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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Third District Court-Parish of East Baton
Rouge.
R'''', v, WILSON, No 900
A II Turbevil1e,
Joseph Lalande.
ys. No $500
The same.
Nv virtue Of two writs Of fsri faelas issued
in iie above entitled suit, and directed to the
Sheriff Of the Parish of East Baton Rouge,
will be exposed to public sale, on
SATURDAY, tho 3D. June. 1913,
At tlie court house in tho town of Baton Rouge,
commencing At II o'clock A NJ, all the right,
title. interest and claim Of the defendant in on
to The following described property To wit:
A tract Of land situated in this parish about
10 miles from The town Of Baton Rouge, on
The Coniie River, containing 533 acres, more
or less, bounded North by lands formerly be-
longing 10 1'urbegiI1e & Talbot, South by
coran, and West by Clancy and Noble, with
all the buildings and impro, ensnts Oh said
tract Of land.
Also another tract Of land adjoining the one
above described, on The North continuing 22O
atfEFs lHofb III tesf, toRetHsf VIII al Lhb
buildings and improvements thereon, it being
the same on which the defendant last resided
10 thisp PARISH.
Moreover, the following named slaves, to
wit:
Bob aged about 81 years, and London about
25 years Of age.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment, interest and
cost in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash.
G MORRIS, Deputy Sheriff.
april 90 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06
NOTICE TO PEDLARS AND
UAWKERS.

The undersigned having been appointe
collector Of state taxes upon pedlars and haT-
kers, ne requests all those who have not takcr
ont license to sell, to come forward and pa
witou, delay, as after this date the law shall
be enforced to its whole extent.
GEO NJ HEROMAN.
Collector Of state taxes on pedlars and ha~'
kers. april 20 ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

MfrrIrF

NOTICE.
An election will take place In his parish
on Monday tie 9th day Of May next for six
members oil the police jury TO represent the
following wards, viz:
LIST ward in the place Of Anthony Monget to
be held at the court house by VI No
reno ex J. r.
I'll ward in the place Of 4 Duplantier, the cleo
ton 10 be held by Jas. Cooper, ESQ,
J. r. at his office.
3l ward in the place Of John King, presided
by Messrs + u Rhodes Il John King,
at The house If b Rhodes.
4lh ward in the place Of r II Corcofan at the
plains, at Townsend, presided by Geo.
P. Lllley, Esq, ]. r.
Tin ward in the place Oft Willis, presided
byJs Willis and John Foreman at
Joseph Cooper's house.
9th ward in the place Of Henry Carlet presi-
ded by r Hickey and Dr. G Will
iiams, ut the house Of p Hickey, Esq.
Gil TESTER r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ia 81 District Court--Parish Of East Ia
ton Rouge. s*n1F
Mary Gayle, wife,
W., NO. JDIa.
James ID siuart.
by virtue Of n writ Of feri facias issued IN
the above entitled suit. and directed TO the
sheriff Of the parish Of East Baton Rouge, will
be exposed to public sale, on
sAruRpAY. the 3D. June, ls49,
ut the court house in the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at II A N, all the right,
title. interest and claim Of the defendant in or
10 the following described property, TO wit
A negro woman slave, named Rachel, aged
20 years, Jacob q, Bandy 7, aud Nancy an III.
FAINT.
Surrendered by the defendant 10 satisfy the
Judgment interest and cost in the above en'i-
tied suit.
Terms Of sale. cash.
l. G MORRIS, Deputy Sheriff.
april2 20 IL
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BATON ROUG Il.

SATURDAY, May &, lal3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

here. but The walls are mixed and the halls
ard silent, md the melancholy reaes That iti4
habits The place II rareiy disturbed. III there
buildings, end On the grounds shs' environ
them, tho Tair vas ia,,1s. FROM eight hum
drei 10 o thousand rerEons, gentlemen and
latiey. ela, middle.aged and young. assembled.
AZ a consequence II HE tafay a~rproaeh 81
spring but lew specimens Of The agricultural
wealth Of The country were exhibited. Sine
early fruits mud fuwers-bouunets az large aF
Louisiana tnullntains@-Hefa presented by tho
ladicr. The sturdy and intelligent planters
produced stoch Of various descriptions. aud hl
If a superior quality.
II il unnecessary, however, to dilate here
utl The subject, for being compelled 10 narrow
down Our notice to auit our columns. we may
az we'll tuinuisnre The ahraviatior at once by
referring the render .n tho Committees Re.
ports which folinv. These give a %at'cciat
view Of the best Of all objects exhibited.
The Society Of Adams County merit i'igl
enrnniums for the prompt and husineFs.llk'
manner in which their affairs are managed
Every proceeding is conducted will, a pre-
eision characteristic Of a counting house
There arc tnany talented and efficient men
men qualified to do honor 10 The planters life
NJ we'll az to ornament less digniied stations
snch az members Of Congress. governors
Rr.,-ronncrtnd with the institution, nntle
u hose a,,snices It ca, never fail to flourish.
The Society have our thanks for the pol't
notire taken Of our presence among them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court Of West Ha'on Rouge.
4 G ffangum,
vs. I#o afU
Joseph sfanhs.
Nv virtue Of a writ Of 7eri faeias isaned in
lie above suit from the Hon. Parish Court
Tor the Parish If West Baton Rouge, md di-
rected to the sheriff 81 said Parish viii be
exposed TO public Hn|e on
SATURDAY I'd day Of June, 1ea5,
nj the Court House in the Parish Of West
Baton Rouge commencing ut I'D o'clock NJ III
q certain tract Of land situated in This Parish,
Of, which The defendant now resides. contains
ing one hundred and thirty arper's more or
| less, will, all The buildings and improvements
| thereon, bounded above by Lands Of Simpson
Taylor. below by those of M. lie Blanc and IN
front by Lands Of Vi|lcneuye lie Blanc.
Surrendered by the defendant TO satisfy the
Indictment interest and cos ) in the above
suit.
Terms Of sale-cael,.
V. BLANCHARD. Shift
nptil % II
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IL fnHTs.

Mr., Claiborne fr,m The Committee on
Horses offered the following report which was
adopted.
The committee appointed 10 award The
Premiums to Horses, beg leave respectfully
10 report, ttat after a fair and impartial ex-
animation of all the stock exhibited, they
have concluded to make the following awards,
viz
For Stailions-First Premium, one Eagle,
to Capt. Minors Imported Doncaster.
Second Premium, n certificate, to Col, Bin.
panan's John n. Gryt1ns.
Brood Marrs-First prem. quarter Eagle,
10 Capt. Minors b. m. Catherine Wilkins.
Two Year Olds-First prem. quarter Ea-
gle to N. Iloggatts, e. f. by Marshall, dam
by Pacific.
Second prem. II certificate, TO ". Horgatt'F
r. f. Spanish blood.
YearlinHs-First prem, quarter Eagle, tt
". 1leegatt's 9. (. by Tuseahotna, dam Lis.
bon Maid.
Second prem, a certificate, to N. Hoggatt'F
hi. c. by Doncaster, dam by Pacific.
Sncklings-Ftrst prem. quarter Eag'n, te
Capt. Minors u. {. by Levialllan, dam Telie
Doe.
Second prem. a certificate, to Thos. 1lallt
b. c. by Doncaster. dem by Brjmnier.
Best Jack-Tirst prem. quarter Eagle to N
lEoggatt.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
II ri AIIrnIf II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-06

about 100 hegsIaaJs were spld, a I IRON
Ba 10 81 cents. according 70 quality.
Western brodnes Of I'll kinds continues in
moderate demand with fair supplies at fair
prizes.
~m-m~.---. s- saes
Mn. Ilursror-plaaae announce The loi.
lowing persons 10 candidates Tor 'neinoefs OIL
81 rs Police Jury.
tzt !, ard Pat'efsor,
81 do. -Jarnes Alley.
FURNITURE,
I 4 Iot Of bedsisals on consignment for sale
very low. by flhG % bnbIIV'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
W. MEREDITH

VITOITLD inform the citizens of Richmond and
he has moved next door 10 Messrs
Richardson few doom above Messrs Kent Kendall 4 Al
sell II not cheaper than any oihe
establishment city, for cash city aeeopanees wholesale
and a-the following comprising Of his stock To which
he invites the attention Of buyers generally
Wool dyed blue Cloth. DO do black do
Indigo huc do Invisihl. do; Olive brown do
hin Cashmere, Single mill blue blk French do
Light fancy French do Silk vevets and other Nesngs
Plain hlk do Wide blue hlk striped Silks
Wide blk. Gro de Rens DO Blk satin Tuck
Silks: Plain do do; DO do black
Blue blk Black do do; DO Maoni Lustring
Blk Snchew Sarcene; Handsome light silks assorted
striped Silk White watered Gro de Napp
White pink and green Gro DeuGTique, for bonnets
Chusan. dresses Stripes and fancy Mousn de Lane
and blue hlk. do: do do do do BombaZine
Alpaca Biz stripe Balzarne
Blue blk Grape, vels. Bin and blue BLK Love Wells
Pink green nd blue and buf French Cambrics
Also French Chntz for IS cts; Balzarnes and Lawns
Stripe Muslins; Plain and cold Tarllain Muslin
PINK and blue do Jaeonet and other Cambnes
SIN and cotton Hosiery IN great variety
Ladies hid Gloves all cOors Mems do do
Paasols and sun Screens Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets Do Bonnet Ribbons
An de Napp do Camb Swiss Edgings& Inssriings
Edgng Thread Laees beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hdks; Splendid revieT stitched do
Also few magnificent Green Berage for wells
Handsome Brussels and other netts for caps
Infants french wrought caps Dimy for collars
Dimity Collars aud Cuffs; Irish Linens in great variety
Linen Kenings IIdk Brown French and Grass Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling Beaehed cotton Shifting
6-i and l24 Hamilton cotton Sheeting
and I2i Linen sheetngs BiTdseye and other Diapers
Huckahuck and Russia do
Dlmask Napkins and blcached Table Cloths
blsached do; Victoria Net Robes
Maeilcs skirts; Corded do do; Grass Cloth for do
French Collars and Cooc fancy silk ingd Mtis BIZ do do
Caicoes. 4, ;. 6, cts. and upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg OLnaburgs
81, 3-5 and - brown cotton Cloth
l.onsiale, Phoenix and other Nankecn ap >
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
ELLIS * ELLETT, Agents.
To nil whom il may concern: Having been in a 10,

To NIL whom 10 may concern: Having been n a low
state N health Tor years Dyspepsia
paints and debility which followed long offcvef had
had and being often troubled with stomach head
ach with feeling Of and depression spirits
and having frequently taken Caoe and remedies
with slight benefit recommended by friend try
Smiths Bders Renovatof of Hcalh,' Messrs
Eet when commences them they caused slight
o The stomach but determined per-evore, thinking that coud
not be- wofed and satisfaction found and
manifest efIhe medicine carried ofr bile and
me quickly and entirely restored health In my opinion
W remedy h one Of great value which freely and strongly
mend. A. NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.


vNhoNAs TNRER Manufacturer ana Importer % Gun- Rnes
II fsio. pleasure informing Msmbsr- OF
AMI choice Goods his line that be
oaf4i any similar establishment and workmanship they
annot b. escs all % which viii b. - reduced prices
hnougst his the following:
GUNS AND fONllNG TACKLE.
superior Damascus and stubbtw double and single barrel
Doabls and single pan stubSwis, Guns
DO g. do plain and imitation do
10 do do German do
lrass. steel AMI silver mounted Rifles
Dueiinr. pocket. belt ami travelling Pistols
Seheoekine single ami ss barrel revolving Pistols
sun Rife and Pistol rowpcr Fasks
double and Single shot Pouches and BELTS
split and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
'ommon Percussion Caps at Is cents per 1000
'T-ortsriens Liquor Fasks and Pocket rumbes
EnEliSh. American and Scotch Gunpow,sr
Dog Calls Collars Whips Chains and Couples
iunsinen's Blowing Horns and BuriSs
Wash Rods shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oh Cups Balls
'aent Gun Waddng. Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
un, Pistol and Rife Locks. Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles and Walking Canes English SIX India
and Hair Fishing Floats, Hooks
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks
Superior and rain Gilt mounted
swords ofcers SIX sashes Sword BELTS Gil: and Plated Epaus
NEgs Virginia Isansry and Troopers Buttons Clasps, Sword
ancs Hooks sives TaSel stars Gloves Lace Braid worcd
Wings POmpoons; sc. Se-
Eou' Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
SEor Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and Silver Mounted Pocket Fen
'porcnS Dirk Deer and Pruning Knives OF Rodgers Crooks
md wosenhcns Manufacture Rodgers superior Ladies and
sentemens Scissors.
Gold and and Walking Canes with and with
Swords Gold and Silver Eyerpontcd Pencils superior Pocket
Spy Glasses Travellers Copas Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Cases Key Rings rsecr Tooth Brushes; snuf
Pocket Rules superior Patent Taps Measures Riding Gig
and Sukey Whips together with many other articles
deS THOMAS TyRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
NEW STORE.

PEARE, JONES WINSTON
RE- receiving their stock Of Groceries consisting IN
IN par Of
- hhis. New Orleans sUTars various qualities
d0 Pouo Rico. quality
Crou
1000 lbs Woosey q WJJiseys best Loaf
5000 DO Java lagun. RIO and other Conees
10000 do Family and Western Bacon
Together with usually kent in the
establishments
By arrivals daily expected from New York thsy
be- M receipt o their stock ~ PyIrhs embracing every kind from
one n three hor-s all Of al small nd
vance Good purchased srnt u any part Of IN.
city. free Of charge.
app PEAKE JONES 4 WtygTOy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R q LYELL,

HAVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
u y Seeds the Noraao seyera different kinds Garden
Feeds grown h State an o which they recommend
and genuine.
ARTlCHOKR-Groan GFbe
AsFAHAGrs-Giaut ot Dutch.
BUNCH BEANs-Rr1ad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Eahy Dwarf
Molwk Ertfa Eary Weeks Fairy yellow -u Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speekied French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
PoLE BEANs-Horueuiurai Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners. White Dutch Runners.
BEEr-Ehy BDod Tluup Early Yellow French sugar. Il,Bg
BLOOD NangeI WurtlrT
bROctOii-Lafgs PurIe Cape
tABBAGi,-Bausfaa. Cromwell Drlmhead Eary BunocEs
heat Dwan Green Savoy Esfy Sugar Lat Fairy York
Bfunswth Green CURED sayoy, Large YORK Late Sugar L0af
Red Picklnr
CARROr-t1ng Oanre
tAJLifipWER-Eaty and Late Dutch.
1VkN--miuis Ertf4 Parry.
'l'' hBEh-iahy Frame Eafy Green Cluster, Long Green
EGG PLANr-rur,le
fNuiNE-Gfasn CURED
hALL-Gfctn CURED scotch
tIlCI,-Btown Dutch Ehy Dliniead Eahy shesa Green
Nutmeg '' 5' ''-'A W it"'"
NAsrFnrW
OhKA-IouE and sh0r
pNlON-SiitCf Skin YsHayg SKIN
fAksLEN -Cursd and snyi.
fAhsNlF-itla tarsr. Large Dutch
fEAs-Buc Imperial Duaff Nar,sn Dwarf Gree, u,,,,,y
.i i'iy fmme. Fairy B.l0r's Dwarf E,t,, p,dy s,ne =,
Washington Eafy Wafsici Marrvf,t
1 v, haek SPANISH Rcd Tufnp Long scafet White rur.
sAISlfY o. VEGETABLE oYsTgR
sfiNAGt-Pneky OF fan Round Ieaved or summs,
- v iafy White Bush Eary yellow Bush Winter Crook
TOMATO-iafee Red
OkNP-ary whre Dutch Eary yellow Dutch P.d, esrd.,
Az a'y white stone Red Top Ruta Bags White Fat Winter
r. 81 '''"'"'" iD"ef SEED
| w NS1" GLAss'---So DOIes assorted for@sby
n DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

y the United States Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia. Is43-In matter Of bank
uptey Of JAMES r. CHRISTIAN OF the county Mathews
the Eastern Virginia District The p Christian
has been dccreed Bankrupt by this Court filed petition
for his discharge IL ordered that pub
lhed printed IN the City OF Richmond. seventy
days least before the Let day August hearing
be had the said petition the United States
City Of Richmond creditors proved their
and other appear place
aud show they have, prayer peti
toner should not be granted. A Copy-Tesie.
l1-wlIw GIBSON Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN VI. OREM'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex Duval & Cos Drug Store.

E. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
public generally he just received fun as
OF Clothing. the materials Of which
purchased Pail cities OF Philadelphia and ~
the city Of Baltimore the
John NJ OrcnL OF Marke, and
Charles Il thing further (ony
part the style and quality of hi.
make is well known 10 the citizens OF Virginia.
NV consists part Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek and over Coats
Belgie md JonviIe do do do
Cloth nd Cainlci Coaks pan OF them Mcintosh style
Sup West Of England Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
plain and fancy styles and
qualities
Vests Velvet. Cashmere, MeTino, SILK and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton shirts
DO Bosoms and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Shaker Shirts and Drawers Pock
handkerchief Opera Ties and Stocks Cloves
Saspenders, half Hose,
ALSO
Samples Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs
order fashionable and
the shortest
The advantages the purchase Of these Goods VIII enable me tn
CLOTHING and respectfully the
public y call nj themselves. de5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

d hereby certify that have used Smiths Bters Renova
Tor ~ Health for four past myself and family, and
nnded n number u others and failed
give relief when properly adhered fused diseases n
hs stomach SEX headache bilious fever dorderd bowels and
every the patient found relief would
IN n who may b. diseased To Try H. it Is pleasant buer and
gently m me bowels WIN WATTS.
La
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
REMOVED.

4 BRANNAN & cos old Dominion Clothing Store op
81 oe side the and facing Franklin Hotel John
Earey Old Stand South side OF Nam ID House from Governor
We would embrace this opportunity and method af making
Of Richmond vicinity
constantly keep hand Clothing OF all Kind aud espec
ally ior the current and approaching which will sell
feur prces FOR cash We respectfully call and
stock whether they goods All goods
-J b that do pleas, every respect may
b. refunded "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

~x Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad At 6
A. NJ. reach the Junction breakfast and thence
proceed together with arriving at the June
AAA the North. the Louisa Railroad 10 Cor
fE donsvire Charlottesville reach
AN-ng Charlottesville by z. NJ AMI Cookies Is miles
West by Leave Cookies by daylight
Bue Ridge SUNRISE and Staunion by 10 A. VI
The IL A NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night aud leaving there day light reaches
Warm Springs breakfast and Caachans dinner and
White sulphur p NJ Lewishurr by = NJ
a day - than the route by LynehhHrg The
whole expense tp the week days sooner
The Natural Bridge stanton Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays DAYS Will be furnished
II \ NJ by nght leave morning at
Natural Bridge breakfast where
dinner and reach pbres Springs by
night morning breakfast reach Calaghans TO DIN
and the White Sulphur Springs by p NJ AvoIDSG NIGHT
splendid and fall and the and
coaches : fine heretofore
These Lines Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all others a dHy porHt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
CHEAP FOR CASH.

VVNHE subscriber would call the attention of the
II public good merchants thai
does promptly his engagements al
ndemning profit charged and where he has such euso
charge his good customers more thar
de erminaton TO let no such nsees
by refusing all such which will enable me To sci
CHEAPER THAN EVER Those who buy for cash or pay
promptly quarterly. would suggest the propey OF Their
calling below the Bell Tavern at my old stand BE-
fore such customers
offering them GOOD ARTICLES, small advance
ro.t can ef;,c, sales GEO. w. GRErTER.
for selling customers produce nor for de
liveung goods bought OF me Al the Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
DIR. HuII,. Ttero Abdominal supporter.

THIS instrument for the radical cure Of Pro-
- ~ apsus Uieu, falling Of the Womb, by external
HEA application suTerseding the Of the obiecona
8he PesSay, l. confidently recommended 10 the AZ
n fcted the Of perfect restoration IN health
AZ ~ having failed of performing
~ under the most aggravated circumstances
Supporter attained very high character IN Europe
WEI! a. IN this country adopted dsuse OF Pea
res all other painful surgical expedien and universally
medical Of the highest rank. IL
daie relief when Of patient from those d
symptoms attendant al 81 Poapsus and always
effects a permanent gratifying that has met
decided appreciation every medical who has had prac
teal knowledge OF utility and Of patient who has worn IT,
Permission given Richmond Doct t. Johnson
Prof J. r. Mrtiucr. Prince Edward e. II.
furnished exclusively for ladies' at T. Nesey
York separate entrance from the business
department. lady attendance 10 apply rsses
and supporters to female patients
Pamphlets describing and applications be had al
any agents the country For sale Rich
inund by apl3 PENION JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

n NV WOHh.-J uiver-alsn examined r-nouucei and
posed 10 series n lectures embracing the experience Of
author during ministry Of years testimony Of
uhy.sast ministers 10 the dreadful tendency
by Mathew Hale smith.
toSrESIs w0RK.-Iet Religious erp@renre. % Rsa-
som Tor renouncing uuver~-m from difficulties
attend ~ defence 81 Reasons r drawn
from The threatnnEs oi the Bible for e0Incin
un'efsasn drawn from the arguments addIced support the
Doctrine 9TH IniVeran not sustained b. Arguments
favor derived from the light u renounc
INC universalsn drawn from ~ moral results Eth Arguments
against univer-alsm drawn from future Judgment Address to
christians 10 relation 10 universities ami unyersaIsrn
supply just received BY J.. VI HAROLD.
At the Depository few door below Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

bic and successful remedy Tor Dyspepsia sick headache
and bilious complaints cole deb
a. female distinctions and for complicated
from Indigestion. Smiths Btters
Health We have received many testimonials n efficacy
few only q which for want n space subon That
innocent and eecuaI remedy does admit Of a
those who have tied them
ELLIS 4 ELI.ETT. Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
WORKMAN, M'GRUDER l. co.

DffER FOX SALE:
ON HADS r Rico, ST. CroI ~ Clarified Sugar,
cO 40 boxes Woosey wooeys Double Sugar.
- boxes Smiths single and Double Loaf Sugars
> bbs Powdered Sugars
90 bbs Crushed do
40 S SIs FRAN o. Mola..es.
100 bags Old and superior Coffee
3l4 do Green LaRura
SO do old White do
ESQ do Green do
1000
100 boxes wOoiroT & Hulrs Patent TaIow Candies
Is DO Sperm
10 do Judds Patent Sperm do
so boxes Soap
Is Rice
b chests best G. p Tea
Gunpowder Tea IN O ID T. 10 ID bores
Young Hyson and Black Tea
% dor Simmons n Barnes
900 kegs Nails
300 sides Sole Leather
10 terces Whale oil
. do
sc bales Alabama Cotton
100 uercss Lime
Ground Plaster in ticrces Of 500 lbs
10 baskets best Olive OIL
Is bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pmento Mace and Nutmegs
eeroons best Caracas Indigo
30 bbls Tar
Clover Timothy and Herds Grass Seed
Cotton Yarns assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Bed Cords
40 bbls WhtInoss Family Flour
100 do superne Flour coo Dupon Sporting
Powder Shot and Bar Lead 200
tons Tredega Swees English Iron COMPRISING gen
Bered Cast and German Steel Hoop Band
er Plate and Plough Plates apss