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In Partition.

VS. In Partition.
John MMartin, e. others.
D4 virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
-Hp Court of Common Pleas, in and for tho
county o(Jackson, and State % f Ohio, in cause
therein pending, wherein Chapman Isham Is
PIaintif, and John NJ, Martin and others, arc
Defendants, in partition,--I will expose to pub
lie sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of jackson, in Jack
son county, Ohio, on
the goth day of November, A. D. 1854,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. M. of said dav, the following do.
scribed real estate, situate In the town Of Jack.
son, in jackson county, aforesaid, and being in
lot number two, in that part of the town Of
Jackson, in said Jackson county, originally
called commons. Terms Of sale-one third cash
in hand, one third in one year, and the residue
IN two years, from the day of sale, with interest
on deferred payments, and deed to be made on
Iull payment of purchase money.
VINTON POW ERS, Sh'f. j C.
Oct 26, '54 3l-4w
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2 We observe that a commencement has been made
10 this great work There has, for few days past
-heen one whole OK team with scrOpOr aud pow, cm-
ployed iu loosening aud scrupng little dirt into
some ho so that tho next heavy nin can have fair
opportunity Of washing it down into the lOWer part
OF town, This is a decidedly good doa as il will
favo great deal Of hauling aud shoycing when n
right gOod, lazy fellow can lay off and watch tho
operations Of Nature itself
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TELEGRA,PHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA,
SeVaStOpOl not yet Captured
New YORK, Oct. 20-P. NJ.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-P. nj.
The Africa arrived at her dock al half
past 8 o'clock this afternoon.
CMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dpnniston quotes Western Canal Flour
at 32@33S, Baltimore 33034s, and Ohio
nominal at 36s. Corn 39@40s. Barring
& Bros, report small sales of u. S. skies
at l07C0l09; Maryland fves 94; Virginia
skies 900924; Pennsylvania fives (bonds
8l083. Money was limited and in de-
mand. American Eagles were nomina
at 76s 2Id.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news of the fall Of Sevastopol, the
destruction Of the Russian fleet. the ex.
plosion Of Fort Constantine, and the sur.
render Of Menchikof. is all false. Omer
PaSha's dispatch is forgery. The allies
were investing Sevastopol at the date o.
the latest accounts received. An o(licia1
extra gazette published the following dis
patch from Lord Stralford de Radcliffe
to Lord Clarendon:
"CoNSTANTINopE, Sept. SOP. M
The allied armies have established the
basis of their operations at BalakIava
and on the morning of The 28lh they were
preparing TO march without delay upon
SeVastopo. number of vessels are
at Balaklava, disembarking battering
trains.
1t is stated that Menchikof' is in the
field with 10000 men, and expecting re-.
Inducements.
The French Ambassador at Vena tele.
graphed 10 the Minister of Foreign AT.
fairs on the 4lh, stating that the report OF
the battle OF Alma was exaggerated. The
Austrian Consul at Odessa telegraphed
that the struggle recommended OH the
25th, and continued when the courier
left. .......
On the 9th, the allies were ten miles
from SevaStopol. On the same day. Omer
Pasha issued orders for part OF the army
to be ready for embarkation for the Cri.
mea.
Austria intimates that she will consider
the Cars prolonged refusal of the four
conditions caSus beli.
The latest intelligence received at Liv
erpool states that the Allies occupied
Balaklava, and were in communication
with the fleet, and commanded the ap
proaches 10 Sevastopol. 1t is doubtfuIly
rumored that the second line of defence
had been carried.
Mr.. Muse, the British Consul for New
Orleans, arrived in the Africa. The slea.
mer Fury arrived from Conslanlnople,
with Lord Burghers, bearer of dispatches
to the E glish Government. Sevastopol
was invested on the 25th. The second
line OF defense was carried and the city
entirely y surrounded.
Constantinople was illuminated in hon.
or Of the battle of Alma.
The MoaiteTe announces that the AL.
lies had made Balaklava considerable of
a place. The armies commune cate with
the fleets safely. ....... ...
Menchikoff has been driven to dis.
tance with the wreck of his army. Gen
OSlen Sacken and Luders have entered
the Crimea with forty battalions.
At the battle of Alma, 1000 prisoners
were taken. The Russians are shut up
in Sevastopul, which will be attacked by
sea and land.
Allen & Anderson, the largest Ameri.
can grain dealrers in London, have failed.
Their liabilities are very heavy. They
were connected with james McHenry,
whose bills were refused.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


PRICES OF CATTLE-Estimated by tn c
pound for beef in the quarters:
EXTRA BEEF-Or best quality offered
to day, 9l0I0c.
Good Retailing Quality-9@9Ic.
Common QuaIity-8!@91.
lnierior-7408c.
MnTToN-Common Sheep. S20I,5O:
extra Sheep, $5(08; Lambs $2O5.
VEAL-Good Calves, 4py64c. d. B.
live weight; inferior do; 81 25CO2;50.
Cows-Ordinary Cows, $236q5.-
Good fair cows. $2G035; extra quality
with calf, $4,000.
SwINE-Ohio corn.fed Hogs. small
size' for market retailing, 4364G.. live
weight; stiIl'Ied hogs .4BO4lc , dull; large
hogs, corn.fed. for lard. 4IO4ac.
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GIpSsIi,S AROITr.

4 party Of wandeIers, calling themselves Gipsies
passed through this place last week. some of them
pretended 10 tell fortunes, and undur this disguise
entered several houses in town and laid foul hands
upon property that did not belong to them. The
owners Of the missing articles, making timely dis
eovcrc', followed the depredaors, and after search
recovered their goods
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DIED.

DIED-October 18th, 1854, ALoSzo c. son Of
Henry and Mary IL. King, aged two years and ont
month.
"Monn not that in etelnity's
Wide armament one star more is added
Pointing the path to eternal joy and f...
Happiness
MethlnkS there comes, zephyr-likc stcaliugin
Quiet loveness a voice breathing the
Immortal truth-he lives, and freed from main
Now nestles on the bosom Of his God"
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New York. Oct. 9

4NEW UhkI OCI. IT.
Flour has advanced 124c; sales of 6
300 bbls. Good Ohio is quoted at So so
(O8 81; Southern advanced l2lc; sales
OF 1000 bbls at $8 50@8 874 Wheat
buoyant; Southern Red $l.6OOI,85.-
Corn triae higher; so 600 bush sold;
Western mixed at 8O080!c. Pork firm.
Beet unchanged. Limited business in
Lard. Whisky firm at 35O35Ic.
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Superintendent of tho S. & II. V. Railroad was in
our pbce few days since. lie is speedily having
theruAd put in readiness for the winters run. Mr.
". deserves great pruise for his Utring efforts MS
Superintendent, and has, without doubt, gained the
good will OF all employed or connected with the
road, aud everybody else.
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0Sr SPoSaE CAKE,--Ten eggs; their
weight in sugar; the weight Of seven
eggs in flour. Beat the whites and yelks
separately, then add sugar and -FOUR
The last thing before baking, add the
juice OF one lemon one tea-spoonful of
saleratus. - ..a..
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NIaiOrIties i'm Ohio.

We have kept list of the malorities
in the several counties in Ohio for Su.
preme Court Judge, as we have been a.
BILE 10 gather them from official reports,
and otherwise. Our table is nearly com.
plete, but four counties, Adams, Galla,
Hancock and Van Vert. not yet inclu,
ded. Not over half Of them are official
but we presume they are substantially
correct. The footing up of the 84 coun.
Ties gives majority tor Judge Joseph Il,
Swan Of
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SoUTH CAROLINA. -Messrs. Akin, Keitt
Orr, Boyco, and McQeen, have been elect
ed to Congress from this State.
1t is said the majority of tho lower
branch of the Legislature is in favor of
law giving the election of the Presidential
Electors to the people.
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The Ohio and Indiana RailroYd is fin.
ished TO the State line of Indiana. There
is now continuous railroad from Pitts.
burgh to that point, spanning the great
State of Ohio. Three miles and halt
of iron remains to be laid to connect
Pittsburgh with Fort Wayne. In few
days the road will be opened to Fort
Wayne.
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NEW mETuOD.sT CuUuCu.

The walls Of this building arc already up aud will
soon bcpnder cover when apoyton Of the house can
be made ready for holding meetings in. Atpresent
tho congregation meet in tho Court House which is
not at AZ comfortable or pleasant "GOd Speed the
Max
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MEASUREMENT OF HAY IN BULK.-Mul,
liply the length, breadth and heighth of
the hay into each other, and il the hay
Is somewhat settled. ten solid yards will
weigh ton. Clover will take eleven or
twelve yards 10 q ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ut As Spring and Summer Medicine. car.
teer's spanish mixture stands pre- eminent above
all others Its singularly e6icacous action on
the blood its Strengthening and vivifying dual.
tiles, its tonic action on the Liver; It's tendency
to drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleans
ing the system according to Natures own pre-.
scription its harmless, and at the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the number of
cures testified to many of the most respectable
citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug
about it, The trial of a single bottle will testi.
ty the most sceptical of its benefits.
u See advertisement in another column.
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG. Mr.. Yaple
who has just returned from Vinton coun.
~, informs US that Aaron Leach, convc-
ted Of murder in the FIRST degree, at the
June term, was sentenced on Saturday
last by Judge Peck, to be hung on Fri
day ninth the day of February nexi.-Aa.
cient Metropolis.
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Hoo CoNTRAcT.-Tho Alton Telegraph
says: ave hear it rumored that five
thousand hogs have been contracted for
at Springfield, Illinois, at $3.50 The
represented seller is a packer of that
place. ar.
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PRoFITABLE,-From a peach orchard
OF sO0O small trees. in bearing this sea.
son, Mr., +. q. Hill realized $4,000 in
cash The orchard is near Loveland, in
Clermonl county. The fruit was taken
10 the Cincinnati market.-Meiropoiis
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NOVEMBER ELEcTIoNs.--0n the 7th of
November New York, New Jersey. iii.
nois, Michigan, and Wisconsin are to cleo!
Sd members of Congress. In New York
and Michigan, State officers are to be cho.
sen in Illinois a State Treasurer and
county officers, and legislatures in all the
States except Illinois. The Massachu-
setts annual election, and election for II
Congressman is TO be ON the 18th. In
a Legislature is to be elected
some day in November.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
~ signed has been appointed as Administra-
tor, de bonis non, on the estate of John John
s on, late Of Jackson county, Ohio, decease'. 4
JAMES TRIP, Admir-. dc bons non.
Oct 26, "a 3l-3w
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CINCINNATI. Oct Q

-, SINNINNH M NUI' ATs
Flour quiet, but firm at 7(07,IO. Whis-
KY q. Cheese in good demand at 1Oc.
Nothing done in provisions. Sugar 5,0
81. Markets continue very quiet--east-
ern exchange I@Iz premium, money
Oniet
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NEW CL0r1IINn srnnn.

B David a. Brop We observe have opened new
ClUthing Store, in The room one door west Of D.
Leneh's Dry Goods Establishment Main street Jack,
sou, where they ace selling goods at the lowest Kind
0l pricos. 9 la.
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EIGHTY THOUSAND !

We shall give the table of the official
vote as soon as the returns are received.
but with the above figures, we presume
our friends can afford to wait-O. S. Jour.
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=. v. gItiCE, 4 90.

ilaye removed then sore tho room formerly occu.
piod BY james Dyer, corner 4 Main and Broadway
AtrOcts where they have an cxcetqt variety Of new
Goods. Cal aslIee iheia aud theirGoods
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yN V.WELSII, Butcher, Meat House adj
u . joining Elias Longs Store, Main street.,
" Mr.. v. Welsh, would say to the people
OF this nelghborhood, that he will supply them
with the best of Beef, either by the quarter,
half or IN any other way they may wish to psst
chase, ut the lowest Wholesale prices, =
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODSlt
p p SSgS@ g Co.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Y
Dry Goods and Groceries, 4

Main street, opposite the Court House.
W L have just received anothsE supply ob
w New Goods, forming complete assort-
ment OF every thing in our line Of trade, aud
we intend to try the experiment Of making
quick sales at small profits. s I...f ~
We have no old rcmnaats, worn out with
handling and cove ed with dust and cobwebs,
but our Goods are all new and fashionable, and
selected TO suit Il market, and we viii sell
them cheap and at small prO6ts--nOt at cost nor
below cost, but as eheaP as any body else viii.
P. ?. Price, will be always at his post as usual,
where he hopes to meet all his old customers
and very many. new ones, who ere respectfully
invited to calI aud examine for themselves, ass
surinp them that now Is the time to get Bar.
gains, p. p PRICE, 4 Co.
sept2s, "a 27-3m TSo
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Administrator Notice.
John McCas1in's Estate.

JOIN WCCdSIinS Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of John M'Caslin,
late OF Jackson county, Ohio, deceased.
Oct 26, "a 3l--3w 80,
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FoR THE JACKSON STANDRD
Tribute of Respect.

RUTLAND, Meigs, Co., o., Oct l6, 1854.
AT special meeting of New LIMA Di-
vision, No. 504. of the Sons of Temper
ance, convened for the purpose, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas. in the wise dispenSation OF
providence 1T hath pleased Almighty God,
to remove from our midst, by sudden
death, on the 18th inst, Brother MARI
ON BRINE, eldest son of LUMAN and
SENA BRINE, ayoung but promising mem,
Der of our order, and whereas, be was
beloved by his associates, for his kind
ness, and gentleness of manners es.
teemed by all for bis moral worth, and
praise worthy integrity, and virtue and
cherished by the surrounding fraternity,
as one who bid fair to become Gradient
star of future usefulness in the redemp-
ton of his fellow beings from the "black
stains of intemperance. Therefore,
ResOLUed, That, in the death of Brother
MARION BRINE, his parents have lost a
kind and etfectionate son; bis brother
and sisters are deprived of an endeared
and valuable companion, and Our Divis-
ion has sustained an irreparable loss.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with the parents and relations of our de-
ceased brother, in the aflliction which has
so suddenly come upon them, and tender
to them the sincere coincidence of our fra
ternity.
ReSolred, That, as a mark of the res
pect and love, we bear for our departed
brother, the members of this division
wear the usual badge of mourning, and
that the Hall be also dressed in mourning.
Resolved, That a copy of the above
resolutions be presented to the Parents
of our deceased Brother, and that copy
of them be sent to the National Temper
anCe Organ, Jackson Standard, Gallia
Courier, and also to each of our county
papers for publication,
N. STANSBURY, } r.
J. Q. CHASE, Oo"''i'''oo
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re-" Counterfeit $lO's, on the citizens
Bank of Waterbury. Conn, have made
there appearance. Look out,
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Should the sqid BARR Of the Dispatch ever g6Tf
his courage and purse to proper height aud come
out to our county and town. we are under the i'm
preston TINT dumb rs he appears 10 be- he would go
buck TO the Smokey City," n much better informed
persouagc, aud more capable Of informing his read
ers where Jackson is, and also Of hor mineral
wealth
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I 9,2OO,

There is no doubt that each Of the four
not included, have given msjorities the
same way. The grand result will then
be q Repnblican majority Of
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE The Indian.
apois State Journal gives the returns of
the Legislature of that stale. The fol
lowing is the result:
Senate-Locolocos holding over::::l5
Elected this year: :::: 8
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GIvE THEM ATRIAL. Mercerary persons have
IN so many instances succeeding in foisting up.
on the community worthless preparations, claim
ing for them great medical virtues, that a great
many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has
been bestowed upon Stabler's Anodyne Cherry
EXpectorant and DiarrhGa Cordial in more than
hye hundred instances. Indeed many medical
men who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expettorant in cases of coughs, colds, and
diseases OF the respiratory organs, which come
under their care. And in all diseases of the
bowels, too, such as Diarrhma, the Diarrhna
cordial is prescribed by them with the utmost
confidence in its beneficial effects. Give these
excellent medicines good and fair trial.
See descriptive pamphlets, 10 be had gratis of
the agents. Price of each, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
L. II, STABLER & 90, PRoPRlEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUeGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES H. c.. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS. a.ua
JOHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati r. L. SELLERS,
Pittsburg, ]. II. PAfTERsos g. Go. Wheeling.
60 - aI s'aH
SciOtO Il Hooking valley RHiI Road.
g. II Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
kOs fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC,
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adon-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth forsup.
plies. S. r. Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of. Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro,
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, DC, arriving by cars
charges low.
~ Orders promptly filled, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
s. II. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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Total: -: :::::: 90
Fusionists holding over: :: 10
Elected this year: -: 12
Total: :::::::::: %
Locofoco majority: : ;:::.1
Houss-Fusionists: 80: 46
Locofcos: 81
Fusion majority: -: 10
This leaves Fusion majority of 10 on
joint ballot, and secures a Senator in the
place of Petit. lie is the first victim.
but he will have plenty of company.
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''MoRE LIGHT
G4CKsoNy G. II. OHIO

Thursday, Oct, rs, 1854.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-18
Succession Of AarceNite Robichar deceased Wife Of
j. a. Thibodaur and Community.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Pa of

In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Iaource,
there will be offered for sale public auction by Mahurin
Bourg, Sheriff and auctoneer duly qualified and sworn in
and for the parish Of Lfourche the premises situated
in the town Of Thibodaux, MONDAY, the Goth
day Of FEBRUARY, 1854, at 10 o'clock the following
described property, to-wit:
THE EASTERN HALF OF CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the town Of Thbodaux being part Of Lot No. 10
by James B. Grnage, the LIST Of May, 1912, said half Of
lot having front Of eghtyve feet four inches Clinton
street, by depth Of hundred and seventy and two
thirds Of foot bounded in front North by Clinton street
which separates it from lot Of J. p Guo East by Pres
dent street which separates from lot Of Hypole Ri
chard South lot No. 4 belonging to said Succession and
West by the other half Of said lot belonging the Success
prOvements theron s.-.. ....
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR TOWN LOT, situated
in the Of Tqbodaux, being lot No. ia repre-
sente plan of said town made and executed by Jas
B. Grinage the list Of May 1872 Said lot is bounded
North by lot above described and that of Pierre Charpen
tier East by President street, South Cross street, and
West by lot Of Pierre Lagarde, without buildings or i'm
prOvements.
JOHN, negro boy aged about eleven years.
HORSE, (Buck) Saddle and Bride. fg
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting Of House and
Kitchen furniture also a small lot Of Lumber.
TERMS AND CoNDToNs.-The moveables payable CASH !;
the Slave payable Two Hundred Dollars Cash. and the bal
payable by Thirds Third in all and each Of the
months Of March Of the years 1885, 1885, and the town
months of March Of the years 1855, 1856, and 1857.
The purchasers furnishing good and approved security,
and the land and slave to remain specially morgaged and
hypothycated until final payment, and each nstament to
bear eght per centum interest after maturity until
final payment. (jan14-4-tds) NJ. BOURG Sheriff
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Estate Of Marie Josephine Riciere, deceased eee Of
Theodore Trone, and community. No. 32s.

~ trct COurt-Parlsh OF LafOurche. ......
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting and for the Parish of Laourche there
will be offered for sale at public auction by Mathun Borg
Sheriff and Auconeer duly qualified and sworn in and for
the said parish the premises situated in this parish
the right bank Of bayou Lafourche the Catholic Church
about mile below the Of Thibodaux SATUR
DAY. the 25th day Of FEBRUARY 1854, at 10 O'Clock
m, the following described property to wit:
AIMEE, a negro girl aged about 40 years. s5stti
ONE LOT OF GROUND, one arpent front by one and q
quarter in DEPTH less fraction Of it sold to Mrs Baze
Richard in the Northwest corner bounded North by lot Of
Widow j. Riviere and E. Lesignan, East and South by
lands belonging to B. Key, and West BY lot belonging
to Pierre Lopez and Widow Bazle Richard. . H..
CHAIRS Looking GLASS; Table, Bureau Bed and Bedding
Bathing Tub ons Gun, one Mare, etc.
TERMS CosDIroNs.-The movable property payable
all under ten dollars in March, 1854 and all Of
ten dollars payable by halves half in March 1854
and the other half in March 1885, the land and slaves
able by thirds third in each and all the months March
Of the 1885, 1885, and 1857 The purchasers rnshg
good and approved security in sdo the land and slave
to remain specially morgaged and hypohicated until final
payment and all instalmens not punctuay paid at matur
bearing eight per centum per interest thereafter
[5-tdsl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff