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J. II. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Watches. Clocks IeWesry, Watch 4 CIoch
Maferials, Tell Glasses.
& Liver Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens
- els, Cola aud Silver Spectacle Nonnaiea
Card Cases, Cabas WORK Boxes. Brashea Combs Perfume
~ Fancy soaps Pocket seisnor Razof RsVolTEI
Pistols Ger. ST. Plated SPek spoons FORKS RegaliA
SIX Guards Steel KEYS, Eteei Pens Jet and Coral 0oodI
HAVING lately added larEeiy ny stock both IN
ias Wholesale and Retail dsPAEtDeats, enables 70
watehmalEers. Merchants, Pedia4s.
and ne public ssnsray, complete assortment at
the lowest prices
ap9
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list, make up n Of what kind you
choose and enclose the amount IN stamps
by mail address, No $50 Broadway York and
TIE Medicine will be duly returned By mail EXPRESS
o. charge
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman, a public lecturer, took cold the
latter part last month"; while travelling and leetunE In
northern though pnble AUDIENCES
evening" yet days by the aid Of the Specific
he entirely recovered and enabled pursue his call
Ing without nconVenenCc No public speaker should be
without them.
AmArre lady OF 40had taken violent cold, which
tied her lungs causing severe cough pain 10 the side and
considerable fever aud no such colds usual
ly lasting and Troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough P Is four times per day, In three days she
tIrelv we'll
voungman OF p had cough and hoarseness fteen
Daring cold weather his voice lost
speak in UhPers pain Induced on coughing, cold dry
raising only tribe in the ornng quite feeble and enact
ated. Had several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Plsone pill three
times per daY-nut found himself improving, his
couch mder and softer passed or Strength and
appetite Improved. and In few weeks entirely we'll
having taken other medicine.
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No family Shoudbs without these invaluaele eurAtres-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
and private use With them the parent Is armed and pre-
pared against the first approach 81 disease
the threshold ard keen q At bav. tre OF medicine
rightly directed In thu FIRST hours or esess perfectly
that which bv DELAY only be rreve long and ted
hours Of snsrinF n at all. with these hand you
obliged 10 await the coming OF that distant
well expensive luxury doe'or; dsur-ei or
poisoned bstere bed bot may yonrIelf administer
TIE simple specific, aud restore the rudy
again health aniav There only injury arise
from their bat the general influence upon
the constitution, beVond ali question, beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
We desire active, agent for the sale Of our
remedies every the United States
Address, Dr. p HUMPHREYS, 4 Co.
No. SSl Broadway, New York.
s9-ssli ~ tss OrsTslsts IA whsslsT. nlit-ly
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ON after Monday the 18th April 1852 the Passenger
~ Trains will be daily as follows
Frst-The Great Southwestern, ST. Louis ClncInnat Co
lumbus, Wheeling, BsnWood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at 1ilo 81 arriving
In Baltimore $50 A NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities Returning Leaves BALTIMORE
4,5 p NJ arriving BenWOod at s6 and Wheeling At
$50 A. NJ connecting with the Western Southeastern
and Northwestern ExPTes This train only aops for meals
and simplifying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago 81 Louis,
indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus, Wheeling,
Benwood, Baltimore Washington CITY Express departs
daily Saturdays 145 p. NJ and arrives B4lti-
at p NJ connecting with the trains for the Eastern
and Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore at IEb
A. NJ and arriving at Benwood at $50 and wheeling At 2O
NJ This train stops at all regular strtlons East OF Cum
beTland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted, At 1885 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland 6S5 p NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
at $40 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling at Gao P NJ This
train stops all stations. =. II. FORD, Agent.
W. =. SWIM, Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ. CoLE, Genl Ticket Agent NPi2
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PILES.

clergyman Of the Baptist Church. Illinois
writing u, II have been for time seriously
AFFLICTED with bleeding piles aud have regarded
a time. indeed, hOpeess but Ihsve
your medicine (Plle Specified and am cured have
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman OF hnYyears, well and favorAbly known at
Cel Delaware county, SewYork had been marty TO the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive henoT
rhage pain and suffering he reduced to the verge Of
the For years he had dragged miserable eTis
tsnce, confirmed Invalid, disqualified for any business
md life almost burden 1t Il needle IN add that he had
titled alt OF lies from all sorts Of doctors, little
purpose He committed me two years aud recommend
Prom this he began 20 improve and since has had
serious Of Piles From the first month year
past he had occasionally Of his old complaint
bot few doses OF the Pile Pills you'll dispense Il ALL and for
than past he has been entirely we'll Of the piles
brilliant cure issearcey to be found In the annals Of
me-
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.


NO a3S CheBnuL StEGGtS
Commences New Year, With enlarged Catalogue,
y9rsty Of s ine5sA;sd iae nrsr rSf % o
Good. and aoas s BOOK bsyeP than ever OsoTy
Time has proved that the Gin system I, PfInanentE
EVANS Is determined prove that his Establishment y
tisI than any oter Having lived almost all
oasjn and wing the legitimacy his plan Of oPs
T5ioa California Be can AFFORD
to be generous. Try him, and judge 'oryoursei'
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
PA:sn. EGslI.h Lsys. G jdI1 %atess, 81 90
Ladies' 1ss. Case Gold Lever Watches, 80 90
Lldies' Case Gold Lever Watches, open dial s. ~
. ss,: silver sss Lever Lever % %s5sss
Cents Silver Lepine Watches, I2 U0
Ladies. Eysant Back SIX Dfsss P9sssrn', lsoS
Ladies Cameo SETS (Pin DrOps) extra hne, IS 90
L, de- G sP ptS Sa stone settings 10 60
Ladies: G9ld agaSe!sts plain or sns5sysd Band ~
nts, S soG E Spi rISted Vest cSalhs 90
La ies' Guards, chatelalne Chains, choice, IS 90
Medium Size. No g. Loesets,do do 90
Heavy Gold Pencil tse-, with Gold Pens, 80
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box, 20
s s.aIs; S Gold r soi5 b.D.,,, sS SS
Gents G.lL Pens with silver Extension PsI9,, SSS
a d T Maa rsa o5 u ions , ivory 'asf u 90
Ladies, Plorentlne Sets, Pin and Drops, 10 20
Ladies, Jet SETS do dc % 90 S
I .aeii' ;, cameo Camel Pins, large .ite. SO
Ladi:.' DO DO do do m .Sa s So
Ladies' BOX ana Glass Miniature or Hair Pins, 9eo
Ladies' do Var Drops, ON
Misses Gold Pms, so
G uts' Cluster Pins, opal centre, -
Gerts' Single Stone Pins, ~
Gents' Cameo Mosaic Bosom Studs, 80
Cents EngraVed Gold do do 251
Cents Sieve sa; Buttons, ~
I4a1ies' 90
Ladies' Pearl Card Gases, 90
Iidies' Cameo Mosaic or Cola Stone Ribbon Pins, 30
Gents Silver Pencils, 10
Pear Pocket Knives blades, best quality, ~
Gents Bun or Ivory do do do IS
Misses Lava Pins, %
CENT Cold Watch KEYS and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold Toothpicks, with Slides, 90
Grhts' Coli Rings, with Stoue setting, 80
Ladies' do do do 80
Sets, silyer-Plated Tea Spoons, ui
SilveT-Plated Butter Knives, 90
Ladies' Gents Porte-mOnnaies, 80
Gents Gold Watch KEYS or Vest Hooks, 90
Ladies' Plorentine Breast Pins, $50
Ladies' Jet do do 81
Ladirs' Mosaic do do
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 81
AIissesi do do
Misses Ear Drops with Stone Setting. %
Misses Gold Bracelet Half Round Rand, ~
Ladies' do de do
Gents Scarf Pin, ~
Gents Studs, 5 en-
Geats' Jet Sleeve Buttons 80
SIi.ses' Gold Crosses, 20
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated In tina above
List, varying In value from IS cents to SIS 70
- $500 worth Of the above Gifts will be- mpaEtially dis
trnued the Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and ohio Rail Road.


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What the Press Saw,

What the Press Bay.
''CosrIR5 ESt,rmlnators Inyaiulbls remedies for
clearing houses Of all WITH ALL confidence
We recommend tisn.-N I Drtkg SiTis ReJtstsr.
can sp=as gn1Wle, - NJ their merits. DEUG
aIss should send their orders early, II they
would 4 trade in them --NeIo Hsrt Journal
at ss Al write something about yops ENtermnRtors as
VtI proprley. They are selling rapidly here
an destroying all Vsrnn.-Ef 'BfaHer," FdJets, No.
"Death to all Vermin."
Az srarso approaches,
and Bo tCHE5,
Pro4>ther holes come outI
Aud McR an I RATS
In pts Of Oats,
skip
BsD-BEOs bite
You, IN the might,
o bed you slunbeT,
Will GTsECrs crawl,
ci1nb=r Rad hall,
sIua,ls without number.
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT CERTAtN-
>ty ,S Roaefes Nice, M,sS. Grouni Mice, DebBlgS,
Ants, oths, Mbstut5-S Fiea, Insecs Animals Ia short
Of vernn, utterly destroyed aud eEtsr-
nlnatedby
costar'a" Rat. Roach, Go. EzterminatoE
"Costar's" Bed Bug Bxtermluator.
.csstars" Electric Powder for5Insects.
Supplied direct, nail, address In the United
On rccept OF LOO a box the RAT. ROACH &c. Exr.i
on receipt S3nN box each OF the RAT, ROACH &c fxr
aud ELsCrRc ER (ssnt postage paidO sufficient te
destroy the vermin any PREMISE.
SalA by DEUsotsrs aud DsALERs every where
NCNsrAR's" PEtSctPAL DsPOT 49l BROADWAY, N T.
~ wuolEs,Lx AGsSrs PsSSsyLvAyii
COsrAR'S BRANCH DEPOT:
Northeast Fifth AID Arch Streets,
PHTi.InELFHtA.
AZ PrrrssuRaH, pa. ...... Il. Il. FAHNESTooR & co.
At WHE.LISo, Va. mh2-oglSH
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HEMP FIELD RAILROAD

LII trehts Intended for shipment the road must be
~ delivered between the hours Of and p ~, a.
will be received after thathou 7. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
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lsGASS % females exclusively treated by DrTHIERs
y isae lies Zoe female deralEem=nts, from 81 a.
Relief guaranteed Ia all CoASuation letters
strictly confidential Patients from distance provided
With board nursns and exelasive attendance Medicines
sent By NAH La' private circular letter free
sxosPs PSsse:,. o1ss Ne . wSst 9tss 81, New YORK
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Llstl VaFylng In VaIue iToTn 70 cent? 20 10 70
~ $500 worth Of the above Gifts will be ImPartialy dis
trnued the Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books sold. All Books sold Publishers lowest prices
All Books tina. EEans publish himself bought
direct Publishers and in large quantities. Books
suit tNst to be found his Catalogue at
would inducenen without the Gin
stem, which offers many additional advantages.
by the popular authors living and dead, In
all styles, from the plain and substantially
At astonishing low prices
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-07
State Of Louisiana.
Parish of Rayides.

Minors ss D'7''' (S.. 44gy.
Eliza j. Pearce Husband.
QY VIRTUE ola writ of f. fa issued out Of the
ID District Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff thereof (ssid
writ issuing in the above recited cause,) will be
exposed at public sale at the Court House door, in
the town of Alexandria, on
Saturday the 7th day of January.
1861 between the hours prescribed by law, all the
right title and interest of Defendants in and to the
following described property, to wit:
certain undivided interest in tract of land
formerly owned by Stephen Pearce, decd, situated
in the Parish and State aforesaid, on the North
side Of Bayou Beuf, bounded above by lands of
Winder Crouch and below by lands of Joshua
Pearce. containing the quantity ofthirty.two acres,
more orless and being the same purchased by De.
endapts from Della N. Pearce, wife ofW. II. Duval
md inherited by her from her father, Stephen
'earce, deceased.
Seized in the above cause to satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale--CASH, with the benefit Of APP
raisement.
SheriiY's Office, Nov. l4th, 1879.
J. c. WISE, sHEnrr.
Nor. ls-ptr's fee SIS 90
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DURSuAAT TO q Proclamation OF Robert C,
i Wickliife, Governor Of the State of Louisiana
and to me directed, notice ishereby given to tile
qualified voters Of the Parish Of Rrpdes, that an
Election will be held at the several Precincts in
the Parish of Rapides, established according to
law, Oh MONDAY the End day Of january, A. D.,
1850, for the purpose Of eecting State Senator.
to ill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
the Hon. Thomas @. Moore, in the District com.
posed of the Parishes Of Rapides and Avoyelles.
The Commissioners Of Election will take notice
that said Election be held in all respects according
to the provisions OF the Constitution and laws in
in such cases made and provided.
Sheriff's Office, Nov Cpd, 1859.
&c. WISE, snEalEr.
November Esd, lS59-te
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A Sensation.

We mean something startling, ofcourse, and here
it is. On Thursday evening last, when the drifting
clouds, like an old pair Of pantaloons and other
articles OF wearing apparel On swayng clothes
line. were Tapping back and forth athwart the
eountenance of old Sol, moderately 7ell dressed
individual Of the bfurcated tribe either enamourcd
with the placid muddness of our Riviere Rouge, or
impclled by the combined moneata of bad
liquor, disgust and aneophytes usual bad luck at the
intensely interesting game Of Rondo, gave notice
to high Heaven and the by-standers, on the leyee
that he intended to make summary solution of the
question Of "ro be or not to be so far as he was
concerned. That he no longer "would fardels bear,
to grunt and sweat under weary life, but that he
intended to wash Out his existence, his clothes, and
all earthly remembrances in the sandy water of the
river, st the Ferry Landing. In other words, be
Intended to make himself the moist subject of q
| "Crowner's quest" The crowd on the river bank
seemed to be delighted with the idea, and some hui
hume party gave the forlorn gentleman the nee.
essary information in regard to the deepest water
&C., &C., while we, who have weakness for "stagc
effect could not help admirng the methodical pre-
liminaries of the actor There upon the staging
of the Ferry, with the wind and his fingers DISNEY
cling his long locks, his face red with emotion and
"bust-head whiskey," he nervcd himself for the
final plunge! We would say by the way Of paren-
thesis, much to the Inconvenience Of an old chap
who was fishing at the spot,-the old heather had
no soul eye for the horrible-Ee deserves to die
without seeing even & public execution. In he
went, but in second, he arose spluttering water
and "Help" most Justify. The audience on the
bank satisfied with his ability to keep his head
above the surface, hercupon held facetious run
ming conversation with the disappointed monde
funct, telling him to duck his head, if he wished to
have the thing a fat accompH. He did SO several
times, but took the precaution to hold tight grippe
upon the end of his proboscis, and after remaining
i'll the water and mud for some time he was hauled
out as limpid, collapsed and dripping specimen
Of yotary of Bacchus as ever cheated the Coro-
ner,-he was complete case of brandy and water"
lie soon introduced himself to another "bar" than
that which he, but few moments before unsuccess-
fully endeavored TO present himself, and instead Of
becoming food for fish he furnished "us" with this
charming mo- ecau. When we last saw him, he was
trying toimpress upon the crowd about him, the
fact, that they were "all joliigoodfels an we.
wogohotilmorrin, and hallong for the "Jourth
of Fouly, Hunker's Bill and Wanie Debstcr"
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Ranidas.

NJ. Rosenthal vs.. Benz Sheffield-Na. 6o79.
Rf virtue pfa writ Off ia. issued out Of the Dis
~ trict Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff thereof, (said
writ issuing in the above recited cause will be sold
at the Court House door in the town of Alexandria
On Saturday the Sd day December,
1883, between the hours prescribed by law the
following property, to wit:
About thirty-fve hundred pounds
OF Seed Cotton, more or less, at
or near the residence of the De-
PENDANT.
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale--CASH, with the benefit of APP.
praisement.
Sheriff Office, Nov. 10th, 1859.
J. c. WISE, SHERIFF.
Nov. 23,-ptr's fee SIS 90
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az Anonymous Warning Concerino Slime Jnsuy.
r'ef,on sa Virginia and Kcntauky.
nov HENRY A. WIsE--Gosraor of V;ya;,;a
DEAR SIR: Excuse me for the liberty take in
addressing you in an anonymous letter. / you'd
@do so if / did not think the circumstances de.
aiated it. ! am in possession of facts that Justify
vel saying that an RESURRECTION is about to TAXI
sAee OF such magnitude that tie BRows TRADE is
w aea bite in comparison.
twelve hundred men are now drilling and
Eeparng for action in western Pennsylvania, in q
''aed spot on the Allegheny mountains They
~ ven mounted and provisioned, and every man
ssso'n to die in the cause if necessary. The
, :. hundred are to make an attack on your
,.ss @ III tour divisions of three hundred men
Il, --each to attack different places; at
NJ. same time, nine hundred men are to
n%S western Kentucky. The men for that work
boh; 'ns and receiving recruits at certain places
sss,a av, not lar from the State line Their exact
",'saoouts | could not learn.
ssVaipany is also organized in Indiana and one
sLe,s.ss out what their numbers are or their
sanls agoats or when they are to make their first
Ia. ~ cannot tell !; bu; think know enough
@lsa.s 'e matter to warrant me in saying that ain
liza : VI very serious nature viii soon take I
Su,s.olse several OF the slave-holding States; and
gI,spossible. ~ WV '"''' 0Ay' OF as near
tse s'''ed the Pennsylvania division few days
dEss WIS as letter slightly, as did the Secretary
acrs II a 'hs consequence will be far more dis.
F" mo people of the slave States.
Tours respectfully.
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Avis DETECTION.

Nonfo,mement une proclamation de Robert G.
" WickliAe, Gouyerneur de lE:at de Ia Louisiana
moi adressee avis est par ces presentes donne
aux votans competent de la paroisse des Rapide,
gu une election aura lieu dams les divers precincts
de la paroisse des Rapides etablis scion j. loi
LUNDI lie 2 jour de Janvier, 1860, pour elire un
Senaseur d'Etat pour remplaccr la place yacante.
occasionee par la resignation de Honorable Thoa'
D. Moore cans lie District compose des paroisses
des Rapides ct Avoyelles
Les commissaires detection prendront avis que
la ditc election aura lieu sous tous les ranporis
scion les provisions dc la constitution ct les lois
registant tells cas-.
Bureau du Sheriff, le % Nov. 1859.
Noy2S-te J. G. WISE, Sheriff.
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ASSISTANCE PRoMrrLy TEsDERED.-The
Wilmington On. CO. Journal, of the 10th
bus the following
We learn that yesterday afternoon
ABOUT 5 o'clock, Captain Hall, on behalf
% a's company, the Wilmington Light
Infantry, teIegraphed to Coy. Wise ten
de.rlng him the services of the company,
with fifty muskets and piece of artil-
ely Offering to go at FIVE hours notice if
required. The prompt action of the com
Pany was in view Of the telegraphic
aV'ces from the neighborhood of Charles
VIVA, Va. In the course of the evening
@e following answer was returned:
49, RIcHMoSp, Va, Nov. 1878 p. N.
d. tapfa'" E. d. Hat-Please accept thanks.
happily, no additional force is needed. Virginia
a'eady tor the worst that is likely to come.
H a II. A. WISE.
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nD- Thos. F. Marshall, of Kentucky,
has been lately lecturing in Dubuque,
with an irrepressible tendency to pro.
nounce the word constitution "cos-too.
shun.n -
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Notice to Creditors.

QUCCESSI0N of Samuel j. Clark, decd. Ken.
~ meth N. Clark, having been appointed Admin.
istrator of this Succession herby notifies all per.
sons having claims against the same, to present
them for registration and payment to the Admin
istrator or to his Attorney, TIC. MANNING.
Alexandria, Nov. l6, ls59-lm
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TrIAs ALaAsAc.-We are obliged by Messrs.
H,&D. Richardson tie Galveston publishers for
ss'ps Of the Texas Almanac containing two hun.
o'ed and thirty pages OF valuable history and sta
issics referring to their State.
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sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
VS., No, e453.
Minors Flower.
DURSUAST to decree of the District Court for
L the Parish of Rapides, rendered in the above
entitled cause, shall sell on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of Janu-
airy, 1860,
at Pebble Auction before the Court house door, in
Alexandria, all that Tract OF Parcel of LAND.
known as the ''Muiholan Plantation" and situated
on the Bayou Beut, in this Parish. There are
1890 Acres
Of arabic land, and over Three Thousand Acres of
Pine Woods Land contiguous to it, making in all
4325 Acres
more or less. The place has been cultivated as
Sugar Plantation many years.
Terms Of Sale
One-fourth of the purchase money in CASH-for
the remainder, the purchaser will execute two
series of notes of which one half shall be PAYABLE
to the order of the Tutor of the Minor Polk and
the other half to be payable to the order of the
Tutrix of the Minors Flower--the notes respect
lively to be payable in equal amounts on the 18th
of March, in the years 1861, 1862, 1863 1864 and
! S65.at the Bank of Louisiana in New Orleans
with eight per cent. per annum interest from day
of sale till paid-vendors lien, and special mort.
gage retained with the customary pact of non
alienation.
The property will be sold in block and not at the
rate of so much per acre, neither will any dimnu-
lion in price be allowed, should the quantity named
exceed the true quantity on survey, nor will any
addition or increase Of price be required should
mere DC found upon survey. greater quantity
han that stated in this advertisement
j. G. WISE, SHERIFF.
Nov. 80, lS59-ptrs fee 81 so
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srirE PRlSTER.-The Office of State Printer has
osen abolished by the Legislature OF Texas, and
"s work Is to be put out to the lowest bidder.
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Law Partnership,

Law Partnership.
wv. B. LEWIS. JNo. c. LEWIS. xDwARDf r. LEWIS.
H1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
L tween Aessrs. w. D. 81. G. Lewis, is this day
dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be.
tween Aessrs. W. B., ]. G. 4 E. T. Lewis, who
will practice their profession in the parishes Of Ra-
pides, Avoyees, Natchitoches and Catahoula.
One of them will always be found at their Office in
Alexandria. Feb % '59-ly