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OF NEwORLKAss. r JAEORC:TF " r.ao ~ h'N u
1 VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias directed
by me Honorable the Fifth District NewOrl-n in Tho
s e ef he Mil proceed to sell public auction he Ro
Roys streets on WEDNESDAY February 1852 Mt 10 o," M
oh,.lMS VACANT LOT OF GROUND desglgtt, by bn " .
ne square No 2 slua ed lying being the First Nni
a slty ld 10, American measure 81 feet
vi Am sies by l92 iee depth, parallel lines
T a Shis ways AID privileges thereon ing as per pan
this city. ~ " p' I"'''er, Notary Public in
Seized in the above as belonging to defendant Gillian,
;anio So Va t"e spot JAMES p. FRERET
9S :, 70 g Sheriff of the Parish of Orlsan,
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MAYoRALTYj OF NEW ORLEANS! December 81, 1851.
Z @p In VIRTUEof the above resolution passed
y the Council Municipality Two their sitting 49,
1851 notice il hereby that will sell MONDAY,
% oeoA 70 the lowest bidder the contract for
Mechanics Fire Company No. in accordance with specs-
ticua file in the office D. CR0SSMAN,
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4 VICAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BAcc.Ihe sebsstils5 h.O constantly for s,-
aSI SIf KENTUCKY TENNESSEE MISSOURI VI APpERS
fEkS Also Tobacco in hoghcad. selected for hs
Mexican market, and for plantation vi " ~
TURNER h RESsHAw
- Camp street and $50 Tchoupoulas street,
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Fogh,, p,s5EicI corHr UNION BANK Of LOUISIANA w.
or NsWuR,.As!. II GOLIlSG... .So31gI.
RN NIRIlLE Of On alins t,-r;t ..E rn;...,,.. ..

Ngw0R' II GOIDISG... Sns7q ''"'
S1 VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
aV n directed by tie Foh District ou Of
Ncwrenns the above entitled pro ed to sell at u
auction in the Rounda o. the CITY street be-
VhastIt} anu Royal streets WEDN ESDAY February E lsg ut
ACERTAN VACANT LOT oF GROUND with al the rib,a .nv
privileges AID ndgR Their belonging stu IL in the suburb
Atuncla'"n IN the Second MIN cty t.in, nj
lr on and desi ma I'd BY The No 10 plan r.
surveyor OF he second Murrl ty, the April 1855
ns %r%s {" A. Mrnrean ho.y PUBL sad lot portion ground
Engs % lines front on Benton street ia
feet 10 inches and re Euepe stree feet 10 inches and
lines Felicity street. - ~ " $50 ~ '''i'' ""'
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot las p rpFpEr
lN'' - ie9 ~ Sheriff 3 Parish Of Oh .nns
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYoRArfY or NEwORLEANs, Jan. 16, 1852.
COUNCIL. OF MI NiolPALfY NO T#o
94 aIs gsj ssisflbti JANuaR 10, 1859.
ID EsoLvEp, That the Mayor be authorized
a S S aass and ts s s. s
sisss. Pu H. aaon ne 9s ts
furnished BY the ad R sdab,S%sd 9TH psd S,'
AppTTS s; January 10 1909 A. D. GRESHAM Mayer
MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS january rs, 1859.
MF- NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
eys IT e we, lowest bidder the making
iS r. $ aTa''E asossnAs ,,.,
sprcrrrcATloNs FOR RErAlRrSe THE woopEN BRIDGES,
I RpsNap f NEM sESsL la5i Ts Fo HE ss
FOR one YEAR,
plsnk all bridges hsyRs iron appS,
sssd purpose Of lesuipv out the ks Of he bridges
.ion. q The Surveyor ass ana lsvs y him
that s s g. @ @ @ N rest
and neatly s other and the iron bssa MhereysIi it
seor X his expense tas be sets
Sas 81 aS IL sna he .a iii Up at ts SIDES
sss 81 s ass a. 3 and holt. and spike. and other ne
eesssry s furnished and anled BY the centracto
,.sor ill., tse ys and direction. The Survey p pases
Of i ss Fs 9f Bs he sa. and as' sn
shsr lassr Be- 81 beat quality sa Cypress Sides inches
! T. The coatrsto paid monthly, certificate Of the
the that the said and should
op The ps a Co. ae Ss M es dSn s
existence the contract 10y and ell losses the said Municipality may
Il Security thousand dollar. will be required for the
hithfnl performance Of the contract.
Bridge ant Tts CRANE At ssSo Stssi SECOND Municipality
y NewtJheans, January To- 1884,
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TANDLES-200 boxes Sperm, for sale by
~ DIS l. W. ARTHUR 1 co, IS sad % N.Si.,s..
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sASToR OIL-40 barrels Adams No, /. in
~ STORE and Tor saie by e. HART co. 10 Tshoupoul... 81.
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM,-D. CO. s


N EUICAL NUTlCE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
has obtained reputation Louisville KY many
the towns Of the South BILIOUS YELLOW and TYPHS
LEVERS as well "a all the following diseases Rheumatism, Govt
Tic DonoursuI Bronchitis Penrs Hepsts, Complaint
psds and all Inc inaaminaon Of the Internal visser His
with his visits to the Charity Hospital sec
ens Morbid Anatomy which he exhibit enable him
diseases peculiar the and
all Fenereal Diseases Syphilis fonns-Prary and
Secondary Goncrrh1a Structures Beue Spididnit
3hce No 50 piIpr between Peya-r Psdio
Dr. LoCkWO0pS SPECIFIC, Syphil
Sonrhea be obtained at the office at five dollars per
On the receipt FIVE dollars will ohe
United States. The
q Office hours from A. NJ to 5r N. os lyos
REACHS ANTI ATHARTIC MIXTURE
certain prompt and eectus remedy Dsrrhos Dyentery
Cholera Cholera MoB other
has used by great numbers persons highest e
on and phycians themselves of the ost
valuable remedies known positively cures the diseases for
which it ia recommended. " ~ 100000 0'
IF Sold by oil the principal Druggists in the United States
f. D. BEACH, Sole Propreor
Apothecary and Druggist,
seps lyd&W South CuoHbore sta
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THIRD JUDICIAL DsrR1cr IaNTtUNP nnpTn,,,,,nn
CouRr, PARsi JEsrHnscy " INV II w. JOHN
R1 VIRTUE of writ of tieri facios n nm

R1 VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to mo
81 es ~ the Honorable Third Court Parish
en IN me Round of the City Exchange st. Iois sre m tuoe
70 O'clock ~ 'D]ai y feDrnary is 1882, at
~ EEN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND MAKING mar, - a.
an Known under the Kernion, property ~ %
BY te & h SsoIfo rene the Municipality No. Three
~ - 70 To- H. Is 10, 40 o. 49, "a o. and 5s sn
~ bounded by and enompnssed Dabads .brv WIFI @
d 10 The plan drawn Alou Srvarn
forms the cone Of fa r . according plan, Lot No
% M on Broad street by los depth and 'front.' on ab =
zach Al ss 10 ~ ~ ~ 81 and 2? other and neas,e
et nenes 'front.' on Broad street. los feet in dntb IL
ne corner o. Dseade and Bread streets and me.ure. &
AZ @ ron, on Broad street by los depth And 'front.' an ne
sseb ae and % Nos a. as and adon each other and .
Seized in the above suit " - HueS Ana lines In depth.
Term eaah on the spot JAMES d pp,,r,
Janis a Es s.HES r fhEREI, nl
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2 : : : s s s 8 s
gzas" c GU TERF EITsl, ~sN

TUTNTERFETI'S .iBOIND!t
All other falsely PAIN EXTRAuTORS Are -,
pAiEfS. Tn" worthless who sell done that M stsajins
they induce the public their No.
the virtues Of the genuine articles Buy hut our
Agents. " " ''''-'"
~ ~ ATTEND I0 TilE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
llNEi AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, al DALEY !, RE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COlORED INK ~
UPON II. " ~ '' N ''i'f-N DE-
General Depot for United States where all orders
WI De promptly executed, II. DALEY 4 Co.
AIS BROADWAY. New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
m ISL CIIARTRES STREET, NcwOrIeans
" hSrt all Dealers IN he States OF LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
NSSPPl. KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE CITY oFS
IN the State Of MISSOURI, will be pro apply supplied "
Holm WRIGHT { co.
auso an teeral Agents Tor said Territory.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. 81, 1851
H3F COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO,
SITTING DEcESBEn %, 1851
II ESOIVED That the Mayor be and he is

y hereby authorized giving daya notice
official journal Municipality public the
building Brick house Stable Hose house, Trough.
Mechanics Company lot OF ground the
Of ST. Joseph and Commerce owned BY h Municipality all in
office The work 70 be done without delay in good and ubs'an
Of the the Fire Committee
The contractor to giro security the
lbs faithful of the work. and the bids TO be subject the
approval o 10 Council Payments made in
y fSgnedl THOMAS H. SHIELDS, President pro
Approved December 81, 1851.
signedj 4. b CRossMAN Mayor.
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nj EW ORLEANS and Car fsr.. s,ys -lss..sssssssss.
Y roton Raton- cnrro!Iton M

T,,h,
roton Railroad Is 81 N&s
departure Of Trains From NswOrie1nff
ose past A. past II r NJ
steam ians-S and hour
hHely in and until quarter past in winter - ' ~
"a, From Cdsrotoa.
Horse Cars 4. NJ, and 10 p. VI
steam ians-i and until 4, i,s
stNtly IN summer and until hai.ps NJ in winter - " ~
AGs-5 cents Children under f.
and tnd on the n phrr Il" ''iui'S
- LAFAYETTE LINE
80 h'so ,"s run to and from the Depot Baonne street
L. ,r;.,.- 49,. peihfart y Cars
' '''
L. ,NPot i Bar me street. ard S5s
y" ''''''' 'N"' a.
petoi Is Baronno street. -
O'Clock r.m 10Y '''N ''"uFs ''u ;
Ihep at 81, 9, 10 and II r. Nj, from the pen,,
. Ant *, 9s and o5s ?. n. from lftaye,c
ELRE--iG cents. Children un,c T years half pr,s.
piled when required '' ''s, 49,, AZ, .,ur
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Firm DIsIRcr CouRr JOHN PEMBERToN Mira A. CROZAT
OF NKwoRLEANs AND HER HUSBAND. No. Se97.
apl VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale, di-
reced by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Newears
the above entitled to Lewis late Sheriff. and by said late
o'undG Of the City Exchange St. Louis Chats
Royal atreets on MONDAY February l6,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Municipality
Three OF this CITY, designated by
Bernard ialiarps Ve Mysterious Columbus
80 feet front ST. Bernard
in eph on the aide Of Lot Ne. ~ 80 feet line
and los feet inches md lines depth 10.
whole American and according by Alou He
meeoar Engineer the 18th day Decemb s47 deposited
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon consisting Of ONE
STORY BRICK HOUSE AND FRAME KITCHEN.
Seized iii the above suit
1ermA-CnslI JAMES Z, FRERET
janis 20 fec is Sheriff OF the Parish o Orleans.
FIFTH Drs1EieT Counr KENDALL YOE CO. MUNICIPALITY
or NRwOhLEANs NO ONE AND DENIS CRONAN. No. 52l9
R1 VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District
the above entitled cause will proceed to sel public
otnda the City Exchange, ST.
hoya streets on MONDAY February l6 1889 o'clock
ACEhIAlN LOT OF GROUND IN Municipality No.
being Lot NO IN square No 49, drawn By j. Pile,
Oh the l?th of May 1873 deposited 10
Noary fnbc OF this which said lot forms
and ST. Claude having French measure
ST. Claude street depth front i2G
Together with all the BUILDINGS
consisting Of TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. FRONT BRICK
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATED ROOF.
Seized the above suit belonging Croian
terms caah on the spot JAMES ?. FRERET,
lanlo 70 ieh 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NEwOGLEASa. No.
nY XIRTIEnf and in obedience to n n orlle, nf

rHrnnDaTn1cT corRrs B. CoNREi vs. HIS CREDITORS.
NETDBLEASa. No. 1881.
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order of
- sale rendered December b Honorable
the Third District Court OF NeSres, the
H proceed salnt public suction in the Rotun City Exchange
ST. Louis street, between Gharrcs Royal
febrasry 1852, st o'clock for the said
J. ONELOT OF GROUND the city front on Iau-
rel street feet inches depth 100 square
Laurel, Third, jersey strerta.
SEVEN LOTS OF GRnNDst Ages in the the Brooklyn
warehouse property Nos p 49, q, square
by Pacific and Elme Avenues Alice and streets epch ot 81
feet inches front, by deuth of 1873 feet inches.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Second Munich
ty on fhIpa street in bounded by Philippe, julia
streets, AID Triton Walk, Lot No
of50ee with nil the improvements frame
ling, aud with stead frame building
L. Shares ST. CHARLES HOTEL STOCK.
Judgment and detail given time and pls.
o. sale. " 49, ~ ' i'''
The whole surrendered by said usoyent
TERMshs being the auction the aoy ryed
will be dfntivey audcated the highest and hat bidr
or what 4 viii bring at twelve mons credit the purchaser furnishing
bonds with good and solvent ,eeur special mortgage on Tie
n'eu properly soid until hna payment JAMES P.
lanls " ~ leo Sheriff of the Pnrish of Orleans
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can highly recommend Dr.. Davis.
rom my nowledge of its virtues. NJ,
time with weakness and pain in the bre
short time entirely relieved her. The
recur, aud on all occasions the.relicf WI
is now near six months since she has
alder il and recommend il rs most va
ing effect has been very great in additic
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MARIE DE LA NouvEILEoRLEANs,L LIZ 10 DRexupnr. ,ss,
Mssy- EN- Yertu de In resnlutinn o1,i ,,nnnoI

hEeosDERs OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO !
-7sse. W. HkwoRIHANs, November !, lsSl.
,,rsa NOTICE. is hereby given that the under
th;n tb ;n Se limited number Onhanp limo
at the expense Of h aaepay and that they will b provided
f,la Pn Uesoe II 1851. orphans having nn,th
'PpN' JAMES ii. CALDWELL. Recorder
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE COTTON PLANT,
Southern Advertiser.

Pubftshed iceekiy, to advocate Direct
1rdde, Manufactures, Igricuifurc, and
the Development of Southern Resources.
By c. G. BAYLOR, Washington, ID. c.
The Importance OF such Journal as the
above, needs no exposition. The material
and substantial interest of thcSouth have
been too long neglected The Gloom Plant
Is established to promote these interests,
keeping entirely aloof from party poll
tics. A complete foreign and domestic
correspondence has been arranged. The
best talent of the country will contribute TO
our columns, which will present a medium,
OF general communications, correspondence.
and information for the friends of the inca
surcs we advocate. The proper steps have
been taken in Europe and America To Law
the foundation of direct foreign irade at
the South, and to introduce our coarse man.
ufacturcs into the continental European
market. One object Of the Cotton Plant
will be, as the organ of direct trade, to slim
ulate the South TO carry out this important
measure.
We cali upon the Southern merchants gen.
orally TO send US their business cards, that
We my lay them before the country, to emit
bic the friends Of southern commerce, man.
ufacturcs, &c, to discriminate properly in
their desires to promote south arn enterprise
The importance Of Washington City o.
point OF location for such Journal, especi-
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dence and promoting our foreign relations;
II apparent The opportunity of seeing
here, also, members Of Congress from every
district of the country, presents means OF
general cooperation not to be found else
where.
To the Cotton, Sugar, Rice, and Tobacco
Planters, We look confidently for support:
and TO the friends Of Direct Trade" through.
cut the south we say-"show your faith by
your works"
The regular issue Of the "CorroS PLANT ,
will commence in June next. Advertise
ments are particularly requested to be for
warded early. Business letters addressed to
c. G. Baylor, Washington. ID G..
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From The Star Spangled Banner.
I Part from Thee, Dear Native
Home.
ny IL.

part from thee, dear native home
But oh my hearts not mine,
For, though far from thee must roam,
Dear spot, my heart is thine
Hark! through the deepening gloom hear
On whispering winds the village bell.
Flow on, flow on thou lingering tear,
Sweet Hope, it is thy knell.
Dark is my path-a gloomy veil.
Hides from my view the dawnng morrow
Though hope yet tells its Turing tale,
1t cannot soothe my ranking sorrow
When far from thee, dear native home,
New scenes my heart would cheer
I'll turn from them and weep alone,
For you, my all, tear.
feel the pangs, the soul-felt grief,
That tears my heart in twain
The anguish, rs home leave,
ne'er may see again +!
Such is my sorrow-such my thought
Too keen these pangs would be,
If from this earth, Almighty God,
could not look to thoe
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tremely uncertain. And for this rpason
we would respectfully urge upon the Leg
islature, a thorough geological and agri-
cultural survey of the State. Much, We
are aware, has been done, and we are un-
der great obligations to Messrs. Vanuxem
Rufin, and Tuomey, for their labors, but
the work is far from complete. Wetrust
that the state is not so far behind the age
as to doubt the utility of such expendi-
lures. Another important consideration,
in connection with this subject, is that
when the changes referred to take place
we can raise our own horses, mules and
hogs, which cannot be done while cotton
is our principle product. This is an item
in our expenditures, which should long
since have been expunged. The change
recommended in our system ofagriculture,
is nearly radical one, and must be ctfcc-
ted gradually. People are reluctant to
leave an occupation, which has been puI-
sued by their aucesto $, and require the
stimulus of necessity to induce them to en-
bark in a new field of enterprise.
We believe that golden harvests will be
reaped by those who take the initiative in
converting them by practical demonstra-
ton from their mistaken and unfortunate
avocation. Having promised these gene
raj observations, we will now confine our
remarks strictly to Chester District. The
area of Chester is 600 square miles ; its
length, east and west, being thirty miles,
and breadth, north and south, 20 miles,
1t extends from 81 deg. 8 min. to 81 deg.
so min. in latitude, and in longitude from
3 deg. So min. to deg 80 min. west Of
Washington city ; and is bounded on the
north by York District, on the south by
Fairfield, on the west by Broad River
which separates it from Uuion and on the
east by the Catawba River, which separ-
ates it from Lancaster. The climate is
mild, but has become somewhat unhealthy
from, as we believe, imprudent husband
ry. The Geology of Chester, presents no
marked popularity. Trap-rocks abound
throughout the " black, jack" region, and
to the decomposition of these rocks, pro-
ducing a stiff subsoil, impcrvious to water,
the growth of blackjack is owing. Soap
stone is found on Sandy River, Rocky
Creek, and Fishing Creek, and Mica pre-
walls extensively over the District. The
soil shows nothing different from the ad-
jacent Districts; with the exception of the
black jack section" This portion of the
District abounds in tree called black
jack, and was many years ago similar in
appearance to prairie-land. 1t is highly
productive, and contains considerable
quantity of lime and iron.
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LIFE OF ROBERT EMMETT.

The Celebrated Irish Patriot and Martvr
Whh his Speeches, 5e. aLso an Appendir
containing raiuabie portions Of Irish HIS.
torH by John W. Burke.
THlS work is one of the most readable
Il biographies ever offered to the Amer.
can reader. and will be hailed with JOY by
every admirer of the distinguished but ili.
fated subject
Besides the life Of ROBERT EMMETT, il
gives minute detail Of the various insur.
rections and outbreaks of the Irish in attemp.
ting to free themselves from English bon.
dage. Also the Life Of Theobald Wolfe
Tone, the trial Of Mitchell, O'Brien, Meagher
and their compatriots.
All order for the Book will be promptly
attended. Liberal deduction made to agents
who will sell the work for us. For sale by
Booksellers generally. Address
JON w. BURKE, Cassyille, Ga.
Sept 81 ar