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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
MY MOUNTAIN HOME.

My mountain. home-spring never threw
fIef gifts meath skies Of lovlier hne
Meier waved sweet summers rosy plume
Ore spot of more unsullied bloom ,af 5asa
And ne'er did autumn's purple ray
Mid scenes of loft CT grandeur, stray saI
My mountain home; rude natures hand,
Unaidcd, all thy beauties planned. ,3zs.,
Hill, glen and stream, and hearts whose Ike
Is natures own sincerity #5, /
Hearts which, though feast of love they boast
Still closest cling, and feel The most.
My mountain home, mid cliff and deip :
NY home, / love thee passing well. s.'.'
NV mountain home, earth has no voice
To lure ne from thy treasures choice
The swell OF natures thrilling hymn, -
Through festooned :aisles and grottoes dim;
The tones which greet soft evenings air
OF deep, transformations pra 5er; e,
The words from lips which ne'er deceive, 1
And whose fond truths our spirits cleave.
Oh |! world, what boots thy 5cankering sp.d,
For which such joys as these are sold Z
What are they pleasures, boasted fame
Kindle they not life's funeral flannel
Away, away, ! cannot roam =
my own loved mountain home.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
htf STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.-Probate
Court.
IN the matter OF the succession Of John
skHIlssrnt,, lcaaa.oJ 4 NE&&% ElHE3

IN the matter OF the succession of John
sHueston, deceased. 1Aa
On reading and considering tile petition of
Daniel.D. Averys Administrator Of the said
succession and Of Mrs. Christinah Hueston,
widow of the deceased and natural tetrix of
her minor son John Huestons praying for a
meeting of the creditors of said estate, which
appears TO be i~nsolvent. to deliberate on the
terms Of sale Of the property belonging to the
same. il IL ordered, that a meeting Of the
creditors Of said deceased, be convened at tie
Office of the Undersigned, ex oficio Notary
Pubfics In the town of Baton Rouge, on
Tuesday the 9th of December next, at 10
O'clock A. MI to deliberate on the terms of
sale OF the property belonging 10 said estate,
and such other matters as may be Submitted
tothem touching the interests Of said estate
and that due public notice be given of the
came in the Baton Rouge Gazette and accord
ing to law, agfeeably to the foregoing order.
nov. 3 80 CHI. TESSIER, p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
GAS ANN GAS 7, pc.

od las, received a quantity lit Of gas and
also a quantity Of gas lamp nich is cheaper
fhan oil and gives q grea zeal better light,
burns no wick at all and is cleaner and cheap
er for the use of tables. &C., than sperm cam
dies. Also u quantity of fancy Indian moe
cssins. hs GREEN b WHITE,
q aug 12 81 fJW MUSsELMAN, agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Interesting uork By Marshal bertrand.
"A correspondent of the Charleston Mer-
c,,ry. writing from New York. uhder date
Of the 3lst ultimo, says: !,
During an interview With General Der.
rand. learned d fact that viii be pleas
ing to our literary and mi!itary statesmen.
II is that ne has now in the press d work
on the campaign of Napoleon in Egypt,
dictated to him BY the great commander
while he was at ST. Helena, d few months
before his deafhF. and which goes fully into
aIrthe details of that extraordinary move.
mens. 1t will contain also Napoleon's
views of the politics Of tie different gov.
ernments Of Europe during the same peri
| Cd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
NOTICE.

2 asrayed or stolen, an iron gray horse, long
name and tail, and darker color than the body
A-no particular mark. The horse is a fine
animal, well made and in good order, he can
tiers, and is from 10 to rs hands high. Whoe-
yer will bring him TO this Office or to the sub.
scriber's will receive a fearonable reward.
sept Q q 81 A lie BLANC.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
TEACH ME FoRGETFULNEss.

sTANzAs FOR Music,
Oh teach me forgetfulpess, teach me 70 cast
From the depths Of my spirit all thought Of
the past; ada hGaE gEh
Ny hopes you baye blithed within my cad
heart, a4Ea t.s H~ et#h =9s#ss
There LINGERIE but nfemory--Oh bid 1t depart.
You have taught me to look on the past with
regret, s.r a8.s f~aIaj.fa .6s f5 assn
And weep for the future, but not to, forget. sEaS
You have taught fte my love and my folly to
Why did you not teach me forgetfulness too
Oh teach me fofgttfnlheesk, bid me control
The thoughts, the Wild thoughts that have
euter'd my soul - a.,
Thought your your Wild ] passion an innocent
That would lift me aab above, not degrade me 70
shame - - a' s
I thought-but e~nough-the deep folly is.o'er,
| would turn from the past, and remember
no more 90 ~ $50 = r
You have taught me my love and my. folly 10
Then teach me, oh teach inc fo~rgeetfulness loo.
On teach me forgetfnlness-little / thought
That in seeking my heart twas its ruin you
sought
Thought you had won my fond spirit away
To love the, to bless, me and not to betray.
Alas that such musings should sadden me
yet !; - .a8 = ~ Sist4 t@s t.4t So
My heart is all memory-oh bid it forget; 20
You have taught me my love and my folly to
Then teach me, oh teach me forgetfulnesss too.
~ @aa&a s## AMELIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

81 A lady has written Il sefy infsres-
ting account of the appearance Of the pa
geant at Brussels. on the occasion Of The
visit ofQneen Victoria ia that CITY. In
Speaking Of the personal APPEARANCE of
Prince Albert, she says: "TIe is tall. in
cliDing to stoutness; hair, wh,skers, and
mnstacfi Of as light color as my ocn.''
We world not relish kiss from this inter.
esling Iaby, unless she vas fresh froaaa a
barber's shop with her fair cheek and love.
Iy lip disencumbered of their ugly appen-
dages.-Lou Jeur. -s ,e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
NOTICE

The creditors Of the late John Hueston. are
hereby notified to meet at my office in the
town Of Baton Rouge on Tuesday the 9th of
December next TO take into consideration the
affairs Of said succession and to deliberate on
such things as might be submitted TO them in
Che present. ae
nov. 80 CHI. TESSIER, N. p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
@PRAY WITHOUT cEAsING.n

- ~ - 4fffEssss!-- s. II. rs 4a1ltLs t3l
When morning is rising Ger mountain and
lawn,
And every thing waketh TO welcome the dawn,
When far down the vally the mists fly away,
Arouse thee from %slumber, arouse thee and
pray. 4s
And when the still noon ia its beauty draws
nigh, bdttti as! e at3t4ta# = !ai45 q Ai
And nature seems ready to languish and die.
Then halt on thy march in the heat ofthe day,
Then lift up thy thoughts to thy father and
pray. a5i8 n
When evening descends like a spirit Of peaces
And labor and tumult grow fainter and cease,
When night coHleth down in her starry array,
Then haste to the God of thy spirit, and pray.
Remember His goodness, whose hand has
supplied 80 d
Each want of thy bosom, nor ever denied
The smiles of His bounty to gladden. thy way !;
Remember His goodness, and gratefully pray.
Oh, pray to Him always-in sorrow or joy,
When peace is around thee. or troubles annoy;
The light of His presence the storm shall allay,
Or temper thy gladness-then constantly
prar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

~There have been 81 steamboats,
Ibuat at Cincinnati this wear. Aggregate
tonnage l2,035; Cost. $7O5,o0O. About
500 workmen have been steadily employ
ed upon him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, 4
Cour des Preuves-Paroisse d'Est Baton
nataagrsN Rouge a
Dana raffaire de la succession de John


H. ~ Hneston, DECIDE. sfs4t 81 sH Ill
Apfes lecture ct consideration do Ia petit
ton de Daniel ID. Avery, Administrator de
ID ditc succession ct de Nine. Chrisiinah
Hnesfon, seuve du decide, ct tutricee snlatul
reIle de son file mineur, John Hreston, priiaitnt
qu'nn assemble des creanciers de Ia dite
Succession soft appele, ~laqaelle est insolvable,
agpefet de fxer les conditions de la yente de
Ia propriete appartenant q Ia dite succession.
III est ordenne, qu'une assemblae des cream
ciers du dit defunt. soft convoquee au bureau
du soussigne, ex-officio notaire public, dams Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, Mardi le 8 Deceinbre
proclaim, a 10 heures du matin, pour delibe-
rer sur les termes de la vente de la propriete
appartenans d Ia dite succession, ct telle au-
ire afaire qui p~ourrait leur etre soumise con-
cernant Ia dite succession ct qu'ayis en- soft
DOME dams la Gazette de Baton Rouge sui
want Ia loi ct rordre ci-dcssus. as4a
s3nov 80 CHI. TESTER, P. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
HATS AND GAYS.

b Just received from New York, a hadsome
assortment of gentlemen and boys faslilona-
bic hats and caps snitable for the season.
Ks 3@5 ap PHILLIPS 81 LAN0U.
september 0 OIL 30. I~laa.s2 ~ laaa-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Nofsi FANn4.-An Old lady, reading
the account of the death ofa venerable
and distinguished lawyer. Who was stated
10 be the father Of the Philadelphia Bar,
exclaimed, aPoor man !! he lad a dread
full noisy set of children. aHaI aga.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

A COOL writer says: Give me-, for a beau
tiful sight, a neat and smart Wofndn, hear
ing her own oven, and setting her own
bread !! a4s G43 s3s ~ ea oTaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
AVIS.

Les creanciers de feu John Hueston, sont
par le present notifies de s'assembler a mon
bureau, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, Mardi
le5 Decembre procfiains pour prendre en- con-
sidkration les ~affaires de la dite succession ct
deliberer eur telles autres ~affaires qui pour
raient leur etre soumises achievement a ce
sujet. --za zgT-Es 4 E.7J ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

AZ PLOuGH-srnGEos DENTIST.
or Residence, East Of the court house, in
the house formerly occupied by Charles r
Tessier, Eaten Rouge.
dec 10 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

The following creed, it Is said, Vas 4.
dopted By The officers ofthe American
army, verpIanck's Point, In t7s2 awe
believe that there is a Great First Cause.
by whose almighty fiat we were formed ;
and that our business here isto obey the
the orders Of eur superiors.-We believe
that every soldier who does his duty will
be happy here, and that every such one
who dies in battle, will be happy heresf.
tef. We believe that General Washing
ton is the only fit man In the wsrld to Head
the American army. We believe that
Nathan mel Greene was born d General:
We believe that the evacuation Of TicOn.
derago was one of thnse strikes which
stampthe man who darcs TO strike them
with everlasting flames Ne bellete that
Baron Steuba Z. has made vi soldiers, and
that be is capable Of forming The whole
world into a solid column. and displaying
it from the centre. We believe 10 his
blue book. We believe ii Gen. Knox
and bis artillery. And we believe Id ouf
bayonets. Amen."-Lou jour. att saaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

s-Tvo shoft.sighted sons .of' Eth,
who challenged each other through mis-.
~take-eacff surprising the other 10 b, some
. else, who had atsironted him, did. not
discover the blundef till placed on fhs
ground, face 10 fase, within good see;na
distance. Ant you. ODouahetty n
cried one IN amassment. ,,,s mo and soa
are not no o'HBrrisat Why, By ME soWi, 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Aaother P~enienhiary m Ere,--On, .fts
9Th inst. the AiaJama p~enitentiary was
set on fire by the ~convicts, BY n means ans ii if
ropes saturated with spirits of fafpeniine,
rl,ced in tariops pats OF The establishment.
and applying thereto sl0w Matches 4 hy
work sisops wefe Ill CONSUMED, but sha
walls stefe uninjured, md none Of The con.
vets escaped. v Ea11 g.uahisatI nnI ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
TO A LITTLE GIRL GATHERING FLOW

. a III LIE Will VA HEfiING TJoW
d tl8a I8fs Frs. 4
GAragn thy bright flowers, sweet one,
Ere their deep hue fadeth ..sfss
Bind them on thy sunny brow,
Ere cares dial shadeth-
Youth 10 youth, and joyoto joy,
Nought know they Of sadness
Sunshine, dew and pleasant showers,
Make their life of ~gladness.
Bind them OF thy brow, sweet me-,
Kindly they will tel! thee Lea E.yy3
How life's blighting winds, 10 shun,
Should dear hope repel thee
They will bid thee meekly bow, Z.
When the storm is DER thee.
To rise unbroken when again
Life's sunshine fits before thee. tzt''
ELI LEE N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

or There have been Effected in The city
Of Boston. during the present year, eli
brick and 44s wooden bullding.-Hln aii
Ills. This il n n increase oset last year
of about 800 buildings.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

WESTERN BUTTER.
A few kegs, urine article, just received
oct nI 81 PIKE & BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

AMERICAN SfEK.-Duf attention has
been called to some specimens Of silk goods.
manufactured in this country. which Ger.
tatnly are very creditab'e in their appear.
ance, and excelientin fabric. q they nre
in the form Of ladias' 4cravais or small
square fringed handkercliefs Of different
pattern ard color, and viii bear Il rombari.
son with the same style Of goods or foreign
make. They are the first attempt to man.
u%faclure fancy siIk goods in this country.
and must therefore be hooked upon mofe
as nm experimental production than as the
results of "A regular business. We learn
loo, that the America sewing silk il tax.
ing the place Of the Italian very fapinly.
being found as even and az strong, and at
the same time cheaper. The seeti of
these goods will purchase any quantity Of
the raw six which may Be offefed hifn II
fair fpprires. thus presenting an indncement
10 p'antefs to devote II small 5nfllon If
their fands and labor TO the raising Of the
mdlberry and feeding the wofm.-Chdfle&
ton Courier .hSiig4g sd ps1E 1d4Hm f5iaW tGdf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

uNcoMnoS.-The Adams Sentinel
states, that while; Judge buchanan was
passing sentence Of death a few dayssince,
in Cumberland, Nd, upon William Chrise
found guilty Of murder Of Abraham Prey,
his feelings were SO o~ser@helmed as al
uost to impede u~tteranee.v After passing
sentence, the Judge arose, and with him
the other niembers Of the Court, the Bar,
and the whole assembly. when he offered
I'D te 10 the Thrope Of Gracea most fer
vent ra5e+ in behalf Of fhe doomed and
unfortunate mar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

oh, it is a fearful sig't to see a voting
conhding girl. approach the altar with one
who loves 10 lipger around the wine cup-
He, may pass unscathed thrnugh the Arery
ordeal, and the bright hopes OF the bride
ripen unto frnition. But. fair real.
or, let no. the . lendor, Of welth, nor the
allurements Of pleasure, nor the promised
iriumphs Of ambition. tempt you to risk so
fraught with danger TO III you hold dear.
Honest indus try. .joinod with temperance,
may carYe a f rtune, and oil that ambition
cpyet; but wealth. talents. fatnc
can never gid the drunkard's home, ttor
sooth The sorrows ola d%runkard's wife.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Blessing Of TsMpefdate.AThcre is no.
a s'ngls pfis,ner. confined In Jail In sene.
ca county. N. +. Thefe has moi, been d
bill Of Indictment found by either Of Tho
two la-t arand Jusies, and fIsore ~ns not
q Single t~ofnpIaiDt before the last one.
The people hate I'll jqiHed ihe, Jsempes.
arcs Societies. Hences says the Seneca
hepubIican, the GAUGE Of this great f1oral
change. fAaea daos fol ,bab1esE 58fss'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

"a LOT of bedsteads on consignment for sale
very low. by PIKE & BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02
The following singular aet6nnhss Id geobgi9sd
I from the Newfoundland Post . 8

The following singular aaet6snhnss Id eopS6d
from the Newfoundland Post "a
.THE SEA sHALEGWE .tp rTs DEaD.-On
leaving the harbor Of 81. Mays d short time
since, the people IN the Boa. saw j large red
chestaon the water toward Which they directed
their huas''s Course, and succeeded in obtains
ing the chest. lsFf "a 81 ~etsgIi
This on being opened was found to eois
tain the corpse Of a Young and beautiful e.
male, c!ofh5a N 4 riek silk dress, and HAVING
three solid gold rings Upon the fingers. ana
this was alt that tonld Sc learned concerning
her; who she Mad beefh,s or fhheef niTfcaudttnstaafse
of her death, retiiissif to DIS sin sealed i IN
most likelysh3wessr, that the far youhr rrsa.
ture had died ID sea. and her hh6y been
committed 10 the waters Of the deep, which.
thus have yieIdsesdf L pip again. n only remains
for US 10 add thar fae chesf, with lie bsslv
in il, jnss q 4 ~ when frs. opened, Mas
consigned TO ne grave, with the appropria,s
and solemn rites Of Christian burial, in 8,
\ Marve
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

IRE PRECIOUS TEARL.-Keliginn, in
n female. secure. nIl her interests. II gra.
ces her character, promotes her peace, en-.
dears her friendship, secures esteem, and
adds n dignity and worth understandable to
alt her deeds. How please ut. when the
absent husband can think Of hom~, and re-
fI"ct that angels watch The plarel When
about 10 leave llrr a widow, how conAo.
ling. If her character IL sHe.h that she can
lend Oh The widows God. and mt her en-.
dren under The guardianship of Him, who
is tho father Of the fathrrlessl Then be
quits the world calm and happy, stipporfad
ty the hope that he shall meet them aIl in
Itea ven. sH tfE #nE6g8H III HeH5EKa IgQfH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

We insert the following circular from the
New Orleans City Club to the Wings Of
Louisiana. 1t contains some useful advice
tothe Wings, The approaching convention
is a matter Of great importance, it may and
can decide of The pernanency or downfall of
the institutions of our state. The loeos are
active, they are organizing and marshalling
their forces, it is highly important for Us 10 be
up and doipg: -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Soft liips.--A lady of fashion inscribed
on a pane Of glass at an inn in; S'aines,
"Dear Lord Dorring | has the softest, lips
that ever pressed those Of beauty" Foote
coming into the room soon after, ~sote
underneath:-
Then. as like as two chips, =
..aa - Are his held md his Ing ..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

MoHsI PLAcn.-For the sis months
sudiiuug tho last day = Of occtutef, there were
in the city o fNew York. seteaty -four bur-
eaarses Sonnditfee3 about two hnndred
pockets picked, and we hasdIy know how
many murders committed. Gotham L d
moral bfaEe-yerE. .afIlaoaxa I~ain9Aa9sa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Adversely tries M.eaas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

At the Presbyterian Synod in Baiti.
mose, last week, the Rev. Mr.. Dale, aeenf
of the Pennsylvania Bible Society, sfasss
that there are $4,000 families. Of $50, OOU
souis, m Tie stats Of Pennsylvania aions
that have NO Bible. tst X@s2an
@ We have advise an imrfediate re-!
turn Of strse Of the foreign missionaries.
Il ID a pity to see 50 many souls going To-
destruc,i in for want Of Bibles! sas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

VALUABLh G1FT.-Miss, Ann Maciurea
sister Of the late WIN, lfaclure,, a disiin.
guished phiIantrophist, has recently pre-.
sented U&vib D3IE OwEs, the celebrated
geologist. with nj !, Of tie largest and
most permanent private edifces in The
State Of Indiana, lot 4 laboratory leetars
room. nhdseam and geologitri cabiner. IL
IS situated IN The town Of New Harmony,
ana was bniii some FEARS ago, by Mr.. Rapps
Mr.. Ovens cabinet . ole uf Inc most 81.
tsnsiye 10 The tultd States. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-02

Or The Journsymen Tailots of Boston,
who have BEEN some time on . strikefar
higher wages, have projected. The Bosiuh
Assdclatlon OF Operatives with a capital Of
$1,000 IN shares Of $40 each, which shall
f,r ,ish stock and pay werkmen in. differ.
ent trades fair prices, keeping a store and
selling the products at just fates.' This il
the best thing we lfave yet seen EN- arats
flom q strike. 1T may of may not be prraac.
ticable IN this precise form but The idea
reaches the very bottotn Of, the evil to be
fetdedlsd, which No strife Of itself has
done OF can do, 17qHt 1tH9 4ns ,H@ltffH7ut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02

ETlE.lNIt-Ts Cu,>rrr,-Nt Rule. held in
y trr irrs.s O.F.s uf flc Circuit Superior
Cont 90 i1N aud Cb1r.ery G,r iiu county OF
NH-r Zoo ihr m.rrH oi August. lSt3
Aust tc1F aud William " Ross ,omplainants
against
Henry Morton 1rH Henry Moore attendants
lHr t'trEa Huf~ ruf having entered tirirubpea
ruHru aro gwen srruTIil according 90 the act y.
Ass. uH.F ana '-' rules 1i tl.a court. aul 10 ap'
D., Hr.u. p. ~ -fHrf frs irpJf that th'v are not
lrHoutnnts Ii fIe Comm uv,r1'th Of Virginia.
o. WHflHu "t 'nr Complainant by cIuIscl, % ~
nri"'rl 'nIf sa1 defendants tn appear here on the
Irsi DAY ui iHc neat term 90 tl cuurt; aud an
ever sHIN uur.a.uHuf- H...-aud tlat copy Of
Irs ur.rT H Isrf. v'H II H.rfrI lu some urs spa
peg Hr.r' I. f.r .| uf N HftIu Ter TWO months
sUry.- ye'T, HrH posted lf csc frout douT ~ the
Dourt iluuac uI ono County. 4 copy teste.
Nclson 20 Cont aug H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-02
INST RANCE.
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FI7lRE GNNCfNE iNSTG ANCE-Tlrre gr
. NosiiuaIuu- .u.y Iu Oh.rI individuals can
ID" placed, " 90, .IHT tHn l"tTusfr'y .urrr.Iafe
TIE value 60 ru-UrIura. These are. al.L r'HH.r
l1g unpn fuc rims uf tIr.rDsu property. trer
RECEIVING from uu u.urnUCU Office f.g tu.. a.
mount Nhi.H lu.N have lr-r, Hr sanding uu thr
'oue spot surrounded perhaps ls deco. are IlrH-
F. '1WouuIE chat stupidity and i..|y which DO,
tailed GO rr.N vide i.r such CONN. g ury.
= q HNl NSrN. Agent OF cine u kDIEC NON
INSURANCE. 90 OF HAN rfDpp. CONN
vii take RISKS uu dwelling houses. ware houses
torres, W.sS, l.cfu.Its. dc, tI-r. u,r with fH1|
contents, such a. uIururs, urr-lsuHf-r, u.1
chiHery. aud -yHrrDflH cr4. notion .f Tr#lrlr.r,
property also, uu ste.ri, ktr' aud Hat boats
aud their csrg - 90 uuu from any i0rt Ju the
" cstrru Waters
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