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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
THE sAGACITY OF PUBLISHERS

-Mrs 1owitt, ~ the pre- face to the En-.
gIish edition Of Mss 3 .emer's new novel
OF the Presidents Daughter, says thus:
Not the least slngularty attending
me publication Of these t-ransIaJous -
Una SIX years ago, a mos. accommodated
'flehd OF mine, then residing in Sweden.
sent over TO London "A Translation ,r,,a
81 these works, which was OIL, rcj Ly
influential friends to the principal pp5.
fishers, but not one was cgund -.
venture on the publication. Not more
han a few days before the dccease of
he late lsmented John Murray, al an
.Yening parry he congratulated me, to
his own words, ION having rendered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

The public the real service OF Introducing
these works 10 IT." rddIng, "'Do you
know. as | happen 10 do. that tx years
ago one OF them was offered TO me and
others; but we did nOt ntu To engage
IN them, and | do not belicve that We
should any Of Us have yenlured new. |
congratulate you on your spirited
conducl and knowledge Of the English
taste, IN venturing not only to translate
but to publIsh.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
sep28

WASHINGTON COUNTY AND THE TAR.
IFF-We like the tone aud spunI Of our old friend.
In Washington county, Pa, aud We commend the
resolutions. lstely passed al a meeting ia West Al.
e~Eandun. 10 The attention Of our readers. They pre-
sent ia Strong language The great pnlicy oi The coun'
Try:
Whereas, The present crisis Of the wing party Is
one 81 phniculLf Importance uue that si,uuld engage
The serious attention. aud noble eIruIUu ui ever
true ptluui: and, whereas. the time . iasI dn Wig
nigh when The pen,le will again he called upon To-
discharge that duty 50 sacred 10 every freeman; and
whereas. The Wing party have always aypA eu
themselves. hath by prccepl and example Iu be Tie
true JrieHds oi Ihe Protective System; therefore,
Received, That we The mechanics and lahoung
men Of Tree aud enlightened Pennsylvania. cunnuI
consistently support any candidate whale,er, uuless
he - The open aud uygwed friend Uf American 10.
dustry.
Resolved, That. as citizens nf Pennsylvania. we
have nailed 10 the mast head our rulOis. upun winch
Il inscribed The doctrine at Protection 10 American
lnduslDi and that any candidate disayOwing the
American system, Is unworthy Of Ihe s~ufiages Ui
Pennsylvania.
Resolved. That We canned any longer he hum.
Rugged by The old cry ul Jad,ciOus TauT. (Which
means nothing az all 10y The demucmcy. but q trap
O." gull lhe propleJ aud that nothing less rhau a Pro
is'Iye Tariff wuI ever render ~ independent OF
foreign psupeT IsbJr.
Resolved, That we lppk upIn the enemies Of the
Pruieruye System rs enemies 10 that Independence
Which our iufeipIhers conreudeI iUf 90 The DAYS of
'ryeuiy.sIH. and that They are more Justly euuled
g. The uau e Ut BRUSH subjects .hau 10 That UiAmeu
can cIIzens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

me b'um5fe Clipper has made a discovery by
Which me may readily ier,ct the .pup,n. BON
''"''s' The ''ps Of The wing. Of The csgle on
=" our 'H7'' Col" point doWrUa,di-on the go4 c,u,
"ey ne p'sc''siy hs rsUerss. Of course. .,r.l.
s''''o 'uii're' To explain The true character o., N.
com preseut,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

JAKE NOTICE Iru toy irual consent
IL oar nnn II 'ns day dissolved. Ther.tun.
aoou' Tue ID OctIher The Svre Rpnm. nov u cupled
~ % v" 10 Tor ten "niil The lot 81 a ,uI neI.-
We request all persons indebted Il, cali t,n..n...
ahi settle tieir accuuuIs. aud IN. b. n,vu,y -,
.ia''hs To present them firm tDr seuIr.r,I-
l'"rS' a"d HE hu'ks at SAID iun may hereafter n,
''n"d NJ Drug Sure ui 70 Is itrN unr,
u"'h'fi<ed d" Inike settlement "a uur ub,,p,- W.,
respeci ully. LIST A. N~'uI.IuNN
sep IS 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
COMMISSION AND FORwARuTNC

NOMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ HOUSE IN BOSTON, MAsS-Tb. ,,L
..n"crs "~'@ic p'rirul'r aIeLuun CO. rty sale az
Wo"I' C"ii"r. Heap, Fluur Md 40 k,utL a. p,,L,oa
AH'nnce- 30 cash. ~ ny accel t,ree "a IA lac 49,
desired Oh cVnsisnmeIii maIe ,hem fr sale.
BEED, UURD q co,
LTAsS REgD. late IBnnmorr.
JEHEHfAH uuGn.
VILLAS iiiLraN.
r. w. a. 90 have leave fu refer ID,
Messn DAVID 5 Brown a. Go. p-a,I,J.fosu
IslisIi. jones a Co.
w ~ > Nymlu Go. ba"ianrr
M".rm J % a. e. Juuc-. cincinnati ID
W'i"nIge, Hayden q Co IT,
ynmfs Murray a. Co. V~0
heIiry a"d Paris. Csset.Ld. o
fecrham a. ca. ruIcdu. o.
Dorr. Webb 4 Co, DrirYu. AIlch.
Bristol y Pvvlsr, Cnic,sD. IL.
Wm D PcienOu. Whcslins. We.
bo'tyD, SEPT ", 40.
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Foi of e@s WHEELING

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals 0Hd Departures Of Bnat, for ~, L.,sS
hours ending yesterday al 4 O'clock. Pm
ARRIVALS.
Lodi, Pittsburgh.
Ohiu Mail. dc.
Dresden, do
BtIigewut-r. dc.
krUVH Lylle. Cincinnati.
CecitA, d..
DlrAsruKES.
DreSlen, Zauc>,ilr.
ia. Cincinnati.
CerI. IL, Pittsburgh.
BE last. du.
UuCa. GO.
Lancaster, ST Louis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

MAGISIRAiLS PRr.SGN rED-The n. York
American say that Ihe grand Jury Of rnai CIV my.
presented unanimously r"J magistrates by mines,
E'yah Pdrdy' p]iesldoht Oi lIe bcarl ui aldermen.
aud alderman llarield Tor such abuse of r,eu oil
Gal authority "a 0aIlIng out offenders under sue,t
as 10 defeat The ends Vi Justice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

u''',s "fr,Iy. Esq well known as the raI,,,.t
so""' 'i lhe NeN YDrk Tubune. will JsI,.,ang
o's'' o" t"urersm at he New Cypu H..
evening -PiH'jurgh Gar. "''
'''''u he Dot Drop DOWN 20 The head Of ,,y,o
''" BOD give us 'U odJ,s.. o. HE TsnR
Mr. HERBERr-ws 49, 3d.,
TIE chafacisroi Pablo 90 The B,,t.n 'n
"e'l'y nshii and Ne do not believe u,5,,,a
p,,yeo % a. well Herbert Is on actor eysrS a,s
~ " ne Is 9u' ~ general iavoute he ,,gs, ="
has aII-P'Hburgh Aarora. o's'' to 10
We wish - would play of .boOt f,,v d.u.
'''' DC A~asg'Say Of putting on our sook, m. 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

a NOihrR SUPPLY Or wIANuOrrE. or
TIE ilunIei hnoll. by } , PurpeI. Tn
l"""''ni a f,ar. m cheap bra. if sale at
"P MELIOR'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

g lSA-By Fredrrlca Brr.n.r nuib,, -, ar
~ 'N"ig""pr>, Ihe IIJiac. a.. Pnce Is 81.
JUS recer'ei ami Lr sale 81 wa EJKt
sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

Tile SLDSIRiBEKS Viii
E.aSTi2At leave Wheeling, with uheiI Siras,
~zSSSSS Ir'drng Boat MERCHANT, Tor
Tie "a" i"r. ga or L' iOrr the III day %. Or,pbrr
heh'' Win uIeir usud stock nj AIt.RCn ANDiSE
"hic" they "tli 'Iirr l., U,eIr cuslOnor. anI u,n.,,
On accommodating terms.
N B' Their usual Trade taken IN eIchange for
goods. uDR Nxgn ~
S-p %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

NIRST AMlEIICAN Ed TiON-En. S,i.
hrrolIe"t,ons, aud the Young SruIurnr hv
we FINS 'nnihofeSs al Mary nnd Martha .IIon,,
or The Iron Rule" lOr sale at MELLONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

feet water IN The Channel. f.Inn,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

E1IIlLiP ~ Sr.AKC.I Or W,rr, -
n gentleman Is nicrlly. ,eris q ,rI,rtu n.
=" > ''rth oia iIu.otrf.' JIn res'L anI tor 81, a,
sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28

NE HUNDRED ROMANCEs If Re-,
~ Lue' selected und annplI,eI q, LeIs, NJ,
'""t'S'"s fe'nd'kahlr iiA'Ur,cai AMI ID IA, .tr iacr,.
:" S'"''Nr,"l Human Naiurr, thus splendid Nurk
~ just r'rerN-d at ME.LLUR'S l.r 81 a., 50 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
From he SnaRay Merfury.
'tEI'1E MEME VIEUy COON,

'.'e''n meme vispS coon nest pas quite mort
u u EST que settlement mapping.
'e pense myself unless la t.ft.
leue chose est yette happ,ag.'
Nh dix hn't forty four ia sais.
You'll hear Ias rurirtts noises.
''e - "het TeS dents against some 'CLay,'
~ scare dos Loco hoYs-ee.
hnu know que qnand il nst awake.
III 1land il sctatch sos 'ckt,rs ee.'
i'rs iorr'q dams ieurq snrhera shake.
w s''eep'sh hang leut Jot"s es.'
'H'fh meme rieu' cnon. Jesfle sails pas why
he mischiei's ONE a~erussi,im.
u 'att believe he's going taIlie.
9"and settlement 'Pht9ing 'poeqom'
Mas wait til nous r. want encore,
N"nI stir him with une role.
'f u hlie as tnauvais rs lt~fnln
Nous pulled hun de son hole. Tsprr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

upon tho ~spriace ri iIn ground about he roots
Acted upon by Il, a,ra and wind, iIns surface
h%~rnnjHs baked. and Inn lliila walnr reaches
tho '"pta just sufie enf psrhnps 10 afford q
rutmeniarY stimulus tn tr frllnn nd by -
rr"Haed snualblilty to III" ]perch,ng drought
with respect TO The proper season ir Trans
planting. we ,usy remark that. except in &
tfeme n"lh"rn la'ifudees autumn parting T.
generally preferred fnt large. hardy. derlduu1s
'roea. i may rnnt1enra az soon as The
'nav"a fall, aud may he continued u1ttl winter
~ ~plon'inQ large trees in The spring, We
Sh"nhd fntntunnre 80 early "a ppsarl'l", r.
gre Tho benefit nf The April rams. 80 SHOULD
u he de'"trnh In . later period, the trees vii
bp hFeIy 10 suffer greatly Ivy t'e Iro' srutre,
sun hninre they nre al we'll established
The transrIantIng Of overgrnnrs ia gene
rally oonsidere1 so much more def innt hnn
That ii dPr1drnns 'rasE. md go many PERSONS
who have '"i"fshIe surress in tho latinr, fatt
~ The f"fmnr, itst wa may perhaps hr eff n"
led 10 punt out the reasons OF thosa ~fte1nent
Talinrra.
A"st Of orr horticultural rnavims pro De-
rived frntn English authors. and among thnru.
'tai ~ always r%faftlnr cynrgrernH either IN
August or lntrt III autumn Al hu.h iIlna'
kfas"ns. It IS nearly Impossible 10 succeed ~
ne i"nnpetoin l,,fiurns Of tho limited @'al"s
rom ile different character # our climate nj
those seaenra The genial mpiatufr NJ The
hngJ'"h riunr'e tnndera trausplanrjrr com
p'rntIYeIY enRY at Ill eeasunr, bot esprrIal'y
IN w -" whit" - this country. our m
gusts nrn dry and hot, and our gtu'erR rnnc
rally dry aud re!1 II planted IN the latter
IArl 81 sumner, nrerglnens h-runtn p1trhrd
~ Their Mirage, and soon perish. r planted
~ autumn or eHflY winter. the Tayrrn cold
t,ni nueuns, IL vftirh the ncvly dsrurr o.
PI'ut Ia peculiarly atyr, p,raIyprs vital No.
lI"n. and The Tree - So much npInrhlrJ ilnt,
whom spring arrives, it surv,Yna bust = rhotr
period, The only period. therefore, that r..
'HhIne frr'he su"rnaefnl removal o~favntrt snts
herr, - The spring. When planted M early
10 Pfa"i"ahIe in The spring, So as 70 have he
InJi benefit III HE abundant rains 81 bsnaf
oali" vngeta',pn al that scaHnn, they Will ~
most immediately p~f"trule new :to,ls, md 10
gam their fnrH,nr yigour.
FvntgfrrUs arc. IN their roots, much more
d~eIIchle and impatient Of dfyrraH than Ieridu-
sf'lla frrhH and n sIould ic horns IN niud
Wh'ln tfauFplarting then. For this rpDnnn.
'rporInnred planters always choose n wnt ~
misty day for their removal and in dry
weather We would always recommend Tho
roots to be- kept wa'errd ard covered from
The air hy 'na'a during 'tansplan'ing
When proper regard a pad To- this point.
aud TO Iudlrioug sn'erfi, u Of The en1eor, over
gronne viii mt he fpGnd moro difficult Of 70.
nrval than other trees.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
ROOkSl BOOKS!

Just received from New Nork-La Places
Necanioue; Celeste, translated by DIR. Bow
ditch Hume. Smollet and Mtller's History Of
England, 4 vols; Burton'S Anatomy Of Mel
ancholy; United States DiSpenSatorv, by
Wood l. Baehe; Dicks Works, complete IN |
volume; Language Of Flowers; Mason'S Far
rier Confession of Faith and Form Books
English and French prayer books; Peter Par
lev's Isl, End and Ord Books of History
Gould's Latin Grammar and Jacobs Latir
Reader; valpy'S & Buttman's Greek Gram
mar. Bolmar'S French Grammar, and do. Col
I~couial Phrases; with a great variety O
Srhnol Books Letter and Cap Paper; Cop,
md Rlank Books, for sale at the Bates
keuse doom GEO, -. HERoNAN,
opposite the Methodist Church
december 81 AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
CARRrAGESl CARRlAGl:Sl

The suhscrihera beg leave 10 return their
thanks 10 their friends and tho public in gene
raj, for the verysi,hcral support they have ro-
ceived in the line Of their business and hope
10 merit a continuance of the public patron
age. They have got some fine worNmon from
the Fast, and are now prepared to repair Ill
kind of carriages, barouches, gigs. hnggy",
&c, at the shortest notice aad n the best
style also saddles, brides aud harness al
Of which will be done to order and warranted
be we'll done. REEDER Il Co..
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, R,~Rougc
" r. Carriages, Barouchos, &c, bought
and sold.
nov. IL 40
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Vol. XXIv.
TERMS.

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Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
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ruent insertion longer ones in the same
rata, ,
Advertisements. unless otherwise ordered
wiil be published IN English anu French TN
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said officers. such advertisement will moi he
published, until the payment be satisfactorily
secured
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
BOARDING SCH0OL.
! v A TO " Il @ 4 G. T. -,

t~otrurrFp nv MRa. A. g. BARKER.
Mrs. Barker respectfully informs her irlenda
and The public generally. that hnr school IS
now open Tor the reception Of young ladies' .
sf'n occupies The spnriniE mansion OF Thomas
q. Morgan, Esu, delightfully."- situated. COM
tiihn'ling a view Of The river and The surround
ing country unsurpassed for beauty by any in
Louisiana. lts large and airy rooms, we'll
finished d"rrnltnry. extensive galleries and
grounds Tor exercise, cannot fail to recommend
II to all those who consider the Importance Of
those advantages aud these should he highly
considered in the location Of a good boarding
school Tor yditi,g ladies'.
As Mrs. Barker has procured the noet re-
commended teachers If FronrI, 4 English by
tho ysar.to reside in her house. &havlng heavy
expenses TO incur. sl,n declines taking any
scholars unless The quarters tuition iR paid in
advance.
TEnma-Tuition aud boarding per annunn.
#'n0, payable quarterly il advance washing
al eNtra charge an eXttR rllarge nI # pc
month will be mnde for furnishing he'd and
bedding to the h%oardnrs. The branches tnuults
IN The school are reading. writing. arithmetic.
grammar, geography, history, moral and naiu-
ra U'illosophy, chemistry, astronomy. rhetoric
and bnt4"y. TFrehrl', $40 per quarter, music
MOO per ~ ,''nr-%l per t""nth for the use Of
the niano-ne77o tint" painting, ornamental
lapaning on wood. Glagra e work. Rhell work.
wax work. fahcy noodIe wo'k, &C taught u
required. Books aud articles i,r 'anfY wore
furnished on reasonable tnrn's Schnln'F VIII
moi he admitted for LEGS than three monihf. no
deduction made for lost time. except IL raarn
Of extreme illness. Quarter To commence
on the day the scholars enter the school IN
los wiRllng TO visit their daughters for = few
days can DO accommodated with hoard.
Rrfortrnres-philIp IIcky. ESD. Hop" Ea-
tate nor, Baton Rouge /. Rov. William Iacy.
president Of jackson F"'Ingr. John 7 tr1i-
ffh. Esq, Ia Grange. neat Natrltez. M'ae.
Tlroz {; Nnrrah. tnllor'nr nj tho port. New
prleana. %rn"u v. Walsh. Esq. Now Iberia.
Atlakapaa.
$4,000 superior cypress shingles for sale
low. JIkE i BABlN.
Sept 10 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
MorrAr's tlrE MErl,rNEs.

EtSEUhr HEMhnWg,
These medicines Arn ind htcd for their
name 10 their manifest and ou,lhlc action IN
purifying The artInF$ and channels Of life. and
cndutng lhrn with renewed tone and stgor.
and to The unlouhtcd act that at a very carly
period III thcDr history they had rescued sui.
icterS from tho very ycrrc of an untlmoly
grave. after all The dccepu' noEtrums Of the
DAY, prescribed by physicians. had utterly
tallcd. in which cases thcy also permanently
secured that uniform enjoyment of health,
without which life itself is hut n partial
blessing.
A supreme remedy far frrrr 1ndagnr. "'d biz
Lous f,rrrs NO remedy IN thr world equal
to Mrhat'S rlrk riLLs and PuWSiy ntrrtRs
Prescriptions for the manner of taking these
medicines may hc had from any OF the agents,
Il. IOtRDAN, agent FOR the above modl'
ctnrS ut Baton ltonec.
September Z 80 "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
STRAY.

Taken up by Rcmi D"rron, about Q miles
below Baton Rouge. on A river, Il bay horse,
about or 7 years old, full sixteen hands high,
no brand, a white face, the left hlnttoot white
and ring-boncd; no other mark rcCollcctcd.
The owner is, requested TO comply with the
law and take Him away.
octs So ]. HUESTON, Ranger.
S. II. SurrLrr, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, will practice in the several courts of the
third, fourth and eighth Judicial districts.
All business entrusted to his care shall re,
ceivc prompt attention.
Nov IL 40 Office in Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
NOTICE.

The co-parhncrShlr heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under tho firm of &
+ Phillips Il Co, was dissolved hytnutual
consent on the 9th inst.
J EaF Phillips are charged with tho H.
quotation Of the concern, and will continue 10
do business al the new store adjoining the
City bank. Baton Rouge, 2lSt Nov. 1912.
JOHN PHILLIPS
EDWARD +. PHILLIPS
nov &c ~ CHARLES A HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

TIFF, ECONOMIST

NHthodical and nryc1opidjral Review nf
~ III" arts and ecirnrrs General Repository
81 al HE facts. ancient Rs well as modern.
concerning public and private Hygiene. 10
nestle. Medicine end Surgery. mora and Ply
S'cal edilcaiion. Agriculture, horticulture. the
education Of animals, The veterinary ar, the
e'e5c''e and petfectionment If al pref ssions.
p~fagfteal Legislation, etc, etc.
rso-rRtrrs.
ufe dthi.
Order and economy hive been IN al iimrs
indispensable qualities Tor al who vsulJ ron-
sHrre the fortune Ier them BY their parruts.
and much more so to those who would rise hv
ft"tt own Efforts TO an honorable and ,uir pen-
1"hf position IN life. Never before, perhaps.
h'' tAlF iaet been 50 generally rec ognizeh az
now. aud particularly in Louisiana : and ths
inhabitants ri This fertile state will find il i'm.
possible 10 discard It. without losing forever
'h' hope Of surrounding The pecuniary Il III
c%nli"e, which, for morr than one year, have
not cens"i 10 harrass them.
Every ons should he nrw ronyiurrd Tint an
ABUNDANT crop afnrdq no certain basis for cal
n'Inltr9 Oh exemption ffnu, embarrassment.
tho elements hn one hand and low prirpa on
The other, are enemies against which utlr nnty
sure weapons of The drfencr. nre ofdrr and
ncnnnrr.
The journal VIZ propose 10 the public, ms it,
TILE un1irHtfs, Is to furnish 10 each the means
~ 9tkmen'rng his Resources. md. consequent
". to Enhance his we'll bong. 70 insure this
~ohl'cf, rr shall be compelled to have rrrnnrss
:" every branch ri human knowledge for sp-
neral ~ universal economy. and rural and do
meFtir economy, ars in a certain degree all
tributaries 10 each other. nnd cannot be advar-
fageopsly praotised but BY persons possessing
= general ldsa of each
Tho Er"nomist Is d~crtgned rs n periodical
rerrrfory IF whatever may hn found useful 10
society aud we shnll receive with the highest
satisfaction all frc'9 md nnnnniraton with
which wr may he faVnird. tending to tins end,
Nfhod # prhhcoton- The Economist will
appear Monthly. in numbers Of 92 pArts,
octave. each containing about hnIT The quantity
embraced IN an ordinary volume, and forming
Together two large volumes nj the end Of ihs
year. Wnnd engravings, illustrative q the
f"rt, will accompany the articles where tbs
subject shall require.
TrmF.-Snbscribsrs will pay in advance T.,
agents who may receive subscriptions. on fho
renirt If The first number. Price. sir dollars
PR annnm. No subscription received for less
than one ynar,
tUrnrnunicatisns on business mny he al.
dressed to the agents in the various parishes.
- Mr.. -, librarian in New Orlrans, or to
Doctor S"utTrfn. principal editor nj Baton
Rouga. mmunica,ions for insertion in The
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must hr addressed to DR.. Souierre. post-
The FIRST iwo hundred Subscribers will re-
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YER with nm ana'ytical table Of The csntruts Of
each vslums. The first number (Which will
be in French) will appear about The end ofthis
month The English edition will be brought
out some time in Frkruarp.
q. SDtTERRE. Editor in Chief
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
C'n'I"TnN GINS
NEW GOODS

The Undersigned. has Iu-t received and j.
strl1 receiving his s~plendrd assortmcnto Of win
ter g"ods! Consisting oG a latgo aud fashion
ahlr stock Of g~rntlcmcus' clothing Of all sorts
and kinds. srch rs hats. caps. shoes Se.. Of
different qualities. alEo an assortment Of la
dice fancy Goods. mnu~ertrnr dc lame. mrrt-
nos. broad cloth. cashmere aud rHseinrre. cot.
tornado. &c. brown and white dotnr@tit@ In
short n good assortment of winter goods for
either gentlemen OF ladies wear. and which he
will sell as he always has. very low for
cash. II" invites ladies and gentlemen 10
come and cvaminc his aSsurimrntg.
u. SANGER, Lafayette st.
oct 90 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
TIN. COPPER. AND SHEETIRoN
WARE MiNItEa CTf0R ].

The subscriber having located himself on
Maine etreet. near the methodist church, ro-
spectfully intorms his friends and the public
that he continues 20 work Al the above hnR'-
meas. From a long practical experience, h"
f~atters himself he can give entire satisfaction
in workmanship an we'll aa by punc'ual'ty and
despatch. A share of the patronage OF The VI
entity Ia respectfully collected, Tin ware
madeand repaired with u]ea'ncea and deRpateh'
fob oa Ar JOHN T1LANp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
CLOTHING.

IuS, received, an assortment Of winter cloth
..s. within the last three months and in
' he latest s,yle,which will be sold very cheap
T cash: it consists of beaver cloth pale'ots'
nan cloth do, pilot DO do, Flushing hunt,
lets olive and brown frock do, boys
y do, fancy vests, satin do, cotton shirts
'inen hosoms.
and examine before purchasing else
anu WILLIAM D PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21

Amos ADAMS. Attorney and touns"lN"r AT
law. continues 10 practice IN the Courts vi
the Ord and 4th judicial DlRtrlctF and IN
prcmn Court ot the State, aud Will attrud
promptly TO any business entrusted TO h7 car"
Office in tho town Of Baton Rouge, on 'hc
corner ot Third aud Churcl. street, opposite
the Catholic Church.
ian. - hn.tt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-21
RATION ROUGE SAW NIL.

The undersigned having become ptorfteI"t
1T THIS establishment, oilers his services. tut
cash. to all pnrenna hayrna business in his
ljno. Orders punc,uaIIy aud promptly rseeu-
ted. Those having corn TO grind arc At the
1samo tine termed that they will be acromo-
dated by
ian II iH +. ARHnTR