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Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
To the Sugar Planters.

THE undersigned, proprietors OF the "New
i Orleans Southern Chemical Works" in this city, en-
courged by the ample patronage you have given them this
season, in the consumption of their BiSULPHITE OF
LIME, will longer delay offering their grateful
acknowledgements. This support, which has so essentially
contributed TO the enhancement of most advantageous
SUITS has enabled them only enlarge at sacrifice
the manufacturing apparatus, but also to effect other i'm
provements enabling them to diminish the expenses aud
manufacture largely.
DESTROYS not to reap ali the advantages the alterations
themselves but share them with the Planters they have
come the conclusion of reducing the price, and hereby
beg notify Planters and their Agents in general that
mencing this ay, they will supply their ISCpIITt
OF LIME AT SIX DOLLARS PER BARREL ONLY, which
they guarantee heretofore of 10 degrees Baume,
The undersigned feel convinced that this spontaneous
in your favor will be duly apprehended that only
will you continue to draw supplies from their works. but
protect them in their future enterprise.
JULIA II. BONNABEL.
dec29-1m -~.es PAUL MARCELIN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Institution of Learning

TOR YOUNG LADIES'
L. The Religious Ladies of Mount Carmel have the
honor of informing their acquaintance and the public in
general that they have opened near Thbodaux parish OF
Laourche, day and boarding School for Young Ladies'
The of instruction is similar to that pursued
by other boarding schools of the country-tha is to
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Elements OF
Geometry Natural Philosophy etc History and Literature
will also be taught. ..
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions the first
commencing the 1st of October, and ending the 18th
of March, the second commencing the 10Th Of March,
and ending the Sd Monday Of August
COnftitiOns-BOarders.
The price of boarding. comprising general instruction in
French and English Shopper annnm payable in advance
half ut the of each session. charge of &c
will be made for bed, entering the institution.
Washing and mendng, per session fi5 w
Lessons Piano and of instrument per month 20
Day Scholars.
Both branches tonether !. ) 90
For further particulars. apply to the Lady Superior 81
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

T. LIE STOCK DE L'HABITATION CONSTANT de cinquane
deux Mulets Charrees cannes, Charrettes q Tim
Der WheeO is crosses ct 30 pees Charrues Fouques
Harras, (Cane Cutters,) Poches Haches Couteaux
Came, Peles, Traits de Chaines, Golfers Charree
Bgn pares de B9ufs, Jougs ct Chaines paires de
Chevaux de Vnture, Cheval de Monture, Cheval
de Buggy, vieux Chevaux, une Barouche ct Harnas
Buggy ct Harnas 60 tetes de Betesa Cornes Mou-
tons, 6S Cochots !"
g. LES FoURNITUREs EFT EFFErs contenues dams la
Mason d'habitation.
O. UN CARRE DE TERRE situe dansla vile de Reckerve
parosse Jefferson dams Get Etat; ed carre mesurant
25S pieds ct gnes facade Peters Avenue ct la
Octavia ct 270 peds de facade les Plaque
mines ct Chesnut, mesure Americaine.
N George W. Lee, de Ia Nouvele Orleans lie dernier en-
cherseur devenu pacquereur pour moyennant la
de Cent Soixante Mile HUT Cent Pastres SO
compliant. e,
Et attendu que e dit George W. Lee enregsre pet
ton dams Ia dte Cour demandant Monition scion un
Acte de la Legislature de Get Eat intule Tn Acte
tiff Monons, ct Ia manere de proceder" approuve lie
Is Mars 1855. .-
En- consequence les personnes qui avor
dro re reclamation contre la proprete cdessus
decrte consequence dun deu de forme dams lordre
e decret R jugement de Ia Cour vertu du qucI Ia
vente etc fate de toute irregulare Ggate dams
Destination favis TENS mode de Ia vente pour
toate ae dectuoste quelconqne sont par presentes
notifies ct sommees de donner dams les jours qu
suyron Ia premiere publication de avis les raisons
do approuyee homologuee scion la demande du
dit acquereur. 1,@- y.-
TemOin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour ce
WBSR IS Fevrier, mil huit cent cinquante-six
[l0-5f L. s. ALLAN, Grafier
few, %, de Ia dite Cour.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

T. THE STOCK OF THE PLANTATION,s consisting of
ffty-two Mules, nine Cane Carts seven Carts pair
Timber Wheels sixteen large and thirty small Poughs,
two Fukes four IIarrows four Cane Hllers Hoes Axes
Cane Knives, Saws Spades, Trace Chains, Hames and
Collars OxCart three yoke of Oxen, Ok Yokes and
Chains, six pair of Carriage Horses Riding Horse,
ono Buggy Horse three old Horses one Carriage and
Horned Cattle, thrty-one Sheep, sixty eight Hogs.
8. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects contained
In the Dwelling House. ,-fsi l..s- -9g .ss
g. SQUARE OF GROUND situate in the town Of Kicker
vile parish OF Jefferson in this State said square
urng 25S feet and lines front Peters Avenue and
Octavia street, and go feet front Paquemine street
and Chestnut street-American measure.
And, Whereas George w. Lee, the City Of New-Orle
ans being the last and highest bidder purcha
thereof for and in consideration Of the One
dred and Sixty Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars
In cash.
And whereas, the said George W. Lee has filed his petit
ton in said Court praying for Moniion in conformity
Act of the Legislature Of this State entitled An Act
relative to Monitons and mode Of proceedings approved
18th March, 1855 5+aHf z ta#3s4 p II 20 2:
Therefore, all who can set up any right te claim in
and to the property above consequence OF
under which said sale made any rreguarty or IL
legality in the apprasemens and advertisements in time
and manner OF SALE for any other defects whatsoever
hereby cited and admonished show cause within
thirty days from the first insertion Of this Moftion why the
SALE made as Aforesaid should be confirmed and ho
moogae in accordance with the application Of the said
purchaser. 80 1.* I"
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
S 18th day OF ofFebruary, thousand eight hundred
and ffy-six. L. s. ALLAN, Clerk
lfeb. 2S-5t.l a@a# Eseazi' #3.a of the said Court.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
To Sugar Planters.

-" To Sugar Planters.
NERRICK & SONS having acquired the exclu-
sive right manufacture and sell the Patent Sugar
Boiling Apparatus of n Reux, would inform the planters
of louisiana that they prep re to contract for such
apparatus with all its appendages All Vacuum Pans built
by them will have the tubes arranged to be taken
and replaced at pleasure These apparatus have been
greatly improved and added to.
W. E. FLANDERS Engineer will attend to the setting up of
any Of the above machinery and will agent for
upon contracts with the planters with Commercial
Agent, w. E. Thompson, ia Camp street.
MERRICK SONS, Southwark Foundry,
dec39 Pm Philadelphia.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Thibodaux Home Academy.

J. BKYSON BURROWS, A. b., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
l. 18th September and continue months. 1t is de.i
rabe that Students be present the first day of the term
Pupils however will be received at tme and charged
accordingly This school designed to prepare students,
by liberal thorough and practical education, for College,
any other business of M the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engsh, Classical and Mathematical
Patrons may assured that earnest and perseverng
effort will be made to cultivate head heart and hand
train boys for becoming intelligent good and useful men,
to give the elements of perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English course, per month"; $500
For each additional language, IS ......... .l.5O
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
,. , Collegiate Department, .5

N7ESTERN MILITARY INSTFTUTE.-The
w next session OF this College, which consists Of
terms commencing respectively the 10th of September
and 18th January continues without interruption from the
beginning to the close the 18th June 1856 At present
there seven professors in the Coegeone other will be
added. The Course of Sudies in every department. is
thorough in text books and teaching that of any College
in country The discipline is strict yet parental and
maintained by day and night Mental! Moral and Physical
Culture Economy and Discipline the especial objects of
the system
Charges for Tuition Boarding, Washing Fuel, Servants
attendance. Of Arms, Room Furniture, Towels Bedding
(each Cadet to supply the necessary Blankets Sl0O per
term OF 20 weeks Surgeons fee and medicines 50 per
Engineering, Modern Languages Bookkeeping and Fenc
ing, each $40 per term. For particulars, address
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor of the University, or
B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Institute.
Nashville, Tenn, August, 1855. aug25 4m
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Algiers Planning and Saw Mill.

Opposite the City Of New Orleans, square below the
Second District Ferry Landing.
N7HERE will always be found all kinds OF
w DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER. yellow Pine, @
White Pine, and Cypress Lumber Dressed Flooring Ceiling
and Weather Boards.
All lumber purchased at the Algiers Planning and
Saw Mill will be delivered any place in New Orleans
the Opeousas Rail Road Depot board steamboats, with
the utmost prompness free of carriage Lumber sawed and
dressed to order. BASS ROBERTS Pruprietors
All orders addressed to the Propretors Agiers VIM
Asmrtrong SO Old Levee Orleans promptly attended
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
ThibodauX Female Institute.

9 TENNEY, Principal, aidedby competent Teach
~ in English French, Music Embroidery Drawing
and Painting, etc.
The eighteenth session of this Institution will
the LIST Monday in Ocaber next. No scholar will be
taken for less than session of five months but
scholars may enter any time and be charged only from
the time of entrance.
Bo .rd and tuition payable in advance.
Terms.
Board and Tuition in English session of months $50 %
Washing, furnishing roon lights, ETC., per month. 3 w
Music on Piano and Guitar, use of instrument per
month Q w
French, Embroidery, Drawing and Painting, etc,
per IloltI . w
Tuition for day scholars per month. orc %
Incidental expenses for session of months 90
Sent 10 lSIn.=}l-tf.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
GDnfatio,lal.
Thiboslaux College.

ThibOdnUx College.
r TAKE pleasure in announcing to parents, guar
dias and the public in general that having secured the
the services of competent gentlemen, shall heceforth
under the name, conduct my Institution larger
scale The plan pursued will be similar to that
adopted by our best Colleges and the tuition comprzes all
the branches usually taught in such establishments.
ready to receive boarders of which, parental care
will be taken and also half boarders
For DAY scholars the prices will be the same as hereto
fore For particulars for terms and conditions apply
to CHARLES SCHIFFERSTEIN, PRINCIPAL
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

ARCADE HOTEL,
Magazine St., New Orleans between Graver and Natchez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
TTHE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY -
l. informs his friends and patrons and the public H#szh
generally that this well known and popular estab 49,
shment has been thoroughly renovated the past
and newly furnished throughout large extension of
has been obtained by the propetors renting the adjoining
portion ofhe building which wilenable him to accommodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter
No has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exertion will be made
by himself and assistants to render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable
One great convenience attached to this Hotel, is
hat meals can be had at almost all hours. (jan14.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
H. NAUTRE 4 CO..
OK Successors to 8. Maspereau & Co., OK
~ Conde street between Main and Saint Ann, 20

20 street, Ann, 20
NEW ORLEANS.
"OUSE FURNISHING STORE AND MANU-
IL FACTORY OF of Tin, sheetIron, and Lead Works;
Importers and dealers Stoves Crates Cooking Stoves
Ware, Hollow Ware Table Cutlery LAMPS of every
cription Lanterns, Sugarhouse Lamps Copper skmmer
and Ladies' Sad rons Ovens Potts. and all other Castings
Camphine, Cas- Lard OIL Iinseed Oil Spirits Turpenne and
PAINTS Of every kind and quay-the whole at very
duced rates.
Agents Warmers Force Pumps and Screwed Cast Iron
Pipes For Beebes Patent Ranges For Queens Portable
Forges. For Spratt's Lightning Rods. nov10-1y
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

Asaessa Plou9hs, Pioughs.Tis ~
TNHE subscriber has on hand M
j about hundred Pioughs, Al. NA,,-..
ufacture Of Maysville. Ky. Skies ~N
No. to No. 4, which 0or the sake
Of closing the consignment) he offers for sale on March
credit 30 to 81 90 plougk lower then he has
before sold In this market prices from Is 90 Eli O0
M BAN Tongues Or Shovel Pioughs At 81 co. Pianter5
oud Do wsN - embrace this epposunlty 10 supply them.
avM. Set37-M B.f. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Nem Orleans advertisements.
P. DEGUILHEM Il CO., a
MERCHANT TAILORs, 4

P. DE e I L. II f NJ CO., >4Q
MERCHANT TAILORs, NJ
| SUCCESSORS To A. BUSCH, IL
= II Old Levce, New Orleans,
Beg leave advise their friends that having entered in
the Tailoring business since the lSt September last, they
are ready to fulfil in their line of business.
Besides very large assortment of Fashionable Goods,
lately selected in France and in the Nor and comprising,
French, English, German and Northern Cloths, Tweeds,
Casemer for Pants Velvet, Cashmere and Silk vestng,
Hosiery, Shirts Unlershrts, Drawers, &c They have
attached to their Establishment the very best workmen and
they confident of being able please their Customers
to their utmost satisfaction
What they soliciting is call from their friends and
customers of the late house of A. Busch. febl6-6m
HI-sULPIIITE OF LIME.
DLANTERS using Bi-Sulphite of Lime Tor the
manufacture of their sugar, uested to try er-
s. Baums hydrometer and viii stand the test OF any
BERNARD & ALBRIGHT, New Orleans,
nov3-3m Corner of Claiborne and Bayou Roai.
c" All orders left at NJ NJ Lanoux Refine Commission
zerchants 10 Cont street. will be promptly attended to-
Bi-Sulphite of Lime.
THE UNDERSIGNED having established a
i BI-sULPlIIrE OF LINE MANDATORY in the City
of New Orleans take pleasure in stating to the Planters gen
experienced Chemist to fu nish a Superior Article
September 4, lS55-tf SMITH, MCLEOD co.
Aux Planteurs Sucries.
T Es soussisnes, proprietlires du "New Orleans
i Southefm Chemical Uo,ks,' peinement satifas des
marques de conance que eur onnG MM les planters
sucriers pa, l.; granle quane de demanips de Bi-Su
h de CAaur quis ont bien vouu leur alresser, cette
sso venen point attenare la fin de la roulason pour
eur en- temogner toute eur gratitude.
encouragement qu's ont eu var de 81 brlints resu
tats, portes aire mmedatement de nonveaux ST.
cIifices pour aranr err eabssemrnt ct lis son par
venus agmenter ameorer leur fabricgton tou} d
minuan les imuense donts ne veuen
point proter seuI auqe lis desrent contraire que
NM les planteurs sucrers prennent part en- leuf asn
reduction dams les prix
En- consequence, lis donnen avis tos ieurs clients ans
qua tos les pantears suGrers en- general e eus agents.
de Chaux Six Piastres par Ball. touours auss
pur ct aussi bon ayant 10 degrees, canine par lie
passe s.. - -.
Las solssgnes rersuades que NM les planteurs
accueeront favorabement cee neurel!e, ct lis es
percent quits connueront euf accorder leur benveant
patronage JULIA II. BONNABEL,
dec2g1m PAUL MARCELIN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

Succession de Eugenie Hebert epouse dc a. B. Tha1o
ddue,
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du Gin
~ quieme District Judiciere paroisse de Lafourche.
ATrENDU: Que HENRY FURCI THIBODAUX, de Terre-
bonne, jour fit application Greier de la dite
pour ere nomme Administrator de la de Succession
En- consequence oues qui
des objections Ia dte demande sont les presentes no
Gees de les deuires Greer de Ia e Cour, bureau
dams vile de Thibodaux dams les dix jous qu suivront
Ia premiere publication de Get avis simon la dte application
sera accofde ct conilrm6 scion laIo T. n
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour,
WIS., Ter Mars, mil huit cent cinquante six !.
11-2t L. 8. ALLAN. Grefier.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
COLEJfA Ms PATENT UNDULAT TORY
CORN AND FL DURING MIL

TOLEW4N'S P17EN T TNOUL47ORT
CORN AND CURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st 1850.
J. WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, Agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from ~ to 60 bushels Of meal
per hour
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory City of Jefferson only ten minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans. All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory send by Mail to the address Of WILLIS
p COLEMAN his Agents, will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH. City acceptance, at four
six months with interest the rate ofeght per centum
All Mills warrantedt to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS p. COLEMAN,
jan71y. Pdtentee and Proprietor.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

JOHN LYALL.
IMPORTER OF WEIGH STATES, SLATE
Hearths, Slabs, Te English Ridge le Fire Bricks &C
Orders from the country attended to with punctuaity
anddespatc Office 1876 Carondee Corner of Poydras
street, New Orleans. mh21-1y.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
e. L. LASHBROOK.,
Look at This !
saddle and Harness Making.

Look at This!
DEAUMONTS PATENT STARCH POLISH,
- composed Of isngass, gum Arabic etc. Dections-
Put piece the size Of pcayune and add quarter of
teaspoonfu Of salt to quart ofstarch while boiling The
above preparation be had Mt Is cake or 81 25
per dozen, at A. 3. RAGAN'S, st. Philip ct.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Nem Orleans advertisements.

Hall, Redd, ~ Putnan,,
COUGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Gen
} eral Commission Merchants, No CuStornhonse street
Ietw.en Old Levee and Charities, New Orleans ocl3l ly
e. OLLIV E R,
nRY GOODS, ETC
- No. 10 Douane street. between Chartres and Levee
sn,oo.1y W. NEW ORLEANS.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
e. OLLIV I E
Pearl River Lumber Yard.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED having steam Saw
/ Mil, on Pearl River also Lumber Yard at the corner
of Ca iope and Howard streets, New Orleans. Would
pectfuy inform The public that they prepared to furnish
The best quality of yellow Pine Lumber sawed to order,
otherwise at the shortest notice, which be shipped Il
anv point on the Opeousas Railroad or by Steamboat.
For further particulars apply to b. Ragan, Thbodaux
or n w. smith, at the Terrebonne Depot.
seIt22 en- w. W. CARRE GO
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15

4 L. PLOUGH, JR., Dentist, can be found a,
Ae j. Vests office 12 St Charles street. where i. MI,
lie happy to attend to all who may favor him with e,I
All Dental operations performed in the best and most sa
factory manner. fdl5E
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
The Great High Way

Of Nations commencing the Of Maine only
20 end on Pacific teeng with its millions Of passengers
and grooming under its loads ~ egG gracefully crossing
the beautiful and asteay winding its around
the base Of MAZE tic Capitol
No longer these grounds be dsecrate by the presence
Of SWINE the bOcRg o. Bulls the brayng Of Jackasses,
as am Theatre has fortunately been removed to oar
extreme southern confines.
TERMs-Ths word slipped IN accidentally. How natural
these days for all things TO end in We did not
intend 10 this point but would come New
ertheless hope You will consider mercenary. We
are good deal like politicians brffall Of patriotism,
work for the dear people Of pure love and affection for
them and for money and taking Of ourselves on no.
We never mention them. Like the Cincinnati Convention,
this gotten UP exclusively pro pabifc0. Never
theess those patriotic leaders Pierce Buchanan, Doug
las &c viii gratefully receive slight tokens Of regard for
our eminent and disatsrsed public services, and in this
instance beg suggest that they be in the shape q
notes payable ia bank running Rom 20 1--WE years in such
the public kindly etate the two hrst with sat
sactory riders all bearing interest 1--WE like 10 BE
not standing slim and a lien retained. &C., &c.
The Omnibuses with the Fly and other appliances VIII be
on hand usual
Performances to at II O'clock AM on the prem
ises Programmes ready in few days
LINDsLEY L CROCRErr,
f. R. GLAsCocK, Auctioneer. % College 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1866.
Americana. m i'm Ohio.

1t will be remembered by our readers
that shortly after the nomination Of Fill
more and Donelson by the National Con-
vention, the State Council of Ohio, yielding
TO the domination Of the free-soil influence,
repudiated the nomination.
Immediately thereafter the friends of Fill
more and Donelson commenced, under new
charter, to organize for the campaign. They
have already organized in sixty-nine counties
and are making good Roadway against all
opposition. A State Convention was held
by them at Columbus on the 9th ult., the
nominations for the Presidency were rati-
fed and an electoral ticket selected.
The Americans of Ohio will give good
account of themselves in November.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02

their advertisement in the Daily Patriot setting forth
l. the advantage ofthe
EXCELSIOR coRs AND COB MILL"
J. O. BALBvEE Co., say
"As evidence Of sincerity hereby AAi
will give silver cup TO any Corn Crusher that be
produced Of the size and length Of lever that
will grind finer and faster than the Free sor The
time aud place 10 he agreed upon"
Now propose up the glove thus thrown dowl,
and enter the
.tInPROyED LITTLE GIaNT3
for the further propose hat the shall take
place neat "WEDNESDAY, The FOURTH INST. AZ the
Exhibition Of Agricultural Implements ans trial Rsapers
and Mosers Ui.3tsl OLIVER ANDERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

the P an, Forte and Music Saloon of. MCLURE,
n be OInd the largest and best tmen OF p NOS
eyer IN this narzet Consisting Of 81 aud octave
Plain and beautifully carved Rosewood cases One OF Them
i, Semi grand which bTlisn and purity Of tone Is
ma ur Assed BY any square Piano. before the pubic
The makers a a Gale Co y have surpassed th-m
selves and vii add laures to their already hsh
reputation. Those Whiting No. instrumen can De &C
60 mod4te ed upon as rea enable terms they
purchase directly Of the Manufacturer have also a
large Of small instruments ModeOns and Sheet Music,
-.nbr 4cng all the New lees, Watzss, PINAs ongs de,
&C. Schools &C furnished upon reasonable terms az
any a use ia the United states
EaET- ,enenOe. the number, SO COLLEGE STREET
June 1856
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02

speech of DR.. Thomas A. Anderson,
Delivered at the american Ratification Meet
ing at Manchester, Coffee County, Tennessee,
Saturday, april 26th, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
The Cr0akers at Fault.
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
Z NJ I q 70
hts Population Will he
10 90 o o!
OR LITTLE LESS.

THE harder the knowing ones predict its downfall the last
er it grows.
Even the Railroad and high taxes have not set back
In order keep pace with the spirit ~ he and to give
an portions beautiful city and It's vicinity mir chdace,
the entemany propretors q the Town Of McavOc have
generously allowed offer portion Of that noble scheme
10 the public. We therefore propose,
Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
to offer at Public Sale number Of Magnificent Lots situated
Avenue, Sooy Street and the Buena Vista Turn
pike.
that powers Of description inadequate to the
task Of properly setting forth the beauties and advantages OF
these grounds would require the fertile imagination and
classic pen Of the talented author Of Gencf" TO do justice
theme. Seated
-" Rspe1kh ne sbHds
OF solemn" walnuts, (not "Odks,'D
how appropriately and eOquenty, "cia FIRcy ree
(partcuary after imbbing copousy from the Fountain Of
Heidc might he surveyed the scene before him, des
cant upon ores o. ancient Greece and Rome Ar
caan Groves sylvan Streams. CaptoDe His 6recan Por-
eoes Egyptian Temples. After soarg ao in such style,
could his Pegasus far to descend TO The pres
en and view things they are he would see imned
ately before him