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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-02
List of Agents for the Freeman.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Worcester, F. Johnsonj Woodbury., A. Town;
WafS WasfSarg D. R.Sn eo Ma'iiS Masnsed THRGs pRS
Calais. J. Mower NOrthfed, w. II. Smith
A. Pearce; Fayston, ]. Someivlle,
G.J SlaytOn;
ORANGE co.
BradfoId,J D. whittlesey; $. Newbury. J; Abbott;
BroOkfed, A. Mason, Esq. Randolph, H. Parkhurst;
TTS.sIasf WSodwafE Il %: GsSS
Corinth, Rev s. Cummings ,vershire Newei Prescott,
on.saS A MsFSr1ns g. ascO 1Ta.gs %a.saas:n l. L. fss
z. do. l. 2. Georgei strafordj D s. Bartlett.
Newbury, Rev. s. Siasi
CHITTENDEN co.
Charlotte, w. S. Baldwin; Jericho and Underhi, L.
H%%sHstSn HnesbgtSS '%nSsG" %ea ReSmSSd w Briggs
Westford, II C Beach WiIliston, w French
Richmond James G. Waston.
WINDSOR co.
Bethel A Davis: Cavendish ]. G. spaldng;
+ do. Hincher; Chester, o Hutchinson
Rochester, s Cooper Royaton, 0 Henry;
Sharon, JParker Norwich s Wright,
Bridgewater L. Raymond Woodstock, l. Richmond
Windsor, H. II. Huntley; de- Lake;
Brownsville, Perkins; Sheddsville, MAI Farweh;
Hartford A. Howard, Quechee vii G Tinkham,
w do. Steele; HartIand II Osgood;
Barna.d. L BIackmer; do, in Willard, Jr.,
e do. L Belknap; Snosvile, Hazen
Pomfret C Harding Cd StOckbridge, Rev. Mr.. Daily 4,
8. do. ID Chandlef; Gaysvile, Bennen.
RUTLAND co.
Rutland R Thral; Brandon, Marsh;
do a Graves Poutney, J. F. HarIs
Walingfo A Ramsdell Pttsheld, G Joysin;
Clarendon, w D Marsh
WINDHAM CO.
Townshend, w Shafter; Wilmington, 0. L, shafter;
Windham z II JIpham; HammOnd's Mills, G. Taylor; I;
Jamaica r Goodale Dover, w II Jones;
Brattleboro, C, Frost BroOklne, Flint;
Athens, J Shaner;
BENNINGTON co.
MonohastaY n Rohapa Jr OoYsat A Landon:
N Bennington, J Mattesoni Bhaftsbury, L Bottom.
g do Or. Wilcox
ADDISON co.
Ferrisburgh, O sholes; Granville, II. Cady
Vergennes, DR.. A sprague, Bristol, II. Needham;
Monkton, n spoouer; Cornwale, T Haskell;
Lincoln,SDr Kent; Addison, Reeves;
Middlebury, R. l.. Fuller; Hancock, A. Piper;
Weybndge, NJ. Stowe;
FRANKLIN co.
w. Enosburgh, ] NJ Deans Franklin, G Felton,
do. Falls, Col Kendall St. Albans, L Branard,J,
Bakersfield. G Stone; Edo J Foster;
Berkshire, Comingsj RiChford, GOf.
CALEDONIA co.
Hardwick, w Wheatley; Peacham, w Mattocks;
Lyndon, Skinner and Foss McIndoes Falls Macarthur
Walden, A Amsden; Ryegate, W Gibson;
8 do. E. Foster Cabot, q Cook & ] Mclean J;
Danville, T Howard Sheffield, L Harvey:
do w Sias; GrOton, M Weld.
ORLEANS co.
Albany, w B Gates; Lowell, D Harding;
Barton, F. w Kimball; Troy, M Eastman
Craftsbury, w Hastings; Charleston o Warren
Glover, Blanchard; Bloomington, w Scales;
Greensboro, Comings; Coventry, Hurd;
do Rabbit, OC Winslow.
lrasburgh, e Kimball;
LAMoILLE CO.,
Cambridge, M Stafford; JefersonvilIe ] Stafford
Johnson, A W Cad veil; WateIvie, II Fisk and J
TSrsHgp F,sns PelEs. wfs. wSiddf aat0sfsf pennock
Eden. Or. Atwell;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-02
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, THURSDAY,

ment and industry he had only made begin
ming A beginning, and good beginning too,
is necessary
Had not the base been laid by builders wise,
The Pyramids had never reached the skies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-02

TRRMs-$I so in advance; Sl,75 after three months or
ss,Oo after six months. G Village subscribers, $500
JOHN ALoNZO CHANDLER, PRINTEA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-02
Che fireman

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Wainwright'S Building, Second FOOr-FrOmt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

RECORDER SEuzEsEAU's CoURT--Charge of Murder.-
Yesterday George Derrick brought before the Recorder
r examination, charge of stabbing and killing Martin
Schwann German lad, Sunday the 18th of April i've
witnesses were examined the part of the prosecution
and from their evidence that the above day
Dorick met the deceased what called The Crescent City
Beer Gardens, in the First Municipality. They well
known to each other and they first exchanged friendly
compliments but after time the deceased wanted borrow
money from Dorck number of boys who were
with him. The money being refused alteration took
place between them and Doick drew his knife to protec,
himself and made serious wound on the body of the
deceased under the right shoulder blade He taken to
the Hospital, where he fingered until Friday when he died
On making post norton examination of the body it was
found that large dirk had inflicted the wound and severed
the seventh rib. and four inches and half of the blade wa.
found in the wound when the body opened The Reco
der having taken all the evidence in the offered the
prosecution, remanded the till week. as there
were four or five witnesses summoned for the defence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

treey and have noticed only moderate sales of
inferior and ordinary. range of 61s0ic W ID, The
rates for Western Cheese have been 69c the latter
for brine imitation English Dairy.
1sace-HOlders have been asking higher rates, and
noceda sale OF 1870 casks Carolina at 36GD3xc y ID and
holders now ask 31sc aud upwards Tor prime.
Whisky-The market for this article has been steady, and
the of the week reach about 25OD bb l9l9c for
Rectified, and zl@b &c " ga Ion for Raw.
Baggiug and ROpe-The demand continues limited
and the principal sales haye been - and 50 coils at 2
Ga and 90 pieces and 50 coils 10 and &c all on time
with interest.
Gunny Bags-We have noticed only small sales of new
two and a-half bu ihe bags at sss0bs3lc, cash.
COiTeeThere has been but little change in the Coffee
market since our last the rnng Rio large being
ga and Tor small parcels Jsc " H. with sales of about 90
bags Two cagoes comprising $3.50 bags, have arrived
from MO de Janeiro during the past week making the
direct Imports of the 23 800 against 1888 29 to
the same time asst The remaining on hand
about 400 bags but there carsoes
saI-severa cargoes of Liverpool have arrived but there
nave been no Gales OF which could ascertain the pacu
lars From second hands Liverpool has sold 859Oc for
coarse and 81 0O9sl 10 sack for fine. delivered free of
draysge Yesterday cargo of 3i0 bushels Turks Island
was sold at 23c y bushei.
CandIes-Prices for Star Candies have been I'm a, nj.
Improvement during the week and sales of l5OO boxes
have been made at l9fdS Zoe b. Sperm quote at 40
GD42c q ID, with dull market.
HayThe principal sales of the week have been so ton, A,
s9 25 and 1873 do prime Western the outside price of go
ptOn
Ltme-We have noticed TIRES sales of Lime since
our last including 400 bblu Alton at 81 0 and 600 casks
Eastern at u 40 cask The for Thomason from Sec
ond hands ere 81 81 1851 rs . Dbl.
Lead-A lot of 1853 pigs Upper Mines sold early in tbs
week, on the Levee. at 81 50 y 1OOh.
HemD-We have heard Of transaction in this article
since the sale mentioned incur last, at $98 " ton
TallOw-No transaction of having taken place. prices
continue little better than nominal at 65z6c for pood
Western and City rendered.
Exchanges-There has been moderate supply and fair
demand at full rates, especially for Sterling. We auote
sterling l9s "a HOY
New York sixty day Bills .........,.al6I - ct dsc
Sight Checks NewYork. " CT, prem
Freights-The rates have generally continued firm with
increased activity and during the week nine ships have
taken for Liverpool I'D for Cotton Havre at c
and one for Antwerp lsc, To NewYok and Boston
o'ton has been shipped c Pork at 7O75 Fouy at 70
lD55. Hemp at 4lo9$I0 %, etc., etc.
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The New Three.Cen, co,r


The Washington Union referring to the new
three.cent coin, publishes letter from a gentle
man IN the mint, which contains the following in
formation respecting it, which is interesting. The
coin will be ready for issue by the LIST of Nav
The metal is composed of three -fourths silver
and one-iourth copper, and will always retain sil.
very color, though not quite equal in that respect to
the other standard. 1t leaves a margin of profit to
Government, which the other coins do not the
reason OF which may be explained as follows The
original bill for this coinage, prepared before the
postage bill initiated, contained another provi
sion by which the worn out Spanish money which
circulates largely among us, and which is every
where regarded as nuisance, should be drawn
into the mint and worked up. But, in order to
effect that, 1t was necessary to provide means for
buying them at their nominal value, or not much
below NJ other wise the people could not be
expected to make the sacritice-those coins being
really worth ten or twelve per cent less than their
current value, by reason of wear.
he reduction OF iineness from nine -tenths TO
three.iourths in the three-cent piece was therefore
intended to enable Government to call in the fps
levies and quarters also to pay the expenses of
transportation, insurance, etc.
But In getting up the postage law. the
trainers took one leg of that coinage bll-namely,
the Issue oil the three coin as auxiliary tn their
proJect-and left out overlooked the other which
contained the only ground or reason for allowing
the com more largely than the other silver. 1t is
not TOO late, however, to remedy this defect Your
representative In Congress could hardly benefit the
country at large more effectuaIly than by taking
the subject in hand for although these little coins
may seem to be little matters in themselves, they
are OF all things the most diffusive as they come
INTO every body's hands, and are necessarily in
requlsiton.
The Treasury Department has authorized the
mint to withhold the issue until there shall be an
accumulation OF half million of pieces to start
with. hey will no doubt be ready by the begin
n,ng OF May, as the coinage has commenced
They are to be paid out, in order of application, in
sums OF thirty to hundred and fifty dollars
that is one thousand to five thousand pieces-and
Will be exchanged for American gold or silver coins
or foreign silver coins.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

stealing Is bill, the property of James w. McCracken
who said he lost it in the of Derbgny and
Custom house streets Benka found and refused to give
it up lie aimed for the product of evidence to
pr0ye the charge.
Burgiary-On the 18th of pn the house of Julu. Hen
derman, No SO Bourbon street, was broken open between II
and IL O'Clock at night and god watch chain seventeen
dollars and j.wery box &C.. stolen man named
McKenny arrested the day following upon the CHARGE
and from information since received appears that Two 9th
named James Porter and Ginger Thorn accompapied
him. Yesterday they were arrested and remanded Tor fur
ther ANIMATION.
Serious Assault Miguel Cibtes was sent for
trial to the FIRST District Court for assautng Francois Vor
din in coffee house, in Bsack street. by striking him with
a box.
treating HfadoDs.-George Woods and Alexander
welsh. were remanded yesterday by the Recorder for
brehkng The windows of John OConnots house. in Custom
hon'e street, between twelve and one ocock on Tburray
night - '
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List OF Vessels in Port Not Cleared,


Mote. First municipality tdeslsnated in the
table by nr) The No,. at the Railroad and
la the Second the Nos above the Steamboat
ing No being FabJut Landing In the Third tm3J
commence Railroad ard down. No l. neng Perry When
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
NEW ORLEANS:
sATURDAA MORNING.. MAY 3, 1851


THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN ALoIERs.-These useful nsti
buttons closed the public account of some
Disagreement between the members of the Board of Dec,o
The Rev. Mr.. Whita, previously supentended them
has discontinued his and the schools are nav
We informed that the time is at hand when the
election of new Board will take place, and after that it is
ehpected mat te schools wi go on as usual This
avoided in future such ms buttons of the greatest pub
He utility, aud the seminares by which The rising
viii be distinguished, both for its in
and prosperity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

HobbERY-On Wednesday evening, person entered
the store OF Mr. Farghaiy Dehane in Exchange Alley and
soe compass worth dollars. FIR m information bainad
Yesterday It thought the thief will be found and an aft
davit previous to his was male yesterday The mans
Of the thief is no. known
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

CONTAINING NJ ALCOHOL
THE songe. medicine Did tor the cure
such tie headache heartburn
scy the stomach OF appetite a,thma
debility pto'racted ieves
cod Old and
DIGESTION deanged conr the stomach
and not surpassed oy 'ny metcns IN
derang ment
o following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer;
FITZHENRY HOMER, Es, B0ston;
Jas Z; DUNN Ed, Ciiy Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYaON LAWRENCE. tx Pres. Mass. Ssnate;
Hon L. H. ARNOLD fora c,iy Governor oil Rhode Island
Hon. WV. WeoDbRIpss. formerly Governor of Mich.
Hon; T; MoREHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. ] F, SIMxoSs. u. s. Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon. SAs't = pnxLrs, w. 3. se.ator from VERMONT
HNn. SOLOMON FooTE. member Of Coz gress from VT;
Hon II. ID. FosTKR, member OF Congress from Penn'a;
Hon NJ L.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscon-
Gen A. L. nopGE, memherin Con gress from Iowa.;
r. p. STOWE So. Clerk in the House Of Represent'vs;
& O. TRowBRpGE, Esq, Deuot Mich
Gro W JoSss Esd sTTysyo+ General "a Dubuque Ia;
OF he highest specabty be referred
confirm ali that ha. been sal IN favor thus invaluable
medicae. r.. GEO 3. GU ZEN, PROPRIETOR, ~Inslor. VT
REED, BATES AUSTIN Whole ale Druggists Nc.
For sale by WRIGHT 20, ISL Char,res st.
LIZ Price 81 per bottle L bottis foe IS.
~ CAuTIoN-Eachb OF the Genuine OIygenaed Bters
wrapper printed Engish Span
h of Geo. Gen, Propr upon
Sides addition finely engraved Label
Of Reed Baes
General gents and to whom all orss must be addressed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

THE JACKSON MoNUMKsT.-The COMMITTEES appoined tn
supenten the carrying ont of the movement for erecting
monument to the late dis suised General Jackson which
intended to occupy the of the snicen Square,
VI rom OF lhe 81 Louis Cathedral have received from Mr.
WINS OF the city Of Washington beauul drawing of the
Intended monument The committee having been called
together by Mayor Crosman, will this day view the
drawing, and pass opinion upon It's merits,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

PUPILSs
HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public SCHOOLS, propose taking few pupis along
with me TO my residence in Massachusetts The number
VIII not exceed SIX shall only endea instruct
them IN all suitable studes but shat also pay strict
to their manners and morals and consult their wei all
things. My residence the Fall River Railroad twelve
hours travel from hewYork, and from Boston, the
DO ders OF the pleasant age OF Brdsewaier shall
this city the st Of June. Those who wish
further IN formation, will find daily 22 Camp street,
between and % clock p. NJ. Gapl41 JOHN A. SHAW.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

~ Lard Oi-40 bbs No L;
b cached Sperm Oil-2D bhls;
Bleached Whale Oi-2U bbls
Linseed Oil-l5 bbls
Sperm Candles-i0 boxes;
Wax Catdles-IU boxes:
Star and Pearl Caudles-25 boxes;
White l. ead-S tons,
Chs ok Floor Mattmg-91 rolls. .. For sale By
MILLER, HARRIS WALDO,
my2 wv "A Canal street.
HATS-A of Boys and Mems superior
IL Leghorn Hats. in and for sale by s4a
BARELII n co. KS
N.Y. ii Common st. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

Exports.
BOSTON-Per bark Lenox 6,4 bbs 572 hf do nork tcs
hams, "a kegs butter, 80 100 slaves '' vs.
MARSElLLES-P,rb bark Emma Lincoln: S. COO stave.
-
Imports.
NEW YORk-Per ship Juliet Assorted mdse
NEW YORk-Per ship Quebec: Assorted mdse
LlNERpOOl-Per bark st George: 1916 sacks salt Jas
Wiison-ioo crates hhds henware Henry Ha-4 bhds
IL crates do Harrison &cJ ~
MARrlNlQuE-Per brig Tehuantepec: 34OO bushels
sat, ~ kegs tamsrinds, $is7 specie, Capt Brown
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
No. Is Charities street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
wat c hes,

W u III Us,
FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONS: PIT
CHEERS, GOBLETS, etc.
Plated CASTORS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WAIT
ERS, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and RE.
VOLVERS.
RODGERS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY and
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS AND VASES; LAMPS, GiRANDOLES and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACRS
PRINCES, etc.
PAflER MACHE WARE; and large assortment Of
Rich Fancy Goods.
eH This House has established thirty in this
mh2S 2rn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

"hAsD JoR Wy ester'iay the Grand Jury sat and
brought in the following true bills Against Jobn Ermon f
preach OF trust f. St. Clair, alias Andrew Ma qui. for en-
se soe with intent to steal Frederick Me, er for max
ns mouI 10 coin counterfeit money; J. A. Griffith for
ahsaugher John McDewitt for entering a honse with in
tent to steal John Nichols for perjury; Henry McKng Tor
uterns counterfeit bank BILL and Joseph Poldor for steal
ing horse. " ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

i Il AS ever offered Tor
sale IN this city and at lower
prizes. These TrAs are If
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice gu alilies
grown in G h. ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lies they IRE put mp in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallic packages, so
as 20 prese. Va their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup,,
piled with every dnscrir-
ton ofTEAs. inchests. half
chests, u ID and o ID box,
ares. If desired
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S:36O.OOO.

THOMAS A. ApAns, President.
M0sEs GREENWOOD, vcePridnt,
CHARLRs J. MANsoNI, Secretary.
DireetoPU
SAMUEL Ball. p C. Tla, C. A. 6sri~,
Gaendy Buuh, John NJ Bel, O. L. DsbalSsss
Moses Greenwood, NJ O. H. Norto~ p. Pns PIs.
j. d. Szssih, g. s. Hrnksns, 8. ThSiov,
Wm. p. Corswa, r. B. .9umm~, r. CamS dn
David Ha4 81, H. H. Wright NV Carroll
JOHN BAN, W Zaeish, j. Ri(wd,
W. Stanso~, CornstAs Fstosss ". r, vrsdsaswg
Nathn, jarvis, C. r Rsd6scks, Joas o. Waodw1
George Jonas, W. B. MeCs1aso~ A. Msssms
p. Sirans, DsSanIss 8 H Ksrnsdv iva
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

~ candidate Tor reelection CONsTA the Fifth
Justice Of The Peace Third Municipality Of
November 1851. apis
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SERIOUS AFFRAY ON THE LEvEE.-Two days ago, a
ugh took pace on the Leyee, between a drayman named
McCarey, aud another crowd collected around the
combatants, and after ran to sec what WINS the
number OF the dray for the prosecuting McCarey
Tor the assault Thi, tated the drayman more and he
Went into The crowd after The who number of
the dray and seeing Mr. N Brown there and thinl ing he
was the person. he struck him heavy blow upon the head
with loaded whip which it open and by a second
blow he broke the bones in the thumb and middle finger of
the right hand An affidavit been made in the case and
McCarey is at present in custody on the chnree
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

TREAsURrR's OFYIcE, SECOND MUMcIPALITY.2
April IS, 1851. )
p ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
hereby. authorized advertise during ninety days. in
the official of the Municipality. that Council
prepared to purchase out of the of sinking und No
2 BONDS OF the state of Louisiana enforced by this NUM-
coa iy to the extent of fifty thuus nd dollars ami that sealed
proposals to sell said onds to that will be received
by the Council until the fifth TUESDAY July next,
they will be acted and if satfac this Council and
TO the Treasurer OF The State. will be accepted.
Notice Is hereby ven in conformity with the foegoi-
reoi9on that aled proposals to sell to this Municipality
Bonds Of the state of endorsed BY this unici
will be received this Office until the fifth Tuesday of July
next.
sealed proposals to be addressed the Courc Of Munici
paty No Two and to be endorsed offer for State Bonds
at29 I'd VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
NOTICING person is authorized to collect
I money for unless hold our written order,
my2 81 g. FLINT & JONES. Il Royal strse6.
COPARTNERSHIP- undersigned having
~ this day associated wi h him Mr.. HENRY 8. HALL,
the business will hereafte, be conducted un the fir of A.
F. oCARAs Co.. .NewOfleans. May l. Psi
myl A. r. COCHRAN.
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his the parishes of East and West
Feiiciana, Fast Baton Rouge and st. Helena.
EV- Office, Clinton, La.
Refer 70 Hon Theodore H. McCaeb Hon. John W.
Crockett, New reans. apl
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SSss% rs e. RS4ftss
N virtue of Ave writs of fl. ia, to directed in
no, The aboys entitled causes | VII Ss for sale a, public
May 1851, IL o'clock following described property
seized satisfy the Juds rendered The above entitled
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Annunciation,
ana and II cara IN de
St Sy rs a aSs .n sD Inca each g. On
h1 icons conner Of Thala and Cara s,re Tfiou.s
Neworesni. April /. 1851 w. : ''' '0n'''S aea
SIMON RO URKE VS.. A. F. Y.sss... No. ll,7os.
r virtue Of writ OF feri facias to me directed
- BY the lion l. Winter Second Justice of the Peace
o and of ~ Ps q o bs win BY PsSe sus
O'Clock M opposite warehouse st. Charles street,
aARSEss snd pRAy
nis MG II TaRN NJ and pRAy numbered
having license for this year. seized in the above entitled
apA NJ. M. THOMAS, Constable.
SIMON ROURKE vs. A. F. HasS.. No n7oa
r N vertu dun writ de ieri facias moi addressed
- par phonorable J. l.. Winter, Second Juge de Pax
Saq' ct j HopF Ps'Sss spresH3 vsns
fe depot sur Ia rue ST. Charles pres de Pence de
IN CHEvAL avec IN DRAY, No. 1888. ct les HAIR.
On MuIET s poH u. c HssN
dams l'aiia re si.dessus.
ap4 NJ. NJ. THOMAS. Constable.
LANES H. JMeLoRLNa VS.; dEDwaRD B URNs....
RY virtue of writ of fer facias to me directed
- by the Hon J. L. Winter Second Justice of the Peace
N and for he Parish Of Orleans will sell by public
ton, on THURSDAY, the 81 day of May 1851, at IL
clock M at my warehouse, Of ST. Charles and
4 SILVER WATCH. patent Lever English, } seized
hN"" ~--'-l-1 - HI $. CONSTABLE
tE vass ssfIasT y If CIR es1 u sc
Orleans.
d virtue of a punus alias writ of seizure and
- sale directed by the Hon. j. l.. Winter, Second
public auton at Banks Arcade, MONDAY. the 18Th
A LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb IRENE. in the
square comprised within Pneur Roman. Co and La
said lot measuring Is feet inches lines Roman ST.
by 100 feet in Depth bounded aide
street by lot and the side Lahape street by
the other half of said lot No. seized the entitled
Terms sale ' eesh NJ M THoMa
New orleans, April II, 1851. apl4
JOHN LINDEN VS.. JOHN HENRY BRORNamd
H. NJ DOUGL.4S, an scltdo. In the Second Jus
tee's Court. No HOS.
X virtue OF writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. j. L.. Winter, Second Justice of
the Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to
THREE LOIS Of GROUND in suburb psrcantel.
design4ed Nos l. and IN square M. g. bounded By
peopdas Livingston, Elysean Fields and Marigny suees
lines each Eysean Fields. by l4 inches in deph or
more any there Is, as plan drawn By and de.
posted in he office OF los Cuviller. Notary Pubic TO.
setheI with al the buildings and improvements thereon.
seized In the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
NJ. NJ. THOMAS, Constable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
\ Groceries-l2OO ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas, Suated the Colorado River about miles above
the town OF Matasoda For fur her particulars. apply to
apis I'm jacob SORIA, Notary Public,