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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

! TAG Gazette says the Lord was moved
by the action Of the Union men in the. SEN
ate toward Mr.. Stockton to remove Mr..
Fost from that BODY. The editor will
doubtless be pleased to learn that the sam
kind Providence has been moved to send
Nj. Ednunds promptly to fin a seat Mr..
Foot had been kept out Of BY long sickness,
and thus increased The "R adicaln vote. q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

RESIGNATION OF JUDGE KENYON
Hon. WIN, Kennon, Jr,. who was elected
Judge of the Comnoa Pleas last Fall. re.
signed his office q few days ago. Judge
Kenaod has been very sick for about two
months, and would not be able to hold the
Courts that will begin early in May. We
presume the Governor will fll the vacancy
iii h few days. .
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FARM FOR SALE

OFFER MY FARM. situated one mile Southeas,
L OF Centreville, Belmont County, Ohio, at private
sale.
The farm contains lac Acres, 100 OF which are clear
ed md 20 nj grass il is well waiered. has a good two
story Frame House, 44x2s feet, good slablins, and all
othet necessary outhnildings-ah nearly news young
bearing Orchard of over 100 trees. also a variety Of
Pears, Cherries aud PluIns
For terms inquire Of +he subscriber. on the premises.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GORDON.
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pGrNor,cEr re- supsoRrnERs.-Auofou

bGBrNoFtCE TO SUBSCRIBERS. AL of ou
tiDseaabefs ioho find Their papers marked thus
ID on the margin, after their names, piU
understand that their subscriptions are about
oxt, and that they are requested to reneio.
AL papers are stopped when the subscrijp-
f,sn expires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

SALISBURY thinks we are to have civil
war ia Delaware. The gallant" sons of
Delaware won't stand the Civil Rights bill.
There is one man in Delaware who will not
do much fighting, we think. Salisbury
belongs to- that GLASS who make resolutions
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

GARREr died hard. IF the Civil Rights
bill passed. he would become an enemy Of
ths Government. We are very much dis
crossed about the fate Of tho Government.
Il bad Z hNsd time resisting, the detection
az ore, DsSiS' How ean.it bear ub under
s Asnthw2-lN. Z. Tri6uib.. !.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

New Bus LINE TO MoRRIsTowN.-
Mr.. J. F. Simpson has put on an Omnibus
between here and Morristown. to connect
with Neiswangers' Bus to Wheeling. This
will be a great accommodation to persons
living West, and it should be literally sus
tanned. These lines furnish the best ac-
oommodations we have ever had on the
road.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

The VoIcE.o OF TUE Press. SO far as we
can discover, the New York Times, the Sy.
raouse. Standard, and the Buffalo CONNER
cial Advertiser are the only Republican pa.
ners in this State which sustain the veto.
Tho Democratic journals unanimously agree
with hem.-[Albany IN. ~ Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

AN election for School Director for eur
town district was held on MoEday. Mr..
Charles Collins, present member, was re-
elected without opposition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

We call attention TO the advertisement
Of the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chiue, in-this weeks paper. These ma
chimes are very highly recommended.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

A GREAT deal Of wool has passed through
town within a few days from the Western
part Of the County, for shipment East.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12
.Admtntstrato,.,s .Notfce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at the Probate Court tor
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the estate OF
Nj. l.. Todd. deceased, iate OF said County.
All those indebted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
NJ. W. JUNKINs, Admir-.
April IL, 1896. ..t f-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

WE are painfully struck with'the e%jacula.
ton of the Senator from Kansas-"Me
wear a collarl" By all means he should.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

We direct, attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. Sharp, of Bridgeport.
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NaDH~H-E.

WHEREAS, my wife, Charlotte has left my bed
w and board without any just cause whatever OH
part, ] hereby forewarn all persons from harb BRING
or trusting her OH my account, osI will pay no charges
Of the kind. (apfl2sl John SISSLE.
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gcw advertisements.
Belmont Go. 'Agricul. Society.

THERE will be Q meeting Of the Board Of Manager.
i Of said Society at 81 Clausville, on Saturday, April
2lst, ut O'Clock ?. n.
As important business IL 10 he transacted, Iii. desir.
able thai there be q full attendance Of the members.
sprla - INC. DDNHAM, secfy.
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TIE Legislature adjourned on Friday,
to meet on the first Monday of Janusry
1867. anI .-.-L
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Publtshe& in the Belmo m Chronie Gle, by
Order Of Court OF Common Pleas.
Report Of the Proceedings
of THE
Commissioners Of Belmont Co.
For the Year Ending Sept. Ist, 1895

To THE HONORABLE CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS:
1tHR FOLLOWING IS A SYNOPSIS Of the mos,
l. important business transacted by The Board Of Com
missioners during the year just passed.
Al a called meeting OF the Board, oil the 18th day Of
October, 1864, y c InIracl was made with William Slew
art for making the necessary fill at the new Iron Bridge
On the a7ih day OF Ociorer, 1884, the Board mel at
Bridgeport for the purpose OF examining the Bridge
erect,d by MI. z. King, of Cleveland, over Wheeling
AAer a thorough examination the Commissioner were
satisfied with said Bridge, and ihet-i il was erecied in
issue in favor OF Mi. z. King for he sum OF Twenty
Eight Hundred Folrteen Dolors ts2sI4) Tor iis erection,
Al the March Session OF The Board the following doc.
ument was recelved:
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF BsLxeSr COUNTY, Ono.
HARRsynLR Cd Mo 27rh. 1865.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Of har.
risville anu Cadiz Consolidated Plank Road Company,
Resolved, TO surrender 50 much OF said Plank Road
s sysn & a ssid D coan ~ s 70 Ss held S0 az Z c 70 ins f Roas, aaSer
the provisions of the law passed April 18th, 1857, to
provide Tor the transfer or surrender Of TurnpIkes or
And we do hereby surrender all our right, title and
interest in and to said ~Road-subieei only to said Com
Signed AID sealed this 9th day OF Sd Month, in the
year Of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty Five. ISRAEL STEER, Frest
WIN. HALL, ia, Sec'y.
Ohm WHITE.
The foregoing surrender Of the HarrisvilIe & cadiz
the Commissioners aud tho following order made:
WHKREAs, The HarisviIle and oadlz Consolidated
Plank Road Company, having Transferred so mnch OF
saidroad as lies within this Count 10 the Commission
en-. TO be used as a County Road; Therefore, it is
Ordered, That said Road be and Is hereby declared
TO he, a Public Highway, and no TOLL shall hereafter be
collected thereon within this County.
Thomss Mitchell, Esq. was appointed 10 survey and
plat said Road.
On the 4th day Of April, 1858, the Board met for the
purpose Of settling with me Trustees Of the dideren,
upon settlement that the balances with each Township
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12
House and Lot for Sale.

T oFFRR FOR ALE q House and Two Lots Al
j. 'Glencos, Belmont County, Ohio. The house ,is a
one story frame, with two rooms Lots under
tehoe, Suitable for any person desiring to carry OH any
sprsH 20 ." CHARLES MCCOY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12
Baltimore Cattle Market--SaIes
at the Live stock Scales.

THURSDAY, April s..
CATTLE. -Receipts'of beef cattle at the
State Live Stock Scales since the date of
our last report foot up us head against 1926
head the previous week. The bulk of the
cattle were of superior quality. very few
common lots being offered, and the average
of prices shows a heavy advance, though
actually rates were only 373 cents per 100
TBS higher. Prices ranged as follows:
Scalawaes and old COWS, per 100
lbs gross...................$6 50(97 so
Medium quality, do...."...". 7 ,5O@s 90
Best at market, do......... 3 5000 rs
Average of sales, do....... IS
Hoes. Supply and demand fair. Sales
at $l3 so to $l4 so per 100 TBS net, as to
quality.
SHEEP.-Market fairly supplied and de.
mand good. Sales Of clipped sheep at 81
OIL cents, and wool sheep at 73@St cents
per fb gross as to quality.
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McMahon's Greek Valley Oil
and Mineral Company. u.,,

THE Stockholders Of the "McMshon's Crsek Valley
= ~ anu no,;s.% "a .ps,yG p r STss Soasay" are
o, os SATURDAY. the 5th day Of MAY next, between
the hours Of 10 A n. and Q .. NJ, for the purpose OF
eleciing Seven Directors for said company.
Stockholders may vote in person or by proxy, and are
entitled TO one vote Tor each share held.
A. C. RAMAGE
HIRAM McGAUGHEY,
ENN b SIMPSON.
April s, l066-3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

On the same day IN appropriation oil Two Hundred
Dollars was made for the purpose OF assisting to make
a Stone cuivert IN Taylor Street, fowhaltan.
On he oh Of June a petition was received Tor the al
teratiop OF The County Road RAINING along the ohio
River. iu Pulmey. Township the alteration having be-
come necessary on accountof tho old Road being wash
cd awayby the River.
The required Viewers and Surveyor were appointed
TO View and Survey said alteration. They reported in
favor Of tho adoption Of the ~sltsrapon, and reported the
damssss ssysssed BY lhem e fetswstl (
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Spring and Summer
Arrangement.
NEW OMNIBUS LINE.
M0rristOyvn, st. Clairsville
r and Wheeling,

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER has placed en- the read fer the
l. Of The public an Omnibus Line
rom Merristown, TO connect with The Eeiswanger 3
KITS Line at 81. Clairsvile, TO and from WI cling.
Leaving Morrist"wn ut S O'Clock A. M. Returning
leaves Wheeling at p. NJ. and 81. elairsviile at 81 P. NJ.
Express and Package business car efully attended to.
For passage, enquire al the Sprigg Houss and Pack
eTs hotel, wheeling. J. r. SNIP SON.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE success of this Institution has exceeded the
l. warmest eSpeclatio S Of its friends. Number OF
Students thus far this year 2O1.
Students received at any time, and charged only from
daih Of entrance.
For information. address
mr29.2m L. c. LOOMS, A. NJ. NJ D., Prest
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&~~ A MONTHI-AGENTS wanted
Tor SIX ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLES. lust
out. Address o. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford,
Maine. I'D. O. tally
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Five Cents Reward.

ISAAC TEETS-a bound boy-ran away from the
l. subscriber on Monday, the 18th OF March.
All pt rsons are hereby warned against harboring or
trusting hin on my account, as will pay no debis Of
his contracting.
will pay a reward Of FIVE cent. for his return.
HENRY WARRICK.
Somerset Tp., March %, 1866 .3ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12

The folio wing levies were made for the purpose oil
building 2 School House III Fract Dist. . Of Whesling
aud Richlald Townships:
WheelIng-7 10 Of a Mill.
Richlaid--2-l0 Of a Mill.
There was also a levy Of !. 10 Mill in Richland Town.
ship, for the purpose Of paying for a School House built
III District No Is, which the Township Board Of Edu.
cntion had refused to levy q tax.
The following is an exhibit OF the Receipt. aud E1-
penditures for the year commencing Sept. LIST, 1854, and
ending Sept LIST, 1865:
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CONDITION or TREASURY SEPT. tsr 1885.
l OF which is respectfully submitted.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, BELMONT Co. Ono.
. 60 ST. EVANSVILLE, Oct. LIST, 1865. q
= I certify the foregoing 10 be correct. II
r. s. CLARK, -
-'L c. Clerk for Commissioners
nv n nj ~ any napu,-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-12
of SCHOOL LANDS
THE FOLLOWING described land, situate IN Sec.
L ~, York ownship, Belmont County, containing
166 1-S A CRIES

Ef-@a-S
more or less, divided into Two lots, as follows
Commencing where a run passes mo the lands Of
Samuel Groves. thence up said run with the nat ander-
ingS thereof /, William Cordells line. The West tract,
containing 50 acres ard s ~perches, is appraised al nine
dollars per acre.
The East tract, containing 50 acres. I rood and IL
perches. is appraised at seven dollars per acre.
Notice is hereby given that I will offer said de scribed
land for sale, at the front door OF the Cont House, in
N. on
Friday, the 18th of May, 1866,
at not less than The appraised value thereof. One
twelfth OF the purchase money TO be paid at the time OF
sale, and the balance Ia eleven annual insiallmenis Of
equal amount, with annual interest thereon.
IL desired by the purchaser, the whole amount msy be
paid At the time OF sale, and save the interest on the
deferred payments. Z. h.I
spr56w n B CLARK Auditor.
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Conquer Early
The tendency TO grayness by promptly attacking III
great enemy to personal beauty, with the most popul
article Of the day,
CRISTADORO,S HATR DYE

which, like Sherman's Legion, "knows M such word ms
faiLn Under its application THE BLACKS CONE our
brilliantly, aud the browns OF every shade appear
Manufactured by ]. C~RISrADoRO, No, q, Astor House,
New York. Sold BY Druggists. Applied by ali Hair
Dfessers. spl2-lm
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Brushes.

st received. d fresh stock Of Hair. Tooth, Gle
}. II. WEST a 70
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Fourth Quarterly Report

Of the First National Bank of BarnesuiHe,
o., shoDing its condition on the morning
Of the first Monday Of April, 1856.
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= ~ sbT3 III lUU
Amount OF stone twice lad........ ~. -. ~ So 100
Amount Of fl. by WIN. Stewart. 1I2Ut cubic yards.
Board paid Smith. ~seibright 4 Heinlein, Tor
saih mason work $1,000
A Petition having been presented praying for the
incorporation OF the Village Of Maniusvlie, under the
name Of " Marin's FerryS-
The 9th day OF August was appointed as The time. and
The Commissioners Office in 81 Clsirsville as tn. place.
Tor hearing evidence for or against granting The PLAYER
Of the Petition. No objectionhaving been made why
the prayer OF the Petition should not he granted. the
following endorsement was made on said Petition:
WE, the Comm .ssioners Of Belmont County. Ohio.
being satisfied that the preliminary proceedings requir-
cd by law Tor the Incorporation OF Villages has been
complied with. do hereby grant the pra yer Of the petit
TONERS, and do hereby order that the village Of q" Mar-
hh's Ferry, , described in the Petition may be organ
ized.
The Clerk OF Court reported as follows:
Amount OF lines assessed during the year. ........s5 4
collected BY Clerks go
Prosecuting Attorney .........., is
The Report Of the Prosecuting Attorney agrees with
the above report Of the Clerk. The amounts collected
by them for fines has been paid into the County Treasury.
year 1866:
For County Fund Mill
=" POor " 3-10 .
Bfdge $40 "
" Special Road Fund 10 &"
" Rail Road
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Balance Cash in Treasury Sept. st..........s53

The Receipts as stated above docs not include collie
tons OF Communications of 1855. The Treasurer is nc
engaged IN the collection of this MONEY, and will sell
for il when the collection is completed.
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t Local Matters.
Table of c. O. r. r.
g. q u. Raj ROAD;

:, w VI ~ EsfA ESoNAIBN
RAINS GOING EASE. TRAINS GOING WEST.
A4ugvna
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HARRY I. HAYa,

SYNDIC'S SALG-BY TIE SHERIFF OF THE PAEiSH
of o eansiUhn g. Rice His Creditors and the Gredi-
of Deaunay Rice C0F4urth District Court Of New
DY VIRTUE of and In obedience t" an
ID order If sale rendered May l. 1866 and directed by
the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in
the above entitled matter Charlie BeHyanu late Sheriff. and
by Sheriff transferred will proceed sell at
public auction, the Merchants aud Auconeer Exchange
Royal Canal and Cus0mhOuse the
Second District Of this city SATURDAY june 30 1866 at
II o'clock oraccOunt Of the creditors Of said nsovens the
following described pr perty, viz:
SIX LOTS o. GROUND, situate in the First District Of
Landing johnson and Gavez designated by the Nos
II l3 H. Is l6 and H. per plan by O. A Hedn late
veyo dated5h of March SS and deposited in the office OF
d. Ricardo, late notary public in this city Said lots
measure follows viz Lot IL measures q feet
and lines front GaVe street by $50 feet inches deep
parallel lines Lot No. Is has % feet inch and
lines Cypress street, by ia feet deep and front
Is 6 and II each rs feet inch front Cy
press street by l9 feet dep between parallel Ines all Amert-
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Being the same property which the nsolvens acquired by
purchase from X POet by passed before Michael Gefnon
notary public the 9Th July, 1860
Surrendered by sa d iusovents to their creditors.
property will definitely sdiudcated the highest and last
bidder for what will br ng twelve months credit The pur
chaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security n
satisfaction Of the syudic and special mortgage the
property sold until final payment.
SAID purchaser shall have deduct and pay in cash the
printing clerk and sherhs fees uniting 5000 there
abouts ia thermore, the parish and municipal
taxes, the OF which not having been ascereiued
HARRY a. HAY@.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LSTAT DET4A LOUTSG = " E--DEUXIEME OoU
IA de District de Ia NouvellB Orleans.

IA de District de la Nouvels Orleans
LEat de la Louisiana sOus presentes concer
nent, salut--
Attendu, Que JAMES REYNOLDS ct Nine SARAH
BOA femme de James s. Rhody It heriters de fen
Samuel Boa seEeut adresses geter do cee pour
Il Lousane intule 'acte rea rlonitions ct Ia ma
niers , 4 pFocsdeT "ppro o. lie 10 mara 1852
&c SON @ az 9G De s de- Ia booam9 ct
raent proprate capres decrte en- c6nse.
quence un dsfsut ordre e decret gu e nge
o9te q Pr5Gae gu 6gsS dams ray 0 y" &c e
temps Ell il mode de la vte pour une cause auecon
ale de fare vor dams trente our daer de la pub con De
avis pouquoi Ia Vente ns fate ne ser pas conhrmee ct
Esynqss a{sn ps9 %o r. s sa RsSms
IcnS et ~ tHtinS e. i,o''s, lel'tt ue
somme dc $500, acte devant j. F Coaey taire
Lesd ossrs d sam B; Bos aygnt aeqais les pr9prisea
dn dams la succession dudIt Sam Boal lie II gyrl 1865
's'''' DESCRIPTION DIES PROPHECIES.
To- un certain de TBRRE ayec toutes les authorizations
qui sly ouSeut ct tous les drot privileges seytudes
syages ATTACHES ct agpar;enan stae dams g fsuboug
de la Vile de Nouvele Orleans dams pRrose d0Hean
5 est so ~ ps ss Pnss Nay Fulton sA16 & SRe
pewa ainsi qil apgsr dun plan dresse Hugh Grant,
JUN 1915 Il deposit sous 60 dana yre ans No
do terre nesur5 trntedeux peds ct deux ns de face h
rue stAndre cent peds de ptoand.uT sua
aoiSSS s eng IA y m5nS 1T S az s jetS Pe4s
pr fu samuel Bogls de thraita Blanc femme de- R6bert
WATSON iyaut uete psFdevantJ F. Cosy notaire
en- date du lime jour dsTr 1864, ....
20 Tros certlps lots rBRFE touses les
sy trouyeut toas iss dra pdyeges, ertadss
gttRoheS apparieunt sues dams b QuHtra
district de Ia vile de 10 Nouvee Orleans psrossP dOr
Chppe 81 adT6 ct Iarg Ct assiEe sur 10 sndit oia
ParSI Noe HUT D Lssqaels os de Lye spuchut
chscnn trenta pads face Fulton
ppf5 deu de pisds er gaes par Nets fureat
aeheteN par Hmud Banls Thomas Il. Krpuedy
femn1s de measirr ct de In,d4mr NItn Kaunedv
q qai apPeLt da vet pnss3 Iargeyant J. Knn d. 70
tAre pub il DC Cee vile, te du six IN De jUu 1873
s. IN certat0 at dc ERIE oAsgHe par lie No dams Ii
lee Q. dams |. GneaTg Lvniis, dns quttr enc dis
tnc de cee vile rdit let tt borne nAr les tyer
Fu Tor. HHrmeHieH Hysme, leat lot mesna 10 pied Dr.
fr ttur dc lH Loves 1873 ricds pouc 10 prondur
du lot No 8
w. ere . TFsRE dos gna parle No, Caq dsns Ia
meme Jet % dist tt - mesRrU " p.els de free Ia
de Ia lrvt't - PIERS Dlu5 d. fare sH
prff ude de 80 piH55 Hc Qu stngra "a
din lot d' No mcsnre nur Hns ttHHt ~ .ms proprtte
ncIUjsr edr au SamHs Is sis de- nluHi wi sb ECte
dow 81. r. GlHY, rotr e, enc fte du dueCm0r 1850
Burofn dn gr5der, Nile osI,an5, coll Jniu 1863
a. }. YILLEEE Deputc. GreGler
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRrl FoLGER co. vs.. NELSON DU.
Of New ogeaqs RANp-No 1880

FOURTH DisTRIcr oouRT FoLGER 4 GO rs. NELSON DU
DIV VIRTUE of "a writ of seizure aud sale,
ID directed by The Honorable the Fourth District Court
Orleans IN the above entitled to Charles Bengenue
late sheriff and BY said late sheriff transferred, will
proceed sell public the Merchants and Auc
toneers Exchange Roya street between Canal and Custom
Streets in the SerOnd district of this city TUES
DAY the 4h day Of Julv 1866 at Il O'Clock NJ the follow
ing described property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements
thereon rights privileges and appurten8nces thereto belonging
avg wise appertsning situated in the First District
Dryadps Streets and designated lot No So pa de
posted office of r. stark rotary public in this city
No l72 sad lot q ieet front Cli
street. by depth between parallel lines Of 59 feet 10 nche
and lines Being the property acquired by defeHdRn
by purchase from The cesson Of the e j. " Bell per
passed before SAID Notary stark the 18th day Of EoYem
bor, 1859.
Seized in the above suit.
H5y- TERMs-Cash on the spot,
HARRY T HAYS,