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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
Geuerol Darietp.
HARRISON COURTS.

BY some inadvertence we neglected
to make any note of the proceedings OF
the Circuit Court, which adjourned on
! Friday the 9th inst, after session OF
twenty days. There was large num-
Der of persons in attendance during the
first days of tho term, more than we
remember of over soeing at Circuit
Court in Harrison at any former term;
but owing tothe large amount of business
on the docket the court no!wi,hstand
ing its industry, was able to do Il com
paratively small portion oft.
The only case that excited much in
terest, was the case ofthe Common
wealth vs. William McCann, which we
noticed in former paper. ...
The action of detinue brought by Mr..
Murphy of Monongalia against Mr.. A.
Criss of this place for a slave, was triod
AZ this torn. The case was conducted
on both sides with distinguished zeal
and ability, and occasioned considerable
interest. Judgm ent was given against
the defendant for the slave, and for 100
dollars damages.
No other cases of importance or gen
eral interest were tried, most of the lar
ger causes have been continued. Sew
oral indictments were found, but it is
unnecessary and perhaps improper that
we should publish thcm. ,..
The County Court adjourned on
Monday evening after two days ses.
sion. No suits wero :ricd. The court
elected Samuel Shoots of the Upper
District and John 3. Denham of the
Lower District, Commissioners to reas-
sess the value of the lands in The county
under tho late act of the General AS.
sembly. 1t was determined by vote
! of ~ to not 10 grant license for the
sale of ardent spirits in the county
Those voting against liconsc wore
Messrs. Stout, Lynch, Basel, Holden,
Stewart, Eib, Copln. A. w. Shinn,
r. K. Shinn, Martin, Elliott and Hall
Those voting in favor of it, were Mossrs
Fowkes, Haggarty, Wilkinson, Lowth-
! or aud Patto8.
1t was ordered that all tho Justices
of the county be sum mmoned to attend
on the second day Of tho Juno term
for the purpose Of laying the county
levy, and to consider the proprieiy ot
changing the time Of holding the court
and making an appropriation for i'm,
proving tho Court House grounds.
1t was further ordered that VIM. +
Lyon, Esq, be appointed a Commits
siOnor To select now site for a now
poor house.
The court was then for some time
| 81, 4 Il
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
poeti1ol,
NOWADAYS


Alas 4! hsw everything has changed,
Sine CO I was sweet sixteen,
Whom all the girls were homcspun frocks,
And aprons nice and clean;
With bonnets made of braided straw,
That tied beneath the chin;
The shawl laid neatly on the neck,
And TASTED with pin.
rocollost the time when
Rode fathcr's horse to mill,
Across tho meadows, rock and field,
And up and down the hill |:
And when our folks went out to work,
s..a AS sure as Pm sinner,
ljump'd upon a horse baroback'i 40.
And carried them their dinAer. ...
Dear mo young ladies now-a-days,
Wosld almost faint away,
To think of riding all alone,
In wagon, chaise or sleigh;
And as for giving "pa" his meals,
Or helping "oa," to bake,
o, dear 'twould soil their lily hands,
Aho"6h 'Sy soihethicS. .Niuhc Cuhc.
When winter came the maidcn's heart
Began to beat and futter;
Each beau would take his sweetheart out,
Slcigh-riding in cutter; ...
Or, if the storm was bleak and cold,
The girls and beaux together,
Would meet and have most glorious fun,
And never mind the wea ather.
Bat now, indeed, it grieves mo much
The ciraumstanco to mention,
However kind the young mans heart,
And honest his attention,
p He never asks tho girls to ride,
But such a war is waged.
And he sees her onco week,
Why, surely, "they're engaged"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

CoMMENDABLE HoNEsTY.---Mr. f.
Sheldon, of Boston, who was unfortu-
nate some years since in the iron busi-
ness, has latoly paid the balance of his
debts, principal and interest, to the a.
mount of several thousand dollars, al
though under no legal obligation to do
so. His creditors have presented to
him splendid gold watch as token
of their appreciation Of this commend
able act.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
AN ANGEL IN TIE WAY.
Fair tho downward path IS spread,
Love and light Thy coming greet,
Fruit is blushag Ger thy head,

Fair tho downward path is spread,
Love and light Thy coming greet,
Fruit is blushiag Ger thy head,
Flowxs arc growing meath thv feet
Mirth and sin, with tossing hands,
Wave thee on, willing preyS
Yet an instant pauss-thcrc stands
An Angel in the way.
Heed the heavenly warning-know
Faircst flowers thy feet may trip;
Fruit that like the sunset glow,
Turns to ashes on the lip;
Though the joys be wild and free,
Though the path be bright and gay,
Even mortal eye can SEQ -
An Angel in tho way.
Wilt thou drown in worldly plcasuro2
Wilt thou have, like him of old,
Length of days and stores of treasure,
Wisdom, glory, power and gold7
Life and limbs shall sickness waste,
Want shall grind thee day by day;
Still to win thee God hath placed
An Angel in the way.
Trusting all on things that perish,
Shall hopeless faith be ,hino7
Earthly idol wilt thou chcrish2
Bow before an earthly shrinc7
Meet rebnke to mortal love
Ycarning for child of clay;
Death shall cross thy path, and prove
An Angel in tho way.
When the prophet thought TO sin,
Tempted hy his hcathcn guide;
When princess grace TO win,
Prophet lips would fiin have lied;
Even tho brute the same controlled,
Found a human voice TO say,
"Mastcr snitc me not"-Behold
An Angel in the way.
So when vice TO lure her slave,
Woos him down the shining track,
Spirit hands arc stretched to save,
Spirit voices warn him back.
Heart of man! to evil promo,
Chafc not at Thy sins delay;
Bow thco humbly down, and own
An Angel in tho way.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

AS proof of the very valuable SER
vices rendered by swallows, it is esti-
mated that one Of these birds will des-
troy, at a low calculation, six hundred
insects per day, and when it is consid-
cred thatsome insects produce as many
as nine generations in o summer, the
state of things, but for these birds, may
be readily conceived.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

The Agricultural Department Of the
Patent Office proposes to extend ope-
rations so as to obtain frem abroad oy-
cry plant, horb or tree which has been
successfully cultivated anywhere.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
TOO TRUE.

1t is not high crimos, such as robber.
les and murder, which destroys the
peace of society so much as tho village
gossip, famHy qsarrols, jeslossteg, and
chickering's between noighbors, meduo.
someness aad tatlipg,which oro Che eau.
ken that eats frto all social lappiness.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
66l6,000,oOO

in 1851 tho trade between the United
States and Canada amounted TO Sl3..
100000, about $4,000, 900 Of which
were exports, and $4,oO0,OO0 IMPORTS.
In 1855 the trade had increased to S3l-
100000
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

The Methodist u. General Confor-
once has decided by vote of f22 to
80, not to extend tho time for which
preachers skould be stationed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
NUMBER 49.
D DmmGr0us. u
ONE OF TIE DUELS.

o"ihS W ooHc "oIub SPOKEN III uSSutc
bya heated membor during the heated
term.' touch upon the private character
OF a brother member, a challenge was
forthwith dispatched To the offending
member by friend aS sucA messen-
ger is called in the language OF the code
of honor.
The challenge was al once accepted.
Pleased with this promptness, the seq
ond said,--
"When can we expect your friend o.
"Dont want any friend, said the chal-
lenged party. 81 waive all such advun-
tages. He can have dozen he wish
Gs.
"Ths is magnanimous, but it is not
according to the code. Vol, sir if | am
to confer with you directly what wcap-
ons 2"
"Broad-swords."
"The time T"
The day after to-morrow, at IL O..
clock at noon precisely"
"At what place Z"
cat o. on the St. Lawrence.--
Your principal shall stand on one side
of the river, aud will stand on the 9TH
or, and we shall fight il ou,."
Tho second" frowncd. This is no
jrsting matter sir. You are not serl-
Gus -
Why yes l am. too HaBn', the chal-
lenged party right 10 the choice Of
weapons and pl acc 2" ....
"WelI-yes-sir; but not to unusual
weapons in unusual places"
every well; pistols won't be object
ed to, of Course
AssuredIy no,--,he gon,leman's
weapon"
"Vcry good then. We will moetto-
morrow in the little village of B,
and at IL o'clock precisely, wo shall
fight on the top Of Sugar-Loaf IIili4
standing back to back, marching ten pa
ces, then turning and fling. Win that
arrangement be satisfactory.
at will. We shall be there" said
tho other, and took his lsavo
Now, Sugar Leaf Hill, at the place
aforesaid, was exactly as the name inn
Port5--a sharp, conical pillar Of ground
remarkable oil the Immediate. country
round for its peculiar formntion.
The time arrived, and tho parties ap-
poarcd on tho ground, but d no state Of
tho case leaked out very quick.
''Sir!' said the second, as ho ar,i-
ved with his almost broathIes5 "princip.
al" at tho apex Of tho Sugar-L oGf, and
surveyed the ground, ,-"this, sir is an.
othor subtorfugo Wha4 kind Of a place
is this for duel with pistols, back to
back; and a forward march Of ten pa
ces why sir, both parties would be out
of sight at eight PAGES, let alone tou
and in turning 10 fire you must Gio in
to tho hill side :"
$50 much tho better for both of us!"
answered the challenged party; "wo
arc on terms Of equality, then, which is
not always the case in modern duels."
Out spake tho challenging party, then,
i'll words too plain to DO misunderstood
"75irr.r !" he said to tho othur at the
same time looking dOggets at him; sir-r.r
you arc coward !"
"WoR 'spozcn' am. Nou knew I
was or you would not have challenged
mel"
They do say, that tho two parties who
wont down the steep sides Of Sugar
loaf Hill, on that memorable occasion
wero as difficult OF reconciliation as
when they ascended its sides; ana more
over that they were as different ia tom.
per as possible. One party was laugh
ing and the other "brcathing ont throat
oming and slaUghtor;" but nothing camc
of it after all. This was tho last oflhat
duel.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

The Detroit Advertiser coys the for.
osts of Michigan yield an income of QUO
hundrod and fifty thousand dollars por
annun, and this year it is likely to roach
five hundred thousand. Vu8t forests
still remain untouched.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

Love that has nothing bat bcou,y TO
keep il in good health is short.Iivod and
very apt to have what is called in
vo'Bar parlapco "tho ohake3,"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

Not Particulars An Irishmnn was
requested by lady, notorious fer her
pnrsimonious and uiggardly habits,t to do
for her some handiwork. The job was
done TO her complete satisfaction.
pat, said the old miscr Il must treat
you
God bIo50 your honor, ton'am,' said
Pat.
Which would you prefer glass of
porter or n iumblor Of punch T.
i don't wish 10 bo Troublesome, mad.
am, said the Hibornian, turning round
and wnking at tho thin.ribbcd butler,
but I'll take ono while you're making
tho othor y
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

h P@as1e.--A wagner on being ask,
ed what he had in his wagon ropliod
Thrcc-fourths Of n cross and circle complete
An upright where two scmi-circlcS do meet
n roctamgo triangle standing on feet.
Two scmi-crclos and a circle complete.
Throo.fourths Of a cross is r.. a
circle complete is 0. An upright whore
two semi-crcles meet is B. A trian.
g'o standing on its feet is an A. Two
scmicirclos are &C, and circle is O.
TOBACCO is what was in the wagon
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

The Presbyterian General Assem-.
blies, in New York, were we'll attend
ed. The New School have had quito
all animated discussion in regard to the
use of the Psaltor in church services.
Their next meeting will be held at
Cleveland, Ohio.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

An oditor out west says, "Ifwo havu
offended any man in shoit but brilliant
course Of our public career, lot him
send us new hat and say HothiUg u
bout it," Very cool indeed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

A n,orntng prayer meetiug Is daily
hold by Orthodox Christians in Cincin.
natl, in DR.. Fullcr's Presbyterian CHI,
which is regularly crowded. The OK.
orciscs are limited to forty minutcg---
and long prayers prohibited.
The Q. s. Presbyterian General As.
sombly has selected Lexington, Ky. as
lt5 place Of meeting next year.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

Loans By Tie Rothsch,lds.--This col
ebrated house loaned during the past
year five hundred millions of dollars as
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

Religious Reyival at tie Z. III. IN
$ttt~te.-Thc interest on the subject of
religion now prevailing in tho church
cs Of Lexington, Va, has included the
Military Institute in it's influence, and
an extensive work Of grace is now in
progress there. Already seventeen of
the Cadets have profosscd conversion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

DR.. Warren, of Massachusetts,, has,
by will, left lis body for dissection, and
his skeleton to be preserved in the
Medical Museum. lie did this to break
down the suporstitious reverence for a
dead body, which he thought intorfcr-
cd with the knowledge essential to the
living,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

$50, Charley, hear you have been
to a juvenile party 7" Prococious boy ::
We'll DONE know what you call iu.
veuilss. There was no ono thoro undor
five years old I"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31

fSzy~ An tom Of two lines, Is necss.
5ary 20 fll The coluuu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

FTNK4E HALLIDAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
the most SCIENTIFIC able and experienced mechanics and
gneers in the United States have examined iris
pronounced it one Of the most beautiful
modern date. 81 75$sz 20 SsA+' "a
simple yet ingenious device as the gale increases
verify the sails gradually turn round Change the angle al
which they We're set for gentle breeze present less and less
height little presented to its thin edges
the fury OF the gale abates, the fans
lna position Something Of this kind for shapgne the n
vain. - - n .ss.s eous-'' va y
The speed Of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
storm OF wind for il Is as fully under regulator
as is waer-wheel or steam engine this Mini be wen put
gether. NAG t"SeFr =
The emily reason why the wind past has been mi
VersahS used as motive well be the
machine In heavy gales the wind wheel az
either in hopeless
revoved with such rapdy hest and chRfe, greatly
70 e o. any kind Of gearing attached besides bad
weather. recurring the anxiety attends
lection that possibly urged is iaconaaey ae
wind This for BY the fact that Requires 80
outlay the gind tend or
fuel TO feed it, with steam The al ia
time day night TO be moved by the wind from
the compass Il win fll large tanks that
during the intervals Of the winds blowing size CT the
mill pumps and reservoir is in the
water required, there is certainty having aAnnaee
through the year For railroad saas, and sugar cotton
plantations such continuance both
water and grinding oFnalcnted small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise Loco gaons s
ter and grind 1--WE bushels of corn per hour For further
S. H. GILMAN, 81 Nstchea street., New orlsans
es4GsW&Wly ses Agent for the Southern Sustses 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

nR. BILLINGS, CARnIINAT1yE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP--An InfalbIe Remedy for CHOL-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DIARRHEA. or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and sue
cessul experience the of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which Is
ended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers its efficacy in the Of the Bowel aec
Children Darrhea Cholera Morbu and Dysentery in
grown persons entile higher confidence than il
one of the ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which pro-
perform miracles and all the ills Of life. Its charac
ter has fully established in the hands of physicians of the
highest character following letter from gentleman
resident of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
s'DELrA, {Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1851
o. O. Woodman Esq Dear sr-There are but very fes of
the offered 10 the public which would be will
ling lend the sanction of my however humble may
be- either in the world of letters of medicine Observation
experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carminatve and Asrngen Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific princpleper-
fecty harmony with the laws Of organic eand therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secret to rank higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than 1t affords
pleasure BIO able without the fear of successful eonradc
on add my testimony in favor of Its efficiency
pleasant remedy all the forms of bowel complaints for which
it recommended. have used myself in very
eresng chronic of Diarea and Dysenery
many others and in every instance, where such
preparation was Indicated 1t proved successful
Respectfully yours, :
| sl M. PORTER, NJ. D.n
| For sale, wholesale and retail by
| o. O. WooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine Streets
| je12 5md6W New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Sugar was in good request at
very full prices, with sales of 800 to 400 hhds at SSc for
Fair Fully Fair We also heard of two three crops sold
plantation, including 200 hhds at Tie and 100 at p b.
Molasses dull and the sales confined few lots
about previous rates. City Refined selling &c in bb and
5Gc in half bbls.
FLOUR. The demand limited, and only about HOO
bbls sod including $50 Ohio Sc 2S6 g. 400 St Louis
Sc 3 at Sc 3D. 100 Fine S. $50 Common ST. and
80 Good Extra mt 81 20 u Dbl
GRAIN Corn dull with sales of about 5000 sacks Of
which 800 a5c 220 49, $500 Az and small lots
4sc p bushel.
O Wheat $500 sacks sold in several lots at 81 80 y
bue for Prime OF Oats 200 sacks st Louis disposed
of, in lots, at Acc q bushel.
PROVISIONS..W noticed only retail sales Of Pork at
SIS SS 50 D Dbl for Mess Most of the stock in first hands
is limited ut $19S20 q Dbl Bacon nothing of any
quence dong-Pme Sides held for Ribbed
Clear alike and Shoulders at Sc y .Of Lard 200 kegs
Prime sold ut l2c, and 100 No. 2 ut 1Os4c q ID.
SALT 900 bushels Trapani sold at &C. and
5000 Ivica private terms.
BAGGING AND ROPE....A lot of 60 pieces Fair Ken
lucky Bagging sold 17sc, md l2O coils Rope Hand
SPUN at Gle
COFFEE. We noticed sale of $50 bags Rio lose = H.
CANDLES Holders asking 221s23c p b for Star
full weight.
WHISKY. .Reched was held at 251S@a26c p gallon.
FREIGHTS Two ships taken for Liverpool I'd for
Cotton and ]ad fer Grain, and one for Marseies at
EXCHANGES. Demand limited
Sterling .f0S1s @093s and 1901
cranes. st. l5(G5.2ll4 p dollar
New YORK Sixty day Bills y Ct. dis.
Sight Checks on New York = Ct dis 9par.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20
jel2 5md&W

pATENT NIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST PoPU-
lar Medicines, by the gross doeu at the Proprietors'
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are ta
rs gross Mustang Linment
80 gross Bryants Pulmonic Waters,
30 dozen Hosteer's Bers.
80 dozen Wheelers Sherry Wine Bitters.
50 dozen Ginger Cordial. ..
80 dozen Thorns Extract Copaiye and Sarsaparila.
200 dozen Bulls Sarsaparilla. -,-
80 gross FahnesoGk's Fermifuge
IS gross McIean's Yermifuge. ra.s
80 gross Winer's Yermfuge.
q dozen 0sgoods Cholagogue.
q dozen Carter's Spanish Mixture.
"a dozen Swains Panaeea.
100 dozen Barry's Tncopherous
o. o. WoODNAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
jel2 Snd&W New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20
o. o. W0ODMAN.

~ as VGSpIBgFAE. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
Successor Jarvis 4 Woodmauj corner Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES PURE CHEMICALS
Iiait olis Aeacnal Extracts Fine PetfunlerT and
MTgya sss :
IN tsTar,Tyry 70 80. tnssr
sTurFa ~ ags@ M Stzsis1f' - -
T,ruoetsts spFrsista f,o.$ ~ -, Il. I'll, =,
,nycbass ssa.fngg ~ !, W s aio
orders nromnsv - 80 20 ss1el s s'
rp1,5s sS Y,ra,,o,, :, Y 6.
S 4aslA3a FffoM EpRoRE.
Receiving oy ats England France and
many, large assortment ofDRgGs CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, PERFU LINEN 4, bSasHE Among which are
~ ~ ~. nD assorted sizes
1ooo onncea Pelletier Fr Cunning #5 H. S5s3 |
1so lbs Manders English Blue Mass
~ I'M Ibs Marder,s EneIfsl, Caforrel.
10 lars Carbonate Ammonia 5S8s$ HI
a eases f,arb Haanesja
IN cases {.a1cfned sfaeuesia S1a
- s.. - $1,000 -
FROM THE Btoi AMSfsAoa4N ma y " AZ
1000 ounces Of Quinne, Power Weghtnan.
80 ounces sulphae Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine.
30 ounces strychnfne.
100 lbs Am. Il. S. CaIomel, bot
(. 900 lbs Am. Il. s. Caomel, in Is ib boxes
b. 30 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
!" a ,:o, e. e s..i Ne.
" 10 lbs purs Nitrate silver sticks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

of }TATE OF JOHN MCDONOGH vs..
New Orleans SCERTAIN QUANTITY OF LINE.
No. 6,Si9
pY VIRTUE of n writ OF fierl facias to me
directed by the Honorable G. NJ. Bradford Second Justice
of the Pence for the Parish of Orleans have offered for
Of June, 1856 L. o'clock NJ and have failed get wohrds
of the appraised value
66 BARRELS AND 6HOGSIEADs OF LIME
small FALL. AND TACKLE.
will again offer for sale public auction Mt No. Is Julia
street 0icDonogh's budings,) WEDNESDAY, June 25th
1856 at u o'clock M
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LIME, to the highest and last
bidder twelve months credit with bond security bearing
five per cent. interest per annum
iel2 l6 Is W. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

FoU FnF, }sE 6Esn9 uARP ~ VS. KELLY
RY VIETUE Of a writ of tierl faeias to me
18th June 1856 at Il o'clock H. in the Rotunda Of The ciy Es
'anEG S 81 GRnss END RiyS
square bounded by Magazine Felicity Camp and Ste Marie
Felicity by l25 feet inches in depth on the init
lot No and 2 feet inches and lines jill HE limit OF lot No.
&, and 80 feet on the depth line
Together with the improvements thereon consisting of por
ton Of frame house. composed of gallery the
and cabinet The said portion of house which Is
lot No feet inches front Felicity street by %
feet inches in depth, English measure.
Seized in the above cnse.
TERMS AND CONDITIoNS-The purchaser shall
payabs respectively the 26h November 1856 and the sSt
'N"' ''S''' "''4 .-s ''''~ JULES soRAPARU,
my21 ic3 Ii Is Constable.
euAT Pass:s Sfs sa Ds PAX HUAER No. ss KELLY
I'm VEFTU tl'un writ dc fIerI facias a mol
cor j'exposera publique e JEuDI Is JUN 1856
midi la Rotonde de la Bouse de Cite Stous entire
TN cERTATN LOT DE TERRE desgne par lie lot No. s
contoemen plan dresse jules Dreux lie dit lot
comps dams le borne les Magasins Feice Camp
ct Ste e dit lot mesman mesure amercnine 30 peds
Unite du lot No. ct l24 pieds pouces ct gnes la Ii
mite du LOT No. ct 80 pieds dams gne de proondeur
terrain portion de mnson bos composite dune
Chambre dune gaerie arriere dun cabinet La de po
cn de naison qui lie dit No. IA pes
pouces face 10 Felicite sur pes de profon
deur mesure anglaise
Saisi dams lafaire ci-dessus.
TERMES EFT COND1TIONS-L'acquereur assumera lie pale
de deux dc S4 dues par deendeur payable
lance COMPETENT JULES soRAPuRU,,
my24jcSl425 Connetable.