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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
NOTICE.

Whereas, John Beiony Daigre, testamenta-
nv executor of the late Ambrose TeSster, a
citizen OF West Baton Rouge, State of Louisi-
ana, having the Intention to aHranehiac his
mulatreSs, named Marianna, aged eighteen
years, and having been authorized 10 That CT.
feet by The Police Jury,
All persons having legal opposition to make
TO said Acknowledgement, are hereby notified to
present them to the parish court oGNest Ba.
ton Rouge within forty days from the date oil
this advertisement. VAL HEBERI,
dec a 1912, 46 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

The f~eiIo@jrg singular story in from q re-
cent frfl5e. Of The IaiGgrehe Interior Patriot:
4 few days ago some PERSONS, wore employ
ed.ia cutting down trees, q, the plantation
d Nj. Morrow. "a some land III the rear Of
that If Judge Gum I: among tie rest they
cur iewn a tall cypress tree. and hsv ny &C.
o. a.cf the over part 10 make shin as, they
set FIRE ,e The balance. Il is well here 10 re-
r,srk tf4l this tree had about 60 or 70 Gee'
fTeEo tic coil a cavity, 10 which you could
enter bv a h,ic about a foot and a half IN d.
amete+: he ire. ~as saund above and below
the htffGw, which was about eIybt fer: daep
The workman soon after tile tree began e
b4rn heard an explosion. az that Of p3sgaer.
They ran to hi tree AMI tils snael IF gun
powder WIS d a.inctiy recogn z-l-shey found
lie eayitv bars. open, and A auaatity vi bones
broken pipes and cups lying hero. Ole o
the men attempted 10 tale Vi a human skull
that was lying there bat i leli 70 pieces Al
o4ce as II wa c~alcias5 as was also the case
with almost all the rest Of Tbs bones.
Dir. Dozer, who went there to view the tree
informs US the g was distinctly visible npor
the ashas the re,nains as it were Of clothes
aaoa. helf a hHsisei OF pieces Of tobacco pipes
we're here AFRO.
AiuGa speculation exists az to this discope
ry. sofGe suppose a runaway negro or othe1
evil deer had stolen things and placed then
within the cavity for conceaIment. and on re
peasing s.a visit had bent down to see # al
was right, ard had fallen in head foremost
and as the hollow was too narrow 10 tur'
ro5nd, he starved 10 dea'h there. Other
think that some animal had conveyed then
there, lat il is hardly prshahEe It could hasl
taken there a human skull and such q nIGbs
] # psras.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
CARRIAGEsi C%ARRIACEsli

Tho subscribers beg leave to return their
thsnks to their friends and the public in gnHa-
sal, for the very liberal support they have re-
cuived in the line of their bupiness and hope
to merit a continuance Of the public patron
age. They have got some fine workmen from
the East, and arc now prepared TO repair all
kind Of carriages, ~harouehea, gige, buggyr,
Ste, III the shortest notice and IN the best
style: also saddles, brides and harness; all
Of which will be done 10 order and warranted
he well done. FEEDER IL Co.
Opposite the Louisiana Bank. D. Itouge.
NJ ~, Carriages, Barouehcs, &c, bought
and sold,
nov. Ia 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
Onnosi,e the Methodist Chnrcl,
NEW G0OnS.

The undersigned, has just received and is
still receiving bis splendid assortment Of win
ter goods: Consisting of a large and fashion
able stock Of gentlemens' clothing of all sorts
and kinds, such as hats, caps, shoes &c, of
di tarent qualities, also an assortment of Ia
dies fancy goods, mousseline de laine, mert-
nos, broad cloth, cashmere and casSinets, cot
toaadc, &c, brown aud white domestics. In
short a good assortment of winter goods for
either gentlemen or ladies wear, and which he
will sell as he always has, very low for
cash. He invites ladies and gentlemen to
come and examine his assortments.
ID. SANGER, Lafayette st.
Ort % ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

Cleveland, O5io, has acquired an extent Of
cornfnerciaf business far greater than we sup
,osed. The ex5orts Of thai efsv. during the
goar 1912, alno4nted 70 s5,s51,s 9s IS: Of
which oyer G.. 100000 rem to Earada The
m,,or of arrivals by ~sreau15oat during the
vear. .n5a, ard fr o har ~vreaetr fxls. The.
number of feptrtures equal less four, VI the
aggregate exporfe. sl.iia7aO consisted OF
woaa-. = .2aI.524 ef fsnr, afais 800 of iron,
S3s43I of porE, and s!oI,3os q eheese.
IT The last Red River Wing, sags;-nel
ysr il quite hiah, and eonti9aes 10 rise.
Great quantities af drill wood are coming down
and we learn that he Accommodations 1T the
| Raj s.i.l o5s.raet the naviYtioa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
SCHOOL,
BATO K q q & f..

EpapucTsp nj MRs. A. q. RAHgsH.
Mrs, Barker respectfully informs her friends
afidtha public generally, that her school Is
now open ior the Reception Of young ladies'
she occupies the spacious mansion 81 Thomas
q. Morgan, Esq, delightfully."- situated, eei,s
handing Il view Of the river and the surround
ing country unsurpassed for beauty by any in
Louisiana. lH large and airy rb1tfls. we'll.
finished deflnitefy. extensive gallsties and
grounds for exnfelsr,g Garnet fail to recommend
II to all those who consider the importance Of
these advantages md these should hs highly
considered III tho latatiptl Of a good boarding
school for young ladies,
Az MrH. Dafhef has procured the htsf re"
commended teaehasa Of French g. Bnaliah by
the ysar,tu residain her house, II ftaviiH heavy
expenses 10 incur. she drfllnass taking any
scholars unless the quarters tuition ID paid IN
advance.
TrHtH.-Iuition and boarding per at,ftisn.
1900. payable quarterly IN advance washing
nj, extra ctafge nh extra charge IT ssl pc
month will be made for furnishing bed and
bedding to the b%oarlefs. The hfanehes taught
in the school are reading, writing, ariihtneti t.
grammar, geography, history, moral and natls
ral philosophy. chemistry. astronomy, rhetoric
and botany. FrepF,, 9lo per quarter, music
#9O per auartsr-al per mouth for the use Of
The piano=Aniezso Unto painting. ornamental
1apahing IN waud, fii1Efee work. shell works
wax work. fancy needle work. &c, taught II
required. Bonha md articles for fancy work
furnished ON reasonable terms, Scholars viii
not be admitted for less than three months. no
deduction made for lo4t time, except in cases
Of extreme illneR#. Quarter 10 ehtnffence
on the day The tHeholafH enter The sefhhI In
dins wishing 10 visit thair daughters for II few
days can be ACCOMMODATED with boarl.
EIvfarers.-rht1ip Hirky, Esq, Hope Ia
tate tieaf l!atan Rouge Rev. William Lacy,
president ot Jattsul College John 7, Grth-
fiji, Esq In Grunge, near Natehns, Miss, !;
Tlto#. G. Morgan. Collector Of the port. New
Orleans. Simon w. Walsh, Esq Now lbefta.
AtsHkhHha,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
q ron Me GtMany.

Returns bis grateful acknowledgements 10
The fltlzens Of Haten Rouge aud Its vicinity
for The patfonags lie has received. He would
respectfully suggest 10 his friends and patrons,
that he would regard II II rs a special fHvefs If
those whs are indebted TO him. would call and
settle their dues
December aDli, ia42. dee 81 If ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
Il

1fth tftit.
b. Order and economy have been IN all tines
Indispensable qualities for all who would sou
serve the fortune left them by their parents.
and much more 30 10 those who would rise by
Iaheir own efforts to an honorable and i%nderen.
dent position In life. Never before. perhaps,
| has this fact been 40 generally recognized as
now. and particularly IN LphlEiHHa. and The
f,nltahitahts Of this fertile state will find II ims
possible 10 discard II. without leslas forever
The hope oil suriletn'tig the rretlhtdFy dtil-
culttss, which. for mere than enc year, have
not ceased to harfaRs them.
Every one should he now convinced that all
abundant crop affords no certain basis for cal
~culHting on exemption from embarrassment.
the elements on one hand and low prices on
The other. are enemies against which our only
sure weapons Of The defence. are order and
economy.
The Journal we propose to the public, as its
title indicates. Ii 10 furnish 10 each the means
Of augmsnting hs resources, aud. consequent.
ly. IT. enhance his well being. TO insure this
object. we shall be compelled 10 have recourse
to every branch Of human knowledge for ee-
neral or universal economy. and rural and do
nestle economy, are IN n certain degree all
tributaries to each other. and cannot be advan.
taaeously praotised but by persons possessing
a general idea of each
The Economists designed as a periodical
repertory Of whatever may he fennd useful tn
society, and we shall receive with the highest
satisfaction oil facts and communication with
which we may be favored. tending 10 this end.
Method Of pt4bAeafiea.-The Economist will
appear semi.Monthly, in numbers al 32 pages.
octave. each containing about halfthe quantity
embraced in an ordinary solume, and forming
together two large volumes at the end Of The
year. Wood engravings. illustrative Of the
text. will accompany the articles where the
subject shall require.
Ttrms.-subseriher will pay in advance to
agents who may receive subscriptions. on the
receipt of Tue first number. Price, six daliars
per aunun. No subscription received for less
than one year.
i Communications on business may be adj
dressrd4to the agents in the various parishes,
to Mr.. ---, librarian in New Orleans, or to
Doctor S,uterie, nTlneipal editor at Baton
Rouge. Communications for insertion IN the
Economist, or relating TO its management,
must be addressed to DR.. soutefre, postpaid.
Tie first two hundred subscribers will re-
ceive at the end Of the year Il loose printed CO.
yer with an analytical table of the ccntents Of
eaclavntuIne. The first number (Which will
be In Franch) will appear about the end TO fthis
month the English edition will be brought
out solnc time in February.
G. s0uTERRE. Editor in ChieE
3aton Rouge, LII, Jan. IA, lsa3. SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE or LOUISIANA
PROBATE COURT,

Whereas, George Kieinpeter has applied to.
this court to be appointed administrator Of lhea
estate II Pate late Mary Jane Daigre, deceased,
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
ested to show cause within fen days from the
publication of this notice, why the said appll-
cation should not be granted.
Jan 90 81 CH TESTER, RI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
C%oNbtteTFp nv Mn. AND Nina, Ftsurp,

thanks 10 their patrons fer The Encouragement
which they have received The last year, and
feeling DESTROYS that their terms should suit
the eHigabey II The times, The charge for board
and tuition will hereafter be but $3.50. per ana
mum Tuition il English. from sts tn ten dol.
lars PER quarter. A music teacher has been
engaged who will pay particular attention 10
the vocal aud Instrumental music Of her pus
pills. No effort viii be spared ON the part Of
the Teachers to merit The appreciation Of thoss
who may place their daughters under their
care. dec IfAtf ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
NEW+ORLEANa. PORT HUDSON, BAYOU
SARA AND POINT EOUfEE PACKET.

SARA AND POINT coUfEE PACKET,
Capt. HAnr has The plea
@HF sure Of informing his
vrsssspFlszr friends shat the now and
@a-s@sAh5ssss1 splendid double engine
steamboat BRILLIANT, has taken tie
place OF The steamer "Petsian,' leaving New
Orleans every WEDNESDAY morning ut 10
o'clock and returning, leaves bayou Sara
every SATURDAY morning al tho same hour.
She touches at Baton Rouge on her way up.
about day light on Thursday snorning, aud
going down, from fcur to SIX o'clock Saturday
evening.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
a. The attention Of the public Is called tus
this boat. The hull. engines and furniture
are entirely new. has Evans patent safety
valves, to prevent explosion Of boilers alaa, a
Are engine and hose an iron hurricane deck
to prevent Gre steefsawith iron chains: and
In provided with II ltfe-hoat that will carry 10
or 80 persons. Neither money nor time has
been spared to give safety. speed, comfort and
Srlendofs aud the proprietors have no hestta"
ton in offering her as the best beat ever in
the trade.
Sept 10 OIL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

AMos ApAas, Attorney and Councillor ut
law, continues to, practice In the Courts oi
the Bird and 9TH judicial Districts aud su.
rratns Court of the State, and will attend
promptly to any business entrusted to his care.
Office In the town of Batot, Rouge, on the
serner Of Third and Church street, opposite
the Catholic Church.
ian. "a b0.if.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
Vol. xxIv.
TERMS.

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per ann.it,a. efa half payable In ! Vance, and
Tho remaining iuatalmsnt al the commence.
snsnt ef thu latter sir months Of each year.
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
n dsslins hs further subscription, he must
give netias u that sffee. before the expiration
VI ths year, otherwise BIO will be- considered
m subscribing fer another year.
NV Advertisements will be charged M fol.
kws Advertisements not sxeeedEig teelvs
hines iii issH, will be inserted for OrE
noIlAs, and Fury CHNTs for each sabse-
aasn. insertion longer onss In :ie Bains
Tafta.
Advertisements. unless otherwise ordered
will he published In English and French un-
MI forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements tho ~aitieera.
personally. will DO deemed responsible and
In ease 81 refusal TO respond for the same by
said officers, such advertisement will not be-
published. until the payment he satisfactorily
secured,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Ctugt-Parish Of East Ba.
ton Rouge
William Denham,
VS. NO 23eus
LII Grin al nfr

H Cain. eli ais.
b. virtue Of a writ Of heri facias issued in
the above suit, from the honorable court afere.
said, directed to tine Sheriff of the. PARISH OF
East Baton Rouge, will be exposed to public
sale, On
S4rrnnAv, the 4lh March 1913,
at the court house IN the town Of Batoa Renee,
commencing al II O'Clock = ~, all the right
title. interest and Claim Of Moses h .tieeker, in
or tn the following deserted property to vii
The undivided s.o-thltds OF the West part
oflot 40 5, ii square No ?. III that part Of the
town Of Baton Rouge laid out BY. y Grass.
having sixty feet front On Lafayette street by
sixty feet on Church street.
Seized tn satisfy a twelve months bond exc
cu.ed in tne above suit, By the said Moses l.
Meeser and Amos Adams, with interest and
costs.
Terms OF sale, cash-without the benefit Q
L. G. MORRIS. Deputy sh'a.
Jan 2s 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

Netice is hereby given thai The Tax Roll for
the year 1912 is now in the hands If The Col.
lect5r and further thai all dues on The Rolls
of 1910 and 1911, if not settled Immediately
with the Collector, will be proceeded inHeeor-
ding to law. q HACKEI. Collector Of
Jan Ia 10 st lsi3. Parish taxes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
nm. rNt,nna.

Offers his professional services to sAsastsb4
gems Of East and West Daten Keugs.
He will always he found, unless absent 0.
profession albasinsss. at the efaee efMessra
Avery h FdWlef, Dason Refuge,
Dec 10 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
For SAIE

The undersigned offers for sale several pait
Of fine work axen, raised on his plantation
several mitol, cows, and about one hundred
sheep IN good order-apply 10 his agent. Mr.
Francis Michel Nen, on the plantation. Wes'
Baton Rouge.
enev. 80 J. r. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
Eit-RAYR,

''siseh up BY DR.. Williams At His plantation
below Batnn Rouge. a steer. brlndlesfed4 BRAN
ded ON the hip with latter NJ. a smooth crop of,
each ear. Also. a pied COW, I'D, swailew.fofk
in the right ear and q crop off the LETT no
brand psfeeptible. Ihe ewner Is requested
to take I let, away. snenst O SO
aug . 90 j HIESTnN. ranEef.M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A l. PLouGH-spaaEox Dentist.

A L FLUUUTf-sNHHEnN hENTfsTt
u-f Residence, East of the court house, in
the house formerly occupied by Charles Il
1'essier, Baton Rouge.
WAITED, 4 good gardener, one Of study and
sober habits.
Apply at The above residence.
dec 10 IA 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
NOTICE.

The undersigned Justices Of The Peaep,
have opened their Office on Lafayette street,
In front Of Judge Testers house, and The
door above WIN. Oil, Eco. and tandef their
services to the public as Justices Of the
Peace, and az General Agents. The stfietest
attention to business entrusted 10 thou.
TafiHsi cash.
AUG. DUpIhNTITsIl.
aptii q . MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
WARE lNffFA (sTDRY Y,

The subscriber having located Himself Oh
Maine street. near the methodist church. re-
speetfuity informs his frianda and the public
that he continues In work At tho above bnai-
ness. From a long practical experience. he
iiatters himself he can give entire satisfaction
in workmanship as we'll AZ by pupftualisy and
despatch. A share Of the patronage Of the Vi
aiuity In respectfully solicited. Tin ware
masdeand repaired With noataeHs and despatch.
feb 10 Aft JOHN TfLANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

STRAY

e. Taken up. by Mr.. NJ. Hradfhfa.
OR-wm about Two miles from Port Hud.
svuA q son. in this parish. q grey mare.
W yaT quite old. fourteen OF fifteen hands
ss~eAs%Sssss hieh. sIhe only distinguishing
mark shout said mare, Is n curl. OF crown In
The hair Oh her Jaws.
The owner will comply with thr law and
take her away. j, HGEsToN. Ranger.
Jan 81 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

A STRANGE rHUGEEbtsGs-Osictai notice
hiss BEEN received ut Washington from MsEi.
co, Of the capture Of Monterey, a sea port
tow, OF, the Pacific side Of California, the
capitol Of That country, by Commodore Jones
Of the United States Navy.
On the lgth ef October, Commodore Jones
arrived at Monterey, IN the if.igala United
Slater, accompanied by the Cyans, Under
Captain y thrilling. Az aeon as the ships bad
anchored, Captain Armstrong. the flag captain
Of the United ~sststes} landed, and delivered to
The acting Governor. Don Juan Algafado, a
lot r from, Commodore Jones. requiring the
immediate surrender Of The place, with iis
lorts, ~castles, amrntritan II, arn,s. &c. to the
United States. in order TO save it from the
horrors af war, vi ,sh wetild he the l.ame1i-
ate Consequences oI a refusal to submit. Al.
yaratko, upon this SUMMONS, consulted the
other milltry and civil authorities /, and find.
ing that the garfls in consisted III only fsv1nty.
nine men, that the artillery was composed oi
eleven pieces, etlreiy useless from tho rot
tenuess u their carriages, and that the whole
n fnber Of musktt4 and cafabines. good and
bad, did not exceed a hundred ard ffty~-he
surrendered The place which was IN etuises
ausnce Immediately grouped by tho Atnart-
cans. The articles Of eap,tulatia1 sigaed ~
TIE occasion provide that tho Mexican sol.
dters shall march out with colors flying, and
shall remain ~ prisoners Of war until thsy
can be sout TO Mexico That tho inhabitants
shall BIS protected in their persons and pro-
per,y, 30 long ~ they conduct themselves
properly. and do not infringe the lava Of tho
United States. e.. Commodore Jones at the
SHINE time i~sued a proclamation 10 the Cali.
fol nfans, declaring that " he came In arf1s ~
the representative Of powerful nation, against
which tie existing Government Of Mexico
had engaged in war, but not with the inten.
ton OF spreading d srnay among The p~sacefnl
inhabitants,'' and inviting them 10 submit 10
the authority NJ a nation which Wnff|d protect
them forever III the ehio1moti Of liberty, &c.
gAe.
All these. things took place on the 19tb of
October. Two days afterwards, on the 2lst.
Of the NINTH Commodore Jones Addressed
another letter to The acting Governor Alvara-
do, TO the effect, that information received BY
htln aimee The capture Of The place, left him 10.
reason To doubt that the dificuliies@between
Mexico and the United States had bees1sd-
iitsted !; anf tlfaf. being ANXIOUS TO avetd all
cause nt future d fir Glfjes hc was ready 10
restore the p FACE, with ia fr'a and property,
TO the Mexicans, in the same condition 10
v,icl, they we're before The s%gisnre. Afen.
terey was accordingly, Oh that day, evacuated
by the Americans, end re.occupied by the
stexiGans. whase flag, on being jc Ao;ssed,
vas saIuted Ey tie ships.
Tho r. port ia almost meredith, anA We are
not disposed to accord it ons'Ee confidence
until it shall be subsfantbted by ample ar
taorty. An outrage SO gra'nItous nj ltnprsvo-
ked has never before disgraeed oug flag and
f,r its un9aI.ied honor, We trust this case il
not as here stated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

The Western papers fsiI. the following an
ecdote OF the mn who put the ball in Gel
Webb calf A opponent Of this gentle :.
mar, a few yeas age, exhibited his political
gaeging BY informing the crowd, which be
was addressing, that ria father was q cooper,
and Rad made many a barrel fer them
: Fellow citizens, have no doubt that ME
P.'s This o~pponent's) father was a cooper. =
fret rate cooper, and made you many a barrel;
but, fellow ~eitizess. he MAIDS one barrel
(poin'ing TO P) in which he forgot to put &
good head r. s1oped, and Tosn (he wasn't q
faetotalIer thsns) took . brandy iuIeps with .
straw in IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
TAKEN Up.

A. ~ nv Richard Odom. at his
IA fTrA~-Ss+H[& residence. IA miles from Da-
INK WseesfESs ton Rouge and six miles from
fH s.SEswtSt i the Coh,ite road. on Beaver
Creek, n small bay horse, with a star in the
face. about l4hands high, aud from 9 to 10
years old.
The owner will comply With the law and
take him away. j HCEsFoN Ranger.
dec 2i &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
AHRMasancs for 1919.

Feit's Louisiana merchants and planter
almanac for 1919 the old American eofnie
almanac. do. and lslten's comic almanac,
lust received and fer sale, by
q NJ HTRoMAN.
Opposite the Methodist Church,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

TIMOTHY FAY, NJ. u.
Respectfully offers his services in tho prac-
tee of medicine.
Office removed TO his residence doors
from the house of Or. Harvey, and lately &C.
eupied BY Or. Cfepper.
aprtl 40 IL.