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Les dveres sections parte de sections de
critics contigucs ct fomeraen ensemble plantation
de vnlenr. La plus grane portion haue
pour la cultivation. Environ Is 20 claire
petite mason deux btisses lie
bois sur lie dit moroccan de tere est de yaleur
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Haraaria sur
Ia gauche dn Bayou Baraaria. dGsignt lot No
description No plan dresSt par VIM j. Mccullough
general DIES Eats uns cossant praes endant
du Bayou de la Concession Bayou de Ia Barriee
environ 81 apens de face an Bayou Bantaa proion-
deur d'eMvron 20 arpents.
Une gnndc pariiu mntions
settlement lie clrot tire ct marc de Ia vile Nonvelle,
nclus Ia proprite de John McDooh sera yendu
aucune garante quelconqne
DEuX MORCEAuX DE TERRE dams lie District Baratara
desguts scion plan drcsst pnr Louis H. Pile voyer
VILE les dimensions prise dun plan de VIM j. McCul-
lough voycr general DIES Eats Uus, suit, savoir
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in he paish Of saint jane. nI IL S h. H. composed
az, By .ssG S"a
ss ss ip ad ae a Of lard being on s Tx bank Of e
Msspp river and on its upper limit adjoining shepherds
Section No. II contains 43 IS 100 acre, divided
fractional sections designaled by tile Nos and g. No con.
ians III aO-lOO acres and No. 6 is as 100 acres.
Section No 70 contains GIG divided
tuning 24l00 The sections and II lie contigu
Gus, aud contain together 1850 oi-l0C acres
Section No G contains 44s 50 100 acres divided
fractional parts Of sections designated by the Nos and IT,
No. II contains l9i u 100 and No 6 contains 25 lD
Section No Il contains 60 aud is divided into four
quarter sections designated BY the Nos O. TO- IA aud l5 each
containing lbO acres.
Section No IS contains GAO 70 ooacre and divided into four
quarter sections designated by the Nos IL and H. each con
tanning 100 ls-iog acres II
Section No 70 contains $40 % 100 and Is ed into four
quarter sections designated by the Nos L. 49, z and y each
containing 100 400 aeresi - kGhs~ Ee~.a i
Section No 50 contains BOZ 1870 acres and divided
quarter section designated by No 49, fractional part
quarter sections designated BY The Nos % and "a No 10
Section No 81 is fractional part af quarter section dcg
mated by the No. Il and containing 81 I4lOO acres.
Section No So is fractional par, quarter section, deg
mated BY lie No . containing 10 soloO sections
70 inclusive lie in body and contain together III s. 100
Lot @ is of an irregular FORM lying in the of lot No.
q, and contains IS 20 100 acres.
Lot No q contains 2 3loo adjoins lot No &c and is
situated In of the plantation formerly belonging
to j Iis Tie two containing together 1913 70 100
lot No q contains 6s $500 acres adjoin lot No % and
situated in The plantation formerly belonging
0 Pierre Bourgeois.
Lot No % contains 80 81 100 acres aons Lot No 81 and is
in the rear of the plantation now Or formerly belonging
10 Jean Bite Yoiner-he containing together l02 i5UD
Lot No - contains 30 40 100 ajpins the rear lot No a.
is situated in The pantaon formerly belong
ing and j. bpunled on one side by The lands
he other side by lands formerly belonging to jean
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First Sight nj Land.

f 2
distinguished London divine Q:ev. Thomas
Bnney) has spent the last year or two in Austria
liz. On his return recently, there was gathering
Of his friends 70 greet him. and for their entertain
ment he related some incidents Of the voyage
Among other methods Of beguiling the time, . daily
manuscript paper was published containing the
news of the previous day, and one Of the last
issues-made as they were approaching land--con-
tanned the following poetical contribution:
"This morning the first mate, e,
Descending from the mast,
Informed us all that land
Was visible at last.
Soon after, from the deck, S
As well as from the sfrouds,
81 A thin, blue wayy line was seen
Among the distant clouds.
"A little time went on, $500
An hour or two or more, -laeg
And woods and fields and rocks appeared,
With breakers ct the shore.
II was glorious sight sFs& ~
felt my bosom quiver,
! stood entranced, and could but cry
My gracious! well, never!'n
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TU-T
The several sections and parts of sections Of land above de-
scried are contiguous and together would form valuable
suynr nanaton larger portion of The land is high and sls
ntbie of cultivation About Is 20 cleared and
there exists on land small dwelling and one or two out
houses The timber the said tract is valuable
TRACT OF LAND in the Barat"a ID srct, on the left
hank of The Bayou aTaara, designated as Lot No = nesci-
ton No. s. plan drawn by william .. .McGullonsl'
Jnd States Surveyor General consisting of pairies and
tending the ayen de la Concession to Inc aSou e Ia dr
Were measuring about 81 arpens 'front.' on the aso Nran
by about 20 arpents in depth. s,, ,, 49,,
large pooa this tract is covered by superior claims and
,nly the right title and of the city Of New Orleans
1ired from the join McDonogh will be sod and with
out any warranty whatever
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Raatnria District aud
designated according plan drawn by Louis H. ie my sur
yeyor the Dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mc'"
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Lands in the Parish of La fourehe Interior

A LARGE BODY OF LAND known as the vacherie Dngue
ynus situate Parish Of lanurce Interior fronting
naty III. BAYOU icg Acma and Petit Lac DIES Alelnads
composed according plan drawn BY Louis H. Pi. Cty
IrInynr tie dimensions being from plan byWm j.
Mccullough u s. Surveyor General Of the following divisions
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Lands in the Parish of East Baton Rouge

AVAILABLE TR ACT OF LASD.siuacd in the Parish of
Rouge adjoining and Immediately below the city
/ 10 II inclusive lying in T. s. r. W, according
plan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor The dimensions
being taken plan by VIM. j. Mccullough u s. Surveyor
General.
Nos l. and adjoln each other conaineach about 30
rcic acres measuring each 30 feet front the Mississippi
river by depth of about lO,UD feet.
Nos s. adon each other, contain each about 81
ne cn acres measuring each III feet front the Mississippi
river by depth of about ICs-feet J
Nos 9 10 and adion each other contain each about 80
acres measuring each 2ll feet front e Mississippi
river by depth Of about 6ol9 feet.
The undivided third of TRACT OF LAND situated in the
Rouge both sides of Cypress Bayo
about north Of Baton Rouge and three miles north
the Mississippi river and lying partly in T. s. H. W.
and T. IS. II. H.
The said tracts composed of the divisions according
to plnn drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, The lmen-
siors being from plan by VIM j. Mccullough U. S. Sur
veyor- General, viz:
Section No. As contains. .2iS 63uD
Making .l2i7 =,
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j. B. WALTON.
fFror1ietes de Jeu John HcDonog1t continue

sulvant plan dresse Louis H. Pile de la Vile
les dimensions Giant prse dun plan desse par Vim j. McCu
Tough, arpentenr general DIES EiasUniE.
DEU6 MORCEAUX DE TERKE mcsurant 66 7s-l00 ar
penis sur cote drot du Mississippi, suss lie bayou st
lie lot No mesurant ~ 80. 100 arpents.
. lie lot No "a mesurant ~ % 100 arpens
Etant tos deny parties de Ia section No 49, scion plan
dresse par Louis H. Pile voyer de la Vile les Dimensions
prses dun plan dresse VIM Mccullough arpencur
neral DIES Flats unis.
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ION OF INTEREST.
A MOST VALUABLE sQSARE in the Fourth Di strict,
in the immediate vicinity OF the elegant mansion of j.
TWO MoDERS BRICK DWELLINGS on Washington
A TWolsToRY FRAME MODERN BUILT DWELLING,
an s 5s a & I and Lot
SUCCESSION OF MRS. LOUISA wERNINGER RoBB,
.m. BY j. B. WALTON,
Auconeer-oaice, 10 Bank Place.
NJ q H. sh isssS e. aaa pelosK
dated ed oh May @ viii proceed 10 t sell at public auction the
H%hfY ;s'$s
Ave Oak ree S g he So 70 y on
plan by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor. dated Dec
LOTS Nos to adjoin each other and each 80 feet
en1 IF by h # e street, so form
LOTS Nos to aden each other and measure each 30 feet
10 % adsn sseh ohsr 80
s on b @ ct oak
oas The ss o+e d and a s Lot
Ss on S ssse each oes s a e rs ss each "
o,hsT sS ~ each 81
sns gn' e q e nd fo shh feet Lot
S to se ss pS a 10 sq e 70
anS s g IS g and s to
square, and not Sold will then sold according
Of with the buildings
v cs and
s 3 & Ss1sss sS sss
hGfs e Gy late "'
LOTS Nos and adon each other and measure each 80
tween parallel lines Lot No. forming the Corner Of Washing
S % s SF G los fsFf f HSgs sH ali he
sa
% the e" and a ee
81 rs f Nss ES s for s i on hi,
in the s nd pdsd a, Wsg ss H o% o Nd
forms the corner Of Camp and Washington avenue
3 feet inches front on Washington avenue BY
LOTS Nos and adoin other each %
front on Washington avenue depth Of O feet inches and
g. @ all assG s o
s All s
conveneces large parlos and dining frs, floor,
ss sd ns
ETC. leased until the 3st October 1860 to Henry r. Asobrook
,ns he l and building;
by Constance Orange Annncaon Richard streets desg
s by No o1 lie s s IF dpSsS III e
Of H Gems late Notary in this .t city measuring feet
and 3 of inch in DEPTH between parallel lines all American
EG%9 'sfEs hRHfE SsD SNEsS
1860.
HsJ=TERMS AND CONDITIONS for the properties above
notwithstanding cash. The balance credit of and
years for secured by mortgage on the property sold
bearing The OF from day of
sale maturity and per cent thereafter If not punctuay
paid, until final payment.
The building insured the satisfaction of the vendor
the expense the purchaser and the policies transferred to
vendor until final payment.
Also
For account Of the same succession will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND with NIL the improvements thereon,
in the First District of this city in the square bounded BY Der
date Jackson Roman and Palmyra Streets de-
signaed blythe No A. plan by j. Pile City Surveyor
dated the h of May, 1870 deposited in the office of d. L. Nc
Cay late notary public in this city: said lot in
American measure Is fee, front Derbgny street by las feet
inches in Depth between parallel lines.
DO TERMS Cash.
BEFORE W. H. Peters notary public Mt the
pn,irr
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A BAD PRACTICE AND A BAD HEART.-Cobbett,
who lived for more than a year at Hampstead,
Long Island, used sometimes to tell laughabe sto-
ries at the expense of the Quakers, some of whom
lived in his neighborhood there. The author Of
" Recollections of Mr.. JAY" a Bath Clergyman,
gives the following as received from Cobbett's own
lips:
/ was acquainted with well-disposed young
gentleman of large fortune, whose only fault was
the habit OF swearing-and habit that he often
declared he would give half Of his fortune to get
rid Of. This desire came to the ears of Quaker,
who thereupon had an interview with the young
gentleman, and said:
81 can cure thee of that bad habit"
Hhereupont the youth caughthold Of the Quaker's
hand, gave it hearty shake, saying:
How can you perform this miracle?'
The reply was "a
~ can tell thee. have heard that thou art GO
ing this day to travel for period Of six weeks.
Thou art Just my size; nobody will know thee;
thou shalt come to my house, put on the cooked
hat the coat without buttons, the knee breaches,
and thou will find the arrangement of the dress
| will have such an effect on thee, when thou art
going to talk that it will restrain thee from swear
| ing-as thou perhaps knowest, my good friend,
that the Quakers never swear.''
The young man eheerfully assented to the pro-
posal, and accompanied the Quaker to his house;
where after changing his clothes, he took his de-
parture i'll the garb Of a Quaker, and went on his
mans tour elapsed, and the Quaker all anxiety,
started to meet him. Having met him, he said
How art thee?"
The reply was: .45,
VERY WE'LL" -=-.-s
Hast thou sworn so much with that dress ON
thee ?" z.
The young man, rubbing the sleeve of his coat,
''Certainly not, but feel id inclination to
lie?'
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Lands i'm the Parish of Livingston.

TRACT OF LAND on the left bank of the Amie river
ao, two miles mouth being the first high land ascend
ns sad river Lake AIaulepas, lying partly in ! 3 > r. 9
X. f. and measuring in T. >, 81 olpJ acres
and in r. l67 $500 acres making total Of of9 6'lD acres
,ccnrlng 10 Dian Iou H. Pie, CITY Survey the
dimensions being from plan By VIM j. Mccullough, u
= Sury, erul.
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT *
Tmbeed Land in the Parish of lbcyle close to the Nc
Donoi landa
BY J. B. WALTON,

AUCrlONEER--Ufhce, To Bank Place.
HIGHLY valuable tract of land adljOin.
"a the MeDonough lands late the proper! Of the city Of
Baltimore Section No. 30 in Township H. Range IS
East, containing 63S 80. 100 acres.
This considered Of the valuable In the State
only the quantity of cypress and other timber
which contains, but for the admirable quality of its SOIL
Bank Place. eff If
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Lands In the Parish of Assumption.

All the right title and interest the city Orleans
acquired from The Of John MeDoneEh wi'hgn,
nASD situated in the Parish Assumption the Canal which
leads from the ayon aloIchs to Lake and DESIGNATED
sions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough: United
States surveyorencr" as composed of the following divisions
No, ls4 containing 2o2 9 100 acres.
No. 1876 containing 269 p 100 acres.
MS. ia, f.
AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND in the Parish of Assunp
ton Of about ~ arpen from the Bayou laorche
no o. according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Sur
GSs e tns% Suites sS rssy anS s.
"eTs, s roc Of land is situated Immediately in the rear of ne
plantation now, formerly belonging A. Toilet and only
10 arpcnts from the Mississippi river is said 10 be high land
and Of considerable value.
ALARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in the parish of
f. HSG .N 6syG ." f a
ing ie1o a INV Of e ma 20 RA wn o ny
plan by VIM j. Mccullough, United States Surveyor General
Lot No being s. quarter section 49, contains l5o 21oo
Lot No being quarter of section A. contains $50 20 100
Lot No Sis the N W quarter of section i6, and
16I - 100
No. Ais the +. quarter of section 49, and contains 64 % 100
No is The quarter of section l6 and contains G7 % 100
No the W Of section 49, and contains, G7 % 100
acres, making total of 9S5 6Ooo acres.
This property located Immediately in the of the
the Bayou latourche and is esteemed
very valuable both for its fine timber and for agricultural pr
poses.
Lands in the Parishes of St. Landry and
Calcnsicu.
LARGE BODY OF LAND, situated partly in the Parish
Landry and partly in the Parish of Calcaeu lying the
sides of the Bayou Nea Piqut in T. s. X. w
S. r. W.. and composed of the following divisions
according plan drawn by lous H. Pile City Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough L.
| Surveyor General
Sec q contains. li43 AZ 100 acres
Sec. AZ contains. 1878 Sl00
| Making the total area. 3-lV
sa-TERMS AND CONDITl0NS-Oneff, cash, and III,
credit OF three and four in the
of the purchasers made payable the Citizens Bank Of ois
by special mortgage the property sold with nj
the vendors privileges and the clause of nonaenando sui,
date until maturity and to bear satisfactory city endorsement
required by the Finance Committees of the Common Council
herein acting the Board the McDono
School Fund In case Of of of the notes
maturity, those unpaid will bear interest maturity til
rate of cent annlm until fully paid This
ton will not be construed authorize any DELAY in
payment of the notes at maturity.
ion expense and they will required 10 comm
with the and conditions of sale,
fifteen days from the day of SALE and in any of DELAY
neglect their part, the property purchased by them
advertised and sold for their account and risk without furtht
notice. of legal default.
expense Of the purchasers. die
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The above described lands lie partly in the following town
hips viz l5 $. r. 10 Il, Is II and Is y r. ~ e.
and secondly land designated the plan No
situated In the of the land formerly belonging to jean
Bspiste Guedry composed Of about 800 said tract
commencing arpen from the Bayou atourche aud being
in r. Is S. II, Is Il.
The opelousas Railroad entirely through No Of the
above and touches No last described the
line where il adons the lands formerly of Guedry
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PAR J. B. WALTON,

Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
Il can't hd i lsaarse s. Chae q s jour saivans 81
Par ordre pour copte dc la vile de la Nouvee Orleans
p@cera Ia paaus sans r. | ct %s dg
Orleans de John McDonogh, dteeda, SAVIOR
Terrains dams la Parroissc d'Orleans.
.yN MoRCEAC DE TERRE, Giant parts dams la paroisse
1eson sur la rive dro,e ID cve Msppi Ct fonan parie
ase % i Nas stg ca s
en- han, par Ia plantation e. deyant apparienan Prosper
oa 5rass eqae m"rsean dc e1e est compose ro diner
III p RGS E s It ds s n sn END a9s e %, na
par VIM Mccullough voyer general dea Etats Cns CONNIE
suit, SAVIOR:
UNE CERTAINE EsPACE DE TERRE Giant dams Ia
parosse dorlesns gurant lie plan cdessns mentonnd
pssa @ @ No. Il g. 4 DIP plano
ng es de face Amsricane) Ia riyiore Mississpp
De la plantation, ct cideyant appar,enant Hoa
ers. de quaan arpents ellie JOINT lot
Eft DErx ,MoRGEAux on PORTIONS DE TERRE,
Giant dams le parosses doreans Jefferson Plaque
S Z %s%s s% . i,
fgenr entiee plantation edevan apparfenans Pierre
Gazea aanse e9d d. haut Dc Ia panaiain 9a
dams oS 'ss
{ Fond Gs 1T, = Is sn que e Bssoa
sues &c a par ss' A'
leans ia ye droe da neuve Ms;sspp formap. psr,ie ds
plantation Cazelar, des1gneS
plan dess6 par Louis H. Pile de la yile les
prss dan plan Nm san h @
arpen lie mississippi profondeur
de 40 arpents
Chacm lots congus ct formant lason
par haut lie No. bas par No. Il lie
dit plan. Ce terains haut la terre tres fertile
ben stut residence de Champagne ct pour
lie jardinage
UNE CERTAINE PIECE DE TERRE, sue dams la pa
ORLEANS desnte par lie No contenant 10 81 100 acres
no % dn Township No H. angte No. y est
plan dresss Louis H. Pile de Ia VILE, les
dimensions tan prise dun plan de Vim. j. Mccullough, yoyer
general des Etats Unis.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE, sur Ia rive ganche du feuye
Mississippi bas de Ia vile de la Nouvee Orleans dtgns
100 80 100 ct Giant parte dams lie.
Nos q 81 du township No u range No y est scion
I'm par Louis H. Pile de la VILE les dimen
sons prise plan de VIM j. Mccullough
des Etats Cnis.
Terrain da ms la ParOisse St. Bernard.
UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE sur la rive gauche
du nye Mississippi dtsiga par lie No contenan ~ 1900
acres la section No. D. scion plan desse par
Louis II Pile de la Vile les dimensions Giant prise un
plan de VIM j. Mccullough general des Etats Uns
de conigu Ia froniere entire les
dOrleans Giant enforcement dams la
parose Bernard, contigu dc terre cdessus
| dtctt, no. 8 dams la paroissa dOreins
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ice of INV profession be found my Office, No. 10
Camp street. a, a, ,ryNor nc
mylS ly Al H. hEA-'oiib''
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Terres dams la Paroisse de st. Charles.

TN MORCEAU DE TERRE siut dams In paroisse de ST.
Charles environ r0s lenes de long face
DIES Aemands Bayou au Prince NOR, arpent
pf0onder sur les dts byous commencant Petit Lac DIES
hemands ct long DIES dts ayous usnax
de NJ Michel Ierngue, de Femboucie dn Lac Ouacla.
La dit moroccan de terre 25 81 100 arpens
roaa des divisions suya scion plan ess6 par Louis
File voyer de la Vile les dimensions etat prizes dun plan
dresse VIM j. Mccullough arpeneur general dies Flats
Uns:
Section 80 dams lie r. IT, r. s. 20 f. content l2 5UO ar
penis.
Section 80 dams lie T. 15 r. s. q f. content q 800 apents
Section 80 dams lie L. 5 r. 81 u E. coatien 81 ljU1
penis.
Section Al dams lie T. 49, r. s. q E. content A 81 100 ar
uenIg
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A good story is told of Baron P, who, when
once visiting penal institution, inspected the
treadmill with the rest and being practically dis
posed, the learned judge philanthropicaly trusted
himself upon the treads desiring the warden to set
it in motion. The machine was accordingly ad-
justed, and his lordshp began to lift his feet. In
it, and called to be released, but this was not so
easy. please, my lord,H said the man, "you
can't get off It's set for twenty minutes, that's
the shortest time we can make it go.n So the
the stocks except that he was obliged to keep
knowing on I" until his " term expired"
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A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on the right banl
Of the Bayou Baaia and composed Of the following section
and nnrts sections according plan drawn by louis II
e CITY Surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan b.
Vim J. Mccullough L. s. Surveyor General dated 18th April
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH.
UNREsERyED CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated in the Parishes of ST. james, Ascension and Living
ston, for of the city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Office, 10 Bank Place
MONDAY, January 23, 1850, at 12 o'clock
l NJ, a the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, Immediately pre-
cen The great sale of lands acquired by the city Of New Or
the Estate of John McDonogh deceased will be
sold
All the right title and interest of the city of New Orleans,
acquired from the OF John Mconogh without
r,y whatever, tract of land situated in the Parish of
Livingston in Townships and 10, s., r. and f., being
bounded the side the river by the lower line of the
William Conway claim and conflicting with the sad claim said
tract being all that part of the claim Of John Mconogh, Jr
Co. 46 of the Register and Receivers Report of Novel
10Th 1916 lies behind and north of the lower line of the
William Conway claim
q All the right title and interest of the city of New Orleans
acquired from The of John Mconogh, without any
ranty whatever in and claim the undivided third Of
rac of in the Parishes of St. James, Ascension and v
ngson adjoining and lying below of the above described
tract Situated in Townships 10 and H. ST. II. and f.
commencing distance of 40 arpens from the Mississippi
river running back being the land covered by claim
he above claims sold subject 10 contract passed
before +. Bony Notary Public BY which the city Of New
Orleans transferred undivided half thereof legal counsel
who undertook prosecute and establish the same
N4y-TERNS-Cnsh. DIG
PROPHECIES DE FEuJOHN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SANS
compliant de tcs de terres utes dams les
st. jacques, Ascension ct Livingston pour lie comp
de la vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encaneur de Ia vile,
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ns-TERMES Eft C0NDITIONS-Un.ci nqueme compliant
ct balance credit trois ans, bill
lets des acaeurs payabes la Baque dss Citoyens de la
Louisiana hypolhe4ue special Ia propriatd
due les privileges du vendenr ct In clause de non
aenando les dts bes porterot nliet au tank de cent
mar an jsu anrit, ct devront ere endosst 81
quis par Com dies Finances du Gonse Comnn asssant
CONNIE Board Commissares du Ponds Ecoe McDonogh
En- cas- Placement daucun DIES dts bes manritt,
non pages poeron intret uritt talN de Spour cent
mar an iuuua parfa Cette dernere condition
pas de nanere rearder lie Placement dacun des
billets maturit6.
ELes acqureus metteront possession leurs popes
frn requ deux de conormcr termes ct
dnrs de ciesus menonnts dams qunze jonis di
Jour dc dtla negligence de leuis
part In proprtG ncqus sera anonce ct veI pour
eur prop compe qu aIcun autre avis de dtfaut
legal. -
d pardevans E. FoF,sr nosrs dc la VILE
rails des ac9uSrsurs