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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Meeting AZ Osnsrr..,

There wAs AN asaendAsee o. nembers Ia both
Houses on Acsdag la. fortysight being pr,.spi in
theS1oaie and nesry two hundred IN the Hoase
The Only business done 20 appoint q jolnt com.
mittee TO inform the President Of the Uulted st.r.
that a quorum Of each House was present and ready
10 receive any Communication he might be pleased
TO make 10 them. Nossrs. Bigicr, Mason ans Cola.
met were appointed on the p4rf o. the Senate Sad
Nes'rs. NooTehead. Bocppk. and Adams Of Kentucky.
on the pau q the liouse
The merabcrs Of the sosse drew seats Under the
new Arrangement Tor the session. Both Hou-es tlea
adjourned little before O'Clock There was Isrre
crowd Of people in attendance under the expctatoU
thai there mighi be excitement. hut none " -
manifested. and every thing moved on as usual the
day being bright and heasiifnI. and omiaoas Of a
peaceful soarisa Of pensting troubles The prayer.
OF the Chapians were feTent aud FOR the PER
psiud Union o. the States.
TN Tuesday. the Presidents's Message wa.
presented and rad in both HouseA. and WA
listened TO with great attention sad respect
IL the Senate, Mr.. Clingmaa, Of North Caro-
lima commenced a speech in justification Of the
steps about to be taken by several Of the South
ern States but suspended his remarks nj the
suggestion Of Mr.. Criitenden, who thought there
ought TO b. no discussion At present
In the House after the reading Of tho Mes
sAge Mr. Rcteler proposed the following rs.o-
luton which was adopted without discussion I:
Reso!red Thai 30 much Of tia Presidents
Message a. relates 20 matters Of grievances be-
tween the slaveholdius and non-slavehoiding
states and the proposal by Congress ofamend-
meats 10 the Constitution Of the United States
for u'e ratification Of the several States. and 10
the question Of State secession frcm The Federal
Union be referred 20 8 select COMMITTEES. Of one
from each state, 10 be appointed by tho SPEAK
er TO report by bill or Otherwise upon such sub
jet and particularly upon the prOprie,y Of any
further legislation.
Mr. BOTHER in = neat speech. expressed his
ae-'Tr not 10 be placed upon the COMMITTEE.
there being older and more experienced mem.
beers than himself in the Virginia delegation.
Mr. AuEs. Of South Carolina, .aid she Nam.
oers Of he State did not desire 10 have +. plse.
upon the eomGitiee. ss the State was abou, 70
seccdc from The Onion
NJ PUoH, Of Al4bAmA, also expressed The
wish Of the member, fr0n bis State not 70 -
allotted splaoe upos the COMMITTEES. a. Al.
would certainly follow South Carolina On a.
10Th Of January. He ,onsidersd hin.rlfa mr..
spectator of the scenes and fslt no inter,.. Il,
the business Of the House.
Tho COMMITTEES was 10 have ben .a.o..,.s
Yesterday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

After = vast deal Of PerPleSing ari,hH,e,ir AMI
legal investigation, Gov Letcher ~ will y. .,n
by his Proclamation in another column. has as.
e'ded that -fAs Bill and slr Br,c inride, El,
tors have bocn eleosed He Ia. arrived a, ,b,.
conclusion, A. we learn. after having the ora
ION Of the Attorney General upon thu var,o,,
points OF law arising out Of infuiinAlitics .rrr,
&c. We have no Teason tn suppos,. aui l.,d.
position to insnuAtc. that either a ,a,-. 40.
officials has been influenced by partisan ~ .sh
or improper motives or ccnsiderat,ons in ,-
judgements they have rendered IL l..s ri,
however. follow that these Judgements N, ,i,,
nor that frAHds NAV not have bceu pra,rs-It.
Other parties IL is matter that should D. DIR
oughiy Investigated, and GOV. Letchcr aai NJ
Tucker owe Il 20 the public 20 make known d.
facts and auihoritr- II law upon wL.,A ID,
have acted. We may add tina, Ne hola i, t,I.
the Obligation Of TIE .iS Brock inrider El-r,c-,
70 cast their votes for Bell. since 1t 4, e,si,..
that plurality Of ths people Of the Stsse ban
designcd TO vote for him, and have been prr,..4.
ed Only BY the ignorance. Laundering or fr,.i
Of those eonnsCtcd with the polls II i. ne-h.-
patriotic nor Democratic to tbwAr, tA, p.o-.
IN what they attempt To do and have a ri.A, 3
do.--R WIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Personal.

Although il may seem indeiicate to aIlude to
our own Affairs, any praise which has been
bestowed upon the "Old Family Journal. our
feelings OF gratitude TO many Of our co,empsrn-
rics for their kind notices will. we arr sure. be
permitted. Since va have placed the Ere, Press
IN new dress, 10 keep pace with the progre..
Of the age. many favorable notices have appear.
ed-some of which we have heretofore given
The frat now - from "the Weekly Union.
Narrensburg, Missouri, edited by Messrs HFx-
ET T. CSsElD and JoHS Is woLTE. Mr.. Unseld
Is the son of the late Mr.. Jolx GroRaY T. SsrIp.
IA gentleman well known 70 the older citizen,
Of this county, He emigrsted TO the IVES, .ey.
eral yrHrs ago, and Is now editing paper with
ability which bears NJ H. mast head The Union
our Standard" We tender our thanks Tor the
hSticring expression which We extract:
TnE ~VIEGINiA FEEE PaEss This old e.
tahli-hed newspaperL-the "Farmer's Rs,.o.;,o
~, and odd Family Journal - which has liy-
81 and hourishcd for Over a half century ia do
beautiful county uf Jefferson IN the state from
which u derives 10. name seems Co. De- g,ttin,,
proud ia iis Old age and with that spirit which
PRIDE begets, has thrown aside IL old clothes
and come out ln bright bran new dress tins
ssineing n determination not 10 b. gutdss,a b,
Is younger neFghborr IN point q beauty and in
huence We are pleased 70 spc this mari "a ian.
FroSement as - argues the success which has
attended the pepper
For the ~Old Family and iis venerable "a
it0r. We entertain III most profound respect: A.
q Vas under ~ potent influence that We were
Taisca. and itum ~ tcachings learned our 6rst
lessons q Whiggvry the principles II hich We
hop never g. depart from fho Free Press
has been engaged "a the Whis cause for lsf
these many ycars ard its cuurs. has been iru.
and consistent IN the late coaiest u suurnrt.
81 He'll and kvcrett with considerable Vim
Long live Fi1fAcr Nslson and BE Unios. lo,ip,
independent Free Press - Uaioa
Our Old aod valued 6r,end The Vireinia Free
Pres publishe'i NJ Chsriestown eouss N uu ,u
ueN and hawthorne drese heautifail, priotei
and looking ~ Young and bright a. N II had
never stood "the battle sad iiie breeze" Sue.
cess % it-Aies G0ssffe.
- The Chariesiown Pre- Pres ths .O9
Family Journal fans out last SEEK iu q p.a..
and beautiful dress " ~ public could ,.niy
appreciate thc col and snsiety Of publishers Il
Improve thtir papers many ia1re uoaid brusb
up SUD spread oat The Frss Prsss l. q yo-.i
paper and H,erits = literal suppofi from, 90
COMMUNITY in Which q b. published Berry
riAs f1usl-raf1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Matters for Rease,Ioa.

complAiH, i' made that he fugitive sl..s ls-
is not only rot faithfully earriei Qua. hu, sr,.,
ally oesiructsd IN several of "a. No-shsrr
states WHIST . the Feu,edy propo-.di a s.s
rTiioH y ~ UFi1a. vhieh : a. ahsoia,. ~.
peal Of she law. That : - sAy. takins shs oa.s
q Virginia a. a. eaample Piny slave. e.
cap % year. spd eannst h. s,.coser.A-- sh.,..
fore ,oa must dissolve he Uuien. snd give 30
abe Whole u tAsm. for vhen you yisid Che rirs,
. rfoi1saa yos Surrender, IN sGsct. che riZhs "a
I'D "asp ~ Alt u vraais preparsa ~
ihis s'upeod0us 40 q iollyi Az tIs oosasis.
siopg a. fo'assAr rilEtg ard prepared 10 l.~p
'eniries thrusghou, ~ whole linsf Ar a.
arfeaier ready 10 shoulder der lsans sss -,
- sEhmpef q y tine ~ the re1sl- :, -,
tlftI seAi = diaaplHobsdos uyon a. wis
sthfines - ~ agitstofs Beoanss a l,.l !.
diseased ~ ve prepared - ssvss Ne ~, f,..,.,
ihc bedy' VII ~ ea,tiay quaea. lss,s.s -
n'en - sennes sad sspsTisnosi VIII el;.,-.
70 SsmaReHass iusissd n siasssa..hf uas a..
Al@'shg given Dc ap 70 H. rule n fos,, -
msdpleu4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

lhis oid nsd popnlar irurHal has receBti,
doHue,i lev dress 81 teauhfui iyf-s and i nov
zoe ~ anr best looking a. ffbas always been
eiie ~ or mosi .nteFest,ug fxchanefs Anarf
hom BE- alpmiuahle political hefesirs it h. "a .o.i
paper Dave % lang syna snake ~ 81
r. uiisf interest In Dr. Ffee prfas Ma ii
lonE fserish nad speedily come 90 49, o. -er
ros q - vsy pohucally Htaeieasr rir
gtHtfr
We have heretofore faded b uotioe tis shanrf
- drrss in the Fres Press hut rr hof~ orr
-uh boss viii o. sttnhufe ths dsiay b. alff
ishues-. Tl.s old Famiiy Journal = lootsa
o. eafFlT. aud freed GstLtsrs kas cur ssrg
hesi sishes ~ pr0iou2aiiar 81 Sc yaiaahG
w. A. eel a. ttst ~ BE fnnsf srrsileaf garsf
Wtaoiesfsv Rsps1flops
7ir - pre- rfess pabl.shei 10 Chs-i,s-
toun 5efers,sn county. A.. hss dontesi r. "
dfrss. snd looks 81 500 asi flfg ~ = HlIfs
rrpuG We arr rira-sf 81 80 " 81 olaiir
iauruai iB sarh nirr triu rirsHFe n PIE
isntT sad continued assfaiae.s ilfsatss
$p~taer
To CairepFfr 0hserrer ada4fsd ~ t.ssif
ssntlnufoi - ~ s.santon srrturo
- thrsf so aihaf GirailF esrf.rsa.r, III
aer rafeairofs asf 30 rctugu tasnl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
wsrss OF Truth ana Sos.,,

Ths following Pro0r-iingS d a y-'r,i.p q d.
people Of Harrison county arr veil w.,,.
ths serious consideration ~ all rofis,,t,,..
tAroeghou, ,As State We 6nd then, !,
National lDtelligeno,r Of TUESDAY ~,
AT meeting Of portion Of the 49,. ,
Harrison county held At ID. coar, -,
CiaEkzburg. Virginia. on SATURDAY. ,i. 81
eitimo. . COMMITTEES consisting Of thc H.,
:. Garlic. Col. Ben. Wilson. Aaron Cr,..
J. Davis. 7. w. Harrison, GcorEc H.
and John c. vsBoe WEIR sPIsointod % de-
series Of resolutions on the political So. !,
the day. The series. eminentiy patr,o,,,
Is, being too long for insertion At this I'm.
cur columns. We extract the follO-ias ~
tons from tn number
kesosrcf. Thai dissolution Of the Tsl,. -.
an soansiooneat By the edins staies - :, -. :
nsns enoeI the federal Consultation ADJ s1,lli -
tortcs IN which. under the C0ustltufiou -. = vt
owners, 20 the ParIo.es Of zballtl..t,isrr - F'A
ketofued. Iest. a. Withdrawal fr,,n a.. -,
oouha No increase The dsfAls,e h.tu,., =. -. -.
Dsar s,aseAo,<oT stale. "a uoylI - :. - All is'
tsrt mo tore'gn and hostile asiuli.lr. So II -
nys pSona 70 a. ~ rUrlflun FtstsfifufI,.r =
rh,eh We hase Urn aod stcasifast ft1-n-i- - =
arrogant Repahltan ua st-,v 49,, ,n'sItle' u
,nsr .s without isfse IA tue hisrory - a.
ks-s.ssa, That Il ~ saasst. -ah %, 49,. -
southern chivaiSy ami Soufs.ru 80 -, 49, -
fofe we make efOrf . t.iefu, ,.r,.f' .. ~ -
pretended danger 70 tistru.t ,,r .s,F., -, 20
ear nghts In The Union o. give vv ..- ts...Hs
~. ~. ~. oetu'1ih'N t na Ply utr aaiher, "a
blood. IVA heaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
President's Message.

In order 10 accommodate srrrh NJ o,f- -,,i.-. ~
bers ~ have not other opportunities ., gror.n.
Perusal Of the Prrsidlhts Message we have o0.
tanned few hundred copies for their U.s.. W.
pGbiish this week such portion Of his imI,ortan,
document ~ relates 4" tAy existing. tr,,ghles on
the slavery question. anl iu dong - il saorl.
N great satisfaction to be- able t. approve a,.n
orally the sentiment Of the Presidents Adn,ira
bic and eloquent argument and appeal upon tho
subJect- The sober second thought cfthc mes,
excited Of the Southern people must brin. thcU
TO the conclusion with the President. (ii ,h.
allow roasoR 20 eontrol pnssion.l that IT,. ,,-.
ton OF any OF our fellow eitizcns Co Oh, oibr, a.
Pres'den, dos not OF itsclf AFFORD jl., ,au.c
for dissolving the Union and ever, istr.,
should join him in the EARNEST effort t. ip,,G,
our oonntrymen TO pause snd deliberate. p,
fore they determine 10 destroy this the rr,,u,r,,
temple which las ever bcen dedicated 90 huua.
irecdom since the world bcran:-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
LOOK OUT +!


u
Amongst The 'ruinofs sAsat ., the National
Capital srp 10 following: -.
1ha, shs neRbsr ef Coners< hsr the Ssa,e.
meditasing ssesa.iea intend 10 r>iss an obiec
ton 80 counting the electoral yo>ns for Prvs,-
dens-nd We President given By as several
state. which have nullited or obsrues<d ,hs
fugitive siase iar and that IN. win isaa a,
diseussiou 70 bsprotraesea " ,As snd at sAs>..-
sion and thereby defeat aay oiselal .nBcanss
ment
That Mr.. lincoln, ss soon NJ !, "a osicisil,
announced that the Electors Of the several
States have voted, and that he has received I.
majority Of the Electoral vote. will allow the
names q his proposed Cabinet TO be given To
the public.
That among the names proposed will be o,
least three prominent Southern men, such as
Judge shartsy Of Mississippi. Gov. Graham Of
North Carolina. and Robert Z. Scott Of Virgin
u, rs Pcaoe-odering. and As n guarantee tina,
all the laws are to be faithfully executed, the
fugitive slave law "A well a. other. and firth.
err, as an evidence that the policy /. no, to he n
sectional Que. all portions of the country having
n voice in shaping IL
That the name Of Mr., Bell Of Tennessee Ia.
also been given though the prOPriery Of Offering
position in the Cabinet To n deieAtcd eanii-
dats for the Presidency has been discussed III,
may here DO meEtioned that Gen. Cas- and Mr..
Clay and others were in that categoy.l
II 10 further stated that Mr.. Corwin and 9th.
er conservative msnhers Of the Republican par,
~ approve Of this arrangement OF the Cabinet
IL would, As matter Of course, BE- denounced
by the seee~-icnists, but that would only prove
m argurnsnt N We favor - ts'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

a nesting has bs,n hslbin Essr .aaiy v,
hos'e q ssuator iiuaer. ~ wh.eh. among I'll
- is-olaiioa.s, tias fsiios iss ga ado pad
hffnired That - eafarsiiY sprfal b. Asafb
hpai - - n.1tar sozsh~fn stafss ~ unlts -
s q Is ~ y ~ "a lss 80 a,.e
he Pcapls 10 haf 4aaft. ls 81, ate,f
Ia ~ hst-eloo'is q sou,h Csf,l.aa u-a.l
ior ihsm IN Psih q duiy vrra,a ~iil 5a
crate bsfsra ~ eonmits snicide shf j. as.t
- rsedy 70 asp ~ her own slatea. or 81
isnance Ne ihtfofastioa ~ hev tsrtsrss
hqFlss fosa Afka
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
To All Ministers.

The B1Yiaors C7riHi.rs .Ifroe,fe in "a. Ia
issue contains a proposition b. all Minister. Of
the Gospel, ofevery denomination b. preach 90
the I'd Sabbath Of Decembrr, in rcvbr~ Of our
national history, the Providenrr of Cod toward
" IN times past AMI te probable dc-,gp %
Gcd. through ", OF Chris,iani,ing. and a, IL.
same time showing 20 the world 90, blessings 81
civil liberty And. on the same dsy uniting al
over the land, in praying the Lord oar God e.
continue 10 bless rs, making vs. : un,t,I huu,
bic, peaceful and prosperous people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

TIRE 49, eefi.H - - s.sa 49, - onlr eis,o,
80 nsai p ihi4s g. thsstsisei ~ y aaassaf -
fi'f eeffes n -Fing.afs - rrasarlgies NJ ssss
- r .fhfn r. sHch isi11sssaes ss faa rsfs 49,
s- ps'sf spteH ~ fzsiis 81 - ~ $50
p - - aie,-e 49, q a8tss Cafss,as.ea So
20 bn'eu "' hess isovei tsis ~ sess 80 80 =,
~ f'aP'f ref,r 80 hsttisn - tsts s.rafs
~ ttfte Hoei go ftsifErs 81 asfssf.stIsrls.t
"a fass i4slir % - t'asn - 49, =. - ~. -.
- iefspfe - steer shsa 81 sl.as sssa ,...s ~
An rs.aflsls e. agsr.s .saassa - e ,.rss. -.
fsiiii'g ssi,s - - a. 81 aass srse ~ 49, 49,.
e lflf nrr ffrnI3 - 80. &c..
80 rfaftt Al tss stst sasft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

The Sashviiie Hammer gives cumpisie rr,utrs %, CD,
Presidential sieciioa In rcue.sse al e them s,irF
ofsciAi exeeIt two counties The agur,. n u. a..
fort up a. goiiows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
ONO OFFICIAL


GAi1 AocErrEp.- Ths Rsy. Wm p llas..o
has accepted cell, apd euiar,.i uI.on ths 90.
sharge q h's dBtiss. - pas,or ~ TRINITY Church
AAs'il..sesg. AID NJ Lev Cha7ch ilsde,,'iis
Va NJ HsS.on > nati,e Of y,rrns beg
fsssstly had shaTgs ~ = essfch a ,olsabri
Ohia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

LFtrHHlaa. Va Nov
ihs igry n ~ ease ~ ~ Camaoa~ ssid FOL
" v fisfduists skasrss era ihs siIsf ef
Jos-EA But'os o. a. "a a, a jess ls.i s..
- . ssres TAfy stosd zen fag ssqs.rsi 81
See 81 oeasicsian. YESTERDAY hs.ue ~ D..
esy = ~ irsn. a. Iury sss a., bsrrd 81
iss bal fsiseea ffuls sl9ogg - sgsasf 90
qasfsd n ~ husiinss Cosrtt - slea. o.
ssss sill - oelis.i'as e. asst tssa ~ a. a.,
ru'' eouFt. shseh mseis 90 t. % aay q r.,t
Juas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29
80 OCTAVE MoREL, Deputy CLERK
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. que presente

DEuxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT L'ETAr LOUISIANA,
de tons ceuM que ees presentes
A TTENDU QUE PATRICK IRWIN, .AYANT
leans Appropriate capres dace adesse gretfer
cette Cour Ia de vente tut enrestrde lie onzeme
vril de Pannee 1860 cnnormnent de la
Legislature de Fiat de Ia Louisiana, intuld rea
aux montions ct la maniee de procee approuve 10
1856
presenes de fat de Ia Louisiana de Ia
Deuxcme Gour de District de la Nouvelie Orleans qu pour
raient avor ro Ia propree capres decre
dun default de orme dams Pordre lie dGcret gement de la
Cou vertu duaue Ia Nente etc fae itrtgu
arita ilegae dams fesmation PAWS lie etie
mode de Ia yente queconque de fare
gor dams iours dater de la publication de avis
guee.
La e propriete yendne par sheriff sust
Jour de ever de annee 1861 dun aecret
Cour endu lie 26me noyembre de annte 1852 dan, faare
de In Vile de la Nouyee Orleans p H. Burrows
No l6 042 dn docket de Gonr, aqnee Patrick
description de In propste dapres lie transfer iudiciae
SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE si.ue dams lie Premier Dis
rict de cette ve dams et No hnit borne
Caiope, Euphrosine Maunsel mRntenant Magnolia
Soils mainteant Locust eanel lot est degnd lie No
Csope pieds uatre pouces lnes
profondeur gnes patailees amarcaine Lie dit
lot forme encognnre Soils mantenant Locust
lope les hatisses authorizations cdessus dapres
plan desse par C. A. de Amas depnts general
70 de decebe 1859 ct ddos bureau du Sheriff ra
renee.
Temon signature bureau, ce de mai A.
D., 1860 ct dams la tquareme de Tin
dependence des Etats Unis.
Maya 2S je4 OCTAVE M0REL. Depute Grefier a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

A SAD CASE OF DRowNING.--On Sunday morn
ing, the 2lst instant, as voting girl, daughter Of
Hugh King, of Piedmont, Va, was crossing tenn
porary footway across the mouth of Georges
Creek, lust as it connects with the North Branch,
she fell off the log and was drowned. The Pied
mont Independent says:
She was in company with several other ladies
and gentlemen, but the water was high and the
currents of the two streams SO swift that rescue
seemed impossible. The whole day was spent in
laborous and fruitless search after the body, but
1t could not be found. She was an amiable and
beautiful girl, about 10 years Of age. Her mother
had gone to the city Of Baltimore on visit, and
had left her daughter in charge Of the household
affairs She was ON her way to church when the
melancholy and distressing accident occurred.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

N.pxow ESCAPE. Yesterday morning, during
tbo storm. officer Junot was standing underneath
whist there receiving thorough drenching and
wondering at the pyroteehnic display in the heaven
n sudden flash of lightning blinded him. passed
down the body of the tree and found safe con.
ductor in the earth. For some time afterward the
air in that vicinity was redolent Of anlphurous
smells II louisville Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

UMrIRE.lThe great race for the Derby came of,
probably, on the 24th inst It was one Of the prom
inent events in the history of the sporting world,
and while annually in Europe some hundreds of
thousands of dollars change hands upon the result,
a large amount Of money will go through the same.
operation in this country in consequence Of the po
sition occupied by the American 'sUmpre.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

SECOND DisTn!cr couRr THE STATE LOUISIANA,
OF New Orleans. whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
VNIEREAS. PATRICK IRWIN HAVING PUR-
wv chased saie by the Sheriff Of the Parish Of Or
leans Ike hereinafter described applied to the
CLERK of this Goui the
ed the eleventh day Of April A. d. 1860 for monon
advertisement conformity Of the Legislature of the
State of louisiana entitled AN relative monons and
mode of proceeding approved the fifteenth day of March,
1855
Now therefore, ye and all persons interested herein
hereby cited admoished in the of the State
louisiana and of e Second District Court of New Orleans
right title claim and the property
hereinafter described in Of inoraly in the
order decree Judgment Inc Court under which the sale
made, egulaty Illegally in the ADVERTISEMENTS
and in time, of sale for defect
whatsoever show within thirty days from the day this
monon is first inserted in the public papers, why the sale
made should not be confirmed and homOlogated.
said the eighth day Of February, A d. 1850 by virtue
decree of this Court rendered The 18th day Of November
d. 1850 entitled City Of New Orleans r. FL. Bur-
Co.. No l60i2 of the docket of this Court at which
hundred and sixty-seven dollars cash.
Description of property given in the Judicial conveyance
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of
this the No. hundred eight
Gaope Euphrosine, Mannse Magnoiu and Soils now
twenty five feet three inches and six lines front
Caope hundred feet four inches
three lines DEPTH between parallel lines American
said lot forming the of Soils LOCUST and Caliope
according plan by G. de Armas, Deputy Sur.
General dated December 30 1853 and deposited the
Sheriffs office for reference.
Witness my hand and the seal Of Office this 14h May A.
1850 and IN the eighty year OF the Independence OF
I - OCTAVE MOREI Denutv CLARK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

THE PRiEcR DE- JoNyILLE. il stated that tho
Prince de Joinvie, now On b visit To Washington,
has a son for whom he wishes naval education,
and he desires he might have the privilege Of one
years study ut the Naval Academy at Annapolis, TO
be subjected there To al he rules sf tho institute
but to have no appointments, and the whole ex-'
pense to be betrayed by the Prince himself.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29
z. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

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MERCREDI de JUN 1850 midi, arHotei de ia Cite.
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suit f'f2sI9-
DEux TERRAIEs siues dams 10 onaeme District, dams
let No 1856 borne mar les rues des agasns Josephine
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fondeur.
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sly trouvent
Saisis dams l,affaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padjudicaon.
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