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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-06-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWSi
Particularly Interesting to the Citizens
or Thibodaux and Vicinityy


W One of the principal points in the settlement
Of the Eastern affairs the Peace Conference sitting
in Paris is the restor Of the Land Of Canaan to tbs
Jews Therefore, all good Jews who wish to participate In
that restoration have to keep themselves in readiness at
moments warning to depart.
Being Jew myself, now offer for COST my STOCK OF
MERCHANDIsE on hand under way from the principal
Eastern and Northern Cities consisting of large and well
assorted stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
invite public and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. win sell off, may the sacrifice be what wn
Therefore don't lose the present opportunity.
The articles consist Of Ladies' Dress Silks black, coored,
and figured Spring and Summer Dress Goods of various
qualities and styles White Goods of all descriptions such
Swiss, Null Book and Nansook Musins, Bishop Lawns,
Jaconetts and Canbrcs, White and Fancy Figured and
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBEs,
large of French and American printed Musns
and Lawns; large variety of French and American
Prints EMBROIDERES-such as Bands, Collars, Sleeves,
Chimisettes, and Skirts;
ladies' Misses and Chilirens' Bonnes Bonnet Rbbons,
and Artificial Flowers. Black and Colored SILK SUMNER
MANTILLAs, various styles Ladies' Misses and Chill
Silk Flet Lise Thread and Cotton GLOVES and MITTS.
Ladies' and Chdrens Shoes, Bootees Caters and
slippers. Bobine,t, Linen and Cotton MOSQUITO NET
EMBROIDERED WINDOW CURTAINS;
Linen and Cotton sHEETINGs. Bedqults, Beached and
Brown Cottons, Cottonades, Linen Dis fine lrsh Gray
Ladies' Umbrellas and Parasols. :.
ALS0-A very large and well assorted stock s Of Mems,
Youths and Childrens SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING,
larger better assorted and CKE1PER than any other
stock in this place-consisting Of
Drap de Etc, French and English Merno Alpaca, and
Silk Alpaca White and Fancy Linen, Duck and Drill PALE
TOTS SACK and FROCK COATS, PANVS and VESTS;
Shirt Collars, White and Fancy Shirts Fancy and Silk Sum
mer Cravsts and suspeners Mems Youths and Chirens
Brown White and Fancy Isle Thread and Cotton Il Hose
HA Es-Men's Youths and Chidren's Campeachy, Leg
horn, Panama. Silk, French and American Fur and Wool
Soft Hats, and Caps,
BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS AND SLIPPERS.
Alsoa large lot Of Negro Cloth and Hats for Panters And
few Rolls Fancy STRAW MATING, at
j. NJ LOEWENSTEIN'S Jew Store,
Thibodaux April T. Cor st. Louis and Cd st.
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Sale Of Valuable Land.

THERE will be offered for sale by the Sheriff
L of the parish Of Terrebonne at the Court House In
Houma SATURDAY the 31st day Of May, 1856, at 10
o'clock valuable land situated tie left bank Of
Bayou Grand Gallon, and containing AN arents front on
r. below by land belonging Heirs Of Green
bury Thomas
Said land win be sold by portions Off Or arpent with
privilege of taking the whole.
TERMS CoNDirIoNs-At1 2and years credit from
the day Of SALE purchasers to give notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed with mortgage retained on land scd said notes TO-
bear per interest from day Of sale. rnay24-N
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Spring and Sumner Goods

JUST OPENED,
splendid assortment Of
BRTLLIANTINES, LAWNS,
IRIsH LINENS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS CLOTHING, CUTLERY,
And general assortment of seasonabe goods all Of which
we offer on the most reasonable terms.
MCBRIDE & CROSS,
ap5-3s Corner Levee, st. Philip and Market street.
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Vente de Tcrre dune Grnntfo Valeur.
IL sera offert en- vente publque par le Sheriff de-
i la paroisse Terrebonne la mason de Cour Houms,
sAMEDI lie 81 MAI, 1856, 10 heures A. des terres
dune gande vaeur, suee la rive gsuche du Bayou
Grand Caou contenan AN arpens par Ia proondeur
que porte papantage bornees ha par Ia terre de &.
r. Barrow has par Ia terre des Greenbufy Thoms
La dite terre vendue portions deg arpens
le privilege de prendre lie tout au meme taux.
TERMEs ct CONDITIONS A un credit de l. 2et ans du
jour III vente acauereurs dormant des bes endos
satisfaction hypotheque sur Ia erre vsndus
les dts blets porant pour cent par dnere partly
du Jour de Ia vente. Mai, 24lf
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IMPORTANT ENGLISH DOCUNENT-zAe Bay L.
lands.-The English papers publish the Queens
warrant for erecting the Island Of Ruatan and GER
tain other Islands in the Bay Of Honduras into q
colony, under the name Of Bay Islands. It il a
document Of peculiar interest at present. The
whole is comprised in four folio pages, and in
twenty-fv paragraphs or clauses, with preamble.
The London Spectator gives the following abstract
of it: ga .sr ana
The powers Of government are entrusted to
the Governor Of Jamaica, who is constituted Gov.
ernor Of the Bay Islands Colony, and authorized to
act sovereign, without any further instructions
from England, in making laws for the colony and
framing the financial estimates; to ALLEVIATE the
royal lands to private persons to present qualified
persons for ordination by the Bishop Of Jamaica to
oficate in the churches chapels, or any other &C.
eiesiastical bene6ces; to constitute and appoint
Judges and officers Of justice; to suspend officers
commissioned BY the crcwn itself; to pardon Of
lenders to give warrants for the custody Of lunatics
and their estates; and to delegate his authority to
the Lieutenant Governor. The power of the Gov
ernor OF Bay Islands Colony extends to many Gov
errors Of much more important setdementa"
The Spectator proceeds to remark that the Gre
alton Of this colony seems to it to be incompatible
with the obligations incurred BY Great Britain un-
der the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. It further adds:
There may be, independently Of technical
rights reasons why We pereevere in the protection
Of our subjects on the Island Of Ruataa and its
small neghbos, Or in our protectorate Of the Mos
quito Indians These reasons, We learn from Lord
Palmerston, are to be stated in the letter which
Lord Clarendon Is to write for the United States
Government after bis return to England. It would
nave been convenient If they had been effectively
s.sea q IN earlier stage in the dispute; but they
80 ~. 4 80 . 49,
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Catholic Church.

Catholic Church.
GUNDAY ACCOMMODATION OMNIBUSES.-
- The above line for the accommodation dIAazA
Of those who attend the Catholic Church, 1esS$SzRSFK
commenced on Sunday, June 1. Order-xz ~
Will leave before pass down Green street. thence
down Canal to Jackson street, returning by Jackson to
from this point will precisely at s. sh g. 10, and
l016 o'clock Reurning-wl leave the Church at S4, 6A,
Ok, 10L, and 104.
AFTERNOON ARRANGEMENT.
Omnibus leaves at 81 o'clock ria Green and Jackson
Streets above and Market and St. Louis streets
precisely at 3A o'clock ReturningLeaves the Church At
AZ or4%. Fare each way 10 cents. JET
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Wanted,

A PERSON capable Of keeping in order and
N running circular saw. None but sober mzn nesd
sppiy. Inquire st this odaes. nJSlN
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Urn &qo0se GIethingz SIS
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Boots, Shoes cts

Dry Goods, Hardware Hats, Boots, Shoes csss
E. j. 3 r Z F F,
CORNER OF JACKSON, LErEF, AND NAN 575-
TRULY impressed with the belief THAI ready
l. sales and s'naH profits is the principle that shouT
in Thibodaux have fully determined adopt thas
PLAN and in the selection of stock have exercised
than ordinary care and devoted particular atenoE
the general wants of the people, without at all dab5ling "a
superues. My stock though perhaps not as large as
that of of my neighbors is sl complete, comprising
for in the country, which offer exceedingly low rates
and accommodating terms My assortment consiste Ia
part, of general variety Of articles under the following
heads
Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic.
Hats Boots, Shoes and Clothing
American Prints, Foreign and Domestic.
Haberdashery, Mating, Ca,retng,
mh29 y J. BRuFE.
ROUSTAN e. MEYERS
Successors to o. Osburn Coz
4 RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and
rich patterns Swiss Muslins gd and plain Jaeonet do
fancy colors; white and black Satin Silks;
Rich Striped and checked Silks black and fancy cos0rs
Superb Glace Silks, do, do;
's eros de Naples do do do;
+" Satin and Silk Bonnes style, and very pretty
Straw Bonnets-pan and mourning;
/" Marked Muslin Caps and Collars
India do DO a1so do:
Trimmings for ladies' dresses, OF ali kinds Linen vaen
cenne and other Laces and Edgngs Chimsettes and Col
lars Styles Hosiery, Ginghams Fancy Prints Cur
tain Furniture Calcoes Cottonades Plain and Twilef
shirtng Denims Camlet Jeans and Domestic Coons OF s
descriptions, together with general assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Comprising Ladies' and Misses Caters Bottles Walking
Shoes and Brogans Gentemen and Youths Boots Shoot,
and Brogans Negroes ditto. Also full assortment Of
READY MADE SUMNER CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys lates. fashions:
JEWELR
Consisting Of Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens Braceets
Rings Breast Pins Rings Cuff Pins Shirt and Sleeve
Buttons Trepepated Spoons and Forks etc. with full
assortment of the
La TEST STYLE IA rs AND CAPS,
and of goods suitable for the season.
which they will sell low for Cash. the usual credit
Their goods all fresh and Of the latest styles and pat
terms and respectfully invite the public he ladies parcu-
lay call and examine they feel confident that their
stock is Of the richest offered in this market.
March 81, 1855. Fl5-yl ROUsTAN Mowers.
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Succession de y r. Moore, decsds.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Co du Gin
~ quieme District, paroisse de Lafourche.
ATTENDU: Que CHARLES FRANCOIS GAUDE, de Ia
dite parosse, jour t application greer de Ia
dite Cour ere nomm6 Administrative della de Sue
cesson.
En- consequence oues les qu pouraient avor
des objections e demande sont les presentes no
fees de les deuire Greer de In de Cour, bureau
dams Ia vile de Thbodaux dams les dix jours qu suivront
Ia premiere publication de Get avis simon IL dte demande
sera accordee ct coniirmee scion Ia loi.
Temon ma main ct lie sceau de la dte Cour, &c
UxS JUN, mil hut cent cnquante-six.
T25.Qt1 L. 8. ALLAN, GrefRer.
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Succession Of James C. Moore. .--

Succession Of James C. Moore.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fifth Judicial Dis
- trict Court parish Of Lafourche.
WHEREAS Dr.. J. W. DEDERICK Of said parish, has
filed his application with the Clerk of said Court 10 be ap
pointed Administrator Of said Estate,
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified TO
file their objections il any they have to the said petition
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of Tb
odaux within days after the first publication hereof
the said application will be confirmed in due Of law
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
7th day of June, one thousand eight hundred and
VxR fifty six. Z5-2t L. s. ALLAN, Clerk.
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New Carriage Shop.

New Carriage Shop.
THE subscriber having leased the establishment
i lately occupied by W. J. Ferguson and Son. on Jack
street, has great facilities for executing all manner Of
work in the Carriage Mandatory business such as fitting
up and repairing old vehicles, making ones Trimming
Manuctur ng Harness, Smith work, etc. All jobs guaran
teed to please and deliverable when promised
ine7 GIN ]. A.. SHULER.
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Succession Of j. r. Moore, deceased.

Succession Of j. r. Moore, deceased
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial Dis
~ trict Court, parish of Lafourche.
WHEREAS, CHARLES FRANCOIS GAUDE Of said parish,
has this day filed his application with the Clerk Of the said
Court praying to be appointed Administration Of the above
Estate s
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and notified to
die their objections any they have to the said petition
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of
Thibodaux within ten days after the first publication here
Of the said petition will be confirmed in due Of
law.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
It'll day Of June, thousand eight hundred and
R111'6D [25-2t1 L. ALLAN Clerk.
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L. A. DEvILLE, MATCHMAKER,
TAKES this method ofinform- a. %$An
L ing the public that he has located SE, NJ
himself on st. Philip street, next doorS2AS&EY
A. PERKINS, dry good store and will be found at all times
ready attend to the Repairing Of Watches Clocks and
Jewelry. jne7 1y
DICKETS and SHINGLES-A superior article
i of Cypress Shingles and Pickets always on hand and
for sale at the lowest market price, by
jne7 tt B. r. TANNER Agent.
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Succe8SiOn de james c. Moore
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du Gin
III queure District Judiciere, paroisse de Lafourche.
ATTRNDU: Que Dir. J. W. DEDERICK, de la dite
parosse Lafource jour ait application Grefer
de h de pour etFe nomn6 administrator la dite
succession.
En- consequence. toutes les perunnes qu pouaes avor
des objections Ia de demande so par les presenes not-
fees de dedues Greer de la dte Cour, bureau
dams Ia vile de Thbodaux dams les dix jos ui suvront
Ia premiere publication de avis simon Ia de application
sera accords ct connrme scion la loi.
T6moin main ct lie sceau della dite C0ur, ce
S17 de JUN, mil hut cent cnquante six.
QkRHR 25-2f L. s. ALLAN. Greffer
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NOTICE.
MIR F. CHEROT is our duly authorized agent,
WI and has full power snd instructions to settle and sue
when necessary any and all claims due the undersigned
may21-1m VAN LEW BELLO.
Just Received at L0rio & Elders Literary
Depot.
4 N assortment Of Fancy and Useful articles,
~ including Water Color Boxes with Brushes, Pallets,
and everything connected Herewith, suitable for Ladies,
Artists Surveyors &c. Also selection Of English Water
Colors quality plain and ornamental Portfolios Porte
Mounaies, Cabas, &c. '*'.'
FINE CUTLERY-Knives Scissors, &c.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY-Watches, Seals,
Chains Hooks Breaspns Bracelets, Earrings-a1 Of the
best material and workmanship.
BIBLES-Of an sizes and descriptions PRAYER BOOKS,
Silver mounted Rosnes, cheap Prayer Books.
MIRACULOUS MEDALS Of Gold and Silver, various
sises beside fresh supply Of beautiful EMBLEMATICAL
PICTURES, suitable for presents and souvenirs
my31 - LORIO ELDER, Postofice Buildings.
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.-@ ice! Ice3 Ice5
THREE Hundred Tons Of superior Fresh Pond,
Il Boston, ICE. just landed from brig J. NJ Sawyer and
for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by
mh2y W. II. Raglan.
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rles and roots, such a. could DO gathered ana
digged in the vicinity. The principal fruit was
kind Of large red haws, which were therea-
bout very abundant, and she had q kind of nest
to sleep in, while everything indicated her utter
solitude. The garment she wore was Of skins,
queerly tied together with bits Of leather, and
also with Q kind Of grass. The skins were those
of large animal, neither bear nor buffalo, Mr..
Northcott says, and the hunters could not tell
exactly from what kind of beast they were tax
en-. Il was his opinion that she had found an
animal dead, or that she might have been at
tackled by and have mastered some beast. But
there is an air of improbsbiiity about this that
the strange and almost terrible reality Of the
woman herself does not quite dispel; and We
have not room here now to argue the point. The
garments were so strong, says Mr.. n, that they
protected the female from the teeth Of his dogs.
For five days after her capture his pet refused
to taste food, but then partook fred haws. She
was then taken three hundred miles intervening
between her den and the nearest civilized settle
ment in Grayson county, Texas, with rope
around her waist, the ends of which were in the
hands of himself and his comrade, while the
dogs followed after. As soon as he could pro-
cure it, he had hack SO fixed IS to make ofthe
body kind Of cage, in which he confined her,
and conveyed her safely until he finally got her
on = steamboat. sss@i y5s%
She arrived here ON the steamer Hickman.
For q time she rejected oil prepared food. but
now she will eat almost anything that is offered,
that il not very salt or very sweet. Mr.. North
colt says his great object now is to civilize her,
to learn her to talk, and to hear her story, for
he thinks he is sure that she has talked at some
day, and that she has dim notion Of having
long ago been with folks similar to those she
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Answer to questions proposed in last weeks
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MD NJ VS. DEPOT
lsa Street spps-iss L. e1aireD .s,s.
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Gro. -. wyu,rCO-yIs,

PHYSICIAN AND sugGtoN once ~ Pos
m,, ,owa septs Iti
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Z ialers IN JEwELKY. FAh,f Ah'iNif''
It,nt..tr.t a. tx Isls nj, three ~ttFfs "a IN
H..s Island IIuusr. Aso Wlhrhss n n'
r.tr aDt norocco Mouey Hslr,- '"nha' .'''
Btbs pill nJpss. C.iiecters bo IS a'Aic
et. g.
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NEW GOODS.

Cornef Of Sd sri.tf and UeStein 1re.,'
A-pULp respectfully all tha AZ uticn - .he ~,
w lr In fl..iI lnrrt -...h u.
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sssks,. l1st IL VI AN


.. .ler g. G. occ Fanny Groceries, PT.vtio :, Fri
iucs.t, second st., bet. praiy and Min. DayeI
pcrt, lows. NSA-
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

80 contracts for yearly advertisers sW - o,seoo-
,lnaed without previous noticeto ss
Large euts charged double us SAME din'sns'oes 81
Eps.
D,,pl.ved advertisements ne hslf more than
ssssl rates,
y.,r,y a.yoytising contracts VII he ubesrst5s,i
sppy strictly 10 tine immediate bu.nss, II the sdVes
,ser ard all other advertisements ssn, In ey the 40
,.rtiser v,l be charged extra
A1rert!seEsnts Inl accompanied with ins"'" on
~ he ossrt.d Until f'fbil, and charged aecorh'ns'
Sot,ss. FOR rag and benevolent plrr"S' W.
s-.,ed oas tims iree OF coat, thereafter eA"Ts'~ !"
tLsr ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BOOKS AND HTATloNERY.
l'wln-t ~ asooA Ossre

Twin-t -tMys15osA 0ssre
AND NEWS DEPOT
| 1sA street. opposite L. elairev .sss.
b@t+Npoar, IOWA,
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines !! Newspapers F! &C.,
C'oNsT STLy OF Lad ard daily receiving .j.l,,
\Jti,ss tErsts . ~sj s1sestssAa u near,y 81 ktis.
Dooss. raauery.
A.p.. f.iih apis,
| I!ctut's Visiting Is rj-
pcr Monies 0olA snd S,e.i p n,
se .i1s.utf vim great variety VI artaes usually
publ h.r. AsJ.it--sor sale u all tLe r.pui.- Nov
Books Aassrines aad Nsn's,sp~s suLseripi.su.
Nsr rork, Boston c,esaaeu saa cs,asss Dale.
.sfscs! .vtscs!!
"" r"c'irr regularity lie t.qsins Nasnain.s sod
N.wspspers.
Harper. Godey,
Ism, Putn4n,
P.irr.pH, RlsSku1d
Knit4arsrrker Balluu
II IN ehsid w.r't. waveriy Maeas &C Inventer YAM
Ike >otnns, Le>.lsS y Z. Journal L"as.'s Gar tic
4 tashnn-. coia CosTtes. HAilYsy GuSss,-Aoc-
tiles.
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Boston Dahs Tase.rr.
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Cine,nna.i ". iIy Commercial,
Batou's Pictorial,
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s",autiac American.
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and Thompson BsHs Not Il, ,rorter
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REu. rST,TE ACEN,iES,


LAtS LI'z.a.sIE,
l. A N ID a q IL n II.
Office 5" .'chI On. Rseck. Second street,
sssweeE Mis- and Brady.
Timber Land.
III ACKrs i,rV- sI,if1i ri;ns :, +, r.-'s.
l f'a Dsv rpar'; ps.oe tIo pvr scr. sui bc
.-ivia.d - ,Sit puichGeEs.
Improved Farms.
40 aeI's lsIly !L1pro-, IA III; Smiles irsm nav-
rr', 400 scr,s in onissvs toa VI sos,I ssu, e. With
saS oiSase, Lsas aixalr, CITE.
taru ul fru IL r.il-, from Dsv~npan-lS9
ac.---6t ser"s IN eativAiiJ&, part tl.-b.s u,
aos,e, tAbie, s,e.
r1ii's from nawnpos'; " acrr; 20 ae~s In
,rv d--se ser 8 usIsr-,rusnas visss. A~sss. sta
."es ~ IL a ef
sss srrs s,uru ss.. llssv4usoS,--,, .-r.e /.
fnre, 40 acres IN high .ssic ~ ru;,ivat:an, ~
,cre< timb =, Ia're ctchsd 'wv god v,ts NJ water
srEs h.ose ~it- rom stables, svtbuildtns etc
sm,l"s from nsv rpet,-so sc-es 10 eel,vAt.-
good house. stable ctr.
6< miie, froa. Davrrar,--iqo acres ali tn sence
80 acrs IN cuivaEg 40 scrc- iir,ber 80 srrr- al
~ Etut 3tst.s, tic
miles from Daveppcrt-sa acres; 40 srts- ~ cnl-
t'tt4"n, part hmser. iaige usw heuse. god barn
tc., st.
y ms.ss frnm y n.v.npas's0 acles, 60 acrya IN
.aiiivstinn so@i house, y abir, etc.
~ miles from ravrnpcrf--so acres; CO arr,.. in
Gu. .'isation, e,ej house. stable. etc.
~ milcs FROM DavrnF $50 acres; GO acr.. 10 rni-
tiyaiien II acrt. splendid tnh Z, bAlaacu irairr
u - arehata riaring water. hrase iar.n stable.
srnok" house, etc.
Is rriia- from prvenp IT; 81 acrcs--sil in .uluva
ton; hours, .tsb.; "tc
iImti"s from D4seopor, 81 sc-as-aii in ,,uce sud
cultivation.
2ea aere= ia f"pce ard cultivation VI tho Dutuaur
reaJ mites from Davenport.
~ acres ptatrie nri miles from navpnir ii heau-
tftl Wv Vy"7 h~1 Lizard. A,sl,,.rpi snd psven-
port.
3g aetss : ri,i prAtrt, Lad by walc,lj spnlo ui
It CGt at'A. AID r Ia - am, Snt OF unimp,uy i.
land ia sseft ug'v.
a lumber houses. la;- aud vscrrt Iotl, plea ant
-ttgete', II tifsr,H. par II Dsy.Ertrt For sale
on fsvplable t.tr.s
Is teau,tu sfs N " .. psyeupcrt .rrl, it-T-
ALI Apply 10
ly'ai JULIUS lYTANCH.
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LIlS k2'1.l.eIE,
l. A N ID a q IL n II.
Office Aa ..'rhI en- Rterk. Second street,
SssweeI NJ In and BRADY.
Timber Land,

ACKrs i'Tr. b srtifni rins =, <, rr-'s.
l l f'n Dsv rPat'; ps.cs tlo pr sor.; sDi hc
iy,j.d I. sSit pgichAezs.
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NcaMIess l,a@s.

~ Ilh:N atA~s M.= A, ara fie, =, ~
| U.CUu as.r4.ess usss IN sto-r sri fr 80,
Gl.g.rss aiui rs a. l.,
NAliS tr.k7if
et3 send -, o..p e airs q rs
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Improved Farms.

no acre L2ily !llpto- "a, M Smiles frsm Dav-
r 400 In onltivs thu vi boa,i sxu, G. With
saS arsass, L.asf aixsIr, e,e.
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At1ari ul firm ~ rsile, from 0sv~npan-lG
aei---6t setrs n caltv4iiII, part ti..ber Il, "
aor,e, stAiDje, ste.
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mile from navHpSSt; " acre; 20 acr~s In
srv d--se sers unbsr->rusnias visse, A~sss. 81
bic. csc. ~
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.,ta1p.y and Counselor at Las, Notary F's
-, t.,ruas..i.e y. pe,ri. 'ut y II v y
=. P,nn. .nd ono. Once corner Bray anu orr
,,,: Davenport. ,ug II ~