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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
$50 REV AIRED.

4 , ANYWAY tom the subscriber. living in the up
~ per end ol Halifax county, Va. aud seven miles
North OF Milton. n. e, the night OF SUNDAY. lht
22ud lust, my negro
NICHOLAS,
about twenty nine thr.y years old supposed to be i've
feet, seven 81 nine inches high weighing about 100 OF
no pounds; of dark copper COLOR rather thin yssgt
and fierce locking eyes. lis teeth broad and white
aud his upper front teeth are vide apart lie has
scar uyer one OF his eyes aud reirang orehcadone
at his leel has been severely cut with axe. leaving
large scar.
lie carried with him fifteen or twenty dollars in spe-
Gle, deep rcd yam coat, dark brown Of jeans,
red vtsl oil jeans, and Other clothing loo numerous ID
mentnn.
lie has travelled great deal and may make his way
10 Tree State viii give the above reward tot he do
livery IL his confinement In jail II he shall be
pretended distance of Loo miles from my house -
he shall be taken hume aud delivered OF
lodged n jail will give ten dollars.
My address Is Danyille. Va.
AQulI.A A. WILSON.
Arrl . lw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
NEW YORK FAsHloNs-Tbe correspondent

of the Philadelphia American writes
Alter a week of anxety and 1uuerof intense eXpec
laiop. hope and despar- is decded and there are 10
be very deep ounces. cineng closely a. posi-.
BILE To the dress (hee must be cutting of Ui ak
der the lounces.) and they are to be lrmrae with The
richest lsce prucuabe-but not too VIDE. MANY will
have them scooped, too, but this W. soon be voted vu>
gar. Dark reuiral''iniei silks oi light labric with
delicate pencil OF pink or OTTER appropriate relief run.
nng through. are 10 be the prevailing style As 10
bishops there IS great fo.ng III naiieeable, and
eraI hundred bales o 9oon) have thus been disposed
of.
Bonneis will have desperate flare up before
yielding TO The modes. and all becoming coage-they
begin To infn out their and expand
tbs bases of their undnlang pyramid Feathers o!
arc ont Of the question being Than barely
tolerated good society even during the inter. Now,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
RAGBy s. CRLNsITAw,
SIZE OF sE.YE EsY.sTE.

4 CITING under decree of the llusines Court OF
"A Lynchburg, In Chanceiy Salt. therein depend ,
ing, BY The style Of Williams Us V c,or Sc the M.
dersgned, Commissioners appointed Tor tie purpose.
Will proceed 10 sell on the promises. Friday the sub
May. 1916 at public auction, To the highest bidder the
following REAL ESTATE. in Lynctbnrg, 10 wi.
The House aud Lot on Sd street. now The residence
of Jehu Williams containing 81 feet front, aud run,
nng back l. b feet with the
Two STORY BRICK HOUSE,
being desirable family residence.
Also a 10, of ground with building thereon on End
street. containing % feet front aud RUNNING back 81
feet, just below the Farkln iiJlel
The title 10 the foregoing property, is deemed nnqnes-
uonable but. acting as Commissioners We will only
convey with special warranty.
Terms OF sale. =, ~, and Is months, except aaout
$50. which will be required 10 pay casts aud eNpenees
Purchasers 10 give bonds with good personal security
and the title 10 he withheld until said bjnds are pad
liable to be resaId IN OF default.
JEHU WILLIAMS, q,
JOHN {. ellACkLEFORD. s .o'' 'S'
April ISM
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GAHbDES Hs. EsaM'S
W. .'EIt AI'EoYEEHx OE'yIGE
Hss.m-n, Eoam- under the Eagle,
Corner .Hai,' aud 3h Street,
RICHMOND, Va.
Drawmgs ,cceieed erery day al o'clock.
YNpARAI ED mex nj lIT(k,S IucL

Drnemgs icceieed ere,y day at ! ociock
UNPARALLELED Luck ahUCk'S Lucky or,
a hfe The cry is-~ haf's the matter The an
swer sthe people have tound out that all prizes
in The hand ofIUCk.
Il there be auy who have heretofore been unfortunate
by dealing IN Lotteries, lei hom call on LUCK" as
he las clearly sruwn by his great in selling Pi.
IT.. that his Office vas established for all such.
The following small Schemes 10 be dawn AS follows
Tor April:
l7h.-Pokomoke Il Capitals -l2 900. 1000 SO.
Tickets 81, halves 2. quarters l.
20h.-Pokouokc rs. Capitai9--25. 900, 5000, &c.
Tickets s.. halves4. quarters ..
2ist.-Pokomoke ~. Caprals--l5, 5000, 5000, &c.
Trkeia S5. halves so, quarters %
22od.-Pokomohe SO Capitals 1000, 20 oflooo.
Sc Ticket s., halves 2, quarters
= 'fd.-poko,noko 81. Capitals --6OO0 1000, SC.
Tickets e.. halves |, quarters Soc.
2lth.-.Pohomoke 50. Captals-l2 600, 5000, &c.
IN kels 81, halves ., quarters /.
2llh.--pokomohe So. Capitals of 10000 4 of
5000 SC Tickets go halves 4. quarters 9.
2S,h-Pnkonoke 81. Capitas-l7 500, 10 of 1000,
Sc Tickets S. halves 90, quarters %.
2gth-Pokon.4te 50 Capnals-l4 900, 90 of 1000,
SC Tickets i.aves 2, quarters l.
NV friends tnd the public generally. will please bear
in mud thai all przcs in the hands Of "LUCK."
lhen Tor Puaes, please address
yender for d. Paine < Coz Managers.
Persons ordering by the package IN any o the above
deduct The prlce OF threa lckets have every day
Lotteries from 10 $50 aud when remittance Is made
Ia me. large small, will always invest In the most
popular lotteries On hand The draIngs sent, when
requested Ia all who order from me. Tie cash for all
capitals be had usual sight. Ga all lr."s en-.
closing cash pz tickets the postage need not be paid
The Tickets IN The above Lotteries are received and all
orders addressed II LUCK meet the most promp, and
confidential attention. Persons from the country visit
ing The city should bear in mind that all prizes
the hands Of 'LuCk.' For prizes, address
{. Is. LUCK.
Richmond, April
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Ml'. Luke KOy:

1NAKE notice that on Thursday, the LIST day OF Way,
Il 1896 at the Store House of Matthew Il. Allen,
in the county Of franklin. shall proceed to take ha
deposition of John p Allen and others, 10 be read as e-
dence in a cause. now depending and undetermined, IN
the circuit superior court Of law and chancery holden
for the county Of Franklin, wherein we are fla'n'lh
and LIKE Raw defendant Should we fail in taking
the above named deposition, on the above named DAY
we shall continue from day to day, Sundays eXeeped)
until all are taken aud completed.
ENGLISH s. ALLEN.
| March so I'm
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vol. xxEy.-.y0. "a

J Tor the outside as well Inside Of the head smpsi
~ aud beaus (eAcusc my spelhne) are the decided
vogue.
The Romrr did no, bring The advces Of the laiest
fashions bu, The ladies' may rely on tier correctness.
nevrTtheless
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LAFAYATEE w. LAMBETH, Nj. ~.

II RESPECTFULLY offers his services IL the citizens
OF Iynciburg and the surrounding country ia the
practice o all the branches o his poiesso lie
may always be found at his Mothers, On Cooke street .
enc square below J0hnsun's lluel
April lGM
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ttiN1GNjtSo
e THE LYNChBURG vIRGINlAN,

e THE LYNUHBU re VIRG1NIAN,
published ceekly fsnsrU Monday Thursday,
-Four Dollars per ana payable in Advance No sub
s;ripon oide recevedjor shorter time than sir months
and paper toiH be DISCONTINUED (ercpt at the discretion
.fthe Isditors,) uatfI all aYrearases paid.
~ .fDVERTIS E.ME.NrTS inserted at so cents per
,susrs Tor !ss) for epery inner form insertion and 374
&C {te Tor iess) for every outer form Insertion
ETERl ADVERTISER required to note, his
manuscripts long he teises has advertisement inserted
sn advertisement, not noted, e be inserted ti its dis
cutiaudnce be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .2DPERTISLN'G the terms are for
he privilege Of too squares $40 for square, S25 for
sytare, tnasr form, S35. Eoery yearly Advertiser
WILDE tirea % cohfne ms advertising to has parcu
line Of business.
JOB PRLNiLNf' erectued neatly aud erpe ditious
n n reasonable
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FOR RENT,

Ii AND possesson given Immediately,
ES4.::k the FACTORY belonging to the estate
1gAisiAs of David Walker.
Il So Apply 10
CHRISTOPHER WINFREE.
March SO 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

Mr.. Dickinson of ~ Y asked leave In offer a resoh,~
lion calling upon The President of the United States 10
Communicate to Inc Senate, any iniuruaiin he may
have received relative to The Right oil Search and
mece vi The United States the treaty Vt ashns.
ton.
The resolution was adnpfed without objection.
The resolution Il Mr. j. NJ Clayton asking for tho
additional correspondence upon the Oregon question:
Also called up.
Mr.. Allen thought that the call for the correspondence
showed distrnst Of The President.
Same debate eDsned this point between Messns.
Allen Clayton and Morehsad Mr.. Allen said he had
offered similar Resolution. and the Senate had voted it
down. Tie had called for inflammation because he was
DESTROYS of obtaining the information upon The ground OF
because the British Minister had said that he had receive
ed from the President that the Oregon Bill
Would be seloed BY the Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
NEW CONCERN.

GEORGE BAGBY having associated with him Il
~ W. CRfNSilAN. (,l the late trm Of McCan-
nahao, Crenshaw Co.,) the business will hereafter be
conducted the old stand under the style and finn
RAGBy s. CRLNsIrAw.
Who have on hand large and well selected stock of
Groceries Damtsacs. Hats. Shoes, &c. &C., which
they offer To their friends and The public generally upon
the most favorable terms, lor cash rAchauge lot
country produce.
Apni u IA
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.K.F.1'EME.E WILLS.

rUNflE subscribers agents for the oiankin Iron
4 Horhs. viii keep constantly on hand large and
well assorted Stock Of
MANIKIN NAILS,
very superior article. and will sell them on such terms
as to afford great inducements to dealers
MCDANIEL & McCORkLE.
April 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
FINE AalARS.

HNAYLOR'S Crystalline Wash Balls Preniis Cos
L m-tic ditu Low, Drawn Aindsor. Military SHAY.
ing Cakes. An dyne Shaving Cream. &c.. all Of supe-
rior quality, Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist
April l3
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esENEEEsEEs'S
EVR.sgSkxk.S'; STORE.
~ WferhoNSe. IS h{ffelnOVe " TO-.

NJ ANlNG y moved TO the store door below ID
i Il. Lymnn's Drug Store, ~" receiving large
and choice selection OF CluhlnE and Furnishing Goods,
suitable tor Spring and susluar wear aud wti offer
great Inducements gentlemen wfsffirg purchase.
coinpns Z, VIZ.
COATS.
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.NEESe FE.s.N'T T.FsEOFsS.
Wy III & ]. O A TX Y,

w NJ. & ]. O A KEY,
M oUID respectfully inform the czens of I.ynch>
w burg, aud the public. that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
Immediately opposite john lollus. where they inenp
10 carry On the
T.PFk DRE.S'e BHsA.vES3,
IN all lis branches. They have now ON hand. and will
constantly keep beanlllu assortment of CLOTHS,
GANslAlFkES. AFSIiNGS and in fact every ihine
suitable ur Geullemens wear, which they will ma he
up 10 ufdr IN the most fashionable les handsome fits
aud warranted workmanship.
Nesery respectfully invite the Gentlemen OF Lynch
burg aud the surrounding country to plve us call.
WM. & JOHN Oakley.
Nuyl3 Is
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tO.1iS.
'encn anu Eoe"'o oldch diess ana ifoch Goats
's'' .,, w o''' s'ee"'
n, Nv W INV
nieal Enn,,el AIo,;,o
nra, H. = ''a'.a '''' :.
C I,ar 5.Il snad,s.oJ oa,,;,ios, :.
- - y -. ''' 1'''''''l
TweeJs
X rlmIn and Cottona'e
White brown, grass and fancy Linen, "
PANTS.
French and English doe shln aud plain black Cas,i
mere Pants,
60 Do lacy do do -
English Morao
iJfap 'thna
Drap-ue h'e
W., mr''t'o''''" '"l'' !, NJ.
", w III" i '',u ''''t it'"e" D''''i"5
,la'" a"e s''peu o"''"
hii'''' anu oo''"'aoe
TESTS.
Blnck and fancy Satin Vests,
Do do Bafalhea SIR
DO BumbaZne
! Fancy Silk
/ Whlle, embroidered and fancy Marseles &c.
ry,R WISHING CoODS
Gil. ~, a'.i p','. ,T'. sI,y,s D,yo,s
Niuh, Shirts. Scafls Ctayats. S,ocks. Ties Knos.
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To the I.IFbRES.

INllE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to call the
4 ladies 10 beautiful hot Of
Il 3 rs
which he has Just received by express consisting of rich
Graduated. Bease. Muslin and Orsandc Robes Of The
latest Paris auhs. imported They are really beautiful
Goods and he earnestly requests call from The Ladies
DON L. &. PETERS
April l3 Is
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To the GENTLEMEN,

HAVE just opened one Of the most splendid assert
j nents OF fine
FRENCH CLOTHS, C.1SSLiiERES IND
! T. S L " G. s,
that have bad the pleasure of Offering TO the
dubic. Call in gentlemen and them.
DON T. Z. PETERS.
April l3 Is
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Pure concentrated extract Of
Lennon,

EOR navnuring Cakes Pies Puddings. Ice Creams
L. Jellies &c. tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist.
April l3 Is
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.N'OTECs'.

NNHE CO-PARrNERSiIIP Of Roberts s. Brown.
l. at this place. being dissolved hv the deaf IT Mr.
Roberts shall proceed To sell. the Store House Of
Rae said firm, Monday the 9th day OF this month"; at
public auction. the 81 OCK OF GOODS left On hand
consisting u The usual variety kept at a Country
Siore
Terms,-Sums of $40 and under, Cash; hetw cen 81 0
and $50 mouths credit; from $50 To $l00 months;
500. q months credit. Bonds with approved secu
riy 10 he given by the purchasers.
Those indebted 10 the cuncern requested TO make
payment is necessary tlal the business of the
cern be speedily closed. HUGH BROWN,
Surviving partner.
Amherst c. H.. April Is 2t
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BY. HA.lCKFOHD, ST.1TR1.s.N r. DILL.sHE.

nonne,s. ~ Flowers, 1 Ribbons
~sA- ~Al~
WOULD call the attention Of the ladies' 10 a beau.
tiia oi e BoNsErs. o the very latest styles, cons
ssllns OF Neap1litan Brad Gipsies Sc Alsu. beau
ltul lot vi fine French
FLOWERS, gIpoNs, &c.. Sc.
DON L. c. PETERS.
April l3 IA
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flNHE UNDERSIGNED have in Store and offer
for sale, upon accommodating terms,
I3S eases Llqnorice- SO strictly prime,
% - Olive Oh,
100 bbs. Corn. in store upon the Basin,
Family Flour brandS 80. G. Clay" "Tardy s
Hnnson. Covetdae."
Family Rue Herings. IN halfbarrels.
Clover Seed, NORVELL * ANERETT.
Apnl 10 ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

Drarn Numbers Of Grand Consolidated No. 80"
SO 3j II 60 IL IS A3 40 IA ~
NUMBERS II II 40. CAPITAL OF 500.
Sold and Cashed at LCCK'S.
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March 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22
WEEKLY RFVEITIE

GOur arrangements for the future viii
render Their EvEILTE WEEKLY issue more at.
~tractive than ever before, and we have no
scruple in spending time and money upon it.
encouraged, as we daily are, BY a swelling
subscription list. :
Ma SOL, SMITH, we take great pleasure
in stating, viii continue, from time to time,
his inimitabie stories.
Mr.. JOHN S. R0BB, f"SoEtaire.'' " whose
skill and humor, as a sketcher of Western
life, is acknowledged over the whole coun-
try, is engaged TO devote his time, henceforth
exclusively to the paper.
A young writer from Europe, stScotchs Enc
grant," whose talent as Etcker is most re-
misunderstanding off caricatures Of life
with a spirit worthy of Cruikshank-is pre-
pairing a series Of Illustrations, which will ap-
pear from time to time, accompanied by ex-
ira pages of humorous letter press.
Mr. Geo Z Curry, late of this paper. is en-
gagged to furnish a California Correspoudeace
and this feature alone win render the paper
of high and peculiar interest, especially
throughout the west.
"John BroDn's" papers are not yet exhaust
ed, and "~Everpoint" has hardly vet begun :
and these, With the host ofclever occasion.
ais" who favor US, certainly must give a spir-
it and life to whatever they may be engaged
upon,
or Our list of agents at different points
may be found at the head of the the paper.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited,
Terms, 50 per annum, in advance.
KEEMLE Il FIELD
aP2l Editors and Proprietors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22
WILLIAM MARKHAM,
T A MIAY GROC Err
CHURCH ST, BATON ROUGE LA.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE MICAL PRO-
DUCTS, &C.,
The undersigned Is constantly receiving
new supplies Of medicines, chemical prepare.
tons, &C., selected with the greatest care, in
rider TO have Away on band a complete and
fresh assortment, Just received.
Sulfate of Quinine,
Superior CaIomel,
Gum Opium.
SIENNA,
Rhubarb,
Castor oil,
Squills,
Pink root, &c,
pThe particular attention of his friends is
called TO the fact, that possessing as il is or.
dered BY the law, the legal AUTHORIZATION Of
the Medical Jury of this state, To sell and
prepare anv kind of medicines used in the
practice, Gil physicians, prescriptions, &c."
he is able to guarantee the genuiuepess and
the quality Of any article, and to offer to the
public only what is genuine and fresh.
Sales on the most convenient terms. and
low prices as in New Orleans.
B. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22

TO WINE D~RINKERs.-Tt is not generally
known that wine baths are quite common in
France-nevertheless, such is the case. The
Duke OF Clarence is not the only getIemen
who has enjoyed an immersion in Malmsey.
Punch has tried it with the worry best Sherry.
Only imagine 1! Punch-the veritable English
Punch-ewimming in French wine, and kick
ing, and plunging, and laughing, until the
teare ran down bis cheeks, and never think
ing Of the expense-a five franc piece.
"What a five franc piece for a tub full of
winei Hurrah /! ViUe la France I"
"Gently-gently, At least ffy others
batLei in the same wine-after Punch. The
keeper Of the bagHe had a preference for
for Punch, and gave Punch the FIRST dip. Alter
him came fifty others-making in all ffy
five franc pieces,
"The wine was then thrown out 90
"Not at all. Not so by any meansT"
"What then g.
"Bostled | Bottled, of course"
Bottled And for what purpose?'
"Why, for drink, tnhe sure"
"Drink Who would drink such stuff"
"Why, the English do--the Yankees do.
The latter import it in large quantities. 1t is
a great ~favorite in Yankeeland."
Now, dear wine-drinking friends; anti
temperance friends, when you next smack
your lips over a glass OF Champagne or Bur-
gundy, reflect that a Lyonse alderman may
possibly have bathed in it, and seeatf the re-
Election will assist you in approaching it's
ffavor-Sanday Times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22

FROM LAKE SuPERIoR.-The steam
boat Detroit arrived Sunday morning from
the Sault st. Marie, bringing, among 9TH
er things 3 quantity OF copper and silver
ore, consigned 60 Henshaw, Ward e. Co /,
from the copper Falls Company. Among
the packages we notice three large masses
ofpure copper and silver weighing in the
aggregate two thousand three hundred and
eight pounds. The largest Of these mass
es weighs over 900 pounds is pure ma
tive copper, and is interspersed with large
fbres of silver running through the copper.
There are also some nine barrels of ore
said to BIO very rich, in casks. The De-
troit brings down at each trip large con-
signments of ore, for the Pittsburg and 9TH
or working companies, and the riches Of It
may be judged Of from these and such spe-
cimens Us we saw last week in charge Of
Col. Cushman. one of which was a mass
of native silver weighing over seven lbs.
It is said by one ofthe agents of the Com
pany, that the Pittsburg and Boston Com.
pany will ship about 900 tons Of orc per
month TO Boston from now to the close of
navigation. We congratulate our ship and
steamboat owners on this new accession
to the commerce of the Lakes. Tits likely
to prove as profitable to them as to the mi.
ners themselves.
While on the subject of ores we NAV as
we'll mention that some ofthe riches speci.
mems we have seen have Just been receiv-
ed from the algonquin Mining Company"
They consist of arue masspS of urnw nn;
detc filled with native copper, and are est.
mated to contain from so to 90 per cent,
Of pure metal. Judging from the weight,
the estimate is not xcessive.-Deyoa Adj
fgyfise5. Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22
NOTICE

TIE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
are specially DESTROYS of a personal interUieU
with Merchants, Booksellers, and others, who
may visit the city OF New York during the
present season. The Company are prepared
to offer UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS to par
ties who may be disposed to act as Agents
for their medicines inducements that can be
much better explained in a personal inter-
view than by letter.
The Office is at No. IS John street up
stairs, and gentlemen will find their interest
advanced by giving the Company a call,
Should any one desire an Agency, who
cannot call in person, they can address by
mail, post paid.
&. BARTON.
Secretary Graefenberg Company.
New York. Aughst, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22
r. DALCOURT

CARPENTER AND GARNET MAKER,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity that he will be at all
times ready 10 execute all work in the above
branches ~ a woRKMANLIKE TANNER with
neatness and despatch, at prices to suit the
times.
All orders left at Tomlinson and Babin's
or at the Gazette Office will be promptly at
tended to.
July 25 ls4g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22

WILL BE SOLD,-The complete furni-
ture Of a school-room-also a lot of House ard
Kitchen furniture.
Moreover-if not sold at private sale-a
splendid PianO-having cost about a year ago,
$50, being 20 less than the origipaldemand.
The price, If sold at private sale, will be $3.50.
The Piano is guaranteed TO be in good condi-
ton and perfect order.
Also a pair of Globes--one a Celestial and
the ether a Terrestrial Globes. They are in
perfect order, and viii be sold at private sale
for S25-being just one-half their cost 8
months ago, in this town.
All the above are to be sold on account of
departure.
ang %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-22
nNGHAMS
CARD.

Those persons who have had unfortunate
experience in attempting to save their teeth
by plugging, are earnestly desired to call upon
the gentlemen whose names are attached to
this card, and they can be assured that ninety.
nine in a hundred of a large number of plugs
Inserted by the subscriber during the last
three years remain as perfect as at FIRST, His
prices are the same as charged by themnst res.
p~ectable operators in the northern cities. and
that there need be no mistake, the following
list is ~subioined. Ordinary plugs. S3O0.
Cleansing, $2,0G to 1000; Inserting teeth
500 to 1000. To those who desire cheap
operations, the inquiry is respectfully supoes-
ted, is it better to paw a dollar less and have
a tooth ruined, or a dollar more and have 1,
saveda He will be happy to give advice gra.
It's to all The heads of families with regard to
the regulation and management of their child
rens' teeth. From s to 9 A M each day.
families will be visited in the country, and
all who desire bis services can leave their
names with Messfs. Phillips & Lanoue, who
will be able to inform them at what time he
will visit Baton Rouge, which will probably
be in a few weeks,
Refer to the following gentlemen, most of
whom have tested bis operations. Or. b. r.
Harvey, DIR. p. M. Euders, #. D. Conrad.
Esq, N. Stuart, Esq., Joseph MenaFd, Esq
Capt. Alfred Gates, Messrs. Phillips Y.
Lanoue.
B. r. SMITH.
Of the firm of Smith d Crispeen.
Corner Of ST. Charles and Lafayette
Square, New OrIss