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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat ct Conseillier
continue fexereice de sa profession dams les
cours da trolsleme ct quatrieme districts Judi
cares ct daas. Ia conr supreme de l'Etat.
Les atfaires confifes a ses soins recevront
IA plus assidue. II tient son Office
a Baton Rouge, encoignrre des ruee 3eme
ct Church, vis-a-vis Peglise catalogue.
22ianvie- N
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

In Arrette par + 3 Rhodes 4 son
.sw4fTsss hab'tatien sur lc bayo1 Mon'isa-
S1~~DStss no, a environ cinq mile de- 81.
rsAsat@sAp Rouge, une jument de couIenr
bat. SANG tnafque, trols pieda blanc. Acte den.
vlron q%uatotZe pau1nes de hautcur, eli age
81 d'environ s ans.
lie 1roFrlttalre est prit de Ia retirer en- Sc
conforrnant a Ia loi.
3dtc 3 ]. HrESTON, Ranpenr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
ETAT nE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du I'roi~ieme District--paroisse
" dts, Baton Rouge.
Sarah NJ. Kelley.

w. No. ,j.1bi
William Kelley, son mari. !
En- verru d'un nrdre de iart fac5es, lance
dams le process ci-dessus ]iHtrtula, par Ia cour
dn troisiime district juaiciaire, 'enu dams e
pour Ia ~paroisse dist Baron Rouge e adres-
Sc au sheriff lie la dlte ~paroisse, ii sera vcndu
en- yente pnbltque,
MARDI. lie 2 mai 1913,
sur les lieuy, a IL heures du matin, tous les
drolfs. titrss e. 5nterets du defendant dans ct
d Ia p1opri6te cl-apr6s decrite. SAVIOR:
Tn certan moroccan de terre sltuc dams
ce0c paropsse, sur laqnei e tiemeure lie delen-
deur, contenant deux GEMS vlngt arpe1s, plus
ou lnorGs, ayee toutes les ba1Isses ct aBlelio-
ra'ions qui s'y trouvent, borne Il Fouest par
des terres Vacantes, au rord par ceIte< de
Nettles, a Test par celles de Knox. ct au sud
par terres de Rawls.
De plus, les e~sriaves s~uiFans, SAVIOR:
Billy. age de 80 ans, Lewis 35, Nancy 35.
ct ses eeux enfans Edmond age de 10 ans ct
Eliza de- 5; Cln'hia 81, ct ses deux enfans
Mary Ann agee de 3 ans ct Tam + d'environ
lin IN. Meuhies de fnaison Ell de CUISINE, u.s.
t~eaSi'es de iabouraee, &c.
Abandonne par lie dt 'endant pour saiisfa re
lie Iugement, lnteret e; trais dams lie process c-
dessus designe.
Conditions de la vente-eonptant.
L. c. MORRIS,
25 mars 7 D p. Shirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A Wis.

Tous ceux aui ont dos rttlanhttnna eon're
In succession tie Marie Jeanne Daipre. dtet.
dee, cont regnls de los presenter dh,nnnl cer.
fiit ea al sonsejEnt, ct ceux 1ni dpirent n IN
1ite succession soti rrlts de venir rtgler i'm
tnt diafetnent. GEoHaE KttiNPETEH,
feb Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

tHa eodHsifhtH anitt %htiotrd hi ehtrts on
soeittr eolsa In faiHon dc Philips u Lalone'
lie atiront t~nujoufn Ell vente I'm assortment
central dc nafeiandIses tie godt &c. LA 90
percent, par leur hssiduitt, narstsf uhs potion
du patronage public.
1!aton Rouge, | ~ftvrier 1919.
WILLIAM y. PHILIPPE.
1ftv 81 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

=. II. SHtPLEY, avocaf, etc, pratiquera dams
les cour des troIsIeme. 1uatrietan, ct hdttIems
districts indjetaires.
Toufes ~affaires cenftes 4 ses SONS rcce.
won't PatteuIlon Ia plus assidue. Ii tent son
bureau i Baton Rouge, lie.
II uovembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
CHARRUES

On Went de r~ecevoir eli sont otfertes d ren-
DIRE par commtssion--50 charrnes de Jacob a
manche rouge, |, 2, et3.
q, dec. II l.. BONNECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
AUX EETHEpRENEUgs

" VI" = - = WEE
LIE sousslgnb Infornc rcapectneuscment les
batlsseurs ct anirea, qnIi est pref 4 fare
tnate baijsse en- bri1Ue gu sutre Outrage
dans ce genre; u ~fournIra aassb tnus les ma
tfriaux necessaires tells que ehanx, bngge,
sable, 4 dee conditions raisonnables.
Il offre sea services aux habitans silcriers,
ct il NC fatfe, d'apfes va longfe e pirienca
dara des ourrags= de sncrerie, pougoir dom
ner pIcine satisfaction.
Loyal BERHEL,
II ftv | Brjqucterie dc la Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

ntfhinc eelnstine, Baileq faytl g, pisler John
Il. mick tuhn q ., HutAe rev j. nfffs wa II \,
Hffdies tHfbh. brown Z II. hf9Wi J tHHth,
t~afHaftl oni a%ffiefa. pntler miss Angelina 4,
buckley PANEL, browning tsaat Z, t1haf WIN.
t,fnusfafi LhtliH, nfnnlaga nithHt, nrntlssafi
~ftfpaliie 2. Bhfault MtHffta, nlunt Andrew,
BYH man faFub. ttfer fumes 3, H*atFfr n.
Hlhnt stephen, payle!l !. Htaekti freys bsan-
regard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A yFNDRE.

Jne machine a vapeurde la force de dz a
douze chevaux. S'adresser a Aessrs Du-
PLANTER ct Moreno.
deo Il. 10 tt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

41atnH tbFse, Allison mary II. Anderson Jos,
Adams WIN, Allen John. A~ppellus a +, Andrews
I r,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
AVIS.
~REGULIER.

r. Arrath par Richard Odom, j..
'U~na~~~ErY@Ha residence, d anaierzs MILL
T-~xkS dc Baton Rouge ct 4 BIZ mile
<~sIsasaLda clsmin ds Ia Comite, ~
BeaVef Creek, nn petit eheval bal, aVec nr
ttolje al front, d'environ qnatorze paumse {
%tauthur, ct agfs do q a 10 ans.
lie proprietajrs eat rcquis do ls retircr
90 csufDrtuaut i Ia lei.
]. HUESTON,
"a dec. 40 kangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
FAQUEBOT KEGTITER,
Pour Ia NoureiIe Orifans, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara ri Poinr Coupfc.

Pour Ia NoureiIe Orlfans, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara ri Poinfe Coupfc.
a@Na~ Le capifatne Hart a
ErTgr1z0-yt42 l'lpnneur d'Informer ses
@e~s~ "rsT.sHf1sTs afnla que 10 beau hateau
neuf BRILLIANT n "rIs Ia piare du Pfn-
SIAN, partant 'ops les Mercredi raatin 3 10
heurfs 1T en- reiournant part de Bayou Sara,
totis les satncda j Ia meme heure. II s'ar-
fete A Baton EG1g", Gil montana, vcre Ia
poiritt du Jour. le JaGdl fnattn, q paasc IN
descendant, entire a a g he0te4 q Sarretli
solr. Pour fret OF passage, s'adresseYa bord.
Nous accommodations &c bateau au public.
La coqne, les mtcanjgues ct les menbles
sont neu!g; il poasede Epan's Safcty Valres
pour crnptcher rexplos,on dcs bonlllolres,
ainsi ~qn'une ponpe a feu ei des tuyalx. lie
pon' superieur est en- fer pou: enptcher I'm
cendle. II gouverne avec dos chatncs ct Il !
bord IN life boat qni pcnt e]ontenir 10 Oh 50
per onnes. On MA i~.pargnt nj tempo, nj ar
gent ponr assurer Ia aoIpditt, la honte ct Ia
vitcssc de &c bateau, one SEES propriet1'rea
n'hfaitent n%utIemert a otFrlr au public CONNIE
lie m~eilleur bateau aii at iamais faIt cee vo-
wares. 10 sept. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A yENUnE.

Ie soussinnt offre a ventlre 1lslqneH pairaE
do hsauk bouts de tire, hIeyts sur srn babi-
tation, auelques yacltee l~aiiihfee, tine cen-
tame dc tetes do mnuton on tr6a bon ttat .~-
B'aarsFser i son agsnt. M Frs. Michel Nef,
sur i'habltation a Quest ia on Rouge.
{, nov, 10 J. +, MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
MACHINE A FAPEUR

De la force de2O Oh 30 chevaux, avec bouil
loires en- bon tta', a vendrc il has prix, par
27aoht 20 PIKE g. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

RARnrAUx.
AVIS.

lie Doctour joins G. WILLIAMS, sfIo lss
services de "a profession aux habitans do Batsn
Rouge Of dos e]nvirous CONNIE il A acquis
une Tongue expt Renee dams 10 itaitement dos
maIadies du sud, ayant p~rofesHt comme mo-
deem, cbirurgien ct ateoueheur. (pendant plus
lie ans,) avac success, il esp6rs mtfiter uns
portion du patronage public. II s'hrquit-
torn Indictment des devoifs de sa profession
et sss pfix seront mis- a Ia pcrtes dc Ia penn.
rio dos temps.
10 Dr.. w. 10 rendra tous les joirs 4 Ba-
ton Rouge, a moins qi'il no sot rstenu par
Ies devoIrs de m profession en- stn ~hbsenee.
il prIe dad, esser tous lss ofdrea ri %eonmuni-
cations MI rnagasln do Messfs. J. H. L. II.
Phillips H. 60.
Arlington, 10 o Juliet 1912. RI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
A VENDHE,

50 hartls dc ehanx de Tllornnsfsn, aux prtx
lie Ia Nile. Orleans
Auasi, une qnhntitt do bois d'tdifee de
cypffe, n'adreHber 4
"a dee. AG PIKE n BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
ltpANlt.

EPAVE.
Arratt par Charles Foster, sur Sandy Creek
b environ % r6ilna de- Baton Rouge, inc pc.
tito mule, %couleur hrun tonce. anns mafaur.<
lie popfletairs est fsquis dc 10 retlrer on
SO ceuipIa3nnt Il la loi.
J lIUESTON,
jon % 81 Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

n4irfe aalloua 1nati g. p1igrr. @ ilbeft. pti.
,uhill0n I. paia1e Edward, naipln Tfrvlljs, IN
l~arieau s, befkef Htwit, paws W tittlaten.
patts samuel, pavla %aolornnii, punEar A =.
tapit6t1 u Il a.. barfufrr q A. t5wsnt Henfy.
~ thg1r ] ts=. utlfour frederick, ~relastta All.
tlelHi5, taFerHgfth II r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

trcfeit Augustus z. Erpy II. Ev6tH q l., ri.
Wntzis tit5 Miss, ElntletsDii n ], Elliott n win,
sFyrrhti Hng.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

IH-V TIT ~ IfatTTTT.
Pour copie eonforlfe an IQgement original.
- mars A. WINTHROP, gIeticr.~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

Freeman w ufeah g, RULER = ~reuleit. fu|tct
bea %rrBneiF, Fudge eenrpe H,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

gloves t1neE ], erfgnty !. greenwood ecn
green fnleff, euFol Hnnry 2, enidfy Azaline 9
atiynn ltenry, aibbens bIly, Gavin Joseph, Grey.
less MARY, afeplH samuel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

Wilmington WIEIl1m.
~ ces Iettres nc font pas rtcIamtes dams 3
tI"ta II aefon' re,ivoy es au bureau des lettres
r'ortes = Wash ngton.
En- de'nandant pour les anaditee lettrcs il
taut dire qu'elle# sont annnncte..
NJ. l.. MEEkER, r. NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08

Morris John. m'raa James. wilmer ,obn q.
no0nryle Geo, Mati1ard n T. Morgan ttl,erl,
NJ raatu Il Efiaa. mfnnn1ld oswald. meaJ alssan,
hGofehu Wtf. MfEattts A II. mlIint fItomHn,
MpfEil l. ~tasepl,. meata ~, morgan II !, Mitns
Ann nfNhnr{er GHh, hfHaF Joseph, Mhrr n II,
Moore ptFit, MOSS pntlae. naurifn neratllt,
ft4tieEhf 1Ht1set httHi flipsh Gpurns q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-08
sOEIE'rE.

oyril q MANUEL MORENO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nrw YoRK, April %, Isi3.


"ENrLENENAthough be unnecessary for me
TO add another proof the justly deserved nv
uioe PREPARATIONS OF saapana the my
men, ZEE. bound 10 proclaim the iaets-Fom being help
less cripple with disease of eNemie- which sr1d
over the legs inep and feet distressing render
e Almost lserahe am now quite recovered and entirely by
the U.s. Of sarapana two years was unable 10 wear
oe ana the right foot and ANGLE very swollen
winch at times discharged with
violent itching burning sensations AS 10 cnry. nm, OF ali re-.
gave up IN despair and supposed ampuaon necessary
Out nearing OF great mae Saapaua
make another effort regain my under the
blessing Of kind Providence AN thanku say am well With
feelings Of gratitude TO and tankncss eyer OF all
good, for thus blessing the means
JAMES MCCONNELL. No. 1863 Greenwich 81
Tins Is TO certify that T. James Mcdonnell me and tx
hbe In, foot and leg and stated by eleven bot
ties Of Saniss Sdapar perfect effected With
feelings Of the being i'm
strumen under Divine Providence curing aud restoring INN 10
hellt requests me TO give this certificate RIO. JONES,
Alderman 5th Ward OF the City of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 81.

bloom were checked in growth; but in , f.,y L.. -
branches began push FORTH and upon these br,nh d.
beans Were good, but the first branches the pod .
o ana detective, and the crop equs the fr.t
The roots OF some these vines wer. c,rsf,lIr ;.
but 10 speak OF this OF the plant in this
would not only extend this article great length bu,
would be out OF place, and will conclude this exposition
saying that similar effect produced in the Weld OF
inc crop upon two rows of potatoes treated in like manner
having ad by ITO use u common phrase) young peach
ochard oil over 600 trees may due course of time
to recur TO this subject again.
LYTTLETON PHYSICK
ARAFAT FARM Mp, June 2s ls43
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
From the Boston Times.


MkssRs SANbs SARsNAEiLLAOf all the diseases
human frame Is subject frequent distress
ing than cutaneous disorders.
and the salt rheun and similar affections from
rents 10 Children through
fecons not only exceedingly troublesome annoying IN them
selves hut hitherto
Of treatment have and seemingly
suppress Them but
partial cure and with violence
therefore prepared TO subject the Of Sands SsrSpau
IN To severe scriiny We have carefully and
claims ri the pnpuetors and ready cndsrse
ments The efficacy ofe Sarsapaa prepared by Mesrs
N fsproye by satisfactory respectable
recorded effected radical cure Of pa
uens who have suffered for alienation
cry The medicine prepared by elaborate chemical process
by which the curative properties Of the Sarsapan
and fixed and these then strengthened and combined
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery
ed by lionsands IN all the large cities Of the Union
sands Sarapanla will also permanently
we'd condition OF the general constitution, srof kings
~ it, various ioi rheumatism obstinate
hochcs bles, puirles, puuirs
nngsom letter scad head enlargement pain Of
the bones and joints stubborn ucefs ypc symptoms
arising from njuicous mercury
aud other similar complaints
The public respectfully requested that sands
sarsaparn ni has and constantly achieving remarkable
Of the difficult class diseases
frame subject and ak for Sands Saapla.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and expectation
\. H. Sands Co, 40 273 Broadway Granite Buhnrs corner
OF Chambers street New York and y Druggists generally through
out the United States Pnre 81 per
NorE-Ihe original documents may b. by calling
store No 271 BroadwHy.
ALEXANDER DUVAL A. 60.
Agents by special appointment propreors Richmond
ana vicinity. f. i--dusciaf
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RICHMOND, VA, AUGUST 30, ls43.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALEXANDER uOSElEY.

Trims sunsoRIros-o City subscribers $500 Der wear
and for shorter period when by sIOpayab IN
all cases in advance.
ADvrRrsisafor fifteen lines (o less insertion 5 cent.
two insertions ~ ls! three insertions 81 So every succeed
ing insertion. II cents
Transient advertisers pay In advance.
The number OF insertions Advertisements. must be- noted ON -
hs, they viii be inserted ordered to b. s,opp,d and
cd accordingly W Orders to stop be- writing
Annual Advertisers changed $50 10 lines ana in Tim,
proportion for advertisements Of length and sac m
ne'; except Auetoneers and Lottery Dealers who ar. charged
800, paper included)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
E'AVIH IN reIaiion 10 important cures effected
= tleu Of Sanl's

EI'aClS IN relation to important cures effected
- by The use OF Sands SarlpauIl.
From the Neto Jersey Journal, AprR ~. lsi3
SANDSs sARsAARlLLA.-The letter OF Mr. David Wbt.
mead OF ih' town furnishes unouLtcd testimony the value II
A. - wen known to most Of highly restccta,
mainland las statement fully credit The benefit n.
hs derived from the use Of Sands Sars1para indeed aoni
ing. "
EizAHErnTowN NEW JrEsEY. AprI IL Iai3
With the most heartfelt gaIle, would take this method Of ,
ing to You land wish world great benefit
derived from the Of which, could h1v, had
hN" years confidently that should now b. I W..
man nave been afflicted wh upwards
{" twenty years which has continued spread tam. up
To within some tw" o three months; have been
much more rapid within the ast five years that pcToi
nave made asa Of various remedies bat failed Aiout
I'VE years of
pr DAWSON OF Albany weeks being IN
dheed do 8" by ms wlrauing tim when
went nasnnch as Yet had when part of a >,
have used various advertised which promised cures hat
without avail year upper jaw, upper teeth
Were hfey gone which almost taking what lit
lie food was About three months
commenced taking invaluable SarsaplTa had the
eset J." restore my appetite has stopped progress cancer
winch u now healing fast and general than
mas been IN several and has probability the means
OF prolonsng my life until and WILL believe under
Gods blessing restore eniroly benefit OF
others wish YOU 10 make this public glad have
any afflicted IN similar upon in Ezaleiov
~ order 10 witness the truth foregoing statement nm know,
ing to other instances where las been highly would
also mention that have been subject which
has entirely lef me- Yours, with Esteem,
DAVID WHITEHEAD
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1.-Two vacancies -four vacancies.

Two vacancies Four vacancies
By examination of the footinss il will be scan s, -
seventeen states where elections for Congressman bsy
already been held the Wings have lost compared with
hen representation IN the last Congress from the same
States parts of Sates) 4S members while the Ioco
have gained %, making difference of 81 in the resuy.
strength OF parties There States vet TO elect and
vacancies TO be filed BY two others as follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
SECOND surrLY or
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

FHNHE subscribers have received. steamboat
rect from New York variety ct and desirable Goods
uo latest imoitou from England AMI France purchased
the cash. and offered unusually Prices ty
retail They are, m I1u as follows
Rich striped PLAID anil otlrr figured rouIt dc soi
Touad, 1ekin, A,ihuuon and Ciltc silks
Baknrncs H1zounc Nluains aud Lawns
Painted Mu.lus. Jsconcts md Linen Lawns
super ftcn,h Prints, Cnrlaui. and C1nbrcs
Ladies Revere hoicrci plain thread Cambria
Ianikcfchcfs
Rich onhrc stnpci plaid anil embroidered scarfs shaw
Cardinals figured aud opsn work
Sin fringe bonnet cap. bat. ncek and other Rth1nis
s.A-h worked Capes, collars Diuiity and sin
Nc AMI thread Laccs Eirngs and lnsrtiines
CanbIe and Muslin do
ladcg prt' embroidered and plain Gloves and Mu-
ladeS AMI gcnilencu's Nd, L-lc thread ami Do
lfish Linens, Lawns Linen Camhrrs and paTer
labs b1nnsk, DaT.i Table Cloths aui Napkins
Towels, bird Eye Dape ri shstfiurs and Pillow
lahh ana Furniture Dinuty AMI GrAs tloth
ain and figured Swiss Muslins, Camhcs anil Jaconcts
1enlemens sptaiesl, ronrcc anil naniauua lidkfs
super wool black Cloths, Cassnicres and Clsimcrcts
lancy Cassiincres, Plain and ribbed Camhroons
'fape Camhts Alpaca f1stres and cold sud Dnnnrs
Ndh choice Assortment Staple Goods ami Dunc-tcs
VALENTINE BREEnEN a cor,
y" u " street, shockoe Ilui.
HDHImE gACON.-sO hbds Western sides siperto, ou,ty
- hlTs Western Shoulders superior quality
~ Barrels Joes--For SALE by
an' WILLIAMS HAXALL.
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Total members 223-last Congress. 2I2.
Oi the - members yet be chosen the Wings NAV pos
sby get 80, which would make their total number 66 or
less than one third OF the whole House On the other
the Wings will have small majority in the Senate which
i now fall with the exception of four members viz two
from Tennessee, from Maryland and one from Illinois.
Parties now stand IN that body, % Whis including Mr.
h'es OF virginia, who wall without much reference
q party interests, and % Locos The four Senators yst to
be elected will probably be divided and o so that
after their election, parties in that body will be divided
a at present. giving the Wings majority Of four incud
log Mr. Ryes
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
tfsA The large Warehouse on the south side
EAof the and sih streets
known by the Of Ander-on's Warehouse.
Also the Iious, Cary Banchs Factor and
SIMPSONS Lunbcfhousc winch admirably adapted Grocery
stand, aud which may rc lifted up purpose.
Also the Tobacco Factory F,urrs Alley us;
the Of Mesrs Dunlop, Moucure COS Auction
"a ~ FRED. ANDERSON & co
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- FOR RENT-The dwelling at the upper
Aaa street heretofore ucupiedby Ianion G. Read Esq
and adjoining the residence OF Richd NJ. Crump
jn - CAPERTON 4 CRUAIP
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fro@ ne Journal Of Coa.eree.
TWENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-

''I@' Nv III tDN ENN.
We enabled to complete our list of m.mh.r, ~,
the 2oth Congress, far elections have vet been
held The recuptuation by figures includes the Who'll.
numbereected the House thus far
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FOR RENT,

~ The upper part of the new House next
Esss door above Mt Alex Duvals Dlgg Store which is at
present occupied by col Fry Nho intends removing Charlotte
vile1e house well finished AMI suitable boar
ing Housc The Will he low and gwen immediately
Je is-u FRY L
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
The spacious Factory on 10th street
LIZ known Barclays Factory. with appuusnanecs ~
quci rthc manufacture Of Toc.pn extensive scale
for Fortc which exceedingly arratc enquire OF
IN is-U PEAkE, JONES - WINSTON
f-~A FOR RENI-'Ihc house Immediately op-
Es por the Uar Hotel formerly n The occuplr
cy " The subscribers shoe very desirable SAND
any business. and rty sppclon made rented bow
Apply J. o. WATKINS L 60 orr
jus GEORGE W TpIER
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FOR RENT


"a The MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT.
Elm This long and established boarding house at present
m the occupancy OF Mr. William Hewlett loca
ton OF this House beng almost strong
recommendation IN its favor. Some occupants
done fine business anu there doubt
Will keep really good good profitable business
still he done There little doubt Of board
e obtained the house opened Possession
be had the LIT dag OF OctobVr Apply Judah My
Co. DAVID BURLINGTON
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sSffs. FOR LINERPOOL-Th fine ship Haas.
- Away at City Point having part cargo eu7l
ed VIII sail for Liverpool about the 2O
apply TO FREDERICK ANDERSON & co.
Ju2+ or CHARLES PALMER
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- The two rooms lately occupied by Doctor
aA Hartley. nearly opposite Wing Oihce-cacu!ated for
professional small private family Rentow good
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FOR RENT,

- Mr.. Pollock's three story brick Dwelling
LIZ House. with lot and attached, street rsar
the residences " Mills ESQ., James Heath E>g Conway Ro-
hnson Esq Possession June Property good e.
pair. Refer Il Samuel Reeve. Esq. ma 23-tf
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ct FOR RENT.-'The brick dwelling on
LIN Shockoe Hill present occupied by H. BALDWIN and
door Mr Archd Peasants. NoveIn
Der next au4-u II. W. & ]. }. FRY & 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
MAR RED:

o.. the 25th. William ". WISASrst to Mis, CAROLINE
daughter of r. l4ie Samuel AfcGer.
o. the 25h Or JAMES Ashley il. TO Jo,EPasr, daush
tel C. SAMUEL =. Quedpel.
On the 26h Epwry K. KIRK to Ans ELIZABETH, slde'
daughter o: Richard amos
At Cedar Sv snp, l. l. on the DIST DANIEL Y Smith, Q
Centre Island Many T. daughter OF MicaJth Townsend
Ar pt.bu 2. on the lsh Lent n ]. RopMAN, U. s. A
to MARTHA, ugh,et Of Rev DR.; John Black
and counsellor at law of Schoharie &. H CHRISTINA
Youngest daughter Of Ms. E. DockstadsT. OF + =
A, Osdensburgh on the 18th, SIMEoy SMITH, Esq al0r
ney sud counsellor law JANE l. daughter Of Rawngi
Webster, all Of that village
Al Cauandaisu1, on the lah, ABNEa B. AsT" to ELLA
C. daughter OF James D. Bemis. ESD.
Al Cleveland O. on the 18Th, " T. Richmond. eldest 'pr
of Hon Thomas Richmond, TO CArHArINE ANlA. daush'
Ar RaTepna O on the 2Oth, FRAScls W TAprAs to Mia
BELrSD, LAURA daughter OF Hon Geo B. De Peystsf sld