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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
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STATE or LOUISA Ma.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge--Ihird
DISTRICT Court.
William /, barlow


Abel Waddell & Jeht II Gafdoef
Y ted by Tic fionhabtE The f'htfa J.td3ciai
District Cea,l, IN an'f rti,e iadti # East Ba-
TN f.ooge, : Ats nf fanisiann. vii be sold 81 tho
Court II use door IN AID far said fati-h, on
Wedneaday, hs5M dny.Lr Hoyn neat.
A certain lot Of groo,f situated in,bat Part Of Tie
10 W Of EatGn isouse,aid ont by silber | eofard.
bsihg lot No IL, ID s4ere No 3, iehaoripg sixty
fset Goti o. lo0tenthn slfett,tyene fuGdt cd md
fly fsei il depth, (Ffnch MIA - J u o p q. Of
lot adjoining the aboN, having tjity ffst 10 fraat
be ~ nrtb part of lot No &. baytaIsgaafe No IL,
t ge:t,ef with all the -. d nss apk improvements
tttrrt on, beirg lie stfs lpenisesaGH occupied by
Ire defendant, A Wn4 d..
re zed in ihs above Mt
IsfpJs 81 snie-~IaeA.
INV FOWLER.
sr3 3 sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

oj.fhat vari.t, s'osiag etsat. tho editor 81 Tho
Planters banner, has lwtafi em . pels 81 bis
laper. The 10 msr, b . worthy ma.hadsss clergy
,nan. who fnsp#ees 10 generate another 1--WE
paper. yelrpi The peart 10 Tho very bowels Of the
Banner. The efi,er 81 the Pearl, 10 bis debut,
a~uiiei,s contributions. but on eefdtien that shry
he {" shotl, tIeh. SWEET. interesting, and a- po't
pats, Mt . bad eli,nas I, this. Mr.v.
The Pesri IL intended, chi, Ny, 4" the e''sf.
taiumen, II the - shsri. RIB, sweet, and %s.ilsfess'
lug . yoaag ladies' Of Ffank'ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
DANIEL WEBSTER.

Gen Gaines has arrived in New Orleans. 1t
i said his command has been enlarged so as TO
comp lee Florida within the South Western
Division.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

The people of,elby county have denounced
formally D, q. frhe,t, for challenging General
Houston, aad Rssso..ier for bearing the cta!.
Ierge, They sE@ s'adresuiil nsser again
vote Tor thess@ spaper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

The Dee eales .es F4ulY islsslet for her light :.
nes4.' That's Wa what call a recommendation
Of u very Aght eharaet0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

Suspension, ihii gfelt p~afalyser Of banking
%snetgirs, il y, work In North c%aroliua. LIS vic
thus arc numerous,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
E@a@Ha----@1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MEXICO.

The Courier of4a,utiay le#, states thu, . plan
Ia now on foot aud abou. u be executed by which
al The Nor,brfa States Of Mexico will be cree,
ted into q eepefats government ri The bead o.
which general Atista will he plaeed. The ineii"
eiea, rule Of Bustanente has especially ~dissusted
the people Of Tamauiipas. Durango. Zaea.eeaH,
San Luis de- l'etosi. Caahuila aud New Mesie"
while tho Ill sreeesa Of The last armed etl1ft at
reform In the capital, has convinced thu inhabi'
tants Of tho Noflbefn States Of Mexico. that
further connection with their Southern neigh
hours can only serve 10 relafJ their advancement
- q nation.
4. Il brill we'd that ~seaeral Arista has the pro.
mised aid Of all tho comm anters Of troops Ia Tho
Natthetn States as anon q. tho standard OF 20. a
ration shall hp raised; nor 10 he without assufsnee
Of assistance fem abroad. There are said to be
large capitalists Ia Europe prepared 10 advance
nouey 70, the troops, and take concessions Of
lands In pay nen,, which lands will be pafeelled
out among a large number of European %sritlefs,
Should the scheme succeed we shall see u.
ao,hrr and perhaps a very heutishing member,
added 10 the American family Of nations. IL the
aalub,i,y Of ia climate. Inc value Of its a]s'ieal'
,utal produce. OF The richness Of i.s mines few
parts Of The world may excel the region that was
formerly known under the name OF %Iotcrnal Prov
inces Of Mexico. Under ~enythins ike lolerahlo
government and aided by the capital which Eo'
rope can spare, the Nolhern States OF Mckee
mus. soen become q great and powerful nation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
THE AFFAIR OF THE AMIsTAD.

Some ef our exchanges censu'e, ennea.ured"
~, The !a,c decision oil The Supreme Court, rela,
tive 10 The Ami..ad negrscs. We confess 'eno'
rance cf the a.tails Of This cast; we were no. In
The country when II came np-the period Of
which ii doubtless attracted the greatest notice
and received general discussion; but ii really APP
psars 10 nc that cdiiors act somewhat i,nprudent.
" Ia thus passing structure on . decision OF the
h,,hest court In the Union. Besides, the
grounds upon which we have seen this decision
cen. ured, ara such as no journal should rashly
hazard. We ere continually drPreca.ing aboli'
,ionism here In the Sorth, aud al che same time,
no movement can take place, no measure be
adopted, no conclusion arrived at by our nothern
neishboss. In the smallest degree unpleasant to
a.. az contrary 10 our received opinions, but we
g., .as Immediately, satolitinnisns abolitionism!
NJ. all The rcsust Of abolition principles. II the
whirs Of the north are triumphant, the opposi-
lion editors in The south asttibate it TO the cosli-
ZION of the whigs with aboli,ionists; If northern
elections lrove favorable to the democrats. whie
edi,ors here smear the majority is aprcofof abo-
,s,ian isfcs. and tha, the tcofoeo party is rotten
h, The cort; and if gudges of the Supreme Court
IA, per 10 render a decision not altogether con-
sonani with our views Of Facts, we o, once see IN
Ii The Influence Of the ahulii sns,s.
This appear. To US like geiag abroad for diff
entities; like seeking them before they seek US,
aud 6ndias them ~here they do no. exist. II is
even possible thar the Supreme Cout. may have
rendered al erroneaus decision ia the above case;
tina, ceur, may err, for infallhility Is no, the lot
Of human tribunals. esen of the highest; but we
would appeal TO common sense, whether II Is
more trubable iha, editors Of newspapers, with
the u~ncer,sin guidance of hearsay facts, aud their
comparatively limited knowledge ofssthe legal
painss bearing on the case, are more TO be de-
pended on in their conclusions, than a high. en-
iiehtened bench Of judges. before whom the facts
ere laid with the greatest possible psecisioai
The patriot. M of such men rs Story who prcsi-
aea ON this occasion. has heen as well tried and ha
attended a. msny sssriing evidences Of being Of the
true Jerusalem stamp as thai Of most editors. His
knowledge al The law IL nj least as extensive;
sna his respect for the laws. perhaps. as great.
liis q pity thas southern editors. eternalIy pro.
claiming their ewn patriotism BY dserying hist Of
o.beas, cau'J mol End a less delicate scsiold.
ins 10 show themselves from.
ysw OAIEASs MAHKET-Laiesf accounts
from he city stale, that in consequences Of The
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

DIED.
ttalon Rouge on tho 9Th instant,
Ale Of Vilieneuve Leblanc, t.si'n the
se,lIe age.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
NATE OF LOUISIANA,

Fla kE OE LOUISIANA
'rsl OF East Baton Rouge--Thlrd Dis
tfici Court.
'... !. : ; ;. s..''' No. .'''
bvirtue of n writ of Fl. IA. 10 me d.
cd by the Honorable the third dis-
.it,ourf, p,rish and stale aforesaid, will
exposed at pubic sale Re The highest
on Saturday the 18th day OF may
eIai the court house, ia the town Of
.af Rouge between the usual hours Of
alI the right, tile, interest and claim
fbe defendant in and TO The following
to Wi; A certain lot Of ground
died in that part Of The town laid out
u evalI. measuring sixiyfeet front on
Chch street, and ronning hack n hun
twenty feet, with all The i,npro.
nts thereon.
Irendered by the defendant 10 salts.
judgment, interest and costs 10 the
abe entitled suit.
arms Of sale, Cash.
If. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

Tbs Washington papers affirm ,ha, the iaies,
dispatches from Great Britain arc Of the most
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
We iud the following IN ,he New Orleans


Courier :--
The reply Of Mr. Van buren, to nm invitation to
n public dinner by his friends IN the city Of New
York Ia published In the New York papers,
There are son.e passages ms II which must be
decmed significant touching the Presidential nom
ina,ion Cor lS44, The following paragraph is
wor,ied with great tact and most polhtic regard.
80 he political attachments Of the Democracy
of New York are prominetly distinguished 10,
that honorable feature, which believe, every
where cha,acterizes the real friends OF Demo-
cratic principles n disposition to cling to the OBJ
iects OF their confidence and favor with u tenaeity
proportioned to the difficulties that beset their paths
and the seemingly adv rse fortunes they are testin-
ed 10 encounter. Recalled from the public SER
vice abroad not many years ago, ond,r circum-
stances, in some respects, not unlike the present,
found on landing in the vicinity Of your city,
preparations already made for a demonstration
OF their continued confidence and regard, similar
to those which are now SO cordially rendered"
The meaning h.re is too obvious to he mistaken
Mr Van Buren, declines the honor OF a public dim
ner, prefcring some general made OF communi-
eating with his friends. He adds:
{. Indeed, the lion.hcartcd democracy OF your
great city have bravcd too much intolerance on
my acconnt-have encountered too much persecn-
ton in defence of their ~prineiples-and have stood
by me on 100 many trying occasions, TO render u
demonstration of any kind necessary to satisfy me
Of the consistency and sincerity Of their attachment"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

R]AslsxArlov OF. GOV. GLMsn.-Ihe Rich
mond Compiler of the 22p ult. announces the
resignation of the Govern of Virginia. This
was brought. about, says til Compiler, By his IN.
willingness to conform the opinion of the
Legislature, expressed ina resolution adopted
and sent to him early on aturday morning, that
Curry, the fugitive ffomlustics of New York.
ought 10 be surrendereda tie Governor Of thai,
state, who had deniandedim. Gov. Gilmer had
taken the ground, as WI stated on Saturday in
our paper, that he was irinty bound to refuse TO
comply with the demsr of Gov. Seward until
he should comply wittn similar demand pre-
viously made upon ht by the Executive Of
Virginia.
The Savannah Geoaan, of The 3l-t ult. con.
tains the following:-
Tie melancholy AaRent we yesterday noticed,
is more serious than 7 were frs; informed.
There were Serges Falconer and his wife,
with another female, I'D Private July, aecompa.
MED by two negroes a canoe. When the boat
capsized Sergeant n hung TO the boat and had
bold of his wife byte apron, but they were Sc
psraled and she SUM Private July seized serg't
r. and caused the Iar to sink once or twice.
He finally relaxed : hold, and the Segreant re-
gained the boat annotated some distance down
the stream before was picked up. Mrs F. had
S2I0 about her pe,n, $3.50 in gold. the res, in
silver. This intimately must have added to
weight of her bod So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

~ Tho editor Of ,s Native A.nefieen, N.
ottesns calls bis einplgains upon Tho mail bad.
We mos, d~eyeu,ly espsa1 In bis opinion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

BoNNEcAz

"HE Pewso OF The Glib ofSi. JossShsii be
IL sold on Sunday Apl ltth, To the 5ghest
biders.
ap 3 8 BONNECAz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
EAUTmN TO THE PUBLIC.

WtitItgAs. lie l,pftndsbed subscribed hls
~ tso proiamii sos netee payable to its order
o. John Perk /, aud ~ hin endorsed, tbs first tai.
ling dus bic ait Of tiaepfksent ,nonth for the sun, Of
s. .614, aad he sesos doe on The l3tb December
nest, III tho ta,n Of - .391,-and whereas tbs
aforesaid ,'ohs we're obt iued freib me- under false
p%relenfes AID without my confederation for tho
sape; | hgsby caution al persons from receiving
Or negotiating The same or sither OF ttem. Any
fi,ther lnfpmation respecting the aforesaid notes
val be give, Oh application 10 The subscriber, re-
sid,tg ,1aAe parish 81 Wesl I,a'on Rouge, or 70
j. N, Ha,not, his A t.brpey Il, This town.
(siKtf) THOMAS BEAUMONT.
Gatoa lsauge, Mach led. ap3 81 y
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LINBER nm.

TIUUTK VIII.
F@fUE tn@erst ghef las ~eofa,fty Gn hard the
III, io%tlasing ~sserift ii ius Ianbe,, y rcb will
be Offered 81 v4rs ressenabla tces fI cash, VIZ:
aygrsss fmrn1, A.,
hardf. tna i,4tl,e n,
:" wetiIet bGafg,
Posts ana fhii g'es.
o. s,ie st The Ion.bsr 81, 'eas the ssw-mii.
mia $ uf FAkIOUR-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
NoTE.

&
xDHE Undersigned ha the honor 10 a~hounce
~ 10 the public, and sxhom it may ~iucern.
that the mercantile comfy, LuhifsE.e Ell ii 9th ot
March, l64l. at Baton Sge, onJer tie iyle oil
Cdultsds & Co. is, froaiis date, dissoIed by
mutual consent. As wlp)ear by the Engage
meu,s entered INT, in tht es,nce Of MrEharl rs
Teesier, CourtaGe < Vhaving tfansfaed all
their rights, titles, ard tensions, (as isonirm-
ed by said act Of enga4ntl 10 MesSs Enps
HILBERT and Aehiile fiel, bfothers, of isom tho
former is of age, aod ttEgni duly authorised b
act .or himssIf,and the 4 broshers hashg agreed
to assume all the intefDf the hoase Of otytade
4 CO., Ga company ofsmoa loss afd gaIa,}
tie saiti Druthers iiehaharge themselves toll
aui. ate, and hold the We, iespons lie for all
The ebts due by CsGe 4 las4aAd thsv
alone have the right o5 ive thai wisids Is due
They will siga and Cd 0 { ier re ather, in
their commercial ala seef The syle Of Hebsss.
Brothers.
IURTaDE,
HEEFRT,
boLpHE HEBgRT.
Eos fiEBEIT,
HIlLE REBERT.
Baton Rouge, Mas. 1871. 81
n. B.-aI acea.Ane vince the Is. JanaarY
lat. will he PLACED iShands of al Attorney for
solleetioa,i not Isaifhe l5tA April.
rTihe Nea.OS Fee viii publish ths
bacse three tines III ish aud Fssnch aud send
is account T. tfsisefof csllsstioa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
EMBELLISHMENTS.
.S1tON I tiFLEMFN.

sS1lON HlFLEMfN.
hereby commanded 10 appear h
illn The square fronting lhe church,
vel at . O'Clock A. NJ, until further
fdf
order of The Captain.
EUGENE HILBERT. o. 3.
yappge, 4th. April 1871,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

IA virtue Of a wttef sfizu g AID sale 10 me dL
III sretsd by he Hon. the Third District CtaH
Farsi, and \ ate sad, wiz lie exposed al pub
te sale an
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

{ c CEDAR STR EE'r. Broaway-Room> open hof
> evening from IN = from To D. aud from 10 j.
This course the most useful practice
OUTLINE through which the student
under the instruction OF C. {. MARSH. Accountant
There arc always impaired individuals
,inclv
used b, the pnpInvoee book Sales book Bill book
Cash. book Dav book. Journal. Ledger
Transactions Partnership business opening books
ing selling lending. paying receiving payment issuing and TAX
notes. taking mp notes trial balance
the notes
before due paving part cash and merchandise failure and
conproni,c shipping merchandise dis
accepting selling cxcange barterns shipping to
order, in>uring, trial balance
Transactions monh-Many variations of the above and re-
rci,ing selling do co>n" do ulng exchange COM
pany pccuaon> ac closing company account
making ccshbooS balancing cash exchanging notes. trial
balances.
Transactions ih Making eight grand practical
monthly entries book sales book and cash book
equation of PAYMENT partners capital accounts current
trial balance sheet the book reopcning accounts
o fifty questions to eyiew the STUDENT various
! ready calculations.
No course of instruction. subscriber believes has been de-
yi>cd mpart practical k""eisc ot Look
Keeping offered 10 the public; ana any thing short oi
such n Will prove of little use
person good capacity cyong about three weeks to the study
qualified keep. correctly and elegantly the books o any
business. I. '. hn>Su nutn"i VI
the Science Double Entry Book Keeping Simphed stand
ard work. Sth edition. POO pages, Svo.-S-2h
The Entry ookkccpn: improved by the INTRO
ducton of Proof Balance" l30 pages. -so-,J cents .
Lecture Study Of Book Keeping, with BaancrShect
MAJ, n,,nnbI., T. pnsr. 2mo-lS crst-. alO lw
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
PR0CRASTINATION.

i The sririt of this enemy human health and happiness ha
individual poverty distress anguish ant l
Like FELIX c-rnr a-inporant point 10 more convenient
opening opportunities ot serving
spirit in cae, of health pc-on adopts eNcu tor
the Of the one of the othc- In OF M
.ni cou.umniou every article afford speedy relief
bleeding and blistcrin- roi tand tie patient tortured
hy operations and du-s. Why ay visitor. do tou not t
Pe,.e. Uocbound candy The H. finn Not bot
ter in few av- consult physician TIL, dom and &c
.ays -bhor quack medicines The patient kno IL harmless
effect. .cnd for package unknown the phylcla:
covers health and and the doctor bo vi h.' mrienioG
cco,er t, -pectnc that wa done by on package oil r
Iorchound Candy. from - Division street
PFASE'S CANDY
had my family all afflicted with the Group and every medical
cialIv ". we're warmly recommended enap@ o-ct"und
Caniy-ard the result rapid efcacou The family
nov enjoy their usual health and the medical attendants have 1c-
1t. powerful efficacy upon the vel a. the Old
e,t. Signed \ low NIX, ~ , h'l,- ,.l't'-
s,-.n, 49, al0-im
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
COME AND SEE.

the huldnr Columbian Hail. 265 Graud street the
spacious wholesale and retail sales the United states
the arges, selected OF Ladies Misses and GILL
rcns SHOES exclusively all their OF with
shape matcrI u>a!y called for of manui cure
would ladies who have formerly been compelled to
90 To oadwav elsewhere that thcy under the necessity i
doing and them come ana see and
eight shlng per pair and be better served without the
DELAYS and di>apponlments attending being measured
would also that having from 10 $40 persons our
pov the largest manufacturers
in America well approved Of and ght
after sold The citizens of New
York Erookivn William surrounding country,
spec,fly call and for Themselves wholesale
country trade will fad 1t 10 their ad
vantage purchasing only quay aud quantity
but prices, shall make L great in,uccmcnI
ali If SMITH. BRISTOIt & HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, April. Is, ISL.


Shin, Hector Cost avrc. f. D. llurbu Cos Francis epan
ror, iyerpoo (;oodhuc Swedish baluc y; cadcn Wick
man Antwerp Johnston Co: Strabot Cirion Dunn
Havana McMurray; sch"oncrs Tarqu Sp"rk Norfolk
F. rir Car,ea Newben Merchant Snyon Stonrgton Homer
Reed, Boston.
Misuse Vrssrt-Schr America of Proyncctown Cook sailed
from Norfolk Feb l2th with OF corn and has not
been heard from.
Ds,sTTRs-Thc Eag' Cutler Of Ny from Boston for ~
York went Saturday cycrng at the herd OF Watch Hin
y ccr aud went 10 pieces which consisted of pepper
and the vessel j, The Spindle the head of Watch
The hr Commerce Capt utchn dragged ashore south of San
dv Hook Light on Monday morning. O'Clock during the late
both oebc and anchor 1t thought she may De
OIL ,., -
chr John CLAYTON Harvey has arrived at Providence from
Sguam Reach with the sails, rigging CHAINS anchors spar
ton, ard other arquc Julia stranded al that place The
Julia Ttcr lcin stripped sod for S1a
hin from St John timber shore last week.
side of lauhc Cape Sacrew saved The sails and sPsrs
are coming shore.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

Receired from the Island Of 81 Vincent. West Indies.
ANGUAGE dear sir but ceb the deep excitemen
81 produced in the whole Of this island by the
cent importation very pala;ab mccamntum from the city OF
York n. A. called Peac Sons Clarified Essence OF lfoe
hound This indeed Of n kind AID cfcc
tua as lady of distressing chronic
standing the mos; incredibly short Of
four also tested its complaint; pal
pats cords having used three pack Of this admirable
compound entirely free from my old friend Really Mr.
Peasc be accounted the Howard of America
Yours faithfully, DANIEL CRElGHTON
Closed the Sabbath.
4gen,,-Zebsr, Dock Philadelphia Reddng, State
street roston Berfd Pittsburgh, Pa. Cun Co 3 ESchlngc
Place New Orleans La Robertson 10 Baltimore street. Mary qn1i
Ra~ls & Co. 81 State street. Albany " Y
Nome genuine package signed j. PEiSE son.
5 Division street. obtained wholesale and retail
Terms invariably cash alO-ln
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
NV .yD sUCAw HEEENERY.

ID L. STUART Gccn~ lct and Chanhers St. are nov
IL sale, Cary Pun> &c (mdic
from singc double and treble
fined sugar. quality made tins country or Eu-
rope and at nearly quite low tc inferior qualities
rc usually sold increased their buildings, they are no"
rcn,- o execute the Candy Refined Sugar
the shortest Country dealers requested to call and eNa
mine the qnaty ndy sold this cabme II before PURCHASING
nd c,rcfly nae kc 20 - 20 and 700 pounds for the
and western markets and delivered IN h CITY, or ,hPpcd
without charge for boxes or carriage.
,c. crushed ground loaf barrels house
scs in hh The above refined by scan
without the o. clay or blood alo iW
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
HOME EDUCATION.

ry,!IE Children jamaica Long lnd will he opened
MonIa Nav under the charge OF oNER-
ACRE Those the health aud happiness
intellectual culture "f their children by placing
School the respectfully referred to the
follow ng gentlemen VIZ:
JAMES MrLxog D. PoTrs. D.. Rev WHIrrLEsEY.
Rev R o. PEERS Editor TmoM,s ii,sSGS Professor OF husln Is
s,r Posr Esp Editor Of New Yorker aud T. Collie
E,c of Rev. |. = SPENCER, Rev b. CCurLER d. d.
auI THEODORE ri BROOKLYN: Rev w L. JOHNSON Jas
" prrvr T.o and J. w II iym.R of jamaica. ALI I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

lNRENCHg gs.ANGTAGE.-MASEscA'sO Oral ASo PRAcrI-
cal SYsrE-trntlcmrn wishing study the French are III
formed that Mrs Durand who the highly n-
proved system father the Lite John tinc'ca forming al"
early morning Class the and summer
son JOIN vii please call and enter thrir names
Those already studied the language JON classes IN the
Private instruction during the day rest
t. Ic 80 81. pI,r. al0uf