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TRACTS OF E.s.S'He

mentioned in said deed, much thereof shall be
necessary 10 satisfy lhe rusts of said deed.
One OF these tracts lies in the county Of Roanoke, and
10 The conveyed 10 the said Samuel Siouer by Dan
sl Stoner and Mary his wife, by deed bearing date
the Alb Of November 1887, and duly admitted to re
cord in the clerks Office the county court of Buletour
Of which The county OF Roanoke then formed part and
hv ad in
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'G'IIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving thtlr sup
4 plies IT FalI'and " inter Guods, comprising almost
every article ut GenlIeneus Nearing Apparel. which
were manufactured 10 New York expressly for Tins mar
ket-- among which may he found black. blue, preen,
brown aud olive Dress and Fruck Goats; black green
grey and mixed Peltoes and Over Coats ! and circle
Caaks silk velvet, satin. barlhea, bumbaZIne wouen
velve. Cashmere and Merno Vests, English, French
and American cashmere Pants Youths Frock and Over
Goats. Vests and Pants; linen and cotton Shirts, Col
lars, Bosons and Night Shirts; silk, lambs wool and
mixed and white menno, Pet. cotton and jeans Drawers
Barihea aud Italian silk Cravals, Scarts Stocks Ties
Crayat Suffeners. llandechieis, Gloves. Suspenders
Suspender Ends Hosiery Money Bells Night Gaps,
Walking Canes, l. UMBRELLAS. Sc.
ALSO, a foil assortment Of French, English and A.
merican Cloths. Cassineres and Nestings. which we
will manufacture to order in fashionable and work.
manllke manner.
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly, sale.
Tbuse wishing 10 furnish their cloths will do
well To give call. pains viii be spared IN the
execution of work. Terms. CASH.
WATERHOUSE, VIII rTEMORE & co.
Oct l3 3n
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SIZE OF EsEDFORD L.Hs's,

S.EEE OF Es4iDFCED L.Es'D.
Wy virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 10 the sub,
4 subscriber by Haconbe l.. Coffee aud Eliza Ann
his vile. bearing date the 29lh day of April 1874, asd
duly recorded in the clerks office of Bedford county
court fll certain purposes therein mentioned. shall
proceed 10 SELL BY way of public auction To the highest
bidder ur cas upon the premises Saturday the 18th
day vi December, 1919,
TIE TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed in said deed ed On the south side Of Syc-
amors creek and both sides of ia chers road, containing
1872 81 .EcreS,
be the more OF less. This is said to be valuable
tract of land being we'll adapted the growth OF all
kinds of grain, and susceptible Of improvement.
The title believed BE- 90 ID but acting as Trustee.
shall convey snch title only as is vested me by the
deed aforesaid. Mr.. Coffee will lake pleasure in shew,
ing The land to any desiring 10 purchase.
MiCAJAIl DAVIS, Trustee.
Bedford Nov % tI3D
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EHH and Winter EUshiO,,s.-

Jusr Rrcnwnp Ar as housr Or Mas STREET., roo
Doors ABOVE MEAN \ GwATKin's SfonE
;HIIANkFCL to my friends aud the Public gene
4 rally int their patronage heIeiotr e bestowed upon
me, ask continuation OF the same. feeling that
shall be able to please HE most iaslid'ous.
WILLIAM CLAvEY.
Sppi 80 ..t.f ~ .8zH
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Oct. 6

CIV CUN@sdN ssEtSE'.
NM7E HAVE ON HAND, ANDARE NOW RE.
Wv CEIVING FOR SALE
1000 bags Shot,
a 900 lbs Bar Lead.
4 600 lbs Pig Lead,
500 pair Brogues,
800 side Rnsset and Wax Upper Leather,
900 sides Harness Leather
200 kegs Wyhe Nails. %. Graham.)
% doz. Virginia made Axes, superior article,
so cases Licurlce,
20 baskets Olive Oil,
5000 lbs Bacon,
900 lbs. SkIrlng ather
Is bales Monticello OZnaburss,
100 bushels Coyerseed,
500 lbs. Feathers,
500 lbs Wool.
500 lbs. Shoe Thread,
20 tons Bar Iron.
MCDANIEL s. McCORKLE
Nov. 10 Is
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House. Ornamental and Sign
u - " TT VIC.

w DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
i Encouragement he has received during his 1--WE
years residence IN ypchbntg. and he continues 10 W.
c,t the patronage OF He community. which he will Gu
dea vof 10 deserve by dung his Wnrk
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same can be done In Lynch.
burg Shop immediately opposite John q. Mrsm's
Sl,rc. over tho formerly kepby Payne 4 Gregory
"a a Book Store. NIMROD DONALD
Anil IL 10
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eE'EGE.

FENliE SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements
Il with Adams & Wilkinson, will pay the Lynch>
burg market price, cash, for Whea, delivered al the
FREEDMAN Ms, or al their store in Lypchburg.
FRANCIS NJ. ADAMS
Nov 90 is
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Land, Negroes, Sc,
-4. FOR SALE.

ss|4l E'OA SALE.
w Ill BE SOLD, al The late residence of Vii
liam Y. Christian, decd, near Amherst court
Muse w. on Tuesday the 23d day of December next all
:" HS'a'e Doth real and personal, consisting of the
4 "A G. 4 or l. "A ND
,"n winch he lived, containing 405s acres, with a
~ 'ue'aoe quantity of creek and river low grounds
ny ""oie IN the best state Of cultivation and improve
., WIN comfortable dwelling house, and all ne
'a.y ont houses for farmer upon ii, and a crop Of
'd' !" The ground; Is likely and valuable
'~ N r. q IL q H -,
Cb's s" mem young men and wonderland all the per-
nst esa'e OF which he died possessed, consisting of
and Klicf en- Furniture, Stock of all kinds,
rta Utensils, Crops, SC.
mo o Land will be sold ON credit of one two and
n,.jI Ears taking from the purchaser bonds with ap.
md ~ PERSONAL security, and deed of trust upon the
3si;, IS ia 'he purchase money--lhe Negroes
M 49,. * months, taking from the purchaser bond
rpoved personal security for the purchase money
kns reshaole estate credit Of SIX mouths for all
,,. el len dollais and for cash for all sums Of ten
ued sa. unaer, the purchasers giving bonds with APP
,obsy t'r The credit saes.f Immediate posses
,s,ms gwen TO the purchasers upon complying with
"S o' s,le. RIO. NJ. BROWN, Admir- Of
WIN. Z. Christian, deed, and Attorney
Ma 81 III iaei ioI lis widow and heirs at Law.
ss,C @ ,23D
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President Of The .Ne,r London agricultural Society Q
Jug,Hia. dthrtrcd al HE .lnnnai Meeting. on n,
an ~ Nan mber. lSi5 aud published u. The reque'
u Ia. Socciy.
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81 NEGROES FOR >ALE.

10y virtue Of decree Of the circuit superior court II
I'D law aud chancery. for Amherst county, pronounced
oil the 9Th day Of September, 1913, in suit, wherei,
the President. Directors and company Of The Literary
Fund Of Virginia aud others are plaintiffs. and John r.
Sampson. surviving notwithstanding OF John +. Samwos
decd and others defendants; the und, r,isned. ~
COMMISSIONERS will on the jh day Of January next,
(,hal being Abemars conrt day. in The nwn Of Char
in uni uf The ouse sch The hg heat
bidder,
~ NEGROES,
consisting Of men wninen and children.
Terms Of sae.-On credit of ninety days. The
purchaser purchasers giving their notes satisfactorily
endorsed, negotiable and payable the Office Of dscouns
and depas Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia Al Char.
iuttesyie. GEORGE CARR.
JOHN THOMPSON u
Nov. IS t6I
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.HEKCH.I.N'T T.IlLORS.
w M. & j. O "A X Ey,

NouhD respectfully inform The criaens Of Lynch.
w burg. and the public, tha, they have associated
themselves together aud taken the large brick building.
immediately opposite John iIons where they intend
10 carry on the
TIL 0KLvG HUs l.s'ESJ,
in all its branches They have uuw on hand. and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, NESrlNGS, and in fact every thing
suitable lor GenIlemmn's wear. which they wt make
up 10 order III the fashionable styles handsome fits
and warranted workmanship They would invite The
attention oi Grntlemen toa superior ol of
O L o r II S.
Olive, Olive Brown. Blown. Blue, Wool,Dyed Black,
fine Flenc. f"illed Black English Bllrk, very
hue article, with several pieces at low priced cloths.
e.5SSEHERES
Black French CASHMERE.
Fancy do do Bpnohu'. made very superior
PLAIN and Fanny Ene Iish tassmeIes q guoud variety.
Also eoJd lot ol American. Casslnefes with a grea
variety Of Goods snlis lie for Gentemen's Panlaouns
Vc>tinss.
We have very superior 10, ui Genllemsns Vs.inys
such as
Plain and cut Velveis
PLAIN and figured Saiins,
Plain and figured Silks
Cashmeres, Nalencias, &c.
OJ'EHCO.lTS.
Plain and gold mixed Beaversa first rat. article Of Goa,
With various other Goods suitable Tor Gvnlenen's .
Goals
We have also fine assortment Of Gentemen's Kid
chenny. and other Gloves. Cravats, Scarts Packet
Handkercheis. WOODEN Drawers SILK SHIRTS, &c.
&c, &c.
| In TACT without descending further 10 particulars we
have every lhng in the Merchant Tailoring line and
,edQe ourselves 20 make up handsome fits and aud p,e
satisfaction 10 all who may he pleased give US a call
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg and lie surrounding country 10 ave a call.
| WM, X JOHN OAkEN.
| Nov Is Is
AWE MEDlCI SERIES oil Italian prose, lIan.la
ted and edited by G.. Edwards Lester
N, f,o 4 hall, ,,Il H..
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Knives and Forks.

IUSr RECEIVED, another lot of KNIVES AND
81 FORKS which | will sell as low as the same ar-
Gle can be bought in any house in Virginia.
ID. w. MOORE,
Sign of The Big Pitcher.
Nav "a Is
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The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
rHrscnrrAMnous.

"GAME MADE-RoLLto-We heard a good
story the other day ola Squire in one Of the up.
per parishes. In the village where he resides,
there is no rondo table--a thing, perhaps about
which our country readers know ust as much as
they do contents NJ The Of tho Koran.
Well, without ensrlngering our character for
strict morality, we shay say that we have seen a
rondo table. 1t ~ smoothing more nor less than {,
billiard table, one Eide Of which is marked "RonDl
do',-on the other "Coolo"-words, the mean
ofwhich we take to be In plain English, todd"
and teven.o This is the game: Mr.. Jenkins
puts down u dollar on rondo--Mr. Smith two on
coolo. Jenkins stands in a diagonal corner IF
the table, behind a number Of bulls which he
must roll AT a pocket. Some one ofthe specta.
tors makes up the diiference--one dollar-bc-
tween the two sides, and the game keeper sings
out, .Game made-rolll" Ifan even number
Of balls 60 in the pocket, rondo Wins--ifa an odd
number, coolo has the rhino.
The Squire alluded to is noted for hs eccens
%tricities, and II SO happened that while he was
playing at this game one night. In q state 81
'sglorions obliviousness,' as Madame RImOr In
forms us, he was suddenly called away to .annex'
two willing hearts. Arrived at the scene Ofles-
tivity, he found a large company present. and
commenced operations forthwith.
"Hand me the papers, said the Squire, in a
commanding tone, land stand upto the rack,
both Of your
awe don't take the papers, SQUIRE replied an
elderly dame in a pink dress and pfn cap;
.they tell so many lies, and never have any
marriages or murders in them, | told Jedediah %
stop all Of themI'
aD-ni ii, Madam, don't know bran when the
bag is o~pen--givc me The license to put the
young folks in harness. responded the Squire
his eye in a fine frenzy rolling, though q strict
regard for truth compels us to state that he wa
leaning for support against a stalwart son ofCal
c%asieu, who was performing the duties Of master
ceremonies.
The license was given to The squire-the par
ties stood up before him--the usual questions
twill you take" etc. were asked and aBsweret
and after d pause Of moment the Squire
cried out at the top ofhis voice-"GAmE MADE
RoLIl'
Our informant says he lost seven buttons du
ring a cachinatory fit that succeeded this Singh
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
FATE OF THE Ap0sTI,rs

81. Mathew is supposed to have suffered mar.
seyrdom or was slain with a sword at the CITY Of
Ethiopia.
St. Mark was dragged through the streets Of
Alexandria, IN Egypt, till he expired.
y. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree in
Greece. ="
Ss.John sxas put Ia d eauldron Of boiling oil
n Rome, and escaped death He afterwards
died q natural death at Ephesus, III Asia.
y. James the Great was beheaded al Jer,,sa
lem. I"
y, James the Less was thrown from 4 min.
nacle or wing ofthe temple, and then beaten to
death with a fuller's club.
81. Philip was hung up against a pillar at Hi
erabolis, a city of Phyrgia.
81; bartholomew was ilayedalive by The COM
mand ola barbarous king.
~. Andrew was bound to a cross, whence he
preached to the people till he expired.
81. Thomas was run through the body with a
lance, at Coromandel, in the East Indies,
u y, Jude was shot to death with arrows.
y. Simon-Z ealot was crucifed II Persia.
lat Salania.
vt. Paul was beheaded at Rome by the tyrant
Nero.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
AGENTS.

The undermined gentlemen, who have been
recommended to us as suitable persons, will con.
fer a great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective neighborhoods:
Mr. JULES RoBIcHAuD, Breaur's Bridge.
Mr.. JuLEs BLANcHEr, New Iberia.
Messrs. MAYNIER & FoURNET, editors of the
Creole,) 81. Martinspile.
WIN. ~AKENHEAD, ESQ, Bayou Chicot.
Mr.. $. G. MCPHERSON, Grand C5teau.
Mr.. A. DEBAILLoN, Vile Platte.
Mr., s. D. ALLIs, Washington. 81. Landry.
MI. JNo. A. BARRErr, New Orleans.
Mr.. A. PERRoDIN, General Collector.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
from the Louiayille Journal.
TA HEMRN pYAV

GtdTuW 90 NRnefH0tte fa0seeU
ny NJ y. oIsr.
PR1DE OF THE WEST As ever, still
With pride and JOY 10 thee wet turn
Still at thy name our heart stringa tlriil-
Our pulses throb-our hosoRis burn
What tliough'at party's fell command,
Poor faction hath itself disgraced;
And, where the modest of our land
Should BIO, one al unknown hath placedf
Yet is thine proudly still d namc
To which how poor all titled famo!
Horn OF THE WEST! TO thee, our hearts
Still turn in confidsncc-for not,
Till FREEDOM from our land departs,
BY FRGEpoM AhHlt THOU be forgot
And while one heart, on all this earth,
Responsive beats 70 freedoms tones
The name Of her fair land Of birth,
IShall cnll up memories of thine 0ton
AId history long slall name as one
1the land Of CLAY and WAsHlNGToN
8IRD OF THE WRsr! Whose eagle ayo
PM It's glance through vistas dim can throw,
ieafow dostthou scorn the envious cry
Of the poor chnttering herd below,
/ Daring the storm and thunder cloud,
j And facing all tho noon-day sun
iHow soarest thou above the crowd
Their petty race on earth who run.
RAs, far above tho tempest foam,
Thou makest there thine eyrie-home!
STAR OF THE WEsr! "A nations eyes,
Mid doubt and gloom, are turned TO thee ;
As the lone mariner, seeks the skies
In storms, his guiding star to see!
And still, us mounts on high the SUM,
Though mists may cloud his upward way
So-long as time his course shall run
The halo round the name of CLAY,
More bright with each revolving year
In freedoms sky shall still appear.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
PonT1cAx.
A SUPERB WAR POEM.

BY roll
The urkman lay beside the river; W
The wind played loose through bow and quiie II
The charger on the bank fed free.
The shield hung glittering from The Tree,
The trumpet, shawn snd atabal
Were hid from view HI clouk and pull,
For long and weary as the way
The hordes had marched that burning day.
Above them on the sky Of June,
Broad as a bnckler glowed the moon
Flooding with glory vale and hill,
In silver sprang the mountain rill,
The shrub in silver bent.
A pile of silver stood the tent
All ssundless. sweet tranquility
All beauty, hill, and tent, andtree.
There came a sound, twas like the gush
When night winds shake the roses bush!
There came a sound, twas like the tread
OF wolves along the valleys hedt
There came q sound, twas like the roar
of Ocean on is wintry shore!
''DEArH TO THE TUX Y up rose the yellt
On rolrd the chargc--a thunder peal!
The tartar arrows fell like rain,
They clank'd on helm, and mail and chain,
In blood, in hate, in death, were twined
Savage and Greek, mad, bleeding, blind,
And still on flank, and front, and rear
Ragged, Constaptine! thy thirstiest spear.
Brassy and pale, a type ofdoom,
Labored the moon through deep'ning gloom!
Down plunged her orb, twas pitchy night!
Now, Turkman, turn thy reigns for flight!
On rush'd their thousands through the dark
But in the camp a ruddy shark
Like an uncertain meteor rae'd-
Thy hand, brave king, that tre-brand wheeled!
Wild burst the burning element,
Ger man and courser, Gag and tent
And through the blaze the Greeks outsprnng,
Like tigers, bloody, foot and fang
With dagger, stab, and falehionis sweep,
Delving the stunn' and staggering heap,
Till lay the slave, by chief and khan,
And all soas gone that once mas man.
A wailing on the Euxine shore
Her chiyalry shall ride no more!
There's waiting on thy hills Altai!
For chiefs, the Greoiun v%ulture's prey,
But Bosphorus thy silver wave,
Hears shouts for the returning brave,
The highest of hor kingly line,
For THERE COMES GLORIOUS CoNarANrINEt
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
o. orleatts auoertlaeuemts.
FAMILY & PLANTATION MEDIcINEs

FAMILY & PLANTATION MEDICINES.
ME following useful family and plantation Medi-
l. cines are constantly kept on hand by Comstock d.
Rumsey, at So Poydras street, New Oricans.sand by
DR.. HA wilkins, OPELOUS1S.
All OF which are warranted genuine and todo all claimed
for BY them, by which planters can avoid the expense Of
a physician IN almost all cases of indisposition, and
tney Will be found to operate with much less injury TO
the constitution than calomel, quinine, &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use of these several articles
is furnished gratis to each family. We numerate arr
tlcles as follows:
Hays Liniment, for the piles, warranted to cure in
every case.
Lin's Temperance Bitters and Pills, for the stomach.
Indian Vegetable Elixer and Nerve and Bone Lin
ament, for rheumatism, warranted to cure,
Chinese Hair Eradicator, to remove superfuous
hair.
Balm of Columbia, for the hair and to remove dan
druf..
Pink Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Sick Headache Remedy, a certain cure in all cases.
Health Elxer, for dyspepsia, indigestion, and cos
tive bowels.
Roach, Bed Bug, and Ant Poison. sure to kill
them all.
Kolmstock's yermifuge. for worms-never fails.
Comstock's Extract of Sarsaparilla-half the price
of others,
Bernard's Cholera Remedy, for darrhoeas and dvs.
senteries.
Connclrs Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds,
sores and swellings.
Aliens Balsam, for consumption and liver COM
plants.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, for consumption:
Green's Aguc Mixture, warranted to cure inevery
case
Oil of Tannin-makes leather waterproof and
doubles the wear.
Connell's Mixture Cor Secret Diseases, warranted.
BiackwelFs do. do. do. do.
street N. o..
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds.
Castor Oil, in bottlis.
Essences, all kinds.
Writing Sand.
Inks, black, blue, and red.
Indelible Ink.
Seidletz Powders.
WEIGH Toothache drops, a sure cure.
French Chachouc, for the breath.
British acd Harlaem oil.
Opodeidoe and Godfrcy's Cordial.
lBalsam of Honey.
Turlington's Balsam of Life.
Sealing Tapers, to use without a light.
Acoustic Oil, for deafness, a sure cure.
Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Hooper's and Anderson's Pills.
Lees Pills, Chinese Blood Pills, and Staple Drugs
and Medicines, Paints, Oils, SC. low for cash.
Jan. 30-tf
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
n.

EMR. STILLMAN'S SarSapdriHa Syrup and Sar-
EV saparilla PiHsof Health, or Blood PuIs-This
excellent family pill is a medicine Of %long-tried efica-
cy, for correcting all disorders of the stomach and bow
els, the common symptoms of which are: costiveness,
hatulency, spasms, loss of appetite and headache, gid
dincss, sense of fulncss after meals, dizziness of the
eyes, drowsiness, and pains in the stomach and bow
els, Indigestion, producing a torpid state of the liver,
and a consequent inactivity of the bowels, causing a
disorganization of every function of the frame, will,
with this most excellent preparation, by a little pcrse-
verance, be eifcctually removed. Two or three doses
will convince the afflicted Of its salutary effects. The
stomach will speedily regain its strength, a healthy ac-
ton of the liver, bowels and kidneys will rapidly take
place, and instead OF lsilessness, heat, pain, and jaun-
diced appearance, strength, sctivity and renewed
health, will be the quick result of taking this lnedi-
cine according to the directions on each box.
These pills are particularly eficacious for the sto-
mach, coughs, colds, agues, shortness of breath, and
all Instructions in the urinary passages, and if taken
after too free an indulgence at table, they quickly re-
store the system TO its natural state of repose.
Persons of a full habit, who are subject to sick head
ache, giddiness, drowsiness and singing in the ears,
arising from too great a flow of blood to the head,
should never be without them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely carried off by their immedi-
ate use.
For females these pills are most truly excellent, re-
moving all obstructions---the distressing headache so
very prevalent with the sex, depression Of spirits, dull
ness OF sight, nervous affections, ~blotches, pimplcs and
%sallowness Of the skin, and give a healthy and juvenile
bloom to the complexion.
Tomothers they are confidently recommended as the
best mediciue that can be taken during pregnancy, and
for children of all ages they are unequnlled.
DR.. MoTr, in a lecture to the students, Justly OBJ
served: s'rhat DR.. Stillman's Sarssparilla Syrup and
Pills, when first taken into the stomach, they iinmedi-
ately diffusc themselves like vapor, producing effects at
once delightful, salutary and permanent. When the
spark Of life begins to grow dim, the circulation Lam
guild, and thc faculties p~aralyzed, these medicines are
found to %invigorate the body and reanimate the whole
man"
Sold wholesale and retail by DR.. STILLMAN, him
self. No. So Custom-house St, New Orleans, La, and
no other place.
People from the country Will remcmbor the number,
sc Custom-house st.
Beware Of Counterlcite. feb. 2O-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
PHILADELPHIA
ShDDLERY AND TRUNK
WARE.

Granite Buildings, No. SO, Graeier street, one
door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
Ga R0BB C HANSELL, offer to the trade and
- others, a large and well assorted stock Of
SADDLERY Il SADDLERY HARDWARE,
OF their own Importation and manufacture. The fol-
lowing comprises, in part, their assortment:
Saddles and Brides IN great variety, Bride
Filings, Martingdls, SursiHgles, Gisths,
Stable Halters. Couch, Gig, Dearbon, Sadheg
and Drag Harness, Blind Brides, Horse and
Mule Collars, Saddlc-5ags; Medical and
Carpet do, Travelling and Packing Trnnks,
Valises, Bride, Harness and Band Leather,
Hog, Sheep and Buckskias, Morocco, Whips,
Switches, CowAideS, Hames, SaddletreeS, Var
nish, dc, Saddlcry Hardoore, a general as
~sorfraeat, Trunk makers Materials.
All of which win be sold upon the most reasonable
terms. feb 6-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY, By
JOSEPH ETTER,

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