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camille house, just commencing the world,
aud must make wealthy marriage.
This was my fathers Instructions. | don't
Know when ! first began to turn from these
worldly admomtlons, ard watch alncng our Wis
ltnrs Tor his dear, serious face, and then be
gan to think about enrlching him with my prop
erty, and--oh, thousand idle selfish lancics,
when my father dled---iny tather and mother,
both within month, 1t Is five years ago this
very day, ard | was lett alone and pcnnlIess, III
perIS. 1t IL selfish place. People shrug
their shoulders and say ma tol! 1t Is pity
and then you cease to entertain, and they for
get all about you. MY lithrr had been reck-
Iessly eNtraYagant, and died bankrupt. My
mother lett lHe III the atupor ol iny Ilrst griei,
"lliOul HoIihUtl piop-CtOI'
'Mg. Arnot was the only one of our visitors
who 'entured to speak CT my position. lie was
gong to return to America; would | accept
ms escort to my relatives Mas. knew no.
thin2 ct them. My fatAcrs family we're some
"hcre III NFglnia-lny holher hNi beeh an
orphan. 1t was then N the depths OF my de~-
pohdGhc? ana despair tHat Robert as"ed me to
give h'ni the ri!ht oil Il protector a"d we we're
married a' the American ConsuIS 1t was SAD
DTl14'
MY whoIe spirit was crusn'u' l seemed an
'NP' P'O''i ''''" 'O' ''''''"''"'i1' |"' 4.'''Si''
ana Su1'en III nursing my gr'ei' ana foocrt was
80 patient. refused to VISIT even ms friends
IN New lor@' ! feared they would Whisper OF
my poverty ana dependence. 30 we cane
here two years ago' ana my darling chId was
gwen to me. Sui refused to be conIioFted,
or InlN with any society," "here could no long
er reign
'On, II you cnIy knew nan oi Roberts KIND
ness! lie has surrounded me wIth every IuA-
ury as his business prospered. lie has exhaust
ca every invention ioE my happiness. lie has
Dorhe all my replllhgs, ana my lretuinesS-
mas never once reproached Inc.
i DO not wonder your eyes I'll wn2 tears
sac added rcachihg oHt ier tnih "hltc hahd 10
the conscience strcNen Mrs. Maxwell.
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! And there's that poor Young creature with Rot
a relative in this couOry, or Il soul to turn to-.
/ ooh, if only knew her, DR.. Harrington
Don't you think you can prevail on her to see
me W. are such near neighbors, and have
known her face 50 long.
There's no telling! Shes all alone there.
shut up with her nurse and servants. 1t would
be II perfect charity TO Introduce your suushiny
face there. Now her hHsbund'-
YES, indeed | know all about that, Doctor.
Isn't it terrible and size an orphan
About what, shond like to know returned
the Doctor burtly.
why his nkindness and horrid treatment of
her. You know perfectly well what mean
80, ho! Where did you find it out, Madame
and there was PerpicXcd look in the Doctors
eyes. "a they peerel from under his bushy
brows.
It's by no means Il secret, and everybody
pities her. Doctor
AN exclamation Of anger or astonishmcnt
seemed bursting forth, but the physician only
took his hat and said--'rll do what | cau to in
troduce you TO her.
Mrs. Arnot was iicxorubie. Mrs. Maxwell
read that in the Doctors iaco the next time he
called, without asking any questions, bat her
boy Sc med better, end that she was glad to
know.
Late that very evening" Mrs. Maxwell! had
Just thrown on her dressing gown and comfort
ed her tired feet in chamber slippers, when Il
loud ringing startled the household. 1t was a
servant from Mrs. Arnot, begging that She
wonld come at once--her child was selzed with
coyulsionS, and DR.. Harrington was not to he
found. The summons was obeyed with eager,
almost trenbLng'h'te, and Mr. Maxwell, as
much interested as IIs wiir, accompanied her
TO the door, ana then laalehel home to watch
over their own little one
Mrs Maxwell VIII never forget the irenIed
welcome OF that lonely mother.
She was holding the rgld, nsenslble form OF
the child IN the bath, winch the nurse had fore
thought enough to prtHun. Her long black
kalr was tangled, and falling over her white
wrapper. a II It hal not been bound up Tor
days. licr face WIS agonz4d and pale, but
fearless.
'Oh, you are very kini-do You think he
will dlc-hnve yon ever seen death-lo not
tell me there Is no nope
II was tenrtu night for the young and IN
experienced Mrs. Maxwell, but her wish to be
comforter was granted. An unwonted scrrG-
! p1I ,t rtlIh trt
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=, ..
III t"e eminent PIN'.oHIn9 'reat britain ior
theH release. ne SAD that great change had
tnkcn place in these modern times relative to
the treatment OF political blenders; that the
Pc"'U Ues were greatly amelIornted, and that 1t
""7 i't 'i'ter'IreDTe' OUT ihtefcc5'lon, that he
no" aS"tu: lie oeilPVed that the President
"'4"t Pet'''h LOT ,te release Oi the eXiIes, OH
claliy, without embarrassing the government.
i ne request would not tarnsh the nations dig
nIiy III the least, but, on the contrary, would
reject a greater h9hor us AN act OF mercy, than
any oi our most n!H5tFlou5 battles.
VIZ ilale io-Io"eu' ana sail mat he cordial
as'eiileu u lie leharE5 Ot MI Cass. lie
"''l u1" ''''"''o" - l,i' met h'at ms
rti me- i'i .o% man! 1d'S "I'"' "a' tle only
I',,i' ~ a'' .',I' e,,'' hln'u hfIeh AMI 50
long a9 ''oH o'o'1 '''"eu III ms VEINS. no con
Slu1'd'loIl' c'..'eF pe''phaI or l'oHtical would
.,1 l'.' - '' "'7o'I'' ~ every oOhgatloh
~ 'V ".'iio'! 81 MS IIo'Aer' Ii ne
,on oe' :, anu IechlGsS as to con-
M 'r, ~" '''T "pPelI was maze 10
- D-'',,' VI '-'' II ,s,I gh'ie7' ana more
,,[,aJ ''''''-' - y ID iei' was Iile'I-
. W. p,l,,r c,ro,.,,1 14,.,,,
r,a,1nl yy,,,ij i.,,In, Li,,, ''..! 'II' Ni"y
1i'9 "''it '''""o9 I'''' - lihc an active
'' ~ ,"s ,e.'a7a o j.'e e"es' out
c"nlJ h, ,o' g.. "o.f, 's@'IIp course 'i'at
,'''I u- "o ttNtH I'I C"'C,'"g "e'r reicdse--l
p p1er erc uPI',t' S 10 'ie Dl,Gen' on the ground
G'' ,rI;''a ~ H. '''!i'' procure ther par
c,I,d nnt bo a,.,'i'ii, oiI,,' IT,, '""' te opJect
,'t''' no' oe "G0o, P'9heu ny any political at.
ojnt Jnf same ne Ge g1S'[?r @ Hlt tne Senate would ap
S''1''ols introduced .! Mt CasS, as It was his
,tn his @n,inn I'' ~ ,aniit. ''.Ii Il, ie.g,; was
ns +, nby;nta tb";r i;'JE'.; '''o o'U''on'' 50
Villa inj;no,,I,. c"lIactTr ana,
View he wonIJ on ~ ,'sl'.'S ''e oD5ct III
the Goverr,nent and n ,bo ','s u'-l'''! oI
reasonable c5I,,, Of ofJara t 'iliig RI'e h'
o~.,,nart ~ '''' N''''7" Oo'-
,Hcr some f,rtbor doi,a., ..,...,
9 'ri .'iI' Ucoat'' as 10 the appoint
tho rasolnt;ons ma m It;,a CONSIDERATION Oh
m, arrived NJ ,h ,nI;'t .'. Ool'o' '''oh oe-
(Ir C,yin ;',tnr,i,,1j ""' PIS''@ over
Naval Committee inquire i0tJ the y'".1'g '''i' ~"
OF making an appropriation to na, t
. oil divertin.r the Er,ar ot S,n ;,,, -, o.
.ornia. into False E,v 80 49, r. a,t,;i -
.tructlons to nayration which b,6 no,1 Ln.,,,',.
accumulated. Adopted
The special order .t tho do. NJ poo.o,,
Compromise resolutions. was then onnnnHc"I m Wo.I
Nj. Davis took .ha floor md saoI,
r length in opposition TO them t,.s,;d ,b., h.,
ferretteG their Introduction orJ ,I .,',,,.I
: OF agitation wuch was snre ~ f,ll,,,, H.,
+ could net SUPPORT the ros,I,,;or, .ho. .tt.
mllder measures would he rnora sati.f.
= the country. ~
! Mr.. Mlnrum sad that La la,,-o,o.,, ,.,.
farther discussion Of tha .nb;a., ~, botol1o..ai
= the effect was nurInr,s rsfbsr ,ion n,b,rn.;,a -
Mr.. McRae Jslrin,, t .,,,.l. ro,, .i t
ect. the further ronsi..r',,,o,, !'n '''F SUI
G 3oncd. P'''-
n After short executive session tle ssr,,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA-CrrY OF NEwOR-
kJLEANb,E TT KNOWN this Finh February, in
the Lord uossrd sight hundred mud fifty before
Edwin lewoln Notary Public and for the Parish and
ualy and appeared tie hereinafter
sIg wed, ,,,,..., ,,., ,- ,,-,,. =, :,
the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana the 18th
Company Limited Copnrinehp be Composed Of themselves
such other who them,
With them, shall be established the city Of NewOfleau State
title of the "NewOrloans
to-wit.
Article operations Of said company shall
Steamship ships the NewOehns and from the
Florida ports places the Gulf
purpose of carry ing freight and passengers.
Article g. Tint the Capital Stock Of said shall be
ana The ams hereby fixed the Of twenty-five thousand dol
divided sares hundred dollars eneh with the privilege
increasing the n capital required by the stockhold
amount exceeding hundred and fifty thousand dollar
the presn capital being the estimated value the steamboat
Day which brought into this coparnsrhp cash BY respective
OWNERS and for s they receive certificates OF shares in this
m stock OF hundred dollars each issued by the
matter named by tho President sealed with the OF tht
which certificate shall transferable pntc act before
Notary Puhc the stokhodr stockholders binding himself
act of eoartneshp and all rules regulations mad
and adopted IN thereof; all shall be
corded book oil transfers. to be kept for the the office
the
Articles. That the joint company eopartnership
constituted shall exist and continue the five
the ana from the first January eighteen hanret
and fifty two unless dissolved by the stockholders
be its
Article s. That the stockholders shall be
sponbe liable for loss damage the said
than the of the stock hold therein them
specivey
Article g. That the following named stockholders
the said entitled the
Of shares opposite their respectively having fully paid 70
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Iss SHERIFF'S SALE.
THIRD DsrR1cr Counrl MARLBOROUGH FARRELL CRED
oPNKwQRLEAssi ITORS. No. 1855.
UDY VIRTJJEOf and in obedience to an order of

THIRD DISTRICT 1e vs. HIS ohp
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order of
I'D sale, rendered january by the Honorable
nc Third District Court Of Newoean in the above entitled
will public suction the Rotunda Of the City
ST. louis between Charities and Royal
March 10 o'clock the creditors
: l.. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A VACANT SQUARE OF
GROUND situate and being in the Municipality No. Two OF this
Bunk
the Canal said squar
twenty ncusvely;
numbers inclnsiyey forming the whole
Bank streets number forming the Of M Bank and
Antoine number forming the sad Bank and M
nsdoe lots numbers eleven twelve and thirteen, with the
depths numbers and fourteen forming the whole front OF said
BaTnadotte street, numbers fourteen to eighteen
lying the Of Baudm and Bedoe steets Of
suMor nusey the
whole front Of said the NewCanal lot number
NewCanAl
depth
whole Antoine The whole Aer
according to plan drawn by Geo Dunbar
1sth II February s4s rights ways privileges
l. ALL THAT CERTAIN Tor OR PARCEL Of VACANT LAND
living being the Pass Christian Harrison county
adjoining S. Cak property having front South the Gulf Of
AeIoo half Arpant and extending back North eight
degrees West within parallel lines the depth arpen being
the fourth half of ent measuring from the Eastern side which
Nund in division Of lot of two Rrpents 'front.'.
8. ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL or LAND situate
Pass Christian, State and county aforesaid East Of the
Mexico apen extending back North twenty
rees within parallel lines the depth arents
hs hst half from the Eastern side, which
secondly
HOUSE in an unfinished state.
Negro Boy, slave WILEY, hbou years.
Surrendered BY said insolvent to his creditors: . - -
d mil IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHER.IFF,s SAFE.

s.. sgpe.s p,s,s Fl Is aIE
10y VIRTUE of decree rendered March 10.
1882 Hon. the sir'h judicial pa Court
s fs az
between Royal FRIDAY April 49, 1864 II
csTs Of Of
;ssa,s ri &.
s4s & & zp On tho s q laauary isss Deposited The
s e e.. e sn . ma G 4 Ks f sss let 5
inches on the side ne next f. eraS ,oTty0a tse.
oSs IoT 81 sRoSSb sss.r with al the
and in,psoyeen thereon aourse esg
Zee: 3 IF sn asn Y Gsa f s ss
sy linz. front ssa.ne .,.es between Edward and Estse
VIA a m cRoSp situated III. sui. suburb La
.ouiss fronting Constance street. beieon asee
sixty feet front Constance ''rss BY
4 CERTAIN sussa ne ,si . .ssu, H.. Ia
.aa MY s. ' ss ta a
asps ana ~ s
Sas hu ~e n and dis shares stock
Union Louisiana 9s .ssh w o,s Il r
secured e mortgage granted on the three iAs'
inpovements hereos suatsd designated Y No
New Lsvss LSa Ds ord and pes s
ana ie III esarus inches and lines front
ny assss sss
ns dssR Sa tas ~ sy ls ns s p 0
ss e s sssys ss,ss @
front Nsy svse street. Sy one hanaEe,
q ssssn s ss
division line Of lot No and twentyone feet inch and
lines On the line. KY
T. And smother ground designated by tbs No situated in n
adjoining the preceding lot and measuring fec
lines front by hnnde
and five feet eleven inches and SIX lines deep the division line of
inches lines depo
opposite and feet inch and one line
the whole English according plan drawn
Frederick Wilkinson Deputy Surveyor Gepn the 9th January
e4I buildings said three ot
Of ground. E.4.4l
2s shares Of the capital stock Of h
hundred doara ench which stock
lots ground and the build
ings thereon.
half paid f
Ton shares in the full paid. 90
TsRMThe shares stock ash the real estate as follows
cash tn balance payable III three equal at SIX
SALE Purchasers - CIV
their notes satisfactorily The
sold. f,l .F
before Adophe Maznreau Notary Public
Y N >fp - = w JAMES P. FRERET,
,nhss ana IA o. Sheriff Of Parish of Orleans.
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F es sa1aN A
by VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,
Orleans the above entitled will proceed 70 se AZ pns
auction the Rotunda of the City Exchange LOUIS netwea
certain lot ground situated in the suburb rsms OF this city
Benvle Streets designated BY tho Ne l. on pan en y ION
ana deposited he oaee # oyc Notary Public which said lot
the Of Bienyle and Teme Streets ad measarog N n
ep IRENE street together with the building, and
thereon rights ways seFstud and ynn
ssss th s TRES Bsck
Ga 1--WE cean lots lying being
and square as ho lot the above mentioned plan
front on Irene street. by 10 inches and lines III depth and Lot
% and In, front , on IRENE street By iass, ~
msns thereon rights sersil privileges there
wise arpertanns which buildings consist An
Seized in the above suit, ~ -
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FRERET
mhs3 APPS 10 20 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
SlERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH pIsJHIeT couE' MICHAEL GH1oN IS WIDOW P POS
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale tc
me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Orleans in the above cause will proceed 10 sell at public ac
Tie the City Exchange, ST. Louis street betwee'
Royal Streets MONDAY, April 5, 1854
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated Annunc,s,O
p city, forming the Felicity Road and Constance
measuring forty and inches front Felicity Road b.
feet and four inches in depth and front on Constance
TossthsF with thereon
HOUSE the Felicity Road and constanss and nd
9inng s san r9Sng Constance n SRoSG
| BUILDINGS.
Seized in The above suit ,, ON, .no,o Aha .,ov.
property tentatively sdjudae the highest and last bidder
SonS with goo ana Solvent ss per-
annum and special mortgage the sold until final
mhl7 ~ u apo Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NRwORLEANs. Ia. COMPTON AND VIM. g. KENDALL,
GARNISHEE. No 1885,
by VIRTUE of q writ of tieri facas to me
II by the Honorable Third District
leans in the above entitled will proceed sell at public auction
in the Rotnda the City Louis street. between Charities
Royal Streets MONDAY April 49, 1852, l2 O'Clock
TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITH ALL TIL BUILDINGS AND M
PROVEMENTS THEREON situated tho nbcnrg ST. Mary in the
square bounded BY Ga Common ST. Mark and ST. Mary streets
and designated by the numbers eleven twelve
twenty Number eleven inch
depth hundred and three five lines
The IMPROVEMENTS chnmodions BRICK WARE
HOUSE. about thirty feet wide by about hundred and twenty
intlepth
Seized in the above suit belonging TO defendant Kendall
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
mh1s II ~ Sheriff of the Parish of OrleslS
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
~ SHEKIFF7S SALE.
FivrH DsrRcr Rr1lTESTAniENTARY EXECUTORS OF L.
orNxwORLKAss. HILIGSB BERG AND AIS. Vi. SAMUEL

L. Ii
OF NxwORLKAss. HILIGSB BERG AND AIS SAMUEL
GNARTNEY.. No. 1894.
10y VIRTUE Of an alias writ of seizure and
sale directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court 81
Sew0lean the above entitled will proceed to sell at public
the Ronda the City Exchange St. Louis street
Charities and Royal Streets Apri3 1854 O'Clock
H.
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT GROUND St,
Mary in this city, the bounded by julia ST. John, Gro
st. Peter designated as lot number plan drawn
H. p6 Deputy the 9Th Of january
itsd in the office Of Ahe Chaea Notary Public this city, Said
bot according sad plan eight feet front ST. Potter
hundred and feet lnes
the toward Julia hundred and
nche. the side nearest Girod street and weneg feet
IN width in tho rear
Together with nil the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, apruenanees
thereof, and all the rights, ways, serviujes, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
TKRnsThs the last suction the above described
property WILDE deniyey the highest md last bidder
will bring twelve months credit purchaser furnishing
kond with and solvent security bearing eight
per special mortgage the property sold
hnal payment much satisfy panfs claim
The hundred dollars with the
hundred dollars from October $50
and two hundred dollars from April 90, 1851 till the day Of sale
protest suit; the balance
q purchaser viii the Of the four other
each Of the hundred dclr payable
October 1851 and the other two payable The 24h 1852
lis8 l55s.1. 4 JAMES p. FRERET,
mills ~ 81 ap3 Sheriff of the Parish Of Crleuas.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHENIFF 3 ISAIE.
sfcosP DsTaior couHF WIDOW o RTGiAMP ALFRED
HOY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable III Second District Court q Ne"
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell public
the Rotmda Exchange street.
charcs and Royal streets, SATURDAY, March ~ 1852,
O'Clock M.-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated this city, on Royal
between Duinate and ST.
feet front said Royal street, by hu and twenty deep
ether with the buildings asd thereon consisting
twosory brick house. with five hNlt the
twOsory brick house. with built in The
joining, and stables
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-lst The purchaser will the payment n
$4,000, dated the 10th day of May, 1851 payable
I'd And the balance the price adjudication payable cash the
| spot. JAMES P, FRERET,
| INF II ~ Shnt4N Of die Parh of Nrlsnn,
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VENTR DU CONSTABLE,

NENTR DU CONSTABLE,
sscoSor Jusr,eE Of PAN JoN brown CoRNEllus Coz
APPEAL BOND. No, 1854.
MsN VERTU dun writ de tier facias a moi
a ddressee pa lhoncrnbe j. L. wm!, econde Justice
m lrosse dOrdans, laAe ri,drsus ohrr
pnlgge Banks Arcade Magazine, Graer NacGz
JEuDl, $ Avrl, 1859, midi
LA PRoPETE SulyAN1E, saisi apartenante eer
sour Lewis Dlerkes: DEuX LOTS DE EE suts dnn h Seo
Municpnlie de Ii, cite Ia NouveeOritan iut
Feeie, Camp Orange Magazine dsgu6 par
plan dre6 lur W. T. Thompson Avr dGIos
dams rtpde de g. snger Notare Puoie plan ~
40
gnes de lace FitG pied pouces de arge lie
alice de 70 es dit lol lots no pe
ignes Ia lgue lie devise Dune alice de
5i peds pouces ct IA snes In igue qu vse du lot
LIE lot No. measure SO pieds ga ignes de face
Fee g psds peucs dams lie fond lee SeEsu l54
ct IA gne dc proiondeur In lne lie vs
e l&s peds SO gnes la ignc lie lot
toutes nnie!iorations qui sur les lita lbs
Saisis dams lafSire ci-lessus
tSr Conditions compliant. GEORGE +. PEARSON,
mh2 Constable,
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

IrVENUINE MEDTCINE WAREHUUSE, Mo-
~ 1t,l CH4R7R rs STREE7-JW WRIGHT co ID
to iad nHryast in deparnelt of their business srcd
WIN the r0petos and all the porun Patent Sei
ene' throughout the uuted States to KEEP constantly srpd
fresh aul
Prices by this they enabled for th
Purchasers the
any other city, thvIhg had mhuy
sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired
particular department on the most liberal
sly The tr"i at prices 40 exceedingly low, TINT The purchaser cnr.
handsome
sale retail a. tYe e.tnb shmrnt
ALL GEN uiNE PATENT MEDICINES The following list onuT nee
part Of their assortment pars in
at from twenty to twenty-five per than ar
| rem lar Drrp
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

In SECOND JusTcEs JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS co.,
COURT NEwoRLE lNS, LEWIS DlERKES, SECURITY ON
APPEAL BOND. No. 1854.
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of tieri facias to me
directed by the Hon j. L. Winter Second Justice OF the Pen
aud for the parish of Orleans viii sell W public sale Banks Ar
Magazine THURSDAY April 1882 the hour o'clock
tho following described a property .! deteun
Lewis Dierkes, to-wit:
Two TOTS OF GROUND situated in the Second Muuicpal, in
the city of Newtrtans tie comprised within Felicity Cgmp
Orange and Magazine streets and designated by the nos and
plan drawn by " r Ihompson the !3a April 1886 and deposited
the office of G. r. Suger, Notary, i5, Book
PansLot No. thirty inches six and oneird
lines front Felicity five inches the
alley twelve feet wide in said m and other lots by
hundred and eleven nrha lines the side
n dividing it from alley twelve feet ia width and hundred md
htonr feet eight inches and Onethr lines the line dividing
it from lot No. o. and the aforesaid lot No. thirty
inches nehri lines Felicity twenty
inches in the the aforesaid alley, cpt hundred
r feet eight nches and third lines the line dividing
from lot No. and hundred nd thiriy twoh
lines the line dividing it from lot Me- 10. together with all the
provenenis thereon.
Seized in the entitled III Terms OF sG cash.
lnh2 GEORGE f PEARSON, Constable.
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SHERIFFS SALE

II,
SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl SUCCESSION UF HELENA CATARINA
opNEwoRLRASs; MARIA BARLAGE, DIVORCED WFE OF
- JOHN kNAlpER.. No 41s6.
ERY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan.
rs 1852 to directed by the Hon the Second District
q IN the above entitled matter will proceed sell
e auction the Roiundn of the City Exchange
tween Charities AMI Royal Streets April 1851
O'Clock NJ '''' -
a CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GRot Nd, situate
Mary m the ooont Municipality this the
huod ST. Peter ST. John and Julia
f orS hve on plan drawn by H. Peie Deputy Surveyor
M january Ss5 and deposited the office Ache Chapea
Public Of This city; said lot has English twstyegt
seven inches seven hnts nnt said Go by depth
n, nearly parallel ci one hundred and and venyegt
eight inches and one line the together with the
privileges icreunto belonging appertaining
TEEasfonr hundred dolsrs cash, Of
JAMES p FEEKET
inhlG 70 APT II Sheriff Of The Parish of o,,,s.,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25
sHERIFF.s SALE.

FirrH DISTRICT CounT CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
., NswonanAss MRS Mr. INA AnGusTINE AUGUSTA pIIoN
10y VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court of New
suction the Rounda the City Exchange Louis street, between
Chartres and Royal Streets SATURDAY April 1852
LOT OF GROUND together with the buildings improvements
thereon and all the rights baure hereuno belonging
NE deeds sale and quiet measuring follows TO
The north public inches
and the river Enghen Port sreets running
parallel lines to Victory which has front of
bounded
below BY the property of Widow Aea having depth 9s4
Inches and lines the south ne the portion south the pn0c
read in front Of tho above described portion extend from said %
road to the river
improvement consisting oNE-SToRY FRAME HOUSE
AND KITCHEN, covered with shingles, fronting evee
TWOSrORY FRAME KITCHENS covered with shingles,
ing passage opening Victory street.
l. And hundred fifty SHARES Of the capital
eixns' Bank Of Louisiana, attached TO the said property
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
o. na u % apps Sheriff. the parish of Orleanr,