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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
Corner of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.

Corner of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati,
Also, by BURY & BECK, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaugh & Beery. Bre-
men; GIendenning II Corner, Winchester; w. w.
IIite. Lilhopolis: Crist & Pickering, PIckeineton:
A. & +. Muhof, Lockville: W. f. Breck, Carroll:
Leonard & Brother, Basil: N. Beatty & Go. Bal
Iimore: John Woodyam, New Salem: z. KaIb,
RushviIIe: Daniel Hawkins, Sugar Grove.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

of Richard M M Ain'worh IN cHANcERY
Widow and Heirs
DY virtue of an order issuing from the Court of
ID Common Pleas in this case, will offer for
sale before the Court House Door in said county,
On Saturday the 27th day Of January, 1s49
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and five
clock r. M. OF said day, the undivided half of
the " est half OF Tn-Lot No. l. in the third Square
of the town of Lancaster. Said premises cannot
be sold for less than $500.
Also, the following fractions Of Lots in Spring
field, Clark county, Ohio.
Third part Of ln.Lot No. 224 for not less than $l8
Third do do 225 do do I8
Third do do 248 do do S
Said Lot No. 248 subject to the Dover Es
tate of Lmily Ainsworlh therein.
Third of in-Lot No. 249 for not less than $l8.
Terms of SaIe.-0ne-;hird in hand, and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr, Adm'tor
of the Estate Of Richard M Ainsworth, deceased
December 90, l848 piss 5w32
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Ertrocts from Certificates mAjcA ran be
seen 'nt~H By calling upon tile Agents,

From the Uyc ofhe Rec. George w. .Naley.
have been afflicted with diseased Lungs for se
veIaI years; having tried various prescriptions with
little success. Al last tried Dr.. Rogers Liver.
wort and Tar, aud found great relief | would
recommend it to all who are suffering with diseased
lungs. SARAH MALEY.
Cincinnati, August l2, 1915.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
Christmas' and Ncw-Yenrs' day.

We the undersigned Merchants, Mechanics and
Traders ot Lancaster, agree to suspend all bus
ness transactions on Christmas and New-Yeur's
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

Ertract from Letter dated Jackson, Tennessee
October 26th, 1913.
Mr. "A. j. ScOrih Cincinnati: Dear Sir-I want
you To send me one gross Of DR.. Rogers Iiverwon
aud Tar. am entirely out Of it, ani have con.
stan, calls for it. The REMARKABLE CURES
rhat it mas made here, has made great demand for
il. Yours, &C.,
r w. WUITTINGTON. DrleolsL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
AInaCHS.
Notions.
Boots and Shoes.

4 II unusually large arrival and going cheap at
"A WISE & NILLARDS'S
Lancaster, Novenher24, 1913 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
Lights and shadows.

a Fine assortmento of Glass Lamps. Lanthorns.
u Window Glass all sizes. Just received and
for sale at No &C by M.Z. KREIDER.
Lancaster, December Is. l848 80
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The above Teas cau lie had only Of
WISE & HILLkRD.
Who have inst received and will keep constant.
y m hand. full assortment. Call aud try them.
Lancaster, November "a, 1913 2g
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BuIcs and ShVpSc

4 NUTTA Percha Composition-Buy bottle
~ and apply to your Boots and Shoes, if vou
wish to have dry feet for sale by
Lancaster, December Is M.Z KREIDER
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0STThe Genuine will be enclosed in a WMte
Wrapper aud Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale wholesale by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
AGRICULTURAL MEETING
TOMORROW.

To the CITIZENS ofFAIRFIELD COUNTY
All persons desirous Of uniting in the formation
ola County AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY" arc
requested to meet at the COURT HOUSED in Lam
caster, on Saturday The 23rd dag Of December
l84a, 10 consul. upon that subject.
NJ. Y. KREIDER.
HENRY EVERSOLE,
JOHN T. BRASEE,
JOHN SHELTER,
F. a. SHHFFER,
LEWIS HUBER.
JOHN EFFINGER.
ISAAC CLAYPOOL,
JAMES McCLEERY.
JOHN A. FETTERS,
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
November 10, 1848.
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New and Cheap
FOREiH.N avn DOMESTIC
NE = f.OGE2.S STORE.

NO. II MARKET street, "edTiy opposite The FU-
me,Y Bunk. Uflmngfon, Dclurare
The subscriber having opened a new Store,
in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John
Boyd, and having Just fitted it up in ii handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the citizens
fCeci county to call and examine the Goods,
before making their purchases The stock llav-
ing been selected, and bought at low prices.
they will be sold accordingly, at such rates as
cannot fail 10 please
The assortment comprises in part of British
French and American Cloths and Cassimeres,
Sattinctts, from 81 l-2 to 81 l-2 cts, vestngs,
hannels and tckings, Kentucky jeans, checks,
domestic ginglams, blankets, Hamilton and 9TH
cr cotton tlanneIs, crash, tow linens, Russia
and cotton diapers. table oil cloths, Irish liners,
green bases, twilid Hanpes, cotton laps and
wadding, with large variety Of bleached and
brown mllslins and sheetings, which will be
sold at a small advance on bale or package pri-
CCs.
To the assortment Of Ladies Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is requeAted, it hav-
ing been laid in with much care 1t consists in
part as follows a splendid variety of cashmercs
and dc laines, plain and striped al pacas, Lama
plalds, new style, beautiful and cheap ginghams,
mourning do, linen cambricE hanks, French
merinoes, English do Thibe cloths, bombaznes
paramc.tas, new style edgings French worked
collars, gimps and irnges, rery cheap, with 4
very large and handsome variety of Prints, of
the newest designs and patterns.
SIL1WLS, SIL1HLS, SfL7WLS; Silk and
cotton handkerchIeis and suspenders, patent
thread, spool cottons, needles, tapes pms, but
tons, silk and cotton hosiery, SC, sc.
IN assortment Of Paper Hangings, to which
attention is requested, as the various styles of
Paper will be furnished at Philadelphia prices.
a share of patronage is respectfully solicited,
as purchasers of Dry GooDs AND TRiMMINGs,
may expect to find good assortments, and bar
gains III prices.
JOHN S. KENNAKD,
No. "A, Market Street above Thild.
September 25th, 1917.
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HALsEy's PATENr Com AND SILVER Mac
NETIc PnLs.-Thls valuable discovery consists
rot two dlsect medicinal preDaratI1ns, viz: the
Gold or Positive, ard tho Silver or Negative
Pills. One or MOI" Of each class being taken
together, dissolve H. he stomach; their proper
ties becoming thus infused together generate
Magnetic action, whose influence passes to
every part oft system, purifes tho blood, and
arrests the course of disease.
To many this singular effect would appear al
most incredible, wero it not well established,
from the frct, that the Gold and Silver Pills
taken together, are nearly five lines more BEN
ehcia! than the same number OF either class
were they to be taken separately.
In some instances, sensations OF n singular M
ture, passing to every extremity of the system
are experienced by the patient after having taken
the Pills This however, is never injurious
in the slightest degree, or disagrecablc to the
patient, II being nothing more than the slight
electrical influence in the nervous system and
blood. Notwithstanding, IT. is without doubt,
this influence. (however small IT may appear TO
be- which gives the Gold and Silver Pills pow
ROT curing disease never before posscssen by
any other medicine.
Their virtues will he found unparalleled in
the cure ofall Bilious Disorders, Dyspnp'ia. In
digestion, llcadache, GiddmesS. Foul Camp'nX-
ION, Jaundicc, FGvcrs, Colds, lutlncnza, Alice
ions Of the Liver, Eruptions Of the Skin, Fever
and Aguc, Dropsy. Worms and al! diseases ORR
ginating from a foul state Of the Stomach and
supcrahundancc ofEile
This remarkable medicine is put mp in boxes
containing u pills each, or eight Of the Gold
and sixteen of the Silver III cycly box.
The Gold and Sllvor Pills neither cause grip
ing or Inconvenience, nor have they any taste OF
mcdiEine whatever, but are easier and moro
pleasant to take than Sugar-coatcd Pills, while
in point ef medicinal Xrtuc, they admit OF no
comparison with that article or any other med-
cine.
A circular giving full explanation of the
two-!old action of the Gold and Silver Pills, can
be had of the agent grats.-Pricc only p cents
per box, containing both kinds, and for sale at
the General Depot, No. Courllandt-st. New
York.
AGENTS.-Dr. J. Wallace, II II. Mitchell,
E!kton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Black s.
Brother, Charlcstown; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; J. S. Eyerst, Rowandsvillc; II. S. Sites,
Principle.
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Merchants Look at This,

The Subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing Business, are prepared TO supply Mer-
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at very low prices and will warrant all their ar
ticles to Surpass anything Of the kind that has
ever before been offered from EIkton. As one
"tthc firm is ii practical workman, and works al
The business hmscIt, and superintends the work,
it will be made in the best manner and Of the
best materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at this shop, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as there will be genera as
sortmcnt always on hand Ware will be deliv-
cred anywhere within so miles free Of cost. /.
is the intention of ,de firm to do
NIGLESA LIE
business only. There will he no retail hawking
from this establishment. All orders in orr liue
will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed TO. Don't forget the pace-ln the "hoiio~, >
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite hlauss'
Hotel.
ROOFING & GpOUTiNG.
Roofing and Sporting done At the shortest no
tee. by the best worAncn. OF good mt'or1l and
warranted perfect. ENOCIl tkOtCli
J. II. CLARIDGE.
Eikton, March lth 'ls--n.
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C0nstabic'S Sale.

BY virtue OF Suodry writs OF Fl. "a. issned
by Samuel bays ESQ.,, one ofho Justices oi
Inc peace for The Stale OF Maryland in and
for Coed county to me directed at the suits
OF James II. Benson, a4ains. Inc goods and
rhajl.e~, Iards AID teuemcnr~, Of Joshua
Nansaul have seized and taken in ENecu-
lion all the wight, title, claim, interest
and property OF the said Joshua VAN
SAINT both at law aud in equity, OF III and %
that tract part Ola 'ract or parcel oil Land
containing seventeen and q halt acres more
or less with the buildings and appurtaInau-
ceS thereon. where the said Joshua Nansant
now resides, together with The out houses,
and Blacksmith shop thereon, situated lying
aud being in Sassaua~ Neck, Cecil county
a,oresad adjoining The lands Of Ann i. Price
Noble pcai84jou 0ud Others, and hereby
give uo5eo aau. on Friday, he 3It day o.
Much Isis III O'Clock. Il, tecil.ou Will
older al publ, s@atoUe hj4Ur,t bidder tor
Cash, toeu6-.y -ad waits the property so
seized aml @aua ia E.nu'ioa ae,oIo.
JOSIAH RAIL- Cous,
CCri,:ou March, MI 'tg
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.VDTEs'E.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta-
BILE for the Third Election District ofCccil cout
ty, bcgs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptness.
THOMAS THACKERI.
n B. Persons wishing to place accounts III
my hands can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, E,gs.
Deer / !, FIN 7. r.
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FOR SALE.
dis Acres Of land,

Situated two miles north of EIkton, Oh
the main road leading fro m EIkton to
FairI!lI. This tract Will be sold aItogeth
or or divided as may best sutpurchasers;
title free OF all cncumbrances. 1t will
divide conveniently into tracts OF two or
onn hundred acres, presenting on each,
elegant situations for building, with
springs Of GOOD and never falling water
in 10 wards o'rach. II is all well wa
tered WlNltW0 streams, one rumuingaloOg
.lc Eaat tine other he West side. There
ar, on the tract : snail to@"mcDts, ,
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels Of Lime in the last ten years.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any, in the county.
Situated ina remarkably healthy neigh
borhood, capable Of The highest degree Of
improycmcnt--in tn midst OF a greatly
improving and manufacturing district
about midway between the Bic and Lit
tie Elk rivers, each in a mile of its Dor
dars. each now well studded with t'acto-
rios OF almost every description II in
in number. the most distant not
exceeding & miles, within two miles and
q halt Of water and Rail Road Dopots
Giving a fr"r oUtct to the markets OF the
world. City gentlemen wishing coun-
irv pla,. will lind this a pleasant and Goa
Variant o,u. from Philadelphia or Bald
more il couId be visited for several hours
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{ BY the Orphans Court,
n..I -. FT',, lpt-

December ERIN lof'.
Upon application of John Reynolds, Admin
istrutor Of George Bell, deceased, stating that
some uncertainty exists as to the legal rcpresen-
tatvcs Of the said deceased. Upon which it is
ordered that the said Administrator advert isc in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat once a
week until the Pad Tuesday Of June 1913 for
the legal representatives, OF the said George
Bell, deed, to appear before the Orphans Court
OF Cecil county on the said 2ud Tuesday OF
June 1913, and prove their claims to the residue
Of said estate, Test,
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
A true copy from he Records Of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. Test.
GEO r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order | hereby
notify those entitled to the balance Of the estate
of George Bell, decd, upon account filed and
passed December Term lS47, to appear before
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, at Elkton
on the second Tuesday of June 1918, to prove
their claims 20 the residue ofsad estate at which
time and place a final distribution of the same
will be made.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- of
George Bell, decd.
Dec. 18th lSi7--tm
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THE GREAT CENTRAL CHEAP
Eat tgn1 gsgss $fGTe,

No. IS. NARKET STREEr,
Ninth door above Eighth Street. South side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Comprises one Of the largest and most beautiful
assommenls Of HATS. CAPS and MUFFS in
the Tn on, and Of the latest and most approved
STYLES, manufactured under the immediate ST.
pcrIntcudenre Of the Subscriber, in The best
manner, OF prime materials, and will be sold at
the lowest possible prices for cash
The assortment embraces splendid variety
ofSlli, MoIesliln, Beaver, Brush Russia, Nh
tria and other Hats, OF beautiful finish, and
complete Stock Of all kinds Of Cloth, Glazed,
Fur and Plush Caps, Of che most desirable pat
terms. together with Il supply Of Mulls, Fufs,
Buffalo Robes, sc.
Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited To examine the Stock, which they will
find it 20 their advantage to do deorc purchas-
ing, az it is his determination, having adopted
Tie cash system. to sell for cash only, and at the
t0rtI prices.
Join FAREiRA, JR.
2Si Market St, above Sth ST., south side.
phladclphia Dec Ilh 4 J. Gn.
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Wool GaYdiAg, Spinning,

II 00l iaEAiiig, spinning,
SSc@sEglG Eslsgileg, BssiEa g. s. C
rhr subscuberiespccliui!e informs the
public that he is prepared t., manufacture
wool, Il, his Mills, known as CARROTS
Mills, situated in Cecil co. Nd, seven
mites above EIkton, on the Big Elk stream
and four miles from the village Of Newark
De-.
Wool mW be received to be made in
to Rolls, Yarn, cloth, Casei"crs,
BlantctS or fIaanclS,
as directed, at short notice; manufactured
by the yard, for Cash or Wool, or made
up ON the shares.
Those who wish to exchange lhei
Wool for Cloths. SC, may expect gencr
" to find choice ON hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
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sVOsffP.

ARAMlNTA FOARD, respectfully invites
The attention of the Public TO her handsome and
vel! selected assorln"ul Of FALL. and WIN
Err Millinery ost received from Phladelphla.
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The subscriber o"gs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has been appointed Constable Tor the Sd
Election District oGCccil county, and is
now prepared to dc all the business that
may be entrusted to him. and hopes by
strict attention to business, to merit a
share of public patronage.
Persons wishing to place business in
my hands can do 50. by leaving Sboir ac-
counts with the Magistrates in my absence
July Sd 1917 WIN. BRADFORD.
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The subscriber, living in Elkton, will at
tend TO Surveying, Leve'ing & Conveyan-
cling. Persons at distance may insure my
attention by directing 10 me at EIkton.
FRANC CHS B. GOITIER.
P. s. will also construct and set lals.
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E,7rcnch Morinoes-.i handsome lssprtm,n
Il Lupin's flaSt AMI Dt4. r'tAlrl m,rino
choice mode and fancy colors, for sale ut III
lowest cash prices at $ / Market street w limlug
ton Del.
Nov. & ~, n WPALMER, .4gcn
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays of February, April, June An
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re{
Apli! l9.A lSl5--
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E'Gs' ERcEsG.

The Store House, on Main St. oppo-
site Johnson's Hotel. The house has
been recently painted, and the fixtures
suitable for a store are all complete. Or
if wanted as Dwelling, it would be
Immediately fitted up for that purpose.
Possession giv.n at any time, and
terms made knowfrhy
JAMES MCINTYRE.
Elkton, Mar II. 'lS--iW
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g. ilS Shirts aud Drawers - Just ictGvtd
~ large assortment OF Ladies and Gcntema
silk, merino, lambs wool and cotton shirts .
drawers, at No, ST.
Nov,6 Al, NJ W. PALMER, Agent.
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CABINET WARE ROOM
IN EIEton BIZ

T7arSgsD3.sh 81 4'amtyesl.
'Z'iiE Undersigned have established
themselves in EIkton. a.rh shop in = The
UoIi0m," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons. where they purpose preparing to
order. and keeping on hand all kinds L"
Cabinet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-11

.g0b E9riFatEnG.-All kinds of handhills,
circulars, blanks, cards, labels, &c &c printed
at The Cecil Wing office in good style and at
cheap ratGs.-u.
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whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSiIBANK.
MATTHEW CANTN ELL ,
Eikton June 27th 'i6-
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MORE; ILIl w :

81 Tho largest THE Most FASH
e. lONABLE, and the best assert
&ts-,s ecA.ment Of mems, womau's, and chill
~ drenS boo's and srocs. in Cecil
county, is 10 he tound at the sub
scrocrs BOOT x SllChaIUliE, in EIAton.
Sign C the Big 2c0t.
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'TNaE5 HSAggA E,TG.

BALTIMORE. Flour 1915 n 5000
Whea; 30 TO 80 Corn 46 cts to is. Oats
80 to 3S cts
WILMINGTON.-t'our Sc 90. Wheat
81 80: Corn 80 cts. Oats 70 cts.
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SOAP AND CANDLES.
so Boxes Brown Soap
Is g Yellow -
50 " Dipped Candles
10 % Mould do
For Sale at Manufacturers prices. Country
slorts would do well to call.
ToME RINCH ART.
Fort Deposit, Dee. Is, II
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This is to Give Notice; That the

Feb. 2Gth 'IS.-2m
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Surveying &c. &C.

Dec. 18th lS47-tm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-29

TINE ABoUT.ZTwo Yankees were strolIing in
the woods without any arms in their possession and
observing a bear ascending tree, with Its large
paws clasped round the trunk, one of them ran tor
ward and caught the bears paws, one in each hand
He instantly called out to his cOmrade:
Jonathan, say, go home and bring me some
thing as fast as you can, till kill the varmlnt,
Mind, don't stay, for I'm in a fix.
Jonathan ran off as fast as he could, but was ex-
ceedingly long returning During the time the
bear had made several desperate attempts to bite
the hands of him who held it. AT length Jonathan
came back.
Halloa, Jonathan, what the deuce has kept
you?"
- Well, I'll tell you,' replied Jonathan; when
| got home breakfast was about ready, and
guessed it would be well to wait for il.
Here. now Jonathan, said his comrade, : come
YOU and hold it. and I'll kill the crtter in jItty.
Jonathan seized the bears paws, and held the
animal while the other could kill 1t.
"Wel Jonathan, have you got hold OF him g
g guess have" replied Jonathan.
90 Very we'll, hold him fast; / guess I'H go Il
dinner -
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GENTLBMEWs ogo 2T25T5AN AND LADIES'


UNIV ERSITY OF LOUIS 81 N A.
yy7uE LECrIl Res and 'C0GRSE Of INSTRUCTION
in this Department will commence on the SECOND
May They intended to embrace the m95t important
branches Of the E9RRoR and CRU La1, fH0ttc mterH"
Iee,ass vii be delivered upon the branches and
Tfoe by Professor HENRY A BuLLARp will embrace
Ths history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
Law according to the approved method OF the Ger
man School Ill The jurisprudence OF Louisiana, com
ga 631 ~ An outline OF the Land titles in Louisiana
whether derived from France spain or ihe nlted Sia'e
of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the nights
ar Msfime ogis general average Salvage Civil and
Miitary Mariners Contracts Marine Insurance and Hy-
pothecaons and contracts for Maume Services IN
RenaiTiug and Supplying of Ships H. International Law
embracing Law OF Pnze and the practice OF Prze
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties Of Feace anu
Private neation9 Law III Ihe dqR59G ns and d S%
pelae jurisdiction of the Supreme and Circuit courts ah
fe Ongina jurisdiction Of the District Courts as Courts Of
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RANDELL HUNr will treat 81
Sanule PIoPeIy ami f rsa III Tar Partnerships
These Lectures VII 5IeaL vi - er az Bills Of IN
change and Promsoy Notes and Shipping O. BalmeRt:
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts OF AeghHtgnt "
FregL Jetfison and Average; Salvage and Insurance
Of Sale GUARANTEES Liens and Stoppage in transH, etc
II The Criminal Law and Practice "a Courts Of Cnmna
] Jurisdiction, sud-ill. OF the Law OF Evidence :
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Headings IN Civil Gases at Common Law, and-ll consul
J tutlOna Law. r 7 -. -
Grief Justice ErsTIs will deliver seesot Lectures OF
/ the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict Of Laws,
CURisTIAS ROsEIIUs ESQ will assist as Adjunct FRO
fsssor in the Department OF the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory eVldenc
of good moral character.
The degree OF Bachelor of Laws win be conferred only OF
those who shall have attended two Courses Of Lectures
one f course after having studied at least one year in m
office Of Counsellor Law and after strict examlnalO
by all the Professors. During the Course there VIII be Ire
qHent examinations, IN /.
There will be organized aIso Moot Court, which will
Ill Wool
IT. The price of Tickets for the Course fixed at $40
~ ~ for eaCi Professor
% 20 - 49, ID A. BULLARD, Dean Ofthe Faculty
New Orleans, June ]. l843 lS'