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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

The Largest Crop Of Cotton Yet.-The fol.
lowing extraordinary statement has been made to
us by Col. Quarles, on whose authority we give it
to the public. Mr.. d. w. Quares, son of Colonel
Quarles whose plantation is on Oyster Creek, in
Brazora county, has made this season four hundred
bales Of cotton on one hundred and sixty acres OF
land, and with twelve hands About three hundred
bales Of this cotton have already been picked. but
the picking is still going on, and when completed
the amount will not be less than four hundred
bales. 1t is not pretended that the whole Of this
has been picked out by the same twelve hands, for
during the picking season Mr.. Quares EMPLOYED
large number OF hands to assist him, whose labor
will cost hundred or more bales, SO that the net
proceeds Of the twelve hands will be two hundred
and seventy five, or perhaps three hundred bales.
The whole OF this cotton planted and cultivated
by the said twelve hands, and the only help they
had was in the picking. To prevent any misun.
derstanding OF this statement are authorized to
say that the bales Of the average weight of those
usually made in Texas, that is about 500 pounds
each.
In addition to the above,we have authority to saw
that the same twelve hands have raised and gath.
cred during the season $500 bushels of corn from
thirty acres OF land, which is considerably below
the yield corn last year, on the same plantation.
1t may be OF some interest hear to state that the
above crops Of cotton and corn were both planted
in February which Colonel Quarles thinks is the
month in which both cotton and corn should ALWAYS
be planted in Texas. The picking of the cotton
was commenced on the 4th Of July last [Galyss.
ton News. /
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WANTED.

w NIED-A Gardener. who thoroughly un.
deHands his business. and Is willing TO 70 70 Mobie
Apply TO nI7 II g. WOLFF, IS Camp a.
WANTED TO HIRE-A 6rst rate colored
~ creole Cook, for whom fair price win be paid
oMce.- 026 If
WANTED TO RENT-A small House. suit.
able for q email family. with good conveniences =
and large ard attached in good neishborhood any.
where " Laiayetis Rent must be moderate. Apply -
70 ~ lamp street. s16
ROARDING. = Several Families can obtain
%, Board and also several Gentlemen, by applying at No
~ baionpe street. above GraId where they viii have an
agreeable home and comfortable rooms. MI IL
I OST-From Mrs. Harrison's Boarding. house,
Gorer Of q Charles and Poydras Streets small Brown
ONkEY The finder will be rewarded by returning j, a.
n1S .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

Kossuth and Capt. Long. Intelllgencer Of
this morning states on the authority Of Capt Long,
of the U. s. steam frgate Mississippi that the sto.
ries unfavorable to Kossn.h, which have recently
been published, are entire fabrications. The In.
felllgencer publishes letter from KOssuth to Capt
1hng; dated at the Bay Of Gibraltar. October -, in
cevsd ne expresses thanks for kind attentions re.
Capt. Ions a'a the Mississippi, and hopes to meet
ness and co,s G1n IN America. The utmost kind.
ali on board H. Prevailed between Kossuth and
them. [Picsyun.. ah'cssd to tears on leaving
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

An Ezampls Worth Lnsstating.-The young
city of Burlington, in Iowa, has invested about
$3.50, 900 in plank and railroads. Can any city in
the United States, with no greater population,
boast OF such enterprise? In noticing the fact,
the Burlington Telegraph says:
While we take pride in stating the fact, we
also feel peculiar satisfaction in adding that the
outlay is returning in four-old benefits to our citi
zens. Property has advanced from fifty to one
hundred per cent all around us; new spirit has
sprung up among our people; large numbers are
being daily added to our population, and business
in all departments is already doubled"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

Terrible Accident.-on Thursday week, a boy
twelve years of age, named Edward Avery, while
at work at set of cards in Psttee's Carpet Fac
tory, Roxbury, Mass, had his scalp torn from his
head, in consequence of his hair becoming en-
tangled in the machinery, while he was sleeping.
A doctor was Immediately called, and succeeded in
replacing the torn scalp But little hopes are en-.
tertained of the boys recovery. 4..tfs,- Il
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AUCTION SALES.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Furniture 80. .... Fupn1tuPe
BIZ WMs p SCOTT, Auctioneer,l 4 I
~-.u,a Al ths Old Auction Mart n Camp street
hlo DAY, Tuesday, November 49, hAlkpas 10 o,eIoeku
L be sod II aucion- - ~ 'Ni
departure. on s'eou" VI
M Terms cash. MA
Dry Goods. .,.......Dry Goods. Dry Goods
By J. h. CARRERAs.
rvupen.v J. n. DOMIHoON, uctoneef,
EsDAY November s, At 10 III % % Al auction
,od ~ Cn,,ss. street, for aceoua Of whom may
"tss,mern, Linens Sainets etc. etc. :
y Ierms cash mis-
By =. h PETITPALN.
EsDhr November 49, 10 oeeckW be soid at his auction
room, No Canal street.
10 casea new style fancy PRINTS;
casss Samlef JEANS; .
= cases Diagonal COTTONADEe; 3
cases PLAN Bine
~. bales fine Brown COTTON. ,.i1 n
....And....
10 pacsages and lots Of BEAsONABLE DRY GOODS con-
nk OF nneh ano French Colorsd Msnoe Black Coored
ah snd Piad CioakinS Mousselpe Laines Gjp6.
nan Az 6Se ssss and Fancy Prints Sill rouad Printed
nan ga Ist Cashmere and and Coored sik,
Elena Linen Cantrc hdt Hosiery Gotten and Wooden
UnoeishIn, Linen Towels Spool Cotton, Besched Brown
Co:tens Denim. Ticks, Brown and Blssched Drills ETC.
" Terms et SALE 49, "
q be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

No Place Like Home-We understand that
female slave, who ran away from her master in this
city about two years ago, and resided during that
time in Indiana, returned yesterday, preferring to
live as slave with her master rather than remain
free in Indiana. Louisville Journal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18
SHIPPING.

-. SHIPPING.
FRA CHARLESTON AND HAyAHA
xH1Xk Packet - Onstsd Ststss Maui Lsxs Setpeea
" CAarteston sn1 AsvaMa, via SovsxwaA ~
Aet West-Ths spAendd stsamshap lsAHki.. CsDt koI
Ivy tons bulthen, has bar req AMI nm trau
ChAkLESTOM q. Co 70 HAVANA, lesyius Havsns
tor and Md Of month: Isavps hsSes
ton t0r Havana the LIT and 18th. s ~
havana 70 Chaze.tOn o. Savannah. 40
nassnA 70 Aey we 0
fot fnnhsr pnxtiSuaxs, apply to
NJ u MOkDECAl, ChAzlsaton, on to t
=. j. HART co. ~ TeheupaDulas q. n, Or,sasa
AsenH ~ nayA M, DRAKE BRU'S GO.
rs,ssnxsn is.f,s Assaaa slip ssn ss:rh
Sew YORK a1d Phnadep hia the Time by takina tns
Stsenship 10 those - d6 2av
As FOH llvkRPOOl.-rhss superior Al new a.d
S37e fast sailing ship JOHN TVOLk, hurhes mastes
aceS1snmodations, apply 70
Ia. FOh LivkkFlIULcihs superor Al new snd
S3kk faal sailing ship CRESCENT CITY, RaiIstou
master, VIII leave above. For freight OF pa.saxe
having supeiior accommodation, apply to II -
N John TtJDl.ti. vs. Rank Plsoe
Mo or to LEVI H. GALE. - q
Eli WANThD-A Schooner, of the Capacity of tajO
70 loo barrels. to take freight to q near Gulf port
nj IN : q. J. HART 4 90. 70 TohouptouI., 9,
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, Ia = For nOnaidsOnvile and All uterine.
date i.andlnss-rhe REGULAR packet stsauser
CADDO. John Dimiuy, master, hsvinr BEEN
san. sssy ~ The aSSys rae vii leave NO
A. Returning, leaves DonaldsonvIe every ussdsy And
Friday, at O'Clock The Caddo takes MANN and
pazssnge fof plantation the coust For ~
passage, apply on bosri. o. to = -
d, :, E 4 ~ ass9s 7 sk!Isssslos.{ A.....
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

From Homdmras-The schooner Doloritas was
wrecked on the Espiritu Santo reef on her way
from New Orleans to this place. She had an
board general cargo, part of which has been
brought in in a damaged state and sold. This
schooner experienced very heavy weather shortly
after she sailed, and sprung leak, so that The
pump had to be constantly kept going. She ran
on the reef on about the 30th ult, about twelve
o'clock at night. belize Waterman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

DANCING ACADEMY-M. ard Nm. An
isnodass, q IN =. i.sIio.aSs Danes, 8 .
tksy have opened . DANCING ACADRS Z RI
Osroadeiet strsss. No. les. bs.vssa Hsvia nd a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

Z, -ReS n He'd He'd River, Aloxandria and an
L&f945Ea7 iutetmedlate landings The new and very
-. nj, Lsh SlSinchesl dau Eht sseamesy EAT UKk
Nicca maAter, viii run from the mouth Red River -
above. IN connection with the fine Jefesson lFo
freight or passage, apply 10
M tt MCDOWELL. IT, a C(, ~ poys.....
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LEGAL SALES.


DROBATE SALE-By virtue of an order
Il issued by the honorable the District Court
in and for the parish of St. Mary State of Lou
isiana, bearing date the 1st of February, 1850,
will proceed to offer at public SALE ON the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY., the 4th of January,
1851, the following described property, to wit:
A certain Tract of Land situated on the Bayou
Beuf, in the said parish, being the upper half Of
the whole tract or plantation lately occupied by
William Rochelle, deceased; the said upper half
measuring one mile in front, more or less, on the
south side of said bayou, by depth of one mile,
more or less; bounded west by land of Joseph
Berwick, north by said bayou, east by the tract
generally known as the Walker Taact," and
south by the marsh; together with all the rights,
appurtenances and Improvements thereunto be-
longing.
Terms.-A credit of one, two and three years,
the land to remain mortgaged until final payment
and the purchaser to give his notes, with good per
sonal security to William Rochelle, dative testa-
mentary executor, with s per cent. interest from
time due until paid
This land is situated in the best portion of Lou
siana for the cultivation of sugar, and contains
about 200 acres cleared and ready for planting.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Franklin, Nov. IA, 1850.
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ENGLISH RAILWAY TRAvEL-The fol-
lowing extract from DIR. Lardner's late
work on Railway Economy" gives a
vivid idea of the immense amount of
labor performed by the English loco
motives. The whole number of "iron
horses" employed in Great Britain on
the 1st Of January, 1s49, was 1865, and
the consumption of fuel is set down at
something over half million tons of
coke:
The total distance run by all tie To-
comotives working the traffic Of the
railways of the United Kingdom, for
the twelve months ending June 80,
1S49, was 80, 388, 5s9 miles.
This gives total daily mileage of
8S,636 miles.
The distance from the earth ito the
sun is ninety-six millions of miles. The
locomotives of the British railways
would at their present rate of work pass
over it in three years!
The circumference of the globe. is
twenty-five thousand miles. The same
engines with their present work would
60 seven times round it in two days;
and in doing 20 each engine would
work only az hours.
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RO19ss 0@@I9@a
UNSEEN SPIRITS. BY n. P. WILLS.

The shadows lay along Broadway,
Twas near the twilight tide,
An 81 WHY there lady fair
Was walking in her pride:
Alone walked she, yet vlewlessly
: Walked spirits at her side.
: Peace charmed the street beneath her feet,
And honor charmed the air,
And al astir locked kind on her,
~ And called her good as fair:
For al God ever gave to her
She kept with lchary care.
She kept with care her bean les rare
From lovers warm and true;
For her heart was cold to all but gold,
And the rich came not to woo
Abi honored well are charms to sell,
Whea priests the selling DO.
Now, walking there was one more fair
A slight girl, lily pale,
And she had unseen company
& To make the spirit quail;
'Twi1t want and scorn she walked forlorn,
And nothing could avail.
No mercy now can clear her brow,
For this worlds peace to pray;
For as loves wild pray'r dissolved in air,
Her woman's heart gave way:
And the sin forgiv'n by Christ in heav'n
BY man is cursed alway,
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ON MONDAY, January 27, 1851, at 10 A. N.
" will be offered at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at Rice's Island, in this parish,
by the undersigned auctioneer, duly licensed in
and for said parish, pursuant to an order issued
out of the honorable court of the fifth Judicial
district of the State of Louisiana sitting in and
for the parish of Terrebonne, the following pro-
perty, belonging to the community that has ex-
listed between Eliza Helen Nimmo, deceased, and
Jackson R. Nixon her surviving husband, to wit
II likely negroes, of both sexes and different
ages.
A lot of work mules, horses and oxen.
A lot of milk cows and gentle cattle.
A lot of household furniture, farming utensils
and implements OF husbandry, too tedious to emu
merate.
Terms.-For the personal property, all sums
under $40 cash, and all sums of $50 and over
payable on the 1st of March, 1852. The slaves
payable in three equal annual instalments at one,
two and three years from the 1st of March, 1851.
Purchasers, in all cases of credit, to give their
notes, with good personal satisfactory security IN
Soltdo, made payable to the order of said Jackson
R. Nixon, respectively at the epochs aforesaid,
conditioned to bear per cent. per annum interest
from time when respectively due till paid in full,
and all property subject to mortgage to be and re-
main specially mortaged and hypothecated until
full and entire payment of said notes in principal
and interest.
70 Acts of sale before the Parish Recorder,
at the expense OF purchasers
j. A. DUMA K RTRAIT, Auctioneer.
Parish OF St. Mary, Dec. 26, 1880.
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Succession de Bennet Il. Curtis, decide
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
IL District Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
L. r. CURTIS, administrator, ct CLARA
CURTIS, administrative de Ia dite succession,
ont enregistre dams Ia susdte cour un tableau de
leur administration de II dite succession ainsi
qu'une petition demandant que lie dit tableau soft
homologue ct approuve
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner davoir deduire dams les dix
ours qui suivront la date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour esquelles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
]. v. FOURMY, Grefiier.
Bureau du Grefier, lie 26 Dec, 1880.
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Estate Of Bemnet A. Curtis, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Distric Court,
- Parish of st. Mary.-Whereas L. R. CUR
tbs, administrator, and CLARA CURTIS, ad-
ministratrix of said estate, have filed in said court
a tableau of their administration of said estate,
together with their petition praying that the same
may be homologated and approved:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
]. ". FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office Dec 26. 1880.
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VENTE DES PREUVEs.-

VENTE DES PREUVEs.-En vertu DUN
v ordre emane de Honorable Cour de District
dams ct pour la paroisse Ste. Marie ayant date lie
Ter Fevrier, 1880, joffrirai vente pubique,
SAMEDL, lie 4eme jour de Janvier, 1851, sur les
lieux, la proprete suivante, SAVIOR: -
I'm certain morceau de terre situee sur le Bayou
Beuf, dams cette paroisse, etant la notice supe-
rieure du lot plein ou rhabitation dernierement
occupee par William Rochelle, decide; la dite
moitie superieure mesurant un mile, plus ou
mons, Ell face, lie cote sud du dit bayou, par Ia
profondeur dun mile, plus on moins; bornee a
Pouest par la terre de Joseph Berwick, au nord
par lie dit bayou ct Test par la terre connue or
dinairement CONNIE lie " Walker Tract" ct au sud
par lie marais avec toutes les batisses ct amelora-
tions que sy trouvent.
Termes.-Un credit dun, deux ct trois ans
la terre restant hypothequee jusqu'au Placement
final, ct facqutreur furnissant ses billets, avec
bonne securite William Rochelle executor
testamentaire datif ct portant interet hut pour
cent Tan de la maturita jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Cette terre est stuee dams la plus belle portion
de la Louisiana pour la culture de sucre, ct con-
tenant d'environ 200 acres defrichie, ct prepare
pour Ia culture des cannes.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Franklin, lie ii Nov. 1880.
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HEALTH.-Children under seven years
of age should not be confined over six
or seven hours in the house-and that
time should be broken by frequent re-
cesseS.
From one to one pound and half of
solid food is sufficient for person in
ordinary vocation of business. Persons
in sedentary employments should drop
one third of their food, and they will
escape dyspepsia.
Young persons should walk at least
two hours day in the open air.
Young ladies should be prevented
from bandaging the chest. We have
known three cases of insanity, ter
minating in death, which began in this
practice.
Reading aloud is conducive to health.
The more clothing we wear, other
things being equal, the less food we
need.
Sleeping-rooms should have a fire.
place, or some other mode of ventilla-
ton, besides the windows.
Young people and others cannot stu
dy much by lamp-light with impunity.
TO AUoid Danger from Vet Clotbes.-
Keep if possible in motion, and take
care not to go near a fire or into any
very warm place, so as to occasion sud-
den heat. till some time after you have
been able to procure dry clothes.
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of st.
~ Mary-Notice is hereby given TO all those
whom it doth or may concern, that pursuant to an
order issued out by the honorable the Judge of
the District Court of the 18th judicial district of
the State of Louisiana, bearing date the 18th of
November, 1850, meeting of the creditors of
MASON PILCHER viii be held before me,
at my office, af Franklin, in this parish, on
THURSDAY, the 9th of January, 1851, at the
hour of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, then and there to vote
and advise touching all matters relative to the
surrender made by the said Mason Pitcher to his
creditors.
j. A. DUMARTRAIT, Recorder.
Recorders Office, Dec. 5, 1850.
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Vaeamt Estate Of James Conner, deceased
CTATE OF District Court,
~ Parish of St Mary.-Whereas PARTICK
CHEEVERS, curator of said estate, has filed
in this court tableau of distribution of the funds
belonging to said estate, together with his petit
ton praying that the same may be homologated
and approved, and he authorized to pay the credi-
tors, in accordance with said tableau:
Notice is therefore gwen to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
j. v. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Dec. Of. 1850.
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Succession Kaoante de James Conner, dtcedf.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA .-Cour de
- District, Paroisse Ste Marie.-Attendu que
PATRICK CHEEVERS, curateur de la sus-
dite succession, a enregistre dams cette cour son
tableau de distribution des fonds de la dite sue
cession, ainsi qu'une petition demandant que le
dit tableau soft homologue ct approuye, ct gull
lui soft perms de payer les creancers scion lie dit
tableau:
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams lie dix
jours qui suivront la date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J. v. FOURMY, Greffier.
Bureau du Greffer, lie 26 Dec, 1880.
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Succession de L. F. 81 Dejarnett, dseedf.
LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Cour de
IL District Paroisse Ste. Marie-Attendu que
THOMAS MASKELL, curateur de la susdite
succession. enrtgistre dams cette cour un compte
de son administration, ainsi qu'une petition de-
mandant que lie dit compte soft homologue ct ap-
prouve, ct quill soft decharge CONNIE curateur de
Ia dite administration:
Avis ct par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams lie dix
jours qu suivront la date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne
raft pas fait droit a sa demande
J.V. FOURMY, Greffier.
Bureau du Greffier, lie 26 Dec, 1850.
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DANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN TwIBILL.

I u.
TNWIBILL 81 EDWARDS, Copper, Tin &
l. Sheet Iron Workers, No. 16 New Levee,
between Gravier and Poydras streets,l are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
best manner, at The shortest notice, en- most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assort-
BAR-ROO1M STOVES, of overy size and
description also, all kinds OF House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
n. B.-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter /!
ers of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS. "a
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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Estate Of L. F. & J. Dsjarmett, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Distric Court
~ Parish of St. Mary.-Whereas THOMAS
MASKELL, curator of said estate, has filed in
this court an account of his administration of the
same, together with his petition, praying that the
same may be homologated and approved, and he
be discharged from further administration of the
same:
Notice is hereby given to those whom it doth
or may concern to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted.
q J. V. FOURMY, Clerk.
O. Nks Ofce, Dec. %, 1850.
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Clerks Office, Dec. 26, 1850.

Succession de Milton Johnson, decide.
LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANA. .-C Cour de
IL District, Paroisse Ste. Marie-Attendu que
JOHN CARSON, administrator de la susdite
succession, enregistre dams cette cour un ta-
bleau de distribution des fonds de la dite success
sion, representant la maniere scion laquelle les
dts fonds doivent etre divises parmis les cream
ciere, ainsi gu 'une petition demandant que lie dit
tableau soft homologue ct approuve, ct quill lui
soft perms de payer les creanciers scion lie susdit
tableau, ct qu'il soft decharge CONNIE administra-
teur de la dite succession:
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire dams lie dix
jours qui suivront la date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J. v. FOURMY, Grefier.
Bureau du Greffier, lie 26 Dec 1850.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Ste.
u Marfe.-Avis est par le present donne tous
ceux que celia peut concerner que, conformement
un ordre iasu de Honorable lie Juge de la Cour
de District du 4eme district judiciaire de PEtat
de Ia Louisiana, sur la date du 14eme Novembre,
1850, une assemble des creanciers de MASON
PILCHER sera tenue pardevant moi, mon
bureau, Franklin, dams eette paroisse, JEUDI,
le 9eme jour de Janvier proclaim, 10 heures du
matin, pour voter ct deberer touchant les afaires
relatives a Ia faillite du dit Mason Pitcher.
J. A. DUMARTRAIT, Recorder.
Bureau du Recorder, le Dec, 1850.