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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-15

VIRGINIA PLEDGED TO NoN-INTEKvEN
r1oN.-Charles w. Russell, chairman of th'
Virginia delegation in the Charleston Con
veution, has published an address to the
Democracy of his District in the Daily U
Mon, of Wheeling, in explanation Of his
course and that Of the Virginia delegation
at Charleston. This address contains i'm
portant statements, which pledge the honor
Of the Virginia Democracy to stand by the
doctrine of intervention, as affirmed in
the Cincinnati platform We quote:
"By the Cincinnati platform the Demo
cratic party, at the anstaflc6 Of the South,
committed itself to the doctrine of mon in
tervention.' The Virginia delegation in
the Cincinnati convention proposed to the
Committee on Resolutions to assert the right
to legislative protection of property in the
Territories. But the platform was report
ed without such a clause. 1t was adopted
in that form unanimously. It's conspicuous
and peculiar principle a0as non interference
By Congress With slauery IN the Territories
With that understanding 1t acas accepted b,
the party and the country.
1T commended itself to tie people of the
South, of the United States, and of the Ter.
ritories, because it was designed to restrain
Congress from prohibiting slavery, to tran
quilize the Union by withdrawing dan
gereus controversy from our federal politics
and to confer on the people IF the Terrific
raes an enlarged freedom and moW.
trust."
Here we have several distinct avermcnts,
Che truth of which no honest man can deny:
"lst "That by the Cincinnati platform
the Democratic party, at the instance of the
South, committed itself to the doctrine Of
non intervention.
I'd. '"rhat the Virginia delegation in the
Cincinnati Convention, proposed to the
committee on resolutions to assert the
right of legislative protection of property in
the Territories, but that the platform was
reported without such clause"
Sd. "That the platform was adopted il.
nanimodsly,' and that it's conspicuous and
peculiar principle was non-intervention by
Congress with slavery in the Territories. ,"
4th. That the Cincinnati platform "with
that understanding was accepted by tie
party and the country"
9th. That the object of Virginia and the
South in waving the claim to ''legislative
protection" and in adopting non-interven-
ton in lieu Of protection, was ''to tran.
quilize the Union by Withdrawing dan.
gerous controversy from our Federal poll.
tics, and to confer on the people Of the Ter.
ritories an enlarged freedom and noble
trust"
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More EEeEsss

Gov. Joseph E. Brown, the present Chief
Magistrate of Georgia, and the most popular
man IN the State comes out against the Sc
ceders. They are left comfortless and hi III
and dry in Georgia. Cobb, Iverson, and
Jackson will have to 60 into mourning for
the horrible mistake as to the time they
rave chosen to turn Fire Eaters. Cobb and
jackson were submissionists in 1850, and
lVerson very tepid Fire-Eater.
Gov Brown, after ably arguing the dues
ton of the Importance of harmonizing ard
Sustaining the National Democratic party.
as the only barrier to tie success of the Black
Republicans, says:
If the Democratic party will stand Upon
the Cincinnati platform, and the resolution
rendered by the New York delegation at
Charleston, (being the Tennessee resolution
adopting the decision Of the Supreme Court
as the proper exposition of the platform. l
see no advantage which the South can gain
by refusing longer to Cooperate with the
party. What other party, able to contend
with the Black Republican party, has adopt.
ed platform as sound !?
Ny advice, therefore, is to send delegates
to Baltimore, to insist upon the adoption of
the Cincinnati platform, and the resolution
rendered by the New York delegation, or
some other of similar import. as the plat
form and that sound man be placed up
on 1t as the nominee of the party Should
this be denied, there will then be time
enough to meet at Richmond or elsewhere
and adopt a platform and nominate candid
ates upon it, with a view to Sectional con-
test.
| am respectfully
Your fellow citizen and ob't serv't,
JosEPH Il. Brown.
The Northern Democrats did vote to en-
dorse the bred Scott decision, but the Sece-
ders uoted 1t dovn.
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i BLAIR. r ho" NJ
NJ. BLAIR 81 Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DICU MANI VA.

awe their undivided attention to the sale ale o
eT TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR. BACON,
Liberal Advances made on Ccnsgnnlents III
st pre
Tabruary 10, lS61-6m.
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B. p. PHILIPS
RESTAURANT

FOP TIE DAY AND ALL NIGHT,
MILL be pleased to accommodate gentlemen at
w all hours both with fjod and drink of the
most choice kind, at tn, stand OF the Old ALI
II AMBAA, at the Corner of 18th and Main Streets.
Richmond, Feb. II. lS60.--ly
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lust RECEIVED.-A very fine lot of all
= kinds of SPECTACLES; plated. steel and gold
and all kinds of Spectacle Glasses concave, convex
aud colored. A. LANG.
sStaunton, Feb. 3, 1860
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e9H W. SHEFFEY. 'Ao' no""A"ONH"' 90
LAW NOTICE..
fTlaE undersigned have formed partnership IN
4 tie Practice Of Law, in the various 20 urls
held in ,tau .ton. They will attend promptly to
all business confident to their care. Especial at
tention paid to the Collection of Claims
HuaH W. SHEFFEY will practice in the Courts
Of Highland Bath and Roekbrid &c a ana IN the
Court of Appeals. HUH SHhr NE - T.
tauuton Jan Is, 1859.
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nrotessioaal Catbs.
WIN. Miller

1TA3 opened a NEW AND FASHIONABLE
III Boot and shoe store, on 81
Ncw Street, two doors above Benz; eoa
to urnish customers uss"e both With cjfy
and Homemade work of every de- So
scrpton and quality, including LADIES' , Misses IS,
Children. and Mems SHOES AND BOOTS OF all
Linas aud BROGANS for Servants of the very
touality In short he is prepared to fill all or
ers, either by manufacturing or with work On
and, that may be made it matters not as to the
as opened first class Boot and Shoe Store.
Stanton, May ii, lS60.-tf.
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QUILT AND ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS. for
VI frames, and artists Materials Of every descrip
ton, for sale at P. II TROUT CO.'S
Staunton, April Ii, 1860, Drug Store.
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o h& Uinditator.

srAUNTSNs VA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1860.
o~~O~O~~~>-O~~-~-~~@
S. M. YOST, Editor and Proprietor.
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MILL IRONS. MACHINERY AND ALL
wi kinds of Castings made to order at the Staun-
ton Foundry, by A. j. CARRIER & co.
Oct. 7, 1859.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-15

MOKING TOBACCO-Of No. Quality,
~ Barrels and 10 lbs Bales, for sale by
r. J. GLENDY.
per G. T. Cochran.
Stauntnn Nov. IL. 1859.
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Dental Notices

xxrv CHAPMAN has removed hi4 Office to the
w aid Rell Tavern, near the Virginia Hotel,
and opposite "Brandeburg's Corner" and adioin-
ing Rankin's Daguerrean Gallery, where he VIII De
pleased to see his friends and Customers.
Stanton, Feb. 3, $780,
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CPAULDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE for sale bv
- ss. P. H. TROUT d co.
Staunton, April 13, 1860.
~ cheap. A. b. CHANDLEE.
Staun:on, July o., 80.
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MORN HOES.-l2 doz. Cast Steel Corn Hoes in
- Store and for sale by
Siaaator, April27. WOODS 1 GTLKFsON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-15

ono BUSHELS OF CORN for sale bv
OOO TAYLOR l. HOGE.
Stanton, May ii, 1860.
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A Cure Warranted in two days.
Or JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Par
is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some
of the most astonishing cures that known.
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfulness, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with arrangement of
mind were cured immediately.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-15

THE founder of this celebrated Institution, the
L only regularly Educated Physician adverti-
sing, offers the most certain, speedy and only ef-
fectual remedy in The world fer
SEC II EFT nISEA SEES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-31
F a L L s T q g k--
HATS& CAPS FOR THE MILLION.
!. s.. a VERY.

mo- IzAo Mann at
-r s WHEELIN9, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
extensive Stock Of goods, in the Hat line, ever sx
hIbitsd In this market -..r-..--.-.sf o.
THE LEDGER HAT,
Now the great leading Hat for Young Gentisuen, j
have in SVery variety OF color, quality and price, tho
MOLRsKIN DRESS CASHMERE HAT,
OF my own manufacture and Of the most celebrated
manufactures OF Now York and Pbiladelplia. Of the
very latest style and finest quality; THE sO FhENcH
FHR Haze, Of althe varieties Of shapes quAlt4es end
TIE sAXONY WOOL HATS,
sdft French, made Of tho finest American, Spanish
aud Saxony WOOls. aH#t 90. i
an MEMS AND BOYS CAPS
Cloth, Cashmere Plush and Glazed, hum the IOWsst
pFIes to the finest.
oHILDRRNS HATS AND CAPS,
Beautifully and richly trimmed, just imported from
Prom my long sxperisneo in manufacturing, and
the have taken in selecting my stock is guar
autee to purchasers that they be suited with the
best Of goods, and at the lowest prices,
sepS 8. AVERY, 146 Main Street.
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WOh, iLola4 best beloved what moment
to confess; aud / know not If 1 tsel pain
or.gladness most. irRl
sThere arcTnOW no secrets between us,
said Lota, smiling; take this rite give me
the pistol; one kiSs-sOhl they come.
Save me from them at any COST P'- %
thought my ears would have split az
their dreadful yells, for they were nOwupon
us, opening out to surround us; and though
the. horses held bravely on, dreaded,
every moment that sheer terror would par
aIyze them. II is scarcely possible TO con-
ceiVe the unutterable horror that was cir
cling us both; young lovers with beating
hearts, forever, from that hour, inter-
changed with each other.
With loIling tongues, eyes of fame,
hoarse, deep grOwls, they had ceased to
bay and howl; they were closing IN upon
us. l remarked one huge monster in ad-
vance of the rest; his object evidently be-
ing to leap into the sleigh from behind. 1
fired-and missed himI The next moment
his huge bulk came scrambling over the
back; his paws were Oname; his fiery
breath ON my,cheeks; and Ie1pected, as ]
mnrmured short prayer. to feel the fangs
of the ah1orrent brute inimy flesh. A
flashI-a crashi-a gush of bloOd-and
the creature tumbIed backward; shot
through the throat, to the spine, by my
brave Lotal Then piled hatchet, aud
split skull after skull, while the sleigh tore
on; but / was giving up all hope, and turn
ing round-Oh, Heaycnl-tO spare my.dar-
ling a more hideous fate, when shots and
shouts rang around, and troops of dogs
and hunters came swiftly to our aid, aud
and we were SGred. E5a
Providence had directed the sleigh to
EEVVin6v.0aDsu Onr firinuP Faaeha6 the hear
ing of our friends, and brought them out
IN hot haste to aid us. Weswere saVed !;
and as bore her fainting form into the
hospitable hall, and clasped her tenderly
to my breast, yon may gness how sincere
was the gratitude breathed to Heaven.
1t was the prelude to wedding, which
occurred soon afterwards; and you may be
sure never forgot my fight with the
wolves, how pluckily my noble Lota back
ed me, or the somewhat original but
Gpropos mode in which II told my Love" +"
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aaiIg ntelIigentrr.
i j TERMS OF 5ADVRRTIsING.

TWELVE solIp LISEs .. NoSP4RE1I. (pR osE pOH) or
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Scales
s Pc. HIIDRETHl25 BRo.,1I
No.5S HIaiI,-sfreet, .ts-

Wheeling, Va
RE- AGENTS FOR HOWES SINfPE0NED NBIGH-
n ing seaIes Hay and Cattle scales Portable 1Hop
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 100 70
Tfrorx1, s1,TE AonIcrLTrnaL FAIE, PEEEEssrEs,
Nov. s. 1858. first rIass Diploma awarded BY the
Yirzinia State ARTieutural SOdety-s Thasa sEnies
have been introduced IN Virginia hut two weeks, IN
which time they ha4e received = TfR eESss DIPLOMA
and two E1ReI CLASS MERAIs, and, are apgroVed and
Recommended By an WhO have examined them. Cab
p C. HILDRETII { BROS $ MainSt
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' RS-SPRC1AL Nof1CES Double the above rates as
a5EYearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the numbsrof changes
made. gs, ih'
Allndyertisemehtsf from transient persons strapg
ers, to bSpdid for in Gdrance. 81 p 'i,H ~
prescribed by law. sss e,I
business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 per year,
So for six months hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
tho Advertisers own Immediate businessi and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate, sent In by them must
be paid for ati the Itsnhl rates. .5
6a-AdYerttsements not accompanied with written
dfrectibnB will bo inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly. sissaz5isi szi5 r. ssgqy.i. ~
Notices for Political Meetings to bO charged call
cases at full rates. ,15l55 ~ 7l5 tt -tfH Nil =
Marriages Notices Of Funerals, and announcement
of Sermons, 50 cents each. -, noy11-'6o 3
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IN d D r q. N q q
,Ghoice First Class Insurance

I'm TN p;
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Again the indescribably hideous and lu-
gubrious sound broke forth; clearer-near-
er. 1t increased; it itmultiplied; the horri-
BILE cyeseendo, howling, shrieking, and raw
ening, was not that of the wind this time.
-"Merciful GodF' gasped LOta. "The
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n. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 60 Main street

No. 60 Main street,
-"t WHEELING, VA.
IA RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IMP0R
" TATIONS, being tile1argest they have ever made
throne Season and embraces the new styles OF MIR
GRANITE, IRON STONE CHTyA- together Utth Common
White and COIored QuecnEWaTe in great variety. Aeo
a large and well selected stock OF Pare White. Gold
Rand and FancyPRENCIT CHINA. either in sctts or
acpsFnte China Decorated VaaeS, ColoSnes Card Bas
ksts Tete a Tete Sets Fancy CupA- Tugs, Sc. Alan
ne Cutlery, Castors, together with their
heavy stock II the VaThus grades OF Pressed Cut and
Tlley invite the attention Of the TTade and viii d
Ieate to Merchants their bills purchased in the East
At same prices. auEzssso
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vRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION -
Riss accepted at tors consistent with solVency and
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The horses halted trembIingly; only the
sIlivering twinkle of the bells broke the
death-siIepce that fell like. eclipse over all.
"What is thatP'' asked Lota, in shud-
dering whisper, as she cIutched my arm.
| listened at is the wind sigEingI and
dying away in the pine forest" answered.
sAnd We do not go near the forest, she
said "Hark!there it is again. Oh, what
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AW Bookss... =.

81 Adam Bede. 1dyls Of the King last1l
Dr. French'sneW work OI9ssqEy 0f Eug1sh 1SoI'is5
Gfuction by Bayari IayIor1 KoeGTIeetiOus % JefFy
Hanlyn; The Roman Question: Hardy 6OEmanf
BachelOF's Story ReoOlecfiOns Of the HevOiut101s
Book OF the Chess CongreaS- The Shelby MemOFilis
Knitting Work, by 4Ts PaTtingtOns Reeolleetons OF
Samuel Martin; Ten FGlFS Of \ PFeaeheFlg Life, BY
MeIburn the Blind Preacher: Memoirs Of YtdOeq, by
hfmselE Henry ST. s0hiI Gent; Ny SRI Book l0ster
Brothers; Tempest epd Supsdnes Brea< pner
.oF J1venile Bolts V a have avery variety
Of SterOscOpie views, ranging in price Qnei1snS IN
strUment iFOm S tn 500 Per sett Parties sed
fns The larseEt ard finest assortment Of Stationery
ever brlgIIt 10 " heaiin especial Telil andetty
cost to make Funm faf Spring Stock Give as ealL,
and suit yOuTselfin anything NApt y our liile
seP2t'5S No; 1o6 4iain =, Wheeling, Va
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FIRE AND INLAND D.HANI0AI4ON =.
Riss accepted at tors consistent with solVency and
fair profit.
E,,.isr attention direr to Insurance of DWELLINGS,
and C6trtetts for terms 9f0'te 4. IRE yeuTS. ~
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine and storm or periods eventfu in or exempt from
sweeping conhagrations and maritime disaster BE-
Inc Ianr established ona casli basis the troubles of
the credit system affect US in no material particular
During "hard times the security Of reliable IIisu-
rance is an imperative duty-the ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much 1essened.
Polce, issued without delay, ::and. all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, BY :a
SAAI'L p. HILDRETH, Agent,
oficO at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
fab1Q-daw till Jan 1st SO .--t.5E 7s,s'
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PAR J. B. WALTON,

EsoAsrEuR--Bureau 40 rue du Camp.
SAMEDI, le 2 novemb b1, Is6o. midi, Il
assR I ID i YEN, Gsal e
District, g eptembre 1860 No. b. dosser
onds eseayes ~ actions shsnin O. q
Biens-Fonds.
qni trouyen dams stgict de ce,te VILE dams
@ % Ne r. e. 8 an az P ps
naa aa 81 Se a1 er o. era s
plan No. s ehaenn 50 peds de face u
entre ignes PARALLELS, dapres la Anericaine
IL IN Rfas sur pss
briqne conenant pasOirs shnmSrss sousher cabinets
au fond chabe pour les domesques buandre
E s Mss5N I'm BUS p6S frAeE enan
chambres dependencies conenant chare doaes
gS TERRAfN dams le Premier District cete vile,
dams s 6om Par Les lg aes EafRe Coliseum
profnqeur de IL pieds 10 poucss ct ~ gne entire gnes
terrain No Il ct partie No ls dpres plan II
Moehausen arpentegr depo CONNIE plan No. ls dnde de
5 DEu& TEKe sINs dams ie Premier District de cete vie
S, I aod sns par e SS
Sse en @s Il mar. HUI pm sc &C. ssn dc
Brsnsn pssse ant 1isbons anefois noare en-
meshre q pieds pouees de face
d & ped ct nss
pie0s d. large ct embouehant dams la rue Heva.
n sfs fsSs 9SE N o.
paroiFs ct yes6ae aa sseSnd ssage ehambres
dependaces u tonS eis.efRes pempes can Mater work.
lie terrain 10 sioin cdessus degne meure %
s. pedi ponces gnes entire gnes paraees eompris
l'usage du passage c dessus dtsgue.
nj EoTs E f sf NJ af 9N M al
cabinet h eaeb @
mnsrde chambtes e; cuisine dams les difendance du
de S75 par niois.
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r .IsFRANcK's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFY1NG -INvIGoRATINa ! REGULATING

For producing a Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Boiehes
and Eptons from the Faee. Curing Low Spirits Meau
choy Dizi Palptaon of the Heart Pains in the Head,
Back Limbs Whites ard all the forms OF Disease
produced by Suppressed, Painful Irregular Menaon, to
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
Originally compounded The purpose of bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods of Women, which does under
ANY and all circumstances Lsancks Female Cordial also
proves the Female nygofatof and Beauti6er known
Il fnly MOBILIZE and proves 10 be equal to
all II has been represented.
lady of prominent citzens of Mobile has
recently cured Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
mad through apathy innction Of the womb By the
use Of aneks Fena Cordial after all other remedies had
fail led organ excited TO healthy action and she
restored health happiness and the society OF her
family and friends
of disease have become known TO the popetors
ss-sOld by JOHN WRIGHT CO., New Orleans : TAI-
LIANT CO.. Mobile and Druggists generally. sea ly
r AIDING Ex-sHIP sso eARFEB FROM BoR
Ia deanx-
SO Ciares. Lecompte Co., qs andpts
l5o Aprlcos in Brandy
100 PruneS,
80 >. Strawberries in iuce.
40 MontferrRnd CiAfet .-z
IS casks Brandy, Ciantier Bros,
Fer sale by ). ID. GRATIAA CO.,
ea9 So Cnstomhouse street.
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POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF VALUABLE
Building Lots Of Ground in the Fourth District auction
By ]. B. WALTON,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, at 12 O'Clock,
~ AT the ST. Charles Exchange will be sold auction
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN the Fourth District of this
city in the bounded by St David ST. Patrick First
Second designated by the Nos and plan by Louis
H. Pe City Surveyor measure each 25 feel First street.
by depth Of l26 feet inches bet parallel lines.
BETTER MSGne third cash and the balance a credit of
and years. the of the purchasers their
order bearing per from of
tnrity and eight per thereafter If puncay paid
with peeal mortgage of The property sold until final payment.
Act Of sale before Notary Public, at the expense of
the purchaser. nj
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CAMEDI, lie de novembre 1860. a midi,
- Ia Buuse de Hotel ST. Charles ct snivant
ordre de Honorable Sxieme Gour de District Judcire
rose Est Baton Rouge date dn q de epembre 1860 No
5l6 il yendu lencaii-
Tn certain LOT DE TERRE ansi one les hatsseS ct anne
oraons gi ronyen situs dams Quareme District de
Ia vile de la Souyele Orleans dams le borne par las
Water jackson, levee Philip, desgne par la ere de
le dun plan drese par Hugh Grant voyer de la vile de
Lafayette mauenan lie Qratricme District de Vile lie
quel plan Giant ceu de la de VILE g. ped de face
In de Ia eyte Ga pieds pouces de face Water,
So peds pouces de face Philip 81 peds pouces
la ligne Ii jackson.
ElT= C0SDiTIONS-Uniers compliant ct la balance un
credi de ct de dex u jour Ia vene les a0quereurs
devant fourn des ble coupons attn de epondre
les heers les dts bets devront porter pour
dineTe de Ia date Ia mata ct sponr cent apres maurte
sis netaent pages jusqua qus 10 soient by
potheque sur Ia roee avec privilege du sendeur de sassu
rer lie Placement de biets.
Acte de veute pardeveant Theodore o. Stark noare public
rais de acquareur. SEES 20 oil ID % 20 nj 8
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SUCCESSION OF G. v. JoNrE, DECEASED NINE
Lots of Ground Gasquet sreet-Six Lots Of Ground
in the City of Jefferson
BY J. B. WALTON,

AUcTIoNEER-0hce, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, Decor ber sth, 1850. mt ne
. o'clock NJ the Chares Exchange, in Pursuance
order the Hon. p. II. MORAN, Judge of the Second District
Court Of New Orleans Docket No o2 dated October 20
1860 will be sold public auction The following described
property for account OF the succession of G. Jonte deceased
to-wit-
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Gas.
euet Broad Canl and Dogenois streets designated by the
Nos 10 9, Nos 10 measuring each 81 feet
Gasanet street by depth of 100 feet lot No forming
of Gas4net and Dorgenois streets Lots Nos
elusive adon the above aud each q feet front
que street by depth Of 100 feet Ii inches and lines
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in The City of Jefferson in the
square bounded by LAUREL Cad Jersey vaenee strees7
designated by the Nos IA 49, inclusive, measuring each Il
feet inches and lines front Laurel street. by depth
loo feet between parallel lines Lot No IA the Of
Laurel and Catlz streets.