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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-28

BY ~ VIGNIE
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IN n ss
Ps e. i The 9ss q
sssd properly, belonging the city Of Baltimore viii Be
vv,v r, aIsn Of o. r m,s'ng gs .,
waters Of GIsys Gres being The confirmed claim Of Maria T.
T Thrift ISaii ses':in 81 FIN
,he railroad Connecting with New
leans r. runs hao. "a the center Ct II This fine high
sHsnts win various
Ssis section sas Ess
hi g. % s q e. ~ aces, ana section ~ Town
6i6 So TO acres Tie Whole according to Man n CONTAINING
-FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND in the town Of Uncle
a cs sso leo z zo and 24i Eacn square having four
fan's Q. * r rgs' or LANn IN 1;v,n,..n
RICH. Gank Of ths Tapgpsho being Section
ME s. R@ze G:ss9ssnTs bre, e sG1 to
sshe % j. all dSooo atre being the confirmed
ASoi#Ek Tract, adjoining the above on the right
Acres Section y T,Snship T. Range aSss
he las, IS he ferry known " Wes Fslt1 s S
Ssns aeeoding being confirmed claim Gn0 Of
tonas station The Railroad + il the ri hbo,hood
country seats '1'' f A'' Is well A'"peo LOT
r,,.,,. ,.l p :. RI nor or st. :. James.
Of and ~ IF "a s the
GA LARGE BODY OF Ian in the parish Of St. James,
TgS nSsa
and II South Range East commencing distance so
merly belonging DR. Fotin (now property Of Mr.
Bourgeo ard ais, in the of part Of Shepherds
Grove Plantation and running thence by dveIging lines
plan marked ., drawn BY VIM MecSiioh Esq s. Sur
yeyog General Of Louisiana and ali said
viz r,r, =, ,,.v Or ro,a An s.o. Will. ,.;,, :,
benefit pm chasers their heirs and
oFs lie land edia,s in The q the ansion
tie Ms.pp The trae: will be offered divided into por
M
boundary tact Til, land is of m nse value Al
present. its fine cypress timber ease
fluent streams as well as from the Msssspi ' us "
Parish Of 1berviile.
| ~, ABLE rLAN AiioN LAM Hiohhf IIhbEhED
T pslssy If n s swsn and
prohtable Investments:
LAID in parish Iberve situated on The right bank Of
the Nssissnp river Immediately in the Of aHd bounded
BY The well known a'es of Mrs Vaughan and OF The Home
marked r drawn y VIII; j Mscs,ioh; ESQ s surveyor
vaion of soil immense value Of tie best oyptes
and one Of the best is in the SITE IL
at ss The ROAD a ali 1GR hs h Hs Of
nS 9ad s Ser by an a act ct sale job
q New Orleans lie s Jane ISIS and The as
offered another road 40 feet wide in continuation of Il,
boundary Of The Msssrs ssurs properly for the beae
transit in common Of the purchaser purchasers of the tracts
their heirs and will have free for ali purpose
of transit to the river Mississippi.
GELS fronting the last descr bed road numbered
and Re- AND s sSn rae each so one third of the
z TWO TRACTS Or LAND adjoining the above on on
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srn1SG Gonps-Mrs. Farrell. at lls Canal street

SrRING GooDs.-Mls. Farrell, at lag Canal street,
the opening of her spring invoices of fashionable
bones ribbons mautiaS and other goods which she Is
dealer lag,y kn,wa in the Ia " commnny. There will be
splendid display of all her beautiful goods today the first
time and ladies whose spra warroos lack any article Of
completeness should call early and select from
before broken uto by the rus ers are
hcieGy we!n 'orned their 10 know that
thy will be consulted in par,uxny Mrs F.rre who last,
is recogniz ID by all. See advertise
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WATCHES, JEwg1RY AND s1LyERwARE.-The man.

WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILyERwARE.-The man
in which Mr. E. A. Ty has conducted business for
has given his establishment deserved reputation
throughout the whole country and known everywhere
puce where everything that desirable in the watch and
jewtlry rearm lines may be purchased at the lowest
equitable prices The most costly precious stones set in the
elegant Styles always blaze in his the vaue
fortunes the watches which be offers his
of the best warranted AXE and have high for excel
they faithful guardians of time and they keep
it most devotedly-' tempus" can't fugit when one Of
those nekeepers have committed to their charge His
of verware always kept complete and is sold at the
lowest figures at which be made of pure metal and
everything in the way of rifles pistols and 2wlng pieces Of
crack English makers, be always secured at ITO Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-28

WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDIEs, SARDINEs, FRuITs,
etcMessrs l. d. Gratiaa Co 20 Customhouse street. lave
board ship from Bordc TX, c,miny }, heavy
meuts of claret Wines white Wines branis champagne alb
synthe died prune sardnes corks etc. which they for
sale arrive. We refer to advertisements
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HOMICIDE IN GEoRGIA.-We learn that during the
past week, Mr.. Lamb, the Sheriff of Ware county
killed man by the name of Cyrus Smith, the Of
hotelkeeper
1t appears that Smith, who is young and unmar
red man, had written and sent a note to young
lady, sisterin,aw of Lamb containing proposals of
the most insulting character, and which the young
lady exhibited to her brother inlaw who Immediately
took double-barreled gun and went in quest Of
Smith.
Smith was at his fathers house. and Lamb, upon
seeing him, taxed him with writing the note, and
sharp words ensued between the parties Smith,
with Colts repeater in his hand left the house, adj
vanced to the gate and as he got out OF the
enclosure, was fired upon by Lamb and killed.
Passengers who came by the Atlanta train of Sun
day afternoon, report that difficulty occurred in
Fayette county last week, between two citizens
growing out of the suits brought by informers
against and one of the parties was killed
He was stricken on the back of the head with
pitcher, and died in short time afterwards.
Yet 41nother-Smon Banks, formerly of Jasper,
killed man named Perkins, in Brooks county, a
short time since, and fed. He was pursued, but
made his escape. We understand he was in this city
for several days. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
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TRUNKS, RUBBER Goops AND CLoTalNs.-Messrs.
H. W. Reynolds Co., No. Magazine street. all
South and somewhere else hong time dealers in
carptb India rubber goods and lothng selling
both wholesale and REAL. We refer to advert Scment.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING of every variety
and quality arrived arriving and will arrive at the depot
of d. Moore Co. clothing dealers 1859 and III Poydras street,
sss Moore Co.. having determined to sell summer cloth
rp Mt even less heretofore low prices took the most
Mains in arranging for supplies of goods and they hold
Them on s,ch they sell remarkably reduced
fpur.s In addition clothing proper they have very large
stock of furnishing goods Moore Co shirts from their
New York mandatory mens boys an youths has
ard caps many styles We refer everybody their
tirsp,
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CARD WRITING ExTRAoRDINARY.-Messrs. Powers
Geuin the weknown, artistic card writers of the ST.
roiunds have started something extraordnar
visiting card They supply order photographed
Visiting and Address Cards. each card bearing small
medallion miniature photograph likeness Of the whose
written upon it, We have specimens done
this novel STYLE and they very elegantly executed
furnished reasonable price. and
dict Powers Genin will much they
can do in getting them up.
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CoRDIALS, BRAHDlEs, WINES.-At the store OF
Messrs v F. Malignant 70 ST. Ious street, may he found the
which they alytrSefne braades, wines, cordials
preserved fruits and sarne We refer the adyer semeu
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DREADFUL DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoB1A.- six
weeks ago Joseph Wright was bitten by bis own dog
that afterward, biting several persons and mum.
Der of animals, and giving decided symptoms of rab.
les, was put to death. Wright thought little of the
circumstance at the time supposng the animal yici.
GUS rather than mad, and nothing occurred to cause
alarm until last Wednesday, when he experienced
great deal of pain in the upon which the dog had
fastened bis teeth. The pain increased until he
deemed it advisable to send for physician who gave
him lotion but intmaed to no one the danger Of bis
patient. Wrght's suffering increased the pain ex.
tending to almost every part of his body until Sun
day morning, when he became raving mad and his
disease was declared to be hydrophobia He rayed at
times and tore his hair and flesh, and foaned at the
mouth, and screamed like demon presenting sight
terrible to behold 1t was necessary to bind him to
the bed to prevent him from committing violence
upon himself, and often, in his exquisite misery he
prayed to be killed at and relieved of his agony
The sight of water, the mention of the term threw
him into spasms, and he fell trembling and groanipg
upon the floor Those who witnessed the poor man 5
madness, say they never knew before how supremely
wretched man may bet was awful to contemplate
and would have startled and Mortified the dullest ana
most unimpassioned nature. At last death came in
mercy, and touched him with the hand of eternal
stiffness. Nature was exhausted, and he expired
abont eleven O'Clock night before last.
Wright was young man, q moulder by profession,
and had been married but one year. He leaves wife
with an infant child [Cinennati Enquirer.
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Mississippi Intelligence.
~
The Natchez Free Trader of Friday savs

The Natehez Free Trader of Friday says:
During the rain last evening there was, for five or
ten minutes, fall of hastones of unusual size. We
saw several as large as mans fist, and an immense
quantity as large as hens egg. Two of the hail
stones that fell near our office weighed half pound
The Port Gibson Reveie gives the following &C
count Of the same storm at that place:
few minutes before o'clock, we heard distant
roaring like unto that of great wind and this was
followed by fall of hail as rapidly as rain, and with
haistones ofevery size and shape, ranging from the
size OF buckshot to that of hen egg and some
few we we're as large as medium size orange or
apple and weighed six and half ounces 1t lasted
with rain, but no wind, for some ten minutes, and
until the ground was covered with hastoues
The batterng and Gathering of hail stones upon
the roof and windows of our bonse impressed US with
the idea of q commandment with grape and canister
or the bursting of bombshell. We never saw any
thing like it before and don't care to witness il
again. 1t was especially uncaled for as we had lust
finished little jerk of paragraph complimentary to
spring.
Since writing the above, a friend sent us a large
plate containing six of the frozen missiles, which,
though one hour and twenty minutes after the Storm
were OF the size of pound weight. Some of these
missiles were oblong, measuring ten inches in length
and two or three in thickness.
The Canton Citizen of Saturday last says:
Since our last we have been favored with two more
very heavy rains, and all this section of country
though not under water, is completely saturated with
the wately element. The crops have been retarded
we suppose not less than month by these continued
heavy rains. The weather this morning (Friday) i:
cool and bracng-the skies clear and cloudless civ
ing promise of a few fair days at least.
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Gil Y OF BALTIMORES SHARE OF Estate of THE
late John McDono8h- Third and very important sale,
long credit Of valuable Of land amt
parts tquares Of ground sua,ed In the parishes OF S.
Bernard, sandJ efrr,ou
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MILLINERY
- OPENING OF SPRING MIL1.iNEaY.

TX MRS MCEN NY, 29 Camp street, corner of Julia
h nsi received and offs for sale stock of SPRING
8l.lS tRf, consisting OF BOnnes FIR l4aies and Misses
tt5bon eces Emsroideries Ice Wells ETC. Hoop Skirts
|th hGw Busle and every article in the Millinery Line
.gh ch the IAfies are invited cnl nNIlliue
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F,crs AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE


consideration of all those conducting business either on
large or small scale in the city country
As Ierectly reliable sA FL saves when encounter,g fire.
from hundred a thousand tims ST. any hing but
u ae economy to d. VIII use Of snc article
a9 s vixen 9a o that is liable to thus becoming nnre
Tie subscriber has constantly sale SAFES made in New
York, s.. Louis and Boson which originally but
also permsnety fire o This he prepared to demonstrate
for distribution expects nor wishes my to pur
shase unless fully aisged that thar
Safe INDISPENSABLE those having occasion keep
st eEs Of and the ossn S aa aefss
p prsea ion , Ct VII hoped in
"4 rs 4, s3''Fs isAA5 i n H IpsF s.-ss
STKAUH's PATENT, CORN AND FIGURING
- MILL So tsyorsbly known throughout the south and West
a. UsnE o T he Ss Ct r s'1sf 1Gp so"es
3D. Running the lower which being spindle
can come in contact with its fellow to be injured y
a. Tsying no bush to get loose:
eth Having Its spindle in piece from bridge hop
E };5 N.Y. fs S5sH YEARS WITHOUT
IS ~ zfapd 3onch Double and Single Ge9r in store,
d27 Sm&W 20 6rav'erstree, New Orleans.
CnoP!ER's WE'LL, KINDS COUNTY, ,r,ts
A!l Th rnvoge place Of resort is always III readi
The water by Faculty the
following Diseases, io-wit;
and GsHsSa pl0F ohl''0s'
1NNAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
N B.The We'll Is l9S miles from New Orleans by the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern sao'd 10 Tery's
Depot 1874 miles II miles staging from Tery's TO the Well
daily mail line, four horse coaches.
Band of Music will be in attendance during the summer
months fe2S 2n&Ws
4 bounty ANDAND PEN
e As p s5 nsny Gpp rso na Rs
~ oeeh IN me service OF The United States Government for
fourteen more in distub since llyO
entitled u ~ atre1 Of land vii w and minor children of
deceased Soers Seaen and Transfers entitled to bounty
land ala PENSIONS Claims ma lie out and procured with dis
patch y JOHN fURoEL1h
nib TN IL Exchange Alley, up stairs.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS-sIX, EIGHT
IL and nine inches diameter. - '
with the threads of both and solid
by ate fit each great accuracy Also eight and
eleven inches in diameter with the
Sn lnthes.
full assortment of sizes constantly store sale BY
S. II. GILMAN,
at SmEW 10 Gravier street New Orleans.
OMAN PAT s. U >l,ni.I.r. itE Sc Al.WI q
~ lirect importation from Rheims. For sale to sui,
tho trade. Orders received and transmit ed by
A. A. NEVINS & CO.,
jazz en- No. % 'iravier street.
NJ FLYER. SURVEYOR AND CivII, ENGINEER
In. has removed his office to ANTE Ir where he will
attend locating and surveying land and act as GENE
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price Of Government lands, under the graduation aw-2s
cents "
mo. CUI.BMKTsttS ~ CHARLES w.Cpt-
a RERTSOS, Attorneys and Couuseors. IS ST.
New orlears jail en-
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The Clayton (Ala.,) Journal
has the following:
On Friday evening Of last week we learn that a
young man by the name of Driggers, while in state
of inebliaton, was killed by a fall from his horse.
The horse was running with him, and coming to two
divergng roads, struck tree that stood midway be.
tween them, killing him instantly.
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THE TRANSATLANTIC BALLooN.-The Troy IN.
W Times, of the l7th says:
The arrangements making by Mr.. La Mountain for
the manufacture of the balloon with which he intends
to cross the Atlantic, rapidly progressing to com.
pleton. The Irvine from which the network is to be
made has been finished at the rope and cordage
mandatory at the dam, aud is believed to be the
most complete article of the kind ever made in this
country. 1t had been the intention of Mr. La Noun.
tain to build the balloon at Lancaster. Pa.-the home
of Mr. Wise Recently, however, offers have been
made to induce him to do the work here, and he has
it now in contemplation to procure large room at
some convenient location, and proceed with the work
He has not, as yet, fully determined upon this point
Mr. 0. P. eager, of Boston, proprietor of the Ben
nington Pottery, who has been connected with Mr..
La Mountain in this enterprise from its inception and
who has the fullest confidence in its success has made
selection OF superior quality of India silk, which
will probably he employed in the manufacture Of the
balloon. Mr.. Elisha Waters of this city, is engaged
in getting up an apparatus for maintaining different
degrees OF altitude without wasting gas or dscharg-
ing ballast, which is to be attached to the car The
enterprise begins to assume tangible form.
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BY N. vIGNIE.

he rear, adjoining lot No e. o. IsO FEET with depth
The npr line adjoining lot H. Of l0O and on The lover
line Of i0.O56 feet. - 49, ~
81. Lot H. Having d, pth OF 00D feet with A vid,, IN
front II 634 feet, AID In the rear Of gz9 feet
49, Lot 49, the of the tracts
back sufficient depth to contain loo arpents boundes
the lower side line BY the Desehan Canal great portion
Of that large tract Is high and valuable The whole ac
cordlng to the plan marked r.
40 TWO TRACTS OF LAND on the Island OF B,rasaris-
having abont Is arpes front Bsyou Barasra or
0uacha and extending through the island nnR on tke
Baron pisrot or Pero and the he adjoining aovs
the Temple" being high bank Of Shells bounded on The
iets-the whole per plan O.
ihe whole OF the above described properties will be sold ac
cording to plans drawn by A. de Aras Surveyor and
W. s. McCuOh. Esq., Surveyor General the United States
for Louisiana which plans be presently al the
suctioDeers Office and will be exhibited the st. Isus Ex
change few days previous to the sale.
~ TERMS AND CONDITIONS.-One-6ft 9th cash. and the
balance credit Of J. and years for notes Of the
made payable at the Citizens Bank oui,jana
secured by special mortgage the property sold OF The
vendors privileges the clause said
to bear cent interest from date maturity
In Of at maturity said then bear
cent interest until fully pad This last cond
lion will not be understood delay any way the pay
ment Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves to be possession
at their EXPENSE and will have comply the terms
and conditions above described within fifteen days day
of sale and in Of delay neglect their part the
property purchased by them will be sold their account and
risk without any further notice
Of sale before Barnett Esq., public at the
ponsa 0F Than Fptu
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LATER FROM HONDURAS.-rhe bark Carib arrived
at Boston the 18th with advices from Truxillo to
March 5.
The country quiet, but the people are still ap-
prehensive of sudden descent Of the great Fbuser
Chief, and the first question asked upon the arrival
of an American vessel is: " What is General Walker
about?' The trade of the country is stagnant, the
enjoyment of peace bringing increase of business
We regret" says the Boston Journal, to learn
by this arrival of the death at Truxilo of Captain
Francis F. Nickerson, of this city, brother of Mr..
Frederick Nckerson, of the firm of Nickerson 4 Co.
Capt Nickerson, for long period, was in command
of the Helen Jane and other vessels belonging to his
brothers firm, trading between this city and Hondu.
ras. He was an excellent shpmaster and a man of
great intelligence and worth.
:" We learn by passenger by the Carb that Gen.
Walker has undoubtedly considerable number of
friends among the Liberal party of the interior of
Central America who await his arrival. It is the
superstition in Omoa that his intention in his attempt
with the Susan, was to capture Omoa, and hold it
until sufficient number of his men had arrived to
enable him to march to the INTERIOR
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MORMON TYRANNY.-Under date Of February 10th
correspondent of the New York Tribune writes
from Salt Lake City: ..=
A Gentle resident of Frogtown short time ago
went over to Provo after a young woman, who, it
seems, had taken fancy to him, and who wished to
leave Provo and come and live in Frogtown with her
Gentle admirer But mob collected around the
house where she and her lover were and he was ad.
vsed that he wonld find it conducive to his health to
leave Immediately, which he did. The young ,poman
,oas then taken out and publicly ,rhipped!
If there is no Federal law to punish such out
ageous tyranny this should be framed without
loss of time.
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NEATSFOOT Oils u,,re $, .rdipg and for sale
1N by ALFRED EFARNY,
NIL 2awSw II Magazine stree.
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" ID M II Il Il L. h, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly OF, hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such as
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin.
giles at Slaves. Also English French md Fire
Bricks and al, kinds of Firewood.
the promptly and carefully
nr3ly
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NOTICE.,
SOU THEHN ADV KTIsING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY

Having by purchase succeeded to the the
of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by undersigned by and with the con.
cu!rence Of publishing principals.
A. 3. STRAWBRIDGE & co.
E0-Ofice, lats Commercial Place
New Orleans. December 20. 1853. d22 If
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pUSIN-l5 $50 barrels No. 2, for sale by
IL G. L. KQUNS & BROS
Front street,
ml2 .ol opposite O. nal street Ferry,
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n d f. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. KoY5
Wholesale and Retail Grncers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No, 40 OLD LEvEE STREET, New Orleans
NIL lyGW Between Ricnvillc nd Cont,
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LoNGF1NGERED GENTLEMEN IN TROUBLE THE
John Rane, New Orleans and Louisville packet, was
unfortunate as to ship gang of from eight to ten
graduates of the New Orleans school of pickpockets,
on her last trip. Daring the night while between
various passengers to the amount of 81 500. Upon
arriving at our wharf two of the gang attempted to
escape. One, boy of some twelve years of age was
captured on the wharitoat, the oher succeeded in
crowd. After an animated chase they captured the
thief and recovered his proportion of the spells,
amounting to some $500 in gold, which he had either
thrown away or dropped in his hurry in back yard
where he attempted to hide himself Our city officers
delivered the thief and his illgotten gains to the Off
GERS of the John Rane. who will no doubt deal with
him as he deserves We understand that one of the
gang jumped overheard after the John Rane left our
wharf. Baton Rouge Advocate Thursday
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7Hos. MURRAY. C.
l. Messrs Poocy Nico Coz Foriia yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Ctdnr and Julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard
We have constantly hand Of descrip-
ion Of Dressed Flooring aud Ceiling and every pon
Scantling Timber S giles Lgs, and every quality of
Lumber necessa for buing purposes.
fe26f TH0S, MURRAY &
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY,

y EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
MARK WALTON, Nc. 10 Bank Place
Offers his the public AGENT FOR TI4E PuR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAlSEMENT of REAL ESTATE.
He will take charge of improved property Agent for til
lease rent it coll ec AMI invest remit the en
pay taxes, insurance. etc. jail en-