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~ mAHoRALTY OF NEwORLEAEs, November u Is0O'
| N pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two at its sitting Of 9th instant
notice hereby given that in not less than ten DAYS from
st publication hereof the Council of Municipality NO
Two will proceed to act on the improvement contemplated
by the said resolution, viz The laying Of Plank kosdG'
borne street TO The terminus of the ditch in Canal street, and
from thence TO the Meae Ridge Road-the latter IN con-
iuncti0n 1Viih ba Connc of the First Municipality
M A ~. MN
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DALEY CRESCENT.
LONG ILovED THEE.

LONG l LOVED THEE.
loved her when the sunny light
OF youth was on her brow;
And not a trace of care was seen,
Which shades SO darkly now,
When wreathed around these rosy lips,
Lay smiles in beauty rare,
1t seemed that naught could ever harm
A loveliness so fair.
loved her, when, in after years,
A change came DER her heart,
Yet knew that earth could never more
One ray of joy impa1t.
The rose upon that fading cheek,
saw must soon decay,
Twas marked by earth's corroding care
To early pass away.
loved her, when that marble brow,
Lay cold in deaths embrace,
When the sweet smile could play no more
Upon her angel face,
mourn for her so early lost,
Yet still the hope is given,
That we shall meet in heaven above,
Where friends no more are riven.
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Sitting of Nov. H. 1850.
n ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested to sell, public auction after giving ten days
notice N the official paper of the Municipality, the
o the furnishing Of all material and pankng CaOpe street,
from Hercules to Howard street and Liberty street, from
Caope stree! to the New Besin the work TO be done in
accordance with the specifications which shall be furnished
by the Surveyor, and published with sand notice.
RESOr6d, That third of the of said work either
side OF the said Streets due by the property holders be paid
by them, in cash, within thirty days after the completion
The work. to the contractor who will be subrOgated the
rights and privileges Of the Municipality, and the other third
due by the Municipality to be paid cash. the certificate
OF the Surveyor that the work has been completed according
TO the specifications.
Rcsoccd That the bids for said work shall be subject 10
the approval of the Council.
[Signedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
lSignedl 4. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True copy; Ii. BEIR, Clerk.
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NhyOFUIIY OF NeWUFIeRns. November d. 1850.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two.
Siiiinn of Nnrenhnr II 1871 {


Pc IT RESOLVED, That it is the intention of
this Council, provided that satisfactory opposition be
made thereto to cause Claiborne street, the Seventh Ward
70 be opened on straight line, and on its width from
Its termination at Common the South side of Heva
9g laying out and improving Of streets within the city
NewOreans and the act amendatoy thereof approved 81
nzed to give public notice, DUNG DAYS, in the official
paper and in The Courier in French and English OF said
tentlOn.
[Signedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November Is, 1850.
[Signedl A. .. CROssMAN. Mayor
LEla- nnu.r. II IN
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ctanUe uu III Nov le3J.
r ESOLU, Que Pintenton de ce Conseil est
~ (pouryu oue ios gu aucune opposition legae ne soft
fae( de faire Ouvrr Claiborne, dams la 7e District
une igne drote ct sur sa argeur aeuee pa de erml
nelson, Ia rue de Ia Commune, usquau cote sud de la rue
Heyay contOrme ment ace egislatf du AvT 1899 qui
ege ouverture des Tues dams Ia vile de Ia Nile rGans
acte suppementaire u Mai lS47 ct que Marie est ct
demeure autOre de dOnner avis public pendant dix ours
dams "a gazette oleiee ansi one dams e Courier,
fran Gals, de ntentiOn du COnse achievement la
dite amehoraton.
CSignel JAMES H. CALDWELL President
Approve lie Is NOyembna 1850.
[Signel A, D. CROssMAN, Marie.
Four COpe contOrme: H. BIER, Commits
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MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE- ORLEANS, le Now, 1851
Conse de la Municipalite No. Deqx, .o-o

d ESOLU qu'avs public soft donne pendant dix
IL iours dams IA gazette ofGiee de lntenton qua
Copsei pourvu toue ois auoune opposition egae SOFT
e) dc fare chsmn bos (planches de hut pieds de
arger lie cote sud de Ia du Canal parr de la
Claiborne iusqua la Termination dn canal dams Ia de rue du
Canal de Ia iusqu'au chemin de Ia Metae, denieT
travail devant 6tre fat par les Municipalities No. ct con
ioinement.
(SignG) JAS. ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approve lie 7 NovembTe, 1850.
(Sign6) A. d. CROSSMAN, Mare.
Pour cOpis conform, II. BIER, Commits.
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PIMPs AND BATHING APPARATUS -,
j Sst FR ms MAGECSARTY, PLUMBER, No. TAI GSNi
Snd Iorg new Orleans, has Just received new q
E ESSff SnR LIN Pumps; Beer PUMPS ETC. &C.
Ais6 is,i %nges bathlng Tubs and Shower Baths s
pp NM n u9SnPgo9' Snp and Steamboat work pgompIy
y G Tba rspaIed, Az orders 'sHmpY aende To-
{ CHAMPAGNE WlNE-300 baskets, v5ron,
brands, receiving eX ship Hungarian, io a io,, b.
AA4 =, WOLFF VI Cam H.
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MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Nov. a. 1856
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that will sell my office on
IN DAY the s5h nst- the eEoiuop At II
o'clock to the lowest bidder the building Wach-
house IN Baronne street, accordance with plans specCa
tons file in the office OF MIR. h. Howard Architect No ii Dun
cans Row, Exchange Alley.
nils A, D. CRossNAE Mayor
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INSURANCE.

J. T. MoREHEAD, Solicitor
r. PRETLOw, M. D., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.

J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The terms upon which this company insure life peCu.
ary favorable 10 the insuedmuGh is believed,
than the of any other Life Insurance Company TO wit
The great security afforded in G. arantee Fund of
SO S2VOO of which has been paid in cash, and 900
secured in the safest by Bond and Mortgage Real
Estates
Rates OF Premium greatly reduced from the rates of other
companies and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure from
the creditors Of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend TO all policy holders payable in cash
also, additions made to Life Policies every five years
Notes taken in part for premiums.
Policies issued application Without Delay, causing no
Loss of Insurance to the parties
Lives OF either insured between IA and 60
INCLUSIVE, tor year, years. or for life.
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company will be
found to contain much valuable information respecting the
nature, principles application benefits of Life Insurance.
Also, examination of the plans of the other Mutual Com
panes OF this country and full explanation of the plan pro.
posed by this company. together with various tabesOne
showing the rates of premium for the term Of life of several
companies, compared with the rates of this company, and
another giving the rates of this company, for all ages and
terms at which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis and applications re.
Geived and forwarded by
A. II DILLON, JR., Agent, at New Orleans
A. J. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner.
G,Y Office of Peoples Telegraph Line, Commercial Elk.
change, st. Charles street. MIG If
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IN Cherokee county, Ala, recently, as the daugh
ter OF Mr. Garrett was returning from Ss6batI ShoI ~
was attacked by villain. Who after COMMITTING an anI
taRs upon her person. ept her thIOat - '"'
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II COHEN having had 30 yearl' experience offers the
~. above iniaIlibie remedy for all Diseases ner. g
tanning to the EVE. Ophthama, of five year, " ~
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eve us &
OF 8 years. cured in 10 weeks; n man of this City 49,
being stone blind for months, restored to the sight Of one
eye in three weeks gentleman who always nsed Specs m
oG years. by using only drop was enabled to read the
ae%sp92e without them by candioght hours after In.
ammauOn OF days rred By single drOp. Ii gives
OflIanCy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
IL Nos. yes PHILPPA street, near uevia and 4 2 ST
CHARLES street. AMI "
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ignedl A. D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
fTrua anpu. II nrtar
MAYoRALTY OF NFWORLTAI

TIAIVhAIIl Ut NhVVIIHAhsl NOV. To- lou.
] N pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil Of Municipality No. Two at its sitting of The 18th inst
notice hereby given that in not less than days from the
iT-t publication hereof, the Council of Municipality No
Two will proceed TO act the improvement contemplated
by the said resolution the opening of Claiborne street.
the Seventh Ward, straight line, and its present
with, from its termination AZ Common street to the South
side of Hevia street. A. ID. CROssMAN, MayOr
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ConrrROLIER's oTEIgE, MgSIcIPAL1gy No.

NewOrleans, Nov 10, 1850.
UsLC NOTICE hereby given that on MONDAY the ID day
OF December, 1850, At u o'clock wall adiulcae
TO the highest bidder the Collections OF tie Revenues St
rya haTSe the Vegetable Market and the POyrs Market for
From the LIST day January 1851 of
cemho 1851 tboh days ncluse each market adldicaG
separately.
Terms ana Coqdi9asrhe farmer lessee will, within five
days after the adjudication, furnish his
The satisfaction Of the Council payable g. g. l. s. g. TO-
u and 49, months from the first day Of January and should he
fail TO do adjudication will be made
the risk Of said farmer lessee.
He shall also mortgage favor Of the Municipality rights
on which the collection Of said revenues formed default
i1 payment at maturity the said the Municipality
sa nave the right OF 6eLinF pOgIonay the rights
mogagGd He shall also conform ali Ordinances now In
iorcr which may hereafter be passed, Markets
New Orleans November Il, 1850. lis tiec2
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MARIE DIX LA NoUNELLE- ORLEANS, I
lie Novembre, 1850.

- 49, . = lie Novembre, 1850.
EONFORMEMENT la susdite resolution,
~ avis par present donne que dams non moins de dix
Deqx agra reativement aux ameoaton specifies dams Ia
susdte resolution savoir I'm chemn panehes de hut
pe de argeur lie cote sud de Ia du Canal parir
la Claiborne IUsquau bout du canal dams Ia Canal
ct de la usqu au chemin de Ia M&tae dernier travail
nS A. ID. OR NSSMAN MARS
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IN lSSDLbElON-The Co.pUrtnership heretofore exist
" ing under the Of HAMMITT & IANTXNFS
TER is this day dissolved by mutual cOnsent-either Of the
partners authorized to receive and receipt the unsettled
business IN the name Of the firm
The business will be conducted, hereafter by SamUe r
tlammitt at the old stand, No, - st. Charles street
SAMUEL r. HAMMTTT,
JOSEPH Z. LANTENESTER
NJ B.-Those indebted to the firm will please call and SET
tie their accounts. O22 limos
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BUREAU ~ Co ~ 6} MgxlcIPAL5Bg No =

A Wis est par lie present dome Que LUNDT, lie
Ia deuyicme jour de Decembre proclaim midi i'adiu.
gera au plus Oitrqnt encheeur lie de reYe
nus gu larche Salne Marie du Marche hegimes,
I'D marGhe FoydTas, annee cestdire premier
Jour de JanVer 1901 eneetuneme Jour de Decembre
iSo les deuN lours nclus Chaque Marche aduge
paIement.
Terms Ct C0HdORSLe femier on adludicataire founira
dams les cinq Jous qu suiyrOnt adudcaOn ses bes en
goSSeS a 9 satisfaction du Conaei payable 2, 1851
y ~ II Ell ~ mos, paTtr du Ter Jour de Janvar 1851
dGaut par ul de rempir conditions, nOuyee adu-
dCatlOn aura lieu rsques peGls du dit adudcaaire
sera enu uu d'hypotheuuer aveur de la dite Munic
naG tous les dro eques lie REQUIREMENT des dts re-
venus sont angcs de tee manGre Qn dGaut de Placement
fGchennCe de Chacun DIES dts bes la MuncipalitG aura
drot de saislr provsoremeqt les dro an hypothequGs
Sc conormera aus performances mantenan gxistante
ansi QUA ceies qui pourrOn Ge enhancement pBss re
uvement dts Marches
ADoLPHE LAYET, Conroieur.
n nix laD1
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The contractor will be bound 10 cart all he bridge. cp
and isuer tOnes which may be needed iivm Lc dGrps m
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~ 81 CANE STREET, NEW ORLEANS g5zg
AZ CONDUCTED BY DR.. 4. A. JONES w
SESA This old establishment s0icts continuance E5A
81 public patronage. 1t the oldest one now in existence IN
me south And the too that has uniformly kent fresh
and good Medcnes, is evnced by the fact that its oles,
patrons are still It's best Every compound prepufud
by the proprietor, whose experience in that hue of some
afeG ye5 standing They are prepared of the best
Should Planters Physicians on private fmi,ies wish IN
procure Botanic Medicines that ae in every respect wa rnt
ed 10 answer the designs TOR which they are reconmp led
they have only to give their commission merchant sc IN.
suCons TO procure them OF the subscriber who keeps con
slmty on hand iu and complete assortment both Of sim
pies and compounds.
All at low prices as articles of the ammo ysIua IN
afforded IN the South.
Also all the late Botanic works
\ botanic Physician always in Attendance arnr,'ra,
the No. Of the store is 98 CAMp STREET iv25d w ,an
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7
5Qeasks Ciaret;
IGI hcye7 nice exrl-fne family Oil; entitled 10 deer.
81 boxes CGrdluIs.
20 packages Port Ma5ra and Sherry U small mack arc.
and 4 .ew dozen in bottles
Ego baskets An!sette entitled to debenuFe; for sale by
ob BAREibI * co. I'll Common st.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR, 5, GILRERT,

~ W. Il. +. Fry EE-lndian Doctor for. -
~ merly Of Mobile, Ala, all durable sick. SE9
ness Of Men, Women and ChiIdron--Residence J ~
Is and Office NO. 81 Frenchmen street, Third y
n For further particulars, please to examine The . Daily
,Jlt IN,
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RITUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INgIR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA,

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A pTvT.
DIME OF 20 PER CENT. ON Il MONTHS BUSINESS,
Pastnc88qf tie Company sonsst to Lfs Esuraaes OnEy
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IVVT NTE,N DTsTTH- TTT NITV OV
30. J.'HARr ! co. n TchOput5uas ST.
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~ h. For Louisville Evansville, Henderson,
Li5SssHsft-id PaduCah and MemphIs-The new magni6.
cent md illrunniPg passenger packet steam.
leave on THURSDAY, 21sL inst at 8 0 clock r. M For
freight or PASSAGE apply on board, or TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-18
RICHMOND. July Ills


TOBACCO -Lugs s. 50aS7; Leaf general saIes,G
asl0 %; extra manufacturing S2 5OaS20 Market nc.
tive aud prices firm at these quotations.
FlOtR-Ia asst sales Of Scousve were made at
50 % to 50 81 aud of Richmond country at s. l2
per bbl.
WHEAT Nothing doing in the article
oRN.-65iG7 land 10 cts. per bushcl.
OATS-We quote 40 cents per bushel the selling
price.
RYE-A good demand for distlllng t6S cents per
bashel for aoextra prime article.
WHEAT OFFAI.-B Brown Slufs 30 cents Ship
Slufs 50 cents per hushcl The supply of Bran and
Shorts in tho hands of millers entirely exhausted.
CORN MEAL.-G5 10 10 cents per bushel.
RUN New England % 30 cs.-huted demand.
Richmond recfed 25l cts in barrels;
demand go d; Cincinnati recufod in bills pa cts.
GlN-American % to DE; Holland slatl % per gal.
lou--lull
PROVISIONS
We quote city cured Bacon TAI. cts hog round;
Western sides 6,aGl; shoulders 5a5} "Queen City''
hams lO3; new Hams Sac cts Lard, In bbs, TAI
cts; in kegs las cts per h.
BUTTER-Mlonnlan,f rkio,i NJ cts. per b. for a
superior artcle ordinary Article may be quoted at
10 cents.
COFFEE Market continues fir n at the ad vance no
tced in our last Say Laguayn .. %; CTS. Rio @.
a 10; Java llal24 cts.
MOLASSFS-Wen note sales of New Orleans a, auc-
lion during the week, at 2s. cts; Cuba 2O4 % cts
Porto Rico 27a30 per gallon
FLAXSEED 81 le-none arriving.
SuGAiS-Ne quote New Orleans 5a6l West In
da 53aGs cts. per 10.
TEAS Imperial aud Gunpowder So cts. a 81 per
ID. in fair demand.
CLOVERSEED.-Sis 81, per bushel, dull
BEESWAX-22 "A % cts. per h.
FEATHERS 81 a 33 cts. per h. for geese.
FISil-No. | cu lIerrings Sc so. Mackerel-No. d,
sl3-2. $9-3. 81 Is. Shad-none in market
LlNE-Sales Of Thomaston 81 ! from the wharf;
store 81 25.
PLASTER-L Lump. $3l'lrom the wharf, scarce on
the Basin Sia; terces OF 500 pounds ground 81 As.
l6..
SALT--$l 40 from store; 81 IS from wharf, aud
dull
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NOTICE,


TUE exercises OF this School will resumed on thc 18th
July The session will consist oi five months ter
inmate the 18th December NEXT. The school will be con.
Quoted under the auspices 81 the undersigned whose long
pcrence and de ood chment TO his o, he
hopes nducemcn Tor continuance lbe raj sppo
which he has received at the hands OF the public heretofore
His system oi instruct will be such he has found best
suited 10 the capacity OF minds,
ments as the advances lately made ploogy
cntes have enabled him to adopt la teaching assio
he VIII all himself OF such discoveries appear
he practicable and not too nbrusc and tedious youthful
comprehcnson In this school will be taught all that re
qurcd Tor useful and ornamental education Ancient Ian
and ancient literature will especial
Pupils will he required only read critically all the
Greek and Latin prose and poe'ca works used cole
and high schools, bat, essential part his system
they will be expected Ia furnish accurately
prepared, consisting U The Of on Greek into
English, and oi English into Latin Greek For This
purpose the standard Greek works and the Latin authors Of
the Augus'anage will be used aided the latter by krcbs
Guide Tor writing Latin The Frcnc Spanish ire also
taught upon the most improved plan. In Mathematics will
he taught Arithmetic Algebra Elements Of Geometry, plane
and spherical Trlgonomory Surveying, &c. In natural
science, Natural Philosophy Descriptive Physical As
tronomy In moral science. English Grammar English
Composition, Rhetoric, Bolcs-Lere3 Elements ogic
Moral and Mental Philosophy. Heading, Writing, Orilo-
gaphy, Geography, &c. will be particularly attended
The School is in moral and highly intelligent nog hbor-
hood It's location affords 10 parents distance sufficient
security that their children will receive kind parental
tcnon Board can be Obtained in good families the i'm
mediate vienity al reasonable prices
At the end OF each session. public examination will be
held designed to test the proficiency o the pupils the
spcevo studes to which their attention has been directed
Tuition fee in ancient languages si2 50
=" other branches, 40 90
The undersigned with confidence To the follow ing
gentlemen: Geo H. tlmer, Pitisyvana A. Hughes Dill.
lard, Henry; s q Staples, Patrick; Henry s.
Botelonrti WIN. M Peylon, Roanoke; VIM Nj. Burw.ll,
Bcdordi Jas Saunders Jr, Lynchburg; Randolph Dchn-
son, Franklin JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
I'm. ,July Inn
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~ deed shall sell. AT public auction ON the prem
ses, IN Thursday the Sb day oi August next tho Cd
lowing valuable Real Estate. IN i.ynelbarp. on Ola
mond lllll-io vii
LOT NO |.
The Mansion House aud I.ur ailnall ON the corners
:" 18th nad W Arlington Streets, Containing li2 feel iron
Washington street md running back un 9th Street 10
lee', the opp'seo corresponding line rnnninv back Gl
l'rhe tho samc Lot conveyed 10 s,id horls by Samuel
tarahd Trustee &c., by deed dated 30 h June 1913
and duly recorded. The location. the HOUSE Ont uous
es. Garden, Water, Shmbhery. &c, &c. recommend.
Tins az one OF the most desirable family residences in the
town.
LOT NO.
The NV House aud Lot, on the o,ner Of Washing.
ton aud Ilh ; reefs now oceupjej by Thus Nr<inney
ESQ ihls Lot and No. were conveyed 10 said Rob
ehT, by llonty Huntington. Commissioner by deed da
ted eth July lslD, mud recorded. These W. con ain
,ogelhrr 2hl feet front on Wa sngtun Street exlendng
oarh 100 lceand The quantity IN each Is about the same
ms Is new, convenient, pleasant rrsd, ncc with
good onl Houses. GARDEN. Wtll. Sc. Sc
No. >
The Lat lying 10 front Of No aud ADJOINING No 2
his IN one ol the pfecs building lots in Iynehbufo
aud III most d, stable noghbolhood
NO /.
The lfnnple lot, The Soulh side Of ih Street ly-
ing alongside the road to Campbcll Cnuti Hons; cnn
Tuning about ncro bought by said RobrIlstd L. IL
Irpg and wife This Is under new and substantial
'encn nnh pold building clover Lot.
lEtMN OF SAl.E-Ihc lots, will be- sold srpe
rhttly on credit Of .. T. & & y,afs equal ins npen
''I lho principle OF the purchase mancy. which bear
interest iiom The day ii sale The purchasers 10 pivr
o"nn WIN approved personal security for the principle
ana bonds with like security Tor tho annual Interest on
me principle payable At The end of each year respective
w. And deed Of trust on the promises To secure he
prompt payment of said principle interest bonds az they
from tlme 10 lime fall dlr.
Possession Of Nos 4 will be given on III 26ih oi
Nov next of No on the 10Th February mex, and OF
No on the day # sale.
me llilo TO all this property is believed be good
LOIS No. = aud above lneuunrd are how ever said
" De liable To the contingent rehi Of dover Of Mrs li-
y' wi'e OF WIN Bailey former owner OF the property
! ~ house aud other improvements nj No 9 have all
peeh ouli by Nj Roberts since Bale, ;. alienation.
!'"' No 4 Is supposed To be unoncumbrIed
hrng ns executor The title sold aud conveyed will
only be such as tho will vests IN ne.
DAVID T.. SPENCE.
EA'or lty and Roberts, deed
July lS VISA
n d. The 8Ih of August be Unfair the sale will be-
on the next fair day.
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ii Ibis Court will wear the usua! badge Of nentnno t,r
90 days.
2ad. Resolred. That the further business of the
Coait. he suspended, aud the Couu adjourned
A eopy-1este.
DAVID ROBES, Crk.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 9th instant by the Rev John r. Sneo.
Ger, MIR. WILLIAM |. DUNN, of Buckingham to
MISS. RIDLEY b. ALVIS, OF Appomaitox.
-. In tbs place, the lth inst by the Rev.
Daniel Downey. Mr.. WILLIAM ii. OFT, of Augusta
to Miss FRANCES GROUSE of Lynchbnrg
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCHBuRG,JUI.Y IL, 1880
TOBACCO

-,
, market continues animated and prices finn ssC
inspected the past week 2so hhs sold as follows Id
hs al ''em 80 10 81, - hhds al from To - II hhls
AZ "m To 81 20 hhd at nom To $40, ~ hhds al iron
~ Ia sla; and II hhds Is 10 SIS Is Included IN
me above an" the following sales made b, myself
! nf j. lludnrtt, hid. to \. II Arms,,ad AT ali
j. u Crews, " " W. r BOOKER ~
DO -" " l.. clayton Isl
@ logan do IA ISL
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