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HILLS UGn. n. c.
nY DENNIS nEARTT,

AT -uREE DOLLARS YEAR, Gu TWO nolLALs
FIFTY CENTS ~ Palp IN AtyASCE.
Those who do no, give nctcc Of their Mhh
10 have their apcr discontinued al the CSpna'
ton Of The year, will be PRESUMED as tcsi'os
ItscoHtinran, C until ,uIhtt lmantCd - a"o ~
paper will be disseminated Gniilatl arCafas''
are paid, npiess at lie tpIitn 81 The ueiS''I'
Advertiser cuts net cxcct ding slxite 'U's'
QUO dollar Tor the lirsi, and lwrnt, h'c''''s
Tor each subsequent instTtioni lotg'' ones ="
proportion. t,mt advertisements '"c''! I,0
per cent higher. A GCjm ton a. a ret ''h"
viii be made to adv,I',stis by the !!,al'
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Corn! Corn! Corn!
THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BARRELS or CORN.
J.. s. SMITH.
January IS. SIS
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Grunge County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
TO November Term, Isle

Thomas Christian & Mdrihdl
his icits, Petition
vs. iOr
H' 4. ; %ee" ssa : Cd. Mice ''''''" Of land
fpIIE foregoing petition was flied in my Of
- flee The I5, h day Of October, 1871, when
came the plaintiff. Thomas Christian, aud
made affidavit in due form OF law, that the de-
PENDANTS, Henry Marcum and Mica his wife,
aud Riley vickeIs aud Cathatine his W e.. are
mol nhabitants Of this state Publication is
therefore made according To law, in the Hills.
borough Recorder for six weeks successfully,
for tue said defendants to appear al the next
term OF this Court, to be held Ter the county
Of Orange, at the court house in liillsborough,
on the iourtl, Monday in November next, and
plead. answer ur dcmur 10 The said petition or
the same will be taken pro coniesso, and heard
OK paric as to them.
Attest
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
pgicc adv. SIS 90. v5 CIV
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Notice.

grtlE undersigned. Executors of tho last will
and testament Of JOHN MyAY, deceas.
ed, late Of Person county, in the state of North
Carolina, hereby notify Jcnnet Nelson. winni.
fred Howard, Rebccca Davie, Elizabeth Ca.
zort. and Sally Cszou, who are lepaiecs under
said will, and residents in some foreign parts;
ihat they are requested .rlcome forward and re.
celye their legacies. as The said Executors 40
ready and DESTROYS 10 close the business Of The
estate Of their said testator.
M'VAY CHANDLER. ,
WIN. YARBROUGH, hTTs'
Person county. Oct. 81. oe-
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NEW GOODS.

Nh w "1okVA1s
'ruE subscribers have received aud offer Cor
sale at Their Store House, one mile north
Of Cross Roads Meeting House, . flesh aud
desirajle stock of SelsoRable Goods, consist
ing 10 part Of the following articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths,
Invisible Green DO.
Csssimetes and SatiUsis,
Black Silk aud Sa,inlVes.icgs.
MaIseIlles do. ~. .~.
French. London and Furniture Prints,
black Silks and Printed Muslin,
GAUGE Scarls and Ilandkerchisfs,
Stockinet Drilling aud Gambroou,
Fashionable Bonneis and WIcaihs,
Plain. Figured, Swiss and chrquercd
Muslin,
Riband.. Edgings and Brown Linen. 2.
Linen Bnsoms and Collars. Oil Cloths.
Hardware, Cuulery, Croekery and Tin
Ware.
Paints, Nails and Iron,
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY-Bridle. bits, Buckles.
Plush. Webbing, Trees & Morocco Skins.
HATS--Beaver. Brush. Russia. Mole.
skin and Palm-lesf Hats.
Ladies' fine KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Yarn.
Books, Paper, and Paper Prints.
Mayland's Scotch Stuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars,
Fancy and Bar Soap,
and many other articles.
ELI MURRAY e. co.
May 5. IL GIN
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Mattresses,

ElTilER Double or Single, made 10
order--an article Of great con'l"rl'
either in summer or winter. Ordr's It"
a. the office Of the llilIsborcugh RtccI'
der will be duly aueudcd 10.
July "a. ST.
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Berkshire Boar.

MY full blooded Berkshire Boar HENRY
sA CLAY. will render service Tor the use Of
such of my fellow farmers as may desire 10 oh
tain cross Il this q &c breed IL hogs. at five
dollars each. The number will be limited, as
he is very young. Henry Clay can be seen at
any time by calling at my residence, one mile
and a half nth Of IIillsborourh.
HENRY X. WITHERSPOON.
October II. %
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StraVed,

sTR1M the Subscribers farm. three miles
south west Of tliIlsborough, on Sunday the
29h VI August, Sorrcl Mare MULE, Iaree
nm wei formed, With diamond shaped blaze
sn,hc face. When last seen. size was near
M'Cray's store, on The edge Of caswell. The
Mule was brought from Green county, Alaba.
ma. last spring, uad may probably cndeavor
60 return;there A reward of Eve dollars will
be paid ftr her apprehension, or for such in.
formation a. may lead to her recovery.
Address 10
WIN. CAMERON.
Htlsbaraugh, ~ c.. Ocl. IS. tE-95
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CHEAP FOR CASH!
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
James webb, jr. & Co.,

Jakhts NEBbs IT. a. &O.s
IRE nov receiving from New folk and PHI
lA ladeiphia, q handsome assortment OF Fall
and ninter Goods. winch they offer 20 their
friends aud The public on very FeasOnabIs
terms.
Their assortment consists Of the latest STYLE
Of Goods, and has been selected With much
care. The following are comprised 10 the as
sorimenI:
Srper woOl-Jyed Black CLOTH.
DO. Green DO.
DO. Grey do.
ia. Black CASSIMERES
Fancy English do.
Paris Diamond do.
Vslenua. Marine. and plain aud figured
Satin VESTINGS.
Keniucky Jeans. SsiinetIs, &c &c.
Blne-black L. black Gro dc Swiss SILKS.
Wide black Gro GEaIn do.
Coloured Chem do.
Coloured Satin DE Rhones--a new and
superior article Cor Ladies' dresses.
BonneIs and Rltuns-lalest style.
Blankets. Shoes, Has. Shot Guns. Hard
ware. Cutlery. Crurkery, &c. &c.
The public ate respectfully requested - cal
and examine for themselves; and We flatlerCur
selves that we eau lease them both ia the ar
iicles aud the prices.
The stock has been purchased almost entire.
ly for cash. and will be sold low lot cash. Ow.
Jog 10 the nat &C o! the tunes, IL is necessary
that we should make some charge in the na
ture oIonT business; consequently we shall de-
cline making small accounts. aud shall Keep
none except with our regular customers. By
thus making IL more of 4 cash business. We
shall be abe 10 finnish our customers with
goods al cheaper rates.
iDs Allaccoun,s mus, be settled by the first
OF January in each year.
Sepiep,ber 90. o.
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4 man may learn that in two minutes,
which may be valuable 10 him all his life.
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FREDERICK NASH,
HUGH WADDELL.

HillsboEoagh. NCE ,. "
fF Tie Raleigh Register and Highland
Messenger wlli insert the abose once Esek,
four weeks.
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DHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
= his inends and the public generally. that
&c has Just received the largest assortment o.
Articles il his line Of business. perhaps. ever
before brought 10 this market; and AZ they
have been entirely selected BY the Subscriber.
with an eye 10 their neainess and durability,
he thinks be can give Satisfaction 10 all VITO
may patFonEe him. The articles have been
parchasej on very reasonable teinis and Will
be sold cheat. lie invites his i,isnss 10 cal
and examine his assofiment heiuTe purchasing
elsewhere. The follosIn. are comprised ~
his assortment, suitable for the Spllng and
Summer.
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Dr. ShcrHan's
Medicated L0zenges.

SHERMAN'S COUGH L0ZENGES.
q re the safest, m"si sure and elfeetaal re.
30 nedy Tor Coughs, Colds. consumPtioas,
! whoopiag Coughs. Asthma, Tighiness ofthe
Lnngs or Chest, g.. The proprietor has ne
yer kao~n an instance where they did not give
perfect sallflaciion.
Good News Cor Children.
SHERMAN'S WORM L0ZENGES.
Are the greatest discovery ever made, for
dispeliing The various kinds oi worms, that 50
frequently and dlsiressingiy annoy buih clil.
dren aud adnlIs. They arc an islallible rene.
~, and 50 pleasant 10 the taste, that children
will take them as readily a. 4 common pepper
mint Lozenga. Many diseases arise from
woms, without its being suspected Some
times very irouhlesam cough, pains IN The
joints or limbs. bleeding At tie muse, Nc., are
|oeeaa.anad by wafms, aud wall be easily cuied
by using this celebrated medigine. The i"l.
loving symptoms Indicate the presence Of
worms. wa. hsadlchc, vertigo, ioTpoT, disturb
ID dreams, sleep broken Oh by fright and
screaming. commissions, irseTlshnsss, thiisi,
pallld hue, bad taste ~ the mouth. offensive
breath cough, dfi.nll breathing. ishlaa ~ The
nosc, palns 10 the stomach, nausea, sqasam.
ishness. y1fariiy, lcanHess. tcnesmaa. tIching
al the anus iaa ards nigll. aud II length de.
iecIions Of films and inucas. one u a dose
for child lwS years old two ioI one four
years-thtte ,or eight years-snd 1--we ins an
adnl,. and should be repeated every noruIng
or every other morning uaill relieved.
SHERMAN'S CAMPII0R L0ZEN-
" GEES.
These are very pleasant, agreeable and eli.
eariods article; an unlaIiing remedy Iow low.
ness of spirits, nervous or sick headache, IN.
hlmmatoTy or puirId sore throat, ~ well ~ ell
other complaints where the eamphof Is recon.
mended.
D-The above medicines are for sale
by A. PARKS. .7geaf.
September IS 30
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Summer
Genllenen's boots, frst quality.
do. DO. second do.
Do. Shoes, hrsi quality.
DO. DO. second d0.
do. DO. third do.
DO. Pumps-various qualities.
DO. CATER Shoelees.
DO. pump Shoetees.
Dn. Slippers.
Boys Shocs--yarious qualities.
DO. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies Philadelphia black KID Slippers.
DO. do. colored de-.
DO Morocco Slippsrs--lhick & hin
sulei. :
10. seal.skin Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shoeiees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
thick and Thin solsd.
DO. Colnred SlippeTs--SarioUs pat
terms aud qualities.
DO. Morocco and Leather ShOelees.
DO. Low Shoes.
ChiIdren's Shoes. al almost every size
and quality.
ppIn addition 10 the above, he hasreceiv.
ed ifo.n the North his materials iar inanufac.
luriag; aud having FIRST rate worklnen in bis
employ, is prepared 10 execute all orders ~
his line with nesiness and dcsfa,rh.
The subscriber would respectfully return hii
thanks t. the public lm the very llbeial pat
tonass he has received at thcir hands; ana
promises that ~ pains will DO spaced in tbs
fItufe 10 give sa,i-iar'inn.
WA. II. BROWN.
April % 20
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law School.

FHE nadsFagnet HluPsss - eleR > Sslsos'l
50 - lnslfnciioa = l.aE Sla3enis. a. lhe
tan 3 Il IL ssofsuea. ~ The hisi q 1anuaIy
nexl, frsFiAed > suihcieai nnaaber shall spPiy
70 jasiuy abe. edor, They deem i an ecss-
saFy % alla5e 20 the advantages - Be derived
iron pnFssiag snrh STATES - Tie seclnsi0n
or ~ aies sslsaee. nog % those teatdts which
spFik- fram tAr asssri1issa # mlads engaged
ID tie sanae pursuits. u a6dilloa 10 lAe usual
course Il elementary destruction, they iuiend
10 add. b neans u Meet csaEl. same kaow
ledge q the pras Tee IN the coaTis e this slate
Examinations y II Lc made moalhly. and WTii
tea o. oral insinaeii0ns gwen as olaea - re-
qaired. Eight students Il me least namber With
whirh They can commence.
The usual fees Tor instruction vii he 70;
qaired. AID thai Tor preparing stadent ~ Oh.
tain Goaniy f'ourt licence HHi be demanded
whether Ne remain long enough fsr that par
Pose or not.
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THESE AnsleiasE arf -
debtes logthelT - efelhrr
asaiirel sna sssfst : asi,an
"a Parayine ~ spfseEs -
channeis u lil<s aa1 eniN'ns
taeam miih Fenea q lAu.f 49,.
EiRnr. ID naans hnndaadekf'
ts6cd caaes = hakh iamsn hexn
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BLANKS for sale al Ills G0iee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF East Baton Rouge.
PRORATE SALE.

VIII be sold by the underpig ned Parish
Judge, On
MONDAY Y, 9th December, lsi1,
tho following property, real and personal, be.
longing to the succession Of the late John
kennard, Of this parish, deceased, viz .
The plantation containing 500 acres Of land
about II miles eaat Of Baton ltalge, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
SLAVES: Negro man Wyatt about 25 years
of age,
Z George, about 10,
Mary aged y, and her three children, Lucy
o, Nancy 3, and m infant
Tom II years old. "
Thirty head of horned cattle, four yoke of
oxen, six head of horses, one mule, 200 bend
Of hogs, one wagon, one cart, farming utensils
household furniture &c.
The sale to take place on said plantation
on the following terms
Five payments for the landed estate viz -
lat of May 1912, LIST of May ls43, lat Of May
1914. lst Of May ls45, LIST of May 1916, The
| slaves at ono and two years credit, and sixty
days for the personal pre- ,rty, in notes satis-
f~ac,orily endorsed payable in bank with mort
gage On the real estate till final payment.
CIIAS. TESSlER, P.J.
pay ~ ID
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Vol xxu1r
TERMS,

Tnr price Of tho tiaaette II sIx DOLLARS
nor anhutn ono half payable y advance, and
Tho remaining instrument . .. tho q e saah ysar.
tha,,,a aau ma by removal or otherwias WIN
to decline tIp lifther subscription, he iiilat
rive notice 10 tint effect before the expiration
i the year, otherwise he will be considered
ia subscribing for another year; .,
4 r Advertisements will bo charged ~ iol-
t,ya. Advertisements not exceeding Twelve
Ines. or leaa, will be inserted for ONE
DottAn, md Firrg CFars Tor eaeh suoso-
.ouent insertion longer ones IN the same
rata, .aa
Advertisements, unlesa otherwise ordered
viii ba published In English and French uf-
iii forbid. and charged accordingly,
For all official advertisements the officers,
personally, win he deemed Responsible anu IT.
IN oaae oil refusal to respond for tho same ny
aaid officers, aueh advertisement VIII mol DC
publiahed, until the payment DO ea''a'ae'of'y
occurred.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
A CHILD LOST.

About eleven years ago, the undersigned, a
citlzeu OF Donaldsonvillc, lost hia son, then
aged about i've years. No clue has ever been
obtained az to the cause or manner Of the
child's disappearance. About four years ago,
the undersigned was informed that a child
answering closely the description of his lost
son, had been seen at Baton Rouge but all
search has been in vain. He has been recently
again told, that there is, somewhere between
Baton Rouge and st. Helena, Il lad who was
found about seven years since. An anxious
father entreats those who can inform him OF
the precise residence Of said lad, to DO SO
Without delay, that he may assure hIii.sei
whether this ia his son Or not.
SEnApJiIN G0DAIN.
dec 43-3t~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court,~--rarish Of East
Baton Rouge.

H., L., e c :: ! y, ara:
Iii this matter petitioner liavine produce TO
mn his mercantile books which have bfsn Pa
raphed ard having in other respects complied
With the requisites Of the law TO entitle him
10 the benefit Of a voluntary surrender Of his
property. the ceRsion there Of herewith tender
ed IL accepted for ha creditors: II il there-
fore ordered TINT O meeting Of said creditors
bs convened te the law directs before " Illtam
II. W.koff. i tlofary public, 1T his Office III the
Ttuwu OF Baton Rouge OIL Monday the 3D. div
o. Jaruary 1912. 10 deliberate on the affairs OF
petitioner aud it Ia further ordered that Joseph
w Fowler Esq. be appointed to represent the
absent creditors, and IN the mean time, and IN.
til further orders all proceedings against the
per#on and property Of petitioner are stayed.
II Novembre 1871.
(Signed) ISAAC JOHNSON.
Judge 3D. District.
| certify the foregoing to be Il true copy Of
the original Oh file in my office.
M. MORENO.
Deputy Clerk.
In pursuance of the above order the eredi-
tors Of A Geotfoy are hereby notified to APP
pear before the undersigned notary public at
hin office in the town Of Baton Rouge on Mon
day the 3rd Of January 1sia at 10 o'clock A M
then and there to take into consideration and to
deliberate on the prayer OF the petition Of gaid
A Geoilfey according to law.
WIN. II. WIkoFF,
Nov 20 IL Notary Public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
I1uiDDie HSSFiHts
JAS. B. BREWER.

RIGHT OF INsTRucT1oy.-Here are a few
remarks on the subject Of instructing our Sen
ators in Congress, which SO exactly cores
pond with our own views, that we give them
as UGH, to our readers. We have always re-
garded the misclaimed RICH: Of instruction,
as one of the giossest political heresies ever
nsented. Do you recollect, reader, tina when
you were a child with other children, and any
one of them gave a toy to its playmate, and
shortly afterwards instructed the little donee
to return the same again to its original pro-
prietor, that you all secuted the young "false
one" and called him an "Indian giver''!! You
condemned the vacillating principles of your
playmate, and denied his right of retaining
that which had been voluntarily, and delibe-
rately given to another. If you have been
honest, and done the clean thing, all your life,
YOU despise. ais a man, what you desplsed as a
child; and cannot, let the complexion of your
politics, be what it WILDE your party in or
out of power-approve of the conduct of that
state which says, this yoar, to one of her sons
-"Go my wing child /! 60, and declare in the
council chamber of the nation, my lmmutable
attachment to wing principles, profession
and practice,-in you l 1ut my trust:"--and
| next wear, "Return! unfaithful, sergant!-you
| obstinate wing! Am not | democf-*.c 10 the
| core!-is there any whiggery in ne! Have ]
| not changed!-leniei myself--bel,ed myself
| TUNED my coat-iuunped Jim CroW!-an1 is
it not your duty to do as iao?-Return! 1 pu
no trust IN your"
The "give and take principle, is neld W
by some as the foundation of the coaes O
good morals and good hutnpr; but this way O
ag.y,ng and taking we canno fancy.
1--WE do not propose (says the Savannah
| Republican, to go into the arguments, OF
toexamine the groundsupon which the righl
of instruction is urged. 1t sutices to say
that its advocates contend that, because
the Senator is elected by the Legislature
and that body is supposed to represent the
will of the People. therefore he must be
bound by the will Of the People, expressed
through their Legislature. But are no
the right to dictate and the power to en-
force the measure dictated, necessarily co
equal and DEPENDENT And did a Legisla
tare ever pretend that they had the powe
to enforce the fiat against a recusent Sen
ator! Theidea is preposterous1 The Sen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

NEW GOODS

The undersigned tslhoa pleasure IN calling
thu attontt ION Of hla old trinnaiss aud customers,
to the valuable atoek Of New Goods OF, hand.
Ills supplies will continue ut regular shter-
vals, and ID good hnrgaifa can be got nj his
store aa at any other IN Baton Rouge.
Among tho stock On fhnd will be found ;
pen,lemen'a ready made clothing ; childran's
do. do; ladies' fancy bohnetn. newest Partisan
style Indies fancy caps, latest fashion boots,
uloea and hats, and all other articles of fancy
dry goods at the loweat eaah prices.
,nv. IA 40 II. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
THE LlFE Nf II UHCHNES-
GENERAL REMARKS.

u These medicines are indebted for their
name to their manifest and sensible acton ID
purifying the springs and channels Of l,ie' and
enduing them with renewed tone and vigor,
md to the undouhted fact that at a very early
period in their history they had rescued suffer-
ers from tho very verge of an untimely. grave,
after all the deceptive nostruns % The day,
prescribed by physicians, had utterly failed N
which cases they also permanently secured
that uniform enjoyment Of health, without
which life itself ID but a partial blessing.
h. JoURDAN agent for the above medl-
cines at Baton Rouge. july 81 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
DUDLEY 4. KNIGHT,
WHOLESALE GHCCER5,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HtHtHAahrs
No2 lchoupitoutas 81. one door from Canal,
Neio Orleans. Il
The above house keep constantly 81 liaaff
1T low prices, the best qualities ot--
Sugar, coffee, rice, soup, eand on, pssiasaes,
pyrnps. salt, pepper, spleef. Fatlsit'f' sEf' ~
munds. tens. ola, matlkorel, tobacco, A'esafa'
vince, liquors. eordial4, pitch, tar, ros 2, cord.
ago, naila. pork, beef, lard, flour, &c &c. with
every article In tho grocery line.
my u d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
NOTICE.

New Orleans, November Ia, ls4l.@
The steam boat CuMANcHE, having ueen
satisfactorily repaired, cotton and other pro-
duce BY her will be insured at the usual rate
OF premium, by the undersigned assurances
Companies.
Merchants Insurance Company,
r. l.. r. ROBERTSON, Inspector.
Firemen Insurance Company,
il. L. l.. TRACY, Secretary.
Western Marine g. Fire Insurance Comp,
L. MATHEWS, President.
Ocean Insurance Company,
Gus. BRmes, Secretary.
dec. 4 43-3t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
Drugs, Medicines. &c.

The undersigned has just provided himself
with a new assortment Of fresh Medicines OF
the frs, quality and has entirely renewed,
with the Utmost care and attention, his phar-
rnaceutical Preparations; . choice selection Of
yarisus Chemical products. &c, procured from
re best Laboratories Of France and New
VI. can be found at his establishment
~ smiegl and Pharmaceutical Prnducfss
rst~., is: distilled aoaters; Tfnctures; Syrups;
.asIiciu. u arags. &c.
4n.-r..- MEDICINES Essence of mustard;
- ~ ,lyerwort ; extract of buchu eS.
,-aes Of Iceland moss; Hays linirtaent; pe!er :
M. Tomato, Sayington, and Motfafs piiis
fiaf y, % B. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
BARBEE 4. Co.,

FORWARDING g. eoMMt9atoN MEhtHAN1a,
No. 33 Camp VI Nsu'OratanF,
Liberal advances in CASH made OIL COTTON
or other produce consigned to them, by
WIN. y. PIKE, agent IN Baton Rouge,
the house formerly occupied by Malisker.
nov 27 AZ 3ulHs y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18

STATE d. SOCIETY in SHELBY County
TExAs.-lt is with pain that We record
the fact that, a short time ago, and within
two or three weeks, "more lives have been
sacrificed at the shrina Of the factious spirit
Of m~obotracy in Shelby COUNTY, Texas,
than were lost by the Texas Army in the
great battle which achieved the Liberties of
their public. '-Natch. Herdld.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-18
CARRIAGES cARRtAGEsll

Tho subscribera beg leave TO return their
thanks TO their friends and the public in gene
for the very liberal ethnert they have re-
eeived IN the line Of taeif instances and hope
to merit n continuance O he public patrons
ARE. They have got some fine workmen from
the East, and arc now prepared to repair all
kind Of carriages, barouches, giga. huggys,
&C., nt the shortest notice and in the beat
styla also saddles, brides and harness; all
Of which will be done to order and warranted
ia be we'll done, REEDER g. Co.
Opposite the Louisiana Bank. B.-Rouge.
N. b. Carriages, Barouches, &c, bought
and aold.
nov. Is 40