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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-29
MADISON,
Bo'm Marcel lG, 1851,
DIED JUNE IS, 1886.


"Ihc appearance of the work will com.
mend it to the favorable consideration of
every one who may chance to visit the spot.
When erected its appropriateness and
beauty seemed to strike every beholder.-
1t is simple, substantial, and graceful, and
in strict keeping with the quiet Of the
country burial place and the character Of
the great man whose grave it covers. y
more pretentious pile would have been quite
out Of character, and been mean and tame
in view Of the eternal hills Which encompass
the domain. 1t is the memory of departed
greatness which hallows the graveyard, and
gives something Of sanctity to the grounds
and mansion at Montpelier, and 10 Iabored
monumental pile was needed to keep that
memory green. All that was desirable
here was memorial stone, to mark the
precise spot where Madison was laid when
lifc's activities were ended and this granite
monument, erected at the charge Of the
citizens Of Orange, will hand down the spot
to remote generations" ."-Richnsond South.
--.-.-
Uow to Grow Rica.-The only way by
which capital can increase is by saving.
If you spend us much as you get, you will
never be richer than you are. 1t isn't what
man gets, but what he saves, that cons,i-
tutcs his wealth. Go learn the two first
rules OF arithmetic-learna addition and sub
straction. Add to your present capital any
amount YOU please, substract the sum which
you add, and tell us if the last amount will
not be the same rs the first. Every mcr.
chant should, in every year ofhi life, make
addition to his capital.
You say you get but little-nevcr mind,
spend less thar q litl:c-un,l the next year
you will get more, for you will have the
profit upon the sum you save. There is
no royal road to wealth any more than
to geometry. The man who goes on spend,
ing all lie gets, and expects that by some
lucky hit he would be raised TO wealth.
will most likely sink into poverty; for,
in case Of advcrsed fortune he has then no
resoursc; whereas, by economy, he may
lay by stock that may serve rs provi-
sion in case Of adversely.
You may say that the times are bad,
the seasons bad. BE it so; but wcro the
case reversed, it would make no difference
to you. Look at home; you spend more
than you get. How, then, can you be
otherwise than poors How many re-
spectacle family has fallen from q high sta
tion, which they worthily and honorably
filled, merely because neither the gentle.
man nor the lady had been familiar with
the first four rules of arithmetic
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SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE STAGE

actor OF cnncncc, performing ut Liverpool
and on the morning of this day, on which
he was to have played "Strangcr," he re-
ccIvcd the news Of the death of his second
son, circumstance which naturally ..cplv
affected him. He appeared, however, j.,
the character announced. In the fourth
act, Baron Stcinforth obtains an interview
with the Stranger, and discovered in him
an old friend; he prevails upon him to re-
late the cause of his exclusion from the
world. The Stranger i'll his reply, speaks
OF his wife and children, an allusion that
must, OF course, have awakened the most
painful feelings in Mr.. Palmcr's mind, and
at the moment when lie had uttered these
words, " there is another and better world"
he sank upon the stage corpse. In Octo-
her, 1882, Joseph Peterson, an actor of
some position, was performing the part of
the Duke in "Mcasure for Measure" and in
the third act he comes disguised as a frar to
prepare Claudio for execution. AS hc pro-
nounccd these words:
-RcaSon thus with life:
If do lose these. ! do lose II thing
That none but fools would keep; breath thou
he dropcd into the arms of Claudio, and
never spoke again. On the evening of the
10th OF June, 1917, "Jane Shore" was pcr-
formed at the Leeds Theatre; Mr. Cum
mlngs enacted the part of Dumont.-
Having, in this character, uttered these
words:
lie witness for me. yc celestial hosts,
Such mercy and such pardon as my soul
Accords to thee, and begs to heaven TO show
thee,
May such befal me at my latest hour,
he fell down and instantly cxpired.-Ir;yh
Quarterly Rccic~.
Tile ErH Of Lony Credits-It is now
sufficiently obvious that the difficulties un-
der which the commercial world is labor
ing, result more or less directly from the
abuse of credit, and that very considera-
ble share Of that abuse occurs in the dry
goods trade. The ususual length Of credit
among this class Of merchants is eight
months, willie the importers credit never
exceeds five months, and in many cases does
uot amount to so long time. Therefore,
there is against the importer balance of
three months tine-a very serious consid-
eration-whch is rendered more so bv the
continual risk he undcrgocs in giving that
amount Of credit, which enables the retailer
to purchase goods for both the fall and
summer trade before paying for any. We
arc aware Of the difficulties which bcsct n
determination to alter an existing state of
credit, but is it possible for any country to
do safe business on so unsound a princi-
pie? When will better time than the
present, present itself for our merchants TO
combine for their mutual advantage? Whv
not at once take measures to concert a
combined reduction Of their terms of credit
to four months, and form the nucleus of a
really sound business system The rail
road and telegraph have long since rc,nov.
cd the only excuse that ever existed for
long credits, and the mcrc' ants may as well
profit by their past and present experience,
as wait for more of the same sort-N. y.
Eveniny Post.
n Frunck Commentator.-George Win.
ston, says recent Boston paper, was de-
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Wth Orltans 1ailu Grtsttnt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ntm ORLEANS Hlontu Marktt.
CREscENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, August Is, 1857.

considerable talk to-day regarding the suspension
Chat is we believe the fashionable world
surance and Trust Company The head principal located
Cincinnati and If our recollection right
Stetson formerly Of the firm of steson Avery
of this city President The Company had branch or an
office in New York which from teegaphic dispatches
parties closed It's doors yesterday This ntel
gence unexpected the Company enjoyed high credit
as evinced by its drafts drawn the mother Office Gin
cnnat its branch office New York at various dates
with those mysterious words to the uninaed inserted
ceptance waived Without going into elucdaon Of the
subject this have only about
time check soppage shonld be put on drafts drawn by
Banks with those words. Tn fact if the suspension or failure
proves what is reported ii is high time this date
ceptance waived shond be checked suggested that
appearing Market at date wAh the words in
serted acceptance waived should be kicked without any
ceremony whatever We in the suggestion If the Ohio
and Trust Company had suspended three
ago city would have suffered extent but
as it is learn that many liabilities held here
But some Pry asks how the the Com.
dany. Well cannot reply not the conadant of
Ajax though really believe from the information before
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company will pay
| something more Than Greene Co., of Paris
There little done in paper day In fine
nant and been for the little shower Of
Bank hours teegraphic dispatches know
could have and indted usual remarks Though
the calls Banks in the aggregate, large YET
they were sufficient to render matters soeiabe
There nothing done in stocks to knowledge to-day
In Exchange sight funds New York have stiened. Il
premium for cheeks Time bills of repute show
variation drawers hold and sell Gl dscoun. for sixty
days sight fair commercial bills rather heavy
~ l2 per cent. discount. Some of the Banks have pur
chased At the latter figure In sterling learn of the sale
Bank of Mobile drafts 81 For other drafts 9@9s
the Francs heavy and tending downward 52
| as 1914 Paris direct the
dispatches received late hour to day ror
York saying that Wall perfect panic
failure of the Trust Company is believed to be bad
addition there four failures reported in Wall street t
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Nothing of any moment
doing.
FLOUR, The market dull and the principal sales
bbls Fine S. 25 superne ST. Indiana
So IS, and 10 Ohio at S. So = Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn confined about 900
sacks including 500 Mixed aud White 15cs0c and 1000
White private OF Wheat sacks
Csc round and few small lots at 90cS = bushel None
the OF sacks ST sold in lots
43c and Monday S Ale bushe Small lots of Bran
selling s0c@,s5c q 100 lbs.
COFFEE. $50 bags sold llsc, and IS skimmngs
at csc 4 ID.
Very little in first hands and really Prime held
at 64cM.61ac p ID
noticed sales of 200 bales India in lots
4lac = yard cash, and 90 in one lot at the same
GUNNY BAGS. A lot of 50 bales sold at lie.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork still retailing at s5 80 y
bb ami 100 bb taken by dealer hnt price Bacon
very firm with sales of A casks Ribbed Sides in three
four lots Axe and 20 of Shoulders 3c a H. Clear Sides
aing lc and the best Ribbed Sides mostly
held at 43l5c p 10 In Lard notice only retail
actions l61c q ID for Prime in bbls and the in kegs
LARD OIL. so bbls Poor sold al Sls 05 q gallon
WHISKY. The market very dull, and 90 bbls Raw
sold at &c = gallon.
FREIGlTS heard of no transactions worth reporting.
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CUNDRIES


UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDIC A /, DE.
" he Annual Course Lectures in this Drpnrt-
will commence on MONDAY, November l6tl 1851
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, D. Professor of Practice of Medicine
J. h. RIDDELII, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. Fl CENAS, NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics.
GUSrAVUS 4 MOTT NJ, H., Professor of Materin Medica
JOSIAH c, MOTT, NJ. n, Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology Pa
thllugy
GILBERT s VANCE, NJ. D. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The for Dsecng will be the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Wishing Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
The students accompany the Professors in their visits
Tree Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical avaHts
Preliminary Course Lectures will be delivered daily
the tnphlencr Of the Hospital. the October,
tf"l Medicine and Surgery, aud Uher subjects without any
chugr IN Slgaets. THOMAS HUN /, N. D., Dean
Ib' Admins Of the Ch4ry Hospital elect annually in
hrl fourteen hesi Students who maintained by
lts,.,daOH Uui2 GpI
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FOR RENT.

~. TO RENT OR FOR SALE-THE THREE
a story Brick store No ~ the west side OF Camp street.
The tee-story dwelling and Store, No. 81 Royal ad
joining the Bauk Of Louisiana rent, $1,000.
The two Frame Dwelling on ST. Charles date Nayades
stre between Clio and Caope Streets suitable for gentee
family: rent, $40.
several Frne Dwellings in Magee's Row stnatca
street, Felicity Road containing from ten 10 :nr
e0ch hyrants and csern to each rent $500
s4S).
Txn.story Dwelling the north side Of Ternsehore
between Annnnciation and Constance
with hydrtnt. cisteru, etc; rent, $40.
Two story Fra Dwelling on Race street. between Annun
citation and Constance; rent, $40
Two-story Frame Dwelling Claiborne street. between Com
and jackson Streets rent S4OO
with old buildings St. Charles street running through
CarOnee Girod Julia Streets measuring Sc
feet on each street street by $40 feet through w,rrox
City Assessors Room, IL City Hall,
a91S If 20 Camp street
49, TO LEE OR FOR SALE-TliE BEAUTIFUL.
f Cottage Residence Hospital street, between johnson
MILL and GalVez Streets containing five and cabinet,
gallery two sides Kitchen servants room ETC. The grounds
< LARGE FRAME HOUSE, No. 2s5 Baron.e between Gil.
rod and Julia Streets with very deep yard suitable for car
pcuter coal dealer marble cutter depot min
era water manuactory, cistern maker foundry Or
boiler maker.
Several OF, er Dwelling Houses asQuet
higny Marais, Dryades Bias Camp Constance, Aunnncia
Fnon and other streets in the Fr and E?nrih Districts
For terms, apply to , AMtS lhS ~
Real Estate and House Broker,
aul7 If % Common street Verandah Stores.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND OFFICEs TO
REN Two beautifully furnished, airy and comfortable
communicating with folding doors and well lighted
office the basement at No l6 Careneet street. corner OF
Hevia only few steps from Lafayette Square.
Also building Hevia street. suitable for stable or ware
house. jyl6 SIN
Tor II ENT-SEVERA AL LARGE OFFICES IN IRON
jyiS GE0. ". HYNsoN ( e., 81 Camps
FOR RENT-rHE THIRD ANDF FOURTH sTo
f RI IS of No. 81 Grayer stree.hoth well furnished Ap
M;uply JONES, MACKINDER CO.,
II street.
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IMPORTS.

@ ssa ASD
isd2 Tsriei Ha1s eye hides bd skins 70 i
filsbnfym hide. sds skins Poncey &cosundries
Beliard-stursennegger L Eternod~and order
AMBRos-Brg Pntnam-In ballast.
PENsACOLA-schr Powhaton--64S4 SAT feet lumber to G
F DeBondis. ~ '''' Vi ''"'S"'
PENsACoLA-schr feet lumber IS 600 la.hs to
PESsAcoLA-sehr Ella-sO lumber soooo ias to
Pooley Ncol &co.
ssa' aeo Virginia 600 feet lumber ro'sy
PEARL REVERSAL swallow-4s 900 feet of lumber to D
snder-23 bbs lot hides lot chickens order
PEARL RIvER-schr Elizabeth Ann-3l, to
W Care kco.
PEARL RIvER-schr Margaret clemens-250oo feet nr-
Der TO snider.
PEARL RIvER-schr Eza--30o 600 feet lumber to order
BIMoxI-sch Mary sosthne-27,oDO feet of lumber
| Elliott.
covINGToN-schr Eliz.be,h-sOooO feet lumber to W T
| BOSFoUCA-schr Unon--8OO bbls sand to order.
| COvlyGTON-schr ve,oria-4O0 bbIs sand to order
| COyISGTON-schr Fru.erre-5O0 bbls sand to order.
ANTE RIvER--schr Alicopo-So cords wood to order.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Urselne-l5OoO shingles Is cords Of
wood order.
BILoxI-schr New P!an--so cords wood to order.
| ANTE RIvER-Schr Maron-3O cords wood to order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIs-stesmer Pete Whetstone-l52l bbls -four to
o s@S o9 s "p pa p sa2
Moore &co5s5 Druha-ls coils rope Hitch cock
s9 es o. 5 & a"g s Ksnnsdy
coO hb -four JOG ibis potatoes Grief co-55 bales OF
sSs s 81 Hsy
yas sas sas1:
Is pps s
his, Gfgs sso6lOo ss -four M,, be
bbs -four bales hempJ Dougherty &co22 sacks wheat &c
Ss5S e ss ps
on bosrd-sundres to erder-Toal hhds tobacco.
Male &col do bd skins rolls leather Banchin Claude
-sundries to Wi-Queyrouse LangsdorHC " Bradfore
= Boyle-s Locke-kchsrd Nugent Aco-Andrews Sic
rau-and order.
TRINlTYsteaner Ariel9t sacks cotton seed to Martin
Dromel-sundries to order.
TRENToN-s;esm amer Bayou Belle bales cotton, new, t
Gilis Ferguson-1 sack Cleveland Brothers &co3
hbls -four Buchannon Carroll &SoEl pkg mdse BUM
bdl hides and sundries TO order.
:. BAYOU SARA-Seamer c D Zr-1 bales cotton to AT Nj
enburger-3 hhds sugar Roman Kernon4 bars iron D.
IS Blanc Il Facheau-sundres TO order.
l. ST LOUIS-Seamer Henry Choueau-l0 casks rice J Az
It i pkg Weran2U lead casks lead 0ipe 1872 col
kennet Dix &ce boxes machinery Hitchcock Iair
e co-5A Dbl. Keep Bard bbs Pedreauvl
Ne Brohers-3O bbls -four Ogesby Macaulay5o bbs -four
Horre Gayle &co-2O bills -four 1872 coils Dougher
&co35 bills -four 266 sacks oats Lsmet Connolly 6co-lso
bran TIC lard $50 hbs -four Given Watts &co250 coils
Broadwe, Payne &co-24l sacks oats John Duffy kco
1853 do Thompson 6co-s95 do Price Converse &eo40l
p Moore Converse, Ksnnett &eol25 bbls whs
cheese Wright &co-l0o do Grief &co-sundres to
:. der.
+ RA1LRoADs.
RAIROAD-5 bales cotton to Watson-35 bales TO
ard2s hides Watson-64 do Lobit Charpantier
es to order.
n. PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
ID MOBILE-Stesmer Cafornia-3 bales osnahurgs pkgs
c. do Adams Express- Dbl oil Pope Ellison &co-sundries
H. Geddes-and order.
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Shipping Ynte!lIgen&e.
WEDNESDAY, August &c, 1857.

WEDNESDAY, August &c, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Calhoun Ra,hbune for Key West via West Florida
Ports, Harris, Morgan &co
Ship Liberty Atkins. for New York. Chester Hiard
Spanish Bark Naenena LurRgoeta, for Forrel spain,
CnsAchs Bros eco
Brig Azores. Stevens, for Pensacola + " Williams eco
Schr Wild Pigeon, eary for St Marks and Newport,
Post & Mel
British Schr Commerce. Parsons, for Belize Honduras, via
RtMtun Island, Master
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noUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
u PLANTERS.


PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS
Employing Spin the Crop up but about the
required raise ths nsmber consisting children of
of and above and unit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necessarynanely: The Gin with Lap Appendase
in Machine and the Seqnnt Machines of Spinning
and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also competent
SpRners.
0NE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
The very first year. will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnners
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is equiva-
lent his having purchased of plantation Negroes et
those he while his Spin
ming interest will his diversion, it will be exempt from
apxetes Planting Gathering and
Baing up a crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for gootl accept,
reasonable facilities; and Ter me NC III OF
THE ATENT fourth be paid 10 NE each OF the hrst
Yarns bring over Gnned Cotton,
surng payment should the plat auon change
propriatorS. -, 49,, -,
Proposion Planters now be made and 10 know
cost OF Machinery in they must not omit
to state what has number of pounds or their croor
| how MANY pounds of Yarn a day they must spin :.
| Az Hho ". LEN /, hooile Ala.
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CHARTER OF THE "CRESCENT CITT BANK'' OF
NEW ORLEANS,

CHARTER OF THE 'CRESCENT CITT BANK'' OF
NEW ORLEANS.
The of the Association shall be
the CRESCENT CITY BANK"
ART 2 shall he located and its legal doRcil
Fixed in the city of New Orleans.
ART g. of Association Is the
ness of Banking, receiving deposits buying and selling
gold silver bullion and bills of exchange loaning
money and personal security discountng bills
cidenta powers and privileges hereafter
conferred on them by law.
ART The Capital of said Association hereby fixed
at the sum of dolars-subject be increased in
the prescribed by aw-represented by thousand
shares of hundred dollars each five per of which
cle fifteen per the first of October and the
naming eighty in monthly nstaments of twenty
respectively the first days of November De
cenber January and February next Should subscriber
neglect puncualy his her their iusiamen
instaments the mature and fall due interest thereon
at eight shall be added thereto
from maturity payment and if subscriber subscr
stnens within thirty days after the specified time of
Board of Directors themselves the right
which nstament be
due public auction otherwise after days
previous notice thereof by advertisement.
This Association Corporation shall commence bust
the first day of October next eighteen hun
dred and terminate and the thrtiet
dav of September, eighteen hundred and sevenyseven
The device of the Association shall be Crescent
with Pelican feeding her young the words Crescent City
Bank encrcling it. .
ART The names shareholders their residences
present to follows subject such tran'ers may here
after be made the books of the Association.
NAMES. RESIDENCE. NO. OF SHARES
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of New Orleans, LoNGNENo. zoos.
w ionene has petition ed the Of sdminitra
ton the estate Of the late FRANCOIS Coongne deceased in
Notice hereby given all whom concern to show
within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
By order q The Court:
au24 % se3 P. s. W1LTE Clerk
GSgf p as RI EEAs
ATTENDg que T.. A. Henry xegye de F. Ca-
les eres administration Ia succession de feu Francois "a
Avis est par lie present donns que peu
avoir deduire dix jous leg raons les
quelles II serat pas fat droit d la d,e petition.
au24 y ses P. 8. Witt Grefier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
srxrs DrsTRrer couKr SARAH CLARK vs. he. CRED1-
NoTfcE TIT given noss the Of
the A . S ey ape 10 D es
office Of d Ricardo Notary Public on MONDAY the
sy 1881 at snd j. ,.S1s "
affairs Of the insovenr and that the proceed
and that Haynes % aons aye and Counsellor at law
appointed to represent the absent sp, ersdito,s
Clerks Office, August 10, 1851. ansi stins6d
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
G9Hs Pr s4kAa GIAsk SIS
A Wis est par par lie present It'd. donne aux cream.
cepe Ia lie benefce de creanciers eus
ii e q septenbe ae 10 hsnres a. M Tes DE- d.
erer pendre consideration les aarea de nsolvabe
QUEEN ponrsates conre ct
Fl que F. Haynes svocat, pour repesenter lie
GAsP,D JAMES, Depne Grenier:
Bureau dn grefier ce 10 aodt 1851: anA stin3od
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CONSTABLES SALES.

srcqsD 5usTeEs GouHr GLA AZ NJ
s. sflt Of 70
Parish Of will proceed and sell q pub
TTGRsb&S S day sspsbsi s
One ARMoIR, one STOVE and DRAY, No. ss2.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
auls242.ses Constable.
sEcqsn Jys1!es's couRr, NANCY gRooKs, ~.
R3VIRr Sjt1 81 writ Of fieGi 1ae,as SO 70 me
rssss os he PsE,sh Orleans vii pass
snd GIaTieF WEDNESDAY the 18Th day August
oSE Eo Ss 81 Cooks and two TRUNKS and CARPET
Seized in the above entitled case. @
aul1 II % 26 WV MITCHELL Constable.
5g,Fsss q59x * MY 9EEEASs
R9 Virtue q wit Or aeri facias to M me
ssee for sy s Hon n s1s
Eb suG d Banks Aresd On I 3 @
TENDER 1851 u O'Clock NJ following described property
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm
povements thereon situated in the Third District of this city
Union, Love, Goodchdren Frencmen streets; said
the corner of Union and Love 81 feet
front on Love street and 81 depth and front
The consist Of fine Frame House with kitchen
jy24 ans % seq ". W. MITCHELL, Constable.
SECOND CorR DE JUSTICE LA VILE DE La NouvELL.E
| PAIx, ORLEANS VS.. DOEMISI NOR
| I'm tERTU dun writ de erf facIas a moi
" adesSe Honorable G. NJ Bradford Second Justice dc
Pax pour la parosse doeans iotrrai vene puh4ue
rArcade de Bank des Magasins Gaver Nacez
MERCRED1 lie jour de septembr 1851 midi la propriett
| capres decrite-
UN LOT DE TERRE les authorizations qu sly trouveut
stue dams lie Troeme District de vile dams iles No 2
dapres lie tabeau dasessement de 1853 comp dams les
Union Amour Boss Enfants FanGais lie dit lot de
forme Pencognure Union d. Amour 81 Is de facs
Ia Amour 95 peds de profundeur la
| rUuon.
Les authorizations consistent belle mason bo
cuisines. cernes etc etc.
| CONDITIONS-Comptant au moment de Republication
jy24 aus % seq ". W. MITCHELL, Connetable.