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THERMAL ULCERS.

This Is triumph the shR of the best pAyst
eians in the city Of Philadelphia and Is POSITIVE PRooV
That internal ulcers csn be cured easily as EXTERN
when BRAsTs PURIFYING EXTRACT is used Mr. l>zs
Hepburn, of the most respectable gentlemen q
Auburn, Cayngs Co, " Y, informed US In Oct, 1872
that he had been afflicted with three FissuRss D
ULCERS so situated internally TO allow Of exam.s,
aon and thus furnish positive proof of tho fact and
their location. He said that he had spent yearly
Philadelphia under the professional advice OF tho bel
physciaDs, and was Obliged TO return TO Auburn witkr
out cure or help, when DIR r. NJ Hunt, druggist al
Auburn advised him to try Bronfs Purifying Erfras
and the OF seven bottles OF IL effected perfect e
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BRkNT'S INDIAN
pIRiTYING EXTRACT

tp iiiiae in srry respc~' rni here e h'ms ''rs
iuic IL ,,ral cgr', rH,vlr ,hal ONE BlTrLE 80 con-
,a"s mare rrrif ~. irnlir yirnn Az "ed'en E,'
,ll1n rr, ~ contained IN -FOUR BOTTLES 81 any S1iAi
g,fiy or 'y otr r'clc ~ thH ~ ever heen rhetlN
f,r 'pV P,'rr s 'irtl'd prsh ~ ,ur rnnihtfs ~
',v -t' - 's rra HaiaE iALiEcr .A l!' were u,
It,i 49, iINF.- luy l,id' were LANE Irl lElFFEl .
,fu gt,v k--nrv 'lini wrt" SICK, SfRDFIlIOl :,
ami pr .,., d.s,ufri have tVeu ma :LED AMI tt RED
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acknowledgements
Brant's is the Cheapest;

'r ,pvr r,e. A PRiNT'S prRiEYER nfier hdv M nsrh
,rl .'. IN l. ,tIgUifiY mi oler ne' c.acs . :.
Inn end, Il 10 cure blood disease, have d,cs.ed Hal
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Chrlstie,s GaIyanic and Magnetic Curatlves,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
constantly achieving cures in alarming train OF
diseases, which have for ages bsled all the aid Of
medicine and all the resources Of Science. These
diseases are called
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF The SYSTEMI I

MIA HOLTSTANDER, merchant. Obeyiin Loryatn Co..
Ohio December a. Gis nnd amer having stated how
like churm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the O his wf''s consumptNe Congh said: "I hare
personally used BRdNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
To- general debility nf my system and have no hesatos
In saying ts Il Is tie best medicine To REsToRE and
viGoRATE rnr SYSTEM Thai have ever used In erevy ~
stance where we have sold BRANTS MEDlClNE ny
hare pyored their eodey and girsn N, sAIsFAcrioS
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MERCURrAL DISEASES,

BRAST'S ri RFYlNG EXTRACT is perfect and nor.
ongr cradaio' of al NE ctec @ MFRccRY ANY Of the
various prcprraOns Oi CsLONEI. MERCURY, from hs
u.ier aud the booI rru,cies und al ns payss
disenstd. To th-ir Orginal. mEALrnY sTArE.
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THE MAINE LAW.
sneech Of Cen. Greene.

Upon The uncons.ifutionaiity ofsuJn,iHine
10 the popntdr roie, ihe thdffmem ~
The 1id kRoun as ne MdiHe Ii
guor LaR.N
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Of the General Estate Wilhcmus Bogart
Asylum. 1st Ward. Mn L Crime

Mr.. Brugniens moved that committee Of
three be appointed for the purpose of making
arrangements for celebrating the forthcoming
sth of January, and with power to dsbursc, not
exceeding the sum of $500
Mr.. Etter offered the following as a substi-
tute, and it was adopted, after suspending the
rules:
Resolred, That committee of three he ap-
pointed by the Chair, to confer with similar
committees appointed by the General Council,
and the Councils of the First and Third Munich
palities, to make such arrangements as they
may deem fit for celebrating the forthcoming 9Th
Of January
The President appointed on said committee,
Messrs Vontagef, Brugniens and Shields.
And on motion, the Council adjourned.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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nsYspEPsIA--PREpAnnp FROM THE ForRrn

a DYSPEPSIA FROM THE FOURTH
y Ox.~rhe DIGESTIVE FLt'lD
prepared lcnnrt iha stomach the i
Ie the gnt Physiological Chemist
fiongton NJ D., No. II North Eighth street Phindepha. the %
permanent relief Indigestion, Dyspepsia Janniirc,
and Debility, Natures
Naiures the Gastric lnne" II pre-
Cnlera, keeps The stomach AMI bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
Half fraspoolul water, will digest
pounds in hours out the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Laiiis, in his c"eatr work Animal Chemistry "An
artificial digestive % analogous the Gastric Juice readily
tho membrane of the stomach OF the calf
will
changed destcd just The manner they woud be tho
human stoinach,'
W-lls page the
the method PREPARATION There few higher authorizes than DR..
Pereia.
d. Comls in valuable writing the Physiology of Digestion
and all prevailing Dystpsa and he states that
Medicine London who
with complaint finding thing else to fail had
Juice, obtained from the stomach OF living ANIMALS winch
proved completely successful
Graham work 'Vcgetals D.'
physiology that the stomach
articles tcting kind artificial digestion them
wise different from the natural digestive process"
work. The Chemistry Man, (ea Blanchard
Philadelphia l6 pp 42 says The discovery OF repn
is dissolved rapidly artificial digestive
PrpEl MS is the natural Gastric juice tselt.n
ungiison Of il til College, Philadelphia in his work
Human Physiology dayotr than fifty pages examina
obtane from t" living human stomach. and from Hnnl
well Known In all 'asP,' he 'graon occurred perfectly
the artificial rs in the natural dgestion."
sS For further the remarkable inr OF this discovery cal
:? Magazine and descriptive sheet
A KENDALL i CO.. General Agent Southern Staies
IL For sale also by Druggists generally. my93 ly
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MiioK'LrF OF AE"UHiEsSs
10 F . i' sanps4 tiIH, %S n wo f"nTF' of the Council
tcAt'e,At the meeting of your honorable body on
Rrsa That permission H. nu b"rrs ~1 ronta n
j. s. Crockett to continue the Cotton Pickcry ut the cor
nr nf Orange and Religious streets during the pleasure
oi me council
cavs 10 a piay anu IN ,hls instance more espe-
some extent he compromised by the views which have
have nvariahv " r th m ne "a oovs re",'n
vtua enterprise whatever pursuit or brach Of busi
it may be disposed to engage: and indeed deem it
simply my duty do BlIt in thus expressing myself
do not consider that am SanctoninG the doctrine of
admitting the right to erect sheds factories furnaces
engines cte where the construction such would either
be nuisance to the neigb a etriment to the sur
rounding property 1t would seem to be but reasona b
indiyua ought to yield % the interests of the adjoining
conflict with tI we'll h;m % i II, 'ei if'''feliees
y, persGna INSPECTION of the locality of The Cotton
owners in the immediate nriboooa VIII viii M be- uterers
IN IN more than one way by allowing said ekey
that ip the erection similar establishments the pro.
e's and o% W %si the 20 sata ,e me pro
carrying their enterprise into execution Although there
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FURNITURE, ETC.

a AtOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE - The under
" signed hafc entered into partnerships date 18th Sp,em
last n"r lr fru and style Of ~ ChRfpNA 90. They will
nun the fliNiftRE BUSINESS Canal
all transactions "i the late finn ". Cardon II. CAkIoNA
N"wOrl"sna SO. So 1851. ll3l lml w r. DAVIS
oHN b. BURGEN has removed his I'D
~ FURNITURE STORE from No. AL No. 5SMAGA-e -e=5
HNE STREET immediately opposite the Arcade, where
expects OF the patronage
received from his friends Hn,l the pnhlr 100 n
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Il ARD--40 hbls and 200 kegs choice, for sale
HAby A. d. GRlEFF 4 Co, IS, 10 and 10 Old Lesee.
STARCH--200 boxes Fox's, for sale by
- d9a A. D. GRlEFF Co, IS, 49 Old Levee
TIDER--50 bbls prime Newark, for sale by
d2s A. D. GRlEfF 4 CO., 3s, 20 and ~ Old Leves
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RECORDERS OFFICE MUNICIPALITY NO Two,)
llpI Nnca,, L

RECORDERS OFFICE MUNICIPALITY NO TWo,l
NEwoRLRANs, November !, 1851.
Ig> NorlCE is hereby given that the under
signed ready receive limited number Indgent Orphans residing
within the limits Of this Municipality and that they will he provided for
at the of the Munps sgrevaby Of the
Council passed orphans having
father mother need apply JAMES H. CALDWELL Rsrolcr.
RECORDERS OFFICE, MI NCiPAITTY No. TWO,l
NEwORIEANs December 80, ls51.
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
~ pursuance resolution the
Two passed December hereby offer Reward Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (sl0OO for such will
10 the and conviction Of the who the life
Of Mr. JOEL GLEASON while standing front Of his
the night Of the llh ult JAMES II. CALDWELL,
jas In Recorder of Municipality No. Two.
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MA YoRALTY OF NEw0RI.EANS, Dec. 16, 1851.
COUNCIL OF All NlCipAI.iTY NO TWOl
SITTING SEPTEMBER 80, 1851.
NA7 HEREAS, James Golding. Minor Wilbur,
Wv James Sullivan. lanes Forsyth, others residents and
holders this Municipality. p.ivne Council
pans Felicity Apollo Howard
very desirable snl will afford -a, facilities 10 tn"
residents the
6 Resoi. That til" corporation Lafayette shai
s resru!inn, that tt Mayor authorized
giving The iouna sl publ auction tho
for furnishing all ihe aud laying Plank Road
F"liry ROT from Apollo Howard The work 10 ha dom
with the the
ycIUr and published with the al not
E,.oed, That the Secretary h directed to transmit Of this
resolution 10 The Couu- Of tho Sity of !4Ifay, te
fsfgnedl JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved October 4. lstl.
tSienell \. D. CRoSsaiAS, Mayor.
True Ii. Clnrk,
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STREET.
This improvement will
erNr with Felicity Road. and shall the middle
fety to tl int thereof with Apollo condionaty
the
place between that street sna Apollo where h will
snl md beyond which the shall he annulI
The part from Howard 10 Apollo be completed before the
rst OF pr sa, and APOLLO toward lytan
months .e the should fail
TO complete lis work on the said first day Of April,
Five Of mud sils laid !onguiinally direction Of he
length Of the road OF best swn will
lanks inches thick by a than inches wide. Each
tier shall be haved scte together not less than 10 inches and h
pi4nks with inch oak pins less n feet long,
The middle tier sil to M in inches wide inches Thick
those nearest the middle 10 inches by ~ c and the
the sides road 10 inches by inches laid
apart and that the section shall be level the
Ja have descent OF inches the neh
The cross pinhs and ss to rest firmly well ramned otom
covered by inch of shells,
The sls and the between them be well rolled
well filled and properly graded botonng ong lure
sand good earth this ottomig 10 be covered be-
the sl
The plankg will then be spiked down iu lengths each
side ridge best hard yellow plank wide
inches thick feather edged the sides toward the under scc The
ends anks at sides of roa will be the other ends
connect with said RIDGE they must be lveid thu Fulton
street road, between Julia and Girod
All anks to be of best seasoned hard yellow free from
defects calculated TO impair their durability
inches wide by inches thick and 10 long the work.
They be brought close we'll icincd spiked
inch pressed spikes nj intersection SILL and 10 he we'll
cred over the joints with sharp sand.
The whole conformity with lines md levels
veors Of Lafayette and the Second Municipality and the work their
full satisfaction
BIDS running work subject to ap
vnl of the Council Of the Second Municipality.
Security the full amount Of the undertaking will be required 10 the
satisfaction Of said Council
And the certificates Qnple-
on Of each third which by the pritors
the Lafayette side; oueird by those the Second Municipality side
and the balance y 1gIs, parts y said two corporations
m
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

SPLENDID FURNITURE - Fun- /TzzzsfE;ss47S
~ lure Looking Glasses China md Crssa War;. ss=s5S
A-o-F4n"f Articles. r-~cl,&s-
T.. MAlL!ltD, We, g; Royal iu Europe
respectfully his frn puddle
,eiNrl b. the last arrivals large fancy He
It Of the last fashion such Bodads, Presses Arn,rhars, sofas
Squads
Aso-'r'aq Goods Sreens ilsngns Borders Fng. for
be-" rooms lo and bouo: .arcrl Lamps, tanlcsick
Lanterns h Lamps Clocks fendeis, AndIren Ckery and China
War" Of all descriptions.
T. NJ all kind
Carpets, and thing aprrtninng furnishing
nehiNr-- and very moderate prices.
Al tile hired all
ts Illetrrs, Cbtllelshrhs
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To ih- Hon. President aB Members Of The Council
OF Municipality No. Two:
fientene-1 have caused you be convoked this ,ay
purpose OF carrying out the provisions the
Will and testament of the late John McDonorh in con-
necton with the bequests therein made city of New
Orleans That instrument makes it obligatory your
honorable body to appoint annually. the first Monday
of January commissioner for the management of the
General Estate who. i'll conjunction with commits
soners from the other municipalities represent the
city OF NewOreans in the administration that fund
Under the provisions of the will will also become ne
cessary for your honorable body to appoint this day one
respectable citizen out of each ward Of the Munielsty "
and the gentlemen nominated will be commissioners Of
the Asylum for the Poor Of both ne-egfth part of
the revenues of the estate having been bcqusathed the
establishment OF an institution Of that kind. until said
The will further provides that annually. the sec
ond Monday OF January the Municipal Councils shall
elect two citizens from their respective districts who in
conjunction with the three commissioners the General
Estate Will make nine commissioners in ALL for the man
agement OF the School Fund accruing the Mayor AL
dernen and inhabitants of NewOrleans 1t will be in
cumbent therefore. your honorable body to appoint
these two commissioners on Monday next.
beg to inform your honorable body that the General
Council has appointed committee to act in conunc ton
with similar committees from the different unicipalities
i'll making arrangements for the celebration of the Eighth
of January
Before proceeding. however to business it will be-
come necessary for your honorable body under the pro-
visions of the Fourth Section the provide for
the payment OF the debts Of the Municipalities approved
May 1871 to set apart from the arising from
Wharfage and the markets sufficient the grad
ua cxtnguishmen the bonded debt as specified in the
law.
iave the honor to be- very respectfully your ot sery
ms Napr
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MAYoRAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS, Ds' lS ISL
Tfs~ NoTiCE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above resolution passed s the ouci o Municipality u" Two their
publication hereof The Council Of Municipality No. Two will proceed
the Improvement contemplated by said
out Common Street Shell Road from t"rmlnaon through tho
Metarie Road straight line, 70 width Of feet adjoining the
OF the N"wOrns Canal Banking Company Agrceay
provisions the the Legislature April s22 regulating
the Streets etc. and the ainnaoy approved sd
May, lSI7. A. D. CROSSMAS, Mayor
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANS, Dec. 13, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWo,l
- - SrrlS" OF TuEspAy, December 9, 1851.
II ESOLVED, That it is the intention of this
a q Connc, provided opposition
thereto, on Common Shell Road, present
nation through TO the M"nc Road straight line, width
feet and adjoining the property of the Ncwocans Canal Banking Con
regulating the laying the
leans and the amennory thereof approved Sd May ISL.
Rrsf That the Mayor be authorized public
twenty days in the official paper and in the Nwocans Bee in French
and English. of said Intention
lSsnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December H. 1851.
[Sgmdl A. D. CRssMAS, Mayor.
Tr,rcn Ii EIEn CerE
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL OF TIE SECOND MUNICIPALITY
OFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

Council of Municipality No. Two.
MONDAY, January 5, 1862.
The Council met at 5 o'clock, p NJ, on the
following call Of the Mayor:
HAYoKALrY SEwORLgASs,
,,,,,. a., January 2 1852
John Cnll,nn, fsI, Secretary ~ Council
"f Municipality No. T.r.
ST--fou VIII please the Council for Nonf,.r
next, Che jtl inst. at the usuai lronr and place
Respectfully. your ob't scry't.
A. D CeossMay. Mayor
Present, the Hon. J. II. Caldwell, President
Aldermen Brother, Brugniens, Emerson, Etter.
Hawthorn, Perry, Renshaw, Shields, shortrdge
Stewart, Sykes, Nontagen, Wheelehan and Yam
cey
The following communication from the Mayor
was read
MAYoRALrY OF NEwOFIE.xs.l
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nOBYY,s & HARRINGTON'S DAGUER.

kVEI y = y = I - y h-tV' 2 LII.
a REOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT No. Camp street.Ths we'll
establishment having been thoroughly repaired" enlarged mud
the invite the attention Of the public their PIC
TURE GALLERY, where Portraits furnished Of all the
superior style and finish
n B0perators fitted with complete APPARATUS at the low
cash prices Voghtandrr French Lewis and f-bs
Tubes with Box and fab, for five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plales (Amercan and Frech Cases. Frames
Mholrsale and retail. inme Il
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Marie DE La N. ORLEANS. lie 13 Dec 1851
CONSElI. DE la MUNTCIPAlIlE NO. DEIX,l
- ~ SEAHcE ne MAnDI, Decembre 1851
I'D ESOLU, Que l'intention lu Consei est
InyH qunuennc opposition Synle soft i') oasr pro
mnison aruee uqnau rhemin do Ia Aaae
argeur de peis aacene Ia ponittt Coulagne
Banque Canal lie Ia
lieu 1882, rAgnt ouveunn trace
ameoaton vile Ia
lacte ameniHne le dit acIer approuy6 a 5 Mai lsi7.
hesUtu haire
yng jous dams gaAsr oe dams Atelle Anglsiso
Franchise de lnentiou cilcssus
[signSl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
hpprouvs 10 l3 Dieenbrs ls51
[sign6l A. D. CROSsMAN Mairs.
puur orie HER touni
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MARIE DE LA ANouvEllEoRLEANs, LIE 13 DkcRrp.F, 1854.
EG- En- yertu de Ia resolution qui precede,
adot lie Cousei d 10 Aiuncpat6 Deux
renfe 1851, lie present que
Ia present publication Il Colsri
prSeera mise execution de am"caon prehe par lie Con
sol" PoHveriure ct 10 rolengemen u rhrmn
Commune par ternnaison auel jnsnau renn In
ac Lyme doe sur I'M de soxne pics adaconto la
pToprte de la Bangu Canal Nouve Orleans
acts lsgisut Avr 1882
lamelioraton des dams la vile
Oesus ct de ss ~ppeuentaire dit approve Mai
A. ID tkDSSNAS Marie.
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The following communication also from the
Mayor was read:
MhSORtI.rY NEwtIHIEaxs.1
December L. ISL
10 the Hon esiient and Members of the Council
liir NJ. It.n.
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to bis stock Of gno!s I9r their use. 1t
leA have been srirct"d wiia great cnre
ezpeirHcs in tiiAt purtiellar line,
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INT Wv VIII
received from the steamships
chns" of vessel suited Circus Company with its
horses properties, raahen Of shout
horses and ron's and about 80 tons of freight independent Of provisions
first of South practicable
through tho Straits OF Magellan the
Francisco Bencia
such AsRtc anil European ports
Die to stop
Security tho faithful performance will given
required DAN RICE
Newt heans, will lie attended
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land localtd By AppIring %
an2 STONE 4 WALWoRTfI, So TshouIjtoulas street
| JEFFERSON AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAlN RAILROAD COZ
ESiINEER's OFFICE, CARRotL1oS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until l9 o'clock MONDAY January the delivery
Of sinu u? 600 running feet OF long leaf hard YELLOW PINE PILE
TIMBER from 10 TO /? inches either hewei Also
$4,000 running feet Of 6 by TO- n feet long above
of Sinking Red Cypress.
Payments cash delivered according specification
which he seer II This
Good aud sufficient security will be required.
ID Chief Engineer
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RROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
y The attention of Merchants and Shippers called
fN flREPRGuF WAREHOUSES, the Point opposite Nrwor
leans for the receipt of rolaC" from The West and Merchandise
the North intended Having
with wha front Of the Warehouses, ly which goods
immediately ,thout exposure the weather,
pie will for the disrsng Of steamers and loading
Charges &C
accommodation offered merchants the city shippers in the upper
ron being the wish of the Company equal the ronT"nens
the Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
transmission
the premises.
u Office Magazine Lafayette NewOeans.
T. CASEY. Secretary.
REEERESeEsJ. r. Geddes; Price, Frost Co.; W. Stanton
~ i,bato
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MISCELLANEOUS.

hAGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No 80 Philrpa
u ree lewesn Poydras and Perldo, who're DAGUERREAN
NlAIi RE POR1R ATS taken
beauty and expression, and in the Pins
Frames and Cases cheaper thAn other firm .he
tenders his thanks for permanent
ton ther with his devotion perienc
Ihst facts lie hopes will insure him borahe public
patronage ln2l ii JAMES LOCKWOOD
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Miscellaneous Items.

The excitement i'll relation to Capt. Waterman, OF the
ship Challenge and his Douglass having subsidized
the former has surrendered himself to the L Marshal
while the latter has undergone examination heIore the
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Aug. B
Hu Eauity-KershaW.

Tack Cantev and Wife vs. John NJ. DeSaussure, Ir''s
too Vim. Adamson Cantey-Bill to sell Trust
Property.
TN obedience to an order in this case made at June
Term A. D. 1852 Of the said Court, will offer for
sale at Public Outcry, at the Court House Door in
Camden ON the first Monday in November next, all
that Tract or Parcel of land Except the residence
the same known as Spring Dale place, and two hum
dred (2O0) acres around t lying the East side Of
Woterre River in Kcrshaw District containing by re-
survey of E. Parker Deputy Surveyor Of the l'h day
nc January ls49-Fitecn Hundred and Twenty (l52O)
Acres-bounded North 10y lands of Dr.. +. a Salmond
ord lands of the Estate ofJohn Chestnut East by lands
nf the Estate Of John Chestnut South by lands OF Ed
ward + A,lamson and West by the Waterce River.
The said Tract with tho exception above made will
e sold at the time and place herenbeorc specified to
tho HIGHEST bidder for the same. provided 1t brings over
Civ; Thousand Dollars 10000 but it will not be sold for
loo. than Six Thousand Dollars (6OO0.)
Trpvs-A credit of one, two and three yearS-pur
chaser 70 give bond with approved personal security
ond mortgage Of the premises. Possession OF sad
Ionds 70 be given on the ls day OF January ensuing
said sale, and the purchase money to bear interest
rom the day possession is given.
A0'' W. H. R. WORKMAN, c. E. X D.
August S. ''