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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03
Warren, WALLACE & &C

Warren, WALLACE 4 Co.
VS. EHc:"ll;;:i
J. w. Smith.
DY virtue OF an Execution 10 ne Gi
I'D rcctod in tie above Statctlc;lS wi
sell at l.dgefieid G. H., on shc !ir<t Mon
,lav in April next, one house AT io!.n
-ton's Depot, recently occupied hy ;nt
defendant as a Blacksmith shop.
Terms Cash.
H. WALL, S i c.
Mar. u, 1t -
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eos- THE potent soon feels as if he had
taken new lease Of lilc, md is over
loved to find the depressed feeling dis.
tho eostiwEh.hitS a2rrcs:tod. and
'Ht,{,a ltteaHls, Of he;ritf tou,,%ir@ through
his veins, by using Simmons Liver
Regulator has no superior. ~
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THE ADVERTISER,
4 ~
Terms, ss96 pei khuun
Our Agents in Charleston.

The Advertising Agency of Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represented
by RhaYell = Epga ESQ., is :the Only
gb3.95. ssthsHsea CAgepsy fof te's pfRF 'in
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Monday next-sale day in April
promises to be crowded and exciting
occasion. All our citizens are coming
out to attend the Investigation Meeting
to synSthing Of property sales, and the
meeting of the Doctors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

RApE.-A rape was committed on the
.plapatfon OF. Mr.. Johns: sNopre, rnsaF l I
this Place, last Wednesday morning, by
Nelson Webb, upon theperson of Jackey
Ellen Jacobs a little girl aged about
eleven years. The child is Webbs step
Itla1alfter. slW.ebb'i &hS arrested Dn ithe
same day, on warrant issued by Trial
Justice Knight, and committed to Jail to
await his trial. Many of our citizens
will remember Webh's: conviction sot
mansIaughtcr in our County some years
ago, and his serving out u term in the
State pcnitentiary in consequence there
bE-Maalbooro Tkmes.l !. :5i:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash,1 ~ 100000
To piotidc meals fdIt III, ia gsniasent, One Eap.
dred Rlionsand rWh6is LiGkesS Only, Win
oe sspedi II .5uin .9!lpglsa1i :::il.s .nHt
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S5 !, and
Quarters, $3.50 Elevgn Whole Tickets
for $1,000. No discount on less than 500
orders. .o.odiiaR n.t .noiraH 81!
| Tha object hof thIt, Third Gift Concerto Hke
the lwo heretofore given with such universal up:
prpsaly Is the lnlerga gatueat ahd ;edSwinpM ofaIc
the sbecisl ae 1dIh5J,ins he c5fcN Gf il Benefit
il 70 be ttav& fteh p all citizens cf every 6as.:
The drawing will BE- p4dlr. th, superyi:!on, f !hs
States The taleto hekea, hls. afrady proars sr,I
80 iartfa complete srccds IS sslirer iiltr auyef
ure therefor, notified thut they ml order at once If
they desire IN participate in the drp rpwing.'rel
The management pf ifs Undertaking has bcci4
committed By The trustees 10 Hoh. "a lipss,tt
| Bramlette, late Governor Of kentucky. 10 whom
COMMUNICATIONS pertaining. ID fl,v GianGonerrllna,
be- addressed. j.. T.DUREE1Hr, pres'l.
~, - s',w.N.HAliiEMaN, Vfte Prts'p
JOHN S. CAIN, Syc'Iy Public Library Of Ny. i
FAkMEnS'' 'AND ,DR0FEES' BANK, Treasurer.
As,the timesf8r the Concert is clbse At'
hand (Apri Stll) parties wanting tickets
should send in their orders Immediately
/ if theyM5ulti auoif tile r,ish and 'deflt
ahsolut te1y Jipayoidahls in the faw Days
p5Sfssa 5Ssaas A8 of arsHasREs aEHssJss F$s 8aSHS sHs
infornfation will Iheetwialr pfoihpt atJ'
tention. IHOS Il. ..RRAAhLETTEl Ae'ta
PUBLIC Library klelnlttgrkky, lltgky, t.sa9ppisNilHr .s9p
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Benz. +. Ridgell,
VS.. po...:
Rosaline e. Kiblcr and e'''io'i
others, Defendants.

PY virtue of an Order from the Hon.
- d. l.. Turner Judge OF: ProbatesiOr
Edgefield County, IN the above stated
case, will sell at Edgelild Court House,
on Sale-day in April next, at public ont
cry, the following real estate of DANIEL
RIDGELL, decd, viz:
ONE TRACT Of LAND situate in
Edgefield County, S. C., on Clouds
Creek, adjoining lands Of Dr. Padgctt.
John Crouch, Sophia Whittle and Others.
TERMS-One-haii Cash. The balance
on one years credit, secured by mort
gage on the premises Purchasers to
pay for papers.
H. WALL, S L C..
Mar. IL At II
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Local Items.

Tremendous wind and rain on Tues
day afternoon, with fearfully black clouds
and hurricanes of dust.
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-J$EUBE-RUTET:.s'

NTl9UJ s1IiJ ITNNs M III !. -.
:FIlMYR.. All s. JACKSON, A. having re-
tired from the firm Of. Jackson & Muir
ply, shall henceforward carry onithe
business myself, ! beg to return thanks
for: the liberia! patronage given to the
Hotel during lily partnership With Mr..
jackson, and hope by strict attention to
the wants end desires rof my gneststO
merit u continuance OF thes,lhh. ,9n.au
, - 5.4; isM ID. o. Gn1lURPHY.2
Augusta Ga, February q. 1885, Gt-ll j,
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Application fer Finai Discharge
for Vim. +. DuriSoe, sen,, as
Trustee Under the Will OF j.-
Iou " t,,,u

ItH I. hEFlUN, UEtFdsttt
NOTICE is hereby given .iat Win. +.
IN Durisce. Sem, will apply at my o.
flee, or Tuesday the Fifteenth day OF
April next, for a final Settlement and
Discharge as Trustee under said VIII OF
Allen y. Burton, deceased
And also viii apply yinr final Settle.
mcnt and !Discbatg ms Guardian Of Geo,
" Burton and Mary E. Palmer, former
ly Mary +. Burton. All nersops inter
estcd will ttke due nosiet. " ".Fi u
D. L. TURNER, J.p.C.E.c
Mar. II, 1873. At l2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

lis PREPARED TO RECEIVE COT
TON and other property npon Storage,
and make advances upon the same. Z.
Cotton shipped to this mouse VIII be
stored sabIeot2to tho order OF the owner,
and the lowest rates charged ior storage.
All property SO stored will be insured in
good reliable companies, II insurance n Is
desired and advances viii ne, made at
the lowest banking rates, our store
houses are so located that drayase is b", :.
necessary; and no charge iQs h'.iandling
will be Male,
he Az aad2ssin, dGsslnsss Communications should
10 """ieaso" 40 the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN +. GARY, Treasurer 60
March 20 ON 10
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D. P. Larfcne, Md'or.

DIP. Lagfcne, Md'or. r-.'
as ESccNiOn.
Andrew Mayer.
DY virtue oi in Execution directed 10
y me in the above stated casc | will
proceed 10 sell ut Ed.ciic!d G. H.. cn i'.c
iir-t Monday in Apr;!rcXi. Lic following Z
;,ropcrty levied upon aS the propc:tN =!
Andrew Mover, defendant, /" wit: Unc
TRACT OF LAND. containing one -ilGn-
drc, ana twenty acres. mere 81! l"SS. ;,d-
Joining lands OF Jesse Golniii:oH, Janc.
Neal. Jack Holmes and others. E.
gss- Terms Cash.
II. WALL. S.
Mar. II, It j
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e Insurance. iii. G['el.

-&l,I g a Is y1sijri hsidIlqA '
He Undersigned having established
Agent if,r, the Cotton Stasssh
invites Rttsiton2to one 'uryItwo ?df t
desire to effect insurance, on, their lives
,TIhe ,TIhe. B9as4 S 0f Managers ~ recent I
%Eesolred,; ,Tha.t,in view Of tie fact
paid for Life Insurance, to the C9mllpal CTs u :.
!. sums, being there invested, contribute
whilst onr own South is greatly II nee
fully our Agriicalt lt!ifal. and Mfehanissaa'l y!
Ihe purpose Of Tr%t;aiining these Sims j
hortion Of the ret cash receipts from i Fl
10 per cent. Of The same Be invested II i
ancet Nth the regulations ,o the Conrddlpia ordli
said premiums are attained.
! (, (sighed} gt491ii2 s2o.''IjqA
l. GEORGE S. O'BEAR,, sec'ry.
/ SInaccerdanc ce lwIththe above Resofu
has.beehN regularly organized iat'Gdgefl'
+ Officers. viz: 1i4' Asi'SasA
Mai. w. T G4RyyPresident. i. &
Capt. B, G. BRYAN, Vice PressdenGs
R. o. SANS, Esq, Secsrtaryftno- 10
ThislBoapdias.aog prepared 10 teams
Che t,ompanysagreeablet the imesc,ib
The, Financial istrangth of1tle Comp
Annual Statement shows that the Com
anteel$l7Q for every $500 of6its. liabif
9s53sl, 81 e...:t e,lI l..,B mi. w.
Juno 81, .he:s:Fssa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

We hear that the Poor House IL. badly
kept--thni IL has neither money nor
credit Chat It's inpsgte are not tort:as-l
bile, An infefhai shameI ~ dsa
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$; Consulting His Taste and Exenpii'
III I sfying His Devotion.
ydahe a. ,so..S ro,+;oAl ;llustrot;ons

+ 'Oh00A eiiC ucoeN PitsCeAceAi AAA"''A"'i0'
of the doctrine of social equality that has
vet occurred was made ct the recent in
auguration ball by Judge Samuel D.
Melton (Melpna of South Carolina, who
was seem p5ondpaaipg the ball room forS
Fan hour with tire wife Of the Hon. r B.
Elliott, NJ. c., from that State, on one
arm, and one of the celebrated MisssS
Rollins on the other, Each of these laI'
dies is bright mulatto, .air to look upon,
and the Judge undoubtedly consulted
his taste as.we4 as exempifea his deyo,
\ tfotr to the causei ioSf Of equal rights in pay
ing them such courteous attentions. AZ
taarshis pSahenaae'h9 returned to a group
of colored ladies, whom he made almost
the sole recipients of his; attentions du-
ring the entire evening. Itisinteresting
to know that South Carolina gentleman
sottir Ignores the prej'dices OF his class,
as to serve as Acknowledgement of the
State under such an Administration as
the present, also to fraternize socially
with the class so lately regarded as chat
tells hardly possessed of souls.-N. Y.
isEF';N' Pr; NNsfA fAni; y; ..l.aaal:l
y Peters Musical Monthly for April,
\ fpsiess 30 0seehts, contains the following
selection of choice New Music:
Meath the Waves her Spirit
wanders. Song. By Stewart.
| No Little One IN meet me-
Song and Chorus Pratt.
Think OF me sometimeS
Maggie Song. 8 Z } Stewart.
ThinE9of me- Darling. Song ! :
aud Chorus / ! I I EMers.
Gloria Patri, 20. I, in e. Danks.
Allelula, the Crown is on the
\ NRter's brow. Dressler.
Children Of God, rejoice and
Ms5eG slRg. ,Iiolets.} Polka -, ,ig1Sl AophlInS'
| Mazurk4 4 hands. ,& u | Pashen
DowlIie Cheeks Polka .Hathistour.
| christmas GIFTS March. Kinkel.
Poet and Peasant Pacher.
Mollie- Darling. Transcript. Kinkel.
Theabove pieces are alsoprintedin sheet
form from the same plates, and sell for
$3.50. You can secure the music by sendj
ing the Publisher 80 cents for the April
| number of Peters Musical Monthly, or
the last four numbers viii be sent for 81.
Address, J.. L. PETERS, 5s9, broadway,
F1eN 7 fotk. ll.tdi!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

So erlH s Sale.
NJ. O'Dowd,
VS. Execution.
John T. Mundy.
EDY virtue of an Execution to me di-
I'D rected III The above stated case, will
sell at Edgetield c. II on tlic first Mon
day in April next, the defendant inter
est in Il Tract of Land. lying in said
County, in Grant Township. containing
two hundred acres, more or less, adjniI
ing lands of B. II. Minis, james Tad
ANS and Mrs. C.. Armstrong.
Terms Cash.
II. WALL, S. Z. c.
Mar. u, It ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

3 The arest cabbage and beet plants We
have seen this season were sent us by
our stalwart colnred friend, Moses Eil-
son, who has since, with i've or six head
loffreeamsn, gone to eus.Ggpress logs in
the Wateree swamps-i contract for t.c
famous shiiigie and sta5c'i:l, tory Of u n
teith and Somebody.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

The Augusta tiger was. captured on
Monday, and escaped again on Tuesday.
! AS he was being gfllanted into the city
4 but before he had reached the suburbs,
1.-THE terrible storm of Tuesday afternoon
kcame on, and in the panic and confusion,
3he broke his bonds, plunged into the
&river,- -assd- landed in Hemdr.ry. What
: fun! he is on his w.eG g Sel"m6ia, as
we suggested.
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IvEiIInl. Haii!@Ik g III ~ ufaffE Fl T.

is Il ii }YdG3a YdsataIhs he1dnnaasr ana.
ll,r stffth stffth adthi 1t tils s;Ile Welf Known H atid.
tjdfsG ENElla;3;SsL 4; CIR R6gEffss1Ys aahnid Coz
l!ied OK with ii 1citttaH&aed. ktilifiesi "a
W. hhv99 n vv9a oil oSifi iahd. and 7trt f9ceitins.,
iy ssr0e cries aansf ,EE' &c cvfisiors! i {;
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A Call For a Public Meeting.

Mr. EDITOR: The undersigned, citizens
of Edgefeld county, being desirous OF
ascertaining the Indebtedness of. the
County, and the mis- application Of the
public funds, if any there be; and of in,
vesti g;itins the administration OF tht
County finances generally. respectfully
invite their fellow-citizens to assemble
in. Public Meeting, without regard t'
color, at EdgeiieA Court House, on thc
first Monday in April next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

The dedication of Ebenezer, the new
Pine House Church, is postpohed uhal
some time in May. Consequently the
Rev. Mr.. Broaddus will preach here as
usual on Sunday next.
.E,9.N i4-A43GJ ileeJi 10
We learn that our young friond. Mr..
r. G. Bonham. has gone on visit to
Baltimore, with view OF making 1t ul-
timately his home. We are sorry to see
our young men leaving the State, but
whenever and wherever they go, we
wish them the fullest measure of happi-
ness and success.
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:: :: :. :::..N||loljt!|;iil'e,|.el|,..,... n I'll r..

| % ,4uu'J NV
| Jst office as ESagsessala, rs bGlenaral5
d iS insurance COMPANY,
lie advantages offered those who may
I'M safg ff5fn9 cdhpany.:a = aSe
aeetins;;&assaa' stGnaaniMousE the 1872
! L Yfn;,J3 sn, 15i ,st-!sSGlA !, bad
tbat. tbeire are dtatsHally laatrSss Sims p
dIies 81 tile Moth, and i'd aEast,, whfch;;ss
to the ,entichmen those sectfohs,H o
| ST cash tdpital'to prosecute sdccessao
enterprises enterprises; It is, ordered, that fSrS
. oim midst, hereafter a certain pfo-;,. II 70
.en1iams, amounting to not plore han T..
such manner as may be in accord
my, in those sectioas,lfrom,whichtHe
| ,yr.eB q Z nnea 81. l6t .p1Qqga8Np0
ar.sWM. B. JOHNSON, Pres's.s Il4
I! .o,s0 ~ saDI ,ygaaqdeg .t yi:oM
ton a Boardoof taAdyisosyj j1rnstees,d
sld G. sG, with .thedfonowihg,s
4 Rlio ylfsjsouL ~ ieTi; slie so .Yr7oH
i 4.la | ,larulas'i tagapdoih sttYsoi Oh:
lsds;g0 bns
9l!i i. si5so9 i!iay.9 sH,t + s5aa 6
actobusinessdana inSestithei funds efss
ed regulations. ;eN 4
any places itipa high rank ItalIlast
pany ;possesssu besides dles il ipts large 5gsssF
tyr,9 il gFs,r d $psIt5 aI9 40 gi.aaa
ABNEY, General Agent: g. i.
{ ,l.sst Is ssssst tfseSasps ,i-l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

Mr.whaaside ssssghsssl = ssl-.shsaale Acade..
my-is sleyly,but surely growing, in
numbe4i& Sial The csAhaease Of the
public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

The farmers in our section are now
making rapid heha&htih pl6dshine
their lands. Go ahead, farmers, and
make a. much nrolfey this year as yo;,
did last. After all, cotton is money; and
money we must alsi.aysH /! / II SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

Saturday last was an unusually anima-
ted sabre Club day, Careful hsith, with
o spirited tilt in Main Htreet,1'1h'ieir en-
loved by the ladies. In the afternoon,
races! Frank Bettis's tournament horse
against that long-bodied brown of Mr..
Charles Cheatham-the brown winning.
And Jimmie MobIey's horse against o.
lev MilIer's, the latter coming out just
Sufficiently ahead to decide the thing.
At these races. the t.hoodiuuis!t' ot all
ages and colors, a1e in their especial
glory. ..
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HORSES AND MULES.
Sheriff S Sale,

Jan. s, 1873.
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Sherif's Sa3e

II " II = - - 7
Mar. 10, 1t
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The Pine Heuse nustH4rtainly;be the
greatest Guano-receiring depot in South
Carohfia Wago,ilosds upon wasonloads
pass through ourstrcets daily; and many
of these wagons viu stop'tor hours upon
our public :squafo' Dreadful! we sup
pose the whole country South of the Po-
tomac, and as far West IA theldodqcs, is
now smelling awfuily. ga. ~ r
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Sheriff s Sale.

Mar. II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
VOLUNTARY SALE.
TO EFFECT a PARTITION.
ESTATE OF WIDOW SAMUEL P. FAGor.

ESTATE OF WIDOW SAMUEL P. FAGOT.
At .I,e RgoTEST OF THE OWNERS TIIKREOF.
"A iw!ll offer Tor sale at public auction. on the
premises, Oh SATURDAY, the hr-t of February
1873 at II A NJ. tn. following described property,
A SUGAR PLANTATION, situatci in the PARISH
OF 81 james on the left bank ~ !h. Mi-sl-sl pyi
river about siX.yfp.r miles at. ve the city -! Ne =
Orleans bounded sbov" ~. land. of TeCi- %lcoii.,
au, below by those of widow oliver T'i'"ri.ux.
and .nmposed -. tn. following traits of LAID:
l. i 1RAC. OF LAMB. mc@usucitg about 3
arueuts II tuises front On the Mississippi river. bg
60 arpent. i'll depth, closing in .he ret. about I!
2 ANOTHER TR3C! OF LiS,, adj cc,a .ber-tc,
measuring aTptnts - tU.s-s front on said
b. depth Of - arprnt. sosng L. no fo'.T about
g. sNOrBER TRACT or LAND adjacent 20 the
last, measuring aTp5utH on said river, by "a depth
OF. 10 arpcuts together WI-h eight lots q J-eR
swamp lands in the rear OF said three tracts ut
lan measuring abOu' 5J0 II acres, ;.l forming sad
plantation, wLI"h contain. Il. area, 'eI tCEItRai.
OF Z1Ji.J3 acres al laIii '"se her s.tH g.. well,
engine qUs tiers 'Jr llDgrers sIah. and q. Os h..
buildings tAereante' stua ed aud ''i;h li4y tire.
Macs, nine Cow and "a yrs, went. -f.A. .~s i"s
Draws. two TimDer-whc"ls "ne FiIepuMp one snail!
/. Engine and Suiyor, forty seven .lv~s, u r.
H. So Flu srs .fc. and ali either farming -iIslls
tL-IeGs attchrd aGd belonging, oId - To- ..uI..es
.he y5l. q Pie said property % .5ld in .lo.k
Oh he follow iup-
Terr.. and .ondition.-Tls cur. NJ $1,000,
payab each. The b. tuce ~ credit o. .ae,
two "a. thee years, j. equal lbstal'n' at3 it.fe'
srut-C ~ IN Pr0mj-sorr notes 90 M pu'C aaT 90
Turo's5s their Ofdrs and By Them endorsed,
pgTaD ~ the office "f the Rec s.er Of the PsrI7h,
bearing interest At eght per cent .sr i.lnan an.
Tlat Ttty until pa!d. Said n - 10 be 7Cctr' by
!',, gaSe, 81. y. lier's p.i.i..a o. eh- .r"p+st.
sod.
81 tEe bu'Ilnsz and f.nces on s.a y,snsst.of.
a. Ia -Eg-.io..f rrpai; and condition.
.heT. 4. 100 Che pl tntatioI NtT acres OF
.aLe planted IN IN. D. Of 1873 can Vut up luT
seed sufficient 20 plan. a1ous one hundred acres
and shes. Us acres OF first yea! srGBDls zane
Al on lends perfect ' c.ainr:.
Saitsh - ~. lane ...ta JAM. -. !8'2o
o. o. o - O.. :'.G: 1sse!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the District of louisiana.

DY NASH & HGDGSON.-W. I. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer.-Offce No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, January Is, 1873 at twelve o'clock
M at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
base ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
cty by virtue and in pursuance OF an order OF the
Hon. Z. H. Durel Judge OF the District Court of the
United States of America, for the District of Lousi
ana sitting in bankruptcy. dated ecember g. 1872,
and rendered in the above entitled matter, by pub
lie auction, will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District Of this city in the square bounded
by st. Charles TerpsichOre, Carondelet and Mel
pomene streets measuring % feet inches front
ST. Charles street, By depth of ITO feet between
parallel lines, American measure.
The improve ments consist OF a well built two
story frame house, known No. 397 st. Charles
street and contains a hall, and two large parlors
on the first floor and two large rooms. hall and
cabinet the secoud floor in the main building,
with kitchen ironing room and stere roOm and
three bed rooms and water closets in the back
building. The yard is paved and laid out with
shrubbery, etc and contains hydrant, large els
tern, " ash shed, coal and wood house, etc. The
house is retired from the street, has wide front
gallery above and below. high ceilings and hand
some m0uldings. The whole in good order and
repair.
ONE LARGE AND VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded BY Common, Gravier, Clark and
Genos streets subdividea into 81 large lots desig
mated as Nos. to 81 inclusive and measuring from
% to 81 trout EACH by depths of from 100 to l40
feet (abeut), all according to a plan, Americas
measure, made by z. ReiZenstein, date d June 80,
1869
The decree of the court, ordering the sale of the
above described property, directs that the same be
freed from all enCum bTances and the assignee act
ing as officer of the court will convey only such
title as is in him vested by the assignment In bank
ruptcy, and by the aforesais order of court.
TERMS-Cash on the spot, i'll United States Treas
ury notes, the purchasers to assume, i'll addition,
and over and above the price of adjudication all
taxes that may be due said properties up TO the
day of sale.
Acts of sale before u. Geruon, Notary. at the e8.
pense of the purchasers.
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nYvAN sOLINGEN &, CARPENTER-

DY VAN SOLINCsEN & CARPENTER
I'D II. NJ. VAN SOLlNGkN, AuCt.Oneer.-O4hce No.
80 CaIOLAeiet stTeet.-SATURUAY. February |,
1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auc
tiOheers Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, viii be sold by pubic
auction, by virtue of an order from the Hon A. L..
Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court tor the
No. IS 4lS, the following described property. for
account of the succession OF James 81 id, to wit
!. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROT Nd, tOgc Their
with all the Improvements thereon situated in the
Fourth District uf this CITY and in the square com
prised within Third Fourth, Laurel and Aununcia-
ton streets designated by the Nos. l6, Il and IL,
on plan drawn By F. J. Rotsaas, on August Il,
1880 and deposited for reference in the Office Of i.
B. Cenas. late rotary public in this city. SAID
lots GGjOin each other, and measure each 20 t@et
inches front on Third street, by depth 0! 10.
feet between parallel lines.
2 A CERTAIN PORTION OP GROrNB situated
in the same district and square aud ad oinin! sad
three lots III the rear, measuring - feet front on
AnnuncIatlOn street by 100 eet iut hes IN depth.
between parallel lines said lot OF portion Of ground
being the Onchrf OF the lot des grated by the 10.
-, plan drawn by L. H. Pile, surveyor, dated
May 8, 1871. The lmprov hts consist of an e.e-
CANT "a 'sed cottage, containing six large room. l.
main building and five rooms IL or building.
Terms-O le-thiTd cash, the balance b. purcua5
eTs' notes at ore and two years, bearing special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the property
sold, and eight per cent per auuum interest t.sm
of five Per cent attorneys lees in of suit to
recover payment of the notes, property 10 be kept
insured and policy transferred 10 vendor.
Acts of sale before W. Nee. Jones bsR.. SC:a.y
public. a. the eIse.-Ge y! lie pUres.seg
81 - =.