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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

People have come to their senses
at last about California. Hundreds are
anxious to get back to their homes in Wis
consin-but not having the money to re-
turn, are compelled to toll in dirt and rags
for months yet before they can raise e.
nough to pay their fare homeward.
Accounts from Oregon are no bette,
than from California. More goods, wares
provisions, &C., have been imported into
those countries than have been produced
in gold and all other products. Hard
times are everywhere proclaimed, but the
causes seem to be unknown. We have nc
doubt California is destined to greater DO
verify and misery than any State in the
Union, Notwithstanding her natural resour
ces are equal, if not superior to any othel
State. Gold will never make rich coun
try; contentment will. The poorest ant
most wretched country in North Americ;
is Mexico, notwithstanding her immense
treasures Of the precious metals. Her pro
totype may soon be seen in California.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

re- ALEXANDER Us. OATS, Assumpsit.
This celebrated lawsuit about nothing,
upon which neither Justice nor Juries could
be had to agree, has been given into the
hands of arbitrators for amicable and final
settlement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

The HIGHER LAw.-The first law of con-
,gress for restoring of fugitive slaves, required
that 1t should be proved, to the satisfaction OF
the magistrate, that the slave brought before
him was slave of the claimant Soon after it
was passed, as tradition says, enc was brought
before Judge Harrington, of Vermont, an a.
bundance of proof produced and a certificate
asked for. "Your proof does not satisfy me :,
said the Judge. 'sNot satisfy your honor %
exclaimed the claimant--<swhat then will sat-
,sly you p' Nothing but bill of sale from
God Almighty" replied the Judge. This was
just after the revolution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

our esteemed coremporary, J. L.
MARSH, has given his editorial "Good Bve"
to the Independent. american. H, NJ
FACE Will next assume responsibility for
what appears in the american.
we VII give our readers all or part of
friend MARsH's taremeR next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
NIt is plain the ,Jef,erson;on ba.

WIt is plain the Jetfersoai;an has not
imbibed the Popular Sovereignty delu-
sion, or the right Of one portion of the peo-
pie to enslave another portion. We notice
nearly all the Anti-Nebraska papers are
sound upon this point. The Potosi Repu5-
t'ean, we are sorry to say, seems to bend,
if we understand bis last leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

GOSSIP AT WAsHINToN. Wh;tt,as.
icy has rendered his resignation of the First
COMPREHENSIVE. He takes to heart the reno
val OF his favorite clerk, and complains of in
reference with his duties by the Secretary of
the Treasury. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

10 the People Of Iowa and Richland
Counties.

THE undersigned is an INDEPENDENT Cam
didate for the office of State SENATOR. to
represent the district composed of Iowa and
Hlchland Counties, at the approaching Gener-
al Election. AMASA CORR
Sept. IL, 1854. RIO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

Mr.. JSo. B. Gains has just reoei-
we'd bus large stock of merchandise, embra-
eng, also drugs and many articles not
heretofore dealt in at Lancaster Not ha-
v1ng tine to insert his new advertisement
Aia weak i III srss. .sx,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

GUssMITHING.-WM. PRATHER has set
up gunsmithing with Mr.. GooDR1cH in Fen.
nlmore, where gunsmithing and black
smithing will be carried on right and at
low rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

Eg Mr.. CALDER's sale of live stock. ad.
vertised elsewhere, takes place next satur.
day. We are requested to say, a reasona-
bic credit will be given on amounts owe,
$1,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

uMARs s. SMALL, Clothiersl and Dealers
in Hats, and Caps and wares generally, Gale
ma, Ills, advertise their stock.
They keep the largest Clothing House west
of Chicago, and more liberal couple of gen.
tlemen don't flop their wings in Galena. coun-
try dealers and gentlemen in need of fine cloths
and neat fits are referred to Mars g. SMALL. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

ES- Godey1s Lady's Book for October
has appeared in the west. Is there lady
without Goaeye Only So a year. We
forward money for it whenever requested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

H All the family of the late General
Taylor who occupied the White House. are
dead-the general, his wife, his daughter
Mrs. Bliss, and Col. Bliss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

EH The Celebrated Artesian well, in
st. Louis, has now reached a depth of O.
200 fetching the deepest well in the
world. Water of sufficient purity for the
of sugar refinery, has not yet been
reached. The Belchers deserve much cred
it for their perseverance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
The Rockford Res orutions.

The resolutions of theAnti- Nebraska Demo-
Gratis at Rockford, take us back to good old
days of democratic ascendancy-the times OF
Jefferson, Madison and Jackson-before the a.
bomnable and inhuman doctrines of Calhoun
and the little knot Of Nullihers of which he
was the nucleus, had obtained foot hold in
the party, and before the Migrants of Young A
merica We're born to distract and divide u.s.
They assert, broadly and distinctly, the sover-
eighty of the States but at the same time,
they as emphaticaly proclaim the right and
duty of Congress to Iegislate upon the subje ct
of Slavery in the Territories, whenever tn al
legislation is expedient and necessary. This
was the democratic creed down to the Nichoi-
son letter Of 1913 !; and it is this day the be-
lief of nineteenth of the Democrats of the
North. We are glad to 1T proclaimed anew
Il na!ena Jeff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
SourpEpN W.

SOUTHERN WIscoNs,x D -
NEws.-We rejoice to learn ~ q h~Go
mount \ Of stock subscribed n '' na The
Lafayette Counties, towards =, ufeen :
Southern Wisconsin Railroad ~ bai 10 y
now reaches in the aggregate tS l. pubqq
sum OF $780, Milwaukee S Sands5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
Democratic Assembly Mass Convention

A Democratic Assembly Mass Convention,
composed of the towns of Lancaster, Fenn-
more, Liberty and Peterborough, will be held
at the Court House, in the village of Lancas-
ter on Friday, the 9Th day Of October next,
al O'Clock P. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for Assembly.
fuli attendance from each of said towns
Is requested. H. R. Golfer,
GEO. H. Cox,
JOHN M. BARR.
Lancaster, Sept. 10th. 1854. ria
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,
TO the Voters of the Assembly District

COMPOSED OF THE TOWNS OF
PotosS Harrison, and Paris:
offer myself as an Independent Candidate
for the Assembly in the District composed of
the towns of Potosi, harrison and Paris at the
coming November Election.
DAVID MCKEE.
Potosi, Sept 10Th, 1854. rig
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

ESWe call attention to the notice for
8 Mas Democratic Assembly District Con
oN'i0a AZ Lancaster, on Friday, the 9th
gay o. october. 70 nominate Democratic
candidate for tho Assembly.
Beng Nass Convention We ,o,. ),
~, be 'rs.l a-terSes. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
Partnership.

ALLEN BARBER has associated WIN
u him in his professional business EOW Ar
d. Lowry from this date.-Septenber 80 y;
1854 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
W St. Peters CbnroL n

- 1e' : etef Church, Rome ~
eom n cd a 900 persons: M;ls,' vi y
drall, $4,000; St! paul's, Roms a"l !. oatb
St. Paul's, London, $4,000: 81 p szOOl
Bologna, 24,ooo; St. sophia's, c ss'loa
nople, $4,000; Florance Catsa S,Oaataa
600; Notre Dame, 1000 q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
DIED

Sept. 22d-1n the Hurricane. N, ?,
CHISHOLM, sen., aged 60 years. He s, sos'
ted to this country from Scotland thre .A, NJ
ago.. yea
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
Mem advertisements
NE w GOODS
At the Cheap Cash Storn

! am now receiving by express the fret :,
stallment Of New Goods direct from Nav w, w.. u
1t is needless to add that bought them "a s IN
and intend to do so at such low nrice, ~ ~
astonish the natives. Come and see ' VII"
JOHN ALCnRN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

re- Mrs. BENTON, wife Of Col. BENTON
died at Washington on the 18th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

Ez-The Central Committee have the promise
of c. C. Washburn, our Candidate for Congress
to be present at the County Mass Cow ention
on the 4th, when he viii make known his O.
pinions on the various issues before the public.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

1 MI. JOIN ALcoRs is opening his
aFge stock Of goods purchased in New
ork q few days ago. See his advertise
1srt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

DThe English Harvest is SO very favora-
BILE that wheat must continue to recede in
price in Great Britain. Thirty bushels to an
acre is common yield this year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25

1884

$500 AAAA AAekaUE, lS14
M AIRS & SMALL are now in recs;nt
NA their Fall Stock of Clothing, &C., wbM
owing to the reduced price of Woosna
much larger than ever before. Having al,
enlarged our premises to accommodate onr w
pidly increasing Trade, we are enabled 10 oTs,
in connection with our Clothing Department
the richest assortment of Tailoring Goods az,
er brought to this market. Purchasers =,
Wholesale or Retail will please read the anppy.
ed list and see if there is not soma articIe NJ
which they are in need.
In the Tailoring Line we have Moscow
Saxoy, Beaver and French Over Coatings. Sim
onis, Bive!ley's and Herdrien's, Black CtoAs
French Fancy Doe Skins and Cassimeres s
Pants, six Pushes and Velvet for Vests Fic.
ured and Plain Grenadines, White Embroidsr
ed Velrets and Silks for party Vests
The above Goods will be made 10 order By
Mr.. Mars, assisted by two experienced Chi
tiers, and no article will be delivered unes
perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser
In HATS AND CAPS we have
Wool Hats, Plush Caps
Moleskin dc Cloth do
Glazed do Roll Band do
Wide Awake do Congress do
Fast Asleep do Boys do
Know Nothing do Chldren's do
Fur Hats,
CLOTHING.
500 Fe!t 0ver-Coats very heavy.
200 BlueB anket do
200 Beaver Dc
100 Pilot do
100 Goti1Grt - do
so Castor Beaver ds
so Drab Cashmere do
500 Union do shelf Frocks, Bd.Cih b.
siness Goats
800 Satinet do do all coos,
100 Pilot do do and Sacks
500 prs Black Doe Pants,
100 :. Satinet do
300 Fancy Cashmere do
500 Common Satinet do
200 Black Satin Vests,
200 Fancy Silk do
300 Cassiinl re, single Breasted Vests,
200 do double do do
In FURNISHING GOODS we have
900 doz. White Shirts of every description,
wei made and cut in most approved fasbiSs
3 ply Collars, Merino half Hose,
2 g do cheap, Silk do DO
ByronCollar, new style, Cotton Merino ieetlIOe
Lap Collar g ply) Angola, do
Chamois Lined Gloves. Home made WoolSocEs
Cashmere do Home made WoolMltt
Doeskin do Scarfs& Wool Comforts,
Chossons Kid White Suspenders-Slk
Black and Colors, Worsted and Cotton,
Doeskin and Buck Carpet Bags,
Grenadine Scarfs, Umbrellas,
do Crayats Driv'g Gauntpts: (nF
art',e)
italian Cravats, Silk Drawers,
Fancy do Merino do
Silk Uader Vests, Wool'n do
Mer;no do do Shaker Flannel Draw
ers,
Wool'n do do Napoleon Ties.
Shaker Flannel do
AS the above stock is not bought for u !
purpose of Sailing down. it will be sold a
PROMPT PAYING TRADE (none else
desired) on the most favorable terms.
MARS g. SMALL.
Galena, Sept, 1854. lS"D
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
county Mass Convention.

We publish this week, by order Of the
County Anti-Nebraska or Republican Cen
trail Committee, the notice of County
Mass Convention at Lancaster, on Wednes-
dav, the 4th of October. The County
Mass Convention of the 9th September or
dered the call of this Convention for the
purpose of selecting and recommending
candidates for the various County offices,
and for any other purpose deemed adylsa-
bic. We hope it will be largely attended
by the voters of remote sections OF the
County as well as those residing near at
hand, in order that every town and neigh
borhood may be fairly, fully and evenly re-
presented. By the adoption of Mass Con-
ventions, it is intended to avoid caucussing
and packed delegations, and a dozen other
evils incident to caucus Conventions. We
hope the independent voters of Grant
County viii come unpledged to any man
or set of men, prepared for concessions and
with a strong determination to select ca
pable, honest and worthy men for candi-
dates. AS a general thing, men whom
we would be willing to entrrlst with our
estates, our business and our money with
out Witness note or bond, can be confided
in for the public offices. Men who follow
politics and loafng in bar-rooms for liv-
ing are not to be trusted. Distrust no man
for his religion or place of nativity, but
weigh all in the scales of integrity, worth
and capability. Industry is also a capital
point in a county office.
Our opponents are very industrious in
circulating various reports against the new
organization, all of which will be dispro-
ven in due time. The charge they are
most busy about now is, that sit is only a
Wing move to beat the Democrats" OF
course the Convention will be made up OF
all parties; perhaps majority were for
merly Wings and still have prejudices for
their former men and faith. 1t is natural
for men to be SO, but the principle is not
confined to Wings alone,--honest Demo
Gratis have the same prejudices. So far as
we can find out, concession and magnani-
nifty are points urged among us every
where,-where these feelings exist there
is no danger of any monopoly; and Of
course, the selections of candidates for
county offices will be made equitably from
all parties, only SO that the men chosen
are right on the Nebraska and Slavery
questions.
The ranting office-hunters of the coun-
try long since sought refuge among the
sham Democracy, and will not be among
us with their distracting elements; the de-
lyerance is matter of incalculable gain
to any party they desert, and may God
save the Republican party from any fresh
swarm to take their places.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
Platteyille Academy.

Lancaster, Sept. 10th, 1854.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-04-30
ETAT De LA 10 lSIANE,
C0ur du Quairime District Jadiciaire.
PARnIssE Sr.JEAS-BAPTIsTE,
Succession dc fcm

Succession dc fcm
VaL-unc Cicct.
ES vsrt1 d un ofJIr rie v.nIr a moi adress.
IL par Tho" Cour du QuaIrIAa~ Ustricr Ju
dIcIan~ DE- Pt'at DE- Ia LouIsi,nr, dams p poul
Ia nafoisse S'-Jsan- Bspti,Ie, date du 80 Mar,
1854;
lie leu Cel--iin Clemrni, nvr ssuch~ ~ a.uv,
chain, Ire p'oprietes suiyanIr, sppsIIenant q
lsdiie succ. . ion.
M~ubles m- ubIsnis. sF.is Dc Msnsge IT an-
tres obr's : nn Mulsi, un Cnrssl, un Basgy,
uns Vach-, une ChaUriIr, ouiII. de Chsrp~n
tier ei De TunnriIer, tonds et crTcie- pour b.
rls, une boutique de Tonbrlirr, une MsIsOr,
nnr Cui-ine, PoiaillieIs. Msga-in, EcurIe
&c
Les E-clav-- snivants.
Ciirn. nag'- creole, age d'environ qusiorzr
sIs.
Louise, nsQr,sse creole. cu,sinisre. blanchis.
seuse, treut~ siH an..
T'ermes et Conditions:
lie 'b,ler p.ysbl- comp ant.
L'e,cissr Louie payable un quart du prix
Compliant; racquereur devant assnmer le paw
meat de qUaiTe bIIet. de eruI soIxanie sept
pas res ei cinqlsnIe cents chsaue, sOIscrIis Ie
% Juillri 1853 par vaz"ms Clcet q rordre Ct
= ndosse. par tdousrd Mouiz, psyable au bo.
rrsu du Record Q de eeite pir"isse, drak sn
tout Mar 1855 et deax IN iout Mars l656 ei
porhni inieret 81 faux DE- huli pour cent par
an, depuis feChrancr Iasqu'i pariai, "a cement
81 gafaniIe par hyroihegYe sur lrdu esclsyr ei
n balance du pnI, ell y en- a, payable en tout
Mars 1856 en- un billet .ndosse, payable au
barean Jo Recorder De ceie psrois-e, poftaBi
InIersi sa taux de- hut Iour cent parsn, de-
puis rechesnce jpslu'a pairnent final ~ ga
rcnii par hypothsqae speesale eur iedit ss-
c!ase. . .
L'rsclsve Ciien payable un quart dn prix
compliant e. Ia balance IN deux wrmes e,sux
en- tout Mars des snnees le55 -i 1856 en billrIs
endo-se- o saiistaciIob, pnyablrs au bureau do
Rrcorder de c~tie paroi-sr, poriant inieIei, en-
cas- de non paiemrM rerheanc-, so tau, d.
HUT pour crBt par an, drpuis fecheanc- Jus
~ d psrisit palemrBi, garaniIs par hypoLelae
-peciaIe sur lsdii esclave.
A. LuMlNAIS,
Encanieur
g. -Jesn-B sptis,e, 30 Mars 1854.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-04-30
AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth JudiciaL District Court
Parish of st. John the Baptist.

Parish of st. John the Baptist.
Succession ofthe latc Pierre Liteau.
BY virtue Of an order Of Sale to mc
directed as auctioneer, by the Honora.
bic the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, dated
march 30'h 1854
will offer at public sale, and on the
Plantation Of the late Celestin Clement,
on the left bank of the River in this
Parish on Wednesday, Sd of may 1854,
ut 10 o'clock A. ". The moveables and
immoveables property belonging to the
succession above mentioned, viz
10 A certain quantity of moveables,
house furnitures and sundry other ar
ticles, one buggy and harness, a buggy
horse, a mare, one COW, cart, dwei.
ling house, one kitchen, pantry and
fences, &c. &c. ...
20 Maria, american negro woman,
aged 30 years and her three children,
1Larie-Eve, 5 years. .
Adam, 4 years, ....., .l
Felicie, 10 months.
Nary, american negro woman, aged
80 years, washer woman and ironer.
Terms aad Conditions.
The movcables payable cash.
The slaves payableone Tenth oftbc
price, cash, and the balance in three
equal instalments in all march of the
years 1855, 1856 & 1851, in approved
endorsed notes payable at the office Of
the Recorder bearing interest if not
paid at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from maturity until
final payment and secured by special
A. LUmNAIs.
....~ AUcti0aeer.
st. John the Baptist, march 30th 1854.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

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St.Jesn-Bsptis,e. 30 Mars 1854.

-asshSaA VI
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Estate belonging 10 tie successio,
Of the tate Ceiestin Citment.
QY vIiue ol sn ofder Of sale 10 me directe,
- 80 Auct'o,.ee', by the hon. the Fourh Ju
dicIs District Court, Of the q are q Louisiana
Ia and fu ,h- parish Of Si.John the Baptist
dated March 3Oh 1855,
vii Offer Al pubic ssle. and on the spot
m this pa ish. on the l-fi Ia K Of the Mis,i--
sippi river, IN WEDNESDAY th. third da,
of hsy nrg,. ~ ten o'c,oek A. M. the Movea,
bIes and lmmoveablrs psoprriIrr, HEREINAFTER
described. BE- ong,"g 70 the sad estate, VIZ:
10 A certain qusn,i,y VI Movesbles, and
Hoase Furn,t,res snd soBdry other srIicI~s
p Poughs. Sisb~, . Dwelling House, Knch~n
Houses. Cenlsge ii"ose, Fences, sn,rIIc 20
and crsole Hors~., Oxrn. Cove and Calls.
And the following Slaves, 10 VII:
70 Ret. american negro, aged about iouriy
yesn.
Peter. sm r'can negro, carter and plonsh-
man twrn'y eight years.
Joe, sweFicsn negro. carter, ploughman,
t6i,nd Of one ey~) twenty ~ighl y~srs.
Thomss. crscie negro, carter aud p oughman
twenty 6vr years.
Mar,ia, creole nsgro, Of eleven years.
Ms,ceii'". crroIe negro, oi rlevea yeats.
Margarine, smercan negro woman. some.
wha, eook ana washer woman, tor y live vrs,.
old.
B.,.y, american negro woman, somewhat
CO L, (ouy i've years.
Marianne. creOle negro womsn, fourera
yrsn. s..H- rr..
Msthilde, creole negro woman, seventeen
years.
Mahe-Jssnoe. creole negro woman. slevr"
yens. 90
~ eo 81
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-04-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of ST. John the Baptist.
Succession Of Delpki,se Loupc
deceased scidoW Of the late giurtia
DufIcsne. y,

deceased acldoto Of the late AuytsS
Dyrcsne. =
| DY sir'ue Of On order of .als bearing dat.
~ March 29h 1854. and 10 m. drrsc,.d b,
tDoktDom ~ Fourth Judicial Dsiric
- ~ LouiSsns in end ior The
PcstA III. Psp,is'.
l1wfffodrr 81 Public ssi- and on the pre-.
m'se., 10 this Perish. on MONDAY, 'hs 9Th
dercn6rd properly, bringing TO iheisforessid
10 A c.r'.i" qa.,,ry o, hou-sH forui-
ture and also, onr hors-. one COW. sne ~ hogs.
20 The slaves hereinafter asm.d:
Nancy, IN amer,csn negro woman. sgsd
shout 80 yesss, somewhat e q cook AID
washer woman having q prolspsus Of Ih~
uterus.
Louis. . creole negro hoy Of Is years.
80 landed prop~rty situated ~ thus parish
y 81. John The BspIisi, oa ihs righ, bank Il
the Mississippi river, measuring ihrre fourth
81 an srpeni, NOR OF Ices front To said riv,r.
by foorty srpenrs in depih, between col
ring lines. bounded on The upp~r line by tn
property OF Goroms Hymel and an the lower
line BY that of wiJow Charles Rome ioR~ihrr
oil the boildings therron, and dsp~ndinq IL
said land co"si-tine in one hoosr, Que kitchen,
three cabins. &C.. &c.
Terms and COnditioRs..
The movesble payable cash
u The saves and the landed properly payable
onc thifd Of the price OF adjudication cash I;
end the balance in two eq"aI insis lm-nis, ~
oil march Of Ibs years 1855 and 1856 in sp
proved endured n"es payable Al tho office Of
the recorder Of ih' parish. bearing interest il
not ponciually paid st The rate of eight per
cent per snnum ffosn maturity until final pay
ment and secured BY special mortgage.
The sets of -sls TO be pa-sed by The recorder
Of this psssh. ., th~ exp~ns- OF urchs--p.
JEAN +. BURCARD,
is .tr1 zen Sheriff
d. John the Baptist March Goth 1854