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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

IN Wis
AlST donne h John MeDopoteb ct Paris Chill.
dress, to's dsix non s%iesiieus, ct SO fisant praprie.
talres Dune terre vachnte, situee Ell face dn Heuve
Mississipi ,bornes enhaut par des terres appartepan
%auirefois b Mr.. Debellievre, ct en- has par celles dt
Mde. Duplantier, en- bias tie Ia vile ne Ba ton Rou.
&c, dams Ia Paroisse Est Baton Rouge, ou h toute
petsorne etant rtoprietaire Oh ayant pretentions a
Ia dite terre.
Vons ete' preVenue par les pr eseotes ct reguis a
fai g executor selon In loi, les travaux ci-apres do.
erits, sur vos Ctemins ct Leveea, avant 10 81 70.
vrier ls4f, en- defaut do qnoi les dts travaex b
faire seront vendus apres les delais accordes pas Ia
lol, en- vente %publiqie ct adjuges al rabais, pour
etfe fats ct executes d vos depeus, savoir:
Cling ct dcmi arpens do Leveo b faire sur Ia
pm rtio stpei ieure dc Ia dts terre. qui devra a,oir
nie base de wing, cinq pieds, cling pieds ct demi de
haut, ct csaq pieds de large sur 10 hau,, avec TN
cltemin de vingt cling pieds dc large, qni aura TN
fpsse STIR lie cote pres do In levee, n'u, pied de pro-
%fondeur, avec une pente de irois pieds yers lie che
min rautue fosse dot avoir de,x pieds de profon-
deur, avec une pen,e dc cinq pieds vers 10 chemiu.
Plus, deux points 10 pieds de long, 3 pieds de large,
CONVERT en- planchcs fai,es en- cypre, de 81 pouees
d'apaisseur ct S s6les d chaque pont.
4 ftv-52-3 HENRY CARL,
lnspecteur de Cbemins ct Levees.
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Conditions de In Gazette.

oh ne recevra pas deSoaseription pour moins d.
ane aimee. LIE prix de l'abonnemen, est de
Six RiAsrREs par annee, dom ,rois payable d.
ayance Ell trois au commencement du derHisE
tamestre. Les personces GHi par une raisoH
quelconque, jugeraient conTenable de disconiip-
uer leur Announcement, devrat en- dcnner avis
avant la fin de l'snnee; an cas- coatraire, eIEes
sesont considerees CONNIE lie renouvellant.
S-Les AVIS Sc aaieraBt de la maaiere suisan-
ie, SAVIOR: Les avis qui n'eHcederent pas dsuzs
lignes. ou qui sefoni moindsss, Sc psisront ane
PIssrRE pour la premiere insertion. ct 80 CENTS
ponr ehaaue repetition; les Avis plus longs
s'hvIont Ia meme regle.
Tout Avis, a moins qufon nea'eF6opne autrement
sera public en- Franeais ct en- Anglais, Ell pave
sur cha sone les dsux ~langues, jusqu'a es quill
soft Ieirs.
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H. II, 4, GO,

A pothica,res ct Droguisttea, vendent IN eros.
IA Medicines, pfoduits ciimiques, f~sancais e,
anglais, ,taifuneiIe, %ts.ntare, eouleurs, vernis, Vi
tres, etc. Oh
Leu magas' est STUD rour lie moment All No.
IL rue Julia me porte apres de pencoigause
de la rue de Camp.
n. b. "a plus grande attention sera apportGe
pour Pexecuuon de tous les orhres de Ia campn-
gne Messrs. Landry & Co. p,ient les marchands
ct les habitans de uenir les %vlsiter.
Nellie. Orleans = i.in-l-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

y LIE soussigne Went de renouveiler
~k plusieurs de ses preparations phar.
Ess95Y maceutiques ct %chimiques, ct a re.
&szMs comment recu nm assortment de me.
AS6MNA dicaments simples ct composes, choi.
- sis avec lie plus grand soin. Parmi les
nouveaux articles Sc trouvent:
Divers Sells ct Oxide Metalliaues.
Muriate d'smnooniaque, Veratrine,
Tar.rute de pot: ct de Tart: de pot: ant: (eme-
Soude, tique)
sur.art: de pot: (creme Oxide de Bismu,h,
de tartre,) do de fer brun,
Sci d'epsum, do de mercure noir,
do glauber, do darsenic,
sulf: de pot: (sel de Nitrate d~'argent,
~duobus,) Sulf: de q~uinine etc.
EXTRAITS & ELECTUAIRES.
Extrait de cigiie, Tataxacum,
do de g~entiane, Thridace,
do de quina, Theriaque,
do de stramonium, Diascordium etc:
Parmi les substances simples Sc trouyeut:
Quinquina, Rhubarbe,
T'urbith veg: Tapioca,
Belladona, Safrsn oriental,
Ipecacuanha, Scammonee,
Assafntida, Galbanum,
Campfire, Opium,
Eponges, CONNIE lacque.
Huiles d'amandes, Terre d'ombre, &c.
Toutes les Teintures-Poudres, Faux dis
tillees, Wins ct sirops medicinaux, Feuilles,
Fleurs ct Plantes medicinales; Beaumes, Es-
sences, divers articles de Peinture ct Teinture,
Huiles, Tersbenthine, yernis &c.
UN ASSORTMENT DE SANGSUES
sangsues de France........l2a cts
do de Cerse..........25
do de Naples .......37A
do de Hongrie Ire qua!.50 a 81
B JOURDAN.
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pAQUEDoT ENTIRE La NoUVELLE OR.
Academic DIES HbenMOiseUcs

E 4. Il Nine. FIsifER.--La opzieme session
4vH commencea le . Janvier. Les 6leyrs rses-
eront les instructions necessaifes dams les different
tes patties de Ia lang,Ie FRANCHISE pour $40 par
quarter. La musians sers pages SO par quarter.
L'"sage des instruments . Isl par mois. Madame
Metchler qui est chnrgee do dubter les Iecons de
Francois, est one dame accomplie, SOUS tous les
rapports, ayant de Pinsfruetion, dc i''sxperieues 81
rossedant les meilleures qualities cosntnc profepeeur
dc FfancaiH OF de MusiqLe. 4 japyier AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

A VIS--Tontes les personnes qdi doivent
IA All soussigne, soft en- billets GU par comp.
ties, sont invites a passer regler sans delai,
sans quot les complies seront remis q I'm off
cier pour en- faire la collection.
80 ~janv-51 G. M. HEROMAN.
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AXIS.

AVIS.
LIES personnes ayant DIES reclamafions a fairs
contfe la succession de Hardy Cain decide, soni
prices de les remettre ddmeRt II ntIentiqnees a M.
James M. Elan. Avocat, ct ceux qui doivent a la
succession sont egalement prizes de veni IL en- faire -
pa yemen.. MARIE CAIN, Iuiice.
Baton Rouge, % Janvier so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
malta.

"a MA a
lent de recevoir en- constipation, vingt bar
rilets de tabac a chiquer Ire qualite; dix ditto
tabac de Myers No. ! ct 9; so barils de farine
fraiche A barils d'esprit de terebantine: 10 banls
d'huile de spermaeeti; 10 do. d'huile de haleine;
so caisses de savon; II caisses champagne; 10 do.
chambertin; 10 do. vieux madeire "a do. vieux
vim de Porto. - decemhre "A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
PACKET DE BATON ROUGE.

~paaeebo, tdgnlisr eu.re l3atea Rouge q. ~ Nile :
Orleans laissant catte defni6fe place tous les Js,i.
ts b 10 heufes du mstih, at Baton Rouge aeue los
samedis b Ia meme habfs.
Pour ftat Oh passage s'adfssasr h bard.
". h. Ls steamer Techs 4 et6 iuge pnf Ia bus
teHu ~ A sHprenes No. | do In Nils. Orleans, fun
dos m%sillsurs, (eo,ame 10 p%aouyeat les esribeats
au: sont d Jefd.) - fesftsf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
AUX HABlTANs DE La LOUISIANA.

"t'' III III II0UISIFIVU
1EN. Els sonssien6s vinnnsnt 10 fxer d Ba ton I2ou-
"a 50 dans fintentiof, dc ,dparer les machines h
vapeur dies monlins pour los Sucreriea ct pour les
so'o"e; is gasanti'ont leura oovrages OF consentent
o ne pas etre pages VI css tta vnux etaient mauyais.
Dne Tongue experiences Ges machines e, les success
1n'ils ont oblee.s sont do sars garapts, au'ils satis-
ffrort les pcfson,,es qui a%utaient b Ies employer
pour Ia fdt'aration dc lsurs machines b yaprur, liz
~esr6rent meritsr 10 suffrage du Public,
On peut les veir chez Mr.. u. r. Reeder,
& iev~52 THOMSON g. REEItER.
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~ AVIS.
1-AAE s~oussigne a l'honneur d%'informer sss amis
ct lie public en- general, quill a change son magasin
qui etait s,tue a l'encoignure de la rue Lafayette
ct de I'FgIise, il est maintenant dams la maison der
increment occupee par lie DR.. Souterle lie public
est respectueusement invite de venir visitor son
nouvel etabiissemeht; il continuera toujours lie
meme genre d'affaire ct il -vendra a des 3rix tres
moderes pour dn Compliant. II espere obtenir lie
patronage du public.
6 fcv-52 D.. SANGER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Es sOUssfGNES out l'honpsur do prove.
H. 'ir lfurs p%rhti1pss Fl lsuss amts, Il Ell gone
raj touiss Lee p%srsonnss don't lis penvsnt ,netiter r
bionvfiilapes, qu'ils ont reen IN Assortment. d.
Marchapdises do ton. genre, Ct conssnabies pour
Ia ssison, savo,r Eulru uns inGsit6 d'au,res Ar.
%ticles, Monsselins laine ct Indienpss dsrpier godt,
Bonnsts. nenaissahce, M6fnos fnncais o. srgisis.
Mafmottiors, Mitaines, Bareges, Chhles, Giants
castor, chanssures de ioate espeee, Mifoirs, Glas
ces, Conyertpres laine fraacaise, 3, 6 ct = points /,
Fafence, Cbapeans ct Cas1ue,tes de tout genre,
Ldnge fat %ftancais ct nelicain, Articles Ne mo
mage er Embellishments i; Comestiblss, Tolls Of
Corde d'smbaiIage, Ia, IA.
Eaton nppgs, 10 ,oysmbre 1909
ACOIIR1AnE AHEERI'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

que dc In Louisiana, II exerutera tou. CO aui con
'srhs ~ sellene Ct gu general tout 90 a,i II rapport
h iatat do Seller, II esphrs meritsr Ia eoHfance DO
public, " Z aransifa son ouvrage les persontss qai
%hnra,sh, DIES fsparati ons il fairs b Istfs voiturss
so"t inyisess d venir 10 %ytsitsr, II n IN tres bel MS.
sentiment do Sellorie do ,outss lev qualities.
s'adfessef pour les fsaseignesnsus au Capt.. d.
Scales, Joseph Menafd, } +. n. Layet.
. aout--26 A. M. RIsEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
A Lot e R.

eTYss5.M Une bonnie HABITATTON situ6e
"Ha 81 miles de Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
43S.su sur la route de Jackson, connue sous lie
nom de lhabitaiion Greenfield ou Manning. ii y
a STR la dite habitation une homie Maison, IN
Moulin a Cotton, des Cabanes d Negres ct $50
acres de terre entouree de b4niere. Pour les con-
ditions s'adressfr a Mr.. Morgan a Baton Rouge,
ou a Phabitation du s~oussigne EN- bas de Baton
Rouge.
% Janv-50 PHILIP HICKY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

Id ECU aujourd'hui 10 Daeembre 1910.
EA, 20 douz: de bouteiiies asst,rties de Castor
Oh; Pe.niure de coulenrs assorties; Piuceaux de
differences grosseurs SO baTils de FarIne fraiche ;
20 barillets de Poudre a tiIer. A vendre d bon
marche pour du compliant.
- dec Al j w MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

AVIS.
AAE sonssigne a ouvert une Pension dams Pap
partement waste ct commode, occupG a~utrefois dams
lie meme but, PAL A Woods, situe aupres du Mar
che ct pres de la Muison de Cour. lie soussigne
est lnaintenant pref d accommode les Pensionnai-
res ct les voyageurs. II espere quele public Pho
norera de 81 visite.
n3-Les voyageurs qui ~vasiteron. pH0tel, sont
prevents qu'on arretera leur passage sur les paquets
a n'inporle 4uelle heure de la mutt.
IL oct is A, WADDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

NJ AVIS
IN Gus avons phonneur de prevenir les
abonnGs a PAbeille de Ia Nile. Orleans, que
nous avons nomme Mr.. P. Langlume, notre
Agent pour les Paroisses de Quest ct Est Ba-
ton Rouge, avec pouvoir de faire droit a toute
reclamation; de r~ecevoir lie prix de la sous
cription ct den donner quittance en- notre
nom. BULLITT. MAGNE & Co.
Baton Rouge. 80 Septembre 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

TRAINES DE COTON-l00 sacs de Graf
IN mes d, Cotton du Petit Gulf, reinforcement
recues ct d vendre par
j. s. e. F. PHILLIPS s. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
II TVS
sFSDrLEs, MONTREs d BIJOUx
DEBaBtG

- MOpRE, ipfjrtHs sspectGsuserte6t les ei-
~Ds toyens do Baton Rouge, an'ii oec,pe msiu.
tenant f.tneisttne Residence de X. Fitzpatfek. rue
de I'Esiise, OH il fabt,Guers tout otivtaae d'ss.
gent, ~repafera los nontres, lss boites dc musiqnes,
orgnes %grandss NJ petites. 81 penduies dc tonts ga
pscs. II edofsrtionnefa en easfe, ct rbiiafera 10 bi.
joa u s'aHsnd dams i'sn dc temps h %reeevoir IN
grand assortment dc yetres b %lunettes propres7h
tout age. u pehh mon'fer dies eeriifeats aui prou-
vent ao'n y eie long temps %apprsnfi tiars re gsere
do travail ct au'n a 6i6 employee dams les b%outidaes
les plus rsspsetabiss de i'Etat.
II pfend Pof ct ~l'afgsnt vienz en- eebange d. tra-
vail. ~ mars gsgm &
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is

kzE soussigne a Phonneur d'informer ses
amis ct ses pratiques que son nagasin est
maintenant dams IA maison 4 cote de NJ. Jane.
Mansker, rue de l'Eglise. II tiendra I'M grand
assortment d'Habillemens fats, de Marchan
discs ssches, des s%ouliers, DIES bottles, des cha
peaux, de Ia quincaillerie &c. quill vendra 4
bien bon marche pour du compliant. II saisit
cette occasion pour prier les personnes qui
lul dolvent de passer regler leurs complies.
2 janv-H FL. V. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

DORck-O barils de Mess Porck, garanti
III pfeIalSfe qualite. venant h'arriver ct d ven
DIRE par J. u Z. f. PHILLIPS Il Ca.
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A V rs.

AVIS.
A%E s%ouss'snd b fhonnsur do pr6vepir les per.
sonnes All hi %doiyebt, d'avoir h ysnif soldar leuri
complies dabs IL eoutant lie CO mois, sans quot II,
ssf'H't fe'h,s entire les mains d'u, officer, 10 Ter do
Mars panr en- faife Ia collection.
& fov--53 q. GIsuAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20
AVIS,

ES personnedesirant e~onsigrIer des March an
H discs aux SONS da soussigEf, peuvenf lie fare
en- payant d'aeance les frais DID transports, sans
quot les NJ a,cbandises neserons isas resues.
H.N. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

T UNE BONNIE AFFAIRE. %
f. Propristaire de la Gazette de Baton Rouge
IL ayant etc FORE de laisser lie pays pour cause
de maladie iF,iablissement est a vendre d des
conditions tres avantageuses. S'adressef h
% jaw STEPHEN HENDERSON,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

iFH AVIS.
III DUTIES les personnes qui doivent au soussi.
gne soft en- hillets on complies, sont prices de pas
ser solder de suite, sans quot les complies seron,
reinis aux mains DUN officer pour en- faire la col
lection, ne pouvant ace order un plus long delai.
% janv-50 nj. SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-20

q CONDUIT. In gsole d'jue.t Ba-
M /toa Rouge 10 8 F6vrier 1871, I'm Negro
Ar~1 1"' ~ dome 10 nom d'ISA AC, .aille
PM dc pisds . pouees, Ago d%'environ 70
srszs&as.&>m OH 30 aus, II II TN carcan MI ecu ; II 10
dit apparteuir d Mr.. Ialandey, de-
me.rapta Fla1ne'n'ne. Le proptistairs sst prize
lie le fetirer eli 10 cupfntmant h la loi
u fev-l 7. DADANCENS. i.enliet.
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" AVIS.
@s1E soussigno ayant une grande quaniite de
PL.aNCHES de differences qualities en- bois
blanc, dome avis gull les yendra d tres bon mar
che pour du compliant. S'adressera
ROBERT BEABE, QUA
1s avril-l0 HENRY TOMLINSON.
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a Wis.
LIE soussigne fesant eonstruire en- &C mo.
meht IN Bateau.a Vapeur pour tenir Ie Ferry
entry Ia paroisse POues Baton Rouge ct cette
vines prize les personnes qui lui doivent de
veh,r payer dams le plus court delhi.
80 Jany~-5l II. Ii. FAVROT.
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sELLEs &c FABKiQUE DE HAliNAls 81
PREPARATION DIES vOITUREs.

LIE sonssigne b l'honnsiH
Rinfofmer sss amis Ct IL Pt,-
bic On general quill q change
": bootiaue, IL dsme,'rs rue
EtafBvetts via h.yis In BAN
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Ncgres n In lseole ct a,1 Dcuot
u. RRYAN.Gsaiist

CONDUIT al Depot dc Baton
do In G6ols ds Ia Pssoisse
d'Iberyille IL Is Odobre 1910, On
Nfgfs qDi 20 donns ltnotn dc Hssny
WILLIAMS, tailla de5 pisds "A pou.
ces, age d'sbylron q aus, II ,iit qp'il
WitttAa Ginsos DO i Nile Orleans,
10 est pho de fe feeiaaef en- 30 %eonfor-
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08

other court shall in such case consider expedient- And upon any conviction for crime hereafter com mitted not punishable by imprisonment, if the per son so convicted shall fail to pay any fine which may tion, he shall be committed to such county work house or house of correction, until such fine and costs shall be paid satisfied, or until he shall he discharged from such imprisonment in due course oflaw.
 Sec. II. Whenever any person so confined shall De holden only for the payment o fine and costs and snail nave no means to pay or satisfy the same the inspectors of such county work house or house of correction at their discretion, may take the note of such person for such fine and costs payable to the treasury by law liable for the payment of such cost and he shall thereupOn be discharged from such i'm pE'Sonnent' Approved, June 10, 1S4l. An Act Tn addition to act entitled an Act concern
 ing Crimes and Punshments
 be em9cted oy he Senate aud House ef Representa- son or persons shall winlly and desgnedy, with in. tent to cheat and defraud another alter or mass as money any false token made and executed nfter inc general smude of bills or checks of banking com. panies or corporations intended as money and nnr. porting to have been issued by or drawn upon bank or tt existing has never authorized such drafts or checks thereon or been furnished with funds ior inc payment thereof, and shall by means of such false token knowingly and franduleRtly obtain from any other person any money, goods merchandise or other property. any release or discharge of any debt or obligation or the giving up of any promissory note or other evidence of debt, any valuable thing what. ever the person or persons SO offending being duly convicted thereof shall be punished in the manner provided in the ll4th Section of the Act to which this s an addition, or shall suffer imprisonment in the Connecticut State Prison for time no. less than one the Court having cognizance of the offence. V
 Approved, June lQ lSil.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08

All hct m a0dltlOn to an Act emitted an act concern.
 ing Crimes and Punshments.
 Sec l. Be enacted by the Senate and House o Re presentaiites in General Assembly convened That if any person or persons shall have keep in his her or lhelr custody or possession. or in any house or building or its dependencies in any place in hs, her or their occupation, any Nne-Pin Alley, cal. led, or place for playing bowls, skites. Nine Pins, whether more Or less than nine pins used in such play every such person so offending shall be pun shed by fine not exceeding fifty dollars less than seven dollars.
 Sec 3. The Selectmen or a major part of the SC. iectmen ot any town may, by an instrument in wri- ting under their hands, authorize such Alley to be Kept at any place, when satisfied the same will be used solely for the purpose Of health and recreation, m which case said penalty shall not be incurred and e shall be their duty revoke said authority when ever such Alley shall be used contrary to the inten. l ton of this Act
 Sec. 3. One half of the penalty recovered and ac- tuay received from any person for violation of this act snail be paid over under the order of the court having cognizance of the offence to the person who shall complain and furnish evidence to any informing Ofhcer of such violations.
 Sec This act shall take effect from and after the hrst day of July, lS4l.
 Approved. June 10, lS4l.
 An Act confirming the 6oings of the assessors and
 board Of relief in certain cases.
 ne enacted 6y the Senate and House of Representa- aOes. n General Assembly cOnUensd That the several provisions of the act passed in l6S entitled act connrmng the doings of the assessors aud board of reiet m certain cases be, and the same are hereby re'enacted and extended to all cases to which the same would be applicable if said act were now rst enacted Provided, that no claim which is the sub. manner affected by the provisions of this act.
 approved, June lO lS4l.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

SugsrrurE-An Irish officer III the DOTH rang his bell
so often that no scryan, the andad could hire would stop
in the house or could stand the running up stairs
The officer consequently received notice to quit which he
being unwilling to do and finding the OF warning he
not 10 ring the bell again Upon this understanding
ho retired to his apartment uabou half hour the whole
house was alarmed by tho report OF brace of pistols in the
Captains room Up rlsked the landady the dodgers and
tho servants and burst open the door, in the full expectation
Of some dreadful catastrophe Coffee" cooly cried the
Captain On their expressing surprise, the ledger cried
"Why as you do like ring the bell of course must
find ssme substitute"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

IxrlRMlrY OF Mas TOWARDS MAS.-Eave you quite
broken with friend then give him. only OF the love
of humanity but also of holy respect for the corpse
of friendship--no sign emblem, and if possible.
moment more your presence because the signs of former
warmth as the cmbems of prescut GOODNESS again
unProhtaby and severely the pcn of the rapture Man
than that of friend hostile for lover be supplied
by another but no friend by another. Jean Paul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30
No. ipEsN Slip.

seoCIoR CARPENTER continues seua to dsyoe his
~ peona attchon 70 tie general duties of his profession
Those rno have been victims.
unqualified aud caratan with which this city abound
:csion respectfully solicited call at h. old established D.pen
AIRY No Peck slip where Thousands have
Joice al happy de!NerancC from their manifold
To Gr Carpenter add tina, ne native
and the born that he graduate College and
'ecayed h diploma this city, Claims honois
tate al the Ne" York State Medical Society has had thirty
years practice and experience IN tai city what ipoa
he speedily and efIectualy re-. patients.
II Separate entronrs charge, reasonable asJv,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

The NiGuTiSGALE AND THE HAwK.-A hawk pounced
upon nightingale singing in the hedges crying Since you
have such sweet voice how delicious YOU be eat
Was this ignorance irony in the hawk den know
but | heard say Yesterday, That young lady