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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

7. f*tS'- s.:ci- FIVE ssi:a'&s
~ Al kud. for cas- aad oreto'.snoh Rocking,
RecanHcn'. Revolving. Sc. The fr, prerliua at the
has; Fairs has been awarded Kings Chairs. They
warranted TO be far superior any Ills CITY or
eI.c~hc-e. ~. KING. Pa ;nnte-.
ia tt! Rroadxav he,aeen lir,n.i and Rroome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

I.A AZ, aks,s-FroGi the Isl ci February rcxs, the
ii III orzdselgg house No Il Tomnlck 81, near
HH son. Ron; raaderate to a good tcuaut The house
car ~ seen from 10 o'ccck, a. NJ M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

,:,ss& CANNON TIA COMPANY otrer
4 for sale at I29 Chatham ST. New York, IN: cheapest
AID most gen2 - the world, IN an quantity
tabshuir should not lu Satisfaction request
ed ,ley be brorgh back, whe. TIE ,aoney will DC
,,-r.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

7 NT IIaF-ILu-a'>. IN NTEc UI
i III JEWELL & HARRISON 30 Water st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

~ ON T. ti,c tcchtfu place, OF residence
Ai: IN the rural city OF New Haven Conn oereltoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

~ aa'!n- 1t,ed up ihe large aad coMmooios house
the corner of HGTsr; aud E!rs.rs cRy cSe block
:to1. Broadway. where gentlemen have good board
and peasir' AT s. 80 per week. Also gentlemen
AMI raelr reasonable ,er%s, BY applying ST 40
Rosari.>;res,. e2tr-ucs IN Era. d29 In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-12

,G-.ssD s.Ts5 NOON ray % obta,ued r pr!-
% vge family IVY aspiYna s66 l'udson-st. ic5t!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
EDING SCHOOL,
At N on q u,
.rp ny Mrs. A. q. DARkrr.

MIR respectfully informs her friends
and { generally, that her SCHOOL il
not,i The reception Of young ladies'
aha tho epaeintie mansion Of Thoinna
G. Ns1, delightfully."- slt8ated, com
fnaneW Of the river and the surround
inp Ilnetrpaseed ld beauty by any in
L,6gtulta large and airy rooms, we'll
furnrniitory, extensive galleries and
gre1screise, cannot fail to recommend
I tae who consider tho importance of
tlu,aarea and these should be highly
conn the location Of a good boarding
~ hnpng ladies,
aIsarker hop procured tho beat re-
co~nteaehern Of French & Englinh by
thageside III her house, &baving heavy
exnp incur, she declines taklug any
srlloss the quarters tuition is pad III
adv -.
HT'nitiof and boarding Per arnune
# gbla quartorly II advance washing
hu3arge an extra charge Of 8i per
ma be made for furnishing bed and
hofthe hoardora The branches taught
in iol arc reading, writing, arithmetic,
photography, history, moral mud naiu-
rttlsltf, etieintetrv. astronomy. rhetoric
mi. French, $40 rer quarter, music
ssaa~saurter--8I per month for the uee of
thrlnezHo into painting, ornamental
,afn wood, fiIagree work. shell work.
WI, fancy needle work, sc. taught if
I'd, Books aud articles for fancy work
flnn reasonable terms. Scholars will
,,oritted for less than three month";: no
III made for lost time, except in caafe
rirle ilIncsa. Quarter 10 commence
ny the srho,arH enter the school. Ia
i{inE to vttIt Their dauchtctR for a few
Igbn accommodated with board.
saees.-Phjlip Ilicky, Eaq, Hope l;e-
a Baton Rouge ; Rev. William Lacy,
ri Jackson College; Holm +. Grits
i, la Grange. near Natclcz, Mi. /;
l Nergar, Collector of the port. New
] Simon ", Walsh, Esq, New Iberia,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
'AIpN ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.

bAlpN ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY
Spnaacted ny Mn. AND Mes FtgurR.
IlfE fifteenth session Of tlig SCHOOL com,
inene$d on The fourth Of J%nnlary, 1871.
Pat.'hts may enter their children nj bnv
Time, iatnee charges aro made only from The
GATE ! Their becoming members Of the scheol
NoIcholar Is admitted for d shorter term
than gree months.
boa1ld apdtnitiou, $500 per annpm, poysblo
quarterly in advance. Washtnr, m extr,
ehafga An extra charge Of s1 Dor month h
.lado' sFhen bed and bedding are furufGhe1 for
the bostdere. =
%'lhc, course Of gt1diea, Which any scholar
may pursue, without being subject 10 an extra
rhargeI embraces every department Of an
EagIie;s education. Every e~Scrtions is made
TO obtsih the most approved gchool boolp, sud
IN The course Of Instructions and Iocitationp.
"to a%itt.out tho whole idea.''
MUSK, $2o per quarter. Use Of inatr,,-
inont sl per month. French, $40 per quar-
ter. Ns deductions made for lost time, unless
IN caBet Of severe sickness.
The ornamental br1nehee, including ner-
rpettisE drawing and painting, wax.work and
plain ~ fancy n~oodln-work, receive ~particu-
lar attcltion Whsn requested.
The itholars If tho school receive it,atrlc-
lion in sho Latin and Greek languneea, Mt an
'xtra cIarge OF &5 per quarter, for each.
iuly II ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
CkRRIAGESl CARRIACESIr

The SubHcrihera bog leave to return ihei,
tlahl's!o their friends and the public in rene.
raj for the verf.liheral support they have re.
cetved q the line OF their b,iHineaa and hone
TO ineris a continuance Of The public patron.
age. lEey have GOT come fine wotkmnn from
tle Eaff, and arc now prepared to repair all
Kind otfearriagep. harotclea, eige. bureya.
&c, atsthG shbrtoat notice and il, the bc.f
style; ssso saddles, brides and %larneFa; all
of which will be- done 70 order and tyarrantel
to be wIl done. REEDER g. Go.
Opposite tho Louisiana Bank. r.. Ropne.
", D.. Carriages, IaroncAee, &c, bought
and sol,{
nov. t. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

subscriber having located himself on
street, near the methodist church, re-
|4IIy informs hia friends and the public
} continues to work at the above bust
From a long practical experience, he
! himself he can give entire satisfaction
1tmanship as we'll as by punctualily and
eli. A share Of the patronage Of The Vi
ia respectfully solicited. Tin ware
and repaired with ncatncss and despatch.
20 3tf JOHN Tli,ANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
vol. XXEV.
trERAIs

s# # .#-@4# FIJI
IuR price Of the Gazette IL Six Doa
ped amman. n half payable IN adpane'
the3 remaining iustalment at the conf
meSt Of tho latter six nientlla of eatFF'
Should any one by removal or otlerwFs
10 i~lecline his further subscription, f'e'
give soties to that effect before tho osiol.
Of f,c year, otherwise he viii be CO
as !Ibecrlbing for another year.
assr idreuiscmeats will be charge 'ol-
LOVE: Advertisements not exceedtn'eiVo
iinX ur lees, will be inserted sohE
DoElAr, and F1Fry CrNrs for eutpa
suett insertion longer once IN ta''o
advertisements, unleB5 otherwiaaefea
via be published il English and II ah-
I'll lsrbid, and charged accordingly,
lt)r oil official advertisements tPieefs,
personally win be deemed reapof' aho
in else Of refusal to respond for tFlis oy
salds officers, such advertisement hol "
published, until The payment be Te'efi'y
sec!rcd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
$50

The above rewaa Of ~thirtyiolIars, viii b.
fen for the appfsension I'd delivery at
/. Or any other w. MiItatpost, Of corpo-
/ John BRYAN a de.rter fra Fl company
Regt, of Infantry | S. Any. The said
is 81 years o fae, 5fcet5 inches high,
Is dark complexion b,ck ey, brown hair,
as born in FaiTfon comfy VI and is by oc-
upation a baker.
T. II. raRTE, a.. a.r.
j. S Barracks Baton Rotc LsApril1, 1912
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
M4GNEsIA.

-knssiaas al the active and essen.
IN. RRties ofie best calcined magnesia,
Is. pS gr~eatlyaperior to If, in consequence
aI3 depr.Fi of all unpleasant taste be-
SIS other grit advantages of this prepara-
on in h liqr state. il is net liable to form
danperaSis c,cretions it corrects sscilifv
"a heaft-b,, without injuring the coats Of
astonIsetas carbonates Of potasee and So
a1aqa to do; it prevents the food Of
turning sour, and in all cases acts
aperient, peculiarly adapted for
70 BY (6l( B. yorFnA..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
NEW GOODS

The undersigned takes pleasureln calm.
the att4ntion Of his old friends andtustomers
TO the valuable stock OF New Coos on hand
His supply will continue st regular inter
walls, asd as good bargains canoe get At his
stare e al any other in Baton p-7seT
Ancslg the stock on hans.Rhi DC found !:
ssnt,eiipenis rsa6y raaae closlng; caniaren 5
Dc. do;''ladies' fancy bo~ane#-cnrst Partisan
mode; aides f-sy caps, last fashion; boots,
So. and hats, aud al eth articles {. fancy
Sry gozds al the lowest en- prices.
=, Ia IN d. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
CARRIAGE MAKING

subscriber respectfully id(orms the in.
b. Of Baton Rnnreaand it, vicinity, that
opened an establishment for the mann-
/ and repair Of Carriages Of every do
"; on Church street, nnxt door TO the
go Of NJ. L. Moeker, Esq. From 4 long
IL experience il manu featuring, he flat
pseif he can give entire satisfaction IN
snsIIip, aa we'll M by punctualtty and
III. 4 share OF the ~patronageof this Vi
il respectfully solicited.
! 53tf VIM. +. TENNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
NOTICE

Mr.. II SANGER, having been forced to
change laa reeidouco i'll consequence Of the
fire, ~inipfins his friends and the public in gcr-
eral, Ting he has established himself in the
house Of EAlr. Phillips, on Church street, for
merry occupied by L. Y, Babjn. Mr., Sanger
will continue TO sell low for caal; and begt
his frlenA' and the public, fora sharo Of their
patronage. Jan. 1872 16-7.tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
gaKE NOTICi

ye hereby Dtify all pers2s indebted 10 rs
hccount orptherwise, TIL we will wait on
tn up to the 9th of April ext, after which
d those whoaTe not pal or settled, will
pse call on as. Brunot, bq, who will De
crged with th collection opur dues.
Efareh 26-7-3s I. LARGER & SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
NOTICE

Tho Undersigned e~ntroats all those owing
him, to Coll immediately aud settle their nc.
counts: without which be will be Obliged TO
put theGa in the hands of an attorney. HIS
purchases being for cash, and desiring to re.
new his assortment, money he must have.-
With wat is due him, he can bring a new
and eho!ss stock Of goods into market.
u. SANGER.
ian I,fIg4o 1G.7-ff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
-
NANTL.

"a ladyaccustcmed totfuition, who is ae-
mated ID can offer the lghest testimonials
III resptt to ~capabiities iesires a situation
governs, either IN a livatc family CT a
soo'. Say not 50 niue al object as a
afortablehome. AddHs &C. B." Post
tee, New igleaIs. karcA IS 7 It
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

.tMap.Ms, Attorney and Counsellor at
"a, cenues to prstice in the Courts OF
h3rdad 9Th Judfial Districts and Su-
pine brit Of the Safe, and will attend
prnptlb any business entrusted to his care
Gee ihhe town ofRaton Rouge, on the
ener oFonvsntioh AID Third streets, two
or. bek J. & z. r. hilIips & Cos. store.
Jar. es Soft.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
STRAY

Taken up BY J. Perkins, lqll his planta-
IN tTo niles from Baton .wa mules
Don. > larae grey mare, tht.her @tz5
hose, both broke TO harris, 10 an
IN either. The oWner vii p"lhale
take them away. c- -.,eer.
march IS Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
ina s3ugEaRn,
DkIG ISL
Ia the bsuldia4 f!rmorly occupied by III
Car.olton Bank.

a. "~ = NF u As%aAG-~
DktG ISL
Ia the Building flrmorly occupied by Tit
Car.olton Bank.
riTENr IEDIrlNEs &r.
Or. Cofnel's gorEorrilusa mixture, oil spike
Says in!nent anY pile ointment, DR.. Nc
lunn's e5sSir opiufI, Botanic remedy for ague
,fowland'l tonic nj iXture fos ague, Genuine
ionic a vegetable f~ebrifuge, Rev. -
..artholonfw's elitr of life, do. expectoranr
urup, Ce9k's pills. DR.. Sappington's pills fol
10 cure Eof intermittents, DR.. L. Spohu's
que pillsAwarrantei to cure, do. curc for sicl
cad anha Moilattsss pills, genuine, do, phu,
AK bitter: DR.. Evans camomile pills, Moor's
sence OF, life, Carpenters saratoga powders
Id all ha other Preparations, DR.. Weaver's
alebrateds worm tes and s~GITe, Henry's cal.
lrdea magnesia, htoxon and Buffers effer.
.ilScent q}agnesiaa aperient, Cmlington's
shlsam, chapman and Anderson's cough
ps, Neaye and Hone liniment, red liniment
rheumatism, Roofs founder ointment, DIR
tman'sl astmatic; drops, do. rhumatic drops,
kett's Eminent for nervous affections, do
mlatins inilneat, do. liniment for the
W iache, kline's tpotll drops, Mothe's copa-
capsules, East$ce and Temples gonor-
mixture. Barclays cubeb and sarsapa-
- colnpluud, L. f'rippe's concentrated sar-
shlla, gotter's cbsthoIicon. Thompson's eve
ms. Il, smIeh's nipaie ~salve, Whites salve for
for lure Of rhunatssn,, Vests chlorine cos
an6ss pills, Compound chlorine tooth
4 0rrF's tooth;wash, Oldridge's balm of
lia fsr hair, Nalrdor for removing pim-
frecHles, etc,s Condition powders for
y; black, blue and red ink.
SO s%Fticles, flesh from New York, are
,o- q at Moderate prices,
et. listnf patentmedicines being too long,
iuterse has specified here only the prin-
- Gut lie informs the public that he keeps
cd medicines zef all sorts, simplcs, sy-
sir rktra4s, onguents, distilled waters Of all
nd kssses1ces, paints, oils etc; and that he
X warg4 himself. to fulfill all orders with
er Y he lsnay be honored, and make every
60 merit the g6odwi Of these who may
Eknm with their custom.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
L. A MAEARS.

fet4auate Of f+zEFr9nis uniusrsity3
s.gr.,t6aIy oGers-s professional services
- e. zens IBaH Rouge and vicinity.
. os@. oppofAe ticoart House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

F. NJ. HEREFORD, continues the prac-
g his profession, and respectfully tenders
Professional services to the public of
Nation Rouge. Or. II. is a graduate OF
Don Medical College, Philadelphia.
ID Air, feb. l.. I-3m.f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

J.BrSKE, Attorney at law, having lo-
cateenasslf permanently in Baton Rouge,
re~spal'y,cf;ars KS professional services to
pc. Office opposite the Court House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
DOLLARS REWARD.

#IIfkIY UVILNKS RE WNIsIJ.
be paid for the apprehension Of Juan
re convict, escaped this morning from
ttssiana Penitentiary. He is dark In
dlasears of age 5 feet II inches high,
stoLe, by trade, Segar maker. was born
in IA and speaksthe English, French aud
Spahnguages.
TT H. LA NOUE, Warden
Eopuge, Ii mach 1912, 6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
ROTGE SAW MILL.

BATON ROUGE SAW MILL.
Q undersigned having become proprietor
! establishment, offers his services, Cor
to all persons having business i'll his
Orders punctualIy and promptly execu-
Those having corn to grind are at the
time informed that they will be ccomo-
tbv
Is 40 T. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

TAKrNs Ut, by J. A. l~Iarleenn on Wards
Creek, Il evhlte co1T, with a few rcd spots on
The neck, fnarked with M undcrbil on the right
I car, branded Y p; has TIVE caIvcs,one n year
/ old, thu Other Very young.
0 dec Is! d L. IItEErNN. rnnrnr-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

THs OFFICE of DR. PENSION is oppo.
site thu Bank Of Louisiana, Lafayette-street
iunes 10 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
STRAY.

Teksn up by Caldwell & Hickr, at their
place Ave miles below Baton Rouge, a red and
white Ateer, brand not distinct. right ear fox
ed, with a mark on the left ear. The ewner
will comply with law and take him away.
nov. IS. 30 J. HUESTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
tED STATES MAIL c K

The substantial and fast
s-v running steamer BUCKEYE,
s !, 5. Thompson, Master,
In as A regular packet during tie season,
..,t New Orleans Mondays and Thursdays
Mel and --1rning leave Baton Rouge
aTr4y~adFraay at 3 s'clock, arriv-
InNsm Orleans tEs ~sxt morning. Fer
fri or passage apply on board.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

MEDICINE CHESTS,
For BALE at the Drug store OF
unes5-lT B. J0URDAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

GIN STANDS.
A tc;v of Frazier's celebrated Cotton Gins.
Alsts: Several horse and OK wagons, for
sale bs J. & E. I, PHILLIPS & co.
Auss2I %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
Fl N. 90 G D e ",


/! NUNN1@A "A LII
ing rsturned to the parish Of Point Cou-
paher- ssia resided several years previous
to recrst malay, informs his friends and
thslic Generally, that he has regained his
hesnd Proposes 10 pursue -edalously the
Pr9 of slis profession.
iii ptactice lib the several Courts ofthe
t1itd fobrth judicial Districts, and in the
Sup ckurt, at snsSsW Orleans. Business
com to finn wilIrsosiye prompt attention.
fs 1879 s
Dyuaor, Aaasramoved his office to the
eornhaiIfng neaa Mr. Waddll, and oppo-
site Presbyteriaaa Church. /
Jay 8; %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
Nc. 81.

w IF
source ot national glory and independence.
Iah'l me 'mf maj ~ d7Td'fd n ~" political
U'sh WIN winch 'a4 country Is Hooded, spent
N Snrh scientific lah1r* ~ agriculture stands
~ hesd pl, would enable mr. young aErtnlip-
'a1F' 70 tAkc Tic hfSt r9nk IN society, IN tht',
or any DINER cohHfFJ@-Hl8 ms hiFth'f'Fht
Lei no one say labor - incompatible Eifa
''se2ith OF patriotism some 81 the mofl DR.
n'fni7h"a ihft oi thiF ana every "thet rlYt'-
yea country taFh been el'her p~raeilcnl az
'h''f''e'' farmers ana mechanics Farmers
ahH '"'T''ahifS were 'tF hgSl Il" buckle on
t't' H,'i1t II we ~S'f0E@'" '"r nu"pfln'ne"
''i' u"IA"F8 i'''! - ~" '''>' ~ WA' Sn''lh'
overcoming dti5eni''es ana resisting P''yat'oh*
1 !, rI,1"a ~ Mao',.a1 p'@.' |,sI ,e'rI '',na'''"
dir r. tho cana. ~ 1.aoa loa =, ,nt ,,,,,
Warrington st their head. himsclfa farmer.
4 could they fajl to triumph But what lan-
F7aac ca1 de*'rih" tn" nuts Of that g%lorI'n7
n,l,'"I,H "'he ~ ,Ga ic,ole|. in@n' I' 40 I
hc l,'.s ,r , 49, ,} ~ "1 s4'n,i,,n ,,,'," H.. ,,'
most r~xettion in tho cause We have nnIrrta-
ken 70 A,y. 10 wltat ctoiornce can tlrocc UNI
tf1 vtrft'r7 ELEVATE . stat" a nation. Il world
"nA' P'"'' or communion o. P"""r" ~ ''
le.r,,5s ar cn-r.. rea"ia ' ,,a.',I H. TI,.
y,rtnrs-wl, otIcct 4sIrl,in tbn reach Of man
could rrsi.l tho energy Of enrh lovrl
In conclusion, I beg +" impress on you 'ha'
to" aspect OF tie times, me depreciation 81 our
currency ana 'he ih'ch'ei'Fsh 81 'of people
tnIrern era,am n U" and a. rn,r "' r. i"' ~, ~ ,,,n -
81, to conarr,g,, l., STATE LEGISLATURE. or T.,
banks for ~r"ficf; they either "]annotor will no,
grant II, From the President down. the rnL
ing powers s@em 70 nave NrpAra'ed from thr
,hc, ~, =. h ~ t p,Ip,T, -, 'n w., = '', u, u
nrynf fo, t1v rr,ycd rycr, ~ ,t'r'r b,nla
The eytI has been thrust upon re. brt The r.
! mciy hes with the people. Let 1t be applied.
= TORY ~ II WIDEN iIIE5:~ wren
h""@g' @"'"h'a """ E@F%r rhf@e@ tg1"'-
eo'I-i'y Il o,o'" Ia" OF me 2ih'c "f NC"
'o'"' rom ,er"ml"f 80 hPt''' nj persons
were PFon''''ca rom k,'ng H""r, "hdef no
pcha''y o. 'rn d'''arT' hhi' INC iine gong
10 'no F"'n,Pl"'h"n's "ho u, n'ih",' u P"F"
mem, zen t"S'eS on u" ''hcn DHc",
- lhhkee l'aS7ihG 'hfou9' the stare ~
NC" 10TH. near h'oonY' ~ me f'oh'h Of
'"h'nrV' observed u , Young i'~ntch,n"h from
MS Darn door T1"'n''hg over ms S''o'el ai'
deer about thirty pacas from him, and soli-
l~iqpising thus:
Mine Cot-ifI had mine gun here. md
it was not for lie law, | would have some
tccr for mine timer
'hc 1aohee Haa Il i'sie WAN h''h' ani
Immediately shot the deer, and threw tho
rife into tho snow unobserycd BY tho
Dutchman, and running up 10 fun said
Ali! my good follow, you have been xii.
ling a decr-for ! saw you-~you shot Inn
The D,fcbaan ren,;ed-
r;,. cnr--I d;d nnt fhint ,,;,o .toyo,
was loaded + did moi tb;nR !, would go off
never had # fo eo of before,
4wc,f, sa;d ne ysnkao .,.o,, h,x. Laled
| n. door and I Vii go f. Tho ~;nat;cn and
con,lain # vo,. ard maize ,.on nav vnrr
fine ~nn1ez. yon ,.;yo INC The dim and tuo
doll,rs,
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tusstpross flooring,
&c boards, one inch thiek,
e~ weather boarding,
eeuzsts and shingles.
re, Gle at the lumber-yard, near the saw.
M J.. Il. ARBOUR.
marSl3 5
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Was admitted to the nll y.
TE7sEl I.aTE VI y DECaNEs

Thfsc incident are indebted for |
names'o their markst ana sensible aet'o
purifying tho sprigs and channels Of liEo,
~udue g. them vth renewed tone and VI.
and Il: the unAostod fact that at a very e.
periof in their btory they had rescued SUI
ers frtn the vef verge Of an untimoly err
after sIl the deceptive uostrems Of the {
prescribed by physicians, had utterly failed
whiclscases ley also permanently secu
that Uniform enjoyment Of health, With
which, life itslf is but a partial blessing. .
B. sOUaAN ageat Ior the above m'
GInas 81 Batn Rouge. July u :
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STEAM Engine.

/ sale, a FIRST rate Baltjmcrc built Steam
le, OF twelve horse power, suitable for
ng L saw mill or cotton gin, &c.
is engine was built expressly for tho
peuitcntiary, by MesFrs. Wells &
+ of Baltimore, and can he recommend
one of the best ever brought 10 this
ry. Terms Of sale made kaown Oh APP
ion to the Warden.
SAM /. ISETT- Clark
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

'T"T' = 'NFtFNT'
Tho subscribers have Just received 4 large
assor'mcS' Of Negro Clothing, consisting of
kerscys, ~iOseyea cotton osnaburgs, andheayy
Lowclls, tshich they offer for sale at low prices
~. & l.. I. PHILLIPS g. co. ;.
AUG u: %
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DIR. TAYIOR'S

&SGpSeS, AHd EtHhhtSss tjEs
Has Eeen used successfully tor eight yea
in thf cue of these diseases. Ramemba
ths olginl and genuine is made ONLY
275 HRway, n. Y. ALL others are spurio
and ntauhorizedt
7. Il Useful information may be found
riraulSrs&c. in ths hands of agents. PR
g. 5o!n bottle. Dir. SoUTEFRE, agent at |
ton Rfwre. may 22-l5
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4 Hercic by.-Jogeph Dark, the son u
gr. William Dark ,oflbis parish, a lad aboHt
twelve wears Of age, a few mighfs since, IN
company g:th 4 negro boy still smaller
thar himself, while hunting foI a wild cat
which was supposed TO have Committed
great ravages Upon the smaller animals o.
the neiahterhGod came across a. male IT,
ger Of the largest size. Young Dark vas
armed with aElfe, and although three mile
from a si-tarce, determined to ~encouatas
The American king Of tire woods. The
first shot ealv wonnded the animal. which
sprang from tae tree On which It was couch.
ed, and severely inI'frI8g one Of the dogs,
took to another tree. Tine heroic boy, not
in the least iasimjdated by the grows and
glazing eyebaI!s Of the ferceious and infa-
rated monster, reloaded his rife, rode up
within the spring Of the tiger and delIhe-
rateIy shst him through the heart. The
t~o boys together were not able TO rpeyo
the carcass from Inc ground, and had togo
4 distance Of three mics for assistance. Ii
or boys oftwelye years Old. can encount.
er and conquer animals, not inferior in a5ae
and fsrocioisncss to the Bengal tiger. John
Ball had better he cautious how he goes to
war with Us. at least he had better keen
away from Kapsles.-Rsd R.rer Repta
Itcdn.
Sonet5:.g Rtc5.-An hororab)e member
Of the Legislature told Us one Of tic richest
thiags yesterday we ever hear. He savs
that two 81 MS constituents wers such OK.
quisite r~ascais, thathasing one calf betweea
them, each stole it fTen the other. and pat
his own ''orand'' upon 1t so eliza. that II
two days thew completely taracd III uoor