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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-26

The HOMESTEAD BILL. This bill provides, lst,
that any person who is the head of family and a
citizen of the United States, any person who is
the head of family and had become citizen prior
to the LIST day of January, 1852, required by the
naturalization laws of the United States, shall, from
and the passage of this ac be entitled enter,
free of cost, quarter section of vacant and unaP
propriated public lands. quantity equal thereto,
TO be located in body, in conformity with the legal
subdivisions of the public lands. and after the
shall have been surveyed.
3D. The person applying for the benefit of the act
TO make affidavit that he she is The head of a
family, and is the owner of any estate in land TO
obtain the benefit of the act.
This bill has not yet passed the Senate, and the
probability is it will be defeated in that body.
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warrenton Male Academy.

TTNHE Trustees of the Warrenton Male Academy have
the pleasure to to the public that the Rev.
SAMUEL MILTON FRosr, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will take charge of this Institution the LIST
Monday of July next under engagement made with
them, for a Term of three years ..
Full partic uars for Board, Tuition &C.,
will lie made known in due time.
w. N. EDWARDS,
President of the B0urd of Trustees.
Warrenton n g., April 18th, 1882 49-4t.
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IsaItimore Democratic Convcntion.

Ea9W PERSONS DESTROYS Ofattending the Dem
National Convention to be held at Baltimore the
of June next informed that return tickets for the
usual trip will be issued at Weldon from the 29th May
June, (for days from date of tcke by the Sea-
board and Roanake Rail Road, and Chesapeake Bay
Steamers to Baltimore for NINE DuLLARs AND HALE.
Office Scaboard 81 r. K. Road Co.
E. N. PETERSON, agent.
Weldon N C. May 10th. 1852 55-tlJ.
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NEGROES for Sale.

DY virtue of an order of Court the Subscriber will Of
ID fer for sale the highest bidder in the town of
Pittsborough Saturday the 10Th of June next three
likely young Negro Fellows and two Women, the pro-
perty of the Estate ofJoseph w. Small deceased.
credit of six months will be given. Bond with good
security, required. ]. A. WOMACK, Ear.
Pittsborough, May 18th, 1852. STD.
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StraYed,

TNROM the Subscriber, living in Smithied, Johnston
II County, the 10th instant, two HOrseS-the one,
dark red sorrc and think white spot in his forehead
and has been locked, but his tail has somewhat grown
out, and a large horse; the other small bay, with
white place in his face and three white feet They
last heard of at the widow Stangs, in Johnston, and
supposed to be making their way West. Any per-
who will take up said horses and inform the sub
scrber thereof shall be well paid for their trouble
HARRIS JOHNSON.
Smithfeld, May 90, 1852. 56-2tpd.
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Episcopal Convention-Legisla!iUe Proceedings.

EptscopdI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FFOceeuFHgs.
BosroN, May Goth. The Massachusetts Diocesan
Convention as sembed in this city yesterday-Bishop
Eastburn presiding.
The Senate this morning discussed the bill of ex-
penses for Kossuth's VISIT amounting to $4,000.
The House passed the bill concerning certain coored
citizens of Massachusetts who were lately sold into
slavery in Texas. They also adopted substitute
for the Senate bill, protect the right of suffrage,
making it penal offence for employers to influence
employees in voting.
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
Person County.

THERE will be Convention of the Democratic party
held at Roxborough, on Tuesday of June Court, for
purpose of nominating suitable candidates to for
the ensuing Legslature and it is requested that each
Captain District will send delegates said Convention
MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
May Goth, 1872. Std.
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Destr1LcLige Fire.

MACON. Ga, May Is. A destructive fire took
place here to-day, consuming all the houses from the
State Bank Agency building Third street to Wants
building on Clary Loss $4,000.
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Sale of Real Estate.

Sale of Real Estate.
A GREEABlY to order of the Court Of Pleas and
n Quarter Sessions for the County OF Wake, will
sell the highest bidder the premises on the Sd day
of July on credit of six months, the Land and Premi-
ses formerly belonging the late Thos. Meredith and
occupied by his widow; subject, however, to the
Widows DOVER and the claim of Samuel Wait and his
wife Sarah M.
Said Tract of Land is situated the City of Ral
eigh contains 300 acres and has it good Dwell
ling with suitable Offices and out houses.
will also sell at the time and place. on the same
credit, unimproved Tract of Land lying near the
house tract, containing As acres.
". w. VASS, admir-.
May 10, 1852. 92O-td.
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NOTICE.

HE Heirs of Lucy Johnston, decd hereby notified
that will be prepArcd by the 18th of September en-
sueing settle with them and will not be responsible
after time for interest their Legaces This the
18th May 1852. WILLIAM NASH, Executor
Wake Co., May 18th, 1852. 55-6t
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-26

STRANGE. We notice the marriage of Mr.. no.
Strange to Miss Eliza Strange. 1t little strange,
but we think the next event will be little Stranger
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we Invite attention of the public generally to our
interesting advertisement columns. f...
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WarrentOn Female Seminary.

"dTEeHIOII II O11Hsl1t SeI11I11aIA y
TTNHE Summer Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the 10th of June ensuing-and continue
five months. The buildings have been greatly enlarged,
and all their arrangements and furniture fitted up with
special reference the health and comfort of the pupils
There nine efficient Teachers for purposes of nsruc~
ton The Musical department is under the able man
agement of Mr. and Mrs. BRANDT.
TERMs-per session, the same as formerly.
Board $50 90
English Tuition, IL SO
French, lO W
German 10 90
Music OIL Harp with use of instrument, 35 90
Piano % 90
Guitar 20 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Painting in oil coors, Is 90
Washing and Fuel, 90
Useful and Ornamental Needle Work without charge
No charge will be made Circulars will be sent to
those who may desire them.
DANIEL TURNER, Principal
Warrenton, N c., May 5th, 1852. Saw.
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Hampton Sidney College.

May 20, 1859.
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The Senate was engaged, on Thursday, in consid-
ering the deficiency bill. On motion of Mr.. Badger,
the bill was amended allow the Superinten-
dent of the Nautical Almanac a compe nsalion OF
So COO per annum.
The House was engaged the same day with bust.
ness relating to the Territories.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03

/ ton, such custom or such act would 5a void
h. =. Hurburt, one of the judges Of the Su
/ prcEne Court Of New York, in his essays on hu-
mansRigb;s, published in 1915, says:
'Thore is, then, fudamcn;alaw The law ofmans
tai constitution, 10 which the framework of Government
and all human legislation must conform The citizen under
Gc,ernmen mas right to look beyond the written cons,i-
tuton that higher nohle and dyiner work c0nsti-
man. Herein lies his Droter on ig,,st tyranny
and be is bound TO seek IL lest by rendering blind icay
Government he NAV become u traitor TO humanity for
/ resistance to tyraIis is Obedience 10 God
written con s;i:u,ons ofen regarded with pro
found reverence Is they he offspring of Divine in
sfai5n The people taught that they sacred and
inv ioabe, and cXhOred 10 bril- all laws their high
Ss ana d 10 nos every departure from her @
80 that the hrst exhoration should be bring the written
constitution 10 the test OF The natural laws, compare the
constitution of government with the constitution Of man,
ald see whether the former founded upon The latter. The
charter Of mans rights and liberties is slammed upon his
charter man surrender The rht Of appeal Nh
cat being traitor himself and Creators laws.
HErt6nts Human Rtgtfs, PP j., 80.
Let me addthc testimony of the Catholic demo-
miuation Of Christians on the British Islands
Parliament, not long since, passed a law forbid
ding the assumption of Episcopal titles BY the
bishops of the Roman Catholic Church, and yet
this is the manner III which that law is treated
by the tablet" the organ of the British Roman
Catholics, with the hearty concurrence Of the
whole Catholic body:
As to this LIST act OF this I'm peria legislature W @ must
break it. or be uniGhfu to positive Obligations Of duty
when have higher origin than >erj,iar legislation We
~ law, ana a SIN IA morris The irih Is ms: We must
break the law, end The Ministers know H.
AN act of Parliament Ao! necessarily Just, and therefore
= necessarily bnainS. ms l. t:uLA winch tn Catho-
~ o. these hlnSduns nave testified T., ever Sce !he reign
@ fiz2Drjh. " ~ question u3
woriy policy ~ay nothing thigh principles and sacred
obligations this law Is To be oroicI Il l. the easiest ;ud
shortest road - NicoFy perhap to ;ha conversion
England. \ s.all polcy has douo n,thng bas Ieural.Ae
x "a ! ,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03

COtilG W uiiS, t4dt ilD LlaI can receive Inc
support of the bunker Democracy or this coun-
try, unless he be in favor of slavery extension
and Of the Fugitive Slave Law in particular.
During the first centHry of the Christian era nc
person could be found to betray the cause Of free.
dom for less consideration than "thirty pieces
Of silver" But now Mr.. Chairman, there are
numbers Of United States commissioners" vii.
ling TO perform the service for ten pieces
Ireachery TO ire m, opposition to reform, "ti-
na!lty' in lnlqulty, are now considered the car
dIna principles Of the bunker democracy. Hear
the honorable gentleman from Maine Mr. APP
PLEToN, a reliable expounder Of this doctrine:
Thc Compromise only first old and established
Democratic principles applied TO serious esigeney in al
What strange backsliding What a per
version of the name and principles Of democra-
cy!
The honorable Gentleman from Mississippi Mr.
WncoXl remarked, in a speech made on this
floor during the present session, that the time
had come when we should return to cardinal
principles in public affairs. approve of this
suggestion. It's precisely what we ought to do
When the patriots of the revolution renowned
their. loyalty to George III, they uttered their
bold ami manly sentiments III these words:
I'VE h,I these truths 10 be cfevient- all men are
created free and equal that they endowed b. their Gre
toH With reraiu inaicnahc rghlha; aTIpaJ these are
lie, ler.y. and !hc pursuit of tappincss.'
Now sir v,a should o,.,r h, comedians. .,;,
,,o,o,rall, ,r,,h ,}., ,ll-, r;aft,;.. '''''
, pen
' 'I'.'' ''.'a ana gov
80 ~ r. 49, i'O' ~ "S1Fo4
80 '!9',,' W. lI'"t % go'''i ,i4''t' we all
ny. = =. q l'1.Aeo cli.T4gt'r' IL 'i' r2ru-
~ r"".' - ''l''." ~" Io''ahiea by
"J - 49,, TI.I ''.,,' ,,,.'' gran
$780, - >-'''''- 't'c-
Az 49,, ','.., ''''
- l..... 80" '"' sac
N - u - VIZ so mat
,',' '.''I, '.'','o ''I9,l'l.'T' 10 some
,,',' u S11H o'5'' VIII ii.ur-
r,l ' U',.1'''s am ,'"'o' 81 tAe eo-
=, '.',.,'s sotH uo,'a.1h' me power
Iort ~ ~, '',,.', "Ia 'aE Eo-
I;,.a" ,, 49, -, "''E one OK me
al '.'l 10 i.'S Va 'a" LOT 'e
r'' ,'C ~ 90. '!'i''o."C'I'ht' me state
- - 49, - '"',T, We cNtr-
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.I =; - WON" '''' '"''t''"@L nave
- 49,, g, an, =, 49, ''''9''Ot9' N'i1'F
- 49, ~ 80 am. 1910 t'nNe''' Any
me- 80 g '"o C'""'h "i ms prop
- ',..l.' ,'.G q .l'G 'o395F. ne ca'~en
-: - '.'9 '''"'' reserved
:, ''','.'' - '''''. ',' '"',e OF eoeI"
'''''. ~ - 81 ''@"-' '1-I'" ID II oy tle
people, ana 'tr possesses Inc TLnt 70 institute MS
own Mod' oi defence, whenever those rights
are assaiiod by violence.
Should. thcryiore,'ho General or State Govern
"a"t, U,d .rtl@2 o>o!1e Your person forthe pur-
"'sn q selling Yen Is 4 slave, or to deliver YOU
mp 70 som person claiming YOU as Save with
''t any charge OF crime, You would have the
sane ri4ailo ceie"I yourself with Geadly wear
OBS, a. F0N "u"td II attacked hV pirates. II is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03
Speech of Charles Durkee

In the House of Representatives, AHgust 6.l852
on The Fugitive Stare Lar as Fin4lity'-
Present Position Of Parties.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03

The House being in committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union (AIr Phelps in the
chlirJ on the civil ami Diplomatic Appropriation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16

M EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT .MEDI-
W. clEEs, 81 poYDRAs sTRERT Nsworosns HuFTY
would mest respectfully inform the public that BE-
ths entire interest hs Southern Branch The Knps
tbs Htors 50 PoYpRAS STREET and has
% sTpsnas for the Patent Medsine business, Having
prices. " " -f~ 1'''''h
~ Satisfaction will given mny IA, or him viii. ller
patronage l4Y.- - - 80
Ihs following st only comprises Of his assortment
he can and will be naed the Trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16
~. NrIoklLnHs H. No. 1851.
HpY VIRTUEof and in obedience to an order If

q
sale rendered December 1851 10 mo directed v Tho
WI public auction the Ecsno
LOUIS street. between Chares and Royal
insolvent; vs. ''' N'eui'''s Oh sad
ARE the city OF Jefferson bounded bv N,noo
avenue Shyades Pitt and Jena front on Nsoan
v'hac ~ depth Of 600 feet with all the improvements which
SnTsiS new consisting Of two story frame dwelling and H
"" story frame out dwelling for covered with
sIens each containing 5000 gallons large kitchen yar
Tho grounds good cultivation 30 s"' s"iu eneiosed.
oI OF GRouNDin the city Lafayette No fpt NJ, J.
rel Third, Jersey and streets po"uueu ny ll
sEEN LOTS OF GROUND Agisrs the re. Of te RlI
property NOS . s. g. 49, square No IN a
racine and ElmHe Avenues Alice Eliza street.
ert nshes 'front.' BY depth Of 1913 feet inches n o' 81
I'VE III " GROUND III the city NewOrenn, se.o,a No..
on street n square bounded Phipps Jula nd w
s;as'' ahd Triton Wak Lot No inch oht br
S Sa r sd frame rear building with oiserns etc
NE oI OF GROUND in the city Nesorlean. s.a,5 ,s,
IN square no. -, bounded by Menomn,s
sfee Lot No 81 fronts inches On and
OF w eet Forming tho Prysna and Ky
ealsn consisting OF ln,. WIN
Sy aqie aEe,lng Tor with cfstp, cs "u oes
sis,o nhn y. house servant, aged 90 years
- Shares ODD FELLOWS SToCK '''
Shares 81. CHARLES HOTEL STOCK
GOLD WATCH CHAIN. "
Judgment and nos per detail to b. viv.r a. ~. 49,
sale - ' W w gwen Al the nPns and place Of
LIST November, 1852. ~ N-'p '"ee, 70 expire 90 the
Tse Whole 'uIrsndsrsd by said usolven, 70 hi. r.dto
ali az inni II ' Ar''' =, JAMES p. FRRRET
" - ' ~ Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16
GENUINE J.. MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NJ

Il. ~ e WRIGHT co. having
WIN Inc and agents Of all the popular Patent Se
ms inc United States TO keep them supplied
WIN esh
ptfs By this arrangement they for the
lie which
any other city Having Ind purchase and
sale OF aent they have acquired facilities
the most liberal prers9e to
lae ~ Errs 50 t tbs purchaser
ial handsome
sac or retail A. geir establishment be found of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The
apart OF their nssorten and BIZ furnished in most rae
at from twenty tun
pr
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sPEcEIcArIoN EoN NEIse a4IE oApwAY On FErIclr

th lower side
81 Howard with Road shall middle oi
Felicity X The inslsceop condional
NY piASs beFss lht md Apollo the pavement
end and heyend which stone ccnruc aha be annnlad
ra 70 must be completed before the
months thcAa sbou fail
v complete his work n We Had fret day April.
strings Of sl laid gadinaty direction Of the
ingih q ins Ioad best
hs he sayad scarfed together than nche be
to tho ground at the ends
ross With oak than long
middle hs " slis to hs wide Thick
The middle inches ncbe remaining
70 inches than feet
and ~ thai the b lese upper
Ihs eress plqnkE nnd sla 10 firmly ranied bottom
x9,Stfd hy an inch o. Shells. 1sF X
s them must be sian,e DR. rolled
rao ha saS s ho,sesg sen q
me his with than sharp sand
The pankg then b spiked In two lengths cre on each
Ss q iass. esst sea hr pine plank 6inshes
end n ldgs Of will DO ends
connect with they su IA on ill., Futon
s n road, hSt~e Julia and Girod ~
asissts impair durability each
nsns Wide by q long, ia The work
lsy ~ p g close, ell jomted spiked
sa spanss ~ avery sill BE- well
ne N with lines the Sur
& and tbs Second Municipality the 10 the
hids e b ~ The work 10 The
y yss q tne e:oune ~ the Second y - ef
the ny amount Of the undertaking REQUIRED 10 hc
And made certificates OF said suryEvo an
ton f Nv The adacsni nnreors or
the lafayette side hoa ,;as
q s I'VE yp
HsAOyIeAn1, December 49, 1851
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note Of John Msrret dated lbt5 March fsEn M ox ~
N'esur hctuary, sl6l - N9' w Wv ''''' VI
for $685. P'' i'''' A"'' Hio"'f 10 salle orie1 ~
Of ass OF ''e dated 18th June ninety day. sas order
uast: 70 'ahle order, $500 90 ~ ''' ''''' nv "A"S
r,eized IN the result .
Terms cash on the spot JAMES y EpEprr
lani2 Is sFa5s ~
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FIFr DlsrRtcI fouRTI ASGELRODT AND BARTH va MED
OF SswoGisnSs CHANTS, AND PLAHII.Rs' INSURANCE:
p1 VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias ia mo
directed ny tho Honorable District Court Of
che above entitled will toceed public auction IN IL
Rpunda Of the cs E1esnge ST. T street, tarcs s
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.nRECIAN FANCHERoNIaN nRops

M 1SPEPSlA-PREPARE FROM THE FouRTu
STOMACH 0s1le DIGESTIVE FLUID ar q as
TRIO JUICE Prepared from Reunet Of tho o. rer
given ~ Baron eie the Physiological Chemist by
Immediate and permanent relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jauni
Liver Complaint Constipation Debility curing aer Nss o
method " Natures agent, the Gastric June is certain pe
healthy condition. - ~ :" " pe'ieeus
Half caspoonfu of this fluid water will digest or a
e pounds OF roast beef in about two hours
/ SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
baron u g In his cearbted work
hud Ambiguous to the Gastric juice readily
prepared from the membrane stomach Of he raf
which various articles food such eggs win be sofnsd
md ustn the would be fbe
human stomach ~ 'ie
Dr. Pereia in his L.
oler aud Wells page and deserls
Pereia. ~ " ~ e A"'"ote' 'nAn Dr'
Dr. Conb lin his valuable writing Physoov of uypato,
prominent and all prevailing and he sister
Professor Medicine
hcted with the complaint finding every thing fail bad reerss
proved completely successful 80 ''' when
Dr. Gaa author Of the Negotiable Die.
~ Is remarkable fact physiology stomach ii arma
npar 10 the fluid the property dssovne various
ARTICLES food and Of efecting artificial @
Wise dinerent from the natural digestive process cav
r. smons great work. rhe Chemistry Man Blauc,r,
Philadelphia si6) 49l2 discovery o snrn,s
heW era IN Tue chemical history Digestion
we Know that food dissolved rapidly dyestYs aud
from Pepsiu it in the Juice
froi OF Jefferson College, Philadelphia IN s eres orI
op II tb M nors than fry
Juice obtained the living human stomach and from nisls are
vel known In all he occurred rs pereety
III The artifsihl as in the natural digestion fs'
or irther proof Of the remarkable merits Of dsovetv call
w * aleazn street and get descriptive shet
A. KENDALL CO.. Agent for Southern sEs1es
SaS tor sale also ty Druggists generally. Nv
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YES.
LANES WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street, New
- orsans viii constauy PURCHASE Also Board and
all Slaves sousgned to him e1I


LANES WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street, New
- osan win constsuy PURCHASE aso Board and
Sell on Connsiou and all Slaves sorrgned to him.
SLAVES SLAVES THE public are hereby
nsihed that hays sssis 1ss;s, Y ~ "a II
Ny friends are R informed si az we NJ
street Livery sps adjeining fsede's
addressed at either OF the above
U.s. IS MI yss'ss NAMES w. BoAsAN
SLAVES FOR SALE so Slaves Wanted
9JAafES VII BCA w NNEflIlI hive formed
under BoAzNtAN TANNEIIEI with
~ n buying hiring
Ioy prrha Slaves cf all description country
Wishing Slaves viii Do wei 70 them CALI We
nHb Slaves having e1tensivs
Will receive ths most siton They
public patronage BOAIhiAN TASSEiilIi.
az Bird w Is Baronns street.
OTTO E-The undersigned has opened REAL
KsArE IASp AsRsF BRoSEKs oepIcs Ho will sttendto
sale and hiring Negroes collections Bonds Notes
Accounts, ETC. etc. go
Pronptnsss The motto J. s. YOUNG,
81 Third street. between Pine and Ciesnut ST. Loais.
Reerenees. Prenss Journal; w. NJ tiaieman,
Louisville Courier William Hughes Louisville Democrat; John
ST. Louis Times James A. Phelps City Marshal
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-16

ForSra DISTRICT Cousr MARY PENRosE vs. JOHN b. HAIR
or SEwOkLKAss MOS....So. 460s.
R1 VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Orleans
s above entitled will sail public auction
MONDAY January 49, 1852, at hatphs o'clock,
house. No. % Jefferson street FirstM
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, atS
Seized in the suit.
Terms cash on thu spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
JAMS II Is 10 Sheriff OF tho Parish o Orleans
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FirrH pisrEor CoUnr JESSE W. PAGE MERCHANTS, AND
OF NgwpHIRANs PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS. No SsOs. VT

OF NgwpHLRANs PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS. M 520s
PI VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
n > directed by Honorable the Filth District
the above entitled win proceed sell public de
Refunds OF the City Exchange
RoyH streets, FRIDAY. January O'Clock
l. 0n prnwn Charles Pride the $1,000 on which
1887 IS have been paid balance due 3l62
O. drawn Vgnauh Of soob ,-
which sis3 81 haze Leen paid; balance due 1906
One drawn by Dennis Crouan Tor tbs $1,000 on sbl
ttQ0 have been paid; balance due $1,000.
D. drawn by William Of
1850 SO have been paid; balance due s54s "a. " ~
by Marcy OF sS00o on with
$500 have beep paid, balance due sl40o. "'
drawn Bridge Bro $4,000 %, rb.h
fel1 IS have been paid; balance dine 1889 %, " ~
One note drawn by Samuel Locke the i'm o.
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Terms cash the spot JAMES p FREpFT
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