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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

A Frenchnlan in Trouble.

'Va' yer comcal language dc An
glals is! said a Frenchman the other
evening, AZ table. DO You think snF
'Oul, yer drolI; | tell you. Ivann.
led to STE Anylaud yer good. ar
O-d-at Dorers. | was very much
hungry. Hooked in my dicllonare
for 'pot'age, pu'age, soup-sope.
Madame, SAID L. will take some
sope, II vou please In one minute
de- lady bcckoned me. vent vid her
10 the chamber DIS Is soap said
she, 'nnd De water Pardon, Ma
dame, not savon, but sope.' Dis is
soar said she. NO. 10, Madame,
no, dat, po,age srpc.' Well, sare, dis
is SOAP 'Parheau, Madame! de
sopc- sopc, comprenez vous? 'Thls
is soap. Dat Sopc, dat potage! Ma
dame, am not one imbecile, one fool
want de- sope --uo, one lump savon
scpe, Madame But she wouldn't IN.
dersrand. and 81, sarc, washed my
bands vIi the savon, aud vent to bed.
DE hand. ware yer clean bmt for want
Of dc sopc de stomach was ver emp
ty!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03
The Cottage Door.
~ c. SWAIN.

The starry silence falls
Along my sylvan way,
A spiri, wslks the earth,
We never met by day;
And listening 10 the voice
or years tia, are no 'n,rc;
My fect-Ob knowes, thou why
Have wandere j TO Thy door,
The quiet ,,pc- burns
And makes thy casemen, bright,
And soft Thy shadow f'lls
Between me and the light,
lyaze as on SHRINE
My heat would bead before;
Ny couch had seen no rest,
Had M, .cca Thy doot
Th- rish,, A. II to hrcalhe.
Het s,'rty c4r,oln p,f's;
Tie yety air s"rnS 'alDt
Win breath nl lpvers' hearts
Some splfI' robes The eirlli
Ia li.h, lha, heaven wore;
Or is lha, hgh! dine 1"u -
And /, ,hAl he'ven ihy d oor'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03
20 + T R 7
How Softly on the Bruised
Heart.

$>~~>S~~~~~~~-~~~~>
How Softly on the Bruised
Heart.
How sGhiy on ,le bruised heart
Awu,d % k,ndu".s iai.,
And 10 'hr dry ard pat,hed soul
The mpls,ening tear drop calls;
q, " The, kne~. who walk the Esnh
Mid SORROW. eref and psii,
The powet word cf kindn.ss hath
'r~ete paradise again.
The weakest. snd the poorest, may
This simple pi,lsnce give.
And bid delight to wi,hercd hests
Return aclin -ani live;
Oh, what 10 hfe i love be lo,,
u mans unktnd 10 man--
Or what ,h- heaven ,hn waits beyond
THUS bret and mortal span
A. rar, uron thec, Tranquil seas
ln uimic glory shioe,
So wnids nf ktndness 10 the hear,
Reject ;he sngr, divine
o, then be kind, wiiu'et thou art
TIA, brts,hesi mortal breath:
And il shall brighten all ,hy life,
And sweeien even death,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

Nothing sets so wide n mark between
a vulgar and noble soul, as the re-
spect aud revcreniial love Of woman.
KIND. A man who is always sncering
at woman, is generally either a coarse
profiIga'e or n coarser bigot.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

An English sailor in The Meditcr
rnnenn. called OIL, to his ,hipmslcs one
morning, when there happened, after
six months clear weather, TO be q slight
fog; Turn out, boys! turn out
Here's weather as is weather; none Of
youi Internal blue SKY!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

.T>,N'r L,KE.'-A certain lawyer
had his portrait taken IN hls tavonie
attitude standing with one hand IN
his pocket HIS friends and Chants
oil wen,to see It, and every body ex-
claimed
'Oh, how like, lis the very picture
OF m,n"
An old farmer only dlsseated-
Tam, ike
Exclaimed every body-Just show
us wherein 'laiu'l like
.l'aln't-no lain't' responded Tie
farmer.
Don't you see, he has got his hand
in his own packet; ',wonld he as like
again # he had il IN somebody else
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Far pannchcs have lean pstes.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

WoMANs LOVE oh, how cruel to
value lo,c as IA piece Of common mer-
chandl>e. It's The only thing upon
this rounded globe that suffers no pur>
chaser but itself. Love is the cquiva.
lentof love- thenvaIuable jewel that
must either be freely given, or, for.
ever unenJoycd, be buried.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

A recent philosopher discovered u
method 10 avoid being dunned Glow
-how-howT we hear every BODY
asking. Never run in debt.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

ASHExATIoN AND WAR That's
true, every word Of it, said a pert old
maid no sooner do you &c, married
than you begin TO fight.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

Neither happiness nor misery IS sta
bic; and III perhaps the very knowl.
edge OF their instability thai enables
u 10 boar excess Of either.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

j say, my little son, where dos Nc
night hand road go"
'Don't know sir, 'rnni gone no
whore since we've lived here
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

He brearhe,h--and . 'empes, .hakes
The tea.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03
TIMOTHY BRowN.
OLiyEn WuITE


p. S. (Not oEcial.-Messrs. Brown
and White beg leave mildly to sug-
scSt 10 their dear Lydia, ,ha, in future
when she is in wan; of victims, she
will stand a better chance of meeting
with success, if, instead OF attempt
ing such sterling colors rs white and
brown, sh" should try something more
nearly aPproxlma'lng TO green.'
Lydia read this important Aocu.
mcnt twice before she fully understood
lis import then in fit Of vcxariou
aud rage, she threw it on the floor aud
stamped upon it with her pretty iirIc
foot.
When the first burst Of rage had
passed she reflected that She was no
more than justly punished for her fool
lsh. hCarilcSS tllrialions.
The event proved n snlu'ary lesson
to the pretty Lydia, 70. trom that time
she gave over practIcln9 anything like
coqHctry, and became very sensible
sort Of a girl.
A year after, Lydia married re.
spectacle young former, and sent to
her old friends, Brown, and polite
and pressing invitation to attend the
wedding.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

penetration never saw whn, che was
! before
| IL so shrcwd a man rs ycu were
deceived, replied White. what would
be expected Of mel But we both
know her better now, and eau whistle
her off wilhou, pang.'
What n sensible fellow you ntc y
exclaimed Brown, 'aud what pitv II,
is ] never made your acquaintance be-
FORE
The rivals shook hands and became
sworn friends on the spot.
Hearing Lydia's father talking very
loud 10 her in The parlor, they thought
II good time TO make their escape,
and gllded out Of the house unheard
by either the old gentlemen or dn,Igh
ter. On the following day, as Lydia
was laughing heartily at her adven-
tire on the preceding night, a small
neaily-foded billet was brought her by
the postman.
It's Browns hand writing, she said
TO herself, rs she broke open the letter
with smile Of satisfied vanity. Let's
see what he says
She read as follows:
To our dear Lydia:
AS you are now, in all probability,
laboring under the erroneous impress
ION that yon have played most ad
nllrab'e trick off on us, we have form
'd ourselves into n Joint committee of
two, in order TO devise means to sc,
your mind at rest on the subject. The
truth Is, dear Lydia, we, the under
signed, understand ourselves and each
other perfectly, and see through vonr
entire course of conduct better than
you imagine. However, we have form
ed The wise resolution TO allow YOU TO
retain your natural colors through life.
before we so far forget our self respect
as to think of inducing you to become
either White or Brown.
Trusting that this official docu
mcnt contains such an explanation of
our views as you will readily under
stand, we hereby bid you an afec.
ilona'c adieu, hoping you may have
better success in your attempts OH 9TH
ers.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

FaI pannchcs have lean pstes'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

But how did you know him !?
%, ] had caugh, glimpse of him
befnrc. Bni lie didn't know me, and
that's Tho cream OF the joke.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

WILLIAn O. PIcKnRsaILL e.. p ~. IArIcr IN ne cir.
ss F FS &c gat as s s - f ia Circuit
II virtue Of an ass wit 9f fsya Jaela e me directed
y sos sss e ,s 81 d1 sas 81 s
on SATURDAY, the th day Of March, isOs at te hour
The equity Of rsdempiion. and al esy siE, tides, o.
interest In Seyerson On olerwiss which the aid p ni "a
pice has may have and 70 the following property,
All that extent Of LAND situate Parish of conords.
in this ssie lying and being I" ss n VI pP%hsr
sketch whereof annexed made and execnted
By the said NJ Lapice 70 Jases Brown uade date Of the
Of april ls r. sna Rs Ps, peter n anesp Her.
SAID Lands commencing ts sppi river at about
lands Of David Latmore and Innnng IN parallel line dis
ance Of about two and half miles 70 Lake COncorda,
Minor thence to point back 70 Wilisng Lake and n
Ssns @aae 10 tonM anue Tensda osad Poms Jp
Walker and Peter Walker, and belonging 70 the said
spce and thence following the baGh Or dosbe ccH 'I
continuation following the back dividing fneof Whitehall
ceion OF the Charles CARERS Spanish grant. designated o..
the mentioned sketch as number twenty three, and
Inc % River Msisipp and parallel with Ibe upper line
de plantation belonging 2 a liam, I , and e eIcs run
ming up The River spp ayoel ss ao , pau nue. y
land ID the rear Of the Joseph Walker tract complaining ninety
four acres the whole Of the said tracts parcels Of land
tanning altogether about four thousSnd hundred and four
teen acres and forty hnndredtls Of acre, w
uy appear by reference being bad TO the above meione
cotton belonging said Lapice and known unde
die name Of the Whitehall and Arnaudlia plantations, front
s eq e sset Wiz bs 5ndnS oR Poy
men aud apPgrteIanees belonging 70 each O. hs sad fe
psGato9s WITHOUT exception OF r sy ws1yT e
working the Whitehall plantation. TO wit; =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

TRIAL of DAVID FoLEY.-The trial of David
eoiey, on the charge Of manslaughter, took place
yesterday before the First District Court The
testimony was nearly the same as that adduced at
the examination before the Recorder, which we
published at the time. Witnesses stated that
foiey and Patrick ]. Brown had slight quarrel
early on the evening of the 23d of November, al
the icayune Cofee-house, corner of St Charles
and Poydras streets that after this, Brown wa,
hyud in his declarations that he "coud whip any
one in the house." and that Foley stepped up to
him and asked him if he wished to pick a quarrel
with him." Brown replied that he could whip
him also, upon which Foley offered to bet $50 thai
he could not, and while uttering these words he
was struck by Brown. Foley quickly unbuttoned
his coat, drew bowie knife, caught his assailan
by the shoulder and stabbed him. Brown fell back
with Foley top, who before the spectators conlt
interfere, again inflicted another terrible wound
which instantly caused the mans death.
The jury were out but fifteen minutes, whe,
they returned with verdict of guilty upon the in
dictment. The prisoner was remanded to awai
his sentence. Counsel for the State, M. M. Rev
nolds District Attorney for the prisoner, A. G
Howard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr-The case of Mrs.
Hubch u.s. the Carrollton Railroad was to have been
continued yesterday, but Cyprien Petrie, juror,
absented himself from the Court. An attachment
was issued without effect and the trial was further
adjourned until to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

n- The Hungarians now in New York have
issued an address, very ably written in which the
past and present condition of Hungary is stated ;
and earnest thanks are rendered for the sympathy
that has always been extended TO them by the Cit.
Of this country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

DIscHARGED.-Owen Callaghan was examined
Yesterday on the charge of stealing cotton from the
Louisiana Press. The evidence did not show that
the accused was an illegal operator in this great
staple, and he was accordingly discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-There was q
promiscuous gathering yesterday, yet the aim Of
all things seemed the same. Charges of assault
and battery made up the head and front of the
offending, and mu6lated visages proclaimed the
damage done. Black eyes were developed in all
their dark proportions bandaged limbs attested
violence used, and yoluble tongues with resistless
energy spread the facts before the patient magis-
tate. John Thompson, with ludcrous asperity
delivered himself Of the burden which oppressed
HIM in the shape OF glowing recital of beating
received from his neighbor, Brown; and Mrs
Mugglns gave lively sketch of neghborhood
gossip, which was particularly edifying to the
Court and spectators. Several squares in Girod
and PhiliPPa streets depopulated for the time
being by the wholesale call for witnesses to sstab
hsh the fact that Peter VonStapper had been
elected out of his own premises by Mike Flaherty
the ProPelling power being the extremity of Mike.
boots After justice had been melted out to tn,
much injured complainant, the Recorder closet
proceedings by an adjournment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16
ACES. 49,. BINGANIAN COURSE. =. AIgiers.
III I as

- ACE oil o'eiouk, Fourth SATURDAY,
Ii March 49, ls50-1ockey Tub Purse S5uFour mile heats
Entries;
LA L. Bngaman enters b. c. ERROR, old. Riders
dress, tiIeen and White.
honss Wells CHI RGADooN, by Glencoe, Of
Fandango. years old. RideTs drvss,
5Nliam j. Minor T. d. GoldsbyS RHUBE by Trustee,
out Of Minstrel years old. Riders dress dars Blue and White
~ Match Race for $500, distance $40 yards between the
Nashville dun Pony and sOTrsl Horse will of precisely
O'Clock.
E- Members VI the Club obtain their Badges the Ticket
Office at the Gate Strangers may obtain Bargs winch will ent
them and the Ladies of their all the privileges Of the Course
~ Commodious comfortable Ferry Place
dAnes, and the Ferry Of the PoncA4ran Railroad
Price, Also steamboat the Ben Adams will
from the foot Of Common street at IL ~ and o'eioes
j. no Admsapn~-Gaes and Stands, 81 90.
mhl6 r. \. OLIVER,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16
NEW ORLEANS:
.ATURDAY MORNINe. MARCH 10. 1850

INSULTING WHfrE PERsov--For this viola
ton of the ordinance, one John Alexander, free
iuan Of color was arrested yesterday and required
to give bail for bis appearance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

An oUrRAGE.-Mrs. Louisa Lacheut made an
affidavit before Recorder Genois, charging one
Charles Roberts with assaulting her with intent to
XIII The dePonent stated that on Thursday after.
noon Roberts came to her house, No. IS Burgundy
street. and was forbidden by her to enter the door
upon this he drew a knife and pistol, and, with
threats that he wJuld take her life, drove her from
the premises She returned few hours after, ac-
eomPanied by the police, and found the accused
sui IN pc session of the room During this time
ne had Completely destroyed her wardrobe and fur
nItuTe, amounting in value to 5000. The officers
IN a'.tempting to arrest Roberts were resisted and
wv Of them slightly wounded. The offender has
'eeen arrested and will be examined.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

HEoPHUs FIsKE will continue his Series Of Lectures and
Ason' hing Experiments ARMORY ILL., Every Evening
Sunday upon the newly discovered of Electro
Biology Persons from The audience will be entirely cohud
their notousi they will be made their
names and residences water them Will be made TO taste Use
vinegar honey uh wOnwoOd brandy ali this will be done
while they in perfectly wakeufsae and without mssTc
whatever Ths wonderful remedial agent has effected the
most astonishing cures OF Paiy Neuralgia Rheumatism and
vons diseases generally.
n Lecture TO commence halfp o'clock. Tickets Fifty
"A Gentleman and Ladies, Dollar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

AIso--A certain Sugar PLANTATION, together with
all the buildings aud thereon and
!heIepno belonging, situated in the parish of ST. James,
IN this State on the western bank of the river Mississippi,
the upper line by the plantation of Pierre Richard and the
other line by tract Of land belonging widow e. VaavasO
consisting Of four separate tracts Of land of the following de-
scnption, to wit;
or less six arpents front on the river Mississippi by depth
Of eighty arpens the side lines closing considerably towards
the the being bounded the upper side by the
property Of Pierre Richard before stated and on the lower
side by lands hereafter mentioned.
3D. Another tract of LAND, measuring fourteen arpens
or less front the river Mississippi BY epih OF eighty
aTpens the side lines closing or less towards the reaf
3D. AnOthertract OF LAND, measuring ten arpents more
or less, front on said river Mississippi, by depth of eighty
arpen the side hines closing less towards the
bounded side by the lands formerly belonging to Henry
johnson and to the said Iapce.
4th. Another parcel of LAND measuring about four ar
penis front the said Mississippi river, by eighty arpenls in
described and the lower side by lands OF widow Vaavao;
together with the following negro SLAVES, belonging TO-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

CoSIMENrisG EAKLY-Eugene Boussinet, a
youth, was taken into custody yesterday for a
breach Of the peace. Not being able to pay fine
81 So the juvenile rioter committed for ten
DAYS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Friday Evening, March Is, 1850.
Arrived during the week Sal head of Beef Cattle, II
Cows 49, Calves $50 Pigs and 40 Horses and Mules The
supply OF cattle for the SHAMELESS especially Of Hogs and
Sheep extremely scan and have advanced consider
ably above those of last week.
Prices:- Beef Cattle, 6@6s<c " ID net; Hogs, AZ
05ac W ID net; Sheep, 80 50s5 90 " head ilch Cons
sSO@ go W head; Caiues, 6C971Sc. " 10 net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

AoeurTTED.-Thomas Waters and Jerry Wax
ter were tried and acquitted yesterday before the
First District Court, the charge of robbing Jean
jaques Bosque on the night of the 9th of Decem-
her last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Aust qHatre-yngts solIans cenemes acres de
auanle nn dams lie Township No doeze an Sud du rang
sgne ct delyIe par A. Sidney Lewis eolleesur des monia
date de vingt deux Aou mile hut cent guarantee
Aust vingtdeax viagt quatre centene
daees de Tee, les lots No. qnatre cinq. six
sept de Ia section No. quarante Reul a e Township No
donze au Sud du rang Est No. dunze qu appert par
lie ceat No. lo4, date da yingttros yanvier lS
sgne devre par A. Sidney Lewis eoleeeur des mounaes
publiques en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvele- Orleans.
Aust I'M certain Moroccan Tere SIS Ia paroe de ST.
Jae1ue borne la Ene snpeerFe par les lots ciessus
deserts iesant paTe de Ia plantation sueere situeeeB
ID sudte perue 10 hgne niesnTe Jusau Ia yrotoa
de Canirle de la sur ia meme e appalfe-
nan NJ s. Poeyare lie dit lot De tere meure atpenis
entire lgnes PARTICLES,
Toutes les terre plantations eseave etc., don't Ia decp
ton precede sont qni sont dams act
antielrss DIES dts lmnenbes paSe par devant Lucei
Hermann, nore pnbc, ct pour la vile Ell narose de 10
Nouvele-OFeans, date du treize Mai, mil hut
guaIanis To par p NJ Lapce, favour de James Brown
enregtrs bureau du suit notaire de plus les terT
ct les esciaves cdedans deserts ees eiaet
IA dae u snst antichftsis Les df0 ttres ct lneTst
du dit r. NJ Leplce manfenant ofeEs en- Fene sont e do
de remeTeF dams les les eseave5 edeus desers
cages hypotheQues fayenF du dit James Brown
susdt aGte dautchns De plus outes dot Tires ct nte
refs auiremeni dams oues ct chacuhe
de e tes, plantations ct eclaves palsment ia
dit James Brown de la omme de quae cent mile dollars
de la vente lie dapres les pualions dn susH
anchrss apres eXtineOn de tOutes hypotheQues
tables qui aetueement echue Tegfrees dams e
pares de Coneoa ct de ST. jacques de date plus accenns
que Phypoheaue iudieaTe pFOEenxt de renFegitremen
par e pagnan dn present ugeulet dams les sndtes pa
roisses.
TERMS Er CoSDIr1oNs-Comptani. payable lsrs de Fad
| fY- Aces de ventss au irSiS de racqaerenF.
Bureau du Marshal des Flats district de est kta
| la Lonisiane, Nouyelle- Orleans, FeyTieF IS. 1850
| WILLIAM S. SCOTT, Marshal DIES Etats- Uuis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

LAEcENY.-JOhn Martin was brought before
Recorder Genois, yesterday, upon the charge oil
suddenly seizing S35 in gold, from the counter Of
Jose Gomez's Coffeehouse, and vanishing instanter
with the same. Martin was arrested soon after
aud insisted upon it that he took the money by per-
mission of the owner, who, it was proved, was .
stranger in the city, and had entered the barroon
10 obtain silver for his funds The accused was
sent before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

BREACH OF TIE PEAcE.--Thos. Kelly and Jas.
Hutton, two registering blades who had become pot
valiant over their cups, disturbed the peace of the
city and violated the dignity of the First Munich
pality yesterday by riotous behavior in Custom
house street, which public exhibition called to-
gether wondering crowd, and attracted the notice
OF the Police. Recorder Genois fined these dis
orderly individuals $40 each and in default Of pay
ment they We're committed 70 prison for ten dnvs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Ans, cettae Plantation sucre eEemble svee lestgs
es bafe aneOrations eufres depsndaaces sises 10
dite pantaiom laquee sfuee Il paroe de 81 JaEues
Get Etat Ct Ia rive du euge Minpp pres
s9zaHte miles desns de Ia vile de Ia Nouyes
La die plantation bonee "a Ia plan
afson de Pierre Richard "a gne lot de
tezre arp&fieusnf Madame We E. Vala vaao content
quae lou de de Ia description suyanie,
SAVIOR.
1S. I'm certain Lot Moroccan de TeFrs meaarant sir
pets plus face fszvs Mississippi, sur uls pFofo
deur De quztnv efpe8ts 4ns ay reehaBt cen
ESTABLISHMENT yeEs fond; e Dit lot et4nt bors IA sne
supeFeaIe par Ia pFofets de Pierre Richard sias &C Test
has
q. I'm auRe Moroccan de Tee KesUrant arents
plus n1olBs face euve Mississippi profondeur
de quaiTe arpes gnes rappfoeant pns on
MONS le fond
90 I'm azure Lot De TeTe mesurant dig arpent Plus an
MONS face euve Mississippi pYofondeug De qnasre
yingts arpeH bgnes rspprOcanr plus oIs vess
k fond e. boe dun cote par edeyant ppartenan
| q Henry johnson, et msiHtenant an Dit Lapice.
~ Tn MoFceaa De Tene mesnTaBt quare arpeBts Deu
pres lace an aenve Mzpp profondeuf de ausue-
yingls aTeb borne Ia hgHe supereurs les s
sysH hgne nieneufe par les de Madame
/ We Vslavaso.
L. eaaernl.. E.lazea
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Exchange, st. Charles street. Sue
cessOn sale, TO close COpaTtnership OF
w. II. tanHenssalear, deceased.
BY ELORANCE g. TAYLOR.

Office 81 GrdUieT street.
MONDAY March IS at IL ocloekWi be sold auction,
NJ tie premises the highest bidder, without any
-
The privilege the Lea Of the above desirable establishment
until the lst Of October, 1851
The entire stock superior wnes. Liquors. together vh
all the Fixtures and Furniture spprsng above
Terms, which will ne liberal, isle. mhl4