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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Dmi.-The Norfolk Beacon OF the 3lsi ut.
says: that duel was loue on the 9th u!i
between Midshipmcn James p. Waddell and
Archibald II Waiing. of The u. ). Navy. both
of whom were attached the siip Pc nsyirAnra.
Mr. WaLdelI was wounded. lnc .ll from his
untagonls, pi.to. having ,odGed i tr below
the hip Jolnl; Nj. WadJeii'- pistol beng still
ON the trigger, did m"r, wc learn, go of. Great
apprehension IS felt as TO the tate OF Sir. Wad'
dell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Ropul Yisiter Erpected.-Extracl from
n letter Of au officer TO his brother IN Cieve-
land. dated on board U. s. ship Vincennes'
of the U. S. Exploring ExpediIion:-"Me
have on board, Vindoba, the King ol Inc
Fecc Islands, a prisoner, who killed and
ME eleven of the crew Of Salem vessel.
ir 1875. suppose he will be shown
abou, like Black Hawk, and then be sen,
home. Iic says am his best friend anc
wishes 10 live with me when we reach Tue
United States. How would you like hum
for n messDa,e! He is n fine looking TEL
low. very tall. and wears his hair hall a
ward long. lie would be worth S5oOo 10
show about the country."-Ns'c Bedford
Mercary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

We understand that The Two negroes
who committed The horrible murder their
mnsrer, Walker R. English, Of Monroe
county. have been caught. They were
tracked from their masters kitchen, where
they had gone after The murder togrt their
supper. They made full confession Of
their gull, and also implicated four other
negroes. The two principals, we under
stand, were taken out upon the next day.
and summarily cxecu,ed-iu what way,
however, we have not as yet heard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

MdiHe The ~. Com. Advertiser Of the
25;h ult says: The resolutions for the ap-
poin,ment Of commissioners, with full powers
10 settle the boundary question. so far Us the
State Of Maine is concerned. according TO iI.'
recommendation of Gov. Fairfield has passed
The House Of Representatives. and Edwa"i
Kent. William p. Preble. John Oiis. aud Ia
ward Kavanush, were appoin,ed the ConinIs-
sioncrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
From tse Charleston Courier.

Nv attention has been called To this
subject, by observing several articles in
The papers for some days past, in relation
10 tina, republic. Texas is country of
extended territory. The most fertile aud
produc,ive soil in the known world is her
portion. which, joined with her salabrious
climate, makes her the garden spot OF The
Western hemisphere. In 1885 and 1886
she bat,led in the cause Of freedom and
,riumphed. Now, once more. she is cal
led on 10 strive, with heT invelerate ene-
nv. who she will meet with unabated ar
dour and unwavering forli,ude. through
every vicissi,ude OF fortune, until her final
triumph will crown her la5ors aud her
sacrifices with complete success in con-
srruc,ing for her, upon deep and strong
foundation. the solid edifice OF social order
and of civil and religious freedom.
VIII no, Soulh CHrolim2ns aid, by their
contributions, the suffering canse of Texas
-.-lsas country who is nboul TO do battle
winthc cause ofSou,hern rights
3F Il SD egs 30 dull Of comprehension,
s.os d Eaagh tho fimsey veil, that
England Wis1e io throw over the ap-
pFoSrl.iso contest docs she not strike by
ssIa aFl,s III xics, d the very roots ofour
Soatfern snstssusions-at slavery? al
tsalisS llos & ieIsii
iFaasV s1crous Carolina,
II 80 lssays its ID eaeo and war,
saa.l rso@ alc6l, sfasn III a:lse orfreedorn
as,, il, IIll ses se lone bright
Sss,f Il lI,a iIIsS Is terry grave,
:,ssssg 1T more Ia iis siahigsnislled lus-
ss: al ssaia upsn ne pss isa4 erniins
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

APportionmeHt BW-in he Senate on the
30ih ul, . Mr. Barrow's motion to I'll up the
blank with al l95. having been modified 10 10.
go. was after considerable debate carried
yeas 2s nays Is. This will give about III
members. The correspondent, of the Charles.
ton Courier says, &" there is no idca tba, the
House will concur"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Long and Useful Lires.-Mn: EpiTon;
There are two Ministers Of the Gospel re-
sidi.g in AbbevilIc District. one o' ,i', Inc
prss5v,.riau and the other of The Bapisl
Church. the former Of WHOM has been a
fo;,bFnI Iaborer in The Lords vineyard for
about Al years. and the latter mas oeen @
equally as-zealous end Persevefins IN pro
claiming the glad ,idiugs Of salvation % Il
sinful world for 4s years. Both OF these
yeterau hernlds of the Gross ot Chiisi d.
ways preached by example as well as pre-
cenI. These are lhe best kind Of Chn'
s'4as' Grseasilie Mouataineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

The Correspondent oi lhc ChaTcston Mer.
curry under date OF the ''lsi uIt says:
The Secretary oi the Senate read a letter
from the lion. samuel l.. Soutnard, reSigrlng.
"n account, p I'll health. the office OF President
pro icm al The Senate.
On mo,r"n of Mr.. Berricn the Senate pro-
ceedrd TO the rlcctloH OF l'reSIdenl pro tenn,
and on the sec"nd irial bir. Mangum was de-
carcd To be elected. The following was the
result OF The ballots:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

DaHeing.-By reference 10 our advertising
columns. the admirers Of this accomplishment,
will find the Card, Of Mr. J. Whale, who is re.
commended as gentleman well qualified rs
teacher in that branch oG polite education.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Earhqaake.-In Louisiana, on the 9Th nit. n
shock Of an earthquake, it is said. was felt.
which. no doubt, was the same which destroy
ed the Cape and Gonaives, in ST. Domingo
and injured ST. Marc aud Port-au-Prnce us II
took place on the same day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Here is lis, ofthc Murrelite gang re-
Gently discovered in The Greek Coun,r. in
Alabama nnd Georgia. It's different from
that first given by John l.. Scott; several
names Of the first lis, nre left ou.. Iiis rs
tonishing to think that such regular and
organized band Of villains could thus rr.
main for so long time under cover, even
when in The very Tide Of success in their
depredarions. Some men of The first re-
spectGbiIity, aud who have hitherto borne
an unimpcachable chararter, are impIca-
ted by the confession of Scott:
This is lisr of all know:
Dr.. VIM. Sagcr, Henry. Ga.
George w. Growdcr, Henry. Ga.
John Saeer, Henry, Ga.
Nelson BuIlard, Coweia. Ga.
DR. Calhoun. Floyd. Ga.
Jesse Calhoun, Floyd, Ga.
Mr.. Rancy. Lowndes, Miss.
Briggs Albums, Dale. Ala.
Howell Wells, Barbour, Ala.
Henry Baxter, Chambers. Ala.
Esq McLane. Dale, Ala.
Leonard Ham, do do
Elijah Wells, do do
w. w Traywick, DO do
This is isl of the principal men that
is in this clan that know.
JOHN L. SCOTT"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
GDe aD0ert
EDGEFlELDc
WEDNESDAY,. JuNEs. lsas

u We wouId inform our friends fhss have
occasion to forward us Notices Of Esira, ssssei
up. that the law requires said notices 10 be Flah-
lishcd once a month for four months. and ouf
price for publishing is two dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Ytrmon,-The Democratic party ofthr sial'
Of Vermont have nominated Nathan Smile. -
Cambridge. for Governor; Edward ID BarcSE
of Middlebury. for Lient. Governor a,c D..
MEL Baldwin. of Montpelier. for Treasurer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08
Eor he dir1rfiser.

To THE TEACHERS OF EDoEyIELD DisrRrcT.
Geatiemen.-Sinrc my communication TO YOU
IN the Advertiser Of the last week. have ascer-
tained. that the semi.nnrnaI meeting of, the
Board Of Trustees ofthc Farman Institution,
will take place in Fairfield, on the day propos-
ed for your meeting in Convention at this
place. as ! am und"r prior obligation to attend
the meeting OF that Board cannot be with
you on the Saturday before the I'd Lords Dsy
in this month. Therefore request the favor Of
you 10 postpone the meeting of your Conven-
ton TO the 4th Saturday of tlIis month o, 8
o'clock in the Courr House
Very respectfully.
w. B. JOHNSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Early Cotton Biooms.-Wc have received
during the past week. through the poIiicness Of
J. Z. Dolby, E-q. and DR.. John Lake, n mum.
Der of Cotton Blooms, raised this season on
,heir respective plantations, in this district, and
which are The earliest VIC ever recollecl having
seen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Conaee,iem.-The Legislature Of the State OF
Connecticut .as elected Joel Hinman. Esq.
TO tho Office OF Judge Of the Supreme Cour at
Of ilsss Sia,n. il iiia aisra Of Rn0nr IL --!---
man. resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Ingenious Dctence.-A soldier on trial
for hahitual drunkenness was addressed by
the President-"Prisouer, you have heard
the prosecution for habitunl drunkenness,
what have you 10 say in your defence
"Nolhing, please your honor, but habitual
thirst"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

u The Court of Equity for this District,
commenced its regular session on Monday last,
Chancellor Harper, presiding. We understand
there are number Of heavy cases on the
docket
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

A lot of thirty seven negroes, consisting
of men. women and children, were sold q
few days ago al Tuscaloosa by the Mar
sbal for specie. The aggregate sum for
which they were sold, was Sll ,457-ayer-
aging S3l0.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

U We are informed that tie so!lowin
ilemen are candidates for election lroi
District. 10 the Senate and House Of Rep
la,ives Of this State:
For SeHate,-Maj. J. S. Jetcr.
7. II Hibler. Esq.
For House Of Representatives.
Col John Hniel,
Maj. TIlman Watson,
DR.. J. ., Nicholson,
Maj. George Boswell,
Col. James Tompkins.
DR.. X. G. Griffin.
Wiley Harrison Esq.
Dawson Atkinson, Esq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

Election Of Maj0, GenerGt-StaIe of TIC
Polls lor MAJOR uemc.a! OF tie fIiih DIVISION
South Caruma N!ITIa UW In" 2lsl ilay, 1872.
Tenth BrlgGde-( Gen. CaIdwcli's.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-08

"Om motion OF Mr Lam II vote OF thank
WAS passed 10 Dir. Southland, for the courtesy
and ability with which hc had presided over
the deliberations oil the body"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
Ownertor Entelei's name. W B Ruckett.
nescribtion and Location Of the.Land.

Ekst half al section 10, and wesl half Of so nh.
wes du,fter and west half Of northwest q arier Of
lection 20, east half OF section 30, west hull settioI
29 east half north beast quarter secton 81, west half
md east half ofsontheast quarter section 81, town.
ship II, range 5-west on Sun Flower river; south.
west ouarlsr section 8; all Of sections A. and Is;
east ha If OF section ell of section % east halt
Of southeast quarter and east hale Of northeast quar-
ter section 81, township IS, range s west, Bogue
Phclia, containing 1900 acres: taxes due, so dol.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

Owner Or EntereF's name; -. Nc a lllsters
Description and Location Of The Land n
AlIseolibn 8, north half section Is, township 9,
range west. OIL Stee!e's bayou, containing 500 a.
cress taxes due, g dollars and 90 cents.
Primers Zee collars and SO cents.
Owner 81 Enierers nance L. r.. Marshall.
Description and Location OF, the Land.
Al Of Tmtle's leland, township 9, tanee wesl,
Missis'pli Ne1. eon.Piuing Al 4aaotes:l laesdde,
81 dollars ePd ia eeplss fesol llis nolie'19a9Q
Pgimefi ss dollars and 80 cents, ~ ,,'e str.,s
MI l0llf5a ~ 7al4N Rfsf'ioh n
..v- IS lssssaM "a g. ,fapW t9EEl sfAzl'
rr,,af sic5 aa5 asaf5 isafao u .isei!' },
80 Il "a syvlleQ ss7.a ~ 'sgsiaiga
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

Hs HNFANf 6ouHasEux,~4Dss enfans
isiaipnt sir IL bnfd dun stang pres 70.
ulisa meth iiste de Sieltsbtfg. lorsusie Fun
d'at,s. II fls de NJ Hopkins, tepiba d Penn,
tots ses tafnafadas tonsiefnes, go mifent
A pousser de gfhnds efis. ai1elutes tins cot
rufeht chez laits j~,ara,fs pour ayoif du 50.
ruttrs. Nh seal usnsefsa sdn sang ffdii, CO
fat III enfant de Ia ans. fills ds NJ. 1has,
j. Randolph. mi, ans avnlr tghfl an dan.
Ger nuil nuurnit II iinatnp. 10 prheipita
dams l'etane. sc saislt de son ienne eHn1a.
ra,ia ail vnnaii dc fepafaitta str l'aau 81
ei,t ID bpnl,e,tr lie i'amshsr nn rivnge, Le
sjr'ne Hopkins fut envelope dams dss
rntivaftt,tes Vt A free da soins. nn ~,tafvinl
4 II rrndra A In vie 81 4 ses pafens dasoles.
NJ. Hopkins refe envnva an lanne Ran
dclph tine antiiine DE II 100 pour IL reretr,
rsHsrr do en- halls aetten. ntaia eelui q
u,,aiur'arpartenaht 4 das rafena pHtvfes
refisa eetta san,i,,a on disant mil htHit rs
saf pave paf le honl,ntf dt'il fpfonynlt
FAVOR sanya lin lie sps a,iis. Hnn tplls
rondBits de In part dun ahiant sst ali dss
s,is dc to,te asfeos d'elegs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
All pUDt.Jr.

Les soussignts ont ferni6 une sgeieta sets
Ia ralsen de Pike T. Babip, tetnins mafebahds
totnmissionnaifes. lie poftefopt Ia plus grande
attention il reteVotf ct efnbaf1lef dn totnh.
ils atlfpfit t%ot'i6tirs on main IN assortment dc
tnatthandises d'habitation atissi tpfde ri
Tuile d'Efahallaga 1n'ils ysndroht 4 des pti&
anssi bas ali'altfuh sntre dams tette Vile,
Ausuit6t due Ia saison do cotton s'oiyrirB,
lis Eefuhi pfepatts IL ~atietef Oh fare des
avanens sui du totei,. En- solieitant une pof-
lion di patronage public, lis penvsnt asslirer
teu2 gti leuf eohhrfo',t leufs %Hffaifes. qulls
faeevrout l'attention Ia pltiaHtsidhe.
lis t~iennaHt lHnr maeasin rue do l'Egllsa.
deu1 poftes Il l'est du magasin ei.tlsy#nt oe.
eupe pal James Mansker.
w. q. PIKE,
IN iuiltnf. 81 II. V. BAEJJ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

some da meme nom d. In Nonyells Or.
leans s'eiait tue apras nsoif pfnbabls'nent
Ian IL suppose d,i inol,s) aonne In mort 4
IN de co. tamaratiss. don't 10 notp est jus.
1.i'a present Fssta intnrtt. II pafail que
Barker elffays lie aa position eli efoynns
tout lie monde perdn, await pits In deter.
mination De tusf con san,afatla ct de nc
fare santer Ia eefyelle min d'aehappef d
une mort plns horrible.
Les debris d.. ssteamhf fufsnt ietss A
tptfe ct los passengers ct f'eaniPagh. q
Perception de sis qui &c sont hoyes Ell de
Barker 81 son eatnarade, fifent ainsi hst,.
feusement sauves.-AbeaTe. da Q eenfaat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
NAuFRAGE DU STEAMER MER-
CHANT "


IL nous est pnryeDu hier la triste nnon.
velle que 10 steamer Merchant, capi,aine
Boylea, s'etai' perdu lcamnrdi 4 coura Mt,
pres Tile de Cais, eli que hn,t p~ersonnes de
Feq"pase o, des passengers avaient peri
dams &c nauIrase.
LIE Merchant etait part de la NouveIle
orlean par M tres beau temps lie dimanche
ssosr. 2 co"raat, pour Sc rendre a Galveston
l~ieAas) ayant a bord upe belle cargaisnn,
30 passengers ct Of hommes d'equipage.-
lie lendeuaain lie VEN soufiant avec vic.
letee ct les ragues tr"vaiIlan' Ie batiment.
nne vote d'eau Sc deciara, iellement forte
Ole les pompes ne purent In maitriser.-
Bientot la tempete redouhla ct l'eaa aug.
monta q tel point, qu'on reconnut quill
etalt de toute lmpns iblite de SAWYER lie
nat!Fc; on lie dlrigea alors sur les c6tes de
! lie. LIE 1 a ? heures du maiin, le steamer
n cote ct SO partagea imm6dlatcment en-
deax, IN peu en- arIiere des roucs A pei
ne await II tcacha que Ia d~eionnatlon Re
denx coups dc pistolet Sc fit sntendre OF
ION r%econnut que Fun dos passengers nom.
me Jonah W. Barker, neyeu dune per.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

MoNrHvtnHo.-il a ete regu Il New.
York ies Huiveilss de Mentayldao. de SEPT
Iot,ts plus te"entes.
Ieps lea eitn"ens an general sent sous
lea nrnnes A Mnnihvideo. ~700tGommes dc
BONES tfoipss sent nets a feFo,sser toite
invasion dc Eienos AYfes.
NJ. Mandevilln. m'nlsire anelais. n ron.
clu a,ee 10 gauvefnament IN 'tn't6 qnl
p%ouftait ameter 4 honne fin Ia gneffe en-
Ire Monteyidae ct Hasnea Ayfes.
la fapitaine Itssa elait 4 NJ. Louis. on
dit quill 40 pfapat" 4 fare I'm lies long
voynae l'ete ptoehains
L. min,atte franeHis al Paraguay ma
pas nhtrpn d. gnuvernen,ent l'anio,'sa
ton do nnntrf Ia f~iv,ara. ,nals OIL dit pue
les fnrtfaa aftlve,nnt sn,ts neu dc France,
pour lnteet In passage dn Martin Garcia RI
tra naratter 10 minIstfe d Assumption. Ga.
pltnle dnsPnfagray.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
a,t,Ist ratts ,n,netonis :

nien 10 peut aaalet reite tnohaiohis q
q, Ia vile oct plnngte ute 'apfnn acme
H'est attach q Q tout anA regntHs s'S.s'ehF
Ie maprt,snd etTfs en vain Mile obi~'s GU
,ists esptsahre
las ehaiuas ttn,te %,lrniant ssnls uiie donee
he Ia game pattaut Ia tiache sc balance
Th biet. datnaiii Ia plaie 81 les vents en
IIrpnf
Pan. .atfe, ,lait,ifnnt ret espoif do planten
hI.is 10 ,abiean deeieit entitte f'.s 'hg"''s !
l4tf tptte Ia eitb ,eas III air lnsa'u'r'
On, pesta le tff pas az ttHtr de lttfangef'
al ,,sa, sur nos bpfds. en- Drawer 10 danger
il, estle isane effent qa'un 'nal ailfeas de-
we're
Is;iiusian shsy ellie hief bfillait encore
,'ar. nanaa, NJ taiis los ionfs do Farlente sa'snH
tt,,e ssanta fattiea endafinAit ca taiann.
1Iais l'rte nous 4 Fui, spudaih lAufoHf''e az,
-" sI.a Tive
faila as, Ii, ,najntpnaht, latEuissat''e e. p'a,t-
liz IA fauilla mi tnmhe, ef,hleihe ne - ho'''
Bile Va raftagat findyitable Fpftl'''.''''''
t-ns t~tistasea an,ete envelope f'inn ai'ie
a,aua do eptta saieott Fetpinttiehte le courts
Ami tAutntnne t'eint Ia gene fehee ha'io'e
Que fesznnt le reete a PHsFatt aes oeaeA
lotifal RRMA""
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lisenz dane L. Mobile
Aitetfisera=I tlsles crimes les plis horti.
hlas don't notis aFhns eateh1a patlsr. u Ell
lla,, d hnfd d. sleamhnal fanellrnkn. dass
zsn defnlnf voyage de Montgomery. n
ltnlien npnitne John Mark. s'hppfofliant
d M Rutfa Passhgef nninna NJ w. A,
CLARK, de. Green County. lul ira II bo,it
pnfiant 81 s,tls piasaeaiIhn a%is'ine. TN
coup lie pistolet qai q 1ua instania cement!
NJ C'nih n'aynit pas. dams teuts In i'm.
verse;. ethnngh me settle rhfnle ayee . n
rt uftriar. Alttes 70 premier crime. Maths
al 7serend P,stolal q In ma'h. so tiifigrH stir
le lat.heepHf 81 tnulit 10 tnefp Celui 81 ne
dat IA conservation de ses Io,,ts 1n'ah -
s%nuvaut dani nre sabina daiis laatelle II
s'enfefinn. Eniin. on p~afv,rt aprsa bfh'i.
un,,p do ppitte Il 50 saizit dr 30 fnrlsns on
lenphHina 81 81 aftlvant h ttl,aWhH II lti
RENTS cutie les mains ju slttll do Dallas
County,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
AWE.

To t%l,etsnr fotH g. WILLIAMS, oAEs I'm
services Ne sa profession aps %lH,hitai,s IN batH
Hotpa OF das enFffoits totd'na ~ s54uts
uns Tongue experience dams ls tfaitstssa. dss
malaiies di sud. ayHnt p~refessa ssttfiis ne
deem, ehirnrnien ct aeecufhetr. fFendaht plus
de ans,) aYec success, il espafe fnkritef pna
pertion dn patronage pablifs II H'aealiit'
lera fdtietneft aes dayoirs de "a profession
81 ses pris sefpnt this A Ia pettte de Ia pshn.
RE das temps.
Ia Dr. w. SO rsndra taas les iears a ia.
ton Rouge, i meifs au'il ne soft reisnp par
les ievoifs lie sa profession eli stn absence,
i prie d'adfesser tous les efdfes nt tprntnIni.
| cations al magssin de Messfs. J u E, r,
Phillips Il Co
Arlington, le 9 Juliet tg49. %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
MOULIN A SOLE,

1s seussignt. dnyenn pfeprittaife de eel
ttablissstneut. 6ilre ses services, pour di
compliant. q toutss les pafsofnes qai voldront
bien lutfaife des e~omtnandes. II tnettfa au=
tant lie ptpnptituds qussde penotualits a les
executor.
II Prevent en meme temps. fptS 1tii aesi<
f%erHient faits moudfa aa mais, gull sefa inS
resentment pref 4 rsmplir ieurs ofdrss.
ID JAW, 40 r. AHBOUH
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MEDICINES WHALES EFT AMEREs
DU PH(ENIX-Du nR. Morr.T.
REMARQuEs GENERALEs.

kEMARQbES GENERATES.
Ces medicines doivent leur nom a Ia pro-
prlete manifesto ct sensible ~qu'elles ont de
purifier les sources de la vie, en- leur dormant
nne nouvess'e vigueur. Dams plusieurs cas-
au'hentiques ct publies, ees MEDICINES veg&-
tates ont retire des pories du tombeau des
Personnes que Il mort y prteipitaitsavant lie
temps. El!es scn' reconnues CONNIE I'm re-
mede prompt ct certain Fonr les .fdrres bi!ieu-
ses, Ia dyspepsia, les Talpiations de ccur, les
cromqeS d'eStenaac, les aaau1 dc tie. tiasona-
me, les rtnmGtiSHaes, les rers, tasthme, les
mnnra'ses constitutions, etc. Rien ne peut
cga!er les fILULEs DE VIE ct lie PHnN X
BfTTERs du Dir. Moffat !! On peut recevoir de
pins longs rensejgnenens chez tons les agents
b. JOURDAN, Pharmacien est agent a
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines.
WIN. B. MOFFAT.
New York, 7 Juliet. 80
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AVIS.

Les ssnssiants ipges do pajx. ont ouvert
laur bureau dams 10 rue Lafayette, en face dc
Ii tpsisan do Juee Tessler, et une porte ais
desst,s do NJ. William Gil. Of lis offrent latirs
services al public en- qualitt dc juges dc pais
81 d'hgsnz en- CENTRAL.
lis peffetnnt lattentlen Ia plus assdps aug
~afatfes ani lenr sefott cenfites.
c9"d't'3SS-a9 1 n,'T ntrpt NTH,
avrtl MANUEL MORENO.
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EOla DE CONSTRUCTION

lie seltssirns n constau,rlsnt des bois ds
construction. de toute sspece ct des meilleure'
anilItts ;, gull peut livter d des pri& tres mo
dsrts pour du compliant, ssvoif Punches !
bnriags CD cypress plattbas Il plsnehef do
p~laHeteH dun ponce do, potea1x ct bois Dc
cl,arpents bardeauS. DC. lie tout i veHdft
4 soiI t~Iantier pres du moulin q seie.
II fnatsz5 +. AHBOUH
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Mite. AMER CA. NEsruccr.-On iii
dana h Fig'e d. t0uest de Saint Naio
oafacofte g,'nne Ftorhntinn tre9.ballo,
p~nrtant lie nom eelebre d America Vrspue.
CT. eat arr,vde A Stunt Malo. suf H. batean
4 vapou d. Southampton. tlitnanche der.
nier. La noble y nora u declare an ,iou.
nn,@ qaelle nc SCI ]souunettraIi p,s 4 10
dlousa vislte quNon vou|nit hi t~rfigrr. L.
doaanier n repandn ~ 'havart Ir dro,t d'cx.
lget qi onee Iammc sl@NtAt par Ia %ionillt
de sex yaieme $ que I6'rang6re NJ porta il
pas de ftande sur tlle. ct que lon crnploir,
rail la force sill 10 %falla,t. On dit que In
fiefe lta|,enna Sc rontenta dc moniret deux
plstolets, etede dtc|arer do nouveal 1~t'.ile
ne Sera't pas t~onIIlee, OF qu'e!le preterait
retoarner en- Angleter,e.
La s'gnora America Vcspueci demanda
une plume. ct NJ. H. dirccteur de- d%ouanes
etant absent. ellie s'adressa a NJ. le SOUS.
prefst, eli lui %rappa|nnt, d't.on, son nom
h'srortque OF les tgards qul etaient dus A
une femme. &c magistrat voulut bicn so
rcndrs il bord mais il ~n'avait aucun droit
de changer les regiencns do In douane, e.,
Ia hello Flcrcntine \ perSiste dams son re.
tns, ct est repart'e polr TAnslcterre sans
avolr quite lie steamer.
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EPAXE.

ton. IN tHuf dc %eoulnuf tayelte, avnf
Is bout des deuH GRIZZLIES coupe. ct Ia lettrs
NJ marquee sur ftpaule. Aussi una visille
yatha tatbstte. avst IN coupe fhurchus dams
~l'ereilla dfnite. ct IL bout dc ~l'oteille gaiehs
coupe. HibfgHs impereeptibls. lie propfit4
falfa dss dts ahihauE Hst prize de les fetiref
on Sc eohfernapt 8 Ia lei.
J. HUEsTON,
anht q % HangsBr.