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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.


- - lsss1
Through by Mail Train from Washington, Via Alex
ansrla, TO fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be
the above named places are now prepared under
LEN every description of light goods, and for
ward the same Gas above stately on unreasonable terms
We trust, by giving personal attention to the bust
ness NEE. with ENCOURAGEMENT and friends
nothing shall be wanting part afford salts
faction.
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consgnehto care, will be delivered rec OF
carriage and merchandise other articles which nay be
heavy for the mail train, will have partcu ar care
by the freight train
j W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan,
b. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain r, f. ~ p. r. X
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent
Richmond Va May / 1917, May diff
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Soap for the Navy.


NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
Hia April 20, 1913.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for SALT
L Soar" will be received at this bureau until
o'clock p M Monday, the 18th day of May next, for
furnishing and delivering the United States navy yards
Boston, New York. and Norfolk such quantities of soap
may be required for the use of the navy by the cne OF
commanding officers Of said navy yards during the fiscal
year ending June 80, lS49
soap " be delivered in good strong boxes and subject TO
bureau The price to be uniform the three
The quantity which will be required during the year
cannot be precisely stated it will probably be about
Every offer made be accompanied Gas directed in
the Of %sSs h 49, by
guaranty. signed by responsible persons
tue eft that he they undertake ha! the bidder
bidders WILL if his their bid be accepted enter into
obligation within five days. with good and sufficient snreties
to furnish the articles proposed NO proposal VIII be con
sdered unless accompanied by such guaranty
C,IGARsI CIGARsI CLGARs,-Just received direct
~ the Havana per barque Colon, very large and
superior stock of cigars, consisting OF the following justly
celebrated brands:
10000 Cortez regalia
10000 Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Cortez, La Norma size
10000 Ida, small size
5000 Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude t.I.
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars some of the choicest brands
that manu- iactoed in Havana part OF them are some
ct the subscribers own importation
Also, in store 100000 cigars, OF various brands which
any northern The public hotel-keepers and
grocers respectfully invited TO call and examine this
NOS. q II 10. oae ag s :, W. Wlh p
! Sept24 ..At 49 bees
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PROPOSALS win be received the Office OF the board
L of managers of the Washington National Monument
society," unit O'Clock, M the loth day OF May
for furnishing building stone from the gnsss quares Of
the Potomac valley of the durable qualify aud Of
large less than four feet square, of other shapes
of less than sixteen superficial Feet with level beds and
builds and of not less than from nine twelve inches and
sufficient quantities OF each thickness an
of from 900 5000 square feet. The stone be
delivered required, and the site of the monument
the carriage by river and canal will admit and
be paid for by the perch of 70 cubic feet, measured
the wall
THOMAS CARBERY,
GEORGE WATTERSTON
w. A. BRADLEY,
Rl,ild In min
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TIME under -uss. pleasure of informing the
public that he has taken this conmodIous and well al
ranged holeitc first the brdgewhore he prepared
accommodate his guests in the most agreeable manner
He has renovated the establishment IN all respects and has
been in procuring furniture, beds, and bed
dnQ-a matter of which the travelling public viii
readily appreciate. Passengers the railroad Will mo
dis house always in the best condition The extensive
roo within few feet OF the and dinner on the
fable the moment Of their arrival, 10 AFFORD ample
rme for a comfortable meal of the best which the country
and city can afford Being settled down ON the
spo of his nativity the proprietor will take pride in making
his house resort for those business or pleasure
of the romantic places In the Union; ana ne
therefore, feels proper degree OF confidence IN inviting
his numerous acquantances throughout the country TO
give him call
Remember the first house the bridge, -
April S-dlm JAMES Is. WA1Eh.
LNOR SALE, 100 OF land in the State OF Mississippi,
Il 90 miles from Holly Springs
lG0 in Stevenson county, Illinois
l60 in Ogie county, Illinois
900 acres in Tyler county, Virginia
$50 in the State OF Texas, on the Rio Enc and
Bayou Tuscosa
25O acres in the State OF Texas
IL 900 feet of land the of and 10th streets,
Washington
shares New York and Washington Telegraph Com
pany
81 shares Patriotic Bank stock
10000 certificate Mexican claims
81, 900 Mexican scrip
us shares Winchester and Potomac Railroad Compa
ny-a paid in
$4,000 Washington Gaslight Company
shares Granite Manufacturing Company, Maryland
House and lot in G. srset between 18th and 18th
Land warrants bou ght and sold.
JESSE f.. DOW, General Agent,
No B. Union Buildings.
April 2S-f tSat, E. News.l
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al
n Law AUSTIN Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his
ession in this city, and the adjoining counties He viii
also attend any business in the land office, such
curing patents perecng titles, &c Letters must be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES
Hon. J. p. Henderson,, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
]. ID. Groesbeck Houston.
Dolhonce ~ Groesbeck, New Orleans jan IL
II. f. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor House. O Pavilion, Rockaway
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsends Sarsaparila is the very best eme-
dy for female complaints there is no disputing Ihou-
and thousands of weak and debated fenaes that
prostraed by those diseases to which females are
subject soon In the enjoyment OF robust health.
New YoRx, Sept. -. lS47
Dear s MY wife has for the last year nssn very
SICK and In greatly reduced state Of health being
females liable to- she got 80 bad 1T
entirely unable walk and a. helpless as
SaYsaparile and she
asy began to regain her strength her complaints M nsa snq
thought might good pubh She used number Of reme
n JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
. O00 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES just arrived
C,COU from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Bal
torc purchased with cash, and opened and ready
for sale store Pennsylvania No. TO- be-
tween 7th and 9th streets, opposite Centre Market.
Our stock consists a follows ~,
500 pairs morocco and kid slips, SO cents to 81 25
300 do buskins and ties, 81 cents to 81 IL
800 do and leather walking
shoes, .d' rs to 81 rs
500 do misses CATERS, slips, and walk
sie ing shoes, -I. % cents to VI 70
500 do chldren's do do 81 cents %
400 do mems boots and Shoes 81 to 81 90
500 do boys boots and shoes, so cents to 81 10
800 do ladies' morocco slips and ties, at rs Cts worth 81
We invite friends and the public 10 give CALL
determined, If selling at the lowest prices and keep
ing excellent assortment of shoes will secure liberal
patronage, will have it,
March 29-2awSw MAGRUDER & co
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WORTHINGTON q. sNETIIEN,
-atkOrRsv and C0snsssllOr-ae-L Lac,

WASHINGTON, d. c.,
DRACTISES In the Supreme Court of the United Sxstes
and in the several courts of the District of Columbia
and prosocutes all OF claims against tho United
States either before Congress the different departments
Of the government.
r OST the Och Instant, the Navy Department,
IL gold watch with gold fob-chain and key. The
thinks may have been left the in the back
building said department The finder by returning the
the owner, will be literally rewarded by clerk
the Fourth Auditors Office, or at t ta ,raoti l
r. KEYWORTHS,
March To- f5--f -fhff1 l Pennsylvania avenue.
I1URNI9HED HOUSE to Let, three-story, with back
T. building, containing eleven rooms, and situated
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th streets
the War Department Inquire at the drug of Wether
bee Bates opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue. eN-f isl
Nov. 9--dU atsf11 gsa,l slHtt .l...a.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
This Extract of Ssrsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared female complaints. No female, who
rodshe ,um Of life "shoald neglect Jake it. il is
certain preventive for any OF tho and horrible
diseases to which females subject at this time OF life
This period may be delayed for several by using this
preaching womanhood IL is calculated to assist nature
by quckening the blood and nvgoratng tue system In
Decd this medicine Invaluable Tor all the diseases 70
which women are subject ,
braces the whole system, renews permanently the nat
energcsby removing the impurities OF the
stimulating the system to produce subsequent
relaxation which is the of most medicines taken Tor
female weakness and disease. af.1fs ara t.e.l,-,
DISEASE OF THE HEART RUrTuRE AND DRorsY.
p.. My VIII. h.. Ne ss.s Ssss ssly vh
tho heart and with terrible rapture sr over h.esa
ss.ns frequently The
such With Is -; sa
disease the the rupture almost entirely dsppssrsd
had hs i.. had .S s . sn..
cation q ds..e. hut ithi. - nay appsaf rseved
s1 ssss: nd :se ss ;.
o g : VILLAS TO TsER sY Jane. ..r... \
dyspepsia .len'es t--ylel ,fisasil1rg
No uid ~ medicine has been discovered which 10
nearly resembles the gastric juice say in decomposna
oca nH q :" oSsss sse,y this
OF dyspepsa, however severe OF chronic -
III ~, x y; ~:
s s y Il xs % .s. .s h s.. .s.:.ss
to i. iods Il ssOS ia vhat could IN
sn s s. =. s.y %
about s s : ~ rem g.. st
bottles. found end h. s.. e
s'ss ss%'sss Sc @
NIB. Puroh..s NON. but suoh - have Wrappers that
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RAGO'6 Lectures Astronomy.- Lectures Oh
n popular kind delivered the citizens OF Paris at the
Royal Observatory, by Nj. Arago Astronomer Koya ana
Lardner. Cheap edition. with many engravings 20 cents
Views of Astronomy by Nicho Professor of Astronomy
in The University Glasgow being the OF lectures
delivered before Mercantile Library Association of New
York in January and February, lS48, with diagrams
Price rs -,
Course OF Six Lectures Astronomy, delivered IN the
city of New York by Professor o. NJ MITCHELL OF the On
cinnati Observatory. % cents. ~
Introduction the Study of Natural History, by Pro
Agissz being his lectures delivered in New York. WIN
loo outline epgravings Of the chalk drawings the BLACK
board with which the Professor illustrated his lectures al
the time, Complete for rs cents. q. III - i.,lu,
May ~" +. TAYBoh'
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I,yREE EXAIBITION.-PlumbeN National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic DePos established IN loJ
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first P,e
ums and two highest honors, the NATIONAL the MasS
chusetts the New York, and the Pennsylvania cxholt
for the most splendid coloed Daguereoypes and
Concert Han, x,eansyscania 0renss w asht~xfo~ cry
lftaJrtH menv BrO,Cn's Hotel. ,u,.
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining CamPoeh
jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
Isl Broadway, New York.
Is Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
l76 Main street, Cincinnati r
Broadway, Sarntoxr Springs. A.
Portraits tdkcn in any weather, in exquisite sye' N'F
paratus instructions, and all materials furnished
June SIT
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TTNHE Seminary for young Ladies', lately advertsea
by Miss Carroll will be opened on the second Monday
in May next in the large and conmodious building near
the residence OF Dr. Lindsey and occupied by MIS-
Reed, on c, between A and 9th streets 90,
daily conveyance will be provided for pupils residing
remotely from the institution, free of expense !,
Applications for admission for information, can 90
made to the Rev. Mr. Gurey, chaplain II. r., Dr. Laurie
Rev Mr. Bannatyne, Rev. MIR. Berry, or Col Andrews
April rs, lS4S
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Burlington College.
rTyIE of this Institution will begin on the
i first day of May Application admission 10 the
collegiate course, the preparatory course may DO
made to Rev. J. W. BSADIN, Burlington, New jersey.
Ap 22-l0t
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QUICKER 4 DANIEL,


(Successo,s to Tucker r Son. Merchant Iailors,
DEG leave to call the attention of members OF Congress-
ID strangers, and their generally, to general
carefully selected assortment of spring and summer
goods, which they have just opened at their establishment
three doors east OF Browns Hotel ia ..4.
They will name part superior cashmere cloth, cash
merets, drap d'ctc, and other naerias, for coats
Single mled ssmees linen drills duck, Nc, Tor pants
Light Silks cashmeres and marseles, for vests
Also, undershrts, drawcs gloves cravats, &c suaole
the
They propose furnish articles of clothing at as cheap
the articles could be bought at in tbs or any
other city ~. April 4-3aw3W
cali the attention of residents in Washington to the SUI
perior quality OF their ice cream.
Having dairy OF fifty cows provided for in the best
manner, they will insure, at a 'imes, an article OF inc
kind and endeavor TO please the taste OF tho most
iasidious 5 richness and fla
Orders sent to their depot Pennsylvania avenue be-
18th and 18th Streets will meet with attention,
and the will be delivered to address specified
time. "a e. ,
For family use, in plain vessels, per gallon ~ %; IN
noulds $3. .r .r
Mar 22-eod3mo*
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To the holder rs Of tho bonds OF the
River and Kanawha Company.

NOTICE. have hand, and shall continue TO have
" during the spring and summer, number OF bounty
land warrants one hundred and sixty tracts. Orders
from a distance will be promptly attended TO- Office OPP
pose the Patent Office. WM is. WEBS,
March 29-3tawl2f Attorney at Law
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For Norfolk.
r@A The steamer OSCEOLA, having under.
gone thorough repair, will. on Thursday, the
10Th April running regularly to the above place
Leaving Washington every Thursday, ut 9o'clock a. m
returning leave Norfolk every Friday, at O'Clock, p m
(tonchng going and returning, at Cone river.)
Passage and fare, so ,rc,,r,,
APP IL }. WI Ioucl-l., CaPtan,
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n ENWICK's MECHANICs.-The Elements of Me-
II, chanics by James Renwick, LII d. complete in ono
volume octave pages, and several hundred engfavng
Price, (half prce,) in full leather binding, VI =,
May 10 r. IhfLoh'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
ancceaafnn anle.

Parish af East BdtBa H1age-Ntafe Of Louisiana
fST virtue Of II commission I'd me directed fftn the
Honorable Eittfi Judicial District Court Hi and fot
the Parish bf East baton Rouge, In said sfHtHs ] Mafls
aei Mofett8, Auttieheef hi and for sad Parish, viii
expose by public sale. according W law at the lHFi
place Of residence Of john Davenport. late of this Par
ish, deceased, On
TUESDAY the qgh ldy IF february 4 D. 1919,
The following described property belonging 2 the stlt-
tsssf9h or saii deceased Tile sale W Commence ~
10 U'Eluek A.. MI
The tract IF Iand or Plantation Wherein the de-
eease1 resided, having 4 front Uf twehty aftbfits iiiafe
Or less On the river Mississippi with eighty ariehts III
depth bounded abUve BY lands Of he lite lUsiall Bar
keF. iiBty owned by H5tzah II Milne and below by
those Of Gilbert Daigre-9h this tract there are sbtie
fur hundred aeres cleared and fiji ff cultivation; fie
rest il heavily and valiably iiinhered, and is sistepti-
be # being made one Of the best sugar plantations in
this Parish
There is a suit now pending In the Circuit Court o.
the United States by the heirs If uiie James Fletriei
who Chains the undivided three f%Jiftlis Ut this plflhta'
ton. Those wishing TO become purchasers are re-
uiiifed to examine for thsuiselves the nature IF SAID
claim, and after the sale will take the dafahte thereof
Another tract of land situated on Wards Greek,
bounded North by the lines Of Smith, On the South by
De Passau, West BY Kleinpetef. and Fast by GtifleJ
and TqHnias, containing four hundred and twenty ar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Louisiana Annual M. NJ.
Conference.
Appolnl msNts for ls4g.

The Rev. MIR. t'renshaw, who ha
been appointed Presiding Elder at the
Conferences lately held at Minden in this
State, Coufteously handed TO us a List of
appointments made at the Conference,
extracts from which are copied below.
We congratulate Mr., Crenshaw and our
whole community, upon the propfiety Of
his appointments
NEW ORLEANS Dtsr.-R. DBHHlN3, r. e.
Poydras st-To be supplied.
Steele Chapel. WIN +. Brown.
Lafayette and Winans Chapel.--L. A.
Read.
Ca rrollton.-To be supplied.
Triton Walk and A. Chapel.-H, u. Page.
Mofeau Street. ID. Kinhear.
soule Chapel TO be supplied.
Deyergeburg & Gtetha,-To be supplied.
acknowledgement Ttipptlt.
German Mission, Second Municipality
To be supplied. a=.
German Mission, Third Nunieip'y.- Wm.
lostnik'
Wesley Chapel'-lo be supplied
BATON RoueH DIsTRier.-W' Ii. CRBN.
SHAW, p. Il. .a ~
Baton Rouge.--To be supplied.
Latourche WIN. II. Guhh. Al #=...
tiooiila anq Bayou blaek'-Io be supplied
h,es'oa : PIPES
Plaquemtne'--T' J, Lacy.
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S~srAroHiAt FRAgAs -W "Wednesday NOR.
ming, before the Lie It. Governor took his
seat as President Of the Senate, two mem.
bers Of that body, Messrss Parham and
Martin, had some words with one another,
from which they got 70 blows. A great
deal Of eohfusion ensued amongst the grave
gentlemen assembled In The Senate cham
Der, and no small difficulty was overcome
In keeping the %tombatah apart. Some
ono called the Senate 10 d der by prbpos-
Ing the Hon. Walter Brashearas President
pro. tenn. wlerebpon quiet was restored aud
The Senate proceeded TO transact more up.
propriate business It is Supposed that the
~rencohtfe grew out Of the election Of U. y.
Senator the day before ,-Piragune
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AVIS.

Attendu que Louis Sperier De Ia vile de
la Nouvelle Orleans, s'est adresse i Ia
our du Sixieme District Judiciaire, pour
la p%aFois>e DIST Baton. Rouge, pour etre
nomme administrator de Ia succession de
John Maillard, Reinforcement de cette par.
oisse, deced6-AvIs est dome i toutes per.
sonnes interess6es, d'avoir d deduire lenrs
%raisons, dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia
premiere publication De Get avis, p~ouronoi
Ia dite demande ne serait pes accordee,
Jos w. FowLER Grefier.
Jan. 26-52 2s.
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lNenNroua HfN's Nhsr,-MG j. N. s.
IN this village, claims 10 possess letters
patent for an ingenious hens n4st, which
he thus describes The bottom bfthe nest
Is 80 constructed as to let the cgs through,
and out Of sight when the hen tlirns round
to view her production, %cackling her delight
the while, she Is astonished to find the nest
empty l-so naturally ~supposing herself
mistaken, she again SITS down and laws
another egg and SO on, until the necessary
number of eggs required are obtained. Mr..
;. does not mannla cture the nest, but offers
'rights" for sale. This nest would be an
excellent accompaniment to the "Steam
Egg Matching Machine."-Petfv Dem
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NOTICE.

Whereas Louis Sperier Of the CITY Of
New Orleans, has applied TO the Sixth Ju.
diciai District Court for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, to be appointed Administra.
Tor ofthe succession Of John Maillard late
Of said Parish deceased.
Notice is hereby givent % all persons in.
terested to shew cause within ZEN DAYS
from the first publication of this notice.
why the said application should not he
granted. Jos: ". FowLnR Clerk.
Jan. 26-52 2ts.
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Vente de Gnceeaainn.
Patoisss Est Bdton. Ropge-Eta de Ia
Louisiana.

PafoisSe Est BdfBn. Rougs-Etm de Ia
Louisiana.
En- tertti dune commission qtii ma etc
adress6e par Honorable C9tr du sixiems
District JudleiAirB, pour ct dams Ia paroisse
Est Batpn.R0uge, ct etat sus. dite moi,
Manuel Moreno, ~eneanteur pour ct dams la
die ~pafoisse, exposerai en- vents publique,
CONFINEMENT d Ia loi, 40 dernier domieile
de John Davenport decide dams eetts par.
Bisse,
MAHDt 30 Feorier A. d. 1913,
Les proprietes suivantfs deerites, proyenant
de Ia succession di dit d6fdnt, la vents
U0mn1eneeta d 10 henres A. M.
lie moroccan de terre gu Habitation, sur
laqaglle demeurait IL dit defint, ayant vingt
arpens de face plus oil moins sur le feuYe
Mississippi, sir ID pr0fondeur do quatre
vingt afpens, b1fnae en- hant par les terres
qui Hppartehaient reinforcement d Josiah
Barker, OF maihtenant d Rolzan q Milne,
ct Ell bas par cellss de Gilbert Daigre.
Sur cette tefre il y d environ q1atre cent
arpeps defrieh6s ct propte d e%ultivsf, lie
testant est bien boise eette tefre est sus.
oeptibe d'6trs une des meilleufes habita.
tions sterieres do eette paroisse.
II eHiste maintenant dams Ia Cotr de
circuit DIES Etats Unis, un process iitent6
par les hefitiers dun nomm6 James Flsteh.
or, 1ni r6clament les tfois quarts indiyise de
celte habitation. Csux qui desireraient
acheter sont invites d examiner la nature
de la dis reclamation. L'aequersur de-.
want Sc charger de defendre lie dit process.
Tn autrR mtrceau de terre situ6 sur le
WARD's CREbK, borne au nord par les
tsrres dc Stnth, au sud par celles de De
Passaa, a feuest par Klsinpeter, ct d lest
par Gurley n Thomas, %oontenant quatrs
cent yinat afpens. e Ef
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A1s0-Is Mules. Z Horses, 10 Oxen, 10 head Of horn
Cattle, one Gig, 8 Ottafts, one Bafouehe,
Household Furniture, "
One Gold Notwithstanding utensils dc. &t.
TERMS or SALE
CASH. ~
Unless otherwise determined ON the day of sale.
NJ MORENO AucftoNEEH.
The Bee viii flsdse copy til day Of sale and tBrttdfd
account 10 his Office.
Jan. gp-g5 g
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ETIT DE Ia LOUTSTANE,
Cour da Siaieme District Judioiaife-
paroisse Quest Baton. Rongo.

Fl NA "'oOSap otets6 AgHtUss IAV4gBs .
p G. RienARp ct "a femme plufies writ de
We tieri fariag
r. T. Blanchard. #sN. N1s
In vertu dun pIuries writ de Eeri facias
d moi adress6 par Honorable Cour do
Gene District Judieiaire, pour Ia p]aroisse
d'Ouest Baton. Rouge, dams 81 pour Ii par.
oisse ct Etat sus.dite, II sera vendu d Ia
maison de cour de Ia p%aroisse sus. dite,
samedi A Mars proclaim (ls4s)
A ii heures du matin, tous les droits, titres
ct p~retensions du defendeur Pierre Blan.
charj aux prophecies %ci.apres decrites, sal.
sizes dams l%affaire ci.dessus.
Erina negresse %esclave ag6e de SO ans
ct SEES enfans Octave agee de 10 ans, Vic.
tor ug6 de Z ans. Emma 0 ans ct Virtorine
4 Feline % ans ct SEES enlans Jasse.
min Z ans ct Annette A ans. Toinette AZ
aus, Charles 81 ans, Julia Is ans, Peggy
5e ans, Mella SO ans ct ses enfans Debuys
0 ans ct William 4 ans.
Saisi pour satisfaife az iugement, interets
ct trais dams 10 process sus dit.
CONDITIONAL compliant.
v. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Jan. 90. SO. 5fs.