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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
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HAVING qu.lihsj IS Executor On the estate Of
JAMES w. CLARK. Of August Term. 1860. Of
0fsnre County Cour, III persons indebted 10 the %.
tate Of the said decreased hereby notified 10 make
Immediate payment ahd settlement a. indulgence can.
not be given; and Ill persons having elsms against
The estate vii pfe.en, thsm for payment within the
lime prescribed ~ law, % this notice will be plead IN
bar Of their recovery
SAMUEL W. HUGHES. Ear.
t.7isnb-r q. So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

DEGRADING THE GOVERNOR OF Damascus -
The Governor of Damascus was publicly de-
graded al Constantinople on the 9th ult., By
order Of the Sultan. A letter to the n. Y.
World says:
The ceremony was quite imposing. He was
one of the eighty five great Pashas Of the En-
pre. lie was taken 10 the great square in
front Of the war department. Some thousands
d troops were assembled in the iorm..of hol.
low square. With many high officers. military
and civil. The Pasha was led into the entire
of this square. The imperial order was then
read, alter which his brass fez button, sword
&C., were roughly tern otf from him, and il
was loudly proclaimed that Ahmet. late Pa
sha. Governor General Of the province OF Da-
mascus and cOmmsnder.in- chief OF the army
Of Arabistan, wss nov degraded. striped Of
all rank and offices. and reduced to the rank
Of common soldier. He vas then ignOmi-
niously marched OF to prison BY two or three
canyasses, whence he was sent to Beirut TO
be tried for his life,
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN The II Day ~ November inert, shall seII 10 The
highest iiler. on terms 10 suit ihe purchaser The
valuable snd besuiifally located HOUSE and L0T ~
Mrs Julia A. Hooksf. stusied immediately beyond the
northern boundary line o. the town Of Hi,boroueh.-
large Dwelng. with On abundance Of Out Houses,
and seven scfes q ground. and altogether most je.
sitable fesidencs. Pof further particulars address. o.
VI. Hooker, or tho subscriber, 81 Newberp. NJ
ROSCOE HOOKER.
September 1. 5s-ids
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YALUABL LAND
FOR SAf.E

4 WILL seIi 70 the highest bidder, on the premises
On The 2DIh day ofsspemhsf. 1850, lf not disyOs-
81 81 bef0se.l tract 81 Land three sDI hslf niles
s0uh sas ~ HilIsbo,oush and one guarsf d mile
from The Railroad, eonisininR 1901 Acus All 81
The land u Hmtesed hui shout fourteen aeiss. There
s log dvellina.bouse on The land, with ncyef-fsf.
ing spfing &c water within few yards Of Tho house
Said land adj rms JOSIAH Guess. David snayhgn spf
oihen. Aiso 81 the same time end plAee will sellone
ohsf tract coBtsinna 40 Acres nearly one hall sieek
Iou grounds. ten sefes II shieh IL imbefeI.
Those wishing 70 purchase would DO veil 70 call
and zee lhe land.
Terms made known On The day u sale.
WILLIE N. sTRAYH0RN.
August 81. ts-ssp
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has excited In my bosom no other feeling than
thai Of unmitigated contempt that they should
pretend TO have doubts on the subject"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &C.
R. b. GRIFFIN & SONS,
No. l6 South Charles Street,
BAIE1Er35, lid.

'F10 our large and complete Pail stock we cal The
particular attention Of Dealers Il consists IL
HEAVY Bngans. made by the best manufacturers. fJr
Planters With soles negriy 40 nrh Hick wiih heavy
wax upper iesiher which warrant 10 give entire "a
ti.ftetsn. Our stock Of heavy thick BOOTS made u
skfanned lesthef, with three .a-- and hand sharff
heavy wlr upper leather, oil made 10 ORDER aud war.
fsned. 9th a fui and complete assortment II
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK,
Such % Gents Fin. Calf Boots. sewel AMI p.assi !;
heavy seued Scseh Caters AMI I.lce shos.. slso.
large assortment II Ladies' Misses snd Childrsn's
Dress Shoes. with Full Stock 81 Low PncrI
EASTERN PEGGED WORK.
Such ~ Women's Misses AMI ghl lrens Laced Boots
-call Kip. Morocco. XII aai Ensmsllei These. with
large stock % Pine Dress HATS aud CAPS iazsth.
er with foil assortment q WOOL HATS fof Servants.
aelf. viii he sold at vry Low Prices
We ask Tor IN examination, snd will susnhse salss
10 every instance.
September ~. 60-emp
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EQUITY SALE.

Cornelia Hall, OK parts.-Peiilion 10 sell Slave.
PURSUANT TO a decree of the Court Of Equity fof
Orange County. made a, September Term, 1880,
viii offer for sale, at the courthouse in Hillsborough,
ON Monday the 221 day Of October neat valuable
Negro Man named Jim, about nineteen years old.
Six months credit will be given; bond aud approved
security required.
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. VI. e.
September -. Price adv. S. 90 Co.
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The oxsgenatea Ritters.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed Il upon
an imperishahie Foundation. In destroying disease
and inducing health, il has no parallel.
For The following Complaints these Bi,tss are q
Specific, viz: Dy spepsia, Indigestion, HesH Burn,
Acidily, COs,veaess Less Of Appetite, Headache and
General Debility.
In many sections Of country this preparation s
extensively used by physicians in their practice, and It
seems to have restored many to heath who were appa-
enlly beyond the reach Of the healing art.
York. Livingston co. N. ", Oct. |, 1859.
Messrs. 5. W. Fowls q 20, Sirs: - Dyspepsia,
with It's numberless associates took up its abode with
me- IN opposition the skill Of many OF the most eel
ebated physicians, until the spirit was wiling I'll no
relief could be found to surrender aud ldc aden 10 It's
earthly tabernacle, when induced, by the uTsen-
cy Of a friend. TO try the 0XYGENArED BlrTERS,
i,ie dreaming that the Glcad was in the boundless
sea u patent medicines as il was the first draught
was ever induced 10 quail But thanks be % God, Il
lcas biial, and most efficient and grateful enc too
The mosl aggravated symptoms in my case were i'm.
moderate. AMI irregular beating Of the heart imnedl.
atey aer taking ood attended with grca, prlslratinn
and very frequently violent attacks Of paptiion. last
ing from twelve iweny.iour hours leaving The sio-
mach so perfectly poweIless that spoonful Of
milk OF rice water would seem burdensome. CONF
menced by taking half ieaspoonful-ihe extent was
a full one was very pensesering until had Lken
three bottles; since then, al intervals, have taken
two more.
hogan 10 realize its genial effects Immediately be-
sides, il is extremely grateful and refreshing as hev-
eiaee, which is charm that but few medicines can
boast Of would. sirs most heartily and earnestly
beg oil who are afflicted with Dyspepsia u aB form
10 test your Oxygensied BnleIs as do esteem them
invaluable.
Very respectfully, Miss VI. STOCKING.
Prepared BY Seth W. Fowe 4 Co. Boston. an 81
sale By Webb & Dickson, Hill-borough; Il. B. sauD
ders. Chapel Hill; Williams & Haywood, Raleigh; and
BY al Druggists; and at wholesale by Ajdie & Gray
Richmond. and NJ. A. &c.A. Santos, Norfolk.
June ~. 45-I2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

sA' M 1 81 sfM shhAss <
%5s e as aassas &c
Camp and Magazine streets On MoNDAY he III day
sEvENTEEN LOTS oF GROUND situated, lying and be-
IN n me Second District p e M city, in the bounded by
numbers from fou. to twenty inclusive according TO plan
March ID 1850 and deposited in ny sce for reference which
said lots measuring iii American measure according to said
Lots and each 80 feet 9inches and lines front on ST.
hR fs sn fS o 9s he ds s sp M Lot No % s
N inches nS q s S ns side ae which divides from
divides A. ssf 81 ss hf se oe
sds Line Th hs. divides Ss s,d from I9
% feet inches on the other side line which divides It
from r. Ne I hg No ies inches lines hs side
the other side line which divides i from ii No
inches lines he side line which divides # from lot No. Z and
Gsf ai Ing nes h on d ,e
line which divides i from 9 No and q feet inches lines
10 forming the corner Of s. Ann and Second streets %
s from lot Me-
Lots Nos H. y and Is each 80 feet inches lines St
Aen sh IGs Feet H
front Second and g feet inches lines The side
se IL ME- lot
e sf Gss: as Hsa On aH IKE ds
linz WHICH dy wa n. from Il Ns @ lines
NE i i j md y nsasrs e each Il 80 fssEe
inches Sss 9 On en- Orleans ss sIse BY the oosqg Depths
divides from II No ia and q feet INCHES lines on the
e ns ii
Il and q feet INCHES % +; Lines G ts Other 81 de line which al
the side line which divides i from lot No ID and 81 feet
R lines S he s s sae linz Which ;s divides
which divides I fen 1t and q inches line
se b IL S 81 asas ne SG liz
and " feet o INCHES snd lines on the other sde line which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04
+. T. PARk Err, "7
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
sIxrEHr couR DE DISTRICT Ia yTILEDE la NogyELLE;

S'.ls e0Vs Dl o Ds sshEAEs baah lf1t'ifi
mS rs ss s Gonf a. ff bsrs
UN Dc IL @ Tns de s
Commune entire les re u Camp ct des Magasins, la
Din SEPT fERRIINs suis dams lie Deuxcme District de
Premiere ct Deuxieme dsgnes par les Nos de Quatre
vng nclusvemen confOrmtmen plan dressc par Chas
1850 ct dsposi mon bureau pour reconrs - '''i'
Les dts terrsns ayan amIeane
sd s % sur sps
de antre cote qui separe dn No s. lie No % pes
s @ a Nc
L. q Psds poaces gnss sur L. gne qu h separe M
sns s " Enss sur
chacun 30 pied 9pouces 4ines de face la
s g1s a m So es nr "a
gne de autre cote qni lie sps,e dn No Ie No 90 pes
P P sns aa sspsrs p du Ne
psd SS 70 ss @ a NJ
pieds pouee isne de face il Denxieme.
IA &c p1oondr svo Ie No Il foans
angle DIES rnss Dseme 90 peds pouce igne
gns qu le sapee On No IL Ee No H. % pieds poaces
n nes ia sns s eS s s. & Lee
Is % peds pouces gnes sur Ia gne qu lie sapare du No IL
ct % gnes sur la sne de rautre cote qu lie
Les Nos n 49, 10 ct 90 chacun, 30 peds ponces
gnes de doans ct de profondeur SAVIOR
A. 90 peds pouees gnes sur Ia igne qu lie spare
Is ct d pieds pouces gnes lgne de eue qui
separe du No H. LIE eds pouces lgnes Ia IL
gne qu spare du No IA % pieds pouce gnes Ia
gne de autre qui lie se du No 49, lie No 16 90 pieds
pouces igues Ia gne q stpare du No 10 81 80 pieds
nouces lgnes sur gne de autre q lie stpare du No
IL lie No u % pleds ponses gnes snr la gne ani lie
aure cote qui dpare No IS LIE No IS 90 pes pouces
gne In lgne q e spare dn No Il ct % peds 10 pouces
90 peds 10 poces gnes sur Ia gne qi lie scpare du
No Is 90 peds II pouces gne la gne de aue
oui 10 spare du No 90 formant ange de Or.
Premiere % pied pouces gnes la gne qui lie
sapar du No 10 ct % peds 5g de face la rue Premiere
LIE tout commencement an dit pan
SHisis dams Pafare ci-dessus.
C0NDITI0NS-Compta au moment de naturalization.
Z. T. PARKER,
Shsrf de In Parnisse duo
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Letter OF an AMERICAN to III. DeThOuYenul.
The following letter to N. De Thouvenal. Minis.
ter of State, is from an American gentleman at
paric 1.rnu l-tan, di,,la tion iroIaa


The following letter to NJ. De Thouvenal, Minis.
ter of State, is from an American gentleman at
Paris, well known in diplomatic circles:
HOTEL GAsrGIlosE, February 20 1860.
SIR: When had the honor of being presented
to you, although | am a citizen of one of the
Northern States Of our Union, not a Shareholder
took the liberty of speaking to you of the special
interest which France has in preserving the present
institutions of our Southern States. l see, how
ever with great regret that the French press does
not appreciate the Intimate connection which
should exist between their system of labor and
the development of your manufacturing interests.
Some even of those journals which most applaud
the commercial reforms of the Emperor, intro
duced in accordance with your enlightened coun.
sels take part with the Additional party, and dis
cuss the slavery question as if wholly disconnected
from your industrial system. It is useless to say
to statesman who thoroughly understands the in
ternational connections induced by commerce
that not nineteenth part of the cotton used by
France is produced elsewhere than in America.
You will remember that the consumption of this
staple by England has grown from $4,000 900 to
1000, 900 900 pounds since the abrogation of the
duties. You at the present day employ three times
the amount which England consumed prior to that
event. Who can estimate the result Of their being
annued here?
l do not forget, sir, that in your letters on
America, you frankly recognise the obstacles,
moral and political, which oppose the enfranchise-
ment Of the blacks, but when those were written
ING quesLlohs Vi Hatoudi eeouoHy, WHICH feHueF u
impossible, were not understood to the extent that
they are at the present day. It Ii true that we ai
ready had the horrible experience Of ST. Domingo
but we were not aware Of the unhappy results 81
ill-judged philanthrophy in the East Indies, More
over, there exists an essential difference between
the products of the English and French colonies
which desired to abolish sloyery and those Of the
slave States of North America.
The sugar of Jamaica and Martinique is not a
monopoly, and the losses resulting from the ex,
perimentS fell unOu the Dlpntera To the Drnfit al
Brazil and Cuba while to leave uneultiyated for a
single year the cotton producing lands would in
duce such uprooting of the industry of the civ
ilized world as to lead to social and political reyo-
luton. Iinelose little work, not for the maritime
questions it discusses, but because replete with
statistics of the culture and manufacture of cotton.
Since your voyage to America it may not be want
ing in interest to you. @
Receive, sir, the assurance of my most distin-
guished consideration,
r. IAWRENCE.z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04


THE RIGHTs OF HUSBAND AND WlFE.-The follow
ing bill has passed both branches of the New York
Legislature, designed to better protect the rights
of married persons. By the ninth section, the
mother is recognized as the natural guardian of
her children. The tenth section gives the husband
right of dover in the real estate of the wife:
Sec. 9. Every married woman is hereby const-
tuted and declared to be the joint guardian of her
children, with her husband, with equal powers,
rights and duties in regard to them with her hus.
band.
Sec. 10. At the deeease of husband or wife,
leaving no minor child or Children the survivor
shall hold, possess and enjoy life estate in one
third of all the real estate Of which the husband or
wife died seized zszz=s=z==
Sec. IL. AT the deeease of the husband or wife
ntestate, leaving minor child or Children the sur.
vvor shall hold possess and enjoy all the real es
tate of which the husband or wife died seized, and
all the rents, issues profits thereof during the
minority of the youngest child, and one.third
thereof during bis or her natural life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

CANINE AND FELINE TAx.-Some excitement
exists in Tioga county. Pennsylvania, in eense-
quence Of the action Of the authorities, who have
ordered tax upon cats and dogs. They are to be
rated per capita, no regard being had to standing,
whether Of high OF low descent, lengthy candsl
appendages or Abridged narratives, whether prop
erly trained or their bringing up negected-ali
are put upon equal footing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04


THE MURDER OF DR.. DUBosE.- The Columbia
Is. c. News gives the following account of the
recent murder Of DR.. McNeely DuBose, in Claren-
don District: $3.50
DR.. DuBose is planter. It was his custom to 60
out in his fields after breakfast and not returning
from the fact that he was on bad terms with q
neighbour about the possession and title to small
tract Of land, and who had frequently threatened
his life. His driver made a search and found him
cold and lheless, lying upon his face with gunshot
wounds In his breast in one of the fields. =
The perpetrator Of this deed was the individual
who had made these threats -one William Wright
Stukes-who confesses the act, and says he has no
computations Of conscience about it. He is a man
of great eccentricity, and given to great fury of
passion, and has been long thought by some to be
fit for the asylum; so much SO, that on the Tues
day before this deed was committed meeting had
been held by some gentlemen OF the neighborhood,
at the nstigati0n of Dr. DuBose, twho thought that
his life was endangered, as has proved too sadly
true) to take steps to have him arrested as q
lunatic. Two physicians and magistrate were
appointed to visit him, who did 30, and made re-
port that from the conversations they had with
him they could not consider him lunatic. eopse-
qnently no arrest was made. @
DR.. DuBose was son Of MI. Theodore 8. DnBose
Of Fairfield and had married in Clarendon DISTRICT
and resided there for some three years He was
gentleman of cultivation and refinement and had
by his sincerity and cenciliatory manners, made
many friends In his new home, and, save the per
petrator of this deed. had not an enemy living.
Stukes has been confined to jail, and the whole
matter will undergo judicial investigation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

QuArKIEaE CoUR DE DisTRcr LA WILLIE DE La NILE
Dc L No y No. 1899.
EN vERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente a
Y dams raaie cidessus e procsdsri 10
SAMEnl, cinq de mai lS60 midi, PHoeI de la Cite
de 10 Commune entire les du Camp Magasns La
yente pubue ct adjudication dc la propee ciapres dscre
Qua.rieme District Ie 25 ST Charles carondelet Philippe
vingt peds de profondeur. 1777T W. e ~ ]
Saisie dams lafare ci-dessu,
CONDITIONS-Compta al moment de Naturalization.
ap4 20 % rny5 Sheriff de IL Paroisse d,Orilans.
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n ANDIN<s Ex BARK MOUNT VERNON from Leg
IL hor-2O Slabs of White and Vened Marble and 10 casks
fei0 # BARELII 4 CO., 81 ommon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04
FRosr M TEXAS The Galveston News of satur-

day last says;
. We learn by the many strangers now visiting our
c;tv that there was considerable ice in the various
naTts 81 tbs country on Tuesday morning last, hut
4 Is believed that it did very little damage. On
vas aay
corn that was five or six inches high, and which
has to be replanted. Cotton was up, but, in few
instances, wherever ii was up, it was killed and il
being replanted 1t is believed that the injury viii
De but small.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

NTOTICFs-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
IN experience who has permanently resided In New Orleans
for the last Eve years occasion to visit Europe business
and will leave about the end of May next 5.ls.T
As he is we'll acquainted in Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
and Edinburgh and also London he Will be happy to execute
reasonable terms. 4 b,
addressed "Apha of Creseent oce will be attended
n fe23 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

FRosT IN ALARAMA.--The Montgomery Mail sof
Friday last SAYS
We learn that the frosts Of this the last week Of
March, have embraced a wide extent OF our State.
We have no idea Of the amount OF damage sustained
by the young crops, hut feel fearful for the eorn
We learn that there have been, In some localities,
five consecutive white hosts, and thin ice two
mornings, this week. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

sEcosDn JUSTICE DE PAn}c. JOHNSON soN vs. !; W. WILL
Peur la Paroisse d Orleans Sumo AGO. -.
Inn VERTU DUN writ de fieri facias, IA moi
u adresse par lhonorabe n MITCHELL secoNde Justice dc
procaderai lie LUNDI d'ayr 1860 midi nagasin
dams du Cirque entire les rues foydas etferddo Ia
vente publique ct adjudication de- 4
I'm Tot de MEUBLES
Sasis dams Rfare cidessns. :. -. q. :. + H.
CoNDITIoNS-Compa moment de Naturalization
w. II. WATERS,
m30 ap4 CoDnetable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

SECOND P sTsIe # g. aan WisoNNo 49,
DY VIRTUE az n writ of fieri facias, to me
ID directed by the Hon D. r. MITCHELL Second Justice the
Peace for the Parish Orleans in the above entitled cause
Gus street. between Poydras Pero streets, MONDAY
the 9th day of April 1850, at u o'clock NJ
A lot of FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. -, ~ -
TERMS-Cash the spot. W. IL WATERS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

SECOND DIsyp1cr GouRr( SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE
DARB n,,. widow NJ 4 E IA ns, Qua
WHEREAS Anaclarsis Etienne Carbon,
w has petitioned the Court for Letters o. Ahnhis
tration estate Adelaide Darby, widow OF
Ettenne Jnanlo, |. G. W., deceased intestate-
Notice Ii hereby given all whom 1t raay concern 70 show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. sss
By order Of the Court. x..,j =, .. -, <
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-04

QUATEIEME CogR DE- DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NI.IKl
della Nouvee Orleans ORLEANS rs, JOHN
I'm vERTU dun writ de Gert facias,
~ moi sdesse par Memorable Qus,rieme Com de Dc, de-
Ia Nonyeie Orleans dams aae cdessus je procederai lie
sAMEDI, de mai, 1850, midi PHotei dc la Cite,
venie pnbque ct adjudication de- ~ -
IN TERRAIN ,iiae dams lie Troisieme District de cette
VILE cans Fet NO 10 borne les Esplanade Pau-
che, keIerec Ct siere e dit terrain trentedeux
pieds Plus on moin de face la yllea cinquane-
sept pies plus on rons de prof0ndeu suvant
blean deposd bureau Trtorier de Ia Vile
vent,
lie tout saisi dams rafiaire ci-des,uH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation.
II. T. PARKER. K
app w ~ rs uiyb Sheriff de Ia d'Drleans.
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sHERIFF,S SALES.

FounTn DIsTnicT couHr} CITY on NEW ORLEANS vs.
OF New OrIeaaA JOHN MURPHY.-No.l3,4l9.
VIRTUE Of n writ of nerf facfas TO me
ID directed by the Honorable tie Fourth District Court y
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public AUCTION at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY
Of May 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described property,
viz.
tc q this city, IN he s9uaIe No @ bounded by Bapsnade
two less front Where street By fffyeyen
less In Depth The WHOLE az win more fully appear by
the said Dsrct filed In Office
Of Treasurer Of this city, together with ali HE buildings and
Iupyoyemepts thereon.
Eezed In the above suit. -..
TERMS-Casb on the spot.
~ II PARKER
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DEux1EaE couR DE DISTINCT lsUcCEssIoN DE ADELA-
IDE DARBY, V'yc de Etenne
Ia ia NoaveIe (,leans JuaujlIo +. C. Mo. 1856
A TTENDU que Amacharsls Etisnne Car Car
Ian Iftres d Administration de eue Adelaide
Darby yenve de Eenne Juanio f. H. decide intestat
Avis est celia peut
concerner aaso dsdnre les aisons pour les
queles II ne serat pas fait dro a Ia dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Conr.
IngT 81 f. MICHOT. Depute ireffer
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE on THE PEACE 2G. II Dixon, EDWARD
For the Parish Of Orleans MALL9M VI PA AZ
pY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri fncias, to
ID me directed By the Hop D. r. Mitchell Second Justice Of
will proceed to sell at public auction at my warehouse
Circus street. between Perddo and Poyras streets WE'D
NESDAY the IIth day Of April 1860, at " clock NJ
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. .%g@. 4"S
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - $780,
sEeospE JUSTICE DE PAX, DC, II. DIXON, EDWARD
della Paroisse doeans MA I8N. y, .o PpATRIcK
Inn VTyRTU dun writ de feri facias. n
~ moi adressa par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
procederai la vene encan mon magasln dc depot sine
Cirque entire les Poydras ct Perddo, lie MER
CREDI, IL davr 1860, hi midi, de-
I'm lot de MEUBLES. u.
Sass daus paffaire ci-dessus.
m8I nm & ii w. II. WATERS, Conn6table.