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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
CLAY i(.ITJR

4 meeting Oft the Young Mems Clay Club Of Har-
pers Ferry will be held II The United States Hotel
On Saturday Evening" the 10th instant JoHN A.
THoaPsoN. Esq. will address the meeting. full
attendance OF the IN mbers is desired. The public
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
HarDers-Ferry Feb s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Fresh Groceries.

NrEW Cron N o Sugar. Lump and Loaf do
IN Graley's best chewing Tobacco,
Common Tobacco,
Black and Green Teas,
Fsbs TIC sIGAFoosE.
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SDgRsg 29W SggA9s3
Henry .IEific1., FIMftsf,

- ESPECTEULLY proposes to The citizens
10 Of Charlestown and vicinity, giving a
SOirss Musicale, assisted by an eminent Pianist,
ond also several Amateurs. who have kindly
prodered their assistance, about the latter part
OF February, or SO soon as 3 regular number or
subscribers are obtained.
Mr.. Miller assures the public, that the per-
formance shall be OF such a cast as 10 render ii
pleasing and entertaining. Some choice music
al composition having been procured for the oc-
casion; Of which due notice Wilt given, and a
programme published.
Consequent upon the depressed state Of f.
nances, the terms Of subscription will be fixed al
the lowesrPoss ible rate For family Of six
persons s1,25--a gentleman and ladies rs
--inditidual subscriptions 37t cents.
Mr.. Miller VIII Gallon persons in town with
proposals subscription papers can be found at
the Free Press Office, and at The Hotels OF
Messrs. Carter and Abel, where persons in the
neighbo.hnod OF town can afix their names
and least through accident, the performance
should not come OF, the subscription need not
be paid until al the door of entertainment.
Charestown, Feb /, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
ING EROIISc e FIOf,

in ne Town OF Skepherdslown, on Washington
Street, aud known and distinguished IN the plot
Of said Town b. Lot 80, 1871
Il Terms OF sale as described in the Deed
cAsu Possession given on the first day 81 april
next. Such title as is vested III the Trustee
4wlll be given fho pafeh9ser which however, Is
believed 10 be iadspulapte. Sale TO take place
at 9 O'Clock, Ps.M. JOHN NoLAND.
Trustee.
shepberdstown Jan a5, ls44-4w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

4nrtrThe Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered iii the Presby teriah Church, Harpers-
Ferry, on the third Sabbath Of ibis month, 18th
instant. in the evening. Preparatory service will
eommenee on Friday evening preceding the Sabbath
Harpers. Ferry Feb s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
CHICKEN MAIN,
Two Hundred Dollars |!

.kHsHERE will be . Main Of Chickens fought
1 At my house IN South Bolivar. On ths LA
a;,T.sf F,br,,aru ins,sni, for $780, between per-
sons az L.oudoun and Jefferson Counties
srhere viii also be SHOOTING MATCH
foraI5f Ten Dollars 10 the best Board, and
Rive % he second besi-or 10 Be otherwise ar
rinled by lie parties Il desired.
= WILLIAM c. HOUSE /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

o. Tharsdsy the asth nIt., by lie Rev. J. A. Gere,
Me ISAIAH J. MxERs. Of Chariestosn, 10 Misi Sc
SANTA ShrTTs. Of SmithheId.
On Thursday The Ia inst. BY he Rev. J. A Gers,
Mr.. lekI ClIPP % Mis- AIAnK ELLEs koDknirK,
al Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
NEW GOODS.

r HAVE just returned. from Baltimore, and
L am how prepared to offer some desirable
goods very tow. &c w AISQUlTH.
Fen g-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

OF 1AyG5sa
NY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10
ED the subscriber. BY Thomas G Baylor, d.
ted l7tb day Of August, 1913. andsof record IN
the county court ofFJeHcrson county, Va, Iwaii
expose 10 sale, upon The premises, at public
anctinn, on SATURDAY. the l0tA dag af FEB
RU.9RF nfri, the
Tract Of.E.and
Upon WHICH said Baylor now resides-lying III
the county of Jefferson. on the Smilh6eld ard
shepherdstown Turnpike. aud one mile fren
Leetown, and specially described in said deed Of
trust. containing 1854 acres In good cond i;ien,
with about 100 acres Of Understanding wa.
terra young Orchard or we'll selected fruit--A
neyef-failing we'll of water in few feet Of the
door. large and substantial DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the necessary Oul-buildings;
10 skokl very desirableproperlY
Terms Of sGls as described il tie defdt- GOO To-
be paid cash on the lst Of April, 1874, when pcs
session will be giFen. Tbs balance in 5 equal
annual pay nents. counting from Ut Of April.
1914, With legal interest from that date. Bonds
with approved security, With deed Of trust up
on The land will b. required for The deferred
payments
:, The title is believed 10 be Indispensable, but
The undersigned will convey to The purchaser bis
lille as Trustee under said deed
MEREDITH HELM.
Dec IA, I943. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
RULgSTxyM LARD

~ MARKET.
I WILL sell al public sale, on Usdnefday Ne
L 20sh day II March. lie FARM on which !
reside, at the head Of Buliskin,
Containing 406 Acres.
dsem il unnecessary 10 enter into particu-
lar description~of The Farm, as those wishing TO
purchase will examine Cor themselves. Twill
say ykowevcr, that IL il land Of the very best
EQUALITY, possessing every advantage Of water,
fair supply Of Timber, and very comfortable
IMPROVEMENTS II runs within few hundred
yards Or the Railroad the dwelling one mile
souihof Thomson's Depot
Terms One third in hand-ths balance IN
Ave eqaalauau payments bearing interest and
payable yearly. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
THE TIME HAS COME

NKyHEN il is Deces y that those persons
Wv who have been owing me from two 10
fifteen years should pay. They will remember
il has been two years siace made charge 10
my business, al which time | earnestly request
ed them to pay the amount due from each, at
least part Very many have disregarded that
request, and to such now give due notice, that
unless they pay all or part Of what they have
been owing so long, by the first Of March
next, they may look for visit from the proper
officers, without respect 10 persons.
B T. TOWNER.
.shepherdstown, Jan %, 1874.
97LThose persons knowing themselves in
Jdebled TO B T Towner s Co. are also requested
to pay up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

At Haroers-Ferry. now occupied a. grocery
store BY hlr Hiram Carney THIS progeny
) IN IS giyen ID The III day Of AZ
e, 80, sas ,be purchaser will. until that
time. be entitled to The rent accruDs A. me iats
Iof sl0D per aunum.
TRIMS --One-third cash, and me oalane 2. y
two equal pc fmenis, Il six and lEsife mon.ass
with interest. k9bEhi hSSaSt
Eeh -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
a CARR.

a &c W HOLLAND. wholesale and Re-
N tail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Cook, corner Of Shenandoah aud Sigh streets,
HarPers-Ferry, Va.
Feb8-tA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

! u1>The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Station u HsrperszFerry, will com
Inenee by Divine permission, on Saturday the 18th
instant. which will be conducted by the Rev. joan
SMITH, z. Z. Other Ministers expected TO be
IN attendance.
/ Harpers- Ferry. Feb s. 4lt
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Timely Nofice.

Hsrpers Ferry. Feb s
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TImDOrfed Long Cloths.

II HAVE few pieces Of this most desirable
goods--sn early call will secure a genuine
article 10 those who may want.
Feb s-3t CIV AISQUfTH.
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Corn Wanted.

= for goods or on account. II delivered ID !
short time Also wanted, 500 bnshsl{ Of Oats
FEB . ~ MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
ALSU--.I IdTge qttahhIy q
HOUSEHOLD & KITcHEg
qO 8 81 9 g U 2,S9o
Consisting Of
Beds and Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, Tables,

Consisting Of
Beds and Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, Tables,
Clock, SC. SC.
The foregoing property is not mere Par,icu-
larry described as il is presumed any one wish
ing 10 purchase will examine the premises be-
fore the day Of sale. II is proper 10 say how
ever, that the establishment in the advantages
il combines, and especially the facility Of get
ting the metal to market, i declared tc be sur.
passed BY few, il any Of the iron estsbl Shments
in the country. "
Such titles only as are vested in iht isubscri-
bers will be conveyed. They are believed how
ever to be indisputable.
Tsrms Of Sale TO be, for The realie tate, one
third Of the purchase money in hand the resi-
due in three equal instruments, at ~ l6. and
"a monthn-the after payments 10 b secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises.
For the personal estate credit Of three
months will be given on al purehtses over
$40; under that sum cash, The pnrat bases on
credit 10 be secured by bond with sppRosed Sc
enrty. and no property TO be removed ill the
terms Of sale are compliedwiih. |
e1Sale 10 con menee al 10 O'Clock. A "
and TO Be continued from day to day iEbecessa-
ANDREW BUNjER,
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
Feb 8. 1874. Tstusisss.
IFLeesburg Wsshingtonien, and LtneasteI
Eraminst, insert I'LL sale, and forward bills "a
this eiice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
LANDS TOR SAFE.

Jan rs. 1874. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

fEl0R sale By the subscTioer--a sample Of
- which esnb seen at the store of Reyes q
KsarsIeY. Call and examine it.
Esb Isl GEO. w TURNER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
will for sale or Rent.
Dwelling for Rent.

TVNHE Dwelling House in Charlestewn, now in
= the occupancy Of Miss Jane Frame, is for
Renl Possession gwen the FIRST Of April. At
tached 10 the.premises. 10 addition 10 other i'm
proyemsnis, i en- lee House. II
ANDREW KENNEDY.
.FehI. 1s44-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

g5-The above advertisement, BY the Sheriff.
meets with my appreciation, and contains true
statement Of my interest III the negroes therein
named JOHN d. PACKET.
Dec 90. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
rrsuSTEEsS SALE.

n
TIDY virtue Of deed oftrust executed BY the
I'D late Dr. Samuel w. Washington. TO the
undersigned, and James Shirley, lin, new de-
ceased, IS trustees. 10 secure the payment Of
certain debt therein mentioned, as due TO Sam'i
cameron, guardian Of the infant children OF Ba-
con ButwelI, deceased, with power to4he sur.
yiying trustee 10 act therein, Which deed IS da-
ted on the 5th day Of January 1881, and duly
sreeorded in clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Jefferson, -andihe administrator OF The per-
Isonai estate Of said Samuel W Washington,
deceased, having fully administered the assets
thereof, as appears by the account settled in
said Court, the undersigned, as surviving trus-
iee aforesaid, will proceed to sell, al public sqc-
lon, 10 The highest bidder, for cash, On Friday
tie lsidag Of March nerf, before the door 81
HCsrter's Hotel 10 Ehariestown, The
REvERSIoNARy INTEREST
Of The children and heirs Of said Samuel W.
Washinglon, deceasea: in al that part Of the
Harew0od Estate,
Situated On tie turnpike road leading from
Ee,harlestown 10 SmithfeiJ which was assigned
al dover 10 The widow, Mrs. Louisa Washing
ION. by i decses OF the County Court ofAJeher-
son, rendered Oh ihe 18th day OF December
+ 1912. and recorded, Deed Book No % page
Ina consisting or two parcels --oue containing
133 ACRES. being cleared land, ana efn-
6raeine Inc Mansion House and other improve
! mems The oiher .. detached lot Of WOOD
81. AND, containing 26 acses-makiog IN all
i59 acres.
Hersons wishing TO purchase are Teferred4to
fthe plat and report Or division recorded as a.
as furnishing ful information as
Ito ire locality, &c. Of said parcels of land.
sale is take place at ~ o'clock. ". i5
Il ANDREW HUNTER,
i February |. 1874 Surviving Trustee
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POSITION ENlENT,..

gZ.The above sale has been postponed ill
Monday the 10Th day Of Febrnsry neat being
the frst day of Court.
THOS., RUTHERFORD, D. S. a
janis, 1874. -gor r. Dufisid
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80 Rent.

VNHE Tenement occupied By Mrs Trawin.
1 Possession 10 be given on the FIRST d4y Of
April. Application must be made by the 18th
Of February. JOHN YATES.
Jan 95-3t
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Wanted.

A NEGRO GIRL capable Of nursing One Of
good disposition and character will find .
good home. Apply at this OFFICE.
Feb la
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

CHEAP CAP s LETTER PAPER.
81 aat% ans If ' ssP sn f1sf. q ruled
beautiful quality ruled, at 24Eper quire. Also,
very low by ream or half ream for cash. Call
and see. j J MILLER.
Feb8
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Enr Hira.

A REMARKABLY capable and likely Mar
"A Servant. Applyto
Feb l-3t VIM B THMoPsoN
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gDOm9{A 81 {AWPa

in The town Of Smith6eld, II present occupied
by MIR Henry Myers.
Possession gwen on the 6rst day Of April
next Such tlle as is vested in the Trustee
will be given the pure haser, which however is
believed 10 Be indisputable Sale TO take place
Fat O'Clock, P NJ JOHN F SMITH.
Smith6eld. Feb g. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Strayed or ST Glen,

HNRoM the subscriber whilst IL the4SmilR-
II field Shureh, on Sunday evening last, JET
BLACK MARE. with small star on her fofe-
head. long laiA left bind leg below the knee
scarifed with trace about Is or l6 hands
high, years old. She bad Cd when she stray
ed or was stolen, new saddle, bride and mar
lingale. Any information vii be thankfully
received byleiter, addressed 10 me near Shep-
herdstown-Ior liberal re ward will be paid if
brought home. JACOB BYERS. :,
Feb 8, lSl4-3ts
rs Gazstte. Martinsburg, insert 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

HVIDBALL'S Mixture, Macabau, Rappee,
u Garrett's, No. Scotch, and Scotch 6y the
pound, or smaller quantity, always kept 81
Feb l. J. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
TKUST I SALE.

ST1T virtae Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 the
-: subscr her. b. William Richstein ana wife,
on lie Isl day OF April 1924, ana Of record in
The county court of Jefferson county, Va, ] will
sxpose 10 sale, in froatPf Daniel En:ler's Hotel
In sRepheldstown, at public aucton on 1SA-
TUEDAY the 24ih day of FEBRUARY next,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
VrIIsfee's Sale.

gnY virtue Or deed Of trust 10 mel dated the
ID Isl day Of Msy, 1870. and duly recorded
10 The Clerks Office Of the county court Of JEFF
ferson, | will. On Saturday the IOM instant, 81 ?
a.clnek A III On The premises sell the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

ERURSUANT to Deed ofTrpst executed by
george Ludwig and vile, on the 9Th
day Of JuHe, 1889, 10 the undersigned, for Pur-
poses therein set forth, and on record il the
clerks Office Of the county Of Jefferson, will
proceed to SELL for ready money. on the premi-
ses, on Saturday the 24h day Of February instant,
that very desirable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

friends Of The parties. and became possess
ed, during The discussion. Of all The nate
rial facts 81 issue.
EDWARD W. JOHNSTON.
WasHIx6rOs, FEunu.RY !. 1874
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
NoUvELLE ORLEANS.

MARDI "a D6cembre, 1914.
Aucun enlargement important dams les
a~ffaires ; operations moderees dams les pro.
duits de pouest ct pas de enlargement ma
t6riel dams les prix. lie marche au cotton
est tres actiG, ct les transactions sont nom.
breuses au priK de Ia semaine derniere.
lie change est caIme, les faux tendent a
la balsse.
CoToN.-Les yentes depuis vendredi SO
montent a environ $4,000 bales. Arrive
drpuip vendredi 1871 bales: axport6
3l,I97, Iaissant en- main eft a dord DIES ma.
vlres I'm stock de 124,276 bales.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
COuR DES PREuVES.

En- yertn dun ordre de Honorable Cour
DIES Preuves dams ct pour Ia paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, Il sera vendu par IL sonssl.
gee, Juge de pafoisse Of ex.ofiicio encan.
teur,
Luvp4. 3 F6vrior 1s45,
a lheure habituelle dps ventes, Ia proprie-
le suiyante nppartenant a IL succession dc
feu lsidore l'ulller. DECIDE, La gente All
IA lieu au dernier domiciIs do dii dfflnr:
L'h~atttation on deinsurait le dit d, fml.
dams crtts paroisss, 4 envifoa Z miles all
dessons de Ia vile de- Bbtsn Rouge. con-
tenant cent soixante.quatre s2IO0 aprons
sapericiels, tuisanl face au heuye Missls.
slppi, borne on hant, par les tsrres dc + d
Conrad, ct en- has par cellps des herificrs
dc A. t.. Duncan, arcc les batisses Ell am6.
donations qui sly ltouvent.
Aussi, les esclaves suiyans, saroir:
In nsgFesso 5afty ages dc no aus. jfrIitig
IL ans, OF sou enfant 3 mois, Joe II ans,
RacheI, 45 ans, Beisey 30 ass, Margue-
rito 19 ans, Isaac Is ans, aneen. nhgrosse
DO 40 ans ct sea denx cnfans, Frank q
ans, Henry 3 ana, F~rnncolse, nsgres'e Dr.
SO ans, Caroline SO It srs 3 entans I:
FRANCHISE DE- 7 ans, Marcel de 3 II Adc-
line dc 3, Hortonse, ragfcsse de 50 ans
Of scs qualtc c%nfnns, viz Gustnve de 10
ans, Charlotte dc 5, Joseph dc 3. ct IN
jeune enfant de quatre mois, Yictoire.
negros-e de 90 ms It ses trsis trois en-
fans, William De 6 ans, Eliza de 4, Ct
Felix dun an. Lucinda de 50 ans OF son
enfant Catherine de 4 sAs.
AUssI.-Mobilier de ma lsou OF do cui.
sine, ustensiies aratoires, 200 plcux, en-.
viron 425 barils de mais.
Plnsieurs chevasx ct betes a corns..
Cochons. 1t plusienrs Autrrs articles.
AUsn-Un lot de- terre dams Ia yllle
d'Est Eaton Rouge.
CoNnlTIoNs-La terre CT les c~sclaves a un
credit dun, deux ct trois ANS dn jour de Ia
yente. La proprittt %personnellc payable en-
Mars proclaim (lSi5) en- billels endossee pay
ables d Ia banque de la Louisiana, a Baton
Rouge, povtant huit pour ceat d'interat, de
leur maturite au Placement final, ct hypothA.
que reserve sur Ia terre ci esclayes. jusgu'au
dec. % 48 CHI. TESTER, P.J.
H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
AYIS.

Tente dc propritlf pour le Placement de
taGes de pdroisses de iaParoisse d'Est Ba
ton Rouge, Louisiana.
En- vertd dun acte intitul6, cur acte
de la Legislature de l'Etst dc q Louisiana,
approuvee lie 26 Mars, 1912. ct en- yerlu
de 4me section dun scte approuy6 lie Is
mars 1880, ie vendfsi en- vente publiqne,
Jendi % Janvier ls45 a la maison de
Conr de la vile de Baton Rouge, d l'heure
habituplIe des xentes, Gus les drolts, Tires
ct preientions des pcrsonnes ous.nommes,
daus q Ia proprlete cl.aprGs decrite pour
~ pnicfhoDt d. lrur taxes de p%arolsse DIST
Baton Rouge snyoir:
Tons Yes droits, lire, interets Ell prSten-
tons De Benjamin S. Holmes ct Eliza Holmes
sl femme, dams ct 4 Ia proprietA saigante, sa-
yoir Tn lot de terre mesurant ll5 1912
pieds de face ct 80 pleds de profonletlr, situt
dans cette partic de IA vile de Ration Rouge
ci.devant appartenant cobjointement a MN.
Hickey, Scott, BUTLER, Garderc, Sloan, Malta
& Fulton, etant lot No Z, ilet 2 de Ia dite
propriete Auesi an moroccan de telrc ct ame-
liorations situe dansscette partie de la vile de
Baton Rouge, connue par Halls Row faisant
face a larue du nord, borne a Test par un
lot appartenant a John BuhIer, a FOuest par
un lot des hcritiers de Brown, ct mesurant
80 pieds de face par 81 de profondeur pour lie
montant de leur taxes de p%aroisse de la pa
roisse d'Est Baton Rouge pour pannee l643
ct les frais.
Tous les droits, titres, inttrtts ct pretcn-
tions de Henry G. Christmas ct David Roun-
~sayille, dams Ia ~paroisse DIST Baton Rouge,
| borne a l'oucst par terre ci-devant apparte.
nant a Yeo, au nord par terre de Foster, a
Pest par celles de L H Carpenter ct an sud
par, pour lie Placement de ses taxes de
~paroisse dams la p~aroisse d Est Baton Rouge
pour les annees 1910, l84l, 1871 ct 1913,
ct les frais.
Tous lee droits, titree, interets ct prtten-
sions de Thomas Lilley, dams ct a 1920 ar
pens de terre situes dams Ia p~aroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, ct borne an nord par terres de
Baker, est par terres de Wm. 2 Cox ct au-
tres, au sud par terres de earle ct Newcomb
ct a Pouest par lie feuve Mississippi peur lie
Placement de la balance de ses taxes de parois-
Sc pour r'annee 1913, ct les frais.
CoND1r1oSs.-Conptant-celui paiera lie
montant de ses taxes sur Ia ditte proprietG lc
jour de Ia rente, ct les frais, aura lie priyile-
&c d'acquereur, sur Ia propriete ainsi yendue,
scion Ia loi.
Les actss de yente seront passess par de-
want l'Hon. Oh. Tester, Juge de p%sroisse.
O. HACKET.
Collector des taxes de p%aroisse.
Dec. 81 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
CLASSIFICATION.

SUCRE.-La demande est bonnie, mais
nous ~trouvens que les Prix pour qualities
inferieures ont un peu baisse, ct nous
avons aIt6re nos c6tes en- consequence.
Les ventes continueni a Sc faire, princlpa
cement pour les marches du nord mais
il NY a pour rOuest qn'une demande mo-
dGree !; nous cotons 2 81 al lF2 cents
pour quaIite extremes, ct 4 3i4 5 LA cts
pour celle de choix.
MELAssE.-La hernandez ma pas etc aus.
81 active ces trois derniers jodrs et lie mar.
che est bien approyisioane. Nous cotons
me baisse dams lie prIx nous cotons "a.
lonrd'hui II liz i I8 cents Il gallon les
yentes Sc font gen6ralement a II liz cts
FARIsE.-Demande moderee, les prIx
ne changenf ~toutelois pas, ct nous contI-
nuons a c6ter les farines de FOhio, de 81.
26 i 81 80 le batil, ct queIquos detentenfs
demandent 81 35.
MA1s.-La demande est moder6e, mafs
VII lie peu d~'arrivages, les detentaurs, OBJ
t~iennenl des prix complets. Nous cotons
de 81 i SO cts. le boisseau.
AvoINK.-Les arFiYages sont l6geFs Ell
les prix restent t%oujours fermes, nous CO.
IONS de 90 i les prix resteHt soliJours fer
mes. nous cotons de % 4 27 els. ie bols
scau en- grenicr et 80 AL en- saes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
INVITATION OFFECIELLE.

LIE formidable barber que Baton Rouge
compte avec raisen all nombre de ses Gu.
riosit6s, autrement prince Vincent Victor,
on Victor Vincent, I'D Hbjtum, a lhonneur
d'informsr lous csnx qni voudront a Pave,
mir ayolr recours a ses utiIes t~alons. que le
Ter Janvior proclaim, il Sc fera un agr6a.
BILE deyoir de leur ofrir I'M egg-nogg qui,
ontre mile suayes qualities, aura I'inaPpr6-
ciable yertu de contribuer q leur bonhsur,
II oss en- consequence esp6rer quill sera
assez heureux pour dtployer Ses graces en-
servant rasade a tres nombrsuse comps.
yrie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28
900 DE ~RECOMpENsE

La susdite soLnme sera payee a quicon-
que deposera entire les mains do Messrs.
Knox u Malta, IN petite montre en- or,
Ieyier pstente, Prise de la bontique de Nj.
Raymond, ~horIoger, il y a environ une Sc
main, MULE question Sera demaRdfe. On
crsit que la montre porte lie nom de Tobias
(fabricant) London.
Dec. 30 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-28

Par Thtophile Babin, a environ u miles
de Baton Rouge, i'm cheval dun brun fonct,
environ Is paumes de baatcur. aye dc > ans,
presque avengle De F@il gaucIe, marquG du
harnais, point de marque All fer visible.
LIE proprietaire est requls de lie retirer en-
Sc conformant A la loi.
dec. % 48 DuFRocQ, Rangeur.