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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

1T lie lecteur vera cue la correspondence
.ssivante a rapport a la lettre du Dr.. Scott qu'
a paru dams notre numGro du 4 courant. La
ealomnie emise par lie "Jeffersonian,'' ct SOU
tenue par lie docteur, nous ssnble victorieuse-
ment %refutee.
Pour la Gazette de Batoa Rouge.
Mr.. HUEsTos:
Monsieur Je me trouve fores de NE pre-
center devant le public pour defendre ma re-
~putation ct moR honneur, qui ont etc attauues
dams mn Tunsero du rJeffersonlan,'i public a
Ia Nouvells Orleans, par Mr.. Rust; ~laeuelIe
.attaque a Gu lieu dams les eernes suivans
."Il est gras, nous en- convenons car, pendant
pres de yingt ans, II sest nourri des NETS sue
culens qui lui ont etc ser7is par l'etat; il Sc
RAFT encore bien plus gras 81 rhororable sena-
teur de cs district ~n'avait.p pas expose ses NAL
vcrsations, atm que sa nomination. fit reletea
par lie Ssnat."
A f'effet de me defendre contre l'imputa-
ton de malversation mise en- avant par le Sc
snaseur de eette p~aroisse, a lepoqne 0'annse
1887 on lie senat ne confirma point ma nomi-
nation, ct pour fxer ~f'opinion de certaines an
tres personnes qui pourraient stre dlsposees a
rs-ster cette accusation, le soumets a vos lee
Sfs Ia correspondence s~uivante .avec .rhon.
NJ. G. Penn, ct une lettre du Or. r. w. Wal
sker, rapportant une conversation entire lui et
9'honorable Joseph E. Johnson: lie premier,
seastsuT Gee paroisses de st. Tammany, Ii
yiRgston, Ste. Helene ct Washington lie Sc
cond, senateur des paroisses d'Est ct de Quest
Feliciana. ct qni Fun ct l'autre donnerent
Ieyr vote contre ma nomination. Je soumets
de. plus ma correspondence ayec Mr.. Franc is
Gardsre, tresorier de l'etat, dams ~l'espoir que
ces differences pieces seront parfaitement en-
harmonic avec les idees genereuses des
hommes Justes ct e~ciaires-
Js suis respectueusement rosre trss-obtis-
SAINT serviteus.
.Le 6 JUN ls42. JeHs BuHBzR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
Efaa de In Louisiana.

Efat de la Louisiana,
Cour da T'roisitmc District-Paroissc
DIST Rdion Rouge.
Banepe de Cite de Ia Nile. Orleans, }
James II. Allison ct femme.
En- vertu dun ordre de aaisIe ct de vente
lance dams lie process ci-dessus, adresse au
sheriff de Ia p~aroisse DIST Baton Rouge, i
sera exposaen Rcnte pahltqus,
SAMEDI, . juliet proclaim.
a. Ia maison De cour de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, commencant a 10 heures dn niatiB,
tous les droits;, titrea. intkrets ct pretansions
des defendeurs dams ct a la prophetic ~ci-apres
dGcrite, ~sagoir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre stsiie tans eette
paroisse, contenant quatre cent yingt ,aFpens,
plus on raetns, horne au nord PAL terres de
Nine. Cassandra Written, a Test par Ia ri
Were Lmite, ar sud par les tetres de Nine.
Montgomery, e. a logest par eelies de Nine.
White, avec toutes les batisses ct aneliora-
tons gui sly tFouvents. de plus, les e~sclaves
suivans; Amy, negrease agee de trente ana,
ct Nell age a'enyiroR Vingt-trois ans.
.Sa;si pour satiafaire lie %iugement, int6rtts
ct fraIs dams Il process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant. sans
eValsstion. L. G. MORRIS,
28mai. 10 Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

QvARr5ER-G GENERAL, 1ieme Regt. I'd. L..
Baton Rouge, s JUN 1912. {
ORpe La commission &c Colonel du lie
regiment, Sine brigade de la rnilice de la Lou
isiane, etaflt expiree depuis lie Ter de ce mois,
copformement a Ia Eection 81 de IA loi de
1912 sur la milice.
Une election psur rempIir Ia dite Eacanee
aura Lieu au bureau du Marie de Ia vile de
Baton Rouge, lie Samedi Is du c%onrant, entire
ONE heures do rnatin ct deux heures de
Papres-midi, sous la Precedence du major Wm.
B. Robertson, Inspector de Brigade.
Par ordre de G.. s. Rousseau, brigadisr-g6-
neral, commandant la Seine Brigade de la Nj
lice de la Louisiana.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
1t. Col. du lie regt. milice de ID lie.
Il iutn. Is It
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RARQucHE A YENDRE.

A has prix pour du compliant la d.te ba-
rouche est propre pour TN gu deux ehevsux,
eeux qui en- auraient beson feront blen de
s'ppliqaer aussitts que possible a
ii JUN. IL hEEUEh q &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
4 DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAEoIssE p'EsT 1Aron Rover.

PAEoISsE EST BATON ROUGE.
En- vertu dune proclamation de son excel
lenre lie Gouverneur de Pstat de la Louisiana,
en- date du 5 %coufant, me election sera tenue
dams cette paroisse, lie premier Lundi de JUL
let prochai1 ct les deux jeurs %suiyans. SAVIOR +:
Pour III representant al Congress, du Sc
cond district congressienreE
Pour un senateur pour lie district &c Baton
Rouge,
Pour deux reprssentans de Ia paroi-se d'Est
Baton Rouge a FAssemhlee Geacrale de
Petat.
Eft pour IN Gouverneur dc i'ttat de Ia Lou
isiane.
L.'eIecfson sera t.2ue lie premier iour i Ia
naison de feu lie gen, Townsend aux Plains.
ct a la na.ison de James S. Wlllis.1Manchac i;
lie second Ala maison de James Forbes. sur
Sandy Creek; ct lie 3me a Ia maison de. cour.
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge.
Au meme temps Ell lleux on dot fare appel
au bon sens DIES habitansde retat achievement
a la necessite ct Ia CONVEYANCE de convoquer
une convention pour amender La constitut on
% mai 16 CHI. TESTER, P.L.
CONRAISsEMENTS a vcndre d l,impri-
meria lie &c tournah
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AVIS.

Mr.. y. SANGER inforr,e ses amis ct le pub
lie en- general sn'il occupe une des maisons
neuves, rue Lafayette, lie lieu Oh etait Fam
cienne imprimerle st eg'il tient ct tiendras I'M
grand assortment de MAReHANpIsEs sEcHEs,
quiz vendra d bas priv pour du compliant.
N. B. II recevra dams peu de jours un as
sentiment c~ouipiet, convenable a Ia salson.
IL JUN. Is
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour de Paroisse-paroisse DIS. Baton
Rouge.
Peter Langlurne
VI. ji319.
Iosena r. Cavaps.


En- vertu dun alias ordre de fieri facias
lance dams 10 process ci-dessus ct adfesse an
sheriff dc Ia paroisse sus-dite, il sera expose
en- vente publique,
SAMEDI, lie 2 Juliet proclaim;
4 Ia maison de cour, dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a fheure habituelle dez a%en'es, tous
les droits, titres. interets ct prttentions du
defendeurs, dams ct q la ptopr.ate e~i-apres
dtcrite, saYeir
IN lot ct .delni de terre aitue dams cette
partie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge arpente par
teu 4. Grass, ct d6signe dams lie d t plan par
no. deux ct demi nord de LOT no. 3, dams l'ilet
no. 2, avec les batisses ct authorizations qui
sly trougent.
saisi poar sa~tisfsire lie iagem9ni, intefat Of
frais dams le process ci-dessus.
Conditions de ia Verte--eomptant.
L. C. MORRIS,
% mai 10 Dep. Shfrit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

EIE- fIkGENt, Ie ~ MAJ IS4-.
Monsieur lie Jefersonian, journal public a
Ia NoureIle Orleans, a Feeemment public IN
article ,injurieux pour mon honneur ct ma mo-
ralite, dams lequel on represente que ma no.
mination a la place de sheriff de la paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, a etc, dams lie temps, re-
ietee par lie Senat, pour avoir etc accuse de
malversation par lie senateur dc cote paroisse.
Connie yous aver, a eettc spoque, Ell yotre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE D'Esr FEL1clAsI.
william T. Hanna ct al.
Ts.
Robert Greenwell.
James Holmes,
vs..
lie meme.

En- vertu dun ordra dc fer facias lsnca
dams les process ci-dessus par J. c. White. IN
juge de pax dams ct pour ia psroisse d'Est Fee
~licians, adresse au shGrifde Ia p~aroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, TAI saisi ct exposerai en- vente
p~uhlIaur, lie 2 Juliet proclaim, esant e pre-
mier Samedi dams le dit nsois:aa IA mason de
cour, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, commen-
cant a II benses tous les droits iitres in
terats ct prsteHsions De William I'll. Green.
well dams ct a Ia proprIete suirante, earoir:
Uns certaine negresse nominee Harriet.
5gGe a'scviron q~uatorze ans.
Saisi pour satisfaire lie Placement dune ohIi-
CATION a douze mos, pour laqueise Robert
Greenwich est principal! ct William II. Gregg
well s~ccurit6, avec les :nte rets Ell ffais.
Conditions De IA vente-compsant sans eva.
~IHation. {. C. MORRIS,
22 mai, IS Dep. Sheriff.
yENTE a L,ESCAN.
Il sera venlu par lie juge soussigns sx-ofT-
clio ~encanteGr,
LtNDE. - ;uin pyoeheir.
a 10 haures du naat!n. sur Ihahltation de ST.
L.ue gtcard, dams cette paroisse, une portion
dun raaeau de cypress, contenant IL arbres.
arrete en- derive par Mr.. N~lliensaye lie EIane,
lie 20 du eourant.
Condtions-au cematant.
L. FAyRoT. TT,
| Quest Ratoa Rouge, II mai, II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

CANriDATs-Ponr ls congress: John Buhler,
ct John B. Dawson.
Legislature &c FEtet. stnat; Genl. Joseph
Eernard, c. w. Combs Chambre, r.. W.
Newport, Morgan Morgan J. NJ. Elan ct
Genl. John DevenpoIs.-Ouest Baton Rouge,
S. M. D. Clark ct +. a. W~oodse-tberuiAe,
(Senatl, $. Hiriat ct Zenen jabauve.
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LOUISIANA.

Cour du 'Qtattierne Observation-Disclosures dc
0t'est Baton Roage.
Hall, Blake T. Co.
vs.. No. G92.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10
COOKIES COMPOUND SYRUP or RIcHU,
For Grarel, Chronic DISEASES Of The Badder ana
Irinory ORGANS, Rrtsntion or Iaconitaenee

Of triRc, DC.
,,rcUt- ne medicine long been employed IN many dis
ID by the Cape OF Good Hope ne re-
Eus and Physicians observing that II had de-
rL sn,cIal action on Urinary Organs, introduced II INTO
tr urar;;re If Gravel Chronic Cata ni lie
U,ddrr and of The Prnsate, rrientcn or IN
con;inrncc of Urine &c. and from their recommendations has
,try been employed Europe aud America with decided ef-
feet, in similar cases , t
on If the syrup oag crirbrated On thu Continent o
Europe Iurtc aad has lately bcen introduced" WIN com
BItGn Germantown
remedy for Irritation Of the Bladder.
DESTROYS uf presenting the Medical Profession preparation
IL lhnsr aes in concentrated FORM
induced To enter into series
of yperncns resulted conviction, that Tue
Couanund offered VIII be found the most convenient
form medical Use.
DirrctiGns far
An adult should take easnonnsiu three times DAY ~ "
fall Of drinking freely during us u.s. !" NY
tea, other muca.in"us drnk-the lhh! 10
either diminished o increased little, according 10 It's
In some be necessary 10 Intrnt us use
cases known by there being greater secretion {" oe
previous the of The remedy the contrary heie 9
deficient either dHend,h nun pun, ~
should he discontinued for two three DAY anu TIC"
resumed with advantage. Ill;
Children may take the medicine IN doses propoohcu " ~
are,&c r.. ,o,,, ,,o II
l Since Introduction Of this article few years ago.
has been by number OF Physicians III warrior
with the most beneficial resus anu W"
ducad from those uSrd successfully As nc hoeS no"
think publication Of them likely to be I" any
are and would simply request those VINO heI
remedy kind Try and approve or condemn, ACCORDING
the result. - .-.... . .,,x ",
io' Sa' sAML. E. DOVE.
-, S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

VALUABLE YORK RIVER landau AUCTION.
TN the County Court of Clarke, oi h
April 1872 shall SELL Wednesday, 18th June next, 10 the
highest bidder public auctiun that valuable tract at an III
York county called belonging To the estate OF Tho
mas II. Burwell, deceased.
This il Gmir miles from williamsburg and hes
throughout its whole Queens creek The lave
Aremy which the principal landing being IN ul view q"
York than mile distant This convenience he
the shipping of produce, affords iac
eIcrcd situation York River, Tor procuring
quantity which be csired either for or for salt q"
the Oysters the world. The extensive collections 81
points the shore n The creek, tor
rr every where 10 be- found on The land, afford
exiaus of Improvement of the soil
The lrc contains j and 2'j0 acres About eo3
acres are cleared portion of which is land OF the nes
quality There n field 81 of clover aiow, 10 be
put IN wheat next FALL $50 =, 49,,
There are small comfortable dwelling houses on the land
with the necessary servants houses, stables, &C.
The sale will take place on the premises. ,
The terms third of the purchase money IN cash. le
remainder annual instruments with interest iron
tr day of sale by drcd n trust the property
Further particulars, if desired may he obtained from Robert
Saunders, Esq, in William. burg
FRANCIS Il. WHITING, Commissioned
~ b. The cash payment may deferred To Isl January NEXT
drsrr; purchaser IL note Tor the same hee"l'e
in either banks R mnnd. vi endorScrs Approved ny
The being calculated from r day oil sale
+. Is. w, Commissioner
a., IN l-tl.Je
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

.T,. Horse Shoe for saie the An Of .iugmSt.
as rnuRsD the h day Of next August shall offer on
" az premises, by public auction 10 ne inquest pdt,' ~.
s. Farm Ain, bend al the Robertson river, III tn
m o. Culpep~r the mills OF r. T. Willis, and within
,l of Orange Court house. IL contains. by recent
as acres 1 of which cleared One half At least al
srrd land Is tine grounds, and The hill land scarcely
,,aL- II Is m healthy ot Virginia, IN state OF
movement and finely adapted the growth OF corn,
r,e and tobacco Il has an ordinary wooden dwelling
M ,,li i've apartments. The wood land = detached rom
- land hut IN. of dwelling house from
, ~ n, rsoi ouly about and Ray miles atd
,l very level The cleared land Is enclosed al but
Of The distance least IL bounded by the Robertson
ed lnn rivers which, by the owners oi the lands On t!e
~ b, ,te. * regarded ~ n natural fence much question
a.. ,ui,.r farm in the of Virginia. IN market,
...,..u, more advantages To the Agricultural.
t.rs nf sale VIII hone fourth cash, the remainder IN
al annual inStamen,,, carrying rtcreSs from the day oil
The deferred payments IN be secured by bonds, win ap
4l security. and deed of trust on the premises
.''' GEORGE MORTON
p, .i;cc !ure g-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10
STRATTON'S OFFICE,

nRAvING Of Mouonsaia Lottery No IS. May 18th:
~ 20 4G 10 - - IL % ~ IL II AZ ] SO lG.
Ticket - - co. prize Of 81 900 Both sold and paid by
DO do. 10 IS -, do. 100 STRATToN.
Drawing Of Icrsblrg Lottery, No. 81 May 18Th:
- IL 81 - ~ III o. II IS III II ~.
Ticket, Nos 1t 81, another Capital sold and paid hy
sTRarTOS.
Drawing oc Mononcalia Lottery. No. &C. Extra, May ls,h
- ~ - ~ - t3 I'll 80 II 20.
Ticket Nos 10 )! lsl, prize of 500, sold and paid y
STKArToN.
Drawing of Iresbarr LOTTERY Extra No 81, May 81:
IG 19 "a - 70 81 - ~ Il 81 ~ III - ~.
Ticket Nus. - - -, prize OF $3.50.
above Capitals sud and paid In lnnr days by
the all przc-Sccr . - "a ipN.
as 80 II | ~ 20 3 "a - ~ - 81 - u.
Whole Ticket Nos 80 - H. prize oI 500, sold mud paid ~
STRATToN
Tro Tousaad Dollars for Fifty cems!
Draw ing Of Monungal:a Lottery, No 81 May 2th
Is Ga ~ Al - ~ 6s q 80 | - 10 Is.
Half Ticket Nos 4 -, the highest capital prize OF s 900
Also HALF Nus. 80 IS -, All in Lottery sold aud paid
Do do 80 80 81 by the all pri1e-sr.lr sell, ,,,.
.fnother Pri:c,
Drawing Of Virginia iiononsaa Lottery, No %, Extra, May
e. 81 Is IS 47 sc ~ u C 10 81 Is.
Whole Ticket Nu. Ii Al Gl prize Of $3.50, sold and paid
bv STRATTON.
Sill .lnothcr!
Drawing nf Monongaiia Lottery, Glass G. May 2stl:
II ~ II : 80 ~ - ~ ii q! y?
Ticket - 81 ~ prize Of $500, sold and PAID hy
Splendid Schemes every week Tickets and Shares IN the va
rios Lotteries aud the Lucky Nos for sale IN ir greatest va
Iiriy ly the all prizr-seler SINAI wv.
SIay3 Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10
West Fall, May IL. 1870.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TINE subscriber il constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufcorv Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and pam
piano Foes possessing The latest improvements and that
decacy Of otone, so peculiar 10 'he ha
nufactIre .. .J N,s;.,,
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments ana Musical
Merchandise in general. -.
Piano repaired tuned, let on hre anu taken " G."
change. .,.,,,
Tho ,,,s, co,econ of Music ever offered for sale in this
State NAV be selected FROM of the susnoer VINO
enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia and New YORK "hoesa
and retail prices. 49, ..-,, 800, .o,.,
Those purchasing to sell again will he furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the STATE r.,,op
' 59-wl2mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

g,EN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the James River
K,na n, Conuanv about the last Of March, Negro men,
James Rem Moses Tom James hired of Merweiher
Ioe -, Iln,v,r and has Mr.. James Lyons, near
Rirhmonde Is about o. age, feet inches high,
no marks recocced Ben and Moses We're hired Of MIS-
very black his ears have perforated for rings he has wife
At Joseph Winsrd's Hanover, about feet inches nlshm
Nos,s about fee, inches high, brown complications 10
wears Of are and j, understood he can rte very we-e was
hired las wear by Col Saml Myers Of Richmond and Is more
feel inches high complexion, hired o Mrs Elizabeth
Wnscd Of Hanover The above reward VIII be gwen Tor rat
iy.yeb n, ,nt William Richardson, III Richmond, or
Ia r. b. Ayres at Dover secured III Jail so we get them
May %
nv The Wing will copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, hcHMosp, FrB 9TH, 1872
virtue of resolution adopted by the General Assembly o
ID Virginia, the it'll day Of February, 1912, do hereby give
notice all having claims the State of Virginia n
Revolutionary land bounty their heirs assigns 10 present te
adjustment before the LIT day Of March, 1885, or snc
claims considered and held he void
claims of such officers and soldiers were returned To
Board War the close Of the entitled Ia land bonny
5. II. PARKER, Reg l.. Once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

Cheap Boots and SHOES selling of for Strty days
THE subscribers will SELL from their large and superior STOCK
Of Boots and Shoes fur the next 30 or G0 days preparatory
taking with view nf going North 10 lay IN an
entire Stock all Of the stock hand, nj such re-
duced prices will sales aud enable us IL make ch
changes business before the FALL when we intend Ia 90
exclusively cash business being fully persuaded oil lis de-
cded advantages both the buyer and seller
J. L. WATKINS & CO.,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers
Opposite the Ruins Of the late Eagle Hotel.
June Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

NOTICE TO BUILDERS-seaed Proposals will be received
ny lie Board of Directors of the Eastern Lmnac Asylum I'M
,he ht July for the construction Of Brick tuildng w
ret ny 80 and two stories high besides the basement plan
and particulars may he obtained application the subscribers
no. McCANDlLSH,
h. TUCKER,
g. r. BRIGHT,
RIO. SAUNDERS.
williamsburg GOTH Apri 1872 ll9-tlJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10
.ra.,,S If the Richmond Enquirer.

~ - =. s,s.ed three reeS during the SESSION
= t,tart and geek darrg the rest Of the year
.'.' Nl's 80 FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
p,,l,r. p,- sunam, and Three Dollars for SIX months
y We 70 be- pad tht Office, RENTED ny mall post
81 81" ,,o,. r,r snnum Al the end Of the year.
j. a. 80. oice We RENTED per man, In goou anu
y ~ ~ ,,rs nj The risk OF the Editor; tte postage et al
n,,S sy N, yrcrs.The postage Of single letter
any account 10 the Writer. IL Is the accnhuat." :"
,,.nslv- business, whth operates as serious TAX
viii ray for nine papers, anaraly' shall have the
81 III .-4;H' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,,. - xtern Ines less Urst lSefl"', -
.lH; .iAncc, ~ GEMS n;.s ,,, n h. al vance
;'5 ..i.t,,..ry references, Ia insure execution
,,b,s. aAsedtSIu. may amount 10 Sioo per ahnu" q
teH A., M, Il, al ~ per ana IL So. OF ~ per cent
Mn. earnest solicitation oi >cNeru OF our cry in"
- .;n.i >, TAX. a limited number OF yearly adVer
& In, - a ,c. her unnecessary To say any thing IN
s4v,ntlccS likely To result thereironl 10 the Who're
% =. sl.rare crrcg!l'ioR of our paper IN the coon-
" g "a, IN. ilc that annual advertisement, twice u
a, mug, ~ er>rg paper, anu once week III eoerg o,
such advertisers Will he strictly tmea, however W m
card m out ccneral terms -and To S'ns!e aa'et,e'
r ,nr.t nav pro for an enlargement heyohu t"e
h tey shall the privilege o. chans'ns lnci' aa'e'-
,,,,.n \ they please without any additional cost.
r. t,o.rrg are the terms Of annual adrefitsemsats;
-, ,0m''' 10
twice week, 40
7,..se quarterly. ., ,,hs,ay.
III lsttries and Marriages from, the country whenever
s handwriting unknown AZ thus oiee must ne au.hc'
ia the niosation otthe Postmaster III the neshhcfn"ou
r. vain no case Published every measure, IN" ma
n to prevent mpo>itons and Iuxzrs mas proved heteo
,4y,inr-We must therefore, insist III s,ch case upoi
npnical,on hen. certified ~ the OF the POSTMASTER
..,.- ss a.. back If the lt,tsr.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

Monty DOLLARS REWARD-For my Negro man, Cary,
who abscondrd on the 18th April last Cary NJ" To say
black yecwishe Is under mannG H. nras'
If large hone and muscle ~ and - years oa ne mas
scar ON the right side of his neck but believed 10 pc on '"e
occasoned from Using Mae chill
vor gel employ shoemaker, since ne mas oet con
bin. the last years, and Is fond oil i9 ur nc Is "
mol neer speaks quick when spoken To- anu seneray Steps
.itk wh hi toes CONSIDERABLY turned out lie haa on oe
l! purple leans coat and leans pants not coloed lie may
hay, exchanged them :. ,, $50, r. ,,,;.
S,t nm, lya.d Ia nr nj West Fall, in Cum erdnd county;
viii pye sl5 if taken in this Stale and delivered me- or
confined jail, that eel him again rro, coonu,S
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10
Feb. g


rV,kOY FEMALE SENINARYIn This Institution the school
vi IL weeks, divided INTO two terms ut - week
EACH the commencing first Wednesday of March, the
which vacation Of six WEEKS the other commencing
the third "Wednesday of Sepcmhe at tile close oi winch Is VA
cation Of two weeks -
neced herewith, is s2oo per annnm An additional ene
and the other ornamental branches OF female eau
where fixed sum is preferred $3.50 per annun' on
half the commencement oi each ic' WIN he
and pupil will entitled To all the advantages oil me III
stituuu. :,
Pupils may period Of the tcrm and are required to
nav only fro.i the time ef entrance.
This furnishes all possible facilities for horoueh
If useful aud ornamental education The principals are
assisted ny eighteen professors and Teachers
Extensive annually delivered by roies
sors Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Geology Botany, Aso
nomy, Cunchoogy and Elucution.
lr furnished with library valuable apparatus
and experiments in the Natural Sciences, wen
selected cabinet Of minerals aud Shells maps, charts GLOBES III"
drls, &C. 80,
The French department under The charge of Professor John
p Edwards NJ who the advantage Of uniting
tiorug nf beth the French and English ans'ass
ln- of an English family, aud Paris, and educard ~
Polytechnic Schno The rapid III his pupils a'o'u
the best evidence OF his snpeo abilities teacher
The pupils received into the family Of the prIncpa'. IN
which every is made for their physical educalo
Improvement of their manners and morals ir ncu
pvatc rooms EACH the Of the fourteen irar
teachers and that of experienced nurse being among ho "
the young ladies.
The advantages this the result Of the aecunu
lated Of the twenty nne of IT. onward progress
Circulars containing particular Information be obnn
ed by application To the PRINCIPALS Iohh IL " hifu a"u
Willard Troy, ~ y.
BENJAMIN MARSHALL President.
ions D. WILLARD, Secretary.
Mayer and Recorder of Troy ~, * o W1,rs,
Stephen Warren, Robert u. Sliihah'
Richard p Hart, James wallace,
las. Van. Schoonhover, l.e Kny mo WI
JnI,n Paine Griffith T. Grhth,
George B. Warren c,ou. jon" + ousnNan'
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II7ANTED A. thi. Office a. an Apprentice the Printing H.
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