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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
LATEST STILES.

LATEST STILES.
OREM 4 MoRLlNG E.ve commenced receiving their
oFl aud Winter -uvpyof
F \ 5 II ON BLE CLOT HING:
CONSISTING Of
Frock AM DresS Goats, various coIoIs and qualities
SEpenOr Diamond Is, aver
Plan 10 and Mnrd Cloth overcoats
FrCck A. 10
Cashmere Cloth and sstiUcIi Pants various color, and
qualities
SILK san and Velvet M@rino Cloth AMI Cashmere Vests
CHlLDREN'S SUITS.
handsome lot 81 Chi.d eus Coihns maze In the latest
style, Of vcTi"us colOrs our aud the public
generally are invited To give call bargains We,
are determined not to Ce surpassed by this the
Northern Giles Measures taken, AMI C,ohir made 10
oIieri Ia tie most fashion abe styles short
T.. r. SPENCE Age
sgHef Orsm a NoIhug. Nam street.,
sel6-lin doors los Exchange Bank
HERDS GHAss.-A very suuernr lot II HerI
II Gtass ssed, just received by The Subscriber
"s 4. T BoTTs.
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SADDLES, BRIDLES. HARNkss-1

~ - DDhEs, bHlEbE>, HARNESS,
E sug'lIlItf ias on hand, ~ his usuuf4ctoty, best
e'laltlt Ntcucu AMI saddles. rrrrfruu
=. sins ,n7c =, Hiruurb aud~ussy Isrrrs. H.sf AZ
tna sS oiereu rrTup Irons; Curb aud me- Lbts 80,
bns sh and american Birdie Leather aud A,uuss.ss IN
lasHct Of Coach, Suisey vnd Rfjng wilma. -tarrysl
80 WAGON Gear ut every dcscrrti witrh he WiU -
~ tn" lowest prices. Persons want Ui sre - In N =
the lbs goods. - W ''' '''' - Up
81
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ron RENT, LEASE or SALE.

rI'iIE arm 0r the Three Chopped Rood srout mile
above The city Of RichmUun. known Merriam, COZ
tanning ~ acres. about i53 zCtes cleared under g..
post and plank fence, comfortable dNe well of zoo
wafer in TIE yard spacious barn stabc hay house, DC
ssi7 rtNI.OP. NoNCURE 4 co.
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MORE NEW uOOL

IIELEN FLEETWOOD, by Charlotte Elizabeth
siege OF Derry, SuiferirEs % the PrefcEtants,
Tale Of The Revolution IL Ersan ry Charlotte Zsbet
Ssbbsih School % should be. by " Alcot
Plain sermons, by conin0utsrs 90 tie Tracts for IA,
Times For sale.
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

Au1tS Fins Htcd silk Russius--s Shoe that Is real.
- ~ hcauuf1l Tor ltics Tnry made much uctcr
Ian heretofore received, trimmed 81 n~Htv With
ladies wishing cmctfin really nice ant Comfortable. will
call and examine my assortment SANL TUrNEN,
Oc Opposite Ruins Eagle Hotel
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ADbLERi OF all kinds attne Manufacturers prices, for
> casa. saddles from 81 81 SIS f,r English saddles
Horse, carriage Gig ard Mule Collars He.ds, and Reins,
and MIrtinfal oevery de- eruption; e.
lIalcrs. Tfups sa rbsgs Guths Hard Leather ZION
Frame Trunks, Carpet BAGS Wagon Whips NJ the most
approved make. Tor sale. ~ DICKINSON,
otNOrs lie the H.4I Tay
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REAuIlEIL EOR THE Ladies

Tc Couch makers Painters Cabinet makers IN others
recommend The aguye bciur ~ updoubird quality
- ALIEN. DUVNL a 60
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS

ANNIlblaC hNb CAaNNfAaNa bNaNo
4 HAVE Just opened, 81 nv own inrortaCn from Eng
II and. large assortment Of duut o. aud single barrel
Guns, sur able iof the country trade sud a. unusual low
prices which with extensive assortment on hand
fau knds of Guns Ridrs Pisos, Fowhng and Fishing
Tscslc. Pocket Cutlery, Rez1rs, Mhiaty and Fancy
Goota, Country Merchants Gill nod murh 20 their 81
vantage TO give call before purchasing esewhefe.
THOMAS TNRER,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Guns, Rines, &c
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n : :, >, ~, = ~ E nrII,s . = ".

ATHROP a VAN DEUGSEN have on Maud large
II assortment OF coarse wuolicn Goois-such a Mixed
kerseys. Glasgow leans, Heavy Cable KsTseys, Hun.
toons and Satnets. Blue rel and PLAT Inseys Is &c,
S'c And higher prices Pencniiary Plass Cotton
buTgs striped and Point Bankets-all Of which will DC
sold unusually low, for cash. Uc7
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dc ~ AZ A &c., -, 80
ENGLisu WHITE LEAD-we have I1.i re-
~ ceNel' suppl' "i English White Lead Ia on which >so
can Tonieniy r"ooncnIt any who may want an yIrI
article TOT immediate use. 10y ~ ''
ie sIM'I 4 ann 40.
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GLENN's INDIAN nam ON


Fol- Promoting tie Growth ana Bssuiilyiny the Hair
also for making ght red HAIR several shades ,rker in
coor preventing He bar slng oul OF ITEx xrey
IN. O has beeu In log about IL years shh nas siye
ssea Satisfaction 10 thousands who have r.t H. beng an
excellent HAIR Tonic, stimulates aud IvsOTaIs, the
tots whle gives glossy sOness TIE hair iselL Ia.
uies anu Genusnen vino have rom .c
Or an oter cause viii hnd this c1esilentto I.s GRE ~
oeihf very penetrating II - eazy absorbed by inc hair
anu seIeicie not Oils, in general: he.
ing also pleasantly Prepared is Se adapted fo Tes.nx
used. Price 81 cents. 's'
GLENN'S AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE
I'M. excellent Denntce be used wuh peEtecI :. IA
ydnd Tor all the purposes Of cleansing the teeth
nen beautifully wines Tor stopping pTosrss. OF a.
"a uneounl ieelh' removing tie tartar anu puuviI ma
oteAit TINS preiAtaon IS surpassed Being IN solid
oIn anu Tree irOm grit ,s superior 10 Tooth
utIs IN general Willie Tor Convenience Is dectic,lY bet
st tan any Of the tooth washes. Ii done w al, IN
china pos, Al IS cents each. -' 80
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR DYE
For changing Grey OF sl Hair 10 brow. " Rlark Il,
lew hours Shout st tntug the skin luiurinp lie
le OF me hsr II applied night going 10 beI fbe
cuanse VIII De erected b. morning. The color is
nen therefore cannot be rubbed or nor will a s5ii The
NhItes nusin Geniienen color their Hh.keEs win
very Little trouble. Price 10 cents. wan
hlCHAUN'S FhECKLE WASH
cersin AMI speedy Remedy FL kes and othsr
St cents. 49, e' EAss
10 above are Tor sale by the sole Propri.tsr. w
Senn Nos = and 81 South, third street Phil,sc
ssyi ioi safe ~ Richmond by John GayuOr "A Iusr,ra
q e9n, AIsI Dual Co, and J. Il. Raglan ana rnosi Of
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che ,Pl CHEAPll CnEAP!lI

IIAN@ u.s. rcceycr yer srhr Driver, direct from ma
Manufictuiersiu Phiaje p'a. LADIES' F,cnch lrOcec
anl KID slippers, wmyh viii o. from 75c TO 81 -, and
warrant them a. good others so The prices
tnis or asT Other city. ly- Inc Laissto call and
sminc Tor themselves.
JOHN =. JONES. Agent.
90 10 Dppusfc INC Backs.
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WsNND COMETS TOOLS.

. - " AND JOiNEhN TOOLS.
IE have Just opened i1Voire Of saws Of spears ~
w hersou'sa ami Greaye's Manufacture. consisting o
PIT. Will, trnssouf, Uaui aul Fame Saws; Plane Irons
Aizcs Chiseis G1utcs ami other Jrners Tools Of tht
s. o vASLFw. SMITH & co
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tgieT9g7htgss a.EAfg, asaE,g13
AND YIEHiN HiTTERs.

1 A POSITIVE CURE FD. EbNAB X AGUE,
AND BILIOUS FE.NEas. .
A wcii-regulatel aud proaurtionate quantity Of
"a bile upon the Btgihaca is liaays requisite for
the promotion Of SQUAD 1eeiti,~.i stimulates digcs-
| ton, aud keebg tbs intestinal canal free from all
ob,fuetions. Tin tic inferior str!aco OF tic liver,
isa peculiar bladder, il wiieh tic bile is frat pre-
| served, being formed b. the llyer from tie blood.
Ahenee it passes into the stomach and intestlilcs,
and regulates tits zindigestion. Tina we sec, rlen
there isa deficiency cfLsse, the body i9lso asfafstly
e~ostiye. GA the other hand, All observation-disclosures 6f
bile causes frequeDt nausea At The ston.aehi and
often promotes very severe attacks OF di2ea0c,
which sometimes sud " seath. 4a
MoGFAI'S LIFE .AEiiGtNlts should always
pc taken in tie Carl > ages Of bilious complains;
and Il. perseycred II richly according to the diTec-
tons, will positively effect cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
dineascs, although thry faay effect a temporary
cure, at tbs same time create an unhealthy state OF
the blood, aud consequent, teid 10 promote Il re-
tasn Of the very disease which tagy are snpioycd
TO cure. II ia then, BY III use III ~pargatit IL, cx-
clusisely formed at vegetable cotnroind8, mL'eh
possessing within themselves no deleterioas ar'n.
eies, which decomposition, combination raltI d
ton can Aeyelopc Or bring into action; and, thei =
fore, capable Of producing no effect, save that whic
is desired tina 1 a safe remedy is found.
TIIE LlFE PILLS AMI r!iENTX BtTTERS
have proved to be the most happy in their eileots,
III eases Of bilious diseases, of ANY purely vegetable
preparation ever offered to the pubic, III the SO
mach is foul, they cleanse ii by exciting il ~toikrow
of its c~on'engs; If not, they pass to the dnodeuum
without exciting vomiting or nausea In the stomaeh'
stimulating the neighborius yi9ccra, as the liver
aud paneras, 50 as to pradaee a more eopious flow
OF their secretions into the intestincs; stimulating
the exl'e!cnt capiliaries, terminating IN the inner
coat, which an Increased flow OF The useless partj-
eles Of the body foreign matters, or retained score
tons, are completely discharged.
H. Il. l0URDAN has heen appointed agent
for the safe of my medicine N BATON Rouge.
aug g5-22 WM. b. MUFFAT, N. York.
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aoftrp.
~ 8tbFH Affe tFNFIFE NFIFT TNHIf.
WHERE ARE TIE HEAkJSl

We understand that preparations are making, Il
call q greatness Americsi, meeting it, The Park
for the purpose Of taking into confederation III,
copauct o! the British government, in relation tt
the burning Of the Cafoiinc-aIso on The NortI
Eastern Boundary question-also on the hortl
Western Tcrrit3ry-a,so Oh The recent seizures oil
American Merchantmen by British, truizera in The
African seas.
We learn further, that tie conduit Of EngIau,
in her ag,rcGsjons and agrahdizcnhent tln ~oiieltbrt
he world, will be considered and presented il
several strong points OF yiew-iS. Y. Papcrs
Where are the heart the hands that broke
The sceptefed fYiant's chains Of old,
And cfSt, when Britain's cannon spoke,
Gave answer back a hundred feid2
Low in the earth the soldiers rest, 4
BIT from the sod the spirit SKIRTS,
Which, TO The skies from every breast,
Gives answ cr bagk-lerc are tic hearts.
Where are the heart6 to weave the spell
OF glory round us once AGAIN.
Where are the hearts 10 Hit, and swell
rH The cry Of battle on the maini-
To scr'd the sboiit ihro' eehoeing lands,
With freedoms altar breathing FREE
Where are the ~l,esrts2 where are the hands'
Say, gallant sons! say grey-beard sirc!l
From fierce Niaeara's roaring surge
The peal comes out-tle ~vallics sneak,
And Oh the Allcghanics urge
The thrilling cry from pcat to y TX;
The sIm'inca Of vaior, glowing through
A living laud, mock, mock at fear,
Where Washington aud Freedom grew
The hearts are thcre,~-the hearts arc here.
The hearts are here, where sleep the brayc5
Here are the hearts whefe Valor rests:
The shout leaps from Missonri's wave,
Up to the Rocky Mountains crest;
Rivers aud valleys, each to each,
Send answering voices-ccho starts
And from her haunts, comes UP 10 teach
The glowing words-hcrc are the hearts.
Here are the heart5-the hearts arc here,
Free in the dir their banners wave,
And round old haIlowcd spots appear
The brave, aud children Of the brave.
They spugn the race their fathers s9urncd-
They tramplc those their fathers trod-
And where the fires OF Freedom burned,
They turn again to Freedoms God.
To Freedoms God--thc altar blaze
Porrs its irradiating fame
Around, where meath tho nations g1ze,
The naughty Lion twice grew tame.
The hearts are here-ift TO the sun
Tho flag Of III ~ heroic bands,
While many a mingled voice in one
Pours upward, s:hcre-herc are the hands"
CD, 10. tDLER.
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NlsroRrugE AsD EXILE E~sseALED.
By Kudaase Jsaot, Buche8s D'Abrantes.

By Nudadse J,aof, Buchess D'A5rantes. p
In 1893. NJ. de Talley rand was in Boston
One day whilst crossing the matket~piace; he uas
compelled to stop, by q long row of wagons all
loaded wiih vegetables. The willy c%ouflier, gen
orally so dead TO emotion, could but look With a
kind Of pleasure at these wagonefs, who, by the
by, were yodng and pretty country women. Sud
denly the vehicle came 10 a stand, and lie eyes
Of Talleyrand CHANGED to rest upon enc Of The
young wonen who appeared NOR. l1re', than the
others. An exclamation escaped from bis lips; ii
attracted The attention Of the loeel, one, whose
country dress and large hat bespoke daily visits TO
The market; and, as she beheid the estonished
Taileyraud, whom she recognised Immediately,
burs. out laughing. What is j. you!' exclaimed
she. Yes indeed, it is /. But you, what are
you doing herel' j. said the young woman, Il
am wainng for my turn to pass on. ! am going
to sell my greens and vegetables ST the market
AT this momenl the wagons began to move aEong;
she of the straw hat applied the whip to her horse,
told NJ. de TalIeyrand the name Of The village
where she was living, requested him earnestly to
come and see her, and disappeared, leaving him
as rivettei on the spot by this strange spparllIon.
Who was this young market woman! Madame Ia
Confess de la Tour du~Pin, (h!adenoiselle de
Dflob.s) the most elegant among the. ladies' of
the Cour. Of Louis the Sixteenth, King Of France,
| and whose moral and intellectual worth had shone
with SO dazzling a lustre in The society Of her nu-
| merous friends and admirers.
At the time when the French nobility emigra.
| ted, she was lively, endowed with the most re-
| markahle talents; and like all the ladies' who held
a rank at The Court, had only had time to attend
10 such duties as belonged to Der high, fashlona-
bic, and coaptry life. Let any one fancy the snf-
ferlaes aud agony Of he vonsaa, bora in the lap
of wealth, and aho had hIeashed nothing hus per-
fame under the gilded ceiling Of the Royal rasafe
| of Versailles, when. all at once, she, found herself
sauaueJed with blood aud massaefes, and saw
every danger b~ese,iipg her yonng aud beloved
husband, and her infant child. They succeeded
in flying from France. II was their good fortune
| TO escape from the bloody land where Rahespierre
and his associates were busy at lie wots Of death,
Alas. in those times OF terror the poor children
themselves abandoned with joy the pasernai
roof, for no hiding place was secure against the
vigllant eye Of those moastets who thifsted for
innocent blood. The f~ugitises landed in Amefi-
ca, and first went TO Boston, where they found q
retreat.
But whs, a change feu the young, pretty, and
fashionable lady spoiled from infancy by fond ant
She returned 10 France under the Consulate
4
her husband sas Pteloet Of a Department.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

tExterminator. This is The name given 10 a
rev steam Gre engine now being built in New
York. The machine is described As resembling
very much j locomotive, such IS are used on
railways. The hind wheels. which support II in
its passage through the streets. propei The ma
chiaery when at work at a FIRE, being lifted from
the ground by large JACK screws. II is of twenty
horse power, ard fIom the great strength Of i,s
boiler, il would rot be deemed impradent 10 work
il 6tg per cent. higher. Able engineers are of
opinion thai ii will perform the work of at least
six Of our best engines. and it win have the adj
santagsof a power that will never be worn on,
by ~fasieus. The bare To which The hose will be
attached is ffleea inches and three quarters 10
circumfere nee, and the mouth Of the pipe will be-
much lcss-gising . great impetus to the volume
of water, and throwing il to a greater distance
Than our best engines. lis so constructed. that
should il De necessary. TIRE OF faar streams can
play from the engine at the same lime.
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feE IL

HOLM McDOA0uGH and Paris FChildress,
GU claiaiar.ts OF Faeant land, fronting tie Mis-
s,ssePPi river, bounced above by lands formerly Of
DetsIiiesre, nov 7 ALLAN, aud below BIZ the land
Of tas late Mada la Dullautisr below HE town or
Baton Rouge, in tie parish IF East Baton Rouae,
having failed t0cInpiY with a nciee given in
conformity to laws.to perform certain works on
roads aud ierees,: notice is hereby given taat here
wiltb o4+Eel for isaie and adjadicated TO The
lowest bidder, on ts,e premises, on the 90ti day Of
Matei, aext, iie III flowing work, VIZ:
Five and a half ar.ltnts o. letee. Is feet wide
at tfase, S liz feet high, and Ave teetw lie on the
top, together with / ROAD of corresponding length,
twenty FIVE feet InSsidit, diteled on the leyee side,
one foot 1eep size Fiag three feet iowa ds the road,
and another ditcF q let deep, shelving FIVE feet
towArds The roat awiasl tso bridges, earh is feet
long, 3 feet wide. az eypiess pianks, ala inches
ihiek, and s siefpsrs; tbe Whale 70 lie completed
on 0t before the hgsi day of Nav next.
!; HENRY CARL,
feb ~ 3 3tE Inspector of Legee.
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No subscription takSn Tor u shorter l,efioo ~"
One Year. The srice of the Gazette Is - x
D"oLLAns per aufum, one hall payable " AL
vance, and the reuSinipg iilstalment ~ me eopi-
meneetncnt of the litter six months OF caeti eai
ShoulN any one by Rcmoval or otherwise "ish ~
decline his furthet subscription, he must give
notice TO that eHseS before the expiration Of de
year, otherwise l,s will BIZ considered ny su"~
scribing for ano,hea year. .
CT ADvEkrfsEHEST will be e4arseo 70
follows: Acknowledgements not exceeding Twelve
lines. or less, will BE- inserted for Or DoLLAn,
ID aud Furry Csvrs fEr each subsequent insertions
longer nnes In thesnmc ratio. ..,
Advertisements niless otherwise orocfea WIZ
be published in English and ffehei, unIiiiorol'''
and charged aeeorf ngly.
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A MAfTA has received the following articles
IA on commission. 50 boxes sperm candles;
o1b1xas claret vine, 100 boxes soap,5a key white
lead MOL; $50 gallons linsaed oil: 2Ge gallons
win r strained sperm oil, 203 gallons vha'e oil,
$50 askets Anniset;e II boxes extract dsabsiatiie
4 .pieces Kentucky bagsing, 10 cola rafe, 800
pair mems kip b~rogilns. 100 par boys ii hsosans'
500 pair russell organs. 10 boxes window glass
assorted sizes, 20 kegs tohaRea, assorted qualities
% kegs powder, so kegs mani, so pieces "a brown
~sheetidg so pieces SD brown domestic, 80 pieces
4l4 Lowell. shir.iue, so Ptoughs.
DatoH Rouge, Feb 6, So
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BrassL-A nntnbef Of plsa.e,s Of Bsazll cam
meucea the cultivation Of tea-she qnal,,v 80 far
as fors ardsj TO London is said TO be equal wiih
the best China seas--the latter being cheapea than
The former, as at present Manufactured.
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-CaIdwelI q EEicly.

NO. 63, CANAL ST., nEW ORLEANS,
ED ESpECFFutl.Y in:orm their friends aud
Ee the %plnrters s%eneraiis III theSitinity' Of pa
tor Rouge, that they are nott confined to the Fac
forage e. Gommissran Batness alone aud they
hope, from their close appltration to BUSINESS. to
receive y share OF pt;blic Patronage.
august z -95
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NOTICE.

fEyiIE pub ara frewafned not to trade far
L. OF receive in q payment rose for Sbdo
dated Septe.,shef 18th, 1889, payable LIST March
IS4l, TO the CIDER nf.an nd endorsed by, Frederick
A tbour, p~araphed %.uafteiur, and signed by Oh.
W Crawford, not pun, sand note is drawn by
lFeH.iett. Henfy, wift OF Joha keays.
Tine above destribei nate was given in payment
If a slave on which a tacit mortgage exists, and
will not be paid until said mortgage is rnised.
HENRiEjTE HENRY,
f20 2 At Wife OF john Keays.
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TO T{E-PLANTER3 or LOUISIANA.
FMViE u.3dar igneI having located themselves
permanently in the town of Baton Rouge
for the purpose ofrepaifihe sugar and steam mill
engines; they will Harrant all their work TO per-
form vel! OF NJ pay. and from their long ex eri-
eUce IN erg nee'ins and the success in thsir tusi-
ness, they feel confident they can render general
satisfaction To all who may employ them 10 repair
their engines, and hope to merit share Of the
pubic patronage. They caa give any reference
necessary for their workmanship.
They can re found at ID L Readers.
IS So THOMPSON q FEEDER.
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A good one. A person said in our hearing the
ether day thai editors for the most part. were d
thin, pale faced SET. A lad Standing naaf, made
this witty observation 10 bis chnm:-.Thsre Bob.
I tohl YOU | had often read about The editorial
corpses.'
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~. LANDRY. s. co,

ARuGGGiSi5 aud sspothccaries ,~undwhole
Ep sale dealers in MediSiaes, OBS mud farnts
English and French Ihemifdis, Window Glass
PerfumerieH Varnisnes Dye stufTs, Spices &c.
Then store for the plesets Il at No. us Julia
street, ore door front carnefnf Camp. p
0Af"N. . Particulas atfention will be paid. to
putting mp family mrdicinct. medicine chests, md
orders from The country gent lily. Landry & Co,
invite planters and re ltnn3cs to give them a call.
New Orleans. JUDE 3 III
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notice..

n. malta has received on consignment the
ollowins invoise:of goQe Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniac BRA ,dy ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter caski Old fort wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wife, t8els dozen champaign Mis-
siasihili BRAID, .tgctst b & es tomato catsup, twelve
boxessnushroom satsur, sveiye boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels wlissey, dRss kegsleat lard, three RI
aes superior qua sity, tvs,ty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. 4 part Of the f~orenamed
articles viii be sid at paablie suction this day at
l0o'elock 4. Ma at tlsexIstore formerly occupied
by 1. u. Stuart iEsq.
i27 %
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Bennett. of The New York Herald. says that
'ihe eye Is an index Of The Eicd.' II is well
known hat Bennett, squints:-prentiee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

y R K.
EGhBARRELgof Mess and Prime Pork,war-
9Glg rant-l OF Ns best .lnallg; lust received

wv feht.H q Sic beatsiaaIIIY' just fEIsiNtH
a ID FIR sale by
De- 26 46 !. Eff, PHILLIPS & Co
PlRfsH OF SzEST BATON ROUGE
:Saie by ofte Of The Court Of Prabates.
80 virtue OF ans rier iron the court OF prohate
2 softhe parist 5fcresaid, there will be offered at
publ: sale by the uy detsigned Judge and ez oficio
auetibneer, on the 9Th March ne&;, AT the ciice Of
said fudge brt@ecs the hours Of 10 and i2 al, the
two fslIowins natpe5 slaves, belonging TO the sue
eeesidn Of the late tstx Esnard, viz:
A negro named s;elrstin, aged Is years ard ia.
cob, 1 negro aged y gears.
Calditiuas-Cas j..
West Baton Rcsge, FAVcOT, 70
feb IL L Pjpdge.
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GROCERIES. PROFESSIONS &c

VNUOL I~OF ~
HW MUSsELMaN, has received, aad Of
o. fers for sale Oh advantageous terms, The fol
lowing, selected with the greatest csre AMI paid tof
in Cash, his castone. $ may rely on their being fur
nished with altic,esgenuine in Quality and al the
lowest pos Ible prices AsJ w NJ never buys goods
at Auction Sales where the refuse Of the market
is usually disposed Of, the public is assured that q"
article Of dutisius G~.iaiity ear be had at his st re.
100 kegs lea lard new 90 bbls pure eye ~wi'!shty:
100 bags shot, all sizes; % bbls mess pork; 1917
boxes safdines, IN oil, so boxes hes', salmon: 81
kegs western butter; 100 bills white pot toes: 1908
papers fresh galden seeds: 100 bols Fec'iiied
wh,skey; 10 b6ls common brandy: ? pipes cham
paisae brandy ] pipe Holland gin: 5 boxes I'D
port wine 10 hhls molasses; 5eh5ls green apples:
| bib Buffalo tongues, smoked 10 drums hgS: 9o
boxes ,aisi.is, 100 boxes elaret ''St Julien Nedoe,
long cork. jan ~ 81