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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

GREAT DmviNa.-An extraordinary
feat in driving was witnessed recently IL
tho great Metrepsl s.. The factis thus 70
corded in the late member of the. London
Times
AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Mr..
Bnlger, who il connected with Mr.. Bit
tvs, establishment, left As,ley's theatre
with fourteen beautiful horses. in pairs.
haruessed and richly caparisoned, and Mt.
tached 10 n carriage built expressly for
such occasions. Mr.. BnIqer drove lie ami.
mails through the principal streets and
crowded tboroughfarcs, turning the vari.
aus corners with che greatest precision,
and without meeting with the slightest nc.
eident, and entered st. James Park, pas.
sing up Constitution hill into Hyde Park
and came out Of Cumberland gate into
Oxford street, and, after passing down
that street, returned BY Charing cross and
Whitehall, over Westmi nster bridge, and
back to the theatre. Van Amburgh has
driven MS many as eight or ten horses in
harness., but no person has over before at
tempted 10 drive fourteen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

A C,qfy Convict. MOI long ~eiore, ono
OF Tho eonvicts in tho Stn o Prison nj Al
burn. N. Y, managed III rhange bis tot.
foe II suit Of elliaen'4 clptbihs; and, after
taking II tnrn n two through the yard.
WALKED Up 10 tho door, With oil The sane
.tfo'd inuR nabIe, and signlhed to tttsimn
%vls,iets usually d6, fhat l1e had tattn q
sufficient view Of tho promises and wished
10 be oil. The door was accordingly
thrown open, hn'I, tipping his b. aver very
gracefully IL tho turnkey. With The fephtl
that lto intended 'vis'tibg lilo prison 10.
niotfBw IN company With setna ladies
tho eJtsiet deliberately marched mp he
street, and not been heard Of since.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

A very distressing accident occurred nj
the Faasse Pointe, in this Parish, on Sat.
urday last. ! Whilst several negroes, be-
longing to Mr.. Joseph Loeau, were EN-.
ploycd in digging sand from a deep hole,
for the purpose Of making brick, the upper
ground having been much undermined,
gave away and burisd,completely two of
the hands, and the third one in part.They
were immediately taken out; but %unfortu.
nately two Of them were SO much injured
that they did not survive, the third one
was very severely hurt, and we understand,
is not altogether out of danger.-Aaakapas
Gazette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
EPAvE.

u a etc arretc lie 8 coprant par vi. Adon5s
HILBERT, dcmeurant en- Ia paroiasG de Quest
Baton Rouge A environ IL mititt At drsgot,s
de IA rnaisop dc cogr, IN cheval american de
Colour ~canelle, age ~euviron def a III ans.
sans dnctiHe mar1ne 40 for Visible, Nj II
dit cheVal nest pas fsscIamt dams les 30
jours dc Ia publication dn prfaent avis, con.
formfment aux ftglernenfs du 1nri de- police,
de cctte pafbisse. sera export en- vente pupil.
que par lc soussignt a son bureau, lie ii No.
vembre proclaim a dix benres dn raaifo.
Condition, an compliant,
Parois0e Quest Baton Rouge,
ROgEMDND HEBERT.
atpt 1G So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
DISSOLUTION DE SoCIETE
sept 16 81

Ie public est inforu'e que la fnaison JUS
qua present conE1e sous Ia raison Isilore
LaTgnier jr. CT Jean Capoulade, est, par suite
DUNG transaction d PanIiable, deyenue Ia pro-
pfiefe exclusive d'Isidore Iarguier ir. ouf
este eharge der ~afRaIres du dit 6tabfissemens
,out poir te fui hi est dh que pour &C mn
pesn concerner la susdite fnaison eo1ame. t;ae.
menk, ls din fsidore Larguier If. er 4endan,
n'a3oir a 5occuper que de sa Iigne a'aaaires,
JEAN CAPOTLADE
1SfDORE LARGUtER.
fsidore Lareuierjr. fera t~ouiours tout cs aai
dependra de lui pour que lie public ct gss smi..
en- general, aient il Sc louer De Ia trraaisrs daat
il tiendra son ctablissernent.
sept Is 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

The iocofuco papers, since Tho results ot
tho Tennessee elections have boon known,
seem 10 DO recovering possession Of their
conseienees, for they now express great
contfition Mt tho course pursued by their
brethren q fthe Tennessee Senate in null.
Tying the constitution Of their State, by
prohibiting the election Of tho United
States Senators. W. cannot predict ina.
ny Christian results, however, from This
apparent awakening Of moral sensiblIily
on The part Of the locos. lftt should be
thought proper hereafter 10 yiolats The
constitution Of State in order 10 secure n
political object, we have little doubt shnt
their conselences viii again expire. Why
did not he editors who now denounee The
conduct ofthe Tennessee Senators, d..
nouneo IL when their eendttnnntienainight
pos. IDLY have been Of some ava.El Tho truth
IL profes, ~ oftontrit on on lbo purl pfthe
snneiimonious lotos are generally rs hyp.
o~critical MS n croeod le's tears. They were
never yet known to sacrifice a political
hope or u political advantage ut the shrine
of moral principle. lr such n thing as n
general disposition on the part Of the loco.
foeo party to offer any Of its interests up
from II holy motive, IL ever manifested. wo
shall regard ID rs u much more convincing
evidence Of the approach Of the mlllep.
mum, than all the comets, portents, and
prodigies that the Mllerites have ever
1reamt of.-LeH spi{e Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
jUMENT CREOLE EpAyE,

fla ttt arrtte lc 9 coufant par Mr.. Dqre.
Broussardf ]demeurant en- Ia parofase de
Quest Baton Rouge a environ IL miles an
de@sots de la maisoo do cour, nne jument bal
hante p|eine agte environ 8 ans, naffdGe au
fer A 4 ayan' une forte erenierc.
81 la dtte ~jnnent nest pas r~eclafae dang
les GO jonrs de Ia publication da present
avis, coniorTnt menf aux RI gleroents du Juri
de Police de tette p~aroisses aera cxpose en-
ventf publigle par lc soassigne a son bu-
~reau'Ie II Kovenbrt procbain a dix hcats4
di matih.
Condition IN Compliant.
Quest Baton Rouge
RosEMOND HEBEKT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

btE6=On hI6iday last, Al tho tfia.ns, Mrs
Carl, wife If Mr. Henry Carl,
On Tuesday, on Maprhsc, Mis-. hdaNts. re-.
1T of Mr.. William ADKINS.
Al B,yoa Para 3n Friday tts stlt %ipF'snI,
Ne MAF1tH ] tOasttY, agth atiut III yeafs
The deceased Has veil and fattfibly knoan
in this town
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
AVIS.

lie soussignc ayant tte. hof1rne adrnfnis,ra.
teur de la succession de John Hueston, deco.
dc, requert fous eeux qui ont des reclama.ious
contre Ia dite succession, de les presenter
darnent eertides, ct atlssi ceux oui dol, emf
de venlr liquider leurs complies dams le plus
court delai possible.
DANIEL D. AVERY.
sept 10 ~ Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
LATE FROM v

by the Tesian steamer SARAH BAHNfs, ar.
rived this morning. we received our regular
files Of Texas papers, from which we make
The following extrae's'
MEXICAN DbsrATeHhs.~-Tls British brig
SeylIa. arrived at Galveston from Vera Cruz,
on Saturday last, bringing dispatches from
the Mexican government Little ie known Il
their eontents. II Ia reported TINT none Of
the prisoners have baen released. These
however, IL is said, will be released 81 soon
as netiee can be given by President Ifouatan
that all Mexican prisoners In Texas shalt be
released. Santa Anna II is said, complied
with all the demands Of The Commissioners al
Yucatan, and that province by barely ackg
nowIedging the sovereignty Of Mexico, &C.
uuires all the privileges Of a freB State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

A man of much presence of mind living
near Aberdeen, heard a thiefbraking into
his house IN the night. He reached to a
bottle of soda water on the m~antelpiece,
and as soon as the fellows head was yisi.
bic, took deliberate aim and cut the string.
The cork hit him IN the face, and thief
thinking it blood, fell ON his knees and
roared for mercy. He was suffered TO de.
parton promise of amend ment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
NOTICE.

s. HlSHrPLgG, avoeHt. etc, pratiquers dan.
les cour des trolsienie. auatrieti.e, Ell huit,en~
districts jadieia!res.
Torres ~asaires cenates 4 sex esina yefr
rrent fattention la plus sesidae. Ttlent son
bureau a Baton Rouge, lie.
e Esfcn.brc. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

The undersigned residing in the city ef N:
Orleans, regatais the hibiie Dol IN MAXI sale
~ sales d any Thing 10 abt Of his c%hllifeh bt.i
fur cash, az 10 acting otherwise they might b.
disappointed 10 their G Expectation Of payment.
New Orleans, September I'd. is4a.
A CAVALIER
Baton FotgH, sepi.s u o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed nd.
minisfrator TO the estate Of John fjueston de-
CEASED, requests all those having claims a.
eain&t said estate % p~fesehttheB duiy aurheu.
heated, and also those indebted to said estate
TO make immediate payments.
DkSL. ID. AVERY,
Sept. II. 32 Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

Il believed. however. Tint much treasure
has been hid, but tho Osieanois have not
been able TO get it.-4phH. u. y. Goz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
rREoLE MAKE A

CREOLE MARE STTRAYED,
Taken up, on the "a instant by Mr., Dntni
Niue Broufsard, living IN The parish II West
Baibi Rofiat, ~ abGiit tseIvs h1ilte below the
cottt hottie, d bay mare, With foat, large size,
aged about & years, branded 4 4, thick name.
If eaid thart ID not clatttBd within 60 days 81
The bresgnt notice, agreGaiIy 10 NJ fcenl4.
lions of the police jury of tbs parish, il will
be sold at public auction by The Undersigned,
III bis Office, the ltth November, at n O'Clock
W.. a.
Terms Of saic-raah.
West Baton Rouge. Sept. IT. 1913.
ROSEMOND IiEBRT. 1 p
sept 10 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

Takon up, on The 9Th instant. by MI ADO.
nis Hebsrf, living in the parish Of West Ba.
ton Rouge, about IL miles below tho cot,f,
house, an American sfoan horse, aged y of 10
yearr, WifIobt any brand. If said horse is no,
claidied within 90 days Of the present ~poilre,
aGfeeabty 10 the regulations Of tho PoIiceJu-
ry ofthis pafisl, IL will bn sold ut public alr.
fion. by The undersiRnedI At hIs office, the
1lth November, at III o'clock NJ
Terms NJ sale-easii ,..
West Baton Rouge, Sept. II, Isl3.
HOSEMOND IiEBEKT, ] =.
sept 10 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16


tons, he has been unable 70 do better aha
asks for d further lin 9 0f four months 10 mahe
BITS e0llsctions, and your aeipfGi1tte ~hn6wittp
him 10 BE- IN active and diltgeht Offset, have
full ebhfiaenes IN what hs titus alleges. and
recommends that the further time uf foul
months be thus accorded; provided, That he
shall obtain the written consent Of his %BHfFtiua
that II shall tot In any manner, vary and i'm
pair their surety obligations
+. y. Conrad,
u. II. Penny.
Mtsafs, D. II. Penny st Anthony Metget
we're appointed II committee 10 wait on Mr.
q. A. Pike and NJ Moreno, to ascertain what
IL will cost ~ hhye The spanish Rec.
ords IN the Parish 1nlge's oii'us bound ina
plain aud substantial manner
The Police Jdty adjourned ttae Dir.
WILLIAM HALVES, Presiltbt.
SAM EHdtftEtb, Elefg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
IMpORrANr 10 auGAR rtArrEpa

The subxtfibef having invented a lamn bs
whtth planners can b5fn lard while tuakiur
sngaf, instead Of oil xodia respectfully calf
tfeif, afeffibn u thfs. lamp. BY using this
lamp they can sa@t rs per cent III thsff Hight.
not burning more than thirteen 6tfnces Of lard
III fftehn hohrs and giving d brighter lt0ht
Than tie oil lamp.
N. d. Persons who reisfff 10 purchase iatd
lamps will please calf m tine and examine
them.
sept2 30 John T1LANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
SEPT 10 60 Fam skoLFJElD CInk.
DIssoluTtDN or cypaRrrEnsu1p

DlssDiUT1DN DF rypARTrERsIltp
The public IL informed that tbg firm, here
totofe known nnddr the rahie Of isidote Iar,
guier, IT,. u John capoDtd, il dissolved BY
mutual consent. Mr. lsidora JsrrGiff is Tie
sole proprietor. and 'h1recd wnl the settle.
mehf Of all affairs belonging 10 taid firm n =
jorIN*cApoUtAD.
tsIDORE LARGUIER. Jf
fsidme Largnief, IT,, wit always do every.
Thing in bs power 10 6biigs, and gise eatls.
faction 70 bic patrons.
sept 1G ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

~ ! H'fS fFb hs'rF ~ Hta3fs VIVA etbIIH vi ifI III
dituf, and be IL further,
Resolved, That Ii, the discharge Of tho
aforesaid duties tho committee shall have tn
power 10 ehll upnn the Auditor and Treasure
for my information md assistance they ma
require, and upon tli# Attorney Of ,l,e Ilatis
!. for advice.
: Tho above resolution having tsen adet.ia
The President appointed tho following commit
toe 10 discharge The duties sat forth in SAID m
solution. Meters. Cottfad, liegau and Penny.
The Police Jury tf1ah pretended 10 maxi
The following appointments.
Fof Pafisll AHahREor, ioif Began,
For Jail physician, Ilf. + Fay.
For Parish Auditor, Sam. Sheffield,
For Coltbf o. ItasstifaF, pfHh ~IlacEet.
The Police Jury adjourned for ten tniputer
The ruliee Jury assembled purhunnt to ad.
l%onfhfnrht.
Presents Tha Hptne members.
The petition bf Charles y tjonnfy md
Thompson w Bird, executors Of HE estate II
George Langley deed. for The emancipation
Of certain slaves therein mentioned teas f4Bi
n second time and pissed by Tho f~edttisits
members 81 the Police Jury.
Mr.. Began was eAtitsad further attendance
ibis sesStoH.
Whereas Charles y Bonney and Thompson
w Bird. executors If the estate Of Geo Lanfs
Icy deeehsed, late Of this rafish, have applied
TO the Parish Court and Police jury Of said
parish, by petition, for permission to fmaHei.
pate certain Slaves belonging TO said estate
mentioned Ill said petition, 10 witt
tbmf6fl, aged thiftgsthfed ytafa, Nancy,
ihirtysthteu years, Katy. tWaniyeohe YEATS.
Henry, eighteen years. Eleanor, twelve years,
fahd james fsth Of ttatYj two years. for rea.
sons Of sufficient ifnp0ttahte sci forth In said
petition, it is considered by The requisite NUN.
Der Of tho Police Jury NJ Two successive meet.
ings, that thH ffaiirat Of The petitioners be
granted, and That they ita"s lfaVe 10 emanci-
pate The said slaves according 10 law ami af.
ter Tie Usual notice
RESOLVED, That Mfss Allan show thttst At
The texl atssioh Of this Jury, Why he did not
attend this session.
Tho Folfta Jury Theft adjourned ID meet 1T
. o'clock this afternoon.
Tuesday, Afternoon.
The Police Jury NIT pursuant 10 adjourn
'Uant.
Present, The SAINT members except Messfsa
began sud Motgan.
Resolved. That Tho Collector and Treasurer
has one year 10 collect and account for Tho
taxes Of ls43, nnd subsequent years. said time
to date from The first Of January 1871. and Tic
first Of January ene, year thereafter.
Resolved, That Messfs. Thomas DeYali.
Anthony Moneet and Henry CarI commits.
sienefs appointed 10 let OFT and superihtebd
the execution Of q bridge over Mbntcsano
bayou and 10 receive tho sgtne when compile
fed be notified to examine enid bridge Mt their
earliest convenience aud report at The next
session Of The Police Jury.
..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
r

THE price of fresh -four being 81 10 per
barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week
SO ounces OF bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
rTATE OF LOUISIANA
PROBATE SALE
Parish n E.sf Uafon nouoe

Parish III East Baton Rouge,
by viffjt If ST vt8ef from the Hon ofabIs
Probate Lourt IN and for Tie parish of Est
Baton Rouge. will be sold. by The Undersigned
fatish tttdge bf
Thursday The 2slb Ing Of sept is4a,
nj II otciobk NJ NJ The GoHft House IN lbs
Town If Baton Holtkt. thr foltavinr named
slaves belonging n tha stiecsssion u The late
John /. Gotham deed 10 wis
london hegtb man 10 years Of ags, house
sefgabi.
Henrietta negro abnaa % years Of sRc
gooH cock and sashefwufnat, and her
two chi1dfaH Bab asobt 8 years old aud
the other sboEit Bht tsof,
Dedee about I7yeafs, itatse s~cfvans,
Diana aboti, 20 years. good took,
Henrietta yellow gifl aged Ia years,
Terms Of sale.
/ Cash, ! payable on the afsiof Jahy: 1874
sud 4 on tie first OF jans' 1916 10 notes Gu.
10 The Satisfaction Of Ebs administrator
and payable in Bank and In5tsSage 10 be re.
tanned until final paymfni
aug. n " tH TESTER. p.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

CONNAIssEMENTS i yeDlre a .n,r;.
merle de &c journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
Pods nj hfN.

FHc par lie mare poas la s~snaiue anieanfs
La Farr4e Giant . - 10 le baril. 80 oncca
de pair, penr DIX gSas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16
Total amount

There being a few small accounts amount.
ing to 30 or 10 which your Committee were
Unable TO obtain with the above. We submit
this report to your construction.
John b Kieinpeter,
Signed, james AIlev.
Elih1 Hooper,
Resolved, That a committee to consist Of
three members be appointed BY the pres;.
dent TO correspond with the State Epcinearin
relation to the work to be done BY the State
on the road commonly called the Rail Road
between Baton Rouge and Clinton, and in re-
lation TO the work to be done on Bayou Foun-
tame. Messrs. Conrad, Kleinpeter and Alley
were appointed on said committee.
The commissioners appointed to Law out a
road from d Conmeaux TO ] Phillips report
that they have performed thai duty, which re-
port was adopted, and the following hands a2-
PORTED 10 work said road, C D Commeaux.F
Aubin, Ghas. Commeaux, Eugene Marson,
and Joseph Babin, and Sylvester Babin was
appointed overseer OF said road.
Resolved, That the bands Of George Nc
Whorter be placed to work on road district
No. a.
Resolved, That in future, at each septen1-
Der session of the Police Jury, a committee 10
consist OF three members of the BODY shall be
appointed, to be called the finance committee,
whose duty it shall be 10 superintend all mat
tiers of finance in which the parish NAV be in
terested so far as the same come under the su-
pervision of the Police Jury, whose duty shall
be particular to examine and report unon
tho account Of the Collector and Treasurer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-16

The committee on the above account made
the following report which was adopted.
The Undersigned Committee appointed by
the Police Jury to examine the account of the
Collector Il Treasurer, report that they have
examined an exhibit made by said officer,
That he states that the taxes d1eto The parish
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

4,HE subscribers beg leave 10 inform he Gin
zens Of Wheeling AMI vicinity, thar they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No I43 NJ lain street. Wheeling, Va. whore
may bs found an extensive assert ment OF Gilt
aRd Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con-
sistins ofFcather Beds; holsters, Pillows, curl
cd hair Spanish moss, Gotten, husk and spring
mattrasses; together with full assortment of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this city; all of which VIII be sold
on the nest reasonable terms and lcarrdnted.
AlsO Locking glass Plates mahogany veneefs
yaralsh, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
ef furniture on tina most accommodate terms
and ~ short notice.
Orders in ZaResville can be left with F
ADAMS q Co.
iy2s MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CI' MISFRLANl
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI
fEtHETub ic are informed ihattfRE ENE :,
CO. have entered intc an HrrG 9, men'
WI rh.lhe Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Com -
ny 80 run a Gar with the passenger iraia {
Cumoefland, and are prernrcd TO forward I'uck-
Igss, parcels, and tuRdits, al, tc aud from > {
following places
Frederick. Hancock, Harser's Ferry. Martins
burg, Camberiand. Wheeiing, Cincinnati.
Packages received and fDrw arded daily by the
NJ all Tram. leaving Baltimore at 7 IA NJ. ar
r!vInR NJ Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
lowing evening and delivered free of Dorterage.
The above line will forward pack ages, specie
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange make collections aid
attend TO the purchase of goods in Ba1tim. re,
Philadelphia, New Y ork and intermediate towns.
Greene g. Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold 4 Co.'S baltimore and Phhadel
phla. and Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves TO execute
wl.h fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUsI
ed 10 their are. ~
n. b. All packages by the above line must be
press. TFThose from the West Greene e. Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex.ress." We beg to
refer 10 the following gepteacn:
Messns B-ickhead & Penrce.
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.
Do Matthew'S. Oild a Co.
VIM Robinson, Jr, Esq.
Messrs Dickinson g. Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth e. 20, Whseiing.
AGENTS-Oliphsnts & Duncans Cum berIdnd
JAS H Fsrsyth q Co, HheeIing.
N. All packages addressed to the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE & co.
aug 81 Iss MARKET street baltimore.
IA Il T. r ID u G ED
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13


La! what makes y .pr teeth so unusually
Qnoth Josh's Dulesha. TO him to.her nj sht
To nakeyours look go, With grin rcP.ied Josh
I've bought you bottle of Thorn's Tooth Wash.
TIs the best now IN use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tried this, cast all others way.
Look again, my dear Sal al the lustre Of IHIne.
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The Ieaberry Tooth Nash,
And see If the Tooth Wash of Thorn, is NOT ne?
A MONG the RECOMMENDATIONS to the above e
- the fOllOWlng. Er
Having tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash, aud become acquainted with the Ingre j.
ents OF Its tomposlnon, cheerfuly say, IcOnsd-
er u one OF the safest as II is one Of the unOsi
p easant tooth WASHES now muse ID BU NJ
Pittsburgh Sept is Is42. Dentst
take pleasure IN statiaR after having ma q
use Of "rhorn's Tea berry Tooth Wash, that il il
one OF the best dentrlfices in use. Being ia a Ii
quId 'orm. II combines nea ness with conven ience
While u cleanses' the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields a fra
geance peculiarly desirable,, Up TIBBITS. AI L..
The undersigned have sed 'Thorn's compound
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found It 10 h
an extremely pleasant dentrifrIce, exercising
most saluiaTy influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those jndisoensabIe snembers from.
premature decay. preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
ouShiy tested It's v,rtucs we take pleasure in Ie
commencing II 10 the public, believingit d be
the best article the kind new in use.
NJ h BEkTSON. g, JAMES z JACK.
ROBr ii PEBBLES. CHAS SCULLY.
C DARRAGH, WIN M'CANDLESS
ii l. RtNGWALT. LEONARD S JOHNS,
nj MOORHEAD. JAS s CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. wheeling. Va.
feb 3 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

UST RECEIVED. q lot OF superior No I SALT,
ow for CASH, at No ITS Market Square.
sep I5 d M'CINNIS