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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

e,- The publication Of the Washington hdPcndoh
has bean suspended tr few days. Preparations. in
the mean time, making To convert it into Il duily
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

's>. II ad the eloquent Address the People Of
Georgia. the first page 1t is adapted to all hli
tndcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
GOOiS at Reduced Prices.

(EING anxious To reduce stock Of goods much
- as posslblcby the first of August next. when the
term OF our coparnershp expires, 10 effect that object,
we will sell our goods at very REDUCED PRlC E.S,
for cash Our stock is large and desirable, and those
who arc IN want Of good GOODS, at low prices, will do
well to give a call as determined tn sell.
TURNER, BURWEIL s. CO.
june 20 mia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
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SAM'l.. NJ. GARLAND,
j. PET"TlJDllN.
:. WOODRDOE


n CITING as Commissioner under decree Of the
a Circuit superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
the county OF Nelson, pronounced the Sth day Of De
to"r 1871 IN the case Of Robert l. Smiley Plaintiff
and PIzarn Edmunds and others defendants; ! will On
the fourth Monday in June next before the front door of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in the town of Low
lnsson, being the brick building below the store of e.
l. Estes, on the opposite side the street. sell the said
C1It RCll, to the highest bidder, or cash. At public
auction, as directed by said decree.
s. CLAIBORNE. Comr.
May Is EIDE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Sth President and Board Of Managers OF the i'y"h-
burg Sabbath School tnon.
The procession thus formed under the d'rec,ion OF
Gen Rodcs. will march on the side walk up second
s,o, Il, \yes, street, nm West street 10 Third street,
down Third street To the Methodist Episcopal Cnrcli
where an address appropriate 10 the occasion Will be
delivered by the Rev. Edward Wadsworth.
lscqulrtions al he Church.
School, No. , 5 aud viii enter Al iho l.lf hano
d,n,r and w. = i and At he tight lahd door.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
Il. II. NASEH,
PETElsS BQIlkls, VIRGINIA,

AFFERS his Piano FoTcs for sale upon tria-ii
~ they good 10 be kept If Otherwise, 'obe return
cd. The prices vary from u 5 to 600 dollars. Three
hundred them have already been Sold aud not bad
one amongst them. From ~ 10 30 always on hand
Al, his extensive establishment, in Petersburg. Va.
Iunc 30 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
CALAIsstlA IIQUOIklCE.
300 C.E%E,E.

4 HAVE received further supply Of superior IL
L Ql ORlCE, same brand as N, former lmporia,on
Tor sale. JAMES GRAY.
RIcHMoND, june IS IOt if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

POS1PO.AT.NE.NT
The above sale is postponed 10 The itl Monday in
July instant s. CLAIBORNE, Com'r.
July tg5Jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
LAND FOR SALE.

CLAIM To be an honest man. ] have contracted
debts. both Tor ysef and security, for unRratefu
mcn--all of which am determined Ia pay without tho
benefit Of that accused Bankrupt Law oran nsok,ht
debtors OATH others have done, but like
will meet ell my cngagements-fcs: without any deeds
oftrs' and of preerenccbut to pay all aud every claim
against me- IN every way shape or form. To this end,
| uller for sale my
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

Letters should he addressed to GLADE Spring Ce-
,IurHie, Washington county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04

T2NIIE subscriber is authorized by the owner, To sell
i on accommodating terms, the commodlous and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

MEHIfEp eeMrIIMENT-Mr. Walsh, In one,
Of his letters, says truly end justly, that no.
whers ia 50 much real defafenes paid 10 the
fornais character, so intielfsiitielnsnt pafGti-
sed In ihs social relations between the ssses,
az in tho United Btates.
/ M 1aroxteArtae class" What h Tint
lovely girl ~ exclaimed the wavaish Lord
NeFbury, riding in company will, his long
cared friend Counsellor eGfanarfy. " Miss
Glass" replied The baffiater. nGlass T. reit-
afrtsd tha f%attetiets Judge 'by the love
which men bear 10 wsmsn, | should eftea b.
esnia Intoxicated could | place such b aA8ss 10
my 1lsl"
IT, We sen IN n published lecture in ono Il
tbs # Down last papers the following ssaa
| teiite "a
"I'Ya Hard tell that The T'e4ieans have got
two rows Of thati,. aud tails like a n%eiHey,
and will aena their slaYas 10 Congress so !
dstest agm the bringing Texas MO this toua.
Try"
Grs Col. johnson Ia bis speech al Danyille
said he would " stand by the females light 81
wreng.'' The Colonel is certainly advancing
IN years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

LATEST FROM CAMPEAcHy-The brig To
nanto arrived from CamPeachy yesterday, hav
ing sailed thence on the night Of the o4th al
tino, and bringing accounts Two DAYS late
than the adviccs Of the schr. Freeland.
We learn by a passenger in the Tonanfo
that at five o'clock Of the 24h, the MEXICAN,
made an attack on Campeachv by land snc
wafer, and that The firing last, d several hours
lie Mex'can squadron accomplished ruthirc
their fire having been promptly answered hy
the six huca'an gsnboats 1t WAS understood
IN town that the Mexican land ior6 es had been
fogged, and tie Citizens were ccngratula,Ino
one another upon The Important fact. The nj.
NEST enthusiasm continued 10 prevail. and ma
doubt was entertained that the invaders wonld
be whel'y vansuished and expelled from the
Yucatan sell.
More thar ESQ deserters from the Meyicans
were in Cam%eachy they complain Of having
Suffered much from hunger since ihcy landed.
and state that many tiave died from disease.
The steamboat Champion had made a trim
TO Tobaeco and back, ba. was net allowed by
the squadron 10 erter Tie port on her return.
and was obliged te land her Freight and mas.
sengers AT some distance. It Was understood
the trip had been a profitable one.
A gentleman @hs visited the sfsamer Qua.
daicre, states that the English seansn en-
board are quite dispiried and and discontented.
as Nell on account of poor and scantv preyi.
s'ons, as Of the i'll usage they receive from
the Mexican commander of tie SQUADRON
ERISifR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
CAUTION.

II has been customary hitherto for all per-
sons DESTROYS TO avail themselves Of the pri-
vilege, 10 hunt at their pleasure on my grounds;
nor would ! find any fault with the practice,
did / not at times suffer serisus Inconvenience
and injury therefrom. My fences are left
down, my cattle, and the cattle Of butchers
and drovers in my pastures suffered 10 escape
and be lost, and many other damages inflicted.
| have recently experienced great annoyance
from this cause, and Mr.. Monget states that n
vast number Of his cattle have been lost in
consequence. 4 party of some twelve or if
teen lately made a foray in that quarter, charg-
ing the fences and leve1ing them to The ground,
and, in course Of their expedition, gallantly
dashedalhrough the Gotten field Of a widow la
dy, to the 90 small injury Of her crop. find
itfaificult TO reconcile such proceedings with
S~sceiyed views Of honor and integrity; but as
are those who do not seem to regard the
matter in this light, / take the present method
Of bringing the subject fairly before their
minds and requesting them todesist, or shall
introduce it to them in a light they will be
little pleased with. Iwarn all persons against
hunting hereafter with guns and dogs on my
land, as | shall certainly prosecute any who
do it, i'll can prove il on them.
nov 90 AZ 81. JAS McCALoP.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

THs WsEKLr TRorrc.-we received b,
the mail Of Thursday a few copies Of the Sc,
eond number Of this sheet, which, after a goot
lock at every ~eoius,n, rule and line, we dis
trihuted among our friends en- the same con,
dstions as they were sent Ia us, Wig: "free
y gratis for nothing" The Weekly Tropic i.
the neatcst. cheapest, handsonest, hes, print.
ed and best edited weekly in the State. Il
contains all the news and all the truth circu.
sating in the country /; ard If subscribers wan
more news and more truth than is y inerally
circulating ,hreugh slS country in gineral,'
tie editors Of the Tropie are just as capable a.
any body else Of making bc,h-and a little
rrae so. pre- hops.
Tie Weekly Trepic 10 only GS per ann.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
ItTfIS bI HHTEs EHSHs
i. Q. MoRHIs. Dep.ssheriT.
december o 40
ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND FAIR or
THE AGRICULTURAL AND MEElIA-
MICS ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE
orr I6TtIAfa INA

The committee appointed to make the ne.
eessaty arrangements Tor The Fair. respectful
notify the public, that in conformity with the
by laws. the second annual exhibition and
Fair. will take place in Baton Rouge, On the
ninth and tenth days Of january next. (ls43J
Through the politeness Of The commanding
officer and surgeon Of the garrison, they have
obi ained Tor the exhibition. the same beauti-
lul site and cetnmpdlol buildings. that were
accorded To The Association for the same pufz
pose A The last exhibition. Printed handbllls
will BE- furnished al the Fair, Sitting the DIFF
leretlt tdtntnIttees. aud tbs names ot The indl-
lTldunls COMPOSING thnry-also The rules. and
regulations that will govern HE Fair
The committees request all contributors 10
bear IN mind. that specimens intended isr ex-
hibition must he gwen IN charge %nftliis som
mittee at least one day proceeding The Fair.
safe mud suitable arrangements will be made
for the reception Of specimens which after the
FAR, will he returned upon demand.
#frcmiums will be awarded by The Assoeia-
tiop. for The best and second best Of The fol
lowing articles tn wit:
For improved breeds Of animals, bulls, rows,
fat cattle. work oxen, calves stations, brood
mares, geldings. colts, jacks, %jinnieF. mules,
sheep, lambs Of The various breeds, boats,
sows, pigs OF The different breeds, poultry Of
every description. the various improved breed
Of dogs. for every description OF agricultural
productions. for fruits, vegetables and flowers,
for every description Of improvements or in
~ventIon Of useful agricultural machines aud
implements, for raw or manufactured silk, for
specimens m mechanic and fine arts. &c &e.
The committees arc pledged 10 nss their
beat Efforts 10 give general Satisfaction, not
doubling that the public viii oil their part.
contribute in every manner to further the ar
engagements which viii be made 10 render the
occasion ints resting aud useful. proulottve Of
the high objects af the Association.
The editors Of gazeties friendly 10 the As.
sociat'onwill confer II favor by giving The above
as many Insertions in their columns As posi-.
BILE between this and The day Of the Fair.
+ D CONRAD,
JAS. COOPER,
dec 8 AZ A l. PLOUGH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Spgar.-The market IL very dull, the sales
amsuni ing 10 enly about 300 bids sihes Sat
irlay. while The stock on the Levee has been
inrrraseh by recent arrivals 10 3b00 hhds. a
large quantity lof his period sf The yearr Prts
rre for inferior attgar. have fallen a 81 .
cent. Owing ,e the stareety Of pfltHe 10
| market. former figures arc fully SUSTAINED
Maffsses,=Tle eenpnd Ii very good. WITH
Al, ample stock. Prices range from u a 10
rte. and for stnsll lots l5b cts.
FIaur.-Ginre urr report nn Saturday last
rseeiptH Of -four have bsen somewhat more
| abundant. in consequence Of which prices have
declined 10 &i.2,. at which rate some eassitl-
cradle sales we're made yesterday. Since
hon The demand has fallen off. and il wsuId
10 Il fir, nit 20 effect ealns to any extent over
| Ra.lpa to Ri.nn We therefore place quota
Iionp at &4.12R 10 a4.2o
po,k-The receipts Of new are as very
light. Ealne small parcels which came in last
| week are held At $3.50 for prime and ID for
mess. bud We learn Of no salrs. Some orders
| of old are belng filed al $3.50 fer prime and
faa.95 for tnesz.
Lard-New has not begun 10 arrive, but
| will soon appear in market. The stofk efoId
il ample for The present demand. Sour fermer
Injuries are continues ftst " n Z si''E
Udron.-1'he demand continues limited.
without change II pficrs. The anticipated
Iteceipis OF bulk pork and bfherfresb provisions,
confines the demand 10 the immediate city
consumption. We CONTINUES fetmer figures,
viz. for shoulders, 4 4 Acts aides, 9 a 81 cts.
hams, 7 a seta. for common, and 81 a 10 c's.
fr canvassed.
+ Whiskey=The stock continues extremely
'vht, which il met with q fair demand. The
| advance TO 81 cts, If fully sustained
gGraiH-The stock Of corn is very light and
| our figures are a. n ds cts; cats arc in mode.
| rate request nj Or. rir. with n fair stock.
Hay-Is dullat $sl0 a $l3 per ion. The
stock 10 heavy.
SdA--The heavy arrivals have augmented
ltDs stock afloat, and the price has declined 10
st,20 to 1921 per sack, by Cargo fins IL not
plnnty. and the present prices atc fully sits
tanned. Small lots Of Liverpool from store
| htjnr sl.371 for roarHe, and gt.G2t In LIS
for fine. Turks Ialsnd palt brings go to 90
cts, per sack Of two bushels. but i. in limited
~reuueat.
Cofee There has been n slight improve
ment IN he's demand. but no alteration in pri.
Lcee--liavana - 10 Gets. with an occasional
Tt of prime at o4cta; Rio st 10 Gets Laguay.
IN 81 f~ 9cts.
7iohacco:@-Frhe ~receipfs Of this article with.
in The paataA OF 8 days amount 10 about 800
hhds. We quote as extreme rates for run.
| ming lots. 2 a 4 fer ks; 4 10 Al far 2d's {:
| and 5 TO 81 for F'~; selections uf cholre quail
Y would probably command 3,1a aud So
f'ulletin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
AssIGNEE's SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
VIII be sold, III West Baton Rouge, on
TUESDAY, the 2Oth day of Dec 1642J
by the undersigned assignee, the effects Of A
Dunbar, consisting OF:
Negroes, %sloraeg, mules, oxen, cattle, Wagons,
farming ulenalls, one set OF blacksmith
tools, patent corn mill, one baroucfe, one
old suIky. Other things too numerous 70
mention.
Terms Of sale,
/ Negroes,
FIVE hundred and fifty dollars cash,
The BALANCE Oh one aud two years, from
the goth Dec, fs42.
Andrew, aged 60 years,
Joe, G5,
Saul, 30,
Billy, %,
Dempsey, 65,
Sally, So,
Eliza, IS, and an infant,
Abby, 50,
Grace, 50,
Rhody, So,
The personal propertyefor all sums under
ten dollars, cash, and all sums above, at a Gre
dit Of len months from The day of sale, in good
endorsed notes 10 the satisfaction OF the NJ
-slguee. Sale totake place at the residency1l
A Dunbar, III o'clock A NJ.
dec 43 A WOODS, Assignee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
A OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE SALE.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
BY virtue of an order from the Hon probate
court in and for the parish Of East Baten
Rouge, will be sold by the undersigned Judge
Of said court, on
"WEDNESDAY, the 2sth of Dec, 1912,
between the usual hours Of sale, at the last
place OF residence of the late Eleanor DAVIS,
deceased, the following described property,
belonging to the succession Of said deceased,
to wit:
Negro man Bob, about 80 years of age.
three horses,
two yoke Of oxen,
cows and calves,
stock ofhogs,
cart and farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture,
Spanish saddle, &c.
Terms of saIe-The slave at l., . and 5 yrs
credit from the day of sale, the personal pro-
perry, one half cash, and the other at one yrs
credit, in notes endorsed payable in bank and
mortgage to be retained on the slave until
final payment. CHI TESTER, P
nov &c az.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Miss HaanfiS--We And in The Mobile
Trihaae ef the Soth ul,- a full rerer, Of ID,
trial Of this young wsman for the murder q
Mr., Ewing IN the Mobile theatre the o5,t
March last. From lie evid nee Of ~. Lever,
whs performed the port r,sr;ass examination,
1t appeared that Ewing's death was cau.ea BY
an ansu'asm in the abdominal ssr,a, and mel
by the wounds he received, The jury, ate,
an atsenee OF ten minutes, returned q YER.
diet Of "Not Guilty"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Ia 3D. District Court-parish oeEast Ba

STATE Of IODlSlANY
In 3D. District Court-parish ogi'ast Ba.
Benjamin singletary,
in Palmer, e NO "'''
By virtue of an order65f seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled suit, from the Hon
court aforesaid, and daectcd to the Sheriff Of
the parish of East Baton Rouge, will be ex-
posed to public saIS on
SATURDAY, he 7th day of Jan, 1s43,
al the court house inthe town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at IL O'clock A. M. all the right,
title, i~ntereste and claim of the defendant, in
or to the following described property, to wit
a certain trct of land situated in this parish,
being the same on which the defendant now
resides, and adjoining lands of the plaintiff
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
eseized to satisfy the judgment, interest and
costs in the above entitled suit
Terms of sale: cash.
The sum Of three hundred and nineteen dol
lars and fifty five cents, with ten per cent in
terest on the sum of one hundred and twenty
two dollars and seventy nine cents, fromsthe
first day Of Jan Is4I, and the like rate of in-
terest on the sum of one hundred and ninety
six dollars and sixty six cents, from the first
day of January 1912. to be paid in cash, and
the sum of one hundred and ninety six dollars
sixty SIX cents, to become payable on the first
day of January ls43, with ten per cent inter.
est after maturity until paid-and cost Of suit.
l.. c. NORRIS, Dep.-sherif.
december 3 43
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

" The PIainaealer'is responsible for the
following outline OF a political speech thai
was delivered at JClsyeland within the past
few months. Alter having given his whlsk-
crs a brust.the dandy commenced:-
+" Mister Chlhmon Dime for ostricising
them dem'd Lokah Fokahs. Oime for sheen.
ing them TO foran clointes-den,'em Mister
Chabmon, what is a Lokah Fekat'! "A I.okah
Focah, Mr.. Chahmon, is a creetah, a monstah,
a howHd 4eilah, awuigah creclah, a creetah,
Mr.. Chahmon, who haw habits decidedlah OF
the inferiah ordah. Dine informed Mr..
Chahmon, for l nevah had the .pleashah Of ex-
amazing ore of the dem'd animals in my loife.
Dime informed Mister Chahmon that they is
cannlyerous in their constahtcoshawns, they
will crush c~reetahs 10 death by the muscular
pswah of the bodah ana swsllah them alsive,
in which pathicniah Mr.. Chahmon they oppeah
to resemble the celebrated anahcondah from
the island of Javah.
Mr.. Chahn,on, Oi think that the gloran,
the honah, and the 8 fetah of Alieganah, re-
quiah that we shout unite in putting down
the wulgah cree abs, or hey will put us down
which will be hawid.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

CHANGES IN TIE CUsToMHousE-We have
been asked a thousand times what changes
have been made by Collector Morgan in the
Customhouse Of our city, We answer that
upon inquiry we can hear Of but few, and
those oil minor Importance. Notwithstanding
the recent flourish of trun pets, the Judge
has not thought proper 10 remove the ms for
the accommodation of the outs, and We opine
lie will not without good and substantial rea.
sons eject the present inculnbents. AT hon.
est difference OF opinion on the great political
questions of the day by the persen fitted to
carry out the cardinal principles on which
our Institutions are based. should not, and
ws are sure will not weigh a feather with
our intelligent Co!iector--Crescrp City.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PROBATE SALE.

Parish oil Fast Baton Rouge.
Will BIO sold by tho undersigned parish
Judge. on
THURSDAY, 9th Jan next, $3.50
on the premises, The following property be-
longing to the succession Of the late Anthony
Webb, deceased,
a valuable tract Of land, containing two
Hundred and twenty afpenfs more or less, 81
which, about eighty arc now in cultivation. at
about IL miles below Baton Rouge. bounded
North West by land Of James = Willis, Sruth
East by those Of Mrs Brown, and North. Easl
by thsse Of Mrs HARRISON. ard South. West
by Stephen Cobb, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale,
For the real estate in January 1sf3, Janu.
airy 1874, and January 1915; purchasers to
furnish endorsed notes and mortgage until
final payment, with ten per cent interest after
due til paid Gil TESTER, + J.
dec , d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
A CARD.

Doctor II Rance has the honor Of inferm-
ing the citlzsus Of Balou Rouge, and its envi-
rens. that he has established himself 10 their
town, aud hopes through his cxertions and
o. few feafa' experience he has had in Lon
=tatana ~ il practitioner, to merit public con
fidenr".
References Jon Menard, + Duplautier.
$ AIioIn. l. Eounecaze, Judge Eayfot, H w
Fowler, II Jourdan and !. Shoppers.
DR. Rance occupies The same oorns lately
occupied by DIR. Pension, who recommends
DIR Rance 10 all his old friends.
dec 3 H3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Ceurt-Parisa Of East
Bnfen Rouge.
II tIeaden

M II tfeadens
by virtue Of u writ Of fnfi faeias issued in
the above entitled suit and directed to the
Sheriff Of the parish Of East Baton Rouge
irtm the hon. third district court. hidden In
and for said parish, will be exposed to public
sale, On
SATURDAY, The 7th day fJaf1., le43s
ut the court house III The Town of Baten Rodges
eommeneing Al II o'elsek A M, all the right,
tile. interest and claim Of The defendant NJ Il
Headeh in or 10 the following described pro.
perry IL witt q certain tract stslan3 situated
in this parish, near The Bayou Matehae, con
tanning six hundred and forty HeresS more Of
lees. bounded above by latids Of @ Gemtpeaa
and below by these Of Anthony Webb.
Surrendered by said defendant. 10 satisfy
The judgment, interest and costs In The above
entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash.
H. Q. MOR1Is. DepAsheriT.
december . IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In 9Th District Caurt-Parish Of 81. Helena.
LII. l-..l. .f A.. n.lu..-

~fJ 'eif ~ ~" Ot'taf"'
VS., NO 937
aE6 T A u Williams.
Dy virtue Of n writ Of feri f~acias, issued in
the above entitled suit, from The Hon 9Th dis
tfict court holden in and for the parish Of st
Helena. and directed TO the Sheriff Of the pa
fish of East Baton Rouge, / will expose to
public sale, on
sAruHp.r the III. day Of Jan, 1eA3,
at the court house in the town ofBaten Rouge,
commencing AT II o'clock A NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of + Willis, one Of the
defendants in or TO the following described
property to vii: a certain negro woman. slave,
named Mrlly, aged about 35 years, and her
three children, Sam, violet and Ben.
Surrendered by said defendants to satisfy
ahe judgment interests and costs in the above
entitled suits.
Terms of sale, cash.
l.. c. NORRIS, Deputy sh'E.
december 3 40 i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
CARRIAGES,

The subscriber having
CAo employed several first rate
1T3G-N workmen from Newark, N.
sASsgS6zaJ. and Enlarged, his accom-
modatlons, Is now prepared to repair Carriages
of every description with n~eatness and des-
patch. A few sets of Northern made har-
ness for sale, at invoice prices. Also on
haaa and completing an assortment of cherry
and poplar bedsteads for sale low. A share Of
patronage is solicited.
aug 20 IS W. r. TUENARpl