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EFpHt's -EOiIerN Oftice.
Cvrntr bcioD Tic RUNS

HHOYTs newly invented, anti'(ric'ion1, seIf;mov'ng
HE patent perpetual, "Pocket motion mnchlne' Is
s,,Ii orc,,ng to the infinite satisfaction Of his Gus
toners Some of the wonder working fnvors OF nus
machine have been in the share OF S3o Ooo S4o'
900 SIP 800 $40 900, nc. &C. obtained by purchasing
Of raren, rights which daily disposed OF al very
low prices at his magical corner" where the curious
and thrifty are invited L" call
MANY rights in Hoyts Mill for sale. This Mill IS al
ways grinding without any reference to wind ude or
weatirr-and such gst II turns out is mhrVei 10
the world Uralers in "Rhnu" arc informed that they
can be supplied by the hundred bushe at the lowest
market Intes. -,
NB-The following quantities, "hnndsomely boIled,
are now ready for delivery at HOfIS Corner.
$50 600. S25 G0O S20000, to be drawn 2Oh April
$4,000, SIS 900, $4,000, &c, TO be drawn 27lh oil
April.
All orders should be forthwith directed 10 d. NJ HoYT,
as there is but IIe time to spare, TO secure The stock
on hand; though the NJ 's hard at WORK. ana
supply will be ready for second orders
Drawn Nos of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Number .
drawn 9th inst. .
l5 30 e. IA "a 10 55 co 90 Is 81 30 az
Anri q l00-u
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BIZ tic Govrnor IF tie State Of Virginia.
REORGANIZATION

aHTHEREAS. by an Act of the General Assembly,
~ passed March 24th, 1885, entitled IAN acl PROVO,
ing for The rrassessment of lands IN Ihs Comm'n"ealh'
thr Executive is required az the assistant asses
sDrs shall have finished their assessments rrsprcli9ey 10
issue proclamation requiring The several boards i nm
cpal Asstssus 10 assemble at some convenient me ana
place. within their respective districts, 10 bt des'gha'eu III
the Proclamation; do therefore, III conformity WIN Inc
provisions OF the said Act OF the General Assembly, mere
by require the said Principal Assessors 10 assemble on The
first Monday in May the following places and pro-
coed 10 tue execution oil the duties required OF lheW ny
law WIZ JOSIAH Hoeman OF Isle ot Wight. Bcker,"n
+. Winston OF Louisa, William A. Harris OF Page, and
WIN Carey OF Greenbrier cnunrrs Principal Assessors
To constitute Board for the first district, composed ct The
COMMITTEES OF Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nanse m"nd Isle oil
Wight Surry. Sussex Southampton, Greensville frnce
George, Brunswick, Dnwidde, Ches'rrhrIH, Hrnrc"'
Hanover. New Kent, Charles City, James City, York,
Warwick, Elizabeth City, Gloucester, Mathews, Md
desex Essex King g. Queen. King William, Caroline,
spotls,Ivania. Stafford King George, Nesltnoreand
Lancaster Richmond Northumberland, Acconac, anu
Northampton TO convene at the Borough OF Norfolk:
Mathew W Kemp Of Gloucester John Il knight Of
No,,oway John Kern IT., Of Hampshire, and Ben amin
Brown Of Cabel counties Principal Assessors 10 con-
salute Board for the second district, composed "i all
the other East Of the Blue Ridge TO convene at
Charlottesville IN the county OF AbemoEle:
Samuel Moffetl of Rockingham, Bnrweil Is wilkes OF
Brunswick james w Walker Of Madison, and John q.
Slrinpcr of Wood countless Principal Assessors 10 c"ns
int Board for the third district, composed of the
ties between the Blue Ridge and Aeghany to convene
at the Court House of BOtet"urt county:
Thomas McCuIoch of Washington, William c Lewis
Of Rockbrldge, Joab Early of Franklin, and Charles
Thompson of Hanover counties, Principal Assessors, In
constitute board for the fourth district, composed Of
all the other counties of The Commonwealth, including
Montgomery and Monroe, which also he on both SIDES q"
the Allegheny 10 convene at the Court House Of Mont
gomery county
All the said Districts being arranged in The act Of As
semby first herein rectd, and to which the several
Boards are referred to ascertain their respective limits
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
, the Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, at
lSL"hJ Richmond this 18th day of March, 1882 and
G3d year of the Commonwealth.
DAVID CAMPBELL.
March II 9c-ilM
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succeeded in overlurning the Admnsraiion' anu Pe.
no the power into their hands, and then, ST. 'y
will seize upon large portion Of The Dem"ctac
a.. reward for their services. For, CERTAIN u 's "
re,y many worthy Democrats, would preie. na' ,,I
Bank to Stale Bank Deposle system h"t WIN, y, WV
fIIow? The Wings having got the te'hs VI " ;
n,epl in their own hands, will become pt"u" a''' IT,
I'm, They will lay aside all notions OF oe'n7 lu'" ii
a minority yrs. md The majority To" It"''"Sy ad
s,riuy M between them and The ConseTVh'l'es-"
nd II will will fplow--each will plan The dts'ruc'',
of The other: but, rrrerlheess, being allies ,"'y w.
.,ilI apvear to be courteous towards 'ach "'h''' VIZ
both with maligniy in their hearts hHcn VII ~ 49,,
o,d" for fear Of tnr example for the other; au
fralIy when the Why's shall give great iras' ~ ~"
c,y ri Washington. and lhr Conservative hien"s s"4
b with them rank Fpderais at The head OF the Ie"S
,be Conservatives Gunbr al the lean eNh OF I'VE ''
,he Wings will rise mp in the midst at, yea ri 'He ~.
r;nning of The feast charter National h'nS'
conservatives being terrified will rise Up too; ana '''s
forward their .suLsiiiDr" But its days VII be nun
Lrred Il will be- voted down. The National BANK WIN
10 chartered and receive the sanction ot the 'hn q" Tue
re,s, and pass into law. And the Conservatives can
orIv saw with the pnor misguided Macedonian, " lie
Who's are n day beforehand with US
have now said all | had to say on thus momeh'ouS
question All have to wish is that our Conservative
friends may lake day TO reflect, before they sna IN
vi,P the enemy
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Il Real Blessing TO .HotheJS.
rvtNsi Ger EuU hTcn snn'TIitSr SVI

4 RedI BfSSing 10 HOtHeTS.
DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting their Teeth.
Tennis infable remedy has preserved hundreds of
e. Children, when thought past recovery, from con
vul.ons. As the Syrup is rubbed on the gums
the child will recover. This preparation Iss" innocent
eicacious and pleasant, that child will refuse
TO let its gums be rubbed with it. When infants are
at the age ofour months though there is appearance
Of teeth one bottle Of the Syrup should be usrd the
gums open the pores Parents should never be with
out The Syrup in the nursery where there young
children; for If child wakes in the night with pain
the gums the Syrup Immediately gives ease by open
ing the pores and healing the gums; thereby preventing
Conv ulsions, Fevers, &C.
To be had OLA Duvall, Richmond; G. Hall, Norfolk;
Spolrswood L. Robertson, Petersburg; and all other
Agents
Jan 81 s0-wtf
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.SfrattOn'S Office.

Three Capitals at haul Nothing uncom
mon for SrRAITos!
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery, No. 7: drew
9Th March.
Ct II 80 So "a 46 SO 10 90 62 IS 0
Ticket Nos 20 IS 81, prize of 81 100, all sold
Hall do do. % 90 80, a. cash.
Quarter do. 20 46 SO, Jed by
STRATfON,
The .7H.prisc Seller.
Aprl2 LOG
Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No 10,
drawn the 9Th March,
80 l % "a IL So l2 "a So 81
Ticket Nos 80 81 3d.
Do do "a 81, all so,d md o,shoabu
DO do 6 81 So, d" S''u anu cas"eo oy
Do do II "a "a,
STRATTON
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No g drawn
9th OF March -
AZ 60 25 &C. : II GO % 81 rs GA 5
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 "a, another small prize of
5000 sold and cashed by STRATToE.
more capitals, making capitals sold and cashed in
days and making 257 capital prizes besides bushels of
smlIl all sold and cashed in little over IL months.
Drawn Nos. in the Richmond Academy Lottery Ex-
ira No 3. drawn The 18th Of March
4 G2 81 so "a 81 II 80 ID GO az 10
Whole Ticket No. 4 AZ 81, prize of $500
d. do. II 81 62, do. do. 200
do do a 81 81, do do. 100
All sold and Cashed by sTRATTON, the all Prize
Seller
Tickets by the package or single tickle, for sale at
STATIONS Lucky Office, i4th Street.
March IA So-u
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POETRY.
---.-.-------------------
"ur,n Trr rru,i>s u>.rHa.

liz CIR. OF THIRTEEN YEARS.
Tuy cables ,hY talk, Thy niu.,"ss pays,
so 5esu;ifui approve tr"",
So wIuning, l,ght, arc al! 'hy ways,
cannot choose bu, love thee:
Thy Ia ms breath uf"n Gy BOW
Is lac the summer air,
A. DER INV cheek thou lgarcst now
10 p4nt 4 soft KISS thsfe.
Thy stems sfe .lanciug toward the bound
between the child mud woman;
And ;bnupb,. and feelings more profound,
And p,her wears ale coniingi
And, box shah be more deeply fair,
More precious 20 the heat;
En-, never cln'si thou be again,
Tia, lovely thing thou an
And youth aha. ,,asS with ali the brood
Oflaacy fed affection;
And care should come with womanhood,
AID 'w,keI cold ref 'c,iOn:
Thoul't L. trn to toll, and watch lnl weep,
O'-r piag ,urcs wurctuTniEg,
Like ono who wakes IRON pleasant sleep
Unto the c IEes 0'mornin..
Nav, say no, so, nor cloud the sun
Oflnyous eXpccta'iu-,
Ordained TO bless ;hc little "ne,
The freshIins nf creation.
Nor doub, that lis, who now doth feed
Her early lamp with gladness,
VIII be her present help IN need,
Her comforter n sadness.
Smile or, them i,t,ie winsome thing,
All rlchia Na'ure's measure;
Thou hast within thy heart spring
Of self.rerewing pleasure;
Sn,!c On, fair cniii and take thy fill
Or mIrib, iii tine shall end II;
IT'S SiiUIe's wise ard gcuiie VIII,
Ard who shall roprehrnd II:
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REF FRESC s


LouiSn and Orange LA.fDS for SHE.
THNHE subscriber, being desirou. Of removing To the
III West. offers for sale all his LANDS lying in the
counties rf Louisa and Orange, consisting Of tract
OF 200 acres situated Gold Mine creek, and miles
North Of Louisa Court house which the subscriber
resides of which there is between two and three
hundred acres of first Tobacco Land yet 10 clear
with good md roomy dwelling house and other necss
sHry houses together with apple and peach or
chard Of selected IruilAlso Other tract Of about
G50 acres and thirds in timber adjoining The above
tract and which there dwelling house Of four
rooms and some out houses, together with good saw
null and within mile of the Louisa Railroad The
above lands in good state o! cultivation, and we'll
adapted tn The growth of clover is situated in agree
able neighborh0rd and of The henbesl in Virginia.
is well watered with numerous springs OF good wafer
Also other tract lying in the county of Orange,
within five miles South uf the Court house, and Two
three Of the Southwest mountains all in timber and
containing 3c7 acres. adjoining The lands Of Vel.
verton Cowherd Daniel Hord and others. Any person
wishing to view the last mentioned tract will call on
Mr.. Y Cowherd or Mr.. ID. Hord, who will show The
land Persons wishing 10 purchase would do we'll to
examine the above named lands Should they not be
disposed of privately, shall offer The l. first
Louisa Courthouse, on the second Monday in May next
3th) and the Other tract lin Oange) Orange Court.
house, on the fourth Monday, (27th) No further de
scrpon Of the above named lands is dermed necessary
ii is presumed person will purchase without first
examining for Themselves DAVID THOMSON.
Louisa. March %, 1889. i04-w6w
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FHNO MEDICAL STUDENrS.-DR. Johnson will
Il deliver course Of Lectures on Anatomy and Gil
meal Surgery during the vacation Of The Medical Col
lege. There will be two three Anatomical Lectures
each week. and al least two Clinical Lectures The In
Urinary The Amshouse. Dissecons will BE- conduct
ed during The Spring and Autumn.
The above course of Lectures will commence on
Thursday, the lllh instant Fee, $50
April 9. 1899 I0g-3t
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payuou, Tsr,,r and Plantation for Sale

II NOW offer my Tavern and Plantation for sale. inns
a property lies in Allegheny county, on the turnpike
ruad eadirg from Stanton Guyandolte IA miles west
of The Warm and 26 miles east of the White Sulphur
Springs This is valuable stand, and has some hrst
rate RIVER bottom attached 10 IT, deem 1t useless 10
rive further description those wishing to purchase
of cours. will view for themselves II there is not
sal. effected the Tavern will be for rent for The term OF
one or ,pnrr years A PARIS.
M,,cL g5-wGw
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NTORUS MULTlCAULlS.-Ths subscriber has
1eE about Eve thousand Cuttings Of The Sorus Null
lcauls, which he will sell applied for before The Doth
OF March Should he not dispose Of them By tha, time,
he would then engage tn supply, by next Winter TWEEN
ty FIVE or thirty thousand Trees q, moderate p,ce
Proposals by letter, directed 10 Inc at Columbia. C..
will be punctually attended TO. GEO H. HUNT
March 81 lOI-w4w
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.EGn0scrS' office, Richmond, va
Virginia STATE LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of the Mopongala Academy, Class No
g for IS39-to be drawn al Alexandra, Va, on Satu-
day, -, April, 1879.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10 Number Loery-I5 Drawn Ballots.
Capital $50 00O Si0O0, - COO 81 500. 81 600, So
500, So O9O - $50 81 $50. 81 eco 81 800 81 800; 10
prizes of $500; Is Of S25U; lc2 of 500, Re
Tickets only Sl0-halves So quarters 81 80.
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $40
Do do % Half DO 90
Do do % Quarter do 80
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$4,000, $4,000.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For thr bencti, Of the Town of Wheeling - Class No.
3, for lc39-,o be drawn at Alexandra, va on Saur.
day, 9th April. 1899
IS Number Lotlery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
GR.SD ScHEME.-Capitol $1,000 - 600 10000,
6 COO. 5000. 5000, $40 80 prizes of 81 ,OOO ~ Of
500 20 OF 300, 100 of 300, &c
Tickets only $I0--iaives 5 Quarters . 80
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do % Half do G5
Do do 90 Quarter do 32 80
n Ordcrs for TIckcS and ShareS Certificates Of
Pachagcs in he above Magnificent Schemes, will receive
the mos, promp, attention. and official account of each
drG,1ng sent Immediately alter 1t is over 10 all who order
from Us. Address,
d. S. GREGORY & co Itanngcrs,
Richmond, Va
.-.yfckes in all other lotteries under our manage
mcni fconstartly for sale as above.
Apri, .. 1nG-2twid
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Spring Wheat for Sale
A NY one desiring 10 purchase Spring WHEAT, can
"A obtain about 20 bushels, by applying a. ,hl, Office
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NOTICE.
NAMES H. DAVIS late Of Albemlrlr and RICH
% ARD MORRIS, late Of Hanover, Virginia, have
associated themselves in the practice of the La" al ous
ton, Texas.
REFERENCES:
Judge Tucker Of the Court of appeals Of Virginia.
T. W Gllmsr Esq, Speaker Of the House OF Dele.
gnes Of Virginia.
" Soulha of the House of Delegates.
Temple Gwalhmey, ESQ Of Richmond.
Professor Davis, Of The University of Virginia
Anril q lOD-4t
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On the third morning the Convention, heard Nhy
Der the Legislature actually botsng that they bound To-
geihcI By the tie Of opposition. do know his name bu, h
know he bulk than brains If more minute d.
,cip,ionis required il be furnished.
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EHORUS Multicauls Trees, and Silk Worm Egg
LYA for sale by JAS. WlSsiON
March IA 9o-2aT'"
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Rich and splendid Loueryfor april 20th, 1889.
$500 900 -25 ,OO0-20 .OO0-l5 600.
alexandria Lottery,

CTass No =, Tor 10y.
To be draHR at AiszaTdrid c. p0SitiTey Saturday,
2OM 7prH. lc'9
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PAR BACH & CALHOUN.
L SERA VENDU Mercrcdi 10 3 Juliet, 1899
midi, Ia Nouvnlle Bourse, rue St. Louis

l l. SERA VENDU Mercrcd 10 3 Juliet, 1889,
L a midi a Ia Nouvrlle Bourse, rue St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes CarroIlton, designe, d'apres I'm plan tire
par Louis Bringicr, Arponteur g6nerale, los dts
lots f ct C. L'ict content 26 lots nuu,erotts
de 26 lcsqucs ont les mcsurent suivants
Nos l, 9 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8 9, TO- meshrnnt
chacan 80 pieds de face Ia Macarty sur los
plcds 10 profendeur, Ie lot, l formant lencoig~
nure dcs Macartv ct Adam, ct lc lot 10
for "ant renco gnure des rucs Macarty Ell Burdet.
No. II, IL, Is, trois lots ,ncsnrant chacun 800
peds DO faco la rue Burdet sur $50 dc proion~
deur
Nos. II, Is, lG, II, IS, 10, 90, 81, %, %
dix lots mesurant chucun 80 picds dc face la
tormant rencognuro des RUGS do Commerce et
Adam.
Nos "a, 25, &C. mcsurant chacun 30 picds dc
face la rue Adam sur $50 dc pro(ondeur.
l. ilet G contenant &c lots numeroles do a &c,
losques ont les measures suivants:
Nos. |, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, g. Q g. 10 mcsurant
chacun 30 pieds dc face Ii rue do Commerce sur
los dc profondcur 10 lot no. fornant rcncoig.
nure aes rues de Commerce OF Washington.
Nos. III, 70, l3 mcsuraht chacun 0 pleds dc
face la rue Washington sur $50 de protondeur.
Nos, IA. Is, lG II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %, 90,
dix lots mcsurant chucun 81 pieds dc face la ruo
Pearl sur lis dc proiondeur, 10 no. ii formant
rencognure des rucs Pear ct Washington, OF lie no.
% joignunt roncoignure des rues Pearl ct Bur.
dct.
Nos. a. 25, g. lots mesurant chacun 80
pieds do face la Burdet sur $50 do prsfon.
deur ct 10 tout mesuro Americana. il
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I From our Suuddv Ediki0u. I

Important from Eneiand.-Advices have been re-
ceved at New York from Liverpool. London and Havre
to the 9th of May inclusive.
The British ministry hare resigned. They were
defeated the question of depriving Jamaica of its
House of Assembly.
The Queen has been insulted in the public streets of
London. The people Kissed her she passed through
Pmlico, and saluted her car with various EXPLANATIONS
about Lord Melbourne's familiarity ut court!
The Queen of Portugal short time since discovered
her husband saluting of the maids Of homer and
forgetting herself boxed the ears Of both parties
Cotton has declined at Liverpool to d. per h. and
ut Havre to . centimes per half Kilograms.
No ministry at Paris yet.
The aspect of the money market was not dscouragng
yet the exchanges against London. The bullion
&C tie Bank of England continued 10 decrease grain
was sill imported and the Liverpool Cotton market
much depressed. The accounts from the munufactur
ing districts were n'avorube. Great caution is neces-
say this country he observed by the bunks les, the
rate Of exchanged be thrown up to u specie exporting
standard.
a decline of d. on cotton yarn at Manchester had
been submitted to, and 3d. piece printing cloths.
Working short time is the order Of tho day. There
five mills Manchester standing still ind thirty
others working only three daysa week. The diminu~
ton in the consumption of from this cause alone
will exceed 5000 bags per week. besides arising from
the substitution OF light Tor heavy fabrics. One Of the
joint stock banks at Manchester had suspended.
The quarterly average account of the liabilities and
Of the Bank Of England to the Both April gives
LIABILITIES. ASSETS.
Circulation, E6,35o,OoO. Securities, E23,ll2, O0C
Deposit', 100000. Bullion, $685. M
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Nashville Rail Way.-There is All opinion abroad
consequence of the Governors refusal 10 sign the bill
oflast winter. This is error. AT the time when
the bill vetoed, the company had in hand 81 5000
OF this they resolved to devote $3ou0O 10 the
payment Of the interest accruing until the meeting
of the Legislature, upon bonds already issued and sold
md to apply the balance to the continued prosecution
ofihe work, &c &c.--Mr. Caldwell, with his usual
zeal, has gone carry these intentions Of the
Company. The road has reached the upper end
Of the Great Prairie bordering the Lake, and is with
in mile Of the western extremity Of Pontcharran.-
Before the first Of January nexr, ,h:re will be compet
ed abuut4 miles Of road for with the 45 negro slaves
owned by the Company, the rate of progress is now
three quarters Of mile per month. The cost of max.
ing mile OF road, exclusive of the rail- is reduced
10 1850 dollars Du'ng the last six months there have
been carried the road 81 600 passengers, and owing
erected tho lake sh Prairie Cottage, 10 miles
from the city, is calculated that the average travel
this will lie 5000 passengers per week. THE
fare is fifty cents for every passenger When the road
| shall once reach Pass Manclac, the will begin
to flow in rapidly FROM the carrying of freight. There
can be doubt but that this great work will he taken
in hand by the State next winter, and that funds will be
procured to complete to Nashville either by direct
subscription on the part Of the Legislature, by the
passage of some bill having the building Of this roud il
view. We should be pleased If the journals in The Unit
ed States would copy these remarks they go to show
the condition o. the Nashville Rail Road.
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SfNulC'S SALE.
BY BACH e. CALHOUN.

BY BACH T. CALHOUN.
w ILL be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889, at 70
w o'clock , at the City Exchange in st Louis ST.
between Royal and Chatres streets, BY order of Anho
ny Rasch, Esq. Syndic Of the creditors Of Messrs
Egerton Y Wibay, for the and at the risk Of
Messrs Edward York, George 3. Ogden and $ Ogden,
WHO have failed to comply with the of sale Of
property hereinafter described, made to them on the
2Alh January, 1889.
Eleven lots OF ground, situated in Faubcurg Sauct,
"a Municipality Of New Oreanr in the square bounded
by Clio, ply,anee Caops md Nayntes Streets as per
plan which will be exhibited at the time OF sale, viz:
Lot No. l, measuring 90 feet, inches trent Pry.
anee street, by 10 feet in depth, and front Clio
street,
Lots No. 2, IS, 10, and 10, measure each 90
feet front on Pryta'ee stree. by leo feet deep.
Lot No. II, measuring 20 feet inches front on Pry
lance street, by 100 feet in depth, and front Caope
| street.
The above lots will be sud separately with the priv
lege ofan alley in the of the width Of Is feet.
Terms OF sale-$l8, 10 cash on each lot; balance 6
and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment,
june 3tll7 3iy
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Flights, Sqnabbles etc.-A few days since the Hon.
Rice Garland and G. R. King Esq WIRE trying n case
in the District Court at Opelousas, Mr. King being in
his pleading, Mr.. Garland interrupted him l., remrrking
that he commented upon evidence which not before
the Court to which, Mr.. King between whom and Mr.
Garland there WIS an old grudge and which had, it
was thought been put 10 sleepy said very emphacaly
Tit is false ;''-whereupon hIr. Garand's Virginia
blood being rather heated he unccremoniousy struck
Mr.. King and Aoored him. The Court properly bound
them over to keep the peace and here happy to
say the affair will end.
Our relation Of the ARRAY between the Hon. r. NJ
Lewis and Mr. Cant, in paper Of yesterday, it ap
sears was not altogether correct. Gentlemen, who
arrived on Friday, and in whom have the creates
confidence, give rather different colong to the matter
Agreeably to their statement, it appears that Cant me
Lewis in the street having in his hand cooked pistol
which he held at his side. He accosted Lewis who hat
srms hut did not draw them, and after some muua
recrimination, Can't spit in Lewis face or at him.
About this time the Sheriff came between them. Hal
Lewis attempted TO draw his weapons Gan, most prob
ably would have shot him.