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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

NJEw SONGS. just published tbs year,
IN Gn0bes Piano lnstrnetOT-jcst Out-prOurrueei
the hest In use;
New assortm. ut Port Moneys and Pocket WALTZ, +,
A complete stock OF t8um Combs,
Watch Gunrds-NeW Styles-veTy Ere.
A Fta0 EOZs Of the ola SsOrE Of VAL Paper slit On
huud-Eor sale very lOU;
SpTnl. Fape Measures Ladies' Carriers, Tx E-lser,
travelling Tooth Brushes Gold and Silver Braid, la
Pins, Gum Cord, Lifting S7Iutilrs.
ie3 Just received By Express. PAYNR Co
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Charles London Cordial Gin.

TAsTEbEss WORM PoWDERll
VIII destroy worms alWays.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Best Vermifuge known.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
y Children like to take It.
Never known to fail n S>'Haf nHTVnER-
pASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Can't do without them in nv family
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
VIII do what say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Sold over 5000 bottles last year
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Physicians prescribe It
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled seventy worms from John Mobiles child
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled sixty worms from Asa Ross's child
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled thrty-three worms nom Jas p Wilson's child
Prepared only by LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHPID
@I'<A Wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

TIE GAME OF TIE CONTINENTAL PowERs.-
| A curious witticiSln has been revived by Paris
paper, recently. 1t is contained in pamphlet
published in 1895, entitled ga Game of Card"
Trance was thon, MS now, allied to Piedmont,
sovcrelgns OF Europe urv-;re,f. ,AuStrin- The
aronnd table and indulging in n game OF
lP1quet The following dialogue takes place be-
TRANSCRIPTION mel it's my time to play.
Piedmont count qunt and fourteen, but
lose the point.
Austria-What an awful hand have gotl
am afraid Of AN attack with clubs.
Germany would like to know the cards at
the bottom of the pack.
| Prussia will merely look on.
Russia--And so will |.
Italy-I want a card.
Spnin-My queen is well guarded; III wait
for your play.
Portugal pass.
Turkcy-I've played enough.
Switzerland-I can play anything, provided
the cards are paid for.
The appropriateness OF the above to present
events and persons will readily be perceived.
FROM a readable column which we have Just
finished, we make the three following extracts:
Wise men and handsome women have always
been in great demand. Yet the supply of the
latter is much the larger. Reason why-they
arc far more quickly appreciated. Beauty is
more praised than wisdom, and accordingly
finds a better market.
Sad, but SO.
The ways to the heart are diverse. The heart
of n woman is to be reached through the eye or
the ear; but mans heart, according to Napo-
Icon, is best approached through the stomach.
Vulgar, but true.
Women are averso to argument, as men arc to
sentiment If you want to puzzle a woman
give her proposition in logic. If you want to
worry man ply him with sentimental rctiec.
tons. Religion and sorrow are the only things
that place the sexes on level. On other
grounds, the one is always above or below the
other.
In this also the Court concurs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
NOTICE.

LII psrSons who have Subscribed 70 The Capita stock
tieI tat time paying the same has eEpt[Sd ana
thn All ghscrlptiors by the LIST OF Jul6 Uh
be placed In the hands CALDWELL Es, for collection
amer that date. By order Of the Trustees
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New Advertisements.
Maannio Maeting.

Special, meeting ofWhealingI Lodge No. AS A. Y ~,
a vim Be held thsIodge Roam tbs Euesdayl
al O'Clock Members requested % attsnd
at the hour, Usia WI BATES. MasIer.--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

UrAn is quiet-the Dessrst Re,os Of the esth
ult. says most of the people are busily engaged
in agricultural pursuits, gardening, etc. There
is not money enough in circulation to keep up
rowdyism, as those who are thus inclined can.
not pay for the requisite amount of liquor to
make them brave aud boisterous, consequently
there is not so much business for policemen and
magistrates as there was during the winter"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

In the late card of John Minor Bolts, in answer
o the scurrillous editorial of o. Jennings Wise,
there occurs characteristic passage: The young
man Wise, says Bolts, has had as little oppor-
tunity of knowing anything of his private char
acter, domestic habits, tastes and disposition,
moral and social qualities, pecuniary means and
obligations, as he (Botts) had ''Of those of the
Emperor Alexander, of whom, when was in
RUSSIA, saw quite as much, had as free access
to, and heard great deal more of. than this
young man has seen, had to, or heard of me-"
This passage particularly, arrests the atten'
ton of the Cincinnati Commercial, which re-
marks that herein we see the greatness of Bolts,
AS Bolts TO the Emperor of Russia, SO is Young
Wise to Bolts. The problem of personal great
ness is thus reduced to sum in the single rule
of three. Multiply Bolts by the Gear, and d.
vide by Wise, and you have it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

A writer in the Philadelphia Press is very
severe upon Pccolomni for stepping out" on
her landlord. She left these hospitnble shores
in such paroxysm of grief that her memory
was afected-indeed, so much inspired that
she actually forgot to pay her months board at
the Everett House in New York. Considering
that she carried away with her, as the fruits of
seven months playing at opera singing in this
country, about $4,000, the Press thinks it
her hotel BILL The amount IS sad u bS @a son e!
where about $1,000 Her estfmablc family
were fond of good eating, and took their wine
ms if they had never heard of Cough and the
Maine Liquor Law. That ilustrlous patrcian,
her mother, "the Countess" in business in
terview which VIC had with the family at Cleve-
land, certainly looked as il she did not listlain
creature comforts. Nor, indeed, did any of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

AN .toycrIand" letter from Greeley, who is
now en- route for California, appears in the last
New York Tribune, written from "Station
number 9, Pipe Creek, on the plains" As the
comforts of civilized life fade away, one by one,
from the optics of the white coated philosopher,
he takes it quite coolly and genially, as this
concluding extract from his letter will Attest
I believe / have now desceded the ladder OF
artificial life nearly to its lowest round. Ii the
Cheyennes-thirty of whom stopped the last
Exnress down on the route we must traverse,
and tried to beg or steal from it-should see tit
to capture and strip US, we should of course
have further experience in the same line; but
for the present the progress have made during
the last fortnight toward the primitive simplicity
of human existence may be roughly noted thus:
May -Chicago-Chocolnte and morning
newspapers last seen on the breakfast table.
23I-Lcavenworth.- Room-bells and baths
make their last appearance.
Observation-Disclosures and Washoowls
Gothcr than TIM last visible. Barber ditto.
Observation-Disclosures and eggs last
recognized among the blessings that "brighten
as thew take their flight" Chairs ditto.
97t6-Junction Gity-Last visitation of q
boot-black, with dissolying views of board
bedroom Chairs bid US good by.
28th-Pipe Breck-Benches for seats at meals
have disappeared, giving place to bags and box
es. We 1.-TWO passengers of scrlobhnS tnrhl
write our letters in the express wagon that has
horne us by day and must supply us lodgings
for the night. Thunder and lightning from both
south and west give strong promise Oh snow.
or before morning. Dubious looks at several
holes in the canvass covering of the wagon
Orr trust is in buoyant hearts aid an India
rubber blanket. Good night ii. q. {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

WE notice that Frank H. Alfriend, of Rich
nond, is to deliver the grafton before the Philo.
lnathean Literary Society Of William and Mary
College on the 4th Of July next. Mr.. Alfrienl
was the Richmond correspondent of the lntelLi-
gencer during the last session of the Legislature,
and, though quite young, is one of the most
accomplished scholars and promising young
men in the State. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

In the Supreme Court of New York writ of
habeas corpus made rcturnable, produced the
body=of a youth of eighteen summers, who was
claimed as the husband of Rebecca A. Deshler.
According to her petition, he had been enlisted
in the Navy against his will, two hours after
his marriage, by cruel father. On being in
terrogated by the Judge, the husband stated
that he preferred remaining on board tho ship
with his captain to returning to the privacy Of
his home with his WIFE That since he had
been yoked in the double traces oFernatrimony,
he had reflected upon his position, and conclu-
dcd, while he had the chance, that BE would
travel in single harness. He had never author
lied his cora sposa of two hours to seek his lib
crty. Under these circumstances, the Court
dismissed the writ, and the husband with an
air of quiet resignation, went back to his ship.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14


Mr., BucuANAN, we see, by the printed report
of his remarks to the young gentlemen of Cha
pei Hill University, South Carolina, said that
The great curse of our country, which has
involved. so many in crime, is drunkenness. 1t
as more dreadful than the pestilence, than the
gelloto feUer, than the plague, than all the ca
Ianities that oisit anan.
Now, we presume that the "old Chief" as
Bill Montgomery styled him, had no idea of re.
tarding the sale of Enoch South's Washington
County whisky, which has done great deal for
qthe temperance cause. and which Bill Mont
gomery considered as the most acceptable treat
that he could present the "old Chief"
We fear old Buck has undergone change on
the. whisky question like what Forney said he
did on Lecompton. 1t is funny enough to read
such words from man who has his certificate
published in every paper in the country in con
uection with prominent liquor house in Pitts
burgb.
The world is pretty well apprized of the fact
that Mr. Buchanan drinks more than contributes
TO his health,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

AN English paper says that Sir William Ma
pier, the eminent Historian of the Peninsular
War, who is now dangerously i'll, and in an ad-
vanced period of life, had predicted, some time
ago, from consideration of the condition of
Italy and the comparative position of the com.
batants, that the attack upon the Austrian right,
bywhich Garibaldi Established himselfin Lombar-
dy, and has cut off his opponents from using the
Splugeon Pass. was the particular move, in the
great game of war, which should be made, ex-
actly at the very time.
OF lofty stature, strong frame, brave heart,
and generous spirit, Garibnldi is said to be the
best guerilla leader now in Europe. The value
of his services and example. in Lombardy and
Piedmont, at this crisis is incaIcuIaLIe.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIs PACK ETs.

MEMPHIs PACKETS.
liz = MEMPHIS PACKET IT,
Line. g. NAIL. -
o = R "A X 4 n q II MT.
| Prompt Regular and Renabfey
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
s:s:!ss e. e: A' SUNNI. 4
iii s:, J. H. s,ss Al. a'
ss'y pa = All T.. sls ?ss 81
ss i s:pi it, s. III " Aasssl. MASTER
July Ssh Aug 81 ia I'd si s.s, ss; ~ mssssr
CHOICE OF ROUTES rRoH xKnPTiis 1''-''
| EAST 1ESi' - NORTH,
And continuous Railway connections 6roesA - 1S.s
NEW YORK, rHrL1 ID kHntPfsaas e sAIrnorr
ETsssn
ssI @. train :ss msnp.
THE GREAT HORTHEHN ROUTE.
- IS {; & IS
ST. Fl t9grs suE ESTsy Hix1Hs SsE 4a
- Express trains leave Memphis morning and evening"
ss z
BsFsage checked through from Memphis, and charge
A0-Tickes good for any length Of time.
rorfreght or passage, and through tickets, apply
j. H. FRELlGH General Agent
Memphis Packet Once, St. Charles Hotel, left wing.
WIN INsLEE, Passenger Agent. aB
Leaves FRIDAY. August Is, asP.M
r. - M< MPaIS ANDNE W ORLEANS
l791Ikt Packet Line United States Nail Packet
For Memphis and the Bends The hne and
is sss, splendid steamer 9aPldes, B. =. Perry,
ne foot Of God street. For freight passage apply on
board, erto 'r'' =
J.H. FRELIGH,
Memphis Packet Once under the ST. Charles Hotel
line connects Napoleon with regular packets 70,
the Arkansas and White Memphis with he "a.
perior packets for st. Lonis and Louisville.
Aoams ExnIess carried regularly BY this limo. an17
Leaves on MONDAY, 18th instant. at o'clock, Pm.
United States Mail Packet.
.N.6s - - 81 MP HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
splendid 6rst-class packet steamer AlIce VI.
ylan Capt Sam Abes. receive frcight the fot Of
street, and WILLIS For freight or nassaea
ONCE under the st. Charles Hctel.
Line connects Napoleon regular lar
and White rivers and Mephia With superior
Express carried regularly By this Linz ana
Leave. e, n wEgSEsDAY, 80. inst asP.M
the Bends-The frst class psssenrsr stssrs,
Messem8er, Capt W. Miller receive freight II the
loot OF Grod street, and will leave For freight q
J.H. FRELIaH,
ONCE under the st. Charles HoteI
This line connects Napoleon regular packefs for
ne sno Arkansss rivers, and at Memphis with superior
Express carried regularly by this line au3S
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ALTAR AS.

IT, ~ Y. .. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs.
Daily, in connection with the N. O., o. q,
k.aSnEzh W. Railroad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hlne
Atkinson MASTER bnit expressly for passengers light
freight will with the 0peouas Railroad leaving
wieks Bay daily for Patersonse Centervle franklin
and will extend her trips Tuesdays and Saur
days Charenton eanueretts New Town. Connecting
the latter place with fonhose mail coaches for S. Martin
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opelousns Washington
Rusnng time from New Orleans washington twenty Al.
hours, bling the quickest Travelled ' ~
As the T. D. Hine leaves the day sa ofrs hats,
facility for delivering upreght than the trade or
shippers will please name the boat their ORGY receipts
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sHERIFFS SALES.

Sixth DISTRICT couRr 1R. 3. CLARKE x HIS CREDIT
- q EsT O,Isnns PICTON--No 74c5.
X svlHLUE OF and In obedience to an
ofGef q sale rendered August 26tb 1852 direct
"a q the honorable the Sixth Drict Conof New Orleans
IN W. above entitled matter will proceed sell public
on the premises Poydras street. 49, (old nuer)
,sliCt q ta city on TUESDAY, September 6h 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-26

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
Department-The Annual Course Of Lectures in his De-.
partment will MONDAY November il 1855 and
Will terminate in the ensuing March, - ' ~
JAMES JONES, NJ D. Professor of Practice of Medicine
=; II R RH S NJ p Professor of Chemistry
4; e; CEEAs n; p, Professor of Obstetrics
GuSJAyuS A. MOTT NJ. d. Professor of Msters Medica
T;G RICHARDSON. NJ. D, Professor of Anatomy
thology. - ''s' anu 1 d.
S. i. CHAlLLE. M. D., and W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D.. De.
monstrators Of Anatomy. " " ~
in October. ~ ~ u 'ionuay
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital ~ e'' VI 'he
The accompany the Professors 10 their visits and
II re CT expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
10 the Course delivered daily In
" Aphitheater OF the Hospital LIST Of October on
Clinical Medicine and Surgery other subjects without any
chRrge tottudents THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrations of the Charity Hospital elect annually
IN APRIL fourteen Resident Students are maintained by
'uo 'nsli'u'ion' jy2 tnol
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PHILADELP HIA.

-kER FOR PHILADELPHsA-R REGULAR
H%A PACKET Line-The Al fast sailing bark AuEu~
Nal&6Lynch, master having norton Of her cargo
board will have quick dispatch For balance Of freight
sage, apply to GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.. ri
Rul7 81 Camp strsek-
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& " B1HAMk S gI,HSss STREET. sTEAn. BOILER

q ,BARQNNE STREET STEAM BOILER
%Ahree rinutes walk from the St. Charles Hotel Only
W The undersigned having largely increased Lis work
shops, and having all the facilities Is now prepared 10
OIL orders for description Of BOILERS time ard
a. low rates a they can be had shop the or i'm
Always hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS from 20 to
~ feet long. and ~ inchea diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS 80 a. A and ss has diar,.
ter, and various lengths. " ' W ~
hand, " ''sN' '>'' ~ so'''AA.i'
ship. ~ ' D" " "o WI Ahinn
Parties wishing to purchase Boilers plantations steam
themselves. ina lySWi n u FnWT fcgs 1''
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. UNITED STATES

H. = UNITED STATES 49,
= MAIL LINE To vIcKsBURa.
SATURDAY, at S O'Clock p. NJ,
The magnificent U: 8. Mall packet Natchex, Capt.
r beaherS will leave for Donaldsonvile, Paqusmins
baton hcuge Fort Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph
O'Clock P. M. $50 >' ~
The steamer EATCHEz coanects at vicksburg with
me steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight ali andings
on nth he lazoo river IS high up Greenwood.
The above splendid will her regu.
lar day without fail At the hour appointed All business en-.
to her care win be promptly and faithfully
SGn s money swsy other yansbss unless
ana me freight for vauables deposited with the
clerk ~ the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board.
- VIRGINlUS G. DENTZEI,
yel5 Advertising Agent.
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from TX to 30 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS from - feet to 80 feet diameter,
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter
Lea / Lesyitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and frames Norcross Rocker Boxes and
stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Dossale Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
straub's Iron Frame and FLOUR MILLS from Ia to
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, TX, and IL inches In
diameter by IL long, geare either horse or steam
power.
sHAFTINa, COUPLINGS, PuLLIEs, STANDS. HANG
ERS and Boxes of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in dia,,etsr and from
l6 TO 50 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to u inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all Sizes
An assortment Of all the above ar.iclas anaro In
store ready for delivery shortest notice and for
the most favorable terms and at the loves. prices
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be sent to anv address
By mail. NNN's'
g. H. GILMAN,
- Ivy anu ~ ttraFier street. New Orleans
CORES, c e RE-. s,
so :. Fine Regulars
For sale by s. D. GRATIAA L CO..
Ell ~ Customhonse street
MOSS. MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS put mp fer market Fine Moss, cnr,oa
HAIR and Gotten MATRESsEs.
Also, EEATHERS-in lots salt.
CAMPBELL L CO.,
MRS. g. cAIsoL ,I-.Teacher of PIANO FORTE
W and sEN6INa-st. Andrew street, third door west Of
Masszlhe. aus In
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Leaves on SATURDAY 9th inst, atl2M.
~ - FOR ST. LOUIS. CAPE GIRAR-
lEAl3Sk dean. Prices Landing, Cairo, Hickman, New
Madrid, Memphis and all intermediate landings.
The splendid reguar swift running packet
For freight passage apply on board
A- The Kennett will lake freight for Memphis Hickman,
New Madrid Columbus Cairo NIL int mediate landings
VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL,
, auA Advertising Agent
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aul6 10 90 26 81 Sheriff de la Paroisse d,orisan,

Of New Orleans. cRoCKER--No i4,sa2.
y der of sale rendered August 1855 and TO me directed
by the Honorable the Second District New Orleans
the above entitled matter will proceed sell at public auc
ton at the City Hotel Common street between Camp
at IL O'clock M. for account Of said succession
CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, situated in
the parish Of Livingston State of Louisiana described al
follows Lot No Of section No. 2 township SOUTH Of range
east and south wst quarter of the quarter of
on No. 3 in township No. south range No. east con
tanning ~ and 80 Receivers receipt No 1850
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND susted in
me parish OF Livingston State of Louisiana described
follows The north quarter of north quarter Of
ton NO. l. 10 township No. of range No. east containing
Greensburg Land District ale " ~
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
DEgxIExE Coua DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE LOUISA
de Ia Nonvelle Orleans. ! CROCKER-No l4ss2
FNVERTU DUN ordre de vente renaW lie 1
daddt 1859 moi adresse par Honorable Deuxisme Cour
pToeederai lie vENDREDI, de eptembre 1889 midi 4
lH6tel de la Cite de Ia Commune rues du Camp
ct Magasins pour compe de la dte
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE sise en- la ma.
ross de Eta de la Louisiana don't description
suit: lie lot No de section No township sud- de rsngee
township Nc sud- de rangee MOI est oontenant 10 100
ans quill sppert du No $3.50 u bureau es
De Sresnshurg, depose en- mon BUREAU
UNE CERTAINE PokTION DE TERRE, sise en- la pa
suit lie quart du quart nord de section No
dsns lie township MOI de rangee No est 40
acres ami a appert du recu du bureau des
S5nrE, depose en- mon bureau
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de rehabilitation
Z. T. PARKER.
-- aus !. 20 81 > shsrlL de ~ Paroisse d'Orleans
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
LEGAL NOTICES.

eo ,s s0SN HIoKEy sesssssa % WIZ e. J. n.
NoTfiicE Is Hereby sIxen e t$ is3 creditors of
s days #
hey have G n Why hs BY
distributed in aecord,ncs Herewith. 'As ''''''
f. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DruxrHAz cOuH DE DISTRICT 1sgcSeEssIoM DE MARaA-
Nouvele Orleans dse de j. Bnaee eo 1857
A
publication pour esquees IL compte
par Ta,sHr Nsare ssra point
Par ordrs de la cour.
anl7 % 20 =. MICHoT. Dspute GreAier.
SECOND DISTRICT oouRre sucCEssIoN OF THOMAS T.
Of :. hsI { ORLEANS HisGiN BoTIAM-No. o: ISL
w ed the Court for Letters Of Admins the vacant
estate of the late Thomas Hggnbotha deceased
Notice hereby given all whom it may concern, to show
SHOULD on, dl not be Ss g ,rl ted.
E. MICHoF Deputy Clerk
G9gs Pc
s alo que d Dnxi d a .MmIe presete
minislrasn y Succession vacsnte de feu Thomas Hgsn-
Avis present que celia peu coz.
dadgiFe sous dix Gnrs les raissns
anl7 q g F. MIonoT, Dspute erefier.
sFcosp OF
NOTICE Is hereby given to the CT editors Of
~ this and to MI other herein Interested
to show within days from the notification
any they have why the account presented BY
Administrative of this estate should not be
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court
L. M1CHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Of
A Wis est par ie present donne aux cream
~ ciers Ia susite succession, ct autres
que celia peu davoir deduire sous dix
ous daer de In publication les pour
Guees lie compile presente Pdnins de la ditto
succession seit point appIouye ct hnoegpe
entire SEES mains repartiS eoutormement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
aus26 80 septi z. MICHOT, Depute Grenier
pOl.TS NUTS ctc.-Ioa kegs assorted sizes in store
~ and for sale by q. L. KOUNS h BROS,
Front street,
mI1 tol opposite Canal straet Ferry,
ExCiANGE On HAVANA. FOR SALE IN SUMS
- u sun, BY BARELI.I Il CO.,
N'V Il 81 Common street.