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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

THE GREAT WEsTERS-The tffcal Mes,.rN,ss
about 5000, 000in specie. twas shipped by aqrea
number Of persons. A sum of 100000, expecte
from Philadelphia, did not arrive. by the Quea
about Sl5O,OO0 were received in specie
The Great Western took the larpcs, mail who
ever went from this country. The postage mOnr
was about $4,000 making the contents OF the ma-
equal to 10000 single letters.
OF the specie taken by the Great Western, orr
about Si50,00O were taken from our Banks Tn
course Of business now is strengthening the Ia.
vaults.--l Journal Of Commerce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

The Buffalo Republican says A gentleman q,
his return from business tour, in Canada Inform,
us that the greatest faith prevails, among the Can,
dams, that the patriots fitting on, another erps
dion, 10 invade Canada, as soon as the nayiga,a
is closed by the ice Heaven save their iimid SOU,
from the consequence of an ovcr-wrought fear, an
ieverish Imagination There appears about Is
much danger of such state of things, as there dos
of the worlds coming to end, u the first frost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

Fires.-The New Hampshire Statesman SAYS
wooden mandatory belonging TO John MoroS
North Patterson, was entirely consumed by me I"
Friday last, together with all its contents. Los :"
tlma,ed at $4,000, on which was an insuraD' >
$1,000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

Adj to this sum the capital ofin-
situtions not chartered, based
upon real estate,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

solemn proceedings OF courts Of justice aud the fear
lcss administration OF tho law by all who arc cngae
cd in ,ha, duty. have checked the first attempts a;
insubordinaion: and ] RELY securely upon the good
sense OF my people, AMI p1n their attachment to the
constitution for the maintainancs OF law and order.
which are necessary for tho protection Of the poor.
rs for the welfare Of weather. classes Of communi-
WI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
\ Orcign.
FAMINE IN IRELAND,

Perhaps there is not a country in the world,
iaialy not in G risicadom. where physical wretch
ednsss has prevaiel TO the extent which IT has done
in Ireland for some years past Ii will be seen by
the following letter published in the Liverpool Mer-
curry, and dated Connemara, July 10, that fright
fol famine prevails IN the West of Ireland, and the
condition ofthe peaslntry is piiable in the extreme;
4 regret to inform you that famine still prevails,
and IS increasing in ri9htiul extent in this district
even amongst those who were considered above
want. The poor people arc coming in hundreds
here to see If anything will be done for them.
] was present this day when application was
made TO -, stating that they were existing
by bleeding the cattle, and boiling the blood till 1t
became thick, when they eat IT, and also eating sea-
weed and small shell-fsh knew cases myself
where children resored to weeds in the field TO al
lay their hunger being for twenty hours, and
another large family of children having no food for
two days, OF them boy not thirteen years old,
dIeadng return OF hunger, took away the two sheep
that were spared TO pay the public money cess,
which, TO add to &c misfortune, is collecting,
and sold them for half price | also know many to
come here, particularly last week, who said they
were without food for twenty-four hours, and indeed
their faces couoborated their statement And while
now write, (six O'Clock p. NJ there are many
here who have no, tasted food since yese day NOR
ming. Others are known TO have, by night, taken
away the carrion of cow drowned by chance, I'M
skinned for two days, and picked the bones that the
dogs mad Toasted on.
The DIES rip,ion given by the priest of the suffer-
ngs Of the people, upon whom he has TO be in con-
slant attendance, is frghtful Many families are
lingering through fever, and will feel want long
time. as their manure remains at their cabins not
being able to SOW and what is worse, the misery
is not likely to end with mlny, when the harvest
returns, which will be late in this country, as they
compelled to root out the potatoes before
they arrive at one eigh of their growth. So that in
a week there will be mach destroyed would
serve for two months, il full grown. | need not
name one village. for every one round about shares
this awful visitation.
There are many actively endeavoring to relieve
this distress ; but alas it is only like drop of wa
ter TO the oceai
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
:. L. IL


T ES soussign6s, nouveaux propriGtaires dis re-
IL tab isscmcnt sue ions la rue de la Obrapa,
No. II9, connu sous lie nom lie vi ANSluN
HOUSE, ont lhonncur d'iniormcr lie ouhlic, qu'iIs
teron, ,ous leurs efforts pour SO Iendie agrcabes
aux personncs qui voudront hien les favorscr do
leur confance. Les commodities qu'oflre ceue mai
son aux voy,geurs sont assez connues pour no
pon, juger nGcessairo den faire lei le detail.
q scp-lv CUNY L. FULTON.
lION \ GO, M So Old Lrvee street, in addi-
ton to their tolmer stock hive received from Eng
land, per Ship Chester Edwin" and Nnnanui, and by
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
o: Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails Anchors,
Chains, E"rdage Leather, tils. &c. which the! otter
for sale on accommodating terms -
HARDWARE.
Brig, trace chains; and log do carrier cians,
and Chains for Mills bright Carolina hoes, w oocs
and yndon's; bright cast steel hoes aud sh"ves and
spades; bright i."usuna hoes; gruhbihg hoes; black
Carolina hoes; best Amitage' anvs; backsmitIi's bel
lows, hammers and ,nngr; files, assorted ut all kinds
Ibhoi<uns make; sockeI spades, assorted kinds,
Row lund's unA Hec's mill saws; cast steel whip and
saws; hand saws; copper skn'ers and ladies;
plantation bells; Indian corn mills; curry combs; wood
screws leg locks Amer lean door locks; padloCks; cabin
hooks steel, ards cash paper bnxes; augers chses;
carpfm and smiths tools generally bright staple vi
ccs and general assortment o table cutlery and shelf
goods.
Hunts cast sell axes, Layton pattern; Hunts broad
and hand axes, ih assortment of Hunts tools; Co.'s
Inns axes and $50 dozen last steel axes made by other
good makers.
IRON, STEEL. &c.
100 tons fiat squire aud rnund mons baltimore boiler
and plate IRON hoop iron, all sizes; Russia sheet iron;
American do sheet steel, aud steel in 50,
and flat bars, assorted, Sanirrsnn's make; Crowley
steel; German do bs, o. Englis b-,ered steel; Banca
lin; plate zine sheet and pig Lead shot, all
NAILS.
500 kegs cut nails, well assorted from to inches;
SO casks wrought nails. fine clasp and rLse so kegs
gar hh's nails % kegs ne horse shoe uas, Gritn's
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors all Sizes chain cables, do; 1000 French
pots, 10 l05 pn,s spiders aud skets, large assert
ment 100 salt keules; poughs of different
RES window glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind s,unes
and large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted sizes
| SHIP CRANBERRY.
Taered rope and haser<, assorted; large an,. snal'
Manila rope OF the best kind and Boston manuiac u
Manila ked cords and plough lines; aud vs,r,.
every article in the ship chandery line; leather o.,
hinds, just received from Philadelphia.
OIL. AND NAVAL. STORES
pure 'intrr strained Gil. 80 Ibis do; ion bill
ID and ID ga i:y lamp oil; lu ,,s,c,s iaseet oil
olive ont 100 Ibis 'n SO 10 ni,eh ln>n; > do s..
soap; c"a tar IN half hb's; spirits u ,ureentinr; In.
varnl-h; c"ra and japan do; neassIot oil so, H.,
\ "ehe'e" WINS 'ead, &c. on u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

I OS infrascrtos nucvos pr"prietarios dol bicn
IL conocido es,ahccmento noH1hrado MAN>
SION HOUSE, ,uado on Ia Gale de la Obrapia,
Mum. Il9 tcnen ell homer de annnciar al puhiico
que sls mayores cuerzos atencones scrnn dcdi-
cadas complacc! las pcrsonas que les iavorez-
can con su putrocnio. Las veuta as que poscc di.
cha casa para 10. vagcrns, ,nn,o por su locaidud,
comoddad, etc etc. son tan conecldas, que es inu-
til cnum,r arlas.
81 set-fy CuN1 Il FULIoN'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

VuNlIE undersigned present propretors of this we'll
L known establishment, called The 4Nansi0n House,
situated in Ohrap street, No. ll9, have the honor to
unronca the public that their grsrteSt and at
tention will be dedicated render comfortable persons
who may favor Them it'll their patronage. The adj
vuntages possessed by the house for travellers for its
loculiv convenience, &C. are well known that il 10
unnere ssnry to enumcrhte them.
LAT rl-Iy CUNY 4 FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

II Zach days drawing under the super of Judges
of Courts in New Orleans aud the wheels opened and
sealed by them.
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kEGU LAX PRICES.
#. LOUIS STREET RESrAURAr, OPPOSITE


TTNllE Subs ,rher has the honor to inform his friends
L. and the public in general that he will open on the
18th instant, Res,arra where persons will be served
according the bill of fare 1T regular prices, viz
Fifty for Breakfast, and Seventy five cents for
Dinner. The br. aktast will consist Of two dishes
option, one cup of flee th milk, hnlfa bottle Of inc
aud bread discretion. The dinner " i'll consist Of
three dishes at option, soup. halfa bottle Of wine and
bl cad ut disc elton.
grea, number of persons have been complaining for
long time of the Inconvenience t,l, tables d'hutes,
where they obliged to be at regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope of having ohva,cd that incon
venience in establishing his Reslua, regular prices
und here persons will he attended every hour Of
the day, cheaper rate than 1t ihe liable d'hotes
The subscriber has MISC eiec =,
| parties, and will execute city demands.
olr2w MICHEL. DOUAIS.
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BOOKS g. MUSIC.

/ ATEST NtlNELTIES-S Shakespeare u his friends,
= or the golden ageof Merry England, 8 vols.
Father Butler and the Lous h,!eargs Pgr rim, by w. IL.
- Carleton, author of Neal Malone, etc. 2 vols.
The Cnnons Of tnod Breeding. the Handbook Of the
Man OF Fashion; by the author Of the Laws of Eli
quete." JOHNS Il 60,
q Statiuurr's Hail.
d! cor st Charles and COmm',, sts
I Us RECEiV Cd The Belle Of u Sea- >UI, a poe ).
by the Countess Of Bic ssnginn, illustrated, London
edition
The Shakespeare Gallery, containing tn. priociral ,r
male characters in the plays oil the great Poet, Lon
don chIrion.
Forget Me Nor, christmas AMI years presen, BY
Frederick Schubert, London edition.
Friendships Offering unl trr's Wrc ,th, chris
aud new years present, for i*ih, London edition.
Johns $50, N q >tatnncrs Halt
d. 81 Charles aud t"nmn,. Il
NEW 3 OK>-A Sui OF Arnonr- Tor ! II - VT.
~ beautiful illuminated crgravings; publish !,y
Atkcrmnn n Co, London.
The Chcs -bnarh Companion containing the law a The
game, value and power Of the pieces, III
the hest met',o Is Of beginning the game, Ar. AL ,
by " Lewis ondon 1899.
hess tor b giuncrS, rcs OF progressive ies5ou
illustrated by numerous diagrams, printed IN cno,s
Cd edit N, revised and corrected, by Wi.'wi. inu-
don; Also Fnyle's games, London edition
Just rhcei ed and for sale E JOHNS Ga.
d2 SntionrI'. N"A
NICHOLAS NICklEB complete in o. 4, IuIr,
~ cheap c'Ini"n, inst received ami for sne by +.
llA>WEiI. CO., SUCCESSORS to Alex. TOW iR. 10
Camp street. d.
~ iCIipI.AS NItkiEBY, Nos. 10 md 20 iuSl rev.
l. ccivcd and for sale by j HASWEIl. Il 10.
as ~ Camp II
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parties, aud will execute city demands.
O15-2w MICHEL DOUAIS.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS,H HOTELS, STEAM
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.
1UNIiE subscribers receiving direct from the
manufactures, large supplies OF Glass, China and
Earthenwafe, Looking GLASSES, Plated and Silver ware
Lamps, Chandeliers, Jupanery, Kitchen ware, and
house furnishing goods generally which they uher at
low prices, at No. II Camp street and NOT
Common street. u2H-4w BR()WER ~ 20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Prem
~ Ter District Judciaire-L'Etat dc Ia Louisi,
ane tous ceux que ces prescntes conccrncnl-
Salut:
Attcndn que HE VRY WILLIAM PALFREY
ayant acetG une vcntc tato par lc Sheriff de la
paroissc Jefferson, In prOrriGlG ciaprcs iccrite,
s'est adresse grctto dc cetto Cour oil Ia ito
veatn iut enregist Go 10 dix.scp,ienc jour GOcobre
dc rannGe 1889, pour un avs commencement un
ac:e, dc Ia Legislature de re ut dc la Lou sianc,
intitul6 Acte pour conrmer les ti,rcs dos acquc>
vento jndiciaircs :" approuv6 10 10 Mars,
1894.
Quill soft connu, Ct toutes pcrsonncs intercssces
ont par ces prescntes somnGcs, au n IN dc Fl.tat
de Ia Louisiana ct do Ia Cour du Premier District
Judiciairc, qui pourraicnt avoir droit la pr
prie,G ei-ap.es dGcrte. CONSEQUENCE dun de-
faut do forme dams rordre, lie decrct on lc JUICE
mont do Ia Cour, en- vcrtu duqnel la vente a Gic
fat de toue Irregular on illega!iic dams
Destination, PAWS gu e temps ct lie mode dc Ia
vento, on pour une autre cause quclconqnc, dc
faire voir, dams tronte ours dntnr do Ia pnblcl-
ton dc Get avis pourquoi la vcnte ainsi faila
raft pae eonfirmGa ct homooguee.
La dite propriG'c tIt vendue par le Sheriff sus-
dit. 10 viugtemc j"ur dc Seplcmbrc de Fannen
1899, eu ver,u dun hecret de- ccttc Cour rrndu 10
dix~luiome jour dc Mars do lannGc 1889, dams
l'aT,ire dc Maria Cecil, spouse dc tharl"- Br wer
& al VS.. Les Enfan. nincur ct hcritiers dc Charles
Cecil-No. 1900 du Docket DC cetts Cour, a la
suelIo ventc le dit Henry William PAIirey sest
rendu acqucrcur pour 10 prix dc quatr cents en-
quan,e piastres payable compliant
Description dc la prop iete aprcs le transfer
judciaierc, savUIr
I'm certain lot dc tcrre, lc meme que fut nd)ngt
William Nicholson Hull, une vnnle tac ar
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, encnatcnr do la vile dc la
Nauvee OrlGan-, lie IL Mars 1899, en- vcrln dun
Judgement de ccttc G ur du 80 J,nvcr 1876, ct
QUO 10 IL Mars 1899. Ia Cour ordonn, d'd,re re-
vendu aux depnns ct rlsIncs du dat HUI, cause
de 81 negligence ct de son rctus r"nIphr los
termes ct conditions de Ia dit adjudication. Cc
lot d. terre est sue dams la PlroSse de Jefferson,
dams Ia vile de Currnltnn, il est dcslgnt par !: nus
nero q,atro dc lict A, un plan dress6 par
snjamin Bu.son, arpcn,eur de la dl,e parolsse,
IL 90 Janvicr 1885, ct deposG dams 10 bureau dc
III. b. Ccnas, notal.o public de ccttn vile Ii q
LIAre Amoricane) c'nqnantc deuX p'eds ONE
trois p0uces de face a la rue builie, trois cent?
tren,e neuf pieds dc proiondcnr ct face la rue
Jefferson at lrns cents qlAtre picds SIX pouccs 81
deni sur Ia ligne que lie dlvso du lot No ;, ensem
bls ,ous les droils, privileges &c. qu nppartlcn
mont.
Te,noin rIIsnorab,c a. NJ. Buchanan. Jug,
do Ia Cour susdlls, &C l6 Norcmbrc
1899,
p. LIE BLANC,
r,2O q in 3Oi Drpu1c Grctcr
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AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY,

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1901 Prizes!
Will he drawn in DECEMBER NEXT and in
order to crafty, at carly period, the purchasers
of,ickcs, combination is adopted for this Lot.
terry MY, of to IS, whereby the drawing will
be completed in a few minutes by tho drawing OF
IL Numbers from the wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at $40 each---s675,25o.
1921 PRIZES!!'
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING
Z WIDOW WRIGHT HATCH & EDISON

II AVE opened an office in New Orleans, possessing
equal advantages it'll their house in New York,
for the purpose of engraving AMI printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates OF Dtpos
Checks and other important papers, eHu ring security
against Forge les; and have made ample pnvison for
the safe keeping OF all rlaes and impressions entrus-
ed to their care; their ser embrace the note tor
five hundred tunkng institutions, and all orders
will be executed with nrumptitue, and tho usual
terms. Office Garner of Royal and Canal stS.
New Orleans, November - 1339-,f
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YELLOW FEVER.
NAroMlcA RuhooEsal a az nerarsn nf
n searches on the Yellew Feyer OF E :" p,"ni
Y I.s se &C. c. &C., just received anil is sale y "a
ftINSWEIL. 4 Co, successors 10 ALEA. TOW Elk, -
CaMp st.
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ANNUAL = ftk 1910.
= .., . ,,c E,Il,yinp snl,n.
- race n, t,,,,.,,-
- "' ''"' :, iui., ln.N f original prose anc
y"r." ,mIy' J-,,.yI ia RIGS ornv I've hi,lv
We" VI ~ .n',Iavir g, 81. aus subjects by The
,,' ',,T' Of l}le-+r .rr-
i r's T. VIA! kn'n, ~,.nV l. ok, 1910. with poeti-
4 ,I NJ .-rntjHHs nv :. T. t.. and Mary Hewitt.
i ~, ! ooA If b. "t., "l, nh beautiful engruv-
''':' - llir,I b, DR., ,Drl OF Bles>ngtnn.
~. = ,~akn fn l%IJ, .On'I bv Lady +. Huart
" ,HIH.
,;o1nIs 'lcurrS,lu7 u, uJ 49, $50; Windsor castle
/ 'l'h.n = T., e.,,,,,,-l,y T.. i'.,rhl~.
g., i' +,t Aarrra Ivy 80 Itpese, splendid morocco
~ ~ 81.
, 49, ,;n !, ro,,.e f.. ~ ny Rev. John \. lark
',or.. 81
'43! a. l.. li-.. - Miss Waterman,
. " 60 srf
IT,, f,u,r. & H. t.plr-Io., ,and New Yours Pre-.
| We ,,n,,"r' o.s s.ud r.,r' D..
l,',s SCI III. tpr, .a.,t'' f,r 1910.
. .,ue 'hJ = l'r.. '.,i ~
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,.', iut -, ~
',nr g. Il ID, III" Sew 80, . by tbs Countess OF
/ '"' b.. ng,,n
~ !. rr.u.' d; .lir., g"G' inc til" prnr?a fem
ci.l r. ,int p,u,- q" the sren, poet.
r,igr No, it!'.','- .eo ID New Years present.
| ~. ~ St,, RI,
ET!t ,,r '''aur ,D' " lows WRATH Christ
- .a D4I N.* Nru' ! sent, edited by Frederick
,O..r.
,r.e i.N.a a1i 'r,u'.. = uyenir, Christmas aud
w. r't = ttn.,'u, ~. b, ). q. Gsohr' Il.
nI",nt,r by J. l.,lr,. tied by Miss Milford.
''rlr u,,, o, i'm. i,.,n,, or the Court of Queen
7t;rLJ.. ", III, ,, wings executed under the
lrn ,i.r,. \ II, 3. Fiud,n, with puetcul
it,u.y,,.,,l-, - sr'. IL,
, NiII ! UASWEIL & Co.
IA &,,,,,,- r, tn A Tuwnr 40 xnmn st
a.. =, . ,,,z,, 1,,
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rl20 u in 30l
REPU BLIC OF TEXAS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.


City Of Houston, l7lh July 1899 {
IN pursuance Of arequ'ronc"t Ola law passed ny
1 Congress Of this Republic, approved january
2lst, 1899, making it the outy of the Treasury to
advertise aud cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on a day by him fixed Notice
is hereby gisen that the lots the City OF Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ie Sale, on Monday, the iolh
day Of NoveDpb er next, between the hours o: Ten
o'clock, NJ. and -Four o'clock. VI, a, the Capt.
to Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
ahe following extracts from the law above mcn-
xioned
Sec. 4.-Bo it further enacted. That the lots in
said town shall be offered and sold for other
rency than gold silver, audited paper. or the pro-
rnissory notes Of this government.
Ssc 6.-Be il further euacted, That the said jots
shall be sold 90 the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be uaid down, and the other three
forth to be in equal instaucnts OF six, tWclyclll
sighteeu months.
~ Soc 7.---io i: further enacted, That it any
pexsen Who sliail purchase ary OF these aforesaid
lots. shs! fill to nsakc ply1nant Of the several III
sta!mcnts iu conformity with this Act, he or they
shall forfeit all such they may nav p.svi.
ously paid. aud tie lots purchased by such default
ter shall revert to tho government Of ihe ltcrNh.
lie.
Sec S.-Bc it further enacted, That al! persons.
aliens excepted, shall have the privilege of pEr-
chasing and holding tho saue, aud the fresldent ~
authorized 10 ssuepatents to them so s~an us the
last ia. stalment shalt have bocn paid"
The sale ill continue from day to day, until all
Of the lots eha! have bscn disguised OF.
Calhoun is situated tho las, end of Matagor.
da I.,sud. directly on tho Main Pass into Matagar
da Bay. aad from its advantageous position, will
probably heco.ne the principal commercial city in
Western Texas.
A Plan OF the city may be seen in Tho General
Land Office.
Tn. several papers in this Republic,,hc Commcr-
e;.l Bulletin. Plcayune and True American, of N
orleans. will publish notice until the day of sale.
JAMES Il. rARR
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yRON 49, . resigned offer for sale accommn,
4 Aat 'D.. lots I" suit purchasers: the carg"
ii !ro, ..l l.ne from Stockholm per brig Paemou,
canir r,- "a nd complete assortment OF all
LAYTON Il Co.
d.. SO Old Lsvee st
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LIE GAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FlrsI JUDICIAL d

STAfE OF LOUloIANA-First Judicial Dis
~ trict Court.
The State Of Loui'ia"a,-To Nil whom these pre-
LIAM iAi.FREY, having purch ased at sale made
by the sheriff Of the parish Of Jefferson tho property
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk Of this
Court in whose Office the deed Of sale orded
the seventeenth day o October, A. d. 1889, for Nun
ti"n or Advertisement in conformity to an Act of the
Legislature of the State Of Louisiana entitled, an Act
for lt further assurance of titles to purchasers jus
d.cal sales approved the ,en, day of March, 1885,
Nov, therefore, know ye, and ali persons interested
herein, are hereby cited ant, ad onisie in the Of
the state o' Louisiana, and Of the First Jd'c'a! Dis
erict Court, who set up any right, title or claim
IN and to the property hereinafter descrhcd in cnnseo
Quencc Of any intnraly in the order, ccree or judy
ssent Of the Court under winch the sale was 'ade, or
any rcgulnrly iiegnli,y in the nppra'semcn's and
advertisements, III time, or manner of snl or for any
other defect whatsoever to show cause, within thirty
days from the day this Mnnton is first inserted in he
public papers, why the sale made shoud not be
6rmed and homoIosated.
The said property was sold by the sheriff Of the PR
ish aforesaid on the twentieth day Of September a. ID.
eighteenth day Of March, A. d. 1889, in suit entitled
Hariu Cecil, wife: Of Charles Brewer and al. the
minor children and heirs Of Charles ec'l, No. 1850
If the docket ef this court, which sale the said Hen
~ William Parey became tue purchaser, for the
price Of four hundred and thirty five dollars, payable
cash.
Description ofrrorerty, given in the Judicial Con
A certain lot Of ground the same which wns nAndi-
Gated to William Nicholson Hail. at sale "'ate b..
1saac L. Mccoy, auslioneer of the city Of VIEW Orleans,
the eleventh March 1886, by virtue Of judgment If
this OF the tI,rtich January 1885, aud which
ordered by said court the eighteenth, March 1882 to
lec,ns and refusing comply with til. terms and
ditions Of said adu ica' Said lot being situated IN
The parish Of Jefferson the OFT nrro ton, tsig,
1aed as number -Four i" sa''"re on plan tr"w" ny
twentieth nt January 1885, and deposited in the Office
Of II. b. Gems, n"'ary public of this cit and
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