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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-05-31

the office, pay a small fee, and give. in
writing, your own name and the lady'S.
with the age, profession. and residence OF
each. This notice will remain at the
office for twenty-one clear days after
which you will be at liberty TO conclude
vour business as soon as your lady con-
sents To name the day, and | wish you
much happiness. You purpose returning
to America, presume -
"Oh! yes" replied EXwintOn: "thc
Stars and Stripes for me! guess nothing
can beat our old flag"
Arrived at the Reoister-ofice, Ex-
wintOn answered number Of questions
put by a grave, thin functionary in a suit
Of black:
The lady's age:" said this sad faced
individual.
Nineteen"
:, Any profession"
Your own profession"
Merchant
Have you been married before-'
g Not that am aware Of"
:. Has the lady been married:'
"I guess not
"Well," thought EXwintOn. as he left
the office. - hope they know the way TO
ask questions here. wonder what May
will say TO me for telling her age"
An hour later he was in the cosy parlor
by the side of his lady love. and three
weeks later still May Rawdon became Mrs.
ExwintOn. and left the old country she so
well loved 10 become a citizen of the
Great Republic and under the waving
folds of the Stars and Stripes, she never
regrets the day when she gave her hand
and heart 10 her noble American lover :
nOr does my dear friend, Old Double Y.
regret having brought an English rose
bud to bloom in his American home.
often drop in of an evening. and spend
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs. EX-
wintOn; and many a hearty laugh have
we had over the Adventures OF an
American CHlebs in Search OF the Eng
lish Register-oflice. .'-HeGTth and Home.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-05-31
Miscellaneous Selections.


WIZ. APACHE PETE.
Thar amt no trusting an lnjun;
He's = catawanpOus cuss,
And when he's doing of suthiu' bad,
He's wishing twas suthin' wuss.
And he'll lie and steal, and he'll sarcumvent
You out vi your very eyes,
Andhe take. his tod in "A way that l.
As Il Christian, do dcsplse.
The most ongrateful, thankless wretch
That evera fellcr seci
FavOrs is lost on the likes of him,
80 he never gets none from me.
There was little Pete, a Pache boy,
WhIch We had around the camp
Down in ArlZone, IN '69,
And i'vc knowcd that sneaking scamp,
whcs the boys was a havin' alittle fun
AMI shooting, 1t might be, free,
20 rIosey behind a rock or stump,
Or shin hisself up "a tree,
Till Grraser chap, which was full of sin,
DraSed bead on the yallcr brat.
Ani Pete never felt the want of specs
Ie read with, arter that.
They was little shot and we scooped 'em out
With our knives from the critters ewes,
Which never squirms Il derned bit,
Nor cusses, nor grins, nor cries.
But ne takes SICK, III a Dllnulsn way
And meanders oiIten the camp
And strikes trail for his cussed tribe,
Which we'd corraed in the swamp
But H. didn't forgit us that reptile snake
was woke in the dead of night
By the hossee "a rairIu' aud waltZin' round,
And cavortin' mad with fright.
Which IL were a stampede and the cattle broke
With Il painted, yelling mob
A whooping like devils, and that thar Pete
A bossin' the little job
They stamped the critters; nary a hoof
Nor ha'r was EFF behind,
And Pete elevated the Greasers ha'r,
Which was kinder goin' 1t biad.
Wal, thar warn't no jestiss out on the plains
For the spirs wouldn't help,
And you don't go lnjun-lightlng on foot
IL you happen TO vally your skelp.
But it shows how the ornery varmints act
If you happen to cross their track;
They just lays for You, and they ieiches you
The mlnnlt you turn yer back.
Satisfaction? Wal, no, wouldn't say
As you'd feel you had much cause
To be satisfied, in a case like this,
by killing few old squaws.
Thets why I'm riled when hear 'em say
Thet an 1njrln souls as white
As "A Christian gentleman like mine,
In God Almighty sight.
For put it far to larned man,
As invited me to drink,
Rum is my tap and seZ to him,
''Pd like 10 know what you think. -
And he studied a bit in 9Abous way,
And he didn't seem to take,
Which bis language We're, "'Tain't much OF a
chice
Tween bar and rattlesnake" i"
j. J. Roche in ". y. Graphic.
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covers the central point of the earth.
There a long. intricate passage descends
To the crypt, below which. it is also said,
the Blessed Virgin was delivered. The
manger stands in u low recess cut in the
rock IA few feet from this star.-N. \.
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A wELL-BREp woman never hears an
impertinent remark. A kind of discreet
deafness saves one from insult, from much
blame, and from not little connivance In
dishOnorable conversation.
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THE New York Mail tells us that fa-
vorite hotel is to be kept this season at
one Of the watering places "by the widow
of Mr.. -, who died last summer on a
new and improved plan." 1t is unkind
of the Mail to keep this improved meth
cd of going out of the world all to itself.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

d! NASH 4 HODGSON, a. u O'Clock, a. the
st. Charles Auction Exchange SIX choice build
mg lots Oh st. Charles avenue. between Har.
Mony and Pleasant streets also, ten building
iots on 8. Charles avenue. n square bounded
BY Pitt. General Taylor and COnstantinOple
streets also, . lot Of ground en Josephine
street. between st. Charles ami Cacondele:
Atreet% also. marble mill, with engine, boilers
and machinery. and eight lots Of ground on
TchoupitoIlas and Wate. streets, between
Washington and Sixth streets, also, tie two
story brick store No. l3 Dryades street.
eY ALFRED BOULIGNY. a: IL o'clock, At the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange lot Of
ground ST. Mary street. between Chippewa
and S. Thomas streets; twelve lots OF ground
In square bounded by Washington avenue and
Liberty, Maine and Force streets and one lot
IN square bounded by Congress, Independence.
Solidels and Prosper streets
eY K. NJ. L B. J. MONTGOMERY. at ii O'Clock, at
sorner OF Camp and Natchez streets, large as.
sortmaat CT new and second hand furniture.
n CONSTABLE J. ". JONES. at II O'Clock, at
Ne O. Peters street, contents and furniture Of
dunk shop.
~ CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK, at l2 O'Clock,
at warehouse No. 40 Girod street. lot of ONCE
furniture.
eT SHERIFF HARPER at - o'clock, at the Mer-
chants and Aucti0neerS Exchange, lot of
ground with buildings. on Johnson street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets fozr
lots u ground. with buildings, on Victory
street, between Enghein and Port streets; q lot
OF ground with buildings on Annette, between
Prosper and Solidelle streets; the square of
ground bounded by Fifth. Sixth. Melpemens,
UpperIine and Terpsichore streets; twelve lots
sots OF ground in the Fifth District. on Madison
Lapeysolse and Monroe streets. Also. at
O'Clock, at warehouse, 10. - St. Ann stres:.
STATIONARY steam engine and boiler.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
SHERIFFS SALES.


Patrick Bourke rs. Mrs. e. M. Adnms.
1NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No. 4634.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
ure and sale to me 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 Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
this city on SATURDAY, June %, 1919, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
ACERTAIS SQUARE OF GROUND situated in tho
Fourth District of this city designated by the
number one hundred and ifty-twO plaza
drawn BY Arthur de Armas, surveyor, on the TWEEN.
tyfi .th dav of March, 1871 and deposited as plaza
this city, for reference; said square is bounded BY
Fifth Tor Dupre), sixth Tor Whitel, Melpomene.
Upper Line and TerpsCbOre streets, and is subdi-
vided into twenty lots, according to said plan.
Being the same property acquired by the defend.
ant herein by purchase from the plaintiff herein.
per act passed before E. G. Wells a notary publi9
IN this city, on the ninth day OF July, 1879.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-l. In cash for sufficient AMOUNT to pay
plaiuti IFS claim, say the Gum OF twelve hundred
and fifty dollars. with eight per cent per anuuH
interest from July 9, 1872, five per cent attorneys
fees ON the amount sued for, three dollars and fifty
cents costs of protest and costs of suit g The
of his bid, the vment of two prOmissory notes.
secured by mortgage said property, each for the
sum of six hundred and twenty five dollars drawn
bydefendant to her own order and indOrsed by her
self dated July 9, 1872 and payable, respectively.
in one and two years after date, bearing interest
paid. g. And the balance of the price Of adj udca-
ton, if any, cash on the spot.
mv25 iea 2-23 Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
Alfred OIarchauA vs. John nEoyl Ian.

myth DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No. 39l6.-By virtue OF writ OF
ieri facias in favor Of Theodore MeGlnns. IN.
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 Auc.
tioneers Exchan ge, Royal street between Cana!
this city, on SATURDAY, June %, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property.
" TWELVE LOTS OF GRouND,in the town of Nc.
DonOghville in the Fifth District OF New oriesns.
in square number seventy one, bounded by Mad.
son, Monroe, DeArmas and LapevrOuse streets.
designated by the numbers one to twelve, inclE-
sive, according to a plan drawn by Leuis H. Pile.
surveyor dated the tenth day OF February, 1860.
and de posted in the office Of Charles 4. FOrtieY.
iOrmeriy Notary public in this city, plan num-
ber thirty of book OF plans number One lots num-
bers one two. four and i've measure. each, slXty
feet front on Madison street, by one hundred anN
twenty feet in depth, lot number one forming tho
corner Of Madison and DeArmas streets, and los
number five forms the corner OF Madison and La
peyrOUse streets; lot number three measures SIX
ty feet front on Madison street. by one hundred
and nfty feet in depth; lot number ak measures
sixty feet front on LapeyrOuse street by one nun
dred and twenty feet in depth lots numbers
seven eight, ten and eleven measure, each, sixty
feet front on Monroe street, by one hundred ans
twenty feet in depth; lot number seven forms the
corner OF Monroe and LapeyrOuse streets and lot
number eleven forms the corner of Monroe ana
DeArmas streets; lot number nine measures Sixty
feet front on Monroe street, by one hundred ana
fifty feet in depth, and lot number twelve meas
ures sixty feet front ON DeArmas street. by On~
hundred and twenty feet in depth. Being tns
same property acquired by the defendant herein
by purchase from Theodore McGinnis, per act
passed before Armand Pilot, Jr., notary pubic IL
this city. on the twenty eighth Of January. 1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ur2- ie9 29 SharifY of the Parish of OrleanA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

Aristide Nliltenberger vs.. John r. Pol.
lock; AdministratornNo mi M Ta,Ie, 6lbS ,,,,,, Lad
i the Fifth Circuit and District of louisiana
By virtue Of writ of sezxre and sale to me di.
rected in the above entitled suit will proceed to
1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the entrance to the
Cust0mhouse, On Canal street, between Peters and
od oF LaS "A 81
Immediately in the rear of the estate OF p P Babin
and Messrs Allen and Hamilton about eleven miles
Rouge, containing about twenty arpents front,
more or less, with all the depth thereunto belong.
ing the side lines opening in w the rear San sd
Allen Hamilton; in front by those of Allen Hamil-
ton and said estate Of P. P: Babn; below by
'tg bv those @ of of John A. Bird James L. Lobde and
Abraham Lobdell (the said boundaries being those
existing the second of February 1850 date OF the
mOrtgage), together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. including all lands found
within said boundaries with the exception OF
small lot containing t%q arpents situated hsn aaa IN she
llshed to witt On the second of February, 1869,
and belonging to zenOn Alain at that time. Two
the boundaries as then established, one belonging
to Evariste Enger, and the other to Louis Lavigne
At that time and another tract or lot belonging
house at that date located.
2. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
said parish of West Baton Rouge on the south
side Of the Baton Rouge aud Crosse Tete
and Opelsusas Railroad, and about half a mile
therefrOm, acquired from J. T. Flynn OF East Feii-
cana on the tenth OF April 1854 and designated In
the Receivers receipt the southwest quarter Of
section number fourteen, in township seven OF
range eleven east, containing about one hundred
and sixty acres.
g. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, also situated in
the said parish of West Baton Rouge, to the south
of said railroad and fronting thereon known as the
Joe Richley tract and designated as the northwest
quarter OF section thirteen in township seven
Of range eleven east, containing l'O 83-loo acres
4. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated in said
parish, on the souta of said railroad, and front
ing thereon, containing thirty-nin supe1ncia
acres, bounded on the north and west by lands OF
j. T. and w. Nolan, ON the east by those Of stephen
Pipes, and on the south by those OF A. Loodell at
the date of said mortgage; together with all the
buildings and Improvements on the said tracts, as
will appear by reference to the said act OF mort
gage a copy Of which is or file in said suit.
Terms-Cash, at the time OF adjudication. In
United States treasury notes.
purchaser
United States Marshars Office. New Orleans.
thirtieth day OF May. 1873.
United States Marshal. District OF Louisiana.
my3l je1 81 % vs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

1NOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. AZ, ,25o.-By 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 cause l will proceed TO sell 1t
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers
hnehanse Roya street between % Canal ana of Ems Ems
city, on SATURDAY, June 3d. 1879, at twelve clock
NJ, the following described property, to WI
with all the buildings and Improvements lner, on.
and alpurtenances thereof. and all the rights:
ways servitudes privileges and advantas.S .neIe'
uated in the Third District of this Guy Id ths
square bounded by Victory, Port, AoIea" and
Enghien strets desi ignated as lots six SEVEN eight
and nine, and measuring in American 1,asuIe tb a.
fo!lOws, TO wit: Lot number six IoIs th; n .oIner
Of Port and Victory streets, ana ma; e. 1.-Two
Port street. sixtyseveD feet seven and sxeighths
inches In depth and front on victory Sasn sixty
six feet eight and tive-eshths .hrtS tsst , .h.
line OF lot number seven, and tnirG I'M Gunba. "o and
six eighths inches in the year; 10. ,a nu. ; seven
measures tlirtytwo feet els.a ~. e'h. n an, ines
lfoht OF rols street on The line of said lot number
six sixty-tive feet nine and nan IN. es eeep
the line OF lot number in the rea: lot ntes ees
e,obt measures thirty.twO Zee. eisns inches Six
lines front on Port street to9 .nlne and
n iait inches deep the line OF 10. lumber seven
feet ten and threequarteI inches deem
or, ti,e line of lot number nlit. anu thirty eight
100. two inches six lines wide IN Ihe rear lot :Iu,.
@ ;.s' W.; MEASURES thirty. two feet eight inches ~
line. front Port street ten and
,iyeighths inches deep on tho ;he ni oi os n'!mbe-
sigbt s;y,v.tl,ree feet eleven. ihchee eleven and
e,2aa' ~. Iin.s deep on the opposite sid. ,in-
,J .bTtveiat fee. two inches ak lines i'd i,
the rear. ,,v,cou;red hv..
an, herein by purchase from n,e9E Hopper.
h,,rr per act passed before .u an "ie ~ Gct schaik
late notarT pubic ~ y. s' ''''' u' twenty dft!,
Jay of November, 1873. Lars.
Seized IL, the above siii'.
T.rm,-CasL on the spot ,,,,.
rr,7 i.sz3 Sheriff Of the Parish ofori..,,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

Charles Weishaar VS.. Carl Wachenfeld.
1VFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 4646.-By virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed BY the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. ) viii
proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. at the Mer'
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets; in the
Second District OF this city on SATURDAY. June
28, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
scribed prOpe fty to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District of this city. i'll the square
bounded bv Johnson, Galvez Canal and Custom
house streets. designated by the number ten, of
square number thirty on a plan drawn by Allou
D'Hemecourt late surveyor, on the sixteenth day
of July 1885, deposited in the Office Of P. c. Cuvel-
lier, notary public. in this city, with an act dated
the tenth day of October, 1883 and measuring
twenty y.eight feet five inches front on Johnson
street by hundred and thirty feet three inches
four lires deep, between parallel lines. Which
property acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from Frederick Brandt, by act passed
before E. g. Gottschalk, then notary public In this
city on the twenty.fifth January. 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot.
W. P HARPER
my21 ieS q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, Z
Few Orleans June l9 1875
WHEREAS 1t appears from information received
from the Audi tors Office and from other sources,
that many Just claims exist against the state,
which under article l3e of the constitution can
not paid for want OF appropriation. which cases
are Justly entitled to legislative relief; and
Whereas, On the other hand many fraudulent,
Or at least improper claims, have been in previous
years hurriedly passed upon and provided for in
various general Appropriation bills; and
Whereas While it is but just that all legitimate
claims should be promptly liqudated, it is equally
essential that claims of every description should
he carefully scrutinzed before being passed upon;
aAd
Whereas The law makes it the duty OF the Au-
dltor to investigate unliquidated claims against
the State and make recommendations concerning
the me to the Legislature
Now, therefore, in order to arrive al the true
merits of such outstanding claims and to enable
the Auditor to make the proper recommendations
il such cases, favoying those which are just and
rejecting those which are fraudulent parties hav
ing claims against the State on which they desire
legislative action are hereby requested TO forward
them to the Auditor, together with such vouchers
and proofs as will enable that officer to ascertain
the merits of the same; and no claim will receive
the executive approval unless they have been pre-
sented and passed upon in the manner herein indi-
Gated.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this nineteenth day Of June, A. D. 1873 and of the
independence OF the United States the ninety
seventh.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
r. G. DESLONDE,
~ tat ,aSn sroH IN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
G.. W. Rea vs.. Eight, Bales Of Cotton

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
j District of Lou.siana.-In Obedience to an ad
miraltv warrant 20 me directed in the above enti.
tied sit. have seized and taken ito nav posses
Slor-
EIGHTY BALES OF COTTON, now !ibeIed by
G. W Rea foy the Causes set forth ir the libel
now pending IL the O.str.a. Court OF the United
States.
AID dc hereby cite and admo1isl the owner or
ovuers thereof and al and every person or per.
80 eoEs 10 ~ W G 10 tase any ilsht, ttie
District Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
Oh the third Monday of july 20 show cause if any
they have Or can why the sad cotton should not
oe condemned and % sold agreeabiy 10 the prayer
OF libelant.
United States Ma,shais Office. New Orierus.
thirteenth day Of June. l8.2
S.B. PACKARD
iets2s jys20 United States Na-shal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
4. T;h,ier ". Alice Aepes,

r,orpTH DISTRICT COURI FOR THp ~.
~ orleans No. 3j,3s6.-By rrn. 20 fARISi3
- and sale directed BY ts hcnMa writ Of
sM,,L Distrcs Court for the aib ~ bic the
"a arit a, and by said late sheriff ss avlnet lat,
eli rroceed to sell at publie ~ Transferred
uarchant. and AuctioneerS l,.SSauon. at tbss
stTeet. between Canal and Customhs..sage, RoyaI
-. second District of this cttr e streets j..
June %, 1873, at twelve oclock n "a TURDAY
deacribed property to wit -& f0ilorinn
A LOT OF GROUND situated
tric. of this city, designated By yfh. @ Thin, bs-
in square number fOrty-iIine, bonra aaer eieysn
Annette and SOlidelle streets and ~ y Prosner'
Bernard. according to "a plan aea e eA Cana S.s
passed before Aciille Chapelh xsoe4el han . .
public in this city; said lot noa,sssn no,acs cs
tee. front on Annette stisef h. hies es tssaty...ary
eighteen feet in depth, befvSs. ae hRndi,j zen
bounded on the side of S0lidel. ~ paa,ej and
Der twelve; together with All tSHeet by IA snes.
dc pende ncies on said lot Ben. ae eu,dinss
acquired by the defendant ks.s.ae sae sane n5ss and
from Claude Tiber. ST., psr s."sien by nrsrestr
seph Cuvi!ler, a notary public !. nsled 1900
thirt-th OF June, 1870. " this e.v - p.
Seized in the ao"ye suit "We0
Terms-'Ihe arcbaser To A..
a prom 5sory note for the sns~uoe thAn.
thirtythree dollars and th,sts.Seii ope hnnS,satsP
drawn by the defendant fcT % ~ 1Athipl
dorsed by herself, dated jrnase " evn ~ pDestv
three years after date. and Hs. y. lsW ~ I'd 5.
rate OF eight per cent ner s2tns ntsa nyzA.
fiual payment and the IL! !senun ffcS Ut q -,
!ldcation cash on the spot spttas' Of Es ne - ma
"s'7's'" sa'as ia .ss.es ues
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

[Brief Concentrations Patblished-Long
Ones Invariably Rejected-The Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
IN the Communications.
New ORLEANS, June q. 1873.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Because a man like Smit h has been ar
rested, is it right to publish his diary and
cast reflections on respectable gentlemen!
Do you think the special agent did right in
doing so! INTERESTED.
We think the special agent exceeded his
authority in the case referred to.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

THE MURDERED FRENCHMAN.-Thrcugh
Superintendent Badger and Captain Ma
lone, Detective Jourdain and Sergeant
Bancke were detailed to investigate the
case of Xavier Royan, the murdered
Erenchman found on the Morgan railroad
track last week. 1t is now concluded that
he was murdered for his money, and that
the murderer is Robert Palmer, who lives
near the company canal. Robert has not
visited his accustomed haunts for several
days nor has he been at his mothers house
recently.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

'iouu1 OH Lcpdge street.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ orleans, No. il46.-By virtue OF an alias VIII oi
her iacias to me directed by the Honorable t..e &c
sixth District Court for the parish of orleans =, ~
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO se e:
Ruoiic auction, at the Merchants and Aucll1n C.
ExchanSe, Royal street, between Cans! an. tbi.
tomhouse streets, in the Second Disrict =. t,exe
CITY. Oh MONDAY. July IL, ia73, a,er,v q. TO
O'Clock ~. the following described pio'''
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF ~ M or.
uated in the faubourg st. John, city - on plan
leans, designated as square number r Lafon late
surveyor, and deposited in the o. OH This city, in tn.
rlerre Pedesclau1, notary publacf land is bounded
year 10Y said piece Or parcel o. streets ana ~
aow by Seventh. Lepage and lS;de Sld neare.: '.aEde
Gentiily road, and on the % and lot il.hioe'eo
Route st. John by Crete stree Aruas surveyor OF
sixteen Oh The plan of c. J. Isl. deposited 4: .he
the fifteenth OF Februa1ye q notary puo. i. :.'s
ci+r y. 2. naiesce, asrres 10 iU" Sev.,-. .tr,g:
thrtvree fee ar sf sse; If four ue. o., lie.
five hundred and and osG d ,esf nns on
inches eight lines =, a,l0fset from Ge1tiny road to
Seventh street on 'N
st. John. re suit
seized seized in the ssGtihs q he spot " p. HARPER.
sheriff Of the ParlsH Of Orleans