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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

lhr PnorEAr PoLIrIcIas.-We fud the 6oI-
loving admirable delincation Of the cbarac,er of
dhdF'n IAN Buen, in the Newark Daily Adyer-
tisct -
Atone time opposing universal suffrage. NJ, another
'o'oc''lng II At one time voting for all the Tariffs;
~ "no'lef protesting opposition 10 all At one
,''he gong so Lar IN favor Of Internal Improve men,s
- Wv "eoefa' Government az 10 vote Tor Toll
o'"s upon The Cumberland Road, that "A reyeoue
might be extracted from the pockets of the people
whp travelled over II AT another protesting yiolent
oPloSilon 10 al Internal Improvement by the Gen
s,al 'n'efnnent. Al one time supporting tho old
oh''"u states Bank, and petltioning for the loca-
'loh lhcfeoi Mt Albany at another proclaimipg
: incorporating hosliiiy''io the same Institution I
AT one Time IN iavor Of n National Bank, upon a
new plan NJ another radically opposed both ON IN,
9'o"nuS OF onsiiu'lohal,ty aud esredicncy, 10 any
and every KIND Of a National Bank AT one time
denouncing, as u hideous monster, The Snb.rre.-
suIy Sehen,e AZ another. declaring. over and apaio.
against the laudcst tcmonsirances Of tho people.
that Tho salvation of the Union depends upon It's A.
dopnon Al one Time iavoring the Administration
u 'o"n quincy Adams aud opposing JACKSON: at
another, violently opposing Adams and supporting
and even gtof7fY,ng Jackson Al one time adyoca-
ing, WIN great sehrmence, HErBESeHMEsr and RE-
fonn In the expenditure of $I2, 900, 600 annually
Al another iigdly aud resolutely opposing all effort
nj hErhrNcnMENr aud REFORM, even when the an
nn"' expenditures reach the sum Of 500. 900. 900!
Al one time friendly. far more friendly Than Whine
OF Harrison or Webster or Clay, 10 the RIonrs OF
The New Bedford aud all other vortns or cor
on, and TO taiperSat Emancipatioa-a another pro-
Tossing 10 be the g Northern man with Southern
feelings"
Such Is a bret outline of Tho Protcan history Of
Martin Van Buren,. aud under such guidance, II re-
qhifes only ordinary sagacity 10 see that our system,
excellent ny II Is. must speedily eoplucl Us into the
horrors of anarchy. aud thai at bes, wa can es-
peet nom II no Other than the fugitive and turbulent
existence, which characterized The Reuublic. of an
,iq"iiy.
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To .I1ilie,.s E.IxiU O,rmers.

fINHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i those who are interested in the manufacture
oil -four, that he is now in Lynchburg and will remain
IN tins vicinity a few weeks, for the purpose OF ,end-
ing FtIpdtrick'S Patent Smut NIL or Rubber for
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dit and other inn
purities and wherever it has been uled, its supe-
riority over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admitted, aud wherever introduced,
II has met with such UNIVERSAL layQr as TO supersede
all other machines in use al the time. 1t is extern
siyely used in the most celebrated mills 10 the States
oil New York, Delaware Maryland, and several 9TH
ers, q several have lately been put into mills in Vlrgi-
MA. There is one now in Haxall's mill in Rich
mond, wleie millers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity OF seeing it operate and there is one also
in Henry ). Langhorne q Co.'S mill AZ this place,
TO which would invite the attention Of mill owners
IN tins vicinity.-Some Of the most prominent quail
lies of this are, LIST, that il requires but very little
power TO propel ii end, that il cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidity and 3dly,
that ii is simple IN its construction, and very dufa-
Bile. Mlllers wishing TO obtain any Information reia-
tive to this Machine will please address the subscIi-
Der at this place.
n. B. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to, and assistance rendered in c.
recting Machine sold.
b. ID. MACOMBER. Ael.
for l.. L. ChiidS, Baltimore.
LvnChburg, Aug s Is
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aS&SA
Lc6rs"s LUschbHrs f0,. RicAniond or
the North. a 81

FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednes-
- days aud ~fiIdays, At 2 O'Clock, A.. VI. arrive nj
Cha loJtcssilles same evening", AT 7 l.. NJ. Leay,
charlottesville next day by 5 A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road a distance ofonly % miles from Challotes-
vile alter the Isl OF July, by 10 o'clock, and arrive
IN i'ichioond same evenings, by > L. M, This will
d c 'ouhu ny lar the most comfortable route as well
as the most expeditions to Richmond or gsinc
NORTH, ny way oil Washington Cry. having no night
travelling ate, leaving Lynchburg. The teams
anu coaches on this line are first rate, and tho
drivers shlin', careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared to render the lrip safe and plea
sant 10 the passengers.
Fare though TO Richmond, 50 5o.-To Frede-
%ricksburg Sl2. S. Il, CLOVES. Apent.
June II, " =,
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TNUel'N NNd Farm,

situated in Potts Creek Valley, on the Turnpike
road leading from Flncaslle to the Sweet Springs,
twenty-five miles from The former and five from the
latter place. or the superior advantages of this
property, it is unnecessary here TO speak. as they are
we'll known to all who have either visited the Springs
or travelled the Road at any season, and it it IS pre-
sumcd tina, persons wishing to rent will view the
PREMISES and examine for themselves. Proposals
will be received until the first day Of December next,
when, if such an offer has been made rs can close
With, | will, to accommodate the renter, dispose of,
at valuation, all my stock, farming utensils, &c.-
The Household and Kitchen Furniture land a set
of Bncksmith's Tools, il needed,) to be rented with
tie House and Farm. WILLIAM BOOTH.
Scptember 10 81
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NOTICE..


TINE subscriber left, at Cumberland Court House,
l. on the o9th August a box, about two feet long,
covered with blue paper, and labelled On the top,
Mrs. William jerks, Lynchburg.' The stage
driver omitted to put ii on the stage-and on reach
ing Lynchburg, it was discovered that the box was
LOFT behind. and has not since been forwarded. 1t is
app,ehended lhat The box was put on some other
stage aud carried to some unknown place-this is
therefore to request information from any person in
10 whose possession the box my have falen. Direct
10 New London, care of Col. 6. Alexander.
ELIZABETH jerks.
Sent. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
Fifty Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of Fifty Dollars,
i for the apprehension and delivery TO me, of my
servant ID II v ID
a man of color, seventeen years old, about 5 feet 5 or
6 inches high, heavy built, of a light complexion,
bushy head-had on when he left, homespun clio
thing, a fur hat, and some summer clothes. The
above re ward will be given, If taken west of the Blue
Ridge, and secured in any jail within this Common
wealth, and infonDariGn forwarded 10 me or iitakcn
east OF the Blue Ridge, ! will gIvo a reward often
Dollars, in addition 10 paying all reasonable expen-
ses for the delivery ofsaid negro 10 me IN this coun-
ty. he left my premises on Monday week, and in all
probability will ain 10 get TO OHIO.
- RICHIE HARVEY.
Campbell Courthouse, Sept.5 Is
o. The kanawha Gazette will insert the fore
eoing 3 weeks, and forward its account TO tbs of
flee for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

HE CRY - STILL THEY"-RUN We have
before announced that the Postmaster at Mobile had
resigned, and Thai sundTy drafts had been protested.
The Mobile Register attempts au ex explanation and
denial, a la Globe, from which The natural inference
IS that the late Postmaster is a deiaulter TO the ui-
fling amount Of thirty thousand dollars. In relation
10 this business, the Madison, IN Of yesterday says
- We were made acquainted with Il more than ten
days ago. The deiauler was in this city when a
portion Of his aberrations was detected, and he then
admittedto Amos Ken iall that he had used The p, bile
money for private speculation, blu I that it would be
ultimately sd)e!!! Was tins man arrested on the
spot 7 Oh no--he was too good a Loco-Foco to
be dealt with in that summary manner. The " able
and Industrious officer Whose moral sense was so
much shocked at the discovery Of a dedication of a
few hundred dollars, when he wasa mere auditor, to in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

ano unre'enling zeal,) merely gave one Of those cold
ano .p'ess grins that so peculiarly Distinguish bis
physlognomy, and replied. : he hoped he uo.id be
saeJ"r ne safe Of democracy"tt Ii is Just official
has been SUPERSEDED, and il is said he IL deia,,l,.-
. thousands. Thus we go. A good nalured Wing
remarked 10 us the other day that we miphi cease
our war against the Sab Treasury. for by The time
!" e""'" Dc eotin operation, there would be M
'.nds Tor the boco-Foco Sub. Treasurers 10 embcx.
." we shall begin to think he was half right. liza
light. ~ ri 1pyIkns !"
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NOTICE.
Sent. 10

A CTlNG under a decree of the Circuit Superior
"A Court Of Law and Chanceiy for tue coInty Of
Nelson, | shall, on the eth day Of September next,
upon the premises, offer for sale, Tor cash, the
Lot of Land, assigned TO Ohio w. Carter. upon
the division Of the Walnut Grove Estate. This
Land lies on Piney River, and adjoins the lands of
Daniel Warwick. 1t will be sold to the highest
bidder, in conformity with the decree, which will be
exhibited on The day of sale.
WIN. +. CARTER, Comr.
August % 27S
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NOTICE..

YNIlE Undersigned is now ready TO receive wheat.
L. during the season, for which he will pay the
highest cash price. TO prevent misunderstanding
he row informs his friends and the public generally
that in every case where wheat is sent TO the MILL,
and no price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mill
al the risk of the planter so long as the price remains
unsettled, as he is only a MILLER, and moi an insu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND4.
Aup g
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A new line of Coaches.

"A new line Of Coaches,
from hMynchburg to Dagger's (Dibell's) Springs
W tne Natural Bridge, Oh Tuesday next, the End dan
Eouy. ontii iurlher notice, we shall leave Lynch,
"urg on 1 tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. AT half
aitef Tour A M, and arrive at Dibrell's the same eve.
n'ngs' before night. The next morning Passengers
WI, ieare DlbrelIs after breakfast, and reach the
Wht.e sulphur about 5 O'Clock. p. NJ. Visirers to
me springs by this line will thus be relieved from
az n,ehl travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
LLew'sourg' in two days from Lynchburg. The
tufnpikei now finished quite to its Intersection with
u Lexington and Covington Road, and in add
non 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery it
fnotus, we would mention as peculiar objects of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not orer
.m niue Ridge, along the margin of James River
hnu commanding a view Of the Mountain Canal, a
IIea"u'ui prospect-lhe Natural Bridge, which MIR
'I;ss""e'son pronounced worth a trip across tile Allan.
w. 10 view and last, but not least, Daaper's Springs,
- ~ Chs. l.. DibrelL, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
me Undersigned intending to give their persona
r.ennon TO this line, can confidently promise travel
- ~ rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
'JsLso"nooat'ng Drivers, and will spare no pains
themselves 10 satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A.. GALBRAlTII,
Jn,oo, HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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DcIiuuuent stock for sale.

TWILL be sold on the Eth day At October next,
w before the Auction Store Of Payne q Tur-
ner, in the Town ofLynchbuig 9, a Shares of Stock IN
the Pntsylyania and Lynchbute Turnpike Company,
subscribed by Capt. Ricl'd. Perkins. to satisfy the
4. S aud 6 requisi,ions Of the Company OF $40 per
share OH each rcquisiiion. BY ordet of the Board.
F.S. MILLER, Treasurer,
=. &. L.. II. Comp.
Sen. 10 u2O
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: akc care Of thc cents and the Dollar,
will take care Of themselves.
HrRsry.
UNION SAVINGS RANK
C.IPXT.qL $4,000.

WILL receive Deposites Of all money current in
W the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and effectually all the property aud funds of the In
stitution, for the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice. with interest theteon, from time Of deposlte
I'LL paid at the rate of per cenium per annum, for
all sums which shall have been on deposite for less
than one year and 81 per. cent. per annum, tor all
suus which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at half past eight O'Clock p. NJ;
al the Office over the store Of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. 4. Renwick,
Z. Mclve,, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnier, Tho's. 9. AGREE,
j. Salmons, c. Phelps,
- Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President.
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer.
). W. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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Valuable Tavern and Farm
E0 III

VNIE subscriber will lease for a term of five years
Il from the first of January next, with permission
IN seed this fall, his
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ylsDMlSo
"THE LYNGuBuRG NIRGINIAN,"

A., -, published semi-9eckiy, fepery Monday and 4h~'day1 al
Four Dollar, per asnam; paya1ei 4" ddsa"ee. "0 sa0''tP
:. I'm. ,.,.;r,a fora shorter period than sir months; aud
..,,n,, niu br discontinued, (ercept at The discretion Of The
ri;,sr, uatif all arredrages are paid.
TIsEHEN7' iase'ieaaf5o cents per square
.rk..J far the first Insertion, and 81 cents Jr erery suisse
great insert,on.
pJOB PRINTING ereeated neatly and erped'f'oH'fs
sd on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

WE will receive James Rlver and kanawla
w Scrip. at par, from persons sending us con-
Arguments Of Flour, Tobacco, &c, which will be APP
propriated to the payment of Tolls on the same.
LEWIS LUDLAM SON.
Richmond, Sept 16 I'm
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Valuable Land for sale.

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
N in Amherst County, on Tye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging to The Legatecs
of w. ). Crawford, dec, - offered for sale.-A good
portion Of this Land is in woods, AID heavily timber
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable. THIS Tract contains about
400 acres, aud wikbe sold on very reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire OF
f. FLETCHER.
July % IA
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FAMILY

HAVE a lot of very nice Bacon for sale, Gu, an
l. cured expressly for Family use.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS.
Sent. O.
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A OVERSEER wanted 10 supcrintend II
n plantation, some fifteen miles from Lynchburg.
with 10 or Is hands. Address (post paid) K. ).
Lynchburg.
Sept 10 Is
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TO CO.4CE .N.7kERS.

b. RICHARDS is now opening a new and
Ii. extensive assortment of Coach Makers Ma.
terials, embracing a complete assortment in that line,
70, sale, low for cash. Sign Of The Golden AnrH.
Aug.29 IS
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TWO co vs.S STRAY'ED,

---< FROM The subscriber about two
&&9@T&NN months since. one a pale red. giving
U milk the other a deep pei red, soon
AA~n3k- to calve. both old, with their Horns
sawed of. purchased near Fincaslle last winter, and
no doub, went that way. Information gladly recelv-
ed by the subscriber near Lynchburg.
JOHN PERCIVAL.
Sept 10 "
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An Oyersccr Wanted.

YOUNG married Man Of small family, and of
N industrious and steady habns, who is DESTROYS
ofa situation as Overseer, can find employment upon
4. Faru, near Lynohbure by applying TO
WARWICK Il READ.
Sep. 10 Al
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.NEDFC.H COLLEGE.

HNHE next Winter Termiof Lectures in the Med.
Il ical Department Of Hampdeu Sydney College.
al Richmond, will commence ca MONDAY, October
2Ist. 1889, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. L.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor ofSurgery
ard Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. D. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, VI. ID. Professor of ANATOMY and
Physiology.
L.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
r.. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem
is,ry and Pharmacy.
The College I%nftmary, attached to the College
Building, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly a mum
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-to
which the Student has access at all hours.
The College %luirmary, tugciEer with the Aims
House. Penitentiaty and Armory, (Which are under
the char c oftwo Of the Professors) will afford the
Student an opportunity OF witnessing the various dis
eases incident TO Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for A Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
price at Which they are furnished, will enable the stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge oi the Anato-
my of the human body, and the use of Surgical In
struments.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
%lnfrmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all The important Sur
gical operations upon the liuing subject and from
the increasing popularity Of the lnfrmary, there is
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
III The House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance, &c. can be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course of
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quiyalent to one in the following Medical Schools i:
University OF Pennsylvania jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPhiladeiphia Medical College of the State
Of South Carolina Trannsylvania University, Lex
ing,on, Ky University of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms oflhe College ON The first OF October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May 81 6m
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USF received, n supply of Lamp Oil, price lover
- than usual. Also, the Patent Gas Light, prepar-
ed and sold at Ii. LATHAM'S.
Sept lo
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ELOUR-A superior lot of good Mountain Flour
4 for sale by HUNT MARTIN.
= Msy9"' Is
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SADDLERX and Coach Trimmings,
- a superior assortment, just opened, for sale by
Il. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 Is .
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VeaU Stage Lime.
M&R

)AooENGERS to the Springs, and other trav-
eiers' are Hereby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
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l"f inorEAr PoLiTIcIas.-We find the fol-
lowing admirable delineatiop Of IN. ch,,,n,..
lhd'hh IAN Bupen, in the Newark Daily Adyer-
tlscf -
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| shall pursue this subject in another nuaiber.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

OS infrascrtos nucvo41 "pretaros del bien
- conocido establccimiGssso nombrado MANS
SION HOUSE, s'tuado Gale do Ia Obrapia,
Mum. ll9; tenen el honor de anunciar al pubIico
que sus mayores euerzos y aienciones seran dcdi-
cadas complaccr a las personals que les favorez-
can con SUI patrocnio Las ventaias que posee di.
cha casa para los vageros, ,anio por su ocalidad,
comodidad, etc etc. son tan conecldas que es inu-
| til cnumcrnrlas.
| 81 sct-ly CUNY & FULTON,
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

TIME undersigned, present propretors Of this well
Il known establishment, called the Mansion Hoase,
situated in Obrap street, No. l9, have the h0nur "
10 the public that their greatest care aud al.
cnton will be dedicated to render comfortable persons
who may tnvur them with their patronage. The adj
vantages possessed by the house for travellers for it's
locality, convenience, &c. we'll known that it 10
unnecessary to cnumernte them.
sept ely CUNY & FULTON,
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STATE nf iouisana--Parsh Court, of the Parish
- and City Of New Orleans. Present, the Honorable
Chuyles Ma urian, Judge. No. r. 26O-IIenry Cazeaux
a. his cred,nrs. The cessioa Of property by the pst
eiouer h.rcbv accepted the court for the benefit OF
his CREDITORS and ordered that meeting Of sad cred
tors be held the Office Of laroque Turgeau Esq.
tnry public, Friday the 2lth day Of January next
there aud then deliberate the affairs Of the petition
er, and in the meantime all proceedings against his
person aud property stayed. 1t il further ordered
Cha, l.. Segaix, Esq. be appointed to represent the
absent creditors. By order oftle court,
ARMAND PITOT Clerk.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December Goth, 1880.
III" d2l-3te&f
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rIlE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO NIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

il Each days drawing under the supervision of Judges
Of Courts in New Orleans, and the wheels opened and
sealed by them
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b u A AR.
Corner Of st. Charles & C0mmox sfseeA

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RtSE & ALLAN would respectfully call The al
tenon Of cit,zens and strangers their compr, i.
assortment oi Gehiienehs linen hrts, do s.mhric-
Nnh linen ronis fashionable linen tronts linen cal.
lars silk, cotnn and merno under slr.s aud drawers:
a'nhrtr and silk handkercheis hlnct and fancy ca,
gas IN e,eai variety: stocks OF every descrption gam
Elastic and cNon susperlers: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: g"ntshoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes solo
nnunied -"
Aiso,-Splenaid assortment of ladies and sss,s vr;
ING desks dressing cases port olios. ps,fassr,, cut
ery. and rich fancy goods, - '''
uoyi1
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1NTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de Pa
roisse, pour Ia parosse ct vile do Ia NouvellIe

1NTAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cour de Pa
II roisso, pour la paroisse ct vile do Ia Nouvelile
O,Ieans-
-. Present rfIon. Charles Mauran, Juge.
No 1890. Henry Cazenux contre SEES Creanciers.
La cession des propretes, par ls Pettionaire est
acceptee par Ia Cour, pour 10 beneice de ses ere.
ancisrs ct il est ordonne qu'une assemblee dcsdts
creancers. ait lieu, au bureau do Laroque Turgeau,
notsre public, Vend red lie "a do Janvier proclaim.
pour d6lib6rer les affares dudt petitionnare,
81 QUEEN attendant, toutes poursutes contre per-
some ct propre,ss sont arretes II est de plus
ofdonne que l.. Legaux soft nomm6 pour repre-
senter les creanciers absens
Par ordre do laCour.
NouvelIc Orleans 90 Doc. 1899.
ARMAND PILOT,
d2l St Greffier.