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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
pENlLANSHIP.

GREATEST REDUCTION YET!
10 LESSONS IN WRITING FOR 90.
20 : 80.
WINTERTON MS
WRITING AND KEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS, No. PSI BROADWAY.
Mr. WINTERTON informs the public that desiring To
extend the autages Of his Academy widely lossbe
he has reduced his for thorough OF TWENTY
LESSONS in his eleg,nt and raS,ies system OF
CENTS Mr.. W.s style well known superior TO ANY
other the City Tor Mercantile otherwise
and having hitherto received universal commeudaton III i
parting IT, he boldly cballeuges public comparison.
Shorter Course OF 10 LESSONS FOR 81 10 those who de-
sire IT, ,,, .,
from II TO l. Private lessons # desired
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
as usual taueh, the thorough manner and at reduced
prices for AN unlimited Course OF instruction
- on hand Writing exclusively. m27 tis
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4, I0l o'cln,k NJ m S,I Ueu,,on

~ I0i O'Clock AZ No. SSl Heuston street.
HoUsEuoLp FURNITURE Sc.-Comprtsing large and
valuable OF scneei Furniture being the prop
crty family breaking up housekeeping, consisting OF
Sofas. pvans f French and 81 mahogany Chairs. mar
bic Centre Tables, Brussels and Ingram CARPETS, Oh
Ceth CandclI6rS Hall and Astral Lamps, one larSe Mir
ror Looking Glasses Frenh and Wiudlass Redsesds Hair
MattrS>, Feather Beds and Bedding China and Glass ware
Stoves Ac together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

- Hereditary Descent; Irs Laws ,ND FAeTs-
In Lecture by o 5 FOWLER IL Clinton Hall This Eve
mag a, Z: O'Clock Sats !2; ceas This Lecture l fails
present the laws of the h-r-1irary transmission OF both the
physical qualities parents chldea TINS
Is Of Nh IS useful and nstneiive lecures u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

~ Uniouists to the Ficld!!-An ncourned
meeting Of this Aocn,,n Will be held Na,ons Hall on
Fr;sv Evening s, INST at bali rH. clock Maers o.
deer interest 10 every friend of HENRY CLAY VIII ne aa
before the meeting. BY order Of r,>-,, pa>,,
N ,,.,,,,.s Ss.,a,ar, ms7 =
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TO LET.

IA WANTED TO LET Lease OF Sell laiSe and com; M
<e m,,os House, sunied the city ~ pleasant ana
Ia. healthy Vlnge The above premises have been oeSu
ia for Boarding and Uny School or severn yenn past Inc
nwner Wishing 10 hnye School continued te premises VIII
furnish scholars sufficient nay the rent and also use Ds "
uence 10 send Others For further PARTICULAR apply TO N
ii 0Da I'us'w5 ,s n,,e1t"n IL, = ~ mh3T 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

GROCERIES-There has continued very good demand
for Brazil Coffee from the trade, and the stock is fur
ther decreased prices have again advanced OF cent per
ID, making within wee, days. The sales COM
prise 350O bags E-z, 6iaI4 cts 300 Laguayra, IA!
1909 new crp DO :as $50 Java, 6}as.. mos and 200
ST Domingo o1s5s, cash The demand for New Orleans
Sugars &c has continued good from ;ie trade but as there
has been but little Offering the market has assumed rather
a dull appearance The transactions include $50 hids
Orleans 5ia1 cts $50 Porto Rico, 1,a1f; and 1000
1900 Brown Havana 7sass leaving Of the lat
hut about 400 bxs and White, IN fist hands. Prices
of Refined have advanced-our quotations the oil
rates the Tariff not being yet announced Molasses
continues extremely Arm, but in the absence Of arrivals
there very little doing. Sales have been made Of 80
32!; $50 bbls New Orleans a32 and $50 do TO arrive
3la32i, 4 mos
IR0N-Furthcr sales Of 800 tons Gartherrie Scotch
Pig have been made, part $3.50 establishing ad
vance OF 81 so per ton 300 American Pig, on
did not learn and Norwegian Bar 10 arrive at
SiO1 30.
NAVAL sToREs-we notlcc 1909 bbls. North County
Turpenue. 80 cash. and !o mos Noirther sales
of Rosn knowledge the market IS qulet
EIDESThe only sale have to notice Is 4Isb dry SAL
ted " Maranhan he OF the parce at cents, mos.
IIOPSTberc have sales Of 60 bales Arst East
err and Western, In lots at l3 II cents, cash.
FEATHERS-Tllere have been sales Of .oo0 b. fair
Western Live Geese at % cents and 600 10 prime, %
30 cash.
LEAD.-Tic market for Missouri is steady, with far
cr sales Of lew hundred pigs soft, in lois. at ST. cash.
COPPER-New Sheatling Is steady a. q cents, 6 mos
nothing done in old.
TIN-Jhere have been sales Of 800 boxes one-third
Plates at $40 2 mos 2O00 do $40, cash. and 200 slabs
Banca II cents cash-which is advance for both de-
scriptons.
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Cheap and Quick u @ =
EJ1S-sl;ssi Travelling for ISIS, 60

O., SPENCER 81 Chamters street, ready TO
- uppIy Cen, ecrcn with The SprIas Pe1eru Hats. The
$50 fpes; Nuta .-e furnished By hin a 81 y and his In
y i;aiion M0Ieskn al So
ssFINE FRENCH CALF DRESS BooTS-A
81 few cases of sup-of qua!tI Us; received tiree'
q fooro III manufacturer, fo- Sale - N9tsn Lane.
-s5 NH ln:ss FRENCH x EVERETT-
SyTETI TgOS-So tci., :. Dannannra Bar Eun, very
y slperio. article FOR Steel. for safe By
ais JOSEPH TuCkERAAS, SO Wes.-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
THURSnAY. March 2,

At 10 o'clock. =: No. 81 Hudson st. cor. OF Jay.
observation-disclosures OF sugars Ees
Coffee SPICES Sperm AND Tallow Candies. Lard, Buiter
Cheese Tobacco Scales and Weights, CoaniersSe
with every article In the store.
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AUCTION SALES.
IosI,H RIcEARps. Auctioneer.

JOSIAH RIJHAhIIS, tuNtUIletF'
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Siores so>
ID Broadway.-Liberai cash advanesnents maoe on
cons.srImen:S Tor auction sales.
FORTY FIRST TRADE S-lLE-2Sth March,
and following days
Tho regular Trade Sale OF Books, &c Rnder tae O.
7ec;on Of the Committee OF Trade viii commence at the
above Ga;e and viii oe conducted uIdcf the rssa-
lions and terms heretofore.
The sale of Stationery, Writing and Printing Papers.
B.rters Leather and Muslin. SC. VIII be held Menday
2!ih Of March
The first catalogue Is ready Is large and attract
i've \ SUPPLEMENTARY catalogue VIII be issued on tho
morning OF the SALE for which Will be receive
until Monday l7th March.
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AND MONEY MATTERS.

(For Cou,rercia! and Money Matters see Last Page
- " WEDNESDAY, I. NJ.
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BOARD.

DOARD IN THE COUNTRI.-Iwo small famiies csn
DIE accommodated with board fom the it of May pri
family Long Island: about 6: miles from Brooklyn
the Stage route 70 Corey Island The location heahu
and very pleasant To those pIeiens trsmeu the bus
lie Of hotel this would BE- desirable Opportunity. For al-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

ARE NOW OPENING. IN the Store lately occupied By
lH.ll.,rs Rsakia L P-n,ir-nn
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Markets. CGrefptiy reported for The Tribune
"WEDNESDAY, Msrch 26.
ASHES-we notice sales Of so bbls Pets at S4 and IS
do Pearls al 81 62l and fraction under Pots are steady
bu. the market for Pearls Is rather heavy.
Export, from Is; 10 2S;h 25ih March,
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= Mechanics Institute Lecture.-D

BEAKLfY will deliver Lecture the destitute Lecture
Room Ci.y Hall. o THURSDAY EVENING 27th inst
att o'clock Subject Man bis hlity of Improve
ueni Free members of the Institute. Terms o member
ship 81 ie and 81 annual dues. which pnvi-
legcs all Lectures classes aud the Mechanics InSti-
School. Ke.u.r meetings or the admission Of
BY order J. j. NAPEs President
{. l.. BARriTT. Actuary. m2j2 j2,tS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

- Robert Owen will deliver course Of three Lee
the Minerva Rooms late Concert Hail Broadway.
"Wednesday Thursday aad Friday. March &C. 2 and o.
anatory OF his discCrses rardins h necessity Tor aud
the ncacuabe advantages all ot ertire cns0Ge lTn-
cIgle and prncuc- Soc-:5 through
every Department OF life Tickets for the 30 cents
Single Tickets q cents: Ladies . Doors Olen zt l. Lee
commence half pa; ociock Tickets b lsd
he sun Tribune and Herald Offices AT lr Hose % that
stree . IL,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

tC- Water Cure.-Dr. SHrw proposes to give lee;
| Saturday Ev-nnE Cntcn Hall, The alleged
Dangers of Water Cure c1ntrated with tie DANCES Of
Common Drug Treatment he special effects Of MefouE.
Opium Tartar Er1e;ic, Bloocttn-, ac will be considered
Tic defray expense admsslon Y. cts. ms II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

PROyISIOSS-The market for Pork remains unsettled;
prices are no, uniform, are, the whole sustained,
We observe sales OF 100 bbls. Old Ohio Prime al IS
s7s and 100 eco bbs. New Mess az I3 52t Beef is
very frni with sales 800 bbls. We quote Old Prime az
4 25-Seyy Do -, and New Mess 62! Sales 90 bbs.
Picked shoulders at S: cts and $50 Western Beef Hams
at 81 cts Butter and Cheese without change.
Exnort, from lst 20 25lh March
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4 & ard.

d d NASH Auc;loneer- Store lSo Fulton street.
n d. y. Informs his friends and the puo.e ma ss s.
~. continues the AUG zion and Commission Business n
The store Is9 Fulton street. and socits their paisonae N
cousicurleuts Outdoor sales Of Household fa'ntui.;
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Merchandise Anu fi'Ps
er;y OF every DESCRIPTION puncsualy attended to.
MEYERS 10
p. H. Vsnnest, No. l.5 Front street,
Thomas H. IeESett 20 BcekTan street.
William NJ Mitchell. Tl6 Broadway,
HAYS Il rreadwe,, Franklin House, Broadway,
Hiram Barney, 50 John street.
James NJ Post. .O2 Aulry street. mis- imtsS
IN COLrON u co. Auction and Comml>sien Aer-
chants Nos ll3 Fulton street, and 81 Ann street
Liberal advances made on consgnmcnt and prompt re'
alEnS Tna4e.
THr-HSDAY March 2;th,
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Whoa, Flour ,39l bbls

GRAIS-In Wheat we hear OF 1880 bushels North Riv-
cr al o. cts and small 10: OF southern at 100 cts sales
also Of 800 bushels inferior Nothing OF note mas been
done in Rye to-day; ii is scarce ana ~ahSeu' anu VIM
readil; hiring 40 cts perhaps more. Barley is inactive
oats are a, our s quotation, with little doing Com is
In good demand with moderate supply notice saies
1000 bushe. Northern al 80 49, meas ico do southern
do a. AZ s W.T. and 5000 do Jersey. private terms
Export, from lst 10 18th March.
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wings of tho Fifth District of the

PosT OrgIcE. NEw-YoRE. March % lsto
IS- English Ntail.-Le,fsr Bags per Mail Steamer
CAMBRIA will be closed the Post Once IN Nassau strse.
his CITY. Moaday the ss, INST at % minutes pss 9
letter mus, be paid. JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, T. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

NEW ORLEANS March 1.-THE Cotton market opened
quietly this morning. owing in part to the declining prices
in New York, aud likewise the high demanded by
holders which prevents buyers executing their orders
The business OF the day comprises about 35O9 bales at
prices agreeing with the quotations subjoned:
Lieayool Classification or L,nisiago and Mississippi.
Inferior. d!l Middlins fdir--6! O.
Ordinary TO good ord Il Il 81 Fair
Midtlling 3 tieod fair I!
Good miidling ...... nc Good and fine
Exchanges firm at former rates. We quote London
S! al per cent prem Paris ) 27s 32iNcwYork6 so
days Il per cent dscount-chccks para per ct. disc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-05

thoughts 10 tie task Of watching the waver.
ing intellect ot his unlorlunaic friend liz
/ gay and volatile character seemed sudden
" changed. Ills deep participation IN the
aillclions Of Howard, bad done tie work 0,
time, n forming bis miad 70 habits Of pou~
! thoughts seil seemed to have fallen
/ from bis cyes, aud he Sas enabled 10 est.
mate tuly, the trials and the duties Of In.
man existence. The frivolous pleasure, in
which his lie had been heretofore passed,
lost their auiactlons, aud Frank EImore
became grayer and wiser man.
Brought INTO daily communication with
Agnes, the discussion Of subjects 81 mutual
interest; and witnessing the unconscious
display Of the strength Of her principles, the
tenderness Of her heart, and the feminine
dignity Of her mind aud manners, his first
impression OF her charms revived with re.
newed warmth, and he became hourly more
strongly attached to her. II would be do
lng injustice TO the penetration Of the read
er, 70 doubt that She has, long ago, been
discovered 20 be the Object d FrauL' car
y and transient passion. He now learned
o. love her as she mer!ed 10 be loved. -
Not with tho evanescent efervoscence oil a
hoyIsh fancy but with the deep aud abld-
ng tenderness Of noble aid manly heart.
And Shen he returned 10 The home OF his
pnrcn,s, II vas to solicit their sanction to
briug them a daughter, whose gtnces and
virtues would make the happiness Of their
a',cr wears.
Sambo, who accompanied his Young
master, londiy applauded his choice, ex
claiming, in his most animated tones,
" III now, | tell you, for true, Mass
Frank Rwyno do de right ting Gih Miss
Agnes pretty and good, like me o,ra nyoung
LADY,"
lnnk rc'raced his e'cpa with rs hllle de
lay as possible, 10 Philadelphia, where ar.
rangemcu's we're made for lis immediate
marriage and with the consent Of his far
bride, Oh 'heir return to Carolina 10 settle,
finally on bi- own estate, they took with
them Alfred Howard, who vas ,hcnccionh
the Object Of ibeir united care.
The fortune OF Laura Mortimer passed
immediately into the hands Of the proyls
lonhl legalces and, so prone IS the cvl
thlaang world to lldge from concldeuces
~ default Of proof, that there were no, want.
ing many, who believed and propara'cd the
unloundcd suspicion, that the sudden de
mise Of the far beiress was to be attributed
20 the agency OF those who were so gfcat.
" benefited bv Il. Time however, the
slow, butts Iustiiier, broueh, 10 light cir.
cum>tnrces, which leit no doubt Oh the
minds Of the uuprcjodcod, that the decd
was prompted by tie Vengeance Of a We.
man
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.uESSEEK.E.N'E,Og.S y.


CHAPTER VII.

'rhe Gods arc just, aud Of our pleasant wees
Aakf Instruments 10 scoaFge US. Shakespeare.
IL would be unnecessary 90 detail tho
saul narrowing scenes tina, attended, aud
followed tins deplorable event. These may
we'll be lnagined, but il must not be omit.
ted % state, that The medical attendants,
guided BY their observations Of tho symp.
toms Of the case, and the appearances
which we're evident on the h(elcss body, did
ho' hesitate IN giving the UNANIMOUS op'n'
ion that the Young anl lonely heifess had
fallen sacrli:o 10 tho administration Of
poison!
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MANUFACTURES ~ THE
Old ATLANTIC SOUTHERN STATES.
Their ,6ects on NJ present state If agri.
culture, cducatioa, and he b0jy p3thc.
Thar mfoHee on M (orcioa commerce,
and the proteetre sysitm IF the rmied
States. Hor hfy are 10 b. iairo4pcea,
me capital mhich NH be necessary, and
what class u mea arc 10 perform tie
irorh.
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T. Oct X y
rnE SONG OF the SHIRT

LeY npoD
Nth augers weary and worn
With eythdr heavy and red,
4 @oaaa sat. % anW omanly raEs,
Plying her needle sud thread,
Stitch Stteh SUCH
ia poverty, hunger aud Gifti
Aud sIili alih song OF dnlofous pitch,
she sang ,ho song OF the SHIRT 90
Work Work Work
Mh.le the cock is Growing aloof
Md vol work wofh
Til the stars shine lhTo' the roof
T. Fl 10 BE- slave.
Along wlih The blrbltous Tutk.
Whgre woman has newer soui 10 save.
II tl0 CHRISTIAN wofA
Work Wofk Work
It.ilho brain begins 10 swim
Nufs aafA work
I'll tie eyes arc heavy and DIN
Sean. and eus,ct. tnd band,
Band. and gu'sc,, aud seam
Til 8vef the Buttons iall asleep
And ses iAein "a m 10y dfe4ai
Oh usen ei,h ,s,ru dear
81 men tlh mo,hefs and sites
u ls ia .tnen you'fe woafng or,
lot aIitan cfe4,nrcs !Bss
Slfteh stitch stitch
Ss,,.a.. ID .r.s, a M, 4, ,l.,t,lls ti.fssI
a kfau. asac.. usas as
nut why 10 ,llk Of death,
Ihat phantom ct giitiy toi.'
h4f14 ieaf 20. terrible fA1 ftt
= tesin. ~ itNe inl 'Nh
u..a,a..- la,i.I l.,a.
4 f...1 ,lre,a ,bogld H. - .l..r
A4I6s.b ai4 Hood 40 s6...st
" aiA "eih W"fR
I'D iAh4' no''i h'H''
Nd shat at i'A "a- .ta u a5'fN.
ef4' 81 hf''i an" t'ss
AlsE, tfatsu chair
4 ~agIY.LjspF n,y .Bt4a, thank
Ia s..aet ~, ANN, t,rtgt
Mis- "faA Wolh.
1"ta Ns4't -h'm' W e5"u''
9tt ""th "o'h
n rlt@""''s work. ief ei""s
,t'.I ..,.,.i. and hand.
rance hon .4....l.. .sa tl.a ban. l,l.H,al.
K..a Ii. tI., ..,a.r, btg,It
Work ~"tS "ofS
u tAe aul' i'"e.iii.r ag4',
Al eofA Wott "ofh
Nhtn llte NrAlhnt b. Narm ano buEhi
y l,'la underneath 'h. caves
4 w. #.F ."H . j.
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VOLUME XVI
T. j. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher
TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
pad ddeance. THREE DOLLARS n nj
pad toit.in TIRES months aud THREE POI.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not y1li uahia6
"a he expiration Of The yeu. No JIper discoa.
ti"n'd sntt al ar"a'ages are pad, ,Ic,p al he
option Of the Editor.
~ ddrertsemeafs inserted N Oas Dollar per
square, (6 lines less. fhis sized fvpe,) for he
ffst Insertion, and % cents Tar zach continuance.
Cunt Embellishments and Sheriff. Salts char.
ed y per rent higher. and deduction Of 3al
pr cent, ciH be made from me regular prices tor
advertisers ~ me year. Advertisement inserted
monthly o. quarterly 81 par square for each time.
SemI.moaihiy IS cents pr square Jor each time,
AGENTS
Col X. VI Cochran. Mtrt'foba5g. y e.
CLas " Huns. MiH GYofs. n {.
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"''"'tioh 'lsb oIhClhlT offered NJ uppO7l
lion but politely expressed her WISHES tia
. every recommendation winch could incili
tate her arrangements, might be freely or.
dered.
, In Tact, The situation Of the family rem
/. dcred The presence OF stranger, extreme
y cub lrrassIug. Mrs. Mortimer coulin
uGd 70 a state Ct nervous excitement, aud
/ agitation, that lu,l fed fears for her fcason,
y not Tor her he, While Howard. shut vi
IN retired chamber Of the house, which
le" hours would huNe made his own, rave
Inns Il up TO grlel the more profound,
aud ihsupp0rl1ble, Us II vas mtsed gi'h an
'Gnd, ilntd and hnrubIe dread rs 10 the
means that had brought about tbs terrible
catastrophe.
tie d,snod % BE- alone and would allow
not even his devoted friend, Frank l.lmure,
to Introde 90 bis retirement lie needed
communion with hausell; lhat Is med
naton aud reflection, hc might tudcaYof 10
calm the tumuIt oil his mini, ana familiar
~ hnmseli 10 his present po>.liu he
llfst great shock vas over. The labtic on
Which had rested the btgil VISIONS Of the
future, had been violently oyeuhroaui bat
be must not suffer himself 20 be crushed Sc
ncali its runs. lie must rouse himself
from tie melancholy indulgence # lis Fri.
T. yatc grel ami oNott,hc ipituieof man,
who .ce!s the weight Of dulle, aud rcspou-
sIbih!tcs, aud must i've for the bepoat Of
others, i he would preserve ius own self
respect aad fun the expectations Of hi-
/ friends. The sympathy Of tbe world Is
speedily exhausted, and ll5aam bal ne
desire u draw l's PITY
The midnight hour had sounded, and Tie
footsteps d lbn domc.llcs, passing 10 aud
iro, had long sluee dpd away 10 -deuec.-
The inmates Of th,s now gloomy mlnsiou
we're Sleeping for sorow' i, eay, 50
thought Howard, as he raised bis head from
his folded arms, Nhore he had LAID Il IN TO.
tai Abstraction Of outward objects. lie
started aud aludlcrcd-thrcww ud atd huf-
rcd glance around, and azan turned hls
\ eyes 81 the Object, before iniistinctly ys.
Die, but winch nos rnCtcd his gaze, Eull
opposite, regarding hIm tut,ndy, as Il sa
iuaung TcTseIT win &c crl ymeul Of the
misery she had witnessed. stood Heattre
lu.e Il .sttes liz had loved The Ge,turc
/ he had Wtoaeed The Bcalr c., Who nov
plared On INN win ewes. winch TESTIFIED
lthM hers VAS The fierce and unholy I'll.
umlh ii revenge Yes there .he stood
wuh Ter arm, folded on her bosom her
raven trcssps flowing loosely over her Gne.
4, formed raek Wide her hgh. pale fore
/ Icid aud the pcfl,r,.y antique stu he ol her
! head qase her the urp.afancc Of d breath
iur st4tua.
( Ia sern silence they rcuaraed each cth.
!. rr !gr some seconds; When HsNafd's dlrc.
0ll .u.sI-.rus. awakening nll the warrna
pls,tan. II ii, ,uaI. he exclaimed. with ia
.cAarc..ab'e asttauon-" Baguaet Afeyuu
600, sufficiently avenged l'
..\ r sa.ae erred Hen,r,cr. -i,a,t aal
I'll. ha..e. s.n. no, ua,A y.u hive Attra
ne .ylo. THAT +, WAS A, rly htnH tAn rl.r
.,r,ilsa.og Gun of blrufnr,s and afn,ser..
+, ua. dtsIteI IRON. your ,aorr hrs. No,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18

E&fhnt1ATfbN iii NAttAGB4@Un nom
NO Loteffe, dotnaaiiglp, yi9ait avee Ia
fBnimo Admin, e1isi6i6fe. I'ods denx o.
intent depths lebgtpmp4 SIMS place, ~ NJ.
gafent depenBd laites Ibtif8 economies, et
lis 80 tt8ugaieHt f6d1tfg d III postfiou Ia
plus fachease. A force Dc ebefehef les
moyana d. e0ttlf Dc get 6tat miserable.
v6iei &C quits i|9aRlpafdnl. LafsYfes
d6a6 d'Ind pbYsionolnie HsBe5 hRteHble,
beal pnfIe1f, 81 gni dams leg diltsrebtHs
naisoh8 III Il await sefyi 90 aIalit6 Dc VI
lei do ehan,bfe, await pfis de- l'aplomb 81
dos mdhi0feg. 30 meltait d l'HfTut das fem.
mes do ehhtrhf6 sur Ii fet6of, genres De
famhiea SUI les1neIlea doa propositions
maltimHnihias ont f~6oj0nfa IN effgl cor.
nin. tl.flfsail dgs tfais d'nnabittl6, de-
galanttfif, qni dBYat06t lni Ragnef t1dleg
tfa tieiltes fli6s an q16fH d'ai mari htl7,
| alluit %iui1h6H18 ad de9aat do t6ds los
arrangements, do tDu9 les pf6IlntHafie5
dl infringe, IT qdahd los chooses On ttaieht
hFfiyGrs6 GO point que tout fafalqsail con
eta II qu'l 6lait Impossible de- so mGdef|
W iutil 30 tatsait femgtlfy adf9itoment
l2afgeht, leg bj0ix Of tons Lea Ubiots do
aielaue rfis appuftnuant . SEQ piuyfes
Yiellmes o]6suitf, sous gueldnb p]r6to4to
anil hYait t|O1ttufs Fart do fhifB Hhitfs j
pfopog, soft % jOaam e t1l11sie, soil IN
pataiaaant eftfayd dune prdtend6o ineom
pattbill6 d'huln91r. j ss6loignait d no fo.
.6afalasait plus. Settlement il oublalll
tonionrs DO fandfe &C an'iI await refd com.
Iba tiU ii connie air III T~ommunuutn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
-AUX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lie eonasignt inf0rnc rcspecfaebaemontle les
batisseffs Ct a%ntres, 1u'1 EST pref i fairn
totit6 batts4e On bri4ue 90 autre ouyraqe
dams re genre; il ]fenrnira aagsi fous les ma.
teriau& ncces5atres tells que chaux, bridne,
sable, 4 dos conditions r~ais0hnables,
II DitrG sGs services aux habitans gueriere.
etB Sc >llatte, d'aprcs ga Tongue experience
dapa de* oIytagea de- sucrerle, p%ougoir don.
ner pIeiue satisfaction.
Loyal BERffEL,
liIcV BfiqHeterie dc Ia Garrison
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
CERTAIN CURE FOR DYssENTERY or
BLOODY FLBX.

Ambrose Theriot, informs The public GEN.
orally that he has discovered a certain cure
for that dangerous and tedious. sickness. If
he does not effect q cure he will make no.
charge. lie has made efficient and radical
cures IN the families and plantations or The
following named gentlemen, from whom re,
ference can be obtained. Lauren hfitla udon,
Jean Gusman, Eyaristc Marine, jacques
Teutant, Madame Reggie, AggUste Reegio,
Ed. Veilion, Gregoirc Gaspard, Jean Cole,
Alfred Duplantier.
He can befound atalI times residence
near the Gazette Office, Baton Rouge.