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DIR. AYERS
Throat and lung Institute,
No. aowast, 4th ST., Gin, o.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN THE CURE OF
THROAT DISEASES, CATARRH 8
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
By Means Of Medicated inhalation

]
THE Institute is daily thronged by per-
l. sons who have suffered alike from various dis
cases. and the barbarties of the old school OF prac
tice Dr; Aver has no occasion to speak of his emf
IL is enough to say he is the founder of AIedieated
Inhalation, and neYerfails to or greatly benc
ut any case he undertakes. He has liberty to refer
to clergymen ond Others of the highest reBpectabii
| done for themn
! Dr. Aver, (who, by the way, is permanent resi-
dent of Clncinnatl,l saysi is my hrm belief that
II the forty thousand who are detained to die of
pulmonary disease In the Western States within the
next twelve months, be put on a system of inhaIa-
tion judiciously adminisi tered thirty thousand of
them would remain comfort their friends for many
years. II is also my opinion that thousands are
fastened to their graves by so-ealled ''remedies
swallowed into the stomach.
The Curative VapoI is conveyed directly into all
the air passagea OF the lungs where the disease is
not into the stomach, where it ID not.
The earliest indication Of Consumption is an ir-
ritation Of the throat and bronohieatubes. OF the
thousands thatdie annually of Consumption there
IL not one instance 70 be produced where the disease
commenced IN the lungs u is quite the opposite
The wasting and decay of the human body have
their origin IN the traehea, larynX aud Rsophagus
Boar IN mind, these great and new remedies are
NOT patent medicines, ana can only be obtained OF
DR.. Aver.
Dr. Aver elfectually and permanently cures Ca
tarTh and furnishes prompt and reliable cure for
TINS disease which all can use for themselves,
wherever they may be. Dr. Ayers Cough 1Cofdlalh
Is sure remedy for the worst cough. Who can be
SO rash, SO preudeed so unjust to their ieads and
" hAlNtb anu Comfort 70 hcgl-
tate, whcn timely application will restore TO heaIth
ana ward OF hopeless illness and untimely DEATH
Gail in season while there is hope.
Where 1t Is Impossible for parties to visit and re-
main under my Treatment the may write az fun a
history Of their case os possible, ana Will send per
express 70 any part Of the country such medicines
az ere desired,
UPON RECEIPT or FIVE DOLLARS,
will send written opinion respecting any case
submitted 70 me, and also package Of medicine. In
such oaaes the writer should give as full history
ana description Of the case as possible. Address,
I w AVER, M. D.
surgeon and Physician, "Throat and Lung Institute,
Cincinnati. ianiT
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No. 1882.
superi rCourt Of AaOntgomery County
Ohio. ~
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Herbert s. Williams, vs Warren Warner
and othera

MASTER COMMISSIONER SALE.
Herbert s. Williams, vs Warren Warner
and others
PURSUANT TO an order of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, 10 me a.
reeted Will sell At public auction at the door of the
CodEt House, In the city Of Dayton in said count
Of Montgomery, on "a
Saturday, April, 80, 1859,
between the hours of and o'cock p ~. the follow
ing lands and tenements; situate in the county OF
Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, in the south -east
quarter OF section number Ave, town one, range ak
east &c, and described fOllowsi Beglnnfngo on the
south line OF said secton at the southwest corner
Of John Hlveley's nine acre lot; thence ~ az ii w
forty-eight poles to said Hiveleyis N. w. corner,
thence $. s6Ae w. 1871 poles 10 stone; thence s.
tK E.torty-seven and elghty-hve hundredths poles
TO the south line OF said section; thence NJ HGe ~
1857 poles TO the place OF beginning
Appraised at $780, and cannot be sold for less than
Cash. '-1'
Said lot contains Eve acres with house and other
improvements thereon; is situated IN the Miami
bottom, mile south OF Greenoastle, and miles
southwest Of Dayton is rich SOIL and excellent for
gardening. JOHN SCOTT,
Master Commissioner
of superior Court of Montgomery county, ohio.
BoLTiN BELyiLLE, Att'ys. for Plh.
mh26-daWts H.
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WHAT CREDIT CosTs.--A New York
journal traces credit through its windings
and creyices, and thus shows how much is
paid for it by the people, He takes the ar
ticle of tea familiar to us all. A credit on
London at on expense of 3 per cent; the tea
shipped to New York is sold by the im-
porter at six months credit, equal to 81, and
a guarantee of "a per cent Follow it in the
hands of the jobber who supplies the re.
taller A credit giyen-say equal to 81 per
cent, and q guarantee 1t is now in the
hands of the retailer. Expecting to lose
portion of his sales, he puts on from to
100 per cent, as a guarantee against such
loSs-in all making sum equal to 20 per
cent upon the industry of the country
Why should he who pays subject himself to
this extra charge; simply to pay for him who
does not pay2 And thus labor is taxed for
the benefit of the delaulter, the speculator
the gambler, the politician, the drunkard,
the spendthrift, the idler, the vicious, the
thief and the blackgaard. Now suppose we
who pay buy for cash, would we not save
large portion of this expense2 The limita,
ton Of credit would drive the idle to work /;
and the reform is needed, especially in the
smaller transactions Of life.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
Farms.

OH ACRES in illinois, miles from Sum.
y L L ner, on the o. h Nj. r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber OF good quality,
deep, rich, alluvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
ises, convenient out-houses, and in the midst of a
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price of sI2 per
acre, being much less than Its value. For sale by
CHAS, Il. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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Corned Beef.

A NICE article for sale cheap at the Patent Pre-.
n aervatory, Eastern Market House.
apr6 SLOWER & PFLAUM.
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CITY PROPERTY.

TUE large new Brick Dwelling House,
Il built by Henry Kimes, corner st. Clair and Wa
ter streets. The House Is very eommodious; fur
nshed with the necessary oonveninoes and appllan-
ees for comfort, and furnished Handsomely IN the
modern style win be sold very low for cssh and
easy payments, on application TO
CaAS. Il. CLARKE,
mh23 Real and General Estate Agent, Sd 81.
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The Laymans Association of the NJ.
Church.

We copy from the Cincinnati papers the
following extract ofa report submitted by
II. Elliott, Esq, of this city, on behalf of a
majority of the Committee, on the subject
of appointing effective preachers to Editors
ships, Agencies, and Professorships &c. 1t
will be read with interest by many of our
readers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
Bird Cages & Wire Goods
LANGD0NS HARDWARE sqoRE

PINE Imported Tin Cages, Fine Painted
Wood, do, Moeking and Red Bird do, Cheese
safes, squirrel Cages, Wire Grdrons, Dog Muzzles,
Bread ToaAtersi Egg Whisps, ETC.. etc. Lime and
sand screens, Wire Dish Covers, all sizes.
april
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
For Sale che D.

A PLEASANT Residence, corner 4th and
"A Charter streets. Lot well improved, and OF
good size. House frame and nearly new. Conye-
nient out-building.
ALSO,
fine Lot on ID street, below Perry, adjoining the
residence Of X. Arson More Terms easy
CHAS. f. CLARKE,
mh1l Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, $500, 900.
DIRnc oRs

- a ~ - - ~ n =
Mark Howard,
s. Woodruff, (Prest Woodruff h Beach I. Coz
James Bolier, (0f @. II. Northam a Col
n. Roberts, (0f Reneys, Roberts A Goodwin.)
Guy II. Phelps, (secy. Conn. Life Ins Co..
Timothy Sheldon, (Contraetor and Builder.)
James Y. Foster, (Prest. Mech's Say. Bank.)
Sidney A White, (0f Spencer, White A Co..
Charles 7. Hillyer, tPreSt. Charter Oak Bank
Elijah ii, Owen, (of Day, Owen a Coz
Homer Blanchard, (0f II. Blanchard 4 Coo
Richard d. Hubbard, (stato Auorney.)
M. NJ. Merriman, (0f J. a NJ. Merriman.)
William l.. Collins (of Collins, Brothers A CO..
W. II, ID. Calender, Cashier Of State Bank.)
MARK HOWARD, Prcs't.
Applications received by
CHAS. T.. CLARKE, Agent,
Third street, Dayton, ohio.
n. b. Darst, ESQ, (of Darst & Herchelrode. J
John Lytle, Esqp( (of Perrine, Lytle x Shaw. }
and other merchants, who are acquainted with the
business men OF Hartford. mh2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11

0S5rA negro woman named Delsey, who
ran away from Gen Lamar's plantation, in
Texas, three years ago, has Just been ar,
rested IN New Orleans, The General offsrs
q $500 reward for heI at the time Of her
elefeaenti bat she was recognized few
day sqee By an old Acquaintance. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
"a Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
we have Machine In every way equal to the
Firs-ClaSS Machines,
AT TIE VERY LOW PRICE OF
$35

ALSO, the reputation it has acquired in ev-
cry place where it has been introduced, has
heretofore rendered it unnecessary with
the limited means we have had for supply
ing ourselves with Machines, } to advertise to
anV great extent, t-aq.-.a.' n nI
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THE DEMAND

Having already EXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY DEMAND, and to FILL ALL
ORDERS PROMPTLY, we feel it our
duty, to the class Of people who have been
neither wILLiNG nor ABLE to pay such
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
BY J. B. WALTON.
WILLIAM DoNNELL Vs. HENRY M sUMNERs.
foufta District Court Of New Oreans-No. 1857.
By E. r. PARKER

G asss as:. e. IL eslssm 6..
district ss,sats cou1 ana q ~ s.s % % ne
ean. In the shove entitled proceed to sei nnb
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all III.
buildings and Improvements thereon situated FIRST Dis
Walk Pyt.pi. Wa Poynnis and Eutsts srss and de
Il
Of e late Louis Care Notary Public city q vhes
IS fs
the dividing line Of lot No 9 fronts feet md IN
he dirdps nes Of os Nos and and o No. u ess. an "a
feet inches Pytanium Basin Ill feet inches on
line Of lot No. all american wach The prop
sIy The defendant herein acquired BY chase from Arthur
city on hs 1ss q SovemseP, 1875 nsn N'A'' IN 'n''
ssi.sdin he above suit.
IERMs-Cash On the spot.
Hon H. n Summers nessures & feet 10 on Terp
Place inches on Coliseum street il continuation q
the line Coliseum Place leo inches On the rear line
nea on shs sas ins o. 'o'E and ' rect
ahs buildings and improvements the of brick
Two ~, large psIors sitting large dining panre:
no, onng 5oon ste the hr,, floor The second
roem for the family and over the kitchen
Sudns as e nns y ron ysrsHds IL front q the main
around he other buildings. ~ N' e"''s'
buildings and and fixtures complete in ali but one room
IN 1h ne hall and on The back gallery:
are enclosed by handsome iron railing front and On the
works leading bath room fitcben ''ae' 'ne "a'sr
most eligible and desirable in .he city being Of COLI
proved BY iron railing square of The Pytanis
nifty Of .Ssnsss nsssf a. Fs d. Il The v
HFor further information property apply to
m26 al,5 " ' " In RsnT Piac.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
pLACIDE's VARIETIEs-GRAyIER STREET.
On MONDAY EVENING, April L. will be. presented for
the first time in New Orleans, Tom faycf's
GREAT COMEDY
Our A m ri G a n CousI
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS

ACT High Life below sars-ousicrnation Specu-
h,ion-What can it mean mind HowN bnsinessIohn
ViEgiH get noGT-No Ship yet-Sylabubs whit Sya
bulbs -ARklVA OF ASA the loud st crtier in the States
'an-eth capcd lnnalicI shall be hox next-Luach
The meanest set eou seeSo Pork and Beans
Gam Chowder-liurry up the fxins'' Mint Ju'ip Jrsay
Lightning ''-Will kill at sixty yards.
ACT H.. Mrs. Mouutchessngton and her marrgeable
danghsrs-He is good match-Kalculate Eve
nare'n the question Got money o. what escape
Abel Mucott, the Drunkard will her if cap- The
Dairy Maif Mary Meridethhe inoduction-You are small
potatoes conpared her. Yeou long
re ommends swap "A bottle Of ta dyt for shpPea
Green WhskersNo appetite-A beese X jehu, how she's
pes.ing 1.-THE Baiiiis-lm ios.-Miud your eyes-'Good
GrReious.i
ACT ill.,. Asa and Mary-Mysery of the wil-AIIun-
dred Thousand DollarsAsa, yonre horse yo1 areJT of
Florence and gratitude of MaryFloenre scods AsaIf hat
amt worth hundred thousand dollars don't know what's
Wine cellar-Songrbe keysscunlttiood gracious, cn't
a Secret Drawerrhs Reease-IIurrah tbs is
it i-Coyle Defeated.
SCENE LAST. .Trenchard Manor Attempted Snicie-
Father would you -The release is foundAccidutt-
ally of course-Coye resigns in favor of yot
youf daughters off your hAndWon't say anything
you don't want happiness depends upon how yol
receive YOUR AMERICAN COUSIN. lv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office. II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, April z, at IL O'Clock NJ, at
The GsTSs IoFs dssas 81 sId ySnssis ploP
Nos and aden and each 81 feet il inches
and M lines front on on Magazne street BY depth Of lo
Lot No L peasues 81 feet s inches front Philip street
Of l2S feet inches and lines No. p adons Lot 81 and
rs ~ sns sss 81 81 By
feet front jackson street. by deph Of 1859 inches and
2. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the square bound.
ed by Jackson Chestnut Josephine and Paquemne
aud IS o on ana acsoa y
depth of 100 feet Lot No adoins No. and 2
feet Lots Nos s. and adon and measure each IS feet
inches and lines front Jackson street. by depth of 12
S SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND together with the i'm
hereen situated the square bounded by jose
and adoin each 81 fee, il inches and lines
front on JoseI hine street by depth Of 1875 feet The
81 adoin each 80 front on ST. Andrew street
BY depth between parallel lines Of 25 feet Lot Is
and lines the line and depth feet inch on
one side and 6s feet linz on The o,sr Lot 26 adons IS
feet and linz side and l5s feet IL inches lines
the line and depth of feet Ii inches and lines on
one sE 6 5s RS sefs ssaS h ns the square
ed by Magazine Philip Live Oak and Jackson street
5. IHeEE LOTS Of GROUND, situated in the square
lots aon and 81 eet and Apoe
street. M Ry I2S S feet in depth bstwe parallel ne-
years for notes bearing mogaee on the property with per
cent ntsre .s and d, per cent eventual
pense of the purchasers. m93
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04

INV ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, March 25. 1859
-. % Public notice Is hereby given that the
viii be held at their office Camp street. opposite Lafayette
square on MONDAY April H. 1852 at Il O'Clock NJ
iormity with the charter
ms tall R. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
BY J. NEVILLE & CO.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN |
the Fourth District. at auction without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,

vALUAsLE Z. y..s ASp DEsTsABLE sIILDINs LOTS IN
the Fourth District. At suction, Without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULfAs NEVILLE, Aucssoneer,
ofice. II Commercial Place.
~ II, NJ. April = lss9 At II o'clock
SISS ss' ~ .sta bounded
'ss s ss ss sss
sssh % fee, f:en. on Third y dep, Lots
iroas on iess Third Y :rses e
lsss in sna %: % e nd
' y Fl asen sss ssls key s
nates bearing per cent interest. with properly
and IT # 70, paid sn a. maturity thsr, after per cent
o tie purchaser. mS
ELIeIshE II. 4 AND ~ yALuAsLE VACANT PROPERTY IN
the Fourth District at Aucton withou. reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctlonser,
Ofce ii Commercial Place
THURSDAY, April 2, 1859, at 12 O'Clock,
S ;'t5 ~ situated in
hs ns sdnasa Sy vs o.. gsu and
No. 10 70 feet front Third street by dept.
10, No II ad,oins No TO- 30 feet from. on
NIT Ne i by al s i ssHs ss Front on v. Oak
" I III 9fs q 81 % ss6Tsb sfs 1s .s
ss ssd b a. Lott Evf o ssd Washing
Each Il Lot i, 81 feet inches front wash
TERMS cash balance n six and twelv. months
for notes bearing mortgage properly per cent
interest. - '
of sale before R. Brenan Notary Public the expense
" we purchsser mS
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE IN CARRoLLros
with large square Of ground-Posiiyey the last adjud
cation, and without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer
Office IL Commercial Place
THURSDAY, April z, 1859. at l2 O'Clock.
y me City HOTEL Common by of parties
THAI ELEGANT TWO STORY BRICK corrAGEREs1.
nENe erected by the late N. N Wilkinson Esq
The square bounded Avenne Short temple and
derth Vs. ~ ' >o o'ess III
The grounds elegantly tatefuy laid out and orna
meheo Wh the choicest flowers and fruits together with
tpacious green house for exotic plants o ~
the building aims large rooms hall IN the frs.
floor and the above and in the kitchens pantres
tervanh' rooms,
There also stables cowhouse with SER
van rooms above and 10 fact that
render a country residence desirable.
me house built after the Cottage ornee style and having
me mos built and elegant houses in the
hood of the city.
to be sold positively without reserve on the
following =
TERMs-one fourth cash; the balsnce In twelve eighteen
hd months for notes bearing
Interest. "
Improvements to be kept insured policy transferred to
vendor.
whin to visit the property by applying
at the Auctioneers' Office.
Act Of sale before j. W. Breedove Notary Public at the
chaser nS2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
rAKD-oN THE NIGHT OF THE 2erH IN

rARD-oN THE NIGHT OF THE 29rH IN
~ occurred, destroying n the rernsr,4
toulRs aud Graver streets, and contents. All
papers description from the hung beoe
destruction, and saved We shall therefore experience
serious Inconvenience loss bng insured Our builess
will go usual. =n@
have taken the store No. II Magazine street. opposite the
Arcade Hotel where shall be pleased to our friends and
will be prepared to attend to their orders as usual
PATTON, SMITH & PUTNAM
al 3dltW A. Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
VERY CHOICE COTTAGE DWELLING, WITH SLATE
Roof, Benton street, First District without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,

THURSDAY, April 7th, 1859, Mt 12 O'Clock
NJ, at the City HOTEL Common street, will be sold without
reserve
THAT VKRY DESIR ABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE sit
uated in Il bounded by Franklin Qate Benton Co
Liberty and Erato streets.
The Lot % front Franklin street. by depth
Of ITO teet between parallel lines.
The House contains four and Kitchen nnde the
roof which Of slate her with large buildings the rear
stable etc, under shingle roo'.
This propertyis well worth the attention of parties with lin
tied as it is perfect order and rented
Of $3.50 per
n5-TERMs $500 cash. s60o the 24th October next bal
anee ia twelve months from Oct. "a, 1859 for bearing
mortgage on the property with cent interest, ana
mt. ifno paid a. maturity.
Improvements be kept insured policy Transferred
vendor
Act of sale before T. j. Beck, p the expense of
p9o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
OrrICK OF THE LOUISIANA TEHuANrEPEC COMPANY,
No. IS Carondeet street,

ofFIcK OF The LOUISIANA TEHuANTEPEC COMPANY, J
No. IS Carondeiet street,
New Orleans. Nov. q, 1858
.yyPursunnt to Resolution of the Board
OF Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books of Subscrpiop
capital Stock of this Company will be opened their Office
Garondee street TUESDAY the 2d November 1888
te hours Of A. M to NJ, under the superinendence
the following named Commissioners:
Aesrs Ambrose Lantea Wilhelmus Bogart George Urau
rich. -
Under the provisions of the charter the shares hun
urea drs each aid the payments to be made the stock
subscribed are as foows Ten ces Mt the time OF sub
crbng ten per cent In sixty days there
IN ninety days thereafter But nanent of the shall
be called for after the Of thirty per
At least onethrd Of the Railroad shall be completed
even then unless called for In conformity with resolutions pre-
viouy passed by the stockholders meeting duly
iof .hat purpose. L. HEYLIGER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
~ JOB BOATS
ssssIzsS oPHELIA AND PAst
Rates of Toyvage Rettucj

AASNNR Us
From this date all persoas employing the ah
charged in the following rates:
LOADED coal boats from Willow Grove to any X
First or Fourth Districts..... .....,... 81
Loaded coal boats from Willow Grove to any
Second or Third Districts. s..............,..S
Produ e boats from city Of jefferson 10 Fiaibp
=, :, =. lille, or CarrolltoDs
Landing. Observation-Disclosures.
Save boats from city of Jefferson to the dihk
Lamb gs..-.....-..,.:......
Stave boats from Greenvile or Carrolton, ID
Stave l.andiaEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Empty boats from flstboai Landing to any part
Dlstr'ct. 'ct..;...,,,;-....... ..;.,,.......'...:F
Empty boats from Flatboat Landing to city of Ja
:. :. E. =. Greenvil
:. :. :. -. Carolltot
:. =. Julia street to Fourth District
:. :. :. city of Jeifefsol
:. :. ;. Greenyille. :.
:. -. Carrolltnu ..4.t
:. =. anv part of the city to Third I
All persons having empty tiathoa S to be tov
them pumped out, put outside, ~ d made ready Il
extra charge will he made for loss time, and onr
ting them out. AL! Flatooats, Barges and Rats
at he risk of owners. We will employ able n
boa men, a..d will euisvor to give general sltis
who nslronizA us. Persons having orders f.
aft r 3 O'Clock p. NJ, mnst leave them Mt oh
Jefferson. MACKEY Il NOEL
nj I'm " RoSRl 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-04
SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE PARISH OF PoINrE
Coupe this State held jointly heirs respectively
Of Joseph Lands and Mrs L. H. Place, both deceased.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Apctopeer.


BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
e a. APFG .'sss, x at ~
In the First District Of this the above named auction
two orders honorable lie Fourth
District Go Court Of Seg orsans dated the ID
and The other from The honor sIe he Second District
ls
Of 4fIHi fs frss f f T s 4esa j. ss,
in township soath o the Mississippi river range %
fss to :. 4 reBf IN @
and patented Joseph Land deceased BY
pa5s in
% As
Land,s, b, patent dat.d d .ne go Of June, ls45
fe1 notes Of purchaser payable and respectively
per per from date until paid by special
efere James Graham Notary Public, a. tie ex
pense of the purchaser.
vENTE DE PRopRIETE dams la PARoIssE de PoINTE
eJoseph Lands ct Nine L. H. Place, deux decede.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
Bureau, ii Commercial Place.
SAMEDI, lie 8 ayril, 1853, a midi, a l'Hotel
cee Vile rerceneu susnen,ione du consenement des
ct O. de do s1a Ia dns
date s59 rendg dams aaire de Il succession de
district de Eonve orleans aussi date 2mars isss
rend dams aare de la succession de Mime Elizabeth andis
eouse decede de ucus H. Place. les propees
cries seroEt vendues, savoir-
l. Cetre pare lot designe CONNIE section g. town.
ship sndonst de Ia rivere Mississippi du 10 sue
dahs j. pa, Css de Ponte Cospee dams district des
ct paente Joseph Lands decede par patent
yenbre, ls4s.
Section No. g. du ownshp6 dams parose de
poine Coupee dams district de sue yendre la
Nouvee Orleans, La conenant 97 2
Joseph ands par patente date du % JUN, lsi5.
tiers compliant balance en- deux pae
nents esals tiets de scqueteur payable ans
pectvenen date nterst Ia propriee dams la
campagne par juqua paieIent secure par
mortgage special sur la propre
Ace de padevant James Graham notaire public aux
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