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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Worthy Odject.-Sabbath next is to be a day
of religious worship at Ashland, and prepara-
tons are making to accommodate two three
thousand visitors from this city. The Baptist
residents of that delightful village are Just
completing a neat church, and as the members
are generally poor, and need about g, 600 TO
make their last payments on their house of
worship, they must be aided by the public in
this their hour of need To ensure this, Dr.
BURROWS, of the First Baptist Church. has
nsented to deliver the dedicatory sermon;
and afterwards five other sermons are to be
pI cached in the village-two in the church and
three in the ball-room-so that all who wish
to do SO, will have ample opportunity of
attending divine worship. Among the invited
ministers are Rev. Drs. Jeter, Seeley, Willis,
Poindexter, Taylor, Hatcher Broadus of
Fredericks burg, and keene of Petersburg
most Of whom will no doubt attend and take
part in the exercises of the day. Rev. A. f.
DICKINSON is the pastor of this new church.
and will devote himself to its i'll terests with
that zeal and piety for which he is charac-
teristic.
Mr.. Robinson, the President of the Rich
mond and fredericksburg Railroad, has most
literally rendered to the church the tickets for
the trip, and as the excursion is to cost but a
single dollar for each individual, and the entire
fare is to be appropriated to the liquidation of
its debts, If two thousand Of onr citizens visit
Ashland next Sunday, they will not only be
rewarded by pleasant trip to a country
meeting at the most delightful season of the
year, but they will have the proud satisfaction
of knowing that they have aided poor Chris
tian congregation TO escape from heavy
weight, and given them the opportunity of do
ing good service in the cause of morality and
Christianity. Will not the young men and Ia
dies of the city secure tickets at once They
can be had of Thos. J. Starke on Main street,
and of George f. Hundley on Broad street
Get your tickets to day, and il you find that
you can't leave home when the time comes,
transfer them to your friends, and thus con-
tribute your mite towards the worthy object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Es-aS LEE a. PLEASANTS. ATTOR
H>~1a NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held IN Richmond, Heurico, Goochland and Han
over.
As Notares Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&c they authorized To take Dispositions, Aftida-
WITS, Acknowle ed sments OF Deeds Powers OF Attor-
new Bills of Sale, &c, to he used recorded IN the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office un IIh ST., 81 door from Main.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
.Ss w. X. ifOWLE.

e ,ls-s W. X. HUW LE. =
o. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MANCHESTER. VA,
Practices IN all the Courts of Chesterfield, City of
Richmond. Henricn, Ponhatan, Amelia counties,
and City of Petersburg.
Particular attention gwen to the COLLECTION
or CLAIMS, and prompt returns made.
b. Office on Main street, opposite Town Hall.
nu 3l-dlm
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A To the Lovers Of Good Eating. .-Ts
enjoy the good things of life, without fear OF en-
taillix upon oneself that worst Of all complaints,
Dygpepsia, generally produced by too indiscT,mi-
note indulgence in eating ever, thing; grocnre =
and use il jud cousy and you need never fear hav
ing Dyspepsia. Ii Is considered tbs best Tonic nov
in nae and acts admirably as anti -dyspeptic.
Messrs ADlE 4 GRAY. PURCELL, LADD &
CO., FISHER WINSTON, in this city. have
them for sale, and all other prominent Druggists
elsewhere in Virginia. Orders iied BY addressing
L. BAKER, Richmoed, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

n Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are the anusements of sportsmen now, and the
ing is only three weeks eff but to enjoy these and
to be In no danger Of premature explosions, or
bursting barrels, q man must have good Gun, the
best PowpER, diamond gran.l SHoT, ELkY's
CARS. and ELEy's CHEMICAL or Elastic WADs.-
good BIRD BAG, a small CANTgRN and q LEArH-
ERN Cyr, TO complete his outfit, and he is then
feady for the held and wood and for enioyment-
makers IN Europe, and so many cheap guns have
been shipped TO this country on sale, shat man
dealer As we are well acquainted ] ed With with Mr VI.
JAMES WALSH, at No. 90. north. Main street.
purchase of him, and never fail to get Just what
we wish: His guns are inferior to none in the
PIsToLs, RIFLES, KNIVES, and FIsHINs TAcKLr,
cannot be surpassed; and what is equally impor-
han
brother spo ortsnien as liberal honest, straight
forward, candid merchant, and as man that
he relied on for W hatever he says. Remember, in
making your purchases, to call on JAMES WxLsH,
and Il he supplies yeu, you are ready for the held
and Tor genuine sport. seB-lm
-.BA- Cure for Worms !-B. A. Fahnestock's
vERMIPUGE, the only safe and efeetual remedy
&EM fpE MExPELLING WORMS FROM THE sYs-
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
lcIne.
been before the public twenty six years, and there
cannot be any better evidence offeled Of its efIca-
cy than its constantly increasing reputation II 10,
without doubt, the safest and most efiectual medi
cine for expelling WORMS from the sy stem that has
ever been discovered. The knowledge OF its re-
medal virtues is not confined to the United States,
but there is q constant demand for 1t from Eng
land. South America. West Indies, &C., where il
is extensively used. it is perfectly harmless. and
may be administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren of all ages
Ply sicians do not hesitate to recommend il and
use it exclusively IN their practice. Many 81 the
all parts of the country, testify to its uniform sue
ne 2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

miInin the past six days number of foreeries
aase neen brought to light, which for reckless
recings = wnost ninost without parallel in this
IL I. Wna amount the forger has realized
- - impossible at this moment to tell; but
.Uao .nd seven or eight notes have come to light,
T mr. may yet be found out The forger
fha so,,.t is kept Q clothing and shoe store on
s4raa.s se".. sac OF Main, between 23d and 24th
sasels, ana has borne the rppntation of helms
shrewd business man
,,,a.,S une last, Messrs. Goddin Il Apperson.
county, on six, twelve and eighfean naonths
1.ewIs oeing the purchaser. and having to
saee negotiable notes for the nnrchasa money
to Irw;s in q Jnns the notes were furnished
49, Sls. Ior Sl3.ls, Sf277s. s13030. ali of
" Wnich ne signed, and forging the name ,,f M
~ ~ n. W ERs as endorser returned them 10
Tue anctioneer. BY accident. the flrst mote
and on tna stp toi In; anree instead of six months,
..Ilu Oh 'ne Gun inst. that note became due and
nouce sent 10 Mr. Myers At that t;,na M
Myers was absent from the city h,t a. san,,
as ne returned, the protest was handed to him
by his lady, and on the next dav or tho Al A.,
after, he called on Messrs (foddin & sy 10y
ascertained that three notes had laan .; ,ea,
with his endorsement, and at once nrononncad n cd
his signature forgery
In few days after this, ii was ascart,;n.a
that Lewis had purchased a bill of goods of
Messrs. Kent, Paine Il Co., and gave notes for ~
the same, with George Turner as security
Occupying one of Mr. Turner's houses. these
three notes were supposed to be genuine untij
Mr.. Turner saw and pronounced his sirnatnra
a forgery. - -
From Messrs. 1. & G. b. Dayennort
Lewis also purchased a bill of goods. and
forged the name of Lewis A. Myers as endors-
er He likewise forged the name of Mr.. How
ara, and probably getting his pockets we'll
lined with the "needful," gave leg bail for his
appearance, leaving his creditors to make
what they could out of his stock in trade. and
70 catch and punish him, if they felt disposed.
Lewis is of low stature, about fifty years of
age, slightly cock-eyed, and has downcast
LOOK. he will probably attempt to escape to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-1housands of Tons of
Hay Destroyed-We learn from the Chatham
mich Planet, of the 14th, that on Monday
last a fire ragged to fearful extent on the
plains in that township sweeping over their
whole extent. For weeks past, farmers have
been busily engaged in moving and stacking
hay en- these plains, and ii is es tmated that at.
the time the fire occurred, there were upwards
of three hundred stacks put up, each stack
containing on an average some fourteen tons.
ALI this is now destroyed, involving serious
loss TO the agriculturists of this vicinity. 1t
is said that the FIRE ragged with such violence
that several persons and horses barely escaped
with their lives. One man was obliged TO leave
his buggy, which was totally des troyed in the
flames. The fire originated, we are told from
some Goals which were dropped by man who
was carrying them from one part of his pre-
misses to another, for the purpose of building
a fire to burn some stumps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

MARRIAGE IN RorAL CrRcLxs.-An n ofrar ~
marriage has been recently made by the Dnke
Of Rutland to the Princess Mary. sister Of the
Duke of Cambridge. The Princess. who No
longer boasts of the charm of premier jnen,ses
and whose affnbility and good humor ara
deemed her chief attractions does not conce.,i
her wish to accept her only suitor. The Duke
is neither very wise or a very handsome
man, but he Is very rich, very well-bred- and
very amiabie. In short, he would probabIy
make her an excellent husband, and she would
make him an excellent wife. Never. .heiess II
seems II must not be. The consent of the mar
ties themselves is, under the circumstances.
not enough. BY the provisions of the Royaj
Marriage Act, passed some ninety years ago.
to crafty the tyrannic will of George III,
no member of the reigning family can legally
contract matrimony without the assent Of the
sovereign personally declared Her Maiesty,s
ideas of the ascendancy of which her notions
of State policy ought to have in all matters of
the kind, are somewhat like those of her grand
father, and she resoluteiy refuses to allow any
mingIing of royal blood with that of the loft
lest of her mobiles. The fear of seeing some of
her own innocent offspring follow the exam
pies Of her uncles and grand uncles governs
her absolutely, and the requisite license has
been consequently refused to her unhappy
cousin, who appears destined to wither and
pine on the fruit tless stem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
es DEssKABLE FARM o. I0I n.5S, ~

HENRICO COUNTY, 6MILEs NORTH OF
-A~ RICHMOND, HALF MILE EAST OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE
Or EXCHANGE.1We are authorized by Mr..
located as above, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
LowRes and others. II contains ielacres, OF which
about half is cleared balance IN original growth OF
oak and pine. The buildings on the place all
new, consisting of Dwelling with three rooms,a
Kitchen, 2 Barns, Corn House. &c. To effect
speedy sale, real estate in Richmond or young ne
gtoeE Will he taken IN exchange, or IT Will be sold
on long credit, bearing interest. Apply 10
se 3~2w BODDlN a. APPEkSON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

ionng Amsrsed, IN the person of John Ash
by, lad of fourteen summers was arrair,ed
before the Mayor yesterday morning. for
drunken and disorderly conduct In EXCHANGE
ailey, on Sunday last. When John was dis
Covered oy onicer Seal, he was in his shirt
sleeves, cursing in the most boisterous man.
ner, and vowing that he could take down anv
gentleman of his age that would toe the mari
with him. After spending a day in the lock-
up, ana becoming disagreeably sober for fast
young man, John appeared before the Mayor
and seemed very penitent. He stated that he
had neither father or mother, but that he was
earning an honest livelihood at cigar making.
he was held to bail for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

NIID NTTSTS,
OFFICE No. 2u5 MAIN T.
RNHUDSON will attend personally al the office
eyrrt Wednesday and Saturday, from 5 A. NJ,
uutll3 T. NJ. +. DAWSON may be found there at
Ill ,i,nas Sc l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

the basement room Of Mr.. William Taylor's
unfinished dwelling on Grace and 22d streets,
was entered, and Mr.. Littleberry G. Rocks
tool-chest opened and all his tools stolen. On
the 9th of this month, Mr.. Rocks residence in
Rocketts was fired and burned, his family and
himself losing all their wearing apparel and
barely escaping with their lives. The loss Of
his tools at this particular time, when he Is
nenuiless. and a helpless family is dependent
npon him, leaves him inadeplorable situation.
as he is thus deprived of his only means Of
earning for them and himself livelihood II
the tools are offered for sale, they should Dc
secured and returned to their owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

- FOR SALE-A small FARM Of fone hundred
- Acres, one miie beyond the termination OF the
-. Mechanicssile Turnpike, about six and a half
inlies from Richmond, IN excellent neighboT-
hood, and In the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches The improvements consist OF Dwell
ing with four rooms. and all necessary out build
ings, all oi which are new. Also, orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
IL WILL be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
ca credit 0t one, tive aad three years with inter-
est. Possession gwen immediately, ,pPply TO
Us~a 2eQ Broad street, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Sudden Dea,h.-On Saturday afternoon last,
Mr.. JOHN S. CHEsTERMAS, a weil-known cit
izeu of Hanover county. left Mr.. Sydnor's
for home. and not arriving that night his
family became alarmed at his absence, and at
an early hour Sunday morning, search was
made for him by his neighbors. Following
the path from the shop to Mr.. C.'s residence,
the party found his lifeless body lying on the
hank of Chickahominy creek. Ia the course
of the day an inquest was held over II, and
the Jury rendered as their verdict that the de-
ceased came TO his death by disease, and not
otherwise Mr.. Chesterman, it is said, was
subject TO fits, and on his way home was sud-
denly attacked and died Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

~ KiAney ana Bladder rCensplalpss.-TAs
aewest and most important discovery for ksdssy,
rohos or Whites. sexual Weaknesses, .IhySieel
RIes,Issisr s;a Rfp.sS ef Slssfb 'sa.
Persons Who have bsea unebte p yeja. kaye eeee
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOgnD. tn
pgepared by 3 Chemist. and IL prcn0u nc4d "a 0edi.
al men ard those who have used tt, - b the hsss
bUcHU COMPOUND ia the world. Large h,stles.
se,ysA r. fiSHER & WINSTON, Ryassistas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

-. Licsrice, In Mass ard stick. u ths esss
StssiiiiH ARABIC fgsnuinel for TobaeQonisla
TONQUA BEANS-AngaDearas Daaek end CSye-
g o.IvEl Y. 30 oIE u si.1 f{lsfil3 ebsSi -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

uA Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers.
The ned hayins made arrsaEsmspts with
Mr. GEoRGE LINDSAY. Of PetershUTk. Va, pro-
prietor Of Vim. Cameron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, ara nov pre-
pared to manufacture them. and are getting uy two
different sizes which they will guarantee 10 per-
form the entire satisfaction Of Ill who may favor
them with their orders. -
au 29-lm TALbOIT BAO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Es~w-, DR.. ". N. HAMMOND.
d LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RES{DENCE on 9Th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. JY l3-3m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

EfSs PARkE POINDExTER, ArTOR-
g. NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice IN the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
ias ut Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amea.
latil Streets. Sc 23-ly
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Bxrgiary.-The negro fellow John Oakley,
owned by Mrs. Julia Roy, who was arrested
last Saturday night for breaking into the To-
bacco factory Of Messrs. Baker, Pleasants 4
Frazier, was examined before tho Mayor yes-
terday and reman6ed TO be tried for felony at
the next term Of the Hastings Court. Mr.. J..
y. Hudson, manager for Mr.. Kent, saw the
prisoner when he entered the factory by the
zier, by which means he was captured On en-
tering the Office to the factory IL was found
that the rogue had supplied himself with q
.raisiag iron " and a key, and intended to
Iorce tne iron safe Ii he could do so. His dis
covery, however, frustrated his plans, and
may lead to his being hung. =
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NY CowARDIN 4 HAMMERsLEY.
ELECTION NOTICES.

e. TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
Ca OF HMoND,-MARNkpvKR lotfS-
SOY. Esa,, having resigned the office Of COM mon.
WfALTtf'S ATTORNEY. for the Circuit Court
Of the City Of Richmond. / hereby alaouncs my
So b~in' FRANKLIN THOMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

4nk FOK SALI. - A small TRACT OF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road three miles east Of
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs Dr. Christian, DR..
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l23
acres, and Is situated in pleasant and desirable
LING-HoUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with
suffieioncy OF wood and water. The soil is produc-
tive, aad is well adapted 10 the growth of all kinds
Of grain, grass &c., and would make most desI-
Table vegetable garden. IL is highly susceptible of
improvements, aud by the judicous use of lime
and guano, can he made q desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the use of these nianures
other lands in the neishborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately, lib
efal and accommodating terms. or would be ex-
changed for city property; Apply 70
RAWLINGS Il H0LLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au2-ts Richmond, Va.
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The Child LD-ANGEL.-Death has
closed those little eyes and forever
shrouded their bright glances. How
sweetly she sleeps, that little cove
ted angel! How lightly curls the
glossy ringlets on herforehead !sYou
could weep your very sorl away
to think those cherubli lips will never,
never unclose. ' ainly YOU clasp and
unclasp that, passive, darling hand
that atwandered SO often over, your
cheeks: p ' Vainly your anguished
glapces strive to.read the dim story
Of love in those faded orbs. That
voice, .<asz wind q BLOWN e. <throueh
~. s~-1.,.la1, oaeR,'u7ss l6l-
ever And still the busy world kno-
cks: at. your door, and will let YOU
shaye@no peace. It shouts=invyour
ear, it smiles in your face, it meets
you at the coffin, at the grave and
its heavy footsteps tramp up and:
down in the"gempty room from
whence you have borne ); your dead
But it comes never in the hush of
night to wipe away your tears In
the solemn silence of the grave
we feel the force Of the .sickening
sorrow which hangs heavily upon
the heart, as though it would press
it down into the narrow space over
which the spirit. dwells in mournful
SUSPENSE: 'Buta bright vision meets
the eye, Can6you look up2 cam
you bear the1splendor of the sightsi'
ten thousand, celestial beings and
your radiant 81. childd7angell. d in thea
ll1luso u tneul- $nt2t /
j.. In her eyes Of glory bright
On her brow glory crown, -$sz
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NO.. 81.

CONNIE representer par lie cert hcate de
sp"c'enr; pourvu, que lie deficit nexcede
o'uS cent clnquante pastres. :
fr vote tut comme il suit:
Pour adoption de la Resolution ct kan,ena,nen
- Woods, C Woods, Pope, JSLsLobdel
4 LobdeIl: Chinn, Lennon ct CAIN. =
'Co"tye-Braud, Landry ct aTrinidad..ss
Mr Pope presenta un compte de Frame
Woods pom travail sur levees de paroisse Sc
montant $2J.
Mr. j LfLobdeil appela MrsP0pe Pordre,
pour Ia raison qn'une motion await etc faite
mnedIa tement' avant la motionpouG ajourner
qui devrait etre consideree
LIE President considera Mr. Pope en- ordre,
sur qnoiS Mr.. LobdeIl fit appel de ID decision
du President all Juri ct Ia decision .du Presi-
dent ft't approuvee par le vote suivant:
-Four Ia decision d.t Presideu-Braud, F A
Wood, J CWood, Pope, Chinn, Lennon ct
Cain.
contre-Tr;nidad, J L LobdeI, A Lobde|1,
ct Landry. ,.' -. -:
Done le compte de Mr. Woods fut pris en-
consideration ct adopte par ]e vote suivant
Pour adoption Braud, F \ Woods, James
c Woods, Pope. LemLyon, ct Cain.
Comt'e-Trlnidad, Landry, J L Lobdell, A
Lobdell ct Chinn. ~ ~1 @g- ~ -,
Mr. Landry fit motion d'approuver les min
utes ct d'aj urner sine de- sur quoi le vote fut
CONNIE il suit
Pour a1onrner-Braud, Landry, F A Woods,
Z Woods, Pope ct Lennon. ,..,..r
Contre-Trinidad, J L Lobdell, A LobdeN
Chinn ct Cain
La motion pour ajpurner aYant etc adoptee,
le Juri de Police ajourna sine die.
J. Y. Durable, JK.,. N. W.POPE,
-t~ Greffier. President.
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u est Resolu, Que la somme de qrara rtr
piastres so1ent par ces presentes approrriee
pour la construction du chemin du Brus|s
Trahan PAYABLE sur mandat du com:te.
A Pinstance de Mr. Trinidad. le rappel lu
vote changeant les 1imites du Tine Wand, fi't
propose ct emportee ct la resolution fat adol.
tee sur lie dernier passage, par la vote -suiv-
ante:
oour-J L Lobdell A Lobdell, Frame A
WooIs. 7 C W,ods, Trinidad ct Cain
Comtre-Braud, Lennon, Landry, Ch1nn ct
Pope.
A 'instance de Mr. Chinn. plusieurs COM
ptes de P1nsperteur du 6me Ward, furent re-
feres a nAvocat de paroisse.
lie Jnri de Police ajourna alors du J uin,
1850 henres A. NJ
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ront sus les engagements det notifications
qu'ils j,geront propos ans les lois ct or
donnances du Juri de Police, rapport aux
chemins ct levess.
Commencement la resolution susdite. la
appointa Messrs Lennon Chinn ct James
& Woods.
Sur motion de Mr. Lennon la resolution
oferte par lui soumettant certains change
ments eft notification dams les lois de evees
fut referee au comit7 appointe ci-dessus sur
laque!le lis feront IN rapport deman lie inst.
L. 1uri de Police s'ajourna alors Mardi:
le inst.
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@;ssss5$## a. SIXTH DISTRICT couRT.sazf .
IN matter Of the succession OF A. Bnrgess deceas

+.
II matter Of the succession Of A. BnrgeSs, deceas
Z sfSEss "a. No G 4gyG%.. 4gyG%. 49,.
DYvirtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed, in
ID the above entitled succession ofElate the 10th
day Of July%1 1852, from the HoA Eighth III .rrict
Court j and parish Of Livingston, m the
State aforesaid be offered for sale 1T public arc
tion 10 the last md highest bidder, st the Court
HOUSE IS this Parish Fest Baton Rouge. Wednes-
day. 4ts Aug: atsll oclock.. M the fol
lowing described property belonging to the s'.cces
sion of A. J. Burgess, deceased, to-witss certain
tract Of band situ,ted ID this Parish ofWest Baron
Rouge, being the North east quarter Of section No.
twenty four (24) u townsl4p sevens(D Range eleven
(1D Fast, containing #ono hundred and seventy
three Eighty hundredths acres (l7s 80 loo). Said
land viii be sold on the following terms and condi-
tions, tn:wit on = credit Of one two, and three
years the purchaser furnishing his notes with good
peisonal secueityand special mortgage retained
theslanh to secnre#the final ayment said notes to
Until ase
g.. ~ WM. W HITE= Sheriff. y
West Bats Rouge, July %, 1859. r. .@. z%