davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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49.s0rtlered that hereafter all surveys of lands
direct-a-.so be made by any decree or order Of
this Curt, shall be executed by the Surveyor of
the c,slnty in which the whole or the greater
part 4 the land lies, or by one Of his Deputies
who Aas been legally qualified as such. But
upon any just cause being shown to the Court
by petition, any such survey may be directed
to besnade by any other competent person.
50. Ordered that the four stated terms of this
court for the return of process and the hearing
of causes shall be held as follows:
The May Term shall commence on the first
Monaay in May and close on the second Mon
day oEJune.
Ihe.July Term shall commence on the first
Monfiay in July, and close on the first Monday
Of ScSS,eember.
Tt~Scptemher Term shall commence on the
first lfonday in September, and close on the first
Monday of January.
IfsFebruary Term shall commence on the
scconJ Monday in February and close on the
first Monday of March
PETER W. GRAIN
'Trte copy Test,
q. w. GRAIN, Clerk Circuit Court for
Chas. County.
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entered 'sabatcd" and not brought forward or
continued on the docket, under, 'I.cave to File
Bill Of Rcvvor," unless the party suggesting
the death, or some other party, take further pro-
ceadinGs, either by Bill of Revivor or under the
act Of 1920. chapter 1G1--by the fourth day Of
term next after that at which the suggestion
shall be made.
II. On motion to dissolve injunctions, if the
complainant shall not argue the same on the day
assigned for hearing, the opposite party may
argue the same on the day assigned for hearing
the opposite party may argue it orally or by
notes on that day, or submit it to the Court,
who shall thereupon proceed to determine the
said motion.
IS. At any stage Of a cause, where further
proceedings are proper to be had on the part Of
the complainant, the defendant may obtain a
rule for such further proceedings, to be had by
the fourth day Of the second term after that at
which such rule shall be entered and if the com
plainant shall not comply with such rule, his
bill may, on application, be dismissed.
49, When an answer shalsbe filed to an in
junction bill, admitting the equity thereof, and
praying a dissolution of the injunction as to n
part of the injoincd judgment not affected there
by. motion for such dissolution will be heard
at the term next after filing the answer without
notice to the opposite party Of such motion.
90 On motion to dissolve inunctions Except
in cases of waste and the like the counsel op-
posed to such motions will be expected to argue
against them, or to put in notes, otherwise such
iniunctions will be dissolved, by order of the
Court, unless cause TO the contrary shall be
shown by the fifth day after such order
81. On answer being filed to an Injunction
bib, admitting the matters stated in the same to
be true, the defendant may direct the cause to
be set down for final hearing at the following
term and on any answer being fled, the COM
planant may direct the cause to be set down
for final hearing.
%. \ ne ensat shall be by special order dis
solved, upon the Defendants fling bond, exc
cutcd by himself, and surety or sureties ap-
proved by the Court, in such penalty as the
Court shall direct, conditioned that in case the
complainant shall obtain decree in his favor the
said defendant shall obey, fufl Land perform the
said decree, render his body to the custody of
the Sheriff, to whom writ Of attachment shall
be directed, for compelling the defendants per-
tormance Of said decree.
%. No sale of real property under q decree
or order Of this Court shall be absolutely ratified
and confirmed until public notice of the report
of such sale shall have been inserted in some
newspaper printed in Prince Georges County,
or elsewhere, as the Court may direct unless
the parties shall consent in writing, to a final
ratification without notice.
"a. On sales under DEGREES or orders of this
Court the following allowances shall be made to
Trustees:
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY L. WELLS.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

TERMS SUBscRIPTIoN.-For ono year, if paid
in advanccor within six months, S So if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMS ADvERTIsINc.-For plain matter, one
dollar per square for the first Insertion For rule
and figure matter, two dollars per square for the
first insertion. For each insertion after the first
twenty five cents per square. Twelve lines or less
constitute square. If the number of inscr tions be
not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub
lished until forbid and charged accordingly. The
privilege of annual advertisers extends only to their
immediate business
Announcements of candidates for office, 81 90
per month, to be paid in advance.
Obituaries tributes of respect, calls upon persons
to become candidates, Sc, inserted advertise
lnents, at the usual rates.
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And three ner ccntun on all SIMS above throo
+lor.na ! 1iar, la 11,,. ~
ovno,sos ov,a,,+ ,,or.,,,la1 rha a1,, roi
Icssnned in c,ce of no,rl;ao,oo ~ .lo 5i.nncs,
Of the Cnnrt Wbane7ar r,stoe sbail 'lJe'
tise moroaasd nran1ises f,r s, un1er a or5ar
or dpcree of this C,nrt ,nd tbo dofon,1,n+ eb.I
nav tho ororn+ duo haf,ro a,ro ~. tr.,,a4aa
ih3ll he allnwad balf 'io tis "s,re
ranortad dne and tho sail a,roaa sn
corlinsly be ordered to be paid to the defendant
25. The allowance to widow in lieu Of her
be as follows. having due REGARD TO her health
and condition:
If she be under 40 Years Of are. not more tLan
one-seventh.
IF above 40, and under IS. not more than two
ffteenths.
IF above 45. and under 81 not mora than
one-ciohtb.
If above 81, and under 56. not more than
one-ninth.
If above sc, not less than oDe-tenth.
2G The allowance to a healthy tenant bv n
cuitesy, in land sold under DEGREES. shall be a,
follows:
If he be under so years of ace. not more llan
three-eights.
If above so, and under 40 years, not more
than fve-siXteenths
IF above 40, and under 50 wears, not more
than three-sixteenths.
If above 60. not more than one-nintb
81 On an answer being filed. it shall be the
duty of the Clerk to make copv for fine onno-
site party. The complainant Shall have until
the next term. after notice served ON him Of tl,c
answer havino heon 61o1 to ovco,,t +horoto . of
fer which time the con,niainant sLs1l ha snl,;oc+
70 the rule for the fntura nrocaa,};,a.
90 IN, ,.
or 1o, - I nIy seI uo"n ti1e oe
uilo' -. oi pie' 10 pe af2"e"' or lie may take Is
1I su1 I'i 'o l'oa II pc" ol demurrer DC over
"a H., III ~ o'1, le' ol q s''' oe feccv-
~ l;1I pI .s '.'"i ploeea' 10 answer
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT RosELI Tvs Reesigsr FIVE
of New Orleans TX, n@sers thereof unknown
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
ID to me directed Honorable the Third District Court
of New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
sell N nuhif aetion Hotel Common between
Gamn and Magazine Streets SATURDAY Anrill4, 1860
az = one SQUARE OF GROUND, No 4os, bounded by
aIax ander Murat Bienyie and Gustomhouse streets.
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No. 42i, bounded by
Nnrat Olympia Gustomhouse and Canal sreets.
4 0NE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 1885,
bonned by St john Toulouse and St. Peter streets and by
line from st 70 Toulouse street. dividing it
frnm nropery belonging heretofore to Norbert Vgn
ESQ., : ,,u, -, =. =. -
less front on St hundred and nifty feet more
less front on Toulouse and hundred feet less
9 ~ " THiRTEEN lots OF GROUND in square No 49,
bonnded IN 81 Patrick Bernadoe Toulouse and St. Peter
Streets Lot No One forming the Of ST. Patrick and
Ill Peter streets having thirty feet front St Peter street. by
hundred and ony inches on ST. Patrick street. Lo4
Nos Two and Three having eah Thirty feet front St. Peter
street nv One hundred and twenty feet In depth be-
ten naalel lines Thirteen Fourteen, Fifteen,
sixteen Seyenteer Eighteen Nineteen Twenty, Twentyone
ana having thirty feet front Toulouse street,
nv one hundred and twenty feet inches in deph between St.
Patrick and BefBaiote streets
According plan of Section No now deposited IN the
Office of said Receiver.
Seized in the eboye suit -=z5 --Z
TERMS-Cash en- the spot,
nnl3 % 30 s5 II Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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sIxIEaE CoUR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA NoHvELIE-
ORLEANS vs. DAME ADELE
de la Nouyelle. Orleans. } BROWNING 2593
I'm VERTI dim writ de fieIi faeina N

sIsIEaE coUR De DISTRICT "a Az 70 IA NogyEE
xRG an.,.ss r Izs de @ = fs a,ss
% e m m d Il e ae IL s
entire es u Camp ct des Magasns la vente
0absas lie peuzme District de
e e fans s Ct No Dc %
yingt ncusiveen confomsment an plan dresse Chas
1860 ct dtposd tn mon bureau pour reconrs.
plan les dimensions sarantes savor Les ehacan
ped gnes Dc fee rue STE Anne profon
"a nj f sps
de aare cote qu sepaIe da No q LIE No % pieds
siisnes sur gne aure cote qui lie sspare n No
Eo df ri gns Dc ao @
stpae du No lie MOI % peds pouces gnes sur IA
sns DE- ~ ss
ehaenn 80 peds pGcss gae s. de- face la rue Ste Anne
igne gni stpare peuces gnes sur Ia
sns Ne y
Poaces 2gnss sns ds autre cote au lie sspare No
peds 2pouces gnes Ia gne qu lie sdpare du No
f nf & snes
i II. i bssS, i sas 5sss
gne qni e separe dn No H. lie Nc IN 90 pieds pouces
snss sur IA III a Ie
IS % peds gnes sur gne qg e separe a No y
Les Nos H. 10 To- IL ID ~ et ~ cac 81 pleds pouces
lignes de face d0rlians ct de proiondeu
No H. peds iponces gnes Ia ligne qu stpare du No
sapare u No 5 Le No Is % pied 5peuees gnes la
gne dc aure qu sapare u No 49, LIE No L. 80 peds
6pouce gnes gne qui tpare du No ID ct 90 pieds
pouces gne sur gne de aue q IL sdpare du No
IL lie No IL % pieds pouees ignes sr la gne qu e
pare No 6 ct % pied ct me Lyme sur la gne de
gne gne ani spare da No Y ct % peds 10 pouees
No IN % ped 10 pouces gnes Ia gne qi lie separe
No % pieds ponces gnes sur Ia gne de faue cote
nui il senae du No 0set omant lange res Or.
leans ct Premiere % peds Ii pouce gnes In gne qui
spare du 10 90 peds ignes de face la Premiere
lie tout commencement au dit plan.
Saisis dams l,affaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adjudication.
y. 7. PARKER,
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y = z# r. T. PARKER, Y
sheritfof the Parish OF Orleans,

euArR1EmE oouR De DISTRICT LA ~, VILE DE IA NoU-
de Ia Nssyslls Orleans, IN &, s $aos
II moi adresse par honorab Quatrieme Cour de District de
Ia Orleans dams aare cidessqs e procddera e
re de In Commune entire du Camp ct dies Magasns
publiqe adjudication de Ia propree CT apes de-
critic, SAVIOR -.
hmnnr Of Raeatee al pieds face la B8gatee
peds de profondenr
GoNDTTToSs@ au moment de radindicaiion
Z. T. PARKER,
,,1a % az ok IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans
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75'7- no = - = 775-75 777357z777
Al Western Politician.

About a dozen years ago, Governor y and
Judge W were candidates for Congress in their
district. They were both far-sighted, ahrewd pol
iticans-the Judge the better lawyer and debater
the Governor by far the more winning in his man
ners, as the sequel will fully establish. One hot
day in July, while they were travelling together on
men or more assembled on the roadside for the
purpose of having shooting match. Thinking it
good time and place for presenting their respec-
tive claims, the Governor proposed stopping.
They halted, and the Governor soon made himself
at home. He bought number of chances in the
match, and, being quite good marksman, sue
ceeded well, winning quite q quantity of beef
which constituted the prize. The Judge had con-
seientous scruples as to shooting matches, and did
not participate, hut stood by, conversing with the
more sober of the crowd while his friend the Gov
ernor was in high glee with his companions over
the beef When the beef was given out to the
successful shooters, our Governor ordered his to
be divided among some poor widows who, he as
certained lived in the vicinity and then asked the
b'hoys if they were not .dry2n OF course they
were, and the Governor generously ordered .
Here again the Judge had scruples, and did not
participate, but had it been otherwise, it wonld
have awaited nothing. The Governor was decidedly
the man at the shooting match, while the Judge felt
himself emphatically in the yocatire. Leaving
their friends. they proceeded on their way some
twelve or fifteen miles, and halted at camp
ground, where the annual camp meeting was Pc
ing held They separated m me crow, sacn slec
| friends and strangers making hay while the sun
shone--for there was, indeed, fine opening: To-
wards night the Judge began to look round for his
| DISTINGUISHED opponent. but could lind him no.
where He waited patiently till evening services
began. and concluded he would go out to the large
she'd where the people had assembled fer meeting,
sinking. perhaps, he might meet his friend On
eojng JILL what was his establishment to find the
gallant Governor, the hero of the shooting match,
In front of the altar, surrounded by ministers and
ss-leaders, with hymn-book in his hand, head
L. -....- -. I.
permit,
Hsw firm foundation ye saints Of the Lord y
From that moment, y said the Judge 81 gave M
all hopes. tell you'll tell you, sra man that's
good for a eamp-meeting and q shooting match
can't be beat for Congress It can't be DONE sir e
And cn II nrnvad5s
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Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRoIsIExE Cow DIsrRcr La VILE DE La NILE
sIxrH DISTRICT GouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Of New Orleans. MRS. ADELE BROWNING. 2,593
RY Virtue Of q writ Of fieri facias to

- i XIV ossn Mrs ADELE Ell aRoWN hAss as s.
i &c aonsa 1t e s sri b fasias as
Of New Orleans in the above entitled win proceed
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on MONDAY the 18th day
sEvENTEEN LOIS oF GROUND, situated, lying and be-
~ the second District r & this city, in the BY
numbers from four to twenty inclusive according TO plan
drawn p p dsss s Deputy dated
said lots measuring in American according to said
8 and each 30 feet inches and lines st.
Ann street 6y The following depths, yz lot No g feet
inches lines on he other side line which divides from lot
Ss from Mo ID e. 3 Hs s bs as linz s w sss
ds ne Wh This dy r., from 1t No Let No
~ fes fS tSs
ON he sf qp lines
inches Inc Witch divides iii i from No la and
e lsr ns Es'e On dy IKE
o s s i d @ Vi No from snd s N IL a ss
TO- forming the corner a., q 81 Ann and Second
Lots Nos il each p ssssa ssss
tic Second streets 81 feet inch line
h ne ssfss from 1T No. T. Lot N % y
inches lines which divides from lot No H. and
f s eff 2 S s fs s f hs
line which divides Il from ut No T. and % feet inches lines
Lots Nos H. 15 16 H. IS 10 and 70 each 80 feet
uches lines front Orleans street. by the following depths
viz Lot No. H. 90 feet inches lines the side fine which
divides from lot No - and % feet inches and lines the
other side line which divides IL from lot No Is Is 90
feet inches lines te de line which yidss i from lo
and % feet INCHES lines the other side line which di
the side line which divides It from lot No. L. and 81 feet
inches lines the other side line which divides it from
WHICH divides fe a No y and % feet inches and line
feet inches line the side line which divides il from
IL and % feet 10 inches and lines the other side line which
No 49, 10 90
the side line which divides from lot No. lS and 90 feet IL
inches and lines the other side line which divides it from
lot No. - And lot No. D. forming the Orleans
First Streets 90 feet il inches and lines the side line which
divides it from lot No. 49, and 90 feet lines First
street
The whole according to said plan
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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DEuxIEaE couR DE DISTRICT 7LA VILE DE LA NyELLE
As r ORLEANS Vs. DAME
de Ia Nonyelle Orleans BROWN, f. de cl.-No l6 s333
EN VERTU dun writ de safsfe ct yente a
moi adresse par Honorable Deuxene Cour dc District
IA Nouvcie Orleans dams faae cdesss e pocederai Ie
SAMED II davril 1850 midi rotel de Ia Cite, de
la Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magans la yee
pubiqne ct adjudication de- -
UN TERRAIN sue dBns lie Premier District de cette ye
dams lilet No M borne les Gasqae de la Commune
Robertson ct Claiborne F3#g8
lie dit terrain ayanf peds six IN rue
Robertson quaire vngt pouces Ell cna nes
De proondeu sur la dn cote de Ia Gaaue g
dese pe dis deux gnes de pr.fondeu lgne
Fanre cote du cote de Ia de la Commune vngDenf
pes neuf pouces ct huit gnes gne agonae dams
fond du dit terrain. s 1556 T5
Ensemble avec oues les basses ct arnsorations qu sy
trouyent CONSTANT aison bos deux
en- deux locations de deux chabres cabinet chncune
chaussee ct PREMIER ass cuisine denx eages
en- boi de guac chamures chague location deu cham
bres, puts, cuve, lieHx d'aisaHce etc.
lie tout confoement plan dresse par c. A. Aas
pHte General ct dapose bureau dn Sheriff de la
Paroisse d Orleans.
Saisi dams rafiaire cidessus. g.. 81
GoNDITIoSs-Compan moment de Naturalization.
+. T. PARKER,
mia q 81 NJ II Sheriff de la Parosse
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

MARIE DE la NouvKILE- ORLEANS I
Hotelde- vile, % fevrier 1850
I'm YERTU de la resolution No. 4,077 du
IA Gonse comnnn de la vile de la Nonyelle Orleans ct
10 section 100 de Ia chartre dc la se avis par
lie present onne que lntenton Nouyee
are pieres quarree la Market Nod Sud
entire les r1ies Tchoupitoulas ct Souyelle I.evee,
fe24 1t sw GERARD sTITH Marie
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F.. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

QuArRIEME couR DE DIsrR1cr PEET, sIMds & CO. VS..
de Ia Nouyee Orleans. SAMUEL F. MARKS
I'm VERTU dun writ de ficri faclas, q
~ moi adresse par Honorable Qustreme Gour de District
Nouvee Orleans dams Paare cidessus procedegai
LUNDI l6 de dayrl 1860 l0a heures NJ slr les licnx
ciapre d6signe Ia yente publique ct adjudication de-
Tos les MEUBLES EFFETS contenus dams Ia masea
cupee par lie deendeur stnee lange des Apollo
Qnatrieme dams lie Quareme District de ye suiysn in
yentare deposa en- mon bureau pour recours
Saisis dams l'afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adiudcation.
~ Il. T. PARKER,
I q II IL dali ,IArlaap
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EcosD DISTRICT Court MARIANA SGHI.oGEL wife sepa,
lrated of JOS. ANTOINE SCHLO-
OF New Orleans GEL IS. JOHN BROWN No.
1903
PY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facIas to
directed by the Honorable the Second District
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel street. between
April, 1850 at IL o'clock NJ
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in The First -
District of this city, and designated IN square No sss7
g. comprised within Graver Perdido, St and Ade- M
line streets per plan drawn by Augustus Phelps Surveyor
David L. McCay late notary in this city; said measuring
English thirty feet eight and inches
Perddo street. and thirty feet in width i'll the depth
Of hundred and Sis feet and nine inches the line dividing
it from lot No f. and Of hundred
the line dividing it from lot No. g. of said plan.
Together with the buildings and rpro thereon with
exception EH.
Being the acquired by the snid John Brown Mr..
then notary in this city the 9th day May,
Seized in the above suit. sal't.5} E.s
TERMS-Cash the spot s
@ @ 80 E. II PARKER
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANJ,
City Hall. February 23 1860.
DY VIRTUE of re solution No. 4.D77 or the
ID Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans and In
eordance with section 40 of the City Charter notice is hereby
intention the city Of Orleans
paved with square blocks North and South Market Streets
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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Fou,ru DISTRICT ,ousr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. UR.
Of New Orleans; sIS LacoSTE..So ls;4o5.
ID me ireeed BY the honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans in The entitled will proceed
sell q, hubic auction at the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Gamp and Magazine streets, the 18th day
Of ANIL 1860 II o'clock NJ the following described prop
ertp, viz 49,,
Third District Square Thirteen, St Anthony Goodchdren,
Love Bagaee Streets "a feet front on Bagatee street, by
81 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS--Cash on the spot. :, :,
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE Or THE PEACE g; H; DIXON AND Ed
for the WARD MALI.ON VS. PAT
pY VIRTUE of n writ Of fieri facias to
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans in the above entitled
cause will proceed to sell at public auction at the City Hotel
Exchange situated Common street. between Camp and Ma
gane Streets TUESDAY, the LIST day of May 1867 at II
o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the First Dis
rct this city in square bounded by Delord Dryaaes
Rampant (ae Circus street. and Caope streets said lot
urng q feet less front Deord street and
having depth of about 1876 feet less Together with
all buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
story frame building brick 'front.' and twosory kitchen
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
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TREksURER's OFFICE,
City of Jefferson, January LIST, 1860.
NOTICE ITO TIA I1AYEBS-Nnf ice is hei.e

z
City Of Jefferson, January LIST, 1860.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYE1SS-Notice is here
by given to all PERSONS residents residents indebted
the City Of Jefferson for of the 1859 and previous
that the said taxes due payable from the
of january, 1860, to the LIST Monday in June 1860.
Notice Is further given, that will be office,
Yaence and Leyee Streets from o'clock A. NJ p
NJ to receive said taxes and Il the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according
FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
BUREAU TREsoRIER
Vile de Jefferson. lie Ter ianvier 1860 {
Wis AUX CCNTRlBUABLES.-P lie pre-.
toutes personnes residents nonredents la
vile de Jefferson qu Placement taxes impo
secs o Pannee 1859 les preca
denies notifies les dites taxes dues dae du
janyier 1860 bureau Chanbre u
Conse encognure des yalence evee Jefferson
de hesres A. NJ henres p NJ pour les
present requis dayor saresser bureau dc
JUN 1860 sous peine de la ioi.
ja3 I'd FELIX IAGROUE. Tresorier.
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NoUyELLE- ORLEANS Ii deeembre 1859.
A Honorable President membres du
Conse Comnnn de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
7 ES SOUSSIGNES, proprietaires fafsant
IL face la DIES Bons Enfan DIES StBernard Es
panade ct Ia StBernard DIES Bons Enans Ga
borne dams lie Toisieme District de la Souyele Orleans
pectenseent reprente voe honorable corps les tes
sont dams mansase condition aan paste
ct souven mpraticables les voures etc. ct dcmanden
que les dtes soent pagtes peres rondes E petit
tionaires etc.
A. Il. BeHvenu, 80 pieds
A. F. Bienyenu, 30
II. NJ. Wright, los
s. Masnereau 2l5
Jos Baganac, 1876
Theo GommageTei IL -
a. Pesson, 81
A. Gastaing, 81
u. Poretigens 50
p. s. Wilt, 81
F. Iacroix 1G7
F. Laerois, 40 ~
VIM. Gourdain, Ga
RiGhd. LAMBERT 80
~ Wn. Deymond Deinotte, III
T. Vim. Dey1nond Deinotte, 81
Nicolas Trcding.
Jean B6thancourt 90
Celestin Glapion, 80
II. Gueno 80
H. Deyele 81
A. Lscroix rs
j. Anthoine, 80
n. H. Larose, 331s-
j. Beaudet, So
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