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3 OF $4,000!
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OF slOOOOl OF $4,000!
Pokomoke River Lottery. Class M 229.
To he drawn nj Wilmington, Del November II.
3 of $4,000 3 of 5000 | o. $500 10000
rs Nos. Ii ballots. Tickets 8 dolls; certificate
package 26 whules ll3 dolls; shares ia proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
CHAIRS! CUAIRS!! CHAIRS!!
JAMES Il. GATHER,
SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY & SONS.
NO. l56 MARKET STREET.

INUs TVV INTEEI
cTx2A RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
EYx1b lie thai he has now on hand and man
VlM- ulaciutes 10 order ev6ry variety OF
TS7ST Chairs of The larCs, patterns, ond IN a
XkH style OF workmanship not surpassed in
y The Western Country.
tie has on hand n large stock oi Boston Rockers
Hall Boston Rockers. Cnmmpn do. RcvolvIrg Chair-
sni'able Tor Counting Rnnms. Free Oh Parlnr Chair.
several new and splendid patterns Of wood sen
Chairs Dining Chairs. Se,ees Sociables, Children
Table. Rocking and Common ChaIrs. &c &c
The public are invited TO call and examine hi
stock. as Inc vii assure all who favor him viii
'heir custom that ibey shall mol bc disappointed ei
iIef IN price of qnnliy. lie is determined by clos
personal attention la business, Ia ontille himself 4
a lar proportion of public patronage.
Chairs carefully packed or sent TO ary rori o
The city free of charge. en- sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
TITS SYRINGE BUT TRTE.
WAT JOHNSTON q BERRYUIIr.

NIAT JOHNSTON q BERRYuIIr
nave lnst returned from the East for Tho So.
ond time this season. and have jus, finished ono,.
ing one Of The largest and best selected srocL. o
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods low To he found &C.,
OF the mountains. and on account ofhavine SO LARGO
q stock. we are determined TO SELL nj such n,;res
q, cannot fail to please. and therefore we Womb nd.
wise those Who wish To purchase c,,be, no ,ho
Wholesale or retail 10 give us a call. as we oe CO.,
tain they will not wish to look farther.
N Is. We invite the attention of the I.,d;.. n.
tcularly,os we have The best selection nj D,sss CT.
To be had IN this or my Of The western c,,;os a.I
hkowise Dress Trimmings Of every Dissertation, al
we have also on hand n splendid osso,,m.n, ~
Gents Wear, such ms Cloths. Cassimeres. Sauino,.
Jeans aud Ves'ing ofovery descriptions.
BONNErS. BONNETS. DRESS COODs
"'" p"hne's Silks. Saiins. Bombazres
Straw do Cashmere. NJ q. 80
Neapolitan do Aloocos. M.,,nos. '"
,e'e. 40 Eoiian de Vronga. Cobury
bifus-tye do Cloth &c
Bonnet and Velvet Rib. Black Silk FRINGE. or o,.
oohs. .'imps and Firm. cry width, quality and
ges' Cords * Tossels price. with several pei.
a'lhcihi Flowers, splen ccs Of variegaied colors
ou assortment fr trimming dresses.
CARPETS! CARPETSI
Just received several pie ces of Carpetine n, very
reduced prices. and also n large assortment Of Blan.
keis.
JOHNSTON & BERRYuIL.J.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
q DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12
WARRANTS EFFERvEscENr SELF

TARRANT's EF~FERvESCENT SEID
IL LTTZ APERIENT. prepared on an entire
new principle. from a late and accurate analysis Of
she celebrated Ssidlilz Spring in Germany. with
such sddinons and Improvements as will be found
materially TO improve its efficacy. This much es-
feemed and highly valuable preparation will not
fail 10 I'll, ciually remove Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious Affections. Headache. Heartburn. AcIdriy oi
The Stomach. Cosiivcness. G out, Rheumatism. Loss
of Appetite. Nervous Debility. Nausea or Venting
Affection Of the Liver. For sale by
nov PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

AR WiSrARS GREAT DISCOvERY.-It
~ was once said, There is nothing new under
The sun. THIS has been eTphR,ically true in refer
ence 10 medicine. Hundreds Of Pills. Panuocas,
ESpecioran's and Specifics OF all soris have heen
pafed into noloriely-oll made mainly uf The same
Ingredients. adding no new materials to the healing
arr. Bun DR. WIs'nr's Baisan OF Wild cherry iar.
nsrhes a new medical agen'-a new principle
evolved frm Natures own Depository. IL cures
Asthma, ~incipienr C~nusrmpIions. Liver Complains
and oil diseases Of The Lungs when nothing else
VIII. An honorable Temhcr of he Canadian Par
lament. writes that IT has cured him IT As hma of
zen yeors' standing a Williams. attorney ai law.
Oh William street. New York. has been cured of
The same disease oi twenty four years stand ng.
MIR C"zens Of New Jersey makes sfEdavn lhnl
cured hun OF a supposed c~onsumpiinns infer hs
Physicians had given nim up 10 DIE; aud SO with
hundreds Of others.
Va Remember we positively, in no case, palm "A
unIcal cures ms produced br This invaluable femedy
Vs. BE sure Ia get DR. W!slaI's Ealsam OF WIZ!
cherry-thcre are limitations!
0T The genuine Wi-Inr's Balsam is sold only by
Dr. JCRUMBACKER, l73 Main st. oci 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

INTERESTING BOOKS.-Kind Words Tor the
Kitchen, by Mrs Coplcy; The Wrongs Of wo.
man, by Charlotte Elizabeth; Melaia und other
Poems. by Eliza Cook; Family Monitor or Domestic
Guide, 10y Mrs Ellis; Flora's interpreter or The A.
merican Book of Flowers and Sentiments, by Mrs
Hale. For sale by JOHN J HASwELL.
nov 4 Union Street.
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STOCK OF
FaRE II W inter Goods

UST RECEIVED from The East. The mos
eE spieud d stock ol French and English Broad
Bea,ernnd Wellington CLOTHS; Plnl N aud Fancy
Cassimerrsi every variety OF VESTINGS to sui
the iase u The most iaslidious.
Having procured The latest Fashions from Loo
don, Paris and PhIladelp n a The suhscribct is pre-
pared Ia furnish hose VIII may please 10 give him
n call. with o ,Iyle not 10 be surpassed IN The West.
lie hopes Ia see his friends. customers aud the
public generally call and examine his stock vi su.
perIor goods. before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN X BLACK.
Fourh door South o( he Va. HoJi, Nam 81,
oct 81 6m
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Temple or Fortune,

~. B-Our Country rrlends, On Wis
ting the City, will bear in mind tina, our
Office is removed to three doors south o.
Union, on Main Street.
J. q GREGORY 81 Co, Managers.
ROBERT ARM rRoNo, Agent,
7" heeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
" Viz rar'nefsh'o hefe'oiore existing undsr "a.
4 Nitn' OF J CONNOLLY & son wa. I'm.
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Ailresat. ha,.
lig claims against The firm will prescn, ,heu.-
Those indebted will please call aud setlle with J
Conne'ly. al the old stand.
JOSEPH CoNNELLY,
nov w CONNOLLY.
CONNOLLY.
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FROM ST. 90 TO S 500 a REAM.
An RMS ButIcT's lst class ruled Letter Paper
HO 80 do Blue WOOL do do
25 Resms Buffers Blue Wool Plain Letter Paper
10 do Isl class do do do
GO do Ames' Blued 90 do
l42 do White feint limo do do
43 do do extra do d.,
30 do Palmer e. Smiths biucd do do
80 do Ames' cap Paper ieint lined No 3
6S do do do No 9
~ do do do No |
Ia do blutd do Mol
20 do do asserted colOrs
81 do Bill Paper No |. 9 and 3
81 do Plain Cap Paper No
40 do Dickey &c Lisle's extra Cop Paper
T"ge'hcr with on invoice Of Tissue. Blolling
Color'd Pnniing and various makcs al Paper 10,
hume RUS 10 mention. just received in addition Il
i"rmeI stock. and comprising The largest and hes
assortment Of Paper ever offered IN this market
nnd which will be To everybody advantage 10 cal
md examine before purchasing elsew hero
J a. II H~ORNBROOK.
Wholesale & Retail Variety Merchants,
nov 8 Monroe ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-12

GtITY OMNIBUS.-A fine aud com,nod iou,
~ Omnibus Tor iamlues or parties cupubie Of
carrying III persons, can be had nj any time on an.
rl'eai'on at The stable Of DENNISON,
"c'S Main 81. rear OF Bowling alley
NEW GOODS usl received Mt the Gu, Ca.l
~ Store. some very beautiful Silks nrd Ca,h
mrrss. with q general assortment &C Fall aud Win.
ietG"'ds. Call nnd examine Them.
scn9 G s Room.
ENAMILY APPLES. Vinegar. yvhisky
u Brandy, GIN, Star Candies, choice Soap. Tea
Keg Butter Hops. Glass. &c, for sale nv
sep rs " JAMESON Produce Dea'er.
4 .ATEsT ARRIVAL.-we have just re.
"a ceivod 10y the last line. another lot vi splen.
did Gaps, Consisting in pnrto Of
Superior red Mohair Push Gaps, do Black do DO
do, do black Six Velvet do; French cloth Slouch
caps a new article; Youlh's cadet Cas-.
This IL perhaps The most beautiful lot Of Caps
ever brought 10 tits market. Call aud see them
or yourselves. Get Is DARE s. IiOGE.
FRESH FRUIT. &c,
- BARRELS Sail She'll Almonds
do Frlbeus
cask prime Prunes
! Box Lemons
J. do Oranges
l do Cilron. JI,t received and for sole
cheaI for cash at PARKER'S.
nci25 No IGl Main ST.
= USF receiving a general assortment vi Fail
40 and Winter Goods al every vnneIy; also q geo
ernl stock Of Groceries Of superior quality. snd wili
b" sod 'ow Tor ca h IL approved produce,
ocl 2S d M'GINNlS
EXTRACT OF COFFHE.-Thi. article
IL has bcen dscovctsd ol Ia 9 in Exrope asd
has hec,me 80 crIeht,tcd ali over he continent that
every family mskcs use 'flt. not Only ~ "a saving
81 ccfee. bLt ~ n certain remedy Ia prevent Ihnt
fcsd'ul disease. y, spepsa. ! improves ~ los 9
The cshsc, The cpor. md s1ves he hall tie quan
NY OF coffee. IL cleas The cof.e beutr than egg
'%sim.ela.S or any other articles for clearing; for sale
at the store Of MiCINN!S.
OCT % Market Square.
@ LIENS NERVE Il BONE EMINENT
"a The oa!y genuine, lor sale by The gross o
dozen nj uanuac,urefs pfcc-. ~
ocl23 PRYOR & Fault
- REAST PINS. Watch Kc,s. Finger Rug.
f[B Hair Pms. NECKLACES. Dc; jusi reed by
ocl9 JAS MELLOR. " 90 Union ST
I'll ICTIT. IJGHT LiGHT-A fresh .nrply o
~ TAPgEs. such as ore usca m chsm' era az,
NufseGcs. "a r. HOBNBROCK.
oei 81 Alonroe ST. Wheeling.
FRESH FRUIT.
SNM DRUMS FIGS
SO Req prime Grapes
Mai DaIes. Just retH md ft sal
cheap for cash at PARKER'S.
oct 81 NuiOI Main g..
Lowe TIE rfOPLE LIGnT-For whic
W pnrcse M'NEELY has lust received y res
suppv Of Camphine, al Tic s g. u The Big RE-
Mortar. oct %
MORE NEW BONNETS,
H rST received. one case more ct hose FLOF
eB ENCE BRAID BONNETS.
coll by J T. A. n n MARSH.
SsuOVELS a. TONCS, = beautiful nssorimti
- n FIRE IWns; hf sile by
oct % OFT e. GREER
E1RoND AXEs. Hand Arcs. DraWing Kniv,
, llnicheis md 81 oh,, kinds EDGE Tn,Is
oct 20 OFT q GREER. NJ I5o Nom 81
p FE MINERS Wli fnd o sooi sto,k Of Am,,.
"A ShlLr BRASS ad RiVE1S. nj,
y Oct ~ orr e GRFER'S
USF received This hoy. = fnc a.s,f,neff
- II nnet Rip'o1s. Vsi,et d.. F,r.-a r4.,
Fsnry cfavafs, arifti,l Fl"sru. ~ Guyf.. ~,
p net P.umes. Black 90 I,re. tf, saf rs.,s
10 "ffal cod, Cl'c. S.k BJuuis. z e.. rf ,Na r,
"
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y o sacking Bottoms. Just received and 70
- sole low MENDEL IL HARBOUR.
s.nD-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
REGULAR PACKET.

PHILLIPS T. BANoUE.
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FAITH.


A rwallow In the snring
Came 10 our granary, and meath the caves,
Essaved 10 make her nest, aud there did bring
Wet earth and STRAW and leaves.
Day after day ale tolIcd,
With patient art but ere her work was
rroWn'd.
Some sad mtshap the tiny fabric applied,
And dashed to the ground,
She found the ruin wrought
Yet not cast down, forth f5om her place she
flew,
And with her mate. fresh earth and grasses
bro'1,
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather Oh its tiny floor,
When wicked hand, or chance again laid
waste,
And wrought the ruin Ger.
But still her heart ahe KEPT,
And toiled again and last night, hearing
calls,
4 looked, and1o ! three little swallows slept
Within the earth made walls !
What truth il here, oh MAN
Hath HoPg been smittsn il is early dawn
Hath cloud DER cast thy purpose, trust OF
plan!
Hive FAITH, and struggle ON /!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

sgg2gSeA For Tia CoAsr. DON.
Aarx1gzuzsz ALISON, P~LAquENtNB, RA.
Sfa9Tass11 TON RouGE, aud all inter-
mediate landings Steamer MAJESTIC Capt
Jas II IRE will leave Baton Rouge every
Friday Morning at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, running
through ditect, and arrives in the city the
same evening. Returning leaRes New Or
leans every Tuesday morning at lO o'clock
A. No.
For freight or passage apply on board at The
landing or Pike IL Hart, Agents Baton Rouge
, Capt Ure grateful to his friends and the pu-
blie for the patronage bestowed upon the Hell.
en- and + NJ Streck Hhile under his charge,
would inform them that the above named
splendid steamer has been purchased by Capt
T NJ Streck expressly for this trade, and will
run regularly as above named, he trusts that
the favors extended to him in past days will
be continued,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
rttg GUARDIAN
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

The subacrtbera, aware of the Importance
10 Planters aud Physicians Of having Med,
cines which can be relied on as fREsH anu
GENUINE, have taken particular care IN the
selection Of their stock, and from the arrange.
Insnts they have made in London, Paris and
New York, for receiving constant fresh sup
niles, they will always be prepared to furnish
Planters and Physicians with Medicines
which they will guarantee ofsupertor quality
sTCKIES s. Co, Druggists, No. "a Maya
zine street.
No. AZ Bn 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

WoMEH I'M DANcfNG.-I believe a We
man would do a great deal for a dance
said DR.. Growing /; they are immensely fond
Of salutatoFy motion. ] remember once in my
life / used to hirt with one who was a great
favorite 10 a provincial own where ] lived
and she was invited 10 ball there, and con-
ided to me that she had no silk stock inrs 10
appear in, and without them her presence a.
the ball was out Of the question:
That was a hintto you to buy the stock.
lngs,' said Dick.
No-you're OUT said Growing. 'She
knew | was poor as herself bnt though she
could not rely on my purse, she had every
confidence in my taste and judgment; ard
consulted me on a plan she formed for giving
TO the ball in proper twig. Now what do
you think it was Z"
TO go in cotton, ! suppose returned
Dick.
Out again, air-you'd never guess if and
only a woman could have hit on the exps-
dent. 1t was fashion in those days for Ia
dies in full dress to wear pink stockings, and
she proposed painting her legs
Painting her legs!' they all exclaimed.
Pact SIR said the doctor, and she relied
on me for telling her if the trick was sue
CSSsIbt-
AND was it 2 asked Durfy.
Don't be in a hurry, Tom. / complied on
one condition-namely-that ] should be the
painter
oh, you old rascal = said Dick.
"A capital BARGAIN said Tom Durfy.
But not a safe covenant said the attor-
ney.
Don't interrupt me, gentlemen said the
doctor. II got some rose pink accordingly,
and defy the bosiers af Nottingham 10 make
a tighter &c than ] did on Jenny : and a pref
tier pair of stocking I never saw
And she went to the BALI said Dick
She did
And the trick succeeded 2 asked Dury.
so completely, said the. doctor, that sew
eral ladies' asked her to recommend her dy~
er TO them; 50 you see what = woman will
do 10 go to a dance. Poor little Jenny =.
she vas q merry mink By the bye. she boxed
my ears that night for > joke | made about
stoekins.
Jenny said /, for fear your stocking
should fall down when you're dancing, hadnt
you better let me painta pair Of gaFtsss IN
! hent'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
FALL CLOTHlNG.

The undersigned have just received per
ship Oswego from New York, a choice as.
sottment Of fall and winter clothing, made 10
the latest styles and Of the best materials. II
consists In part Of the following articles, viz
Gents sHper black cloth dress and frock coats,
Gents fancy colored coats and coates, color
cd tweed and cashmere paltots aud overcoais,
Fancy and black cashmere pants, blaze D.. y.
and X. G. satin vests, linen bosom shirts &c,
which they will sell al the lowest cash pri-.
ces.
PHILLIPS h BANOUE.
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mANrEn TO IRE,
AGENCY FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
III AIMS

q vs.
either in the local Offices of the land dis
trict of Louisiana, or the General Land Office,
ms circumstances may require--for such adj
,ustmsnt as may be necessary, for obtaining
satenrs from the government, the undersigned
wildevote his personal attention, and having
had some experience, he believes he can Sc
cure 10 many, rights which have been impair
ed nv neglector Ignorance Of the forms and
requirements 81 law.
fhs following classes Of claims, among
others, be will attend to, viz:
Obtaining reclamation for back conces-
siens, surveyed for a less quantity than has
been paid for,
The locati Ii Of Spanish grants, or "titles
On fsrna," which have been neglected.
Settlements of conflicting claims before the
proper officers. obtaining orders for and sur
vays of claims, which have been confirmed,
but not located, or located incorrectly.
Obtaining the r~efunding OF purchase money
in lhs GFeensburg district where patents cam
net issue, for reasons Of erroneous surveys.
Obtaining patentSin all cases.
Arranging imperfect titles, made SO ny ne.
zleCt, and bringing them to the attention oil
Congress, by petition for The relet o. par
ties, &c.
No business will be undertaken without a
Sufficient PAYMENT in advance, TO cover post
ages, and the actual expenses necessary ior
Gepies Of documents, &c,
The subscriber will have the aid ofthe best
counsel atthe seatof government, when me-
esssary, and t~heservices Of q n intelligent, cor
respondent al Washington AZ all times, where
he viii also spend two or three months OF
sucA year, in perfecting such business as may
be entrusted to him,
Ofice in Baton Rouge, in the room recent
ny occupied BY Lacy g. Loucks. Orders posi-
Ags paid, or o0eeriag reHlttaaes will be prompt
~ attended 70.
Ed. NEWCOMB.
June 7-Is.
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iune us.

JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.
Mr.. a. Mrs. FuerteS, respectfully inform
their patrons, friends, and public in general
that the instruction in the rudimenis of Vo.
cal music, will constitute one of the branches
taught in their school. Lessons will be given
three times per week, free Of charge.
; The singing school will be included in the
examination OF the scholars, on the piano, to
which parents aad guardians will receive in
visatiens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Mn. JOHN Pc TIT informs the citizens
of Baton Rouge, that on the 2nd Of this
month (Octobcr,) he will open a School in
the room formerly occupied for the same pnr.
pose by Mr.. Walsh, aud will teach tho
English and French language, at -Four Dol
lars per month or each language separately
at Three Dollars.
Mr.. Petit also offers to teach the Latin
and the Spanish language, for the sum Of
SEVEN Dollars per month, and also 10
keep up an Evening School for the accom-.
dation Of gentlemen who are otherwise oc-
cupied during the day time, and are anxious
to acquire tho languages Mr.. Petit teaches.
Refereuces-Col. Hicky, Mr.. Bouecaze
Mr.. Burke. Oct 18th IS
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No. Az

bins, by way If interest, was borne 10 haste
1n board ia Belle Pot 10.
Thus ended Tho "Fast Duel,t' whicb hsq
caused many a hearty laugh In the goodly 81
~ Of Pensacola.
TIE 2 FobNG Us.
LowNpEs Comfy, ALABAMA, Oct. 30, 1e15.
p. y Il IL needless TO say that all the
names used are fictitious.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

BOOESt BOOKS!!
Burtcl's Anatsmy of Melancholy
John Hkrne TookS's Diversions of Farley,
Motifs .Ssravels in Europe and the East
StarkhoAe's History of the Bible,
United ktates DrSwing Book,
CallootT MusicaE Grammar,
ThomsC1 70 MateAa Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglhbn's Pra1ice of Medicine,
DungliA,u's Therapeutics and Materia Me-
dig, :
Wilson'S HumaE Anatomy,
Grahaufs Elemeapts of Chemistry,
Druits Modern surgery,
La PLACES M6c5anique Celeste,
The Sheet works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan2 DificuSies Of Armenian Methodism
RusselSF Sermons,
Just receiVedSand for sale by
GEO. M. HEROMAN.
"a ! 0ppo$te the Methodist Church.
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LonisiaIla PdnitentiarY.

Messra. Mctfatton, ryatt, s. Co, Lessee
If fha louisiasslA p~enitehtary would inform
,be citizens of Xcuisiauaiand tho South gen.
erallv. that tbf,y are manufacturing and will
bava constantly on hanA Begging and Bale
rape. eoarsp ncsrro shiftitsga and drillings, lin.
asva' eolored add white, The best coarse negro
shoes, &c. &cg They ago continue the toun-
dry business.
". -. Theys viii purchase delivered at me
Penitentiary, targes o. email lots o. WOOL,
clean or In th4 bur, for$ which they VIII ex-
cnanqe manufactured Articles or pay cash.
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nnrrl,p no

The subscriber respectfully informs build.
ere 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 necesBary-such as brick, sand
me. sc, on the most reasonable terms.
He also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
i~setttes and other work necessary in d sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply to Sho L"tntas
feb So at the uaFFlson oTiChJa'"'
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An exchange paper intituates that old maids
are like our hardy Yoomanry, because they
are the bone and siae,OS Of country II that's
the caao the country is safe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Dye Stuff dc,
THE undersigned would respectfully i'm
form his customers that he has removed his
drug store at the corner Of Lafayette and
church streets, where medicines Of all des-
c~riptions can be had of the best quality. Or
ders for medicines will be attended, to with the
greatest attention and prescriptions filled
with despatch for CASH and CASH only.
He has also a good assortment Of patent and
Tompsouian medicines.
10 JOHN LOPEZ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
PLANTATION FOR SALE,
Il tho pnr;sh nf West Rntnn Rnnne

PLANTATION FOX SALE,
In the Parish Of West Baton Rouge,
ON LIBERAL TERMS.
A plantation containing three arpents and
a quarter front on the river, and forty arpents
in depth, between parallel lines, with all the
improvements thereto belonging, namely,
dw~elling-house, kitchen, pigeon-house, store
house, cabins, a fine cotton gin with patent
cornmill attached, also eight slaves of differ
ent ages and sexes. For terms apply to the
parish Judge of said parish.
Oct % 50 lS4b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-29
TO Planters. &c
~FUsNTrURS ! FURNITUREi!

The subscribers thankful for the liberal
patronage, they haye received, would inform
the public that they are constantly receiving
and manufacturing III kinds of Cabinet ware,
consisun3 in pan Of Mahogany, Cherry,
black-wafaut & pof ar Bedsteads.
Mahogany and Cherry Bureaus.
Wardrdbes, BREAKFAST, dinnin, work q cen
tire tablesk
WashsEands, safes, cedar chests, cedar ar.
mours.
Cane q wood sci trocking chairs.
Do. Ptrlor cha r's-children's rocking q
high dinlang chairS.
Cribbss looking classes, clocks, moss mat
raises, &C., &c.
Persor1s ~purcha1ng furniture, will find tito
their advantage Is examine our stock and
prices bdsore purchasing in New Orleans and
paying cfarges. Old furniture neatly clean
ed and repaired.
We have lust completed a new hearse
which gill always be kept in readiness for
the acco nmodatios of the public, and collins
made al 5he shortGst notice.
]. PIPER d Co.
Near tts Catholis Church.
ug 81 no 50 ls45.