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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-19

NEW BOOKS.-Lectureso the English Lam
IN guage, BY GeorgeI p. Marsh; The Pioneers
Preachers and People of the Mississippi Valley, by
VIM. Henry Mrllburn; The Biblical Reason Why ;
l4lfes Morning; Lifes Evening; Gold Foil. Hammer
ed from Popular Proverbs, by Timothy Titcomb The
StlsHours,or Communion with God, by Austin Phelps
Staunton, May /. 1860. R. COWAN. 81
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-19

DLOUGH Acknowledgements wrought and
Il cast Shears, and variety of other plough cast
ings always on hand at the SJawaston Foundry.
.9 fa~ 4S A. j. CARRIER u co.
Stauntop Sept 49, 1860
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-19

NEW AEsRiVAL.-I have just received large
~ addition to my stock Of HARDWARE, making
my assortment extensive and complete, comprising
articles in use by Farmers, Mechanics and House
keepers, ali of which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket rates. Merchants wishing to replenish their
stocks are requested to examine my stock of goods
and prices they will be able to parchase at prices
about the same in the cities, especially in all Amer
lean goods. GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, May l, 1s6O-vin copy all.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-19

hOUBLE AND SINGLEBARREL SHOT guns
IL Just received and for sale cheap by :
.-sf FEsag GARRISON Il ANDERSON,
Richmond. Feb. z. JOG. Main st.
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NEW GOODS I!

aif NEW GOODS
WE are now in receipt of the largest and most de-
w sirable stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENS WARE, HATS, SHOES AND WOODEN
WARE, that have ever had the pleasure of offer
ing for sale in this market s.
TAYLOR & HOGE,
Next Door to Central Bank.
IN OF
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-19

SVUA w Al EN-
VETE have our new SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN
w in operation. As our apparatus is made entirely
of block Tin, he00y plated e0h siJUer, and having
brass cocks INJECTIONS, make delicious
article free from the brassy taste. ~
Staunton, May 8, 1860. P. III. TROUT & co.
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From, the North Pacific.

Advoes from Victoria are to the 18th of March.
From the Colonist we.extract the following:
FROM FRAZER RryER.-The bars of the Lower
Frazer lthat portion Of the river from Fargos Bar.
to the head of the Big Cahon-a distance Of about
seventy-fve miles) will be almost entirely deserted
by the middle Of April. The miners, says the Gpl-
onist, at present engaged in those diggings will
mostly push above towards Quesnelle river, Nhere
it is reasonable to suppose richer diggngs than
have yet been struck in British Columbia exist.
But the deserton of these bars will be bun tempo
rary. The moving of the miners from she lower
mines to the upper country will open Chances Cor
newcomers, which we think they will not be long
in embracing. Although most of the ground on
Hills Bar has been worked over ONCE and, in one
or two instances, twice. there is still dirt left which
will pay on an average, about Is per day TO the
hand, with suices. All such claims will be readily
taken by persons from abroai, who may not have
the means to proceed to the. Quesnee diggings, or
who may wish to wait until something reliable IS
/ received from above.
/ Ofthe large amount OF gold which has been ex-
tracted from the varioP.s mining 1ocaltts on
/ Frazer river, it is computed that al least one
third has come from Hills Bar. Mary claims on
the upper bar paid for months, from $3.50 to s700
per week to the man. In the fall of 1855 when
sluiees waere first introduced there the ..rifes Z
were cleaned three times q weeb and so heavy
i WIS the product of gold thai some of the com
= panes purchased scales spsch AZ are comment,
used by grocers On Their. counters. and divide,
their dust BY the poap.d-goid scales being con
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Il, i. r. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
stxlrnr covr DE DISTRICT - SIthg pELA NegyEEhE

srxfEaE coUE De DISTRICT u & N 5 IA
de la BkowSN Ss 2 SsE ADELE
Sn Syr sx ds 61 sr fpsa s e
L I Is Sfsssss Il L
pnbns 4 fd THRRhSs sus dams IL n.usee District
Premiere e peazise Ct dSsgass les NOs De Qua.re
a Armas ddpats general date d. il de
terrans ayan americane, eonoremen
plan les dimensions suiya9es ssyo Leg sos4 ehaeun
i Ns 3 gisSs psases Fas 81
DC e5 % sa so s g fI poa
sss gns sr \ Il aps s Ne e
L No g I;n gaes + s9s sspas d.
sna d. 4 81
eSaeun % peds Ia rue Sc Anne ct
@ Il y snss s1s
iigne de aure cote qg stpaTe dn No I No pieds
IL p d NJ
"a fsss a { a. NJ y
pieds pon s. Il ligne de face "a rne De,xeme
is Ihss
Dc aee Ia rue Deuxisme o. s s$ s
IIgne qui spsre 10 pisds poa nee
HIM " @ ~ ss =
e q saes sur ass De aa S Il
lgne Ia ofIaans & dc prafonden saIoir lie
IS ct % peds gne ligne antre qu
du No 10 lie No 10 81 peds ponces gnes
gne qu lie u No IA ct 90 pieds 6pouce 6gne
gne de anre cote qu u No 10. lie No l6 peds
pouce ignes Ia lgne qu lie separe du No
ignes sur L. gne Dc fant, cote an d. No
pare du No l6 ct 80 pied igne gne
antre cote qui sare d No Is LIE No IS 92 peds ponces
gne Ii le di estphre du No II et92 peds
gnes Il igae de ant5e cdta aui le n No ID lie
No Is ct % pied II pouces gnes lne de rautre
qu stpare du No 90 ct No 20 forman ange
leans ct Premiere % pieds lgnes Ia gne
spare d No 10 ct 93 peds gnes de face la Premiere.
lie tout commencement dit plan.
Saisis dams liaifaire ci-dessus
Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
F. L. PARKER,
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MURDERED BY His GRASpFATHER.--W are called
upon to record another cold blooded and unnatural
murder which was perpetrated by an old man
named Gamble, living near Mitchell's Mills, in
Nicholas county. upon his grandson, young Mr..
Meeks. Gamble, being intoxicated, drove his wife
from home, and in her flight met her grandson,
young Meeks, and forbade his going further, for
fear of personal harm from her husband; but he
persisted, and in approaching the house Gamble
seized his gun and discharged it at Meeks-the ball
penetrating his side and piercing his lungs, killing
him instantly The murderer was arrested and
lodged in the Nicholas county jail.
Paris Gyr \ EaIan
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CONsTABLE,S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE THE PEACE G; H i DIXON AND Ed
for the , WARD MALIION vs. PAT
RY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facins to
of the Peace for The Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
Exchange situated street between Camp Ma
gane Streets TUESDAY, the LIST day CT May 1850
o'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
rct of this city No bounded by Deord pryades
Rampant ate Circus street, Gaope streets said
urng about p feet less front on Deord street. and
having depth of about l feet less Together with
buildings and Improvements thereon consisting two
story frame building brick front and wostory kitchen
Seized in the above snit.
TERMS-C8sh the spot. 5z=-
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euArRlEaE Corn DE DISTRICT PET, sIIMs & co. Us.
de la Nouvele.orldans SAMUEL a NJ sfn I. MARKS.
I'm VERTU dun writ de ficri faelas, a
- moi adresst par lIIonorabe Quaeme Cour de District
Nouvee Orleans aare cdessns, je procidera
LuSpI Ii de dasT 1850 lo heures A. NJ, sur les licux
eiapres desgnts Ia pubique ct adjudication de-
les MEUBLES EFFETS dams la oc
cupde par le eendeur stue ange des Apollo
qnatricme dams lie uatriem District de cette VILE
yentare depose en- mon bureau pour recours.
SaiSis dams lataire ci-dessus.
CDNDTTIONS-Comptan moment de REHABILITATION
Il. L. PARKER,
nn2 IN Ia LIZ Slarif de La Parnisse d. Ilrlsans
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sidered too tedious method as yseishit.,y ss,s s
large quantities Of The pFefin,5a ye4sT - SsN
Emory's and Texas bars were ~, sew III, -
being smaller than Hilfs Of eaur III
fewer men, and were soon worked as,y
Perhaps the rcksst deposit IT gold st present on
the Frazer below Boston Bar ia At psiors it.s
Flat, short distance below Port Ya5a sh 1. I.
stated, on very good authority twefy s 49, 4 3
per day to the hand can be made. Tke lasr 49,
Notwithstanding Clans ~ hsd n 5 800. ~ 49,
figure, and the holders anflcff,ats r,b ~, ~
their summers work Ne bdna and be 81 M, -
will not be disappointed e 80
Pixies and Sailors Bars IN The I;t.ie frasa,,
nine miles ADORE Yale, are very rich mining lncai;
ties. All Of these bars are heia NJ n
and have never failed to reI,erste tbe;r ,,sy
handsomely for their labor When ter ,, h
obtained, which ii supplied BY NcItirr ss, frnr
the mountain tops the slnices ale nm s5i,t ma
day. The average pay is about twenty i've ssllaSs
per day to the share. +ssss
= Txptay Trot-s.Ts Exrpay,,=s 1-,srs N ,,,:.s...
least doubt bJt that If The evils we A. rsas,t se
bor under WITH reoas ~, fJr Norter 80 f - -.
tribes are allowed t onsina zitlauf .,,
heno soon made To yt an and ~ te,o LII
have so,ua troaie ers lo III - WI y saai
"a vaces rs ceordad Tr;Ssa II
ntv denaf 10 efyge5 ,;tss n t.
MONDAY o streets ara roneJ WITH T al q ~.
rvins 1yes Tstags An nys y 4
nerfecty terrIfyis,o n . he raj -
HE Fsonanjf yasd o. n M, a. g.
IF the Siwash camp, lie Is AZ once pounced mon
as legitimate prey, and an attenpt lsometinless .
successful one) made to rob him d lis money ana
his clothes. Not satisfied with attacking civilians
the red rascais have begun to rescue prisoners
from the police and the time ia r,os far blatant
when the presence of an officer iii the neiqhbor-
turnout TO drive him back into town. e
The prime cause 0f all these troubles ii gtifff-
niasiy WHISKY but since the authorities cannot
eradicate tins EVIL and prevent the sale of this
article, would it not be al well to remove IA far A
possible the opportunities for Committing outrages
We have heard too much about educating Indians
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TaorslExE eoun DISTRICT La VILE DE Ia VILE
Il Ia NouyelJe. t,rlsans. No lisa a. - =

sz1 & ssw
b ne sssd = S9 t s
NT 3 i the at sa Se @ ehe W. Be-
Of s xvi LOTS Of GROUND situated lying and
M tas Second @ g II e AZ
numbers twenty inclusive. according plan
sawR x fss ad A. n nj ss s h
said measuring III American according 70 said
lots / s. and each 80 feet inches and lines front on ST.
a eh sn h liz sS 1 TIC ase
lines BE Other sde ne whsh dvass uf from g
G9 e If from mi o 10 l. and 81 niche lines on he ohe
n sf as. a as i'll HI s fl" IL
o s Il Ns s s on ss @ ss Ea On d IKE
as whs Ds 1t NS sq4 o z ss M Pes ne
Lots Of nos s send 30 inches lines front
AeR ss y aS he sST ns aRs Va I'll M s
y Rshss nes q h &. Gs W, ds ns Ec DIVIDE i
f ne w III divides i 10 No and . feet aee Ines
On he other side which divides from lot No 70 and o No.
asbsE IN hs e s
and 49, lit s ea % % s ss
leans street ~ The following depths yz Let No HI forming
front s on second street and d inches o. he ide
Ri a a IL ss as fR Hs IL AZ Il ~
90 feet inches l9es ths 4, other sde Ing which divide!
fne witch ri Id divides from st and es Inches lines
e LIS III 9 SYs ~ IL X 'S 1t a. %
inches Lines Orleans the following depths,
viz Lot No H. 80 inches lines the side line which
divides from 1T No ~ and N feet INCHES and lnes ts
feet lines the side line which divides IT from
H. inches lines The other side line which d
the side line which dyides i from gt Me- ~ and q feet
No IL No IT, 90 feet inches lines the side line
which lot No l6 and 81 feet inches line
which divides 1t from Lot M. lS Lot No IS %
atnches line tile side line which divides ii from lat No
Il nd q Feet 70 e S and lines Mes on the Ghe 4, e line which
on which divides il from lo No. Ia %
inches lines the other side line which divides il from
lot No. ~ Aud lot No % foisg the Of Orleans and
First Streets 80 feet Il inches and lines the side line which
The whole according to said plan ~ e a
Seized in the above suit. 5s ---.l ...-
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u. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

pEexiEaE eouR DE DISTRICT Ia WILLIE DE LA N'VELLE
an xas.,-o,,. o.,.. ORLEANS VS.. DAME
EN VERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente n
MOI adresse par Honorable Deuieme Cour District de
sAaEDI, IA dayri 1860, midi H6te de Ia Cite de
publique ct adjudication de- G' r -
UNTERRAIN stue dans lie Premier District de cee ville
Robertsonet Claiborne.
a. terrain ayant pds SIX pouees de face "a
De pofondeur sur Ia gne de Ia Gasque
douze peds dig pouces deux gnes de p.ondeu gne de
fanre cote du cote de Ia de la Commune wing neuf
fond du dit terrain.
Ensemble ayec ones les batsSes amslioations qui sly
tronyent consstan en- nason ois eages divsee
en- deux locations Dc dex chambes cabinet chacune
Ct an PREMIER auss cuisine deux 6ages
en- bo dc quare chambes caqpe location ayant cham
bres puts, cnve, leak daisance etc.
Lie tout confoTmement plan resse mar c. de Aras De-
Paroisse d'0rleans. 1I
Saisi dams Faffaire ci -dessns .lg ii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
. i. 8Es u. 4. PARKER,
mia ~ ii ~ ii SheFifde IA Paroisse d'0rleans.
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f. t. PARKER.
Sheriti'uf the Parish Of Orleans,

ouArRrraE oouR DE DISTRICT 2LA VILE DE LA NoU-
de 4 NS9xs,ls Orleans sISIAcosTENNo isid5
I'm VERrU dun writ de saisie ct yente n
~ moi aresst honorable Quatrieme Cour District de
IA N9nEslle Orleans dams latafe cesus e proc6derai
de la Commune entire les du Camp agasns
crite, SAVIOR - "
Troisieme District Iet Teize Antoine Bons Enn
Amour Bagatee 81 pieds de face la Bagatee snr 6
pieds de profondenr
SRisie dams raiiaire ci-dessus,
e CONDITIoNS-Comptan moment dc ladjndjcation
E. T, PARKER,
nib Y 30 as II Sheriff de la ParoisSe d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

An edtc,r out west admonished bore who had
sat in las sanctum two mortal long honrs-I wish,
friep.i i, you would do as my poor fire Is doing
. How is that ?n asked the other.
"Why, sir. it is going out, z replied the editor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

F. T. PARKER,
ap4 l3 20 q my5 Sheriff de la Paroisse diOrieans

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. UR-
of New Orleans SIN LACOSTE.-No. 10, 4G5
Ply VIRTUE of II writ of seizure and sale
- TO directed by the honorable the Fourth District
Of New Orleans in The above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street,
tween Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY. the
of April 1860 at Il o'clock NJ the following prop
ery, viz
Third District Square Thirteen, 81. Anthony Goodchldren
Love and Bagaee Streets "a feet front Bagatee street. by
81 feet in Depth .
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
u d LED
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DEuxIENx CoUR DE DisrRrcrl MARIANA scHLOGEI
epouse saparae deJos-- Anton
de la Nouyele-0rleRns. Schiuge. vs. JOHN BROWN

of New Orleans +. MARkS-No. 10 500.
RY VIRTUE of q writ of deri faeias, to
Id directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
of New Orleans, in the entitled cause, will proceed
sell public auction premises hereinafter designated
MONDAY the 10th day of April 1850 l01a o'clock A. NJ
All the FURNITURE aud MOyEABLE EFFECTS con-
tanned in the house occupied by defendant and
Apollo and Fourth in the Fourth District
this city, as per Inventory 10 be in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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FRUIT IN TENNESSEE. The Columbia (renn.)

1t seems conceded that the fruit crop has been
" nippe1 in the bud.n Those who have examined
the peach trees say that, though good part Of
the peach crop has been protected to some extent
by the boot" or flower Of the peach, from the
late "spe,s still there is no reasonable hope of
anything in that line. What has been the damage
to other fruits we are not informed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

THRD DISTRICT GouRr O. RosEIIus Receiver, FIVE
OF new ufeahs. IN, Owners thereof unknown
No. l4,606.
u VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
~ TO directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed 10
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, on SATURDAY April ID 1850
l2oclack Nj - O'
Alexander, Muat, Bienvlle and Gnsomhouse streets.
2. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 42i, bounded by
Murat Olympia, Cnstomhouse and Canal streets.
. 5. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2e6.
bounded by 81 John Toulouse and ST. Peter streets by
Esq. 81
Said ground three hundred feet more or
less front on ST John street, hundred and fifty feet or
less front on Toulouse street. and hundred feet
front on ST. Peter street ~
40. THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No 457
bonhaed by St Patrick, Rernadote Toulouse
streets Lot No. One forming the ST. Patrick aud
81 feter Streets having thirty feet front street. by
and twbnty feet six Patrick street Io4
Two and Three having EACH Thirty Peter
street. by One hundred and twenty feet In DEPTH be-
tween nafhlei lnes Lots Nos Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen
sixteen seventeen Eighteen, Nineteen Twenty Twenty one
and having each thirty Toulouse street.
BY one and twenty feet epth between st
Patrick and Beynadotte Streets -sf'-' 'e ~
According to the plan Of Section No. now denoed in te
Office of said Receiver. 1872 astSsso4 = "ie
Seifed in the above suit. --zzzzs
TERAS--Gash the spot,
,oa, ,o=,.z f. T. PARKER
ma SO :" DO II Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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A preacher South, during his prayer, prepare
tory to preaching, while full of zeal, used the fol
lowing expression:," o, Lord, We pray thee ts
curtail the devils power in this place ~
An old negro, who was all ready for response
leaped upon his feet and exclaimed Amen, dati
right, Lord cut the tail smack and smoove off
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sHERIFFs SALES.


,y e N NsT p5f1.. 81 JSnM agEfaysWeis sls
p a5 ,sssI Il ~ ~ . Sses faai esa9
ossp Az a Il u s,ss on ths 5 day
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in The Third Dis
psshs ssia Iss Ii
more less u dep Tie Whole Is iii more fully appear Il
ss r 70 ,e r. @ said once
te q is CITY, together Hith ali the Buildings and
Seized IN tls above suit.
TERMS-sash On the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ou45riIrSSs cops pE Dlsrrr VILE DE La NLE
wv yEnru a,rn aUEPhx.Se y; sls
E5af de dss sr d &
\ s aa 9 is a,s PIoesasr e
De J. Commune enre les da Camp Magasn
IN TERK FRA slime dams lie Trosems District de eette
w Ks ls 4 n ~ 9on rue. de fEanads Plan
pe on II ice " 5 as vsq sa enaass
sgp5 Ps Plus on aon de rofondeu lie tout suyant
Ensemble aycc toRes lea basics ameoraons qui sly
4 tout sasi dams Tqrare ci,ie.sus. -
coNDITIoSs-eohptant moment de Republication.
ap4 Y Y 2 my5 Sheriff de Ia Patoisse dorisans;
sEcesp S nIs1 nls counT CITY Or NEW ORLEANS
ID directed 81 honoaSs y he seeena Disiot Caar
OF rev nr,ea 40 the above entitled will proceed to
se AZ Punie auction At the City Hotel Common street, be
tween Ihnp AUG Magazine Streets SATURDAY., the 18th
day Of April lSGn, at IL O'Clock HI -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROIINI1 togeI,a, with all the -
buildings and improvements thereon stuate lying and be-
ing u the First District Of This city in square Nc. 43 l
bombed by agque Common Robertson and Claiborne streets
which sad io having twenty feet sig inches front
Robertson street. nineyseyen feet lines depth
the side line asquet street feet ten
inches two lines depth the other side line towards Common
street and wens-nne feet nine inches and eight
diagonal line in the of said lot "
Inc buildings and improvements comprise wo-story frame
mouse o. two teenens eac Of two and closet
me Isl ana second ioor also awostory frame Kitchen with
80 ' N'
The whole as plan drawn by A. deArmas Deputy Sur
Parish OF Orleans ~ - - - -
Seized Ia the above suit.
TERNS-Gash on the spot, 5g sgs EF5 w
n IT PARKER
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An auctoneer on one occasion when speaking to
horse dealer about the surrounding country.
which was very level, and some Of which he had
to dispose Of, remarked, The country Is exceed.
ingly beautiful, and do so admire a rich tfat- e
$50 do I, SIT, Y said the grinning Jockey.
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EcosD DISTRICT couRr MARIANA sCHLoGEL wife sepa.
rated Of JOS. ANTOINE sSGHL0-
OF New Orleans GEL VS.. JOHN BROWN ~ No.

EcosD DISTRICT couar MARIANA scHI.oGEL wife sepa-
y No. orleans stsa v POI o ANTeISE spHto
~ wYsT11z - ls@a .oas sAo1 -.
&c it e Sfs sna b. ssas eoa as
Camp %a eso Magazine WEDNESDAY The lin day Of
CURTAIN LOT oF GROUND situated in Tie First 80.
f ,s e s4a sda sns ans
the "a December s md deposited il Ia once Il
English measure thirty sght and inches front
or Pesdo street end thirty set II width in the by depth
i from o No and of hgnsred ana thirteen feet fourncRes
Together with the buildings improvements thereon with
ont exception nor reserve -
Being The same acquired y Tie sad John Brown from NJ
then notary in this city. the 9th day Of May 1919.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. 8tsEE
-. tt. Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxIRNE couE DisrRrcrl MARIANA seHLoGEI
de la Nouveleorltans sehlosel, Is. j Ohm BROWN.
EN vERTU dun writ dc ieVi Geri faefas 4
moi sarsi par Honorable Dsayeme eouF de District
MERGREDI lldavl 1860 midi, lHoei d la Cite rue
de Ia Commune entire IDS du Camp des Magasns
IN TERRAIN sue dams Ia Premier District de cete VILE
Sa e en es INT sas ~ n
Agustns Phelps goyer lie q de dtcebre 1874 ct dpo
rstude de David L. McCay, cdevant notae public cee
L. dit terrain mesre nesure angae trente peds huit pou
de face la Pedido trente pes
gem dams e fond sur ne proiondeE de cenx peds ct neuf
peds uare pouces sur Ia gne qu lie epare d No. Six du dit
plan.
proprisid apparIen dSfsnder l'acqns
ton quill fae Alexandra Mallory, suiyant acte rap
de Francis Haralson autrefos noaFe public eete
vile, en- date dg 9 dc e, mai ma Isl. $50
coNpITIoNs-comptant au moment de !, fadjudiea tic,
milo 10 26 AZ IL Sheriff de In Paroisse d0rleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10

Jack is good fellow, but I will not lie for any
man. love my friend, hut love truth still more,
/ Ny dear,n said bystander, = consider now
why should yon prefer a stranger to III ald as-s
quaintance!n