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PAR ]. B. WALTON,
F,nenn.euf do IL, VILE.


r UNDI, "a dc feyrier 1850, a midi, q In
Ia direction o Gpmmilf de Finance dn consei 6omn,
les prepYeft stifHntes sefont Sendtes-
NINNTHIr lIRfs sia dams Ia vile Dc Harlem paTosse
les Nos 49, r. r. - a. ID 49, ~ Is, u,
70 81 3d. 6, 80, l Al ct ~ scion plan iresse
Louis II. Pills, ynSer date li dc jalivier 1860.
nEUS IETS dams Ia vile de Shrewsbury parose de JEFF
ferso chacnn 9 10 ct dtsgnds les Nos l
plan dreset Ioas H. Pif, date dn
10 ierenbre 1859
ONE LETS, ct portions dilets sitas dams la vile de
Huntsville pa9isse Dc Jefferson adsEnds par les Nos 81 8 81
Ia 12u I'll 22 l23 scion plan desst par Louis ii.
Pile, soyer aaie din 10 de fdcembfe 1859.
QATR IETS situis dams la vile de Bath aignis les
Nos 81 CO. 95et 49, scion plan dresss par Louis H. rit
voyer, en- aate du L janfer l66D.
10 TERMEs En- CONDITIONS ,einquisme compliant,
ct III credit Dun denS tros quafe ans, bill
lets aeaudreqrs pyabes h Banque dss Gtoysn de Ia
due les privileges d yendeur leg dts hllets
aatfte Rn cas- dc Placement apEes matnd les dts bill,
uoernnt intefet dc pour par usqua
Dc maniere reiaFdsr lie Placement des dts billets.
atqntfeufs metteront lenrs prepres
ffais reuHis euA de canfomer
da dc Ii sente mentionnde dams qanae ionrs
Jour dams Ia de de1f negligence de ienr
part h prort aee seta aanoneta ct yendne pour
en pope compile ct sane sans aneun aufs avis de difant
legal.
Acies de vene r4aeyant G. r. Ferter ESQ., noaire de Ia
Vile any ftais dos HrdnkFatts jas1
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In THg rTRsT
District At Auction
BY J. b. WALTON.

-ANGTI0sEKH~-DNiceI PIaca.
SATURDAY, the 11fh February. 1850 nj II
~ O'Clock M vt the st. Charles Hotel Exchange auction
will be Sold
a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with The buildings md
thereon situated In the First District
the square bounded b. Tcoupiouas snette ST. Thomas and
Benan1f streets measuring thirty feet inches five lines
front Tc1upftomas hundred thirty
ard two lines IN depth between parallel lines.
The improvements of 0NE-ETQRY BRICK SLATE
ROOF BUILDING leased until the Ist November iS0 at The
rate of went .fve dollars rer month
H3- TEKMS-Thc purchaser the payment OF &
note or eight hundred dollars bearing interest eight per
from i 1873 payable for the baianee
onehird cash dnehird at year. and third al yeas
credit II the notes Of the purchaser beag six psr per
annn interest from day Of sale to maturity and eight per
per annn thereafter not punctually paid with special
gaEe on the property sold mill final payment
The building 10 be insured and policy transferred vendor
Act Of ale before Waller H. Peters, Notary Public The
petlse q tie purchaser III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

MONTE AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoAD.-The
construction Of this road was commenced yester-s
day. Almost all Of the graduation of the road cast
railroad has been let to responsible contractors, to-
be completed within twelve months. It is the IN
tenton of those who have the enterprise In charge,
to have o connection made with the Alabama and
Florida railroad within eighteen months, aud to-
have the road in operation to the city Of Mobile
within two years, IL no unnecessary obstacles are
thrown In their way. Mobile Tribune, Tuesday.
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FROM FoRT RAsDALL.-The st. Joseph Gazeti
nf thu 1ad has fha follau.ir,rr

FROM FoRT RAsDALL.-The st. Joseph Gazette
Of the sd has the following
We had the pleasure Of meeting last Saturday,
W. F. Wilson, agent Of the Yancton Sioux Indians,
from Fort Randall. General Wilson reports the
weather extremely cold in the mountains, and on
his way down the thermometer indicated thirty
nine and half degrees below zero. He came
down in an open wagon, and the wind blowing
obliquely in his face, rendered it the most Disagree
able trip Of his life. Had it not been for an abund
ance Of buffalo robes, which he was proyident
enough TO supply himself with, the General would
have suffered extremely.
The Indians report the SHOWS in the valleys Of the
mountains to BE- half way to the top Of the wig
wams-about eight feet deep. But Indians, like
their white brethren are often given to exaggera-
ton, and Gen. Wilson thinks they may have III this
instance outstripned the bounds Of truth.
The Indians are oil peaceabe and peacefully dis
present able and efficient agents among them they
will remain so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

An EGa.Noa Parry PorsosEp.--A case Of poi
soning occurred at the residence Of Mrs. Ray, five
miles southeast Of this city, few evenings since,
involving some eighteen OF twenty persons who
had congregated to partaka Of egg-nug, The poi
sonoas drug was supposed to be arsenic, hat how
it came into the liquor o. 1og no body knows.
Tie barrel from which the liquor was drawn, we
understand. has been carefully examined but no
poison If any kind could be found. The parties
imbibings narrowly escaped with their lives, one
OF whom at this time, i scarcely consiaered QUE
of danger. Tuscaloosa Observer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

FATAL REscosTRE AT FEaNKLrN, Taxs.-A difl-
Guilty occurred at Franklin, Tenn, On saturlIav
last, between MFR. T. F.. Beech, merchant III this
city, and NJ. Jordan Harrison, Of Williamson
county, which resulted IN the fatal shooting of te
latter. The circumstances Of the unfortunate i'll
fair, as we learn them, are briefly these
Mr.. Harrison had for some time owed Mr.. Beech
an account, made while Harrison was minor.
Meeting at franklin with Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. Beech
endeavored to collect the amount, when harsh
words were exchanged between them. Pistols
were then drawn and several shots fired BY each
gentleman but we are not informed who fired the
first shot. None of Mr.. Harrison's shots took Ell
feet. Mr. Beech fired with more accuracy, twice
w0nnding his adversary. Mr.. Harrison died On
Saturday Of the wounds inflicted. Immediately
after the shooting Mr.. Beech gave security ID the
sum of $500 for his appearance.
Nashville Gazette
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SHERTFFS SALES.


Hs's. 1''sa'ss s''4f HIFS fHE f VI
i s dssssss (. ss: ss sss1ss as
a iSe G ept,sa @
ssss h : p $ ~ - Z
sa n II LIKE e Y i shpesa
Streets md 80 feet front Chippewa street. by I'D
Together with iii The buildings and improvements thereon
The Original number Of the lot Il i67.
Seized iii the suit belonging TO defendant Michael
TsRMs-Cash on lie spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
Dru1sar couH BIZ DISTRICT BuIIITT WHAIEY 4
.a.,,,. T,s TIsHEK I. AZ MICHAEL
~ mol adrssa par onorsbIs DeaxIems coa q District
% 4 sss dsss s
TERkAia dsssas pr I "a ~ sitas deas met potas
Terrain fonant iangIe Chippewa,
- pieds de face Ia Chippewa sur 2e peas sur Ia rue
Ensemble toutes les bdlsses amtlIoraons ai sly
4 ppartenant dfendeur Michael Fisher ct saisi dams
CONDITIONS stomptnnt moment d rsainaisatisn.
jals q fes 10 20 sheriff Dc Ia Paroisfe d Orleans.
10y. ,,'s's,s' &c eIAsKKE and JOHN saITH-No.
' AZ. ss1as
At public auction the City Hotel Common street between
G4p ana M s. strsss WEDNESDAY, the s day Of
rsstsSEE IS & o 4 G ~ snoGSn
District Of fs city, III The square bounded by Liberty @
Howard, streets, designated by No s. aM
Of square No 39 per plan drawn BY b r. Nichols architect
the 9Th day Of February 1881 and deposited ID the Office Of
T. Starke Notary Public this city Said lot 70
feet front Liberty street. by III feet in Depth between paal
81 lres.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Clarke.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
H. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
srxiEAE couR Disrnicr n. GERETY V. AIEXANDR
an. Woman. oso.. b. CLARK e Z g 10 SMITH
ENVERT'U dun alias writ de fieri facIas
- moi adresG par honarable Sxieme Conr de District de
Ia Nobvele ORLEANS aarc cidessus, e proceerai lie
MERGREDI, s de feHfer 1860 midi, Pioei dc Ia Cite,
De IA Commune, entire les du Camp des Magasin
Pedudieation de-
US TERRAIN sitne Premier District de cette yie
dams et borne les berte Howard Clio Erato ct
dasgne ID No de iict No $50 uirant plan 6resse b.
~ Nichols arceete ie n de f6yfier 1852 deposd ende
de % safke notae public cette Vile lie dit terrain
% neds de face Ia Lbsrtd liz pieds de profon
deur entire lignes PARALLELS.
Ensemble les batisses ct ameoraions qu sy
trnase!t.
~ tout apparenant defandeur Clarke sas dams are
ei'dGasts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
f. T. PARKER,
IaI W "a te3 - Shsfif de la Paroase d ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

AFRICAN BOA CoSsFRIefoR One Of The lafEsest
snakes of this species ever captured alila and
brought to this country, arrived III . vessel at So
tim, aiaas. last Sunday afternoon. The monster
measures forty feet from tin to tp twenty eight
inches in circumference ana weighs fuur hundred
and geneats TIRES ponds. Ho Is capable n2 q king
ii quo meal full grown sheep OF goat.
fBaston Transcript,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

sengef SAYS
j friend the other day requested rs to write an
article upon the famine which now prevails III
this section. we learn that Fl 30 Per baslet =
who have corn to sell look Of once to this market
Planters should also see 10 IT. in setting their new
crop, that enough corn is planted.
now living III Macon county has often assured II.
that when the price Of corn was very high he
always planted large crop ef eers=ass slsFsgs
Realised more profit from Ii than hs neighaors did
from their extra crop Of cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

BUREAU CothErfEtR TAXES nj TAT
auRcna District ne IA yilIe lr ID Nnuycile. Orleans
A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLE1s! -LE soUSsI-
Ani 10eeteut de Taxes d ktu par present
qfi pyent dos taxes Etat pear pannFe 1850
dies taxes d. licenses pnnf annte 1861 dams les nles d dit
QAattiemt District de yeiF bifahn du Recorder
premiere a'age et do payer te4 lies das u af present.
pat II lpi. EeGtes du bufepu az y a. MI Il " r. NJ.
fel ait GEORGE MENsSfAN Ebleetehr.
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AoeuIrrEp.-A dispatch Of the 10th from Albany,
n. ", says
Rhineman, the paramonr Of Mary Hartang, and
indicted with her for the murder OF her husband
was acquitted this evening of the charge as nTinc
PAL the jury not leaving their seats. He was
taken back to the jail to await his trial on two
other indictments, as accessory before and after
tbh nt
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Netu 0rIeaas lailp Gresf;rd.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY m THE NAILS.

FaoN sAsrA FE- The st. Louis Republican pub
fishes letter Of the GOTH Of December, from Santa
Fe, from which we extract the following:
Last night an express easse in from AIbiquin, 65
miles northwest of this bringing the news 10 sub
agent pfeiffer, Of Albiaufn, that the Utshs near
AibigiFn and Taos Agencies had inst returned from
an expedition against the Navajos, who are at war
upon oil bringing with them foar seaIps5 twenty
shree children, fifty sixty goats nnety-six Indi-
ah ponies, and two hundred and eighty head u fat
ssheep-roaffng them efieetuaIiy. sabsagent Pfisf.
oraered out promptly BY the Superintendent b
alhes 70 rescue the children taken ais prisoners
you'd y Tod Pfeiffsr was agent instead Of DC
amnpe Arcnulefa, for he never sees the agency.
.on py ne superintendent here for dismissal, asd
Ihs expedition Of the UtaIls beats The military
into the country with strong force, but aiS
nothing. ID - -
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the First District by account Of the
School Fund On very long credit. without endorsers.
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Anetioneer,
Office 10 Bank Place
SA al1lJI Y. February ~, 1850, at ~
he Finance Committees q he Common Council ior q
sisis s saa f g. saP g.
e
es a asn nss on N Se Fesa. s
" inches aso and lines in deg between parallel lines I
these consist story dve
~ VII o fs "a 4 wSsas saa hsd J.
Thomas t!ae st John the baptist Market Religious ST
] ssss B
" set ~ inches aud Ees II depth between parallel lines
ssfsi aisasi + Mel
is and lines front Aelpomene street depth Of
- TERMS AND GoNDIrIoNs-one .hflh cash and the
balance On credit q one three and four for notes
ana secured ss special mortgage he properly sold with
o ae p pa aHa T. bear Per
s 1o a Ts 'hen essr s interest per until
de 4s r. agy tie payment q ne notes maturity
hnang ~ e h insured the III q re n e
purchasers viii cause themselves put possess-
nf ssas s ss
81 3 e 8 4 dfy O. I'D a s @
o ae ao e. sas f. rslisE E notice CIV notary
street, 81 the expense OF the purchasers jas
PRoPRIETfs DE FEu JOHN MoDoNoGH
TERRAINs DE yALEUR AMELIoREs EFT NON Mf;
melior6s dams e Premier District par ct pour lie
compile du Ponds Dies Ecoles de McDonog yente long
credit Ct endosseurs
PAR ]. 3. WALTON,
Encantenr de la VILE
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
SANMaEDI, ~ tle feyrier 1850. 2 midi, n Ia
ell Commt les pppses Dc slsur vendues
ie compile es pfeaiers acqeeus qu pas repli
sf& LOIS IN TRaRE aia aas les amdo,sions an d
tronyent snes dans ie botis les Religious St.
Religious ~ plea y lgnes proondenr,
Religions ct Celeste Les authorizations
consistent ,aison bos aoses
QTATRE LOTS DE TERRE stues dams riet borne bar les
St Thos autrefo Jean Baptiste3 Market Religious
pieds peees gaes face ID rue st Thomas III
l21 pieds ponces gnes pofoneur entire gnes paa
lees Le No formant enengnure des St Thomas Vt
IN LOT m TERRE sina dams liet borna par les rnes
NepomEne Tepsiehore Camp Magasins peds
5pouces lignes Ia Aeponiene profonaenr
l25 plsd4g5 y Iqse IS s fN gn naTIass
In balance era de eN tros aaare ans billeis
des acauereurs paaes Ia Ban1Ha Goyens garns par
rsieuT pogtant pour dinere par an de ii date Ia
de apFe
aors cent dinteretpaE usqu patfa pate
assures par les acaareurs contre les
rse n ten ct les poces transfftes yendeur
Les teLont METRE en- possession enrs
pres ffas, fae face conditions
deS s So ds n s On Dc e e. cas- de
yendne eur compile ct en plus davis
Vile No Camp, acqusrears $50
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT GoURF JOSEPH HgFTY W. HIS CREDIT
of New Orleans 0RS--No. I 1856
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
In all persons herein, the pc
one prdpefy has been accepted by The Court for the benefit
Of his creditors and that meeting Of said creditors will be held
by and convened before A. Maznrea Notary Public uES
DAY the 2t day Of February 1860 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
take into consideration the affairs a petitioner and elect
ssne according 10 law and in the meantime that all Judicial
proceedings against his and property stayed. Ii is
further ordered that Carlton HINT be
pointed % represent The absent creditors herein.
By order Of tie Court
JNe. p. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks off r.
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Glhce, lp bank f1aCe4
MONDAY, the a7th February, 1860, at IL
IfA O'clock NJ the ST. Charles Exchange oil The
Mconog School Fund and under the superintendent of the
Finance Committees the Common Council will be soldEe
following described property.
TWENTY EIGHT SQUARES, in the city of Harlem Par
jefferson measuring each 800 feet hy 2a and desig
mated by The Nos l. g. 10 II = 13 Il Is IT,
II, IS 10 20 81 d S. g. 81 s. 49, 10 A. ~ according
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile Surveyor dated I'd January 1860
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, in the city Of Shrewsbury,
Parish of Jefferson measuring each 800 feet by 2 and lesg
Pile, City Surveyor, dated 10Th December 1859.
ELEVEN SQUARES and parts Of Squares in the city of
Huntsville Parish Of Jefferson, designated by the Nos 81 81
53 81 49, 10 i2l 122 and l2 according plan drawn by
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, dnted 10Th December 1852
-FOUR SQUARES of ground in The city of Bath parish of
eerso designated by the Nos OIL CO. % and 49, according
plan drawn by Louis II, Pile City Surveyor dated Eth
January, 1850.
balance credit of l. and for notes oil purchasers,
made payable the Citizens Bank of Louisiana secured by
special mortgage she property sold with vendor privileges
bear six cent interest annun from date until
turity payment after maturity said notes will
then hear cent Interest annm until fully patti The
last condition will be understood TO delay in way
the payment Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves to be put possession
at their expense and will have comply with the terms
conditions described within fifteen days from the day
sale and Of any delay negiee their part the
properly purchased by them will be sold for their account and
risk without any further notice
of sne hcfnrt G. f. FofteF, City Notary, No. ~ Camp
street, at the expense ehe purchasers. jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

TEEASpRERS 9FFIGE,- !
City of Jefferson, january. lst 1860.
NOTICE TO TAX PAXEHs-Notfee is here
" given toall Persons residents residents indebted
TO the City nj etera fer of the 1859 and previous
that the a taxes due and payable from the day
OF IAtliarg 1850, 10 the LIST Monday III June, 1850
Notice Is further given, a will be office,
Naenee and Iesee streets from check A. NJ o'clock p.
M to receive said taxes and if the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according law
FELIX LAGRQEE, Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

stxtEME CouR DE- BrsTRtcrl JOSEPH HuFTY vs. SES GRE
de a Nouvelle. Orleans. AkGIERS--So 1866
"A Wis est pax lie present d0nne aux cream
- eerh q TORIES res3hne naressees que Ia cession de
pt9pets da ptgionaire aecepde par pour
bfnthce de GFantes Ct qG'nne assembled dcs dts
cefs eane pardeYan A. MaxuTean noaire public END
rtiph itife u Gtitpnaife dGrc snic In lo
q mfms temps ane oue procedure ateaire hi
prGprte retenne IL est de plus 6rpne Carlton Hunt
ayaea s2 nonme pour eptsente lea eEaanciers absents
Par ordre de IA
JNO. T.. SMITH, paput Greffer.
IsureAl du Cireller, lie " tanSiet 1896 jAlS II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

The NoToRIous Z BRIsToL BILI4.'-The Provi-
dence Or. - Journal, referring to this criminal
who has just been arrested there for burglary,
says:
He is acknowledged to be the greatest bank
robber, burglar and craftsman in America. Ten
years ago he occupied d large share Of public IL
tention by his connection with the famous Drury
case, and those informal machines which spread
panic in the metropolis. In 1850 lie was sen
fenced to ten years' Imprisonment iii the Vermont
State prison for burglary. When tile Attorney
General concluded his argument, Bill stabbed him
several times. He continued in prison till last fall
when he was pardoned out. He was one Of the
best behaved congiets ever within its walls. Bris-
to Bill is an Englishman, now about tiftyve years
old--a man Of good address and pleasing manners.
As loek-picker, he has no eqaal, but the hand Of
time has been laid heavily upon him, and his gray
hairs mark a near approach to the close Of his
criminal career.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
BUREAU nu TREsoR1ER, !,

BUREAU TREsoRIER, I
Willie de Jefferson. lie Ter iansier 1850
A Wis AUX CONTRfBUABIES.-Pa lie pre-
sent avis ontes residents nonresiden dc ia
vile de jefferson u tennes paietcn impo
cohioftnGRt Ia o annee 1850 prfc4
deae notif6es les dites ate dn
fanyeI 1850 e que e serai bureau dams Ia Ghambre i
Gnn4eil eeeghnFe DIES NAence ev6e VILE Jefferson
dc lepres A ~ enre T. ~ pour taxes
Taucs persannes Vile sont par
present re1ns daxo adessef bureau, c
ias ID FELIX LAGRouE Trasorter
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Refusal of American Passports to Persons
of Color.


A great noise has been made in England by the
refusal of the American Minister in London to wise
passport issued to q young woman of color by Mr..
Cass, on the understanding that she was white
native Of Massachusetts,, and therefore a ctzeness
of the United States. A correspondence on the
subject will be found in another column. Mr..
Gass, of course, did not see Sarah p. Remond, and
the passport she produced in ondon was evidently
obtained under false pretenees. She asserts in her
letter to Mr.. Dallas, that she is citizen of the
United States, which is contrary to fact the deeis
ion in the bred Scott case having left no doubt
upon that point. Men or women Of color are not
and cannot be citizens Of the United States. And
certainly person Of color claiming to be lady
and one with whom an English barrister deems it
. an honor to be acquainted ought to be aware
of decision which created so much Indignation
among the Republican party and throughout all
negrodoni. Miss Remond's attempt therefore to
pass herself off at the United States Emil assy in
London as an American citizen is not very lady
like, and is only in keeping with the first decep-
ton by which Mr. Gass was induced to give her
passport.
Nor was the rule at which the g lady /, objects
SO much surprise first established by the present
administration. Mr.. Dallas states that he has been
uniformly acting under Instructions received III
July, 1896, and, consequently, Mr.. Nancy must
have issued them when he was Secretary oil State
case in point occurred in November of the same
year, as will be seen by Mr. Marey's letter, which
we repubsh in connection with the recent case
Some negro minstres-not painted in imitation O
negroes, hnt genuine darkies-were proceeding te
Europe, and Mr.. Rice, of this city applied ait ash
ington for passports for them. III. Marcy de
clined to give them, on the ground that persons o
color could not be American eitzens but Offered
TO give them paper certifying that they were borl
here and free, and were the persons they repre-
scented themselves to be. Such a certificate, 0
course, would not have the virtue of passport
nor be any protection to them on the continent o
Europe. By reference to Mr.. MaFeyss letter til
readerwill perceive that so long ago as 1872 it wa
decided that free persons of color are not citizen
/ of the United States. The latest decision is tina
| of the highest tribunal known TO the law, the ST
preme Court Of the United States, in the case .
nfea Scott This Is final, and settles the question
forever. New York Herald.
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count 81 renewal g Nfnois reserve on ses
By ]. D. WALTON.
xr-r ArsrIosEEg-0aice IN Bank Place
w EnNEhsspAF. February g, 1850. ON fSae
ia ii I y .ne late residence ~ H. tanifsr Esa No
will be sold ~ " tetansaat as ~ oetock Al. NJ,
El1EEGANT ROSEWOOD SATIN DAMAsK SOP ~ f,s.tv
am fspier Maehe Reception ChasrE Eepaat
Ard Oval Mirrors Handsome Parier ana Dniag
efs fs0sewebf horoeco Sofa Rosewood Mo0es Ann hsi
Rosewood Morocco Chair Carpets Linen coysrs sr Carssts E
eeaMt Igains EYntse Window shades RaeE
Wanat side1oard Black Walnut Extension Table Nsek sVs
MT Dining Room Ghsirs Black Wauut Esages Baea WARM
Stands OIL Gidtts etc, etc. 't y aah
ET-TERMS-Cash The mot,
The articles delivered fmedateJy efter ae sa ~
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+. B. WALTON.


vENTE IMpoRTAGTE TT POSITIVE Dg TRRRATss
NE vALEUR sITuRs DAMS LII SECOND DIS
TRIGT.
CENT SIX IIETs EFT CENT soTxASTE TEERAINs
sITUEs DAMS III TKoIsIkME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TERRE sITUks DIES DEUx coTEs
DU BAYOU LAFouRCHE, et
SEPT ILFTs DE TERRE dams la WILLIE DE MILNE
BuRG pour le conpte des preniers acheears tres
long credit, sans endossears,
-AUssi--
TRENTE.ET-UsE PORTIONS DE TERRE DANsIE POND
BU TRoIsIgME DISTRICT
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Eucantenr de Is Vile