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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
naKEnN Am CoNFECTIONEHY.

BAKERY AND CONEECEIONEtA'
LsO, received assortment Of French Couectioneries
N Am Ft.E manufacturing that no SAnay' anu am
recently aid rs TO lay bakery, able to furnish
great any those lage LoAYes OF Bre with ali
SSsri-:y oil CaLes PES, a. CHAs. ROBERTSON,
ro1J -t,T No Il Market Street.
TENTHE GEEAEEST VARIETY OF RATS
and Caps fos Men, Boys Chldrsa tssr offered IN ue
city and moderate and prices always De found al
WAFERFIELD 4 WALKERS,
noyI9 2GPubll9 Square.
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Furs for the Ladie
SILVER SOAP.

ENHs being prepared expressly cleaning Silver and Plated
ware, Brtania and Tin ware Mirrors, Marble, Gliding,
House paint Carriage Moudngs invaluatIe-the best and
cheapest article for thu purpose 25 Per cake
sGth MACKENZIE HINOHIN,
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FIRST CLASS,

Spirits Of turoentne, camphue burning fluids and vsrnh
will Oaly he ,akeLat owners risk.
GCnpOwder and friction Matches and other ari
ces will be charged AZ local rates OF each Road only
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n0TEl-dEWIm = INHEIM-
Having this day sold entire interest in the arm of R-r
SauaeV < Co.. Wholesale Hat and Can Merchants r.
ure in reconmeading them 70 the Old customers and fs ef
the and % the trade generally, and hope patrosge h
toOre bestowed upon the old 6rm win exsnde Il ~
WPIN0RAM
nOvZ1-dEWim
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NIanny's combined Reaper and
Mower,
IETITH WOODS HMPROVEMENT..sTh
w celebrated dachie eceved the first premium Of Grsrd
SOLD MRDAL the bestCombned and Moving Machine
al the great States Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
Ky in September, 1857 The trial of Syracuse New
York, in July all the principal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal p Wilder President United States
Society, It Louisville. Il.
also received the award the best Reaper, and the
Mower before separate committees appointed by the
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, Nashville
in july 1857, most Of the machines in in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given Msnhn
during the last season. every Machinein America
The above machines are for sale by the undersgned
B. T. OHEATHAM,
General A gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs q co.,
toh27-d&VH Nsshville, Ts.S.
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TENHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company
TO contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-EieS, gfeet
lp1R lches k, well hewn, 10 place
inches clear Of bark timber TO he be deliver
- at the Grade line OF tlie road ia Nashville
The contractors to contract for 10000 White
POst OAK Ties, OF the above, delivered
the line Of road in piles from section IA to section "a
enough On each section TO supply the same.
Persons wish hid will direct to the President and Direct
o. - tbe lie aud North western Railroad Company
n ~.
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JUST received fresh stock Of Rane Goods Combs Brusbe
u Purses Pocket Books Port hOnnales Leather Sacbes
Travelling Cases shell Tuskng Combs. fancy Vest Buns r.
Straps, TOs. Mirrors, Scissors Knives ke for .s
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
THE PRTDENT MAN
SAMUEL c. EASTMAN.
Csrnfenberg Vegetable PilIs.

OFFIcR-NO As NeI;h Cherry strss,
TENNESSEE.
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Keep il Before Ihe People /!

TEVHAT ;h Rail Roads have agreed to the following low
< Of freight, t0-Wit:
from NasLyUyst0 EEorr5Ye and all Std the East
Tennessee and Georgia HdHrOGd
Dry Goods and articles usually cas in first and second
Cl3,5tsr er luO ~ cents.
Hardware taCon ard, whisky barrels, and all articles
OF Guri class per hdndred pounds do
Sugar uolSe, Hour, leaf tobacco, and all articles Of
fodrt.. class, per 100 pounds. -l5 do
From Aashrlf- % tetd DelO, It., ami I'll @atio8S
tie IGtgT and Tennessee HdHrOad, articles caSSed
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DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From tie GalUeston IRA.
We have hesitation pronouncng equal SUPERIOR
to any have ever drank.
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NE subscriber offers for seventy sr fsnd an N.
Middle Frahkn Turnpike, four miles -, N.ssls -
1nns me ae. on which ae resides and CaEt a
Jones The land equal 20 the with abunionce OF Ec
lent never falling water, with the n At b.aulu buin- -
n the country, and in The mdss Of the ane bohocd N
AneFt'9 ApriH NATHANIEL BAXTEp.
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our real opinions and the sentiments of the men
who laid out the plan of eur great Government
which has done more to disturb our laws aud insti-
ti0ns than any other cause, all other causes com
bined But this swift Witnsss in behalf said to
me he was SO much in favor Of savery-so well con-
Vinced of its humanizng efscts on the savage
barbarians OF Africa, that he was in fay>r of re-
opening the African slave-trade; he even quoted
scripture to prove that this was proper. He was
such warm friend to this institutiOa-hC had fall
len from the coods down here. lie thought it of
such momentcus benefit to the slave that he wanted
us to fall upon plan Of having fresh horde Of
Africans at stated periods. He proposed the ap
prentice plan-apprentics them for ten years. and
at the end of ten years they would be ready 10 60
back and set up for themselves in Liberia. |
thought it would be good plan, as far the negro
was concerned, bet ! asked him how Org il Eould
be before the two races would meet upon 9 common
level! At once you would have to give the master
power of life and cath the slave, as it once
was, and we would be going back instead eff advan-
cling. In this civilized race, instead Of reaching TO
higher perfection We, under the operation of this
system, would be going back to the days of bsrbar-
ism. And 50 we are contend, if pass such q
bill as this. Under the provisions OF this BILL as
understand them, you propose to declare liberty
felony. The nan has done noting except being
free amongs. you for years. II has been enjoying
rights, his proFenitors have erjoyed the ghts
his children after him be wishes TO continue TO be
invested with the glorious privilege Of being iRde-
pendent" But you propose here to deprive him Of
the rights which he has enjoyed under our lsws and
our constitution.
Mr.. Speaker. The gentleman quoted 1 think
against himself that passage from Burns which
says:
" Mans inhumanty TO
Makes countless thousands morn.'
He said he did not conceive this inhumsnity Why |
then DO you propose TO give the negro the option Of
leaving being sold! II it is humanity TO sell !
him. strike cut that portion Of the bill which gives
him the option of being sold Here is virtual |
acknowledgement the part Of the trainers Of this
bill that the selling is regarded by themselves as
the punishment attached the refusal or sglec Of
the negro to 90 into this involuntary exile Under the
provisions of the bill yCu will separate the mother
from her children. "Over tWenty-oBe and under
fOrty-fv years many mothers will be included in
that category, s1d the child will be left behind
while the mother will lie sJpatriatsd,
There is another thing ought 20 consider and
reflect about. 1t is the most ignorant classes of
society which have the strongest local attachments
nd that old ua0ro snnO-
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EXTRA FAmILY GARD.

notion the House adjourned till tomorrow At
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VIE partnership hereoOre existing between Berry, sauasv
Co.. has this day, BY mutual consent, heen eissavei
Inc business will be conducted Berry Sanfsy Who pay
al claims against the old and who Wi continue sonic
the business the old stand n Pcbic square Nby
Tenn where they viii pleased s friends ths hoass
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ESPECTFULLY 70 her old friends Snd custa
that she il still to be found 81 CoIlegs street,
lover MeClsland's) where, using the
Howe Sewing Machines,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04
BY n. vIGNIR

Streets th. q Levss Spain snd Enshsn sss
Lot No form he corner Of Spain Isyss srsss ~
s feet II inches and lines front Issss - se
sss isssiss a ~ = issas: g D.
~ &. = i,.: m. nd ss: ss
ss.pfss g fsss inches nd lines from. on 4svss
s e: y isehss ~ liss liss d,,oa =.
fosssss. viii s.s 5cuss - 4 sss
o.e e. ir,ms houses fronting Eashisn nrsss rss
LEASED I'll die sla October LEA 4 DE ras Of ~ ~
Q Two VERY yALyAsLk LOTS or eEoUHD .s.s.
eeo si I'd s e de-
snsasd y Nc snd zoa BE plan sna fsss..
. ri s .:.s. IN fss1s k .ss:
sss "a 3 e. L E q
ne ea go s On e. 6. =. e. %
ssf etc 4, shs d., h s's,ns, x; , 4
Ees 70 ~. . = s,,.n id.
sss.s:. Z ss. s.s & ss.ss. !. n
thence on Inc running sssis
I risds ns &c an e .s ss
Sa K &C. 81
0ss svs &c lois OF eaousp -...a .
s se.sssed :. :. Yi es H. r' ana
portions q Them andss lease = ne 80 e
he os Victory I'd
sas s r ne s E g
and forty dollars per annu, divided amongst bs
.. No forms the q Victory md g. 1.rs.ass
M rsssand .ee is a.. On he rs u
oSs a IL. S r. Nj 3 e z e. re- y sssss end s,s e
frame house md shed. ! 9
.ss he s a y Sc ri me- s nd Is
sss sS.s nd e. P: s.s y
e. "a s%:.s... .ss:. ieas VI:
parable. ssssss.s vi ~ u =. Ss1
;ss: ct AZ :s..
'fs e; a. .. s 81: 3 s. s Ill Z =
.Hs ssRsh 'iysss 81 s'ssss'
s ss s.s e. y
en % sv v: = sss 81 nah me- s =
an Old wooden shed and tie right r the Sssrs III ~
i 81 81 70 sounded y
F,d 9 ana GgSd .s "a hing =:
Eiy..n Fed. ,hs .dis ,as ss;
Together eth, With a. Old shed ibeseon
1 c9 ssasss . q Z. Dc
.. Cont snd Ag Said pan. e.
sss.s.
Pss: sss s ss ss 4
ese e. @ %s1 Sd s
bear sper cent interest uns p:id ~. q.
payment # said notes. m !.
full value and The policies inar.ne sass.
The agents de city Baltimore until u
shall Be renewed By the agents Of the city Of BatDose s
IN sss ss;.:sl,.. ss...:
and Conditions above described within III q days from d.
aaa z
and A. xheat any further notice
entitled s:s r .ss s9s @
the expe Of the purchaser. ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04
BY N. VIGNIE.
VERY PROFITABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M.
proved Property and Binding Lots in the First Fourth
Districts Csrrollion. etc., very long credit.
BY NJ VIGNIE

Districts, CsrroIon. etc., on very long credit.
BY NJ VIGNIE,
Oihce-No. 8 Banks Arcade
at CITY Hoei, Common street the following described
p'1pss'yc III LOT OF GROUND, in the square
bounded B. asg.ssips Camp ro dfas md hssSss.s
as s sonSy ssi store: e. No. g
s' 9s, srA noa Pss 10 the
ees and nehe font on Poydras street BY
s ss sif t ON s os s
line OF Nn oEshs n % ~ es
Sap cEsf2ls LOTS OF GROUND the s. Nay.
cher and ST. Joseph designated lots Nos
more iss i line spd fronting
s s 10 eR
eeh lot having and entry on the ground ooI
ard the ps
st October 1889 and the other to goth September
l. "A VERY SPACIOUS AND yALU ABLE CORNER LOT,
messuras On Magazine
depth Of 10 feet inches and lines and fronting also on
ana sass q
street BY depth Of feet Together with the sub
d. etc e,e leased e 81. oc,obs. 1859 $3.50
per is leased 3ls October 1883 $3.50 per
g. THREE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND. in
caliope Dsiord Streets desgnss lots and
81
feet deep Lot No is spacious lot, fee,
ss
vim az the ouaings snd houses thereon OF Two
rs 81 81 s.
.asa4s bounded @ W.f Jossph %
Oh
Hessph y o deep And iron.
frame house, No. slate roof, having and
large ton De sss.s
s. Joseph street having ten rooms galleries prv els
IT. 1eS Ct S5S ass. new Canal.
i asssf
gallery
8, ELsvEN BUILDING LOT, situated in the squar
DESIGNATED y is's sos. e y g. q. s 800
;ss:
lines rs, Hsya street 49, feet
Lot No FL being The Of and ST. jane
% and f1ns sR on IL BY
IS fee, trout ST. Jane by l22 feet 6nche
CERTAIN LOT Of aseuND the hegnds
IS az ss sss,hss
ssSsf Sa
| 3irches.
il. TEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND a, Carroou
ct distant from the Court house. bound
ed by Thid lanai Avenue Floresne and Ernest de
sign ted as lots to Is.
125 feet deep.
each 30 feet Third street, by
s by letter
ss ssss e MSS
"A lots The whole accord plans be exhibited sale
TERMS AND NS-0ne- fourth cash, and the ba
ance at l. land years credit, with the purchasers
tn r order ted by mortgage the property sol
and bearing cent interest per from the Of
until full ment, but only penal clause. The purchase
who would be prosecuted for of their notes. wi
of md the attorneys fixed
cent The buildings will be snred against the risk of fir
and the policies of insurance yearly vendo
holders of the notes. until full The purchasers
lots will themselves to be put in possession at their
expense.
Acts of sale before T. Guyo and P. c. Cuveler, Notar
Public, at the expense of the purchasers. m3
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T IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

/
We have been informed that the usual practice of planters
in ordering their supplies of our
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE,
Has been to simply write order vermfuge. The conse
quence that instead Of the genuine Dr. McLANEs yerm
uge they frequently other of the worth
less preparations called vermiuse public We
therefore leave the planter the propey and
importance of invariably writing the in full, and 20 ad
wise their agents that they will receive any other
than the genuine DR.. Ncane's Celebrated vernuge pre-
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
We would also advise the precautions ordering
McIANEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great popularity
Pills. a specific for Liver Complaint all
the bi ous prevalent in the South has in
vendors of many worthless claim for
preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
original only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
yet discovered and urge planter and
chant he values his and the health of those depending
him. in ordering Take neither yermuge
Liver Pills unless you you getting the genuine Dr.
McLANEs, preparedby
| FLEMING BROTHERS,
| Pittsburgh, Pa
give list of of the principal wholesale drug
gists and dealers in patent this city,
Liver Pills always obtained. They also sold by all
respectable druggists.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
lis gross in and to arrive.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| 200 gross 10 arrive and in store.
sCovIL i MEAD.
Ill and 13 Charres street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| 100 gross 10 arrive an in store.
| G. N. MORRISON & CO.,
| IL Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated YER MIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
$50 gross to arrive and in store.
| wooDMAN.
| Corner Common and Magazine streets.
DIR. NcLANE's Celebrated VERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| 1875 gross arrive and store.
E.B. wHEELocK 4 CO.,
| 4s Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VEKNlIFUGE
| AND LIVER FILLS.
| A constant supply always in store and for sale by
| JAMES SYME,
1871 Canal street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| A constant supply in store and for sale by
| f. j. HART 1 Co.
| II and 10 Tchouptoulas street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERIlFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| A supply always in store and for sale by
\ READ, HEDGES & CO.,
| los Canal street.
DR.. NIcLANE's Celebrated VERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| constant supply always Ia stere and for sale by
| +. p. DUCONGE,
| mi 3m&W 80 Charres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FELICITY
street, the Prytana street Line of Omnibuses.
BY ~ VIGNIE
THURSDAY, March 10, 1859, Mt IL o'elocl


TNHuRSDAY. March 10, 1859, MT 12 o'clock,
at the City hp n Go mn street. gili be sold
bounded by Felicity Pry tsna ST. Mary and
Let No. adjons the lot Of Prytana and Felicity
Streets it 80 feet Felicity street. lis
alley 9 the rear feet vide opening on Prsania street
Felicity street. by l5 feet deep between parallel lines
Lot No. adoins Lot No. 80 feet front Fell
city by 10 feet deep between parallel lines These lots
are we'll filed The street front paved and the sidewalks
Pry 8nn street line of omnibusses.
R9-TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One-thi third cash, and the
balance credit of aud for notes secured by
said lots bearing per cent interest from
date until maturity and after maturing in of
8 per cent. par annum until fin Il payment
Acts Of sale before s. Magner Esq., Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. m3
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VERY COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ing House Pryana street, for Family Residence.
BY NJ VIGNIE,

THURsDAY, March 10, 1859, At n o'clock,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, contiguous to the -
lot the Of Prytania and Thaia @
comprised within Prytania, Thna Melpumene E
Camp streets measuring 81 feet inches and lines front
with twostors brick dwelling House, having four gal
eries hall attic. fixtures etc twostory brick kitchen
having six rooms frame BUILDING having rooms privies
etc. The whole leased up TO Both September 1861
eers office, No. Banks Arcade Passage.
TERAs-One.hrd cash and the balance credit Of u and
Is months for notes secured by said properly
bearing per cent interest from date until maturity
and after maturity until fully paid The
policies transferred holders of the notes unit
fin Il pnyment. ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04

VERY CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RE
81 ence in the First District within short distance of the
business portion Of the city, at private sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office, II Commercial Place
THE very convenient residence belonging
to j. NJ Chiffon, Esq., situated on Robin between Maga
zine and Constance streets.
The building is OF blck, stoes with attic and
tans parlurs dning,oom, bedrooms Kitchens wash
and convenience necessary for genteel family
The lot is large and the house well ventilated
Ne TERMS-Made known on application at our office.
MI
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BY J. B. WALTON
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
March "a. 1859, at I2 o'clock,
Banks Arcade will be sold
THE LOT OF GROUND situate at the southeast Of
Magazine and Common Streets in the square bounded by Mag
azne Common Tchoupitoulas and Gaver streets measuring
feet three inches front Common street, sixty -four
feet front Magazine street. sixyfo1r feet on the opposite
side line dividing said Lot from the adj lining Lot thirty
four inches and four lines in depth the line opposite
parallel with Common street, ether with all the
provements, rights ways privileges ervudes and advant
ages thereto belonging in apperaning Upon
THE FIRE-PRooF, BRICK, FoUR-sToRY STORE,
occupied by o. o. Woodmau Wholesale Dug Store
covering the entire Lot.
This property is leased to o. o. Woodan for five years. be-
ginning The 3Oth September 1851 and ending the 80
September 1862 at The rate Of $500 annum payable
quarterly.
A5- iERMS-one. third cash the balance at and two
years cred from day Of sale with Fix cent in
terest maturity of and eight per per in
teres after maturity If not purc,ualy paid, with mortgage
upon theproperty until final pay meLt
The property kept insured its vRue the
of the purchaser and the policy policies Of to be
transferred to the vendor until after the maturity and
OF the first note.
The of sale before A. Mazureau Esq Notary Public,
will be passed upon the receipt of the Special Power Of Aor
ne, which expected within few days after the day Of
sale. me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04

A VERY CHOICE GANG OF FIELD HANDS, DIRECT
from Georgia. all in prime order and fully guaranteed
credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
WILL be offered at private sale until the
w 18th instant
SIxrX.FIGHT CHOICE COTTON HANDS, to arrive by
the 10TH if sold by date they will he Offer ed by pub
lie auction the oath ins wheu list and full description
will be published.
EFor full description and terms apply Office
mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL-
road at Auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office, IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, March 10, 1859, Mt IL o'clock,
l. at the City Hotel Common street, will be sold
VERY DESIRABLE FARM, situated in the parish of st.
Helena and half miles from Tangipaho, the New Or
leans and jackson Railroad containing hundred and
eighty ces sixty of which in cultivation and forty
more can easily be cleared at little expense.
There the place good log house, Kitchen four grain
houses stables and poultry house together with fine well
about forty feet deep Also about fruit trees
consisting of peach APPLE ounce and fig There is fine
creek running through place. and good fence around the
cleared land
This offers fine opportunity to purcha farm summer
residence being only seventy eight miles from the city,
tB~TERMS-Oneh half cash, the balance in months
for city acceptance safacor y endorsed bearing
cent interest," and If paid Mt maturity, thereafter per
cent. interest until final payment.
Act of sale before T. O. Stark Notary Public at the
of the purchasers, fe1S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04

VAIUA ABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. b. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
PRIVATE SALE, Will be sold five wall
IA liable OF Ground bounded by live Oak
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos "a h &C. Y and % in old
MOI 9. new No.) l2S
Lots "a 20 and 2 form the of Live Oak and Sixth
and each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street. by depth of 100 feet inches
Lot No 28 adoin the above described lots in the and
80 'front.' by depth Of 1876 feet inches between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring 50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property egbly situated for residences being within
of Magaz and Of Washington
and in the immediate vicinity of of the ee
giant residences Fourth District. The lois have been
paed with choice imported shade and and
prepared to be built upon at
-hi casa, and the balance at and two
years credit with per interest.
Of sale fore Walter H. Peters, Eq Notary Public, at
the expense of The purchaser. m3