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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

Before Hon Judge Sosson and Jury.
MAY4-Jomes Finnegdn against John Murray
jury in this action, (Which reported in yesterday
HERALD brought in verdict this morning for the plain
till for $500 damages besides costs.
Lelcis Ginnochio against Joseph Naylor-This was a
suit upon note of $780, made by the defendant for the
benefit OF one Pierre Saracco which protested for
nonpsyment The defendant in person. denied ever
ceving any consideration for the note but made
order 10 keep the sheriff from selling sarecco furniture
for rent. The Court held that that was considera.
on, and the jury, under the instruction Of the Court
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for siog 49, and the
Court ordered an extra allowance 10 the pa nt Of SIS
Henry Deem and others against Robert H. BeysieU and
ofhds.-lhe parties to this suit merchants ia this
city and the draft which the action was brought was
given by the defendants in business transactions he
tween them and the plaintiffs The Court ordered the
TO be referred to Judge VIM Kent to hear and de
ternline the issues in controversy.
Dcnordp dguirst The Eot Rfr-r fnsurcBe. Company
This action TO the amount Of insurance
furniture destroyed by fire in Moore street. March Ia
1853. The jury cmpanneed but consultation OF
Mcssrs McKoon and Carroll for plaintiff with Mr. Riggs
for defendant, the case was settled.
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe.
CONVICTED.


Grand ny.-Fdward, John and Zophar Mills were
tried and convicted of stealing quantity Of cotton spoos
ra,S S at s2S from .anroP Lexington 10 Co., cort
the prisoners by the officers Sentence deferred
PLEAS OF GUILTY.
Grand LdrcayWillam Price pleaded guilty to steal
ing three OF gold dust the properly his brother
a returned Californian. Sentence deferred.
Burglary in he Third Degree-Lyman Barr, indicted
for burglary in the third degree in having burgarously
entered the tailoring establishment of Wyman Co.. Of
Broadway pleaded guilty to the charge and remand
ed there being other charges preferred against him. 1t
is thought by the authorities that Barr is connected in
way with those who set fire the premises OF w
PETIT La1ceny-Mitchel May, Indicted for stealing s37
worth of old clothes pleaded guilty to petit larceny The
confinement on Backwell's Island
SENTENCED
-ihemN at Bafgiary.GeorgcS chaGer convicted Of
attempt to enter the store of Albert H. Ncoay
tioncer, in forcible An auger and bottle Of
chloroform were found in his pockets when arrested
the spot by the police. The Court sentenced him to one
years confinement in the pcntentiary.
Grand Ldrceny-.Julus Zimmerman, tried and con-
ycted of stealing $40 worth of clothing from the store of
Chas lacour was sentenced to two years confinement in
lie state prison.
Brsla, in he Third Deg,ee-Roderick Michaels con
vctod of having burgriosy entered the boot shoe
store Of Mr. LOBSTER, and stealing the premises $40
worth Of property was sentenced TO three conne
ment in the State prison.
Aaemft al Bu,yldry-A desperate looking fellow named
William Wilson, tried and convicted of having
tempted to break into the store Of Maurice Dillon No 1871
Eroome street When arrested the police found blu ach
of skeleton keys, jimmy and loaded pistol in his pos.
session. The court looked upon the a very bad
one and accordingly sentenced the prisoner to two years
and four months confinement in the State Prison
ACQUITTED.
Passing Counterfeit Money.-Wam Mead was acquit
ted oil passing counterfeit i've dollar bill the Trenton
Banhng Company, German fancy bird dealer in
William street, named August Fouke.
Grand Lorceny,-Denns Moody tried for stealing
pocketbook containing $780, from Edward o Bren The
evidence in this being somewhat conflicting from the
intoxicated state in which all the parties at the
time of the commission OF tine alleged larceny prevented
the jury from coming decision consequently after
being out nearly three hours they came into court with
out agreeing and the court discharged them until Mon
day next.
The court then adjourned for the day
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O1009Uer1s
BR BRrc HgSDRIcx a EDWARD. (where from or hound
Earl At Savannah, was spoken March Is
lat az with loss Of foremost and bowsprit.
BRIG COMPETITOR, McClusky from Glasgow Oct 49, from
Cork Dec , and Queenstown March ~ thavng put back
twice for repair for Proyidenee With iron went ashore
near Nackerel Cove LIST inst and hard
and fast She had not bged AZ last accounts and light
alongside IL thought she would probably
got there should be strong southeast blow Her
cargo 10 insured In Boston.
Whalcmen.
sid from New Bedford May T. brig Ocean, for Atlantic
Ocean.
Arr at New London May e. ship Columbus Harris, Pa.
cihc Honolulu Nov 80 100 bbs oil; has GO bills frt
Also arr bark Clement Lane. North Pacific Ahaina
10, lsCO bbls VII oil.
The sPen d,d iFisher at Edsarsvn May has aos4 VIII
n6 sp.
Al sam Bay April g. Lady Suffolk Robertson Beverly, u
sp for Charleston Ground few days
Foreign Ports.
BAnBADoEs-Arf April :, brig Benz CusAins (3r) Nc.
Donald hence asd sid abt sth for Curacao load
Cienfuegos.
CuR AcoA-Is port April 90 briggs Mary Adeline Forop
hence for Rio Hache In days to load for NYork Coron
Br) 0Healy for NYerk lds in days. Patriot (br eros
by from Boston loaded salt a the coast
sid the 18th sehrs Jane Br Montgoers DO to sail
IN days Anna Hinks Gaze, from Bosscn 6r Liverpool In
. week.
RlsErvn-sld April 10 bark yaesvood, Foster, crons-
nadt, tnot konigsbert.l
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BROAD Rock RAcE-FRsr DAY.-The spring races over
this course commenced May The crowd attendance
very large and consderab BILE interest evnced in
the sports The prize $780, with 5000 paid In for
feits Distance mile. There only two entries
viz Mr. Calvin Green's brown filly, and Mr.. A. n.
Paine's bay colt by Childe Harold The first heat
by Mr.. Paine's colt by about two lengths. The
second heat by Green's fly, by about the odds;
and the third heat by Paine's after very close
SUMMARY.
MAY 3.-Purse 800, 5000 paid in forfets, one mile
Mr.. Paine entered bay colt. by Childe Harold. /
Mr.. c. Green entered Dr. FLY ................ q 2
Time, Sd :5Ok-153
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Jersey City Intelligence.

The CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Hudson County Circuit Court,
Judge Haines presiding, is engaged in trying case
against the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company, 1t being suit for damages arising out of the
death OF a man named O'Connor, who by o
locomotive in Railroad avenue Jersey CITY, about two
years ago
SnAD FisHING.-The North river shad fisheries have
yielded but little to their thus far during the
present season The weather has been inauspcous
for fshermen's luck.
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rating 81 900 to North Western Dispensary Adopted
the q lots at the foot Of Forty nth street. East
river recently purchased BY the Corporation place
removal of the blood oal dead animals bones
fuse OF the city. Referred
The Board then into the Committee Of the Whole
for about hour, during which time reports were
read second time and ordered to third reading No
debate Of any interest whatever took place, the
bers being seemingly anxious TO get throughher bust
with little de ay possible, time spent
in talking about reform or retrenchment.
The Board adjourned until Monday evening next.
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The smallpox Is creating much alarm At Rutland
Walden. ranss. and other towns in Vermont. and
many cases have proved fatal
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. Nay s., PA-Arr brig David Duff
field Felt Jacksonville; schr James Denny, Hart, New
castle; steamship Delaware, Clark, New York.
ship Shenandoah, Morrison, Liverpool brys Thomas
walters, Hiorth Guadaloupe; Stewart. Mckee, Ma
tanzas whitaker Handy boston schrs Relief Gates Bos
ton; Blue Nose 10y, Halifax, Ms.
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Port OF New York, May 5, 1854.

Steamship North Star Warnock, Aspinvall, NJ Cross
Steamship Northern Light, Churchill San Juan, Nor
sship Ariel Ariel, Eayres shanshas Ala g Gri.wcld.
Ship Ge1top. Roundy, Boston Cary Co.
har Aena .na,
Bark Kate Wheeler. stitson, Trinidad \ Buck Co.
Brit Vary Pierce. Pierce Mannanay ii .ooan
Brig Charles De Wolf (Br), Card, Haiaa " Folf
Eris Maria, Ticket, Port Prince, vose, Persiue g.
ss ssr ysP Racket rhHil;adsphs R HsKss
sehr fransiin Dutch Roger, Grenada Vosc Perkns
fG nsAb GT1ss'b ans;s Sanford
ssSr & sn' whs%an s. Ehi,nan
ssh s Howard Dsv; 81 Mays Ga Dolp.r Potter
sohr Gresnwsy. Kirby Norfolk, Eager & Co.
scsr valentine 1so Do,pe Buck Boston Chase Small
ss$1 AisSen s ssii.ssry n.. sss Co.
siooP Fashion, BydenSars Providence. master
bs PS.dspRs Briggs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa Br) Harrison, Liverpool April o. at
sss.ss
bound i' sp
is Esi'fs
f;s q sai @ ss.. ss
Snip Great Western Spst F9Tssr Liverpool April with
painted black show show:
vsss u and @ x Low Bresnsr. . days with
@ 3 F1fA
ss.s ss en.. n o g
yols. steering 18Th lon 8 10 spoke b brig
lost ali and nd sU%n p.
ssa had NO w ana S ss
from lat ~ to A. Ion Al to 49, large number
snip Art Union sof Boston, Stubs Hsvre, April l. with
lon The has been Sandy Hook three days
eas. s cSsn sss Assf W. Hsh'r
on the passase large quantities of ice
BARI Eastern Belle H.vsper, Glasgow dayswsh iron,
hdss wSsS rsrsI April 81 2 g
Brig Billow r' RashSun, Windsor 10 days with plas
IRIS White OF Elizabeth CITY Nc Robinson Norfolk
five nss north Of Bsrnega the brig strokes
sink aeemedt prudent to cali assistance The pilot
eo. came up and took us in and brought
Brig Addison r), Brown Newcastle, 70 days. via Boston,
sshr sheppard Mount sof Brookhaven smith, B.raooa
Me ssSSs with fruit &C. to olm'r Experienced heavy
r ssa
schr Sarah Ann Roe Hndley Philade phis for Boston
sssE' sss Boston
Sohr John Lancaster Sites Philadelpha for Boston
schr Mount Vernon, Smith, RockIand
Sehr william Godfrie Packer Rockland, days
Sehr b Bits, Cely, Roeklsnd, 2 days
Schr Chesapeake, Spohord Rockland, days
scbr u a Qiahter). -, from wreck Of ship Java
ashore on Squan Beach.
schr Yorktown, Cole, Petersburg Va. days
Schr Phnbe Elizabeth, Johnson Hartford, CT, 2 days
Sehr II Nickerson, Chace, Baltimore for Barnstabe
sloop Brown, Hallock Providence, = days
SAILED.
Steamships Illinois, Hartstein AspnwalI; North star
Marnock Aspinwa Northern Light Churchill, San Juan
Me- ships st Denis Follansbee, HAvre Living Age
Holmes, Hon oluu; Star of the West Woodward Lyerpoo
barks Cuba, Leavitt, Ssal; A Kinsman Thurston Ha
vaDa; Elizabeth Young, London.
Wind at suarse, sW meridian, ssE; sunset, ENE.
BELOW.
One ship.
tBr SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELKeRAPHl
The HIoHLA SDs May 5-Sun down.
British bark OF the Highlands and a bark and two
brge south of the Highlands, bound in Steamers Illinois,
North Star, and Northern Light south Of the Highlands
bound ont One ship and two barks In the bound
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Bark Clara Bell, $50 tons years old sold by
auction In Boston for $780, half cash. half six
credit, interest added.
Ship Harrison Of New Bedford 81 tons, has pur-
chased by Mr. Maxned and will be continued in the
ing business.
The Electric Spark the Of the splendid clipper
ship recently launched by Messrs A TSampson The
symmetry Of her model and her thorough and workman
like construction highly spoken of by persons
ton.
LAuNcBEp-At New london May l. by Mr. WIN Miller
hne lark Of about $40 called the Morning Star
by Mr. stoddard. She is intended for the whaling
ness and will be commanded by Capt Ebenerer Morgan
merly Of the julius Caesar.
At Georgetown Me. April 20 by Gen Berry bark Of 600
tons, called the William Jane owned by Messrs Eagle
Hazard Of New York and to be commanded by Capt Thos
Phillips, formerly Of ship Jessore.
a. bowdoinhsm Me- April & By Gen Berry fine ship Of
UO tons called the Geo Sampson owned by Mess Eagle
Hazard, ofNew York, and be commanded by Caps ia
cob Cobb, formerly Of ship Adelaide.
schr Of l25 tons be called Morton build
DuIbury for the Proyincetown whaling neet Six
other vessels each averaging about the
also building at Duxbury, for parties in Provineetown
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md The proprietor. arc among those in favor Of the OK

tension
y 81 hs ,sy q sns
g interfere TO suspend the pending PrSeesdns as
o other case osn city where obvious
ns Il sls s he %sS' Il
city large we'll by the propretors Of the region and
M he
tay when Epidemic. have prevailed r,,n,,
Of great public imprOysmsss the time when this
they are entitled say the least to but little sympasSy
and their patriotism be considered to be much
s, Ss meme. .sss
Without erecting token to the memory Of those for
Sh9.s lives fortunes The trussss: Trinity sharsh
speet Besides IT is extremely doubtful if otimprotable
whether patriots Of the Revolution allowed
Your committee are therefos. constrained TO offer the
Of the ordinance drssSs extension Albany
street made in 1854 VIM paxson nallo and others
ratio Of value to the proceedings peadns for the
pa@asasp 70 trinity Church. si3 l2s O.
For four lots and building Trinity place and >, ca
eteeAhieh street.. ''o
Total. sS7 sss 81
Assessment for benefit on iSS lots, cstendinsto
Pine corner Of william street and tho 80 e esds
damages and costs Of the proceeding sooooo1o
Aggregate of Damages and Benefits Sis, Oo9 80
Majority in smouato Of damages and benefits ne :.
Results Of maps unlimited to mnitee by applicants
@ @ "a aaS y ss Of or
Mar No submitted By the applieaI IS on an area em
excluding the Pine street lots and Others the
mot tBtAnt
ohiretors damagee.-Trnity
S. Stephens Church, for lot on
Greenwich street. ............ ll6o0 90 s472S c.
On benefits Trinity building. 3.lg9 o.
Two lots east eide broadway ....... l,lC0 00
One do. Thames street, not assessed
Two lots west side Broadway 800
-Four do. on Carlisle street. Al "
Three do Washington and West. 1853 So 65i7 50
Aggregate amounts opposed damages and bcne $50 =
ttFl @Sl1fp -
Or 81 5S - short Of the amount to defeat the
proceedings
Map No . submitted by the opponents embracing the
OF the assessment OF 1874 in alto, aud still far
tber extended.
CbjeetOrs on damagcs.-Trnity and st. Ste.
phon's Churches as above SAFES 62
On benefts Pre- prietors of THU ty lots
east side OF broadway principally on Pine -. -
street. o,o5f %
DO. Of thirteen let's side Of Broadway. 1926 40
map. 1929 IS
But eight lots nre shown TO be opposed by map
No chat OF the applicants,D which are not
go represented on this; they therefore -
added. ..,........ Observation-Disclosures. 1873 q
Observation-Disclosures. $50 O63 i3
Witch is still si9 iii II short of tie requisite amount
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

| THIS establishment having been lately increas-
l. ed, and possessing additional facilities for the
execution of all kinds OF work in their line. the
undersigned are prepared 10 manufacture and fur
nish without delay, IRON md BRASS CAST
IAGS. OF the heaviest dimensions.
Steam Engines, Sugar Mills and
Saw Mills,
of improved construction, suitable for public or
plantation use.
Steam Boilers
of all kinds made to order. of the best Tennessee
Iron. CRATE BARS and FURNACE
MOUTHS of the most approved pattern.
Hslacksmith's Work
of all kinds relating to Machinery, Turning and
Finishing Work.
Cytiattcrs Bored and Sugar Rollers Turned
being provided with the best kind of machinery
Tor the purpose.
Having III their employ competent and skiIltnl
mechanics, they will also attend to having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required
Planters and others are solicited TO give us 4 tri-
al. They will find it to their advantage to have
their work done here, instead OF sending ii 10 a
distance.
HILL & HENDERSON.
Having a large stock of patterns suitable for
nearly every size OF sugar mills and engines,
there will be no charge for patterns when they
are already on hand. mh4-ly
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=" tous deux etant all dessous de 10 ans, ct toutes
" les balisses ct ameliorations sur la motto indf-
:" wise du morceau de terre, aussi par lie consente-
" ment en- ecrit de &. w. Haygood ct de William
" A. Smith lie mobllIer suivant: Dix-huit Mulets.
" deux Chevaux, I'm Lot de Charrues, Deux cent
" cinquante barils de- Mais, six Charettes. dix-sept
J 3" tetes de betes a cornes, huit beufs de tire ct qua.
" torze charrues."-en vertu de deux writs de sal
sic ct vente, ct dun alias writ de saisie ct vente,
emanant de la Sixieme Court de District en- ct
pour la Paroisse d'Iberville, dates lie Is Avrii.
1851, dams les process ci-apres mentiones:
james NJ. Nils Us. Haygood & Smith. No. 694.
james M. Nils Us. Haygood 4 Smith, No. 665.
Burbridge 4 Adams rs. Haygood 4 Smith, No.
sos. ct qul lui a etc d juge lie 3 janvier, 1854. pour
la sommed de quarante mile troiscent piastres. con-
formement aux conditions de la vente.
Et attendu que lie dit jesse Hart, CONNIE ache
teur de la dite propriete ct desirant Sc guarantir
de f~eviction de la dite ~propriete ainsi acqnise on
de toute responsabiite CONNIE proprietaire, a pre-
sente a la dite Cour du Sixieme District sa petit
ton demandant une monitiOn cOntormement a un
acte de la Legislature de FEtat de la Louisiana.
in,itule "acte pour confirmer les titres DIES acque-
reurs aux ventes judiciaires,'' appronve lie 10 mars
1894, ct amende par I'm acte de la Legislature du
dit Etat lie 11eme jour de mars 1887.
Quill soft notoire ct que ioutes personnes inte-
ressees. GU qui pourraient avoir droit a la dlte pro-
priete en- consequence dun default de forme, dams
les ordIes, les decrets on JUDGEMENTS de la Cour en-
vertu d~esquels la vente a etc fate, GU de toute ir>
regularite GU ~illegalite dams Destination, PAWS,
lie temps, lie mode de la vente, on pour une autre
cause quelconque, sont par les p~resentes sommees,
de faire voir. dams trente jours a dater de la pre-
miere publication de Get avis, ~pourquoi la vente
ainsi fate ne serait pas cenfirmee ct homologuee.
Dome sous ma signature ct lie scean
L. S. de ladite Cour du Sixieme District a la
Paroisse dIberville lie Tine jour d'aoat
A. D., 1854.
(Signe) NJ. A. ESTEVAN. GrqGlr.
Etat de la Louisiana, Paroisse d'Ibervile,
Court Dr. 6ME DISTRICT JuDIcIAIRE.
Je, Mark A. Estevan, Grefier de la susdite
Cour en- ct pour la Paroisse ct rEtat mentionnes
plus haut, ~certife, par ce present, que la monition
plus baut est une copie conforme a Foriginal enre-
gistre en- mon office.
Donne sous ma signature ct lie sceau de
L. S. la dite Cour du 6me District a la Pa
roisse dlberville lie Tine jour d'aodt,
A. ID. 1854.
NJ. A. ESTEVAV, GrOxr.
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which the sale was made, or any irregularity or
lllegality in the appraisements and advertisements
IN the time or manner of sale or any other de-
feet whatsoever, TO show cause within thirty days
from the day this Mention is first inserted in the
pubic papers. why the sale SO made should not be
confirmed and homologated.
Given under my hand ard seal of our
l.. 5. Sixth District Court at the Parish of
~lberviile, this eth August, 1854.
~(Signed.) NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of lberville.i
SIXTH DISrRICT Court.
!, Mark A. Estcvan. Clerk of said Court in
and for the Parish and State aforesaid. do hereby
certify that the above and within is a true copy
OF the Original Mention. granted this 18th August.
is3l. upon the petition OF lessee Hart, on file and
of record in my Office.
Given under my hand and seal of said
l.. 5. Court. at the parish of IberviIIe, this
9Th August. 1904.
aul2 NJ. \. ESTCTAN. CLERK.
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(NOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroisse dL
~ berriAe, Eta de Ia LOuisiane.

lessee Hart pour une monition-No. 1913.
LEtat de la Louisiana ct la dite Cour 4 tou.
ceux que celia concerne-SALUT:
ATTENDU que lessee Hart, habitant de la dit
Paroisse, etant devenu proprietaire de bonnie fol de
Ia proprefe ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
10. Une ~certaine habiiation GU moroccan de
" terre etant ct situe dams la Paroisse d'Iberville,
" sur lie cote Nord du Bayou Crosse Tete, COM
" pose des Lots ~suivants. SAVIOR: LIE Lot No. 3 du
" township No. 7 range No. 10 Est, mesurant
" quatre vingt treize 74-10O acres scion la patente
" No, 2O6, ct les Lots No. 8 ct 4, 8 ct 5, II ct 7 du
" township No. 7 range No. 9 ct 10, mesurant
/" TIA 81-10O scres scion les patenies No. 44S,
" 1914, ct recu No. 47S mesurant ensemble sos
1" 55-lOO acres. La Motto indivise de deux Lots
" GU morceaux de terre situGs dams la dite Paroisse
+" du meme cote du dit Bayou Crosse Tete, desi-
" gnes CONNIE section No. 8 du township No. 7
T" range No. ID Est mesurant cent quatre vingt-
" cinq acres de supericie plus GU moins, ct section
:" No. 8 du township No. 7 range 10 Est mesu-
" rant 179 S1-10O acres.
Ainsi que les esclaves ci-apres nommEs ct at
" tach@s a Ia dite habitation:
Polly, negresse, agee d'environ 40 ans RAN
" dal, negre, age denviron az; Rachel, negresse,
e agee de 10 ans; Marie, negresse. agee de % ans:
g Mathilde, agee de- IS ans: Wash. aSe de % ans
" Alfred, age de % ans; William, age de 30 ans:
4 Henry, age dc 40 ans Maria, ace de % ans
q Maria, agee De Is ans; Eveline, agee de Is ans;
q York. age de AZ ans, Lydia, agee De 81 ans; Eli.
/" hu, age de 20 ans; Henry, age de 20 ans; Fran
+" pois, age De II ans; Eliza, ssee de 90 ans; Cud-
i" age de 90 ans; Delphy, agee de % ans; Becky
" agee de 26 ans Jenny, agee de s ans; NeIlyy'
g agee dc 81 ans; Granville, age de s ans; Mary'
" agee de 80 ans ; Octave, age de 9 ans Owen
" age de 8 ans; Monarchie, agee de 80 ans; Eliza.
beth, agee de II ans; Enfant de John ct de Mo.
Is narchie, age de 8 ans; George, age de 80 ans; ct
' Sandy, ago de 80 ans. Excepte les ~esclaves
" Polly, Randall, Mathilda GU Martha, Wash, Al |
fred Adam ct Eyeline, qui furent retenus de la
: vente en- vertu d'nn writ d'injonction emanant
8 de Ia Cour de District dans Pafai,e de Martha s, |
Bettison spouse vs. George w. Haygood ct alias
No. 721 ct servi sur lie dit Sheriff.
AUST les proprietes suivantes, SAVIOR: Har-
riet, enfant de Rachel: ct John, enfant de Mary
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r. HALL & CO.,
y p 3 s p
No. As Canal st., New Orleans.

II EEP on hand a general assortment of all de-
N scription of Looking-Glasses; Looking-GIas,
Plates; Picture Glass, all sizes; Window Glass do
Gold Leaf; Dentists Gold and Tin Foil; Portrait
and Picture Frames; Artists Colors and Brushes,
Canvass in roll and in stretcher; Tassells, Cords
&c. &c.
Portrait and Picture Frames of every descrip-
ton made to order, and regilding of all kinds done
in the best manner. Prints, Maps, &c, mounted
and vanished. Also, Old Pictures cleaned and
"arnished, and all things connected with our bust
meas done in the best manner. aov30
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Irene m M xr s~sesss'9 ~o. Of Of a {ale 1 Of Z ! Gsa'
Elie Leblanc, decd. )Parish Of DerriHe.
r EFT all persons interested show cause within
IL ten days from the date hereof, why the ac-
count of liquidation and partition, this day filed
in said court, by Hermogene Leblanc. as admin
istrator of the succession of Irene Amandez. de-
ceased widow of Ellie Leblanc, should not be no.
mologated and made a judgment of this court,
and accountant discharged from all further res
possibility in the premises, and his bond Cancelled.
By order of Court, Iberville. Aug. 10, 1854.
au26 NJ. A. ESTEVAN. Clerk.