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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

f. POLLOCK,
- ESPECFFULLi informs the public that he has
40 o-encd as above, one of the largest stocks in his
line that has ever been offered III this market, which was
purchased at the lowest rates of the Eastern manufsc-
lures, for Cash. aud will Re sold wholesale. to Country
Merchants, Shoentakers and Dealers generally, at a
much lower rate than has ever before been offered. His
stock exhibits a full assortment of Boots, Shoes, Lea
Their, and all things appertaining t. the trade, among
which will he fund:
500 pairs mems Boots, various qualities;
1900 " cali aud kip Brorans, do
4.0cO :" Ladies Roots and Slippers, do
5000 " Boys Boots and Rrosans. do
1900 a. Youths Boots and Brogans, do
e,WO q" Misses Boots and Slippers, do
$500 d" CbIldfcn's do DO do
A large stock Of Morocco SKINS, LTsISG and BINDING
SKINS, OF vafioHs qualities. SHoE ruREAp, Pros, &c.
10000 Tbs New York Sole Leather;
$500 lis Baltimore do do
so barrels Tanners Dill.
His stock viii be often renewed and always embrace a
full assortment Of Goods in his line.
May Ii, 1873 T. POLLOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
L EA 81
All Tile CANION TEA STORE.

At TIE ONION Ten STORE,
Afgrbd Square. Winding. Va.
vou may fud pure teas. imported by the
w Canton Tea Company Of New YORK, l2j Chatham
l61 Lreenwich sis.
Retail prices as ~toloes-suiject in all cases to be re
turned. If not approved Of IN either weight or quantity
EnLLNN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

5fL' hi ifnl kNt-or uot 60 hc-tha.'s the quesi ioa
- w t'he- 90 rs nciter by one sweeping ire, 10 lie ram
"a d1ecti % all tine lis that lesh is l.eir 70, or, like
Z ptN"enl man 90 10 ule Protection Othce, and there he
'.'r sRie' eouiolteae aud kaPPy-we Leave for you 10
Ihr Projection insutanceC 1mpany offiariflrd, Conn.
lANtue already paid over S5ou! 600 uf lossus ia tile Yves
te country, untitled 20 the highest couldence. and
A-if aacntg Wheeling, Virginia,
N.i~.iLlERSON,
Hlli aF fska on dwelling houscs, Warehouses, stores.
NiAt ~ctuflesr sc, together win thcn couients,s ucl, as
~ "ie, merchandise. machinery aud every other des
rti"i 1i insufasle property. Also, onsttam, keeiand
W. 'a.s @i thelf cafgots 70 aud from any port on tAt
fNNelelf ~ eicftt cu iHt most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

This c%eftideate con s3H-iycly proves tlat Ills s~srsoparil-
"a has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases of
taa hlooi. Three persons cured IL oae house is ungreee,
d1Ated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
la8G1sgGe

q GOOD Cooking Stovc7--fhere is nothing in.re
~ desirable IA tho way of house furniture than q good
Cooking stove-thcre are a great many excellent s'oves
OF a variety OF Patterns NOW in use. hut we have seen
none thai appear 10 have SO many advantages as this air
iight Combination Stove. We advise housekee pers 10
cal and see this stoveat JOINSoN'S. !
Tin, Sheet Iron aud Stove ware house, No lsl, Mar.
ket square. sep.3 /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
BOOT n SHOE

tt--.s.lAN
---, .EOssN 4 Fsshiona.
~ [ bic Boot aud shoe Maker, Il few
doors below the Monroe House
Nam st. WHEELING Va.
lie wishes to inform his friends and the public gener.
ally that le has now on hand the best aud most fashion.
abe assortment Of FINE in the city, and made
b; tie hest w0rkmen ia the western country. lie also
keeps on hand a good assortment Of tine pegged Boots,
which ie sells very low. These, with everything in his
line, aud with close and constant attention to iusness
md by providing a neal aud cheap article, he hopes TO
meet The patronage Of Il discerning public.
FRENCH ,ALF SKINS.
HE has just received = fresh lot Of French Calf sk ins.
which ne 5 prepared TO manufacture into Boots aud
Shoes Tor his frieuds on very short notice, i'll his pecu.
harry neat and fashionable style. Aprl1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
CHINESE MEpIcArEp Soar Ann
THE cIRcAssIAN HENNA.

IIiIS medicinal eostneitque is a sure curative TO all
L affections OF tie sAln, impGrting .e4th and beauty
10 the comp'eNton- We have been frequently ssked WHY
we call Ranws.'s soap, Chlnese2 VI do not pretend
10 say That Railways Soap was either invented or pre-
pared in thlaa. Not al all; the Invention ia entirely
our oNn-soa also i is manufacture; tut its medicinal
agents are indigenous OF that climate, whilst its heAuti.
nihg properties are largely owing 10 TIE circassian
Lenna. The lienua is one of those meriloriolls plan,s
whose virtues asa eosuleiique has for centuries been
KNOWN only 10 the Girrassiaas. But BY tie wonder full
of Railways SOAP ~ impariing that lransnsrvnt
$ 10 the skin, health and beauty 10 The coinplec.
ton, y proof positive OF It's fare and valued virtues
Tbs, with other halaamie plants, possessing hea;ing,
purifying aud heauutN ing merits (known ON
y 10 10 Is the great secret Of The success Of Railways
soap, kadways Soap IS speedy IN lis effect OF removing
Tan, s%unAuns, pimpies, Biotehes, fusluies. letters,
sures sait kheun, kingworm, Rasi aud mosquito bites.
FOR shaving tis excellent, foo the Toilet IL il uheQailed.
Sold for - cents, large, aud IA cents small tablets, at
ne principal dePo1S, 81 CourIisn street; sd Pearl ST.,
New YORK. J&RG RAILWAY &CO.
all Pearl street, New YORK.
Sold IN Wheeling BY A o F~AiRCHiLD,
anglO Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
ssORAiE WELLS.

EdvHE TAI n We ER4EIS,
AGENT OF II CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse,
III on hand, and manufactures 10 order almost
4SA every variety OF Printers Materials, OF the latest
Styles ana most durable materials, Wholesale aud retail,
al Eastern prices, with q very liberal discount for cash.
PERSONS wishing 20 purchase an office, on application.
WIZ lie fnrnisEed with an estimate OF the quantity and
the cost of ii, by their stating the work required to be
done, the size of their paper.
me W a%shifgion Presses manufactured at this estab-
iiSllnent, are inferior to uone-a great Improvement in
thelf construction, as well as Il reduction OF price, hav.
ing taken place.
Power presses made to order. Superior Proof presses
wholly OF Iron, and an assortment Of German Types-
r ancy type, cuts aud borders, from the FCuniries o
bruce and I White of n. y, and |. Johnson, Phila.
kept on hand. Persons purchasing for cash are espe
elaiiy invited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
hidoo-seveidl second hand presses, and second hand
ioh's VI y pc, buI !iIlle woFh, for sal low. oetO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
p HALL.
REMOVAL ANDCo PARTNERSHIP.

NONTINUES TO manufacture Confectior airy Of every
~ variety, at No. - Main street, three doors above
Columbia street, C1SCINSAIf, @. Aus24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
DISSOLUTION.

HINENVTtKT TTV.Ns
rvIlE partnership h%efcleior e existlng between William
4 Anderson, Edward Anderson. Alfred Eysns, and
franklin Anderson, under the arm II W 4 EAsseRsos
/ Co Vas dissolved Apfh III, b, mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
ALFREp EVANS.
May l FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
SehE business OF the drn wiii he Conducted ~ lie
= sutscTilVfs a. heretofore under tic OLD slyie of w
: \ AsbEks0s & 20.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EBN AED ANDERSON,
Wheeling, May /. FRANKLIN A~NDEkSOS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

tSoFAi Narnis QUO own mauufieiar ~ NJ. ara,
IVY 19it FkluE Z PAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27
NEW Wholesale
BOOT, SH0E. and LEiTNER
STORE.


Monroe. between Main and Market Streets.
WHEELING, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

49,. r4aeet aaa a. Hats t.---t4a e..eeaett lF
90 tHe i.nl. 1H al-ea-ta Dtp as.#far sy-4aa. 30
nls.t tKtHa5 .tsalr aerf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-27

ass ai HHiruftia. ticlr. itst reed
AQAAEAoQA = BILLION.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
4

The Baton R6a4e fnatitule a Prospectus Of
which may he seen vt the Offices II this psrsf
and the ~PieAYuns-ths book-st0Fss or Messrs.
Norman II stsei.as veil rs all other places Of
public resort III y6w Orleans and is Vicinity;
or pfeGGfsi TN appIieafion@from The Pffnci.
pat@the tleVd. JoHV BBHks, viii be open for
the reception Of pupils on the LIST Oct, nsEt
Terms fHr B6afAers $50 dollars per anBum
payabh half yearig. In adyaaes-Musie, Draw W.
ing Dancing, Fehgiag-makiHg and repairing
clothes books aad stationery, nm extra charge.
Terms u tuition for Day~pupiIssin the . g.
I mensary branches If an English education.
Reading, Writing and Arithnetie-3 dollars
per month Classics and Mathematics-6
dollars per month / tstracti6h In French,
German, Spanish an | ItaIian-7 dollars per
m nth, or separately, 2 dollars per month
Ora wtpR~Tso esspns each week o., so per
month, or o dollars per q6arter,
Instruction In InslFume itai Music per
month.
No boarding pupil Of this establishment,
nnacc6npanied by the Principal or one Of
bis assistants, shall without special per-
mlssion-bs seen in the streets. All respon.
sibiity in relation 10 d~ay.seh6lars, sfter
school b6uts,-snd beyond view Of the Instf.
tntion t-sha1l, save N case Of some special
understanding 10 the C rntfary-ress upon
their Parents or Guardians.
Sept. 25--34. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

patssA y Ea@i BdAm - sss u Latssas,
Ivy slFtsss M a ~BBfninhBs 80 ,iissBls i firm lite
ffDHgFsbis aigth 1uliaiaI DiHtsigt ggafL, III sti Gu
fhs paaiah Of H45L Walea Hgtsss, n slii State, | Man
usl mfsfs8, AnstignssF III aud IN sHi1 Parish. will
sstE4ssby taaBifg aals, according 10 law. ~ The last
plaes. q fsstlshss sf JgAn D4vshpefl, late Of tbs Far
hi, dsss@assAs ea
1tshsBAT hs aAh 8ay u FsB-HBg A. h. 1870,
The hsIIwiha described pfJpsfty ssigifias u the STD
ueslgi Of saii deceased Ths sale - commences ai
" Utf3sh A. aE
HratFa0t ef LAM N Plantation wherein Tho te-
w. -ed.E9sidsI having n frJnt III twenty afpshts IN ire
N lsqsstti ths river Mississippi with eighty afttsnt4 III
aeytt S1uHaei above BY la8fs lately J83iah HtfHsr's,
D6w 9wnsd By H1ttta4 n Milne anil below by
theas AZ Gilbert D~Aiers@sla this Tract thatg are s1tiis
fgtt hAa1fei acres CLEARED aBi Ht for cult vati1h. he
fet " Il heavily anil ~yaluably tlmysfei, and l. susespti
Ne VI psips made one Of he best sugar plantations N
this Perish.
1sess Il suit h6w pending m the Circuit Court Of
The Uiltei States by the itaifs ef one Jafnss Fletcher
whs eaifis tls undivided three fBlFttis Of this plahias
tiBh sFh0ss wishing 10 bBeBhis purchasers afs re-
glAFedlt5 easfiits for thsfH4elyes the nature fsad
slslnl, 5sand after thA sale will take The tafanHs tiste9f
Another tract Of iaH1 situated m Warts Creek,
bounded North ny tile lines af Smith, on The South BY
De Passsu, West BY HleinBsief, ant Fast by gtifley
end Thomas, containing four hailfsl attd twenty ar
fuaStFA /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
coins N

Washington: Davis Co. Ia, Aug. ls47.
Last March, a year ago, I was taken with
vi4Ient cold. | became very weak. which
was aggravated By severe pain in my bark,
which rendered it drfieu lt for me to get ~
or down. Wright's Inian Vegetable r lis had
Just then been introduced into our town.
and + was induced by seeing them advertised
70 ~ one box. I followed the directions, and
after takinI oals five If The pills. was re-
lieved SO much that | felt in a manner, well
I have bad occasion TO Sc them tr7qlent
" since, and they have Al 'ays had the de-
sired eff Ct. I have reco nneaded the.n tC
some Of my nei.hbor<, who also TESTIFY t
their bench ial IF cs. | was son f'rihnate
as 10 purch Use at one time a bx IT c unteF
] felt plIls, not knowing them 70 b. such.
lad not used many, however, bsfors ] begaE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

TO suspect lbsm, and my suspicious have
since bgsn sgiiiFm ned by sour agent The
counterfeit was absolutely good Fl nothing.
[sigbed1 y ] KEtzo,
E=z=3@
The testimony In favor Of Wfighf's Ind
ian Vegstable pills, aUea moi proceed ff0tn
any Bfa section If 5i8iTy more thar another.
They are 70 nd 10 be- adapted equally we'll to
the North add 5ttith, to The East and West.
Here il = bit from the s4at Of government.
and, # The secret esra Hn0H6s IL might ABS
| pear hat WfiEth's Indian Vegetable pitls afp
iakan 10 assist The d custom Of Presidents
md Members Of Ctagfsssi
[Ffttp w is iinet6H City
Dr. WI Wrtght-Deaf 5if-Y6u viii have
the Kindness TO fafw#fd, ~ snon AZ pas IDLE,
tw0 ~ three gross Of totF Indian Vsepfabls
= H., The salss have n The | IT two fnsntl,s
increased ftbpidly. th6ss who buy generally
have svei asad" Aud my opinion is. hat
they will. In a short time, styafsede III tti,ars
n The city, HoBEaT FAHHHAM.
The extracts bal,w W II show The demand
which exists fUf t4at truly felab.ated ,nsdi.
8ine, Wrlgit's ItdiaH Vegetable lis, So
great Is W w sbIlb UhfiSs bilHk SOME ufa rE
less se6nndfels have taken ub The name of
"Iniian'' 50 #s 10 push off their trash under
the reputation of the original medic ne.
From Amanda, ghi1f
DR. WIN MISUNDERSTANDING that |
shall be out If your valuable Indian Vepsiabls
Pills before yrttf agent vii come tif ugh this
region to supply ne, beg you 10 forward me
u quantity II y0tns way IT rther, The Fills
. l.i.. a1..t..It. ..a1 IA.. IL a.. "a
6ppositi1n Of 8 me w6ul '+bs doc ofs, WIN
have eEertsd all their influence ii prevent
pedpls from buying ihstni aud if I had son.
tinusd supply I shall b7 abi9 to sell many of
them. Yours. ions n sANBsHmAa.
from sea View, Va
Df WIN VIZ ght=i have nearly pot through
with the pills YOU len and sem m and think
| could IN sb0rt fiina, sell sig Or SIGHT issan
MFRS The quicker I get them, the maFs |
shall sell, rs the Gktv asDn Ii fHutHp hers
consider blg, and your Pills are kad and 40.
proved r. generally more til N any madiejga
We have lad among rs fjf so He time. IN fact,
| d not know q a sinalH iHs anre where lbey
have btrn tired and d saDpr we'd If. = me of
the phystC ans don't Ike them: but I feeko,
thAy II vefh#va tired thatn. and 8 lk,ntersst
VIII gen rally he consulted. Yours DC,
LgtHEH N6rftNgH4M."
FIR s1la BY Gaa, lIefJtah la'or R6vga.
Michael LYnGb Jacks N. Thoa. Cook Layf4.
etta, j b. II Hand w FsliGiana.
Ne Clellan j. Grant, 8 ii Antonio de- Bs4ir,
TeKis.
General Depot In New OrIe ans where the
medicine sin he had nj VII les ls and retail
4. Br3nsstpa, al the Pieayune Book Biodsry
II Camps rect.
BewHre If medicine under any other natnr
than Wtighis Indian Vegstabts pits, and
see that the signature Is IN The boz.
Offices devo' I'D exclusively 10 the sale If
Wh1sHfs lEDtAH Vegetable Pitts, whota.
sale and fatail, 100 Race stfset. Ph tadut.
phiai 2g8 Greenwich street, New York; and
1913 fremont street, Boston.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
Bonnets onnefa "a

Mas. e. HUEsT,N begs leave 10 cali he
attention Ofihe ladies Off. A w. h. Rouge
to the hands0Hnest assortment Of BonDets
and other articles Of Millinery ever offered
for sale in this pace ; consisting III part of
Pearl Slravs with braided edgs Rice
bonneis with the latest style of ronpd
crowns, braided RuiIanda, plain ditto.
chain vandykes, 6oresce braids, o. an des-
criptions, satin and silk bonnets ofghe latest
city style, black leghoFn ditto Misses bon.
nets, tsreaths, and head dresses Of every
description, Flowers, and Ribbon, Tabs.
laces, and iaserfipgs of al kinds, together
vi b general assortment Of other articles
IN heriiHe which she oGsrs or sale It low
prices Tor easa al her res de1ce Ga 5gh
Street immediately back Of tbs Catho!is
Church.
Also bleaching and altering. Oh bSnaers
and Hats, made as good as new.
Dec. Is-47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
New Store---Frcsh Arrivals!
X & 40 4 X

4 New Store hHs been opened by Tho
undersigned, nj the stand formerly 6eett~
pied by Alfred Gates, on Charch 81 Get, 10
which the attention Of The public Is respect
fully called. The stock on hand IL entirely
new, having Just been selected in New
Orleans Ivy The undersigned himseli-~and
consists oftbe following vafictys-
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
df$1eh o. the latest styles Of Barese
Fancy Velvet for ehtdfen's clothing, Fancy
Raw sill 8, Oregon Pialds. Scotch and
French Plaid G%inshams, ShawIs, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and Bleached, Hosiery, Steel
Retirutes, Plaid | iHseys for Servants, Fancy
Cassime es for uentiemsns' wear, Nv. Jeans
! ed and Whis Flanneis, Cotton Flan, Ell.
| FINE Dimity, White Jaeobet and Camhric.
Book anil SWISS Muslin, irish Linen, Hem.
| Stitched and PLAN Linen Camb, HpGps.
Cott6nades Of ali kind &C.,
SHOES.
A general assortment, IN,
| Ladies' rnl0rsd Hnd black Bootees, L4d eg'
u skins, Ladies' Slippers. lid rs Broeans
Of III 1u ~llttsg, Chitdfene' and Yo this Shoes
Gentl+nens' black Blote y, Gents' Nor eco
| Bfog II Kip Bfolans, Mems slippe,s, &C,
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk, G,ngb IN aud Cotton; all aizes.
GLOVES,
A first rate quality Of BHckskin rid ne
Gloves, aleo, f'ncy and black kid Gloves for
ladies' and gentlemen.
PEKFUMERY.
A choice and ( egh assortment n Essences,
Pomade, Gems de Perse, Cosmetiques,
Creme d'Amandes.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers Wishing TO buy a first rate
article offs lump tob eco, II Nfw Orieans
prices, won d d vel TO ell md rxam ne, be-
fore ordering from tn. city-nlso, a ample Of
Sp,niah c g,rs. Both Of the sbo G named
articles, vii be enab ed, in future b fur
Nah in Baton Roug', 1t ty prrces--having
mad arrangements to that eff ct, with an
Impo ter.
The whole Of the goods abtv enumerated
Will be told 1T the lowest pric = for CASH.
Ct 1877 ED. +. w. BOEGEi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

= ""''"+ @''"" '"ta'
y G RteaA0e ct sa teane ptuftss writ de
W iefi ttrina
y r, BIs ,chatL
lts, tarnlu4 p'ar1as writ !, Eori ia las
4 pi5t a5er,4a par raonarshis Caur du
BAnA Dtstrtrt t4itetstre, sue In paroisse
d'tl.etj BNan. 'taute, d'as 81 pruf Ia par.
at,,f ct Etat sHa.lttc, Il sart yendu 4 Ia
an ,i8et Dc cour d. Ia pt]roiase sua.dtte,
.samndt 4 Mars proclaim (lsis)
4 / hrurca du mattn. tnus lea drotts, tires
et pretcn tinn1 ds dalcn leur Pierre Blan.
chael aux prophecies f%i.aprt' decrites, sai.
sies5ltH't aTttre chdet'us.
EFiat H3grasse e>c'are aghe de 80 ans
ct sts rpGah' Octave sE6e DE- ID AN. Vie.
tor aga de 7 aus, Emma @ ans 1t Virtottnr
Aagt, Zrline 29 aus II ses rnIans Jastn
mint an. ct Annette 4 ans. T,tnetIe 42
ans. Oh ,rlrs "a ana. Julia II aus. Fegay
- 4ns, " 'la ~ ans ri Hes cntans Debnys
@ aes at william 4 IA
Saisi poar ea'isIaIfe au iHgement, iateret5
al ifais dtns 10 process gu3 dit,
CoNptrIuNS-Au comPttnt.
V. BLANCHARD. SherIt.
.Jlh, %. 81. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
T U RACES

The second spring meeting 0psr The
Mngnolia Course, wW begtH On Moaday
1871 March nsat and continue GBs days.
FIRST DAY.
JoeHBY Ebus PuHss 800, entrance 10
PR cent added two or more entries 10 on.
lille the winner 10 the Prise. Nile heats.
3D. DAY.
Jo6RHY CbBB PVHsg 5000, conditions
A. for ths first faBs-two mile heats.
81. DAY.
JooHBY CLuH-ptvss $3.50 conditions
rs for the first raeeat the mstting@mils
heats. best thtss IN five.
4th DAY.
J66HEY CbUB pgHss 5000, entrances ten
per cent, conditions 49, a~boys--ihrss mile
heats.
ST.. 9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CbtB PBasB $500, entrance len
per cent, conditions as ab6vs-fouf mile
heats
A ma n II cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
doom d ELLIOT
Pf6DFistors,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
DRUG STORE ron A l.

The undersigned, DESTROYS Of max ng n voy
age to Etr pr, offers for sale his drug st. Q,
established for about ff cen yssrs ii Baton
Rouge, in a most desirable ]loeati6t r, the estt b.
iishmeni is pa ron 1Sd by = iarga numbat Of
good Gust m rs, and Is Yield q d sure income
All persons ind bed to him either fr &C.
counts o. notes contracted before the eHfrpf ut
year tlB470 are hereby requested / call and
settle h. same imm diatnIy. Those thst will
7ot have been paid before HD month Of Janu=
ary nsst, will then bs placed in The hands Of
an vt tnay for collection
Tic undersigned iss recently renewed
entirely his stock Of dfbgs & madiGinas, simpie
ard compound; m is p eparsd rs heretofore,
to furnish the same & his friends on the most
reasonable terms and prices.
b. tOUHDAN.
November l5=41 If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
West BafOn RNmge

English AND FRENCH ACADEMY.
Knowing for ing tim the actual necess.
ity If ii good English and Fr nch Academy
established at Brusle Landing Of West
Bat II Ro &c and being anxious to procure
to the rising youth all the means for obta n
ing a good education, | did moi hesitate 10
employ as an assistant in my school, Mr..
CLANCY Barker, a very we'll qualified pro.
fessor Of the English Language, who poss.
esses very gOOdi recommendations either as
a professor or a gentleman; and to take
upon my part q ] the expense TO furnish a
very comfortable school house 10 preserve
the health ofthe pupils who 'haIl attend the
school. Around tn school house is a va.t
yard very commodious for every kind of
gymnastic exercises.
All the necessary branches (either in
English or Frrnch,) will he sufficiently
taught to give the pupils all he necessary
qualifications 10 enter any University.
Having received during three years
much encouragement from the inhabitants
of West Baton Rouge, the undersigned
thanks them m st sincerely, and hopes that
they will con'inue TO ence urage HIM in the
important and laborious task which be has
under AIKEN.
TERMS.
For one language only, 81 so per quarter
" English and French 10 90"
Latin Language 500"
]. CARE, A. NJ.
Professor Of The French and Latin Ian.
guages:
References: Nessrs Rosemond Hebert,
Val.ntine Hebert, D. Landry, r. Landry,
Their nee Defichebourg u. Doiron.
w ST BAton Rouge La. Jan $50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
NOTICE

Whereas Etienne D. Courmes has applied 70 the
undersigned Clerk Of the Sixth Juiicial District Court
in and for the Parish of East Baton Rouge to be APP
pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of Henriette Ca
veIier Maxent deceased.
Notice is hereby given 70 al persons interested %
shew cause within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice, why the said Application should not be
granted. JOS. w. FOWLER Clerk.
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