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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

GHAasAp-Ohe Of our exchanges in ptb-
fishing The re port Of the Secretary OF war;
heads it, TT The ettstary of Wars Report"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
STRAY.
nAYORALTY.

THE price Of fresh -four being So SO Der
barrel, the bakers must give the ensuing week,
a. ounces of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

n The Hon. John Moore has our thanks
for important Congressional documents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

NJ The editorial eefps7uf New Orleans
10. at this present writing. represented m Ba+
ton Hoage by that sterling young fellew, John
Kifsfleval.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

If your coat is comfortable wear it w or
three months longer; no matter if the gloss
is of. If you have no wife get one; if YOU
have, God bless her, stay at home with her,
instead of spending your evenings in expen-
size fooleries. Be honest, frugal, plain-seck
content and happiness at home-be industri-
GUS and persevering and our word for it. if
YOU are in debt you will soon become easy,
no matter who may be the President 0; what
n,s7 he 'he price Of stocks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

Hr Isaac r. Preston has been appointed
by goy. Monton, Secretary If State
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

FtRH-Ihey had q fire IL New 0rleans OH
Monday. which destroyed fae chemical paint
ines, by Daansffe,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

The vets liz favef Of Convention is alluded
10 Ar decisive on that point
And here IL the s.eefslusion pf The Whole
mattet,'s u which we have really given 4 faith.
full transcript
"a am veil aware Of the extreme difficulty
II exercising tpwef. IN a crisis lihe the pre-
sent, with any certainty as 10 lite betieiirIai re-
satt-srd also The Feypfe attu,iht to which o
| thief Magistrate will he held by il,ese who
4 ffhr with him IN %trifi6lt. Fully Impressed
with the responsibility ef my sts'inf's ! shall
shrink from none, and meet all under a stteitg
Sense 81 inv duty | beliHVn thasiiiiie has aatie
by when The people will be- satfsfea with pro
etss,inatien. II IL convenient to slii1 the eftl
If the times upon thtss wlia eeine after iis {!
bpt Il il neither manly. just nor generous
Government ought to be seine thits else tlrah
a speeulaiiuf. We must meet he eNigenties
~ our awt, times and not throw them upnr
mfr ehifissn their days Will have tbaIf evils.
dangers and trials, Hs ours iafs had. Then
let NE not wrong thai The present reheta-
ton received OUT s3tate and MstfeIihlis with
pvt 4 sta II rad without a Debt Let us, "a
FAR as depends npaii tiF, transmit cur hefi-
,apa uuimpaired to our snttessefs."
ItetstAfuRr.-Tfs aetiBfi Of The lsgislp%
latufe lag. week was principally directed To
The bin for aistrlrtits The Htate. AZ may be
surpassed, THE ~pfsiett auhinst whitl, so much
l,as hasi, said III other states, when the arplls
ealiuh eaa IL be made 10 them, tnet here, also,
A wutis reception. and was discussed in eve
~ ssssi,n ~ 10 Wednesday, last, when IL pre-.
ssl he House with no material alteration from
lts ntiHinal fortn,
Tie State Ia This ifs' firtetlFls The bill =
The fret district IL roiiiprspti Of Muniripass
lity No One and Municipality No Three 81
the rity Of New Orleans.
The second district Ia totnrnsad 81 Niaitia
nalitv No Two Of the city NJ New orleans.
aud II The parishes If Ilaqiamines. III }eFs
nafti, Jefferson, IT. Charles, 81 John the Dap.
tis', ct James, Ascension, Assumption, La.
ieifrie Interior and Teffthnnhea
The third distflah is er,nbossi NJ the parish
80 Of Ayoselles, Catsroul3, Caffnll, Madison,
st ~T'anmahy, Cohtoriia, st. Helena, Liyi'pa.
tnr, Washington, East Frliriaha, West Fali-
Point teupea. Eas' Baton Rouge, w .
llatah Rouge and lhertilln,
The fourth district is rnlnprsrd Of The pa.s
fislips ri al. Mary, ST.. Martin, Caltasien, la
fayHite. 81. Landry. Hapiles. Natthitortes,
TaJlo, Claiborne. Union, uuathita and Cala-
we'll
The fret Monday ii July is the day lised
for holding the elections.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

tr The Mississippi is rising very fast.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

rounfetfaiiers arrested 1.-Two counterfeit.
mrs, named Sinclair and Turpin. were arrested
m fhf pgtl ult. near the mouth ef The Yaaon,
by q Mr., Harris. n thait possession wsfa
found dies and metal fur the manufacture or
d,ntnp,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

uT The ApaIachicola journal says this has
been the eeveresi winter know n in Florida for
n great many years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

ItotnsteAh sunyss nF fHs Fir ArEs-Ftoles4
ser y. z, Fefshey publishes Ii the New Or.
leans Bulletin an article from which We learn
that the project efmaking a geological survey
ef Louisiana, has been fof the present, atscoh4
tinted, The apology offered for abandoning
this highly important undertaking. is found IN
The slfaitened peeaninfy resources Of the state
The report made 10 the Legislature last year.
has INST vet been printed, Though its pabliea-
ten was ordered BY the Legislature, II Ia still
in the hands sfshe (nsw es) state printer,
We fully agree with Professor r.. that the
apfineifle Of economy may be pushed too FAR
Extremes, which ever way We take them, arr
dangerous and injurious. and by reversing In
teto the legislation that sqhandered thousands
in aerial visions. we Nv but from one evil to
aaether-tfem bad TO worse, fer there can
be no doubt that the government which at
tempts everything, is better than that which at
stempts nothing at all. But wfetehea, indeed.
IL that economy which, to save the State tfea'
sury A few paliry thousands. dams up all the
seaa,s Of learning and science, and bids the
people remain ignorant until they grow rich !
Yet such IL virtually the language Of eur 10.
x~tsla,ure in relation to this suhieet-in telas
tian to common s~eheels-ana Ia relation TO
almost every ether institution calculated 10
prempte in a substantial and healthy manner
The genuine interests of the State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

we are indebted to the t~ilieers of the Bril-
liant and Octsraro for late city papers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A elk.
WANTED.

w NV 7 I'D;
An apprentice 10 the saddle and harness
making business. A lad Of good character
and habits, aged. about ID or IS years, will find
it to his advantage 10 apply to
feb4 So A NJ REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

~ Our friend, Adjatant Halle. Of Plaque
mine, publishes General Jackssn's last letter
from The Hermitage. commenting en- certain
papers by "a Kentnckian,' in the National
lnseMgencer. Now, neiehbos, suppose YOU
give us in your next the kentuckian's repiy
the tone Of which is as polished and gentle
manly 40 that Of the other is coarse and bitter
in which truth, inct,Htrevertible and DER
whelmins, s made TO gfapple with loose as
sartion and egregieas errer. Do this, neigh
Dor, and sau viii eFinee a disposition to edify
yonr readevs-,o expand the mind and eniish-
ten the judgment instead Of contracting the
one aud darkening the other, by erecting
arsand them an opaque wall Of prejudice and
error.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

' EIFF8*HAF : T VIZ. '1F'F
roRon-We have had a dull market for
tho last three days. buyers and sellers being
very indifferent about entering into large
transactions until The European a%creuntH TO
The ith January are received The daily
aales have been about 1900 bales, and prices
have been without change, esrepf for small
lots Of very roaf quality, which arc abundant,
and have been sold on easier terms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

~ The annual meeting Of the La. Agtlehi+
fufal and Mechanics Association, took place
aeesftlibn TO announcement, last Monday.
The proceedings Of The meeting will be pubs
liehed In Our next. II may nevertheless. be
satisfactory 10 learn. ID interim, that thai tine
old gentleman Col 7: HtsHBr If, was elected IRE
sideiit Of The Association for the ensuing year
The meeting was we'll attenied, and ettltea
much interest In the minds Of th6se present.
NJ We HFb happy TO see that That etif
friend Hill, whose store was latelgsdestfoyed
by fire, is already teaestablished. lie now
e]rripies The BRICK building in Church Street,
Oh. door below Tie residences If Mr.. HuEnet'
lie llas IN hand il large stock Of fresh goods,
which liz will sell quite as cheap az such ar
tictes can be purchased IN Baton HougsAs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

journal of New York devoted to the Odd Eel
lows cause, has been trsnsfpfmad into q
handsome Fetni-mohtbly magazine. The Gin.
]einnatti Morning MeHsage remarks in rela.
ton TO it :" lts contents ars original, %ihtersHt.
ing and instrueting"-4to all Of which. batting
the last word, We fully agree the Message
shnnll hayn enid tnstfNfftre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

r The Latoarebe Patriot says: "There is
10 parish Judge who executes his duties more
than our own TIE parish judge of La
tourchs would de we'll 10 he moderate he
Hay execute his duties hssl1s roo mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

NJ The Cincinnati Message says a It sliat',
etatt woman called on him the other day
with The following advertisement, at which,
The editor AYERS he felt SOME asfenishtaent, II
net mere !
"To HtRf-T'we lovely little ragged chill
drer, eot will do tite for beggaf pssple 10
excite pity. They cries very %nateral. and is
very thin, and has ysty pale faces aud sore
eyes. end with ragged clothes lonls very pitt
fnl There ls alss a hey wet is dsforihed.
tI,a, 10 NOW hired out, but Will be home III a
week. Terms very low
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

NAvAL-Aetive measures are in rrerara-
ton. according TO eener al report. which, Hava
the National lntelliPencef, We have no doubt
ia eorrect.sto place III commission rs many
vessels of war as are available. The princt-
pal doek-y yards will toon be alive with the bus
LII nao.. rattan,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

KrHrtoHv-Ths message Of Gogaff,or
FIaisi,nr shows The debt Of The state TO ba
ss.I. ajp, aRa. all hearing an interest of o per
cent, except H5Ib.nDD. which is al = The
treasury shows q balance Of @6l 1877. The
Governor recommends thu. M further debt fnr
internal improvements he contracted until
that now due be paid or p~rnvidsd for. OF res
pndiaiian he speaks ms fellows
Our constituents are particularly alivn TO the
obligations Of eoad faith they are honest in
all their TRANSACTIONS. lofty in their hearinr,
and elaselv wadded 10 The Commonwealth. It's
honor. its e1israster snd It's glory. They wish
10 bay what They owe, and 6tee no more. Thev
srnrn ,frpndihtion in every form ard shape,
and never will. ! venture TO assert, allow it an
abiding place in Kentucky.
The banks nf Kentucky are said IN he sound,
spefie In their vaults abuudant-aud the crops
Of the past year plentiful. The Governor in
ziEfs upon The benefit Of n protective tariff,
and speaks Of The evils which at1liet thesroun.
try as fofe
aAll these ea1amittes result ss | believe
with all due Difference 10 The opinions Of otl-
ers-tnainly from the simple fact TINT The es-
neral government has failed 10 comply with
its hipt, constitutional functions in refusing 10
provide aud establish a sound. uniform nation.
al currency. adequate TO the business wants
If ftr country. If seems 10 mr. perfectly ma
ntfest-ond | Fay II most retpectfully--io place
The country in - proper position, TO restore II
n if# former prosperity, to enable II 10 rrEain
ita lbrt character, 10 give life and strength md
confidence, We must have Il fiyed, equal, gond.
circulating medium. furnished either thrhuph
tbe arency Of a we'll regulated National Bank
er in adfine other mode equaIly %sa]uiaty and
efficient"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

IIesoR~~Afrttsp nj MisArsltEn,~~lh MAJ.
aaehupette, New York and Pennsylvania, enc
Of the highest hanars that can be conferred
On a man 10 10 make him Superintendentof
Public sehaals. This ~etatton, little under.
stood here, may be called the ehtef.magistta.
ey. or presidency, among school. masters, To
1t members Of Congress. governors aud eeoa.
tors aspire esteeming il enc Of the most hon
cradle because one OF the most important in
point Of true usefulness within the gift of
states or people. Here in Louisiana the office
iia unkaewn, and eur public men appear TO
avoid all ~allusian to, or knowledge OF, the
common school system, as IL there were some.
thing degrading or vile inihe contact. While
the leading politicians in other states 81 are
no Efforts to show in what manner The minds
OF the Young may be most generally and tho.
roughly instructed, ours take no less pains 10
convince The world that the subject is altosc
Their beneath their notice, II they sometimes
90 50 far as to falsely tatter the people on
their high intelligence, they will embrace the
first sa:e opportunity 10 meek and ieer al their
ignorance, though they themselves are not ire-
~queutly much better informed, Popular eiu.
cation is an object SO far beneath their lofty
gaze, that it is always out Of sight; from the
aoveraor down tothe town constable. it meets
the Geld contempt OF every public functisnary;
and hence, il the scale Of education in I.ouisi-
ana ia al all above that of liindoostan or The
Carribee Islands, the credit is lone due to a
few individuals who annually pay largo sums
10 maintain private teachers in then families.
~IIonors on the shoulders of such officers, sit
like Jewels in the shouts Of pigs-they arc,
indeed, honors ~misaPplied.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

ltnHFSTF- | Is 1nFfFfsff al the MHeEarHt-
satta tho horticultural Society in a speech al
The late anniversary said -
awe are ibid that IN some places il f'rtis.
sin. Tho children nra trained up in sneh habits
Of thnrstY, tiat Hnnsn berries and rlnms, and
cherries, and otiet fruits. may hang luscious
" within tlthiF Teach. the whole season. and
| ripen bf The side. walks, within arms length
IF every child and yet never be touched by q
phrlainiig hand
The secretary is a littlassefdant. Without
intending at oil to imppEn Tie honesty Of The
continental n%atiens, il is very eeeiain that they
have 4 more powerful motive tl,ar moral sen.
tiniant fet respecting ind Ividbalprdpnrty for,
though the Land holders fsnfa or wall their
parks and gardens only, though tha fields are
so entirely destitute Of al Visible land marks
that YOU might suppo o the whole country 10
be one immense plantation, The properly Of q
single lord, yet The military toai and dap. The
guh and ~baYenet are found even there, tirg.
ing by all The feffofs Of military and civil law
the respect alluded IT. above Hs voluntary.
LrNett tAw,-Sstue fabbid fosl. through
The columns Hfthe Boston Courier. advises The
e%anaiite Of Boston TO lynch southern slave
e'vhsis, who 60 there TO reclaim fugitive
~slayesi This H.. Of course. is the advice Of a
mailman and fool. and only deserves notice ~
such but Il would be we'll for eyaty set,tbefn.
or in whose way difficulties may he hereafter
. bt.tt.,, ia f4EtIftrrt, E1,ntt,tItlifi se ,%H,Ia ,nub
ing 10 regain his legitimate property, 70 take
the names and description of those who lead
in The matter, and publish then, in Southern
papers, 50 that in case any Of the tnisersants
should visit the South afterwards. they tnay
be. frrnnnLsnd. and nfnterlY nllniahad
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

$4,000 superior cypress shingles for sale
low. PIKE H. BABTN.
Sept 10 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

N3r ~ az a.
d, II, r'N'LoIs pAbLVCN 40, III III The
~, ase'1' % 2''" ~ NJ 5Af.. III 'an'nooi of
,"e "o'l'i P9"9h ID ""'1 '' MIS- '7rsa dar"E ball
'yn asle'', 'i'ei ~ mace 'I'a 'ffe. Ia, o. Sat.
, ,,ly We, Ia le'er is ai-as.eaio ao elor Il ,c
"'''0'lP''- inquirer
:, 'A'dfstt.31aH -. 1879
Pr El.'A - eea'-'NI 400 .'''as.ens a. ~ Nai0r.
Gay l4s'' sft 9a' On ny 'f{ H'si aH tAeor,oo, from
t'e p1' ~" u 1sf''f' 81 10 "Enit ost o'clock.
"'eh' hteszs f2m The N'e-' Nti.'i ne snort dis
lance, Wheh iie Ascent Cause ~ ne n-ffendlerar
Inc Hfsl ih'a2 aai DIE" NV attention. ass e 1'n'u use
"css" o. "eaas tH2l pr le1 '7f ia IT. sia1ft ur,
"PPs''eo 70 oe i"7t'ft "f' Hl'7.e GA tp imfr late
t'ou"u' 'a-h nave witnessed ~ zfas hna. al aAlI
'oSi 1s'',si'aa aHa TIC "''at 'f ed mara anmai
rom ne hue apH'at1en % '.. ts'..s.e fhgr with
'nef i'l4'ea "t"s s''.I 'at aeI attafa &. HE" Coon
e.
" ne' aaa 5.3..i I'.'' a''H. ai5.i#sff'' Of
,He 'o"h ine hiiaa e'a1'. "i Is ID FrP'...'1
9l ssee"', @"'f "i a4H' I'r b" '+a sf oil la'e ''s
'Iopui anu Us IT tits 8i'1 orr ,'' se'e i#u".i Z"
NPac.a'"'s ~ SEC = 'a's''o .. Gu i
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-22
Trustees Sale.

RI virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber by Jacob Ealinger, bearing date
the 10th day of March, 1913, and Of record in the
CLERKS Office of Augusta County, will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
residence of said Ealinger near Middlebrook in
the County of Augusta, on Thursday the 22d dav
OF tins month (June,) the following property, viz
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding, | corner
Cupboard and contents, Safe, 81 hour Clock,
walnut Tables, & Windsor Chairs. split bot
toned do, large Chest ten plate Stove, Ri
lie gun, Smooth Rifle do, bay Horse about 5
years old, do. about Is wears old, sorrel Horse
years old, one gray Mare about 10 years old,
sorrel do. about years DID, black mare about
Is years old, iron gray Colt 3 years old, do.
two years old. Wagon and set of Gear, l fifth
Chain and Stretchers, Mich Cows and | Calf.
3 lleiters, 90 head of Hogs, 5 head of Sheep. )
large Plopghs, small Poughs, 9 Shovel do.
Harrow, pair of Doubletrees, 1 Wheat Fan.
Cutting Box, mans Saddle, | Side Saddle. |
Wagon Saddle, Riding Brides, 3 Ovens and
Lids, Skillets and Lids, large Kettle, Pot
and Axes. also all other personal property in the
possession of said Ealinger at the dale of said
Deed.
ISAAC NEWTON, Trustee.
June S.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-22
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Alta recent meeting of the Spriughill Total Absti
nencc Society, A. B. McCausland, Jno. NJ Estill ir
Rev. Wright Burgess, s. Splitter, Robt. A. Curry and
Alexander X Bell, appointed by said Society to
attend the proposed Convention b. held by the friends
OF Total Abstinence in Staon,on, on the 4th of July
next to represent this Society, and in tn,
measures Of the Convention for fherance of the
cause JNO nj. ESTILL, jr., Sec'ry.
AT areeting Of the Caurchvillc Temp GRANGE Society
held in said place the 18th inst the following reso-
lations were adopted:
Resolved, That this Society send delegates TO the
Coohty Convention to be held Sauuton the 18th o
July next and that the ratio of representation be
eeiegate ior every twenty mcmbsrs. Whcrcapon, the
Following gentlemen were chosen
Col. VIM. A. Bell, John Trimbc, WIN. H. Jackson
Dr. Jos. Wilson, Capt. ii. Stcrrett Henry Sicg, Ste
phen Holt, Saml. X. Taylor WIN. q. Stcrrct, Robt
Knowles, James A. Cochran, WIN. J. Weldon, jacob
Bear, Henry Geeding, John Bear and motion, the
officers OF the Society added to the delegation
r. H. Holland Prcs't., Paul Scg, " Pres't, and Hen
ry Nppctoe, Secretary.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Staunton paper
r. Il. HOLLAND, Prcs't
HENRY RiPpEroE, Sec'ry.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-22
NOTICE TO UNDERWRITERS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Board OF
Directors Of the Valley Turnpike Company, at
New Market on Friday the 3O,h day of this
month (!une, Tor keeping in repair the whole line
Of road from Winchester to S,aunton for one year.
also Tor Keeping IN repair the same in sections of
ten miles each, the LIST section commencing at
Winchester, the undertaken to furnish all the ma
terias necessary keep the side bitches open. routes
filled up level Keep In good repair the culverts,
cattle bridges and bridges on the small streams
and receive for the saline from the Treasurer of the
Company payment monthly or quarterly. Also,
at the same time and place proposals will be re.
ceived Tor building wooden Bridge upon the a.
butments now standing at North Shenandoah Ri
yer (near MI. Iackson') and supported in the riv-
er by strong wooden trussels, of good oak or To-.
Gust timber, with plans for the same. good
and sufficient hand-railing will be required. O.
ther specifications will be given at the time of
letting. a sufficient guaranty will be given for
payment for the same.
BY order the Board,
]. S. CALVERT.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-22
kSSIGNEE'S SANE

:. Will be sold at public auction, to The highest
bidder err at komney' in the county Of Hampshire,
ana oiaie er OF Virgni7, in mont of Col. VIM Arm:
strong Tavern, OH Sgmrday the 18th day of Ju-:
~ next, at i o'ciocH, a. M, the following prop
e,,y surrender by John shives, in the inventory
"'tacneG ,, 70 us petition in bankruptcy
:. one flCu So AND LOT of an Acre, in Bur
iineton, aid llGi AZ RES, more or less on the
n ne waters of Cold Stream, upon which the said
9,o.vets resides, both Being in the county of
, Ia.npshire.
| The above property viii be sold on the follow.
I ing terms, viz: One-thrl cash, and the remain
der on credit of one and two years, the purcha-
giving approved security for the deferred pay:
mens, and the title withheld until all the purchase
money is paid.
Such title to tic above property will be mads
the purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the 18th day Of May is43,
IN the District Court Of The United States, holde
at Staunton, or the petition of said Shivers.
JAMES POINTS, Assignee.
June Is.
~ Romney lnteiigencer publish 20 days.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-22
PUBLIC A.WG1ET0N0

RY virtue of an order made by the Circuit Su-
1Peror Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
gusta county, on the 18th instant, in a cause
therein depending wherein Gilkeson &c. are
plaintiffs. and John Wayt's administrator &c.
are defendants, will proceed on the premises on
the 9th day of July next, to sell at public arr.
ton, A HOUSE AND LOT in Staunton, on Rev.
erley street, being the same now occupied by Eli
Parent So much of the purchase money as will
be sufficient to pay the costs will be required in
cash, and the residue in three equal payments Of
g., IL and lS months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and the title to he re-
tanned until the whole purchase money be paid
Sale TO commence at IL o'clock NJ.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Com'r.
June Do.