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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-26
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.--.a.,,r.Ts SOUND AND PATRroT1c.-Sew-
5, naconnsel of Sims, the recent fugitive on
a., Il Boston, tried to set aside Col. Thomas
!. ] oon,sel of the slaves owner. In the dis
,rssion. the report Of the Boston Post of the
10Th says:
aMr. Sewall, in reply, said he had no obJec-
ton to the appearance Of Col. Thomas as
sci for Potter, but he held a power OF attorney
authorizing him to appear as his counsel, and
it was his intention to get out the replevin writ
for the purpose ~oftrying the question OF Sims
freedom before a jury, which was the BIRTH
rioht of American born man. In the course
" his remarks, Mr.. SeWall said there was no
law nv which Sims could be held as a slave.
TFhere was no law for slavery.
aJudge Woodbury. expressed great surprise
that such an assertion should be madeto him,
sitting as he then was in his capacity of one
of the Judges Of the United States, and bound
to administer the laws Of the United States. 1t
was an absurdity and falsehood to say that
there was no law for slavery. The very re-
presentation in one branch of the congress Of
the United States was based IN slavery.
"Mr. Sewall replied that he was speaking Of
the law Of Massachusetts.
aJudge Woodbury. responded-Massachu-
sets is yet part of the Union, thank God. IA
universal burst of applause followed this re-
mark. Both the marshal and the Judge prompt
ly checked the demonstration. His honor,
proceeding, said, the law of the United States
formed a part of the laws Of Massachusetts,
and it was his duty to see that they were faith
fully executed. And he would see.them exc
cuted, or perish in the attempt Another
burst of applause. After some remarks
made about the laws in the slave States for
the protection of slaves, his honor said that
the notions generally entertained at the north
upon the subject were founded in mistake.
The laws protected their lives, and also pun
ished their masters, or the agents of the mas
tiers, if they maltreated them.
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M&& ~ E.G ~ &EfWf 1850
MARRIED MEY.-So good was he that now
take the opportunity of making 2 confession
which | have often had upon my lips, but have
stcsitated to make from the fear ofdrawing up
on myself the hatred Of married women. But
now Twill run the risk; SO now for it-some,
time or other people must nnburthen Their
hearts. + confess, ten, that 1 never find, and
never have found a man more loyeable, more
captivating, than when he is a married man;
that is to say, d good married man. a man IS
never so handsome, never SO perfect, in my eyes,
as when he is married-as Whenhe is a husband,
and the father of a family supporting in his
manly arms wife and children, and the whole
domestic circle, which,, in his entrance into the
married state, closes around him, and coRsti-
tutcs a part Of his world. He IS not merely
ennobled by this position, but ne IS actually.
beautifed by it. Then he appears to me as the
crown of creation and it is only such q man %
this who is dangerous to me, and with whom
I am inclined to fall in love. But then proprl-
ety forbids it. And Moses, and all European
LEGISLATORS declare it to be sinful, and all married
women would consider it a sacred duty to stone
me. Nevertheless, cannot prevent the thing.
It is so, and it cannot be otherwise; and my
only hope of appeasing those who are excited
against me is in my further confession, that no
love affects me so pleasantly; the contemplation
of no happiness makes ne SO happy, as that
between married people. 1t is amazing to
myself, because it seems to me that l, living un-
married, or mateless, have with that happiness
little to do but it is so, and it always was SO.
II Miss Bremen.
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virtue of Il decree or UrGcr ut the Hon.
ID 9th District Court Of the State Of Loul>l-
ana in and for the Parish of Ibcryjile, TO NE d.
rected, | will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder on
MONDAY the 10Th day OF MAY
1851, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, belonging 10 tt"
!SuccsSSten IF N,iAshu. l.. Fem, GscI.,
to wit:
Community Property. Lots Of Ground and
Improvements.
Art. lst. une parcel of Land lying and 81
tuated in the Parish Of lberville in the rear Of
the own of Plaquemine, measuring one hun
dred and twenty feet front on the continuation
of Piaqueminc street, by one hundred and tilir-
ty one feet in depth on the side towards the
river by Constitution street on the opposite
side by lot No. Is and IN the rear by lots Nos.
IS and l6-said parcel of land being composed
of lots Nos. LAND Is of the land divided into
lots by Alexis Gauthicr as per plan thereof de-
posted in the office of the Recorder of this Pa
IRISH, together with all the Buildings and I'm
proyemcnts thereon and thereunto belonging.
Art. I'd. Another parcel Of Land situated
i'll the town Of Plaquemine in said Parish,
measuring about seventy feet front on Levee
or Front, street, with all the depth thereunto
belonging, extending from said Front or Le-
wee street TO Bank street, bounded above by
lots belonging to Roth Brothers, N. Bison and
A. ST. Dizier, and below by Fenn's alley, to-
gether with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.being anu thereunto belonging.
Art. Sd. A quantity of Movable Property
consisting in Household Furniture, Cooking
Utensils, &c. &c.
II TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Sale to be made at the last residence of
Wiltshire L. Fem.
j. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of lberyille April, Eth 1851.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
Sign of the Golden Mortar. "a

DAVIS & BAYLEY take this me-
- thod of informing the citizens of Plaque
~ mine and the Planters generally, that
EMgMl they have opened their stock Of Drugs
lBNl Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
- Stuff, PerJfmey, Fancy articles, Sta
tiionary, Cutlery, &c, 5e, in the new store, corner Of
Main and Bank SIS. sEsae S~s@n.sS
Purchasing all our Stock in New York, We feel
confident that we can furnish Plantations, Physi-
clans and country dealers upon terms to compete
pwithythe New Orleans market.
.S.-Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours, night or day. m22-tf
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Dams Ia succession de Cow du Gene District.
ffeae Marie Virgi- paroisse d'IberpiAe,
ME Lambremont. Eam de Ia Louisiana,
ATTENDU que Eugene Breaux a p%resente
"a une petition a la dite cour a Teffet dob
tenir des lettres administration dams II sue
cession de feu Marie Virginie Lambremont
son epouse, avis est par lie present donne a
tous ceux que celia concerne d'avoir adeduire
sous dix jours les %raisons pour&lesquelles il
ne serait pas fait .droite a Ia dite petition. Par
ordre de In cour ce l4Ayril,l851. @
apl9 PAUL EBLlEUX, Gref.
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HELLER BROTHERS,
Nerchdnt Yailo7's,

merchant 1HNOFS,
\NOUID respectfully inform the citizens of
w Plaqucminc and vicinity, that they have
established themselves on Main street, III the
house Immediately above the residence of the
late Mr.. Beck. Determined to do work at mo-
derate prices, and in 4 p%unctual and faithful
manner, they hope to receive Il liberal share Of
public patronage. They keep constantly on
of the year. myl5
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Ustersils, Aratoires, &c. &c.
Morceau de Terre
Treize Esclaves.

dcS dcuX sexes Ct dc divers ayes.
ToUtco les prophecies dccrites comlne lot
No. ; Sc ycndront ensemble.
Art. 10. EL-nbth, nerreSsc, Agtc de vingt
trulS, ans ct son cntnnt Rcbert, Agc dc 3 ans.
Hiram. nerrc. arG de 9 ans.
j. CONDITIONS, COMPLAINT.
Ia ycnte aura lieu sur lhabitation d la resi-
dcnce dc Paul lIcbcrt.
J. L.. PETIT, Sheriff.
paroisSe dIbcryillc, IL Ayril 1851.
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rARIsH -AucrroNEER.

H1HE undersigned i qualified voter Of The Parish
Ill of IberyiIle, having given bonds as required
by the dissection of an act entitled San a~etTela-
tive i to Auctioneers, approved March l6thals4Ss1s
viii promptly attend oalI bnsinesssconfhitssed sto'
Reference-Roth Brothers, 3. Gallagher, Plaques
mime. Sst#sa@asas# A.S s9a4
viii also Teeeivesbills and collect for the Mer--s.
chants Of Plaqueniiinne, New Orleans, andall steanl-
apla p. EVENINGS
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NEW sToREs
Carts, -
Ploughs, @Nl
Hardware, Glassware, Groceries &c.

w. G. b iolm lis friends MSs'a and dst tRs pasiic, 'a Of
Plaquemine and the surrounding country, that he
has opened his store on the corner Of Main and
Bank streets, where the following articles will
always be found. and which will be disposed of on
moderate and accommodating terms:
Tennessee Sugar Kettles;
Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars;
Iron and Nails of all sizes and kinds;
Stoves, Crates and Cooking Stoves;
All kinds of Pots, Skillets, Shovels, Hoes,
Spades, Axes and Plantation Hardware;
Flour, Whiskey, Meats of all kinds;
Glasswarea and Window Glass OF all kinds and
sizes; u
Cane Carts, Ploughs, &c. &c. ap1s
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o. Samuel Breck, Esq, Of Philadelphia, who
!, has had inshis possession for about fifty years,
the ~spygiass used by Com. Paul Jones during
the whole Of his naval career, has handed over
the same to Capt. S. F. Dupont, Of the U. S.
Navy, as a suitable guardian for the perserva-
ton OF this interesting naval relic.
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TnE CuBA ExpEDIrlox.-We learn that the
adyenturcrs who passed through this city last
week, returned to Macon on Monday las'; but
We have not learned whether they have aban-
doned the enterprise, or whether they are taking
a new. route, though we suppose the latter. we
cannot too strongly condemn any movement
OF this character, in violation Of the treaty re-
l.aions existing between this country and
Spain.
be expected by Il calculating mind but if it
were. still there would be no possible j%ustiica-
-tion fersucha proceeding
~. sincerely wish Cuba, and all the balance
of The world, a free government such as ours,
aud we would be willing to see this fair islaEd
becoming 4 portion Of the United States BY
fair means, but we must ever condemn the
course pursued to attain these ends. Afatan-
(Ga) Republican, l7th inst.
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Marion en- Prison.

DEPOT ESCLAyE !
81 II aete amene a la geole de Plaquemine,
40 UNI Negro arrete CONNIE Maroon, ql Sc
~ nomme JAMES, ct dit quill sappartenIr a
N& Mr.. Wilson, reesidant a Nile. Orleans, LIE
5--A- dit Negro est age d'enyiron 2s ans, efsa
piieds s pouces de t~aille.
dec5, 1850 HENRY SULLIVAN, Geol,er:
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Runaway in Jail.
E r NEGRO.

..V9@
Was brought to the Jail Of this parish a
40 runaway negro man who calls his maine
~ JAMES, and who says that he is the pro-
sMAaperty Of Mr.. Wilson, Of New Orleans.
~. he said negro is about % years Of age, 5
feet 8 inches high, n asblaek, stout built, with
marks. The owner Walpieases come
forward. pay charges andtake him away.
Sdec5. 1850. HENRY SULLIVAN, Jailor.
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.R. III. C. BERRY, tenders h,iisspre

DR. III. C. BERRY, tenders hisspro-
- f~essional services to the citizens Of Pla-
quemine and vicinity. Having practlsed medI-
cine in the south for about six years, he hopes
that his experience as q physician will enante
him to give satisfaction. He may &c g
the law office of J. J. Berry, Esqr, on Nam
street, one door below the store OF Roth BIDS rs
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th. 1850. 6msa
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CRops OF TExAs.-TIie Houston Telegraph

CRops OF TEXAs.-TTe Houston Telegraph,
of April 18th says:
aThe crops that were planted early, are ex-
ceedingly promising this season. A gentleman
who has recently visited several OF the interior
counties, informs US that he has never seen the
corn and cotton fields so promising as they are
at present. Tie corn on several plantations that
lie visited wassnearly two feet high, and the
cotton in some instances had been worked the
first time. The plants were all growing luxu-
riantly, and scarcelya hill was missing. 1.-THE
season should continue to be favorable, the
cropssof Texas this year will exceed those OF
any previous year.
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Barrels /! Barrels!

.fTsHE undersigned keeps always ME%
on hand a large assortment ofaGEAl
the best qualityscypress MoLAs- E@5W
SEES BARRELS,,swhieh he war; YeEMHW
rants to be of the best description. 3.
All orders, from New Orleans OF elsewhere, will
be punctually attended TO-
dee IDLY fHILlP
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N cHAMPIGNY.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

lately from the most fashionable tailoring
4 establishments in Paris and New Orleans
has permanently located himself at PiaG,uemine,
at Mr. Beraut's residence, where he is ready toex-
execute with skill and despatch any work IN his
line. iHaS@.ti
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e. w. Blake,

Atorneu and Counsellor at Lan, United States
Commissioner-Ofice on Main street,
Will practice in the courts of this and the adj
Joining parishes, and the Supreme and Federal
Courts at New Orleans.
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"A, Talbot & E.. W Robertson,

-" - - = N@@"|"|- So
Will attend to@ail business connected with
their profession in the Parish Of ibersille, and
the adjoining parishes. Office on Main street,
lathe house formerly occupied as the "Demo-
raj office myi ~
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e.. BROWN.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

In the ner Building opposite the old Court
House.
IA Has the honor of informing the citi-
M zens OF p%laquemine and vicinity that he
--l4is ut all times prepared with the best
workmen, to despatch all business i'll his line
with punctuality and faithtulness. He keeps
constantly on hand all description of the most
fashionable patterns, to suit the seasons. lie
solicits q share of public patronage. nl6ly
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Art, 9th. The undivided twelfth of
rwENTY NINE SLAVES,

Of both sexes and divers ages.
The whole of the above described property
comprising Lot No. 2 tobe soldin bloc.
Lot. No. 3. Art. Sth. The undivided
twelfth part of a certain tract of land lying
and situated in the parish OF lbcrville, on the
right bank of the river Mississippi. beng
Township No. two South Of Range No. twelve
East, designated as being section No. ninety,
containing six hundred and nineteen superficial
acres. g
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+ Ma Il: r ysssfs;ie1 Is g ST. ;stat D sf Hau; esnr,'
5remo "hs dsesns d" Parish IF 1gsrsizs.
yXTHEREAs, Eugene Breaux has petit
w toned this court for letters of admins
tration in the succession of his deceased wife,
Marie Virginia Lambremont, notice is hereby
given to all those interested to show cause
within ten days from the publication hereof,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted. BY order of court, April l4th,
1851.
apl9 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Clerk.
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Etot de la Louisunc-Pdroisse d NerriNe.

savolr:
premier Lot) Art. l. lie douzieme indi-
Wis dune Habitation GU Moroccan de
Yerre situe dams la Paroisse dIbery1lie, rive
droite du fieuve Mississippi guarantee arpents
du dit tleuye, ayant yingt-trois arpents de face
plus GU moins sur uue profondeur sutIlsante
pour donner a laadite habitation sept cent cin-
quante acres de superfieie, borne par-devant
bar terre appertenant a diyerses personnes, sur
Ie Aeuye. en1aut par terre de Janvier Allan,
enbas par terre appertanant a John u. Murrell,
Ct en- arriere par terre appartenant d Sewall ell
Hudson, laqueile habitaiion est cultiyee en-
sucre. ensemble IA Sucrerie, Machine q
vapeur. Moulin, Batisses ct autres
ameliorations y appartenant.
Art. Q. La douzieme partie indivise dun
autre MoRCEAU DE TERRE, situe
dams la paroisse dIbervllie, rive Sud du Bayou
Go,la mesurant environ dix arpents de face au
dit BAYOU etant compose DIES lots Nos et 8
de Ia terre arpentee ct vendue parle gouverne-
ment des Etats-Unis sur lie dit Bayou-la dite
terre avanf trois cent soixante-cinx acres de
superfcie u comprenant la seconde concession
ensarriere des dts lots borne enhaut par terre
appartenants d Mad. Josephine Hebert, eponse
de Daniel M..Vilson, enbas p~arsterre DC john
Garlick ct John FL. Randolph, en- arriere par
terre autrefois appartenant a christopher
Adams. E
Art. 8. La douzieme partie indiiiseSde
Cinquante Neuf Esclaves,
des deux sexes ct divers ages.
Art. Ia sdouzieme partie iildiyise dune
quansitG de N1obilier CONSTANT en Mulets
! ct Betes a Cornes. @a
Toutes les prophecies colossus deerltes Sc
1 yendront en- block.
Lot. q. :. Art. 6. Ia sdouzieme partie
/ isdivise dun certain Moroccan de Terre
/ sItue dams Ia dite pafoisse, rive drostsdu Mis-
sissipIa, atant le lot No. III, desla section qua
rante neuff, toWhshipdiS Quest du2Msssissippl
| rance douzc est de la tegre arpentee q yendue
4 parle government DIES Etats-Unis,, agsHahf4ua
4 ire yingt qluinze 1s-1ooaaeFes de supsffc'e
Art. {. Ladouzisme partie indisisesde
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=LUNDI-Ie 10 dc MAI, 1851,

=A nv m Ao"
a 10 heures, A. NJ, les proprittes ci-apres de-
critics, SAVIOR:
Lots de Terre ct Authorizations.
Art. 10 I'm certain moroccan de Terre situe
dams la Paroisse dIberville en- arriere de Ia
villed de PIaquemine, mesurant cent vingt pieds
de face a la continuation de Ia rue Plaquemine
sur une profondeur de cent trente pieds, sur
la rue Constitution, au cote oppose par lot
No. Is ct Ell arriere par les lots Nos. IL ct l6.
LIE dit moroccan de terre etant compose Ges
lots Nos. IA ct Is de Ia terre divist en- lots par
Alexis Gauthier scion lie plan Oppose dams lie
bureau du Recorder de la dite Paroisse d1ber-
vile ainsi que les batisses ct authorizations Y
appattenant.
Art. 20. Tn autre moroccan de Terre situe
dams Ia vile de Plaquemiue dams la dite Pa
roisse, mesurant environ soixante pieds a IL
rue Leyee, ensemble toute Ia profondeur Y APP
partenant, s'etendant de Ia rue Levee iusqu'a
Ia rue de la Banque. borne en- haut par lots APP
partenant a Roth Brothers, N. Bison and A.
st. Dizier, ct enbas par Fenn's alley, ensemble
les Batisses ct Amellorations y appartenant.
Art. SO. Une quantite de Mobilier %consis-
tant en- Meubles, Batteriede Cuisine, &c.
UCONDITIONS, COMPLAINT.
La vente aura lieu a la derniere residence de
feu Wiltshire L. Fem.
J. L. PETIT, Sherif.
Paroisse dIberyillec e II Ayril, 1851.
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FIFTY NINE SLAVES,

of both sexes and different ages.
Art. 4th. The undivided twelfth ola guam
tity of MOVABLE PROPERTY,
consisting in Mules and Horned Cattle.
The whole OF the above described properly
to be sold in one lot.
Lot I'd. Art. 9Th. The undivided twelfth
part of Il certain TR A Of LAND, ly-
ING and situated in the parish of lberville, on
the right bank of the river Mississippi, beinglot
No. one of Section forty nine in Township ten
West of the Mississippi river of Range twelve
East, of the land surveyed and sold by the Co.
vernment of the United States said tract OF
land containing ninety five ls-loo superficial
acres.
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Trentc Neuf Eslavcs,

dcs 'e0N ScN0S q o. d-IcT7 0g09.
Ar. !. II duul.5mc pAgle 0II,t,c dina
IT, de- Nobilier consistent cn Chevaug,
Ustersils, Aratoires, &C. &c.
I"0'r> les prOplI,t, : cI-de>slI~ d,crstra dams
'c second lot Sc Ntudrvut ensemble.
!"L No, 3. Art. 5. LA dOulicLc partn'
IhlirIse Il I'M certain TTorceau de Terre
aItur dams Ia paroI>sc dibrre jIIc, riyr dro!t du
t1euHe Mississippi. cant lc lot No. deuN an sud
de range No. doUze, ct design, comur section
qlorrc 'Ingt dix, ayant sA cen. DIN Acuf avge,
de >uperticie.
Art. .. la dUuZirmr partic iului de
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/. 9Th. The undivided Twelfth of
SLAVES,

Of both sexes and divers ages.
The whole of the above described property
to be sold together.
Art. 9th. Elizabeth, negro woman, aged
twentythree years and her child Robert, aged 3
years.
Hiram, negro boy: aged 9 years.
15- TERMS OF SALE CASH..
Sale to take place at the plantation and re-
sidence Of Paul Hlebert.
]. L. PETIT. Sheriff.
Parish of 1berville, 18th April, 1851.
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EoRBAYoU SARA, BATON r fsSAa
L ROUGE, PLAQUENINE, 4sl=@#zHdz5S
and the Coast.-The new andsk@8z~
elegant steamer BRILLIANT, Capt. HART, will
ommenc her trips on WEDNESDAY, the sth
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and will leave New
P. NJ. Returning, will leave Bayou Sara every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, after the arrival of
the cars, For freight or passage, apply on board,
or to BOGART 4 FOLEY,
Janis OF BURBRIDGE Il ADAMS
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To Planters and Others.

II y Il IdIIHtCTS aHIEVt OlHINISs
A CHILLES st. DIZlER, Gate of California
IA and Texas begs leave to inform his friends,
and the public generally throughout the State,
that he is now prepared to resume his business OF
Repairing Steam Ensincs--Slss9r,
Corn and saw Mills.
He will also undertake to BUILD SUGAR
HOUSES AND SAW MILLS, Terms moderate.
For further information, apply to AugHstm st.
Dizier, or to Roth Brothers, plaquemine. febl-ly
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f !r-i luf.J -tft. ~. tif u'''l' tH'I '"f'''
# = pLAMraEgcEJ Q? TRACT of

LAND, wing and situated III the PARISH OF
lbrryI4r. on Tie right side ut The river MI>>lo-
sippi. al the distance vi forty arptnta from the
margin Of the RIVER, and Wlcrcon the late L.
nance IIebcrt rcsiltd-said tract OF land meas
ur.ng twenty three arpcnts, more or less, III
front by a depth sufficient us IT, give the sad
plantation Il supcrtIcieo OF seven hundred and
fifty acres, bounded IN front by land or front
concession belonging to sundry persons, on
the river above by land OF %.IalyieT .Allain, below
by land belonging 10 lohnl MurrcIl, ami on the
back by land belonging to Scwail II Hudson,
which plantation is established and cultivated
as Il sugar tuH, together with all the buildings
and improvements tllcrtnnto belonging, con-
sisting Of u Dwelling Ezouse. Sugar
House, Steam Engine, Mills q Ap.
paratuS. aud all the utensils Tor the fabrlca-
tion Of sugar-Corn Houses, Stables,
Negro Cabins, and all other out houses
Oh sad plantation.
Art. I'd. The undivided twelfth part of an
other Rae Of LAND, situated in
the said parish on the south side OF Bayou
Goula measuring about ten arpents front on
said BAYOU, being lots Nos. 7 and 8 of the
land surveyed and sold by the Government Of
| United States, Oh said Bayou, said tract of land
containing three hundred and seventy five su-
~pcrfcial acres, including the second CONCESSION
back Of said lots, bounded above by land be-
longing to Mrs. Josephine Hebert, wife of Dan.
NJ. Wilson, below by land Of John Galick and
John II. Randolph, and in the rear by land Tor
| merly belonging to Christopher Adams.
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