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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

SourHERN RkroExtR DR.. Pickett
who has been associate editor Of The Refor'
mer for the last two or three months, has
retired.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

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shanks for : coy r ~ Hos, Jsnss
5peiehfs speech q the Bill! psovidisg tss
an augnepsatisp .: The Navy. Our RIP
rssenialives and Senator'S in Congress have
placed a. under many obligations - them.
for their kindness,n forwarding - many
important public docum-pts 70 our address
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07

q. q. SENAroR Legislature Of
Louisiana elected the locofoco caucus nom-
iase. 8. w. Downes. a. y. s, Senator from
thai Safe.
Tha f,llowinc IL fha rofa
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-07
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10 Cows for Sale.

FNHE subscriber has Tor some years past fur
ATTT nshed and sold MiIk tor most of the easter
III ~ y part Of this town He being ahont 10 change
esesZ@s his business will SELL AT AUCTtON, on Hed
aesdy nc FIRST day Of April neat, his stable Mu
berry Street previously sold private sale) TEN
inst new Mich COWS ali in good condition The
Purchaser will be allowed take his customers
JOHN u. SWEETSER.
Worcester, March s, 1915. 10
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10 the Hon. County Commissioners FOL

the County of Worcester.
ESPECTFuLLY represent the undersigned citizens OF
N the Of scarborough that the public
require new County road, commencing at pGntnesT
the Dwelling House Of Col ARENAS Fay, said South.
borough thence running in southerly direction about
Two hundred rOdg to land of Stephen Newton the line
between scarborough and birmingham at the
point to which the County Commissioners of Mddesex
have been petitioHed locate County road in said
Town of Framingham; Wherefore they pray, that such
new County road may be duly established ding to
law LINCOLN NEWTON, 3D.
and a. others.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATIONS.

Cheapest aud quickest route to Providence.
THE I5iss sog sdass ssvs. F FjoSi
yss@Sl ffY1cg 10 AZ er,ie Depot on Monday, Yednes
and Friday, the arrival CT
the first Accommodation Train from Worcester and
Norwich at II O'Clock AM and passing through Thomp
son. Chepachet, Greenville and Hill, arriving al
Providence at O'Clock M Also. leaves The Pomiret
Depot on Tuesday Ihprsday and Saturday, at Il ococA
GreenvilIe, arrives Providence at o'clock Pm.
RETURNING. Leaves Providence II o'clock A. NJ,
and passes the above indicated meeting the
or Worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots,
Pomret, Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Fish
ersvie Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives
at Southbridge al O'clock PM.
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
Of cars viii arrive in Providence three hours
earlier Than by any other route.
Passengers Providence be supplied with tickets
any Of the depos the Rail Road. Stage and Rail Road
Tickets be had the Ticket Office in Worcester for
Providence at lower of fare than by any other
Books kept the Manufacturers Hotel, in Providence.
Nov. "a eod6m BENZ GREEN. Proprietor
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, is.
meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and Tor the County OF
Worcester the second day OF February, A. d. 1916
hy adjournment from the fourth Tuesday Of December
lS45.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice be
given TO all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet at tle house Of
DEXTER FAY, in said Scarborough Tuesday, the
seventeenth day of March merit, the clock in
The afternoon, by publishing attsted copy of said
Petition and of this Order thereon in the Daily Spy
Massachusetts Spy newspapers printed in Worces
ter, three weeks successfully. the last publication
ne fourteen days, at least before The said seventeenth
day Of March Eext.
And tits further Ordered That the Sheriff said Coun
y, his Deputy the Town Clerk the SAID
Of Scarborough with aiesed copy of said Petition
and Order. thirty days, least, also post up
tested copy thereof in public places in said
scarborough fourteen days, least before the said
seventeenth day OF March next, at which Time and place
the SAID commissioners will proceed 10 view the
forth in said Petition. 10 hear all persons and Corpora
tons interested therein, who then and there desire
10 be heard thereon, and if they shall adudge that the
prayer OF sHid Petition oughl be granted, then lay
out locate and establish County read the
above described and all such damages
any person corporation may sustain by the location
and construction of the road Aforesaid
Attest. WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn
Copy the Petition and ct the Order notice thereon
Attest WILLIAM JENNlSUN. CLERK pro TEN.
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NOTICE.

TOY license OF Court viii be sold atpublc Auction,
ID on She premises in Leicester, Saturday, the
{sa fourth day of .5prI nert, O'Clock IN the
afternoon The following Real Estate: FARM Of about
l42 acres Of and suitably divided into Moving, Tlsge
Pasture aud Woodland, with large story Dwelling
ouse and convenient buildings thereon, situate in the
soaherly part Of Leicester The road leading from eices
ler 10 Auburn q miles from Leicester Academy and
about mile from Clappvie Depot, being the Real
Estate lately ana occupied by MARTIN BRIpGEs,
non deceased particulars inquire The sub
scrber in Clappyle. a-ys Conditions at sale
EBENEZER DUNBAR,
Leicester, March s, I846. dw3w< Administrator.
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REMOVAL.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No BURLIsG-SLIP, NEW YORK.
EAYRUS W FIELD offers for sale, at the low
" manufacturers prices very assortment
OF PAPER, comprising every possible variety adapted
wants in all sections of the country
Paper Of all kinds made to order at shsrt notice.
The stock OF Printing Paper is unusually large, part of
which is Of very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand. viz feelings, Wire
Cloth FourdrinieF Wires, Beachng Powder, Blue Ultra
marin, Twine &c. &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
gng &c purchased, for which the highest price in cash
will be paid dwly Feb T.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.
State Street ROSTON

StaCe street, BOSIONs
L. fTfHE Proprietor OF this central and odi0na
EsAh establishment begs leave return his special
44l Acknowledgements 10 the travelling public tor their
very bera patronage and hopes by strict the
accommodation and comfort Of his guests make them
ieel hat lis honse is the fRAvELERs HoE and thereby
merit continuance of their f9vors.
The very admirahe location OF this Hotel being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
centre OF business and amusement all conspe make it
the desirable stopping bu and the
Temporary or permanent VISITOR.
The liable will awaS be supplied with all the luxuriea
snd decacies of the season. and the attendants will be-
always found attentive and obging.
N. b. Board 81 per day.
Feb 81. W&sem FERDINANDO GORl.
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Providence and Worcester Rail Road.
GErQND ASSESSAlENT

NOTICE is hereby given that the second assessment of
IN Ten Dollars each share has been la by the Board
Of Directors payable the goth inst the Office of the
Treasurer Washington Buildings in the city Of Providence
Payment can be made at the said office any time
ing banking hours also by depostng the of the
in any hank in The city of New York Boston,
Providence, Worcester the line of the Road sending
TO the Treasurer a certificate Of the same
Payments for Worcester, Northbrjge, and Millbury
be made at Worcester Bank.
Interest by order of the Board, will be charged all
payments paid within day from said Goth March.
ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
Providence, March 1876. 10
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Indian Hair Dive.

TOR COLORING THE HAIR a beautiful Brown or
Il Black without causing the least njur5 20 the skin
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the Uned Siates
and Canadai supply just received and for sale BY Jas
Main ST. Worcester Price SO cents per bottle.
Feb 10 div wtfs
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MnTTCE.

IL connection in business between the subscribers has
a by mutual consent this day terminated All demands
due TO, from US jointly will be paid by THOMAS EWoop
who is authorized to receive and pay the same.
THOMAS e. WOOD,
Worcester Dec Is, 1876 JOHN G. FISHER.
The WORCESTER BousE will hereafter be
conducted by the subscriber will all times be happv
20 see his friends and the public generally, and hopes by
strict attention TO business receive continuance OF the
literally bestowed upon this House during the
Balls, Parties, Rides, and Societies. furnished
With comfortable Rooms and Refreshments short notice.
Dec 25 dw3m53 THOS. T.. WOOD
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Worcester Almanac, Directory, and
RMsiness Advertiser for 1916.

CONTAINING correct Map of the Village ing ai
" the Streets, Spaces lor Memoranda for every day in
the year, Town and County Officers and Institutions
Directory all the inhahtnis Of the Centre District and
much other valuable information. few copies OF the
Ahnve tof which than 5000 copies have sold
still offered for sale by the Publisher his Book and
Job Printing Office, Ia Main street. and The principal
BOOKSTORES Price only l29 cents
March &. islfl0 HENRY ]. ROWLAND.
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ST. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC
STR PLASTER. imnree

ST. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC
SI'REJVGTHEGIyVG PLASTER, impreg-
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The val
liable remedy yet offered for all Disorders spinal
complaints RHEUMATISM, Indigestion, stiffness of joints,
weakness of limbs, pain in the side back and chest,
They have also been most successfully applied in
tic dooreux, yertgo sick headache paralysis,
gout neuralgia Combining every advantage possessed
by the scientific compound, with the important ami
effective Metane Gavanlc preparation and Magnetic pow
highly priced in other Gavanic appliances, and with
the facility of immediate with the parts affected
This and most valuable remedial agent prove
ofncalcuabe benefit where other remedies
easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Secured by letters PATENT and for sale wholesale the
Importerss No WiGm Sreet-at the office OF the Prn-
cipa Agent No 65 Chambers ST., New York and b. Drug
eists generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature the
proprietor.
j. 5. HOUGHT0N, 100 Washington Street, BOSTON,
General Agent the New England States
AGENTS. Worcester-James Green q Co., and 8. A.
Rowland. ringfetd--B X. Bliss Bdrre-Woodss Field
81 Co. Alaherst--N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas. Shepey
Eowet-G II. Carlton d. Co and by the dealers in Mej-
cine generally. cody Novl9
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REMOVAL.
STEPHEN w. MARSH,

Formerly No. 1863 Washington Street, Boston,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the Musical
IL Public generally that he has leased OF the Stores
under the new and splendid Edifce known as the
Adams House, 37l Washington Street,
Room for the sale Of his Piano Fortes where
he viii keep general assortment. made in the best
ner Wholesale retail, the most favorable terms.
And in connection he will keep large and complete stock
Of SHEET MUSIC aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. of
the quality Also Canes, Umbrellas Parasos
shades. ID ess Bones sc.
Particular attention will be paid the Sheet Music De-
partHenI, by person OF experience The Catalogue will
consist OF all the old Standard Publications which daily
additions OF New Publications viii be made from all the
Publishers throughout the United States.
Summaries supplied on the most reasonable Terms.
All orders abroad for instruments will be promptly
attended Piano Forges and every description Of Mus
ga instruments tuned and repaired Secondhand Pianos
tafsn ia exchange for new also TO let.
From the long experience Mr. MARSH in his business,
aud also of his the Sheet Music Department,
hehOpes by strict attention their business to merit
lIk ral share of patronage.
Boston, March q 1876. 0tf
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DIR. ID. JAYNE'S SANATTVE PILLS.

DIR. ID. JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
For Liver complaints Govt Jaundice Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matsm Fevers, Nervousness EryspeIas and Diseases of
sne kn,lmpury of the Blood ,lnfammaton Melancholy,
sck-eadache, COstiveness, Pains in the Head Breast
SIDE BACK and Limbs, Bilious Affections Female Diseases.
&c &C., and whenever Alternative or Purgatve Medi-
cine may be required.
Ihere is scarcely any disease in which Purgative Medi
cnes are not more less required and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented, they generally
used. No person can feel well, while cosve habit OF
oody prevails BESIDES it generates and often fatal
Diseases which might have been avoided by timely and
ludicous use of proper Cahartc Medicines The Propre-
tor can recommend these Pills with the greatest confidence
believing themiar superort the pills in general
mid, more prompt safe and uniform in their operation.
In using them, no particular is required Persons
may eat and drink usual and, If desirable, iInme
diately after taking them. Age will impair them as
they are combined always readily dissolve in
stomach In small doses they Alternative, and gently
Laxative, but in large doses they are actively Cathar
cleansing the whole amentary canal from all putrid, r
tatng and eca matters and producing healthy
ofhe Stomach, Liver, and the other organs of the
body
lFPrepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN d CO, IN
Main-st., and NJ. GREEN, 200 Main st Worcester.
March 10. d5tw3t 10
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 50 State-street, Hartford, Conn.,.
~ ith sound and araiiahe Capital e. $3.50. 0OU.
OFFER their protection against loss r anage IS fire 40
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity Ii insres
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, ai Merchan5ve
generally. Factories, and Milk he nDsi favorable
terms
This Institution has been operation nearly quarter
ceniuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and Ii
prompttudc in paying losses, we'll known and esta
iIshed THOMAS T. BRACE p, exfdert
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, Is45. Istf
Tr Persos desrous OF obtaining Insurance in the above
Company, referred, for more particulars 10 Al H. M,
LocH, Esq., in Worcester, Msss.
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GlMGHAMS.

nNE Case New Spring Ginghams, just opened, compris
J log Twiled and Plain.
These goods much handsemer Than any offered pre-
vious seasons-will you please examine them.
JOHN b. WYMAE,
March 10. dw3w 1862 and l64 Main ST.
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To Machinists.

vETANTRD, by the subscribers, or 10 Iron Workmen
wv 20 commence the first OF April next. STEADY en-
ployment and the highest wages will be given 70 good
vsorkmen OF steady habits. PHELPS d BlCkFOhD.
Worcester, Feb "a. a"O"
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ITachinist Wanted,
FoWlerIs PSYCHOLOGICAL WOrks

American chronological Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at The 6 CHEAP BOOK.
- STORE,'' single Nos. may be had for examina
ton
Also, Fowlers Practical Phrenocgy-Educa.
tlon and SELF Immoyement-Heredisn Descent-Physo-
loqy-Relision- hstrimony--kemory- Love and Paren-
;aae-Temperance- ight Lacng- and chronological AL
manac discount win be made when number OF his
works are taken.
The journal will he delivered punctuay 10 subscribers,
free Of postage, at per annum, or copies for 49,
j. CIRCUIT, in, Agent,
Jansl waaid9w 1919 Msln ST., Worcester.
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CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING

AND CENTS FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS,
No. Merchants Roac, Worcester.
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags, Vases, Travelling Trunks, &c. &c.
March Q. SIN
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6 The Church of the Unity"
TO RE LET.

THREE TENEMENTS in West Boylston. In
90 L quirs OF e. sPOFFORD, near the premises.
IsssIs March 8. d2twStl0a
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NOTICE.

II ANYWAY from the subscriber, on tho lsn Instant on
IL indented apprentice named WILLIAM H. WAGNER
This Il 10 forbid all persons harborng or trusting MN on
my nccount as shall pay debts Of his contracting a'er
this date LUhb ~ iL,e'e
West Boylslon, Feb 10, 1886 d9Iw5Io
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WANTEI
NEW SPRING GOODS.

AN1IB w NJ IG4ANA OVV1|0l
I'm making this my first announcement of my
NEW GOODS, beg leave return my sincere thanks
the very liberal patronage that has been bestowed upon
since assumed the business OF the late firm II. H.
CHAMBERLAIN q Co., and also to my numerous
friends and patrons that pains labor will spared
render my Store at all times worthy the patronage thus
bestowed II will ever be my determination keep
best selected stock Of Goods offered in town.
AT AS Low PRICES any other Store. shah never
Gduertise Goods haze not hand ten times
the amount have on hand when do ADVERTISE
AM OPENING
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SILKS, SHAWLS,
Dress Goods Of eUery description,
PRINTS, DOMESrICS, sc
making one of the handsomest goods have
ever shown.
For further particulars read other specific adUerfise
,nsnts. JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, March 10. dw3wl0
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Wanted by experienced Operatives,

A COTTON FACTORY, with or without Looms, TO
N operate by tho yard or otherwise Inquire al ahis
dAsp. nwMS Jan Is.
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Straw Sewers.

NTED bv The subscriber TEN experienced Sewers
w OF straw Florence and Fancy Braids For further
information inquire Of the subscriber. -
soulhbord' March .. no AhTEMAs FAY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-23

a. Oar affafaafnrnts for he future will
render the RHYeiftE WEERLr issue more nj.
]tfaetive than ever Before. and we have M
sofurlc ia spending lime and money upon IT,
encouraged A. We daily are, by a swelling
subscription list,
Mn SOL SMITH, we take great pleasure
in stating, will continue, from time to time,
his inihitahlp ]stuflrs,
MR.. JOttN y. ROM. f'sahtatrz"1 whose
skill AMI hufnut, a. a sketeher Of Western
Life, is Acknowledged ovef the whole Baanr
Try, Il. ensaged to devote his time, heageiorth
Exclusively to the paper.
AFauhg writer from Europe. Scotch Enc
grant" whose talent "a Eishef Ia most re.
misunderstanding "a eafibatufes Of life
with a spirit worEhy Of gfaiItshaaE-is pre-
pairing a series II illustrations. which wtlI afa
pear from time to Time, accompanied ty rxs
Ira pages Of hanoi Gus letter press.
NJ Geo L Curry, late Of this paper, IL on.
gaeed to furni.h 4 California Correspondence.
and this feature alone VIII rendet The paper
Of high and peculiar interest. especially
throughout the vest
Thin RFoE9's" paBffs are not yet exhaust
81, and "F,rerPoi0t' has hardly yet begun I.
aud these, vita the host uf clever "He6aslnn,
ais" VINO favor u, certainly must give a srir,
II aud lilo to whatever they may be engaged
tpba.
a. our It7t # agents nj different points
may b. found at the head Of The the paper.
aod 7phs'tiotIons are respectfully solicited.
TEav ~. ~ rrfssnnutn. ia advance.
kEENLE l. FIELD
np2l Editors anil Propri+tors.
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CoNsoLATToS.-"Dear me-" said the
natrnn 10 an unlyersailat preacher, ''yonf
sefmoa was a good one and | liked It; but
am told thai You balieve that all man
hind will be saved-ihat there il no future
punishment. ''Not exactly So returned
The parson; on the contrary, we believe
thai sinners wiz be punished for a period.
hereafter, in proportion TO their offences,
but viii be finally restored to paradise.n =
Then You do believ that there will be some
punishment, dear doctor, /" reioined the
good old matfon. /" Oh yes most assuredIy, =
said The preacher. Well, now | do declare,
9ootor, there is some comfort in that YOU
ANT half 50 bad as ] tho't you wefs."
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CHEVAI. EpaHR

~ II a etc arr6te le 10 du COT
fareht par Mr.. Tr6qiIle BabIn. a
S environ, 6 mill 8 an lessons della
esSJasSA maison de cour. Tn cheval a.
meficain de colIeur Bav. age euylrcn de 7 a
$ ans aiyanF lie pied gauche derriere blanc,
al front une 6to1Ie blanche, sous aucune mar.
que an fer, visible.
Laqne! cheval sill nest pas reeiane dams
les tren'e jours de Ia publication, de re- avis
Co3nformemsni, aux regEetnent du jari dc na-
lice; de cette p~arn'sse, sera expose en- vsute On
bliqus par Ie sn9signs, a son bureau, Es tren.
te Mi, proclaim, q dix heures A M.
Condition de n yenta an compliant, Parois.
sc Quest Baton Rnuge.
AyriE n, lib 1916
RoSEM0yD HEBERT.
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InE LAST 'SroRY."-It was stated In
the papers of this city about three weeks
ago, that Benjamin Story had offered to
loan the sum Of S500,000 Tor the use and
pay of the Louisiana volunteers. As the
circumstance was generally credited in
our city, and rs we perceive the report has
been copied in the northern papers, we
think it our duty to inform our readers that
the gentleman in question never made, and
we suppose never intended to make, such a
proposition. The folly, as we perceive
now, of giving currency to such a report,
can only be oqualled by the indifference
shown BY Mr. Story In not c~oatradicting
the announcement, when he knew that, al
though it might have rebouaded TO his Gre
dit, it was entirely without foundation. We
viii put this affair down Us the last STORY
about town.-Bee.
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ETAT DELLA LOUISIANA

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour des Preuyes-Pafoisse d'Est Baton
Rouge
En- vertu dun ordre De Honorable cour
des Preuves danset pour la paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, il sera yenlu par le sousigne
iuge de paroise ct ex.ofieio ensanteur 10 13
Mai 1916 a TO heures du matin a Ia mai son de
cour de Ia vile de BATON Rouge. la proptiete
suivante, appartenart a la succession de James
bangton decide, sa voir
Une enclume, IN machine pour faire Pes.
sieu dss vones une g~uantite de Charlton, 8
fers de charrues, 1ne machine pour conper
les cannes, 6I fers de ehegal, seIle ct bride,
une q~uantite d'anneaHx pour chaioee. du fer,
da f'acier, haches, clous, dents d'herse, pieux,
tours, bois pour e~ssieux, une. qlantite de
bofs d'edifee, ~valises, males, montre, deux
cheVaux, &aGc.
CoNDITIoNs-CoMpTANT.
Oh. TESTER, p. ].
Mai2 1916. no. l3