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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
AVIS.

Ioutes personnes ayant des rcclamations
contre la succession de feu James c. Glass,
decedf, sont prices de les presenter au soussi-
gne, domeht certifites ct celles qui doivent 4
la dite succession sont invites a venir rtgler
sans dtlai ayec 10 soussignt.
V. LIE BLANC, curatcur.
Quest Baton Rouge, 81 mai. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

--@ EpAVE-Arrats par Mr..
MEaMN1HN Narcisse Landry, Jr., residant
M Quest Baton RougeSu I'm beuf
a-4aaxz@sz noir ct blanc, age de z a Sans,
ayant une marque au fer N. r, ct nne antre
indechlffrable, Poreille gauche deux fentcs, ct
la drolte echancree dessous. 81 le dit bnuf
nest pas reclame avant lie rs d'Aodt, il sera
a la residence du s~eussigne, juge de
paixs a 10 hehres A. NJ, scion Ia Ioi, au comp
tant. VALENTIN HEBERT, J. r.
Is mai Ii
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N2O,lOO 90

SO rnontant EN- tout, i une sofrine de vingt
mile cent plastres, don't la pla lgnaute dot re-
couyrer la propri6te, OF pour caution du pale
II ent ellie dot avoir hypotheqne sur les biens
dn defendant. II est done trdonnt, adiugt ct
decrete cue la pjaignante, Henrietta Raoul
soft, ct qu'elle est dortnavant sfparGe de biens
d'avec son mari, lie dit J. c. Williams, ct quo
desorInais ellie soft ceramic de ses prophecies.
Que les %esclavcs ct terrain ci-dsvan, NOMINEES
ct decrits. soient mis- SOUS son contr6le ct adj
Ininlstration. ct gu'elle recouvre contre son
mari TN jugement pour Ia sornme dc $40, 900
avcc hypothaque generate sur les bieDs du
defendant. OF qu'elle rtcouvre les frais du
process. 30 JUN 1912.
(Signc) ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du 3me district.
Je certiie que Ia copie prtcGdenie est con.
forme au jngement original enregistrG a mon
Office. ]. @. A. HOLT,
10 Juliet % Dep. Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
AVIS.

Les soussignts JUICES de paix, ont ouver,
leur bureau dams la rue Lafayette, en- face de-
la rnaison du Juge Tessier. ct une porte au-
dessus de NJ. William Gill, ct lis ofFrent leurs
services au public en- qualite de juges de- palx
ct d'agens en- general.
lis porteront Pattention Ia plus assidue aux
affalres qni ]eur seront c~onfees.
Condltlors-au compliant.
AUG. DUPLANTTER,
y avril' MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
1e JUN
AVIS,

n tlSs =#SGA.
Les personnes qni ont des reclamations
eontre la succession de Pierre Dabancens de-
cede, sont prices de les presenter sans delai
au soussigne, dhment certifi6es; ct ceux oui
doivent a Ia dite succession sont prices de We
mir rbgler JAMS delai.
G. GUZMAN,
IoaulIlet. administrator.
CeNNAISSEMENTs a vendre 4 pinnr;.
merit de- &c journal,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
$40 DE ~RECOMPENsE.
$50 DE RECOMpENsF-

Parti marron de chez lie souss;.
AZg ne a Quest Baton Rouge lie 8 de
<Y Juliet, denx negres Edmund,
pN/ age d'environ 28 ans, 5 pieds 6 on
aaaAz1as Z pouces de h~auteur, robuste a,
ben bait, lie TENT noir ct lie regard baisss
quand on hui parle. Edmund a persuade AVER
lui lie Negro Peter, age d'environ IS ans, tenn
noir, 5 pieds Z GU 8 pouces, les epaules rondes
ct fortement bait, il ar'apparence tres-simple
loFsqu'on lui parle. Les dts negres on, en-
porte tous leurs habits, CONSTANT en- leyites.
chemises ct pantalons neufs aussi des pan.
talons de cotonnads bleue ct gilets ct panta.
Ions de linsey. LIE Negro Edmund tachera
de Sc passer pour libre.
Quest Baton Rouge Z Juliet, 1912.
l6 Juliet. % C.. II. CHINN
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AU PUBLIC.
MOULIN A sCIE.

LIE soussigne, devenu proprietaire de cot
ttablIsseInent, offfe ses services, pour du
compliant, a toutes les personnes qui voudront
bien lui faire des commandes. II mettra an
tant de promptitude que de ponctualite a les
executor.
II Prevent en- meme temps. ceux qui dtsi.
reraient faire moudfe du nlais, qu'n sera in
cessamment pref a rernplir leurs ordres.
Is jaw. 40 +. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

La lettre suivante a etc adressee an Jour.
nal du Commerce de New. York
Messieurs les Editeurs--J'ai ecrita NOR
correspondent a Portland, Maine lie Is du
courant ct au jourd'hui 20, 10 viens de rece.
voir sa reponse ! La distance, alice ct re.
tour, ne compte pas moins de TOO miles.
Que diralent donc nos grands peres DAN
tel traiet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

JOHN ]. BURKE, Avocat, ayatit 4 taoi'
ga residences a Baton Rouge, offre fespet W.
eusenent lea services de 20 profession 'aa
public. Son bu,.ean est situe vis-aFsis "a
Maison de Cour.
20 j~anvier 0O
AMOS ADAMS, Avocat ct Conseiiiser
continue lexcrcice de "a profession dams 10"
cours di troisieme ct quatrieme dist eets lao.-
ciaires ct dams Ia cour supreme dc E'a..
Les aAaires c~oniees a SEES soins reGeV
lattention Ia plus assidue. II tent son o,@e
a Baton Rouge, encoignure des rues Bone
ct Church, ~vis.a-vis Ptg!ise catholiqne.
% ianyier %
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Conr des preuves--Paroisse d'Est Baton
Rouge.
-, =, : :; !, s s'''', .ss

NVSsf
La ~plaignante a declare ct prouvt l'etat
embarasse des ~affaires de son mari, ct de-
mande gu'elle ait administration personnelle
de tous SEES biens parapherna,ix maintenant
entire les mains dc son mari, ainsi qn'un ju-
cement pour la restitution des parties de ces
biens, qui ont 4te employees 4 Fnsage person
mel de son dit mari, il est dc plus prouvt que
les ~esclayes Charles, Dominique, Francois,
Cesar, Dennis, Alix, Hester, MInette ct ses
enfans Peggy, John OF sam, Eugene ct fills,
Victor, Lizzy, Teresa, Isabel, Old Hector ct
Rosette, ainsi que Lewis ct Celia, les enfants
de savary, sont maintenant entire les mains
dn defendant, ainsi que i'etendue de terrain
de 800 arpens, situee dams Ia ~paroisse d'E.st
Baton Rouge, gui fut ltgud a la plaignante,
par son p6re James Raoul, ct que le dtfen-
deur a reeu DIES ventes des biens de la plai-
gnante, les eonmes suivantes
Terrain vendu 4 Thos. Scott, 5000 90
Negro Gloucester sen1u i Debb, 1900 90
Mary ct son etfant " D r. Duer. 1000 90
Phillip A K. Uuer, 600 90
Celeste I" a r.. Dter, 100 90
Celia, d r. Duer, 600 90
Alley, 600 90
Fanny, 900 90
Gonevieye ou big Jenny ct %enfant,
vendus a R. Duer. 1000 90
Motto de cent cinquante actions dc \
banque de lUnion, 1000 90
Cheyaux. b~estiaux. meubles, &c. 1850 90
Tn eheval de selle, $50 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

ETOFFES EFT HABILLEMENTS
POUR NEGRES.
Les shnssignts v%iennent de recevor un
GRAND assortment d~'etofes ct habillemens
pour neeres, CONSTANT On kerseys, linseys,
Oznabures de ea+on ct doubles Lowells, quils
ofIrent a vendre 4 Isas prlx.
j.. H. II. +, PHILLIPS u co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.

cour du Troisieme District-paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23
LttcbReEd Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY C. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable above. To companies less than six,
81 IS per year, payable before. IS cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers win be discontinued until all arearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice of wish TO discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration of a year.
9TADvERTIsINe. One square. three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for one or more squares
Half square, IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, 125
Alcommuni sations must be POST PAID
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23
.TO TECE.

wv L. KIDDER gives notice that he has
w succeeded the late II. Kidder in the
preparation of the Conway Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention TO
the preparation of the following established
articles, the celebrity of which precludes the
necessity of a republication of the numerous
certificates now in the hands of the propri-
etor.
DIR. yebb's Liniment-In enlarged Bottles.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chill
blains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints,
&c.. The relief is immediate, and cures fire.
quently in tacsnty four hours, although of
years standing and thought incurable.-
Price 81 ID cents.
Relics Asthmatie or ConsumptiUe Pills.
Prices 25 cents Bor-give immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
Colds frequently removed in a fe,O hours!
Albion Corn Plaster.
This plaster never causes the least pain,
although it dissolres and draws the corn oul
by The rOols-but gives immediate ease as
soon as applied. Price Is cents Box.
Dumfries' Remedy for the Piles.
One of the best and most thorough rene.
dies known for this troublesome complaint
Price IS cts. for two Boxes, Ointment and
EIectuGrE or 81 l-2 cents for either where
but one is wanted.
Dumfries' Eye Water.
For Sore or Infansed Eyes-nothing known
gives such immediate and comfortable relie
and in some exceedingly bad cases, the mos
unexpected and desirable relief has beer
found in the use of this EYE WATER. ate
epery other remedy had failed. Persons Wit
have used it, pronounce it without hesitation
the best preparation for these complaint
they have ever me: with. Price IS CTS.
- Full and ample directions accompan,
each Of the above articles.
C Prepared from the Original NJ. s. Re
} cipe of Doct. w. T. CONWAY by w: |
KfDDER, immediate successor TO the LAT
) T. Kidier, by whom they are for sale at hi
! Counting Room. No. S6 State Street, corne
3 of Merchants Row, Boston. And also by h
!. special appointment, by Eli Mygatt. Danb'
5 nv, D. Smith & Co. New Haven, and b
!, Druggists generally in all parts of the I'm
y ted States-and at the sign of "DRUGS
n MEDICINES" Litchfield, CT, ly;
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23

/ TRANscENDENTALIsM.-M Pike, editor O
the Circleville Waterman, has transmitted
the following glowing description of his for
mer editorial labors, from the Washington.
an, temperance paper, published in Can.
ton, Ohio, the editor of which was his asso.
ciate at the time alluded to.
"Mr. like and l published a newspaper
in 1887 among the Miami Indians, in the
State OF Indiana. twas great partnership
that. We had two advance paying subscri-
bers, one of whom liquidated his subscrip-
ton with white beans, and the other with
saw-logs. Godfrey, the chief, took five CO.
pies, and couldn't read n word. Our paper
was called the Peru Forester, which being
printed in the woods, the title was appropri-
ate.
The town of Peru had many magnificent
names for its Streets such as Pearl, Broad
way, &c. which streets exhibited the anima-
ting and bustling spectacle of stumps, trees,
and weeds as high as mans head. The
stirring events which transpired in this in
terestlng city, imperiously demanded q
couple of chroniclers, and Pike and were
Mt hand to discharge that important function.
Pike wrote poetry, and I dipped considera-
bly, into State politics, and discussed in a
ieorr1rd manner every question of interest to
the few settlers and Indians. Pike was
queer fish. He had more irons in the fire
than any man ever knew.
Besides being an editor and printer, he
kept the Broadway Hotel, was Postmaster,
Justice ofthe Peace, Land Agent, Pettifogger,
Canal Contractor, Merchant, Overseer of the |
Poor, Painter, had been Schoolmaster, |
Day Laborer, was brought up a Quaker,
was twice widower, and the last time saw
him was Baptist, had his third wife, and
was an Auctioneer Most wonderful YER
satility. A Caleb Quotem in real life -
And now he is editor of the Circleville !
Who more fitted than he to
control the press or furnish his readers with
profound dispositions upon matters and
things in general? Who more capable than
he to write voluminous dissertation upon
small things! Success at
tend thee, friend Pike!''
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23

At Pi,,sburg, on Sunday week. Is dwsnings and o
slaughter house were destroyed by fire, and osasr
houses were Injured.
Bob. understand you are on cruise after DICK.
tn cowhide him. 'Yss-i am on ~Aa1iss sxpa-
dltlon.' H
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23

BurrALoEs.-Some Yankee has started q
live Buffalo speculation in the west. Last
summer he bought 80 live Buffaloes of the
Indians, taken BY them up the Missouri
They were kept on Gov. Duncan's farm in
Illinois last winter, and are to be taken to an
eastern market this spring. The same gen.
tlernan has an elk in the drove.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23

formulation in C0nnecticu4.-We see il sta.
led that the city of Bridgeport has resolved
10 refuse payment Of the debt Of S1500O(
for building Che Honsatonic Rail
road. We move that Bridgeport be annex
sd TO Missouri-and refer the subject 70 the
committee in ohr Legislature on the Stat
of the Union. Resolved positively. Tha
Bridgeport no longer belongs to Connect
cut. any how you can fix il !--Hart. CoGr.
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'ud1' III Tie Eastern DsIst of Pcnnsy vana. When
'e ilct was first announced. the rejection of the nom
nee was OF course attributed 10 tile Dictator" as Mr.
lay called for the purpose of mparug his influence
no The yeas aud nays, since published show that many
oil the Loco Focus voted against him. and several Wings
Ior him. las The Dictator any influence over Benton
IN Tins case the 'aiSity of the alleged D,ctaip prov
cd ~ the names of the Senators pro and con II is e
quay false on all occasions, though the proof is mol al
ways al hand.
The war between CIshur and Bolts con,inues-but
Is one 50 exclusively personal in its character and at
iectlng the public remotely that no interest is nov
lolt III H. Mr.. Boits's review OF Judge pshurs ad
dress aud testimony is mastery production. displaying
the peculiar powers Of the wrlcr-anayss and dssec
tion-very advantageously
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paSpSpEGBlis OF
TIE NOENTAkNEEEs.

IuNIE subscribers. having purchased the press type.
4 &c. vi the buchanan Commercial Journal. will
heuccto rwafd conduct the paper under the title o the
IN q L " 4 Il \ T. T. n -
They pedsc themselves is Use their utmoat oxorons,
render their paper useful and entertaining aud To merit
success II they do obtain IT, II will he their ohiect
to furnish their readers with the Ihcdl Miscellaneous ard
Political Intelligence of the day believing the oi
the Mig party be the OF the country, they will
labor with interchangeable assiduty, in defence Of Wing
prnc pies.
At the samcmo that Federal politics discussed. the
interests at onr State will not bo neglected. Fduca
ton. Commerce. Agriculture aud Internal Improvements.
will he zaously advocated and every luri made 10 pro
mote the prosperity and iorevivc the dropping oner9es
Of our Commonwealth.
With this hrel exposition Of the principles upon Which
their paper will be conducted the subscribers appeal Ia
generous public, Tor hcir patronage and support.
Wishing be Judged by their practice and not thcr pro
tssoS they deem any lengthy and elaborate pr,spe1,
unnecessary.
The "Nlountancer will be published weekly. (eyery
Thursday alTwo Dollars aud Fiily Gents per annnn II
advance III Three Dollars nj the end OF the year. NJ
subscription will be received Tor shorter time than IN
months aud paper will he discontinued (cNcopt at the
discretion OF the editors until all nrreapes paid
/ o. Communications addressed 10 the Editors, tpos
paid } Buchanan, Va. will receive prompt ationton
J. RICHARD IENEIllN,
NATHANIEL. &. SMITH.
n b. The "Mounlaincor' will be issued by the first
of April next.
buchanan March 3
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, COMM Nc NrED.
TEMPER ANCF REFORM IN BEDFORD

The I'D OF February 1872. was celebrated in liber-
~ Bedord County, by the Bedtard nian Temperance,
Society, with degree of aror and enthusiasm hecum
llg cause 50 important TO the interests Of the cnmu
nlty.
About halt past III O'Clock. A. NJ the Society formed
procession IN front of the Masons llall and marched
though MAN street 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church
where, alter the meeting had been opened with PRAYER
by the Key. Mr. Wand. the Rev. Edward Nulswortl
d'hNtrcd an address upon the subject oi Temperance
which, ior eoqucnee ability and force, unsurpassed
10y any We have have had the pleasure of listening Ia
we would do great Injustice To Mr. Wadswurth I,
give the slightest sketch of his address, and in Justice l.
him. shall therefore not attempt 1.-THE Church was
crowded IN every part OF IT, and his remarks Were listen
td 10 win an interest and pleasure that sub
siantla compliment his genius and talents than Am,
commentator could bcsiow in this communication
The Society Is gaining rapid accession to lis nnuhc
ct members every day. II has been in operation only
bout two months aud about 400 persons have suned tn,
pledge OF totm abstinence from all that inoNicaic
The trecmire Committee Of The Bettord taioa Tan
peralce Society.
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hen did any Democratic representative oil this
county exert more influence than MIR. 1oler " hen
dd any Democrat represent the interests of the county
with more zeal and ability A few years aco. the Dem
"ratc party had the county in their own hands, and
st' Their own men 10 the Legislature Where are the
proofs of Their influence. and the monuments OF then WIS
dom Echo answcrs,-,rkere Ii mistake not an,,
oi the most talented members OF The editors pary rep
resented this county in 1855, when n prop sitiun was
made 10 construct rail road ifum lNnchbnrg 10 the
tennessee line Why did not that genilcman obtain
hshoon for the people oil ynchburg and the South west
Yet We are told thai Mr.. Tocr cxeris no influence
because his efforts 10 the passage the South
western Rail Road Bill in which lynchbury was So
much interested. Session ago. failed u SUCCESS.
u then Mr. Tolcr were sci aside. have any rrason
TO believe that the interests Of Nnchurg and the South
west would he noreiahully guarlcdor sedulansy main
tanned None, whatever. Unless then we are SIRE of
being benefited. had better let well enough"
lone That VIZ Tocr has excrted himself indeialpahl,
IN support Of the welfare of this section of the STATE
can deny lie has proved himself To be man of indus
Try ana energy ho had rather act than a aud who
prefers the good Of his the success o his party,
Ills constituents have tried him. and found HIM good
aud faithful public servant. and therefore solicited HIM 10
become candidate Tor election confident that their
interests could be safely ntruslcd il moi more So to his
hands, than To any other individual Let us not then
10 seek To promote the success of PARTY by deeNing
merit. rat J,stid r,aM coelum. Ut S'TICE.
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r.Ns =. ::
OlsIIllAI lY.

Died, at his residence in Cumberland county Va on
the morning OF the l1h ult., after pruactrd ucst
OF many months. the Rev JNo kinkp,rgicK for FL
years and upwards the Jealous aure in that part Of hi>
masters vineyard. dispensing the words ol eternal lfo
with thrilling and lmpassionrd cloqucnco that stopped
the sinner IN hsonwad course. awokc mp the snmhrrinp
aud the luhewann, and gave life and ENERGY 10 his
hearers
-, on Thursday, the 18th u. aftcra long pain
III and lingering spell of four months. Mr.. WILLIAM
Roach. at his residence in Campbell county ltavnr a
son aud large number of friends To mourn his death
Inc IIinNiut ,,cporter 49, tUpV
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zACkll'E SEATS.


h, " nov line oi Packet Boats. which We pr,meeit
~ The public should run from l.yncl,buru 10 Rich
nond are nov complete, and hive commenced theft ~.
ular rnns from those pacta. Tho EMPRESS, Cap2.
iovony -and SWAN. Capt. Campbell, will leave
Richmond ON TUESDAYS, Thursdays and SATURDAYS al
ooclock. \. NJ, and leave Iynchhurg tho same dave
nj 2oeock j. NJ. arriving at the above places IN the
alternate evenings ScottsyiNc, both ways In
the morning.
90 Passengers eoing North or South from Rclnondi
Will arrive IN time for tho rail road arranyeiuen,--vui
those 9nng West or Southwest from l.ynchbhfri kfn
Ind good Coaches 10 carry them on without detenti, n
fof further PARTICULARS, apply 10 Mr. J. J. Fsris IN
lchmond at our Office. termination Of OH street. on ih4
North side OF the Basin. the Bar Of any ii the H0-
tells, or To Mr.. u. r. Curtis, our agent in IynchbuW.
MS office will be found the street leading 10 I'M
hfidgr attached To Dnan. kinnier & Co.'S 1.umheS
i'oSe Where we have erected sign and bell, Al the
bar oi any ol the Hotels. Oar landings Mt both placca
are very superior, easy Of acccss and free from mud. ,
Having been pnlronzcdb by the public 50 much voud
our expectations during the time the ESprras ffutH
Neo''ssllle 10 clmond. would here ackhoy frdVc
cur sincere thanks 10 them for their liberal patronage.
Having taken great pains aud spared M expense IN
fitting mp the Swan. (Which Boat is priounced ly MANY
gontlomcn 81 ynchburg To have been fitted IN III ~
PRIOR slye,) aud procuring experienced, st,Sdy and.
gcnicnanly Captains tocommnnd them and establishing
the fare through the whole line NJ EIGHT DOLLARS
trust that the public will, they have DONE eousiu
ne Ia paronze aud on part promise not 10 r.
lax IN our cNcrlons 10 please
BLAIR, SIlEplIERDSON, TuTWIIER K CO
Feb. II II il
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NOTICE..

TNNlF subscribers intend 10 close their present bushes,
y and In effect this Object more speedily. they are
business, in this place, good bargain, in thsis
STOCK OF GOODS, which is we'll selected, though
moi very large. and consists mostly Of Staple Goods.
Wonvite thosc wishing tabuy cheap stock Of Goads
to call and ns.
We will commence from this day to sell 1t retail. q
such prices will inevitably insure sacs and the very
reduced rate NJ which weslaA offer Goods will maks u
necessary tha sell exclusively for cash ncgotiabls
paper
Those owing accounts will rer.Dlect they fall due
the Isl of February md we hope they will not fail " ell
and settle HUNT 4 WARD.
Jan. 81 f0
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Pleasure GiNcVursiOU.

-. a. The swlI, Packet Boat w A n, will
r--- leave landing, on M'':aay next. al
one O'Clock and proceed TO The .vnbned Locks and re
turn Il, Il O'Clock distance of % miles Fare, dol
lar for Children under II years Of age half
price No charge for Iados.
4 RLND or .iTUSfC provided for the OCCASION
BENZ. II. CURlS, Agent.
Nnrrli Z II
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SlITON'S LOTTERY AND EN-
CHANGE OFFICE.

RDFRSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing SIXTY 1TIOt=
SAND DOLLARS Tor the comparatively IN
fling oi TWENTY will please bear IN mind thai the
safe takes place the lqh OF March, and shall
select some FANCY NUMBERS in thus AlOS1
BRILLIANT LOTTERY. we suggest early appll
r choice Tickets. II has become extremely fash
ionabie among oery Vendors distribute pf,z,s; aud
as have subscribed TO the fashion, resolved 10
follow II up closely
BELOW ARE SOME or TIE SCHEMES FOR
MARCH.
JJRGLNLl UELLSBURG DOT1ERT, Class
No. =. To be drmrl al Richmond. on .'Iouddg The
IN Of .Ndct. and result rcctircd on he On Of March.
Capital Prize $4,000,
Prize 1.OuO-2, OuO-I .i,2S-ln OF .OWD-2O Of $50
So Of luO-,l6of 5O-56 OF so - Of 2O-22.6 o
l2-}oso Isl OF 2nd Nos lo-3osO 3rd OF !th Nos, s
~ 10 all other single Nos, ;.
t6 Nus-and 10 drawn out.
Tickets s., Halves . 30; Quarters | -.