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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16
THE UNION In DANGER!
nj A SIS M E ETIN c.
OR THE
PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.

The undersigned unite ia recommen-
ding that the people Of Augusta, ire
spectite Of parties, assemble in MASS
MEETING at Staunton, on
SATURDAY,, NOV. 18th 1859,
TO consult as to what steps are neces-
ssry for the preservation Of the Union
in the present alarming condition Of
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16
Hardy County.
EayGite and Nicholas.

We are indebted to our FREUD, Thos. j.
Burke, Esq, for the following returns from
Fayette and Nicholas counties
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

Gov. Pettps, Of Mississippi. has issued
bis proclamation cQnvening the Legislature
Of that State on .he 25th inst, to consitos
tn present condition of the country.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

In the eighth Congressional district or
the State of Georgia. the vote stands, Bell
2 905: Douglas 1882; Breckenridge 1853.
We should like to 60 to that district to live
and die and be buried.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16
wood! WOOd!!

We desire those of our subscribers who in
tend to pay their subscriptions in wood, to
Bring it in at once. We are in need Of it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16
FAYETTE.
Randolph COEnaY.

EEr Nicholas county is rcportaa to have
yopa 275 for Bell.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

Senator Toombs. Of Georgia, and Senator
Chestnut, Of South Carolina. have resigned
their seafs 10 that boay.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

R. II Glass, Esq, postmaster, at Lynch
burg, in card. states that be will not hold
his office longer than the 4th of March
We think this all hot haste. It would DO
much better for Southern men to keep tbs
post Offices if they can, to see that no his
chief is done We hope some true man TO
Virginia and the Union will accept the place.
and we doubt not there will be petty to DO
so, It is no use biting off ones nose to spite
his face.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

Goggin's maj. in 1859, 1853.
Filmore's" 1856. 405.
Bells maj over Douglas and Brcckin-
ridge in 1860, 1241.
Majority over Breckenridge and Lane.
3247
ROCKINGHAM. We give below the re-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-16

The Lynchburg Republican. assuming
that Breckenridge has carried the State, an.
nouuces, with a flourish of exclamations and
capitals, that it is the declaration of Viz
einia in favor of secession Now, whilst
We DO not intend to discuss the question Of
secession at this time, we viii remind tie
Republican that if it means that Breekia.
ridge was q secession candidate, and that
those Who voted against him were opposed
to secession, then Virginia has declared a.
gainst secession by some fifteen thoussnd
But the LyneLburg Republican has no right
to class the supporters Of Breckenridge as
Secessieuists. 1t is unjust to many OF them.
and especially to those Of Western Virginia.
No Que ever had the courage, if he enter.
tanned the belief to assert that Breckinridgs
was Secession candidate before the cleo
lion. On the contrary, they persistensly
and violently denied it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
Tronee-t.n morceaax de teA.re dams lie fond
tlu Troisieane District.

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Y L. + y ; II F. dagss " Plan arse par Louis il Pile
J. aet5uioeh as Eia!ss This tfs y y
s5 nasesa,N Nos ~ y q ct IL dams lasoe9n Se
Is mnreeauN Nos 81 ct H. dams Ia section, No ont
e}iatam Aaalpunts de supeffte -
Las Nos ct IL, @ Ia section No ont elasun 10
Les Nos cts, ans Ia section j. on. eacrn 10 ar
penis de snpefheie.
Les Nos et s, dams la section No. ont eiaepu
III afpenta dc snperhtie.
lie moroccan Me- q dams In section din n Al nr,c d E ,a
dc snpertee ii
lie No. q dams section No. o. n 10 aYpeps de suner
fcie. - fetNt
lie No 4 ans la seelion No. 10 50 arpcns 5l do
srpeFhcie.
lie No dams Ia sstion No. TO- IL arpens 81 e0 dc
sapefieie.
moroccan No I, dans section H. est dc tolme u.
laire ct Il arpents iGl
No. dams Ia section No H. 80 apents sgIood de
suBeftieie.
No s. lans la section No H. 81 arpens oiDo de
suRttheie.
lie No dams section 70 80 apents 80 100 do
superiicie.
lie No 2 dams Ia section NJ T. IS aents too ID
supericie.
LIE Ne 2 dams Ia section No II, apcnts sDIe0de
snperheie. : - y
lie No s dams Ia section No, H. q arpens loo
de supothcie.
perHee
Ia ~ y s. s,s,. aas L. section
lie moroccan No II est stna IN I3are dams In yeean M 4
section No. % 10 apents o Dc supefHee : =
Hs1e ThfMEs FT5GoSDITITIoNs-u ciaqnen,e comp.
aes asaatse.s.s esits nRsables anne toysns de Ii
rsdass sa ~ Rdf h5pGaa,ss sptse s Is
ont iatsst saeede eei Fan NJ Il dste tehsahes Ct
en- cas- ae na paeiEent liescs, raiso de phne
esat an assa ItEtt gasmer 6te deFlefe condition ne
lie Placement destts Iliets ~ - - y 49, W eelt
aeqnffeufs Sc feon metre en- possession ers pros
as eEa FsaRis enfatfar aux
DC sente ezdessns Les qaxe I0irs
ah y an 90 Ia Tentc ct dams de di gu Ill e
s.ss y Hsnes eiE sn ptopfe risaue aease
wv y tlas y e.l4ae l4s9i-
aess sene prasyaat g E. rorier notnirs dc Ia ylle
49, W. Ap w Aaiiii aux lfas 4es Re4naEeuf ia.i}
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

5AEUA ABLE IapEaeEn PROPERTY in THE YfItsr
Uisiset at &aesio8g.
By J. ID. WALTON.

ANEftpss aR--0faes 10 Bank Plaee.
- AINKIsAT. the 3Ifrs February 1850. M ii
IN etgss s. Y The ss ehsfgs Hete Exsase 1t aSs,9n
a LOT or fRGsD: tsisa lie hal5pes ana
se ssrsga fs III sis Fisst Disifies cisg
n ssAzette MI TI5rsAs AM
s ss5ss +. .sy IN lels aSa fYs iss
sa AZ 4 street, ~ bundled sHa h;ttF fee
's es n stass !. tsps tstsree .s
900E BGILbISft sssd unt I'D Ill syss si5s
saas q 5sss.ty five a9eFs pef Fanash. ~ 80 y tse
~ % kAfS -THs paSSisser II, a@4sy,& u IL 4
,s HI S ssi eaa ,s dssEs tsfs ss III esas
ehehira eafs on scar All fe II
credit n the NOTES q The purchaser ers sg ID TN
pss Mfnl ~ rot gHhcsHsts F wstii sseai n,
asSs N f5e property s6ld M Il Iiaai yayr1sat ~ M :
ihs building 70 be insured ard paley u gsa
NJ u SALE before Waller IT, Petez NofaFg PtsIe Il ~ ).
penis e The purchaser Y fsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

HoRRfat.E Egls,E--Iulia Ana GAay, married
woman, living IN Ghenangs, 4. x, i low days
since took her own child, four years Old born be-
fore her marriage, stripped 4 81 HI elathing aIA
thea put head foremost ~ stove, holding y
there until she supposed it dead. She then placed
ii III bed which she set on tiee, and than Weas to
The nelghhors. The child, however, sssaTeta Il
self SO fir d To escape from the bed and cut o.
doors, where il waa found fatally Burnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

From the LeaFeaworth Times 81 TIL sslEh NE I'LL
tract Che following.
From Mr. a. y. Page, who ca1ae taranaIl Moua
as Lake VIII The South Pass w have later iatnllI
| the Platte, III Tho Pixies Teak ExHress Tie Iegt
I Salt Lake December 31.
Fine NEST Important intelligence ii that sgse npsg
! rions Blll Hickman Waa severely i aot nartally
wounded. He hail been The leader BIZ gaas Dagsitss
| for many years.
Just before be left, difficulty occurred III tbe
eity II front " Townsend'a Hotel between NIL I'D
toFioas Bin Hickman and Il mar named till HINT.
l8gtou, both members of The DANTE Bansl~ The
easse of the difficulty was NOT known ii sgaa one
with which the Gentiles had nothing I'd ao. The
parties met On the street, and after d FEW words
had passed between them Huntington ana HEX
man cliaehed, the former iMfleting yefy severe
wound IN the back Of the latter. Amer The parties
became separated general melee susaad. pistols
we're fired aud knives drawn. il shot from limit
ingt0n struck Hiekmana hunting waseh, which
prevented the ball from penetrating hf3 body
The next shot took eject ia hEs shTgh and I'D ii
the tat accounts he vas lying n d critical CON
dition. Huntington was aIiot by oae of fIeknsanfs
friends IN the thigh, but the WaWad Has j Hsah
one. There were many shots fired HI slle friends
Of both parties, hut NO one else was injured
The feeling between the MoRmons ana Gansles
Wa d, goo, and no dlsturb anse had taken pIase.
,,,l lAe MofmoHs had gay time IN Christmas
uhsrs w. any quantity II balls ami parties The
saasmoa leaders personally have forbidden sneh
participated.
streets 1,o''g aeea nes snow himself n me
When ID II seem he eTars Y Il
Chief around hi head TTe speaks BIZ ssttIe.
| 4 r.sfte. - - -
- - = $3.50 % 'so1sn assoss'is
1 ss '4 Trs q ~ ~ ne MT Insk Tiss
ID eorret sas H. g VII 1Hannns Wish
sonnfry through The medium of snaaI book name
III that Mr. Brown was guilty og seysral yungsnrs
| among which were the wives of tsyo rsags whaat.
bodies 1.-THE wiFesJ tie burned to asfes 81
detection. Now, permit me- to aay To Whora Il INV
concern that II b not at alI strange Is NM ma
rosavery men should rack their inventive rag;sa
tred by frenzy, even to the lass sxsrsnse mi
| desperation, 10 fabrfeate and sef aaaaE faIae
/ statements, 70 prevent sale III slse ;acusoirs i
OF the life of ono, whose influence with fIsat III
others, ~ the scale of liberty operates ID unygsr
fully against them, both morally and posftscay.
False witnesses appeared agaiFss sfe treat
savior Of men, both before and after his aealh ana
| y if not enough TIN the servant Il i'd ean fare
as well AZ his mater did The pnhIic rysEy rssk M
sured that Mr. Brown neyeFcomnitted tae slsgslers
and the hHrning eff the bodies If InurTered lx;yes
| q ashes, nor ever confessed ar1y aslsh fhinu.
Neither DO the reading, thinking liberty Iovigr
part at the community believe shas sssE, rauprFs
have even the shadow Of foundation ME ss,irit
and tenor Of his letters, hia speeches ana inside
pertinent read By The civilized world during liz
0nrA $500 MA k%F 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01


I PGAYtsG GENERAL. - The Washington cores
nondent Of the Columbus (Ohio) Statesman re-
lates the following incident:
BY the way. there was an incident the other
evening at the Presidents leYee. which was very
practical joke. II is thus related: There was
curious character present at this legee who afford
ed a deal Of fun to the company. He was stran-
ger from Texas, q ne-leeRing, robust man, almost
of the magnificent proportions Of General Harvey.
lie was in full military rig, true-blue frock coat
with metal buttons and shining epautets. pants with
red stripes, and to crown all he wore an immense
pink sash, ornafnented the right shoulder with
gigantic white rosette, and similar rosette hold
ing the sash together on his left side the two vol
luminous ends of the sash sweeping the floor. He
walked the circle of the East-Roam like an en-
peror, or like the Belgian giant at Barnum's Mu-
scum as II proud to give every person an oppof
tunity to inspect him. Upon inquiry, we learned
that this distinguished military chieftan had been
Sold, that he is here for patent for pow and
that the ways among the clerks of the departments
had persuaded him that it would very powerfully
assist him in obtaining patent il he would only
appear at the Presidents levee in the patriotic
character OF military eheftain. g And so,s said
our informant you see he is doing it up brown
Certainly the man is entitled to his patent in CON
sideraton of the merriment he afforded to all
hands on this occasion, and he should also have
commission in the army-he plays the general so
well. This freak may not be looked upon as any
thing out of the Washington way of doing things.
Greatness seems to be contagious.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

No PERSONAL APPLICATION lNFGNpEn.-The pa
pers relate--how truly we are notahle to say-that
d member Of Dr. GheeYer's Church, d lady in good
standing in the membership, was q Shareholder,
but unwilling, as may be supposed, 10 sever her
the ministrations of pastor, Notwithstanding his
violent denunciations Of the class to which she be-
longed Al length, however, the nnsparng cen.
safes east upon Shareholders were more than SHE
did, notwithstanding Che assurance Of Or. Gheeyer
that he did mot include her personally in his as
saaits GA tie sa ef slayehaldingn II other words,
it Nas only wrong for others 10 held sIaYes while
ii was quite right for member OF his own elurcI,
and congregation. IJnufnal Of Commerce.
nbpIa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

pointed lover:
young man, residing near 0iiyet, by the name
Of Orvile Wood, had been paying his addresses To
a Miss Mack. whose family reside near the village
OF Marshall, and they were engaged, the marriage
to take place soon. The young man, with his in
tended, went TO party, where he INDUCED so
freely in liquor as to raise objections on the part
Of the young ladyfs parents to the contemplated
union. She informed her atfianced that she had
rather die than dsobey her parents, and preferred
death to living without him; and on Friday, the
9th, they mutually agreed that the next Sunday
evening they would meet at his brother-in-laW's
and on Sunday evening terminate their lives, one
and at the same time, by firearms. The same day
he repaired to Marshall and purchased two pistols
which he loaded each with a ball and seven buck
shot. At the time appointed for their meeting
Saturday eyening-he was at his brother-inaW's,
and soon after the young lady, accompanied by
her sister, drove mp. Wood saw his intended leap
from the cutter and approach the house, when he
stepped into the paflof, placed the muzzie to his
head and fired, dropping lfehss at her feet as she
came In Without n moments delay she stepped
out of DOORS passed round the corner of the house
took apisto from her pocket, and was raising it to
her head when her sister, who had perceived that
something was wrong, rushed forward and caught
the weapon from her grasp. On examining it, it
was found loaded with ball and shot, az before
stated. Il seems that misrepresentation existed
between the lovers as to the time when the tragedy
was to take plaee--she understanding him to name
Sunday instead of Saturday evening; but when
she saw that he had anticipated her, She was, as
her action proved. ready for the sacrifice. The
funeral of the suicide took place on Monday the
9Th nit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

PRorosEn YIsIF or MEsTER,s BAND no New
0rLEANs.-some days ago a committee, on behalf
Of the Oseeola Fire Company of New Orleans,
wrote to Captain Menter, desiring to know on
what terms his full band would visit that eity
and play for them at their annual parade ON the
18th Of March, He replied, and last evening re-
ceived dispatch Informing him that his propo.
sition was accepted. His band will, therefore,
leave for the Crescent City about the last of next
month, We can safely promise our New Orleans
Eenda such q treat, in the way eli instrumental
music as was never before heard in the busy
thoroughfares Of the Southern metropolis.
TJineinnafj ENQUIRER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

An ABoLITIoSisT SEES VIRGINIA AND CHANGES
ms SENTIMENTS. MIR. Joshua eoppe, a Qnaker
gentleman Of Butler township, III this county has
always been warm abelitonist. He is an uncle
Of Edward Coppie, and went on to Virginia for the
purpose Of bringing home the remains OF his nephew
for nterment. on his way home he was detained
Ut Hellsyile for couple Of hours, and there had
conversation with Mr.. d. 4. Lawson, In which bic
said " come home converted man. The Nir
ginians are as kind hearted and Christian people
as ! ever was among. Our antslayery agitation
at the North il all wrong am satisfied ii has put
back the cause Of the slave. and | am going home
to do what | can to put # down, and | hope thee
will do the same, am satisfied all Virginia wants
Is Christian treatment. and at the proper time she
will do more for the slave than we ever cam Mr.
Coppie had never before opened his eyes to The
disastrous consequences Of Northern fanatieism,
but now having learned them, like an honest man
he will enaeapor topat down agitation. There are
q great many people Of the same class, and when
they get fairly to understand where they are DRIFT
ing, they will cut loose from the rampant abolition
lists, and set to work to create d tone Of healthy
conservatism New Lisbon Patriot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
STIERIFF'S SALES.
sneesp I,lsrlIsr eognr lnlI.IITr { WHALEY y

'soss a. psess o''af hs4a H4f i u
5ls Il r. s,s. II aas ss, siss e
I'll ssT pa as s3s ss he y 5ss W. .l.
Him sad ,s sasRs aoNDaY IL aJh das u
GEi.TSi& ipf III GROUND Situated Ii I'LL -
hs eq ss Il n f s egsw aas a Fs
streets and aeres Y fee front on Chippewa street. by 70
aSRs IRE asan IT, j d III 'sFs'a
seiaed ii The abaye suit belonging 70 defendant Michael
TisfAs- Gisat an tts spot. .,,
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EN sERTu dssn Hrst d tiesi fse5as Z, .
4 MI aaessS r lsssms e1sF g. stIift
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ssnie naSsas Il aiaiieat5a a. 49,
UNfE II NJ dis5t psf y ~ y M stas dsns iiet bornf
terrain fsess AZ ftis Premiere Slppeya q
" psas d aet h ~ eRfsw aF i24 pieds sur IA mo
Eusesabla ayee oaes batf,es ansofalms mi W
~ faat atttHaat an dssaisaf Michael FtseF q s ds
GoSDilipNsoo moment d. i'4dads4tisn
AIS n ~ 10 ~ stsrf Dc ID Par0sse q Orleans
is' p'sas'f eoo@T ahESFs ID T. Jo oSAfRf9
fsE5l ii s5I ias NJ "a as, aa1 \
n 9.ia W.T. II ~ s Ill I Ifsi fSsr3aa T. 4esf esreen
sst s NJ ia3i@4 s.yst III MN rSEsslYay III A MT ii
FsbrRafy, is5p 1t IL eea6|: Nj -
fEffTfTN I1T an fiEDftyT) Situated IN fi1e First "a
rtif9t al It'll cg n az tnts ha5tri3Yi ls Ifty a
iISysaAt t35 aa Heato F6efs 8s3 tsiasate IL MI II .H
III if4+ III, sss ii III iii NJ, ~ IL Il, ii stcl;Is sSaftTf
ii as 81 fsIjFaatg ss aaa deissitea III he oiee q
MI with a. itt$y ttfst It tI9 f,i Il, snttt
Il ftnts - $500 ~ IN @ s $500 it
sfd IL H. 4l9ts al II n 3g3,s II ~
1'ISIs Sf.;t}stI. ~, fi5g s III 5t"'s'4 Y ~ e'
~ Il - sR n II psPErp
sheriff n ti,e H. Ia, : ~ Is ar.ns
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

4
Bureau No 10 BANK Pl4sy
W aIsa, s1ade Il 4 b he 1e1s1
a s d il sonreIs Orleans Il I'LL Il Ts9Ians an HI
ectts d finance do eonse dc vile ii a. e es
III ess sx ssTas4ts va a. ss ss g ,sy
e. = Vile u ssss Yen4a lse pfotsste seieaf Ell
4 FeopFiates dams lie Second District.
"a iaads ls RsaFatt s & D III s. =
1ss no1e s l;e III f T. Il y nesaFs
osdsaI s'a sss III Hi e..
ois, IL &C. '' s's'si' ea aes taaiao 9asas 'as4f e
aEffs II aats is tf1s Fez FpEsHs5s iso5
Nm NIX W. Il i5tay a;a,at ra e NJ ~ Z tasssasaf
iopaHces lsnas esfs lses ID Id tla
DEux TERRAINs dams iiiet No. 81 bombs nv Is raca
III, isasa ass i i III 7 III
Pierre ~ Z" Z : ~ = = S. -
| e des faes st. Pierre u White.
TREIzE TERR&Iss ess rilet borne aar aven,, f.so1t
No. D. II Iss Is o''' 4sa'ss psf .
j e. as ts t Eas ~ ee Ts. sgsoiga
d e s s5 " Il a 5i II TIM y
III G p pesss g. sffs Eaas i dds s
Z q as s1 gs ~ s d ia a d s
Ie Terrain No naesure II fiedy pauees liasss rass
5isa9 & gsa e. TN. II ts a
pEs4s ponies lghe - NJ iaae dafoal.
me- Y il st est5 NJ Ts ~ iis aa,
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e = pieds noaees iigne ~ Is igae du fond
IL terrain No p peds psncas de fare Ayeans Garon
GIFT III ss IL a .e u p n Hem q ssieaaYa ne
Sandelt sur faHtse Lyme, p pisda faaces gHe as l.
Z, ,5 srtaia z pis1 lgHes tues atysae esrolto
ed Faaces gnss t ns Obi q aiss IL
terrain No o y p piels noaees ligne dams e fond
lie terrain No pes poaces Hsnes face 4 ,yFn1e
iraa agi L dyiss ieds poaess fsne &c
p9ucas lgae dams l. fond y = = = leas
z terrain 70 Y pisd pauces lsnes Dc livsnae
M dise ii viii a peds S e ss e A s
LINE an = stpare u terrain No $ q 2 peds poaes ge
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tGs s.2ns d "a Il Jeds ensss ge e
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4 ss - e. as s Il II IT,. L sas7 sd y
rues i Louis It ST Jataes -
lie Terrain No IS irregaier 81 peds res de face
a cote 10 re dc aare cote & d ris
pouees lgne dams le foaa.
Proprietes dams II 3n,e District.
HUT TERAfNS dams let triangnlaire bornd p Ii che
ndn, {. B nsa ar nc sSsd s "a r. N, I
lie terrain No fortne ie coin es r1ics Broad II
on p Il ssesds A. HI isd rs s. sur 's PFC
neon LID nc ~ trannder a9fr iaoa Nh ssh "a
ns1ees irne 1 II int III fan! ' V ~ lhcaH !"
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ietel - 49, f Y - tsisi sit4e hsi'e9 h"taif
tarratn ~ a fa,rs i c.fo i, e,sn,i, a, pa, s.
Btaad II II b;sT iias IL ac L ia rne srssa n ~ e
fnIeiir ~ lit ,ais Him M ID nid a31ea Ii Pt e.
Ptoonsft tis sbsi a Bayou l9 pies 10 poaees
'isheS = isis ~ W iosat
To terrain M a 70 bi4d4 o norns ia facc az .,,,;; Al
sS9 , " PEGS p9 Ss g laes L rug Nsslng5e
pouces a Ia ligne qli a spare du terrain No 10.
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il p Wsshin.r X IN csain h l.an az 4 "a os
;.a ~ 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ 9 ~ ~ ~ ple5s snees
chsnn du Bayou ct u neds ponces sur la gne n fond
,,t,14 ,rtrr NC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

sehagt FuEd On very tns CREDIT qyitfoa. essaofssrs
By ). B. WALTON,
City AHcsionsas.
| Office ID Bank Place
, o.elsek q ta 81 Gill; sssa5ae Il aslsF 8 !;
s Fas stiss + is isi ea ss Il
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CONT aid rE.k aiih5u s a5 se n ~ 50 'saf ~
Acts Of sale before q Esq tty Notary ~ Camp
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PROPERTIES DE fEU JOHN M4DosgEH.
TERRAINs DE vAL3ER AaELIoREs In SoNANG.
aliores dams e CinquHme DistFict paf ora Ct pour ID
ccfnpte ID Fondz des Ecoes ds Atnonsgl Er:Ia i prg
efta6t Ct s4ns eRiosAeurs.
FAR ). 3. WALTON,
Encan.esf as Ia VILE
Bnreaut 10 Bank Place.
Aaa alss ~ s fssrier 1890 midi, = Ia
sS1 gss f. alAEies pst eInfe N Eonas aes seees g.
ttes de taeir sHi$antes serent veR1Hes-
sIA LOTS DE TEREE sssi qae icy alnaioatiais qi s'y
james Tcheatqaas eslss' il sn s T. ga a. Il
y nssaEant ehaeng q pss y peees It lgpe Dc ACE Ia
sea paralees IL I'LL No fefinsht ienca,sne e
faas Religious este. s ansoatiofs sS lots
consistent naon bo araeise anvaats
ouATRE LOTS DE- TFRE sitats dams rat boring rar ies
and ST. James, ddsgGts par rs Nos 4 Il & fesasia ch
Gun d paas 70 ponces n iires Thomas
~ pe io pouee ct gnes de oondeur entire gneS pRra
Isles Ie No fornian fencoisne DIES II
IN LOT pE TERRE situs dams ilet borna oar In ries
elppnene, Terpschofe, Camp Magass nesJiTan II 4es
sgoaees e lgaes n I+lpoeae proontlsar dc
aasTHRSiEs ET GoNplTIoNs-lH compliant j
Il balance IN CREDIT de enx rois q qnat ans blss
hpoeqe spectacle prapfiaff yen,e asee prlsage l
yendear ct poftant cent intat par
1atnr'fe sf eas de atiife ss dts he
porerent alo pour cent ihtdrGt jusu pasit pale
tnent
Ies offices deyfent Par les sqpeseurs eotre
Fscs n feu et les pnliees dasnce tralsfares vender
b Les acqueeus &c feron possession leurs pro-
pres trais ct aifont aire face conditions
els eerits dams qlne jour sHie 1t en- cas- de
detail negligence de err psft propra aceiee par
Les aeea TaTdeYant O. f. fartier. Esq., notafc
g Ia vile No 70 rue da Camp fats es m
ESTATE OF JOHN MrpoNoGH.
SQUARES IN HuRTsyIIIE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
HAIL