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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-02-16
commissioners Sale.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
[ of the Chancery- Court of Kinds county,
for the First District thereof, rendered ON the
26th day of January, A. ID. 1876, in certain
cause whereia r. NJ. Hobson is complainant,
and James d. Monahan and +. %. Ryan are
defendants No. 26S, ON the docket of said
Court. the undersigned Commissioner, on
MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID.
1876 within the hours prescribed by law, will
proceed to sell at the front door. of the City
Hall, in Jackson, Mississippi, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
all those certain lots or parcels of ground
being and situate in said City of Jackson.
County of Kinds and State of Mississippi
described by the following meter and bounds,
to-wit: Beginning at the northwest cor
ner of a tract of land owned by said r. NJ.
Hobson, in the northwest Il of section 3, town
ship s. north range l. east; thence east one
hundred and sixty feet; thence south eighty
feet; thence west one hundred and sixty feet;
thence north eighty feet to the place of begin
ming Also that other lot or parcel of ground
described by the following meter and bounds,
tO-wit: Beginning at apointO one hundred and
sixty feet south of the southwest corner of the
above described lot, thence south eight y-four
feet to town creek, thence southeast with the
meanders of the middle of town creek to the
mouth of the first drain; thence north with
said drain one hundred feet to stake; thence
due north one hundred and sixty-fve feet;
thence west two hundred and seven feet to the
place of beginning, all being and situate in
the City of Jackson, County of Kinds and
State of Mississ ppi.
Acting as Commissioner, shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by the provisions
of said DEGREE. A. tt. MOORE,
Feb.a wkly-4t. Special Commissioner
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By Mr. Foote: To amend the laws ID re-
Ii tis.n =, ,arfaeeedimgs In quo sCslrFaHst0
Rv Mr.. Tuftle. To ineorp0rate the Seans-
terrv Man0 ACQUIRING Company.
n IS 6srnhaua That d standing COM
gnirsee. CONSISTING or MessFs- Mendenhall,
TutrIe KAd Fh0mp s6n, O. appointed on
Tngraeeed Bills. Lies over
Mr. Grag keSl.1 moved thae " ben the sen
are adjourn u be until Monday Lost
yeas. O: nays, 81 absent,
T,aavesof absence were granted 20 Messrz.
FITZGERALD and Reynolds.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session,
and amer some time spent therein, the doors
were thrown open and the Senate adj
iourned.
erred in saying the appeal from the deci-
sion of the chair was sustained We should
have said the appeal was laid on the table
yezs, IL; nays, 8.
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Citation,

Supreme Court, October Term a. y 1876
JAss%@ARY Is, 1876
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, JAS. H. WALKER ct al
H1sDs cousrr. WIN. JorsEaE no i0'4'
HNHIS cause being heard, on motion of Jas
Il IL. Walker ct al, Appellants. for g sum
mons and seyeranGe against Robert w CAT
4e@, their co-defendant i'm the Cbancery
Court Of Alcorn county, who has not Joined
IN this appeal; and it appearing that said
Catfrey is hot a resident of this State, but a
citizen of McNairy county, Tennessee, and
his postoftice address, Gravel Hill, in said
State
tits ordered by the Court, that said co-defend-
ant, Robert D, CaffEeY, be and appear before
khis Court, or the 3D. Monday of April next,
and join in the prosecution of this cause or
show cause why he should not be severed
therefrom
And it is ordered that this order be pub
lished in THE CLARION, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Jackson, for four consec-
utive weeks, commencing in twenty days from
the date Of this, order, and the Clerk of this
Court mail, postage pre- paid, a copy of this
order directed to said non-resident at his
postothce address, as above stated
true copy from the NinNte4.
A. W. LITTLE, Clerk.
Jan l0-W4t By w. i. CAGE d. c.
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HousE-THIRTY- SECOND DAY.
THURspAY. February 10. Is7e.

THURSDAY. EeOFuary ~, 1870
Mr.. Speaker Streetin the chair. Prayer
by Rev Dir. Zeaiy. Present, 81; absent, Il.
Leaves of absence were granted to
Massrs. Fortune and Bird of Lawrence.
PROTEST.
Messrs. Drake of Claiborne. Rogers of
Yalobusha. Percy of Washington. White of
Colfax, Barksdale of Grenada, Huddleston
of Scott. Clay OF Bolivar, Shelby of Bolivar
and McTaaUrin of smith, entered a protest
against so much of the salary bill, which
passed the House, as relates 60 the salary
aud per diem OF the members of the Legis-
lature. on the ground that the amount fixed
was too large
To the Honorable II. II Street.
Nh. SPEAKER. Your select COMMITTEES ape
pointed hinder resolution adopted Oy3 the
Sth day of January. to investigate certain
charges currently reported and alleged
against a.. IL. Davis, Lieutenant Governor
of the State OF Mississippi, that he the said
A. K Davis, rs such 1sieutenant-Goyernor
has committed high crimes and misdemean-
0Fs in ofiice, antlsto report what particular
hagh crimes and misdemeauors In office, If
any, the said IieUtenant- Governor A. X
Davis has been guilty OF, beg leave TO re-
port that they hare made fha investigation
required of them, and find that the said 4,
k Davis. ag such IsiaGatenAnt-G Governor, has
CON mittad. and Is now gnilty Of, high crimes
and mfsfemeanors in eflice, aud Tor speciE-
cations your committee charge:
That fhe said IA. X. Davis. On or about the
18th 6aaT D EMntA a. ID. 1ETE, he. the said a.
"a DAVIS. being o i the day Aforesaid. tie
Ifeutenant Governor pf the State OF Mis-
sissippi uHa aeklnNs o. pretending III oct o.
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sENATE--THIRTY FOURTH DAY.


SATURDAY, February 18th, 1876
Mr.. President Stone in the chair; absent
z. ~ ~ s
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs
Callieott, Pratt and Futile.
By Mr.. Oldham To extend the privileges
ofthe Senate to Hon. L. S. Terry, ex<Sena-
tor.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Taylor, chairman, reported: To re.
'peal the act regulating official advertising
with substitute, and recommending that il
do pass.
Mr.. Stone, chairman. reported that the
bankers memorial should be referred to the
Fi:ance COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Metts. chairman, reDorted: For the
relief of Russell Miller and Henry Chris
tan, of Tunica county; for the relief OF
VIM. Hester, of Hinds recommending that
they do not pass also for the relief of l..
MeCaskill OF Simpson
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,
All referred.
By Mr. Barry: To amend section 1o05.
Code of 1871. in reference TO service of pro-
cess of suits in Chancery Courts; also to
amend section 1925, Code of 1871, in refer
ence to exceptions to bills and answers in
Chancery.
SENATE BILLS.
TO regulate the compensation of sherias !;
Fecommitted.
To amend section 9S1, Code of 1871, reIat-
ing 30 breaches of injunctions; passed.
10 legallze certain publications; passed
10 provide for the service of process on
partners, the committees substitute was
adopted. and the bill passed..
The bill TO prohibit the sale of seed cotton
at night was taken up; the commfttee's
substitute, TO prohibit the sale of seed cot
ton. undated ginned cotton, and corn. at
night, was adopted. Mr.. Terry moved to
amend BY adding wheat; Mr.. Allen moved
to add sweet potatoes; tabled. Mr.. Sims
moved to amend so as not 10 prohibit the
sale Of green corn for table use in towns.
cities and villages; adopted, and the bill
By Mr.. Foote: That the Senate Chamber
De rendered to the veterans of the Mexican
war. who desire to meet at II O'CLOCK
ADOPTED; and at that hour the Senate. pend
ing the consideration Of the cotton traffick-
Ing Dill, the Senate adjourned.
ExEcUTIvE SESSION BUSINESS.
The following namI#atioHs have been
COUNTY suPRarNTEsDrHrs on R4,suc.
FloN.-J. B. Hemphiil Of Choctaw. IN r
sprott of Claiborne, Chas. ID. Ames ar Nos~-
nbee. j. ID. Parker OF Grenada %. a. naar
81 Jasper -. G. BeauchamD of Madfsnns 81
w Winningham Of Pearl, w. r. Bnrtee Of
scott Jno. Roach Of Smith, Calvin Perkinsof
Tunica. II. G. Smith of Jones, j. S. Monxron.
cry Of Adams =. A. Wolfe of Hfnds. ii N
simmons Of Leflore. E. ID. Beatty Of Nee.
on q. w. Archer of Prentiss, Isaac Bell of
'onfotocl s. B. Brown of YaIobnsha
A as0a smlsa Of sumner Y 7. Simpson Of
And the following rejections:
CppNIE SURKRIETENpE N1a or Epuc.-
EFoes-H lf. livingston DC Bolivar. ind. |
nls OF dre6ns VIM Eaa1is nf Kafrs nar |
g ID. HyKne Of LAwrencn IN 4 |
Sa q s. g Lincoln. 4. %. Tate of PIKE, |
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Is VmIWmnEE PmOPHERFE y
- i * As@AsA - AT
TRUSTEE ELS SALE

E 4 ~
nYy1RTUE or A DEED IN TRUsTi s4 Re
ID ented ON the 10th day Of June, IolO, Y
Gilbert q. Bustamante, and duly recorqeo ~
haalr y nn rs 2O7 in Record Of Deeds Of Holmes
county Mississippi, the undersigned. " NO -
haen slnly appoinf ed Trustees by the Cnahcsiy
Csaurt ~ Kinds county, and fully authorlzeu ~
ali respeets to aetAs Trustee in place OF Johh =.
! Lyon. who was first named in said Deed "
Trustee but who has since died. wall Ptoceru
"a sell in front of the State Capitol IN thS ely
of Jackson, Mississippi, on the tniral N.Y. ~;
day, the 10th day, OF March, 1oto Nltn, VIA.
the hours prescribed by law, FOE cAsh,
Nos S and g. in the plat of the town Of Mes'
Station in said Holmes county, ~ ississ i nv
and alsoall the ground in the rear Of lots Nos'
/ 345. 6and7, the latter being that CLAIM
"a once as the properly Of the estate OF Jonh
Ratters deceased and extending South 20 the
uroDerty once claimed by James and william
McAdory.. deceased and extending west 20
the Eastern boundary of the West han OF ny "
Southwest quarter of section "a, township ~
North of range 8 East, and extending North
to the public road leading from said west sta
lion to- Carrollton, being bounded on the East
by the street running parallel with the r ri
road or by the side of IL, and by the sala iy.o
Nos. /, 2, IA 5, 6 and z, and on the s0n,n oy
property once claimed by James and "liu@nl
Nc Adory. now deceased, together with all ana
SINGULAR the appurtenances to the said herelh
described lots of land belonging, or In any
way appertaining. Said property being soi9
10 paw the note and interest described IN salu
Deed of Trust, and all costs of sale
| will con vey such title as is vested In me
by said Deed of Trust, which is beiieved TO De
pe''e''' s' JAMES H. BOYD Trustee.
nh
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nv Mr.. Msnslrow no incefpafa s..s, 49,
-. 90 aplistislsl. 0lttibbeha eessAess
passed .s.l.sesrs act in
saBy Nh RsaihrF = . ffPeal w H.
to ~. 81 81 Via Satsgrme cosrf;
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A.. A. EQR les ct al.

A. a. Forbes ct al
I'm OPENING THE BILLOF COMPLAINT
~ and IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the DEFENDANTS, A. A. Forbes and
Arthur, Anna, Eva, Lucy and Archy Forbes.
minor heirs of A. E. Forbes, are not resident
OF the State of Mississippi, but reside bevond
the limits thereof, to-wit: Austin, in the Slate
OF Texas-so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed against them II IL
therefore ordered by the Court that said de-
PENDANTS, A, A, Forbes, and Arthur Anna
Eva, Lacy and Archy Forbes, minor heirs NJ
A. Is: Forbes, do enter their appearance here
IN on or before the THIRD MONDAY on
APHlls A. -, 1876, the same being a reOuiar
term of said court, at the court room thereof
In tho city of jackson, Kinds county. Missis
slppi, and plead, answer or demuT to com
plalnants bill. or the several alIegations
thereof will betaken for confessed A. to them
II - further ordered that this order he NH
llshed in THE WEEKLY CLARIoN, a newsnrnev
published In the city of jackson. once a week
for four consecutive weeks. 1t is further or
dered that copy of this order be forwarded
postage prepaid, by the Clerk of this Court 10
the address sd es OF said defendants. Ordered jan
H.R. WARE, Chancellor.
a true copy frcm the minutes.
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk.
s,c ,o-. By A. g. MOORE, D. C.
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Citation,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Chancerv CON-,
KINDS COUNTY. LET nisy,
ITO T. S. and r. D FORTNER oe 49,! ~. .
4 ahoula parish, Louisiana, and to alIotbsre
interested In the estate of Benz. F0rtner. d.
You are hereby cited to be and na.soa. n.
appear before said Court at the conrt room 4;
me city Of jackson. Mississippi, ON the fh;rd
Monday Of April, 1876, the same being a re- :
urn urn Gay @ said Court. then and. there to an
sWer the petition Of Jos. H Morris tAdmin;s-
traitor se @anrs nas praying for = sale ~ tI,a
anus OF SAID estate, mentioned in said petis
lion. to pay the debtssof -saids estate. and show
cause II any You can, why the prayer Of said
petition should nos be granted. - = = s1iu
0rdered in open Court, this 18th day Of Ian
z. 81 Fl. r. WARE, Chancellor. &
a true copy from the minutes s'ofs
II. TRATLIFF. Clerk
4 ID - ats By A. @. MaoRa, b.
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Probate Citation,

ITO THE HEIRS OF BENZ. WHITFIELD
a deceased, and to all other persons having
an interest in his estate: '-''e
GU are hereby cited to be and personally
appear at the next regular term ~ ne f1ha
Gerry Court for the LIST District of Kinds conn
ty, to De held at the court room thereof. in the
city OF Jackson. ON the third Monday Of ApriI
a = Ioau, TO show cause, if any you can. wby
the mai account Of GEORGE Whitfield. as Adj
ma illustrator of said estate, should not he al.
lowed and he discharged, etc. a.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G.. MOORE, ID. C.
t. w. T. RATLIFF. Clerk.
RI ~ By A. G. MOORE, d. C.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

d
Mr.. benson. chairman, reported the bills
to authorize the Beard of Supervisors OF
DeSoto county to pay TO $. j. Reid his sal
airy for the months of July and August,
1876; for the relief of Jacob PratheT, OF
Union county; for the relief of r. G.. Cobb.
of Lee county, with the recommendation
that they do not pass; also. for the relief OF
Elizabeth e. Henry, q minor, of Madison
county. with substitute, and recommend
their passage. -4 91
For the relief Of Sandy Jenerson-with-
nut Recommendation also, that the Com
mittee had considered the memorial Of J..
Willis, Architect, and that the State was
due him nothing.
The bills were severaIly taken nj, and
disposed of either by indefinitely postpon-
ing or tabling.
Mr.. Powell, chairman, reported To repeal
an act to amend an act for the regulation
and support OF the Penitenffary. approved
Feb D. 1875 also, to amend an act entitled
an act for the regulations, control and sup
port of the Penftentfary, app9.oYed March
e. 16y2--With substitute and recommend
ed that they do pass. ~ 49,
The substitutes were adopted, and the
bills were severallF taken mp aud passed.
Mr. Hogan, ehAifnan reported 10 amend
the read laws If the state~=WiEh n snhsEi-
tutea 70 protect the erons In certain super
YisoF's districts IN Warren county In this
6tate-wsEh substitute and recommended
their passage; also. q sneonrags the. Eais-
IND thai il % not pass. The first two biila1
were passed. 40 recommended, aud fhR last
was indefinitely postponed 49, "
Mr. Leigh, ehairman reported tho BILL
f0F the Felfaf0f At SheltQns ~ Tinnat
seRRty 70 Ffps ~. ses 1870 sss q
Recommended thai they ~ naass md tho
bus we're pasaet 81
& ! ssas Asa 81 az ~ sss&s
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MISSISSIPPI III TUE.
sENATE-THrRT4- gIRsT pA4

WEDNEsDAx, February 3, 1876.
1ieutenant-Governor Davis fcoI.) in the
chairs Mr.. Foote was granted lea4eo Of alb
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sENATE-TH1RFY- DAY.
FRIDAY, February IL, 1876.

Mr.. President Stone in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. John Hunter, ID. D. Absent g
By Mr.. Sims; To extend the privileges
of the Senate to General A. z. Stewart and
Hon. K. A. Hill; carried.
Leaves of absence were granted to Mr.
Hooker and Mr.. TAylcr, the door keeper.
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Ali referred, - go
by Mr.: 4endenhali For 9he relief uf T..
a. McGaslEills Clerk nf The Ctnrts Of Gimp-
son county.
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SATURDAY, February 18th, 1876
Mr.. President Stone in the chair; absent
z. IT, NYF
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs
Callieott, Pratt and Futile,
By Mr.. Oldhami To extend the privileges
ofthe Senate to Hon. L. S. Terry, ex<Sena-
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To consolidate into one act tf1e sf11coEpo-
rate acts of Batesgiile, was passed.
BY MF. E0ote That ON and after Monday,
there shall be tw0 sessions Of tile Senate.
mmeneing % 81 Is ALL, and &C ! II Pssaa66.
lies over
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For the registration of the outstanding
school warrants of Bolivar countys passed.
To repeal the act relating 70 ReaEregard
and Wesson, so far as it relates to Beaure-
gard; passed. TO incorporate che Marshall
County Many featuring Company /; was re-
committed, with en- endmepfs- The cotton
weighers' bill was takell Ap. and after the
passed. @ -
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Feb.2.-4t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
AUCTION SALES.
SALE To EFFECT A PARTITION.

ALLIANCE SUGAR PLAKTArION, Oh THE RIGHT
bank Of the Ms sissipdi river. about Il irCy.tw
miles below the city, situated IN the parish Of
ONR Oh The FINEST SUGAR ESTATES ON THE
LOWER CO Asst.
EQUIPPED WITH MACRINEEY. STOCK OF
MULEH, CANE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPlk.
MENTS, kTC.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoey = o'connor.
CHOICE STORE PROPEaTY NEAR CANAL STREET
no. IS EXCH AN0R PLACE
DOUBLE TENEMENT NOS. las AND 147 GASQUET
STREET, AND IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS
on CANAL, CUS1OMHOOEB AND PALMYRA
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK OBRRHEUsRR
Second District Court for tho Parrish Of Orleans
No. 80 6l2.

DY HOEY Il O'CONNOR-NCHoLAS J.:
d Hoey. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. Is Commercial
place.-SATUROAY. July 8. 1876. 1t twelve O'Clock
on ROYAL street. between Canal bud Custom
house streets. by virtue OF an order Of the honor
able the Second Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated April Fl, 1876, will be cold by public
auction in the above entitled matter. the following
V1.0 Tas P raResEsTosY BRICK STORE NO.
in the square bounded BY Canal, Customnouse;
Charlras and Excnange alley; the lot is designated
on Excha 60 alley q feet inches lines in width
.. TaK DOgBLE IENKMsNT, Twos roRY
street, in The First District Of this city, in the
squars bounced BIZ Gasquet, Caual. Derbigny and
Roman streets. a. measu res 40 feet inches font
on Gasquet street, by depth OF lO9 feet 10 inches
lines, between parallel lines, which ground 10
formed Of the whole Of lot Nc. Is, and the half Of
tns T%S neF 49, 81 90 PORTIONS OF GROUND in
the Second District Of this ci'y, in the square
bounded by CsnA,, Custombou.s. Broad and
No. q measures 80 feet front on Canal street BY
1856 feet inch. in depth, between pa allel lines;
and lot No. measures 30 fest front on Cust1m-
house street. by l56 feet inches in cepth between
1. LOT OF GROUND, in the First District, in
the square bousded by Palmyra; Banks, Tonti and
ROcheblave streets, designated by the No. and
measuring n feet i inch front on ralnyra street.
hy 100 feet 2 inches ~ lines in depth
Terms of Sale-One- third cash, and the remainder
at one aud two years credit in notes of the puc-
chasers bearing interest of eight per cent per
annum from date Of sale until final payment,
fees In event Of suit to enforce payment Improve
ments to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred TO the holder of the notes; the Whole
to be secured by special mortg age and vendors
lien on the property sold. ana purchaser to as
sumo payment Of all taxes due and exigible in 1871.
Acts Of sale at the expense OF the purchasers D.
fore William J Castell, ksq., notary pubic.
ie6 II "a jvl8
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United States Court for the District of Louisiana
No. 1906.

RY PONs. REED & Goa. H. P0NS,
ID Auctioueer.-Offce No. 80 Camp street-Will
1876 at tw elve o'clock at the Merchants and Auc
tioneer Exchange, on Royal street, between canal
and Customhouse streets. By virtue OF two orders
Sia'es Court for the District Of Louisi.na, ens
signed April 20, 1876 and SIC other Aprll 2S 1876
That ViLUlBLE CORNER LOT OF GROUND,
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights. ways, privileges. advantages. etc, there
Third District Of this city, Designated by the No.
Of square No. 1o4, which square is bounded ~
Washington avenue Sodehildren Spain q an a.: NO
inches lines front on GoOdchildren street, BY
depth and front Of los feet inches Lines on
Washington avenue, oil American MEASURE This
property il opposite to the new Third District
market, and is very valuable Is business situa
ton The slate roof s , thereon
dry goods or drugs, and ie especially valuable for
bar room purposes. It will be positively sold to
the highest and last bidder under the order dated
April g. 1876, on the following very easy,
Terms and COnditions-One- third cash and the
balance on credit Of one and two years IN notes t
property sold bearing eight per cent interest from
date till final payment: five per cent attorney fee
policy Of insurance to the holder holders Of said
notes. snd ten per cent cash on the spot.
The assignee acting as the officer Of the court IT.
the assignment ia bankruptcy.
Act Of sale at the purchasers expense, By ". H.
tynlOuE, nOtATvs
also at the same time and place under order
dated April 2a. 1876, the proDerties, viz
l. TWO PIECES OF GROUND, in Metaifevlle,
Jefferson parish, situated between the town OK
Bath mi the New Orleans canal, known IS Nos
80 aud &C. No. 80 contains four lots and No. sc ten
lots. as per plan Of Gnerard, twentieth March,
1897 n The Office of E. B. r1ett, late notary.
q ANOTHER PIECE OF GROUND, near aforesaid,
cent Inning fifteen lots Der same pan.
3. A POTION OF SQUARE 40. $50, in rear OF
Fourth Distract of New Orleans bounded BY Thai q
ana Melpomene streets st. John avenue and violet
street, as per plan Of l.. kezenstein, tnentiath
March, 1860, in the offce of 7. Layton, late no-
i. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in Summerv lille,
II 4rrison county. Mississ ppi. known as Nos IA,
Is and Is. of square No. TO- on plan of that town.
S. TWO LOTS in Hsndsboro, Mississippi, known
IS aud H, on plan Of that town, by - Monet IN
p obate Court OF Harrison county.
Terms for psopal t.es described as first, second,
third, fourth ard IF h Cash on the spot.
AcGs by W. Il. Seymour, nutary, at purchasers
EXPENSE
The assignee, acting as officer Of the court,
will CONVEY only such title as lie ia him
vested by the assignment in bankruptcy, and tbia
property 10 sod subject to SDy and all lacum
frances that IN ~ exist. myZ3 " Je3 III IL