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Dsniol webst or Dead.

A gentleman in our village last evening
states qtl,aI 1.-THE Telegraph reports ihe
death Of Daniel Webster, at Marsbfeld,
Macs. ,on the 24ih inst.8 at a. lille after
three o'clock, am, Of fsaid day. iaoaHl
G Agseat minded man has gone TO his
account We regret we cannot say
i good man, but thegsleelings which she
solemn scenes Of dealh1swaken, though
,hey should bury animosities, can never
Justify salsehood. We cannot remember
inths great mnn dead, evidence ofa con-
sisten, public csreen whileiifnoi grossly
belied, bis private ilfe was tainied,by gross
vices. tits nolo in tho ordinary scn'i-
i. ment Of mankind 10 Il separate giant
intellect from the love andrespsci which
Belongs TO- true greatness. The blaze
and dazzle of.giorious and great gifts Of
,eloquanee and mental j. power have 20 100
generally caused selfish. uupairlopc
:sdnd vicious career 70 lbe overlooked in
the awe aud 1admiratiepr which such
gifts lidspires slthas beenwelisaf Ahat
2 saThe evil that men do lives after 'hem'p
( And ,houaands viii end in The Statesman pa
ship Of Daniel Webster an excuse to sac "a ?
T. = -
'orifce country at the shrine Of pammon,
20 bend their intellect 10 the serviceloi
class interests instead Of that of q people
aud 10 look colaly on alllseffoltscf a
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tinguished orators and sta,esmenfof the
county, TburTnevef heard one which
struck US, under the circumstances, as
superior 10 this. Gen. Scott Is 4 very
able man--psle as an orator as be is asa
soldier" ii1roo 6a'riais 58iis-r usa-tf
Mark il: "Tn poin, of composition,
choice Of matter and warmths dHeciness
and eloquence of manner, such as we
have rarely listened ,c.n Good beayens!
The next draf6ricaI gem from the same
lips 10 which we call attention is this.
The General was called out OF bis bed at
Gsnollion on The Ohio River, and, ap-
pearing in his night clothes, remarked:A
My lconn,rymen--I lave, for the FIRST
time in my life, been caught with my
breecbes down. (CheerS.)o Faiigued
with the exerilons Of the day, and sup
posing thatfin the quieinessrof the night
I should not be called upon by my coun-
trymen, | had undressed and retired TO
my bed. I was suddenly awakened,
with the news that the people Of Carroll.
ton desired to see and hear all old soldier
Tremendous cheering.) To rise at any
houris no hardshipio me, but really, ]
think my appearance before you, in gown
and slippers, not very becoming. taugb-
ter and .cheers) Allow mo 10 thank you
for your kindness, and 10 assure you that
nothing can be more gratifying 10 The
feelings Of an old soldier than such hearty
greeting as you have exhibited towards
me tonight. May God bless you.
We will only say in regard to The above
that he General has furnished graphic
and expressive description Of the position
in which he now finds himself standing
as the candidate Of the whig patty
Toledo Republican.
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N,.ai4A %hNtte W 4 y 4,ttAsts ~ 3.fyt y g
county in h9r hour Of difficult
iyyperil and danger 70 rglqyI in, her der
fqsls, and snecr at her 1iripmpbs,qt the
bidding and gfonthe payhof a selfish qatis-
tocracy. Theemoss unlimited memal
greatness, however ,scan never remuuer
ale Or apologize in a Statesman for the
want Of Patrioiism,fSr lhe defect otsgnpar
thy wilA hiscqunlry's wrongs, and fpF The
ready sale Of bis conscience and iniellec;
tothe oppressor 10 sustain his oppres,
sions. like his prototype, Burke, Daniel
WSpsie' gaiimHiae Ana aaiilld sii .Hsaal
"Tbo' born for anempre, narrowed hIa mind, .e
And 20 class Interests gave up what was meant for
But he lis gone, and his acts, deeds, and
life, as Wen as his fSme are the proper
care ofprospetlty; no dopb. he wilt te-
ceiye that justice which the Judgment Of
time visits. alike upon the good and syil
Of the great men of the race. a.'i le9
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Railroad Meeting.

A meeting in relation to the location
Of lie Dayton and Michigan Railroad, aud
for other Railroad business was held,
pursuant to notice, inthe ,Court house at
Kalida, on Wednesday, October 81, 1852.
On motion, DR. g. M. GODFREY
WIS called 10 lbe Chair, and H,J,BEH-
MER, ,dappoin,ed Secreiafy.dm.i 3Jo1t
HOn motion Of T. R. Mcclure, Esq, a
committee of three we're appointed by
the Chair 10 attend The Railroad Conveh-
lion TO be held al Piqua on The 9th Nov
ernber next. The Chair named Messrs.
T. R. Nc Clure, George Skinner, and
Hiram Sarber. z, = tais9l s. t's'i ola
The Committee reported the following
names Of Delegates, which report was
received and unanimously adopled:--
Messrs. c. M. Godfrey, Moses Lee,
H. J. Behmer, James Mackenzie, Lewis
de Lucenay, G. H. Rice, I. R. McClure'
Hiram Sarber, George Skinner, A Budd
@. T. Pom oy, F. Koh!e, E. A Iiussor'
On motion o George Skinner, Esq,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the Kalida
Venture. ..olss 5ii d tnayo t1ags h; Z.
q On motion Of james Mackenzie, Esq,
the meeting adjourned until the 10Th Of
November, al 10 o'clock, M.
La sa,u G. M. GODFREY, Chm.
& II. j. Behmer, Sec'y.
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Os- The busy necessities Of election
times have shorn our sheet Of IFS fair pro-
portions ona half. Next week, however
our shee, will grow under the cheering
Influences of Victory to its full size, and
we will then have room for our Chapman
10 spread his winge to their fullest extent,
as he crows over the last and final vally
Of the defunct coon party. So mote j
be, as Dow, jr., says. gg
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{Coatinued.)
| TO CREATE AND REGULATE MANUFACTU-
RING COMPANIES.
Sec. 63. That whenever any num-
Der Of persons, as named in the first Sec
,ioE of This act, associate themselves to-
gether fot the purpose Of engagin? IN
The business of manufacturing, they
shall, under their hands and seals, make
a certificate, specifying the amount o!
capital stock necessary, the amount oi
each share, the name Of the place where
such manufacturing establishment, shall
be located, the name and style BY which
such company shall be known5 said GER
tificate shall be acknowledged, certified
and forwarded 70 ths Secretary Of State,
recorded and copied as is provided IN the
second section Of this act, and when 50
incorporated, they are hereby authorized
Il, carry on tile manufacturing operations
named in said certificate Of incorpofa1
ton, and by the name and style provided
in said Certificate, shalldbe deemed .
body corporate, with succession, and they
and their associates, successors and as
signs, shall have the same general cotpo-f
rate powers as are provided in the third
section of this act and subject 10 All fsio
restrictions hereafter provided. ''m
N, N Sec. GA. The annual meeting q the
stockholders shall beaheld on: the, first
Monday oftiJsnuary i'm each yeat, Of
Which meeting the diFectsrs7oflthe COM
.pary, .i shall be, elected, and such 6sher
lawful business done, as the siockhol-
dera shall deem necessary and proper;
and, should they fail to elect directors al
The annual meeting, they shall hold
specialmee,ipg a, some subssquen. time,
for the purpose, by giving thirty days no-
ties thereof, insosiIe newspaper Of gene
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Senatorial ElecfOra. 49,
SsAaNhD1s BURNS. { n Risiissd .osHiS. B 4
DiStrlctfE ctors.
no TIEE HIEa,I polls

a q
On next Tuesday is the Elec+
ton for President and Vice Pres
ident. Let every Democrat Do :
his duty at the Polls. The Nf. con- On;
test calls: for the active efforts OF
all, remembering that on the de- de-.
cision made at the ballot box
depends the continuance Of bad a.
or the achievement of good gov
ernment for the next four years,
and that Peace hath her vic
tories no less glorious than those ss'e
ofwar. 3.i. aal
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Indiana.

Whiggery is so badly used up in this
State, that the Democratic papers, out Of
mercy 10 tho fallen foe, have ceased
giving their returns as they come to
hand. The Democratic majority is set
down in Indiana, however, at 10000! 4
Ohio Statesman. Es W 81 ~ &
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To. George Washington Reed,
Esq, and Others, Philadelphia.
GENERAL ScorT's NATURALIZATION Law.
The following is the La framed by
Gen. Scott, intended to apply to all for
eigners, who came TO this country after
its adoption, excepting those serving in
the Army or Navyih time Of War
Sec, /. Bet enacted &c., That any
alien, being free white person, and who
shall come into the United States six
months Or later after the passage Of this
act, may be permitted to become a citi-
zen thereof after residence therein Of
at least three years, and one year
at leas, after declaring Ills bona fde in
ienlion ofbecoming citizen, in the man.
aier and form, and upon the other condi-
lions not therein altered, as prescribed by
The act entitled; san act to establish the
uniform rule OF naturaliz,tion, and to re.
peal the acts heretofore passed on that
subject" which was approved April IA
1902; Provided, That no alien arriping
In the Unt3d States after sir months from
The passage of this act, shall erer acquire
the rightto pote, crcept in the manner
hereinafter prescribed, for any etector Of
President or Vice President of the Uni.
ted States; for any member of the House
of Representatives. of the same, for any
Governor, Lieutenant Gopernor, member of
the Legislature, Judge Of any Court Of
Record, or Sheriff in any State or Ter
ritory ofthe United States, or for Gny
Mayor Intendant. Councilman or any
city borough, or any Incorporated to,cn OF
rilIage, IN any Of the said States or their
Territories, or within tie District Of Co
lumbia; but all aliens admitted to natn-
ralization under the foregoing provisions
and limitations, shall enjoy every other
tight and privilege Of native born citizens
which is not expressly limited or with.
held by the Constitution Of the United
Stales. GaH
The clause "cxcept as hereinafter pro-
vided" alluded, as we have said, only to
those who shall serve in war two years.
All others under this law were prohibited
from voting. a a9'i .7a
TAe following extract from Gepera
SCOTS Americus Article, published in
| 1914. is a Comprehensive statement ol
| ihs views held by him at tha. time:
As to uiher foreigners abroad and in
existence, or who may tereaftei be toril
abroad, what right would they have now
or in future TO complain of such a law
We, already in the United States, wheili'
or natives, naiuralized citizens or aliens
have great question Of national policy ID
settle for ourselves and our oon prosperi'
sy, and we may settle it for the benefit
Of both, without looking 10 speculative
philanthropy or liberty beyond such pros
perity. We think De are liberal enough
,rhen, in prouiding for America, 'ce leaut
The door of admission open to the children
of foreigners, now abroad, ,rho mag
hereafter be born here, ,pithout aIlo,oing
their fathers to come and help gouern US,
We ,oho alone haoe ang right tothink on
The subject, claim that ,ce can best Govern
ourselpes, and the better such gove-nment,
in The meantime, so much the better for
the foreigners who may hereafter come
among as, and for their American born
children. i3i 4fi tIN
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The residence of Mr.. Downing, the
horticul,urist, who ives lost on the Henry
Clay, was sold a, auction for $lS 900
The purchasers were Messrs. Ranesdell
and Belts, ofNewburg.
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Florida.

The wings have been holding on 10
little Florida for long time, but at last
GREELEY seeing il no use to contend
longer for strife" has given her the
Ygo,by, z and Gowns up tina, the Demo-
Gratis have carried every thing theie---
acceding the election of a. Democratic
Gogerner, member Of Congress and
Legislature - Ohio Statesman. r rsib
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DEATH DIAN INFANT BY BrRSINe.1A
sad tragedy was enacted al East Boston
on Sunday, in the house Of Benjamin
Shorter. Ii seem ahai Shorter and bis
wife, who are ofin,emperate habits, left
an infant child six month old, alone on q
bed'in the house, while they vent out 10
get something 10 drink. Soon after they
had gomez the bed on which the babe' lay
was disovered on fire, and The poor litile
cl.ild's toes and.feet burnt TO a crisp, so
that some OF The toes actually fell off; ;tLe
body also was seriously burned. The
iitde sufferer survived only about Two
hours. When the father and mother re :
turned home they were both drunk
Boston I'rapeler, 4h. !sSl iAE19
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p i.tt It.st5
individual and his God, except
in way Of reason and gentle per-
suasion; as in families, churches,
and other occasions of voluntary
attendance after years Of discre7
ton, or reciprocal consent, s, !.
Wishing success 10 the great
scOrE which you and other pa
trioss have set on foot, / remain
with high respect, your fellow
citizen. l.l 9sya9 sits
96a3 WINFIELD, SCOTT.
7 o,George Washington Reed,
Esq, and others, Philadelphia.
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L AW S OF OHIO
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To provide FOX the creation and regnla'
ton Of Incorporated Companies in the
State Of Ohio.
,yg fContiaued.)
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solArGREAT MoRAL.A4sFhereis a great
moral involved in tae glorious results Of
the eleciiona Of last Tuesday, ip Pennsyl-
yania snd, Indiana, Of which every Demo-
cra;, and every well-wisher Of Republican
institutions may find just cause.fo for gfalu-
lation and rejoicing. The result is an
Indication of sthe intelligence Of the
People, which has evinced itself proof
against the efforts Of The Galphin dynasty
10 perpe,uate lis, power; aud proof, also,
against the insidious assaults upon our
Republican, Institution Of mere military
glory. K Fuss, feathers, military Jenown,
iGardinerism, Galphinium, humbuggety
and cIap-trap, have been consigned 10
AMI an iig5naosIDDilnlious ii fate. What, text
What q moral--and what nj theme for
patriotic rejoicing! Ohio IUaion.aq gai {
ssalsasi d 4 gyLal1. ..II...----a ID. n y u. "a
GEN. eTHbMAs i+JEFFERsoN suriiER
LAND. - This remarkable 5peIson, who
iately died I'M Nebraska Ietritory, Sin
his time played many paris.n g He was
printer, lawyer, politician, editor, reformer;
South american fighter, trayeler, in the
East, and Canadian asbiot Nay. strange
as tt.nay seem,after such np enumeration,
he is said 10 have bsen 4 ,6ae scholaI,T
Gin. Citisea.s 3 ai8
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y ",
s ss and s ] @
by application it remarkable
&C., 1s's ;s =
S% almost sss sPsGsa
fs' %a s Isay up
ss Inntin Swelling Pain OCCUR and the bones unite
Ss bs~s ss
sss o.s ss Ill
a msr: IN all 4 I not
saa with any msdenss taken Internally A.,
ss sssS It III NJ
from ali parts Of the country.
a s ne Isss S CT ss wh
removes at once the pain and soreness
Williams resident Of Hamilton county and Gy :, Of c1
WIN ,ss PILES for about
ssRsnasd sam HIN
81 II ss ss%psa, AZ
sS,,saa to- should make the 5os II ~ %H
on'''''i' 18th month"; iEs4RbYsIpELAs.
For PAIN EXTRACTOR n ,a S., o' avs s%s
BIZ I Rs asss,s
| effects thorough cure.
MIN. up.. m.a, .t f H. 9s4;s1 'ssf'
an n Inn hsys sn % sd s Eh d
@ih nss smp as Sois
as n' ] aa as
o was covered the root Of neck
in constant burning that cold water did not cool it,
In
| Mrs. Jessup desired me
I'M ptt .s III, d i;d some to b .orss s,, I'M
PIN @ 70 NY touched me- md begged for enough 10 nn
t ise II ,a ohanra and new life seemed 10 invest
@ ~ o ny nrnnr in The chest even made pills Of H. and
,not tb. yb;,b soon cured me- valuable Ex
& % nnv nc strong as ever and have since early
, ,t.e , , p isss now " 's " - 49,, KERZIA FRENCH
| WV S'"' Ao1A Calm u nEuM
p a rvs u "A N N = 1 r. acTop hoe , , l.;
This certlnes tia ps-c > 20 . ei NJ
family for Salt kheun OF nsen yh d t iui mh hs
fhese nerce e III I'M nt Ma Na;an W.. al, az
s t h Patent reas for Il, from what has hlen under my
the respectable testimonials Its favor by
it requiring immediate relief do most
sheerfly recommend to the afflicted the this
valuable salve ROSWELL CHAPLIN
| Buffalo, N Y.
| ,ocTIvENEss. op coNsTJp ALTON or THE RoWEIS
SSo1 i,.S E. az. ..,st al -, ~
TIE FAN y LII; ,i s ~. r.,at IN th ~ n
may ior 'nis uase W., 49,. s;iaJ parsnns "a,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYoRALTY OF NEWORLEANs, Dec. ID, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO,l
.s.- .tl SITTING OF TUESDAY December 9, 1851.
I'D ESOLVED, That it is the intention Of this
y Council provided that there satisfactory opposition made
thereto out Common Street Shell Road from er
feet adjoining property the Neworan Canal Banking Com
said opening be ade under the act pissed Sd April 1884,
regulating opening streets, the city OF NewO
leans amendaoy thereof approved Sd May s4T.
authorised public notice, during
days the official and in the Neworas Bee in French
English, of said intention.
lSgnedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December 10, 1851. - -
[Sgnedl A. D. CRSSAIAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BIER Clerk.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, DECEMBER IS, 1851.
ms NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
sitting 9th December ISL that il not less than twenty from the
the contemplated by said cutons viz: To
Common Street Shell Road from its termination through to the
Road width adjoining
Npey of the Newonns Canal Banking Company aereeably the
opening and the aenatory thereof Sd
May ls47 A. D. CROSSAAN, Mayor.
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WAs BROUGHT to the Second NIuni- Q

Wv cilAlity Police Prison IN
ELIZA, dark grih aged years 8 feet eI5 inches I'm
Orleans. ~ '"'' AVIS i'oi''', VI NeW---sSt
dark grfe years feet inches bi, CIV,
Sln belongs TO Mr., Saivay, NewCrrnns. 'e"' s"H'
yui lark eri assd about 40 years, high saws she
belongs Ia Mr. ,iiroI, of NewOrleans ''H"' '"s'N"
JIM dark GRIT, years 10 inches L, ,s t
belongs to Mr. tiople of Springfield, In. '9'' "''"'
HE owners will please comply with the law regarding them
>.mo.,,. ~, ,o j. WoRRELl. Wnrlen.
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SODA ASHES, PALM OIL and SOAP RtSlNs-.
% ssP by Isae talssl A. DeiksAfs Cos u assaftss sh
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r. r.. r.
Nm ADINAY,S pEAnN pEI InL,

", N, IL.
ID ALWAYS READY RELIEF IS ACKNOW-
u ~ Lodged BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMERICA To BE THE
QUICKEST AND MOST EFFECTuAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE
OF PAIN AND THE REMOVAL OF IT'S CAUSE IN THE WORLD
PAIN
the warning of the presence disease nrostraon
the nervous SYSTEM To stop instantly
r to enable the system
OF disease. This accomplish by RAILWAYS RELIEF
which prepared expressly the relief
strengthen nvgoate and to regulate the action
seereion and every in the SYSTEM Since Railways
lief has become popular remedy it ia prescribed
DouLOuREu&, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, who h,v.
used weak and Intellectual remedies vain,
cations Of Railways Reay Relief externally thirty drops
niery have completely cured ten 1t has stopped the
erciating panes of pain of
RHEUMATISM
has cured during its application always stop the run in
NEURALGIA.
Every Neuralgia where
the few minutes Its strengthen the
and rid the system entirely from disease.
PARALYSIS.
Or posaton relaxation nine
strengthens warns and ngomts every nerve
system
PAINS IN THE BONES
W pans and all aches feel its wonderful soothing strengthening
tueics; it instantly arrests the pains .
JUMPING TOOTH-ACHE.
Will stop the most tanazng toohache This thou
sands of citizens attest of all kinds are
IN u few ionlrns by Railway Ready Relief.
SICK HEADACHE
Nine hundred md ninety thousand
viii positively cure, Price, Fifty and Twenty Cents
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Ma@ C @ u N TER FE / Z 81 sEM

COUNTERFEITS .4BOUND!!
falsely PAIN EXTRACToRs Counerets
DALLEfS The worthless men who sell them hope that by stealing
the public believe that their
the virtues Of the articles Buy Of but authorized
Agents.
U1NE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, Al. DALEY" BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT C0L.ORED INK ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON 1T.
~ Depot States where addressed
will promptly executed. II. DALEY & CO.,
Ais BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Isl CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleans
Where all Dealers the LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, MIS-
SISSIPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE City LOUIS
in the State Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT e CO.,
au90 3m General Agents said Territory.
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SECOND DlsrRIcr CouRTll b. sAl4OY VS.. JOHN FINN.
NEwORLEANs. No. 1850.
HeY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered

IL january II. 1852 directed by Honorable
District Court of NewOenns the entitled will
sell public auction the Rotnd of the City Exchange ST Louis
between Charities Royal TUESDAY, February
IL 1854 at IL o'clock the risk and peril OF George W. Wnl,
who failed to comply with the adjudication made to him the LIST
day Of October, 1851
THE LEASE OF THE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY JOHN
FINN situate the public Cus,omhonse
Streets expiring the 4th OF November 1885, the Of hun
dred and thirty dollars per month";
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fe6 10 IA II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ffsn,, srscr oouHr JOHN PEBtRToN RAPHAEL aqua
XIV TTRTiE Is oos f of s's and
ID sale the Honorable che Fifth District Court Of
e. the above sSsd will sell public
and Royn s fuE ssisS T. sss Il
ehRTAIN LOT OF GROUND SITUATE N THE SUBURB AN
bF, a office Juls 3 Ao,f then No
and having 81 feet inches and lines front
% f sss s sty St
ing e ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRAME KITCHEN CTS
SEE: ssissi In IN The above suit ,,ns r,u,nn
iana4 re4 IA "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
OF NnwonLrsSs RlGAN. No. 1914.
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
s ire BY VI, % sell public
's Reya s e OH r.
AS aSy IS shaSSs wF HA AZ S a s
s.s e S sa ns By ss S s. ds wsn
sze!te eannie streets inches lines ndeph
@ 5 s s H sp oil s aps. & 5 H o 81 feet
A s A s q. SA ' f. 5 t u.
sSs SIX sooFHb
SIZED SIZED in III The - above boy sui. suit VAC rnr1rr
ian24 FED IA "a shertfof the Parish of Orleans
FIFTH plsrsler couRr|| c. SCHMIDT H. GlLLAND AND
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias directed
ID by Honorable Fifth District Ncworleans
ahoys entitled Will &C. to sell at public auction the Ro
Rqya WI "a H ~ =
H. Ne q situated lying and being s Frs, snsipai,y
with ali Tie rights belonging plan
~ s
Terms cash the spot. 'N' JAMES ?. FRERET,
i,pIpo S faS iHoft p nfG