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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
NIASslLLuN. O. A lnen

MASSlLLON, GA Trend hIs just returned
from Mas To-, and Iuiurns that business Is lne
ihcrc. No lack of labor q money. The merchants
are doing " ell and the mechanics hons II anything.
better. New huu,c, are gong up, new streets be-
.g Icvcllcd. new Improvements OF every Kind be.
my made. showing a really thriving and beautiful
slace Well. bless that town from as heart 10 i's
sub,.rhs. we are glad Of II. But What is the reason
oT this prosperity Why has Alassun been "bIsging'
as EGic O,hellree would say. through all the hard
times and DEPRESSION II is situated ON the canal
and in rich country. hut II has no other great nat
urIl advantages. II Is u,is. IL has ihc right kind
OF people ia it, people of enterprise, labor, spirit
aud gene rusty. We lu J. over the paper aud there
are hundreds of new names Iherc-srrangGrs whu
have come n-lhey have been taken 10y the haud
assisted, encouraged p..trunIzed aud LuiII up The
pracIire has been that whether men had money OF
not Tho went there, # they had the true capa',
good head and hands. place was Opeu Tor their
use.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

RAILROAD ACClDENT.-We learn that about
Twelve O'clock on Thursday night. another accident
occurred on the Reading RIiirOah. In consequence
OF The Displacement of switch the Falls of Schuyl-
Kill, whether through carelessness is not
known, an engine which was drawing train OF coal
cars, throws from the track. and dragging after
u two Of The cars fell down high embankment mo
SchuyikIll Canal at the foot The engineer and the
fireman feeling that the lOcUmntve was heeling Ov-
er, sprang of safely. and by the giving way Of the
coupling Of the second and third car only two Of
the train were carried down The engine was
new and q is said 50 broken as To be rendered
less-U : Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

UNDERWATER SUNK. The Spirit Of tho
Age learns from Capt PAREtNsOS that the steamboat
Br'dseiraier. Capt BOies, that ls this city Friday
morning struck The hull Ofan old steam buat just
'eio" Sioubenville wharf, aud sunk ~ four feet
waller. The Brdgewoer had a foil load Of Dry
Goods Groceries aud Pittsburgh manufactured ar.
"cIes. Tho boat and cargo will be suvcd; bot the
ooIgo . very much damnged - nabnIrh Cog.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

DO good old Colony Times" a. tho sung says,
when "Od Hlryard." "On in the Silly night"
heard the sound Of revolry." and the rosy wine
"o"ed freely, s1ph, IN whose head there was one
night on ovorp.us bo len the door Of the banquet
room found himself living evidence Of the effect.
oi"nngled.legs', and fsIl PROSTATE on tho Gsor.
boon companion asked what made him flll down and
be hiccuppcd out "uol.Niihstaud. fnr" "a ga. on,
ough The room rang again vrtb Laughter a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
ASrRANGEAND SOLEMN COMPAN.

IONA gentleman, whose name we do
not feel ourselves at liberty to make
public, for many years resident OF
thiS city, and whose health for the past
six months has been, aud now is i'm n
very Prccarious and critical condition.
took pasSge in ship I, r the North on
Saturday, with the eudeavor 10 see his
friends before he died There was pat
on board for him coffin, lined with lin,
at his own desire, so That in case he.
Shllilcd off this mort Il col,' ne nigh,
lac preserved To be- land under the sod
Ills wife went with hlm.-Nel1 Orleans
Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

"a Mr. Adams's whole route from Utica cast.
ward yesterday was Q sort Of lriumphal prCgroz-
AZ Horkimer, Little Falls and Schenectady he went
through the ceremonies Of formal recepiion rocsi.
wing and replying 70 congrliulaiory addresses asd
shaking hands with great numbers 81 people Al
al The stopping pnccs along the road, crowds were
collected 20 I'D the veteran statesman God sresd.
as he passed along on his journey These unlocked
or aud unsolicited manifestations oftbo popular res
poet and regard must have been most grateful 10
Mr. ADAMS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

AN INSANE MEETING. Ala vestry meeting
held az Wakefield, England, recently, Tor the par.
pose Of passing The cOnsab'os accounts a scene of
confusion look place. whrh ended in ono Of the
members moving a resolution, That this meeting
Is moi 90 sufficiently sound state Of mind 10 enter.
tain 90 important question that embraced by the
resolution" Thus resolution was put 10 a show OF
hands. and carried almost unanimously The chair.
man suid that o was time that they oil went home
as they had voied themselves insane. The meeting
then broke up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

FALL OF ROCK-On Thurs lay
last, an immense mass OF rock fell from
the brink OF the Falls, on the west side
1t made II noise, when it struck that was
heard at the distance Of half Il mile
Rochester DcmocrGt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

THE U sLooP OF WAR BOSTON has ar.
rived a, Boston after an absence Of several years
having accompanied the Constellation 10 China
She brings intelligence that Captain George T. Net
cher. Of whaling baTqHe Isabella. Of Fair Haven,
reported nj Tahiti, April ~. The discovery Of a
beou'fu fertile island, extending about 80 miles
from Northeast TO Southwest lie named it "Ea-
dies Island" after the man who first discovered il
moi being LAID down in the charts. This island
Is situated in south latitude HOS. west longitude
1906.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

the man who saves me makes his for
tunen Jerry was G>hcd ashore Is a
darkey aud To show his gratitude, inv.
ted QuaShey TO 90 up to the doggerl
and liquor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

LATER FROM ST. THOMAS.--By The schaon.
er Hope, Capt George nj New York. we have intel.
ligence from 81 Thomas To the 2lsr ulumO
The Yellow Fever has considerably abaied. md
al the abnve date there were not many cases heorJ
Of, but II had been, for a week or more before, very
had had alarmed many persons. who quit The Island
IN consequence. The weather had been very warm
and oppressive. and il it continues so hong there
can be no telling when they will lie entirely clear
OF fever.
Business was very dull. but not so dull as il had
neen. American produce was getting scsrcer and
the demands for II were numerous. as the products
OF The Island were generally enough 10 supply all
demands, which, however, we're very few.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

The i ShelhyvIlle. Ky. News states that Mr..
Carricn was dangerously shuI in Spencer county on
The 18th uli. by q named mue Davis ca
rico q c"Isiable, aud ia the per iouraEcc OF
his duty ab'uI 10 levy upon horse belonging To-
DAVIS when he wasshOi. Davis has fed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

| The Editor of the Perersburgh Republican enacIs
Ihe Nesier Of The Democracy, with very considera.
| bic. He 81 ;:
We tell the Richmond EN- uirer that his
pondenls driving the Democratic party 10 dIsu-
nIon the three last numbers of that paper TEEN with
objectionable mailer; and how luug Is u that we
shall be able To say u our correspondents, Keep tie
peace; already have we drawn the rein tightly un
sump ,yhuse distinction aud experience euIlile them
| To advise us, rather Than To be advised hysus. We
do ask the Enquirer m the name of our purty we
adjure him by all our hopes at success, tu be more
careful ~ inserting the violent product lions of reck
parIiZlns, we'll n the Ihougl Iless articles of
the hot headed, though honest enthusiast ''Senex"
We would give Us sample Of the last the y York
correspondent aI'rds not be adm ired Illusrra.
, tiun Of the former. There Is no hope nf elecIing
either Mr. Calhoun or Mr. Van Buren,, if through the
violence of their personal friends The supporters of
one should commit themselves against The other
Ii IL then ar aw tai es,iUusIbIlIIy which that man
assumes who either directly or indirectly leads 10
such liz shalt do all we can To prevent IT,
and II efforts fail # we are destined To sec the
Democratic party ruined aud pOwerlcss not from the
blow of IhC common enemy, but from tho vlulen,
OF lis intestine COMMISSIONS we shall al least tie
consolation of knowing IhnI with Us the words oil
harmony AMI conciaunn have .ul been the la, ser.
wee OF the hyOucriIc but The rule Of action tho
real guide VI our Editorial course
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

We learn from the Rochester Democrat that on
Thursday at last week, immHnsc mass Of ruck
fell from the brink Of the falls on the west side. Il
made mise says the ID murra,, when il struck, that
heard ~ The distance half n mile.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

OHIO STAGlNG.-In looking over tho map ri
Ohio. nnd the schedule Of Messrs Neil, Moore d
Cos. Stage lines, we perceive that that company
ru.,s constantly about 1900 miles Of different
roads within that Stale New York, Pennsylvania
! Michigan and Irdana. We have travelled on buI
few If The routes except that from Wheeling
10 Cincinnati the National Road AID therefore
cannot speak with certainty of any othcr bn Of that
we can safely say that DO not believe its supe.
ror be found in the United States and scarcely
IN the world. The National road is hard on horses
AT The be'trhe MA iamizing with The speed neces.
say 10 accomplish the route from Wheeling 10 Gin
cinnaIi "a IL hours SOON knocks ~ horse; but by
ihe transfer Of This stock 10 the clay roads run over
by The company, which Is done at The earliest evi-
dencc Of decay, there is great economy. the stock
lasts "r years. nnd being originally Of the
best speed and bolton make superior teams for these
reads, while the stock Of the great route is kent of
the hfsl order Of choice and perfectly sound. fine,
rUbusI horses. every one ofwhIch shows his keep.
ing add blood 10 the best advantage The stages are
Of the same character, aud managed somewhat i'm
the same way. Some idea may be formed of the
extent Of business done IN this nricle by this com
pany, when state that II has kept some seven
teen or eigh teen hands employed ni the companys
establishment IN Columbus for more than two years
IN repairing and improving the coaches belonging TO
the Com any, besides the coaches that are
OF en- brought on to tie National Road from tho
Troy Znnes Vile Factories. In their establish
meni, though il is only intended fnr repairs and
modelling, the company has aome Of the best work
men that could be selected from the Troy works 10
their various departments.
Putting these facilities together with the strict
regulations relative 10 drivers AID agents, that tn,
company have adopted. aud which they rigldly en-
force; and the favorable nature oftho ground over
which these siOges pass on the great national turn
pike, and we believe that there is no stage rout,
that can present greater inducements 10 the travel
Ter than this line Of Messrs Neil. Moore & Co from
Wheeling TO Cinci unaii. There ore three dali
lines run from tins city. one at NJ ard two o
NJ aud the fare Is certainly as low could b,
desired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
.!IlHlEalII,lE!Y1IEI.lE;2IEFlf!iillflEaf.lIlIlIln

DESTRUCI I'VE STORM IN PHILADELPHIA
LOSS OF PROPERTY AND REPORTED
LOSS OF LITERAL ROAD BRIDGE DES-
TROYED.
cars from Philadelphia, which arrived here al one
O'Clock this m"rning, that a trcmend Jus Storm pas
sed over that city on Saturday aernoo u, destroying
much valuable property in its cOurse.
IL also extended TO Chester. where Il is reported
several persons were killed. The Railroad bridge
al that place was swept away and other serious
damage dome. The lsleness Of the hour prev cuts
giving further particulars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

Forrest IL playing al hrlrUIi, aud dung mp llamle
while Madam NOsh, we suppose not exactly near
relative Of the ancieuI patriarch. Is doing Oi'hea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

FREE ENGLAND.--W.lme & Smiths Euro.
psan Times says:
a few days ago. Rnbori Stokes. baker, al Vans
inrd sold one OF hls children Interesting GIRL Two
years OF age, lur three gulncHsi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09

Before Jerry got TO the conclusion. he
was washed into the bayou, within few
feet Of a large fiat that had just started
for the steamboat; his eye caught the
prospect Of deliyerauce, and he changed
the burden Of hio dirge into a thrilling
cry Of 'Heavo to! passenger overheard
and sinking, with u bolt full Of specie!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE.

On ne recovra pas de subscription pour
moins dune aimee. LIE prix de l'abonnenent
est de sir pias5es par aimee, don't trois au
commencement du dernier sGmestre. Les
personnes qui par nne raison qrelconque, iu-
geraient conyenable de diseontinuer leur abor-
~nenent, devront en- donner avis ayant Ia fin
de Pannee au cas- eontraire, elles seront con-
slderees CONNIE le renouvcllant. ID
Les Avis sc paieront dela maniere suivante7
savoir: Les avis qui n'excederont pas douzej
ll9nes, on qui serout moindres, Sc paiercat
UNE Plastic pour la premiere insertion, ct
80 CENTS pour chaqIe repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant la meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'on ne pordonne a,t-
trement, sera public en- Franeais ct us An.
glals, ct pave sur chacune des deux laneacs.
jnsqu'a ce quill soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements oficiels. les
eFflcIers en- sernnt personnellement respcr-
saoles, ct s'Ils retusaient den prendrc Ia res
ooiislblIite, tie tells avis he seraient publies
4~n'autant que ls Placement en se:.it ASSURE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
AVIS.

lie proprietaire du steamer Louisianais de-
siraht fare connaitre l'cxcellente construc-
ton ct la marcfe suptrienre de ce bateall, a
Phonncur d'inlormer le public d'egt ct d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, ct DIES paroisses CHROMOSOMES,
ct sptcialement des dtltguts a la convention
de st Francisvile, que, Dimanche. lie IA de
&C mois, il sc rendra, en- remontant le neuve,
jusqu'a Bayou Sara.
II existe a bord une buvette bien a%pprovi-
sionnie, ct les c~itoyens qui voudront faire ce
voyage d'agrement, reconna1tront qu'on a
preyu tous lcurs besoins.
Prix du passage, aIler ct retour $3. lie
bateau s'arretera all dGbarcaderes de Lobdell
(Lobdell's ferry ct a Waterloo.
Heure du depart de Baton Rouge 2 heures
de lapres-midi. 6 mai 13
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
E1'AT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troisieme District-Par0isso
dist Baton Rouge.
L., 20 L. L, NlIn nr1.h,n

Dan1uc dc Cite de la Nile. Orleans
vs., : o1U5
Norris Foster Ell femme.
En- vertu dun ordre de feri ~lacias, lance
dams le process ci-desslls intitule, par la cour
dn troisleme district judiciaire, tenu dams ct
pour la ~paroisse d'fGst Baton Rouge ct adres-
sc au sheriff de Ia dite p~aroisse, il sera yendu
en- vente publjque,
MARDI, lie 3 JUN 1913,
sur les lieux, a Ii heurcs du matin, tous les
drolts, titres ct intGrets du ddfendeur dams ct
a Ia propritte c~i-apres dtcrite, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams
les eaux de Big Sandy Crech, dams la p~aroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, contenant environ cling
cents vingt arpens, avec toutes les batisses
ct amtlisratiuns qti sly %tronrent, borne au
nord par les terres de Nine. Lewis, au sud
par les terrcs des h6ritiers de r. Young, ct q
lest ct %i'ouest par des terres vacantes auss,,
un autre moroccan de tcrre situe sur Lille
Sandy Greek, dams cette p~aroisse, contenant
clnq cents q~uarante arpens plus OH molns,
borne au nord par les terres de John Forbes,
a Pest par celles de Carpenter, ct au nord ct
a Fouest par des terres publiques, avec tontes
les battsses ct ameljoratIons qui sly trouven.
De plus. les e~sclaves ci-apres NOMINEES:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
ETAT' DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cotlr du Troisi@me Observation-Disclosures d'Tst
Baton Rouge.
Robert Wilson.
W.. No, 1920.
A. II. Turhcvjllc.
Joseph Lalaude,
VS.. No. 1910.

~. ttttiit'
I'm yortu de dcux ordres dc ficri facias Ian
cts dams les process ci-dcssus ct actresses au
sheriff de In ~paroissc d'Gst Baton Rouge, il
sora expose en- vente pnbll11e.
Salncdi,3 JUN 1913
a Ia maisen de cour dams Ia vile de Baton
Roure, conlmencant Il II l1epreE du ,natln,
tous les droits, titrce, int6r6ts ct prttentlons
du dcfcnde,,r, dams ct a la pFopriGtt cl-aprcs
dtcrite, savoir:
Tn moroccan de ierrc sjttl6 dams cette pa
roisse, i environ 1G miles de la vile dc Ba-
ton Rouge, sur la rivi6re Colnite, contenaht
cino cents trentc. trois acres, plus on molrlF,
borne au nord par les torres ci-devant appar-
tenant 4 T'urbeville & Talbot, au sud par
William Noble, a Test par la Comitc ct les
torres dc Corcoran, a louest par CLANCY ct
Noble, avec toutes les baiises ct authorizations
qui s'y trouvcnt aussi, I'm autre moroccan de
terre i%oi4nant le susdIt au nord, conienant 22O
arpcns plus on moilR, avec toutes les battescs
ct amc1ioratIons qui sly trouvent, Giant Ia
meme sur ~laquclle lie dtfendeur a dernlere-
ment reside, dams cctte paroisse, de plus les
e~sclavcs s%uivans, SAVIOR: Bob Age de 81 ans,
ct Lindon d'enyiron % ans. 7. ~
Saisis ponr sat- sfaire les JUDGEMENTS, lnte-
rtts ct irais dams le process ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS de Ia vcnte--conptant.
/. G.. MORRIS,
90 avril 12 Dep. Shtrif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'E.st Baton Rouge-Cour du
Troisieme District.
8fnasa Read }
VI. No. JtUj.

w. NO. JUUJ.
John Gayle. }
I'm vartu dun ordrc de fieri iacjaa lance
dams IL process ci-deseus, ct adresse an sheriff
d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera expose en- vente
publiquc,
: Safnedi, , JUN proclaim,
d Ia maison de cotr dai1s la vile de Baton
Rouge, con,mcnrailt i IL heuros du matIn,
toua los droits, Tires. inttrGts ct prftentjons
du d5tendeur, John Gayle, dams ct d Ia pro-
pritte ci-apr&s dccrjtc, savoIr:
Une li zee de torre situte procite Ia vile de
Baton Ropge, areC toites les batisses ct anne
ljoratjona qpls'y trouvent, contenant Vingt-nf
arbeI,R plus on moina, borne all rord par Ro-
bert Boyd, a Pest par Nonget, al sud par
Hernandez, ct 4 1'oueat par le chcin1n me-
nnnt de t}a'on Rouge a l'liabitation du Gen.
Bernard.
S;9iHi pour e1tislaire lnc execution lancte
dams ie process ci-dessns, aveC inter6t CT frais.
Conditions &c Ia veute-com+'ant sans eva
luation. l.. G.. NORRIS
% avrll. - Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
WIS.

lie Docteur JOHN G. WILLIAMS, efJe les
services de sa profession aux habitans de Baton
Rouge ct des e~nyirons CONNIE il a acquls
une Tongue experience dams 10 traitemen, dies
maladies du sud, ayant ~professG CONNIE me-
decin, cf'lrurgien ct accoucheur, (pendant plus
de ans,) avec success, il espere mGrlter une
portion du patronage public. II s'acouft-
terra fdGlement des devoirs dc sa profession
ct SEES prix seront mis- Il la portte de la panu-
rte des temps. 4# ri r' 81.
lie DIR. w. SO rendra tous les iours Il Ba.
ton Rouge, d moins quill ne soft retenu pa
les devolrs de sa profession ; en- sen absence.
j prize d'adresser tous les ordres ct mmup
cations au t1agasin dc Messrs. j.. & L. r.
Phillips & Co. 1895
Arlington, le Juliet 1912. fG"E 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13

Saisis pour satisfaire le jngement, inttrtts
ct frais dams le process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia ventc-la somme de deux
mile p~iastres, aFec I'M interet de sept pour
cent sur la somme de cinq mile ~piastres, du
7Juin 1871, ct trois p~iastres pour frais de
protet, ct les frais dc ce process, lesquels dol
ven 6tre payts compliant, ct trois mile pias-
tres Ell paiements egaux payables lie 7 JUN
1913, 7 JUN 1871, ct 7 JUN I645. avec inte-
ret de sept pour cent du jour de Ia vcrte ct
hypoth@que sur Ia propritte jusqu'au pale
menl final.
L. c. MORRIS,
% ayrii IL Den. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
MEDICINES WHALES ET AMsR
. DU PlrENIX--DU Dir. Nor
HEM ntwrrAr.rs.

a9 a3 RbaAsquEs eENERALEs
Ces medeclnesdoiyent leur nom . ia pro-
prieise manifesto ea sensible a~u'elles ont dc
purifier les sources d. la vie, en- lcur Dormant
une nouyclle vigneur. Dams %plusieurs cas-
authentiqpes ct %publlcs, CO. medicines ytge-
tales ont retire des portes III toinbeau dcs
personnes qus4a HpFt y preciP4ait avant lie
temps. Files so1t reconnnes connspe un re-
m6de prompt ct certain pour les .JietTes bil'eu-
seq, Ia dyspepsia, As go1piIoh0ns De egur' les
crnnpes d'esstomac, lex maur de tie, Finsozn-
ME, les rHumatisu,es, Issarers, l'asthme, les
mauuatses constitutions, 1tc. Rien he peut
6galer les p1LuLEs De We ct le PHgn'x
BfrrERs du DR.. Mohat On petisTeceyoir de
plus longs ~renseignemenB chez tousles agents
B. JOURDAN, P~hartnacien est agent =
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines
4 WIN. B. MDFFAT
New York, 7 Juliet. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du troisi6me Observation-Disclosures dist
Baton Rouge.
Margaret Alexander,
vs.. jJZ1.

Joshua Alexander son mari.
Fin vcrtu DUN or1re dc feri facias lance
dams 10 process ci-dessus ct adresse au sheriff
dc Ia p~aroissc d'Ist Baton Rouge, il sera OK
pose en- vcntc publjqnc,
Samedi, le 3 JUN prochaiu,
a la maison de cour dc Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
Commencant a IL heures du tnatin, tous les
droita, titres, inttrtts ct pretentions dn d6fen-
deur dams ct d la propriete cl-apres decritc,
SAVIOR: I'm moroccan de terre sjtuG dams cette
paroisse, contenant hut cents arpens plus on
moine, joIgnant la terre de Joshua Pico aussl
uu autre moroccan de terre contenant deux ar
pens plus OH moins, avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qni sly trouvent, etant lie
meme sur lequel il demeure, proche Gattt-
rage de Springfield, sur lie tleuve Mississippi,
atissi lin autre moroccan de terre contenant
deux cents acres plus on moins, lolgnant lie
dernier d~Gsignt, de plus les ~esclavcs %snivans:
Frank, Chester, Dick, Dick, Rachel ct Ma
ria. Hut chevaux. 100 te,es dc b6tes d
comes, plus GU moins; 90 brebls, plus on
moins 100 cochons plus gu moins; quatro
OH cling cents cordes de bois, a OH 5 paires de
bnufs, IN wagon. deux chariots, une voiture
a quat.e roues; ustensiles de labourage,
meubles de maison ct de cnisine, &c,
Abandonnd par lie dtfendeur pour satIsfaire
lie jugcmcnt ct les frais dams lie process sus-dit.
Conditions de la vente-colnptant.
au.. " L. c. MORRIS,
20 avril. eff. II Dep, Sheriff.