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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
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SUPERIOR ARTICLES! 4e
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS, SHOE BRUSHES, BLACKINC, &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING .rRIINKs G, pppr
DN"'' S"oS bhoShtss BLACklNC, &c.
Wholesale and Hrfail.
VsNHE Subscribers have received their Fan ,,a
,.,.,e. -, a. "a anu e~~ se'e'e 1y orr "f ctx exr
laenr.r. at the North AZ VERY ,it -, ''-sni'a 'ani
p.inz larges, most extensive ana ss, a .
such goods bought any house in thus CIV or An. re-
taiing YORK Pblabelnbi, ar r,r;n. -.
consists in pan OF IN. e,rvrg Co.'s. " e o'f "oek
FOR CE,STI rurS
GentlcInenS superior Wate, Proof ROOT.
for superior .tye bv tho.e r.l.h,.a
mrerS J. Mics e Son. Of Phladelpha.
ccn'enens beautiful dre Boots BY above rnsnufse
Gentlemen. heavy u,,., ,,,,, ,,.,.
Do hnr ra,f -, -, ~ ~ w. - avn 20
Do ki, ma ,.,-.,t r.. I.a.
Mems and boy. wa;er so@,. So, -. - - V -, b.
SHOES ''' ''' ''ie''"''
Gcniiernens fine calf dres- sl...s ,o,,. h , MI. . - =
superior and pt-try - ~ ~ '''e' . e''+ 'e'y
Gentlemen. superio. water proof sbos ,,a h Mo-. O.
ceniien'ens fine Booees from common 10 the ver f.s.
anuf> " VIZ wy ""eSe
Mems heavy .ewet Rros,,. ,,.-. .,....
Boys do Do vc,, .ap, am A'is' ''~eS
Mems boys heavy s.wed Ricbmord ma. 49,. ,.,
black and n. -, -. -. 1851
Lined and BrocueS a mo, e,c.Ien, ,,,.. go -
FOR LADIYs ~T'
ladies' beautiful Cater Boots thick and thin cole.
DO DO silk quilted Walking snos. s,,..n. - -,
Ladies' do French n,osocco ice Bn.tin. anu "e'P
Do superior French morocco and I'D W,n.;n, sh.o..
great variety and OF In. latest s,vla e N
Ladies' fine seaIsxin Walkin- stooS -, -,
pretty and cheap -
Ladies seal-sun at 81. 81 rel nj 81 e5
Do fine French morocco dr. sIin,e,s ~ ~ NJ.
Cudys make. Robinson celebrated ma
olr me Md and French Ties pretty and eban
ules me whiie and blue black
SNAKE " ~
Ladies' sliprers rnoroceo ,,s ~, . -
cents IS 81, 81 up To 81 75,tse a, 81 We ,s,
larry recommend as the best money ever seen IN Rie
mond N''
Ladies travelling Over Shoes a great variety
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
FRENCH LANGUAGE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

il'c n L L Oh SALE.
INHE subscribers will offer for sale. privately
until the 18th day of JANUARY that large and com,
nous BRICK building situated addition 10 the r,v 81
Mehnond and not disposed Of before day will then
ne offered Al public sale IL O'clock premises az f
not on the fair day The dveIn, ho,ss
TWO large rooms and passage the first
on each Of the hoEs above. and rooms T. 49,.
also on The premises good and coal bous- and ne.
o. as me water to be found city together with
den which contains ground well enclosed For ten.
NJ IT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.

YNHE Wings of Connecticut will hold State Con day of January ext, for the purpose of nominating candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Trca- surer, Secretary and Comptroller, and for doing any other business proper to come before them The Con; venton to consist of delegates from each :own equal to double the number of it's representatives in the Ge neral Assembly. The committees in the several towns will please call meetings Of the Whigs on venent time) for the purpose of choosing delegates to said Convention and it is particularly requested that every town be fully represented. The Wings of Connecticut remain firm and unbroken, and they have only to put forth exertons such as were made in l83S 's9 40 and A. to ensure glorious triumph.
 JAMES F. BABCOCK, ) Wkig
 EZRA EZRA 5. HAMILTON, stets Central Nesv Hdven, NeU. 29, 1S42
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
New and Valuable Art. Gliding Oy GeglUSgseSSaae.

TNHE inhabitants of Litchfield County at0
 A respectfully informed that MT. Reuben Merriman has purchased, from MT. z. H. Ward, the right of GLIDING, by this valuable process, for this county, and is ready to show specimens of this Art, and to do any work, at his Jewellers Shop in East-Slrcet: !: such us Watch Cases, Spectdcles, Pencil Gases, Siluer and German. Siluer Wares, Surgical In- struments, 3c. fc. All articles Gilded with Gold or Silver in this way can be warranted for durability, will stand all acids, and for beauty need only be seen. Its application to Steel and all the finer Metals, make it Q valuable Art, from its ability to preserve from tarnish and rust.
 Dr The public will do we'll to call and examine samples of Gliding on Spectacles. Pencil Cases, Watch Cases, Dials, &c. &c. 27 R. MERRIMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
District ef L;tck6sld, $.

PrOb0te Court, Dec. 6. 1S42.
 UPSTATE of JOSEPH ALLYN, late of N Torrington, in said district, deceased.- Ordered, that the administrator exhibit his administration account to this court for ad. justment, at the Probate Office in Litchfields on the 9th day of January, lS4S, at 10 o'cl'k, forenoon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the ad- ministrator will cause this order to be pub. lished in newspaper printed in LitchReld county and post copy thereof on the sign- post in said town of Torrington, nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt. 2
 Certified by
 go ELIsHAS s. ABERNETHY, Judge. Al Court of Probate holden at Salisbury sOifh-
 in and for tke District of Sharon, oe tke 27th
 dag of October, lS42:
 Present, John c. Machel, Esq. Judge. nN motion of the Executors of the last O will and testament on the estate of SAMUEL Roop, late of Canaan, in said dis trict, deceased; this court doth decree, that six months from this date be allowed and li- mited to the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to said executors-and also die rects that public notice be given of this ore der by advertising in newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting copy thereof on public signpost in said town of Canaan nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record.
 27* JOHN G. MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
DISSOLUTION.

AT a Court of Probate holden at Harwin- Alton. in the probate district of Harwinton, on the 9th day of December. lS42: Estate of OzIAs WEBSTER, late of said district, de- ceased the administrator represents the estate insolveDt and prays the appointment of commissioners thereon Whereupon. or- dered, that commissioners to receive and ex- anime and adjust the claims "i ihe creditors of said estate, be appointed at ihe probate office in fIarwinion, on the 3lsl day of Dec, ls42, at 1Oo'clock, forenoon - and that all persons interested tn said estate, may be no- iified thereof. the administrator will causc this order to ba published. in . newspaper printed in Liichficld, lnthe county af Lilcb. field, and post a copy thereof on lho public siqnpost in said kfarwinlon. A lruo copy nl record. @ BEN6yxn HApKN. JndBe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

Mir EDTroR-I understand that two of the disciples of Miller arrived in this village last evening, and were in quest of place to expOund their doctrines to this now unbelieving community. hwill be diff cult matter for them to resuscitats those emotions of fear which have long been silently wasting our physical powers and casting a general gloom over the visagss of our peaceful inhabitants, but which have been, suppose, efectually allayed by the l recent highly interesting series of sermons by the Rev. MT Payne, and which are as yet incomplete trust that their christian brethren here will tArow open their public doors and give the opportunity of hearing what they have 10 say about lS43. If we ] should happen to coincide with them by being per- suadef that the whole is to be wound up next year, why then we shan't trouble ourselves about next 1 springs elections Jun. l MT. EDrroR-I was happy to perceive in the last number of your valuable journal an article signed "Justce'
 The individual who would so far forget the charac- ter of man as to insult unprotected females rich ly deserves the severe castigation which has been administered Unfortunately, however, your cor respondent was net particular enough in designating the person referred to. Much harm might be the consequence of this-the innocent might be, and in fact have been suspected. The writer of this com munication labored under an erroneous impression hmsel suppOsing the individual referred to to be resident. For fear that others may be similarly i'm pressed, and from an unwillingness to have any of our citizens suspected, would beg leave to an- nounce that it was a Journeyman Tailor who came recently amongst us and who purposes to make but temporary stay. Or CAN.
 NOTICE.-The next meeting of tEe Litchfeld County Temperance Society will be held at Iitch- ield Tuesday the 27.h inst. at 10 o'clock A. M.
 At the last meeting in South Farms, the following resolutions were adopted:
 Resolved, That committee be appointed at this meeting to employ suitable agent to labor as a Temperance Lecturer in this county.
 Resolved, That we recommend that the several Auxiliary Associations give notice to said commit tee at the next county meeting how much labor from such Lecturer they respectively wish and will pay for
 Resolved, That recommend that all the local associations become auxiliary to this County Society if they have not already done so
 PHILIP S. BEEBE, Secretary. Litchfeld, Dec. IA, 1S42.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
.ACOfD ENT,

Y EFT at the privy of the Mansion House, lAon the 9th day of instant Dec, Gold Watch eyaed Chain. Said Watch was doublo.eosed-c cases plain chased middling sized Lever-full jeweled-gold dfai-hat stem. Attached was a heavy plain Gold Chain, with one Seal, set with red agate stone. Value of both, $l25. Whoev- CT will return said Watch to the undersigned in Litchfield, shall be handsomely rewarded.
 ROBERT WILLIAMS.
 Litchfield, Dec. IF, 1942 3t29
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, DEC'R Is, Is42
OF THE WHIG PARTY

GAS DEFINED BY HENRY CLAYI A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY, regulated by the will and authority of the Nation AN ADEQUATE REVENUE, with fair Protection to Ame- rican Industry
 JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE ExEcUTIvR POWER, emhra- cing further restriction the exercise of the Veto: A FAITHFUL ADMINISTRATION OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, with an equitable distribution of the proceeds of sales oft among all the States: AN HONEST AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT, leaving Public Officers perfect toar- with suitable restraints against improper intetfe- renee in Elections. AN AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION, limiting the incumbent ot the Presidential Office to single term
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

VELVET TRIMMINGS for sale by
 % r. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
DIED,

In this village, on the sth inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Reeve. aged 60, relict of the Hon. Tapping Reeve, just is blessed" d."-Comm.
 In this town on the 9th iust MT. Solomon Gibbs, aged el-a worthy citizen and exemplary christian. only child of Ava M and Caroline M. Stone, aged 10 months; on the 9th inst, Mrs. Caroline M wife of MT. Alva Stone and daughter of Mi. Augustine Buel, aged 2l years.
 In Cornwall on the 2Oth ut. Hannah L., daughter of J. w. and Lucrstia Jennings, aged 2l years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

THE subscriber tenders his thanks fo a 1 \ generous public for their very liberal ! patronage hitherto, and takes this opportuni- 1 ty to inform them he has now on hand at his old stand in West.st most splendid assort. meht of Stoves. including Cook Stoves, Par lor- Stoves, Ca great variety) Counting House, Meeting House, Franklin and Box Sioves- and being aware of the scarcity and value of money, is induced to offer them at prices full ly corresponding with the times and assures the public that he will sell as low as can be purchased elsewhere. New Stoves ezchan- ged for old ones on accommodating teFms-- also on hand a variety of fsecond- -hand Stoves for sale very low.
 Stove Pipe. Shesf Ir0a. CegFsr en5 Iga TKars,
 constantly on hand or nado Co 0EHar Of
 first rate maleFinls, und work WorTenind.
 Thoss wishing Co purchase nnY of lh0 above articles ufe Invited @ cAll ana a2aniine and (or Cash eF agPgegs9 Hoiee T1 0saefe tham VIC will rode0n She pieanN
 Do son doubt ill Tfy and ee.
 nr All noloe and ac0QaNs@ e M E' ine must be sellled 4ilktat 84I
 W6fd lo lle uiso is au||1 'sn. N TT.
 .5. .T ' 4 .s, s
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

01r All.he Whig members of Congress from Con. necticut were in Washington on Monday week. If Perry Smith, our Loco Foco Senator, had been in his place, there would have been quorum in the Senate, and business would not have been delayed.
 Hart. COurane
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15
MARRIED,

In Cornwall on the 30th ull Mir. Enoch P. Studley of Ellsworth, to Miss Sarah Payne of Cornwall.
 In Elsworsh, on the SOth ult., MT. Charles Em MT. William Vail, to Miss Mary Eaamons.
 In North Goshen, on the 7th lnst, MT. Cicero Beach, to Mss Samantha Bailey, both of Goshen
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-15

TIE CANAAN MvRDER.-Mr. Rock well the man arrested suspicion of having murdered his brother few wesks since has, after long trial been acquit- ted We hear that since his acquittal, further evil dence has cofhs up. which it k thought will resul, in his second arrest.-Bsrkshire Courier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

which the rates afe l25 a 10 for bagging snd
6 d 81 for rope. snse holders are refusing
TO accept Of these pncss. rteferring to sell for
Good piper OH tiaia. and are holding ont for
3 d Oh Tor rope. and ID a f6b for hneging-
these Quotations embrace the rates asked fer
lime sales. SAY 40 tAys TO 1 months, the laitst
being HhH extent oftitne which holders are
disposed to sell nj. Ehen longer TING Is grant
id prices ars In pfbeftioh. although we have
heard OF no sales living been made on time
since our last weels report, except ia a small
way
GaBse-Tbe dsmnd has been limited this
week, but as the teripts have been light this
month, thn tttneks j%sniihne ~ decrease. II
prices there In 10 thabgs to notifs@say toi
Havana 0 Il Oh, 10 8 Il e3-~yefy prime Ii
s%seitrse.
'saH-smait sn1ss Of Liverpool arc made
from store ut II IS u 1871 for eoArFe, an'
81 GA TO | rs for ane. TURKS Island is dnl
-sHles are made from sote ut IS to 40 cent?
per btshel Of 70 lbs. saclE inelndede=BHHeftH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District Court-PariEh Of Eat Ea-
ton Rouge.
Eliza Jane Erwin

VS.. 3tbb.
Benz. +. Holmes her husband.
Wednesday, 2oth June, 1912.
il this case The evidence establishes 10 the
satisfaction Of the court, lst The embarrassed
situation of The defendants affairs and that
the separate rights and property Of the PLAIN.
tiff arc greatly endangered lhtE~by. I'd, That
the defendant has received and appropriated
10 his individual use, three thousand three
hundred and ninety eight dollars and FIVE
cents derived from The proceeds Of The sale
Of nlaintta's esnarate estate. 81, That the
slaves Fed and Resale were owned by the
plaintiff previous to her marriage; and 4tli,
That the lots Nos. six andvseven, in square
No. two, and the lot. measuring thirty feet,
adjoining, in Halls Row. In baton Rouge,
with the improvements, were purchased viii,
the separate funds OF plaintiff, and the law
being inshar favor, il is therefore ordered, adj
judged, and decreed, thattlle plaintiff recover
from her husband The said u. s. Holmes. the
sum OF three thousand three hundred and
ninety-etght dollars aud five cent?, and HAT
she have d legal mortgage on The immoveablc
properly OF defendant, to take effect for The
sum Of $500, from the 18th January,Is8 !;
for The sum efs12s4,05, from 2slh June, 1889
and forthe sum OF 1884, from tie 10Th Janu-
afy, 1910. Il lis further ordered, adjudged,
and decrced, that the plaintiff IS the lawful
owner of the siavesF Fed and Rosalie, and the
several lots and improvements herein above
described, and that she receivers the possession
and have the administration Of the same, as
well as her other separate and paraphernaE
estate; and finally, that she be separate IN pro-
perry froinher said husband, and recover her
Costs ofssuit.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON,
June ii0lh, 1912. Judge Sd District.
certify the foregoing TO be a true copy Of
the original Judgment of record in my office.
July 8, 1912. 22 J. GA. HOLT, Dep. EPk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

WufRE ARE TINY 1.-The number who
have lived upon the earth haze boen estimated
nj about 10000 GOO. 600, 900. This sum
when divided by 25,s6l, COO, the number Of
square miles Of land, gives 13lt, go, o7a. TO
a sqifare rod, and live 10 d euuare f.nl SIM.
pose q square rod ealable oi being aieided In
To twelve sravea, eacll grave would contain
a hundred persona. SO that tie whole earth
has been 100 times duRsoger to bury its inhab-
italts, surprising they had been equally distri-
buted. Were The bodies laid upon the s,ir-
face they would cover the Land to the depth
Of 100 feet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
SEQ REWARD.

l will give the above reward for the appre-
hension OF the man who stote a mule from nv
stable in Baton Rouge ON Thursday night. tha
LIST inst. Said individual was arrested while
offering The mule for sale, a shsrt distance be-
low town, and escaped from the person the
whose care he was committed, BY swimming
The Mississippi.
Ihe thief is a mar near six feet high, light
yellow hair, fair complexion, remarkable for
a large scar on his upper lip extending up to
the night %nostril, he wasdressed in blue cot.
tonade pantaloons, patched on the knees VIII,
white blue contonade jacket, and chin hat
he IS known as a person who works at "a.
ing out pickets in West Baton Rouge. s.
The above reward will be given to snv
son Will apprehend and coDmit to iair he
above described thief. iNi '17
Sept 10 81 l.. Pns-r4zr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
NOTICE.

DR.. J. G. Williams will be ut the Office Of
DR.. Fay IN this town from 10 I'LL ~ o'clock
every Saturday, and every day from II tiHI :,
for The purpose oil giving gratnitefs eohsnlta.
tons and advice 10 persons In INDECENT cir.
enmstaneeH. Visits AZ we'll as advice will lie
freely given to poor families In town.
DR.. w. also announce s to famtlies In which
lie practices, that during any Temporary ah-
ssnse. or at night, Dr.. Fay will attend 10 his
calls for this purpose, ample conferences
between DR.. w. and DR.. Day. relative 10 the
nature and tteatment Of diseases will take
place DR.. Williams, will also attend gratul.
iously MI patients Of DR.. Fay in town.
Sent ID ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

A SAD INSTANCE OF DEsTrruTToS.-NTe
heard some days ago an eccurrunce al Fh.la-
deiphia somew hat alter the follow ing sort.
Il rs a wearlsoIne commentary en- thestines,
We take it from the watch-house reports in
the " Mern!ng Chronicle,'' of Thursday last :
George Reynolds d native ofthis cisy, had no
coat, no work, no home. and Judging bv his
aspect, is hepe and his appearance at tie
Tennis WAS caused By a desire on his part 10
be sent 10 prison so that he might get some
thing eat. In appearance Mr. Reynolds had
nothing of the lOater about him, hut IooLed
Ike : hard working man, bound down to The
dust b poverty. Cariy.e says tina, the most
affecting of all sights. is that of a huacty
raans who is willing 10 work Tor his bread and
cannot procure employment and ii struck Ms
that Carlyle IL 'gl.t be right for oaee, AS we
contemplated the wretchedness 81 poor George
Reynolds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Pafish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Gates & Malta, syndics,
& r. y. Neweomb, n ..,.
Loreto Rodriguez et al.

Loreto Rodriguez ct al.
by virtue Of a writof heri facias issued in
The above entitled suit, and directed TO ths
Sheriff of the parish of East Baton Rouge,
from the honorable third district court, holden
in and for said parish, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on -
SATURDAY, The LIST of Oct, 1s4a,
at the court house door iii the town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing at II o'clock 1. all the
right title, interest, and claim Of the defendant
Rodriguez, in OF to the following described
property TO wit: square No. 10 letter n, and
II letter i. and IS and 80, according to the
fgurative plan of that parcel Of ground in
suburb Graysie, near the town Of Baton Rouge,
laid out BY Messrs. Gates d Neweonb, with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Seized To satisfy the judgment, interest, and
costs In the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sails, cash.
&. 81. MORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
nr.w.af 1Y an AN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24

JuSr1crs OF rEArE.-A correspondent asks
ifthe manner Of appealing Justices OF the
Peace he fixed by the Constitution ! No II
the people wish to elect their peace officers, in
stead of having them appointed by the COVER
nor, tire cnly thing to be done is for the leg's-
la,urc tie repeal the existing law and pass one
prescribing the manner &c, OF holding the
elections. No Judicial officer, eNcop, the SUI
prems Judges, holds office in this state under
the Constitution.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
COTTON lINS.
OF The most approved manufacture from 40
to 60 saws for sals
august M 10 PIKE IL BABIN.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish Of West Raton Rouge.

Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
by virtue oi an order Of the probate court
IN and FOR tho above parish. will be offered at
public sale by The undersigned judge and ex-
6f1icio atttioneer,
WEDNESDAY,, 2sth September. 1919,
ut 10 o'clock, A n, on the premises, the fol-
lowing property, belonging 10 The community
that existed between Amafanthe Hebeft and
The late ufsin Landry, her husband to wit
!, A plantation, situated in this parish on
which the deceased resided, containing three
afpents front on the river by forty deep, the
lines opening about seven degrees. together
with all The accessions and improvements
thereto belonging.
2, The double concession Of The said planth-
ton, having the same supef6eins rs above.
q, Nineteen slaves, Of different sex and
ages.
4, Horses. cattle, sheep, hogs, farming uten-
sis. furniture, &c. &c.
CosDtr1ors.
The land aud slaves, payable in three equal
instruments, in March ia4A. March la45 and
March 1916. The moveablc effects payable
in March next, ts43; the whole in satisfacto-
rily endorsed notes, payable ut the Office Of
the Judge Of This parish, bearing interest at
ton per cent after falling due, with special
mortgage and confession Of judgment anvthe
real estate, until final payment. The planta-
purchaser OF the ist of January next; the
double concession Immediately after The sale.
l. FAVROT', p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
TAX NOTICE.

All persons who have not
paid their state taxes for the
years 1910 and 1871, will
take notice, that i" the said
taxes are not paid on or be-
fore the first day of October,
1912, the undersigned will
be compelled to give notice
of seizure, and collect the
tax now due according to
law.
III. W. FOWLER, sheriff.
Sept 10 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-parish of East Ba.
ton Rouge.
James NJ. Elan,
Ne. 1924.
Mary Bereel, {. w. c

mary Bergel, /. w. c.
BY virtue Of a writ Of feri facias issued in
the above entitled suit, ard directed to the
sheriffof the parish Of Fast Baton Rouge,
from the honorable third district court, holden
in and for said parish, viii be exposed to pub
lie sale, ON
SATURDAY, the 1st Of Oct, 1912,
at the court house door in the town of Baton
Rouge, commencing at IL o'clock A M, all
the right, title, interest and claim of the de-
PENDANT in or to the following described pro-
perty 10 wit a certain lot Of ground situated
IN that part of the town of Baton Rouge laid
out by A. Grass, fronting on Water street, in
square number one, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, being the same which
defendant acquired by purchase at the probate
sale of Hugh Alexander, decd.
Seized to satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs In the above suit.
p Terms of sale, cash.
L. c. MORRIS, Deputy sh'f.
august 27 20