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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Whereas Stephen Roberts Of the Parish of Eaat
Baton Rouge. State Of Louisiana, has applied to the
Honorable Sixth Judicial District Conn for the said
parish and state, to be appointed administrator Of the
succession Of JncOb Hawes late Of said parish
decreased.
Notice il hereby given 10 all persons interested 10
show cause within ten days from the first publication
of this notice, why The said application should not bs
granted.
H. MORENO. Dep. Clerk
sept, 2c--34
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

! II est DE plus ~fcsrili, que i'anute fEralg d.
daIX dr~partemenF, q arfes rnmtlerCefa i
: prem RI jAnviet d. tltaque aimee e. que Ii
die balance d. dit-'rnia Cihqltantn Bspt pias
ir-a 81 suixante-nctf cents. sol ct In meme
ost apl ruprihr pour payer les reclainatirns
CUttre Ia %parniste %lusqu'au Ter Jamvirt 1879
ct Que IA uritpur lire see mandants on ron
f. mite. at afe lai ct Ie tftsufier on tendent
erihple 4 Ia Bpssion du mis- de Ianyief pro
chain.
FL il eat de plus rGFolu que Ia dte sonme
de six miIIe sis cents ct s0xante-quinze tiae-
tres SOFT ct eai apIrupfitp Dupr Fanntt 1S49,
Ionr correspondre "A r'ubjrl de Ces ttsplu-
lions. 1T il est deplns tes0ln que lie CnIlpc
teur ct Tres ufier, pour l'a7DaB l94g eort Ct
est att"fizt de payer le iugetnent de Wilkins
du dit asFessenlent d. 1910 1T lAudi eur
eel %autotlst a dohner IN mandatfpour Ie NOV
tan, en- taveur dn proprittaife legal dn di
i%ugemenf.
ResoIu, Qn'A l]'avenir, il apra du dsvoir de
FAudlteur he paroisge Ell do %tresUrier ct col
%lecteur de presenter IN tabIeau a chauua ses-
sion rrguIiere du iurf de roIce, demontrant
l'etat de- leurs dtpartemens tesbrCtifz.
Resolu. Que Ie grefier suit tenn de fournir
a lAsseEsput unn cone dee resolutions ci-
dessna, a'tssit0t que practicable apr6s %l'aiUur-
nement do iuri.
1T i est de plts r~esolu, Que l'asseFFeur de
ptr0isse, apr9s ayuir fat mn ptrcu du mon.
tont qui portrra htrn c~0ilectt sur leg geites do
c mmerce, proff ssions It occupations, coulna
ci-dessus enumerees, deduira lie dit mnntant
de Ia sonm de & X miles six cents eoix4ntp-
cinq p%iastreH, appropriec pr ntle resolution
CI-dest us 1t pr Cedera y asset ser Ia balance
de Ia dite taNe. sur tDute autre prUptieit tHE-
ale d'ns lea limrtes de Ia plroiase. confol M
menl an principe de- valuation, ttabli par Ia
constitution at leg ots eXtFtantcs de l'Etat ct
de Ia parnlEFe.
lie tout resp rcruensemont soumis.
lWM p LEA,
Signa 20 ". CHRISTINE,
" CALDWELL. Ju.
lie Juri s'est aIors eiournt, siro die.
T,iOS DEEALI. Prta't.
WM m Grr tinr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
70 THE LADIE'3

TEHSI TEH3 IEH6I..
The subscriber informs tine ladies that he has tnst
returned from the city, and laa procured from the
Canton Tea Company, New York, sonSo teas Of their
latest Importation
Superior lmpertaltcas md
Finest Orange Pekoe,
Put mp neatly IN pounds, half pounds ard quarter.
pounds, 10 suit purchasers.
Ifyou want a good cup Of ten, call ~
sep. Coy A.MhTTA's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

ENCAN.
FRESH TEAS.
tn Planters.

THE, undersigned respectfully tende9 his
Seryie es az oyer8eer. lie has been employer
for several years in that capacity in this and
eiohbsring parish, and can furbieh good lea
timouials as to his character and ability.
APPLY at r. A. Riley Ho'el.
sept. 16-lm. TRAVERSE C.BLogST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Aaoihcr SWgar Pian ior the Souah.-
Th" Cleveland PIaiudealcr has a long
article designed to prove that Judge Nc
Lean and its friend Gen. Cass occupy the
same ground on The constitutional question
OF slavery in the territories. II thus con
clude~:
snow, we. ask every candid reader to
eomparr the opinions Of the two men, and
point ONT the diff renee fthey cam. We
claim to say that Gen, Cass is as good a
free Soi nan a. Judge McLeaa, AND A
MUCH BETTER ONE THAN MAR.
TIN VAN BUREN,"
Is q word ofcnmment uecnssaryl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

The Union cautions the people of the
South against politics done up in music.
1t is II cause Of alarm to Father Richie,
Ie't the Wilmot Proviso sustained by Mr.
Polk be introduced into the Southern
States under the guise of Dan Tucker,
We can assure the old veteran that polite.
will not be done up in music until next
March, and that then, he, with some other
worthless will dance to the tune of cellar
de kitchen"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

A CONFIRMED HABIT "A gentleman
o fcxcelIent habits and very amiahle dis
p0sition-was so unfortunate as 10 have a
wife of very different characler-in short,
one that will get beastIy drunk being in
company of u few intimate friends one
evening, one ofthem remarked to him, that
if she vas his wlfe-since all other thinrs
had filed--he would frighten her so that
she would quit, and proposed The following
method that some time when dead drunk
she should be laid into n box shaped like a
coffin, and left in that situation until her
drunken fit should be over and conscious.
ness was restored. 4 few evenings after,
the lady being in = proper state, the plan
was put into execution, and after the box
lid was properly secured, the party before
alluded to " atched each in turn, to witness
the result. About daylight the next NOR
ming, the watc.er herring a movement,
laid himself down beside the box, when
her Iadyship, after humping her head q
few time, was heard to say, "Bless me !!
why where am 2" The outsider re-
piled, in a sepulchral tone, "Madam, you
are dead, and In the other world" A
pause ensued the lady again enquired,
Where are you!" "Oh | am dead too"
said he.
Can you tell me how long | have been
dead ~ "Ab ut three weeks" slow
long have you been dead!'' "Four montlls?'
"Well, you've been here so much longer
than | have, cant you tell me uhere / can
get Il little gin ?'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

} Losr canps.-Wo must ok out for lost
catds about this time from the supporters
OF Mr. Cass. w should not be surprised
ifin the middle ofnext month, there should
be a lett published in the North purport
ing to be from Mr.. Cass, stating that THAT
worthy will veto the WiImot Proviso bill.
There will be n similar letter published at
the North stating he will sign it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
81 LOHIS FLOUR
FAMILY GROCERIES

Loaf sugar and crushed d., brown do, cot.
Zee, tea, chocolate, csnyassed hams. lard in
kegs, pir kies, preserves, pepper sauces, mack
areI and salmon in kits, fresh holsters and
salmon, %raisias, currants, preunes, brandV
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices Of all
kinds, g%roGned and fit for immediate use,
sp,rm candies, soap, CASTLE do, ind 90, fig
blue, sweet oil, while wine and cider vinegar,
French brandy, old Holland gin and old rye
whiskey, madeira, port, champagne and c!sr-
Ell wines, cordiaIs, raspberry vinegar, syrup,
&c..&c.
Always on hand of the best quaIity-io-
rether with a general assortment Of crocke,y
aud glass ware. For stle by
sep. 10 j. PHILLIPS.
Gil .-aA-e.n.-HAA -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
GREaT BARGaISs
PUBLIC SALE.

or Liquore, Groceries. &c, twice a week,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from ten in
the morning 10 4 ?. ~, at the house Of Dir.
There tc6rner Of Convention and third Street .
JOHN l.. PULLEN, A~ucsionccr.
Sent. %. 1s48-a,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Greedy of the Tribune hns ONE out and
denounced Willis Hall and others who at.
tempted to get up a Clay ticket to iniure
General Taylor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Cor. DANIEL CONVERSE died lately at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in The 74th year of his
age. The Z4nesville Gazette says lie
was born in the town of Thompson, Con-
n~ec'icut, in the year 1875. and emigrated
to the West with his father, settling in the
Ohio Company purchase, about the year
1890. In 1871 he was made captive by
the Indians, who carried him to the Wy
andot'e towns Of Sandusky. He effected
his escape in the course of about three
months, and with the aid of traders and
others got back to his friends in Connec
ticut. He came TO the west again in 1894
settling first at Marietta, and finally at
gainesville, then called Woodburne. Col.
Converse was an active, intelligent and
influential man, we'll known throughout
the central portions ofthe State. and great
" rfspe2led,-PhHadelphia North amer.
iran.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

CoNstsrnroY h A JHwEL.-B. +. But
Ter nI New Yo k who got a fat office fol
nominating Mr.. Polk for the Presidency
has been turned out Of office for interior
my in elections, for using the freedom
ofan American citizen, and nominatirs
NJ. Van Bttren to succeed him. This /.
decidedly rich, particularly when we mo-
| tice that our old friend DR.. Wren ofNatCh
-, haa just been turned out Of office Of thu
place, we presume because he would no
interfere with elections. The idea Of Mr.
Polk turning u man out ol office for int.
fpring with elections. Why, Mr.. BurI
commissioner Of patents Is the Iotdest an.
busiest drmagogue that Is now working GI
! Casz, aud instead ofits being d crime in
him, il Is to be the means Of getting bin
the place of Marcus Morton late democrat.
&c Governor Of Massachusetts,, who has
t
over to Van Buren,.
Great curiosity is expressed to know
what are Gen. VIM. o. Buffers opinions
,t,t 49, a.
a - 1870. ,-,., r. .c
.-un.+. .rI. Co.,,
''9 -.
permitted by the present constitution.
c +
la1G.-A planter Of our acquaintance who
Ind been unable TO dispose of his crup Of
SUGAR. on account of low prices caused by
Erlctgn competition, determined to Send
gone last week 10 market what was his
s]ur5riep to And q loss Of 50 hotvhoada on
l5o tbroIrh rhs want Of u timely market.
l}ote IRE being made in this town and
vicinily. IN which the supporters Of NJ
Cps4 make t a r~rovjsa. that nnlhinr l. tn
'P paul. 'ass "ii"''o"7 III 'R'"r ol van
ho'eN'
me oeH''ai ao"I''oi society " D''foIl
"'c"'g''' na'" oeclar'o 'he'f ih'eh'io'
7" support enc u Inc TWO o'''l'c'H''c """'-
'oee' III Tue coming presidential election
'''s''"o u nan inc regular aool'''oo can
"'oa'c'
sold Whitey' is running better Than
ever since he got clear of'rnE Boris"
Financial MT, G.u Ill. "a.
IF H., c,on,, b.. n... A..
t,rron,. rogtJonco u.1o, L3z .,,.
Wosbin.,on bo ,ss;.;,1 :, mn,t-t.
G,oo s.il t;cLo, W. o,a..,
'~" "A AN"N ~ NHI' ~ l'Ftf UNI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
Ncrrreoh Sent. @. lsls.

lie liri s'est ]RiOtfnb enforcement a Ia
joutnrtneut, prtsobs lcs me,nes membfos que
bier, = xtept6 q. lIarket.
IL pre- dent a appelp il l'Urdre ct le iuri a
pr ca = aus afr irra.
Iuu petition aigue de James =. Willis rt
au'rps, dnmaiiant IN rhrmn publ e, le dit
Ghelnin deVant wcn1t di ChrmIn d4tr rt NJ l..
cue Vi liyne den has lie fnabitatiOn de- John
{. Fbfrma Oh plut0t en- re Ia lite lahltation
~ ral'p d. madame Iurnet ct de WIN. |IIerIin
ln9nlut al bayou Manebsc. a rat.ctrige 10
JItn {. Ftrnlnin. 81 qnp lps dt4 petitiunnal
~, J. {, TO en- II, mldlunn Burnet ct VIM
Her IN i l%unproDt uno tgalp 20 ton de trr.o
tha IN pour fairn IL i I rhsmin. non utoiua lie
doug pied5 chu1ue de lJrgrur le lung dp
leu = ligne1 he dit rhpnu tera ruaillt
par lea haLi ana d. cDemin d. dis n No !.
la dito petition n I 1 ace ,fdae ct Ia res, d
tt0h s]uiyauto r"lnttrrn Mt n arr ID rtro.
I~tesrlI, Que IA u.Iite Itsulutirn auit a.
cotI5n, o. qut t. dit chemrn sor' Iuiat au che.
disulcl No /, etHuit s9it d., Iare cheuiin
Y abpport s%ui,an', pttaenle par le q, mite
N'#aucas - ttt adupto:
Ae7'tonoorabla lHri ~ police, dams nt pour
hFoia q dE.t BATON Rnuga:
In 20 uii6 daa hnanCas raprnrre rpepprtr.
bsancnt lee rtso ut ons sutvantrg Qur 10
a utant d. lassesstnent, Ea,ur. Six milln
SiN can's rt sniNanta cling centa. propose a Ia
vas II d no \ d. Juin dernirr, soft Il H. dit
mo want est par Ia rrcsente sppropritr. cot,-
80 Il tnNe do par isac pour Ia rtDui~so d'5Rl
Hat n liOugr, punr lannte laIg. pour les
otiats ]autvails, conforms dana 8 aparifra-
ttons du rapport dc vutre curite. a]hopt,ra a
la anapitn nfbrHlp0tu pI M Mia g,itr ~, L,+
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

We received a letter a day or two since
stating that frauds on the ballot box would
be attempted on the Sabine" We think
that the friends of Gen. Taylor will be
awake on the frontier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Harm OF Baron RouGE.-We are
glad to inform our readers that our town is
healthy, Notwithstanding unfounded and
injurious reports in circulation TO the con
trary. Il is well known that feyers at this
season of the year assume a more malig-
nant type than at any other sea.on, few
cases Of that nature have taken place, but
10 a very limited extent. Va state with
out fear Of contradiction that Baton Rouge
j. now as healthy as any town OF its popu,
lation in the United States. Should it be,
come otherwise we shall be among the
first 10 inform orr readers of the fact,
Gen. Win. o. Buffers abuse and Sian.
der Of our Creole population, will lose hin
several hualfed votes IN the lower Par.
isles.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
WHlta NOMINATIONS.
Vie IaYIor PIntforn.

"Fhe power given hy the constitution 10 the E4ecu.
live. 10 ]intnrpose his veto. il n high conservative pow
sr. which should never bn ]eyeftiHel except in eaPea uf
clear violation Oi the constitution. or manifest haste
and want Of consideration BY c]ongrrss.
"Ihe ~ rRunnI opinions Of tile intiv idual who may
happen to occupy the Executive chair. ought not 10
control tho action Of congress upon questions Of doneE.
tic policy. nor ought hip objection 10 be intcrpspI
where questions of constitutional power have hrrn
settled by the various departments Of government. aud
HcguiePcrd in by the people"
~ l0n the snhiert ofthe tariff. the currency. the
Improvement Of our great highways. rivers. lakes. and
hhbnrs, The will of the people. AS expressed though
their representatives. IN congress-. ontht 10 be respected
and carried ont by tie Executive
War at all timca. and under ail circumstances. IL
" national calamity. 10 b. avoided. if compatible with
national HONOR "
The principles Of orr government. ne we'll m Ito
true policy. are opposed 10 the sutingation Of ufhrI
lattona, niud The diFlnemlrrmeft of other countries
hycengncFti t2t IN the %lnngitpge Oft great Washing.
to@ why should we quit our own to stand on for.
cign ground" z. TAYLOR.
u dlsavnw most unPqnivornllY. now and forever.
any dcRirp on my part to interfere with the riphta of
What Is termed the property Of the citizens Of other
States"
This government In n government 81. limited pow
era, and that by the constitution Of the United Siains.
congress hns M jurisdiction whatever over the tnrti.
tuition OF slavery in the several Srntes.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

N. D. The following Stakes are nov imam
to be run over this Course on satnrJo > ,L"
18th gf October-stake Mol. for ali nh .s j.
Cd colts and saddle horses that have nsvar @n,
a race, mile heats, twenty dollars entrance
catch weights.
st'ke No .. Stake fJf Creole Ponpvs o,s
mile out catch weights, ten dollars entrance +,
be rtn HE same day. -
Persons wishing to make entries To sifbs
Of The above stakes will call on The prnnt;a
tors. doom d. ELLT1T
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
fs.t'f BATON ROUGE
High School for Young
Ladies.
The ReU. John Burke, Rector, assisted b.
MISS DILLON.

W4SS DJJLDN.
WILL BE OPENED on MONDAY THE lsT Der, 1913.
IN labouring to give his daughters, a solid, liberal
and accomplished educatiou-tlte subscriber will ins-
truct, with tflem--as day pupils, a select number Of
young ladies. Their morals, manners, religions prin-
ciples and deporfmcnt-@hall, together with their Ii
terary progress, be attended 10, with scrupulons and
parental vigilance.
Branches anil ffees Of L"strnctio Monthly
Reading. Writing, History, Geography.
Languages, A1cient and Modern, Elements
Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Botany, DC, 7 m
instrumental Music, Dancing, Drawing, will b.
taught for the ordinary rates Of charge, in the best
Institutions for young ladies.
Boarding, &c, may be Rad in the Rector's family ON
reasonable terms. [Sept. 30lgl join BuRKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30
NOTICE.

JOHN r. DUFROCQ, Esq-I4 authorised to col
lect and receipt for accounts due TO the Succession Of
John Henderson. syEPHES HENDERSON,,
Sept. 30-35 tE IestaHlentary Executor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

Great curiosity is expressed TO know
what arc Gen WIN. o. Buffers opinions
on the Wilmot p%royiso. All of he Cass
men " Kentucky voted IN favor of chang
ing The Constitution ofthp State, 80 as to
permit the abolition of slavery now not
permitted by the present constitutions
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

OF Several articles intended for this
number are postponed for want of room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-30

DrerRrr CoURF.-rhe jury session Of
this court will commence on the oh da,
Of October next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Books 4 Stationary, Music for the
Piano 4 Guitar, Wall Paper, &c.

WE have iustsecsived and are now opening.
" our Spring supply Of the above articles
They comprise good assortment Of Tkeolo-
gical, Historical, Miscellaneous add School
Books. or the latter we have all tie varieties
community u use; and win promptly furnish 10
ordes any book we may not have en- band, Al The
lowest cash prices
Also, every variety Of STATIONARY: CON-
prising Cap Post Wrapping, and farcy Papers
Drawing paper, perforated and plain Bristol
Boards, Letter and note envelopes, Elaek, Blue
Red and Indelible Ink, Ink Powder, States, hDfh
English and German. Steel Pens. Qnills, Sealing
Wax. Waters in quarter pound boxes, Maihe-
matical Instruments. Portfolios, Gold Pens, Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Rogers best Penknives
Bonnet boards, blank Books Of all kinds, with
every variety Of staple and fancy Stationary hsu-
ally called for in this market.
Also, large assortment Of MUSIC for the
Piano, Guitar and Band. Every variety Of mu-
sic promptly furnished 10 order
$50, . large assortment Of all the varieties Of
Wall paper, Cnriain paper. for Window blinds,
Fire Screens, Marble Paper, Green aid Blue pa
per, &c. To merchants and teachers who buy
70 sell again. a liberal discount will Be made
Purchasers are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine our stock AZ the new Book Store, King
street, opposite the Insurance Office.
The highest price win be given for Rags.
Al.x,ndii. Ma ,afa =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

HAVING - recent arrivals ncceircf mr.
IL Spring supply Of HARDWARE AND
.CuILERY. which n addition q nv Former
slcck, u1-11 my 1s1offnenI comrlfH 1h6Ir<1I1
or retail win sell a he lSU11l iulss; and an
satls1cd hat dealers giving ne ell IN l1i
Z % t1eif adtanI1g1 Ny stock ccEsisn IA pan.
~ follows. Ivory, Buck. Bone, Horn. Cocd.
SelEtip. and Eoly handed Knives and Forks.
Scissors Sde1ts Saws every lkni ! Seyihez,
Spades, Shovel. Chains. Hos, TIA and Pre-
serying Kettles. JACK SSeus. S;air Rods. Tea
Traps Door Locks, great yafiei3; pad and
Stock Locks TIL Chest and Ccpbeard Locks.
Haicheis Hammers Broad and Marrow Axes
Grindsioue Rollers, Co1cc Milk S1iiio1s. Mill
Wheels Patent Pumps Gridfr0ns. Rl01rk1 aid
Casting. H6llog Wac, Carr Comie and Cards.
Wool and Cotton Cards, Combs. Brushes, Pins.
Needles, Buttons, Toilet Giasscs. Fnncy Soaps.
Nursery Lamps Scytbes Sloncs and Ride. Sucks
and Dies. C00hicr Scales Sis1lJsrfs, Rnieni
Balances Can and other Slecls. Fist hons and
Geese, cui, Wrought and Horse Mails, RAT add
Mouse Traps. Guns and Pistols, Clocks. Brian
MA Ware, IN seils and separate; Brass and Pa
ted Candiesiicks; Spurs Screws Hinges Spirit
Leveh and Plumln; Pocket Cutlery, Bells.
Tacks. and Spries. &c, &e - ~
JAMES p. cARLlN, Royal ssrcea.
south f-the City Hotel, and near King Street.
Alexandria, May 5. 1873 Il. s. 4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
NEW SPRING GOODS.

VIM. ANDERSON, & CO., have Just receiv-
w ed and opened q very large and elegant
stock OF Fresh Spring Goods To which they in
vite the attention Of their customers and public
generally, to call and examine. Among which
may be found complete assortment Of French,
British and Domestic Goods, embracing
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Pantaloons
Stuffs ,;pf entirely new styles; rg
Summer Cloths Tweeds, &c. y =
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES:
A choice assortment Of plain, plaid and striped
Linen Lpstres;
French printed and satin striped Bareges and
Balzarines
Plain and printed Mcuselin de Lain;
Lawns, 0rgandics and Ginghams
Frenoh and English Chintzes;
Alpaccas, Plaid Orleans, &c &C,
Linen Goods, Irish Linens, French bro Linens,
Linen Drills, Linen Checks, Table Linens,
IGinghams, Docolas, Diapers and Toweling,
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Crayals and Silk
Hdlzfs., of every description.
H. SIC WHITE GOODS:
Such as plain and plaid Camhrics, Swiss and
Jaccnet Muslins, Book and Null Musfins, plaid
and figured cap nets and lace goods, in every va
riety Linen and Cotton Edgings, g. Insertings ;
Prints so pieces, entirely new style, with a full
assortment Of Domestic Goods, which will be
sold cheaper than can be had in town. ss@
| NJ, sa' WM. ANDERSON g. co.
Harpers-Ferry April /, 1913 ~ 8 IS ssss.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11


OFFER for sale q good assortment Of Agri-
~ cultural Implements, Of the latest and most
approved kinds:
ProDeHs- Ruggles,. Mouse 3 Aiasous &c Celebrated
self sharpener. assorted sizes HiIl-sidc and S,b
soil Plougts, Minor Horton Co s Cast Pioughs, Of
hye different sizes5 Dayis's Ploughs, wrought
shares; Fteeborn's cheap New ork Ploughs
Eows-Geddes' Improved folding and ex-
panding. Y 80
cuLrIvAToas OF several kinds with wrought and
cast Hoes, expanding and statinnary.2
l. -FANNfse MfLLs-Sinclair & Co 5, Strong's, and
Grants. These are the best Fans known in this
section Of the country, and highly recommended
by those who have used them
CORN SHELLERs Of several kinds, single. double,
Tor horse and hand power-Sinclair 4 Co.'S I'm
proved Eagle Shelters, which arc in much favor
STnAw cuTrEns-For horse and hand power |;
Sinclairs Straw and Stalk Cutter, with Elgar's Pa.
tent Lacentor, to facilitate The cutting Of Stalks
for cattle
FopDEn CurrEss--Resers's Fodder Cutter, ca
pable Of cutting and grinding 1000 bushels per day
FARMING AND GARDENING IiPLEMEErs-Among
which are the following, viz gk fts5k ff@
Axes, HoEs-Elwelfs best Wedding and Killing,
Towers cast steel do, nf various sizes Clubbing
Hoes, Mattocks, Picks, Spades. Shovels, Rakes,
Forks, Grass, Grain and Briar Seythes, Hedge
Shears, Pruning Knives and Scissors. Pruning Saws
and Chisels, Transplanting Notwithstanding Knives.
Grass Hooks. Garden Reels and Lines, OK Yokes
and Chains, Grindstones, Rollers, &C.,
Punrs-Cistern and Well Pumps, assorted sizes.
Ger Lead or Wooden Pipes The rhenpness anil ..
tility Of these Pumps is bringing Them into very
sEEps-clover, Timothy. Herd Gpss. Lucerne
and White Clover.
w. S. 4 Bro. wish to make this branch of their
business worthy the attention Of farmers and Others
and with this view win make such additions to their
stock, As the increasing spirit Of Improvement in
Agrieulture may require.
Aiexandria, April IS, lS3S-y