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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
Michael Weaver Il son,
Jacob Elisnnuth s. Son.

Jacob Flisniut7i s. SON.
ESPEG1FUl.LN informs their friends and
l.. ncqvain'ances Sc per'Ily thu they stn con-
tinue to keep at the old stand, No. 246 North Sd
street. Philadelphia, all inds Of
TOBACCO SNl ~ AM SEGAPS.
Which they will seT II the Ma accommodating
aud rcasnna e terms.
n. B. An goods Sod a! be qua, ,ntced and al
orders promptly itt,nded 10.
Philadelphia, November l3, lsi2.-iy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
The best method, for he Abolition of Disease
is 10 clcopSe and gurifD ne Dody. 'ft
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OF THE
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
NEW JERSEY.

Y All notes purporting to he on any Pernsyl-
vania Bank not gwen in the above list may be set
down as frautls
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

william. hill peter. Hill Bavid, hart u french
Harvey Basid. Hatehhr samuel, HefnaBdez
Iitiis, Hirain r hereford, mart Il s, Hatilii'
maria.
l. ! Il Il
Judge owen. Joy Bavid, Joy Rehecca. jagnes
caire, irwin ! A, Birtly f NJ ., Hally william,
Rihg pavid, Rennard 4ohn. Hane It Iarot Mrs.
Zines John, Kbok Il Ms
neeofnpts II IDlin. little s =, Leach william,
livingston h, Lewis 6 charles, ~tenarly FeliH,
iespinard celeste; tHffinete tohn, tee V
iatnes.
81
montgomery Alex q niarony nj a. Harsdn
Eugene, mtFadden James. aiillen A A, HedonE
munsf 2, m~nlluzar James, Mofier st. Maftif
pipte 9, Mitchell Nancy, H~altoleg tlioHiasi Ec-
tants Bayid.
uoble william q, Nelson j !. aesdn Mr.
U-uneal James.
Pipes s~tplitlen, rata oliver, Towers sarah.
phillips Abranj Phillips Joseph, Pullin " J.,
pentiy 5os, PARKER James. Fulliam Eancy, PEN
tricest Alx, t~ortiston rf Z.
Robertson Williarii, Reynolds w george,
Httierson charles. Heams Father.
s.
smith Em,na, smith safal, 9. sirnpnnnt MA
tiIda. silly II, segnir Francis, %sayornin jacques.
snyder william, siiwell rdn,nt, swain u tnr.
sirronson. iohn ., shelton THOMAS. story
barkin. scarborough, James, s~niyeley WIN.
3 T
rucker James, ram II !. 1aylor !, rrssef
Iohn
v%intugal mr., vassenr tewis, Titkirman
nitl,ard.
w
wheat 7, warner @ Jane. Wliier n Alfred,
waddel p !, woodbridge maria, walker %Alonzo,
walker H william, winthrop A
Calling for The above letters, please say
advertised.
M l.. Err. i M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
/ s or LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Baton
Rouge, October 4, and if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the dead letter
office, at Washington ID. {.
armstrong John. adams william, Allison
William. Allen A II Mrs, Allen W Eennet, Alien
nj J. -.
pernard relix 2, bernard oneziphore 3, Bnien
william. bailey W John 2, burgess william,
Rlisor Nayant, Burney W Pleasant Z, BEDFORD
7, MACK c John 2, bryan catherine, Bernos
madam. Brewer william, BELL C james, Boatnes
NJ A. Boatner If ], Boatper L Miss, Bosler An
qustus, Blxle Ter B John, Brashears r S MIS- Bao,f
, p. sahin J, Biliield Eliza MISS, Butterhele
catherine MISS. !.
cornelius D J, cornelius Mary Ann, comeat
= romeau S, cabra william 5, cotton s James
Garfield hugh, cline VIZ, chance Martha
8anfeId p Julia, calken E, common C w, chris
tonne zane, campbell w James, continl Z
| chambers IS.
navis / Jacob ., Daigle Joachim, Devall vii
ligm, pupuy harvey, Davis thomas, po"rhaL
,6bn. puisocs V, Duplantier Alfred.
F
roe !. Finch edwin, Felden David 3, rosie
wary srs. Foreman John, roster Norris :.
CT
Greer robert, Greer Lavinia, Granger PER-.
GRANGER D, eoodln D sami, Garig Philip, Gar
: zane. Goudeau julien, GORDON ann MIS-
II
Eenry THOMAS 2, hudson henry. Hendefso
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
AVIS.

Les Mesgieurs nommts q Ia derniere as
semblee generate, de Ia susdlte Associatlon,
da comite execute, sont respectueuse1nent no.
tifes de s'assembler, sans antre avis, Same
di matin, lie IA Octobre, a IL heures du ma
tin, a Ia maison de cour de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge. pour des ~affalres importantes a Ia
dite Association ct pour fare les arrange
mems Eecessaires peui Ia prochaine foite.
Les personnes suiVantes composent 10 dit
comite:
i d Conrad, David Chambers, James Me
! CaIop, sesthene Allan, J n Brown, ! L
Plough, Maj S Roberts, ' Leblanc, Dr. c
Williams, ] d kleinpeter, John Davenport.
James Cooper.
PHILIP HICKEY, Presd't-
Amos ADaMs, Secretaire. :
sept. 80 81 y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
DISSOLUTION BIZ aoClETE.

f,e public est inf6rfif|t due la naison jus
qua present commits sous Ia raison lsidcre
Larguief jr ct Jean Capoblade; est, par snite
dune transaction i fafniabIo, deysnue Ia pro-
pritft e7eluslte d'tsid5te Largpier j. 1ui
este charge dss afaircs du DIT ttablissetnedti
,out potir &c Dbl lui est dt quo pour 60 ~
peuf concernfr Ia susdite td6 json eohnmerciale
mrnt, 10 dit tsidmo Imrguisr jr. entendant
p'aVdir d s'0ccuper gne lie ga ligue d'afaires.
JEAN CAPOGLADE
IsIDORE tARGUrEh.
tsidore tarrg iief II. bfa tbuj1brs tout ee qai
dtpepdra de. lui poiif qus le public ct ses anls,
en- general aisit ! Sc bust d5 Ii inaniere don't
il tiepdta, sstb3 Establishment
sept rs 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

BENBprcr hHNoLp.-ln the New Void,
a sketch Of The life and services OF Gen.
Dearborn has recently been published. In
that sketch The opinion of Gen D.. N re-
ptrd to Benedict Arnold ls thus given lie
onen mentioned Gen. Ainold. whom he
well knew, being with him when wounded
at Quebec and Saratoga. lie considered
bin, for energy and capacity. the first gen
sral officer Of The Nevelution, and often
%espreased l,,s establishment al his treason,
lie despised him a. a traitor, but never
failed to spead ofhim a. most able and gal
LIANT In action, always ready and collected.
and saw instantly the exact thing TO be
done. and al the proper moment. lie con
sidered him capable Of doing the most des
perate deeds as n commander. Neither
Gates nor Congress. in his opinion, did him
%iust;se for his conduct ut Saratoga for he
was The only General on the field and
fought the battle In defiance of Gates. who
never left HE quarters. OF at least he was
not sect, in action, neither did he believe
he was,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

Tur Cuavts AFFAIR. DR., Prefontdtns
Conricted st. Louis papers announce
that prelontatno was convicted, IN the u .
Court sitting at Jefferson, of larceny Of the
money and property of Mr.. Chafis, who was
killed by others of the party, with whom the
doctor a ;sociated. A conviction in his case
will. almost Of course, bh followed by Ferdlets
of guilty against those indicted for murder AZ
the evidence Of the killing is said to be ron.
elusive. 'fhe trials for murder however VIII
not take. place until next spring, Fine otie'
indictments will be tried at the present term
Sentence had not ,bcen passed upon Pretot1-
tame, but il can only be, at the utmost, l'npr'-
sonment in the county jail for twelve months
and a fine of $l000-all Of which he is pref
ty certain to undergo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

A VETERAN Ep1roR-The Hon. Benjamin
Rusael]. of Boston. the Nestor Of the edllorlal
fraternity. on the 18th nl'imo' completed his
eiphtv first year. He was born mi The i3th
of September. 1862, He is known through
ont the country as having been for a long Pc
Rod The able and Intelligent editor OF the 90.
lumbar Sentinel, the fret number OF when
papef he lsaued OH the 2lth Of March, LEA
and continued the edltorehlp Of it till Novem'
her, 1898, when he disposed Of It to MeesrF
| Adams & Hudson,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
OYSTERS oYsTERs!! AT JACKo's
Merit door to Mr.. John Sans.

Joseph TUNIS. respectfully returns his
sincere thanks to his friends and the public
for their past ~favors, and would inform them,
that he has recently fitted up his Coffee House
for their accommodation, in a style nnsur-
passed and hopes from MS constant ezer,
tons to please and serve his customers that
he NAV continue to merit their patronage. lie
will keep on hand during the ensuing season
REGULAR supplies of Oysters, OF superior quail
~. which will be served UP to ORDER IN all Inc
various WAYS, at any time, and SOLO al the
customary rates. oe|' o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
GAS AND Gas LAMPS.

Just received n quantity spirit Of gas and
also a quantity Of gas lamps which is cheaper
than oil and gives. d great deal better light.
burns no wick nj all and is cleaner ard cheap
er for The use Of tables. &C., than, sperm can
dies. Also a quantity Of fancy Indian moe.
~casins., GREEN ii WHITE,
aug Ia ii ] w MfssEtMAN, agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

AVIS.

lie sotsssigns ayant ttt notitninot sdminis'ra-
teur dc la succession dc John Hueston, dect-
De, requert tpus ceux qul ont des ftclamations
coutfe ia die succession, de lts presenter
dhmsnt csrtlfts, ct atissi ceuE ghi dois ert
De yenir liqulder leurs complies dams Ie plug
court delaf possible.
DANIEL u. AVERY.
sept 16 81 administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
NOTICE.

straved or stolen, an iron gray horse, long
name and tail, and darker color than the body
NO particular mark. The horse IS a hne
animal. well made and 10 good order, he can
sers. and is from l3 to Is hands high. VINCE
yer will bring him to this Office or 10 the SUD
scriber's will receive a Iearonable reward.
septo 81 LIZ -
-CONNAISSEMENTS a vcndre a'I'lmprI
merle de ce journal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
PROBATE COURT


Faflsl ct VEST HatDn FUUge.
Whereas Andrew ]. l~Isvis, has applied to
The above court to be appointed administtator
to the Succession Of the late John ~llavis. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given to all wl'om
it inlay concern; to show cause. within ten
days, Why thh petition should not be granted
and he be appointed administrator.
oct. 7 80 T.. FAVHDT. p +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

WILLIAM DAVIDSON
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
81 CAaAb sTarnT,
y Non, Orleans
Il CUTLER
RICHARDS Il MONTGOMERY,
M II Charities sireet, NJ. o.

kitIiAtb5 @ Iht
No. II Charities street, ". q;
Are now receiving n very extensive addi-
ton to their stock Of Foreign and Don'gst5
HarJmarp, CHfierA ,lc, making their assert.
ment as complete, extensive and thsap "a can
be found in the s%putlieti, country, II lbs era
mination Of which purchasers bre Invited.
r.. T. M. have constantly IN Hand a heavy
stock Of swedes, English, and Tennessee
Iron. Plough tiouldsl Nails, Hoes, Axes, Ok.
Log and Trace chains. drop and buck shot ;
pure bleacl,ed Winter. Sperm and Whale oils.
l,iaseed Oil. Spirits of Tnrpentine. White
Lead. Glass, Ropes. T'arred RatIin, lipohs and
Hinges. Mill and Grind Stones. Blaeks'nit'is.
Plantation and carpenters tools in great vaFi-
ETY., . large assortment Of Holloware. Cast
ings, PlotIgl,s, &c. A.
October 7, 1913. 81 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

Wants for The Year ls43.-More indus.
try, and less 'dleness, more economy ana
leaa extravaganza; more honest men than
fouges. more money Than credit. more
shirts than ~rutlles: more morality than gfog'
=l,ops: more mechanics thar aandtes; more
stocking yarn than street ynth' more sta
h,lity than exultability. more education
| than jgnorance; more ~lal,orers than loun.
gers, more Justice, and less law
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
sept. 30 81
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.


The gentlemen appointed at The last gene
raj meeting Of the above association' TO com
pose the executive committee TOT 'ne enrreh,
wear, are hereby notified to meet without
further notice. on
SATURDAY, 14th October,
- II o'clock. at the Courthouse IN Baton
Romeo. to transact business Of Importance 10
the Society, and TO make such arrangements
As in their opinion shall be deemed necessary
rnr ,hd next fair. The follow ing gentlemen
compose said committee: r..
FD Conrad, David Chambers, James Nc
Plough, Mai. s Roberts, V: LIE Blanc DR.
G Williams, B Kleinpeter, John Davenport
James Cooper.
Amos ADAMS, Secretary.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 81 lo4o'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

Canal through the Isthmtts Of Daraea..-
If il he true that the Republic of New
Grenade IN now under no engagement
uppn this subject, another opportunity which
should no, be passed over, is offered to our
Government to accomplish a work which
IS the greatest physical enterprise OF The
n @ which viii change the whole course OF
Eastern m Mr.. Wheaton, IN a
recent letter from tho National tnstltnte'
we'll observes that the lsthmus OF barren
In, been the barrier which has protected
tho kingdoms Of China and Japan from
the cucroachmonts of Western civilization.
The government which shall obtain the
command Of this canal will hold Tie KEYS
Of .nae East, and win obtain commercial
and naval advantages fthe greatest I'M
portanee. II is the sentiment Of the whole
civilized world that this canal should no
be IN the hands ofans n nation TO the
exclusion of others, but Should be held IN
trust for the equal benefit of all ; but wha'
guaranty can we have that any foreign ma
ton will make so ~magnanlimous a use o.
the power when obtained? 1t is peculiarly
the province of our government 10 take
this enterprise uader its protection. W.
know of no one connected with the admin
istration, who, we think, would be so like
" to take the enlarged and enlightened
view of the subject which it demands, a
Mr.. Upshur. We hope it may not escap
his attention, and that he may embrae
the golden opportunity to secure for him
self and his country the glory of thus es
tending the peaceful trinmphs Of commerc'
and ciyilization.-Proridcnc Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
NOTICE.

TIE ,undeesiIg.hdssd EatiHe been appointed nd
m inistrator to the estate of John Hnestop de-
ceased. requests all. Hose having claims a :
gainst said estate 10 bresept them daily anthem
t.icated, and also those Indebted to SAID estate
TO make Immediate payments,
~. DANL. b. AVERY.
ssrs. II. ~ Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
WEEKLY PACKET.

sgssgRnggrsn Thn public are respect-
Aer-rr.ssahnAhsaas fully informed, that Capt.
~HIs4IaArvszleess r. M, streek, has char
tered The new and splendid steamer FORT
TOWsuN. TO run in The Baton Rouge trade,
mil, tbs arrival Of his new steamboat which
is destined FIJI The above trade
The Fort T'nwson has been chsitered to run
in tho place Of the Colorado, and will be com.
mandsd by The same offieers%an and her days ol
dapsrtnre' will be the satiie as those Of the
Colorado. eetf "o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

oy~The Montreal Courier, in speaking
ofthat mammoth monopoly. the Hudson.s
Bay Company, walks into the concern al.
ter the following fashion .~=
1.-THE lIudson's Bay Company has, ~
eyfy respect, been n pest 70 Canada IL
hns robbed M of the fur trade. prevented
for wears the settlement Of the Sagoenay,
and crippled our fisheries. In tie tfansac.
ton it has exhibited a disregard Of the laws
alike of god and man and i fife secret t'ts.
tory were given TO the world, the horrors
il would unfold would make mems flesh 10
tremble and their hairs TO stand on end
we have had opportunities OF becoming
acquainted with certain transactions oil THIS
company, and We may, at a future period,
etfter some remarks on the state OF The IN
dams and half breeds in the Hudson's hay
country; and also seine specimens OF inc
mode in which the honorable company gel
rid of the troublesome rivals who dare sd
compete with them in the fur trade
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
FIAT DE IA LOUISIANA.

FTNT UT III TVVTFTFFtITF =
cour dos preuyes--parolsso dEat Baton
Rouge.
Fin vertu dun ordre de l'hon. Jnge de Ia
co,tr Ies preuves, dams ct pour Ia parotsse
d'Est Baton Rouge; il sera verdu par lc SOUS
sirnt, .Jupe do p%aroisse. Jendi le II Octobre'
1Ga3, n II herres dn rnatin, Il propritte etti-
vante, appartonant a Ia stceogsion de Join L.
Gorhanr, decide.
Tout le mbbiIier conslstant eh cifaiseF, Ia
h1es, armoires, chandeliers, sofa, bot8 dc Its
tables pour Ia toilette, Lampce &c
Conditions dc Ia vonte-conPtaHt.
Ia vente aura lieu a Ia dernlcre residence
du dtfan,, dams cette vile.
CHS. TESTER, p J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
AUX E~NTREpRENEURs

Les PREPARATIONS i In M7ison dc Cntlr ct
Ia Gshle do Ia p~afeisse d'Dnnst Baton Rouge
seront ~ofIertns All plus has enehef'sseur. a Is
Maison de Conr. I.undi 10 10 Oetobfe, court
entire 10 heures dn matin OF ! de Faptes midi
On pourfa eontaitre les ternes et condi
lions 10 jour de In ven'e.
JACQUES MOLAfSON. Jf.
H!LAIRE BERGERON,
JEAN BTE LABAUVE.
= oet. N Commif6s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
woob CHdtrERs .ANb A COOPER
WAITED.

/, number If wood choppers are wanted IT,
CIT cord wood in the, rear, Of lie subscribers
tiantatioh iii lhs Highlands.
Also,
A cooper 10 make sugar hobsshoads and mo
lassas barrels. ,...A Apply Ia
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
g., 7 HiIss below Baton Rouge.
snp I'd 10 At,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
STATE. or .LOUISIA M,
PROBATE COURT,

Patish If East Baton K0nge'
Whereas, John Barteb SEM has applied 10
said court to be appointed administrators to tho
succession of Morris foster, deceased,
Noticg il tsre6jy gi4en u aIl those inter
es,ed ii ahogH cause within Ten days Of this
publication Why tRe prayer Of said petition
shdhld not be granted
Signed, Gil TESTER -
4 true cot3 II tkt original order on file in
nv office. x WINTHROP,
yasa, III ~ Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
A ppotcrrf MssrHRr.-1he N

A PHotUrrn MssTERfs-ihe view
York Sun says;
1--WE niel The other day n man some
thirty, years of age. well dressed, good
locking. a sort Of a dandy even, whom
we have known for come three years.
We have never known him In that time to
perform enc hour of labor we never knew
him to have any money he has no Tor
eign resources il not a gambler; is above
any suspicion Of theft yet lives, bht how
he lives, is a living wonder. lie must eat
and drink. and yet we never heard OF his
paying one weeks boatd-he is well
clothed, yet il is incredible that he should
pay a %tailer's bill asd how The whole mat.
ter. with him aud a thousand like him,
who can be considered az nothing but well
dressed vagabonds. ,s ,n~azaged, 's n pro.
found mystery"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

MarLe, stree, above THIRD. was shot dead by
a German boy about ~ years years OF age,
who boarded with the ~family4-An cd pistol
that had lain for some time under the starr
way in the house. was teheh ont by the 10y
and while engaged playing with II, The glrt
took it from him and snapped II several times
she then returned it 10 The boy who imtnedt-
aieIy pointed it al her aud pulled the trigger ;
The pistol discharged and lodged the con
tents in her breast killing her almost instantly
This is another sad warning that should deter
people from leaving IRE arms where The mag
he handled by the young or inexperienced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
rOHR DIES

psroisse d'Ouest Haton Rouge.
Attendu quo Andrew J. Iiavis. s'est adres-
60 a Ia couf susdite, pour etre nnrunt Ahrni-
nistrateut DO Ia succession de fau John Havis.
Avis nat par le present dome a ious eenx aul
pourraient avoit guelques objections a la dite
nomination, de faire connaitre 'etrs raisons
an Iune soussignt, dams les dix iouts de cette
publication,
+ oct. 80 /. FAsRDI, /. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07

every Wednesday and ouhday' al To 1870 -
AN, and Bayou Sara every Monday ana III,
day, at 10 O'clock, 4 NJ, and arrive carry neat
morning.
The rate of passage is the same as charged
hv all the packets running the coast.
~ For freight or passage, apply on board
mr. to VIM H AVERY, 60 GravleT st.
uls Vi %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
HUITREsl HulTREH ! CHEZ JACKO.
A ,6b dt ,udrasjn ID .Tegu Suns.

JOSEPH TUNIS, retourne Sos sinc6fes
remercinens i sas amis Of All public eli gt-
neral. pour encouragement gull q refu de
leur part. ct les informe quill Went de fare
des authorizations d son cafe pour Faeconpo.
datiop du public. Of il espere par son assiduite
ct son desir de plaire a ses prstiques. mtri-
ter In continuation de leurs f~aveuts. II aura
pendant In salsbn proebaine, des hnltfss dune
aualite supefieufe, aux prix ordidalres.
: ortobra s5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE
d The uhiersistied residing in The city Of N.
Orleans, requests the public not 10 make sale
~crsales If any lbiig 10 any Of his children bot
for cash, as in AGING Otherwise they might he
disappointed i'll lhsif expectation Of payment
New BrleaHs; ssbtslabet I'd, ts4a.
A CAvELIER.
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prjIDg 1jtt PAIN,

Fixe par lie MARE pour Ia samaihs suivahfs
In Farine ttaut 4 ~ d. ls baril, 81 ences
de pain porir dix sons
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Mechanics IN Cougress.-of the men,
hers elected to Congress frem Tennessee.
three are mechanics &C w Jones is n
saddlet. i. w. Blackwell is a copper
smith. Andrew Johnson is n Taller, James
Whitcomb, the Governor elected IN lndl-
ana. is the son Of a poor farmer. who was
unable TO give him even a common, edaea'
ton Jesse ID. Bright is the son Of a hat
fer in Madison ; Colonel Smith, the Con.
gresham from Dearborn District, is a tam
Aer Andrew Kennedy was a blacksmith
John Petit a stone mason w. j. Brown
a tavern keeper in Rushville ; Thomas j.
Henly a poor farner's SON Joseph A.
Wright used to gather and sell walnuss, to
raw for his schooling in Bloomington
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snRr.prur RESULT OF csREIEsssEss.-About
z,r O'clock last evening, says the 81. Louis
Republican OF the 9Th ulumo, an Irish SER
want girl in the employ Of DR.. Clarke on
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The public is informed that the firm here
tofore Known audtr the name Of fsidore lar
.puier, IT., g. John Capoulad, is dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Isidore Larguier is the
sole proprietor, and charged with the settle
fnnent Of all affairs belonging tp said firm IN d
mercantile view. -. =
JOHN CAPOULAD.
f5lDORE LARGUIER JR.
Isidore Largnier, jr, will always do egsry-.
thing in his power TO ob1ige, and give salts
faction to liis patrons.
sept Is 80.
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None knew her but To love.


To the distressed parents whose hearts
have beef rendered d~esolate by tliis affective
disrerssticn Of Providence, The sincere sym
pathies Of a whole community are offered
May they apply TO their bleeding hearts. the
consultations Of inspired truth. that "whon
Tie Lord l~ovetl,, he ehaateneth" That "their
LOGS is her eternal gain for she has left a
world Of tate to dwelli In Heaven" j.