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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
STATElOF LOUISIANA.
=
Parish or West Baton ouRe.


In matter Of the succession Of Jean Baptistc Richard
,-- decd. No. 598
pY virtue Of Commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled SnccessionY from the 5th District
Court in and for said Parish and state Of late the
30th day Of August A. d. 1889. will be offered for
sale at lie auction to the last and highest bidder
athe last place Of residence Of the deceased fn this
parish, on " -.
Saturday, sth day Of Oct, 1889,
At II o'clock, - H.. all the hereinafter described
property belonging to the aforesaid succession.
certain lot or tract of land in this parish, meas
orng one h"lf arpent front to the river Mississippi
and extending back to about forty yards in front OF
the Catholic, Church. the si'e lines opening in the
rear. bounded above BY nds Ut 1eBaH and Ilanra-
han, back BY Gcorge--Gatz and below by lands of
joachim Richard, with the buildings and improve
Caroline griff aged about II years. and her child
Sosthcne, aged two years. .,.,..,
One hor~e; one old buggy; shot gun; one rife;
four shares Of the Baton Rouge Tete and Ope
osas kailroad one lot of Carpenters tools and var
ou% articles Of household and. kitchen furniture &c
Terms Of Salcs.-Ihe movable effects to be sold for
cash for all sums of ten dollars and under aud for all
sntns over and abote said amount, payable on the
hrst dav Of January next. 1860 The lar and slaves
to BE- sold payable one- fifth the first day Of Janu
ar, next 1860 and the balance to be paid in three
equal nsta lments thereafter, to-wt: On the first
dAy Of January Of each year-86l, 1852 and ts63--
Of the Tutr1 at the Office Of the
Recorder Of this parish bearing eight per cent inter
est per annum from due until paid. and mortgage re-
tained on the land and slaves until full and final
settlement. WM:N HITE Sheriff.
september Sd. 1885, ,. :
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Jeudi, le 3 Novembre, 1859

II heurcs n, les proprietes c-apres decrites ap
partenaut Ia susdite succession, ssgoir:
lie quart Est, du quart de Section Nord-Est de- la
Section 90, dams Ia Township No y du Range 10 EST
contenant apeu pres quarante (4o) arpens ct etant
(ur rr-<que etcndue) par terres dc Joseph
Hoy, au Sud par celles ma tenant, anciennemeut
'u col. JosephS. Williams, a lOuest. par celles de
Ia :. famiIIe WALL" ct au Nord par terres de A. J.
Powell ct T. p. Landry, avec les amcliorations qui
~ trouvent. cheval; montre cn argent; passe
par tout, etc, ttc.
NJ Conditions de Ia ente-COMpTANT.
= -'4- - 7. BERGERON.
Quest Ration Rouge, Oct Ter, 1859. Dep. sSher'f.
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~ The Governor # florida has
>its$ued 4 proclamation Directing tho
Judges Of probate in the several coun~
ties 10 fake vote on the question wtetL~
t.r the West Florida shall uot Be annexed
10 oAlabama:-New Orleans B',lletio.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF: West Baton. 6touge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter Success Of Marie P. Lopez, widow .Jo-
,seph Daigre. No. 59s.
DY VIRTUE Of = commission to me directed the
ID above entitled succession, from the sixth Dist.
frct Court in andf said parish and State of date
the 2lst day Of september 1889, will be offered for
sale at public auction the last and highest bidder
last place Of residence Of the deceased in this
parish on
Saturday 29th of. October, 1859,
It II o'clock T. NJ, the following described property
.belon9ing to the said succession. to Wit
CEI.E>TlNE. negro woman. aged twenty one years,
SALLY, negro woman, aged bout fifty eight years.
One lot Of household and Kitchen furniture
Terms Of Sale:-The slaves to be sold payable in
three equalin.talmants falling due the first day Of
March Of the years lS6o 1861 and 1862. the purchA-
to furnish their notes endorsed to the satisfac
tion ot ths administratcr, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum till paid with spe
eia1 mortgage and vendors privilege retained on said
Slaves till full and 6naI ayrnent. The movable ef
ets b sold for cash for al sums under 'en dollars
I'd for ali sums over that anount payable on the
Isl day Of March next 1890 purchasers to furnish
their notes satisfactorily endorsed. :. L.. -
west Baton rouge, Sept 24th 1851, ,,.. shcri1-<
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They have an, new i, kind Of girls down
At Newport this year girls all oncons-'
cious ui their charms"
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Stare oFSLotjlsrAvA, 4" |
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

L., Inspector Of Roads and Levees,
for the - Ward, Of this parish. do so|emnly
Swear that the foregoing Report is true and
correct, and contains the names Of all persons
who have failed to comply with my orders
and do further soIemnIy swear that every
public road in nv Ward is Twenty five feet
in width. the bridge on same at least TWEEN
b ty (20) feet long, not more than four acres
anaTt, and made oftiuber pre-, ,cribed by law,
and that every levee in my Ward is at least
two feet above highest water mark, has the
required crown. and where they do not ex-
coed three feet in heigh have five feet Of
base for every foot Of height, and where they
are over three feet 10 height have six feet of
base for every one in heig hit. so help NE God.
Further Resolued,; That the same go into
effect from and after its passage.
Mr. Trinidad offered the following Report
of the Finance Committee, which was adop1
ted, VIZ: Il 's'- '.s -~.# - s,i:4 80.
To the President and Mem,bers Of the Police
: Jurv West Button ROUGE 2s'.5- W.: ..
GENTLEMEN Your Finance Committee,
after examining the following bills against
the Parish. have the honor most respectfully,
to report them correct, and orders them to
be paid. ..:.
J.V. Durable, Jr. 1st quarter salary as
Sug. Planter 1st quarter Printing salary..... l26
g * Printing $50 copies oil .ws -
on lnspectorship. ...... ...- ID 90
Fl. J. Hyams. salary as Clerk pro- tenn.
Police Jury, 1st day .......:. :.........-... 10 90
Rosemond Hebert, guarding Oft the Court
House months. .............. 20 80
B. W. Clark, Inquest on July 8th, 1859,
B. ". Clark, Inquest Aug. 30th, 1852. IS 90
Frank White, = g 5th {. ........ 25 90
VIM. White. guarding Court House, 1st
West Baton Rouge, Sept. 5th, 1859
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CLOTHING

In large quantities, OF Ill sizes, kinds colors and
qualities will be sold dt greatly reduced prCes-ntty
'er cent lower than former prices--so cheap rs to
nrpri.e those who have hecn buvint elScwhcrc.--
We have row on hand two III IuSand dollars
worth Of READY Made Clothing, which. (by reason Of
'ne low price which we ask for them,) we expect 10
,ell off like hot cakes
The first who call will be first served so call
It the first opportunity before purchasing elsewhere
md you viii rr among the first to choose from the
finest stock of Winter Goods offered to the peo
pie of this county.
Salt-a pile ls large as a small sizcdmrctinC house
-Can be seen in front Of our store 1t was bought to
ne Sold and not TO look at. 1t will be smaller in
iew days, for have such a way (peculiar to our
'eves of pleasing customers in trade, that they
could not Ut they would land UOgid not if they could
-refuse to buy Of us.
Farmers. are now doing business exclusively
the Cash Principle. thus giving those using the
.ame system an advantage OF twenty per cent on the
nrmer price ofgoods. "A hint to the wise is sutl
iCnt.
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Il @ i ST ON & st ON E .
FRONT STREET,
?ERRYSRURG.

September %, 1850
HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.
- AID farm is situated in Liberty twp, on III Ridge
y Road one half mile west Of the Perryslurtr and
Fnday rurnrike, and miles from Taylortown on
he y. d VI Railroad, 1t contains 1870 arres--aO in
imher and 80 in thorough state of fcultvatjon-di-
ided INTO lots al OF which inclcsed bv staE" and
lder fences, in good condition The Farm il provi-
led with comfortable uildings. abundant supply Of
water and first rate orchard. stocked with the hest
varieties OF fruit in full bearing. The situation is
,casant. healthy. in good neiehhorhood and in
lose proximity 30 schools and churches, and, taken
toge her, il is otthe most desirable locations in
he County. The subscriber being about to engage
n other business viii sell on reasonable terms, If APP
lied TO soon, j. BLOOM.
Portage, Wood Co. O.. Dee 3. ls59--3ltG
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s-nLgtr TME 0REEN n0nM.- rnn.

f'gytyX l'ih tNtskN StpNs- -'dhS' pun
H. -IE ,Yjshrd, loo pages, rrru - cents; ON
IL. NY SINGLE NNp MARRIED. llFE; or the
lNS,It,tE| OF MARRIAGE: Us intent, ol,lgA-
lions aud phys'ctl aud Legal pi-qualjhroucus; tue
rational trcamcu of all private Diseases in hoth sex.
cS &r to Which j. AdHcdR ppctcal essay, eutitlvd
"tu'lip tcdlacH or the art of having aud rearing
hcNuti0 ana hrnlthN children, hN tuc late Euhrr, j.
CpNtrwyU. Esq NJ. u ~rut, free ct postage, by
the nUhl hl,hor> ChaS. Kline n ca, box liNf, New
York, "r Dexter n co Wholesale tgruls, Il3 Mas
SAu 81, Nrw York Accents wanted evUuWh re-.
Also, GRATIS an rN ttCt aud sample of the above,
eutdyd DR CNlNERNELL'S LECTURE ON the
rational treatment of ~pcrnltorrhwl an prVa'o is.
erSc, generally. detailing the means hN which inva-
ltts mN otcctUnlly care themselves without the use
Of dangerous medicines and az bun little expense 60
themselves sent b, mai in secure envelope, on
r,colpt AZ one stamp 60 prepay postage, by airrSS
H." CbN~. hllNEN GO Box iiro, y, y CITY
8I S&AE.N Mt'N1lO,&IEITo
IuCtCasC ot Cash Capital.
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Retail Establishment!

Believing hit the Farmers will be
in need of u large amouno oI goods The
coming Fall aud Winter, aud also tow
Ing to the uncpmm,nly good crops)
thlt thoy will be in crcums ances TO
buy, and feeling confident that Gun
make is tor their interest tn purchase
OF me, | HAVE MADE ALI THE NECESs>RY
ARRANGEMENTS 70 SUPPLY THEM WITH THE
SANE, aud have IN assortment Of goods
which.
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ROAD VIEW NOTICE..

ENIE nonresident owners of lands in the hf Of
tions 2S and 81 IN 4. IT, 5. K. the east half
u sections IT, 81 Is, aud 33, n townG, range IL the
a~t huF q" sectl0nal /, .. Is and 2l in town grange
the half OF Is, % p and "a, in town G,rauge
|; the west half OF sections 3, TO- Is and -, in tow
north, range ! cast, will take notice that viewers
appointed by the commissioners of wood county
viii meet AT the house of Chas Beugotn Perry shurg
wp on the lsth of January lS6nto view proposed
ounty road tuucbin- auoye. }. BELNILLE ct al,
Dec. ). lS19--3lNlTl So
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SALE

Daniel Newton, adm Ui Jpun NJ HinnOn, dec, pl' IT,
vs. Ann f. foburn. Jas, Tohurn and others defts,
\ pursuance OF an order of the Court of Common
day of January, \. u. 1860, between the hours of
one and three O'Clock Of the afternoon of said day
al the door of the house in the of Perrys-
burg of said county will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate the property of John NJ.
iiHnnon deceased to Wit The west half of the
southeast quarter of section 81 town north ofrange
10 east IN Ood County, Ohio, subject TO the life
tate of Phehe Hanlpn therein. Terms of fsale-One-
third cash in hand One-thud in one aud the residue
in two Nelrs from Of sale; deferred payments 10
ne interest and secured h, mortgage on the prem
i>cs. Land appraised $50 subject 20 above life
estate. DANL NEWTON,
Jno. II. ilpl ifs atty Adm'rJ NJ. Hannon, dec.
Dec, l. lS5)--3UW7S4 so
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WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS

Dickinson & Churchill. PR vs. l. p. Thompsondeft
NY virtue of a alias yend writ OF eXecu'io issued
ID from said court in the above euttied cause,
shall AZ the door Of the court house. in the town of
Perry Shurg, in said county of Wood, Ohi0 ON the
Thily first day ot December A d. 1889,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. VI and o'clock
NJ Of said lay, Offer for sale at public auction, the
Following lands aud tenements, with he appurtenan-
ces to wit; The south half of in-lOt number three
hundred aRaSjght, nine (3s9) appraised Il 81 200;
the south higo lot number four bundled and four
40 appraised u $50 06 and in lot number four hun
dred and fourteen y appraised at QUE hundred dol
lars all si'uated in the town of Perry5hurg. Wood
County Ohio CIV NORTON, sheriff.
Bassett & Keutatt'ys Dec, l. lS59-.30w5S3.
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SnERlFFS SALE.

Graham Houston VS., J and II. Ellsworth.
nY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Mood county Ohio twin offer fer sale al the door OF
the court h ,use. in Petryshurg Wood county. Ohio.
on Monday Janu1ry ~, lsn0, between the hours of
and o'clock p NJ. of said day, the following des-
crihed property, to wit The two.thirds of the
north quarter and the north half ofthe south.
east quarter of stion eighteen, township foaI a.
range ten fl0) east in Wood County, Ohio.
Dee, ], ls5a--SewSS2 c, NORTON, ShsEih.
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ALBERT & CO.
ARE NOW
NGAIN OH EAND9
WITH
MAMMOTH STOCK!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

THOSE who have not visited Georgt
Albert 4 Co.'S lately would be surprised,
on calling there, to see the immens,
quan ity of Goods that are being sold
The cause is evident; they keep tn,
best of Goods, and sell them lower than
the Toledo merchants. The peopl,
are beginning to learn that it is a los
Ing opera ion TO go to Toledo for thei
Dry Goods and Groceries, and to nono
is this fact more evident than to thoe,
who have examined goods and price
at Geo. Abort 4 Co.'s. They are con
stantly in receipt Of fresh Groceries
and defy compe ion as It CARDS quail
~ an price. Having once purchased
"A bill OF goods at This establishment, n,
one can go away groaning because The
/" times arc hard"
GEO. ALBERT & co.
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A FEW WORDS
sTO-
TIE PUBLIC!!
.
gTnNnrnTp IN fEggp lN~TH
SaMEsAs. FAILS
TO BIB
REM clsa ocrcd!
| TAKE THIS METHOD

of informing the people of Wood Coan-
ty and vicini y that have just 'c-
turned from New York and am now
receiving large invoice Of Goods o,
every description, ad,ptcd eXpcsoI,
to the wants of the people ol this Vi
ciuity embracing everything usually
kept, in Il complete
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE Is h'rohv given that there will be q PC
y titioo presented to thr commis toner's Of Wood
county ~ thrir ~ session to lay out and cstah.
liSh couut, road commencing ~ the center OF
SECTION thirty four town ., va 80 thence running
north ON .nil quarter section lie - the Nuroloon
ron T. aud there ~ terminate, NOAH PillLlpS,
d., N--ViNf-I
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NOrIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything aud
200 articles beside.
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CROOKERY, GLASSWARE. SC
The largest ana best in town.
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From Rev. Mr,nCNrLlEN Pastorof Roberts hare
lNnI NNNpOIIS OCt,5 1887.
Rr,N.W RonACK-ncar Sr have uacd von'
Blood PurtNert fora nervous aft rtion from which
have suffered much attimes Nhil il hasa plrlsnnI
taste it certainly has huupy effect uron the nerve,
''coSc ''ocpt my Ithankstor yourtnd regard and be-
licye me,
Yours, .J.W n .M'MULIEN
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Shall We enumnmte frthnr? Had
we space, We miIh do 50; bat a brief
description oiwllt oWs'ocllis is we deem
sufficient. Is there any,hiug vou naedl
--woAll yoo gAl i cheap as possible? Z?
would You obtain the best quality !?
go to llirUHjOCK'S. Thanks
ara returned to our friends for their
patronag', and We invi { all, for Mer
o~a interest, to call aud examine our
goods we CAN SUIT YOU.
N R--All orders for goods at whole
sale or retail promptly iiled, and goods
warranted. Merchln's rom neigh
boring towns supplied at a small adj
vance from N. y cost.
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II QJiLITY AN1 QUANTITY.

cannot be surpassed in Nor h-Westcrn
Ohio. | need only to ad MM my
gpois ra'c doayt h be soft, ahd that,
too, at
32ASDNAL3l-A 2 AY,NSg
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ROAD VIEW NOTICE.

kVND VIEW No FCE.
'INUE nonresjdent owners of lands the west line
oi section 3t, town north range cast: the
west line of section l. town I, range s. the line
section q, town range TO- and the west line Of
-"ctiou II, town s. range 10, will take notice that
viewers, appointed hy the commissioners of Wood
county Ohio, will meet at the house of Wm Chap
nan, in Weston twp, on the l2th Of Jann,ry, ls0to
view proposed county road. commencin. at the
north east corner OF section SO, in " eston twp,
thence south 10 southeast Of section ii Mil
ton wp, aud there terra nate. SAM'L CL ARK et al.
December :, lS59-3Iw4S
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EADlE )!

We can exhibit an elegant assert
mentoT
FW@R Winter Dress Goob,
SPlc~lH F,mV S.IES,
Irish Popias,
CdsbWercS,
Fine Frcph .Nr1inos,
2H56rts.
Wool PIWds,
Daei Stripes,
Vol DelUas,
La0Ua C2olhs.
AMI everything now AMI novel of the
season -Nv'rythin in the line Of ta
pile anl Fancy Goods
opera Nmaels Of all hn7s, Sleilw,
aW Hphyr IEoots, LaR'es' Hood
am RgAaties, Skeleton Sh4ris, En-
jro}lertes, 7rimw.Rgs, FcloeiS, H.
$jc,W, C2oaEs oW .Kmhilts.-M,
Jathioaablc siYics, FaH oW IVu59
Sucls-H2 itlcrt patterns, IKler-
loo long ml s4u "e, NAAycr, Brn-
CHI, Nortbtaptop, ScotA and -Ulu.
hNt Siacls, mR toH Tine Of wkl~
uadhnea go0dS.
Without ennmorating moro in tins
line, | will say thai Ladies can find Us
COMPLETE and FASHIONABLE stock ct
Fancy Goods on our counters as car
be found in Toledo or this plrt of the
country, and CHEAPER by a large
per cNulaIe.
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Gold Watches English Lever. Pat.
ent Lever and Lapines, $50 90 to 500 90
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, full
jeweled, hun,ing cases, open face
and cylinder cscapement IL 90 to 40 90
Gold Lockets-.Large size. four glass .......
es. and two glasses with SPRING
large and small size with snap. 2sete laN
Cameo. Mosaic, Florentine, Painted
Lava, ,Goldstone, Garnet and Ceral
Sets OF Pins and Drops co. 70 ~ 90
Ladies Gold Guard Chains, Fancy
Chains, Chatelaines, oete IL 90
Gents Fob aud Vest Chains, 10 90 to 40 ca
Sets Cameo Goldstone, Painted Me-
sale, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved &
Plain Gold sleeve Buttons and
Bosom studs, 7ooe NW
Gold Pencils, with Pens, large, me-
dium and small, 3 Soto SO
Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens large
medium and small size, double and .,+N' .
single extension cases, la. aoot see
Gents Heavy Signet Rings. Ladies' . 'r
Gold Chased and Plain Rings, cote SO
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster,
with opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx, Car
&c. ] 5ote 90
Rich silk Dress Patters. 22 0oto 80 90
Cameo. Mosaic, Coral, Garnet, Chas-
ed and Plain Oval Bracelets, 5 90 to 50 co
Silver and Gold Ihimbles soto u 90
Gents Pen aud Pocket Knife, soto so
Pearl and Morocco pOrte-monnies, 6Ote 2 so
Toothpicks Watch Keys, Guard
Slides, soto 5e
Gold Crosses small Medium and
large, cote = SO
Besides other Gifts comprising a large and valua.
BILE assortment of miscellaneous articles varyipg
from g. "a $40.
The propretors of the OLDEST ESTA ABLISHED
GIFT BOOK STORE IN THE UNITED STATES
for the uninterrupted success which has crowned their
efforts 80 lie during the last four years,
would return their thanks to to the hu nireds
Of thousands who have in past time TT to bestow
their liberal patronage upon them nnd would further
assure them and the public generally, that their long
experience and established capital warrant them in
Offering greater inducements than ever, and such az
are ont of reach any similar estqblshmentin the
| .,t,tr n,l, pan IN nc
FIFTH YEAR
of their location in Newly Urk, to introduce
NEW FEATURES,
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS
GIFTS OF GREATER VA UF AND VARIETY,
A STILL LARGER AND BETTER sELEcTEB
STOCK BOOKS .
Commissions and Undue ns to clubs and to agents
who are willing to devote their time to our busi,
ness: so that those who desire can have
| hG~GlFrS AND BOOK WITHOUT MONEY as1
| We shall cndeavor TO establish ngent in every
town in the United Stayes, that all who will, may
benefit by our liberal system # trade.
| We have appointed T. a, HIGGINS, our duly an
thorized agent tor Perryshurg md vicinity, who will
receive aud forward all orders with attention and dis
patch.
A NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready tor st'ibution confirming every desirable
! book, old, now in prut; and acknowledged by
! librarians literary he the most complete
and best classified ever issued without and exception
100000 ,,
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JESSE II. HOUGIpS ESTATE.

-ISSE 4. HUI tEKI'N In IA TE.
Mon ICE Is hereby given that the under~ign has
~ tins day been duly appointed and qualified as
administrator oi the estate OF Jesse T. B0ugh lnte Of
W Washington Twp decd. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly
EDWIN TUILER
Dec. 2, 1858. Administrator.
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PANTS. COATS AND VESTS

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