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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
p.rh,isy county.

The Wings Of ibis county. attleir meet
ing on Monday last, nominated. Adam
Small, ESQ., one OF The pressn; me mbers,
and Thomas Brown. Esq late Sheriff -
An excellent selection, William L SAX,
Esq. retirea voluntarily; and 10 taking
leave Of him, we feel il but just 10 say.
that be leave > the Legislature With the re-
spect and gopd wishes Of the whole tody
With excellent practical sense, modes,
demeanar. hd attentive business habits,
Mr. Boak was enabled 10 render good ser.
vice 10 bis cons.itpenis-snd should il be
their pleasure 10 command his services q,
some future day they will find that his
experience Of iheiWo past sessions has
no, been losl upon him.
MIR. Small has been in service but 4
single session, and be too has won. by bis
excellent conduct, ibe respect and conf.
dence Of his associates. he will be re.
turned iriumphsn'fy. and with hia popu-
lar colleague. will watch well theinlerests
Of Old Berkeley Rich. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
FARMERS DEPARTMENT..

PLoU;HING IN ORCHARDS.-ltisbe best 10
use oxen 10 ploughing orchards wherever
practicable because they can BE- made TO
work closer to the frees than horses. With.
out doing harm. But il horses must Be
used The wifIieiree should be as short as
practicable. and we have seen The outside
trace chains and The end Of the wifieIee
covered with pieces Of old carpet or bag
ging, TO prevent them barking the trees.
To PaEvENT Docs KILLING SHEEP -
Mr.. Elijah M. Davis. Of White Plains,
New York. states his mode Of protecting
his sheep from dogs, is lotput bells on one
OF two sheep ID each flock. He says,
before | pu, bells on my sheep. ! was
Troubled considerably with dogs; bu, since
| | have. belled them have mol been irou-
bled at all, while some of my neigbbors
who did not use lbe sameIprecaution have
suffered more or less. A sheep killing
dog il q sneakiog creature, and when ihey
start up The sheep. bells make noise an c
the dogs sneak off. 1.-THE sheep ara with.
10 hall mile Of The farmers house. The
bella will give al alarm. During the
night, sheepssFe generally still ualess
they are disturbed; and II The bells are
heard during tie night. We may expect
that sometliing dislurbs them. !"
To Pass ERvE CATTLE FROM THE Ar
rAcKs OF FLIES Take aloes. coloqain
iida. OK gall. rue. and frankincense, boil
al together; when il j. yell mixed. pour
Fiji olf. and kssp il for use.
When The cattle are annoyed by aies.
rub the parts attacked. with this ointment /;
its effects are surprising.
Crease mixed @iih essence Of turpen-
| line aud lilile oil of laurel. is also We
~ efir.fious. and VII preserve cattle
for several days from ihe gsd fly. so Tor
uensing 10 them. which sucksiheir blood
| drop b drop.
FRUlT TREEs - Your garden fruit trees
may new Be prpHed-if you have none
there. plant some, bu, Be sure 10 gel The
best kinds and tho thai have been graft
ed BY 4 sgillful hand buy Of none bui ]
conscientious, responsible nnrseryma1.--
Pssvids your Homestead with good lrui
--you will love it ihe more. your lamiIs
win be grateful while yoar feighbors VII
appreciate yo1r palriotism The more high
|ly. and VERY, soon follow your lsudabit
example
Farmers should keep their best AMI
Imals. They requiFs 40 mote food or 81
snlion than he poor kinds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

MAJOR GENRRAL Benton AMP THE
CABtKET The New York Express say, !.
that the following wasihe division In ,be
Cabinet on the question: Of acceding 10
Mr.. Bentoa's conditions Of acce p's hce Of
The post 81 Major General; y
Ayes-Cave johnson, Postmaster Central,
and Nathan Clifford. Attorney Generai-Q
Nays-Jsmes Buchanan, Secretary Of. State.
e J Easker, q the Treasury, and JSaa Y.
Mason, Of The Navy "a
The President is undeFstood iolhave
been sibongly inclined towards The sf6rma-
live, and 10 have been disposed 10 con
cede the terms. If the Cabinet would
have supported him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

THE U. S. SENAToRs.-The ierns Of
service Of lbe following Distinguished So.
natoFs7-all Whigs-exPirsd with ths late
Congtess. and mona Of them have been
reelected
William s. Archer, 81 Virgiaia; John
M. Berrian, Of Georgia; Joseph Cillsy.
OF New Hampshire; Thomas Clay ion. Of
Delaware; George Exams. Of Maine;
Spencer sJarnsgin. Of Tennessee; James
T, MoIehead, Of Kentucky; ]. F. Sim
mons. of Rhode Island; WIN. Woodbridge,
OF Michigan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
v A 4 1 q 7 7 !.

DEspoNDENcY Shall We yield We
Who have stood out sgainst the foes sf
God and mani Never. 50 long a.. our
arm moves in ito socket, and one drop Of
warm blood issues from The heart, we do
moi despond. We have but one life. ana
that shall moi BE made wretched By soF-
row and despair. Opr great Creator gave
us ID existence foraciion, and 10 be hap
py iorever-and happy we are delermin-
ed ID be-. despite the powers Of inslice.
hate and despondshcy: not memenk
shalt be smbitiered while he spirit Of
n ahinaies our 5ody. The world and
all ilIcontairs sits honors-- its wealih-
its pleasure were made fcrlus 70 possess
and enjoy; and ours they shall Be. while
we live.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
MD.el a.,siA

y ! aad ali ,eent sounte.
4 Il I'll h'.i M az hams. ahr-s sh.H he ~ M
times prepared Ia CONTRACT fvr mir G.t,tlI5.,
" WnEAr IA 80 II
( tf,os+ eAIltas III taakA lie i IN nle... hi.
then ssHplt 81 the III h+a, they wi.h 10 All .,,
al,y sr1ecfed J4MEs I. ittNSaNi
TIKI ~. lsfG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

IA BRIDGE AT TIL PoiNT OF ROCKS
Cnlhe 4th instant. Mr.. Harrison. oil Lou
doun, presented bill 10 The House Of
Deles stes 10 incorporate company for
the construction Of Bridge across the
Potomac River, 1.-THE Point Of Rocks ~
Our readers are aware that the Maryland
Legislature has already given its assent to
this project tits. we behave. The gene.
raj opinion that HE stock will 6nd prompt
sale, and that Turnpike from Leesburg
to the Point will also al once be underta.
ken. We are truly grati6ed a, The pros
pect thus presented OF convenient outlet
10 the great rail road highway Of our sis
ter State. twill prove Of vast profit 10
our whole county. and il viii render
Leesburg the hslting place Of . much
frequented ,horoughf4re from The western
portion oil The county. and from Fauquier.
[Loudotn Chronicle,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

RANDOLPH & LATEMER.
Produce q General Commission

09i2 E.EsAAaI9ga
M o.. g.. PATTERSON STREET u +.
IN doors South of Pratt sheet R.t,,n,,,,.
RErGR To--
Rlcirsfd Dofield, fJpfi,.a., D,.o,
ri Dddaugtoa, Hiatpse', = Rseh. 4
samuel Cameron, Game, or,'s D,poi
Bsitinore. sept "a. Isa6 6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

SdA4GttHs VIII now De commencing
iheir new growth. and should have plenty.
Of water at The roots. and frequent syriue.
ing with slean water over the foliage.
Pstargoaiua,suiII - plsoiy oiiwa-
net aaa aiE this mon. Famieate With
tobacco Whenever The greenHily appears.
" Rsaleas now blooming should have
rlen'yfof water Re pot such as need
y, sssoca Is the bloom is over.
4 Cactaiss should now have little more
Ews.er. 81
Es'6snas should 81 Re Poited. IL noisl-
ready dsne. III II
| Roses will now be advancing rspidIy.
Give plenty Of air, add water whenever
ihe soil appears dry. Attsnd 10 lnniea-
Won upon The FIRST appearance 81 The
green fly.
II Dad!ias. (if vatered for early bloom)
should De Po'isd, and placed on : hot
Il. .AmarylN, SHOULD b re polisd into )
itch soil. ff
Tender .Aanual Flower SEED. should be-
gown AZ directed last month. ,
XII Hdrdu .YnnNat2 may be soWn in tha 49,
5en Ground as saon !, iha i.a.i-..-~sAs,
u,..:.,L 49, T..l;p beds may 10 an
covered By The middle Of the moa,h.
Plants 10 frames should have plenty ii
isir ii fine weather.
/. Ro,es, Honey suckks. a.. should bo
.tfjmmed and trained. preparatory 10 M.
dressing of The borders. The LATER partl IL
Tie moath. 4
#Hl 49,
"a CuRRArTs Id cullivatiDg this fruit, /
prefer the sides Of Ike garden to sny OH.
et location. Yet care must 80 bad no.
70 crowd the aplanis, which is often dcns
where a thick stand 10 aimed 1t. ner
should they be placed loo near The feEes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

AIsIrs Boois. of Pennsylvania. las
left ker husband ana sirayed away 10
parts uoknown. The pair must have
been Fgigkfs and lsfis; We viii not say.
tLat MI. Boots il rigkt -rbpt there Il no
doubt that Mrs. Boots has len.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
CHARLESToWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
LAWRENCE B. BECKNITH,
CoBsDsission .z1erchenf,

Dealer In General Produce,
.No. y Commerce Steeet, one door from
Prutf,
WfLt. attend g The ssle OF Flour, Grsip.
PsodAee and Stock, and will pfsnpiI,
! e1senie any orders sent 10 him. Hs 70.
specially iasisss eohsignmehis from The Farm
.sFs and Miles 81 lie Ysllet.
ResEleac6;
G;wyan & CO lB.Ihmore.
Thes. II. 4 Vi b. Nillts
Jao. q. Flseg,
u Keges, fLhanestoFr.
Jamesf. Ranslv.
A q. fimbei lske.5Z "a
Geo Il BsekwflkG Co Midaiewss, Fa.
Leris Rfy & Co 1BsIksl.y eeun,y.
= John z. P.ge. Esq Clarke eoafIy. "
y wm. Z. CLARKE, ia lAioc1e,,,r IA
John White. SShepAerlsiaun. Va.
Baltimore. Nov 70. 1916 3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

TRADE Upon THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Ono CANAL.-AI correspondent Of the
National Inlelligencer states that il will
be gratifying to the friends of The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal to know that, mol
witss,anding The woik is yetincompleie
nj not having reached the point at which
lbe great business 10 coal and iron is 10
besio 10 be done, the trade inasgticultural
productions greatly increased. Having &C.
cess lew day ago io,he Official reports
he noted that the following meniioned
Quantity OF -four bad been transported or
the canal within the lasl five wears. Wig
10 1912 Isl 966 barrels l843, l56,
2i2 do; 1874 l72 796 do. 1915, ITO.
566 do; 1876. 234 672 do.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

Ne evil ziasnpporlabIe. but lhat
Nbichais coupsaisd Ni,hihs conscious
ness Il wrong.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

A young sppren.ice To- lhe shcs n skiing
BUSINESS asked bis master what ans yer
be should give toihe oi.sn repeated qass
ton. Does yoar master rarfani bis
shoes9 Answer. Thomas, said The mas
ter that warrani them prove good.
aud II they don't, Isilnaks Them good for
nothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
HINTS SO g GARDENERS.

SOWING OF EARLY PRls --Se!ct =
BED w'iha southern exposare. manufej,.
aig Infihe manure, rake ard make drills I
tee' apart 2iaches deep, SOW yoar peas
thietly. cover aud press lie esrrh gsa,ly
a. lRe r Tsa need not fear that lhs
ffos, Nillkih them, thst are hatsy sad
Nil resist Iis ntiuence. We aays seen
shen 4inches high covered With snow
without being injured, To secure 1 coa.
t'n nous sapply it's best to SOW portions sc
'hsabsd q Intervals 81 10 ID az days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

CouaierfeH Coin Counterfeit quarter
eagles are 10 circulation a Boston: They
are executed 10 very clumsy manner.
aud can easily be detected BY their light
weight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

DEcLESsIoN OF MAJOR GENERAL
CUMmISs Col. Cnmmins. OF Ga. who
vas appointed BY the President and con.
ffmed ty The Senate. Is one Of the Major
Generals under he Ten Regiment law.
has sent 10 bis dec'ension from that ONCE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

Mgsierious The caloc,in Enterprise
states that Mr.. Jacob Collier. merchant
Of Middlelown. Nd. disappeared on9Sudr
day, 24th Dlt.. and has no. been heard
from. The mysterious dissppearance Of
Mr.. Cutler has caused great excitene At
10 ibe minds Of The people. Every ezef
hon il being made By biz friends % a'eef-
tain. IL possible, where be i. He was
seen lssi 10 Frederick.
So indignant i The FredeTicksb0rg Re-
corder a The late proceedings ofthe Vir-
eiaia Legislature. induced = i says. BY
Richmond influence. that The scat 81 Co
sernmeni of ihe State should be removed
10 Sisunion. And II Slaunton should
crow loo large. Or become tainted too co.
savsih Recorder--wberes- -niato BiD' :
capsi.-Ws object positively
.1lszsndria GE=lfte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

RaSDolPa :. ILAria 81.
49,. .... .....a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

John ]. II ARDIN,.
Col Isl Reg't III Vol.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
Notice.

DR.. n H Harden would tnform the ladies'
ana gentlemen 1f Baton Rouge III the Goun.
Try and It's vicinity, that he intends settling
himself permanently In this city, where he
will practice on the ThomHonian System.
Will mention d few cases for tho benefi
Of the afflicted, which / have cured,
A radical cure Of CONSUMPTION has 80 long
been bnsld9fediinpossible that we are fear
full ot basarding tha irnputalion Of enthusiasts
Tn dealers III The miraculous, should VIC By.
seft anything 70 The contrary, but We are con.
strained 10 declare our belief that many cases
If Ghis most fatal matady may be cured IN al.
tnost any stage, but The last, with use Of pro-
Der medicines.
Child births, tho fears and forebodlnge, Of
many ignorant sufferers, who imagine that
only professional skill san afford relief, many
such objects Of eBFnmtsaratiDn have long
wished day after day, relief for the want Of a
little information.
Prnlabsed uterus and all discusses Of wos
men eBBasionul by cold can be cured, aud
midwifery.
inflammation Of tho liver, lungs, kidneys
pleurisy, spleen, yellow fever, spotted fever
small pnx, measles, Cholera infantnm, drop
Nv III oil cases but the last stage, hopping
cough, piles, bleeding ~ the lungs.eliills and
fever, inflammation ofthe brain, water on the
| brain, fts.
poatrtvE T'RurH--I have discovered a ve4
netabfa preparation by which | can cure any
and al Of the worst forms of Syphilis and
mefenrial dlsease after 10 has been IN hands
Of fashionable practice with tho aid Of the hot
| springs for 10or Ii years.
can remove the poisonous mercury from
the system and relieve the victim from those
tormentihg pains In his bones caused by ealo'
mel and charged to Rheumatism, can euro
almost every grade NJ Chronic disease that
the human family IL heir 10, such as cancers,
white sWsllings, B~eFofula, lBprosy. tumorsi
seafd head. Rheumatism, govt and every grade
If n|iGorons affection whatever, ! give no poi-
sonous medicine.
He can alao cure the cholera, polypus, Bar.
]enness, and govt.
Wsthe u1dersIgne citizens of The city al
NatchaA, Adams County aud State
Of Mississippi have been acquainted
with Doctor Richard II Harden for the
last ten 0rtwalye years, during which time
he haa been practising il the county Of Ad-
ANS as 4 Thonpsouian Doctor, and from our
knowledge OF bic practice, has been quite
sueeesefii, Dir. Harden Is man Of good
heart, and we have no doubt the good people
10 whore he Il about residing will be pleased
with bin, not only 90 d noighb0f, but Us a
! Doctor Of the new school.
Natehez, Miss, 1916.
DR.. Henry Tooley, ] D T%haebrine, James
Welsh, Richard Carkeat. II PolkinRhoru
d.. ] d Applewhlto, Jamop Carson, 2 II Nc.
GRAVY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
lnATR ANYWAYS.

sANoER HISS d Co. have igst received,
and ~iID constantly receive d0ripg tbc winter
b full and splendid aioek of goods. III al des.
rfipiions-from The coiumOncsf brown domea.
lie 10 the richest casbmeres aud silks.
They have now on hand and in store, tbs
best assortment Of Dry goods thai eyor cane
10 The Town Of Baton Rouge Ladies fancy
guods. unsrt passed IN quality and chespness
genfleman's clothing ; batS, chps shoes and
broeans Of every description, also d full atock
Of boys clothing, aud 40 elegant AID fresh
LOT Of peIfumery.
We have not mentioned EvxRY article We
have in store, because t0do 50 would lake %
q full page Of this paper-so numerous are
The articles we only invite our Old friends
and the public generally to yisite our store.
and they viii find that they can besnited in
any article they may wish 10 buy. The low
prices IT which We sell our goods, are too
well known. to make II necessary for us again
repeat, that goods can be obtained in our
store much cheaper than any where else.
Only come and judge Of this fact for your.
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
MORE
NEW GOODS

The undersigned nave received to their al.
ready we'll filled stofet the following additloni
Bar6geB Of the latest patterns, Ffsneh and
English Hslzatiaas, iHe6neta, printed lawns
embossed prints. black and white muslliF,
printed ehambfey, eoloFed Grape, tape,
check mualius, patent Victoria muslins, nee.
die. worked collars, fine embroidered haiidkefs
rhtett ladies' and gentleman'B fancy cFafais,
Scotch and UHaadis gInghanla, irish liisn,
estapillaa, linen lawn. btghep's lawn, book
mublin, Bwies and null H%HHlihs, Russia
HhgetiBg CD, 1910 and 1914, Russia diaper,
birdssye 10, datnagh table Uioths, n%ep4lnst
fancy dfillings, eott6nBds, French n]1oflhn,
linen ticking, cotton d., linen check l~lslalag,
York d8aituH, CglofHd gambfiGh, fancy pflnts,
corded skirts, HrHss do, efBmolins do bHfeEB
BtatfB Bhd shaw IN, black and white wells, b0n-
net fibbanis, Zap and Polka ribbapds, Fus.
can bonHets, Gipssy h8hnets for ladies' and
misses, Tlaghorn and Panama bats, cashmere
hate, elk and H. Gt pocket handkerchief,
needle. worked eamhfie handkerChiefs, silk
purses and fstioulep, bobinet for caps and
wells, thread and cotton edeings and inasf,
tingB, infant caps, p%BffumHfy, aud 50 many
other articles too numerous To mention.
G~ontiemen's merino drBss and ffook eUatH,
lin6h drills do, eoli91ade do, gambfoon do,
cotton cloth do, pantalooug II The aana ma
%terials, fancy summer vests, fall description,
boya' clothing also bats end caps, shoes, boots,
CATERS, h9otees, half booteee, buskin, and IN
fact 4 general assortment Of shoes for gentle.
men and ladies' and children, suitable for The
suaBon, allof which viii be suid 1T the lowest
rates, toi cash and cash only, at the cheap
store Of
SANGER, HESS, g. CO.
All tho goods have been purchased by
Sanger himself
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
BEALA SON

BEAL A SON
Have just BeCeiyed and offer for sale-
10 Boxes New crop M. II. Kaigibg
IS DO Fresh C0d.f
10 Kits do No / Mackerel,
Is Boxes Clatet Vino,
10 Baskets Champaign,
. Batrels Brandy,
8 do Gin
so Foxes Cheese,
40 Kegs butter,
10 Doc Water Buckets,
30 Dem1hons | 2 " q, gals.
8 Nests Cedar Tubs, plain and painted
$50 Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
so Whole and half boxes Star Candlss,
100 Pairs Hussst Bfogans,
100 do Kip do
SO DO do Boots,
5 Dr. Wool Hafs,
All 9 fwhieh We propose 10 sell 81 a. small
for esfb,
nov. 14fi 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
j. MAYTa.

Informs his friends and customers that he
has just returned from New Orleans wltba
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries &s
consisting of
100 barrels, beet Ohio -four
~ barrels mess pork
80 do prime pork
10 do chime pork
10 do joIes
10000 lbs bulk pork bog round
~ kegs prime lard
5OOO lbs sugar cured bacon hams Ma~
canyassed
5OO do smoked shoulders sugar cured
~ boxes sperm candles, Ae 5s r. Gs
20 do adamentine candles 6s q Ill
00sacks best Rio coffee
200 sacks salt fine and coarse
IS barrels rectiied whlskey
Is hid prime sugar also
superior quality imperial tea, loaf sugar, rise.
spices, sweet oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome green, chrome Vel
low, ltherage, Linseed oil, spfs Turpentips
paint brushes. copal varnish, wind0w pla
putty, a fuF assortment Of crockery waresss.
Ploughs, haImes, Collars, brides and q
number Of other articles too tedious TO men.
ton, if you desire 70 purchase rood articles
cheap, call and examine for yourselves.
The subscriber has received from . late d.
rect Importation.
L20 boxes cIaret wine various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
. boxes old Madeira in half bottles
80 gals old MADEIRA wine 5years in nv
tore, as IS 90 per gals.
80 Boxes french Cordials assorted
5 boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
3 doz hotels, old port vine genuine.
A. malta, church sfrees
The subscriber has received a small Iot Of
Dupont F Powder, do E F powder. can.
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated "a.
gle powder in tin eannisters.
Shot Of al sizes and a superior article Of
prcus sion caps.
A Malta. church street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
A. Malta

Has received per steamers Fort Wayne,
I'll Dorado, Brunswick and South America,
from st. Louis and Cincinnati. the following
articles:
5000 lbs clear haconsides,
Ohalf barrels st. Louis -four, city mills,
10000 lbs Miss. baling rops,
IS barrels st. Louis flour.
1000 lbs tallow,
80 dozen brooms,
10 boxes cheap tobacco,
100 sacks shot, assorted,
so kegs white lead,
9 barrels linseed oil,
2 barrels castor oil,
1000 bushels corn,
5000 lbs castings. such as Dutchovens skill.
let's, stew kettles, round pots. sauce mans
sugar and tea kettles Of superior quality and
considerable below the customary prices,
Call and see. and il you want theforeeoipo
articles, you will certainly purchase.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-08
HARLEM FLnwER ROOTS

HAARLEM FLOWER ROOTS
Fine assortment of the most different and
exquisite sort of HARLEM Flower Roots con.
5 sting of double and single ~Jonquiiles, Iris,
Crocus early due Won Tholpa, &C., d..
Just received and for sale by
Dec 81 If g. M. HEROMAN.
Opposite the Methodist Church.
PAINTS OILS fc.
White lead in kegs, dry white lead, chrome
green, chrome yellow, vermilIion, venetian
red, yellow ochre, Litharge, p~russian blue,
red lead, turkey lumber, terra de sienna, lin.
seed oil, spts. turpentine, copal, japan and
black varnish, and a variety Of other articles
in the paint line too numerous to mention.
Also paint brushes of every size and quality,
all of which have just arrived, and warranted
pure and good, by the subscriber who offers
them for sale cheap for cash, either at
wholesale or retail.
On Lafayette street.
ms o. P. DAVIS.