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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10th, ls4G.
THE NASHVILLE MECHANICS
AE1nrfATTnN

hst this evening pursuant 10 adjourn.
rnsnt. President SroUr In the Chair, tho
meeting was called TO order. The minutes
otthe previous nesting read and adoptedr
Tho Association then proceeded 10 the .
l%9etioa Ola Secretary, which resulted IN
Gas election f II. -. HAWKINS.
Tho report Of tbs COMMITTEES appointed
on tbs snbleet Of ksttipg up q Newspaper,
to DO published IN the city, devoted 10 tho
interest Of The Mechanics was called for;
ths COMMITTEES mol being prepared, asked
further tims, Which was extended dlt 9a.
tufday night neyt.
The subject Of the BY. whs then
taken up and tho rsmh ibdgr which had not
b8en a6ted on Mt the previous mseting n.
dopted.
4 motion was then nude and carried,
which authotts9s The Secretary TO procure
a well bound book, in which Il 10 be- kept
a record Of the proceedings Of this Associa.
ton. There b8iDg no other business be.
fore the meeting, Mr.. Lampisr was called
for who promptly made a short address, to
the Association, in which, lie set forth in
bold r6Ilef Tho degradation and infany en.
tailed on the Meeh1ni . by this Mammoth
Institution, tho Pspit6ntiafy. After which
Mr.. Cox was loudly cilled for, who res.
pended 10 the call with that wafmlh Of
zeul which has svsF char tctefsed his hr.
tons slncs 'helfrsl meetiig was call ID, for
the very laGdable purpose In which this
Association IL now engaged. Ills remarks
certainty very happily reproved oil those
who exhibit % IukeWarmnssa In attending
the meetings-for said no, | feel guilty
that | missed ohe Of your meetings since
the first call was mad0, for | attn sure | have
never boon engaged IN any Gauss mors
ennobling 10 its principles than the ono
IN which wo are now labofipg, and | sm
perfectly astonished to find idienoss on tho
patt Of one single Mechanic III ibis eommu.
nifty.
A Committee Of invitation 10 procure
10 address Tho Association 81 ihe
nest meeting was then appointed, which
was composed Of tho following gentlemen;
hossrs Cow ,rd IN, Eaatm n All r.
The meeting tho9 adjourned till sa
night nozt, the l7th January. 10.
10.
s.. v. STOUT, Chairman.
d. D. HAWKINS, Secretary:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

The London SPECTATOR has an article
headed "Claim OF The United States TO exclu.
slye colonization in North America" In which
the writer comm ents at length on Mr.. Mon
roe's furious declaration that "the American
Continents by The free and independent cor
dition which they have assumed and main
tain are henceforth not 10 be considered an
subjects for future colonization By any Euro
pean power" and also on the reiteration and
reafirmatlon Of the principle By President
Polk.
The claim, then which they assert, IL nef-
Their more nor less than exclusive right az
colonization over all the u~noccupiad tracts az
the American continent for the Government
Of the United States. TO this exorbitan,
claim they can show no better title than the
accidental circumstance that their govern
ment is actually resident on that continent.
That Government and its citizens are them
selves colonists from Europe /; their settle
ment gives them a valid title to the territory
they have actually taken possession Of. but
right to exclude from the unoccupied
tracts other colonies which Europe and Eu-
opean governments may send after them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

Court OF ERRORS AND APPEALs-Jud.
ges Thos. G.. Nichols, Second District f;
w. d. Boyle, Third District Geo. r,
King, Fifth Dis.rict.-The state Of Louisi.
ana vs.: Ezekiel Ferguson. The defendant
stands charged with the murder of Berry
Lively, committed on the 9th ofJune last;
for which he wastried before a jury IN the
third district Court, who could not agree
upon a verdict, and were, after some re.
tirement, discharged by the Judge against
the sonsent of tho prisoner. Upon this
latter ground the accused now claims dis.
charge from custody and all farther pro.
secution. Mr.. Attorney General Pres.
ton argued the case yesterday on behalf
Of the state, and NJ. Burke for the appel.
LIANT. The a s was then submitted to the
court for its decision.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

CRUEL CASE OF SEDUCTION AND DEA-
TH.-Another case of seduction, abortion
and death hasjust been brought to light in
New.Yo rk, the particulars of which are
truly melancholy. II is stated in the pa.
pers that the poor victim, Mary Ackley,
was brought from Sing Sing. Westminster
county, by her betrayer and a medical
friend. and placed in The attic room ola
den of iniqnity, kept by one Brewster in
Broome ST., in November last. She was
taken i'll on a Saturday night, and attea.
ded by these two persons, and on the Tues.
day following was prematurely delivered
of a child. The child breathed and lived
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
LoutaIANA LEGlaLArnRR.
Senale ga. Hanse aa-TalaL lao.

2&fGth i've aa9t@E w. 4 HfiE f5bs
SENATE.
Parish of fleaas-fhoma ] Dursut, tat
NJ Bell, Pierre Bsule. Charles Dauney.
81 Bernard aud observation-disclosures
White.
jeGefson-M ] Gaf sia.
1T Charles and St John the B~aPtistlFeli1
Garcia.
st jamos-R G Nieolass
AsGensi6n-DahGan + Kgnrer.
Assumption, Laf0trGhs Interior and Terre
bonae-Robeft q Martin. James q Allen.
Ibsryille aud West Baton Rguge-Chris
Adams. If.
East Baton Rouge-Wtlttam II Scott.
Fointe Coupee-Fiefte PofChe.
Avoyslles.@-P C0ayttlion.
st Mafy-WaIter Brashear.
81 Martin-faul Brthnt.
Lafayette and Vefmiilon-G w Scranton
III Landry and Caleast6u-t Dbprce, WIN
NJ Prescott.
West FeIlstaha-samHel r MatRs
last Felieiapa-t X Caulfela
~ Helena and biytHgstaH@C Strickland.
Washington and 81 Tammany-geojamih
Richardson.
CoAgardia aud Fensas-C q Nc WhertsS
Carroll and INSTRUMENTATION e Pafham,
Jackson. unl0n. OuaChila and Morshouse,
WIN, w Farmer.
CALDWELL Franklin, CataboQIa-Coorge
Mayo.
Rapides-R A Hunter.
Bgssisr aud glaibpfae-IameE l. Dial.
NalGhltosheB-Iam Taylor
Sabine, DC Soto and Ca4do=Thomas G
Porter.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Parish Of Orlsans-lst district. ] w Lea.
| w Smith
Second district II d Kelley, ] n Carrigan.
Third district, w Yasoo, = u EastIand,
Fourth district r zeeharis, ? W Farrar.
II d Ogden
Fifth district. G Gayarre, F Cologne, Luc
Bt Martin
Sixth dist let. + Theard. A Pile
Seventh district. J Cassard and D Beaures
gard.
Eighth district. G G Rolf
Ninth district. s. Wilt
Right bank Of tho river, D Marcy
P~laqaemtne. Victor Duboaehel, g Outlet
z w Noise
ii Bernard. + Provost
Jefferson. James Jones, + D Conrad, u NJ
F0rticr
st Charles. s]erapbia Brou
ST John. A Soraporu
ut James. w w Wetham, Alex Mathrr
Ascension. II I Williams. David Randall
Assumption WIN M pugh, Jas r Pugb,
Dorstpo Landry
LafourChe Interior. tuBtiGi Aubert, James
l. Cole, Daniel NettleIon
Terreboune. II 9 1'hibodaux, Thomas
Shields
lberviIle. Chas Davenport, " Dupuy
West.Bafon Rouge. v Hbbert
East Baten Rouge. Amaga Read, Robt w
Newport, Daniel D Avery.
West Feliciana. II A Lyons, George Cook
East Feliciana. John McYea, VIM Patter-
Robert II Lewis
st Helena. WaIthall Burton
Washington. Alexander Drickham
Livingston. Geo w Waterston
81 Tammany. ] ] Morgan
Pointe Ctupee. Charles Morgan
Concordia. Hardy w Bryan
Tensas. ] w Montgomery
Madison. William Scott
Carroll r ] Chamblis
Franklin. James w Mcdonald
ST Mary. ] &c Olivier, d Hudson
st Martin. JB Derbes, u Decuir, 3 Martin
Vermillion. Nicolas Young
Ia Fayette. Jas M Moore, James M Porter |
81 Landry. ia Taylor, " M Callehan, n
iantt, f Callonn, @ Lavergne
Catcasieu. Johnson Moss
Ayoyelles. w E Griffin, J Jofrion
Rapidcs. l. L Texada, w w Wilmington
} N Ogden
Natehitoehes. ] A Plauche, w L Tuomy
Trinchet
Sabine. B B Fisher, Nathan Smart
Caddo. John SGilbert
De Soto Henry Phillips
Ouachita. John r Sterling
Morehouse. Hawkins Duvall
Union, VIM g Carr
Jackson. II c Fountain
Caldwell. Elihu Rayner
Catahoula. Henry J Peck, John Cokerham
Claiborne. Richard NJ Drew, George w
thompson
Bossier. John NJ Sandridee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
(Fof The Baton Rouge Gazette
LINES.
70 MISS n. j. NJ Of MISSISSIPPI

She came as strangers have before
There was a spell around her,
The marks Of %attlees youth shs bore,
IN besuty's ehai1 They boUnd her,
To her d proud and thildlike air,
In blended grace was given
She moved mong us like a star
Marks out It's path in Heaven !
She came among us, like 4 dream
Steals 0'erthe heaft In slHmbars
a vision frem whose depths may CLEAN,
The past IN brightest numbers.
She moved amid the gay bright thtops,
4 spirit free from sadness
a magic breathing In her song
Threw DER the heart liz gladnees
A gay light heartedness the while,
10 sportiyB gladness bound h6r,
There was n sweetness in her smile
That drew all hearts around hef-
There was a music IN her song
a spirit. note revealing
That moved upon tbg Iist'ning throBg,
Like magic echoes p%ssling /
LADT We met as strangers meet,
AS such We cannot sever
Within my breast for Thee shall beat
A sacred cord forever,
The memory ef by gone days
From time new strength shall borrow
And rise lIhe sunsets golden rays
10 gid each cloud Of SORROW
UNKNOWN BARD.
FEBRUARY 3D., ts4G'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

Tits PRsNarmv o. AGRICULTURAL BIZ
il now before The Virginia lipuse ofDste
gates, 10 appropriate ten thousand dol!as "a
The Virginia Sta q Agricultural soriatNr
whenever sald society shalt have rappd, by
private subscription o. otherwise, the sum 81
ten thousand jollare, to constitute s,hna
lnr the encouragement aad improvement n
Agriculture"
We woald like e. seu tia same eptrit evin.
cel by our Legislators in this state. .sher a
great deal ofttoublc the legislature. tvo
wears ogo appropriated the paltry tum % RVS
HUNDRED DOLLARS 70 tho "l,outsiana Agrisut.
tutal and Mechanics Associations" aud that
la MI that has ever been done to encourage
and improve agriculture il This state. We
hope the present Legislature viii show a ia.
tle more maguaninity Oh 50 important a sub.
lgrt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
L0nlslANA L.~EnIsIArtRn

The House Of Representatives assembled
ON Monday morning last at the State Aausc,
pursuant 10 tho new Constitution. Az AN
early hour a largo nomber Of tho members
were q attendance, Al It'll o'clock, o. me-
ton 81 nt. Gayarre, ar. K W Nawaoft If
this parish was chosen Speaker pro tra, and
Mr., Landry, clerk Of the last House proceed
ell to call ever the nares III the members re-
turned, Seventy members answered tha eall.
On the clerks calling the name 1f Mr.
SAMUEL LOCKE, mir, A c BuLITrr,
rose and briefly objected 10 the course pnr-
sued by him, 1.-THE elark.j lie did not know
BY what authority, he said, the name If Mr..
Locke was inserted and his omitted. The
contrary course he though. ought have
been pursued, for, according to the retsrns of
Of the election in the District in which they
were candidates, deposited in the Office Of The
Secretary oF State, he (1tr, b had beea ebo.
sen one OF the members to represent that dis.
trict. He had 10 desire 10 throw al obstaele
ii the way of the organization Of the gtouse,
but he could not quietly submit toa yiSation
of bis rights.
MR. LocKE stated that according to Eto re-.
turns referred to by Mr.. Bullitt, he (Nf. ~
was a member for the Third District, saa that
he considered that an inappropriate tame for
the gentleman to urge his prstentionS upon
the House. lift was his intention TO contest
the election, he hoped be would select tho
proper time.
After some further conversation an the
subject, q motion was made that the House
proceed to elect a Speaker.
Said resolution having been adopted, he
members voted a. is required By the sonsti.
tuition ii eleetng the officers Of the Rouse,
risa roe. The following vote was received
~ the candidates respectfully.
David Randall, As
APile. Sol
wv ] Vason, 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

Mn. E~D1roR.--I think it my duty Ia
correct a report in circulation, that / alb.
scented myself from my duties during the
last ummer to oand burn brick for Gen.
Bernard. As this report might DO inin.
rions TO me, | wish to place il in its prop.
err light. BY permission ofthe Mayor and
Selectmen, | went TO Gen. Bernard 10
burn a kiln Of bricks, and was absent
five days, leaving Mr.. Lew Guodry to
discharge the duties Of town Constable in
my absence, which no did to the full sat
isfaction Of the above named officers.
JAS. ALLEY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
FROM JAMAICA.
OUraAoE ON AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN

0UTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN
We have before US Jamaica papers re-.
ceiyed by the schr. Nassau, Capt, Wat.
ington, from st. Lucia, whence she sail
ed % the Ist inst. The news is quite IN.
important, il We except tho case of an
outrage committed upon a worthy Amer.
lean and ]shipmaster at Montego Bay.
We will detail the particulars as fully as
our limits will allow.
Capt. Frisble, of the American brig
Energy, on a voyage from Aux Capes to
New York, pnt into Montego Bay, Jamai.
ca, on the sth January last for provisions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
Stephen Henderson,,

MgGuAGtcs.-fhlt u3siul class Of ]citiz3nf
n this town have. boon, add are now, strug.
Cling for their rights. They ask for 10
exclusive privileges, but merely for justice.
They feel they are froemcn, that their
homes and families afo dear to them, aud
that if they have to atrdg Gle against sg1to
prlson monnp, Wy aal convict labor, they Will
have to abandon their homes to seek that
support and protection watch thoy cannot oh.
tain hare. As somo might b. apt to treat
that ella Of men lightly, we will make
some few remarks which will show Of what
benefit they arc to Baton Rouge, There
are over 300 mechanics in the corporation.
Several have been forced to abandon their
professions and embark in other branches
Of business, because they were unable to
compete with convict labor. At the very
least calculation there are 100 who work at
their respective branches; each must ueces.
sarily spend atthe lowest calculation $500
(sone spoad more than twice that amlunt,)
this makes $4,000 spent in the town Of Bat.
Rouge in tha course Of the year. Every
cent expended BY the m eehr1ics is spent in
and they are generally cash customers,
Isit not then the interest Of the merchant,
the property hoId,r, All in fact Of every we'll
wisher Of B4ton Rouge to encourage that
class Of citizens. We hope they un-
Iertsand loo well their own advantage to
say no. For our part we have always bat
lied against monopolios, but especially a.
gainst any monopoly that seeks to crush
and destroy the welfare and prosperity of
he working man.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
FROM WASHINGTON

We have Washington papers of the ..
inst, The Senate did not sit on the 3OIb
and 3tst ult. In the House, on the 3Isf
the Speaker laid a compilation of the pen.
sion laws, transmitted by the Secretary Of
War, before the House, when a debate arose
as to the numbar o~fcopies to be printed 4
was finally ordered that 10000 should he
printed, The annual report Of the contracts
entered into at the different bureaux Of the
Navy Department, was introduced and laid
on the table. The annual report ofthe Ma
tional Armories, at Springfield and Harper's
Ferry, shows an expenditure of S3ll, I98
Inc number OF muskets manufactured dur
ing the past year. is ID, 1872. The snaaEer
also presented a letter from the Postmaster
General, with an estimate Of the appropria.
ton necessary for the Department anrine
the hscal year, commencing o n the LIST .Jnlv
1876, the estimate is S4,4l6,0OO. The To-
port Of the officer having charge Of The mi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

LARGE CARoo.--The steamer Marin,
from Evansville, brought down 1910 ba.
les of corn, 1871 pigs of lead, SOB barrels
of flour, 430 bales Of Memphis cotton, 405
barrels Of pork, beef, &C., 47O bags Of
wheat, $40 of oats, la tierces Of aaxseed.
rs hogsheads of tobacco, ll3 barrels of
beans, 30 bags Of potatoes, 1O8 kegs of
lard, 40 head of cattle, and 1900 chic.
kens, turkeys, &C., making a grand total
of thirteen hundred tons Beat this II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

oREooN.-The National IntelIigencer Of
the 9TH inst. states hat a rumor was very
current in the rotunda of the Capitol that
negotiations had been renewed upon the
subject of Oregon, and were then in pro.
gre5s in Washington city, between the
British Ministet and the Secretary Of sta.
t,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

dr. Ynu are autharttsi to an1onre Jnttr u
u0FF1ra, as m Independent candidate tst
Mayor at The nest municipal elections,
You are authorised b ahoiara joHH. HElb,
t,s1. A. candidate for Mayor u tav ueEl ma
nigtpal election.
Yut are authorized 10 announce SAME.
toarea. aB candidate Tor Mayor al the next
municipal election,
plaasa Announce Az. +, Ncphler, il, ne
candidate r,f town constable, At The neEt uiu-
birip4I elections
pIsase announce M james Alley, a. can.
dilhtp ref town constable, Al the nett mum
tipal elections.
W. arc requested 70 announce J,lsEfH
NlaNaEf, AZ q candidate cor The office Of Town
Constable, al The next municipal election.
We afe requested t. announces the f'HlnW.
ing gentlemen IA candidates for splertn8tt,
II he next municipal election GeosHs "
Tfuasau. A & Heron, Anthony MuiIet,
John l. Well and Eugene LanBua,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
Total,

DAsuERRorYPE.-Any Of our citiE ons who.
may DO called to New Orleans, onHa yisit Of
business or pleasure, aud who wishEo secure.
correct ILLNESSES OF themselves kor their
friends, viii do well to pay a visit t3Kr. Ma.
CURES gallery, entrance Ne 8, Caap.street.
MI. NJ. has spared neither time noA e~xpense5
IN obtaining ala the recent mpAyementj
made in this admirable sriences For tba
purpose Of obtaining all possible Information
On this subject, he has visited the VI ious gall
leFies in France aud England. It'd is one oI
the first artists who introduced thissnethod of
taking portraits in New Orleans, and in our Of
pinion, up to this time, he is n SslrDasseds
Specimens can be seen at our residtslce, from
a miniature TO a portrait 6 By 10 inchEs.
Chief Justice fancy at last kccountN
- al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

o. Henry Inman, one Of the most eminent
artists this country has produced, died, in NJ.
York, on Saturday, the 18th inst, in the for
ty-tifth year of his age.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

a. Those of our subscribers vhp oNe zee
fof tvo years subscription, muet MT he SUR.
prIsed II Hey 10 not receive the GAZETTE Any
more. VIZ are obliged To pay each for CIR
materials, aud all tho heecssaries of lie and
those long credits do bot pnl uz a heaj-lhey
are rather d drawback % our prosperity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

ENAteoBArmH,-'rhe Inauguration Of Gov,
johnson and Lieut. Governor Landry, took
place en G'uursday Iast, IN Reserend
Theodore Clapp's Church The proceedings
81 the occasion, as we'll az tho Governors
message had Dot arrived when we put to
pfeHH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

message hHA Bht AlllFHh Ni@H W. FHh w
pteBs.
pAHtsn lvuee.@ ChaB N Rowley baf been
appointed by the Governor, Parish Judge for
the Parish Of Concerdia, vtef George Me
Wborter, saualor elect from the dis4tet Of
Conoordia and fouaaa, WIN 9 Braislrest
has been anpointei Parish ladge Of the Par.
ish Of feneas, vfaeJ w Montgomery, Repre-.
sentative elect from that parish,
-
NEw posr Ruurt,4 OI motion Of th& Hon
fleN. Barrow, d FaaolutioR was adopted I'm the
u, s. Senate, on the 3sth ulttno, directing
the committee on the paat.ofice and post
foahe, 10 inquire into the espedieney Of eatab.
lishing a postfoute from The town Of Plaque
nine, Parish Of Ibervitts, to come central
point ia the settlement on Bayou Ofoaeo
Tate.
Would not poviroute ltem Devall'e land
ing Oh the Mississippi, 10 Bayou drosse
Tete, be more advantageous and expeditions
20 the citizens 81 that thriving and p~oFuloue
settlement, The diatance Ii net half az great
hs h IL from plaqusmtne. ;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

or fanu Lod u, IT,, was on tbs 7th
inst, appointed secretary ofsDate by Gov.
Monton, in The plaes Of Robert Carter Nj
cholss, resigned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

RESTORATION or sr. DomtNgo no Sra.
tH-Ghs q. 3. Gazstto Of Tho atst uIt.,
quotes from a late Port au Prince paper.
The effect that tho Spanish fleet, lately 10
ported nj Havana, has arrived At st, Do.
mingo and established a pfoteoi0rate ever
tbs Dominican Republic, with tbs appfo.
baton Of President santana and bishop
Psrles. The black government Of thb o.
Their patt Of tho Island, controlled by +, esi.
dent Plofot, Is mjnaeed by France, IN con
sequence Of insults offered to tho Consul
at tho Cape, for which mn indemnity Of
100000 il demnndad.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
WEDNESDAY. FaEs.

The committee appointed 10 Examine
the conflicting claims of Messrs ls9eke 81
Built, reported hat Mr.. BIlltt VISA emit,
tied to his sent in The House. Aahr Rena
Argument on this subject, tho report wae n.
dopted, and M, II, conducted 70 lha
speakers stand and sworn il, antt0ek his
seat,
Mr.. T. Remonlet was elected bergesnt
al arms.
Wf. Dfo7, was elected doof-kcfper.
M. Layct, was elected on@ Of the
TRANSMITTING cIetks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-13
DiCUERREOTYPE
MINIATURES,

NTR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an
lYM nounce to the citizens Of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time,
and of giving all an opportunity of procuring a
correct likeness of themselves and friends in his
superior stvle.
Having connection with three of the most sue
cessfuI Daguerreotype Rooms in the State of New
York, he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in a superior style, perfectly
trne to nature, of very fine tone, gided and color
ed so that no climate will effect them in the least
Daguerreotypes taken by the old process, gided
and colored to render them equal to those
tax en- at the present day.
Portraits of sick or diseased persons taken at
their residences if required
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements, apparatus and stock, furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
For further information inquire at his room, on
Front street up stairs adjoining DR.. Wares, direct
Iy opposite the Chronicle Office.
January 80, 1916. 20-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-13
LIST OF BLANKS

{ n HAND and for 5o sale At the orr,cr
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters OF Administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
reace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable's bonds Administrator do
Notes OF hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
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