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EsOyyl:I COMPLAINTS.

TnIers lhc 5owfIs pefIOim h"Il IuncITons
properly, iEc whole body suffers tens oi
thousands die annually of DjseuIery, Diaf|
rhUa, Chronic consumption, and oiher dis
eases Of these waste pipes Of The system.-
The effect OF The Pills upon all intestinal eis-
orders, wheihcf casual or epidemic, is
phenomenon in medicine. BY following the
printed directions, The most alarming cases
Of bowe complaint are prom ptly controlled.
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Mt Pleasant, Feb. 7lh, ls57-6w.

FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety new styles, and fresh from New York
and PHILADELPHIA, for sale at the cheap slors
M'KELvY, NEAL & co
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Z RON STEEL, and every kind OF Hard
ware or sale by
McKELvY, NEAL & Co.
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One HUNDRED and Sixteen
Acres

whereon is erected two story Stone House,
large Stone Burn, out houses, and there are
Soont ninety acres Of cleared land in the
tract. Late the estate of said deceased sit.
us'e IN the township of Orange and county
aforesaid.
lACOR ENEPIY
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers a, private sale the
farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FlF.
TY ACRES, on which are log house, a
log barn, good spring OF water near tae
house, and good apple orchard. The prog.
erly will make a good home for any person
who wishes 10 farm.
He also offers for sale another tract OF land
lying in Pine township, Columbia county,
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SIXTT-FIVE ACRES.

About ten acres is cleared, and the balance
well Iimbered, so as 10 support a saw.mi.'.
For terms apply 20 the subscriber in jack
son township, Columbia county.
JOHN KESIER,
Jackson, Feb. 10, 1856.
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CE.
Amt of taxes uncollcc,ed for 1856
and previous years, $3.50 n
Commissions allowed collectors 353 60
Exoneralions do. during tho year l30 81
Amt of orders redeemed 1910 If
Treasurer Commission, 235 20
do do on unsea,od land 55 81
Amt in the hands Of John Doak,
late Treasurer. 30 90
Supervisors receipts for road tax go 80
sSI lEnn 90
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TRACT eeF LAND,

ttuale in Orange township, in The county OF
Columbia, adjoining lands OF Benz. Steiner
Benz, llayman on tho North, Daniel w.
Montgomery on The West; containing
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I UF UHN HSSVSSFTUHE' oT OF
Andrew Hess fees on Com'rs deeds 2 81
Jury fees reed Off. Eyerly Pro.h'y 24 0O
Cash received for military assess
ment 1855 81 1856 30 0C
Balance due Treasurer, d73 g.
.,,o..n-, -,
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the
entire interest oil his late Partner, will con-
duct The Book, Stationery, Blank Book Man
utaclurirg, and Binding Business, in all their
branches; with increased facilities and strict
attention 10 business, lie hopes 10 receive an
Increased proportion of public patronage.
WILLIAM g. PERRY.
S. w. cor. Fourth & Race SIS.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT,
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Columbia County,
FOR THE YEAR 1856,

rCR IHE IEdh looo.
THE Auditors elected to settle and ad.
just the public account of Columbia CO.,
have examined the same from the first day
of January, 1855, TO the frs: day Of JAN
nary 1857, and respectfully lay before
the Honorable Judges of the Court of
Pleas the following statements and re.
ports agroeably to tic 22d section of an
Act of the general Assembly of this Com
monweallh passed the l4lh day Of April,
A. ID. 1894.
JACOB HARRIS, ESQ, Treasurer,
OF Columbia CO. in account with said co.
DR.
1856 January
To taxes outstanding for 1855 and
previous years, slsi2 Os
TO Sam'l Creveling, Fishingcreek
Error 1858, 90
To Benz, McIionry. Fishingcreek
Error 1855, 90
Cash of Andrew Freas, old plank, 30 so
Cornelius BELLS Orange error SO , 90
Error in Centre tip. duplicate 1865 7 90
Amt Of Tax assessed for 1856, 70i3 33
Philip Winterslcon land redeemed O 90
Hugh Shutz do do 10
Isaiah Klino do do 8 81
Jonas Snyder, do do 8 so
Cash, II. ] lnglin. use of &. House 3 Oh
do Sam'l ShatFcr old plank, 10 on
County tax on unseated land 1856 0G
Road do do 4S5 60
School do do 304 II
Poor do do ll9 40
County do Seated land 54 94
Road do do 2 rs
[ School do do "a
Poor do do IL
Ten days Assessment. 81 Sl
Andrew Hess fees on Com'rs deeds 2 81
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District ,affornsv.

District attorney.
Amt paid 4. F. Clark, s43 90
Fnel.
Ami paid Joseph Sharpless for Coal s37 rs
do Lewis Roat, wood, 81
#at sYo 80
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DAVID YEAGER, J r.,
JACOB DtMOTT, :, =.
SAMUEL RHONE. H'

HTT. UNNIFI' LIEFa, CIH.
We, the undersigned Commissioners O. the
County OF Columbia do certify that the fore
going is Il correct State meut Of tue accounts
OF said County for The year a. D., 1856.
Ia testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 9th day of January A. ID.
1897
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EXPENDITURES,

EXPENDITURES,
Road T. Bridge IieWs.
Amt paid sundry persons for road
views, 500 90
do do do bridge views 10 0O
Amt paid sundry persons, town.
ship lines, 90
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We, The undersigned Auditors OF The coun-
TO of Columbia being duly elected 10 adjust
and settle the accounts oil lhe Treasurer aud
COMMISSIONERS have carefully examined tho
accounts aud vouchers OF The esame i'om the
first day of January 1856, to the first day of
January 1851, do certify that we hnd hem
correct as sel forth in the foregoing State
menl, aud that we Gnd balance. due Jacob
Harris, Esq, Treasurer from the CnlnIy oil
four hundred and seventy three dollars aud
slXy-Iour cents.
Gwen under onr hands This 9Th day Of Jim.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

General relief COMMITTEES.

The following the officers and members for the present
term, SAY from Jnlg, 1851 10 January. 1855:
Gerard S President TO be fourd Recorders office
District Thos Shields, Secretary Odd Fellows Hail.
Thomas Walker Treasurer l3 Common street; Theodore
Marks q Magazine street; A. Thomson As hol piiouas
y e. heste Bank Of Orleans; O. Iangenbeeker Iusen-
berg Hospsl E Allen lS3 Camel street. James Cough
ehanes and Dealers ESehsSe, ST. Charles street. David
Moore lu poydrns street; A. Mcnonga ss Mechanics
and Dealere Exchange st. Charles j. Czaruowsk 9
eh9nponiHs street o. voorhes Magazine siree II Press
er chippewa street. htween ia kson Phiiip; Rdw
SON gjes; H. Graham, 7B Camp street. F. Miller Bears's
warehause; Jones' Third Dlsiricf W kotng Fourth Dis,
riet; H. peGruys Second District; Epeas Smith, Common
between Camp aud 81. Charles streets. ~
TGOs. Il. snIELps serestarY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

wILDEY No. meets the ars and third Saturday in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall of Camp LAFAYETTE
streets Officers for the present ermR s. Keaghey G. r.;
w. Solomon. Il p L. Kaiser, W; John j. Nornan scribe
II. Williams Treasurer; James Funeaux Scribe
H0BAH No. second and Saturday in each
Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and
Officers for the termI B. Pohier G. P
NJ, NJ. Carolan. II. P Geo. Seymour, s. W, L. S. Butler
Scribe; N. j. Hoey, j. W.; S. M. Todd, Treasurer.
LASALLE No meets the first and third Monday In each
month in Odd Fellows Hall of Camp Lafayette
Officers for the termJoseph Wagner q
N Benedict H. p; f. Carlin s. W.. Edward Allen scribe.
f, l.. Bercer, j. W.; +. I. Field, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No; meets the second and fourth Monday
each month"; Polar Star Lodge Room ST. Louis streei
Officers for the present termG TeRn, p c. Langenbeck
II. P; j. NJ Barras, $. W.. g. Krebs, Scribe; r. s.
Brewster, j. W.. II. Mlspaugh, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. the third Monday in each
jefferson Lodge Room Fourh District oicers for
the present term-Ghas; Geheeb, c. P W. winke H. P j.
Dunn, S. W. r. rnrney, scrbe j. 7. Barrett, j. W.
Louis Seibert, Treasurer. ~
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday in each
month in Polar Star Lodge ST Louis Officers
the present term5J NJ Wagner c, p; L. Charles H. p.
Capltane, s. W. C. o. Dugne, Scribe; j. Vedot W. B. La
terslle Treasurer. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 7.-ofieers-Henry Bier
Presidents Boulemet Treasurer H. Shields Secretary;
Cemetery CommeeHaper Giillingham, GardneISmith
Golding; Finance Gommi'iee.E A. Patterson, H. H. Dentae
j. =. Miller Sexon-Danie Merritt, Members-lsmes Flu
Frank Lewis H. Goldman Il F. Peterson los Alisol
j. p. Warner, j. O. Wagner.
VAULTS IN stoDD FELLOWS REST, may be procured
by applying f. NJ CoRRY, atSiekles Co.'s Canal street,
At D FELT srETsoSs 81 Camp street q Il MLLsrAUSH u
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price Lots and VanRegsr lots 10 feet square, $780,
ditto by feet S5 Vaults double to Stockholders Lodges
s65 ditto, to all others 0 single to Stockholders Lodges
S45 ditto, 10 all others $50.
to the purchase of Lots etc.
on sppliestionto
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

RF0fs on gHe SuN.-According to the obselva-
hcus Qk III Schwabe, which have been continued
without ntermission for more than thirty years the
magnitude Of the suns surface obscured by spots in
erfascs and decreases periodically the length of the
period being III years and AZ days. This remarkable
fact and the relation which it appears to bear to GER
tain phenomena OF terrestrial magnetism, have at
tacted fresh interest to the study Of the solar surface
1t 10 well known that Sir William Hersehell ac-
counted FOR the solar spots by currents Of elastic
ffuid ascending from the body of the sun, and pene-
lating the exterior luminous envelope. A somewhat
different speculation Of the sime kind has been re.
Gently adganced iy M. Mosaatt, who has endeavored
70 connect the phenomena Of the solar spots with
these ef the red prtuhennces which appear to issue
from the boly II the suB III q total eclipse
Iha boob keeper who fell from a.column Of figures
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

Odd Fellows, Hall Association

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAIL
the hrst Monday of every month. '" "
Edward Plsbury President; Thomas Shields Secretary
John D. Ben, Treasurer,J j. q. Dunlap Orchard ii q
Stetson II. Howard, Eneas Smith, Davis George
RaIehide A. W. Bosworth, Geo. Dirmeyer Bernard Cohen
and ". b. Cook. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
LouIslana Intelligence.

The Concordia IntelIgencer, of Friday last, gives
the particulars of very large land sale which took
place on the previous Saturday in that parish, under
decree OF court for partition, the order of sale being
entitled Edward Sparrow vs.. John G. Neeley .
executor OF the estate of the late David s. Stacey
The sale involved five plantations and several tracts
Of wild land and amounted to trlfe less than half
million The Inteligencer publishes a table of par,
ish statistics, and says:
By this authentic tabular statement it will be seen
that the slave force in the parish OF Concorda in the
last ten years has increased 324l and the increase
of their value has been So s53 300 The increase in
the ownership of uncnltivated land has, in the same
time, been 04 acres in cotton cultivation ~ 262
acres in corn cultivation 6 ,497 acres in the pro-
ducton of cotton % 7l2 bales in the production of
corn $4,000 bushels and in the value of real estate
$4,946 200.
From the Alexandria Democrat Of Tuesday last we
extract the following paragraphs:
The early part of the week afforded us rare luxury
in the way OF winter weather. The air clear and
bracng, with the sunshine of an advanced spring :
but the sequel has been horbe the parish has been
literally drenched and the lowering skies>stili
portend resumption of the storm.
Most OF our sugar planters will finish their sugar
grinding during the coming week. The average
yield will hardly reach two hogsheads to the acre,
owing to the heavy frosts and cold weather of the
nfsl o. lhe month. The quality OF the specimens is
superior, as general thing
Inc river still rising can but feel the effects of the
heavy rams and must swell to full banks The unu-
sna number OF boats now in our trade make CONNER
eial affairs lively Cotton and sugar are pouring out
of the river.
The Young America announces the appearance of
snow in the parish of St. John the Baptist on Friday
last. Almost every ipaper we open speaks of cold
aud wet weather during last and the previous weeks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
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S;{s5T ~ SSsssr1ed ne opinion ; and he entire
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EsSl ~ s M N Am estern StAtss may We
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81 V Ni6 jeexs1is puhlshed in those States, and
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Z nd proclaim urcompr promising
X hQll4t3 T. Adopttsn. And 70 cut the story short,
11l or pfoposition down to ~ abrupt point.
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"a letic papers il the whole North which
~ rvon0unce the Lscompton Constitution i
"A, " and % Outrage, and declare that
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We snese eser he, a or opinion The Freesoil ele-
n on6 Shipe 0r another predoninates in all OF
the parties a factions tlere. and bitter hostility to
IL Ho,th II ~ aissis "a sroaher forns IN hasis
q IA, =.
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somsv III sarurs.sa to,ssver No. N. c;nc;nnss;
Z. y Iear fhat its ovien datss = fsr hscl =
ana Nas essansned by the roman
.ssl l sns year os. At mat Time tney were
Fsliow. .tasizens' Ine presenp name was
gwen snem ~ Aisus oeaar, sMsnsylonr years aiter
Mslos Ann tney were so caiied from me singular
q tnear meeHnes aud rom tneir knoning
escn osnef ~ nient q aay Dy means q mysslcal' W
le1s sna language. A. me same Time ne presented
tnsm wisn aespensation, engraved on piate o.
g0ld, bearing different eTnbems Of mortality n the
th century the Order was established in the Span
sf nvS,nsona ma n part,sa u tle !; xtt cantnrv
& a - -.
= ~ N.Y. teacn france and unli .ne eev
enth century. was then established in the latter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

TRoIsIEME CouR DE DIsuRrcr }PAIMYRE WILTZ epouse
DE la Nonvelle Orleans. Sd'ELYSEE RILLIEUX VS..
SON MARI--No. l,tIS.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc ficrI facIas q moi
adresse par Phonorabe iroseme Cobr de District la
eoreans dams siare cdessus, je procelerai le
LuNDl de jhnver 1858, midi, fi6e1 de Ia Cite rue
de la Commune, entire les du Camp Magasins ia
yente pubique ri adjudication de:
LIE NEGRE EUGENE, age d'environ vingt auatre ans
Saisi dams latfaife ci-Aessus.
COkDTTIONS-Compnnt au moment de padiudicatiou
d. l2 % 26 ja4 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'0rieans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
!. 3, Q. F. 10

40 ..-,..,.. M - 81
r. /. O. q. r. TA4N
lslssles @NV
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.
fssh Tsssdsys and q
Camp mp ssd Laisy M cite It strests. New Orleans
d.sS b:ss,y
sfi.s Il sSsss
asss: so :.
esss !. 9sst 81 nS A s. hs Il "
No p i Grand Ghspsin James dS.ssna Il
n: u " Grand C9naas.sr; Paul Msstiner Of Union
District s Grand
ssasi stss .'sss
nste NJ e asr - 81 any csa NJ q Ds
ssiss i 4 Heron ef bsses Isdss NJ plssfss n.
s. s. 81 Ga5ro Loags y Se WI nstTict W. ~ - N.
ss.is 6isi1,st
Lodge No ST. Dist No Isl r Lsngworthy Of Clinton Lodge
NJ District No IDS Slaughter cheney vile Lodge NJ
4 District No 10; E. Mauria Of Assumption Lodge Ne.
Standing COMMITTEES of til. Order P O. NJ. G. W.
Petitions and AppeasP. O. NJ d. Dunlap; p ass Mag.
Il 1sney
"a sss .ns %sSs
MclnOsh and Jssob ;nSs Faust. =
;ssss
=. --- - y '-N SOW ''"'''
LoyIsIAEA LopsE Ne meet. every Friday event in
Seon s. sssas
rss sses,s.y y sinshs
Wlnsiew, II 6 james Hiekey V a. j Fson Secretary
n InrnhA Par EArrAt "a Traap
S NJ hsnsE
B. Hess, " G j. F. Arnold, Secretary; Thos H. Shields
Fer: q. sssrs.sTy; John nE Eay Y Iseasa.sr,
O.; j. KILLER v. G; 4. Dnchron Secretary; L. N. Js
A.s Per- Secretary; r s.Fss' Treasurer
4 Jsss.a Ha r.n1a District Lsns
s ~ e. Az:
n O. s. Kaiier " F. Rindt sscretaryJ E. Reuter- Psr
seeIs,ATy = r. sen1slass, nnE IT. T5sasarsr m
n L. BsreisT v G.; n J. Hoey, Secretary e. Brace M s
COMMERCIAL LODGE No. 10 meets every wedpe,s,,
evening %; in room NS ODD Odd, FELLOWS Hall ofacer-w
Treasurer: " " e' @
room No. s. odd Felowss Hall ofcefs-Robt kesshg N
AsTSn Mspn B. Da
HopE LODGE NJ. i wednesday evening
room No. J. odd Fellows Hall oaieers,J F. Caldwell, N.
DELTA IoRes 19 E Ne 4 I'm Mo3aay evening
w.a dIssory dJ simonds sesietsSy ,Gfa Luther s
TEMpLAR LODGE No. 1e meets every Friday evening in
room No Odd FelloTs' Hall oifcsIs-F 7. Fields, n.
Bises, secetay Al Patterson Tressnrsr 1l0DlA'
COVENANT LODGE No. II meetsevery Tuesday evening
gan n o.; D. Farrsr " g.; Robt waugh Secretary: j. s.
poI 70 Sm !. n 90 ~ r. r. ~ ~ go 80. r. ',, -,
evening in Polar Star room St. Louis street Second Drei
noey Secretary; "A Dudoussa treasurer.
in room No s. odd Fellows Hall ocefsV W5itten
Fiorst, Treasurer. :. '00uA'AD ee''safsi q A.
M o
nsn rs n beeTse Secretary F. Koen
ooLuMBUs LODGE No. q msetssvsry "Wednesday even
slson, va; John Mead Secretary ia. aagehear, Per
dERMANIA LODGE No. % meetsevery Tuesday evening
G.; Pa Eagei Y O. G. Smith Secretary H. Dnes Cameron ~
HARNoNy LODGE No ~ mestssSsrv rrs,v ..,
PoIsr Second District strict. fssrsA LessPs
ees1e.s,y, Lou noais onsf,es nmns NJ sreasnref ao
Reez III hsser pax;d Kar u H.
Klein, Per. Secretary; NJ. Weissheimer, Treasurer.
SOUTHWESTERN LODGE No 40 neets.verx Fr,sorsv.,.
ns inson m sGoG Rshin m Rrshin g. hob
taTy saioman Per. Secretary D. w c. Campbell Trea
MEpcv Nrs,1 oner M 40 .su,ss,ssv.rr ,on,.,- ua..
Bell, Per. Secretary; Geo. H. Grief, Treasurer.
Eagle Degree.
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. L. l. O. o. F.. meet,
No q Odd Fellows Hall Brothers are cordiay IN
r SIN bss
Secretary.
Interior Lodges
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
Interior Encampments.

sfEosoIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday In each month.
u. W. SHAW No. 10 the first third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish Of East Feicana.
All Communications intended the Grand Encampmeut
Hall, New Orleans.
JAMES FuRNEAUx G. Serbia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

DEuxlEME CouR DE DIsTRIcr1 SUCCESSION DE John
de la Nouvelle. Orleans. SMCALLlSTER No l35bs
A T'TENDU que Edyv'd Piisbury n presente
petition la ee dobenir les ettres de cnrs
ielle la succession vacante de feu John se decede
intestat- ' ~
Avis le donne que celia peu con-
cere eyor dedure dix onrs les rsisons pour
quelles il ne serait pas fait dro la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour:
d30 ja4 2, s. WILTZ GrefRer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
sHERIFFvs SALES.

noOsp COOK OF KrM SHEsANs VS.
f,, s
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
pS ana 4 as city HSf s % ssy
5snasy s H. the following described
* CERTAIN LOT OF aRouNn situate IL First
n IN .ns e ~ sS III
urSs ss @ S y sna Ssa ss
TRRas-.GasR fsiss = .es s1sas on tSs h1,'s spot.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
pr'znAn qsgn ss Dr vILbE RH a SoySs
nv writ as sr,
- adresse lhoporabs Dsuxisme Cour de District Dc T.
SSEb 4 q. as9s 5 m &C. $
de Commune entire Leg russ du Camp ct des Magasns
IN cERTAIN TEkRaiN .i.as dams Y Premier Dis,
Fl bey DE- IA Commune nun o ra1sr
rain trsnsneuf peds do face snr cent vnst peds de
Ensemble ayec les batisses ct qu
LIE tout ssisi dams rafaire cidessus.
GoNDiTIoNs-Compant au moment De Iadjudiea@sion. m @
d22 Jal sl5 % Sheriff de Ia ParoIsse dorlsans.
Ds9scr o. THE
b ordsr q sale 1enasrsd bsssmssr iss directed
above matter will proceed to sell at public aug
5 Il s e m0 m G"gp
IL o'clock NJ of said succession, the following
REfPf1f OF in the
of Carroon the Parish Of Jefferson in the square number
wsn y ss
Louis Brnser Surveyor General the 18th day of April
PaSe S s"S q New Orleans. 'n' ''' u ''''p'
Lots Nos ii and IL adoin each ether measure each
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| = STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT j. Fl. CARTER vs. HIS CREDITORS
of New Orleans. and creditors of H. CARTER Co

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sixth DISTRICT COURT j. H. CARTER Vs. HIS CREDITORS
of New Orleans ! and creditors Of j. H. CARTER 4 CO.
- No. 5 627.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
j. d Carter and to those of j. II. Garter that
sion o. his property has been accepted by the Court for
benefit that they office Brennan
Notary Public, WEDNESDAY the 3Oh day December
1851 at u O'Clock M for the purpose celebrating upon and
taking into consideration the affairs of petitioner
in the meantime that all proceedings against his person
property stayed, and that r. N Pierce attorney is
appointed to represent the absent creditors.
BY order Of the Court
Clerks Office, November q, 1851
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.'
SIxIEME CouR DISTRICT j. II. CARTER VS. SEs CREAM
de la Nouvee- Orleans. CIERS de j. H. CARTER
d CO.-No,5 GIT.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
~ eiers de j H. Carter ct de J. Il. Carter Co.,
qhuh cesson de SEES biens etc accepee pour
n geiehce Dc ses ceanciers qnils ont reun bureau
de hiciaru B enan notae public, MEKCREDI
de decembre 1851 midi Peet de deherer prendre
en- consideration les afars du peonaire qcn attendant
outes Poursues uicares persoe
spendnes ct que T. n Pierce pour repre-
senter les creanciers absents.
Par ordre de la
JNO, P. SMITH, Depute Greffer.
au ETelner &c ~ novenbre. 1851 n3D 3tin3Od