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sALEuE MULEE. FUR

TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES, FUR
l. NITURE. kc.-As Trustee in two deeds of
trusts from West, one GATED November 9Th.
1857 and the other dated March I'd, 1853, and st the
request of the beueriati the sad deed. VIII
proceed to sell at public auction at Chester. IN
lhe county 1T Chesterfield. the 9th day OF March,
1889 at IL o. clock III b., one Carriage and Harnes
one Wagon and Harness; six Mrles ons Horse and
a lo; of Household and Kitchen Fnrnilu'e
WM LYONS.
TERMs-AIl sums under $50 cash. all Gums over
s30 credit of four months Tor bonds with appro'-
ed security az interest added. fe2o-td
GALE OF LUMBER After the above
~ sale, by VIM Lyons. Trustee. we Will seli az
rubIc auction at Chester a lot of inch PaE X. and
cha,ers SNEAD SFEBBINS-
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~ ERLE AND RUBIs CHAM

LpAGEEt-The undersigned have feen appoint
ed aeie agents for he United State ART CAnHda lot
The - a OF the CHAMPAGNE WLyESof Me<s ..
JAoss.as GogRG w. at Ch aions sur Yarns. France
W. p.sseai their Wives 20 tho pubic under tvo
hranls nsneiy: LA PERLE and RUBB
The .PEaLE" Wine Is Of exquisite favor and
frsity tasts.
the 'sRU BIS 10 a dne Cabinet GhamIsgae.e q
,.sntfui rnby color. which Is natural 10 hr wire.
and il msde from tapes of the choicest sslecti0ps
Var sale at whoiesala ia Richmond. only ~
f'i DUDLEY o.
- Main ~
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old DOMINION BOTTLING EBTAB-

w Hickey. &C 25U bbls. v.rious
W brands and qualities Rye Whiskey part very
old and snper ~ the finest 10 be had; 100 bbls good
Rectiied Whiskey; Imitation Brandy. Gin &C with
full stock OF the fires, and rucest Wines and
BIandies imported la store ana for sale low by
EGiLaSfON PlIK lE tALD,
n y Our M D..
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BLANK BOOKS.
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
{Ofiice corpFr of 18th and Gary attracts
by Haxall, Crensh aw & Co

CARGO SALE-4,5 $50 BAGS RiOCOF-
~ FEE, IN DOUBLE BAGS-WiI be sid at
auction az cur Office. ca WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
inst at IL O'Clock NJ the cargo of bare Us Abgaii
direct from kio de JaneirO consisting o. 1850 bags
COFFEE, in double bags, selected for the Virginia
NH s-tds HAXaLL, CRENsHAW Co
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OH REWARD will give reward
GDOO of Pity DOLLARS fer the detection, o.
the uuprincipled, cowsrdly fellow. Who wi,inIly
defaced sever al hsudsops Monuments IN riy are !.
corner of 9Th aud Main stret to- the night of the
ssd in.t John w DAy Is,
q 60. Marble Won ker.
COM STERLING EXCHANGE Fok
oIJtDJ sALE-We ara now drawing SIGHT
Hills of Exchange on the branch Btak ~ if9oad.
Al cork aud will sell dr. alta for ONE pound aud ny
wards IL early app alton is made at the ONCE Oh
IL NAUky ca.
Stock, Exchange Brokers and Bankers
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4 STRATOR'S SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCrION.-On MONDAY, 9TH instant at 10
o'clock, will sell at the late residence of asmu,
= woodward. decd on Marshall, between lst and
Foushee streets
All the h0uIehold and Kitchen Furniture. EN-.
braeipg the usual variety Of well kept articles.
At the same tine, one Cow, perfectly gentle a
good family animal
Terms cash JOHN T. WOODWARD
Admir- of Sem'l Woodward decd
Eala cnrd,,ctea hx Il L EnGx mt,
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DOBINSON's MANIPULATED qua

D0BIESON'S MANIPULATED qua
IL NO Has ETCHPI'ER CENT OF4HHONIA
4 Nd FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER GENT o
BONE PHOSPH ATE or LLNE.-rhs under
igned, ,viHg pied The Az Sucy for the sale cf
RcbipsoBs Manipulate GUAN0 ask the att =ntion
Of agricutursts sad their agents TO this superior
Fertiiizar. We guarantee perfect uniformity in
the gu lity OF this Fti lie. and tina il ia in all
one-haf best Peruvian Cua9o, one half fine ground
Ne and the best thpsph4tic Guano.
The machinery used IL neg and OF the most ap-
proved description. and from the manner in which
the Guano and Bone are mixed being ground toga-
ther that every particle of each Is brought in
the clOsast contact with tho other, ensures a full
appropriation VI bdth IN roper proportions by IL
growing GRIP.
We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bicksll
showing the value OF this Fertilizer both for lex
ard p rmanent results.
1t Is pnt up in good bags weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of 200 lbs.
No So SECOND STREET,
baltimore, Jan'y -, 1859. /
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Ot Robinson's Manipulated Guano, for FRANCIS
ROBINSON. ESQ, OF Baltimore city.
sample Of the above. which was TAX en- at your
mills. WAS found, upon analysis, to be capable OF
PROD ucing Of
Ammonia ".........,............ 81 per cent,
and to contain OF
aone Phosphate OF Lime $685.. -. As SO per cent
The above proportion of Ammonia aud Bone
Phosphate OF ime ia known to be most proper for
concentrate m inure. Both Theoretical reas oning
aud ths results of numerous practic. experiments
have approved OF it An Applicant IN of 200 lbs of
this article will supply more of Bone Phosp hate of
Line than Is required by any crop, thus leaving a
consi erabe surplus OF this valuable nutrnent in.
corporated with the soil after cropping aud will fur
nish sufficient quantity OF Ammonia to act as o
nutIiment and stmaiant.
caas RIoKgLL. Pm D.
For sale by u II sKINkga 4 co.
fel2-2lsmif Sole Agents for Richmond. Va.
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-
IANOS, DO.
. FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

Avg "
NEE u AND SQUARE PIANOS - ;rsud
III III n HsBd square Piano Forte W srerooms
sGenerai depot of foreign and Ameri.
can Mnic, Musfcal IDstfuments and All ether arti.
eles helou gihv 70 Musical Warehouse. b, {, EuLE
d CO. n" 23I Rrrad street. between Thru and
Fourth s'rst-, edmond, Va. The rneersicnsi
~ ne r. quest ~ any sou'hern friends have -.
tnbi'ha't al ~ caed IN Richmond, No 23l Brood
street; t!etS.' : and tth sta a PIANO FOVl l.
WAhhi pyn, where 10 addition to our extensive
sttCs 0: Il ~u F0RTES we offer for sale a
general sss5r,iatTt of FOREIGN AND AMERI.
CAs MUSIC OF The mast popular oulposers Mu-
scai insifgments of all kinds and those articles
geHefAliJ Will appeTtain to frat cIssg musical
establishment SeInnaries. A cadenhics institutions
~ learning SC will Bnf il TO their Advaat re TO
deal Wtth as. as we prepared tn sell music &c.
az Northern prices. aud they will thus The
He'Hht h"'ween ttis city aaf the North Thu bust
g .EHLE n co.
"A guarantee IL given Of every instrument fer i've
years from the time OF purchase and the privilege
OF exchange within six ms after date OF ale ia
accorded All orders viii bs promptly and faithful
lyeXeCuted.
Our terms arc moderate, and LIBERAL discount
v III be M lie fer ca h
Tuning pro1ptly attended to
o'd Pianos taken III exchange and hired st low
rates.
The public ava respectfully invited TO give us
call BET puI ca isiug elsewhere, we detef
Iulhed not To be uaherAoli.
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nj, II SPRING GOODS.

a rHas PRICE 4 90 are ttiiu2 h. daily
aN and leg ,Ht Fstcy GtCd fer ear EpFiUs sales
- 10 q. IN lv,op ,ul,b,d iy, tn ui,i out he an.
re- .s.s.u ..n every ht that is rich ard Gesi,
..y}, IN
srI Mas ARs ans SILK Esbns; splendid narcSo.
.aI hobs !, ulagos aud = bes; tra andes aud
II .5-. Eu,uoh ipN rs nj Mullins: Iacunets; !
hints 50: tucfsrCis er,F; &C Set'S; Garead III
.ls Th.ta1 Nti's ;4tcNes, - itts; ii DSl, actP
80 ia fTasH Iusrs and in'n Oh. Of their own
:sl.. ftat5au ari mvst AZ prov mske tie will De
aur's stocked Use tn eyoTy dest rlpton az hte
t.s.l. ttoGpGt to Hn9 market IN The country
fuHEhNh GOODS t.cy rave full line, h~r ght
l. yg tGe recent advance IN ThCse goods. ~ ish
r,v S,s sslt st less "a Al regular market value
.aJ. they last
ttail aHf Wh9,e.ale buvoIs are invited to give
tita. a cali T@O5 Il PRICE 4 co,
au& Wholesale and Ret4ii Dealers.
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by Thos. ". keesee.
(OfTjce corner OF 18th and Cary streets,)
HORSES, MULES. cow

kwgA HORSES, MULES. COWS
NSs<Ag AND CALVES FOR SALE AT AUG
N-N,TIUN viii 20 sold GU SATURDAY
ilofliIIIs March 5th 1mmencing at 10 o'clock at
the horse auction lot the Central Railroad De-
not sereral Sad lie ami Harness Horses one or two
tine uIts, warranted souns, and well broke to
harness.
ALSO,
Two good Mic Co rs. with young Calves, raised
III ear the city. . , . ~
NH TnIMAS W hEHSEE, Auct.
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NEW ePRiNu GOODS are il
M
Bargaiug in all st5lesof asonaole Goods.
nh CHRISTIAN Il LAqHR0P

MARCH Isr, 1859. - GREAT BAR
vi GAINS GREAT BARGAINs-At GOLD
SHIFTS EOS Broad street D cases of Bleached Cot
ton 81 10 and l2}ao great bargain. having been
purc tsai prr Y1uq to the advance in ttons; $50
ee!cw9fk I'D Collars at 37]z and Soc worth double
the III ynsy; 500 Muslin Bands, two yards OF work.
nc, uo1p skirts At 75c up 10 -; treach woven
Ct--rts %. White Cotton hosiery l1c Infant
Waist; Camhric Bands; Swiss and Camtrlc Edgings
sli Iuserti gs: Irish Linens; Shirt Bosom. IN Mar
,.,ltp. and LINEN only 25c; Gloves, and numerous
otter goods which viii be of st uEpreced, nj
e low prices for ten days only
Persons III want o! Il Jods, should avail them-
chase cheap goods may never be Offered again
NH ! Il GOLDSnIr z05 Broad st.
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BOARDING.

pOAkDiNG.-MRs. FRENCH, on Main
- street between 9Th and eth, has vacant a very
desirable front room upon the second Il 'or
Several DAY BOARDERS can also be hccomno-
I,taI NH "a
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CRKNsHAW eUARLES & co,
a h ,,eS,,le and Retail Dea,ers in
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOND1


~ s,eS,ls and Retail Dea,ers in
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOOD9
20 Broad STREET
Iuxt received Chieae Bays5ere sud FouaLd Silks
n nj - .iupc Il. rcXes AMI Urgaudes Spring Mems
-,,- and Challies silk Nentllias. spring Hagians
nsl}su busters Round aud Stella shawls, Embro
f-r-, new >tEIe Skirts. Parasols, Wash Lace and
p,ys.i--e Nu5lins Tor Seeves; Lace Setts. beauti-
mi English, French ard American Prints and
tlr liam: Damasks Irish Linens, Marseiles
spie.is Bleached ana Brown SEeatinSs aud shirt
itls Calculates. Ee8vv LiIen Iucks, Pc iteml-
ssv Tlairs colored aui white 0snabargs and al
~, ysri styles usually kept ia first class Dr.
foods House.
y shall continue 70 receive ihrought ut the see
sill n the usw O. signj that are manufactured in
sr-ase ana our Cw country, in order 70 pIeaebt
:n,. trade al ail time the III at desirable Goods
,pm,rk.t CRENsHAW, QUARLkS co,
NH 2-s5 2lg b DAD st
NEW ePRiN2 GUuDS.-We are in
y receipt of the following seasouabe GhODs.
which viii receive daily attention throughout the
2aI pieces new Spring Prints
- Do Indian Dimities
~ do Irish LineEs
an IL Cylofed Cotton Goods. for servants,
lpau AID omen
Cotton Cluaburgs, Heavy Sheetngs and Shirt
iuS5
B'oacned Shee:iDgs. of approved make. for fa-
Linen Sbeetings Table pemssks
NarseiIIrs Quits, all slz
W. a5e still selling our Winter styles OF English
= int st vac
Bargains il all st5lesof unseas enable Goods
nh CHRISTIAN n IAlHkGp
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C,RFAT INDUCEMENTS are now be

4 z r IT INUII = N LIT I Q dVt HUW 10
II ing offered at JACOB LEFY'r, - Main street,
30 IL. 81 who wish 10 purchase Dry Gonds He -
Isrt- M PIC mr. yard worth CSC; White Cotton
rT1ck ing, culy sac worth 21c: graf bargains IN
B-acbef Cor 1us and Liner nlsh Linen only 3i-a
r6rrh sc IN all kinds ct Dry Goods VII be Lold
AZ tn asrne low .yes If you have any Iry Goods
10 uurrh asr be sure In 20 II LEVFS a. la Is de-
srmj.d 10 sell at prices that canhot IAN 10 please
those q DO favor him with call. mn
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-. sACK3 MARsHALD3 LlVFR-

INN poll SAL; 80 bbls Q q n Q sugar; ~ DO
Extra G. 40 do: 200 do Yellow d. d.; itA do CtushSS
and Powdered do: IS Aallsr's cut Loaf DO; psss-
n d Molasses; 100 do syrus: 50 do Muscovsdo %;
a,s bags Rio Coffee; no do LsguayrA de- ~ d1<ua
{, lava dc. y. bids Bacon ridrs and shDuadeIS g"
hbls Comr. ON whisky; ieoe B eye o NAIL :; s0nxs
Alammntine Tatiow and spsrm Tan He; ~ 49, 80.
els Glow seed with q foil assnrtuens 9. $3.50 -
Wines iip Broems, Hu kets Snnu, et.sen a. ess
In store and tor sale on scc.a N ais.T, ,sss
Cary street.
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DARGAiN8 IN Dry GUUDS FOR

BARGAINS IN Dry u 90 u 5 FOR
~ CASH-in order teclose out al GEAR 40 po4sihe'
Ia make room for SPRING GOODS, md improve
lnruts in my acknowledging and ie-aTraHElLR
the same ] will cell the remainder oil my STOCK Ii
hand III greats reduced prices and many aftcles
without regard to cost All wins really want cheap
ami clot Uois will i'm il greatly 70 tno'r INTEREST
TO Z I, e lue call before purchasing elsewhere, as
/ AN determined to sell low for cash
JNU l. SMITHER,
teIt-dimrwIt No ~ Main street.
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SPRING TRADE. 1859.
DRY EOOns.

KENT, PAINE co,
importers AID Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Dns tGsiN
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OF THE MEDICAL COL

l. LEGE.-This Infirmary 10 situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
healhful position convenient TO the railroad de-
pots hDteis and other cent es Vt business FUR
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
s,,ccssssf treatment of diseases and nJuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or surgical aid except the insane aud those
laboring under CONTAGIOUS diseases. are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women sIe also 70
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms fnr rushed when desired
The patients are under the charge OF the Proeee-
sors of the College who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are for Fer week.
White
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y THE SUBSCRIBER would

&Sl inform his numerous acquaintsnces
Ny i sud the public generally that he has
<S~ recently removed from Governor ST.
and fitted up new House on 18th street. (Beiyin's
Block WHERE may be found at all times the chocest
WINES, LlQU0hs and CIGAR5, and other sup
plies 0f II first class Bar.
The best LAG Ek BEER aud ALE Graught.
Thankful r past fsvOrs bestowed upon him in
his former stand lie respectfully solicits further
patronage. JOHN GUTEK.
fe % -i2t* Agent
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r ARGg AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
- CITY MADE FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
The undersigned. intendiny 10 discontinue his pre-
sent business will sell on THURSDAY 10Th March
at biz store. on Governor, between Main and Franz
lin street, commencing nj 10 o'clock, this whole of
his sio X % Furniture, manufactured under his i'm
mediate super vision, in this city; embracing, in
part
One splendid Parlor Set, solid Rosewood and GOV.
cred with the best quality OF French Silk Breca' OIL
consisting of 2Tete Tetes. 2arge and small Par
lor Chairs, and one splendid Rocker.
A large variety Of Mahogany, Rosewood and Wal
nut Bureaux. with Marble Iors.
Rosewood Mahogany and W alnut Wardrobes one
of which is 3 magnificent piece of furniture.
Rosewood Mahogany aud walnut SOFAS Tote p.
Tetes. Di .aus. OttCmans covered with air Cloth.
Rosewood NJ ahogany and Walnut. Parlor, Fock-
ing, Nurse and Hoop Chairs, covered with Hair
Cloth.
rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Washstands,
of a variety OF styles.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Tables, Marble
Tops. in great variety.
Ladies' Work Tables, Gard. Sofa and Centre Ia
bles &C. &C
is impossible. in an advertisement to particu-
larize every article in my stock. embracing as it
does almost every art Gle usually found in regu.
lar Furniture Establishment.
To peraQas wishing to purchase the very best
quality OF Furniture. this sale Off rs Inducements
rarely met with. every article manufactured
with eye to meet the wihes of those wanting
perior goods- -
TERMS Cash. FHCOWLING.
salo conducted by B Cook. Auct. NH
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By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.
DOUK- BINDERY.

pOUk- BINDERY.
~ The subscriber, having established BIND
cry over the Printing bifica Of @ II Wynne, No "
Main street, would De pleased I'd execut. any work
in his line PAMPHLETS, CHEJKN. TICK FITS,
blank BOOKS, DC. bound at short notice, and in
the ueatsst aud most substantial manner. Go,d
work guarantee |. at reasonable prices
teI. j;t1ssF " ID CRUMp
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M - BCE L SOU s.

APPLE DRANDY.-5 bbis Smithfeld
- i pple Brandy iust received OF consignment,
ami fir safe EG3LSSrDN a FiIX4ERALD.
h i-Iw NO Is Pearl ST.
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No.I9 Main st, Eichmopd Va
IL now opening an unusually large stock of CHINA
EARTH ENWARE an3 GLAsoWAhE LOOKING
GLASSES. CRST0k2. LAMpt Of all kinds and
FANCY GOODS. which he Cff5rs al Wholesale and
rst8il rs low a. the same goods Caa be purchased
No tn OF this market
FTgiDia Orth Carolina ana Ter nessee mere hants
are invited to examine stock and prices here before
going farther.
30 All orders packed with the greatest care
anu forward Il with dispatch. mn 4--swlm
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rTRUSTEES BALE Or A NEGRO

'f'kUSIEE y n Il Il Oc n NEOho
MAN-As Trustee in deed o. Trust. from
West dated 9th Of November, 1857. aud AZ tho
reauest of the benefciares in the said deed viii
sell at public auction the Auction dCuse Mtssrs
Dickinson Hill Co. on the 8th day OF March, 1859,
at 10 O'Clock, q negro man named Sam. about 20
years of age. He is very valuable slave and has
bet n accu-tomed for several years. TO attend TO
Steam Saw Mill
TERMS CASH VIM ii LYONS,
60 9s-td Trustee.
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Dissolution.

muE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
existing between the subscribers, under
~ s h. mutnal consent. The business will be contln-
Nd Under The old 6rm byaS 1chmalinsky and A.
Tnral.ki, and all liabilities against the old firm Is
assumed by the new .
s. SCHMALINSKY.
S.STRAUSS.
Oct lat A. KOWALSKI.
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ETAT=DE LALOUlS1ANE-
Paro2see al'Oaest Baton R0uKe.

ETATsD DE LALOUlSIANE-
Paroassc sl'Oaest Baton KouEe.
couR Du slxlEME DISTRICT JuD;CiAlRE.
ANS radaire de Ia Succession de John Russell, de-
s@"* ccdce. No. No. SOL.
I'M vE.tTU dune commission addresse aux Sheriff
~ de Ia paroisse. ct Etat susdits dams Ia succession
3 fu John Russell, par Honorable la Cour du six
.,me District Judlcinire De Ia paEoisse Quest Baton
Rouge, Etat de Ia louisa ne, en- late du ~ Septernbre
.s5s. j'onrerai en- vente publ.qu=, an plus eA:rant ct
.!ernier encherrisseur. au. magazin lie LeBan ct han:
'4han, en- cette paroisse,
Jeudi, leg Novembre, 1859
. II heurcs 4. ~, les prophecies ci-apres decrites ap
partenarrt a IL susdite succession, savoir:
L. quart Est, du quart de Section Nord-Est de- Ia
Ssetion SO, dams Ia Township No..7, du Range 10 Est,
conterant a-peu-pres q~narante (4o) arpens, ct etant
ie seizteme de Ia lite Section No. 96, borne 4 FEst-
(sur pressure toute son e%tendue) par .erres de.Joseph
Hoy, au Sud par celie~ maintenant, OF anciennement
In Cox Joseph $. Williams, 3 pOuest, par cel[es de
Ia 7. Mmilie Wall, - ct au Nord par terres de 4. J.:
Powell ct r. P. Landry avec les ameliorations qui
~ trouvent. I cheval; l montre en- argent; l pass>
p~ar-tout,- etc, etc.
@Cond,tions de IA vente -COMPTANT.
- %* 3D. T. BERGERON,
Quest RI atom Rouge, Oct Ter, 1859. Dep. sheriff.
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Stray.

otray.
TAKEN up by the unders gned. Justice of the Pea<e'
about nine miles bel ow the Court House. on tat.
18th inst, a stray HORSE. of chestnut color. and
branded with a "J"o on the left shoulder. Said horse
is about fourteen hands high and about ten years old.
II said horse Is not claimed within thirty days from
the first publication hereof, he will BE- sold agreably
to the Ordinances Of the Police Jury of tits parish,
at my Office in the 2nl Ward, on the 2lst day of Oc-
tcber- 1859, II 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
,prt. 24td Justice Of the e tc~ mi NAr1.
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AK.
Notice

T 8 Hereby given that the works on the 1eSees on
l. lots of II. Hebcrt, bounded BY iants Of Fran me A.
Woods. and above by widow Ellie Hebcrt also on lots
of widow Alexander Okeese, ans widow Vafs,n Com
eauH in i'ruls Landing. and on s<Htts of ,.arsin Bhn.
next. at the coffee house Of :Me>srs T. Buurg Il CO.. at
Brriy ht.. ling to the lowest bidder agreabIy to the
avs of the Police jury Of this parish. The sale to
take place between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and I O'Clock P.
n Specifications of said Levees will be gwen on
the day Of sale. T. ". BIRD,
Inspector of Roads and Levees, Third Ward.
Sept -
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rrrAs taken up BY Augus:e Babln. about five miles
w 'h.icv the Court House, on the Goth ult., !
~ -. 49, Nth q white star on his forehead, no
~. .na.,;sibic, and about nine years old: If not re-
y: ;n,.d Is 1tbe owner previously, he will be sold in
: ~ n my Office 1t Bruly Landing, on the 3'st oct..
: o"o ,.ac.t q. &fs :. T,#~#y
~ III S>% Justice ofthe Peace, 3rd Ward.
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Ruuaways! ~Runaways!!

TaE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the pub
| c ana his friend generally, that he is Prep red
to c.tcl runavays in his nesghborhood, or elsewhere,
havip4 an excellent breed Of negro dog for that pur-
nosa- CHARGES moderate. JANVIER HEBfR1,
ssnt1oh Bruly Landing, Pc