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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
parish of Easf Ration Roura 18th Gan

SINIE UT LUUISININA a.
Parish of East BATON Rouge, 18th Sep
temher, ls4I.
In pursuance of an order of the Parish
Judge Of said parish, | hereby give notice that
John Calls, t. m. C., of the parish aforesaid,
having intention to smancipate his slave and
naturalchild Erea, aged about FIVE years, every
person who may have any legal opposition to
said emancipation il requested to file said
opposition in the office of the parish court of
said parish within foSty days from the date Of
The present notice.
II. WI. FOWLER, Sheriff.
sen ia ~ 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

Plantation for sale, two and q half miles be-
lew Baton Rouge, on the left bank Of the river,
containing 75l arpens Of land, and having a
Clubhouse, dwelling, house and cabins, in good
order. A first rate site for a woodward, and
the soil we'll adapted to the cultivation of cot
ton or cane. Two hundred and Twenty-Five
shares of Union Bank stock will be sold with
the land. For further information, apply to
f. ID. NEWCOMB. OF.
JOS. w. FOWLER,
sep 1s 81 Pm of Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE on LOUISIANA.

Z :" 11ust I1ukUH UOuSE, -OCtoocl
2, sIe41.
In pursuance Of I'M order of the Parish
Judge OF said parishss hereby give notice that
Amaranthe Hebert, widow of the late John
Is. Hebert, of the parish aforesaid, having inten-
ton to emancipate her slave Patsey,a mulat-
to woman, aged about As years, every person
who may have any legal opposition to said
emancipation, is requested to file said opposi-
ton in the Office of the parish court of said
parish within forty days from the date e the
present notice.
H. w. FOWLER. Sheriff.
oct 2-34-7t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
THE GIRL AND THE PHILOSOPHERS.

TIE ulhL AND TIE
AS Kate went tripping up the town
(No lassie e'er looked prettier,)
An "unco' chiel" in cap and gown
(No mortal e'er looked grittier)
Accosted Kitty in the street
AS she was going to cross over,
And robb'd her of a kiss-the cheat -
Saying" Pm a philosopher /"
"a what q said Kitty, blushing red,
And gave his cap a toss over;
"Are you! Oh, phi" and off she sped.
Whilst he bewail'ed the "Ios-oph- her ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
sept IL 31-7t
THE FIRST ANNUAL AGRICUL-
TURAL AND CATTLE FAIR
~ n a

-
sept IL SLIT
THE FIRST ANNUAL AGRICUL-
TURAL AND CATTLE FAIR
IN LOUISIANA.
The first Fair of the Agricultural Associa.
ton of the State of Louisiana, to be held al
the town Of East Baton Rouge, will take
place on the second Monday in November,
1871.
Premiums and prizes to be awarded by the
above Association for the best
Horses. end Cattle.
Bloodel and other horses, for the turf
breeding, saddle and draft mules, jacks and
%ienneys Durham, Devon, Attorney, and other
cattle.
Sheep and Hogs.
Sheep of the Saxony, Dishley, South Down,
Merino and other breeds. Hogs of the Berk-
shire and other breeds. Also, stock cattle
and sheep.
Domestic Manufactures.
Farming and planting impliments-consist-
ing of machines for draining, ditching, thrash
ing, p,oughing, husking, rolling, &c.
Sugar, Cotton, Rice, Raw- Six, Tobacco and
Indigo.
For the best acre of any of the above crop,
premiums of GOLDEN MEDALS will be a.
warded.
Field. Crops.
For the best acre of Indian Corn, Irish po-
tatoes,i sweet potatoes, OATS beets, carrots,
peas &c.
Butter and Cheese.
For the best sample of home made butter,
or cheese, not less than'twenty pounds of each.
Horticultural Products-Fruas and F1omers.
The varieties, when different from those in
common usef should be properly explained,
ard the method of culture, &c.
As it is the desire of the Association to
make the first exhibition and fair worthy Of
the patronage of the public in general, it is
hoped that they will DE literally sustain
ed in these sndeauors, by those who feel a.
IKE interested in the improvement, as well as
iii the purchase; and sale of live stock, farm
Implements, &es
Stalls and pehsswitli the necessary proven
der, will be in readiness for the reception of
stock, &c.
Application "a few days in advance,9 will
be made to the corresponding secretary,
J. Hueston, Esq. at Baton Rouge.
aug 81 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
sep 3 80
A OF LOUISIANA,

VS.. ~
Morgan Morgan, G. w. N"
Christine, ct al.
By virtue of a plur. writ of feri facias to
ME directed from the honorable the third dis
trict court for the paris, aforesaid, will be
exposed to public sale on
THURSDAY, the DIST day of October next,
at he courthouse in the townof Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours of sale, all the righ',
title, interest and claim OF G. w. Christine,
one Of the defendants in and to the following
property, to wit
Lot no. 2, in square no. 26, in that part of
the lown of Baton Rouge laid out by Beaure-
gard, with all the buildings and Improvement.
thereon.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest,
and cost, in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
sep Is 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

Obb "A Mrs. Punch-hard, is giving les
sons, out west, in drawing. 1t is said that she
draws exceedingly well, having on one occa-
sion drawna stout young man from the street
into her chamber, and that, too, when she had
not even daylight to aid her in the operat ion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
FOR SALE.

A likely MEXICAN JACK, gray color,
large, well proportioned, perfectly gentle, and
from four to five years old. Apply to the SUBJ
scriber. p. BOYLE.
Baton Rouge, oct. 2 34-tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

SaNING SCTtUS SEEDs-thuCH UdS
been written, and we'll written, on the i'm
portance of selecting each year, the best
Coin in the fields for planting. But so
far as we know, there have been no expe-
riments, in selecting carefully, the best
Cotton pods, from large and healthy, and
early matured stocks. This subject SEEM
ed to us, to- deserve far more attention,
than it has ever received. The expert
ments, in selecting seed Corn, prove clear
ly, that a planter may make his Corn con
form to almost any reasonable standard.
1t is well known, that nc can make his
Corn mature much earlier by selecting
the earliest matured ears Cor seed, a few
successive years. Why should not the
same laws that produce this manifest i'm
%proyement in Corn, from Il careful selec-
ton of seed, effect a similar improvement
in Cotton-s-in its earlier maturity, size of
bolls, etc.
II would certainly be attended with
some trouble. bat i very slight improve
ment in eah stalk, Of Cotton, fif this can
be effected, by a careful selection OF seed,p
would make a Tremendous inc tease Of the
aggregate Quantity and qualify, Of the
whole crop, and repay ten-fold' the labor
of selecting good seed.
No Planter or Gardner need Do told,
that the stand He is to have, depends great-
y on the sorhd, healthy condition. of the
seed hi plants. And when we consider
the manner, III which the great majority
of Cotton planters save their seed, IL it at
all surprising, that there should be such an
outcry, almost every spring, that il is hard
to get a good tandl II this can in a
greae measure be remedied by 1t careful
selection and preservation of seed, it would
cost far less to take a little extra trouble
in saving good seed, than to replaht for a
go,d stand.
But not only the stand, but thy after
growth, vigor, maturity and productive
ness of any pnant depends materially ON
the so,nd and mature condition OF the
seed planted Sound philosophy, and
long experience prove this beyond alb
doubt. Let planters conpare their me-
thods of saving Cotton seed, for planting,
with tbs well established principle oF vege-
tatfon, and we think he will be convinced.
that the want of a.;stand, in the spring,
and large pohion of his puny, unproduc-
tive stalks, in the summer and fall, are ow-
ing more to tile condition of the seed he
plants than to the seasons.-.Miss. Creole.
MISUNDERSTANDING to a London
paper, there are not fewer than 1864
known languages IN use in the world: s37
are Asiatie, 5-7 European, African, and
1924 American languages and dialects.
One is so often'wcaty Of ones self that
a resemblance Of thar self would never
tempt affection, which req mres a harmony
of sentiment but a contrast Of character,
MANY syu,pa,hies bnt one UNMARRIED congo
%nialitv.
Many persons are kept pious by their
occupation, without possessing any v1rtu-
Gus motives, as waSherwomen have clean
hands, without any particular ~rcpnsnanca
to dirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge-September

18th, 1S41.
In pursuance of an order of the Parish Judge
Of said parish, | hereby give notice that John
Kleinpeter, senior, Of the parish aforesaid,
having intention to emancipate his slaves Joe
aged ~, Ann his wife aged 46, Celia aged
%, and her child Julia aged 6 years, every
person who may have any legal opposition to
said emancipation, are requested to file said
opposition in the Office of the parish court of
said parish within forty days from the date Of
the present notice.
ii. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
RANGERS SALF

KANGEKS SALE.
Will be sold, in front of the Gazette Office,
on Saturday the 18th inst.,. a small horse,
estray. Sold for the benefit of expenses.
J. HUEST0N, Ranger.
oct q So 2t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16
NOTICE:

All persons having claims against the
community which existed between the late II.
A.. S. Mussenden and wife, are requested to
present them to the undersigned, and those
indebted are notified to make immediate pay
mcnt. STEPHEN HENDERSON,,
oct 3i-3 administrator
BILLS or L4DI.NG for sale at this
Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

GIN STANDS.
A few Of Frazier'a celebrated Cotton Gins.
Also: Several horse and OK wagons, for
sale by j. g. L. #. PHILLIPS g. CO.
aug 81 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-16

IL We find the following in the Constitu-
ton, (Lafayeae.) It's excellent.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
Vol. L. NO. 33.

Betsy FeFna.&eo in the other Jingle imgi: the sh
ing, a. hand'uil AFTER handful Wa thrown IN. till plump and
ponderous SIZE wa> lie: fairly weighed the youns lady
from the door
There, son Sewel. cried tho homes, n,inaascr. re-
>urning h in srandathcr CHAIR take these shillns>
:o ny daughter portion Use her kiudy and thank h, a.
Tor hoy. 1t j every wife thn,> worth her weigh, in
silver
The children aughed heartily this legend and would
hardly be convinced bat ,h.t grandfather had 1t out OF
h> head. Tie a>stlci them faithfully however that
he hul fund in the pages grave historian aadiad merely
t,ie,i to tell it in a ,oncN hat funnicr style.
Well grandfather. remarked Clara. il wedding por-
lions now a-day, paid As Miss Bcisey', Young
adn> would pride themselves upon an aiiy figure
nany OF :hc.n do
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
From The NJ .YorAcr
TILE STAR OF LOVE.

THERE'S glorious gem in the 5row o.! Ngi;
And iea. to tie hear, is is radaa: light;
I, whispers OF peace 20 the troubled b-ea>;.
Aud calmly and sSeety /; iuiis 10 rest.
The yrca7y .anderer in deserts afa-
Bes,es the lirat Of his st;dins s;a-
And the mariner wreck d on the raging "a
Turns ms las, dying look thee.
Holy and pure Is thy blessed ray
And the weary OF Garth pass gently away
Ou thy trembling beams, to a world o.: light
Where ttou ,hne>t for ever in .Iory bright.
When me svery Moon has gone 70 her rest,
Aui tie kiugly San sunk low in tie West.
When the stars come forth IN the clca- blue SKY
How s.vee, is thy smile TO the lover eye
\ .,otaer bends DER her sleeping boy.
And her eye i lit wiki a sudden oy
For ray from thee on hi- pure sroy> falls.
And in dreams he rove. ;roug. ny starry halls.
4, Creation dawn, when the heavens a,,oNe,
And the morning stars into slusic broke,
None 10 Tie ear of their Maker above
Sen: j tone 50 s.rec, as the Star OF Love. RoLLA
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
EUxT-s mHECEEANTs, 1!aG:A1sNE


Pullishci Moatly - per aunufa IN al''nce
PROPRIETOR TX Fut3-. y y.
rAfiliS Periodical devoted exclusive, 20 tie interests d ant
ard 'i respect -ers ~ H ciai &C
any ilssa. c=atrt oT Europe II i i"ie4a-
.t r. h- literally truly useui ~o,--
It. ,at-lt. e. brace c:r- ifcc, connected aad
Political E51aouy Biographical >ks;ches Of eIntHen; fae. chant
a E>,v, rom t ll-t Ttn> B-Hsrs NAv-auoa MaHlic-
tre. insurance Trade Caau-rce AVID VI clEna Law nclud
Important different t1e United States aud
part cl each -ula1e- together "iti
report, Co1u.c-cial Ic-caoa- ani ieati'
The arIlr Na--zl also ;le repository 1aieIi' stats
nio.au- fo-cigl and Domestic Tiaie and Conrc-c
,-,Ir.i1. To- 80. .-.l r,-r-. -.5.-.,~e
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
ltolLt
THE PINE-TREE SHILLING.


x,rH,~r1L nwrHosy.
Capail John Hull the OF Massachusetts.
and coined all the money that made there Hi,
n. Inc %: business for in the Garlic. day of the colony
the coinage consisted st the gold and silver money
Of England. Portugal and SPAN. These COINS beng
the people often forced 10 barter their commodities IN
stead Of selling ther4.
For instance If man wanted "a buy coat he perhaps
exchanged bcor-kin for il, II he wished for q barrel Of
nolases he might purchase with pile o pine boards
Aluskc, bullets used instead nrthngS The Indians
had sort OF money called wampum. which made o
clam shells and this strange OF specie likewise
taken in payment of debts by the English ottier Bank
bill, had never been heard Of There money enough
Of anv hiud rslny parts of the country. pay their
i-tcr> that they had sometimes take ri;'s of fish,
bushels Of cords of wood instead ni silver gold
a. the people grew numerous and thcir trade with
another increased the o current money waS still
-clsiby clt To supply the demand tn general court
passed a law tor establishing coinage OF shiings six
pcnccs and lhccpruccs. Captain .ohn Hull appointed
Manufacture this money. and have about >h
ing of every twenty 10 ny hintor his trouble OF milking
them
Ilercupon all thc old silver the colony handc
20 Catan John Hull. The battcrcd silver and tank
ards suppose and silver Buckles, and brcn spoons, and
.cr buttons coats, aud silver hits OF swords
that had figured court all such curious old articles we're
i-+.+-te- thrown into the melting pot together iju by
r the greater part of the silver consisted buua from tine
mines Of South America which the English buccaneers (who
little better than pate had taken from the Spalar
and brought . Massachusetts,
A this old and silver being melicd down ana coined
the result was immense OF splendid -lings. sll
penccs and rccrencc Each had the date ot co. on the
side, and the figure OF pinc-trec the other SIDE
tezcc they called pnc-tree shmgs And I"r e''fE
twenty shiugs that he coined yeu viii remember C'pd
John Hull was entitled put shilling III l- own pocket
The magistrate -os began suspect that the n-stcf
world have. the best the bargain ne. offered hIm
iora. sam of money. il lac would rive ni dat 20th shilling
which he va+ continually droppmg mo his own roc,c
Dui artain Hun declared b. perfectly satisfied wih
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

ESERSSE REOOKS No 81 Li-r-sirrct. between t"nd"ay
and NcwYork import direct from the
turrrs the following articles w:
ELr,CiiING POWDER of Boyd 4 SOM ma.c-warranod -r
UNIFORMITY and strength equ, any conntry or Great iiriain
and for Of which they tie sole agents IN 'he l'ea
Silir - - -.
ENGLISH CYLINDER MACHINE FElIlNt OF 'ers superior
qualify, 36 20 - 6G - and II inches widr
DYER TEITNG fabric and Of width. usually required
HIi-E SNiITS-IIay.- Agency Of the Sr.oa Company
Blue sma they enabled supply FIFE and fFff l. IN aH
quauuiic,. =. .i
from The pur>t mea-ul,o, jlcketAct aud Pres, te'-
PULP SCREENS, Nor / =. (of brass ncta')
Order, the above articles. together with i7ies anu DO
nestle Rag, vilriol Twae, &C. viii meet with prompt
a,,.,',,,r nlj
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
PREMIUM PATENT BEDsrEAps:

- Ff.f,IOK . MI UI li-l,s Wv, SO', ~ .
FI,rad for II durability and conrca-
Hui-oustreet Ca7ner> lho,e
WITH the character Hee1d earnestly Hfieh
cl principle tht JOINT and the eae with "l'h
he put up and down relu'l-r any be-ks lie
a!,yar lopv 10 Nlbt purchase All
hot He refer hsnreds OF respectable
citizens who have teit-d by
Ao-air M4;a.-, Fc4the. Bed. and Paia.ses. y r The
S,,,,lpr, ,-,,e .,,r5,r.l
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CI0CK MERCHANTS.

nEALERS uvitsd Ia call JOHNSON CiCh
~ NANtFACTOR! removed the OF Tort
andt aud Grenwchrec 10 No Ii Cornd -,ree near broad
Will fni Clocks compri>n.
patterns. Brass Wood which vii b >oi A.
the United States, Dealer,
informed that al Clocks sold the above place warranted
good article and inferior
WIN. :. JOHNSON Agent for the >a!e OF
NIL In J-romes Paicni Bras I 0rks
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

- WALKER IL Fulton stree; ha, ist puoAcd handsome
-. volume pages the Addresses ami Messages o the Frrs-
dents Of Washington Harrison alsu-
raj Address Declaration. o lad0 r-c tnd ton-
tuion OF the United St..es Amendments. TIE BOOK l. IN
the Saesnaa asd ioiea, and 80 2F-iS Can De
complete without H.
For may th publisher n. separate
edition, lchly flashed Portrait b ElHia II and non
nl.nnc lamautnd nre-lL.n al IlL lnll
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
TO GENTLEuEv eE TASTE

4 Nd FASHI0N-N.GNE TAILOR, l.6 WiILlAM-STREET,
~ respectfully TO the gentlemen Of NwYofk t4a h.
permanently located above where he ailc Se si ha'irs
wears per,onal experience French Metropolis and
personal attention TO his work, he Al. be able uak
FASHIONABLE eLoTHiSG cheap for cash invariably, and
be procured the Country. Thankful st
he soiclts Continuance of patronage. az 3r
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
COME ANH5 SEE.

IN the building known the CoLlMElA% HALL. .t3
Grand the spacious wholesale and -t SALES
BOON States and hest selected
Ladies' Misses and Chldcn- SHOES exclusively, all
pRticr width, color shape and material
ally called for. We would those
ladies who have formerly been coPcle| Broadway and else
the doing longer aud
and lram eight shiug
pair aa lie better ser.cd without the delays and d>apomt
attending being measured
We would also SAP that having from to 500 pcous y our en-
ov been for anumber years the Sgcsi manufacturers
America that work well known, approved Of nd sh
every market where coed wo: sold The cze> Ol New
York Brookyn Wil bueh and the surrounding
specially call for hcz>z' Wholesale
aud retail dealers and trade VIII ind !, their ad
call before purcsias only qua and quantity
but prices shall make II In;ucencnt
al0 cia SMITH BRISTOII. Il UiII.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

n, EsATS. HATS.
Ky C. WATSON respectfully reminds his and the
osS public generally that he ha full supply Of Fashionable
Hat, of the DOr>ay pattern. we'll other models
and The old established prices SILK. SG Mole
$3.50 and Beaver $3.50, which ~ per cheaper
the quality cauhc housh elsewhere The regular
list o :s the last years, bears ample testimony
o their 'nalti aud durability.
WATSON, $50 Chaham-.i. and leo B0YcCy.
n BCaps also the extensive assortment of Caps every
description TO be found III the City prices corresponding"
Whcae dealers particularly invited "h a III stock Of
while purchasing. and he them that
article thoroughly inspected previous delivery mi I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
p,asE ESyG WINDOW.

Is HiRRiH FOR ifIE BIG WINDOW of Chatnasl square,
Is 10 III ono door bclos Mo,->treci wlcrc OLE BOSS
s RICHARDS has dtted up elegant ad The ">'
elegant Boot, Shoes TIE and rcril gl front rn
All who admire . ts;c preference the open, bars will
easl, dad III Ladies' please look t, and you call the
tLr,., .jl1 call also
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
ALFRED SATETEs.
rxERCFFSST TAILOR. l;G Fj'LT

Va well selected Cloths
Vo.tinr which he o!cr,
public generally the very bet extremely prices
1-s.h or delivery. a3slv
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CFrEAp ANr, GONn.

: ALL Boot, and Shoes OF the best quality
fashions lower than hl'e hitherto been offered IA t,e
-Ss CIV VIII please call the CLINTON BOOT AND SHOE
MARKET No 304 northeast of 1udscus
where can he every thing hr Boot aui Shoe Ike
,,rer than ever oGic> you Gaor, Bustl W 'n=
shoes and Slips tins establishment OF a eors a kinds suitable
for the rie and cheap the cheapest and good
the best Country merchants ocl.cd call and eNar
stock of Goods hc r purchasing elsewhere
G-Dolj the aud number 2 Cana.->ifeti hefil
e,., cor of Iiud,oi-,ifcci. &. KNON co mil I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

E;S 4 for Garments of the r quality,
II dy made 2 Rrod"ny American Hotel The viii be
found Cz a1d Strangers who OF
emergency require first ARTICLES WI r. Jennings
a2l Late ,nde jennings.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
D oiTcr 10 the Public the
Union OVEN.
CnrznItasiNN I,AEE.s w.AKEEIOgsE..

500 do d.. hnlfd
900 do assorted coIorcd paper
500 do envelope paper
Fine and superinc Flat Cap.
do cut, paa and ruled
t1 Letter do
ueini and medium Writing paper
Cloth uapcr 2i y Sc = -. and &c X 81
Hardware paper l. y - Ia y - apd ~ -
Hanging aud Wrapping pnpor OF various -1s7
Newspaper Of .ny made 10 ordSr at hort n0ti,r-
Feb. l.-TSNACt T.. ROOT Co. - 'i'iirii I-dp'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
;ENEDiCT & HAMMOND.
ECONOMY. EceNo,IX:

yiNIf; GREATEST LuMINARY IN THE WORLD-The under
4 signed respectfully solicit tie of the Public TO
TOUGES PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS
OF hundreds been sod within
the last r'nis his city All who have e"n and %-ed them"
superiority for light all other lHnYoi
.rnaud Tor them evidence They give much
Eur.cr and the FIFTY PER CENT LESS
than tie expense Of a.
The public the Of the subscribers No
Fulton references "I be given to those "ho have
tacTi
The subscribers also offer to the Public the
UNION OVEN.
The reputation Oven this city
and country REQUIRES no Til, well known bcir:
pe,r to any either Indispensable a
Gle keeping. The cautioned purchasing
spurious ar ,o for Noac the real CnoS
Oucn. but made bS the Subscribers.
LANES MYERS u co. IL Fulton l.
" B-Te prices h been reduced from the
o-;,,ral ,.r;co. f,v. DoIl,r IN Zach -yc nl0tf
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
FHENCu Language ANEa 7IC.iC.

MR.. " \ GAUVAIN nov fumac ass request.
vi hose aho "-h 20 learn the 4aage through hane-es ora
System. Y.-it % that eninent author 10
els application NJ G. has -.ccc=siYiy Prac'ed th
method teaching for upwards OF ter YEAR. =.
MADAME GiUNAlN aud her iaHater a-o eonilnue % -''
French he Gata As morFng TO iaa's
the Apply 9 Boad~y near W @iAe
street mlJ j"
SUGAR BEET SEED eosd fo- .alr all :. 7. me
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CLOTHING. ESTABEES1aIIEN

CLOTHING; ESTABEkS1aN!ENT.
TBNIIE Suscrihc opened the Bovc fashion
able Talorin: Establishment, offers his Fcpds and the Pub
superior Spring Good, Of tlc latest style
which and fashion Of all who viii
hn with their patronage. ROBERT 4. BOtTON.
The Department superintendent b. Ns Charles Bouton
formerly Gray Bouon good Of ready
made Clothn. always hand. a26:3r
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CI.OCRs, CLOCKS,

rNE e ha, taken the the sale Of JEROME
1 BRASS CLoCkS. their Clock Narcroon No -fi B-omi'
way he sell rTEST Eight Pay and Imriy Hour
Ira.. Clocks the oHf ~htsaIe ctort
prices Merchant, and dsae Clocks would u" well TO call and
purchasing Also assortment ei ood
Clocks, CHEAP Casa Recocc tn number !o lroad" up
stairs. ISAAC o. liINcpALt"
n NR-racuar attention paid trade Every dcsep
ion 81 Clocks repaired and waFrantsd m4 II
GABRIEL W. BENEDICT, Watch Maker, Merchants
y Exchange of Nol aa} William streets having formed
with HAMMOND. ieir personal attention
will repairing hno Watches. The most complicated parts
Duplex , Chronomeor Watches pa cqni ~ the original
Mr. Hammond would acknoN c}rcmeu 10 the Trade
lcr patronage living Ne" York and VII
work preference makI1g duplex work. ou VII
% make any discount from the :ciiil price
Duplcy lndcpeudeai Second and other Watches OF splendid rat
percc; meuey returned Je"ey
and Silver Ware =. usual
all BENEDICT a HAMMOND