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Legislative Summary.

ticting bill was discussed, and finally
laid ON The table.
In the House, same day, The bill
to amend the charter of the Bank Of
Tennessee, the bill to provide for the
better management Of the funds of
the Penitentiary, and the bin to in
corporate the Tennessee andAlabama
railroad, in lieu of the ashYille and
Florence bill, each passed Sd reading.
The homestead bill passed 81 read
ing-ayes 36, noes 81.
Senate, 10th inst, the allowing
bills passed Sd reading-to lncorpo-
rate the Nashville, Franklin and Co.
lumbia railroad, to aid the East Ten
nessee and Virginia railroad compa-
ny to build its bridges, to bid the
East Tennessee and Georgia rpilroad,
and to continue the erection of the
State Capitol.
House, same day, the bill for the
reliefof overseers of public rod ids, and
the bill to amend the charter Of the
Nashville and Louisville railroa I'D, each
passed Sd reading. i
Senate, 18TH the bill to n gulate
the emancipation Of slaves was re-
jected on % reading. The Ed st Ten.
nessee and Virginia railrob d bill
passed Sd reading.
House, same day, the following bills
passed Sd reading to regulate tht
manner of the execution of capita
punishment, to regulate the j prisdic
ton Of magistrates, and to charter
the Fayetteville, Boon's Hill anf
Pulaski turnpike company.
Senate, 18th, the following bill
passed 3dreading, together wi h som,
Others of a local character, III which
cur readers are moi interest ed-tt
incorporate the Chattanooga ant
Central Kentucky railroad, I'd amend
the criminal laws of. the State, an(
to amend the Dact to provide for
State hospital for the insane.
House, same day, the bill I'd reliev,
the Fagmer4' and Merchants Banl
Of Memphis passed I'd reading. TIL,
bill provides that the Bank Shall b,
exempted from paying the bonu
which has accumulated duHing it
Suspension, and which is required b.
the charter to be paid. If this relic
! is granted, the President of Il lie Banl
says that all of its outstanding pape
will be redeemed. Nothing else O
Interest done.
Senate 18th, the homestead bill
was discussed at length, without ia
king any final action
House, same day, discussion 0
the slave emancipation bill occupie,
the day. Passed "a reading
i Senate, 18th, the following bill
passed ID reading-to provide 70
the payment Of school teachers unde
the common school system, to char
ter the Tennessee and Alabama raj
railroad company, and to repeal {
portion Of the militia laws.
House, same day, the business
transacted Vas of an unimportan
character.
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The PennsRtvamaa says that a cler-
gyman named Williams, Just now a
resident Of Green Bay, Wisconsin. is
supposed tobe the Dauphin of France.
II Is SAID the Prince De JOinyille,
having paid him a visit, is satisfied
that Mr. Viii iams is son of Louis
XVI. Louis PHILIPPE, also, during
bus life, mani ested a strong interest
IN him.
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Fire
On yesterday morning about 2
o'clock, the startling cry Of II -e'
fret" resoundeH through our stree u.s.
On going out, pur citizens saw a TIol-
ume qfsmoke streaming through the
sroof Of L. d. Allas' aaddIery estIHb--
lishmeat. At on time, it was be-
licved that the bui lding was doc med,
and with it, of course, the whole
north side of the square. BY judy
ment and industry, however, it was
extinguished without doing ma terial
damage. It caught from the stove
pipe, while the hands we're at break
fbst.
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Turnpike Notice
There will be 1 meeting of thc
stockholders Of tha SheIbyville a4d
Fayetteville TurIRike Company, b
Col. GIdesreFs, Oh Saturday, 81 J
inst, for the purpose of clecting !
board Of Directors..for said Road.
All friends of the enterprise 4 r
earnestly requested TO attend.
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Edwin Polk presented the follow

Edwin Polk presented the follow
ingy which passed unanimously.
Resohed, That the Hon. A. Y.
Brown, Hon. Gave Johnson, John A.
Garden err, John Nj. Bright, L. c.
Haynes, g. w. Rewles, AID all otf1-
er speakers in the democratic party,
are respectfully requested to engage
in fhe coming canvass, and uphold
the principles Of democracy.
Mr.. Martin, of Maury, presented
the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting are due and are hereby ten
dered to the venerable President,of
this convention and each fits officers,
fof the able, dignifed and efficient
manner in which they have severally
discharged the respective duties de-
volving upon them, during the pro-
gress of this convention.
All. McHenry offered the following
resolution, which was adopted unani-
mously.
ReSoliied, That the thanks of this
Convention be rendered to The Rep
resentatiYes of the Legislature for
the use Of the Hall.
Hon. Gave johnson then arose
and again returned his thanks to the
Convention for the honor conferred
on him.
The Convention having performed
the work for which 1t assembled, adj
Ijourned sine die.
GAVE JOHNSON, Chm.
NJ. C. @. CHURCH,
w. 7, HELMS,
THos. BoYERs, Secretaries.
j. w. FORD,
N. 0. BLAKE,
/
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Democra tic State Convention.
Il (Cmcluaed.)
afternoon session.


the committee on resolutions:
9TH Dist. a. o. P. Nicholson, CHI b.
ST ATE AT LARGE.
e. w. NJ. King, A. v. Brow,
lst DIST B. Campbell,
I'd IL. Ii. Stephens,
Sd j. w. Ford,
18th l.. Pope,
5th RI Farquharson,
9th A. V. Bro wn,
9Th J. G. Pickett,
9Th j. NJ. Quarles,
10th J. E. II. Ray,
18th ID. Nj. Currin.
Mr.. Pickett withdrew his resolu-
ton, and with if, the amendments
in lieu.
Mr.. Ewing offered a resolution
and withdrew if in favor OF the fol
lowing, by Mr.. Nicholson:
Resol0ea, That in the opinion Of
tlliS Convention, IT would not be
ezpedient to express any preference
for either of the dsiing ulshed deui-
ocrats spoken Of for tie Presidency
or Y ice PfesIdency,but we earnestly
request otr delegates to the b iltl-
more Convention to use their e,ler.
tons TO secure the nomination. fol
the Vice Presidency, Of citizen d
Tennessee. I
! Nv HIGH passed unanimously.
1 Mir. Eastman, from the Commit
tee OH Gre denlials, reported the fol
l0Wlng Inst Of delegates in attend
ance:
! Davidson-L. ! !. Temple, E. G
! Eastman, DR.. j. ). YoungsS. p
Allison, WI 7. Dow Ds, JOHN Uoltart
i W. r. w atilins,R. ~. Brown, Coy
A. Y. Rro,F IN, john B. Johnson, II
Il. Raibs, j. l.. 1larling, W. G
|. Harding, Frank NlcGayock, w
Williams, A. Brown, ]. J. B. South
IaII, VIM. AIcAlurra y. ". II. Hum
phreys, I'll w. Iii bnan, Thos ]
Halle, J. B. Glen nents,. Andrew
Ewing, W. Ii. b. Gainblli, W. ii
dagans. L B. Biglfy, B. Hampton
Hugh McQrea.
i Fentress -W. Va. Simpson; !.
4 Coflee-HJ. NJ. Shield;
Il Dixon-HW. 4. Moody; s
j Perry and Decatur-kimble;
i Hardin-G. NJ. Hamilton;
! NicNairy-Joiln Fl. Meeks;
;, Dyer anA Obion-Fergusoy
Stewart Thomas Shaw;
Wilson-Col, e. Bandy, J. B
: Piuman, w. E. Walker, j. w. Mar
{. TIN, William Masterson, A. Harri
son3
4 Rutherio rd-SiIus Tucker, JOIN
Briton, DIR. L. u alsh, ID. G. Hutch
inson, G. L. Henderson, William
Britton, Dr. White;
{ Bradley-George W. Turk, Maj
Reynolds;
Anderson-John Jarnagin;
Nilliamson-James Park, hos
K. Handy, iona Nj. McCurdy, alex
ander Moore, G. w. Cbrist.nan
Lewis Wagner, John McGafock
lei. Conner, j. w. Owen. w. Owen
Marshall-W. p. Davis, L. Ii
/ Hardin, Thos. Dean, j. B. Beatty
II Bedford Daniel Hoozer;
II White-Dr. w. Graham;
II Marion John NJ. Havron;
j. Oyerton john Bolee, DIR. S
IMciIenry;
Benton and Humphrey vs. S. c
Pavatt;
!. Bledsoe and Morgan Ct aven:
Sheriff.;
Cannon R. Fowler and C. B
Davis;
Il Lincols--R. Farquharson, ,Iohr
Nc Daniel, David Hobbs, 6 eorgt
Nv. Habb;
/ Frapklia y. W. Carter, Jesse
ArIege, p. b. Anderson;
Montgonery-C. Johnson, 8 r
Moody, H. | :. Smith, J. NJ QuarIes
Henry--J. ID. G. Atkins, James
Madison j, R, J. Chester, A. W
Campbell, i j. LAYS;
( Smith ID. Burlord, J. G. Pick
Ell;
| pumner- Col. George Elliot, j
q harlton, Esq, Gen. u. S. DonneI-
SO j, II. A. Hall, J. r. A. Il omkjns.
Gen. w. BIackmore,5 II Smith.
/ { $pt. f. Brtp wn, Col j. q. Guild
! T. barry, Esq, j. W Head, w. Ii
sdionloil, Esq, Capt. ]. III. Bfys6n.
j. h. MaIone, w. c. Moore. NV Wu-
nam, u. NV Ireland, AIaj.J. +. Webb.
IL. GUN. Col. nv. 4. lsatd 4. w.
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nYsFEEsiA rpAfsARhh fAuM Tah FcuEfH
TRIO JUICE prepared from Rennst stomach d
REGIONS given BY Baron eibg, the Physiological Chemist by
s. Hoghon NJ d. No. II North Eighth street Philadelphia the only
and relief for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundice
METHOD BY Natures the Gastric
oil Cha a keeps the stomach bowels perfectly
healthy condition
Half easpoonf this fluid infused water will digest or
solve five pounds roast beef in about the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron Ibg in his celearbad
artificial digestive fluid analogous the
prepared from the membrane the the calf
changed and dgsed just the they would be- the
human stomach"
Perera treatise and Diet published by
Fowler and Wells So the fact describes
the method PREPARATION There higher authorizes Dr.
Persia.
Dr. Cmbe, his valuable writing the Psychology Digestion
prominent and all prevailing Of Dypepa and he
Professor Medicine London who severely
cted with the complaint finding thing fail had
to Juice obtained the stomach of living animals which
Dr. Graam author Of the mou work "vgabls Det
is remarkable fact physiology that the stomach Of animals
naeeaed in water the fluid the property ofdssoyng various
and Of eectng kind of artificial Of them
n smons great work. The Chemistry Man, es& Blanchard
Philadelphia 1850 pp 42l he discovery Pepsn
era IN the chemical history of Digestion
we know that food dissolved rapidly digestive fluid
prepared from Pepsn 1t ia the natural se
Prof Dunglson Of Jefferson College Philadelphia great
on Human Physiolog deyotea than fifty examin
Juice obtained from the living human stomach anma
well known In all cases." he dgesol
in the artificial AS in the natural digestion"
For further proof Of the remarkable merits of this discovery call
ut u Magazine street, and get descriptive sheet
A. KEN ALI. co. General Agent for Southern Stages
| GS for sale Also by Druggists generally my23 ly
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[, F{i !, 1, ADVERTISEMENTS
sHERIFF's SALE,

SHERlFE1S SALE
rs i, Psssss FAFEass T''N CRED
10y VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
s 's Ssss ~ III e issss
sss .s 'as'sn sss1
o10es CERTAIN VACANT LOT GROUND the Second
Manepsy bounded ey saronns Julia PhpPs I'D
81 &c sss q Nay ss iei
p,a ss " IS 4 s
feet a. three sh nS and n two
~: i n II s:S ss 'ss
I'd sss nss which distance
y h ss. Is. sssIns dsP s
depth hundred and thirty s s.o three pss ss
II HousH s 1issss n the
fSs'y Sss HALF OF VACANT
a a,es. S thereto in he
g ss sss an M sasai san
is The office Of n mh E, saa inclusive o. plan
gT N k s Ss y s f. psss's lien
ana my aas ~ III he e corner o Pryan Washington sr
s e aa s G sa sSss
s ~, 9 a. Hg nt ns ea ~
nd twenty and half nns m mi Fourth
II" measures and Ten s front On asDS a By a one
hundred ana aa seventeen inclusive. measure each
s. s ssi s s
and snsts s one siss
Rs sfEsP
LOTS or GROUND situate in the town Of X pi 81 f
NJ a ass ssads ss b ~
a according Pa sW a snd sqss I'm ID
N TsnFsfRs ssas a
measure thirty feet front % hs r II
M Vsnont ss feet one inch a iron, en- s II
ne by hundred sa five feet I'VE s mi let
ag = @ q Tsass & !I4ss ss
,SrsY dsp Ss . ens @ number
hundred md forty s one n ana aps e @
linz on lots eleven and twelve s ma MN
red md bryo feet lines on e Line eeEsa h.
fourteen hundred and ni nna
h.s Lou osT,sG es $40 On he Ia one
five feet and four ne on nv et six inches and
h,s nes an the line ana one
ana twenty ts nna tive ls ,9e FORMS lie
valont streets and measures aa @ fat sS inches and six
In depth and front twenty r. and
twenty each thirty feet front on Nayad snfs ~ %
in depths hundred and feet tour o. e
y twenty adjoining hundred and fs sel ss
lines the line between lots twenty aha III.
twsnyone hundred and feet eleven
inches four % the other side L.. sn feet
and lines front oetaEia two
front on street hundred feet inch and '
lines front Nsyades strent. .
inches md i've Inca front on Joseph street and
hundred seventy ST. Avid and Green streets
seven inches and Ave lines front ard Josepl
street. and hund.ed and seventy feet front on Green sna ST. ee'
aged about thirty years. good house servant
SARAH, aged about twenty house servant
Ten shares Of stock in the Mechanics Association
Surrendered BY the nsolven to their e,ed;9,s
feis q milo 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
SHEKIFF'S SALE
f' o1 Na sTp1aa SNAIL. DECEASED 4To
INV VTpTTIE IF on nrder of sale randerad

rs 9, E RsBa e M
DY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered
February directed by the Honorable the Fiji
to public auction Of the City Exchange ST. cui
street between charre and Royal Streets on Aarci
18th, 1857, ut 10 o'clock M. - -, ,,.r 49,,
with rights thereto belonging situate in the
Tchoupoulas Giod Commerce and Lafayette
Streets Mary this city and designated by the No
plan drawn BY Louis Bnger on the s4th day
April 1856 deposited plan No. ST. in Book Of Plans Nc
Office Of the late VIM. Chry Notary OF Theodore stark
Said lot "a feet inches and lines front
street. line Io4 feet inches and lines in
and lines in DEPTH on the other side line , a, ,.,,
90 undivided half LOT OF GROUND with the build
thereon and and the snms
New evee Lafayette Commerce and trod streets and
plan drawn by L. J. Pile and SPngbe on the 18TH
May passed before Jules Messy then Notary
street. 81 feet inches and lines in depth
the side adjoining No. g. and 90 feet inches in depth the se adj
i' so THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF CERTAIN NEGRO MAN,
slave for life, JOSEPHUS aged about 80 years
EIGHTYFOUR SHARES of the Capital Stock Of the GAS
LIGHT COMPANY NsMoreans which IS 400 have been paid
this the Meae Ridge about ma above the
Orleans the Eastern side Of the said Ridge Bayou
Metaie measuring apents front said Bayou by Is apena in
Of faarre,
brothers assigns the limit the property the said
Joel deceased together with its dependencies and
anees all the improvements thereon
Jefferson Ridge Road having front by Is
penis DEPTH adjoining and below the OF land lastly above
described formerly by the Paradise place.
The right Title and Interest Of Joel Small deceased IN md t
$1,000 rendered the 2 March, 1885, the
Of this State entitled Joel Small Henry
Bonnsb being No. 1885, said judgment being appealed from
W Terms cssh on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fsga meb 1875 - Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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r. r. r.
, ALWAYS READY RELIEF Is ACKNOW-
4 y Lodged BY THE TRUE MEN or AMERICA To BE Is
QUICKEST AND MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR THE CuRk
OF PAIN AND THE REMOVAL OF IT'S CAuSElN THE WORLD.

1 ADWAl ) READY RELIEF Is ACkNOW-
3Sk5 Mq}H S4 s1s q ASS 4 IA e5f
PAIN
!, the warning given Of the 4 d,ea ana the pros.
hsn The @ a s'. t r n % SS &
T SSf ~ S y RAW . REApY x st'
slrh Is safel expressly for ,hr instant relief OF PAIN and 10
SSsy organ in Sso Since Riwsgs Ek s
m has become p0puar remedy it now rg;SrYd 9y GhEsa9 e
o6gREx SICK ASB 3 SER3 '6 & who ssy
os Railway Ready Relief externally aoa y drop. At loss
crueiat,ng pangs of pain Of
RHEUMATISM
fifteen minutes and cured entirely houts
has cured some during ts application will always the
NEURALGIA
Gy Gg Of s has been [Ssy h3 storp.d
and nd Thu system entirely t p 70 si ,Ivsrs
Or prosraon relaxation of the
out Of hundred VIII the the limb hours 1t
strengthens warns and nyigones and the
PAINS IN THE BONES.
Al pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing strengthening
"'s'' instantly U EsF Fl To 10Th P,s
sn sSE the most ants ng 92taee in Genf This tho
- . '''' '''"''''- y Y SICK ME2DACHE.
s25 s5 ire Ss
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
Pm so sgs Fa hnS he kind The 4 @ F
skin beauty complexion ~ Nursery adj T Soap t
beyond the reach rivalry and Shaving pGposes
one cake Of Railways Soap will three ~ Of
the other
best Soap the world Price Twenty Gents barge cnks IN an
gaged wrappers and the signature of R. G. Railway upon wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A Beautiful
HEAD OF LU&UHIANT HAIR,
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
The lady gentleman who beautiful
Hair, advised to make use Of Railway Balm, ,seges
eay M oES al , 9i5yF h ey s. Sa and ,
bulbs nvENrtes 10 healthy action the
httr healthy and forces the hHr
the r nom falling out makes it fine strong glossy eps
from turning becoming dO0rei. Injury (rcs
the hHir with ths delicious preparation. Sold by
j. WRIGHT Il co. ISL ChRrtres street,
aplO eodAWly G. N. MORRISON II Mtgazi9e stftef
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sHERIFFs SALE.

TuIRp CouRr ALBoRoUGH FARRELL HIS CRED
OF NEwoRIRANs. ~ TORS. No 1855.
DY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order of
ID sae January 1854 directed by the Honorable
will proceed 10 public auction Of the City
change between Chaes and Royal Sta, WEDNES
DAY. March 1882 10 O'Clock for account of the creditors of
Il THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A VACANT SQUARE OF
GROUND situate lying in the Municipality No. Two of this
city, bounded by Bank Baun Antoine
numbered from neusirely lots
from to nclnsively forming the whole 'front.' OF n
square forming the of said Bank and
number forming the said Bank and
depths and fourteen forming the whole front Of said
street, lots numbers from fourteen TO eighteen
forming this whole front said Bdn street, number ur
lying the of Baudn and Bernadoe streets part OF
and lots nineteen and twenty ncusvey form the
square the NewCanal lot number twenty-five
lying the Antoine st. and NewCal OF said o 20
Antoine street The whole in Aer
measure according plan drawn by Geo. T. Dunbar cd
Whereof drawn by A. dtemecon on the
with all the rights privileges and adSan
belonging appertnnng to said Of ground
.. ALL THAT CERTAIN IJoT OR PARCEL OF VACANT LAND
lying being the Pass Chan Harrison and
adjoining Cars property having front South the Gulf Of
Mexico apeD extending back North twenty ht
degrees West within parallel lines to the depth Of forty apen ns
half pen from the Eastern side which is
s. THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND aituac at
aforesaid East Of the Lighthouse
Mexico arpen, extending back North
within parallel lines the depth of forty being
the frat half apen measuring from the Eastern side which found
together property secondly here described in division
HOUSE unfinished state.
Negro Boy slave AIMED WILEY aged about 40 years.
Terms cash on 'the spot JAMES p FRERET,
mil IL 20 81 Sheriff of the Pariab of Orleans.
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stfispTeFs slj,E.

or NywORlE.Sp, W No. s75s.
directed by Honorable the Third Dstrct Court OF new
Orleans. entitled John Lewis sh,e ana S
said will to sell at pnpne
City Exchange St Lonis street y
ami Roya atree TUESDAY March ls s59 at Y
PORTION OF GROUND WITH ALL THE BuLpN.;sS,; a -
IMPROVE THEREON, situated tn the suburb n
the Second Municipality this city, bounced py
Poym Ura and SQUARE
IN nis drawn by BENJAMIN Buon Surveyor oil the sth Of
November ISIS deposited the office Of lnen hermann s,e
three and half Of lot two adjoining said lot number three
poym said which sad portion
and nche by depth between parallel lines Of one hundred
on o svenve depth Of hundred and twsy feet
mn IMPROVEMENTS consist Of TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE
\ TSyn STORY FRAME KITCHEN AND OTHER CUT BUILDINGS
Seired in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot. - JAMES r. FkEREI
sos mig IN o. Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SlaERIFF'S SALE,

By the Sheriff the Parish Orleans, effect
OF NEwORLKAks. II AIS. No. 1871.
by VIRTUE of Judgment rendered February
IS and signed March 1853 to directed by the Honorable the
Second District Court Of NcwoTchns the above entitled will
proceed to sell public The the
ST. Louis between Charities and Royal Streets THURSDAY
April l5 1852 ut /? o'clock Nj, for partition
LOT or GROUND situate on the Of Sayae and fa'o
streets the city of New Orleans having about sixty front
dies street. md about ninety u depth Erso With
twostoy wooden DWELLING HOUSES thereon, and fronting
said Nayaics street,
.. VACANT LOT OF GROUND rear sail houses and
adjoining described having
feet from on Erato street, with depth of sHty feet
TERMS CoNpToSs-Tweye months rrti with interest ii
five from the Of sale the be
secured by mortgage the property sold s notes be by
eudorstr approx ed by the Sheriff. JAMES p, FRERET
mhlh rs aphl5 Sheriff o the Parish of OrleaWs.
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SHERIFFS SALE,

FIFTH DlsrR,or counr CHARLES FoRsTAII suBRoGATEp
on NRwt)RIEASs. Ito THE RIGHTS OF PLAINTIFFS IN
THE CASE OF THE NEwoRLEANS IMPROVEMENT ANDBANK
ING COMPANY THE ARCHlTESIs, COMPANY OF The
docket Of the Court of the First Judicial District
pY VIRTUE of pl. writ Of seizure and sale
ID directed BY the Honorable District of
entitled John L. Lewis late Sheriff and by said
late Sheriff transferred will proceed sell public auction
he Ro,unda City Exchange St. L street. between Charrez
and Royal Streets THURSDAY 25 March, 1852 at - O'Clock
two VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb TrGme
this numbers thirteen and fourteen nrber
the office of T. de Armas then notary public Said
pised between Claiborne, ST. Ann Orleans and Degny Streets said
lots having measure each 10 feet and inches front C
borne street BY 95 feet 10 ncs and lines Depth between parallel
lines
Seized in The above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
fe9! mh5 Is 25 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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FIFTH DISTRICT coURr DUDLEY HALL vs. MAYOR, ALDER
| PALfTY No. ONE AND DENIS cRoNAN ...No. 52bs.
EDY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed The Fifth District
leans entitled will to sell public auction
the City Exchange ST. Louis street, between Chae
and Royal SATURDAY Apr, 1851, at T. o'clock
being lot number square plan
Pile Surveyor May 1919 deposited the office Michel
Notary Public this city, which said lot forms the
ST. Peter and St. Claude streets having rench fonr
ST. Claude depth
Pete o hundred and twenty feet
Together IMPROVEMENTS thereon
conssting of a TWO-ST0RY FRAME HOUSE, BRICK FRONT
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATE ROOTED.
belonging defendant Denis Conan
Terms cash On the spot. JAS. P. FRERET,
ml3 IL ga ana foft OF
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SHERTFFS SALE.

Fossrs Ds5a,sT GULF Va NJ .sE sUrARD
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of pluries feri facias
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
aucton THURSDAY April 1852 nj IL o'clock the Ronnda
Of the City Exchange St. Louis street. between Charities and Royal
The one undivided half OF GROUND situate in this city,
suburb IRENE the and being lot
thirty feet and two lines front on Crodelet walk hundred
eleven inches and lines depth and front
street. twenty three inches and lines
line mud thirty feet on the M Said lot of ground is
situate the bounded by Caone. walk Ton St. Peter and
Roeebsye Streets together with the buildings thereon, consisting
House, half burnt and shed good condition
Seized in the above snit
Terms cash on the spot JAMES 7. FRERET,
NH ap Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.