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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

tHtss'oh VIZ les AatAIhST at
CurrolIton.
Mbdeeines Patentees, dc.
DR.. Councils gonofrhoa mixture oil spike;
Hays Liniment and pile ointment Doctor
M Mnnn's elk opium botanic remedy for
ague /; Rowaud's tonic mixture for aeue
genuine Southern tonic, a vegetable fcbrifune;
Rev. Bartholotnew's elixir Of life, do. ~expecto.
rant syrup; Cooks pills Dir. SappiugtSsI,'s
pills Tor Intermittent cure ; Dr.. L. Spohn's aguo
pills, warranted cure do. cure for sick bead
ache; Mp7ats pile, genuine do. phoenix
bllters DR. Evans calnomile pills Moore's
essence of life, Carpenters Saratoga pow
dee ioutos les autres PREPARATIONS do Car.
penter Or. Weayef's celebrated worm tea
aud aalye I..rnry'S calcinek nagnesla /;
Moxor's and Buffers siiervescent magncsia
aperioftt Turljngton's balsafn Chapman e.
Andorson'H cough drops nerve and hone lini.
meat red liniment for rheumatism /; Roofs
founder oinrrnent I; DR.. Eastman's asthmatie
drope do, rheumatic drops Jewett's liniment
for nervous affections ; do. stimulating lini-
ment , do. ilniinent for the headache Kiina's
tooth drops Motbe's copaiva capsules Eus-
t1ce ct Temples gouoIhdA mixture Bar
clay's cubeb aud safsapafilla compound; f.
AiJPe 1ottttibId tDu BAI HdEdTiEta i, i DLLEF y
catholicon Tl,onpson's eye water Smiths
nipple salse Whites salye for cure Of rliei.
masisfi Vests chlorine cosmetic aud pills {;
compound chlorine tooth wash Orfis tooth
wash; Oldridge's balm Of Columbia for hair !;
Ralydor for removing pimples, freclles, &c;
condition powders for horses.
Encre bleue ct rouge.
Ces articles tres trais ~yiennent d'arriyer
dlreclenent de New York, OF sotit offerts ! nn
prix trGs-tuodtre.
La liste dcs medicines patenttes ctan, trop
longne,lc Dir Souterrc a cru ne devois signalera
Pattention que les principles mais Il d l'hor.
neur dc prevenir qu'on peut Sc procurer chez
iui toIltes les au.ree, ainsi que tnns les medi.
eamefs siinplcs !; sirops. e~xtraits, o~Hguenss,
eanx dlstllltea dc toutes especes, essences,
peintures, huiles. etc.
ii Sc chargera de ~preparer toutes lee ordon-
nances qu'on voudra bien lui confer, ct fera
tous ses efforts pour mtriter Ia bisnyeiilance
personnes qui voudront bien iIlonorer de
lenr clientele.
% mai IS1l, Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
All pitHIII.

he sousslgne, nomn6 agent consulaire Do
France a Baton Rouge. q 1honnsur d'infor.
iusr les citnyens de ID Louisiana ct ses com.
PARTICLES gull ssra t%oujours a Ieur service pour
Pexefcice dos fonctiots qui Jul ont ttt con-
bees. Son bureau est 4 son d~ofnicilc, rue
Lafayette.
Sian AZ /. BONNErdZE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

Clnthy, Age d'enViron IS mois,
George, age d'environ Ia ans.
Une ~cnarette pour cheral,
Une charette d bout,
Six betes a corRes.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE.
L'habitation, quatre cent piastres compliant,
ct la balance a un credit dun, deux, trois ct
quatre ans,
Les ~eselaves a un ct deux ans de credit !: ct
pour le rss'e de Ia propriete, toutes sommes de
.vingt piastres ct au-dessoas, compliant au-
dessus, payable lie premier jour de ianyier
IS43, en- blllets endosses d satisfaction ct Dav-
ables en- oaaques, ayec hypotheque sur la dite
propriete jusqu,au dernier Placement.
La vente aura lieu sur la sus-dite habitation.
CHI. TESTER, P. j.
q mai. Is
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
dEst Baton Rouge.
Join ptrd

Fs.
]. Fl. Black ct William S'o' '~0o
Vaughan, Be possesseur.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de yente,
lance dams lie process c i-dessus, adresse an She
riff de Ia paFoisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera
expose en- vente publique,
SAMEDI, 4 JUN proclaim,
a la maison de cour dsRs la vile de Baton
Rouge, a fheure habitneile des yentes, tous
les droits, t~itres, inttrats ct pretentmns dea
defendeurs a la propriete ei-apres decrite:
I'm certain moreeaa de terre situe dams
cette ~paroisse, sur Wards Creek, a environ
cling mile est de la vile de Baton Rouge, con-
tenant qaatre cent vlngt arpens euperfciels,
plus GU moins, ayec toutes les batisses ct ame-
ilorations qui s'y ~trouvent, horne a Fest par
les terres de John II. Black, au nord par une
reclamation de Murdoch, ct au sud ct rouest
par les terres de Henry Dawson.
Conditions de Ia yente-12 mois de credit.
L. C. NORRIS,
II mai. IA Dep. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
AVIS.

Les soussignas JUICES de paix. ont ouvert
leur bureau dams la rue Lafayette, en- face de
la maison du JUICE Tessier, ct une porte au-
dessus de Nj. William Gill, ct lis offrent leurs
services au public en- qualite de JUICES de paix
ct d'agens en- general.
lis FOREFRONT lattention la plus ass;due aux
afaires qui leur seront conhees.
C~ondtions-au compliant.
AUG. DUPLANTIER,
9 ayril 8 MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
MALE y.

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat ct Consoillier
continue Pexercics DO sa profession dams lss
eours da trolsiems ct suatrittne districts ,ud.-
eis'res ct dams ID cotir supreme de rftst.
Les afaires ~eoniiees 4 ses soiss receyront
IatteHtion Ia plus assIdue. II tent son Office
: Baton Rouge, sncolgnpre des rues Conysu-
ton ct Tfoisisrns, deux poffes su.dessous au
tnagasin do J. q u. r.. PHILIPPE.
% ~iahyier 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
COUK DIES PREUVES.
Farolsse d'Ist Baton Rouge.

Attcndu que William Wllitten s'ost addrcsst
d Ia susdite cgur pour etre noulme administra.
tenr Il Ia succession do feue Cassandra Sci.
ser, vcuye Wluttef. dectdte,
Avis est donnie j tot,B ceux intfrcssts d'avois
Il dtduite dams les dix joira qui ~suivront lie
present avis, leurs raisoils pourquol Ia de.
mande du dit pttitionnatre ne serait pas ae-
eofdte.
Gil TESTER, j. dc Paroi.se.
Attest A, WrsruRor, Clerk.
- mai 1912. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
Nesrss a la Gcole ct au Depo.
CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.
On ne recevra pas de subscription pour
rnoins Pune aimee. lie prix de announcement
est de sir piastrcs par aimee, don't ucis an
commencement dn dernier semestre. Les
personnes qui par nne raison quelconeue, iu-
geraient convenable de ~discontinuer lerr ahou.
uement, devront en- donner avis avant Ia fin
de- FaEnee; an cas- eontraire, elies se7cnt con-
slderees comnle le renouvelIans.
Les Avis Sc paieront de Ia nanisrs suiyante,
SAVIOR: Les avis qui n~'exesaeront pas aouze
hgnes, on qui serout moindres, Sc paieront
n rIAsTRE pour la premiere insertion, ct
90 CENTS pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant la meme rsgle.
Tout Avis, d moins qu'on ne rordorns an.
trement, sera public en- Franeais ct en- An.
glais, ct pave sur chacune des deux ~Iangues,
lusqu'A ce gull soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements officials, les
etiiciers en- seront ~pcrscnneileueus ssspon.
sahles, ct sifls refusaient den prendrs Ia res
ponsibilite, de tels avis ne seraient rubiiss
qa'ausaat cue lie Placement en serSis assass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
BOIS DE CONSTRUCTION

lie sousgignt Il constan.aant des bois de
construction, dc tonte esp6ce ct deg meil'oures
qualities, quill pett liyrer a des prix tres mo.
dtrts pour du compliant, SAVIOR .-4planches i
bordage on cypress p~lancIles D ptaneher do /;
plafciies DUN pouCC do: poteaux ct bois de
charpente bardeaux, &c. LIS tout 4 vendfe
a son chaitier pres du moulin a scie.
Ii marB~5. F. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
JAMES HUTCHES,
Quest Baton Rouge, 10 mi. Is

CHANGEMEyT DE DOMICILE.
HILBERT Freres ont change lenr domicile au
bureau de VIM. Gil, Esq, Oh lis seront heu-
reux dc receyoir &c gui leur est do.
n. 3. Mr.. Gil est autorlss d agir pour lie.
bert Freres en- leur absence.
Il mai IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
NoUyELLEs MARCHANDIsEs-

LIE soussjgnt appellee l'attention dc ses pra-
tiyaes 50 nouyeI assortment de marehand.ges
fraiches Gull Yientde reeevoir. II eontinuera
4 renouveier son fonae 3 Jes lntcryalies rspu-
ilers ct vendra 5 des prix tres.modtrts-
On iroHvera entire antrcs chooses : Dee hs-
blliemens confectionnts pour hotnmes ditto.
pour e%nfants. Chapeaux de goot pour Danes
de la derniere mode, Bottles. Souliers, ct Cha
feauz ct tous antres articles do nouyeAutts
3 niait de marchand:scs sechcs 4 de bas prix
pour du compliant.
d SANGER,
ID BoYembfe. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
COUR DES PREUVES-PAROISSE
D'EST BATON ROUGE.
IA NJ; y1xa

10 Mai 1912. q
Dams fafaire de ia succession de Joseph
d. Foute:
Gu'une assemhl1e des creanciers de feu
Joseph d. Foute soft convoquee deyant lie
soussigne, notaire public, Vendredi lie 81 JUN
proclaim, pour delibeTer sur Fobiet de cette
petition.
Oh. TESTER, p. ].
Je certihe que ce qui prscede est une copie
conforme de l'ordre original dc la cour en-
lIasse = mon CRETE.
81 mai. Is A. WuarHseP. Clerk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
COUR DES PREUVES.

En- vertu dun ordro de Honorable Cour
des Preuyes, dams ct pour Ia paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, ttat de Ia Louisiana, il sera
yendn par le soussigne Juge de Paroisse ct
ex-officio encanteur.
JEUDI, % JUN 1912,
a l'heure habituelle des ventes, la propritte
ci-apres decrite, appartenant a la succession
de feue Mime. Elizabeth Thomas, sayoir:
Une habitatIon, contenant cent arpents de
terre, situe dams la p~aroisse d Est B. Rouge,
aenyKon IN mile ct derni est della vile de
Batox Rouge, borne a Pest par terres do ].
Bernard, au nord par terresade p. Hicky, a
leuest par A. Monget ct au sud par les re-
carnations de McDonough, aussl toutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent:
Aussi. les e~sclaves ~ci-aprts designes:
Roh Ara dtonuirnn AZ ane
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
EPAIEa

AfTete par J. Perkins, sur son babiiatien, 4
deux miles de- Baton Rouge, denx sniraaux /.
Fun Get une groese Mule gflse, ~l'autre, VII
Malet bFun fence. lis cont Iun ct !'aptre ha.
bitufs au hatnajs, ct lis ra portent point DO
inarque. lie proprltsaire nst inyitt / lee re-
p~rendre, en- ss conformanf q Ia joi.
rs mars 7 ]. HCESTON, Ranreur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
AVIS,

-" hTI6s
Toutes personnes ayanf des reclamations
coatre La succession lie feue Nine. Trudeau,
ct cenx qul lui doiyent. sont par lie present
avertis de les presenter dhment cersifee an
soussigne.
GEORGE v. TRUDEAU,
q mai. Is At Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
%yOITrKEs, YOITUREsI

~es Lee soussignss a'empres-
scAao cent dc rernercier leufs smis
1tI1T0M ct le public en- GENERAL pour
ss&@~1aa1 Encouragement gtnGreux
qu'ils ont feeu dams les trayaux dc lenr etat
Liz esperent meriter Ia continuation du patron
age public. liz sc sont procure de bona ou-
vrIers dc Test, ct lis sont m%aintenant prets 4
rsparer toutes sortes de v~oitures, bafouchss.
cabrioiets, &c, dams In BRET delai, ct De Ia
m%el'l'urs maniere, ainsi que dee sellcs, bride.
ct harnais. lie tout sera faita ordre ct garan-
ii bie1 eonfectionnc.
REEDER H. co.
Vis-a-yis 10 Banque De la Louisiana
d Baton Rouge.
N. D. lis achetent ct yenaent des Carofses,
barerches, &c.
ID noyetnbre. 40
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DIR. A. H.. MEARS,

Dir. A. Il. MEARS,
Grodue de TDnirersitk Iransylrnaie.
Odre respectueusement les services de se
profession aux citoyens de Baton Rouge ct de
sts ef2iaons.
SorrofRce EFT sitee yis-a-yis Ia maison de
cour.
I1decembre. A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

MOULIN A COTTON.

JOHN j. BURKE, Avocat, ayant ttabli
sa residence q Baton Rouge, ofFre respectu-
eusernent les services de "a profession au
public. Son bureau est situe vis.a-vis la
MASON &c Cour.
81 ~ianvier 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

AVIS.
Les personnes ayant dss seclamations con-
ire la succession de feue Elizabeth Thomas
decide, sont prizes de les presenter au sous
signe, danent certi6des; ct ceux qui doivent
d Ia dite succession sont invites ayenir payer
sans delai au soussigne.
ii mai. II WIN. L. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
@Io DE REcOMpENsE.

VIZ De
Volt dams Ia mutt du % al 30 Ayrit der.
nler, lin jnment de conleur brun, de 14l gu Is
railpes de %hauteur, ttampte sur Ttpaule
gaucho par uno grande A.. La dite recon-
pense sera payfe b quiconqne amenera Ia diie
Jufnent chez moi, on me fera connaitre par la
poste, adfesste d Plaquemine, oa je pourrais
la ~tfouver,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
~xu-.zarg EPAyE.-Arreth par Mr.
MK1%Ny10 Narcisse Landry, Jr, resident
NV Quest Baton Rouge, TN beuf

- 2 VI VFdFFNs dRb HU 2 q . dFfsJ
ayant une lnarq1e su fer N. T., ct une autre
lndeelliffrabic, i~'oreille gaucte deux ~fentcs, ct
la dfoite tclanertc dnssous. 81 10 dit bnuf
nest pas reelame avant le 10 d'Aoht. il sera
vendn Il Ia residence du s~oussignt, juge do
pax, a III heurss 4. NJ, scion Ia loi. su comp
taut. VALENTIN HEBERT', ]. +.
IG mai If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
'~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge4-Gour des

Pfeaves.
En- sertu dun ordFe dc Honorable iugs de-
Ia Cotir dss Preuves, dams ct pour Ia pafoiske
d,Est Baton Rouge, ttat Dc Ia Louisiana, il
ssra vendu par le soussiguc, JUICE dc paroisye
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

CONNAISSEMENTS a vendre / rimpri-
mere De &c Journal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04

Dia2rss &C doable iab!eau, il est esi.
cant:
10. Que pour s~ia.477.sIa d~'importa.
tations del pays strangers, ci.dessus men.
tonnes, noiis arons ! payer annaelienent
en- espsces ou en- papier european qai equl-
vauti des $500. 900 balance du montant
de Ess expectations.
%. Que nos imporiations de rafs ct a
tres ar ticies isi,res sieievant d IN pfesque
sosaiise Dc NOS exFogia.iezs, le montaDt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-04
PIIARMACIE
DU DR.. CT.
Mkdeeincs Paieniees, dc.

Dams Iancieuus muison dc Ia Ean1lr Dc
tnrroitto1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
9l5.gt3 800

We have then general results the facts that in the
districts the demand for labor has insreas
ed the wsges while the prices Of supplies have
fallen, consequently increasing in two fold manner
the prosperity ofthe operatives Also that notwhsand
ing that proved condition Of the workmenth the results
of the business lucrative to the propretors
chiefly because owing to the fall in the value Of the
raw enabled to sell their prices
which defy competition from the white slave labor OF
Great Britain, result manifest in the immense falling
off inimrorted goods. The consumers are immensely
benefited, inasmuch they got 66,ssi,O0O yards o.
cloth In for thesame money which they paid in
1899 for 400 yards, making difference Of 200
yards in their favor; which is greater proportion than
the difference between tho quantity Of cotton sold to
produce that sum Of money.
This condition ofrade ginning to be perceived By
the community and both producers and manufacturers
opening their eyes the enormiy of tho oppression
they have suffered under Bank misrule. The state Of
feeling the South may be ndieat in the following
from the Charleston Patriot paper heretofore
supporter Of the credit system:-
il incumbent on the NewYork banks Which have the
cautious in their issues Is the Spring sproseh
An imitation Of the circulation, within the nexttwo
or three months II accompanied by anoSer large drain
II has been said orders have abroad FOR another
the case Il 10 all important 10 keep the currency
level Of value with that Of foreign countries TO pre-
sent to send goods foreign account TO
the United States Ts relieve the English
there be surplus large part Of the excess will be
thrown into New York, which will create balance Of
payments against the United States that will have be
discharged in specie II will be recoected that the sg
grcgas value Of exports for lsi2 will be greatly
duced In foreign markets. and out Of this reduced vaue
the interest IL to be paid those State and corporation
debts Of which the indebted parties intend the
means Of payment The imports for this year should
bear proportion this diminished value Of
ports after the discharge, out Of their prscecd Of
antile debts. with other engagements II sur.
plus of foreign commodities above the present capab
ties Of the counry TO purchase should be thrown
markets, they would be relieved by recxport, while
ship specie balance Of payments provided the
rency il kept under due control. This power il with
the New York Banks That place Is the great point Of
distribution and pay ment for the foreign nporatons,
and an in alton there would be attended by corresron
dent expansion Of tho currency in almost everv other
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09


This return exhibits immense reduction during the
year, particularly in the capital stock which has arisen
causes similar to those which have been in opera
ton in New York Sste. causing the weak banks, that
unable to 60 stop, and wind up their affairs at
instead Of going under colour of suspension
der pretence Of relieving the people" The oonse.
quence is that the remaining banks and currency
tnue enjoy the confidence of the people, and trade
presents mistaken aspect prosperity in that section
Of the country.
The returns recently published in thisIpaper of sta
tstics ofthe United States, exhibit remarkable de.
gree the great of the country showing the ag
gregas product to be 81 600 OOO 600 per annum The
aggregate taxable property all the states is $780,
0oo very nearly much that Of Great Britain.
Against this mass Of property collective debt Of $780,
appears very Insignificant and would really be
co. were not for the grevous burdens laid upon the
people by Bank oppression. well known fact to
commercial men. that the in The suspended
districts compelled to pay average per cent
higher for eastern and foreign goods than do the specie
paying districts at the time that the foreign vent
for produce and goods is damned up by Of ire
deemabe paper causing prices here to be unnaturay
high that shippers cannot expert at profit. OF late
great strides have been taken in the suspended districts
towards restoring health to the of financial az
fairs operation which greatly assisted by the reduc
ton Of the tariff imports thereby removing all inter-
ference between the natural regulators Of market value
viz; demand and supplySAs acknowledgements with
the currency contracts and p,ices fall par pasu with
that fall the ability to import goods declines and the
ability to export increases III ereby enlsrgng the sapa
city of consumption, and restricting the demand for
to Jour swn manufactures, with whom, although the
price at which they sell their goods is less than former
ly yet the diminished value Of the rawmaeral leaves
them greater margin at those reduced prices than they
enjoyed in former years of higher tariff and inflated
prices This position may be illustrated from the Official
statistics Of Lowell manufactures, which published
yesterday. In those returns the following items ap-
peared -
Yards Of cotton cloth made So 400 70
Lbs. Of cotton used lsaS5.soo 2e7ei,ooo $500 500
This shows vast increase Of business to appreciate
which take the following table of prices Of the chief
articles Of man ufacture in the Boston market -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

Vr bowsRv AMrHrrnEArRE.--As this company
is about to leave for Europe we cannot do less than
sw words regarding the very excellent manner II
~hch II las been conducted this winter Never nave
We known company which csuld furnish the public
VITA such diversity Of rich and interesting entsrtein
nents - this has And this all owing to the adnira
maHly and experienced equestrian director. He the
prince Of good fellows either in Of the ant
we are gsd to perceive that he is TO be the equestrian
manager In Europe. Ne is honor to the profession.
and we dosbt net his management across the water
VIII secure him hosts Of friends This is the last nigh
but three. splendid bill is offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
Died.

On nenday morning, 7th inst, CArHlRiSE MANY REV
TOE, wife ofJas Rene on.
The friends, and scquantsnces Of the family are re
specially invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
three o'clock, from her late residence, No. Al Hudson
street.
7th inst, FLon,sL daughter Of Henry F Cnpen, aged
months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
O'Clock.
7th inst, AFTER short illness, ANA MAZDA OsBoR~,
wife Of Charles Osborn, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence 464 Grand street. The friends
and acqaantances ofthe family rese ctfully invited
TO attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

DOCKS. BOOKS, BOOKS.--A fre.h supply Of old Eng
ID i.Ascsce and valuable books, OF which The Gliow,sr
&c lev % the ineipsl;-siby. A.r ~, Gu as &,
Pope in i5as, Hamm I'd on us New T-rmsn,. " Latin.
treatise onfnnse ruin, Ch.rrons Book OF VISION
ius sorry of the World. Movsl Fh'losopher Trs,sh
Mo.issauus Spirit Of Lays ths s e that e,raorSs, r
Inns tabo,hra Shasbry haraeers ics Bugh on tbe Dag
nifty o! human nature Lie 81 in ssnser verse pa1n
feerase Wonders or Mature and Att Cl,y,. @ ns
ssvs sIso Ajlyns Ritual Light Masonry, III kosseaut
Enus &s ke Fer sale at book STALL o. Nassau st. corner
o. "''n ISAAC sTooKEy, .usee,.or 4.
m ~. john MeCshe.
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MUT1O0.

nth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Power FaspsRIex WIssMAS
81 Frankfort to CsLxHn F. daughter Of John De Ruyter
OF this city.
Gin inst, BY the Rev. John Lindsey, VIZ. BoAspuAs
r. to Miss HANNAH E. daughter Of lsaoc Shaurnsn, OF
this city.
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Packets to Depart.
Packets to Arrive.


Commanders OF vessels will confer ver by having list
Of their eagoes, aud report of vessels left Il
We port whence they sailed and the Spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAssErr Of our feet
Of news seheonsrs. He viii board them immediately on
their arrival
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FOR SALE, or exchange, to rent-Land in Lycomins
l. county Penua title good-Aso, BERGEN County
j. halla nile from Newark.Aso to lent Farm in Eli
only $i2o hoursrilc from New York For
applyto HENRY SMITH. Nassau ct. JI5 Im'
~~~ RED BIRD LINE TO ALBANY an the
S-o East aide Of the river, having better stages
Afk$ and teans-asking higher fsre.-Ofiee
ed by Stage to Albany BY III line FROM any point on The Eas,
side Of HE river where te boats may be Compelled by
stop. -
Agents will be board each of the nail boats TO gre asss
lance AM information.
This line extends Montreal touching at Abany Ionic.
under tho Mmeum) and embraces very direct and
iious route tlither.
The stages horses OF this line will be found re ay the
beat ON the Albany route, and no deception. 49,
The strctes attention will be paid the comfort couye
uisnce and spe ID Of all who may give US the prsrepce
When the river shall be shut up entirely, Red Bird
will run Ill thGo lsh from New York city to Albany
Nj f L. BANTER, Assn;'
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The Neptune Insurance Company of baltimore
has declared dividend Of nine dollars per share,
OF which Elk dollars will be paid TO the stockho.d
ers and the balance added to the Cempauy's funds.
The FeILs Point Savings Institation has declared
ahaf yearly dividend Of three per cent.-Banimore
American, Jan. 8.
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APPOINTMENT by THE PRsaorrr-Seth w. Nye,
] ans, La.