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Ush Otlea1s 1aiIp Grests1d.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY BY THE MAILS.


4
me Caddo Gazette Of the 4th inst. has the fol
lowing:
There are immense amounts OF cotton arriving
by small boats for re-shipment and the wagons are
bringing into market several hundred bales per
day. Our steamboats, are unable to relieve the
warehouses, and freights are still nigh and album.
dant: Shippers are giving two dollars per bale
readily, and win be compelled to give IT for The
next month.
We were delighted to hear that the Messrs.
konns have contracted to bring up the iron for this
end Of the road. The skeptics and carpers ma V
now dispense with their ironicaI remarks, for he
IRON will be here ina few days.
The Shreveport Southwestern Of tie LIST SAYS:
During last week, the weather was delightful.
though Saturday morning we had heavy frost and
some thin iee As yet, our forests fruit tress etc.
show no indications Of the approach Of spring
Yesterday was dark and gloomy driz2iing Of rain.
Last year, long before this time, our peach trees
were in full bloom.
The Natchitoches Chronicle Of the 4th says:
Red river continues to RISE Upper Red river.
We understand, is very high. Cane river still rises
slowly. The weather during the beginning Of HE
week was warm. fires being out of the question,
put to-day "wednesday it Is not only cold, but
freezing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-11

A TREE CLIMBING MANIAc.-The St. Clairsyille
Chronicle says that young man afflicted with an
uncomfortable propensity for climbing trees was
sent to the Belmont County Infirmary last week.
He had been inmate of the Ohio Lnnatic Asylum,
and discharged rs cured, but his malady returned,
and the poor fellow. was determined to 60 up y
whenever he had chance he would ascend to the
top Of the nearest tree. On Friday week he was
found some sixty feet up tree, on the hill above
Bellair and 1t was with the greatest difficulty he
could be induced to come down to earth again.
= - ICincinnati Commercial.
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irente-un moreeaux dc terre dams lie font
du TroIsiemc District.

TRENT-HN DIFFER ENTs MoRCEAUx mn TRppP
esms Dc I've sd asss ss d. aS spIs
1oye IL d 4 Wiz III Les W a Gn fs Louis
aes% olesass Sen s 4 dss
ont shac,n q a,ssas supsfacs ' :" se'''" NO. !
chacnm 10 aIpenls de supeflce e W. = ohs
Les Nos. H. section No g. ont esc,
arpents de sliperfcie. " - '' ao
Les moreesS Nos dams la l. ont caeup 40 ar
pents de snperlcte. ~ " M
Az Les e. Nos s dams Ia section No. ont ehac
lie No. o. dams la section t A. arners a. q.
de Snperhcie. = pes u oo'io0
Ie No. ? dams section No. o 10 arpsps d.
lie No4 section No. 10 50 arpepts .,o,
supefhce. -fsA'' z4V' ae
superhee ~ = ~ al p'n'S siloo de
LIE moroccan No l. dams la section No H. est de fo,ns
lare ct a Ii arpents "A. 100. ~ ~ ushsa'
lie No. ? dams section No H. 81 srpent, ca
superfce. - P' Wy io' ue
lie moroccan No dams la No H. 50 arpents de
superhce. = t so'iVo oe
superice t w NV ue
lie moroccan No dams la section No H. arpents $1,000 de
Lemorcean No. 8 dams Ia section No H. "a erpeu oa
de superhcie. - NV
lie No. 0, dams la section No IA AZ arnen,x IA
perfcie. pe''e W sn.
LIE No partie dams la section No " Of
Ia section No. 20 ct Is 81 100 supsrc ~ = :
lie No. en- partie dams In spctinn NJ % -
section No. ~ ct q 10 arpens 2i-iOO dc superfeie, :
ng TERMEs EFT coNDITITIoNs-Un cinou,en,, .o,,a.
taRt lie feste denK do credit en- bee
des acqldreurs fats payabe III Banqe DIES Gitoyens e II
Louisiana garantis par hypotheque spacaa sur es
yendnes axee les privileges Iess ble porter
ont hta,et aisonda cent Ian de IA date ct
cent Pan usqua parait gaeent derere copitiap ne
eyra etre ineIpetee, de rearer en- ooi "a s
le Placement desdis biets. = 49, - sos
hLes acqndreas eront METRE possession eus pro-
a ct requis deux conforfer aux 81
conditions de la ssne cdessus nuse ors
q saivrent e ionr de IL cas dc alai an ns
de e part les prophets ACCUSES ex seEont anon
Gees ct yendnes e compile rsque sans
aure mise en- deiaat legal N
aees dc yene padevAat Forter notaire de la Vile
o' AZ, rue aa Sahp AUX Irais aes aeqnereufs jaSo
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II any. Of our readers And the hours hanging
heavily on their hands, the solution of the follow
ing question will afford a pleasant pastme, and
may perhaps bother the brain more than one
would at first suppose. Try it and see:
What four American coin make ffty-one cents,
no more and no less?
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VERY VALUABLE THREE or 4 RTrps or !. COR m
n, W. rolfih District edia ely adjoining tie rear Il
s 'p'enaia Mansion and Grounds Of j. Burnside ESQ
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Oaice 10 Bank Place

SA Ky Feb. III, 1850. at Ia O'Clock M
III Az Wi i pnar " Exchange will be sold
sTT y y r rs pALuARLE THREE-oUARTERs OF
ur 0fsopND, in the Fourth District ir,aedatei,
@ WI rea q The formerly Of James Robb Es,
s, .s1snce q y Burnside, bounded BY Capp Chenit
o11tn WV seventh streets, consisting of-
ZEN Lo1S, designated by the numbers IN i,.I-
~ IL w me nunbers lotto 90 Inclusive IN n uIan drs,
~ 5a a. iie Cty Surveyor. and measlring nj foovs
~. 10 anoin each other and measure each ii aet
" In front on Camp street. by entb of IN fe
IN V " lhe corner % Camp Seventh streata
depth of l20feet @ nu's front on camp street, by
LOT No. 10 measIres Al ~. .i.
depth Of LII feet inches s tfos o siAh street, by
feet = 70 - adjon each other and measure earh n
in III a ines front Ghenlt street BIZ denth If
streets ' INC corner Of Chesnut and Sixth
y N9s and p adon other and measure each ~
tors M n ~ on sheSnnt street by depth 10 feet
nos 10 TO adjoin eae other and nea,,re erh n ss,
go ~ hnes front on Chestnut street by deuth NJ ion
streets - eVihsl Oh 1hesnut and Seventh
,a sos - and q aon each other and measure each 40
inches. fa n'ieet, ny . oepth OF III feet
these Lots will be offered by quarters of sopar. for
w Fenienee Of parties wishing 10 nnrrhas si,es e
according to the descripon wa" eh ne boia py ots
HS-TERMS AND GOSDITIoNs ~. All, -, AZ
" efeat Of one and two years for notes secured by
@ On me property sold bearing interest al the rate of
-. per anln from day of sale to maturity and ner
% u not pnncually paid, until final PAYMENT
pense of the purchasers. "a' aoe ~ 'ie *
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PARsoN BgowNLow ON THE DEMocRAcy.-lThe
fighting parson who edits the Knoxville Wing,
gives the Democracy the following " frst-rate no.
tice: -
A short time since we fell in with Il lawyer, for
whom we have high regard, and man we have
known for years as an old Wing. He suggest
ed, in respectful terms, that we might be little
too bitter in our opposition to modern Democracy.
This has induced us to reflect and to review our
war upon Democracy. The result is, we are right
in our judgment. The Democratic party is deter
mined to rule or ruin the country. Its leaders are
corrupt, and by no means talented set of men.
The party is led and controlled, as general thing
by renegade Wings, who have gone over to them
for Offices These men have demoralized to a
greater extent party that was before stencil n
the nestrils of honest menl
Our deliberate conviction is that ten of the
standards of piety might be selected from each of
the four leading Protestant denominations in our
country, in all forty men-confne them to the So
cety Of the best of an equal number of Democratic
leaders, selected from the different States of this
Union, and not permit them to keep any other
company for ten years--at the expiration Of which
time, let them all die, and we sincerely believe
they would all go az straight to hell as bee would
fly from buckwheat patch to his hive!
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The Austin Gazette Of the lin saws !.


commands &c. per ID farmers expect to realize
tne maximum rate for pradnce, let them BIZ all
means send i IN now.
we learn that two MN Mssara No..h;r,.s,,, a.,
WEIGH had ifcnItv n M 49, :, - a
few DAYS since and IA ti rsncontrs n Nssss..
shot WEIGH through the heart viii. aanbIe barrsi
shot gun. but The latter taiv a.
ngto with Fnife d cs9 ~ ~ 49, -
erI tmesonce IL The btt t..ss IN se
geticr, within fifteen feet NJ esch otier An. III. hash
died immediatelv after and xv;tIin " ~
same time Wstch I,asi, = III. : ,saa.us = ~
that his womb vac ,,a-ta} - ~ H as sa.y.
with an apparent that I'D aas.;t
should not long Ervive vv 49, ~ 49,
Northington's head was nearly sevssad fra,. E
body by one of the fasnerafs hIoSva s,;ss M. -.
ria News nnbIisha, mi
ine NEWS papiisnss me following letter, giving
accounts of fresh Indian depredations:
TwIs sIsrrRs, BL.sao corsrr,{
Jan. 80 t869 3
rs US Ae,ns7on Saturday last was ct the rancho
OF Mr. James kiley Dr., on Crab Apple Creek. Gil
lespie county There were also at his hoslse seye-
raj other people, residents Of the vicinity lit
ABOUT ~ O'Clock, f. H., my conversation with Mr..
Isiey Was interrupted BY the cries Of negro girl,
VINO came running towards the house at full speed,
and screaming Indians at the ton Of her Voffsa
She had been washing at The creek, some three
hundred YARDS rom the house, and upon looking
up discovered the Indians in close proximity to
the creek They seized the clothes that ore hing
t tns 6naas , e y ad before TIC people
NJ p;i, II 1n .opsu N tsv lhs unnsf. ron
M; nlisy tney proceeded 70 Mr. hiddlts rancho,
2 short distance further up, from whom they took
some horses. we saw five at Mr.. Rileys, at Mr.
aud some of their horses were shnd.
Another party drove of caballado, in that VI
Ala 90 son,a syy na,. ny " n nraa.ng lnsm
the country were snlittng ras ali arshar
party approached them, and were proceeding to
unhobble their horses when some other Cermang.
unexpectedly and unseen by the Indians. came IN
and shot one Of the Indians with six shooter 10
them took to fight. They were ali committing
their depredations at nearly the game time.
Some horses were taken from Mr.. Riley, one of
which was recovered by party Of Germans The
object of the Indians appears to be to plumber rather
than 70 murder although they have shot a few
people.
A party OF eight good Indian traiiers were in pur-
suit OF the Indians who were at hlr. Riieyss One
line mare was discovered on the trail, near the
Enchanted Rocks, being left by the Indians
When left the Crab Apple, nothing had been
heard from the party since they had left Fort
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In THE FIRST
District at Auction.
=- BY j. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY. the I1tI February, 1850, Mt IL
will be sold A
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings ard
thereon situated In the First District Of this city in
the square bounded by Tchonpioulas suzec ST Thomas and
benjamin measuring thirty feet inches and FIVE lines
front Tchouponas street. by hundred and thirty feet
and two lines In depth between parallel lines
The improvements consists of OEESTORY BRICK SLATE
ROOF BUILDING leased until the LIST November, 1850 at the
rate Of twenty five dollars per month.
pBs TERMS.The purchaser to the payment of
note for eight hundred dollars beangine eight per
from 10th August 1852 payable at and for the balance
cash. onethrd Al one and third at two years
interest from day Of sale maturity and eight per
gnnuIn thereafter II not punctnay paid with special
gnge the property sold until final payment.
The building 20 be insured and policy transferred
Act Of sale before Walter I'll Peters, Notary Public
pense Of the purchaser. ja23
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gw Oa gaiy Cftstn sataay aHutniaa febraru IL 1860
]. B. WALTON.
uE sS,i K, I. AND C0sfI0DToUs TWo-sToRY
In The First District at Aue

DwELIsG-HoUSE il liz VIII Is,,,rf ),
time, without Interest. M - ~ Nst va
BY y. B. WALTON,
Auetioneer, office 10 Bank Place
y :, ~ 3, Gs1i INC nth Inst, at I2 O'Clock M.
r LoI VA GROUND, with the improvements thereop In
I'LL, o. IN me square bounded y ST Thomas Tcbsp
.oha - Theresa and Thaia Gate Bejsrnnj sireets
nrhes ma @ oa On Thaia Date Bensinin street feet
lines On he o ns sss s. Thomas 10 ehe. and
1880. - Asrin' on the 40 oay OF december,
Honss and hs eis conmodous Two Story Brick Dwelling
MI 49, WYE oudngs containing two parlers and hall on
oor three servants bedrooms Kitchen ssreroo
was house eistcrn we'll etc e"ai HOUSE.
RI-TERHS-0 thrd cs., t.,.. v. - - y.
ana liz ~ ne purchaser TO his order without interest
nent ard mortgage On the property sold until naI pay
s WV oeaFng interest the rate ii per cent mar annm
ai1 Ths NATIVITY not gune,uay paid p''
A. % be Kept insured 10 the satisfaction of the YEN
ao he risks of fire W The purchaser and lie poIic,
insurance s 70 DC transferable the vendor - - f'' "
Act Of sale before A. D. Daroeonrt Esa Na,.rr pn,;, a.
the expense Of the purchaser i1.' Ne'hy nnnc, al
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Extraordinary Escape OF Woman from a
Penitentsary.

\
The Columbus (ohio) Fact Of the I'd inst. tells
'the following story:
About year since, in the United States Court 1t
Cincinnati, q man named Cheeseman was sentenced
to the penitentiary for counterfeiting coin and he
had hardly commenced his prison labor before one
81 ms former associates, q girl named Mary Fuller,
also made her debut in the same institution to
which her fancy' had been consigned. Her
misfortune was, that she was sentenced for two
years while Cheeseman was released at the expira-
ton OF one year. For some time past the regula-
tons OF the prison had been such that a large
number OF convicts were compelled to sleep in the
chapel, and among them were Cheeseman and a
fellow convict, who was employed during the day
as porter for the female department carving wood
coal, water, etc. 1t is thought that this convict
was made the confident Of Cheeseman and Fuller,
and that through his agency the escape was
planned and carried into effect. Cheeseman served
ont his time and was discharged on Saturday last
On Saturday night the girl made her escape from
the NTH story OF the prison by passing out of her
window and passing along the side Of the building
upon cornice or water-table about eighteen
inches broad. Passing along the front Of the build
ing, at the Immense hight Of fifty sixty feet from
the or ound, with nothing to hold to, and upon the
projection scarcely visible from the ground she
reached at the distance of about forty feet from
her room window, place where it was necessary
for her to jump about twelve feet to the roof of the
west wing. The leap was taken-proved a safe
one--and the dauntless woman next fastened to
the corner of the roof rope which she manufac-
tured Of her bedding, grasped it in her hands,
and swinging from the roof, passed down on the
outside Of the wall, over windows where other
vets were sleeping, and down to terra ttrnsa,
where, at distance of forty-fve feet below the
roof she aghted in the arms of her confederate in
guilt. !
1t is doubtless whether the feat performed by
this abandoned girl was ever equaled in the his
tory of escapes from prisons, by any feIon either
Of her own or the sterner SEX and affords anoth
er striking illustration of the old saw, that when
I'LL -1.a"
city after the scene narrated, and were not found
until last evening, when Warden Van Slyke acting
upon information received from private sources,
went to heavy forest, about ten miles from the
city, on the Elm creek road. where Cheeseman and
the woman, who had staked and lost her all upon
him, were found domiced in an old cabin, long
since deserted by the owner or the land. The
sequel is, that the girl is again in the penitentiary
and her Cheeseman is boxed up in the city prison
to await an examination on Saturday for having
aided prisoner to escape.
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fAa ~ BUILDING LoTs IN THE FOURTH mrs
t H corner Oh Washington Avenue and Chippewa street at
BY j. 3. WALTON

AucTtosEER-0nice 10 Bank Place
y. H. !, the 18th inst, Mt Ia o'clock
will be Sold ''i IAehahse, ct pnoic auction,
Il, ls sACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District.
dna q, r Ias # p ds ss BY the plan
ebafy sdo and measuring each II eet inches and i}nes
and n Asenne By depth Of 100 feet inches
hes y %naS,piiagton Avenue and Chippewa streets
nofe ~ IN hiid CASH balance in and years the
der bearing per cent per aunu from da sals
Ahu per cent thereafter If not puncay Maid with
sPcal on The property sold until final peyient
expense Of the purchaser t o'es uul4c n Ine
EiIGlsLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS ON TER sICIIoRE
strta near well adapted for private residence
e me omnibus line and to the CarrolIon
haiiroad-snceession Of Perry S. Wariield DECEASED
BY J. B. WALTON
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BUREAU III Bank Place,
SNDa, q de fcvrier 1850, n midi n !,
bofs 81 Gharess pour lie Fonds Ecoles de
Ct sous "a direction du Commute de Finance du Gonsel nn
ieS JjMopf u; snHantts seront yendues-- ,'"N
de esop sitnss dams Vile ds Harlem paroisss
81 u se y b q p g 2 10 u T. IS A. L. It, IL IS 10
Ions ms, l1is soSer en- date du jaser is5t S pai
lerso nesranf ehacnn 800 30 snes mar Is N or
10 dtccmbre 1859 - lt'e' seser en- date du
oNAE HiEis, ct portions dlets sfiaas dams Ia will. a.
paroisse Jefferson dssign6s mar les N 40 as
~ "a ls @ I'll ~ ct l23 scion plan dress na -; ~,
fis voSer en- date du 10 de dtcernbre 1850 p '"is H.
W AIk ~ ll,liTS situts dams Yilln de 3ath
NOS OIL o 70 e ll9 scion dresse nnr ~ n ~
voser aate du IL janyier 1860 pai i'ouis H. fiie,
Isrr,IERMEs EFT GONDITI0NS-un.ciuon ;ar,a co,,,,.,
et balance sur IN credit dun den tros e a,aa Az RI
els Ges aequerenrs, payables Banane De- a. ~ III
5ousane garantis hypotheque spectacle sr Ia ae III
aue Nec tos les privileges du rendeur les Az
etoh1 an ax de pour PAR IN d. II pot
Nm cas- de Placement apres matnrits las
etA lheret au tanx de pour cent mar On
pafait Placement Gette darniere condition ma
ue l.inele re4arder 10 Placement dts bes pas
scquefenfa &c metteront possession 4 Ie,-s
- eEH Fequ deuA de eonforrer any tar,as
ne ~ fehe cdessus mentennee nas amin.
1oa d Ia 1en.e ct dams e dc daa on negligence d @
@ Z, acqnse par annoncte at yendna 80
legal. e a"euh autre avis de default
, nees De yeilte pardevant O. e. Fsr.ier ESQ noi n, y
ia21
PRIVATE SALE A HIGHLY Va -
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By J. B. WALTON,
City Aucionesr,
Office 10 Bank Place.
esf ! The 81 dSs;ys E e. seG a at z
s e
@ e sa9 s # p s I Ipass
SIX LOTS or GROUND With the thereon
sle5te streets designated io.s Eo e measuring ess q
10 Il sfss n +
lots ga t ory frame frame dw
Ling hpqse sSysrsa VIII s,ats and wSodsn sheds
Xxi y ssi sRsPssa "a
q 81 sfss
" fsst loncss aud 1es IN depth between parallel lines
q his' y
inches and lines roit On aepomene Street By dep of
~ TERMS AND GoSDIT1oNs-one fifth cash, and the
p on credit o. one I nd four foT notes
BY 81 sa oa e cd q
vendors pFiysgs and e bear cent Interest
said noss win then bear interest until
delay BY way Inc payment notes al maturity
Tie bnldns 70 be insured against the rik Of fire b the pn
pThe purchasers cause hsnsses % j. pit possess
III hsys f s win as
s S E p ana q 81 q G w e. so s e s h
'o Acts ao o s B bsf ne Pf Fsl fF S9e
street, at the expense of the purchasers. ia28
T. iItQEltlEL JI fFG JUtiN AGDONDHH.
TERRAINs DE vALEUR AAELIoREs EFT NoN.AME.
mdloras dams le Premier District par pour lie
cornpte du Fonds des Ecoles de McDoncsh yene long
credit ei endosseuEs
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de 10 Vile
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 25 de fevrier 1860, q midi, a la
~ Bonrse ST. Charles, par ordre des EcoIes de
MeDonogh Of a direction des Coias de
ell commun les propTees dc Valeur sivas venues
compile @ preners acquereurs qui pas gep les
conditions Dc disqualification autstieure-
SIN LOTS DE TERE alsi les arnGioratlons qui s'y
onyent situes dams Tilct borne par les Religious
James Teloupitouas Celeste designss CONNIE les lois de
O. rnesrsn chaeun 81 pieds ii pouces lgnes Ia
entire Gnes pafalees lie LOT No Fencojgaue e
Religious Celeste authorizations sur is dill III lots
consistent en- tne non en- be convere srdoiscs
oUATRE lots DE TERRE situes dams 1iet borne mar les
rues st. Taoinas anetois St Jean Bapse Market Religious
II peds II pouces lines Ia rue M Thomas sr
III pcs 10 ponces ligRes profondet etre gnes nr
ees LIE No ormaat encoignure DIES st Thomas ct
TN LOT DE TERRE situs dams ilet borne par les rues
Melponene Terpscore Camp Magasin peds
peee e gne Il rue Melpomene prooadeur de
H8-TERdES EFT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commit ant 1T
Y balance IN credit de denx tros qae ans blets
des acqtreurs payabe Bsnque Cioyens parantis
hypoheqre pecae la proprats venne privilege du
yedenr ct portant dnt6ret par de Ia date Ia
tr On cas- de nonaiernen maturite les blets
- - - f F'S
Les tdfce deyon e par aconereurs contre lea
rlsqe d feu ct les policies dasurnnee antr4e yendeur
TO- Les acqutreurs teront possession ers pro
pres reis, ct fae face terines Conditions
dess!s deers dams qnnne ons n jour de Ii vete cas-
delal on ne negligence de leur
seR yendua pour eur compile ct ct eur fsque davis
Les actes de vente pardeyant G. t. Forer Es noaire
de Ia VILE No 10 rue dn Camp frais dies acqneeus 10
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]. r. WALTON.

SUCCESSION DE McDoNodH.
YENTE IMroRTANTE EFT POSITIVE DE TERRAINs
DE yALEuR sITUEs DAMS LIE SECOND DIS
TRICT. %
CENT SIX IIETS EFT CENT 'soIxANTE TRRRAINs
sITUEs DAMS LIZ TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TERRE sITUks DIES DEUx CoTks
DU BAYOU LAFoURCHE, ct
SEPT nETs DIX TERRE Dams LA WILLIE DE MILNE
BURG, 10 eompe des prcmcrs achescurs, ua tres
long credit, sans endosseurs %Es
t=5s
TRENTR EFT .UNE PORTIONS DE TERRE Dams LIE POND
DU TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
PAR J. b. WALTON,
Eseanteur do Ia Vile,
Bureau No. 10 Bank Place.
MARDI, 90 fevrier 1850, q midi, et 10 Jour
ltl suivant beson est dams Ia Rotonde ST.
Louis dun ordre du McDonsgh School Fund
vile Ia Eouvelle Orleans, veance des
eotfs de finance du consel dc VILE pare pour cone
des premiers achceur qu pseurs proprietes 6t6
adjngtes yentes ises W. ygnfd, cdeyant
de IA ve II yendu lea popeGs yaieur eli
apres dGcrites SAVIOR:
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ESTATE OF JOHN lepoNoeH.

SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath at auction without reserve very long credit
without endorsers by order and account of the con
OCH School Fund, city of New Orleans
BY J. B. WALTON,