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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
The Burning of the Henry Clay.

The burning of the Henry Clay. on the North
River. is one of the most shocking affairs that
ever occurred even in this country of disasters
BY steam. 1t is shocking IN the aggregate, and
horrible in the details, which one cannot read
without sensations almost awful as If he were
in the midst of the scenes described. The loss
nf some sixty or seventy lives under circumstan
ccs that indicate state of things that is liable to
make victims Of all travellers ought not only to
excite our horror, but to cause such action as
shall at least lead to the punishment of men who
are in fact. Whatever they may be IN intention
worse than nssassins-wholesale murdererF, who
send human beings TO their last account IN
patches" TO use the term Of the Revolutionary
Tribunal, the only body which they can be fair
" compared with. There is not d single exten
uating circumstance IN the case of the Henry
Clay All the facts make with the most definite
sternness against the owners ana officers of thal
wre,ched vessel Itappears that she was racing
with the Armenia the object Being to pick up
passengers at the various stopping places on the
river. and that the race was not incident Of the
trip she was on. but was Il custom with her,
SEQ cs of lives being daily perlled in order that
a few unprncipled sconndres might make large
dividends on their capital 1t appears that the
owners of the steamer were not only cocnizam
of this diabohcal practice. but encouraged It by
sending on board or allowing TO be sent on
board, combusthles that could be used in large
committees for no Other purnose than 70 tend n
immense SLAUGHTER IN VAST uphnnniness If an
nears that the officers of the boat wore ro,nons.
rated with Inv passengers who saw tho dancer
that was incurred and who could oct no sattsfc-
lion As 4 to can the climax. In crown all
with an act of absorditv that was lnlirro,slv
horrible under all the circumstance. the com.
mand yas oiven In mn the boat ashore in the
face of NE wind. which Of course blow the
f,,ne into conA,cr,t,on and DESTROYED an the
chances that the more bolnless of The Messengers
4 tho women ana child.en- ,ni,bt have of SAY.
ina their lives and ,n,tarioilv retucing those ~
mon Follv and s,uniditv cnronletod the w,,rl,
winch ro,,ierv md nyarire had So dcvilsbly com
,nonrs1
And now what i 10 no dome about all Tins ,
Arc tho rntIi,rs win, caused ali his ,,isor, nov,
80 ho allo,..J II, o,;,,,. ,l,,;r ,ll ,,,,,,, = In,
- ~. ,g.,e..,,,,r,i y' y. d..
-. -, ~, ~ L., - ~ ny. -,
t,,,,i,ars a,,r,i,,,, g.. 80. h., y. 40, III, ~,
~ 80 s,' -. h.,, 49,, h'y III,
n.,rl ,'l - ,.a, b,.l'r ~.
canssJ ,I,o Xxx ~, s,or, ,b,,, ,, ,i.r,
i,-e. tro,,b s,.,,',,, a,,,d anil, ,..,l,.,,,,,.
,or ~ t5o,~ I,'irs, n, ,a,e, ,3 ,,- an ,', .,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

Free Colored Contention .nobJed BALTI-
MORE, July IA convention Of delegates Of
free colored people of Maryland. to consult on
removal to Liberia was in session to-day There
was great excitement against them, among
the lower classes of negroes, and the hall was
mobbed outside. The members of the Conven-
ton were protected from assault by the police.
Several, however, were caught and beaten, a
mong whom was Rev. Darius Stokes. Some
arrangements were made. All the counties in
the State were largely represented. The organ
cation was completed, and the Convention ad-
iourned till tomorrow morning. Mr. Didier who
was wounded IN riot Saturday night is said to
be still in critical condition, though slightly
improved. One of the rioters is also reported in
dangerous condition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
A "Reminiscences OF Gen. jackson
and Gen. Scott.

A Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
journal of Commerce says:
ain March, 1870. Gen. Jackson succeeded to
he Presidency Between Gen. Scott and Gen.
Jackson there had been personal difficulties dat
ing as far back as the year 1875.
"a, an early stage of the new administration,
Gen. Scott called at the office of the Secretary
of War Gen. John u. Eaton-and rendered
to him his resignation, as Major General IN the
Army.
Gen. eaton, very cool. considerate man
and friendly to Gen. Scott. begged to remon-
strate against this procedure.
"Gen. Scott was, however bent upon his pur-
pose aud he added to his explanation, that his
family were In Europe, AID that he was about to
20 ont to Join them, aud should be absent some
months, perhaps year.
"Gen Eaton then requested Gen. Scott to re-
main in the city, and to call upon him the next
day.
" Gen. Eaton went to President jackson, and
informed hiIn of the interview and that General
Scott had rendered his resignation Gen. Jack
son replied " ! suppose Gen Scott thinks that
on account of old difficulties between us. am
unirendly To him-whcli is not the cnso-and
therefore he wishes to resign. Now Mr.. Sec
Rotary do what you please in the mntier. but
treat Gen. Scott precisely in the same manner
and with the same consideration, ms If moth IN z
had ever passed between him aud me-
"Thc next day Gen. Scott called at the War
office. and Gen. Eaton informed him that. as be
wished to 60 20 Europe. he tthe Secretary would
give hlm furlourh Of twelve months. Gen.
Scott accepted 1t. but still left his resignation
in the hants OF the Secretary, to be accepted or
not.
"Gen. Scott went TO Europe Amer about
ten months absence he returned to New Nok.-
] From that city he addressed a letter to Gen. In
ton, Secretary of War, thanking him for his
courtesy, and expressing a desire TO withdraw
hs resignation General Eaton replied. send.
ing him his letter Of resignation, and saying that
he was much grauied that an officer who had
conferred so much honor upon the service had
determined 70 remain IN u.
" II was, Of course, in the power Of Gen. Ea-
/ ton, at any time, while the resignation was in
his hands, to endorse hi- name upon It and that
would have put an end TO Gen. SCOTS military
career"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
Gen. Scott and the Union.

At Meeting in Castle Garden. New York,
in February, 1850, while Mr.. Clys compromise
resolutions wore pending, several months be-
fore General Taylor's death, General Scott hap
pened to be present, and being called upon with
out previous notice, thus spoke:
Felton, citizens-Your kind greeting fills me
with the deepest emotions. came here not pX-
pccing to take more than stand IN some cor
ner of the great hail 70 witness the proceedings
Some kind friend discovered me below, or
should not have stood in this conspicuous place.
did not expect TO address one word to this
meeting. | see before me much Of the intolli-
gence, responsibility, and sterling worth of this
great city, assembled here for the purpose OF
supporting our great Union of which am an
humb friend and servant
do not call myself citizen Of the North of
the South, OF the East, or of the West; but |
have served the Union for forty odd years. aud
feel myself a citizen Of every part Of Il; aud
Whatever life aud strength have shall he deso-
ted to It's preservation Feeling that 1t was III
jeopardy, and that this meeting had assembled
to promote harmony and preserve the Union,
came here and return You my thinks for the
kindness with which you have welcomed me-
am not an abotiouist nor an advocate OF
slavery. | came not here as democrat or a
Wing. have attended no party meeting in
forty two years. But when the cry is that the
Union Is IN danger, and rally is made to sup
port it. would have been coward and rec
re3nt If had not also rallied
OF whatever value may be the reminder Of
my life land none sets more value on It than
do,l ! would give It IN support Of the Union.
hope may not live to see It's dissolution but
if unable to avert its fate, would be buried be-
meath it's ruins.
am chained with the good feeling and UNI
versal patriotism which this meeting has OK
hlbited and God grant that YOU may tevisi
some plan TO save thnt Union TO which We all, il
heart aud soul, are so much attached
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

Tho T,acki,,rs orn greof lesson The Louis
vile Journal makes the following forcible OBJ.
sery,tions in REGARD 10 the detraction wi.h which
onr pnhhc mon ARE bpt too commonly assailed m
,heir lifatima:
II il true that Henry Claws death has disarr,.
ed his politlcal foes. bun bis glorious life should
have dis,rmed them. There were m bis life "A
tbous,ud deeds that should have called forth from
,bop NJ Amercin citizens admiration rever-
cn,c opnlause and rr,fitude but thorn v,.s
brlo ,lse i'm ms doofb Than the calm and ,oaco
FIJI rofnrn Of dust IN dust
For moro thnn "a ouartor of n con,nrv AR CLAW
was the mos, 6orceiv abused man and the most
incess,u,lv abused man that ever lived i'm ,b,s
co,ntrv No other tom twenty mr. Ghv mon
were 50 much abnsedas he Tbronohout nearly
tbo be.rrnp of ,,snea,i9n. nnroberless CHARGES
for which If ihev had boon frle he ,you'd \ ,,e
daser,al to b. bn,taa ont fr,n, nll iu,,,,p s,ci
oty we're brourbt arain-t INN, and daily roitor,
tod ,rain., bin by The whole handed m. ID aud
bv almost the whole banded masses Of one of the
.,ro,, ooii,icsl p,-t,es of ms conptrv And po,.
1l tbs cbar,e. 81, fsrocio.,.lv asserted AMI 3D.
oh..,n,.slv psr-evered in cb,rres which nearly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

The Cholera. A private letter received at Al
bany on Tuesday, states that the cholera has
broken out at Buffalo. We heard the same state
ment at Niagara on Wednesday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

Bsnneifs Land Bill. The last Of the schemes
Of the land spectators has failed in the House,
and the prospect Is fair that the Senate will now
pass Benefits bill. Good, il true.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

.1nother letter from General Scott. The Pitts
burgh Gazette publishes the following letter
written in answer TO letter inviting him TO the
great Scott Convention for Western Ponnsylva-
MIA, held in that city, on the 2uth of Aug 1851,
aud was published among the proceedings OF
the meeting;
WAsHTNGToN, Aug. g, 1851.
GtNTLEMEN: have received your most
complimentary invitation to meet you and other
friends at Pittsburgh, on the 10Th instant
THIS IS an invitation extremely difficult 10 re-
slst and if 1t were possible or rather proper for
me, considering my position. to accept, should
certainly be IA the midst Of you at the time you
appoint; for | truly believe there is not por-
ton OF America more remarkable for strong
arms and warm hearts, ever ready in the cause
of their country and friends, than the region OF
Western Pennsylvania
With thousands Of my countrymcn. native
and adopted, of that region have eNchanged
the warm grasp Of friendship, and with thou.
sands as brothers, have troJ The battle fields Of
Mexico, and received their shouts of victory
My heart, therefore, viii be with the meeting OF
the 10Th instant. ! remain, gentlemen
Your friend and fellow citizen,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Messrs. T. J. BIoHAM, sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
dIstrIbuted as foIIows, VA:

TIE Pubic LlSDs.-fhe Land Bill, intro
duced in Congress by Mr. Bennett, makes the
following grants to different States, for aid IN the
construction OF Railroads
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05


0F@For another eloquent and just tribute to
the character Of Winfield Scott. see the speech
of Hon John C. Spencer, on the first page.
c. The death Of Mr.. Speed, oy the burning
Of the Henry Clay, has caused great regret at
Baltimore. He was prominent member Of the
bar, and enjoyed highly lucrative practice. He
took an influential part in sustaining the State
credit, was generally recognized as an able wri-
er, and would have been the wing candidate for
Governor.
~ The Hon. John T. Champion, British
Minister went to Marshfeld recently. lie will
be the guest Of Mr. Webster for several days.
Dr. Ilasey, formerly Of New Jersey, and a
surgeon in the American Army during the Mex
lean war, died a short time since IN Vicksburg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
For the Presidential Campaign,
1882

The Waterman g. State Journal will be fur
nished in packets of 10 or more, to one address,
from July l. to Dec 81, 1852, for so cents for the
sir nonfhs -pavnble in advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05

he hummer OF acres appropriated 10 the old
States is as follows, for education, &c
.Stdies. Senator's and Rms M If 9cr,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-05
Washington County.

The Wings Of Washington County are invi-
ted to meet in County Convention at the Court
House in Montpelier, on Saturday, the 9Th Of
August next, at u o'clock a. NJ, to nominate a
ticket for county officers, and prepare for the
coming election.
WIN. r. BURNHAM,)
]. W. ELLIS, County Com.
F.A. WRIGHT,
July 90. 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-06
SHERIFFS SALE


FOURTH DISTRICT CoURTl a. A. PARDO J. ROAIER
orISkWOnLkANs. ii No. 1910.
ny VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable Newfrlenns
Y me above entitled will public auction in
@ otuIda OF the City Exchange ST. Louis
and Ts Rsya streets On i AZ Ap
IRENE the First Municipality of Neworras the square bounded
p humane ST. Ann Toni and Rocbeblv streets designate, by
le numbers si1tysf sixty and according to un
drawn By l. Brings dated November . and deposied in Tie
once OF y foock then Notary Public OF ts numbers
,su na ayssysn measuring each ee
deep and lot number sistyght feet five ncs
lines deep, ' ~ N' ''" "'ensa anu 'out
Together with all RIGHTS AND ApruRTENANCEs ,b,so
belonging " = '-''f 'here"ho
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FREpET
mh21 APT II 81 Sheriff of tSs Poi.h ~ tSI,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

THIRD ceuar IPEYRoUx ARcUEIL co, J. H b
Nxw0RLRASs. tlMORT0N.-Fl. FA. IN FAVOR OF Ira
-. WALToN, SUBRoGATED, etc. mo. ll,4ss.
10y VIRTUE of writ of fieri faoias to me
by Dstrict Court Of New
Orleans In the above entitled will 70 sell Pnse ans
in the Rotunda Of the City Exchange St ous see
hartre and Royal SATURDAY April a. 1884, al IL
o'clock NJ
GROUND, together with the buildings snd improve
thereon situate in the suburb AM unaion forming the corner oil
Magazine
street. and feet desg front on Orange
The handsome TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING with and gallery containing Hall and two Par
rWo STORY House gallery containing with
Pantry and Also, TWO STORY WOODEN KITCHEN
al Another LOT GROUND together with the buildings
thereon suburb ard adjoining
measuring FIVE feet front Orange street and running depth
forty The buildings consist Of CARRIAGE HOUSE and other
uuth houses.
Seized in the above snit
Terms the spot JAMES P. FRERET
mhq4 ap9 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERTFE,a SALE

s.ru c0unr fsgccg SION OF THE LATE
DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered March Is,
I'd 1854 directed w the Hon the sixth ieial District Conr.
ss s,s IL u sss sfss @ ss e :
bsswssn FRIDAY, April IS issa
OF o with til. building.
Sa ;,.s,s 4. s
drawn 81 G Hps on tie sist January iss dspesed s
cesy then Mo,a, 4 a,a .s sa T. "a.
,s sI s ss s s ns1 at.
e 4; n 81 81 s ssoSs ,ssss.r with i. tn. building.
shsrson Laeourss
% = II a. (. s R IT f.. %p ss nd
,s Line, O. Edward war and E,s
Rss nf; a. ssc1sp Situated in n. sal. suburb
having measure, .sy street BY
= ns'ss al The
sss.s e .;ss
sSs N dspsh, thirty all Eos.h
S. sasasd ma IS capital stock
Unon B.nl Of Louisiana q hundred dollar each whch stock
s... ~ sGs with
e. ss ss% ass' nssI iss
s sss fss and and s as. 1
s s9 S feet n inches ~ and half
sDd Two hnss line.
se: y on me s e as .psa v
= o No eleven deep
Line Of lot No. and feet inch and
Eneso n the line.
T. ground designated the g.
se adjoining preceding and
hfee nes street.
snd inches and lines the division line Of lot
No. eleven inches and lines
opposite division line and twenons feet inch and line
the whole English according
Frederick Wknson Deputy General January,
1871 together with the budnga improvements said three lots
81 ground. ..,
hundred and twenty-five as hares the capital stock Of The
hundred dollars EACH which stock
BY mortgage three ground and the build
ings thereon.
hall paid.
Ten In the full psd.
TsnAThs shares Of stock ,a: and the real estate q follows
months rom the day sale Purchasers to give
their satisfactorily endorsed and special mortgage on the property
sold. & ..-..,- a., i
80 f1 = - JAMES P. FRERET
= rshss ana is % Sheriff Of Parish Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SALE

srcosp psrnIer couRrlIGusTAvE TouRNADE vs.. EUGENE
DW ' W2sm1Hs MCCARTHY. No. 43ba.
Ky VIRTUE Of q writ of fieri facias to me
i d'ssed BY the Honorable the Second District Court of Nrwr
.s NE above entitled by parties vii, pr
" M az public auction, in the Roundn the CITY
isss 81 between chaes and Royal Streets TUESDAY Nav
a. certain vacant LOT OF GROUND stuae ianbourg
ftsna Josephine Paqaemine and ST. Andrew streets M
y '1e number twenty nine plan by BENZ Buon Sur
On me 2o January is4 deposited in the Office :,
on mS a measuring thirty In
Seized in the above suit " ' '.'e'
Terms cash on the spot JAMES d rprprr
ap3 Is % my4 Sheriff of the Pa,,h ~ n,i,
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SHERJFFS SALE

Eogs,s Dss,ss oeuarM GULF L eurTARD..
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of pluries feri facias
e me directed BY ss Henorabs hs Fourth Dc; Court Of
suutou THURSDAY April 1884, o'clock the
q ~ City Exchange st. Louis street, between Chas and Royal
The undivided half GROUND situate in this city in
deIsnAtad by No and being
% s one inch and @ Line. non
Ton street and hundred and twenty inches
o. the other line and feet the ne Said lot ground
duste the bounded by Crondeet walk Peter
ncchsbsve stsest together with buildings thereon consisting
Onesoy Frame House, half burnt shed good condition.
seisad In the aboys suit =
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P, FRERET,
mis- Is ~ sp0 Sheriff Of the Pariah d 0rean.,
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THIRD couRrIlG ADAMS, yR sYNpIC ETC, JOHN
GATED IocoMB RICHARDS 4 c6; y SANE aka Wal,
LEANS, No. 1883 OLD DOCKET. No. ll,all, p c.
DY VIRTUE of two writs of ieri facias to me
directed by the Hon the Third and Fifth District Courts New
Orleans in the above entitled will to sell public
Chares Royal MONDAY Apras O'clock
J.. ALOT OF GROUND, together with the BUILDINGS AND I'M
PROYEMENS thereon situate the suburb Annuneaon forming
the Of Magazine and Orange Streets measuring fifty feet front
Magazine by hundred and twenty front
Orange r
The BUILDINGS consist of ONE HANDSOME T1Ho-STOFtY
FRAME DWELLING with front Gallery, containing Hall
Parlors the story, story
adjoining TWOST0RY HOUSE, with Gallery, containing
four Rooms with Pantry and Bath Room Also, TWoSToRY
WOODEN KITCHEN, containing four Rooms
ANOTHER LOT or GROUND, together with the BUILDINGS
AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon adjoining
he measuring five street. running
depth and feet where wdens fifty feet
. further depth of forty feet.
The BUILDINGS cona of CARRIAGE HOUSE and other OUT
BUILDINGS.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
nh2s apps Is 96 Sheriff Of the Parish o Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Srnsr DsTncr couRrI!A T @ vs. IHoS.
GARNISEIEE. No 1893
by VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
- directed BY the Honorable District Newor-
will sell public auction
the the Exchange ST. Louis street. between Charities
and ROYAL streets April 1854 u o'clock
TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITH THE BUILDINGS AND I'M
pROyEMENTS THEREON situated the fanboug the
square BY ray Common St. Mark and St. Mary streets
eleven feet inch
Mark street Said lots each other and have
depth Of three lines.
The IMPROVEMENTS large WARE
HOUSE, thirty feet wide by about hundred
indepth.
sefsed the above suit belonging defendant Kendall
cash the JAMES p, FRERET,
NH Sheriff o he Of Orleans,
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SHERIFPs SALE,

FousrH Dfs1aicr CouAr ROBERTSON AND ALs JOHN
O,FswoaIrA s.s,u PEhBERToN sUBRosATED, DENIS
pY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias to me
directed s By The Honorable the Fourth District Court
on Iii the Rounda Of the City Exchange ST. street
Charities and Royal streets MONDAY April H. 1883 II O'Clock
NJ 1875
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Municipality No. One of this city
beng lot number one in number
r On the sth q Nay 1919 deposited Office of
q 81 Peter and St. Claude having, measure
BET three inches front on ST. Claude street. by depth st.
Peter street Of ona hundred nj twenty feet. - ~
Together with all the AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
ssnsistng Of a TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE 'FRONT.' RRIfE
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES ''
Seized In the above belonging
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET
mhl2 % ap2 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
SECOND DsrRcT CouRrI SUCCESSION HELENA CATHARINA
orNzwoALKANs. MARIA BARLAGE, DIVORCED WIFE OF
JOHN KNAIPER. No. 47s6
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered Jan.
49, 1852 directed by the Hon District Court
IN The sboys entitled matter viii pun.
tween chare' and Royal Streets SATURDAY April 1854
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND :Ituas In suburb S.
Mary the Second Municipality Of this the square BY
od 81 Peter St. John and Julia designated
s ss oyhvs s q plsa drawn BY L Ps osrp
Public Of this city, said lot ha Eng measure fse
seven inches lines front rad ru street. depth
lines nearly parallel Of hundred and
eight neh and one Line in the together with the rights ways
IERsFour hundred dolrs cash. e Of ous
year. JAMES P, FRERET.
mhl6 rs apTl7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SHERIFFoS SALE

SHER1FF'S SALE.
FIFTH DsTaIor @ M OF THE LATE JOHN
RY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
March 1882 to directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
Court NewOeans proceed
sell public auction TUESDAY, April 49, 1852
for Of said succession the premises situate
street between Religious St. John the Streets
| cipality Nc. Two Of this city
Crockery Kitchen Utensils etc., inventory file
and Of which copy will be exhibited the time place
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mh27 ap3 IL Sheriff of the Paysh NJ ORLEANS
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SHERIFFS SALE,

o w. GO ~ Y COOK
RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
: directed by hs Honorable The Third District
Ro,anda q ths cy Esshsng 81 Louis
hoyn street, on THURSDAY April 80 1852 at 10 o'clock
AZ the right title and interest F. W. G. consisting the
undivided thirds Of the following PROPERTY to VIII
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND hitated in the Municipality No Two
n maCag se one tive five eight
and Martin streets Said lots adon each other
lot number forming the Of Clara Caope sta
feet four nhes and three lines one
hundred and wentysix feet lines in depth and
gn, each 1--WE fee. front Clara
hsdn Arehitsst the cath April 1850 deposited
VS. Use = Ferry Notary together with all the buildings
And on the me day. at the hour OF p ST. on
'as bemse mnats AZ tho corner Of Calope
uhE oAkuM MANTFAcToRY consisting oakum Steam En-
Seized in the above N'
Terms cash on the spot
=. JAMES p. FRERET,
uino APPS ~ ~ Sheriff of the of Orleans