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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT couEI 3CATHERISE NcNURRAY, wife
New Orleans SaLL1S. her husbsnd-No' Is ess.
/ HEREBY certify. that the 10th day
suit Of Catherine NeNmray, wife q sieorrs Allan vs.
George Allan, her husband ia the words aud figures following
wit
In this rnse submitted for adjudication the court considering
George Allan Is an insane person
II isordsred Rdjuse aud deceed that George
nounced an habina insane wholly nnd and incompetent
ate charge Of himself and administer hi, estate
therefore he be Hd "a he eby declared inerdcd ard dsqaa
bed from performing Of the which
Of and competent In law have the q performing
manner Indicated by law.
lSigBed) T. II. MORGAN, Judge.
New Orleans. February 15'h 1853
in testimony whereof have hereuno my hand, and
affixed the seal OF said the of Orleans This
thra dav 81 March, in year thousand eight
bundled and NJ weight end eighty year of
Independence Of the United state.
Fiat DE la LOUISIANA
DEuxIEhE Cow DE DlsrRcr2 CATHERINE NcNURRAY,
Nouves s.p. sn EIl. as s sso5ss AlSn
E CER'rIFIE que lie 10 fevrier 1858, Juge-
ment ut rendH dais dams nsre de
MchurrSy enue de George Allan, George AilAn,
Dams eee aaire soumise adjudication Ia ronsde
rant les paoeres e temoignaEe es IL hi etant saae
cue George Aan est atteint dalenation memale
II est ordonne adiuge dece que orge Allan SOFT de-
clare atiein daenatioe mene incapable pfvnre on
de aares QUEEN consequence
present. iuerd declare inhablle f~Te
dr9t de fsre que ugemeut SOFT public conormeent
CSienel PB MORGAN Jure
Nouvelle- Orleans. le Is feyrier 1858
En- fol de qui j sgne cidessous, 81 apposl
le sersu de Ia die cour, ce mars, A. ID. 1888.
mt ". = Y: ,. Nll.lzs Greier.
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DEUxiESE CouR DE DIsrRIcT( SUCCESSION DE FRFDF
De IL Manifestations. RICK WTLKINSON-No No g5j
I'm NEtIU dun writ de fieri facia6 lance
- sur IN bond douAe RielIy e moi adrss
se par Honorable euxieme Lour de District de Ia Nouve
orleans dams Paire dessus, procedernl e SAMEDT ~
d'avril leS, midi, PH6tel Cite me A. Ia
enire les Taes d. camp Ct DIES Magasins Naturalization
uN lLET DE TBRRE, su6 dams la VILE AZ Sbraa.sha.
poe ae jefferson en- ee,te st ct designes sur ie plan OIL
beaeVais ct Par les avenues Severn e Peach P'' "
Sas dams padare ci.dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de la venta r,,,.
en- possession est la charge des acquereurs An e
milo 26 az IL II sheriff de Ia Paraisse d = r.in,
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TmuD DIsTulcr COURT 2MARIA L. BROOKS VS. Steamboat
"HERAID oWners et al
New Orleans. No. ~ 2l5.
by VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans in the above ered cause will proceed to
sell public auction the City Hoe Common street.
Camp and MAGAZINE streets TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
April, ls5S, at u o'clock ~
The Steamboat "HEKAI.D,n together with all ~.
her furniture tackle apparel machinery, etc. rs HNtra
she row lays IA river Mississippi, left bank, sssu
opposite the Conven, below town.
Seized IN the above suit.
TEKMS-Cash m tliasn
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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-I HAVE JUST RE
i erived a superior article Of BONE BLACK, for sale
W. e. THOMPSON,
sells Il Ne. 10 Camp street.
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sHGRIFF's SALES.
ouRr J O, J. FELDNER ". F,Co NEE.
CAliEL ct el-Nos. ,5g7 and
ll,5J.

FouRrH DIsrRior coURr O, FELDNER v. F'oo. MER.
Of CAIlEl, ct gl-Nos IL ~ aat
New Orleans ll5lJ.
DY VIRTUE OF two writS OF fjert foe,.a
ID agAnst Theodore Lednc. iecte,i by ne
Fou III District Court u New Orleans in The aoS
causes will proceed to sell At public aucon At he civ u,
Common e. between Camp Magazine streets on FIJI
DAY, A rll SOth, 1855 at ~ O'clock Nj WV" y" rhi-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitpate a, ~
Of Hospital aud auphn Streets ~ the spuare hod -
cd by Hospital Danphn, Bourbon and ursunes stssa Ha
measuring French measure ~ feet front on on IIoni -
by 81 feet deep aud front Dnuphin street adoning
and on pauphn street 70 thai Of suzee . or assigns
Together with All he buildngs and he
1919 ~ "'eu mateh rs,
. Seized In the above suits
TERMS-CGsh the spot.
LIE T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05

COTTON PRESSES.
ALABAMA,
Corner Of Tchoupifoulas and Robin strosa<-
Corner Of Tchoupsoulas and Henderson, -a.<E-
FRERET's,
St. Marys street, between Perdido nd R1zFAz1s
LOUISIANA,
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Of Tchoupitoalas and Richard saussssz
BRAMAH,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard ss..EztEL
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Lonisastreets-
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Ronignac streets
Corner Annnnciation and Richardssrosa4-
SzYMANSKIS,
Corner Leyee and Cloaet streets Third BszEsE.
SHIPPERS,
UNION. -
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robersonstreets-
TEXAS.
Corner Of TchoxpitoulRsa 0rangcstpssk
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ieyee street. between St. Ferdinand and Hezsas<A
streets, Third District
Leyee street. opposite stlss, ThtrdDtunszL
~ ~ - New Levse and ROaignAe streets
W." Ievse street between Moa,eg utand Cs.s&Azza
Third District
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della co. VS.. PRICE, WALSH &
I'm VERI'U dun writ de fieri facias n mol
II adresse par honoabe siSieme Cour de District de Ia
dams raare cidessus, je procedergi lie
SAMEDI 10 davri 1883 d. fbOIel de Ia Cite de la
Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasins adudi
cation de-
|. DEUX TERRAINS situes faubourg I4aCourse 49,
Prem District de Vile dams lilet borne par les
des Pacaners, de lAnnoncaton Robin ct du BAss M
degnes sous les Nos de let No &c. uivan
par Joseph Pile lie Is de 1885, ct anneXe
rapport de David H. Mctay cievant notnre public
vile, date dn 81 1872 lie No 81 pleds II
pOuees lgnes de face de PAunonciaion
ondeur de ~ dix ct gnes lgnes pa
raleeS lie No coutgu No dams e fond 81
pleds pouees ignes de face la DIES PacaneTs
proondeur de III peds dix gnes gnes
pa'Rlleles lie tout mesure americana.
Ensemble lisses qui existent
dessus ct touS les drots privileges servud avanges
attaches ct HppArtenant
Cette propree aoparent defendeur John Price jr
moyen de pacquision qu' ie de Augustus Pirre Willis
par rapport de Theodore o. stark notre public
vile, EN- date de JUN 1856.
2. Les e-caves don't les ct ages suiveut SAVIOR
ALLEN age de IS ct sa femme EIVIRA age aenviron
80 ans ANGE age euvrOn 6Oans LOUISA agee d'environ
D ans. eufant Ia mamelle.
lie tout apparienan deendur John Price, IT, aisi dams
paiaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
+. Z. PARKER,
ms l9 26 a. 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse forleans.
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s...,r =. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

ouATRIESE cogR DE DisrRrer G. j. PELDHER Va. FRO
49,, ~. |.l..n. MEhcADEL q al-Nos
I'm vShTU de deux yvrits de feri f.c,as
~ conre Ihf odOre Lednc MOI Addresses ner ,ha.
Qasreme 'ouf Dc District DC Ia Now le- Iean dans I
snasgs ptoceterai VENDRgDI 81 dayril isbs
du JsmP r e So imlsg'siq. ra1iudleaon de-
I'm TERRAIN, stue rencognurs des rues IA -.
lnepal e. bauPhine dams Pet borne bar les r,, ~ <
fhopsl DanpFine. ourbon des Ufsulines nssurnn- M
mesufe ttancaise ~ ped de face Dc rH6pai snr ~
peas ds pI2endsgr lace Ia Dauphine borne m eds az
Ia rue de hoptA par Ia pToprete de- Delle Gertrude A
on ayaus causes a. du cote de rue DAuphne mar ls a. ~
zcfie CastAn do ~ ans causes ~ pm Ns''e ue Gu
dessus. f4' 10 HoufeW
cete proprete appaent defendeur Iedue an ,ovs ia
Paeqnsoa qnl en- fIe dc Manuel Biasco par aeie W.
saisi dams les Afiaifes ei.dessus ~ " ioi''
CONDIf1ONS--Comptsnt au moment dc Iadtud,,.,,,
mo az II 94ao r. PARKER,
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FouRrH DISTRICT COURT ROACH LONG vs. Steamer Pete
Of New Orleans. ! MILESTONE and owner-N No. II S2b
by VIRTUE OF a writ OF fierI facias TO me
II directed by the Honorable the Fourth district
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY the 9th day OF
April, 1858, at ~ O'Clock
The Slave named FALLS negro woman aged about forty
years, and her child aged about eight years.
Seized in the above suit
TEkMS-Cssh on the spot.
f. T. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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sIxrExE ooUR DE DIsrRIcr1 DANE CAROLINE BLUM,
della N,nsoresns. %. tP?uS-No 1885

de Ia N'lleOreans. son epaux-No 1885
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faclRs moi
II adresse par rhonoabe sixeme Copr de District de Ia
Nouyelle- Orleans dams are cidessus je procederG lie
MERCRRDI. d'Avril 1855 midi, B6te de Ia Cte.
de Ia Commune les du Camp ct DIES MRgasins Ia
Nenie puhlique ct adjudication de-
fous les drnts inere du defendeur In balance
dun certain bail de maison sise du Camp No 81
cees Delnrd Callopc de So lie dit bail
exprera lie 80 davr 1863 priyless de renonveemen
pour dcuN lie suyant bail depose
bureau pour recOifs
Sass dams pHifaire ecdessns.
INCONSISTENCIES payera e loyer echeance
ct la balance s await compliant moment de Padiudiea
tiou.
y. T. PARKER,
m26 80 1857 Sheriff de la Paroisse dorleans.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND ExCHAEG
nEAF,ERG.

JAMES RoaB 4 CO., Nos. 50 and 50 eampssreee-
s. NICHOLSON 4 Co, Caroncelet
SAMUEL SMITH CO.. Corner Camp ard Grzvforr<rre1E
JVDSON d co, Conner Camp and CanAfsrrees@s
BROWN JOHNSTON a CO.. No. a. Carp street
BEN0IST. SHAW A co, No. 81 Campstrsst.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB HSKKEE- Aeenf.
Corner Camp and tirzrssr<<n.s1E
THOMAS n. BARKER, Corner Canp and s3rnvievnnsr1x-
II. W. CONNER 4 SON, No. 50 CarendeIet ssrest
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GAS FIxTUREs-GAsF FIXTURES

No. 20 Canal street
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Hall Tampa
and Lanterns Manie Lights Portable and Drop Lights
English and American manufacture in the greatest
LOW PRICES.
na-When desired, they will be put mp.
MIA very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always on
b-n sala lY
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TRorIEsE COM DISTRICT IA WILLIE DE LA N -oRLE-
de Ia Nouvele-Orleens. ANsv DELE. MARY BELL.
No 10 hO7.
I'm VE6TU dun writ de ii crI facins N n,ot
- aaresse Phnnorabe Troisieme de District de
Ia Nouyelle Orleans aiare cdessus e procederni lie
SAMEDI 10 davrl 1855 midi, PH6tel de la Cite rue
de In Commune, entire les dn Camp Magasins
- vente publique ct adjudication de- - =
UN TERhAIN stue dams le Troseme District de cetta
Vile dams pilet No 49, borne Roman 60 fa5
lnmbus, Laharpe Derbgpy. lie dit eSure pns E
monS 81 pieds de Ia Roman
mons proondeur ensemble btisses et
iOraons qui existent dessus.
lie sas dams natai ecidessus
CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de padjuiicarion
E 4. PARKER
ms'l9 26 az 10 Sheriff de Ia Puroisse d'tIrlians
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DEUnENE CoUR DISTRICT WIN. W, WHITE Va COOK 4
de In Nonyelle Orleans SrO0RHoUsEet als--N 1886
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a moi
~ adesse phonorabe Deuxeme Cour de District
Nenyele Orleans dan. laae cidessus e procedeIai lie
YENDkEDI, IL davril 1875 II heures A. NJ, AUX
'ange des de Levee Troeme lie Quatriene
District de ceiie vile. Republication de-
Environ 100 200 pieces de bois ehene.
Anss machine vapeur, bouilloire etc.
lin d m-is.
Apparteant Pooley NicoI Co. sass aaire ci-
dessus
CONDITIoNs-C Compliant au moment de REHABILITATION.
EFT. PARKER,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

TnRD nisrnlcr Couarl CRY OF NEW ORLEANS ". VIC.
Of vew Orleans. TORE BONNH-Na. 1896.
by VIRTUE of a writ OF 6cri faeLas TO me
- directed by the Honorable The Third Dis riot Count
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
NJ public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY The 9th day Of
May, 1855. at ~ O'Clock M
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the -.
Third District Of this city in the square No g. bounded
by Claiborne. st. Bernard. PosPer and Annette Iii
Said On Claiborne street BY ls feel IN
depth The whole viii fully appear by reference 10 the
roll Of said District filed he Office Of the
surer Of this city.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized ia the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. 7. PARKER,
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SIXTH DISTRICT CoURTl CHARLES BIGLIoNE VS. HIS
r, % NV nrean. CREDITORs-No. 5Bl2
Rf flhTUE of and In obedience TO an order
Of sale rendered March the "a 1853 and 10 me objected
s nonoraoe The Sixth District Court of New Orleans
ne s9 9 sned matter will proceed ell public auction
81 hpNDA1. the 18th dty OF April 1858 at az O'clock
~ NJ az my Waehoue NJ % Jefferson street in he Second
9 ms @y Tor account Of creditors Of insolv-n
Soek one lot of Gas Fixtures and silver plated
Surrendered by SAID lnsovent to his creditors
IEkhs-Cash on the spot.
y. 7. PARKER,
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oil New Orleans. BOYLE LLOYD y. ALLISON.
No. Is. 500.
PH VIRTUE of writ of fierf facias 20 me
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled proceed
II ut public suction, the Guy Hotel street
tween Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY,
OF April, 1883 ut IL O'Clock NJ
VACANT LOT OF GROUND. In the Third District Of
this city being lot No. in square No p forming The
and London Walk having Inches
and lines front by GO feet inches and lines in depth
Being the property which the said defendant
Boyle acquired by purchase public sale made the Sheriff
Of The Parrish Of Orleans, the Esd June, 1854
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Boyle.
!. TERMS-Cash on the spot
F.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sfSiESE CoUR DE DISTRICT CHARMs nGLIoNE vs. sEs
ne y ~ =, Eanyrlle Orleans CREANCIERs-No 5,5l2
EN NEhTU DUN orttre de vente, rendu lie
- De mars, 1855 moi adresse par Phonorabie
sNeme Conr de Dct de Ia Nouvee tleans dams aaire
cl1esus, e procedera creancier Pin
s9lyaoie' le LuNDl, ~ dayShs ~ henesP NJ
AgAsih de depot Jefferson No % dams lie DeuNeme Dis
e de cette VILE la phblique adjudication de-
une pendne lot de fournure poor gas deux pots
argent plaque.
Abandonnes par rinsoIvable d ses craancers.
cONDIIIONs-Comptanta moment de adjudication.
Il. T. PARKER,
m50 az y SheFif de Ia ParOisse SOrleans.
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of Daniel Block, vs. her husband
New Orleans No. 4!35.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fierI TncIns tn m q
II directed the Honorable the Sixth Court Of New
Orleans ia the above entitled will proceed TO sell at
public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine srests, on WEDNESDAY, the IN day
Of April, 1855, at " O'Clock NJ
Ali The right title Of the defendant In and 10 the
unexped certain lease of the premises No 81 Camp
street. Deord and CAape The lease
pes April 1863 with privilege renewing for two
years the expiration Of the lease, payable
twenty dollars per month. The whole per file
IN my office.
Seized Ia the above suit
TERMS-The purchaser to pay the II falls due and
the balance, if any, cash on the spot . - -
y. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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siNithE CouR DE- DisrRICr PERr sIMMs &CO w. PRICE
rNx !" ~ Hg .s Orleans. WALSH COMO 5s2q
EN ~ HIO u'un writ de fieri facias N moi
aest par Fhonofnble SiNeme COur de Di.fricr ~ h
hyeeqIe.ns, dars ra4ire ei-dessus lie proetderai IL
" dAvIl 1855 l01S heures A. NJ SUI les enx FL
"P,ss aeslghes IL yene pubiiqne adjudication do
9us les Menbles Efcts contepu dams ia tnaoc orc,e
pa Jno Pee, , I'm DIES deendeurs e siuee me d. mon
~ ~ dams ie PREMIER District de VILE suiyant
We tout sasl dams Panare q .dessns
N"NpiiiOHs-Comptant au moment de Rehabilitation
nsoa96oio 81 PaRhER.
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sEcosp DISTRICT CoURT1 WIN. ". WHITE w. COOK 4
g New Orleans, SMookHOusE et als-No. 49, S6.
Rf VIRTUE OF n writ of deri facias TO I'M
~ directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
at public auction, FRIDAY the l6th day o. April 1853
a. ii O'Clock NJ on The premises Of Levee and Third
streets IN the Fourth District Of this city
From 100 to 200 Oak Logs, more or less.
Also SteHm Il CINE and Boiler etc etc. with Com NH
Seized in the above suit belonging defendants Pooey
Nicnl a 20.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
Fnff kaI s.w. an
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. JOHN
Of Nrw Orleans CANNELI--No. lnsls.
RY VIRTUE of writ of fierA facfas to me
- dire ted by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction, at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and aud Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 3Oh day Of
April, 1855 at u o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Firt -
District Of this citv IN square No 100 bounded by Mel
pomene Coliseum TerpsichUre Pyisnia Said Iii
lot GA feet less front Melpomene by
10 feet, ar less in dep'h.
Together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
r. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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TN VERTU de quatre wrIts de fieri faeia
II moi actresses par memorable Cmqueme de Distnc
de uyeerieans dams les Eares cidesss e proee
lie MEkCREDI, de mai, 1883 midi, l'Iljel De la Cite
rue de Ia commune entire les ue du Camp ct DIES Magasins
Ia vsne publiaae ct adjudication de-
LIE VAPEUR DAVID TATUM, ensemble ~.
machine, neubes. etr., quill
tfouvent maineRni dams lie leuve Mississippi -
rive gAuche en- face dn convent dessous de VILE
SHs dams les aiia.res cidssus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation.
E. T. PARKER.
as 10 II "a mas Sheriff de la Paroisse diCrl6ans
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de BOY, T. & LLOYD ID AL
Nnuvellc Orleans \ LISON-No 1xbqg
I'm NERTU dun writ de Iierf facias n moi
IL Hdresst par Honorable DeuNieme de District
Nouyee Orleans, dams aae ei.dessns ie procedcrai
LUNnI 10 dHvri 1883 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de
Commune, entire les rnes dn Camp dies Magashs, Ia
puhliqne ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN VAGUE situe ToIsiaue District de
Vile designe lie No IN, Oars l NJ n
pRugle de la Force de Londres 100 ped
pouces ct lgnes de face 6S pied lgnes de
prolondeur.
&c terrain appareu au deeneur Boyle an oyen de acqui-
sion quill tae pubique liis sheriff
la Parose dtrleans, lie % de JUN 1854
Sai>i dams l'atfaire cidessus
C0NDITIoNS-Comptan moment de ladjudicaton.
F.. T. PARKER,
AZ hbFifd De la paroisx flrlt
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FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr FRANCIS MoQUoID VS.. W. p
DAVIS and OF steam boat
Of David Tatum Edward Burk vs..
same. W. Murphy same. Hugh
hcQnaid same.-NOs IL. AG,
- Now Or cans l29J7, IL 21S and ~ a9
RY VIRTUE of four yvrIts of ferI facias
- 70 me directed by the honorable the Fifth District
New Orlea in the above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street
tween amp aud Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY the 9Th
day Of Nav. 1858, at IL O'Clock M
The steamboat DAVID TA1UM, together YYg~.
with all furniture, tackle apparel ma F4afri. -
chinery as she lays in the river Misss
sippi, left oank, opposite tie Convent below town.
Seizsd In the above suits
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-02-18

A GOOD YARN.'-The editor of the Al
bany Police TriJuue tells the following -
Some FIVE years since two well-known Al
banians left this city to seek their fortunes at
Washington We will call them Mr.. \. and
NIB. Mr.. j. got a contract from the govern
ment and made snug little pile, some $40
900 worth of real estate While acquiring
this property, Mr.. y. contracted about s.,
900 worth of debts, s., 500 of which belong
ed to Mr.. B. Mr. \. is not any more hon
est than the law allows. So he thought he
would get rid of 'those cussed bores,' his
creditors, by making over his property to
his niece, a fine looking young lady, about
eighteen years ofage. He accordingly assign
ed the whole of his real estate to his niece,
the interesting young lady already spoken
of. Having concluded his arrangements,
he thought he would 90 South and look at
the country. This took place last summer.
During his absence in pursuit Of quietuess
and cotton fields, Mr.. B. ascertains all about
the assignment, and goes in for making all
things square. lie commenced operation by
courtiug the niece aforesaid, and finished up
by marrying her. When Mr.. y. returns
from Georgia he finds he has been done
that Mr.. B. has not only got the value Of
his debts, but s37 800 worth of real estate
iu addition. Mr. A. is now swearing in eight
syllables, and insists that it is conspiracy.
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farmer's 9tpartment.
THE GRAPERY.

1t is of the utmost Importance that all
grape vines Except the Scuppernong) should
be pruned annually, in accordance with the
foreshorteniug or cutting back principle, In
order that the vine in after years may assume
more of the stocIy character of tree than
a vine. In order to effect this thing, the
vines that we're planted last season should
have been cut back during the months OF
October or November, or the first half OF
January, to two buds. We would still prune
if it can be done Immediately, as there will
not be much danger Of the vines bleeding,
if spring has not actually setin Those planted
two years should be cut back six buds, and
when they commence growing, pinch back all
but three branches. During the season train
the top or center vine perpendicularly, and
the other two horizontally. At the close of
the fourth year, cut back the three branches
to two buds each when they start to grow
in the spring, piuck back or rub oft the low
est bud on each prong of the vine train
them as directed for third year. The vines,
if they have been planted in deep rich
mould, will be large enough to train to
trcllis, which should be formed by planting
hewn or sawed posts Of durable timber eight
feet apart and eight feet high, with No. ,
wire placed horizontally upon the face of the
posts by small staples, or it may be wrapped
round the projecting heads of twelve penny
nails that have been previously driven into
the posts for the purpose. The wire should
be drawn as tight as possible. Upon these
wires, train the three branches of the vine
perpendicularly, fasten the central branch to
the center of the trellis, train the other two
horizontally to within twenty inches OF the
posts on either side of the main stem Of the
vine, from thence train them up across the
wires parallel with the posts, so dividing the
! distance on the face of the trellS that each
prong of the vine will supply new wood
enough to fll the whole face of the trellis.-
The new wood should be trimmed back to
one or two buds on the main perpendicular
prongs of the vine annually, which should
remain stationary for the purpose of forcing
out new lateral branches on the wires, tc
produce the annual crop grapes, which will
be very abundant and Of superior quality
Twenty vines, treated in accordance with
these instructions, and planted in a deep rich
mould, will be large enough to train to a
trellis, which should be formed by planting
hewn Or sawed posts, Of any timber thatwil
last well under the ground.
Nouh Car0Itna Planter.