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ftdhh R0Gds.-There appears to be plank road mania
existing throughout the whole Southern country and it
TO considerable extent present in New Orleans Calls
Tor plank roads are being made almost every meeting of
the Second Municipality Council by residents and property
holders The back Streets and the system has been found to
be good one fine, smooth carriage way is made at less
than onehat the expense of paving 1--WE believed and it
needs but lille anyrepair in years II always clean and
dTy and the enormous Of st'eecleapng saye
wherever these roads In all cases where
streets cannot be paved with square granite blocks rlank
roads should be put down large number of citizens
owning properly and residing on Caope street, pe
ton 10 the Council last evening" praying for the construction
Oi road from Hercules Benton street. coun ter pe
Ton, In anticipation Of this last week. but
unless there some strong grounds for objection the i'm
pTovement will without doubt be carried out
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iaIdRtcidc-A young woman named Margaret GIeesor
residing on st Peter Grayer street. gave birth 10 f
male child on Monday evening last and about nine O'Clock
attempted 10 hide her shame by destroying the helpless and
innocent babe She threw it into cesspoo where its cries
were heard by some women, who rescued it, The
guilty mother and her child both to the Charity o
pal but the infant died yesterday morning. from the INJURIES
1t had feceFed An inquest was held the body, and
verdict was returned in accordance with facts The mother
still the hospital, where she will remain until she is able
to be removed TO prison
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


-, IREsCEHT OTFICE,
.,o., ~ "wednesday Morning, October 90, 1850.
Ioson-Fhe inquiry yesterday continued active partcu
o I pan OF English buyers, and about 1000 bales
' - f
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Boots, BTOgnns, J.adies' and CniIdTCT55
ShOes--WithOut Reserve.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. ca

T IN 600 |TTWIE " T0 0T
sales Room No. 81 Magazine second s,ury oppog Banl5
s.. c'HH BOOTS, BROGANs LADIES' eud CHILDREN's
SUES c,,mgo Of Mru,' "a g. Kip. t' ana Russo. Bu,gF
Mems ht Cali Sea- Hd MuI Buus. La.s hnl, Seal Ga and
horrccr B.u's, Hlus. Ties and Ils LGign's Shoe Misc,
Boots and l.ns, etc. etc.. Terms asls. ~
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70 EIGN PORTS.

L. FOR LIE ERPOOL-T The A l British ship
&TE& ERIN 60 BEACH, Capt. Thompson, will
-~ have dispatch Tor the above port. For freight or
~ 6. w. OLIVER, q St Charles st.
This vessel take heavy lreig il early appica.
ton is mace nI5
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.fS%aW anu Bdttery amt LdrcCng-Chares GIazer wa
yesterday brought before Recorder Genos for examinations
on the charge OF assault and battery and larceny the former
having been preferred by Frederick Wccher and the other
by Catherine Lager Mrs Lager stated that Gaze and two
other men her shop on ST. Peter street. ON Mon
day afternoon, and took wne after which they all
went away, leaving in the room. Glazer som after
came back, and asked about the coat when she (irs -
went TO get for him lie followed her into room back of
the bar and while she was getting the he stole silver
watch and other articles. lie was committed for trial
on both charges.
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heId 10 Bat-John Lorenzo yesterday made very long
alhdaV before Recorder Geno which he told very long
story against John Serer, whom he accused of all SORTS of
abuse and threats, all the peace and dignity of the
staeo Louisiana john Serer called answer this long
document and not being able explain away all the items
he was bound to keep the towards all for the mex
months So mote it be-
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NEW YORK via Port Lavacca-Per ship Sultaaa 800
bales hay. master.
PENSAGOLA-Per schr Patsalaga: 5000 feet lumber.
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Dangerous and SaSpjcioas.-fhree well dressed young
men, named Austin Quincy, w. ii. Alen and w. Merrill
were yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell the
charge Of being dangerous and suspicious caracer follow
ing honest occupation 10 gain livelihood. Officer Van
derOes, who made the arrest called show cause
for the he stated that two of the gentlemen were well
known him. and that he had toand them all oang about
the Exchange offices at the Of Canal and Camp, in
with lot OF notorious thieves. The personal pro-
perry Of Mr. Allen consisted OF chse and very neat pick
lock he asked what he made of the chse and as
matter of course he replied that he carpenter and had
just bought the cse but, said the Recorder this article is
used asa Jimmy Mr.. Allen profoundly ignorant Of
the meaning ihe word jimmy" and the sanctied lock
whchhe assumed when he gave the expression
was irresistible, and even his companions Id conceal
smile he stated that he had been in the city only three days
and was entirely unacquaned here When asked boat
he down on, he hestsed for moment and then de-
clined answering. Mess Merrill and Gurney perfectly
positive that they very respectable citizens but they did
not help their cases much by the which they mention
ed They all required furnish good vouchers, and
give security for good behavior
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LGrceRcy by SLavc-A negro belonging to Mr. REGAIN
was yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality police at
the request OF William Parey who charged him with steal
ing lot OF carpenters tools. lie had some of the stolen
articles in his po,sesson and he before Justice of
the peaCe for trial.
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Recorder Caid1cH'S Dock.-Fhe crowd of hard cases
which are now 10 be each morning in the Recorders
dock is the most convincing proof that our population is
increasing, and that the acquisitions all as desirable
they might be.
The watcmen IN the vicinity Of GrOd aud Pcrdo Streets
appear to have lately had moral streak them.
they bring IN lot of the poor miserable females who sol um
IN these neIghborhoods night. Some five of
them were brought yesterday morning, and three
OF them were really deserving Of tickets the work house,
which they furnished with The Others were dcharsed
and cautioned as to their future conduct.
loaTs and Migrants brought by the dozen and
disposed of III The usual manner considerable number being
sent to the wOrkho
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

ypE 2go5 81, SOg \. -LoserrUpE 800 Win Time

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Geo w Boune, Williams for Liverpool,
Up Whitney &co
Ship Niagara, Haynes, for Antwerp. P Whitney &co
SChT Gov Bennett, Lee for Pensacola, Hurley
SChr Sarah EiZabeth, Webb, for Pensacola, Master
MeX schr JOyen Fernando, Ascowa for Campeaehy,
NV ZachaFie SEQ
Arrived.
Steamship Globe, Talbot from Brazos st JagO 18th INST,
and Galveston 10Th, to Hsnls l. Morgan.
Snip Sutana Barrett - days lrGu New York VIA Port La
vacca days, to 4 Cohen-lst my.
Schr Hornet, Cannon days from BRACES 81 Jago IN oa
last, to masieg-PO;nt.
chr Pslsaaga, Mlsan, days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen WORTH Bggs, from VicksbuTg.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from Donaldsonvle.
Sarah Gordon, Amsden. from Alexandria.
Princess No g. Holmes, from Vicksburg-
Tow boat Alton, Shuz from the Paseswent down light
brought up ship Sultana and schr Hornet.
BELow-CoMIEa UP.
Z ships, unknown.
Ship Nathan Jarvis, from Bosten.
-S0s-
Exports.
LIVERPOOI4-Pers ship Geo w Boune. 1888 bales cotton
lsU binds tobacco.
ANTWERP-PeT ship Niagara 1872 bales cotton.
PENSACDiaA-Per schr Gov Bennett. ITO SKIS 100
do oats, 20 bbs flour. 10 kegs lard.
PENS ACtlIAPer schr Sarah Elizabeth: l5O SKIS corn,
| 20 do bacon, 40 bbls flour,
| CAMPEACHY-Per schr Jovsu Fernando; 10 bbls 65T
kegs lard ID do butter so reams % kegs crackers and
sundnes.
|
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shOuideTs 4; and -. Sides
-,,,,, r, - - - ~ ~ ~, - IA y Dh o. Cos
4 'O"''' '''2 70 casks SHOULDERS ,,J s,prs
Terms Cash on
Carpets. ,,......,.... (,orDets.
BY j. u. BLACHE,
NTEDNESDAY OCp4rr IN ,IrI.,L WIN a.. iii Ia
w slofe No III Cnrir " u 'O' 1t '
~ pcccs SupcrlUf CARPETINGS
- ,- 1,--. HzS
sherFy .......... and POrt....... Wines
"WEDNESDAY, October g. al pu ~ uel0okWi be sold
a. The CusGmhoue Warehouse No l. Magazine and
Jula str. cts, to close Ons,gnmCnts-
Tue following WINES CuOmDnse keys entitled to de-
pfhure, Nki
2H quarter casks inc Sherry Wine =.
. aD quarter Casks Burgundy Port Vine Crown brand
re Two, three" tour aud biz n'nt ot approved pnpeE
10 quarter casks Castelar, bflnly lpmTV IT.pl
- hui.ppeB "
an, 10 rtrcs Holland Gins ,,,,.,,..
Al u'fttl LnpnFlilpla anu uII'l9u D" ''I'i,'"'s
Terms Two, three iour atd blk na5 Tor 'ppoveip paper Ul9
,,..,., =, 80, t.o,, Of ~, =,
Nreut anu Nh.eI"s"0 =, 5''n W 'bFS foods
BY }. u. BLACHE.
w auction store, No. III CIarrpa street. " 80 ' at no
Rr5ySB slirtug Jptnn rk. grrb@i ~ i Us Die.IhIi and
@oGsscie de Blue BscE and soor C5 BI,c EBs s
kin Baek ard Faiy a. Inere TwcsIs, Beaver Ll5 saliIcs
CpluTCd ClWllCs Wool Vrva,.
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ak. 4, ;. CONES EXTRACT or COPAErA,
- SARSAPARIiIIA AND CUBEGS--This original
preparation has proved itself superior to the Capsules any
and with the recent additions and improvements
VII rarely fail, provided the directions he fully observed.
81 To be had at the Corner of Magazine and PggirGS
~ IL
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Spoken

Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK-Cid Oct IA, ship Minnesotay, Allen, Tor
Tnrtz
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OF Nv a. BROUssEAU & co.
SUNDHIEs IN ,sTOnE-
- T TEEAs Gi5 packages Green and Black
BUTTER-Orange County Butter excellent;
FFEEEsEEEnsiih Ds5y Pnf Apps and Sap Sago
PFhhbNPPEtREs 6io siar SPstm and Patent;
GINGER, Mace, Numegs:
kETGHuPS, Woreests rshne Sauce, sardnes;
tR5SK ?5' FAk lima I sP; Peas, Hommy
SAGO, TaploGn, Chocolate, Cocoa and Chocolate of
CRAGkERS~0f different kinds. and Fire Crackers;
GlLKoS, Cpuaqts, and Corn starch; ,,.,-- ,,.
sRey old SSaa a@ WIFI We ; Bfandy te5
~ and common; old Scotch Whisky and Jamaica RUM
G3hEisH MacfeTsi Salmon IIabut Fps Herring.
o8 G9R az Isi2sS S 4 Camp st.
FAMIL!A5 ,GR0CERIEs-Landng from ships Mer
100 bones Pearl Starch;
5bquels Fancy Crackers;
&c &c # WIFI 49, 80:
10 do Phaianx Mil kin,diel Hominy, 10 Id.
25 bags gst Sd Java Coffee;
50 boxes iig's Extra No Soap;
3 DO DO frf Fen A l;"S c 5S:
% kegs choice Bary Butte;
500 gals Winter Sperm Oil,
Teas some Of very delicate flavor tiedseok and Schneider
ish Pickles AID Sauces; with general assortment OF art
ols ' lot 1t '"''''' W. g RAYMOND, II Camp st.
TOBACCO. REMOVED.
z. "a. Price
HAS REMOVED 50 Camp WHERE he keeps constantly
on hand fue assortment. Tor Cigar purposes y Wholesale or
lime hs bales, DARK Heavy descriptions Tor tho Mexican
Wsn4SEsSx SND LaE95hs s;nn.. c,i,,ou o.,
ts A sbss t SD d G' chs s ssen.
brands SMITH, SNIFF S3 WI!656SEY CO. Front street.
ola In D'' between loot Jana and CTossmHH sis
Suffi9o'Esll,Esss- Cigars,
i''''1 Saf,!fnes. Lemon syrqpg.
chants and Others will find their advantage call before
purchasing elsewhere. ,r,,,,
ola I'm ~ between loot Canal aud CT 'ssmaR SIS
4. L. COCHRAN ~ 90,
GENERAL coymss2N SMfEEIRsEEHGHSi Sr $n rel H.
- rect Importers OF FRUITS, NUTS, WINES ETC.,
'tGAR0if.iISIA" SEED COW PEAs-5oO bushels genu.
-, me, Imported direct from Charleston; -,
G[ aa TsM 10 i n S%eSI%r H'ene
ALMONDS 500 6Sss aqj gasg Sol $6sijed Almonds.
PECANS, Brazil NUTS and FEA NUfs-35O
PETER s III R Vttiii' GINGER, etc--4OO bags;
STAAJRCH6T7;Agsa0Ycyy Of Heh, Floyd 4 Co.;
sAR6iNEs-W halves thirds and q9arrs boxes;
WINES-Muscat, Cla1et, etc, in hoxes Malaga, sweet
aud dry; Port Wine, various qualities, ETC.;
DiES-VaT0us qualities;
RUTTER-AlWays on hand, 4 supply best St I.Onis:
RANGES and LEMONS-Of direct ialpor alton, and
all kinds Of Foreign Fruits etc;
PEUN ES-ln jars and fancy boxes;
CIFRONS-JU0 boxes superior Genoa Citrons;
EHAMPAGEE--l0D baskets;
BRANDY CHERRl ESQ cases fresh, landing.
HACCAROEi AND NERMICELI.I-3OG cases fire. b
EurOu, landing;
FIRE CRACK ERS-3jO boxes fret quality No 1;
PDWDER-Agency of .he celebrated 'Ainercan Chrys
t2l Powder Company" guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured fdI7 3lpl oil
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Oct 8, shp Erie, from NOrs for Baltimore, lat $50
long 74o IA.
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COAL.
1--WE UNDERSIGNED having associated themselves together,
l under the finn Of JAS WRIGHT Il co opened a Coal
Yard Triton Walk, No. where
Hunl supply tr PItsturr Anthrr1 and ttpI
CulI Beng the MINES on thc Noa4gl-
huit would cal the then
particularly their Pittsburgh Coal which selected Tor thm
expressly the llIly. Cotton Fs
% Facoes aud Plantations supplied AZ loves. rates
Family orders promptly attended to.
JAMES WRIGHT.
u2I 2w' CT MlLTENBERGER.
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THOMAS A. ADAMS. Pra7ident.
MOSES GREENWOOD, NIcg-Hreslde
PROTECTION M RANCE COMPANY OF
HAIR ORD, CONN.

HAIR ORD, CORN.
INCORPORATED IN -ss5.-cAPITAL, 100000
n. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. COESEP. Secretary.
n q + N c Ne. 80 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
rms Old and able Company, continues to make insurance
MS long established Agency, in this city, on the most
favorable terms against damage or loss by FIRE MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A dedu 81 often per cent, on
r-eullulns made to the insured.
tavlug ample capital with n arge surplus fund TO
me any losses, this Company affords perfect security to the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford
1t the option OF the holder Of the policy
Insurance LIVES made IN New York Life Jnsu,anc,
InpHuy.
Applications Tor insurance respectfully solicited
AilIAA q I-ATnRAp 1,
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AUCTION SALES.

Shoulders. and, g. .....,... Sides
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
Ihld DAY, October %, at 10 ucucbl sold At 81 choupi
| A tUulaB street. -
20 casks SHOULDERS And SIDES
Terms Cash. ga
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Ihe Case 0 1hcoPtlus Frscmap.-About two weeks
since, Theophus Freeman arrested in this city on re-
QUESTION from the Governor Of Alabama in which State he
was charged with negro stealing The crime was alleged in
have been committed in Choetaw County ID Freeman wa,
taken hilher He has since been brought before the Crrp
Judge OF That DISTRICT On wit Of hdbogs corpus and dis
charged. as appears by the following comm ucaton from The
Solicitor who prosecuted the case to General Lewis our
sheriff:
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ze7=s=yz1sz2 enon, New Carthage, Grand Lulf Roiney
and Natgheklhe magnificent and swift running tas.rger
steamer EMPEROR Capt VI. w jerks. vii no,,iyeeIL
Iff R i9 the aboEe and all Intermediate landings, SAT-
passage apply on board, loot Of Canal street or to
=, - .r, ., y. b. SMITH, 50 Magazine ST.
n R-Fhere will be CLERK on the Levee ready 10 rsc@'y,
freight Friday morning. ' " ~
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Jill FOR Oh AGRES-rhe fine Clipper and very fast
SslAlA sailing schooner THORN, Cant. Chas. White,
VIII have dispatch above. This vessel is fur
nheh IN most superior manner; the cabin is thoroughly
Fsiel anu all IN state and attention will he
paid 10 the comfort OF passengers Cabin passage 40 and
found. Apply to Capt. White, board one Tier above
ola DEVFEV In Er,Tia,
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: : r.. - 'VLHTTltIN. ...-.tl..I,,.,
BY j.. Il. BLACIIE.
BY SYECES uVnE &, co

WEDNESDAY, October a. At 10 O'Clock viii Jg sold ut La
w auction store, No. ~ Cnarttrs Hrrpt
,,. ~ pcccs superior CARPETlNGS.
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onlce OF the Cre.cent NIutuar Ip.ursnee 90.

Ohice OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance 90.
In conformity with the re,IistiUns Of their charter the
COmnanY submit the following Btaenlent,
4toHnL Of Premiums POcits tssucd for the yGar siut
ing JURY IL, 1857
for Fire Premiums. SS359l 81
,or Marine Premiums '''''''..'........,. l164i32
toi hlvtr Pfemlina'' EO6pl 10
less Return Premuos announcement. s75l IS
- 6o,9g9 IS
Earned Premiums for tbs S2jO7&2
Patd during the same period for Losses, MA
Tor Ere LoseH .S2s4G9 rs
For kVeI Losses. iS9Js VI
sli7056 81
Amount Re ln5urances aud Erpcuses, less
interest Discount Account, etc'.....'''' lyys2 ~ .
PIou to he divided Ss3, 7U3 n
The Company further report that they had at the date Of
the 18th inst being the close OF e fiscal year, the follow
ing assets, viz:
aud Mortgages uniucumberCd proved Real Estate
in the Parishes vi Orleans ami JGIGtOu worth double amount
paued thereon. 90
Billie 200 10 n
81 $50 Al
Total R959 60 al
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of ,rtv
and OHsthd cent the net earned prpn,iups I
the past year, payable in and after the g.cond Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
cOmmenceSvnng LIFE KS and hereafter will continue
TO mike RPh, FIRE MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer ibis community all the advantages OF homo
institution whose profits invested their midst and the
security OF real aud substantial capital of Three Hun
dred md siStV Fhousand Dollars.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-, = EssnI4r Ya49o IlIyet. packet N. a

LIfthtEfi37 tiOIkti-For lcfl0re Greenwood, Ma.
S:aza rion, Tclna, iaI9q CITY. Satartra, Vicksburg
hhl all sneTmediae audingsFhe new. lIght draunl and
swllt running steamer w. A, VIOLETT, Captain Vim
hwarlneg wi! leave for the above aud all intermediate land
ings on WEDNESDAY the I'D inst, al ) O'Clock p 81
For freight passage, apply 10
O.3 T, B. SMITH g5 Nsn,zipe sir.ot
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I me-, a IIEtIKEsRHFs We"kIy PacNei BELLE
zz r New lfi,lhssg Grand GulC Rodney, Naj"cl,,
son P#goemu-, Baton Rouge and ali iandin.s On The
ne i,4, g,e@ni sNy Running passenger lchei
he above and gil intermediate landings on FRIDAY The
| on board UrtO - ''='' "Pl"'
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NJ b FOR shreveport, Grand Ecore and
lsJAs - hleEandfa-IIe fine light draught amer
Es1--z7.4SsI1z WOODsNAN, f. Perronce master, viii
eHEt loT the above and Intermediate landings, EDSES-
DAY, the I'D Instant at O'Clock + N. For freight or
passage apply board. igo OF Cuatoous. stfoet or 10
- , m L. Il, SMITH, % Magazine ii.
r.. S.-fhe steamer tOrme will run in connection with
the N9ohsnan aud will meet her The Fails, at AeXan.
dna. The tUrnne being very light daught shippers may
depend upoa Their freight being taken through without
delay. ~ There viii he Il clerk the levee Monday
Manning 10 regeye iregLL for die -.e..Iler Mnn.
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z. "a. Price

HAS REMOVED SO Camp he keeps constantly
on hand hue assortment Tor Cgar purposes by Wholesale or
ht'1l alsD, in ds bales for Plantation IL ha
lime, hds bales, DARK Heavy descriptions, tor tho Mexican
! trade. oil
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chancery Notice.
William Trssiii, Court of common
sgSsa. R. ,MeIlvap and County, 6aio.

-..-- William TreSiii, Court of common
R,Ssa r. MeIlvaib. and coas,s, sas u 5Sio. rGea'"
Baldwin. Dibble. g. Work
|nETITION. TO REDEEM LAND. - Rob.
FE ert r. McIlvain1 and Baldwin, Dibble,
& Work nfe hefeby notified that on the Goth
day or December, in the year l849, the said
William Trevitt, fled in the Clerks Offioe
of the court Of Common Pleas, Of Putnam
county aforesaid, his petition against them,
setting forth, among other things, that said
Petitioner has title in and to one. undivided
fourth part Of the south westsquarter of Sec
ton number four in township number two
north Of range number seven east containing
,afl acres of land, and to the south east quar-.
tef Of es-';on number iour Of township nun.
per. TWO norm tn osetAnge number seven east,
containing loo acresstf t-ed, situate in The
township Of Liberty, and coGnsy of pu,na,,,
aforesaid; that said lands stood charged .r:.h
taxes on the duplicate Of taxes for said Put
uam county, in the name Of Wm. Trevtt g.
]. M. Palmer, and that said taxes rema,ning
unpaid on the second Monday Of yanpury. in
the. year l848, the Treasurer oi said Putnam
county. on said second Monday Of January,
sold one hundred and twenty acres Of the
south west quarter of said section four town.
ship two north Of range seven east, situate in
the north west corner thereof, TO John B. Bo-
part for said taxes, &c And further thai
saio Treasurer Of said Putnam county. on
the day and year last aforesaid, sold the south
east quarter Of said seGion four in township
twl north Of range sefen east, containing l6O
acres, chafged with hyes as aforesaid, to one
Clark H. Rice, for sod taxes, &c. And that
the county Auditoriof said Putnam county
issued severalIv tA the ahove na,,,ad NV.
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ioffer the foregoing lands for sale in
small or large tracts, at prices below
that Of any lands Of as coed quality now
offered for sale in their vicinity.
Purchasers are required 10 pay one
fourth Of the purchase money finland, g.
ihe balance at any time within five year
with, annual interest on the deferred pay
'ments.' sa"ls f0's',oA e4t is''e9f q
sIlt should be borne iii mind by those
wishing TO purchase real esiate,,s that al
The above described lands, Tie in III
Wabash, Erie. and Mimi Canals, o
which Canals more business il how be-
ing done than on all The other Canals
in Ohio. On the southern terminus Of
the latter, stands the Queen City
(Cincinnaii) with near 100000 Ainhabiy
iants; and on the Maume q 'Bay, y,its north
y" y. limit, are springing up largo .andiap.
id.y growing eummercial cities while at,
rapidly filling up along the course Of
these Canals through Ohio and Indiana
And when il is also taken Into view
the immense water power, scattered ev.
cry few miles apalt from one end Of these
Canals to the other, il is easily seen that
the day is not far distant when lands in
this section Of Ohio wilIbe worth ifoh
$40 TO 800 per acre, whereas the very
best Of lands there al the present time
can be bought at from three iofour dol
lars per acre, and on credit (by paying a
small amount in hand, Of from five TO-
zen years. 'fa s5issa ssa'
Gen. R. H. ellison, Of Bryan, Will
iams CO. is my agent to sell my lands ly-8
ing in Defiance, Williams, and Henry
counties. is5iaa y ysis oAf9f q
s. .'B. Darby,e Esq, Of Almira, Lucas
co, is my agent 10 sell my lands lying In
Lucas, CO. -'-'''''s' o e" ~ -
{ G. w. Cowan, ESQ.,, o. ST. Marys'
Auglaize co. is my agent to sell my
lands lying in Mercer and AuglaIze
counties. FIX @ssfl 80 s9iS,st j
I Jsmes Mackenzie, Of KaIida, Putnam
county, Is my agent to sell my lands ly-
ing in Paulding, Allen, Van Vert and
Putnam counties. n VII 3al3 y
'y1 ea'a2a 9 JOHN McELYAIN. IL
November 10, ls49. 'aq''a n 50dw
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