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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

FxrrxsfxE FcRc ERsf clSeIssxA1t, AuarsT To-
re napeE 81 81 he Ole Sock Banks has been reused
81 he baks hers II cr1se of s gcnuine n1tes ef
number Of the bsnks having been stolen from lie AL
itcr,s ofirs. There = some ny siery Connected with
fhe affair. which esnders possible hat the notes 81 IN
he bills detected gped BIZ fhs Register bit tie
gasnes e he idest and csBhier were forged
DRovE oT ckfrLE --Qn our way from Mounds
sills, Var g ,.his place, in pne DAY We PASSED six
sroges ofheayy eatlle IA sksiE way . he Eastern
CITIES. For seversl weeks past there have been
Fwo or tArss ds,Ees psss eur borough daily ana
ifliley continue ips crowd % tie East. The plic4
e beef mnst son decline in tquartsr. Beysfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

I August Is.
Il JOY For{'1 GEQss 4 IlIl = Nie cnt fhrs following
from 9ho Phisadespaia Sauii1a4 tsk&ileJ 4 and
foma IN cur reaslgfs 10 petuse il raEesls, "a those
SUI ring should NOT delay sRaFthaSAE - - s#ss
4 ItRs IooF1A ND,S 1Sl.RA.sS RIFT g.zS,- The
eeleb8aitd meaciae,~ prepsrea by ID C1s III JACK
kOS ii the imposing eefiban gIe sine sibv. No. 100
HARCII street, Is eScitFg unprecedented aslic aiten
Mon and the proprietor, n hp i gene sican ~
kenk i1mease sa;lt ~ it hes {.aes al thsN
anlg are so aify 81 fpFlhn ih extended noiiee OF
Ill., 10 81 seen ii our assyefi ffug conss ias there ~
hardly ayy roo III, for hi 70 spebk 81 bis much
Hive nSay aGsl al shss ogs ssain 81 IAsseaf s 10 which
humanity il heir, thcsF Is none nj lsHksing than
kbe GENERAL arrangement of the eige Is apparatus,
siei HeYer falst5 acoh5any 4 S9rlgs sA stale 9fhc
HiveF EIcadache piles 9ngaaf,ls ,ffsshx, bilious
toneae morbid bfcath,Hldss al abpeNa1a short, an
fasdribe wresehedndss &c exist fee krp Its inpFer-
hble aud e- wasting attendants hese ifefses. which
have bnHse the skill Of thh abest lores have been
radcallg cured by HoodanEs Ger4saa BftifHs.i'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
AUGUST COURT.

The Quarterly Tern Of the County Court commenced
on nIsSday last The Grand Jurors, who were sum
moaed by the Sheriff as herea<k0re, wsrs h session
bat part Of the day. THEY compensation was one dol
lar per diem. From The list inhabitants selected
!. July Court ,he following gentleman were drawn, 70
..,,.,;,,te ~. ,.nel far the term -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

The redoap'able'ta arson Is ont, apsn Harriet ar
ter The following fashion
4 "Tbis long tongsed VISIONARY woman. AMI "a.
lumBialoF u tie Sbath. Is nov ia Emrope where
She is being ih5ajsed Yihe haisrs of4Amefie1n IN
+ situations, and Republican libeities. She & The
daughter Of DID Lyman Bseekes a 8Presbyterian
minister AMI has two brothers who Eafe ministers
s3fihe same chnFch Her husband islalsosa minis.
her ana at present VI helitYs i aPreIessb- IN
atdSyer Ca5Ae+e. They are al aaoAlieais.s. both
Eals aSa ienla e, ana lae wing hpakkyied Uncle
stroms CShin Il belisFedte be the joint pfo5uetan
IF the eniire family manufactured ief The SECESSION
bnd as N a m OF ralssn the wind HsrsLadyship
y is wei lundtrteol : lls most talenfd menleref
the old Lymal's siniiY. TButshe presents Il the
world the most I. Aeons nhysiogsmK ever gazsd
fpon by the eye Of mn She is as Sgiy as Orig
hal Sin--an abominatioo IN the eyes Of civilized
heopie . Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

is adjourned frou day 10 day, y,
sad sessniy. Eve ceats II sach sucss' No
Iersea toTceeise Ipqre than 81 Is IN any ose day,
suhics may be allowed Il he has served on three Of
aries during ihc daysor On two Or more. one sf
wAieA was adjourned 70 that Jay. ifa aror scre On
commonwealth and civil The day, the court
shall arpoint his eoapeasaon between the state and
county nsasaryy Itany psrsea attend oa the renre.
but Dies not serve Al juror. he shall receive liy cents
per dry out q te eoany reasury. No juror departing
without leave 81 reteisiag compeasa,io1as common
wealtps Witness shall be paid as juror The county
or corporation courts may increase diaish the pay
Of arers civil case provided that sneh compensation
shaII ot Be less than y cents per day FOR services.
nor twenty Eve coat for obcdcncs to surons without
ssersicca'
The system seems towolk Welt as there is no delay
for uaat Of Jury and as an maisal pane. ca always
be had. The fac for nesleaofdaty is heasy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
aNsorHER IsoRRTHLE RAiLRoAD
MASSACRE.

woscgzTrR Miss August ie IA Dreadful
calamity ocenEfed "a tie Boston aDl Worcester
Railroad thisIrnorning Il collision tpok fface be-
tween the Boston train fos WorcesieH aud an ex-
cursion trains from Tie latter place. "a ths Rpsten
junction. F0uIieeh ladies', more or lesss Inquired,
rave - far been taken from The lwree1. Nh.
southwick .Se engineer, was considerably it5nred
Nv jumping fforn he cars MIR. Tast President Of
{be rosd was In thetrain. but escansl with little
injury. The accident vas caused BY. difference
oftwo minutes IN The time of laeswatches 81 the
two engineers
S.cepa Dsspa,ct-The Boston train, which
siopped an hour ii the scene Of theadisassef. has
lust come in. The collision Of the two iralns :
ranresented Al terrAi, al both were S0ingE at a
high speed on Tile Uxhridge train thssihigh pas
senRer car leaped over the second killing three
persons who were, escaping from th4 windows :
One boy had his ann completely tarn from tbs
socket. Tn desi.vsfe barribly InahgIei. Nine
neIsons verb taleE' from the wreck dead ard lsid
side by side, pcessE lns heart-rendin2 sssftacIe
Il i estimated tha twenty have beea l.illef an
f5riy Or more "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

DisfRxsikn 0gArI--On MonaaY last, 1onnd
LADY named Shields, daughter g Mr. Chss. Shields
OF Nosl0.k h, died Al WayneshorpugA Va under
eircnpeatees peculiarly distressing. She waso
her way ID the Waite Sulphur Springs, IN I resy
low staiestf health, aud expired Immediately aflet
being ta,ssn from The stage coach at WaYEesbo4
ron Slr,nfon Ssscfafar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

HoRRTstK AccfDzxr-A yonn, girl namad
Creighbaan, residing few miles frsI1 w heeIing,
few DAYS ago attempted 10 kindle a me by pouf-
ing from powder hcrn few grains ef powder on
some sharings. The flames instantly com NJ lnica-
ted iih lie powderin the horn, blowing it 10 4 orns
and horribly mangled herrighi arm. Her cl6tsiug
TOOK ere ard she ran some two bundled yards frcut
tie heuse before she was caught and The fanfes e1
iingdished. She was very seriously burned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

A MAx b. NnHvss- Nj. Cary II. Boafrigh, vas
married last Sundayto Mrs. Lucinda Wand. boih
or This ely.
Thisis emily the trtik time filsi Mr. B. has taken
q rib, He Is 5ecdedly a man ofcoanuEfslfsstes.
welded otbe Joys u domestic lie, rather than tbs
cherries 4sFFcfol vjdowefhcol He IS scfeailY
afraid ID slap child ia the street fer fear tishis
own No wonder the population Of f1dlapap polls
IS Increasing 50 rapidIf n iasaP'tis J3nrndi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

li'sE ExzecFioks Z, 70 49, rS.3 !. ~,
sns r9ns1. we're hgsg sscaipef' 0s1iIb5r7s
81 2. ...EI ne q r sines, 81
eas'r e1nissssa thsir guilt i - n t'-k :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

F1iS establishment, situated IL Mali s1reef
and formerly managed by "a R TEse 81 go Mi,
IL iEs. S = has passed intotb4 hands
man i generaIlF known In his rsse M .s,;r-
ingeoultry Being ASSOCIATED y I'm Il III t. go
naYhng purchased fall ser Of fEsy are
noM plepsIsa e 90 aiI kinds Of work, and da.ier
. al who may favor them with fhsir 0rdels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

a letter g ,ks Nex W. .,,-'..z- Y,
tle firkr. Lake Superior. s,.,,s IN ~. z :
f'ess oi 21rs c,irsr ID he atIk A ..;[e
rele1 r4siptoNn down Of .ts e.f i.ttI.l f,-[s,
~. Ie-t '7rs I.esnI1 ee- 1;.'. 81 10 re-. ~;
- mass # COPPER erer before diitar.r{t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

tN1 they are DEAR Nan IT, -,.s1.,:-.I s
~ 6 e. = Ell e .s ''s Sc
IN &c r.. Prs l1-n.-IZ l...I-A-l d lz- 1lzLz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

~ The n Aztec C5i'1ren.r now II Icndo.. have
tr<r 4 <r;ti1.'Ir rr.uized' hI Pr>tsbr oren ihd Dr.
I.t.,a AZ M ie-' thai To- popular account N their
'..o.-| Ii b. >f14t ctr. hitherto 1n<fod1 81 Nv ~
E.ro1.4 3 .p,-sHAat dsr1.ed b tkoSs lcar4ei 7ke-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

DfsTrssA sc CAsuALrY.-We learn from tie N
tonaI IN y Ger that Thos. Walter Jones' sta
Of Gen. Waller. Ioues, 81 Warrington city. was t.
Gently drowned ID. the lower Rio Grande, where lie
was engaged IN tie discharge ofhis duties as ode
OF he NJ exii al E,uh dry Commission. The az
cidpnf occurred I'll cons e.uence OF a small boat up-
setting il squat, Mr.. lRsdziIninski Tie chiefof
the party, was also 90 boa.-d, W Jones all
tempted ID swia 10 tie shov Rny
- r1e HIT SIM = far e--irs .-rSlyreJ A
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-13
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
GHER[FF'S SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsII OF LAFouRCllE
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana ~

Mathurin pitre @
TAKE NOTICE. that by virtue of writ Of fl IA issued
by the Fifth District Court of Orleans in the above tle
case have sezed and will offer for sale at public auction at
the Court House in the town Of Thibodaux, SATURDAY
the Sd Of SEPTEMBER, 1858, It Pollock A. NJ the two
following tracts Of land being the possession OF Mrs
Cervle Barras, and portion of larger tract now owned
by her, to-wit:
IA CERTAIN Situated in the parish Of La
fourche at about three miles below the of Thboax
and the right bank of the Bayou Lafonrche consisting Of
two tracts Of landone Of them measuring two arpents
front and forty arpents in dept bounded above and be-
low by land now owned by Mrs. Ceryle Barras
2-ANOTHER TRAC ,measuring arpent, or less
front, by forty arpents in depth bounded above by land
now owned by - -, and below by land now owned
by Mrs. Ceryile Barras.
3-SEVENTY SHARES, Of One Thousand Dollars each, in
the Capital Stock Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
TERMS AND purchaser to furnish his stock
notes for the sum Thousand Three Hundred and Ten
Dollars (s2s1o payable the LIST Of August 1854 osre
movable according to the provisions Of the charter and the
balance CASH. The stock notes to be identified with the
act of mortgage by NJ Htre and wife in favor of the Citizens
Bank Of louisiana passed before Segher Notary Public
in New Orleans the 25th May, 1857 and with the Sheriff
deeds in this case and the purchaser to all the OBJ
legations charges and conditions imposed upon the stock
holders of the Citikms Bank Of Louisiana. = =
34-6t F#J X. GOURDAIN, Deputy Sheriff.
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Paroisse Laourche Inteeure ans Terrebonne quill Went
de reeeyoir Nerd de rIale assortment %
Marbres de Perres de toute espcces ct quill est
executor outes Tombes Monuments Itineraries qu Jul %
ront commandas.
charge des Caveaux de Fare soft EN- brques, pier
res marbres Ia voIontt DIES personnes ansi que &c
Eentourage en- bois griIles en- fer.
CONNIE par passe pri seront oours Ia ortee 90
toutef les fortraes.
On peu atuesser chex lui FzotOnvi dams la paros
Assumption. fera yrai plasr deshiber ses plans
ct dessns personnes qu vouron ben honoer ae eut
vist6s LOUIS FERDINAND PL0TfoN.
Plottonville, Janyier ], 1852. n gu
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DESIRARLE PROPERTY for
Am Ordinance
Relative to the Grave Yard of the Cornnrat Ia

Relative to the Grave Yard of the CORPORATION.
Be 1t ordained By the Mayor and Trustees eftae torn
Of Ihsbodd That the lot Of ground belonging to the Cor
poraon Of Thbodaux, and being in said Corporation,
bounded south by Back by lot No 49, east by
lot S and west by Narrow street. be and the is
hereby designated ns buying ground cemetery Of the
said Corporation of Thibodaux.
SEC. Q. BIT further ordained, de-, That all persons
wishing to have dead bodies buried in said cemetery shall
first apply to the Mayor Of said town. AMI obtain of him
permit bury dead body in said cemetery; and in the
absence Of the Mayor to apply to the Town Constable for
said permit
SEC g. Be IL ftrtherordained, de-, That no dead body
shall be buried in said cemetery less than four under the
surface Of the ground except such put toms under
the penalty Of fine which shall not be than dol
lars and costs Of prosecution to be suffered by the person
thus having obtained the permit to bury the dead bodyand
the said dead body shall be rebured Town Constable
according to this ordnance at the expense Of the person
having obtained said permit to bury t which the said Town
Constable shall be entitled to demand and receive five dol
lars the whole recoverable before any Of competent
Jurisdiction. @
SEC. 4. Be 1t further ordained &c., That it is hereby
made the duty Of the Town Constable that every bury
ing that is made in said cemetery made according to the
true intent Of this ordinance and designate the place in
said cemetery where any dead body shall be buried liz
SEC 8. Be tnrser Ordined Gc., That all ordinances,
by laws, resolutions contrary to the true intent and
meaning Of this ordinance be and the hereby
pealed and abrogated.
Approved, July s, 1853. v.D TERREBoNNE,
Attested, l.. :. ALLAN, Secretary. l343t1 Mayor.
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Estate Of Marie RosaJie Wageaspack and coqeanan1
aeith Louis Andre Wugenspack. :. No. 254. @
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lo

NJ isiana-Fifth District Court-Parsh Of Lafourche.
Tn the and by the authority of the Fifth Judiea
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Iafourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Boug
Sheriff. duly qualified and sworn in and for said parish
the premises situated in said parish the left bank Of bayo,
ourche about nine miles below the town of hibodaux
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
the following described property, to-wit
IA CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish
OF the left bank Of Bayou Iaourche abou
nine miles e1ow the town Of Thbodaux-neas one
arpent front arpents in depth bounded above
! by the andSof Hubert Wagenspack, and below by the
land OF Uga Wagenspack- together with the Buildings
ard Improvements thereon.
2.-ANEiRO WOMAN, aged about 70 years.
Sd HORSE, a lot Of HOGS RICE, 100 Bbls CORN, &
CORN MILL &C., &c.
TERMs CoNDIToNsThe personal property and slave
payable all the month Of March, 1854 and the land pay
able by thffasone third in all and each Of the months
March Of the years 1854 1855 and 1856 The purchaser shall
be bound to give good and approved secgrt and the land
shall remain specially n,orgaged until ssI and
all sums not punctualy paid at maturity eight pei
cent. interest per annum thereafter,
Lafourche, July 81, 1883 [s41 N. BoURG, Sheriff
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6DR7 o6z3 Perrin 4 Ollv s.;e,s,

a mer nos pratiques ct les tabans
general que notre stock marchanses dhlVer ess W
grand eompet, qu'enconsequence nous somnes en- hes
de renondre toutes lennandes Noas frahh -
Sentiment de marchahases dhabtn'ion tes que ihss''
Kerse,s Couvertures, Cute a Lampe, etc ,et.
Grande yariete d Embellishments pour homms ct pour ~,
FANS ans une Ghapelre Ell Gbans.ures un cfioIx aIs
cles de nouyeautes ct de de la dernere mode te
que Manteets Soe Manchettes os Brodes PassemenpI
FRANCES Mouchors Rrodes. ainsi .es Monsseine hah.
Carbemire nouveanx des ms Aplfa Breches Kopoes w
', T,t n" Nv cs .. ssn. nbre ts,o 42H)
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SNccessa00 d1fcsas8 hegero0, Feuoe aIzf1eyy Hynel
VENTE DESUCCESSTON.-Etat

de la Louisiana, cour dn Cinquieme District Judiciare
segeant dams ct pour la parosse de lafourche A.
Au ct par autorte de Ia Cour Gu Cinauieue District
Judiciare, segeant dams pour la aroisse de Lorce
sera oert en- yene pubque par Ne Borg Sheriff ct enc
teur sur les leux, situes dams Ia Vile de Thbodaux
sAMEDI, lie 1Oeme jour de sEPrEMBRE, 1853,
10 heures A. NJ les prophecies suvantes savoir:
1UN CERTAIN LOT DE VII ,itue dams la paroisse de
Laourch, dams la vile de Thboaux connu ct dessne sur
plan de la dte vile fat par James B. Grinage Mai
1912, ct depose dams rofice u Recorder e IS
avec toutes les batisses quf s'y trouvent
2-UN NEGRE, nomme Casmir, age de IS ans.
3Phlsieurs bois de Its garnis, arloir bureax
QoletD une pendule, DIES chaises ETC., etc
TERMEs EFT CoEDrIoNs-Ia propriete personnele Comp
tan la erre ct Pescave payable par tiers
ct chacun DIES mois de Mars DIES 1s4 1855 ct 1856
La tere ct esclave restant Superintendent ypotfe1es sa
para payment, ct TONES ponctueeent payes
petant hut cent dnteret res echeance Les aeq
reurs fournissan benne ct vaabe caution.
Aont, ce 1853. [35-tdsa NJ. BOURa, Sheriff.
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Jury de Police.
PARoIssE DE TERREBoNNE.

Nj PAROIssE DE TERREBONNE.
Commencement une proclamation de l'Hon.
ii. G. Thibodaux, President du Jury de Police
de la paroisse de Terrcbonne, lie dit Jury s'est
assemble a la Maison de Cour &C premier jour
d'Aout, 1858.
Les membres pr6sents-H. C. Thibodaux,
President, Richard d. Jordan, Onezime Aycock
J. J. Hanna, Alex. Lirette G. F. Connely,
Thomas Buford, Peter Welsh, John D. TIMBER
Membres absents-W. A. Bisland, Henry Col
Inns, r. E. Butler.
LIE process verbal de Ia derniere seance du Jury
de Polide etc lu ct sur motion il a etc adopte.
Sur motion de Mr.. Jordan,
I'M comite de trois membres etc nommE
pour examiner les sections de 10 loi des ecoles
ayanta reference a Ia maniere de recevoir lie bond
du TrGsorier.
Messrs. Jordan, Connely, ct Welsh oat CITE
nomm6 membres du dit comitG.
Sur motion de Mr.. Jordan,
Res0lu, Que lie bond offert par Frank Gagn6, CONNIE
receveur ct pyeur des ons es eco ayan pour cautions
Joseph Aycock j. B. Bond ct j. L. Carothers somme
dc hut mil quarante-huit piasres soft ct est par
scntes accepte ct APPROVE par le Jury de Police
De ls resotu, Que lie Tresoer des fonds ecoes
cevra en- compensation services tee capacite
soinme annueie de deux cents piastres. ses r.
Sur motion dc Mr.. Hanna,
La petition de Mr. A. H. Verret, suggerant
au Jury de Police certaines authorizations faire
sur les prophecies de la paroisse, etc referee
un comite compose de Messrs. Hanna, Lirette,
ct Umberfeld.
Sur motion de Mr.. Jordan, ss@-.
Reso Que lie Tresorer de Ia parose soft est par ces
presentes autorse de payer Mr. John G. Potts Juge
Pax, agissant Coroner, ia somme de vingt-cinq
piastres sur son mandat
Sur motion de Mr.. Carothers
I'm c0mite etc nomm6 Peffet d'examiner ct
dc rapporter sur la reclamation d'Euzelien Gle
ment, Coroner; Messrs. Carothers, Welsh, ct
Aycock ont etf nomm6 du dit comit6.
Sur motion de Mr.. Jordan,
9 Tn comite de trois membres a etc nomme pour
senquerir surla cause occasionant les poursuites
de G. Tremoulet ct de f. Michel, institutuees
contre Ia paroisse pour ravaux fats sur les che
Minis; Messrs. Jordan, Lirette ct Hanna one Gt6
nomme membres de ce comit6. If
Sur motion de Mr.. Connely,
Reso Que le Coroner de Ia parose soft notfe que lie
jury de Police ne reconnaitra CONNIE yade recla
Ia loi - = w. s's-s'se' 's'''
Sur motion dc Mr.. Hanna,
La resignation de Mr.. j. G. Potts CONNIE
membre dun comit6, ant6rieurement nomm6
pour surveiller les travaux q etre fats sur le
chemin (causeway) entire lie Bayou Terrebonne
ct 10 Bayou Black, ct traversant Phabitation de
Madame Ellis, est par ces pr6sentes acceptke
LIE President nomm6 en- 50 place, Mr.. Andrew
McCollum
Sur motion de Mr.. Connely,
ReOzu, Quinn District Scholaire addonne soit dams
"a parose de Terrebonne equ 10 tire de
Bayou du Large Zen descendant commemorate gne infe-
reure de habitaton de Messrs Connely Bailey
y d. bayou :. tooie cs.Is pare u Rayoa Grand caiou
hon de r. H. Butler comprenant tout Il Bayou Sale.
Sur motion de Mr.. Welsh,
Heslou Qnun chemin de cordele devra etre fak sur u
fNn L
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aute ayec Lso@ Andre Wa0easpack.
~ ENTE DE SUCCESSION-Eta de-

Ia Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District-parossc
de Lafeurche.
Au par autorite de la Cour du Cinaueme District;
udciaire segeant dams pour la parosse he Laforce If
sera oert yene publque par NJ. Bours Sheriff. ct en-
centeur dument quae ct assernente les eux stne
dns a dte parosse la rive gauche u bayou Lafoe
enviIsn neuf miles audessous de Ia vile de Thibodaux
LUNDI, lie 5 du mois de SEPTEMBER 1885,
10 heures la propriete ci-apres decrte savoir
l. In certain do terre situe dams Ia paroisse de-
Lafourche Ia rive gauche u bayou Iafourche environ
neuf miles ahdessous de La vile de ThibodaN mesrant IN
aren't deface par soxane enx arpents effrofondeur
borne enfAht par les teres dHuber agenspack has
par cees dulger Wagenspack avec toutes les bates ct
ameliorations qui s'y tronvent y
Q. UNE NEGRESSE, sssee de 20 ans.
g. Tn cheyal cochons, du rs 100 bars de mais IN
moulin grue, etc, etc,
TERMEs EFT CoNDlrIossLa propriete pereonnee ct Ies
cave payable en- tout Mars, 1854 ct la payable bar
tiers un tiers en- tous chacun DIES meis de Mars DIES
1854 1885, ct 1856 Lcquerer fornssnt bonus ct valabe
caution ct la tere resnt specaement ypothequee soa
parfait payment ct tout payments ponctuelement
echeance portant hut pour cent d'nteret par an.
l34-tdsl sN M. BOURG Sheriff
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OS BURN & CO.
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HAVE IN STORE, and are constantly
IL repenishing most extensive and varied stock Of sea-
sonabe GOODS amongst which are
BAREGES, Fancy Colors and Plain;
GRENADINES SILK TISSUES, BALZARINES, and
BATTISSES Plain and Fancy Colors;
GINGHAMS, Striped, Checked aud Plain;
CALICOES English, French and American;
LACE GlMPS Assorted Colors and Styles
SILK BALLOONS, BRAIDS and BUTTONS;
EMBROIDERED SILK TISSUES, Lace do;
BAYADERE ROBES;
INSERTINGS and EDGINGS;
HOSIERY, Cotton Silk and Linen;
STRAW BONNETs Misses and Children's Hats; Velvet
Ribbons all coors Chemisettes Underseeves and Cuffs;
Linen Drilling, white brown and fancy colors; Irish
Linen Cashmerett assd coors; Black Merino, for coats
and pants Lowell Cottons, twied and plain Bleached
and Brown sheetings and shrtngs Coonades Nankins.
Cambrics; CLOTHING, Of every description; Willow
Chairs for Children and Willow Rocking Chairs Carpen
ters and Coopers Tools Crockery and Glass Ware Boots
Shoes and Russell Brogans Ladies' Kid and Prunea Cal
tiers and Walking Shoes; Misses and Chdrens Shoes;
Flat and Fluting Irons, &c.
HATSBack Moeskn, French Silk, and Straw, For Gentle
men and Boys. Embroidered Work Baskets.
JEWELKY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS &c.
Wedding Hoes, Trace Chains Blind Brides, Pow Lines,
Grass and Cotton Rope Brides Martineas Buggy Over
seers and Ridng whips Axes Nails &C., &c. All Of which
will sell reasonable prices for cash, on the usual
credit. jeo5 If
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1922 crJroNApI Z, pnnT AMI QEyf,E MAKER

No. st. Philip street, THrBoDkux.
THROUGH the medium of the public press take the
liberty to public, that still continue
to carry on at my stand, above, calling as Boot
and Shoe Maker and am at altmes ready to accommoz
my custoers the shortest notice Boots andSh0
of the latest hions made order with despatch; and
warranted an easy fit, sale.
April 9th. 1853. y (Ia-H)
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ID BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,

No IL st. Philip street, THIBoDAUx,
HAVING recently established themselves here respect
fully inform the public and the amateurs ofgood work
that they ready accommodate them with Shoes
Boots &c. at the lowest cash prices. Having exercised
we'll New Orleans they confident that their work
will please the taste the most fasiiious They
santy in RECEIPT of the hest Bordeaux CAT Srasbeurg
Morocco and various other leather AL invited
August Eth, 1852. (3i-tf)