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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
Annapolis. Feb. 10, 1870.

The debate on NJ. Merrict's resolu-
tons was resumed on the 18th instant,
on which occasion Mr.. .McCreery, of
Frederick. addressed the House in oppo-
sition to them. and I would recommend
careful perusal Of his speech to oil per-
sons anxious to srrive at fair and dis
passionate conclusion on the subject-mat-
ter Of this very heightened discussion
Succeeding rs no did 30. many able and
astute speakers on either side Of the aues-
ton. it seemed very difficult if not impos-
sible that any new argument could be ad-
duced or that the question Of adopting or
rejecting "the resolutions" could be pre-
sensed in new aspect. It had been con-
tended BY the speakers in favor Of them
(the resolutions) that in ss much as the b.
/ o. r. r. Company could not sue the
State, and as it did not become q sover-
eign State to bring action Of assumpsit.
it was neeessitated to proceed BY 'seire
faeias" in order to have any adjudication
in the premises. although it was allowed
that decision adverse to the defendants
would involve forfeiture Of charter and
franchises thereby conferred. In other
words, procedure BY "seirs tacias" if not
most consistent with justice was altopeth-
or in accord with the ''divine right" and
principles and dignity of sovereignty.
Mr.. McCreery took the grousd That
the law a. it now stood was sufficient to
authorize procedure by "ssire facias"
without specific direction Of the Legiaa.
ture, and in this connection turned TO the
act Of 1868. general incorporation laws,
section 49," authorizing the Governor
to proceed against corporations in the
State Courts to ascertain whether any
corporation has been guilty Of misuscr or
nen-user. 10 and make them show cause
why decree Of forfeiture should not is
sue, Sc. Mr.. McCreery also reminded
the House that the b. & o. r. r. vas the
chartered child of Virginia - we'll - Ma
ryland, and in case It being deprived Of
its birsh-right BY Maryland, reduced ..by
hsr Cat" 10 the condition Of s.fl;s ssi-
liss, - il scos not quite. ceysaia that Vir-
ginia would even (vere Maryland % dis
posed) ever consent 10 rsinvest her Ithe
B. & o. r. R.) with the rights and
privileges that she novs enjoys within
the limits Of the "Oid Douinion.n In
conclusion, Mr.. MeCreery advised the
adoption Of moderate measures, with .
view to m smicabls arrangement Of all
matters in dispute. His speech Vas cal
eulased 10 make, and did make decided
inpresaica % I'll Who isssusd to IL. He,
DIR. McCrsery. has . clear. ringing voice
and . most pleasing sppearanes and I'D
dress. In reply to the points and facts
presented BY Mr.. MsCresry. Judge Nes-
rick remarked that the Law Of 1868. alluded
- - Mr. McCreery, MAS . very bad Law
indeed and that he would like 10 zee i,
repealed. that the course prescribed By
10 rssolssicns vsrs nese proper. that he
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

AcKNowLBDaMESrs.-Our thanks are
due to our young friend, John v. Cana
lier, student at Georgetown College, for
. complimentary ticket to the celebration
on the 22nd inst. the birthday of Wash
,ingtos. The celebration w. held under
the auspices of the Pbilodemic Society of
the College, Of which Dir. Canalier is q
member.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

" prond Of The Baltimore and Oh;s R.il-
rod Company. but Il u cr-aturs 81 The
6as1s. and - do not wish 70 see Il grasp
ing Ut political paser which NAV termi-
nass N hsviaG sbe cxccnsive and lcsssis-
live departments Of the STATE merged into
and controlled BY . blosted and ovsr-
grown corporation. prostitused TO politi-
cal purposes. causing the depreciation oil
Its ssoek aud producing ci6cial corruption
and rostenness IN al its parts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

A esIsxpz1 AAeAxzxs yss BoYs AND
0xazs.-Ths March number Of Demo-
sesa's Ysaag America IL fan Of entertain-
he Sssriss and Poeus. Pussling Puzzles,
nssis. and ssnerous elegant Illastra-
tisas- HE sarplensnsary Chrome pic
ssrs b The March asnbsr d . read gem,
s.d s'sagssAsr Yong America , q great
PRISE asssg The jsvsailes. Yesziy SIS
vssh splendid Chrome. worth @; o. .
bsssa velzns Of '.RObinsoa Crusus" a .
pssEinA - sseA sshscEiber. Address,
W. Jssnisgs Dsnoress. Sss Broadway,
y. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
MARRIED..

Ga Tuesday, the 22nd instant, by the
Rev. Father Hamilton, JNO. F. STONE
to Miss ANN MARIA ADAMS.
On the same day, by the same. JAMES
WILKINSON to Miss CATHARINE
WHILE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

r. 1<gislativs eovrrspnndsnce. com
ssnssasisss snd other demands upna our
srsss hare fsserd spns " aesis The sRrre-
sbls neesssisy Of holding cur editorial
ssaeus. We ~ esa65ess list sss resd-
30 win not regret dis. II they rcd care
fally Tie Substitute matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
FRESH POND NECK,
containing
4l6 l-2 acres,

more or less.
This tract Of land Is BEAUTIFULLY situated
on st Jcrome's Greek. The dwelling is
in good condition and contains six large
rooms. The land is in . fine state Of
cultivation and has upon it fine
YOUNG ORCHARD.
with good barns and oil necessary out
houses. But the chief inducement 10 the
purchase of this estate 10 the fine
OYSTER COVES,
which rapidly grow oysters Of the best
quality. The coves are located near the
dwelling and can be easily attended to-
This property will make an excellent resi-.
dcnce for any one. and is considered the
mos. lucrative property in the county.
Also tract or parcel Of land called
and known by the name of
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OONFIRkaT7OyrNO7I
James Hammett L.
Sarah 4 Hammess
".
WIN T Hammstt
d oehsss.

In the Circuit Court Of st. Mary's county,
sitting - Court OF Equity.
No III NE
ORDERED, this 9th day of January,
" 1870. that the Auditors repent, fiei
in The cause, distributing the interest u Z
a Wells ard Wife add Sarsh Z Hsmmett
m the proceeds Of the sale Of tbs real estate
In this cause. be ratified and confirmed, en-
lss csuss 70 the contrary be shown on or
before the 4th Monday Of Febrsssy ssxi |;
provided copy Of this order be published In
the 81 Mary's Beacon, once week for three
snccessive weeks prior 70 the said 4sa Mos
day Of February.
JNo. A. CAVALIER, Oh.
Tne copy Tat:
JNO 4 CAVALIER, Oh:
Feb & ls5o-Ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
NOTICE,

TN CONFORMITY TO AN ORDER
passsd By the Board Of School Com
nissaoners Of Saint Mary's coanty, the
President and Secretary viii mses ss their
Office, Leonardsown, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of March,
1870,
70 issue certificates Of indebtedness TO
Teachers for balances Of salary due them
on Summer and Fall Terms ofls69.
BY order Of Board
JAMES BUNTING,
SscrsaIy.
Feb. 2l,QS10-SsS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

BuRcH's NECK,
containiug
So acres,
more or less;
WILD CAT,,
contaisins
% ga AGREES
more or less:
STILES FANCY,
containing
40 acres,
moro or less
Stiles Chance,
containing
20 acres,
more or less and
MILL POND,
containing
8 Id acres,
more or less.
Thsse lands are Of fne soil aud espcci-
ally we'll adapted to the culture Of
TOBACCO,
CORN,
;FRUIT. &c., &c.
There are excellent Buildings upon
them and more
than Is required for the use Of the place.
All the above lands adjoiu the estates
Of Charles Dent. John w Bcavan and
Others and are convenient 20 Churches.
Mills, Stores, &c.
The land will be sold 10 two SEPARATE
tracts as indicated in this advertisement.
TERMS OF SALE,
As prescribed b. the decree. are One
third Of the purchase money in cash, and
the residue in equal instruments 1t one
and two years credit-ths deferred pay
ments to be secured BY the hoods of The
purchaser or purchasers. with security 10
be approved By the Trustees. and to bear
interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid. the Trustees will execute q deed 70
the purchassr, or purchaser. free, clear
aud discharged from all claim Of the par
ties to this suit and Of those claiming un-
der them.
ROBT C COMBS,
JAS s DOWNS,
Trustees.
Feb. q, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
DIED.

On the 18th inst, SARAH c.. daugh-
ter Of Mary E. and Alex. Adams, in tie
18Th year Of her age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
no ACRES

Of lard. lying between two coves Of "Dil-
Ions Creek" being particularly located
and described in deed from John R.
Jackson to Jno F Lynch, recorded in Ii
Der j. H. folios AIS and 416.
This piece Of land is beautifully located
on billions Greek before mentioned, has
on it small but neat and convenient
Cottage House lately built. The Greek
empties into the Patuxent River and
abounds with al the Injuries Of the salt
water.
Those Who wish for . small residence
which can easily be made beautiful are
invited to SEQ the place
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash on the day Of sale.
BENZ. G.. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Feb a. 1915.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
Trustees Sale
of
llAL ESTATE.

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county. sit
ting as Court of Equity. in a cause in
which Jos w Batty and others are com
plainants and Geo Griggs is defendant,
passed on the 2ls. of February, 1870, I
will expose to public auction on
Tue sday, the 22nd of March,
1870,
at the Court House door in Leon ardtowp,
between the hours Of and s o'clock, D
m. that tract Or parcel Of land lately oc-
cupied By Capt. George Griggs, contain
ing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
FAlRvlEW,l
1855 acres,
more or less. and
Part Hopewell's Chance,
containing
80 acres,

more or less.
This land is well improved. il Of ex-
ce.lens oil and has good
DWELLING HOUSE
and oil the necessary
OUT-HOUSES
upon ID. Considerable
TIMBER
can be spared from this land and the pro.
posed Washington and Point Lookout
Railroad will pass through il. Tbs
"Three-Notched" road passes within half
. mile Of the premises and several Steam.
boat wharves on the Patuxent River aro
only about two or three miles distant.
Also. all those tracts or parcels ofland,
lying adjacent to the lands above describ-
cd, called and known Is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
D0SA"AsA AOuS0
and
Saturdays Choice,
containing
232 IL acres,

moro or less.
The houses on this estate are in good
condition. With an excellent barn and al
good out-houses. The lasd is in fine
condition and susceptible by good culture
Of making the largest crops of all kinds
grown in this county. 1t has within its
limits 6ne oyster eoves. running in from
St Jerome's Greek. which are Of grea,
value. This estate has been land of. BY
the Commissioners, appointed by the Cir
cult Court Of this county. rs the dover Of
the widow of the late James l. Foxwell.
All q these tracts Of land lay contigu-
Gus to each other. They are in q heal
thy portion Of our county. situate abou,
three miles from Point Lookout, aud will
in the course Of few years be Of great
value. The route of the Southern Mary.
land Railroad goes through tho edge Of
these tracts Of land.
THE TERMS OF SALE,
a prescribed BY the decree, are: One
third Of tie purchase money 70 be paid in
cash on the day Of sale or the ratification
thereof by the Court, the balance in
twelve and eighteen months, to be secur-
ed BY bond TO the satisfaction Of The Trus.
tees.
PETER W GRAIN.
j PARRAN CRANE,
Trustees.
Feb "a, 1s70-4ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
NOTICE.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTYPES,
PEARLTYPES.
FERROTYPES,
PARLOR PORTRAITS
AND
POR Gel AIN PICTURES

n respectfully announce to the peopie oeSs Va
i rvs county that ! am located nj The Ciifton
Factory foi the present for the purpose OF A.
commodssirs al parties witk PHOTOGRAPHS
Of all kinds and sizes, asd At r-iees 10 suit -
times. Satisfactisn guaranteed to oil favorie~
me with . call.
-. Special attention paid 10 COPYING pho.
;ograpAs from old Dsgrerrotypes.
Feb u, lsso-sGS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

DY virtue I'll Decr~e al Ne Cisesit
- Court Cor Saint Mary's county. as-
rylspd, sitting ~ Cosrs Of Eqsisy. 49,
sed 10 cause in which j Smith B Son,
and others. ere Conplaieanss and Sans-
el r Tubmas and James 8 Downs. ed
niais,rasors Of Henry rubnas. zsd Oh
ers. are Dsfsndan,s. and bsaring date Il
The 22uS day Of January, in the year
1870. the usdsssisacd. = Trustees. viii
CIDER at public sale. u Tho Csssf Hosss
door in Leonar1town, On
Tuesday. the 22nd day Of March
next,
between che hours Of 10 o'clock. Q. u.
and s o'eloek. p N. the following proper
81. 10 vii:
An those tracts or parcels Of land losa-
ted in the aad Election District Of Saint
Mary's county. Maryland. called and
known BY the following namea:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24

DY yirtns Of . decree Of tho Circuis
- Court Tor Saint Mary's county. sit
ting U Equity. passed in cause in which
J J Tsrser and John Q A Holloway.
trading a J ] Turner 4 Co.. are com
plainsa,s, and J + Bohanan Executor Of
james L Foxwell. and Addie Foxwell.
widow and dcvisee. are defendants, the
andessigsed. as Trustees. will eel At pub
he sale at the Court House door in Leon
ardiesn q
Thursday, the Gath Of March,
1870.
betwssa tho hours Of IL O'clock, u. and
4 o'clock. p ~, oil those valuable tracts
or parcels Of land. situate in 81. Inigce's
discreet Of St Mary's county. formerly BE-
longing 10 the late James l. Foxwell.
One tract called
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Fresh POND NECK,
containing
200 acres,

The houses on this land are in ordinary
condition. This farm bounds on. and
contains within its limits q part Of, the
celebrated oyster creek called d" Deep
Creek" which creek 10 o. more value
than any farm in the county. This cs-
tate formerly belonged to Mr. John Court
ney aod by him sold to the late Jancs L
Foxvell.
Also tract or parcel of land called
and known BY the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-24
FRESH POND NECK,
containing
100 acres,

lhorc or less.
The soil Of this farm is equal to any in
this county, is beautifully located on the
Chesapeake Bay and adjoins the other
estates Of the said Foxwell, and Was the
land formerly sold to said Foxwell BY jos
Richardson, Esq. Is Executor.
Also the fee simple interest in those
tracts or parcels Of land called and known
BY the names Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30
C1M n EKCsAL-

FRIDAY EVENING. April %. 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up 400
bales, at prices requiring slight modlhca-
ton in our quotations, but without any
marked change. We now quote 10" ordina,
nv l53@l64c; ordinary l750lo3c; GOOD
ordinary 2O{@2O3c; low middnng 2l492lSc;
middling -@224c; strict m'ddiing 2Z59
22sc, and good mlddling --@23c:
The market opened with fair inquiry,
hut the movement was checked by most OF
the supply offering being held st d frac.loR
above the views of buyers. Later IN the
day, however, parties came together more
freely. and the amount noted above changed
hands al about the quotations given. Strict
good ordinary was held by many above 2o4c,
asd in exceptional cases commanded more,
hut there we're few able to pay over 2o50
2Olc. Strict low middling was heio NJ 2i4c;
but we heard of no sales over 2i5DZltc.
Middling could hardly have been had at
any less than 224c. ava
The sales for the past three days sum up
$500 bales, making an aggregate ior Inc
week of II 600 bales, against "a 600 last week,
end 90 $50 the week before; aud the weeks
receipts %. 1853 bales, embracing l34z rom
other delivery ports, and ", 4l6 proper
AGAINST l6. 90s proper last week, and 695o last
wear. Receipts proper since september l.
oIs GA bales, against 754 $40 last year
The weeks exports comprise 26, el1 pales,
$500 I loate IirArs".al -a43A TN Hsvre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30
: .LUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS
OF THIS CITY.
ALSO, FORTY-SEvEN SHARES, OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, IN THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF The CITIZENS
BANK OF LOUISIANA AT AUCTION.

DIX r. NJ. ~ Il. j. MONTG0AEkY
D Auctioneers-Wll be sod on SATURDAY,
Charles Auction Exchange, basement ST. Co&rles
Hotel. -, o-,o,,,,
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated Second District OF THIS City. IN the
Toulouse streets and forms the corner OF BASIN
ana St Louis streets, and mes uTes 30 feet 'front.' on
ron; on St. oGis street french measure.
. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GHOUND with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated IN
the First district of this city, in the bounded
by New Levee, Commerce, Jui'a ana ST Jcsepn
Lot 10. iOS measures 9 feet iucnas and lines
f.ont on New Levee street. 10 feet inches and
depth. between para el lines. Lot No. lO7 measures
70 feet inch and lines front on New Levee street,
d D. lTf Of lis feet inahes between parallel lines
s. TWO CERTAIN LOIS CF GROUND, together
a;ed in the suburb Annuncation. in the First Dis
trict Of this city in the squarss BOUNDED oy hen-
and designated by the Nos. and 2
Lot number one, forming the corner OF RehGl0us
lgous street. by depth and front on st. James
street of l27 feet lG1s inches
Lot number one measures 81 feet u54 inches 'front.'
on Religious street, by III feet lU3z inches in
depth. between parallel ines DC 90 s,oo ao, - tho
capital stock of the Ci1izers Bank OF louisiana,
secured by mortgage on the property above de-
lot originally of 20 shares from which shares have
been set apart by said Bank to constitute its cash
stock, confoTmlty with act II the Legislature
of this State approved the twenty eighth Of April
ls52.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-On the property
firstly described the purchaser to assume the pay
menu OF three promissory notes, dated eacn
eighteenth Of April 1876, and payable respectively
at six twelve and egh cen months after date, each
for the $780, bearing eight per cent
On the property secondly described the purch aser
to assume tse payment of three prnmissory notes,
dated eash the eighteeI tn of April 1910. payable
after date each for $780, bearing gnt cent in
terest. or the property lastly described the pur-
Citizens Bank of Louisiana of $3.50, and three pro-
mis- DRY notes, dated eighteenth OF April 1870, and
payable respectively ct one, two snd three years
after date each for the of $3.50. bearing eight
per cent interest from date till paid balance on all
the properties cash in United States treasury notes.
Purchaser to all taxes OF 1853 and current
year; the buildings to be Kept insured and policy
! transferred to vendor.
Act of sale. including the interra revenue stamps
! Tas,a V uoterv nnhlic ap24 % 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30

pxH w PaE.FREY. AUCTIONKER--
y q fife No. % Carondeet street.-Oc sAICR-
DAY, June 4, 1870 at twelve ociock NJ, at the d.
Cha res Auction Exchange IN me basement 70;
pursuance OF an ORDER or the hon: l.. onVig
neaud, Judge OF the Second District Court FOR the
parish OF Orleans GATED ApIi q, 1871, VIII be sosd
for account OF the succession OF john y. bfauner'
tce fol owing de -crlbe0 real estate, I wit -
!. THE UNDIVIDED oNt-HALF lNIkkESF
10 certain portion OF ground, situated IN the Sixth
District or this city, late town oil HurtsVue phrsh
of Jefferson. measuring, in American measure, 10
feet, less. AIonzo street. u 1eet front On
Levee street, by SO feet inches front On ichoupI
= a CeRrAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. stu
ated in the Sixth District of this city. late Hurts
vile, parish of Jefferson. bounded by Nashville
avenue, Jersey, jchoupitouias and klearor
streets, designated square no. 10 on pan 0tdWn
by Is. BuissoH, surveyor, dated MaTcn u, le3' &C.
poste d IN the Office of William Bos~orth, late no,
ay in this city, divided into twenty lots OF GROUND
numbered from to ~. inclusive. Lots Nos TO ~
inclusive, sdjoln each other, and measure each ~
feet front on Nashville avenue, by depth OF ~
feet. between parallel lines, lot No. form the
corner of Nashville avenue and jersey street, and
lot No. 10 forming tie corner OF Nashville avenue
and chou pl,euas street. LOTS NOS. II 70 ~ IN
elusive aooiu each other, and each 80 feet
front Eleanor street. By depth OF l2j feet, BE-
tween parallel lines, lot NO. II forming the corner
Of Eleanor aud Tcaoupitorlas streets, and lot No.
20 forms the corner of Eleanor and Jersey streets
The whole per plan at 1T. Charles Auction EX-
change, and 10 be soid 10 lots to suit purcG sera
Terms of Sale-tor the property firstly described
cash the spot; for tue property secondly DC
scribed, oue.haP cash. balance on credit OF one
year. by of the purc ssers to their own oroer
and BIZ them ndorsed bea ring interest at the rat g
OF eight per cent annuin from day OF safe until
paid. secured by venoor'o len ana special mort@aRe
Oh property sold. Acts of sale 10 contain the ten
per attorneys fee canse payable by purchaser
of non payment OF notes at maturity. and
said attorneys tees to be covered by mortgage on
acts Of sale together with the United States in
ternal stamps at the expense OF purchasers,
before Morris q. Beck, notary public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30
THOMAS L. NAXW hLL,
ann n,yf y Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.

'" and d. Ju neH Ganfsse: MIS- JONI Gsaeae
Same: Levois D. Jsmison VS.. A. Pine: l.. u. Bar
riers 4 Co VS., A. Pine and Jules Oourche-
Fourth District Court tor the parish OF orleans,
Nos %, 200, 2s 703, g. rs ana 23sll.
G. Cavaroc vs. a. Pino-Fifth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, No. 1870
Levi & Narva VS.. Augusta Pino-Sxth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. No. i2cG
Mrs. Clementine Alberty Pine VS.. her husband
No. 22z8. tieri iaclaj for costs against plaintiff
and deIer dant
DY VIRTUE OK SEVEN WIRES OF FIERI
ID faclas to directed by the Honorable the
said District Courts for the parist Of Orleans, re
spectively in the above entitled rsuses Will proceed
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and Custonnopse streets. IN the Second DistTlCt
of this city. Oh TUESDAY, May 81. lss0, at twelve
O'Clock Nj, the foitawi1g described property, to
l. LOT CT GROUND, with The buildings
thereon situate in ne first Disrict Of this city
being tire onehaf nearest Clio street of lot nuInber
nIre, IL square bounded by toward, Liberty, Clio
and Cailiope street, on plan Of George Z Uunbar,
syrvevor dated January 9, it45, deposited IL the
office Of David l.. McCay, late notary in tn's city.
Sad lot measures fourteen feet Six inches front on
Howard street, by one hundred aud twelve teet IN
4 IWENIY.THhEE LOTS CT GROUND, to.
gether with all the buildings IN and appurte-
nances tnereuuto belonging, situated IN the sixth
District OF this city date City of Jefersor) the
sqaare founded by Napoleon avenue, Water Berlin
snd Lsvee streets; one OF which iois IS GesgD ateo
by the number N &c on plan OF h n. fiIe, sur
Office Of f. BouDy, notary pujiic N Tins CITY. ard
| measures Am ericsn measure, twenty-five feet one
| line front Water street one hundred and forty
feet FIVE irches and two lines in depth the line
! dividing it from iot number two, one hundred and
thirty feet eight inches in depth ou the line
dvidiu z ii from lot number four, and twenty-five
| feet in The rear.
Another OF said lots is designated by the number
| TWEEN four a plan OF two thousand and ninety
| tn, ee lots Of ground in the borough of Freeport
| made ny A phelus, surveyor. and deposited ir
the office of L. X. Kenny. late notary public Saic
lot forms the corner OF Leyee street ana Napoleon
Levee street, by depth of one hundred and twentJ
| feet on Napoleon avenue-bounoed. on one slde bJ
| LOT number twentythree, and on the other by lo
| number one. Ano the twenty one remaining lot!
are designated by the nun Der Two and by the NJ N
bers FIR N four to TWEEN three inc usiVsy, OF th
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| Terms-Cash on the spot.
| THOMAS l.. MAXWELL.
| yrvIS2l sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.