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The New York herald., 1844-11-23
Dirty streets-rhe Contract SYSTEM

Mr.. BENNErr,-
The contract system, thus far, does not act like
charm in giving us clean streets. The very re-
verse is the case. ] see no sweepcrs-n0 ash carts
no carts for collecting ofial, &c. Where is the
promised reform? IL remains unfulfilled. They
have sent round their paper notices, telling what
the ordinance is about. Ashes! How do they ex-
pect we can obey the law when they send no carts
to collect them!
One Of their own organs has opened its eyes, and
acknowledges that the streets are really dirty and
threatens the contractors that If they do not do
their duty, according 10 the specifications in the
contract, they will suffer some; but thus far that
threat has had no beneficial fleet. The organ also
speaks about Mr. Bakewe doing his duty by hav-
ing II done at their expense, but the sweepers Of
neither, the oflal and ash carts of neither, have
made their appearance in either the 4ih or Ct
wards, and 80 between the two stools, the peopls,
the taxpayers, fall through and suffer, while the
contractors and street inspectors pocket their mo-
ney, and laugh in their sleeve al our Corporation
and their paper bullets. Shall we ever have clean
streetsl despair OF il until they employ men who
have brains enough to devise a proper system, and
practise it.. That has never yet been done, and no
prospect Of being done soon. What may be dene
when the panic Is over, and Clay is President, l.
dare not anticipate, as IL might be so glorious 10
dazzle my eyes or turn my brain. That would
avoid at present. Is Mayor Harper much en-.
gagged In the temperance cause, and Furnishing vlo-
latons OF Sunday laws, that he has time 10 look
after the streets! II so, let else attend to
II, and do us JUSTICE.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
FRENCH,s HOTEL.

NCH'S HOTEL.
THE PR0PHlETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
at 1873 Fulton street few doors OF Broadway the mme
dae vicinity mercantile business and the principal places Of
ab as hs Sv hsa M v 'el he
petor in building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance and como and that he has combined
nomy the following prices will show
ROOM FOR ONE MiGHr Hr............., g
The will be warmed gratis and upon will
there be than bed in a
There is NEFECTUkY attached, in which there
meals served Alb Of the day and evening There
also 9TH Rooms connected, for cold and shower
baths Ts Porter will be il asndance all times daring the
who want Lodgings after the house cloes, will
ring the hall bell MIG 3m*m
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

FIRE IN HAMILTON. turning lathe and shop
of Mr. Keyes OF Hamilton, Madison county, was
destroyed by fire on the 10th inst with all the inpe-
ments Of his trade. Loss about Slooo.no insurance IL
seems that the village Is without fire engine, end the
Reflector thinks that aer ssw fires the necessity
Of one will be nlanly obseIvable.
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Ana neal our Bentlc Cnuu.
ELEMENTS OF RHETORIC AND LITERARY CKITI-
cIsM--By J. r.. Boyd, A. M.-l1arper Brothers :
New York.-A very excellent and useful work for
the student w0uld-be critic, well got up, and at
a reasonable cost.
Scott 81 Co. New York The publishers Of this
most excellent periodical deserve praise for the
capital style in which this reprint has been present
ed to the public. The present number contains
several valuable papers OF considerable interest,
particularly one on the Slave States of America.
ARrBuR's LADIES' MAGAZINE: for December;
Ferret 81 Co, Philadep phla.-A somewhat inter-
esting number, with couple OF tolerable engrav-
ngs.
MANUAL FOR MAGNETIZTHG WITH THE Rotary
MAGNETIC MACHINE, by H. H. Sherwood, M D.
Wiley and Putnam, New York-A useful small
pocket volume, particularly to the faculty, and
those afflicted with various disorders.
UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOR lS45-C. ]. ellis,
New York-A more useful and correct annual
we believe, does not make its appearance.
QuRBEc DIRECTORY, AND STRANGERS GUIDE FOR
lS44-'5, by A. HawkIns-C0wan ~ SoD, Quebec
very useful work tor those about to visit that To-
cality. II is well and correctly got up, and con-
tans vast amount OF information
THE PHILOSOPHY or RmEToRIc; BY GEORGE
CAMPBELL, ID. d., +. X. s.: Harper ~ Brothers,
This is a new edition of well known and univer-
tive revision of the author, and is presented in
more perfect form than in any previous edition -
With the work itself the public is already acqia,nt-
ed. II has long enjoyed the reputation Of being a
very able, well arranged, and Instructive treatise
upon eloquence in all its branches. The style is
clear and persplcuous, and the work must lone re-
tain the popularity il has acquired.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

ERIE ExTENsIoN.--We learn by the Beaver Ar-
gus that this important link in the chain Of inland nsv
CATION Is completed, and in a navigable condition.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

CouRT FOR THE CONNECTION or ERRoRs, ,--ALBA-
NY, Nov. 81, observation-disclosures Foster presiding
and twentyone other Senators No. 20 or ~. Amos
Lawrence and al W.. the city OF New York. Mr. w. w
Waggcncr continued for plaintiff In error.
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COLTS REPEATING PISTOLS.

80 p sWITH the latest Improvements
SI.ioi.a s'I Receiver sas; Hsla%ef Mian iss %
A Chambers-3. Trigger-d. Wedge
.1 for holding barrel upon pin
~ Lever or rammer the ball
The above representation Of the Colts Patent Re-
Cooking Pistol ss Colts Patent Pistol which with all is i'm
So ssss q e mssabs iron SIX baIl and highly
Belgian ns sn Bas ro f s, r
Gnan importer from Europe for manufacturer this
Colts Patent. Pocket Belt and Holster Pistols with the ram
er attached the latest aud most approved Of Improvement in
d sbo Bar B & po
be fired without powder loaded with balls and caps on
& can Be Ave in less s sa sIsit &
mute. --.- 80 80
military officers high rank ard reputation the United States
as well as French and English be the
s Colts Repeating Pistols. Carbines and sho. Guns are
'0'd 0r cash at " Dro'dw'yj jSHN SfM YEs hRs p,oD,.o
Az Chsrtres street. New Orleans, by H. f. Baldwin Co.
Rio 1sHs Jsas1o Roi ss eSn'S and
az nyde 9 6oodIIchs, New Orleans MO lmNec
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
s pass Soss1y s & o,
M M wa: snS%SSu;y n nS elected leader and q
VIII aor q hs y couny se
The Bard would return .he thanks for tie very aterng pa.
de Band will Be made iesId Will Leadsr 70 I'd
fSlowins %s@bsIs; VIM sPTi strs Alfred IT,
sss lsssf eop Fsysas oes1a
and 's ss r. s,ss s g
ia Wooster streets G. s. Gralss; CoppossT
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
N. B-Bands provided for Public Balls. Private soes,
nl2 lmsm
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

Hon. SAMUEL HoAR, OF Concord, is appointed
Agent for the City oil Charleston South CsroIna unds
the Resolves Of March a. lsi3 and March l6 1884, con
cerning the imprisonment Of citizens Of this Common
wealth In other stass-Nelo Bedford Bulletin Nop a,
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

SWAN SxrHs.--The Independence, Missouri,
Journal notices the fact that two swan skins were
broue h 10 mark ct for SALE white snow and sO
Russian They had all the feathers pulled out leav
ng nothing but the long, white and thick down-rescm
bling very much the skins Of white Russian rabbits.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23


Provision BUSINESS At THE WEST The cool
weather Of Thursday and Friday last, would natu.
rally the attention OF tue Cincinnatian in the d
rccon OF the slaughter houses and packing estabsh
ments. Such the with us, and Saturday OF eIt
noon spent in a somewhat prolonged ramble among
the different concerns TO that branch Of city n
dusry which display itself in efforts Tor provisioning the
world. We found the supply Of cattle ample, the
hog pens pretty well flled and the implements
Of thirteen of cur packers in vigorous operation
may therefore he said, Notwithstanding the unfavora
day II being now warm and rainy that the Pork
has fully commenced The houses at work, no far as
advised, those Of Messrs Yeatman x Rowan,
Childs Co.. Henry Lewis, Davis X Brother, Miller
Brown, g. Davis, Jr, Reynolds Irwin, ~ p. nglehaIt,
Powers, s. B. Hunt, 5chooey Son, Lot Pugh, and N.
w. Thomas Yeatman < Rowan we're first In the field
this season. and have cut up since they commenced $500
head Miller Brown have cut 1872 head, and the other
houses varied from 100 to 1900 head each The number
cat up far this season. altogether, 10 little short o.
twelve thousand head Many OF these were unusual
ly large for earlyhogs and most Of them that we saw,
fine stock. considerable portion Of them are
packing on drovcrs account ff those cutting ~ the
packers for themselves large portion u to be maze INTO
bacon, to fill early orders. Among the prices paid f0r
different lots rate the following viz ~ DO, Co.
ga 65 6S 2 70, u.s. and for one small lot avcra-
ging 2l6 lbs. So These prices above the present
views Of packers but hardly meet those oi drovors
There eastern packers in tho city but so far
only as lockers With 4 to months supply In New
York and Boston they do not seem very Of lay
ing hold prevailing rates And drovera, on the other
hand with the knowledge they have as to the number o
hogs feeding this year. seem some Of hs largest OIL Them
at least to think that packing on their own account
better than selling at less than 20 Cincinnati
Gazette, Nou. l8.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
REMARkAnLr CIRcrMsrAroE.-We we

C,h neisaisa SS sa, ,;, iinc:cii. i;c,ioii
Burke. Union tcl with Anson and Mecklenburg.
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POST OFFICE,

NEw YoRK, Nov. 10, 1914.
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- for Boston, Long Island all Road closed at this
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Fort Middle Island, MiIlers !ace, and Sinai. is closed
Iueidays and Sater. ays. at o'clock, a. NJ. sH.
for all other Offices Long sland beyond Jamaica the
Ma,s Ma are closed at o'clock, Tuesdays Ihurdsys
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DIR. LARpNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.

A CARD-Ihe Public is informed, that Dr. LARDNER
IL continues the practice of business Consulting Eng
gneer which he followed extensive scale for m,ny
England and France Inventors patenees,
merchants and others engaged in the aud manuactu
may consult him on matters requiring the application Of the
validity and usefulness OF inventions processes the
Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
pemenal Investigations with view the discovery
ing processes will be supplied undertaken when
iuired. Office No IL Spruce street, New York.
All Business Letters must be postpaid, and to prevent time
being lost by frivolous applications all applicants will b.
pscted 10 retaining fee OF $40 before Consultation
u22 3mrc
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos 10. N md 10 Canal NJ rect.

THIS ,sPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day
and evening, for the reception of pupils All persons Of
sedenary habits should practise exercises which the
only remedy for conacons OF the Chest Dysppsa &c. the
dying. |.#
vted TO call. p ROGERS, Proprietor
N.B-JP r. in connection with W. J. Wyer has opened
large Gymnasium in Bro klyn, at No. G3 Fulton street.
Gentemen dong business in New York. who reside in
Brooklyn, will find this sstabIhmen complete for the
purposes ofsxecise. Opn day and evening n22 I'm
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
NOUvEAUTEs PARIsIENNEs,
FASHIONABLE
PAKIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHME

BETWEEN CANAL And HOWARD STREETS,
New YoRK
MADAM GODFREY y DAUGHTER,
made with the celebrated modstcs or Paris and Lon
don ensures 70 this esabsbment this season. the receipt BY
every arrival from Europe the and latest fashions
Isy hays nov crsn three GASES Just received comprising
Caps Head Dresses Embroideries Sc TO which they solicit
call from their patrons and the ladies in general
Madame g. D. will at all times utmost exsrtions
to deserye continuans of the public patronage.
IL Dress Making in all its various branches
Ladies own materials made order
~ B-Country Milners supplied. All favors will meet
with prompt attention. nc lm*rc
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
SQUIRE Il BROTHER.
NEW CHI ZAP CASH STORE,

or WATCHES. .JEWELRY AMP SILVER WARE
New Store and Stock and judge for yourselves whether
goods and prices worthy notice Spoons Forks Knives
&c., have manufactured Of coin. And all goods sold
ranted as represented, sale. T.N
MIR. Cenoyer (well known the public sl<ful Watch.
mae will give his whole attention the repairing Of Watch
Duper Lever and all kinds of Watches, repaired and
warranted (Such worth repairing We have person
who attends to the repairing Of Clocks.
Hotels Steamboats, and Boarding Houses furnished with Sill
Ware &C trade pces. \ nl6 m re
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE
ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM

ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM.
NEW Course will be opened Wednesday, 27th Nov by
a Mr.; EDMeND DU BUlSSON, A. M, at O'clock r.
M, 90 Leonard st.
Persons wishing follow the Course invited
tha first lesson.
All the subscribers shall have the privilege Of following the
other courses, except the ladies' one
for Ladies will be opened Monday, 25-days Of
tuition will be Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from "a
l2I o'clock.
Fornformation apply Mr. Edmund du Busson 400 Broad
way, from o'clock to 10 A. NJ and from o'clock NJ
REFERENCEs.
M n DsLaforsss French COn- Br. Porter. Barelayst.
w. B. Draper, 81 Beaver W. H. Cary Co 86 Pearl
y. Fabrequettes 81 Maiden lane. O. C. Carter Co lB do.
z. Logan, Es9- New st. Berard & Mondon, 36 Court
4. Rowley, Esq, 40 Nassau st. land st.
Rev Dr. John Power Barclay st. NJ Nelly SO Maiden Lane
mis- 2w *rrci
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Clay's majority. SPAS Harsdo 1854
Aggiesdtt bxs0lS
IN iofu, oV,lJo
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HAPhESS PRICES REDUCED--The Subscribers Raw,
reduced their prices all small packages Of Law
md md, 9.r . ceumss from 50 cent. 70 2 cent? per package
through Wells Cos Express from Buffalo chicago, at
emu pei nom this city TO Chico and the intemsd
sss LIviN0sTON ~ELIs roMEROy
PATENT shEATHiNq FELT.-isc cases Patsat sheaihlng
ke article
VI housss. Fof saieby \. X. COLLINS T. CO,
oss So South'street
ZINe-aocssks zxae nfoat--for salc bv
WOODHULL 4 MINTURNS,
~ aowhs
OATMEAL-About 5000 lbs Irsh Qetnssj jim good order,
~ for sale .by JOHN HEHDRAN,
kop-- u So1th strveS,
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
Literary Notices.

LIFE OF LORD CHANCELLOR ELDoN-By Horace
Twiss, Esq.-Carey ~ Hart Philadelphia
biography Of the great John Scott has fallen into
able hands-those of Horace Twiss. The present
edition is in two large Syo. volumes, handsomely
got up, and contains vast amount OF Information
Of men and things during the reigns Of the two last
Georges Of England.
The GREAT METROPOLIS OR New YORK IN lS45 =
This highly popular little work, the praises OF which
are in every body's mouth the publication Itself
soon will be in every body's pocket, continues TO
sell with unabated rapidlty. 1t can now be pro-
cured in poe. 't-book torm-also, in elegant bind
ings for presents. We cannot too strongly COM
mend to the attention OF friends TO all indeed
who have any connection with our city. BOOK
sellers and periodical agents IN town and country,
in this State and other States, should OBJ
tain copies previous to the approaching holidays,
when we are sure it will be in greater demand even
than il now is among the bellies and beaux The
work is sold at an exceedingly low price, but there
is no humbug about it. Examine tor yourselves
and see.
Lindsey IL BIakston Philadelphia; Burgess ~
Srlnger: New York -One OF the most splendid
wsrks that we have met with for some time, con-
tanning some choice pieces from the pens ot the
most gifted poets Of the present age. The volume
forms a superb addition TO drawing-rooR table.
The following beautiful piece, from the pen OF
Thomas Haynes Bayly, is specimen OF the artl-
cles with which this volume abounds-
Grief wns Sent Thee for Thy Good.
Some there are who seem exempted
From the doom lncurr'd by oil
Are they not more sorcly tempted
Are they not the first to fall
As mothers firm denial
Checks her infants wayward mood,
Wisdom lu ks in evry trial
Grief was sent thee FOR thy good. a
In the scenes Of former pleasures
Present anguish hast thou felt
Der thy fond hearts dearest treasure
As q mourner hast thou knelti
In the hour OF deep anction,
Let no impious thought ntrude,
Meekly bow with this conviction
Grief was sent thee for thy good.
A chaste piece by Barry Cornwall, will doubt
less be read with pleasure:-
A Prayer In sickness.
Send down thy winged angel, God!
Amid this night SO wild
And bid him como where now we watch,
And breathe upon our child!
She lies upon her pillow, pale,
And means within her Sleep
Or wakeneth with patient smile,
And striveth NOT to weep.
How gentle and how good child
She is, we know too WELL
And dearer to her parents hearts,
Than weak words can tell.
We love--we watch throughout the night,
To aid, when need may be;
We hope and have spaird, at times;
But we turn to Thee!
Send down thy sweet soulu angel, God.
Amid the darkness wild,
And bid him soothe souls tonight,
And heal our gentle child
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.

NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
Nos. 65 and ca Watt st. near Canal.
Proprietor of this popular establishment begs render
his grateful acknowledgement Of the distinguished patron
age which ne has received from the public and that his
will open for the MONDAY next the 10th instant
Hours from to 9 r NJ The Evenings Of Monday and Thurs
dav are set for gentlemen the ladies of the families
exclusively The riding master well known be Of the
most experienced and successful II this country.
nl9 lmdhe JAMES CODDiNGTON, Proprietor.
DlSBkOW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ne. los BOWERY, ..'-.s. +.
@MsAR Aston AND La FAYKrrE Places: NEw Yoxx.
M X. D. has the honor 10 that his School
Day and Evening" for Equestrian Tuition and
Riding n sOnTf II \ --''--
!. LECTURE LKssors . ExEAcIsE RIDING.
iio i~ssons. ...$i3 Month";. $l9 90
~ 80 .s''. ~ ~ Niaes... -. ~ W
Single Lessons. 90 Single Rides ......... IS
B.Hshy trained and quiet Horses, for tho Road or
EVENING CLASS.
RULES: -
l-AI Lessons or Rides Paid for commencng.
2One hour allowed each Lesson hide the School,
.--nns hour and half tn a Issson E Road.
L-Hours for Ladies' from A. M. to sr ~.
5-iouIs for Gensmen frsin to s. ard from to 81 M
6No Gensmen admitted during tir hours Appropriated
Ladies. t-H x l'RAo Nh III .
card faddress requested previous to conmepcing.
Gentlemen keeping their horses this will
have the privilege Of riding them the School gratis
OI5 lm<rc
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

SESA OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE, 81
MX South strcetPasssge to and from Great Britain and
Ireland via Liverpool. Passage all times be
engaged at the lowest rates. to and from Liverpool by the
days. and drafts can as usual be furnished for any paya
bic the National and Provincial Bank Ireland, and their
brsnces and throughout the United Kingdom, well all
e principal banking institutions in England, Scotland and
Wales without discount other charges Forfurter
tcusrs. II by letter, post paid, apply
siec JOHN HEItDMAN. 81 South st
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28
prssiDential Glection Retnrns

Marylaad. Complete returns from this State
show Mr.. Clay's majority to be 1927.
NsC. York. silas Wright runs ahead of his
ticket, by q very large majority. The State
gives Polk . majority Of 5000.
Nep-Jcrsey. clay's majority in this state is
about 1000.
North carolina. Majority for Clay about
5000.
Tennessee. Ha. gone for Mr.. Clay by about
500 majority.
Massachusetts. cIay's majority in this state
over Polk and Birney (abolitionist) is 1000
Deiasdrc. Clay has received the state BY a
small majority.
Rhode Island. A handsome majority for
Clay and ~Frelinghuysen.
Louisiana. Plaquemines voted for Polk and
Dallas.
Indiana. The majority for Mr.. Clay is small.
Illinois. Folks majority is not ascertained.
Connecticut. Do. do.
Ne,e- Hampshire. Cast her six votes Gr Polk.
Pennsylvania. Do. by a small majority.
Virginia. The same.
Georgia. Do.
Alabama. cabbage head"
Mississippi. Still repudiates.
Ohio. Clay to the core.
Kentucky. Never loco.
Vermont. Clay and Dallas.
Maine, South Carolina, Missouri, Arkansas,
M~ichigan..-.All gone for Polk and Dallas.
Polk, electoral yotes) l5s
Clay do III
Majority e. Polk. a
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28
MARRIED,
DIED,

DIED,
After a severe and protractcd illness, in Grand Co.
teag, on Saturday last, 23d inst, Mrs. SARAH, wife
OF VIM. I. HARDY, aged about so years.
The deceased was a native Of Maryland, but for the
last thirty years, q resident of this Parish, She has
left a disconsolate family to mourn an irreparable loss.
But they t.sorrow not as those without hope" In all
the relations Of social and domestic life, she gave an
generous and intelligent; kind, affectionate,' indulgent
and devoted in friendship.
"The ~yirtuous MARTA lowered shove her sex.'
May that Providence that "tempereth the wind to the
ehon tomb" support and Eolace those on whom this
bereavement falls most severely!
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28

GRobert Wilson, Esq, has retired from the
control of'the ''Planters Banner" Non,paying
patrons in this, as in many other instances, is
the cause assigned We wish him better sue
cess in his future undertakings. The following
paragraph will show what the ex-editor is at:
Fog some months we will be occupied in col
lecting money due U.S. in various sections Of the
country. Our spare time will be employed in
collecting specimens in the different departments
Of natural history-particularly ornithology.-
We hope our friends will remember us, as usual,
when they find any thing curious"
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28

GrWe are greatly obliged to our friend, Cap
tain Miller, ofthe 1'sure enough steamer Elizd-
beth, for late New Orleans papers. The "Betscy''
leaves again to-day for the city. Be aboard, if
you want q quick, agreeable, and cheap passage.
The Elizabeth stops at nothing, for nothing, and
runs all the time !! Low water doesn't fake her,
because she travels through mud almost as fast
as-4-ropes can pull her! But, when Captain
Miller says he will make nip, he does it,
that's the beauty Of the ARRANGEMENT. .AA'
aboard !v--stgive her a lick back ~
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28
N
pR0DAH@ 9NRMe

NETILL be offered for sale at public Auction. bv
the Parish Judge in and for the Parish Of ST.
On Saturday, the 2eth day Of Dec. nert, 1874,
Ronde, in the Parish aforesaid, all the propertv hslora
ing TO the succession of John A. Mcdaniel, late q said
Parish, deceased husband of Marie Louise Zelims
Yig6,-consisting of a certain 1
Tract OR PARCEL OF LAND.
situated IN the aforesaid parish of ST. Landry. and ".
ing in the Prairie de Ia Crosse Point, con3s;n;nr "a
superficial arpents more or less. bounded on one side bv
isnd Of Charles Pitre pere. and on the other side byy
Ono PAR rork oren. gentle horned caaie. hor.
ses, about 100 barrels Of corn, household furni.
Implements d h~asbandry.
Terms at Sale.
November 9Sth,ts.