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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

NENT.
7 W. LAMBERT, Successor l. Noel. al the old
- stand formerly occupied toy Giles Pico) would re
specially inform ais friends and the public generally that
having purchased The Stock iu trade of Nos he will
continue 10 keep supply Of fresh articles his Line
which &c will sell wholesale retail on Reasonable
cGms The stock on hand consists uf Candies, Cakes
CuTdas, Wines SC with variety OF Toys Tor Children,
aud Fancy Articles.
Having gone 10 considerable expense In rfhung and
Improving the appearance Of the Store, he opes That e
vii not he lnrgoucn 10y his friends, whose iayoIs he re
spcciiullN aSk2 aul2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

COCOA, CHOCOLATE, MUSTARD. &c &C.
SUPERIOR prepared Cocoa
- hupef6uc Ghoroiit0
~ London Mustard
suporhuo F1ur ofrce
No American 90
F"re ground Ginger, just reccivedty
-. in ARnOTT
wv One door below A uuvaI A 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-30

IusI received a hsEcsotns s-E3riaicnt Of ..t-s and
- lad"s' -Isw slt LsEhoru Bouu"'s, fol,Ss, viz
hrs0red Nuns B1nne's, l. 6ia233i
Nsses N't straw DO 81 ~
Iais.' Plstf StTsF do. eco
~ Pau 10 Dc. a. 80 and huer
Misses and Ladies Leghom DO 81 and prices Tor
salectespst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
= POPULAR MEDICINES.

~ =. WALTON & SONS atc agents for II G
~ sac ol the following ruy e.uallc and tho
roughly tested M icns:
Brandre 'S Ncec'sbe Universal Pills;
Milcs' Tumato
lrdan pureuyt %
Evans Cam, omilr and Aptricnr g
Morrison's c. l. hcattd llYs ian
Jnyais SauaiIvc Tor vrI Cunl'nl "
Tyl'r'- Bulsam Of Llv,rwtrt Tor Coughs, Colds
ard CnHsunpt",hi
illdtnrS', ,rup Tor dn.
James aud Norvcf- Honey OF I,rrwou Tor de-
Caters Compound Pulmonary BAlsam Lr 60.
Jayn"s EkPtctoraut tnr do.
shermau's celebrated Cough Lozcnges;
" Worm do
" Poor MANS Plaster price only II! cts
Jayne's lar Tonic for growth aud restoration Of The
Balm of Columbia for do.
Paris Soothing Syrup for Children tcelhins
Natnte's Grand Restorative for Liver Complaints,
Jayne's Cerminativo Balsam for Summer Com
plants, CHI )larO morbus &C.
Jayne's Vermituge for Worms;
Jones' celebrated compound Drops for Hnmors
No relief no pay
Orders from abroad for any Of the above medicines
Will be faithfully attended TO- Pamphlets continuing
tull directions for their uso furnished with every
bottle OF Box. liberal discount made 10 these who
purchase by the dozen,
Montpelier, W. lSfl. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.

'EIE TEETH 1uE TEETH The fact is lroved, and
tho incfeduons aud duubng fulJ convinced,
We have The evidc from the sale ct 10000 boxes OF that
Incompatible 1Voth Preparation the Odontca within the past
that the Copan tho achym realized and
remedy discovered foI preserving these useful
nppendagcs OF the human by tho the Magnetic
OdVnca which by IT'S attractive pun ing and strong hrnne
quGlesi removes all rSt1neous substances Tho
them he natural brancy, and the In
soundness nud leauiy 1t is asccned tom tBt
Wien used, tho teeth viii decay, but t The
age OF man. with the Al Wien they
progress will be ce and tho teeth preserved and
vented uehingUil hD has bUon a multitude of
nstaucos and mo in thousands hacle
chat climax Of pan) has at oiotiualy ed by
this popular GentliCe America AnL IN conclusion,
whore wh"is tho young lady gentleman, the indyldu
al that values beautiful set of teeth sound gums and sweet
breath than y VIII he longer destitute of a
box of Dr iiehcutks Ma ulouticl For sale whole
sale aud retail by S BURBANK, Montpelier, VI S9lyoO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
W OR Ms

lR NJ Htc1cocl'y uniivned aud uncquad form Tea, Il
- sovereign remedy for worms Stangeund dhc arc the
en- these dccsldhe yctmu; few Persons and i thought
free from thGm, particularly females aud chillen
Muy persons through distressing course ofncicnc with
b. "n when they might be relieved by using the worm
his valuable medicine has been tested by the experience
fm0ic ,u. years use, aud administered to than TO-
~ person ages aud solitary complaint
contrary hundreds have ca he'd AMI unsolicited their
criicd preference it, AFTER trying the different articles
f-h 70 IA" pablo aud pronounced Dr. cc ock's
the elIuCla aud convenient remedy that can be oh
tanned oil the thousands OF instances where bus
been erabc to tho printed directions las .G;oGi
35-A OF DR. NJ lt@hcuck's H.rm Td, there many
abroad for the ,cst of For sale by
BrRB.4iR Montpelier. S9;coy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

',HE MASSACHUSETTS, CHARITABLE Me
CHANG ASSOCIATION announce To the iubIic
that their IuRD Exhibition for The ENCOURAGEMENT tl
AlanntactUes amI. the MccIane AIS vii. be opened
Quincy Hall die city Of Boston commencing on Mon
DAY, Slrr 20, If the p cSrnt car.
The officers and trustees Tor he year 1911 having been
yes Cd by me Association with iu powers make the
necessary rangem MIS- respectfully invite Mauulctucrs
Mechanics and Artists The ing aud sccnc offer
for Exhibition and Premium article: in ever, department Of
Art Science, and TASTE choice specimens skill
and ingenuity, ust!u Labor saving machines implements Of
husbaniiy and new models Of machinery in 0 then vati-
ETY.; in tine every species e aclc for l
mental purpose made OF wood, stouc metal u,r
h. The products Of the loom in silk, cotton, wool hemp
fax, haant all articles devised 10y female ingenuity
wrought by their industry will have proper place the
exhibition.
Medals (of gold or sivcr) or Diplomas viii be AWARDED
for all articles Of nett deemed worthy such .tion
and the Managers pledge themselves that strict impaualty
will be observed their distribution, and ha competent
Judges stall he appointed who IN case WI be cUnpcli
| tLts fer pit mlunis arclts exhibited.
In the fullest contc that tins notice will meet the
y attention of the Manufacturers and Mechanics Of Mas
sachusGtts, well OF our sisic Saics (W1m shall
he proud To meet in this goIl1us held OF competon) the
Manages Will make such uran ycmcns saill insure
fair and nl opportunity Tor display Of every article which
may be cn'Crrd bcfrc the 10Th Of sen cmber; and
although they will exclude such articles be af.
forwards Offered YET they cannot promise them couspcr
nous place IN the EXhlOIton those wal have which
entered earlier.
Articles intended for Exhibition must be delivered to the
superintendent at Quincy Hall, before Wednesday,
September ID.
Arcles may be offered by Apprentices ny permission
of their Mls'es, who If required, must give their names
ages, and ime they have served Apprentices which
will be registered hut will be judged the productions I"
Apprentices
Arrangements will be made to exhb, in cEerotOn ans
working models that may be offered, which Will render the
! Exh bun useful and interesting.
Communications relative TO the Exhibition may be adj
adressed 30 WILLIAM WASHBURN, Supcrntt ndcu
or HENRY W BUTTON Secretary 10 4 IL Exclang
street, (posl paid 0J;Sw JOSEPH LEWIS President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
G1'CrA, .., HOUSE
~kllI|H[| trTfsTTgt mr.
FRANKLIN
MINERAL SPRINGS

MINERAL SPRINGS 4z1szaesgEA HlGIlGATE, Vr.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs tho public thai this
l. new and commodiOus lIousc-erected last season
for the accommodation Of such may wish 10 paako Of
the celebrated Mineral Water Of tho Spring-is open
for The spon Of visitors. Many additions having been
made during the past WINTER the subscr Der acrs himself
that he shall be able TO accommodate aud give satisfaction
to who may have occasion to resort TO this Fountain
Of Heahh No attention will be spared TO render the ua.
ton Of the afflicted comfortable possible Families
VIII be furnished with constituted FOR their convent
Parties Of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception, and every thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation Affords (hoing situated upon the banks
ola beautiful bay and surouudedby extensive shady groycs
provided for their amusement and health
DR. HtENEBERG, Of Bu6ington will visit the Springs
week or ocncr for the accommodation of such a.
NAV wish professional services convenient carriage
VIII be from the StngN TO meet the Steamboat at ST.
Adams on Trcslaya aud Fridays Of each week.
H. J. Sail Boat viii ~ all times be in r. adj ness fr
pleasure excursions upon the nav, S. W. WOOD
Ilighg1'c Springs, May 3, 1871. O3l Nv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !

A SOVEREIGN remedy for WORMS for sale by $ r RED
N FIELD This medicine has tho double advantage oi be
ing safe aud remedy and casIy administered being per
IcClly pahtaEs Parents having children suffering fran MS
maady shoud be Rho TO administer the above Otle
mecie the first appearance of mptos iluicn of the
above isoasoihat is itching or The offensive un fever
sh breath SICKNESS oi a stomach, short dry cough stndins
Of The teeth. hushdg heats and starring ,sp uo above
meddme Is for sale IA my quantity by S p REDFIELD
Annl NO leG. Fob u 1871 % lnl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
CHILDREN DIEOF WORMS,

SHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
~ all kinds Of worms. Over a IN on of Boxes sold
yearly DIR Zabrske Chambers street. DR.. Hunter, los
SIKH Avenue Or Castle l0l do them in their practice
Mr.. Lorlng Gross house carpenter 80 Fulton street
cured three of his children Of worms by only box Of
Sherman's Worm Lozenges Children and adults are a.
like subject to worms Only 25 cents box
For sale al the Montpelier Bookstore, by T. Wal.
TON and SONS. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave tie Freight Depot Chsrlestown aud Nashua
ev"iy morning. Sundays excepted.
All good TO be anpor cd OF he rail road, gong above
lowell must be sent To The comronys Felgni Depot,
Charlcslown, al the end Of Warren bridge.
Goods 10 br forwarded by the mrnng Rain, must be
to the Depot rs carly e The evening before
The Company hay NJ nrnyJcd large anI connexions
Ston Houses both Nashua ad harlcstown and having
completed their arrangtn cnis for the ransponli Of
merchandise, give notice thai they now prepared 10
Transport al goods aud country prGducc which may he for
wadcd T. th"ir drp"s aHd 60. this purpose have furnished
safe snd covered cans which vii perfectly goods
from Iapagr, aud careful and OK c'ichccd take
charge If The transportation business at the deputS and
accompany iIc goods oven the road.
The Company determine only to accommodate the
pubic, but 10 extend every fcj in their p',ver, both Ia
teamscs and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates Of freight
SO 30 per each way between Nashua and Charsjown
SlO0 pea ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular Icamstcs running 10 the HI be c,rred
over the road between Nashua and Chaesown, each way
free Of expense, 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
~.uedicine is best knopn by tic Cares ii
pertormS.~S ~

Z MENTIONS PANACEA, or PURIFIER of the BLOOD
Tho unparalleled aud still! ircoasng reputation which
this moi'cto has acquired throughout New England states
ll the uiy il has pciu.mc, ad the great demand
made tor by the a9vco of ply Gus we'll acquainted VITA its
Pteuil iVn have Induced the TO extend us circulation
Every in tie aud the rrincn
towns the Unitcd states. This plnacea warranted pureh
vegetable and Is not surpassed W uthcr medicine over oil
rcd to the afflicted It's extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove ms within the last cgheen months cured It's
thousands Of tho obstinate Diseases be proved by
certificates aud pronounced by eminent am respectable ply
sslans the best mcictc ~ Useful Information
ne iOund Containing Of
directions for 'aLl Tho mcdtine r. The following
appointed agents in tic cDuus Of NUshington Iuno aud
Orleans Montpelier Burbank. Il lntss; PlaIufed, Han
and Palmer; iarre, famers aud Mechanics Cmsbury,
Brewster; Albany oyey ltasAutgh, barrow Co,en.
ny, Clovcland Derby G Chandler; Bswngton. Stewart
aud Strong; Gteensbo, Waterman; Glover W Palmor,
Smnuds Conan aud Co lila wct q Crosby Walden, t. and
Edwaids Cab1t upper village Perry and Coz Mnsiicid
ID lutnam; Chelsea Hub ,d ookied, q Bigeo" and
Son Stafford, NJ Young Co. ydcpuIk <ese John.
son, Geo amer Wolcott leunotk Cambridge Vines
Nalorvie NJ isk Monistowu, bingham n Camp and NJ
Natelmani Waterbury, w iIuchms; Barton licmoe~ay
| Robinson. '3ni
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
BURLINGTON DYE-uOUsE.

MIGHT SARSFIELD, respectfully informs the CHI.
Ifl OF MontpeIi'r and vicinity that he pcnarcd
10 dye and finish in he best manner all silks cotton
woolen iapcnc and mcrno Dresses Cloaks, Grape and
merino Shawls Grape and sauzc Hdndkocheis, silk and
satin BoHneis lace Grape and gauzc Wells, silk and
WOODEN Hose Gloves; Nantes Ribbons Braids Sc.
Wuclen and worsIcd Yarn dyed all cJlos French aud
English merinos d, ed by tho piece for merchants
ANY articles to be colored may be sf at The stone Of
Baldwin, Scott and Co Montpelier aud will be returned
there when finished.
Mr. will also cleanse Carpets, Table Cloths Shaws
Pants aud Vests AT short notice. May g. 4l.-06.3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

- - 4 STAGE VII leave ihc PoviIlmn
,hs3tsE -, = r., House, Montpelier. three ,imrs a
frgT eSLIS ~ wcck, uu Tuesdays THURSDAYS aud
-. s-arrd ys nj SIX Vclock. A. NJ fu
"a fa-'---' - Notlicd, RoAbuy Snowsyil .
Wost Randolph, Bethel, Barnard, Wordstock Soul
Wondslutk, Prrtinsvle, = rim. field. Charts,op II
aud Bellows Falls To Wulpolc II to lolgc n, Vt day
to Boston; also leave kccnc next days Tor Worcester Ms
IN winch Passengers c1n from kccuu by Worcester AIS
to New Noik in twenty six hours.
Returning arrives at NJ nplcr two alys from Boston
lhS Inc lnicrsccts other Buton Stages At Woolsuck
the Connect CUT river hnr At Charleston and Wap,c n
II. also the FOREST line ft Boston Charlrso own n II
aso the Albany stages at Behc anil Woodstock, going
and returning Books kept ~ iha PaviI'n.
Murh2 1871. a BABBl s. co. Piorrirnrs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS,
CHURCH LAMPS, AND COM
&
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &c.
,pnyVN A. yVEyIlREIJ

One door west of the Village Hotel, Mon;peicrjVt.
R1ANUFACTURE aud sell wholesale and retail chas-
M ed and plain Kings and Ear Ornaments, Watch
Seals Key, and Chains Guard Chains Miniature Set
tinps, Gold Spectacle Bows, &c. They will make all
large sock comprising rch and extensive assor-
Inen than before osered in this market, Of Wacncs
Jewelry, Musical lnstfnncnis and Fancy Articles which
the pubic. are invited call aud examine for themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS BY
IOEN K. SIMPSON. No. ANN Sr. Pnsr,

traders IN the purchase of their Spring Goods would
kc Of Feathers thee will find them here
packed In bags Of zrs, from lbs each 100 lbs
,ed 10 the telaI trade, each bag beng kcd the quality
Of III feathers and The number Of pounds contains
Boston ISL O5s6t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
yM q Y G IL z s .

.Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Watch Trimmings; Chased
and PLAIN ~Ornamcns Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
spoons Silver Plated and Z, laul Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays SW-lilasscs Of all kinds; pocket
colppasses ihcrmomet RS Pocket Books and Wallets
Gilt and Steel Purse CLASPS. CUTLERY large as
Of Rogers ccoba ed knives, various kinds
variety Of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and CreamerS percussion caps; silver and steel
Specaccs aud Eye Glasses open top Silver and steel
'Thimbics silver Pencil Cases; Bead Purses and Bags
gold Neck CHAINS, stay rings spirit level walls Rogers
superior English RazorS straps; IwcezcrS Han
Tooth and Nai Brushes shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
OF Rose Lavender Fancy Soaps, Shaving Mirrors Supng
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses, Smelling bot
TICS China vases very styles plated bell a;tcs
emery cushions do; spool stands &c. Also, sond
assortment of Eight Day Time Pieces. Wooden Clock S
&c which viii be sold Il very small advance from
They would say TO the public thai in Consequence ofth,
large amount of Silver made and sold by them lhey
induced TO reduce their retail prices. Any persor
wishing to purchase will do well to give them call Def
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches OF every description carefully re-
paired and Warranted l-FCash pad for Old Gold auc
Sivcr.ef1l
Montpelier village, May 90, Is4l OF
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NJ ASONRY,

M ASoN kN
TTHE Subscriber tenders his thanks to the inhabitants of
i Barre and It's vicinity, FIR The liberal patronage with
which they have favored lam Tic past year and respectfully
solicIs continuance of the same lie may be found al
Twingsvie, Barre, w.. where all c1ls in hr line of bust
ness (Which includes all branches of operative masonry
will be gratefully received, AID Promptly attended 70,
Il. @, THURSTON.
R,rre Anil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

~ ROUND and Dry White Lead, Oh 1uptnline, CO.
VI pal Varnsh PARIS green gld and silver Leaf also
few paints and brushes used by ptran painters "I sale"
by ). =. REDfltLD
27,h NAV, l84l. O6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINE

A FRESH ard general supply of Drugs,--Sampsoi
n Reeds Vegetable Pulmonary BasGm, DIR. Iay or
Basam Of I.iverwort Mrs. Gardner 40. DR.. Carer
Compound Pulmonary balsam Indian Vegetable ard To-
malo Pills. Pure Wines and Spirits for medical purposes
just received and for sale vtry low by
May II, 1871. SILAS BURBANK, in.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28
NEW GOODS AND CHEAP CASH

LYMAN g. KING,
ITAVR received the LARGEST and Most SPLEEN
IL nm lot Of Goods offered in this vicinity and at
10 WEIR Prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

WROUGHT and CAST IRON PLoUGHS, torethe
w with few finished Grindstones, for sale by CHAs
SfhlDlNG' MAY 6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

A LARGE variety Of stationary embracing paper Of al
IA kinds, pens and ponoders pencils leads and cases
ivory tablets gold paper wax motto and initial scale, ink
nksonds sand boxes folders Rodgers knives ofthc lates
styles and perfect finish also pocket books, wale.s pus
cs, portfolios cards paints and brushes cqrmne and
zonto saucers indehblc and India ink French chalk al
buns yo JUST received by L p WALTON SONS.
Nav 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-28

! IA USLIN DE LANES, punied Lawns. ana Il variety
w of other articles for Summr Dresses. at the Cheap
| Cash Store &C 1.G MAN 4 KING.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-19

| shall also, ut the proper season. invite your
attention 10 the statutary cnacuhSlAs '"t 'pV
anppression Of the slave trade, whicA may re-
nutre to be rendered more efficient IN uae.
royisions. There 10 reason to oelleVe 1ias
tho traffic Ia On tho increase. .
Whether ouch Increase is to be nscrioeo 10
,ho abolition Of slave labor in the british pos
sessions in our vicinity, and an attendant o.
minutj5n in the supply Of those articles whlsn
epter into the general consumption OF eo
u,,rId. thereby; augtnentlng the demand iron,
other quarters, and thus calling for aaditiolsi
l,hor. i were needless to inquire. Inc nigh-
ost considerations OF public honor, as wen as
the strongest prDmptlngs Of humanity se4u"o
a ras5rt 10 the most vigorous Efforts W sup
press the trade.
In conclusion, | beg to invite your particular
,,tent;on to the interests of this District. ISof
do / doubt thai, ia a liberal apifit Of legisia,,
rio,. Won will seek 10 advance It's commerciai
ma we'll AZ local interests. Should Cohgfoss
deem il TO be It's duty TO repeal the existing
Sub. Treasury las, the necessity OF proVlalhs
n suitable place of deposIte ir tlr pnonc
moneys which may BIO required within inc
District must be apparent to oil:
hayo felt il 70 be- due to the country 10
present the foregoing topics to your cons'dera-
lion and reflection. Others, with "llch II
mirht not seem proper to trouble sou at all
extraordinary a~csaion, will be laid be'ore you
at a future day. i am happy IN committing
the important affairs OF the country into your
hands. The tendency Of public sentiment
am pleased to believe, 10 towards the adoptlon
in a spirit of union and harmony, Of such mea-
rnrca as will fvrtify the public lnteresta. 10
cherish such D tendency of public opinion u
tho task Of M elevated patriotism. That dill
lcrenccs OF opinion as to the means OF accom-
pIishinr these deeirablo objects should exist
II reasonably to be expected. Nor can all be
made satisfied with any systom Of measures
But | latter myself with the hope that the
great body of the people will readily unite III
suppor, Of those whose efforts spring from a
disiiterestcd desire to promote their happlness'
10 preserve the Federal and State Govern
,nents within tho!r respective orbits; to cult
vatc peace with al the nations OF lie earth, on
lust and honorable grounds TO exact ooedi,
enco 10 the lava to ontrench liberty ana
property in full security and, consulting the
most rigid economy, TO abolish all useless eS-
nanacr. JOHN TYLER.
Washington, June lst, ls4l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-19
June I2--IS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge-Fhird Distric'
Court.
No. 290a.
No. 2955

BY virtue of two writs OF T. ia. num-
bered as aforesaid to me directed by the
honorable the thrd judicial district court
holden in and for the parish OF East Baton
Roure, State Of Louisiana, will be exposed al
nuhlIc sale at the court house door n the
town of Baton Rouge, on
WEDNESDAY, the 7th OF July next
bstween the usual hours Of sale: All the
rioht, title, interest and claim OF the defend
ants in and TO the following described proper
"a certain tract OF lard situated IN this
nar;sh. about fifteen miles north east OF the
Town Of Baton Rouge, containing SIX hundred
and thirty six acres, more or less, bounded on
tha south by lands OF w. Chambers, east y
the river Amite, north by lands lately brown
mos. and west by vacant land, with all 1a
buildings and Improvements thereon;
Surrendered by Defendants IN the ABOVE
numbered suits to satisfy the judgment IN
s,rest and costs therein.
Terms of sale. II months credit.
II. w. FOWLER Sheriff.
June Il, 1stl-is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-19

MARR1ED-On Thursday evening the 18th
inst. at Hope Estate, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Blanc, Mr. JAMES MATHER Of the parish Of
ST. James, to Miss MARY ScALLAN,- daughter
of James Scallan Esq. deceased, and grand
daughter of Col. PHILIP HIcKY, of this parish.
o." The above was accompanied by the
compliments and c]ivilities usually extended to
publishers on like occasions. On our part, we
cheerfully conform to the editorial custom Of
reciprocating respects and wishing the youth
full couple a life of unalloyed felicity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-19

EARLY CoRN.-lt is hardly possible 70
believe, yet it is nevertheless an undenla-
bic fact, that VIC sat down to the dinner
table yesterday and toasted heartily upon
aeu corn, (roasting.ears) of this present
years growth.--Graad Gulf ADJ. jane !.
You are at least two weeks behind the
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