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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
cHAvArs' soAEEs, STOCKS, sUsrhN-


TUE subscriber has Just received and is NOW npc,in,
si"nuii aSsnTiin'nt vt Embroidered. Figured ami
an sam SIX aud Mrino travals aud Scaris the I.iest
fashions and most beautiful STYLES.
STOCKS.
supply Of Tenants a MInchegteI's very best Satin
ELK and BOmnlZur Stocks
sUsPESpERs.
Asuppy Of very superior Susp"udcrs consisting Of sill
pcThuc CmhTuiuci.i six and StIk NrIy,t Cr,, 80.
aud the very best Englisl, Hue skin
UMBREILAS
Also fine assortment OF Richardson's superior HIM.
hrclss. ''f''''' ''"'
All of which arc "rrr eel to cusiomer- and the puIc
generally, al unusually low prices
lie 3 ELISHA sIIFppERsON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
HAT MANDATORY,
Uuu---- nm. ON M-r.-- lL----- MIN ---.- !.

Opposite the Old Market House, Man street.
Tho subscriber respectfully Informs his
49, ! customers ami the public, that Doe Isl now
49, J prepared 90 furnish Hose iu the trad, with
! HAISof every quality, from 81 - 90 slu,
f4.Ssaeh K they consist uifAC various shapes and
E<E&SztA uurs uDg use. Merchants and dealers
NAf> - will fud on eNtmtuat on, fiuC Tjmsnr
and AZ prices with wIchlhsy viii. bee pleased lis stock
ui spring and summer L'EbuTu AMI Palm Leaf Has
usually large, AMI being selected 10y himself Sew YORK
aud Boston well aIupel'n this market Ill prices on
I occasions viii be found least Iow Ue offered
boo any other House the trade. lic alec supplied
usual with Haffnr's materials Furs Of the various kinds
Trimmings la FDIrs, six Plush SUeae, Extract ufIug.
wpot Brushes taris, TIP Paper &c. Sc; all which will
hC sol! 40 small advance.
The Ladies ar" respectfully Informed that they will GuJ
an assortment ui the most beautiful Lc-u0Tu HAS for chill
dTen and infants, u the latest broad hrim muIr.
Wn &i--2u John DOOIEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
NOTICE -Tn ,fnnACCnN1Ars

d..
his entire Patent Right Tor Tin Rorcs ioI pgisnr ma.
huiactuted Tobacco We therefore forbid all peTsors
using ihetn unless rurciLseiuf us-wch We will make
10 ORDER and on reasonable crms At Tin stove Crate
.' SecI non MauuaciCrysa few doors below the Ben
Tavern. II a e n NciIER
lIRS JOHNSON has not removed az has been tho se
w conf time reported but stll continues upon Cover
not's street, over Dr ChambCrlan's once nearly orpo
se Dr IcihbdCc, Dentist ready atcua Ia her PROBES
'ona Services heretofore II strangers require Tsfo
Ien,G she can give 1t from the best ply scians in Rich
tfIl L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
m Dfnlg'is, sole lEcnts for richmond,
CUTLERY, GUNS. a

TUE subscIuc-s receiving by the ships RIOS.
Gus and -, field, from Liverpool large assortment
81 brung am aud Sheffield Hardware, CONSISTING IN par
on AHVis. wees screw Plates, &C Carpenters patent
rim Locks Curry iOubs, Trace Chains, Halter CHAINS
Hoes with irl assortment Of heavy Hardware Rodgers
y son hnC Hhlc uuu pocket Cutlery, Graves S1ns 10
botspn and Butchers fos, saws aud Edge Tools Ibbu
sons auh "aldrun.s Scythes &c Tor sale by
apl VAN IEW& SMITH
HAYS LINIMENT-A CERTAIN CURE ron,
II TIE PlLLS-IucTc are numerous certificates 0fihc
most rcsnect5bie aul authentic character many which
NAV b" examined whcfC hC lriir sold. d ag
an external application. aud for many other complaints
enumerated ~ The wHppcT,I considered kably
ccivo hut of the Plsst has equal are b6und
10 refund In al where satisfied the contents
ola bottle has been used without cfIcctur a cure md lie
empty bottles returned. FOR .aic 10y
GANNbR 81 ROYSTER,
M Druggists, sole agents Tor Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

made In The best manner and from The bca material.
Ihose pou1ha will hc Hod NJ The moderate prrr I "a sll
s,anusi lh'y hIeualy ln cErcclauono Of rceey.na
arEe loi II those manufactured Nv Rurqira Norr.s a
Mason Of Mnsaachuscs, embracing IHisfifs or s,.i,t
Green -warn, fr0s The smallest o. tho arrca szo ''
Intend NJ 10 keep large assortment of the v,ous
NJ foughs manufactured NJ the North Farmcra ,nT tb
may ~ aN times rely Upon procuring supplies such ks
az viii be satisfactory both price ans quality
m4 GWEITEN PEAgP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
DIR. >WASNl.'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or PRUNUS VIRGIN

Or. WILD CHERRY.
IOR Coughs. Colds, AsIlunas, ConsuuptIoos or ,,,v
Il symptoms indicative Of PccforaI pisrasr .,,niyy
IccciStd aud tor sale hy 'if'
LNELL, JOHNSTON & LYEII
~ - ~ j MrkI- LlIl. ON rsIln.I n..I.lu...I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

t"IR, UHL0g lawn. H00k Mul, latc0ut Clmbrlc, Tor.
dCd and PaIi NusIna
Fancy sfrrcda and Checked Swiss an Cambria Musins
Tor UTreere
cline. White, Pink and sraw, Tarleion NIalins, a new
and beautiful article for SlfHwlz ard Dresses.
Corded DiniioH, Siripci and Figured Window Nusna;
Linens; Lawns and Diapers.
Uafra0k Cloths from IN 10 quarter with DovUes
ana M hnatO match,
Hrown Satin Dlfunsk Aprons. new article
81 tui and " linen shccfInns.
Towel. " andIIuskatucks, and Morino Covers. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters All,
&C, OlL., WINDOW Gass GlassWare, &C. which lhcY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

GOT, Spirits TurprntuD.
MISCELLANEOUS ART1CLES-Surgical Instruments
sinccts, Eyanss hCst, imperialism and warrant.
81 genuine; ApOthcrarirs sui IoutccuunrTs I,s Fur
ntuTc assorted nt all descriptions; Walls Blt les Cotks
SC; Pcrinmcry, soaps Tooth Brushes Pov,lcrs a.
Paints, dry aud ground in oil, Oils, Window GlaFs utusc
ColOTs, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDI INEs-Physciana and
Country Merchants select COO from AS Iatrc ami
he Sateo. Virginia. ~ '' w
no The most prompt attention paid to packing and
nh IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

QIILEks IAsIELESS SElDLIIZ POW DEKs-Sc--I
- H foWlefs' which are ususualy offered the public
m lNn sc a"r portions are ~ these by process which
prevents any sponidnsous action other comb.
ueI no one compound powder tc clrrycscnE solution Of
which, On wafer, svcry nearly tastocss.
Besidcs bong more pdatablc, Is made / much esa
Tune and with Infinitely less trouble than mat produr ed
with tic two powders prepared n The usual way Fot sale
aus Corner oI n ,n,t i5t, ',r,.,,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
CapT.rS CHARLES W. MoRGAN-There wa

CAPTAIN CHARLES W. MoRGAN-There wa
no Drawer or worthier man among the nine officers
who were recently presented with swords of non
or bv the State of Virginia. than Captain Charles
w Morgan, OF the U. S. Navy. We recoliect an
anocdote Of his galan,ry during the late war, re.
lated 10 Us by friend, and which believe IS
no, generally known.--[N. Y Times
At the commencement of the war the now ST.
yer barred veteran was gay, young midshipinah,
attached TO the Constitution, and was on board
that ship in the celebrated action with the TueE-
riere. On that me mora bic occasion he performed
an act OF the most heroic daring. Soon alter
the commencement Of the battle, both became
developed in aahcavy cloud Of smoke, from the IN
ccssan, cannonade, that it impossible to
distinguish either from the deck of the other.
At this period, young Morgan respectfully sug-
eested TO Com Hull that man should be sent
aIoft, to ascertain the position of the Gurriere.
and direct the men how 10 point the guns.
The Commodore declined to send any man on
n service so desperate. Young Morgan lmmed.-
ately volunteered, up the shrouds, and IN a
few moments was directing the men, at the guns,
from amidst shower of balls. His clothes were
cut in Il half dozen places and he received one
or two slight wounds while in his perllous posi-
ton. When the British friGaie surrendered, her
commander enquired of Com. Hull, whether this
real man who had been stationed in the
shrouds of the Constitution, "Ycs,'' vas the re-
PLY. s.whv do vou ASK BECAUSE said Dacres
IRE hare been firing at him for this half hour; he
must have IA charmed life.'e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
MOrisOn,s Pills.
The Vegetable Unirersal Medicines Of Tie British
COLLEGE of Hedlth.

Inc bfgetd0te GalreTSdt HedtclneS OF the Brush
College of Health.
VNHE Hygean sycrem of Medicine having truth for it,
foundation, and simplicity for It's has stood
the of tme-has trumphed prejudice and oppo
tion. and has become tco-id-reaotcned!
These Medicines cure ALL DISEASES that admit of
cure-wHY 7-because all diseases have ofgin-inpu
rity of Blood and shese medicines only
efcacious of all purifiers of the blood
stomach heallhful action g7od
blood--whch health The following speaks for itself:
MORRISON.S PILLS-CAUTION.-Bnti. College
of Health, Hamilton Place. -Feso Road, London July
y, ls40.
Whereas Horao Shepheard Moat, New York, late
General Agen, the British College of Health Londoa
publicly making of my for the sale Of certain
medicines purporling be mine. This certify,
an, III connected with such medicines, and
protest against my by said Hora
ing calculated mislead the public And further declare.
Dr.. George Taylor Of w all street. New york, my
only authorised Agent United States America.
whom alone and the Agents duly appointed by
him. my medicines had genuine. In witness
OF, have hercunto my hand and seal
Signed, JAMES MoRIsoS the TIyges;,
President of the British College Of Healta
GEORGE TAYLOR. 81 Wall street, y. YORK. Member
of the British College OF Health. ana
Sole Agent for the T. States
The above Medicines may b. had genuine al the BOOK
Store of ID. P. HOLLl" Af
Richmond Ia De- ID Ia40 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

NJ OFICE.-The Stockholders in 'The Richmond Ira
| ding and Manufac turing Compauy,' nre hereby no.
lifed that Sth and last Instament, SEA each
share of stock in said Company will be required the
ls dag May 1871 which time those who shall have
paid all the insiaments due stock Will Ger
tfcaes of the number 81 held by them respectively
And those who in their Stock account
thus early warned make due provision for the settlement
same, before the above named time, they
cH posttrely be proceeded against according the
of tie charter; enyconsIstent with the
has been extended towards delinquent stock
holders-bur herein stated, shall have expIr
ed, they need expect further indulgence
By order of the Board. JNO lIAINES. Sccy.
Richmond Oct. 9th, 1870 A0-7m.
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REMITTANCE By MAIL.
FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.

81 Postmaster may enclose money letter TO the
Publisher Of Newspaper, pag tie snbscrfofton of a
Htrd person. and frank tie letter. rcritten by inaSe
NorE.-Sone subscribers may not be aware of the a
bovc regulation 1t will be seen, that by requesting the
Postmaster WHARF, they reside frank their letters contain
subscription money, he will do being satisfied
nothing what sub
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
NEW SHOE SHOP.

undersigned have commenced business in the shop
adjoining the Book and formerly occupied by
E. Evans & Son, where they have hand good
Boots and Shoes, and will manufacture order
good STYLE all kinds of work and the
stand repair nothing They 70. sale, FINDI>Gs
which will be sold reasonable prices They solici,
share of pa ,ronnge Country produce taken exchange
for work.
STRANG & FLEMING.
Richmond, March 18th, 1871. lott.
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Terms of Advertising.-.ONE DOLLAR per square for
three Insertions and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each adj
dtona insertion.TES LINES, or the occupied by
25O counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all over square, and less than square and
half to be counted square and ha-Per square for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for months SIX Dol
LARS or IN DOLLARS per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per arnum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS annum- Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the VIII be charged for
column of 1000 ms. 660u for fourhs
of a column. $4,000; for half n column, $780, for
quarter of n column. Se3O0A dedction of 20 sent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter OF
column, when inserted by the half and not
altered Chancey notices and petitions o' divorces, must
be paid nva rably i'll advance Advertisements coming
from Abroad must be accompanied with the cash, ness
ordered Tor publication by a brother publisher.
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II E NOV AL f.:

.2AEN[S 8 VItE-S2So
NIOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally. TINT nave removed the If
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, three doors South
OF A. SIddas corner. where they will be happy wal, on
their old customers and all Others who may
their custom Thankful for pas, avors they would re-
quest continuance of All work warren,ed 10 ri.
or pay. Cutting done order. on shor, notice
n. b. Wood, Lumber, all kinds of country produce
taken i'll change for work.
Richmond, Jan. 50. 1S4l. #
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

of Saturday snys:-"Our information from ash
inglon is TO the effect that the new Cabinet have
been diligently engaged In investigating the con
dition of their several departments, and they lind
every branch of the public service IN Il dcplorable
state of confusion and di!apidation la many OF
the bureaus no regular accounts have been kept
and thousands and hundreds of thousands have
been sQuandered without vouchers, and without
the scratch OF Il pen TO tell where :hev are gone.
The system was introduced by Kendall & CO. TO
avoid dotcc ion-but it may be. tina, the firm is
destined TO disappointment Skitul and iabori
men upon its track, and they Will leave
no stone unturned TO expose to the people the
pillage TO which they have been subjected. The
amount of The public debt imposed upon the coun
try by Van Buren's Administrations has not been
fully and exactly ascer,ained. II is known. how
over, that there IS national debt, Of many mil
lions"
The state of things thus declared TO exist, by
tho Richmond Wing, shows the inperious neccs
sity of new set OF BOOKS and not only th1'
but, IN mercantile phrase, regular and rigid
"accoun, Of stock ;" ut The commencement of the
new ndmlnistTaiion-so as 10 ascertain how much
has escaped from being used up, and what of val
has survived tho twelve years mIsrule Of Jack
son Van Burensm! The Reform administration
must, in the nature of things have oDerous
and difficult labor TO perform. in ascerrainng all
that should be known, of The actual condition and
indebtedness % .'~ s..--,--.e..', r.- ous me
commencement of the extra session a new
set OF books, with toll inventory OF stock, Ill
Of course mark tho commencement of the Re-
form administration. Without these prelimina.
ries. neither people nor people. administration,
could realize the reforms which are SO much need
ed. This for the future But as regards the
past. The business men not 10 be enviod
who have the insk conferred upon them, of set
;ling up the old books Of the Loco Foco Con-
Germ. And with all tho care, and attention, and
industry of the Assignees it may be well ques-
toned whe ether that old firm-so prodgal of prom
iscs-wiI eventually pay fifty cents in the dol
lar!
Whales spout; so do politicians Murder will
out; 50 will the meaeels. Good men are scarce !;
50 IS British gold. Humbugs are plenty; so are
fools.
A FACT WORTHY OF NorIcE-I, was ascertain
ed by careful investigation of the New York Tenn.
perance Society. that out of 939 inn keepers sell
ling arden, spirits, 59S became bankrupt.
gentleman popping his head through tai
lor's show window. exclaiming-'what o'clock i
il by your lapboarG upon which the tailor lifted
up his lapboard and struck him blow on the head
answering, at has jus, struck one"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
Copper, Brass, Sheet-irOn and
Iln.Ware MamufactOry

ME subscriber takes this method informing
Il of Richmond and the public generally tina. he
has commenced the above business Richmond where he
intends keeping constantly hand general assortment,
OF Copper, Brass. Shee.-on Tin ware:-StlIs Brew
Fuller Dye, and atters Kettles every description
made 10 order at the shortest good
like manner ali kinds of Copper wash, and
ties kept constantly on hand also, general assormen,
tiuwae which viii be sold wholesale retail on as
good be bought rhe All OF re-
pairing done the notice The highest price
will be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN
Richmond, May l6, 1870. l9-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

ME above described Farm, situated Henry
Il ship. Henry county, lndana well known the '.Od
Indiana r ARM lying miles of New Castle on
the road leading from New Castle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ming two hundred and fifty first quality of
arabic land, part of IL being in Blue River bottom,
well adapted 10 stoch-being well and in n high
state OF cultivation the Improvements
frame House. with h,chen several log stables,
ana Two small log tenements suitable troopers There
young Orchard OF thrifty Apple, Peach, Plumb
Trees The above arm of the frs, on
Blue River there IS good, unimprovai NH Site
premises, which renders II valuable all of which
disposed OF on reasonable terms, by applying
scriber, living in New Castle Henry Co. Indiana
WM. d. SHEPHERD
r s. Any person, having good and assorted stock
of Goods, and wishing exchange Real Estate, may
ind It 10 his advantage call and premises
dressing a line TO the subscriber. w ID. s.
March tth, 1911 Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

y AIZOR STRAPS.-A new article. manufactured in
the Book Store.
"ERM AN-ENGLISiI ALMANACS for sale by
" Jan. l6. 1911. D. p. Holloway.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

A FACT WORTHY OF NorIcE-Ttw was ascertain.
ed by careful investigation of the New York Tenn.
perance Society. that out of 939 inn keepers sci.
ling arden, spirits, 59S became bankrupt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

Whales spout; so do politicians Murder vii
out; so will the meaeels. Good men are scarce
80 IS British gold. Iumbugs are plenty, so are
fools.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10
More Light More Liohtli

The Subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Rich
moad and its vicinity, that he has commenced manufac
turirg
CAV KLaIS.
quality. made from the best materials,
and good will neither
weather. He hopes that by ma
king none bur good articles, will and receive
ton of their patronage anufac tory Marion Street,
next dnor Judge Stanton.
NJ Ii. TalIow and Beeswax bought. exchanged for
Candles. SAMUEL fUMfIl<Ef
LET, o,1 5o-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

gentleman popping his head through tai.
ior's show window. eSclaiming-'What O'Clock i
1t by your lapooarcF-upon which the tailor lifted
up his iepooard and struck him blow on the head
answering, cit has jus, struck one.-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
Vol XIII
7pTRlIe'.

TIE price Of the Gazette il SIX DotLARs
nor nanun, one hal. payable q aivance' anu
he rena.nias instrument ut Tie commence
Should ary ono by removal or otherwise w!sh
70 decline Lig further subscription, he must
rive n,,jcs to TINT efIoot before the expiration
q the year, otherwise he will be considered
"A subscribing Tor another year,
ny Aarcnisements will be char ;el as 'o'-
Iowa. Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines, or Tess, will be inserted tor ONE
Do,rAr, and Furry CENTS for each 'suose-
onent insertion; longer ones IN the same
ratio. a.Ior.1
rvill he publ shca in English and French I'M
I'll forbid, onl charged accordingly,
For ali Official advert senents the o't'cers,
personally, viii be deemed responsible ana
n ease Of refusal TO respond for the same ny
said officers, such advertisement viii mol re
published, Until the payment be satisfactorily
secured.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY FOR
TAXES.

II conformity with an act of the lerjs'a-
lure OF the S.1te'of Lol slan1, approved Feb
r,iary the Oh, 1929, and in accordance vi h
A resolution OF tie board of eelcc'men OF the
town of Blon Rouge, passed the 30th OF
Sep. 1911, the undersigned torn
magistrate, will proceed to sell at Puol.c auc-
ton on
MONDAY he Oh day Of December next,
1911, at the court house IN The town of Baton
Rouge, between the usual hours of sale, all
the RIGHT, title, teres', and claim of the ioE-
lowing persons, non-residents of said tnwr, IN
and to the fol owing described property lor
| taxes due thereon 10 the corporation OF he
own OF Baton Rouge, TO wit:
| Watson Browns heirs, | Io., l20 eet on north
street by % IL Get deer, IN Halls row,
for the taxes of 1895, SO, 81, 81, 80 ard 40.
Ba'est Bone heirs, | To-, no 10, 81. 81, Dcaufc-
gard town, for the taxes OF l~36, ~, 3s,
80 and 40.
Euen Caraby, 6 lois no.3, As, 6, 6, 50. Il,
Beaure -ard town, fer the taxes OF loo, ~,
81, 80, so and 40.
John +. Canong ,5 lots, no. !, =, :, d, 5, 81
81, Nor:h, BaaureTarI tcwl, 2 los 10, J,
=, al s., Sou h 40 do irr the ,axes OF
1884, 35, 81, 81, g, 80 and 40.
Charles Coz on, % argen's Of lands, Ecr the
taxes OF 1895, 81, 80, 80 and 40
J 3 Claio.'s hers, 2 lois NJ. 7, IL, 81. 33,
Bequrerard own, tor the taxes OF 1887, 81,
80 and 40
Keaedy and Dpechamr, 6 .ots no p 3, q, 7,
8 anl 8, So 81, Beauregard town, for the
taxes Of 1884, IS, So, 81, 80, 80 and 40
Thomas Es'evan's heirs, 4 arpen's OF land IN
Snan,sh tow. n. for the taxes OF 1885, SO, 81,
50, 80 and 40.
Honore Camel, | lot no. 8, 81 2 Be1uregard
towr, for the taxes o: 1884, 35, 81, 81, %,
80 and 10. .
Guesnon's hers, I lot no. 33.sq. !, Beaurerard
town; NV. quar.e.,'sG.2 %, Bearreeard OWE,
North half SO. 62, B~eauregard towr North
halt, 81. 3, Bsauregari town, for the taxes
of 1855, SO, 81, 38, 80 and 40,
]. Hlbeau, l 10: no. Csc S, Grass town, for
the taxesef 1885,, 81. 80, 80 and 40.
P. X. Laurence, y lois enf're,>q a, Beaure-
gard own 2 lots no. 5. &, sc. az, DO. Do
for the CAKES of 1891, 50, g, 81, IS, 81
and 40.
James Moony, 10 los entire, 50. q, Beoure-
gard town, FOR the axes OF 1888, Sc, 81, 80,
80 and 40.
John Necks. 6 los, no. e., s, Q, lc,' II,
~ 81, B~eouregard towr, 'or the taxes OF
1885, 36, 81, So, 80 and 40.
Doyain!que seghe-S, 10 lots entire, So. 90
Beauregard town; l lot no 5, 50 I, Beaure-
gard town; l lot no d, 50 10, do. DO, tcI
the taxes OF 1881. 35, So, 81, 80, 80 and 40
Richard Terrel, 8 los 70. 3, 4, 10, go hy 22z
fee. Hall row, for the taxes OF 1886, 81, 50
80 and 40.
Ozam Woodruff, l lot no Il, So. 13. Beaure,
gard town, for the take, OF 1886, 81, g, Is
and 40
William O. Winston, 2 lots no, ], :, 81 q
Be urarari town, for the taxes of 1888. 3o
81, 80, SO and 40.
Terms of sale, cash.
Acts Of sale to be passed before the Par:sl
Judge.
Baton Rouge, oct.2 "a