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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11
Unparalleled ..,rocity.

\ great portion OF the Clerks in the
Custom-housc at Providence, Il. l., have
been detected in crimes of so revolving a
nature, that Mr.. Watson, the new C0llcc-
tor, was compelled to hun them from
office, even on the day set apart rs 4 sea-
son of national mourning. Nothing but
the most outrageous crimes could have in
duccd such an act ON such a day. We
have not vet learned how many Of the
wrctchus have been taken, but trust thai
they are ere this i'll prison, doomed to re-
ceivc speedily the reward Of their vilIany
1t is said that the proof Of their guilt is SC
conclusive, that an impartial jury will no
hesitate to convict every one of them o
the crime of having wiIlully-votcd the
dcmocraiic Gckct, ii the late cicciioR.-
LouiScWe Advertiser.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

n Sensible Uyc.--Onc Of our subscri-
bers discontinued his paper fortnight
since, in order, as he said, to curtail his
expenses. This week he sends to renew
his subscription, because his wife "piW
have it, lie has concluded to econom
Use III something e'sc.-Ohi0 star.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Ehct'onof CoRgrossmm.-Gen. II. w. Bccson
has been elected TO Congress from the Fayctte
and Greene district in Pennsylvania, in the place
oftho Hon. Enos Hook, resigned. Mr.. b. was
President of the late Democratic Convention
which rc-nommatcd Gov. Portcr--is sterling
democrat, and beat his opponcn, (Mr Stcwart)
over one thousand votes.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

TIE, Weather and Grips IN OtiO-Thc George
town Standard, OF May 18th says "Aftcr six
weeks OF cold and raincy weather, a favorable
change took place about the middle of this MONTH
There was not much planting done in this region
of country until about ten days since. The wheat
crop is very unpromising, and is much killed by
the Nv"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Immigration from Earope tn Nao Ygrk.-Thc
New York papers state that theimmigration from
every past year According To the returns at the
custom house, the movement stands as follows
From lst Jan. to 3lst March, lsil, 2,GlG
From LIST April to 9th May, 1911, 1866
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Sidr1y in Ohio.-It has been decided by the
Supreme Court of Ohio, that if the owner of a
slave voluntarily brings him into that state, or
permits him, in visiting or travelling, to pass
through the state, the slave in such case becomes
freeman the moment he touches the soil of
Ohio
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

luke BOgS,-Thc Buffalo Advertiser says
"Auungcmcnts are now on foot to withdraw from
the consolidation six vessels. Tho Wisconsin,
Buffalo, Clinton, Bunker Hill, Cleveland, and
Farport, have been named as such"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Upper M>SoWi.-Thc Hannibal journal says
"Northcrn Missouri may safely challenge any
other portion of the United States in produgi ing
the articles Of Tobacco and Hemp, 1t is believed
that from one thousand to fifteen hundred hogs.
heads of tobacco will be shipped at Hannibal
alone the coming season.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Ne,c York.-I'hc lower branch Of the New
York legislature have passed a bill repeating the
registry law. Several wing members were alb
sent, which gave the democrats a temporary ma
jority.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11
To Raise s,oO,i rsadishCS.

Take pure sand, some depth from the
surface, or pure earth, below where it has
been titled or moved or sea sand, washed
by the waves, make a bed in the garden,
six or eight inches deep, and as big as
you please; in this SOW your radish seed,
and they will grow well without manure.
and be free from worms, we have tried it
frequently, and never failed.
Radishcs that are grown very early in
the season are Of slow growth, and info
rior 10 those grown after the weather is
warm enough to hasten them, as the fast
cr they grow the more tender and finer
the hayor.-Imlkec Farmer.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

The Aboltionis,s, during their late meeting at
New York, nominated James q. Birnry for Pre-
sidcnt, and Thomas Morris for Vice President, in
1915.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

TO Mrs. O'Drscol, Wcndorduiry, Ire
land.-My Dear Judy-Bciorc write
this letter at all, will be after telling YOU
that am alive, which hope you'll be
when this reaches Won, and ii ii is thing
you are not, let me know that | may
write no more and save postage. | land
ed in this city few days before | arrived,
and 10 be sure | was bothered TO find
mcsolf AT home in a strange country where
every body knew me; even people |
never saw, sworc to my face. Now, I'll
be after spinning YOU a bit of history of
this queer place; tins land of liberty, as
they call it, where children are free before
they are born.--WcIl, then, my honey,
this is a large town, with very few houses
IN it, but what is the same thing, great
many chimniCs. You see, the houses
were frightened about a year ago, at big
fire that was here, and ran away, but left
the chimncs standing to be responsible
for their coming back again. The houses
are here much the same as they are in
Galloway, but the brick part of them is
made of wood, and that.thcy are matched
with shingles. They are also pretty
uniform, being built both sides of the
middle of the street. They have got
wooden church here, and the people are
so given to prayer, that they even break
into it at night. ALI, Judy, what fine
country of religion is this, where YOU
know in your parish church Of Wcnder
duffy, every Sunday in the week, it's
quite empty, and parson O'Doghcrty and
his clerk, Bryan Shaugnass, obliged to
pray 10 themselves. You may talk of
the lynchcs III your country, but what are
they! they arc mere spalpccns to a Col.
Lynch what's here, faith and roth, be-
licye he is a greater man than Bryan Gag
gcrty, the justice of the peace in BalIaha-
dcrccn, and tell him so from me. This
town, and the country round about, is full
of majors, colonies, and captains; in fact,
every private man here is a captain, or at
least colonel. | expect they will be
after making one of mc.--ll so, I'll let
YOU know, that you may have your name
called Lady O'Driscol, I'm so full of
business that have not time to finish this
letter, but must include your very loving
husband. PATRICK O'DRlSCOL.
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Total,

\ goodly number, and yet they are said to be
but u dropin the ocean compared to those on their
way.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Eric C.niGL-'rhc new double locks on the
Eric Canal cost about $4,000 each. They are
said to be noble specimens OF useful workman
ship.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

The New York Legislature adjourned on the
Goth ul,., after having been in session III DAYS,
and passed 49, laws.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

STATE B2Hds,-llIinois six per cent. bonds sold
in New \ ork on the 2lst ult., at - cts.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

A friend has furnished us with the fol.
lowing statistics:
Fare from Chicago to Buffalo, with board, $50 90
Fare on the packet to Rochester, with
board (go directly from steam boat to
| packet boat, without getting meal at
Buiilo) Is
Fare to Syracuse, do do 90
Fare on railroad to Utica, Gears take you
directly after packet ands,) . 90
Fare do. to Schcncctada, rs
Fare do. to Albany or Saratoga Springs, / 90
Board while on railroad, 80
To Albany, ~ 90
Fare to New York City with board, | 90
Fare from New \ ork city to Boston, with
board, co
Expense from Chicago to Boston, S3S 90
This can be accomplished easily in 8
days, and no one need take over $40 in
his pocket TO secure the best of fare.
The fare from Albany across by land to
Boston is little the nearest aud shortest,
and costs the same, Sc.
Illinois money will pass for fare to Buff
talo. Then eastern money only is cur
rent, and it is oftcntimes difficult to get
the run of the broken banks. When the
exchange for American gold is but little
above eastern bills, that should always be
got for the ladies', as it is light, and keeps
them from being imposed upon by the
various swindling operations of paper mo-
ncy makers. The treatment of passen-
gers upon this route has greatly improved,
and ladies' travelling alone TO say nothing
OF acquaintance they are sure TO fall in
with on such a great thoroughiarc) can
consider themselves under the kindest
protection during the whole route.
BY another season, it is hoped, the fare
around the lakes will be graduated to the
times, and other places, and that it will
he diminished all around, so as to take a
person 10 New York City for % dollars.
The additional travel will more than make
up for dis difference. Chicago Dean.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Two jolly lopcrs, Sam and Hugh,
by tipping lost their breath,
And having drank to all they knew,
At lI,t they drank to D.ah
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A friend has furnished us with the fol-
lowing statistics
Fare from Chicago to Buffalo, with board, $50 90
Fare on the packet to Rochester, with
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
Academic des DelnOiselles
De Button Ronge dirigte par
r. f. W6f. EAnsa,R

LA quinsieme session de cette Academic a
commence lie 4 Janvier 1871. Malgra quill
soft de rinteret des eleves d'entrer au com.
mencement de Ia session, les parents peuyant
en- tout TENS ameuer leurs %enfans, lie prix &c
IA pension ne conpte que du jour de fentree
de Ptleve.
Rein ne sera nsglige nj tpargna pour Fin
s~truction des tleves, les meilleurs auteurs
seront mis- a leur portea.
LIE prix de Ia pension ct de l'enseignement
est fixe a $500 par an, payable par quarter
davance. LIE blanchissaye Sc payera d part.
Lorsque lie pensionnat fournit des Its on pay.
era 4 part 81 par mois. La musique sera pay
&c $50 par quarter lusage des instruments
plastre par mois. LIE Francois $40 par
quarter. II ne sera fait aucune deduction
pour lie TENS perdu par peleve excepte dams
les cas- de natalie grave. LIE cours des ttudes
c~omprendra toutes les branches dune educa-
ton Anglaise: Les arts d'agrement, tells que
lie Dessln, la Musique, la Peinture, les Ouvra-
ges en- Gre, ct ceux a PAiguille seront enseig-
mes avec soin aux eleves quiles desireront; les
langues Latino ct Grecque seront e~nseipntes
a part au prix de cling piastres par quarter
pour chaqe langue.
6 mars. a
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CONDITIONS DE La Gar eT.rr

oa ne recevra pas de Subscription po,,
MONS dune annte. Le P TX de pabonnsment
es, De s'r p'astres par annie. don't trois au
commencement du dernier. simestrs, Les
peIsoliiies vi Far nHe raisen gneiconqae, iu-
geraieht conyeaah'e de discontiarer lenr abon-
hsme'.'' devfont en- donrer avis avant Ia fin
oe AIMEE; all cas- con-rairn. Giles seront con-
$40 erees CONNIE lie rerouveflanf.
Les Avis Sc paieront de Ia msniere suivante,
saroIr: Les avis qni n'eyc.deront pas douzc
is9nef, on qui serout moindres. Sc paiercnt
UsE PIAsTRE pour Ia premiere insertion, ct
90 CENTS pour chaque ripttitioa; les avm
plus longs suivan. la meme reggie.
Tout Avis. a mems qn'on ne i'ordonne au.
tremea', sera pnbl.6 en- Francois ct en- An
giais, ct pave snr chacune des deux ~langue,,
jgsqu'a ce qu'A soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements ~oficie's, les
officers en- seront personnellement respon.
sables, ct s'is refusaient den prendse Ia res.
ponsihilitd, de tels avis ne ~seraient publiss
e~u'as:ant que le Placement en- ssrait assure,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
~BEAUCGUP D'AMOUR
Musious de VI. B. Wilhelm


MIcra Ia yeix de Ia sagesse,
Je YOU lrais amasser de FOR:
Soudain aux pieis de mn maitresse
J'irais dtposer mon trAsor.
Ad;ie, d ton molndre caprice
j satisferais chaque jour.
Non, non, ie mai point d'avarice,
Mas TAI belucour, DeaucoLp d,af1onr.
Pour immortaliser Adele,
S. des chants m'Gtaient inspires,
Mes vers, Oh je ne peindrais qu'elle,
A ianals seraient admir.s.
puisselt ainsl dams la III moire
Nos deux mons sc graver un jour!
Je mai point l'amour de la glotre,
Mais TAI beaucoup, belucoup d'anour.
Que.la Providence m'llaye
Jusuu'au tr6he t~clatant des rois;
Adele embellira ce rsve:
Je lu! cederai tous mes drolts
Pour etre plus sur de lui pla:re,
Je voudra.s me volr n cour.
D'anbit!on ie men al gu2re,
MATS J'ai beaucoup, beaucoup d'anour.
Mas quel vain dtslr ~m'lmporsune!
Adele comble ,tous mes yGuX,
L4ciat, le renom, la fortune,
Mons que I%'arnour rendent heureux.
A mon oonhear Je puts dolc crolre,
Ell du sort Drawer lie retour!
j. mai nj bien, nj rang, nj gloire,
Mas J'ai beaucour, beaucoup d'amcur.
lBsrnnger.
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LIZ COIN CE L'AMTTIE.
Ca1ntl par ur.e denoiselle a une Jeune
ncei,e o.. son anne.

LIZ COiN GE LAM llE.
Calntl par ur.e denoiselle a une Jeune
marie, son anne.
Ara: Vaudeville de la Partie carrie
I,Aa,l.,r Hjn,a, rIntaTa., la tels'
HtrI1,tra c5,ns Sc i.spu.ent nos lours.
I,hntis went compiler la partie;
Mas ou'oa lui fat de mauavls tours!
r,rs,,'alx ~olaisirs Fame Sc livre entlere,
N,.re raison ne brille qa'a motto,
=: Ia Folie attaqne la premiere
LIE coin de rAmitia.
pa;s Went rAnour, %jouenr main ct traisre'
d. tro.nper epfenye lie bosom.
Ia tr .cIrerie on lie dit passs maifre;
PauYre Anti, gare a ton com
c. d.sa jalou, DIS gull volt qa'on iadore'
A to,t sounettre aspire sans pltle.
Vous c.dez tout; il velt aroir encore
lie coin de rAmitie.
s,,Hrmen arrive oh! con5ien en- lie fete.
L'Anitie seule apprete ses atoars.
Mas dams les soins quill Went nous metre
mons renferme pour ~toujours. len tete
G., deu. chez lui calculant a toute heure,
Y laisse enfn l'inttrat prendre pied,
e. trop solvent lui dome pour demeure
lie soin de FAmitle.
Anpr.g de toi nous ne c%raignons, ma chare,
nj pInt.ret, nj les folles erreurs /;
MAS auiourd'hui que l'tiymen ct son frsre
Inspirent de granite a nos cRurs! trent,
Dana plus dun coin, Oh de. feurs lis Sc pa
Pour ton bonheur qufls n gnent de Motto /,
MATS que jamais, jamais lis ne s'emparent
Da coin de lAnitie.
CB.rqnger.
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nellie Orleans, 8 iuin-l
PslNsrs Vegetables de Vic.
Nv RAJ MED nI1 mn ASnrnA n

EFT SlROPS AMERS DU DIR. MOFFAT
Les PlinIes de Vie ont tte nommt es ainsi par
plusleurs inlividus a qui Giles ont sauve la
vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur eficacite a
paru pressure miraculeuse, par la faculte
qu'elles posssdant de purifier les, oryanes Vi
taux ct de leur bonner du ton, de la yieueur.
Ces pllules sont purement ct enforcement COM
posaes de vtgttaux, Giles ne confinement nj
mercure, nj arsenic, nj atinmoine, nj aucun
autre metal, Files sont e~xtraites de plantes
rares,dont les vertus sont connues depuis long.
TENS des tributs indiennes, ct recemment de
quelques chlmistes ~distingu5s. Tn de leur
principaux effets, est de detacher des parois
de Testomac les impuretts qui s'y. dtposent
continuellement ct de bonner IN ieu libre an
toie ct aux pouraons, d~esque!s dtpand la rtgu-
larlte de plusieurs organes.
Les Slrops Amers du Phoenix sont aussi en-
tlarement composls de vegetaux, ct sont un
remede intallible pour toutes especes de fa-
vre intermlttentes lis chassent lie mercure du
systeme, ct en- detruisent avec promptitude les
mauvais efiets.
De plus amp!es details Sc trouvent sur les
prospectus qui ACCOMPANIMENT chaque boite ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
LIE dip6t a Baton Rouge est chez B. Jour-
dar, pharmacien, qui est charge de la vente de
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc pro-
curer tout les "details ntctssaires.
VIM. b. MOFFAT.
New York, Is Senfeuhro 1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
HARNAIS EFT vOITURFs.

LIE soussignc a l'honneu.
d'inGermer ses amis ct 10
Wfr--M public en- central quill a
s&s-1sas change sa boutique, il de-
meare rue lafayette, vis-a-vis la Banque de
la Louisiana, il executera tout ce qui con-
cerne Ia Se'lerie, ct en- central tout &c qui a
rapport a Patat da Seller, il espare m6riter la
confiance du public, il guarmtira son Outrage !;
les persoanes qui auraient des rtparat.ons d
faire d leurs voitures sont invit' es 4 venir 10
vislter, il a I'm ;r3s bel assortment de Seiler!c
de 'outes les qualities.
S.adresser pour lesrenseignenens al capt.
d.. Scales, Joseph Menard, J. Z. Lavot.
; aou-26 A. NJ. REEDER.
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AVIS.

ATlN
La soci{te cxistante entire James M. Elsm
q Amos Adams, sous la raison d'Elam ct
Adams, est aujourd'hui dissoute dun comnun
accord, toutes les %affaires qui ont etc confies
ct quf ne sont pas termintes, lie seront con.
jointenlent par eux. JAMES Nj. ELAN.
4mars a Amos ADAMS.
PHARMACiE DU DR.. G. SOUTERRE.
Limoaades gazet,ses q Ia G. ose lie,
" a fOrange,
an Citren.
Faux mintrales Gazeuses de Vichy,
" de Seltz,
de Seidlitz.
de Garages. ETC.
Jus de L'mon, bien frais.
1mai 1S4I.-12 @
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PHARMACIE
Do DR. G. sovTERHE,
Dans lanclenne maison de Ia Ba,1cue ID
Carrolltop

= ~. SSOx kiSzA 1Gs
Dahs ancienne maison de la Ba1lrue ID
Carrollton.
Nedccines Pateatees, &c.
III: Connefs gonorrhna mixture oil spike.
hays Linlment and pile ointment: Doctor
M NUNS elk opium botanic remedy for
ague; kowand's tonic mixture for ague;
genuine southern tonic, a vegetable febrifuge:
rev. Ba~rtholomew's elixir of life, do. expecte.
rant syrup; Cooks pills; DR.. Sappington's
pills Tor intermittent cure DR.. e. Spohn's agile
pulls, NARRATED cure do. cure for sick head
ache; Mo7at's pills, genuine do. pheniy
bltters DIR. Evans calnorhiIe pills .Ioore's
essence OF life; Carpenters SARATOGA now.
ders toutes les autres Preparations de Car.
penter; DR.. Weaver's celebrated worm too
and %saive; Henry's calcinek marnes;a
Moxon's and Buffers efervescent mapnes;,
aperient Turlington's balsam: Chairman e.
ANDERSON $ cough drops; nerve and bone lini-
ment; red liniment for rheumatism Roof,a
FOUNDER oinrinent DR.. Eastman's asthmatic
drops dc, rheumatic drops ;Jewett's lIniment
Tor nervous affections do. stimulating lini.
ment do,linIment for the headache Kline's
tooth drops Mothe's copaiva capsules; Eus-
tace ct Temples gonorhpa mixture Bar.
Gays cnbeb and sarsaparilla compound: r.
Irlppe's. concentrated sarsaparilla Potter's
catholicon Thompson's eye water Smitb,s
nipple salye; Whites salye for cure of rbeu-
matism; Vests chlorine cosmetic and pills
compound chlorine tooth wash; Orris tooth
WASH; O~sdridge's balm of Columbia for hair:
kalydor fer removing pimples, freckles, &c;
condition powders for horses.
Encre bieue ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais v%iennent d'arriyer
drectement de New York, ct sont offerts a un
prix tr&s-modtra.
La l'ste des medicines patenttes atant trop
tongue e DR. Souterre a cru ne evoirsienaler
Fate ltlon que les principles mais il a l'hon-
neur de p%rtvenir qu'on peut Sc procurer chez
lui toutes les autres, ainsi que tous les mtdi.
camens simples !; sirops, ~exsrai:s, onguents,
dsstilltes de toutes espaces, essences,
peintures, huiles, etc.
Use chargera de pr6plrer toutes les ordon.
names au'on voudra b~ienalui confer, ct fera
tous ses efforts pour mtriter la b;enveillance
des personnes qal voudront bien rhonorer do
leur clientele.
% mai 1S4l. IS
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AUX HABITANs De Ia LOUIsIANE

AUX HABITANS De La LOUISIANA
Les sousslgnls v~iennent Sc fyer a Blson
Rouge dams llntentioa de- parer les machines
a vapeur des mouths pour les Sucreries Ct
pour les Cotons lis garantiront Ieurs ouvrages
ct consentent d ne pas e;re pays 81 ces ira
vaux ttaient mauva.s. Une Tongue experience
des machines ct les success qu'lls ont ob.enus
sont de surs garants qu'ils satisferont les per-
sonnes qui a%uraient a les employer pour la
r. paration de leurs machines i vapeur, ills es-
percent mtriser lie suffrage du public.
Onpeut les voir chez Mr.. D. F. Reeder.
CIV 81 THOMSON & FEEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

JAMES CADETT.-Si M. James Cadet,
'qui demeuralt d B1,on-Rouge, il y a un an gu
deuy, ct qui connalssalt une personne i I'rini-
dad, yeut bonner de ses nouvelles au soussi-
gnt, il apprendra quelqae chose qui lui est a.
v~antageux.
La personne qui pourrait bonner DIES rem
seignemens sur M ]. CADET, rendrait I'm
grand service en- s'adressant a
A. etJ. DENESTOWN Of Co.,
a la Nouyeiie-O rls ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

Ayant fxe sa residence dams Ia vile de Ba-
ton Rouge, a fhonneur d'offfir respectueuse-
melt au public les services de sa profession.
IL exefcera dams les cours ordinaires des troll
sieme ct quatrieme districts judiciaires, ct a
IA cour sup-r.eure de la Nouyelle Orleans. II
apportera beaucoup d'attention aux ~affaires
qul luI seront conf les. s..
Son bureau est rue lafayette, vis-a-vis la
residence du Juge Tester.
"A Avril, lS4l.
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BOIS EE CONSTRUCTION

LIE soussignt a CONSIGNMENT des bois dc
construction, de toute espace etdes meilleures
qualltss, qu'il reut livrer a des prix tres mo-
derts pour du Compliant, SAVIOR :-Piances a
bordage en- cypress; planches a plancher do;
planches dun pouce do; poteaux ct bois de
c~harpen.e; bardeaux, &c. LIE tout a vendre
a son chansier pres du moulin a scie.
ID mars-5 r. ARBOTR.
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STEPHEN HENDERSON.
A Wis

u soussigne a ouvert une Pension dams
]Pappartement waste ct commode. occupe
autre OILS dans lie meme bu+, par A. Woods,
situe anpres du Marchs ct pres de la maison
de cour. LIE soassigne est maintenant pref a
accommoder les Pens;onnaires ct les voya-
geurs. Il espsre que lie public ~lhonnorera
de 81 ris te.
% Les voyageurs qui visiteront PIIotel,
sont pr venus qu'on arretera leur passage sur
les paquets a n'imports quelle henre de la
mutt.
Is oct-l5 A. WADDILJ.
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u. II. 4 e..

"A PoTHicAfREs ct ~Drouguistes, vendent en-
Agros, Medicines, produits chimiques, fran
Gals ct anglais, pariumerle, t~einture, couleurs,
vernis, wires, etc.
Leur masasin est situ5 pour lie moment an
No. 10 rue julia une pore aupres de Zen
coignure de la rue de Camp. PIT
N. b. La plus grande attention sera ap-
porte pour Fexecution de tous les ordres de
Ia campaggne. Messrs. Landry & Co. prient
les marchands ct les habitans de venir les
%visiter,
nellie Orleans, 8 iuin-l