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PRUoPEC Iun.
.NE1V EDITION. OF THE CITIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA

TT has been for time made known TO the public
that the Subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press new edition Of the Louisiana Civil Code
They were lr the first, OF the great difficulty
and rcsponshiit, attending the publication OF lie work,
and il was not without great hesitation that they con-
scented to the undertaking But the present EDITION,
amounting to bout three thousand copies, ana which
had the State than thirty thou dollars,
was entirely ont Of print. For more than two years
past, the usual pce Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
operates upon every individual of the sute interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition of so mnch property coming to s from
other states thannlke almo5. aiv other treatise upon
law-it is as much the textbook and manual OF the
merchant aud the planter is of the private gentle
man and the professional adync te.
The lawyers Of the adjoining states, and in fact of al
those lpou the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
find mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
qurnt necessity Of reference to the code and make ii an
indispensable requisite TO their Libraries: and in the
cit. of New Orleans the book is b. found in
the merchants counting ronn as upon ,he desk OF the
Judge, the table Of the attorney tits not surprising
therefore that the first edition of the work quick
y disposed Of, and although mere reprint of it would
in some measure supply the public necessity, yet il
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory une annotated
with references the Reports and Statute, in order to
embrace the numerous amendments which have b. en-
made by the 1t gslature, and the important DECISIONS
and constructions which have been given upon many o
its articles by the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, for the general super
intendence and edtoal department OF the work, the
professional services OF Wheelock S Upton, Esq. Il
me- ,her of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
RuilUrd Jude Bertnndes, and Hon George Eustis
have each kindly assisted Mr. Option with the valuable
which they have collected in the their
studies and practice; aud to Mr. Il Jennings, the part
OF Mr. Upton who is also engaged in the work. Geo
Srawbidge, Esq has presented the great OF reie-
Fences contained in his office copy of the code, and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
OF his distinguished professional lahorS. The publish
ers may therefore well trust that the annoations of the
work will be all that industry and abour, assisted by
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SBhNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &e.-Jus
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sate--Nl2 :
10000 feet OF glass best quality, from 3Xi0 II 23N28;
br kegs; 81 doz aanedt tins for sgns;hO00ib ljlhrass
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of0OOO and
600 do; cases crome green in POWDER superior article
do do cans; large assortment of sash tools Of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists cnors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artist tools, &c.
Flake and lrmiity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
sortment of paints dry colors oil, turpentnc, varsh,
&c. for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices,
by MONDELLl,
a22 SO Camp ST.
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JikG. E1E,tgssts1A STAGE CU.As Ia
AND
TEA NJ IL - At lin

5 hslf.1 z:.sz=z@z-5a t l.az55
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALE DAYS,
From Mobile (Aiabama) to Augusta Geo
q EANES Mobile every other da' tam1''ia'e'l 8i,.
the arrival of the nail from New Orleans per '"s
steamboat EMEIlSE, to BlakeIy, coaches to Pensaeos
steamboats, per Pensacols Bay St Rosa sound and Ihoc
t,ache River and Hayl to Cedar Bluff, coaches thenc
via Mariana, Chataliocchee, ttormeriy NOUN yer
non,) Bainb1 tge, Pinderon; lla"khS'iile ana iots'
Vile, to Augusta. passeugeertakns hts seat III -mt'
bile is in no danger OF heRg thrown out or gsinS NIX
preference by othtr conflicting interests as he fl'h'-
DA LINE is bat one concern, and "'eef one soAu"
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon ''s
arrvalat Augusta in time specified, through All wealth
er and II; any season. unless most unforeseen es.s-
rophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Ma'
is carried y this route. The Agents tor aeconn'ooa'
ton Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not SURPASSED
the solthern conntty.
The smooth hard natural roads, the safe and inter
esting water navigation. the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, ceita'n' comfort ana peas
ing varieiy connected rs it were with the Kan Road
Charleston, S. e. and the steam packets to New fsrs
travellers can rea III New York from New orleans
LESS THAN IL Observation-Disclosures city in i2.
From ChMlahoochee, Florida, We have brane
LING via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks A nor
post coaches, also tive Branches from fawklhsSIl lis
one to Mnledsesie, and to Macon, light two hor'
coaches. SiOChi oNo 9 co.
| AuGusrA Goth Jan. 1855.
| Office at Mansion House Mobile 5
| -Dis;.ncs, New Orleans to Nozzle, 15N mile
Mobile TO Augusta, 54N "
Augusta to Charleston, l5b "
fla,.l.sto, ia New York $50 $50
Time. New Drean to Mobile, ~ honrt
Mobile to Augusta, 50 's
Augusta to Charleston, ~
Ch:u,les,on TO New YORK, sf- 25s
Making les niles l,er tay or miles per hour, inelu
400 ,r al sto,r,sops nov 10
N. b. beg leave to inform the public thai III
bridges o yer the Chatahooehe swamp aud Hard !nbo
creek have ns been completed the general govern
men he nIy obstacles operating against the safe an
speedy route thus happily removed; aud have u
pleasure, of lea ng from tray oilers thai the coaches ho'
ss driyers and oads are the first order; and AS t" til
water route from PENSACOLA Cedar Bluff, it is admit
tee, by al; who have passed through it to he uns'n'sse
Georgia have also beenrepairea } NJ BAKER
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Collection of Coouua Phrases on avery topic 9"f
ce,.rv /, m'untuia conversation afraStu n'' i,r
.i.rrut hcnds with numerous remarks on inc Peeuar
h'i, ,;, md usc of various words. The whole so
snI as considerably to facilitate the acquisition OF
nrre,t PRONUNCIATION Of the French by bonnr' u
uo" i,;on nf ne hundred of Penin's Tables, accom-
nDned with key, containing the text, literal and Tree
translation ARRANGED in such manner as to ron1 out
y" G,J RECOMMENDATION of the French, according TO
Ie host French works exanton the subject, The whole
onJn hv short trcatisc the sounds Of the French
language, compared with those OF the Engilsh MIA
Apronouncng French Primer or the scholar 's"ile
che accurate pronunciation and oFthosraphy OF tae
French Lang &c, containing its elements aecGr1lhg ,S
ne best usage, by Bernard Ironchn, s' fSsSsfo 'o
sale " a.Camn 4, Cam ats.
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ETA1 DE LA LOuiSIANE-Cour du Premier Dis
uistJudlcinrc.
/ 'ETAT DE IA lOUiSIANE, A tous ceux que
4 4 cas- prcscntcs cCncerueui, Saint du sue
William, ilackev aynnt aciete d ute vente fate par
lie Shcr lie la narussc d'DrlrnI, la rroprit1e captcs
drrlc scst addre~se CRETE lie cctte our on Ia te
ventt tnt rnreGistrte lie 3cc Jour de Ma de Panhce
1888 nonr IN avi- coniornoHen actc dc In lcgis
lature tie tEiut de In Louisnne, ntltlle "Acte pon
conirnier las titles acqucrcus aux Ventos Judcl
aires nppr0u,t lie 10 Mars, 1854. Qu so connu, ct
uutcs pesonreS intCeseees som parces precntea on-
mres an nom de En dc la lOHSi0ne ct tie IN tonr du
Premier hi .lrct Judcinrc, Ql Hiilraleni hFmF hru
Ia proprielc ci-aprcs decr, en- consequence dan de
lal de rne dams furdre lie dncrr ON lie Jnsenent de
ia cnur en- duque' Ia Vplc etc tac on de iuut,
irregtinte il,cgnlIe dams destination, ass gu l.
tens ct lie mode dc la ycntc, pour une aut cause
Que conque de ire voir dams uene ours Hater de la
puhcann de celte avis pourqHn In veute ans 0ite
ser4it pms coniImce ct homnloguce.
La ilte prOprittC u venduc par lie ShHr, sus-dit IL
23einc ionr AYrldr fannee 1855, en- Fr'tn un d.
cret de cette cour erdu lie SEINE da hlars de Famed
! 1855 dams alitire dc William Nlackcy ". Salnue
! i}ti, No. 1883 du docket de rettc tour, Hque,
yenls lie dit William Mackey, 4'cst rcndu acqutreu
pn,lr lie priN DC $},5OO compliant.
description de la Prophetic dfopre lie transfer Judlci
| ARE, Sayom:
I'm certain lot lie lerre compassion las h0tis sc
ct nr0rnuinns, situr en- la pArosse d 're cans, dan
l'ilrt boru& par les lie la Nouyee ievce, Louls,
poul mud prlurd Il sIant par IT, No dnprns IN pa
dresst mar & l. Xunpe Dcputt Noyer General la ]
pcceninc 1884, ct iepost Pctnje de Felix Grim
u5toirr public, CONNIE plan No Is, lie dit lot Diet RI
,, ehrtnt what picds, ONE poucrs face Il II de
Nnurcllr lptt% suiAuntc qnze pieds de prufondtufd
ott a,ii ioucha lie lot No o. qnntre vingt pies sci
nolres ct tIlIaUrc ljgUes Proundeur Iu CUtc a
tuurhz In mDprrtp nprtSent, uu dcruiere mutt uppalt
nnnt il n Goodu ayant dix ueut plec- ponc,
de nrgq daus la pfuto,lcur, nu il fat face d allt
lie truis plcdS ncut pGllcos en- commune avec les Il"
Nos -, Il, Z, & ana y,
Bur nu du tr
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Frst Judicial District.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Judicial District.
Court
fgHHii STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
I these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Mackcy having purchased at II sale made
by the Sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied TO the clerk OF is
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded ON
tho 5, day Of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monition or ad-
vertisrment in conformity to an act OF the Legislature OF
the State OF Louisiana entitled "An act for the further
of titles to purchasers at Judicial saies; APP
proved the 10Th day oil March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
hcrcin hereby cited and admpnished IN the name
the State Of Louisiana and OF the First JUDICIAL district
Court who can up right, title or claim i'll and to
the property consequence OF any
informally in the order, decree or Judgment OF the court
under which the sale was made or any ireSularity or
ill,gulity in the ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements, in
te of SALE or for an other defect whaiso-
ever To show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monlOn is first inserted in the pubic papers, why
the sne made should not be confirmed and honoo
| gated.
The said pronertv was sold by the Sheriff of the par.
sh n oresal on the ODD day of April, A. d. 1885 by
virtue of decree of this colt rendered on the 81 day
of March, A. d. 1885, in s1it entitled William sinckes
Va. samuel Bell No. 55}5 Of the docketot this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price OF $500, cash,
Description of Pro ,erty given in Judicial Con
Veyun:e, VIZ;
A certain lot of ground together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the paris
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New LevCe
Louisa, Paul and Delori streets, designated by the NJ
9 on IA plan drawnhY c. +. Hnpo, Deputy Surveyo
General, on the 10th December, 1881 md deposited a
plan No No. in the hook of plans "i Felix HInui, mntar
public. sad lot measures 20 feet II INCHES front {
New evce street IS teat IN depth the side udioiu
lot No s, aud 80 tret inches aud lines in depth on ii
side adjoining the property now, OF lately, belonging
,ioudnlc anl - feet II inches width in the rca
Where ii fronts on an alley nj three feel niue inches
common To lois Ms l. >, 81 and q.
Clerks Office, u / Alny / -.
! mis- & ;. EWIS Yep Clerk
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EOUlSAlANE-Cour du Prcmicrc Dis


\ FIAT DE. Ia LOuiSlANE--At ous ccux on,
Il A ees III ecrntcs conrcmcut Saint.-Attenttu que
James Barnes Digs, uyar avhete ttne sentc latte par
lie ScrIt dc la t0Isse dDrCans la proprietc c,-apcs
,ecritc ses t,tsst CRETE de ceite Cou" la dc
ventc tut eureSistree lie cine o'Ir dawn lannee
1885 pour avis contormement un acte d la Legs
l.ue de 'lltut tie la Louisiana, ntuIe " A,te pour
contner les tes deshCqu reuis aux vents ludcla'csi
apprut9e lie 10 Mars 1921 Quill soft counu, Ell oules
persounes intGrtssGs sUnt par esentes sonmeS AL
de i'Etn, be la lo saneet de la Cour du Premier
District ju'icalre, qu pourlsent 'vor roIt Ia pro-
pretc ti-aprcs deCre, consequence d'un uctaul dc
orme DAVIS 'orrc lie decrcl on lie Judgement de la cnur
yertu nquel la ycnte etc lae, OH dc oute iteSu-
re gu 'i!essli,c ,sn,e i5ug n'
de- tale vow, dams "e', n,e a,nsi fate ne seral pas
La die ,ropricle yendue par lie Sheriff. sus dit IL
50 cine Jour de Mars de lne 1883, en- 'ellu dun deere
de cettt Co,lr renu lie 20 cine de Janvierde aimee 1858
ra.s l'alare de james Barnes Digs vs. k1us Gtetn
No. 10, 49, du Docket de cce Cour, ialuelle venl
s'es rcndu scQucrcul pour lepmN deynSt eng mice
pastres
description de la Proprte de apres lie transfer Judi
claire, SAVIOR.
Tn cert III de terre aNtc tomcs les ca'isses
ct authorizations ui s., ruNent, aiIsi ou les drniis, e
pri, pges etc appart"manl Dune maniore qreeoque
sil,le ta,rxhourg Aunonciaon. mesliHnt (mesne
a,ulase lrois cen cnQut SIX ieds ct qnare heneme
,'tu pOlrt fare an Chcuin publiquet SIR Ia rue de
IA nollyelle uyGe os cent oscatc TN pies SIX runee
0atry hiucncs fare la rue Celeste, dc'Ix cent rin
uan,e cnq ,,uis neut pouceset deN hulremrs str ''
uuc face i la rue de la vciIle Leyec, Iusu rapper Il
lone limitlopied de la proprGte de Laurent Maudon
l,ucog,,,rc DIES rttcS Ncile Leycc, ct dies NounCs d
Ia forn,;nt I'm angle dro {, s'etyn'ant d quatrcvns
cinp ri hs ct trois pouccs eh Proiitlcr lie lung de
liue linrophe de l., propricle tlu dit AlantOu, par
hlel Il la r,r, Cccst, de ia to!mant angle drot
attendant de Soix,nte trGis peds pDuces ct troi
eultemrs sur la igue lnlitIol,he de la lroprcte d
de Louis Dce, parallel la rue T'eie Levee: de Ia
dcnx pie,ls sept poucet ct cling lnlemes la Ign
Imitrn,lu. de In proI,rictc tu dit Dete parallel
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.gC,4LE or pHIUES-Dophle

i-tN '''''
SC,4y.E or fNIUES-Dovhie Gt,s.
For a dnable Gin ri SO ssws or more GA each
cylinder, making 100 saws IN the stand,
with feeder, banla 81. at s. rer saw, or $9'o ""
For Double Gin OF SO 50 IS macy snder,
or 20 SAVE in tn" stand, 'erdei's, nc.
If per saw, NV w
For do. OF 40 saws on do or SAWS in
stand, at s. D per saw 5oo Wv
For do. of 20 on do. or 40 saws IN
stsA1 ct So. so per saw, or zoo w
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin of 50 SAWS more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, sc. Al Sc per
For do Of 60 SAWS. with feeders, &e al Sc
For do of 40 saws with feeders, sc. IS
| per saw, ooo w
so per saw. LOU w
Extra teeth where lesired for feeders, supplied
40 cents eaeh the number oteeth being about equal
the number of saws. One set OF feeders, II is CON
si,lered however, will out tvs Or three sets OF
| sows Extra saws supplied at so cents each.
The Gins arered will be delivered to the agents OF
planters any of the port towns of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices tue agents pas inc
fire.; rl On the same from New York; and becoming re-
slt ,sibe for the amount of the Gin. n Gin wright
will be with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services viii be extra bu
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired
on reasonable TERMS but will be charged extra. HORST
power, ofany description, can be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines can also be ordered II dc
sired
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
tfsv should accompany them with their views IN regar'
to the arrangement SAWS, breasts, brushes, Nc
is Il ind they differ, opinion. Some desire saws o
larger diameter tl,o others. The most common siz
is or 10 inches, some wish them II inches. Som
wish Il rowss brushes on An axle, while others d
, no, want more han at most. Some Wis|, with
or . teeth the inch, while others want 10 or IL
: W UGH discrepancy, we prefer they SHOULD, =
the time of giving orders, furnish statement OF thci
wishes and the manufacturers can iuhl them IN ever
mart ocular. Where is left to our discretion, we sa
n make them on the most modern and approved pai
Aa order be executed, from the time It IS rece'Fe'
in the space of eight nine weeks aud the Tin IN TIN
l. litne placed in the hands of the factor. 10 be III TIM
for the CROP all orders ought 70 be in The hands
c the nlanuacurersby the first or middle OF Nay; eA"e
/ for plantations where they late in commencing
pick or gin cotton
Nc \. b. The Patent Right, for any one OF the cettc
growing States, viii be sold on reasonable terms
MES 6mos
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.l
IL - ~ IT,

@I
VIE ships composing this Line WI! sail from New
4 O,leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on tina Doth november, and to insure the
s,rices putictuaity in the time OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship Ynzoo, Captain rrask to leave on the Doth nov.
Ship LouissWe, Captain Palmer, to leave on the 9TH
December.
Slip HuukstiNc. Captain Eldridger to leave on the
18th December. . muir. ~, ne
Ship .EicEsburg. Captain Woodhouse, to 'e"''
January. L.,
= Tie above ships are all new, of The hrst class
coppereC and copper fastened, and upwards OF oo 'o'
burtten are of light draught OF water, beng pun !"
New York expressly for the trntie The price OF pas
sage is fixed at ole bHadrc do7r&. Their cabins are
fitted up.onth most improved and convenient plan ana
finished in neat aud elegant 4tve. Ample stores "a
the first quality will be provided, and every regard mao
to The comfort and satstnclio OF passengers WIG
will pease take notice that no berth can be sctuisu u
| I'll maid for at the office of the consigneeS ,
These packets are commanded by Captains wen eN
pericnced in the trade who will give every attention
and exert themselves to accommodates heN VIII u
all times be towed mp oHd down the Mississippi ny
steamboats, and the strices punctuallty observed II
| the time of sailing. M
The owners of these hips will not be rcsponS'h'" to
aEy let err parcel or package sent by put on hoa'o
them unless regular bill OF ading be signed therefor
At the counting house of tive agents or owners. &c
70 u BEN & A COHEN
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''"a p"' ''' "'s' . '',l.'' d HE!N & A COHEN;

HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c,
* REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and hEiGiusi,
Va u short Tour in l@}5-By leman Humphrey,
d. d., President of Amherst Collage in vols
1He Works Of Mrs. Sherro0d,-l}elng the only
conplcte and uniform edition published in the
United States vol. Is. Just received and Tor sale by
WINNIE AN,
ies2 Corner Camp &mCmon streets
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geACON-25 bids Sides, IS hhds Joles, and rs
ID Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from stea
er Bdckeye, and lor sale by
STETSON & AVERY
n 10 firavier street
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EcPPERAS-90 hbls in store, tor sale by
a. & DORSEY,
;esG Al New Levee
kSuGAR-5O hills pri lie article, fur sale by
Ii DORSEY;
al; al New Leve
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n b ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. 18th l838-
Us Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for THEN
families can address the proprietor, TT Pensacola, I"
Mr. Scwcll I Taylor the former proprietor, at ,cw Oh
leans.
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take great pleasure in adding my testimony to the
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NEW ROCK &


gNI1TY AND I'M LINA1IGN: a ,el, edited by
4 , Miss Ian,lou, auth r of " ! he urro, isa,ca'
"Et,el ChurcEill,n g. in vols.
THOMPSON'S LII h or HANNAH MOORE
. vols.
HARRY AUSTIN; or, Adventures in the fish
SPAKK'S IInRAl Y OF AMERICAN BIOGRA-
PLY, yosS Il, !, 3 and 9.
THE YOUNG not Sc KEEPER and Thoughts
ON Cookery,hy W. A. Aicott.
The lie and Adventures Of NICHOLAS MCKEE
shnrCIFs BY 81 z, Nos. A g. s.
OLIVER TWIST; OF, the Parish Boys Progress,
pur 2 No ), Just received and for sale by
WIN MckEAN
novs cor Camp md Common SIS
\, LOS r,,ues Ign,s tyant ete Hritmts par Tho
u uorlble dH premier district iudciaire pour
IEtnt dc la luuISune, CONN ssaires purn levHuutio
- ,,hlcau du dtmrgc lraIS encuurir rnr rullyeI-
@ une noJ, eide rue, de lie Poydras Ia rue e.
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