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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-12-06

From the above, it will be seen that tscentn-seren
democrats have been already elected members of
the next Senate. In addition to this the legisla-
lures of South Carolina, Florida Alabama, Lousi-
ana, Arkansas, California and North Carolina, are
democratic and will send eight democrats more from
those States, there being taeo to be chosen from
North Carolina. There is some doubt about Cali
fornia-making thirty-four democratic members that
at the opposition. The following wings and iree-
Soilers have been chosen.
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NartAern. Markets.

BALnxoREs Flour aud grain unchanged.
New YORK. Flour declined. Southern. easier q
"a 8la9. Wheat dull with . declining tendency
Corn declined two cents, Offerings generally yer
small g : -. s.. -. -
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Steamboat Collision.

BALrIMoRr, Nov. 30. The large and magnificent
steamers Pacific and Grand Tower, came into collis
ion near Memphis, Tenn, on Monday last. Both
sunk Immediately, and the passengers were rescued
with difficulty. tE-s :
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Look at the Hats! the Hatsl 80
10y EXPRESS THIS WEEK, ANOTHER LOT or
lDthose beautiful Fat brim moleskin Hats Also the
Shanghai Hat, of good ssoek. .Fafef5.s :
w.H4R.s TUCKER
Raleigh, Nov 90, 1854 - So {
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New Bakery and Candy Manufactoy.
MFRS. H HARDIE DESIRES TO SAY TO THE
IA pubc that she has recently employed superior Be-
ker and Candy Maker. She will keep constantly for sale
- Cakes and Candies Of great Variety
and is now prepared orders for cake Tor dinners
and parties Families and hotels can be supplied with any
kind or any quality Of desserts.
She will 6 orders for Candy at wholesale, and forward
1t p.'ah g any p1Ss MOO 0' aa sae ,ss4. 81 s-H
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RoLEsyILLE ACADEMY.

vKTE HAVE SECURED. THE SERVICES OF TIE
w Rev. S. r. TRAwIck TO take charge Of the Roles
vile Academy The Spring session will commence on the
18th of january, 1885, and continue twenty-five weeks
TERMS: Primary branches 81 per session; advanced
studies in English $40, and Classics sl5.
Young and boys be prepared fer the first cas-
ses in College or for ordinary business. - ~
Board may be obtained at % SO per month in the best
families - : .--Fr
Students will be charged from the time they enter No
deduction win be for absence only in of prorac
ted sickness. -. =. = Z
II is yery desirable that all who wish to stand well Ia
their class should be the opening Of the session
Promptness be absolutely required Particular pains
will be taken with the moral well as the intellectual
training of the students ,,,-,,,-e
November 30, 1854. rfss ss,-- :. l--StH.
Shirt of the Age copy 8 weeks. -. 8 !.
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J HealM Of Neao Orleans

I New osIsANs, Nov. ~. The weather cool here,
With theayy frosts The edeakhs during The xeek
number l75, including only l6 togn fever.
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Thirteen Likely Negroes for Sale. -
Il Il STOUT FELLOWS, ONE WOMAN Al " a
IL IL little girl also six mules Said property will be
sold public auction, in Lincolnton, "Wednesday the
Goth December 1854 credit of months with interest
from date Notes payable the Bank of Cape Fear Branch
at Salisbury. ,,..,,,,,,,o, - -
November 2s, 1854. lo50-3tw.
UDOARDING.-H PENNINGTON, WHOSE RESI-.
d dence is Squares West of Yarboruughs can ac
corn,odate six or seven gentlemen with good board
and lodging apartments during the session Of The Legs
tuIe. His terms are only 81 W per day. .'s-.s
November %, 1854. 2--2t- Z :.
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The two counties not included will probably swell
the aggregate to 46S, 900, or thercabouts.
Washington Union.
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IMPORTANT sALEi

r WILL SELF ON MONDAY, TIE 18TH DECEMBER.
at the late resideuce of James Hinton crop Of
Corn and Fodder As bales Cotton about SO bead OF m
Hoes four Mules and Horse four horse Wagon seyera
N;leh Cows yoke Of Oxen, 0xcart, &e, &c
Aleo: Household and Kitchen Furniture
$ Terms made known on day Of ssie. - !.
q - - - ss,i yNO. d. POWELL, ksr.
Nov so, 1885, ,5sis4ss :, ~. Sid
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The wings and abotionists have eighteen men,
bers elect of the Senate In addition, they have the
control of the legislatures in Iowa. Indiana Illinois,
Pennsylvania Wisconsin, and New York, and may
elect six senators in those States increasing their
force in the Senate to tacenty.four The New Hamp-
shire legislature, which will have to elect two sena-
tors, is yet to be chosen. The senator from Missouri
is doubtful 1t will be seen, therefore, that the
Senate. Of the thirty-four democrats certain to be
members of the next Senate all but four-the two
from Rhode Island Walker of Wisconsin, and Hous-
ton of Texas-were in favor of the Nebraska BILL
There will be certainly thirty votes against any at
tempt to disturb it from the democratic side of the
House. The wings we have marked with star are
in favor of the bil-nine in a-whch, added to
the democrats, make nearly two-thirds of the next
Senate opposed to the repeal.
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.THAEKsalvlsG Dxrsvas dnly observed IN this City.
Labor vas generally suspended, and Divine service
was psrSormed il thesvarious charc,es. s.
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PARTY BITTERNESS.

hatp
t for the late Wing party by the bitter spirit it is
'ou ~. dsulayingG Whenever it is hoped the people
ho caioled ard influenced to vote for Wing can
xd,es that paper is loud in its professions of no.
.,rvism but now, when no popular elections are
ndi,p it dscloses its real character by its vindc-
lro oDnoson to Democracy, and by its coarse abuse
3 ,rominept Democrats. Thus far, during this As
',n,hv the Democrats have evinced a liberal and
.,or,nt s,rt They are not disposed to mortify the
f.olnrs of their opponents by any useless display
f tbe power with which they have been invested
hv the people what they have done has been per-
s,rmcd as matter of plain duty in accordance with
nripciple; and it will require much more than the
p.Ieioh Register can do or cause to be done, to
change them in the course of public policy they
have marked out for themselves. The election of
democrats to the United States Senate was looked
for BY the people of both parties. No one could
reasonably calculate on any other result; and yet
bcsuse this has been done, and done promptly, the
Register is boiling with indignation. Its hopes
Of divisions and dscord in the Democratic ranks
have been disappointed; and that is one OF the Sc
crets of the bitter feeling it displays
But while this rancor, this spirit Of intolerance
and venom is thus manfesting itself among portions
Of the present "Know Nothing" and late Whig
party, We take pleasure in saying to our friends at
{, distance that the Democrats of the Legislature,
though largely in the ascendency, and though as
firm and as fixed in their organization as any party
could be, are nevertheless neither overbearng nor
arrogant towards their opponents; nor will highly
excited condition of parties, if brought about dur
ing this session. be justly chargeable to them. The
leading object of the Democrats is to take up and
conclude at as early day possible, the business
which they were sent here to do; and in bringing
on the various elections, they have done so soon
after the commencement of the session, they have
taken an important, and we may add indispensable
step towards the accomplishment of this object.
The Register may fret, and vituperate, and man
ufcture, as it so well knows how, any quantity of
small potato wit; yet it will produce no other
effect than to excite ridicule of its weakness and
folly. The days of Whig power in North Carolina
are ended. 1t is we'll that it is so. The Register
may not provoke US to fight the battle DER again"
by showing how and why it is SO but the fact is
papabe Henceforth, as for the past four years,
ts&ats is Democratic. The party bitterness evinc-
eddy the Register will not, under the circumstances
add one vote to the Whig cause.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-08
Succession dAddm Pe,illou fills, communicate arec
Adeline Poche
THAT DE LA LOUIS[ANE.-Cou

Il II du Cnuuieme Dstrict-Paroisse de Lafourche.
Au par auorite de la Cour du Cinqueieme District
Judcare segeant pour paroisse de Lfourche il
sera oet en- pubque par Mathurn urg Sheriff ct
Encanteur dment nomme assermente dams ct pour La
te paroisse residence dAdam Perou pere situe sur
rive gauche du bayou Lafourche, environ cinq six
miles audessus de la Vile de Thibodaux, JEUDl, lie IL
dAVRII 1854, dix heures, la propriete suivante,
SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia dite
parosse de Laourche, la rive droite du bayou La
ourche environ 25 miles has de la vile de ThibodauA
arpens de face plus moins avec la proion-
deur qi sly trouvent borne haut par les terres de
Narcisse Leblanc, ct has cees de Valery Breaux
LUCY negresse agee denyiron vingois ans ct son
enfant-MARIA, agee d'environ IS mois.
MADELAINE, mulatresse agee denviron l6 ans.
AUssI: DIES vACHEs EFT LEuRs vEAUX, des Cochons,
Mas Paile, ct lie Fournitre de Maison, etc. etc
TERMEs CONDTIoNS.-Les mobiers oueS sommes de ct
adesous de cnq piasres payable Compliant ct toues
exceant pastre payable dams courant du mols
de Mars 1855 Les escyes payable cent pastres Compliant
eclave Lucy ct ennt ct cent piasres Compliant
sur Pescave Mael ne la balance du prx des escaves ct
lie prx de la payable dams tros placements egaux
ecan respecvemen dams chacun des mois de Mars
des 1885, 1885, 1884, pour la erre ct les escaves
les acquereurs fornont eurs b lets soairement avec
bonnie yaabe caution ct payable bureau du Recorder
de cee parose orre de ADMINISTRATIVE de Ia de Sue
cesson pour mober les ournront de bonnie
ct vaabe caution toutes ct bes ponctuee
payes porteront nteret rson de hut cent
an comper echeance jusqua parfat Placement, ct Ia
les escaves reeront bypotheques ct aectes ayec
lie privilege du vendeur jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Mars ii 1854 [12tds( NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession, of adam Perihou, Jr., and Community
qeiM Adeline Poole. .-''
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Dis

~ trict Court-Parish Of Lafourche. .
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth Judi
cia District Court sitting in and for the Parish of La
fmrche there will be offered for sale at public auction
nv Mathurin Boug Sheriff and Ancorce r, duly quail
fed aud IN and for the said parish the premises
Of Adam Peou Sr, situated in nd parish on the left
hank Of Bayou Laourche at aboU' five six miles above
the town OF Thbodaux, THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
APRIL 1854 at 10 o'clock the following described
property. tO-wit: . .
Laf.urche, the right hank of Bayou Lafourche at
about twenty-five miles below the town OF Thibodaux
measuring five apents more or less front by the depih
thereunto belonging bounded above by lands Of Mar
cisse Leblanc, and below by lands OF Valery Braux
LTCY negro woman aged about twenty three years,
and her child MARIA, aged about fifteen months
MADELEINE muattto girl aged about sixteen years,
an also some Cows and Calves some Hogs some Corn
in Shucks and the Household Furniture, etc.
TERMS AND CoNpl1IoNs-The movea!les all sums of or
nner five dollars payable CASH-and all sums exceed
ing five do,rs ayabe in March 1855 The Slaves pay
able one hundred dollars CASH the slave Lucy and
child and one hundred dollars CASH on the slave Made
ere and the balance of the price of the slaves and the
price of the land payable in three equal instamens
maturing respectively in all and each of the months OF
March, 1885, 1885, and 1857 and for the land and slaves
the purchasers furnish their NOES in sodo with good
and approved security, and payable at the office of the
Recorder of said Parish to the order ct the
trx of said Estate and for the m0veables purchasers 10
give good and approved security and all notes not pune
tuay paid, bearing eight per cent interest from and
after maturity till paid and the land and slaves to remain
speciaIIy mortgaged and hvpothcaed and aerted with
| vendors privilege until payment. NJ BoUkG
March TO- 1854, .-. Sheriff.
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AVIS FIR Al G. A i 5.

Succession, de Marie Josephine Rirere, eouse deceaee
de Theodore 7fone, ct conn'aundate ecastdnb e'''e
VENTE DE sUCCEssTON.-Etat
de la Louisiana, Cour du Cinqueme District Judciaire
siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse de Lafourche
Au par ausore de la cour du cinauiems District
udiciare segean dams ct la paruisse de Lfourche
sera oer en- pubque par Bourg Sheriff ct Ancan
eur dument quae ct assermente dams ct pour la lte
narose sur les eux ses la rive droite du bayou La
ourche pres de regse Cahoa1e environ un mile aq
dessous de la vile de Thibodaux MERCRED1 10 dAVL,
1854 dix heures A. M la proprietee suivante, SAVIOR:
IN LOT DE TERRE arpent de face profondenr
dun arpent ct un quart, mons une fraction qu etc
vendue Mime Bazile Richard rencoisnure Nord ct
Quest borne au Nord par lie terrain de Veuve Ryiere
ct Lupnan Est ct Sud par les erres appartenant B.
Key ct Quest par terrain appartonan Pierre Lopez ct
Veuve BAIL Richard ,-.
uN AUrRE TERRAIN appartenant la Succession de Nine
Rivere vendu immedatement apres cette Vente
aura lieu
TERMEs dit terrain payable par teirs
un tier cacun des mois de Mars des annees
1885, 1856 ct 1851 Les acquereurs ourniront bonnie ct sui
caution solitaire ct Ia erre ct pescave resteron
hypohequ6es usqua parat toutes
sommes -ponctuelemen pages echeance portera in
teret raison de hut pour cent an jusqua payment
final [mars-1sl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession of Etienne 70ups, Senior, deceased.



q UCCESSION SALE
- STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fifth District Court, parish
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth judicial
D. Court sitting and for the parish Of Lafourche there
viii he offered for sale public auction by Mathurn Bours
sheriff and Auconeer duly qualified and sworn in and ior
said PARISH on premises situated in said parish on
left hank of Bayou Iafourche at about seven mics peio"
he town Of Thibodaux, THURSDAY the 2oth DAY OF
APRIL 1854 at 10 O'Clock m the following described
property, to-wit: .f.
PETER a mullatto boy, aged about 40 years.
ITCY negro woman aged about 20 years. with ner cno
lean BAPTISTE aged about II months.
FRANCOISE a negro woman aged 40 years.
Ti1E HOIsEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE consisting
of Beds and Bedding, Armoirs Double Barrel Gun,
Tables, &c.
A QUANTITY of LARD, IA Hogs, Horse, 10 Cows and
Calves Cows without Calves, Young seer and lot
of Poultry.
TERMs-The moveables payable in all the month Of March
eighteen hundred and ty-fve. The Slaves payable by
halves one half in all the month Of March OF the year egh
teen hundred and yve, and the other half in all the
month of March, eighteen hundred and ffty-six
CoSpTIoNs-The purchasers furnishing good and ap-
proved security moveabes and their notes. endorsed
to the sat saction of the Administrator OF said Estate
slen Theriot and payable his ORDER at the office OF
the Recorder of said Parish and all nalments and notes
to bear interest the rate of eight cent annun after
maturity not then punctualy paid and the slaves to
main specay mortgaged and hypothecaed and affected
with vendors privilege until full payment
imh1sl M. BOURG, Sheriff
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Succession d'Eyienne 7oups ST., decede
NENI'E DE SUCCESSION.--E

de la Lousane-Cour du Cinquieme District-Parosse
de Lafourche
par auorite de la Cour du Cinqueme District
Judcare segeant dams pour la parosse de Lafourch
oer vente publque par Mathurn Bourg sheri ct
encanter dument quae assermente sur les ex sltuee
dams paroisse la gauche du bayou Laioche
environ sept miles audessous de la vile de Thibodanx
JEUDI lie 20 dAyRIL, 1854, les propretees suvantes
SAVIOR:
PETER, mulatre, age d'envron 40 ans.
LUCY negresse agee denviron 20 ans avec son en-
Eant-JEAN BAPTISTE age d'environ II mois.
FRANCHISE une negresse, agee denviron 40 ans
LIE MOBILIER ssant fourniture de maison ct de
cuisine que de Lifts ct Lifts, des Armoirs, Fusil
Double Tables etc, etc.
UN LOT DE PIEUX Ell POTEAUX en- Cypress.
UNE QUANTITE DE GRAISSE.
QUATOzRE COCHONS, un Cheval, dix Vaches ct eurs
veaux, deux Vaches Veaux un jeunne BGuf ct un
lot de Volailes.
TERMEs CoNpTIoNs-Le mobler payable dams lie mois
de Mars 1855 les escaves payable moe La NOTE dams
lie mois de Mars 1866 ct rautre moe tous les mos de
Mars 1885, Les acquereurs ournron bonnie ct vaabe eau
ton pour mobers ers bes endossees la satisfac-
ton de administrator de la dte Succession, p Jusen
Th6ro payable ordFe bureau du Recorder de
paros placements obligations portions hut pour
dnere par apres echeance usquau parfat pale
men les ecaves esterons specaement hypotheque ct
acte lie privilege du vendeur jusqua Placement en-
| plein (marslS-tds) NJ BoURG, sher.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

Estate Of Marie Josephine Riciere deceased T., ses o.
Theodore Trone, and community. mo- s2S.
cUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
isana-Ffth Judicial District Court sitting in and for
the parish Of Lafourche re. ,,:,
District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at public AUCTION by Mathn
Romrg sheriff and auctnneer duly qualified and sworn IN
and r said parish the premises situated in said parish
m the right bank Bayou Lafourche near the Cafhoc
church at about one mile above the town of Thibodaux
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of APRIL 1904 at ~ O'CLOCK
a N the following described properly, to-wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, arpent front by one and a
quarter in DEPTH less fraction "f it sold to Mrs Baz'e
Richard in the corner bounded North by lot Of
Widow j. J. Riviere and E. Lesgnan, East and South by
lands belonging to p B. Key and ives. by lot belonging
pierre Ionez and Widow Bazile Richard.
.NnTHER LOT OF GROUND belonging to the Estate Of
Mrs J. Riviere will be sold Immediately after this one
shall have been disposed Of
Terms AND said lots payable by thirds
one third in each all of the months OF March OF the
wears 1856 1885, and 1851. The purchasers furnishing
GOOD and approved security in sodo and the lands to re
main snsciay mortgaged hypothecated until final
men and ali in taments not punctuay paid at maturity
70 hear interest at the eight cent annm there
~ &c. ee"' 'A Imh1sl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff..
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SALE.-There will be

Y offered for sale at public auction by NJ Burg.
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly gu lifted and sworn on sA
TURDAY, the 9Th day of APRIL 1854 at 10 o'clock a.
M, the property hereafter described belonging TO Plerre
Thibodaux, to wit .. fT. ~
A SUGAR PLANTATION situated on the left bank of
B,you Laourche about three and half miies above
the town OF Thibodaux, having front of six and half
arpeDts less said hayau and depth OF eighty
arpents bounded above by the plantation OF
NJ. Breanx, and below that of Mo Lnrio, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon cons st ng OF
good Dwelling House. Kitchen, Negro Cabins Corn House
and good Sugar House. with choice new Steam Engine
there abont eighty arpents of good cane on the plan
ration, and the following Slaves: M o..
HARRY, a negro man aged about 80 years.
MOSES, cartman and tloughman, aged about - years
BURT, cartman and ploughman, aged about Il years
CHARLES, cartman and pIoughman, aged aDo'lt Il
JEFF, a young negro hoy aged about - years.
PHOEBY, young negro girl sged about IA years.
WINNY good field hand aged about Is years. with her
child aged about months Ht'
RACHEL good field hand, az ed about rs years, and
her child MARY, aged about years. a-
sUKEY, good field hand, aged about 10 years.
NINE MULES, Horses, Hogs Carts, Ploughs, Tools be-
longing a B cksmt shop.
TERMS CONDITIONS Plantation Five Thou
sand Dollars CASH-Five Thousand Doll rs on the 18th
day of February, 1856 and the balance payable in three
equal talments in earh Of the months of March Ut the
18th day of February 1856 The purchasers give their
respective Notes and divided in shares and endorsed to
satisfaction payable the Office of Messrs Bngart Foley
Avery In the city Of New Ore. ms, bearing special
mortgage reserved the Land and Slaves bearing eight
per cent interest per annum in of non-paymf nj
from their respective maturity unit paid. and without this
clause authorize Propagation Of trm The Mules Horses
Blacksmith oois and Carts, CASH-There wal be alst
offered for sale the same day, some House Servants
among others two negro women, house servants, will
| ,he. families Mr.. Thibodaux will make known thu
conditions on the day of sale NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
Lafourche, March IL, 1854.
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Succession of Jean Pierre Thibodaur and his Wife
Clarisse Marguerite Brdwd both deceased.
SALE-State of Loui-

OALE-0ldte O[ LOul-
~ siana Fifth District Court, Parish Of Lafourche
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court siltirg in and for the Parish of fourche,
there will be offered for sale at publ auon by NJ Bourg
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified AID sworn on the
premises situated in said parish the right bank OF bayou
L,ionrche about six seven miles above the town Of
Thihodaux THURSDAY, the 9th day Of APRIL, 1884,
at 10 O'clock m, the following described property,
to-wit: " ti'' r %"
A CEBTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish IF
Lafonrche, the right bank OF bayou LafPerche, at
about six miles above the town of TIL bodhux
measuring afpent or less front nv forty
in deph with all the buildings and improv there
bounded above by lands of Joseph Haydei and De-
low BY those Of Noel Haydel. ,.
FRANCHISE. a negro WOMEN aged about IS years.
SEVERAL LOTS OF CORN, some Hogs Horned Cattle,
Horses Sheep 10 Bills of Sugar, the Farming Untenslls
the Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting OF
Beds and Beddings, Armoirs, one Clock, one Safe
Tables, ETC.. - .- -.fl4-s4,fa sEl T. ..tf# %
Terms AND CONDITIONS personal property, all
of and under Ten Dollars payable in March 1855, and all
sums exceeding Ten Dollars payable by halves, hall
in March 1855 and The other half in March 1885,. Tbt
Land and Slave payab by thirds third in all
each Of months Of March Of the years 1885, 1856
1857 The purchasers to furnish good and approved
curity and all not punctualIy paid maturity, t.
hear eight per cent interest annu thereafter and thu
Land and Slave 10 remain specially morgaged and hypo
thecated and affected with vendors privilege urti fna
payment. [mh25-otl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.