickets 81 rs Nos; u drawn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

Horrible Gaze Of Insanity and Mvrder-A
mos. horrible case of insanity and murder occur.
red in Freedom Township in this State, on :he
evening of the 1st inst. The facts, as I learn than
from an intimate friend of the parents, were those.
About two -ears siuce. Mfr Robert MAR; an
active and intelligent merchant from the East,
vas united in marriage with the only daughter Of
Samuel Rogers, ESQ, orCieveiand-a young lad,
Of superior powers and accomplishments, and for
merly a pupil ofthe Female seminary, at, n. 7.
Miss Rogers was distinguished for her surprising
beauty, her elegance and sweetness Of manners;
and during the year preceding her marriage. was
considered preeminentiy she belle Of the city. she
was at the head ofthe literary, no less the fashion
hale circle Of Cleveland, and was herself The au-
thor Of severai beautiful poems, which have been
published in the Louisville journal under the sig
nature ef &C. R.'-her own initials-Ciara
Rogers. Her marriage with Mr. MAR, it is said.
a.s one Of pure affection. Never was a lady
mora devoted-aevof was affection more sincere
II and ardently returned.
It was understood, whea they were married,
that Mr. Maif would engage IN business at cieve-
land, and thai his beautiful and accomplished
wife would still remain 10 that city to spread lite
and 10y through their bfilian, circles, Of ehlch
she was the brightest ornament, aud the chief de-
light.
Bot a sad, reverse of fortune, produced by the
knavery of a pretended ~friend-soon after reduced
the fathar and husband of this interesting lady to
The necessity of seeking some humble employment
70 supply their daily wants. Mr. MAR was a man
Of strong mind and high resolutions; and he was
urdsunsed By the disagreeabie prospect before
| him With the scanfy remnants of his fortune hi
,lanosd into the wild. of the West. ard by vari.
| Gus adventures repaired some of his former losses
! and finally established himself in a small but SAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

To roura MEs.--d Warming poiee "A late
ed htief sketch, . revolving pictures
Yet how many young men are chasing gildeh
butterflies, things Of a day! How nnaccussorned
10 the world, to TINT fthe heer;lese and false doll
ofdress, whose every word il for effect, and oyery
thought a desire for admiration; who can sacrifice
domestic pleasure, and follow fashion and vice.
vice Of thoueht-who lives only in crowds, and ia
miserable aIone--vho loves pleasure supremacy,
takes a husband for house and carriage, and enter.
matriranny for the liberties il allows her. There
are such women-the idlcss Of he ball room, the
bellies of the watering place. They enjoy a but
iefGy celebrity, and then decay early 10 mind and
body, victims 10 fashion or worse. What thought
their dying heds, as they think Of their neglected.
God. Young men know not wha, they follow. Ms
they glide on in the wake Of tie syren Of the
dance. They are the false light, which me'eor-
hold Out ia draw the t~uu'hljng ships upon the
rocks. They lure us Oh With music and the pat
terine Of tiny feet and jewe'led fingers and false
smiles and false hearts; and when The victim ia
caught, like the yelled prophet, they display their
awful hideousncss. No. no! Love is found in a
gentle heart. # dwclls not amid the riots Of pleas.
ure. it dies in the glare of s~plendor, and cannot
live in a heart devoted TO dress sud weak foIlies:
it natures more in q~iietness than loud applause
or the worlds praise. Give me the sharply defn-
cd feelings of q young and timid girl, and I leave
Won The professions of the gaudy coquettc. Give
me the beaming gIanees Of a liquid eye, and I
yisll the bright and flashing blaze ofths proud
beauty to others
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poarp.
SONG or THE SEA,

W. oE "A u 81 ~ IA,
A bold brave crew md ocean bite.
psi And q dip that lorea He blast,
With good wind piping merely
In the tail and gallant mast,
I'a! bal my bows,
THESE are the jbys
OF the noble and the brave, .rs .
Who loves life
In the tenptst's strife,
And a !i6sae on tie nountain@wave
When the driving rain ofthe hurricane
Puts the light Of the light-honsr out,
And the growing thunder sounds its gong g
On the whirl wind S battlefront,
bs! hal do ynn think,
That the valiant shrink
Nui nn!--we are bold and brayet H
And we love to fight s
4 lnt,c Wild mldntght, "a
With tue storm on the m0untain-watcl
Breezes chat die where the green-woods sigh,
To the laudssnan sweet may be,
Bat 1--WE to The brave the brood ,bnrk'd wave,
And the tcmprst's midnight gleei
lla! hal the blast,
And the rocking n1ast, ft
And tiIs sea-wind brisk and cold,
4 III The thunflcf's 1mr
On the SEES afar,
Arc the things that suit tt5 bold!
The timbers crepk, The sca-lirds striek,
There's lightning ityen blastl
Hard 70 icc"ard. mariners,
ior,tl'e storm is gathering last!
H.! hat Tonight
. lfoys, WE m6st fight; .
But the wiHds which Ger us3ell +
Shall never scare
The mariner
III his winged citadel
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business at Freedom. His wifi bors her fall from
the height Of fashinp 10 thu lonely estate Of pover
" less calmly. The shock was sudden and nnev.
pectea, and her nerves were cofnpIetsl, on.,on.
by this event. 4 sad change came over her
be''re, she he'd bcen bithb AMI gay and happy!
"nd now she was weak, dejscseJ and missraljio.
sHe hid herself entirely from, the world and could
never be persuaded /, are oven the mot intimate
ofhfr friends. SIR becamo wild aud emaciaied.
and frequently fancied that she had become D s,,ir.
it and 'sas fosfing in The Dir.
She finally left Cleveland 10 take no her abode
wild her husband Mt Freedom, and ii was thought
TINT n change of residence niiet, contribute to re-
store her mind to its forner state. She did in fact
heootne more quiet, and The care nf her infant.
winch now developed upon her kryt her employ
90, ana the smiles once fnore returned to her "a.
ded ebeeks. Months passed away, and she con-
linued to regain her former split and vivsci,y,
ard her bnsband fsttered himself that MI would
yet be we'll.
Sire was deaired 70 see her Old friends a, Cievs-
land. anj III their Urgent teqiieatt 4 young lady
who bail been hrr schoni.mate sud hnsom CON
panion fet years. was invited IL spend a few
weeks with the family. which she cnnaentrd to
do. Mrs Mir was delighted with the prospect
oftne0iing her friend. bp. aa soon AZ she arrived,
shs worst paroxvsn Of her frenzy returned. ard in
edition to the nervous excitement, rnd prostra-
tion of mind wEieh she had sufTstcd before, sbo
waa ro7 cohvulsed with the most violent feelings
Of jealousy, though am assured withou, the least
cause.
On Friday evening. January let, while Mrs.
MAR wos alone In her chamber she was seized
with o sudden cit Of insanity, and taking her infant
from the bed. she threw it INTO q blazing fire, and
ne often ne il rolled from the hearth sfe threw IL
hack until il was finally burnt to a crisI.l This
cies OF the infant were beard by The family, but
no one suspected the dreadful cause Of lie screams.
Her husband was the first to enter the fnnfn. The
unfortunate woman was standing In one corner Of
the apartment, gazing wildly upon tic smoking
body fiber child. apparently endeAvoring to ay
from the Horrible spectacle.
Her mind uas completely wrecked, and from
tba. hour che has been raving with maabes. Of
the most featfui character, ffom which ii 10 proba-
bic she will never recpver.
This horrible affair has been tbs constant theme
of con sersa,ion in this region for several days,
and bas created a most painful sensation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

slate ut unennscttuen8ss, attending The ingbriat-
ing draughts Of the wing cop, ne 3ebeIi him, slg
pcpdtd, h1pe, from ihp gratis Of his windbw!
th how dreadful was il 10 rcd, lls nglut ord N
q man, sentby bis ovn hands. iB.p tls presence
nf tho Almighty Cd. turned snd siekened, ns
] thought Of his s,iIl more bitter cnrses, in thc
fiery flames, perhaps OF the present moment. pre-
pnted for those that bats God Never shalt !
forget the look Q fegony, and the fenoie, c*prcz.
sion ofdet pair, on bis countenaaeet--t.e distortrd
ryFballs - and oonvuistse clasp If the hleated
hards, oyer tho gully heart Dot Judgment did
not stop here. biz wife 10 tbs caafse q q month
81. kaned and died. Alter oi4ht Of Ten days Of in
seHsibtltiy aud the most circulating pain, che
passed ALSO into the presence Of bef Cr9ator. SO
Neither possessed the hope Of The christian. Ard
go wefe aaespfoul and wicked cot down, truly
showing The tFuta efihe passags in the rpidst Of
life weafa IN desit.' The :rfant child, becsus
:be adopted daughter Of she hospital d -- who |
protected the young 5dlnesom from Tho rude, aa-
kind Treatment, al the cello sItlds Of s3ssrsitg, Ii
wen, with ths e~zncnioF. to the deserted hanae ,and
ns the goods we're pa abal iaio tia wagop, ! rslh.
er boldly, frnm mere IDLE curioaiig, ttopk the. ijh~
eriy Of examining toe books 81 The d~epatifj Rpl~
stts, 10 fad out bis taste and stSbetl1na. On lac
top nfa pile - books, my eys caught sho insefip.
ton ~ofttioiy Bible.' l~snatcheh It dawn and
opening il. surprised nj the holy writ bains IN shs
possession Of one who publicly depie1 the Sasioar
81 found the following lines, wtitien with much
care:-- ..s .s. ..... = -
Beware Of pride, far it isth- orch deesiser-
beware Of intsmpefanoe, for w i [ haze falien,
and by ii | must receive eternpl aamnstiip!
am...stf aasas ] ROBERTS.
From the date. il was wtit.cn . days befpre The
melancholy epd Of this wreteheJ man.
Was DOT this an awful Judgment 10 the owncr,
and an wfui lesson 10 the thinking raiud! AZ
tofned array, my heart s~eilrd wish gratitude 10
God, for having protected me FROM the Numerous
snares and g~litering temptations, sel 70
lie path Of the unwary.
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EEEE PM rs

AND pHENiX BiT'fERS.
i POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER * AGuE,
AND BILIOUS FEVERo.
a well-regulsted snd proportinnste quantity Of
N bile upon the stomach is always requisite Tor
the promotion of sound heaIth-it stimulates oiges-
ton, aud keep the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. Or the inferior surisca of the liver,
is peculiar blsdder, in witch the bile is first pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence il passes into the stomach and lntestines,
and regulates the indigestion. Thus We see, when
there il a deficiency, oil bile, the body is constantly
c~ostive. On the other hand, an overabunefsnse of
bile causes frequent nausea at the stoinscls' and
often promotes very sevese attacks OF disease,
which sometimes eu,i ia ile&th.
M0FFArsS LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken IN The earl :. ages of bilious complains;
and If perseyered in rict3y according to the dIrec-
tons. viii positively effect y cure
The mineral medic mes often prescribed in these
diseases, slthongh they may effect a temporary
cure, at the same time create an unhealthy state oil
the blood, aud consequently tend TO promote a re-
turn of the very disease which they are s~anpioyed
to cure. Ii is Their, by the use Of purgatis ., ex-
clusiveiy formed of We setsble compounds, u ich
possessing within themselves no deleterious a. N.
cies, which decomposition, combination Or alt, l.
ton can develope or bring into action; and, thel =
fore, capable of producing no effect, save that whie
is desired thai a safe remedy is found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX B1TTERS
have proved to be the most happy in their effects,
in eases of bilious diseases, of any purely vegetable
.Drepsration ever offered TO the public. If the sto-
zach is foul. they cleanse il by exciting it to throw
n its contents: IL not, they pass to the duodenun
with nutexeiting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neishhoring viscera, as the liver
aud pancras, 50 as to produce a more eopious flow
OF their secretions into the intesunes: stimulating
the exhaient capillaries, terminating IN the inner
coat, which an Increased flow of the useless psrti-
eies of the body foreign matters. or retained secre-
tions, are completely discharged.
TPB- J0URDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale of my medicine IN Baton Ronge.
aug 24-9s WM. b. M0FFAT, N. York
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T.. II. 81 Oh.

ARLhdtilSIS aud 4 pathrc ries, anhwhnle
ER sale dealers in NrdIciaes, OILS and fasuts
E,uglish aud French Chemical, Window Gla,s.
rerflmerIes, Varnishes Dye stufrs, Spices &c.
Then store for the parent is al No. li5 Jelia
streat, one door from corner Of Camp.
nAg~N. y. psrticuls, ittention viii he Maid tn
putt ~ III amily medicines, medicine rheats, AMI
orders from the country generally. Landry &t'o.
invite planters aud me hangs TO give them a Gail
New Orleans. tune 8 IL
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DOCTOH McGNMSEY.

u
EhDifOR NcGIHST L, n graduate OF Tran
" yltafia University, having settled rcilnan.
cay IL Haton Ronge, respectfully tenders his pro.
f,ssiona services to It's citizens aud those OF It's Vi
ctnity. With an experience Of more than htteer
years in the practice ofhis prof = ion, seven years
haviug been spent IN the south, he hopes, by his
qualifications and %drvotinn to husinces. 10 secure
The confidence ard merit tir patronage Of thta com
nunitv. His Office, on Lafayette STR ct one door
northrt Mr. UHghet's where he may be found. 81
al hours, unlcss absent attending 70 thr duties Of
his pro " feh 81 2 Gm
.gasnes MI. EfnMn al AHsos Adams.
a Ff0 RIiS aud Counsellors nj Law. viii
"a. practice conjointly in the 3D., 4th, ard 9Th
T~I1Iciat DistFicts-OAiC al Baton Rouge uear the
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Caldwell A.. EssrLy.

NO. CD, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
ERFSPECFFULLT inform their friends i nj
ne the planters generally in the vi,inity Of Ra.
TOP Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac.
forage Il Commission Business alone, end thew
hope. from their close application to business, to
receive 9 share ~ public patronage.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20
A NOTICE.
RATION ROUGE. Ian %. ISL

A IL pessuns indebted to the undersignd by
"a n lie or .account, will come and settit'he
anne Immediately, or they will iad them plafdsn
tie hands IT a proper Office for collectlon,tsao
longer indulgence can or will be given. &
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