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From the n. Y. Spirit of the Times.
The Patent Rag Chewer.

In a village not a hundred miles from
this place, thcre is established a papermill,
which attracts no small share of attention
from the curious, and elicits many visit,
as all are Of course anxious to see the PRO.
cess OF converting old rags into paper. 1t
sometimes happens that those crowds OF
admirers Of the marvellous, contain among
their numbers some of those real matter Of
that kind of fellows who like something
of cause as well as effect, which may be
illustrated by the following dialogue =
81 say, stranger, how do you get 'cm
ere rags fine enough to make paper %
eve have men employed to chew them,
sir" replied the paper man.
-" To what! to chew them did you say?"
eyes, to chew them to be sure-did YOU
never hear of chewing rags to make pa.
PERI
Ono 7 never did. and rn"ld lilo y,
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CARRIAGE MAKING.
sOOI, AND S HI o e

3R a 9 w~ a o~@RTe
rE1IIE Subscriber has on hand very extensive
4 Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, OF excel
lent quality, to which, he respectfully invites
those in want, to call and examine bciirc purcha-
sing elsewhere. They consist, in part, as fol-
lows -
Ladies' Shoes ami Caters,
Misses and Children do.
Gentlemen, Boys and Childrcns Boots & Shoes
Negroes Boots and Shoes, strong and heavy,
House Servants Shoes, &C., all of which will
be sold very LOW.
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CAN DIDl TIE S.
For SherE

IT,. WHITAKER,
LEWIS JONES,
JOHN HILL,
THOMAS w. LANIRNf.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
THOMAS J. DYSON
WESLEY BODIE,
ALFRED MAY,
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ALSO

4 fine Stock of French and American Calf
Skins, Oak and HenIlock Sulc Leather, and find
ings Of every description. For sale at the Boot
and Shoe alanufactury of
WILLIAM McEVOY.
Nov :, If IL
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AN APT RErLY.-We were amused, a
few days since, while sitting in crowd,
in village not many miles from this, to
hear the following dialogue, which took
place between NJ. D. and negro, who,
but short time previous, had the misfor-
tune to be one of the doctors patients. 1t
seems that the darkey was one OF tho sew
eral patients in the same family, and among
the first of the sick to recover.
The negro passing by discovered the
doctor in the crowd where we were SIT
ting, and thus saluted him-(at the same
time placing his wool-bearer carefully un-
der his arm.) -
GLOW you do, mass doctor!" .,
go, very well, whose boy are you E
replied the doctor.
else the boy you come to see last week.
mass doctor"
go yes, well, how's all the folks down
homeF
go, mass doctor, dey's all about, dey
ill got well as soon as you quit comm.
The doctor miuled.-Horn Of Mirth.
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"J1n does your mother ever whipyou!'
No; but she does precious sight worse
though"
"What's that"
"Why she washes my face every NOR
ming"
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Sept 2, 1850
NOliCe.

A IL those having demands against the Estate
N of Abncr V. White, deceased, are requested
to present them, properly attested, and those IN
dcbted to make payment.
April 90, ~
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TS-l-s1-r -@s-r1S Lori,;: B.
Lewis Blclsoe and wife, and
others, DeG'ts.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
L MeIanus, Hugh McManus, and the children,
of Archy McAIanus, deceased, viz: John l..
McAIanus, Sarah McManus, and Elizabeth Nc
Manus, Heirs and distributes Of the Real Estate
Of the late Goody Mcalanus, Of Edgeheid, de-
therefore ordered that they do appear in tho
Court of Ordinary for the District aforesaid, on
or before the first Monday in February next,
Qs5l) to show cause if any, why the Real Es-'
tate of the said Goody McManus should not be
sold for partition, or their consent to the samo
will be entered of Record. Given under my
hand at my Office, this the s9th day Of October,
a. D. 1850
JOHN HILL, o. E. D:
Oct 81, 1850 Ut 81
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u NJ B R Z L L A S
Oct 81
Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the estates Of laos'
N Flood, deceased, are requested to make m
mediate payment, and all those having dcnailus
against said estate to present them properly attcs-
ted according TO law.
Sept 9, 1850 ~ 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGETIEID DISTRICT.
IN EOTITY


lanes Edison ct al. Bill for Partition
IS. ofMe Real Estate ef
II. Boulwarc ct al W. Humphries, decd
1'F appearing to my satisfaction that the fol-
| loving W. defendants f in this case, reside out
Of this State, viz: Levi Wilson and Margaret
his wife, Boyce Edison, Rolan Edison, VIM.
Edison, Larkin Norwood and Elizabeth his
wife, john lIumphries, William HumphTles' Mss
cv Uumphrics, William Howell and Celia his
Wife, ,Katura Humphries, Josiah Howell, VIM.
Foy' James Rutherford and Martha his wife,
Jas. Bouware, Mark Boulware, Gideon Chris
tian and Jincey his wife: On motion of Mr..
Griffin, Solicitor, Ordered, that the said aDsent
defendants do plead, answer or dcmur to TINS
Bill within three months from the publication
of this order, or that the said Bill be taken
pro confesso against them:
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. E. E. D.
romn,'rs Oflire. Nov. G. 1850. 3m AZ
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January 2
NOTICE

n q II G Z
a Ii. persons are hereby cautioned against
IA trading for note Of hand, for two hun
lred dollars, ts200,) given by the Subscribers
to Jesse Jay, dated the thirty-irst day of Decem,
ber, (lS49,) one thousand, eight hundred and
furty-nine, and due twelve months after date
The consideration for which said note was given,
having failed, the Subscribers are determined
not to pay the same, unless compelled by law.
WIN. s. CLARK,
B. f. CLARK.
December 81, 1850 3t* AZ
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As you SOW, YOU must reap.
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Wines. Liaours, DC.

WHISKEY.-Ncw Orleans, Monongahela,
Funk, Miller's, Virginia and Scotch.
RUM.-Ncw England, ST. Croix and Jamaica.
WINES.-Madeira Port, Sherry, Tcnerife,
Malaga, Muscat, Sicily Madeira, &c.
GIN.-Amcrican and Holland.
BRANDY.-Cogniac, Hennessey" "Nar-
tcl," Otard Duprey & Co." Rochelle, Ameri-
can, &c:
CORDIKLs.-Peppcrmint, Anniseed, Perfect
Love, Rose, Tin bottles and on draught) For
sale by the Cask, Barrel or Gallon. -
H. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Sent IS 1850 # 35
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tus and Madam Bernice. This being the
only burst of laughter seized the surround
ing spectators, in which took SO consld'
cradle share, that could not afford any
assistance towards their enlargement.
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Notice..

A IL those having demands against the estate
N of Allen B. Addison, deceased, are reqnes-
ted to present them properly attcsted and those
indebted to make payment.
G. 4. ADDISON, Ex'rs.
Z. j. MINIS.
July 81 1850 If ~
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"SAM," said one little urchin to another
Yesterday, Sam, does your schoolmaster
ever give you any rewards of merit!" l
'spose he does" was his reply, she gives
me a lickin' every day, and says | merit
two"
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TO LET ,

TO LET
A SMALL COTTAGE in the Village, with
N necessary out buildings for the ensuing ycar'
Enquire at this office. -
Dec 10 1850 tt 20
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BRoruERLy LOVE- Jack, Jack! cri-
cd a sailor, on board a ship at sea, to one
of his companions.
sHallo p replies Jack; what is it "
your brothers overheard!
'Orcrboard p
sIes =
Blast the luck he's got my sea boots
ouG mOnEcU.iuckeL on ~
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Il SAY Pete, does you know how dey
keen oysters from smellin' in de hottest OBJ
wedderl' Il doesn't think | does, Sam
how'd dcy do emp why, dey fus
cut dar noses off, and den dey can't smell
muffin. Oh!yah yah! what an unpenum-
tratum nigga you is.
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For Ordinary.

HENRY T. WRIGHT,
WILSON J.. COLEMAN,
WILLIAM II. MOSS
VIRGIL NJ. WHITE
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY. ~

James McAIanus and wife, and ae-ssr ''''-'''
Others, ,.App'ts. .re---- .4kSS1mnona II.
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THE FAIRY CHILD.

BY ALINE DOUGLAS.
At eventide when the sky is lit
With its golden studs Of light
And fow'rs sleep on the bright green sward
Gistening like gems at night,
With d footstep like the wild Gazelle
That treads on opening flowers,
Wauders forth the little fairy child,
The Queen of the twilight hours.
Oh being of wondro beauty,
Is that little fairy child, r-..s..
With face like summer sun-beam, al
And step so free and wild eos
With voice clear as the silver drop
OF the little fountain well,
And the eyes Of ever changing light,
That act as magic spell.
And far down in shady grottoes wild,
She steps on bright blossoms rare,
And rich perfume at that magic touch,
Steals through the evening air. s
She is gazing now with loving eye,
On the little myrtle spray,
As it bursts its chains Of g.ist ming dew,
To welcome that kindly ray.
She is singing now to the wild bird,
That rests in the cypress leaves,
And her voice in its ringing cadence,
Lends music to every breeze;
And she laugheth at the streamlet clear,
And the music it doth make,
And her rich bright smile droppeth sunlight,
On the ripples as they break.
And when twilight softly fadeth,
And deepeneth into night
With step as noiseless as before,
She passeth out with the light;
But like ray OF sunshine,
She gladdens her onward way,
And the fairy child is seen no more,
Till at eventide next day,
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING, 1851.
VOLUME NUMBER 23O.
'pUBLIC NOTICE !. hereby given ,ha, on /

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
MONDAY the Let yof Desembsa. 1861. u o'c ock
will B. sdudcatsd at the Compuolsss Office Of Municipal
y No. Two. to the highest bddss the eoecson Of the
From the ls day OF January, 162. 70 the 2lA day Of De-
cembeg, Ie52. both days inclusive.
Terms and Cond,ti0rs-The tssmes lese viii, within
five days after the adjudication, furnish h
TO- II asd u months from the 1t day Of Januay 1852
and should he fail do adjodcaa1Un will be
for the and at hs rk Of said farmer lessee.
he shall alo mortgage In favor OF the undexned all the
that default Of the payment At maturity OF Of the said
notes. shall have the right Of sesng provonay, the
aforesaid rights m0rtsased. He ssh also conform to all
the otdnan; e. now IN force. which may hereafter be
70 Markets.
The sale be made by authority vested the under
Mgned by the contract entered into with said NUM- pay No.
Two virtue OF resolution adopted BY the Council Dec
n2l I'd JH. MATHIS T. FONBENE.
KEcoRDKR's OyyIcE, MUsIcIrALITY No. Two,}
New Orieans. November 4, 1e5l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
ready to receive limited number Of Indgent Or
phans residing within the limits Of this Municipality, and
paby agreeaby ordinance Of the C0anc1 passed oc
tobe H. ls5l. None 0rphans having neither father
mother need apply. Jas. Ii. CALDW ELL. Recorder.
Public Night school, I'D Municipality.
THIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
months. from Monday, 9Th inst. from half-paa to
O'Clock P. h-the Mals Department AZ The Masha School
house. st Marys under the superneudence OF
Mr. James Backman Principal and the Female Depart
in charge Of Mrs. Julia Barst Application, for admision
be made President of the Board, eitha9 Of The
undersigned or the Prncipals.
J. y. HARRIS,
"a 6m EREU'K ~ CAMERDEN.&
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CoSsx.L De La MuNlolrAL,TI Nc, DEu1.

C0NsYiL LA MUNICIPAL LITE No. DKUx,
Seance du ~ nOvembre 1851. }
TTENDU, quun de rAssembee Geuerae de PEtat de
IA Louisiana, liulee Acte reau vile de la Nouvele
Orleans 10 1885, qu'avan Cone
municipalities decier monant ies
taxes qu montrant es
uhereh Items de monan: necessare
pour les depens de municpae dan ranne couan pour
lesquees
pubnees Angas Fanca Journal ocisit ts la dte
Muncpl pendant la reunion dams
squee Consei devra hxer decder
II assessees
E attendu Conse de Municipae Ia de
seae du Y no'embre dscaant ubsnrs les
llmlss de Ia dite MunicIpaite.
En- conormie
avec les provisions acte du 10 1885, resolution du
Consei u que tene
ours premiere de la d svauauon s Consei
proceder prelever
sur les tableaux d'sssessement pour 1851. nd
Expose du dsact probable pour Vannss 1851.
Solde
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OFFICIAL.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,

WHEREAS, An act Of the General Assembly
w Of the State Of Louisaca. entitled IA Aes rels
tive to the city Of New approved March 49, 1850
~ and decide on the smopot Of taxes to be the,
sha be made budgea estimates exhibiting
various items of expenditures nclsdne also Tie necessary
amount or eontasent expenses Y b incurred BY The muai
thereof which budgets estimates shall be published in
French and English ths official paper said Muncipay
Gil shall fix and decide the Of taxes be aessed
And whereas. The Council Of this Municipality have
passed resolution, the sitting above weu declaring th
whole limits Of said Municipality urban.
Therefore, conformity with the pTovions Of the act
March 49, 1850 and of resolution OF Council adopted
this day. the following budget pubi.hsd and aotice
budget the Council will proceed 10 and decide on thu
of levied the of 1851
Statement Of Probable Deficit for 1851.
on aopropraiion for 1850, ,,...... g.. .SSlS
On onYtRilo tayl8
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- ~
No. s3S
s
and sna %
a wss s s w % .cOss s
opsrss restoring hs .iol health, and
happiness will no longer remain as as thou
Chosen H this % place for Hospital with my oss
% os % % ss and xs
BY the Of s- the Gulf being the SOUTH
across The bay which makes Gps day5 high
sandy pine country beyond the bay There are NO
of Biloxi The water place + purs soft and excel
sn sn 1d 10 s s s n pl,s .
calm the bosom OF summer lake. can SPEAK the above
fore, do not know any oher place winch cizens
and owners Of slek slaves could send them with IN better
VINO wish TO come e biloxi sna & SS,a my me msd
good and respectable houses can be had on very
Ala by superior and they are commanded by
% TT sr 0ss.s and an hs, sost, are sn
can ,psak Of their good & a. & nS es
o em e under nv a The
of medicine and Attendance will be covered ny two
tSe owner going 70 The expense back and
Each be furnished with isss
and drawers. with suitable shoes and socks All patients
over hy years admissible by hsdaS only anu pay mems In
''f% 'ssf' 9a's WpIIAMs m11in my law who
French ianxuasss viii .upsrnsnd my oes NewOII
during absence from city. My eshbishnent IN BILOXI
will remain under the control and supeiinendence ot re-
FRYER, (who speaks good English and Ffench'> during
my absence from the place. ~ . NJ
Dr. FRYER has also attached his establishment in Bi
l0xi, large Two HOe Carriage, drawn by span OF th
beau ul Arabian skew ball match horses in the United
States with his own and careful driver or the
of his patients and other genee and respsca
ble psrs wishing visit the beauties OF the county The
can accommodated with ladies' and genemen's sad
dies morag and evening rides lie is also prspaed
by ihe day week month, reasonable ermi
and every other attention will be given horses and carriage
| sent 10 his stable. -
All letters enclosing Is. postpaid. will be thankful
received and punctuay attended and otheFs
| swered lifted from The post-othce.
To those sick who think TO seek counsel
ntrust their sick slaves to may SIMPLY IN eonell
sion, add that jealous pursuit. OF profession
have for the lest twenty year, and which hope
conduct with unsued reputation and integrity have th
| sats action OF knowing have never yet violated.
nj W. X. +. FRYER. Indian Doctor.
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Common Sense VS.. Nonsense-Dr. F. Tuthill de.
livered an address the other day before the Agri
cultural Society of Suffolk county, NewYork, and
in the course of his remarks he touched upon ",he
false shame Of labor in the following manner:
''The day has already come in our cities that if
a man, stout as Milo Of old, has load of wood
brought 10 his door, and he really aches for the
pleasure of handling it, yet must he hire man to
pitch it into the cellar, while he stands idly by, nor
much touch stick of it on pain of losing
caste. If stout and vigorous cilizen, whose mus
cles swell with all excess of strength, has load Of
wood lying on The sidewalk, he may as well hang
himself at once as be foolish enough to save dol
lar and saw it up himself; yet if the man has
pitched it in, and the CRATE is down that he shall
not be seen, we not sure but he may saw on til,
dOomsday, and no one esteem him les man and
gentleman. If he curry and tackle his own horse,
or lead him to the stable when he las done with
him, he is upardonably vulgar. He would no
sooner be caught carrying trunk the length of u
block to an omnibus, than stealing body from a
graveyard yet he will boast among his friends OF
the enormous weight he carries IN The gymnasium,
having paid fee Of thirty dollars for the privilege.
And his friends applaud his gymnastic expenditure
as wise and exceedingly judiclous, for sure, they
say, how can man live without exercise = In
short, labor that promotes the ends of economy, is
an abominable' thing; that which advertises their
imbecility is Of pride. These soft handed
gentry may be our sons and brothers, but we fancy
! they must at times feel ashamed Of our common
| father, old Adam. who farmed it in Paradise !"
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-
Super Broche Antique Silks
Colored Armure Silks (;
Striped Tateta Silks ;
high col. plain POult de Sole
Black BrOcade taeonnee;
Extra Tich and embr't do;
Changeabls and Chene do;
Embrold'd Damask and plair
Ponlt de Soie;
Extra rich changeable ant
:, chameleon P0uIt de Sole
Small plaid high colored do.
iur misses
Marcellines and Florences, o
every shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A tew pieces superior heavl
black and colored wateret
Poult de Sole;
Col0red Silk Velvets
Rich Chepe Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d. Ecos,e ;
French and English Merinos
Mousselines de Lame an,
Alpacas, solid colors, @
every variety of shade
Plaln, striped and plaid POP
Inns;
Superior black and cold plai
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment OF whit
and colr'd embr'd and p lai
Grape Shawls, some exit
rich ;
Merlno, Cashmere and heav
nch Silk Shawis,
~ P. w. w. wouIy
factors and planters TO his stn
very complete and the article
care and judgment, the resul
tipulbr line
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part oil the following, VIZ:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amer.
can CslicOes;
A complete assortment Of
Eng'n, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
i Hose and Halt Hose ;
GLOVES AND MiTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere, Silk, Fiioselli and Fl.
let, Of every description.
| LACE GOODS.
| A large and elegant assortm't
Of Vslenciennes, English,
French and German Laces,
1 and do. Embroideries
Superior 6.l2 and l2-4 Linen
Sheetings
Damask TablS Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
, "A IRISH and German Linens
and Lawns
Linen Cambric Hdk is, plain !;
Embroidered and colored Dor.
: dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
l WOODEN Damask, etc
ii PLANTATION GOODS.
e Heavy kerseys, Lowels, Lin.
nj seys, Jeans, Denims, Stripes
al and Cot,Onades:
Super French Bed Blankets
y Heavy Grniner Plantation do,
very.supeIior.
g specially call the attention o
ok of goods for their use. 1t II
Q have been selected with grea
of long experience in that par
rsH 81
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DRY GOODS. ETC.

- s. K. GRUMAN a. CO.,
n 36 MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER 8RAviKR, -
b1ANUlFA CTURERS AND IMP ORTERS
- OF every DESCRIPTION Of
Fashionable Hats.
MOLESKIN HATS. SOFT FRENCH HATS,
BEAVER :. MEXICAN :.
SILK :. HUNGARIAN :.
CASHMERE .. BEAVER =.
ANGOLA :. B. u. RUSSIA =.
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
Aso-Of Mems, Boys, Youths and Childrea's CAPS.
PLUSH. OTTER, VELVET,
ARMY, SEAL, CLOTH,
NAVY, HAIR GLAZED
Being heavy manufacturers and direct importers, goods
mp expressly for the South and South and
are confident that can offer
Greater Induce me nts
Both in style and quality. thar had at other
houses.
U The unsettled business of BKLDKS & Co. will be
closed by US. s. E. GRUMAN CO.,
o29H 81 Masaxiue,
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Il 500 boles RAisips-wholes, halves and quarters
100 cdsks Zants Currants on
50U mats Cassa. .a.. .--
$40 drums Smyrna Figs. H At. .'.
lou bags g. 8. Almonds. -
1000 boxss No. Fire Crackers, etc. g c.
Just received and for sale By u -.l
ms A. +. COCHRAN hCo. 70 Tohoupitoulas st.
IAN AGA GINGER-Tuckrr'se celebrated Cor
dial Elixir Of Jamaica Ginger for the Of Dyspepsia
o. Indigestion, DiarhDa, etc. As0-BrOwns Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger, for sale by
:, r. l.. MASSEY. Apothecary,
NJ q ,'smp ard ..savier
I m J vi PAG t-ijt oasA Is KERNEL Cham
p1ses stsRg eE shps Lsetis and hsls s,ia 10; asIs
9 wv " s@s sses Nssa sS y, W9bsf, NJ lSsSS a.
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Marie de la Nouvelle. Orleans,
IA Noyruppr 1S51

rONFORMEMENT a une resolution passee
par e ConseiI de la Municipale No Deux $. seanee
du IL du present d0nne dams dix
lours Plus paIur Dc la daie de ee pubcal on Con
proieees due resolution Louvefture du che
MN ece drolte de la rue DIES hegeuses la
la rue de fGn,on ia.qa .s.ar De eusrans 4uAe ses
nsui p0oces sns dposon de acts de Ia
Ss ct ''' ' d' s. kspsssseA
CoArrRoLLER.s oynox. Myxsc,rALrTy Ne; Two.}
pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that on
,1 1MoNDAY III: day Of Dsesmssi lsS q u
s ~ % Il. sss
am aSa o. 10 Sas Sas
beI soa tboth days ncius'e each Market to be ajud
Terms and onditions-The farmer or lessee will within
five days alter the adjudication. iunsh his prOmsoy
A. 9. 10. Ii and Il months from ths day
viii U ioss s M a q o
lessee.
that default of the at maturity Of OF the sad
s.onaly. rshls he shah .ise
couosm to all the ordinances now IN torts which may
NewOrleans, November a. 1851.
BUREAU pu CosraoLLEuR MusIcrpALlrK No. DKUx,}
NOuyelie- ureans. IA novembre ls3l;
A Wis est par lie present donne que LUNDl, le
"A premier jour de deosubre prochsin midi, sdjugers
da aa1 ct d.
Marche Poydras aimee, esta due du premier
de lso2 de Gecembre
1884, les deux ncius. Chaque Marche adjuge se
paremrnt
Terms Condions-Le emier adiudicataire fournrs
dams les clnq oars suvIont adIudicauon bles
DOSES a satisfaction du Couse payable A. 8. D.
7s, 8, TO- 4 ct IL mos partr du premier jour de anvie
lo5a ct defaut u de rsnpn Gondtrns me nou
vee adjudication lieu risque ct per du dit adJu
dcatae. Ii aussl hy heQuer de ia
dte Muncpaie t0us les drolts esQues IL
des dit auges de tele nnlefe au deant
paiement echeaace de chacun des dts biise la Munci
pae e doit de les drulls
hyp0heQues. Ii contormera ordonnances main
tenant ans qu cees au ee ubseque
ment passe Reinforcement dts Marches.
| ADULPHE LAYET, ConFolleuT.
| N0uvele- Oileans. novembre IA 1851. MIA td
RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given t
- all persons desous Of obtaining Batture sand. ths
he 0bained this office for getting the San
nom the basins each side Of P0st No the head
| ST. Joseph street, HUGH GRANT,
| Surveyor Of the second Municipality.
Surveyors Office, second Municpaty. Oct. "a, ir5l.