davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
'sHsg&'N' SALE.

4 GRIEA}lN 10 the provisions ol decd Of trust
"A executed 10 the subscriber by Pferal G. Hall,
hearing dare The 2na Of February lSi2, and which is
duly recorded IN the CLERKS "lire Al, Campbell county.
l9r purposes therein mentioned slall procrcd h sci ior
cash. at the DWELLING house al said pbrral & Hal in
fhr county o Campbell. on Wcdn, say the leh day Of
July next the iol Hing prrrrl}. 10 Wi: one hay mare;
enc sore mare; one fu horse Wa2aon and gear all the
crop Il pharea made IN the year l. II by the SAIL Hall;
onr COW and calf s'N hours three turning pl1uaIs; two
rou't'fs: one shovel plough, 9nbnrng hoe five hill
ing hoes: four ltrec sw;na trees feather beds
aud furniture: sher gnni rl'I aud t'lsk dhe pot:
nyen one ryna pm chsst. OF knives and
frLS; sci Of plates: wo dishes, two pitchers; halt
dozen cups and saueers. ana one >n11r dish.
The subscriber will r'nyeY such tile only IS vcsledt
in him by the deed Of trust
81 RWEIL LEE, Tfuslre.
Inn, y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
New Bonnet store.

AiING taken tho store recently occupied by Frank
y lin Nperry, the subscribers void rospsCrMiiy
invite the auen ~ i" tNr 'aGes, ard the public gene
aliy. II thc,r slnc, u
BO.NNE1'S. RlBONS and FLOUERS,
which VI" be opened Friday morning Qbe l2rh
May) Those wishing 10 buy will find ii 10 their ad
vantage To call before going elsewhere. feeling as
sured from lang experience AND strict attention to
business that Rpnnrls Sent oHt ii this csiablie'ilhrnl
cannot b surpassed III style durability and dressing
all being carefully selected by OURSELVES tor tins market
especially. We deem it unnecessary Ia .ubllsh cat
a,gue. II You waGt pretty. durable aud c1ieap Don
rcis, call and examine for yourselves
MIR. < MRS. IIFNING.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
James River iron Works for .age

FENll T. undersigned II ell To the hel,sl bidder ulr
h the l5jh day ul duly neAl, the t.lk Cteeh Fur
mace and bctwernl aud lSfO acres 81 and connected
lhefrwltb. About 90o acrcs Of tins Land are covered
will heavy growth o forest timber, and additional sup
piles of "and~and taany extent. may he bad prle.
moi exceeding S per acre between aud dOO acr,s III
lie laud Immediately eouit4aHs to the funlctaIt used
ur farming rh'ps'e, potion 81 winch LIS been aeh
" improved and rauveflrd into me.aoV. NOW yielding
LIt- IL..-. LLr.-L !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
.N,i!cncry "na 35H.atvHAltakis2

MFRS. GAME,NNlL bees lealr To inform her
WI friends and customers llal shr has moved her
residence 10 the first three sry brick heusc above Plan
,crs Warehouse. (brlonging Ia Rev, }. E.afly) near
The upper end Of Vain street. Whfrc she Will al all times
be ready and pleased 10 serve them IN every branch Z"
her business in neat and fashionable Sly e Children
Clothes ina.e and trimmed every variety OF style
Bonurts bencfed and tnnitd in manner, and
her prices will be 10 suit the times
April 10 3H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
From iic HncLmtu9 jILig.

Since the passage Of the Iann Bill last simmer The
'rEc'r imported into the country has Amounted IN n
bout niIlo1- Of Dollars: Nearly l3 millions sincc
lhc st Of January. than millions month -
This is individually owing to the OPERATION of tho Ia
in. BY mrans oi That benefcrut measure our country
ceased in some degree to be floodrd with the products Of
Fnrpeaa labour home industry encouraged and eur
people selling abroad more tlan they consumed brought
back the laance IN hard dollars
The hlgs may point with pride to tho effects Of this
measure o Wing relief and IN respect particularly
to this matter of the importation sPrce. The Democ
racy labpured for twelve years 10 beter tie cGnencyn
which, at tho beginning Of Their experiments was
quail specie. Betrehcy got through win their expert
tnents lher bttiered currency worthless Us east
away rags. The experiment of importing specie was
ono On which they especially pnded Themselves. The
land to he filled with hard money-- was 10 flow m
the Mississippi, and the yellow jackets were TO ol;sten
through the Inersces Of every Farmers long s.sn
purse. This was The great and the glorious work
which The Democracy laid ont for themsc ,es They
eEocecded TO the TASK with vast energy and nnlouh,ng
Aence IN the success Of their ra,ruiie uoaeylakinn
I tssk 'hey, r.ssea "ns.,,h,y issued
Is . took The Responsibility" they
', Sssa ,,ss D Nsa'd not da. The e'1
guf of$A< card loiaed, it was bought up
wasisst's!.s .sSS 4 specie and paper We had.
sqspsltavs SsElry oflhe country was paralyrad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
yGss.r EsG.a,.


This nrpcry lies in The counties Of Nelson and Am
hersl Adjoining nearly the Canal onlhc margin ii James
River, 10 nnlcs from Richmond To which place
the Metal is carried u cost ol ttle upwards OF per
ton.
The advantages fIle proporr, beyond arr oic- Of
like character IN Irgiit, gov Of It's ncafnras 10
markegnanlity. quality, diversity. and nearne~s Of
The Ores and llmesoue-lhe adaptation Of The Metal
10 Foundry purPises-ebeapncss Of adjoining wood land
Sc. &c.
Persons disposed to buy. are invited to examine this
property thoroughly. The that the property
will he sold on the day above .al"d the first fair day
thereafter Possession be given at The close II the
present year. The day 81 SALE may he agreed on
The purchaser will be permitted III either event l., PIE
pare for crop aud procure supplies of ore. coal &c
Iorms-Aho 1 500 Wi be required III cash or al
GO days, secured b good negotiable rapc' balance in
lwo equal annual payments properly secured by lien
the property or olht rnIse.
A. n MONTGOMERY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
.PSg.V7E Ft.yg, 71sFF'F,Ys

4 II received. l. ~ more Of Dr. llatley's cole
~ braled MINERAL W>rrR. Also. fine LIT of puac
.ippics Oranges. Lemons, Cocoa .Nhts. ST.. Sc.
J. II. EIIXGlBBON.
HEAD Or ,nrERs, nearly opp site the Bank Virginia
June ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
I'DL. fIF.-v,J..OS.

land all liz commercial interests lay prosjrate al the
m'fcs NJ 'orelgn nations.
Tue Wings, alihn' palsied by trailor, efTrcicd in
year. what HE oco- had sson striving in vain III
do ~ twelve yeats, and by single ACT. turned back
the tide Of adversely. aud poured in upon the land
pious torrent Of gold The annals Of history may be nm
sacked IN vain To find instance of system phi.
~ heinz irinnpbantly sustained by brilliant aud he
nchcenl results aud another aud antagonist
whsmIngly condemned by failures aud disasters
Similar results " III be- found 10 run through and ~.
tend upon ali wbia measnfcs-- they could once bs
brought fairly and fully into operation.
TSlrRASA,-A New York paper narraes the El-
lowing rs having oechfrd at stoninglou, during MI
Tyler : vs 10 that puce. Thus 10 have kissed live
morning. ia feat Which should 70 far procure i the
operator nomination from The National Cony
we dodbt whether any o'her lisihg man has done III.
hike
al least aboh, five hundred young ladies'. very beautiful.
waited Oh the President with bouquets. The prees-
stun Of Young ladies headed by q sweet girl If
sixteen, "ho IN presenting Mr.. Tyler with beautiful
bouquet sand: "Allow me, Mr.. President, tn Ia va ,hs
hono 10 present you with oi the sweetest n,we ts
oil Connecticut" The President stopped down and
kissed her, saying; My dear Young lady, you are ono
o the s"ert., flowers that Conneciieu, can possibly
produce" lie Then kissed all The young ladics tina,
introduced 10 hln TO the Amount u several hun
died"
In reference to this. Nr Jones' of the Maids ,nian-
all,'w 10 make you acquainted with Mr. Joncs-rs-
inafks with sarcastic qhninnesS, that doubt the Clay
a0rnals IN thur usual nsi1ns, deprecang spirit will
assert that "lhs mile oiglfls haseh the office and not tho
man II Is ,uf lhah pobabe than The journals in oo.s-
tlnil viii bubble about the maer to deprive Mr. Tyler
ii the gury thus achieved, but they VIII ho most likely
10 say that III was the office, mud the man. that
ksr,d ihe glls," being more consistent with The
agency oi tho parties iui let Tho on,os knayos be- AZ
=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
EssTs1r SUPPLY OF BONSETs.

vUVIE SUBSC RIBER having made arrangements
4 Will. if ftressity, open flesh lot Of
MiIitrary every Monday mo ming.
that if any Thing NEW ard rnEirY Is III market II
NAV be found at
TINE y " wv T. 7 ~ q T..
Just opened a beautiful a7eoftrntnt Of BUNNEIS;
among the rest We name the
w ING BON ETS
now style of Bonnet first imported tfi- sprnt. The
An.i or HEMP BONNET. bonnet utort growth
ANDY conjecture, very prettv) Also beautiful a5sott
Incni nf FANCY FIORENCES,
Too tedious 10 Gail and eXannr for Yourselves.
Il. +. IlENl\G.
June % it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
BOO EsEANs PAPER.

DLAlN AND RI LED CAP,
Plan and ruled Letter,
Broad and long Account.
Record. phn aud fancy Snic,
For sale, CHEAP tr CASH. by
PAINE, GREGORY s Co.
Anvil II liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
Lands and SHARES ss .fNCFi0U.

DY NIRlI'E +. ola defd Of trust executed us by
- Mrs. Maria W. Smith. (nuw Mrs. Mara w.
Hughes hearing date on the 18th day OF March ISL,
and of record in thr County Court Of Amherst, We
shall. the 2lh day of August 1873, al the Dwelling
House Of her husband and herself IN the county Of
Amherst. expose to sale. by way Of public ancrloa Cor
cash the land hch they reside, consisting of TWO
TRACTS, adjoining each oi'ter aud containing III the
aggregate i2i acres more or less Also the oIlown.
Slaves. namely. John a man. Phillip. James, George,
Lucy. larne> Major lohn Ca hoy Rachel and Paisley
The land wifi be offered ior sale in parcels Acting
trustees, We will only convey the purchaser pnrcha
Of 81 dPopery the title vested in us by the said
deed, and nome other.
THOMAS A. HOICoMBE, ~,
CilIsWELL DABNEA.
,fnnc % tl2A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
~ s'lAS

etERNED up Al the shortest noti'c. from & \. NJ I'LL
y 10 =. NJ and oil the most reasonable terms.
Ill. FIrXGlBBON.
June q Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
s.agu E.aBsi;YS.

s.aVU gagGiyS.
NJ + have Jus, received an aiaIllonal supply Vi
w |. \ K d l. \ NJ I )
embracing every VARIETY.
JOSEPH u. EVANS y Co.
Essence Of Tyre.
w / have just rereivrd small consignment ~
" QIlRk ) ESSENCE OF TYRE;
used or changing the colour oil the HAIR dark brown
or black.
Al so.
Z inks Cascade III ter The ialr This 81 sands
hlshcr IN thecstmalion o The public generally, than
any other OIL ,iow u use
JOSEPH u. EVANS < Go.
june ; Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
Oranges and Lemons.

NNPECTED by the Packet this evening" fresh
Ia sapplyof
ORANGES. LEMONS and PINE APPLES
Also just received fresh supply Of
Dates Eagt'Si u alads, Son Shell Ho,oais. Cocoa
.Nitsaad t,yiis. J. II. FlfIhIBBON,
llEtp"l rtRrERe, nearly opposite the BaHl. of
Virginia
June %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

IcECHEAn. ECECWEAW..
SFRN Ed upsl all hours Of The day. and sent ont to
- private families al the shortest notice hv tho sub
.cuhcr at Head Quarters }. II. flIXGlBBON. .
June ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
From iie Richmond Hing.
MON F.NlENIS NlSSDI ri

nc rebellion, which Treasury pap has stirred up in
Missouri has cafrled te Benton homo post haste, Il,
mo n'eleel ol the saw null which II Nas huianp ia
hrnincky. Ills a1Ival IL announced ~ The st Louis
papers--n connection with that Of Mr.. trtienl,n com
nous conJnnciunl cNelams john Jones who ~ on n
ulp 81 business Ia The West.
Col Benon's presence will have very decided innu
ence, ono way or The ohrr, The febrll which has
sprung up III his absence.
I'1 hanging few oi the ring leaders. and lntmldalug
the resi- he rnay sr III It's inciplencg the progress 81
the mnInyibnt II hc adopts mild and lnparlnq n,as
ufcsn tie vain holt II whining hse, the do trters-
his movements will be ascrbed 10 rnad an c>prcs
SION which VIII Prove fatal 10 his a.cendanry. aud III
increase The dsallccuon.
We cory rrnnhic account af tho 4oe,roi r~hcl,
IS faaug tnm the correspondent u the Madleunisn
VI Tins distance, VIC cannot undertake Ia atrue hpun
NE 'rls ii The eonrofef~vi hut syurahes lean
'rededIr Ia tue gallant Colonel Whose sh,,nre has
mba!pned set u nlrtrenuiics and Jrsrrt,t. In ram
rGe 10 uN efhtoN HIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
Blythe Lieutenant Gorern6r of Yuginia.
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS II has been represented TO me, that WILLIAM
W HUTCHINSON, junior late Il enrco county; Charged with
felony IN Kidnapping slave, has lied from justice and no"
going at large:
Now, therefore, T. John NJ Gregory, Lieutenant Governor
Virginia. acting Governor Of the Constitution
do hereby offer reward of hundred dollars
who will apprehend the said VIM Hutchesu and Deb!
him into the Jail Of llenrico county And require all officers
civil and military and request the people Of the Commonwealth
all proper diligence for the Of the laid fugitive thai
he may be dealt with as tie law directs.
Given under my hand and under the lesser zeal Of the Cou
monweath, ut Richmond thiS 9th day Of December. ~
i'A''' the year 1872. JOHN n. GREGORY
William flutchcson Is forty years old, from feet 10
inches feet high Straight with broad shoniders r1thtI
small prominent cheek bones blue eyes, hair very dark haef
long, eoned chiefly the left. Ills some
what peculiar and forbidding 10 its cast.
Dec % 70-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, HAxovrR CorsTr,v.
W This institution, is believed merits that commend
10 public favor II Is situated at eonvenien distance from
Richmond In neichburhood unusually healthy The of
instruction Is systematic and thoough-ihc being
the mind OF the pupil knowledge of principles The Scriptures
are read daily and the Sabbath Biblical instruction will be-
Impaired TO all the pupils that bon I'd with Principal and
such others may desire H. The Trustees have recently
to very considerable in Citing nccommodatns for
the special purpose Of enabling the PRINCIPAL 10 have his students
under bis immediate watch aud From ten TO fifteen stu
dents comfortably lodged In tie Academy buildings
Parents WHO prefer IL may obtain board Tor Their sons In private
families q con distance from the Academy.
TrRM-The sesson will the 2Uth January,
and close the Goth June; the second viii the
July the 2nth December Two public
year. For Tuition and Board including washing
lights $780, for the scholastic year. payable the
Close Of each ,eson Day scholars received hrreorr
payment required above. No extra charge except French
SIS per session.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
IRA MoREY, JR., Principal
-yy1w
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
ron SALE bHEArf
400 1aifs et j. points, Frellel, BLANKETS
"a i, mad, u.afnlaftJ iaf sale cheap, by
4 81 LARGuIHIs II sUT.
III %.
A lANU. 7
Mn rLAY,a LIFE AND SPEECHES. .

mn rfay,a LINE AND SPEECHES.
The editor and publishers OF Mallory y cd
aaiibf If The Life and Speeches oi The lion.
Hrnnfy Clay deem 1t al act 81 justice 10 them.
satver; shi to. thh. numerous friends u Thai
gantle,nzn. III declare that The statement
made by tho publishers of q fheap edition,
that tt,ay ohsps atisAted 81, arrangement with
Mr.. James II. Swain, rropf@'afer 81 The eafg
ftff MI illustrated collection OF tie sI,.'aathns
Of Henry Clay IL taeoryeet.-thai 80 far frum
the rIeap edition being d full collection Of
1Ir. Glay'n speerhBs, it contains only %furtvfite
having omitted more than thirty, which are
in Mhllory's edition; ard which euiltai ms liaat-
" Eighty Of The public speeches Of Mr.. Glay.
and il eanfidatly believed TO be all that ever
have been reported
As 10 the statement thai teach speech Is
prsfated by a brief introductory paragraph.
explaining The circumstances which called II
forth these ~prefaees are only calculated to
t1islpad The reader, many If them Astounding
in the art,ssest errors. Thus we are told in
one Of them that AMIR CLAY moved for The out
fl Of b minister to Hrasit as the oldest md
most stable Of he independent Governments
Of South American. In another the lime Of
The Seminole var Is fix ad In 1870 atld 80 on
beside these defects the arrangement OF the
apaerlaH. instead Of being in Chronological
order. is confused and ineongfnns. Our edt~
| tiul, has been delayed beyond the time sp-
pointed fer its publication, but subscribers
will he amply rewarded for areh delay by a
correct and splendid book. 1t will be pub
lishad III July, 2
DANIEL. MALLORY Editor.
EOn'T. 4. BINBY g. CO. Publishers.
". York. July l5tlls 23a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

st,els for TINT samel' siiontsa 4 so,ce from
The body If the court. the p'saessof OF
which voice was instantly e~Jetted.
Mrs. Nowlan went Of, to go IN her own
way, that The fight becamH general TIA
pots, kettles, and etoekefy 1ew about Hnh
that, eventually, the wholo Of tho Delft
perepts rolled down stairs from The the top
10 The bottom, where they lay kIeki"g'
fighting, and biting eath other for some
minutes. until some more peaceful helgh.
hors cane In and seperatea them.
seyefal other witnesses wore examined
on behalf fihe cpnpluinan t, who as usual
swore sloatly for theft own party.
Mr. Early in iiis defence, attlafcd that
Il was The Donoyars that commented The
sktimmage, and thai he Ind been 'blIsthef.
I'd an sealded, and kill entirely by the
boilin' hot pilyaties,' and that he was the
,barmIessest. ~eivilept, aud q,iutest eta.
tbure an The face If this blessed %aittli,' md
| called several witnesses. who however. IN
their zeal proved too much, and therefor"
added 10. rather than diminished The ivrto
Of The accomplishments testimony
The magistrate endeasofed TO extract
frotn The witnesses sntle idea OF lie rea
,rit,,n If Tie atlair. wlien one of them snld
he believed there WINS I'm 'ow'd grndge be
tune the Dpnoyans an the Earlys, nm
whenever they KEN fbtebeiist each otneI
there was sure TO be n fight
The ease against MITE, Donovan's hts
i...I ..t,, fI,n,, Lnt, ri
The Mngls.tate-Well Mr.. EARLY, II
proved that YOU committed n brutal an
up~ptcyoked assault on Mrs. DonbYah
The wonder 10 the Is that you prnple don
hill one anotleri in these fights. fine yo'
2gB. for the assault. A..
sYetrah, yer hannet.' exclaimed Nj
Early, .is |. ,ne 10 pay the tN,nty shilling
Ye might M well ash The Hill ov Howth !
dante n hornpipe''
The Magistralc~-Then you 60 10 pflso
for n month.
''rroth tie 4%neselI,' enid Mr.. Dopova
smiling md bpbbing his heads lis 1ntselt
that's greatly obIeeged 10 yer hahnef io
seein' justice done beiune us.
The Maglatrwte--And you Mr. Done
van, must find good tail 10 keep the V'eae
for two months, or remain IN prison I'M
time.
More power an lang life 10 yer We.
scb,p,' shouted one Of the Early party. u
dad, that's aiqaal justice, amy ho"l pan
own self eouldp't hive done betther''
For once, the magistrates decision a.
penred to give satisfaction to both sides
Sunday Times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
NnltEE
will be sold to The biggest bi1dsf 1T tlts col
& tThu,nas 1ttllrV. rl

will be sold to the higest bi1dsf 1T The costs
Of Thomas Ltlley, on
fsATAJRDAY, goth Of AUGUST next,
afthe rourl house in the town OF Baton Rouge,
A certain tract Of land. belonging TO The
st,ce essipn Of the late Jas, Young. deceased
E4itlated al the Plains, containing five hundred
snperftial ~allpentsI with the Improvements
thereon, %bou,fded E5fth " lands Of Il W
walker. soul, BY those of Ueg r ffltay, West
nv Nevitl. and 1T Yotng, East By lands oI
The heirs Of Smith the Ia'd Lillef having
failed 10 comply with the conditions 6f The
sale 10 him made Of said amt
The terms and conditions viii be made
known on The day Of sale.
j,I ii iii EIf TESTER, p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
CARD.
WILLIAM KNIGHT.
Late of the firm of Dudley Il Knight
GENERAL GnoeEn.
Stores, Nos, |, 3, * B.
Corner OF Canal and Tchoupitanlas SITS.
Nf,o Orleans.
LADIES SCHOOL.

Mrs. r. Il. Sawyer would announce to the
inhabitants of Baton Rouge and vicinity, that
she has opened a school for the Instruction oil
young ladies', IN the house Of Gen. !. Thomas
near The court house.
Parents sending their daughters from a DIS
lance, may be assured, that they shall receive
every attention and adyvantage5c onduclve to
their Improvement.
Far reading. writing and spelling, s. %
For reading, writing, spelling, history,
Geography and arithmetic, 2 ae
Z. Natural and moral philosophy, che
mistry and rhetoric, together with
plain and French needle work . OF
june "a 20 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

Repnett, of the New York Herald, has
rs,.tu 10 Easere, but hhs left ~ great n
blHc IN himself 10 supply bis p'aeo.
This ioeum teaens says that BENNETT did
not take with him any certificates Of nc
Observation-Disclosures nduplIe'ty. mean
ntss. and inlaataood,f wbsfonpon Tho lf''
bune remarks that III was solely bbea,,se
he was tpo modest 10 solicit them. M DC
could ha ye had them ii abundance for The
a st inu "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

Honor to the Bram.--At the Fourth Of
July celebration at Cedar Keys, flofldn,
the following sentiments were gwen ana
drank with enthusiasm
BY WIN. Cooley. Esq.-"Col. VIM d.
Harvey. the brave and gallant aseneero OF
savage atreeity, cruelty and batbnf''y.,
BY Augustus Steele, Esq +"eeh. "n'
]. Worth; The fields we ill. the quiet roads
wa travel IN happy security, the waving
corn and lowing herds thai gladden. our
senses, bespeak our remembrance OF Tue
skill and %lnttepidity, and the 'ndom'table
perseverance, which, under difficulties lit
tie leea thai insutmonntah'o. seeured ''s
these Blessings"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
GuEAP FOR CASH.

The undersigned informs his friends and
the public in general that he has Just received
a large assortment of fine goods such as CLOTH
ing, dry and fancy goods snitaale for the sea-
son. and that he has made an arrangement to
IN. able. 10 receive goods which he will be able
10 sell as cheap for cash as any other store In
town and he also invites persons desiring to
purchase goods to come and examine MS
Goods as well as his prices before purchasing
p ,ny cher store D SANGER,
feb IA 2. Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
MAClItNE cry.

On consignment, a sapefiof gin stand BIZ
Gehtty's patent French burr corn mills
If the latest improvements, possessing many
advantages over aby others tdw In Use.
Btutlt mills, CT crushing machines. express
" designed for grinding corn in the car, into
coarse meal, fet steeAs.
The above machinery will ht sold very low
for cast, OF exchanged fat cotton, sugar Of
,udlasses. PIKE Il BAHlNs
itt1y 40 sH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

Or taken from the late residence of
Fisher, ON or about the 18th May last, a large
light sorrel horse, with fax name and TAFT
about 10 years old, a star in the face and one
or more white feet. Any person giving inior-
nation where he may be found or returning
him to the above mentioned place, shall be
snrnst 5 2s4t DEEM woodruff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
SIAIE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE,
1fa.;sh - Hast naton Ebttga.

viii BIZ sutd by The undersigned At The eottft
house in this town, on
sAfuHpAf, the Cd September hext,
nj The usual hours Of sale, lots No. !, q. 7. g,
0, u 10. Of atuafe No. 60, Beauregatd's sec
don If flatop Rouge, Belonging to The sdoees.
sion nf The late John Randolph deed.
The sale IL made at The expense OF Aug
I,up)aptier who failed to comply with The eon'
ditipn on which he purchased said lots
Terms cash.
;,lv 90 IN Gil TIsssIET, + J