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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
EIAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Conr dn Iroisieme District, Paroisse dist
Baton Rouge.
Amasa Read,
gs. No. uH3.
John C1avle.

JOHN bdyIE.
En- vertu dun writ DE- feri faciaa adresse
au sheriff de Ia paroisse d'Fst Baton Rouge.
par rhenorable conr IN tro,sieme diatrict dams
ct pour Ia paroisse sus-dste, il sera vendu en-
vente publiqie,
MERCREDI, 6 avril proclaim,
a la majson de ceur dams la vile de Baton
Rouge, a l'heure habitue!le des ventea, tols
les droits, tires, interats ct pretentions dn de-
fcndeur, a la propriete ci-apres dscrite, viz
TN certain moroccan de terre situe proche h
vile de Baton Rouge, arec tontes les basisre ]
ct amelioratlons qui s'y trouven.s contenart
singt-et-nn arpens, plus OF moinsS borne er
nord parR Boyd. a Fest par Monee t, gu as'i
par Hernandez ct par lie chemin condHisant de
cette vile A phabitatlon du Gen. Bernard.
Aban4onne par lie defendeur, John Gayle,
pour satlsfaIre au ingement, ntterats ct frats
dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions de la vente--12 mois de credit.
l.. c. NORRIS,
Is mars $ Derute Sheriff
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1ae. f..
ipibIi)5 I}t PAIN.

FHxc par lc mare pour Ia 4amaine siiyartr.
Ia fafIge stant i, - p Ic bartl, IS oncea dc
Pan ponr 1ix sot,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
A AVIS.

HNI5.
I'ernp|aeement du marche any legumes
sera vendu a Ia Halle. SAMEDI 2 ayriI pr.-
chain, pou, lie tcfaae dun an. d dater du q du
dit inois.
Condltions-Sz et iouza MOS De credit en-
hillets endosses a satisfaction et paYabies Ell
hanqpe. SAM'L SKOLFIELD,
ii mars Secretatre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-02
16 mars 1912.
ET1T DE la LOUISA Ne.
Conr dN Troisifmc Uistricf-EMoisse
dEa Bdton Rouge ,
Gates & Malta. svndtca

CoMr M 1roisi6mc Uistricf~-Puroisse
dEa Baton Rouge
Gates & Malta, syndtcs
vs.. ,n
Francis Ncph'er and ""''
Robert Beafe.
En- vertu dun writ dc ficri fariaa a1rea-6
au sheriff dc In p~aroisse DIET Baton Rourn,
par Honorable 3our du trotsietne district 1ud,-
clare inns ct pour la ,aroisse suahte, j ser4
expose Ell vente publiguc,
MERCREDI. 6 ayrtl proclt1in.
i Ia maiaou dc cour, dams Ia vile DC Baton
Rouge. a rheure habituelle dcs yentes, Iott4
les dro,ts, iltres Ell prtteniions DE- Francs
Nepllcr, III des dtfcndeurs dana Ie T,roces E
desstis i IL proprittt cl-apres deer,te:
Tn murceai dc terte sIine dans cette pa.
roisse, i environ hut miles dc la vile n.
Baton Rouge, avec tontes les batisEes ct amt =
lIoratons gui s'y trouvent, confcnant deus
cents arpcns plus Oh MONS, borne au nord por
DIES torres vacantes, il l'nuest par ferrcs eide
want reclam'es par +. Htranlt, All sud pr
Ward e. Richardson, ct a Test par terres dc
E1awes.
Abandonuc par lie dit dtfendeur pnur safis-
fare le Iugen,ent, ~inttrets ct fraIa dams -
process ci~dcssIs.
Conditions de Ia v%cnte-~l2 mos DE- credit.
J.. c. NORRIS,
Is mrs Dep Sheriff
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Henry Hudson.
Writ d,. fict, facias

Writ dt fcti Farias.
En- pertu DIM writ de- fl. fa. i MOI addresses
par l'hoporabie rotr lie district de- Ia paror4se
dOuest Feliciana, Etat dc Ia Louisiana, II scr.
cxfoses en yenie publiqne.
LuNDl, 10 Is Ayril 1912,
j IA tnaison de cotr dc Ia p~aroi-se d'Dneet
BAfon Rouge, 4 ~l1oure bab'iueIle dea rerts..
tons les sroits, 'itres ei prffenttnns dn Il fcr,-
derr dams ct d Ia rropricst s~uiyante %ci-aprta
derrtte, sasoir
Dne ntgresse notnnie C1arissa. aeie den.
viz, II ~ aus, apee ses deux eniaps s epi,et,
age dc ans ct Louise hgte de, r. snols.
Salsi pour satIsfairc 10 lugernenl ei lcs lras
dams lie process ci-dessns.
Conditions dc Ia vcnie-ro,ppfons.
WIT. flEBFPT',
Ii mars 1912. Sheriff.
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Eat de- in Louisiana,
Cour du Quatricme DISTRICT Paroisse
uOnest Baton Rouge.
Divide Barras,

OFtde Barras,
Jan Private Blanchard,
Writ de .feri hcios,
I'm Eertu dun writ de feri facias lance dana
te process cl-dcssus, ct a moi adresse par Pho
Dorable Cour du 4eme. District. Paroisss ct
Fiat cj-dessus mentionas, il seFa expose Ell
vente puhlique,
JEEDL. 3 Avril proclaim.
aux heures ordInaires des ~ventes, tons les
droits, Tires, inter6ts ct demande du defen.
ct pour Ia proprIete suIvante, SAVIOR:
In certain moroccan de terre, mesurart N
arpent de face plus on moins, avec Ia ~profen-t
deur de quarante arpents plus on moiDs, avec
toutes les batisses, ameliorations ct privileges
Y aPpartsnanl.
Satsl pour satlsiaire All lpgement ct aux frais
dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions lie Ia vente compliant.
2S mars 6 WIT. HEBERT, satrif
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MOULIN A GO'T0S.

a tUTU4S.
I'm petite quantite des etitbres mouiIns a
cotton de Frazer.
Aussi, plnsleurs wagons a chegal ct a
bruf. a vendre par
]. 4 L. p. PHILLIPS & co.
u aeut. Is
II I'otiee II r-,etenr PENSION Ast
visa gig Ia Rance DE- la Louisiana, rue La
IA cite.
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CGNyATssFMTNTs 4 venare al'inpri.
mess de &c losrnal
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b de PAngfeterre sera hient6. tellement
ie, tellement antantie, qu'el!s ne pourra
10 dacorer du yanlteux tire dc maitreHse
ers, ell presence du pavilion theodore,
Ia banniere dtoilte. In France a repoua-
be Indignation 10 traite relatlf au ",lroit
ite' dams leqael fayaient engage les
~issaires dill lnInistere Soult-G uizot.--
10 tent tnnitisenant cote i cote avee son
me pupile, Ii republique des Etats- Unis.
~celle-ci CONNIE un glorienx OK
de libertt, d'honneur ct d'indtpendan.
pour ellie ct avec ellie, ellie iette le CANT
nde enter, tant SUR nier que sur terre.
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A NJ RASSADEI1R.
MAGNIFTQUE Ell

MAGNIFTQUE ETALON DE PURE RACE
r. Dennera audience aux ju,nena.
pendant la saison preseutc, de-
gVfADVSA puls cette date insqu'on Ter JUL
.SsJx.s.suA let prochain. Son dnmici1e est
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
To the Afflicted.
PROFESSOR CORES

! Vegetable Extract for the cure of InAammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism.
- Professor Gore would respectfully inform all
persons who are in any manner afflicted with In
= tammatory OF Chronic Rheumsm,tha he will war;
rant his Vegetable extract to produce speedy and
efcctual cure of The most difficult and obstinate
cases,
The Vegetable Extract is also recommended, as
m certain and effectual remedy for letter, eruP
= tons of the skin, &c. &c.
! The Vegetable Extract is the last and most ap
nroyed remedy for Inflammatory and Chronic rhcu
ma,ian.s, Strains Bruises Weakness Of the joints
sprains, and general debility Of the limbs, cause'
y hy falls, strains colds, &c. &c.
- r. Doctor Cores Vegetable Extract may b
- had al the Grocer, Store of Jackson g. Patton
corner Of King and Water streets, Wilmington
Del. Also, Mr. B Furgerson's store Biackbird
Delaware. no llS
dec II 184l. If
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INDIAN RHEUMATIC EXTRACT
u For the Rheumatism, Lunbago and Sprains
The Extract is to be applied to the part affected
With the hand, well rubbed on, before the hre-
This Is an old Indian cure and has never been
known TO fail; For sale al b. JOHNSoN'S
Drug and Medicinal store, No. l79 Marketst.
ap29. Wilmington
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"A GENEAD

FOR THE" DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
The following gentlemen are duly au
thorized to act as agents for the g della
WARE REpunlIoAs and theigs recelpts
for subscriptions to the paper. jQp-work or
advertising, will be the same as the pro-
prietor's.
Joshua s. Layton, Georgetown, Del.
Robert Houston,. Concord So
George A. Moore, Laurel "
Joseph s. Barnard. Dagsboro IS,
Salathiel Baker, Milton "
Nehemiah r. Prettyman, Cedar Creek
John Mcdowell, Dover
Eli Foster. Red Lion, New castle county
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M.aRSHS superior PaTEN7


ITlhese TRUssEs arc manufactured and sold by
- Seymour and Marsh, Canajphaire, Montgmo-
ny county, New York, to whom all orders from
abroad mnst be addressed. Thee irusses are con
structed in many particulars, ohsan entirely new
plan, and their advantages over iusethE Trusses,
rave been attcsted not only by the mostfespectabe
,fthe Medical Faculty, but by the actual expert
nent of those afflicted with the disease which they
Ire intended to alleviate. The most eminent Ply
,icians upon an examination of this Truss, are SO
decided as to its superiority, that they have cheer
lily and voluntarily given certificates to the pro-
fictors to be laid before the public, few Of which,
ire subjoined.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that l., Ambrose Chase, Of
Lyme, was afflicted with rupture from the time
was sixteen years of age until was forty, and
had tried Trusses Of several kinds, but received
relief, until 1 procured one manufactured by Sey-
mour Marsh Of Canajoharie, New York, which
wore about two years, and am now completely
cured, SO that have done without for two years
uast. AMBROSE CHASE
Lyme, N. II. Sept. 5th, 1886.
We, the undersigned are acquainted with the
Dove named Ambrose Chase, and consider him q
nan of truth, and know that he new performs tn,
most laborious work, such us laying stone wa
umbering, &c. ALEXANDER CoRLIss,
Oxford, s,pt. 18th, 1886. Isaac CoRLIss.
For sale by EDWARD BRINGURST,
=, Corner Of 9Th & Market-strset, Wilmington
II have examined the modification ola Truss, he
invention of Mr. Seymour Marsh, which consider
superior to any thing ofthe kind that have seen
l feel warranted in recommending it to the publ
US such. ]. WmTe, NJ. D.
Cherry Valley, Feb. II, 1881.
have examined the Truss pf Seymour Marsh
and concur in the opinion expressed by DIR. OF
to its practical utility in tho treatment of rup
tures.s PETER C. TArpAN,
Sept Goth, 1888. MD.
Sold by EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No. 1877 Market ST., Wilmington, Del,
INOTTON SEINE TWINE.-Nos. 4 and
~ "Osmonds" manufacture, for sale by
| JNO A DUNCAN,
nov 164I. No. SO Murket Street.
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From The West jersey Democrat.

Rose Ointnent.--The following statement Of
fac.s has been furnished us by brother Of Of
the publishers Of this paper which WEE cheerfully
publish for the benefit oftbose who may DO simi-
iarly affected:-He was afflicted with letter on
his left foot about nine months. IL commenced
on one of the toes, and spread rapidly over the
o extendingup the ANGLE. rhe disease was SO
severe that deep holes were formed in the flesh
His instep was so alarmingly affected as 70 have
almost the appearance of honey-omb. Dafine
all This time be was as'ne VII the rremx chs
heard d. and had the constant attcndanea Of ,
regular physician, but without any effect. AAcci
dontally hearing Of the Rose Ointment, he com
menced using L. The effect was immediate-ant
the use of one jar entirely cured him.
We confidently recommend the preparation Il
all suffering with the same affection. For sale BY
ian S E. G. CHANDLER Il Co.
44b Market
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DEN7YS7R Y.
EMMOR JEFFERLS,

Iheorefic and Practical Dentist.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and tho
Ilpublc generally, that he has taken the well
known stand lately occupied by VIM. d. Noen, in
King street, a few doors above Fourth, East side,
where he will BIZ. happy to tender his professional
service to all who may favor him with call.
NJ B.--.Artifcial teeth inserted on pivots oil
gold plate in as handsome and permanent manner
us they can be done any where in the United
States, and upon as reasonable terms-teeth ex
tractcd upon the improved plan with forceps ant
with very little pain. Febll, 6m
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VAUGHAN q PETERsON's
BND l1N1MNNT
L run
RHEUMATISM.


VAUGHAN & PETERSON'S RE-
LrNAaigNr, for. Rheumatism, Sore
Throat Sgrains, Bruises Weakness and
Stiffness oftbe Joints, &c 1t also affords
eifectusi Md immediate relief in that pain
full and tedious form Of the disease, RHEU-
MATISM IN THE HEAD.
Thelcharacter Of this preparation is full
ly enthusiastically certificates from most res
pectabIe citizens and by the numerous ex-
traordinary cures it has performed, which
have been such as to remove prejudice from
the minds Of most respectable physicians
who have approved ofthe medicine and pre-
scribed il in their practice.
H1he prcprietors are pleased to offe
the following statement from regular
bred anil respectable physician, which they
hope will remove suspicion of Quackery as
regards this LinameBt, from the minds OF
those Who have been so often deceived by
the nunierous' nostrums palmed upon The
public BY the aid Of fictitious certificates Of
cures. 10
Extract of letter from Elisha Perkins,
M. D. of Baltimore, dated Aug. 90, 1886
"You will please send us gross Of Red
Liniment as soon as practicable; we are
entirely out oft, and have several orders
for ii. We find the demand for 1t increa
sing daily; it is becoming quite popular
here, we frequently hearof wonderful cures
it has performed. Persons have given us
certificates of cures without being asked
or them, and others might be procured Of
respectable individuals, but as it has be
come SO common, TO publish long list o.
these We have paid very little attention
to them, il you think it Important we car
procure few of the best and forwars
them 10 your
t Nc \ sold i.ss xA1rGaI.Ac
4 nAYIG s. E. Corner Of Third an
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TETTEk.-Thea annexed statement of a
remarkable cure of the seating and corroding
letter." (Herpes excedens) by the use of the
Rose Ointment, is copied from the "West Jersey
Democrat" of Sept. 26, 1910. II is the character
ofthis form of the disease 10 eat or corrode the
partswh ii attacks (whence il derives its name)
destroying the skin, cellular substance, and, on
some occasions, even the muscles themselves Tie
speedy manner in which Us progress was arrested
in this case after the failure of professional aid
well as other means known to the sufferer is such
as to recommend the Rose Ointment unqualified
yto all other suffering with letter.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

PIE subscriber has just added to his stock an
extensive assortment of Domestic Goods, sach
as sheeting and shifting muslins from 81 TO u
wide, table diapers, checks, tckings, drlngs, os,
naburgs, paids and stripes, furniture checks ane
chintzes, cambrics, fahnels, linsey's, ginghams
&c. &c. which be sold uncommonly low
No 81. W.JONES.
March /.
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DENTISTRY.
CSS|lgl4lgE1y5!l!!!!!p
Gyf'RI1'lt]O

BELLINGHAM& THATCHER,
Surgeon Dentists, and Manufacturers Of Incorrue-
tible Teeth,
II RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
II and the pnblic in general, that they have
associated themselves together, in the practice Of
DENTAL SURGERY,
Office, No ITS, Marker ST., Wilmington. Deld,Ddre'
Where they are prepared to perform all operations
on the teeth-irregular teeth restored to perfect
symmetry. Teeth of the best quality inserted
from one TO full set, on the most improved and
scientific principles. All operations warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
January 5, 1912.
NIB. w. BELLISGHAM, takes this occasion to
return his sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him, and now, with greater
facilities to please, he hopes to receive he will
endeavor to merit continuation Of the ame.s
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S1ISr opened, large assortment of medium and
~ fino Irish Linens. and for sale at reduced
prices at No. GO Market street, by
March %. S. BUZBY.
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The "DELAwARE REPUBLICAN," is published ecery
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. at the Southeast
orner Of Second and Market st.
Tri- Weekly, IN ADVANCE. %, W
7ii-Weekiy, Sir months y, ~
Weekly, W
Weekly, Str months, VI, W
Au letters addressed to the editors must be post
paid. a,
.4dvertisements inserted conspicuousiy
at the usual rafes
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodate
"A with boarding by the day or week, on req
sonable terms, at NJ SIS, Market street-Aprl 10.
II JST received two cases rich dark calicocs, suit
% able for fall and winter dresses,
oct. g.. s. BczBY.
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FURNITURE. WARE ROOMS.

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
yIvHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
= and the public generally that he still continues
the =.
CABINET MAKING, =
At the stand formerly occupied by Luff & Morrow:
Corner of Markn and Water Streets, Wilmington,
Where he will manufacture in the best style, all
kinds of Furniture. such as Mahogany Rocking,
French and half French Chairs. Sofas, Lounges
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Pedestal, Centre Pier
Pillar and Claw. Card Dining and Breakfast
Tables, Mahogany, Maple and other Bedsteads.
Washstunds of different patterns, Cradles. &c, all
of which will be made of the best materials. anti
disposed Of on the most accommodating terms.-
Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict attcn-
ton to business; and earnest endeavor to pleasc,
to merit and receive liberal share Of the public
patronage.
DCoffins made at the shoriestnotice.
March 25,-6mo. JOHN LUFF
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Is, M. LEToURNAU, CLOCK AND
- Watch Maker, would take this method, re-
spectfully to return his thanks to his friends and
the public generally, for the liberal encouragement
and patronage which he has received 10 the line Of
his profession, and hopes by proper attention TO
business, and all work ief with him, to merit a
continuance Of the same. N. B.-Accordiaus and
music boxes repaired as above. aP. l-om.
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NUORENEWG OODs.-The subscriber
XH has just opened freshi lot Of Dry Goods,
which arc selling cheaper than ever at the Cheap
Store. No. 81 Market st. apa7, w. JONES.
C.3SSI1fERES AND TES1INGN.
lust opened at No. 81, "A few pieces of very
d handsome American Cassimeres; also SPLEEN
did assortment of Marseiles and Cashmere Vest.
ing which will DO sold at reduced prices.
April !. w. JONES.
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PRICES REDUCED.

9IpHE subscriber again announces to the public
- that he has just received fresh supply Of dc.
sirable spring and summer dry goods they con-
sist in part as follows superinc blue, wool dyed,
black, brown and invisible green cloths; figured &
plain cassimeres suitable for spring wear;a portion
Of them are domestic-blne, black and other color
ed summer cloths; rib'd and plain gambroons; lin
en- drilling; rib'd and plain silk; valentia and Mar
seilles vesting-also beautiful plaid article for
summer coats; beautiful assortment Of chenc
striped and plain silks: blue black, plain and fig
urcd silks, nous de iaincs'; painted lawns and
chintzes; Irish, Russia and Barnsley shcetings !;
damask, Burnsley and Irish table linen; American
Scotch and Manchester ginghamsi striped and
plaid muslins; lace and carleton muslins: jaconef
cambrics and null muslins Irish iinen long lawns,
| Hollands cotton, wooden and embroidered table
covers, furniture chintzes Alarsees skirts; bureau
covers, fringes handkerchefs scarfs, lace edgings
inscrtings and embroiderles, together with gen.
eral assortment Of domestic goods, such tickings
plaids and stripes, checks, 4, S and Cd shceting
and shifting muslns, Lowell muslins and drillings
heavy Tor wagon covers, and Pennsylvania tow
| linen.
The above goods having been recently purchas-
ed, consequently be sold from 25 TO SO per ct.
lower than former purchases, therefore purchasers
would find it TO their interest to call and examinc
the above stock before buying elsewhere, as they
will be sold at small advance, at No. So Market
street, by SPENCER D. EWES.
N. B. Country store keepers would find it tt
their advantage to call. ap 90. SD. E.
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s. MEETINGS and sHIRTINGs-Io bales
Sbrown and bloached, sheeting and shitings
for sale at reduced prices by
OLIVER g. PA TTERSOk
aug ID no s4market stree
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NEW DRUG AND
MEDICINAL STORE.

EHAFING DISHES-A good assortment of
~ chafng dishes for summer use. for sale by
JOHN L. MADDEN g. co.
mar 57Markct at
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HRIPPlNG PANs.-Dripping pan u
Sent II. ls4l. JNO, l. MADDEN, &Co'
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yTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
= and the public generally that he still continues
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UNS-Single and doubls barrel Guns al un
Unusually low prices for sale by -
ia. DUNCAN,
aug 81 no SO market st
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-24

The appointment by President Tyler of the gifted
American author WAsHINGToN IRVING, to the Min
stership of Spain, is an honor to the country, and
an act of merited justice to that excellent gentleman
himself Few men command so large a share of the
affection and admiration of his countrymen, as Mr..
IRVING Nor is that man living, author who
more richly deserves the proud distinction freely
awarded him. of being at the head of the Literature
of this country. His works have called forth
the highest encomiums from the first literary men in
Europe and have contributed more to elevate the
character of American Literature, than those of any
other man living
In our esteem, as an American author, he has long
stood without rival and in our own behalf, well
as in behalf Of all who have enjoyed the rich BAN
quet which his talents and genius have secured in
common to all readers thank President Tyler for
thus mertoriously rewarding our valued and very
dear friend, "DrEDRIcH KNIcKERBocKER."