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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10

ERRORS IN THE Study OF NATURAL History
Ne have an infantle cat who is prodigy Of
predatory enterprise, which she exempliiies by
handing on two legs on the corner of our table
demolishpg flies on the window. Many have been
tbe i'll starred insects that perished beneath her
merciless fippers. But, one day an unusually
large, fne fat fellow, with striped jacket, came
4rawling down the window pane. Puss espied
him, and took position on Webster's large dction-
1rv, prepared for a surprise. Rearing up on her
hind legs, ard flourishing her TAIL she came down
mat on the insect, but let up again, quicker
nor you'd say scat y uttering the single observa-
Hon, .splut ? which, being translated from the
katiargon, means schnake bit Puss had erred
In her estimate of anatomical subject; she had
assaulted yallerhy NIT spike in his tall and
for more than an hour afterwards was occupied
b. diligent feline surgery.
MoRIAL.-How many, wiser and older than
puss, have suffered like misfortune by failing to
look before they leapt.
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.,,on,;c sub.crip,ioi, Price Reduced.

After the 18th OF this month, when the half
Jan n is complete. we will reduce the price OF
tMaaaniic subscription to FIVE DOLLARS YEAR
A.iant,. (! anadu.tion will be made in the home sub
rl.p;ntion, We do so because it is less trouble
= forward them, and as an nduGement to min MI,
y =. 70 70 send the JOURNAL home. We have lar
=. Atlantic subscription now than any noun
that we s EnSw sys~9 Of neaeag "ea nepf It. Eacs
IN brings numbers of new exchanges-more
nan 9a,, we can RESPOND to. If no unmerciful dis
sster Overtake' we shall make the d TEINIrr jour
sh;mnev.corper across the water, where the
sunde wife and fatherless ba irn' listen in vain
fer the returning exile. Send them the village
noner it will be like leaf plucked from the
iree under which the pilgrim has lain down to
sleep They will look in the death corner @ and
be glad that yOu are not there they VIII read
{ba departures to see when you are coming
6ome-will read the mining record for y0ur
name among the fortunate, and will hurry over
fbe notes of disaster to see if yo@ have fallen
Fiye dollars is not much when you consider
how great interest it will be at home
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WEAVERVILLE
Hair Dressing & Shaving Saloon.
ISAIAH IsAACS & OWEN w. BROWNE.

The propretors invite the attention of citizens
and the travelling public to their newly-ftted
Saloon, one door below the St. Charles. Shaving.
Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Curling, done in
the most approved style l5td.
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Probate Notice.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA,
- COUNTY OF TRINITY.
In the Probate Court in and for Trinity County.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA,
y COUNTY OF TRINITY
In the Probate Court in and for Trinity County.
In He n,at,er o" tie Estate cf CHARLES PAuIsEN,
de-eased
IT appearing TO my satisfaction from the nvcn-
tory and apprnisemcnt of the property of said
estate now on file in this Court, and from the pc
titon and affidavit of Reuben Pierce Esq, al
minisraior OF said estate, praying for an order
Of sale, that the real property belonging to said
estate is of such character that it will greatly
deterlorate in value if not Immediately sold or a
considerable outlay of capital madc in order to
carry on the business connected with said prop.
"rty and it appearing to my satisfaction that
the Interests Of the estate and all therein con
ccrncd will he best promoted by the sale of said
property, II is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate he notified to be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court of Trinity County.
On saturday, the seth day of July, 1853,
at 10 o'clock, Il. NJ, at the Court House in Wca-
verville, then and there to show cause il any
they have, why an order should not be granted
to said administrator to sell said property belong
ing to said estate az prayed for in said petition
1t is further ordered that copy Of the above
order be published in the TRINITY Journal, a
weekly newspaper printed in said County, for
four successive weeks from this date.
X, T. MILLER, Co. Judge,
aud eX ofiicio Probate Judge.
g 7 + OF CALIFORNTA-COUN OF
- TRINITY, s.s.-I, John A. Watson Clerk Of
said Court hereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy of an order made by said Court in rc-
lation to said estate, and now remaining on file
in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hcrcunto sci my
hand and official seal, this 2Sth day Of
[L.s.l June, 4. D., 1853.
JNO \. WATSON, Co Clerk,
and eX.ollico Clerk Of Prohnte Cnnri
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& LETTER FROM WHATCoM.--A mining acquan-
lance, who has friend doing business at What
eom, received the following letter which he gives
ns to print. The writer is not in the mines, and
his information that the miners are raking it
put is, we suppose, report only.
FRIEND -: would advise you to come up
how, as the river is going down, and thousands
of miners are flockng in. About 5000 have ar
rived within the last four days. People are so
Ahck in the street that it is almost impossible to
4get along. Brown aud Jerry have started to
'the mines the miners are said to be raking it
but. Davis and are making money like dirt
We shall be in this place when you come. Bring
flour with you, if you can get il reasonable as j.
raised here one day from SIS to $40 per barrel.
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aas- From the confines of our very suburbs to

ass- From the confines of our very suburbs to
the richest parts of the Sierras, gold is to be had
Ion the whole western portion of this continent,
fwe doubt not that gold can be found: we do truly
nnd dsintrrestedly believe that, in no other conn
try, outside of our own State, can il this day be
Dad in more abundance than it is every day flow
ing into our cities from our own mines There
<furr, see no good but much of i'll to denounce,
%n the course the Bay papers are taking in attri
fhuting to our interior press selfish motives for
this most giaring Frazer humbug
I'VE give them credit for honesty in their express
'sd convictions; we also give them credit for the
Experience shat evidently points out their course,
for the best interests Of their several communities
.-Wdyysuiue .NetcS,
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N EW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l entirely reftted, and supplied with new Fur
niture Bedding, &c. 1t now contains a number
of single and double rooms and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FA ANTILLES 81 PARTIES
The apartments are we'll lighted and ventilla
ted, and in point Of comfort are second to no Ho-
tel in Northern California. Male and female ser
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9TH
cr advantages possessed by this Hotel good
b A. K e r Y
is also connected with it. where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread Cakes,
Pies. &c. The propretors acknowledge their
thankfulness for the patronage heretofore rccciv
cd. aud respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. MORRIS 4 BRADY.
Weaver. Dec. 5, 1857. 45td.
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CITY DRUG STORE
wv osst 5iclo Main Street.
WEAVERVItLE.

/ AM NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL KEEP
1 constantly on hand, q large and choice stock of
Drugs and Medicines
Books and Stationery
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
Musical Instruments and Findings,
Toys and Fancy Goods,
Fine Cutlery, Cards, Dice, &c, &c.
Which | will guarantee cannot be surpassed in
Northern California for
PURITY, EXCELLENCE and CWElPNESS,
T,G~Cal and see aud be convinced
PdysicioHS Prescriptions prepared 6Y a enefW
and competent Hrnqqia. II. a. FAGG.
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Gun and Blacksmithing.
re- NEW FIRM ~sz2s

n THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
SS9day entered into copartnership in the above
w business at the old stand known as 'Co-
zad's,' on Court street, and lately occupied by
McLain d Thorp. G. Hulme having purchased
the entire interest of l.. b. Thorp the business
Will hereafter he carried on by, and in the name
Of McLain q Hume
Particular attention will be given to HORSE
MULE and OK SHOEING. Mining tools, Wag
on and all other kinds Of work entrusted to us,
promptly executed Call and try us.
MCLAIN IL HUME.
Weaver, June II, 1868. 21td.
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THE PIoNEERs.-Ha indeed, has been the
sdate of our Pioneer dead To him who dies in
IIbattle, the world grants honors and the marble
column rises. The dust of gray Marathon is
Immortal; the pilgrims Of the earth mosten 1t
4 with their tears; yet, Miltades and his heroic
4Greeks-aside from the doubtful glory which at
3taches to victory-cOnsecrate their lives to no
8nobler purpose than did our own Pioneers.
Empires may be won by the sword but it is labor
and the arts that solidify the conquest. After
the struggle on the field comes that greater srug
|gle, which achieves the progress of society from
|harbarsm towards God.-San Andreas ildtpet-
5dent.
o How TRUE A San Francisco paper says
very truhfuliy:
1T has now become to be fact pretty well
Established tha in some localities in California
there smore or less gold; occasionally, very rich
3strikes are made.
4 The above is not the worst specimen of com
monplace drivcl that we have met with in some
&pf the Bay papers.
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sHERIFFS SALES.

Firm DIsrHIcr couRr J. A MORTON co q 7. PARK.
New Orleans vs. j. r WiiDR 81 sl'No oil I'll
DY VIRTUE of n writ Of Gerf fnffas Issued
cpa and Henry Ray burn security 70 dFsctsd BY
the Honorable Fifth District Court OF New above
cause will proceed sell public aueio on MONDAY
April l2h 1853 " O'Clock NJ, the City Hotel Common
Camp aud Magazine Streets the following
cribed property. viz
THREE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND situated In the
Fourth District Of Orleans late Lafayette sqnars No
H. Of the original plan Of the faubourg Lafayette and square GO
plan IA bounded by Josephine. ABdre Chin
Jersey Said lots designated by Nos
In said square No II aforesaid original plan drawn
by j. File Surveyor dep @ited in the office Of C. Pollock
late Notary Public in New Orleans which lots sdton each
other measure each 60 feet front ST. Andrew
l3 feet in depth parallel lines. all French
Lot No. forming the Of st. Andrew and Chippewa
T. sold 80 feet front ST. Andrew
street the side Jersey street. by the aforesaid depth
Of 3 feet leaving 1855 feet front Sc Andrew street BY 40
feet In 0eph American ogeter with all the buildings
and improvements said property.
Seized in the above suit
TEKMS-Caah IN the SPOT.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W. q Duncan, camp, Basin.
CATHOLIC: -, a., So,
immaculate Coneeption-Baronne, on Canal.
observation-disclosures, c Common
ST. Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
ST. Anihony-Rampart, c. Cont.
ST. Aiphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel
81 Augnstne-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude.
ST. Bartholomew-Vlere, b. seguin and Barthsiruy, A.
giers
ST. Msrie-Conde, n. Ursnine.
ST. MSTy-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Patfiek-Camp, b. Julia and Girod
st. Pefer-MArigny b. Casacavo and GrcRtmeH~
st. Theresa-Carnp, opp. junction with PrytAnia.
st. Trinty-St. Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Panl-Gresmen c. MonteguA
ursuline Convent-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp c. Mepomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; St Charles n. julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAbf ST. Peters-{Seamen's BefheD
6Espianage. Eglst ProtesAnte Franeaise-Ramnhrtj
Benvie Christ Chureh-Canal. Dauphine. Panl's-
Camp Gaennie. ST. Lukes-Hercules Felicity roA
NATURALIZATION c. Plaqnemne. AnnaneiAtion- AEnzA-
citation Square. Mount olvet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacchns and Dryades
METHODIST Carondele Hevia Girod Felicity Road
Chestnut Moreau, Esghien. Dryades, TeIpsiehere-
Piety Greatmen. Marias, b. Benvie and Cont Coahas
jackson. ST. Paul. (eOOred caroliton, oarrollten
Nsyades Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. PrytAaiA. e cno.
Casacalyo, n. Railroad Canal, Frsnklin- fultcnD
Josephine, Prytania E, Josephine. fhAla, C. benseA-
GERM EVANG.. Proestant-Philip, Chippewa Press
tant-Clio, b. Apollo and Nayades-
NITARIAN Prytania caiope. Clio. b. Pryta1ia a1f
Dryades. Terpsieh Nayaces EuierPe, o 3aechee
md DIyadea
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
srxrrNE Cora DE DIsTMcr McLEMoRE, RAYBuRN. 4
- No9ysIIg; Orleans. oo.-NO. 5sa9.

della co. VS.. PRICE. WALSH 4
Nouvelle. Orleans y COMO. 5e4q
I'm VERrU dun writ de fieri facias n m OF
IA adresse ihonOTable Sxieme Cour de District
Nouyele Orlesn dams paAire cidessns je proeedea
sAMEDI 10 dayr 1858 midi Hotel de la Cite rue de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasns Adjud
cation de-
!. DEUX TERRAINS sitnes fanbourg IaCourse, -
Premier District de Vile dams pilet borne par fz
des Pacaniers, de pAnnoncatOn Robin Bassn
desgnes les Nos de let No. 6 plan
par Joseph Pile voyer, lie Is de un acts
rapport de David L. Moay, eideyant public
vile, date du 81 1872 lie No. 81 pleds II
pouces OF lgnes de face Ia de fAnnOnciaon
pTotondeur de ~ peds dix gnes lgnes
raeles ct lie No eoBtigu No dams e fond
pieds IL gnes de face la PacAniers
pfoondeur de III pieds dix gnes gnes
paralleles lie tout mesure Hmefcaine.
Ensemble toutes les batsses existent
desus ct tous les doits privileges servdes ayanisges
attaches et appartenant.
Cee proprete apparient defendeur John Price j
moEen de lacquistion gull fee de Augustus Pre Wills
acte de Theodore o. Stark noe public en- ee
VILE, en- date du de JUN 1856.
Les esclsves don't les mons ct ages sniyent sayor
ALLEN age de IS ct sa femme EIYIRA A, age dentron
80 ans ANGE, age d,envron LOUISA Sgee denViron
R ans, ct un eufant la mamele.
lie tout appaenant defendur John Price IT, sais d-ns
CoNDITIoNs-Comptan au moment de rsdjudleston.
X Q. PARKER.
ms 10 &c az 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisss 1oriesns.
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SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr McLEMoRE RAyBuRE & co; VS..
Of New Orleans. Price. Walsh Co.-No. 5 $40.
RY VIRTUE OF n writ OF Geri faeias 40 me
II directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell
q public auction, at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY April 10Th, 1855
at u O'Clock NJ
1.-TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with -
all the buildings and Improvements thereon and all the MI
rights privileges and ADJ hereunto belong Iii
ing or in any apperlanng situate in the fanooulg La
First District of this city in the bounded by
Paeanier Augmentation Robin asd Basin streets and desg
mated Lots Nos. and Of No &C. plan drawn by
Joseph Pile Surveyor March % 1896 and annexed to
passed before David L. Mctay late Notary Public IN this
city, the 3lst March, 1872 Lot No. thyone
feet eleven inches and FIVE lines front Annuncaon
by depth of hundred and feet inches
aud five fines between parallel lines and Lot No. adoins
No in the thirty eleven
and live lines front Pacaner street. depth Of
dred and Iwenyseven feet inches and five
perael lines-al American which property
acquired by the j. Price Jr from Augustus
Notary Public 10 this city, the 9th day Of June 1856
%. The following SLAVES for life
ALLEN aged 50 years. and his Wife EvIRA aged about
30 years.
ANGIE aged about 90 years.
LOUISA aged about Is years, and Rn INFANT.
Seized in the above SUIT belonging defendant John
Price, Jr
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
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CALvASIsm AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS

GALyANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The Undersigned would respectfully inform the public Of the
city and country be Is prepared to do all kinds OF work IN
line with dispatch and in manner not 70 Be surpassed by
any house IN the Union
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls etc. GIDED aud SILYERED in the best
Also GLIDING and BROWNING or Gas Fixtures Manel Or
nannents Lamps, Lusires and Candeabras.
The public invited TO give him call and examine his
stock, ami specimens Of work. ID. CAST,
10 Charsres street, between Benviie and Cont.
References-Hyde Goodrich Henderson, Gaines, p Mall
lard Z. A. Tyler, Fourier 4 SiebreehL oSl
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r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.

DEUxIRNE CoUR NJ DIsrRIorl JEAN UBY9SE THIAC
de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. SI0UIS LOVERINGN No 1884
I'm NERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente
II moi adrese Honorable Deuxeme Cour District de la
Nouvele Orleans dams paaire c dessu procederai lie
SAMEI, e de mars 1858 midi rII6tel de Ia Cite,
de la Commune, les du Camp des Magans, Ia
vente rublique ct adjudication de-
uN TERRAIN, situe dams la Vile de Lafayette, a.
QuRreme District de VILE ct designe le No. f.d
derX plan dresse c. A. Hedin, aTchtecte e H
de decembre depos6 etude de T. j. Beck.
bile vile. lie dit terrain SO peds de la
stAndre pofondenr de rs ped pouces ct gne
Ensemble les b5tisses qui existent
Unaure terrain, coutigu eeui preeedemment deer de-
sgue lie No lie plan susrelate 81 pds
6gnes de face la St-Nndre % peds pouees IL
de protondeur, ct face Ia Fulton
lie tout saisi dams patfaire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIONS-ComItan moment de Republication.
F.. T. PARKER,
fe23 ms II 10 q Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

QUATRIENE Corr DE DIsTRIcrl JOHN A. BURN VS. MEL
de Ia Nnuvelle-Urleans. SCHIOR MITCHELL No l2l2S.
I'm NERrU dun writ de saiSie ct vente a
IL moi adesse Honorable Quatema Cour de District
la Nouyee Orleans, dans PaAre cidesus procedera lie
luNDI Is de 1855 midi rIl6tel de IN Cite de la
Commune enre les du Camp ct dei Magan, adJudi
cation de-
|. UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams lie Premier -
District de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams let cOmprs
les julie StPiere Girod Paul lie dit terrain Iii
est degne lie No 49 plan par W Thornton
Thompson lie de aner 1888 depose sous No a re des
plans de j. g. Marks c deYHnt noare public vile.
lie dit terrain % pieds Julie peds
fondeur, entire lignes PARALLELS americane.
Ensemble toules les hsses existent
lie dit terrain, les dTots privileges
ayantages attaches OF y appartenant.
tee proprete appart deendeur de acqui
son qu fate dn demnndeu dams Ia prtsene aaire qni
umeme avat achetee de ragent de Thomas Banks
du II ianver 1913 rapport du dit notRire Marks
D. VN CERTAIN TERRAIN, conigu celui prece1cm-
ent decr desgne lie No einquante dapres h plan
ss relate ct ayant yngsX pieds Ia Julie,
Nngcnq peds de profondeur entire gnes pnaeles
amecane, Circumstances ct dependencies Cetie popee
parten au detendeu de racquisinn quill fate
au denandenr dams Ia presene aa qu lu meme rayait
aceee de VIM g. Micou aee rapport de ID. L. McCay,
cidevant notare public VILE date % 1896
Les dts deux errans Torment lie No. 49, plan drosse
par Deaheid en- 1892 depOse leude de r. Grna aloFs
talre public willie
lie tout saisi dams pailAire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladJudication.
f. I. PARKER,
fel0 10 70 ms is Sheriff de In pArOiSee
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TmRp DIsrRrcr GouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. MISS
OF New Orleans. MARY BELIs-No. l0,50I.
Rf VIRTUE of writ of fierl facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 10th day Of
April 1855 at II O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third -
District of this city, in the square NJ 49, bounded by RO-
Columbus, Lahsrpe and Derbigny Said lot Iii
81
or less in depth together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr JOHN A. BURN VS. MELCHIoB
Of New Orleans. 1 MICHkIL No. II lbs.

FOURTH DlsrRIcr CoURr JOHN A. BURN VS. MELCHIOR
of New Orleans. ! MICHkI.Ii No. IL, lbs.
PY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
II to directed by the Honorable the District
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street
tween Camp and Maganue streets MONDAY the 18th day
of March 1855 at II o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
j. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with 49,
all the buildings and Improvements thereon rights Ef
usage customs, servitudes and immuuites N
soeyer the belonging and Hppeaining situated
the Fist District of New Orleans In the square comprised be-
tween Julia ST. Peter Grod and St. Paul Streets being
hundred and srty nine plan made by W. Thornton fhomp
the 9th January s4S deposited plan forty four in the
book Of plans of the late j. b. Marks notary and which
fronts twenty feet Julia street. and eighty five
between parallel lines American which the plain
tiff herein vendor of said defendant Mche
chase from the assignee of Thomas Banks Of ll
ary 1913, before said late j. Il. Marks, notary.
3 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all It's
dependencies adjoining the above and the PLAN de-
gnated by the number hundred and fifty which lot fronts
six feet Julia and is eghtyve
tween parallel lines, American measure which said lot
ground plaintiff herein vendor acquired by
purchase from the late VIM c. Micou before the
d. L. McCay, notary the 23d March, 1886 and which two
lots composed lot l49 plan by Deafed 1882 deposited
with p. GrimR then notary.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

EU1rENr CoUR DE DIsrRIcr7 CATHERINE McNURRAY,
de la femme de George Allan. vs.
NOuvelle Orlalns NC,ea Allan, son mari-No 1860
&c CERTIFIE que lie 10 fcvrier 1885 1uge-
fut endu djs cette daus Faare do Catherine
Murray femme de George Allan, vs.. George Allan son
sri dams la t rme suiyaute savoir-
Dams cette aare soume pour adjudication Ia conside.
t les plaidoiees, lie temngnage ct la lO saste
l. George Allan est atteint d'alienation mentale
est Od0uut, a1iuge ct decfee que George Allan soft
attent dRenation mentae incapable De prendre son
ersonne ct de aares QUEEN consequence soft ct est
lie presen. uterdit declare nhabie fare tout acte on
hua que les personnes Ayant qualifications egaes ont
de ulre, ct que jugement soft public contormement
H.
tsignO p. H. MORGAN, Juge.
i Auvelle Orleans lie Is fevtier 1883
fol de quot i'a sgue ei,dessous, al oppose
ban de- IN dte cour, &c mars, A. d. 1855.
Isl p. s. Witt Grefier.
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

TRoTslENE Com DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE la N oRLE-
de la Rouvele-Orleans. ANS VS.. ELLIE BAUME-No.
l0.5n5
I'm VERrU dun writ de fierI facias n moi
II adresse par Honorable Troisieme Cour de District
NouyeleOrleaus dams Paaire cidesus je procederai
SAMEDI 10 daVrllS5S. midi I6tel de Ia Cite.
Commune, entire les du Camp des Magazns,
pub ique adjudication de-
uNTERRAIN sue dams lie Troseme District de cette No.
ve dams lile No las borne les Claiborne
lerec Columbus terrain mesure 81 Will
plus moins de Claiborne 1856 pieds plus
de prOondeur; ensemble
ameliorations qu existent dess.s.
lie sAisi dams rHifaire cdessua.
CoNDITI0NS-Comptant moment de ladjudcation.
4. T. PARKER,
ms 10 rs az 10 Sheriff lie la Paroisse