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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

Slate cfihe Office Of the Exchange Bank Of yirrin.
'aat Richmond, on the 3Ist March, 1871,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
FOR THE JEFFERs OMAN REPUBLICAN.
Disease of Heart.


There is disease where there is felt no agonizing
pain,
No mad'ning throbbings of the pulse, no fever OF
the brain:
1t steals upon US with step noiseless as is the
tread
OF those, who midnight vgils keep, beside the un-
buried dead.
It wthers with breath as soft as is'the breath Of
love,
When young affections tale is told within some
star-lit grove,
Iife's 6bres-and removeth them as gently as as
cend,
The christians prayr of trusting faith, to his AL
mighty friend.
lis ever near, in seeming JOY its ghost-like spell
appears,
And fits around our pillows in the dreams of other
years;
1t saps the vital tide, the cheeks rich color fades
from sight,
As fades the day-stars lucid rays before the fount
of light.
The brilliant lustre of the eye grows dim without
tear,
Our strength is wasted, and we look with pleasure
on the bier,
The sable pail. and the green turf which soon will
lightly rest.
And wave its grass luxuriantly above the wearg
breast.
1t is the lone disease of heart when cherishd hopes
have pass'd,
AS doth autumnal foliage sere before the whirl-
winds blast;
When ev,ry source of JOY is drain'd and memory
places green
Are turn'd to barren wastes where no bright flow
erS intervene.
DELTA.
Milford. 1911.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

and paying out to them, all the specie we could
accumulate, 10 lhe ruin of our banks and our
people, and in relnrn, have seen them refuse
our wheat and. except with great restrictions,
our tobacco, and even an effort is now being
made, TO obtain their supplies Of cotton from
India. When will our people be Hwide awake"
to this subject answer, only when they
shall import only those articles which they can-
not manufacture or produce, and when their
settled policy shalI,be TO buy as liule aud sell
as much as possible. Il is then, and not ui
then, that we shall grow rich and prosperous
as a people, and then Our enemies and profess
ing friends will see the folly of having driven
US to extremties by means of their odious corn
laws, tobacco monopolies, and other restrictive
measures. ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
NJr. Badger at Home.
Milford, 1871.

Upon his late return 10 North Carolina, the
Hon. George E. Badger, Ex-Secretary of the
Navy, was welcomed and complimented by the
inhabitants of The beautiful litle city of Ra-
leigh, (the place of his residence) with Pub
lie Dinner. at which were assembled as large
a number CT respectable and intelligent citizens
as had ever been gathered together IN that
place or neighbcrhood on like occasion.
aOur distinguished and respected Guest-aIl
who knew him were we'll assured that Office
could have no charms for him when honor was
al stake. t.
Among the regular ioasts drank was the
kficr this Feast had been drank, Mr.. Bad
rer arose and addressed his assembled friends
In a Speech whose elOqueHce is very highly
spoken of, of which the following sketch, pro-
fesse1fv brief ore taken down at the time, is
published in The Raleigh Register, and affords
lno doutfl correct view of the general ground
occupied by The gifted orator. ..
Mr. Badger commenced by remarking that
he should indeed be wanting in sensibillty not
10 be touched by the testimonial of undeserVed
appreciation this day offered him, and by he
comDlimentary sentiment which had just been
so kindly received. lie was fully aware that
there were considerations other than personal
connected with this mark of respect; and II
was no doubt expected, surrounded as he was
hy his old friends, aud by those best able TO
estimate his motives, that he should say some
thing as TO the dissolution ofthe late Cabinet,
the present posture of our affairs, and the
course proper to be adopted By the Wing party
Of North Carolina
Il was well known 10 bis friends that ne had
never sought office, that he had no fondness for
il. and that he took il from considerations no way
connected with his own personal interest ana
advancement. Had he believed himself at lIo-
erty to consult only his own wishes and his
own interest, he would have remained IN his
native State, and been content 10 attract 'na'
degree of respect and esteem TO wh'ch ne
might be hough entitled Having been Iniiu-
enced by public considerations 10 take oince'
he fel, deeply graifed on laying it down. to
fiad his conduct approved and his motives just
" regatded by those who had the best oppor-
tuniiy To know him.
The events Of the past year Continued Mr.
B.l must have excited the astonishment OF eve
ry obseryant man. 1t seemed 10 him only as
Yesterday, when this grove was filed with thou
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
improvements ian shingiing.

Ii is well known that shingles decay around
the nail owing to the penetration OF water by
the nail hole Mr. Bowman, of Brownsville,
Pa, has successfully applied cheap and easy
remedy for this defect. II is simply to dip the
point of the nai as it is driven, into white lead
ground in oil, just as taken from the keg-the
lead adherng TO the point is forced up as the
nail passes in, completely filling up the hole.
and as the head of the nail is imbedded in the
paint, the penetration Of the water, and conse,
quent corroson Of the nail head, is efectually
prevented
1t is stated that the progress fthe workmen
is very little retarded by the operation, and that
a keg of 25 lbs will answer for about ten thou
sand shingles. The sans process will do fer
shingling or weather boarding, and indeed M
every instance where the nail is exposed 10 the
weather. In ship building, it seems to us, the
application of this simple plan will be Partlcu-
larly useful.-[Buffalo Com ADV.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Of Mr. Tyler!
But, sir, (said Mr.. B. in conclusion) how
ever it may be in other States under such cir
cumstauces, the Old North State will l"again
give evidence of her devotion TO the Whig prin-
ciplcs for which she was distinguished in ITS
and l776. Then, gain, will North Carolina
sir, speak not Of Carolina, nor of South Car
olina, but of North Carolina-then again will
North Carolina, the fearless, the faithful, the
honorable, but moderate State, show herself
true TO whig principles, whoever may desert
lhem
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Look abroad among the storekeepers, and
you find that the burden Of business, in every
branch, is done by those who advertise most
-and numbers there are of the most thriving
and prosperous, who owe all their success IN.
business to timely resort to this method Of
establishing themselves while there are mum
bers of others who have suffered valuable,
fashionable and cheap stock of goods, to become
antiquated and deprecated upon the shelves
only because they would not let the public
know, through the medium of an advertisement,
that they had them for sale.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

A COOP RULE-A man who had climed up,
chestnut tree, had by carelessness missed his
hold of one of the branches, and fell 10. the
ground with such force as to break his ribs
A neighbor going TO his assistance, remarked
TO him that, ''had ne followed has rule in these
cases, he would have avoided the accident. y
"What rule do you meant" said the other, in
dignantly. "This," said the philosopher, "nev-
,er come down place faster than you go up"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Not long since, two sailors passing by tai
ler's shop, observed tailor at work with his
waistcoat patched with different colors of cloth,
when one of the iars cried out to the other, j,
"Look ye, Jack, did you ever see so many
sorts of cabbage grow on one stump befOre,n
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

THE MIGHry FALLEN.-An eloquent and
sentimental loafer leaning against friendly
lamp post for support, lifted up his voice and
cried, e" How are the mighty fallen :" A voice
at his feet replied, " lengthwise in the gutter"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
A Smart lob.

A Roxbury wag. who vas known to be in no
business, was irquiring for an active lad, say
ing that he was in great want of man of quick
parts, ard preferred one from New Hampshire
or Vermont, as he would be likely TO attend rn
me business required. His solieimde excited
the curiosity of lady, who said TO him, "Sir, !
wonder what employment you can find for slIri
a man as you are seeking for!" 81 want him,
said he, "tO tend lighting rod, and none but {.
sprighlly lad will answer The purpose"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

man who had scolding wife, in answer
to an inquiry after her health, said, ''she was
pretty well in general, only subject at times TO
breaking ont at the mouth"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Jeff, in the height of indignation az some
boys who had stolen every apple in his or
chard, swore he would have them indicted for
high-trees-on.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Onions planted in the same hill with vines,
will protect them from the depredaaions of the
striped bug Farmers and gardeners, copy this
in your notebooks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Jane what letter of the alphabet do you like
besi?
We'll, don't like TO say Mr., Snobbsl
Pooh, nonsense-tel right out, Jane.'--
Which do you like besl'
Well, (bushng and dropping her eyesl |
like yOu (u) the best
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

'Egad this is pot luck" as the fellow sal
when he tunbled into the boilers,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
NUEVELL,Fs NARCHANDIssS.

NUCVELLES MARCHANDioES.
N e sonssign6 a !'honneur d'infoime les danes
~ ct les messieu:e de BJtou-Ronge ct des ensi
rons, qu'il VERT de rcce voir IN nouvel Assortment
de maschandisss dams ie Gerrier ghut, CONSTANT
pfiucipalemant en- Chaies pour DANES
Manteanx pour danes ct messieurs en- dfaps ct
en- ~m6rinos,
EeIies Fianetles, bn,nbazine, moasseIise laiue.
Nbrinos fIdnGais ct ang'ais, cacheInires ct sa-
tins;
Calirots fra, CHS DIES derniers mo1eIes;
Impti,nes an iais ii. it
III. airsricain id. id
id. ponr appar;en,ens ia. id
Toile irlandaise ct russo de toute esp5ee;
Mouci,oits lie toi,e Ell de batiSte brodes ct uiis.
Denicllss de cotton ct de I'll;
Satin ct sole;
Rubans ct feurs ar,iicisIfes de toute espocs /;
Ore grands qnantitc de Bas de laine, de coton
ct de so!e.
Tres beaux Habits pour fsommes,
EedIne otes, f-iiets ct pantalons dc premiere
uua!i,e, GiIets de casinitr ct de satin;
Chemises de teile,
Chemises de cotton, awe lie devant en- toile:
Do de Calicot f~raneais:
Calecons On G~s1emises tie ~hsnelle;
Chapeaux lie Feu,Ie ct easquettes;
Chapeaux noits fraucais,
Id, id an g ictiss.
Bottles ct Rrotlequins a Fepreuve de l'eap, ct TN
Grand Assortment de souliers Ell bot.es POT r da
mes ct messienrs;
TOTES blanche ct ecr, e, Etofa pour Negres,
Paraso's en- sole de difetentss granaeufs;
Faience ct Verrerie, etc, etc.
Quill offre q venhre a des Prix tres raiseunables.
Les Danes ct les MessieuTs soat respt etueuse-
ment invites a senir yiaites lie aFagasin de
d. SANGER,
a rEncoignure des rues Lafayette e, de pFgiise,
Nov. lI-40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

IN AVIS
EAS1' donnd b John Mcuonanch ct raria Grill

MI ~ A v L. y
EAST donn6 h John McDonough ct faris Chill
dress, tnas aeux non r6siiens. ct sc disant %rroprio.
tairse Dune terre pacante, situee th face du Ganse
Mississippi ,bornae eititaut par DIES ierr es apart nant
~autrnfuis d Mr.. Dehe|lieyrc, ct IN has par celles &c
Mde. Buplanticr, On has lie Ia vile lie }ateu Rou-
gr, dans la Faroisse Est Baton Rouge, on a tDnte
persorne Giant propriotaire on ayant pr6'entions d
la dite trrre.
Vous 6les prbqetiie par les pi6senies, ct renuis 4
fare evecuter selon Ia loi, les iraeaux ci-aPres do
crits, SIR yos thetntEa ct LevGes, apant 10 u 10
vrier iS4l, en- dGtsT de quoi les dts travanx h
fa,re sefont venlus aprts les delais accories par Ia
loi, Ell vente Dnbliq1c ct aditisas au rabais, potr
etre fats et executes 4 vos dGpens, savo,r:
timn ct demi arpnns de ieveo b fare sur Ia
par,ie snie,ieure de Ia ditto tcrre. qui devra atoir
une base de vinst cinq pieds, CHM pirds ct demi tie
ha'it, ct cinq pieis de largs sur IL haut, aeec nn
chenia dc vhigt ciaq pieds tie large, qai aara I'm
iosse sur le c0s6 pes de la leves, d'ua pied te.pr,-
~louleufy avec the ftants de tfois piefs vess lie che
min %l'autfe fosse dot avoir dsnx picds dc proeon-
dear, avec me pcnte dc. ciuq pieds vers 10 c'emin.
Plus, deux points 10 pied, de long, , pieds fe large,
CONVERT Ell rlanchss faites on rypre, de - pouccs
d'apattseur ct s soles d chaq,ie pont.
a foy-52.M HENRY CARL,
T. Insprcteur dc Chenins ct Levbes.
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CDuRTADE &HEEa1'

NENANT d'arnger ct b yENDKf, au Ma
ga5in de Geo. n. Hefonau, les nouyeaux
Ouvrases ~a,ivans, Z ban mslchd pour Dis compliant
n The matt at Arms,
W Sam Sticks letter Bag,
Henry Of Gnisc,
Cousin Geofry the old batchelor
ficha:d iEuEd;s or the Ayspge r OF blood
The Kings Highway
GodnIphin by +. J.. Bulwer, Esq.
Jack Ashore
Scots Infantry Tactics,
Life Of Napoleon by Sir " Scott,
American Oratory
American Speaker
Moore's lifh Of Byron
Gibbons Rome Eefgusons Rome
Pa'ns's political work
Mariage E~hysiolo. icalig dis ssed
Sterii,y Phylcsinlogicaliy explained
Language Of Flo~ets
F.oras ! rxicou
Douvicrs law dictionary
Siory's conflict Of law
Lives Of TIE Saints in II vol. no.
Elegant extracts II vol mo
The Texas Em;grant by rol Swift i940
Ainsi qu'ene erande : ariets de Lives hdncais,
dc Livrss latins pour les eco!es, CT I'lA!manach
de Ia Lou;sian NJ Pour 1SlI.
De lius. en- Cnnsiguatiou, 30 dnu2sines d'Ar-
doises, ct ~ Boiles lie Cigatres is. asnols dune
Qualit; sup5riture.
$4,000 liameeons 80, 900 sMa,bres.
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z K O 8.

~ R.. J. w. MUSSELMaN a ccu ct onre Il
We venare 4 DIES conditions ayaniaaeusea, les
Marehauiises suiyantes qu'il a achettes All comp.
tant. SEES p%ratiques r%eusent con,ptey qu'eIIes au-
ront les preinieres qualities aux prix les pEns has,
CONNIE il n'acl'ate jatnais aux encans lie public
reut eire assure gp'auc"n article ac'nt6 dams son
magasin ne sera de quaIile infeiieure.
100 barillets de Graisse nouvelie;
20 barils de Whiskey pur;
100 sacs de Plomb de iou'e grosseur.
rs barils Mass Pork;
100 bottles dc Sardiaes a l'hnile;
so do Sanmons do
50 ba~rilIets Denrre de i'Ouest;
100 barils Pata,es tlanchcs;
1000 paqnets de CRANES de Jardinage;
100 bariIs de Whiskey r%ec,ifie;
10 do Eau de vie ordinaire;
2 pipes d'Enu de vie de champagne;
do Genievre d~'IIpliande;
5 %caisses de vieux Porto;
10 bsrils de Mclnsse;
SO do de Pommes yeftes;
| do Lapuues de Buffalo fumees;
SO %caisses de Raisin;
100 ~caisses de Vim ST. Julien Medoc a
long bouchon. 81
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Conditions de In Gazette,

in ne recevra pas ieSouscriptfon pour moins d.
tine aimee. lie prix de l,abonnement est de
six rlAsTREs par aimee, don't trois payable d.
agance ct treis au commencement du dernier
ianlestre. Les personnes qai par une raisou
4uelconque, jeseraient eonsenable de disconiin-
uer leur Announcement, devgont en- donner avis
aSant la fin lie Pannce; an cas- contraire, Giles
sc ont consider6ss CONNIE lie renoavellant. ta5
u Les AVIS Sc psieron, de la maniere suivan-
te, SAVIOR: Les avis qui n'exeederons pas donze
lignes. ou qai ssront m~oindres, Sc paisreat une
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pour ehaque repetition; les Avis plus longs
suissoni la meme regle.
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sur chacnue lies deux ~lansues, jusqu'a CO qa'
soft retire.
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sELLEs & rABRIQUE DE HARNAls q

MH z. A. malta a rceu les a%r,icIes suivan'
Lv-M . d vendre ell commission.
% caisses de Spermacetti,
so do lie Vim rouge,
100 do Sayop,
80 barilieia DO White Lead No. /,
l50 gallons ffuile lie lin,
200 do 10 driver.
$50 paniers d'anisette,
~ caisses iiztfait d,Absitthc,
20 pieces de I'o.lc A'Emballage.
ooo P"ires de Brodnqu,ns pour homme,
100 do do pollr %cnfaus,
800 do do bruins.
10 cai5sss de Wires, ~assoriies do grandeur,
~ barillets de Iabae,
~ do poudre Il tirer,
so do Clpux,
SO pieces I lie To'le grise.
50 do 81 ToiIe pour draps,
50 do A-4 DO pour chen;3es,
so Charrnss.
6 l6Yties So Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
G0Ur DIES ppeEVGs.

PA2oIssE EST BATON ROUGE.
WKTlI.LIAM YOUNG s'etant adresse a la
w Cour pou ftre nomme Administra-
tour de la succession de feu Jas. Young, de-
cedG; Avis est par ceci dome a toutes les
persohnes iRteressees d'aveir a faire eonnai-
ire dansles dix jours, les ~raisons pour %lesquel-
les la dite demande ne serait pas accordee.
- dec-46 CHI. TESTER, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
MgEssaasax EDnYcs.

n L a 6t6 artdth par 4. D. Alexander i Y a en-
n yit0n denx semaines sur Wards Greek, d 3
miles de Baton Rouge, IN CHEVAL. d'un noir
bair, de la mains lie haht, age de 7 d = ans,
ayant une petite etoiie sur lie font ct une place
blanche sur lie i'aut de ~l'epaule, n'ayant aucune
etampe nj maffpe visible.
~ janyiet 81
e l. a etc arfetG par A. L'Oficial lie II De-
u cembre, I'm Chew al poir, - OH Is paumcs
de ha;t, age denviron 4 ans, 4 pieds blancs,
queue tongue, la motto dc la crinieFe courec,
une etoiIe sur lie front, I'm pcu de blanc sur
lc nez, sans etamne. 26 dec-46
II. a. S. MUssFNDEN, Rangeur.
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Etaa dc Ian Louisiana. r.
Cour du Troisieme District.-Paroiss
Est Baton Rouge.
Samuel Kenyon,

Samuel Is Kenyon No. aa2a
Marie Bergel, tel. g.
I'm vertu d'an writ de tfert yacias a moi ad{es.
IA Sc par Honorable Cour du Troisieme Dis
trict de la Pasoisse Ell Etat ci-dessus, il sera expose
en- venie pubiique,
JEUDf, 10 F6yrier 1871,
a Ia Maison De f'our, aux heures ordinaires DIES
Ventes, tous les droIts, tltfes, ~interets ct pretentions
de la defenderesse Marie B.rgel t. c. l. dams ct pour
la;proprieto ci-apres dccfte, savoir:
lie Terrain No. de l'fiet No. Is, dams cette
paEtis de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, divisee par E.
Reauregard, ensemble avec toutes les batisses Ell
ameliorations qui sly troavent.
saisi pour ~.atisfaire au jugement ct aux frais
dams lie process cu-dessus.
Conditions-Au Compliant.
A. DUPLANTIER, ssh6rif.
If 1anyjar ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

E soussigne devant s'absenter ineessam-
ID ment pour q%neiques temps, prize instam-
ment les personnes qui lui d invent de regler
leurs complies dams le courant du present mois.
2iany-H A. GEoFFROY.
p. S. MA. lesson ayant cesse ses voya-
ges, les personnes qui lui doivent sont invitees
a venir solder leurs complies chez lie susdit.
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Fiat de In Louisiana.
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge. - Coar da
T'roisieme District.
Alfred Gates,

SEES Cr(ancicrs.
JEUDI, IA Janrier 1871.
Ia Cour s'cst assembled s,tivant Faionrhc-
ment. Present, l'hon. Isaac Johnson, Jage.
Dams cette cause sur melton de MIR. Il. N.
Ogden, Conseiller des s~yndics. II est ordonne
par Ia Cour quiz soft notifiG aux croancicrs de
i'insolvabie Alfred Gates, dc fare connaitre
dams les dix jours, les raisons pour lesqaelles
le tabicau supplGmentaire des distributions ne
serait pas homologuG.
cerliG3 conforme a for;ginal.
40 nj. MORENO, Dep-Grefter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

II rs SOUSSicNES out Fhonneur dc prove.
M tr lrnss p~ratjques ct leurs amia, 1t en- gadd-
raj to,'sfs les rsrsonnes don't IL penvent m5ritcr IA
oienycillancs, qt'ils ont rec, III Assortment de
Marclaphiscs de toni genre, ct convenahirs pour
la saison, savnrr Eutrc me Infinite d'antres Ar
%ticies, Nous cline laine ct Iniicnnea derrier gnf!t,
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hiarmo',ines, Miiajnrs, Ba,eses, Ehalss, Carts
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Linge fait ftancais ct atnei icain, Articles de mo
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Corde d'enlbaIiuge, IA, ga.
Eaton Roege, 10 nryeptre IStnsB
EII[IRIAnE AEEER1t.
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A vENDRE.

NJ E..
kBE 10 a Is bonnie Vaches ~laitieres pretes a
metre bas, ct q~uelques paires de bons ct isrnes
Bnufs, ainsi qu'pne cinquantaine de tees de bfe-
bis, .Ie vcndrais egaiernent mon Habitatian avec
une cinqnantaine de Negfes petits ct grafd', ainsl
que tons les Embellishments ct les Actions de la
Banqne DIES Citoyens, 81 celia convenait a facquo-
renr; ellie est sitnee dams la paroisse d'Ouest Ia
ton Rouge.
J.P. MICHEL, a Baton Rouge.
Il; ianvier-ig-3f. a.
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Y s.

a VIS-Toutes les personncs qhi doiTent
IA All s~oussigne. soft en- billets OF par comp"
tes, sont ~inyitees a passer regler sans delai,
sans quot les complies seront refnis a un Off
cier pour Ell faire Ia collection.
so janv-51 G. NJ. HEROMAN'
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Aux HABlrANs DE- La LOUISIANA.

AUX HABi1sANs DE- LA LOUISIANA.
sfA TS so,tfsiRnes siennept se fiSer b Baton Roi-
I'LL Re dahs fintettinn do toparer les machines .
vapeuf tes mouths pour les Sucrefies ct pour les
Cotous lis earantieant leurs oagfagea OF consenient
b ne pas etre payes 81 ces travaax etaietit maayais.
Uue tongue experience des machines G. les success
G1'ils ont ohteni'a $685. 10 s,,rs eagaats, au'ils salts
feront les perFonnes qui a,naient h les employer
pour Ia ret,ara.inn 10 leurs machines b vapeur, lis
esporent mc,iter le suffrage du Public.
On peut les yoir rhez Mr.. ID. Il. Feeder,
6 f6v-J2 THOMSON & itGEDfsR.
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Dissolution de Societe.

A sociGte existarS entire les soussignes sous
EA la raison SourERRB & FAvRor est dissou-
tie dun commun accord d dater du 10 court.
LIE Dr.. G.. Souterre restant seul proprietaire
della pharmacie,et ayant achete fintGret de II.
B. Favrot, d~evient seul responsible lie toutes
les dettes legitines de la dite s%ociete; il est
Ggalement-seul autorise a r~ecevoir &c qui est
da d Ia dite societe ainsi qu'a celle qui a existe
SOUS Ia raison Fayrot ct Gorham.
G. SOUTERRE, D. NJ.
ii dec,-44 III. B. FAFROT,