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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-01

Sherman's Worm Lozenges,
Proved IN more than 100000 cases to be Infal-
liable; the only certain worms destroying medi-
cine ever discovered Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspec.
tad; grown persons are very often afflicted with
them aud are doctored for various complaints,
without any benefit; when one dose of these
Lozcnges would speedily cure them.
Dr. Gaien Hunter, l0S Sixth Av., knew a
child that was cured of fits by these Lozenges,
after thrae years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief He has used
them in his practice for the last two years in
several hundred cases, and always with success
A BOY on board Of one Of the Havre Packets
was cured of Ats by only one dose of them.
Mr.. liOring w. Gross, SO Fulton st., cured
three Of his children nf worms by only one box.
Capt. Cofin, Of Nantucket, cured his child, g
years old, by only doses: ne had been given
up by the phySicians as incurabla and was fast
Wasting away, being almost reduced to a skele-
ton. The doctors could not tell what allied the
child, and the father, in reading the symptoms
ofworms, thought possibly they might be the
cause Of all the difficulty, and consequently
applied to DR., sherman, who gave him box
Of his Worm LOzanges after the FIRST dose the
child ran to his father, frightened at the latgs
quantity Of worms that came from him. Heis
now as we'll and hearty as my child, and no
Doubt has been saved. from an early grave by
ONLY three doses Of these Isozsnees,
Me. John R. Wood, 81 Third ST., eavethem
to his child and they brought away the wofr,,s
by thousands, 80 4 4s rv.,,,4,' :, 4
These valuable Worm Candies lust received
bv D. ) Ste~att, Georgetown, Murphy, Ridge
way, a. Go : Ripley.s :
rice only IS cents per box.
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THE STEAM BOAT
IA Id pI. AEX

TTAS changed her owners, but will still run
Ii as regular Packet between Maysville
and Cincinnati. 1t is the intention ofthe,own-
ers to make her a safe, speedy and pleasant boat
for passengers Freights shall be carefully ham
died and the charges moderate. She will leave
Maysville every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day, at 9 o'clock, and Cincinnati on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour.
S. RANKIN, Master.
Oct 20th, 1910. -r-
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Brown County Common Pleas.

Brown County Common Pleas.
Henry Whiteman, Adm'r Of Petition TO
Sam'l N. Warner decd. sell Real
vs.. Estate.
Margaret F. Warner, widow, and Absa-
lon Brooks. Mary M. Brooks, Samuel
D. Warner, Sarah J. Warner, Christina
M. Warner, Richard S. Warner, Henry
w. Warner, and Andrew J. Warner,
heirs of Samuel N. Warner, decd.
IN He defendants in the above named case
Il will take notice, that petition has been
filed in the Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas
of Brown county, Ohio, praying for an order
to sell this real estate of said heirs to pay the
debts Of tho estate of said Samuel N. Warner,
dec'd-on the ground OF the nsIflirieney of per-
sonal assets; accompanied by an affidavit that
the residence Of the widow anil heirs is unknown
to the Administrator; and at the next Term Of
said Court a motion will be made for an order
accordingly. Said real estate consists of in-ots
in Chilo, Clermont county, Nos. % and 30; and
a lot Of ground in Hamersvlle, Brown county,
more particularly described in said petition.
HENRY WHITEMAN, Admir- Of
s. N. Warner deceased.
tn. l.. IlAMER, Sol'r. 10 s.6 raa. T.
q Jan. 2lst, lS42.-6w. -..... ,..... .....
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We again renew our solicitations for subscTip-
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THERE will be aPetitiOn presented to the
IL Commissioners pf Brown county, at their
next meeting, praying for an alteration of the
County Road. The said County Road to inter
sect the Williamsburg and Sardinia State Road
at William w Watson's from William Fields cab
in, or as near that point as the viewers may deem
proper. ...y. ..... ,sr.. t.......
February |, 1912. ,..
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Russelville
on the first day Of January, 1912, which if not
taken out in three months will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters. E---.-.L-
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sherman's Worm Lozenges.

shoria"s Office, Ieb'y 5th, ls42.
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shenr's Office, Feb. 5th, lS42.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
y 8 8 5! 81
W.iRR.i.NTED FRESH IND GENUINE
w HOLE. AIE md Rrr.rr


WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
| ART1CHoKE- Green Globe
I ASPARACi S-G.autor Ulfrh
aEANS-Iarsc and small Lima. Scarlet Runners. Red
M .tANSIE2f'y o'r Es,y Yellow Paris weeks,
BEEr-Ear.s BLOOD rurni, ootc. y low TO- %, Ioi
rgoC1, a. W 1'.e s,yre1 sugar Nangel wuuzel
'AIbAGl-Ea-'y YORK L1r-c York. Euly S1rarlo,f 10
i'rse b.tsur' nFumhcai savoy Green CurIsi slyoy'
car lrlowEE-Far'y andLae
BRt ~~gLS SPROUTS
tELERN-Whtc solid
AGRnr-,loos Orange. Long Scarlet, Early Horn. A.
cuCuNBEW- Early Franc, Early Cluster. Lon, c,..,
/ CoRN-Ea-ly Sugar Early Tusearoras
! esCNnn lnit'-,!rocn CurIcd
KAl ES--Grcen CURED scotch. Rape
LgrIUCE-R VA White u,,i.I.s. n-,wn Ouch. Earl,
wArER NELoS-Facss, Y'o Is''n Toes
Ns - p'N,r,--,G,.,,geu Cuon. Nutmeg, Pine Appio
INrsrARn-wb.e Nersin-lsod Brown
PPsSs,9Ns'.,'r - san fe.sw Dutch E,.ly Rel
,, D shops DvAfrio4ds
PEgpr,gg--c ,yene. squash
rsk'sNlPr,iofz Wac. Curuscy OF Dutch
luARu-U0iua't1 crT1us
hAnnisii-lon s,lr-f shor Tor tons salmon, White
sAl~lth or vegetable Oyster
sor,sll-rarly nl.h. Orange wau,d. yellow Crook
rovtrp-tar-e Rcfsni yellow
i'ENW -W.ic r Dutch, Red TOY, Large English,
FLowrN sEEDs ass BuIBous ROOTS. a i,r,, A..
sentiment
fs WILLIAM PALMER
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPETHAGs.
&c.
nIR s'l-k ofnc above aricet is very large anil l.r,
y ' fni as fts our sth fo REFUGE % ts ae ne roes..
oNasta iof ctsHf ot to uunctu1l cue.nuH.re only
JEWAtktNS& co,
, succcseors'os rlfncy or-,sHc nc Ruins
-l-nt ofihe Ers'r Ho.el
LOAF SVGAR MD WALNUTs
| ANuiNet tf.s rarUuf - boxes single cal sugar. o.
- Ecse fresh Gtcroh.r Wluuf.. Frr sale by
ic'-lH iANCASrfR pFNHY co.
MICK T1Es-trrnicf trf SIR Nccs T'es.N
~ u CUNNtNGHAN's
10 ~ Chc1r cfsh dry roods store.
I,BONY CLOt ~ warranted to run 20 isys vii
- once windos ur Aso' EEht Day C.oess. win brass
works q. GENNEr,
De- i9 Oppose ne Bell Tavern.
LONDON PORTER.
WE have large snpriy O" Abtousr London Dopb,.
w Brown sput n quarts amt pints, which We are de
iermincd ' sc 20 lower rate than i be laid down
here from sny ct the Norhcrn ciics
WILLIAMS & HANAII
mrs Af'n's or tho S.u Brewery. Ioud'n
SUpEWtOR LUCIA OfIi-sl casrs superior
> saai OF, nhisksof 20 each warranted No au,le
r-hs WILLIAMS 4 uAXnI.
A LAkGE supply Of Fancy soap, tor sale.
~ H@ V J Il EUsTACE son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

HOl - SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING GLAZING &c
lREbERCk r. SMITH tenders ms than Ks 10 ms frends
anu ie Iuolc i0T the extensive patronage will which
" vas 'ecni 'cIfe sui respectfully announces 10 them
- S "a toNt cpaed 10 execute orders in the various
branches OF ms business la 4 superior manner ami ON
'e, ms "nich cannot fail 10 meet APPRECIATION
nc p-IIetaIir requests Individuals firms who nav
require Signs Painted Leered or Lettering Of anv AZ
cone, tai lie Will undertake their exec uton in
manner a. much heiow ;he prices usually
ctsel W ihs tiN Tor bis motto b and shall be that
,t'et eeonoiny rec iires only moderate expenditure,
aut uole rae prons sutilce for its requirements
orders ior Glazing ia any part OF tie CIV shall he
promptly attended 10, and he coue n,ly PROMISES MS mai
onhis pan -
~ the country Will find him ready as hereto.
JTt 20 uhltt'ake Panng &c in the adjacent countes
an hey vii asn hndthat he has always on hand an eX
'esNe sd varied assortment Of colours reayd miIcd
~ Ssop en- lsdu Road street, shockoe IIul. Market
House square, near the Depot Sc 1l-'ts--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
BALTIMORE LEE INSURANCE. co

BI.IN ANNUTTfES;
SELLS ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN,
kECEINEs MONEY ON DEPOsITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
NAMES CoNTRACTsin which life or the Interest Of
uey 10 involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter, tpost
pah 10 The subscriber. Agent for the Company Rich
oni VINO VIII furnish all necessary info rmaion
Iesnus OF avang themselves Of the advantages which
us insuon oilers, for providing against those changes
70 subject, from the uncertainty OF life and the
preehlonsness OF business. by the payment OF small
suul' winch most men can spare, Comfortable support
ieI ~ uAInyyIS A,.n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
FLOM ER SEED.

FLOW Err SEED.
Dahla fouf'c Z.rtia. Car
sia. scotch Erocin, TrE
Hrueefy, Tfct re. Caudy-
fuii, thysrufitm 10. Franf
Corcopss, Euriisshn Vatia-
Fafrd, lee Pisni D1utie Bal
samine, So .iet Cacalfs.Ia.
yaera, Aforls, love IN q
Nisi, Mcsn onc'te NHvslsf
Peru, etc. Cfc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

ANCDL@hA Il. ~ VAL,
Bank Square, Richmond, Yirginia.
ASPARAGUS-Gianto or Dutch
hhA SS-l4Tse and small Lima, Soaps &C. China Dwarf
BEEr-LoI,; Blood, Early Blood Tu1nig, French Whit.
BROCOLl-EaTiy Cape, Large PnroIe
CAbBAGE-Eary YORK, Large Y6rs FsrI- D-,.-,..,l
or B1tteTscl, E4ry SurarIoaf 49, n-s.
STom"Sii DO, Res Dutch, or Pi,kHnr Green CnSisi
- SAVOY, PEG; 20, Leith etc. 's' ~ -" Nu''eu
CAREOT-Irrs Orange
AtLf. oN ER-Elry and Late
CELERI-Mhre :. Iit'
tORN-S Smiths Extra Early
~ ~, 81 ~ M,B.R-Eariy Frame, Long Green
NALE-ScOtch. sea KaIc
Coss "e'i NA'0A-si FA1s
MELON-Nutmce. Citron, ei-.
MAIER-MElLON-Fints kinds
ShsTURTlUN
o3NNnIoN-.-,EaIy silver ned, Garse Red
PARrLEN-Curied
PAkSNlP-Largc swelling. Drfch
TEAS tsrN Mluumcrfll, Early Cromwell Esrfv Ch.rf
Ton Eafy Franz, OSarf Blue Prussian, Dwarf Mar.
PVMPKtN-Mammoth
kAnl>li Long Scarlet, Turnip
kHtBARB-Rce for Tarfs
SAlSltA-or Vegetable oyster
SQVASIi-Tarly Bash
lONAIb-largc Red
lOKNiP-Eary Fat Dutch Red Tor, large NorG,lk Ru.
AZ, general assortmcuto OF Flower seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
~ Il = N u n I'D T. y SEED
WARRANTED,
Just received and for sale by
JOHN GAYNOR.
One Door nj how. 81. ID ~,


JOHN GAYNOR.
One Door above the Bell Tavern.
Il ERAEN ~ ~ w.Gdsor; Early Long Pod
ci A. OF sNAFs-- Early MotaNI; Early R.-bsis
iat9 s Valentine, extra 6ne "su MA're"'
eu,s ANSsmP9le or Climbing Large w.e Lima; uori
s1 hst 6 LQre Blood Esry Roe- Turnp Rooted,
HKoSoLI-Esry Purrse Cap; L. F,,r5 s"esr
Heart; DO Drumhesi; d susar i = 80 % e-i'oes,1
w. me; 66roS.s superior Lea ~; trs I,T.c
reeS Sed b p9leh Gi9S5e or Peklns Dli syG,
CAkRnI-LonE Orange
cELERYowhiSIeE se ofdy Late Dutch
Fame krsSs- Green Cluster ne pickns Early
I IHg1AN oEN-Smih's extra early fine
Large Whitehead; brown Dueb; hnei Lazy or
SssTTSe 11S>Ini,,1pesi Carolina Water
oKRA-Lons white; shortd do
PARSNIPeEE5y,sSi yeT skinned Straw eOIored Button
80 Sy TX "a Early prolific CromwelPs or True N,v
rial dne- Dwarf MarrOw1 MaiehlSs gsI5o,s Ii Bne
RApISu-searlet short TOP, fines, carl yy,,,. r..
SLY IF@YEnp superior sori for summer Of a.
sPNACiI-Round Savoy, finest. f.r ,n-,,. - -,
so~ifs-Comm"H Round 10y - sP'lus OF iai
,rsS1 AsH1EiSy Bush Summer Summer Crookpe,
I TnNATo[Laree Red, finest kind
lhNiP-W hHe stone, White Fiat .r-.-s -
RENE NE sEeD D. Ss.SS SyI M 'P
FLOWER Do-An assortment Of Animal pt-,,
JACogIAN LILY's. &c.
JAMES * GEORGE WINSTON
81. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
nave on consignment, and offer for sale A. reduced
20 BUSHELS prime di s1Sss seed
a. mus - CToi1- New Orleans and Rico spgar
q hhis BALTIMORE whiskey ~
CO bbls do
- b Gibson Martins Old Rve
~ boxes ska, lpxI2 and i2xl4G.,s.
10 ohis No Ncu g IIcrrars
lvuhfs Trinidad and y q Nlilsses
a. JAS Java Rio and LsEuayra Coffee
:, bii 49, 49, ~ ~ y eIiai and fo Dung Hysoa Tea
- boXes -. S. aud SIS Talow Candle.
~ DO Good and Common soap
y tuns Cost CO. Hufter
- kegs New Lard
s. lbis VINEGAR
- boHt Havana sugar
81 hhls Brazil
ha.i pipes French Rrandy, In the Cu.toro u,,..
" quarter casks Por Wine oN house
~ DOS APPLE ant Peach Brandy
100 lbs Curled Hair 10y
% pieces Hair Cloth
LoafsresT OldM Wine IN dernijohns
Colon Ysrn Sccars - per VI.
In.fro Nintslr Chairs
snuT Mahogany, assorted
Guu,,y Rags TtytI
] 80. e sir Flcss
| 49,, Ma'octuy Knobs
I - ~. rnfs springs
| U.s. w hiskey Moss
/ Rom NJ S.fvc.
I,1'a,iou French Brandy Coese selves
] - Nlfc 20 sand Screen
I r..tL- Move Wire, Nos tto2g
Unity YIN BARK Mills
No. " vwine ,,, lydfaulic Cement
mr. iG ''"'' '''A'' Oh Flooring Plank and SHINGLES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

il>I received. 10y way % Raj Rad from .leih,
~ P, srse, 1en'ene"'s ho- Cat -sI double soe Wa.
'ei Ffoci bo7t5, which - al! a. 81 - pcr pair
49, so '-Tc ca ha7d good assart.euf Of Nile or.f
"aief'Picoi and D:-ss Boots sut shoes sch viii a.
a. a41- a4'aAcc icr CslI or " purcfual rStonsr
mn JOHN JONES, Agent,
- Opposite the Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

On consignment, three PIANO-FORTEs which will he
~ offered AZ very reduced prices order Ia close the
consignment hytc lst OF January next az which time n
not sold they will be rcshnpcdio the owner
These Pianos equal any IN the city at the same
prices, an Will now be offered AZ 60 less than the regular
selling prices Those wanting good Piano, ant wishing
10 save the SUN oi 81 these hard times well 10 ali
q L.t,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

Lhsve his day received our supply of Garden seed
Nhifh are as usual warTaned genuine ard can he
conc MY recommended being Of last years growfh
n cSssio-e can &c Rad grsurous'y cou'aniu- mil A.
ions a. 10 10. tine Of sovius aud aanner Of enhv,
Sc tC rs eon;eose "a rsr' our assormcn:-
HEaN S--ted spcck'ed Valentine Brovyn 40 -,
VINE Eel Eye, Whtc Kidney, CRANBERRY Hortie -,urc
BOREC OIC,-Sr6,ch kaic
ANN A1t -ta.iy YORK, Lsndrethis largo York Early
49, I"si, i@4Se DfliHhesd Flat Ouch, Drnmhead
ChEkOT-Eiriy horn, Lonr Or.nTo
CARLETON Ek-s;ariy
CILtkN-ked aEi hte
Ckt-S--turi.d
CURCIMELRs--
EGG PLANT--Ia-=e Pnrple
ENDlSE-Curied
iLTlllCE- b.o.sn Dutch Early Cutled. C.bbag. etc
SSksnlioNs-"s'erzv sfieues, Nutmeg and Ciiron
oNluN-Rea sad slser Skin
PARSLEY urled
PhkSNlF-suEar extra hne
.fEhr-L'ndreth's EHra Early. Carlv rrsne r,--.
"srr9Niti, ne impcfia nishop Dwarf + rois. 80
hAui-h-Long Scarlet. White Turnip. Red TurnIn
"SeE -I1n,sl' feiicw Turuip
ssppINACn-RouHd Savoy Leaved, Priekly Seeded
TUIATToEs--
FLOWER SEED Ia assorted PACKAGES
iic ~ Htieois opportunities for extensive practical
ohaeTva !'u have enabled hn i icofsy 20
sueh varieties OF vegetables as are really votthv on chi
lure om tic in'oror not unfreGu eut worthless
ol tue same ellss. which have been prepeuaiei
vurh renee therefore. making this SELECTION
he tas excluded many sorts usually found The eaia-s
:" nose VINO are mere rend~Ts. Drccccql rorsr. OF
see1 And ne is lot that the variety nj lht no; be
SIN further reduced with ayartsse; al any rte his -
ample Tor 4ns garden however extensive aud fully adapted
ic the niecs; taste. f
.sto the quality NJ the seeds the PROPRIETOR IN
&c Iemenhcref tra What is sold by MIN is OF his own
gtowt VIII tuf slsht eIcepuon) iic coro warranted
~ ehure conn fcIce that they will upon trial prove 10
&c Jar superlr most % forcg nporaiiou or such a.
are casually collected IN the United states To be hadof
ID, LlELL, JOHNSTON e. LYELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
WHITE kIn EInT.

WHITE KID GLOVES- &c
| AIDES and Geuiicr.cn's White XII o. -,
- 10 % White max = 40 - =.
cts IN a. NN!NcuAMS
~ - Ncs ani Clean -. o. . q, - 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

The subscriber is eon,taatl,
receiving supplies from these
makerA the superior quality OF
whose lnstruments, in ali re-.
sHect', II duly acknowledged by
"ly increasing demand foI
them.
10 those not already aequaint.
e'i with these Instruments. II NAV
rot be superfuoIs TO say that
they are made with partic ular re
gard 70 Keeping in tune. Can ob
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

L<AOIif1lNOE hui LII.
lie proPlleSr oit' establishment, the commence
- ~ !, wv year retura his thanks to his friends
u we pubic TOR their liberal support since was Ist
sun further 10 H. 10y making All tb~ Who s1eurn M
ne Exchange a. comfortable Least az Al any Hotel
"a nc Union lie taxes this opportunity also OF caution
ing The public against tho nfoune runors pu anoai by
y persons, about the c,,ravasant charge said
no" what they ALwArs have been. s2rsa pay.
Richmond, Va. JAN 81 ISL r DoSoEN r'Pg".fosS S
n- DolrdeIs for meals only at the Gentlemcns Ord.
nary, $50 per year.
A,t-ehsd to the Exchange is large Concert and Bau
Room, which will be let f1r such purposes upo as rea
sonable terms as any in the city.
II uM, BRANDY &c.-oh Pale Cognac brandy, very
%p0Il0' Old Rum Ter ;sS below b S@s2t 70
MOuNTAIN BUrTk.it, just received,
GREENoUGH's CHEMICAL OLA sup
VI ply OF the above, for burning in Grcenoush's Paep,
oe ~ ALEXANDER DUvAL & co.
NLOVEs.-super Black and coourci Kid Cloves at
ne opposite Exchange Hotel
MRG EntaEORN, Mere hani, Isi Front street.
freely - TO having b,cn cured OF distressing Rhealna
lism, Of lorg Standing by
HEwES' NERVE AND BONE IMMINENT.
vain The positive and quick effects OF iss article arc 20
wen known TO- all WHO have heard OF IT, 10 require no
JOHN GAYNoR,
"a IL one door above Bell Tavern
FAinnANks, PATENT PLArFoRA a.
SoosrEh BALANCES, for sale by
- IaSl-n undeI the EEchtnSe Hotel.
SursRioR OH cOsnac BRANDY, in 6oI!Ics--loI s7Ie
m TlERCEs prime Rice
wv ~ bbs Tar
10 do Rosin
10 do Pitch
ing, for sale wEBB, HOOKER & HAMILTON
EENrLEMEN's sUPERioR WAFER PROOF BooTs
" AND SllhES-licOb Miles aud Soa's.-we have re-
ror Manufacturers Genemen lnvfc.' - call and fit
themselves ID. BULLiNGTOI 4 CO
no 20 Mausr House.
SPARkLlNG CHAMPAGNE & IIOCK-ifD bssEsI- 4
.IG1en each sparkling Champagne and Hook comprising
'he oesi bandsin use IN this country, for sale by
nol2 Main 1t. next door 10 DavaI & 20.
II Um, TOBACCO, Sc
IL puneheon superior Jamaica Rum
do do Grcnsda do
Brown, Ianchorne * Arrnsteads Chewii. Tobacco
no BH,esaua' Principe aud Old Csars-lor sale bv
no q w HARRISON.
IRoUND PLASTER AND LIME
~ 10 casks fresh Thou.ston Lrnc
JBABBoTT,
GENrLEMEN's ELEGANT WATER PROOF SHOES
Made by J. Miles s. Son, expressly for our retail
Sales.
WE arc now in receipt OF our supply Of the above
w shoes, which rally first rate. Gentlemen In
want OF good article for Winter will please all and
supply themselves, II JUDAH MYERS q co
no u Dealers In Boots. shoes. Trunks, sc.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
E have on hand good assortment Of LADIES' Kid and
w Morocco slippers, made IA Phiadclpha which are
very handsomc-Pnee, only 81 per par.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
dc 81 Boot, Shoe and Trunk Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
pRorEoTIQN nNsURANcE coMPAN

UT INN T OINJ, CUNN.
INllS Company offers 10 insure Houses Stores Mills
Factories, Barns and the contents OF each Together
with every other similar species OF property AGAINST
Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
The Taieso premium offered low as those Of any
similar institution, and every has opportunity for
small sum- 10 he protected against the tayases OF this De-
sirucive element, which often, single hour swoeps
away the earnings OF macy years.
Inc course the Office pursues tn ransactng its business
snu IN INC adjusting aud payment OF Losses prompt
liberal For terms Of Insurance. an renewal OF polccs
apply 10 HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Agent foI the
ic iy Civ 90 Richipond &C. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

(AsuNERE, six, bsrge, attn aud vc,s, shs4i =
- great variety, vsry cheap. II. PRiCk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
PROBATE SALE.

By virtue of an order from the hon. tn.
Judge of the Court Of Probates in and for the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, will be sold By
the undersigned Parish Judge, On
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of November 1912,
the following described property, belonging to
the succession of the late Pierre Dabencens
deceased, TO wit:
Twocertain lots Of ground, situated in that
section of the town of Baton Rouge, laid out
by E. Beauregard, designated in the fgura,ive
plan thereof by No. 3 in square No. 5, and
No. of square No. 6, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: The lot containing the ina
proyements at a credit of twelve months with
good security and mortgage till final payment
The lot having no improvements, me half
cash, and the other half payable in twelve
months from the day of sale, in note s~atisfac-
torily endorsed, payable in bark, and mort
gage retained till final payment. The sale to
take place on the premises.
oet.1 "a CHI. TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

TRIEvIsG on A LARGE scALE.-A gang Of Sc
veniy-nine thieves has been lately broken up
and apprehended BY the police of Paris. They
were found supplied with facilities for enter
NJ houses, and their plans were SO skilfully
arranged, hat they seldom failed in their sb-
iect. After ii, examination had been CONT
nued for three DAYS, an immense amount Of
property was discovered to have been stolen by
them. The Journal DIES Debatsgives the fol-
lowing ist:-Thirty-two thousand nine hun
dred and forty-seyen francs in silver or bills,
Isl gold watches, 208 silver watches, I6G
pairs of gold earrings, 272 silver covers, 7
soup ladies', 1919 siiver-spoons, 25s gold rings,
IA gold or silver snuif-boxes, 50 tamblers, 80
gold chains. To this may be added a prodi-
gious quantity of jewelty of every kind, mer-
chandize of every variety, dresses, &c, which
cannot be valued at less than $50, 0G0 francs.
Eleven of the accused were for the first time
brought before public authorities-nine have
before been condemned for a time to hard Ia
Dor, and ten have previously been condemned
TO Imprisonment. These form the second de-
tachment of the band which has been brought
to Justice.