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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

c-r We are requested by Col. NlMRop DAVIS
TO state, tina, his name was placed on the commit.
tee Of arrangements for tho Barbecue TO be given
in honor OF s. =. Prenhss at this place, with.
out his knowledge or consent, and contra.
" to his wishes. Colonel Davis is a dem
ocrat, and VIII vote The democratic ticket. He
understands well the questions a. issue before
the people, and will give no counteuance OF sup.
port 10 one who is the acknowledged lender of the
federal, shin. plaster party Of the state.
Try again, Messrs. Whigs. You were guilty
Of a similar ndiscre,ion IN getting up your county
convention in 1897, which, you know, proved a
miserable failure. We thought you had gOined
lesson Of wisdom from the past, but as Napoleon
said Of the Bourbons, it would seem tina, you ne
yer learn, and never forget any thing. You grow
old without the benefit Of experience.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

sen-Ili.ify, The invitation yuu have been pleased o.
convey tu me, on behalf Of Tie Democratic ctr
zens or Madison and L,mestone counties. % al
tend the public dinner they have offered the Hon.
james X. Polk, On the 2Oih Of his mofah. al
Huntsville. Should my health enable me b per-
form The journey al that period, Il will afford me
ihe highest pleasure o. comply with II, aud thus
f,llh the PROMISES which uere made to YOU IN
former occasions, and winch you have referred 10
ca terms Of so much indulgence aud kindness ~
the present.
Ii - but natural that the citizens Of Alabama,
particularly the northern portion Of IT, should have
felt the deepest interest ~ the verdict winch the
CIuzen9Df Tennessee, 80 closely allied Ia them
neighbors and friends, we're to pass on the
questions involved IN the recent elections. They
saw that Federalism, as in The days VI 90 and
'OO.I masked under names aud professions that
were calculated to deceive and beiray, had ad
vanced within the limits Of Tennessee, an that
the time bad arrived which was TO decide whether
her citizens were still capable of maintaining the
supremacy Of the Republican flag.
In the result, although there is no disappont-
menl to those who were best acquainted with the
character of our citizens, there Is much to cheer
and crafty their brethren in other quarters Of the
Union, Who cannot but regard It As IA new proof
Of the safety with which the people may always
be appealed TO, to sustain what is right, aud cor
rect what is wrong in all tina, concerns the ad
mln'siraton of Government, deriving its power
and authority from their will alone.
pray you, gentlemen, to assure my friends in
Madison and Limestone, Of my gratitude for
their continued kindness towards me, and to ac-
cepl for yourselves as we'll Us them, this express
SION Of my wafmest wishes for your prosperity
and happiness.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

LoEeEvIrT,- There now resides in indiana man
nsmed Andrews 100 years o!d--l07 years older
than his youngest child, which is IS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

p5- The wings seem to be immediately rejoi.
ced because they were not defeated in The late
Rhode island election. What cause have they Tor
such exuliaiion' In 1887 they carried the State by
more Than one thousand majority--now tleir major
lily is only some three hundred. A very great wing
victory truly in one oil their strong holds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE RIGHTS
ADDRESS.

The central committee appointed by the Demo.
cratic State Rights Convention held IN Jackson
last winter, 10 draw up al address TO the people
Of Mississippi, have performed the duty which de-
volved on them. The address appears in the
Mssissppinn Of tho 18th inst II is powerful
document distinguished for the clearness and
vigor Of iis style. and the eogency Of its argu.
monls. II s full and eSpIici, on all the important
points at issue between The two great parties Of
this country. Il traces with unusual ability the
origin, history, and distinctive principles and pol
icy Of those Two par,ies known formerly by the
names Of Federal and Republican, and lattery Of
Wing and Democrat Upon The various and I'M
portant subjects Of the currency, the relative me
rils Of the two plans Of keeping and dsbursing the
public revenue, whether by a bank or an indcpend-
eni treasury. and tho importance and necessity Of
bank reform by the State, it presents an array Of
facts and Arguments absolutely irresistible, and
which must carry conviction TO the minds Of eve.
~ unprecedented reader.
We shall commence the publication of this Ad.
dress next week-iis great length renders il i'm
possible for US to give the whole Of !, in our pa.
per, at once. As we are DESTROYS that every
person should have an opportunity Of reading this
address, We shall be prepared to strike Off several
thousand copies Oft IN M extra, provided sufIi-
ciOnt sum shall be subscribed to DELAY the ex.
pcnse.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

A. G. BRowS, one Of the Democratic osndl-
dates for Congress will address his fellow eitI-
zsns as follows
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21


0uR Cousrr CAsvAsa--We assure our distant
friends who have made irequen, enquiries of US re-
Gently respecting our county ticket that nil things
are going on well so well, 10 be sure as we
could wish, for there is unfortunately some division
among us, but well enough, we believe, to ensure
the election Of our entire ticket. We certainly do
not wish TO create an over confidence il our party
the contest, we know, will he close bu, unless we
are more deceived than we ever were before,
Spcght Lpscomb, and Gilmer will be our Repre-.
seniatives in the next Legislature. Our neghbor
over the way Us confident that Bmps will be elect.
ed, and he seems TO found this confidence upon the
hope that many democrats will vote Tor him. He
will be deceived we verify beIieve--no democrat or
state rights man, who acts from principle can or viii
vote for bilups. We think, We may set il down as
certain that McNut, Brown and Thompson will
get decided majority in the county. We hope To
be able to proclaim The gratifying news in Novsm
Der next that ais well Cor the democrats cause in
Old LowndCs--such we know must be the result
five are only united, and use the proper cxertions
fELLow FEvER.--Th,s disease has been preva.
lent IN several OF our southern cities during the pas
month with almost unprecedented fatality. Ia New
Orleans, the deaths have recently been from my Il
sky day, and in Mobile, from the Isl to the Oh
Inst inclusive, the deaths from this cause alone wcr
i0l, Even the interior cities have no, been entire
y exempt from the epidemic. Several cases Of tn
disease have occurred in Augusta Ga, aud few
Natchez in this State. Our latest accounts from N
south represent the malady 10 be still on the nereas
The editors in Mobile have been compelled 10 su,
pend the publication Of their papers to once wee
instead Of three times as heretofore, as one Of NJ
exchange papers says, for the want Of o7-s, ri
cool season is now fast approaching and il is hops
that the progress Of this fatal disorder win soon
stopped.
tr Weare requested by Col. NlMRop DAv
to state, tina, his name was placed on the comm
lee Of arrangements for tho Barbecue TO be give
r u d. Al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
NO BANK.

We have heard the rumor to which our CORES.
pendent mo Bank" alludes, relative 10 'ts
checks Of the Real Estate Bank Of ,hs lace,
being protested at the north, but whether il be
true or not, or whether the bank had any funds to
meet these checks, we ore unable TO soy. We
know nothing of the condition of The bank or Of
its proceedings.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

HERMITAGE, Sept. 1, 1889.
Gentlemen ~ received with feelings Of deep
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
For Usii,d STATE. Senator.

SATURDAY. SEP. 81. ls9s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

FIRE AT ST. LOUIS AND Loss OF LlfEs--A
dreadful FIRE occurred in the city Of ST. LOUIS on
the 9lst ut The following account l this calamity
is taken f ON the St. Louis Gazette.
One Of the most destructive fires which ever oc'
Cured in this city. broke out this morning. aoo0IA
O'Clock in the four story stone block at the coTneTo
Front aud Vine streets.
The loss is variousy estimated at from SlOO,OoV
TO $500 900 it being impossible 10 estimate 'he
value of he goods on storage. The insurance VIII
probably amount to 80 or forty thousand dollars
"Dunng the fire, two explosions CT gnn-powder
occurred which, 10 some extent prevented ihose
present from taking such measures as they other
wise might have taken. To stop the progress Of TIE
fire or to remove property.
"CaIamtnus as this fire has been, the chief cause
orrerret is the loss OF o number valuable lives Mr..
B. l.. Turnbul, well known as a bookseller IN tbs
city Mr.. Hayden, clerk at Wiling & Cosra
stranger FAMED Brewer, and il is supposed ore or
Two others, persisted in the flames They were en-
gagged in removing goods from the store OF Mr., WIZ
ing, when the explosion in the store Of Blame,
Tompkius and Barrett, threw down the sooc WaIoI
the building, crushing the frame building below
"rhe storage of gun-powder in these buildings
fiji does not vtae the insurance, will at least ntel
with the apprehension of every member OF the com
munty; and we sincerely hope that the disastrous
and heart-rending occurrence OF this morning VIA
lead 10 more caution in this respect, Snd TO NE eA-
tension OF more efficient organization oil The hfe &C.
partment of the CITY.
"P. s. -Four, or as some assert, five bodies Ga,e
been taken from the mouderng runs lnC'u"s
those of Mr.. Turnbull Mr.. Hayden, Dir. bfe"e''
| and one ur Two whose names are unknown.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

JAMES X. POLK.
To Messrs. William Smith. James W. Camp,
Wm. II. Gee, Nathaniel Terry, Eli Ham.
mond, Thos. Brandon, john Connally. d.
u. Turner COMMITTEE SC.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

John Quincy Adams gave the wings the only P'c.
scription Tor union, which can possibly heet u'.'
diseased state. He told them plainly, not lone agI,,
that il was too much their practice 10 "egpend oil
their energies upon devices to defeat the measures
of the majority" Get" said he, zone honest
principle to hold you together" Webster acAnoM'
edged that The "old man eloquent was rlghl. he
acknowledged that the wings had spent whole Sc
siuns OF Congress IN preventing the ADOPTION OF ~
ilical measures. In fact this is their poicy-oIp,
siton hpt whoever knew negative as prlnelpe
of union! Wise may cry on, UNION ti he IS hoetN
bu, The whigs must get their homes; principles Hs'
and then they can talk ola proper union.
Boston .iiorniHg Post.
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AN OBSERVER.

.Ne,r Democratic Paper,-We have received the
hrSI number OF paper just started at West Point,
lroup county Ga. entitled the Georgia Jencrso.
aiah' li's very ably edited, and in politics is what
It's name purports vi the true Jellersouian, demo-
cratic stamp, SUGGEST to H.
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B A Il A \ r
b A Z A \ R.
Corner IF s. Charles &, Common street,
EXCHANGE

Corner IF 81. Charles & CommoN street,
EXCIANGE IIrrEl.
yeISH x ALLAN wund respectfully call the at
tenlon Of citizens and strangers tn t,rir complete
assortment; OF 'ent'ench> linen hirs, do rnmbric-
tu fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk, aud nnder sr,s AMI drawers:
cnnhri and silk han lkrrciets: black AM, fancy c,r
vns i'll great VARIETY StmkS OF every description gu II
eln>lic and cotton suSp"nlcrS: silk, and thread
gloves: .en,s hoskin gloves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also.-Spleulid assortment Of ladies and gents wri
ling DESKS l'cssng cases port olios, pcrluncry cut
terry, and rich tnHcy goods.
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AllUN X 60, NJ. 50 Old Le,cr street. IL ads.
ton to their former stock have rfsivad from Ing
land, per ships Chester, Edwina ana "R@JuGl, and isF
Of Hardware, Iron, Steel Mas, AaGhoss,
Chains, Cordage, Leather, hls. &c. i.oh uey .iar
for sale Oh accommodating terms:-- W.
HARDWARE.
Rrigl trace chains; and log do; carrier ~y,
and chains for mills; bright Caroline hoes @uvCs
aud yndons; bright cart steel hos, and airsts GpH
spades; bright Louisiana hoes; gruibas hoes: tlnck
Carolina hoes; best 'Armitage' anvil DiacA,aisis url
lows, hammers and Ionge; files, rlrd, ot ali Aiu4
lbhotson's make; socket spade NssSl,fed x. Ids,
Ruwand's and Hoes mill saws; .est steel ahif- aud
saws hand SAWS; copper skurTs uad sedIca;
plantation bells; Indian mills; curry e,Al wuud
screws leg locks Amer lean door luha; palatks uiR
hooks; steel ards; cash and paper boA cb.s-
carpenters and smiths tools geneiSy bright sapicyI-
ces and general assortment Of able cutters agaghef
goods.
l}ui'- sell axes, ayton' PATTERN IfuHs broad
,ra rlI Nth assortment AZ tuus tools; t}o-
g., 'as-- Hnt on ICON steel ages made by other
IRON. sfEEl 90.
l0n tons fin sIn"rc a'd ruua 'mare boiler
onG r.age uu"j io"p iror, all 1aa,uon;
tur ri~2n 10; sheet cast atcs,I -,
ltI fat tur~ assorted, $uut., fs.. t..t.
s abrlo'u do; best ~ EuEl,u ,n,grru ,re l,unca
~'.l't-rs o' street nndrig lead; shot nll Sues.
NAILS.
5Ak r. c"Iuni's, well assorted, from 10 inches,
50 enskS w'". IT. n,us, fine clasp aud rise; kegs
4e hALs ouls - kegs d.e horse shoe nails G,1ius.
ANCHORS, CASTINGS. Sc.
Anchors q all sizes, chain cphes, do; 1000 French
pots IAS plnIs; spiders Rui skilleIs ,5yrp assoFf
ment; lGh sale kettles; Ploushs OF different anuaco-
RIGS window glass all sizes &aNa ScvG grind stones
and large stock Cullen mill stohss, assorted sizes
SHIP CHANDi ERY.
Tarftd rope anu hsl,ers, essaTnd, IRrgesna small
Mapitta rope, OF the bas Kind aHd 3cstntt usnnc,ntc
Manila lrd cords aud plough hnes, a sarsty Z,
every arcle in the ship chsu.ery ne Ea.ls!ier II Al
kind y INST 'ereivcd trnnE Philadelphia.
oil. AND NaVAf. srQREs,
2ocasks pure inier strrihsa ri. 50 hl!s de. 90 bb
~ ahhad 2HHlN lamp OIL, ib ilsfsss psee OIL; i,
olive ot tnQ bs'sA ts 80 no pth u,d ,arin 3 do snl
~"ai u ~ af III hH bhts spirits ut tusss mime Urn, i
srrth, t"lfal and jnrsn do; neat foot Oh 5oA w.
''''''e' N'''s '''p' ~S' w "
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ANIMALS FOR lS4O.

r U;>' receive flo II New York the following Spl,n-
- did London Elitions
l he Anarhnt , miscellany of original Prose unc
verse, edited VT. X. Harvey.
Gems of Beauty displayed nn series ortw I've highly
finished engrarlngS of various sub ects by the
Countess of Be>singtun
Fishers Dnwiug Room Soap Book, 1870 with poeti-
cal lllnSt atoms by l.. f. t.. and Mary Hewitt.
lleaths Book Of Beauty 1870 with hcnu,itu engrav>
Tie Keepsake for 1910, edited by Lady +. IIuar,
Worthy.
Hen,h's Picturesque annual for 1910; Windsor castle
and its envrons by l.. Richie.
The Poets of America by Jnln Reese splendid morocco
bound.
Chr~t'a" Keepsake for 1910, by Rev. John A. c lark
morocco bound.
Beleian's Off ring for 1910, by Miss Waterman, en-
hoSscd.
The Gem for 1910. Christmas and New Years Pre-
sent embossed and morucco.
The Seal Ailectinn's Gift for 1910.
The Childs Gem for 1910.
The Violet for 1910.
The Gift for 1910.
The Bell of the Season, poem by tho Countess of
Sh"k peure's Gallery, containing the principal fem
charurt re- in the plays OF the great poet.
Forget Vie Not, Christmas a..d New Years present,
by Fred. Shuir.rl.
Friendships Offering and Wilnv's VIZ '"h, Christ
mas and Ne" Years Present, edited by Frederick
The Token aud Atlantic S uvenr Christmas and
New Years Itescn mt, edrtedh ny = Il. Goodr h.
The Iris If Prose, Po~lry and Art Tor 1870, illus
49, u-,,,' /, ,:,,,, VIZ, W. "
pa'hSn, "y ). h'"mne' .'"''" ny US ""' 10
he DOCS u, 't's ,u",'. ~ w, ,'',,' :" tt''E"
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| Illustrations Tor SAFE ny u,e,vr.,
" S,. -, , y, 49,. 10 ' Nv =,
~ .,"cIcHo.- " y ."M-- 70 E.--n :.
| sNEENCF1 ROCKS Just received per ship lnd,uua
! 4 ium Nn,fe.
81 vol Al, Nnnj!rr Dunns
! Sl du Ht.!z.s
Jil u,, arl 7h rs..,ycnir dun ..re,!l III peuple
yul, t-tAp 'rtt - il vrlu
of,hese wcrks al. re4A, "A T., cd, + !, l, e1.o,,
| EJUHNS y Co, y q >trtup,rs' llot..
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

I OS inftuscritos moves proprietarins del bcn
1 cnnocido eStubccimicn.o nnmbrado NAM
SION HOUSE, stuado Ell Ia Gale dc la Obrapa,
Nun. ll9; tienen q honor do snunciar ii publico
que nnyores etuerzos y atenclones serau dedi-
cadas compaccr las personas que les iavorez-
can con III puirocinio. Las youtajas que posee di.
cha para los vingcrus tanto por localidad,
comodidad, etc. etc tan conecldas, que es inu-
til enum"raras.
81 set-ly CCNY & FULTON.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

vHNllE undcr.igne present propretors Of this we'll
J. known establishment called the Mansion House,
si,ue ted in Obrspa street. No. l19, have the honor
announce the sblic that their greatest and
tenton will be dedicated render comfortable persona
who mny favor them with their patronage. The adj
vnntages possessed by the house for travellers for ts
locality enience sc. we'll known that it 10
unnecessary to enumerats them.
sept ely CCNX Il FULTON.
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THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1870.

= Each days drawing under the supervision of Judges
Of Courts in New Orlcuns and the wheels opened ant
sealed by them.
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RE UI.Ak PRICES.
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE



FHNllE Subscriber has the honor to inform his friends
and the public in general, that he will open, tho
18th instant Ressural, where persons will he served
according to the bill of fare, ut regular prices, viz:
Fifty cents to Breakfast, and Seventy fve for
Dinner. The breakfast will consist Of two dishes a
npon, cup Of flee it'll milk, half buue Of wine
and hread at discretion. ihe dinner " i'll consist Of
htHe dishes at option, soup halfa bottle of wine and
bread at discrclioi.
a great number Of persons have been complaining for
long time of the Inconvenience felt tables dhotes,
where they obliged be regular hours Tha
subscriber has the hope Of having obviacd that ncon
veneuce in establishing his ReslaIra at regular prices
and where persons will be attended hour Of
the day, at cheaper rate than the liable dhotes.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for private
parties, aud will execute city denands
ul5-2w MICHEL DOUATS,
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For the Tnterior.

FOR LOUISVILLE & ClNCINN\TI
u rh" ,1ss " 5"'s UUaE e" Of f! r 'TT;
:-sassS5s-::1.ll WEST, p Aushutz, ster, nvs
g most OF her carg" engaged. will leave fer the
above ports on Wednesday the llth Instant, at 10
O'COck, A. NJ.
For balance of freight passage having elegant
ACCOMMODATIONS. apply on board Or TO
do OGDEN Il SUUFllGAT a POvdrls at
FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, PVKTS-
MOUTH T. PITTSBURGH.
at'" y" : ;"*%'' SSS :%' ia,
.z2 h"rles Stone, master will leave for
the above AMI intermediate ports on Wednesday the
llih instant at III O'Clock. A. VI.
For freight or pas age, having elegant accommodate
tons for the latter" apply en- beard oprnsit" Poydras
street JOHN BALDWIN,
% LIS Tchaptnulns st
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VET-IDW FEWER.

YELLOW FEVER.
A ANATOMICAL, Pathological and iherape'' e.
n searches the Ye.w Fever Of Gibraltar, OF go;
Iv p Ch. A. Lewis author of Lewis on Fever, Blood
Letting &c. &C., just received AMI for sale by ). =;
WASWELL & Co, successor 10 ALEX. TOWER, az
Camp st. w
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PIE BLANC, Dp. Clerk.

NTAT DE La LOUISIAN E-Cour du Prem
~ icr District Judiciarc-L'Etat de la Louisi,
anc a tous ceux quo ces pr6sentcs conccrncnt-
Salut:
Attondu que HENRY WILLIAM PALFREY
ayant achete une vcnte faito par le Sheriff do la
parosse Jefferson, Ia proPrittc ci-apres decrite,
s'est adressd grcffe dc cette Cour oil la ito
veutc fut enregstI Go 70 dix.scptieae jour dOctobrc
do PannGo 1899, pour un avs commencement I'M
ac:o, de Ia Legislature dc rE at de la Lou siane,
intitul6 Acle pour confrmer los titres dos acquc>
1884.
Quill soft connu, ct toutes pcrsonncs intGressecs
ont par ces prescntes sommGcs, au nam dc rEtat
de Ia Louisiana ct do Ia Cour du Premier District
Judic;airc, qui .pourraicnt avor drot la pr
priet6 ei-apes decrite, en- consequence dun de-
faut do forme dams Fordre, le decret on 10 jugn
snent do Ia Cour, en- vertu duqucl la vcntc etc
fait on de touc irrcgulari 6 on illegat6 dams
destination, PAWS on le temps ct lie mode dc Ia
ventc, GU pour une autre cause quelconque, do
faire voir, dams trente jours datcr do la pubca-
ton do Get avis pourqnoi la vcnte ans fate ne
raft pas eonfirmco ct homologuGc.
La ditto proprie'e fut vcndue par 10 Sheriff sus.
dit, le vingteme jour dc ScPtcmbrc dc fannGc
1889, on veru dun dGcret de cc,te Cour rcndu lc
dix-huitieme jour dc Mars do l'annee 1899, dams
ratfaire dc Maria Cecil, spouse de Charlie Dr. wcr
&, al. Les En!ans mincur Ct hertiers de Charles
Cecil-No. l2509 du Docket dc cette Cour, a la
quello vente IL dit Henry William P4Ifrey s'est
fondu acQucrcur pour 10 prix nc quatFe cents GIN
4uante piastres payable compliant.
Description do la prophetic dapres lc transfer
judiciai-rc, savuir:
I'm certain lot de terre le meme que fut ad JUICE
4 William Nicholson Hull, une vento taitc l'ar
Isaac L. Nc. Coy, encnatcur do la vo de la
Neuvelle OrlGan-. lie II Mars 1899, veru dun
iugetacnt de cette Cnur ,u 80 Jinvior 1886, ct
que le IL Mars 1899. la Cour ordonna d6,rc re-
vendu aux depcns ct rsqucs du dit Hull, cause
de negligence ct de son refus renpr les
tern.cs et conditions de la dite adjudication. Go
lot do est s,ue dams la Paroissc de Jefferson
dams la vile de Carroton il est dGsgne par lie nus
nero quatro dc lilet A, sur un plan dress6 par
Ban amin Bnsson, arpcntcur de la dlto paro,sse
90 20 Janyicr 1896, ct d6pos6 dams 10 bureau Dc
Ii. d. Ccnas, nota,.e public dc cette vile ii a
(mesure Amcricaipe) o'nHnan!c deux pieds onze
h,suces G6 Ia a. Lerec, ihafnnlc eds
trois pouces do face a la rue Bur,ic, ,!ols cent:
tren,a ~sseuf pieds de protondcur CT face la rue
Jefferson ct tr"s cents qu4,rc plcds six ponccs G
demi sur la ligne que lie dvi.o du lot No. B. enscn
die laus los droits, privileges &c. qui npparllcn
nent
Temoin r{isnornb'e A. NJ. Buchanan. Jug
dc Ia Cour susdile &C l6 Novcmbrc
1889,
?. LIE BLANC,
n20 81 in sod Depule Grctfier.
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FOR BAYOU SARA.

Regular Pucket.
b. (-HzoeA> The fine, fast running steamboat
trl|tl-zkN CHDCClL MA, Capt. Warning
..s..s will leave New Orleans every Thurs.
da, morning ut 10 oclork, and Bayou Sara every Sun
day mornlIg at the same hour. For freight pas.
50 ge apply ON board, or to
n23 l.AID AW, 81 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

LAW BOOKS.
GTORY'S Commentary on the I aw of Agency; Wen
= dulrs New York Reports; Cowan's New YorR
Repor,s: Johusons New York Reports; Ryan and
Mnody'S Crown Cases; Chi,ty on Bills, new edit.
The above with general assortment of Law Books,
lust received and for sale by
''N' JOHN J HASWELL g. Co.
Successors to
IL A TOWER, 40 Camp street