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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
ARR1vEE DE M. LABORDE,
CONSUL ESPAG MOL.

Hier, vers deux heures, nous avons
entendu me salve de yingt-un coups de
conon; c'etaient les artilleurs de Ia caser-
ne des Etats-Unis qui saldaient lie stea-
mer de guerre Epagnol lie Habanero, qu'
montait lie feuve, ayant a bord lie Gen.
sui espagnol, M. Laborde. Arrive en-
face des magasins a tabac, OH il a mouil-
Il, lie Hobanero a repondu par une salve
de 81 coups de canon au saIut quill await
reGu.
Une foule considerable Sc trouvait sur
la levee. Nous ne lot sommes pas
a,erGu q~u'elle ait manifesto des inten-
tons malveillantes vis-a-vis du Consul.
C'etait plutat la curiosite qui I'avait pous'
sec la. Dependant nous WI
quelques ~jeunes gems espagno|s qui,
probablement, venaient de debarqner,
.uiyis de queIques indiyidus arm6s de
sif1eta.
Nous n'avons pas besoin de dire cue
nous condamnons de semblable manifes-
~tations, qui maintiennent un etat d'irrita-
tien que nous voudrions voir Sc calmer.
VOLTA done Nj. Laborde reinstall6 dams
ses fonctions de Consul. Nous doutous fort
que ce soft l'homme qui convienne pour
retabIir entire les Etats. Unis ct PEspa-
gne l'harmonie qui, par suite des der
niers evenemens, await etc 81 gravement
compromise. M. Laborde nest pas
popnlaire a la Nile Orleans"
(Orleanais)
Que Mr.. Laborde soft, GU ne soft pas,
populaire a la Nouvelle-O Orleans F.; peu
importe. &c nest pas sur lui que dot
Sc reposer Ia RENE Isabelle pour main.
tenir Ia bonnie harmonic entire FEspagne
ct les Etats. Unis. Tn tel soin n'appar.
tent qu'au mandataire du cabinet de
Madrid pres de celui lie Washington, et
nous sommes persuade que Mr.. Calde-
ron de la Rarca n'abandonnerait pa
yolohtiers ce beau privilege a IN agea'
qui ma pas meme de c%aractere diploma
tique. M. I.aborde nest, en- effet, char
&c que de proteger ses nationaux ct d.
referer de SEES actes au Ministre accre-
dite pres de Ia puissance qui Went DE-
rsparer les torts de quelques homme'
egares.
Nous prions notre habile confrere d,
rOrlsanais d'accueillir avec bienveillan
&c la remarque que nous prenons i
iiberte de lui soumettre a Get egard.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

lie Times de Londrcs, du IL %janvier,
declare, an sujet de '%affaire dn Prome-
Meus, que lie gouvernement argIa's e1-
pri,nera au cabinet de Washington, en-
termes pleins de franchise, son regret
de l'incident qui a Gu lieu, et temoigne-
ra, dc la maniere la plus formclle, sa de
appreciation de la conduite de l'agres'
seur. II ny adonc pas de doute que cette
dificulte Sc termincra a l'amiable.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

assassine ct mourant dams ses bras; il fit
du desespoir ce Calpurnie, de celui des
Romans une Peinture admirable, ct init
FAR conclure que l'honneur d'inspirer de
tells pressentiments, de tells regrets, va
Iait bien qu'on lie payat de sa vie.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

6-Nous prions Honorable a. J. TO.
wEllde vouloir bien agreer nos remer-
cfmens de Fobligeancc qn'il a u de
nous enyoyer les rapports fats, a ). +.
10 Gouverneur Walker, par lie Conseil
des directeurs du Penitentiaire, lie IRE
.orier, pAdjudant-Genera ct llnge-
incur de PEtat de la Louisiana.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

ErNous sommes tres sensible q la
uouvelle preuve de souvenir que nous
ont donnse les galans officers dusteamer
CApDo, en- uous faisant parvenir plusieurs
i%ournaux de la NIle-Orleans.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

M. V. de rAcademie FRANCHISE, ne
Sc gene pas pour dire aux gems sa facon
de penser, ct il a quelquefois la ripos'e
as>ez aceree.
Un ex-pair de France, ancien collie
que de M. V. AL Luxembourg, ayant la
velleite de later dun ~fauteuil a FInstitut,
etait allie faire sa cour a pAcademicien,
qoi dcmanda au postulant quels etaient
ses titres.
Dam! repondit celui.ci, mes euvres
sont AL Moniteur, me trentaine de dis
cours go. Et puts e~nfin, je suis du bois
don't on fait les academiciens.
Eth bien! r6pliqua M. V. quand on
fera les academiciens de bois, vous y
pourrez pretendre.
[Charivari.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

G-Nous nous p~laisons a dire que lie stea.
mel RI CAMPBELL est enfn sort du Ba-
you. ct quill est en- &c moment daus les
eaux du MISSISSIPPI.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
CONGRESS.
SeANcE du 80 Janvier.

Senot.-Un bill decretant la construc-
ton dun phare a Sady-key, Ell Flo
ride, est lu trois fois ct adopte.
NJ. Bradbury introduit ua bill pour
changer ct amendcr lie systemic judiciai-
re des Etats-Unis. &c projet de loi'con-
fere aux Cours de District les memcs
pouvoirs ct la meme juridiction qu'aux
Cours de Circuit. II y aura n Cour
d'appel dams cha1ue District, ~laqueIle Sc
composera du Juge de Circuit de la
Cour Supreme ct des dif1erens JUICES de
District du Circuit.
NJ. Shields dcmande la prise en- con-
sideration de la resolution relative a s.
O:Brien, ct propose de la rempIacer par
une autre resolution.
LIE bill touchant l'indemnite mexicai-
ne, transmits par la chamhre, est refere
au comite de finances.
lie dsbat est repris sur les resolutions
relatives au compromis. M. McRea
prend la parole, puts la seance est levee.
Chambrc DIES Representans.-La cham
hrs vote lie bill a%ppropriant $4,000 Al"
transport des prisonniers americans.
lie reste de la seance est consacre a
7, d;scues;on do hills d'un interat local.
SeANcE du 80 Janvier.
Senat.-Rien de nouveau nj d'inte-
ressant dams cette seance.
Chambre DIES Reprssentans-Les conf
ties font leurs rapports, qui sout referes a
Ia chambre, constituee en- comite gene
raj.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15

On a cite deja plus dun bulletin
de vote fort excentrique. En- vo:ci en-
core quelques-uns qui pour venir tard, ne
sont peut-etre pas moins bons. A AIoxe.
petit village de Ia cote dor, OH SC reco|-
te lie Eamcux vim de Gordon, lc premier
billet qui sortit de l'urne dn scrntin ne
portrait aucun mot, mails il await Ia forme
du petit chapean de ~Fempcreur, ct
~I'electenr mysterienx await cole, All mi
lieu, une tetc ~couronnec, prise dams que)-
Que volume de l'histoirc de France. Est
&c IN presage, CONNIE ces figures de rois
oui s'eIevent de Ia chaudiere enchantec,
autour de laqnclIe dansent les sorcieres
de Macbeth?...
Tn electeur f,cetieux de la commune
d'Hem |Nord), posait, pour condition de
son vote afirmatif, In suppression de:
900 francs allouts a son cure pour Ia mes
SC base du dimanche.
II ssest prescnt6 dcs cas- OH les com
missions charg6es dn dfponiIlement d1
s~crutin, ont dc, non-seulem7nt apprtcier
mails interpreter ; c'est ainsi que Tune
d'elles a peut-etre francise une exc|ama'
ton don't jusqu'a present o dictionaries
ne font pas mention, en- decidant que |e
mot zm ! insert sur I'm bulletin, vouIai
dire !: non.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

BEAUTIFUL FIeURE.-Pain.ess were
employed to fresco the walls of magniii
cent cathedral; both stood on rude scat
folding constructed for the purpose, some
eighty feet from The floor.
One of them wes so intent upon h:s
work that he became wholly absorbed, and
in admiration stood off from the picturs.
gazing at j, with intense delight. Forget
ting where he was, he moved backward
slowly, surveying crilIcaily the work Of
his pencil, until he neared the very edge
of he plank upon which he stood.
At this critical moment his companion
turned suddenly, and, almost frozen with
horror, beheld his imminent peril; anolher
instant, and the enthusiast would be pre-
cipitaied upon the pavement beneath; If be
spoke to him, it was certain death--if be
held his peace, death was equally certain.
Suddenly he regnined his presence Of mind,
and seizing a wet brush flung il against the
wall, scattering the beautiful picture with
unsightly blotches Of coloring.
This action saved the life Of the artist,
who rushed forward in a vain endeayor i6
protect his painting from being delaced,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

home, but is warm and comfortable here.
There is no food there, but here is plenty
| to eat aud drink. don't wonder that you
like this place better than home, and am
sure would rather slay here.'
The drunken husband was COMPOUNDED.
fIe knew hot what 10 do or 10 cay. The
words of his wife smote him 10 the heart;
for she uttered a stunning rebuke that could
not be gainsaid. He felt choking sensa-
,ion, and his trembling knees bore heavily
against each other.
Sally he said alter pause, in an oil
tered and very earnest tone-l know its
more comfortable here than it is at home,
AMI intend staying there. Won't you go
with me and try and make it as comforta-
Bile as it used to bea The change is all my
fault, know; bu, it shall be my fault no
longer. Here, once and forever Isolemn-
ly pledge myself before God never again
TO drink the poison that has nude me more
than half brute, and beggared my poor
family. Come Sally! let US hurry away
from here, the very air .oppresses me-
Come, in Heavens name come? comep
Quickly, as il an electric shock had
started her, did Mrs Lyon spring from
her seat, as her husband uttered the last
word, and laid hold Of his arm with an ca.
ger grasp.
The Lord in heaven be praised!' she
said solemnly, Tor 1t is his work. Yes,
come! Let us go quickly. There will be
again light, and FIRE and food in our dwell.
ing. Our las, days may yet be our best
days.
Lifting each child from the floor, the
husband and wife left that den of misery
with as hasty steps as Christians when
they fed from The City Of Destruction.
The hopeful declaration Of Mrs Lyon
proved indeed true. There was soon light,
and food again in thai cheerless dwelling;
and the last days Of Ralph and his family
have proved TO be their bes, days. He
has never since tasted the tempting cup
and finds that it is very easy matter to
save one or two dollars week, and yet
live very comfortably.
The scene in The ale-house is never al.
luded to by either the husband or wife,
They take no pleasure in looking back-
preferring, rather, to look forward with
hope. When it is though. Of by either,
it is something as q man who has endured
a painful! operation to save his life, thinks
of the intense suffering he has endured
Grah0m's Magazine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
LIN ES.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT

The May sun sheds an amber light
On new-leaved woods and lawns between;
But she who, with a smile more bright,
Welcomed AMI watched the springing green,
Is in her grave,
Low in her grave.
The fair white blossoms of the wood
In groups beside the pathway stand;
But one, the gentle and the good,
Who cropped them with a fairer hand,
Is in her grave,
Low in her grave.
Upon the woodlands morning airs
The small birls' mingled notes and sung;
But she whose voice, more sweet than theirs,
Once bade me listen while they sung,
Is in her grave,
Low in her grave.
That music of the early year
Brings tears Of anguish to my eyes;
My heart aches when the flowers appear,
For then think of her who lies
Within her grave,
Low in her grave.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

There may be more water 10 q iiowin
stream only four feet deep. and containin
more force and more health, than in lsu<
len pool thirty yards to the bottoms.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

Praise when judiciously bestowed. tend
to encourage every one in the pursuit b
excellence.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

8 We may do very good action and rot
be good nun, but we cannot do a very III
one and moi be an i'll man.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

Genuine politeness is The firs,-born q
spring Of generosity and modes.y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

The first and worst Of all frauds Is Z
cheat oneself; and ell sin is easy alterih
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

The mercy Of men is 10 be just che ju>
tice women Is 10 be merciful.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
MOSES REANS.

"ANUFACTURER OF Doors AND SHOES, of all
kinds, two doors south of the Court House in
Inc shop formerly occupied by Andrew Mcbride,
Ravenna. =. ly 323.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07
WHOLE NUMBER 3e6

1921; Marion, i2,554; Wyandoi, i islce:
Crawford, 1871; Seneca, 27, ,f06; San
dusky, IA $40; Ottawa, 3.3lO- 95. .095. 8
10Th District -Sciotc, IS, 72s; Pike, l0.s
955; Lawrence. 1924; Gnllia, II .064i
jackson, l2,724; Ross, 80, ,084- Toe, SO
1Ith Dirtric,-Perry, 20,774; Athens, Is
2l7; ViDton, 1858; Fairfield, 3O,257|
Hooking, l4,llo-lIe.2so. I2lh Distrie
-Franklln, 42,86o; Licking, 35. .945
Pickaway, 2l,1l0--I02 1886. 13sh DID
trict--Morrow, go, ,240; Richland, SO,s
Huron. 26, ,2o3; Ere, s,57s -95 ,sss.
18th District-Lornin, 26,09i; Medinn
q. .433; WAYNE, 80. .045; Ashland, %.
s26-IO7, 1856. 18th District Tuscafuu
as, 81, 722; Holmes, 20,458; Coshocton,
t25,611; Knox, 2s,s70-l06,72k l6il
Disl,ict-Muskingum, 45,053; Morgan
81, 400; Washington, 26,sl2-95. .325.
ll7,h District--Belmont, "a 500; Guerll'
.sey, 25,474; Monroe, % .367; Noble, Is !,
96O-102, 400 lsth Foft1go,
"a. .3s7; Stark, 39.6Ss; Summit. q, ,4s1 =
9l.756. I9sh Dis,rio.--C Cuyatoga, 46,
105; Lake, 1868; Geauga, u, ,S23--60.
5s3, Goth Observation-Disclosures, p, ,767;
rrumbull, 50.56O; MahoniLg, %, ,733
5000. 2lst Districl-C Columbiana, 81.
Col; Jefferson, 1928; Carroll, II, 7,666,
Harrison, 20,460--l l00, $50.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Reps.
WILLIAM sMEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
mo. 63 ANEAC7,.
Supplementary to an act entitled Gan act for u
assessment and ia xation Of all property in ti,,>
state, and for leyying taxes thereon accordin;.
to it true value in money" passed April e
- 1889.
Sec. l. Be ii enacted By the Genero|
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, Thu
the real properly OF this State and tl'e
value thereof, as il stood upon the iax d.
plica.e Of The year one thousand eight bun
dred and fifty.one, with such additions fdr
new structures or otherwise, rs may Be
made to the same under the provisions Of
the "act for the assessment and taxation III
all property in this state, and for leyyint
taxes thereon according 10 its true value IN
money, passed the thirteenth day OF April
IN the year eighteen hundred and fifty -iwe
shall remain on the duplicate for taxa,io'
for all purposes thai are or mey berequiret
by law 10 be levied and collected, and ehe'
be taxed in the same manner and to Ii Z
same extent that other property is now 81
may be taxed al the place where such real
property is situated, until such Time as g
re,salunlion Of said real property shall! BE
act to which this IS supplementary.
See 2. That in any. county ofthis stale.
where il shall prove impractcable for ns-
SCISSORS to complete their assessments tor
the year eighteen hundred and hisy Two.
within the period limited IL the net 10, which
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

-TKnickerboker.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-07

AUDITOR s OrFIcE, PoRTAcE Co.
Ravennn, June 7, 1852.
! hereby certify that the foregoing are
true copies Of acts passed by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Ohio as certified 10 By
the Secretary of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Auditor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHERIFFs SALE.

rAFaS e ss THEIR CRED
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
ID 1nars alt 1862 directed By The Honorable the Third
S sass
davsr md SssbsS sro on goth March, 1854 l9
'i' CERTAIN VACANT LOT or GROUND
sros s e. &c p
q y s
Ps @ al Yo 81 so cs a Se Sc second sss Municipality Of
shis ety. oug Of ST Charles and Tsol Circle
ns z e. IL a. ass an
6 s Il e. 'ss IN 'ss as ss
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one sss On Camp
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situate s ID rsa
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The plan drawn
ssass ss ss sn
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1sa aa iy III Il nd n
81 ss s.s
ans 81 ~ H.
d, ss ss Sa On s s BY
latter eleven to seventeen inclnsiye each
& hsi ags a' en- pss
s @ e .ls as' ss sss
agt Rs5,s lines 81 American
srsa ii this State, numbered from five to twenty inclusive,
Isontins Plan y Baisssn
notary VI city
seaaoa ss a
s s nh S
maT ss ens hundred a1 we feet five inches and two lines
deep % Che eide Of lo number eight lots ten to eighteen
three number ten
ten eleven hundred and feet inches and
line the line between eleven and twelve hundred and thirty
dred and wo feet inches lines the line between lots
thirteen fourteen hundred and thirty feet SIX lines on the line
fifteen; hundred and feet
lines line between lots fifteen and sixteen
ss 1 sa onp @ M & an
three lines the line between lots seventeen and and one
est 70 Nyades street; number the Nayade
and vslnon and feet inches front
thirty front Nayades the follow
ing depths hundred and feet four inches the side
Of twenty adjoining lot nineeen hundred and forty feet
Ing % @ up 5 twenty S and Ind
and twenty and hundred and feet eleven
Square number two fy-two
inches and lines front Ovia street. two hundred and
front Joseph street and two hundred and eighty feet inch six
lines front on Nayades strent.
hundred seventy ST. Avid streets
inches and FIVE lines front ocva street Joseph
street and hundred md seventy feet front Green and ST. George
HENRY negro aged thirty years. good house and
SARAH, mnaso girl aged about twenty house
Ten shares Of stock in the Mechanics Association.
Surrendered by the nsoyents to their creditors.
fels % milo 20 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

+ LTNIMENTS.
Mustang I.inimvut,
Hewes's Nerve and Bone Liniment
Indian Vegetable Elixir
Hayes's Linlmsnt for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment,
Connell's Pain Extractor,
IDnlley's Pain Extractor,
.sudkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Military Ointment,
IConneil's Mixture,
Roach Bane,
Smiths panacea,
IHouck's Panacea,
Indian Panacea,
iChildren's Psnacea,
Gays Csnchalagua. ~
FEVER AND hGUE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
IMortimer's American Tonlr,
Indian Cholagogue, for Fever and
iGreen'p Fever md Aqua Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
Bachelors do. do,
Jnyne's do. do.
Dr.. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
Jayne's Espectorant,
Jaue's Hair Tonic,
Jnyne's Alternative,
Jane's Hair Dye.
Jayne's Carminatiye Balsam,
Jayne's Tonic Yermituge,
Jayue's Sanative Pills,
JAyne's Ague Pilla.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunters Pulmonary BGlsam,
Indian Nervine Balsam for fita,
lSpoin's Sick Headache Remedy
lSpohn's Elixir of Health,
, Mothers Relief,
I4ucihe Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Uterine catholicor,
lThompson's Eye Water,
Gra.isnbcrg Eye Lotion,
Olmstead's Eye Saiye,
French Clysmrs,
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy,
IStovo Narnish,
Bartine's Lotion,
ISpeed'. Electrical Febrifugs,
Jew David's Plasters,
f.inn's flasters,
IOil Tannin,
Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
lThompson's Tootbache Drops, to-!
Hair Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Paint Brushes,
French Liquid Blueing,
! Feather Busters, etc.
come of the loading articles, dealers
orders will be promptly supplied with
line not includri therein.
GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES
ippi. .
IhYNE,S MEDICINES, MOFFA1 s
IENIX BlTTERS, and WRIGii1'S
o terms. au2l d6W ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15

MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDl
lYA CINEs, 80 PoYDRAs STREET, worleans-Jos HufIf
respectfully inform The public generally TINT Nc haa tt
the Southern Branch Of the Empire Co. ms
store P0YDRAS STREET. and hhs hd up ~ con
expense the Patent Medicine business Having uhsn
passed facilities for supplying Dmggis and Dealers gfy w
every article this confidently scits an inspection oil MS h
and prices.
ar given to all who may favor him with
patronage.
The following only comprises part of his extensive
the Trade reasonable terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15
RAILWAYS MEDICArED SOAR
THE cRowNfNG ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LuXuRIANT HAIR


~ 151 CHARTRES EFT WRIGHT Co having eao ysd
10 stand unrhed in every department of their business at4e
with the all genuine popular Patent Sp
ciags throughout the bptsd States Keep constantly si1ed
prices By tins arrangement they enabled Inspection
OF purchasers the which
any other city Having had experience pure
sale OF Patent Medicines, they have
particular department the ibt
supply the trrdo prices exceedingly nuno
iAl 10 realize handsome his
sale or retail At ls!r establishment nly assortment of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The following list comp sea
part Of their assortment and be furnished
Mt rom twenty to cent cheaper than than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH DsrnIcT CouRT DOMINIQUE LANATAys.J w DoLBE
OF NkwORLKANs. II No. 1910.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and snl

U1 VIRTUE OF writ OF seizure and SALE
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District New
IN the above entitled j. L. Lewis late Sheriff. by
late Sheriff transferred will proceed TO sell ut public auction
IN The Rounda of the City Exchange street between Cha
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate lying and IL
ing u the suburb Annnneiaton, designated lots numbers
na Sgr m square number thirty bounded by Soils Tha Mpomn
sn Mannsel streets said lots measuring each thirty
Soils street by depth between parallel lines Of
twenty feet inches and two neslot forming
corner Of Soils and Thaia streets.
FOUR OTHER LOTS OF GROUND the same su,r,
aesged as lots numbers one two three and four square
twenty bounded By Soils Thaa Eiato, aune
division line of suburb lacourse said lots measuring follows
Lots numbers lo,) three
front on Soils street. by depth between parallel lines
and twenty inches lines number
thirty nehes Soils street
aud twentyx feet inches and lines line
aFnter three; hundred and twenty nine feet
inns on the division line Of suburb iacohrse and sixty r
and two lines the rearl line.
The whole American and agreeahy drawn
Dunbar, surveyor the Second Municipality, April
snd deposited in the office of A. Mazureau notary public vii
s and singular the buildings and Improvements thereon all
rights privileges advantages eu
ng or many wise appestanne Lots numbers three
Of square number thirty lots grounds lots
snd two OF number twenty nine have each
ground. - ~
Seized in the above suit.
iefns cash, JAMES p. FREREr,
teie y mi2 " Sheriff of the Parish Of Orieane
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SHERIFFeS SALE

Third DsTRIcr couRrIl LouVREE AND AIS vs. LEON DEN
OF NkwoRLsAss. merry, (FoR A FORCED SURRENDER. 81,
No. 1914.
RE VIRTUE of three orders of sale rendered
- February ~ % aud vs. lS2 directed, llouora
the Third District Court of Neworcans entitled matter
viii proceed to sell nj public auction WEDNESDAY,, March
II o'clock Nj, the No
tween ST. Philip and Ursulmu
/. LOT OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
>. THE uNEXPlRED TERM OF TIE LEASE OF SAID STORE
ending the 3l October 1855 at the $1,000 per aun SIS
month.
Trms-For the Clothing, cNsh tn ,ot Lease III
purchaser will the such portion thereof nuy o-a
himself ,opay according to The term. OF said lease and the surplus
cash. and bond with
Sync, for the punual compliance with The the adjudication
JAMES T. FRERET,
mhSS Ia II Sheriff the Parrish O Orleans.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY

Ihe attention of Merchants and called III. BROOH
LfN FlREPRooF WAREHOUSES tie Point opposite SswG
% for the receipt OF Produce from the W Mshlnde irn
The North intended for ehlmsn Having
RIVER with whArves in oa, Of the Wshop whb Goods rIs
immediately conveyed without weather mn,
PIE room will be found for the sehaginf loading
ships Charges fixed al low
accommodation o1scd shipper IN ha 40
edry being the wish OF the Company equal he
The Atlantic Dock, of NewYork.
Persons interested the ART invited IN
visit the prenlsas '''' w
~ oG'S NStne Of Naesins AID La! Nswrleass
~ 7, J CASEY, SrsTrts,r.
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