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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!it
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
J. II. EUSS & CO..

! One door dbope the United States Ho,,fi
WAFER ST. WHEELING VA
niHE PROPRIETORS have Just received ana ace n,,y
- opening large and elegant assor ncnt OF Fo,e,.n
ava domestic Goods purchased IN New York Phiadci.
ps and baltimore. to which the attention OF the cii.
fully invited
Our stock is perhaps the largest in the civ ebrac
ing all the latest and approved styles eost. OF
CLOTHS, CAsSIsIEtre. NC
Otthcse have and excellent assortment e.,
as Black blue Black Invisible Green and Other Fancy
assortment OF NES1INGS, such az plain and Fancy
sam, plain and I'd SIX. plain fancy Mas,ilcs Iuif
Cashmere, English Quifing. &C. SC.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including al qualities and coors.
Irish Linens, Linen Check, Bingham, Gsnbroons, and
all other light Goods suitable for summer Ware
A Large Assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Made and trimmed n good style. To suit the
sortmcnt OF hnc aud faucy articles such Linen aud
Cotton Shirts. shirt Collars Blossoms, Hdkf 5caIs, Sus.
pendcrs. Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Having procured cutters and workmcn of acknowi-
edged merit we prepared TO make np article OF
Clothing 10 order IN style that fail TO please
those who appreciate NJ, combining and elegance.
and IN fact the Good Intent will be found be the
most fashionable establishments in the city.
IN eonelusion we invite our friends respectfully, TO
eau ana examine our stock previous TO purchasing else
where a. we determined pay that attention our
customers which will not only merit but their
patronage and influence.
JHuUss CO.
take this opportunity meaton that have resigned
business on my account. therefore my friends and Gus
TONERS are respectfully invited call the store
ofHUSS & co.
ap. lo. CIV. GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

Ne dy .tfadc Clothing
all of this Springs make and the accumulation an
old Of eight or ten years standing assure the
public or those who Paironize me- that al my garments
made in the latest style of good Goods and viii war
rant niy work 20 nj and for Low PRICES lhat can't b
beat Call AZ the Great Ccntral Route Store for BAR
GAINS.
ap. 90 ~. A. NJ. ADAMS. p
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coRNER oF MAIN ANp MoNRoE s1REErs

NOANk OF. MAIN An MONKOE sIKEE1S,
WuLELlNC.N VA s
4 HAVE just relUrne, lism New York. Pliia
Il delphia ord Baliimorc, viii, the I LARGEST
stock at Spring and Sstnsnet GOods that was ever
looked at IN any hosc this side ofihe Az gheny
uomta'ns. Having enlsrgeJ my STORE to double
It's in'msr SIZE Er the purp,se OF making rUom Tor
my LARGE STOCK. aud Tor The accommoda lion
OF my customers "a they eosne in have ais, open.
eel TWO new addur,'al doors. and Ihis Improvement
lbiuk. Will enable me 10 ray every attention 10 all
who mo, honor me With call. have frequently
had many ,isii,rs aud was so much crowded
that they hive hcen compelled 20 leave lur wasi al
room. To l'"'k at my Gcods Dr even hear my cuKAr
PRICES, Now say sane one, e'me all, auJ ever,
a''enunn will be paid hT roy Stock oi Grads I'D
my store Is sufficiently large 10 Accommodate Cid
and Young Married or SiDgic-Ladier, Genllemen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
Alfred caldwcll and o,.ors.S " A'' 49,

Boriss L. Gardner,
Is CHANtERY.
Alfred Caldwell aud otllors)
ABSTRACT or THE DECREE.
Whereupon the Court doth adjdge, order and decree
that this lie referred James Psnll, Esq is
settle and adjust tile OF Allied Caldwell the rus-
tee OF said Geurgc X Svceriugou, with the creditors
der the said deed Oftrust ofthe eth of January
that the said Commissioned asCcttalh cOft ihc a.
mount money which the said Alfred Caldwell has re-
cevod exercise OF due and proper diligence he
uaVeIecevcd a. trustee undeg the said deed OF
trust the OF the just aud lawful expenses OF the
said Also, what due the complainant under the
several casshoaloEs tie said deed mentioned and the
other creditors OF The said George X. Swearngen named
ihefel tile raishle proportion OF each creditor IN the
fund under each That Or ths purpose
the said Commissioner fix upon some time aud place for
taking the said account and due thereof 10
he served all parties within the Commonwealth, AND
notice he given all Icsdng wiihn tht
same, by advertisements inserted and published ina sOu
newspaper printed the city OF Wheeling in said
~ az least thirty days prior 20 the time of taking In
said accouni---and thai the said Commissioner requir
claim before him. give security for his reasonable shar
othe oftaking the said account and that he repOT
the 10 the Court with thing deemed pertinent BY
hiinsclfor specially required by either ofthc parties
Tcsie ALEX. II. Ia tDIsEf, Clerk.
,rbe syti ;,,cr,.el matters mentioned in te
e,rcgoiy dc.,eo hereby notified that have appoiut
a., w hceIing a. 10 O'clock, A. ~ as the time aud
.i-e when aud where shall commence taking the &C.
count therein directedand require the appearance
The parties there with such proofs, vouchers sc. may
DO necessary 20 The proper taking ofssi account.
j. % I'm JAMES PAUL.. Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

CORNER or MONROE AND WATER SIS, q r.
Consisting in part of the following. Satin leans:
Checks of every kind Slate cold Linen Drah do Brown
do Brookfcid do, Gingbams Cotton Csssimercs Heavy
ketscys, Saitnets, Linens OF all kinds; Summer cotIs
Croion coating; Twecds Gold mixed, do Dark, do Drah
blk Summer cloths; Suspcnders Gloves and Stocks.
CRAVArS-Silk and Satin; also Bingham aud JAG
onet cravats, Scaris, silk and Satin.
Fine Cassneres, French Doe Skin do; Fancy Plaid;
French do; Wool Black Buckskn.
observation-disclosures, MarsSies, Silk and Satin of
every quality.
cLorHs-super-hne French cloth, black do, Blue do,
Green do, Brown do, Invisible Green do. ~
All OF which viii be made up order at the shortest
notice and fashionable and style and at very
low prices II not necessary for 10 tell the public
that am a TkLoR for II Is well known that 1 have
held my place as fashionable Tailor from the very lin.
era support OF this Fashionable community and have al
ways stood No. I.
The public viii find advantage 10 call at the
Great Central Route Clothing store where they will find
a first rate assort nlcnt o ~. 't.' .is '..lr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS ANn
,ff sr OTHERS,

vvaTHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale q, the
~ lowest prices, assortment Of MEDICINES
DRUGS. DYESrUfFS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR
NIHlI BRUSHES. sc. &c.
Confident his prices win give satisfaction, he socites
even those who may not intend to purchase al the time
70 ascertain the prices Of his goods
Any eomnusica iions askng the prices Of goods are
most cliecrfnlly and promptly answered.
lie would particularly state. that he has Steam Fac
tory IN connection with his store, for Powderng Jaisp,
RhUbarb fpecacuanha and many other Medicines for
grinding Mustard Cinnamon Aispiee, Pepper Cloves,
Chrome yellow and green Veregris. Yellow Ochre and
other Paints in OIL al OF which he Is able 70 sell al The
very lownst prices
Paints mixed already for and put mp IN eSrthen
pois 81 different Sizes Tor family convenience.
Putty % the bcst qualify AZ "a per H. out OF
bsadefs, and cts per ID IN baddcrs in quantities OF 81
pounds and upwards.
No charge made for delivering goods In any pari Of The
city ,. w. w. GORDON.
II. opposite the & o y Depot, Baltimore.
feb22.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

" IRG1NIA.-At Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
W Chanccry begun, continued and held for the Coun-
~ OF Ohio the Coui House thereof Friday the Is:
day OF November, 1911.
Bories L. Gardner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
stock OF Cloths.

Black. Brown. Greeh Potno. Invisible Green,
Blue and various other fancy coIore'l Broad Cloths
imported from France and England direoi for the
fashionable Irade. Also a large supply Of the new.
est style ofFfen.h Cassrercs. superior To anything
ever offered both in sylesquany and fashion.
NESTlNGS-As t. 'Vesiings deiv The world TO
heat them either ia Quality variety; shall not
attempt To eDumeraie the different kinds ai present.
hut suffice IL to say thai they decidedly French
therefore yon viii please excuse TAILOR. ior not
understanding The technical terms or naipcs
SUMMER COAT & PANTALOONS TUFFS.
PLAIN and Fancy Linen DnlIIng. neck; Brown,
Black and Fancy Cacbmsrc; Bombsznes. SILK aud
Wool Tweeds all coors aud grples; Tuckapss
and Henry Clay Tweeds; Boston aud Kentucky
Jenns. aad many other styles numerous to IL en-
uon All the above named articles will he sold
by The piece, yard, OF made up to order in my usual
fashionable sty1e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

7Ses EDiCAL COLLEGE or Ou1O.--Tbc regular an.
AVA nnal OF Lectures n ibis Institution VIII
commence the is Monday November, and continue
unithe FIRST of Mach under the following arrangement
Anatomy PROF. SUOrWELB.
Chemistry, PROF. LOCKE
Surgery, fROF. MUSsEYt
Matsfia NEEDLES. PROF HARRISON
Mdwilory. PROF. WEIGHT,
Theory ard Praciicc. PROP. NOORHEAn;
Demonstration Of Anatomy, &. T.. AVERY, MI.
Tickets for The ontrG COURSE including Hospital So
Mdtrcuation, fsJl and nifse lug Ticket $50 will be
Sii0 which mus e paid fu advance The Hospital and
Uiscci.ne tickets may To- token 0ueil a. she option
ofthe student preparatory of eciuFes VIII com.
ncncc the IL MondaY 90 October. which VIII ~ grstu.
fnrs rcrtr students o. the insiHuiiou The Dis
eertina ROOMS w 100 tc open 81 the same .fuC.
b. is-aw JOHN =. HARRISON. Dean.
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MY sUcNui cloihing cvissIsls part Oi bruad cloth
ruck snd Dress coats III All cOors and qualities
Drap d Eta. Cashmcfe BInibazne. Tveesls Linen
Cheeks, Plain Linen. Cullen clerks aud every nIhe
description OF Summer Goods that the New York
market can produce.
PANTAnooNs.
CASHMERE, CassiHeI. Jeans, Twecds Summer
Cloths. Angola. Liaen Cssecks. GamLroons, Tuck.
paw Tweed. Henry Clap Tweeds; and every other
kind OF Summer Good, all ready TO walk into.
VESTS.
My stock Of Vesls is perhaps tho best looking and
Tho largest assortment that ever WINS looked at la
any city varying IN prices from 50 CTS To S. 1t
embraces all coloIs. styles and qualities
81 dozen fine Linen and CuIton Shirts; Check
and common more Than have time To count. Col
lars. Bis"ms, Susrendeu Gloves. Cravais, S,ocks
SILK and Linen lldkI; half hose mud great variety
OF other articles. such a. LADIES' DRESSES oil
patterns and styles; Palm Leaf Hats and Umbrellas;
=. "'-rr 10y belongs 10 "a Tegar
MERCHANT TAiIOikS SIABIISiIAiENT.
far furnishing gentleman with az entire liz on, can
le lound here neaily 1aeie eadc cheap for cash.
Ia conclusion Will say Ihst I can 'onh will sell
nv goods cheaper ihap Of my romp eliiors wh.
has takenIhe trouble 70 make The - me known H.
The Easiern cines. c.H huS them. and lnre my al !
customers as well ms my new ones will no l"uger
he guided ty This hawav and poory made up
Clothing snch s daily fired by those that have
nu knowledge of the profession whatever. There
iure ! would respectfully solicit my lr ends, Gus.
lo,ners and The public generally ic call and exafnin,
| for themselves asst wIl afford me and my clerk,
much pleasure In wait oil al any time. Don
| (orgei The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON THE CORNER, with FOUR BIG DOORS
! ap22 8. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood and Insip-
lent ConsumptioR; also Diarrhed, Dys-
eHtary and Summer complaint in children
speedily aud efeciuoHy cured by BreRiliu-
GERS compound SYRUP of BONESET.
ry1lIIs most popular and unsurpassed medicine
b fails IN giving almost Immediate relief in any Of the
above aed Complaints. II has been tried BY hun.
dres in tis city and there 10 be found, who
has used according directions, who viii not ,astify
90 It's efficacy removing disease should any person
forward, amer ryiag a. and say that be sne had
derived no lenedt from is use their twenty five cents
will te promptly returned. IL Is be had Brontlin.
gers ApotbocT None genuine unless signed BY
y. a. BRENTLINCER.
" B.--This medicine u prescribed by several Of
most respectable ply siisns 30 whom The compound
has been made known. jy ~ F.A. n.
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WHEELING TIMES Il ADVERTISERS
& WtIEELING TIMES a. GAZETTE.


..nlAsD .qgARr, Soynor -rnrrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30

have paid most particular attention in my Sc.
lceions oi styles and qualities al Gouds. 10 the
wants Of The ladies. and they Will find my STOCK oi
Fashionable Cords far surprising 0ny other ia the
city. which lhev can easily see by calling aud eS.
aiming Ihcm They can save themselves The trouble
Of look'Ds else~hsre. they will fnd my ptces
and qualities ca not ai la please, sp IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

been there, and the return of the "whitt
wings il hailed by anxious mItitudcs
who bring out their treasures to be barter.
ed for the yeriest trines Of civilization.
From the intercourse which [afises, new
wants arc stimulated in their bosOms.-
They begin TO think with the new objects
which occasion thought. Their views and
IDEAS are naturally expanded tF a wider
compass, and they are insensibly niodIded
IN the type dfthdse who have excited their
highest admiration and wonder. Mysteri-
Gus, benefiGcnt and wise arc the ways of
Providence when even the interests Of men
are called into tequisition to work out the
great problem Of their existence.
Commerce, in fine Is what it lids beer
beautifully entitled, " the golden girdlc Of
the globe" II binds together all the great
families Of men. 1t teaches that they are
creatures of like wants, errors and neces.
Sites. II determines them to be CONDO.
ncnt parts of great and magnificent sys.
tenn which God has devised, and which re-.
quires the concrfring movements Of every
part to be preserved in its perfection AMI
duration It frbids them to treat like the
ancient Roman, the foreigner cast upon
their shores, as d barbarian deserving Of.
death, or to confseatc his shipwrecled c:
iects, but urges rather the doctrines Of hr-
manity and justice. Even the laws which
regulate it are based tpon the imnntabIed
principles Of right, and bind upon the cons
ofmcn from their very nature. A
Mansfield, the most celebrated commercial
of his age, said cfthcrn, Quoting the
the splendid language ofCicerd; "NeC crH
aha lcr Rome, alia Aa@nis; a1ia nunc,
zlia posthac, sed ct dmtes gcntcs, d omai
mn Lee Ell Scmpetmrna, et immoria.
Us continebat they ARE not one law
Rome and another at Athens, they do
not fluctlIate from extreme to extreme, butt
amongst all men and in all times the laws
Of commerce arc one and immutablc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
From the london Literary Gasete.
NEVER RAIL AT THE WORLD
by eHAs swAtN.

by CHA swain!
Charles Swain occasionally gives III thu
world a Beautiful poetic gem: these briilian
e%lfusions generally appear in the "Literarl
Gazette' The following 10 one his latest
pieces.
Never rail at tho world-it lie jdst ID w
make it,
We SEQ not the flower if we set not the
seed
And as for i~ll-luck, why it's just az we take
it
The heart that's in earnest NO bars can i'm
pede.
You question: tho Justice which governs mans
breast,
And say that the search for true friendship is
vain:
But remember, this world, though it be not
the best,
Is tho next to The best we shall ever attain;
Never rail at the world, nor attempt 10
exalt
That feeling. which questions socioty's claim;
For often poor Friendship is less in the fault,
Loss changeable oft, than the selfish who
blame;
Then meier by the changes Of fate be de-
prest,
Nor wear like a fsttef Times s~orrowful
chain,
But believe that this world, though it be not
the best,
Is the next to the best we shall ever attaini
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

BOOKS BOOKSn
Buttons Anatomy Of Melancholy;
John Horne TooEe's Diversions of Parley.
Motifs Travels in Europe and the Fast
Starkhoue's History of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
CaIl0oL's Musical Grammar,
Ttonison'g Materia Medica and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice of Medicine,
Dunglison's Therapeutics and Materia Me-
diCa,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties of Asoenian Methodisfa
Russel's Sermons,
Just received aud for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
"a Opposite The Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
GEORGE A. PIKE.

Bookbinder and Blank Book Manu-.
~facturer,. Corner Of Church d Lafayet,
Streets, Baton Rouge, La.
VIII execute with despatch all work en-.
trusted to his care at the lowest city prices
and pay particular attention to the rebinding
of old law, or medical works, music books
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &c.
Scrap books, port fJlios, pocket books for pa
pers and memorandums, made on tie shortest
notice to any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

APPLAUDIyG Observation-Disclosures
to an article in a late North american RI.
Uteu, it was tic custom in olden times ID
applaud the ministers while ADDRESSING his
congregation. 1t is asserted, that ~clap1ipe.
stamping, shouting, leaping, and the wav.
ing light garments, were no q usual SIGNS
Of applause !; whilst tears, groans. and
smiling the breast indicated the conpune.
ton Of the hearers. When CrnTr was
happy in an appeal, they cried. 20, or.
thordox Cyril! Gif OF God p When
CHRYsosToM was unuslaI y e'o1uent, way.
ing their garments and plumes, and lar
ing hands upon their swerb, the ueopIe
shouted, "WoIthy the priesthood ; thir.
tcenth apostle Christ hath sent thee %
The preachers seemed to have liked these
Pladdits, as showing the interested atten.
ton of the audience. The Introduction of
the custom Of ap~plauding III modem times
might have the tendency 10 put more If, N
the pulpit. There would be SOME of err
clergymcn who would, like CffRvsosroT
be annoyed BY plaudits and they miaht,
like the old Saints, tell the members II
their congregations, that thcr usis f,ta
good care, lest they violated the pripri.
pies which they received with so much ac.
tLamation.' And there arc a great man
who would +" u1ii,so CHRysosror. anil
receive NJ psau.,ss at all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
C0Hducisd bg
Mas. FISHER Il Miss WooDRrrr

Mrs. FISHER & Miss WooDRrrr.
The sd session Of this institution coin.
menced on the first Monday in October. The
teachers would not fail to express their graft.
tude, for the patronage with which they nave
been favored since the establishment of This
school IN Baton Rouge, and hope that their
unttrIng exertions for the Improvement OF
their pupils, Will secure a continuance Of the
same in future.
The central and spacious building On
Church Street, has been purchased by a
friend OF education for the use of the school,
The study and recitation rooms are large
and we'll arranged. Instead of common DOR
mitoTy, the young ladies will be provided
with airy and pleasant rooms, intended TO ac-
commodate four each. The grounds are sha
dy and comm0dious. Particular attention
will be paid to the physical, as well as to the
neral and intellectual education Of the pu-
pills.
1t is the wish of the teachers to unite in
their institution the comforts and advantages
of a home education, with thorough school.
room discipline.
Friday of each week is devoted to reviews
Pupils ~aret1en questioned rromiscdously upon
the lessons they have learned during the week
either by the teacher or others who NAV be
present. The friends a d patrons Of the
school are invited to attend on that day or at
any hour during school exercises.
Til departmental music, vocal and instru-
mental. is under the charge of DR.. Gruneberg.
His talents as a performer and instructor are
of too high an order to heed commentator,
The course ofstudies will be as follows
Primary Consolidating. spelling, wri- !
Geography and Arithmetic.
HIstEt CttSsEs,-Geograpby with the use
Of globes. History, Anclent and modern,
and mental arithmetic, natural and
philosophy, grammar and composition,
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoric, Ethics, Alge-
bra and Euclid.
TERMS.
Board and tuition per annum, $50
Day scholars per quarter, 6 to 10
French, 9 to q
Extra charges for wasting per month,
For bed and bedding, At
Ornamental needle-@ork free of charge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

SERMON FOR OLD BACHELoRs.-Tha
Hartford Mirror contains a lay scrinon for
the special benefit Of the bachelors, founded
on the following test:
Sand they called Rebaecca, and said nm.
10 her, wilt thou go with this mani And
she said, | will Co., Genesis, SO, so.
In those times, ceremony, forrdaIty, sigh.
ing and sentiment were Altogether I'm.
known. Rebccca was a good girl, and
jumped at the first good offer.
The editor of the N0rwicl Ayr6rn gave
be could have picked out a better text 70
preach before the honorable and venerable
fraternity, viz.
"Jacob kissed Rachel"
That is something substantial for bac5c:
Tors to ponder over. The other text was
for the benft of Rebecca altogether:
"Jaco5 kissed Rachel, and lie lifted Il,
his voice and wapt."
How pathetic! The Gct il, saws tho An.
rora, time and fashions make strange IN.
roads on poor human nature. Here was
Jacob securing the country to look for q
WIte, and ON a fine sunny day in the valley
Of ~Padanaram, he saw her at a distance.
drawing water from a well, being barefoot.
Cd, and without ceremony he ran towards
her, and IN the language oftbc good book,
kissed her, and lifted up his voice and
We have no count that Rachel
boxed his ears for his rudcncss, as In these
days Of simplicity and innocence she wotdd
done, partc t!arly iI't1ood 70 .iety.,
A person observed to his frienl. who
WIS learning to take snuff, that ii was
wrong to teach ones nose q bad habit. al
| man generally follows his nose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
Sagar-l0 hogshead plantation sugar
{ a prime article, By BeaE f. Son.
NOTICE

The undersigned takes this opportunity Of
informing bis friends and the cubic general
ly, that he has moved into his new stable in
the lot Immediately East of the city hotel.
Fully thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended, the undersigned in soliciting
a continuance Of the same, begs leave to say
that no pains or expense has been spared TO
make his Livery Stable what it should be in
the way Of good horses and carriages.
Jl0 JORDAN HOLT. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

1T: BEGUREsARp, surgeon-dentiS; pnpil of
the celebrated DR.. Knapp, having settled for
some time in this town, offers his servicesin
the various branches ofhis profession to the
inhabitants ofEast aud West B Atom Rouge.
He holds his Office at the house occupied by
DR.. Vasquez, opposite Mr.. Mayer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

You az said the Judge, '4Ilat tho
Squire who m.rried you to yofc frst viz.
authorized you to take sixteen. What do
you mean By that 2"
swell Sid Hans, Che told ma t5,t !
should haf for peter, g4r worscr. foe,r
richer. ga1 poorer-and n nv eo;J7+-,.
tour tlne lgur always makes sIarg