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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

49,, isi.--S INNER GRRy4-h-S E-ilE.y 7'-FOR
gLi MiDDLETOWN GOSHEN A%D tSrrRnEDI-
49, &rs rLAcssia7,NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
~ nfw ! Hnd splendid ;,s1 ,d, at
Duane street daily. tSundsys excepted a O'Clock A. NJ.
ard r. p prSsing the beautiful scenery Oi The HUDSON
rive. Permrat where passengers tke the conmodous
Co through the picturesque valley OF the Barnapo
Goshen SidsOwn, etc.
Returning "a We Miidle.own AT s a. II. and p. NJ.
passengerSOy the Morning Line from three to
four hOu, o-eD a1d Adtelown and return " the city NJ
9Oclock the evening.
" Families and Pleasure Parties will find this the most ds
lghttu Excursion from tie city. The unusually com
meous I'D have apartments appropriated expressly to ladies'
For further particulars. inquire of the Captain board
of J, VAN RENSSELAER,, agent OF Duane and
West streets. II. q. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
Passengers for Owcgo. BnghampOn and MI the principal
places the Southern COUNTIES of the State Of New York and
Nolthera Cruties OF Pennsylvania will lind frat stages
and hi dfrfcf, take them from dsGwn ceoe and
expeditions than other route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

r., AN ELEGANT COUNTRY. SEAT FOR SALE.
At IN the village of White Plains. Neiche Ter Co. u
lEi,s This pleasant place situated nbout half mile norh
d lie Court House. and stands eevntet land, tneor tho
Battle grounG eEd commands beautiful prospect Tor miles
around
House - By ~ feet height. stories and gc-base
merits &c e.c. There eveu out.ursrs. md twelve
acres ard. For particulars, inquire O proprietor ON HE
PREMISES Aug Is, II au7 2w-
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P0litiral Economy.
History Of the Sin Culture


Memoir Ireland Native ard Saxon, tS-cond Eduor
ny O.NiEL otoN>fLL y. with likeness o; The iut-I.
rricr = c-G's: liv- col.rs Tor 81.
O-i.Ts ,iuEt tt accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY y NcELRA 7 II. i'abiishers for the Author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

- FIRST fACKET-pAssAGE FOR NEy-OE-
yTSe LoAhS.-1re splendid fg III 10 AND favors me-
~ ket .np SOUTH tAhgLiNA.' Gap, c. Orsen.
i'I' t.Es puritan ~" positively sa!! t0vc The arco
nod9'cns OF ;s Ire ship Caha sec.nd bin aad steer
age passengers eaErot BE- surpassed ha,e nb. proceeding
10 Ne" Dsis1, n csaaUt selec{ finer ship
or Ia ~ l. ~ 'ratsc'Ti1 ~ At
uGiu 10 Siiuth street, coz Maiden Lime
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FAKE Motto

AXE. NO Z . Z.
IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION for Roofs oi
HnuseS tn ENC shingles. he dr1 gcd II Will render
ben oeecrl, tig: md y. he turG exceedingly durthe
M. VII lnst .n- vcrsewe .vill te found good article
for tprlr: around rneyt where house. are ioiesd
c-c,nc- I'kry,, ve-v Moderate Directions gwen 10 pur
chs 81 for ,U,ying tie Connection. satisfactory reference
-i-H'' - - - iy33 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

-zs p CAMP NEFrING-on he lice nj The
e.. NoUSAToNtC ka $500. m J, Nm
.re horu,t l.7h. Lax. Wv.
The steamer NiMROD Crpt. Brooks lsrves Ne g az
cam sqryl a; rdgeTor all / thence b ksifoad arriving
on 's s fo YORK 10 III Camp Croani ard back 10
Srw-Yo;s. 81 =
Is, ,s ~. - % '' 4 i, MASON. suD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
- ,pEllPLE.s LlSE srEAMRoATs foR

ga PEpbPkES LIE sT E;as! - e16e F0H
s<=ssz7ss, Z. ia,orsh iliFse;-A,7 ocioeh r. ". From
= s,at iier between t'ourtandt and Liber!
"a. ssu,bcst KNiCkERBoCKER Cap;is. a T. -
~. 1iSrfgy "Wednesday -nd Friday evenings ~ =
/ ~ Steamboat Sa tai'fn!i n ;'"I-n''' ee
l,y Thura;ay and saturday eyef,nst. ar. ,.,
III 3 o'ci1cs- Lending al .,tfr57cd:Gts {'fGtes.
Ths s,esn,bnat NORTH AMERICAS casi. y. -; Nt,'e'
Si,r,., "Wednesday. IndHy and -ui;a;. q - ~.
' r.s st.51iao;: LOLI3RIA, Capt N1 al. fecS' Oh
.rns...1; I .lrvtiay ami saturday. 81. :. ~ ,u;,
pa,1,ers taking th iGe OF bnls VII 2rfive n tiany "
,,5 -irs 70 s me ,cfa. !,cirs OF toH i0!'he LA'' o
W.. ..-....,.i ~, 6,,,,.,.i
,.tl re7 ard eiyat S,ee o: ocd sct sp va C'''
r-nist,n,;s ~ uariv1.d On ;tH iiui7'l,
Ny e-i.sse or freight ac1li or etd:t yso ,,-h.--
AIS Z. = ScHt '-iH At me oiics on IRE '. '-Hi',
60, zrnr nUnSnN AND iNrlRMEni ,I II
= e. ;Hi,'ftGs;.i'nc sieSg;5Cii ), u )
S1--.SsyS1sss II EsSI'ER. Capt. Nm. y NeilSa, WI
80 " le l,,,i Ce!lr street on Mondays " en.sJd,
rrs:. p y connecting ut Hudson with the tiu'.'a T1
RcL,.rr Harced ,tic ears OF "Eich leave on Ir 49,
Inc b5ts an! k1yi-s Hudson on sgEdoys ue-.sys i
IaurSsys a. 2 NJ o. he nvs q he c:is; ,oV5- t
vay nj the ntsrlnsa;c landings lcAet- Gi!VH- ~ A.'A
EaIl 81 ~ ard "a Wet S'oc<b'nss s.
- :,,,-!:, -, Das,Rge, apply on ool-l or %
AS' SsT)ncS & STEPHENSON. r. West e.
hS h,, has been thoroughly oYcE1auisi, ana hef accom-
sn u3roysd b, eqsI Ia any ioat on te iSe'
an ,d.i-p nurle, oi cS.ae Rooms ba: rg oseh GaGel
I'l<SL DaFESs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
The Tariff Question in Germany,

TN, ns.;rf,v fs>sv vas called forth ~ teror o. "
cws,yC, prcma.nt PC Tad !snsbrr ni M G-sh
o-lrr,n, Ca TIE Commercial krlatIohS o. beat . 'in
I'm Irrins n..uded u the Germans 20 abandon
;-rr Protective icy: and eousg "a ~ IN efc ~
and n- d-lu..y--5s Of calculations. so taF tie; " I-
,ateudrd show thar Is VIE ~ nation t. suhrf t- de-
,r.,ye paralysis ty Fore v1y OF rs lioSi- 'isnatte
rurc, N the ry-ca;iou supFiy its'i N - .ra's
:cou,y f.ua brood aby forth In th Ftct rs p;ih
c!r, eat t.utis ap.iy .ldaty NJ 10 Hi1 cpu.S.H
III. above named Letter 81 Nj hir-s aGd HE OstnS''o
e he G-5man Tl-ltf, both ntDed ;o-s:hei IA lest
.mphlrt OF pas.s sold p yer iD0 o. $40 Per Loo
t. hoped Tract nay receive Ysry extensive e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
Elements of Natural Philosophy,

crbIaciur genr. principle, s Mechanics Hyirostat.
hydrdh5s tneanlaes Acoustics, o9tes Eee'ncity,
G> enisn, N,.u- and Asiiouony. ILLUSTRATED D.
"a hundred vnsrzyIu-s. b EosAkp D. GALr ND Pro
iesor =! Geology aaa MIneraiogy IL he University Of IL
CTS of Newly orb aGd Lecturer Chemistry ind Natural
Philosophy rh above afk e,i@nsiyriy introduced
the b1 School ald y nlnafiss throughout fIent pats
the United states. SDj conJrrd the best Book
pIa- learner D. Gaze b-lus himself PRACTICAL Chemist
sud has ieosal daes Lecturer requiring aim 20 make
constant and Repeated all odnchs OF Natural
PhiiosO!y, emIprr; quaied for the task Of -tiiiHs
such work. Ost OF the publications the popular
oau,h OF Philosophy aud Chemistry comiiatiuus
made by book k.rs ucr The frequent failures OF strda;
their attempts experiments whr the direction.
eiusd these works. No such difficulty wlll occar IL
the O! tis worn Of Dr. Gale ParS and teacns-= are
requested evan, the work. Price 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
:,xTE,ST,E WAFER POWER. IRON MINES AND
E.XAII- tEI.t, iR ACT f LANnttJk SAFE. iynG m

:,,XTErSEyE WAFER POWER. IRON INES AND
EIVAIUh ABLE TRACE IF LAND TX - LIZ iy'ns rs
Grunge Comfy IN the k1mapo X yp-. d Ie> f'n ,i ny
nj Sr inrk tie New orr Ere TAI foat Orange Turn
all nd n,rapo kivn passing monty through me ceIte
me trnci The cnpdoe al nnlue ':atsy 10
almost any eaeH great body ." water VIVA seNe-
mi oils There are ahHu; 10 OF hand, hen'iy I'm
-ed ,ciih *a,d Of j. 0yeas growth here are also
extensive iron mrsS % .t quGfy rn limestone POSSESSING
r.nl sngt. Pan the iHn would mage eSceleI arms.
~ 0l'ie !. ioc. ~ u" NV
r M n, ct me scene Of gshich beautiful NJ p'sc
hlu huuwn ~ Tue ArsGSh tTtct anc
ia thraa mix above PIER, ~ " ufks. r
Access r Ia thr-r hcl-S tom "" Cj u
Nav YORK by tie N4w Vol and Err IL lT1ah sf ~ tIs ut
six hor by liz way OF IecEsusacS md Gruse Turnpike. o:
or ty he Nay NyRcS iivern's on The Eut.cn yer
lculIe 10 - CHasii2a 81. H'S' bn
IL STORE TO LET Store No. 10 Cedar i. will ba let
Possession L. OF September next. Inquire oi the &C
-!ii.I--::- cupan;. n,
&. TO LLT.-T'he three story brick house No. IS Dey
fs street. private nml. pirate hrhfdiag h'ise
immediately he Cruton W aisr Is
Iui0uuced lnto the EGl,. Aopl, tn.,,,-,, 20 So,
10 iw- RUSSELL BENhllC L, - store ",
., COTTON FACTORY FOR sAIE-The Ash.
"a l,rd Fncrn-y situated ~ the of sharon. Conn
itrh.Olks Corner. Will be SOLD Mt s'-ht mr.
.n0I ,e Or ety consists oil valuable wa;c. prwer ihre-
~ ar ARE, OF la d. one dwelling house. uGd the Factory
ton dressing trnmes ,oo.s. nearly nnd all N
complete The property VIII be- sold en-
machn ~ separately. SUI: he purchaser M
reduced prces add ensy peGns wih T. A. me
the r petty VIII upnn Mn awarlnh iiichcncE 1t ilch
cock, Comes; asa for terms fsrie. INQUIRE OF
uu9 lE,s Z. r. BENJAMIN. 5'V's"N'''
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sciem,itic q usefmi Pubiicatioms.

u The following valuable works are pub.
lished nj the. Tribune Office and may be obtain
ed from any Of the Agents OF tie Tribune; or
al CNc!NNATI from William: II. Moore d Co;
PHILADELPHIA from Ze!br s Co.; and at Eos
TO, fr.,,,, RcII.nor L q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

/ 1T JUIIUN lfUUls' -
NJ l. Tn ~,, Of esr,i- -ried b. theil acts. The
Currency. No3 TIE l,nn Not Lie OF H.r:y ely
for md Capital No The Public Icnir No. g ..nasxa-
ton ,f Texas. No. 10. Tarii Triumphant.
PRICE RTDlf'ED
The Price of the jIiNIlS TRACTS icr the Presidential
Carnnlsn viii he SI5 thousand. TIE WHOLE
SERIES bound Together, complaining lSo p1sst IS pu0ILied
nj s 6 hundred.
~ Order. r ,uvof the above rarned works be
dressed 10 GREELEY NcEL RAIH,
Tribune Buildings. New i oEk
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: tATBUAI lI71.1--I ~ g - y
s,Sscs,ssssf-S-.ArD TnOY.-MoEsIH- i.tST 'foii me
i.- y lIarcaY s.9cct.i ar7s 2 i:i.fue-'e
rs sfsf EXPIRE t.ot :; Z Hos Monday W 7'iHes
Gay i ana A. f. 10. Troy. M. Jcsar, T.cay. ThaTay
le,;s i:, ron lie jsot ~ Ce.:rtrn r. direct
T,e s;esu,.. StV.iL.Nfy. Cat s. Me- esa. acraay'
yvr;r,s.iEy an .iidsy, Evening. al ocEork.
hrrsic} and Saturday. Evening. 1t o'c1ocS .A =,
he ias LII-5 owing 10 Their <ht u.st... ~
80 ais n, M r1.4 % psss the bafs, g;t eacb \ cahy
I'd Troy IN ample tune TO take lie Morning Trans CT 'ais
10! Re -, passage or Freight apply board :he oeos
4, n tna Wr-rre5.
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ze=.-c,. WARRANTED CAsT-STEEl. Eu;t

-
6 - z The iuiScIlbcr. who awarded Diploma q
the :Ne,s S;air Fsifs of isi2 and 1913 Tor ~
As,S pest toced Iu--h Bel. and also Siyer Metallic
TIE Gsz Eel. and pipoma lOI Town Clock, eIni
o.cd a. tie Fur Ut TIE Amencan institute October LIST
iDr' pTs?r n i- FoaIdry 81 W-I TTny. Sew York
7ts e5 t - TO 200 lbs ads OF nc best materials hD
~H-rsntsi v.Hud and tone - piaascsels them IN
yrJve Cast tou pkss with slo.erhe Arms. Tie increasing
:eand .DT Bells the beat evidence be gwen If
he: eIceenc-. Orders have r-.ysd om the Csnada,
70 a!e; I'll he s:a, sai about s have been furnished
sT-u p=ce TIE Scate OF Sew crk from h Foundry
rown C!ocks L@.eas and Surveying inru=sen, Cops
III bras- tL;stIazs &c. &c.
-piF ANDREW MEc.EELY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

TIE ,boy puhshe pursuant the nn'r- Of re
tar a! ~tSe ani tie requirements 81 i1e Siue ~ rf
=, lle AID provided WV - NE, ScstS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
patel New York. the fiT.t Jay of June, lS..
~ In,v ;.n. w MkuWNING. Ell

IS OF New York Notice hereby given nl person. hsr
lrg cnns agn1; SARAH BARK FIR. late oitie try New
york ened ~ present the with TIC vouchers thereof
the subscriber. n his residence. Ne i WASHINGTON sest
the City of York. before tire i.th d. Of De-
cemher NEXT Dated NcwYots, the tis tay % !cne, ISL
eN LlMhn. NNM. BROW NLNt.. Admir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

E.S- All the public EPszpHpr m ''- Couitf y ptoss
The above once 10 each week Until the el-c nod then hsd
m their s for advertising the that they nav e AID
be,f. h. PoSd Of SuIpervpurs I'D pH.Sed ~ ynent
:, +, -. IN cuJ lsVtS5M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the surrogate iie Corn-
Il al S,-Yor No1lcE hereby gwen Ia MI persons Law:
ing claims usan,t ROBERT BARKER, hate" the cry Of
New York, drcrn>ed. en The same win n NnfhsS
.ret IN the city New YorS belize tie fenh DAY Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
ard Hnhlir Services Of Henry Clay,

Pubi,sled la nrzt Octave am9nle, with an e'srav.d
L-re. rev -ificn rsyis-d aud improved, @Ad rroogh'
dow 10 ths yar 1874 By pes >arZeut ESQ OF ne tIty
OF Nm !ofh MS tire besr biogT=shy OF M Gay ex
tan, Pucs u. oclts. - IS .-r !GG eopi-f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28

a STR1K1Nc FAcr.-TL.e people ofvermonl
who though almost exclusively an acricuiru-
raj people, in 1870. used 10000 barrels OF
-four, the wheat Of which was grown in the
other Stafes Whe U1ton. This large amount
Of bread stutFs they were enabled to buy in.
and import from other Statee, because lhe7
we're engaged in the raising Of sheep to sup
ply the Eastern manufactures with WOO.
Should not this striking fact carry In thc
minds Of every rejecting farmer proof Of the
necessity Of supporting the Iarif, whose pro-
tecBon uphoIds and secures 50 excellent a
mafket for those ofthem engaged in the grow
ing Of corn and wheat. Break down the Tar
if 10 morrow, and the farmers Of Vermont Will
be compelled to abandon wool culture and to
grow their " bread stufs, and thus will this
market tor 50 much -four be broken uP.-Bql-
tin0re Wig.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
lIr. President. Young Genllemen Of As
Wig party, and LQates,

Wing party and LadieS,
The occasion for which you have assem-
bled, is one OF great and glorious Importance.
1t ia All oCcaslou which will serve to impress
upon your minds, the noble and dlgnlfed
principles which should actuate The bosom
of every free born American citizen. 1t is
in short an occasion which reminds you, that
each true wing must use every exeFtlon III bis
power, to fulfil the fond and long cherished
hope of placing on a proud enlineuce, the
great and llIuslrlous statesman and patriot
HENRY CLAY,
For in thus raising an emblem of your de-
votedness, you exhibit a feeling OF respect to
his greatness and worth you give a pledge
that YOU will use all your influence aud eyo-
ry honorable effort and eudeavor, 10 place
him on the highest seat your Country can be-
stow, and to put under his guidance her weI-
fare and prosperity.
Who Is there more capable in this wide
Union, Of protecting the rights and the IN
terests of your Country! Vino is there more
alive to her veal, TO her honor, her sufferlngs
or her wrongs, than he1 Who possesses more
moral courage, more untiring industry in her
cause, than. HENRY CLAY?
None! then none is there more worthy or
better qualified to fill the Presidential chair,
than lie who has already acquired immortal
renown, the patriot sage, the gallant son of
KENTUCKY.
None more than he, possesses tile power
OF eloquenee, greatness of mind, chiyalrous,
noble, and manly sentiments. These are
the attributes aud these the ties that endear
him both TO the passing and the rising gene
ration.
Let Us for a m0fneht deyiate from our pres
ent theme, to take a cursory view Of the
principles OF the l~ocofocos
What are their principles! They are
Hostility to the American system.-Free
Trade-Texas or disnnion, and last OF all, the
l~ocofocos Of Baton Rouge have lugged ii
Dorrism.
Mf Polk has openly and unreservedly
proclaimed himself hostile to tie American
system. He has ayowed himself in favor
Of free trade and opposed to tariff for the
protection of American industry. Young as
we are, We are all we'll aware what such doc
trines would lead to.-That our manufactures
would be aHnihiIated, to make way for the
manufactures of the hirelings and paupers Of
Europe. Some British politicians and v riters,
at present adE ocate the system Of Free Trade,
WIKI great ingenuity, but this is Intended as a
lure ii other n%atlons. and carefully eschewed
By their own government.
Untti all other natonE agree TO 4dop, such 4
a system, Which is not likely ever to be the
case, it IS folly for US 10 pursue a course.
that would bring run and beggary on our
own goo9's,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
cuEAp CASH SrORE.

6hSts ~
II. LANOUE, Scrr. having opened hi'
store in Laurel street, opposite MI Jourdan's
Apothecary'r shop, oiisrs to sell, an the lowest
terms for cash the following articles
Canvasse5l hams ana sardtnes in hall boxes
aud mackeral in sinai tubs.
Soap byt5e box orrFtaiI, sparmaceti candles
Champaign by the Basket,
Cider in lroxes,
Sweet oil by basket. half do, and bottle,
Curacao aud absintIse,
Loaf sugar, Havana:Cutfee,
Preserved fruits in 1randy and sugar,
Havana gweetmeal$ in small boxes,
Ola cogEac brandy Tuscaloosa whiskey.
kershwasssr,
White wine vinegai,
Rice, yermicelli, M:cafoni,
ASsortcdCordials aud sYrups,
Sifters aud baskctss
Mustard, %pimento, pepper, tea and Spanish
'"f Froaeh i;crfumertcl, combs, hair and tooth
brushes,
Cutlery and crockefy ware,
Letter paper, toolseapr quilts, and blank
books,
Snuff, Havana segats, do, mtl&es.
Painters.shoe and biite-washjng brushes,
French aud American hair broons,
Boston fails from , to 20c by the kcg or at
retail,
Coffin nails white and black,
Dupont's gun powder by half kegs.
NOTICE.
Lime, Said and brisk for sale by the under.
signed, neal the Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
New Goods! New Goods ! !!
New Goods!
PHILLTPS a. LANOUF,

y 50 " ~ 80
Are now receiving their supply ofgoods fot
the Summer and Fall trade, they have been
purchased BY one intimately acquainted with
the business, and who resides in the east da.
ring The summer in order that lie may avail
himself Of the favorable fluctuations Of The
New York and Philadelphia markets. These
goods have also been principally bought for
cash, possessing these advantages they feel
warranted in assuring their old friends and
the public, that their stock will be found both
IN assortment and prices to offer inducements
as great as that Of any other house in the
place.
As our supply will be feplenished with con.
slant additions throughout the season, buyers
may rely upon finding US at all times supplied
with the most recent styles, and our prices in
varlably the lowest.
We have opened the following
Bleached and brown shirlings and shirtings
osnaburgs, t%utIings, cotton and linen checks,
cottonadcs, nankcens, linen drillings, denimS,
gambroons, blue. brown and bleachcd drills,
Irish linens, Kentucky Jeans, sattincts, blue,
blacs and fancy cloths and CHsimeres, white
scarlet and yellow nannels, McrimaCk blue,
blact and fancy prints, linen, lawn and linen
hankerChiels, brown holland, ginghams, check
and striped CoatiDgs, canvass and red pad
ding, cotton and linen diaper, plaid, striped,
and plain Swiss muslins, Bishops lawn, book
muslin, lace and j]ackonet muslins, black and
colored cambrics, linen crash, furniture dtmi-
ty, silk and worsted serge, silk and cotton vel
vets, Italian servings, silk coat cord and bind
ings, linen thread, pins, gilt and lasting coat
buttons. vest and pant, do do, black and col
orcd silk cravats, colored and black taft. rib
bons, Ladies and Gents Kid, flet, isle thread,
cotton and linen gloves, linen and pongee
hankcrchiels, black Grape, brown and mixed
half hose, white, black, and mixed cotton hose,
net, web, and elastic braces, shirt collars, lave
edgjngs andinscrtings, silk ~tassels, silk ginps,
and fringes, tuck, side, reddin and ivory
combs. Together with everything likely 10
be called for in their line of business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
]. M. NJ.
ATTONNT AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Residence in Baton Rouge.

Residence In Baton rouge.
Will hereafter restrict his practice TO the
several courts Of the parishes of East and
West Baton Rouge, the district court of the
parish of Concordia; and in the Supreme
Court at New Orleans and Alexandria,
At the following terms.
litigation, gratis.
2. No charge made for advice, or services
rendered to the INDECENT and oppressed.
8. All fees not exceeding fifty dollars to be
paid in advance, over fifty dollars one half in
advance, the balance on the rendition of the
judgment, unless otherwise agreed on.
4. In the Supreme Court, when counsel for
appellant, no additional charge will be made,
as counsel for appellee the charge will be re.
gufated by agreement.
5. In no case to be security for cost, or ad-
vance for documents. april 6 ply.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
FRESH SPRING
Goods For Ladies.

PHILLIPS s. LANoU have just received a
handsome assortment of beautiful French
Balzorines, fancy organizes, plain check, and
striped m~uslins, printed CBmbrlrs; aud c~alicoes
printed jackoncts, lawns, and baroges, English
striped, and French shaded ginghamg. wells,
handkerchiefs, mosquito netting, &c, all Of
which are offered at very low prices.
LINEN DRILLtNGS.
Brown aud white linen drlIlingR, fancy stri-
ped and plaid do. linen check, blue Arabias for
costtr, 81 and 4i4 brown linens, ean,broon and
Ripka cotronados, blue denims, black mcrinos
and summer cloths, Marseiiles and satin yes-
tings at,
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28

SrlsE or TRtNrrY CuUscn.-Ati who haye
visited Nc~ York within two or three years
must r]ocollect the churh in Broadway at the
head Of Wal street, IN course Of erection. The
Express has d notice Of The progress Of the
work, which We have read with interest, ana
now copy
This magnificent work Of art, which is seen
and admired by alb is now completed for up
wards Of 200 feet from The ground. The whole
work is carried up with solid stone, 50 worked
as to form an arch perfectly bound together,
and lad IN cement. The w%orkmon, who now
appear diminntige in exc at the top, have yet
~ carry up The p%inn1cle IS feel, and on the
top Of this there is 10 be- placed a cross Is feet
u height. Iris already a prominent landmark
to Inc mariner approaching The city from the
ocean, aud when completed will be seen froul
a great distance. This building, as a whole.
T. SO far finished that a correct idea may be
formed Of it's exterior. Il is truly a master
piece Of work ii the way Of building that has
no equal In fhis country.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28
NnT1CE Tn RErEL.nERS.

The subscriber respectfully informs build.
ers and others, that he is prepared to execute
all kinds of brick and mason work-and thai
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials necessary-such as brick, sand.
lime, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
He also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary in a sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply to LOYEAU BERHEL,
feb So at the Garrison brickyard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-28

Amos ADAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at
law, continues to practice in the Courts Of
the Bird and 4th Judicial Districts and Sn-
preme Court Of the State, and will attend
promptly to any business entrusted to his care.
Office in the town OF Baton Rouge, on the
corner Of Third and Church street, opposite
the Catholic Church.
ian. ~ 50.tf.