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more capital prizes sold and easAedjy Sranon IN days
Drawn Nos in Mary land State LOTTERY, 10 y drawn
September Ash:
s. &c 90 = i3 A. Il q ) Il 80 20 81
Tickle, Mes :. 80 al Both sold and casbed by
Al az STRArTON
Drawn Nos in v,rginia Petersburg Lottery Extra :,
~ 81 Is II - GO 81 30 "a % 46 a.
Ticke, Nos II Sc S. prize Of $500, sold and cash.
Drawn Nos IL Sussex County Lottery, No. q drawn
20 = - . 81 &c 80 % |. 10 c. -
So' s : ~ - 6 3: All .o.d and es.hst b.
:. 20 , 81 sTRATTON
Drawn Nos IN Va Leesburg Lottery No. ), dra@a
September 7ih
81 81 = % - 40 - y 40 "A Is a
Whole Ms j 80 10 prizs Of $500, sold and case.
by S!2i1TCN
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Y. Lyr Efrfr.

.7ygusta Board report the 9th inst, dea ms
Of whites. of colored persons, and persons !" ''e
country. FROM fever.
vc,n Orleans Near 700 in'erments during The mnn'h
of August; OF which probably 90 wee carried IN ny
the epidemic -Rumor the Bis, August makes tue
fever to attack with more maignisy than ever
The Greensborouah (1iaLama) Republican OF ihe
3Ist gives il decided opinion, that the producon
of cotton Of the present year. will fall greatly sh" Of
the which the early appearance OF the crop
justified The paper states, that ''Arend ms
disposed lately of one thousand trees Of the "r"s ."at
ricauiis at one d liar each company al Selma We
learn are purchasing argey
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"a Office "A Petition will be presented 10 me mex
Iegisa,ure Of Virginia praying Law may poss,
dpc!urug ihr No,toway Rissr lawful fence tom The
Grers!e line TO The forks Of the two AoIo~as on The
Falls
G., m 36- N4w
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EEOuf's Bank Of Prizes.

Nos Of Le-sburg Lottery, No .: drawn
" y 9TH instant
81 y IS % 80 80 75 IL 10 u 81 A
Sep, 10 SIT
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The Nex Orleans Lonsianian Poys lie highest goo

The New Orleans Lousianian pays The highest com
pl;men,s 10 the eloquent ard able Grafton OF si'as
with, IN. Senator 0f New York, which we completed
in orr papr If Tuesday las, That passage OF ~ par
,cplar which anmadverts The madness OF the q 90
ons,s deserves al the praises which hos received
from sone Of the most enlightened and patriotic men IN
Louisara"-As he ,rulg says W hist u ieaVes ho "a
NH az round 10 The nfiriated fanatics, il merits the
,b,,Le NJ every man in The South y
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10000 Dollars.

Lottery authorised BY the State Of Maryland, Gas
No l. for 1880 To be dyG'cn On tie 27'h *Ft. lc22
The leading Capitals are ore Grand Prize IF 500
600 Of % Geo Of 10000. ct : 200 ! Of G.G95. Of
Is 600 / Of 1900 of 1900, - Of 5000, 30 Of 2,oco,
90 Of 500, - of I0yO--and great ncny other very
6ue prizes amounting TO an immense Of money.
- Tumber Lottery. and IL drawn ballots
A certificate .: package Of % ~ hole Tickets IL this
Nspulfcen ut Scheme vii. be sent Tor $50
A certificate Q. package Of IS Half Tickets 5!25
Do do % Quarter do ~ 80
Do DO Is Etgbiits 20 81 -
Single " hole Tickets S20-Shares in proportion.
y. h Orders from The country promptly ana ccD!i.
den,Ial!y attended TO- if addressed TO
i. STRATTON,
Sep, 10 f2f- Rsetmoad, Pc
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YHylCKETS in all the Lotteries and ,Ae really lucky
b Numbers 60. sale al SrRarToSs Lucky Office -
Look -3G Capitals sold rrd cashed by SIRArrox, tie
All Prize Seller in . little II months
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JOSHUA LEAElTT. l43 Nassau s.
LEWIS TAPPAN, l22 Pearl ST.


New YoRK, Sep, A. 1889
Leaviit has visited them in person and published The
Fesult-hesSrs Climate Of Boston. Baldwin OF New Ha-
ven, Staples of New York and Pau! Brown OF Phla-
delpha have been engaged as counsel, IN behalf OF Inc
prisoners.
Various questions have heen started under the laws OF
Congress- and the laws Of Nations The Ultra friends
OF The prisoners hold, that they be convicted OF no
crime urde. laws that they cannot be surrendered
10 hr claimants slaves, nor TO The Spanish Cavern
men, be disposed of according TO their laws-ihs &C
cordnp 10 The treaty of SPAN with Great Britain these
people could not be held slaves; that II, on the pas
sage from Africa TO Cuba they had risen against the
Captain they had the right 10 assert their lIherty-thi
after their arrival in the Island sale which could De
made Of them could change the character OF The Trans
sclion and make them saves-thst they had the same
right rise upn their alleged matters, VIII" were car
ryinR hem another part of the loEc that ihey are
therefore subject 10 punishmen nor 10 restitution 10
their masters, nc oc
The other and we sus pect the correct opinion
ia that these are questions which IT is becoming
the Spanish Courts decde-lhe act happening IN TIER
own vessel under their aws-snd that u u De con
formabp to the customs of our own government, ttfde
raj or Sate they had better be SEMI TO Cuba, 20 await
The decision If their y tribunals There is no danger
however Of the lack OF argument on this subject
shall calmly wait for further Developments ana lay Tue
best Essay before readers, which we mo puosheo
in other pa ers, written for our own we ask GH'
from our own jurs,s upon it) As at present ADVISED
we concur with The following suggestion from The Gl"oe
nTuE AMfsrAp CAsE-The National lnielligencPr )
New York editorial AID, makts u esio'nt '"1' ~" w.
pera,e party which il BEINGS are already looking 10
The case Of the African muderes board the Amlstad
as one which IS TO feed the Abolition excitement II VIII
doubtless became lieoment between Federalism
and Aboli,ionism. The lntelligencers man (Masler
Bro"ksl says: A.,
THE principles involved in the seizure by The hir
cans and capture Of The schr Ams'ad. are likely TO
lead 10 grea, deal Of DISCUSSION They eW be diended
forese, 10 the iast for so,as Of the GhtecouHssl in 'ew
York and N,e England ore already engaged Their
,r;a, il il now believed i'll come off 10 New York, in
ssmnch as The capture was made in Suflk county, in
the Southern District Of New York The newspapers
are already advancing questions in one form and another
ard The prohabtv IT, that nil hare abnu ereittng
a tonic as has iafe,g infamed this community.
The New York Evening Post, we are glad to see,
takes right view of one at least Of the questions ~
vo!ved Ilsays
both The vessel and those board, upon competent
demand and ample proof the part OF The Spanish au
,hores must be delivered up
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simplicity CT TASTE aud feeling, which can enler into
:he thoughts, scan and deposition OF childhood The
cultivation ui .ssr qualities then. should b@ pefHGJy
thu ." thus-. whose petition f ges IN ~ L.
educate their daughters fer he situation OF instructors
p-rs1n educated. would rs- merely by the force OF
her Supci" charucrr would she drspse those no
Sustained hrr - her delicate and luxurious sitGaunfor,
sEe would be capable 9" dscha gpg her duties gsi
,hem pleasantly aud advantngcously Those, then,
who possess, OF judgment. temper end practical
- will be sue and better re arfed han
The artist end in2mlsi e do
exclude thrsc from etrca!inn but protest
against iteir cultivation. to the total neglect &c all The
higher qualities q! he mind
W"n general. Pnss' IS an acmteness OF visibility
and lig. insss ii IN gnaii"n, which render them pc
cuary susceptible Impressions, but are also ;e
that those impressions neither very deep nor very
lasting aad this has gwen 10 charge upon Oi
caprice and versatility, winch IS proverb!a How lar
these qualities ei-rab!e TO innate principles d orr
organtzainn, 10 defects in system ut education
this not The proper place 10 inquire MS excess OF
feeling md Imagination. Causes two apparent c"ntadc
lions in the female characer-namtly: tendency 10 De-
easily diverted from any line Of conduct, and dsposi
ton I" Drenticr. Thus. the high sen:ibty OF woman
produces those feelings Of tenderness and soiiciinde
which prepare them FOR lhr offices which Nature
has designed them FIR Their lively Imagination IN
dnces THIN to embrl!Ish The mnnotnny OF Their existence
by all those ornaments which give charm 10 'hrif
sighted rmpl"y hut where this srnsIhiiiiv - loo
much INDUCED, il hrgets overweight e1ciiabt!y
which IS content Ia feel rather than 10 net and this
united with nnr' strained Imagination converts the rea
ties Of existence into imagined succession OF fictitious
! pains and pleasures
1'i.us woman becomes mere dreamer, or only acts
from The impulse Of feeling; exerlnn is palsed or mis-
applied and conduct IS controlled by external anc acci
dental circumstances rather than By settled principles
while The reasoning are perve.d or subcusd tor
the want at proper eIercise. Where reason ~ wnniihg
the alignment aci; and thus The woman becomes
the waywar whimsical and Frivolous being. which il is
| too much The habit 10 represent ter.
! Her duties those Of the other sex
her inference great; indeed might say greater; for
il the conveying If The first rudIments Of morals 10 the
young, and The enforcing them by example be her duty
-snd il upon the attainment If vluous habits depends
the future goodness Of the rising generation, surely the
| importance Of woman in society cannot be denied
You y i'll observe, n, Editor. dnabt that many n
my suCgrstnns by original, nor do claim
them SUCH bu. have adapted Them with the view oil
mpressing the subject mere strongly on the minds oil
| those who have thr matter under their ccnICl
| BuckIngnam 1899 ELIZA.
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ROLFE ELDRIDGE. C. B. C.

The Alexandra Gazette frankly says. thatat no place
where Mr.. Clay received pnJc welcome (wh The san
gIf exception Of the Fruquie: SprnGs) was his Iecep
unn Of character calculated 10 benefit him IN any res
Pect-1he Gazetle is right; and shreadly suspect,
that Mr.. Clay hlmssIf will find u 70 be the case
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DRY GOODS.
EaouELlN TAYLOR 4 CO are now receiving
oS By the Tally Ho and Lagnda from Liverpool ana
BIZ The packets rom Boston New York and Phlade phia
cc,,p.,,e and we'll selected assortment Of Dry Goods
which they off-r for sale their usua! terms.
also on Consignment.
2 Plv, kiddern,n.ter and Venetian Carpe,ings ana
Rogs. [Sep III '"-oe
HtHARLES ELLIS Il SONS have received by
u Tely Ito and Lagoda. from Liverpool 'ne'f : 81
supay &C Dry Goods and Hardware hich renders 'heir
stock iesirsb and complete; all of which feftd 10
our CUSTOMERS and country merchants gene'sy' on me
Rrst reasonable terms. -
Sept 10
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E,SOR SALE i vii! sell 10 hc highss: Bidder,
a. tuesday, the Is, d'y Of October nes', fy Fsrm.
situated the R4pdln River III Cn'r"p-r county, hat
1 mile below Rnbsr, r " iiii, Manufacturing Mil, agi
adjoining The farms of { c. TaIiasrro, Jeremiah A!o'
ton aEt Captain Isaac W!'s containing by recent SUE
yey CAB scrss, 2l9 Of which cleared and in hgii
Of cutiya0n; the balance OF superior lirbsGsi
land on which has been laiey built dwelling house,
out houses and excellent barn. with Thesh;ny SIS
chine, &c Upwards OF 20 bushels Of Wheat TO the
produced The last scar. Alarl, sad 20 be OF
superior qnaty, has been fnu.d on The premises.
Paymrnis-one third ce>h the balance IN oas AL two
years, bearing interest from he date w.h approved Sc.
curi,y.
At the time and place, viii sell 10 the hghes!
bidder, my corn, fodder farming utensils, household
and kitchen furniture Also. my stock OF horses, cat
lie, sheep and hogs Terms made known IN the tsy
O. sale. LAW II TALIAFERRO.
y. B. Refer 20 Messrs john Scott & Son, Frrder
ckshure; Robert Mayo and JOHN NJ Patton, Rich.
mont, and +. A. Thornlon, Baltimore
Sept 10 SG-O.
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The Alexandra Gazette tcrs US 10 waive the discus
sim Of The Constitutional questions, Ia winch we alluded
We would be happy oblige il, if We d'd not think
il our duty this lime IN fundamental primer
pes The old Virginia cause o State f. ghts has gained
many access;nns since The days OF Messrs. John Q
Adams ard Henry Ciay's Admins'rann--But We are
again threatened with The election Of Mr. Clay, and the
establishment If National Bank-Wp ere again bored
with ,hr Federal h.resy Of the lnelligencfr-and II
we do not enter fu!l into the discu ssion think II
right 10 protest against - dogmas. Besides The R'pnb
lican party il to themselves 20 revise one question,
which has gone nv desultand another. which Involves
gross abuse Of the Constitution. hy The t"drTa party
II is not too n,e to correct the mischief and bring back
III. ship TO the Republican tack We shall not take up
The matter, however ,oday-but in the course OF lie"
DAYS.
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~ 1000 siics .-d sole Leather
100 sides Slaughter sole Leather
300 sides Wax tPper
500 lis coar.- Shoe Thread
Together ear varery articles suited for sadter' shoe
and Spanish HIDES hich Will sci. low Tor CASH 10
tn'i c",temcr' srP 10 3o-1.
va-ogrH.M McGRuUER l. CO, res.vsug ana ViTer
50 hn,i, pono Rico and st. Croz Sugar "a part rsimni
IS b"srs auG ricees LOAF sugar
3 ! s.. NorAssEs
s5p bags old Java, Iasura, Rio, NaricabO Coffee
% % 0; ;a ii.,
Is 20 20 G,a .:,f~
bare, Alum
10 Chocolate
50 nan 10 aud lib Gunpowdsr, mpe. aud Black Teas
pnIt suitable for retailing
20 ho1s. >?rrf candles
trceca Rice
cerv"G lnd,-o
$50 r:e. sol LEATHER
SIS duzcn Cotton Inrs
so DO paP.a,', 9a.,,os DO
loo ,o.e. : 10 and lo1ia Class
$50 b,rrei. NJ Moth Carolina H"frns'
20 % dozen 30 ' S%2o no. ana csia.' Az.
~ ho,c- Turn mine and Fancy sop
40, IL. Enslh thread
81 barrels rsr
at1 Jack. Liverpool flied Sr
300 Go Ground AuI 30
$40 kegs Nat,
300 bags Shot
100 bes, Nov. Sect. Grinls,oGss
:: s.fpg. sicily Hal'i'nwlSs
~ bat,es &Hissa Wine
Ion rua;rs Wrapping Paper
81 Letter and foolcapdo
81 bushels Orchards Grass Seed
80 do HeId's GTsss do
Swrtrs Iron
cO ton. resar md English irOn .m5raeia: general s''or
rlent OF sizes
Is Gounfrv Iron ;, ~, n, 80
$50 Nal Rods BaHd Box AMI hosp i'oo oo-"
Mould boards aaL io" Bars ,.,,
tons American Beret steel rzatc OF Russian i'on rs.
steel ogrI square. Spring Steel OF AL Sues herman 4
Er,,s BiAtr,ed steel, &c, &c. =,
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Tie .3MiStad.


The Northern prints iuli &c articles uron this sub
a!mos, every press in Srw York Philadelphia Ros
ton tsemIng with Essays upon 1.-THE pPstIlenl
Abnl;i"n<s have seq upon il at The
o. rnIsing capital r :hr:r association The Freeman
oil Philadelphia has cried up Joseph Cnquez, CHE Afr
whose Gull suiky portrait eracrs Of The daily
New York papers, sort OF hero, and 'master sp
rt'-ard JoceIyn LravItt ard Lewis Tappan have
leaped The and addressed The following card
10 The people of New York:
'..3ppeai tie Friends Of Liberty Thirty eight EEL
low from Africa after baSIng been practically kid
mapped from :heir native land, transported the
seas and subjected 10 atroci"os craees, have been
thrown upon shores. and iDcarcerae6 in jail
await their Trial tor crimes alleged by their oppressnrs
have been cemmit,edby them They are iGnoran, Of
language OF the ussges Of civilized society, and The
obligations Of Christianity Under these
several friends OF human rights have consult up
on the case Of ihese unfortunate and have appoint
ed the undersigned committee to employ interpreters
able counsel take all necessary the
rights of he accused 1t is intended TO employ three
legal genemen OF distinguished abilities, and to
other needful expenses. The poor prisoners being
destitute OF clothing, and severa! having scarcely rag
to cover them immediate steps will be taken TO provide
what may be necessary The undersigned, therefore
makes his appeal 10 The friends of humanity 10 cnnt-i
buie for The above objects Donations may be sent 10
either of the COMMITTEE, who will acknowledge the
same and make public report Of their Disbursements
SIMEON S JOCELYN. 80 all ST.
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The .ifDpcy .Hnrket,

The y T. Express Of Friday states that "Tha failures
in philadelphia # tour FIVE houses, have had some
EFFECT here and fort is making for concert
amung the banks for liberal course at policy,
that there already symptoms OF it'le relief Seve
raj Of The banks have extended their line Of discounts.
The state the money market is'by means tight
here in Philadelphia. The Stock market presents
symptoms OF little relief.
Friday. ?. vi Stocks have improved little 10 dav,
and there s more disposition 10 inv 81 Some descrp-
,ionF particularly North American, improved per
cen. There has been for the past lev days better
.ee!nr manifested.
Tie U Bank stock had sold "Wednesday. as low
as lGi - per cent hch IS within } per ceHt as 10.
as 4 stood h. l- rene II The charter defeated
by the President, The d. cline Is attributed 10 IN gPre
raj pressure in the money market as wei! as TO The want
Of confidence in the Institution. and also to the large
speculation in the post notes OF That Bank. winch b"d
deprecated Il per cent per annum end to The fall OF
the y Corporation Fives 10 CD HmIGerssoJ out Bank
stock 10 vest IN other securities On Friday however.
The y Bank stock vas looking up-l!had sold Tor lOo
4 a, Is days
The Bank or The U S had givan great of-nce al y
YORK 5v the pernicous which il had pursued
The ~ York Gazette hg) does not hesitate to breathe
out which cannot be mistaken II says al
once, TINT ave the friends OF Banks-irends OF =
Naliuna Bank conducted upon proper principles ana
confined in operations 10 the legitimate oIscts at
banking business. Bui We are not disposed TO think
well Of inst,.al.ons State or National which choose
10 traders IN merchandise, and TO use iheir eTa
iRStud nf Htir cap,tal in the transaction OF bust
mss Such il must be Confessed is the character uf
banking business when those institutions put ,helt
notes in circulation, payable future day. II ~
credit not capital, which bank in such case aud
y he ne ver one prea, institution lts credit aud
puts It's nnes circulation that they may be greedliy
bough, % BY the necessous and fe desperate at en"r
nous usury, all other banking institutions find them
selves a, once obliged in self defrnce 10 withdraw all
accommodation from The public. and The most snveat
Ba ns are utterly useless for all The purposes oil their
creation ss many Mahomfan mosques Is not thus
the p,esen, situation of The New York institutions =;
Every intelligent man the business community knows
a, IL. and tha ~
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u There - change in the prices Of p.odu ce since
on, last report was published.
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Have row growing my lot a, my residence, one
Il mile !:om the City Of Richmond, near Rockets the
genuine Morris Mul;icauls, generally from SIX
feet high | wish TO dispose Of about Is 0G0 douJ.c
Cu'iings to be delivered in November nrx-also sonc
Of The Trees, if is wished BOWLING STARgE.
SEP 10 oG-wiH
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ou' last report published.
10 THE COUNTRY MERt HAArS.-I now receiving
nj Fan supplies of Books end will
assortment good, comprising all the Jces usually kept
all shall offer for
house n
SorSern ThOs" VINO purchases
fully invited 10 call aud satisfy ihcE-evss by examination
JOSEPH GILL 3yent
B,oLscL.r and ScJ1er, 600rI Gtors the Bsu "a.
Sep, 10 36-w6w
AZ SHA Az from the Sscter, Thursday, 5fh
dark Aulito named DICK lie is between 81 and ~
,sn,s nz~, buhy head OF hsr,
h-n twenty dollars will be gwen If taken the
cuua;y, dollars If taken IN the county
DANIEL DEJARSETTE
Caroline county SEPT. 10 36-4t
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!ssyQf7Ol,'S Office.

lr Petersburg Iu,essorer vii please cory ia above
Ihrit rrconnt 10 thi- otfca for coliectlon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.


Cour dn Premier District Judicialrc Il Etut de la
LousIanu,-a tous ccux quo prGsenlcs con.
ccrnrnt--Snlut:
4 TrENDU que " lillian Mackcy. dc Ia vile de
~ Maysville, kentucky, ayant ucnulG une vcntc
fate lie Sheriff do ia PAroisse dOr.elns la pro-
price ci.apes Gcritc, s'est uddre sc au gro, de
conr, la dic ven,r fut cure is;rGo le 2ce
jour do Mai dc runneo 1882 ppnr avis,
turIlGmcnt uu actu tic la Legislature dc lEtat dc
la Louisiana. inlYtuiG " Actr pour conirmer L.
t,rcs DIES ucqnGreurs nnx vcm,cs jullciircs !" APP
prou"G 10 ~ Mars 1874. Qu soft conhu, ct
loulcs pcrsonncs in dresses sont par prcscntcs
son,lIG, nom dc rEl4t d" la Louisiana ct de- la
du Premier district .In!lcairu qli pour7:ent
avor urot Ia prcprctt ci-aprc, Ltcrllc, conse.
,luGuCr dun GGlaut dc urIic ddns lorGrr, 10 dGcrGt
lie usencn, dc la cour, en- vrrtu duqucl Ia veno
G !Huc, "u dc tuutc rrrgularilC OH HE Ialiic dang
Destination, i'avjs GU 10 temps ct IL mode dc la
vcn,r, gu pour unc autrn cnusc Iuclconque, dc
lare voir dams trentc jnurs, d.ler de la pubIlc.
tlun dc Get avis, pourqhol Ia v"c alilsl Latte nc
scrAit pas coniirncrcl humooguc1.
la due proprc { iut vcnduc par 70 sheriff sus-
dit lie lltmo jour nAvrll dc l'lnnee IS 3, vcrlu
d'un dGcr"t tic ccl,c cour, rendu lie : dc Mars tic
.An..G, 1899, dams i'~n ire de William Mackcy
coniro Bier Siccvrr, No. 1886 du dockc dc
cettc conr, aeiaquci'c vtnte lrdlt William Mackey
s'rst rcndu acquCrcnr pour lc prIx do S,27, 100
payable CONNIE sull--suvu
i4'ucqncreur assumant lie payment de Ia Motto dc
ucuA DclS DC 80, 100 10 cents Cilal que, 1u scrDNl
dus lc 26 mars 1910, ct la Balance compliant pdc-
quercur assumant uuss lie painent dc Il; somlne de-
$500 DIS la Banque de lUnon dc la Louisiana
uyec inttrtt au tauX dc II pour cent conpter ou
Ter. Ftvricr 9, ct la balance compliant ct re-
servant unc hypo,hcquo spectacle sur la proprIttt
vcAdue, jusqna &C qucllc soft payce.
Description dc la proprit't dAprcs lc transfer
ludlclarc
La notice i,ldvisc dc dcux cert in lots de t,rre
avec tou,es les Iatists ct authorizations qui sly
truuvcnt, ainsI QUO les droits, chcmins coutumes,
servltudcs, privileges ct avantugcs appartcnant
dune maniero quclconqno lots sont con:igus
ct font partle dc Ia balturo en- fac du iaubourg
Sic. Marie dc coto vile, tnrmant rencoignurc la
plus bassc DIES rucs Julie Ut Nouvellc Eevec, ct
sont dcsgn6s par les nos. 10 ct vngt plan
do la dilo batturc, deEose en- rGtu'.n de Felix Grma
notaire, date du 80 jun 1892. LIE lot no. 10 me-
sure al picds e pouccs dc face la do la Nile.
Levt-, sur 100 pieds plus mons dc proioneur,
d'aprcs un certiticat did Joseph Pile, voyer dc la
vile, date du 25 mars 1886, il parait que ces dcnx
dts tcrrans mesurent ensemble, picds anglais
70 pied, dc face Ia rue dc la Nouvcl. Lcvse
sur l0J de protondeur aussl 200 action,
au fond capital dc la Banquc DO pUnion do Ii
! Louisirne.
Temoin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, jugc Dc
la oour susditc, CO 6 Mai 1888.
=. LIE BLANC,
| mai a