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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

VcaJe de proprj6e pour le Placement De
lures de paroissss dc iaparolsse dE8t ID
ton Rouge, LouisiQae.
pa vertu dun acte i%nftal6, "un acte
de Ia Legislature de l'Etat de a Louisiana,
appFoavee Ie 20 Mars, 1912, et en- ycrtn
de 4me section dun acte approuy6 le -
mars 1890. io vendrai en- vente publIque,
Jeudi 23 Janyier 1845 a ia maison de
Cour de la vile de Baton Rouge, d Fheure
habituelie des ventes, tous les dfoits, tires
ct pr6tentiens des personnes sous.nommes,
dams eli a Ia propriet6 cl.apres decrlte pour
le Placement de lcur taxes dc P%aroisse dist
Baton Rouge savolr:
Tous los droits, titrc, intef6fs et Preten-
tons de BENJAMIN S. Holmes ei Eiiza Holmes
IA femme, dams BIT y Ia propriefG snIyante, 81
voir Tn lot de terre mcsuFant 4l5 1912
niads ID face ct so pfeds de pfolondeHf, sltas
jaas cetfe partie de Ia vile de Raton Rouge
c5 devant ab~parteaaHt canioia5eme0ta nm.
| Hickey. Scot, Buhief, GaFdGre, Sloan, Malta
<, Faifon. etant]ot No !, fiet 2 de ia dlte
nronriSte Aussi un morce8n de te1re etame-
iorations sitne dams celte partie dela vile Dc
Baton Rouge, connue par Halls Row iaisaat
| face a Ia rue du nord, borne 4 Fest par IN
LOT appartenant a John Buhlef, a POuest par
nm lot des heritiers de Brown, ct naesurant
30 pieds de face par II De profondear pour e
montant de leur taxes de p%aroisse dc IA pa
! roisse d'Est Baton Rouge pour Pannee 1912
/ ct les frais.
Tous les droits, t1tres, interets ct preten-
lions de Henry G. Christmas ct David Roun-
sayiIIe, dams Ia p~aroisse DIST Baton Rouge,
horne a l'ouest par terre cI-deyant apparfe-
nant d Yeo, All nord + terre de Foster q
Pest par ceiiesd de II Carpenter ct au sud
par, pour lie Placement do ses taxes de
p~aroisse dams Ia paroissed'Es Baton Rouge
pour les annees 1910, i84I, 1871 et 1913
ct les frais.
Toas les droits, tires, infer4ts ct Preten,
sfbns de Thomas Billey, dams ct = 3 ar,
pens de terre situes dams u paFoisse DIS
Baton Rouge, ct bornea u n0rd par terres DC
Baker. est par terres de Wm. r Cox etau.
tres, an sud par terres de earle ct Newcomt
eta Fouest par le deuye Mississippi pour i
Placement de la balance de ses taxes de paroIs
IS pour l'ann6e 1913, ct les frais.
GoND1r1oNs.-Comptant-ceIl paiera i
moatant de SEES taxessuf IA ditto proprletal I
Jour de la yen,e, ct les frais. aurale privile-
&c d,acquereur, surIa propriete ainsl Vendne
scion Ia loi.
Les actss De vente seront passes par de
want I'Hon. Ch. Tessier, JUICE de parolsse.
o. HACKET.
Collector des taxes de parolsse.
Dec. 81 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

A BARGAIN.
About 200 acres Of some Of The best land
on The road leading to Jackson, uDculiivated,
about ii miles from the town Of Baton Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
ECoLE ANGLAlsE ET FRAN CAIsE

UIHICEE FNK ~ yUVAL'
10. L'anglais ct lo Franeais, gramnaire
traductjon, compositions.
%. Geographic.
70. I'm couss4d 'Histoire uniyerselle.
40. L'Aritbm6tique
50. LAlgGbre applique a Ia solution des
prc5l8mes d'arjthindtiquo.
So. La G&oTnetrio appIiqaGe a Parpentage.
To- In cours de teuue de livses.
So. Tn cours de Philosophie naturelle.
lie prix de I'enseignement est de 50 par
trjmestre payable par demi trimestre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

a. M. DUNN, RI. b. WHITE,
ArronsErs Am CoussELLoRs,
At Judge Morgan's old Stand.
Lafayette str, Baton Rouse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

An extra charge of$1 per month for w:.sfi-
ing. also $I per month for bed and bedding
iffurnished by the institution.
The department in music is under the
charge Of Mr. uertes.
French, Mas. FUERTES
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
EFAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisso d'Est Baton Ronge-Gour des

Preuves.
Aaendu que RaphaeIG ousinard a,est adres-
A la sasdne cour pour etre noInme adini-
nistfateur de ID succession de Mdme. DanieI
Pfovenehe. Avis est par le present dome z
ceux interessts de fare eonna1tfe les Taisoh8
dams le couIant Dc dix jours de "a presenle
publication pourquoi Ia demande do pettiolt-
nalre ne seraIt pas accordee.
Al. WINTHROP, gretier.
ian. IL 40.
CHRISTMAS 70 NEW YEARS
pRE5BS rs
Just received Pom Paris, three cases con
ta;ajng a handsome assortment of fancy box
~ &c., suitable foF presents also an assoft-
ment oftha best French FeTflmefy from Lie
we'll knoWn manufactory Of 3IonPeias, Parts
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
N0UYELLE ORLEANS,


aL r,-,;. ,.,olo,a activii6
80 ~, 1@1 >, s,rnalo Tor oncano va.
91',s que '''''so, : 4 noa,,' nnil,sions
''oH'n ""P',,i /, : ~. gnnbriam[o IN Nil,
"'vo ! "l'0 Z, Ia r.a,,n,Iol nonr ane!nn !,
lP't so'sl "le''o.'p"o Ho's d u
amains3' rs eo.o" = '.S, .@,'I,o ,' % ~,
iaveHr procure paw ne',o,,G' ~ y,
oier $. 'togfe' les P,l% sou, sI'', ,'r ''sslan'
reNo"i'S ao ''N ""'o'','' -
ton.
lie o''Telo a. goS',' 80 L ~ ,ant-s 90.
81 aVgc oo'i'a o ".,i :. ~; y
sont eieyees 2 o'02' o.aeS' . - "'' Go :
gnaiee dans ho,le "eIn'e'e ~.
'1dHc'lon oah5 e, li,h ! la,. 49, ~ -
que. acga aa, Is s,,ant IN fin 4,
"ra'5@ o'Voo ~. auoa,%s M INV
Ioa,' -, p'.' ri de,nande nvant epIov6 aux
d6tonteuts nne grande partie de leur stock
le mafch6 esS 'rouVe a"JouT1 huI ".,use,
lc3 yen!c ont aueInt re cn1hic oo 0,ooV
bales q dos prix tres pieins, eli meme dams
o~ne,0uos cas- lie cour5 s'est 6leve d'une nu-
n'nco AUDI 5us dos prix courant avant ia
reception dcy nouyelIcs du dsrnier steamer
C~epondant nous maintiendrons encore nos
conrs de vendredi dernier.
Id chiaic total dos trois derniers joars est
dc $4,000 bales, don't yoici les details :
Louisiaue ct Mississippi, d 3 3l4 40 balics;
d 3 LIS, 936 Il 4, so; los so; a
1I16, 4G3; i 4 ll8 900; SO, d q IL, AZ {;
Sc; 22O 430; a 4 3l8 80 ; 100; 80 :;
81; 100 434; 4 liz, 100 $40; 394;
so; $50 289; % $50; %; a -
67; LAT a 5lo, 50; IVY; 90 -
81 d q 8I4. $50; ll2; no; a +! lls,
20; i 5 LIS y 262 20; q - liz, 70;
a6 If ~ de 4a4 III, 10y de 4 iI4;
IA 3i8, $50 a des priy i%aconnis, l,67l'
CT 875; 53 CSC; l60; ct 10 lc7
\ Texas, a 4Ill6 cents la iiyro.
CLASSIFICATION.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Havana "a rio coffee, brown white and loaf
sugar, fl1nr, whiskoy, brandy, gin, vinegar,
lard, family and scented soap, blk. pepper,
spice, cloves, nutnegs, ginger, saIaratuf,
~allepice, underwood's mustard, and assorted
pickles, eardlnes, mackarel, Goldfish, segars,
honey dew and other kinds of tobacco, snuff,
imperial, gun powder and young dyson tea,
New Bedford candles, fine aud coarse salt, OIL
i've oil, goshen and Western butter.
III DINyN A ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

OYSTER SALOON.
n. MUssELmAE, that celebrated cateror 10
all Kind OF daintieg hasiust returned froln tte
Crescent City where he has laid in a eplcndd
assortmentof alt kinds Of daintics and luTurf
Candies, c~ordials, sugar-plums, and all de-
~criptioaa Of pastry, &c.
Also, Groceries Of all descriptions, adJ'"'-
ing the confectionery establishment
Oysters, cooked to order, or raw, to suit ine
taste of the most fasiidlons.
Come aIl vino have some extre change 10
spend these holidays and you can be supplied
with whatever you want On moderate terms.
Every thing necessary for balls or parties
can besobtained at this establishment.
Dec.2lst, 46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Cofks--10,O00 Spanish pointed corIa
Just received and for sale by
Wm. MAEKHAM, Church 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
Jnet rereiYcd one case Ladies' rubber over
shoes, d very superior article.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Cut and wrot nails, shoyels, spades, chains,
hoes, Collins axes and matches, saws, hamep,
collars, but and strop hinges, screws, taCkF
and brads, augers, chiscIs, files, door, chest.
cupboard and pad locks, curry-Combs and hor 9
shoe brushes, shaving and white wash brush
e. table pocket and butcher knives, s]clssott'
Kettles, sauce pans, pots of all sizes, ovens,
spiders, gridirons, hand and dog-irons, cofle
mills and pots, tin buckets, cups and pam,
lanterns, lamps, candlesticke, oil pots, black
ing, lamp black, german and toilet glassr.,
wire and brass sieyes, cotton wool and play
ing cards, letter and ~foolscap paper, ink, W.
fofa, steel pens, powder, shot all sizes, painted
buckets, axe helyeF, jews harp, fish lines, and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COI1R hes pRFtIVES

In ycfta dun ordre Dc Honorable Cont
DIES PfeuYes dams ot pour ID p~aroisse d'Esl
Baton Rouge, II sera yendu par 10 sonssl
gee, Juge Dc paroisse Ut cx.oilicio oncan
tenn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

a enseigner Gu peu de temps, ct blen CO.
que les enfans %aPpreneat d5ordinaife assel
nal en- deux annees ct PobJet DE &c eolIs'
LIE success men nest point d~outenH--he PLsA
est De So pour les trois mols payable apfes
lie cours.
ian. II 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

lie gouyerncment dc Bu&nos Ayras
venait d'achetcr pn brick de gucrrc antrl-
CHEN, qai devait porter Io pavilion de
Panral Brown. il aura yingtdeux car
onnades en- batterie.
lie 10, il Y await dams 10 port de Bnenos
Avrcs 70 batimcns don't ID americans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

- -IIIIFIIIN NIIITk1y'
History ancient and Modern, Grammar,
COMPOSITION, Arithmetic, Natural & Nor
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astrononr
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages auI
ornamental branches will receive as tot y
attention as parents may desire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

25 ~ pound Boxes) best Sperm Candles
PIKE HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

AIICANT MATs-Just received and for
sale bg,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

CONFECTIONERY, GROCERY AND
OYSTER SALOON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Consisting in part Of The following articles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

L'acqnefeur sera rcquis Do donncf sos bill
lets, endcssees, Ia saflsfacfiondes gendellral
ct u Placement De la terfe II desescieVes ga
rants par hypotheqae, ct confession DC juge-
naent sur Ia proprietG vendue, les billets pay
ables i Ia bauque de Ia Louisiana, a Baton
Rouge. et portant IN interet dc hut pour
cenf dc maturite au Placement faal.
Les aefes de vente seront passes aux frais
de 'acqa6renr, par deVautle Juge De paroisse.
Pour plus amples information, ~relatiyc a
Ia dne D:o5riete, on peut s'adfcsser a NJ.
LargBc ) eaton Rouse;oa d N4rcclin Mar
tinezsur les lieuxs
Dee. II As
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Veate de proprie{e pour 1e P0ientont Dc
lures de paroisses dc laparoiSse 9Ea 20,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

China, Glass and Earthenware--Just rc
ceiyed and for eale by.
Wn. MaFKs8M, Church 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
AYIR-

lie DocrEuH VAsQUEz ayant fxt son domi-
Gle dams cote Vile, oflre respectucusement
SEES services aux habitans d'Est ct Quest Ba-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Cour6 prtparatoire De trois mois pour lez
notifes deln6isales commencant.
Les enfants sachant dcja IN peu lire, APP
nrendront q ecrire p,%rfaitement ct avcc raPi-
dite dams I'espace de ttois mo!s' en- meme
correctement sous Ia dictee, dams les deux
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Perm; uez-moi, IN torminant, d'e1pr
mer 10 wen lo plus sincere de mon cpur,
en- d~ssif*nt que le r6sultat de vos delibe.
rttions thndent da plas en- plus angmen-
Ter Ia ss3mno de- bonheur de nc consti-
tuants e Il ieur assurer les bienlaits de
al. MOUTON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

CoyvnS1gov.--U tnemoiro a 6t6 pre-
scate III legislature mardi dcraiar, de "a
part41un cclnjta 10 h Convention qal dc.
suandc fautotts5 tion dc So sertir do Ia sal.
lc de- Ia Cfambre das RcPrtscnians ct
prize que a Chumbro ycalIIo Prondro uno
decision immediate sur &C sniet, &c me.
MOTE 4 6s9 ddpos9 indodnimcnt sur 10
bureau par Nd vote de 32 contro IN. Go
vote poayo quo M chanbrc n'a pas lin
lvntion dc s'ajoornef ms avon achieve
eGs ttayauYs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Encoignure opposte a cello de Mr., Maillapd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
rn ~ JAvyfeu.-Ce jour memorable

Coyrrarrov.--un rn6noire q dt6 Pre-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11
HIGHER CLASS

GiGIAlEAIAI 1lI4RO'
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

The London Morning Post mentions the un-
usual event OF the auiya, ol carrier pigeon
from lch0boc, the great Guano Island. IL seems
that at the terminus of the Southwestern
Railway, at Nauxhall, the pigeon was seen, in
AN exhausted state. 1t WAS caught by hand,
but died shortly afterwards. a label was APP
pended to one oil its legs, addressed to his grace
the Duke of Wellington, which states that
three pigeons were thrown up at the Island oi
lchaboe, and bore date July, 1913. The dis
lance is computed to I've between tweand three
thousand miles from the place where the pig
con appears To have been liberated to its des-
tination in London. The bird, with It's APP
pcnddgc, was immediately forwarded to APPS
ley House, and the duke, by am autograph note
the next day courteously acknowledged the re-
eeipi to the party who sent the bird. Ii ha,
. been sIuiled, and in the process it has beer
discovered that the bird was shot, otherwise
there can be no doubt ii would have reached
home, and it is supposed not TO have la,
strength To cross the Thames.
| a young lady down South it is said, pun
loined u roller from one of the printing Office.
and wore il TO church for hustle! Oh Crackey
! We never before heard OF using an ink rol
Ter 10 make up a form.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREEFS II

IA RICE, has just received from New York
-. PnIladelIhia ond BsIl,note, an unusuall,
.mso ana beautiful stock Oi Fashionable Fall ant
"n'ef Clouds new styles and new prices
having spent several weeks IN The Ease IN cities
'nd attended all The auctions, and there selecte,
NY stock 81 goods al The lowca raics for cA.m.
! Fei wen assured that can offer my old cusrntner
w" 'he p"hlio ~ general much cheaper BARGAINS
mn o'hef house West of The Mountains
NOW Is The Tine Tor Gentlemen IN repleni,h lei
W"'d'foles. Gold weather is fast approaching
when all will fnd il essentially Necessary Z, Inv,
g""d supply Of Winter clolhing.
Ttking into consideration The hordne.s o, IL,
."'s nave l"k"n unusual pans fu purchase "a,
,r, ""'" cheaper Than brve ever done bcf re-
i"e '''l nat my customers invariably nav mo Tho
cAsii. enables me 10 make my ruf,h,sc, f., - r.,
my own price, therefore am allie In soil r, clo,n
=, ,hnn ever. And how I sni in,etd tj LII
nOO'S o" ihe pay down principle. have M, b..
''''n !" saying iha' cnn give better h,,,o;n, ,J,,
NY es"bIshmenl ~ his ot nfy oihcr civ.
CLOTHS CASSlNEREG. &c-My son cor
''''s ~ rnh ~ Black Eiuo Blacb. Brown. p,mo r..
'Ni'Ie Green and other Fancy c,lo,cI p,o,..
=, "",'' ornn'1nisy'es from 81 lc slOpryd F,co,l
H"gI'sh aud American dpuble milled and t,,,ti,,i
''"'y ahd PLAIN cfssiNtEts. uf 90 se a tety to,,,
'''"fneni nov styles and =, mafkably ,ba,, ,.,,css
rom % CEN 10 81. $50 g. ~ Cas.inens ,il Ell
"'. qualities md prices lum lhiuy ,cp,. n ,,,.
''''L' root anl Bcoyel Cloths 81 all cp,ors an.
WIS IlNGS-My stock ri ycsiings is LARGO an,
'en"'n"'i ~ c"ire new Styles md yc,y Ir,,iI,
''''''N' S"'' rs Isd velvet Wooden Vc,ei. M.
I"". WINE, M1roliies and yltrrl.
m"'h"a~ and T,ouJai0ny BlhL,i. ,C .,,,,.,. Y
i''' 'i''"G'd article Of Heavy TWEEDS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08
Nd FAD 1T! IT SPEAKS FOR rrSEtF,
No AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSA-
Philnac .,hin. Nlnr %. isi5

DE- Jaync.-Dcar S.r feel bound Ia The 1 fll,c.
ted Ia give publicity Ia tie cNIaosJIAary tilccis of
you. valuable medicines
have su1 r. Tor several years ras, wi,h LAYER
compliant nid the train of diseases which 6,llow
"A complete prns,taiion OF the syStem-., that IL
was with great difficulty could walk. and at times
was confined 'o my n,m. To add To ny misery.
n S'roIulous affection appeared IN my ihroar. with
Rheumatism IN my nrius. - TINT \ could not raise
my right arm To my heal In 'tc hciics, weather
my feet aud hauds would ache with :hc cold and
preparation had almost ceased. how became
afflicted with dry huarsc cuuch, aud gave up all
hopes Of ever getting wen had nigh, sweals
aud go, lule or NO sleep. with lrighuul dreams
aud ni0rhld headache. I med IL he bihletirc on
| INSANITY. aud was denied all study or mental
exercise could mol tend n small paragraphs III
newspaper wIilouI great Il ilicnliy had great
SORENESS IN my stomach. which caused II 10 swell so
much was unable 10 lie down. or even 10 reclme
Int had To he pruprcd up in a hair.
had The advice uf - me eminent musicians
aud i'ied neatly all The remedies used in such cu,
SEES. but continued L. grow worse aud II appeared
ms though speedy dissolution was taking place
| now heard al Your medicines, and deierIn nc d
Ia try your SANATtVE PILLS. and to nv sIYrihise
The surcmess lcfi me, 80 could walk uhofr HE
house continued 10 improve from Ihai Tine
Shortly after my wife cYled nj your store an sia
ted my cnsc 20 You. and you seui me n buillc Of
your ATTENTIVE AMI alsn word To como and
see YOU. aud yOu would nves,is nlc nv case and
cure me THIS drd not believe, as fell WIS
beyond the reach Of human skill
Aher taking your Alternative aud Pills foT three
weeks. there was n decided chan.e for the better
80 that wLSn called upon You. YOU said that I
would get WELL aud that yonr ALTERNATIVE
would cure me clierualiy. With 10 hopes how
ever. OF geiIing well, still cun Nncd mixing yonr
Aheraiivc, umul had taken ilc fourth houlc. hen
there was sudden char 60 Ia my whole system MS
though had got d ui some great hunhcn, and |
could draw my breath ns usual MY nerves Grad.
naliy became strong, and my appetite re- nrned
u has been four months since CONNIE need Ia
King your Medicines and at this time nearly eve,y
v?si'ge 81 disease i erndicn'ed from ms system -
nin as active, aud n,nty as strong. ns al any pc
rod OF my life. have gained nne pounds
IN Two months.
have good reason q, believe that the use Of
your valuable Medicines by the help vi Chd has
saved me from premature grave.
~ Joseph g-iRDAR
1allowcll count. in Poplar street briw cen Sew.
enih ond E'eh,h sis.
Prepared only ty DR. JAYNE. No 8 S ,nIlI Third
u. PhladeI hia
For sale by CRUMBAcKER, ia Main ST,
Wheeling. Va. d&w Civ utt6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

Q-E~NEW PAPER-Wc have received
the first number Of the ''orthopolitan," Will
hins Tannehill's new paper at Nashville 1t
Is handsomely printed and ably edited. 1t
exhibits spirit and worth, ani we trustit will
prove to be what its name imports, The
Upright Citizen"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ANANFlELD. BROTHER ~ CO. have just 70.
u ceised from England. ffoncc. Germany and
Swuzernnd, an extensive assortment OF Goods in
their liRt; such as, 81, -fl--. $500, ---54
Gold aud Silver Patent Lever WATCHES; Lc-
piue and Vertical do; Gold and Gilt Jewelry Of ev-
cry description aud uf Ibe iat,st cushions; Pistols,
Guns, Cutlery. Plated anG Brilianla Wares; Japan
ned Tea Toys. Clocks Lamps. Girondoles. Musical
Boxes, SpecInc,es, Powder Flasks. Coral, Work
Boxes. Whiting Desks. card cases. German Silver
Gnuds; FRENcu FANCY GooDs in great variety;
MILITARY GooDs, Military Companies furnished
complete Wnichmhk,rs ruols and mate rails. &c.
No 227 Baltimore ST. corner oi Charles.
f65-one OF the firm hnv,ng just returned from
Eu'npe. where all our purchases made for
cmsh. we are preparedo sell upon the mosi adyan-
ingeOus terms. f...
% Onlers promptly executed 1
IRA G. CANFIELD,
.erI.f w B CANFlELD. a
JAS b MEREDITH.
oct 6 81 n Baltimore, Md.
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c. The Roman Catholic Church has built
and consecated over thirty churches in the
United States within u year.
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WHEAT CROPS OF LLINOIS.-The
Sangamo (IH.) Journal says that the wheat
crop in that State, taken in the aggregate, has
been unusually large. The corn crop, it is
thought. will BE- mprecetlen,ed
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TX SPEAKER wnITF.-Tbc Mar "

EXSPEANER WHITF.-Th Ns,e ToyL
I'ib""e' speaking Of the painful ,bject OF
the suicide Of Judge WHITE, saws:
Private adyircs leave litd. doub, ,.,
Judsr White died Of broken hcarf cons nv"
9n'ni' on the triumph Of ,iluny aud fraud in
ni' last Presidential Election. 81
'udsc White was the intimate pcr.,,aI
rtent au1 smshiunt OF Henry CLAY ,.h,,.,Ia
loved WIN a warmth OF reifrg mIIy moi ilnl
ltroUs. ~ cmrrt,inrd the most s,,,,,,;.,
hopes of MIR. Gays election. aul 49, .Ai 80 =.
li7 power io secure il. ncucws Of tl,e s,,,,
fidqIcmlnc and Silver Lake ,ri,rn,L , ',.,''
upon bin like a ihuudcrbofl and he ~, c"n,
sl'.a pea a detected drspairng. broken
hearted ma. His great tli.ap ,;r,,.,'.,.
brooi"d on la silence and yiila son l,,G,la.,
overcome III' reason al hs' H. hus left few,
'p'.for pUrrf spri.s 20 lJllDw lin"
G. The latest dates from Ncu Oscan.
state il't thcrcoe no cases ofyclrow fever in
that city.
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LECTURES.-We attended the Lectures
ON Electro Magnetism, which have been de
hvcrcd by Mcssrs. PUTYAM x CURTicE, at the
City ILL, and we are sure no more interesting
orusetul Lectures have been delivered here for
years. Yet no one attended scarcely. The
lecturers stopped for want of patronage
Their apparatus was oi the most beautiful kind
AMI perfectly I'm lerstool by the lecturer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-08

o-E'' The face of Lord Metcalf.. the Gov
crnor General of Canada, is half destroyed
by cancer.