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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

f1t salprisoaat3 60 inalhouf attendrit Ia
10 une peraBBne qui fetifa 81 piainte otte ran
die aiaai 4 IA lfbaftb, DO son cote 10 ieune
idnme, ne yeaiant pas 6tfo On foate, ia do.
ffanda formsltement on marriage. III CO cou.
pie tthit Uni 10 iendamain
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
ETAT De IA LOUISIANA.
iour des preuyes, PafoIssS d'Est Baton
RonRe.

Rouge.
Attends que John Randolph s'esl adj.
dress6 q Ia sUsdfie coet pour ktfs nomas
administrator ds Ia succession u Jehs
Randolph, senr. decide. Avis est par 10
present donne 4 ious ceux interests de
presenter letns rafsona da4as ts essrsnt d.
dix joars de cette publication foqfquei Ia
priefe do p%etiiounaire ne sofaif pag aeeof.
dee. Gil. TESTER II. j.
Igoct.--J7,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
FOURA8E.
Cent baIIes de fouraga d vendre.
S'adresser d
STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
sept 20-33.
MOULIN 4 sCIE.

Lo propri6tairo informs 10 public
en- general qa'i q achieve les reparations a
son moulin, ct qu'h est pfeis d executor
les ordres qui iui seFonf comics, ' e prom
titpde. Bots de- toutes Dimensions =
pIanches CONSIGNMENT en- yenle pour &.
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC AR3oUR
mai re- II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Los dernieras noapelles dn Texas aunnn.
cent cue lea troupes anerieaines, gui, jusque
Ia, avaient etc stationnSes a Corpus Christi,
ont ataalt lanf camp = 6an +Antouio de RejaF,
Cette position est Ia meileuFo que ron paut
chosstr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
PACKET REGULlaR.
Entrs Ia Nouvelie OrIeqas e Bqgon 81

Enfrs "a HoHgeHs OrEeans e Bayou gare.
AET
A hs steamboat BELLE
YTvCREOLE, capt. ]. seflf,
p~aTtifs, tOus lea Dimah-
ches 4 dix hsurss pGecisss do aatiH. aa Is
Nouyetls Orleans, oil ira j0sqs'a T'unioa de
Ia Il reyiendra 4 Bayou Sara, % il ssiournsra
juEqn'aa Mercrsdi matin, d'oa il partira asx
beures ordinaires pour Ia NonValls OFIasns.
Soit en- nontanf, soft en- descendant 10 ssaYs
Ia BELLE CEEoLE s'arEtsra A ehaqua pssts
intermediaire, eide plus ellie s'arFaiera sur =
cote chaqua foia qB'on Fsppeilsra.
Tout le monde esf invite 3 sisiteF e 8e24
bafeau ct A s'assurer par setnsAme sH'l est
ls plus comfortable a ls Plus soiles Re tgss
ceez gii fsut &c tFsJst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
ETAT u ~ LOuIsfANE.

Pufhigse Quest Baton KspKs.
En- ysfia dune proclamation Do ssa ~
c]eIIopee 10 gonyofseuf no ret btat, sac
election sora teun8 ddns cote p~atoitsa 10
ttoisl6me landi do Janyisf 1910 et lea dagx
j01ty giigsns. pour 6ite un gOugofnenf.
40 lieutenant R%oaysfnenf, 10 sAaAtsar
pour 10 eomtG dfbtreitls, an r~spffsantast
i la itRteiasnte, On sheriff, un eofoaar. st
30 gn aier Do ia conf do dialficl, ssafof.
nbmen, b IL uegvetfs Constitution
L'6I6cGoa ~ tisndra 10 pfemier jour
chez M, Etjonno he Bal. L. seeoHd
Jour M billiard 10 j LabaJis II Gle, ellis
ttoisi6me jour 4 IA naison do eosf. Les
Polls rcront ooyeds ehaqpe jour dopa;s 10,
hnofcs da maliu jasga'd 4 heBtes Do i'spf6a
midi. A. FAVROT, r i
10 dGcem5fe, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Les wings dEst.Felieiana ont nomm6 leurs
eaudidats, &c sont n James Perkins pour
o Senate II Mn Abet G Norwood, Philip
Fishburn ell doetenr r. Lewis, pour la
Chambre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

IKE Ii QBI PRoDUIr W MABIAaE-Ou
lii dams an journal du Nord: I'm ieune hom-
me faisait la cour depuis quelque temps
unejaune parsonna. Par des motifs qu'0n ne
donne pa e beau voulut anticiper sur le ma.
riage ct battit Ia belle. AFrat6 pour. assault
ct batterie ct ne poavaAs bonner caution j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Le so1ssiga6 invite cetx q qni il doit d
presenter lenr complies pour 6tre liq1idss,
Oh ceux qut dnivent som prizes de payer
immediatenent antfement leurs complies
seront places entire les mains de Ia Justice
peur 8tfe colIactes. r. ARBOUR.
10 ian-49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
DRuGs.oMEDICINEs. e.

g'ba nndsrsi0ned haa nat pfonared and
aH,.4 aae ~ ii r. -. -
'S09t''t = - 80 20
soflHlsh1 VI theuicipes anu C'ls'"''a' P'0-
partitions, &C, Wach no oHefs - sen on
the mos CONVENIENT terms ~ - ioWef
prices than they can be ntalnea IN asw
Orleans. Physicians prescriptions, orders
for plantation medicines will be put up
with the greatest care.
kroag tt,e oa,varapar,fion arc the fol.
-
~. 80 ~ po..,,f.f b,rt
E@''ast y, aaso' Jun '"'A
ED4"a
p:
IpitaLo
Gia",
1a"
~ 1.t.
Da''@"' ~ II d.,
~ reaa;..
~, -"
s y u Iaanao IL phaharb
49, 49, y Fas,;.G' cs1nss
~ N'ssN NJ.
Castor III Pine Mass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

(L'tsprit dH steele d 90 6labii pour
d6fendre settle cause morale, Phil08ophique
ct h|ulnanitalfe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

SIRoP De BATTERrE.-En retits tarii,
a'Uns bonnie quaift6 a ven2f@ par
25 noy-47. gTEpnEv HEspSrfoH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

ouEsr DAroS ROUGE,


Fla. L'Epsr2ta
Yeas l.es Itts QRpohett 81. Z
BnauEnay gaap,g lhdtlat poor IA ptat'
d- .iteftt puaf A p4ratsse d0desl Aste'
Rsttto satts - aouvPlle constitution.
FH 4 a; a3attre de teta'ls
y.,us tsna aa.urtaa a ]sanoncof ". AB9
rp HlaGal roaaue ea0 hl.t Poaf ia plae,
IA nseAiaf ta llrlat d8 l4 district sgn.
l., uau,ells CONSTITUTION.
tiagraa3 aomdre a. f1'aas'
Vons elrs aatets s ,naoaeer ~, ! y
DuHAnTra cam ae oaaltia' pour ~ plaee
30 gsetfier do la cotf IS, g.. It,tgtet svds
IA n~ouvelIa constitution.
ffo bono ppbltto.
Nm. L'EmrauW,
VeuilIez annoncrr Mt q Lahauve cam
tae eandidat pour grelli y do Ia couf du ~.
district, as 'ass0 ettHssant 0 aucuue eonvens
,isn so qua sii est ED. ilvput Gtfo to scFyt.
teuv imm6dias do toni " pcuple, sans DIV,
]iinction do parii.
III uhimo reiado sara "a priasrO reCipido.
Ma. L'EptrRUR.
Yeas htea autor,s6 d'annoncer NJ. VII,
lsaauya Blanchard omm raodidai pour
h place do Shetit peur Ia p%arpisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, sous Ia noayolle constiIa
ton,
Us grand aomJrs de votaas.
yeaIllea announcer M. Louis latton CONNIE
sandidat pour coroner pour Ia paroisso d'Ou-
.sst nNtfa panra. sasR la n~ouVelle C~onstltus
ton
plusieufs Fottas.
v~saille2 announcer NJ. Valmont ElGberr
csmme caadldat panr teple9ea'or Ia pa.
raisse a Oaust Baton Rouge A Ia p%tochalne
legislature. Az PeNpte.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
poIps Du PAIN.

Fixb parlo natre p%otrta semaiaosulgauts
La Faribg 6tatit 4 s6 J3 10 baftL 55 gnees
do pain pour dix soba
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

MATS EN- SACS-a FeadEe par
Is ocG-3s. STEPHEN HEEpEzseN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Une COPE oaieielle de i lei a 6te az cutie
exnedjee pour Galveston. C'eet le eapitaine
Todd, eisdavant de Ia marina tex,enne, qpi Ell
est Ii potteur
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
YI9.

O. Chopin s'6lant procure I'm boz
ger des plus expefinsnt6s, PREVENT le
bic CT SOS amls en- pafiieuIisr quiz con :
nuera la b~ouIapgefie, ct qua datsr d. &.
%janvief 1915, Ia meme chatrette gfise con
duite par Jean Ducost, porteFa 10 pain 40
domicile.
IL prehd aassi cette occasion pour
offrir ses remercinenis pour I'epcourage.
mcnt qua recn jIsqaa &C jour n sociote
Dupay " Co, ct mainlenaDt quill ga
prendfe son pafticnlier, IL fpra tout co qai
dependra do hui pour en- meriter Ia coofina@
on. dGcombrc 81, Is45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

MONONGAHALA WHISKEY.
We have a few half barrels superior Non
nong1hala Wbiskey, PfKe q HRT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

MEEUh5 HBbkGlEpaEs EA AEB|Hs% AU
nouyaIlo secte s'ost reinforcement 6labiip
on Perse, L IL t6te dc l~aquelle est III m1r-
chand qui revient d'ul pelefinags i In
mecque, ct 50 pfoel4me IL sueeesse II de
aahomet. 10 Times ropperte d 60 sgjei
10 fait %suiyant:
Quutre pers1nHes Ry1nt etc surprises re.
p6tant leur profession do foi, saigant Ia
formulo par l'itnpostear, fnrent arr6tees,
jug6es ct r%ecunnues conpables dun 6pou.
Variable ~blaspheme. On les condamna d
avoir Ia barhe hrul6e 10 jugement flt OK.
6cut6 avec tout 10 z6le ct tout lie fanatis
mo qui appartiennent Il do vrais Croyans.
La perto do la barbe n'6tant pas estimGe
une pelne saffisante ct p~roportionn6e al
DELFT, les quatre h6Fetiques fIrent, en- oulre,
condamnes le jour suiVant 4 &tre promen6s
par la vile, 10 visage noirci. Tn mhga.
xab eX6cuteur } s'empara d. chacun d..
eux, lui pcrea le nez dun trou dams Iequel
il passa IN Gordon, ct 70 conduisit par les
ruea de Schiras, tifant de temps en- temps
la corde aVec ane telIe violence que le NAL.
haurauy p~oussait des cris de doaIeHr ct i'm
plorait 4 tour Ia pitl6 de 500 bourreau ct la
justice de Dieu.
C'est une coutume en- Perse, dams dc
semblables circumstances, que les ex6cu.
teurs demandent de I'argent aux specta-
teurs, ct pri~nclpaIement aux marchands des
bazares. lie soir, lorsque les mirgazah
current Ieurs poches remplies, is c%onduisi,
rent leurs yictiues a la porte de la vile OF
les laisserent alIer en- libert6 apres quot
les mollahs de schifas mifent DIES homnea
a Ia ponrsuite do rimpo5tear, qui, pris OF
mis- en- jugement, MIA prudemment laca.
sation d'apostasie port6e contre lui, ct egita
ainsi le chalimenl indigo d ses infortun6s
eo.religionnaires.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

M0LksSES AND SALT.
100 Sacks cf coarse sud ans SAT- zeissseS
barrels anu haE I,Affels Cor sale ag
Ientnsea # Kdkia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
pIasieHrs Foiaas

ANNEXATION pu TFxAs.-La President des
Etaes- Unis a sjano 10 10 decemhre dernier
nier les resolutions du Congress dtcrttant
Pannexatisn du Texas IA territoire de fU.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
nm. L~'Elurauu,
Us grand aombrs dc rotails.

yeallleR annonrer M, Louis laflton CONNIE
sandidat pour coroner pour Ia paroisso dhOu-
sst Baton Rouge, sous Ia n%ouVelle eonsiitu.
ton
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
THE ORIGIN OF "HAIL COLUMBIA"


In the year l79S, when patriotic feeling per-
Vaded Tho country. and when there were several
paroes '" the held. Mr.. FIX a young player rho
was more admired for his vncal than histronic
pI"t,S' called one morning upon his friend. Mr.
H"Pk'hson. and after stating that the following
evening mad been appointed fur his benefit, and
expressing great fear for The result, as not sin
g'e oox mad been taken, begged his friend To do
Some'hlng IN his behalf. elf" said Fox, you
VIII write me some patriotic verses To the tune of
.he Presidents march, | feel sure If full
nonse. Several of the people about the theatre
nave come To the conclusion that il cannot be
Zone; yet think you may succeed Mr.. Hop.
k'ns"n retired TO his sndy and in a short time
wrote The first verse and chorus, which were
submitted to Mrs. Hopkinson who sang them Ia
piano accompaniment, and proved the measure
10 DE compatible and In Keeping in this way the
second and other verses were written, and when
Mr.. FOX returned in the evening" he received
WIN delight the Sung as il now sands
Inc following morning, small handbills, an
hounced mat Mr.. Fox would sing new ia riotc
song &C The theatre was crowded the song
was sung and received with rapture; il was re-
Pea'ed elght times, and again encored and
"hen sung The ninth time, the whole audience
Stood up and joined in the chorus NIGHT after
night +" Hall Columbia" cheered the visitors of
me theatre, and In very few days it was the
UNIVERSAL song of the buys in the streets from, one
end oi Inc city To the other. Nor was the dis
'inguished author ct this truly na,ional sonp a
song wh'ch mel the entire appreciation of all par
Ties OF the day-iorgotten. The street in which
ne resided on one occasion was crowded and
" Hall Columbia" bruke on the stiffness of mid
night from hundred patriotic voices
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
. WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND

go hGN Wv ~ A
Lhe following extraordinary case occurred a
hort time since in Wnrremburgh; we find it re-
ated in late foreign journal:-
aoa" Oayriag. man sixty four years Of age
o. nonesi and upright dealings. loved and respect
,a ov ar who knew him. presented himself on
me ON nh before the authorities at Heidenheim
,nd stated calmly that he had just killed his wife
tils declaration was Immediately taken. MS fol.
lows So My wife," he said. "as every one
Knows, has. been suffering for hong time from
Illness. and at times the pains she had to endure
were such as to affect her reason she latierly
gave up all hopes Of recovery, and continually re-.
peated that not only was life a torment to her
bnt That she feared that if died before her. she
wond be reduced to misery. This morning, at
Ter we nad read together the fourth chapter of
'he Book OF Judges, (hey were devout people.
ana read the Bioie every day. she requested me
to drive nail into her temple, as Jael did to ST
sera. as such death seemed to her short and
easy, and would put an end TO her sufferinqs
she SAID she forgave me beforehand for the &C, Of
when she absolved nue. before God and man. A
nail. she said, would not cause great hemor-
image, and would make hut slight wound. -
AS soon as sm dead she added, : You can
close me wound, put me on clean cap, and no
one VIII know anything at all abou, it,
Alter long resistance Continued Gayrnp) I
gave way to the wishes Of my wife. I took a
Hsif and began to drive IL into her left Jennie
with hammer. hut the nail was too weak. and
the point, instead Of entering, fattened itself an
the bone. then took small drill. but was
equally unsuccessful My wife grew impatient.
and requested me 10 kill her at once with the
hammer which / accordingly did, by Knocking
m the skull The body ofmy wife is a, my house
where yon can examine it at your leasure."
The magistrate Immediately proceeded to the
house with medical man, aud Gayrnu under a
strong guard. They found the body dressed upon
the bed
On the left temple there were two wounds. and
the right side of the skull was knocked in as low
down as the temple. Beside the bed was table.
on which was bible. the nail. drill and hamme,
alluded to. On the ground was basin of water.
IN which the murderer, according to his own dec.
hration. washed his hands before presenting him.
self TO the authorities.
Tayrlng is now in prison; he is perfectly calm,
and convinced that he acted well in fulfilling the
wishes ct his wife by putting an end to her suffer
mes. Some Wurtemburg papers state that the
inhabitants of the village of Gmssenssaft, where
the murder was committed left their work as
soon as they heard Of The murder. and speat the
day ~ the church, fasting and PRAYING for the
soul of the departed.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
HOME AND FRIENDS

Oh, there's potoer to make each hour
As sweet as heaven desi q neL IL
No- need we roam TO bring IL bo,Io
Though few there be that find itI
We seek too high for things close hv
And lose what nature found US
For life hath here no charms SO dear
As home and friends around us
We oft destroy the present joy
For future bopes-aud praise them;
Whilst howers sweet bloom at our feet.
If we'd but stoop to raise them
For things gfdr still sweetest are
:, when youths bright spell hath bound u.s.
But soon we're taught that Garth hath nough
Like Home and Friends around us
The friends that speed in time of need,
When Hopes last reed is shaken,
10 snow Us still, that, come what will,
w are not quite forsaken:
ThouPn al were nigbt-if but the Gobt
From Friendships alter crovn'd us,
'Twou.d prove the bliss Of earth was this
Our Home and Friends around us
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18

Vt II you arc aing with a mild Cough, slight
pam IN the side, or occasional darting pains through
me chest or in the region of the shoulder blade
wish some excuse for louneng-I saw If that he
your wish, doctor yourself with candies svruns
and mixtures, prepared by quacks and recon-
mended by forged certificates, and YOU will soon
DC grathed but after you become tired of this
pdshme, use Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Will, Cherry
ana the bloom of health will again tinge your
hitherto pallid check Wv"
Tins Balsam is devoid of all quac kcrv-hcpr
prepared by Il skilful chemist and its efficacy i
proved by the numerous testimonials of cnrcS in
cases deemed incurabc. We publish no statements
Sl cures that are not strictly true. r. Dunlap &
Son, merchants, Cherry Valley, N. Y, relate a
cure OF Asthma that had withstuod medical treat
ment for years. DR.. Freight, of Saugerties. N v
says ne cured Liver Complaint of four yea RS stand
ing that would not yield to tho usual remedies
Abraham Sklilman, NJ. D., of Boundbrook N ]
says 1t Is the best medicine for Consumption in
eoery Stage that he has ever known we mich;
refer you to hundreds of cases, had we room that
would convince all of its great virtue
, De careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by / BUTTS. Address all OF crs to
SETH w. 70 LIE, Eoston, Mass
E5- For particulars see DR.. Wistar's trcat,se IN
consumption, TO be had Of The agent.
hgents-Portsmouth, C.. II HEINITSH AGENT.
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
FARMING IN GREAT BRITAIN

London paper states that at the present mo
ment, " with an OF 81 .522 $40 arabic acres
In the United Kingdom, there is only one proprie
tor for every 3C5 acres. The "stout woman y
classis rapidly disappearing the number of per.
sons farming their own land. every day diminshes
dozen properties are run together into the hand,
ct one holder; three or four small farms are COM
blned into one large one; the small farmer is now
an animal almost as rare as the small landlord ;
and children of thuse who constituted the former
'enantry of the cnnntry have become the laborers
on the very land their ancestors cultivated az
hodeis. Farming. like all other trades, is be-
coming wholesale business and, while few
are becomInT extensive and wealthy agricultu.
rists the mass sinking into hupeless pov.rtv >,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
NAVAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE.

Norfolk, August 18th, 1916.
WANTED at the Navy Yard one thousand
w bushels OF best q,iahfy CHAR CON, fee of
al trash and SUI 81 to inspection NJ PAYNE n,
will be made until the Whole is delivered. which
must be on or before the 10Th day of October next
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be- received for
tno above until ~ O'Clock, ON the 9Th September
next Bond aud security will be required
GEORGE LOYAL.
aug i9-iaw4w Navy Agent.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
LII 4 A =

LED PROPOSAL LIS in duplicate, will be
- received until - O'Clock on the goth instant.
for the delivery at the Navy Ya,d, of
DIX best Cast Steel MILL SAWS. 6 feet inches
long, Uo be thin) of Huruphrcy,s make
Bond and security will be required for their dc
livery, subject to the usual inspct ton
GEORGE LGYALL
aug law" Navy Agent.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-18

, 4ls should be accompanied by the certificate of
the United States District Attorncv Navv tc,,t
or some oihcr ofhccr OF the General Government
tnat the gnarantors are able to make GOOD Their
guaranty. ' S'" men
ne bidders name and residence, and the name
- e'on member oil firm, where Il company of.
fers, should be distinctly stated
Inc person persons ~ hose proposals arc accept.
ca (and none other) will be f5rthwith notified
he!eot by the Transmission Of contract and bond;
Molcn contract aud bond must be executed before
tt'e 9th day of October next. and deposited i'm the
fost once, addressed TO the Chief OF this Bureau
Proposals should be sen, under seal addressed to-
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. with pro
poslls for Navy Beet or Pork" las the case NAV
be dispatched in time to be received by or befo,r
tho l4th day ~ September next. at 3 O'Clock p NJ
To be published once a week until the 4 l. ~,
September next in the Union and IntclIigcnrcr
Washington, ID. G.; Age, Augusta Maine pr;
OF, Concord, N. II Morning Post, Daily Time
Boston, Massachusetts; Patriot, MontDelicr. Vcr'
mont; Limes Hartford, Ct; Argus Atlas, Alba
ny, ~. y i hVening Post, Morning News. sun.
n. ork; Pennsylvania, 1imcs Kcvstonc pa
delpbia, pa.; Morning Post. PittsburgEPa A..
gus, Baltimore, Md; Enquirer. Richmond Va
Ncw Ira, Portsmouth, Va. Statesman Colun,bus'
Ohioj Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio; Democrat Lou
iSVuie, KY; Gazette, Lexington, Ky; Union.
NASHVILLE: Tenn. Register, Springfield iii ; Dem.
QcLs', chicago, Ill state Sentinel, INDIANAPOLIS,
INDIANA Western Sun, Vinccnncs, Ind Peoplc,s
FRIEND, Coviugon, la; Mssourian, St L6nis
No; Free Press Detroit, Michigan Jcffersonian'
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Pfoprietors Of the above papers arc requested TO
send copy Of their respective papers containing
the advertisement 10 this Bureau, as voucher for
tho approval Of their accounts
Aug i3-lawtsePl4
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TO THE H0LDERs OF VIRGIN.

T'O THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
Il MILITARY LAND RANTS.-Cono,ess
having by an Act, approved Goth july last CT
tended the time for locating Continental Isn1
Warrants, in the Virginia Military District. Ohio
and for returning Surveys therein to this Office'
until the hrst day OF January 1873 NOTICE is
can now locate the same in the said District.
From Report made to this Office by the Sur
veyor Of the Military District in Ohio, IL appears
that the quantity of land yet remaining to Dc 10.
Gated, is about 23O, 300 acres, lying principally in
Scloio, Pike and adams Counties.
As he time for locating, and the quantity to be
located are limited, and as Congress has made no
provision TO satisfy Warrants OF this character in
scrip holders will perceive that if the present on
P0rtonity Of locating their Warrants be lost. an
other may not Offer -"
JAMES =. PIPER, ActiGg Commissioner.
August 1lth, 1916 AUG 15-tav2,o
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EOR SALE! a BARGAIN Two handsome
second hand COOKING STOVES, on very ia
Voraoic terms, II immediate application be made to
DANIEL S, CHERRY
July2l Under the Old Dominion Office
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RoOKS just received and Tor sale at New York
- prices, by w. H. HODGES g. 20 "
me Expedition to Borneo of II. NJ S. Dido. for
the Suppression of Piracy with extracts from the
journal OF James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
ry keppcl, r. N.-pricc so cts.
;; me Modern British Plutarch; or, Lives of Men
distinguished 1 IN in the recent History of Engla nd
o' TneT laient5' virtues. or achievements, by Mr.
Z. Taylor, l.. L.. D.-price 80 cents
, reatlSe on Algebra, by Elias LOOMS, A. NJ.
professor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
IN the University of the City of New York. Mem.
Der ot the Philosophical Society, of the America n
Academy OF Arts aud Sciences &c
No. 2 Statesmen of England
Nos. 81: 80, 80 and 100 Pi torial Shakespeare
NO Morse's Geographic Maps Aug ia
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MOTTO Ell have a small FARM, four or five
~ miles from Portsmouth, which will exchange
for property in town. There is fine crop now
growing the same. Any person wishing tn
make an exchange will call on
STEPHEN JAMES,
July % Portsmouth,
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MEDICAL NOTICE

DoCIOK r. N. MERCER, very rcspect-
- ioily offers hi' Professional Services to the in
hao'tants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos
es no feic ence save that of the experience Of an
average share of practice attended with hattcrin
success Tor nearly FIVE years. Though credentials
from the highest authority in the land can be pro-
duced if required p'o-
Office and residence of High street. in the bp;Id.
Aug l5-3m