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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-24
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office offhe BAlrtMonE AMEnIcAs, Sep 10.
FLOUR.-Tbere is more inquiry for Howard
stree, Fl)ur to-day, and the receipts being lighter
than for some time past, holders very generally re-
fused to sell for less than 81 25, but hear OF no
Transactions at that price. The recep, price is u,
inform to-day at Si.
A sale of City Mills Flour was made this
morning at 81 l2I, but holders very generally ask
more.
Sales of Susquehanna Flour were made on
Saturday 81 l21. None now in market, and want.
ed.
GRAIN,-We have TO note an improvement in
the price of Whra,s. The supplies to-day and
Saturday have been short, and being not equal to
the demand, prices have advanced, say about five
cents per bushel on red Whcats of the inferior
grades and two or three cents on those Of the bcs
qualities. We now quote the range of the market
for Md. reds at As SO cents. A parcel of PENN.
red wheat, the only ono in market since our last re-
port, was sold on Saturday at SO cents.
Sales of Md. white Corn to-day at 81 a SO cents,
and of Md yellow at SO cents A sale of Penna.
yellow on Saturday at So cents
We quote Md. Rye at 43 a 45 cents aud Oats
at 90 a 90 cents
WHISKEY.-We quote hhds. at 20! a 81
cents, and bbIs. at 81 % cents. The wagon
price Of bbls- is 10 cts. exclusive of the barrel.
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The Bank Of France has in her vaults 500 bars
rels of five anc pieces each barrel containing fifty
thousand Francs or about ten thousand dollars.
The Gold is packed away in leaden cases, contain.
ing twenty thousand bags of one thousand Francs
each, in the neighhorhood Of four millions off H.
lars in each ease and il ia represented that
tire apartment in the vaultcd department is filled
with these cases, some Of which have not been
opened for forty years.
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The Rev Edward NJ yer, Pastor Of the German
Reformed CbuIch in Forsyth street, New York
cannot be found Warrants out for him for
his participation in the sfray Sunday week.
an account of which we gave in our last. Several
Of tie mos, active parcipa'ors have been arrested
This afray is said to have been the most volen, of
any thing that has come off in that city for some
ii me--Reading Gaz.
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John Young,

OF the borough of Sudbury, at he soiciraii N of
his numerous friends, has consented 10 their wishes
in continuing lis name before the public for the
office Of COMMISSIONER at the ensuing cleo,
ton. Ever since the formation of the county, one
of the Commits, toner's resided in the county town,
for The purpose of accommodating persons having
business to transact in the office and as Mr. Young
had majority of the delegates assembled in con-
vcntion, which ly some management deprived the
people of rhcir rights, we hope the voters of H."
county will come up TO the polls on the 2d Tues
day of Octohcr next, and support their rights.
Sept H. lS42.-tE MANY VOTERS.
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Vermont, with a population of over 20l 900,
has fire representatives. in present Congress,
and South Carolina with free population not less
than 100000, has nine. The surplus revenue in
1886 was distributed in like manner and while
each citizen of Massachusetts received 50 92 the
citizens OF South Carolina received S5 IS, and the
citizens of Louisiana Sc.
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RIieuIllatislll

Entirely cured by the use Of DR.. o. p. Har-
Hchs Compound Strengthening and Ger
man Ape,ient Pills.
NR. SOLOMON WILSON. of Chester county,
4N1 Pa, afflicted for yetrs ith the above dis
iressng disease, Of which he had to his ch-
cs for eighteen mon,hs-his symptoms wrle ex>
cruciaipg pains in all Eis joints, especially in his
hips, shoulders and ankles. pain increasing to~ar Is
evening, attended with heat. Mr. Wilson was II
one time not sMie to move his limbs on account of
the pain being great; he hcing dvsrd by a
friend of his to procure Dr.. ii rlch's Pill, for
which he sent to the agent in West Chester and
procured some; on using the me,!icine the thrd
day. the pain disappeared, and lis strength incre l.
sed fast, and liz three weeks able 10 attend To
his business, which he had not done for eighteen
months. For the benefit Of others sffi cled, he
wishes these lines published that rhey may be re.
lieved, and again enjoy the plea Of health life
Prncipal Office, No &c North Eighth street,
Philadelphia. HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Sept. Gath. ls42. Agent.
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Estate of John TchOpp, sen'r.

NIOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
~ isiraton on The estate Of John TchopP, sen'h.
late Of Lower Mahonoy township, deceased, were
in due form of law granted the subsc b,r resid ny
IN said township. All persons indebted to said es
state will please make payment, and those having
claims will please present them properly suhent.
Gated hr settlement, on Saturday, the lst October
next, at the house OF the deceased
Sept. 24lb, lsi2. JOHN TCHOPP.
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@-A- UJrHMMDTN
To THE RIlkEEC

"HEREAS Letters Patent were granted to Mr.
W II. w. CAMP, in Oct, her, 1894, for a
and useful improvement in the descending fLuE
CooxiNu STOVES; lhave understood one HATH
AWAY is using my said improvement under the
nomc of "HoT Ain SrovEs," which stove involves
the principles secured to me. This is to caution
all PERSONS against making, vending or using said
"Ho AR Stoves" as shll prosecute all who in
any way infringe my rights and ] hereby collsli-
'ute Josnua w. CoMLy, Esq of Danvilr, my law
ful Attorney, empowering him to bring suits against
any person who shall use nv improvements in any
manner whatever. HENRY w. CAMP.
Ow 60, Tioga county, n. Y.2
July 2. 1912 -3m.
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G. A u TON.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned from purcha-
i sing or receiving pIomissary note gwen by
the subscribers to a certsin Henry Mooers for the
payment Of Two Hundred Dollars with interest,
dated April 18th, 1912. The subscribers having
received no consideration for the above note, are
determined not to pay the same, unless complied
by law; and have given notice to that effect TO
Henry p. Harv,y. the agent Of The said Heury
Mooers. STEPHEN BlTTENBENDER,
NlLbIAM FAGELY,
ELI TREGO.
Shamokin Sept. 18Th, 1912
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AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
WW commence running bciWceH PhliddtiphiG
and PonSriile on the .toUowing days
and hOHtS:
CN Ann AFTER MoSpAY, MAY Q, 1912.
Leaving Pull,viIe, on Mondays, Wedu, sdays
and Fridays, AZ 81 A NJ
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tue,days. Thursdays
and SATURDAYS, at II =. NJ.
FoVs II passing RcadiUg.
For ~ iadcrhia, al l05 A. VI. ~; ,,,
For ro's,,Ie, at st Pm, ''''"''Ny'
FL Is
Between Ports,illc * Phada. $3.50 & $3.50
B,twecn Rraing 81 d. 225 x l75
Between do q Putsville, LAO & Leo
EXCURSION TICKETs-Goon Foa RETCHNING
Between Pousvc X Philhd, pha, s. 90
B.iween k,aJing * do. 500
Between do. d Potisvilir, 90
The other passenger trains will ~ belore, at
the following hours:
Piiadelphia and PottriNe.
From Philadelphia, at b8 An : Daily
From PotlSvIe, al . p. NJ. D''y
Hours Of passing Read'ng.
For Pousvllie, at A. NJ. nal,
For Philadelphia. at BPM. Daily
All The trains will stop for way passengers at
the usual points.
ar All passengers are requested to procure
,hsiI tickets before the trains start.
May 81, is42,-G
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III III MASSER again notifies all who are
indebted to him the firm of H. u. Masser & Co.,
to call and settle without delay, otherwise their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of magistrate
for collection. Sunlury, Sept. "a, ls42.
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A QUESTION WELL PuT-A valuable friend
and an able farmer, about the time that the tenn
perance reform was beginning to exert a
heathfu influence in the country, said to his
new hired man:
Jonathan, did not think to mention to you,
when hired you, that think of trying to do
my work this year without rum. How much
more must gire You to do without!
Ola said jonathan,4 Il don't care much about
it; you may give me what you please
WELL said the farmer, 4 will give you a
sheep in the fall, if you will do without
Agreed said Jonathan.
The Oldest son then said, Father, will you
give me sheep if will do without rum
'Yes, Marshall, you shall have sheep if you
will do without
The youngest son, a STRIPPING, then said, 'Fa-
ther, will you give me q sheep if | will do with
out =
Yes, Chandler, you shall have sheep also
if you will do without
Presently Chandler speaks again
Father hadn't you better take a sheep too =
This was a poser he hardly thought he
could give up the good creature yet but the
appeal was from a source not to be easily dts
regarded. The result was, the demon was
henceforth banished from the premises, to the
great JOY and ultimate happiness of all con-
ecrned,
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PRICE CURRENT.
TAKE NOTICE.

n HAVE this day bought of Samuel Escnhat,
If Coat township, Northumberland county one
Black horse aud Gears, one Deartorne Wagon,
one Yoke Oxen, Ok Yoke, Wagon and Chain,
and one Brass twenty.fnur hour Clock, which pro.
perry have loaned him ut my pleasure.
S. JOHN.
Shamokin, Sept. 9th, lsi2 -5,-3t
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J. MAINLAND. JE&. & GO.

AVA x l. ~ Ss- a = L. y q s's ~ - ~
Snuff and TohaCCo Manufacturers,
No. 80 North Wcsi corrcr Of Race and Ihjrd
SfrFrtS
PHILADELPHIA
THE undersigned have formed Go. partnership
L under the firm Of !, MANLAND in. & Co..
Successors to the late firm of Jacab .idylond d.
Co, and will c,niuue the business at he old esa
hlishmcnt. on Their own account. In addition 10
heir own close attention and experience for many
years, in the manufacture of their celebrated snuff
&c., the long experience of the senior partner Of the
late firm, will aiso I've devoted to The interest Of the
new concern--and as cxcrtion and care will he
spared to insure their goods all times OF the
Ives, quality, they solicit a continuance Of the
confidence of the friends and customers Of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MAYLAND, in.
Philadelphia, Nav l4th, lS42-ly
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A CRIxE-Irs PuSisHMESr.-We understand
thai a Menomiuee Indian, near Twin Rivers, in a
drunken frolic, last week killed his wife and bro
,her- in-aw. When he became soher and saw
what he had done, he wrapped himself M in his
blanket and laid down beside his wife. While in
this situation his wife's brother came up and blew
his brains out. The thig to regret about this
matter is that the man who sold the whiskfy to the
Indian was not killed with him. -MihUaukie Cour
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THE FLuiDs AND SoLIDs OF THE HuMAN Bopr.
When we consider that the fluids or humors
have superiority the solids in the ratio of
four TO one-for it has been ascertained by actual
experiment, that in human body weighing l25
lbs, the bones and muscles, after the moisture has
been extracted, weighed only twenty-five pounds
thus proving the solids only onc-ff,h of the
whole mass. Is it wonderful, then, if the Blood
and other fluids are corrupt that the whole body
should be diseased
Brandre,h's Vegetable Universal Pills purify
those fluids. They purge from the body the cor
rupt and st,gnant humors, and health must Of me-
ccssily follow. Nothing is equal to riddng the vi.
tated humors with "rso'aD'c medicine Of this
kind, which eieh,y>four years have proved never to
do injury hut always good.
UJJ Purchase in Sunhury, of H. B. Masser and
tn agents published in another part of this paper.
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DIR. J. n. SUMNER
SURGEON DENTIST,

- ESpEC FULLY informs the public that he
~ has made Northumberland his permanen,
place Of residence, and Is resdy TO attend 10 any
calls in the line OF his profession.
July ?, lst2.-iy,
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Foot Of UHiO,o Street Rail Road,
ON TUE DELAWARE,
HAVING ossocaIed vi h Ihem Joseph Barnet,
i late of Esstou, Pa, rcsuectfully inform their
ferds and the public generally, that they have Ia.
ken thh large aud well known store and wharf at
foot rf Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied ly
Jacob MARTIN, where they pu pose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business and f,om
the local advantages of the place being CONNECTED
with all the public improvements that have their
oui'et in the cItv, they fatrr tht mseves liS Ill
hp ah,e IL lo business tn as greet If not ealeTSl-
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms any other
house, and they aSsure their friends that any COR
sallrrnts made 10 lhrm shall have thtir SIT rCt at
rut"u, ond n" eNeltIous spanjtO give enlfe salts
fic'on.
Th,y are alsn prepl',l ~ rcraivo md hrw0r0
goods IA any POM ou the - R'aJe aui LohiLA
liver, hetwr,n Mach Chu,k, Ea,lof au3 tbir-
del; his, via Delaware Nr'usl % trd ighIsh Cen .I..
also. To- any yo,rt ui Ilg iuu1.l. Uyrr, - Nor D.
AID W,s, B au,ht- a ,uesu-q4 q4s'nuua via ~..u,E
kilI aud Uuion, or lho tAra,prakg and ..s ~ rc.
& ua's.
Frr hc accommodation of Boats coming n, O.
iue via >chuvlklll and Euiun Canal, a Sle m' Ca
will h, kept expressly for towing ho,ts from he
Schu, Xxi 2rouud Ia the Del,werc nnd hack. which
will en- ihe mcrchauts 10 have their produce deli
yefed on the Delaware and their goods slipp'd a,
a saving OF so to rs per cent. on the prices for
hau'irg nc cro>s,--wnh these adSantdges they re-
sp,clfully solicit a share of patr mace
w. HEILMAN & co.
William ll,ilm'n,
William ". kejse'
Joseph Barnet 1Phila1 MAY IA, le32.-ly
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Felix NsOWrc1'

HVTEN FHVWTVE
E@ ESPECTFUILI informs he Electors Of
kk, Northumberland county, tha, he will be
Candidate ior the Office of
SHERIFF
He promises if elected. TO discharge Ire duties
of said office with care and id, v.
Upper Mshunoy. May 2sth, 1912.
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EAGLE
M q 0D Fl EE r. q
Corner Of Third and Vine Streets,

WILLIAM PA.
TINiE subscriber respectfully announces to the
1 public that he h oIened Hotel in rhr com
modinus brick building situate on tire corner Of
! hlrd and Pine streets, where he viii be happy to
wait sHprn those who may favor him wit, their
company. The ,ele Hotel is large and convent
emf, and furnished ia the hest modern 81, IT,. i j.
provided with large number Of we'll aired and
CONT r,hhe sleeping apartments, rooms private
Iaflors, &c. Persons visiting Wilismsport on hu-
siness AZ pea ure, may rest as.ur' d that evcrv
Prtlon will lie used 10 rclder their >,ionrn 1T the
Eagle Hotrr pheasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very b. 81 the market af-
fords, ard his lar with he G. DIGEST wines and other
lIquors-charges re snnalle. The Eagle Ho,l
Possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in he borough.
being situate in the business part of the town. and
within a convenient distance Of the Court House
aud Wiliamsport and Elmira Rail Road Depot
Sufficient Srabing provided, and good and trusty
ostlcrs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have heen fmElo, ed. and nothing left undnne that
will add to the comfort and accommodation Of his
guests.
There will he a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Nav ltth 1870
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George Grant

himself as Volunteer Candidate for
y Assembly, at the ensuing election, and re-
'pectfuly so, cits the suiages Of his fellow citizens
Sunhury Sept. "a, 1912.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
Oct % 80
CAUTION.

On the l4th Oct. instant, there came to my
house, a young man calling himself ] E
Young Of Memphis, Tenn, and in my absence
hired a horse, ia large cream colored animal,)
for the purpose o driving in a barouche which
he had hired ON the same day, from another
person, (the barouche is a large one, or small
two horse vehicle, silver mounted, with har-
ness brass mounted,) to the neishborhood OF
Clinton, so thence to Liberty or Woodvllle,
Miss. to return in three days: but neither
horse, barouche, nor Mr. Yeunghas since been
heard Of by me; and fearing that he has acted
with fraudulent intentions, this is TO warn the
public not to trade for or purchase said horse
or barouche. Any information relating TO said
Young or the property will be thankfully re-
ceived by JAMES W. BOAlMAN,
Oct 30 SO If. Baton Rouge.
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AT SUNRISE.

IltAMoCNY Al SUNRISE.
From the deep shadow of the silent fir grove
| lift my eyes, and trembling look on thee,
Brow Of eternity, thou dazzling peak,
From whose calm height my dreaming spirit
mounts
And scars away into the infinite
Who sank the pillar in the lap Of earth,
Down deep, the pillar Of eternal rock,
On which thy mass stands firm, and firm hath
stood
While centuries on centuries rolled along?
Who reared empowering through the yaulted
blue,
Mighty and bold, thy radiant countenance?
Who poured you from on high with thunder
sound, #
Down from cid winters everlasting realm,
@ jagged streams, Ger rock and through ra-
vine!
And whose almighty voice commanded loud
"Here shall the stiffening pillows rest aWhile!"
Whose finger points yon morning-star his
course?
Who fringed with blossom, wreaths the eter-
nal frsst?
Whose name, O wild Arveiron, doesthy din
OF waves sound eutin dreadful harmonies?
"Jehovah !" crashes in the bursting ice!
Down through the gorge the rolling avalanche
Carries tie word in thunder to the wales,
" Jehevah!" murmurs in the morning breeze,
Along the trembling tree-tops down below
1t whispers in the purlins, Silvery brooks.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ia Sd District Court-Parisa of East B;
@ ton Rouge. ii
% City Bank of New Orleans, }
James Nettles & wife.

JdultS 4FCilleS O. WIG.
By virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued in the above suit and directed to the
Sheriff Of the parish of East Baton Rouge,
from the hen. third district court, holden in
and for said parish, will be exposed to public
sale on
SATURDAY, the 9Th of November next 1912,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at II O'clock A. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim of the defendants in
or to the following described property, TO wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this parish,
about twenty-five miles from5he town of Baton
Rouge, bounded east and west by vacant
lands, north by Howard, and south by those
of Kelly, with all the buildings and improve
ments.
Terms Of sale: the sum of thirteen hundred
dollars due on the 2lst June, 1912, with inter-
est from that date, at eight per cent on the sum
of two thousand three hundred dollars, and
three dollars costs Of protest and costs of these
proceediags-to be paid cash; the sum of five
hundred dollars, with eight per ceat interest
from the day of sale payable On the 3lst of
June, 1s43-and Ave hundred dollars payable
on the a1st day Of June 1914, with eight per
cent interest from the day of sale.
Seized TO satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs in the above entitled suit.
L. C. MORRIS, lep.shsriG.
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ca D.
A. L. pLouGH-sURGEoN DENTIST

A. L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENTIST
Respectfully informs the inhabitants OF
Louisiana that he has Tocated at Baton
{ Rouge, in the former residence of Charles X
T~essier-East of the court house, where ne
will be pleased 10 see his friends and those
who desire his services.
ar He respectfully refers to the following
Recommendations of various citizens OF tbs
state.
Ne,c- Orleans, lEay ed, 1881 Having de-
rived great personal benefit from the skill and
kind attention Of DR. Plough, IN the line OF
dentistry, I cheerfuIly discharge a part Of my
debt of gratitude towards the gentleman, by
recommending lin to the attention of the
public. l. DEIsEChh, up La.
College Of Louisiana, Sspf. 20, 1856 find
great pleasure, frsm personal experience, as
well as observation, in bearing testimony in
favor Of the skill ofDr. A L Plough, as a dem
tist. / believe Mr. p. both as a dentist and
gentleman deserves the full confidence OF the
public. A
Jf,ysbo1ue, La.. March nth, 1841.-I hereby
acknowledge that A l. Plough, dentist, has
rendered services to myself and family in sur
gical and mechanical dentistry, with which |
am pleased to my entire satisfaction.
L THIBODAUy.
Parish Of 81. Mry Oct. II, 1871.
To DR. a l. Plough,
Jlgoy Sri hereby most cheerfullg express
my thanks and gratitude for the kind and
slllfrnl treatment, have received from your
hands in respect to surgeo1zdentlStry.
am truly pleased and have already en-
loved more Satisfaction, than | at first antlci-
pated / have therefore no hesitation in say
| ing that in my humble estimation you justly de-
serve public confidence, as | have never met
your equal as a surgeon dentist. 1t affords
me pleasure to add that you are expert in ex-
ee1iietI. correct and punctual ia application,
and use much Judgment and taste in your pro-
| fess on. Yours, z + d.
81 m,yfii,0s,,Ne Oct II. 1871.
The undersigned citIzens willingly testify
Tho, tbep b,v. en- Moved A l. Plough, surgeon
dentist in their families, and declare them
selves perfectly satisfied with the operations
"perlef med by linn.
&C D Deblanc, c VOORHEES,,
II Devalcourt, | L Morse,
Il Monge, A Nevieu,
L Meufon, parish Of Lafayette.
Wct Button Rouge, Dec 4th l84l.
take much pleasure in stating that DR. A
l. Plough, dentist, has served myself and fam
lily in the various branches Of his profession
with skill and to my entire satisfaction, and
unhesitatingly commend him to others, who
may want his services. V LEBLANC.
Jackson La, June goth, 1912.
The undersigned citizens of Fellciana and
its vicinity, who most willingly testify that
having had occasion 10 employ lor themselves
ana iainllles vi a j. fIoogh' oehels' from view
Orleans hereby declare themselves, pieases
win MS operations on 'helr 'eet', aio 'adt oil
the branches OF surgical ana mechahicai aeh-
tlstry which have beeh trusted 70 MS tfeat-
ment and care, have been s~hfiluily ana salls-
iactorIly executed. W.
Wm + Neyill'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.
Parish Of East Baton Rnnpe.

Iaftsii OF EdSt bdtol htupe.
In the matter of the succession of Edward
c. Powers.
Will be sold, by the undersigned, at the
court house in the town OF Baton Rouge, on
WEDNESDAY, the ed Nov, 1912,
the following property belonging TO the sue
cession OF the late Edward G Powers, decd
viz -:
A certain tract of land, containing one hun
bred superficial acres with the Improvements
thereon, on Wards creek, six and a half
miles East of the town Of Baton Rouge, boun.
ded North by lands Of VIM Pate, and South
by those of Henry Kean.
Terms of sale-two thirds Of the price cash,
and the balance payable in all, January, 1914,
secured by mortgage on the land.
Oct % 81 CHI TESTER, P J.