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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

w. p. CcSvfasp. G. ], FonnHsr
COSVERsE & Co,
G r 0CE RS
Of TCHOUptTOULAs, CORNER
LAFAYETTE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
Oct 81 4
"a. p Co.vt8sr. .G.J. FonRksT
CONVERSE & co Groeers aHd
ti9p9t Deptsrs, 81, TChoupitoalass
Teas, green and black, In various sized
parkases, Of The highest grade imported se4
ieeled expressly for eohnoiseafs, tandiug ana
for sale by
CONVERSE i co, 81 Tehoupitloplas.
Wa want 10 buy alikely negro man, 20 10
25 years of aye, for d warehouse man
CONVERSE e co, 81 FCh0dpiioulas'
syrup-a few tiBress Stewards gHtr
quality, for sale BY
CONVERSE j. co. 81 Tehonpiloulas.
Castillo Soar. for satf by
nd y. JouHDAN.
WORM SEED OIL-Just received and for
sal B~.IOURDAN.
COLOGNE WATER
A fine assortment Of cologne Wateri
just received and for sale by 70,
ZINC 1900 pounds Zinc
for sale BY. D. JOObpAN
Cprrtye GbAssns. For sale by
al j. JounbAN.
Bttp Mass. Warranted good md fresh
for sale by D. JoVHpAN'
LnnenHs Of The best quality for sale by
"a II. JoUHDAN.
gAtomEL ofthe best quality, for sale by
al b. J~0uRDAN.
wAtn's EhntrosB.-tust received BY
WINDOW GLASS.
m Reyes Of window glass Of AL sizes just
rseeived from the best Manufacture OF PITTS
burgb, In store and for sale urs
by. ~
TRU5sES.
L,arre assortment Ut patent trueaes o. va
rious sizes and patterns. For safe y
SUPERIOR CASTOR OIL.
nv The eaek, gallon, or bottle, to suit prrs
et,asefa. In store and for sale by
LARD oIL.-s barrels IN store and
for sale by. = n..r.
EPSON sALTs.-5oo pounds, just
received and for sale by
OlL.-Frve barrels linsged Oil, in store
and for sale by. = No..
Gallo NEL-75 pounds Of tho DO
q"sl'y,j"s received and o. for % p''f p1 ~
TN ozs. Of sngerlor snlphate q%ninine, jus
o. p. DAVIS
s\LERATUs.--Goo pounds best qua.
lily, for aaleb BY n p D,v,s
CROCKERY 4 GLASS WARE
A General assortment Of .etockery
wars : Tomtinson f. Babin.
HARDWARE q CUTLERY.
A General assortment Of nara Ws"e ."
cutlery of superior qualities by.
Tomfins0n u Rdbf7i.
MOLASSES AND SALT.
tnosacts az coarse and fine salt, molasse
barrels and half barrels for sale BY
T0mliason 4 Babin.
1OO Bushels Of Petit Gulf cotton seed JUS
received and for slle by
GARDEN sEEDS.-A good assortment 0
garden seeds, warranted the growth Of ie4'
For sale by 1'onErSsoHATp BAHtS.
COFFEE.
20 sacks OF superior Rio Coffee, by
Tomlinson q Babin.
CYPRESS BARRELS $50 cyprcse bar
rels for sale low by T'omiinson q. Bdbtn.
OFFICE q PAuLoa SrovEs-We bay
some very handsome Parlor Stoves, and . %
Of the best artcrn Office stoves, adapted
the use o coal or wood.
PKE and HART.
NEW FLOUR.
30 barrels, a superior article of st. Loui
brand, just received by
oct 81 81 PIKE q HARI.
81. Louis Flour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Al French SUICIDE WITH GGN-Ctrfou.
An account il given in French journal,
Of a gentleman committing suicide by
examining his eaf fult OF the cotton, and
lgniling il with o cigar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Capt Pearson, Of the recently wrecked
sloop Of war Boston, acknowledges In tbo
mosi earnest terms Tie kindness ard hos~
ptaliy of Gov. Mathew. Of tbs B0hamas,
n the officers end crew Of the Boston
while nf EIenfhefn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

II iscurfently reported thpt Col. Bom-
ford's big gun, With a full supply Of she'll,
has been shipped from B0sfon for tho
squadron off Vera Cruz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Or On the 18th nit. nm afEray occurred
at the house Of Mr.. Huff, Fayette county,
Ala, between a man nap1cp Mullinauz mud
two brothers named Robson, which IeguL.
ted In he death Of the former.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

u The Lowell Journal says-A
friend has informed US Thai the words Of
Mexico and Mexicans occurs III the Mess.
age two hundied and thirteen times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
NOTICE.
o. HACKET.
-1HN L. pTLLEN.

Haviu. been appointed by the Governor
PARISH iurroNEER, offers his services "a the
public generally. Any business conhded to
HE ~caraasiI be promptly attended to.
Applvgt him at his residence, next door
above Rlfeai's store.
nov III no Ill l8i5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

TALL CcRs.-A writer at Cornargn,
Mexico. says he saw a half acre Dr corn
at that place, the shortest stalk nf which.
with corn upon it w~as-polless thar
teen feet high 7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
r0IArGD.

We have received another lot Of he very
HARRY OF THE WEST, and THAT
OLD cooN,"-likewise large assert
menfof Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco.
FEB IS Pike 81 Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Every furnace IN Albany haa received
ogders from Government 20 furnish afafee
qnantity Of bomb shells Tor ltle Navy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
TO TAX PAYERS.

AL thee persons who are indebted to the
corporatln for taxes, are requested TO come
forward Immediately, otherwise their accounts
wiz be faced in the hands of the tow ma
glstrate be collected according to law.
SIN. SK0LFIELD, Treas. & Col.
maya ls46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

Nopru CopNrn or CnURou Ap Wafer STREETS.
Have and will continue to keeP2lo.,e / nen Z ! inc year ROUND
Western Produce, Provisions, Groctrles' CFoekerN GLASS;
Tin. wooden, Willow and Hardwer, Also
Ons. PAINTS, PUTrY, GLASS toPE' OAkVM &C. =.
,.1tnkn rya affair 10 sell for cash as low hnSnwef han any ohe hwe N
n,.,r Rsare,, Give them a call.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
yo.a

pH6yHRps.-A white Elovg niteh con
esblz n dirty hand. The remedy for th1b-.
fipa IL ,9ot IL remember them. Be II itlona
10 yourself and others vii. Ito into 'h'
country To hear The news Of the t6wn. Be
not Il baker, II your head IL made Of butter
Call me cousin. bnt Cou'in inc moi. Fatn'd
ptatsp in distafaReHFnts Ask Thy pHts
what thou shouldst buy. Inal wtth'ut
kndwtpdas is like fire without Ugh. Youth
AMI white paper soon take an impression
Vows nude in storms are forgotten IN Gains
The church ID OIL Of temper, WHOM charity
i cold and zeal IL h1t. Tho sting Of re-
proseh il The truth Of it,. Envy shoots At
others and wounds herself, A goose qttll
il more dangerous than 2 lions e!4sa
How no PROSPER IN BUsfNEss.-ln
the fret place, make up your mind to ace
eofnpliah whatever you undertake, decide
upon some particular employment, perse
we're In Il. All difficulties are overcome
by diligence and assidtity.
be not afraid 10 work with your own
hands, and diligently TOO "A cat IN
gloves catches 40 mice He who re-
mains In the mill, griBds, mol he who
goes aud comes
Attend to your own business, and ney-
or trust It 10 another. "A pot That belongs
10 many, Il III stirred aid worse boiled
he frugal. Ihat which will not mako
h pot, win make a pot-lid.' Save tho
pence, and The pounds viii take caro- Of
themselves
be abytemious. who dainties have,
shall beggars prove
Rise curly. The sleeping fox catches
no poultry plow deep while sluggardg
sleep, md you viii have corn to sell and
keep
Treat every one with respect and civil.
". Every thing IL geined and nothing
lost by controversy Good MANNERS IN
sure success
Never anticipate wealth from ahy other
source than labor especially never place
dependence tpol becoming the possess"f
of an inheritance lie who waits for
dead mems shoes, rnay have 10 60 for a
long time barefoot clio who runs after
n shadow, has q wearis6mic race
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
PORK.

GRATEs.-We are receiving a variety Of
fancy and common Crates, suitable for burn
ing wood or coal, which we will sell lower
than they can be purchased in New Orleans,
and fully equal in point Of beauty and durabi-
lity. PIKE and HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

The Picayune
WHY truth Is straROES !F
cause there i nor sale, consisting
world. srvants and Cooks.
a neyyOM q ELLIOT.
likely e SUPP aods Crock
Rather Spicgny son NJ
Santa Anna has
isveisty five thaEisarss.futpB
lef ! intention 20 epaas Al ing
The Qualifications tpdeh bs
longing to the State 81 di', Is
been purchased De the Cess, As
| mellt for S3J254,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
DRY GOODS.

$w~a RtU rn mas alta FTvAsh large Antk1HhHI AH0FNont 81 Hi an HIsi
I'VE NV ~ sIst aud most fashionable styles, to wl6h they call the attention d"e
public, INV GOODS
pmt and col french and English broad cloths, plain a fancy Cashmere pam pau. amp sd
BLACK h NH a.ssle' Nv fpana, eashnaIHes, Hentb H American eotonadea, whnes ND
shnetspnm h .wsps and bieaohsd dometeH, tfAnge, aa and osnaburgsia fame eashners
red Hamanb .meg%e rgeI eb printed cashmere dEcaHe, mnpHdtuf dc Lame, Paris printed
nam AZ, isms. hk, and coll elk warp Alpaca prfqd bftegea, hk.h gn6a1lne 'a mq
moase#e "o q Fsn bnnhaw te, blk gus de Naples nj grsde SWISS rich psHn shkA
efm NJ" a"s sdS Afiaue trades drsHssH a EoteFhrences, bmbt wW Wes W
d1eaneNW M savtsda and sk gsryes, green barHEe, hejatAonetsa and oamolst pam
b are s En- .@s PnusHns, french embfd lace, oomt neHe work ohege@les au eoHll
AM hEW,a sMwn 1.ahHn nau lagss,s silk Woplen and #aAHk shavls. Bndedt narsoIes' ahd
reues pM a as srmats and corset aepe irish tFh, hFn 1awnp enprod haHIiena p
grass 4W1s sns 3b eatan and mAiass do, polka gpa and enH#i threat ndeoHeh eM-
pau = IN y TtasarInps lHes and GENTS gmws aml huTY, hh, anuienSy ah aa sama .
ghgs a mo om HSa sssg,ts syeB If fall aud winter shAwlshk addiction velvet bonnet @P
sears S r "A taHsta And sHn ribbons &c, with geIefassofeneht 81 ~ huso' go"os" US"
esNF kP Wv wv" CLOTAXNG
...tt.A ia ,shr,iaress hdro5k cloth 1uhs4 Toifal tweed ana, ras.neFe paFuA
NV UISn Is,sinar sacks. ht natbh, youths anNhys weed aud ohh leH eeWhe'
NJ ~ @a.,irrra aal bM cloth panutfaney cashmere anhNa sAN vests on s"fa'e fa"-
orau under shitBNe' ~ nwNa O. a. an.
,.,.At ,.ln nolrkn, and cashmere hats ktR Rhohabe g, do youths DIN, ~
" gHa PE van i% sonts boys and youths BLK. aud fsy cloth cape dths m str e'en
styles. nOnFvs g. SNyNLGe #&
nu,t,s "A. calf auched boots, do, fine ealfahd pfangh, hogan ne s hm a m m0g IN
9 I'll Iak and hruhSs kid slips, do, white ktMp9 youths anu BOY eggep W"
W" a.Jh he ANA tiaws cMf sewed do, ehWds hh fd roEd 49, #
"'' SADOA EIRY.
49,. n ,rlb Rnudahani Columbian saddles, BOYS d. do ladies plain and quilted side
H.. .h1s bas. blmd bnlB,oM saddles AND trcWgt hUnga marahgaes gWs ana
.uFrinurn. ~ AAA@=
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06

MUOEEYS history Of ireland from its
Arst settlement to the present Time.
Sust Bceived & for sale by.
GEO M. HER0MAN.
Oppoite the Methodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-06
NOTICE.

All prisons are forewarDed from trading
for a NOE Of 5 200 due march lS47, given
Hysne iHpagment of a tract of land, at the
order ~ofIfadan Veuye Augustin Leclerque,
ana data February 8th 1874.
THOMAS MACLIN.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
An Incident.
w.. s. L..

We heard, a day or two since, that one
Of oar Westmoreland Volunteers, since the
expiration of his term of service, had re-
turned home, bringing a captive with him, in
the shape of a full grown Mexican! From
the description given to lis, it must have
been a trophy worthy preservation, and
which he may hereafter point 20 as one of
the brightest results Of the war with Next
1t was nothing less than a beautiful
girl, with long flowing black hair, l~ustrous
black eyes, the form of a sylph:-and who
him with all the ardor with which
southern ladies love. She loved him; and
was willing to leave southern skics,-per-
haps father, and mother, and all whom she
had once loved, TO be HIS WIFE. We under
stood the rites of the holy church had sane
the union which their souls had form
ed; and that they were ONE. May all that
is good attend them.-[Pitts. Post.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

1.-The following epigram received the
prize cup at the Arch street Theatre, Phiia-
delphia, on Friday evening:
On a Mexican Soldier, shot in battle, by
American Bootmakcr.
His hide is cut, he's got his hall;
He's lost his sole, he's got his 0wE,
He's got his last, he's got his end;
He's got ahohe he cannot mend.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
Letter from Hon. T. ii. Benton.

At a meeting Of the Delegation appoint
ed to attend the Chicago Convention, held
at the Planters House, on Saturday, the
Goth of June, F. M. Haight, Esq, in the
Chair, James E. Yeatman, Esq, presented
the following letter from the Hon. Thomas
H. Benton, which was read, approved, and
ordered to be printed with the report of
this Delegation.
4. E. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
Very respectfully, Gentlemen,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
THOMAS II. BENTON.

"Fire IN the ReQr."-The Louisville
Journal, rabid wing, thinks that if Gen.
Scott wrote his proclamation, hcmust Lave
done so sEto court the locofocos." The
Democrat well retorts by saying, "Every
man who s~ustains the honor of his country
must be counting the locofocos. Thanks
lor the compliment"
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Inc following lcttcrirn:n captain L0lianc
of the erals Guards" written 10 the Ed.
itor of the HInnijaE Gazette, will be inte-
resting to many of orr readers. 1t will be
lsccn that the erals Gurrds" were to
leave for Santa Fc on he 28:h Of 29ih uIt.
Car WEAR Foar L.AvENwoRru,3
June eth, 1871.
Dear !Siy: 1t is but seldom ! find sine to
writ to MY friends. ! have. his ,rcning,
after a hard days work, .s,nd & few mo
nrnts to srcnd III tt way. il would b"
gratifying 10 y"a to be among Our tents,
when We have Tie pleasure of receiving
the Gazette, and see how eagerly our men
crowd around the reader, watching every
word that falls from his lips. When we
again will see such Il sight in our camp, !
Cannot imagine. ], on yesterday, received
marching orders for my company, for Santa
Fe. Three companies Of our regiment
have not reached this place. The seven
companies here arc ordered forward by
companies. My company will leave to-
morrow evening, or next morning. We
have but one sick man in OR and
he is nearly wcll-LrKE WuIrANoEE. He
has been treated well in the Hospital of the
Fort. Our horses are in fine condition
only one missing-(Grom Pikc,) Our men
could not he hired to turn back; all are
anxious 20 try Ike Plains.
Think it not vain in me, my dear sir,
when | say to you, and through Your paper,
to the friends Of my company. that proba-
bly, no company ever left Missouri, OF any
other State, that received more kindness
Kindness and c~entllmanly conduct Of Colo
ncl Wharton, and Maj. Bryant. towards the
volunteers, has lessened the prejudice, 50
strong against tie officers Of the regular
army.
You may. by this time, begin TO think that
have nothingt to say about that beautiful
banner you had the qualification to present
10 our company. The limits Of a letter
would not contain hall | nave witnessed on
It's way. It history waswe!! known in ad-
vance,, and many-uAany 4 white handkcr-|
chief waved u: its approach, while many
of tie Daughters of the West, exclaimed.
"GcnHcnlnn, S0rc that bcapfifrI .f,g!'
And please tell the ladies' and citizens of
Hannibal, WHO 50 kindly presented it TO cur
company, that on such occasions, oar rc-
Eu"rsr w:as-"L:ydirs IRE ,riU--or perish
IN Me nHrnlf!'
Please state III yo:r paper, that persons
wishing to write to their fricnGS, in NY com
pdny. c~n direct their letters to g, mem
Der Of Capt. ". $. Loiland's company, Sd
Regiment No. M't'd VOL" Santa Fe, ria
Independence, No.
My health is Row very good. | hattcr.
myself ] shall be able To undergo the ia
ugncs Of the trip. My company vii; have
IN charS" about tX wagons, with fifty days
provisions in them.
Bat little doubt is entertained in campl
about orr Coloncl-RALLs will, | think, be
thc man.
In hastc,
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

The Annexation Of Teras.-On this sub
ject the Chicago Democrat. in two senten-
ces, knocks the wind out of the bellying
sails of whiggery:-"Milton Brown, a wing
from Tennessee, introduced the joint reso-
luton annexing Texas, into the house of
representatives, and the resolution could
never have passed the senate without sew
eral wing votes, as the wings had a MAORI
ty in that body. When the final action on
the admission was had, Mr.. Baker, a wing
candidate for vice president en- the ticket
with Gen. Taylor, and a member of con-
gress from this state (Illinois) voted for
it."
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

don me for thus briefly replying to you, which
l do with a high opinion and approval ofthe
sentiments and views embraced in your
editorial.
With many wishes for your prosperity in
life, and great usefulness in the sphere in
which your talents and exerticns are en-
barked, 1 beg to acknowledge myself,
Most truly and respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Z. TAYLOR,
Maj. General U. S. Army.
JAS. w. TAYLOR, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Respectfully Yours.
w. s. LOFLAND

p. s. forgot to say, that at lndcpend-
nee, privatrs in my company received
thirty-five dollars, with the promise of all
luc them, here, up to tie 39th of this month,
but il that they have been disappointed
-Four or five hundred thousand dollars have
gone on to Santa Fc. W. S. l..
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Natural Compass. In the vast p~rairies
of Texas, a little plant IS always to be found
which under all circumstances of climate,
change Of weather, rain, frost, or sunshine,
invariably turns its leaves and flowers to
the north. If a solitary traveller were max.
ing his way across these trackless wilds,
without a star to guide or compass to direct
him, he finds an unerring monitor in an hum
BILE plant, and he follows its guidance, GER
tain that II will not mislead him.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
SMILES.

A smile upon some kindred face,
When human hearts with grief are bowed.
Is like the golden rays that chase
The darkness from the summer cloud.
lifts, and thrills, and brings a cheer
To gid with joy the saddest hours,
And sparkles on the soul as clear
As dews that sleep on fainting flowers.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

POP'D Gonna kind-hearted Cd lady
in Newburyport, Mass, lately sent Victoria
a box of the above article and by the last
steamer she received a letter from Victoria
acknowledging the corn" The old lady
was so pleased to think that she had got a
letter from a queen that Kit rarely seemed
to her as if she should go off,"
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

The pair of pistols originally presented
by Washingtonto Lafayette, and which were
subsequently presented by the Washington
family to Gen. Jackson, were lately presen-
ted to the son of Lafayette in Paris, in &C
cordance with the will of Gen. Jackson.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Grape Tine.-We understand that Capt.
Weller of this county who is now engaged in
the culture of Grape has sent to Germany
for threc-thousand gratis to be engrafted on
his farm in this county.-[Mo. Patriot.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

When Foote was n day lamenting his
growing old, a pert young fellow asked him
what he would give to be as young as he
was. 81 would CONSENT" said Foote, ''to
be as foolish"
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

FriendShip.-The noblest Of all senti-
ments is that which springs from sincerity,
constancy, frankness and forgiveness.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Queen Victoria's income is s6,s6s per
day, 1886 an hour.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

We regret to learn that the dive Jag house
of Mrs. Young, widow of Mr.. James Young
of this place, was totally destroyed 3y
fire on Monday last. Most OF the furniture
of the house was saved.-[Palmyra Wing.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19

Il PuzzLing Case.-A calls B a liar. B
brings an action for defamation. A provers
in court that B had himselfboasted Of lying.
The counsel for B objected to this evidence
that B was a liar, o. the ground that if he
was not a liar, he was not, of course, what
ever he might have said about it; and if he
was a liar, why then his own assertion to that
effect could not be allowed in evidence
On the other hand, AS counsel contended
that if was a liar, why then he was, and
A's assertion being true, he mustbe acquit.
ted at once; but if B was not a liar, then his
own assertion that he was one, was itself a
lie, and proved AS assertion correct. How
wus it?
Democratic banner., 1847-07-19
Fn::cr f-ora c&ptair 1ofEard.

The following letter from Captain Loland
of the erals Guards" written 10 the Ed
itor of the HIDu%ijGL GazeHs, will be inte-
to many of our readers. 1t will be
that the erals Guards" were to
for Santa Fc o4 tlc 28;h OF 29ih ut.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
Our Next Member.


Ma. EpIros The time is approaching when
we should think about selecting a candidate for
The Legislature We have heard OF "a goodly
number Of persons who have been mentioned as
candidates, and the claims of this person and that
person, and of this eide and that side Of the river
Now we, who are not Office hunters, think the 10.
cal habitation of the candidate is Of n,urh less i'm
portauce than his ability. his honesty and integri
~. And as rthe claims of any one to Office,
We look upon it as hnnbug. as we'll as erti.re.
publican Offices were made for the people and
not for the benefit or otfcehoders, who are,
,r at least ought to be, the servants orthe people
II there are any claims rights In these triattefs
hey belong 10 the people, who have a right, and
hould exercise tkat right in selecting snch per-
ons who are best calculated 10 promote their in.
erests, as well as the interests OF the public
'uch man we think we find in the tesscn Of
ALEXANDER JORDAN. Esd, of sunbuty, and
she has consented TO serve If nominated and
leoted, let every good democrat AMI citizen put
is shoulder TO the whee! and insist Upon his
ominaton. His election would folloW ofroufse,
nd would aliay all eAeiter,ent and division.
''N MANY OF c1b rbshu+.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
V a lua b g F a r m
FOR SALE.

WILL he offered at public sale, on the prini-
ses. on Tuesday the 2s,h day Of September
next, all ha, Vs'uabo Farm, ls,e The estte OF Ja~
cob Keller, deed situate in shamokin township
Northumberland county, adjoining lands Of Asa
I. John, Henry Moll, John Richards, ard Others
containing one HUNDRED and seventy frur acres
strict moasn'o. lying within half mile Of the Dan.
vile turnpike and ss miles fta1n l'eussi'e. where
on are esct,el good two st'ry dwelling house
shop, barn, good slablrg ard ou uildings and gopd
cider works About 100 acres Of said fam a,e
cleared and in a good state or cultivation about
six acres Of which are excellent si,eadow. The e
are about 800 baring apple trees, (principaly
sNee',) 'cseth,t with great many sweet cherry,
plum. .ohd pest tfces ON said farm. There is a
fountain at The door, brought from never fine
spring. The Uncl,ared land Is we'll Sc, with ,hri-
wing young timber. >.yof iaues s'f
Sale to commnnce a, 10 o'clock oh sad day,
where due attendance will he given and terms OF
sale n.a,ls known, hy PHILIP KELLER,
.srv t- .I t'tp - DANIEL. KELLER,
s...aa' ..est..f SOLOMON KELLER,
August, 2lss, ls47.--3t ~ F Executors