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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

fENliE Commonwealth OF Virginia To the Cofo-
u ncrDi Nelson County. Greeting Whereas. III
an action Of d,bf, lately depending IN our Circuit SD
penof touu al LAW aud Chancety, Tor Nelson coun-
", between Nathaniel Harlow, assignee of John
Ware, who was assignee OF Ro5ou w Wood. who
was uansleree Of John Wood Plaintiff, and IIud-
son Martin, Jr, Defendant, the SAID action Of debt
was so Tar progressed IN, that Al Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Ghnucefy, held for the said coun.
~ on the 2hd day oi October, 1884, the Defendant
pleaded payment, aud ipf his tal, put himself upon
the country. aud tie Plaintiff likewise. And the
cause beng thus situated, the said Nathaniel IIar-
low departed thislI", bavlng first made and publish
ed his last VIII and testament IN whiting, and thereof
appointed ohm s Harlow and George V. Harlow,
his executors, aud Jane Harlow cxecuttix, who re.
fused to take up themselves the buuhen OF the
execution ihefeo-W hefeppon, ii being certified
from The Court Of Nelson county, that the estate OF
the SAID decedent, with The VIII annexed, was com
united 10 the hands of Robert J. k'ncaid, Sheriff Of
said county to be administered according to law, by
virtue Of which order, aud of the act II Assembly IN
such case made, the said Robert |. kInrald is ad-
mni'trator with the will annexed OF The sad Nathan
iel Harlow, deceased, cnllled to ali the tights and
bound to perform all the duties of such adminlsra-
r-NevcIheles'. judgment IN the aforesaid action
remains 10 be had aud whereas, the sad Robert |
kncald Shcin aud Administrator as Aforesaid hath
suPPlicatcd us ior a proper remedy we, therefore,
being willing thai right aud Justice should he done
command You that ,on make known to the said
Hudson Martin. IL, that he be before she Judpe of
our SAID tltcn1t Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
Gerry, AT the courthouse. the FIST day Of Seplem-
Oct Term next, slew, II any thing for himself he
hath OF can say, Why The action aforesaid should
not be proceeded III 10 ilnal ud gmeut, according
to The act OF Assembly such cases made aud pro
vdcd, If to the sald Robert |. klncaid, Sheriff and
Administrator As aforesaid, ii seems eXpedent and
further TO do and receive what our said Court shall
III that pait consider. Aud have then there this
writ. Witness, Robert {. Cutler, Clerk Of our said
'nnu ~ the c"nn house IT, an day Of lama laan
aud IN the GJd year oil the Commonwealth.
RO. &. CUTLER.
JULY uI,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

lMa5R

10 the Springs, and o,le, ,,..
eiiefs' are tereby Informed, that the md.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29
Ten thousand Acres OF sscrsr.
r. IL ~ ID -

lying principally on Smiths River aud Mafrowbone
Creek, and in Tracts to suit enon,s ofalnost every
capacity: Also my
iEff$Sii .PaanssfuctMriWS .Fssfss, Gift
-l4.X- situated on Marrowbone Creek near E4""il
Snliis River, convenient to LeaksvilIe and Danyllle
and IN the heart of rich wheat growing eiobbor-
hood For terms OF sale or lease apply to the sub
scliber, tour miles South OF Henry Court House
PETER HAlRSTON.
July wsw
The Richmond Enquirer snd Fincase Demo-
cfa viii please copy, aud forward their accounts to
the Post Master at Henry Coun House for collec-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29
j ll, 3

\ / Il Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chan
N cery, continued and held for Nelson county,
At the Courthouse, on thlday, The 4 til day Of May,
1880:
William !. Kidd Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

and well adapted
and wheat. lis
Yards from the =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29

tie growth Of corn
lliie,i about thirty
lie square ; aud the
lhg a large. p0pulOns
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
ISAAC 2. VAUGHAN scovju.G

"The trial Of DR.. Isaac F. Vaughan, before the Ches
trrhcd Superior Court charged with the murder Of
Walter H Peasants, terminated Monday, in his
qrittal. The argument in his defence and behalf ii
the prosecution, is said &c hav" been very able"
Yesterdays Compiler.
II is well known. thai The above las excited 10.
tense interest. Asa Jury could not he obtained in tbis
CITY, where the alleged murder committed he was
transferred 10 Chesterfield Superior Couit where Jus
Clo2."n presided The TRIAL need Friday, The
2Jh ut, and was mt concluded before Monday ngh,
nine days Same tine was occupied IL iuPnnrelir,
Juty-A variety al witnesses "ete examirPdand tie
length OF The arguments corrrspouded with the array Of
the gentlemen Of the bar. Tue prosecution was con.
Quoted by Mr. Fiournny Uhe Common weal,hs Attorney
for Chesleriir) and MIR James Lyons Of this city.
The defence conducted by Messrs John Nun!nrt
Robert Scott, John Jrn"s john Tyler, ard Cha p.
man Johnson .'ir Johnson closed Tor the defence on
Saturday night md Mr. Lyons on Monday night. The
Jury were out short time and returned with verdict
Of acqut!a The result has produced much urprs, nd
excitement in this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
Public Dinner 10 The Speaker cf The Senate,
To STAFFORD II. PARKER, ESQ


To STAFFORD II. Parker, ESQ
Dear Sr-Lenrning that your acceptance OF an ONCE
conferred on you by the Legislature, is likely soon 10
render II necessary that you should remove 10 hch'
mond, we your friends, neighboIs and constituents ds
srous express high esteem and friendly regard Tor
you lender In you Dinner 10 be given the Hotel"
hlessrs. Graves Chapman, al the Bowling Green SO
as it will be yenenl for you to attend II you
accept our invitation, be good TO designate the day
when you can meet U.S.
With great respect,
Your obedient servants,
Daniel Dejarnatte, VIM. S Boutwell,, Francis FIJI
hugh, John T. Boutwell,, Joseph Todd. John Washing
ton, Archibald Samuel, VIM. A. Buckner, WashIuaiu'
Buckner Wesley Wright, John B Todd, VIM II. Ten
nau John I Samuel, James Chapman, VIM. A. Coz
hill, Robert G. Hill, Robert Chapman r John Yates
Herbert Anderson, Vim. Boulwsre, N e. Sutton, Geo
Firzhugh VIM. w. Dickinson Benjamin F. Taliaief'o'
WIN. G. Minor, James Cunningham, Robert Cunning
ham, VIM Harrison, c. 7. Baylor, Elliott Boulwa'e,
VIM. Tauferro, John Sutton, jr., Robert Chapmaa91'
John A Miller, VIM. Bankhead, Samuel c. Scott, Id
mund Clark, John o Sutton.
RICHMOND, April 10Th, 1889.
To Messrs. Daniel Dejarnae, VIM. w. Dickinson, Geo
Fi,zhuch William S. Boutwell,, Joseph Todd. john
Washington, Archibald Samuel, Wesley Wright, ana
others
Gentcmen-l have had the honor this morning to re-
ceive your kind letter, dated the 9Th inst, inviting I've
10 dinner which you propose 10 give 10 me- at sucr
time may meet my convenience. at the 1o'ei "
Messrs Graves and Chapman at the Bowling Green
Understanding from other sources, that "eohesop!,
the 9Th inst would be the day agreeable TO you '
the liberty 10 designate that day the one when WIN
be acceptable l. therefore, shall take gTes. psa
sure in meeting you, and my fends generally al '"'
time and place last above mentioned.
| cannot close this reply without expressing 10 w.
the high sense entertain for the honor conferred W.
me-To be thus honored by my neghbors and consult
ens, after long period of public service ce,a" a
the most gratifying incident of my life Inc ony . JI
reward which public ought 10 expect Is le no.
no,s and distinction. To be thus assured OF your
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

Yesterday compiler repuhshes lis "tahlc with regard
to the increase OF the Banking Capital ri State.
which ia correct TO the letter The only Of
Importance in lis fret puhiicu!inn gas in giving $I5G-
900 too much TO the Bank of Virginia. in consequence
of hasty construction Of very ambiguous law We
shall publish It's table, it, presume, find il TO be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
DEPUTY POSTMASTERS.
Azariah C. Flagg, at Albany, N. Y.
James S Gunnell at Washington, D. c.
Samuel Workman, at Washington, Pa.
Alexander Gait, at Norfolk, Va.-[Gtobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

We not by what motives the Wing may have been
acluard in rcprblishlng the Address OF the Republican
Central Committeeman we thank The Wing for it, We
dare say, the Committee themselves obliged 10 tie
Wing They may frequently trouble that paper in Tx
way. Some =" lis renders also, may be under The
same oSiiCa'Ionfc VIC suspect that lis rraIes have
not for long lime much rmh and Stale Rights
compressed into The space in The columns OF the
Wing We would advise Tie Wing more frequently 10
Gil lis niIcheE from the snne rnnninin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

u We have thrown upon our last page the Address
Of Mr.. l. Carter of Loudoun 10 the republican Con.
ven,;on. It is singular pnpsr and will command mnrh
attention. 1t is marked with great nayete and Il;
tie originality 1t lashes The Wings with the whips or
scUrpiops
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

NJ Mr. Servants Address TO his Cunstiia:rts-in our
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE Eve UIRER.

TO TIE EI1II OK OF TIE F-N f9JTNtR.
LOUISA &. H., April 9.
ir-Ycs'erday being Conr. day, the candidates for
Congress, Messrs Garland and Gordon, addressed the
peope-Gcn Gordon, in n fair and manly style, coming
out openly aud oeng The mark al! The important points
gave general satisfaction all who heard him Major
Garland in long and Iaborfd speech. filled with nd eny.
tandun arguments addressed TO the ignorance and not
the intelligence of the mmuny-emdear oring 10 NAL e
The election turn, if possible, upon The Sub Treasury
What, however, remarkable this dis play was the
singular and insulting spectacle exhibited To free PEG.
pie, of individual presenting himself candidate
for their suftages, and positively and percmpory re.
fusing to declare his opinions as 10 his opposition sup
port Of The Administration his adhesion abandonment
Of the Republican party; declaring explicitly, that his
opinions this subject should not be wrnng from him;
that he knew what he Growing; that should re.
main buried IN his BOSOM uni! his sovereign will
and pleasure should give light I" the dark Of his
political preferences. AN EYE WITNESS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

People Of Haljfa4!l hare seen in number Of
the Enquirer some notice Of meeting in your county
which resulted in call on John r. Edmunds your pre-.
sent Delegate, to become candidate for re election
cannot withhold the expression of my satisaclon-l
sincerely regretted his determination 10 retire. and tina,
regret was founded a deliberate conviction OF the
necessity Of his presence in the next House of Dele
Tents, OF industry and business habits a Legislator
man of labor and great usefulness 10 any party with
whom he co.operales: end with his present intimate
knowledge of The with whom he must be associated
and his familiarity with the projects foot as well in
connection with the State as The General Government
i, is probable that Delegate of equal usefulness
could be selected from among the enghlc ned con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11

The Ficksburg Wing of the I2,h ult gives quite
II represents the Jakes, days Of 1887 as presenting but
a faint picture Of hat is exhibited in every town
and county Of the State. Goods have been sold at less
than half Tie original cost-and lands and negroes have
gone off, under the Sheritfs hammer for m of their
value.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
Aneedsfa 81 Ve6ster.-A cores ;'n,l.nt Of the Ma.

Aneedst' Of Vebster.-t CORES ,nn,.nt OF the Nm.
''o"nl in'e'l'se"rer gives the fsIlowi's:
VIII close Is letter with an a"ecdols which may
enven its 'nIIness, lille il will xempiy the general
position have maintained, and prove that in his hours
I" relaxation. Mr. Webster is still at sc0rk Ii il pro-
peru premise that lie devoted and skillful aog!s-
vocation which i. f'vored by the streu,ns and b.,
around his residence ut arshied. On ono occ asou
ne was III bout fishing for cod, or whatever else
Neptune might send to his hook. |, was y few Iav.
previous TO his bunker Hill Grafton and il would seem
that lime IN hand, he nngnrd himself ut that sacrod
spot, with his audience before him. His companon
rearke tina. his lips moved, While the Jerk If his line
Indicated nbble, not bite at the hook. "For,unn,e
man" said Mr.. Webster in deep and trembling tone,
At that instant the bite renewed and he pHlied
large cod out Of the the su,ne time continuing
ms speech, apparently unconscious of wha, he was
dong; ortunate, fortunate man," said he .'througb
you the electric spark Of Liberty us bee,, conduc I'D
from the new world to the old"
few days after this, Mr.. Webster made his address
AZ Bunker ii'Il aud these word which fist suIu,ei
;hs struggling cod, were applied the venerable
LAFAYETTE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
MAYO ,ALTl OF NEW ORLEANS.

VIII pr'ce N lnur leiny this du, 81 10 per barrel
according To the uril, III. bukers will give "a
ounces OF bread for cents, during TIL week b. gin.
dung on Monday next the 10th Instant The lnuvss Of
SECOND qnnlity, Of thee for cents shall weigh p
per cent more, VIZ: ~ ounces.
I'll {. "ENulS, MAJOR.
ARRiATT'S Diary in America, . vols.
WI Nicholas Nitkieb,, \U.l6.
Bnz's Sketches No. 10 and last.
] lle Motley .'Ouk, or la.es und Sketches of the
late Ben Smith
The Bride OF Port Edward.
John Quincy Adams Jubilee Of the Cnna uon,
and ali The noTe,lies Of the day. f. JOHNS i co.
SID corner 81 Charles \ Common At ,
~ ERE broug lit to the pound Of the "a MuuuIIa.
W hty, the following strny animals, VIZ.
Dark brown mare, With oai, bllud Of one eve.
star IN her fnce, ID hands hIgh
DARK Sorrel b rse ciole'l, buldace hind rilocka
white, marks OF harness. branded on the rgl, l,i,,
Yunrer, b"wern II i 10 hands high.
Light sorrel hurse, slur and snip his face, marks
OF old Wounds On his buck aud h,r, bet~e II T. IL
hands high.
The owners Of snid property, will please call u, the
pound Of the 81 ward, III Municipality, situate the
corner OF Robin and Annuncint,on stieeis-Irovc pro-
perry, pay ciarses and ,uke them away, on or beiore
9th September 3", hen they will be sold u, auction
by = Gnillo'.c public unci,oneer.
s4 l. WINTER ] 81 Lieut..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
FATE OF TIVE HORNET.

m FATE OF TIE HORNET.
me navest"n paper states that the following an.
nouncement came ashore in bottle:
q" board u. s. Sloop Hornef,>
W. 3lst August, 1899.
WI T m !os1-a tremendous gale has foundered the
on galveston Island, and about sixty or seventy
miles distance. " ''''"''
inc above paragraph has been published and repub.
'''ed IN almost every paper in the Union We, nothing
can DC more erroneous. A gentleman now at uur
s'oo"' who was resident at Tampico u, the time Of
mo loss OF the Hornet, positively, that tina,
vessel was LOST on the verv day that Barradas The Com
mander Of the Spanish forces surrendered to ST. Auua;
and that day was the llth of September, $780, The ay
previous to the battle ST. Anna had informed the then
acting American Consul that he could no, be apsvera
BILE for the safey Of Americans ar their prop.,,v. i,
consequence OF which, the uctisg Consul shipped him..
SELF his effects and the consular papers on hoard of The
Hornet; the same night the gale cane on, and the ,.ssel
was never heard of afterwards.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

3a6,.sH,5zt

FROM th's statement it appears that New York would
nave already received more than $S0OO,00O-or more
''"h ohc-se'ehth III the whole distributed. II the
"e'"utes no" IN progress for the development f our
resources, under the present eflirnt State ad.n,isra
t,on are carried through there is doubt that New
o!k VIII long ret", her present position 10 the other
S'u'es. IN that event sln would long continue to draw
from her interest in h. common D. o.rtv about one,
seventh o. the whole anu" prof eds On this estimate,
t Stne interest in the Iutioml proper.y may lie set
down ut the present .N0 O0 OO6 Such i. the
property, capable OF being ln,ie immediately available
70 IN" amount II least million Of dullars Annually.
mat st'e - now called upon sr nominal prices IL
spectators and American Land Companies or 10 aan.
uo without dollar Of consideration To the Western
States! ~ y rovr { r.o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

The weather for the last three days has been very
hne' cool with an east wind The sickness has much
a'aed' whether owing to change in the YEA her. o,
Tor want OF subjects We unable to say. Yet not
"''hstan ling this fact, still have hopes that the fever
Will leave this city entirely before fros and should
many strangers arrive it is most probable tina, i, will
again break ont Wit as much intensity as ever.
We have M accounts from Mobile. The Mail Boats
wsb'ievr, TO NJ" z" further during the sickness, thar
Pascng"u", and the newspapers have all suspended
publishing r"'iely for the present. The latest &c
counts from August" and Cares,on give no pa,i.facto
~ account of any Improvement in the health Of ,he
cities.
The country mp the coast and in the interior par, O
the state rel"red be ickly but we canno, learn ,c
what extent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

NEW Books-Ws have recei, ed from E. Johns {. 20,
No. ~ ofthe sketchesby I'oz and No. l6 of Nicholas
Nickleby. Also that already too much noticed com
pound Of inpudent ignorune, twaddIe and cro,isu,
"Mnrryat's Diary Of America"
Nos Of The American Turf Register has coma tn
hand This number is fur less interesting than any of
the late preceding numbers. !, conains, however, two
excellent portraits; one Of Bloomsbury winner Of til.
Derby, in 1885, and another Of Deception, ~irner Of the
Oaks in 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

Ihe Eos'"n ourie1 has long arc lie on III. prcs;.
tency, conc uding with the following dccia,a,;
"Of one thing We fee confident, and huwev. ,'",,.,
come the d'clara"n may be. have no h.sitat;"n in
making t-,mt ifiIENkY CLAY should nor rec.;ve
,s nomination Of The Wing National Convention the
Martin Van Buren," w o''""'o '"f
fd.-lhe same may be said of Nsw York. l.oui,o.
ma, Mississippi and Kentucky.
Mr.. Harrison never get the vote Of loui.auo-u.
has moi fifty part-uus in the state
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

Inc ship Edward, arrived in our por, on Thursday,
ron' Liverpool, besides valuable cargo Of dry goods,
hardware and crocke,y, has board for the N O. Ca
nal and Banking Company, iron steam boat, we be-
ie"e on the Ericsson p,incps, intended a. II low boa,
for the Canal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14

men whom it thus purdes aud oppre .ses tia. il 10 their
only true FREUD!
Il the none. already received from the Public Lands
had been distributed ccnrding the provisions OF Mr.
Ciays Land Bill i'cting the proceeus 10 the 3Oih
Sertmber' 1885, The tolI"~ing table wru have pre-
scented its u table prepared in the ire ssury de-
department, II, the call Of the Senate Vi ,bc nied
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
NOTICE.
.Ner ArrA"sementto commence Let .iaSust 1889.
NEW ORLEANS l. CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
sUaM1R ARRASoknENTs FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carroalson. From Sew Orleans.
NOTICE..
=


u %anAScEAESr SUNDAYS:
40 care will Seave the tho l,ys
Until O'Clock, NJ when leave
every hc"r mt" ocuck r. NJ and New Orleans every hour
AFTER ~ O'Clock Morse he obtained by having dol
1o. tae Trip; ifca'cd for after t2 o'clock r. NJ 10 dol
lars will 'e charged.
resns going by the must provide themselves
ic1eta a the conductor positive directions
reeesve money in lieu thereof
For the accommodation Of parsons whiting Caroton in
me O'Clock and who wish remain herc uu
O'Clock tho car that las heretofore left Carrolon
"cocx VII renain until 81 o'clock thereby allowing
"se boz. 70 enjoy the pleasant walks in Of tho
THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETCARs
Leave The head Of Jackson o'clock A. NJ Canal
sf7ees Vt o'clock md hourly Al o'clock they
commence to leave each and every half hour o'clock
excsptn: that instead Of leaving Canal :!
clock, the Cur will leave there at o'ciock =. N.
It is particularly requisites. that gentlemen will not nut
the'r feet uon the cushions Ladies
are present.
Once New Orleans and Carrolton Rail Road Company
...o JOHN HAMISON,
July zoth Ie59. Chief Eug. N. 80 CIR
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
VVNHE lion Steamboat Rehrcca will leave the Basin
i at the head If ths New Canal every day, (excep,
Mondaysl for the Lake, Us follows:
Dsra" at 5 4. A. Return at A.. n.
Elm; 81; n. "" ! F. +: ~ n:
And on MONDAYS
Depar, at 10 \. N. Return at lai PM.
en- 4 PM
81 Nj. 9P.M.
may ~ q. CHEW, Cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
'"k FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO nlL
LION LOTTERY.
MONDAY, SA1suARY Ga, as4e,

Fac" dsy' driving under ,he supervision of,wo judge,
of Courts !" New Oreans. and ,he~heels opened and
sesIsd BY them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
Z 4 X RIO |. |. TON
2r.l2
II /; !; ! III
HOTEL

!}kl HOTEL. iii@,
4 LAVACn has the homer Of informing his fiien,ls
and ihs public in general, t'nt he has taken the
sss'rl at Carrl0r, where no trusts h., will receive
we calls OF his old friends and all lovers good cheer
Private PARTIES will be hnn'sonrly pro, i+d for hv
giving little nee beforehand. He willing t. enter
anto arrangements it'll families individuals dcsirnus
4" peSeInx the summer ut CarIUlltOn. u,20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1889

REPORT OF CHARITY HOsPrrAL-( Vested. I?,h
sep3'.e admitted; ~ Of yellow fever; death. up t.
O'clock PM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-14
BUREAU Dtl co TROLEUR.
SECONDE MUNICIPALITE.

Nnuvelic Orle aus, IL Sapt 1899.
I ,ONFORMEMENr unc resolution du 10
" conrant, jAdjugcrai cc bureau. sancdi 10 II
conrant' a mil aux plus offrans ct derneIs ench6
r'sseurs, les b'ux sepnres pour remplacenent do
Ia Vehte dcs liuitres dcpuis 10 Is septembre 1899
Jusqn'au Is avri lS4J-savoir:
Un postc au bon, de Ia rue Canal.
Va do do t;ravier.
Un do do Poydras.
I'm do do GrOd
Un do do Julie.
Tn do do Rofhgnnc.
20 Un sur la Lcyt, pres 10 ma-che St..Mary.
Condi!ions-l. ,, 3, 1, ), 6 + mos do credit
eli blets endossGs a satisfuc,ion
l3scp JOHN CALHOUN, Con,roleur.
F%EEHAN Il .. No. ; Magazine street
i are nov 'rceHims per the Packet ships from
New YORK., then supplies If Fab aud ). inter Clohng
and III continue t. receive regularly by the packers
throughout the season. Their assnrtn,e being urge
viii comprise every anic' N cir line cacu IL,
'le Country tradr and Will enable them To fill ord. rs
from Me,rha Is in The interior al shortest notice. Fu.
s"l" wholesale aud 'elaiJ on accommodating terms.
SIG