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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
The Mobile Register.

The Enquirer is fond Of quoting this print, and
seems to think its sayings should have the force
of law. What does it think of the following
From the Mobile Register.
"In truth. and il well be admitted at Ten
yet Wing State, and her Whiggcy consists main
ly a jealous advocacy OF National Bank That has
been the issue there openly and the Tennesseeans have
decided for this tme favor OF Bank. This bank ques
OF the dangerous Of the issues OF the next
election, aud will be cardinal point with the Wings
however among may fancy the idea to be obso
ee" We have got fight and argue that question quite
strongly the tariff question, and the sooner our friends
themselves the work. the better for the safety OF their
principles"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

NEw METHoD FiNuNG 4 SHIrs PosTioS At Sra.
Captain Thomas II. Sumner Of Boston, late Of
the ship Cabot Of New York; claims have discovered
nialibe method Of finding the latitude and Longitude
OF vessel on any sea- by very plain and simple
calculation Capt Sumner has, believe, published
little work the subject. Speaking Of the discovery, the
Boston Mercantile Journal says at constitutes Of the
most remarkable Improvements IN navigation which has
been made during the present century, and this discovery
has been made by Capt Sumner" correspondent Of the
New Bedford Mercury that 1t highly recommended
naval officers by the Boston Naval Library md by that
worthy and interchangeable Of the ocean, Josiah Stgis
Esq commander Of the United States cutter Ham.
iltOn.--Nat Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
COMMENTS.


The spirit in which the remarks of the Repub.
lican received by the editor of the Enquirer,
is an excellent commentary upon the arrogance
of that print. 1t has been accustomed TO have
every thing its own way long, that any appear
ance of dissent from its dogmGS is wont 10 set him
in rage. WhariS there in the tone of tn Re-
publean's articles either of them, calculated to
wound the feelings of the most sensltiyel 1t is
not, in truth, the tone of that paper which ofendS
IFS editor. 1t is the presumption. of n member of
the Democratic party, in thinking for himself
That is the true secret.
But the Enquirer complains that the " hig press
will not do him the Justice to republsh his reply.
&c. That is, indeed, a grave charge. Ii appears
TO us, however. that the well known rule of law,
she who would have equity must do equity is Of
force in the relations of life as well as in Court
of Justice. When did the Enquirer, unless COM
PEELED by public opinion ever let the views of his
adyersaries be known through its columns Has
its editor forgotten, does he think the public like.
ly TO forget, the course he pursued, few months
since, with regard to Mr.. Bolts!
1t seems, however, he is determined to leave the
field to his younger and more impetuous adverse
"! There is some wisdom in that. The course
he has thought proper 10 pursue is exactly such
one as will not bear discussion. Least said soon
est mended,' is about the sum total of the motives
by which he is actua;ed n this occasion. Weare
prone to think the Enquirer some other i'll
likely to flow from this controversy than that it has
thought proper TO point cut. The true secret, of
its orbeaancc is not that division in the ranks of
the Democracy will "enurc to Mr.. Clay's bene.
IL VOL euottcrh that
be induced to vote for the Wing candidate under
any circumstances. But ii trembles for its own
supremacy. 1t knows that, if the matter becomes
fairly before the party. VANS days arc numbered
But the Enquirer in imitation of Sir Peter Tea
zle, bids its friend good morning, and 'leaves its
character behind" OF the propriety of such a
course, OF the bold daring, or the insult, implied
IN it, we have nothing to say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

"Iou have heard said that the pitcher that goes often
the well, gets broken last Twice you have escaped;
and IT 1t had not been for spunk last night would
been your last. You dess from doing any thing
Bryan, as tsld You. The why, you shall never
know. You can't catch Do nothing whatever, and
when he returns, 40 Ike. y Ou will never
hear from / do wish hill YOU, but shall
do 1t, If YOU do not take my warning.
"l have promsedI paid prevent YOU doing bust
while he is absent.
Take my advice, and live"
But for the beating, would look very like effort
acquire notorey and sensation the part OF the
Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

TdHmany-HaH by eye Ditaess.-Thc New York
Pebean good authority in these particular premises draws
the following hatering sketch Of doings Tamma
ny.Hal:
At the meeting Of Delegates at Tammany Hall, the
evening Of Ihurday last, the marked by
specimen Of riot and bidokguardsm disgraceul
and alarming. Officers of the customs government
tractors and expectants, many diTepufdJLe characters
Themselves backed By Of The uest 0ufidioS that euer
infested rge city, took possession Of the Committee
Room, insulting and asS'ultng pcacoaby disposed citizens
who came there il usual such occasions.
Now call upon tie Mayor and Police authorities, il
there be any yrre the law, If they disposed
permit outra5es 10 be committed upon citizens with
puny, to that tho peace properly main1ined and
that projected from the violence Of the m.
restrained baohruaTds who have seemingly, for years
past, set every thing ct defiance
"Riotos ckguards "dsrsputqble characters" and
"yilcst OF oulws, the choice cpithets II
TIC Wing papers had applied such their Temmuuy
Hall opponents, the Loco FOco press would have been
col with Indignation. Wh8t do they say 70 the testimony
Of one Of their own witnessos2-AbaHy Ere Jour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
Tempcrancc MeetinoI

W The Creek Total Abstinence Society viii meeting
Monday Evening at o'clock, September Military Han
over the Market House The Rev d. MeCabc several other
good speakers will address the meeting There some good
singing The Ladies and the public attend Sc
20 NoTlCE-Dr JAMES D. MeCHr VIII preach At the second
Baptist Church Lords day Morning ID inst &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
EDUCATION.

hR. MAUPIN will reopen his school, IN MON
~ DAY. the llih Of September the School House occupied
by him 81 James Church lie assisted
by VI. j. OUTLET and JOHN n. HENDREN. NJ
TERMS-Fdr instruction Classics and Mathematics S5O
Session Of ten months payable half advance and half
Of March The fee for instruction Modern Languages be
the other Schools city.
0J- Arrangements viii be made reception limited
number of small boys pursuing English studes per
dur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

YEasT.-Boi one pound Of good -four. quarter Of a
pound Of brown sugar. aud little salt In gallons Of wa.
ter for hour After IL becomes milk warm, bottle j.,
close. One pint will make eighteen lbs. Ofbreod
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
CROPS OF CORN, OATS, &c. AND STOCK OF
CATTLE, HORSES, MULES,Ac

Rl virtue of the last will and testament of
- John Moshy decd shall pursuance provisions pro
FRIDAY the 18Th Day OF October ~ O'Clock NJ
Farm the Moth OF the BROOK late the residence Of said
Personal Estate-Niz;
lat Tie Mansion House Tact all buildings
thereon 23a Acres The Buildings
this Traetne sufficient the accommodation OF moderate sized
family The Land will be divided into parcels sold jointly,
may be preferred the day OF sale.
sni Another Tract adjoining containing Acre.,
which will be- sold IN tour lots OF STA acres each The mos. II not
all OF ths original OF Oak Hickory
will yield At least 10 cords of Wood the being
three quarters of mil, from The RAILROAD ready aI "a, m.
all times be made Railroad Company.
3d Two other small Tract. parcels OF Land on the old Noun
tain Road adjoining the lands of James oBren = e. walIop
anl oihe viz Lots No and the former containing IL
and the latter containing 9! Also. all the right title and
cIesi Of III" said John Mo.by deed, being hdJ
20 OF land part land which John Core
died scize AMI which allotted his widow her dover
This land lies the said Mountain
I and :.
And immediately of Real completed
the Stock Horses Mules Cattle Hogs. Crops Corn
Oats Fodder, sc. will lie sold
TERMS OF sALE.-For Estate, one fourth OF the
purchase ia cash the balance equal payments
T. and - months taking negotiable
secure their payment For the personal where
exceeds $40 sax months credit when the than
sum. cash win be required. w. GoDDIN,
Administrator anne 1ed OF John Mosby deceased
sr2-2awtds
ALT-sOO sacks fine salt andng from sch Thadeus in fin.
~ order, for sab by
see BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
PERFuMERY, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
WE have received by late arrivals handsome
assortment Of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps &C. Toilet
generaly-among them
Real German and French Coognc long and octaeon bos
Monpea Cologne, in splendid fancy superior
l-afogue's Florida Water
faTium rure Turkish Perfume something and
Very richly gilt Perfume sacs French
SOAPS.
IIurrs variegated, Red and Orange Almond Soaps
Towards Chemical Chloride Soap for complexion
Brown Windsor. Amanda Amirr ana Bouquet
Monrcas elegant Savon Amandinc MueeuI gi
BRUSHES.
general assortment OF Hair Brushes handsome
Rosewood and pearl and gilt
Ivory Tooth brushes Fancy handle Brushes Nail Brushes
BESIDES
Perlumed Chalk Balls and Powder Puff,
HARDWOOD Il REAIE,
- =. T. Ade &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.

HDhOfOSALS VIII nc received by the subScri-
Il her until the 9th Sept for following work TO executed
At the city Jail
For lining cells, sides end each with sheet
iron Of inch thick fastened by through the was-po.
poslis TO state the price per square
Foryng two trains pipes appropriate seats under the
cells the pipes be 10 inch cacproposa state the price per
running foot
Fo taking and rcayng the floors repairing
walls through which the pipes pass
For constructing and setting furnace the
jail similar TO that in the west end including
work complete, and furnishing fitting up iron tubes
from the furnaces passing through all the ceI..
Proposals for the tubes running
Plans and specifications will be ewn by ~
- l-dGDcc JOSEPH MAYO. Chm Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
AGENr's OFFICE, FcRr GIBSON,
CUEROEFy NATION. AUG. q

N"EhOALL -'AA'VNf mug - AC''
Sr-lI becomes my duty inform You that yesterday
report says-lsaac Bushyhead and Elijah Hicks both
Ross menl both murdered and David Vann Urea.
OF the Nation dangerously wounded The difficulty
occurred the Courthouse Saline district the place de-
sgnaed for the Judges OF election of the different
OF said district the day after the election make
returns"
| have been able learn TO what extent il is
likely CO. but shall hour for Mr. Ross where
will be able to learn accurately the of affairs
and report the Department accordingly.
The commanding officer of this post has been apprized
by OF the trouble, that he may be readiness
necessary.
have the honor be- very respectfully your obedient
servant, VI. DUAL,
Acting for P. VI. Butler, Cherokee Agent,
T. II CRAWFORD Esq,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington.
1t remarkable 10 say the least fi) that these
murders should have taken place the sth of August
and laton the l6th-cight days should
have been heard Of them at Little Rock.-Nat Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

NAvA-The L. :. schr. Onkahye has returned from her
short experimental cTuze having demonstrated most
iuctony, credtabiy informed, that she is-unt
for the failing the essential quality required
Of her beyond those of strength and staess-speed-
With knot breeze learn, only five miles could be
got Of her-and all the craft the bay got away from
her she had been crippled condition. This crack
sai.er she when pleasure yacht, said, could
sail the pilot boats but since she has been bought for
Navy radical alterations have been made for the
better security OF the lives of Uncle Sans which have
taken all the eetness OF her. And the the
Government gets rid Of her the better She only SO
QUO, and the probability that she will bring atleast 500
IT not more !-NOrfOK Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE STREET
100000,

10000. 6O00, IL 40 prizes of 1000 sc. Lottery draws
to-day at Alexandriu. Tickets $40.
Also for to.dny-Ss000, 1000, &c. Tickets So
shares in proportion. For sale to-day, ut
wOpTuAM,c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

The Little Rock Arkansas Gazette, OF the 10th Aug,
referring the report of the killing Of John Ross, considers
hoax pgac,sed upon the Editor Of the North Arkan-
sas, the paper in which 1t originally appeared The "Van
Buren, nicigencer, up to the 5ih OF August and letters
from Park HILL within few miles OF the residence of Ross
OF the date OF August ID make OF II. We
cude at hoped from the FIRST that the rumor Is
TRUE.
Since writing the above, learn, by the following Off
cial publication, in the Madsonan OF last eyeaing that
although John Ross be killed unless this report be
also groundesS two of the respected Chiefs OF the
Cherokees have been murdered and another OF them dan
geTously wounded:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

Messrs. snm1 soibort, Thomas j. Early jas. Calhoun,
and Geo. a. Mndera.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
CORTES.-The DISPATCHES of

FERNANDO CORTES.-'The dispatches of
IL Cores the Conqueor Mexico the EMPEROR
Charles W written during the and containing narrative
of It's first translated Engsh the original
Spanish with introduction George Folsom-fo
sale by Use 81 SMITH DRINKER A. MORRIS
DkODtCTIvE FARMING, a Familiar Digest OF the
recent discoveries of Iicbg Johnston Dnvy
ted writers Vegetable Chenisiy-showng how tagc
might be greatly augmented; by Joseph A. Smith.
Also James w r. Johnstons Lectures Agricultural Cems
try and Geology four for sale separately together
seq SMITH, DRINKER A. MORRIS.
a HARDENING for the Ladies', and companion for
~ the flower garden by Mrs Loun edition, by A.
j. Dow ning-for sale by SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
ALLEN IL cos OFFICE,
Under the Exchunpe.

@7,ol4 Prizes, amounting TO s5O6 az
Tickets sIO-shares in proportion
ALSO,
The little $4,000 goes So Tickets in the above Lotto
10 be had of s-2 ALLEN A. Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

HAiri.-Une Ietrre dun ~n'tg0riant de
J6remis. publi&e dams I'm Joutnai d. Bus.
ton, dit que iin>3rrection d. fiait. esi ft,a.
dee sur des motifs assez lastes pour iaire
desifer s"n socces.-Les insurges dtman-
dent One la CONSTITUTION soil revisee /:
celle qni eAlste dep"is 1916 devaft etre
reri.se tous les neufa ans. et he president
sesi t~ouloars oppose q Get revision Q4e
Ia president ne sett $ ~I'avenir esn que po1r
cine on sept ans. ct non point pour la Vie /:
Que l'enorme armee ~permanente qni pes,
sur lie pays, SOFT %!'cenelee ei Que lie pre-
sident Boyer sait tehu DE dsnner un con, >
tie exac'e des finances de FEtat et gu il
SOFT tenu 4 ~renbourser tories les s.tn3,.as
quill aura fans sottir de lie pour son pro.
pre- contpts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

Ihontae nh Baas4as dc pota-philad"'.
t,his vi dscijbn.ent ~tlasentf h vile aux
tfneiai.s nypnttfss tlln vetii deventf Ia
N,nive, In Babylane de IUninn. In ehro.
niq1e lie In ette refine nous dune %elih1tia
inuf aielaHe naeede's dratnat,1,e. lie
pnuYre fl IL, at set ien d nh t,eharsl dn leu
await etc seinlte pur IL ills dc IN nlaispt.
Pour sanvet l'hnnue.,s dc son nom. le pete
aufatt. il fnfru d. tnennrrs. spntrt,ni IN
~virisn,e Il reporter IN pntetnsth do Get "ns
Fl, ri aur IN nt'atra ianarnHt ai fait. Mas
Il avnit cnrnpth cans IA nature, mi I'll dn
bHby " pafifBit u, rnaBenlblnni d. fl#, 1tte
In auyfr ntafn rafolta lea pft%sa@ips,a 1tii
lntaipnt tlit n,anttf II. at IL ~jistirf sa4t ets
i,nfRs d. eaiis Attire. Aatfn historic Hhe
lee'ta unvriare. tegasnant Ia thalaeh rtitfF
nellie 4 di~lintras di Aatr, anl'pfftit lt'Fl'r
btuit atisin phr ii ttotnt 5lfn iiafh n
pas, mei' uaaha ellie a'tttggo't A'eh %7itrrf'
l',hrnnttt z'nppfoflm i ellie 81 hi HtPttafh
AIR IN face tin etnplAtfu Ia itts. dams r.
bal evident de ptillsr se4 tfts. Mis- II
n,ant,a sott coup. Ia f,nf4 -" tvnvf't
40 tito pnrtle ,r In ~lse,tl,s vi Ia ions. La
,Htne fillu pot,ss, 'les era Pargnrts Fl I'm
rprnu s%'enliilt. court enrura
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

ENcuuh w MEuHTRH -@Jb nnt'a Mp.
prand Que 'leuS ,,afclianls d htitfes. dent
Fun, v,pilIard ,annl sr1a II fta4l, de | q g
jean, FL antrs lnuns sntufe 81 d"ht bal'@
~ i"rulla 10 nom. current Htiaetiibie "l'h DIE
pu.e eli fetnuutant IL bayou islnrfehe.
lie s%,Ilet lie Ie'f ~q''erellr setpblalt as"'r etc
ollblte. l%olsttne. arrives pres DO lhahtia'tol
d. NJ, Hla nrhard. LafA Ia parotsze AasotnP
tlan. In vleux st fHtlsa et sui,lit de- nhti
sastl provnqnef son adsefsa'fe. teln' 81
rs.uaa 4 pInstrnF# ferrlss- dc fellondre nus
- av.ca,,ons du ytntl|ar ri. au,. ssnvtefa du
pIons n dams le fotps VI lottg e]"1tsaI ut''I
await Il st.s rotes. LIE lpt,ne homt,u ca
mort, 10 ma,ttt'er m pl oire atfete.@~
Ami des piaafeufs dc DonoidsoariHs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

legislation snesaigHs ne poat plus que lie
monurnons dc nuife ~ffnyHnts. Leysnt
gle II sontiia STIR tout celia. Nous M CON
naisaons plus one In ehafits. Mus M.
vons plus ds lois gus eeltes do IN nature
d,v,n,Abe pas Iea ~t,sseep'Ts ct lee e%se'"ple'
,lu christ, L'apcien ts#ta me,.s et Hyt'c ius
IN prime de finfi ont tte dttf"ifs po1f lou
louts III calvaifo, il y n mil dht cent q''a
rante ttgis nnsi J. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

nEsAsrHEu ls 1EMPHFEa, -Npus hi-
Faiia avtt regret QUE. pendant Ice aiN ~
tiiaiDus qli stsnasut DE- stFaulsf, u Y u eu
on tnar dsH dpsaatrns tela que lsa annulta
metritntltas lie confinement tign GIi ptiisEe
Atfe comparable. SIR Ins tutta Il Atttlc.
tpttn Id ttHvifoa ant felt nuttIfass 81 l1D
pr,aynnss ont peri sur les e6tes Il tr|ah'
lie 8 N slr@H ap soit pHfIis ave. 13i PER.
aunnss al,r lea ettnh In J. Ttassh IT nHvi.
rcs ont H%,+pnrn .o,t= les nois hyrr 30 per.
aenins ii air lea t6tes tIe Ffatcp II ii pc
RI /! naytreH atte 100 ]pnr=onhea. La yhitnr
de- baiInotita et des cnttatsous a alt esti.
me i w. .n25. 900, shvult j. les saisana'ts
4 o. 0.J, 900 # lea t,rsHis"ls 4 5000 900.
Dams les IfnIs lpitfs sti'vahts n'' "a 90 a
,Ihpluter j. ,isipiirH nutfea m lranes (Hnsi.
ron dn) 81 ii rpftn Il ole sst'tn6e 4 plus dr.
y 300. 900. te qti fat, uyHt los nhtre", IA
total de- vi % 900. A e. total, II fast
~ajpntor Ia gfnnla petite DE- navites gti q "i
lieu pendant Ii %trtnpdte de ventlt*d' ct DE-
I'll med, do /, +]rtnatne aerutare " iUth
Weekly T'fitnte du IL mtrs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

On ne receVra pas de subscription pour
moins dune aimee. LIE prix de fabonnelGent
est de s1r puastres par aimee, don't treis au
commencement du dernier stnestre. Les
personnes qul par me raison queicenque, u
geraient eonvenable de diseontinuer !eur abon-
nemcnt, devront en- donrer avis avant Ia En-
de FANNIE; au cas- eontraire, eIlcg geront con.
siderees CONNIE le renourebsnt.
Les Avs Sc paieront de Ia nsaniare suivants
savoir: Les avis qui n'excederont pas douzs
ll9nes, Oh qui serout moindFes, sc P~aierort
UsE PrAsTRE pour la premiere insertion, ct
80 cEsrs pour ehaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant Ia meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'or he I'ordorae au-
t~reneat, sera public en- Francas CT ue An
glais, ct payd snr ehaeure des deux Isngues,
jusqu'a &c qu'll soft retire.
Pour tous les avertisser1ens cE,ciels, ies
officers en- seront rersornel'eGe-t rcsEen
sa5les, ct s'iis refusaisnt der Pre76Ee Il res
0onslbltitf, De tells avis re ecraieut publies
I 'astsant cur r ra;errc2. Il SCI eau:t-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
CIIANGEMENr DE DOMIc1LE.

ytqoEar vreroH. iadis ttabli, CONNIE bar.
bier en- fare du maghsin do Mr.. H. Bonueeazs
81 du cafe lie blanc. II l'lionnenr d'hnnonerr A
ses prati1aes ct MI public on general, quill n
tranHpnrtt aes peignes. see Favotneites 81 SECS
rasoirs dams IA petite maison (appartnhant al
huge Fa,4 ot) ettnfa ~vis.asyis do Ia p%hafmaeia
du Ir. Souter q.
II Y sera i%otijours aux ordrss do estix qui
nurnut beseln de Ees services. mars
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
EpAXE.

Arrett par Remi Doiron, a 0 miles an-
dcssous de Baton Rouge. EUR le feuVe, IN
CteyaI bal, age de 9 q 7 ans, 10 paunes de
haut, il ma aucune etampe visible. Une barre
blanche de toute la longueur dc Ia tcte, Ie
pied de dcrriere gauche blanc, ct a I'm cpar-
vim au-dessIs du sabot. lie proprlctaIr" est
re1nis dc &c retircr conforfatment a Ia loi.
8 oct 35 J. HrESTON, Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
ErAVIf

Arrtte pa +. D. Conrad, eur son habitafion
i sept mi'lea lie Baton Rouge, IN eheval de
%couleur alnzan fonct, lie q~uatofze patrnes do
h%auteur, t1ne ttoile ct lins mar1ns blanche
sur 10 front. age d'enylron | | ans, ct Ell matt
wise condition.
~ inn 81 ]. 1IUESTON. rangetir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

L'emplacement du marche aux legumes Sc
"a vendu au plus o~frant, a Ia Halle, Samedi,
le 8 avrjI proclaim. pour Fespaee dur an a
dater eu 81 du dit grois. L'acquereur DOME
rs deux bil.ets endessts a satisfact on et pay
a .es a 8 Ell II mos du q avril l643.
SAM'Ls SEOLFIELD, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A Wis.

lie soussigne, avocat ct procnreur. ofIre leg
services de ga profession a ses amIs ct AL pu-
bic en- central; il s'acquittera aVec soin ct
promptitude des ~affaires quj lul sefent eonftes
ct il tachera, par son exactltude, de mcriter
Ia clientele du public. On lie troueeraa Poi-
flee de Mr. w. II. WIKOFF notaire public;
mason de la Banque de Ia Louisiana.
% oct. 81 II. W. SHERBURNE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
All PUBLIC.

Les snussign6s oat fofinh utie fsritid sDtis
b taison Dc Pike e. Habln, CONNIE marrhands
eomnlsslonnalfee. liz poriernut ID plus granda
attention a rerev0tr Of einbarquer du eoton
liz atronf t%eulUnrs on main III assortment do
tnarrltrudls6R d'itabtntion husAi Eords ct
j'ole d'Etubt'lage Gu'IIs vendfont 4 des prlx
ati=sl bas qu'antun hutte dams eette vile.
Auhoftbt que Ia sata6n tu cotton s'onvrira,
lis Feront pr paris q acbetar Oh fairs Dies
avanCea sur dn cotton. Fin n~oItettant ure por-
lion 'u patronage public, lIs peuvent asHuror
"euA qnl lour confieront leurs ~aiIairea, qu'liH
reeevront fatthnfion In plus assidue.
lie tienusn' )enr n,agagtn rue do I'FgIise,
deux portos 4 Fest du magasln ct.deyant oce
cupt pat Jaines Mausker.
w. s.. PIKE,
II julllet. % Fl. V. EABlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A YIa.

Les soussignts ju9es dc ph'S' ON onFert
ietir burean dams Ia rue Lafayette, Oh nee DO
In majeou du Juae Te#sIer. eli iitle porto al'-
dessus dc NJ. William Gill, ct lie "iirent len's
services an public en- q1alitt dc JUICES DC pa'S
OF d'agsrs en- general ,
liz FOREFRONT l'atlention Ia plus asaidue aux
aHairfR ali leur Hefont eonflteH.
tvnditlons-hu compliant.
AUG. DTpLhNTIER,
uoyril q MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
tDiTUEESH

Le eouaaigrh ayan engage d'exrelIena su-
vriera de Newark. n. j., et aggranAp son tta.
bltseenent est pref i faire touieR sortes de re-
p1rat CTS aux voIfurea dams le meilIeur genre
ct Ia plus court dtlai, j s~ollicjto uts portion
dn patronage public.
Aussr, un assortment dc h%arnais, fabriaut#
Az nord, i veudre aux rrix ~eofiant.
Des bols de ltta dc ~cerisier ct p~euplicr 4
yendre q bae prix.
20 apht. ~ WIN. r. TUNNAnD.