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Fort or Now York, November 20, 1854.

CLEARED.
ss:n:ssP ras .a. Foster:
Ship Monarch Of the Sea (new) Gardner, Pensacola,
Bari Cleopatra CIR, Jesnssman, Cork Rodoesn.chi.
Bark Deming Penneld, Rio Grande, Corning, Bento
BARK Hero. Davis Waterford Ireland, Nesmith Sons
nsrk Cusa Le sn s,ssi pasrnio wh,. ~
BARK Peter Deniii Hosy. ssvsnnsh. Dsmli &co. , ~
Bark Caroline shsrwoGd Ch.resson Durham Du or
Brig Ws,hon,ddnG DupscOnS psmsr1Ea Smith Co.
Brig Baltic Br, Richardson, St Thomas, Russell Vim
Brig Louise (Br), Louohner, Halifax Hamilton Co.
Brig Noses, Jarvis, Charleston, Geo Buliley;
sssr casl s.ep OBJ. Robert, Ahaccs c Askssly.
sshr cGnPsst,Su Dgiroys Braaos Van Efunt slaght
sssr AsA.: Price y sss%Sa. nscrs.sS Mot.
s sss. HdSsis ar Sss5..ns wiad;sr PsWsi
ssh1 Lynch Do1ss Peter
S%sa Msf
S sshr v, Tasknsr, Boston , Dayton spragus
siO oopp BossD Msssa Prerdsnos master.
ARRIVED.
and 70
seatCn, hence for Lverpoo SPIN 10 miles east Of the
do sssssa & SS;sHp
Ship sie:n. tinker London and %. 2
Ship Harmonic Doane, GLASGOW As days with mdss and
40 passengers, to Durham Dimon Oct a. lat A. Ion ~
saw herm brig VIM Jones' from Glasgow for New York.
Ship Andoyer Berry New Orleans Is days, with mdse TO
Bark Byzantine (of Thomaston) Gleason Marssles 46
days. with mdse and six to Crosby Croker
CO No, 70 With
and molasses TO Curtis Nov r. lat q, Ion "A, saw
large clipper ship steering Me- with loss Of
Brig Alden Br,. Walker, Aux Cages 80 days, with log
Bs Triumph @ ssa a'ore Ms IS day'wh
Brig Boomer r), King, Dorchester NIB, Is days. with
schr Fairfax, Martin. Georgetown, DC, s days.
Schr Gilbert Green. Jasenton, Richmond. -
Sshr John Barnard De wGrde virgins Nov Is 10
mainmast.
schr Rockhill, Thorne. Philadelphia:
sohr Roanoke. pinsmore Passport, 10 days
Schr Friend, Halock, Boston for Phadeiphia.
Schr Connecticut, Park New Haven
Schr Thos Hix Hall. Rockand.
schr Only Son, Savage. Rockland.
Schr ID s Ives, Snow, Wareham.
Schr Matchless, Smith, Port Even for Charleston.
Scbr Dawson, Jescol Port Even for Cold Spring.
Schr Canoya, Brown, Steuben, % days.
Schr Clara Borgess. from -.
Steamships Asia, Liverpool; Daniel Webster New Or
leans: Florida, Savannah; Marion, Charleston.
Wind during the day from NNE.
tBy SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEea APRIL
the HIGHLANDS, Nov 29-Sundown.
The steamships Florida and Marion passing the
bound out Wind WNW, and moderate. Weather hasy.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov @-Arr schr II Saunders, Could
Jacksonville.
Cid ship Isaac Jeans, Chapman, Liverpool bark Mary
Sladc Baker Boston, schrs Artico Jacobman, Newbury
port; Raymond, Saunders Norwch Moses Brown Baker,
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Naval Intalligence.

The frigae Constitution at Port Grand Oct. 70, to
sail on the Soth for Porto Praya, ali well.
United States frigate Savannah, Commodore Salter
video Oct 4.
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Fires IN New York.
FIRE IN WALL 6T1xET-BURlNN0 OF MERCHANTS
AND LAWYERs' OFFICES.

AND LAWYERS OFfICE6s
At half past O'Clock yesterday morning dre was
discovered in the OF No IS Wall street. occupied
principally law Offices The building in which the fire
originated stands sixty to seventy feet from the
extending four stories high including the
ment running nearly parallel with Wall street fty
feet almost touching on the wall Of store on Ex
change place.
The smell Of smoke was noticed by the police nearly
two hours before the locality of the fire could be dis
covered It then found TO be fire in the third and
fourth foors Immediately in the angle which extends
towards Wall street over the Mercantile Mutual In
but the flames had got much Roadway before any
water could be brought to bear, caused by the dit
cut mode of that the whole of the inside Of the
premises was destroyed The remen, however, BY their
united exertons succeeded In keeping the flames to
the building in which it originated In about hour
the roof fell in, carrying with It the remaining floors,
and the whole ia mass Of ruins. There are no
doubt many valuable papers destroyed belonging to the
occupants Of the different Offices.
The building is owned by William P. Furnss, residing
in Bond street The damage sustained by the building
will probably amount to between 600 and "a 900
insured in the Eagle Insurance Company for 90 600
The police Of the First Second Third Fourth and Fifth
service in the protection of property
The following the of some OF the occupants
Of the oaices-Mr. William p. Furniss, occupied an
Office sas Davenport real estate broker; Robert II.
White, lawyer also, VIM. Watson, Samuel Smith, G.
Arthur Gardner, H. Durkee, W. Hutchinson, and N.
Burchard.
FIRE IN BEEKMAN STREET.
About O'Clock last evening fire took place in the
cracker bakery of johnson Treadwells No. ITO Beck
man street. caused BY the setting Gre Of basket con-
tanning crackers The basket at the time on the
third floor. Tho basket was nearly consumed and
slight damage done to the floor, before the Ere
extingushed Damage trfng
similar fire took place in this establishment the
evening Of the 4th instant.
More care is required in placing the crackers from the
into the basket. There must have been some
lighted coal mixed in with the crackers, which caused
the burning of the baskets.
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with willing and grateful hearts assemble in our respec-
20
On that day let US praise God for the freedom aud
usness Of our government for the supremacy Of good
avs for the protection afforded to the lives. liberty,
and property Of all citizens of commonwealth for
The rewards and encouragemens that honest labor re-
selves for the bene6cent influences of institutions
6 charity and learning and above ALL for the preva-
ence OF the Christian religion.
Let thanks be offered to our Heavenly Father that he
has seen ct to grant to he citizens Of this State
large measure Of health while the pestilence that
walketh in darkness has so grievousy afflicted many
parts OF land that, while other lands disturbed
and oppressed by war; we are blessed with profound
peace
Let us on that day worship our Maker with humb
and contrite hearts, confessing individual aud
tional sins Let Him be invoked to perpetuate free
that the union Of these States may long
be preserved for the good Of mankindtha patriotism
wisdom and virtue may guide national councils
that harmony be preserved among the State-that
the Vaccinations Of bad to extend the sphere OF
human bondage may be overruled-that intempcrance
with all its woes may be overccmeand all those sins
that mark US IS people may soon be known no more
As you gather around your 6resides and sit at the
festive board forget not the widow and the atheres
but distribute beautifully TO them who suffer by cold
hunger, and vant; for thus doing shall hold fes
tivaI acceptable - the Most High.
BY WILLIAM ". HoPPN, OF RHODE ISLAND.
Unto Him from whom 'cometh down every good gift
and every perfect gift we would render solemn praise
for the infinite riches Of His goodness aud mercy
In accordance with the long established usage of the
the immediate hand Of God in all their prosperity T.
william W. Hoppin, Governor Of the state OF Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations by authority of law
appoint Thursday the thirtieth day Of November inst
TO Be observed by the people Of this State as day Of
public Thanksgiving and praise
would invite all classes Of our citizens 10 suspend
their secular employments, snd to unite in the public
services Of alteration and praise to the common Father
Of all.
That, Notwithstanding our unworthness AZ a people
He has maintained TO during the past year so ample
q measure Of happiness, peace and comfort;
That great disease has been avered from u.s. the
pestilence has been stayed
That the blessings Of free republican government
have been continued TO us;
That Law has been administered with justice-a
terror only to evil doors, but joy and shield to them
fti.at do WE'LL
That the pur uits Of agriculture, and the
useful arts aud all the varied of honorable indus
Try ana co.erprse, have moved With visible and
.'aeeri'A gpfance;
tbsi ''e Efforts to educate the young have been sim
enlsf@ - efui and signally favored
1'' - c'.ss OF morality. aud espec ally Of the pre-
rthih" 1e stess Ills Of insen2er ac. la. beea pros
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70 eiQuI
The manner in which these matters are msmana aged
IN the District is disgrace to Congress.
The Commissioner OF the Patent Oce has some inter-
esng agricultural information He lately received ad
vices from dragcman at Constantnope that he had
procured and shipped 100 bushels of superior flint wheat
from the vicinity Of Mount olympus which is to be dis
IN on . s,s
in search of the celebrated Cassabar melon Seed also
IT st bs ost % the r farm Of
Of which, it will be recoected brought from that
country last by the Hon. Caleb Lyon, Of New York
caulAowers and squashes II is proposed to send some
fine tobadD seed from different localities.
Mr.. Browns successful mission to Europs will be OF
immense advantage to the farming interests of our
country As the experienced and head of
the Agricultural Bureau Of the Patent Office he just
the man for such journey Already there have been
of the finest quality, suited to different and To-
calities Samples Of beans many varieties quantities
Iery &c These win soon be followed By Invoices from
France Russia, Holland and Spain-and ell will be dis
trbuted as early as may be practicable.
California last year. and weighing six pounds each rails
ed by DR.. Page Strange IS II may SEEM the product
grown near this city only varied from the size Of grape
shot to pulet's egg-they were however, healthy In
appearance and intended to Be planted another year
This dimnu,ion in size may be the ede Of the unprc
cedented drought which prevailed in this region during
the last season.
There are several religious revivals going on among
the Bsptss and Methodists here No community needs
reiyion more There Ia also revival at the Fifth Pres
byteran church. where there Ia preaching every evening
Mr. DON Patt, Secretary of Legation at Paris Is In
town Mr. Patt says that the most friendly disposition
prevails towards Nj. Soulc at the Spanish Court. He
embarked at Bordeaux for the Spanish coast short
time before the sailing Of the last steamer under sa
Lutte appropriate to his station.
Mr. Piatt has SOME original opinions about the war
He thinks that the Of France and England
were in possession when he left Of from the Cri
inca to the 10th, which, from the omnous silence that
prevailed believed 70 be Of the most disastrous cha
rsc.er In fact the events occurring from the nth
October to the 9Th OF November left hardly doubt that
the allied ARM vas reduced to Vie alternative OF hast
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cou
IL du Cinqnieme District, P;rosse de Iafourche.
Pauline Aucoin epouse de Napoleon Guedry,
CersnS = No. 1881.
Cel'StkS
Son Eponx.

son EnOnX
An par autorite de la Cour de District du Gin
queme District Judciare segean dams ct pour la parosse
Terrebonne Je soussgnG Greier de la Cour d Cnqeme
District Jucaire segeant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Terre
bonnie cere par les presentes que e leme jour u mos de
JUN, 1851 jugenen etc rendu par la susite Cour
dams la cause cidessus ntitee de La manere suyate
SAVIOR:
Dams cee deux ours udciaires sctant 6coule de-
puts Ia rendition du JUDGEMENT par default LIE defeneur
ayant manue de comparative ct enregstrer la
fut xee ct entendu eXparte ct Ia oi ct eTidence
etant favour de la pagnante il est oronne adnge ct
decree que la paignante Pauline Aucoin, soft separe de
biens de epoux Napoleon Guedry quee ait admins
ration absolute de prophecies parahenae Qu'ele
possession les ecyes jean Pierre, muatre
age denvron IS ans Celeste agee denyron
% ans; Catherine, agee d'cnvron u ans
Marguerite negresse, denvron IS ainSi que
les enfns de Celeste, Charles, petit negre age
denvron Marie, agce denviron ans ct n enfant
Quele reIrenne aSsi possession les clevahx. bees
ct les ournures de mison decrits dams petition
Qu'elie reprenne possession les biets autres
evidences de dette de $00 eux mile cinq pastres
due par G. S. Guion, quele colecte Ia e
propre nom ct que Ii die ui soft accordee
aisant pare de roits parahena1S. Fl inalcmcnt ii
est odonne quee ait ugeent ct de dit e0ux
Napoleon Guery, Ia de tros mile cin cent istres
lie montant quill para avoir etc reeu par lie ceneur de
epouse ct convert usage parcuier avec cinq
cent Hiaere deps Ia delnane jlhcaire ct les frs
du process ct pour lie Placement de Ia te some
u est accorde I'm hypoteqne ct ee sur oues les
prees recIes personnees du defendeur la de hypohe
que privilege devant dater u Ter jour dAyr lS4
la de mile u 26 Ayr ISIS, 1t
de mile pastes u Ter jour dAvril 1Sf9 pour cnq cents
piastres Is Avr 1851 pour la de mile pastres
ct les proprees du defendeu soent sails ct venues
pour satsaire la de somme de trois mile cinq cents
piastres, avec les interets ct les fras
Decre ct signe Cor ouyerte 21eme jour de Juin
1854. (Signe) JAMES L. Cole,
Juge du Cinqlieme District lJniiciaire.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la de Cour, ce
T$S22 septembre, mil hut cent cinquante -qnatre.
SU fiat J, AYCOCK, Grehier.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the parish OF l.afourche.
Pierre I.agarde, seniur.
No. 1903.
Francois Pape.

TAKE NOTICE: That. acting under order of sezure
and sale emanating from the above entitled Court in the
offer for sale pubic auction ee Court House in the
in the of Thibodaux SATURDAY, the 4h day of
NOVEMBER, 1854, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following des
crbed property, towt:
A CERTAIN Let OF GROUND situated in the parish of
Lafourche, the right bank of you Lafourche in the
vicinity of the town Of Thibodaux being Lot No T.
plan of the lands of p Lgards senior, made January 20
1853 and deposited in the Recorders office of said parish
TERMS SALE.-The sum Of one hundred and twenty
eight dollars and seventy five (S12s 49, cash, with
eight per cent per interest from the ith day Of April
1854, and costs, ami credit to satisfy the amount of
three nsaents of hundred and twenty dollars
seventy- EACH payable in each ami all Of the
months Of March, 1885, 1856, and 1885, with eight per cent
interest after maturity.
Said sale viii be satisfy the principal interest and
costs of suit. l4l-6tl Nj. EDtRG, Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF LOUIslANA-Fitth Dis
~ trict Court-parish OF Terrebonne
Pauline Aucoin, wife of Napoleon Guedry,


No. 1881
Her Husband
In the and by the authority Of the District Court of
the Fifth Judicial District sitting in and the parish Of
Terrebonne, the undersigned Clerk of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Terreonne
hereby certify that the 2ist day of June, 1854 %
ment rendered in the above entitled and numbered
by the above entitled Court in the words and figures follow
ing to-wt:
In this two judicial days having elpsed since the
rendition of Judgment by default the defendant having
failed appear and file answer this fixed for trial
and taken up and tried eXparte and the law and evidence
(after due heaing) appearing be in favor Of plaintiff 1t
is ordered adudged and decreed, that plaintiff Pauline Au
coin he separated in property from her husband Naol
Guey that she have the sole administration and control Of
and control the slaves Jean Pierre nulao aged about
% years Celeste, aged about % years Cath
crime, girl aged about 81 years. Margaret
girl aged about Is years; also the children of Celeste owt
Charles, hoy aged about years Marie, aged about
years. and infant That she also take into her possession
the horses horned CATTLE and household furniture, described
in her petition, omuch thereof may exist in kind ;
that she take into her possession the notes other
evidence of the debt of $25O thousand five hundred
dollars due by G. S. Guion and that she collect the in
her and right and the be set to her
part of her paraphernal finally ordered
that she have judgment and recover from her said husband
Napoleon Guery, the of three thousand five hundred
dollars, amount shown have been received by defendant
from his wife, and converted to his use together with
five per cent interest from judicial demand and of suit
and to secure the of said sum- she be decreed
and privilege all the property, and personal
of defenlant-sad mortgage and privilege from the
1st day of April 1s47 for the of thousand dollars
from the 26th day of April, 1913, for the of thou
bred dollars and from the 18th day of April 1884, for the
of thousand doars and that property of defend
ant be seized and sold satisfy said of three thousand
five hundred dollars, with interest and costs.
Thus done and signed in open court this 2l day OF June
1854. Signed,1 JAMES L. CoLE,
Judge of 18th Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
S6 22nd day of August, thousand eight hundred
~Dand fifty -four. f41-4t] J. AYCoCK, Clerk.
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-F'iiih Dis
~ trict Court-Parsh of Lafourche.
Cyprien Guitro, Administrator !


TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue of an order Of seizure
emanatng from the above entitled Court in the above
titled and numbered have seized aud II offer fer
sale at public auction at the Court Iou-e in the Z"
Thibodauy on SATURDAY, the 4th day of NOVEMBER
1854, the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN SLAVE named Ci.AEISSE. aged about %
years; and her chjldlen-MARlE, aged years, MIL
ICET aged years; and CELESTE, aged years
TERMS AND CoNpITIoNs.-The sum If Nine Hundred and
Thirty Three Dollars and thirty three cents Cash. with
eight per interest half thereof from March 1858
and with interest the the remainder from
March 1854, and a credit satisfy the of -Four
Hundred and SiXySiA D,ats and siXtysX cents, due in
March, 1866 with interest after matury which said sum
is secured by mortgage the property above described
per act of sale made the 2lst day of the month Of Al
gust, 1852, by NJ. Bourg, Sheriff of said parish.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest
and costs of suit. L4l-6tl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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a CURE FOR Hill!
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT,

Citisens Of the Union,-H 5 Il T2 a
You have done me the honor with voice. from one
eId OF the Union to the other TO stamp the character Of
my Ointment with your appreciation. It is scarcely two
Years since made it known among you and already
mas obtained more celebrity than any other Medicine in
short period. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
~ IS, Corner Of Anm and Nassau Streets, Nese York.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS STANDING.
Copy eta Lette, from NJ. W J Langley, Of Huntsville
IddHen Co., Nth Carolina, u s., dated NOo. 1853.
gyR REID HIS OWN WORDS
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY: Sir,-It IL not my wish to
become notorious, neither is this letter for the
mere sake Of writing but 10 say that your Ointment cured
me Of one of the most dreadful cuaneons diseases that
flesh is heir to- and which considered by all who knew
me- to be entirely beyond the reach Of medicine Fer nine
years was afflicted with Of the most painful and
after trying every medicine had heard Of resigned
in despair all hope of being cured but friend brought
the sores my legs to heal, and entirely regane my
health to my agreeable surprise and delight and the
constituent Of my friends. [signedl WI. LANGLEY.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF BAD BREAST WHEN
NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr. r. Durans, Neac OrleGns,
N0cesnber 9th, 1853. h
TO PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY 3d. Corner Of Ann and Nassau
Streets N VI Dear SirIt Is with heartfelt gratitude
have to inform you that by the Of your Ointment and
Pills the life Of my wife has been saved For years
she had bad breast with ten running wounds, mot Of
cancefous nature) was told that nothing could save
her: she then induced to use your Ointment and
Pills when IN the q three months they effected
perfect cure to the asonshment Of all who knew u.s.
We obtained your Medicines from Mesms Wright Co..,
Of Charres street New Orleans send this from IIote
des Princess Paris, although had written Il New Or
leans before finally left 1t that time knowing your
address at New York. [signed] R. DURANT.
These Pills should be Ased conformity sci the Ointment
IN most Of the 1oLy0acing cases: w
Bad Legs }Ss Contracted Lumbago Sore Threats
had Breasts 4, Stiff Joints Piles Skin diseases
Burns Flstulas Rheumatism Scurvy
Bunions Gout Salt Rheum. Sore Heads
Chilhains Glandular ScaiLs Ulcers
Ohapped hands SWellings Sore Nipples Wounds
Sold at the establishment of Professor HoLLovAY,
49, Of Ann and Nassau Streets New York. also BY
all respectable Druggists and dealers IN Medicines through
out the United Sates In Pots SIN cents 81 csnts and
81 so each To be had wholesalc of the principal Drug
Houses in the Union or 0f
BLANCHARD, CAZEAVETTE CO., Thbodaux.
W There considerable saving by taking the larger Sizes
B-DIectons for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed 10 each Pot. fapl1 -6m-eowJ
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Succession de Tale1y R. Bonrgeois en- comn,uaauts
arec Celeste D'yrene.
NENTE DE SUCCESSION-Etat de

La LOulSidne-COuT uu Oll1Iulenlc DEtrct-fafoRsf
de Lafourche. u-I.
Au ct par autorG de la Cour du Cinqueme District
udiciare sitgeant dams ct pour la parose de Laorche,
sera oert vente publique par NJ erg Sheriff. ct
canteur, dunent qualf6 ct ssermente les eux stue
dams In parosse Iaorche rive droitc du bayou foncr
environ Is miles audessors de Ia vile de TiboduA,
LUNDI, lie de NOvEEMBRE, 1854, 10 heures, A. NJ,
In propriGte suvante, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, sitnG dams Ia dte
parosse, rive droie dn bayon fourche, environ 10
miles auessous de Ia vile de Tbotlanx, mesurant ros
arpents plus mons de face quarante de rofoneur
borne hau par les errcs ugere otard ct bas
les terres de Veuve Darode.
PLUSIEURS CHEvEAUX un Mulet, DIES f6tes Cornes,
Charette, des Charues Fus deux Pirogues onze
Cochons, ETC., etc.
de ct audessous de dix patres Mars 1853 ct toues
sommes excedan dix pastres Mars 1852 and 1856 La
tere payable par tiers tiers dams tous ct cacun des mos
de Mars des annees 1855, 1885, 1851 Lacqueeur four
nssant bonnie caution ct otes ponctaeement
echeance porte hut dH Pan dnteret ct terre
resera specalement hypothequee jusqua Placement final
[4l-tds] NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE LA LOulSIANE-Cour du Cinpnitme Dis
tric Judiciare sege;u dams pour la Paresse de La
fourche.
Holden 4 Murphy.
Celestin Close.


SACHEZ: QUEEN yertu dun writ tie feri facas lance
par In susc Cotr, ct dams Ia cause cd.ssus intuee ct
numerot&e: Ja saisi ct otTrira vene publigne In
Naison de COur sitee dams la vile de Tbiboaux SAMED
lie 1 de NoiEajEHE lo:,t, II heurcs. H. Pmeret de
Celesn Close ctt Motto inyise dams Ia socte exisan
entire lie dit Close ct Cfeophase atreau sje dettes
Ia de societ dams In ct Furniture u etc saisi ct
qui sent CONNIE suit, SAVIOR:
TRENTE ClIAISES, Billiard ct quill lui apparent,
cling Tables, un Mir"ir, Jar Eau, Bette Gace
quinZe Carafes ving oites de Cigares de Ia Havana
Cask de Brandy rentesix BeutelIes de Vermouth doze
Gallons de Port Wine, rente Gallons de Ehu trentecinq
Gallons de Maere, ct assortment general tie bgeufs,
TERHEs EFT CoSpirIoNsLa dite prop,ietc ven'n u
douze mo tie credit acguereurs onrns ant ler ond
avec bonnie ct vahle caution, portaat nteret rason DC
cinq du cent Fan iusqu'. par;tit payment
La dite vente fate ponr satisflre lie principal e
res ct frais dc process 43tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff