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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

CMaRLES T.. TOOR.aE.N,
Il ayou - n n a. La.
Il EEPS for sale general assortment Of Goods,
IN which he invites purchasers to examine.
DRY GOODS!
Fancy Articles, Perfamcry, Ladies' and Chill
drens' Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Gents
and Boys Clothing, Hats Boots, Shoes
and Gloves
PLANTATION GOODS!
Such as Kersey, Linsey, Kerscy Suits, Lowells
Shoes for women and men, Hats, Biankets,&c
GROCERIES!
Teas, Spices, Sauces, Crackers, Cheese assorted
Citrons, Currants, New Buckwheat, New Go
shen Butter, Liquors, Wines, Ale, Porter,
the celebrated Premium Champagne
HARDWARE!
Nails, Carpenters and Blackslniths' Tools, Cane
Knives. Sugar House Skimmers, Fine cutlery
for Table and Pocket; Razors, Scissors.
White Lead, Linseed Oil. Turpentine. Paris
Green, Patent Dryers, Crockery, Glass, Willow
and Woodware; Fresh Garden and Flower Seed
~ Agent for the EAGLE COTTON GIN,
which ain authorized to guarantee to give sat
isfaction. (n27-ly) c. E. TOORAEN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

A New VoucHER-A country dealer
in Cincinnati, few days since, found
himself in possession of check on
banking house, and hastened to "realizc"
the proceeds. The check was all right
as to the name and accounts, but the
bearer needed testimony as to his idcn-
tity with the legal holder. After search
ing the streets and hotels in vain, for
some acquaintance who could render this
service, the cleck-holder returned to the
banking house, reporting, "1ts no use,
Ican't find anybody that knows me, but
Pve got my name on my shirt" Tho
check was paid. ..
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

SPEED OF RAILWAY CARs.-Many of the
accidents which hapcn to persons at
tempting to cross railroads are the re-
suits of ignorance of the velocity of the
iron horse when fairly under way. A
writer in the Hartford Courant ri, es
some interesting facts which it may bo
we'll to bear in mind:
1t seems almost incredible that, as We
glide smoothly along, the elegantly fur
nisi'cd car moves nearly twice it's length
in a second of timc-about "A feet. At
this velocity we find that the locomotive
driving wheels, six feet in diameter.
make four revolutions per second.
Ii man with horse and carriage
upon an unimportant public road in u
country town should approach and cross
the track at a speed Of six miles per
hour, which would be crossing rapidly,
an express train approaching at the mo
ment would move towards him two
hundred and fifty-seven feet while he
was i'll the act Of crossing a distance
barely sufficient to clear the horse and
vehicle. If the horse was moving at u
rate no faster than walk, as the track
is usually crossed, the train would move
towards him, while in the act of cross
ing, more than five hundred feet. This
fact accounts for the many accidents at
such points. The person driving thinks
he may cross because the train is a few
rods distant.
How compares the highest speed Of
the train with the velocity Of soundy
When the whistle is opened at the eighty
rods whistle post" the train viii ad-
vance nearly one hundred feet before
the sound travcrses the distance to and
is heard at the crossings. The velocity
exceeds the fight of birds. The late
DR.. j. L. Comstock, the wcll-known au-
thor OF several philosophical works, iii
formed the writer that hc was recently
passing through Western New York
when the train actually ran down and
killed common hawk. The train was
stopped, and the game SO rarely cap
tured was secured.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
poYDRAs COLLEGE.
OF Etc. CouPec,
@14 LOUISIANA,

er,ur EXERCISES of this Institution Will
aa,,n,ence on the first Monday in February.
rho course of studies will embrace all those
usually taught in the best Colleges OF our coun-
,rv Everything in the course which will have
aractea bearing in after liie will receive parI,c
iar attention, 50 that graduates OF this institu-
Aim win be prepared to enter upon the duties Oh
], b,,s;nnss life with practical as we'll as seien-
fifc knowledge. e.,,,,.,
.,t;ch have hitherto followed the efforts OF the
sresent Superintendent, give him the fullest con-
aIence IN assuring those who may place pupils
.nder bis charge, that perfect satisfaction viii DC
s.yen bo.l, In the advancement of the students
and the proper attention to their necessary wants
and comfort. .n
smpioyed as assistants
the greatest facilities for imparting nstr.ic.
structions will lc provided; such as Chemical and
Philosophical apparatus aud the necessary DOCKS
for q Library. ,,,a af
,e french language in this Institution are supe-
III ~ to those Of any ether in the country.
n II n M .
Tuition. Boarding and Washing, Iper an J.
nun. 1....... -. ozoo.uo
tuition and half boaders lpcr ananml. 10000
Tuition in Preparatory Department, per
a,,iluIl. J. ou.uo M
sq,,;t;nn in Classical Department. 1900
Entrance fee for boai,lers only y........ 1000
5 3ass~ Payments to be made half yearly i'll adj
vance.
A. w. JACKSON, NJ. D.
Jan. 20. 1s5s.ly President.-pte Coupee, La
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
FOR saLE.

FOR H.ALE
A SUGAR PLANTATION situated in this par
IA ish, fronting the Bay of False River, together
with about fifty negroes the horses mules, stock,
and farming utensils attached to the place.
For terms and conditions address Mr.. A. L.
MAHOUDEAU, on the premises
Pointe Coupee, December IL, ls5S-lm
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

~Why must Il man. witllop1ahy
hands be very yarnlnIs>~4'ccausc he
cannot hold his tu,.~N'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
A College Joke.

One of the earliest Presidents of JEFF
ferson College, Penn, was the venerable
Dr. Mcmillan, man of great gravity
and dignity of manners.
In those early times it was customary
for the students, when meeting the Pres
ident, to remove the hat from the head
|placc it under the left arm, make pro
found bow, and pass the compliments Of
the day.
Among the students was Tom Dcvoe,
an eccentric fellow. His father was
rich, and as Tom was always flush of
money!" the height of his ambition was
to sport gold-headed cane and gallant
the old Greek Professors daughters.
The term student, which he bore in
common with the other members of the
college, was q sad misnomer Toms
mind was more deeply engrossed with
backgammon, checkers, and old sledge,
than with his mathematics; and he was
more deeply read in the lore of Chester
field, than in that of Homer and Virgil.
In fact, he was shallow-brained, lilly
handed fop, and, as may be supposed, a
great favorite with certain class of la
dies who mistake impcrtinence for wit,
and fine clothes and affected manners
for refinement and solid accomplish
ments
But to our tale. Tom was one day
walking down the street arm and arm
with his friend, John Smith, who had a
spice of the wag about him. Seeing the
President few PAGES before them, Tom
hastily inquired
"Smith, what is good morning, sir
in Latin!"
Ego sum stultus," was the reply, with
out a moments hesitation.
Meeting the President, Tom, after the
most approved style Of donkeyism. at
the same time making profound sa-
aam, greeted him with:
Ego sam stnltss"
@ ~
az am aware Of it." responded the
making slight bow.
This proving rather unsatisfactory,
rom posted off to the room Of his friend
3yles, whom he saluted with
deacon, what is the translation Of
his sentence-Ego sum stsltusp
"Iam fool" responded the deacon.
This told the whole story. As novel
writer's say, Toms feelings may be more
asily imagined than described.
Whether the students bored him about
or not, and whether the Professors
daughters ever heard of it or not, "de-
,onent sayeth not, . but history recorded
hat the next fat bottomed boat that
vent down the Ohio, bore Tom as pas
enger
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHr.-A Swedish
girl, while walking with her father on
starry night, absorbed in the contem-
plation Of the skies, being asked Of what
she was thinking, replied, II was think
ing if the wrong side of Heaven is 80
glorious, what must the right side be?:"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Bear in mind that the genuine are stamped on
the frames sSemmon's q Co.. Improved Pebbles
d. KERNEGHAN Il Co.
janis '58tf Is Canal St, N. O.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
NOTICE,

would respectfully inform tho n,l,;o
sarr;e re s,p t,am ,n's time the mail will be
way Of the new State road. IN H. ailaa ny D
can DC here BY the roate, in G eirhtaas asis
hours. All persons wish;nm a.een
mail to come to this Office vii, hana 'a
their mail matter addressed IL Mar,a.e 10 :
"a. r. HERRING n ss a'i'
Sept 5, 1858. :, =.
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u,HE BRITISH HPERIGDIOALs
AND THE
Z
FARMERS GUIDE.

Great reduction in the price Of the later publica-
ton. Il. Scott Il Co., New York, continue to
publish the following leading British Periodicals,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

Great reduction in the price Of the later publica
&tion. Il. Scott Il Co., New York, continue to
publish the following leading British Periodicals
sK:
TuE LoSp,s QUARTERLY (Conservative.)
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These Periodicals. ably represent the three great
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and Padical--bit politics forlns only one feature
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and Religion they stand, az they ever have stood
nnriysllcd ia the world of letters, being con-
sidcred indispensable to the scholar and the pro
fessio,al man, while TO the intelligent reader 0
every class they furnish more correct and salts
factory record of the current literature of the
day. throughout the world th;n can be possibly
obtained from any other source.
EARLY COpIES
The receipt of advance. sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Re-
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Of European affairs, inaslnich as they can now be
placed in the hands Of subscribers about as soon
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For airy one Of the four Reviews. !, 90
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Payments to be made in all cases III advance.
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received at par.
CLUBBING.
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works Thus: Four copies OF Blackwoos Or Of one
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copies OF the four Reviews and Blackwot,d for
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ed States will be bat TWENTY-FIVE cents wear far
sI,saekwood and butfourtecn cents year for each
Of the Reviews &c. S''s''
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agriculture, by Henry Stephens, II. r. s., of Ed
..neufsn, ~. ana thc late j. I. Norton, Professor of
sriel.ifc Agriculture In Yale College, New Ha-
ven, vols Royal Octave, 1000 naocs and
numerous Wood and Steel engravincs ''N
This sis, confessedly, the most co,nnleta ,vor,,
on Agriculture ever published, aud In order to
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Tor any Of the above publications
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
Valuable Plantation and other Property

E%OR SALE.--E. Fossier, wishing to leave the
i parish offers for sale his Plantation, situated
on the Island of False River, measuring arpents
front by 40 in depth, with all the amcliorations
thereon; such as q large, new and commodious
dwelling house, large gin house and gin run
by steam. blacksmith shop, &C. DC.
He will also sell number OF valuable young
NEGROES -
For terms and conditions apply on the premi-
ses.
Island of False River, Jan. 8, lS59-2t
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

s~At dinner in Springfield, Mass.
a lady sent the following volunteer toast:
Spruce old bachelors the ersr greens Of
society,"
, 1859-07-12

f}s }Sf = i7ar.sa;id.-orx~.,ts,,o .,
Ats Pvre<x~-- TAsfr E4~fvsxns-8fssern
Of hts 1psrAfsoAs-H57l8tGsf Saeessx, :
I~J--' :: :,t..' II
, 1859-07-12

NJ ol:reaAt;E SAI.E.-t.y an IT,
dsoasr = Ne.s2se .a'-x ..s H.. :u:'. IL, :.
;sleen r. Say ~ s.ca<. T.. ~. .o-p1,nel. Jude! e.
~ h 6IA I'D a11n Il fay anA xopanv of chcaxv
u0aots noortzaf<eAshs kl snsyy3 TO .eeura ~ nss
t % <as ND naShEre% at the sua Of 3tl acror;i5.
oe eHfan aote o. ssen date ~.sa mid Ax1cs fr I'LL
A7d sQ three n1atks Aef With tntyy.
nd CONVEYED uato tas zd n.osaeee. her br1 md ~.
signs faf Ill thoss jn< pa1res ii l.ns s.sa
sic b ths County q Hoooa ami Steele Of e l4Ye43bt
~ fiows to~w: Tbs noEthass quarter IN III " ths
Duth.east 4:aEfer e. .. NJ and ths s2uth quar-
4r u = NJ Of The sauth eas$ q1rattss 4. y; Of
No. M: IN Township Number fbrty.
9e 1os1h Y K7nxe ~ ra> IT ihx th!r pnsi-
r. Hstfihn Wh!eh t mon eont1rs pnwerrf ala
~ psttses In IT ieaat ptle PAYMENT
rs. for recor In The udcA It s Recorder " Aa Isunty
bt*'ae On !hr lsth tay # Desnr A. n tss., ant
ieefesI IN nd 'mce. In look Ut narsakts page no.
1aaA h7fn4 bsR m4ls ln liza paJucnt 1T The aid sum
aseee5 ND utezst SECURED to h pad h sid Rsurkak~.
. tne1E neshs nns due AMI pad ssl AE
ke ~ d sun OF t5&1 Gl ai the u1sseeG thegesp the
q s@n Per CENT peF xnu from t. fourth day of Deer.
Netes hereby even th.. By .tr.ue Of the a
and The pVsF Of klu ihx4et errt,ne3 the up4xx
1SIs1 a9 aM1sa<fe. VII the u.In!eih sly Of July
- lsg - O'Clock In The sd.enoon the tau,t Huua
tns Of Chleaxn Count, ef Cow i. Sa4t Of
10 OFT tet - 7s4 a~li public aasuo % ihe hfhess
x1 M ~ tss xht and elai1 q sxtmpss Of ths I'D
:. Qstsd @nne II. lsse. SAWi;Ef T. rA
GO p.as.. uass shs aae st5s asi i'm u xay COM
ts4@dAtiaf FULLER wooD. Anrs.
, 1859-07-12
CONSUMPTION Il CHRONIC
~ - - DISEASES.


-. . HocH AND HEAL LIE. :. - !.
nm "a .sn - 4aa eaes ia fAs4 see3 Nils. o. e,oe,
~ wazEsed nd I'll b slpYiM1 y III ovs 4vlse stes
NM IAkAksask. C43eAeou n -195N ! -
, 1859-07-12

Terrible Disease from 1.ueiesr Ma4shes,
TeEy. few, among the thousands .of millions
VINO '.sn' tnel' lamp. their pipe or cigar, with
lucitrr 11atch azr a.vnre Of the fact that tkose
who manufacture and those Win use tbesa
matcb.x mr. 1iah,. - a,s..ss. ~.s - 49, -~..
-, ~ ~ sunoae' ~ one oi Tue nos'
qreaa411 p atss9se'. We quote from the ~
; oufte rccent,r ronn+ ra nh ,,k;,
innmatch "o san' -. "1d r. "9l1ea 9.1
yue lo.pitai to bsrs M md. ,.a ~ 'un soraS
which I'D becomc d;.e,ssd p r. hs;mo ts
phosphoric uaed ID The factory. The % opefs,;ou e-
ras xkitfuly eedormeJ. and The rorne % ,r,'
ina aiter soms 1;ms NAV. ~ f.na, t1e ~ soIu h.o,
nerfecsiy cured Ma hs5 I h,no1a. a .'e J;sa nosP
touti, in one of tsr ,nnor ;a.rs 81 .s.a auaaeu
to her old bus;nes1 ~ !a" u tt;aufn.hg ahg
contracted anew the d;sa,.a E, sn5 Sna1}E, d;ns ;ns
Of il :. AA1 AD1''' 0's'
came under or 1,ssrxst;nn ra.,ssd,v 9'st ~ IS.
BeI1GfuS Toknftaf, / xos,n1 ~ ~ T. q. .ae
ed in mafch mctnTr had ~ i.ft nnas, nas "1'
which bad become diseased removed M gpb b. 'ii ii's
s,rn.,nt ~ th..s.11:rN1 4eN ~ '"s
, 1859-07-12

E DR.. Scc3yes Liquid Catarrl1 Re-
ecly.-W,atea tu Ii aad pes,a,1t cu,e far c.:
trrah Oee seo II Merchants Exchange, c,re. Of Lake
asa Weh srec:. elscu!a with full particulars Of dl.
eas ste. viii IL ~-a tt' any n.d.css upon the .re< Of
re.say rosa..e ssa':n- uys1 lpdsSm
, 1859-07-12

v e1rn et unyo E6h1 E1tsky testan lnGentuFe
II nEfgsk~ ad date the tE~Aty4h dsy # March, j.
~ e sseu'e he Iayme, ek I've hundttA AID e!xhty
dallas tt.' p7yahe 1onnx tn the cuo4f.inis Of two
te.tltn c.sv ekes Of tate re1e~sh m.*,v ly
ths <ald Juha Ielysa payable l. &hu ot41 ef ksha B4Txy
fF the su4 1t hu0Ared snl G1J d4lass ta1#} eae
teE!nE nttrt the II a1 PR cent Per aaaHrn.
raEaaIs ta ons nd txn 5sa to tx rTtttrs,, -h!eh
u Gtok s1'uaty stato OF utI tn the eua day af Aps
4. T. 1, ard duly Trcu4dcd in teak II Of norfaEe. taxe
t.. IN ana ~ wh s7d ttk1r atnonx nther fknxl
p's!ted that dsAat b uals IN ker& Vt ehhsF a
said ntts rn H. d@y " Aaya vter lie shall tscorne
dur Ard II. sd party sf The sseuaa ssrt aid
suEoaed and ii sthi and equity ot1edeupsoa "f
tho party II the at part th<retn AID Of the xee of
d A73e the amount OF Tie A noses 1hen
paid. Now thtsrfre, d-fa h4~inx bern The fay.
h.,ssy Attnthat Eliza IA, ~. Tie snasax e by
nf The uthcsy vested IN HIN n the sd ,IaSe ard f,r
th~ bHFrssAs thfr41 -t1te- vii ~ 4 tA dar
q Jury. D. ISL tswt+n The bnues Of - and !. O'Clock
of ihas day At 1hs North cur +t the C0u1 b
at 2u.!e auetn II sae 4hess kev 4w rAA. III that ee1
taiu t tract 4Ect VI ta sliustss 4x and being In
:.sln 1ul- IN Township number tItty eight
{ II Ran4r aumt<ff fourteen (1t} Err, IN sid county of
~. I'D tt.Tisu5E{ kn'. I'd a:!, = ! - Eaaees
tE1ei tnshe Nutsf q7ssT of ,af setsio the Eat " of
The -outhta.1 Of The NuEhea<t Of nd Nusthxa4t "
asd ths E1ss u 1T sAe tt,sk<a.t VI the snu+as u
tad Sosfheax H r47ed and eoed 10 The Exs1sfs
oases ~ ala oupty of took: saaa Ii being ,t,tr Of
lAA est n.iss; ~dta 6Y twefsy fod, In enksh Eonrx
road e7cd Enr- Raaa- In ha town Of LAKE. in saiI
county. 7l 4rk Ax1e<n ns su:h nf thA- SAsth line Of
-saa tcn tssc1. and eontsuuS flzud keth~
vah al tse Appnse ihe t'+ f~uuktnx ani III u
4.h. ts aa equity = tn sn & Y: IT, ~, Joha
1AAA LAE1tH. Attorney. .
thc2Ea> tu1c - 1s-9. 1y, d,;..53v
, 1859-07-12
Rfgal advertisements.


AoHIVkAtrE c.ALE.-GV I'M ln-
~ eeptu.r nf mortgage. t+.znx d.se The twelsh day
Eliza fags Of the ey q ,heaxe. aaa st..e z lhns
notr34xot. 10 Lines " II hran aud S.nuel I. Bakr7
of sans paet: u'"tE,sera shr sat saossxars = ..3
Thnnn.! and Five !nnd-, Ioi!ars, .ersrdnk 10 th1re
Certain A.> Of evn Eae si.h nostsaxe the
q s!tiE Five iu'i l" lar, ett. parsse in one. two
and three :trs &. '..e Wit. tntxeess aanus,ly duly
f7htt >4 .fhl rs i.;" tie s.id mortk the.t
i hs.s* ana .ssE';, ss Il tA"se ht. pses et esl4 II
In the ctAe # liIu ot s Le,t toiovs IN Wit :-Tks
t.st half n! "nff uts'".' -: IN Tire Cara Tr14ee. sob
ds.s:"Es y s*stf: IL. t"wn,tlp slry e;pe crat
l"- nunsx1 fne 4, at t~.' J. ac~uf1r plat, and
sub4i'eo q s.d hsr< .rk nAy.ne ~, mare
y Reuben Iayfor NIL 1et"rhd The sxler.- % fer
y r**f e & ~ + 4 u. y, a.aI5at. d-taa!
LINED nrettffcin --tt"-+rf I'd sutv Le4
anc 1esse T. tLe st Ut Tie ls=ses Of tho rA
s, f S'x &c e 1 80 = . sts Gss s. y j sc
D. 1ss.. which tAt n..y3s-k- w.s sfierwarl, ;pT
Ilaaee evnss,ziat!. 7: ey ~ 81, iae,
cty Of Ci!.s .'scLs ~ts1i 4. rher e md iut.rss IN
the ptetnt<s tbe.s:n cssvxyx! AMI Atre -ussd
Ehea ~ ~ ots an ta4e t'e t*elt. day
IN tte odes nf the IL trdtf Of md: t"uh+y u
c.sk the l%h ay u jns L. H. l,s.; Default h4sAs
tnsersss thseon se,red IL. he pallby s1 in The
tau n az hnea,ui s.sd ds~ hu7ds1d darar% II +u,
.ith the toss'+x ts.s tu. tho st.eaav Of May u. u
TheTet. n.re Ia h+Eb, given tat BY virtue of lht sid
ntxs ar th- rn%eru uf sas theEvu enctass.A the
dsrakaxd as>ex I'll. on .hs :h d. of Iay, 4. D. 1851.
ins city 4 f1has n thr EQUITY d ."ot in tie state os
lart fer ,-e .tdl n ske h.she bidee fr ea.h
thirteen Gf and fourteen in. according "a slyt,u
s.-s- neatinn. q. al4'e ty Ets~n Taytor md ali the
Is9as aad equity ~ ns'nGt"a 4 !he .al n.ots.soss
Is.ieu June 9Th, $50, Es; t.l,is.t
, 1859-07-12

= ~ = t.s0tH ueH%e '" F!e1te- Anil Sanlur,
70 5aoo Gutiey of The CIt of hfac r. ,uS ~ t,se
- Sesf *f tileos+ certain Mnsssitt IT. ne Sl~in
aa.s1ioea ~ ast pfxso of land In hs eana .,ees nt
a!.soo of the suatn.sast quAne1 Vt s.Cip Su <,rnt
l1wasa!p Thirty nlns t1s'. nagth II Rusr rts.,
% sas Of The hA FHaeitai ar.sAisu In IT, teua.v ~
18th hlrtyfo tn thirty Isl thss, III
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= the Tar u our lni TING rhnu1d Exht Indn,i mn;
NY NJ nd saa hlAa t< Teerd IN ths Recorder. tss
81 o. Laaety " Sook Aaa stat. afaret: lharl DIV
l!nn,frd and ysersr and freuniti Ia iss.k tx~ni~
nshs S OF A1ss4kt1 Il raAt haaslsst nv. tvenfy
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bad t:*e,.. " rts aud "a oa.s ms sai .ss,. ,ssn:
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- nf Asy lsss th- ssM nsis .asu,inF
IT., hs m.tuta9 e. .ht ~ ~ cf N4y. t. ls&' an
that d~fut be nas in fhe payment II lie I'll n. Gi.
sy q ps'nespst sr Eacss4t the .ys .,rsr~
xud oE!nc!pal and uirr,i xeurrl ~ lie .aiI nn.n.
nes aan theErufnn ttoe Imnt tEtet due aut n..,I,s
~ tor 40 Party Of tis Acnn4 ass+ .ian tjuty ajt+r
chiko. tea days b<foe: tc aY of I'd sac mar III H..
"af premises sna nj right and eujty III rtdr;nntnn r
MI Lae, Piesee AIT R"s. ii aan@r = srt. ia< IN
the yreAt "S the two dr,s u~i,t tns.j notes au in th
pay1est "f ,nh rest the thru. Nov tht1efSr ,so,
ns'rs; H.; . 1Tax. hsvbs E;s aelee lint viii, FIRE
ssthcir q he ~ef vss4t.! Il as by i a"rsr M ~
.H os"ek m she o'tuon It thc ctart tu- s III th.,
e. ~ eh afsfs. "e4 T., Tho hishrst ter f1r ta,h
"a n1 The sa ats've desilt arrtse. anA Al rxht and
ssluaty of redemption It the had Loas., l1sra ant
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+ fir St3 449h
, 1859-07-12
JASON UrlsLEY. Mor.s,xe~.
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ha*ae oefh rse In the lnene Of th1ec trris-
ao} nhts* us7te ant eSeEatd h* Thnmss 4. tuyinxtou
ar1 william ae,v!h p4sa+ to The rl.r Il LINE.
spEaEt ~ d+tsza Tho ninesrsph say u April, A. u.
- and 4 rrrpc'vs'y ihe drt .ias 4 My, ~.
iS and lssf. amounting In the asxrex.ss IL t!. ,an,
.tnts .tfve ltundr- D",ars 1Hh its4-.s which odd
nte' ~t1s .sc9 Cd ay tNn n.tature bv ~as Ut ert
80 .ts s.ssasl r. tas I'D Taona. ly!n=s" VII.
;Ptntsf d.sa n I'D ~! aas e ApHL 4. Il. ,a IL
1alh via i ptal thtt II default should b. n,4js In
tlt 4Jurnt ot aA4a H'f% either Cf fxp IN the axs
whsRs"n tf* S,'e .hnId respectively 'rnme due aud paw.
4h6 ha4 Then the Whu] I-l hy nate4 &AtNif
'xseaeI the ut:uu IT all J.tes / nsrpxyr th,t
hkateiY due ,stl raTabfe W ~
Moth. b thetrtots. hershy z,rrn thas hy virtue If
Ressf u s1'e n <4 9as 4s svaia!ne ,hc utdt.se,i
WI! IN Tue1*sF. tie t@xLty .l11h s4v If uv
f. ~; IT, u t., meSek II II he noish font ur .ha
"f tnints srS* to III at pubic auctloo, u,the htxnvss
nt o. ios 1.a ~ hna ~ p e'ns drsrbsl IN *ak
~ Dirt aa,i ali s'"s md t:pe1. nc nj ,.,tf" Vi:
ss"h cnx. EstA Ihfee mad Feus. IN ll-k No Tw~rty-
iva 10 the sou!a Branch sit!on 10 hI=.. In ,hr :h-
txi.i"n nf rad Block sec,nL1 In the Rxcurrs .i,r
" cook toe"t Ia .he sa,e os 1tns; a"i vi h< .xhl
AMI sImltJ " F7u.onnh Of hs h Thaaax =, L. xnxun
aad william y 4eNlnLu* .I4 ho'.axs u n<u1,i.1 l..
July III, ia:A. JOSIAH l. JAMES,
'.,1 EEDktsE i. SPRINGER,
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