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New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

TIVE McLToD CASE AND THE BRITISH MINIS
TER.-we have made moro particular inquiries re-
lative TO the information communicated IN yesier-
days paper, that orders from the British Govern,
uent came out BY the last steamer, (the bri'annial
instruc'ing Mr. Fox to demand the immediate re
lease OF Alexander Mcleod, or his own passports.
The gentleman from Halifax who brings the inior-
nation is highly respectable. Sir John Harvey,
(who came out in the BRITANNIA told him thar two
days before he LEFT London he ,c.s at the Colonial
Otfee, and 'eSS Gere iaformed that dispatches 81
the character ADORE indicated ,reye preparing and
sonld go ont by that steamer. The intelligence
comes to us so direct, and through such trusty
hands, thar we Do cot see hew it well be erro-
nee ss, flour. Of Com, Of Sat.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
lNDH.A iSUfsasEi9s CLOTH.

INDIA kSG 3 a e 4 CE-WA HI .
nEA!tRS this article be not deceived ryou woHld
~ retain your customers, supply them with the article
which is acknowledged by every consumer who has tried
il as greatly superior any other Nv Cloth for carriage
makers purposes marked 4, has been equaed Tor
beauty Of appearance hardness and durability while the
Al Cloth which ell from 20 TO 62l ccnts per yard s
warranted in every respect fully equal and generally
much better than the Cloth made in the ordinary
and with the small old fashioned machinery. good sup
py now on hand of the various qualities
HORACE H. DAY, Successor Is Roxbury J. X Coz
ou2 On l2i Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

STEAMBOAT DIsAsrERs.-Thc steamer William
Paris, from St. Louis to New. Orleans, sunk re
cen,ly with her cargoi no lives lost. The Kcokucs
bound for Cincinnati, sunk also at the foo, of Gene
we've Island. The steamboat Orphan Boy over
took her in the night, Only in nm> to see her 20
down. The Captain sent out yuwl and saved one
man, whom, they took off q snag. He said twelve
OF the deck passengers Jumped overheard with him,
Ofwhom only one succeeded in getting ashore.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

1oOa7zEsSNG REDUCE Having taken lao
9 large convenient story house ono block FROM
Broad way where gentlemen be accommodated with
good $3.50 per weok also single beds and plea
rooms by applying at No. HowaFdst cor. of Elm,
! entrance in Elm street. jy2l II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

NO TKaG-S lyRiO yALU Ei isaEA:.T 81 :.
/ The fSylISyas7U11, 2a5 Greene and % Ana
streets. are now open daily Gentlemen subscribers have
the privilege of exercising a. both the estab In
addition to every Implement made OF II The regular
Gymnssiuui there bowling alley, quoii-Fround,
shooting gallery and large open space for running
jumping exclusively for the amusement oi tAe MAN
be.s.
W. F. respectfully informs parents and guardians that
junior class abou; seiag formed and Sho VIII exercise
always under his immediate superintendent.
Fencing and Sparrng taught ususl, upon the most
approved principles.
Az evening class viii be formed early period and
continue during 'he ~irter. sll w
CHEAP Css0CKERY, 100 ssOwcry.
nNE of largest and best assorted stocks OF common
~ and rich Goods the City comprising the latest pat
terms Of
French China Dinner .Cs, ard Plain Glass.
India Go do do ------Astra and Hall Lamps.
Granite plain ard printed Sets. Manel and Shade Lamps.
Fa-thcu do do do Grandoles
French Chns plain and peneiled Tea Plated Csstors
r,r;ss do do do do BrIilania do
Wedgwood and Enaae,led do Tea BOARDS:
RIrr Ston. granite and toy do knives, Forks.
Selling a, prices well wo;,hv the attention OF Dealers
and HQuseksepe.s. islaw'i aERRlTTs & PAGE
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

fNeaN.it' "a NE4V SEOkE.-Thc subscrl-
" her offers for sale aud splendid assortment OF
3-ply Brussels fine ard superhne Ingram Carpeung, OH
Cloth Rugs Matts Mating with all other articles con-
ecid with the business cheaper than can be bought at any
other Store ia the c. Persons from the country or city
wishing to purchase will find it much to their advantage TO
call before purchasing eewhere. at a Canal street. south
sidc ncar Brondwny. DANlEI NJ WILCOX. an2I 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

IETOODEN AND WILLOW WA1E.-
w The undersigEed offer for snle at ~he.efois era
retail Broos, Tubs, Pals, Brushes, Mats sEd Baskets o
every description Cords, Cordese, comprising general
assorl nlent, and offered for sale low by
MEEKER g. SHAW, l9j Wsshisgtoo-st
au17 In opposite the Market.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

DUSSIA QUgLEs IA RED LEA e e Z II
II few bales OF each, or sale by c. C. HAVEN,
aui6codu y Pine-street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

CT. T9zD17AS HALL, FEUsgs1NG, T..
- a,-r. l.. HAWKS. Rccior-The next term ut tins
a.ttuIon will commence The lst o! Octeber ensuing,
bv which time all the arrangements will be completed for
the comfortable accommodation Of the full number Of pa
p'ls that S received As desirable thar the due.
of the establishment ssouJ b. resumed the appointed
time hoped ha, parents who wish enter their chill
dron Will make carly appcaon and that those already
the Institution will report themselves pune
tuay on the lat ofOctobor.
El,.l inr Atr 9sth lsu ,m9s lnwft
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

DOARD-Wuh pleasant parlors may be had ri y
ID Hudson ST. A,o rooms for single gcntenen Terms
I i,,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

! DSARDANas.-Singlc gentleman (and no otners)
ID residing in the lower part Of tho City can hc ac-
ccmmodated with good Board with without rooms, at
a6 Fuon-st. Also, three four have Dinner oiy.
if desired leE1 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
EXTRNsEVE BALE OF VALUABLE. PRO
IL pEETi ai Na,z Rrl siainn L.lunl ~. M

kNATENSEVE BALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
~ PERTY al New Brighton, Staten Island by sub
scrption.
The Trustees Of the Ncw-Br shton Association have
male arrangements for the sale Oh FIVE hundred blocks
parcels Of land embracing the desirable and be-. 10
ced portions Of their property; eseh parce. containing
less tan eight lots Of rs feet by 100 feet and some o.
them containing from to five acres On sevefal %
them are splendid improvements coEpnsing i1Fse maui
houses hotescoages docks etc etc ~ pecc
The plan adopted or dsposing OF lac above piofsf'y
presents great Inducements 90 the cspit-is 49, %
making good investment and to all Who may WIN 10 on
tain eountry residence very moderate pf,ee ana y,
position the eligible IN me yle w =. :" ai
20 HRSRY LYNCH, President, az the Office Of the AS
socatiop, No Hanover street, up ssan IA En,y,pn -,
c61T Eso Trustee the Office Of the New-lork LILO
and Trust Company, No. is Wal-st- By order Of Inc
Trustees aH.1 .
rayD M ILL1NOIS.-Fo. sale, J60 acres OF
L. Land Warren County, iino', near the south liEe
f Mercer County III good farming section OF fcOuatry.
being g w H. IL N3W. Taxes ali paid and warranted
,i,le given. Price 1920, cash. Inquire Of
sIe6t' SCHIEFFELIN Il FERRIS, 20 Chambers.st
n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

Esp4aSDENcs an NE W-TOEta&.
CENTLEAlEN visiting New-York viii ind quiet AT !
VI plcasast home tho GRAHAM HOUSE, No. ~
Barchy street, whore ample accommodations al
reserved for transic Boarders and afforded mod
prices by the day week. No fumes Of Tobacco
Alcohol will be louHd to tant the atmosphere
n. B. A few permanent Boarders will be taken.
New-York. Ami l1th 1871. II ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

4ge FOR sAEE-A fara in the town OF Sm.ih-
STy suffolk County, the village of ComGr
Lg. consisting of huEdred acres, about thirty ug
timber and sprouts land the remainder cleared
and under a good oil cultivation On the premises
are good dwelling house, barns. Glib and wagon
house with well OF the door. Also, good
young Orchard With variety OF cherry aud other rgi
trees Possession be had the convenience OF
the purchaser For particulars apply to Mr. Saith Wood
hull, a07 Fronl-s,ree the subscriber the prei.es.
aUli Inn DANIEL SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
New-York, 18th August. lsli. M

New FAs.s. asGSDS.-ALFRED SMITH,
~ Merchant Tailor No. 1876 Futou-st- would invite his
friends aud putc call and examine his stock Of
new Fall Goods consisting of Cloths Cassmcres and Nes
ncs suited TO the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their or
crs NAV upon their being fulfilled III tne most salts
factory manner Terms odrrac-Cash delivery. - II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

DOARD-Pcasant rooms, with bosrd, bo OBJ
ID tncd at III Cedar Greenwich nnlS Inn.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
= Seminary forTouu.

- E-oPENENG OF GOLDSMETA'S a -
Al WRITING AN-,BOOh KEEPING ACADEMY Ssl
RroaiTay. opposite Washington HaL-Mr. Goidsmth re-
pecfdy informs the ladies' and gentlemen OF York
nad Brooklyn, that his Writing'Academy will reopen on
Monday, August 30 Terms 81 including stationery pa,
able advance. Rooms open during the day and evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
w 4 \ T s.

NANTED-An American woman 10 do the bo,t<e-
w work Of small aiaily-uone need apply without /.
good recommendation from he, last place Easuirc 81
Charlton street 81 6ts
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

-. VACANT LOTS TO Re 4 E--t0.,
A: :G9 aud 2l Franklin street II ar West. oaeh 20 by
100 feet. Possession Immediately. Inquire Of
Ill I'm +. COPCUTT. iifs WashiEe ln-s'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

The citizens Of Baton Rouge and 10 public
generally are hereby informed that The titsl
sosslon of the College Of Baton Rouge for The
year 1912, will commence on Monday the lOti
Of January next, at 9 O'Clock in morning.
This institution If now prepared to 20 ON
with vigor the increase cf students during
the present session. haFing been 40 great az to
encourage ns to use all necessary means for
ensurlng the continuance Of the institution,
and the thorough instruction Of those commit
tod TO our charge.
A public exhibition and examination Of the
students will be- held in Nav or June next,
when, as we trust, VIC shall be able to give
satisfactory evidence, that the confidence re-
posed III us has not been misplaced. In the
mean time, parents having SONS at the Col,
le3o, and all others Interested in itB prosperity
are invited to "arop in" at any time to hear
the recitation of the ~clhsses, and to see for
themselves in what manner the institution il
conducted. 4. II. RANNEI,
dec IS 1Jtf President Of the College.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25

New tftedHF, D5Genpef ID, Isli.
10 His E.rcelency Gorern0r Ronan:
q Sif,--I an requested by the Directors of
thu Carrollton Bank, to state that they learn
with mich regret from your message, of the
18Th Instant, to the Senate and llonsc Of Re-
representatives. of the State, the Carrollton
Bank has been classed as one of those Insti-
ttltione which has incrr ast'd its liabilities du-
ring the last two years. The Directors being
dcstrpus to correct THIS ortonctals impression,
which must have arisen in,ln some mistake in
The Information laid before yot III this subject,
naw request lac respectful tlssto state that the
total Liabilities OF the Bank, ,
on the 9Th November 1928, were 1910 63
on the ith November, 1891, were rt~
dut?1 TO G11,s77
on the I'd November, $40, were re.
tluesit A4o,sdl
on the fth October, 1871. were fur.
thor reduced 800 III
& on The 13t!l December, 13Ii, were
ONLY 1880
The above e'attrnent phtws that the liabili-
t.es ot tho Carroll;on Bank jtaye been reduced
since The 9Th November 1895, 10 the extent
Of 10i,3l3 dollars.
1t ~ atill The intention Of tho Directors TO
make Il further reduction. and prepare to re-
st,Ftte specie Payments at So early a period as
the mljnrity Of the Banks Of the city may do.
To meet The liabjlitirs last mentioned, the
Boni4 has IN specie. cas, ofse's, bills and
notes discounted to The lllpunt Of ~ ,333, 7Gd,
(Which, exclusive Of r. 100000 worth Of real
estate in this city and Fuburbe,) from which
ample means can be realized TO meet the to-
thl amount Of engagements above stated.
Most respectfully submitting the above
facts for your information, and trusting that
they viii be satisfactory | have the honor To
be, sir. vo,ir tnost obcdiest servant.
(Signcd) G. CUKHIE DUNCAN, Pres't.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge.
In Third District Court.
Iohu 1. Michel and wife.
/. Michel aud wife, }

VS. NO. %CoJ.
Robert Boyd, {. IN. {. ct ais.
BY virtue OF an alias writ Of feri facias di.
rected TO the Sheriff Of the Parish OF East
Baton Rouge, from the Hon. Third District
Court, holden in and for the parish aforesaid,
will be exposed to pIibIlc sale on
WEDNESDA I, the 2nd day of February
next (lS42) at the court house, in the town of
Baton Rouge, between the usual hours OF
sale, all tho right, title, interest ard claim OF
Robert Boyd, t. III. c. one Of the defendants,
in the above suit, in and to the following de-
scrjbed property, to wit:
A certain tract Of Land, situated in this
parish near the town of Batou Rouge, con-
tanning Id acres more or les, bounded South
by lands belonging TO John Gayle, and West
by those Of Patterson. Also, the following
named Slaves, to wit:
Sally, aged about 81 years;
Femma, l3 years;
Lucy, " years; and
John Baptistc, about ~ years of age.
Surrendered by said defendant, to satisfy
the judgment, interest and costs in the above
entitled suit.
Terms Of sale: cash, without appraiscment.
L. c. MOKhIs, Dep-sheritE
jan. iG-7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
PROBATE SALE.
VIII be sold by the undersigned, on

VIII be sold by the undersigned, on
TUESDA Y, the 9TH Ct January 1912,
the hereinafter described two tracts of Land
longing to the succession Of the late David
Kemp, of st. Helena, decd; by virtue of a
commission to me directed, by the Hon. Judge
Leonard, Of said PARISH OF ST. Helena, viz
One tract of land lying on Cypress Bayou
in this parish, contaiging,4GO arpents more or
less, bounded North by J. Kenn,rd on South
by Boatner, with the, imr roveaaerts thereon.
One other tract of land SITUATED ON the Co
mite, known as the BodwelPs tact, Contain
ing GAO acres, bounded on the N,rth by lauds
of Carpenter, South by Rowley, and Wes: by
the Comite, with the improvements
The sale to take place at the QUIT house in
his town, On the following terms and condi-
ions, viz: ten per cent cash, AM the balance
at l,2, and 3 years credit, the Purchaser CIV
ing endorsed notes, payable in Bnk and mart
gage until confession Of judgment.
dec 4 43 CHI. TESTER, p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
MASS CONTENTION.

Tho steamer PERSIAN. HART. Master,
will leave Bayou Sara on Friday morning st
10 o'clock the 7th Of January, with the Dele
gates from East and West Feliciana. to a.
tend the "l)"mocratic Macs Convention" 10
he holden il the city of New Orleans on the
9Th of January.
She will be Mt Baton Rouge by half past
ono o'clock, ond ut PIaqnemine nj 4 o'clock.
r. NJ. 80 az to reach New Orleans by day light
on the 9Th January.
The Persian will stop on the way for pas-
sengers only. ian. | dG-7-lt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25

Mr.. Edior,-please announce Augustin Du-
PLANTER, Esq. as candidate for the State Senate;
and Messrs. G. W. Combs ard Il. w Newport
for representatives In the lever house.
Many Voters.
aTThe friends Of the Hen. John B. Dawson
will support him for Congress at the next
elections.
CAyprpArEs.-For Congress, Jas. NJ. Eiam
and JOAN Buhler, Esqs, subject TO the choice
OF the District Convention on the list Mon
day in January, ls42.
For State Senate, Gen. Joseph Bernard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
PROBATE SAFE.

Will be sold by the undersigned Parish
Judge, on
1UESDh 7, 1lth January next,
on the premises, the following property, be-
longing to the succession Of the late Eyeline
Turbeville, deceased, viz:
The plantation where the deceased resided
containg $50 acres of land, between Redwood
and the Conite, formerly the property of r.
Wilson, bounded by Newport, Daugherty and
Williams.
The negro woman Molly and child Esther.
Terms of sale.-The land in three payments
list december 1912, LIST dec '43, LIST dec "a,
in notes endorsed, payable in bank, and mort
gage till final payment. Negro woman and
child for cash.
dec IL a CHI. TESTER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
CARRIAGE MAKING.

The subscriber respectfully informs tho IN
habltants of Baton Rouge and jts vicinity.
that he has opened an establishment for the
manufacture and repair of Carriages Of every
description, on Church street, next door othe
residence of M. l.. Meeker, Esq. From a
long practical experience in manufacturing,
he tIattcrs himself he can give entire salts
fiction in workmanship, as we'll aa by pune
tnaIjty and despatch. A share of the patron.
age of this vicinity, is respectfully solicited.
WIN. =. TENNARD.
Baton Rouge, dec. 30, 1871 46.7-lt*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25

GOVERNOR RoM.Ss MEssAGE. NO
reader, after a thorough perusa' OF this
document, viii find fault with us t~ giving
il entire, even Mt this late day, although
our shee, of tho 18th December contained
a synopsis thereof, Nor shall we be
thought ncglecttul Of the important topics
noticed in that valuable paper. it VIC fore
90 ,or the present any observations on the
views expressed by his Exoellency. Those
views are such. we believe. as will meet a
wide appreciation in Louisiana; and the
subjects touched, arc too we'll handled TO
need a word'of calculation from our feeble
ren. The governors views are stated IN a
firm and lucid language, and correspond
exactly with what VIC believe 10 be the
sentiments or a large majority OF both po-
~liticnl parties in the State. f#.
We congratulate the governor, most
sincerely, on this production. 1t is q mas
tcrly paper, both in matter and manner,
and could have hid birth only in n mind
dccp!v imblspl with candor, patriotism and
correc, political principles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
PkOBAI'E COURT.

Stephen Henderson, d the parish aforesaid,
adniaistrator OF the succession q II. A. r.
Mtssenden. having fied.his petition, praying
tiat the account annexed thereto, be approved
and I~loSnolorated, Notice Is hereby given to
all whom it may concern, 10 ehew cause with
in ten days, why the prayer Of his petition
SHOULD not be granted.
jan. | lG-7 Gil TESTER, p. T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25

In the name and b. the authority of the state
of Louisiana and OF said Court
Greeting To all persons whom il may
concern Take notice, that on the petition
and at the prayer of Ambrose Theriot Of the
parish Of Jefferson, state Of louisiana, now be-
ing the bona fdc owner and possessor of the
following described property to wit
"A certain lot Of ground situated and lrort-
ing OH Leyee street, in that part of the town
Of Baton Rouge laid out by A.. Grass in square
number one, having severty-three feet front,
sctcnty-four feet on the back line, one hundred
and forty four feet on the upper line, and one
hundred md forty -four feet on the lower
line, MI French measure, conformably to the
certificate Of the surveyor, bounded on one
side by Madam Foster and on the other by a
lot lalela belonging to II. Alexander, with all
the buildings and improvements thercon,--
purchased by said Therict on the twenty-ninih
day of September, 1871, at A %sherifl's sale,
made by the sheriff Of E,ast Baton Rouge, by
virtue Of writ Of fieri f~acias, issued from said
court against May Bergel +. ". c., at the suit
Of Rosalie Lopez ct ais. vs.. Mary Bergel +. W.
c., No. 2039 of Record Of said court. for the
price Of tou~ Thousand and one hundred dollars
cash. Tho said property was sold az afore-
said after legal advertisement and delay and
according to law.
], Manuel Moreno, deputy clerk Of the Dis
trict court of the third Judicial District of the
state Of Louisiana, for the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, in the name and by the authority Of the
state Of Louisiana aud said court, and in ac-
cordancc with the provisions OF the Act of the
Legislature of Louisiana, entitled IAN Act for
tho further ASSURANCE of titles 10 purchaser9 nj
judicial sales approved the 10Th day of
March A, d, 1884, have granted and ! do
htreby grant this mohition, calling upon and
aduIonishlng all persons whomsover, who may
or can set up any right or title to the above
described property or any part thereof, in con-
sequence of informally in the order, decree or
Judgment of the court aforesaid, under which
the sad property was SOL, or any other ire
~gularity or illeghity in the proceedings pro-
vokIng the said decree Of said court, or in the
appraisement, advertisement or in the time,
manner or form Of the sale, or for any other
defect Whatsoever, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this monition is first inserted
in the public newspaper, why the sale so made
as aforesaid, should not be confirmed, homolo-
gated and made the final INDIGNANT OF this
Court.
Thus given, granted, done and sealed in the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, this fifteenth day
of December, A. d. 1s41 Witness, the
honorable Isaac Johnson, Judge Of our sid
court. [Signed,] MANUEL MORENO,
dec Is 40 Deputy Clerk.
certify the foregoing to be a true copy of
the original on Ele In my Office.
M. Mopryo. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
Bafon-Rongc 4. Ctinton Raj Road 90.
Baton Rotre. Decelnhrr %. 1871. {

bIIUIl- hUUEe, UeGelnbtf ~, 1911.
The stockholders are hereby notified that
mn Election for seven Directors will be held,
agreeably to tue Charter, on Monday the Bird.
January next. at the City Bank in the town OF
Baton Rouge.
The Directors of the present Board are par.
t~lcularly requested to attend a meeting TO be
held, on the same day, previous to the cleo
ton, for the purpose Of appointing commits,
%sloners, &c. BY order Of the President.
dec. 25 l.. SilEpPERS, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25

The subscriber tenders his grateful ac-
krowlcdgcments TO the %oftlcerF, citizens and
of BATON Rouge: to the officers and
c%itizrna, he is under many obligations for the
kind attention paid biz fatii1y in his absence
and to the soldiers, (the guards Of liberty
he feels TINT he cannot need too much praise.
To ]tI,entaB well as 10 himself, it will be grit
tying TO know that almost every article Of his
from the levodring element, was
tIfo'lgi, Their prompt and manly exertions.
GEO. A. CLARK.
i,tittarv /. 1870 i6.T.1tx
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-25
NOTICE.

hfr. y. sASeEH, having been forced 70
change his Residence IN consequence Of the
fire. INFORMS his friends aud the public In gcii-
era, that he Iias established hitnscIt in the
Iio1se 81 If. Phillips, on Church greet, ior-
tnerIy occupied by II. '. Babin. Mr.. Sanger
will continue TO sell low for cash and begs
his friends and the publ.e. for share Of tilc.r
patronage. jan. | : 4b-1-ti.