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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

ANNU#r. t.tIur,iHoT AND FAIR OF
TIE hGrTN1LHtHJ. AND HEruh
s1tt&J AstEtt y IA.ll 1}e So TIE tfhIb
Ut fJGi>.aN...
THE comou3ss ap~o.1sc4 to mas, HE Il Is
ak"t.y a'ilneru."hse tor 5fho F4il, ~ pcetuIr
'n,. y Ito pGhue, ia III co,t#1oIly wfiti ttt"
ny patt~. Tie eseuffi annual exhibition aHe
I'a,r, ". ] taka mage N Baton Rouge, 90 O.
ninth HfHite1jh d. q lanutly rnsi, (l5i"J
through ttHt =patt anese ot lie canlHahd.gE
~4sttiepr auapif2enu Of ire nattfson, The gsl,avc
nt,talncj Tor t1ie exhibition, thb SINE teautr-
fulsite= aud c6tflnlrJHous afiliinge, iial "nlr
.fecorded IL The faruciation foFsthn Raule sttre
fp5sr ut tho laai exhibition Printed bandbills
Will be Unfinished ut lha f'aik, stating The dif-
.Ecfrnt eolnfIils oea, and the names Of The Indi-
vifualH COMPRISING tiiatu-~alFo the rules, and
regulations Tint vii e1tern The t'air,
The. committees rcfflset all contrhutorH TO
9eHs mild, that specimens intended for c&-
hibiticn must TIC gwen IL cbarge VI ihiea 6atn-
niif'ea at least one day preceding tue fsfr
ST. aid ~rtjitalle arral4emaatnsw4lI be made
for the rrGep'le Cd, # specimens which alter the
Fair, will se r~efitrfed upon derspd,
Prelniuns vii he awarded by The AHsocla-
ton, for The beef and saesIla best Of the fol
luwlng articles r. wit 81
For improve cd breeds Of animals bulls, csWp,
fat cattle. work oxen, caiFeB e~Ialllnas, brood
mares, geldlnga, colts, jacks, 'atn1as, muIes,
laulb# Of tIn oarl"Us breeds. boars.
ntl,a o. tic different orce1a, poultry Of
every description, the yaflnlls improved breed
Of dogp. for every description OF agrs c%n|tnr5'
productions. for ~fruifP, vc&atabIes aud lowers
Tor every description of1,apfoFcfI'oi1'a or IN
f ufotuI agrIerltttfai machines ana
,nr'nmcuts, for raw or manufactured SIR, tor
eprcinenE IN mechanic and fine arts. d. o..
The Cnmmji'cca are pledged 10 Use Their
best eiirrts 10 give general satisfaction, not
doubling ,hal The public will on their part.
cont butte III every manner 10 tufiilei the o.
which VIII he made 10 render The
p~craaisn lrte resting and usrt'l, ~rrsmotrvc Of
he high objects Of the Association.
The editors nj s~azniteH friendly 10 the A.
4seiat1onwiil confer 4 favor by giving the above
many Insertions in their columns as posi-
bic between tlua and The day st The Far.
ED CONRAD,
JAS. COOPER. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
COTTON GINS

Of the most approved manufacture from 40
to 60 saws FOR sale VI
august q ~ PIKE & TlADTN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
JAS. FD0FFIE,
dec IS A r PLOUGH.
SAI.E

ASsiGNEE'S SALES
VIII be ssId,, in West Baton Rouge, on
u TUESDAY, the. 10Th Jan. next, (is4a.D
by the undersigned assignee, he eaecta Of A
Dunbar, consisting of: Z
Negroes, horses, m1lcr. oxen, Cattle, "aFgorr,
farming utensils, one get OF blacksmith
tools, patent eern mill. one baf>arhe, enc
old sniky. Other things lee nunietous 70
mention, p
Terms Of sale,
Negrscss
Five hundred aDd fly dollars cash,
The balance on one aud I've years, 'rern
the ooh Dee, 1872.
: Andrew, aged 60 yearH.
Joe, g.
Saul, 70
Billy, -, II
uemp4ey, G5,
Sally, %,
EIl@a,ya5. and all infant,
Abby, so,
Grace, 80,
Elody, so,
The personal property for al sums under
ten dollars, cash. and@a!l sums abnve, at a Gre
dt OF ton month from the dayoF sale, IN gsoH
o 3@7rscti no;"s % &c satisfaction OF the As
auco. tssla. IT, ra'a T1arr at he residence OF
4 Dunbar, 10 oi1ta !. = NJ.
4cc = a" r. WOODS, Assignee.
NOTICE
Whereas. John Tetanv n7jrr" f"st1ncpta-
~ cv~r1l,ar # a." i4tc Aro~o,s . 1esSier, a
s,tlaucG y. -, Baton Rau4", ST." si Eonlsf-
= lra. having lie frtrntlnn TO atranch'sc his
mn atrc<s, named Marlannr, aged eighteen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

COAL.

for sale, which he offers very low.
Oct 20 80. +. ARBaUR.
Il
A L LOUGH-srnaEo S~nE~T1sr.
r Residence, East Of the court house, IN
the house formerly occupied ~ Charles II
Tcssicr, Baton Rouge.
WANTED, a coed gardener, one Of Study~and
sober habits.
Apply at the above residence.
dec 10 Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

ECLECTIC SCHOOL EOOKSI
Brlert'c prlrnmrrs With pictures, Eclectic
srelIin" books Eclectic first reader; Eclcc-
tin second rraaer; Eclectic third reader; Ec-
lrctic fourth reader; Rays Eclectic 9ritIne-
fir Rays Little Arithmetic Rays Rules and
Tables. l. Miss Dccchcr's hioral Instructor;
Nansfcl1'S Political GRAMMAR; Smiths In.
ductivc GRAMMAR; Maron's Sacred Harp with
patent notes Missouri Elarmonvs FIR sale by
GEO NJ HEhOMAN,
Opposite thn Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

TIMOTHY FAY, Nj. D. +
Respectfully offers bis services in the prac-
lice of medicine.
Office renewed TO his residence. two doors
from the house of DR.. Harvey, and lately oc-
cnpied by DR.. Chopper.
april 80 IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

LIME.
no bhis. best quality T1tomaSion lime, for
sugar m1tiHg or other purposes, Just received
and for sale by 4 MONTAN.
Nov s 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

Fer SALE.
.Aancw house with four handsome cham
hers, in a vcry eligible position,ron Third st,
Baton Rouge
CpndiiionS,-According TO time. II viii he
sod fer cash at a moderate price, and on rca-
sonnhle terms on credit.
Apply to Mr. Cornet opposite the Engine
House No |, Third ST.
dec 10 kitf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
NOTICE..

NJ IJE, @
All persons who haze Claims against the
late firm Of ] F Phillips, & Co, are
requested to present therl to the UNDERSIGNED
for payment. p & Z F PHILLIPS.
nev &c 4" a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
BATON ROUGE SAW MILL

The undersigned having ~lecofHe proprietor
Of this eBtabllsIiment. offers his eervlree, for
cash, 10 all persons having business IN his
line. Orders pnncttalIy and Ffetnptly e1een-
ted. Those llivlnr corn to grind are IT the
same tune Informed that they VIII be nccotno-
dated by
ian Is ~ .AREnTR. j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

MATCHES l. MATCHES
Thirty gross Of Matches just received, and
for sale low, nj the manufacturcr's prices, by
iuly 20 ID q. NJ. HERnMAN, Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

AUG. DUPIANTTER,
april o . MANUEL. MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

" From his ~brinst"ne hei. NJ break bf day,
A walking the Drpii IS gots.
10 visit his little snug farm Of the earth,
Aud Sc how hia stock went OIL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
COLDsMITH's National Chirographic

VI Institute, aod bookkeeping Academy, 254 Broad
way NrwYork, opposite iha City Hall tensrance nj the
dGoI the Ncw.Y0rk Muierm) Mr. Goldsmith respect.
fully informs The citizens OF NewYors and liz vrons that
his Saciou. apa tents Tor the instruction OF PenmaEsnip
and Book Keeping open during the day and even
ing. tor the reception Of pupils ard visitors.
Mr.. 9. his obtained the FIRST premium three consecutive
ears best specmrns OF Of.hand Penmsnshp e1bi-
ntrd at the great Fairs OF the American Institute He also
ges himself mpar all in 10 lessons OF one hour each,
lis admired system OF Mercantile and Epsolay Fen
man.hip the money! the expiration OF he les
The gentlemen taught bold, iree dahing style
OF Mercantile Writing-wrsD with the greatest rapdiy
The LaGes acquire beautiful style of Ep4eidry Wriusg
An invaluable accomplishment 10 the sex.
Gestlcmen rsm abroad wishing TO give their sons an OPP
poruny OF ezceng in the Chcgrsphlc Art are assured
that every effort will he made render their stay IN ms
city profitable and agreeable Ladies' or Gentlemen nGt
wishing TO their Lessons always make layofaDio
arran cement for ~ unlimited attendance. -
Young Gentlemen qualified as teachers OF the art, IN all
its various branches
TERws-For Course OF Mercantile and Epsolary
Writing Five Dollars, including stationery Book Keep
ing reduced from Fifteen Ten Dollars, Tor az unlimited
atiedance payable In advance. Strangers visiting Inc
city can receive OF writing lessons ~ two or ree
DAYS The Ladies daily from Ii 30 o'clock Gen
tIemrn al A. ID and and r. NJ Private instruction
given. ,,,ui
For sale at the Academy superior article OF Metallic
Pens. Reterence
ROBERT n. MORRIS, Mayor OF the City ofNew-Yofk.
Gen. CHARLES ~. SANDroRD,
gro HALL, TX. Mayor Of BROOK lyn.
JuHS DAVIS, Governor OF Massachusetts.
Hon. AEsorr LAWRENCE, Boston. i0Sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
MONEY MARKET
Commercial and Honey Matters.


There was edera,e basiness toing a, tie Board
day, ana rather heavy Sioalngloa declined ;
per cent; Paterson per TIE sales OF state Stocks
were not large but prices firm Clio Si1es improved
!; Kenucky, !.
Thrre brsiness doing in S.er:g and Francs at
5. - and ~: -, INCH rates are rather worse
There some little demand for Central to-day, and il
could have been placed about 10 Mobile Is Ii Is n.
Org1n. yar.
Wehop- all our readers Who had Monmouth Bank
on hand have nj them in for redemption II they have
no, le; Them do once, and avoid them in future.
We Learn from Augusta the n,eres, on the Georgia
SIX per cent bonds due 1t inst paid Il
posed mat arrangements wapld be made within m9nlh 10
pay it.
Blcknels Philadelphia Reporter Of to-day, remarks Is
follows:
40 change in the condicn OF our Philadelphia Banks
As far as we en- ascerta prudent been prr
Money continues abundant FIR good paper. Rates may suit
be quoted 4; from 20 per cen; o1J 81 doors.
The Clinton Bilk OF Columbus, OJio, has declared a
dividend oil SIX per pa able demand-to the New
York Seckhners at the Bank he State of New ork.
HE Norer Bank OF Kentucky has declared dividend
o. three PER cent payable in Philadelphia Goth inst. The
Philadelphia NORTH American Insurance Co three per cent
The House OF Delegates Of Virgins, by unanimous,
Thursday last declared IN favor OF he states pay
in1 the interest on The james River aud Kanswa Compa
NJ; BONDS for hich Tie STATE had pledged ier ai,h
The finances O! Maryland. according o the Governors
Message very Furnishing The surplus
diminished, and every demand ppon the treasury OF The
State has been promptly met.
The public debt OF Michigan learn from the Mes
sage OF Governor Barry. is $685. M "a h- public debt
OF Keniucky is 1892 783.
bi!lha beea introduced ia tie House of eprcsenta-
lives OF Ohio prohibiting foreign banks insurance eompa
MES &c e Iansac,ing business by agencies the State.
The following new officers o the Reading Railroad bave
been eiected-Jchu Cryder, Esq, President; Coleman
Fisher, j. =. Brown, Wm. &cKse, WIN. Plat John Tucker,
and NJ. Richards Managers Samuel Bradlor Secretary
and Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards AEcscreor.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
Store iss arpaeway.
lipcyalca< advances
wEpNEsDAY EyENINs.

WEDNESDAY, ENENtNS.
Al o'cuck, al The aGeion rood
TAIuAYIs MISCELLANEOUS 1ooxsA large collection OF
Standard WORKS 90 Theology, History, &c.
Among the collecca Aiann's History OF Esrope lar
Comprehensive Commentary sv; kpspP's Theology Sos
SF'sefs Ecclesiastical Ri>lor Sv The Naioaat Preacher
i3 aaacso!ss United States Sv. Spencer Weeks ~, Mil
ions Wosks ice copy; Pseys Complete Works Gn~ copy,
Wororths Works 6s; Preseo,s history OF Ferdinand aad
Isabella 81; Gcjsuat'S Works ~ Hawkes. Carors OF The
Church, Parks @tiugs OF Kew. W. s. Homer; Feichers
Scripture History Vi Loeth The Sacred Poetry OF the
Hebrews: sgeow's tcchooAcgy ro~ussnds Billie 2vois;
Mackuiab The yiss u,leyan,s Preachers Manuel;
RobiasoBs Harmony The Gospels; Carpenters Scripture
Natural Hioyy; Jenss Companion The Bible, Stcart
The Prophecies; laurTus Greek TSs,arie ng; 0oEsganS
Greek aud English Ls1IcoG; Riggs Manuel OF Chalee
anycare wInsrs Idoms OF the New Testament Burke's
Complete wo,k, Sv bestsdoD Coopers Novels S6s Mar.
rays edition OF Byr.us Work. and Le; Book OF The Poets
egant v Sears Wonders Of The World and Bible Bog
raphy, &c. &c.
,,S wilSpn's Auerisan Ornihocgy Nv onarto splendid
rsa.e tiIshcock's Geology of Massachusetts s'oSesro;
)sloule Ie Constitution OF kngiaBd; How norhs
s.; SroUgt Miscelisnie>; Wayanss Poaeal sSono-
my; TyaI Kis,orr Napd@on 100 plates Browns niee
Dictionary so,bss Lie OF Sea,; kiehardsors Shete-
Penny Mag aZine Richardson's dictionary "; hase-
csSons History Massachusetts Bays Aksns fhSs'oosy'
&C. Sc.
II Catalogues may be bad at The store on morning OF
sale.
FRIDAY EVENING.
ENGLISH RooSsin extensive collection OF OLD ana aao"'
Eagiish Beoh'.
Particulars hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
BIZ THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN NAIL
from or Philadelphia Correspondent

fPBtLA pELpyaA, Jasuary TO-
No arrivals or c,earspces up 10 a o'cleck, d
The Delaware is now entirely free from all osseclon,
and strong son,heas.ey gale this n,eaiens prssadh
The Ice Boat, Capt Bennett, Inoi1eiary S. ~
bringing, Is uppose in tow. several vessels WHICH u6
been below for severn days past
Below, brig Emily Berradou iIon 81 !aso &c Ssos
Seencs, Harding ior Trinidad nezI day Bnlah Merrill
aldeberan Corery for Wilmington &c, next day oarqee
ten ,chr was brought in prize, taken by SPann
tte.n1er OF war en the eoa Of Sc Domingo The Eay
i;ng ashore akou, halt rAr below the Piers az Reedy
Island where sac was drfvea Sunday night by the iee
Also harQue, unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
DISASTERS

The ship Counties, Of Lordon Hutchinson, arrived 'at
sobe from BRISTOL England reports when In ths latitude
OF bresi, ,e 18th November, she discovered o 10
ieewarA on fire. Bore upoa her and discovered hes
10 be lhe Frenca brig Angeiique Henry ppouie master
10 days :on Rouen, ana bound 70 aarsees WIN eao
OF manufactured goods, drugs &C. By great e1ettohs,
ca paia Hutchinson in saving Ite~crc" ana AL
bands, ara bought them 20 Mobile.
Ship Otbi; OF Nantucket, lost near Payta In Iute
had barrels of oil on board ghen she went ashore,
coo barrels OF which saved and sold fos ABOUT
3 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

M ATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-
Wv sequence the reduction Of duties by tie late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and silver
levers Anchor Escapemen, Lepne, and Other Wa,cbea
OF and spIenfh patterns aud Jewelry al retail b
lower than they be bought for at ony othss place in
the city. Gold wetche: rs low as go 10 ~ EACH
warranted TO keep good time the money returned
Watches Clocks repaired 10 the best manner aad var
yanted at much Isss than the usual prices.
g. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches aad Jewellery,
O7is Wholcaaif and retail 80 Wall.st up Ma1Ie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

n Clinton EEall, Decc,nber IS, lS+2.-The Regu
lar Nomans apPon'eS o al evening The
2sth ul, il accordance with Article Him. Chap 2 Oh Tue
Constitution respectfully present the following candidates
for he support OF the members the ensuing election:
For Yice President,
RICHARD BuRLEw-wi!i C. Cartilage.
For Corresponding Secretary,
ANTHONY HALsss-wnh rradermen's Bank.
For Recording Secretary,
WM. NJ PARxs-witl American Exchange Bank.
For Treasurer,
JAMES A. WiLLIAMsoN-"ith Aymar i Co.
For Directors,
Charles NJ wbea.ley-witl Jas,es B. Gilman
job. o': Stevens r. H. sawyer
Benjamin Pomeroy, Jr." Browning; Hull Co
J. n Clark {" Townsend, Sayre& Co.
II. g. Scudder, b Knapp .,,c...
JOHN +. BAKER, Chairman
,ry,. Sytsy1r Sec,rv d2i ,jlS-
TYsuigers Enstilute Aectures.Tlns l'us
have made arrangements ior c9s,ss o. Il M cSs ~
Jan la-0ne Lecture by Nm. B. KINNEY, Esq. suejec'
Jan. is-One Lecture hy Hev E. H. CHAPLIN Subject
tCopernicus and his Times
Jan 26-One Lectrrs by Rev. Dr. 6ETAuNE' SuoJee'
Opinion Of the Ancienls'
Feb :o,a"s. a, !; O'CLOCK
Sipse tickets IS cents eac q for The course tten Lee
turrs gentleman and Indy, tor the course, 81 au %
admission for family. 81 FOR the course soehao.e i l
Ter the 24,h inst GEO. w. BETS,
aS Chairman ileCtpTc Souiiui'tee.
u Chelsea 1.yceuui.-The nett Lecture will be
6-lvsre. The pis Church in Sxetnlh-.ueet thte
BUILDING the Eighth Avenue on Thursday Evening,
Subject. Humaa Life; JIG Il"
II Rev. Charles c.. EiRney viii conti.ue MS
Sunday, Tuesday "Wednesday Friday evenings, al the
Free Congregational Church, Nbos Saloon al O ioek
Subject for This evenng-Evcry aiora Agent knows him
self 10 be a svhjec, Moral Government How be kboas
this Proof that he does know III &c II Seats free i
NJ MIR, d. 3. Goldsmith, Professor OF Penman-
ship Will drve; Lecture al Clinton Hail. Friday evei-
I'M January 18Th. Subject TIE PEN Tickets 25 cents
,nIr sbaim-d at r Gs Wriliag Rooms OF the Librarian
the Mercantile Library and at The dosr the evening
Lecture will commence al 7to'clock jio Aus
cSs,ec,ion with The Hio.nic Fsecora.-A
co.rs OF Lrs:es on this subject illustrated by drawings
and nantipgs viii be delivered by Dr. Hawks, al Niblo's
saloon Tfe FIRST lecture viii be delivered on Thursday
evrnipr l-h instanI at ha-pa>t O'clock The course
will cnnsis, OF four five lectures IieK's ee
iaped al the book stores of Wiley ruiha lni nfod-
way: Sworss Sanford Co, i5e Broadway Bartlett X
Wexford 22s Broadway Roe Lockwood, e.1SG~a ~,
Thomas j. Grower eSS Broadway, and geo. niaet e1'
Bread ay axd al the door the Eight OF ,he ~
Esr Course Ito ADM, lady and gentleman. 90 az
:" one person ..-.......''..na w
Ticket for the evening "
| joss
Cr lectures on the Prophecies OF DmEles.
Professor Whiting, oil Williamson, &, ian eminent
scholert vii Lecture in The Baptist Tabernacle
STREET Chashana, on "Wednesday and Thlrsday Even
ngs lth and 18th inst al O'clock The pubic, ana c.
peciAlly clsrgynen, are invited 10 attend. gus u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
Rankrunts-Inz. 10.

Creditors agans, WIN. II. Thompson, merchant n. 7.
Theodore 4. Isaacs clerk. N. 7.
James B. Cook, clerk, ". Y.
David Cadsrnii rurehanic. ~. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
mo ALL WHoMIT MAY CONCERN.


4 Health is treasure which csnpot be bought; hat IN
many cases how easily destruction and loss can De pre-
y-aedt How frequently dses slight cold, apparently OF
no Consequence ard causing bat little inconvenience ~ us
To- n liz hnman race Consumption. which yearly sweeps
- many Thousands from society VIII yen Dot be HaInea
T. therr m lie 10 induce you preserve your health, ta
.a,ss, hI.ssn, yoa can have! What riches pared
t. 5esb, Reflect and be persuaded careiuy TO preserve
tns health Experience proves sno HOUSINGS h11es hA''
PICTORIAL HONEY or LIvERwonr
IN. best most pleasant sse and speedy remedy ever Of
tsred sor Coughs Colds Asthma, Inirsnza, spi,ipg of
blood aad all affections Of the Longs leading to Consmg
ton, X scsmposed entirely Of vegetable ingredients II
facilitates expetDrssion, mpderaes inpmafory action.
poete. healthy unctsns OF the skin, and nygpfstes
;cse constitutions Impaired by protaccd hacking coughs
It's price, s~o sllngs per bottle, places twin the reach
OF the poor we'll the rich. II may be had Of Oh
COLT, McKESS0N & co General Agents for the Unit-
ed States Us Maiden Lane and al retail bJ sl the rsspect
able Druggists in the city ard country.
AMEs d. NOwILL, Sole Proprietor
daa 1rrs t67 Bo.xerv. N. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
MARRIED ::
DIED

AtRocheser December e. by Professor C. Dewey, Mr..
George W. Hart OF this city, Miss Julia ii. Haish 81
Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

The packe, ship Ashburron putt!esoa for LIVERPOOL and
MonIrea Tinker for London, and humble outward
bound vessels all desiasd owing To the lead WING ana
thick weather.
There mus, be ramber OF inward bound vessels on me
but they prevented from running ino PofI Wy lne
Gems .os winch Las prevailed since SATURDAY iasI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
MEMORANDA.

Schr Example, yaa Name, from York River.
Schr American, Johnson, from York River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

TMifcheil's Schaoi Geography ana tAAns
The revised edition of this excellent School oeuA
received. For sale ~ quantities OF otherwise, by
ITO D.aPFLETON CO. 2pe 8roadW"y-
BGood Board and pleasant Rooms can be cofsaeo
stNo Is CijfStrssi, "a no q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
Principle made practicable Is Principle made useful
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

A Principle made ptactcabie Is I!INlP1e iraue u
EW-YORK CASH TAILORING
Y ESTABLISHMENT, 742 Fulton.a., New'istk.
The Undersigned announcing their patrons their de
termination TO adhere strictly TO the principle OF cash eeai
in their business. would take occasion 70 say that hey
have become well satisfied Of the practicabty and nseui
ness OF such plan by the uniform success which mas at
Tended s operation their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop-
lion OF this systematically realizing gain OF 80 per eeat
upon credit prices,hcy conceive perfectly obvious ana
therefore mead no comment OF the merits oil their house.
and the facilities with which they invested 81 urnahng
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