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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-04
RADICAL REPUBLICAN 4
FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS


CITY OF NEW ORLEANsI
The following are the nominations, as "a
pleted, made by the Regular Nomin atins
ton of the Radical Republican Party for P,l
Municipal Officers:
PARISH TICKET.
Criminal Sheriff-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil sheriff-JoHN M. DAVIS.
Coroner lst and 4th Districts, and Algier
II. HIRE.
Coroner I'd and Sd Districts-Dr. N.
District Attorney-HENRY O. DIBBLF.
Judge First District Conrt-w. ". HOWE
Clerk First District Court-THoMAS LEI
Judge Second District Court--R. II. SHAM
Clerk Second District Colrt--S. B. PACKu
Judge Third District Court X. BELDB
Clerk Third District Court-F. G. LLoREi.
Judge Fourth District Court. 2. BOYDg
Clerk Fourth District Court-A. ROUGE.
Judge Fifth District Oourt-CHAS. Lea
Clerk Fifth District Court--L. A. SNAER
Judge Sixth District Court-ALANSON
Clerk Sixth District Court--HENRY r.
Judge Seventh District Oourt-STEPHE
Clerk of Seventh District Court-E. DUL1l
Justices of the Peace and COnEg
First Justice-E. CLIFFORD ConstII
ENCE COOK. Second Justice-F n
Err; Constable-JAMES w. QUINN
Justice-V. E. MACARTY; "a
RICHARD KENNRR. Fourth Jus
G. BAUM; Constable-EUGENE Me
Fifth Justice tAlgiers), EUGENE NIECE
Constable JOHN P. UAZELAR3
Justice-Dr. d. MACKAY; Constab
POSTHIL.
State Tax AsAessOrs.
City of New Orleans-J. W. MENARD.
LAINEz, w @, KINSELLA, Gen
CARR. Right Bank-E. j. BRUNEI
State Tax Collectors.
First Distriot-FRANCIS G. MAHAN. Sd
triot-VIoToR GERoDIAS. Third
o. @. BLANDIN. Fourth District--E
CLosLANGE. Algiers-V. E. FREV
SENATE.
First District-GEoRGE W. NADER
WILSON, SOLOMON R. MOSES. s.
triet-HUGH j. CAMPBELL, P. B.
BACK. Third District--T. v. col
Captain MoNETTE. Fourth Dist
B. GRAY.
/.
First Representative District-CoL o. B
CHARLES H. HUGHES. Second
CHARLES H. FOX, ClERMONT
DIN, BENJAMIN GEDDEs. Third
BARTHOLOMEW COLLINS, f. C. A
R. H. ISABELLE. MORTIMER
Fourth District-J. HALL, HEM
DENHAIN. Fifth District Jos. ~
u IEpDnScOrTU c;Al
JOHN G. SELDOM. Seventh District
L. REY. CANON j. ADoLPHEr "
District-AUGUSTIN MAURICE.
trict-SAMUEL CARTER and wa.
Tenth District - JAMES DORSEY
W. KINCAIDE. Eleventh Districts
WILLIAMS. Right Bank FRA'tn
AMBER. W
MUNICIPAL TICK Ell .
Mayor of New Orleans-SETH w. LEW IA
Controller-ST. FELIX CASANAvE. Ny.
missioner-wILLIAM BAKER.
Recorders.
First Distriot-JOHN P. BECKER. s a
trict-EUGENE STAES. Third
A MAssICOT. Fourth District FL.
WEBER. X
First District-JoHN NJ. G. PARKER,
CONNELL, and PATRICK HARNA y.
District j. A. RAYNAL, JUD
GUILE. Third District-L. PESO
POYNOT. Fourth District-A. JE ~
EDMOND FLOOD. Va
Assistant Aldermen.
First Ward. Second Ward - vi
STRONG, ]. B. NOBLE. Third wll
PEMBERToN, C. CAMP. Fourth
H. MGRAHAM, LEWIS BAN,
Ward-CHARLES GRANDPRE SD b
A. ST. LEGER. Seventh Ward-E.
Eighth Ward - HENRY sCHULIdh
ward-osCAR ALLEN. Tenth " RI
sCHANTZ. Eleventh Ward-YORl
BELL.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY G. DIBBLE, d (
f. 6. LLOREEs, Secretary. n
ullluElsll1alzRI ~
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RKPuBL1okss OF LOUISIANA, watch the
registration. Take the name OF every man
who commits perjury, make record of all
the evidence, and If you can not now have
him arrested be ready to do SO when the
nroner time ehall arrive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-04

Nom RAFgBloAh tpFocArEs. The Mis-
aissippi Plot j tie naae Of new Re9ub-
lfcAh paper at Jacksoa Mississippi, b.
ford & Fisher Il spul he'd daily and
weekly. The Baltimore Evs Foai, pub
slshad daily, occupies platform bsasa upon
ndsple Of impartial manhoaa SUI.
IfaA kna DE congressional plan 81 recon.
e.ln1sidt
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SECONDHAND FuRNI1

Bought by the single piece or IN b
breaking nD housekeeping and Wishtl
block aud avoid the inconvenience Of
requested to call. Furniture neatly
vernishpd on reasonable terms. FurniH
hire, and particular attention paid TO p
P. M. TOUI
mhs I'm 2p lao oustomhouSe. near DauI
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II. o. PAxaON. MANAGES
J. B. GUTHRIE aMNERAl
Policies xssuea sad Eaases n
nmen.

Pfomiunas non-iofieitsbis under Che
Oeupans. Aftsr dss yesEt policies
except for non-pagmens Of pEumiulnl
naants ia application.
No extra charge l1r rpsideaes IA Or
part d ths slyilias9 psriisns d TIE %
EuroDe.
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In accordance with the foregoing ordi-
nance and resolution. the board Of registra
ton adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min
utes of the proceedings Of this board, to-
gether with all proclamations, resolutions,
and other legal notices be published in tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAN, the New Orleans
Advocate and the Homer Ilidd.
On motion, resolved that the official pa.
pers of this board be required to publish
the constitution in their regular issues until
the days of election, inclusive, TO be paid at
the regular rates fixed by the convention.
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
R. @. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
BOARD OF REeIsrRAr1oY,l
New Orleans March q, 1863
At regular meeting of the board, held on
Friday, March ~, 1865, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
''0n motion, resolved that the final settle
ment of the tax collectors and sheriffs
throughout the state with the, state treas
urer, as fixed in the original tax ordinance
adopted by the constitutional convention
December "a, 1857, section 4, be extended to
the first day of May, 1862
By virtue of the above ordinance, APP
proved March 8, 1865, l hereby notify all
tax collectors and sheriffs throughout the
state that they continue to collect the con-
vention tax up to the first of May next,
They are further instructed that the
penalty imposed for nOn-payment Of said
tax, which penalty was revoked until after
March 20, Will be enforced from that date.
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
mh2S d&wtmyI
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REVOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC
AN STATE DOMINATING CON-
VENTION ON JANUARY 10, 1865.
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FIFTH DISTRICT,

&c H E L vID A L
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WANTED.

TIMBER,
LUMBER,
STONE,
BRICK,
SAND,
LIME,
3 CARPENTERS,
MASoNs,
AND
COMMON LABoRERs,
To build large Grain Elevator on the block for
merls occupied by the Louisiana Rope Manufaotur
ing Company on Levse, between Pleasant and Har'
mony, at which place contracts will be made imme-
dlately for above materials and men.
N. o. ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE co.
ap3l0t
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TURN OFT EN- MASH
COME oNE-ooME ALI

All men who believe in Loyalty and
desire Peace and Prosperity are cordial
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w. JASPER BLACKBURN
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Q F FI q Z "A L

The Board of Registration.
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DEAFNESS -DEAFNEl

DR.. w. l.. DAVIS,
Aural Surgeon and Consulting ophthal5
has removed to 81 Canal street, betwes
Franklin.
DR.. Davis can be consulted daily at hid
Hours Of consultation on Deafness :
Affections. 10 toa. nd
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RULEs IN BANKRUI

ADOPTED By THE
HON. &c, HI. DUREIs
Jud9e efthe United States DAs
Together with a list of the United 81
ofacerE Of the Stats, and the Act Of III
dividing the State into Congressional \
Just boon Published a. the REFuBGdeA
is now ready for delivery.
PEIca. SOC. z
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JOHN I. pARRErr. soKa
pARRErT a wrEAEANN,
Wholesale and Retail Doaler
HARDWARE. STOVES. RHfF Oh
PAINTS. AND OILS,
nEarBieised sEanteIu, Crate
Round, Square. and HOOP I
Copper Tin, and shsst Iron
Nos. 7gs aAa aye LeveeI
Near soFapura Market Fourth I
non0m NEw d
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BANKRUPT BLAME

ALL THE
BLANK FOMAEs I'M BANKI
Now Ready.
We have completed the printing OF
RUPTOK BLANKS, seventy-nine IN
oloding the Schedules, and are ready !
demand in any desired quantity At
PRICES:
Per hundred. ..s....,
Per dozen. ......................
Orders from the country soliriled
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FIRST DISTRICT

FOR CONGR Es -.
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Eminent speakers will address the
By order Of the
mhsl At COMM
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SIM N 80 N E S.
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FOURTH DISTRICT,

JOSEPH P. NEWsHAM,
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GRAND REPUBLICAN

MASS MEETING ON CONGON
Friday Evening, April
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
TIL oMAs W. CONWAY.
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HEADo'Rs CENTRAL EXECUTIVE CoAfanrTEE,
New Orleans Louisiana. March q isaa.
Out of eighty.six Republicans in the con-
stitutional convention seyenty.eight have
avowed themselves in favor Of the regu-
larly nominated state ticket, while four
colored men, Rodriguez, of Orleans, Bonnie
fol, of Pointe Coupee, Dupart, OF st. Tam
many, Butler, Of ST. Helena; and four
white men, Taliaferro, of Catahoula, and
Crane, Smith, and Mushaway, Of Orleans,
are the only members Of the convention
who favor the bolters' ticket, on which
four of them (Talaterro for governor,
Smith for secretary Of state. Crane for at
torney general, and Bonnefoi for auditory
IN Mis- Central Executive committee, com.
posed of one hundred and forty members,
with the greatest unanimity, adopted, Janu-
airy as and January 80, the following resolp-
''s Resolved That We cordially indorse and
earnestly support the candidates nominated
by the Radical Republican state conven.
ResoIued That we condemn and denounce
anv effort to get up another ticket as an at
tempt 70 divide our party and defeat re-
construction and the success Of our prin.
Resoloed That all members Of the Central
Executive committee Of the Radical Repub-
lican party Of Louisiana who oppose the
nominees Of the state nominating conven.i
ton Of our party shall be regarded as disor.
ganizers, and their seats shall be declared
vacant.
WHEREAS, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and pol
icy Of the Republican party OF Louisiana;
therefore
Resolusd, That we hereby repudiate il as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans RERuB-
LIoAN IS the organ Of our party and Of tins
committee.
Under the second resolution Charles
Smith, o. Yoinche, L. Rodriguez, J. s..
soude, W. B. Crane, J.. l. M0nthieu, and
three others were unsnimously expelled.
The State Central Executive committee y
harmonious. and determined that the prin-
olI.ias ana ticket 81 the party shall succeed.
SETH w. LEWIS,
Presidenf ssaie Central tx. Committee.
VIZ. VIaERs. Secretary. e
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SECOND DISTRICT,

j. ALE sYPH E r =.
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NEW ORLEANS. APRIL 4. 1868.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10
TELEGRAPEHEC NEWS.
CIALDIspATCHRs TO THEgAZETTE
Troubles ina Alaska.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 10. Gen Halleck
furnishes reliable Information in regard to exist
ing abuses in Alaska, which were made the sub
ject of special investigation during hisreccnt visit
to the territory Much dissatisfaction among the
natives arises from the fact that, while the old
Fur Company carried on y sort Of patriarchai
government, taking charge Of everybody and
everything in the settlement, under the new
regime people are thrown upon their own re-
sources and do not yet understand the change.
The immediate introduction Of number of
strange white traders, adventures and soldiers,
had bad effect upon the semi civilized COM
munity OF Alaska as the habits of the new
corners and their method of cigllizing the ma
tives often take the form Of instructing them
in vice Gen Hallcck did not find it necessary
to court. martial any officer, although many
changes will take place before matters will
work smoothly
The military have been instructed to make
no difference between traders but are to treat
all alike. Gen Halleck has taken steps to in
form the natives around the principal ports of
the true standing Of affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10
The INDIAN Troubles.

SAN Francisco, Sept 10.-Latc Idaho ad-
vices state hat a scouting party from Fort
Boise hal succeeded ia capturing Eagle Eye
and his entire band of Indians, forty-one in
number, twenty one horses and large quanti-
ty of provisions This ends the Indian hos
tilitics in that section Of country. Gen. Crook
writes from camp Warner thathe found many
Indians in Big Valley on Pitt river, most of
whom fled at his approach. He had talk
with the principal men, who confessed that
a party of Pitt river Indians murdered the
Person family in Long Valley, Nevada
Gen Crook ordered the arrest and hanging
of the murderers, which, it was thought,
would have the effect of preventing any more
such outrages. .
The Indian troubles are considered over in
that vicinity.
Bands OF sayages are continually coming in at
the different stations and SURF cndering. Most
of them are in starving cond ition, and great
ly in need of assistance from the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

ABDUCTION CAsE,-The case Of Harry
Sackett, son of Mrs. General Sackctt, residing
at Springdale, in this countg, charged with
abducting young Girl of Washington, some
sixteen years OF age, and clipping with her to a
locality near this city, came Up for . hearing
Yesterday afternoon before a Justice Court ID
Washington All parties were present but
the friends of the girl not desiring to prose
cute the case further, it was dismissed
The learned justice wa OF the opinion that
the warrant for the arrest Of the young man
was not correct, from the fact that he was
named in it as Harry Sackett. The justice
contended with an official present that Harry
was nickname for Henry, and though ne
we're cbristencd Harry, it was nevertheless
wrong, and a warrant was not legal-so says
the Washington Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10
IACAL TT E We 8.

ENTERPRISE IN ALEXANDRIA, renewal
of q commercial enterprise by Messrs. Thorn
I'm &, Davidson, of Alexandria, the Importance
If which to the future prosperity OF that city
c.nnot be er-estimated, was recently made the
occasion Of social reunion among number
Of the prominent business men of Washington,
who visited our neig hboriag city at the invita-
ton of these gentlemen, to inauguratc the cs-
adjustment of direct commercial relations with
France. This firm have chartered the French
bark Ferriere, and have shipped to Calais on
the first voyage sixty thousand cubic 1eet Oh
shin timber, and nearly million feet, super
fetal measure The vessel is as stauncb craft
az ever visited cur waters and was originally
built for the Kothschilds, but is now owned %
Richard De Valley, of CALAIS. In her con con
struction neither pains nor expense were spared,
and every part bears evidence or the skill OF
master Workmen. She is ciasscd Us square
rugged bark, of fourteen hundred tons bufdeH.
TIE presence of such vessel ut the port O.!
Alexandria may well awaken the pride OF the
neonle of that city; and the fact that she Is 20
he permanently engaged in the European trade,
onening direct communication with France,
will be cheering intelligence to the merchants
Of the District. Besides her freight capacity,
the cabin has eight first class state rooms, with
accommodation TOR eighteen passengers, not 10
ferior in any respect to those OF the ocean
steamers.
It is expected she will make four round
VOYAGES every year: returning laden WIKI sat,
iron, and general merchandise.
After the party had Inspected the bark, they
repaired to the Teunyson House, Alexandra,
where substantial dinner had been provided
for the occasion, Here IN hour was pleasantly
passed. and the enterprise Of Messrs. Thoroton
&Davidsou received the highest appreciation
ofthe gentlemen preseut-Nat. Iatc!lgence'.
The Ferrierc has cleared, and will sal! TO.
morrow morning. One Of tue crew, who had
his skull accidentally fractured some time since,
has reco1 cred and will return to France IN her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10
AUCTION SALES.
'nUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of q decree Of tho Circuit Court lv-
Prince Georges county. Md, sitting in equity,
nasspd on the 18th day Of April, 1868 in a cause
in said Court pending, il which Charles t.
Grimes and others are compIalnants, and James
H. Grimes and others are respondents, the un-
1arsionnd as Trustee will sell, at public sale,
at Grimes Cross Roads, on the premises, or
THURSDAY, the oath day Of September, 1868,
ct II o'clock q. M. if fair, if not the first lair
day thereafter, all that -,oo,,r,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Of which Thos. Grimes, late, Of Prince Georges
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT
ACRES This property is only seven miles
from Washington. d. g., and three miles from
AleXAndra, Virginia, with DWELLING fsss2H
HOUSE, Barns, Tenant Houses, Quarters. G2i=a-
&C. IS %e FL watGFed' and we'll SuPp!!Gu WILL
cannot be surpassed. There is also great Va
riety Of the choicest fruit trees.
The property will be sold as one entire tract,
or in lots from one to sixty acres The entire
farm having been laid off and divided into lots,
and plated, one Of the said plats can be seen ut
the office of Shelby Clark, esq, Upper Mari.
boro, Md, and the other by calling on the un-
dcrsigned VINO will take pleasure in showing
the land. As persons who think Of buying viii
visit the property and examine for themselves,
a further description is considered unnecessary.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed BY the dc.
cree: One-half cash on the day of sale, or TIE
ratification thereof by the Court; the residue
payable in twelve months from the day OF sale,
secured by the note or bond OF the purchaser,
with security to be approved by the Trustee,
and the whole purchase money to bear interest
from the day Of sale until paid. The cost OF
conveyaEcing and the necessary stamps to be
paid for by The purchaser.
Title perfect. Possession given on the first
day Of January, 1865; but if the property IS
sold in lots, of the greater portion thereof pos
session can be given Immediately.
CHAS. r. GRIMES, Trustee,
Alexandria, Va.
Prince GEORGES co., Nd, seq It's
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Real ESLaLO AuCL4OuCcIS'J
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
v BILE REAL ESTATE AND WATER
POWER IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY ,
VA.-By virtue Of DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, Va, rendered in the sui
of Swami against Dempsey and others, the un-
dersigned, as Commissioners therein named
will proceed on SATU RDAY, the tenth day o.!
October, 1865 at y o'clock m, in front OF tho
Mayors office, in the city Of AIeXandr.ato sell,
at public auction, TRACT OF LAND, situN-
ted in the said county Of AleXandria, on the
waters Of -Four Mile Run, about three miles
from Alexandria, on which DIR, r. b. AlcA""-
der resided, and Of which he died seized, con
tanning pa acres, roods and - poles.
Also, TRACT adjoining the above, WIKI
water power, formerly used IN connexions WIKI
q Factory, containing Il acres.
TERMS -One-ffth Of the purchase-money j"
cash, and the residue in three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale; the deferred payments to bear in.
terest, and 10 be secured by the bonds Of The
purchaser and the title 10 be retained unNt iu"
payment is made. -,,,,..,.,
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
GEO. WM. BRENT.
con 2-nOfl COmm'Ts Of SAFE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFIc& -H.
Bingham and Thomas Nelson, two sailors be-
longing to coal vessel from Portland, Maine,
tor disorderIy conduct and fighting at rest aur-
ant on King, beeen Pitt and ST. Asaph streets,
last night, were fined and discharged
In disposing OF this case, the Mayor said that
It possible he was determined to break un
rowdyism in Alexandria, ard with that object
IN view he issued orders that in future ia al
d!tion to the parties directly engaged in similar
disturbances, the proprietors OF the houses in
which the disturbances occurred should also
be arrested, and stated that when arrested they
should be subjected to the full penalty OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-10

The CANAL BREAK-The break IN the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, about twenty
miles this side Of Cumberland, has already
been noticed in the Gazette. The break is two
or three miles west OF the tuanel, and mca-
sures at least ninety feet in length and fifteen
feet in depth. A large number OF labocers were
at once set to work, and Geographic dis
patch from Cumberland says the repairs Will
be completed by Saturday next. \ coasldcra-
BILE feet of loaded boats has collected above the
break, ready to come through as soon as the
water is turned on.
Operations at the coadepots in this city, will
be Interrupted for about four days IN co1so-
nuence of this break
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Nv 6Ernnrn & NEiGn.

(AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE"
y AND LOTS IN ALEAANDEI:A.--by
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of A.cA.
andria county, Va, rendered at tho May term,
1868, in the suit Of Hepburn against Smith ana
others, the undersigned, Commissioner there"
named, will offer at public sale, on SAIU T.
DAY, the 18th day of September, 1865, n -
o'clock m, in front Of the Mayors ctIice, IL !"a
city Of AIeXandria, Va, the following real o@
tate, situated in the said city Of A!cI"ndr!9, I"
Lot No. IA LOT OF GROUND, on '#r
west side OF Pitt street, 10 feet inches nortt
Of Cameron street, binding and fronting Oh P"@
street G6 feet, and extending back l2} IT,, moro
or less, in depth, having the use OF Che ~ ie"a
alley bounding it on the south, subject to 4 REX
charge in fee Of $50 per annum, payable To- a."
Swain on the frat day Of May in every yeaG.--
This lot is improved by TWO SMALL ZEN T.
MENTS.
east side Of Patrick street IS feet north Of Cam
cron, IS! feet in front, and So feet It!.4a, In
depth, improved by SMALL Ten EME& T.
payable to the estate of VIM. L. Ball, de- Il,
on account Of i rent charge of 5JJ.@ per mnmUm
uDOn the half square OF ground, OF WhlGb 70 D.
part reserved upon the conveyance by ChGric.
Alexander to John Y. Thomas, in l7775.
TERMS-One-tcnth Of the purchasc-lnoH"y
to be paid in hand as cash deposit, and the
residue in equal payments, ut SIX, twelve M"
eighteen months, with interest, secured Uy .hn
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal >"
curiLy and tho title to be retained until the pa
chasc-moncy is fully paid, and the property
liable to be rcsold u! the cost and risk Of the
purchaser, in the event Of 4 failure TO comply
with the terms Of sale. Stamps and conVeyan-
cling at the expenses Of purchaser.
FRANCIS i. SMITH.
sen 2--ro.s Comm r. Of SnIc