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Mr.. Webster in New York.

The New York Historical Society was adj
dressed by Mr.. WEBSTER, on Monday Evenin.
the 23d, in a speech that will long remain q
model of chaste simplicity, force and eIoluence
and of classical erudilon. The great States
man showed himself to be a no less eminent
Philosopher and Scholsr,-lf there is any logic
or propriety in the dislincion,-thsu a pro.
found Historian, and the Society might pro,
pety las they did express their iorma
and official thanks to him for an Address
that proved him to b. Man Of all Agcs,-as
familiar with, and as Discriminating critic
and analysist OF, Ancient as of Modern Histo.
~ and Life. We think we have never read a
finer ANALYSIS of the Historians true mission
and province, than he gave in the few senren>
ces in which he alluded to the great work on
English History by MAcAULAY.
When the last pa ,e Of the learned, eloquent
and felicitous adde's fell from his hand, Mr..
WEBSTER stood sIIent for moment, AS if hess
tatins whether he should say more. There
we're evident expressions Of desire and eSpec-
ID On tbs he would 20 On, and b. continued
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Aud lie star OF Peace tetJrn"
Mr.. Webster bowed to The assembly, and
sat down amidst enthusiastic demonstrations.

" A large Temperance Convention was
held at Franklin, III Franklin County, on the
18th, at which Resolutions favorable to the
passage Of the Maine Law by tins State were
adopted, j. $. ADAMS, Esq, of Burlington, was
principal speaker, of whose address the Mes
SeRpcr remarks -
Mr.. Adams spoke an hour and half with
such Il mixture Of good logic aud laughter pro-
yoklng wit, rs few that heard him will forget.
tie said that mo;al sulslon was rot sufficient
hE nicely ripened tie harvest which was to
be ralherod in BY legal enactment. We have
a 'l~, "u, enough o. reads 51, worthless
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pockets Of spectators. Let something be at
tenlpted at least in the effort to secure TO those
who really deserve it. the fair reward that the
enlowments that God has given them, entitlc
them to expect.
The following is the article from the Times:
There is the best OF argument presented dai-
" why the prcson system Of patent laws should
be consigned bodily to the past. The contest
over the " oodwoNh pliining- machine is a
mcagre Representatives OF the yearly lobbying
and legi.lutng at Washington about nulttu-
dnous disputed potcn's and of the busy iti-
ration which constantly crowds and hurries
the national Courts. The fighting is seldom
for the benefit of the inventor. If you seek that
parsonage, there aie ten Cnancps to one You
will find huu lnVcntng now projects Of rcl2ls-
inp himself from pressing poverty, notwihstand-
.inr the owners Of his machine hive acquired
opulcncc by means Of it. Tuc combatants, in
nearly every instance. are the wealthy assign
ces Of a right; capitalists "who have taken
hold Of the thing" upon a speculative venture
of making what they could out Of it, The laws
promote discord, litigation, fraud, and expense
and in the aggregate ct their operation do y
thing prcmot've ol any other ingenuity than
that Of shrcwd attorneys.
In the iu)nps> Of years, the era will come
when there wards TO ingenuity shall take dl-
trrcnt and better fern. The inventor of use
ful machine---and only such, were the laws
worth groat, would receive patCnt-w sell
it to the people, through Government and it
viii ut once bccome the property Of every me
chanic, poor and rich. The reward will 70
into the cont,iver's pocket and not INTO that OF
the SPECTATOR, who may have advanced him
! / -. ,..-.. ,yyl,4 81
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a DESTRUCTIVE IMFLLHENT OF WAR.-The
Washington correspondent Of the journal Of
Commerce, gives the following account Of
new rifle which for efficiency seems TO throw
all other inventions Of the kind enti ely into
the shade -
Among the remarkable inventions lately
brought 10 public notice here, is the rife inven.
ted by Mr.. Porter, OF Nashville, Trnness 49,
was present Yesterday when : was examined
by SC enufc and PRACTICAL nan who knows
good deal about guns, and has made rifles him
,slt, with hls own hands. lie was rather IA
voraby impressed VITA H. and intends 10 give
It trial 1t viii be Submitted to trial by
the War Department. 1t has been already pa.
tented in the United States, in England and IL
France. lis repeating rife with yengc-
anco. 1t loads and primes itself; solecsm as
this seems To use the f1e as revolver, YOU
put on cylinder with eight loads and dis
charge them in succession. You NAV put on
aooluer cylinder. No caps are used-he gun
being prmcd on Maynard's principle As a
repeater, this rife has another movement
Describing the cylinders, you may drop over
the lock what Mr. Porter calls the Maya lne,'
which contains sixty charges Of powder and
ball, These sixty charges, you may fire az
rapidly as watch ticks"
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~ We are indebted to Senators WADE Of
OHIO, SEwARp, Of New York, SUMNER, Of
Mass, lioUsToN, Of Tcyas, Hale, OF New
Hampshire, CLARKE, OF Rhode Island, BArAED,
of Delaware, MANGUM, of North Carolina.
Dawson, of Georgia. DOUGLAS, Of Illinois and
tho hon Mess's SrANrry. DAVIS, SryMor r.
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Arrival OF the Atlantic.
AT NEW YORK.
Four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

mi
W" DA'' In e" NUN IL "oFh'
The American steamship Atlantic reached
her dock at New York yesteday morning at
9! o clock she uring London and Liverpool
dates to the lth lust, tour days later
Among the passenge's in the Atlantic is w
Is. Dln>mnte, bearer OF dispatches from Lon.
don, and W. l. Babbn, ditto from Paris.
The political intelligence by his arrival, tho
n''r'Shng, presents nothing oil striking I'M
/ porlance.
ENGLAND The Bank has reduced the rate
Tor gold not standard
Inc most fiaterng accounts were received
from the Australian gold regions, and large
suIP'pS were soon expected from mat quarter
~ the Commons, on Monday the s'h, Lord
! JoHu hu9,e'' '0rouoceu 'he ne" reform jill
Inc man pom aFe-the borough franchise
/ Is to be reduce, from go to 10, the county
from E3) to Ito; in Ireland, the county fan
ch'se to be reInced from IS to 10. y new
cIa~s OF voters to D. created, VINO pay 40
per a"""W' brecl taxes, assessed taxes, or
income Non IToper,y qu ra'Ions tor mem
oerS IS TO Oe ao|I'ned, ana o. sma horon9h'
are 10 o. enlarged Oy drhiungs from the !nhao-
lan'a o; lhe helGAO'raooo'
h'ru Jonh a,so proposes 10 ao'IIsh the oath-
h'W ,"He" oy roman N"'"o'c' ana d'Hsen'erS,
anu Tue so'e oos' "cuoh ""'cH now prevents
Tue auui' 9''h 81 ''N~ 10 seats IN IHrUam'hj'
lac l. RS comm .','ooof- OF the Treasury
nave a'."'T'7ed lac ADMISSION OF C"''' hre
arms Ihlen'eu 10. - lh'yrlc..'n "f "ofkmen
!" hos'a"d' a"d III sale TO o!hcer' in the SET
wee
In me House OF LORDS, on the 9'h Ear
urtnWj'e, IN answer to Lord Strangord, sta
TED mat PaImeraton had sent no reply To the re-
m'ns'rances OF CERTAIN ioreI5a powers as to
NE political refugees residing IA tins conntry,
out le Oeile'e1' nad mat n1OIe Lord remained
!" once, ne wou'd nave gwen similar reply
10 mat %Mch he mad forwarded:
lie London correspondent OF the New FORK
Granville Jn,in, IN, ysnk ,n,n, .-'
talon regarding the expulsion of the Profess
| tant missionaries r., n, p.-ib in U,0,,r,
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~ The liarpers announce that they have
purchased tie proot-shces OF DlckenS's nov
novel, 10 be received III advance Of ns appear
a"ce IN London, tor the sum of hco thousand
doliQrS 1t is to be called Bleak House, or the
East Wind, aud viii be completed in twenty
numbers, The first part viii appear in the
AprI number of HarpeE's Magazine. The
sum mentioned above is certainly very large
Teuunerallon-uearya as mucn as even Dlck>
ems could make upon any one of his novels IN
this country, if all the profits were secured BY
an international copyright
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in its action Let us have a better, and what
better than the Maine Law, with perhlps few
notifications? His rgunents for more
stringent or IA better working law thln We now
have and to snow the superiority of the Maine
law, carried conviction to the heart Of every
one present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-05

"'''i P!'i'o'o ~ l'i'' III l'e'e 'e'e''
"P'" ',.'H ms s. 'H u(' ~ my NEXT
"'1 III ~ 'i0'' O'''0t P"0''O.,,".s
l. W. d.
Twelve days later from taliiornia---L
rom oteSon' -
AHNiN Al of Itih fhohhliiE's'
The steamship Prome'hens arrived at New
! ork on Saturday at ii o'clock, A. NJ, from
San Juan, bringing dates from san Francisco
10 Feb. ID, 33l passengers, @32 600 on freight,
and about $500 600 intbe hands of passengers.
The Tennessee left San Francisco Feb ID,
with about Coz passengers aud $l60O,O00 in
gold on freight, and the North America with
$50 passengers.
Coi. John Il. Weller, formerly member OF
| congress from O"o, was, On the som OF
January, upon the eighth ballot elected t. y.
Senator from Catalonia for the tenn Ct six
years from the Ala March, 1881.
Told dN,t Is coming III more ite>'y' bat 1t
,I,, t,r'.,r ,,'.,, t,t -,
the Banker, in Sacramento and Stock on.
/ Among the passengers returning To ne ~
ian'Ic' we note the name, ct Col. J'hA {. i''N
"onr r @n' i'm''y per ,"e e""F''tei .r..
that will be borne away by the steamer, tina
leaves tomorrow morning. is the election of
&. Weller to the seat he U $. Senate, LATELY
occupied by Hon. john &. Fremont. The
event took place ye,teriav, the goth inst. a,
Sacramento, where the Legislature are now in
session. lie was elected on the eighth ballot.
after the convention OF the two Houses had
spent two DAYS previous in fruitless ATTEMPT AT
IN king an election.
The question of tie L S. Senatorship being
disposed Of the Legislature, it is thought, vii
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BURLINGTON, vt.

gsg :. NJ. PETIT NGLIl,, a. Co, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No 10 Sute street, B27"n.
Are Agents lor the fIEE Pass. Dd"y and tc'k'
IL, ami are authorized to receive ApNERrIsFMENrS
and SUBSCRIPTIONS attire sane rates as are rrlu 'd
at this Uii.s Taeir receipts are regarded as day
ueuts
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cbildrnn may eoiol wua,eyrr benefits thrv
,iold:
-
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yyo.h.",r,", Fob 81 1874,
y,I.o S,,;hoon;,, \. JI,Jiou-- Us ec,cuj;fc n,,I-
r.c,;ons
7. , ,I,, ,.,.,,i.,,, cI,,,n,. or,,,oyo who ,,r
,io;,,tod !, ,Ln first orr,r.l,,ion Of fine Smith
,nri,r In.,;.n,,,n ,t.,t the whole inro.,a ouch,
,(,Lo l,,.,,,,,,joJ -, ,,n f,rn,,,op of , l,brlr,
.,,'l .raIIor Of ART II vas ne
,,,,,,,:,r' ~ o,bors and ihnv worn mt few in
r '''io a.. ia.I,,n ot'tLo tn.,.,,,r ,,onIJ
~ H., ,,,,I L, mo ,,ero diffusion, ,f nan
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nr,,;nort rlc,,,.',,7, of rho homes, the in
D.,','a ,'L,,',iInl.ro u,,n;l, nn,tbor oftLosa
,te rn,,roI ol,Lnnb tboy
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10 tbo o,,,,ros,,I ,or,,.I Of ,Ln vii Ar ~,itt
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ta'.,"(','' u''i - ~ i',-''''' ~ 80 '''0,
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VI u'e I''9,''o'''"' :" D." ''''S '''-'' u'
il'G'H 10 "I''I- ,'' vac ''.'',' " '''',,s
III iH'CI o. 'ou'1''o"'' - I'VE an '''='' " :"
ia" o' ~ "lV 700 nv o'.' i''l'''''' - 10 -
oFaty' museum" anu -'i'I! u az =,
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G. 1t Is thought TO he very singular that
jimmy Lind should have conc Oft TO Nolhamp-
ton, after her m1uisge, IriioW her tbsj0nd
AHarcouniS ag'or. however, fH't s1" came 90
T. ton. jenny ilrd. AND b7 o.. t ir..
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DorY, Of Wis, and MrAcyAu for in,sros,ir,
Speeches and Public Documents; and lonr
may they wave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
MAGICAL PAIN EXTR ACTOR

IL THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuINE.No Compound has
=, n s.
relieve almost every smcn which A. Frame q subject
up In the
sr ,lsnH @ s s.s rs '''' tho bones units
s S sS 5 ss n ss
o,ssI nsdisnss h1ys failed
the s ss. asS ssa ssR twill not
eu1s s syS a si '.ss ~
testimonials selected from the thousands
from all parts Of the country.
PILES.
Do sS d. sS ERAoT s No sf Ss
n the pain and SORENESS
nail W' fs;fS $s s1 n.y. Ss paS ai
sa4 ASs stfR %a .f'
line my bed and have expended hun
s &c s ss%gss, ~
utter & we'll hearty The
m m auhsa to- should make the ao II 80 % sisS
0-'''''''' ''''''' ERYsIPELAs.
F as h hG rs m 5 sH 'as %
aud viii a o place p s r
effects thorough cure.
wear. under medical A III. az s. i sss ss H.
aeoin under The most distressing attended with In
s" ss 9 ssssi sss'
,rns ara ,oa,hls Nv tnnpIo and ia ro, NJ NY
VIII snrs and ny, rLost Al tbs root ri M nsc @
Nv nrn;rr baat an hat Gala waller dd moi cool il was
IN h anpd for death and never sxpected whom
~ $3.50 .;r,5 Nc 10 -' '-N'
MIS- 'ess"p H ., u. ~ ,,,,,, :, r>- ,x,u,, ,,,o,
She brought bed box and applied 10 tho felt i'm
mediate ease me- ana Tor enough to an
Mount me thoroughly was anu nuN nc seemed 70 invest
me- 10 remove me burning u nne es osa Iae rms Of y, and
took them which soon cured e ow NY e 70 your valuable Ex
ttac oens no" NJ 'ohs a anu ns'e xT
the year 1872 u.,u Dup,u hshAiA FRENCH
sAII MI y NJ
This esrtides that pALEfs PAIN has been used
These fierce diseases been al aevmtsd and they both
entirely There doubt but this Medicine has all the
a' d 5 T ~ @ M MI Ion @ M th usus my
obers who bay used in requiring immediate relief do nost
cser recommend to The attention Of e afflicted be nae Of His ~
slaInaiI, ,alye - " RIOS WEI T. e IA pIS ~
buffalo n y
,,as,,,,,,,,,usr ooNsn1D rra,- - - ,,,,,-,r
CgSIlsENEs Oh; HONeIlf AIioN OF THE BOW ELS
The PAIN EAIRASlUh Is Inc urest e and most certain
NEEDY for this disease ~ VIII positively give relief in the worst
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8 = s 8 s 9 8 s 3
Ms~ C OU N TERI ITS!! ~

COUNTERFEITS .4BOUND!!
All other falsely PAIN EXTRACToRS Ccunterfe
DALEYs The worthless who sell them hope that stealing
they induce the public believe that
the virtues Of the genuine articles Buy authorized
Agents.
sF- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
UINE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, H. DALEY, BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON II.
~ General Depot States
will be- promptly executed. Fl. DALEY Il Co.
ais BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Isl CHARITIES STREET, Nsw1rleans,
Whore all Dealers in the LOUISIANA, ALABAMA,
SsSPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE City Of ST Louis
in the State OF MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT { CO.,
au20 SIN General Agents said
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r. r. r.
u ALWAYS READY RELIEF IS ACKNOW.

r. r. r.
ID ALWAYS READY RELIEF IS ACKNOW-
2 SS RE IT. g IS
PAIN
ss % ~
s s,s s snstsy q. 1aGs b
which j. prepared expressly %, s @ pain,
and he system Railway. Ready
SgIf '1 xe haSs
cations IF R Ss Ready Relief thirty op.
circulating pangs of pain of
RHEUMATISM
in disea entirely in hours
has cured some during its application viii always stop pain
NEURALGIA.
E p ais S mns % sdnsss Gtn % has
and n" the 'y'''" entirely t psR si,s';s;
Or possio relaxation ausrlesn ninety
out Of one hundred Will restore the use Of The limb hours,
system. " wv ANA ''' 'l'''
Al pains and all aches feel If wonderful soothing strengthening
''' instantly j fifsiip N IT To Ssyfjs pAsc
ia % SS s is r Rss ali arrested
SICK HEADACHE.
pain anu on ascending s i
will positively Price, Fifty and Twenty Cents
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
F%R rs s i 'Ti as s sssH ] H.
kn and sntS 70 re AS Nursery add Toilet
beyond tho reach Of rivalry for Shaving purposes
One cake Railways Soap will longer than three
the Of other the cheapest
best Soap in Tho world Price Cents large cakes
grca wrappers and the signature r. Railway upon wrapper
THE GROWING ORNAMENT or BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LUXuRIANT HAIR.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
The lady gentleman who desires artice
Hair advised to make Of Roadway Balm
many advantages over al other hair tonics preparations First
elnes the scalp andruh
bulbs nvigoates healthy e
hair healthy ro and forces v sir grow badness
The lar from falling out makes kao, strong snd lo'sy
the hair with this delicious preparation. Sold by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co., l5i Chares street.
apIo eed&Wly q. n. MORRISON l9 Magazine street.
nECANS Ann w "a, Mrs 16, bhIs pa.on.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
LIVE cfNEs 50 PoYDRAs STREET, Newoleaus, HUFTY
would respectfully inform the public generally
chased the entire the Southern Empire Co..
siderable for the Patent Medicine business Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists Dealers
and prices.
az Satisfaction will be given all who may
patronage.
The following list part his assortment
which will be furnished the
u-oth.r bn,va b.C1
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OF NEwORLGANs ii No 454f.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to ME

S :. =,
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
a'n u the above entitled will proceed sell public suction
and Royal WEDN EsDAY, February 1889
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT of GROUND situated in this
city, in suburb 1remA egnntod by the being lot
measuring 80 feet inch lines Walk iii feet
II inches and lines in depth and
inches and lines on the other ne and 80 feet on the e said
ground situated the bounded Walk ont
St Peter and Rocheblaye streets together with the Bull
slsuug Of ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE. hall burnt good
condition.
Seized in the
Terms cash the spot JAMES p FRERET
Is sheriff nf IN. parisb al f,rla,,,
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,

80
~ 151 CHARITIES EET-J Co having resolved
TO stand uRvaed in department of their business agreed
cne throughout tho United States keep em constantly supplied
with fresh and rates below the
prices by this they enae 70 offer the inspection
ochasers the extensive assortment which found
other Having had
safe Of Patent Medicines have acquired facilities conducting
particular the liberal
supply the trade prices lo lt The
fa realize handsome eutage his whole
te retail A. yeir BE- found full assortment of
Of their assortment and be furnished dealers
at from twenty to twenty cheaper than than manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

HYDRAULIC CEMENT-6000 bbls. of all
II III brands, for by .. John HAYNaN kTco
Agents for the Newark and Roendne Cement Plaster
janis Company, IS Magazine street.
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FoukrH DISTRICT CouRTI BANK OF LOUISIANA w. JAS
SEwORLEANs GOI.DNG -. No3igI.
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
sale directed by the Honorable District of
NewCeans the above entitled will proceed public
auction in the Rounda the City Exchange street. between
Chnrtres and Royal Streets WEDNESDAY February H.
IL O'Clock NJ '7N-''
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, it'll the rights WAYS
privileges and ADVANTAGES theeunto Belonging situate the
lar n and desgnated by the No IL plan rawnby
surveyor of the Second Municipality the April
nhe Office OF A. Mazureau Notary Public ground
being bounded by Benton Eus Felicity streets and
English neasu IS feet inch and lines front street
eet 10 inches aud lines on E1tere street and lS
lrrss on Felicity street. ~ =
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cnsl on the spot. P. FRERET
janis y les ~ Sheriff Of the Parish iss u.
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CODA ASHES, PALM OIL and SOAP ROSIN-
$50 ea, Palm OIL aud Soda Ashes barrss Soap Resin
sAs BY ianS smlavl A. DELAGRAvE Co. II Marsiips ID
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT LOUIS PILE Dr. JAMES
OF NEwORLEANs. II No. 4IIs.
p1 VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Second
the above entitled will proceed public the
Roundn Of the City Exchange
Royal streets FRIDAY February a. 1852 At IL o'clock
j. A LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN THIS CITY. square
bounded by Royal ST. Philip Condo and ursun French
20 feet street
less DEPTH bounded the
perry belonging Nicolas Vargas, to ST.
Philip street by the Of Pierre Martei
Together with BUILDINGS and ,heeor con-
listing Of THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND A
TWO STORY BRICK KITCHEN. n
.? The following named SLAVES, viz!
GRIFFIN, u muao aged 81 years.
FLORA, together her
children, named
MARGUERITE aged about 10 years,
LOUISE, aged about II years,
LOUIS, aged about 10 years.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FRERET
isn21 fsT Ii ~ Sheriff Of the parish Of OIL ana.
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sEcoSD D.TRIcr CouRr H. L. STONE co. JAMES N. GAL
OF nEwohLknss. Il LAGHER AND WIFE, No. 475a,
PY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Second District
leans in the above entitled John L.
said late sberlfo me transferred will public auction
the Rotunds the City Exchange street Chare
and ROYAL streets FRIDAY FEBRUARY
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate IN the continuation Of the
suburb ST. Mary in the Second Municipality of this city being the
~ IN as square No. Is and forming tho Of Claiborne and Com
street IS feet md lines Claiborne depth ITO
on the line which divides from lot
in the all English with the
ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH ONE STORY FRAME
KITCHEN. AN OLD STABLE ~
A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH A ONE STORY FRAME
KITCHEN AND STABLE.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the JAMES FRERET.
ian20 80 fel0 20 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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SECOND DlsrKler COURT H. L. STONE CO. vs. EDWARD CAR
OF NKwoRIEANs. RIGAN AND jolly ANES. No. 41s4.
R1 VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Second
leans the above entitled wpoced sell public auction
The Rotuna of the City Exchange 81 street.
and Royal streets FRIDAY February o'clock,
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, with the rghts,
and appuranes teeunto belonging, situate suburb
parish of Jefferson, in this square Magazine
Josephine St Andrew and Camp designated plan
the
III inchea Magazine street depth Of
lo6 feet inches and lines the
the other line of lot said pn and
lines width the and forming LOT No.
plan annexed to passed before W r.
Public in this city, the 10th June
Seized the above suit belonging Cagau.
ltrinschsh on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
ianeU so el0 20 Sheriff of The Parrish of Orleans,
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DECANS AND WALNUTS-15 bbls. Pecans,
Il 20 bhs. English Wslnus, for sale by
JAMS A.F. COCHRAN Co, 81 rshoapitoulss street.