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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
By ROBERT HILL s co.


Willie sold by Us, on TUESDAY Next 55th instant on
The premises desirable Lot Of acres, with wCOi
House ihsT'pn, suitable tot small family. be House
contains rooms, aus uuing the basement
rUSi TERMS-Cash.
200 u RIA CO Arr,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

TUE subscriber has Ian at the Drpot at CorIong.
Il NIie ani Will be completed In time the hII trade
a large house suitable for a Wholesale Grocery with com
i"ahle up stairs looms, with frcpaces ia each ROOM
which he will rent on moderate terms.
iu &c CHASS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

ut- tue ENCuANGE RANK Of VIII
GINA has declared dividend uftHrce ger cent oui OF
~ profits f ihc as sir MONTHS payable a. the Bank AMI
BNnchcs, on ant aitcr the itth instant
Jun dlw W. p, sTRoTuER, Cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

~ persons indebted fH f.r lfs Edmund walls are
y requested '' Was. Immediate rtymruf and Dbl. So
WIZ nav. c1Ws against Die Estate, WHISTLER rTurrrI
nr security uHa due. Hr which DIS estate become Il
Doc iaI arc r,4uHsrI fu make fIeiu krrvr u frr kub
srfucr VITO are gsruus u wind upfhc affairs Of hr Fs
ir s speedily posi- bic. luI cary te wuIuf their Trs
fl'1t into execution
WH WILLIAMS Ex'ors Of 3. irrrHF
900 Ig.Fr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

VI A Family declining Housekeeping.
Ga FRIDAY MORNING. July z3I over the store Of
heasrs W d Christian, TIE Furniture OF a family
iSrHung housekeeping, comprising usual VARIETY ci
Household ant Kitchen articles Beds ding ami Bed,
s'caf Dining anu BT- Ak Tables Chairs sofa
&c &c u y Ia n, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

Pokomokc RIVER Lottery, Cnss No 9I-To be drawn
~ Wilmington Dell "Wednesday, July 2I ISL Drawing
ne".Ved FRIDAY moruiur. Gapfals-sdpsi, 2Ob 1910 of
~ Of 30 Of % &C. G5 Nos-ll drawn. wholss e.
shares in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

LScsburg Academy Class X. draws n Alr,,p.irf, NJ,
saturday, The .ill CsWsls-2 Of S2lO a. sp tan
39W}pl 2h. 80 of 1901, &C. 10 Nos AMI 70 Drawn out
Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

FIVE DOLLARS WARD.
Escaped fTOm near The Oh Market
o<>TS, House, In Richmond, about thr It of
S$yMU<5 tins month, bright SoIrc MARE, III
EH52tI Ordinary swe, 7 old, small white
scar on each shoulder long thick name,
&Hzrofses.. aud heavy IA foIl saii TO be- ~ Jack.
The above reward will be pail by leaving
AT Captain GOdiu's Tavern, al Bncsn Quarter Branch
iu22-lI' Richard u. TYLER
uOESEs AND STNEHT WAGONS AND
HARNESS.
/ WILL sell street Wagons, together with Harness
and drs rate dia Horses, any person wishing
purchase at reduced price and urcn n" for good paper
Apply u GEO w. CLARK
lu3'-2aw3w Rurt
DUINClrr. Skst.AN> genuine receiving
Il tins morning, per ScHr Unln fos s,",
lu& WILLIAMS 4 IIANAIL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

lNesburr lottery, Class n, tor Monday morning Capi
Mls-l prize n eAtun " sntfp, son, Hinu Y7O 3GO
@HN, ~ ~ lsn, &C. 70 Nus-l2 dfswn. Tickets $40.
be met with prompt attention, II sddrcsscdi 10
jui9 RleSmonS ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
BY LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.
FIRST RATE BUSINESS STANDS,


BY LANCASTER, DENNY s co.
FIRST RATE BUSINESS STANDS.
AT AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY amer ncI,, the 27,h Of July AZ 8 o.,
clock IN the afternoon will be sold on the premises nun
perry, situated the corner Of or Man street AMI Ian
,Tefs no~ IA TIE occupancy n Mr. 7 PaIo AMI Messrs
sl'nO T'+s well known aud Tc,y feeir,bIs nron.,,y
ors -! iesi on Main street, snd central la IL To-
BRYCE aud u prOni,nen, In view ,,d ye,y
NrN Hotel Merchants EEchanze and Post once An on.
po.uny Improperly so ntrtnscay valuable rarely &C.
The OF sale are one.fourtA cash the rer,.per
on credit e l. aud Y months, equal payin.ns Tor
notes hearing niercs', and secured by the properly
a re, s o, the property may be seen At our ottee
Va 10 eotd l. u a co. Aucis.
BY WILLIAMS & HAIALL.
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. &c.
s%u al aneuon aTTey OF Groceries &c consisting part
lehh.s Porto REQ Sugar
bags LaSIyra C"nec
~ 30 % 90 I. No
halI chests No Guurow,Ior Tea
a DO racOn, shoulders
3 ar sSd. 10 10 5 hi@'
. bbls CIDER
. boros sperm Candies
% do Tallow do
2Ibbls New England Rum
10 DO Winner oil
lgroce MIsons Backing
Z pipes Holland Ciu
~ half pipes Brandy
70 do oid Rye DO
Ginger, GnsPiee, RICE. Pepper.
ALSO,
: TG @, lbs NecCImiek 81 PaIrnef's Mould Boards
ItEAs-Ah sums u"dersIco cash, owe. slr14 nonihs
ADDITIONAL. - '''''''
NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGs.
VIII Ge al led to the above sale bbIs No North C.
r9--a4 "erLlngs. ~ ~ Wa u, Auct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
4 FItI1s RATE !cm4.c LADIES' seryanI foT s,le An
~ ply At tie Marshall House ju2 2-St
HOYI & CO.'S OFFICE.
Granite C0jyier. Riesnond, Ve
Thea 70 1tcssi a. HOi 10 LJCRl COURT,

Va Lsesblrs Lottery, Clss L. ~ I=il-To be drawn
Alrhandra Va on saturday, he 3lst July, 1871. Grand
-chenr Eiu'h. lnEHl. nGj JbI 500. .5.1 2Dlu M
p II IUI - of OF 2Sof3B 2Uu 6U Sc Tickets siU-
shares iu proportion. % Nos drawn.
Certificates Of PdCkagcs OF p Whole Tickets sINO o.
BD do p ia do g. a.
ID 30 p Quarter b 50
FOR itcScis and Shares or Certificates u Packages In
any Of she above sp.cnd Lotteries very particular TO
siitess ID. NJ. HoYr q co.
Richmond, Va.
Dawr- scu: iauC aely they over to ali VINO order
az above.
U.d-rs ion any part OF the United Satesb,
~ or Otherwise, enclosing cash pTZc TrEcls thank
y received Lud executed by rciuTn mall with the same
prompt HdrnnoEas personal apple alton the result
Immediately after the DrawinE-f
bidTesseit' ID. NJ. HUYT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

AUCTION NOTICE.
ID THe sale of splendid pair of bob tail Northern
r"tnr HORSES, will take place THIS MORNING. at II
''clogs lNLOES n BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

IlN vttus ~ decree 81 Hanover County Court In N,
ID case of Whtockcs Auir. staior r.. Whlockr - Il
viii 10 sod al the font dolt ut the Ben Tavern on OBJ,
3lst II July, two NEGRO MEN, for cash.
by order of the Cmmlssioncr,
iul0 dds r. II. DICKINSON, Aust
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

DEGGED UOOTS.-t have ON hand a superior ~.
ucIe of Pcgzcd Boots, which will % fum g. - 90
81 y psr pair. JOHN \ JONES. Agent,
Ju " Opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
classical SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La

IWb subscriber, who has been engaged u me business
Of tuition for iry Years fftccu 1T them a. Piucral
oI afcw1le Srwinary IN Norfolk and Pousnuuh-propo
-er cpenn The city ul RchWndd the Ut Of October
newt an Institution 'or tho instruct Of Young aies In
NC Natlons branches ct Classical ana Polite Leaning
lno reln. location sud oiher particulars, will be stated
IN a Prospectus 10 he hereafter given
u ~ VII HENRY ROBINSON. OF Norfsb.
10 'he'onpuer ani Enquirer will COPY an forbid
OHGEAT SYRUP, superior article for soda Wafer
" ior sale " J GAYNOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
LOAE ANn LINZ
SHOT AND SuEET -,

ln0D BAGS shot, assorted, sizes
IOOO u rolls Sheet Lead, assorted weights
~ Kegs bar Lead, receiving, for sale.
Ju2S DUNLOP. MONyURE 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
EOil SALE, PHIvATELY,
On e. strcCi-GambIe's Hill.

FUR SALE, PNINATELH,
On strcei-Gamble's Hill
(within ten minutes walk Of the Banks)
- 4 new convenient Rrck Dwelling oil two stories
EfSsa3 end basement. The biscmtnt divided into ilu
EissA Ing room, Kitchen Tantry. the Isl npor into
- parioT, drawing rurtn 3 chambers. EnI ma ssagc
running through The lot h % feet and running back
loo "c There Is ample alnngSii for another house
a. eqHal or larger dm'n Ions desired husrs nj
well IN that ncrhhOurhood The garden IL very pruciyc
with iruittrees. asparagus beds, &c. Icacclcut
water IN the yar with one OF Mnnrs Patent Pumps The
owner Will take pleasure showing any one d. rosed
O. puIchaSe For terms, &c apply
ju22 ROB'r HILL a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
BY ROBERT HILL 4 co.
SALE so9 SF .1 TMH sTAe+s n9Fnl .SD

SALE OF TIL - EAGLE uprE, 49,,
FOUh "fENEMr Nrs ADJACENT
I(h virtue OF three several deeds 81 trust 10 , IT.
~ by Abner Robinson snd Henry Kuz q. J,bp T,,',-s.
brough An Anthony Robinson. Jr. Trustees c .I -
october, Is "a deed by the RrantoT. M en-,
"m Dsbney, Trustee, dated ri DeeanIer Ig.te -, :
Iced by ls..m Puckcu amt Frances r. his wifs ts ci
Taylor AMI Hold. Rhodes Trustees d-te,i Sin J,nU,r
Iao sh"i record IN the once ttnc HIsng Court oTet'
mon val De the premises, by public ansion
loT eA-h on ~ bSDAS, the 22i LAY Of June nc a. thr
tsncinehts on street In the City u Richmond ipsIY
th' property called the Eagle Hotel with the apprts
ets a. ue-f bed IN the two FIRST dee Il aorcEI-aiso ono
cGla UNDIVIDED moicty Of two other tenrnrpta ant ID %
appnuehances being the tenement lgsh sfscr In No.
sad tty formerly called tho Prlds House and , f.,s
meui irontnE ~ feet 10 Inches, 18Th srret la fb,
sii City beiEg ne two enenienis n,cntnnr ,r t
Ecnpei In the lad iced Aforesaid The .,le = m 49, ,,f
tor the purpose of raising the Of none, e D1s,
inc deeds Aforesaid and the expenses Of sale The s,i
seriber-Acung a. Iru~focs ~ u convey ONLY the u. yr
ieo "a leu butthey believe the title be udtspf,i
lie sale Sili isSe place al = O'Clock. noon
JOHN BROCKENBROUGiL0
:. ROBINSON, Jr.
titA-. WN. DARNEY, TrL,,.e,
SAMIEL TAYLOR,
u. RHODES.
~, ne ao"Ne sale - postponed until THURSDAY
'Hc = on Jny neat and 10y Of IN, parties en-
SeInei the terms vii be fourth cash OF appr,y no
aabie notes o. O. days. bearing Interest," one urth in q
lHoniis one ouIth la u month"; and hs residue i'm ~
months me last IN alinents bear interest fro the s
OF sac BY the Trustees lie xl-lt,i.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

Monougalia Lottery, No o. for Friday, AZ O'Clock Capi
hs-l prize of slO.rn, 3Ep SOO 2SO I26l 100 Of GdO
&c ~ Nos-ii drawn. Tickets 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

FIRST PACKET FOH NEW ONLEANs.
SSN The nra class copper fastened AMI eopp cred
stxke brig ORLEANS. wisthsm, master, Will ,sn 'or
- the alaVe port about the 2Jih % September Per
herd OF passage. having superior accommodations
ippyio the captain on board At udiams wharf
in II HAsKINS a LIBBY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth District Cotrt,-Parish Of West
pntat, Eatue-
Celeste Allan, wife

Celeste Allan, wife
vs.. NO. 65j
James A. LohdoI1, huptand
On this day The court in this c1Be de 'iverel
ita opinion and judgment M follows tho
plaintiff, authorised b" the court, brings tllla
suit, cl Lining a separation Of property between
her and her husband, and that che recover Il
Judgment against him for the amount Of mo-
MICA received and used by him, and which
fora a portion of her separate and parapher-
n1l eBtAte the evidence cstablJsf'ss that the
affairs Of thn defendant are in an oinbarfsascd
situation, and that the wIfo's claims owing
thereto, are endangered. The evidence h1ao
shows that the husband during the marriage
has received three thousand five hundred and
fifty dollare, which was paid him by Francois
il, Allain III the Goth day Of May, 1896, in
the following manner, viz: in the slave
J1IIiette, aged about 10 years, taken by gaid
Iuneband At $3.50, and the balance in eaab, be-
ing ihe sln coming to wife from the estate Of
her fatler, aB QUE of his heirs. md Il donation
Of $500, made her by er mother. That she
alao had when ehe married, tho artialea Of
household furniture described in her satition.
VIZ one bureau valued ut ssss}o 40, half dozen
Windsor chairs ut ssl2 por dog, one bedstead
at aE10, one wa8Ilatand At &i, one piano forte
ut SdGh, one dozen silver tea spoons at SIS,
and one bali dozen table silver epoone at 1872,
and that eaid articles and said slave Julliette
are IN possession Of her husband.
It Ia, therefore, ordered, aaiulged and de-
creed by tho court, TINT plaintiff be aeparated
Of property from The defendant, that she have
and recover the free administration Of tho
slave J~ulliette and the articles Of furniture
above mentioned, in kind and the same, arc
hereby declared to be and form . portion OF
the p5raphernal effects of raid wife, and not
liable in any manner for the payment Of the
husbands debts. It is further adjudaed and
decreed, that the plaintiff recover D Judgment
against her said husband for the Gum OF three
thousand two hundred dollars and costs Of
suit to be taxed. The court is Of opinion that
the plaintiff is not entitled TO . legal mortgage
on the property Of her husband for the eecu-
rity Of The payment Of this JUDGMENT.
Signed, TIIOS. G. NICHOLAS,
May 18Th, 1871. judge ID District.
A true copy of the original Judgment.
'. KIRKLAND, Clerk,
i,,Iv 81 "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

Or The following scientific observa-
tons on the army worm, are by Il. VII.
SON, Esq. editor Of the Planters Banner.
No man in the state is better qualified 10
give information on such topics, and VIC
regret that he does not more frequently
condcscend TO enlighten the public, In his
plain, ~laconic style. His suggestions re.
speeding tho utility Of rico-birds, black
birds and crows, should be rceolIectod by
planters and huntsinen.
THE Army Wonu.~-We find 10 the
last st. MartinsylIle Gazette, an article of
the Fran kiln Republican, in which IL is
stated that the Army Worm dies as o
as it resolves its full growth, which is
about an inch in length" and that it's nn"
lure 10 something similar TO tha' Of tha
s,Ikworm-" The whole Of this statement
il fajga. The sllkworm does not die when
il receive, its full growth. IT changes 10
the chry&a! is gtnte, then p,orces lta cocoon
which, cnv e|bpcs it, ONES forth 1t moth,
lays it's eggs and dies. 50 it il with the
army worn,- The egg from which it IL
matched by the heat oil the sun, is deposit.
I'd on the tender leaves Of Tho plant. In
this climate the egg matches very soon,
The caterpillar cats rayenou9Iy and grows
fast. Instead Of weaving u soft covering
such us that Of the silk worm, it Geeka a
plnce Of conc.almcnt IN the earth, when
it cnsts off its skin and assumes the chry-
Allis OF nympla form. Thus II remains
until it Gomez. forth, n moth or butterfly,
the following season. Some insects pass
two Or three years IN the state Ut larva
and chrvsalls, but whose existence in the
winged state, is limited 10 n few hours
When plouEhlna ground, immense guam
titles Of the army worm pup0 are some
times seen, but few persons imagine that
if moi destroyed by the birds Which follow
the plough, they will again be disinterred
III time 10 des, roy the entire crop.
Our belief IL that We shall always be
subject to the ravages Of this worm, and
that hey will Increase rather than dlmin-
lab, because, rs land is now better drained
than formerly, the worm in the chrysali9
state, will be more likely to survive the
winter, but more particularly, because the
number Of birds which fall a prey to tbs
sportsman, Is yearly increasing. Black
birds pnd rice birds are known, during the
pIoughing scu&on, to feed on those grnbs,
each one Of which would otherwise pro-
ducc its hundred fold. II is said Of the
CROW, that Che dc9toys at least live hun
dred pcrnicioas grubs and in@eets Tor eve
y grain Of corn which he plliases from
1nan." 1t Is thought by some that we Of
The South need no legislation in regard to
birds, because they are So numerous. In
socts are proportionabIj numerous and
this State is az much IN need Of icgisla-
tive cnaetincnts on the s~u,Jc ~ any
ofbHr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
Third District Court,-Parlsh Of East
Baton Rouge.
Mary M. Carney, wife

hlTd DiStftSt touft.-k dtlSf ol IdSL
Baton RoHge.
Mary NJ. Carney, wife
vs.. NO. cljL
William SoWelI, husband.
"sworn, Carney & Dunn.'J
June 18th. 1sll.
After hearing the evidence in this case, and
it being in favor of the plaintiff, and against
the defendant, and the law a~utlforising the
same: It is, therefore, ordered, adiudged and
decreed, that the plaintiff and her husband, the
defendant, be separated Of property, and the
plaintiff resume the free administration OF her
estate.
1t is further ordered and decrccd, that the
plaintiff 10 have Judgment against, and re-
cover OF the defendant, negro IONA Aney,
mentioned in her petition also, thirty head Of
cattle, and two beds and bedstcade, her sepa-
rate property, and that she be Tut in posses
sion of the same. And it is further ordered,
adindged. and decreed, that the plaintiff rc-
cover of the defendant, and have judgment
arainst him for the sum Of five thousand dol
lars, the price Of the lard belonging to the
plaintiff, as described in her petition, and sold
hv the defendant. And it is further decreed,
that the plaintiff has a legal mortgage upon
the slaves and unmoVeable property OF deten-
dant, and a privilege upon his movable
effects, and that the same, or so much as shall
be of value sufficient to pay and satisfy plain
tiff s demand aid costs of this suit, be seized
and sold.
Sd Julv. 1871. ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge Third District.
! certify the foregoing 10 be a true copy q
the original Judgment,
iuly II 90 II. Moreno, Dep. CPk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31

Did you ever SEQ q neWfpa per which, "len
speaking Of the community supporting 1T, did
not seek to screen the vices and blazon The
virtues of eaid community that did not tell
what excellent, good, wise, intelligent, honest,
righteous people composed if, and how much
better those people were in every respect than
some other people not far off! Great deal of
hurnbns in our trade, reader; although we
are undoubtedly all honest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
PATENT MEDICINES &c.

PATENT MEDICINES &c.
DIR. Councils monorrhGa mixture, oil spike,
BAYS liniment and pile ointment, DIR. Nc
N1nn's elixir opium, Botanic remedy for ague,
Rawland's tonic mixture for ague, Genuine
southern tonic a vegetable lebriiugc, Rev. -
! Bartholomew's elixir of life, do. oxpcctorant
syrup. Cooks pills, DR.. Snppjngton's pills for
the cure of intarnittcnts, DR.. l.. Spolu's
ague pills, warranted TO cure, do. cure for sick
head ache, MG+iatt's pills, genuine do. phoa-
nix bitters, DR.. Evans camomile pills, Moor's
essence of life, Carpenters saratoga powders,
and oil his other preparations, DIR. Viewers
celebrated worm tea and saiyc, henry's cal
| cincd marnesia, Moxon and Buffers efier-
vesceut magnetism apcrient,, Curltngton's
| Balsam. Chapman and Anderson's cough
lrons. Nerve and bone liniment, red liniment
for rheumatism, Roofs founder ointment, DIR.
Eastnfan's astmatic drops, do. rhumatic drops,
Jewett's linirrent for nervous affections, do.
Stimulating ~linimcnt, do. linimant for the
headache, kline's tooth drops, Mothe,s eopa-
via capsules, Eustacc and Temples gonof-
rhna mixture, Barclays cubeb and sarsapa-
riila compound, f, Tr;ppe's concentrated sar-
saparilla, potter's catlolicon, Thompson's eye
water, Smiths nipple salvo, Whites salVe for
the cure of rhumatsm, Vests chlorine cos,
metic and pills, Compound chlorine tooth
wash, Orr;s's tooth wash, Oldridge's balm Of
columbia for hair, Kaiydor for removing PIN.
pies, freckles, etc, Condition powders tol
horses; black, blue and red ink.
These articles, fresh from New York, are
offered at moderate prices.
The list Of patent medicines being too long
DIR. Souterre has specified here only the prln
cipal, but ne informs the public that ne keeps
on hand medicines OF all sorts, simples, sy
rops, ~extraits, onguents, distilled waters OF al
kinds, essences, paints, oils etc and that h
will charge himself to fulfill all orders will
which he may be honored, and make eyer,
effort to merit the good will Of those who ma.
honor him with their custom.
r,,-np IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY
Conducted bu Mr.. AND Mrs. FISHER.

BATON ROUGE FEMALE l.
Conducted By Mr.. AND Mrs. FISHER.
THE fifteenth session Of this school COM
mencoi on the fourth Of January, 1871.
Parents may enter their children at any
time, since charges are made Only from the
date of their becoming members of the school.
No scholar is admitted for a shorter term
than three months.
Board and tuition, $500 per annum payable
quarterly in advance. Washing, an extra
| charre. An extra charge Of 81 per month is
. made, when bed and bedding are furnished for
the b0ardors.
The course of studies, which any scholar
may pursue, without being subject to All extra
charge, embraces every department OF an
English education. Every exertion Is made
! to cbtail the most approved school books, and
:, the course CT instructions and recltatIons,
..to sill a., TIE whole idea"
Music, 500 Pc quarter. Use OF lnstru-
mont ri, Der mon.h. French, Sl0per guar
tar No deductions made for lost tine, unless
j, cases Of severe sickness.
Tie ornamental branches, including per,
~snect;vc drawing and painting, wax-"'fA ans
nam and fancy needle-worh' receive Paf10n'
H. attentions when requested.
,Fho scholars Of tt1s school receive lnstfae
.;or !, fhe and Latin and Greek languages a
an extra charge Il s. Per quarter icf eash'
iui+ 3-II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
STRAY.

Taken up by J. H. Boatner, in this parish
the Comite, about fifteen miles above
Baton Rouge, two mules, one a small mare
mule. SORE, a brand on one shoulder, which
be made out the other a small black
horse mule, branded on the rump w. L. F.
No other marks recollected. The owner Of
said mules is requested to comply with the
1sw and take them away, otherwise they will
10 sold. three months from this date, by the
parish Judge. J. HUSTON, Ranger.
iu1y II D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
MAYOEALTI.

Resolved, That ten daya after the publica-
ZION ~ this resolution, it shall be the duty Of
the notice officer to shoot, OF poison, Or cause
to be shot or poisoned, all ddsss found running
at large wiihinthe corporation Of baton fouge'
BY day or by night, and sad officer shall re,
cejye fifty cents for each dog 90 destroyed
and removed. SAMfL- SkOLflELD,
July "a a eiefk'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

hRsEONDEn from this town on tho IGN
of May Last, a malotto girl who calls 'eyaelt
ELLEN LANGLEY, aged about ~ yo'ra' about
& feet . inches high. SAID g'rl viii ondoavor
10 pass herself IA a free girl All persons
arc forwarnod from hiring or harhoring said
.,irl uader The a~oyerest penalty OF thH law.
). w. BIRD 4 G, y. BoNNl.
Executors OF George Langley docc"sod.
,mn, El-~l1 #
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
STRAY HORSE.

TAKEN up by hEEL ksaz, on SANDY J
rraat. about IS miles above Baton Rouge d
L IN brown poney, a white star IN the lore
,l5l9 Iaf, hind f3ot white, with marks Of mar
ae@e' ~ "a lis shoulders, and apparently about
s seven wears old. The owner d sad a Y fnre
s : tsrcbv notified that unless reclaimed nelo n,
y. = a<nira,ion of the time prescribed ~ !aN'
u niIi he sold to pay costs. &c.
ie WAL ~IHyEST0N, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-07-31
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RnNh'tW,TAv from Vic Forest plantation IN
yyr., reljciana. IN the early part Of the month
Of F L : pl,1'"' Iast, a negro man named IS sa :
4, about IS years, height about 3 ,oot . ID, n,
a mark resembling a 1rat scar on ono OF tl,s
temples. The above Zero was po" K. ~
auction last year IN New o'loan"' BY mr. -,
4. i. Mussondon, and is IN och marked ny INC
whip. lie speaks onglieh. french and 9pa,lsl',
The above reward viii be p ID ior lodging
said nero IN any of tho iails Of t.o'7 n{ato'
''' STEpuEN HEN. oEiSoN'
May [. l9li-l3