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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

g doors South Of Yveinia Hotel. Main sfreef) |
- 4 DIN T.. WADE IL now manufacturing suPe- |
- rior article Of CENTS BOOTS, aher the latest
FRENCH STYLE aud made of the best Philadel-
pha naierials, which hs warrants 10 eempete with
anything ever grnten up ia the GATED States aud
GOOD CALI BOOTS. $500
FINE do ~ 600
EXTRA sup sup, $50
ws,s, proof do with Cork and India Rubber LOO
Ladies and chiIdrens. BOOTS and SHOES made
in The ncatesi STYLE. oct "a
~ OLLO BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
= R-lIo Philosophy. ia four paris. Par /. on
Water Pnn ?. on Arr Par 3. 90 FIRE; Parl 4. on
the Sky. For sale separate in sells OF vols by
nov IA JOHN HASwELL. Union ST.
CITNHE BEST Observation-Disclosures
STORIES snd eng rving selected ifors The
ladies CompaDion, each number complete IN itself
Price 10 els For sale At MELLOkS.
nov -
WMPURITY OF THE BLOOD REQUIRES
III ATTENTION.-When the blond becomes
impure IL is ceriafn sign that The intestinal rcgisna
Of the siomas h 40 perform their natural func-
lions. Si0tnbarn's Yegefabie Ertreet Piils. formed
froia The soundest vegetable matters extracted by
scienffc process will 81 complaints Of The
stomach. and The blood y il ihroaeh tbs
proper channels. pure and heolihy us ever. These
pile ~ their Operations free from that pain
which accompanies most others. The feason Is
ohvious me extract CONSUMES 'be very essence o.
he remedy, stripped from ~ gro-sness, End there
ere acis up,n Tie system in he mdesl possible
manner. All ihuso troubled with excess Of bile.
dyspepsia, headache sc. (Which can be easily
removed with lnils aueniion) these pills will 81
feciually relieve. sid The body resume healthy
| organization
Sold a. the Office 335 Broadway. N Y. Price IS
NarI. f~r -
81, az ny JOHN n. THOMPSON.
N 81 ihe Bsok Sure Of w J. Robb.
II AIss Nv F.W. BASSEr.
nov a. south wheeling
SfVHE FIRST PART ef he MYsTE.
RIES or PARIS. Novel. 70 be completed
in two paris by Eugene Sue. translated ifnm The
Frsneb by Cherries n Town. Jurl received snd
i0r sale BY WA kOBb,
nov no
n AzETR A cox have orders from lh'
West for few handroa bushels plasiorisl
ilslr which they wish pasehass Il delivered soon
nov
Z W-VLIPTIC SPRINGS Manufactured b
I. ~ A Richardson II wheeling sud warrants,
q The snperi.fy n ihsss bines ]. worih TIE trial
i any enc WHO does no wisk 10 run sny rsk. For ss
aog9 ~ 9An'L NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
HARDWARE -ST'deRE.

fcaft1 WHOLESALERS RETAIL. s3S Us f.kt q
CoA
R.puahass J enny
very low prices /. Il
he suppie
Il
nj e nld E tina purpose. attstt-
SADn.EHS can be supplied wih ~.
Bits Buck MS Fscnek
Hog Trees
bdn oimerTs
Coach MAKERS will a .
Handles Fsmes Eah, Cumch th. d
invited their stock
vi he iver hm
BLACkSMTiIS find
Files Rasr.& &c ycheae
MERCHANTS
complete and will be SOL naccemm ting Terms
oct 90 1919 orr GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
VPRIcEs TO SUIT the TIMES "a
CITY HOTEL.

VOHN ROBINSON. announces 10 his friends and
- the pnhlir. Ihni he he f'und his Old
Stand, No l76 Market square. ready al ell times TO
wait upon ihuse wins may favor him with . call
Ills TABLE is furnished " ith the best the Market
affords mud is not surpassed by any other Hotel in
The City.
The HOUSE is large and commodous and can
Lodge 100 prrrans
The STABLlNG il also abundant. having room
ruflirienI 10 arcommoda,s upwards ofi50 hsrsss.-
This is the only Hotel in The place 'hs web pro
vdesl far the accommodation q Horse DfOvers.
Movrrs &c.
I.slging. l25 rss-Suprer. L4-lging and Break fast
625 rts-Board by the Day. so ~ts-BAnrd per Week.
$500. oct 7 I'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

tn STEE'S SATsF.-Tn pursuance % deec
OF trust executed BY Archibald Fisher 10 The
undpsered. hearing date the s24th dsy OF May
ls4l, ard duly rec. r6ed in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County court OF Ohio county. vir-
gina, IN deed book No rs. rsEe If2. shall pros
ceei 70 sell 81 public suction, on SATURDAY. the
25fh oay OF November 1913, at the door. OF the
court house OF ohio coontv. u, the sity Of w hee-
ling, the folio wing described part OF LOT No
situated on Quincy street. IN Michscl Grsham's
addition 20 the town OF Wheeling, TO wit: the
eastern third part ofsaid lot. being forty feet
IN ffont on Quincyf street, easIrin2 from the
90 tern corner of said lot and running back fifty
feet deep, together with the appurtenancss 10
the s.lIDe belonging.
dav. -. :. . - =, -
Terms Of Saloons fourth cash down. and
the balance IN six. twelve and ighteen months
WIN interest from the LIST Of April next, wh en-
possession will be gwen: the deferred paYmen Is
10 ne secured by deed of trust on the premises.
selling as Trustee shall convey such title
deed of Trust. ATKINSON
nov Is mi efr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

TInHE NEW MIRROR, Received regular.
j ly every week al MELL0R-S. price only 10
cens nev Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

.fr...l. ii : =, - - - -. - H. :,
sa',". n"o IS MOI SURPASSED oy ahy ''ner no'ei >"
The CITY
Lc,Ise loo nr,.en.
Inc siAoLiNo a'~ anunaan,. nss,ns '"o"
,,.,." -. !" ",oaT !, .oo In
me s"'y no'eI 20 me p'a's '"n, y ~s'' pro-
s'oe" i~r ne accommodation I" morse Dfo'es'
Mover. &c-
M - VI ,'ss,, 90 Gus
ls,gne- Ia rs-S"rnr'' lo-'E'ng and b'ras last :
50 co. '' y '''' ~ &c, : In
JOHN >. HAsWELL,
bOChSELLEh AND >SlAllONEh'
N
T.
IF -
- - #ZH
49, - -<s<rFaR
a. z
s;-=;;Ss;s==ss & -, - 49,
Jr,,,e, g., ~ -.
- ''ee''"e'
20 J"s p. ,ese,'so from New York. b sion.
4 nns rhI adelphia, largo supply Of School
large assurrmsnr Of S-FArIoNS,rsv WIN
"tisr' 10 Ihe Public al I"w prices. nov 8
EXTRA FLOUR.
n CIV " eoIs- rAMiLf FLOUR made of
Ssn. Ia. Is4s. JUS '''s's'a and to- Ssy sI,S by
~ Irwin
ALMANAC FOR 1874. = -
STEPHENSON AND HASWELI., have last
p"p,'shss ,hs FARMERS and MECHANICS
s'r'ng' AN. Psof. Of Maihen.aiiss III Msmi I'm.
sefsi'y Ohio Copyright seenrod accordiag a, n :,
F"' sale ~ large or snail qnaaiiIies ~ 4 :
M, -. a'g 's =,
a r-e,-<o bhis Dried aPpes and 25 bbls
green, LOT sA's oy
Hon4c,o CO.. oo,---, - : : = = - = :
i just iced ON consignment ard for sale ~
nov - -. -, =.
-------------- : =. -,
DowpFR--seo Kegs Res,iys FFF g and
Reck Pow der. Gor sal, by III ..l.s,;h -.'.
Aeenls for the nam aeturc,y ~ :
nov s l aa III FORSyrra 4 f-cl
------------ - = -
vfFALo KosEs-ls bales Mountoin B"its-
- - 'ee ON consienmcn. ard Ter sale
roSsfIH q CO
DONNET BOARDS-95 esass for sale nv
ID nov s in FORSYTH & co.
"7INDOw CLASSIC bor.. !. N
~ and 10 by I2 low priced Window Glas,.
sale by IL FORSYTH 4 CO. 4
nov
n<N uOxrs sCOTT-T1 UCD1---<,
Etbe In., ,s..1 80 - = y ~ :. = ~ :.
York;. a, Ne,v Yo,E o,es. W ''' %
--------
~ BOXES. WHITE HAVANA suCAp
0H Just reed and Cor sale by
sep % AZ York;. No ls9 Market ST..
meHi Of Winter Ribbons and Flowers. also hair
S,ops. DC. az
90, 2. sELBYS Fancy Emporium
Go1E -.N-l JUST 'ses''sa oifeeI from 'he
E.It;.t b.. g. q,
,.,"a p ~, Io" muse " s'e'y q"a''y' war
p,I.,' 49,, -, s,'"i
Mohair do plain and ribbed;
Sashmere do plain and nobedi
Raw silk and Super do.
cbildssn -" J SYN sENsFvry
LASS MARUFACTU RE-Our CLASS
~ WORkS sfe nosS ~ operation. md we are
81 sizes snd Of the be'i qa.lilZ; ..---
oel ~ SfMMEss q hObE6 ~.
uNOR RFNT-An ,leg,bIe WARP HOUSE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
y '"' I cI;Re or SISPAsks.

Daniel HenshaW, Esq. Edir4r Of the Lynr.
a very valuable 5, rnr, which we have lately
|, sed with esod effect ia stoppiug . ssegh and
l@oseniBg and bTeakir APP q
+. col
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
ION PRINTING.

~ FATTY ex~sai.d ~ the tiiirc OF the ALLY
~ AND WEEKLY TIMES, cna.er Of
Man 4 ENnN STRSAfs. BY }. l.. WHARTON,
and a, the Losi ESr s.'-s'hle pfires.- aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

CIVyHE BEST s-MiSCELLAN EoUS
STORIES unsI eng 70 wing selected ifor The
ladies CompaDioD, each number complete IN itself
Price Ia els For sale al MELLOR'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

NEW GOuDS.-Thelstes arrival Of
~ FALL WINTER GOODS.
Al the cheapest cash store of J g. II q
MARSH, Nc I4I Main Street.
" here they have just received and are now
opening large stock of Fun ond Winter Goods.
which IN add'tion 10 their former stock makes
their assortment complete. Persons wishing TO
pure ase will fluid IL TO their interest TO give a
call as we are determined TO 2ive
0TGREAr BARGAINS.-cG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

SGVHE FIRST PART ef he MYsTE-
RIgS or PARIS. Novel. 10 be completed
iu NO paris. BY Eugene Sue. translated isnm The
FrsDeb by Cherries n Town. Jarl received snd
ior sale BY WA ROBB,
10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

nsIo eouS tns uIeHt eo"sdhrPtm".
Mr. Aaral Eiy, Of WafertowS q. Y. says
favor OF your Expestorsnt. I heiiese that all
your medicines ste The bes. prspersucEs that
have ever been sHered 10 the public for IRE
- lief ~ The afflicted And 10
f~1rLlf AILR QES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
ALL OTHER H1EDfCfN 6

Rev Wm Laws, Modestto wn. Va. says. 4-,i
have used your Exrs end fousd il IN
excel IeRt medicine for {oufnsnsfs dfssaro."
DR. Pelmick Of GAINESVILLE. Obis. Wa cured
Of Asthma by IL, and now Irsscfibes II TO hs
patient "a oil pul ns3naiy sHeetic he,
Mr. John Beckford. OF Passport. Maine. SAYS,
y our Fxlec'orsst Las just cured mas whom
his ~ ysieian had EiscL NJ to die with Con-
sHn Pfion, ard also snDther, In the seii lowtsR
stages of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Ia R-llo Philosophy. four paris. Par 4. on
Wnier; Pan ?. on AR; Part 3. on Fire; PART 4 on
the Sky. For sale separate in sells Of 4 yols- by
nov Ia JOHN ) HASWELL. Unnn ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Rey Arthur B Bradford. Of Oar ilrason, Pa.
sayssh ii cured his son Of creep IN q few min
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
BRONCIIf TYs.'

MsssT, siosson & williams, Beek FeIless. o.
-wego, n Y. ssvs,-'Your ExpecteIsnt sives
UNIVERSAL SATgsFACTlQN
Rey Johs Kills. Of New YorR ety says thas
two bottles cured him Of
z rTn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

SEHvANTs IN l~NptA4-AThure IL ono grsa1
convenience in visiting ut mn Indian hot,He,
namely, every visitor keeps his own esta.
b%lishment OF servanta, so as TO give no tro,t-
BILE TO those of the house. The servants find
for Themselves in a most curious way, They
seem to mo TO Bloep nowhere, and bat no.
thing, that ID to Hay In u,ir heussa, or Of our
goode. They base mate upot, the steps and
live upon rice. Hut they do very little, and
every one has hs Reperate work. | haye m
ayah, (or lady'H naid) and a tailor, for the
aynEu cannot work and A. haa n boy /
alao two nnddlss, one 10 sweep my room and
another 10 bring water. There In ono man
to lay the cloth, another to bring In dinner
another To light the candloe, and others To
walt at table. Every horse has n man and
maid 10 himself tho maid cut grass for him,
and every dog has n boy. ! inquired whether
the cat had any servants, but | found shu was
allowed 10 wait upon herself, and aH she
Heemed the only pereon IN tho establishment
capable Of Ho doing, ] respected her accord.
Ingly. Besides all these acknowledged and
ostensible attendants, each servant has n kind
Of middle or double Of his own, who does all
tho work that can be put off upon him with.
out being found out by the master and mis-.
tress. Notwithstanding their numbers they
are droadfully slow. | often tire myself
with doing things for myself rather than wait
for their dwadling but Mrs. Stauhton laupl,y
Mt INC, and call M u griffin" and says |
must learn 10 have patience, and save my
strength. IN. B.--grlfin means n fresh man
or u fresh woman in lndia.) The real India
ladiea lie on n sofa, and If they drop their
handkercliiefs, they just lower their voice and
say " Boy" In "A very gentle tone, and then
perhaps soino old wien skinny brownie, look.
ing like n supsraniatod threnh. paper, who
twiddles after them for n little while, and then
creepa out again ne softly as a black cat, and
FItr down cross legged in the verandal,, til
=" mistress please to call again,"-[A Lady's
Letter from Madras.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
MALE DES E. u.
STATE CT LOUISIANA.

Adam Winthrop, Of the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, having the intention to enamel
pate his slave Abraham, aged abou, 80 years,
and having obtained the consent Of the Police
Jury thereto, every person who may have e.
gal opposition TO said emancipation, is re-
CURED to file said opposition in the office of
the clerk Of the Parish Cour, for said parish,
within forty days from the date Of the present
notice. Given under my hand this sth day Of
July lst3. H. W. FOWLER,
iulys % Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
CHEAP FOR CASH

The Undersigned informs his friends ana
the public In general fstat he has just received
ing, dry and fancy geoes irritable for Ire sea-
son, and that he Has made arr arrangement IN
be able ~ receive goods Writ he will BIZ able
WetfI as theap hfe cash ~ any other store in
town, and he also invites persons fesfffng Il,
pnfchaae gooats ~ cbtIe and examine hi.
goods as we'll As his pficts before purchasing
IN any other store u SANGER,
feb Is o. I.afsvetfs ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
ETAT III IA LOUISIANA.

Adam Winthrop de In p~nrsfssr d'F.at Ra-
ion Hgpee, ttant danH rintehtt ION d'tmanciprr
son cscIave norntot hbraharn, agt d'engren
10 atiH, ct nyant ohtenu ID cptt#nurfnbsm du
Jnrj de Police a en- eEfst, tous eeOa dpt ant
dos objections legaIes a Ia dae Emancipation,
Sopt rcqufs de- les dtpoacr M bufeap du gref.
flor do In conr DO parofssc t*,ff IL dife pa.
%ro'see, dams qnaranfc joots ds Ia dafr du pre-
sent avis. Dome vous fra main re 3ne Jour
dc Juliet 1913. II. ". FOWLER,
b lnlllet 81 sheriE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

f'KUnAT'E tODhT',
Parish al West tsatnn Hour

NV Ut "HHE WHRfFH EtFFIIFs
Whereas Jeanne Prosper, administrative Hf
Tie @asaie ~ tossfh Martin, her late bushandy
ieceases, has filed III this court Il fableaH
and accounts If her administration, with her
petition praying for tbc hemolggation thereof
sotlce ~ hereby given 10 all persons hav-
tug arsy legal objection ~ fhr hnmelogafou
aforesaid ~ DE ff,eir opposttl1n thereto III
ten days tom si,is dale.
pine ~ ~ Il FhVROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
IMPORTANT AUX pARErg

A nne assemblee des directenrs du College
DC Baton Rouge, tenue feeemment ia con.
dit'on ilnaneiere df pays ayznt etc prise ert
consideration privilege a etc ~octroye au pre@
sihent de Ia dhe institution; de dGdnire 334
pour cent sur Ice pfix esablis, poarvu quo
Placement sort fait T0sctuellement f'ayancs
tons les tslfnestreg bn termes.
lea priz ecves ayart etc cairo G'6bisttior
ah College, ON cspere que Ies pareng saisi-
ROM HaDisnans l'oceasioh des ayantages gu
pereusE due lcnr offre cetts institution ponf
q alton dc la jetugsse3 Ell ateorfant TIT
ssutien liberal.
10 juin 1881 T.. III. pAsNEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
nAtkfAEEs

DFEsATEJLD
The subscriber having
CAEss Employed s~evefa1 first rate
EVr-N workmen from NeHafk, N:
NAEDI. and Enlarged, his accom-.
moda1ons, is now prepared to repair carriages
Of every description with neatness and des-
Patch. A few setts of Northern made haf-
ness for sale, al invoice prices. Also on
Hand and completing an assortment Of cherry
and poplar bedsteads for sale low. A share Of
patronage is solicited.
ang 20 % W. f. TtSEkRD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
LOST OR MJSIAID.

A few days since in Balon Rouge, d pack
age envefoped in a newspaper, containing
sundry Documents, copies Of letters ana me-
morandums.
The finder wifi please feave The same at the
office Of the Bank of Louisiana.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
July 22-lt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
LINES ON AN OLD GENTLEMAN.


LINES ON AN OLD GENTLEMAN
| saw him once before,
AS lid passed. BY tho doof~.
And again.
The pavement stones resounI
Az he letters DER the ground
. With his cane.
They any that In his prime.
Ere the pruning.k knife OF Time
Cut him down,
Not a better man was found
lily The crier on his round
Through tho town,
But now he walks tho streets,
And looks nj all he meets,
80 forlornt
And he shakes his feeble head,
That ii seems az If ho aaid,
They arc gone!"
The messy marbles rest
On tho lips that he has pressed
In their bloom i;
And tho names he loved TO hear
Have been carved for many A year
On his tomb |
My grandmamma han said
Poor old lady, she Ia dead
Long ago
That he had n Roman nose,
And hia cheek wac like a rose
Tn tho SNOW.
But now his nose IL thin,
And IL rest upon hie chin
Lake a staff,
And q crook il in his back
And a melancholy crack
In his laugh,
! know it 10 a ain
For the to sit and grin
Al him here;
But the old three. cornered hat,
And the hreeches--and all that,
Are 40 qncerl
And If should live TO be
The last leaf upon The tree
In the Spring
Let them smile, mn | do now,
At the old forsaken bough,
Where | cling.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

=. H. SMILEY vocaf. etc, pratl4ucfa 1nut
Ice copf des trblsictae. faat'lt mt, Ct liuitiGme
Districts Inalcl aires.
Tod ea aGaircs eonftcs 4 scs SONS retty
won't fattentior Ii pfh8 ~asfdue. IItient e0n
bureau a Baton Et1gt, IL,
II urvtfnbfs, ~
IA Dhs pRiX pOUR DU COMPLIANT
lie soiias'gnk infnrtne see affs 81 ig public
en- general quill Went dc reeevoir un grand
assortment ds tres bellies Btarchandises, tellcs
que habillemang1 fnrrchandises seclcs q, de-
goai, pftfpfns pbar Ia saiaon. II Il fat des ar
tangcmens pour rcceyoir des marcIandfaes
quill pourra seudrc a aussi BIAS prix pour dJ
compliant fl'ancun autre magaain dams cette
vile, ct il invite 10 public h examiner ses
tparchard'ses asyrt Sathcttr aiiieura.
ID. SANGER,
~ fft. y rue LAFAYETTE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

Died-On the 9Th instant, at his residence,
on the Highlands, Mr. Olivier Daigre, a creole
of the parish and a highly respected citizen.
In this town, the 5th instant, Miss Eleonore
-Psret, daugter Of Madame Peret.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
COUR DIES PREUVES.

HFDTEFE VHFTE T1T1HTF FNUHUTs
Fhendn que Jcanne Proper, adfniniAtra-
frjce dc Ia snrecssiou de fen Joseph Martin,
son mari dnctdr, il etregiatres dams ccifr
Our son tablcau nt Complies d'admiulstra raj ION.
sycc "a petition, dcrnaudaut pour lhonolopa-
ton Avis Est par ID prtseflt donnd b ioutes
persof'ufa a1ant 9ts objections Itgales d Pho.
mitigation stH-dite, d~'enffgisfrer leuf oppbal-
ton dams dix jotirg DR. cetfe date. o
"a Jtih 90 l.. FAVKOT', +. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
bADiEs' sCHttUL.

Mrs<F. H. Sawyer wonla annotiucs tn the
inhabitants Of Dalton Noegh and vicinity. t,at
The lt4s opened n school lot The instruction. #
vvr'tg ladies, IN the tuuse II Den. T.. 1'ietuas
tieaf the fot,ft titts~,
parstsla seaj,pg ihrif tapah'sss ffBm q dis
tafre. rday he asauttJ. HAL they shalt teeeive
every attention and atty atiage ebtjlhtivc to
their improvement.
TBfttDh pr ti1ftth4
Tor trailing, writing aHa spelling; ~ 90
FOR reading, vfittsa, spelling. history,
TYPOGRAPHY and arithmetic, q 80
" Natural mn moral philosophy, che
misiry and thttottsy Together witt
plain and French needle wgtk 4 80
lnur ~ ~ IT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Eazt Baton llnpgs.
PROBATE CDttHT.

Whereas George V, 1'rudeau adtuiHlEtrsfo
IN the succession Of Mdnt Julie T'rudeau,
decreased, Las fled ia tiis court his accounts
ol admins ration ~ sad su,cessigts, and tho
Vote ers III support thereof.
Notice ls hereby given ~ AL thpae %,ntfrea-
ted 10 show cause within len days from this
pnbllfatson shy The said neeennts aitnlA not
be- hotnologa'ed according 10 law.
1Jnly ~ Gil TEsSIER. p. l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

REruprATIoN.--The following pass age on
the importance of maintaining inviolatc the
public faith, was written years ago by that
stern old patriot of other and better days,
FISHER AMEs.
"To expatiate on the value Of public faith
may pass with some men for defamation
to such have nothing to say. TO others I
will urge--can any circumstance mark upon
a people more turpitude and debasement !
Can any thing tend more to make mon think
themselves mean, or degrade to a lower point
their estimation of virtue, and their standard
of action!
1T would not merely demoralizc mankind;
it tends to break all the Iigaments of society,
to dissolve that mysterious charm, which at
tracts individuals to the nation, and to inspire
in its stead a repulsive sense of shame and
disgust"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
u. S. MAIL.

SEMt-WEEKLY PACKET,--Fm the Coast,
DonaAsonrHe, Phaquemine, Batom Rouge,
Port Hudson. Waterloo md Bayou Sara.
.MERn The splendid double en-
AN zine steamer RI L.
f@;;s7S7afANT, Captain fIAnr,
will leave New Orleans
every Wednesday and Sunday, at 10 o'clock
NJ, and Bayou Sara every Monday and Fri
day, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, and arrive early next
morning
The rate Of passage is the same as charged
by all the packets running the coast.
U For freight or passage, apply on board,
or to WIN II AVERY, IS Gravier ST..
lnlv 8 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

u II is a fact We have stated before, but
we consider it worth repi,iou, that pretty
little babies Is interesting things, and--so is
then pretty masnnlas<
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

Why isn't a boy like a pretty bonnet 7
Because one becomes a woman, the other
don't-Er. paper.
Which don't! A pretty bonnet does become
a woman, and SO does a boy, when he's old
enough.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
EIAT UE Ia LUUIYfAN Ne
C6nr acs Prfuues-P nJpisse IEr Hilton

Hongc.
Aitendu g.e Gcorgr V. J',udfat, admins.
tfaienr do Ia suceeszion dr. MImn Jalis 1'ru-
dean, deetdee, Il ~enrsgi#trc au gfefa de
chtir cotr 10 tablesu ae ron administration
dams la dne surcoHssot, aces5hspmape deH
preuvcs suiinaptfa.
Avis ct donnie Il inTs rettE int ferTfs do
fnife sayoIr 'ctrs raisons dams dix jburs dn
present aris, potfTtoi r. dit tabfeau nc soft
pas hof'olngus ronforrnhfnehf i II iii.
r juliet ~ Gil ThSSlrR, r. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08

4 l. PLCCGH-arRezs- nksTfsf.
II Residence, East Of the esurt house, in
NE house formerly occupsea by THERE'S II
Tester, Baton Rouge
dec 10 A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-08
j. e.

t~EtRURHIsE q rwNTfsrr.
ofre ses ssrTfcss acx HtessIeurs ct DANES
de cftte vile Ct se5 enris5hs; ct les assure
daii eHorceraf par son assiduite. a Ieur DON
ner ample .tss.-EttUr@ronktion trts p.n-
deres- Il Sc fsndsa chez les families sa,,s
autre charge.
Res5dence-sfans'5n House. B--Roure.
II JUN 19-3f.