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MISCELLANEOUS.
The House that Jack Built"
Of Jewish Origin.


Very lev are aware Of the original form
II this nursry legend, or the particular
'oh~c, !, Vas i.sgpsd 10 ilisstrai. And
f,~sr still would so'pse, that u Vas only
N accommodated and altered translation
e an sne,snt pArasOlissl hymn, sung BY
he Jew. at the least Of the passover. and
commemorative Of the principle events in
the history Of ,ba, people. Yet such 10 The
far,.
The original 10 In the chaldean language.
We here furnish Q liberal translation Of 10.
and add the Interpretation. a. given By r.
y. Debr-cht. Lsipsic, 1871:
a hid. . hid my father bought,
Tor two pieces OF money;
A kid. hid.
Their came the cat. aud ate the hid.
That nv father bought.
Tor ,~o pieces Of money;
Aid. hid.
Then cam. the dog and biz the cat,
That ate the Nd,
That nv father bought,
Tor tw0 piece. Of money;
a kid, skid.
Then cane the staff and beas the dog.
That bit the cat.
That ate the hid,
That my father bought,
Tor two pieces u money;
A kId. KID.
Then came the Gre and burned the staff.
TIA, hat the dog,
J lst bit the cat,
TAat ste the lid.
Tat nv father bought,
= I~o pieces Of money:
A kIt. kid.
'rasn came the water and qusuehsd the Gre,
lat burned the STAG.
Tat beat the dog,
at BAT th- cat,
= 81 ate the KID.
= at nv father hought.
i,r two pieces Of money:
4 kij, kId.
Ten cane the or. and drank ih, water,
Tat Qgsbched the Gre,
Trai barnet the ,tAd,
That beat the dog.
'hAt Bat the cat,
That ate the hid.
ibst nv father bought,
pr two piecS-. Of money:
A AID. hid.
TSsn earss tie hatcher and slew the OF.
Tat drank the water,
Tat qa~nch-d the tre,
Tt barn. 4 The sat.
20 ,tt "a th- DE-,
q 10 80 cat
e. 40. tl. az.
t,-tm father bought,
fIr W. r. cvs Oi money
\ KID, aid.
Ten came the angel u death and killed the
butcher,
Tat .lss the or.
Lat drank the water.
Tat quench-d the Gre.
That Suru-i the s,.H.
Tia, bat the dog.
Tat bit The cat.
That ate the k,l.
That nv f.Insr bought,
In I~O pace. VI moDey
s'd' Aa'
rNsn cane The Holy one. blessed be lie.
Tat k,ilsd the ans-l of death,
HAT KILLED the hatcher,
THai sls~ tie OK,
Thug drank nv water.
That gu-ochsl The Gre.
hat harmed TIE stat.
a'' ,-.', Voc q -
5h.t,t m. I'D.
That nv father bought.
for To- P'ece- Of n,"sY =,
W. wv
TIE f,ll,vips ., 'ts Interpretation
7. TIE ti. which vas one at the paar
.-,a,l.. d,,.o's- 'h- u rr,~. Toe father
p, .t..,o %. 80. rar... II J-bau-. mo
..r.r-,-rr.-is.,.. .-i-.,s .h,- s,l.,i.a {,
.. u .r'r upu'u I'r to- Ii.cr- Il
on -.. 10, " -.. AL Atr.u. tutoush
......t .'.try~. ~.r. hroashI
9at ., E.tIt
= Irrr,t l-r.8t,s tle A-.,rian.. d, whom
o.. r.. Ir,r.. ~rrr earned toto captivity
:. Toe 10, ,mhyl,al VI ,he Babylo.
man.
80 NJ ''''''',, '', ''''''" f"'
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Caution.

I, h,. ben estimated that over Trs H.sd,'f
TAss,s.i Dsis'' srr psi, % .sindl'ng qus's'
A,naail,. 10 N,~ Eagl.sd sL'n-, ~iihoat ssy 80.
al To iho.. ~ho pay u. Mu.i ofih,, SON c'''sss
IRON = sb.. ~ pc,.os. -ho sTr tho lc''i shl' 10
lo,e u. lai once pad iAsy ss- s,u Eu AZ bis.
aai they az. compelled to .uhsT the ~foas ~ o..
escs. soi darn, 10 .Npb., the chs., lof fsf ~
,spa.i-r il,-..l,. Al Ihi. c,'ue. from trusting.
s.iAs.S ,-q.ry. 10 men sha ~. ahss destitute 81
ho.oS. cksncisr. snd .I,ll. and -h".s s.'y 80
ooa,D~nd,I,ou 70 Their ows tsl'r AMI 's'r'-gsn'
i,s-, ~ prsi.- u themselves. u. thsrriarr.
100 ~"aLI s-s,d Ls,ss ~ assss'd, take ~ mas.
-o,d. y, -aiiU u4ai A.. Jssf'-s'as are, lat MANI
INQUIRY !-u s,li ru.i ,ou so,h'"g, snd nay
save ,oa a,ny rgr.,.. zoe. q. sd''n'''ns phy
.IsI.a. 20 nice e..-~. ~ to. arr bsrs'. there
10 az .sLiy IN trusting a.y J is-. anlt'. l"a
lhos 49, anil sAai ihsy sts.
-p, ". stl ..ni rsts. Nv raclfssing one
.isnp o.. .bp,s. q fsmyh.i On DISEASES on
WOMEN. saI 90 P'V1' D,''a.'' s-u'tall,, g''
ias tall ia'atnit,.. sSA fw -s.i s,fssti'i ''i'r-
,.s. 80 irh-saiai'. siih'-i ~h'rh 49, -d'c'i''
ias ph,.,e,,a 90 n.dc,s. Il ih,. kind ;. d"."r'.
90. 81 ,Ny CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
~ Otl-u by nail pro"p,ly aii-nd"i to-
WuIs Susf ail'... B!s's!y. ADD j"cci to DIX.
M>TTlSON. .. above.
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DAVID wgBBrR late u o,is,J.

DAVID WEBBtR late ~ Osia'j.
IN .,id C"aaiy, d.c'..,d. Ny giving baad 90 m.
l.s dHscis. H. therefore requests all prfsHa'
who are injel,,s, TO the estate ol sii dscrs's' 10
mskr Immaculate psymsnt; sad those Nh h.'s
sny dsm,ad. ihsfeOa 90 exhibit th- SAM o.
Oct. Is. i-oi. 4. '. MlLLLII.
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The Subscriber hereby give. pebble noiiss ih,i
heha. l.eea daily appo'nlsib, The honorable lodge
IL Probate io' the Couaiy ~ Osiu'd. and assuu..I
the rust ~ executor oi the Lst ~ih sol test.
mat af
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ou, IN. last isjar, io h.ahh 10 any case. ~
I. pat pp ~ bo,iLs of ,h,e d,hs'.ni sit'as h
Nth fall dir-et,op. Coz u,,ns. and .saiby EsPte-.
elp..l, .~,.,i. 20 al part. II III. eonR,D.
pRiCES-ral .,r-ngth, sos Hall sfrng'h
SIS; Qatts, strength, - psr hiils.
rYRsm.mbsr' The medicine 10 de.ign~
.,pTe-.l, E.s Op,risArt CA,ss.in ~h'ch q
o,hs, rsm,ii,. Of th. kind hs', h,lsd TO cave
.I.o that "a !. warranted 80 ',pIss n,sd % s''T
r,.pect, of N. p,,ce ~,ll - rfsn'ltd.
~ B~~sr. u imiisi,on.' Nes. wsfran'e
u,Is.. r.,,rha..d dir-cils of pr. VI. ot at hi
REMEDIAL ,f'' Sr.ra! Disease
We. - U,s- ST, Prsud'sc,. l.
tn" ,p,,iIiy ,mbr,esb slli'.e.'e. OF r.
-s,, n,,ur. hJ,h Of NJ" anil Won's,h by rg'
hfl, .ds.t-,i phNs,o,in oi tss"'y ,'ar'' p'a'
tee. gNiag h,. sAP!, an,-i's. TO 'h"w. Cone"
tsiion. b, lsiI., ~ oih.fs''s. ar, 'irShs 6s-i
I,.isi. saJ meiic,pc. ~,ll 10 .cn' by r,p''
.-cuH. omlpl-.T'a,'on,,o ahrat'' 81 The 'hh'
st.,.-. Ai.o. Accommodation. Zoe patients if"'
al-oad. wishing for srcaTr .ad private I.ifea
asd good car, . until restored 10 health
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u ". nay. roul,n,
VI. = Rarr 4 Co. 26 1rsmost Street, Bo.,on'
q. &. Goods,n L co.. ~ all ~ Msshsll ST.,
10 ton. lSmaa savage X 20. Moair,si
sold by ". 4. Rs.t. VI. u. South rni'; u.
.. B.ie, 4 Co Paris; ID y Soy.,, Nor~s,.
q Potter. John q. Gerry. u " NobIe and Jobs
u Rspi. Waterford; VIZ Young. West rsns; Z.
T. Knight, B,,sni', Poad. IS
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T.. D. MAGOON 4 co.,

No. Troy. VI, rropth,o".
To ~hom al order. should u. addrs..sd. Sold
b, Dfpgg,.i. and Msrehia'. g'se'aliy.
GpssN,L !IIsrs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-09

AucrIoHEER-OfHcs, 40 Camp street.
~ May H. Isoi Ct L. o'Gl 6"sI H.;
od Post oc at u O'Clock NJ the following described vaua
SQUARE 4 containing apen,s of land and
s s IS woh @ feet on Holiday street.
1874 feet Second street in the 0a this splendid
soy q 65if * aP d the seoad vide CALLER
Upon sqnars oaks, and
paSe s9seep5s Ssss mads Ne asest
the Belle Grove place. and now occupied by the Keer 4ca
s2U ARE b, bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
Streets divided INFO egh lots numbered from 70 Is
Nos H. L. Is H. from ing Third street. measure
50 feet oni BY LOO feet in depth Lots e - T on
street each 80 feet front BY ~ feet depth On lots
Ees q be hrabby and a
ce1e # SaF 5ssF h Fon Worth and Holiday
streets divided into twenty eight lots numbered FRI m to q
T. Is and a. ronnE street each 81 rect
by 1e feet Sa s o
so sgs 80 ss Gn ~ By ol sB wr 10 nS at Holiday
Rssd and NT 6o G and
street each 50 feet fSnt by 1850 See, in depth LOIS
i e fronting Worth street measuring each q lei
g e fron by dsph Of ~ III Lo5 and lots 2
~ S5 1sP bs ss - s and
"a Lots to 10 inclusive fronting First Street, and lots u to
r. inclusive fronting SecoTd street. each 80 feet
'front.' by depth Of 100 feet Lots II and fronting Daniel
street. and lots IS and "a fronting Oxey street,
each 80 feet front, by depth of $50 feet.
HALF or sou RE No 25 bounded by Third, Fourth and
Minor Streets and Williams avenue is divided into twelve lots
numbered from 10 T. Lots to inclusive f1nng on Minor
each 30 depth Of 20 feet. Lots and
fronting Third street measure each 80 feet by depth Of l5o
! feet.
This eligible located ths New nS orssIs
Mississippi river sixteen miles from New Orleans, the only
where the railroad with the river The land is
high the location healthy in the State 1t offers to
parties desiring establish country seats ~ convenient dis
and gardeners Others OF the
| best opportunities for investment.
The plans of tbs property be at the Office of the
| Auctioneer.
40. TERMS-For the Bell Grove Place, 4. one'irt
balance and credit with six cent
per interest from day of sale For the her squares
openrth cash. balance and three credit
with six interest from day of and all with eigh
cent interest after maturity and special mortgage unit
| final payment
| of the purchasers a6
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HABITATION SUCRIERE EFT RAFINERIE AU DETOUR
DIES ANGLAIs. MACHINES, INSTRUMENTS ARA
TORRES, 1ULETS BEsTIAUX, ETC, ETC,
Eft
QUATRE-VINGTS EsCLAyEs DE vALEUR,
pencan pour compe de la succession de WILLIAM DUN
BAR, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

PAR J. B. WALTON,
Observation-Disclosures 40 rue du Camp.
NEERCHEDI Is de Mai 1861, a midi, a la
HA BOurse des Macpands Encandurs ancen bureau
nSnobo pset Haae poOr ' pe
d G st h TS 8 pa
de la Succession de william Dunbar dGsdd des biens
Biens Immeubles.
l. UNE HABIT ALTON suCRIERE conuue sous lie nom de
atle Ground Pnu.tion eomposee dcs portions dhabs
Denis heaonde snse dams la psrose de st Bernard sur la
d dH o rls de la chdue saperes
de Piss penis ct 52W q'"pets, plus on moi scion
m M iSS fsembs avec Ia re Ia erie les ba,Es
les toraons dc tous genres les ensns ct les machines,
DIX dssgrt ehscun les numtros TO- H. u IS, IA,
IN plan par A. Bourgero le l5ome jour d. nTier 1913
e paSS VIE e % jour De
Les dix lots nyant les dimensions snivares, sayoir
o No 70 nsre 225 pjsds de fac NJ suys entire gnes
s. crn M ~ns assGa De ST d d S n %
so" "yo cG ~De ssSf s 9s u ndn n une
50 pied a ehemo de fer ~ Florida AyenHe
S ps H d CT a is
895 Po4s poqcss au Forida jsqua Ia i
Ia sne supreue de cote avee aquelle ellie
lie lot No measure 1870 pic Is de face envo pro
iosnnl Sa1gis gu ",tde, du bayou Sig yenu.
denyiton 100 rpen sur la igne SUPERHERO ell Gel ar
pcus sur Ii Ign nierieure
No Ii me nre 1871 ped DC tace an enve sur nne proon
deur denViro o. peh's sur III e sef1eute et ue o"tpohb
La lot No Il sure 10 pcds euvc SIR pro-
ondeu DE- sur III gne snpeeue ct de 10 aents sur
| la igne il ftrieue ,,,,r.-, ..
No Is 8h peds de nce M euvo sur une profon-
denr d. 54 lids poh siT IA ihe ~ erente ~ llsnve
an che1nr ae Ter on no,e u at o So po pocos
du DIT cue nm 9e gt sur h 4 far A. fn5t miS = e
lie pratonurr ~ uG au @ ~ u III @
dn cum DC ie Au ti W. E l atom, P az ! it ~
supGTlcAfe NS "a 1 0 oo @ Ia FInr," "e M NV
u " g 1c, IL, nj ls DE- foea mn feu We s,r ma nro.
tNNucnt SUI Ia i e o. "a ta1s On con;n ia az imSo la A.,
Va ~ enf u" ne e ofonder SIR Ia eHe inftrie re- m
e. 400 pe"S M ~ - s7, as snr me iinns hrsSe fms
teuve ~ cemn uE h ttI &, I Ia p" OF" 'e lso eo HID
san o'S pG ~ r Is s de face au aeuve sur nne pro
f'r cr la II sntriere de 1926 eds pnnces du feuve
a eenn de- fer ct 2585 p1 d ch MN de fer Ia n
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ESc11yess
l, JOHN HENRY, Negro, age d'environ 50 ans-commal
dpur

l. JOHN HENRY, Negro, age denviron 80 ans-eomman'
2. william BURGESS, negre age denvlrOn As anscOm-
g. sMITH, Negro, age denviron 80 ans.
4. ST LOUIS, Negro ast d'environ % ans
s. JOE TEXAS, negre age d'environ 81 ans.
f. F FEHSt1 hSss nssrs re- $" y
FR JIM Hfs nss
10. H1LLjoNE>, nclre, ago Genyro On q ans.
T. Il n ne as d aeHvi v i6soreeron
u. MADISoN neg a d'eHyiron 30 an,s IS
Is: TSIb4a ,nesrs Asa d'enyiron IS as y 49,.
r. f f0 f B1REs ns Ss ssS s"viro" 8 @
e TON PEN ne5re age d? Fer iEo g 81 pms;
e. .ANhRE, HegFe age d'snvron 20ans.
22 DORSEY, ncgfe, 4gd h'envron % ans. ,o
= ALIoK nssre, Ace d t,sn,o" 3 % ans ans
g. MARTIN WHIfh, Negro agd d'environ 50 ans.
e. MiGAM h DML 5 nss s. SsS" @
s. wills sa denvig il 80 en an --a,,cr
g. BRUFUS, nsg'e aga d'envirOn % an9-eharpentier
81 NR9F a 9IRa T. nas sR% az
RK Sf5f s "
SO. R6 81 WI HENRY Negro agt denyiron IS ans.
So ROBERT PHILIPPE negle, AYE d'environ IS ans.
o. N "sE ? S qsny dsn Il Tran ans nus
a. ROGERS Negro, age d'onviron l6.
45 WILLIAM Negro, 5ga @envrom ans d,,a,,.,,
fULAiR H. uthNl on 40 AoPi'Ai
ct ses denx enfAnts:
AZ. 3SANnY, age d'enViron 6 ans.
49, AMANDA, n6gese ogdo denTiron IS ans ct bes cling
eutants:
60 BEN Negro, hg6 6e 6 ans.
81 WINNEY, ntgre8se, "gGe de ) ans.
ST. MATHH DE dEte de ans,
S. ELLEN 8gte de 5 ans.
81. JUDGE, &gGe dc s nlos - =, . e. -,
g. SRAGHE n5gresse ngd0 denVon 20 ans ct son enan
e. EA2h * $S Il J. d %S' de ans son
rs. juHNuERSON. ,r-,
10 SCLA RI~ rGgres5e agfs de II ct seq enanSS
60 (HEERIHT +, nGgre.se, agile de ans.
g. }FTrINr neg esse, agdp dc i aus.
e. ILUGIE TdnM as, uGgresss ago denHiron AZ 81 sc
d8ux eniauts:
c. iStR II &yGe de ant. 9e
6i ADRIAN ag5he 2 ans.
IS. [LIrrLE tNAH nt'fssse, agSa d'enYif'#4S" ds,
GE lNAREtJERrre agte de 10 ana.
Il AEARIS3E utgres6e, agJe denytren - HAs-
u.s. ANFGF&EtTE, nGgreaae, ACE de IS ans.
60 ROSE Dtgresse, hgae deny ron iSH.S+
10 MARIE BURGESS, mig esS age a'enviroa 30 ans.
II, NInTNRINE tnIistresse Agde penyWnn 10 ans,
NJ WiSNrT, negresse ae6e de wren ms.
~ ETdZABETI, rtgreSse ag6e doHviron II ans.
"a CELL EEL Il. negrssse. agte ds4yiron q ans.
70 JANE nasr9sSe, $sds de Y aus.
10 nuLLEY. n6gre agee d'2nviron % ans,
| H. SALLY ntgresse agte d'e5,vi on 20 ans.
VS. GEARGItNA, nigreSsA agte d'spviyhn q ans.
| so. NANCY. ntgres8e &c denviFon Il ans
| 81, GATHERING. ffgtesSe agGe d'envlFnR g ans
nIu'ets, Betes a casnes, Etc.
ouArante mslets Smtricsins,
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PAR j. 3. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau. 40 rms, DR., Car11n.

YEUDI, lie 8 mai 1861, 81 midi la Bourae
81 des Marchards de Qsncen tos,e)
Rnyaie 'hcno
rabie P b. Morgan juge de Ia Deuxee Gon de District
date Ia aVril 1861 prapta
vendues pour compile de Ia de succession
dams e pernier Distrc de Vile dams et boz par les
Charles atrefois Nayades) Apoon, TerpsChnre
Melponene. dasge par lie No A. plan dressd par
Pile date lie aodt 5i dGpnsi rGtnde
Mazureau notae public 2T pied ponces de face Ia
Mepomene sur protonder dc 27 Iied 70 pouees 4
gne gnrs parRlleles les aaeioraons qui
rnuvent CONSTANT raon tvisee deux Locations,
louee a s "A par moia.
DEUX TeRRAINS sues dams lie Premier District
Vile dams let horne les WILLOW Cypress Vine lie
Florida Landing degre les Nos 1903 04 syant
Is Pitd de face la Willow profondeur lbs
peds. lgnes paralleles
Eft resclave DAVE age denriron 43 ans nayant qu'une
jambe.
BE- CONDITONS-I.a noitie compliant Ia motto
ce d. douze hypotheque sur Ia propitt vendue
jusqua parfait Placement. n.
acte de pardsvent E. G. Wells notaire public
fras des acqu6reu's. a6 70 nyT s 8
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. Z J. 3. W LlLIONt
Office, 40 Carp at

THURSDAY, 9th day Of Hay, IsG7s at IL
O'Clock NJ at The Mercoants' and AutInesrs Exchange
(od Postocei Royal street by yrue and pursuance
order Of the Hon T. H. Morgan Judge Of the second District
Court dated April 1861 Court Dcsket No. 1885, will be
sold for OF the above named susression following
described property. th-wii-
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon
in the First District OF this city In The square bounded BY
St Charles Gate ayades apollo Terpsicofe and MIpoene
dated the 5h day Of Augu 1870 and deposited he
Off Of A. Maznrcau Notary PHbic measuring q feet 5
inches ftott on hepomene street, by GeDh q 1T feet 10
inchss aud lines between parallel lines with the mpeve
thareah conssttr of Double Tenement
rented at S2l per month.
TWO LOT, OF GROUND IN the First District Of this
c n the hoa9ed by WPw Cypress Nud Vine streets,
and taa Florida Landing. designated b the Hos SOB and
measuring each rs feet front Willow seet by depth OF
lis feet between parallel lines
And the Elaye DAVE, mau aged about 70 years
having only lec
sEr TERMS a ND COEnITTON7-oie. haf cash and one
half upon credit of twelve months be secured h
upou the property sold, u til fual payment.
Of sale before e. G. Wells Notary Public, the
penss OF the purchasers.
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
VI. And
Tonic Aromatic Bitters.
4 coRDrA1 FOR LADIES. AGED PERSONS, ETC., e

A CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, ETC.. etc.
OF these varieties of ers the first to be taken mixed
with any agreeable fluid while the may be taken pure
or both NAV mingled together forming Bitter of greater
less Intensity please every taste The and dali
ou favor these Bers have induced the first Judges
ia prnnrunce thom the best of the creation
they par ulary cfcncou- restoring health and
in paired digestion fruitful of Diseases
sch as Dyspepsia, Nervous and Liver Affections General
Westness etc all of which render titei sell burden.
IN any kind Of Fever. foewed by raced convalesnce
anu consequent weakness remedy better adnnted to
store strength and hasten the campee return OF health
BThe American Ritters may likewise be taken pure
they cotan much spirits the apparently strong eDor
hey arises from the the performance Of Bit
far rineille both which, however, highly agreeable
Sad Btes been introduced into general in The prin
3,tna Hotels, Clubs, foheehouses, etc.
Prepared and sold by ,> ,
80 Royal street, New Orleans,
EThe above Biters found Rlo in tha principal Grocer
;es Tnpferoares CofeEte-Hst Hneu Climbs etc. ma 8Y1
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= s,r1IsE AaA susAR REFENmEsY FOR SALE

That very desirable establishment situated the left bank
e limits of city New Oresns is offered good
Investment to cap alss who may be DESTROYS OF aiding in the
Of Southern manufactures. It in complete re
Bali and well tount having steam engine boilers yssGID
stores and yard etc land in fact nli tho
eanisiss for carrying Sugar Rfery Molasses Reho
mo IN large scale With little additional expense, 1t might
M III siT converted into Cotton MILL
has Wharf the evee, with water sufn
CLIENT for the Of vessels delivering taking III
arSo.
die tSEW BAREILf 4 90, 81 Common street
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z ArHaaAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

II aTH RAAN's TROPICAL. ESsstss'HN ss--
Cheaper and superior 10 any other aver Southern
.lnaafe.
he tested sna recognized qualities =
LIST. DuRABTIiTy-eNual to tho Yes; stats rgoIa-
3D. 10 any otheTi no araeEa
~ leaks being possible, =,
Cd BEAUFYIt slloah aud
Isn CHEAPNESS-.It less than, though 4
good any slate Roof sn ssan lesa tsil Me
spostlon cooling heretofore otts to tire pubic sf me
nys Of eut4era valleys. 49,
Bin fiTUoNBneTFBIIEVaa will resist Bza hstseet Haas
1iatafDof. -F.57As'!
Sh. OoEy sts not setss1 gndsf tts 9set e
this climate the isSfor OF buildings te M
tspss heat Of spr5s1eI. qF5e5g sS44
Tth s0LIDTgTIt bsaoNsA AATde snaotneF from 81
o9suYe can any siaps, and ea q itSS
weight ua require hs eaeta to support
The TRofiBAI R0gfti' Y Is chemical csnpelaa y
suhssnces several ea peculiar IL alas, e2Rinea
In proportipes iseovera experiment aed
In this city. gF $&7@ =. IL b.s-s.
Testimeraey Of casset&esa she aeoye sp IN tta
Of tba agaIt and Is verified by any paffa y me-
'ol XII ories isft at "a estoaa No. q vim b
promptly e'Snoe" 70 "s"po!Ir O. gATHRAg,
Ya7k-x corner OF Rian sllicand Msrsif ats.
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J. B, WALTON.

utysyor sid squares designated by The No. 90 49, ri
ss. passed By Joseph Tsb6n y late Tottry Fable
m F2R e. 9E Sf & Or Ie ASb AP
nine squares Of rtopnd sae in she Parish Of s. bernard
oday Versailles said squares designated by te Nos 23 2
o. rs 20S, 2 2l and A. plan drawn by Joseph Pile,
nly described in before Joseph isHony,
.te Nota:y Public q the city of New Orleans dated tho l7h
S&or fTF?s ST. 81 LAND situated in the said Parish
wi s M Eo Ra M R a gns
cd by The no g md fully described IN act Of sale passed BY
Sd day Of January, 4 d. 1851.
md s G pa Gf9b Of 'Sn p G s s
Of about miles from New Oreags and on The same
I'd On p n BY w ' S 2 ones
s If Tad B af e Fn a Sg% s
Ian X b. the 70 nd H. Designated , Sls2
Yany i've township number gelvo south range twelve
he whole containing 30l 7l00 acres.
Slaves.
}2K RSTRY Gfsga eyed a6o bort s r
2. SMITH negro, aged about 80 years.
t. IS TEx nssts sF ED R sS6a p 8, Year,
6. BRISTOL. negro aged about % years.
aSsd 8
g. I'm HARVEY, negro, AGED abont 48 years-engineer
i. GAeRIEI, negro, aged about 70 years. ,,..,,,,
H. MADisoN negro aesd about 30 blacksmith.
j.. JOIN ALIEN negro aged a a.. q years.
y. PRIDA ~ negro, aged aHont % years.
Z. ION ~ Rms, negro, aged ahont " years.
FGm nasF a sss4 % aS z
D nsg5o asGd Sh0qt , yeara'
q DORSEY. negro, aged about 80 years
T. hK s S aae5 e62t e Ts aPo' % years.
e. MARS GS9 E n a92o aa5 gGG About 50 years
r. Ma !, negro, aged about q years,
WEI5AS B5yf 4 Is ys1.s
Il MilSoN, negro. aged about % years-hnser.
~ ZOE nagro aged about 48 yeaT5-carpenter
g. ERlfI. 5, negro aged ahont 50 yeHfs-carpenter
y REEG Rsed a9on 51 u %hn 70 years
81. IiNls Negro aged about Y years cat boy
q ALhAANlEE negro aged ahont Y yeare-cate driver.
%. RoRERT PHILIPPF negro aged abonfl' yeara
~ n IHFiV as ' anH ab6n "a vnors
a. bE r agd sbc,, rGI X e[ -s '''" II
"a paC, E4FS ,ogr1 rgoi oIS,;y,1 IL raorz
* Wifi - iT no aSeG roHI b 20 y"tS;
t. ICLAIRE. acei about Is yesfs-hospita keeper and
- her two children:
q. SANHY. nEsd about years
q. hAhIi nsed about q years -. 20 . os ,
49, az hjId ns0 "on" "so0 adult % 'ei' SA4 il''
70. BEN. negro, aged years.
81. WiNNEf girl. aged 8 years
"a W.T. = i R y ag "a "Sv vaars s'"1"'
x IIrnGE oGG3ad : Inontl,e
x aCu f1 ner, tnrnsn .ped sbou ~ years and her
"a p AG SF't agas about 7s months
8: MARX ANN; aged about % years. and her child,
20 aged about o. veors and her two children
o. HENRIEfTE,a girl, aged years
% ruCY TunMAs na,ress aged abont AZ wears and
6, 4 he RI Two o ch,'aren,
e. I'm s2P X ,s si 9 ea1s.
o. LII mh IRA -NAfl' hesreSS' aseu aoou 10 S0' A
&C )u,Pp e! IrpiiTE oo5 IN -oo.a
&. ANARlSsE negress aged ab"u As years rs
e. ROSE T NJ aged about IS ye rs m
~. t,I, IeRles hie a ~ W se"''
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RnstFnnaes1fe Aratoires,
TiDgt-1Fztre chaFfues,
MsEI,iez Efc

ctc., Tables. Gaaises ct Yatsesi'es. %E
Uue BfolDrIJsIne ct content.
Cette Eiabart7n zseu IN SEcTerfa Ia PaHuee
E8ciaves Stock lie Hobiler ven6ps 81 5iee
Les Eclayes sertut vendus gerans ii
e SIRE. ..-.-.
Rzga CONDITIONS - Ltaequ&yeur devrs payer 10 quart
Ia halaH@s nredig Dc deu trnis @nsfre
FasqusrsHr fouisnt ses b s fe-ri6 y atis
faction auceEsSi0 lies dts biets
depths sE hypohequ spectacle Ia proprfte
duei les bes asj les credit seront dvfs4s
tells r1ontans que lie put dGsi
ne ct ralan de sx o ran d1 0ur de II yaDte jusa
e. s8 ne sost iors eyss Is poreront INIT
ceat d'utsyet par Gata paYfa payment. Les dis bill
lets payabes Ia Baryae la Louisiana aouvelle
Orleans.
nCn pan de IL propree et eope dc Pf1ventarG pour
etEe EXAMINES buTeas ltgcanta=Y It's
dearan des fo,rna!ipns relatives 8addresser
Ace de pardayant Teo. Guyol, publfc
frais de lacquereur at0 IS uv3 0 II Is