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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-03
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. September "a, 1863.

BAINBRIDGE, GA, September "a, 1869.
Mr.. L. III. NJ Mctyre
Dear F'rend~-E Enclosed please fnd p. o. Or
der for Ave dollars. and shall have to apollo
gise for not writing to you before. have been
quite sick, and very busy when we'll therefore
neglected it. You will please send me per Ex-
press two more bottles Of TUFTS Expectorant
1t is certainly splendid thing for cough it
has cured me eHectually Of my cough, aud also
several others to whom gave 1t.
With q thousand thanks for the medicine you
sent me. Iremain your sincere friend,
r. C. SCOTT. 4
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Declined.

MEssRs. EDIToRs-You will please with
draw my name for Alderman, as l do not de-
sire TO run on either old or new ticket.
]. M. WALKER.
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just Receivsd.

Anew stock Of Big Honisy, Pearl Grit
Buck Wheat Flour, "Gilt Edge, Goshen But
- BOSTON & oILBERT
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ON TIME.

Ihave just received large lot Of Bncon and
Corn which II will dispose Of on time on iavOra-
BILE terms.
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Knots United,
o., Ways and By Ways in the Hidden Life Of
AMERICAN DETECTIVES. 3

We want agents for this book. 1t discloses
all the mysteries Of the Detective System. II Is
a record for theipast 20 years Of the most skill
full detectives Of this country, in which the
crafts Of Bank Robbers. Thieves, Pickpoekets,
Lottery Dens Counterfeit Money Dealers, and
swindlers Of all classes, are exposed and brought
to Justice. Price, $2.75. Send for circular and
terms to agents
We want agents for these works IN all cities
and towns in this country, Wepay large conl-
missions and give exclusive territory. Forcir-
cuars and terms address the publishers. Sam-
pie copies of any Of our books sent TO any ad-
dress on receipt price.
u. u. BURR e H1DB, publishers.
Hartford, Conn, Chicago, H., Cincinnati,
Oct. 4th, 1872.
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d - 1ayg lrsza. sste<i Al y vesiAxp
YVtVp ~ ia ysanE el zzske nsrs rey =
s: s <: ~ 81: ::. :; 81 =. ;s
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Georgia Cobb County
Whereas, Eli blcCarty applies to me for the
exemption and setting apart Of personally and
shall pass upon tbs same At my Office " eatses-
day Dec. 2bfli 1872 al 10 o'clock, 4. ~ hafi-
eta, Dec 18th 1872. 3,
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Marietta, n.n ead 1s1o

HdIItllaJ Dec ~JuI IOIS,
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
again enter our ranks and cause us to mourn
he loss of our sister, Miss Molle Prosser of
Spalding Seminary Lodge I. o. g. T. Macon,
Ga.
Snatched by the ruthless hand of death I'M
der peculiar distressing circumstances. we
meekly bow to His divine will and tender our
heart felt sympathy to the afflicted family.
Resolved, That the above be printed in the
Marietta Journal and a copy sent to the family
and her Lodge.
VIM. f. Dunwody, T. H. Mathews,
JAS. Z. Page, 4. H. Shoclxly,
j, Il. Jelks, VIM. X. Root,
A, B, Gilbert, Asst, Sect.
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Tribute of Resnect

At Mountaineering Of Tallulah and Minnehaha
Lodges, committee was appointed to draft an
Obituary notice on the death of Miss Mollie
Prosser. The following is the report of the
committee:
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Marietta, Georgia, January 8, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

MONTPELIER AND WELLS River RAIL
ROAD The Montpelier and Wells River
Railroad is fast progressing towards COM
pletion. The company have a contract
for iron with N. G. Munson Of Boston.
aud some three thousand tons arc to be
shipped on at once, at about one hundred
tons per day. The Montpelier end is al
ready ironed some half way to Wells
River and ballasting is to begin at Mont.
pelier right away. The iron used is of a
lighter weight than ordinary, being fifty
two pounds to the yard. The cars fol
both freight and passenger use. are being
rapidly built at Laconia, N. H., and tn,
company confidently expect to be read,
to begin operations on the route by thu
LIST Of July. Arrangements have beef
made at Wells River for Union Depo
at that point with the Passumpsic an
Boston. Concord and Montreal companies
but at Montpelier it i understood the d.
pot will not be connected with that Of th
Vermont Central.
There Is lively debate going on b.
tween Bsnnisgtou and Ludlow as to whic
town possesses the most dilapidated gray
yard. TIA Banner says the Benningto
selcctnsn have adopted tho rule mot
make any repairs unless tbs Occupan
complain"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Gen. Davis tod ArienA and Dixie 70
70 back to the Modes camp to-uOrrOu
morning. aud tell The Indians be shOald
Dot come cut for = peace talk; be did cot
believe in peace talks asay from bis men
tho Indians must GENE 10 him Il they
wanted to talk he would allow them 70
surrender, and they had Until Friday
morning 10 make their Appearance at his
headquAners. After that time he should
shoot every M,dOc fOuui. The women
refused &c return to the MOdos camp.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

SIGNAL STATION AT HARTLAMD.--A sig
nal has been erected on the SUNNI. of
"Garvin HILL" in Hartland, In connec-
ton with the United States Signal is Of
wood, about thirty feet in height, trimmed
with alternate layers Of black and white
cloth, the whole being surmounted with a
large cap of bright tin. The height Of
this hill is eleven hundred feet above the
base Of the court house in Woodstock, and
seventeen hundred and ninety feet above
the level Of the sea.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Acting Secretary Of State

DISCOVERY OF AN ENGRAVED PoRTRAIr
of ETHAN ALLEN.-H on. T. p. Walton
has received letter from Hon. L. Il.
Chittenden. informing him that he has
found in New York an engraving from a
portrait of Ethan Allen painted by John
TrrmbuIl, of Conn.,, probably in 1882 or
1888. Mr.. Walton Immediately tele-
graphed Mr. Chittenden to have it en-
graved on steel for the State.
This discovery comes OPPORTUNITY when
public attention is SO strongly directed to-
wards Ethan Allen, by the preparations
for the Inauguration Of the statue of the
old hero, and when the State is printing
the old records of the Councils Of Safety,
in which Allen bore so prominent part.
1t is for this volume, doubtless, which
Mr.. Walton is editing, that he has or
dered the engraving. 1t has been sup.
posed, hitherto. that there was no like.
ness of Allen extant, and if this is gcnu'
inc, of which no doubt is felt, it has q
high value.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28


The new Cen trail Vermont Board Of
Management is certainly one of the strong.
est railroad boards in the country, wheth-
err as regards weight Of capital, or expe-
ricnce and ability 10 railroad management.
1t includes four of the present trustees Of
the Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada, Messrs. John Gregory, land Worth
ington G. Smith, Joseph Clark aud b. P.
Cheney Gov Page Of the Rutland road
Mr. Park and his son-in.law, Gen. McCul
Tough of bennington, j. r. Langdon, who
is one Of the heaviest capitalists in Yer.
mont, with some of the ablest and heavi
est bankers and fnanciers of New York
Seven Of the directors, as required BY
the charter, are citizens of Vermont
Gov. Smith will be president of the new
orporation-which does not look as if h,
had been recently proved swindler. w
netice that the 1'rareler plainly calls at
tsntion to the fact that "but one of tn,
Directors is called Boston man, or cal
be regarded as friendly to Boston inter
csts." We do not believe the new boart
to be ,tnfriendly to Boston interests; bu
if it we're SO, the Trareler would hav
only itself and its hackers to thank 70
such results.-Free Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
THe AMERICAN CARD PRIsrER.-
ONLY CENTS

EVERY MAN IliSOWN PAIyTER
Gu, PAINrs-IIow TO SELECT AND Ustfau
plain treatise, containing sample card vag
different actually painted shades aud tiua u
instructions for exterior and interior housDs
ration.
q copies, bound In cloth, fors5 sampl,uts
paper cover, mailed, post paid, 70 anr addisa
receipt Of 10 cents, by the Publisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD
Box 1924, Post-oiiico, Philadelphh
See the follOiuing valuable eriracfs from Jrt,i lar
"a very val liable hook. and no one ntsbdr,t
paint should fail TO re cd it-N. Y. TribrHs
1--WE did not know so much could he said On d,
subleeto of painting n house until We rad This u
eel G mt book OF MIR. Bird's.m-N.Y Herald.
"a want long felt at last suppled.n-Sanif
An.
mot only a necessity to the painter, but uIs
able to every occupant Of dwelling-N. T. EgR
"Buy % copies Of this book and distribute ntr
among your friends. II they will heed the n
vice therein, you could make no more vauaAi
| sent.'-Chicago TTib.
"In publ ishing this hook Mr.. Baird has done /
real service TO the community. Pol,ds Blad,.
eve hope the publisher will sell 10000 eopa
OF this book during 10. n-BostOH advertiser
"We have just painted our house as advised
| tho author, and congratulate ourselves that D
dwelling in our neghboThCod eXcells curs IN q
| penrancc. "-HDBtT's Wstkly.
"In selling n sample copy fol l0esnts, Nj. Bah
must feel certain an order Tor p bound in elothHA
! fol low n-Erank Leslie.
ave knew the town and country paints thtrsi
Recommended, and can yOgch for their value sa
| the excellence Of the " Harrison brand Of Hhs
toad. "--Phiia. Ledger
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Newsy Gossip.

FRANCE President Thien has re-
signed. and Marshal Mcmahon has been
elected BY the assembly. There was
great excitement, bat no disturbance.
The P.ssumpsie Railroad Company has
offered to siv, the town Of Nevbury $500
towards opening new road from the vii
lase Of Wells River towards WOOdsvills'
and to the new depO, grounds, which cuts
through IN. railroad some eve rods rOrth
Of the present bridge.
A Woman by the name Of Mrs. Hunter
Of Westminster, VT, drowned herself by
throwing herself into the Connecticut
River, a quarter of mile from her house
Ii is the opinion that she was not right IN
her head. She was locked up in room
in the house and made her escape through
the window. The people found her hal
and shawl on the bank of the river.
J.mas Rrants' estate is v-l~sd at a NIL
lion and quarter,
Mr.. Ames left will which has not JET
been opened. 1t is estimated that his e.
tate when settled will amount to about ono
million dollars.
Senator Charles Sumner was last week
divorced from his wife, Alice NJ. Sumner
on the ground Of dcssrtiOn.
The President is reported as saying
that the time had como for some positive
aud definite action in regard to the border
outraees on the Mexican border, and that
if the Mexican government applied for ex-
plantations of the recent reported action Of
the military it might perhaps be shown to
have been iusti6able. as the Mexican g.v-
eminent has given no redress for such out
RACES heretofore, and manifcstedbut little
disposition to prevent them.
A Ratland man has purchased small
box of New York sawdust for fabulous
price.
WASHINGTON. %, Information
has been received from Powder River
country that the Sioux Indians are war
like and lawless, AID there will be great
danger in establishing line Of survey
through it for the Northern Pacific rail-
road. The Indians have expressed de-
termination to resist the building Of the
road, and is estimated that they can mus
ter an effective force of 5000 men. The
majority of them are armed fully as well
as the Modocs,
The establishment of two formidable
out-pOsts on the line of the proposed sur
vey will add something to the security o
the surveyors, blu. it will be sufficient fol
future protection. Con. Sherman viii
dispatch sorce of Infantry and cavalry
to the dangerous section. Shonld thu
Sioux execute their threats, however
there must be stompede of settlers ant
vigorous Indian war. There is informa
ton to warrant tn belief that the Com
mission recently appointed to visit ant
acify the Sioux will be unsuccessful.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Dodge Il Shaw, Morrisville, Yer
mont, agent for the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company in Lamoille County,
and the Mississquoi Valley in Orleans
County. No Policy allowed to expire
without the insured being notified All
communications by mali or otherwise,
promptly attended to.
@. G. DoDGE. 11) @. l.. SHAW
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

LINENS and spreads,
Crash, Real Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds, f. d
NJ Cashmere All
Wool Cassimeres for
Suits, Rcpe!iants, Knit
ting and Warp Cot
tens, Ladies', Misses
& Gents Cotton Hose,
Corscts, Suepenlcrs,
and an endless variety
Of Notions.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
~ GETTYSBURG
|KATALYslNE WA1''

II Send Fifty Csnts with YOU .;l, reccN1
address, TO this office, and you W" aid
nicely printed Visiting Cards. p0s'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
B. A. CaIkins
IA. ,s., returned fruH nssion vish splendid 'n'
eompietc stock q
NJ e w c o o D s,

vh,sh he Is going % sell cHEaP and Coz price.
which he will guarantee 20 be LoH. ! 90 ~
tss read,. paw within the neat SIXTY D<fN
ny stock comprises
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

Brown and Iileached
CottOns, Linen Finish,
Prints aud GiDghams,
Remnants. very cheap,
New Style {" Polka "
Prints, (yard wide }
Shlrtings, Tickings,
Denims & Ducks, Cor
set Jeans, Camtrics.
PiqOes, Jap, Stripes.
Linen Checks Table
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

DLACKsMITH-SHOP AND TOOLS TO RENT |!
ID The subscriber will lease en- favorable terms
the shop on Church st. erected by II. ]. Lilley,
with the tools therein. This is finely located for
business, and good workman can make MONEY
by leasing It. Quick or you lose 1t For full par
ticulars enquire Of
G. II. PARKER.
e6u hyde Park, vt,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
DARTICULAR NOTICES

All persons who are indebted to mo are here
by notified, that unless they call and settle the
same within 80 days, will find their accounts in
in the hands of an attorney. "This means hus-
iness.'' P G. CLEAVELAND.
Hyde Park, May 20. 49,.
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v.,rA... Tl"PB.lKS N THE SECOND DGS.
TIu.rr.
s.,.,.>sIa.; q: :..Y:N + H!.rE JOHN MACK II
A.. v. ;E:.;IE.: MACE.


Ely C:-tR,.rS r. TnRTIEii. AUCTION
Is .er-otiic. 10 g Exchange alley; = TUES
DAY. Narcl, =, 1873. AZ t"'-ye . tloGk NJ. 80 ne
St. LOUIS Auction exchange or st. LOUIS street
f..yypno R0,. ard charities a''erts. Will be- ~. ID
AZ public auction, by 'iItur OF jadgWeI ~
A. 4 NV -. r... 4. l.. Tissot judge 0. the s.
.oni Dis.rr. cr-t for the parish of Oreal ontho
t..r- .i,if.t'. ot January 1873, and signed on II"
.alrd of February, 1913. the following propeTte4-
.r.'-rr. :, cr.l. =. .a'rf. il. the suburb IRENE,
:, .at,ai. bounded br Roman. 81 tct"r. ORE .ua
~. i'rle1!r streets .aa ."' le 'ea'ghated pJ we
letter \. .u,. torn, IN '"T-r' 81 roman ~"
I,1Ir streets ana measures =. feet inc;rp front
on St. Pet"r str.,' p. dr..h nu II at %. Roman
,,FRT..E 10! OF GROrvI' in the .arI.e
.IaT. G..-i.,ra. 81 T.. tie .ftrT ! ana m"asu :
;: fe"- irch .'t...:3at.n - !.',r"treet. 3" feet
u.ne. lines -. gar .,te - :".i tlL".'''- :.
I'M. o., t,. LIZ. I...: /: ron ~ :. .d >" -.
! ...hcs i.t..- ~, ' ''",ra' :" 'Iear s'rr.'
according 20 Gal -: l. &c AI"'as. dated i!!"'ntn
wv, LUIS "FG;lO;'HD =; ated 10 She Second
u.atEi.: 81 ;'s CT. - -" ."'.i" '.'md"d ~
.rs ~. Peter E..r.:. ~! ..i' r htr-.ts. IAsc
stated lot, { 80. ~ !a.n ." .!.''.- ~" "a " -
A..r.a-. '.-....r.. .: f.'; iront o,i". Pet
street .,'Pt! .. - - , .:.A"7 ...' :" :".':
:. i|s rF $50, VI. situated il .hs sn'r,i
.ri,l- 49, sl.a'-i - e - "."i 7'H..r. So. %.
| H. So G'"-" - .r0. de-. yak = =
... :. in..F- 80" - .i- roar ~ depth -:
t.. :a. -. - 't,".'.. " - -is.tio. tr".'
| 81 80. Dad ~ !='.t he, pU iiI' ';!': '.
..1.- IL: rIsC. 81. PORTION ~ GH0r.:'
| -" a!..-'.;' 80 ln.io 'I""i ere
! -. .n.." square - and" b. u. II. "'s.".'
! Z SPY 80 :"l!~..'. -'.''t-. -. i ..''c =
| ., -. 'h'.s7''-'. :. - ,r.!'H - ;'-
c.,t,.--" e i: cash, balance +: "n ant -
! - ..';'. $1,000 :" .. i,',.
; .~ -'' u. ''u..Hti-. =" " - - .'''
49,: H., ...". ii "''''' '.' /: :
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. WITH IM?I..VRM BS.n
THEREON, FRONTING on CALLIOPE >vRHET.
SrccySSlcS OF WILLIAM PHILLIPS
s..ou,. District Court for the Par:s!. 0! O.'A.
No. % sE.
DYr.w.sB ,. nI0NTGOnERY-s -.

DI q. ". &: Il. ,. NIONTGO nERY-H. -.
Id Mont geometry. AurtiOneer.--WII b- sold o.:
THURSDAY April TO- 1888. a; twelve O'Clock IL. "a:
the 81. Ehaif.s Auction Exchange. in the basement
rc5rt,da of I'll" Vt Charles Hotel. in this city. b.
virtue aud III pursuance OF an Orderl OF the Hon.
s. Il. Tissot Judge Of the Second District CouT: 'UI
the gari-h OF Orleans. dated March :, 1873, docket
No = 8Os, itr account o! to succession OF william
1hiilips deCeased-e
YOtE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. together
.I.h the Duldngs and improvements thereon.
situated al tn. Frst Distrc! OF this city. in the
s.,4re bounded BY clio. GaiCpe. CarOndeiet and
~ Charlie. streets, designated AZ Nos. 2. :! and
on 8 sketch annexed to an ac' of sale from this
New Orleans and CarrOlltOS Railroad Company to
.sii William Phillips. deceased. .eiore g.
Magntr notary public in this city. dated OStobes
, 1865, measuring each 81 sect II inches hne.
front on :alliopr street. by l59 feet 10 inches
Nu.. in depth. tn. improvements on lOc No.
consists III livery stable. known as Inv Union
livery stable and those !ot No. CGUs,st ia Go
two steTy frame hOGse.
Ter1ns-Eash in United States treasury nOreS
ACT OF sale before W. }. Caste!. l9.aGy public.
a. the expense Of Ike purchaser
nh5 u ?. ap5io
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14

DY CHARLES Z. FORTIEK, AUCTION
- eer-Otice 70. 81 Exchange alley.--SAIUk.
DAY, Aprl' s. 1873. al Twelve O'Clock ~, al ITO
ST. Louis auction Exchange. on st. Louis street.
between ROYAL and 'hartrHs streets, Wi. be sold
IL publ. au.tion. by virtue OF an order of the
Court 1Os the parish o! Orleans. dated March :.
1876
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated il The
Second Distrl". o' this slty. N square No. 81.
Galves. streets, .esi grated by the letter a. and
measuring % feet inches front on C.stOmho1se
street. ,. dep'n ;.u! 'front.' Cal veZ street OF ~
feet inches, tuGetl ~ ~. al 'h5 .u4.GInGs and
improvements .herro1. This property ~ leased
until September |. 1913. With the privilege OF t"o
?. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. IL the same
SQUARE - the above. designated y the i"ttc' T..
and meas ring % Zee. 'front.' uH :us:0inhots-
street. BY - ie.t inches IN depth. together ".!h
a. thu buildings and improvements thereon.
3. 4 sERFAlS LIT OF GROUNP. IA the cam"
.1liare the ..ho'r designated by the Litter q.
.,f,. measuring - Zee. :. inches front ON Glvt2
street. by q depth Of &. fees inches, together ".;h
AL tn. buildings ard improvements thereon.
:: \ CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. s.tuated =!
.-ttei l.. and measuring n ieet front on Custom,
hons. street, by vJ eet il deph, together with al
the bl.i.diugs and improve r1nnts thereon.
The whole according to d plan made by {. DC
Aruas. survryCT. dated February %, lE13
Terms One half cash. and the balance ~ SIX
and twelve months 'or notes cured by mortgage.
with vendors hen ..n1 privilege. bearing "leh5
- cent interest frou date 20 payment; IN case Of
suit tie purchasers % pay ~" per cent LAWYERS
fees the amount &red Oh: ~. buildings 10 De-
80 ..ssur. tie ;..Ae, 70! .he year 1873 over ana
.bpE, their BIDS.
The xleIIs. Of tl' ?urri aSets. mfo ~ apo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
s.ror. n..::.,1 court tor Ii. !.E - a: ":.,.E.s-
80. .;,1!!.

g1Y vinwyf o. aNu IN OBEDIENCE I'd an or.
,:c. Of sale. rendered. May D. ~, directed by
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans 70 G. :. SaryiDet, late sheriff
and by said late sheriff 10 ne transferred, IN the
above entitled matter. | Will proceed 10 sell AZ
public. auction 1T the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
kychaug. ROYAL street between Canal and Gus
,nulau,. Streets in 'he Second District of this
cty.n MONDAY, March p 1879. at twelve O'Clock
~ for account o. said c.ess.On. the .0!lo wing
acecribtd property. to wit:
l. FIVE LOTS or GROUND, with all the build
Jugs and improvements thereon. making part of
Eeruiou's property, situated at hently. il this
parish. suburb 1!cmt: said lots are designated BY
Inc numbers one. two, three. four and i've ct
5, uaTs number fourteen. Ounded ny Broad AubTy.
orely and y hIte streets on a plan drawn by lon
I'TemecOUrt. late surveyor. Oh the twelfth OF &c
tobtr. 1874. deposited in the Office of LHcen Her
mann, late notary pubic il this city. and meas
uTc in American measure. according 10 said plan,
. follows. lot nun Der one forming the corner Of
Aubgv and White streets. measures thirty one feet
seven and half inches front on White street, h..
'ue hundred and i've feet deep and front on A.0ry
street. lots numbers two. .nIee. four ana NJ" al.
ION each other and measure each, thlTtS-oH teet
seven inches front on White street, ~ one hundred
and tiTe feet deep. betw. en- parable ines.
Sad property purchased ~ the late .-tf
lr-Urv Old, from Gently DT.':N. ~ an act passed
bei0r" !. Duc4tel, notary. on the ;"ti!t!1 da' q
j.'v. 1874.
TeIm,-Ca,h On III" spot.
". p. HARPER.
T. ;" mis.3 S,.r.tr -: III" IA. 81. u or'a'..