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Scenery of Lake superior--IsIe RoyaIe

Scenery of Lake SuperiOr--Isle Hoy"le'
The scenery of Lake Superior is, in many re-
spects, different from, and more interesting than,
any in our country. From the account below,
there is much which should attract the attention of
travellers, in search of pleasure and novelty. is
from the pen of DR.. Jackson, late U. S. Geologist
Isle Royale is most interesting island, singu-
larly formed, cut up into deep bays, and sending
out long splits of rocks into the lake at its north
eastern extremity; while at its southwestern end
it shelves off far into the lake, presenting slightly
inclined beds of red sandstone, the tabular sheets
of which, for miles from the coast, are barely COW
cred with water, and offer dangerous shoals anC
reefs, on which vessels, and even boats, would be
quickly stranded if they endeavored TO pass nea
that shore How different is the coast on that por
ton of the island where the rocks are of igneou
origin! Bold cliffs of columnar trap and castel
lated rocks, with mural escarpments, sternly pre-
sent themselves TO tbs surf, and defy the storms
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IDEBIIC SOTIEE-The Finance Committee of the
Council of the Second Municipality hereby give public
notice whom it may cDncern that they have caused be
drawn up by II. b. Cenas Notary Public formal con.
between the Second Municipality and the the
original contract OF September % lsO, relative the
Batture providing the of Streets and the
Lots authorized by the Act of the Legislature approved
the 2lst March 1880 and that the Contract, embracing
suc conditions and spuatOns the parties heretofore
suited appear willing assent TO- Is ready for signature by
snch of the parties h to agree TO ~ and they are
requested and invited forward and sign the
the office of the said Notary, St Charles street before he
whose signatures the committee sui1on list
Of the parties, who either by themselves their agents
signed the original contract. and who by themselves
their heirs agents. other legal representatives required
the disposition OF part OF the BauTe by the
Act the Legislature New Orleans, August LIST, 1880
GEO. e.. LAWRASON, chairman.
List of persons who signed the contract OF September 20
1870, by themselves agents, TO wit:
Edward Livingston, Henry Mccall,
Jean Gravier, Joseph ). Winter
10 S Bartheemv Macarty, Alexander Labranche
Christnval TOedano, Jeanne RUTder Nj me Pet :,
Vincent Rileux, Bertrand GravieT, J0n'T,
TOussaint NOISY, Jeanne Grayer,
Ellie Victor JouTdan, Widow and heirs Of z. De.
Maneth St Armand, (. W. c., labesane,
John Linton, aul
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Comparative Census Of Cities and ToUnS in the
United Stdtes.-The Pennsylvania publishes the
following returns of the census now being taken,
for the following important cities and towns in
various parts of the United States, which we com
pare with the census of 1910. A few of these re.
turns are estimates, in part, but are sufficiently
near correct to enable US to make the comparison:
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No 29S2-

ResoiUed, That the Mayor be authorized and re-
qussIed, after giving days notice the official
gazette of this Municipality, to sell public auc-
ton, to the lowest bidder, the contract for supply
ing he Municipality, during the ensuing season,
of The Public Schools, Municipal Offices Jals,etc.
Passed Oct /, 1850. ]. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Oct 3, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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delegations I:

There are two vacancies in the present Con-
gr ss in the Massachusetts delegation, and one in
that of Pennsylvania.
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No. 2qS3.

Resolued, That the Surveyor be and he is here
by authorized to have the grades of the CUTTERS on
the corners of Camp, Dupanter and Calliope
STREETS, altered and the bridge across Camp at the
intersection of said Streets lowered to facilitate the
drainage.
Passed Oct 1, 1850, ]. II. CALDWELL, Prssdent'
Approved Oct. 1. GS5O A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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No. 1884.

ResolUed, That the Surveyor be and he ls here"
by authorized to have the round stone paving al
tered in front of the east end OF Poydfas harket,
on the extension of Penn street; Also to place
bridge through tine space in front of The Market, on
a line with the gutter of the north side OF Poydras
street, TO flciliats the draineg-
Passed Oct l. 1850, j. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Oct. 4, 1850, A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Elections.-The following list exhibits the date
OF the elections for the present year, in the States
mentioned and the political character of the pre-
sant Cnnnress ssinnnl delaqalinns
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sUlsN ARMSTRONG, 2I7 Tchoupitouas street, op.
y pO5ite st. Maya Market prepared to manufacture
he delivered here from part of the country aS ly
4 SEO. q. TAYLOR ~ co. Dealers IN CQbee, Gun.
- M Bags, Rice and Westerh Produce, No, rs Maya
yui tTee New Orleans. ty25
ay~ MIR; w. C.. FITE is our authorized AaRNT 70
u nslct all business of the House. per nOaa act passed
.asday before A. c. AinsworGh, Notary Public
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JOSEPH II. PAI.NER GE CO., 81 Graver street.
~ contemplating removal to their No. AZ Camp
street. the Isl OF Sepember next will sell their present large
stock OF DRY GOODS consisting of Brown and beachsd
COons, English and American Prints, Kentucky Linseys
and Jyans; white and coored Flannels do dO plain and
twIed Apron and Furniture Checks ChpCtaw and Nan
keen Stres; French, Scotch and American Ginghums AMI
Lawn; Fine Irish Linens; Linen Sheetlnes l0i IA, and
l2i Table do. and Napkins together with large
OF other easUnabe goods, including some 1000 pieces
S4 Cotton Meetings., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
au3
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FE'HOS- ID. HA2IEs, Broker, No. lOS Graver street,
opposite St. Charles tioe-wll buy and sell Landed
Properly Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes;
Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make COpart-
UsTship Settlements; intends residing city dunng the
Summer, and will Agent for owners ot property
for taxes is fair valuations draw eae COZ
le rents and attend to Agency business in gen.
mills
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j M II. EsTIlL, Attorney at Lao, Aenderson

TINsoS. Carpenter aud Builder, No. 29I Maga
u street, lin Side * Sewart's old paCe)-GUnstantly
hand an extensive assarment of Panel Doors, Blinds
Sash glazed ungazed ' II orders promptly filled the
lowest prices, and eveThoo1ets of lObbng done with
nealness and dispatch. '"e mhlS ly
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MADAME lOliR-rhs celebrated Philosopher, As
WI rologs and PhysOgaOms and owner OF the Egyptian
OraCes OF Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men Of New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
ehOr time, and may be consulted in any OF the above
sciences her office No 27O Graver street, between ST.
Peter and st, Paul streets Madam Y. if desred will give
PhrenOOgical Charts, with announcements of tn. heau
etc.
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MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.

LEAVES: ARRIVES: DISTANCES:
Montgomery u Opelsa-..l2 m. Rsrosd.., G1 mUHCT
oPelka a'..l p M uritnn ,.. a u Stages g ner
Atlanta Augusta ...ll m Railroad remain
p, Charleston | RHirnud resideu
Fare-MOntgomerY Charleston, s26 50 Tin ST. CharR
81 hours, including sODpagesStaging reduced to s3 miles
Three Daily Stage Lines between Opehka and Griffin
passing through West Point, La Grange and Greenve S
Gnfn-besdes Extra Coaches always in readiness
forward any number of through passengers without de-
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SUNDHIEs-Landing from ship Emily Taylor and in
~ stoIe-
MACKEREI.-Large new No. 3. $50 bbls.
IMPERIAL TEA-200 and u tb boxes.
GUNPOWnER TEA-lOO and 10 ID boxes.
CANISTER TEA-25 cases
HYSON TEA, very tine-5 hall chests.
sl2 r0' f. Saf j. HART co. 70 TchOupitoulas st,
UANIH, BUTTER, CANDLES. etc
Ill DITFFtELD'S HAMS-50 tierCes in store;
GOSHEN BUTTER-l5 liTkins landing from ship ST.
las Holmes;
PHIT1ADELPiIIA PRESERVES-25 cases landing
from ship Ella;
MACKEREL-l6O bbls. New No. 8, landing from
ship Emily Taylr;
CANDLES-20O boxes Star, Mould and Sperm, in
store and iOl sale by i, 40
81 E. J. HART N 49, TChOupitOulas st.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Mi 81 dgT e BEiS G1Hf inposf: Stsss: 3
their liberal patronage. Th4 quality and price Of their goods,
hope to them eoatHpance S he avors By arT
ho ee 6na
their line and can confidently invite the attention Of pqr
English Bar IRON, round square and aat--7OO tons;
Best able Iron, round square and tat-l0O tons;
s Bs IFon rqHnd fInare and at-OO tons;
Best Tennessee ION, round square and tat-eOO tons;
Bsst Bs:t dS ddS Poagb DR5sF pId.S2 p%ieS IONS:
Best DO; plough mouds-lO tons;
Best Swedes pough plates-15 tons;
Brazier Rods K, SIG and "a inch rGund-3OO bundles;
Sheet Iron, English American and Tennessee from 10
Hoop i,P3. from tq4s inohs.1sOO bS bgpdle.;
Cut Nails celebrated Weymouth and other good brands
RSckst and SS'fFv% Ts0e Snfsry nSsi Razor,, etq
Rszs5: 31Rsf % 10 + la9 E 5oeoD;
a 4xes, genuine Gonss, ST 8uns st SUSe' D'
Spades and ShSyes, Ames' and other brands-850 doz
CoilSSs SiiIlf, Wilson'S gfRaiae-sQg dozen. wv l'N'
Anvils, Vises, Stock and Dies, Bellows;
3E, Trace, Log. Halter and Coil Chains;
AG%Ss'' A%sS9oPn iS%, and EHfi5S RsS'i LocGsi aRS''
HOoRs and Plate Hinge;
Butt aud Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes OF every description and pattern;
Cross-c4t, Pit and Mill Saws:
Ploughs OF Kings, Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 ions;
Tarred and Manila Rope-all sizes;
Oakum, Marine, HOuselne, etc;
Sperm, linseed, Lard and While Oil,
Atlantic pure White cad;
| Brook yn Nos. and Lead;
| Black and \ elbow Paints; Nerdigris;
! Paris and hIOme Green
| French Pots. from 10 50 pnts:
| Mill and GrndsOnes;
| Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
" They also The only gents in New Orleans OF
| HILLMAN, VANI.EER Il co IS celebrated TENNEs
| SEE Iron, and Of the HUMPHREYVlLLE COPPER
| COMPANY s2l 6m 2taw
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Nf4W, oKLtsANs EhMALk IAsJTITIT,o,10E J -lR

~ DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES,
at No 254 C.4 mp Street-COnduCted by DR.. and MRS,
mACAULAh This Institution is under the personal
supervision of Mrs MaCauIay; the advanced classes the
literary and scientific departments are taught by Dr. acau
lay, assisted by another gentleman TO Instructions
toe French Spanish and Italian lang Uages, in Drawing,
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music, the most
pshed professors employed
The school Is arranged TO make it both English
and French school, and the aim Of the principals
duct Their puuis through 5ubAntal and systematic
Of studies, aorng al the same lime progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline OF the heart well the
mind For the ruCtOn Of pupils of and grade
Of intellectual Cuure ample arrangements have been made.
no efforts Will be wanting 10 promote the Improvement OF
the pupils. and young ladies received The family
boarCers will share IN the enOyments, privileges and aen
tons of dau ghtes
The Play Ground-an item essential schools large,
dry and secluded from public view; and references, when
required, Will be made VINO have had he daugh
ters the institution for years.
A OF Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered the advanced classes by DIR. Macauay during
winter and to aid the pupils in understanding th= lectures
scientific subjects, the school furnished with the requisite
apparatus. For further information application may be
made personally or by letter. au3 3mdSW w
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THRO . G H IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel r educed TO Ninety.three NJ lies.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
l ' Of Mai Steamers OREGON, Capt. HieTn; CALL
FORNGA, Capt REYNOLDS; and JAMES l.. DAY Capt.
Giberson leaving NewOreans at "a NJ and arriving
Mobile morning at o'clock. IL Fare -. Time
through l5 hours. -aA1
MOBILE TO MOSr8OMFRY-By the Daily Line of suie
nor First Class Steamer, leaving Mobile at n, and
irving at Montgomery ID day al 6lol :, NJ The line con
RY CLIFTON, Copt. Adams Low NDES, JR., Capt
Johnson; SELMA, Cant. BureIl; DAN PRATT, Capt.
Johnson; FARMER. Cant. James Fare 50. Time through
90 43 hours. BY the Daily Mail Line COach-Fare 40
Time 4O hours.
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Her t0nrs Education embraces the English anG French
Languages in BGtLler elementary ] higher branches,
Drawing and Mnsc. Spanish Lau faI f7t-3s5 44l me
elements of Practical Science will be- 1T IRsifst
The location Of the Academy is ulehy pleasant and
heaIhul, and Mrs D. and her assistants viii spare effort
render their pqos proficient in all the domesl u social
reiinements OF lIte.
For and further particulars, apply at NJ. D|DMI-
TRfS, Orleans Academy, :. E. Section OF TivO Circle,
The Iunction of hayRdes 80 I'm
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DURVIs, WOOD 81 CO., Commission Merchants,
l. No SO Graver street oil bmd&W
4 (VHAHLEs srOUGHTON, Grocer and Rtne Her-
Y cbnut No Camp street, New Orleans. s25
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ri fSII'I-IaSt Il ii Sir,ER ESREsVYo@i llsn%S C5s
iavorils teacher has been OF many years san,lys,
mencetnuouRces that she is now prepared TO assume
| the IA d'rect'vn HRd supervision Of limited number
olOn bOaNpIEs, either permanent Bolrer and Pupils,
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L street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage ap5 ly
1 4 HUXLEY, .4gent fer Miss N. POuitaey; Office
i 4. No. ! St Charles at. ap2 lVr
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-28
Gixth District Court, Parish OF
~ Iberville, State of Louisiana,
Marie Seraphine Broussard, wife Of

Marie Seraphine Broussard, wife of
Simon Athanas. Breaud, VS..
Her Husband.
@For the reasons assigned in the written
op:ninn of the Court this day delivered and on
file. It is therefore, ordered, a~djudged and
decreed that plaintiff and defendant be separat-
ed of property, and that the community of
acquets and gains existing between them be
dissolved (the plaintiff hereby renouncing the
same) that the plaintiff resume the free admin
~istration Of her estate separate and apart from
her husband.
1t is further ordered and decreed that the
plaintiff is owner and that she recover of de-
PENDANT the slave Nat and Julietta and her
children and that she be- put in possession of
the same. And it is further ordered that de-
PENDANT pay the plaintiff and that she have
judgment against him for the sum Of -four thou
sand eight hundred and forty-fve dollars and
thirty cents with legal interest thereon since
the 18th dayof January 1850, and that plain
tiff legal mortgage in the immoveables and
be recognized and enforced, and consequently
that the same be seized and sold to satisfy this
Judgment and that defendant be further con-
demned to pay the cost of this suit.
It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the balance due IN the sale of a tract OF
land, the dotal property of Plaintiff S to Henry
Doyal on the 18th March, 1916, be decreed
to be comingt to plaintiff and due to her and that
she be declared the proper person to receive
the same, to wit: the sum of twelve hundred
and forty-two dollars: bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, since the
month of March 1916, to secure the payment,
said. property sold remains specially mort
gagged.
September l4th, 1850.
(Signed) J. J. BURK,
Judge Sixth Judi Dist.
A true copy.
PAUL DEBLIEUX, Clerk.
Clerks Office Sept. Goth 1850.
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DE 1T ORDAINED by the Police jury of
ID the Parish of IberyilIe.

~ Tic L afISH VI lDClNllie.
Sec. LIST. That a canal be cut from Spanish
or Dutch Lake into Bayou Crocodile or Bayou
MaDchac. of such width and depth. as the coTl-
missioners hereafter named shall determine.
Sec. I'd. Bel further ordained, &C., that
Richard A. Stewart, Celestin Leblanc, and
William R. Butte, be and they are hereby APP.
pointed commissioners to lay off said canal and
superintend the making of the same, and to
this end, are empowered to let out the making
of the same to the lowest bidder, after thirty
days advertisement of the same in the public
places in the Parish, upon the left bank OF the
river, and when said work is let out, said COM
misoiers shall collect, Through some person
t whom they may appoint to collect the same)
from all Of the inhabitants upon the left bank
of the river, the tax, sufficient to pay for said
work. and all the incidental expenses of the
same. Said tax to be uniform, upon all OF the
landed proprietors upon said left bank, and to
be in accordance with the assessment roll OF
the Parish.
SEC. Sd. Be it further ordained, &c, that
said commissioners shall receive the sum OF
twenty dollars a day for their services, for the
number of days by them actually employed in
executing the duties devolved upon them by
this G dinance that they shall have the power
to employ a collector, and to pay him such
commission, (not to exceed eight per cent? for
collecting the tax, as to them may seem just.
Sec. 4th. Be it further ordained, &c: that
said canal, when completed, shall be the com,
mon drain oftle Points, known as lbcrvlIle and
Plaquemine Poin'", and shall forever remain
opened and established as such.
Sec. 9th. Be it further ordained, &C., that
commissions disappointment, accompanied with
a c%ertife. copy Of this ordinance, at once issue
To aooh of tho fnroroi,,r onp,pp;cciouorS uho
are hereby clothed with the power to do and
perform all things necessary and proper, for the
purpose of carrying the foregoing into full eff
feet, and that this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed Sd September, 1850.
(Attest) r. A. UPTON.
THOMAS'C. BROWN,
VIM. C. ADAMS,
LOUIS HEBERT. @
A. G. STRlNGER, Pres. Protein.
ADoN1s PETIT, Clerk.
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Am Ordinance,

Relating 10 Billiard Tables and Greg Shops.
Be 1t Ordained by the Police Jury of the Par
ish of IberviIle,
Billiard Tables in this Parish ont of incorporated
whenever said Billiard Tables shall be played upon
publicly, whe;hef for hire or otherwise, said tax to
be levied an paid annually, from the passage
hereof, and objected by the collector of Parish tax
es, who shall be allowed the same comm'4sjen for
the collecting the same, as for other taxes By him
collected for the Parish.
and after the passage hereof, there shall he levied.
Grog Shops, in this Parish, ont of the incorporated
towns of said Parish
SEC. 3: Be it further ordained, &C., that any
this ordinance, hall he liable TO a fine of not less
discretion of TIE Judge, to be recoverable before the
shall have been commi, ID, Tor a neighboring Jus
tice, in case of the inability or refusal of the JUS
tice of the District to act) ore half for the benefit
of the inSo.uef, the other half to the use of the Par
ish; and for sl costs, which costs shall be to the JUS
tice who trio the same, five dollars for each case.
SEC, q /: Be it further ordained that this Ordi>
nance be in force E II the day of IFS passage and
PRONUNCIATION. Adopted Sd September, 1850.
(Attest) THOMAS G.. BROWN,
r. U. UPTON,
WIN. C.. ADAMS,
LOUIS HEBERT.
A. G. SRTINGER, Pres'tP Protein.
ADoNIs PETIT, Clerk.
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Ventc de Succession,

I'm vertu dun dScrct GU ordre dc vente i
H. moi address4e par lIIon. Ia Cour du 6eme
District de Ia Paroisse dIbcrville, date lie 6
Sepienbre 1850, J%'ofirirai en- vente publiquc
au plus haut ct dcrnier ench6risseur,
MARD1 lie 8 0ctob.e 1850,
a 10 heures du matin a Ia maison de Cour dc
ladit Paroisse Il rlaQuemine, Ia prophets cL-
aprcs decrite appartenant la
Succession de .Gen Drausin PonPol.
Tn certain Negro nommt Eiwin..
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
La Motto du prix du dit ~csclave Erwin ap
partenant a Trasinond Richard, payable dams
tout lie mois de Mars 1851, ct l'autre Motto ap-
partenant a Ia succession du dit Drausin PouioI
payable une motto en- Mars 1851, ct Iautre
motto en- Mars 1852.
Eacquercur ]fournira ses obligations aldos-
sees 4 Ia satisfaction de administrator de
la.itc succession payable a Ioffice du Recorder
de la paroisse dIberviIIe, avec interet a raison
de hui pour cent par an apres ptch4ance jus
qu'au parflii paiement.
Hypotheque speciale scra retenue pour as-
surer lie Placement DIES dts biilets ct tous int
cts eyentuc'.
HENRY SULLIVAN,
Depstty iShtry
Paroisse d Ibervilie, G Septembre. 1850.
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S1ale Of Loujsiena-~Parish Of IberrlA
Succession Sale.
h Of IberrlUe.

10Y virtue of Il decree or order Of sale TO me
- directed from the Hon. the 9Th District
Court in and for the Parish of l~berville, State
of l. o~sisiana, bearingdate 9Th September 1850,
| Will offer at public sale, to the highest an"
last bidder,
On TUE%DAY the stE, day Of Oct.
1850, at the Co.t House Of said Perish, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, the foil wing described property,
to wit-beIonging to the
Succession Of Druusin Polgoui, dsdd.
A certain negro slave named Erecin.
CONDITiONS OF SALE.
One haFro; the price of said slave Erwin be-
longing to T'asimond Richard, payable in all
the month of March next 1851, and the ofEer
half belonging to the Succession of said D"ale-
sin Poujol payable one ha'fin March 1851, and
the other half in March 1852.
The purchase 20 furnish his notes endorsed
% the satisfaction o" The Administrator Of said
succession, payable II ;hc Office of the Recor-
der of the Parish Of ~EEeryillc, and if not paid
at maturity, 20 bear interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per annun from time due until paid.
Special mortgage TO nc retained on the slave to
secure TIC payment @" said notes and al inter
csts that May accrue 5'Iereon.
HENRY SULLIVAN,
Deputy Stcrin.
Parish Of Ibervil'e. Sept. 9th, 1850.
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Plantation for Sale.

l offer at private sale the tract of
ff1nsHs1f77A land lately owned by Mr.. J. NJ. Rils,
s.a3 r situated on the river at 20 arpents be-
&8 low the town of Plaquemlne, and on
the same side having 81 arpents front and 80
arpents in depth between parallel lines. 1t is
cleared to nearly 40 arpents and the second con-
cession is all high and first quality land, and
with valuable timber. For terms, apply in my
absence, to Mr.. H. H. Taylor at our Office in
Plaquemine. H. F. DEBLIEUX.
sep2l
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4 Wis est par lie presente donne a toutes
IA personnes ayant DIES reclamations contre
Ia succession de feu Casimir Eau, de les pre-
senter a mon avocat E. w. Blake dams les dix
jours qui %suivront la publication de Get avis
ct toutes p%ersonnes qui doivent a Ia dite sue
cession sont egalement notifies de solder leurs
complies avec mon dit avocat dams la meme
delai. MARIE FARRAN,
SCI Administrative,