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--O
Ea $500 REwARD.-NIuyOr Dent
received the following circular a few
days ago from j. W. Schmidt, Chief
Of Police at Cleveland. Ohio. It is
accompanied by q photograph Of the
unfortunate girl, who must be a really
beautiful creature. The guilty couple
may, or may not, be at some place in
this State. Below we reprint the cir.
cular.
"ELorED, from Youngstown, Ohio,
March 18th, 1879, Julia Clark 1G
years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, pale
face, slender built, light blue eyes,
light hair, has u scar On right of face,
in form Of a half circle, also a scar On
the right side, on the corner Of eye,
and a scar under her chin. She is in
company with a man calling himself
]. Il. Knight, alias johnson, alias
Parker. He is about 81 years Of age,
but looks younger, five feet light inches
high, light complexion, brown hair,
dark keen eyes. light mustache (if not
shaved Off was dressed in brown
cloth suit, and had on q light over
coat. black SLOUGH hat, or brown cap,
walks qcick, has two satchcls Zone
large and one smull) containing his
clothes and q full Sc. Of burglar tools
-he is a sharp gambler, and beyond
doubt thief. Hold him on charge Of
larceny, SO that can send for him.
| will pay $500 reward for the npprc.
hcnsion aud detention of said Julia
Clark, SO that l may DO able to send
for her. SARAH A. THATCHER,
Youngstown, Ohio
This is but another instance of the
spirit now SO prevalent among young
girls all over tho country, to forget the
good old rule of their parents, and rush
headlong to their ruin Lot our girl.
beware. 'Twere better q thousand
times that death should come, than
such a fate as this.
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fJPEs skErcnrs. Owing to un.
forcseen circumstances, We arc com.
PEELED to postpone until next week the
opening articles Of our "Peu Sketches
Of our Leading Business Men,"
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BraxtOn County,

SUTT0N-M. T. frame,
GiLLrsrlr's MlLLs-J. S. Hyer,
LAFORMG's SroRE-J. i. Campbell,
FLArwoODs-Br Rhea,
BuLLrOwS-M. Cunningham.
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100000 vOs wAMTND
AT THR-
WESTON WOODEN FACTORY

Having added largely to our munuiac.
turing Department., va will require all the
WOOL raised In Lewis and adjoining cOun.
ties to meet our demand. Also, parties hav-
ing Wool TO sell for cash will not forget we
will pay higher prices than any ona else,
as our object ls to stimulate wool.groNing
In this section, Owing to the fact that The
amount produced Is not sufficient for home
demands, and having made large stock Of
extra Jeans, Cloth, flannels, Blankets, Cal.
idonia l.nsoy and all grades Of Yarn, We
can offer great inducements to those wishing
to exchange their Wool for manufactured
goods, Please TO give US call and examine
our stock.
j. III. CLIFTON & co.,
Weston WOODEN Factory.
At2I,r
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Window glass, all sizes, putty, lin cans, J
linserd oil, white lead pain brushes, colors
in oil, varnishrs OF all kinds ire-proof
paint, sand-papCr, &c. kept constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by A. NJ Dent.
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Maehinists and all Others having use for
extra articles of Lubricating Oil, can obtain
the same by calling at A. N. DENTS Drug
store. Warranted entirely free frCm san
and other impurlties-only 70 CCuts per gal
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GiIn,er County,

GLEYyILLE-J. S. Wilhcfs,
BBALL's MlLLs-Johu Bohan,
TROY- DR., n. ". Hughes.
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EJ-NIES OF NcrR.-Brother Hard.
wickc, of tho Record, still continues
bis sketches Of the members Of the
Convention. In bis last instalment we
find the following:
"BLAcKwELL JACKSON, Of Lewis, was
born in Harrison county, Virginia, iu
1922. When fifteen years old his "a.
ther put him in charge OF store in
Lewis county, and ho soon conducted
tho business for himself. He was
without means, but by his energy and
industry he has succeeded 10 acquiring
considerable properly. In 1913,
while very young he was appointed a
Justice of the Peace, and continued in
that Office until tho State Of West Vir.
GINA was formed. He was elected a
Senator by the voters of his district,
aud represented the district in the first
session Of tho restored government oil
Virginia, in July 1861 which position
ho held when the State Of West Vir-
gina was formed He was reared in
the principles of Democracy. In 1860
he was not satisfied with either wings
OF tho Democratic party. he thought BY
elecliug John Bell Of Tennessee, that
war would be averted. The history Of
the country will show that John Bell
carried the State Of Virginia, at that
election. Mr.. jackson was in favor Of
the Union and so acted at the time Of
the election for members Of the Con.
yention which met at Richmond in
1861. He was opposed to secession,
and desired to bold the government to.
gothor as it was. lie was willing to
act with the authorities at Washington
upon the pledges made by Mr.. Lincoln
| in his inaugural address, and so acted
until September, 1862, when Mr.. Lin.
coin issued his emancipation prOclamu'
ton, and then be refused to act with
the administration, and became what
was termed "Butternut" or u coop,
perhcad." During the remainder o
the war he showed nerve and grit. fol
be was threatened with Imprisonment
at different times, At the election ii
October last. for members Of the Con
stitutional Convention, he was q candi
date at large. He received the high
est vote cast, and became member
the Convention which assembled il
Charleston on the 10th Of January
I1s72.-Mr, jackson is not a speakc
The is business member. He is re
gardsd by all who know him to DO sin
ccro aud honest. Ilispeople have don
well in sending him 10 the Conven
ton.
HOMER A. HoLr, Of Braxton, sit
to tho right Of tho President Of th
Convention, in tho second tier Of seats
and near tho bookcase. He is th
small man, with dark blue eyes, hcay
brSvs. and dark hair and whiskers
literally sprinkled with gray. lie /
in tile 10th year Of bis ago. lie is
good lawyer. lie seldom addrsssC
tho Convention, but he is a SCUM
thinker. His delivery is somewhu
impaired by weak voice, Which is Of
ten interrupted BY a short, hackinI
cough, probably occasionsd by a Sigh
chronic affection. Socially, he is ex
trsmely pleasant. lie enjoys higI
reputation for strict integrity, an,
yields 4 great influence among hi
people, with whom he is UNIVERSAL.
popular. He would make a firstrat
Circuit Judge, aud w0 shall not b
surprised, should he. ut no distan
day, occupy that position"
Cheese, oyster crackers. sugar crack
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Hardware full supply of all kinds
at the lowest market pri1es, at Ed
wards.
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All pesOus knowing themselves in
debted to me prior to Jan. l, will
pleusCEcall and settle at once.
7. A. EDWARDS.
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Roasted Coffee, in one pound pack
ages, at Edwards.
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No. l Herring, ..in.half barrels, for
sale at Edwards.
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GOING TO LEAVE WESTON.

Desiring to remove to the city Of
Huntington, or some other good bust.
ness point, I shall sell my present stock
of goods, comprised of every thing kept
IN retail store, at small advance on
first cost,
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Persons wishing bargains should take
advantage of this opportunity to secure
them. pORrrR JOHNSON.
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Chewing and smoking tobacco. with
a superior lot Of StOgiGs and tips, at
Edwards
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Concentrated lyc, soap, indigo, &c.
at Edwards.
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Fish! Fish! Fish! Tho chcapcs
Fish at Brinkman's.
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EJsubscriptions may be seut ad-
dressed to TUE DEMocRAT. Weston, W.
Va, or by any Of the following gen.
tlemch, who are authorized to receipt
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VINO Can BEAT Ir.-Prince Fred
erick is selling fac quality oisugar at
from 12i to l5c,s, white sugar at
lGl to 15cts. Tho best coffee in the
market at 9Octs, tea at cost, soda, rice,
starch, baking powders, allspicc, .pep.
per, cinnamon, mustard, soap Of all
kinds, lyc, candles, the best in market
at 26cts per pound, bread, cakes,
crackers, | broom, . buckets, l wash.
tub, l we'll bucket and tareO stogies-
cheap.
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A new and full supply of Queens
ware at the lowest rates at Edwards
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BrcKlAYNOS-Y. G. 1. TOttep,
PBcE's RuS-IlSnry NcGf'
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head Of cattle, and have plenty Of feed
left.--Fedsral Court is now il
session at Clarksburg. Some Of oul
lawyers arc in attendance. --Lel
farmers take the trouble to raise their
own calves, and not depend on buying
their nsighbors. Tile season for
gardening has arrived, and those Of
our people whs arc fortunate enough
to own lots, are bu,ily preparing their
ground. Improve your breeds Of
hogs. It costs less to feed blooded
hog than it does one Of the razor.
backed persuasion. "--The Super.
yisOrs hold a special meeting on
Thursday, the 4th inst -Evcry
column ola newspaper contains from
ten 10 twenty thousand distinct pieces
Oftype. The displacement of single
ono makes an error. it strange tina;
errors occur DIR. Smith, Of
Parkcrsburg, was in town last week.
--Tho railroad fever is just now
Pte'a'e"' u T'aFksosrg' us 'nouga'
I9a' tue subscription Wiil carry IN
s without q doGOs' iOr Tue
IrIehus Of Tue measure lnere ATE ear
example, viii not some friend
at Sutton send US list Of the "Nlar-
T y Men oil snat Vlllago -
5 DLa&Icu Court cUhvenSs 'o'Say
4ne winter at hst mas neeteu py;
again VIC near tue frogs gIad cry; me
noss once moro 70 root 40 try-amd'
stranger how is that tor hlghF - FOR
poetry b, We mean The Town
fte Commissioners nave made taelr
report ana At Is now IN our possession.
we shall probably Pr'nt 1t IN cur next
'ssae'---flyIng reports as 70 VINO
are appointed Directors Tor the Asylum
arc thick as hops UP to nus time
however no authentic news upon the
SUBJECT mas reached US from Charleston
We call special i! attentiou to the
advertisement OF L. W. d0rri:on' the
photographic artist. MIR. Morrison
does good afd artistic work, on short
n, and At reasonable Prlces'-.
IhG y, GOrnSt Band favored cur citizens
on Thursday evening n,I last with a gene
raj serenado; Their rendition Of the
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PniLLlPFl-Any member Of tho Bai
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HOME INSURANCE GO.
OF
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH AssETTS 63S,4l7 81

ESThc gradual increase Of strength OF lbe
Home mOke,itS Policies better at Expiration
than when first issued. This gradual in
crease is guaranteed by It's plan Of business;
none but firEt-ClaSS Risks are written ht
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock whom la
sured and killed Ly Iightaing, without sOf.
crenco to the place where killed. kpays
damage BY Lightningto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find Tho Company to be just tho
one they want.
Merchants get tho best Of Security In liz
Polisies.
NUrE.-ThB company has ful6llCd All ,hs
requirements Of tho Insurance Law Of this
State.
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Webster County,
RnrI,onr COUNTY,

WEBSTER g. H.,-JamGs WoOdscll
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RANDOLPH COUNTY.
BHrRRLgv-L. d. Stradcr.
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mh26 81 ap6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
Henry &. Dibble vs.. Charles Cray.

ENOCRIH DISTRICT COURT FOX HE
+ Of Orleans, No. A,l2i.-By virtue OF q VIII
of seizure and sale, directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF orleans ID
the above entitled cause, to Thomas L. Maxwell,
late sheriff, and by sad late Sheriff to NE trans
ferred l viii proceed to sell al public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
ROYAL street. between Canal and Cust0,nhouse
strerts in the Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY. April d, 1872, at twelve O'clock NJ,
the ESTaS S oF FGiSPSrH to WITH all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and ali the
rights ways, privileges and servitudes tAeIeunto
sitnated in the First district of this city. ami sig
nated as lot number eleven, III square twenty i've
n"n,,ded nv Perdido Gravier, Johu son and Galvez
tts az ner ulan drawn by L. Eringer ate sur
Snror I,ereTal dated the twentieth OF April, 1899
and denosited in the Office of David L. Mecca. late
. no, ary puj,iic. in this city, Tor reference
Sid lot fronts Oh Galvez street, and measures
American measure, twentE-ili' ieet etNth inches
and seven lines 'front.' by otl.n 81 one HulaTeo
'T Said lot of ground was acquired By purchase
from, Jni,n nolan as per act passed before Phlhp
priprGrast late :. notary public in this city on
the tweIty-iourth day OF Nay, 1928 ;,-,.n ..,
Also, A CERTAIN LOT Or Gkuor r;ni,+ tosrt iv
MI nstn,us iervitu,les ways and anprrtenances
thereunto belonging, or in anyWise apl;el taihlhs
sitrotcd i'm the FIRST District OF tins city III the
snI9re bounded by Perdido, Gravitr, Johnson and
(;aivez streets ard designated as lot huin ,i,
twelve, il square number lWentA ~ - Gerari
da+ed tWentieth april, 1889, and deposited II me
Sicn Of David L. McCay, late rotary puolc III
.nis civ said lot measures twenty nine feet
lien inches and seven lines front Oh Galyez street
hv one hundred and twenty-five feet three lnches
and Ave liues in depth, between parable iihes'
EnIish measure. ...a ~, MI,
Being portion of the property acquired oy pun,
chase from Francis Anton Vculing by an act passed
before George Rareshide, notary pubic III 'hs city
ON the twent y-seventh day Of July 1891.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot. - r. c.r,,,,,rr
mhH aplo27 Sheriff OF the Parish OF of'eans'
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ton, nor to the unexpended balance of the
appropriation made by act No. y OF 1871 for
the payment of outstanding warrants of the
Board of Public Works; and that section
~ OF the Revised Statutes of 1870 be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
=, SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc That
the warrants hereafter issued for the sala-
ries OF the judicial officers OF the State shall
fund. A' VIC Sonoiai
SEC I. Be it further enacted. etc. That
an laws or parts of laws fixing salaries or
ether compensation for services performed
ior the State. or for any other purpose, cor
trary to or in conflict with this act be and
the same are hereby repealed, and that this
act shall take effect from and after it's
passage.
(Signed) o. H. BREWSTER.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) Z. B. s. PINCHBACK.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March ). 1879.
(Signed) 4. ..WARMOTN,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
+. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
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INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 80 0l7.-By virtue OF writ OF Eeri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
ton, at the Merchants and AuctioEeers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and fustemhouse
streets. in the Second District of tbs city, on
TUESDAY, April t. 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property. to wit
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings ard improvements thereon,
situated in the Sixth District of this city. deslg-
mated as lots numbers sixteen, seventeen. eighteen,
nineteen and twenty IN square number twenty
bounded by Nashville avenue. Live OAK, Arabella
and Laurel streets, per sketch attached TO an
of sale of the heiIs of A. ?. Gray to defendant,
dated twentythird December, 1870, before A. Hero,
Jr., notary public il this city. Said lots measure
each thirty feet front Nashville avenue be- d
depth of one hundred and fifty feet between paral-
lei lines, lot number sixteen forming the corner OF
Live Oak street and Nashville avenue.
Also, A STRIP OF GROUND thirty feet wide ex-
tending in front OF said lots
All according to original plan drawn by 3. Buis-
son. surveyor dated March Il, 1857, when tie tract
of land known Huntsville was lad IN squares.
Said plan deposited in the otticeCf William Boswell
then a notary public in this city.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
c. 5. SAUVISET.
mhl5 81 apis Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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mills 30 apl6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The New Orlenns Mutual Insurance Com

pany vs. Madam A. =. Roux ct ais
ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
teri tacias against Marie Elisha Brugier, wife of
Amilcar =. Roux, to directed by the honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish oforeans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and AuctIoneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. i'll the Second District of this
city on TUESDAY, April go 1872 at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights ways, privileges, servitudes and advantages
therrunto belonging or in any wise appertalnlns
situated, living and being IN the Second District OF
this c.ty, Orleans street, between Dauphine and
Burgundy streets. having French measure. on
plan drawn by JOHN Communy, late surveyor. DC
tober ;, SAP and deposited as plan numter sixty
three the book OF plans. in the office OF Charles
Buudousquie. late LotaTy public Ill, this city
thiltvtve feet front Oh Orleans street, bounded
the right side by the property OF Charles Gutsnard
or assigns on which side the whole depth IS seven
tyone feet eight inches, and on the lett SIDE ev an
irregular line running from said Orleans street, and
perpendicular 10 sad street forty teet si1
inches. thence said lot narrows, and parallel with
Orleans street, two feet nine inches thence, per
pendicu!ar 20 Orleans street twenty-seYen feet
TWO inches, which said irregular line divides sad
lot from property OF Adelaide Alva, or assigns so
that said lot measures thlFtytwo feet three inches
wide on the rear line, which divides said lot from
that heretofore belonging TO }. +. Canonge. Winch
property belongs 70 the defendant, being her sep
arate and doJal property. the same having been
donated to her by Mr. and Mrs. Brugier, LEI father
and mo- her, as per marriage contract passed he
tween MIS- A. +. R0uX, dlC hcr HuspiHu Uelnic
Ache Cliape'a. late a notary public IN this
city on he fifteenth of February, 1881.
The buildings and improvements comprise one
story brick dwelling house. slate rooted, No. 20 Or
leans street. containing four rooms, with ire
places, back gallery and two closets two-story
brick kitchen slate rOofed built in the rear OF the
lot, containing two rooms below and two above,
with iire-places and gallery, privles, YARD paFed
with brick well, waterworks, and two gates or en-
tries from, the street to the yard.
Seized ID the above suit
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
{. s. SACVIEET,
l. nor.IE fofth 10 Pn sh ~ kfrlpanE
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mh26 app Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Martin Soye vs.. Thoma-,inc Fouche.

ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No 9299-By virtue of writ OF tieri
facias to directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. ! VIII proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange, Regal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District of this
city, SATURDAY, ApIli 6, 1872 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property.
to wit
l. A LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Third
District of this CITY, in the square bounded by
Morales, Spain, CTquhart aud Vaudeville streets,
measuring twenty four !trt SIX inches front on
Morales street, by eighty feet deep between par
allel lines.
2. A STRIP OF GROUND. situated in the sane
district, parity on the rear of the a5ovedescrihto
lot, measuring fifteen feet front on Sliln street
by ninetviour feet six inches deep between palaI-
lei lines.
3 TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in same
district, des grated numbers -iE and seven CO..
tiguous and parallel to said strip measuring tlch
thirty feet front on Spain street ~ one uH'Lfu
and fifty feet deep. between parallel INES 4ess d
strip of fifteen feet by sixty teet, taken from '4e
rear half OF lot number $ Y , :. -
a. PORTION OF GROUSn. situated IN same
district between lots Murders seven ana elShi OF
a plan of Castaiug i CeIrs, aitIlttcts; deposIt'H
in he Office of O. de irnas notary puollc III thls
CITY measuring ten feet from Oh SPAN street, by
deI,th of one hundred and eighteen feet
Seized in the above suit.
- " c. s. SAUv1NET,
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ml22 ap9 % Sheriff of the Pa,
Uriah j. ROsenthal vs.. William Henry
Waters.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. of Orleans No. 33Ol3-Bv virtue of writ of
seizure and sale, TO directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled Will proceed TO sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, On WEDNESDAY, April "a, 1872. at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the bulldogs and improvements thereon.
situated n the First district of this city in the
square bounded by Rampant, Basin. Poydras and
Lafayette streets, designated by the numbers
fourteen and fifteen, plan drawn by Louis II.
Pile. late City Surveyor, dated on the twenty
fourth Of November, 1860, and deposited in the
office of Charles l. For1ler late notary public n
tins city, as plan number slNty.lve OF hook o.
plans number According TO " hic said plan said
lots of ground measure as follows, 10 wit: Lot num-
Der fourteen measures twenty-five feet six inches
front Oh Rampant street. by depth of e:ghty-tive
feet three inches, between parallel lines Lot mum
Der fifteen measures twenty-siN feet seven inches
and six lines 'front.' on Rampant street tairty tive
feet two inches in the lear, by a depth OF
eightytive feet three inches oa the SIDE OF lot mum
Der fourteen and depth and front OF eighty-hve
feet eight inches and one line On POydras street,
and forms the corner of Rampant and Poydras
streets Being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase he made thereof
from George tronan. per act passed before W. b
Kleinpetef. notary pubic i'll tins city on the hrst
of March, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser 10 assume the payment OF
a promiss ory note for five thousand dollars dated
first March, ISL payable two years after date, and
bearing interest at the rate OF eight cent from
date until paid, drawn by William Henry Waters
to his order, and by him Endorsed, secured by
mortgage on SAD property; also, to pay attorneys
at the rate of i've per cent in case OF suit on
said note, and 20 keep the buildings on the prop
ery insured against fire, and transfer the policy to
the holder OF said note Th.. whole in accordance
with the stipuations of the of sale from George
Cronan to William H. Waters passed before William
B. Kleinpeter. notary public, on the first March,
1871. The balance OF the price TO he paid IN cash.
&. S. SAuvINET,