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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-10

N~Ns va ~ Wv
cuments de lexpeditiop.
L'organisation dc &c voyage fut mhrie pour
faire face aux alternatives de glace ct d'eau
Ellie consistait en- embarcations montees SUI
DIES paths do bois, ct en- quelques petits trai.
neaux pour alder au transport DIES provisions.
A rexception de quelques rations rtduites dc
farine ct de suif, nous ne comptions que sur nos
fusils pour nous nourrir. Dependant, une pc.
tite reserve de biscuits ct de viande de Borden,
fut conservee intacte pour lie cas- de n6cessite.
Nos vetements etaient rigoureusement limites
a nos fourrures. Nous avions pour chaussures
DIES mocassins de tapis.
Notre plus grand labeur fut lie passage dune
zone de glace considerable qui s'etendait entire
lie brick ct l'eau la plus proche au Sud. Bien
que cette %ceinture n'edt que 10 miles de long,
telle 6tait 10 nature rugueuse de Ia glace, ct
telles nos difficulties de transport, que ce passa-
&c nous couta trente ct un jour de fatigues, ct
un parcours reel de trois cent seize miles.
Du cap Alexandra, nous avancames en- ba-
teaux, sauf settlement q%uelques passages occa-
sur Ia glace a Ia base DIES glaciers. Au
cap York, %j'elevai un monticule ct plantai up
pavilion, avec des d6peches pour Information
des navires trayersant la bale de Melville. Puts
apres avoir d<pece mon embarcation de reser-
We, CONNIE combustible, je m'embarquai pour
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

SEC In the death
slaughtered
at
lin
ton as not 70 be offensive pTudicia public
other
Ito
SEC mo pools OF stagnant shall be suffered premises
the Maya
October and the
o reno
ANY shall violate the
discharge the be
OF five dollars
ne &c efual
Board
anys in
the the Provided
oil
penalties
be
dollars eac N ohence
SAny shall
shall
0 eacha nde eve offence
SEC 9-ihat control of
lion
permit snch stallion
IN orxhos
limits
the village of Mineral Point shall be punished
dollars
wtch
ande ytimesu
paraded
o
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER SECOND.
OF DISTRIBUTIONS 70 STREETS AND SIDEWALK:


hchng shall be placed
public of the side walk
mo shed shall beyond the side walk
height the clear
3-No
GOODS and shall be
walk a a n clear
SEc.4No
maini he a
o Chestnut from
streetf
and Fountain Commerce Ridge
third o available street.
eNo enee shall be permitted no alley within the
For the erecting buildings only half
width building
eons simultaneously opposite SIDES the
and third OF the width Provided
bic completion building
be with
doors which shall be
all
9de shall be
also e
violate
eforegoin
shall be
additional
Satellite Board of Trustees also by signed by
obstruction delinquent
l2Ihe shall front
their respective premises caused by the of their
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER FIRST.
OF PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.

shall be by the
IN II
due and
disposition
o o
Fire Warden be
Clerk,
shall also building
Amy who shall
o
subject a penalty dollars for each and offence
3Any shall who shall
charge Chinese other FIRE npn
penalty dollars
each and offence
building occupied
cuve for that purpose in isolated positions such building and be
exceeding pounds shall be without the building
shall be kept without IN hunting TASKS
be subject penalty ten dollars and an additional penalty
and all Insurance Offices
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

Resolved. First--That the Board of Trustees
shall meet monthly, the first Monday IN each
month. at such time and place as they may desig-
nate. Special meetings may be called at any time
bv notice in writing, signed by two of the Trus.
tees and served upon the other three Trustees, If
in town. giving at least "a hours notice, such no.
tice to be served by the clerk, by reading, and to
be placed on file
PeeoIped. Second--That the foregoing ordinances
for the government of the village be adopted. and
that all previous ordinances Except such as relate
10 the construction of side walks, or TO the OPEN
ing or vacating of streets or aleys) be repealed,
to take effect Immediately upon due proof of pub
LEGATION, in pursuance of the charter.
Pesolred, fhird-That 900 copies of the fore>
going Code of Ordinances be published, in PAM
nlets. for general circulation.
CHARLES TEMPLE.
[Attest.l President.
JosErH H CLARY, Clerk.
l, Joseph II Clary, Clerk of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Village of Mineral Point. do hereby
certify that the foregoing General Code Of Ordin-
ances and the above Resolves. were passed by the
said Board, unanimously, on the second day OF
April A D. 1855 full board of Trustees being
present and voting
JOSEPH II. CLARY,
CTR Board Trustees
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER FIVE.
OF DISORDERLY HOUSES

Any person who shall keep ewd house house prostitution
ALI bowling
all
shall p of
the
dollars
Ion
dollars SO o do - fN' %
to ito
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER SEVEN.


any rdjuance - -
OF
the n ne frss ion oft
Ito
ae legal proceedings
SIC 4he faith payment of witness
summoned
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER FOURTH.
OF ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE.

livery o wfha
owners b marked thereon Any provided
0
2No slut or bitch shall be allowed pen
owner ave
stable kill of bitch and for killed
whose duty shall be to
detention and SALE holding the balance subject owner;
/ his her closure
Any boar found
by said pound poraton
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
CHAPTER SIN.
OF LICENSING EXHIBITIONS.

SIC Ae manager
public pyto
OF ten dollars lime fe
3he all
the
10 "A SUI
to amount
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
VARIETY

1t IS stated
in the newspa
pers that the IA
nous fossil skel-
eton of the ecu
glodo, found IN
Alabama some
fourteen y ca r 5
ago, by a Ger
m a n n a m e d
Koch, exhibited
in New Y or K,
a n d afterwards
sold to a DR.. Nc
Dowell, at Saint
1souiS was lafe-
ly taken for debt,
and in process OF
removal fell to
pieces and many
of the b on e s
were b r o K e n,
when the Won
ucilbl UlOuSLtI
was found TO be
of genuine pias-
ter OF Paris for
nation and of
entirely German
origin, being con-
nec,ed with the
primeval epochs
only by the raw
material.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

J" Father said
en- rrchin of sew
en- summers and
eight W inters,
" lets 50 up 10
the nine PIN alley
and roll. /" Roll,
boy! hat do
y h at do you
know about roll
ing Me know
about il Why,
| can roll your
harmed eyes out
II less than ten
ulInutest
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

Henry w
Beecher says /
never kne W a
hard wor kin 2.
earl rising, pru
dent man, careful
OF his earnings.
and strictly hon
est. " h o com
p aimed of bad
luck. A . o o d
character, a n q
good habits of in
custry are i'm
pregnable to the
assaults OF all
the Ill luck that
fools ever dream
ed OF.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

Every elec
ticn. says the
Prov dence jon.
nal, has its own
nomenclature -
The present 20
litical elements
are exaggerated
Wings, GggrgUa
ted Democrats.
and Very agra
rG,pIg II II 0 y
Nothings.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

T. KE y FGh
BREAKFAST At
night put two or
three s lie e ; Of
bread, bro K e n
fine, to soak in
a pint and a hall
OF milk; in the
morning mash II
W e | /, and add
three eggs and
-four to make a
batter, with the
addition of an
other half pint Of
milk b a K 2 as
usual. They are
very Zig h t..
Should be sent
hot 10 the table
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

MIsLAIn TBE
HoUsE-A Hi-
bernian recently
arrived in this
city. and having
safely lodged his
trunk at a pri>
vate house, stroll
ed out and got
lost, loosing his
trunk at the same
time. Lik e a
wise man how
ever, lie adveriis
ed the fact, stat
ing in his poster
that he had LETT
his trunk as de
scribed, but hav-
ing nislaid the
house, had lost his
trunk, and a re
ward was offered,
&c. &c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
DRIED PgAcH

bRlED 1 4 ACH
AND APPLE PIES.
After the fruit
- we'll cooked.
mash il well. and
let II cool; then
10 one quart OF
fruit stir IN a tea
Cupful of cream
and two e g z 5
well beaten sea
son with essence
of lemon or Gin
namon, bake in
crusts, it h 2 r
with or without
= top crust
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
"A Wester

"A Western
e ditor enurner-
ates a long list OF
annoyances a II q
grievances, and
winds up as fol
lows +" | was
vexed, too, at a
painter who had
been paid in adj
vance TO paint
me a sign but
he must 20 a sail
in the bay en-
Sunday and g o t
drowned-iustas
like as notion my
m o n e "a n Y
how, he died. and
made no sign.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

lit is hunor-
ously said that
there ought 70 be
a plenty of wo
men IN the camp
Tor each nj ght
the X as sian s
came out with a
fresh g Sally"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

NE race Of the Red Nan is fast disappearing from
The face of the earth the Pequods are gone tbe
Hohetcan exists in tradition only and few scaferad
a"npds and earth works re the only vcsticee of IN
1ascou ms: the SAi'kS too, have been driven from
Their ancient hunting DIS in few peperatic,
none viii remain to tell the story their wrongs hut
N order that their may be handed down To fnfe
generations, and their virtues be excled the under
WOOLEN SOCKS.
which he will dispose ofn quantities 20 sui,
b few pieces of CHEAP BED TICKS have
use heen brought along to supply the places OF Ire mn
merous Dee Tics which the approaching cold wealth.
IS apt to destroy. X NJ SMfTa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

PILLS. FE1ENl!
L'-R every man oman and childin tbeceHlu!
Il need kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's AntiBilliouE Pills.
FahnstoCks Anti Bilious do,
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Graen nburcl Do
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitter
SaFpington's que Pills ,Df .BrEtf
Dr.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. q Hibbard's do,
Dr. Angles Candy COats DO,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do.
And lots o other kinds If Pills,
Which you can get by calling stghe Miners
Drug Store NEARLY opposite Beech / Slcn -,
Noyemherf8 r D. PTbFfl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
-EifZfadIe

FitzfadIe
wants 10 know
IN what portion
Of the an i'm 4 /
&C o n o N y the
rom bone IS 10
be found.
-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

EDJBEit NuTIGE.-All persons ara hereby
"A notified not TO trespass, Miro or Dig uDon anv ri
thcfollowing described lands, without written
senior permission ofmyself o my agent.to VII
be70Iip' sec. m ha- Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
sass e wa p Sc whneq Is 2 7e
"e neg &ehn
W hneqSe wa Is a e a
hnwq IA 6 sse hswo II g 8. q
VIII &c 8 pyn g &C a
section g. He VIII zen Ia e g q
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and All persons from buying removing any or
other from the above described lands without m
written permission.
Blue Mounds, June3, 1852 n33
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

SFA9 c AN LES-2S Roxes, "a do ,ouar,.rdo
~ OF StarCandles 30 boxes Mould Candies inst 800
end Tor sale FL ;pH n i TgS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25

Keep cool
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
The Ponder EXPLOSIONS.

General Codrington in his official account of
the terrible powder explosions in the Crimea
says:
ION the 18th inst, about 3P. NJ, a terrific ex.
plosion shook the camp of the army, and spread
heavy destruction i'll the immediate ncig hbolhood
OF its force; even here. at headquarters. two and
n half miles perhaps distant it burst open and
broke windows; all felt the power of it, md the
high column of smoke,with shells bursting in the
midst and around it, told too well the cause, and
showed the danger of all within its reach
1T was not long before we were on the spot:
to the sudden burst had succeeded continued
and dark drift of smoke which told its tale of CON
tinued fire and DANGER constant bursting of shells
was going on, and the ground was covered with
bits of wood, musket balls and splinters of shells
from the first heavy explosion, which had strew-
ed TIE ground with destruction and killed and
hurt very many people,
'!One hundred thousand pounds of powder had
exploded in the French siege train, set fire to all
the stores there, and to our neighboring English
park, where all was fiercey burning, while the
tendency of the light air at first threatened sec
ond and as serious an accident from powder.
not 81 yards of, for the roof of the building had
been damaged and the door blown in 10y the
shock.
81 saw every one working well, and know that
French Il English too carried live shells from the
neighborhood of danger to more distant spot
and at later period parties threw what earth the
rocky soil could give upon the fires. and helped
much TO subdue them; all was safe about 7 T.
NJ, and a strong guard and working party posted
for the night
He estimated the loss of life at: One officer and
90 non-commis >ioned officers and men killed; 4
officers and Il2 non commissioned officers and
men wounded, with missing, show the sudden
and fatal power of the shock, which not only dos
troyed in its immediate eighborhood, but wound
ed, by shell and splinters, some at distance of
three quarters of mile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
Teros and Gen. Houston.

Itappears that Gen. Houston has lately been
on sit to Austin. where the Texas legislature
is in session. and that a resolution to invite him
within the bar of the House amended by al
so inserting the name of Com. Moore, and then
adopted. Gen, Houston, it will be remembered,
has deadly quarrel with Moore, which he made
the occasion OF an elaborate speech against that
gentleman in the United States senate The
New Orleans Picayune states that the Legislature
ha further condemned the course of Gen. Ious-
ton, in relation t. the slavery question: by un'
auimou,ly adopting resolutions endorsing the
principles contained in the Kansas Nebraska
act of the last National Congress. announcing
any attempt to repeal it,and approving the Com.
pr0mi- e measures of 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
Comm rciui.

NEw YORK Dec. I4.-F!onr decllneduStatr
50: Ohio 1873; Southern $3.50. Wheat
drooping Corn-We,tcrn mixed 99c' Mess
pnnrk go. Beef and Lafd unchanged. Whis-
key qiiet. ,,.as, hoa,,
RvLrlMoRsA Dec. ll.-br'adS'unS he"Vy,-
t1,',ard St,c.t Flour S375 City Mills $3.50 a
s36l Wheat lower-Red Sl.Sl Sl9o :;
y,;,. - % sos. Wi cCcrl 75a 90; yell
low 7G II 81 Provisions del
U,vayA. Dec sugar firm Planters look
ine for higher rates, and buyers unwilling 10
Weld.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
Semi OHrj1I.

The Washington Star says of Parker H. French
the new Minister from Nicaragua.
"Now it strikes US that there isiust at this
time ereaier likelihood that the Presiden mt will
recognize the legality of a "requisilon' for the
apprehension of this Mr.. French from the Gov
ernor of the State wherein he did those things
for which he fed its jurisdiction not very long
since, before he is recognized as the accredited
minister ola foreign power TO the [. States"
The Government, Judging frsm this,-does
not seem to like the revolution in Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
The HOr Market.

We give below our usual weekly statement Of
the number of hogs killed and in pens up to last
evening. Yesterday was the first really favor
oble day we have had for killing this season and
all the houses were in full blast. We continue
to quote So 80 to sc 65. No transactions have
been reported Killing 9l,69I In pens, 25,757.
The total receipts 100, 442.- Louisville Journe!
ION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
OBITU AIRY.

Died on the morning nj the 9Th November 1850, at Fair
Ne Bedford county Va residence q" her father Robert
Seoe Mis-. HARRIET W Sffrrof, IN the 18TH year OF he
hse She had inst recovered painful and proraccd
Illness vhen she suffered relapse. which resulted IN her
l When the aged die il is the evening OF lie ana hgHt
after the cvt ming; but there is something p'chtl
ll1urntu W hen the bloom youth fades Into the 9eness
attn cher sun " eat down while 1t was yet day bfaliui
nr and ACCOMPLISHED the slt u her nome iiHu
boy all no knew her through tn" dark |Mr !"
'hrno eternal in the Heavens their hopes ana tears nave "
l,wed her l}Jrtn ate riicta rr tm0rtattte i"d1&es
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
RniIrnuH CnILiSion

Yesterday afternoon. about eight miles from
the city. the passenger train from the Rich mond,
frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad ran into n
freight train. The engine ofthe passenger train
was considerably broken up, but by substituting
the locomotive of the freight train, it came into
the city about the usual time. No ona was
hurt Richmond Dispatch, Dec 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
p:i,onJ ami D1nliIIP RUi{TOdd.

At the annual meeting held, in Richmond on
Thursday. Vincent Witcher, Esq., was re-elec-
ted President. by majority of 2. BOB Totes'-
Cal. Geo. W Muuford was the opposing candi-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
poL..r's VriUi in Neic York.

New York, Dec; ll.-lile jury IN the case CO. o,
o,,i. Baker. charged with the murder of Bill
pnole Is been discharged, being unable TO agree
unon II verdict When discharged they stood
as follows; Tor manslaughter I, murder2 acqolt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

W Deyale, Montgomery; j Headen. Floyd H. w j
Arms NJ + Fem Petersburg; Henry English Frank
n Miss Mary Roberts Petersburg; Jno Street Frankfurt
n Folks Notoway RIA Watson, do SamlG W IiamS dpiP
b Thompson Franklin; \ b itzer, Botetourt j Wilson,
BIZ; W Mccormick. Giles; WIN Davis, VIM DAVIS Pc
csbure Walker, W Walton, Appropriations; IL ~ 1hrS
ban. Amherst b Nawter, Appomattox X NJ James sami II
Jones Calnphc l. Z Jones' Petersburg; lhos ii Jones
son Cauipbc VIM Miller, & T r. b Robertson rank
b. Jas Pcttigrew & 4 X; Jas c Moore Rockbridse
i /. English, Franklin, Cunningham Roekbiidgc W
1eard Coyington, Ky; L Fzer, Bedford James GINS
~ ashin gton Coz Hubbard Salt Branch; Jas taskie
1chmond f Z Winston Hanover; Savers, Pulaski J. Cal
4h Va Tenn X X; Jas A Bass Va / Cobhs X II Buck
bier T X; Jno w Stone, city Preston lady emil
tlren servants, Abingdon; Jno Cardwel Clarksvile
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS

WAsHINGroN, Dec 4.-SENArE.-Mr Seward
Mr.. Fressendent and Mr.. Stewart severaly gave
notice of their intention to introduce bills for har
Dor river and lake improvements.
The Seuate then adjourned until Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
,or,c,I .vou.e-uoo.e & An,honv. propric,ors

John Shaw, VIM ID Warwick Richmond; J Z johnson, va
y NJ Iaurn, C;H II Smith, CaseyVille. Ky; iorner,
r. Thos w Johns city; Vim X Ferry Liberty * .faw
rd Mercer Pa; VIM ii Trent; Il Swinney. ID Swhney
~ yatt Abbott do; Nm Holly. Robert Seabufy clY ~
miss Blacks5urg; IL Mckinney, j Spence ciyi hopt
Norss Bedford; Martin Icwieh dos Miss HARRISON ieNng
II; NJ Rogers. Baltimore; b Wade Yellow Branch 50
hamilton, Geo IIebor X Mathews. l. Mathews III Love
>us4rove Tenn; David Mckinney AppomattoN; klchara
,rSius Campboll A Guunoh Thos MrCleiland Lang
irIo Amherst j q Paxton, city { Nenabte II NhNtc
richmond: L IL Ford New York Wm f Sumner, Hanover
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON. Dec. I4.-SENArE.-Th Sen
ate this morning after receiving memorials; Civ
ing notice nj bills, adjourned.
House. The House to-day had five ballots
for Speaker.
On the nst ballot the candidates stood as fol
lows:
n. 2. Banks, abb Mass. los
W. A. Richardson. (Deml lll..........7i
IL. NJ. Fuller, (Whig) Pa..............4l
Scattering. Observation-Disclosures.
Alter the second ballot il was moved that when
the House adjourn, it adjourn until Monday.
This motion was lost.
THERE'S to be a meeting tonight of the Anti
Nebraska and Anti -Admnistra members. fer
the purpose of conference. 1t is evident that no
election can take place under the present plan.
The friends OF Banks express their determination
to uphold him rs long n he will run, and he de-
clares himself to be in the hands of his friends
1t is limited that Fullers friends and the Dem
ocrats may unite, but that is doubtful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

-.,,, ,h,. aay ! will proceed TO sell large
stock Of Black Fancy Dress ana a o.s nj,
of aides Shawls at cost for cash Gail ana uo no' w ~
Oh ns.r.S Of obtaining such advantages. ,,ry
opportunity o' o NATHANIEL GUGGENHEIMEk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

lie MIA late Of Brookneal Va with BookER 4 WAT.
kiNs hiehmond Va aud MAIklNs hon 20, f.asLs
In Richmond i Cary street. In petersburg s"rn. o. oi ana
syehmor' seo's s"' ti"mp' aa ,,. - ",s d.
dnee and pay particular ai,'n'ion 70 ni"s o"'S '' ~
srs heief 20 'he i"il"wing sen,''n'n -. vaa,1i. &
Jones Durwcll Lie, Esq, and NJ d Now'm samresl Cot
Daniel Coleman sam, be,ger Esd sna na n ~ r,,t'
Esi, Phtsylfnnia Judge WIN Leigh ana 9nmes = ."'y'
'ss'i ''-"'e,
RIs Publisher and seller Rlehnodd. Va has Just
published piG EST OF TN LAWS on REALPRopEkIh,
rayoc onas, IL. u, Judge of the eth Judicial Circuit Of
Vi the Judges of the Supreme eour, Of Appeals
formerly Professor Law IN ts University OF virginia
Second Edition revised corrected aud Roa,S 'nlhsen III
docs nsary English aud American decisions upon
The subject may Justly be considered the most sehai.
compendium purely American Law the subject of Real
cSasoo, k,"r. optson e ~, This wG, s ,P as
well to the Laws respecting Real Property IN the United
States as In virginia Ihewoh upon me motel OF ',s'
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