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fSignedl ROBT HUYGHE Chairman


-
= for .n the Of brick sidewalks boed BY
i On boh sides or uTquba street from rs,, r.s
On bo sides Of Maigny street from Love to Goodchen
street.
north side Of God street from Eysan Fields street
sides Willow street. faon Common street 10 The
On both sides Of Port street. Goodchren TO St, ABIDE
On the side Baronne street. from Felicity Road to
On the north side Of St. Andrew street. from Magazine 10
8 On The south side of ST john The Baptist from Eysian
o on both sides Of ST. Ferdinand street. from toodcilren to
e On The sag, side Of Lafayette venae, Goodchren
First con;,act-rhe sidewalks both sides of urqnlar
sse ION Esan y Goton psss street ten feet in width
Lave Street ten feet ssi IL s vi ''ss
street from Esian Fields Washington Avenle ten feet
Fon,th contrac-The sidewalks on boh sides of wi,low
from Common 10 the New Canal twelve feet in
Ff c95,rasTbs sidewalks of Por, street.
fre Gu g 70 s. syidS street eight feet width
street from Felicity Road Jackson street Twelve feet in
Seventh ConaelThe sidewalks on the north side of 81, Ar
d ss Stes from esae 10 cnesnu, width
ie Bapts, street Eyian Fields street to aaseee Ave-
Ninth GontEactThe sidewalks both sides of St. Ferdinand
street from 'oodehilaen to ST John the Baptist street
Isnh csnaciaIss sidewalks the s Lafayette
aS q wid 4safdse' to St John the Baptist street
n and dressed curbstones shall line
good quality will, them bcvse dressed on ,c op 10 answer
The slope Of the sides six feet long from sixteen 10
riiy inches wide and not less than half inches thick
n,ey ha b well sci y good joints and IN
Mhs ana 5na ena Mh apsurs nicely through The same
iengs q from three six feet throughout the work accord
g 70 me directions and levels which shall given by the Sur.
ana eaeh cnrstone shall have three inches for
eSefy loot OF is hight towards tile lie adjoining houses
so De soiy liked and backed most approved man
NJ pvsent erevice wash and sinking bricks usually en-
hnm Ire u h heagenee in this
ntee any hall inches shorter fpet md hay
III 10 no eas less ihan six inches he upper nrfae al The
au1fohins gutter shall be admitted in the work = ~ " s
& oopkA shall be made of the hest
w welye inches wide inches tlck in lcns,v
q mo less than twenty feet except in cases were ar,ss
e necessary haiyed and inches At The hin
pihea mere and Intermediates spaee ri M. sn,
Win oak pins o les tan long BY to inches Is
u,Nen through suitable holes lie rnter nannS
h h. sass Of s pas he erstones
sha pe peVeea 10 si, md
have notches of eight inches long Nv TWO tuces ~ @ II = 70
every en fee hereof and in those cypress bres ~ af &
nun us io lee long by eight inches and twD nrbes
dSs pp'nsg NJ lhs End which enters the viii my
three Of Ave inch cut spikes bare and over ;hos II m
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| SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Ias.rs stree, s & o. &; RaiIresd
with the lines nights and grades be given BY the City
and hauling hs a9d soa sss
When s afe o. twelve inches below The
,n 5sss sis feet yd At The Is inches wide
s II Tas a es s sPs SsSm 4 said bitches shall
width in the center an Of the roadway shall he
shesd with clean without di sound mot ra;iea lake
@ d and 1ea T rS s
sfe on e a{o op Of Of hs he inches .Hs
and shall be rolled with the same roller as oiten
sI made ed and T. eo a seSle sa e !.
IL sr e e. lie sss quality and shall !,
@ 6 m q a aGf &c wo n
e coa fo sn Il eoss I Of @ BY
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
The bound to keep in good repair and con-
as o - The shssa a Of The road er during year
his sosde lie "9 Tes
] I end nsa o sa Me s Of M
to e ond the road be found good order
'0A'0' 0'AsW's 'A''' 'e forfeited for the use of the
! Good and solvent 1T security in the 5000 shall required
Payments 70 be made on the completion of each or more
ssa acceptance Ct The same by the City surveyor as
proportion paid by the city of New Orleans in cash
X II IS
Be collected BY The contractor who shall subrosated to ali
az s s s New ess
IoI to DC held liable responsible for any bills should
the same not be paid by the property holders. ~
The contractor shah The City Treasurer prior to re-
ceis his certificates the cost Of publication petition al
The holders i being well understood that
reimbursement Of said costs of publication -
4 ~ well understood that in Of failure by contractor
a Ss { G Ss s
which the work is being executed the shall have the
sgnt 70 annu ne contract without putting the
applying to OF justice same and without in
deInity and it is also well understood that in case he con.
tractor shall at time abandon the work or not finish AVID
complete the in conformity with his contract The said con
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have any part Of the
S ork done " hun mp to 'e ae of the abandonment and that
therefor and its nso well understood that ease the contract
be reold, the contractor and his
bound In solido the city all difference between
the price at which the originally contracted in ner.
form the work and the price at which aducated al
resale adjudication. ''.N's
Bids 10 be running for whole work complete
New Orleans, November IA, 1859.
IS. ISignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council. e VI ''
Signed n T. yENNARD, c,,.,.,..
q ,,a -, lsgnedi ROBT HGYGHE, @i"i'He''
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TT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, ssINCE
i
oLD AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
viii preserve inilhIy the growth and color Of the hair
fccy, restore the the bald with natures
preserve The scalp free from all disease to the
Statesmen Judges Attorneys, Doctors Cergymen Professional
testimony that do not too much in its favor Read
Hickory Grove St. Charles Co., Mo-, Nov. 10, 1851
Prof o. j. Wood-Dear Sir Some time last summer
wonderful feel ii our duty to and the afflicted
OK Hide sons head some time had been perfectly covered
win sores called sead head The hair almost en-.
nss advised 10 your Resoraye we did So With lille
hopes Of success but to Our surprise and that of all friends
and uSant of hair started and now say
that sur boy has INA IS hea Nh sea and aSiap
commend Restorative perfect remedy for NIL diseases
OF '"' scalp and hair "'1 Gn ys" rHfE sa1NoruAM
SARAH 4. HIGGTNBoTmAM
sdere the constant application Of oil necessary dressing
months Az it was in that condition and having continued its
Color and m oi T sa grea t. e Be s ssrred
nn Mo produced by the HppeSin Of oils or any other prer.
for lady toilet whether be used liar Restorative
Or for The simple purpose Of dressing bsantiiyiag the hair
of its performing all That is claimed for it. . ,,.,,1,,,
Cncinnn, O., Feb. 10, 1851: IA Third street.
who had been using your Hail Restorative induced to try
il had ,e yer song time las, May and nearly ever, lai
thicker than it was Nothing but duty sympathy
Ss s s @ woed sr
The bottles of three sizes a
FOR @ iS' ' %s Is'1 ps
cent more IN PROMOTION than the small etals for two dollars
., J. WOOD "a, r,oprytoEs. ST. Broadway New York
AID od 9y 4, good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
ssas 9s sss RsT s. n esa sides Of Lafayette
s s s9Rs st q lrs a'
Of ] Gns psSns S s s4ae sides
sidewalks for he wings Of the bridges aud for The crossings
shall be OF North river blue other
Quality with ii hewed and dressed eyelcd dressed top
sixteen thirty inches vide, not less han ,ee and half
inches .isk They shall be well SET in good joints and in
S % 'as be- o ha ds Ss
s Be ad be 3 ON he'd e. onde
Or like shells and sharp sand mixed of least four inches in
The guttcrsenes which be required shq be of North
from Sres long MSs inches vide sS and a NOT
les thin t0nr inches shck s They a oin in s length the
cPe nsh Shall jsnsd hai Sc Lid on bed
missd Of at ieas four inches in thickness
The round stones Shall y e eashorc bank Of the
river least inches in hiekness in The best
point Stones The aa shall rssesa Prof f 70
gads BY te ] to i, ssesdanss with The GRADES and
coating # iiysT ind fYr inches in thickness The round
The JOINTS Shall be filed up with dry river sand and after s
~ irwin has and sf hs n s s Sw s s p Win a fs Ss s ]
gravel and sharp sand mixed The paving shall be we'll com
pressed With Y .honsand pound roller aud covered with
sand mixed, and ts street shall lhsn Is travel
which be found Of line and level shall be regulated
the without extra and all b.skin Of
setting the old curbsones shall also be repaired by them with
GENERA, CL,usEs-Te whole work shall executed to The
entire satisfaction Of the City Surveyor who will be the sole
The earth picked out Of the street shall be the of the
s aa sh s s q s and s a asr s
nished BY the contractor, as well as the labor.
he els d atom By te SoE aa
osnY sa aIs es The @ o -four and months e
the !. same is not completed
lars shall be required guarantee the faithful performance
Payments made the completion of the work and ac-
septance Of The by he City surveyor follows ow:
and s ere to- &c % f SsE in c
nganst sa @ e made M ~ M sarysye
Y be collected Oy The contractor shall sngrogaed to al
ts s or s Of @ n md S e r s s
not 10 be held liable responsible for of said bills
Each s paving in good
S p s,ass o m @
serving their The ss cost Of the petitions
shall have the right of demanding Of said petitioners the
ffs's eas s. failure by the
x Or Of fis eass s py @ ps
il WHICH il i Is being sSssS,ed The Council @ have The rh
Ing 10 court Of justice to annnl the same and without ie
shall any time abandon the work finish and complete
l,e conformity Win ther contracts the said eonraeio.s
done by them up The of the md that hs
of and it is aso Veil understood ifn tic contracts Be
resold the contractors and their securities shall and
1sS he pe
form the work and The prices at which be adicaed
Bids be superficial yard round paving furnished
s iSs ann FL i9ssias loot s''''''s' aud gut
Isiguedl' LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by Committees on Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
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sCOMPTROI.LER'S OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, December 10, 1859.
lFNT ,.lNa 45hA n - SNfl -zsf=2 ~ q

MS fo!losine described improvements of streets
y an y sas sse. Ss e HI U
- 1hat the con,ptroor be he Is hereby author
lest bidder, eac separately after ten days noice
a y p IL q d
n hs oce and the sAid adjudcaiions 10 be subject
y VIII Soex Sew Isyss ee from
"a constructing bck sidewalks borde.ed BY curbstones
wooden guitars both sides 81 urquhar street from
VI lan fleids t6 GOttou Press street. ~
netting biek sidewalks, bordsred by enrbstones
~ cutters both sides Of Magny street.
IN communicating bc sidewalks oraered BY c,,ruoncs
fieds to Washington avenue.
"a 6oih sidss II willow street from Com
61fect to tho New Canal. 8s
slsk sidewalks, horlered by curbxtones
ssnssfscsiss bsk sidewalks, bordered BY cnrbstones
1EeT EdRd to dack son street.
brick sidewalks borlered by cuybstones
Chesunt 173559
s Eyssn Field 4 Ensei street. = 1''a''''uren
k6 she road on ,he Gentiy Road, from
- nlyda Rnad 70 tho Fontchartrain Railroad.
t paving with blocks Front street. Canal to
rs psyiag yh sapats blocks Esplanade street, from
q. constructing brick sidewalks boered BY curhsones
En @ s sss. q sl ds 3, st. sn the Baptist
EcF constInctiug bsick sidewalks bordeed by cnstoes
- rneden CUTTERS 81 Ferdinand street from doodchiiden
~ brick Sidewalks bordered by curbstones
rs 81 sf Sp sas & as LAFAYETTE Avenue from
~ IsvinS with ronnd stones Lafayette Avenue, from
Isisned3 IN :. ~ Nh II JOHN ri MONROE.
81 President Board q assistant Aldermen.
". President Board of Aldermen.
isiInsdi GERARD srITH. Mayor.
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CONIPTROLLER--OFFiCIAL.


complete inc same n conformity with his contract the said
e9nifer snau forfeit al claims he may have any part
oil me work done ny him up TO the date abandonment
and that the city shall he thereby discharged from amy and Mi
imny therefor and 1t is also well understood that III
contract be feso The contractor und his securities sa
hed anu bou IN soo to pay unto The city all loss differ
encc between the price which tho contractor originally con.
ticcd to perform the work and the price al which II uy he
adndcated at a resale or readiudica,on = ' "
Bids to be running of sidewalk complee inclnd;n
the turning of the " e
signedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor
New Orleans. November 10, 1859
Approved by the Committees Landings Of bl,
Boards Of the Common Council. ~
lSignedl oa H. T. VENNARD, c.,.s
RoBT nUiGuE, ohmfmen'
Registered November Is, 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

City of New orleans, NcSember y, 1859
mo. 4S17.1
Rcere That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
official Journal contract for constructing brick sidewalks
de,sd by enrhs'9nes and Wooden Ssers on the north side
with specifications file in the Surveyors office and The au
dcaon thereof TO he subject TO the approval rejection of The
NoA'N' ISisnedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Nov II, 1859
lsignedl GERARD sTfTH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on MONDAY 12h day Of De
csnher next viii adudca'e my Office IL O'Clock NJ the
nas lot v. purLEssIs Comptroller.
mo. 4s2l.1
Resrd That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
official journal contract for constructing brick sidewalks hor
y FROM ns oys s s sh d Of on
accordance with specifications file he Surveyors .ce
lection of the Common Council.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Nov. II, 1850 ''''' D'''" VI '>''e'''s"'
sisnedi GERARD sTITH Mayor.
Notice is hereby given TINT on MONDAY Ish day Of De
n2e l2t V. DUPIEssSIs, Comptroller
mo. 1921
Resocd THAI the Comptroller hereby authorized
official Journal for constructing brick Sidewalks Dor
dered by curhsone and wooden CUTTERS both sides of s
lines street from Claiborne Roman Streets and Miro
Boad said work be done in accordance with spece
lions file in the Surveyors office and the adjudication thereof
be subject the approval rejection of the Common
Council
[Signedl JOHN r. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. IL, 1859.
lSignedl GERARD STITll, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. /. FABRE, Secretary
Notice is hereby given. that MONDAY 18th day Of De-
ceber next will adudcates Office Il O'Clock NJ the
above contract.
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hslS ashss sAtk nssa i al dc gutter ps
Se dry river inches thick and selidly bedded before
ny 'sss ssas
and the latter shall be laid with slope Of inch towards The
'iia b ais vide
eros pieces on the TOP 70 keep he sides from 5g I s
walks, ,
lake bricks Of the best quality r. herring bone on bed Of
lake sand other sand Of equally good asy with T. or ON
s hs siss; Sslyi vel sfSs sd VIII
Ing ror laying e bricks The earth Or , ground shall be
af AZ eS ' PER foot lie ground where too low shall filled
sn s 'ss a s sf an
s sf sR aas M as aid Ia close Sc
Withsa. any rsc or hellaw PLACES 50 That The pave
GENERAL UAusrs.rhe whole work shall be exscn,ed to
q a # h . o % & Who in or
All The materials shall he of the best quality and shall be
Eash j IL cspssiofs sa y bound Sssn The il
Common Council and TO complete the same four months afer
thereafter the same is not completed.
Good and solvent security in The sum Of $500 shall he required
Payments 10 be made on the completion of the work com,
SURVEYOR as follows towit the proportion to be paid by tc
es : 3 'h made H. city
conformity with lq OF the
said bills 70 be collected by the who shall be bo
gated all the rights of the city seize the property
Ssss 81 Of Of M i "fs i
said hills should the same nor be pad.
Each Of the shall pay into the City Treasury
to receiving HE certificates the of publication Of the petition
of the holders being well understood that said
tractors shall have the right Of demanding of said petitioners the
reimbursement of said cost, of publication
I'll well understood that in of failure by the contractors
begin Or finish the work thereof within the period
hXed or in ease the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right TO annu the contract without putting the contractors i'll
default rs required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and with
ont applying of justice annu the and without
indemnity and II is also well understood that in the
tractors shall ut time abandon the work finish
piete the in conformity with their contract the said
tractors shall forfeit all claims they have for any part tho
work done by them the date of the abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and also well understood that in the
be reol the and their securities shall be held and
bond in sodo The city all loss difference he
tween the price which the originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may be audicaed
at a resale NATURALIZATION.
Bids to be running foot Of sidewalk complete, including
the turning of the corners.
New Orleans, 18th November, 1859
Signed LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee Streets mud Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
tsgnedl II. T. vENNARD. }ch,irror
do LIT ROBERT HUYGHE, 'hhnhei'
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For THE coNrR ACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
stones and wooden cutters on both sides of Mus street, from
Width sIDEwALKs.-These sidewalks shall be
sidewalks, of North blue other stones equally
slope The s from three 10 * fee, Long ~ from xssn
to hirty inches wia and on inches hick They sa b
s1 E @ PIss , sa1 h " @ Trs s %
REGIONS and levels which Mil be given By Surveyor; and
q h oyar line s q The adjoining s iS tis a aIs S
prevent tsycs wash and sinking Of bricks usually experienced
Form a ns ems sn az" s no n than
less @ sN inches below the upper surface OF the adjoining
WooR&s GurTEnsThe cutters shall he made Of the best
smi cypress, twelve inches wide BY four inches thc
lengths necessary halve and cared ten inches Al
GS feet W, oak pins not less than four feet long By two
n ss Il nsrca s" o" n a o M rl nSs in 1
H e s s9 Be beyssd init and On %sr out
deep every eight feet thereof cypress
braces e. ns, less tan four feet long BY eht inches vide and
yll s firmly driven spiked viii gutter Will At
nt nick well nailed cutter plank aort
y sand @ inches thick sa Sdy beds ' Ssas q he
one and haf inches anve lie surface Of he "tteF pak and
he latter Shall be laid viii sos of one inch towards e eut
by the eon'racor They shall be tonr inches vide by eight
plank for he sides and bottom With by four inches
la cutters On l G hssR 1 o Whit 9 S AID
h Ill., o ne hest ns Walk on s
a Or s Sasf e f" sHGa " WIN ns bew en rs
half inch lck spread HE whole surface Of the brick
up bsoke@an Well ranmed, and made eie e"dsi
i%a' an S per @e o Or f ms d low o n b Ct d
gp BY 'hf e"n n At LOW. Sw emnease and WI amm @
ay d fsp sand Or '6as I'M nner lie bricks and sid
OF
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suffer large part of die globe is the consequence of
diseased action in the sysen induced by the poisonous
Of vegetable decay This exhlaon evolved by the action
While the is below the horizon this por fingers the
ears surface and the virus is taken with through the lungs
into The blood There acts as an irritating poison the inter
nal vcer and excreng of the body The liver be-
torpid and fails only this virus also the
bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate in
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
spleen, the kidneys AID the stomach sympahz with ho liver
and become sorered also. Finally The instinct organ
ism il in IN attempt to cxrel the noxiou, Infusion,
the whole blood Of the heis in the internal
rshes 10 The central with congeve violence This is
the clill But in this effort it fails Then the FEVER fol
the surface in another effort expe the Irritating poison
through the other great excretory,e skin In this also 1t
for the recovery of strength repeat hopeless effort another
day These are the s and paroNysms Of FEVER AND AGUE
Such constitutional disorder will Of COURSE undermine the health
il it Is not removed
We have labored to find, and have found, an andote
Ayers Ague Cure,
cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And It does
this Infection II taken in eXpe!s from the system
it is absorbed and thus keeps those who free
aeks keeps the system in health although the dis
ease. Consequently not oniy cures but PROTECTS from, the
great variety Of affections which induced by this indignant
influences saeh as Kemi,isnt Fever Ghl feysr Dumb
Fever Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness ToOhacbc
Farache Catarh, Asthma, palpaoFs Painful Affection of
the Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
of the and Bowels all Of which, when arising
this cause, will be found 10 less the intermittent
type This Ague Cure removes the OF these erunge
ments and cures the disease.
This it accpmplshes by Stimulating the excreories exre
the the system organs degrees become
hbed do this their Office of thrir accord Hence
what we term 'aceanaon Time may accomplish The
teinpt while this Ayue Cure does and with safety
We have great believe this is Il well safer
remedy for tr whole class Of diseases which are caused by he
and it has still another important advantage the public which
is, that it is cheap AS well :s good
I'Tptar nv
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Ur. J. C. a yGT q Co. j,
i4owcll Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.

Ayers Cherry PeciOraI,
Has for itself such the variety
of throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary
the evidence oil its virtues wherever ii hns been
employed As it has long been throughout this
section do Than the people its quality is
mp the best ever has been and that it may be relied
for their relief all has ever been found to do.
Ayers Cathar rite Pills.
FOR All. PSRPDSES OF A PURG,AriNE MEDICINE,
For Costveness tor the of Dyspepsia; for Jaundee
the cure Of mige;t9n for eaachs ier c cure Of Dysentey
the cure of serona for all scrono Complaints for the
Of Rhemntin for Diseases Of the Skim for the of Liver
Complaints for Dropsy for the Of Te'er Tumors and Salt
Rhenm; for Worms, for the of out for Dinner Pill
the of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood
They slgar-cOated, that the sensitive
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable, harm arise
their quantity.
E.J- Price, % cents per box; five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
usefulness of these remedies space here will permit
AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are given with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints and the
that should be followed for their
Do be off by unprncpled dealers with other prepare
tons they make profit Demand AYERS and take no
others The sick want the best aid there is for they
should have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and Isl Ghartres street. n. o.
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and by
all Dealers, 10 fin
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BEARD, PUTS a. GARDNER SMITH. Az

- ianees and Appraisers No 81 Common between
Camp and ST. Charles streets, Successors j. ~ BEARD
CO. having possession Of all the Books of Record OF J. A.
Beard Co. and j. A. Beard May AMI their valuable Books
Plans containing the snuafes OF the First and
iicts of he City New Orleans showing the yacns sales in
eia'i made by Them al large of the City of New Or
snns Dslaehase Jeaetson tity Riekeryiiie ioonnge,
RurhoVia Geenvile and CRrfolop Will continue 10 devote
'heit ir d Read Estae aud Slaves sncersSos
and rHlI Warcu Sales Household Fnfnure 6ank and other
Stocks, Cotton iaoe Vessels and plantations, and solicit the
Patronage heretofore uberay eXenied ~ hem nl5 Qua