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Important from Ch1H.

New YoEE, Feb. l7.-By the steam
Ell Falcon we learn that the steamer b.
liyla reached Panama on the 18th ult.,
from Chill.
The movement OF the insurgents in
Chilli against the government had been
entirely suppressed. A sanguinarv bat
tie had taken place between Gen. Cruz
and the soy eminent forces on the plains
OF IonnUmilla. After two hours severe
fighting the government troops We're en-,
tlrely victorious, leaving 1900 revolu.
tionsls wounded and many dead on the
field. A treaty was afterwards con clu-
drd, which it was thought would result
in permanent peace to tho republic.
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TIE WoRLD's FAIR At New YorK.--
The citizens ul New J ork are about 10
make an effort to ensure the success ct
the proposed v orld's Exhibition in that
city. A committee Of Trustees has been
appointed, consisting Of +. ". Edmonds,
Mortimer Livingston, August Belmont,
Watts Sherman and Alfred pcl!, to raise
by subscription the SUN Of 1900, to
deiray the expense Of erecting the nee
e$aary building on Reservoir Square.
Subscribers are to be paid out of the re-
cpipts Of the exhibition. Prince Albert,
the Duke Of D-vonshir., SIR Joseph
Paxton and other distinguished foreign
ers, hayef it is said, already declared
their intention Of becaming exhibitors,
and "A number Of the articles exhibited
al the London Fair are now ready for
shipment to New York.
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DISMISSAL OF CLERKs.-[t is stated
that some forty or fifty temporary clerks
in the Department Of the Interior will,
in the course of few days, be dischar-
ged, the business being completed which
they were appointed to perform.
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OFTHE CECIL COUNTY BIBLE SOCJE'

VI 7 IIT NFNIL GUN I bIhT.E "VV III {.
Tic anniversary oi tie Cecil county Bible
Society will b" held in the Presbyterian church
in Ellton, on MONDAY the 23rd o. February, at
3 o'clock p. NJ. The report Of The operations
ofthc society for the year, e"Gip& on that day,
Will be snamjitrdi ana ihc meeting viii be nd
J..'sci by able and talented friends Of tie B,n!c
cause, who have been invited 10 attend for that
purpose.
The services will be intersrcrscd with aprro-
PIRATE music, by ihe united rhujrs OF the Prrshy-
terrain and Methodist church, accompanied by
the organ, under the charge Of Nj. Z. Lancas-
ter, OrganiSl.
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sin concluding this part Of their re-
port, the board conSidrri it their duty to
urge upon Congress the necessity for a
change in the present management Of
our lighthouse establishment.
In investigating the subjects confided
to them, they have endeayored to reach
the truth tlom observation and research
/ hat they have not done injustice TO any
one they feel perfectly conscious:to have
passed over pal able effects in the pres
cnt management Of our lights, inv diving
great loss of human life and property,
without pointing them out, would have
been culpablc and objectionable; and
that they Lave looked as lrniently as pos
sible on many POINTS considered eXcep-
ticnable, it is believed will be clearly
shown by the report.
The board have not sought so much
to discover defects, and point them out,
as to show The necessity for a better sys-
tenn. Commerce and navigation, in
which every citizen OF this nation is in
teresttd, either directly or indirectly,
clam it; the weather-be sailor asks
it, and humanity demands it."
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THE CECIL WING
Is Published every Saturday,
BY p. C. RICKETTS,;

OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
The terms are Two dollars year in advance,
and two dollars and fifty cents ifnet paid in ad,
vance.
RATES OF ApyERTIsING.-l square week:
$l 25 cents for each subsequent insertion;
square 3 months So, s months Sc, | year $l2
Fractions of square to be charged asa square
Long yearly advertisements at the rates OF sig
for one third of column.
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NEGRo EXCLUSION IN iNDIANA.--The
bill which recently passed the Indiana
Senate does not prevent negroes from
going into tn" State, bat levels all its
penalties against the white man who
employs or ndS negro whom he does
rot know to have been citizen oi the
State when the constitution was adopt
ed, and requires the negro already thcrc
to register his namH, and carry with him
certificate from the clerk Of the circuit
court that he is entitled to live in the
State. Another bill, however, is pend
ing, which proposes TO colonize all the
negroes now in the State, Or may be
born therein.
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EsEng2T5G gApC.

vE7!IE Subscribers will sell al public sale (un-
4 der order Of the Orphans Court o! c.
Gil counly,) on
THURSDAY. the IL! Of March next,
at nine O'Clock \. NJ, a the late residence of
DR.. Richard BOOKINGS, deed, near Rockville,
Cecil county, the following
Stock, Farming Utensils, Sc,
viz: Horses, yoke Of Oxen, i mich Cows
and lot ofyoung Cal!e, Brood sow and five
Shoats, family Carriage for one or two horsrs,
one Rockawpy with Harness Tor beth, on" two
horse WAGON and Harness, enc good Lrnr, wheel
OK Cert one Horse Cart AMI Gc,gs, Saddle and
Bride, one #lei4h, Flows, liarrowS, and Great
variety Of ialnna utensils, NEST Of which are
GOOD and in good repair, one double harrclled
gun, one good wheat fan, one cutting box,
60rTa ANA wheat.
by the hushcI. (nearIy 200 bushels of rach) q
tons Of good Hay, two lots Of Wheat in the ground
a set Of good Bark Stones,
g'i tGrs;s OF weed,
large quantity Of
Medicines.
and valuable instruments, Cupping Box, Med
cine Gases, &C., a large Library of
Valuable AsuoEas,
Medical, Moral, AMI Rcligious,) a great varic
~ of
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VIEW GOODS.

ENCELLE.NT ASSORTMENT.
THE subscribers have just received fren
Philadelphia a new and splendid assortment Of
I.IAL.3ND HUNTER GOODS,
which they are now opening, and which they
rf.'r at very low prices. Our FRIEND. am The
sthljc are requested to give us call.
kEYTLEWELL K CO.
Sent 9th, 1851.
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gs;HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
s. scrIbcrs Of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
of Administration on the personal estate Of
Richard Bookings,
late Of said county deceased. AllpcrsonS having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, or or before the
Goth of January, 1888,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this lith day of February, 1852.
MARY L. BROOhiNG6,
JOSEPH MILLER,
DAVID JENNESS.
Feb ii 6w Adm'rs.
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Hon. ROBERT }. WALxER.-It is said
that letters were received by the last
steamer, stating that the Hon. r. j.
Walker is seriously i'll at Brighton, and
that he has at present failed in his nego-
tiations for the sale of the Illinois Rail
road bonds. 1t was reported that the
Rothschilds, however, would send over
an agent to examine into the character
of the security.--Balt. San.
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PoLYGAMY AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-
The wife of one of the United States
Judges in Utah, an intelligent and pure
minded woman of the Mormon faith,
has written letter to a friend in Can
ton, Ohio, in which she confirms the
statements often made by others, that
''polygamy is openly taught and practi-
sed'' by the Mormons in that territory.
She says II is so ''interwoven with the
threads OF society that it Is impossible
to mix in social lite at all without en-
countering it at every turn"
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&c., &c, for construction and repairs,
Or fathfulness on the part of those char
ged with the duty, was apparent in Mt ar
" all the modern towers and buildings
visited by the board.
That the present large sums annually
required for renewing, renorating, and
repairing towers and buildings, are the
consequences OF the want OF an efficient
organization, which could afford the ne
cessary professional ability for plans,
drawings, and experimenting Of con-
structions and repairs.
That the towers are deficient in the
necessary proper Accommodations for ol
and other supplies; IN the mode of fit
ting them up, and in the materials en-
ployed for the interior work; and the
buildings i'll adapted TO the comfortable
accommodation Of the keepers.
I hat the lanterns are, as general
rule, Of improper dimensions, construct
ed of ill-adapted, and in the end not
economical materials, without profess
sional or scientific skill; and, in many
instances, not suited to the use for which
they are designed.
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A DIsGRAcEFUL FIGHT BETWEEN Or
rIc1ALs.-A disgraceful fight occurred at
Madison, Wisconsin, on the Goth ult.,
between Lieut.. Gov. Burns and Bediah
Brown, editor of the Madison Democrat,
and President Of the Senate. Brown
had his cheek bone broken, and Burns
got his face badly scratched in Browns
attempt to gougc out his eyes. The par
ties were finally separated by the by
ISLANDERS.
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obtenu les yoix de NM Burke, Claiborne, Gas
2euet. Labatut, Lurenbuhl, Robb, Sewell, Stock
ton, Alpuente, Andrews, Burthe, Dolhonde,
Eustis Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Nix
on, Place, Ramos, Relf, Stevenson, Stetson,
Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct Winston, IL
J.W. Haygood q obteuu les voix dc MN. CLARK,
Converse, Lusto, Shaw ct Wilson, b.
Pour aide.wharfnger du premier District, D.
Il. Holiday a etc declare dament elu, ayant
reer les yoix de NM Burke, Clark, Converse,
Robb Scwell, Stockton, Alpuente, Andrews,
Dolhonde Eusts, Herman, Lanata, Lusto,
Nixon, Place, Relf, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson,
Sykes, Watkins, Wilson ct Winston, %.
j. j. Osborne obtenu les voix de NM. Bur-
the, Forbes, Leeds ct Summers, 4.
b. Olney, obtenu les voix dc MN. Claiborne,
Gasouet, Labatut, Lugenbuhl ct Ramos, 5.
Pour remploi d'aide-wharfnger du second
District j. NJ Grass etc declare dhment elu,
ayant reeu les voix de NM. Burke, Clark, Con-
verse, Gasquet, Robb. Stockton, Alpuente, An
drews, Burthe, Forbes, Hermann, Lanata
Leeds, Nixon, Place, Relf, Shaw, Stetson, Sum-
mers, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson ct Winston, %.
Lucien Dubuc recu les voix de NM Clai-
borne, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell, Dolhonde
Eusts, Lusto, Ramos ct Stevenson, 8.
Pour aide wharfnger, troiseme District, Jo
seph Boyer etc declare dament elu, ayantreer
les voix de NM. Burke, Claiborne, Converse
Gasquet, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Robb, Sewell
Stockton, Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann
Leeds, Ramos, Stevenson, Summers, Sykes, Wat
kins ct Wilson, 20.
Lucien Dubuc recu les yoix de NM Clark
Alpuente, Andrews, Lanata, Lusto, Nixon, Place
Relf, Stetson ct Winston, 10.
| NJ Esnard recu les yoix de MN. Burthe e
Shaw, 2.
Pour -wharfnger, quatrieme District, Fl
| w. Adkins etc declare d0ment elu, ayant req
les voix de MN. Burke, Claiborne, Converse
Gasquet, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Robb, Sewell
Stockton. Alpuente, Andrews, Burthe, Dolhonde
Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, LUIS
to, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Relf, Shaw, Stetson
Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct Winston, 20,
H. D. Keen recu les yoix de MN. Clark
Stevenson ct Wilson, s.
Pour remploi de garden du magasin au
poudres, F. Carrie etc declare dhment ell
ayant reeu les voix de NM. Clark, Claiborne
Converse, Lugenbuhl, Robb, Alpuente, Burth'
4 Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Lanata
Lusto, Ramos, Relf, Stevenson, Stetson ct Syke
19.
s. Horn q recu les voix de MN. Burke, Gas
quet, Labatut, Sewell, Stockton, Andrew
Leeds, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Watkin
Wilson ct Winston, IA.
Les Conseils reunis ayant termine felectiol
!, lie Conseil DIES Aldermen sest retire.
CHS CLAIBORNE, Secretaire
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uoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAh-
a s tie aSa rP2 t al
S pure ssrsapaa
ss sy os &c
s s i6 s6 5 sa Fnu yS @ rs fy h ss
principles and uniform sngh The saaaPaa purchased With
sss tests being
s9 Of Ssv'E na Ghs 5
greatest curative agent n sbs bn TEsT TSIl4
State Journal Columbus, Ohio speaks Bua
ssa fs la
~a sSd s eH h tn hs 5 s
has no equal This bold assertion butt be
Bear reader, little longer
s"pariais the WONDER OF THE WORLD
will matter how long been aufing
What Dr. Druggist and Apohscar years standing
5 n.a a a ss9 for s ss nsn
my Liver Gssd mG all q, remedies q &c dny especially the
Of i
therefore take pleasure Recommending sarsapsr the
"''''' Very rsspeetiaiiy, J.HowEN MD.
| RHEUMATISM.
ss o
Ma 5eHs S the last three have been
sGa
preparation Saspar which has entirely cured of Rheumatism
greatly general health than medicine
used have been free months and
doubt the and confidently
| best medicine for Rhemaism. lSHAM BRIDGES.
| Unontown, Union county, KY, May 10, 1912.
FROM DR.. WIN. t. PRENTISS,
Ma Bulln regard to will that have used
ps Lspra poas sabes syphltc Caehex and in all diseases
where the indication consist thorough change
modification the fluids the body with considerable
junction with local think would prefer other pre-
paraien o. Srpara physician will admit its value
upon eArnining tie that composition
| Respectfully, yours, W. 7. PRENTlSS, Nj. D.
Lewisport, KY. December 4, 1884,
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John BULBS Sarsapala of the Female Medicines
where the
tated energy nsd the nature are
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hin

a; aaciel
ss,lS,fS5 BIS aALUERMEE Oh IA VILE DE LA
Va NoUS ELLE ORR Fans
1ss du rnardi % mai 1852.
Iss; IN 6hssil s,est assemble conform ement aux
4 N IS " IN dcrnier ajourne laent. Il
Hssorsbie Jaines Robb, president MN:
Clarke, Converse, Gasquet, Lugenbuhi
II rs sscSStan j ete dispense de Ia lecture du
i6ofnnl <, &. Ii,
Is message suiyant du MARE as9te " e prs
consd Grafton, par para Le Prelnler, = =
xsk rsnyoy9 All comite DIES rues let atterrages tie
B second ct le troisieme M coniite &c ponce.
s. ,t ms II i. SottSEiE osi Ans. 2s mai 1852
u - 4 i Messie,Hs les Memories d,i Cons
NJ es afaelsss Corset des .4ideaa'e'a az
III HI psis s Il II
ai L honneur de ci-inclure une
pxtitiop par tiombre ae propflet alfes 2,
81 s5stxS a III III rue du Canal, soumettant In
lfk Eiou de votre honorable corps Foppor-
~ 8 st advantage gull aurait ameliorer
1rfse de al dite rue. connue par la desi-
f{SS Us Terrain neutre's al appele, diff
q fe1ffes reurises, lattention des Conseils NUM-
e sSif impor tance de tracer ct d'enibellir
3. eliosfe cite belle avenue; mfis 10 detaut &c
y ncert emp cha dagir sur mes propositions Le
iii est ausceptib q etre grandemen NJ anne
@104o fCeA 80 t.AS,
VENT une Promenade mag nifque, qui, non seule.
neat seraft IN ornefnent pour Ia vile, mails qni
u 0ylrnifai III aux habitants, dams les chaleurs &c
SsF&t& et meme q toute epoque de aimee, I'm lieu
Srnsant al recreations ct dexercices. 'espere
& ~ constq uence, que yous prendrez en- conslde-
radon u mEmoire qui accompagne cette lettre
etf que voua ne tarderez pas accorder toute yo-
III httention aux anne horations recommandee
phr i6s tionna res.
ss JS al sppsler yotre attention sur la com
ton III inclse, l'est adressee par K
1ksire de de Lafa yette ct qui SO rapportt
sau De circuler dams nos rucs, qui pour
4 Hi etre accorde aux draysss charrettes ct au
I'LL Nj lures qui reeoiyent lenrs licences dams
81 oette Die.
spunsets votre consid Grafton les regles e
9ss lements destin9s au go,lv ernement des HON
II IA dill la police de- jour ct de mutt d
q ~ giiie az IL Nonye1le sOrl cans ainsi que de
M n 4 tions sur les pouvoirs legaux ct les de
Il NJ fs DIS NOMINEES do police
~ lhonneur d'etre, tres-respec tueusement
sssyotre ob4issant seryiteur,
I a.. d. CRossMAN, maire.
:
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OF NKwOnLHAss. No. $3.50.
pY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Filth District Court Newrsnn
Exchange ST. street. between Charities
Royal streets THURSDAY june a. 1852, at 70 O'Clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the suburb ST. Mary OF
this city, the qs bounded by ST. Peter Poyra Peido and St
Streets the number three plan drawn by
Eex O the 18th day Of january s4 and deposited MS plan
the office Theodore Guyo
tary city, twenty-five feet inches
twenty-five feet five inches and
hundred eleven inch and eight
depth the side line dividing from lot number and
eight inches lines tile side line dlvid
ing from lot number four which said property was acquired BY the
oey of this by act DAME
Ricardo Notary in this city on l6h February ls4s
Together all BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS rights
belonging
which Buildings WosToRY DWELLING HOUSE, slat
rooted, and BACK BUILDINGS.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
10 ~ Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

sseosS P5as9 AcAk ny Ss ROGER
by VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans above entitled will sell public
the Rotupaa of the City EEehSng st. Louis between
LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated
in The Of NewOan having French eighteen feet from
between Cont Streets depth
seventy , feet six inches the line dividing il the property
lately belonging TO Francois Pierre twenty feet four inches
inc parallel with Bourbon street. dividing from property Of Mr. Do
puy inches au parallel with Louis
dividing property formerly belonging Miranda
inches line parallel with Bourbon and yfve fee
line parallel with ST. dividing
property from that belonging said Miranda being the
purchased by the said Etienne Caaby and the heirs OF lii
deceased WIFE, By passed before T. seghers late Notary Public
Of this city, on the 9Th of April, 1916.
Which BUILDINGS consist Of oNE-srORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with three rooms, also oNESTOY BRICK KITCHEN
with rooms, etc.
Seised the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot, JAMES P. FRERET,
jt1n II iy1 II Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


DISTRICT CouRrl ID. c. McCAN co. j. AcCLUSkEY
OF NEwORIEASs No. sSst.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Newor
the Rcunda the City Louis between Charities
F1iJR CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
faubourg Washington, this city, designated
square 2s bounded by Teou ST. Andre Hancock ST.
John the Baptist per plan drawn by ] Ppeso dated 10Th Of
Said Lots each thirty feet nine inches and line 'front.'
Hancock street, by hundred and four feet depth batween parallel
lines being the property he purchased from
Antoine Deer before the Cuyr Notary,
the 18th day of February, lss7.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
ielss2jySls Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
7
FIFTH plsra1or CouRr CONVERSE FREDERICK B.
| FEw0gLsANs. ii MUM. NO 1854

NswogLEANs. MUM. No. 1884.
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
- sale to me directed by Fifth District Court Of
the aIuse entitled will proceed to sell at public
md Royal streets July 1852, o'clock
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate in the Aluue-
the bounded by Clio, Calope
aceb Soils and designated BY the No H. plan drawn
the 81 February 1851 and deposited the office
II. Notary in this city, and measuring y-two feet
front Soils street. BY hundred and weusx feet seven inches
parallel which property sold
plaintiff the defendant herein, the 9Th day hhy
1851 passed before Hni Monaghan, Notary Public
Seized in TIE above suit.
with interest cent. per
$500 July till sale s2G0 l2tl
May sos 81 from 2st March, 1852 till the dayo sale
and the balance purchaser
the several falling the frs
IN the March, 1853 the the 9lst March, 1860.
JAMES P. FRERET,
jeS 10 2s jy9 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleana
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoUETlI F. LARUE SAMUEL MOORE.
opNEw0eLEAHs. II No. 5304.
pY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale
~ Honorable Fourth NewO
the entitled Twill sell public auction
the City Exchange ST. Chsrtre
and ROYAL streets on THURSDAY July 1852 at o'clock
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND snate the fAnboirs ST. Mary
this in the bounded by Gronde, Common rher and St
Paul the numbers three and
plan dawn A. Guerard the ?9d December IS
nexe passed before Jules Noisy Noy the 2sh day
month Lots numbers three and four adio
ohJr, A each feet three inches front
by hund feet depth Lot number forming
the Of Common and Gronde streets And lot nphcr eet
thitwo inchea and nes Gronde
DIX Inches and fraction width the depth
fraction the Com
hundred inches Fraction
| the other SIDE.
LOT GROUND situate in the described square,
Delegated rected plan of a Gueard the nbe
having American Senttour feet three inches front
conon street. the width in the by hundred feet
depth
j. TWO LOTS Of GROUND situate the aore described
quare and Aagnsted plan the numbers thirteen and
Said lots aon other each American
feet Gone street, hundred and fee
inches IN depth between parallel lines.
Seized III the above suit.
| Terms cash the JAS. P. FRERET,
| les II 2S jyS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SAIL

FIFTH DisrRcT CouRrI JOHN HUGHES AND FRANCOIS VA
NEw0HLEASs LETTE MRS. JOSEPHINE YALETTE,
WIDolg IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
OF HER MINOR EIIint,oEs FOR A PARTITION.
the Succession Of Marx
pY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
in the above entitled will proceed to
between ChartTes and Royal MONDAY, June
1852 Mt 70 O'Clock order to effect PARTITION the following de
scribed Slaves viz
PHILIP negro man, slave m rough House Carpenter aged
about rs years.
pREN also slave for life aged about IS and
NERO negro slave for life, aged about 22yRar
third cash. and the balance credit and twelve
months, for satisfactorily endorsed with interest eight cent
the until final payment and secured
special mortgage on slaves sold JAMES p. FRERET
ny2s jeS Is Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.