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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

GEORGIA JUSr!CE.-rhe Cnvingtnn
Enterprise ,ratrs: ST &c following
Seii'ture written ont full. WAS lately
pronnnncr'i by Il Justice of The Peace
IN Gwinnett c,nuty: let the pri$ner
Stan Up, yu, sir, has bin Found Gull
IS, s. tried nv the OilenSe of >hnt,n nj
Your Nab,r. W snail then BE took
from tile bar nv this conrt by the hon
r'ple hafcct Of his court. and carried
inr" the a'ljining cpanty Nv rok Dale.
,nd thar you shall remain in Evcrlasti,,
punishment fnreyer from the honorable
county Of gniuNc,t,'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

THF UPRISING AGAINST EARLY RI
sING.-E::iy rising has been very rude-
" and successfully shaken. Charles
Lamb has shown that there is lis mnch
excess in rising with the lark and lay
ing down will, the lamb as there is IN
the practice referred tntt VI ,nre soug,
which recommends I.n.thtnlng of
COR days by taking -, few hours trn;l,
night, my dear" That philosophy was
shaken in the e,,ly days OF The world
by two sleepy rhil'iren VIII" came nn-
der the rebahe of ,iIunt fathers. M,
SON." remarked one sire, Il once found
a piece of gold Ivy ri-iu. eari..' aye
rejnined the ynln- hopeful. ''i,nt the
man who lost 1t was up hrinrr ynn."
My SON." said the other wnriiiy In,r-
ent, CONSERVE that II is the r',,ly bird
that catches the wurm.' IL tio, oh my
father" replied the excellent boy;
"also, that the worm Was caught by
getting up nlii.r than the bird"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

IT The Rrp'nlIcan, ri Oregon near
ly missed obtaining IA candidate TO run
for Congress in place. "t Congressman
Wilson, of thar State, who died IL few
weeks ago. At the recent Stat. Con
vention OF that party five gentlemen
were successivel, no minated fur the
position and all live Promptly declined.
Finally gen,Ien'aa named Saith WAS
pitches. upon tu:a canli,lat" and 10 he
relief of all, he WAS intnced to accept
the nom naiiuu.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29
The Boy Who Lives With Ills Maid
eli Amt.

We know boy VIII" lives will! his
maiden aunt, ANA we pity that unfnr
'nnntr. We have always 'nl u horror
"t living with Il maiden amt the bare
mention of such thing has .t.rn
frightened It's int" good hrhavinr tnr -
m"nth. A rat-n-nne tails never had
half such II Wholesome effect mon us
It's alnays acr"minni 1t this Threatened
Change Of b nr,iins houses.
l'nt we 'li.ress. Thu boy we know
belongs to the elan knnwn IA "sn,,ll
''"ys" --!mys whnm nobody has any
place for and pohnly knows what to
u" With. The n'cliin is given to pla,
til FRANKS sometimes. bat these "hovs
will tm b"vs,' and people Sl,"ui,'t
'in'l !anl, with min"r matters. This
particular yonngsttr has Il humorous
way OF twisting the tail IF his aunt's
pet eat. and rec melting the difficulty
with taohy hy feeding her on half y
'l"zrn cauafits He occasionally pulls
the keys ont of the piano, sells them
'or old ivory, aud hu>sa pis oil tn shoot
flies. He ISM allowed - 20 out with
his keeper except on Christmas l.v,
and he is o'''' geo! t" play base hall Ia
the '"nse. Hem the bu.tnr-pn,l.lie
tor bat, eggs for balls. and imag,nrs
the greer vci,et carpet on the ti.nr !,
Sni'ahr field for in,lmr sports. The
"r''rr day he played an exciting aud
hntl, contested match, self vs. self,
with III" implements aad Oh the ground
aforesaid, and trnnbl. cnsned. He be-
came excited, hattel wildly, drnve"ltot
nna" = Gilt ;,it left, AMI hu !. tina wall
VITA Liquid chickens. He turned sud
denly aronnd. lonked in the Ave hnn-
'lrrd dollar mirror, saw the other fell
low squared for home run, picket np
the piann stool in lit vt desperation,
pitched il at the striker, and the ST.
cond hand man, who came the next
day, said the gilt frame was worth half
price, but he would not cart the bro
ken pieces away for less than one dol
lara load.
His aunt was unreasonable. She &C.
tually found fan't with The boy for
havinya little harmless diver>ion.-i
She had never felt IL mothers love for
her erring offspring, or she would new
err have locked him up i'll t'.c garnet
for six weeks without ANYTHING to eat.
and expected him to emit up fifty ponuds
of carpet Tags IL day until rel assh.
Six weeks had passed Q ,iely and
nnnhtruSively the maiden amt stole toI
the door of the room in which she ha.i
confined the youthful prisoner. Ey
prrlinS to find him reduced to skin
and bone, aud su!,mis sion and nbedl-
s'nce, she was about to turn thu KEY,
when she su lsi,.n'v concluded tn loak
through the kryhole to see if the boy
still lived. Oh, horror! there upon
the hare flor. in all the solitude OF his
lonely i>nlat GA, WAS the torn of h;.rl
nephew, prone upon bis vest pattern.
with tnnr other urri,ilS stretched along
side of iin', playing draw poker. And
HER pi"ns heart was grirved to tina
that these ynnng rasrais had been
climbing the rain spout for six weeks,
bringing aid and comfort to the
enemy.
The aunt off'rrs fine. healthy male
child for adoption to any wealthy fam
lily that can cnni. well Recommended.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

!SCAHIpT BLANCuAHp T he more
W. learn Of the fellow Blanchard, the
Judas iscariof If Louisiana, the mur,.
conirniptihle and utic,iy deprave,l he
appears. II nov c,u'rs to light, that
even when he held The position OF Reg
istrar ct Nn:crs under Wa.inutI,, he at
tempted IL sell ont t!st.Fusl"n party To
kellogg and the Cu>toiuiI0l,se tor the
snn OF $50 OoD. and at one time it. was
quite agirrh upon that If he wUnld ma
nipulale the Votes IN the interest Ot
AZ i"gg and the Rr.tira!S, he should re-
crire That amount. The arrangement,
"n,ver. leaked ont, aud wien Blamch-
ard vas charged vita it, he denied it,,
ami such WAS Warn,oii's faitl: in the
mans integrity aud sincerity, that he
det''i'td to receive an affidavit Of II res
lNrtahle patty i'll evidence of Blancli-
arts quit.
1t is alleged by persons who we're
frequently III the office "f the National
Republican, just hcinre t h y election
MT Blanchard was often IN the edltD-
rial room III close CONTEMPLATION with
the chefs at lh, Radical party, and it
was openly alleged that he had offered,
ti'hr ami again, to sell out the Fusion
Imity for IL considerations. Faugh
The rascal is almost tho ,,mclean even
to touch with pen. IN. y. Heiald.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

~ a curious ani beautiful effect
VAS ia;ely produced with IL block Of
manufactures, Ice in the course of ex-
rerI,ients in Philadelphia. III t |, 9
centre of the cake. completely inclnsol
ny the translucent material, was bOu-
qnrt Of fresh flowers. Every ictI and
blossom was pert. city visible, while
the brilliancy Of the colprs was en-
'ancea by the refyaction through tho
ice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

PICTURESQUE WoMEN.-A con!rm-
pora'y asks why, If w.,mcn cannot h.
beautiful they nay he picturesque
We ans Yer tlN this il exur'y what
our women are trying tn be with
What success we all know. Nntwitli-
Sta:nlin. til" drnnnriatinu E"apvd up.
on wnulen's toilets they are very Ofrru
charming in a'f' t; bat the c,nnlica-
ted details al the present costuar,
and the margin rrrnin'ell Tor inhivid-
ual caprice, gtvr bad tnStr Immense.
opportunity to mike iiaicu.Ons that
which better cui-urr renders pieasin.
~ Il elegant. 1t is Hi. wrong dom. of
things in themselves all right enough,
which gives the female Hunrnin.nt 81,
bad Il reputation. AnA there would
seem to be no way to avoid this result,
unless cultivated w"n"n. in a spirit %,
self-sacIi,icr, resnlntply adhere To So
we're plainnrsS If gar'', in order that
their weaker sisters shall not he tempt
ed into manifestations that will make
them absurd. A really picturesque
fashion is always exceedingly danger
aus; for, the more artistic and ingenious
THE thought that r,eSi'l,,! over the
original device; the greater "ppnrtu
nifty for i.n"rance and wi garity to- IL. =
tetly rain it by their srn>tless uddi
tons and vatiatonS.- Exchange.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

Spring hath he morning eladness.
TIE hope of huIsling leaves;
AMI Summer in her qu.enly lap
'i'ha wealth OF noon receives:
Bur Auiunin hiatt, the twiiight's crown,
The JOY OF yaruered sheayes.
Where late in stately pl,alarx
The ribbonr,i cora was seen,
Where the @ol,!rn VIII at was waving,
AMI the oats in silver sheen,
And where the BIZ kwlirat was white,
Hath the reaper's sickle been.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

IT No la'y's to.i't complete unless
there be the fr,.srincr sozoDoNr; unto
the breath sweet ninrS If Impacts, the
gums ruby ru,inesS Snn! ASSUME, the
teeth quick rival a ahlstrr 'int, aud
seem as pearls set N coral vase.
Spallins's & lue, cheap, convenient,
useful,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

GT@ We see that PRoCrER Il CANDLES
Extra Olive Soap is becoming very pop
u|ar in our Town; it's quality we know
is superior, and being nicely perfu,ned,
we are not surprised that consumers
prefer it, mad that it has large sale.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-29

~ "No", .Jo,'un.," said venera-
bic LADY, to her six year old nephew,
VIII" WAS ptrsi>tcnlly denying an OF
lence OF which she accused him, 81
Snow you are not telling me The truth.
sire it IN y"nr. eye
Pulling down the lower lid Of the Or
gan that had )" nearly betrayed his
serarIly, JOHN exulfing rspl, ed.
"l"u can't tell anything abont it,,
aanf; that eye always was a little
streaked.n
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2Ogtru.
HARVEST.

BY MARGARET E. SANGSTER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
SHERIFFS SAFES.
NIrs. Widow G.. c. Duncan VS.. Michael


nirs. " itow u. L, Duncan VS.. rIcnaei hs
SrxTH DISTRICT COURT FOE THB PARISH
- of Orleans No. 9975.-By virtue OF 3 writ OF
seIEure and sale to directed by the hen"
orsble the sixth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause will pro-
coed to sell at public auction at the HerchahtS
ana AUG l0neers' Exchange, Royal street, oeGwseh
Canal and CUstomhouse streets. IL the Second DlsS
tTct o. this city, on TUESDAY, AprL i 49,, al
Twelve O'Clock Nj, the following described prog"
THE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART Of the fono~'
ing described squares of ground together with thss
buildings and improvements thereon:
J. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated iii
the rlrst District of this city. bounded by Clal'
borne " uo", Pcynras and Lafayette streets,
divided into fifteen lots, numbered from one tie
teen me usive az per plan Of L. II. Pile. surveyo~.
dated the eighth of December 1883 and depost ted
III the Office of h. bOUuy notary public in this ty,
SAD square measuring altogether three hundred
Claiborne street, two hundred and tyent 70 rt.t
eight inches front on AataN cite street three hun.
drcd and seventy two feet three inches I've Inca
'front.' or willow street aud seventy nine feet front
| on PoyIras rect.
| 2. AND ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROUND, stu.
| ated IN the same district, bounded by Poydras st,
Magdaltu, Lafayette ami st. Adeline streets des.
ignaLed by the letter 4, and composed of TWENTY
| eight lOts, numbered from one to twenty eight,
inclusive, as PEI plan Of c. A. De Armss surv
dated seventh OF February, 1859, and deposited in
the office of II. 3 Ceuas late notary public in this
! city; said square measuring, altogether, two hum
Grcd and tortE -Iye feet two inches one hhe front
| on POydras street. four hundred and seven feet
clever. iuCLe, seven lines front on st. Magdalen
| 5 rect two hundred and fifty three feet one inch
five nes front on Lafaye tte street three hundred
and seventy eight feet nine inches five lines front
ST. Adelue street. TIE whole Ans riCan measure.
| v hcf. said undivided fourth OF said squares OF
| ground acquired h. the defendant herein
| from the tiles OF New Orleans aud Baltimore by
| two several acts, one executed b fore r. Bounyi
notary pu3'ic in this city, tle fifteenth day OF
| February 1859 and the Oth'r executed before said
late notary CeHas on the seventeenth day Q! April
| 1859.
| Seized II she above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spC:
| W P. HARPER
| ,-29 10 AMI Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

SECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans. No. l15.t-By virtue o. Il writ
of feri faCias against Pierre oscar PeHronx
N favor o. Iut6 PeFIouL wife OF A e.
Deb!anc, to me directed by the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to SELL
at public auction, a. the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
Customh0us9 streets in tlp Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY April B 1873, at twelve O'Clock
ID, the following described property, to wit
ALL THE hiGhT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, ? q. PeyrOll%, Il and to he following
real estate. inscribed IN he name of n. A.
i. SIX LOTS or GROUND. situated in faubourg
IRENE, of this city, designated by the numbers
one, tive three four, I'VE and six, of square
number nineteen, com Yriard within Main DOrge-
nO5 st. Philip and Broad streets. measuring,
American measure: Lots numbers one, two. threa
and four. each, Eeuty nine feet eight inches one
line 'front.' on Broad street. b. one hundred feet
deep and ots numbers i've and six each twenty
zine feet eight inches front on Broad street BY one
hundred feet IL depth.
?. NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb
IRENE. designated by the numbers three to thlr-
teen, inclusive of square number fifteen bounded
b. Bellechasse, Main Van Buren, and Fourth
streets measuring tOHt. Lots numbers three and
four each thirt lone feet i've inches five lines
front on Main street, thiTrY-tve feet two inches
sever lines front on Beliechasse street Lot mum
Der tive measures thirty ive feet two inches seven
lines front on Main street, thirty hve feet tive
inches lines front on Getiechasse street. lots
numbers three and four having ono hundred and
fOrtytwO feet nine inches three lines on the slne
of lot number two. and one hundred and fifty
eight feet nine inches on the line Of lot number
three III depth one hundred and seTenJ four feet
eight inches on one side and one hundred and
ninety feet eight inches three lines on tho otLel
side Lots numbers six ana seven measure each
thirty ono feet ave inches six lines front Main
street, by one hundred teet deep. Lots Numbers
ten and eleven measure eacl thirty two feet nine
inches two lines front on Fourth street, by one
hundred and twenty-five feet eleven inches II
depth Lot number twelve measures thirty-tHt
feet lime inches two lines front on Fourth street
by Al irregular depth; and lot number thirteen II
| ln a mar a
Fourth and Bellt hasse streets
Seized III the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the sEC..
W ?. HARPER.
Of b. parf ali of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
pi,iIip Drnmm VS.: Zepherinus foley.

B1lPTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
r Orleans, No. G9lT.-By virtue of writ of teri
faclas to nae directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause ! will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus
farmhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
CITY on SATU2DAY, March p, 1879, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property TO
wit ... - a.. =,
ALI. THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, Zepherinus Foley, neing the one undi,
yided third part in the ground and the right OF
bstture and " harves and one undivided half i'll the
buildings and Improvements thereon. The Sal d
ground making part of larger portion of groul d,
Situated in this parish on the right bank OF the
Mississippi river opposite this city, design sted by
the word Warehouse on plan thereof and other
property known the Brooklyn Warehouse
COMPANY property" made by W. T. Thompson,
late SURVEYOR on the seventh of March. l349, de-
posted IN the Office OF James Graham, late NO
tarv pubic n this Citv, according to WHICH plan
said piece of ground is embraced between the
continuation Of tie line dividing lots numbers
seven and eight of square number one, the con-
tinuatjon of the lie dividing lots numbers i've
and six of square number two the public road. or
Patterson street and the river Mississippi. Pur,
chased from NJ. Gavin and P. lT'mm by act passed
before said late notary. James Graham! on the t!5t
OF March, 1861.
Seized IN IL e above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
w p. HARPER,
of n. .Orlaan9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
wilhelmina c. ZeigIer, Wife. etc.. rs.

EOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L OF Orleans No. 3a56s no 1859 late Seventh
Ilsgrict Court By virtue of writ Of herr
tacias 20 me directed by tie honorable the
Fourth District Court tGr tie parish of Ors
teams Ii the above entitled cause, wills
proceed to sell at public auction. at the heT'
chants ami Auctionetra' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOI,hOusg streets, il the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY, March,
- .5.G at twelve O'Clock u the fSllOYing dee
sClibeG property to wit
4 LOT OF GROUND situated IL Che Second Dis
'rct The city of New Orleans. ia the square com
Erised between Basin, Franklin BIenvilc ana Cus
ron house streets Said 10. OF ground measures
lnore or less. III American IRE, thirty sever
feet tire. inches four lines lTuut each of Basin
and Franklin streets by one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches five lines in depth from one
street to the OF her The whole III conformity 20 O.
plan drawn by +. n. T0Urne ard deposited, under
number tU hundred and slltYtivc Ill the office OF
Theodore Guyol, then notary public i'll this city.
Together with all the bulldogs and imprOveme nts
thereon consisting first OF frame house. with
containing sx rooms tW Cisterns paved yards and
tV story back buildings, containing four rooms,
privits hydrauts, etc; secondly, a frame house,
containing three rooms d Wa6h-hOHse or shed cis-
tern privics, etc. Rented as grocery. There are
separate allryWays or corridors for each tenement
Being the same property acquired from the sue
cessiOu of Louis Adams ana Catherine Caro-, per act
passed before G.. V FOulOu, notary public III this
City. dated Twentieth January 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CasE on the spot.
W. p. HARPER
feIB mh5 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

Gt[XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR tbs PARISH OF
= Orleans No. 428T BY virtue of a writ of Sell
urp aud sale to me directed by the honorable the
SIXTH District Court for the parish of Orleans. IL
the above entitled cause, Will proceed 10 sci! at
public auction, az The NJ rChaUts and AuCuonttTs
E-ahaugc ROYAL street between Can Il and tas-
tomhCUrr strFet5 in the Second District OF Jhls
city Oh SA7tkDAN. March y, 1874, at tAriEe
O'clock NJ, the following described properly, to
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated II
t.. Second DIST rict OC his city, in tho 81 con-
prisrd within ROyaI. Hospital, Chartres and tr-'.
tIu.s streets d siguated by the Der one "H :.
ptau dl'ru The twenty fourth Fohurary, 49,, anu
dtp05t.d IN tho Otf.Ce OF A'YGce DuCattI, q NcttT!
public as thi, CITY plan Number tErc" ~,
book Ot plans number 1wC: SAID lo' OF = aund
forms the corner OF RcGal and Hospital streets.
and measures fort ,--lI '"et ten IH' u"s FROM O.
ROYAL erect ~ Ninety feet dttp anu 'fnti GA '"s'
MI Al r.rc,t, together with all the buildings Bnd
improvements thereon. without except On -, re-
seI vat ..,8, being the same property acquired hN
the defendant herein b., purchase nom mrs
Aru,..., H.charie >au widow of Horace c. Cam
macs. ycI act paused before sad not.-' tst.'.s
on Tia. twenty Ehta day 81 Jane, S"hI
Gr"d and siJtV-nGe,
Seized IA .he above suit.
Tenn. and CoGditiCasF!. purchases: ~ assume
tho yavINen5 of :hs following bonds Or votes r4"
- the CGUaO d AS CREATION OF the PSltFrs ~
lorisan. and secured by mortgage on the afore.
said property. to Wit: on. 'nt 50 Hundred and
ninety eight dollars and tfty-5is cent. payable
june 2 1879; one fO- 81 hundred md srs.y do. ars
and thirty six cents pay able jun B. Ia: on" Tor
ri. hundred and twenty two dollars and sIAtetL
cents uavable June :. lY75 aud one tpr nv. ht"
red and ciChty-.hrer dollars and Hih..y siH.case
psyab. June :; 1876, uaEinE She aggregate sum Il
Two thousand five hundred and SIXTY rv" dollar
and t,ur cents and the halt.Uce surplus Z: SAID
purchase pIIcs to be pad cash on the spot
". J. HARPER
fe'. ,1hs22 sheeid % the Parish OF 0'!e"'s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

CECHED JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH or
y Orleans, No. 2!+t.-By virtue of a writ OF her!
faCias to me directed h. the honorable the Second
Justice Court for the parish of Orleans, in The
above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell a.
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS e. change. ROYAL street, between Canal and
CustOnhouse streets, in tine Second District OF
this city on TUESDAY, March IS, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock M, the following described property. to
Wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city III the square bounded
by Caroudelet ak, Mt. Peter. Miro and Galvez
areets measuriuG, sixty feet front on st. Peter
street BY one hundred and sixty feet ia depth
being composed OF Two lots, designated by the
numbers uiHe and ten. and one half of lots NUM-
bers seven and eight, together with the Improve
mants thereon.
q ANOTHER LOT or GROUND, situated i'll the
same district and square, and having the same
mtasL rement, composed OF two iots designated ~
numb. and even, and one half OF lots mum
bers seven and eight. together with the improve
ms MS thereon.
seizad in the above suit as belonging 10 def al
arr Mrs. VI Gesma1.
TarnIs-Iash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
feI5 MIL I9 Sheriff of the Parish Of ,'r,eans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
ts!. mha q shs,t, Of the Parish 81 Orle.ana.
New Orleans Savings anstitution vs.

New orleans Savings 4nsIiLuIion Fs'
Samuel Janlison.
L-ITTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 444.-BY virtue OF writ or
&c Zure and sale to me- directed by the honor
able tho Sixth District Court for the parldi.
OF Orleans, IN the above entitled cause. VIII pro
coed to sell at public auction, at the hercoante
and AuctiOHeers' Exchange, Roya! street, between
CANA and CustomhOuse streets, in the second DIS
trCt OF this city, on TUESDAY. April l, io'J' al
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty. 10 wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OP GROUND, together
with the bliIdiugs and improvements thereon,
rights. ways ana privileges thereunt0 0etohglng,
or in any wise appertaining, situated. Ylug
AID being IN the First district OF his Guy,
and measuring each twenty i've feet 'front.'
on PhllipPa street, between htYla anu ULtou
streets by sYty-three feet ten lhcheS IN
depth. between parallel lines, American measure.
being the same property acquired by the deleAldan'
herein by partition between him and his late part
uer, James Mcintosh, as per act before H. b. Cenas
late notary public N this city, dated TIE sefehsh Vi
May, 1855. =,
= A PORTION OF GROUND, together with the
buildings thereon, rights. wars ana pr,shtges
thereunto belonging, or In any wise spptrtaihlhg
81 uated, lying and being in the Frst pistilct o.
this city. and forming the corner 81 fensacoLa
landing and Benton st eel, which SAID p''Etlon VI
ground, before the opening of SAID benton s+feet
was deac ibed Is having eighty i've feet 'front.' on
Pensacola landing, by depth or one nuhG y q 70
and ninety-sI feet or each side line sno nIIy
feet, NOR. or less. n Width. a. the rear all amen
can MEASURE
Being the same property acquired ~ tIe ss.!G
defendant by partition between him ana inc SdAc
Notary. Censs on the seventh day Of May. 1870
s lied IL the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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