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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-14

-
c.,.. TN Tnesdav of $1,000 yirginia.6 s ~
Ssde' ~ Az = 1''~e' v
e93
Tn. Me- York Journal OF Commerce, Of Tuesday
- -.
afpfpoon- "5s ,..,,v. ana ,ates
Tbs demand for money eonuoues n,I. ons nsr cent
of interest ~ the mite brokers SIC mi r. - i...
higher than til ds, week iosn' S S Co., - .,sst
advance and arc not 40 eagerly 'o~eAs
discounts ,o.s.x una.r IN.
The stock MARIE. o'o.o ,lst nd ia snxi.tv of
pressure in the money .,.,u '"' -
SELLERS and pri:es eii On dsei;nsa .o.rs At 1oey6
,o neen E'.rssl bills on ..oadop, 1885, a 1895 for
b.nksr,; principal business 1904 Paris lot 0oi2;
Anst-rdam euu ~ n.n;asi arsman mammal ~
=. s''HA''''
We learn of SEQ 0Cc In specie pat up Tor tie hos
ten steamer. and tho 'puent may reaeh HoVv.uV
The $50 Ooo . Ger cent Burlington ana missouri
r bonds, noticed 10 this mornings paper ~ nefo
tiated through Messts Deeoppet Co, were placed,
understand, at 3d. 4 5ESaE5zfFE
The .taxesnsnt of he Neg York CITY Ba. ks Of
their average condition for the week ending August
ass ho~s an inerssss Of sso ZIG In circulation ind
aecrasss ~ S9e 9tI in ioans 4 e57 $50 in specis
and 8 Isas a., in dem sits 81
-T..s,,o,..t., NJ yorl ~, ,... wa.k. were IS.
o,s 81" ann tns eap,rs ~ - tort s5 sss Gas
sIy i.ise I'f vac ,ssson. vi u. -. 10 a.. ,hs i'm,
gooas wn'eh ,e ~ oy ,noDSns wsst Of
" @ s,,. - s.. .hnr sn,ns $500 90 increase
,sn aus enpo, sso Isss Tns I'm mort, in that
49, as ,ss. sauu,sd 70 "a ,q7 IL, and in tis55 to
Ss7s 7ii-.hu. last week. general import. .hoy
conade'sbie decrease on same & III IL; ind.t;on
,d;trrs forf oy-
=. =. .S@t. ..I .ort;,, :. a., III. nr..ent seasou
Tn. uafavorabls news for the next croo from near,
~ all sugar growing countries and the Known ona
prospects Of the Louisiana crops nave opTnr III.
contract fever early This year ana nuh?sI o S.Ep
have again been contracted at various pnces' ,ci
we hx a. from vi to ~ per BOX OF 10 Ann io1 "a
ron>s ali with more OF lsss heaVy rs@n ,;,r.a
Contraci' srr huscoyadoes have Likewise continu.u
at from q DS4:. per note There are many pshto To-.
wha this prefer not to con rsci' expecting pet
Ia a.,;,.
a'ae aeaor'o VI 40" - -, -
aud refused to deal with hide oroAets WIZ "uy On
their own account.
-. ,,.,..a, Nor,.ot
A. Ecrpooi nfe""" - -,
The weather continued vary 'a'orap . Ior AsIIe.'-
tara pu poses, aud tie accounts oI me ceoEs WIRE
sentrsiiy OF very eneonfasbS nalu'e; 10 n,o
keTs CfreGtar says 6ut li-tie SO euatVe demand OK
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AWSS BELOW COST.

4 AWSs BELOW CUsT.-,I will from
~ this day Offer large and dssrable assortment Of
Lawns fast coiors) at shilling per yard order
10 Close them befare moving the list of Septem-
Der to No. n Main street under Mr. Whitehursts
Daguerrean Gallery. The same goods 1 have been
selling during the season at IS cts per yard. Also,
large lot Of Bereges and Bsrege DeLaines will be
sold at less than cost to close.
SO SILAS L. JOHNSON,
au4 No 81 Main strsat
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From Mr.. H. C. NeNemara, formerly Druggist il.
this city.
'Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two painful
from the bottom of my feet, without causing
any pain and to my entire satisfaction.
"August S. 1867
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L,AUM 4 LADY OF lHiS CITY, lhe
l. original can be seen at DR.. SIS otfce)- -

"RIcHMoND, June &c, 1856.
.Dr. s. SCHULTZ, the skiilfui Surgeon Chiropodist,
from London, has removed from my feet two corHs
and toe nail, also very Troublesome bunion with
out giving me any pain Whatever. take great plea
sure in recommending DR. 5 to all my friends aud
these who afflicted with buniOns i'll formed
nails &c and advise them not to delay in haviog
them removed DIR. 8. is very safe and tender sp-
orator"
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~ lroa Manufacturer, 18th street. between ri n,
and Gary, Richmond Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES. ..
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildinsa Ia
Metaihc Roofing, Guttering and Spourtng, put
up IN any part of the city and country.
Will AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
t4AkE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
Il be efec. Led with the Albsrmarls Insurance Com
pany ON as favorable with any other coynpe.
my in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
osses. Applyto STOKES co,
Asts, Richmond, W.
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y, e.
Charlottesville,
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A DMiNlsTRATOK,s NOTI T. k...Aii
persons having claims aasin.t ths estate of Ber-
naTd Weisman, deceased, are hereby requested to
present the to for settlement aud all de bts
due the said Weismsn. must be paid to mo-
u BERNARD PLA3EMAN.
an l---dImA Adm,r of B. Weianaau, deed.
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NJ OTl q k.-l have ihia aay HDpsias I'd
4NLkVY ABRAMS .my sssut . cesU On uss
CethinG and Tailoring kpelneas ~ the sbre numbef
q -. the north das OF Main street. the city Of
Aehmcsd. IN whish baaiasss be 10 sushoriSsd % buy
and cell for cash ssly.
~ 6-l5t& j. NORRIS.
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MOUNT VERNON HOfki4 CAPE MAY
NI NJ Y-This MAGNIFICENT Hotel the largest and

- WkET SPKlNGS...This esta b ishnie mt
- isnow open, with handsome accommodations.
The new BATHS, just completed, most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep
ton ana private dressing rooms, all handsomely
peted and furnished for both ladies and gentle
am instructed by the owners of this property, to
spare efforts to make it of the most
desirable summer retreats in che mountains. -
-.lsE# sfE ssa = L. NORVELL,
jy 22-1m for Sweet Springs Company.
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" Corns, Bunions, Warts Nails growing into the
flesh, and every disorder of the feet, effectuaIly
cured. Office 1853 Broad street. between 9Th and 7th
Ladies and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-.
dences, without extra charge.
" POVIDULION LOTION, for Chlblains to
be mad at my office, in bottles-bl each.
au 8-lmH s. SCHULTZ.
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a. ssssF = ~ 20 ASO y ia ssss7
III Hit. - Iuss rscsivsd mo- Nsy ~ esls,
lot u Hoop Skits. black and sotosss. sisI "
IA u HAM"
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MEDICINAL FLUID EXTKACTs.T,s~s,s.
lvI are prepared to farni,n Phyueiars sna - 80.
with all the Pharmacopossl Fluid Extrscs 81 ,.sr..
rsntsd strength and purity VI ehafastef is3 q, q.
sentirg the respective Drugs from which '''
made, Of our own Manufacture. .,..
MEADE BAKER. Phsrmeceu,
1876 N. w. corner Of Naia and ie'h s''''
Au 5--dke4w
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a VALUABLE ThACT OF LAND
IA POWHATAN FOR SALE. viii sell, paTs

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND y
"A POWHATAN FOR SALE. = VIII sell, phT'a
ly, nv tract of Land IN ths county OF Powhal
contains seven hundred and twenty aerrB, one.SAD
which is in original growth and hssyiy hnosf'
the timber consisting principally Of pine. ss 4
white oak, poplar, &c. IL lies on the mein -
branch of Jones' Greek, about ferr miles IRON ~
river FIVE OF six miles from fenshswk Dsp.s
the Danville Railroad. Ii has good dweiiint -
aud all necessary out houses. Including sa"s
number Of good tobacco barns for seeufnss ~
crop Of tobacco .,.sss
The above land will be sold on very nceonmo
terms / deem il unnecessary 10 say any thint Is
IS those disposed to buy will, Of course '"'
preniises before buying. ,,rnuys
jy Baldwin b. %. hco
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HATS, CAPS. sHoEs, 20.


LADIES' LIGHT COLOKED
~ MOROCCO SLIPPERS, ROSETTED -
A good article, at rs cents per pair For
sale by MARCUS HARRIS,
All Is IFS Broad street.. 81.
-hISSkS hLACh AND BRONZE
~ SLIPPERS-Philad pha made, 10 cents
per pair. For sale by
MARCUS HARRIS,
an IS 1888 Broad street
GkNI,S CAAFSkIN UXFOkU
TIES SEWED.--A frs. rate article at
$2.75 per pair. Forsale by
t.fIz4 MARCUS HARRIS,
au IS -... 1873 Broad street.
SsHUEs A ND BOOTS MADE 10 UkDER .
- mr.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentIsmen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies do. -F-l
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who known to be equal to any in
the State, respectfully to the public that
he 10 prepared have made to order in the neates
style, every description Of Ladies' and Gentlemens
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
So g. tsaE HENRY-W. QUARLES;
fe19 No. Is. Pearl street.
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II h. COOK Il CO., AUCTI ,sNEERS.
Al' NO. 70 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public as Auctoneers for the sale of Real Estate
furniture, Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, &c.
terms. 81
Having large and eommodious rooms they will re.
Of storage.
Out door sales OF every description attended to up
On reasonable terms
T. B: COOK WIN. MOTT.
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SIC KEAT REDUCTION IN THE nyY
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Hi
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from J. -
~ H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats best quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
MoIaskin Hats second quality ,,...,....... 5 %
Fashionable silk Hate northumberland. 2 50
Fine CsIfskin Served Observation-Disclosures. s 50
Congress (islter Boots 8 Is
Fine Calfskin Sawed Shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 Is
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the beat makers in the city of Philadslphia sup
ply him with handsome and substantiai Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. i-5i ~ DC lS-d&cly
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11llI7.1 n. 4 A L q X would remind his
III n hi M friends and the public generally that
v - his store 10 on Governor street
where may DO found PIANO FOkTES MELODE.
tMs - HTARS. VlOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR.
Dons, 3f the best qu~lty, and the lowest prices
Sole agent this city fer the sale Of the cclo.
nfssea NUNS Clerks PIANOS, which ara not sur.
fsis0a ~ sny other uiskers and equaed but by fsw
Aiso, Gafe Co.'S superior Panos -
s5utaf and Violin STRINGS of the best quality
this state and 10 constantly receiving tbs lstest nm
cst,sns, Which hei sch at the most reduced price,
ana upon - good terms a. can be had elsewhere =
50 fianss tuned, repaired, and let ON hire
g Old Pianos tzkse IN psrt pay for nav nnes
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By TeIe0ra nh.

BALTIMoRx, Aug. Is Flour dull Howard street
&662; OHIO ana City Mills So so. Wheat two cents
better-Red Sl.s51l 40; white 8 ] s430I5o. Corn
white and yellow 6lD62.
New YoKK, Aug. l3.-Flour bouyant State SIS. IS;
Ohio S6 81; south easier and quoted at 81 49,
What itnproving-Southeru red 81; white s IS
0l.65. Corn firm at 81. Stocks generally higher
Va. 6's S92 Sterling Exchange %.
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IL AkGsA1NA, BAfGtsA1NS, BARGAINS.
II Being late in the season, we wi I sell Sum-
Iner Goods at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
stIi large and we determined to reduce it, and
would invite all in want to give q call.
an z -.. MERCHANT. WEISIGER Il CO
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'NURPIN, ROPER & MURRAY. Under.
Il TAKERS, No. Governor street. Richmond Va
keep constantly hand all Kinds of ready made COY
~ 25-dlv
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EOk SALk.- A valuable building ios on
l. 18th street. opposite the Old Market The lot
fronts 18th street 68 feat inches running bach &c
feet suitable for store; would be sold low, Apply
on the premseE or TO G. Cfew adj ching. au4--tf .
HAVANA And PKlNClFE CIliARs, 81
H the following Glasses, viz:
RE0ALIA. PENaADOs, LONDON
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Aiso-Turkey and Virginia Smokiaa Tobacco; Viz
giuis Chowine Tobacco; Meersehaum.. Cydrolir, Be-
heintsr, 0euoiss and Powhstan Pipes; Amber. Pearl
Cherry. Lsbn and Jcaausins SssmE Meersehaum and
Amber Cigar Ill ether articles In the To-
baGeo line, can be had Of = ea88
CHARLES RIcHARDsoN, Sfs
Importer Of snd Dealer In Haysss and
Principe cisArs. AmeHcau Hotel huildina,
au lift Corner n Main and lish s'.e.ss
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lACkSON'S EXCELslOh Buffers IL
p. culiarly adapted. by its competition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which 10 produced by
varying climate In all forms Of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it il one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. H. JACKSON. and for sale
by Drus giss generally. je2s
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X ESH DhI CUODS.-.We have Just
J. received
Plain and figured Swiss Mullins tE
" bite Cambria aud Jaconsts
Bonnet Cords; Ipsh Linens
Small figured Prints; Linen Crash
Wrought Muslin Collars and Sleeves
Jaconet ana Lace do do .
81 1914 and ll.4 Bleached Sheetinss .. .....
Undressad Beached Jeans; Hat Grapes
White Tarlatans; Cactus Skirts re-
White, black and colored Kid Gloves .-.
White and colOred Lisle Thread do
Black Elastic Silk and Patent Leather Belts
Gents Linen Collars; Gasze Merino Shirts
.a White Cotton Hose; Brown Half Hose
Long Whale bones Silk Mjrts &C. tatH
Which We offer to the trade very low -.-.--
jy 20 KENT p JNE e. cO
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SFE6M 1ANDl.ke.--Sv vsss'
~ hoxas sperm Cae1,sa W ~ ~ afip r. Nsa~~jj
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NAl,UAB L h LAND All PKlVATt. SAL h.
1 offer for sale upon liberal terms of credit, the
following valuable Plantations and extensive tract of
Woodland, situated in the counties of Norfolk and
Princess Anne, within ten miles Of the City of Nor.
folk all OF which easily accessible by land or water
LIST Tbs rich and highly cultivated Farm Deep
Creek in Norfolk County, which DR.. James H.
Weson, So, containing about Two Thousand Acres,
of which Five Hundred are cleared, and the residue
covered with the finest Wood All the Improvements
excellent, and the location 10 as pleasant and
healthy any in lower Virginia.
I'd. Tract of Land, containing 300 acres adjoining
tn above, covered with Pine, Oak, Maple and Ship
Timber within short distance of good landing.
Sd The splendid estate in the county of Princess
Anne near the Bay Shore, formerly owned by VIM
w Lamb, Esq containing 400 acres.
the situation of this farm is very beautiful com
mandins view of Chesapeake Bay, and the build
ines and Improvements unsurpassed by any in the
county. CHARLES SHARP
au 6-lot ATTORNEY for Jas III, Williams
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descr ption of property against destruction by FIRE
or the dangers of the sea.
No charge 10 made for the Policy.
Office, for the present, the East side of 18th st..
near Main, up stairs.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. H. Christian, VIM. Breedsn
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
VIM o. PANE, Jas Thsmas Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr-,
Aug. Anderson, Jas DUNLOP
James L. Appeson VIM. H. HaxalL
Roscoe Heath, John d. Quarles,
John Dooley, David j. Burr
Rch'd o. Haskns Lsrkn w Glazabrook
Lewis d. Crenshaw, d. Won Grooming,
Joseph r.. Anderson, Emanuel Miller
John G. Snton, Ed. H. Skinker
franklin Stearns. IL
A. PLEASANTS, President.
j. n MONTAGUE. Sec'y. suits
EKENsHAW 4 FIsHkN,D FAMILY
~ FLOUR.-Our friends respectfully informed
that we have opened list for Family FIou.-
Those who wish to get their years supply of as will
please call and enter their names.
su6 Its CRENSHAW FISHER
/ fhsIiNi DkbiONeTRAI ,k 4. IS r rof..-
~ sor s. respectfully isforms the ladies and gem
viii be given in all the affairs relating 10 ifs-such as
nckneas or health, wealth, love, marriage journeys
law suits difficulties In business absent friends Of
riches, IL sacies estate and all concerns of life
Any person wishing to know true and corract state
inent OF all things-psst present and future-must
briDs or send their age Apply in Adams Valley. I'd
house from corner Of 10TH Poplar street. opposite
.anessefiai School, over the creek No. :, Prof. L. s.
TERMs-50 Goats each
q All kinds Of dste mpers cured In quick time.
au linz 49,
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Richmond Markets, August IS

FLOUR -Foue remsins qnet and unchanged at
the rates quoted yesterday. New S717.50
WHALING quite read Wheat at y 45; white
&t.a5 The market has downward tendency, and
superior lots only command ths light figure named.
The recsipts of wheat last week, exclusive OF that
by the DauviFe railroad mot yet mads up) reached
1923 96 bu hels $751; el4.
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EoRwARD!NG BUsINEss.t....ii,,


rnents to increase ths line Of boats running from
house, and shall. at the commencement OF the ishs
son, send out boat every other day snndsysssarll
ed. BY this arrangement will put goods through
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, II not 81
gether, as sosn IS by the y. 8. b. r., and 81 us
less expense. IL
Merchants west Of Lynchburg wishing to soAa'
their goods to the rulrord agent are required 70
post funds to pay the charges to that point,
virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse TO psJ OF u"
lect charges on goods received by the Canal.
jy 9-ts ALFRED b. LEE, On the Dee'
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(,RAIN BAGS.-The Manchester on
N and Woollen Manufactur ng Company have ON
hand GRAIN BAGS. of superior quality. Orders lett
at the office Of the ndersgned, promptly executed,
at low est market rates.
WIN. POWERS Agent
au 9-d2aw4w Man. C. l. w. Mani Co
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vI.RljssEs. TRUssEs Tkussks ~ \.
Of the most approved patterns Of Iin.sss
most eele stsd makers, In gfeAt ssrie.y ssrs,.
turing prices and complete assofsmees ~ ~ ~
Appliances, Medicinal Wares and Appsin ~
by MEADE bAn.I "a ,,lsh srssss
an 5-dkc4w
-1EAI MAVANA CltiAhs.-W We sa ass,.a
IL store large assortment OF the hasG ~ "a -
Cissss, Of variety Of hrAnds. n boxes !" L..
saeh. AEAbE 4 1AkkR, Ch.msh ., a.
1855 ". w. eosnsr Of Main -
an 5-dke4w x ~
nURE SODA WATkk WI VII . fsraiss = Z.
L sYRuPs.-ws ere aow prep pep sai resE ~
customer With delightfully."- eoos n PescsL,
Water. manufactured by ~ he Is.es. sDs
rovsrAiss, with an prns s.,s.m ana fruis -
ss prepared IN the NEST e.Isfa. y ~ sssAs
hsshest materials uuf 80. ~ iysA sna ~
The fruit eeneneee nawrR chsmb.
las, NorsAwsss osrnss 81 hsaa -
~ i<-in ------.------.s a ~
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A FOR AENT...The brick Warehoes
Es on the Basin, at the corner Of Cary and I'd
- streets, now occupied by Messrs. L. o. K VI
d. Tompkins Possession given LIST Of October
Apply to JOHN RUTHERFU0RD
jy l5-ts
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- FOX RENTS large and conf ortabs
III rooms Tin enc foorI and Kitchen which /
cA COON tenant will DO let at the moderate rent I
8 $50 per month, II required. two more rooms q
be added. Possession given Immediately. Enqas4
at /. l.. WELLS. s. Main st.
jy 10 Mansion House
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- FOX RkNT--The upper part OF lh
Isl House over my store, containing nine room
- with pantry, DC, and kItchsn with three reOua
being very suitable for q large family or bosrdin
house, being within one square of the first mark.
house. Rent low, to good tenant Possession give
when deshed WIN. WALsH
jy 26-ts No IS Main st.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-06
Samedi lie 3 Janyier. 1857.

u II heures a. NJ, tous les proprietes cha pres decrites
aDparterant IA Ia succession d. Hiram j Grover DE-
code. savoir:-Ln certain n"rceaE De terre situe en-
cettc paroi Sc dOuest Baton Rouge, drsigne CONNIE
le a,.art Sord-Oust de cectinD !. en- Township 7de
Range II Est, contenGnt cent ci1nuante arpens; Lave
un Negro age 70 ans; Old Ralpl.. age d'environ 55
ans; Bill, negre age de IS ansj John Grover, negre,
age de % ans: Gabriel. negre de325 ans: Jerry, negre.
age de 20 ans; PHI Il, negre age % an Diana, negres>e
agile de 30 ans: Miliy, ncgresse, age de :s ans ct ses
deux enfans. Harrison, age deg ans ct Tom. age de
3anS; Mary, negre>se, agie d" B. ans ct son enfsnt,
George, age &c 5 ans; Alfred. fs de Mary, age II ans;
Sarah, neyre>se agie DIP 80 ans et son enfAnt Squire,
age de 9 ans; Clara, negresse sgie de 81 ans; Kitty.
ncgrcsse, agge &c l. ans; Sylvia, negresse agile de IS
ans: Emily, negresse, are dc 3 ans: Charity. negrese
agie de IS ans; Ann, negresse, Fayie de - ans ct son
enfant Alexanhre. age lie Is Dnois; Snsan negresse.
age de IS ans ct ses deux ~enfants, EIylra .agie de 3
anSse ct Johnson. are de 6 mos; Caroline, negrtsse,
ayie de q ans. ct son enfant, william, age de 5 ans;
Jane, negresse. agile de so ans ct son enfant age 9
mois; Elizabeth. negressc. asle de 80 ans ct son eui,nt
sam. age de ) ans: MatiIiide, negressr agile de so ans.
Conditions de Ia veute:--nans fachat de In terre,
l'acquereur devra assuner lie Placement Dune somme
de hut cent solxante douze S31a-1OD piastres. due
aux u,ioe,1rs. Barbara Elisabeth and Mary Iasl.r,
erfans de d'auguste Basler ct Christina Beaver; la
quelie somnle sdevra etre rayee soft a ieur majori:e,
soft a leur enanciI alton par marriage GU outrement,
ct auanl lis donneront auittacce finale ct entiere -
Pour la balance. facquereur frurnira son obligation
endossc. portant hut pour cent dlnteret Gu jour de
La yente ct pa yable a douZe uois de date.
Les .sclayeS seront vendus un t!zieme com plant, ct
Ia balance PAYABLE en- un, deux ct trOis ans du jour
de |, ven e. Les acnunrcErs devront fouTnlr laurs
hiliets endosses a la satisfaction du Tutenr, portant
huit pour cent d'interet apres echeance. ct payable
au Bureau au Recorder d'Oucst Baton Rouge. Hypo-
theque speciale est reseryee sur laterre ct les esclaves
iusge,au paiment final.
Quest Baton Rouge, % Novemlbte 1856. 4
v. Y. POPE, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-06
WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale and Retail D1 uggist 4 Apotheoary

DIIO.F 1tOLTE, II.
EIS CONSTANTLY on HAND and il dali
IA Increasing his stock OF everything usually kept
In country anu city llrug stores. Your orders are re
si"csiuity solicited. feeling assured that he can Civ.
fi'is'actioh TOMS custom"rs-prices will b" low-tcrms
lt,"ral-yonro orders WHEELER in or ont of his line viii
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention will
be paid I" packing and shipping.
Gs'Eyery thing shipped by him per any good steam.
boat, will be- insured.
1t will b" t" your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march l WM. EOGFL
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-06
To Cotton Planters.
To Planters.

Lazy OF the highest responsibility being about t.
''Aa4u'Sh hsr arduous duties as Principal Of a SIN
nary, and Organlst Of a Church. proposes TO become
rfeceptress" in some retired family in the country.
'ens a thorough ly educated lassical and Belle Let:res
''nolar, she would prefer comr1etiny the education o,
oae OF more young ladies'. In addition to English, she
"'saes French, Drawing, Embroidery and Fancy
WORK. Also Music, in which science she excels, ha V
ing studied and ~practiced for twenty wears under the
direction Of eminent foreign masters. For test. NOM
u.s. she refers to her present patron.
FOR further information apply at this Office.
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