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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
LlNCMBURG FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
IAISIID q CINAGI A

lNS u Kan CE COMP AN 7.
FU1iIiS Company vi" take risks Of the above ual fyo
i rablc terms
We specially invite the attention Of shippers Of Produce 10
Marine risks
This Company prepared to guarantee negotiable PAPER and
all ulh, evidence Of Indebtedness
DIRECTORS:
SAM'L McCoRKLH. hrm Of Mctjurkle & Co..
a. h. EroKER, Commission Merchant,
II, q. soHuoLFIEIp u, arm Of Scheduled Il Thurman,
J"lS LANGnogNE firm of Langhorne Scott, Millers,
j, r. SLAUGHTER, firm Of Garland, Slaughter II Co.,
u. W BrnroS, Tobacco Manufacturer.
b II. SowLIS, arm Of Nowin " Murrcll.
JOHN D. LANGllORNE, President.
T. H. 1yEY, Secretary.
nH lnos J.. MAlkEk, lN.,,.., r...at.o.
In DA>L A. LANGHoRSE, ''e" 'N""'"''s' fmh -
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-. Notice TO SHIPPERS Of Tobacco,

SiTN NVFVN 10 oHIVPV1S VI HUUd0OvS
<Sss>As NEW YORK The subscribers Agents Tor the
N irt Ia teqinid Steamships receive and forward To
i ia"r gods, sent Ia their care, BY Steamers of this
p, XII ~ COMMISSION, but shippers requested 10
"rh ticu b, mad, tue disposition they wish made Of zach
shipment, Hihrr~t-c will be stored al and rsk ship
ICDIAM HElNEkES
icA Is it5 Broadway. New York
Change OF Schedule, Two Trains a Day.
%
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LIFE AND FIRE IN URANCE.

~, xy..-. q Y-..-,,,a Coy,ora nv
nos ,s e<spsred fr business and the sileno Of the
public ssrsey called N .As Importance 81 Us
his Company. undef its charter, DIVIDES -
pfohs every hfse YEAR, AMONG se poney 49,. III
giving the a.sssed the dsanakes O. ne ma.ua, - VA H.
tnr psdze ~ prrt~tnai Capital rccs OF tioof", ~. M
siicd security thai lie ckhoidefs hase .
Interest In conducting liz ansifs sth IEuaehce an
The Iharses se-lses enc ssn Of ne espsI 49,,
inss to be p"ssa IN Bond AUD nonsaxs ON a'"'1'~'"
Real Esiaie, worm double me amount -, l. .,,.,.. =,
The chief ee5ees 81 the Company 70 70 ad w .e'as ~
home The inmrnse amount oi money nhirh go ~
our state lot Lie fIehiums 70 Hc'Hie'" ''s"f
money will lie loaned o. customers of term ~ years.
interest. aud dishur-ed In our midst ~. p.,,,.
Enios msnl and annaiirs Rfah.ee Lie anu ein i
issHfn ~ NJ ioW
i'r one year or for term "i years
ES x
VIM H. Maeiafahd' youn rn', ~,
Joseph Ahsh' ,am Dasg,
l.nscns D. .ea'h, s"a H. anpe's""'
ipes' " NC, aaee, D. VI n " Me-,
yohn y; moht"soe' NJ. u. ".',,
raw" y nur'' ~ L. !" N ~h'
onN'' :, - 49, ~.
goan Jones. - m sit,
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS


No. 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
(SIGN or THE IA q FL
nFFfRS TO his friends and the public generally, of the
~ largest and choicest siorks OF WAIt HES, JEWELRN,
SlLNEEWAEE FINE CLOCKS and fIk> r-CLAsS GOODS
oi ever. variety IN his line presented Ia the public as
crur brilliant and beautiful other estab
lisieh' IN tn or coan! Ia every department.
Ncies manufactured unured styles and
~ most unique classical aaI elaborate Hianshp
sept s-,ls
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THE ALL 81 FFICIENI THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Known as Hell BOLD'S

1u6 UnGAX hmEnAOhH MN EO1Go,
Known as HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
.HELaDoLD's EXTRACT "BUcHr,"
sAEsAfAEiI.LA
IMPROVED .osL WASH
hELABoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
CoarorND FLUID EXTRACT BucHr,
4 Positive and spee,oe Kennedy
f@ u.-ss.. u ihe blADpLs. klpHhi's GRAVEL anil
Ihs Aenr increase. the power Of Digestion aud excite,
Ia B-okBkSIe insc healthy aeo b. which the WA1E.
Ky OR oALlARLOUs dispositions. aud all tAhATuEAL
kALAE1kAEhTs are reduced. a. we'll as PAIN AND IN.
- - Ais. woGEi' or CHILDREN.
nELABoLDs ExrgACr Bucmu,
Arising from Enc-ss., Habits Of Dissatou Harry nd.ero
ATIEsDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
I0ss oi Aemay, Diniculu OF breathing
Horror OF Dsease.> wakeinlnc.s,
DimRes. q, Nslnn. lain In the back,
Universal las.iiadc of line Muscular system,
40, Iiands finishing Of the Body
BHuess Of the skim - trup'inns ON the fatc
These ompomA II sei 10 X" on which this medicine
MPOTkSCi, FATUITY. EriLEprIc FITS,
IN OH OF WHICH IhE PATENT MAY EXPIRE
Ws9 can .ay That s, arc not frequently followed by those
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
A' hut SoS SAW WLn i' coS ,fa.s
THE KkCoRDs OF the INSANE AsYLrMs.
Ind lie Melancholy DeaAs by Gonssaption,
Iii 70 r5s s rsuI :. ,Tf 1,'v19s
ORGANIC NEAkNESS.
Eequires sbe aid Of medicine To strengthen and
lnvguraic the system,
WATCH HElagolDs EXTRACT BuCHI tnrlriabty doca
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIR au~f sKr1icAL-
Ce HELxBoLDs Extract Br.ur ali affections and dis
Of the
Urinary Organs.
Whether existing in
Aale or Female,
frou' whatever originating and ne matter of
How Long StARdlng.
Diseases % hese on require the ad n DluRETic
HkLABoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu
Is fHE 6HEA: DIuEETlC,
Aud h certain TO have The desired effect Diseases
fuR WHICH IT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY
WHITE GOODS,
CARPETINGs.

MArriyGs aud OIL CLOTHS TO be found in this country
determined To offer them at prices low
from house Of reputable standing any the cities North
OF this Viewing Baltimore the climate South
OF thesouth march S, 90 dly.
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iEARilAN III iAO,

FRO j "A ~ - AND BAKERS ISLAS DIS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered la Tie larrs Dealers ai,r the most satislac
L. Tor. results have attained b, practical experiments
made u. gentlemen IN rgiha hn -o sue " sic
win me Peruvian. lc utirr cItiZrs anu VINO
testify 10 lis super 'ri J appearance and Narlv.
IL VIII act well duruDie ter
lhzer, enriching, hu, not rsIauattu-.
1t is snld AT much less price than PctGyan and when HAE
yEsf TIME JONES the result will b. great II rot grcater
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates from farmers in
'rgnin aud other states will be forwarded upon application
am SOLE AGENT oi the American Guano Company In Rich
mon and all packages will have with the trade mark
m The COMPANY TN" American ei!r,) and viii be warranted
pure IL VIII he pat bags barrels at the option
vi t,e purchaser Price Siu per
FElIN II. CAVE. f2h street, Rchmo d,
feb 23-ts Mu>E, Lacy, AGENT for l,ynchbury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

G.NJIT JARS FRUIT JAhS-i have just received u sup
PITY of Fruit Jars o the follow kinds Arthus Earth
and Glass Jars, Bennes Earhensarc Jars A. stone
Co.'S Glass JArs All Of these Jars
and given be the best in For by
ANDREW BOYD,
jc +ts l0I Main Street, L. nclburg, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

Pure Coal Oil.
nn GALLONS pure Camel Coal OIL Warranted be
HUI pure and of best quality. For sale by
JOHN II SEAi, Druggist.
10 Lynch,iry, Va,
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HELMBoLD's SORE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases syphc Nature and a,
Hahts Of Dissipation connection with tho Fxrncs
0ISla OF sarsa IN such Disease. recommended.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
w,ru From to ~ years Standing.
SCIENCE AND FAME
or Medical Properties Of BUCHU Dspeusaory If tho
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice O,
ss remarks made by the celebrated Dr. pHYsIcK Of
See, See rse.rt. made BY Dr. EPHRAlM MCDOWELL, cs,s.
oated Physician and Member Of the Royal College OF Sur
gson rel.nd aud publshed In the Of the King
ia Eks. feiIow Of Royal College OF Surgeons.
p See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine
U'uae' Suchu"... per bottle, or six for $500
Sarsaparilla, LOO 900
c'po'eo NOSE WASH. % $50
o aA Dozxs or RACE for eI2oo, which will be sufficient to
@
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis /!
Phladsiphia. r. T. HElxBoID who being duly sworn doll
he preparations contain mercury or o,he
injurious ofneA ou' are purely vegetable,
and subscribed before me- this ed dsy Of November
'sA wA. z. HiBBERD Aider1naa
AA, Co... Hlniis 1t above Race Phla.
Address letters for information 10 confidence 10
=. =. HELMBoLD. Chemist
Depot. 1oa South Tenth ST. below Chestnut pills.
beware OF C0unterfeifs.
AND uNPRIScIPLED DEALERS
- @ 70 aispose on THEIR OWN. and
'As'@''sa eses'ns f rs,.s. ,:sss,
sarsaparilla,
49, sfe Improved Rose Wash
ASK fo All nEIa BSLIss' IKE kex Ky oTitEr
aoa Nh s s ssc1 ssT .sDs f9 xh
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A LA.GE Lol Rio AND LAGUAYRA CFFoEE AND
N New orleans Sugar. III ALEX. KINNIER
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DINE FENCING PLANK for sale by
Il ap30 JAMES BOYD h co
HATS! HATS! HATSr!! HATS!!!

1IA1o' uh10! uh1O'1! HAI0t!.
81 THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
She cilizens OF Lynclburg, and surrounding country 1" his
large stock Of SUMNER HATS AND CAPS. which addl.
lions are being made daily and which he offers at REDUCED
hat his Silk and Cashmere Hats not Of Northern manu-
inc'rc but manufactured by his hands, that his
Hats received thu Fli.S PREMIUM at the Agrcuu
raj aud Mechanical fars facts that SHOULD be nlra
known
large supply Of Servants Hats Caps lust haG, 10
which The ATTENTION of Planters and invited
sS silk sll Cashmere Hats made order.
GEORGE NJ. KELLY,
may Ibis No. 152 Main Street. i.lnchburg, ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

ANTEDGA PRINCIPAL for the Grammar School of Lynch
Latin Greek, aud Mathematics For terms adj
dres (cncosing tsstimonas V, wINFREE, ESQ.,, ncl
burg, Va
j. Richmond Wing copy
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Wool Cardinp

4 IN nm SEGAE5 On CONSIGNMENT of all grades
IoU,UVU and prices, which we viii sell low 10 close
IRBY u - tNDERS.
fRlENNEssEE4 A. BROWN observation-disclosures loi Just
received On cons gnment-ic best goods i'll the market
or the price-cnconrilc the south
II IRBY 4 SAUNDERS.
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bffHE OF fnE sou Til SlDE.R. RICO.
IErEWsBuRG, February llih ls1s !
T the regular monthly meeting the onrd OF Directors
~ o the south side Railroad Co., the follow resolution
Adopted
Hsoird That the Freight Agent lynchburg hereafter bc
requested 10 collect all ire goods received deli, cred
his Depot, before they the possesson Of
the Company Copy from Record.
feb l6-dis JAMES j.. CUr1BERT, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

Extension Skirts.
MOTHER supply just received the established Cheal
N stor" be sod cheap, warranted first quality mad
with sewing. would advise purchasers examine
them. JOHN ABlsAHAAIS.
ir a
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Cash for Washed Wool
WILL pay the higest market price pounds nice
Il Washed Wool, delivered AT 1888 Main Street
elgts A. b. RUCkER,
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zU,UUu sAleb 10y M LACY ''
ma! On the Has;n
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NEW CONCERN.

IoEEtNIAN GUANo-Of Baltimore Inspection, wi
Il guarantees ills standard purity.
ap2l CAMP, STAPLES < co, Bridge street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

tIuCS IfOOOS.
FUNE subscriber has received his SPRING AND SUMNER
Il GOODS consisting Of French Cloths Of best makes and
fashionable co0rs including the beautiful called Amae
best Doe SKINS elastic Grape Face Corded lassures
Fancy Cassmeres plain and Grape face Drap dEie and
Coloed Linen Drill Plain Fancy and Marsees Vest
ings aud all The new Buttons and frimmngs: also, u line
u j. Davies celebrated shirts Drawers Collars Neck
Ties Gauze Under Shrts OF Cotton, Merno Silk
Tie hest Half Hose, In Brown White Cotton Merino and
Merino feet Kid Gloves. &c, Ns
~ VIM l.. PAGE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20

Hon. JouN BELL Hume IN EFFlGY!-
Strange and incredible as it may appear, 1T is
nevertheless true that on last Sabbath morn
ing our citizens were disguised and insnlted
by the sight Of " disgracefu; figure, suspended
by the neck from the same line upon which
were the inscriptions: 'John Bell, Noven-
bcr5 1860" and abolition petitions" And
thls dissracetul spectacle was paraded in
front of the State House. To say that we
felt indignant al the sight would not express
cur true feelings, or those of a large portion
of our citizens. III fact, we met wi h none
no did not denounce the perpetrators Of
Mis- scandalous outrage in unmeasured terms.
Ne sincerely regret that il occurred, not that
Ae consider Mr.. Bell or his friends insulted
ny such a caricature, but we are sorry to
hnow that we have those among us who are
soreckless and regardless Of the good name
II our city, and the opinions of their neigh
rors and friends. They have made a great
! stake. Instead Of i%njuring Mr.. Bell or in
~n'ting his friends, they have grossly out
led and insuited the respectable and intel
,IEsnt Of the party upon which the odlam Of
i cir acts must necessarily recoll to a certain
.Ntent. And it affords US pleasure to say chat
all the prominent members Of the Demo-
ratio party denounce this disgracetm' outrage
III terms Of Just and honorable Indignation;
nd we trust that they may be able to ferret
out the perpetrators and hold them response
Die for the lasting disgrace they attempted to
fasten upon the fair fame of the Capital City.
-Jackson MISSY News.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
why Bell IL Opposed.

An indianapolis Breckenridge newspaper
signs the following extraordinary reason
why the Democracy are opposed to John
Fell:
Because, from his weakness and want Of
ability, if President. he would be an instru-
ment to be used by desi sning politicians,
who are now running him without princi-
pies"
Now, reader, what do you think of a sup
porter Of President Buchanan, the weakest
and most imbecile Of all our Presidents,
whose name is but another word for incapac-
lty and rasc:lity, gravely making such an OBJ
i.ction as the above to John Bell? Snch an
ELECTION should never be made by the friend
VI Z President whose whole administration
.s actuated by a thirst for plunder. amt reek-
log with cor, uption.-R1hmo~d Wing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

80 - 49, fs>b ''' -
- n,dtHr tcceSSion # +. T. Bdbtn dnd ,r,ft. No. IS6
11l vtrtur OF a commission to me directed by the
- rIXih ltSrrct Court Of W"%t Baton Rouge, dated
ia" 2btb day of September. 1850, III matter of the
above succession, will offer for sale al public auc
tt"n, to the last and highest bidder, at The Court
House "f said parish. On
Saturday, Tie. Nth OF November.
1850, ~ II O'Clock 4, NJ, the following described
tract OF land, To wit
The southwest quarter o section 81, township i,
range ii east. ANA containing one hundred and .i<ty
70 100 acres, situated in said parish Of West Baton
Rouge.
Trims IF Sale.
said land t" be sold, payable III three qaal install
ln">'ts. and on the FIRST day f january of the years
lshl, 1852. and 1863; the purchaser to furnisi, his
mites endorsed 10 the satisfaction Of the tutor, pay
b" at tie ottic. Of the Recorder If this parish, ana
beating eight per cent interest per Aunun till paid,
aud mortgage" ana vcnd"r's privilege retained On said
land until the full and final payment thereof.
oct 20-ts 7. BERGERON, Der. Shift.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
Think Of IL.

Lincoln is a candidate for the Presidency.
and if he succeeds he expests to be elected
by Northern votes alone. He is purely a
sectional candidate. Breckenridge is a candl-
date Tor the Presidency, and he relies upon
Shouthern votes for success He, too, is sec
tional candidate. If the party that either
candidate represents should be successful, it
will be a sectional triumph, based upon geo
graphical divisions. The success OF either
will carry the North and South in antayonism
upon sectional issues. The result can BE-
anticipated. The %"i,rcpressibIe conflict"
will have commenced, and the end will Fl
ther be a peaceful disruption of the con:ede-
racy or else a civil war, the most bitter and
sanyuiua'y Of all c~ontests, for the supremacy,
Who is willing to risk either Of these evils
by voting for a sectional candidate for the
Presidency?
We %conlure the honest and patriotic people
Of Louisiana to turn their backs upon Breck-
irridgc, the Sectional candidate for the Pre-
siA.ncy. The contest is solely and entirely
batween Bell and Lincoln, and every vote
gwen to BreckinriLgc is d vote in aid to Lin
CONS Lection. 1t is a vote against the South,
agaist the Union, against the peace of the
country. and the preservation Of our noble
free institutions. Democrats of Louisiana,
why, in such a crisis, will you hesitate to
vote for Bell, the only candidate that can de-
feat Lincoln?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
r.uul.sukeaLlc Language.

The following is an extract f'om a speech
made by Mr.. Yancey in the Southern Con-
..ot;on. held at Montgomery, Alabama, in
1853:
a. saw it with all Difference to my col
,. that no more inferior issue could be
.a1or.d 70 the South upon which we should
I..alre the Union than the loss of an cleo
t;nn If in the contest of 1860 for the Presi-
I.ncv Seward should receive the legal num-
h.r n votes necessary to elect him accord
inc n the forms Of the Constitution and the
l,w gentlemen say that then will be the
.;uo tor disupjon. If that is made a cause
of d,suniop. say to them ! WILL 60 WITH
Iurv. but | will feel that | am going in the.
,,,te If an inferior issue that there was a
banner floating over me that IS not Of the
hind would wish. When | am asked TO
,a,se the flag Of revolution against the Con-
s%ttution. | am asked to do an demonstrations
al thing, according to the Constitution as it
now exists. am asked TO put myself in The
nositlon of a rcbcI, Of a trdtOy-lu a position
where. If the Government should succeed
and nut me down in the revolution. and my
friends eau be arraigned before the supreme
Court OF the United States-whlch would be
the creature of Seward. as he has already
giyen notice in the Stnate-and there sen
fenced 10 be hanged for vinlatingsthe ConSti-
tuition and laws of my country. And if
should be asked why sentence should not be
rassed on me. | could not then as | can now.
in reference to past issues-I could not say
then. even 10 the bloody indges who would
sit upon the Dench-my hands are g%uiltIess
of wrong against the Constitution of my
country. and | appeal to an enlishtr ned pos
terity. to the Judgment Of the world, to vim
dicate my memory when, as Emmet said.
nv country shall have taken her place once
more an equal among the nations of the
earth. Why am ready to 60 with you ?
for disunlonj. Because, in my Judgment.
the Union is now Observation-Disclosures we
have a Government. but not the Union which
the Constitution made, etc.
We believe Yancey, in his more Northern
speeches, has proclaimed himself a tip-top.
tlrst-rate, siimon pure Union man! The peo-
ole vii believe HIM, al course they will.
"Wh"n the Devil got sick, tho Devil a saint would be;
When the Devil got we'll, tn. Devil 4 saint was he"
Colt, Yanccy! You don't see, mow, the
"hish peaks of "a Southern Confederacy"
looming up masnihcently ir the distance, do
you7 We ina CINE not.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
Jeudi lie 90 November, 1860.

a II heurcs y. NJ, savoir:-
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe ct etant en-
c.tte parnisse lie Quest Baton Rouge, ayant une ia
cade d.. quiuze arp.ns au hcuve Mississippi, plus on
moius. avec la protonieur y appartenaht. gu sans
garantle a Regard de la profondenr, borne en- haut
par un moroccan de tcrre (ci-aprcs decrite ct men
tionne) ct en- has par tcrres du Capt. y p. Cain. &c
dit moroccan ayant etc achete par lie decedee du Or.
p. NJ. Endcrs, par acte pardevant o. Bernard fills. Re
corlcr lie la paroisse Quest Baton Rouge en- date du
81 Decembre 1854, ct e%nregistre en- son Office au ltvre
des Alterations T., No. IOl, p. 3o7, ensemble ayec les
batlsrs ct amrliorations qui sly trouvent.
Tin autre morseau &c terre, aussi situe en- votrc
paroisse. etant en- haut du morceau plus hant men
tonne, ct f.i,ant face au aeuve Mississippi, ct mesu
81 ,lOi arp.ns de face, avec Ia proiondeur qui peut y
apparten, n. borne en- haut par torres du Col. A, ;.
Robertson. ct en- bGs par lie moroccan prem1erement
decritc. &c dit mocrau ayant etc acb"te par lie defiant
de John Jackson ct Junius J. Crane par act pari"vant
q. Bernard fill, Recorder della par"isse 0D"s Baton
Rouge, en- date 81 Mars 1859, ct enreciStre en- son Office
an livre u No. 3l2, p. AS, ensemble avec tout les ba-
tiscs ct authorizations qn,-s'y t'ouvtht.
William, negro hoinne age d'environ loans,
avec un hernie. J, - ~
Jane, negresse :, 10 oieSse.
Quaare cent corde de- bois (plus GU mons) trente
cinG des auelles sont maintenant au bord du henyc,
ct Ia balance se trouve dams les bois. quatre mulets;
trois boeu?s; trois charrt ties u tire de cliarpentectc.
etc, sur les ter1nes ct conditions suIvantes, SAVIOR:
Les deux moroccan lie terre sus decrites devtont
etre vendn separenent. ct pour un tier go payable
en- ,Jauvier 1851, ct Ia balance de cette date go un ct
deux ans. c'cst n dire du le Ter Janvier 1862 ct 1868
Of les escla yes sur les memes teriDes ct condi TONS que
ceux de Ia terre ct pils haut specifies.
r. BF.RGER0N.
Oct 10 1860 Dep. sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
Samedi, lie "a Novembre
STATE or LOUISIANA.
slNrH,pisTRicr cnrKT.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.

~ mniet S"c'eS@to'' 81 A"gusftn DaP''nete', acc ..
40. GIL.
a:... .,;o, auo..e, - .ho choric
~ =, p" -" ~ '" -, -
" : '"t'' '"s' ~ - y" ~ , 80,
= : ~. ~, s"'.., w." -. NJ, - y .tn, p ,ns.' :, ' Dt.
:" y . ''e arlsn . !. as "n W. nv ~ " r. -
c"' "" "a :" en- : W y" =. III
~ ~. a. p"o'e ~ :" ~ - 'h" nag" 49,
acr az ~ ry,'"'ho' " i'en's ''"". "''"e P"S" -
"e>t na'"h rouge a., " heft'H '''' "'s'''oF" i"'
~. '''"E'' " - $50
thursday. the Zyu or N OVcnlDtf
n.xt 1870 ,+ o.c,,ck n tov;t.
A certain tract, If land. situat ted living and being
j., tho ,,ri.h uf Va, R,top Rnuo. having , front nj
6f,..n ,r,.,ts ia tho N;s.issipri r;v.r wore n r less
with III. tonth ,b.reunto heln,,yin,, mr. wifiout war
nrtv a. ia ninth bounded above Nv a tract of land
to be herein after described and mentioned, and
below nv lands of u. 7. Caiu--sail tract having been
purchased by the said deed from l,,. P. ~. Enders per
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
Cooking and Heating Stoves.

4 MOTHER large invoice Of Cooking and Heating
~ stoves, which in addition to our former stock
makes tn" largest and most complete assortment of
stoves IN this market. We invite the public to call
and examine them and compare the quality and pri-
ces with our %ncighbors beHre pnrct asing.
aug 8. IIIEH d. BR4DFOROE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
Lnmns & Lanterns.

4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of Parlor. Hall, Red
room, and night Damps for Oil. Fluid, and ker
osine Ok and Lanterns of every description.
oct s.. PIPER 4 BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-20
MARH1ED.

On Monday. 18th INST. at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ, Nv .Ias.
l.. i"hi"i'. ln t Peace ir. Lot Is ! tvIGNE I" Miss
ioIEs: ONE ht--a.E. + thi> parish.
With the hove announcement cam n bot ,r of
PRIME old i!'l'iS'G", IN who's, contents we ,>a,.rc the
harry c""rl" we dram again and again to their
hath. prosperity and happiness.