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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28

Between Mr. Jones, of Montgomery
county, the Democratic nominee for
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals and Mr.
Bowlus, of Frederick county, who aspir-
cd but failed to get the nomination there
does not appear to exist much harmony.
The Rockville Sentinel puts it thusl y :
MIR Bowlus, of Frederick county, a
competitor for the nomination for Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals at the late State
Democratic convention, asserts that at
the said convention caucus of the del
egates from the Sixth Congressional
district was held and ho Bowlus) re-
csived the highest number of votes
which, as under agreement that distric
was entitled to the nomination, gave hin
the nomination Mr.. Jones with thu
delegates from this county to that con
rention, upon being questioned in rela'
ton to the matter, positively deny tha
any such caucus was ever held with tbs
Montgomery county delegation in it, OIL
an agreement ever made How coulC
it have been caucus of the distric
without Montgomery's rspresention be
ing present
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Coi. Chas. Cole has been nominated
by the Democrats Of Frederick county for
the Legislative and Mrs. Fields Of the
Rockville Oen) Seminal says: We
feel much alarmed, for Chas. Cole, Of the
Frederick Union, has been nominated
for the Legislature. We hope If Charles
gets there no one will have the extreme
daring to butt against the underlying
principle OF American liberty-that
Frederick COUNT is the only county in
the State of Maryland. It is safe to deny
thia proposition 1t distance, but 10 the
presence of the august Cole it i. dan
gerous undertaking.
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IN MEMORIAM.

At "Araby, on Tuesday, July 22d, 1879,
ALBAN, the eldest son of CHARLES and ANNIE
WILLS fortified with rites Of his church and
possession Of the full use of his faculties even
to the last, departed this life in the 2sth. year
of his age. In the death Of ALBAN WILLS the
community sustains severe loss, for he was a
young man Of rare merit and promise. In
him. the adage, ito know him was to love )"
was truly verified. In disposition genial aE-
fable and pleasant 10 character sweet. noble
and virEoss 1t was impossible to know
AtstS Wills without being charmed with his
disposition and character, and impressed with
the beauty aad grandeur oftrue christian vir-
tue he WIS prominently good young man.
we mourn his loss and tender to his family
asd sumerous friends our sincere sympathy.
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enterprise that would otherwise be at
tracted by its positOn,-may have faeil-
itatsd the employment Of Baltimore tao
tics beyond their natural sphere. Hence
the complaint of the DemOeratic-COn-
.eryatives with regard to tho failure o.
he legislature to require trustworthy
registration of voters. ELECTIONS should
he free and pure" the convention says
speaking with reference to its own State
and the inference, Strengthened by the
co.tert is. dat, there elections arr
neither free nor pure. Old as il is. ths
fact derives freshness from its pressnta.
ton BY a Democratic convention. Il
does not seem to have occurred to tn,
assembled delegates that, primarily, th,
justification for the exercise BY the Fed.
eral government of the authority consti.
tutionally vested in it by the Election
Law. is derived from tue renlissness and
the cOrrsps abuse Of power Of which
according 70 this cOOvsatiOu, Maryland
m guilty. Other States have bver
equally false 70 their dsty where th,
freedom and purity Of elections are con.
ccrned the responsibility in every cas-,
resting upon Democrats. The Fedora
government needs no other vindication
for interference than that which is fur.
nlshed by local Indifference. or BY locaI
SonsPIieity with Democratic rr-,.tI- sd
violence
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CoMMUEIoATED
The temperance Pie Nie.

NHANTOWNi august ~, 1879.
Mn. DreGEs-DeGr Sir: thought would
give you brf account OF the temperance pic
mic and mass Meeting which came off on the
2lst instant. Il was held in the woods near
this place "A seemed to enjoy themselves
during the d, The speaking went on very
smoothly anaEas much appreciated by the
audience. CT. Pennington, Dr.. Lancaster.
Peter Trottstad others spoke very forcibly
on the subject temperance. Local option is
growing moftavorable every day with the
people Of Injection. The singing, if not the
hest, was uorately good. The tables were
filled with abundance Of delicacies of the
season. VIII walking around we heard
gentleman o. 4 declare Miss b. is the pref
test lady on ground" 1t has not yet been
decided who's fortunate enough to be call
ed belle, in Mr.. BINS estimation
Miss B--r erves the title. Your "devir'
had his torin told and you should get him
to tell II TO and all the young ladies
The candida for Office were strongly repre-
sented, OF q we will name, Hon. F. NJ.
Lancaster, DA. ]. Smoot, d. Ign. Sanders,
George A We, Thos. r Nicholson, +. De
Sales hudd,enry +. Mudd, n. Thompson
and Georgs Simpson. Many sweet smiles
were cast eys young folks during the day
Mr.. H--nemed TO be the exception, he
was quite trsuil most of the evening, which
could not Sunt for, but after reflection
solved the mery-she was absent Mr. n.
0. was preseand had a good time with the
girls, when led upon 10 60 home he replied
II want to 8 with the girls little longer
for you know love those fair damsels and it
is their ahseI brings me grief" A young
gentleman nsl Miss NJ. NJ. B. to take cream
and cake " him and she refused; a little
later anotherntleman came up to her with
the same Ofe hich she readily accepted -
Now don y think this was rough on gen
tleman No. Who afterwards was heard to
say, there aas many good fish in the pond
as have been'ght, therefore shall not cry"
spoke up asaid, friend WI, you are
right thiuknd on the strength of this let's
take t--lemonade OBSERVER.
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Homer was beggar Platus turned
a mill ; Terence was a slave; Bethius
died in Jail; Paul Borghese had fourteen
trades, and yet starved with them all :
Tasso was often distressed for five shill-
ings BentivogliO was refused admit
lance into a hospital he had himself
erected. Cervantes died of hunger :
the celebrated writer of the Lusiad'
ended his days, it is said in an almshouse,
and at any rate, was supported by a
faithful black servant. who bepoed in
the streets of Lisbon for the o6i9 ...-.
in Portugal on whom God had bestowed
those talents which have a tendency to
erect the spirit Of downward age. and
Vagelas left his body to the surgeons
to pay bis debts as far as the money
would go Bacon lived a life of mean.
ness and distress Sir Walter Raleigh
died on the scaffold Spencer, the charm
ing died in want the death of Collins
was through neglect. first causing men
tai derangmcnt Milton sold his conv-
right of Paradise Lost for fifteen pounds
in three payments, and finished his life
IN obscurity Dryden lived in poverty
and distress ; Otway died prematurely.
and through hunger; Lee died in the
street; Steele lived life of perfect war
fare with bailiffs Goldsmith's Vicar of
Wakefield was sold for triAe to save
iim from the grip of the law Fielding
les IN the burying-ground of the En-
5lish factory at Llsbo, with a stone to
mark the spot Savage died in prison at
Bristol. where he was confined for the
lebt of eight pounds Butler lived
ife of penury and died poor Chatter
on, the child of genius and misfortune,
destroyed himself
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OUR WSBINGToN LETTER.
WAsHIS,N. d. C.. AUGUST %. 1879

" ASHiS'N, D. c., August 26, 1879.
Ihete are III indications of revival in
.ne uiigrauo fcolored people from the South
ths es'.rom letters received here it
"oulu Seem in many localities the gath
el,ns u .nc e's this fall will be a signal for
r. 't'l uepate Senator Window seems to
ao.. 80 snsly Northern man who fully
o4 =. magnitude of this movement
a. a.; It's oesinni He had studied the condi-
-. .Ion VI An"lrs the South with a sincere wish
W airl'e AZ utruth. lie thought more of
se'"as a' iaclhan ofanything else. He saw
-. onoief the black man was between
ana practical return to slavery,
WINGED him III under those circnmsta nco so On
a vast scale wed he the result II saan,s az
stated above, 1t what he foresaw IL 10 Conc 'e
to pass. N0'-'0
iue OAoihe is discussing the question
"Hetiiei vi noOldiers in the various volun-
UeS! nolheS 81 have the arrears of pension
"Lich Is due1sm. The money goes to the
soldiers or toh homes. The law not being
clear on the ~ il is hoped the men will be
allowed to T Ss the money if they desire it.
Many OF then Heiving several hundred dol
lars each, VI be enabled to enter upon
some bushes Ihieh would support them
This would only be a more independent
life, and b ZONE, but would make place
10 the home other and poorer or more in
hrm ex-sold The homes are noble insti-
Iutions and Ecellently managed. but thew
are intende hose otherwise unable 10 81
cure supper heir own means or exertions
A friend from Augusia Maine m
youT CORES M that .t6e woods arc full
IF deserterl the Greenhack yrrocL J,
Senator BIZ ho il nersopoII,, r1a,,ao,;,,,
he campais M donht 81 tha 49,, 49,,
',eO'ioh .. publican candidate for Gov
=. ,nonl anu : both branches of the Leg
republican. KATAHpIN
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THE Old Democrat" of Cumberland
which, if we are rightly informed, is the
organ of one of the wings of the Demo
cratic party of Allegany county, says
when Mr. Hamilton dispels the i'm
preston, now almost deepened to con
yiction, that he has surrendered to the
ring for the sake of the Gabernutorial
office, and deserted not only his old
friends but his former position as Dem
ocrat, and silently agreed to work kindly
in harness of the men who control the
expiring State administration, then the
Old Democrats will gladly wheel into
line and do their all to contribute sue
cess to the ticket"
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A CARD.

MR. EDITOR Some persons, knowing to
vi the contrary, have Stated in remote dis
tricts that | was not candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Charles county. have
been, am and will continue to he until elect
ed, unless the Republican party should by a
fair representation in its convention determine
that some other member of our party is more
meritorious and available for the position than
aug 2l2t +. NJ. LANCASTER
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For County Commissioners.

We are authorized TO announce Robert S.
Cory as suitable candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the action of the Repub-
lican nominating convention.
nov 29-f
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Save money and time by having DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills always on nand, and using
them for the numerous diseases which more or
less trouble families at times. Price rs cents.
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EE-No expense or trouble will be
spared for the pleasure and comfort of
all who may attend.
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EMBELLISHMENTS of all kinds
will be in abundance, and the Chapel
Point Club of Washington city, an or
ganization of some 600 persons, with
Brass Band in attendance, will be on
hand to take part in the festivities
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We all have our preferences; but no one pre-
fers TO hear a crying baby when the fact is so
we'll known that Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup would
at once quiet H.
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Married.

At st. Peters Church, near Beantown, on
the 18th instant, by the Rev. Henry Voltz,
EDWARD II. llERRERT, formerly Of St. Mary S
county, and MARY VIRGINIA RICHARDS, Of this
county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-08-28
BONES WANTED.

I WISH to buy BONES from now until the
L goth of September and will call at all the
principal stores in the county, and all other
points when notified, to haul away all that
may he aecunulated. will pay so cents per
hundred weight. Address, J. S. AMMON'
aug 28-lm Port Tobacco.
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FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,

NJ are authorized to announce Henry E.
w Mudd as a candidate for Register of
Wills, subject to the Republican nominating
convention. aug 7-tf.
II ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the
4 next Register of Wills Of Charles county,
subject to the decision of the Republican nom
mating convention.
july lift CHAS. E. HARMON.
I ANNOUNCE myself an Independent can
L ddate for the Office of Register of Wills.
jy loft NJ THOMPSON.
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This entertainment is for the ben
eft of St. Thomas Church and the public
are cordially invited to attend.
August 81, 1922
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SEED WHEAT.

TINE undersigned is now prepared TO ell or
L ders for Fultz seed wheat grown in
Juniata county, Pennsylvania. All orders
addressed to Henry G. Robertson, La Plata.
Md, will receive prompt attention
aug 28-2t. GEORGE BELL.
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Committee to hvite Knights-P. Reed
Wills, J. Camillus Howard, J. r.
Lacey.
Committee of Arrangements-B. L. Hig-
don T. R. Farrall, F. P. Hamil-
ton, j Robert Lawson, A.
w. Neale
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GgAn ORCHESTRA will also be
provided for the evening.
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E<F DINNER will be served on the
grounds.
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For Sheriff

If Mr.. George A. Wade will consent to be
candidate for the next Sherifalty subject to
the Republican nominating convention, be
will be warmly supported by
jan left MANY FgIEsps.
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Qsm aodsrtis
For Judge of Orphans Court.

NIE are authorized 10 announce ". G..
w Brent AS a candidate for Judge Of the
Orphans Court, subject to the county Repub-
lican nominating convention au 2s-tf
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
TO THE VOTERS OF CHARLES COUNTY.

~ AN 'UIullu VI UuhQbDD UUUNlI,
'NHE undersigned Officers Of Registration
Il Tor Charles county, in compliance with
TIE requirements OF the Act Of sT6. chapter 4
winch makes 1t the duty of Officers Of Regis
tration to sit at some place convenient to In.
voters OF their respective districts, for Ave sue
cesslve days, commencing on the first Nonda,
Of September, in each year, for tbe pprno,s -
discharging their duties, hereby give notice
that they will attend as follows:
The Officer Of Registration for the first .I.,-
ton district will sit at
PORT TOBACCO
On MONDAY. TUESDAY WED.
NFSDAY, THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY, the LIST, I'd, Sd.
4th and 9Th days of
September, 1879,
from 9 o'clock a m. to 6p. m.
The Officer OF Repatriation for tn. second
election district will sit at
PLSGAH POSTOFFYCE.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY. WED
NESDAY. THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY, the 1st. I'd. 3D.,
4th and 9th days of
September. 1879,
from CLOCK a. m. to d D. m
The Officer Of Registration for the third cleo
ton district will sit at
CROSS ROADS
On MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D
NE@DAf THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY, the lst, I'd, 3D.
4th and 9th days Of
September, 1919,
from 9 o'clock a IN. to 6pm
Ths Officer Of Registration for tho s,or,h
election district will sit at
NEWPORT
On MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, the lat, 3D. Sd.
4th and 9th days Of
September, 1919,
from 8 o'clock a m. to 8 m.
The Officer Of Registration for the Nth cleo.
ton district will sit at
H4RRLS LOT
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D.
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY. the LIST, I'd. Sd,
18th and 5th DAYS of
September, 1879,
from 8 o'clock a. N. to 8 m
The Officer Of Registration for the SIKH .I.o-
ton district will sit at
MDDLETOWN,
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY, the LIST, ID, Sd,
4th and 9th days of
September, 1879,
from 9 o'clock a IN. to 6 p. IN.
The Officer Of Registration for the seventh
election district will sit at
TUBNAN'S STORE.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D
| NESDAY, THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY, the LIST, I'd, 3D.,
4th and 9th DAYS OF
September, 1879.
from 9 o'clock a M. to 6 D. ~.
The Officer Of Registration for tho eighth
election district viii sit at
Y - 80 '~<E'- y WV
On MONDAY. TUESDAY, WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY the LIST, ID, Sd.
4th and 9th DAYS Of
September, 1879,
from 9 o'clock a m. to p. m.
The Officer Of Registration for N. .,,th
| election district will Sit Al
PATUXENT CITY.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY. WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY, the LIST, I'd, Sd.
4th and 9th days Of
September, 1879,
from 9 o'clock a m to p. m.
The Re0istrut a.. - 900
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p SIS not se as Of the
l9evsal, n &. consequently one OF the rene
gades -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-12
Al PROFESSORS ROMANCE.
How He Said He Progressed from College
Position to Canal Driver.

"A curious though sad story of n man who
md who Is now driving team on the Erie
turn OF the man to some frienCs III New York
with whom he lived a few months last spring.
Prof Brown for that was the name he gave,
was employed by DR.. George II. Mitchell, Of
No. 206 East Thirteenth street, with whose
family he took his meals. He was about
thirty-five years Old but looked much older.
TO the few intimate friends whom he made
while he was in New York he told q singular
story Of how he had been educated at Har
ward, had become u tutor, and at his gradua
tion an assistant professor OF chemistry In the
college, and how some trouble with a lady
had plunged him in dependency and had
caused him to sever his connection with the
college, and had allenated him from his fam
lily. He was regarded as a brilliant scholar
Leaving Massachusetts, he taught for a short
time In d New Jersey academy aud afterward
game to New York. He was courteous. free
from any bad habits and remarkably intelli-
gent His face, however. was very careWorn
and he acted as though some great trouble
had affected his mind After remaining with
DIR Mitchell four months he suddenly disnp-
peared, having at the time only q few dollars
He left q line telling his friends not to be IN
easy about him. Several weeks ago he une1-
peetedly called to tell them that he was happy
because he was earning S15 II month and his
board and lodging by driving q team on the
canal. He remained only few hours with
his friends. by whom he was always greatly
respected, and returned to his canal boat for
hhe season, aS he said.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-12
JUDICIAL ADvERrIsEMENrs.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City of New orleans vs.. Mrs. Eugene

The City Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Eugene
Pigeon: same VS.. Same; same vs.: same !;
same vs. same: same vs.. Miss or Mrs. EH-
gone Pigeon same vs. rudolph Pigeon :
same VS., same: same vs.. same; same vs.
Eugene Pigeon Same vs. same; same vs.. u.
Pigeon.
rTHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L. sh of Orleans, Nos. 30.160, 30 1b7. 3G,lba, 81.
Court for the Parish oil Orleans Nos 49l, ga
800 and 2ls- BY virtue, Of eleven writs Of fleri
facIas. to me direated by the honorable the
Third and Fourth District Courts for the par
city taxes of 1861 1876 1876. 1877 and 1878 will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, ct the Merchants
and Auctionears Exchange, Royal street be-
tween Canal and Customhouss streets. in the
August %. 1879, at y o'clock a., the following
|. A CERTAIN POKTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Second District Of this city. In
seven. bounded by Robertson. Where. Ursu-
lines and St. Philip streets. and designated as
lot number seventeen. measuring thtrty-three
feet front on Robertson street by one hundred
j. CERTAiN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Second District Of this. city. in
square number four hundred and fourteen.
bounded by salcedo, Lopez, Dumaine md vt.
twelve. measuring ono hundred and forty feet
front on Baleedo stTeet BY one hundred and one
g. ). A a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit.
uated in the Third District of this city. in
square number one bounded by Front. Peters.
Marigny and Vaudeville streets. designated
as lot number oil ven, measuring twenty one
feet front on Front street by sixty-four feet in
depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on tho SPOT.
J. r: ALOgE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
au6 10 10 Oh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-12
Josh RlllluEsfsnps.
From His Forthcoming Book. old Probab

From His Forthcoming Book. odd Probabili-
ties.
III young man hain't got a well-ballanced
head / like to see him part hiz hair Id the
middle
don't take any foolish chances. IT WIZ
called upon to mourn over a dead mule |
should stand in front ov him and do mi weep
There is no man 50 poor but what he kan
afford to keep one dog, and have seen them
no poor that they could afford to keep three.
I say to thirds On the rltch people In this
world make the most on your money, for 1t
Inakes the most Of you. Happy thought.
Inever argy agin q success when see o rat
tlesnaix's he'd sticking out of q whole, bear
Off to the left and say to myself that hole be-
longs to that snaix.
The infidel argys just rs q bull duz chaned
to post He bellows and saws, but he don't
nit loose from the post, notiss. Not much.
thank the Lord that there Is one thing in
this world that money kant buy and that IL
the wag ov dogs tail.
notiss one thing the man who rides on the
kars every day is satisfied with one seat, but
hts who rides once q year wants 4.
Flattery IL like colone water, to be smelled
OF. not swallowed.
The man whom you kant git to write poetry
or tell the truth until you git him half drunk,
saint worth the investment.
Whenever see real handsome woman en-
gagged in the wimmins rights dizziness, am
D going to take off my hat and jine the pro
Gesshun. See ii don't.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-12
CONSTABLE SALES,
Yrs. Jane STANLEY ". N Herndon, VIM.

Mrs. Jane stanley W. VI Hernd0n, VIM.
r. Morgan. surety on appeal bond.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 100-By virtue Of n writ
Of fleri facias. to mo directed BY the Hon. W
Rogers. Second Justice Of the Peace In and for
the parish Of Orleans. In the above stated suit,
will proceed to sell ut publ, auction. Mt the
Merchants and Auc'ioneera' Exchange, on
Royal street between Customhouse and Canal
streets. in the Second District Of this city. on
THURSDAY, August 81, 1879. ut 70 O'Clock M
THE ONE FrEENTH PART OF The LOT
OF GROUND. situated In the First District of
this city. III the square bounded by Carondoet.
Gravler Raronne aud Common streets. known
as No. Is Carondelot street. measuring twenty
one fest two inches and six lines front thereon.
one hundred aud twenty one feet In depth on
each side and twenty-One feet ten Inches and
two lines In the rear, and fronting on Thentre
Alley, running from Common to Graver streets.
and for the common uss of the several lots
fronting thereon. together with the same pro-
portion sls above set forth Of the buildings and
improvements on said lot of ground and all the
rights, ways. privileges and advantages be-.
longing to the said lot. Being the same part Of
said property acquired by said VIM. T. Morgan
under the will of his deceased father. VIM. Fl.
Morgan, as shown by the. proceedings 10 the
succession of said VIM. II. Morgan. No. 35 .2O7 of
the docket of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Tnrms-Cash on the spot.
YEA 20 aus "a ii Il. BARNES Constable.