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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
INSTITUTIONS ANGLAISE g. FRAN.
EATSE

INoIII HUNS ANGLAISE e. FRAN.
CAISE
be sonssignf, a}aut formt uue socjftf awe
NJ. klp9 hablc professeUr de Ianrne Auofsi.
81, q FlonreH d'nforner e~epcctuepsemen
ies hahitauts DE- Baton Rouge Ell Te public en-
general, Qp'rI ]ouvfita une clssse do unit, IL
Ter Arrcmhre 1914, pour renscjgnemeuf de-
. Idn9Ie Francat G d'apr6s le systGme d.
Jean Names a, sIsfCtpe pfattque ct fbGorfqpe
sur i"qncli . drcmcDt rtfechI et qu'd a
fr"nHt ere le pms prompt pour apprentice
aux Iehnos aHnerIralhs 4 parler ct a ecrire
c"rrectement Ie Fraacais.
he pln@, lf s'IssiGne. laiorme respectuet-
teHenf ie public 4n'l pourra dennrr des le-
fots par'icnlteres sar h Iargue FRANCHISE.
q denance lui en- ct fate.
oct. 10 ~ r. CARE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
JAMES MAGUfRE.
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST.
NO. + GAmP STREETS,
april y Mem Orleans.

CHAUX a VENDRE
Dc Ia Cddux, du Sable, ct des Bfiogee
GoustaBtDent en- gente par
T.. EEHU nj,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
NEW GOODS

DHlLLlPS &LANOUE would respectful
a. inform their ousto uerS and the public &c
etaIly, that in addition to their alrea
well assorted stock, they have received ii
morning, direct from New York and Pbilad
Phta' q beautiful and cheap assortment
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, which were 81
chlted by an experienced m~ercham-print
pally at auction, for Cash. Our goods bovi,
oeen purchased as stated above. we ra-, ~,
ranled IN assuring buyers, that we can al,
u'eh mhch better bargains than those wi
nave not like facilities for purchasing in Il
Eastern marItetS. In short, our assorttne
wiltco nprlse every article necessary 10 fttir
out a COMPLETE SFOCKrOF DRY COON
and we are prepared to offer great indul;
ments 10 purchasers.
We have opened the following:
Bleached and brown sheetingS and shirt5 +,
heavy drills, ~cottonadcS, denimS. sbiB
stripes, tIcNtngs, checks, plain and twiIIeS-
ellis, o~snaburg~, negro c%uttons, plain andld
llnseyS, blankets, canton dannels, wbitelr-
let and yellow lannels, Kentucky ~ieanstti-
nets, blue, black and fancy cloths. mixfa>-
SltnereS, black and coloured satlns, ~aIpilus-
black bombazineS, parisiennes. rjIias.
o~rocadeS, c~ashmeres, mouSline de lafPlack
md colored %erinos, chusans, barre, coll
'red Florence, plain black and fgurhet la
blue blac fancy Fall river and rIimac
PRINTS, ginghamS, cottnn and siIkelvets,
and black bombazettes, pIa striped
nd plain swiss muslins, btshops' IN, book A
nuSlins and tarIetons, canvass AIRED pad
ing, Irish linens, linen cambria Ifs, silk
hdkfs., rich figured silk anFatin Graz
ats, figured silk and satin scar6tock and
satin, stocks, cravat pads, 5rsted and u
INK surges, damask table cloths a napkins
,aiIan servings, ~tailors twist, slVls, hdkfs
esls and collars, lace edginos a Inserting p
lread d., muslin and ~iaconet docarpet bag,
.ue Dlald merino for coat ling, black al P
'lored tafi9ta and satin RIB, bonnet d, Oh
- d., women's mems and iy's black ad {
,lored silk, thread cotton aodlorsted gInfs, =
TX and cotton hosiery, silE satin, laspg, a
'Ist, paper and horn coat ID vest h%uttns,
SHIRT do, gum suspende, corset laGlgs, q
nev hair pins, shell, iucfand side cabs, ~
esslng combs, an assnttmht If gimps(rin- |.
= cords, &c, and such otter articles are e'
'st needed, to complete ie assortme Of q lie
lntry store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
MAN NGE
COUCH SZaaLIE

Dr.. Huns Cough Lozenge~ are nov rapid.
" superseding every other preparation in the
relief Of coughs, colds, asthma, whooping
cough, tightncss OF the chest, and all puImon-
airy complaints leading to consumption and
death. Price 25 cents per boz with full direc-
tons.
For sale BY I. Jourdan. g. soaterre, andJ.
w. MusselDan agents, Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
bNPEINs' burr, Sampler County.
Aab3ma= ,nuap 4 1874

bMPErNs' Burr, S1mpfer County,
Alabama, January 4, 1873.
n~4SPENeEH:
In StR--i wish you TO forward me alarre
" Of your Pills / don't think lltree hun
f,oxes too large . quantity 10 scnd. / sold
fuajred and sixty b,xes the last six
hs; iiiey are The most popular Pills in THE
Ic. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
pepsia, and such like diseases, riey are
sijered almost an infalIible remedy. / have
Ii agent for DR. Peters Pills and formerly
a large amount yearly. Bm | nov sell
e dozen IF your Pills TO one Of his. NV
think them superior 10 Peters or
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
MALE DES .. U.
NEW MUSIC FOP ELMO

NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO.
Just received a few copies III he mos,
fashionable music of the day, such - Polka
dances, quadrilles, waltxas, and Roleros.
A large assortment OF all kindp of nusic 81.
ways N hand and for sale bv
A. r. FDBRTGS Cey Hotal
haA. 7 Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

In tiyieFo II t]clta.tpr i rolth' les d,gtsS
ql'au lul nppasHlt pulf cvtter tin dehor ~.
tnrnt IlauFeHgsrnehi Un POT nrt6tHf N
hpi ~ rtparaf IA drguc, IT Ton ga y ole
quite pour Ia prur t1a'S 10 psHf y eie
fDrt nrandr.
tn journal dc Ia lotslitb, 10 Democrat
iit altp " ii l'un s'On Htalt apeteu plus infh.
lpates lee hnisnns nurHient hte tanVefaFta'
IL i, nilsson sroIo acrait dennnrbH dtbhHt.
A,sai a ton CT gtapd peur. un drs hhh'
taps so suitya vstg Ia priaon, ettporl"hl
Irois Oh qlatrs rhtahs qu'd await, q r.
tDrna ensuttc pour suurcr tcs ehtdns. "
sutro sauvn d'ahord un batil dc farthf
~ AZ femme unsiitr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
I. pgrIto0n y,(All) Itno0 0. 1911

Il. Pgrrf"elhlys (dLJ) Jtnr9 1911
Md.41rer. Al J.
a. Hi s,--pis ab1nf niuo months since
p,sn7 ieltaj'h NO a qltntity Of your
ynnk H. III; | did moi fmIieyc that much
AaPrh, Bntbfi hem. FIR tlsy we're $ new
coy 10 i'bd We wefr l1rGely supplied
" b. H.. hIltt's anI other similar P.ls,
XII kerePIl knoyn here but from tie
\. ,A@niaIR the eli 'acY. Of ybur PflI4 IN
! .I,Is discs, pjck headache, ~dyppep4ia,
h"'.al rotjnts, &c. &C., II was not Ioag
t,E,a sa,iw"re Induced To- make a Trial II
tha,n ri were al oncc found TO BE irAl
,rh,i ,beprEssgD 10 be and from hat iay
=, Tbis + popularity has been rapldlytn.
cree In have sold during The last few
mont h. e hundred aod twenty boxes. You
MO- cgatn upon a large sale 81 them do.
ring ,lntning season. ! wish yon - send
toron hundred bnxos a. Enon an
~, Send them to The care Of l. G. Da-
80 :, M,'tIe, Alabam
vJrruly, L II GODDEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
$3.50 mamassgs
b1 Dl
N3a5

THESE pills, wherever they haY,s1"
fatrIy triad. have established att elgtq 'o's
gbriiy, and are daily supefceilng all q pze.
partitions Of medicine, IN cu ing taoaL a" s.s
ruF which they arc recommended. ,y NV
recommended by the facuity as W. Gnn
thsrtIc aud apefirnt medicine mus o.. ,ta,a'
the general vntre Of the cammnhb. da",.
The decided preference, and Ifor
ion there il no appeal.
The following il from Mr.. 4 49,
III, merchant, III TailadnEa ~ n,e, ~
TALbApbaA srRtses, +. 2""t.esr35 -
Alabama, Avg. .m,a,sa
Thia Ii to certify, lImt | D - l.,,ns @a,,,
with sick headaches dgHpaFs Z, s,.,Et 80 a,n.
plainl and eosutenesE tnr ,1ta,, ta,tl
years, dnring which lihlsaa 81 tta1 ts,,,i H.
" : Fes'l,e5 '''''t ~, PILLS. aHlH Nun.
pilis' WE'VE o'ses - ! and l3rlndrfth's
.sf o. ta'Ne7 ~ 'lr'3fhip but little or fD
relief. At lasf, | Waat. 49, ~
Spencrf'a Vegetable, III ~ lin III ta,d'
for I never bad but e3 ,t.a, tia plt3 l,'a'g
acne aitei ! 'li'l''' eandtdtg e%aafgsa, that
ao0ni ~ 'n'i'tli-'3 Jal ltencft tfafl tbs Hse
! liaSe aerlye' Wv t0 fron MI The olher
2, 5PeleeI ? '3that | have ever faksu,
Me1lGi'fH IN 8fly recommend lbafu 10
aile |'aIi : opinion The best rtsdiclaa
Abl' hT o'i',2 ,'EEiag complaints. The Pills
~ use lof ~ hlpi, good. th1t Wo1ld nat
Tpei wIllinr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
ECOLE ANaLAIsE NJ FRANCHISE

ECOLE ANGLAISE Er FRANCHISE
DIRIGEE PAR r DUvAL.
10. L'angIais ct lie Franrais, grammaire
Induction, compositions.
20. Geographic.
80. I'm cours d'tlistoire universelie.
H.. L'Arithmerique.
s.. L'Algebre applique a la solution des
Jrobt6mes ~d'arithmettque.
90. La Geometrie appIiqlte a Parpentage.
T.. IN course re tenue de- livses.
So. Tn cnurs dc PaiIosophie natureIle.
lie prix de l'enseigaenent nst de 80 par
trimestre payable par demi trimestre.
Cnurs preparatoire de trois mois pour les
petiies denoiselles commencant.
Les enfants sachant dtja un peu lire, ap-
prendront a ecrire parfailement ct avec rapi-
dite dlns I'e.pqce de trois mois, en- meme
emps ct 1ans lie meme intervalIe, a acrire
orrectement sous la dictce, dams les deux
argues.
4 enseigne, en- psu de temps, ct bien ce
que les enfans apptenett i o]rIinaire assez
deuv annees ct Fobiet de ce couts.
lie success men nest point douteux--Le prix
est de 59prar les trnis m0is payable apras
lie cours.
jan. IL 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

J. \. BEAUREGAE5, Cbirnrgien- Denfiste
elcYc do ceiebre Dr. Knapp, devant passcr
qielqnes temps dams cite vile ofFre ses ser
vices dah5 toui &c qua rapport a Ia chirurgle
dentaire aux habfau des paroisses d'Est er
d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
lltient son caoineGde consultation ct opG
ration denta'res, a mtison de NJ. Therio;,
proche fh6tel de III, Waddilt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
ARREFE.

NTtEt Ia TO
Par Ezekiel Ferguson. i 10 1t2 miles
a. Baton Rouge. sur IL etteAlH nirnaot d
Dnn' ferry SIR fAmitc, lne %ltlnent DE
calIelH ntbzin. yissge blanc, Ice qnaire
pipda blanc, sans Hncune marqte visible
irrny,fnn Ia pautpeH de- hautatr. Lc pro-
prtdtnifo Get teqpiy de Ia ~tetirer On Sc con
ftftnhnt i Ii Ioi.
A9 DUfRocQ, Rangenr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
TennuDr4.-O1 ! feql dIB I~1lfna0N

EnnMuDn7-On b feFl d5b lantnaua
lie ]Ilaruudes pisll'An 10 fhytier.
" tine Cuut marttaIe. DIT ID Hamilton
Gnzatte, feonte 4 Antigua ponr IHger 9pax
officers accuses de A'atrr hiitns en- duel, a
randamn9 I'ln d'snx i etfe rHpulss da
,cryice u fnutto i 6trp prisa lie son tilre
daneisnbuto Il reIfglt ~ bas do Ia Itsth
das n]lilcisfa IL son grade.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
CHANGEM ENT DE
DOMICILE.

J. T. BEAUREGARD, c~birnrgien d~enfi4tp, q
transporfe sou domtcile ct cabmet d'nptTa.
r'o1s a Ia maisnn de Mr.. 1'hcriot, pres de
rho Ell de Mr. Waddill. So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
LAX CONF.

1000 Bushels frsf me each t"rh tnstf re-
coiged, t5y and cas- at,.. n.r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
ETATs.uNls Err LIE MEXlQUG,

EIATS.NNtS IL LG "Hns@"o
Vo,ci CO q~u'tcrit DE Washington 10 Cob
Webb !
IN. Archer, president dn C"ml'e drT
| nffalfe ~6trangdres. a d,It p]rercnie o. o''
Ell sur 10 point de presenter ~" 'eS,l'''"''
a reiet que 10 president envn'e a mex'c'
ON agent ppdcial pour reEler tnule dtlt3"''
tt gu, p]ourrait -%'6taver avec &c gouE"r'e'
ncnt ct a relfst aHsst. d0yltef todte tnt''
ture ouvorle avsc celtic pursuance - on
n reconra a des m0yons ben enIendns, u
| nest nullement Improbable quo cetie puts
mnce adhere 4 l'anneAion. In n'e'e
temps, IA. AImonte u annonco 50 jetef'
mlnation ~irrevocable do clofe 50 ml-"hu
alsst5t que le presrdent~'u'ions de Tan.
congress qu'iLa
pas~monto pario do Iettrea do mar.
iQues, &c. mas Il doit &c souvenir d. Tex.
emPlc do Ia France qnand 10 prince de
JoInvllln bombarda Vera Cruz cette exem
pie serait blent0t salyIr La France recon.
au MeXiQue 10 droit de d6 .srer DIES
de marques, mas elle declnra for
que tout i0dtYidu our ne Serat
pas Mfricaia ct agirait avoc dos Iellrca de
narqne, sill elolt capture, seralt traitd
omme pirate. Une determination som
De Ia part do notre g~ouyernement.
irr6lerait todtc disposition 4 fecouflr i un
81 moysn de defense.
M PAngleterrc, nj Ia France ne nous
nquieteront pour Ia PRISE d. Texas. C'est
y matiere qli les occnpe fort peal"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

China, Glass and E rhen are-Just re.
ccIyed and for sa e By
WIZ. MAHKHAm, Church ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
RARGAIN.

About quo atrs of a.eanf he hes la,d
ni thH ."ad f"adrg . j. k@on. u~Heollya I'd.
ab'H II mes tratn he tawn If Ba on Ia noe,
are of rei ior sac very cheap. Ami. y
tH.s Gfi e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

Respectfully yours, o. c. KELSEY
a. Price % cents per b1x, with all dtrec-
ions.
FIR saIo At The Dug Stores Of G. Soaferre
D Jonrdan, and at the store Of J W Mas.
.elnan, agent Baton Eonge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22
r.! DocroR d VAsqgEz,

u UUIIUK y FAsQEEZ,
De Ia faculfad de Paris, medico v cirnia-
70, htf"HclaIo pr. b f1ehltad medica de Ia
shrva orleans. ptrece reSpeciEosamenfe sqs
server Z las Esp nale~ De amsas parTo.
qaIfs que q4ter q lnstrfar!a cs1l sa coafarz3.
h<1 fns npacsfa 4 IA DE- NJ MailIard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-22

lever.
-Je vous attondais, Monsieur, dit.ilI
dune voiN e,aue, non pour vnus rsmercier,
les remercimentSs ont aussi difiiciles 4 fai.
re qua entendre mails pour vous voir ct
me rappcler les traits dun homme qui a
etc ST bon pour moi.
&c que j'ai fat est pen de chose, Ell
vous nc devez he reconnaissance qua
Madame c'est ellie Qn vous a s1uva.
--Je lie sails, il 10 sails, Fsprit Louis avec
I'm triste SQUIRE mas i y a entire Rosa.
e ct moi unP vlcille amltl6 +? E'est.ce
pas le moin>, d'aiilFuTs, que des misera.
hes Sc seconr emit Fun rautre /! Les chiens
abandonnGs de Jerusalem l6chaient les
uIc6res de job mais que yous. bien por.
tant ct sans besolus, vous ayez pris pitie
dun mourant en- h~aiitons, VOLTA ci qui est
"a re ct ce QUE vrus me permeitrez. dad.
mirer. Alor<. Que Dieu soft benz d'ayoir : :
change rotre sort il a 5t6 juste une fois. :
-CFeyez.Voas done gull ne lie soft pas :
.toujours!
lie malado seeosa Ia t&te dun air re- D
veur. Fl
I'll ne faut point accuser Dieu deyant n
h,safaiteur. dit.Il, car celui.ci sembIe ii
,ioiver une providence mails 81 Ia justice 5,
.,arnafs nest point IN mensonge, c'est
10 r9i3s me cruelle ealsmo pour qusl. p,
tues lGs. n
Pour lui s%urtont. dit Resale en- re. =
q -dao nj 10 malade aVec Hne amitio plain. >
We yoss No saVez pas tent &c gull a =
,naert. tout ce q.,Esl sonfie encore. 40
"a a., ierasa silcpcs do la main. ire
Ne parlez point do mSi, Ro'ali'' dit on
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-08

| Then, if such advantages can t,.. se,.ured. why should we be so Mrdy in enbracing tho present opportunity of regaining the soil that was once so profigately negotiated away by unwlse snd impolitic ministers? For me to enter fully into the great evils that would How from the separate existence of the two governments, constituting as they do, two se- parate and independent sovereignties, would consume more time than would be useful at this moment
 put one thlng IS lnevitabie-that too sepa- IT, ls'e ana distinct governments like those of eAaS ana our own, with no natural bounda- ,y to diVide them, will, in time. come in col iiSiot Witii each other, from the varied na- eohai, political and commercial interest that may exist Tn either, as the same may be ;n- terpreted or construed by their respectiv. rulers. Then, who is there, Mr. SpE,Krp. that would for moment. under all the cir cuhstalces oi the case, say that Texas should not be immediately annexed to the United States, regardless of all the consequences, that might grow out of annexation was gong 10 say there was none but. sir. 1 am sorry to say there are many, who urge as an objection, that we might involve ourselves in a war with Mcxico-that we are on ainicable and friendly terms with that power, and should not do any act that would interrupt that friendly feeling existing between us as nations. l say if war is the consequence of annexation which have no idea that 1t will be) let It come with all the force and horror that It may present! Yet we are able to meet It, and that too, like fremen, battling Tor prlneIple. Yes, sir, we have enough young men, theprnie and glory of the Re- pubic, III whose bosoms burn the fire of the revolutionary heroes, who fought and bled Tn the cause of Republican freedom.- es! we have enough who battled ill the last war o our independence, of whose patriotism none can doubt, whose souls are on fire, and bosoms beat high for the contest--to defend and protect their homes when principle is at stake And would peril life, and every thing to them most dear or sacred, if it were neces- sary, Tn defence of the principles of our glo- rious Constitution.
 Then, Mir. SPEAKER, I will bring these remarks 10 close, as the subject is a fami- liar one-It was one of the watch-words in the late contest for the Presidency-whicf Ted the Democratic party on to victory Sir, the people have spoken it, and 1t is their will that Texas should be annexed to the United States, regardless of the consequences. They are ready and willing toameet any emergen-
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-08
From he Boston Post DREAMS AND REATITIFC

Many years ago l remember there appear ed Iii the Boston Post pleasant little story entitled x IHe Hcad-strong Taikor. 5 The tale amused me exceedingly at the time- One samuel Splitz an exquisite, it seems, had been unable to find a tailor who could fit hm Tn the cut of his pants, though he had tired more than twenty in the good city of Boston. It happened at last, however, that Splitz, by some sort of jugglery, fell in with talloress from the south end. Her cut was aultless and inimitable. Splitz, encased in pair from her hands, hastened to exhib- 1t himself before Simon Snip, an old veteran of the shears. Snip was astonished at the perfection of fit. He examined the pants from top to bottom, and after gazing at them for some time in breathless admiration-"V Ve- ry good standing up trowsers, Mr. Spltz, but If you can make out to sit down in them may never again have daylight enough to l thread needle 70 Splitz sat down with per feet ease, threw one leg over the other, and put himself Tn any position without the slightest inconvenience. Snip rushed from his shop and wandered feverishlv about the town Common. At length he bent his way across the Neck, where he met two skele- tons belonging to individuals whom he had squeezed to death by tight fits The skele- tons began to kick him, and shortly after Snip found himself at an immense height among the clouds, proceeding in westerly direction with all enormous velocity. As 1 every now and then he caught glimse of the morning light, he found, to his surprise, well waxed thread in his right hand, and a needle in his left. Ihen he understood, tor the first time, that he ,cas 10 go on. for crer, constantly endearoriag 10 hread his needle, but ai,coys preuenied by Mc want of hght. This terrible punishment it will be perceived, was the consequence of rash invocation.
 Last night l fell asleep pondering on the fate of poor Snip Fancy was busy, even Tn her slumbers stood upon vast pinnacle, in the great ocean of illimitable space. Not an object, not speck was to be seen--all was boundless vacuuty. was startled by such an eternity of nothingness. After gag ing long and painfully, there appeared, ap- parently millions of miles distant in the void, a small dark speck, which as it ap- preached grew larger and more distinct, till it assumed the form and dimensions of perfect man. His eyes were wild and fiery, his hair stiff and erect, and his motions like one attempting to walk on nothing. He moved on with the velocity of the eagle.- As he passed, far at the left, recognized in him the person of we'll known editor of a well known paper. He seemed haggard and exhausted, and would have stopped, but fate had fixed his destiny-he was nerer again 10 .fad rest 10 he soles of his feet 1 When awoke the sun was shining bright ly into my sleeping apartment, and voice was heard in the street below. shouting, in the strength and clearness of heartfelt grati- tude-'' Hurrah for Polk and Dallas !n
 NUF SEp.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-08
HsOOEAS! HSOOE6S!! New, Cheap Publications,

E UST received on commission, Debate between ep Rev. A. Campbell and Rev. M. L. Rice, on the action, subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also, on the character of spiritual in. fuence Tn conversion and sanctfcation, and on the expedleney and tendency of Ecclesiastic Creeds, as terms of union and communion. Also, for sale, the he Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in2 volumes; Allison shistory ofEurope, from the Commencement of the French Revolution in I789, to the Restora- ton of the Bourbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Brougham Mrs Ellis popular works, over 5O,OOO volumes sold in- cluding The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng. Daughters of Eng, Wives of Eng, The Poetry of Life, The Pictures of Private Life, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, &c
 ALSO,
 Just received from the American Tract Society, a large assortment of Moral and Religious Publica- tions, which will be sold cheap for cash, among which is, The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty yols FlavePs Fountain of Life; Saints Rest, Slc., &c., together with an assortment of sundry school books, for Libraries, Sc. and for sale by
 H. BATES & Go.
 Markham Street, .4shley's Ro,u. April 24, 184l. ly-32
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PROCLAMATION


 STATE OF ARKANSAS:
 To He Skeif of he sereral counties n he Isl Dic- sion, 4fbaasas Miitia-Greeting: yETHEREAS it has been made known to me w that there is a vacancy in the office of Major General of the lst Division, Arkansas Militia oeea- stoned hy the resignation of Gen. s. \. Sneed; Now. therefore, I, THOMAS $. DaEw, Governor of the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby command you and each of you 10 open and hold an election at the courthouse in your respective counties, on the 25th day of January next, to fill such vacancy according 10 the statute ia such eases made and provided fsee section 10 of militia law passed 3d Feb. ls43.)
 Ia testimony whereof, have hereunio set my hand. and caased tlie seal of I s' said State 10 be affixed, al Little Rock, - on the 2oth day of Nov, A. D. lsit,
 TH0S. :. DREW. By the Governor
 DAytn 3. GREER. Secretary of Stale Tha following counties compose the the lst Divi sion to W,t: Seyier, Igempsiead. Lafayette, Pike, Clark. 0aarhita. Hot Spring, Montgomery, Pope Yell. e1Hwty, Perry, Whit fHlsski' Saline, GfaH told, Ffaakl.n. Scott. Johnson, Washington, Baa- ton. Madison and Caslall.
 fEB-The Van BuFeu lnsslligcaeerana Washington Telegraph tiil pahHtA t.si thc dsy ei eiecunn. November % ist4 la~eN
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N0TICE,.

IFS hereby given, thai the Undersigned, assgnee \ in Baukfap'cy of William Moore, pursuant to the order and decree of the District Court ot the United states, in Bankruptcy, for the District ot Arkansas will sell at public auction ta the highest bidder. foe realy money, al the d9oF at thr Court house of ihe Pulaski Circuit Court n Inc city oi Liile Rock on ihe second Monday in January, \ D lst5. between the baaFs ot 70 i, A,, and r. II. an and singular the estate and assets oi said bank tupl turned aver to the undersigned particular description ol which, may be had. hY fsirFsuls in bis schedule ia Couel, er ia the undersigned The a, of safe above tiNsa 8N hs ,'lH Hf=i gay nl lae keanial taiia ef ihe Pulaski Circuit Cont,
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