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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04

Sunrise. " You have heard vi Wnat is called
Creation How should you like 10 have been
there? Perhaps YOU would like 10 see one Tor
yourself Get up, tor once, before day light
watch the coming forth Of the sun. See II new
world bursting upon you from the darkness aud
then go TO bed again, il you like. That such
things are you may depend, whulever you may
suppose 10 The contrary-ask your milk-man or
your strawberry girl" John Neal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04
AUDITOR.
Far The Peopie's Press.

Mr. Jewe,t calls upon me, ia the last PEG pies
Press, Tor answers TO my letters addressed to the
first Compli Ulier, an the Secretary OF the Treas
ury on The subject OF course wool. In reply 10
his call have TO say that no answers have been
received. My letter 10 the Secretary required
none. That TO the Comptroller closed with re.
ques, that he would send the copy ot his Iustruc.
tons TO the Collectors He had engaged 10 do
thus IN my last interview with him, when le ex-
pressed his concurrence III the views expressed
in The letter OF the Verliant Delegation, aud said
that lie would give Instructions accordingly. Why
he remains silent Mr. Jewetl has all the means of
knowing thai haveuni perhups more. All can
say Is, that have tried faithfully 10 do my duty IN
TINS niutter. " hat has been done to secure lust
construction of the coarse wool clause is before
the public. Lei it Judge OF the suiiciercy Of the
reasons tor the construction conlenueL Tor. That
It might have the uleaus OF thus Judging have
published The letter OF the Vermont Delegation.
Let the people read and understand. Ii the EX-
ecu,ive Department will not execute the law :" as
to carry mo effect what has been shown TO he s
true intent and meaning, cannot help II. do
not assume that II VIII not | feel quite ceraln,
indeed, that no Secretry and Comptroller, unless
| they should be downright Locolocos ol the Wey-
| bridge Farmer" stamp, will ever give cunslruc-
| lion 10 TIE law that shalt sustain the declaration
! Of the State Convention Of j. nIary last thai Tie
| price at which Tie wool is purchased III ioreIgr
! ports decides lie quality" IT, however, the lu,,
Is not to he thus perverted from lis rue meaning
! il Will not he Tor lhe want OF etfOrs TO effect II
tor all the influence of Mr.. Jewel, aud his potl
cal associates has been aud still i, in that direction
The wool growers, | can assure him, do not lhant
him for his labuIs 10 deprive Them OF The proIec
| lion attended 10 he secured to them. As far rs
have been able 10 ascertain thelr views upon tn
rillec they are pretty well satisfied wiki the tar
| iti--inuch better than they are with hIuI-nn
hope that il will continue To advance the price Z
wool aud thus accomplish one OF the purpose
which the true aud honest friends ol protection
had ~ ils establishment.
WILLIAM SLADE.
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BUSIN ESS REGISTER.
NEW YORK MARKET, JULY 81.
Nothing done Of consequence.
BosToN MARKET, AUGUST

BOSTON MARKET, AUGUST |.
7heS-Pea 537 to $50, pot 4,5J to ", buyers decline
operate much at these rates.
Domestic 00dsActive demand, aud largo supplies
fTot the manufacturers.
FiOur-Genesee SIS.
WoOlrransactons limited stock of fleece consdera-
bly, increased, and fair demand from manufacturers early
expected. For foreign there is only moderate demand
prices without much change.
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July 20, 1913.

Tie Senae OI New HumlIsnre Tor 1873 has
imnnrai6ed its memory. II not only threw
yrrhoarh every act tor railroads and banks, pissed
by the House, hut every act touching menIdl lm
provemen The House (the people IN one seGse
IL usrnllIn1 the esIa 1ilsh
meut Of gn schools, (,lI,rIcIs dgree1ng7rr
other important ou1 requiring returns 10 he made
% show the arual state Oi our common schools
as foundation Tor any improvement IN these 'nur-
series Of learning" Tue Vandas in The Senate
must have come 10 the conclusion that " knowl-
edge for the people" would he death Ia them, aud
80 they agreed 10 postpone indefinitely "-keent
SeniintL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Mo,p.y, July 81. 1919.

BRIGHTON MARkET-MoSpAY, July 81, 1913.
Reported Tor the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot.l
At market 375 beef cae 10 and calves, 1900 sheep
oGi swine.
PRtcr Beef CateLast weeks prices were not sustained
Few at 80 first quality 81 81 IL second quality
80 4; third quality 8 81 IL.
COWs aud CaioeS-Sales at SIS 30
Sheep-Neiy dull. Lots sold 81, rs and So
S1iae-Ona lot sold peddle 2c sows aud barrows
averaging leo lbs. AT retail a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

Corner Of Clinton aud Blackstone Streets, Boston.
TNHE subscriber, formerly of the T emont House, Clare
mont, n. Ii respectfully informs his friends and the
publ that he has leased the above Hotel, which is now
opened for the reception Of company. TINS House is
known To the travelling community of the
tai convenient and well arranged establishments in the
Cay. has been thoroughly repaired and newly
ushed thus liking point Of comfort and
compare ayoraby with any Hotel Ia Boston. The Pro-
preur hopes BY giving his personal attention 10 receive
share of The public patronage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
PARAN STEVENS.
April TO- 1913. 203m
SODA CRACKERS AND LEMONS,
IUSr received by STORRS * LANGDONS.
y Aug 3D. 1913.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04

Liquor neutrality-suspicious. liquors have beer
ban'sIed from the u. .. ship Levahl except II
,h. surgeons department. The officers have n
polished the USE of wine, and the crew have stop
ped their grog.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04
DEATHS.

In Danvc July 23, Mrs S. wife of George B. Chand
e Esq aud daughter Of Jacob Smith, ESD. Of Royaon, VI
aged - years.
In Berlin, very suddenly July 81 Mrs Hannah Ross aged o.
Printers in Woodstock and Windsor Isques ted &c.
In Wilmstown, July IL, b., wife ofPesr Bean, aged 49,
Printers in Concord, n. H., will please notice.
la Berlin, Jul, 2s Miss FlOrindi N. Coyell, aged 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

STATE OF VERNON l., In PROBATE Court holden at
Dlsrci Of Washington, IS. { MoniPshei within ana Tor
SAID as,rict on the 81 day of AususS, a. ID. 1855
lNLIAS SMI III Administrator on the estate OF Chares
IL Bliss late oil Calais 10 SAID district, deceased. pre-
sen 3 ms adm,ns,ra on account for settlement where
uon II is OF erred maj the same be referred the 2Sh
Jay Of August lsi3 at the Probate Office IN said Moht
pellet for examination and allowance, and that all coh-
ceneo be notified tereo by the publication Of this order
IN The Vermont Walchman ard Journal printed al SAID
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as may be,
they may appear SAID time and place. II they see
Gauss, and objsut thereto.
By order Of Court -
20 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04

WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
THE next term in tins institution will commence on
l. rhu sdly 24h nay OF August INST under the di-
econ of present popular teacher Mt MoRsE, whose
services secured for the academic year Those
attending the school Will do well to he
present al the commencement Of the term,
The annual meeting Of the board OF Trust for Washing
County amman Schoo stands ad ourned 10 Thurs
day. August O. O'clock r. NJ. at the Hall of the Acud-
ems. t., L. WALlONt sec.
Mont ielier, Aug !, 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

know Martha Conlin and believe wha, she
states in this document to be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER. VIcAH GENERAL or N. Y.
Rector of ST. Peters Curch.
Given at New York this l4th day of De-
cember, lsss.
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GARD.

"
Mr. CLAf'H LIFE AND sfEEtHEa.
The editor and publishers II 'Mallsfy's'' ed
iiion d The Life and Speeches II he Hon.
Henry Clay lesm II mn act e~fjustiee 10 them
selves, and to The numerous friends Of that
gentleman, 10 declare thAt The statement
madH by The publishers Of q cheap edition,
that they "havs affected al Arrangement with
Mr.. James u. Swain, proprietor Of The suiy
I'M and illustrated collection Of ths Spaefl,as
of Henry Clay IA iHeotreef!-that so faf from
The elHhp edition being a fill eellaetion Of
MI Clay's Speeches, it contains only ~fofiyfiye
having omitted more than thirty, which are
~ Mallefy's editiopi and which contains usar.
y Eighty of The public speeches Of Mr.. Clay.
and Is fohfdetly balieveAeo be hi that ever
have been reported,
As 10 Tho statement that 'fhfh speeeb 10
p~refaeed by n brief introductory pafspfHph,
explaining the circumstances which called it
fotth,' these p~refaees are only calculated to
inisleAd The reader, many Of them Astounding
n The Efossest errors. Thus We ate told 10
one Of them that "Mf Clay moved for The OUT.
1T Of n minister to HtagH rs The oldest aud
most stable Of Tho independent Governments
If South America" In anothef tho time If
Tho Seminole war is feed IN 1910 and so on,
Beside these defects Tho arrangement Of The
speeches, instead IT being in ehfouoloeifal
order, 10 confused and infsnerues. Our edi.
lion hos been delayed beyond The time M.
pointed for lis publication, but subscribers
viii be amply rewarded for such delay by a
correct and splendid book. II will bs pub.
lished in July.
DANIEL MALLORY Editor.
ROBT. T. BfXBY ~ co, Publishers,
". York. July 18th. "a
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NEW H1oDs.

This subscribers have The pleasure 10 INTERN
theft customers and The public generally. that
they are now receiving from New yofk and
Philadelphia al extensive assortment Of Fan
~ and Staple dry goods. whielt they are detefa
mined to sell cheap Tor cash. Their steelf
consists IN part Of the following. Wa
hvwells, lihseys. blankets. bleathed and i'm.
hlsathtd shiftinss, %lahbels, sattihsts. Ny.
Jeans. bel ticking, settotiaaes. Irish linens.
artbh checks. padding, canvass. bfnwn Jeans.
eanteh Flattnsls. o6ttea and silk ~velvets. ifaa
fers. black and green beinbafstla. hntnbasins.
black and eoldfea Alraeha ~lnstre, t~ossYler
checks. fatisienes. eassimsfes, blue plaid me.
fihossiih and wutstsd setge. silh and cash
mere vest patterns, Barlstbh sihghams. aeW
style ealitees. mourning do, Salisbury aan.
hels. black aud eoiered tanhties.
Also an assortment II hosiery, madras and
sllt hahdtefehiefs. gum elastic susrendefs.
slpves, umbrellas. pafasols. coat. vest, and
Iahlalhen httitehs. pins. needles. threads. sew
ing silks. coat bindings also a number If at
iitlbs too tedious ~ mention.
Phillips Il eLANUtE,
september y al brt |,
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TO
s~TATIONERs, wi ERCHANTs
Il DEALERS


Rlaust itussfav, who has been fur fneeh
years ia the Book and Stationery business.
sitefs bis services as a Purchasing Agent 10
all who want beaks al Wholesale fur cash, II
10 his Intention to reside in New Work. for this
nurraHe. where he will make II hts business
III Hil fueh orders as may be accompanied
with A remittance. al The lowest possible rfis
vea, 10 those wha wish tb 20 on the Cash
Ayatem this mode Of getting supplies will give
an advantage ever purchases made Ia pe,Bsh.
II must he obvious to all that one WIZ IL euha
,,nualty IN The market and buying for cash.
viii be- better ahle ~ get bargains than those
who enls make ananal visits to the city, =,
II, w.il give hts Whole attention to this husi.
mess and Furnish bneks Ut all kinds, paper Of
every description, various kinds eI fancy
goods, steel pens, quilts and all Articles Of
stationery Ae, Nc, Engraving and printing,
orders for periodicals, and all the New Works
viii be promptly attended to, lhe pahlieaz
,lsas sl The New Wotld and the Brother iona.
than, ne Wsnanefs, viii be sent by mail or 9TH
efwise az soon az issued, Blank heeks of any
pattern will be made 10 order. Newspapers
viii be furnished with their paper Al the lowest
rates. n III, attends all the auctions ard The
trade sales, and thus has frequent opportunities
IL gel books very low, From a trial Of about
eight menths, during which time M II has been
engaged In making purchases FOR his aeqaain.
taaees in the trade, he feels fully warranted
IN SAYING that Tfem 10 10 70 per cent. from
she usual prices may I've saved by buying for
cash, lie respectfully ~solieiss a Trial.
TERMS A commission eI b per cent will
he charged on The money paid cut, on all sum-
~ Sino or over. on smaller from q 10 10 per
cent. according the trouble, Those who wish
~ buy $500 or mere Al a trade sale, and viii
seaa a list, with prices, can have their order
allied al a very low rate. Every information
relative to the prices aE books, paper, &eswill
be eheeftalls given without charge 10 all who
address Mr.. II, pesrspAtml
=. II. refers, by permission, 10
Nssssas HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
F" BANGS. RICHARDS 4 pLA1"r.
New aotk,
" Kont Il HoGE,
=, WO0nAttt 4 CO,
l.. MAlTHE VIZ, Esq,
New Orleans.
Office No. vas fesrtStfeet, up stairs.
Sesc. foek, Nay Is, lsaa. june II 10
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!, NJ, Ei.AM.

Atoeat, &c, residam d Hatea Repgs.
Be propose de he plus pfatiauar Que dana
loo aiHefeHtes eatits dss parpissas d'Est 81 dc
unssl baton Rouge. Ia teut de- district lie In
%pHtbisse lie tnttotdia, ct dams Ia rotf su-
ptataa A New Orleans ct Alexandria. aux
conditions %suivanths
!, Cetseil legal tendHht il pftyehif IN
process. deiha gratis.
.. A,euhe charge ne sefa faite pour CON
sells e1 services fandus aux indiuuns 81 ot,s
Primes.
D To,te charge h'eFetdaht pms tin1uanle
piasttes seta ttayts Observation-Disclosures lie
tinauanie piastfes, Ia tnoitit compliant 81 Ia
balance lors de Ia rendition du iugemeni, eli
autfe accord hutaal
d. Dans Ia eouf supreme, ~lofHape tofseil
pour l'appslla,t. auetna charge addit.iuinella
sefa faite-pbnf l'appellee. les charges satont
tftles par accord mtiinel.
i. Il lie deyiendfa iatis aatpn tas rastens
sable potf ffais 90 doeln,ahss
r aVfil tpia, q
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NOTICE,

Having taken The four story brick stores
Nos. /, d. N y, Corner Of Canal aud Tohatia
pitettias streets, lately occupied ty Nj. Thhss
d, Winston. / respectfully beg leave TO In
form my friends and The public that ! ain now
and will continue 10 receive from HE
Northern cities n we'll selected stock Of eve.
~ article kept in The grocery line, which J
will sell Al a small advance for cash, and ]
haps by strict s~.lsntiet, 10 business 10 reseise
a liberal share Or The patronage heretofore 80
literally extended 10 The late hrm Of Dudley
n Knight ef which | was a member,
WILLIAM KNIGHT.
int,H IA 20 Nv
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I,AUIEss' aGHO0f,.

Mrs r. H. Sawyer would announce To The
inhabitants Of Baton Heuge and vicinity. that
she has opened a school for The instruction pf
young ladies', III Tbs hbttse Of Gen. 7, T'hbtnas
hear the eet,tt hbusa,
Parents sending their daughters ffem q dis
tahts, may he assured that they shall receive
Hvefy attention and advantage conducive to
their Improvement,
Tuition per month,
Fot reading, writing and spelling. ~ 90
For reading, writing. spelling, history,
Geography and afithHetie, v 50
" Natural and moral philosophy, che
rnislfy and rhetoric. together with
plain and French needle work n 90
iane ~ 40 b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

MOFFAT7S LIFE MEDICINES.

GENERAL


These medicines are indebted for their
name to their manifest and sensible action in
purifying tAe springs and channels Of life, and
enduing them with renewed tone and yigor,
and to the undoubted fact that al a very earlv
period IN their history they had rescued suf-
terers from the very verge of an unfimely
grave, after all the deceptive nostrums of the
day, prescribed by physicians, had utterly
failed, in which cases they also permanently
secured that uniform enjoyment Of health,
without which life itself is but a partial
blessing.
A sapreme remedy FIR terey and ague, and bR.
hous terersl-No remedy in the world eouar
70 Aofiats LIgE FILLS and Pauxrx -srrYrHs,
rreserfpssens for the manner of taking these
meaic,nss may be had from any Of the agents.
D. JouhDAN, agent for the above med.
cinesas Baton Rouge.
~s~TvC IHD-~ ~,
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~. II. DAVIS. M, H..

Late u Clinton, I1asl FslieiaHa, La, having
located In Batoh, tet,ge. adsts bis satvis
ees 10 The public II, The practice Of medicine,
surgery and midwifery. Having by All ax.
tsnsive practice Of Ave yeafs. In Mississippi
and Louisiana, beeutis thoroughly acquainted
with he diseases Incident 10 this climate, he
hopes II receive q literal share Of public tiaH
tfuhaaa, His undivided attention viii be civ
en- 10 all The business entrusted 10 his care.
once next door 10 Messfs. Head Il %l'aitsfs
sons law piflee, neat The court haBsa. where
he may always he found unless absent ph pro-
fesssi6hai business
Ilaieh Rouge, Apfil - ieisl II
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/, M, M.
A%tfBHHf Arb suuFstben Ar LAW.
Uas;dahas Ia Itatau ~Itn,,un


Residence In baton Rouge.
VIII hereafter restrict his practice IL he
several courts or The parishes of East aud
West baton lietse. the district eutft If lbs
parish IF totbnflia and In HE Supreme
taurt 1T New Orleans and Alexandria,
Al HE following terms.
l. Legal advice which may lend to prevent
litigation, gratis
=. Ne charge made fUf advice. or services
rendered ~ The INDECENT and oppressed,
a. All fees not exceeding fifty dollars tn be
paid IN advance. ever City dollars one half IN
advance tle balance tn The rendition u The
judgment. unless otherwise agreed ohs
d. W The Supreme CURT. when counsel FOR
appellant, 10 additional charge will lie made,
"a counsel for appellee The charge will hs re-
Eulaiel BY agreement
e, In ho tase to he security fof cost, or adj
vance FOL documents april q utys
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

y. II. sn1rLtr, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, will practice in the several courts Of the
third, fourth and eighth Judicial districts.
Ali business Entrusted to his care shall re-
ceive prompt atIe1ton.
Nov IL 40 Ohce in Baton Rouge, La,
A BIAS PRIX POUR DU COMPLIANT
LIE soussigne inforne ses amis ct le public.
en- general gull viert de recevoir uu grand
assortment de tres beles marchandises, telles
que habillemens, mrr,handises seches e. de
goht, propres pour la s,ison. II a fat des ar
rangemens pour recev.ir des marchandises
gull pourra vendre a aassi bias prix pour du
compliant qu'aucun sutre magasin dams cette
vile, ct il invite lie pubic a examiner sea
marchandlses avant d'acheter a~ilIeurs.
d SANGER,
IL few. z rue Lafayette.
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CHEAP ron CASH,

The undersigned informs his friends and
The public In general That he has Just received
a large assortment Of hne gHnas such rs flpft,.
Ing, dry and fancy goods snitAhla fet the sea.
sou. aud Thai he has made Al arrangement 10
be able 10 receive goods which he will ba able
to sell AS cheap FOR cash ms any other store in
town, and hs also invites persons desiring 10
purchase goods to tbtnh and examine his
goods ms we'll as bis prices before purchasing
IN any other store u SANGER,
feb n b. t.afavstts 81.
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CARRTAGEsl CARRIAGEgl,

The subscribers beg leave to return their
thanks 10 their friends and che public in gene
raj, for the very liberal support they have re.
celved in the line Of their business and hopa
to merit a continuance Of the public patron
age. They have got some fine workraen from
the East, and are now prepared to repair all
kind Of carriages, barouches, gigs, buggys,
&c, at the shortest notice and in the best
style; also saddles, brides and harness; all
Of which will be done TO order and warranted
be well done. REEDER r. ca,
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, B. Rouge
" b. Carriages, Barouches, &C., Dough,
and sold.
nov. IL 40
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THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THE
HON. HENRY CLAY.

THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,
Tit subscriber solicits the appreciation and
patronage of Mr.. Clay's friends in Baton
Rouge and the neighborhood to this undertake
ing. The work will be published in the course
Of May or June by Robert p. Biriy 4 Co, No.
3 Park Row, New York., in two large octave
volumes of more than 1900 pages. The en-
bellishments, splendidly executed on steel by
Dick, consist of n full length likeness of Mr..
Clay, a view of the humble dwelling where he
was born in Hanover Co., Va; another of
" Ashland" his beautiful seat near Lexington,
Ky, and the monument erected ON the Cum
bcrland Road near Wheeling. Va This edi~
zion is recommended by the general COMMITTEES
Of Democratic Wing Young Men "to the favor
Of their wing brethren throughout the Union"
It has also been commended TO the wings of
the south and West by Senator's
Mangum, of ". Carolina,
Berrien, Of Georgia,
Crittcnden, Of Kentcky,
Morehead, of do,
Barrow, of Louisiana, and
Henderson Of Miss.
Iii is the full intention of the publishers TO
confne their issues to subscribers only.
Mr.. George A.. Pike, is authorised to obtain
subscribers in Baton Rouge and neighbour
hood. DANL. MALLORY
90 may. Is
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ATHAYH,

ssss Taken up. near The plantation
nYM~ Of Stephen Henderson,. Est, in
,.uua this parish, one n small brown
w DIV stud mule. about ~ hands high.
as-4sSam@hB roach name ard no other pattien4
lar mark. and about three years old. The
other a mouseseoinfed horse mule. about ig4
hands high. with The mark ef n halter on Tho
meek and nose. no other mark pereeptible. also
roach name.
The owner is requested 10 take them away
and pay charges. II brFH0cQ.
sept . III Hanger,
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Affeta par Leonard Forbes. cir ie ei.rtnin
lie Liberty. a environ u miles do fetie vile.
nne petite iumsnt sertui, vieillp, ttatnpep q
sur Ia haitl,e dfuite. line ihafuue blanche sur
le trent, 81 d'ensiftn II mains tia hautl ls
pfopfitta'fe est prize lie Ia %fetifaf Oh Sc teps
fur,nai.t d In loi.
~ inaY 10 J. ItttEaInN, Hanrarr.
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Ally NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIE seissigtit ihfottne respect ieusetieht les
batlsseufs 81 autfps. guil est pref Il falfr
teuta batisss eli bfiqHs Oh attfa eugfage
dams &c genre il feuthifa silssi teiis les ina
ttriauH netassalres tells Que eiiau#, bfiale,
sable. 4 ans conditions faisenhablsss
Il sltfe ses services aug habitats siefisfs.
ct 4 &c fatte, d'apfas sa tongue experience
dams des eusf#ges de suersfle, peayvif defis
nef pleins satisfaction
LUYAU nEIttIEI4
II fIv Hfianetetie de Ia f!aftiset,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
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The subscriber respectfully %ihfottns build
ets aid ethhfs, that he Is prepared 10 execute
all Minds Of bfith and mason wuth=and that
he viii put ~ buildings aid furnish ell The
materials tibtesssrf-sueh rs btielt. sand,
LINE, Ne, Oh HE most reasonable TERMS
lie also offers his services To sugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
kettles and ether work necessary IN b sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply t. LotEAU 1,f51tilEt..
fs5, 4 ~ al The Harrison bfighyatd.