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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
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RICHMOND. goth Octoher 1871

RtcHAosp. goth October, 1871.
Sr-four letter, dated September 23d, in replv
| 10 mine OF the 2ist, was handed mo by MIR .. Dis
COLI the evening of tn, 18Th instSnt l should
have replied to it Immediately, but for reason,
which viii he made known to you by my friend
Samuel III. Myers, Esq.
waive, for the present, all the contents Of your
etter, save those which ate directly the issue
| made by YOU in your "AddreSs to the Public" in
| which you charge me with having "purloined a
copy of your letter to the Coffee House.
also distinctly declare, that cannot for a mo-
meut admit that there exists in this matter an issue
between any other individual than you and myself.
On the floor of Congress, and in public print YOU
have accused INC Of having purloned tfor you ad.
NIT that | was the person inicnded) a copy Of a
letter which you say you Inadvertently directed to
the Coffee House instead OF James IL. Lynch, Cof
tee House, Richmond; which is my usual mode OF
directing documents and other papers to him."
| That letter, as you are aware, was by MIR Lynch
| placed upon the Coffee HousS table, among the
newspapers for the peusal OF visitors; comprising
subscribers and strangers, (both Wings and Loco
focosD who may have been introduced there. You
well KNOW there should be strong grounds for so So
r'ous charge You have stated that you have
based yours upon letter received by you from Mir
Lynch. have never seen tho letter, and therefore
speak generally as to what It may contain. IL II
asserts that obtained surt~rttiouSly, Or I'm despite
OF refusal on the part of Mr. Lynch either the
letter which you addressed TO the Coffee House or
copy OF that, most uncquivocally deny the
same.
ne general recognition OF my character rs n
gentleman, IN the community where you and were
both reared, and both reside, places my denial upon
an equal iooung with any mans asscI tion: hut IN
addition TO that denial, you have the evidence Of
oiher gentlemen, TO vii: Mcs.rs Gregory, Macon
and Shore, which should convince you tina, your
charge Is unfOunded and cannot be sustained.
must, therefore, again request that you will no,
HESITATE fully and explicitly, re,ract il in as pub
lic a manner as II has been made.
Awaiting your reply at the earliest moment, |
subscribe myself, respectfully
lSignedl RICHARD ADAMS.
Hon John NJ. Bolts
2Sh October. 1911.
T. 5. The above was intended TO have been con-
veyed To you Immediately after II was written:
however, beyond my con,ro (and
which, If you desire, will be explained TO you)
produced delay. Since writing it, the suggestion
hiss been made to me by my friends. that | should |
request OF you the letter which Mr. Lynch wrote TO !
you, and on which you say you based your charge
hat Par!otnss your letter. or a copy OF your let
Ter 70 him. In obedience to that suggestion. 10 |
which fec! bound 10 defer, no~ make that request
but with the distinct understanding, and 1 repeat
the assertion that cannot TO the charge of prr-
Dining, admit that there is an issue nywhere but |
between you and myself
Respectfully,
lSisnedl RICHARD ADAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

- = RICHMOND, NOV. IT, IS4I.
Slr-my friend, MIR Richard Adams deeming the
explanation made by you in relation to a recent con
troversy between yourself and himself atisfacio-
~, has requested me TO ask you whether or not
you will receive challenge If one is sent, his OBJ
Ject IN making the enquiry Is TO send one, If your
answer should be in the affirmative.
Respectfully,
Your obi servant,
J SELDEN.
The Hon. NJ Bolts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

NO The Management have the satisfaction TO annrunc
That hey have elected engagement with those dgfin
guishcd Noeaisis Mrs scgun, Mr. segn and Mr. Ma.,eTI
who will appear IN a sucCCssipn ~ the most ,puroyr
Orcfas, commencing on MoEday Escnng Next Nov 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

ehsedully furnished by SOME OF our Amateurs. a, /,
spirited appeal from the President, invoking ther
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

HIP A meeting Of the Board of MANAGER. oc
the .Bblo Society Of Virginih is requested NJ Tho
lecture Room Of the United Presbyterian Church,
This Afternoon, at 4 o'clock
F. NJ. LAWSON,
no I'LL Recording Secretary.
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mo | ]

RICHMOND, 30,h August, lSII.
Dear Sir-Circumstances mako II necessary tina,
| should request OF you TO state, WHISTLER l. !, any
one in my name, asked Of you permission to take a
copy of letter, which exhibited in the Coffee
House, in this city, during the whole OF Tuesday,
18th inst, in the most public manner, much as
anewspaper any other public paper; which letter
was addressed "Cotfee House, Richmondr dated
Washington City, 10Th Angus, ~, aud signed
John NJ. Bolts: in which letter the conduct OF the
President of the United States, John Tyler, Esq'r
was nnimadveTted on with great severity
Also-t when asked you TO give me the origi-
nal letter, you did no, say, that II would be published
in the Wing; that MIR Davis had taken 4 copyl
Also, did you consider the letter "pubic proper.
tyr or "private property" and would you not have
permitted any one TO have taken copy, who
wished to do so.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
tSisnedl RlCH'D ADAMS.
JAMES II. LYNCH, Esq.
Mr. Davsis OF the Proprctors oGthc Wig.
We certify the within TO be true copy from the
original. MILES MACON,
Aug. 80, ls4l. JOHN SHORE.
delivered to Mr. J. III. Lynch, on this day. the
original letter, of which the foregoing is u corrcc.
copy, and receved- from MIR Lynch an answer
which was delivered to MIR Adams on this dav.
Aug. 30, 1871. JOHN SHORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
RICHMOND THEATRE,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, November 18Th, 1911,
VIII be presented Coman's excellent Comedy Of
THE HEIR AT LAW.

Afcr which, the laushable Farce of n
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
TEXAS AND ENGLAND

Rive have had the good luck TO rccc,, ON. co,v q,
the Alexandria Gazette this week -
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mo

No s.
RICHMOND, I'd September, lS4l.
Dear Sir-DOme The favor to answer the 10. low
ing questions:
lst Is not your Coffee House open to all senteel
strangers, and visited by the citizens Of Richmond
generally, whenever news of an interesting charac-
ter is received ihercl
3D. Could not other copies have been taken
without your knowledge
81. Has not the letter Of Mr. Bolts, dated 10Th
August, III, and addressed Coffee House, been
taken out OF the Coffee House several times, aud
returnedl
4.h. Has il Lot been the practice for editors and
other persons to take copies Of public documents
and other papers placed on the table OF the Coffee
House for public inspectoni
9Th. Do you not consider all communication
addressed Coffee House, Richmond, as intended lor
the publcl
Very respectfully,
YOr Oblt geFyit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

FORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr Josephine, Robinson, New Orleans, sun.
dries. sun
SAILED,
dries. 1"
Sehr Mary Catherine, Eddens, Baltimore, bran
and iron. '
Sehr Robert Armstrong, Travers, Baltimore coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

~ the request Of Mr. Richard Adams, and in con
sequence Of mr II Lynch having refused 10 an.
s"et ~ writing the five questions propounded 10
MN W Mr. Adams letter, dated September 81, 1871
make the following statement.
When the i've questions propounded by MIR Ad
ans to Mr. II Lynch, m his letter dated Cd Sep
'ember 1874 were read in my hearing, by Mr. Ad-
ans TO Mr Lynch, Mr. Lynch admitted in the most
1nquslhed terms, that the affirmative answer was
VIC uo ana correct answer TO every Of the ques.
tons. then remarked 10 him. that entertsining tbs
opinion he did, the answer simply YES, TO each OF
The questions would he sufficient Some (urther
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
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To Richard Adams, Esq.


Dear Sir: Your reply to my letter of yesterday,
handed you by Mr. Shore, is not as fail a one as
desired. My FIRST query seems TO have escaped
your attention. As that is one of importance TO me-
| will respectfully call your attention TO 1t again
II IS: "WheIher /, or any one in my name, asked
of you permission take a copy OF a letter. which
was exhibited In the Coffee House in this city, dl.
ring the whole Of Tuesday, the l7In Instant in the
most public manner, much so as newspaper
or any other public paper; which letter was ad
dressed "COffee House, Richmond" dated Wash
ington City, 18th August, al, and signed John NJ
Bolts in which letter, the conduct Of the President
OF the United States, John Tyler, Esq, was ami
madverted on with great severity" am confident
letter. as believed il my right to do So
A part also of my second query seems TO have
been overlooked by you, which Isl "That it would
be published in the Wing; that Mr. Davis had taken
a copy" Very respectfully,
Your Didn't servant.
RICHARD ADAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

delivered to Mr. J. H. Lynch, on tins day, the
original letter, of which the foregoing lie correct
copy, and received from him an answer which was
delivered to Mr. Adams on this day.
August 81. JOHN SHORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
September %, 1871.
mo 6 /

iANu y
In conformity with the request Of Mr. Richard
Adams, hereby certify that Mr. James II. Lynch,
10 company with Mr. Miles Macon, came n the
room ot Mr. X. Adams, at the Exchange Hotel,
about II o'clock, A. NJ, on this day. Mr. Adams,
during the conversation with Mr. Lynch, proposed
TO him TO answer certain questions which ho would
PROFOUND IN writing, which was uSsented TO- The
questions having been reduced TO writing, land are
contained IN the letter Of Mr. Adams to Mr. Lynch
Of tho ~ September, lsil,) were separately pro-
pounded, to each Of which Mr. Lynch gave an az
hrmauve answer Ho then read the questions him
sell, and IN conversation relative thereto again ad.
mued answers in the Affirmative TO those questions.
Mr. Adams then requested him 70 reduce his answers
70 writing he declined doing so at that time, and
sta'ed no would take the questions and call upon
Mr. Adams az 4 o'clock, T.. NJ.
AZ about the hour appointed, / met Mr Lynch
and Mr. Macon at Mr. Adams room, when, mler
some conversation, Mr. Lynch declined giving writ.
ten answers 70 the questions.
Given under my hand, on this second day Of Sep
'em1er, 1871. JNO. SHORE.
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Leader Of tho orchcstro. .................Mro Dol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
RIVER REPORT

PER STEAMER LAST EVENING
Vessels Bound upl
~; Schr Patrick Henry, of Baltimore abreast of
Schr Naungnnsett, off Free Point.
Sehr Mary Jane, of Suffolk, abreast tie Hun
dreds, with lumber.
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James II. Lynch, Esq.

We certify the foregoing to be true copy from
the original letter. JOHN SHORE,
Aug. 81. MILES MACON.
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LAND.

LAND.
The public attention is respectfully called TO the
sac OF PaIson Turner's rs acres Of land near tho
at ~ o'clock, on the premises.
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Inc washington Temperance Men will hold
their weekly meeting on Friday evening a, Tho
Lecture Room under the Unitarian Church. nt ~
o'clock. They invite all disposed 10 join, to attend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19
Very respectfully,
YOr obd't sefv'i,
RICHARD ADAMS.
J. II. Lynch, Esq.

We certify that the foregoing is a true copy from
the original letter, which was delivered to Mr. James
III. Lynch IN our presence.
cLIIInr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-19

ny BoIos-lsl and ~ Tier u cents: Pit 20 certs st
anu ~ Galleries - ctsi CJouTod 10 % cts.
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Ard''..."..".........................Mrlch r
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N, most respectfully,
No 9

JOHN NJ. GRECO
To RTcn'D ADAMS, Esq.
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No IA

Samuel Ii. Myers, Esq.
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No -
RIcnnoNp, 23d August.

Rich'd Adams, Esq.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
Dostrp.
hPiLOauG 10 THE SCHOOL For CO.
- Q~!5EI'TES
BL 4. L. RuLwEg

BIZ z. L. wEg.-5-
WHAT itavel done?-Renounce The power 10 vex-
lie VIII to hlrt--ti.at c~l,ariet OF our sex.
1ita!i' u TO oae home the theusau.taiin Of life, nv
AnI STowu--ah etycn!-ao tien Vet n u if.s1i
'lisnot too late. stay am | We, resiernu2 =.
80 yoiing-not ugly shall change In, miml,
Shall | reform bull gently, bit by bit, s@at
hha gfpw-a very moderate c~cquette, ~
4 change too has,y should | not rut,etit' ss /
| nj after all, what husband is contcnt'
u ohce, TO please the wretch, | stpop to me,
gay, can ye tell me where the thing NAV end s-t
day not the creature i.sst ~eonti,ivc to see tfgs 81
aiy weekly routes, reGlire a schedule III a.
| way he not Top exclusive Seats away,
Aad place Inc opera uutler schedule ~
NAY, not content TO curb my faults alone, s{af
ASK universal suffrage for his owu?, Bad
Extend the elective franchise oi his frown,
Ana bring my wardrobe to an annnal gown'" %
Wen, let me hope: Pve said, and, come what wiz
III stand, if you rerstit me, on the bitl.
Irite is the truth, wImle'er our sex may turn. t3
rome hives theJoystor which at heart We yearn,.
With love at hene how rarely have We err'd; -.
!silt seattic lie nest, and ~aiiaivss flies fhesbud--
Anu tach wild Hight but speaks the baficd breast.
W hose very wahder'ings are the wisl, Cor rest.
coine. nien, irtaria'd Gre yet ii be too late,
And the light folly Crews the c~nreless fate;
Come then, reformed while yet the art to teasG
Is half forgot beneath the power to ulesse, s i
Hid the heart ceaee thus idly far to roam.
ana MAKE, like travellers, all It's tours atshome!
Como, fly The sta, e-agFeed, it does no hurt; s.g
It's, yet no sineeure 10 play the airt.
Dull are the wretches who your charms Adore
You gain the lover to secure the bore. q
Think ofyoar spouse asleep iu Piccadilly, ar.
Aud own the Colonel is extremely silly,
Think = of the cautions of your anxious mother.
And see, Lord Charles is flirting with another: #
| grant your shawl IS lovely and all that,
And yet your rival has a pretter hat; s m
| grant last III ht your beauty fired Sir James,
Bat 10! tonight ex tinguish'd are the flames:
In short, believe me, no affection frets ss@ aa
Like that WHICH crowns the conquests ofeoquettts,
Zach tree of life win grow the fruit y~r4ation,
But, lord! you buy an orchard in filtration.
Come, then-I own the lesson l inpart
Must oft be heard before It's learnt by hearti
Come, then, as often as We will to school,
your isonoria shall repeat The rule;
Come, then, each fair whose heart for coRaiest
pants,
ie married nieces and ye maiden aunts,
young or not so young, unwed or v Ives, 4+9
Gea.iettiug lasts its votaries all tleir lives; 2
.one, it the men your footsteps will pursue,
why each true convert may select a few,
come sober mai or or de,nure Sir John, +1@I
10 practise now and then her seorn uponi sas !
ONE, then,uor fear our school should ba too small, I
We can contain-nsay we contentyo all!
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VOL NxzEH
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management of the latter six months OF eaeh ysal.
S.a.iJ any one by removal or otherwise wish TO
dec,;ne Ms further subscription, he must give
notice to that effect before the expiration OF the
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scribing for another year.
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anh r,rry Cryrs for each subsequent insertions
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and charged accordingly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

The Spirited Skoeaaker.-The f~olinuins pleas
ant a~neclotc used to he told by the eccentric
d, Monsey:-The Duke OF Leeds, the Docto,
and his gtaee's chaplain being one morning soor
af'es breakfast in his idrary. Mr. Watkden Of
PsIimall, his grace's shoemaker, was shown in
with a new pair Of shoes for the duke. The lat
Ter IVES remarkably fond OF him, as be was at tho
sameiims clerk of ST Ju,pes church where tie
duke was a constant attend ant.
What have you thesp Waiklenl said the
duke.
A pair of shoes for your grace he. replied.
Let me see them
They were banded TO bin, aceoidingly. Tie
chaplain mixing op enc Of hem, examined il with
great attention.
What is the priee' aske | the ~chaplsin.
Half a guinea. sir said the shoemaker.
Half guuineaal What forI a pair Of shoesl said
the ehapiain. Why | cohld 90 10 C,snbeatne
alley aud buy a better rAir Of sfioes than ever
they were OF ever will be, for Ave shilipgs and
six pence.
He then threw the shoe 10 tie other end of
the rooa,. Waikden threw the other after il sayip
that as they were fellows they must 80 together
and al The same time replicd to he chaplain-sir
! can go 10 a stall in Monrie,ds ard buy a better
sermon for Two pence than my lord gives yoa a
guinea for.
The duke clapped Walkden on the shoa lder
aud said,' That i a most excellent retors Walk.
den: make mo half a dozen pair Of shoes directly.
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STE.V u 20 ~S M TE.a

TEfyuE subscriber has located himself in Inc i1wtl
IL of Ba,ou Rouge NJ the old stand, lately oc-
eapied by Ree2a Fitz Patrick, where all kinds 81
Watches, Clocks, Organs, ani Music Boxes via
be repaired On the shortest notice and IN the bes,
style. He has on haai spectacle glasses of all
colours and Suitable for oil ages, winch he will fit
il, at a reduced price. An kinds Of Jswe,ry men
dpd il a neat manner. He has also all kinds OF
JsweIry for sale, low fer Cash. -
Ref renee may be made 10 Capt. searls, s.
Hyatt aad T. A. Walker. .sg ar
Oct II -3I G. MOORE.
ErOld gold and silver taken in payment for
utn,k -. ...= G#sa## sf
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n. " 8 rn.

II hRUGGEIHTH and Apothec artes, andwhole
~ sale dealers in Medicines, Oils and Pants
English and French Chemicals, Window Glass
Perfameries. Farnishes Dye stuff. Spices &c.
Their store for the present is at No. 1l5 julia
street, one door from cori2r of Camp.
nA-N. B. Particular attention will be paid to
puttitg up family medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from the country generally. Landry & Co.
invite planters and merEnnics to give them a call.
New Orleans. Juno s IL
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Caldwell & EEicEy,

NO. 62, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
I'D EspECrFULLY inform their friends and
h& the planters generally in the vicinity OF Ba-
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the Fac
forage & Co,nmission Business alone; snd thew
hope, from their close application to business, to
receive a share Of public patronage.
august 3 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

| A $50 wv H. #E --EE .EE- IT
. MATT has received on consignment the
oilo@ing inSoice Of goods fen barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniae brandy, ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
slssippl brttsd, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
boxes mushroom catsup, twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whisky, Fifty kegs Leaf lard, three III
lies superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
10 o,eiaek A. NJ at the store formerly occupied
by ]. ID. Stuart Esq.
l21 % 4.
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!
1s~ 4
N o + r..

slyR. S0CTERRE physician and sargeon-ac.
~coucleur of The Medical faculty of Paris having
permanently settled at Baton Rouge informs, the
inhabitsnts of the town aud its vicinity, 10 whom
he Offers his services. that he has established his
Office at The drugstore of Souterre & Favrot, La
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81 e.. r. 4 " .


EEAS returned, and is again located in BATON
III Rouge. He respectfully profers his services
TO his patronsfor the performance of all operations
of Dentistry and re-attention TO former operations.
Office one door North of John Reid, in room for
merry occupied by A.. Devali, Esq: 81
James WI. Elan & Amos Adams,
a TT0RNEYS and Connsellors at Law, will
"a practice conjointly in the Sd, 4th. and 9th
Judicial Dis,ricts-Ohice at Baton Rouge near the
Ts,nrt Eknnca
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
Samuel Kenyon,

VS.: No 2222
,;s- t3 Mary Bergel, I. W. c.
srl Y virtue of a writ Of .fefi facias to me difec-
I'D ted BY tAe Honorable the Thicd District
Court. f'aristi and State aforesaid, win be ex-
posed at public sale on Z
Thursday. Feb Is, 1911.
At the Court house in the iewa of Baton Rouge
all the right, titls aud interest Of the defendant, In
and co., the following described property, viz:
Lot No |, in sqaare TO, in that part Of the town
of Baton 7Rougs. Lid out by g. BeauEeean!, to-
getllsr with ali the Buildings and Improvements
tbereon.
Terms IF saie-Cash.
AUG DuPLANTlER,
if6 10 Sheriff.
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RyEAWAYSK4dAy

N Was committed II the ia al Baton
To s.. 90 tie 9Th of Deeeealfer, iS40
GEssT a ~. 20 man, who calls hl,hself .Iollu,
pSs/ 5ffetA II. inches high. about % or
81 years Oh aAe, q Cscaia, aud saw
lie belongs u Sylvan i~sntii1in tf
fayou Lafrscle. ih; owner is requested 10
comply with the law an take him away. =
d. II de- 'EHs=
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ian ,6 lo--Sn JPEGkINs, NJ. b.
w MuSsEbMAN, wholesale anil rat

w MuSSEbMAN, wholesale AMI rctai
O. grocery, corneref Church aud Market SITS.
having been IN the grocery business for many years,
feels satisfied from long experience that he can
offer as much in iueenc CHI 10 the way Of bargains,
as any house in Baton Rouge; | shall keep on
hand the ensui 6 year,not en!y The leading articles,
such as sugar, coffee, molasses, salt etc bat every
thing that ean possibly come under the head even
70 the most minute articles, 50 that a bill can be
filled in one house alone without leaving a crstom-
er 10 ,ul over town To eetit.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fire
salt, % boxes honey dew tobacco, 90 boxes negro
and cayendi,h tobacco, 30 Ioxes Virginia tobacco,
s boxes sooi T'enn.ssee tobacco, sB,Co1 fine Sc
CARS, sorted qualities, Cd boxes fire raisits, %
sacks OF green coffee, 20 barrels of Attnkapas SUI
gar. very dry and white, 100 boxes long cork clarel
10 boxes Muscat wine, 5 boxes chamia gne VINE.
an dnzeu painted buckets, 100 boxes No | soap If
the best, so boxes candles, serted qualities.
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