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A Ffalr1vE SLAVE CAsB.-Iiog, n; T, April
27,-This noon U. s. Deputy Marshal Holmes ar
rested colored man in this city, named Charles
NolIe as fugitive Of Virginia, the property Of D.
was taken before Commissioner Beach, and wit
nesses from Virginia identified him as the fugitive
fore remanded him. SoaR after. Judge Gould IS
sued habeas corpus for the fugitive, and the same
was served by Deputy Sheriff of this county. By
this time an excited crowd of some thousand per-
sons had gathered about the Commissioners Office,
threatening q rescue, and when the fugitive was
brought down to be taken before Judge Gould, the
crowd surrounded the officers endeavoring to take
the man-successful resistance was made for some
time, when the rescuers gaining advantage, the
negro was carried to the river, where ferrymar
was in waiting. He was rowed across and on ar
irving on the opposite shore was rearrested by {
West Troy constable; here another great crows
gathered. The fugitive was taken to a Justice Z
Office, which the mob surrounded, broke into, ans
fugitive was again rescued from the officers ane
carried off in carriage. Blows pistol shots ane
knock downs occurred during the affair, Dat ~
one severely injured celored people sa the
| most active in the rescue. There mas psen aie
greatest excitement prevalent here ever anu" u
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Maryland Republican Convention.

BALTIMORE, April 26, p. M.-The Republican
Convention, before adjourning elected +. z. Blair
and VIM Il. Marshall, delegates at large to Chi
cago. Some doubt was expressed as to Mr.. Mar
shalls being member of the Republican Associa-
ton, and q committee was appointed to commune
cate with him and ascertain his views. II
The Convention reassembled at 2 p. NJ, in the
office of James Carricele, Agent of the New York
Underwriters, in the Exchange Building, when the
following business was transacted l7zsg=ss
The committee appointed to select delegates
from each Congressional District to represent the
State in the Chicago Convention submitted the
following: First District, James Bryan and ID. w.
Owen: Second District James Jeffreys and w. p.
Ewing; Third District Francis 8. Corken and Jas.
Wagner: Fourth District, VIM. E. Cole and Jona-
than Schumacher; Fifth District, Chas. Lee and n.
r. Amman; Sixth District, Mont Blair and S. Fred.
Iddns.
On motion of Mr.. Jeffreys, the delegates were
unit
motion was adopted that the President be au-
thorized to appoint an Executive Committee for
the State the said committee to form an Electoral
ticket to be supported by the voters of the state
The President announced the following as an tx
ecutve Committee: VIM. f. Cole DR.. Weiss, Ed
win Smith, john HI. Gould, DIR. Geo. Harris. DR..
Chas Lee, William Pinkney Ewing, and Absalom
Rowan.
A resolution was unanimously adopted, pledging
the Republican party to support the nominee OF
| the Chicago Convention, be he who he may. The
thanks Of the Convention were rendered to the
| President and other officers, and to Marshal Hen
mig, of the police, for the efforts he made to pro
| tect the delegates in the morning. The Conven
/ ton adjourned sine die.
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--- 79-7577 ~ hlleF1l UI tls 7 AsH OF UrIeaIs-
ousrRrBxn Corr DisrRicr LA yILIE DE La H'I5Es
us - -s0"''''s MURPHY-No ls,4Ig
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias,
II adresse honorable Quareme Cour de District de
la Nouyee Orleans, dams Paae cdesus procedsrd lie
SAsIEDI de mai, 1850 midi IHotel de Ia Cite, rue
de il Commune du Camp des Magasins la
venta puhliq,le ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN lie Troiseme District dc cette
vile Plet No 5 borne les de Eptanade pla
che Kerierec VflIer dit terrain trentedeux
pieds plus GU noins de face yers cinquante
sept eds plus mons de proondeur lie tout suyant Ia
depose bureau du Treasurer dc IA Vile
les batissese authorizations qu sly rou
vent.
lie toni saisi dams i'afare ei.dessus.
CoNDiTiONS-Comptan au moment de REHABILITATION
f. T. PARKER,
ava Il r,v5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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Caors IN MIssIssIrPr- The papers speak in the
most encouraging terms Of the prospect for an ex-
cellent crop in the northern part Of the State.
The same may also be said of other sections.
The Pamela Star of the 26th says:
we have heard q great deal Of complaint lately
about the cut-worm destroying gardens. The re-
cent heavy and continuous rains, with the cold
nights have created immense quantities OF this de-
farmers express the opinion, that If do not have
some very warm weather soon, the worm will At
tack the young cotton and II they should, there IS
no knowing the amount of damage that would be
done in very short time to the growing crop
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asn OrIsans DaiIu Crescent
LouisIana InteiIlgense.

~
The 81. Mary's Banner Of Saturday last says.
The warm and genial weather of iast week has
Of November, than to he last days Of the second
Spring month. Cheerful fires and fall habiliment5
are now in great demand. II was almost cold
enough for frost yesterday morning, and we would
not al all be astonished to hear Of its having visit
ed some of the upper parishes before our next
isxue.
The st. Helena Imperial Of Saturday has the Soi-
lowing.
An alteration took place in the grosery Of Mr..
J. G. Parker, in this town, on Monday last be-
tween E. o. Waller and Chas. King, in which the
latter received pistol shot in the upper part of
the abdomen. The wound vas probed, but II could
not be ascertained whether the ball had entered
the cavity or not Waller was Immediately arrest
ed and made to give bond for his appearance at
court. The matter will be investigated in q few
days.
We have had several light showers Of rain du-
ring the carly part OF the week. much to the ad-
vantage of the growing crops.
The Bossier Banner says:
For the past week we have had adecided change
in the weather. We have had several light show
ers, which have served to lay the dust and cool
the atmosphere.
A Family Destroyed by Indians.
The following letter is published in the Chicago
Press Ct
ss s355 sg4 @g GAaF FLOYD, U.Sf.s Feb J, ldtD
To Aaron Mliimere, Ira siirinore and
James Miltimore Chicago, Illinois
Gentlemen-Your brother, Mr.. Edward Milti
more was travelling, with his family, on the rontt
one hundred miles north of Salt Lake City last Au
gust, and the 31st of that month the Indians 10
| Mormons disguised as sueh) attacked and massa
cred Edward Mltimore, his wife Catharine Milti
MORE and his children, viz: James Milfimore, aget
| II years; William Miltmore, aged IL; Albert Mil
timore, aged s.; Mary Ella Miltfmore, aged A.; ant
| the babe, (not named) months old.
| There survived Fanny, "a years old George
Is years old; Elouza, Is years oil, and Nelson
| ID years old.
! Nelson and EIouza are now living at my house
| and desire to remain with me, and accompany me
| to Chicago, and have requested me to write thi:
letter to you, gentlemen, as being their qnc l.s
which acoordngly DO, ane = children "oula hAs
G. T. TURNKEY, U. s. A.
We are requested to state that any person seek
ing information relative to these parties can Obtain
i further information ycalling DIR. David Rutter
l19 Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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- > T.. T. PARkER,
ana IL 81 q nny7 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d,Orleans

FouRrH DISTRICT Counrl JOHN r. HYDE ys MISSISSIPPI
Of New Orleans. : SOUND COMPANi.-No. 1882
DY VIRTUE. and in obedience to an orde n
ID of sale rendered April 2ls 1850 to me directed BY The
Honorable Fourth District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public auction
At the CITY Hotel between Camp and Magazine
streets SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF May, 6oV AT IL
o'clock NJ =,
f. 7. PARKER,
pSrie of# Ilr1eap
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MINES AND LTQUORs.

CAzERAC BRANDIES We HAVE GOOD
Sppy receiving by direct from
France additions stock of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We 1885 eighth pipes le in eighth and
quarter pines 1902 do 1905 ii halt quarter and eighth
Pines We invite the attention Of the trade and connoisseurs
generally article pure and unadulter9ted For sale On
-S" VIM E. LEVERICH 4 CO., 81 Old 1eyeest,
o1o Sole agents in this city.
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4 Decided Sac,sI.,rI.
The n. r. herald o he aeta has lie following

was 70 have saiied from southampton Or the l9fh
instant with the news OF my payels ~ h Us s
hght, mad been mtereeplea ga Dags nscs ~ me
news yacht OF tae Assocl1ted nlss, a.e ~ seL
1gence teiegTapHed 70 TINS cIlyt VI q Whiyn, y
course, pat TIE metropolis on the IN ysre W eas.
ne news. IEe whole aRair turned Guy sc We 0oiu
and barefaced hoax.
1t appears some Wide-awake sharper naa pre-
pared to order q bogus account Of the = interIa-
Ional mill VIII view 70 MI MS g9cAet ~ ing
Expense o. credulous public, and ~ managed
iis scheme so adroitly that u turned ont " pc
perfect success.
1t appears that the swindle was pespsirated n
his way: About six O'Clock iass evening (qsg -
'ur business men, merchants ana MeSna a5cs, we're
eturning home from business, printed notices. Ns5e
posted By some unknown Party on VI 4, tne neKsps
ler bulletins down town announcing the arrival 0T
he Vanderbilt, and stating that Z the mn pzTfeu-
ars Of the great fight between Sayefs and freeman
you'd be found in an extra, which would be issued
Vt seven o'clock"
Of course this document created intense excife-
nent, and the alleged result Of the " mil ap-
peared to give general satisfaction and especlafY
10 those who have taste for the 7. 4
Az soon as the trick was discovered BY the HewE-
paper proprietors the bills makIng the annoHnce-
ment we're forthwith removed, but foo late to pre-
vent the bogus extra from getting an enormous
circulation.
frsnpt At the hour OF o clock the :" extra or
sheet OF paper l4x19, with the following tanning
ing matter appeared
Arr;v., ~ ths va,.asvs.;.t !. go D..
Special Report Of the Great Fight. -
nm, Greal Ezcl.emenl y NE King and About r
Rsttte ,asrv MI. hossr NM 4, 81
Three Cheers for tic Starr nd StripsSs
Heenan cnanengss norflssey on re sgos e Fight
~ ga Luz I 1sn = ~ 49, - r. CO..
Eli. Ies Pta r vssI v ~ 49,
iBns pesmseh aaL - $500
& p.tna az " ~ s.s ny hs
1es, sns - "a - ;II $3.50 S
t ~ ~ ant n nrste,,d;ng u g;sii ths iss n
ten wsas ~ t rs :, ~ i s
~ s, az at ~. ~ III = IA, - az =,
ss;n 4 ~ $50 1850 ~
:. n ~ aar Iii have catcred A.
ms, e. ". - W
,sh;c ts id a9aa viii he servsd = vas
not at II nanrht The snncr;or Ienosh a. fie Re-
n; M p e. aJs daianc r. ia srensh ~, e
$3.50 ~ & II Tba IN s IA MI ss 4
n ns;ra a ~ Heayan av;dentT tai tas IA N.
Ss a ~ sns;,, ea sisf ~ -. ~.
on ch u,tS;n.s Int S;a n;nc'nS sam
o,,d a,saara,o araiIed b;m ~ avsrco, 5
had IL I'll baa 4; tsrst setsIe yps,,It n;ghf
lave been Widciy diierent Lom savers T ,ss
" ~, aas ;rt Po,S .IsIo u
one time this method Of proceeding brought The
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a5 % Il NV Sheriff de Il Paioisse d'oriians

FeuRIa DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
pY VIRTUE of n writ of Geri facias to me
ID directed by the Hon.rable The Fourth District Court
Orleans In the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction TIE City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY the 9Th day
Of May 1860 at II o'clock NJ following described property
20.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis
this city, in the No I bounded by EpanAde
PIaneht KeeTec and Vlerd Said Lot thirty
less Nllert by fyseven feet
or less in depth The whoe viii fully appear BY
roll Of said District fled the Office
Treasurer Of this city together with all the Buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
m asplt
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND Iusrcp PnAoR a. wAg a s rs MRS s NEW
For the Parish Of Orleans SON anu eo othefs
DY VIRTUE of n writ of 1eri f9ctass to
me siraeted nv the Hon. d. f. MITCHELL Second Justice of
tho Peace for Parish of Orleans in the above entitled case
irrus stre between pefddo and Poydas Streets s
DAY the sh day Of May 1860, at II o'clock M
1lne inf If HOi sEH0ID FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot = = - -,
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pEuxIEnE couR DE DISTRICT CARL K0HN vs.. ] Usher
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. etMICHAEL FlSHER-No.

- " l6l0l.
ENVERTU dun alias writ de fieri fn I,ssi.;a
dc Ia dams Paaire cdessus e procaderai le
MARDI de mai 1860, midi, rHoe de la Cite, rue de
ID Commune Camp des Magasins 10 yente
publue adjudication de- - -. H. -, H. -, =
UNTERR le Quatrieme District de cette ye
dams e No. SoSanteh it borne par les res dn camp
Washington Sfasans ct uatrieme mesuran vgt
pied 81 sept poees de face Washington,
fondeur decent peds, entire lsnes paralleles
Ensemble les hatisses ct authorizations qui s
trouvent. ~, :, ~, 4, =
apparenant dtendeur Michel Fisher ct sais dams
Iiafaro ci-dessus. . =. --E {
CONDITToNs-Gompta moment dc l'adjudication.
tF8 i. Il. PARKER,
~ 1e OK ,axl Sheriff de Ii Pnrojsse
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ing.
AS it was pretty generally known that Mr.. Posey
would make another effort to represent his clients
before Mayor Withers this morning, the lobby Of
the courtroom was crowded in a very few minutes
after the down stairs gate was unbarred, and some
time before His Honor took his seat. As this ap-
peared to be the principal cause of the large gath
ering, we will crafty readers with an account
Of the colloquy that occurred between them:
The case Of VIM. Grimsley, charged with disor-
derby conduct, was called
MI. Posey lin the lobby)-Yonr Honor pleases,
am requested by Mr.. Grimsley to appear for him.
Mr. Withers-By what authority?
Mr.. Posey-By authority Of the State OF Ala
bama.
Mayor Withers-Where is your evidence that you
are lawyer, or are authorized to appear as an
attorney? BE-.
Mr. Posey-rl qualify to that, sir.
Mayor Withers (to the Chief of Police)-ls this a
State or d civil case?
Chief of Poce-A civil case, sir.
Mayor Withers Ito Nh. Posey)-1ou cant appear
here, sir, in a municipal case.
Mr.. Posey-Very well, sir.
Here Mr.. Posey retired from the courtroom, ant
| the examination Of Mr.. Grimsley went on withou
his assistance. =Zs
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sEcosp DtsInIcr eouRr KoHN vs. y PIsH VI
n T." i6Ioi.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of faerf fhctas
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY the Sh day of May
a 4 CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, situated in the a.
Fourth District of this city the square No. Sixty eight m
bounded by Camp Washington Magazine and Fourth IM
streets measuring twenty inches front
Washington street. by depth of hundred feet between
parallel lines,
Together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Michael
Fisher
TERMS-Cash the spot y
ShariH nr liz Paris Inf Orleans
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RATHER IMruDENr-zThe New York correspond
ont of the Charleston Mercury writes:

RATHER IMPuDENr.-The New York correspond
emit of the Charleston Mercury writes:
Bonner in announcing his Ledger to-day, took
very considerable freedom with the names OF some
of our best known citizens. In an advertising way
he excelled his former self. He announced that at
an expense of 100000 he had reestabshed COM
munication with England by means Of the Atlantic
telegraph, and that the first news that came over
the submerged wires was that the Benicia Boy
was the victor in the fight. Bonner also proposed
to have knowledge of a complimentary supper
given in London to the American champion. The
names of the guests on the other side were not
made public, but letters were received and read
6rom the following gentlemen in this country
Hon Horace Greeley, Gov. Henry A. Wise, Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher, Col. John G. Fremont,
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Hon. VIM. ii. Seward
James Gordon Bennett Esq, Ghas. A. Dana, ESQ.,,
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, Gen. James Watson Webb, and
others.
The newsboys have been almost wild the whole
day in consequence. NIL over the city their clear
| toned voices are heard, crying the New ORR IA
| LEDGER with the account Of the great prize hght!
/ ssHeenan the victor II Monday is nearly always 9
1 noisy day here, but Pandemonium seems to nave
been let loose for the last few hours. The distin
| guished gentlemen whose names have been SC
! freely used in connection with the prize lighters
may like Gerritt Smith, not chose such treatment
4 ana commence libel suits against Bonner. Would'n
there be fun and excitement in Ann and Nassau
| streets then! -
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WouLDN'r TAKE HM.--A few days since res
ident Of Pittsburg left Memphis for Cairo on one OF
the Mississippi steamers. Previous to emharklng,
however he was unfortunate enough to lose . yaiu-
able watch, which some adreit cheyalier dexter
ousiy extracted from his pocket. on his way 70
the mouth of the Ohio, the boat caught re ~ less
than three times, but fortunately no material dan
age was done. Arriving at Cairo he secured ia
room on the Moses Mcclellan for Lonisv,lie. ana
proceeded on his journey as far as petca bsna.
where the unlucky craft he had poardea ssraon
snaa. which well nigh demolished her ohe Teacn-
~ louisville. however, in disabled eoadi,ioh,
WHARF, nur hero. nothing dismayed, embarked on
| ,ha poiland for Cincinnati. When near Aurora.
thai boat also struck snag which badly shivers ne
NJ Me- ,nhers and rendered her unseawarhy The
,si,,cv nassanger next took the Louisville mall
h Nat an which he safely reached Cincinnati. He
ss xor,s to continue his journey BY river but
having told his misfortanes he could not lind .
steamboat captain willing to give him passage.
They said he was a Jonah, and that some accideus
would Be sure to happen to the craft that took him
an board. The poor fellow disliked travelling on
the cars. but was obliged to submit to ride on .
rail and thereby reached his home the latter part
of last week, fully convinced that he was victim
TO had luck, and liable above all other men To lose
his life BY some horrible accident.
wheeling Intelligencer.
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Two MEN AND Boy STRUCK BY LIGHTSING.-A
terrible casualty occurred at Pera On the 18th ut
Thomas Short, ESD, together with his son, aged
twelve years. and a man by the name Of David
Corbin, from vermillion county, were out IN the
field. Noticing a storm approaching, they turned
for the house, but were overtaken, and serrine
stroke of lightning descended upon them, instantly
Killing the son Of Mr.. Short, and Mr. Gorbin, and
striking Mr. Short himself senseless to the earth.
They were walking side by side, the latter gentle
man in The middle. Tie heaviest stroke seems to
have visited Mr.. Corbin, who was terribly lacera-
ted his clothing torn in shreds and burnad and the
ground on which he stood was torn up to the depth
OF eighteen inches. The boy was less uangled,
and Mr.. Short, though severely, is not mertaily
wounded.-[Urbana en- Union.
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Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRorsIEar Cow DISTRICT Ia VILE DE "a NILE.

JROIsfEME IOUH NJ
ORLEANS ss. A. JOSEPH
de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans NO. 1869
I'm VERTU DUN writ de safsie ct yente @
IL moi adresst honotabe Trosene eonr de Dsrc. De
Orleans, Paaire ci-dessus poc6derai lie
LUNDI dc mai 1860, il midi. rHose de Ia Cite rue
Commune, les du Camp des Magasin In
pubque adjudication de ID proptte ciapre decre
savofr--
ouarene District Ilet 2s St Charles carondeiet Philippe
Jackson pieds de face Ia Carondelet cent
vingt pieds de prefondeur.
Sase dams Paffaire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIoNs-Gomptan au raenent do ladtudication
r. I. PARKER,
n5 20 27 rnyT Sheriff de Ia Pai osse d'0rieans
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srcoxn DrsrRIcr CouRr lsuGGRSSION OF MRS. HANNAH
Now Orleans ssnsS Ss F oap DAVID
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of this estate other persons herein 10
show within ten days from present notification if
they why the final account BY the Ad
insrator of should be homologaed anu ap-
proved the distributed in accordance Herewith
bs ''''' y w L. AIICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
HANNAH ST1CKNEY
da,a Nouvelle Orleans yeuve du Capt David Stick
Wis est par 10 present donne aux cream M
celia pe concerner davo dadure sous dix onrs dater &c
In pfesente publication les raon pour les1nees e eonpe
Administrator de Ia dite succession ne
et pont homnona les fonds entire ses maihs
parts commencement au dit compe.
Par ordfe de la Cour. -.. r, ~.
a2S my2 Il. MlGH0Is l'epute aretef.-
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MAYOR WIrHERs AND BEN LANE PosEy AGAIN
The Mobile Advertiser Of Saturday has the follow
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LEGAL NOTICES.

al New Orleans. No. 1905
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors
IN of This estate all other herein Interested to
show cause within days the present notification II
they have why the account presented by The natural
approved the distributed in accordance Herewith
os oi"ei VI NV ~ r. MICHOT. DEPUTY Clerk,
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pE AZ s II Nouvee Orleans MEYER-No 1905
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n ceTs de la outes aues personnes que
celia peut davoir dduire dix jors daer dc
prasente publication les aons esquelles compepf
sente mar Ia tee enfants miners Berait
point approuye homoognd les onds entire SEES mains re.
nartis confornenent au dit compile
mi o x Ia 10 :" e r. MICHoT nepute Grefier
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srcnYn DISTRICT CouRr )SuGGESSI0N OF MARY Am
'to1 Of New Orleans FITZPATRICK deceased wife o
PETER McHUGH-No. l6,6S9
WHEREAS Daniel Fitzpatrick has petit

wv toned Court for Letters OF oatosp on the vacant
estate az the late Mary Fitzpatrick deceased wife Of Peter
Ntzhugh, deceased ntes,ate- -,
is hereby given to all whom II may concern 10 snow
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should be granted
IA rda of fhp on
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- 0'e7+ = r. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
SUCCESSION de MARY ANN
- do Il, Nn,,ye,le Orleans cad6e de PETER MCHu GIL.
TTENDU que Daniel FitzPatrick a pre-
IN sen6 ne petition In Gonr fefet d.obtenr les letttes
de Cuntele succession yacane de fene Mary Ann fz-
patrick femme dtctdtc de Peter Ntzhugh, decide ntesa
yis e mar lie present celia pen con-
eerner dedure sous dix ous les aisons pour ies-
anelles il sefait pas fat afo il Ia dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour ,,,e,,, an ,,.,- =, .a,..=
MI rnYl ~. MlGnOi. llepue GreHleT.