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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-17
No. 602.l
ny the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, I, James Buchanan, President
Of the do hereby declare and make
that males M os h0a 4, Seros
day smb for the disposal Of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz $3.50
North Of Of tie sinh principal naeriiian
part township outside Of the sac and Fox and Half
Breed Nepaha reservation, Of range H.
Breed Nmaha reservation and fractional townships and
O. of range TO-
township the Of townships 3 4 and outside Of tho Half
Breed and fractional township Of range Is
townships s. and 4 part township tho Half
townships ], 3, s :, :, and 9. q range =
TSwnsps ; AMID AMID of range range o.
land ONCE at NEnRAsK cr commencing on Monday tho
srh day September the disposal Of the public lands within
the following named townships, viz;
North Of Of the sih principal meridian
Fractional townships and g. Of range 49,
Township and fractional townships g. TO- H. and l2 Of range
rownships TO- H. H. fractional township 10, of
Townships = H. and fractional townships II and 49,
townships 4 TO- H. township 49, of
Townships TO- and H. and fractional townships ~ 49, and
townships = s. 49, townships H. u.s. and 49, Of
range O.
err, commencing on Monday the @
the Disposal Of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz.
No4A Of ae base Of TIC siA principal meridian
Fractional townships 10, IA, Is, and 49, OF range H.
Fractional townships Ii, 10, and IL, of h.
Fractional townships and townships a. u.s. and IS, and ac
tiona town Il, 49, 10 and co. Of range IL.
sxn.H "a s~n;ns and 49, and
townships H. 49, and a. and townships 49, 49, H. 49,
10, and 20, Of range 10.
20, Of range 9.
schools military and other
purposes will be excluded the saies. tat&
win be commenced the days
pointed which they advertised
until offered and tho thus closed but
no sao longer
try admitted until aer tho expiration OF
tho weeks.
Given under nay hand Of Washington, this tbirteh
day OF March, thousand eight hundred and nfy
eight
BY the President.
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPn0N CTAIMANTs
Every person Of empton 10 Of the
lands townships Of townships above enumerated
Is the satisfaction Of the register
receiver proper land Office and nd fevr az soo
q, notice and baoo tho day appointed for
the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will bef orfecd.
" A. HENDRICKS,
An3-1awtds Commissioner Of the General Land Ofce.
~ Intel. and Star j
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
s once his rsdeDce Franklin Row. corner Of and
his attention principal
" 70 cases In United States scprems Court
Oct q8--dm
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CTATE OF GEORGIA, Gilbert COUNTY.

In OF said county March term 1888
prsseut Thomas, judgo Of said court
sundry bills have been hed h court By egases un
te will g. Burch deceased against John G. Burch exc
cuor n ad M their respective lcgacc and claim
ius that the legacy Sarah should be paid the
entitled Of her DEATH leaving child
children.
ordered that said rah Keses or her children or her or their
legal appear the March
1862 claim saA default Of said appearance said
a.l
fur ordcrod that COPY this order be published
nine month"; the before the month Of
March 1882 in the following newspapers 70 Wit The Constitutional
pubkshed In Augusta Georgia The publshed In Wash
nQton District Of Coumbia The
Louisville Kentucky and newspaper published
Ohio.
from the minutes Of the superior
county Georgia March term A. d. 1883 this nth April
April 27-lamqm MOSES f. MILLS Clerk
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At the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing on Mon
day. the 9th day Of July next for the disposal of the
public lands within tho following named townships viz
South Of the base line and east Of the sr prine;pa msridan
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mo. eo6.]
Sales OF Public Lands.

pursuance of the provisions Of the Sd section of
the act entitled act 70 au,horzo hs President Of the United
belonging the mixed boods Dacoah
hereby declared that public saos win be as made
known in the notice Of dated February 1885, at the
land oces In the State Of Minnesota at the periods
hereinafter designated, TO wit:
the HENDERSON, commencing day
within the following Townships townships
the habeeds mixed boods Of the Daco,ah
Sioux nation OF Indians, viz:
NortA of tie base line cct Of he nm principal meridian
fractional township hundred eleven
Of range ten
The INDICATED tracts in fractional township hundred and eleven
tracts fractional tcvnshr one hundred and eleven
aud hundred and twelve, OF range twelve.
township cloven
ona Townships hundred
township hundred and eleven and In
ship hundred and thirteen within tho mentioned reserve
The Indicated In part townships
and hundred and twelve within the above mentioned
Al the land ONCE FAnArrr commencing day
the disposal the public lands situated within the
mixed blocds of the Dacoah Sioux
ton Of Indians, viz;
NntA d Ne base line and Of mn principal
The part fractional township hundred
ton within tho aforementioned reserve, Of range nine
eight and one hundred and nine and
within the above mentioned reserve q range ton
within tho above mentioned and in townships one hundred
% oa' in % part q townships one hundred
eight hundred and nine within tho reserve
and township hundred and ten, Of range twelve
that OF townships hundred and
nine and within the above mentioned
of range thirteen. a45t pa ta
that part Of township one hundred and ton
within mentioned reserve, Of range fourteen
that Of township hundred and ten
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fifteen.
The Offering Of tho above lands will be commencsd on tho
appoiuted which advertised
whole shall have been de and the saos thus ba
entry Of the lands viii be admitted until after the expiration
| oil tho two weeks,
May Domn thousand eight hundred and Hf
eight
BY order Of the President
@tt TfIOs A HENDRICKS,
I Commissioner OF tho General Land ONCE
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of emption to
any of the lands within the townships and parts Of town
ships above enumerated required to establish the
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the
proper land Office, and mako payment therefor prae
oae after sseng notice. and before the day appointed
f the commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
be forfeited.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 24--lawtlsJuly [Int&Starl
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NOTICE 10 PRE- EslT7oN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right precmpton 70 any y
lands within the townships parts townships above
required 10 establish tho the satisfaction q the register
receiver tho proper land THEREFOR ~
practicable fr sssino notice. before tho day appn'e
the Of the public sale of tho lands embracing m
claimed otherwise such claim will DO forfeited.
ER q WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
July 3-law6w [In&Sarl
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NOTICE no PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS

Every entitled to the right OF presumption 70 Of tho
above provisions Of che Congress
1858 required 70 cstabh the same 70 the saisf.c
receiver Of tho lind once and make
practicable after seeing this notice. and
before appointed tho Of the public sale OF
the lands embracing otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. Thus a. HESuucks,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
NAY 2o-1awtls [Intel6Star.]
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value
my accepted request TO BIO addressed at
tho agent at 70 me
at for signature and certificate
July 49,, 1858. ABB
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lle6 Orleans 9ailp Crescent,
NEW ORLEANS:


'as .rhe view scheme.
A few DAYS since we alluded 10 q fresh scheme
eyientls 81, rot 10 icude and deceive the Southern
peypIe n reference 10 Kansas afEirs again. The
scheme substantially amounts 70 this Kansas is %
be admitted BY Congress under the provisions Of the
.Lescmptou Consultation, with the proyiso annexed
that Il shall be resubmiffsd to The people for rafca
tioa, and In this way to the language Of the
Charleston Mercury, the highest Democratic State
Hehts authority 10 the South It Is thought to put
Oh the pro4lavery men, nullIfy their victory put
their rights again In peril, siye effect 70 all the He
ultimate eor made 10 Dust them from Kansas, and,
In fact subject them to ultimate discontinue and de-
fsat Under whatever plausible guise and with what
ever pretentous conservatism this Is the paeticaI
object aimed ct in the so-called compromise For, II
The South should triumph, and slavery remain in
Kansas. fhnaficsm and sectional feeling will soon be
ne ruling element throughout the North. The
Democrats party win be overwhelmed politicians
Win lose fheir chances The North, being Id power.
WIN outrage 4he South, and the Union will come into
danger. Hence the anxiety Of many to give Kansas
70 Frseso il any specious mode that will not fire the
soutb to- nsstA. The North will then be satisfied
and lave no immediate subject for agitation Ma
tioaAl Democracy viii again Union will
aesin b saved-aIbeit the South is sacrificed, and
growing beautifully less In the power Of the Govern
mtutu
b.. - ot.,,.1 ~s~orv;rc s,a,tz ron.fr.;p
~ ~ ~
r. % ne eoncoaon ans. tne - ~
nike truthful and siEnihcant Iimeserving eompro-
mses and expedlents IKE tne one SPOKEN o arc =,
JuFson4 so she soasn' 1eopardns nel nsu- -
nonor' ana fap'a'y s.Pp'ne 'ne
t'on on winch sue mpr,c ~ sn''
We agree Win our pnafesson co'.aPA.y 80
un'onAseIs,o y comPlon'7s', a'' - s.,,1,,.
mics q me Union 'ne on'y 'la ~ soss.y
pn'on men ~ sae ooa'n ~ ta -
Ano ieHI1eH " coA1'c q"e'4-<'' ~ --'s ''s- =
sectlon s.4S n
The following paragraph rom tne same paper we
look upon 81 pertinent and to the point
%. t,,<< fJnt the earnest State RIGHTS Democrats
- IN. Eo1th IL fnnoresa exclusive of aspjrants and
3-,j5 r1niosiefa n IA National marty win come To
$500 5r6riir nr.Ie,rfa 3;nc faf fex viii nat suffr
4Ses i~tfar ~ sarriee M rights n de South Il,
~re.s ~ frrnuess fbev car, eornneI them II stand
m q IL rsok and noi~1s ,olens Al their d,,fy 10
fbe;r ronsfjt,,e,ts rverv motive Of noicv and az
patriotism urge them to pursue this course
with reference TO the new Kansian dodge to
swinde the South, the New York Herald says;
BY our special advces fron, Washington it win be
seen that tie Southern conservatives there have hit
VIZ un9. sss E ps ior sv1nf sne 4ussus y
49, ~ <,<~.s ~ ~. ~a,,s,.t< - I. 4;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

THE ELECTRIC GUSs--In a letter from the South
east of Agra, we find the following >" don't think
ever mentioned a notable and somewhat absurd
feature OF the rebellionthe electric guns but they
are so continually before me that | must dsburden
my mind OF them. To preserve the electric telegraph
posts they were inserted in enormous iron screws
into the hollow of which the poles were inserted Ii
struck some ingenious native to make these into can.
non. hole was drilled near the apex, sometimes
some iron bands were put round to increase the
strength the piece was then mounted on a small
gun carriage made for the purpose and the result
was tope THAT great instrument of terror to the
minds OF natives. The plan has met with vast favor
ana THESE guns swarm All over the country There is
no end to the number of cannon now said 10 be In
every ones hands. They are loaded with rough
grape, and are certainly fred Whether they ever ID
any execution cannot say; they sometimes burst
but also they are certainly sometimes fred without
bursting. believe the effect Is principally moral
but It is very ridiculous perverson of our most re
cent progress"
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Gem. syslker,s PaFole ava plsel.atge.

.
Gen. Walker surrendered himself to u. q Marshal
Rynders in New York on the 2sth ult, in compliance
with the terms Of his parole. The Times says;
Afessrs. +. r. Meagher and Malcolm Campbell APP
peared as Walkers legal advisers. The General, &C
companied by his friend Gen. Wheat, drove down TO
the Marshals Office in carriage. Marshal kynders,
as soon he observed his visitor rushed at him IN
most friendly way grasped him BY the hand, and ex.
claimed I" AS Capt. Rynders, Gen Walker, am most
delighted 70 sec you, but Marshal, land here tne
captain gave Of bis significant winksl you know,
General, it is different thing altogether Gen.
Walker returned the Msrshal's compliments, with his
customary sang froid, and handed him letter, OF
| which the following is q copy aA
UNITED STATES FLAG-sHIP WABASH,
on San Juan del Norte, Dec. IL, 1851.
Sir. This will be handed to you by Gen. william
Walker who has given me his parole Of honor tna'
he will present it to you in person.
With the naval force OF this squadron atie .
Gen. Walker "Punta Arenas on tne s' na INST
for violation OF the Neutrality laws q tne United
States he having set foot in the uneu states an
unlawful military organization, % make war on
| people with whom we are at peace, and was a. tne
time Of bis arrest At the sss sbo =, s stateS
As Marshal Of the Southern District OF New York
consign him to your custody.
aui Sir. vefy respectfully your ehedent servant nv,
IS a. Fig. officer, Commanding u g. Home squadron.
T. Da hsnSfr New $50 United States Marshal Of the
After reading this epistle, the Marshal invited
Walker and counsel to an inner apartment, where it
is to be presumed the matter was fully discussed.
The Captain, having official intimaton as to the
course he should pursue, renewed the parole leave,
and informed the General that he supposed the best
thing for him to do under the circumstances TO
proceed at once to Washington and present himself
to the Secretary of State
We learn from the Washington papers that they ar
rived in that city the following day, and that Mar
shal Rynders handed his prisoner to Secretary
Cas-, with brief statement of the circumstances.
The Union says
The Secretary OF State replied that the Executive
Department Of the Government did not recognize
Gen. Walker as prisoner that il had no directions to
give concerning him and that ii Is only through the
action Of the judiciary that he could be lawfully held
in custody to answer any charges that might be
Gen. Walker that he bad no authority to hold him in
custody any longer, and the two gentlemen immed-
atey withdrew.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

OPENING OF THE PORrs OF JAfAN--" Ion, ;" the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
writes under date Of the 9th
The report, often proved to be faacioas that the
Emperor Of Japan is about to change its exclusive for
liberal commercial policy is revived, and upon the
authority OF conversation with the Russian admiral
Count Pontatne, who had recently visited Nogosohi
This gentleman not long since negotiated treaty
between Japan and Russia and upon terms similar to
the treaties with the United States and England that
is-with no commercial privileges at all. From
another source we learned not long ago the Emperor
OF Japan bad held consultation with his court upon
the subject OF intercourse with foreigners and that il
had been determined to grant to all nations without
any more special treaties, the privilege merely OF
taking shelter in certain ports from stress of weather
and supplying themselves with provisions and water
This Is the extent Of the privileges granted by Japan
either to England, Russia, the United States OF to
any other nation, except Holland, which nation, by
virtue Of extreme humility, is allowed the use of a
port. and the privilege of triaing and limited trade
confined 10 one ship year.
So far from relaxing the restrictive policy of Japan
the Emperor has recently declared that he considers
the rebellion in China and the war of China with
England, as arising necessarily from the partial per
mission given TO foreigners to trade with that En-.
pre. He has no idea Of mourning the same hazards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

~ W,LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
VI ing Warehouses prepared 10 accommodate those
DESTROYS Of obtaniug Storage having large and
modous buildings special adapted fer the various ces
From their proximity the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with
diminished risk in Of fire. beiug all Fire Proo he
abled 10 edeI advantages not heretofore atiaiHed;
DELTA WAREHOUSE a. the rver-For Graiu 'aud other
Produce Of Front and Lafayette streets
MERCHANTS WAREHOuSE-General Warehouse in the
q Delta
WABASH wAREHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
ROME WAREHOUSES; Coffee alone, Fulton street, near
PeyirsS.
- Tie attention Of merchants and others soohsd MS II
a. fuNNTrUEtE : FURNITURE - PkR
" Sons desiriagio
~ Sell their Furniture,
Store their Furniture,
-, :, M - ,.-. To 6uy Furniture,
VIII 90 weilpy aP9i9ing At JUiIENS,
No. lsl Ca street.
res opposite ST. Pa;riek's Chplch,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

WAF From THE SEA- The New Bedford Mer.
curry Of the 24th nit says note OF which the follow
ing is copy, was found in sealed bottle which was
picked up tew days since on Sconticnt Neck beach
in his vicinity by Mr.. Allen Durfee:
sHIP Ben BR0wN, orr CoAsr OF AFRICA
July 20, lSa9.
Every man sick except three. Blew very hard
last night Provisions all given out and water also.
Three feet Of water in hold PETER RIrsnn
Inc bottle, says the Mercury, was an English ale
bottle, entirely covered with sea moss its anoient
aud hsh-like appearance well attesting the authen.
ticty, at least. Of The date OF the note The paper
upon which the note is penned Is much worn, evil
IDENTITY nom cha1ng against the sides of the bottle
ana the ink Is much faded. When and under what
circumstances il commenced its evidently protracted
voyage. and how il come iuto our waters, we leave
Ior those better versed than ourselves in maritime
affairs to decide
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

TEoIsIENE CouR De DISTRICT P J, ROY vs.. ESTHER
de la YOYELLE, veuve de Felicien
I'm VERrU dun writ de fierI facias a mol
II sdrsse par rhoaorahe rroisieme
Nouyee Orleans, dams rafare cdessus ie rrocedera lie
SAMEDl de fever 1883 midi pf6el de Ia Cite, de
Ia Commune, entire les du Camp Ct des Aagasins la
publique &C indication de-
UN TERRAIN, situe fauhourg Dclas size dams lie
Quaireme Dsuct de eette VILE designe e oF EJ
giA du dit faubonTg depose ctude de Theo. Guyo H
notare public No "A de riet No II,
peds de face Ia des Magasus yingt pies de
profondeur ct face Ia rue Harmonic,
Ensemble tontes les bRscs eOraons qu existent
lie dit terrain, CONSTANT maison bois deux
etages psrte lie dit terrain psrte lie
adjacent du cote de Ia Pasant aerie
PREMIER ehRmhes chGuee chambres
PREMIER cuisine, eouveTte srdoses foyer mai
sonet bos. eouveTe aEdoises chsubrss
foyers, etc.
lie ,out sails raifaire cidessus.
,CONDIrIoNs-ComItan an moment de raGIudioetOn.
E. r. PARA Err,
ia4 IL % 30 fe6 Sheriff de la Pnroigse diOrlesus
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DAEGERoVs NAyIGATIoS.-A fellow rolled bale
Of cotton into the river at Baton Rouge few days
ago, got npon IT, pushed out and vas nearly out of
sight before DC vas discovered and oyefhaaled.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

sI1TH DISTRICT CoURrl ALEXANDRIA, AGNES AN
Of New Orleans CELL vs., HER CREDITORS.
No 5,74l
NOTICE IL hereby given 20 the creditors OF
the insoiven and TO al other interested that
csson Of her property has been accepted by he
bensnt Of her creditors that they meet at the Office
n. BoHny, Notary Public, SATURDAY The l6th
January, lss at ~ O'Clock NJ for the purpose deiibernE
upon and taking into consideration the affairs the
and that in the meantime all proceedings against person
and property stayed
By order Of the Court:
Clerks Once January lh, 1855
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LATER FROM SAs DoNINGo.-The Turks Island
STANDARD, Of the l4th of November, furnishes the
following intelligence:
BY the arrival Of tho Dominican sloop Isabel from
Porto Plata, are in possession of some intelligence
from that unfortunate Republic. When the Isabel
left, the city not known to have surrendered 10
the besieging army under Santana. Gen. L. Pueblo
is the Commander-in-Chief OF the army before Sa
mana, consisting Of fifteen hundred men. 1t was the
general opinion at Porto Plata that the forces al
SANTANA, under Palmantier, would yield to Pueblo on
that day as he (Palmantier) had but few men and
small store Of provisions. The mail schooner Nine
teeth Of March, running between San Domingo city
and 81. Thomas, went to Porto Plata on the 18th
under flag Of truce, aud surrendered, having on
| board provisions amounting in value to $4,000 Span
ish. The mail bag, containing Baez's correspondence
from Europe and 81. Thomas was, as matter oil
course, prize OF some Importance. The private
letters were put under seal and sent to Santana to be
by him forwarded to Mr.. Hood the British Consul il
| the city, for delivery.
The Isabel came here for Gen. f. Sosa, Mr. F.
Angnilo Guiridi, and another person (name unknown
10 us) who escaped from the persecution Of Baez al
the city, and came here in the Dutch schooner Transit
en- route to Porto Plata. The Isabel sailed yester
day with those gentlemen board, for Porto Plata
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OF Widow of Felicien Roy
New Orleans. No. H. GS6.
QF VIRTUE of a writ of fiert facias TO
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
at public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
February, 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty viz
LOT OF GROUND, situated In faubourg Delsssze, -
In the Fourth Dstri Of this city, designated the M
gnal plan Of said subonrg deposited in the office OF Theo M
Guyo notary public, lot No IA Of No H. measuring
thirty feet front Magazine street by hundred aud twenty
feet deep and front Harmony street.
Together with the buildings aud improvements thereon,
sistug Of frame house. ut partly said lot and
partly adjoining towards Pleasant with gallery
in the "a story around the corner having below and
above kitchen slate rooed with fire place. small frame house
slate r1ofed having rooms with fire places eserns
Seized IN the above suit.
1ERMS-Cash on the spot.
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dsl js25sn sheriff de Ia ParOisse d'oresn.

TnIeD plsTRIcr County JOSEPH IsRAEI. vs. HIS CRED.
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
ID Of sale rendered December Gath, 1851 and directed
by the Honorable the Third District
the above entitled matter viii proceed to cell at public auction.
osAONDAH the lh day Of January, 1883 succeeding
dys at lO O'Clock A. NJ, on tbs premises for Of
the creditors Of said insolvent-
THE CONTENTS OF 4 DRY GOODS STORE situated at
Ill Crcus the First District Of this city, per
tory TO be atmy office.
Also the unexpfed the store ending on
the 3Oh day Of September 1855 the Of $3.50 year
able monthly.
And the said day. the hour of O'Clock P. NJ
premises
The Fixtures Store situate the Of Thas Dry
AIDES streets, in the First District of this city
The whole surrendered by said creditors
TERAs-For the conteuts OF said dry goods
fixtures, cash the spot and for the
pay the falls and the balance Of price Of ad
judica,iou If any, cash on the spot.
f. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.