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nR, M'muNN's ELIXIR or orlliM---A medical profession IS combining all the useful proper
 lies pf that drug without any oi hase that ae coiei- dcred leIeerioos The following testimonials speak
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

NAI NI3II7' NVI'-I a-l NNNII IIVA IVN- ' ' nERs-fheso poHddf=arc riepagel in aan- ncr recuInr to m1 odefs, heinz lla result of an never been auoao {, iul Taey a5crecammeodelt to all owners oihlses-as superior. Cartle are so in- pVeed in appearance and haaitb, thai double he la- bormay be abttned iam then, without any risk. \. B.-Ihese powders used when horses come of ianeg, ar are wet and call, or excessively fltigu- ed, w be found in tc highest degree bsHelrial
 1'n la had in packages of one io1eo each. for or il splla f8fer lar 5) eents. They afc administered n che fool, without re iairaa falaNafi1n f5m labor. For sale wholesale and retail ts
 RICHARD NORTH,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

E uSIG.-Justrece by Doubleday & Sears, 1es large supply of new Music, amongst which are Elsler's popular dances 'I.a Gitana,' ssLa Mazur- ka,s laa Cachuca,'' sc. Also the popular songs "All things love thee, Love is triner,'' 'sLeaye me dear one, sl was not false to thee, and ''Beau- tiful preams, ''-together with a great variety of marches, waltzos, Sc. Also soale fine ruled English aiIsc paper. a- @ .t4H 4Sa=
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MALES FRENCH PllL--- $500 CilAL- LENGE,--The genuine Preach pill, againsta inc Qulrk Noslrums of the age, for the cure of t The French Pills applicable nall for ei- ther sex, (yarrantel free from Mercmy) and poss,s- se. great advantages over the Balsans an1all liquid modleines by hen5 entrel, free from sueli and con seluenlly de nlt effect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility pG pGdisepyery while using tbrn,
 Besides this important advantage, they never dis agtee Njlh the slonaeh and in the rst stages of lhe disease, they usually effect cne few days Wihl lItfle regard tp dirl ur exposure
 h the most obstinate stages of the disease, tlinv are equally certain, ha,ia5 cured many adtr every oher feiaed, had iied In Shori, they have been anhersill, slcoessul, iha the proprietor clIitngr my oue to produce remedy ofeual certainly under al,i6.iture ol Tree Hundred dollars. .I,-# ts
 l. (. DuBOSE & co.
 rml2 ,#.sff4H q 39 Water street.
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tENooTHACnE.-E -Extsact of. GaIls and kreosote. \ Al length has been discovered an in;alIiale Cure for this distressing malady. The above preparation, il is positively asserted, win cure any case wherein il can be applied, in twenty minutes. supply just Eeceyed and for sale by
 1. c. DUBOSE & CO. ianl6tf late DnBose & Rolf. 39 Water Ny
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

m TIH7NIN3 477Is VII DO Eade Hp Fn Iae IH0f7 h.aHtiiid iye-SaNon,, Brussels, Imperial and | : ssiit Eap5fiug, satin anl Worsted pamask, More.- 5na ehia1 hed aad Drawing Room Window Cur. t,si4 Chaabef Sota-, Easy Clnits, Ottoman ani Ntai#lad seats, made 10 orlcr Church work of all '4srirtian na3e, viz ;--SiIh Velvet Drapey, Cush oas and Pulpit Cths, enbfoidefies ig goldor plain peA gnsblaos, Stoos, Ottoman and Gapets.
 Pager tamgine done in the very best manner.
 tdkil1s 9f Steamboat work done aceomnoda
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m. b. COHEN. The public will reme1 ,'lat ta,s is simply aa eztcnal application, and i. n minerals. Dr. NJ. B. CohEN'S plias .ace No. PIP 1-2, Hudson street, New 1elh.
 Eaell bottle oi tha Emnroca.iap is aceaaeaned wth printed directions for usa, aai noae is eandne unless bearing tho signature of M. B. COHEN. Certificates can be seen in pamphlets irau fe agent, ta t.e edraey of the Lioimset lr1m Che most eminent p!Nsitiaos lu New 1ufk. Der sale hY
 J. C. DDBOSh S co. Chemist < Dug't. mar 5-200Nmo sg Waler st
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6tHffLES atoORD, 6L4ts of P4lqaetg4oD
 teHa&sYERER aAD PIPER H4AG- LR. HEDfbG0oD'S AEW BQH' 0N ROY. lI. HEfgEHN cOAJI IND DlUPHIH respectfully inf3una -the phablants ol Nlahie f5af he l1 caumence. business al the above paf.. aad s~idiy so!ieils slafe of psblic pat .oaase. .d a-s1,es them that every eXsrtion will be rtt'e f1 please tne most llati1ous, both regards
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
n A L'ENCAN.

yE1N vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
~ de la Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge, Etat de
la Louisiana, lie Iuge soussigne, ex oficio E"can
teur, ofrira Ell vente pubiique,
MERCREDI, 13Janvier yrochain,
A 10 henres A. VI. les prophecies ci-spres decriies
dependant de la com aunaute qui a exisie en.re Ia
feue Dam, Marie Marthe Hebert etle Sieus Fran
co.'s Bedat, savoIr:
Une HaBfTATI0S si,uee dams cette Pafois-
Sc, con;cnant hut arpens IL face au feuve, SUI
selie prOfoufeur a 1sqaeile ellie reut aroir dro't,
lignas PARALLELS, barnee Dun cote isr Aag"s'e
Hebort. ct de l'sutre par veuve ]. Gfassie, e"sem
BILE svec toates ses dependencies ct circumstances
III v a sur In Aite terre IN ties bon Moulin a Coton
neuf, Maison de m~aitre, Magasin, Cabdnnes q
negres.&c.
PLus-Onze tetes d Eselaves, d'age CT de seEs
difer-nts des ChevRux. Betes a Cornes. &c.
Conditicns-Les proprietss immnb'liefcs a ], :
Ell 3 ans de ternes egaux; lie mebilier a TN an de
date du jonr de ia vente; lie tout Ell bilIeis enaos-
ses d la satisfaction des heritiers, ct hypothelu c
spectacle avec confession de J~hgement sur Ia terrt
Ell les esclaves jusqc'a parfait ~g,aysment-
L. FAVROT, tuge.
9 Janrier 47-M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
JAMES M. ELAN g. AMOS ADAMS,
MOULINS A COTTON
Pnuscs Vegetables de Vie,

EFT srRoPs AMEks DU DE-. MOFFAT.
Es Pilules de Vie ont etc nominees ainsI
par plusieurs individus 4 qul elIes on
sauve 10 vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur Ell
cscite a psru presque m'"acuieuse, par la IA
cutie ~ou'elles possedent de purifier les organes
vitaux ct de leur donner du ton ct de la VI
gueur. Ces pilules sont purenent ct entlere-
ment composites de vegetsux, elles re contlen.
nent nj mercure, nj arsenic, L: sntimoine, nj
alcun autre metal. Flies sont extraitcs de plan
ties rares, don't les vertus sont connues depuis
long-tems DIES tributs indiennes, ct reeemment
de quelques chimistes histingnes. I'm de ieur
principanx efets, est de detacher ues paro's &c
restomac les impurities qui sly deposent CONT
nuellement ct de donncr TN jeu libre an fore
ct aux poumons, ~desquels depend la regularl'e
de plusieurs organes.
Les Sirops Amers du Phoenix sont aussi en-
tierement composees de v6getaux, lin sont un
remsde infaillible pour toutes esq Xe ere.
vres intermittentes: lis chassent l5t~11eure du
systsme, ct en- detruisent avec promphtude les
mauvais efets.
De plus amples details Sc tronvent sur les
prospectus qui ACCOMPANIMENT chaque boite ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
LIE depot a Baton Rouge est chez u. JOUR
DAN, Pharmacien, qui est charge de la vente de
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc procu-
rer tout les details necessaires.
WIN. r. MOFFAJ.
New York, Is Septemhre 1889.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

IScxSnrr. -- Dimanche de.nies. iiy q Ell un
inceudie 4 la Nouyclle OulGans, dams ie bloc de
magasins situe sur Ia LcvEe, entte les dsux Mar.
ches De la premiere Municirasitk.
Lie ven, du Nord s%oufiait avec violence e, por
tai, I'incendie sur les na,iGes s,nsrres a cote DIES
qusis, Wis a Wis de Ia maison en- feu. Les marins
ont ca toutes lea peines do monde a e-iter Fin,
cendic. Presque tout ce qui ttoo,ait dsns ID mai
son etc Ia proie jes fiammes.
Nine Brown avec son cnfant, IN fis dc M
MORRISON, uae neeresse.e scla,e ct SOC cufan,
on, peri dsus les flammes. Les suires personDss
o ttG miraculeusement sauvces, en- montant sol
t toll, ct en- passant dune lncarne A rsutrr. On
stuihue ce, incendie 4 Ia maiveilIsnce. I'm jeune
homme dc la compsgnie des pompiets, nommt
G. II. Row an, a etc tue par des b'i4ues qui lui
.opt tombces sur Ia tets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Ian ls4o-ll esis,ait jadis en- France M
We'll adase distant: 1u seras payf en- Ian lsio:
oh hien Get ndage es. faux, car Ian lsi0 est pas
sc et nos complies ne sont point SOLIDS.
Nous ~rroftons Dc Ia nouvelie aimee pour en-
souhaiter d nos abannes c, a nos amis one neil
leure que collie qui vieu, DC s'tcouIer. Nous avons
lhonn"ur DC fare savoir one tous nos complies
sons fats. c. que uous serions tres h.ureax 81 les
per-onncs q"i nous doiven. venaient On solder
nne partir; parce que nous avons uu seso'h sx-
IRENE d'argens pour camntencer i'snrte 1871;
tout lie monde salt qn'un EAheur saI.s argent cat
CONNIE un lmprimcur sans carscteses.
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.PTKS
sU"LES, MONrRES & BIJ0uX

MOORE, inf,rme respectueuse:lent les a.
<Js tayens de Batoa Rouge, qu',l occupe main,
tenant l'ancienne residence de z. Fitzpatrick, rue
de I'Eelise, Oh il fabriqnera tout euvfage d'ar
gent, ~reparera les innntres, les bottles de mus'qnes,
orgnes gfandes ct petites, ct pendules de tonte e~
pAce. II confectionery en- Quite, ct repafera lie hi
lou. ii s'atiend dams peu de temps a recevoli I'm
grand assortment de velres d lunettes propres a
tout age. il peut raontrer DIS cefiihcats qai irou-
vent qu'ii a eie long apprehti dams &c genre
de travail ct gail a etc employee dams les bo"tiques
les pius Responsibilities dc l'Etat.
Ii psend For ct ~i'sfgent vieux en- echange dc ira
vail % mars 6-fm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

lie psqucbo, a vapeut WALxtx, fesan' he
service de Ia MALE a la Mobile. a crsve SEES chau
dieres il y q q~u.iques jours. Qustre personnss
ont etc tuees, e, nenf blsssfes. Parmi les der
niers &c ttouve Mr. J. II. Caldwell. de- la Nouveiis
Otleans.
Nous apprcnons gull Sc fit unc -enqcete de
want Ia cour du Coroner pour connaitre les eau
SOS de Get accident. e, que laHoca. du District DIES
Etals Unis Sc propose de poursuivse suivsnt les
lois du Congr3s ceuxq auroieot e%"fr.iot ces los
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
COLLEGE DE BATON ROUGE.

HyDNFORM lMENT d la 3ene section de
" Pace d'inenfporatlon dn College de Baton
Roure, une Election pour ciuq ADMINISTRATOR
du ri, et,b ,issenent porI Ia proChaine aimee, aura
lieu daps les b. pss d. d. College lid ds Janyie,r
nrochain lSII vs. scyutin srra owe dF nHiy,I
heures A. NJ. ;usln'g@aenres p. M.
Messfs. les y tionfia.,es sont prizes dc votloir
bien s'y Transporter pour visiter l'etabiissemcut ct
inspec;eI les complies %gen"sauy qni leur scront sou
ms Par orire lie Ia Direction,
10 dec-4i W. JOYCE, Secrttsire.
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pLUSIEURs ABONNES.

lie Rochester Daily Advertiser DIT
qo'un NJ. Cameron qui a GtG empNoye a
Ia Banque Commercials de T"ron'o. a
cherch6 les moyens e, loccasion d'ense'
YER NJ. w. l. Mackenzie g, de le CON
duire 4 Toronto par la force. S'n plan
~consistait a taire a;tirer au dehors de la
vile Mr. Mackenzie par quelqnes chas-
scurs qni lni a~vaient te noigne de Famtt'e
Ju temps de f'insurreci"n canadienne, de
lie faire jeter daus me '"it4re, ct lie q
dpire 4 lord dun batcsu a yapeur ON &
TAFT pref a pousser AL large an premier
signal. Ce plan await ere comm1nique a
VEG tons ses details a NJ. Wells, TN des e.
di,enrs du Daily Whig, qa,on sarHIt etre
ennemi de NJ. Mackenzie ; mails NJ. Wells
ia AVERT Dit projet qui Sc tTama't contre
hui. Mr. Mackenzie, apres S'efre assure dn
fat, a porte plsinte contre Fof'c'er an
gtajs Cameron, qui a etc ais sous eau
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
MESSAGE Dg PREsgDENT

Concitoyens du Senat ct de la Cham
hre des RepresentanS,
Noas devons des actions de graces a
l'Etre Supreme pour avoir cont'n"e d no
ire bien Anne pays, a travers lea Hlcissitn
des dune autre aimee, les inappreciables
bienfaits de Ia sante ct dc Ia pax. Rare
men, note patrie a e'e a ce point eSemP
te des ravases des cpl !emies /; raremeht
le travail; dn cu!tivateur a etc n:leux remp
ne, & ct jamnis nos relations aNec les All
tres p~uissances mont etc placess sur des
bases a1ssi favorabies qte coI5es grizzlies
occupent m,intensn. dams Ia position cri-
t!que on Sc trolvent les afalres du m9n-
de. Tn rigide ct perse' Grant e'oIgnement
de ,oute Intervention dams les relations
prisees ct politiques des a'tfes Eta's, com
manhe autant par Ia nature Particul!evc
ct ~l'esprit de notre commencement cue par
les principles sur lesqnels il repose ; une
fdeIe observance, dams l'e&erclce &c nos
relations exte. ~ieures, de Ia maxine de par
Ter claire;pen', d'agsr avec~ justice, ct d'eSl
ger verite ct justice en- retoar cntnre les
meilleures gAranties de Ia paix des ma,
lions ; une srricie inpa,tialite dams nos
manifestations d'amitie. dams les priVi!e-
ges que nous accordons ct dams ceaN one
nous obtenous des sutres, ont acqaIs d NJ
ire gouvernement ct a more pays, dams la
grande famille DIES nations. u position
don't nous agons raison d'etre fers, ct quI
assure un grand avantage a nos indus
rieu x conci.oyens dams %toutess aries
au monde. II est pen de peuples,@ $. 1neme
il y en- a, qni ne comprennent pas Favan,
tage de notre ami'ie, on qui ignorent les
conditions ~auxqrelics ellie peut ere obte
nue. ct conservee.
Beaucoup de questions pen3antes deFu's
Iongtemps, dificiles a resler ct importnn
les par leur consequences, questions dam
~lesouelles les droits de nos citoyens ell
rhonneur du pays Gtaient fortetnent enga
ges, Ont, pendant une periode de aue'qnes
annAes (a plupart pendant i'heurense al,
ministration de mon predecessear), eG de
cidGes dane maniere satlsfaisante, ct lie;
plus imporlantes de celles qli dea,enrcn'
encore p~endantes sont, ie me plais u ID
| croire, en- bonne vie de conclusion.
Avec toutes les pnissances da monde
| nos relations sont pacifques. Depuis vo,r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Rrcx Ess Es-Une brebis sur lhabita,ion DC MIR.
Jsmes Stokes, 9 n'is au monde qnA'te agnsnx Ell
meme tens, drux OFT etc Iai, sGs avec Ia mere, e,
Ton nous 9 dit que les deux auircs ie.si.at Ste
eIeves dams 10 maison par Nine. Ssakcs.
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AVIS

kE soussigne a rhonneur d'informer ses
amis ct ses pratiques que son msgasin est
maintenant dams la maison a cote de NJ. Jane
Msnsker. rue de rEglise. II tiendrs I'm gram
assortment d'Habiltemens fats, de Marcia,
discs seches, des ~souliers, des bottles. des cha
peaux, de la quincaiilerie &c. quill vendra a
bien bon marchs pour du compliant. ii ssls't
cette occasion pour prier les personnes Gun
iui d 'ivent de passer regler leurs complies.
2i,nv-47 ii. v. BhBlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

lie Juri de Police de cet,e Paroisse s'rssem
bIers Lundi proclaim conforme ment a Ia Ioi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

CU'THk""tYHe'D
Nous souhaitons In bonne aimee a IA teil.e;
nous ID remcrcions d'avoir si hien sc1tenu ia
cause Wing; ct nous lui desirons de tout notre
caur woe continuation dc prosptrIt6- Mas nous
Ia prions instrument de nous accorder pour ttren-
mes un plus eros caractere, auirement nous seron"
forces de discontinuer notre advancement, pour la
raison toute simple, que nous ne voulons PCS en-
core nous seryir de ~lunettes.
pIIISIEERS ARNNNES.
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DdfDu Nnnnn4
S~atmeeai, 2 yamvscr hsaa.

n La longueur do Message au President nous
a force A renvoyer a no'rc proclaim humt'o
benucoup tatticl-s divers, nos ~l,ctcnts soudron,
bien excusrI !e peu De variG,e DC mes colonnes.
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Etat dc In EauFsIane,

pAROIsSE QUEST BATON ROUGE.
~ wise .ceci doune, ose LuNDl lie e
SSA. JAW al, a 10 heures du matin je pro,
coderaiaa " sur les lieux al rabais,' les ira
vsux ci-apr .rits, sur un moroccan de tsrre, 81
tue dams &c roisse, connu sous lie nom de 10
terre Lego
Ce,,e teri ite veudue par lie DIT Lego a Mr.,
Salathiel H. ct lie dit knight s'est ahsente de
cette Parois-e depuis plus dun an. Les traVaus
o faire sopt CONNIE il suit, saeoir:
Unc levee de quatre arpens lie long, a
yant All moins un pied ct damI au des
sus des plus haates e.ux, la oase deyant
etre en- proportion; plus I'm chemin
neuf de quatre arpens de long, ayant
vingt cinq pieds de large entire les fas'
ses. &c chemia doit av'H un fosse de
de chaqse cote dun pied de profondepr
sur IN pied de- largeur ) "a terrc letee
sur lie centre dadit ohemin pour lie haus
ser /; il duit anssi ere ga-ni en- travers
de fosses ct de points. Lee vieux Chem'n
ct levee sur lie reste de ladite terre dol
vent aussi etre repasks.
THOs Nc LIN,
Inspector du T. Arrnndt.
III Cues, Batcp-R Rouge. Ter iauvieY lS4t
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CHARITIES A BOEuFs.

VENDRE drux grands Wagons pour ate
lage Dc Bossfs, cnns,ruiis avec les met letrs ma.
totisux.
S,adresser chez ia T.. 4. PHILLIPS 4 Co.
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.EEKS

CHAPEAUX POUR DANES.
T y toussgne ttra l'ouvertnne daus lie co"raa'
4 de la .enainr do p:usieuIs Classes lie Cha
peaux pour Danes, ,ecus par lie navfe andslae.
A. GEOFFROf.
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A V4,NDRE,
EEEGX f2rts { hev,ux de tire; - Tne Chsr-
EE teie mafchande.
S'adresser 4 T.. GEoFFROY. dec. lS4n
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EXTRA SESSION.

The National lntelligencer suggest tha,
the measures which will become the sub
iect Of deliberation OF The extra session,
are the following:
|. The distribution Of the proceeds OF
the sales Of public lands among the sew
eral States.
9. A revision and augmentation Of The
duties on imports for the purpose OF Sc
curing from that source revenue nde.
qua,e TO the wants OF the government.
3. The repeal of the sub treasury law.
4. The establishment Of fiscal agent,
central or other, TO aid the government in
collecting and discussing the revenue and
equalizing the currency.
8. a temporary loan, if necessary, TO
supply the immediate necessities Of the
treasury.
The lniellgencer thinks these meas
ures would at once dispense the clouds
that have so long overhung and yet OBJ.
scure the prospect before US. These
measures taken together, would, we feel
entirely confident, suffice not only TO re-
store TO the country its wanted vIgor, but
carry it forward with a frmer step than
il has ever taken.
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TTNHE UNDERslGNED nave on hand

NHE UNDERSIGNED have on hand
in and will continue TO receive. at
their OFFICE III Clinton, full stock OF
Supplies for Plantation use.
\ They offer the following articles 10
their cuslomersai moderate prices and on
accommodating crms,--
$50 ps. Sup KY. Bagging,
$50 Coils :. g Rope,
$50 Bills Mess &Prlmc Pork,
10 Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders,
100 Bbs l'Iour,5 Ticrces Rice,
SO Sacks llay. Rio aud Java Coffee,
SO Bbls Sugar,
80 Kegs and Cans Lard,
10 Boxes Cav and Ky. Tobacco,
200 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
80 Bbis MoIlsses,
z Tons Iron and Steel, assorted.
ALSO,
Lowell Shifting, Coilonade and Kerseys,
Powder, Shot, Candles, &c. &c.
No accounts can be opened by any per.
son except those who intend to ship Cot.
ton 10 their House in New Orleaus, TO
whom all reasonable facilities will be az
(orded,
j. BONNER e. co.
Clinton, May 10th l84l. go
Z
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FOR SALE.
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GLAB, bar, rolled, and Square Irons,
~ Cast, German, and English Blister
Steel,
Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spades, Andirons,
&c.
Hardware Knives and Forks, Carving
do, Pocket do, French, Knob, Pad
and Other Locks, mill, smiths, hand
saw and other Fies,- Hooks and Hin
ges, Cast Butts, Wood Screws, Hand
Lalches, &c.
Chop Axes, Hand do, ITatchets, Augurs.
Chissels, Hoes, (weeding) Spades, Sho.
vcls, Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, &c A
General assortment Of Tin Ware.
Liquors Brandy, Gin, Rum, and Wits
key.
Madeira, TereriIc, Sherry, Port, and
Claret Wines.
Cotdials, Brandy Fruits and Cherry
Bounce.
Sugor--Brown, Havana and Loaf.
Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Allspce, Rice, Flour,
Buckwheat do, Candles, Soap, Pine
Apple and Goshen Cheese.
Oils-Linseed, Lamp, Tanners'and Sweet
OILS.
With a general assortment Of Paint and
yatnishesy
Together with apretty assortment Of Fur.
niiure, Bed Sieads, Tables, Chairs, Bu-
reaus, Book Cases, &c.
Mess and Prime Pork, Bacon, Canvassed
Hams, Dried Beef, &c.
With an assortment Of Staple Dry Goods,
Also, Halls, fur, wool and paIm,--
Boots and Shoes, Of all descriptions.
Baggine, Rope and Twine
All ol'which goods will be sold low foF
Cash inc quantities to suit purchasers.
G. H. McFADDIN.
Clinton. March 99. 1841. T2yt
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HNIlE FiJihSession Of Amite Academy,
will commence on tho first Monday
ii January. We pretend to afford an
Academic course, thai will enable the
faithful student to enter upon Ire study Of
any one o. Tho learned professions. We
doprecnt6 the course ofthe SCIOLISTS
oflhe day, ID The garb, Of instructors.
Three things Prerequisite for the advance
ment or the pupil -- Isl Vigilance in tho
parent III nome Sad. Capacity in the
Srd. application in the
student thank the community for the
patronage Bestowed upon Us heretofore;
and, II We deserve il, will be obliged to
them Tor its continuance.
JOHN II. CAULFEILD.
December 20, 1910.
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New ADVERTISE m ents.
NOTICE. N. .


nY virtue Of deed Of Trust execu-
I'D ted 10 me, by George w. Lowry,
dated the 18th of March 1889, and record
ed in Book No, s, page SIG, in the Probate
Court Clerks Office Of Amte county, ]
will expose at public auction. before the
door Of the Court House in Liberty, on
Monday the 9th day July next, for cash,
the following negro slaves, to wit; Cher
ny about nineteen years Of age, and her
two children, Polly four years Of age, and
Marian six months old. | will convey
such title only, as is vested in me, by said
trust deed but which are believed lobe per-
fcctly good.
JOHN BROWN, Trust.
Liberty, Miss. June 8, l84i-24tds.
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There is none so bad to do the twenti.
eth part Of the evil he might, or any SO
good as to do the tenth part of the good
it is in his power to do. Judge of your
self Of the good you might do and neglect
land of others of The evil they might do
and omit-and your judgment will be
poised between too much Indulgence for
yourself, and too much severity on others.
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned having been np;
pointed by the Probate Court Of
Amite county, at the May Term, l84l,
Commissioners to examine and audit
claims against the estate Of William
O'NcaI, deceased, reported TO BIO insolv-
eDt will meet for that purpose, in che
Court House in Liberty, on the Cd Satur-
day in each for the ensuing six months.
THO: w. POUND,
s. r. DAVIS.
Comm's.
( Liberty, Miss. June 8, l84I--24-6m.