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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
LARD OIL MANUFACTORY,
On MIrkck AILen

- - WHEELING, Va.
Il necessary machinery, aud j. successfully
prcsecuun@ the manufacture Of Lard OIL nj his
establshment on Market Alley, beng e.abled
vi II u ptetsht machinery - turn out about two
sund-cd gallons Week, Of OF trat ne warrants
equll TO any manufactured in The United SASS
Tor an purposes equal to The best Sperm, and for
~ leIy - super nor 10 any other kind Of oil.
lie Is enao ed To sell az the lowsst Ciocinnati
prices. Mlliers, machInists merchants and others
are invited 10 give him cali, he Is prepared 10
sen wholesale or retail, on such terms as cannot
lali 10 please Oh put up In Barrels Kegs, cans
OF ii any manner or quantity 10 suit purchasers
All orders promptly attendedto. Address
Cash paid for Lard no,t,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

TIE VETO POWER.-With the Vi.
Wdness Of lightning does The following
passage IN Mr. Cldy's speech at Mem.
Phis flash conviction upon the mind
that 10 The Veto Power is 10 be traced
the long train Of disasters, which have
cursed the Country, aud brought il TO its
present PROSTATE condition. "Had there
been no veto, SAID Mr. Clay, mere would
have been % prevention Of the charter
oi a NatIonuI Bank-nO removal Of the
dePosItes-nO treasury circuIar-no
multiplication OF State Danks-no in0a
ton Of paper currency no stimulation
OF excessive enterprises and mad specu.
Ialions--no consequent explosion, col
lapse and the universal ruin winch oyor.
spreads our noble land. Such l. ,ho
history Of our career
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
COMMIssIONER,s sALE.

IN CHANCERI .-Staubery & uou.ton
=,
Thomas Jones e. others.
I ider aud by virtue Of the decree pronounced
IN tHs cause, at the late intermediate term oC tho
CircWt Superior Court If Law and Cnanccrv Tor
Ohlj county. | shall offer for sale al The Sourt
nnOus' OF ONO county Oh Monday the first dav Of
W ay next NlSi3D Pew number SO in : Matthew =
enurch' wheeling. the sans being me Pew owl ned
ERM "a credit Of twelve months the ppr.
chaser giving ond with good .ecurty bo ',is puI-
lcreS rom the date thereof and the trte reis7n'
until The purchase money is paid ''0 '0'''"'N
l W MITCHELL, ID Sheriff and
mar u I'm Commissioner in this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
% o = e = G q ND q,
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

March 3D. 1913
The Tax u came up rs the unfinished brslu,.. .
The amendment vi SIr Randolph, as follows uns a.
duP.cL:
On al! urney loaned ont ot interest by Indi,iI-
uas. or any '"d-, u"cs or uGher securities required
by Purchl.e over a'ul ahuyc the sum ~ the Ycyrc-
gate Dl SlUJ per ceuium ni the amount of nj;
uICresi or profits received thereirum " dhin tho
year neat precen. the Time Of lISiu. ar giving ia
the same ~ tie commissioned ut the Revenue alcr
deduc'rns therrirau iLe Interests um MI sums u,
which such Individual should be indebted To 9th.
crs."
The blank in the above was filed " i.h ? per
cent.
The tax on dividends or interest Of State binds
was also lad Al p per cent
The sum of per was laid upun all yearly
income derived Icy emi inymruI by the Sl.e or Fc-
ieral & 'vernmeui, any corp rate company or hudy
pOluc. where The amount was more Than $3.50
Lawyers and rh ysicldus of owe years practice
were ueXl taxed five dollars
y tax al - per cent hank dividends was IL
dop,ed.
The bill MAS Then ordered HI hv engrusse,!-aycs
% hCes 81. The Lul was ordered TO be printed
PRIOR I" e. gr'ssmrnt, aud hope we shall geia
c1py' although we have expectation thit 1t viii
pass.
Sundry engrossed bills Of Iiule importance were
passed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
FOR RENr-

sra y comfortable and convenient bo,,.o 49,.
E-lsu Union between All end jh streets q, ,,e.a,
occupied hy Mr. Geo r Tuglc with go,J t,.,,'
nnu COW stable carriage house. smoke onJ ico
house 'n adjoining Dot, or if not wnnreJ ,ogc,bc,
'ne mouse or lot. will be rented scparafe
Apply az Jacob Mrchelrs. or d, HAL a yvict.
ham. rmay II 3u - ~, ~ w .oN'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
10 JOSEPH RUINFRrpcrp

you will take notice, tbs on Saturday the t,tb
ua}Oi April nex', no the office of Morgan Mel.
son IN The cts OF Wheeling, between the hours of
ken The depOsIuous Of Joscoh Brentlinger and
other witnesses, o. be read in evidence al the
hearing Of a CO rtain suit in chancery, depending
lu The circuit superior court Of law and chanccrv
lJr Ohio county, wherein I am plaintiff and vo1
are defendant, a. which time and ola ce Won can
aUond n you think proper.
mar ~ INV Garrett SNEDIKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

We complete IL day, the aII.css TO llc people of
Virginia, hy the Wing Convention Nh'oh Is entitled
At Richmond on The 2I uit / Is strong sound
Jocumeui, aud -hiuld ae preserved and ircquenJly
read. The wcetly Tunes ct Wednesday next Will
contain Al entire. One hundred copies vii he lor
ale "a, IA oIi,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

NJ AUDUBON. ne celebrated Ornitsoloris,.
arrived on "Wednesday evening in This CITY. and
e"raried Yesterday fr The Rocky Mountains. He
goes "n 30 expedition that will doubtless produce
a book no les interesting than his Birds Of Amer
ca,' volume Un the yIyiparous q,uJruPcds OF North
America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

The Rev. T o Prescott, Minister Of the New
jerusalem Church Will preach on Sunday afternoon
thu 18th inst At the City Hall. at 3 o'clock The
citizens generally are respectfully invited 10 n,-
tend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

wINrER-'The ground iscoycred with snow
ogAin. 10 the depth Of some four or Eve inches.
which is frozen This morning. as TO make excel.
lent slegh:ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

the present. its semi-wcekly issue. and Will bc su,
weekly hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
LIGIITlLIGuTt,

~. Subscriber ma just received a lot Of Mr.
warren Lrrd Oh, which for Machinery md
burning IN Lamps, Is not surpassed by any Other
vi us perfectly clear, will not CONCEAL in cpld
We'ther, and can be sold for halfthe price Tthc
sperm. r w BASSETT, South Wheell1g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

FROM LIN A. The New York Journal orCom-
mercc received lrnm it, cures pom lent adv ices
i'nm Lima To the Oh November. The war heIweeu
the Prrnvians and BhlIvIhns gong on with
great bIIerness-.he sucLcss hciug win The Bull-
WINS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

BANK OF SAAWNEPOwN.-rhe Illinois
Register, of the II rnsr saw: "Bnih IN. bills IL,
reference 10 The Bank Of Illinois have raised ain,
Council OF Revision, and nre BOW laws he re-
peal bill as 1t is called, adopted 10y tho cnst:np
vote oi The Governor as We have been informed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

Consequence of the incl mency Of the wea.
q iher. the sale Of Mr. J NJ Ciarke's bou,eholJ
furniture IS postponed all Nj Inday the ooh inst at
10 O'clock. A NJ when it Will positively he solo.
The furniture has been used but Ille, and is in
good condition.
BRENrLINCER & SuALLCROSS,
mnT AuctiuUpeFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
NOTICE

meeting ofthe citizens Of the lI Ward, will
he held ia the North Wheeling Sch ,ol House. on
Sturdy evening. for tie purpose Ct organizing
Fire Company. FIRST WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

Tie New Hampshire Gazette. FORTS
mouth, tho oldest. bocuioco Journa, in
tn State, carries sat las head the names
vi John Z Calhoun Tor next President.
and Low Woodbury. Tor Wee Prcs,d,.nt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

The "Greni western" II Is SAID. brought ever So
500 0d0 ia specie
The New fori merriam that Ire amount
NJ specie brought Ivy her Is S7OJ00O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17

UNlVERSALlST PREACHING. -The Rev.
MIR Rogers OF Cincinnati, will preach this evening
at The City Hall.
Friday. mh II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
RI;LAT.ONS WIrn RELGiLM

OIL tai uu,l has OccE received, thai
The decree recently ISSUED by-ihe. Bel
giau t,inPJSIng extra Gutics
u, on vessels OF the Uri,cd States, has
been repealed by Il proclamation, dateI
Jan. I, lSI3 IL Will be remembered
thai this decree was issued by the Bel
gian Government, IN consequence OF IA
apprehension about our Laws. AS up.
piled 10 the Belgium steamship British
Gu en-.
TEMPE 10 BURN \ JNL-l
man named john Stevens, committed for
scaling. recently attempted to fire tho
jai at Cen,reviilc, tHd } lie sci fire to
the floor OF his cell. but fortunately it
was discovered in tune. aud cxilnpuish.
= before any serioJs damage cnsucd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-17
TIE BANKRUPT SYsTEN

TIE Bankrupt Law ct 1871. from us Os,s,I
nnpopuIariy, has bsen eagerly -ezed upou a.. .
weapon OF assault sF'n The Wing parry. Bot yyr
shall undertake i1 show. very succrnctIv. as c,g
'o co"ciusvoIy, hat % s not as has been slrsJysJ
"a NaIg measure llistfIs chat r,l.ayIry III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

MAssAcnjsErrs.-A writer In d late num-
Der OF Hunts Merchants Magazine thus
sums I'D the claims OF the compact little State
Of Massachusetts to national Importance. w
presume there are Massachusetts men enough
in the city to justify opr copying, il if the ex-
tract were less Interesting than we know IL
will be to readers of other classes. II shows
what industry and enterprise may accomplish.
Though tho seventh State in the Union, in
point OF population, she is shown to be tho first
in manufactures-sthe annual product Of
which is SO millions of dollarsl The second
State in commerce. she has more tonnage than
any other in the Union, and even owns II 200
tons shipping more than New York; which
| shows that tor Yankee enterprise perfons a
large share of tho carrying trade Of her sister
States. She not only owns more shipping
| than any other State, but she is, to a consid-
erableextent, the ship yard and the shipwright
Of the whole country, and she furnishes more
than twice as many registered seamen as any
other State. Her fisheries ara equal in am
cunt TO the rest OF the Union, and she has
more than three fourahs of all the whale fish
ery. AS q home markets her Importance is
shown by the fact that she consumes CT the
products of the other States more than $4O,
100000 annually, being equal 70 one half OF
the average domestic exports Of the United
States, If we except manufactures. Her 5000
common schools, her annual appropriation OF
near a million Of dollars for the education Of
her children, her asylums, and numerous other
benevolent State institutions. are Justly made
to magnify the honor and character OF the
Commonwealth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
GRAMMAR acuODIA

q. II, Spencer, Lecturer on Enallrli gram
mar, respectfully bsgs leave 10 inform the
citizens Of Baton H,ugtt and vicinity, thai lie
will commence Il routss NJ lectures on this
interest, ing science In the basement Of tho NJ,
Il. Church IN Tuesday tho 2nd day Of Janaa.
ry next. Thirty l~ectufes constitute n eourae,
Only three hours in twenty four will be re.
auifed If The pupil Pupils who have never
studied English Grammar, before will be able,
after having attended two courses, 10 parse
difficult blank verso. transposs and purse poo.
try, correct false language, speak. write or
teach the finglish ianguage grama,atieally.
Foreigners who find IL difficult to understand
English, would do we'll TO avail themselves Of
this opportunity. Private lessons will be Civ.
On To pupil. nj their residence II required.
The most satisfactory testimonials can be
given, from Gov. Whitcomb. Judge Kinny,
DR.. Read, seyeral Rev. gentlemen and a nun.
Der Of highly respectable attorneys and other
citizens Of high standing IN Indiana.
1EnMs,--S5 per seasion. For the ecnves
nienee Of til q, wi o are empty d trough the
day an evening class IL proposed also.
N. II. A public examination will bs held
At the expiration ofeaeh session, and no charge
made unless satisfaction IL given.
H o. tn A. Read. IL,
A. Waddili Fsqrs,
Dec. Ii 43.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PROBATE SALE,

Hy virtue of an order of the Court OF Pro-
bates in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge will be sold by the Undersigned Parish
Judge, on the premises on.
"Wednesday the 10Th Of January 1914 at ii
O'Clock, the following property belonging to
tho Estate Of the late John Huestdn deceased.
Tot No one ON square no two in that part
If the town of Baton Rouge laid ont by Leon
ard together with the buildings and improves
ments on the same. :.
The Office Of the "Batotf Rouge Gazette"
will, the press type appanenances belonging
toths sames
A horse, saddle and bridle5
a BOOK case aud choice lot of books5
a table and arm chair &c, &c.
Terms of sale
The purchaser Of House and lot to assttfne
tho naymeDt OF the sum Of $3.50 with the in
teresf on the same due the mortgage to The
! ts;,v Rank OF New Orleans, I'd TO assume the
,as ment Of tbs sum OF SI7W with inferes
| from 18th June 1913 due the Estate eff A
| Geofgroy in one year from the day Of sales ant
Ga, the bslance a credit of one, two. and tire.
years from the day Of sale, in approved AM
| endorsed notes, and n mortgage sn the prep
erty until final payment.
The Office Of the 'fBaton Rouge 6azettei
~. q credit of one, two, and three years in
annroved endorsed notes. payable in Ban
| and the personal property for cash.
Dec. o 1913. Gil. TESSlER, p. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
MAYOttAITY.


Al lheeiihy Of The board oi selecimep 81
tho town Of Baton Rouge, held 6n the 1ti
inat., the following resolutions were adopted
Hesblyed, That from and If or the pubiifa.
ton Of this resolution. no - erchant, nteft
keeper, or other purrth within The limits d
The Corporation u Baiab Rouge. shall be nj.
lowed 10 keep more than Que hundred toutids
1T gun tnwdef at any ono time, IN his ~ their
houae,, under n peimlty " iny dollars, re.
cpsefatlH III conviction befUft the Tewn
Magistrate.
Resolved, Tint N slstl ha the duty bf all
prfsous urins Suites III W,apl ~ frisfie build.
Ing, 10 have The pipes NJ said stost's - bnss
ihrsugl, a ioubIe otie ut lcast ttb flos Inside
ind euistds pf tho fsHtres In all Tho places
whore Tho pipes will be iprebhrsi1n with tbe
building, under 4 psualfy sf ffotn FIVE 10 ton
dollars line. recoverable on conviction before
tho Town Magistrate.
SAM s%KOLrIELD, Clerk.
nov. y, 1919 Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

Seisnre BIZ The Castom House Offers
When the packet. ship Utica was ennoucet
as below New York on the 18th ult., the
steamboat Hercules was sent to two her
uw. Mfr. ID. q. Crane, a custom house In
spcctor, vino was on board tho steamboat
thinking that the conduct OF one OF the
passengers In the ship was somwhat suspi
cious, communicates bis Impressions te
tho boarding officer, who caused tho ma
o DO searched, and succeed In finding
watches, spoons, and iewelry concealed 10
his boots and clothing.
A MIR. fats and wife, jewellers, ofthe
city Of New York, came In tho uticn ms
cabin passengors, and were observed, when
tho man was seized, 10 stop into their state
room, which was Immediately searched.
An under coat made for tho purpose to III
tho lady, was found with fifty watches
handsomely quilted in It, and also n shirt
for a gentleman Allied With watches, oil
belonging to MIR. Gats. Their baggage
was to DO examined the next morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16

WHrG C1UB.-Et nous aussi nous. avons
un Wing Glib ! ct nous aussi nous avons,
4 la seance de Mercredi au soir, avise aux
moyens propres a conduire a ben la plus uti-
lie, Ia plus patiotique enterprise, celle de falre
tomber les renss du g~ouvernement entire les
mains du citoyen lie plus eminemment capable
de ratablir Ia posperite des Etats-unis- IL
etait done natuiel que lie plus grand calne,
que la plus grade dignite regnassent dams
une assemble lont tons les membres ma
yaient d'autre but que d'adopter des resoiu-
tons parfaitement en- harmonic ayec Pintefet
public. Aussi alton ecoute avec un respectful
eux assortment Opinion eleauemment ex-
prince par un des membres les plus disti1'
gues du barreau de .ette vile, achievement q
Ia question qui sera agitee dams une reunion
ulterieure. L~'asseublee, presidee par rhon
III. Bernard, etait slIssi nombreuse que il
mauvais temps pouvat lie permettras ct tou
Y respirait la decence, le bon ordre ct la CT
yisme. MIR. Shipley tenait la plume en- qua
lite de Secretaire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
Gil. TESTER, p. !.
ifiaT RECEIVED.

t'he undersigned weuid respectfully lender
Ida thanks 10 The pibiic, for the very lineral
patronage heretofore extended to him, and
brgs leave 10 infbrf1 bis frirfds and the pub.
lie In general, that he tas just received a
splendid assortment Of fall goods, which con-
sist In part OF the following, vist
. point french blankesst green, ted, yellow
and white fannels; ~sattinets and pilot cloth,
Kentucky Jeans; Canton f~aanels, English and
French m~erinost mousseline dc lame. plain
and figured, silk and worsted sefge, do and
cotton velyeu Goa, bindings. large and small
silk battofsst casImires and broad.cloths, diff
ferept colors; bombazincs and bofibatsttesj
French and American eastoaadeslp plain iibsey
for negroes, plaid do for house sefvaH.sjaprofi
and furniture checklist bed and mnttfess tick
inas. Irish linen, brown holland and linen3
swtss and cambfic n~fnslinsI ~jasenets and
eambtici silk and l.. G. handkerchief ina.
dfas do, eolcfed linen pocket dot French cali.
Goes, English and American pfihis, yellow
and red furniture do, figured furniture do, 1,
4.4. 81, e-4 and t1.4 bisactsd and dofbestics;
coiored table covers, black and colcf cdsiiksj
RUSSIAN diaper and crash.
HoMsnY4--Iadies white and black fnefitto
hose. do do Cotton, do do pIaint misses and
childrens' hose; infants wooiei socks; wosted
and cotton half hosej rneriho and flannel I'M
der.shirts, do do drawers fne fancy shawls,
bIauke, do, n,ousseline de Iatfe do, black and
cel,red silk crayats, ladies fashionable silh
and straw bonnets latest Partisan slylei gem
tlemeps' black silk hats latest French style,
do cashmere do, do broad brimmed, gentle1
mems, cloth caps, boys do; gentiemens' cioths
ing of every description, also i. b.; shirts, fine
and com mont suspenders, kid and silk gloyes3
silk and cotton suspenders; side combs tprs
toiss shell, tucking combs do, toilet combs do;
hair brushes; pocket knives, tooth b~rusbest
pen knives; needles; thread, eanvast cruel and
a yety fine assortment Of perfumefy. z
Saogs.-Ladies' broaans, do walking shoes,
do II. n. ties, do fine hid, do spring heels vciv.
do fur Innings, do p~rnneIia shoes, do common
shoes and slips, misses brogans and shoes,
children do do, mefs' fine calf sewad boots.
do half fine calf sewed boots, do calf peged
boots, do coarse peg boots, do mud boots, do
calf ssWed shoes, do kid peged shoes, do seal
do, do half boots, do slippers, Russell bro
gans, tic. &c,
And also a great number Of articles too te-
dious to mention. All Of which he is deter
mined to sell as cheap az any other store in
this city, for cash only. lie has now; a bro
! ther.ia.,a residing in New Orleans; who
will send him goods by every boat thfough
the season. He il therefore ehablsd TO re-
new tis stock every week. and can always
supply his chstoniefs with alninst any thing IN
his line. @ "
ort % 80 Lafayette Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
NOTICE..

NUIEGH @
SaGs n properfyfor TIE payment n faris3
Tares in me Parish of Edsl Baton Rouge,
Louisiana:
By virtue Of all act, entitled iii act OF the
Legislature of The State III Louisiana Approved
march The 9Th Is42, aHf by virtue Of file 4fh
section Of an aei approved 18th March fs5gL
will proceed To sell at public Auction on
Wednesday 9lhh day of. December fs43-at
the Court House 10 the Town. Of Baton Rouge,
between the usual hours Of Salssy ali the
right, title Interest, and Claim Of the follow
ing named persons, in and To- the soll5vting de-
scribed property for the payment N their Par
lsh Taxes due in the PasIsh of East Baton
Rouge to wit -
Lot No. 1 in square Ma. to IN tina, part of
the town Of Baton Rouge laid ott BY z. Beam
regard and togsrtsr With all the Buildings
and Improvements for Ire payment Of Parish
Taxes due by Mary Brehel +. W. c. for the
years Is40-IS4I and 1S4z.
Eight Acres of land with I'LL the improve
| ments thereon situafed in that part OF the
town Of Bafon Rosfsei khuwn by the name OF
| Spanish Town and bouaded West by lands
bsiunsiug to Klefnpeter; north by lands be-
longing To- the United Sfafes-Eass by lands
unknown-alad south BY Spanish Town road
for tie payment of TIE Parish Taxes due by
MADAM GarritaiIle fvr the years ls40-lS4l
and 1912 also.
Four Acres land with all the buildings and
improvements thereoi-srfnated i'm thai: pare
of the tow OF Baton Rouge known By the
name Of Spanish TowH and bounded vest by
lands ~betonging 10 N. Moreno Esq., nogtk by
Spanish Town road, east BY lands belonging
to- the heirs OF Roheso. and south By nortt
~ StJ Il r fR~snE IN IA
mens Of Parish Taxes, 6sae by louis A. La
tile s. Coz for the year Of 1873
Terms Of sale ! CASH
O. HACREr
CcfEsttor Of parish Taxes
acv IL Al. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
cOUH DEa REEVES.
paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.

II scra yendu SIR les lietx par Ie sonssigns,
Mardi fe 10 Decsmbre 1919 Ia propriets
fonciere IT personneiIe, appartenant 4 IA sncA
~cession de feu Frederick rikef, decide, CON.
sistant de-
Rhabtation sur taquelle Ie defuns rtsidant
avec les authorizations qui s'y frouyenf, sa-
voir maison de logis, ct autres bstisses, mott
lin a cotton, ditto mails &c. Anssi IL ascia.
yes d. diferens Ages OF sszgs. Chevants
be.es a eornes, brebis ~cochous, 16tensils do
~Iabourage, meubles de maison. &c.
Aussi On lot de ierre dans cette partie Do
Ia vile de Batou Rouge, arpentke par Desalb
etant lot No. 10 dams l'1let No. b asee leo
ameliorafiona qai sty tfoutents
C~osprrioSs-La propriete foneiere; 4 an
credit de M, deux OF trois ana les e~sclayes
4 un ct deux ans du jours de IA yeIste, en- biis
| lets tndoessss portaht interEt de dir pour cent,
apres schaancei jusdu'au Placement final, ct
hytutheque STR Ia prophets. La piopriste
| acknowledgements.
cHAs. TEssIFR, t. p.
nov. tB 3f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-16
ON rnTToN

The undersigned ~ prepared 10 make thu
Most liberal advances on Cotton addressed 10
his friends Messrs. John igoodin A. Co.. Of
New Orleans, either In cash cf merchandise,
As there IS sifohg probability Of nm I'M
pfovemeht In The prite or the atifsIe this year
IN consequences NJ the shortnvss uf the ctop,
thr,se. ssiafiig 10 hold IN tintll late In The sess
son. will be advanced 80 the present value,
With the understanding bewsver, that ihs
co'ten IL received bsfbrs shet advances are
madti -
lie has Bn hand d general assortment III
Groceries, nil fresh, also ab uisres Of Bsggihs
aud 10 dolls f1pe, which hs piiers on az good
Terms as amy other establishment In Baton
Rbhge, DUNCAN MoFADYEN.
Baton Hotge, decs mbsf y. ts43. 40 .z#a