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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-25

How TO KILL WEEDs.-The Western Recor-
der is certainly right in the following remarks
to farmers: The fence corners and roadsides
often abound with Burdock, Canada Thistle,
jamestown weed and similar unpleasant encum-
brances. These may be killed out root and
branch. by cutting them off al the surface OF
the ground, or an inch or two below, just at the
period when growing with the greatest luxurl-
ance, or about the time they are in full bloom;
repeat this year or two. and they will give
nn farther trouble
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-25
TERMS s

y,SrRRN is published weekly at THREE
ourA. a11. payable in advance-fourdoilar
spel al IN time Of subscribing. Persons wish
ID o. nc must give two weeka' notice. No
5ooliI1 ereept at the option of the publishers,
W ,.gTTsarages are paid; eo.n Ill
snr1 s,'rgEsrs inserted at the rate OF One Dol
{llss% for the first insertion, and FIFTY
II snbseduent one. TEN LINES, or less,
y o-nsre. Liberal deductions made to those
- bY the year.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
HIGHLY YyALUABLETRACr OF TIMBERED LAND IN
the parish Of Ibervie close to the McDonogh lands
BY ~ VIGNLE,

o
TUESDAY, A pril S, 1859, immed ely after
the sale Of the Nc Dom gh properly City Hotel gu
Common street, will be sold :
a. HGd HiGhLY VALUABLE TRACE OF LAND, adjoining
the MDonogh lands now the property OF the ely of Ba
more known Section No. 30 Township range east
tanning 638 loo acres-patent No. 1888.
This tract considered valuable the
State not only for the Immense quantity cypress
soil.
AbTERMs AND CoNDITIOES-Onehf,h cash. aud the
balance credit Of and years. for par.
chassrs made payable at the Cress Bank Of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage property sold with all of the
vendora and the clause of
10 bear per cent interest from until maturity
In ca OF mniurit said will
per cent interest until fully paid This
don not be ieood SO as to delay in the
ment Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves put pos
at their expense and will have comply with
and abova described within fifteen days from
OF sale and in case Of deav neglect their part the
pro ery purchased by Them will be sold for their
risk wi huut further notice.
Acts sale befo E. Barnett Esq p at the expense of
the purchasers MA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
By n. vIGNIE.
BY ~. VNGNLE,

CITY OF BALTInoRZ's SHARE or ESTATE OF THE
s parishes 4 C. ss..ss sss Mss:.sI lands in
BY N. VIGNLE,
oBcs-Cornsr Of Cont aress ssd Yrcbsar. A,,-x.
eeisss ~ e AHrss 4. ~, dosss ss,: s.
ssd Il sf.s,s s:yss wi@ re- MS
.nd ind IN Il .n y g. s q, q
Council g .sld sy .sss,dsd e e nh ne sss 4 f Gems ~
s,ssd propsry bsonsns 10 IL. ely s.ia iii E
Parrish Of LivinSstou.
1. A VERY VALUABLE TRAIT or LAND on ths bead
District, Htssph lana @ ses.s as pr
vita
s
sTd o s.ss1 .n s on s Future sni Ap
ss:sss s:sn
s o2s @ s sss 81 4 Of uoe.
ssam n aes sG ~ m 2s and a. Each having four
T.nspsso riyes ssins secsI"n 81 III os
ss k.sss .Hs Ss ss1s 4 + 1o 70
su sssr e s0%gsae j. a. s so being hs confined
! sss =: .se.s
sssn II ssnso q
.ssssdas r. ;ss sno's u
Dan Rs as veil psd ,s es
Parish OF st. James.
Valuable land. in the Parish Of st. James, deserving the At.
1.a T. James.
4e.n.sp s
merry bsonsi9x DI Louis Ye,in, s!opsy Sr
n running 9. ~
e he line Of he Conn.y cs@ the shos = ld doTn
AZ. s sS
right Of road 10 fee. vid. will reserved for the
land sSs rear q
The sssspp The tract viii 5s oered divided nto
tions, deagnsied said plan BY the s. and
Il loo one sixth the Whole number oS in
9ss i .ss q @ to %
M ne cypress and other timber and from the
fluent streams. Is we'll as from the Aissssippi.
Parish Of IbervlIle.
VALUABLE PLANTATION LAND RICHLY TINBERED.
s p.rsulay invited TO the following opportunity for
DIas'lf LARGE 1sp HI ,HLY vALu BILE BODY or
LAND n the parish e bsye situated ID.
, Hess
y En-: s.
sss sas1 ass III .siss - ssh ssss sR.Ss.
ins T ths Tract ihs eps of The
Ps@bsrsea before ore Amss sossls saas
ss the
sies s % s ssse
trsn, in Of the purchaser Of The
their and viii have free fSr ali
nv a. divided on til. plan tire.
se On The last as.es bed road
tents o. tho whole ,ract
ss on;
two ohss. e. On plan as aud These
The tract contains s5 Soco acres No. contains d
s. FIGHT TRACTS numbered on said plan Ps7s o. 10
2 and ,.n & b. No. and
is ls 81 lOo each H. Il IS are represented to Be-
oXs aieaLY TRACT situated by itself
IN The midst Of hs estate Of willow Gps aud the
This TRACT q EQUAL the be land e Vicinity designated
r. No. Is contains ss sS99 p m Nos and
aid desirable the snd. o ados
,ss ao.s y
x to the benefit al e
before Notary desire I,e acts
and and
The ss1sssos sss ssa s..s ass sy
Psrs ss s. q ,a S Al
h.snc an @ @d aNI ~ III, cash and th'
chasrs made payable at the Citizens BaLk Louisiana
cured by special the properly sold city
do semen required and ais with ali the privileges
and the cause Of alnanda said bear per
annum from date until maturity In case Of nonpsyment
mum until fully paid This last CONDITION will
SO as TO delay in any way the Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves be put possession
e"dns sd hs
of sale and in any delay neglect on hrr part th
property uurchesed by will be sold for their ant
r SIX. without any further notice.
Acso sale before F. Barnet ESQ.,, Notary Public at the
penSe Of the purchasers m2I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Journal viii begin Jan9 Isl 1859 pnder the
aging prospects rsaty { Tl. # II! Ens%.sea ns Be
and several and which, together
with ITS pictorial Illustrations increase
AsRlcuTgR as heretofore, will be the leading
worthy Of the great interest desires 10 iSso Every De-
Psrment OF Southern Agriculture will receive due attention.
era farm management promulgated have been tested by
practical men and found worthy of adoption large CORPS
are constantly writing for this department Of
department. is constantly filled with
universally as of the usefn
p'pfTT TER ~ % and ability write for
Mrs. /. VIRGINIA FRENCH
sead for 1859 will bs general accauaon by
hsr many admirers and warm welcome extended the
thought Several beautiful highly interesting stories win
aprer in the for 1855 the pen Of Mrs
ILLUsrR ATIoNs-Tbs '.Homssteadr will continue as
heretofore to be Illustrated with handsome engravings
paed prtssiy Tor Its eolutsns. by competent artist
News Summary of Foreign events will sp-
f peops 81 ssiR ETC. greet variety IL i e,s nssss
%asKf %oas H f'nsass R sTysry,hng Of general
sot Rspr fo 1889 the paper
shall excel in I'll 5his psr,icaas
We now offer periodical which i, Permanently esab
lshed in mds-ievoted the vital interests Of the
upee pss ot h spd q ee
similar paper in Union We therefore Southern
Paper will be o practical eeneai his farming operations
and an;h to hs and useful rsTanE TO give
FoRW AND TERMs-The ..senthern Homestead, is pub
With engrasiass the oowins in sdvsnce:
IRA copy 70 'De '''s'" S''''' L. r Wi @iLLisIs co.
ss-send for specimen numbers prospecvses etc Make
up Clubs Immediately. d27 Sptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
A YEn,s AGuE CURE, FOR ruE SPEEDY

AGmE TIE
Bilious sadsehe and Bilious Esvsrs indeed for the Whole
ss maas of esuns" caused
mtdy louder called s G By The ties G the
ss @ we s ss 0 9TH @ that
proof harm arise from % its Quantity
Tn s m . from h s d
en Is Ge .n e % n patient the risk wch
the and the developn Of the disease
M yet
ssd d'ap B
ions dsre Shere Fever and Ague prevails everybody
hoped .ps Vii place within hs rs.eh e ai,bs
s o s pssy a as
Of IneGm!,enis M that cntain Qunine miner"
Those '1ss as isfs
the
ma,e poison great variety cf ds9r arise from It's Trits
aeh hi%dssss Ioohschs E"Isshs cs!atsh Ashna Psp
Bowels soic Paralysis dsransen,ri stomach ali
Of which when rignntny In this cause put on the nterm
from blood consequently hem ali alike i Is an
emp s Ea
soy or daily while exposed to the Infection that will be
s"a @ IS @
they ss i,S
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
composed that disease within tho of their
rarely withstand evae them. Their
ties search and cleanse ami invigorae portion Of the
organsn correcting its diseased action and restoring
healthy vtalies As consequence OF these properties, the
on'shed 10 find his health energy restored by remedy
orce simple and iuvit,rg.
N only they the day complaints of body
but also many tornida e diseases The
below named pleased furnish gratis my American Alma
containing cericat Of their and directions for
their ia the following compats Gostiveness Heartburn
Headace arising from dHordered Stomach, NIusea 1niges
op. Pain and Morbid Inscliun Of the Bowels Flsuency
Loss Of Al petite Jaundice and other kindred compa
They excellen the renovation Of
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength the
deblined by disease
Ayers Cherry PectOrnl.
For the rapid Coughs Colds Inuenzas Heers ees
Group Bronchitis 1nc!pent Consup and for the relief Of
Cusumptive Patients advanced stages of the disease.
Of It's cures that almost every the country
abelds in pnblcl known who have been restored
from alarming asd desperate diseases of the lungs by
When tried its superiority every nedi
of it's kind observation aud where
its virtues knnwn the pubic longer hest what anti
dote employ the ressng and dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident climate. While
many interior resdes thrust the community failed
AID been d cnred this has gained friends every
duced aud too able he
Prepared by DR.. j. c AVER CO. Lowell Mass. For
sale by j. WSiG Hr Il CO.,
Nos. q & Isl Ghurres street. N. O..
Also by HAVILANn, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. and by
all Dealers. d22 Sn,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HIGH BLUFF BEACH
property at Ocean Springs auction without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,

Office, II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, April z, 1859, at l2 o'clock
will be sold public auction the City Hotel Common
Biloxi ray by about 800 iee in depth.
These lots adjoin the beautiful residence of Smith, OH
the hotel The location IS veTv de.
srabe the water in the bay is oysters and
fish exist greatest abundance There lae variety
of mineral waters the place
EO- TERMS-Ons-fonrth cash, balance in 6, IL and ls
for bearing the per
cent. interest and per eventual interest,
Act Of sale before jam Graham, Commissioner for the
State of Mississippi. m23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
r A. FAHNEsrocK's vERMIFuGE-


This safe and only eecua remedy for has
extensively used by regular practising physici
proprietary medicine which has made its appearance
the United States.
used with the freedom and confidence by gentle.
who have attained emuence in the medical pro
all the Middle, Western and Southern States
The of its popularity nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted place.
that be used in all without
suit It's perfect safety recommends it every II
worms stcreted within the system. 1t wi speedily expel
them without ia But in order obtain the genuine article
purchase should he his GUARD and look the
initials the bottle and wrapper and be particular
he /, buysg B. A. FAHNEsrOCK's VERMIFUGE and no
other. NIL ln.EW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN
the Fourth District at Auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE T. CO.,

Office ii Commercial Plaee
THURSDAY, April 2, 1859, at IL o'clock,
L at the City Hotel Cemmon street, will be sold
1. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. stnsted In
the square bounded Live Oak Third Fourth and Laurel
IT,, and designated q Nos. IL, IL and H.
Lot No. 10 % front Third by depth
of ia feet
Lot No IL adjons No TO- and 30 feet front
Third sire t. by ia feet in depth.
Lot No. Is feet front Live Oak street, by III
feet Q ! ches in depth.
Lot No II the OF Third and Live Oak
2. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
bounded Magazine fou h Live Oak and Washing
ton streets and designated as Lots No Is and l6:
Each Lot 81 feet inches front Washi
ST. eet, by l26 feet in depth.
TEh MS-one third balance in six and twelve months
for notes bearing mortgage the properly with
interest, and paid maturity thereafter cent.
interest.
Act Of sale before Brenan Notary Public the
Of the purchaser M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

SUCCESSION OF JACOB NEIS, DkCEASED-No H. s32
Second District CourVauHbe Improved Property u4te
in Third District.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office, 20 Banks Arcade Passage.
TUESDAY, April 10, 1859, at IL o'clock M,
on the premises situate St. Anthony the Thrd
District Of this city by and pur Of the
Honorable r. H. Morgan Judge of tue Second District Court
New Orleans dated March 1850 the following described
property belonging 10 The succession of Jacob Ne deceased
will be sold
and improvements thereon situate in The Faubourg
gny n.his city designated by the No. D. Of squae No 81
bounded by Prosper, St. Anthony, Bagatee and Sodele
Streets and measuring 30 feet front Anthony street,
ll5 feet In depth, between parallel lines.
H8~TER MS--Cash.
Act of sale before Charles srrnger Notary Public the
expense oil the purchaser
SUCCESSION DE JACOB NETS, DECEDE-No. IA ss2
enAtehe ''onr de Districtrroptiee de vneur tioe
sl!ue dams e Troisieme District.
PAR BENJ1 MIN KENDIG,
Bureau. % Banks Arcade Passage.
M ARDI, 10 d'avril 1859, n midi, sur les
1i euS situe St Anthony dams lie frolsieme District
cee vile par et conormemtn ordre de honorahe r. H.
og uge de la DeuSeHe Gour de District Ia Nouvelle
oIlesn date lie mars 1859 la propriee suvGne,
ia succession de Jacob Ntis, decide, II sera rentu
lora qa setronven de-sus faubnnrg
Margn en- cett. vie eg par No 20 de iet No b hor
ne par les rnes Prosper Stnlory Bagatele Sole
e'n at 80 piads de front sur IA nhony ll5 pie
de proonienr. ent- lignes paraltees.
R4~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Ace de vente pardevan Charles Sripger notar public
irals de PAcquerenr- mis- ais 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
AN ELEGANT LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE
in the Fourth Dsic suitable for large amy-Lsst and
positive adjudication.


JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctiopeer,
Office, IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. April z, 1859, at Ia O'Clock,
L at the Citv Hoie,. Common street. will be sold
THAT ELEGAET TWO-STORY DOUBLE BRICK RES
corner of Camp and Second streets.
The ground l6s front Camp street. by
depth Of l5s feet inches Second being
portion and nearly two-thros of the square front.
The tastefuy laid with khrubbery shade
trees. gra, plats a-d ceInented walks.
The contains in the front building, with
halls bathing rooms the portion Kitchen
wants. pant e and convenience necessary for
large family.
On pr mises there stables carriage house. with
wants above cserns with and everything
render comfort complete.
This property situated within venent distance
city and Is easily approached by either the Magazine Py
tania street cmnibu
This certainly offers opportunity TO gentleman Of
procure elegant tubttansl redence the
rural District and only offered OF the
tiring for the benefit of his health.
1-TkRMS0ne fourth car h, balance In equal
and years. for notes bearing eight per interest,"
with the If rot paid maturity
per cent un final raymen property 10 be insured and policy
transferred to vendor
Parties wishing visit the property do applying
the auctopeer's flee.
Act Of before R. Brennan. Notary Public expense
Of the purchaser. m26
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

NJ v1GN1E, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND
ANs General Agent for the Sale and Of Real Es
tate Lands Plantations. Neeroes etc.
0rYICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No; s, First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley District
Where can pc examined at time, list Of valuable
proved property Of very remnnerativs investment
Also and constantly hand for private and public
likely Negroes
Mr. e. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. Ja2a If
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
OF heA Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and door business
generally oice s Common street. next to of Csrp
Stteet set 1y
A. BEARD 4 CO., SUCCESSORS TO ]. A.
Agents for The sale Of Estate ssses Furniture Stocks
ETC. Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations, etc.
NJ No 81 Magazine street, at Banks Arcade jail 6n1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

denceh in he Garden District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioneer,
Office II Commercial Place
The Sy no's Common street Vim pstSfk be .ois ' at
sc yn'sS n M
bounded By asEszne JseksoR Camp and Paip streets Lots
and s lines front Magazine street BY depth Of $50 feet
Lot No. forming the Is corner e Magazine and Jaskson
By depth Of 10 inch sX Lots Nos Il and
ls ad9n and feet frqn. Camp by adeph
Us and LOIS Nos % and adjoin each 81
front jackson street. by depth of l69 feet 10 inches
4 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the square bound
Lot No. forms The corner Of jackson and Chest streets
inches and lines front jackson street by depth Of 100
inches and lines front Jackson street. by depth l2
phne, Chestnut St. Andrew and Camp Lots Nos
nrovements consist of small wooden tenement Lots g
depth between paral ns Of Is feet Lot Is measures
81 e 4nches and 6nes from Camp street 29feet inches
81 feet inches and lines front Camp street 70
ee and side and is feet il inches epd q lines as
on se oheF o q adiOns 2s and measarss 81 fee. inches
one osh 'f oT R f F s. hs shi III. sonsr boz.
@ 70 bbh ssd y ines @t oa od rS
ns; Situated in the
lots ee So ss Ss on. on poe
street, by by ~ o. fee, in depth bytwe pa,allel line
years Tor notes hearing morgege the property, with per
cent s sss and I'd cent n
pense of the pure m.3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
1 HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE THEE STORY
brick dwelling, situate on Canal street
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
A BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
for private resid. nee, situated on Canal street.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

CATURDAY, 9th april. 1850, Mt IL O'Clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade will be told-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the improve
thereon situated In First District designated by the
numbe. two Of square No. T. bonded by Canal Jackson.
rs fee inches and lines front Canal by l27
feet l0 inches Ines in depth between parallel lines per
plan The mprovems nts III lot comprise story
frame hou containing four rooms dining and kitchen
attached abng calriagehouse and servants roos large
cern and othe oubudngs the yard the yard
all paved with b k neatly laid garden, every con.
venience for genteel family.
1-TERMS-one-thrdc cash, balance at SIX. twelve and
eighteen months credit for notes secured by mortgage said
maturity and then paid eight until final pay
m+n-the buildings to be insured and policy to
vendor until the two first notes paid.
Act of sale before Charles Stringe Notary Public the
expense OF the purchaser. m2S
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. VERY DEs1RA-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
vALUABLk BUILDING Lofs, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
The Fourth District.
By J. B. WALTON,

AT PRIVATE SALE. viii Re eoId Ave va.
- uahs Lots Of Ground bounded BY Oak, Ms9asns,
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos n n suusre (ox
MOI 109. tnew No, l2S. e . ' -
Lots a. is rs and form tho Live ak nd sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches
Sixth street BY : der,h Of 10 feet inches
parallel lines. -
The five lots toeether meaaurfng l5O feat inches % Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth srese
This properly elgby situated for residences vitn
of Magszis street, square Washnxtoa
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity some 81 most ee
residences In the Distrie The loss havs b
prepared to ba built upon y once.
ATERNS-O One cash. and the balances at ouc and tVo
years credit With per interest.
Act Of fore H. Peters, ESQ Notary Pphljc a
the Of Dufc mat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
BY ]. NEVILLE 4 co.

VALUABLE AND DEsIkABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
ms Fourth District. at suction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE r. CO.,
s. JUuAH NEvII1s. Auetonser,
Office. II Commercial Placs.
'THURsDAY,. April =, 1853, at IL o'clock,
= 8 shs Wy hossI Common street. will oe soId--
NINE LOTS OF GROUND ttuafed IN the squsro bounded
by Bscehs second ryades and Third streets by
the Nos 2, 45 g. and Lot No measures IS feet
front On Third street b lc0 eet n depth
Of B.cchs: and Third .tress Lots Nos. q and
Nos and each 30 feet Third street by i2
feet In depth. Lot No. IS feet Third ree
b. I'D feet 10 Depth and forms the Dryades
Third streets Lot No 30 feet ro sdss street
by l26 feet In depth, being key lot
ASTERMsonethirde ea,b, balance IN and II norths for
notes bearing per cent interest," with mortgage properly
and If not paid At maturity, thsry after per
Act Of tale before r. Brenan Notary Public, the expense
o the pure .aseI. m2a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

q n. osIssn-s. - " y ~ DKasoN. hAs'
IL oos ~ :: S.ss n.s
scuorshp the estate Of the late John Hsndsaon
Notice 4 hereby given all whom may eoa.ssn to .hov
within ten days Why the prayer Of he ssd pssio
' By order sIs of shs ia'ssa Court.
]. L. KELLY, Deputy CLERK.
4 seu
A TTENDU que Willlam 3. ssansbary q
ss :s
John n,t Henderson sI. sas r. dseedas @ iaes,s.-
3 @ ssa' is:: ::-
MA 2s 81 j. L. KELLY, Dspu,s Grenisr.
srcosp p1s1acr uounr} SUCCESSION or .FRAxcors I,
0TfCE IL hereby given to the s9esis@r. os
this Estate And to to S ,
hss sass no y s Y
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
j.. L. KELLY. Deputy Clark.
sssT GE
Dc Il sc 4
peut dsdnre dix ours dstss d
p.P q a E sis p pour s
hooogn ct les onds entire mains rspas conormsment
Par osdre de la cour.
m24 q az J. I. KELLY, Deputs Grefhsr.
srcos. m p,s5s1cr cousr SUCCESSION o. wx. LAKE
WHsKEIAsA = H. =. II. Bach has 81 pss,sionsa IN.
Lake DECEASED inesiaIe@ 'a'4'' e''A''
Notice hereby given to all whom II may show
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
By order of the Court
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
SSys % ns
aas =: n. assl Bach prs.snts
tells Ia Succession VIM. Lake dseeds inies
Avis est present donne
az L ID 's''
ms al = ]. l. KELLY, Dsputs arefBer.
+. TO E.1 TAX ,ss.S I tnss ;,.
dctan Of tho Police No hereby given al per
~
sdFs II s, h & y ssh III & ass = s
on TUESDAY the 18th day Of March, 1853.
% ns se s's
Ssre for @ e and also parish
s ,s s.,s np % M p
Shall be drawn by 'he undersigned whose day Il
qnents pay sAsf, the said vh and
Parish of Jefferson" Tow + ssTss AZ = ,sss
Lefl sank. Parish of JET rson.
in-isdeon Juri de PocePar le per-.
pser de mposee somsaen Ia
o pnnee 1883 lie JuI de toliee parosse
ien gnuche, nntEees
due dnier de e IS de msr 50 dams
jouts qi e dit Is de les dites
payes colleceu- sonstgne bureau la Aaon de
vonr dams la vile de Caro- lloi dams de qua
refet dy rectvor les dtes buresp
csane j,r pendant les jours susds pus hsures
A. u. jGsqu'a = heures al.
Et qua fexp'rann de dei. rse des qu
n'aufont les tes par ie eoectsur
equel psocedera sisir
eur dites tsxes, des interet ei les frais
Pxroisse Hcrson, Vile de taroll'on iarver Is 1850
j. j. GUTIEkRt z, CoIectsus,
tal5 Hawzm Paroisse de- Jefferson Rive Ganrhe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office No % Ranks, rcada

BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office, No. % Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, April 9th, 1859. at l2 o'clock
~ NJ, at Banks Arcade, will be sold
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROU.D with all the improve
mems thereon situate the Second District bounded
ienaed by the nun bers TO- IL and L. The said lot No
measures ~ feet inches and lines front Canal
depth Of 10 fee; and the So Lots Nos g. O. TO- IL and
each rs fte front Canal street. by no feet Depth
III parallel lines Lot No II forming the corner Of "a
nal and Rochtttve streets ther with the alley 10
feet wide common to said loand others all plan.
The improvements these Lois consist of onestory Frame
House containing rooms. onesory building in the
tanning kitchen and servants room ct.rns sable carriage
house gardeners house. chicken house.
outbuildings.
r1~TERMS-The purchaserfo the payment three
mortgage notes for the nf $25 each dnd the May
1851, and payable in 2 and after date, be per
cent pc mum interest and cent eventual inte the
balance onea cash. the nd.r at IL months credit fot
oe secured by mortgage the said with
interest from date to maturity and if then paid Sper
until final payment The Improvements he kept
the purchaser. m25