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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
N office.

ENIIE subscriber, living upon Wilson's
Ill Creek four miles below Cambridge,
offers for sale his whole Tract of Land, con-
tanning 525 acres, more or less; (which there
are abOnt 200 acres cleared and suitable for the
cultivation of cotton or grain. On the pre-
lnises there is comfortable Dwelling House,
with all other necessary ont buildings. The,
terms of sale can be known by making applca-
ton to the subscriber F. ROSS.
Aug. 8. #. 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
Communicated
LEXINGTON DISTRICT, Aug. Is.


LEXINGTON DlsrRIcT, Aug. Is.
Mr.. Editor;
The following is return Of the elec.
ton for Colonel of the 18th Regiment, Sd
Brigade of Infantry, held the 9Th ult.:-
For Captain Paul Quattlebum-Lexington
Guards, II; Lexington RiAemen, 2a; Up
per Battalion, Beat No. ], ITO; No. 2, lao
No. 3, 70; No. 4, 81; Lower Battalion, Beat
No. /, 81; No. 2, al; No. 3, 100, No. a,
l2l-total, s05.
For Lieut. Col. Lemuel Boozer-Lexington
Guards, %; Lexington Rifemen, 81; Upper
Battalion, Beat No. 1.2; No. 2, %; No. 3, n;
No. 4, 6; Lower Battalion, Beat No. ], 3;
No. ?, Z; No. 3, a; No. 4, 0;-totai, 235.
Majority for Quattlebum, SGT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
Final Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscribers,
N are, for the last time. informed, that if
payment is not made previous TO the 1st OF
October next, their Notes and Accounts will
be put in the hands of an Attorney. for collec-
ton.
GOODWIN & HARRINGTON.
GOODWIN, HARRINGTON g. co.
Edgefeld c. H., Aug ~, 1889. g-26.
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Public Notice

IT'S hereby given, that Petition signed by
n the citizens at Edgefeld Court House, will
be presented TO the Honorable the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Stale of South
Carolina, at its next session, for the incorpora-
ton of the Village of Edgefeid.
Nav 2l, 1899 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

The St. Louis Republican boasts of the
corn crop Of gentleman near that city,
serenteen stalks Of which produced one
hundred and t,Osnty thrifty ears. Thi, is
pretty severe; but they always do things
ON the largest scale out west.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

The Harrisburg Reporter states, that
the. Pennsylvania 5 per cent. loans of
Sl,15O,OOO, the period for receiving offers
for which was closed on Thursday last,
was. not taken, not bid having been re-
ceived. The S2,O00,000 loan. authorised
bv the internal improvement acl, remains
omen until the 24th instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of Robt.
IA Watts. deceased. are requested to make
immediate payment; and all persous having de-
mands against the Estate are requested to pre-
sent them duly atteSted, withlnthe time pre-
scribed by law.
ROBT. MCCULLOUGH, Ex'r.
July le. 1850 G24
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

A gentleman in Tennessee advertises
for a smart intelligent Van Buren man lc
talk politics with him. He says that hi:
neighors are all of his own way of think
ing and that he can't getup an argument
with them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Nev Cotton. Three bales Of fine cot
ron, of this years crop, were brought to
town on Wednesday, the 18th inst, from
one of the plantations of Colonel R. Sim
cIe,on, in this District Columbia Teies-
cone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Health of Charieston.-The Board Of
Heath report the deaths Of 36 persons in
that city during the week ending the ll'h
inslant-25 whites, ii blacks and colored :;
II Of the whites by" strangers fever"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Perhaps they hat better doit now.-In
old times, when editor were short of mat
ter for their papers, they nsed:to fill.lhern
rp with q chapter from the Bible.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
Public NOtiCr.

VH0HE Members of the Baptist Church at
Rocky Creek, will petition the Legislature
of South Carolina, at its next session, for the
of said Church.
July l6, 1889 tf24
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
Notice,

HIS Hereby given, that application will be
made Mt the next meeting Of the State Le-
yislaturc. for Incorporation Of the Aiken Bap.
list Church.
Aiken, s. C,August /, 1889 c26
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BrOughl to the .yaif

nA,F this District, negro man by the name
" of DAVE, he is between IS and DO years
Of age, five feel 3 or inches high. lie says
that he belongs to company of men on tue
Macon Rail Road, Bibb comfy, Ga; the fol.
lowing are names of the gentlemen, viz: DR..
Winn, Dr. Thomas, John Thomas. and Samuel
Hunter. The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away. CD. GLOVER, J. T.. D.
June 81, 1889 tr21
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Pay Your DEBTS, a7s6
Well Paw Ours.

VN7E the Undersigned take the present
Wv method to inform oil persons, who are
indebted 10 us, either by Note or Accounts due
lst January last that they are requested to
come forward and settle the same, on or be-
fore the Is: of October next. A longer indn-
gence will not be given. Furthermore, all
who owe us, sums less than t,oenty dollars. 500
due the 1st January last, are requested to come
forward and settle the same immediately-and
again, to NIL who owe such claims as above NEIL
toned. if they wish to save cost and trouble,
we now emphatically say to them, Donor PRo-
cRAsTlNArE! but come forward and liqudale
MITCHELL g. RANSOM.
Hamburg. July "a, 1899 26
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NOTICE

gHNHE Subscribers being desirous to close up
D their Dry Goods Business at Edgefeld
Court House, will commence, from this time,
10 sell their remaining Stock Of Dry Goods at
Cost for Cash; or at ten per cent advance on the
Cost, with credit until the 25th day of Decenl-
ber next SMITH g. FRAZIER.
A LII Persons indebted 10 SMITH g. FRA
IA zIER, for the years 1897 and 80, by open
Account, are requested to come forward and
settle the same, by Cash, ay giving their Note'.
s. & F.
Jnly 10 1899 If %
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State of South { arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Jnly 10 1899

WN7ILKS. B. HOLLY, OF this District.
Wv tolls before me one brown-bay marc
Mule, eight or ten years old. four feet seven
inches high; 5oth other fore feet split at the end.
There is some appearance of n brand on the
left shoulder. but not so as to be understood
what tits. Appraised by Jacob Long, Michael
Long, and Ansel Goff at Fifty Dollars.
AMOS BANKS, @. U.
July Il, 1899. &C. 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

FRUaALIrY.-Without frugality none
can be rich, and with it, very few would
be poor.
Let no man anticipate uncertain profits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Why are young ladies like Indians p
They are fond of beaux. (bo,os)
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Prospectus Of the Second Votume.
Embellished with splendid Engravings, and
Enveloped in Printed Covers.
THE AUGUSTA MIRROR
a Semi -Monthty Journal,

Il Semi -Monthty journal,
Devoted to Polite Literature, Music, &c.
by WILLIAM T. THOMPSON.
The success which ha, attended the above
publication. and the very liberal patronage
which has been extended 10 the First Volume,
has induced the publisher to make every effort
in his power to render the work still more
worthy the patronage ola Southern Public
With this view, arrangements have been made,
by which lie has secured the assistance of a nu-
merous list Of correspondents with whose CO.
operation he hopes 10 be able 10 render the
Second Volume almost entirely original in its
contents, as well as southern i'll character
While he would avoid making promises, which
he might lack the ability to perform, yet his
confidence in his present resources, enables
him to assure those who have encouraged him
by their patronage in the infancy oil his under
taking, that If they have been satisfied with the
past they will not fail to be pleased with the
Second Volume of the Mirror.
The Second Volume which will be published
on the lltb May. will be considerably improved
in arrangementand " p"grapIca appearance,
and will be prntedon paper of an excellentand
uniform quality, though no material change
will he made in the plan of the work.
The ensuing Volume will be enveloped in
neatly printed covers.
Terms.-The Mirror is printed in royal
quarto form, on good paper, and OIL fair type,
aud is issued every other Saturday evening. at
$3 in advance, or "a at The end of the year
Each Volume contains Ticenty-Siz numbers, or
t,eo hundred md eight royal qnarto pages, in
Guiding t,renfy-sir iavori'e pieces Of Music, AZ
ranged either for the Pianotinrte or Guitar !:
comprising, in all, more reading matter than is
contained in t,eo thousand common duodecimo
pages.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are authorised to
act as agents for the Augusta Mirror. All
receipts for subscriptions given by them, will
be credited upon the books of the office -
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A. Chase, Atiens ID. G. Cotting, Washing
ton; N. l.. Sturses. Waynesborough; l.. l..
Witch, Madison. Morgan Co.
South Carolina a. Chazal, Charles
ton; Colonel A. II. Pcmberton, Columbia !;
]. D. O'Conncll. Advertiser Office, Edgefeld; {;
Of whom may he had
The British Partisan; or Tale ofMe Times
Of DID, By Miss ''oragne. OF Ab"cville Dis
trict $ C. 30
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LOOK HERE.

vUVHE Subscriber living four miles East of
= Edsefeld Court House, offers for sale
likely young negro Man, warranted sound.--
Terms can be known by applying to tile sui.
scriber. THOS. DELOACH.
July II 1889 G23
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Charleston. Aug. Is, 1885, 28-6mos.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
BY HEWLETT e. CENAS.
SYNDlC'S SALE.

VN1lLLbe sold on Monday, 18th of February, at Il
w o'clock, ut the City Exchange, st. Louis street
Parish and city of New Orleans, dated the 9TH instant
under the direction Of the Syndic the following iescrib
ed prop:ry, surrendered by Gabriel George Glenny ia
his creditors viz:
ted in Carroton. Nos. SO and 60 measuring ench 25
feet front nth street, by $50 feet in depth Nos 60
and g. heving the front Of rs f. on Rese,vee ST.
by like depth. bought Of G. poree by No,aral Act
passed before La Gardeur, Notary Public the l'h of
9. Lot No. S, in square No. IS in suburb Washington,
3s Municipality, measuring % feet inches front on
by 100 feet in depth. Bought Of L. s. Aillcgsberg, BY
net before T. Se5her Notary Public the 18th Of Febru-
ary, 1897. ,,o =
square Oh in suburb Washington, Sd Municipality,
Nos. 8, and 10, having each 81. |. g. Marant st,
between Morales and Crauhart streets, by NV feet in
Depth Mo- II having 81. 9. 8. fee, on Mernnt street,
Wy feet on Crquhart and No. H. having 81 feet
On Urquhat street by H. s. b. fset in depth Bought
#, s%!s. by at before L. fe''"' Notary Public
l. Eigh, lots, Nos il, "A, 15 l6, II, 10, 10, 90 in
square No, "a, suburb Washington, Sd Municipality
No. 49, forms the Of French and Urqneart streets;
measuring 81 g. G. feet on French street by w.
and %, each measuring 81, L. 6. feet front on French
street by l06 L. fee, ndepth. Bought from F. B"rshe
and Thos Duplesis by act passed before Fcfaud' NO
harry Public, the ?lst Of February, l8a7. :.
s. One lot on Vine street, near the new Canal" bought
from George Andrews by private act, dated the 18th
March, 1887. Goo Andrews and wife acquired titls
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures rs fee!
front o. Vine street. between the Florida landing and
the boundary between Sabutb, st. Mary and Delorc
having les feet IN depth
Terms and Conaons-One third in cash; and the
Remaining two thirds Of the price Of each purchase
payable ii and IL months. The purchaser giving Inv
notes With geod endorser, and mortgage REFINED
SHtA complete payment.
The acts Of sale to be passed before H. d. CENAS
Notary Public the purchaser paying the NUary's lees
ana the expenses Of taking possession by surveyor,
neceaSaYv al2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

THE Subscribers Offer u, Wholesale
" the following goods.
Y HATS-l0o cases mooskin silks, az
- [ sorted sizes and brin,s.
loo do do MOI do do
100 cases best No J, assorted sizes and brims
90 do Beaver superior article:
50 do Fin. Nutria;
50 do Extra do
900 do Black and Whi;e Russia;
so do Extra Black Russia
100 do Mnskrat 4 Coney fur broad and narrow
brlins, for levee and country trade;
d. All ranks otmilitury l. naval Chapeaus
do Childrers silk and Russia Hats u sizes
Cdps-Fur, otter, fur Seal, Jyuku, Muskrut, ana
haar Seal, tn tro dozen cases.
Seaette.
Cloth Caps-pick~ick, Polish Asrils ha,
shape soft top.
Forest Forage,
Military uniress,
do Leather foaglng.
hildren's Fancy urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
Freuch patterns
stocks-Salin Silk and Bonbazine, Of this neates,
styles.
charlottesville and cotton.
Military Plunes, oiled silk.
silk observation-disclosures aud SpitaliellS,
BundhoXe far laers wood cases, double for dry goods
The aLove goods comprise large stock and all
al the latest patterns, and will be sold at small ad.
vance, with aud charges New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern western and
Manuac t"rers, New York, aud the shortest possible
notice, German and French Pushes bought,
GOSSIP & CO,
Nayal. Military, and Fashionable Ilarte,s
Exchange HOTEL
npylA ST Charles 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

NOT iCi..
Mr.. GEORGE MhRRlCK having resigned the Of
fee ofohie Eng neer Of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road, MIR. .iah4 HampsqH has been ppoinl-
ed in his place. 10 VIII all persons having business
with, wishing Information Regarding said Rail Road
viii! apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order Of the Board.
lsigne,l JOHN NICHOLSON.
nnyl7-,f CASHIER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEEcPhL ce LOUISIANA,
OFFERS his services to III" public il The depart
~ mcnts OF Snrve, ing und Civil Engineering both
in nwn and country. From considerable experience in
his profession. and by promptess and delt, in The
execution ot business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit and eceve II share Of public patronage flewh
also and calculate The contents Of walls and
excavations Office No Charues street second story
hack. je7
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
Fol, LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL
Fl 4 AL ship take 2n0 bales cotton
,frrfs and will positively sail on Saturday next 18th
.AAAAA- tzg inst Jul5 l. H GALE, 93 Common st
FOR lIAVRE
Fl The and fast sailing ship JOHN
,TrfN. HOLLAND, Capt. !ourdan will receive
despatch nvlng the greater part Of her car.
90 engaged and going board. For freight Of 100
bucs COTTON, Or passage upplyto
GEOliGE BERGEEOr. Royal at
jul2 or to u II GALE, 93 Common st
FOR LIt ERPODL
Ia, The fine ship DENMARK. Lovett, mas
,ETfIs ter, will have ina "edi"te despatch. For
" freight Of Pun bales cotton or PASSAGE apply
to jas LHGALE, SO Common +,
FOR LIVERPOOL,
IA, The fne fast sailing ship ST. JAMES,
,i1N Capt. d Ilcwe, master, will have a.nediatr
.xa4E1 despatch. For balance Of freight or passage
Apply ial S&l WHITNEY ,z3 GIMP =,
FOR LIVERPOOL
-, The fine new Al I'srq"e BYRON, Capt.
y Bsnrson, will have immediate despa,ch. For
-xlE freight Of 2h0 tales cotton, or passage lav 9
d93 l. II GALE, 90 Common $,
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COKE.
TINHE price of Coke ON and after thu LIST fav of
J. October, will he fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Works ward, and if taken in quantities of oa. hun
bred barrels, will be ieli ed free uf ,rnyage.
The advantage that article of fuel possesses o.
yer the anthracite and ,t mnoas GOALS guiiing more
readily than the i"rme and freq from tbs unpleasant
smoke OF the latter should induce every family 10 make
use sfit -
Orders rec.ive at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
/. W ELLS,
'ep29 sec'y
4 lNDSEis=-5A bales Lowell i.indsrys landing for
~ sale by S!EISON d AVERY,
n7 So t;ra>ier 81
ENi.Dtl-Su5 hrs choice brands in and Tor sale
II nv ii DORSEY,
jl2 a New Ievee
M ACkEREI.-1,9 bhIs and $50 huff bbls. Nos.
III - K Mucl or i, in store and for sale nv
jalS THAYER & Co, "a Poydras q
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
Ls.s

EXCHANGE REA DING ROOM.
VVNIfE proprietor has se-itted his Reading Room, in
i the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner Ut Gravol
and St. Charles street, IN the neatrst manner.
Besides all the principal apors of the Unod States
of every city and state. the Cunadas Texas and Next
and HAVANA, the is regularly and extensive
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Ioyds
LISTS and Picos Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals. Of the day, and has the
publications Of the London, I;dn',urg, Westminster
Metropolitan l.eviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North American Review the Southern i.iter,-. knck
booker, The Anericun Journal at Scienccs aud Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, tentlenen's
gazne american monthly, Bently'. MISCELLANY, the
All these works regularly subscribed for and recei
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
ofmans and ruses Niles Register, ievy's Price Cur
rent from its commencement, Gazateers, und variety
of works ofrefereuce.
The most active u intelligent news collectors EN-
plove1, give the earliest rivals and no pains
cnse will be spared 10 render this Reading Room the
first the United Suites.
Subscriptions ure respectfully rece;'e
Octll-tI
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Il A z \ \ r.
.pTr Nf ~ ('syr/a. {. f',,,,,,,, ,t

Il "A IA r.
t,""er " 81. Ehnrisa g. Comsaou street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
1stSil & ALLAN would Respectfully call the az.
'sntion OF citizens aud s,rang teir con, plc,e
assortment OF t'enilcmch~ linen -hirts do Cambria.
with linen r"I'S. fashionable linen fronts: linen CO.;
lars: silk cotton and nero uer shir,s and drawers:
caLhr': and silk lnndkrrchet> bInct nnc fancy c,a-
waits IN great Variety stocks Of every description: gun,
cin>'c and cotton snSpners: silk cotton and thread
gloves: gents Anskin gloves: umbrellas aud canes gold
mounted.
Also,-SpleniM assortment of ladies' and gents wr.
ting desks e'sny cases. port tolio., periuler, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods
uuylt
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FOR MOBILE.
b The regular pn.astlow pre- ssure
EJlsssl lz5 Assss~,e,ner GiKAtFE, Capt. SwiIrr,
will leave the lake end Of the Rail
Road, every
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS,
after th" arrival of the - o'clock cars ad Oh her re-
turn leave Mobile, every
7ueSlnyS and Fridays.
For passage a.ply On board
CAPT. SWiLER.
S-Wlehevcr sufficient humble of passengers
offer the 'ri. will touch amy Of the intermediate
la 'dings upon previous notice hciug given to Capt
> "icr nOv7=-tt
U}WlLLIAM FErST is associated MS "a rar,ner
nh the hrn of Nliril.e e. Co.,, No. rs Magazine
wee', Tor the transaction Of general commission husi
| rSSl JiO-Im
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PAR HEWLETT & CENAS.

VENiE FAX LIZ SfNDIC.
I sera vcnlu le l.,nd 10 Ecvrer, IL heures, la
j Bourse do Cite, en- dun decret de Ia cour de
pnrosae, pour IL lar0sse ct vile de In NOuvel orle-
ans, date du Gu courant, sous Ia direction du sym
die les pr.prlees suivantes nbandonnees pa: Gabriel
George Glanny ses crennccrs
|. Qnare lots do terre, nos SO, Co. 81 ct g. sues
Curroon; SO ct 60 mesmrant % nds chnque face
Ia rue Onz- sur $50 peds dc profnneur GO It 81,
ahaqur, IS pieds de face la iseservee sur une
meme profondcur-achetcs de Por~e. par acte de-
I.egardeur, not. public lc 10 mni 1887.
9. Lot s. dams l'iet Is, au faubourg Washington,
muncipuitt, musnran ~ pds Cps sur la rne Morales
ene les rue. du Port ct Ferdinand, 100 pieds en-
profandcnr-a de ]. ) liegsberg par ucte de-
want 4 Scshers, MT pub. lie % fcvrier 1887
3. S Lots de ierre g. 9, TO- ct ~ dams l'iet no
q, au fnubours Washington, Muncipait no 3, nos n
9 ct 10, nyant cHque 81 l. sur Ia Mazant entire
Morales Ct Urquhart, w pieds de profondeur, no
II nyant 81 pas sur Ia RI" Mazant sur 10Y pieds
la rue Urqulart; e, no ~ 81 pied. sur Ia rue r-
sui,nrr rur i7i pieds ps igucs pof,ndeur-ache
de lurhe, rar acte dev3"t L. Fer"ud, not pubic
lie q fevrcr 1887
A. Hui, Lots, nos 49, IA, Is, is, II. H. oet 90 dams
Pilct "a, iaubours ashing on, 8, Municpalitr
quhart ,nesurnnt 81 pd9 p liz Ia DIES Fran
cas- log pd u pa sur Ia rue Urqnhnr'; Ct les
IA, l5 l6 ", 10, 10 ct 90 Clique nesuIan 81 pd ps
liz de face la de. Francnls sur IOG de pro-
f,ndeuI--achcte de T. Bnrthe =, rios Dnplrsss, par
uct devau l. Fernud INA pub, lie q ies rier 81.
S. I'm Lot sur Ia r.ip de Ia Vfgne, pres du nsuvcau
doe du 10 mars G"rge Andrews ct , son epou-"
ncquircnt lie li,re dc Holiness n ce lot, qu 25
pieIs de- face Ia tie la V.nr, entire lie hnrcadere
Feride ct la lignc dc d-marcniion DIES aubourgs Ste
Marie ct Dc!or, avant i23 picds de prrfuncnr
COndons-Un tiers compliant ct les dcux autrcs
tiers mos, acqucrcur dormant scs hillets ayec
dosseur, It hvpo,hcque jnsqn'a pnrln Placement.
Les acos de vcnte ser mt passes tcvunt H. Is. Ccnas,
not pub ncquteur pavant les fras d. 'ace ct la prise
de possession par larpeneur, I2
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.,...N--- 80" b,,S MS com,
y Edward Shippcl', for sale by
LAM HENCE

Jan3 FCF>p{
FlTl OF NE4V ORI.EANS-Sccond NUM-
~ Third Ward---Decrnber 10Th, 1888. Il
ers of property ON Front Levee street, are here
fed 10 comply with the ordinance Of Noven
under the penalties prescribed, in SHY days III
d,te, in cSccu ing the following o. der, to vii;
Tie sidewalks fronting their respective piurelt
the tones uni three feet paved support, and
the san,e puted with sovd quality lake tricks.
SAM. KlBOu1
Conms>nrv, Bird
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II AfANNA COFFEE-l33 bug. prime,
Il t"n schooner Eay'e, Tor sale by
ABRAHAM TRf1
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING,

BANK NOTE ENGRAVING,
RAWDoN WRIGHT, HATCH & EDISON
IL AVE. opened an office in New Orleans. possessing
L l. equal advantages " it'll their house in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving an printing Bank Notes.
Bonds, Bills oG Exchange, Certificates Of Opposite,
Checks nll other important pa ers, reIu ring security
the safe keeping OF all plates and impressions entrus
ed to their care; their spcc embrace The notes of
over five HUNDRED banking INSTITUTIONS, and all orders
will be executed with promprit,Ile and on the usual
terms. Othce, cornes Of Royal & Canal street.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

JEFFERSON ALADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col ege and to 9TH
l crs conducted by H. Granet, l. l. u.
Exchange Alley, between Cont and Bienvi!lo. TIL;
situation the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the nise Of the streets and the
rafting Of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in E"glish-ihe Senior department for Latin, Greek
Mathematics, &C. PuUctuality, ordar an! discipline
strictly euJoned and observed.
Terms, JUNO, Department, per a,onth; $l0
Ssniur do II
Spanish
LIST. Books, slu es, paper, sc, charged separately
End, mouth once begun, to be paid in full;
Bird. M deduction for absence for holidays:
9TH. Payments be made regularly every month
Schoo! hours from - to 3 o'clock, except Thurs.
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