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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

Brother Austin III. StoueU has accent
ca call to take the charge of the Baptist
ohurch IN Palmyra, Wayne Co., N. Y.
ana requests his correspondents to direct
accordingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18
TRANSCRIPTION IN THE WpsmIvn

EMANCIPATION IN THE WEST INn1rs
A writer in the N. Y. Journal of com.
merce, speaking of the statements made
by Rev. Mr. Scoble, relating to the con.
dltion of the British West India Colonies
and the effects Of the emancipation of the
negroes, says, that "Mr Scoble's state
ments were corroborated by two planters
IRON Jamaica, who were present, in all
respects with regard TO the other islands,
and In the main, with reference to that
island. They have been confirmed, also,
by Mr.. Haynes, of Barbados, now in
New Haven. and by the Hon. Mr.. Brum-
ley, from Trinidad, now in this city,
They are also confirmed by the official
documents of the British Parliament. so
lar as 1t respects the increase of exports
and imports. Not an intelligent planter,
an the West Indies, aoishes to 90 back to
the old system"
We understand that the Missionary So
ctlety of the Methodist Episcopal church
have chartered a vessel, which will sail
on the LIST proximo, with fifty passengers
ali connected with the OregoneTerritorv
mlsslon.-N. Y. Spec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18
NOTICE,

S hereby given, that this day give to nv son.
4 IViIiianl s. and Thomas RoSers tie rs $50
der of their time during their minor;fv ana IN.
shall claim none Of their services nor bs -.
eountaole for any Of their contracts, sfter this
aate. GEO. 81. ROGERS.
Brandon, 18th Sept. 1889. b2:s.Vy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

~ Those who are in arrears for the
Telegraph, for one. two, three. or four
years. as their cases may be. are request
ed to make payment with the least posi-
BILE delay. There are individuals who
have had the Telegraph OF me during the
4 years I have published it, without even
letting me know whether they design to
pay for it or not. This is certainly too
bad. l am happy to say that this class is
not large.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18
N @ TIC E

The next session of the Fairfield Baptist is
Soeaataon will be holden with the church at
o msM fG,rJGr, commencing Wednesday,, the
10Th inst. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
]. M. BEEMAN, Chm.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

THE ADDISON COUNTY ASSOCIATION will hold IFS
next anniversary at Middlebury, commencing on
the Fourth Wednesday of the present month.
0ept. 1909 .. s. MURRAY, Clerk.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

STATE BAPTIST A. s. CONVENTION, for
Vermont, In connection with the anniver.
sary OF the Vermont Baptist State Con-
ventlon, to be held in Brandon, in Octo.
Der next. L have conversed with several
brethren, on the subject, from different
parts of the State, all of whom are of one
mind on the subject, and think that such
a convention should be called.
AS many, therefore, o! Baptist minis
tiers. and lay brethren, as are in favor OF
issuing call for such convention, will
forward to me, at Brandon, forthwith, Ibv
mail, postage paid, or otherwise.I their
names, to be appended to a call that shall
be published in the Telegraph.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18
s. o YES
And Iron Castipgs

~ u y III y Be
M ANUFACTURED and sold WhoIesal. and
lHl Retail by the $500 -''N
BRANDON IRON COMPANY.
AT reduced prices, below any former standard:
among which are the following descriptions:
0onant's Patent Improved Cook Stove, 3 sizes.
Rotary do. with cast oven,
Vermont Cook,
Six Plate or Box, 5
Vermont Parlor, 3
Inc unexampled success that has attended the
operations of this Company in the manufacture of
IRON Castings, and evident indications of re-
ductlon in the cost of many articles of living,
render it alike the duty and the interest of the
stockholders, to offer castings Of all kinds at
large discount below any former standard of
prices.
Those wishing to purchase either at tchoLesoy.
or retail will find it for their interest 10 examine
at the old stand of G. W. &J.A. CONANT
where good iron, and the better class Of standard
stove
can be bad, on the most favorable terms
Machinery Castings made and Finished =, The
best style, at from 81 to cts per round.
JOHN A. CoNANT, .gge,af.
Brandon. Sept is, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

The addison County Baptsst Assoe;o,;,, -,.;I
be holden in the Baptist Meeting house. Middlebn.
~, the last Wednesday and Thursday of Sep,ena-
Der instant. The delegates from ibe several
churches composing The associaiionl viii md &c
commodalions at the following places:
Aionkton,)
and }ut Deacon Salmon MouIton's.
Charlotte,
F. and at Deacon Harvey Troys..
PPan1on, at brother Alvin whitmore's.
DTdport, at Bakers
MNaa ls; at Wilmarth's.
co and (at Mr.. Abram williamson's.
Shoreham at brother Haryev,z
U;L:.,a' Lambs.
whiting, at widow Simon's
Messengers from sister Assoc;.,;on -.
Drethren rom abroad, will call al DR.. Il AIIsnss
Ut az orotner r. Maxham's. w r; Iory-sn. -
Lhe addison County Bible Soeiet,,, er1;I;arv
10 the Vermont State Society, will hoid ire snn,.I
meeting on the evening of the last Tuesdsv n ,
temDer INST, at the same place of the ;,;P
All who feel interested in the Bible cause &C..
guested to be there without fail And rn., 49,
liberal contributions to this holy cause. teil how
much you feel. NJ ~ ~"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

THE vermont BAPTIST AssocIATIoz will hold
its next Anniversary with the Baptist Church 10
Wnliingford, on "Wednesday, October 2na. a. III
O'Clock, A. M. g. a. THOAAs, C2ers.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18
AIaIconn,s TrnraIr

ANLCUuA's ITaveIEs
The subscriber will furnish the M;,;s,.,.
delegates TO the Convention, with this inyalnahIs
work, at the whoiesale Boston prices. All those
interested in our Foreign Missionary enfernriSs
esting work. Il d s7TTIsr,,'lass ef-
Brandon, Sept 25. 1899. O"'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

MALcoM's TRAvELs.---Those who
wish 10 obtain this work viii observe the
notice in another coIpmp.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

He VERMONT BAPTIST CoNvENr1oS will hold
MS ne next annual session in Brandon, commencing
On wednesday the 9th Of October next, at 10
Brandon, Sept. Is, 1889.
u The Board will meet in the Vestry of the
BAPTIST Westinghouse, on Tuesday evening, pre-
ceding, at o'clock.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

G%Also, brother F. A. EdsOorls in
Chester.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

LzBrother Rice Harrington is re-
ques:ed 10 act as agent for the Telegraph
in Windham and Townshend.
IFAlso, brother Samuel Moaning, in
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-09-18

Delegates to the Vermont Association. az Wal
hngf'rd, will find entertainment at the following
places: iuS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
TO TIE AFFLICTED.

BAR. RIG lARDSON' 5 celebrated Sherry Wine
y v BIcrs fer the ruro Of ali those preyalen,
di'as"s, called. D sprpsa Jau"Gic, Bilious or
Liv, Complaints. D.zzncse or !i"hcache, Handrr-
ing or se,lrd pains, sinking Fain,ness, Nervors
D,bi ily, Costiyrness, Piles. aud ~ general de-.
r"ngen ent Of health. caused b. nm unhealthy state
OF the sromarh and bowels. which have been justly
st>i,d the " sorchousc of disease - These Blitcrs
have proved certain and speedy remedy. They
rrccIud" The Necessity Of using Pills Or Il. con
sd r. 1t unnecessary 10 publish long list Of putting
accommodations upon winch the whole merits vi
many advertised rdicints drprId
uTCAUTlON TO ri RCIIA Frs Tipy src
pat up in IT Bot les. with the following words blown
in The glass " $ o Richardson's Billers South
Rendlr 9, Mass, with hb, which covers tho
cork, and be sifa tha F>c SINE # my Signature
Is mon the abr 50 that the cork cannci be Drawn
without desire, ing il. also FAC SMILE of my sip
mature upon the outer envelope, without which non.
are genuine, The great "t this medicine
has induced n nutntcr of unptinciprd persons Ia
initiate II in uus Rcuieinbrr his Bi,ters
cannot be Oh ancd oil pedlars on any pre,ence what
ever,
pS. Barnard, e w Skinnc-. TRAVELLING AGENTS
for The New England Stts. Prepared f.,,ln Med.
irinai plants md roots M Richard $ Lnbatory-sod
Yin aSalc aud retail at lis Office No Is. Hanover
street, Boston, and hy mo>l Druggists ihruughou,
the N. E. States Merchnnis in the country can
receive them safely pncNcd in boxes by fFNarting
an order, aud ;ir ust discount " III be allowed on
the sale. Price rs cts per Buitie. Fl 3 dry Li,,ers
put mp in pressed form are so cts. per puprr
Tine genuine sold wholesale aud retail at nv
office No Is, Hanover 81 REEF Boston. and
by Hall. If, drngaist corner of Elm and Union
streets, also b. m, advertised agents,
Wi kin>rn, Z & Waldr,n, N Weld Bnth L
Flu Ter, } Ladh, Augusta; F Scamn,op, s Adams,
Hallowrll Gay jr, laFheil. Qefdincr; Tooth:
acher IL Thomas, W Avery & Co, Rchmond
Vilag"j Sampson, J Morrow, BoNdonham Vii.
lagr; w bennett ~ Go. 1hop>lam; w s MurII
ray, Geo W,lliston. Brunswick; q y Ho.brook,
Fie"porl; 7 Chase, jr North Yarmouth.
Kelley, " " Lincon n Garter, d c Coles.
a0orthy and E BRADBURY, porlland J n Berry. s
l. GoOdeie, .hcIntire & Buck. Saco; S Miiiiisn,
Srarboro: Bryant & Harrcn, s Jordan. d Rt,nick.
Kenncbunk: S Hatch, .'fazpM, Wells II
opear, 0gunq,i,; s A Douglas, Adams, York
N Ha'oes, D MaSon, Wcsibr"ok; T Boaces,
buxton j Ramery, Hollis; c 1aycr, WATERFORD:
b F thodtournc, Alfred; j Lord, $ Hobbs. North
Berwick; N Noble. Great Falls a fl Tufts, De-.
yer, N. H.; b Dudley Goodwin's Mills faks&.
Utison, South Berwick; F Dana, " Taylor.
W,scasset; W G Rollins, Newcastle.
Apr 81, 1880. 6m5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
NHsaES'
COMPOL .ND EXTRACT TOM.ATO
PILLS.
A Celebrated Substitute for Calomel.


FWNHE Proprrtors, afer long, laborious and OK.
"a pensve research, have finally succeeded in
tracing substitute from the I OMATO, which
from lis peculiar fleet upon the hepaiic hillary
organs, they have drnominnted Hepaiine.
1t is medicine tina, will produce all the hencf-
cal results Of GALLON Ell, in both acute and chron.
ir diseases, without The possibility of producing lie
delctrr"us consequences which may be Iound TO at.
tend the use OF that article
1ts action upon tie constitution is universal no
part Of the system escaping its influence, Ii is how
ever. upon the organs oi secretion and cxcrei n.
that lis power is particularly mani sled; hence il is
peculiarly adapted t. The treatment of Bilious Fee
vers aud other diseases in which forpidity or con.
gesrion Of the liver and portal circle prevail. 1t is
inadnissb in all cases, wien il is necessary to
cleanse the s,omarch and bowels. 1t removes OBJ.
strurlona, and cxcites quick and healthy action of
he liver and other granular visccra ct Il abdomen
1t is cleansing and purifying 10 the system, acts
in perfect harmony with the known laws of lie,
and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable arti.
crs offered for pubic trial and inspection
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
W AKE UP WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
Wo'"er's pNgetoble purifying bitters, On

W0'"er's p'geta6le purifying 6itters, on
family correcticc-
a CURE for Jaundice and Drowsiness for
IA debility. weakness ofthe limbs, want Of APP
petite, Bilious and Liver omplaints Catara Cos
tiven"ss, want of strength, &c, All who have
made Use of this preparation astonised al It's ef
hcacy. lmparis It's strength TO wine or water. The
reputation of This medicine for all spring and sum
mer complaints, is now fully established it being
in use for the last ten years. for the following pur-
poses purl ing the blood. removing the propGnsi-
~ to sleep, winch all are more less troubled with
IN the spring of the year., cradicuring all kind of
hnmors from the blood even il they appear exernaIly
in the face or any part of the body; for the alb We
purposes it is much better and far more eficacious
than salts, sulpher, cream of taltar, or any other
preparations.
ReiaiIed by most of the Druggists in Boston.
Dealers can be supplied by J. P. Hal, Vim. Brown,
brewer, Cushing IL Stephens, I1unnewe Low q
Reed, Boston
For Fa'e in Bath by J. w WILKINSON.
Bath, 4lril 9TH Swf % Z, lvr f. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

RE OFFAT'S LIFE MEDIClNES-REA
1sE. NATION. - When the most important
functions OF life suspended, and those who are
nvalids by inheritance or imprudonce are reduced
to deporabe state of nervous debility, they shonld
rot even then despair, for it is not in despair thai
relief can lie found. No Let them frsl look a
round. and, Lying aside all prcjudces, ask them
selves this question: fmy pl ysiciin cannot help
me, is his rrpued skill my onl, resort -
Perhaps at that momen, the heading Of this adj
vertiScmcnt. "MofIal's Life Medicines would
catch their eve; and were they in truth dlvestcd
to- ne qnle mr. d Rf P ha"iS a" and
ment of diseases, differed from that Of their own
physicians. They would then learn that it did di'-
fer and very widely, and with most happy results,
too.
If they pursued their inquiries still further they
would find that all practising physicians of HE pres
cnt day prescribe MERCURY, in some form, for
almost every disease, and they would learn too that
mercuraI medicines, though the, give present relief,
undermine the constitution, aud always leave the
palent IN precarious state OF health
good Vegetable Medicine is just The reverse Of
alt tins. For hundreds of years before that scourec
. finankind, Mercury, was empl yed in the heat
i6ui art, PHI, scians used nothing bat herbs. Even
the Bible recommends the 'sk9u physician he
who prepareh his medicines from herbs Witness
Ecricsiasllcus, chap. XIII.
V 3. 1.-The skiiul physician shall lift up his head;
miraiIon."
VA "For he hath prepared his medicines ont OF
the HERBS otthe earth, and he that is vie will
not abhor them"
Moffais Vegetable Lie Medicines possess quail
ties Of The most mild and beneficial natare. They
are comnosed of articles the most anti puresccni,
combined with ingredients known as the only GER
tain antidoe Tor ievers OF every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, ohstruc-
ton bad air, swampv and damp situations, ar pulrd
mlasml, whethc malignant epidemic, or by other
causes, these medicines certain in their opera
lion effects. They arc possessed tf peculiar
qualities which not only expel all disease but at
The time restore and uvigorate the system.
When firt taken inio the stomach, they lmme-
dalely dtfuse themselves like vapor through every
pore, producing effects at once delightful sautary
and permanent. When the spark of life begins 10
grow dim, the circulation languid and the lhcnlies
paral ,zed, these medicines are found to give tone
to the nerves. cxhierate The animal Spirits inviso
rate the body, and re-anImatc the whole man.
The Life Medicines have also been used with
the most happy success in Nervous and Dyspep'ic
diseases, Asthma, Consumption Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism, (chronc and inAammatury) Dropses,
&c. &c
For further particulars Of the above medicine see
Moffas good Samarltan,a copy of which accom-
panics the medicine; copy may also be had on
application at the store of Mr.. II. HYDE, Font ST.
Bath Me. who has the Medicine for ST le
Prepared and sold by v lillian B, Moiat SCI
Broadway New York, liberal deduction made to
those who purchase TO sell again. 1yri4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
Valuable HfaEaas---a'eba& SIA a1si.

~G, SITUATE in Washington, near
-GxN!TlA Newhall's Mills, containing about
fEEia III ~; E foriy-ive acres of valuable land
sssssssEs4sse& Said Farm has on it new and COM
modous dwelling house, well finished, with good
barn, and suitable out buildings. The land Is OF
first quality for agricultural purposes. and is well
wooded and has the advantages of excellent wafer,
There is also. fine Orchard, of thrifty and grated
fruit trees-the gratis being selected as the best for
Winter fruit There is IA first rate brick yard on
this farm, which may be worked to good advantage;
the farm, likewise adjons all excellent Mil privl-
lege, which enhances its value greatly, and there is
a Saw Mill, Slave Mil, Single Machines, and
small Foundry now in operation; and grist Mill
and Clothing Mill, is very much needed.
IN enterprisng young man, with some capital,
would find this rare chance for investment For
further information, inquire at this Office, or Of JOHN
w. CLARKE, on the premises.
Washington, June 10, 1889. till
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
7tlle NNeeNiy ReIspagcla.

A N elegantly printed quarlo of eight pages, con-
IA tanning all the current news Of the week, and
fargo amount of selected and original miscellany,
Is published every Saturday al the corner OF Beck
man and Nassau streets. New York. and MALE to
country subscribers at So per annum, payable in
advance.
Any person procuring FIVE subscribers, and re.
hitting ten dollars, in anote of a solvent bank, shall
receive sixth copy gratis
(Address) ii HASTINGS YIELD,
10 Disnatch Office. New York Civ.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
-iIKEWiSE-
w AZ ASH a,

indian remedy TOR Consumption, Splitting of
Blood, Aslhna, Colds Coughs, Whuoping Cough
and diseases Of the Lungs generally. and in Chronic
diseases such as affections Of the Liver. Dyspepsia
Constipation Of The Rowris, and also hydrr.
gagle IN Dropsy it IS nj great value and may be
taken with entire confidence.
For sale by j. WILKINSON.
Bath july cS 1873 II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
SPIKES. SPIKES.

THNHE Subscribers, agents for the Troy Iron and
u Nail Factory, have constantly for sale com
pete assortment of BURDENS PATENT I'M
PROVED SHIP and Boat SPIKES, and
DECK Nails, of all sizes from 8 to 10 inches.
These SIP kes are made in Machine from the best
Of Iron. They are uniform in appearance, very
tough, and their adhesive qualities aIe much greater
than any hammered Spike. They can be drove IN
to most kinds Of wood without boring. The great
demand for these Spikes within few years, Tor
Rail Roads and other purposes and the general sat
sfacion they hive given is sufficient proof of their
superiority all others The prices also less
than FOR other Spikes which is another inducement
for those who use the article to purchase those.
SMITH & BRYANT,
No. 65 Broad Street, BOSTON
Boston, April 18TH, 1889 And
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
DR.. PAY NE,

WWOULD respectfully inform his friends, that
wv having closed his engagement at the Maine
Medical School he has returned to Bath and taken
an office in. Kelley's new Building, directly over
Miss Sloan's Millinery Store, where he may be
found during the day, with the exception Of Meal
hours, at which time, and during the night, he may
be found at his boarding house (Mr. John Donnes)
on Middle Street.
Bath, May %, 1889. ifs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

Extract from letter from the Agent at Wincles.
ter, N. II.
Il wish you to send 10 boxes of your Indian
Purgalive Pills. The call FIR lew weeks has been
great for them. One yonng man in this place that
the doctors pronounced FIR gone in consumption.
thinks he is nearly cured by using them, which
gives them great credit in tins place."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

~ OFFICE and general Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New England States, 1916
fremont Street, near Cour Street, Boston, where
they can be had at Wholesale and Retail.
*.#AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
Of the Pills in most evory town in New England
BATH-HENRY HYDE, General Agent for Lin
coin County.
SrB AGt NTs.-.9ugusta- liam Caldwell E.
Thomaston Join Spoiiod; 7homaston- John NJ.
Gares Topsha'n-Natllaniel Walker; Wald0bor
ough-G. w. Nichols; Observation-Disclosures Dana.
May %. 1893. no9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

Extract of letter from the agent in Portland, JAM
II, 1899.
1--WE do not know of a solitary instance where
they have been tried but with complete satisfaction,
and with such proofs we lhink tie sale will be very
extensive"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13
FOR LIVERPOOL

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Fl The A fns, sailing sipJ JOHN HALE,
irrN> Capt Crowel will receive immediate despatch
49, for the above port. For feigh OF 20o bales
cotton to complete her cargo npply to
fec iiGALE, 93 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13
BY HEWLETT s. CENAS.


~ Ill !" s'lI on Monday, 18th OF Fch'nnry. Al L!
Y ocJe~ AT he lily L>ctangc, 81. LOU. s''r"',
IN vit,lr at order f"m ;l,, a..h ,'u t, of III;
Parish nd civ nf Nav rlu.n. ..a,ri lu IN MS, t,
under tho direction of the - ndc, the iouH lns tescrt'
ed properly surrendered BY Gabriel George Genny IL
t,s creditors, VI
|. -Four lots of Ground, Nns So Co. 81 md g., stun
ted in urroon. Nos 50 aud 81 measuring each -
feet front on Iii, street, by i5 feet in depth Nos. 60
and g. hnin. the front Of IS IT. tesavte It,
by like depth. Bnueh of G. Poree by Noar al Act
passed. before La Gardcnr, Notary Public, the 10Th q!
May, 1897.
.. Lot No. s. in square No. Il, in subu,b Washington,
3,i Municipality, measuring % feet inches front o"
Morales street, between Port and ST. Ferdinand streets,
by 100 feet in depth Bought Of l.. 8 tiil!cgsberg, by
act helnre T. SeSher Notary Pubic the 2Stl OF fchru-
ury, 1887.
3. Five Lots of Ground, Nos g. o, 10, u an! -. in
squire No. ~. in suburb Washington 81 Municipality,
Most and 10, having each 81. |. g. on Mu'nnt st,
between Morales and rqulart streets, by III ec i'll
depth. No. having 81. o. Il. fee, Nlarnnt street
on Urqnart street by ILL., 3. b. fee, in depth. Bought
Of e. Burths by act before L. Feand, Notary Public,
the 2lst February, 1897.
4. Eight lots, Nos b, a, IS, 16, H. IS, 49, 90, in
No 10, forms The of French and Urquar Streets
measuring 3D. 0. feet on French street by, lut IL
&C! on Urquur str ct, and Nos. IA IS, l6 H. 49, -
and % each measuring 81! |. e. feet front on French
street by O6 II. fee, ndcpth. Doug from f. Eur,he
and rhns Duplesis by PASSED before L. Fe'aud no
ta,y Public, the 2lst of February, 1897:
D. One lot on Vine street, near The new Calhl, Don"n
from GEORGE Andrews, by private nc dated the 18Th
March, 1887 Gee. Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures % feet
front Vine street, between the Florida landing and
the boundary between Sdburb, st. Mary and Dclort,
having l25 feet in depth.
Terms and Condons-0nn third in cash; and the
remuning thirds of the price Of each purchase,
payable in aud J.: months. The purchaser giving his
notes with good endorscr, aud mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The acts of sale to be passed before II y. CEN tS,
Notary rublir the purchaser paying the Notorys fees,
the expenses OF taking possession by Surveyor it
,ec,a.,.v nib
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-13
B "A A r.
Corner Of 81. (AnrkcS & C0MnOn streck,

EXCliANGE IiOTEL.
DUSu Il ALLAN would respectfully call the nj
tentiDn OF citizens md strung tot n'ircnup to
assortment OF Gentcnicn'- lin hrts, do Cambria
with linen ronts. lsh,liJlc ii lrn fronts: linen T.
lars: silk, aud mcrlnu t,ivr sr,> and dravcr>
cnnbric and silk han i,rcrt+: black nuf f,ncy
great VARIETY OF DESCRIPTION: gun
elastic ana cotton su.prnlers: silk cotton and thread
gloves: gents otkin gloves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also -Splrnld assortment of LADIES' and gents wri-
ting desks d'rsSn Gases, port olius, pcitu "erv cut,
Ter y, mi rich i,.cv goods.