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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-24
o,CATE OF VERMONT.
Oct. Q, Is4s

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, S.
Al n Probate Court holden al Irasburgh, within ana
for ,be District aforesaid the 9Th day oil seP'
TENDER, A. ID, 1873 la, win
A N Instrument PuIPorling 10 % lne %S. 81 -,
N md Testament Of WILLIAM KINSLsr' ia'o "i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, in said District deceased, was pre-,
sened to the court here for Probate by Samuel Hill
and Mary Kinsey, two of the Executors therein
named ,,x,-. A., ,,,hi;o
Therefore It is ordered by said Court, that pubic
ncor hcore sad court at session thereof to be hol-
den at Irasbnrgh on the 4h Wednesday of October
A. d. Is4a, and contest the probate OF said Wlll,
and il is further ordered that this order DO published
three weeks successivcly in the CALIFORNIAN news
naper printed at ST. Jonsbury, in this sta,ethe last OF
which shall be previous 10 the day assigned, as alore
said for hearing. n,- ON.
Given under my hand at the Registers ofice'
this 27th day Of September, A. ID. ls43:
ao9wa GEO. NYE, Judge.
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ladder Of crime to where no now stands on tue TOP
most round about step of on the gallows, mere 10
end his career at the early age of thirty. This is only
one among a thousand instances of the danger Of
commencing to do wrong. When boy once o'g'"S'
no matter how small the beginning may be''he steps
into rail car on the top Of steep hill, down which
he will run with fearful rapidly, and BIO dashed INTO
destruction in an abyss of crime below.
Salem GdseHe.
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PEARLS.

"Orient pearls at random strung"
Apostacy begins at the closet door.-M. Henry.
No duty will be approved of God, that appears
before him stained with the blood of another duty.
Bishop Hopkins.
In excuse for the disagreeabe tempers and the re-
pulsive manner Of some Christians, it is said that
grace may be grated on crabstock Be it SO. But
instead of excusing the mproprietes, the metaphor
condemns-When tree is grated, il is always ex-
pected 10 bear fruit according to the scion and not
according to the stock, and he fruit of the Spirit is
love,joy, peace long suffering, gentleness, goodness,
faith, acknowledgements; against such there no
law, ''-Jay
The rest of heaven is not rest from labour, but
from evil 1t is not inactivity but quictness orspirit
not sloth but peace Hannah Moore.
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Poetry,

THE BEGGA AR.
A beggar through the world am ],
From place to place wander by;
Fill up my pilgrims scrip for mo,
For Christ's sweet sake and Charity!
A little orthy steadfastness,
Rounded with lenfy graceinlness,
Old oak, give me-
That the worlds blasts may round me blow,
And yield gently TO and fro,
While my stout hearted trunk below
And firm set roots unmoved be.
Some of thy stern, unyelding might,
Enduring still through day and night,
Rude tempest shock and whitening blight,
That may keep at bay
The changeful April sky of chance,
And the strong tide of circumstance
Give me old granite grey.
Some of thy mounfulness serene,
Some orthy never-dying green,
Put in this scrip of mine,-
That grief may fall like snowflake light,
And deck me in robe ofwhite,
Ready to be an angel bright
o sweetly mournlul pine.
A little ofthy merriment,
Ofthy sparkling light, content,
Give me my cheerful brook
That may still be full of gee
And gladsomeness where'er be,
Though tickle faith hath prisoned me
In some neglected nook.
Ye have been very kind and good
To me, since I've been in the wood:
Ye have gone nigh to fill my heart;
But good bye, kind friends every one,
I've far TO 60 ere set Of sun;
OF all good things would have part,
Tho day was high ere could start,
And so my journeys scarce begun.
Heaven help me! how could forget
To beg of thee, dear violet!
Some Of thy modesty.
That flowers here as well unseen,
As if before the world thou'dst been,
o give me strength from thee.
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FARM, for Sale.

VHNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated on
IL the Passumpsic River Road half mile north
the Centre Village, ST. Johnsbury, containing
Hll2 ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND.
1t cuts from 80 to 40 tons of hay, has upon it fine
sugar orchard with house and kettles set for boiling
the sap. The buildings are good and convenient
There is never failing spring ofgood water near
that is brought to the house and barns. As then
are two dwelling houses on the place it could be con
vcnently divided into two small farms if desired,
Terms to suit the times, and possession given tho
first of April next.
l.. M. BILLINGS.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, July IL, ls43. Sim
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ST OUN ND.
THNHE subscribers, having received their supply
H. Of
Fall Goods

have tho pleasure Of informing their customers ana
tho public, TINT they have more foil, general ana
better selected assortment than they have ever offered
before comprised in part ofBeaver Cloth, Blue Brown
and Wool dyed Blk Cloth, Cassimeres, Doeshln,
silk Warp Alpaccn, Do. Indiana Alpaca Lustre
Poncherry, Chusan. Alpine, Merino saxony, Mouse
De Lane, Aelione, Paid, Latest Style Prints, Mourn
ing Prints Do, Me. Del Lane, Fancy Patch, Shawls'
Fancy handkerchief, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, worst
ed and Silk Fringe. Gimp, Lace CufisI. X. WHISTLES,
Tarton aud Figured Lnces Silks, Satin Jean, Mtts,
Lined Cloves Rich Ves,ings, Alpaca iidkis. Face
Shawls, Gent Scarfs Ashburton Printed and Cotton
Flannels, Coat Trimmings, SC. White Goods, Tick
ings, Sheetings, Drillngs, Batting Wadding' &c &c
which they propose 10 sell good or better terms
Than their neiabbors. j. JEWE1T s. Co.
porne, Oct n IsA3 322 tf
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CONSU.lfPTIONS s. LIVER CO.hPL.8LNT
Dr yAOr's Rs ~ S "a ana o 4
LIVER WORT.
From 375 Dowery, New York.

From $40 DoweTy, New Y ork.
NOR the cure of coughs, colds, catarrhs, Asthma,
IL soreness Of the chest pain in the side and breast
raising blood liver complaints, bronchitis and all az
fections of throat and lungs, which are a source
of so much suffering and often terminate in con-
SUMPTION this remedy is highly and Justly dstin
guished, 1t is purely vegetable, mild and gentle in
its effects upon the system, and can be taken in the
most delicate with safety, well as utility So
extensively has it been used and often proved sue.
cessful in difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases. that the proprietor feels hesitancy in
recommending it to any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort means of recov-
cry. Physicians, of its medical properties and
witnessing its effects often prescribe il in their prac-
tCe both palliative and remedy, and with the
medical faculty generally it has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there persons in this
vicinity who testify of its healing qualities and
who have received great benefit from the use of it,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from Der
sons of the highest responsibility who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by the use of this
medicine, but deem it not necessary to publish
them here the medicine is generally known
throughout the country. For a common cold and
cough this is of the very best remedies ever dis.
covered. N. B. There is spurious and counterfeit
article adoat and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which is from
1915 Bowery New York, and that the new steel
plate label is on the bottle to prevent counterfets
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwETT, ST. Johns
bury, Dana, Weeks e Stanton, Danville Edwards e.
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & CO. Lyndon, ].
G. Darling, Concord, and ]. Jewett 81 CO. Barnet
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WI o s III i g hi v ApprO we'd
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL

hH d y IN X IN "A pro a.
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
and NIL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
gUNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
n is believed TO be deservedly the most popular
Medicine known in America, for coughs, colds
asthma phthisc, consumption, whooping cough
and Pulmonary affections of every kind.
Extracts from Certifcates.l
DIR Samuel Morrill,, of Concord, N. II. writes that
he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam is
valuable medicine, having been used with complete
success in cases which had previously resisted the
most approved prescriptions.
DR.. Truman Abe of Lempster N. H., writes
that he confidently recommends its in all COM
plants of the chest; equal, if not superior to any
other medicine within his knowledge.
DIR. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass, writes
relief and having cor lied with several eminent
physicians, he has fouriY the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam to have had thA desired effect, and recon-
cine.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Countereits limitations, which have partial
ly wholly assumed the name of the genuine arti-
Gle,
o. Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON REED
or WIN. JoN'N Cutler, are found attached TO vel
low label on blue envelope. (Al labels of and af.
ter the date of Dec $780, will have the written sig.
nature Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler -Prepared by REED,
WING SJCUTLER, Oate Low S5 Reed,) Whole
sale Druggists, "a Chatham street, Boston, and sold
by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country Merchants
generally. Price so cts.
Sold by Luther Jewett, st. Johnsbury. 2s4yl.
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Derby Literary Institute,

GoOD BOARD, washing and lodging had at the
~ Boarding House for 81 ,l23 per week.
By order of the Executive Committee.
L. RICHMOND, Secretary.
Derby, Sept. 1s43. 3l9wG
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90 Ibs. of prime Feathers, just received ana
EVDN for sale Also Curled Hair, by
''' f, JEWErT s. Co,
822tf
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s, II STARBIRD,

T.7ILOR-LOVER W.aTERFORD.
NEW YORK and BOSTON Fashions regular
LV ly received and all work done warranted to fit
July 81, ls43. 3l3m3
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Fashionable Tailoring,
J. b o L e S

WILL continue to make Garments in the most
w fashionable style, o. warranted to fit, or at
prices to suit the tmes;-ut his stand G. s. DA-
NA's Store.
or Just received, The SPRING and SU.H
.1fER FASHIONS from Boston and .Nev York.
for 1913. %
Or Particular attention paid to cutting for others
to make.
Danville Green May 4, 1913. 30ltf
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NOTICE..

THNHE firm Of Shedd & Jewett having been dis
IN solved in February last it has become necessa.
ry for closing the business of said firm to call for
the immediate payment of all demands which are
due. Payment is requested to be made to the sub-
scriber. EPHRAIM JEWETT.
OF. Johnsoury, August 4. lS43. 3l4
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Revised Statutes of Vermont,

TNoR sale by A. McMILLAN, Dnnville, and the
II Publisher, @. GooDRIcn, Burlington,
June 25, 3l2ti
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New Wholesale Store,
AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,

vHNHE subscribers Qate of Boson) have formed n
Il connection in business and have leased the
large building at the terminus of the Railroad in
this place and intend keeping general assortment of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE aOUT

lie seussinte Went d'euyfif III ass6rtiffibtit
lie tfaff itatidisas sathes, de gent, aehtttes
defnietemeht. 81 aa'il yehdfa a has pfl& potir
di compliant. lis consistent Ell /
Calico ahglais ct franeais, tnefihns, bptr,-
baEines. iaoussstine ae faThe. eihghatns. flafs
neiIes TENTS. ship ltalienhe tioife. Ioulafds do,
hatiste. tnattsseliiip Suisse ct %iafehet. tbile
i'tftahia. batiste dc fl, tidFtfioifs de batisfe,
brew holland, SLICE. tnetielteifs de gett.
sIiaiss ct triiatpas, meiehoirs ds sbie ct tie
tetaii, fntans do gent, futatiatinis Ell pour cha.
peallt, dentelle 10 I'll et de thtst. ptltrines
bfedt -, has lie spie, do f8tel, ct de tiefihe
da DANES, bis de- tntoh 81 de sine ttaitf hutrs
thes ri gafteifs. Haits ri tpiiaines, aeftalips
bfadt ps tetir feiilh, eilafs. flannel blanc 81
friEe tauss flannel. s%atiief. gsttibtoof,, eet'-
siil aatiatelas, veluirs de eatni,. %spnliafs pour
femmas. hoiiiinas et %shfans. bhtitehs do tettes
qualities. brtielies. ttafaplHies et p%atassls,
taavHftuffe tie latte, tetnls, fiji en bbbine,
site 4 fahdfe, tBihules. aigbilles, ct plisieufs
.aatfes a,ittes articles don't REMUNERATION sss
fat tfnp leHgies
nov 20 d. WIN y PHILLIPS.
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All PuHLIG

Les spassirpas ont foftnA uns soeieta sous
Ii fHisua de Pike n I#biri. e6fftfiis tnafetabds
eenmisslonfaaifes. liz perfstoBt IA plus pfande
attention i fHeHsoif ct stfbafdHsf au eptottt
lie aafent t~suiaiifs on inain iii assortment de
mafehanaisss d'habltatlen aussi Cofde e,
Tyiie d'Emhallage Fi'ils vendfont d dss pris
aassi bas aa'aaetih attire aaiis eette silles
Ansbitot aue Ia saiset, du eoten s'etivfifa,
liz sefeft pftpafes q atlietef oil fare des
ayaness sur du edtoti. Fin s6lifitant Biie rggf.
tiei do patrefass public, iis peayent assured
eaus 1ii laHr eohfafoht leufs %afaifes, aa'nt
fetavfsnt l'%atteniioh Ia plus assidte.
lis t%ienneut leut m#gasih rue te l'Ealise
asu# pertes q Feet da niagasin eisdsvatt OF.
etipt pai james Mahskat.
w. 8. PIKE,
10 Juliet. 90 II. v. BAItN.
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CONDITIONS DE La GAZETTE.

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James Brewer and Rice Bourland. defendants
InlonetioD, cause on ChaBeellGfie.
Auiourd' hui Ia plaignaBte n compare devant
moi, par son syoeat, ct sur motion il a cite
pronvt 4 Ia satisfaction dc Ia cohr que les dts
defendants resident dahs un attfe ttat, ct
ausle dtt James Brewer n ttablf son demtcile
4 Baton Rouge, dams Pttat de Ia Louisiana,
OF que lie dit Ktce Bourland Get cltoyen du
cotnt6 Henry, Tennessee. il est done ordon-
NJ par Ia couf que publication soft fate Dc
Get avis dane IN Journal public dams M -four.
mol public dane In vile on ~paroisse dc Baton
Rouge daus ie dit ttat dc In Louisiana, ct
aussl dams TN journal public dams Ia vile do
Huntingdon, cornte de Carroll, Tennessee,
ttant 10 comtt joiRnant All eontt dc Henry,
tne fois par sematne Iour an molns irois mos
avant Ia etanee de ce'te cour lie premier lundj
du mois d'Avril proehain, les p~otlfiant de
comparaifre a la maiaon dc conr, de Ia vile de
Commerce, lie premier jour DE- la difc stance,
pour asouer OIL aileguer quelque exception
d la demaude de la platgnante, astrement la
dite deinande sera considtree confrmee CON-
ire les defendants ct la cause arrette pour
etre entendue ca Jarte.
Cope conforfne a poriginal,
JAS. MCPHERSON
81 dec. 40 Clerk.
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LES AN6LAIs EN- CHISE.-Un officer
anglais ecrivaii ce qui suit a I'm de- SEES
AIMS. a Londtes, apres la prise de Ching
keang Foo "Je mai iamais w I'm mas
sacre ct n d,lipidatian parcels a ceux
Gni ont eu lieu ioi. Nous avons petdu
bon nembre d'oficiers ct de soldats, mais
Il est impossible de ne faire uns idee des
Pertes %eprouvees par les Chinois. Lors.
sa'ils ont sconnu qu'ils ne pouvaisnt pas
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AVIS.
lie Capitaine c. LAURENT. Giant derniere.
ment arrive de France, ct re r%etirant du ba-
teau a vareur Clipper. prend cetie occasion
dc retonrner Sos alncGres remercimens Il sea
amis ct cohnaissances, pour les faveurs sac-
cord. es par le pass{, Of les intorBe respectful
ensenfent ct lie public en- Central quill SEES
assoc't avec son neveu Gashetee L'isIe com
me marchands cotnmlssionnaIres, lis espercnt
par un proinpte attention ct une partaite con-
nalssance des marches, obfcnir dos prtx lee
plus a~vantageux pour toute sorte de produits
qui 'eur aeront consignis.
G. LAURENT e. GAsHET DE Isle,
No. IL Front Levee. between BenviIle and
dec 81 AZ Cont street.
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AVIS.

Jean Btlony Daigre, executeur Testament
taire DC feu Ambrose Tessier, habitaot de Ia
paretsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, ct Etat de Ia
Louisiana, ttanl dams l'intention d'affranchir
sa mulatresse, noamfe Marianne, agee de
dix.hn,t ans, ct ayant etc ~autorise a Get eGet
par lie Jury de police,
Toutes les personnes qui pourraient avoir
des oppositions ltgales a faire an dit afran-
cbissement, sont p%revenus d'avoir a les pre-
senior a la Cour de Paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge, dams lie dtlai de quarante jsurs, a dater
de celui de la presente declaration.
WIT, HEBERT,
"a dec. do Sheriff.
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YnltEnHEaI

IL soussignh ayHn engage a'exeellehs pua
yfiefs de Newark, N. J.. ct aegrandi son eta
basement eel pref d fare teutes seftes de r.
parat ietis atiE ~yoitures dams le n~eillenf genre
ct la plus court dtIai. il ~s6llleite uas portion
dH patronage public
Aussi, IN assortment Dc harnais, fabriquts
all npfd, d gshafe aux pfik eebtant.
Dies bois de Its de eefislef ct psupliaf 4
yendfe 4 has ffiE.
90 aoat. ~ VIM r. T'UNNAHD.
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PROSPECTUS.

ItHe dHlei.
L'atdrs 81 l'6eenamie oil. ete de tout
tatnps des qualities ,nd,apensables pour au,.
eonaue n v"ulu senssryef Ia fortune que
lui ent lalsaee ses patents, ct d plus forte
raisan pour celui uni d vouln se Greer une
position independents par dee voifs bsno.
fables. Jama,s peut.etfe on men nvalt
rrcannu Ia nftepzite CONNIE Il present, du
tihlps hhiIs Ia Leuslane .eHuasl lea hhbl
tana DO go pays 81 fertile no sauraisnt liz
y teno0eef san perdfe 4 lanals l~'esttoif lie
p"uyu't tesisIer il In trtse ,nuletaita gpi de-
puia plus dun an ne uease de les hafeeleni
Tout IL monde dot A're l,ien eehvainen
tnhlnieuant aiil n'eal pas permis d. coup
Ter anr tnh roe"iie hbnndaute pour sottti
d'tnba faa, les elements dun tGl", o. IT,
%a,ltfs Ia balsEe dams lr pix hpa ifaduitg
dp sol santdas euuenila qi'"u ne %sa.fatt
eotnhattre utiavec les atsnss t,.iHsa nice
que nous propasons, e'est.a dire, lOfdfe
81 leronamts.
lie Journal que nous annoneons, nlnsi
que find'Gie son tire, est 'Iest,n6 Il
lonfnlr 4 chatnh los mayens d~'nngtnsnIet
ses Resources, ut par consequent d aecfei
ire son bien ere. Nous utfnna bpsoln
pour celia d'avaif fscours h i6utes Ies ban.
rhes dos commas san trer hnnainrs; rnf
lecunomie genGfale. i']tcunomIe luinlr,
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Redacteur PRINCIPAL.
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EPAVE.

Arett par REM Doirun, 40 miles au.
dssssps do Baton Rouge, sur i fepye, up
Cbeval bal. age dc q = z ans. 10 paunes de
haut, u ms aueane ftamps visible. Uns barre
blanche de t6ute Ia longHeur de Ia tste, le
pied do deffi6fe eanehs blanc, ct a un tpars
vim au-isssus da sabet. LIE pfopridtairs est
feqtis ds la tstirer eonfermt tnsnt : ID lei.
8 Oct 81 J. HUEsTON. Hspgsur
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ETAT' De la LOUISIANA.
Ceuf des Pfeuyes=Aparolsse dist Hatof
Ha,;u.


Rouge.
II sera tendu par lie seessignh, itige de pa.
feisse, IuNn1, IL 80 %iantief 1918, Ia t,fbpti.
stt tisarfes tetrite. appafteitaat ala stitees-
sion de lei Mine. Gassaadfa Whiiteh, deees
dee. aaveif
L'habitatisa sur l~aauella deineufait Ia dita
d. funte. tantetant sin cents afpetis de tefFe.
d~esaneIs deux rents sefit eli cultivation. Of
toutes les anntliofations tini sy ttansent.
lin autfe n,dttsati de terts y ipignaitaeotts
tenant GEO afpehs. Plus 90 mains4 environ
cent eihaaahie d~esauels stiht ae ffithts. sifpts
q envirah 40 miles est de Ia vile de baton
Rouge,
he plus, 100 tetas de betail.
ustensils de labeifsge. de t.ute aualite.
mules 81, 6 elievanHl
go tfauve sur l'habitatisn do hons metiA
lins a eatah ct q tnais,
La yente 81 fera sur les iieus aux tetnaes
snivans
Lfs hahitatiens a TN. deus, tfeis, auafse rt
tina ais de credit les ~eselayss 4 iii. gets
ct tfuis ans da jour lie In seHte Ia pfvpfifte
pefs6nneils taates snintnes de- 800 81 Aus
desssns. ennptfht. III saessts iii All de- credit.
Lacquer snr %faufnifa dee bi.llets ei,dossts Of
p~ayables tn b%anaua, ct hypatl,eaue i~usau'aa
paisfnspt final,
eli TESTER,
dec. III az =. JHge.
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AVIa.

lie sesssight, ay5eat ct %pfeesfetr. vflfe les
services de ga profession a ses aniis ct al p,,.
Bile gu general | II s'afquittHfa Hyee soisi ct
ptonptitnda DIES %aiIaifes qui hi sefetit tohtlees
ct Il tafhefa. par son esaetittde. De tnefltst
Ia eliehtelle du public. ufals tfe,ivefa a FOL.
flee do Mr. w II. wiKOFF. iofaire public
naison de la Banaue De "a Ipnisiaf,e.
ga gft. w H. w sIIEHItUHNE
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AVIS.

Mrs. Les Actor mares du College de Baton
Rouge sont prevents Que rEloction a%nnus1le
des Administrators de estte Institution, aura
lieu Lbnd. ode Janyiaf preebain. chez Mr.. l..
gonaeeaze, dapbis 10 hepres, A. NJ, %jusgp's
Z beufss, +. NJ, eonfoffnt msnt d faste din.
corporation.
Par ordrs de Ia Direction,
90 Dteembre, 1sd2 w. JOYCE,
dec 3t-It SsGrstairs.