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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
gyOI7SF FURNTTURE SAlES-WM
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered
y EeEs-sIect. ccFncf OF fLne-sire'S
TUESDAY, April (.


e KEAI INDUOCWEINi - HIo VHotV"
Va attse
NEw.YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLiSHMENf
li2 FuL .grREET, NEAR BROADWAY
The having on hand full and tashionable 90
sortnen OF Cloths ana Seslngs OF The Eagsh
French and American manufactures we are prepared 10
commauce Spring business adherHg strictly to our OLD
system of Cash Oh delivery and abatement In prices
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop
lion of this COURSE thereby realizing gain ol 81 per een'
crsdi, nrces they conceive eIfecy obvious ana
therefore needs no comment, and IN Calling The attention OF
the gentlemen OF the United States and OF NewAofk NJ
particular TO their assortment OF choice Goods they wan
merely observe that undertaking puactuay aud despatch
in answering the commands ct their friends Ii IS muee
pa?s ~ ~ 'Ne'' y ''''" 90 '''' j. c. BooTE& GO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

CTRAY COW-Strayed from tho Aims.
house in the Park On the evening OF the SOh March,
black and white pied Cow about years Old horns ncin.
ing backwards tail long and slm white bag and leafs
resouabe reward will he paid for her return or Informal
lion le al The AlmshouSe Office where She may he iound
" va ., " - H. WILLIAMS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
COMMERCE. oFNEw.YoRK.

lReported for The Tribune.]
The following table exhibits the amount of Commerce OF
this PORT for March, 84S, ard compared with that of
March, 1872
Total number Of Foreign Arrivals in l8a5 lC9 of which
ihnra,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

TN CHANCERY-Before Vice. Chancel-
or.-PhIlip Kearaey and Frederick De Pryser, kIecu
tors Daniel T. Deicyan, Charles ~ Graham, Cnrs-
ian 8 Delagan, and Edward z. Grsham-Stor ioseeIo-
sure OF mortgage-Owenk Hose, ii Pine street. ofx
comp!aipanps Solicitors
Edward e Graham, one Of the defendants in ths cause
whose place ofrcsidence Newbern, s1te OF on
Carolina required appear In This cause sJ !he n oay
fcssea by him. h ia"e"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
MARRIED: !:
DIED /:

On the 18th ut Mr.. josiah Conley Of New York TO Miss
Rebecca Yanhart, ef Morrsville, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

CEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- eeiyed al The Office of the Commissioners of the
Ams Hepse and Brdewe u the Park, until he 10Th day
of April instant for conveying Prisoners from the Cy
Prison and Upper Police foot Of Sixyfrst
East River and House of Refuge and return To call at
BeIleyue for Bread Stores and deliver ing them the
Upper Police and the City Prison. Such contract TO be
for one year from the eleventh day ofay next when the
present contract expires Each proposal 10 be accomps
MED by the written assent surety for The performance
a3 tay TIL. WILLIAMS, Agent
1r Courier and Commercial will please COPY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
r AIDES, SHOES FOR Is CENTS

lAt J. B. Mier's, l42 Canal street. Ladies slippers
and Tyes shings; Toilet Slippers shIl9gs ard req
warranted good) LADIES' FRENCH SllOEs-Con'
ss,ing of French and kid Spses Iyes and bu.
kid GOOD il quality and low in price be obtained at
any Store in New York Ladies' Cater Boots handsome
article 6 10 and 20 shlings pair Chi!drens SHOES
of all kinds Ladies requested to call and examine Tor
lhen,alyes at J. b. MlLLER'S. li2 Canal street,
AL liz bfLwpeD IDOmDSOH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
q An ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE IN

New Brunswick ~ j. for sale.-fessohs ats,oS' ,
morrow TUESDAY April ~ bid for The House aad Lot
formerly residence OF H ctoes be os IS % seoq se m
it, il will secome highly valuable sale 10 tske pace ~
Sele'. Hotel in New Brunswick, between and r ~
Passengers by the railroad lias may leave the c st a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
>''''''' = PETER SMITH, President


AARON SwAhTZ,
r. 5. SImPsoN,
WM. A. AVERY,
Capt. EDWIN BALDWIN, Vice Presidents.
WM McCoRMicE,
CALEB HYATT.
SAaL, K. MACsEyEN,
fH4sn fHts ts1; G sH.ar, Secretaries :.
JAS II. CLARK, a3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

THE ANGLO AMERlCAN,
Devoted the Subjects OF Elegant and Entertaining Lie.
r,iure; General Intelligence concerning matters IN very
quarter OF the world Politics Legislative and other fab
nc Debates: Commerce; THE Fine and ths Useful ARTS
Brief Critical Noces OF Books, Music Lectures ana Tue
D Drama and General Msc-llaneouS Affairs -
1, is purposed that TIE ANGLO AMERICAN seai
contain large amount u mater as any Joarna IA Tue
United States and will be the sedulous endeavor oil e
Proptetors make its cormns nseiu entertaining anu
worthy patronage of families. The Editorial charge
has committed 10 The hands Of Mr. A. d. ATERSON
sto having been long before tue Pablic through rs
Engagements The Albion OF this city as well as through
his literary abJrs, II is trusted will ba suicsnl
guarantee Tor the quality ct THE ANGLO AMERlCANS
pages .
large imperial quarto it will be printed on superior
paper, with beautiful type cast expressly, Inc matter
carefully read TO tree from typographical errors ana VIII
be published every Saturday, commencing as aonye-
Terms Three Dollars per Annum, 10 be paid nTdtnoiy N
Advance and deviation will in any case be made from NE
Cash plan Of subscription
=. Agents will be dealt with on the usual terms and !.
is requested that they will forward their orders ear rs
only limited number OF copies viii be struck on ~. or,
ers, &c. to be addressed, post paid, TO f. l.. 'aAf'
CO. Publishers, No. Ann street, New York
Editors who shall give this advertisement lew inseI,
tons and forward marked containing the same WI"
he entitled 10 tree exchange a3M,"@rot-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

rP Vhe German Democratic Clay Ciuh
are requested 10 meet F. Sieg.d corner OF " ue and
Riynp ion streets on Mosdav at7 O'CLOCK
iN' 'i'f Ry " orier Of PHILIP BR1SSEL, President.
ANT: SCHWARTZ, Secretaries s,a-
HEITERNAS, IA ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

U'1rish EmigranI society.'-ANNUAL Al
ELECIION-Tbe Annual Election OF Officers OF this so
cety will be held Monday April Sd s45 from II O'Clock
men TO O'Clock in the afternoon, Washington Hail. cor
nsr of Broadway and Reade street
ANNUAL MEETiNG-And at I O'Clock OF Of, TIE even, ven,
ip Of the same day. and the place, will be held
te ANIMAL meeug of Members and friends OF the So
ceiy. RobERl Ho0aN, fIeeSoen.r feo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
asA LOTS ON FIFTH AVENUE FOR

N2N LOTS ON FIFTH AVENUE FOK
SALE.--s Lots being the entire front, on the east
SIDE between 18th and 18Th s'rscts
Also, one loi on I2th street, in se&r of above.
II not sold private sae before a 5th OF Apnl they w
on ta, day be sold by p1bc auction at the Merchants EI
change, by VIM. Dnmon, ca. J. Beccker, Auctoneer.)
II The Lot Is street also be purchased So that
ali the avenue lots could extended the depth OF l2S
feet Apply % wM. X. HARRISON, No. New ST.
mS0 Ills or No. lS7 Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

HVnionisis, AttensteH AN adjonrEed mrG1.,,s ~ =
of the above Association will be held al Peter
aony Hall, No. II Cene ST this evening, Aprll oo
mas, o'clock. punctua attendance is requested as a
Committees Will report BY order.
sILAS CHlCKERlNG, President.
CIV PIERCE, Seer etary. II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

~ Spring Fashion Han:s.-Hats OF the new
Spring style win offered and after Sat
,-d,y AZ, inst SPENCER, Halter,
mba If No 81 Cha,sbers doors East OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
U S ship Vandalia, for Norfolk.
BELOw-l brig.-Wind n N w.
MrSsopIEpl

Therepor Of the arrival of the ship Niantic at Canton is
premature. The report of her arriTal originated IN Llis
way and may prove correct For three days prior
10 .e sailing the Charleston, the weather had been very
stormy; during which boat came alongside I'm the share
hct informed the second OF the Charleston hat the
Mantle had arrived Hoog kong There was no uneasl-
ness the safety OF the NIanic previous 10 The sailing
of the Charleston.
The ship Ontario for London Is detained until to-day.
She Ship Baltimore, for Havre detained until Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

HEA FARM FOK SALE-COnslsiIug OIL
ISL acres Of good Land-lso cleared and cultivated
ths pa lance su perio wood and timber ana IL h situated
on the Northern Tarnpke q miles from Troy 10 The tnTn
OF Cambridge County of Washington It VI De io.n
nue ,.r rpon,y anu ' nf ALEX. H. WELLS.
&C. t O ,ot1 az w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

Il Greene. street.-the. aud Mrs J. b. klDDER re-
specully their friends and ,hs public that on
OF May ensuing they will open at the above number
establishment The genteel education OF Young Ladies
plan many respects sovel and original combining
attention health with religious and moral cut9le
and ensuring improvement in useful knowledge.
L i'll May, application may be made at NO. 30 fsrry'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

~ Annual OF The College OF Physicians
and snrreons viii take place in The College Crosoy
s-a 3 on Tuesday 4;h April al half past when an
sdss viii be delivered by DR. Cock. the Vice President
The Public Eremiuaton Of the Csadees on ,nsr &c
rive Inaugural Theses will be hoden a' 'ne sdtae
me%bers Of The Medical profession and the pubc gsneE
al,v are isyi,cd 10 attend. a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

u spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No. 81 Chambers street, I'd door East OF broadway.
March I'd 1913. VIII u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

Fifteenth yFara.-The Dsmscratic hls E.isc'
tors OF the Fifteenth ward requested TO Aset on
TUESDAY EVENING, ApIiii. al past O'CLOCK a
Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway, tc respond 70 he
nj the Committee appointed nominate Candidates or e
By order OF the Ward Commit.ee,
A. C. C.kINGSLAND, Chairman.
JOHN ROBERTS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
mai i documents may all bs seen al our sore.

NJ Mercantile Library Associnfion.-iMhs he
IL, ecnre al The Course on Marine Insurance by
in1S DusR. ESQ will be delivered 10 Clinton Hail. on
Monday Evenias April y osoGs S. to students
,,i,w a. To members So 80 Tickets and Programmes
r ss Obtained of NJ. Robinson, ESQ or Alfred Pel Esq
NO. "a " a~ ~ W. NJ PARKS, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

AsA TO TEACHEKS-An Advantage
I'LL Gus OGvr-For sale at Broohlyn the unetp,ed
i-a.e OF School and Let in the rear occupied a.
such for several years. together with desks, benches alo
other couyenences for The small of SIS cash. stui1n
highly respectable aad pleasant For farther pariep,ss
xpoly personally AZ Dey street, NewYork, address Il
of e Ell The New York Daily Tribune. a3 -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

A LADY wishes to dispose of Select
n School and the fixtures of school-room in the n W.
part city. Any lady desrouS 10 engage in teachog
will, do well to apply Immediately 10 l.. s. j. Park P. o.
an
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

AsA TO LET-Thc upper part OF
new moderate szad three story House IN Stanton
sTecI near the Bowery. There marble niantes In ne
second ,ry every convenience iora small
family TO such the will bs very reasonable. 80,
further particulars p:ease apply to Geo. Byrd o rss'
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
TO T7GE.
TRUSTEES SALE


virtue 81 certain Deed 81 Frusts nude
and executed 70 The undersigned Tlaslee
by Robert WEIGH, and wife, for The use and ben
edtof WIN 3. DAYS, bearing date October sIh,
a D., 1899, and July recorded u he CleIk's
Office eflhe Pmbaie our q Wilkinson county,
laissssppii IA Book s. page 6lS oud $40, 10
secure The payment If certain sums lheiaa par
iieglafly seefonh and specified. shall pgocesd
- se oase highest bidder lofeash, before The
Court house doors ia Noodalle, WIkioson eouu-
lY Mississippi, on TUESDAY, lhe 9 d day Of Janu-
afy, I844, The following described Lands, q SIT
The Soulk East quarter If lhs Southwest quar-
ief Of Section No. 36s Township thfef, Range
pis wesb Combating 30 y 100 acres and tbs
Southeast quarter olihe NarieWesl quarter of
Section No 36, Iofns6ip Ne. 8. Ranee one
west, containing 20 li-i00 acffs also lhe
Narh.ees quarter afihe Soalhswass quarter 81
Section SO, IA Township B Range one wet
cDniainsng 40 ll-l00 acres milking Ii alt one
hundred aud twenty acres aud lhfiY hun s
diedlha d aEuere bring the same land on which
HE said 8eIch has resided l.lr some years pasl,
about seven miles from NoodYie, % the upper
Natchez road. Selling ifAsee viii convey
speh sille oily hs y vested us ms said deed of
sAalU 81 TURBEyILII. Trustee,
DessNAss ls4a' 30
IN HF SPRING AID SUMMER GOODS. ]
u undersigned has I6 sed and plfI
81. large a.aI|asa 81 snI.na AID
summer gnafs consisting % part Of tie lol'oNin4
Fine NuSHns deteut colofs.
aAlIeoes, SlHalHus &c
haaY made etAae.
IQls SHOES. boots. Sc,
.a.Izn,f haonafs5s
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NEW CHEAP STORE

- ElFH StAt9AA = a >3Ae1N.
MAINE STREET, (neGrly opposite tie Post OBice.1
VHVHE undersigned respectfully give notice %
a the public, that they have gone lnIo the eash
trade, with The intention Of suppying their friends
and customers Of WoodyilIe and is YlciuIiys Il
the lowest possible rates; They have just te.
ceiyed an entire new stock Of Enefchandize, con.
sisug Of dry goods, ready made clothing, hats
boots, shoes, brogans. ladies' fine shoes, Sc.
SCHWARTZ & DANIEL.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
Fort Adams, June q, 1913 g
NEW GOODS.

NEW UDUDo1
NOV opening, handsome assortment ofseasonabs
IN dry goods consisting in part Of bleached and bro
shrtings and sheengs long cloths, plaid indseys kel
seys, aannels, prints, Russa diapers and sheetings
Chine chusans and deaines irish linen, lid gloves I'm
en- cambrick hadkfs, etc, etc. TO which the attention Of
my customers and the public generally is invited.
ssfs VIII. NOBLE
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Ihe Commissioners o. insolvency on the Estate
of George e. Frazdf Decd have been allowed azfur.
tier tune It'll the nex June Term SAY Of tho Probate
Court Of Wilkinson county 70 make Their report nd
they VIII cdHlinune e meet THE Office OF Gordon 6
PoseY in Hoodville on the nfst Tuesday il every
month, until that time. orthe purpose Of examining
claims aealnst 6ad estate
JOHN T. WALL,
] B. TtfERREG,
w 5 BIlApSTREET,
Nov. IS 1918 AZ.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

TOHNSA DORSEY returns his thanks % those
q who have paironized him during the pazt year,
and would inform them ana the PUBLIC, that be stll
continues to transact General Recsping, ForwndIg
and Commission business in Fort Adams, and bopesby
strict attention to business to merit ahsre 81 pafons
age. Fort Adams March 18th, Is4s. rs
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
ADMINIsTR AT0R,s -sAI.E..

y y virtue oEan order made al the October term
ofihe. Probate Court Of Wilkinson consty The
Undersigned Administrator Of John Woodsidcs, decd,
will offer or sale on creditof twelve months 10 the
highest bidder at lhe Courthouse door. in Yoodve,
On Tuesday lhe 23d dag Of January, 1874.
the following described tracts Of land lying 10 Wilin-
son county belonging to said John Woodsides, decd.
to wit; Lot No. One Of Fractional Section Thty-eabt,
in Townsp Two Of Range Three West, and bounded
as follows Onihe North Is lands Of Thomas Wood
sides; Onthe South by lands Of Robert Woodsides;
On the East By lands Of Dr. D. Holtand on the West
by lands Of Henry Thoms.
Also one other tract Of parcel Of land, being the
West part Of Fractional Section twenty-five, and Fac
honal Section lhirly-nine, Of Township Two. Range
Three West-bolh tracts Of pafces CONTAINING Two
hundfedand forty acres Purchaser OF purchasers 70.
CURED loglve bond and security accordius to law.
SAMUEL DAWSON, Administrator.
December 81 1913 5l-t-d.s
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


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Fabor restored pl lfa use
GER ittle APES.
M. ~. ts, sss~ Vxsq''s teb. 23 1871
ose' o',-7iti s. mj eQiQphmepts 70 yen, viii
form you iaa' leye ully tested your pills, and hnd
taen 70 answer ne pn1ppsgdeagned, N no tasl have
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thlals 70 certify ll|at have used pa. Iulls yeaes
laDlo Aspe Medicne ~ my Practice of tie last
ven wvnlns have Prescribed ltexenafyely ID elllA
ana lever and have never known IL 90 lato perform
cure the iifst day
nave also presented Il IN billlous typhus hefYous
ana cpagesllse eKefs and have truly found the most
valuable femsdy of the cure o eseIs that havoefol
Es'o's oHss5so y me pubic de therefore reeom
and sss,ns ssSa s9ons pRgef 5syers a. aiq
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germ remedy 9 o. ss mos. isIlss
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This ID to certify, lbof we haveiravc much over
this and the oinng States and have heard insc soi
IN tavor o Dr.. Huiss Aaua Medicine IN he o,,zs =
ieYers We have known 81 used s. esaa. 49,,
Of chills and lever and have never si1asSs
feet cure immediately. we haxe aso N,
need ifseHacls Is ofest many esses "a biIl..,}} ~
other fevars nad 81 M. s.,ss 4, sls
known =, y = Hsss
shorter time Than any medicine We have ever kne.ss.
w do therefore recommend IL Ia fH1ae
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


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snip no p Rage No. Easl Of Be basil
nerldlen supposed ctnIai1 one hundlbd
endsixiy acres rhe oIliol act. being us
South west oaalle 81 seetra N6. IS.
township mo. .. range No. EASE ~ NE ba.
SIS mcmillan IMPOSED so I'D. ,,.t,dfesl
and TX I, aeses ,s.sa. q. 81.
ssfs & rl4a bond and oSoa see.,,,ta seeoSl
ii,1 ~ lesr Ism,fl IS ssl..
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81 ihc Copnig az II iklN8On
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

FHNHE undersigned have Jusl eceiVed Tue l0loNing
E aFtices:-
Fine French Muslin, English dos. Jaconetdo., white
and plaid and striped Muslns % Bishop avn. Swiss
Muslin do, fine new fashion Bonn6lss straw muslin
miss straw bonnets, French Gnghama Lnnsn DANE
ask, a good assortment oil Irish Linen, DO Brown Sol.
and Linen Blan Linen, do Coaonades cotton linen
Musquo netting. Also, fine assortment 81 ladies
gentlemen's Shoes. do miss 4, children. asos Hne
assortment Of Spring Clothing, Panama IN Hate
will be sold for nothing else but for The casa
May ID, IS43 y. HAAe q Ger. E
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


the September term 1913, ofthe Probate court
a otsNilkinson county, the undersigned Commits.
soness were ufher allowed 70 postpone their port
solvent ll The November term Of the Probate court ol
said county The commissioners will meet at the Office
ofGofdon Posey, on tie FIRST Tuesday in November,
1913.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NOIGE.

ttO1EO =,
81 EIfERS Of Naturalization having been granted i
IA % The undersigned al lhesNogtmbeF term. a.
q he Probate Court Of Wilkinson county onlhe estate
q Salal T. Kelley deeds notice given 10 al PERSONS
Indebted 70 said deceased, to make immediate payment
aud those having claims present them as prescribed
BIZ laH, OF they will be barred,
B. q. WILLIAMS, Admir-
Me- "a fqd4 az
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
JUST REDElV ED,
Per ship louisa, from New 7 oFIs--

Per ship LouisIa, from New York
$50 pr. blankets,
100 cotton and wollen under shirts, lafge
assortment OF KNIT and blanket shawls plaid silk
cravats, French muslin. de lanes, rIhb0as. la
ces, coored and black silks for dresses, gauzes
flannel, leghorn aud silk bonnels, and velvet and
willow bonueis, silk velvet black aud colOfed hid
gloves bed blankets, black broad CLOTHS, large
assortment of cassimeres. wofsied and mefino
cold stockings, miliens & gloves for aides pnd
misses, .of all descriptions Cheap for cash.
KANN q JAK0Bt
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HhEAtN Il. Dhan NJ D.
Nlf William Il. Iiope@ell, East Broadway,
gave Them 70 his child, and they bropgh away
the worms BY hundreds.
Pafepls should alaays keep these Lozenaes
10 The house for they arelhe best medicine that
can be administered TO cfildfen afflicted with
worms. hldreu will fake them as readily as
he most delicious sugar eandy
These hezeages ere putup nsally % boxes
price % cents box.
These valuable Lozenges ave CT sale al be
store Of Need g Cooley, vest side ofthe Puhic
Square,M WoodTe, Miss. and al Ft. Adams,
by John 4imon. AlsosDh HalI coueI syFaps,
which IS he best medicine oE coughs, colds cons
confidently recommended BY The medical fcaJ
as The besl medicine in he world, EoI The above
named complaints. Price Is cenisa box
For sale a ~. Adams BY John Iiaob
February u, 1913.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
"FORWARDING BUSINESS

70 RW ARDfNG BUSINESS,
IN This place, under the firm and style Of ALLISON q
HOLMES. They are prepared to make advances aud
to unlshtheneeessaIy plantation supplies for all cotton
shippedto Hewitt HeFan e Co., n Orleans, They will
Keep on hand ol kinds Of esifa Produce, Groceries
Negro Liassys Baggings Rope aud Tonne which they
will sell on reasonable terms.
j. s. ALLISON,
JOHN HOLMES.
Bayou Sara August I843 ~ 3m