St. Croix Avis (Christiansted, St. Croix [V.I.]) 1844-Current
June 27, 1865

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5 '_.-< A PeG& e Y L a7 R e 2 P PRI X S Y s 9 P X LW Py DDGIVER: HANS HATCHETT. —TBYKT I ENKEN HARRIET HATCHETT'’S PO IR RN ERY. 21de Aarg.] The “AVIS” IS EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT; AND PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. for the Proprietress. s u Ledigt Embede. Ifolge Meddelelse fra Indenrigsministeriet er et Embede som Fuldmægtig under Gouvernementet for de dansk-vestindiske Oer med en Gage uf 1000 v. D. opslaget vacant den 23de f. M. med en Frist as 3 Maaneder for Ansogningernes Indgivelse. De nærmere Betingelser for Ausættelsen ville kunne erfares i Gouvernements-Secre tariatet paa St. Croix og i Præsidentskabs- Secretariatet paa St. Thomas. Ansogningerne stiles til Kongen og blive, forsaavidt Ansogerne opholde siz paa de dansk-vestindiske Oer, at insende til Gou vernementet eller Præsidentskabet for St. Thomas og St. Jan inden den 18de Juli forstkommende. Gouvernementets Ilste Sccretariat, $St. Croix den 20de Juni 1865. ROSENSTAND. WOTIUCE. FEELHE Horse- Carriage- and Boat- Taxes A for the 2nd half-year 1865 will be re ceived at this office and by the Police- Assistant at Frederiksted from the 154 July to the sth August next, both days in cluded, after which the lists of arrears will be transmitted to the respective Police masters to be enforced within 8 days, and a special citation to this cffect will with out delay be served by the Police, for which each debtor of taxes incurs a fine of 20 Cents if’ the taxes be under $5, and 40 Cents if 85, or above, besides eventu ally the ordivary levy-expenses. The tax-lists, which will be distributed by the Police, are to be filled up—in con formity with the Ordinance of 22nd Feb ruary 1855—0 n the Ist July and returned to the respective Policemasters within 2 days in the towns, and within 4 days in the country. Royal Treasuarer’s Office, St. Croix 24th June 1865. J. A HUYER, auth. AUCTION. KT is hereby made koown, that the Ven due on Mr. Daguilard’s Stock of Dry Goods y AND GENERAL MERCHANDIZE (likewise an OMNIBUS) will be continu ed in his Store on Monday the 3rd July, 12 o’clock. Christiansteds Vendue Office the 26th June 1865. J. A. Stakemanmn. 'T'o the Public. THE Road leading South from Mount A Welcome’s Avenue to the Quarter Line at Spring Gut is impassable from a CHRISTIANSTED, TIRSDAGEN den 27de JUNI 18635, i deep ravine at the South head of the Parade Ground, the filling of which being washed away by the hill torrents with other dangers on the said Road from the same cause. St. Croix 20th June 1865. AND. LANG, Overveimester. i EfiEl\G about to leave the Island for o) the benefit of my health, I beg the favor of all those who are indebted to i ROCHL BROS. Co. to settle up their accounts so as to enable them to Keep up their supplies. During my absence Mr. George Beha gen is aathorised to act in conjunction with Mr. Franeis Armstrong who already holds the power of the firm. l Saint Croix June 21, 1865. JOHN ROCHE. FAHE undersigned having returned to A\A this Island and opened a store in the Honse lately occupied by Mr. A. Wolfl in Kings Street—begs to give this notice to his former friends and customers and to request their renewed favors. He offers for sale an assortment of Dry Goods &e. lately arrived from Euarope at reduced prices which will be extended if g support is kindly afforded him. St. Croix 23rd June 1865. l B. DANIELSEN. L e AUCTION i e 5 W FTER Begjering as Procurator Heil Æ buth paa Executionshaverens Vegne vil blive opraabt til Salg ved offentlig Auction paa Auctionscontoiret her i Byen Loverdag den Iste Juli næstkommende i Middag Kl. 12 slet. IVOGN og 2 PONIER tagne fra Smed F.Huyghue. Christiansteds Auetionscontoir, St. l Croix den 22de Juni 1865 J. A. Stakemann. ee e ef f AUCTION. W)Y request of Lawyer Heilbuth in be- Kj} halt’ of the levyhclder will be sold at public Auction to be held in this Office on Saturday the Ist July proximo at 12 o'clock noon. 1 CARRIAGE and 2 PONIES taken from the Blacksmith Mr. F. Huyghue. i Christiansteds Auclion Office, St. Croix 22nd June 1865. J. A. Stakemann. Proclama. 2l LLE og Lnhver som maatte have No- I A get at fordre paa Kjobmand her as Stedet, Hans Christian Héyer’s Fallitbo, indkaldes herved til at anmelde og beviis ligejore deres Krav for undertegnede Skif teret, inden Udlobet as tre Maaneder es ter denne Indkaldelses sidste Bekjendt gjorelse. Frederiksteds Skifteret,, St. Croix den 19de Juni 1865. C. Sarauw. For Sale

i PBUHE HOUSES LOT No. 60, in Queen’s and Company Streets, for price apply to A. BEATTIE. Christiansted 20th June 1865. Route of Steamer Clara Ro the from St. Thomas to St. Croix and Vice Versa Approved by Government. June 1865. 18. Sunday leaves Bassin at 5.30 p.m. for St. Thomas. 19. Monday remains in St. Thomas. 20. Tuesday leaves St. Thomas at 12 o’clock for West End. 21. Wednesday leaves West Eund at 12 i o’clock for St. Thomas. 22. Thursday leaves St. Thomas at 12 -l o’clock for Bassin. 23. Friday leaves Bassin at 12 o’clock for St. Thomas. 24. Satarday remalns in St. Thomas. 25, Sunday leaves St. Thomas at 6.30 a.m., for West End. Do. leaves West End at 5.30 p.m. for St. Thomas. 26. Monday remainsin St. Thomas. 27. Tuesday leaves St. Thomas at 1.30 p-m. for Bassin. 28. Wednesday leaves Bassin at 630 g p.m. for St. Thomas. 29. Thursday leaves St. Thomas at 7.30 a.m. for West End. Do. leaves West End at 5.30 p.m. for St. Thomas. 30. Friday remains in St. Thomas.

PASSAGE RATES: First Cabin. o 0 i B Second UO, iciiuiialf 3N for particulars apply to J. KNUTHSEN.

e OBITUARY, i Died on Sunday Morning the 25th inst. ““Alfred’’ aged 10 years eldest son of Alfred Creagh Esq. “God’s will be done He hath unbound again, A precious link from sweet affections chain Grievous the loss of one so loving—mild, Your heart’s fond hopes, lie buried with your child. Like the impetuous lightning’s flame The tidings stun’d and wilder’d when it came: A day or two ago with me he play’d, Now in the grave his graceful limbs are laid. No more the radiant eye and winning smile, Will seek his father’s despond to beguile, No more his lithesome step from sport resounds Glad’ning his father's heart, as home he bounds. That smile stern death has stolen in his wrath The lithesome step, check’d on its floral path His boyhood’s play now ended-—run his race- Naught left, but lay him in his resting place. As Providence thence mercifully doth save; And set him free, henceforth no more to brave Earth’s toil, strife, care, temptations strong tha;t bind, Fetter the soul—debase the loftiest mind. “God’s will be done A loving father still Cease wild lament—bend moeki. Iy to w 3 The cherish’d son, in flmqe removed from this, Will be restored you, in the realms of bliss. 26th June 1865. [Nr. 61.

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